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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. T. Murphy, of Dallas, is in the
city, a guest of the Menger.
F. b. Jones, a hardware travel
ing man, is at the Menger from
Dallas.
a. j. Saunders, one of best know
stockmen of West Texas, will
leave tomorrow for New Orleans,
where he will have charge of the
large stock yards.
f. \. Kaiser, one Of the most in
nocent boys on the road, is spend
ing a few days in San Antonio, rep
resenting B. \. Kipp 4 Co., of Mil
waukee. He is a brave, high
jumper, and speaks well of our San
Antonio beverages.
A. Q. ScammOn, manager of
1.-The Burglar" that appears at the
Grand on next Wednesday, arrived
in the city last night, in the inter-
est of "The Burglar
Mrs. Eug. \. Holmgreen and her
sister, Miss Lizzie Bitter, leave this
evening for Comfort, to enjoy the
pleasant mountain air. They will
be absent for several weeks.
"Dad' Phelan, theI veteran sec
OnC- DaSeman, of whom the Light
made mention yesterday, has az
rived from New Orleans and will
take part in the games with Dal-
las,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Officers Elected.

Wednesday night the Polish
Young Mems Union held meet
ing and elected the following
officers: President, Thomas NJ.
Watzlavzick; vice president, JOS
eph Dugosh; secretary, Joseph
Moravietz; treasurer, John Mu-
shall; steward, Edward Chieslik !;
standing committee, Alexander F.
Pollok, chairman; Frank H. B.
Iizik, secretary; Valentine Poly
NatZek, steward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Preparing for Court.

The district clerks office is being
oVerhauled, and the occupants of
that office are located in the dis
trict court room for the present.
The district court room has also
been retouched with the white
wash brush. By the time court
convenes, the district court room
and clerks office will be thorough
ly cleaned and in readiness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
MACKEY ON GARBAGE.
He Suggests the Purchase of 200
Acres of Land and One I'M
mense Furnace.

mense Furnace.
Captain Mackey has the follow
ing to say regarding the garbage
furnace matter:
"ln my opinion" said Captain
Mackey, "the only way out of the
garbage difficulty, as l told the
mayor, is to purchase a tract of
land just west of the city limits,
containing 200 acres, which the
city can purchase for $50 per acre,
and which in the course of five
years will be worth twice the pres
ent value. | would do away en-
tirely with the garbage carts and
place in their stead, large wagons.
l would destroy both garbage fur
naces and build with the material
one immense crematory on this
land, to burn only combustable
garbage in the day time, not run
ming at all during the night. There
is enough land in this 200 acre
tract to bury all the night soil
which would be advisable to do.
"There have been numerous sug-
gestions offered as to how we are
to dispose of our garbage and night
soil, but this, l think, is the only
way out of the difficulty.
"This furnace, if erected, could be
conducted for term of say two
years, and by that time we will
have our sewerage system COM
pleted and then we can sell the
property to an advantage"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
For Promissory Note.

LeonOra Gill Thompson, Joined
by her husband, has brought suit
on promissory note in the sum of
$1,000 with ten per cent interest
and ten per cent attorneys fees, in
the Thirty-seventh district court,
against w. w. King, J. H. Nc
Leary, j. r. Fleming, J. S. McNa-
mara and B. F. YOakum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Local interpretations Sued.

The a. B. Frank company has a
suit on hand, in which the Wool
son Spice company or Kansas City,
Mo, and Toledo, O., are the plain
titfs. The suit is for debt of
5000, Of which 81 ,577 is still due
and unpaid. Plaintiffs ask for
damages in the sum of $1,000, in
GLIDING ten per cent. interest and
attorneys fees.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
For the Almighty Dollar.

A suit for a debt of $643.35 with
interest at the rate of six per cent.
per annum was instituted late yes
terday afternoon in the Forty-fifth
district court, by Ascher, Barnard
Il Co., wholesale dealers and manu-
facturers in millinery and straw
goods at Chicago, ILL.,, against L.
and Ben MOke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
SOME NICE BUILDING LOTS.

One to five large building lots,
size 573x2O varas, near Midway, on
the West End car line. A delight
tul place to build home. Can be
had at bargain. Apply to
L. Is. JOHNSON, at LIGHT Office.
9S If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
CLOSING NOTICE.

Our doors will remainyclosed
Monday, in observance of the Jew
ish New Year. Open Tuesday MORN
ing at usual 7 o'clock hour.
- u JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
L. WOLFSON

Invites the public to make all
necessary purchases today and to-
morrow as the store will be closed
all day Monday. 9S2t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
WE ARE THE MAPxEr

Call at Mcclure & Sloan's down town
a'Iilee cor, HoustonIand st. Mary's-Wo I'd,
coal charcoal and feed of every kind.
wholesale and retail. Telephone 676.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
Tomorrow.Onlv

Your choice 1000 boys waists 21e
"oLFF &" MAkN' 9.S 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
DRESS GOODS.

DNEOV UOVUV,
In new and truly novel designs, includ-
ing
HOPSACKINGS in different shades.
ROBINSON CRUSOE, MEMS CLAW
and GRISSLE in beautiful designs.
Rainbow effects in the Loie Fuller,
Jaccard Glaze, Changeable Coupon Bou-
vette and other styles.
Also new novelties in Changeable
Monte Cloth, Ladies Cloths, Broad
Cloths, Home Spun, Brocadel, Whip.
cord, Shepard and Tartar Plaids Sebasta-
Pool, Henrietta, Velour Salambo, EN-
broidered Dress Flannels, Etc, beyond
the reach of imagination. In fact, our
entire stock is made up of Elegance and
Low Prices combined.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08

65cts Just Think 65cts
All wool knee pants worth $1.OO,
tom orroW Cog. WOLFF & MARX.
90 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-08
A HORRIBLE BUTCHERY
In Prices.

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL OUTFITS.
The sun., 1893-07-26

Rio on the spot was lower at 1Gic. for No. T. With
.ss. Of 200 bag nGIadinr So1 and No Sat 10 7oc
nominal at 4lsc for ps test and Sic. for sys test
Refined Was dull and depressed: Cut loaf. $40
.isids, sS,s s1nshsd ss.ss lslss aSS
5Ife ts .enfec',SIs.: %,s 3iee.ise; coiu'nb" A.
SAs.s sfoars- Dull Dull and HssS Spirits .prp.n.tp.
sis5 :S"&os sS ssHs so '5aif e. %
1. g. = s. sWyes2isE H. ss5 g. 's7'' h 40; ~
200 s"96 Ss' Oil City. Ssc for National
steady Spot sales 50 to. city Al slSc and 200 tes
Ws.tsrp a: lHS1SSoh 1S Future 1 sa.: %srs % 25 ,S.
4 at Mr.' Nm oa Heas {" s
sasR "a d. Rees es.s. s.s 81 sss
% fss.Sssssss!s: et IS case. 1ss, New England A.;
es..: Stat. Havana i2fS4a%e % is Case. sun. T
Saies suma;ra 81 sSsssa5 .''
in Liverpool, and = moderate amount of covering BY
the shorts caus ID rise early in the day Of points.
able mnsneis and selling 70, q, and
weather At tho South 10 warm and dry. The trading
here Is still kept within moderate limits Tho hnan,
weather news from Texan prevents any decided d..
cline Tho close was quiet and steady. with sales Of
S.s' Lsrp9el I .ausneed y; o to ~ p1tnss
but steady. In New Orleans futures advanced points,
S. aas ssns. ht sale. .%d
and unchanged New Orleans sold j. 100 bales. There.
ssd s S.'is
Great Britain. The following are to-day trnnBactonai
The sun., 1893-07-26
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
TUESDAY, July rs,

y..-. TUESDAY. July rs.
number OF leading stocks sold to-day at
the lowest prices recorded for them In years
During the first few minutes OF business the
stock market was In the main stoady. being
Influenced by a slight improvement In the
london market for American securities and
moderate buying hers for foreign acoonnt
But after that prices yielded. at first gradually
and In the afternoon rapidly. At tho close
thsre was rally that reduced tho net
declines little. There was some liQ Quidation,
but 1t was not pronounced until about 2
o'clock. whom heavy and seemingly urgent
selling for long account. particularly Of the
Granger stocks. almost demorallzed tho entlre
hst Tho most extensive selling. however,
was plainly for account OF operators who are
tntent upon taking advantage OF tho very
limited buying for long account They owo
heir success to tho absence OF large con-
cortsd demand for stocks rather than to any
ability on their part. except that OF foroe
1t must be admitted that the situation fayors
bears on stocks. but It 10 a question whether
the decline In prtces on the Stock Exchange
did not long ago cease to rohect the impair
mont OF Intrinsic values and now simply
measures the tmidity or lack OF conf.
dence OF both investors and specula-
tors. large percentage OF the shrinkags
In market values. both In Wall street and
throughout the country, does not represent
destruction Of intrinsic values. but rather q
temporary suspension Of buying power. which
will reADpear as soon ms conditions become
more favorable. That power has been cur
tailed In o number OF ways. one OF which Is
readily suggested by recalling the large num-
bsr OF failures OF financial institutions during
tho last few weeks. As u matter OF fact,
every one directly interested In financial and
conn mercal affairs Is familiar with the oir-
fumatapcss that have brought about tho pres
ent Distressing condition OF business. Means
The sun., 1893-07-26
BUcKE7-sHop sroCK BROKERS.
The Consolidated Exchange 10 1nvestiG atIn
. Lot OF Shan Trans actions.

The Consolidated Exchange 10 1nvestiG ting
. Lot OF Shan Trans actions.
The Consolidated Stock and Pc roleum Ex-
change Is undergoing q purRine procesa 1t
Is proposed to weed out all brokers who favor
bucket-shop methods. A special committee OF
the Governors. L. v. de Forrest Chairman, has
daily sessions at which brok ers are summoned
and com relled to tell about their doings. both
on and OF the floor OF the Exchange. A mem
ber OF this special ommittee said to Sun re-
porter yesterday:
"The committee WAS appointed after the
Governor had received complaints from out
side investors and spectators that some OF
our members did not actually execute their
orders: but took the custome ers' money and
settled the differences with then. II there wero
any.that Is. the brok er receiving an order to
buy 100 shares OF Cordage Mt 50. say did not
Exchange II the stock went to 81 and the
customer ordered tho transaction closed, the
broker sent him check for 5000. minus tho
broksraEe fees and interest. 1t 10 charged
tho Boston Stock Exchange is with
Us IN ma Ing this inquiry. It reflected on the
E,xchange. and the Governors propose to
h sessT es matter seos We have snses had %h e
offence. I do not wish TO givo their names
All that can say is that the inquiry thus far
dfscloses Tint there 10 some ire under tho
an smoke We maintain that by such 2 system
lose. because tho market docs not feel the
weight OF the transactions he supposes no Is
making: Buying orders whom executed very
he STs5
fuence either way. and those guilty OF them
must be weeded out"
The sun., 1893-07-26

avenue. and had tucked two watches awav In
his rockets and was making MP bundle OF
clothing when Mr.. Heintz caught him and
turned him over to Detective Manion. The
robbed Frank +. KEGS residence. at 17pth
street and Wadsworth avenue. on Thursday
night Of clothing and o diamond pin valued at
and he admitted the burglary Ho also COM
iessed Of hnying tt9len clothing and ieTelppyy
street and KIngsbridge road.
Tho prisoner says ne lives In Syracuse. he
had made ha way from Omaha on ffeisht
journeying to Syracuse had he not bern ar
Eested, He, was held yesterday at the Harlem
The sun., 1893-07-26
CHARGES AGAINST POLICEMEN,
Complainant Lee Tesines for the Defence
Mrs. FIannIgnu's story.

Mrs. FIannIg~n's story.
Patrolmnn James J. Dougherty Of the Prince
street station. who is accused OF clubbing
Daniel ana Thomas Lee in Canal street on
Saturday night. appeared before Inspector
Williams yesterday. Daniel Leo admitted
that he had disreaarded the officers order
to move on" and chat some one had cried.
Soak him" and that then the crowd had
inspector Williams said that Lees frankness
was commendable. but In the circumstances
he would not take q COT plant.
Dougherty's trouble was not ended. how
ever, for James Simmons OF 497 Canal street
then accused the policeman Of choking him
without any cause about ten days ago In
speotor Williams made memorandum Of tho
charge and postponed tho hearing until this
morning.
jay street called on tho Inspector and said
that while she was trying to get her husband
to 90 homo on Monday night a polioema an
came up who kicked and punched her and
prodded her In the back with his club. He
would have continued his abuse had not
man. who was passing. threatened to tell Of
bis conduct at the station house. She thought
epector Williams told her to come around this
morning and he would have Seaman present.
The sun., 1893-07-26

Amdavits Showing that George Cuunlng-
ham Provoked His Fate.

Amdavits Showing that George Cuunlng.
ham Provoked His Fate.
lawyer Charles g. Brooks made application
to Judge Cullen yesterday in the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn. for q new trial In tho case Of
Frank .Duffy. who was convicted OF man
slaughter for the killing OF 16-year- old George
Cunningham Mt Fort Hamilton on he night OF
Jan! 10 and sentenced TO twelve years and six
mopths mpfison ment In Sing Sing:
The affidavit Of Private Bernard ]. Brennan
that le vas ON sentry duty a short distance
from Duffy's house on the night OF tho homi-
away and stop. annoying him. The disturb-
Snce continued and then shot was nred.
away and then fired another shot Two other
sffdaSits BY u sergeant and another private Of
Ahearn, Arthur McGerald. Peter Kelyea, and
John FlnlAy deposed that Duffy was an eecen-
trie but poRceRble man.
Assistant District Attorney Clark opposed
the motion and decision was reserved.
The sun., 1893-07-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Pearl s,. a1s; Tyler W ThrOckmorton ct al to =,
coiumbuS Az. 20 10 i8 and los and los Yves: -
So5n.t; Ro'alis stsnhard. and hu'e'ok
Y: II %sY ;s :na si
10000
and hmsltA Woshrls s.'::......;,....i.,..:: 10000
YerM.n seymour p Marg.r:i wisr.y:;:.. eIse
Levi i; is; das~.ii and wiis 30 jacob .,a
Eiardss s. !; inisr.:ei Rivingion st. aox '0
Morton H s q Is; . aa.tssus s.I.u.: to s.di.M
Brsams 81, 6s David f.6,no wiz and .no 10
BANK .s iS Benjamin Sire and vii. 10 wow
wes..: e@ss. 81 v 81 Prince : sssia; Nor 2a71o
Tis Feigs TO Isaac FsiEsl sl...........". -. 1850
lima ;;:;...:.:;::,;; loboo
'it ioo II: ~ lSS.i .sS4. % 10 MINI. f ISwe@ en-
ssss s. ma sa5 v Central r.rs West. aSx oo
liasi 81 NJ. ss 81 aS. iSxi1oi Vim Will. seop
ref. to susan LYuxhr.n s,;..;;......y, $4,000
ysnsssa to sarah 1 vsrIs.n. .,..'...:.::... /
oath a. .Eitt ". Lexington av lo.sIioob;
stts ss sit East; iEliiisi Hai.on 10 Emanuel
asS.s; .as III si;s j jsss Omitted
King 70 edward HeaInsy AZ .;.....,:..;..;:. $4,000
90 Msr,s Warden. $4,000
Kssrn.y and WIFE 70 Spencer Ald5leh; 100000
WIN Rioters and wife 70 Felix Krupp. -.
l6Sth st. . COZ l1th Av 261xloO.b. II part
lbYth a. .. 500 W 10Th Az, .76IiSb iO;WAi.
xss. pss e n.%Sss R Sii
,iTisdl IchI, sne yis 20 Hsy'f ssSsisr;.i:: 5000
hohi 70 Augusta AseLmltthsuL,-:;;..,,., 80 4
L %oa s p.r: a., .e e tS ts s
Louis klspi,r sad sfs; sooo
Lot Iss man prop Of csm6ieisne Fosdh.m
cr.!.i Lssfsf sss siis iS Isrnsia Hsip,n.;:: 1000
is5; a Asiss.snbyiil to Nj sies.eaeystls,. 1000
ssi.s.snSyi,Is. -. ;s,i;i::..:lx::;...., 1000
Sfinnsr .................,.....'., 1900
The sun., 1893-07-26
3 RUNNING HIS OWN BUSINESS.
4 Maker OF Cutlery Locks Ont REea whe
They Try TO Rnn II for Hin.

4 Maker OF Cutlery Locks Ont Mea when
They Try to HIM u for Him.
Norwich, July 25.-Superintendent George
". Watrous OF tho Norwich Cutlery Works
looked out thirty Of his workmen to-day be-
cause they had joined tho National Grinders
Union. saying that he proposed to run his
own business. and not have his men run II for
IN body and said they proposed to work by
the piece, not by the week. Mr. Wntrous
promptly locked them out. That settled II.
men. taught .tbsm the way to make cutlery.
and went M on ,s swimmlngiy until TO-DAY. when
the union. and were lock cd out
-" ap going to run my own husinesE." said
no to-day II shall do as i did before, get
young fellows. give them scho ng In the cut
lsry. making art, and keep them just 80 long
as they don't try to run things for me"
The sun., 1893-07-26
rHHEE BUneLAR1Es ADMITTED.

EuAene Thirh nay Nave Mnrked HIS Way
from Omaha ny uobberies.
Eugene Thrill, mulatto. 20 years old. who
was afrsated for burglary on Monday evening.
confessed yesterday that hs had committed
two other burRlarieA and the police suspect
he may be guilty OF . lot of ether robberiss bs-
tween New York and Omaha.
On Monday evening hs broke into John
Heiatz's, residence. at 1ISd street and Tonth
The sun., 1893-07-26
1.-Two Stock Market.

NEW YoRK, Tuesday July 2h-Receints Of beaves we're
90 head all direct ushtsrera No trade Dressed
beef hrm st b1fSc p m for native sides --latest cable
from London quotes American steers IN at io,<Ai2c
p b. dressed weight and American refriRerated beef
Of beef
Receipts Of calves were $50 head. Market quiet but
steady. veals sold at S19S75o y 100 Ds.; buttermik
calves at S<@S< In.
Rscep,s OF sheep and lambs were 1G2 head, MARKET
nve cars unsold. Sheep sold at s3as+ so q 100 ns.
lamb. at 81 2oss6. Dressed mutton steady at 70gc.
n.; dressed lambs dull at s@llc.
Receipts Of hogs were 23lb head. ali consigned d.
rect. N0minAlly steady At 50. 20&&o.76 y lOO be. -
The sun., 1893-07-26
tsurt Calendar. Th,. Day.

DprRKpE CouRr-GEsHRAL TERM-Recesa oonttnu cd.
ChAnsHsi-Motion calendar called at II o'clock sIr.
c1AI Ikkh Parts J. and lL--Ad)Ourned for tho term.
oihcrir CouRr-rarts l., H.. Ill. and lv.-Ad1ournod
-suaRoslrk's CouRr-CHausrIs probafs-wiis Of
CHARLES Anrauard joseph Frane,. JossEh Eob. Dora
ConnoH fLlAs--';kSkRAL TKRs-Adlourned until AuE
D. SrsuAI rrRs-MotionA TRIAL THRA-Parts l. H.
and Ill L--Ad djourned for the term.
Sur,MGR G2uKr.srEci.L ,kns -Motions TRIAL TrnS
PARTS J.. H.. and II1.-Adjournsd for the term
CiTr CnrRT-srkcilL TrRn-Motinna TRIAL TERn.-
Parts l., H. Ill, and fv.--Adourned for tho torn
The sun., 1893-07-26
DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R.

MONTREAL.
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT o 20 A. NJ. G:25 p NJ.
Arrive y 55 r. NJ B:45 A. NJ
Also Patsburvh & eepinq Il: rs +. ". for
passengers to Ssrankc Lake Pnci Paul Smiths. Loon
Lake &c.. via Chateauyny r. r. the Favortto Route to
the Adirondack arriving destination Mt seasonabe
hour after brrakfnst at Piattsburgh.
D. and II Ticket ONCE and Bureau Of Information.
q Cortlautt st.
SEND 9 cents stamps for illustrated guides. mspA
&C.. OF Northern miner resorts to
j. w. bUKDICK, g., r. A..
Albany. N. Y
The sun., 1893-07-26
Real Estate Sales.

BY James l.. Wells: Foreclosure sale. Loriilard
street Fordham. west side between Third avenue and
dns or Judgment. salS; toJ }. Brady. 81 100
BY John 7. Boyd; Public ucton rale. 1922 Rayt
Twentysscond street south side. between first and
second avenues, 30xl0o. with nve.story brick doRhe
with stores in front aud four story brck
tenement In rear; bid in at S28. T50
The sun., 1893-07-26
Government bonds easier. The As closed

Missouri Pac.. 23 2lhl
Government bonds easier ps. The IS closed
sat n' and Mf{ fssae
Erie I'd consols. General Electric deben-
sss es CO. ecnsS apfss HRs snd g. g.
Texas Pacific DDS. Atchison and Chicago.
d.SSs. ed n ss
Cotton on 80. Z. TO- los: chicago. BgrIin gton
Pa 3S chicago s0an and S:rts Paeio ii 1sss
S1 81, Erie ID eonnsols to to e1a General Flee,
2ds, 3. to 81: Northern Pacifc consoi S.. IL, to
Az Richmond and Terminal 5s. i, to 1SX.
and Texas Pacific Ids. u y cent. to Is.
Europe tomorrow 2OO,O 900 ounces.
Monoy on call 3tos = cent with the bulk
losns are negotiated for sixty to ninety days at
For longer periods commission 10 added to
the egal rate. The commercial paper mark ct
continues very quiet. and the few transactions
y cont.
The market for sterling exchange was ex-
tremelr dull, with no material change in quo.
tations. Ihe tone was steady for short and
sisS Ss.i dsi! fesfsa as ssEinE rate, tos sssrlias
s4sl h@ - 81: sight. drafts. $4s3aia, a,4.Sl.
s1s sps qSossa Sss e ss ss 1919 and
Sh2O,. for sight: relchsmarks. 0iaaln for
long and etHSgt,. s9 ior gullders 30 1916
Domestic exchange on New York: Bos-
ton.+o cents Discount for cash: checks. Is
.sntS .siS. discount n4nm ChaTssto.Ruying par;
d.saant ssinr. par stysnpasms9angN 20 paemaS gNos
orleans-Bank. l',n premium: comm ercial. par.
San Franeisoo-'Sight. 20: tcicgraphio. 80.
81. Louis-S2 discount. Chlcago-SZ.3O dis
count.
The exports of general merchandise from
this por, teT 4 o the week ending ts:;day were
week ana sG0la.0si Tor The corresponding Ing
week OF last year.
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:
10 Shares Standard Gas Lisht Co............. 33ix
90 shares Corn xoGAnge 2b2x
Share Lawyers surety co..................,., 8"
yesterday as follows:
sss sss ,:s :ss
Legal tenders, including '
Treasury notes.......... 10 9741,82b 1pSoS Iol
Totais..~...........-.s 6o1 ,sos sl,o soY.47T
DsDos.s iR RsI InsstI9naI st banks sl2olGae2
sc he the In adaon
bullion purchased un der the act OF July II. 1890
M .Esinst The same. slt7Oi2 80. OF which 81 49,.
ooo,S!Z are outstanding.
Money in London. u a cont. Rate OF dis.
count sHnnt 10 ths ?pen market. for both short aud
quote Z cents at a7 francs s1s sentlGes,
centimes.
:, The sales Of mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day were as follows:
go se'f o''";s, e Hs,; ss 1'";s c'g
The total sales were 600 shArss
The sun., 1893-07-26
Electric stock Quotation,


tUIsnAT July 2h-Flour Was weak In sympathy with
for EXPORT ESi orts - s1y bIs 10 hecsipi. B, is1
S.n,3S Sps, &c Ihs sales ~srs -2.Do hh- sprins wheat
mnnhs IN bbiA ere qu1t Il % Jui.nr,; FIa o. .La
s"Ss; surge, ~ E9fz 10; 80. . ezra, i?t.ha