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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
THE WISCONSIN DEMOCRATS.
They Howl Themselves Hoarse in Doing
Honor to Cleveland.
IBy telegraph 10 The Dlspaich.


MuwAUKEE. Wis. August 27.-The State
Democratic Convention met here to-day.
Temp0rary-Ch Chairman j. NJ. Morrow, Of
Sparta. made u speech, in the course of
which he referred 60 Grover Cleveland,
whereupou the delegates howled them
selves hoarse IN their efforts TO pay trl-
butte to the ex-President. Hats were toss
ed III the air, canes wildly hOurished, and
for several minutes pandemOnium reigned.
A second allUslon TO Cleveland was the
signal for similar outburst. William +.
Villas was chairman OF the Platform Com
mittee. Following are extracts from the
platform:
1--WE. tho Democrats of Wisconsin. in
convention assembled, declare our con-
unued opposition TO all forms of paternal-
ism and Capitalization. The Republican
party l. the exponent of these dangerous
principles BY the Mckinley bill II seeks
TO burden the masses with additional high
protective charges for the benefit of a
favored few. BY the lavish expenditure Of
an immense levy of unnecessary taxes IT
strives 10 corrupt voters. BY force bill 1t
eudeavors TO make ~ poiical existence self
perpetuating IN placing Congress directly
under its control. BY its ishsupport OF
theSpeaker of the present House of Repre-
sentatiyes in hls arbitrary assumption OF
authority 1t attempts 10 disiranchise It's
political opponents. BY these and other
acts IL msnifests its disregard of the Just
principles Of government. it's distrust OF
the people, and its determination TO over
ride every right in its efforts 10 maintain
{ supremacy.
Extravaganza everywhere marks Re-
publican rule The present National Ad-
ministration has already exhausted the
large surplus received from ITS Democratic
predecessor and with constantly growing
revenues is threatened with deficit The
whole country is burdened with oppressive
war taxes, enhancing the cost of the
uooessaries Of life. The people especially
the agricultural and laboring classes, ask
rest from these unjust burdens imposed IN
theinterest OF monopolies. The Republican
party answers this by legislation increasing
tariff taxation. The Democratic party in
s.sts that the present tariff be reduced and
taxation lowered 10 meet the Just require
ments OF necessary public expenses
In State politics the Bennett education
law receives much attention. Its features
are condemned in detail and for the reason
set forth IN the platform, which says
ave therefore denounce the law as un
necessary, unwise. unconstitutional, un.
American. aud undemocratic, and demand
Its repeal
George w. Peek, mayor Of Milwaukee
was nominated on the sixth ballot FOL
Governor.
CARL Jonas ron LIEUTEsAsI-GovERsoB.
MILWAUKEE, August 27.--Carl Jonas. o.
Racine, ex-Cousul to Prague. was nomi
mated for Lieutenant-G Governor, and thu
convention then adjourned until to-mor
row.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
HE JUMPED TO DEATH.
Leaning from Speeding Train-Hi'
Daughter Follows Him.

fBy telegraph 10 tne Dlspa'cn'I
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Among. the
Messengers on an early express train from
his citv for New York this morning was
we'll dressed old man who was accoupa-
MED by little girl. Nothing. unusual III
the actions of either attracted the atteh-
ton of other passengers until Just beiofe
the tram reached Holpesburg junction, a
way-station about ten miles from TINS
city. AT this point the old gentleman
said something to his young companion.
went forward, and stepped out on the plat
form. and although the train was running
at n high rate of speed, he jumped off. The
little girl. who had been watching MN,
saw him lump. and before the passengers
realized what she intended TO do she had
run to the front of the car and jumped on
also. The train was backed and the
man was found dead and the girl
insensible. They were brought to this
city. When the girl recovered conscious
ness she said that the old gentleman was
her father. and that his name was stephen
Beck. and that hers was Lelan Beck, and
that they lived in st. Clair county, ILL.,, ana
were bound for Hamburg, Germany: On
the body of Beck was found two checks on
n st. Louis bank for 1900 marks ana so
in money. The child died shortly after
reaching a hospital.
THE GIRL NOT DEAD.
PguApFLPHIA. August 27.-Ldter.-
girl Lena Beck is not dead as was stated.
Her injuries are not likely to prove fatal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
THE ROGER MILLS CONVENTION.
Its Handsome Endorsement of the Demo
cratic Leader.
,Rv ts,spraph to the Dispatch

10y ttlcBioPA W shO
GALVESTON. Tex, August 27.-Ihe Demo-
cratic convention ct Temple Tex, which
today unanimously renominated Roger Y.
Mills to Congress, adopted the following
resolutions: ~.
Whereas we, the Democrats OF the Nlnth
congressional district, have watched with
keenest interest the public acts of Roger
O. Mills, our representative in Congress :
be it 80
Resoloed, That we view with pride and
Satisfaction his great career i'll Congress as
the leader of our party and that we Tn
oualifiedly endorse his position on the
tariff and on the sub Treasury bill and MS
advocacy OF the free coinage of silver.
Resoiced, That we are unquali1edE OPP
posed TO any system which coDve4s the
Government into loan and brokerage
agent, and that we oppose the system OF
the Government loaning of money on any
commodity whatsoever, whether tha Un nro'
duets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

Gratis Ia Congress for their unanimous vote
in favor of the free-coinage OF silver; ae-
nounces the silver bill enacted oy the re-
publican Congress a. compromise 10 the
interest OF Wall street: demands the Tree
protection OF the lead industry aud de-
clares AGAINST the importation Of foreign
leads; faYors the Australian system OF
voting and the election Of United States
senators by q direct vote of tho people;
protests against the enactment OF the
Federal elections bill. and dcnounces the
gag-law policy of Speaker Reed. and
pledges the Democratic party to the cleo
ton of one United States senator from
North Idaho, aud TO uphold the test-oath
(Mormon).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
a Mixed Ticket.

NEw ORLEANS, August 27.-The Picaomfs
Guthrie Il. IT, special says: Both houses
of the Territorial Legislature in this city
to-day effected temporary organization
as follows: G.. W. Gardonhire Demo
craft. OF Payne county, president; G. p.
McCabe (colored), clerk OF the House; j.
q. Host Republican,, of Payne county,
chairman; II. q. Beard, of Oklahoma City,
clerk.
The canvassing and trades have not been
completed. Both houses adjourned until
10 O'clock tomorrow. 1t is almost settled
that the Democrats and peoples party
will organize their unit and they have a
fighting show in the House. The Repubt-
cans are excited over the defeat they met
with to-day in the Council. The Govern
or's message will be submitted tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

theportod for the Richmond Dispa'cn.I
AUGUST q. 1900
Auction offerings on Change today, Il pack
sges. and taker In. Highest t2&o2x; lowest,
tl.W-avsragc. $40.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sa,isdi,; tobacco, 100000; special tax. $si.io-
total. saz7.n
Private sales: Filters. 90; smokers. 9; cutters
wrappers, 80; darks. is-total, 81 hosshesda
On Change to-day: J. 7. finnex, Durham. n.
c.; @. n. Thomson. Greensboro. N. C.; V. u.
Smith and W. A. Smith. Danviiie, Va, and y. A.
Cleston. Gresnssvills county, Va
The market appears In good rim' with saies
mainly OF nne wrappers to-day.
IL seems 70 b . matter OF little concern Win
cur trade whether inc syndicates get the COM
binsd Louisville and Cincinnati so.) wsrshousss
or not Business viii 70 on under either owner
ship. but the issue u stu doubtful
NJ. John Boring, to-day from Upper cumoer'
issd county On VISIT reports magnificent crops
IN Cumberland, Poxhsssn. ana Prince Edward
several large planters who succseded Last yss'
In making One bright tobacco " tsvoes6 spota
nsys done batter this year. One hAs iSamo hill
end saossss tou.ooo hiils-sii Of vhiah WI p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

FOREIGN FRUITS AND CANDY.
Candy, per pound as to quality ..............iic
Lemons
Messina. per box-3OO and 800 IN box. S3sfi.t0
Oranges:
Flortda.................. .........tl '5es2
BOdt. ~ JoatJ
Bananas. .................-..N SVst< on puhSn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
.u..rt.,s u.hor Troubles.

[3y Anglo American cable 70 Tho DispatcuI
MELBOURNE, August 27.-The gas-stokers
went out on strike to-day. Iheir
grievance is that the company EMPLOYS
non union men. The New Zealand Steam
ship Company's hands will strike to-mor-
row, stopping all seaboard traffic:
A dispatch from Sydney says thai, great
excitement prevails among the strikers az
Few Castle and that troops have been dis.
PATCHED TO that town in anticipation of
trouble. A special force of constahles has
been enrolled ct sydney to take the place
of the military that have been sent to New
Castle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
THE CAROLINA ANTl-TillMANlTeS.
Their state Conference at Coiumbia-Ths
Late Convention Rcpudiat1d.
ftlv telaCvanh IN tina Dispatchi

COLUMBIA. &. c.. August T.-The State
conference of anti-1ilImanitcs met last
night at $50 and adjourned at $50 A. III.
The proceedings were secret and reporters
ase pledged to report only results. heso-
lutions were adopted condemnins the ac-
ton of the August Democratic Convention
rs tyrannous and usurpatiye and approving
ceded. Tiilman's charges and aspersions
upon the party in power were condemned
and asserted to have been utterly refuted
in every instance. II 10 thought BY many
persons that there will be no further AZ
tempt 10 organize opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
Twenty-Thres Indicted for Murder.
f3y Telegraph 70 the Dispatcb.l

LOUISVILLE, Ky. August IA letter
from Hazard, KY, where court Is IN ses,
sion under the protection OF troops, dated
August 25th, Gays Twenty-tnree men, en-
gagged in the French Eversoie feud. nave
and many of them arrested.
The grand Jury were reluctant to bring
the indictments, but were called upon IN
court by the prosecuting attorney. who
told them they must do their duty or he
would discharge them and call another
jury: Judge Lilley added to TINS state.
ment that II they sought to protect the law
breakers be would refuse to sign their war
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
The cOTTON-sEED OIL COMPANY.
Serious Differences Among the Directors
A New Deal.
IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

by Telegraph 70 lHo OIsPu50n'I
NEW YORK. August 27.--E. D. Adams, OF
the firm of Winslow, Lanier & Co., to-day
stated that he holds the resignation OF 9
majority Of the directors of the American
Cotton-Seed Company. successor OF the
cotton-seed trust. and that their places
will soon be filed by men Of well-known1
business ability, who. will represent
the real holders of the property. he
also states that the trust, or company
has floating debt OF $2.5OO 600 and thai
q circular will soon be issued announcing
the issuse of Ave millions OF per cent
debenture bonds, which will be offered 70
stockholaers at b rspo. ssTo on ans
ferences between the directors and that
some of them sold their holdings to theil
associates and then resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

AUGUST 26-The market has been without es-
pecaI life through the week. IL has been DIFF
ficglt 10 Ind new orders for other than small
lots A fair quantity Of stock Is going on oon-
tracts. Prices are held along steadily. The
following are the quotations: No. l Ameri-
can quoted at sisaflsa0; No. do. at sl7sfis.s0 /
for No. and si6aslB 80 for No. 2. Scotch Pig
From $40 70 SEA for the various brands. Steel
rails are a, s3iat32: r rails (old) At sSias25:
do. d. d. rails at SIS 51as2650: No. I wrought
scrap al f2las22-yeu YorE Journal OF Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
A Minister Commits Suicide.

IDy leIegTHPH 10 tuv DI5P"VVH'I
AUGUSTA. Ga, August ga special tC
the Chronicle says w. A. Overton, aged
sixty. a Baptist minister In Green county
This State. committed suicide this morning
by discharging both barrels of a shotgun
into his throat. Death was immediate. A
scandal about young lady is reported to
be the cause. Overton was a man OF
family; had grandchildren, and has always
borne a pure record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
cHIcAeo,s STRIKE OF swITcHMEN.
All the Packing Houses killing-strikers
Marking Cars.
rRs telegraph 70 the Dlspatch.l

CHICAGO. August 27.-All the packing
houses at the stock-yards are killing to-
,iay. The striking switchmen are marking
every car that goes out Of the yard Win !
private mark 10 indicate that II IS scab
freight and they claim 10 believe that II
will not be handled by the regular men oi
various roads. Thus far. however there
has been no trouble in the downtown
yards. The men are all working except
those on the Chicago and Alton, whose
strike has no relation 10 the stock-yards
AFFAIR.
H.. O. swIrcHMES QUIZ WORK.
CHICAGO. August 27.-At O'clock this al
feruoon thirteen engines were at work ~
the stock-yards handling about al the
goods that shippers cared TO move, the en-
C.nes working belonging 20 the Fort
Wayne. Northwestern. Milwaukee and 81.
Paul. Baltimore and Ohio, Illinois Central,
Panhandle, Michigan Central, ana Lake
Shore. In many instances the engines are
being manned by officials OF the several
roads. -,
An engine of the Baltimore and Ohio
came into the yards 10 remove some loaded
cars. and while making connections the
Baltimore and Ohio switchmen quit work
and abandoned the wards. A large force Oh
police are on the ground and the best OF
order and apparent good feeling prevail
MEETING OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
CHICAGO. August PA mass-meet'ng OF
railroad employees was held tonight L
refute the allegations made on several oc-
casions that the Swltchmen's Association
had il III its power to prevent the Ire
ouent outbreaks among the men ana tallet
to use it, authority.
OF the switchmen employed IN the yarl
Gus railr0ad-yards in this city, II Is safe e
say that not more than one third belong
10 the association. Among the switchmel
at the stOck-yards not over eight are mem
bers of the association. while on the Chi
caco and Alton there are only three mem
bers. That the Supreme Council OF Tho
Switchmens Association is not IN sympa
thy with many Of the strikes inaugurated
Grand Organizer Halls comments at tn
meeting tonight on the Chicago and Altoi
affair show plainly. He said
The strike was begun without cause
and even were the members OF GU
order the strike would be quickly settled
by the men being ordered back TO work
We are not making war on any man SIMPLY
because he is not member OF our order
neither because he was about 20 re
sumo his old position. This strlk'
on the Chicago and Alton would neve
have occurred had the management lis
tened 10 US at the time of the last hil
strike. Were our men only at work IN III
Yards. the association could control them
and half, yes. nine tenths OF the strike
would be aYertej."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
A Terrific storm.

(By Anglo-American cable TO tho DispatchI
VIENNA, AUSTRIA, August IA terrific
storm has visited Trieste, causing great
loss of life and property. Many wrecks
are reported on the Adrlatic Sea, and the
crews of several vessels have perisned; AZ
lightning and much damage was done to
prOpprtV-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
r0Kr OF RICHMOND. Auovsr q. issh

POKr OF hlcHMOND. AUovsr q. Is9l
schooner D. Hastings. DIX. Baltimore. oosis
". IL. Curtis. agent
schooner Curry. stone, Baltimore. coal. ". =.
schooner @. W. Anderson. Guile. New rorh,
cement, Warner Moore.
schooner A. Mason, Gale. New fofs, orius
stone, Allison & Addison
STEAMER Ariel, psyo. Norfolk. msrchsadtoo
snd passengers: L H. Tssum q Co. AgceA
sehoonar Warner Moore. Crocssss Newport
Nswx 70 Ioad coal for Nsv BEDFORD. Assa w.
~. Curtis 4 Parker.
s.Soonsr A. Robiusou, Adams. PortAmoa1As
Va bsr-iron vessc', Curtis Parksr.
schooner william Miller, Cline. Norfolk saad
70 order.
PoKr OF NEWPORT NEWS. AususF q. ~
lBy TelsxrsphJ
ABnfynn
steamship Hugo. Cuba. 70 load nsrshaa1lsA
schoonsr Y. l. Lspsoo. Providssss, =
Sc schooner r D. Spear. Rsehn0sa. y ~
stavsA
Steamship Nyassa. AsplnvalL eoaA
sosT o. wr5r POINT. Avouss n. Ma
ns Telegraph
Analvun
s.sessnip na'uners. Bsuapa Da,t'nesA -.
aA11m
ssss.sAis 1Alsnss~ silias~ na'nn~N -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
USE YouR Own Eyes,

s1oO If our simple statement that you can
1880 have your CHOICE OF any CAssI-
$3.50 MERE-any FANCY CHEyIoT-or Of
,,9 81 hundreds Of BLACK and BLUE CHE
$3.50 vIoTs-sUITs that we're SOS, s2a f2s,
$3.50 s2s, $40. and sls-for
fi2D 'e*i2S-a,
,,as isn't comprehensive enough-"use your
$3.50 own eyes.n We have crowded Just as
$3.50 many OF the different patterns as pos
.,29 slble into one Of our windows for that
si2s0 purpose.
sl2so If We do try to do one thing moro than
s1asO another--it Is to be religiously explicit.
$3.50 You can rely implicitly on what We tell
t2sO you-ALwAYs. What We say we'll
si2sO DOVE DO.
u29 In this sale you'll notice many a suit
slaso that you had wanting" eye on
slasO earlier in the season. Take it now at
si2.sO. sl2sO.
N2@, All that are left Of those Unlned
N2S. French. German, and English Checks
sl2sO. that we brought from their native looms
$3.50. and modelled into the fashionable gar
Haso men,s you'll find them-are here
HasO. for $3.50
si2s0. Innumerabie Strpes-sl2Sn
$3.50. Hundreds Of Piaids-$l2s0.
1880. Countless Mlxtures-tl2S1
si2s0. Plain Black and Blue Cheviots. Who
N2so. ever heard Of such standard styles as
H2SO. they are laying themselves under the
si2sO. "clearing-out axe," They're here
si2SO. and ct siaso
$3.50. Plan your visit as early as possible
sissa for the prospects are dubious for there
slas0. being much but "odds and ends" BY
$3.50. the last Of the week.
There ought not to be man In Richmond
without ct least one new suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
The Poor Not Specially Invited.

BERLIN. August 27.-A dispatch from
ZanZibar to the National Zeit,utg says that
the influx of poor Germans INTO that re-
cion is causing a rapid reduction of wages
and that only mechanics with some capital
have chance of success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
The Cholera spreading In Spain.

MADRID, August 27.-Fears are enter
tanned that the cholera has reached this
city. Several suspicious cases are reported
here and in the adjacent villages of Tor
reion and Canllas' Cholera is increasing
among the troops of the garrison at Va
lencia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
rro,and,. prosnects Gloomy.

by AngI0-hmerlcah cHpT" 20 THO pI'P"'O'''
IoxI on, August 27.-The Dublin CORE
spondent Of the Times admits that the
prospects in Ireland are gloomy If. IN add
ton to the failure of the potato crop, other
crops suffer from the bad weather. That
the distress will be aggravated by agitation
ne SAWS NAV be expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
Tho rrue Inwardness of Boulangism.

PARIS. Angus. 27.-The editor of the
PETIT National and NJ. Castelin, member of
the Chamber of Deputies. will shortly pub;
iish paper revealing the inside history OF
Boulangism. II will be entitled Les
Coulisses du Boulangism.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
The Cholera in Madrid.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
MADRID, August PA woman has been
attacked with cholera at Carabancuel, In
the outskirts of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
PAL 1lmORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 27.-virginia consols. 5ia
So; 90. 1905, sie40; do. 3s, 69a1O; Baltimore
and ohio stock iO6k: Northern Central stock,
6sila69H Cincinnati. Washington and Balfi-
more lst, 99alol consolidated gas stock, 5lAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
Franco and the American Hog.

PARIS, August FILA France urges. the
Government TO withdraw the prohioltlon
against American pork and thus avoid an
economic war, for which France would
have to paw dear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
MEM YORK PEANUT MARKET.

AUGUST 26.-Peanuts are held firmly; fancy
hand picked quoted at 81. a9c. for new; farmers
grades at 7SasXc for prime ner.-As~ forA
Journal Of Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RrcnMoHD. August a. 1871.
oyrERTN0a

WHnAT.-3 VA pusheiA
CoRN.-3.2l0 bushela
OArs--9O0 bushels
MILL-OFFAL.-5 tona
SALES REPORTED TO sxCnKTARY.
WHFAr.-Longberry. 1000 bushels FOR SEED
on private terms; 3{6 bushels rood AZ $Ios
Mixed, go bushels very good on grivste terms
bushe.s very good on private forms; "a bushels
very good at sl.l0; 20 bushels good at u.os
gig bushels common at a. Total sales OF wheat,
ASA bushels
CoRs.-Whte, $40 bushels very good at 6sc.
bushels worry good on private terms. Total saies
OF corn, 20i0 busheis
OArs-Mixed, 200 bushels primo at &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

AUGUST sd-Ths movement has been very fair
10 western leaf, also in seediesL Prices show
steadiness aud are without important change
York Journal u Commerce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
A Ramorsd Embarrassment
t8y tslegraph 70 the Dispeschl

!, Bosrox. August TILT u lumored on
the street tins afternoon that 4esers. rot;
tes, Lowell d Co., banksrA - FEDERAL
Mxsess Are financially embarrassed. xness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

nue. cured and sent 70 North Carolina msrsess
Tor SALE where last year $s6o1 vas averaged fos
the same crops. The bright bsit y extending 70
dark SECTIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

"WEDNESDAY, August q, Ib"L
sALEs-FIBsr BoARD.-l 900 Georgia Pacific in
comes at Is 1000 Richmond city SIS at i024
1900 Virginia new SIS at osK.
Closing quotations at the Stock Exchange:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-28

The temper OF speculation, however, Is now
so timid tina any sl.ght cause seems TO be sur
fcient TO arrest its course and the opportunity
OF the bearsis prolonged indefinitely. although
the tone of the market Is undoubtedly STRONG
under the surface.