Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-28
THE LATEST!
Special to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.

FRnsNo, Oct. 27.-The following Is a
list of soulful bound passengers passing
here to-day:
DR. j Cooper, Los Angeles; Mrs Il J
Patterson, Oakland; Antonio y Gonzales,
u Corvals, Benson, A T.; T. b Poinroy
and wife. Miss II Pomroy Miss M Ma
roney, Tucson; A N Campbell, Wheel.
ing, w Va; 4 l. Carrow, New York,
Mrs S II Carteet, San Jose, Mrs tiilpin,
Captain Breden, aud wife, & Moller,
George Atwood, San Francisco; j
Maxey, Denver, Colorado; Mrs NJ Harth-
ervence, Bryou; John Kegg and family,
California; 3 NJ Hendricks, Washing
ton, T.; NJ Herrin, Miss Uerrin, ID G
Heriin aud family, Illinois.
The stock Henrd.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 27.-- Best and
Bllcher, 3.75; Chollar, 240; Consol-
| lated Virginia, 30; Crown Point, | Is;
Il feka Consolidated, 4, ,25; Gould &
Curry, 30; Hale & Norcross, 2.3O;
Mexican, BIS; Northern Belle, -;
Ophir, 575; potosi, 80; Savage .95;
Sierra Nevada, $40; Union $50; yell
low Jacket, 345.
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SAN FRAscIsco, Oct Wheat.
dull at 81 .G5@ 70: buyer, $l.78 Barley,
market weak; seller, Sl03l@sl. .03f;
saason, 81 .0l@l0l9.
Aid for Mexican yellow Fever
Sufferers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. q. The nasque-
rade ball, in aid of Mexican yellow fever
sufferers, at the Pavilion this evening,
was attended by about 800 persons.
The iuclemency of the weather prevented
q large attendance. 1t Is estimated that
fully 5000 tickets were sold and that the
net proceeds will be about 50, 900. Prior
to the opcniAg OF the ball there was a
torchight military procession The
Second Military band was in attendance.
Governor Stoneman was present.
The Hawaiian sugar Producers.
SAN FRANusco, Oct 27.-The Ha-
waiian Sugar Commission is credited
with having stated that the sugar pro-
ducing industry Of the Islands was main
ly in the hands OF German aud English
or Hawaians. The Honolulu Press, in
answering the statement, shows that of
total number Of seventy plantations
valued at about G,000, 000 the Ameri.
cans own fifty, valued at over $4,000.
600
indians Depredatibg In ssouors.
CnARLHsToS, A. r.. Oct. ~. A party
just in from Sonorn reports Indians dep
redating near the Mexican Custom House
at San Pedro. There is no cornfrma-
tion of the reports a. yet
The Rain storm.
MERGED, Oct 27.-One inch Of rain
fell here last night.
CoLUsA. Oct. ~ Rainfall for the
storm, 62l00ths inches; total for the
season, 20 inches. The storm is not
yet over.
SHASTA, Oct. 27.--The storm still con
tinues. Yesterday the rain came down
in torrents. Last night there was heavy
thunder and sharp linghtning. The
weather to-day is colder and the hills
and mountains north of and near town
are snow capped.
VALLEJO, Oct. 27.--The rainfall yes
terday amounted to 4.23 inches. This
evening another heavy rain set in.
The Weeks Immigration.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-The
California Immigration Association re.
ports the arrival of l6S immigrants on
overland trains dnring the week ending
to-day.
Distinguished BEAR Hunters.
SAN FRANCisco, Oct. 27. Lieutenant
Governor Laughton, of Nevada, with
party of several friends, left this morn
ing for Holbrook, Arizona, on bear
hunting expedition at Fort Apache.
They will be the guests of Captain
Daugherty, commander of the fort,