Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-06
THE LATESTl
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
t,assengera south aud Enst

fresno, Oct. 4.--The following Is q
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Mrs T b Clark and child, II Bartning,
II B Fox, J N Bowler, Los Angeles;
Mrs T. Mulery, " Louis; Miss Lyle,
d Dlllas, Ogn; ii Mellum, b Heyinan, j
8 Levy, Il J Spalding, } Williams, W
G Thomas, San francisco; WASH II
Schoenfeld, Tombstone; Arch Cribbs,
Miss Richards, Riverside, Cal; Mrs
Ford, San Glbriel; Marshall, Sacra-
mento; Kate Bromley, San Jose; 10
Aurrecorhoa. Santa Barbara; B Bnrk-
hardt, San Bernardino; J Anseline. San
Gabriel; J G Taylor, Sacramento.
The stock Board.
SAN FRAgcIsco, Oct. 5. Best and
Belcher 3l5; Chollar, 2.65; Consol
idated Virginia, 45; Crown Point. .25;
Eureka Consolidated, 6; Gould h Curry,
2. 30; Hale L. Rorcross, $40: Mexican,
. 20; 0phir, 1856; Potosi, .95; Savage,
/. so; Sierra Nevada, 40; Union Consol-
idated. 4,O5; Yellow jacket. 300;
Northern Belle, $500.
wheat and Barley Market
SAN FRAScBco, October 5.-Wheat,
firm but quiet; seller 81. 70@l7l4; buy.
er, season, 81 .S6l@ .S6t. Barley, steady
and active; seller, 99sctq90gc; seller, sea.
son, 09c; buyer, sl.O6s; buyer, season,
Sil3@il3l.
photographic once to be Estab.
Iisbed.
SAN Francisco, October 5.--It is
proposed to establish branch hydro
graphic office in this city TO collect infor-
nation from masters Of merchant vessels
in regard to storms, shoals, and naviga.
tion on the Coast in general.
Prosperity General Throughout
| the state.
SAN FRANcIsCo, October j.-The
| Adpcrtiser, real estate authority, says
| IL Is a self-evident fact that the Coast
generally is enjoying a sound and
| healthy revival in the real estate bust
ness. The Improvement has been main
" in productive lands. The movement,
which is gradual and steady, may be
attributed to tho growing prosperity of
| oar farmers, orchardists and vine grow
ers; TO the great reduction in the rates
Of interest from l2 and Is per cent to
9 and per cent; to the spreading light
of information as to the advantages OF
our climate, soil and productions, and
| the consequent influx Of immigration;
also, to the fact that our people are
beginning to realize that Investments in
| lands are much safer and more proiita-
ble than mininp operations
yellow Fever Items.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.--The fireman
of the steamer Newbern, who died yes
terday OF yellow fever, was buried this
| forenoon on unoceupied land at the head
of the bay. II is the opinion Of many
that it would have been better to ere
mate the remains, so as to more elieciu-
ally destroy the fever germs. Second
Officer Gahan has improved, and the
other patients are eonvalesoent. The
quarantine officer says there is absolute
ly no danger Of the disease developing
here, as yellow fever germs are bronght
here every day by rail- but don't de.
velop the weather being too cold.
A dispatch to-day from Mazatlan nm
nounces the death from yellow fever of
Horace Adams, mechanical engineer,
and well-knowu resident of this city.
Some excitement was caused by the
fact transpiring that the steamer San
Juan, which arrived after the Newborn,
had taken on passengers from Mazatan
and was allowed to dock without being
quarantined. the Captain having clean
bill of health and stating that he had not
had communication with that infected
port AS nearly week has now elapsed
since the arrival OF the San Juan and no
sign of fever has manifested itself, it is
believed there is no occasion for anxiety.
Advices from Qnalican, the capital OF
Sinaloa, Mexico state that yellow fever
is raging there terribly No precise de-
tails ore obt ainable.