Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-08-14
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

NEWS OF TIE MORNING.
In New York Yesterday Government bonds were
quoted at 1929 for As of 1907 1923 for IS Of 1881
Ill for AS; sterling, q s24@4 s4l; silver bars
IIS5 silver coin, discount buying, PAR selling.
Silver in London yesterday, 50 l016d; consols, Is
49, per cent United States bonds 1853 As llS&
AS 1888.
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at par
Mexican dollars, 81 buying, el3 selling.
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at ss
Sda1os Id for good to choice California.
Mining stocks we're apparently in good demand at
San Francisco yesterday morning. Higher figures
were scored in nearly every nstance-in connection
with large transactions in some cases. Union Con-
selidated advanced 81 % from Thursday noon, and
yellow Jacket 81 There was also an advance OF 81
in Confidence as compared with the last previous
sale, on the TIN. The appreciation in other Com
stock descriptions varied from cents to S79 cents
There was all average advance all round OF % cents
to 50 cents per share.
The suspension bridge at Billiards., near Camp
tonvil e, Yuba count was destroyed by fire Thurs
day night.
convict in San Quentin claims to have witnessed
the murder of T. Wallace More in Ventura county
and that sprague was not participant in the affair
George C. Cahen has been renominated for Con.
gress by the Democrats of the Fifth Virginia Dis
trict.
Bullion amounting to 100000 was withdrawn
from the Bank of England yesterday for shipment
to the United States.
The attempt of young physician of Lyons,
France, to fast fifteen days. abandoned after one
weeks trial.
The Democrats of the Ninth Ohio District have
nominated Cobb H. Norris for Congress
Judge Henry C. Allen has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats of the Seventh Virginia
District.
Conkling will take The stump September ID or 3d.
He will canvass New York, Ohio and Indiana.
The Arkansas Republicans have decided to put nc
State ticket in the field.
Grand preparations are making at Chicago to re-
ceive the Knights Tempar
The total number of deaths occurring from the
West Jersey Railroad disaster is now placed at sew
enteen
Ministerial crisis is considered imminent il
Turkey
Typhoid fever has caused the temporary evaeua
ton Of the fort at Yincennes, France.
The boilernakers at Yarrow, Eng, demand an
increase of wages.
Fresh political complications have occurred ii
Buenos Ayres
Stephenson Richardson (colored)i is to be hanged
at Wilmington, N c., September Sd, for killing HI;
mother In-law.
One negro was killed and two wounded at bar
becue Thursday at Texarkana, Tex
Steamers leaviag Europe to-day for New York
take e595 900 in specie.
A clerk named Moore was found murdered yes
teriay near Dodge, Tex.
The New Hampshire Democratic State Conven.
tion meets at Concord September 10TH
The intense heat in the Belcher mine killed Phillip
Harrington at Virginia, New, yesterday.
No yellow fever has yet appeared at either New
Orleans, Vicksburg or Memphis.
At Niles, O., yesterday, Darius Parks shot and
killed John Mcdonald.
T. C. Burns has been nominated for Congress by
the Republicans OF the Fifth Kentucky District.
The Democratic boilers in Georgia have nomi
mated ex-senator Norwood for Governor against
Colquitt.
The population of Arkansas is given at s10,147
General Byrne, who was wounded by Indians be
tween F.rt Quitinan and Eagle Springs, n. NJ.
recently, is dead.
One person was killed and several injured neal
Cooperstown Junction, n. y, yesterday, by col
lision OF freight trains
A steamer which arrived at New York yesterday
from Bremen brought 1885,. $50 in specie.
War has commenced between the Gould railroads
and express companies.
Fire at Williamsport, Pa.
Enthusiastic political meetings were held in San
Francisco last night by both Democrats and Repub.
lcans.
Two destructive fires occurred in Boston last even
ing.
Readers of the RECORD UNION will find much to
interest them this morning upon the inside pages.