Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-09-06
THE moRK1ns,s NEWS

In New York Government bonds are quoted
at 1l9s for AZ Of 1907. 1l2t for Us. 1ol for
SIS sterling s. s2i@4 SO 1854 for S. 1o1 for IS
silver bars, 1898.
Silver in London, 5osd; consois, 100 SID; 5
per cent. United States bonds, extended, los; Is,
1921; 4Is, ll5l.
s7l@s8 cents.
The feature Of the mining share market at San
Francisco is the continued activity III Alta, which is
spreading to Benton and Justice of the group.
The sales yesterday morning embraced ), $50 shares
Alta at q IS to 81 45 closing at the latter figure
1850 shares Benton at s5@8c closing at the latter
figure and 1900 shares Justice at 59aeOc, closing
at the latter figure There were also free sales Of
Hale Norcross, Sierra Nevada and Union Consoli-
dated, but at about the same prices as Tuesday.
At Rochester, N Y, yesterday, the Greenbaek
State Convention nominated Rev. Thomas X.
Beecher for Secretary Of State.
Prof Varley electrician CT the first cable across
the Atlantic, is dead
Indications at London point TO renewal Of Fen
ian activity.
U. s. Ministers Sargent and Morton were banquet
ed Tuesday at Lyons, France.
The Chinese have not yet crossed the Tonquin
frontier.
Marquis Tsing, the Chinese ambassador, is TO be
arrested upon his arrival in Paris.
fire in a grain field near Salinas, Monterey
county, caused loss Of 81, 500.
grand parade of worldngmen took place in New
York yesterday, 10000 men being in line.
The carnival at Cincinnati began yesterday.
The trial Of young Mutt, for killing Dukes, ha:
been postponed at Uniontown. Pa, Until the De
cember term.
collision of coal trains at Reading, Pa, yester
day, completely demolished twelve cars
Pere Hyacnthe comes 10 America shortly on
lecturing tour.
The cases against 800 saloon.keepers, for selling
beer Sunday, were dismissed in a St. Louis Court
yesterday
The largest hay warehouse in Placer county,
owned by W. D. Perkins, of Rocklin, was destroyed
by fire yesterday.
Los Angeles experienced two light shocks Of
earthquake yesterday morning.
The body Of Captain Cox, recently drowned neal
Point Firman, Los Angeles county, has been re-
covered
Andrew Stout, prominent and wealthy citizen
died in New York yesterday.
The steamship Queen OF the Pacific on her way
to Portland, grounded near Astoria Tuesday, but
was foated without damage yesterday.
Roadmaster Creeks, who killed Chinaman Au
gust 18th, was discharged at Shasta yesterday OF
the ground of self defense.
The Dakota Constitutional Convention is in ses-
sion at Sioux Falls.
The frost in Massachusetts, Tuesday night caused
s125. 900 damage in three counties alone.
movement is on foot to establish Nationa
Home for invalid Confederate soldiers.
A case of highway robbery is reported from Mas
sachusetts
A Halifax dispatch announces the sinking Of
large steamer near Indian Harbor Guysboro.
Heavy forest fires are raging in the mountains o.
Oregon.
c. L. Fountain was killed in Whatcom county
W. T., by falling timber.
No rain has fsllen cas-. of the Cascade mountains
in Oregon for $50 days
Charles Reynolds, tried for killing Walter Turner
was acquitted at MERGED yesterday.
Edgar Talbot declines to be the Republican can
didate for Governor OF Massachusetts,.
Forest fires prevail throughout eastern and north
ern Maine.
The wife of General Robert Toombs died Tuesda.
at Gainesville, Ga.
The Grand Lodge, knights Of Pythias, OF Ne
braska, is in session at Omaha.
Three houses were burned to the ground a
Modesto yesterday morning.
train on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad had
narrow escape from destruction near Chicago yes
terday.
At Mayfcld. Santa Clara county, George Langley
shot and killad = I, Fischer
1t is positively asserted that yellow fever really
exists in Guaymas, Mexico, notwithstanding denial'
from that point.
Thousands of citizens attended the reception q
President Arthur at Chicago last evening.
General Grant, Henry Willard, Jay Gould and Carl
Schurz assisted at the laying of the cornerstone Of
the Capitol Of Dakota, yesterday. at Bismarck.