Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-11

CffcaiLd,' says The business figures Tor
the first quarter of the year show an inn
provement over 1891, despite the severity OF
the weather California wines received by
the Isthmus at this port during March
amounted to 11b.32S gallons, agains l3l ,S27
gallons in March, 1881, and S,8S3 gallons
in March, 1888. In an article on California
wines and their significance i'll the markets
of the World. Dr. Gross, an eminent au-
thority, says he travelled through all the
States of the Union. and found nowhere q
poor glass Of California wine. He went
directly TO the California wine-producers OF
Sonoma, ST. Helena, Fresno, Los Angeles
and Anahei1n, and found wines worthy to
stand by the side of the best growths of
Rheingau, France. California wines, in
respect to their keeping qualities and
brightness Of flavor may be well compared
to the best wines Of the palatinate Of the
Rhine, France and the coast Of the Mediter-
ranean. He predicts q brilliant future for
them III Europe.
Cattle Quarantine Re commended.
TopEKA (kan.), April 10th-The State
Live Stock Commission has recommended
to the Governor quarantine for ninety
days OF cattle from Connecticut, Pennsyl-
vania New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
District Of Columbia, Virginia, West Nir-
ginia, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee
and four counties in Missouri to guard
against pleurO-pneumOnia. The Commits
sion further recommends that such cattle
be permitted to enter the State only at
Atchison and Fort Scott.
The Tanmany General Committee.
NEW YORK, April 10th-The Tammany
General Committee has adopted u resolu-
ton expressing sorrow and regret at the i'll
ness Of General Grant, and hope that he
win soon be restored to health and vigor
Resolutions also passed indorsing the
prompt action taken by the Administration
TO protect the rights OF the American citi-
zens on the Tsthmus OF Panama, recogniz-
ing the efficient action Of the Secretary o.
the Navy in promptly dispatching q nava
force and material there, and renewing tht
| pledge heretofore given by Tammany OF its
| cordial support To the present Administra
| ton by an Endorsement of President Clcye-
land in his application of the policT which
| his recent appointments have indicated.
Interesting Souvenirs.
BosToN, April I0th-The widow OF tht
| late General Custer sent yesterday TO tht
| fair now being held in this city for the ben
| fit of disabled soldiers, the identical fiag o
| truce used az Appomat0I twenty years ago
| 1t is coarse towel, once belonging TO Col
onel Sinus, of LOngstreets staff, and fO
which Sims says he paid $40 Confederate
money, though its cost in the Federal line
| would have been about % cents. Mrs
Custer says MAJOR Sims rode into IN!
husbands division carrying the towe
which you now have, as flag OF truce
The General gave il to me as a war souy2Di
when / joined him at NottaWay Court
house, q few days after the surrender.
also send you small handkerchief whic
the General used as his flag OF truce whe
entering the enefny's lines later III the day.
New York Stock Market.
New YORK, April 10th.-Stocks are dul
During he past hour prices were general
steady 10 strong. At noon the market Va
quiet Quotations are only slightly change
from Il o'clock
NEW YoRK, April l0th.-Central P;
ciiic q }; Burliu {ton. 1214; Northern p
citic, ISL; Northern Pacific preferred, -
Northwestern, 95I; New York Central, -
Oregon Navigation, G3 Transcontinenta
IL; Pacific Mail, Bill Panama, 9S; st. Lou
and San Francisco, 1Sl; Texas Pacific, 10
Union Pacific, 43} Wells-Fargo Expres
, 1904; Western Union, 81.
New DIX, April 10th.-St0ckS continue
dull all the afternoon, and prices show on
| Z
; firm.
Boston Wool Market.
BosreN, April l0th.-Thcre is got
steady demand for wo0i. Sales Of the We
: have been 2 l6l,700 rounds OF all kline
e Manufacturers are disposed TO stock UP vi
! desirable lots There has been more doh
: in California wool the sales OF the we
amounting to 517 600 pounds of fall 81
It spring The sales include 20 600 pounds
T. spring at 24d25o, and S3,O0O pounds
st spring al .S@22!c
:; no ste all After Al.
- NEW DIRK, April I0th-The Post Was
:, ingt0n special says: 4 closer cxaminati
OF the reported steal of 100000 acres
,, land in the interest ot the Southern PaCi
:, has shown that not only has there not be
= any theft, but tits quite possible that I
= Land Office haa made mistake III decl
T ing open 70 settlement large tract. Whit
y if the facts gre us stated. the Courts "
probably hold not to be open.
a, n Pleasure Excursion TO California.
er PHlLADEIFHlA. April l0th- Cha;cn
or VIA. Il. Leeds of the Republican G
to Committee witt. a small party OF ",
known philadeipiians and their E,mil
II left Yesterday for four weeks pleas
re trip To California. Among the party
or Hamilton Disstou. Charles II Cranp i
/. Hill aHd Joseph \ BonhaIn. The ia
go by the Southern Pacific.
us i.nd of q Railroad Contest
he PHIIAUrLrH.k. April 10jh-The Ba
lo more and Ohio Railroad has at la: p
ng tically succeeded in obtaining the right
'se way iato philadelphia. Tie road
e cross the Schuyik;ll below Gray's fel
II bridge and follow the wharf Is Oh the
X, side 10 TwenJy-third street and Penn
,rc vana avenue, whore connection is TO
re made with the Philadelphia and Read
nj. business Failures.
as Ng4 York, April l0tb.-The BUSH
!" failures for the last seVen days were 2l2
ZIG compared with 236 Of last week. Fall
i"l are lossenei in all sections of the coun
except The South. In New y ToIk City
assignments are few and un;mportant.
en An Untrue Statement.
& -" New YORK, April l0th-A represe
~ tive OF J y Houston said TO your repo
ne this morning that the report that the I
~ ish LIoyd5 had instructed their agents
~ to take risks on English shjppiagis unit
, ~ ~ and that he would certainly know if 5
~ was the case.
,o,, Buyers and Sellers.
me New YORK, April loth-The lea,
III American grain markets opened this m
ar ing wild and excited. but in an opposit,
Re- reetion from the opening yesterday.
ity terday nearly all were buyers. To-day
ats were sellers.
The Death PenSty.
,or NEw &oRK, April l0lh.-1-es. H. Nj
who murdered his wife in the cit,
Brookly8 on the 9Th of October, 1883,
ON m hanged IN the yard OF the jail at 10 o'c