Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-30

tachments over the entire exposed territory.
and give General Buell. 900 men for active
service.
Taxing Foreign Banks.
New YORK, June 29th.-The bill taxing
foreign bank capital has been signed by Gov
ernor Cornell. It provides that every foreign
bank or banking company doing business in
this State shall be annually taxed one-half of
one per cent. on an average for all sums OF
money used or employed in this State.
Among the principal banks affected by this
bill are the Bank of California and Bank of
Nevada.
Unprecedented Receipts Of Grain,
NEW YORK, June 2Jth.-The receipts of
grain at this port have been unprecedentedly
large, both for yesterday and for the past
week Yesterday the arrivals were in round
numbers $50, 600 bushels of wheat and 740, 600
bushels of corn. For the week ending the
26th they aggregated 5,2lS, $50 bushels. The
exports since Saturday were also very large
being Of wheat 100000 bushels, and of corn
$4,000 bushels. The visible supply has in-
creased during the week in wheat 200, 600
bushels, and in corn SO, 600 bushels.
Death Rate of New York and Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, June 30th-A. M-The hot
sultry weather continues, with no appearance
Of abatement, but rather otherwise. The
QeabuS YeSleTudy UutDDSiGu ZO-, 1nClUullS
Ill children. In Brooklyn there were 4l4
deaths during the week, as against 227 the
preceding week. Of these, 359 were infants.
Nominated for Congress.
LOUISVILLE, June 29th.-The Democrats
of New Albany, Ind, have nominated S. W.
Zeckslager for Congress. George A. Breck-
nell, the present incumbent, and Jeptha d.
New were his opponents.
Kansas Republicans.
TOPEKA, June 29th--At meeting of the
Republican State Central Committee to-
night, it was agreed to call State Conven-
tion at Topeka September 1st.
silver and Stocks.
NEW YORK, June 29th-Silver bars 1145
money, 2@S; Governments weak stocks
closed quiet Western Union, 104 Quicksil.
yer, 10; Pacific Mail, 394; Mariposa, III
Wels-Fargo, 109; New York Central, 1921:
Erie, All Panama, $50; Union Pacific,
$50; Unnn Pacific bonds, 115s; Central
Pacific, 72b; Central Pacific bonds, 115;
Sutro Tunnel, L.
Yale College.
New HAVEN, June 29th.-This evening the
graduating classes at Yale serenaded Presi-
dent Porter. President Hayes became to-day
a guest of the College, and is stopping at
President Porter's house,
Unauthorized Statement.
WASHINGTON, June 29th-Secretary Sher-
man says there is no authority for the pub
lished statement that the Treasury Depart
ment will suspend its weekly purchase of
bonds after the 1st of July.
The Coming Campaign.
WASHINGTON, June 29th.-The Republican
Congressional Campaign Committee have re-
ceived encouraging advices from all sections
of the country as to the organization of Gar.
field and Arthur Clubs, and OF a determina-
tion to make the campaign warm one.
The Illinois Railroad LAW.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-The Supreme Court
at Springfield this morning affirmed the con-
stitutionality of the State railroad law. Tbe
Illinois Central will appeal to the United
States Supreme Court.
Collision of Fre ght Trains.
HARRISBURG (Pa.), June 29th = Two
freight trains came into collision early this
morning at Petersburg, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. Another freight train, with John
B. Crawford, engineer, and NJ. A. Shriver.
fireman, ran into the wreck and both men
were instantly killed.
Generals Sherman and Ord at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 29th.-General Sherman is
in the city on the way to Sitting Bulls camp
General Ord is also here in consultation with
General Sheridan as to the establishment of
new military posts in the Southwest.