Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-14
FOREIGN.
European Financial Matters.

European Financial Matters.
LONDON, September 13th.-The with
drawals of gold for Ireland and Egypt as
sisted in increasing the value of money
per cent over last weeks rates Three
months bills rule at l3@2, and short at
4@4. Bullion returns of the Bank of Eng
land for the week show a marked diminu-
ton. The absorption of capital proceeds
rapidly, but a further advance depends
greatly on the movement of American ex-
change The Stock Exchange was dull
during the week, without any decided ten
dency, the constant dribble of stock upon
the market keeping the prices fiat Amer
lean railroads were depressed throughout
the week, and quotations mark a decided
fall in low priced issues. Wabash, Denver
Erie, and Reading, receded sharply, specu-
lative sales being pressed on the market
The changes for the week are as follows
Decreases-Central Pacific, 3 ; Chicago
and st. Paul, %; Denver, / Illinois; I
Lake Shore, 3 Louisville Il; New York
Central, 3; Erie Ordinary, II do Second
mOrtgage), 3 Ontario, 1s; Pennsylvania
and Ohio, 2; Ohio and Mississippi, ,;
Oregon, y Reading, lg; Reading mort
gagel /; Wabash, 2; Wabash mortgage
3. lncreases-Union Pacific ).
PARIS BoURsE.
PARIS, September 13th-After a sharp
fall in the beginning of the week, caused
by fears of a conflict between Germany and
Spain, prices recovered, and the closing
yesterday was firm at the highest figures Of
the week. Both on the Bourse and Petite
Bourse a fair business was transacted. Suez
Canal shares show a margin of forty francs
above the lowest prices OF last week. Large
profits were realized in Spanish tours and
north Spain, by buyers who took advantage
OF the recent scare. Panamas have risen
eleven francs, and the advance is sustained
by the buying of the De Lesseps CLIQUE l.
The public do not touch them, as there is
prospect of an issue of bonds or of a call
Tor unpaid share capital. The closing rates
on the Petite Bourse were: Three per cent.
rentes, 81, 95; Italian fives, 50, 90; Egyp-
tan unified, 3.35 Credit Foncier, 1925
Spanish fours, 565
BERLIN BoURsE.
BERLIN, September 13th.-Busness on
the Bourse was inactive, and prices weak
throughout. Operators, being impressed
with the injustice of the Bourse tax, which
IS a constant hinderance TO transactions
are preparing for a renewal of their appeal |
against the measure. The Spanish diff
Guilty has been without influence upon
stocks here. Transactions between Span
ish firms and German exporters have been
impeded by the Spanish demands to re-
Bank and railway shares have dropped.
owing to a standstill in the corn trade
The closing prices of the week were
Deutsch Bank, 49, 20; Prussian tours, 1O3.
So Austrian silver rente 6S; Hungarian
gold rente, 50, so; Austrian credit 40;
London exchange, long, 20, 81; do, short,
20, 3d..
Germany and Spain.
LONDON, September 13th.-The note of
ha
lister, to Prince Bismarck, claims Spanish
sovereignty over the Carolines on the
ground OF discovery, exploration, mission
airy work, protection, recognition by the
natives and the existence of Spanish trad
ing posts.
MADRID, September 13th.-The German
Government appears disposed to insist that
the dispute concerning the Caroline Islands
be submitted 10 arbitration. Spain is ne
gotiating for the purchase of two men-of-
war which are being built in England for
the Chinese Government. The British
Fice-Consul at San Sebastian has offered to
protect the German Consul there in the
event of another riot.
LONDON, September 14th-A. M.-The
DAILY NeWs' Berlin dispatch SAYS The
Carolines may be already regarded as !
German property. The entire affair can
only terminate with the assertion of Ger
many claims.
Germany and the Vatican.
ROME, September 13th.-Baron Won
Schoeger is coming to Rome, to bring an
autograph letter from Emperor William
to the Pope, looking to i settlement of the
religious disputes that have been pending
between Germany and the Vatican.
Gladstone Able 20 Attend Church.
LONDON, September 13th.-Gladstone was
well enough to go to church to-day, at the
head of a small procession comprising
his wife and their three sons and three
daughters. lie maze his way somewhat
painfully from Hawarden Castle to the
parish church. Twinges of lumbago
caused him to limp slightly, but he looked
WELL and greeted his old neighbors with
great cheerfulness.
Famous Austrian Artist Dead.
BERLIN, September 13th.-Hans Canon,
the famous Austrian artist is dead.
Chinese Railroad Enterprise.
LONDON, September 13th.-A Chinese
loan Of S40.000000 has been negotiated at
Paris and Berlin, for the construction OF a
railroad from Tallu to Tung Chow, twelve
miles south Of Peking a Manchester firm
has obtained a contract for building the
road.
The Cholera Situation.
Madrid CeptcilUbE l0Ul.-I DTOuBiOIll
Spain, to-day, l ,474 new cases of cholera
and 42S deaths have been reported.
Affairs in Chile.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE via Galveston, Sep
TENDER 13th.-The Parliamentary Commit
tee held its first sitting last night and de-
cided to name Commission of four
Deputies from the different political par
ties. This Commission will discuss the
basis for the proposed convention. Presi-
dent Santa Maria gave banquet yesterday
in honor OF the Cabinet Minister'S Balma-
ceda and Nergara AlbanO. The Treasury
Department is carefully noting the guano
expectation, for the purpose Of deciding the
amount due Peru's creditors. The Govern.
ment has ordered the establishment of
fencing schools for the officers of the army.
and gymnasium for the soldiers.
Serious Trouble Feared.
VALPARAISO (via Galveston) September
13th.-Serious trouble among the copper
miners at Carrizal Alto is unprecedented.
The authorities of the town have applied |
for military assistance. There are over 200
miners at that point out Of employment
Communistic Uprising.
CRY OF MEXICO via Galveston. Septem-
Der 13th.-A cOmmunistic uprising in the
canton of Cordova. in the State of Vera
Cruz, is giving great concern to the planters
of that section. The Governor Of the State
processes ability TO put down the rebels
without the aid of Federal troops. The
planters have armed the poems in the
affected locality. The rebels demand a |
division of all property
Eminent English Divine in Canada.
RIMoUsKI Quebec, September 13,h.-
The steamer Sandman has passed inward. !
Among her passengers IS Archdeacon Far
| rar, the eminent English divine.