Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-29
NEWS OF TIE MORNING.


In New York yesterday Government bonds we're
quoted at Ios fer AZ OF 1851; 1928 for IS Of 1881
100 for AIS; sterling, "a e2@4 s4l silver barr,
lI4.
Silver in, London yesterday 52i; consos.
s7s; 5 per cent. United States bonds, 1853 AZ,
IlI}; AIS, 1928
In San Francisco half dollaTs are quoted at dis
sount to par Mexican dollars. sol buying, Oil sell
ing
At Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 0s
=43g9s Sd for average California.
IN the San Francisco mining stock market yester-
terdsy morning there was quite q concession in
some descriptions especially Union Consolidated, on
which an assessment is expected. This stock
opened weak at the early informal call, and there
were 10 and 20 share pieces sold at Sl7 so to SIS
On the regular call the GALES We're larger at SIS and
upwards, closing at s1s ST. It is two months since
this stock was down 20 sls and in the meantime it
mas been up as high as $50. Mexican fell to
81 l2I the lowest in six weeks but closed $40 rs
All the north-end ComstocSs were of yesterday
morning. On the other hand, Becher and Grown
Point were ctive at advance 1t 10 sks as though
politics was going to have something to do with
stocks this fall.
Colonel Fair, sharen's opponent for the Senator
slip, arrived at Virginia, New. yesterday.
The fair at Stockton opened yesterday under very
favorable prospects.
Captain D. P. Mlllogh, guard at the State Prison
at san Quentin, was found dead in Lis bed yester-
day morning.
William Reagan was instantly killed by a falling
tree, near Seattle. W. T., Friday.
The Governor of Illinois has ordered the election
of four additional Judges for the Cook County
Superior Court.
Ex-Congressman Albright died at Mauch Chunk,
Pa, yesterday.
Willie Magyar shockingiy mangled by thrash
lug machine at Sharontown, Mich, Saturday, and
died soon after.
In the Second Pennsylvania District the Demo
Gratis have nominated Daniel Dougherty for Con-
gress; in the Third, Samuel C. Randall in the
Fourth, George Bull; in the Fifth, John r. Fal-
well.
John McAndler has been nominated for Congress
by the Republicans OF the Eighth Massachusetts
District.
An immense Republican mass meeting was held
at Warren, Ohio, yesterday. at which Conkling,
Grant, Logan and Simon Cameron were present.
Coal has been discovered near Touchet river in
Washington Territory.
The New York Democratic State Convention met
at Saratoga yesterday.
The Supreme Court yesterday decided that there
is TO be county elections in this State this fall
The remains of Theodore Clancy, assassinated at
Santa Barbara, will be conveyed to Castoga, where
they will be inferred Sunday.
TIE Examiner newspaper, of San Francisco, has
changed hands, and will be issued as morning
daily and after Monday.
Robert st. Clair was found guilty of murder in
the second degree at Winnenucca. New, yesterday.
The Democrats of the First Pennsylvania District
have nominated George A. Snowden for Congress.
Waite, the abscondlng bank President recently
captured at Omaha, was arraigned at Bellows
Falls Vt, last evening, on eight indictments.
The distemper among the horses at Boston has
spread to New York.
Fire near Dublin, Alameda county.
The remains of Nina yarian, the deceased actress,
will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery, New
York
The Republicans of Yuba county have nominated
W. II. Parks OF Marysville aud J. P. Brown of
Comptonyille for the Assembly.
Robert Klotz has been renominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Eleventh Pennsylvania
District
Senator Blaine addressed an immense audience at
Wheeling, W. Va, yesterday upon political ques-
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