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ROBBERY At THE GRAND chNrRsL.
The New Haven Railroad Ticket once
Looted oi All Its I.uo-e Money.


Under tho glare Of big arc light brighter
than daylight. burglar entered the Now
Haven railroad ticket Office In the Grand
Central Station between \ and o o'clock
last night, during the absence OF the
licked agent. hurriedly collected all the
money that had not beon locked In
the safe and disappeared. observed by no
one. although the waiting room In which tho
ofllco openH had many people IN II. among
them Policeman Reilly ard the ticket agent
himself.
The ticket agent. whose first name Ia Fred.
had gone out to lunch Just after o'clock. Mt
n time when there were no trains leaving. BE-
fore going he turned down tho lights in his
ONCE.
Ifhe had left the lights up the form OF the
ground glass window.
dow. which opens on the stairway leading up
to the elevated railroad structure.
The stairway runs diaRonally across the face
OF the rear window The lower sash Of the
window had been raised to keep the Office
cool A heavy wire screen was on the outside
OF the oren sash.
Tho thief pulled this screen out slid down
between the stairway and the window. and
got In by the lower part OF the window. which
was concealed by the stair.
It ls not known now how much loose money
there was in tho ONCE: probably between $500
and $1,000. II was all rono when the ticket
agent opened IN again. about 8 o'clock.
He reported the robbery 10 the superintend-
ent and the police OF the sub station were notl-
fed. Detective McArdle thinks that n rrcdn-
tory person saw his chance while coming down
the stairway. and improved It at once. He did
not lolter. and he made no attempt upon the
safe.
The sun., 1893-07-23

ALBANY. July 22.-The New York. New Eng
land and Northern Railroad Company was In
corporated to-day to construct standard
gauge steam railroad. about flty miles In
length, from q point on the East River near
IN. mouth of Leggett'a Creek IN New York
city. north-rly through New York. westchester:
and Putnam counties. to point on the line OF
iirewstsrs In Iutnam county. The capital is
s3,UUU.O0O. divided Into 500 sharea The Di-
ractors are Archibald A. Mcleod. Thomas Z.
Platt. James Armstrong. Pierre NJ. Brown.
Alfred A. Gardner. and Frank a. Odsnheimer
mora William k, Kiyer Of Syracuse. and John
ii Taylor OF Lay Side. L. l. Those who have
subscrihed for more than enc share o. stock
aid. 10000 shares each: William !. Niyer
5000 shares; james Armstrong bSo shares.
and Thomas g. P!att. shares
The sun., 1893-07-23
CIVIL WAR IN BRAZIL,

The 3overnnent Troops Completely Defeat
ed In Rto Grande do Sui.
RIO GRANDE DO SUI. July 22. via Montevideo.
An important battle with the insurgents at
Jaguarao has resulted in the complete over
throw OF the Government troops. The COM
mnnding General OF the Government forces.
Soares. was killed.
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calvsrl,, Niagara Wire Walker.

Under auspices OF Staten Island Athletic Club. at Its
grounds West New brighton. T. T.: Rheber ~ Greco Ro
wIs.ilnr bray sIotess s 'ast rondsrfGi hsid
dancing all kinds pony bicycle and chariot racing;
Tphrus uies CLUB and band. oPenan yAris 'les. July
2AiO 2s.-AdR
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Two Tennessee Bank. su.p ,ns.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. July 22--Ths State Nc
tional Bank closed this morning after remain-
ing open four minutes Tho notice on the
door says: This bnnk has been closed ins
Ths liabilities and assets are not known
MeMpHIs. July 22-The citizens Bnnk o.
that place failed to open for business yrster-
day morning. John Smith Was made assignee.
No lpuFos are given.
The sun., 1893-07-23
Probahis Delay Ia the New York APpoInt-
rucn.s.

BUzz.RD's BAY. Mass. July 22.-The Presi-
dent has begun on his message to the special
session OF Conxress. Regarding the New York
Federal appoint tments ~ il understood here
that they Will not DO mado until after Congress
assemblies.
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A..,.tau, Auorn.y.G.ner.I Ar.ury Resigns.

WASHINGTON. July 22-The resignation Of
the Hon. wm. A, SIsury. Assistant Attorney
General has been rendered 10 Attornsy-Gen
eral Olney.
Mr.. Maury has teen In the service OF the De.
partme ent OF Justice for over eleven years. and
now resigns to return to tho general practice
OF law In Washington.
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Exeursion 10 WorId's Fair via WasbInGtoa
and the H, a d, NJ. R.

Special train Of daI coaches WIZ Leave Jersey zen
NJ Monday. July 29: arrive Chicago 4i.o y. NJ next
day, similar excursions A9g: 2, And ~ siIU In
i lAu BrUAdH ay.--Ls -
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via New York, ontA,i9 And Me- Mt.tsrn nsiiw.y en- TUGS
West AID st At yii6 arrive heago +;eof ". wednts
Day. Both ways wa Niagara iallL Ittksts aooa ten
S26O0 on other days as uipAL-Adv.
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F.,,.rs or . T.,a. Banking Hoa...

LAMpAsAs. Tex. July 2.-The private bank
ing house Of J. and l.. W. Galbraith failed to
open its doors yesterday m9rninr, haying
hint,ti.s~ ~ Mi OuJ: assets, Sl2O,0N. A run on
Tie First National Bank was started. but IL
WlthstOod all demands.
The sun., 1893-07-23

Cossy Island sSe. Excursion.
VIA ssth sL south Broollyn Ferry foot Of Whtehall
st. and We;t End r. r. Popular route Every facility.
HAir hourly ssrviee--4ds-
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s.Nr, ANNA, Cal. July 20 - The First National
Bank. which closed its doors last month. re-
opened this morning.
The sun., 1893-07-23

Beautiful Lake George IN ak and a half hakss Va
New YORK Central special through trains WitksAl
change every dAy.-Ads.
The sun., 1893-07-23

Ripans Tabulss Assist digestion; lwestsn . sour
stomA1h: cure liver HeublsG-Ads.
The sun., 1893-07-23

Z. a. W. T. a w. 4. a. w. E. d w
"octA" -shattemuc."
Either style u you wear . low collAr.-Ads
The morning call., 1893-03-30
READY TO FIGHT.
Berkeley Boys Spelling for
a Sham Battle.
They Like to Engage in Mimic War
fare but Hate to Drill
Overtime.

To-day Is the date set for the great sham
battle at Berkeley, and were 1t not for one
thing the battalion would look upon the
prospect of drilling before q large audience
with pleasure.
The one thing that mars the occasion in
their eyes is the order that has been pub
lished by Lieutenant Randolph to the effect
that the battalion will be detained over the
usual time in order to complete the maneuv-
ers. There was considerable grumblng
among the students yesterday, and 1t Is not
improbable that some decided action will be
taken to-day.
The preparations for tc-day's battle have
been quite extensive. and IL the attack sue
ceeds the spectators will witness magnif-
cent representation of battle with all the
details.
Following is supposed to be the general
military situation:
The Blue army is operating in the coun-
try west of the Contra Costa Mountains
and holds the line of railroad extending
from Oakland TO Vallejo junction. A force
consisting OF two companies of infantry
and one piece of field artillery is posted at
Berkeley to observe Strawberry Pass ana
guard the railroad. Tie commanding Off
Ger has orders 10 engage an enemy emerging
from the pass, forcing him to deploy, and If
ontnumn ered he retreats slowly toward the
station al West Berkeley, from which dlrec-
tlon he must look for re-enfnrcepents.
The lied army Is operating in the country
east OF the Contra Costa Mountains. The
general commanding has planned to attack
Vallejo Junction with his main force, while
force whose advance guard consists of
four companies OF infantry is to cross the
mountains through Strawberry Pass, aud,
by cutting the railroad at West Berkeley
prevent the sending of re-enforcemeuts to
the Blue army at Vallejo Junction. The
latter movement results in a combat, in
which the Blue force, after making a stub
born resistance against superior numbers,
is driven from its position at the university.
The morning call., 1893-03-30
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened with demand for the north
end stocks yesterday and prices advanced The
advance was shortiyed. however and prices de-
clined again all along the line. The strength IN
Poosi that marked the close OF Tuesdays business
was also wanting and the stock was to be had in
lots to suit from Marks and one or two others.
Nothing further was received from the 'front.' but
private adyces report that the upraIse the 1000
level OF Potosl continues in good ore.
On the early call OF the Pacific Hirsch'ed bought
Mexiean and Con. Cal. q Va and they sold at 81 50
and 81 Is, respectively. These figures ruled in the
big board. At the close of Tuesdays business
Potosi was in demand at 81 IS. but it opened weak
lively sales. The market closed dun aud heavy
The assessment on Crown Point is delinquent in
the once to-day.
Bullion valued at $500 has been received from
the MRyhower Gravel mine.
silver showed quite an Improvement yesterday
selling up TO s24sc In New York and 1913 in Lon
The delinquent assessment sale of the North
Commonwealth takes place to-day.
AT the Selby SmelIing Works Office yesterday q
par OF gold from the Harqus Haia mines was cut
up. The bar weighed 379 pounds, 5527 ounces
334N l3S4 inches on top, 65sxl5 inches ON the bot
tom, ami its height was inches. It the product
Of hfty-four Gays run of the mill.
The weekly report OF The Savage is as foioNs
On the $50 level crosscut from tie Gig htn
moor Is "a advanced 90 Feet; face IN porphyTy ON
tne 10 level The west crosscut started from the
north drift the sixteenth floor is advanced 40
lace In stringers of quartz and porphyry. At the
emu OF the south urut from the sixteenth hoor have
started west crosscUt ana advanced some % feet;
race IN quartz aud porphyry. In the south DRIFT at
a point 70 feet south of the main east drift from
the SHAFT, We nave started east crOsscut ana ad
Vanced some IL feet, cutting through the east ledge
o. the VEIN On me !SOU leVel the upraise In the
ledge is advanced 50 feet; top is In far-grade
In the north stope, 80 feet below the level. we
have started east crosseut and have advanced
some II feet; face Is in quartz and porphyry. On
the l4OO level the east CrosScut from the north
drift started 90 feet north OF the slopes is adj
Yanced l27 feet this drift has reached the east
clay OF the vein The west crosscut from the north
a5t started opposite the east crosscut is advanced
IS feet Ia low-grado quartz ON tile 500 level
from the south boundary we have started a drift
north following the course OF the VEN; this drift
is advanced - feet; face in quartz of low grade.
Shipped to the Carson mint. March %. 1913 pounds
of crude bullion, being the cleanup OF our ore
worked at the Nevada mill.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

Jake cracked his whip and the big wagon
rolled away.
The way lay through the ravine where
Caleb shot the panther few days before.
The lad tried to look cheerful for his
mothers sake, since he knew she suffered
more than he over their mlsfortunes.
After going 2 mile, Jake halted before
the door of handsome dwellng-one that
had often attracted the eye of Caleb on &C.
count of its beauty.
The surrounding country was a swelling
prairie of great fertility, all of which was a
part of the cattle kings posses siOns.
why do you stop hereY' said Caleb as
old Jake leaped TO the ground.
II reckon it's all right" returned the man,
with grin.
At that moment man came out of the
house and stood by tho wagon.
1t was Silas Gudgeon.
Hey, Caleb, did yau bring the panther
skim" cried Gudgeon in pleasant voice.
INC, didn't" returned the lad resent
fully.
here before you'B Caleb go any farther"
With these words Gudgeon placed folded
paper 10 the widows hand. Then he walked
hurriedly awRv.
When Mrs. RawsOn opened the paper and
read il she uttered wondering cry Caleb
locked over her shoulder and soon made out
10 read through binding mist title deed
to 800 acres of the best land in the cattle
kings domain, on which stood the house
before him.
a note incIosed read
Caleb saved an evil mans life That act
opened the wicked mans eyes, and he hopes
this deed TO Mrs. Rawsou will entitle him to
forgiveness for the past, if nothing more"-
True Flag
The morning call., 1893-03-30
THE FOWLER INQUEST.
CorOner's Jury Return a Verdict of
Intentional Suicide"

SOiOnSi . Oui ECluIH FGIQICL OF
Intentional Suicide"
An Inquest was held Yesterday on the
body of John Fowler. who shot himself in
the rooms of Mrs Dodge. at the Van Ness
House, 1872 Market street. on Monday.
The main facts have already been pub
lished, but some curiosity was aroused as to
the nature of Mrs. Dodge's evidence.
When called upon she was led by lady
friend to a chair at the Cor0ner's desk. She
sobbed and moaned all the time she was
giving her evidence and was evidently half
crBzed with grief.
She said Fowler threatened to kill her.
Then she grabbed his hand that held the
pistol and pleaded with him not to take her
life.
pleaded with him. He had locked the door.
and while l was strugE ling and pleading
with him some one knocked at the door,
continued to hold his hand till he told me to
open the door.
81 went into the sitting-room and opened
the door, and Mrs. Ellsworth was standing
there. Then messenger-boy came to the
door and told me Johns mother wished to
see him.
when went to tell the boy that 1t was
all right heard a shot, and when went
into the bedroom Fowler had fallen on the
floor"
She said she had known the deceased for
two or three years.
Mrs. Ellsworth in her evidence said that
between l and 2 O'clock she heard screams
from Mrs. Dodge's room. and when she 20 I
there she found the door locked She
knocked three times and then the DOR was
opened by Mrs Dodge. who appeared to be
thoroughly exhausted. Mrs. Dodge told
her that Fowler had threatened TO Kill her
and she had been struggling with him. Then
the messenger-boy came and she heard the
shot and saw Fowler lying bleeding on the
floor in the bedroom.
The deceased's brother. Frank, spoke OF his
dependency about money matters and said
that ON Monday after lunch he left ole
for his mother, which read: "Good-by all.
/ won't worry you any more" He believed
his brother was sometimes n OF in his right
mind, as he had often fits of melancholy
during which he did not know what was
going on around him.
The jury brought in verdict Of ''inten-
tional suicide"
The morning call., 1893-03-30
REV. DR.. EASTON RESIGNS.
The Calvary Presbyterian Church
Loses an Able Pastor.

Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, DID,,
has resigned the passionate of Calvary
Presbyterian Church. The resignation was
read last Sunday morning from the pulpit
the doctor stating that on account of weak
ness resulting from a severe sickness he
felt that he could not continue his services
as pastor, and asked that the pastoral rala-
tiops between himself and the church be
severed.
DIR. Easton has served in the pulpit of
Calvary Church for the past five years.
during which time he has made host of
friends who VIII regret his sudden de-
parture. HIS good work in promoting the
cause Of religion has been very successful,
especially among the lower class, where he
has devoted large portion OF his time.
The presbytery, which meets In Lebanon
Church on the 10th of April. will take steps
In securing new pastor.
The morning call., 1893-03-30
sHIPPING INTaLLIGENCE.
Arrived.

"WEDNESDAY. March 20.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, e2Is hours from
san Diego etc; pass and mdse. to Goodall, Perkins
d Co.
stmr Columbia, BolIes. 59Ia hours from Portland
via Astoria AZ hours pass and mdse, to Union
Pacific X Co.
Stmr San Jose. Russell. 81 days from Panama and
way ports; pass and mdse. to Pacific Mail : Co.
Stmr Jewel, Msdseu, 20 hours from Caspar: 3l2
M II lumber, to Caspar Lumber Co
Schr j Il Wall. Bergman. days firm Eureka; 126
NJ It lumber. TO Chss Nelson.
Schr Howard. Nelson. days from Navarro; $50
nj It lumber, to Navarro Mill Co.
Sohr Ida Schnauer, Madison, IL days from San
Pedro; ballast. to A L Lorentzen.
Schr Sparrow. Dodd. days from Eureka; 24O
NJ ft lumber. to Preston Il Mckinnon.
Cleared.
WEDNESDAY March 20.
Br stmr Wellington, Salmond, Nanaimo; II Dnns-
muir a Sons.
stmr Eureka Leland. San Pedro; Goodall Per-
kins a. Co.
stmr Signal. Bendegurd. Seattle. Geo Derrick Il
Co.
stmr Bertha. Hays. Kodiak; Alaska Commercial
Co.
Sailed.
WEDNESDAY,, March 20.
Stmr Pomona Hannah. Eureka.
Simr Oregon, Policeman, Astoria.
Br stmr Wellington, Saimond. Nanaimo.
Stmr Daisy kimball, Liebg, Fort Bragg,
Stmr Alcatraz, Fagerlund.
stmr Thos Corwu. Qunan, cruise
Br ship Pelens. Sh-pand. Hull
ship Two Brothers, Windrow. Tacoma
Bktn Hilo. lie Ballister, Honolulu.
Schr hettie Low, Low, Point Reyes
Schr Jennie Griffin, Campbell, Bodega.
Schr Mary Buhne, RRmesilns, Humboldt
Schr sesta, bridberE. keuhsh Bay.
schr Mary Gilbert. Dcdge. Suslaw River.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBnS- March 29-l0 PM- Gather
cloudy; wind, 9; velocity, 81 miles,
The morning call., 1893-03-30
MARKET REPORTS.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 90
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Silver advanced.
Wheat and Barley weaker.
Corn higher. Oats and Rye unchanged.
Beans firm
Split Peas higher.
Butter and Cheese weak. Eggs easier
Turkeys and Ducks advanced. Game duh
Eastern Apples neglected. Oranges plentiful
Vegetables steadier.
Sharp advance in oregon Potatoes
Liberal arrivals OF Onions
The morning call., 1893-03-30
Mackay,s Would-Re Assassin

The Grand Jury met yesterday afternoon
and began investigating several criminal
cases presented for its consideration. The
circumstances connected with the shooting
OF John w. Mackay by Wesley c. Rlppey
were testified TO by witnesses Rlppey viii
probably be indicted.
w. G. RlDpey, the would-be assassin of
John w. Maekay, is quite conyalescent and
complains only Of slight pain In the lett
shoulder. be Will probably be indicted for
assault TO murder.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

San Franciscos ........3 o 0 01 O-s
Stocktons ...........0 q O-l
Earned runs-San Franeiscos ., Stoektons J.
Two-base hits-Power, Carroll Sunday. First
base on errorS-Ssn Franchises 8, Stockt0ns 2
First base on csled bGlls-san Fran eiscOs B. Stock
tons 3. Left ON bases-Ssn Franchises 7, Stocktons
o. Struck out-By Bsisz 3. by Tanning 2. HIT by
Ditcher-Basz Mcguire Double plays-Peepies 10
Lawrence to P Sweeney: Mcguire 30 Sharp TO
POWER Wild pitches = Tanning 2. Umpire-P.
heegan. Seorer-J. w. Stapeton.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

CHICAGO, March 29-wheat was extreme,v nm.
settled and opened about the same advanced lslc
on short buying owing deniaIof reports OF rains
in Kansas. then on an order OF the board OF dIrec
tors for the opening OF emergency warehouses and
clique and In execution of stop-ioss orders bIoEe
cents IN as many minutes. Then. on purchases to
take proDts on break, quick rally OF 31lc fol
lowed ruled Irregular and closed steady az DiSc
lower than yesterday. Receipts. ] 50 600 bushels !:
shipments Y 600 bushels Rye, 47c. Barley 62c
CHICAGO, March 29.-Wheat-C Cash 75gac Corn.
491te Pork SIT %. Lard, $40 as. Ribs, 50 62Ls,
The morning call., 1893-03-30
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

RoDIE CONS MINING CoMPANY-LoCATIoN
~ or principal place OF business San Francisco,
California; location Of works. Bodie, Mono County
California
Notlce-Thers are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment mo ISL
levied on the 18th day OF February. 1888 the
several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective Shareholders, as follows;
The morning call., 1893-03-30
GenernI nfarohnndisn.

Bags. SOJadp32c.
suGAR-lhe western Sugar Refining Company
quotes, terms net cash; Cube. Crushed, Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 56sc = 10: Dry Granulated
DC; C0nfectoners a. 47sc p 10: Magnolia 4sEc:
Extra C. SAC; Golden c, 4c; d, ssTc: Standard
4, 454c: hali-bbis. 14c more than bDls, and boxes
1Se more
The morning call., 1893-03-30

THE WEEKLY CALL contains serial
and complete stories. miscsL-
ianeous articles by the best
writers special articles by
home authors; the news of the
coast the news of tho world
and all that serves to make a
complete family journal fres
from objection 81 a year
postpaid.
The morning call., 1893-03-30
San Franeiseo nleat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as follows:
BEEt-FirSt quality. eG619c; second quality
BIC; third DO. s@35e p 10.
NEAL-LArge, t@l7c 2 10; small Calves 7IS@sc:
Dairy Calves. 12@9c r n
MuTLoN-W ethers SI5qec 2 II; Ewes, sGaSlac.
SPRING LAMB-l2Ha@1I5c z To-
PORK-Iive Hogs. TI46TS,s = n for he1yy and
medium gra!n-fed; small fat Hogs. 71Sa7Ic C: stock
Hogs, elg6tac q 10; dressed do. loo lO14e q ID.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

MORNING SESSION
Board 40 Cal Electric Light. 1855; 20 Hutch
inson Z Co, 5Ia.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-ls Contra Costa Water lO0Is II Hutch
inson Co. o; 10 do, So, g; 5000 OF
The morning call., 1893-03-30

Ana IN accordance with law, and an oPdar ,ror.
inc bolrd OF directors. made on the lin day or
& usIy. toso, SO many shsres of each parcel az
such slocz as NAV be necessary Will bs sold A. NH
,S,s aScSon AZ tae once of the company, room as
LII moor Mus building, COR Bush and Mani
otn DAY OF April, 1898, at the hour OF / o7ei,osE
=; NJ. OF sse dsy 10 pay said delinquent assess
meat thereon, together with costs OF advart1sI1-
an n. expenses OF sale z: L, Mccoy. Secrstsry.
Rnss 10 M 80, tnrd floor, Mills building, cor
The morning call., 1893-03-30

And in accordance with law ana an order rom
the board OF directors made on the 18Th DAY or
February, 1888, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary VIII be solo a. puDc
action at tue auction-house OF : +. Middleton q
Co, 80 Montgomery street, san Francisco. Cal. on
MONDAY. the 18th day OF A prll, 1898. at the hour
of O'Clock NJ OF said day, TO pay said DELINQUENT
assessment thereon t0cether with costs OF adverts
ing and expenses of sale.
H. ID. WALKER. Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 81. Nevada block, 300 Montgomery
street, San Francisco Cal. mrs ID
NORTH BELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY-Lo-
IN cation of principal place OF business. San Fran
cisco, Cal Location Of works, Tuscarors Mining
District. ElSO County, New
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment (No 2Zl
levied 26tE day of January, 1898 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareho lders as follows:
The morning call., 1893-03-30
AT SEVENTEEN.

You were a child, and liked me. yesterday,
To-day you are woman, and perhaps
Those softer eyes bet0ken the sweet lapse
~ liking into loving; who shall says
Only l know that there can he for US
No liking more, nor any kisses now
But they shall " AXE sweet shame upon your brow,
SWeetly. or in rose oalamitous.
Trembling upon the verge OF some new dawn
You stand, as If awakened out of sleep.
And Il Is who cried TO you Arise"
1 who would fam call back the child THAT'S gone,
And what you lost for would have Won keep,
Fearing TO meet the woman OF your eyes.
ARTHUR SYMoNpS.
The morning call., 1893-03-30

Sterling Exchange. 60 days As7
sterling Exchange sight 90
New York Exchange. sight . SS1k
New York Exchange tolegraphlc o7iZ
Fine Silver. q ounce..........,.. paiZ
Mexican Dollars 1870 aka 90
The morning call., 1893-03-30
Produce Market.

FLouR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 80 so@4; Bakers extras. SIS soQi; super
fine, 81 1908 10 . Dbl.
MhEAI-The market shows symptoms OF a fur
ther decline and is quoted very weaK No
" 2lA9l 22la y ctI: choice 81 23sz@ rs a Ell:
lower grades 81 l71.0l 20; extra choice for mill.
Ing, 81 2614Gl 3lI4 = ctL i'''
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFORMAL SEssioS-l0 O'Clock May-bO6 tons