Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-09-07

more active, but the improvement hardly |
justifies the sanguine expectations of the |
public, or the speculation INDUCED in on the |
belief that the depression in America has
ended. Buying by large consumers has
not been general. Middlesborough is
quoted at 33s Sd, Scotch at ADS Sd, and
West coast at ABS Cd, against 42s Sd, AIS Cd,
and 53s, respectively, in 1888. The run on
the Bank of Ireland at Tipperary was
puerile and ludicrous, and possibly ma
licious The ability of the bank 10 meet
all demands is incontestible, Its connec-
ton with the Bank of England makes its
position unassailable. The bank is being
urged to abandon the old-fashioned
secrecy in retaining from publishing
its accounts. The feature of the week
in the stock markets was the collapse of
the Grand Trunk, owing to its half-yearly
report, which caused an instant fall to
eight The Americans showed a down.
ward tendency, which was accumulated by
the Grand Trunk collapse. The settlement
OF the heavy account opened for rise will
likely cause further depression. Spanish
stocks were duh. The Stock Exchange was
closed yesterday when the report of the
Madrid incident arrived, or Spanish securi-
ties would have suffered the same as in the
continental markets. The incident infu-
enced all the continental Bourses yester-
day.
PARIS, September 6th.-The Bourse was
very fiat during the week, but there was
slight reaction toward the close.
BERLrE, September 6th.-Most of the in
| ternatienal stocks are lower, but there
| has been no important fall. At Frankfort
! the dealings during the week were small
| the market showing a weak tendency
Americans advanced A movement has
| been inaugurated to introduce dealings in
American railway shares on the Berlin
| Bourse, where until now only American
| loans and railway bonds have been dealt
in. The Berlin operators who dealt largely
| in American railway shares on the London
market intend to transfer their dealings
| to Berlin. The Deutsch Bank is utilizing
| the improvement in America to persuade
| the German public to buy Northern Pacific
| first mortgage bonds. Several English firms
| have intimated their desire TO join the Con-
| tinental Zinc Convention mentioned last
| Sunday.
Riotous Soldiers.
| LONDON, September 6th.-Thirty soldiers
belonging to the Highland regiment to-day
made an assault upon dozen artillerymen
in a village near Plymouth, and the Scotch
men were routed The artillerymen then
carried the village by storm, when the peo-
| pie fled to the fields. An armed picket
| SudIu subsequently captured nlteen OF the
| rioters.
| The Cholera.
| MADRID, September 6th-Returns from
all the infected districts of Spain show that
on Saturday there were reported :, 147 new
cases of cholera, and SO deaths.
| MARsEILLEs, September 6th.-Ten deaths
from cholera were reported in this city to-
day.
Death at Sea-Stores Burned.
LONDON, September 6th.-Mrs Russell
Stevenson, sister of Countess Dufferin died
at sea while on her way from Canada to
England. Her body was landed at Lon
donderry.
| Mates Marks drapery stores were burned
| to-day. Loss, 100000.
| The French in Anam.
PARIS, September 6th.-Gen. De Courcev
telegraphs from Anam that Gen. Prud-
! homme, after three days fighting with i'll
| armed bands, occupied the citadel of
Pintinh without loss.