Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-10
Weather Reports

lone, June 9th.-An unexpected ana lfOt
,nwelcome rain visited lone valley last
night, and ii is still cloudy to-day. 1t will
not hurt the hay much, while corn and
late wheat will be benefited. 1t is said
that the cool weather for the last few days
has also checked the progress OF the grass
hoppers.
PErALUMA. June 9th.--Following the
heavy wind yesterday, rain set in at 1880
last night. falling in several short showers
mn to 1889, after which drilling rain fell
M TO an early hour this morning, the rain
gauge scoring a fall of 10 of an inch. The
weather IS again clear, with q strong west
erly wind No damage will result to the
new mown hay. The acreage cut for hay
far exceeds that of any former year. This
confirms the prediction of a light grain
crop. probably one of the lightest ever har-
vested in the county. The unpropitious
season, the Hessian fly and rust are the
causes. OF the cereals, barley is the only
successful crop.
MERGED. June 9th.-A light shower of
rain fell here last night, just enough to lay
the dust. At the present time % NJ 1t Is
quite cloudy, with the wind from the north
west.
SHASTA, June 9th-Three-tenths Of an
inch of rain has fallen here since last night.
y
that it Will continue all night.
AUBURN, June 9th-About Is of an inch
of rain fell here last night. The weather
for the past week has been quite cool.
REDDING, June 9th.-A shower of rain
fell he-e last night, continuing all day to-
day.
Report from General Crook.
SAN Francisco. June gth.-The follow
toll hos hap
sidio:
To tie Adj8t0,t Gmcrat Dirisjon Of the P4cWc,
Preside, san francisco From reports from Lieu
tenant Davis lust received ii is probable that all
the Indians have crossed the railroad, having
got past the troops in stevens pass, except
party of six or seven bucks and few women
and children under MHguuS, who lett the mann
party in the MogOllOn mountains. The party, it
is assumed, is now west of HllSbOro, moving
south with Captains Chahee and Wallace on
the trail. The scouts think that the main pant
of the women and children are already IN Mex
leo though it is possible that Lawton may inter
cept them. l have some hope that Crawford,
who left Sepac at o clock yesterday morning
with scouts aud company OF cavalry, may be
able TO intercept some Ofthem Davis mas orders
Ia iOin Crawford as soon possible, who Will
then follow the trail into xaNico
GEORGE CROOK, BTigadlcr-Gencral.
San Francisco Money Market.
SAN FRAyc1sco, June 9,h.-There is a
quiet demand for money atthc commercial
banks Wheat borrowers are expected to
be putting in their claims. Rates remain
as tor some time. say 6 10 10 per cent. as eX-
tremes, with very little doing at over l..
Call loans on prime collateral can be had for
less than 6. Most OF the local savings banks
are demanding on city real estate securi-
". The French Savings and Loan Society
has recently made one loan Of 81 400 for
two years at :, and another OF $1,000 for
four wears at the same rate. The German
Savings and Loan Society has made two
loans of s. 80 for one year at !. The HI
hernia Savings and Loan Society has made
three loans Of s., 500 for one year at 8, and
one loan of = 800 for two years at the same
rate. Private capitalists report some small
loans on real estate AT !, and 8 per
cent. respectively. The time for declaring
the usual semi-annual dividends Of the
San Francisco savings banks IS near nj
hand. The Pacific Bank has announced a
dividend of per cent. for the six months
ending June Both, payable on the LIST proXi-
mo. The dividend disbursements in July
will be larger than for any previous month
since January, and Will place considerable
money in new channels. Exchange on
New York is in good demand, now that
there are no longer any silver certificates
availabIe.as q remittance cover. Drafts on
y
graphic; Sterling bills on London, 40 3-l6d
for bank and 49sd for commercial; refined
silver. 16lM174 per cent. discount; Mexican
dollars S5@ Sj!C apiece.
Deaths from Paralysis and Cancer.
SANTA Cruz. June 9th.-W. II. Hobbs, 4
prominent business man, ana formerly
County Superintendent OF Schools, dles
here to-day of paralysis.
Colonel Archibald McKindry, al officer
Of the lamous California Hundred" of
the late war, died here to-day from cancer.
His remains viii be taken to San Francisco
for interment.
Death of an Old and Well known Citizen.
GRASS VALLEY, June 9ih.-P. s Murphy,
an old and wcll-5nowp citizen of this place,
died at noon today. He was member OF
the Order of i. Q. L. W.
Art Loan Observation-Disclosures Club.
Los ANGELES, June 9th.-The Art Loan
Exhibition opened tonight, under the
auspices of the Native Sons Of the Golden
West, with 100000 in pictures in the hall.
a great crowd is present.
The Auti-Chinese Club, numbering GOO.
Is preparing To receive DR.. O'Donne!I. The
club is determined 10 drive ont the Chi
nesc.
Los Angeles Catholics and the American