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Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Rosebud DIS on the River.

The first annual moonlight excur,io
Of the Eosebud Assembly will be give
on the steamer FELTON,, on Friday even
ing, July II. The officers will BE- JOhl
F. Mcdowell, secretary; b. +. KiIvine
ton, treasurer; VIM. II. Baker, maste
of ceremonies; Harry Pierce, floor mana
ger; VIM. II. Page, j. B. Stocktill and
+. j. McGilley, assistants. The com
mittee Of arrangements numbers twer'
ty-fve persons.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
ThOrOughfare Neck Crops.

j. X. Biles, on DIR. Kitchens Flem
ing's Landing farm, has the best fielt
! OF wheat and also the best field of oat
IN the Neck, j. p. Collins has the lead il
corn. The several peach orchards tha
blossomed have at this time showing
for partial crop. John p. Collins, j
X. Biles, Jos. Deakyne and Samuel
DerrickSon each have a prospective
crop of seI Ieral hundred baskets. Ther.
are several others who have a showing
for hundred baskets or less. George
Warren, On d. j. Cummins' "Liston's $
High Tree" farm, has a promise OF
about 1000 baskets. The June she'd
ding may affect these calculations.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Accidents.

Frank Younger, while working up,
the steamer City of Worcester, ~ u
Harlan Il Hollingsworth COMPANY,
works yesterday, fell long dl'I'D'
and badly injured himself. n
Councilman VIM. Blake injurea rI W.
end of one of his fingers YESTERDAY, an al,
injured member was caught between ,ect ~
wheels at Pusey, Scott & Co.'S, n"'O'''
factory.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Person nj.

j. w. Dieffendorf, ofthe Wilnli"ssll N
Clothing House, and family anu ,sft /
G. H. Davis and daughter nr ,er
Ocean Grove, on Wednesday +. % %Iarnl
will RETURN in o few days but nls Iii ii. n
with Mrs. Davis and daughter ""
main during II the season.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Cheats.

1t has become so common to WTllsi;" ,;D,
beginning of an elegant, in'el1iin' 'irpr
article and then run it iuto some %a,a a,sa
tisement that we avoid all such VuS ,",ib
and simply call attention to the iaV,r .,'o,
of Hop Bitters in as plain, honess ., ,hsa
as possible, to induce people to give ,b, .bGI
one trial, as no ono who knows ~"
value will ever use anything else
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Manklnd's FayOrtte Pills.

Dr. Sinms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
eoated) move the bowels easy by acting di,
sectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
oy promoting the healthy action of the liver ;
In doing this, headache, neuralgia. pains in
the right or left side or through the limbs.
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness aud other bodily intirmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels costive. 4 splendid, easy, purgative
and liver cure. rs cents and 81 box. Main
depot. 4th and king street. Philadelphia6O2 2
Arnb street. Sold by dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
w. n. KENNARD Il co.
BARGAINS.

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this coun-
try to One Dollar per yard,
and there will be no better
time for persons to buy
than now,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Simmons Pardon,

j. Thompson Simmons, who has beer
serving term in Jail for assaul; with
intent tc kill James f. Daley ha.
been pardoned by the Governor. The
condition upon which the pardon was
granted was that he was to pay the
costs t, in the case amounting to about $50.
This was paid on Tuesday and Sim
mons was released last evening about
clock, and at once drove from New
Castle to his home in this city.
summons pardon is largely due to
Mr.. Daley, who with Harry Sharp!ey
Esq, applied to the court for his re-
lease.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
GINGHANS,

Owing to the great de-
mand tor ginghams, they
have become very scarce,
but W. M, Kennard & Co.
have yet loo pieces to Sc
lect one dress from.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
A Challenge of Debate.

DR.. }. b. Welch, Of this city, who as
sisted President OF Council Sharpley and
City Solicitor Turner some time ago in
the debate with Delaware County law
yers at Chichester School house purpos-
ing challenging State Senator Thomas
y. Cooper, of Media, to debate in
Chester some time in the near future
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
What IL Wifl IbO.
Smyrna Tim

Smyrna Times,
When the Wilmington papers get that
interminable road from the city to tho
river constructed we shall be r.joiced
enoug h to Jump into the wagon and
all take ride"
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Death of j. III. II. FsileV.

The Cause of the death of Jas. Henry
Thomas Riley, colored, who died rather
suddenly, about four o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at No. 1923 French street, was
investigated last evening by DR.. Spring.
or and Coroner Weldin. A certificate OF
death from catarrh was given. The de.
ceased was one year old.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Drug Store Purchased,

W. G. h. Colquhoun has purchased
Dr. Shadinger's drug store in the forty
acres and expects to open the latter
part of this week. Further mention
will he made. Mr.. Colquhoun was for
merly in DR.. Shadinger's store and late
ly with j. j. Gallagher & Bro.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Strawberry Shipments.

The shipment of strawberrleSW " V
the DeIaw ware division of the +? Y" =,
b. r. r., yesterday, numbered re-, Isr,
loads, and were as follows: 10 =. ~ "
City, 3; Philadelphia 2; Boston y shi
mington, 1; Chester, 1. Previous o.
ments, 96O; total to date, 9bS'
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Life Insured.

Mr. Feltz, Of the Etna life insuran CO
company, visited our city this morning,
for the purpose of paying to J. G. Baker
and q. +, Rudolph the executors of John
M. Scott, $4,000 being the amount for
which Mr.. SIS. lite was insured in said
company.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Taken from the Almshouse.

The infant which was left on Mrs.
Newall's door step and subseo uentlv
taken to the police Office and thence to
the Almshouse has been taken from
that institution by its mother.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
DEATHS.

6hRIRAM AM:-Suddenly or the 22nd inst,
Benjamin Bartram, in the Goth year Of his
age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specttully invited to attend the funeral from
MS late residence near Greenville. Chrstiana
Hundred, on Saturday, the 2Jth inst. To
leave the house at one O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

60 right to Smeltz, No 13 f. Fourth
street for all kinds Of produce and you
will save money.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
MARRIAGES.,

A0ON-WILSON--On June 22nd. 1881. by
Key Enoch Stubbs, 1896 South 4th street.
Fhlla.- Mr. Ellsworth j. Moon. to Miss
Delaware. ''''
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c, cleared out by "Rou gh
on Rats l5c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

Canary, hemp, rape and nav seed ;
also red and silver gravel, for sale at
the lowest prices at Dilworth's Drug
Store, Second and Madison.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
4 Large Excursion,

Between 1000 and 1000 persons ex.
cursioned with Mattahoon Tribe, No.11.
l. o. of Il. NJ. to Atlantic City, this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23

Wai!, I toid yon 50, vou ran get more
'Foder" ~" gogr money It S,nAltz, No.
- p. t"prta ,tnn, ;h.n rf any other
GS".ri al 'le C4Gy,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
A Good Selection.

The Democratic members of Council
last night de ided to elect Thomas NJ.
ogle, Registrar Of Water. The other
candidates were William j. Morrow and
Reese Bell.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
CHOICE GOODS.

Ladies can find many
choice goods at Kennard &
Co.'S. Their stock is never
allowed to get old; selling
at reasonable prices keeps
it moving,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Excursion,

The excursion OF Harmony Lodge, to
Burlington, n. j., to-day was attended
by about 700 persons The Mt. Vernon
Cornet Band accompanied the excur-
sionists.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
j, p. Rruna,s ORIGINAL

Salem County Ice Cream can be had at
Fred. W. Schafer s confectionery store,
N. 3. corner Fourth and Poplar streets,
wholesale or retail. Parties supplied
at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
LACE COLLARS.

Chlldren's new style COL
lars, large lace collars for
ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard & Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
A Great FalBtu potatoos

Must be sold ! Must be sold Call
early for bargains. New potatoes sell
ing from 81 10 $3.50 per barrel, at No.
13 u. FOurth street.-Smeltz.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-23
Closing QuOfartnns

The closing bids OF the New York stock
market today, received over the private wire
OF Elliott johnson y Co., stock brokers at
Sixth and Market streets were as follows
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
a Co,ored soldier speaks.


In your issue of Friday l find under
the caption. "Give the Colored Elk Soldiers
Chance" the following remarkable statement:
In the Pension Office not one Of tho coored clerks
employed there before Colonel Dudley took charge.
anywhere. . These are facts, and the names
of each and every one above referred to can be
given, and the fnots, as stated can be easily
proven" 1 am not prepared TO speak for others.
but for myself allow me 10 state that am now
and was q clerk in the Office named above when
Colonel Dudley took charge Of the same; that
am citizen Of Zanesvie, Ohio and legal voter
In the Fourth Ward of that city that was ape
pointed as clerk In the Pension Office In October,
1873, and that have voted every year at the octo
cept 1877, when, by reason of unavoidable circum-
stances, could not go home, and that am now on
my annual leave of absence, and expect TO start
home TO Ohio In o day or two TO vote As TO the
soldier question, beg TO state that before the
United States Government would take colored
served as q steward to the colonel of an Ohio regi
ment and later served as a private and ser
geant-mnjor In the One hundredth United States
Infantry and by reason OF said service hold my
membership In o. p. Morton Post, No. 4, Grand
Army of the Republic for the District of Columbia.
trust, sir, that you will give the above place in
your columns, and hope the same will satisfy
"Colored ex-Soldier" that at least one of the old
colored clerks in the Pension Office was soldier,
Is voter and goes home to vote, and can prove
the facts, ex-soldier's statement TO the contrary
mountaineering. Allow me to add that If Col.
ored ex-soldier" was disabled, as was, while in
the army as soldier, he shall never have II to say
that was so ungrateful to rush into public
print without knowing the facts, charging that his
disabilities were not contracted as he may claim,
ana s may be able to prove, while he was doing his
DhNiEI, w. ATWOOD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Mr.. William Cowling, who has been
spending the summer In Giles County, has returned.
Mr.. 9. f.. McCluer, superintendent of
the Southern Bell Telephone Company, Is In the
city pushing along the work Of establishing an ex-
change here.
The city gave an appeal bond yesterday
in the Delohay sureties case, and now has sixty
deemed advisable
The schooner Walak, hailing from
CerSport, passed up the river yesterday with her
foretopmast and outer jib-b boom gone, having lost
them In heavy storm she encountered on her trip
TO this port
Mr.. G. M. Kemp, of this city, who has
been employed by the Virginia Midland Railroad
been appointed assistant operator In the Western
Union Telegraph office here.
A splendid new ten-wheel freight en-
CINE, Weighing thirty.eght tons, Just completed
at the shops Of the Virginia Midland Railway
Company in this city under the supervision OF Mr..
James i. Waddey, master mechanic was out on
the road yesterday, working splendidly.
Mr.. Jacob Thomas, for many years
resident of Alexandria, died suddenly from heart
disease In Fairfield County, Iowa, a few days ago
member Of the NJ. e church OF this city, had many
friends here, who will regret to hear Of his DEATH
The steamer Mystic caught her wheel
on sunken pile at her wharf again yesterday
and after that there was but boat ON the ferry
between here and Washington, aud the trouble
and inconvenience attending communication be-
tween the two cities was OF course considerably
increased
The case Of the Commonwealth against
Edmund Burke for assault on L. E. Payne a short
time ago WAS called before the corporation court
yesterday, but Judge Chiffon did not think Y
his Intimacy with Burke, and therefore postponed
II until the January term,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
consolidated. ST. do second SERIES lO,f do past due
coupons, g2 new tensfortes, 5eI bid to-day.
PRODUCE MARKETS.



NEW YoRR, Oct, i0.-Cotton quiet; sales sss bales;
upiands, ilc; Orleans consolidated net receipts,
a. $50 balesi exports to Great Britain 2059 bales to
France, 5,5 bales; the continent, 1900 bales Flour
Southern quiet and steady; common TO fair extra % IS
az 40 good to choice do, a sOa9OO. Wheat irregular
and unsettled opening Isc lower, afterward recover
ing portion Of the decline, and closing firm; I'M
graded spring, u %; No. Chicago and Milwaukee
q SOL 40 mixed winter a 46 ungraded white 81 80
1l toS; No do q 81; No. ado, q 4 No. do, 81 $50
! fh; No. red, October, ~ 50A@l 52tS, closed at
q 5os November, q 6sl4i 56, closing at ~ 5G1s De
cember, 81 56,kDt 59h, closing ut u 5G5s; January
q 5oA@l6iA, closing at 81 5OS@i SOC No. white
November u JQSGpl 50as. Corn opened hC0Ac higher
and closed weak with the advance lost ungraded 90
yellow, 5s9!i'sc; No. Q white, soc; No; p October 5@
nc, closed ut 7i1sc; November. 7Sa14sl closed az
5sae; December, TG@77,lc closed st IeAc Oats ,,,,
N9 b iSc Hons fairly active and l,n ysernss u
GOES 9s4!oi2.sc; Job LOIS, oAeglssc fpfsE arm and
quiet ar good refining, SfpSc; re Nned Quet and
sieadyi standard A, &c. Molasses qs,s; and un,
changed. Hce steady; carolina and louisiana 5h0Q
Sc. Nosin hrmer at ~ 00CD2 g. Turpentine duh aud
declining at 50Sc. Wool quiet and steady domestic
fleece stqf9c; Texas, l6S2c Pork irreeular and mn
settled, closing steady; new to G2S@i9 %. Middles
dull and nominal; long clear, 0Hc; short clear, lie.
1911 Erctnhts Arm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
DISTRICT COURTS.

,.couRr IN GENERAL TEnM-JusTIcEs CARTTEn,
MACARTHUR HAoNER, AND JAMSs.-Block VS..
Block; appeal dismissed on defendants motion.
Peters va Suter; affirmed opinion by Chief Justice.
Murray vs. District Of Columbia appeal dismissed.
monr was admitted TO the bar on report of examiners
Assignments for to-dny-Calendar numbers 63, o.,
7S,7 49, sS,f s71s 81, oS and 90 Adjourned till this
morning.
CnTNiNAL CouRT--JusrIcE cox.-John o'Bryan,
unlicensed bar; motion filed for new trial. Philip
Relter, assault; continued till December term. w.
II. Harrison, assault with Intent 10 commit rape;
recognlzance forfeited William WoodsOn, larceny
same action Assignments for to-dny-Martin j,
Casey, assault and battery with intent TO kill Matte
II, Bergevin. Elizabeth Cle4ry, nlias Tapp, keeping
bawdy house. Adjourned I'M this morning at ten
o'clock.
EouIrY CouRT = JUSTICE WYLIE COnkle Va.
Scaggs; referred to auditor. Grymes w. Grymes: W.
s. Perry appointed guardian ad litein. Bacon Cox:
sale ordered, and A. 4 Bradley and w. :. Perry a2'
pointed trustees to sell King vs. Buckley; convey
ance set aside and sale ordered. Teddy VS.. Fizmor-
rls appearance of absent defendant ordered CALI
gan VS. strong; restraining order grnned returnabe
October 90 1881. Burche VS.. pedrck; sale confirmed
nsi and referred to auditor. Anderson Andersen
leave 10 amend granted nunc pro tune. Nourse vs.
Ashford; cause set peremptory at next special term
Deacon Mason; referred to auditor. Dean Po-
tomac Terra-Cotta Company; demurrer overrnled
and twenty days allowed to answer Pepper VS.. Shep
herd pro confcsSO against certain defendants ordered
Adjourned till this morning. Assignments for to-day
Calendar numbers 25 and r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
BnItImore e,en.rnI MARKET.


BALTIMORE, oct. io.-Cotton easier; middng. ilkc
Flour steady but dull Howard street and Western
superfne u 5OD6 so do extra N 1907 Is; do family
zoos 2S City Mills supernnc, q 506 Is; do extra,
% 5oG7 0o do family, s. 25eps so do Rio brands, a 90
@s %; Patapsco family. q ~. wheat-Southern
lower and fairy active; Western weak and lower;
southern red q 1901 is do amber q COOL co. the lat
ter an extreme; No. Maryland, u ST. No. Western
winter red spot and October, u 4si 49,; November,
81 6iS@i biii December 81 55I6nt So January a. 59s
bid. Corn-Southern lower Western weak and lower;
southern white, 1b1sc; do yellow, nominal; Western
mixed, spot aud October, 7A972Ac; November, 73s "a
la1c; December 7G.sc asked Oats dull and lower;
southern, 49d52c; Western white, 5i52c: do mixed,
isCdipc; Pennsylvania, 506o52c Rye quiet at ti H.
Hay quiet; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land: sls@A Provisions quiet and eesy; mess pork,
SD %; bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, VSallSc; bacon-shoulders, l0ac; clear rib
sides l2sc; hams, i5n5hc; lard-refned. i3ic. But
ter firm; Western grss, 15d25c. Eggs steady ut 100
2c. Petroleum nominal; refined, NC. Coffee quiet:
Rio cargocs, ordinary TO fair, 00l1hc Sugar strong;
son lOac Whisky quiet nt q io.sG9i ~ Ereights
70 Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton, 3-i8DAd; flour
p per barrel; grain. 3@sSd Receipts-Flour, 1863
barrels wheat ~ $50 bushels: corn, 75i bushels oats
5,l63 bushels rye, 2,GOO bushels Shipments-Wheat,
nome corn, G25 bushels SReswheat, 7gi 63 bushels;
eOru wi uula
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11

The Hon. John w. Foster, Minister
Plenipotentiary OF the United States TO Russia was
at the New Denison recently, and conversed with
a representative Of the Journal Mr.. Foster said
that he had been in ST. Petersburg for over year,
and had enjoyed the best Of health and q pleasant
sojourn, notwithstanding the fact that during the
entire period OF his residence there he had lived,
as 1t were, in the very presence Of death. Theda
amer his arrival OF tho Russian capital the Empress
died NJ Ems, on the very day on which he was to
have been presented to the Car. The court was
ordered into mourning for six months, and short
time after the mourning was dotted Alexander ii.
met his fate at the hands Of tho Nihilist assassin
The court was thoreupon again ordered into
mourning for one year. In June Mr.. Foster re-
ceived leaveof absence and LEFT for this country,
arriving at New York the day after the removal of
the President to Long Branch, and now, after q
stay Of comparatively brief duration, he finds this
Nation in mourning The Minister stated that
come time ago he had asked to be relieved by the
United States Government, feeling that he had
been in the diplomatic service rs long as he cared
TO remain but that his resignation had not been
accepted, for the reason that great number of
changes had already been made In the service, and
II was not desirable TO place too many new and In.
experienced men in the service at one time. How
ever, he expected to retire next spring, and will
return to this country aud engage in business. He
sails for ST. Petersburg about october 10.-bdidn-
QuOfig Journal
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11

By AbsOclhltu lISoas
NEW York, Oct. lO-Money loaned up to per an
mum and l.32 per dlem but closed easy at per cent
Exchange steady at i7Sl4@470 for long and 4s2A
6oiS3 for short sight Governments weak for and
regular As, which declined = per cent The other
issues are unchanged state bonds dun and generally
nominal. Railway bonds In fair demand, but the
market was Irregular. The stock market was lrregu-
lar and unsettled throughout the entire day and prices
fuctunted widely and with much frequency. Manhat-
tan Elevated opened per cent and the general list e
6D1 per cent. higher than Saturdays closing figures.
and Manhattan recorded further rise OF per cent.
The speculation, however, soon became weak, and
prces fell Oh 10 per cent, the latter New York
ana Manhattan Elevated subsequently there was an
advance OF y TO ~ per cent, In which New Jersey
Central Pacific, Western Union, 81. Paul and Omaha
preferred were prominent, which was Followed bya
reaction OF k1IS per cent, and later by rally or
To ~, per cent, O. O. q. IL I. leading In both cases,
In the main tended dOwaward, and after the second
call pNces showed q decline OF A92A per cent, the
latter In Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, the other
shares prominent In the downwnrd movement being
Western Union, Union Pacific, Northwest Louisville
and Nashville, and Denver and Rio Grandc. In the
late transactions the market became hrmer and
closed at recovery of 1eD per cent, Hannibal and
st. Joe common, which had been quiescent for some
time, sold down from 100 to % sales aggregated 1885,
800 shares Including Central Pacific l0G Delaware,
9rande, 1890, Erie, Is 200 Kansas and Texas Goo
Lake Shore, 1900 Louisville and Nashville 900;
Michigan Central ll,9O0; Manhattan Elevated, 1890
Memphis and Charleston, l,l00 Missouri Pacific, 53OG
York Central 100 Northern Pacific 800 Ohio and
Mississippi 4lOg Heading, 1890 St Paul, 1906 st.
Paul aud Omaha, OiOG Texas Pacific, 5000; Union
Pacific, 20,600 Wabash Pacific, 10 zoo; Western Union
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11

Secretary Hunt has been candid enough
70 say that he desires to be retained in the Navy
Department by President Arthur. He gives as
reason for his wish the fact that he relinquished
n life place in the Court of Claims. He also says
that he had the promise Of the vacancy in the
Supreme Court for which Stanley Matthews was
nominated, In case the latter was rejected, as he
certainly should have been. The reasons which
seem to Judge Hunt so strong for his retention in
ONCE do not appear TO us to BIO conclusive. Hc
became Secretary by an accident, and he gave up
life Office in order to crafty his ambition 10 &C.
cupy place for which he was wholly untitled.
Nevertheless such candor as Judge Hunts is as
refreshinR as Il Is rare-Netp York Sun,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-10-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



The following observations tho transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open
ing, highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
nshed by the clearinghouse OF II. ID. Cooke, jr, &
Co. 1929 street. Washington. D. G.;
NEW yoRK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK, Oct 10, ais y. m.-From the opening
OF business until noon the market was strong on the
belief that the Secretary Of the Treasury would In
his bond purchase to-day and the general list
advanced Il TO per cent When II WINS announced
that change WINS made in the advertised plan. and
but e. 100000 OF bonds taken, the advance was
checked and the market, with fractional rallies. de
clned until the Close by which time the general
list showed a decline Of x to per cent A sharp
rally then occurred, and on buying for both long
and short account the market closed strong ut I'D
vance Of @h from the lowest prices OF the day but
A6pnd lower than the close OF Saturday. Money
loaned Mt 32 and interest early Ia the dny but the
majority OF the loans were at six per cent the rate
declining TO pr cent at the close The fact that the
Secretary did not increase his bond purchases led TO
considerable sales for the short account, aud the
strength referred TO was In large degree due to the
covering ofhe same. IL Ia thought by those well In
formed that Secretary window will to-day or to-mor-
offer to redeem s5 to 100000 bonds OF the
last call on presentation, with interest 10 date.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.