Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-04
insufficient to form an opinion sto the

insufficient to form an opinion asto the
result.
In Sacramento it is impossible to OBJ
tain tho correc. result for several days.
Carey will probably be Senator. Clur-
RE is probably elected to the Assem-
bly,. -r... .,act
their ticket except Treasurer and AS
SCISSOR. .,
In Santa Clara the Republicans will
elect one Assefnblyman and probably
q portion of the county ticket. Tie
Democrats have all the rest.
San Joaquin county elects h full
Republican legislative and county
ticket.
In san Diego county the entire coun-
ty ticket is Republican, except District
Attorney. Hinchman, Joint Senator,
is probably beaten in the District by q
small majority. The county ticket is
divided between ell three ofthe parties;
Ostram and Gable, Democrats, for the
Assembly.
In YolO county the Democrats elect
most Of the county ticket. Freeman
defeats Watkins for the Assembly by a
small majority. Irwin and the entire
Democratic ticket are elected by a large
majority, and the Democrats elect all
Of the congressman, except in The Sec
ond District, where the result Is doubt
full between Page and Larkin.
In this city Bryant is no doubt elect
ed Mayor, and q majority Of the Demo-
cratic ticket, but the count il proceed
ing very slowly. Piper is ahead for
Congress.
The Financial OutlOok-The Brok.
ers to the Rescue-QuOtatiOns Of
Private Sales-The RaIston I'm
quest Concluded - Destructive
Fire 1t Virginia city.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 8.
The financial outlook improves ev-
cry day and general business is
ing its usual channels. The recent
coin famine is nearly over and q much
better feeling prevails. Large amounts
have recently been thrown into the
market from the Treasury and Mint,
to which will be added 500, 900 to-mor-
row by transfer from the Treasury to
the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company. This will tend to make
money much easier The affairs Of the
Bank Of California are progressing fa-
vorably. In an interview with a
prominent gentleman Of the directory
this afternoon assurance were given
that the best prospects existed for q
speedy opening. A guarantee Of cap
ital to the amount of several millions
has been already subscribed and more
is promised. The creditors exhibit Q
disposition to grant a reasonable ex-
tension on their demands, and the
stockholders, without exception, so far
as seen express q Willingness to enter
into the proposed arrangements. A
further examination into the stats of
the assets warrants the assertion that
their condition is better than at first
supposed. The directors at present
prefer to make public no detailed state
ment ~ to the assets and liabilities,
though information was privately af-
forded t. the reporter In obtaining gen.
eral knowledge Of the condition Of the
bank, which goes tar to confirm the
recent favorable reports. No definite
time was stated for the resumption, but
q delay of about two weeks WAS init
mated, at which time a full statement
OF the affairs will be made public.
The Stock Exchange held y meeting
to- day, III which $780, 900 was sub
scribed to guarantee the fund Of the
bank, and subscriptions were made by
individual members amounting In the
aggregate to from $3.50, 600 to $500, 900.
The board will not probably resuine
sessions until the bank begins pay
ment, and in the meantime it will dis
courage any business OH the street.
| Private transactions we're made, how
ever, tod y at the following figures:
Con. Virginia, $40; California, So;
Ophir, $43; Crown Point, S26; Best and
| Belcher, $40; Gould and Curry, SIG;
Yellow Jacket, $50; Belcher, 81; Mex.
icsn SIT. The best of feeling prevails
among the brokers.
The inquest in the case of Ralston
was concluded to-day. The report o.
the chemist showed no evidence oI
poison in the stomach. and the jury
| returned q verdict Of accidental death
from congestion Of the vital organs and
drowning.
The National Gold Bank and TrusI
Company report good prospects Of
early resumption.
The result Of the election in the city
Is still undecided. The In
which the ballots are being counted
renders any estimate difficult until the
vote IL further canvassed.
Page il probably elected to Congress
in the Second district. No returns
were received to-day to modify othel
previous reports.
A fire at Virginia City this morning
destroyed the Odd Fellows building
including the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, and q
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horses. Loss, $l25, O00.