Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-07-22
San irrnncisco Money Market.

san Francisco money Market.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 21st.-The dis
bnrsement of number of dividends of
local interpretations on the 10Th has helped
to nut much money in new channels, and
has given show of activity in financial
circles that has not existed before in sew
eral weeks The closing of the Mint in
June for the annual cleanup and transfer
OF management has stopped the supply OF
ali new coin from that source to date.
Owners Of gold bullion have felt the in
convenience OF this interruption to the or
binary workings of the Mint, and arrange
n,ents to take the bars and advance on
them through the Suh-Treasury have been
made. About 81 800 600 has been obtained
in this way, to the relief of all Business
for the week has been good. The savings
banks have put out about 100000 in mort
CAGES on city property at TO 3 per cent
Most Of this money has been loaned at 6.
This Is the uniform rate at the Hibernia
Bank. which has loaned between so, 00o
and $4,000 in small amounts during the
week The Security Bank made one loan
OF ~, 600 at percent. for five years. The
same bank INSIDE another loan Of 81 800 at
:. and one of -, $50 at 8. The German
Bank put cut a number of small loans at
:, and lie French Bank over $4,000 at s.
About so 600 was loaned from private
hands at Gt1S. Commercial loans are So
10, with : as loading rate.
The Moquoiumnes Grant Cases.
SAN FRANCISCO July 2lst.-In the Circuit
Court to-day Justice Field ordered that in
SIX c;tses. entitled the UCited States vs.. the
Central Pacific Railroad (Moqualumnes
Grant cases the proceedings be stayed until
similar equity cases are heard, and that the
equity cases be specded.
Stranded Steamer FIoGted Three Little
Gi:ls Lost
ErREBl Humboldt county, July Dist
TIE steamer Nary D. Hume, which was
aground at the mouth IF Eel river all last
week, Is now in this bay ard viii sail for
san Francisco .O-ddy. she is not damaged.
The city is greatly excited to-day oyerthc
loss of three little girls, two aged ID years,
the other s years. Two are the daughters
OF Waiter B9hall, the other Of W. J. Me
Lareu The children started out blackber-
rying Yesterday, and lave not been heard
from since. Several hundred men are ont
looking for them.
The lost Children Found.
EUREKA, July 21st-The lost children
Were found this forenoon, having wan
deret about eight miles from Eureka,
crossing a body OF dense redwood They
were al right when found, having re-
manned together the entire time they We're
lost. Many OF the men, who went in search
ot the little ones, had not returned at
2. VI.
Fire i'll Il Tailor Shop.
EUREKA, July 2lst-A ire broke out in
L tailor shop last night on + street, near
the Tines Tcici,hoae building and destroyed
the shop aud contents. The shop was
owned byP. Bgodigan. He claims TO have
had 81 ,200 worth of goods i'll the shop,
which were insured for $500.
Thrown from "A Buggy and Badly Hurt.
SAN LEANpRo, July 2lst-W. L. Mccoy, q
contractor and builder of San Lorenzo,
was thrown from his buggy in this place
this morning, by lis horse shying. His
head struck the curbiuG, making two very
deep wounds at the back of the skull, pro-
ducing conclusion OF the brain. He was
also injured very badly internally. At this
hour 6 =. NJ he has not recovered con-
sciousness, and small hopes are entertained
Of his recovery.
The Modesto Murderer Captured.
MopEsro, July 2lst.-The man who shot
and killed John Lesher at the Riverside
saloon in this place Sunday evening. was
captured last night at a place called Bur.
nott's station about eighteen miles north
east from here. He confeSseS, but Pleads
self-defeuse Lesher was buried this after
noon.
Narrow Escape of Cinnamon.
TRucKEE, July 2lst.-rhe work train Of
The Central Pacific Railroad ran against a
steer Oh the track to-day, and ditched two
CARS, One Chinaman had his leg broken
in two piaces. and another had his toes cut