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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Extract from tho Laws of Delaware gov
erhing tho collection of taxes Of New Castle
county section 81 OF SAID Act,
ScCiUn 35. That on all taxes paid before
the litst day OF August thore Snail be an
Abatement Of five per centum; on all ,aXes
paid before the first day Of December Tiers
shall be AZ nbiteiCnt Of 3 per uentum; on
all taxes paid aft er the tirst day Of December
Ave per centuiD thereof shull DO udlol there
to. RICHARD 4. CANN,
Collector OF Taxes for he'd Llon Hundred.
ilJ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

comfortably hOrnc-nnd, after drying them,
rub them with alcohol. The cramp which
comes in The hollow Of the foot docs not
yield to moderate measures and is very
TcI.lng to endure.
Tho picture shows u costume Of blnrl.
silk sTenHdina having brocho pattern.
Ihc skirt Is accordion plated over an IN
dor5kirt Of pink silk The bodice is like
wise plNitc,i over pink silk lining ana
has n sort Of holer0 or plastron Of ecru
guirurc, lurtlcrrd with narrow guipuro
rnhrJiIrGvd with green and pink TN.
sleeves Of black grrnadinr over rose sill,
have II double plated puff and e1aulots
like the bulvrG. Tho collar, neck frill and
bclt are Of pink surah, the sleeve frils Of
white plated rnu2C. The hat is Of pink
satin straw trimmed with roSr and green
caaugt allie tatGetd and daisies.
JUDO CIlOI1ET
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
a Peculiar Sun Flower,

In the yard OF the residence of Daniel
Stewart at Seventh and Franklin streets
isa sun flower which is peculiar one
from the fact that out of the centre of u
flower Is leaf and stcm Of ordinary size.
1t Is the opinion of Mr.. Stewart that Il seed
bad been dropped in the flower before it
was opened
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Tho now north. bound track on the Iron
Hill Cut-ON Of tho Philadelphia. vii,
nngton and Baltimore ltuilroal, between
EIkton and Iron Ill., was placed in service
yesterday morning. and the Baltimore AZ.
commodation, due at Eiktoa at II, was
tho first train to pass over tho rails.
Tho south bound track will be placed in
service at an early uay,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
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10 Visit Che ter Wnrku1et1.

Washington Council 40 1, A. o. L. W.,
Of this city will pay frlernal visit to
John 2, Croa!or Council, No, Isl of Chas.
ter Oh tho evening Of July 22nd The de.
groo team Of tho local lodge will confer tho
third degree upon number Of Chester
loQnomeu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Superintendent John Bulge OF the Pull
man Palace Car Works in this city on Sat.
urday sailed from Philadelphia for Europe
on tho steamer Waesland. He was nc.
companied by his family. When opposite
this city the Wacsiand was met by the
Laura b, containing party Of MIR. Budge's
friends who had come out to wish him
farewell and a pleasant Journey,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Tbs Toronto Convention C!Osed--drcat
Fervor Manifested at Final Rallies.

-, go,
TORONTO ONT, July lo:-The next con.
vent"n ot the i.pWoTth League Will be
held in Indianapolis. The decision was
made yesteiday by the committee hav Ing
the matter III chArGa. Tue Baltimor dele
gates took trolley ride yesterday to the
city,
Inc JOINT committee appointed by tho
cabinet to select the next place of meeting
o. the convention decided on Indianapolis.
The other candidates Tor tho honor wore
Ne" York, Seattle nni Omaha In tho
Massey Hal! yesterday rallies for the good
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church were
held. with Arthur Edwards, ID. D., OF Chi.
cage, as chairman.
The American University WAS the
tits OF an address delivered by Bishop
Hurst of Washington. y, c.
81 "The Forward Movement Among Our
tolorcd Dung People, ~ Irwin Ii. Penn,
of Atlanta, Ga, was an INTERESTING paper
"WoMinS W DIRK IL the n ONE Church.
fi5kn' oil Nsw YORK w
Bishop MaCaDe, spoNo on WomAn's
Work Ill b ortisn Lands;
", az tne ne'roPo.itA,t Snureh' n'snop w.
VA, 1uuo"i' ", 80 ."Ii"'' - - ~ pta.
n'stn "a - v,.' 'G.u,ps'
lay 4e'i,'"'s' '-iiiaoopa' ChI,en 'I"'i;.
n"",a'syS HtIo Vei'N 'E W lee'' .. ..
i's'r'' % [ ,Ta',i,'!o, 'Ji'i, Ny y , htohao
M"hh' VI 'lHV9n, ga, My ". II, Murray
~ ", r n sp1, .H'sS,' "nu h''"op hurst u
as"t, X ~, y " - ,,,. ,
AZ 20 80 ',"IH WY H; M's Ia STo7so
,n"tI'' H. WY LIS ana VIZ
i in., iHt E2Wotln Liashe committee
pEe'en.eu v.''Vce" 'icu"''' 10 oe gwen 10
'Ns t !" 'n'i ,Ma,, ,,o,,, r,.o, ,or .
H;lsf Eac "a crosse maitn came pro-
Ccn ,. - hh'toLn, anu as wv NV " Stt
n Mns eAIi,en Pa,'' .h' naha u tnn
,,Hs", uionut!uis nt!u Wy ivy c1Sn mn
hlghIhhuers p'a!eu .ns hntiohnl ar OF INC
country oio hunutei Young "o'hoh anu
men rolrI'oi'eo .h' nations
az CLOCK E;Sat palf'oWc mnotlng.
was hcld. wheh adqrIssc1 were delivered
~ hoV S',ipnoh J0nns9h' representing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
lihYEs-CLOFp.

Announcement | o. jus b. madessof tho
marriage Of Miss Cassundra Pyla Cloud OF
this city TO William Hayes, formerly ..of
this city. but now of lssaquah Washing
ton. The ceremony took place Mt tho homo
Of Peter jackson, No. llG Irwin street,
Seattle, on July ., The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Milton Smith.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Suffering from Para!vs;

Ex.ChjNf Of Police O'Toolo is seriously
III from paralysis at his home at Shall.
cross nyauuo and Harrison streets. Sew.
cgal months agN Mr. O'TOOlc was stricken
and TO day the affection has rendered hi,
lower rXlr"mties almost useless. Mr..
O'Toole has n large G!rci. Of friends who
arc gricvni over his condition
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Fire in PHILADELPHIA,
Hg2i@

Aiiro was discovered in the fashionable
apartment house The Kenmur," ut
Philadelphia, this morning about l,30
o'clock. Two people were injured and
loss of about So, 900 sustained
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Who Owns Them

Officers Shields and Mahoney to-day ar.
rested John Spence OH suspicion of having
stolen TWO cases Of surgical instruments.
The man was attempting to sell tho In.
htruincnIs in n second hand store al ong
Front street when the officers discovered
biM and deemed it best to send him to the
lull s.1ssx'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
rlachinists at ShcIIpot.

Grand Master Machinist james O'Con-
nell addressed II thousand machinists ut
Shel!pot Park yesterday afternoon, advis-
ing them to organize. 50 that they could
help each other and increase their influ.
encc in the community
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

A fresh line Of all kind; Of fish can a..
ways be found at David MGClure's, Fifth
and King. The prices nra right AMI
polite attention is assured all customers.
Goods delivered to any part OF the city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
NOTICE
I q + n +,
10 THE TAXPAYERS OF CHRISTI ANA
HUNDRED

The taxable residents o: ChrIstlana hun.
urcd ana all persons liable to pay tax in said
hundred, are HcIcby notified that the under
siSneG, tax oil ctoT for aid hundred, VIII be
a.
p;tentrcvI'le. July IS and 30, from
IL u. III. TO y. N.
1awtess' Hotel. July 90 AMI q from 10 a =.
IN to :. IN.
Court llnl9e, Jnly a. 30 ana 81, from 10
to ~ IL IN, and 10 ip. m
GTcolSil!o, July y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Oct ting Better.

Edward Brown. tho colored man who
was shot in the stomach on the cdorod
Odd Fellows excursion continues to i'm.
prove aud Homeopathic Hospital physi-
c.an this afternoon announced lthat he
would soon be able to appear against his
assailant, who is still in the Coa,esville
inil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Enos Shaner, son Of the late Daniel
Shanur, Of North Coventry, CHESTER
coun'y, died on Friday last Iio wa- a
machinist Of ability ana worried in Now
Castle for Il time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Recovering.

Mis- Blanche Burrous who was so badly
burned by tho explosion which proved
f tai to her mother Is gradually improv-
In. under the care Of trained nurses and
there is good ground to look for he: full
restoration to health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

The ferryboat Chlncoteaguo which does
service between Cape Charles and Nor.
folk Is now OF wharf of the Railroad Com.
pany here and on Wednesday will be takoQ
10 tho wharf of tho Pussy and Johes Com.
pany to undergo general overhauling.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy,
followed by clearing, with continued high
temperature. Monday probably fair and
little cooler.
Tho thermometer Mt w. c. Taylor's
drug store, 50? King street, registered to.
day us follows:
1o'olock l0o'cloc.s / O'Clock
II "a ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Died Suddenly.

Deputy Coroner Chandler last evening
received telephone message from DR..
Ball, that colored woman dropped dead
while visiting a neighbor's house. The
Deputy Coroner went to Wooldale this
morning
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Teams Collide.

To-day about lao o'clock, Charles Hall.
of the White Horse hotel loft his team
standing opposite the city hall. A team
belonging TO tho United Statos Express
front wheel and splashboard OF Halls
wagon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

James Oldham of TwcEty,ieccrd and
Carter, was bitton by u deg belonging to
Mrs. MCElwee Of VwcLty.;eLUnu ard La.
mott streets.
DR.. France dressed tho mans Injuries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Lost.

A pair of Ice tongs (m0lium slo) from
the ice car to Fourth and Jefferson streets
60c reward will be paid If returned ~ los
Jefferson street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
DISH BAIL NEWS.
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing OF the Clubs In the Race For
Championship Pennants.
: L

sATURDAY's NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Az 81. Louis-St. Louis, TO- Philadelphia, 8.
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S; Brooklyn, 2, At
4 httsburg- 0; Pittshurg, g. At Louis
10Nflie-First game: New York, 4; Louisville, O.
Snecond game: Louisville, IL: New York, O. AT
n acknowledgements, "A; Washington,2 AT
Chicago Baltimore, 20; Chicago,2
IN SUNDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
wa AT Louisville-Louisvile, 10; st. Louis, 9. At
cincinnati no nninss)-Cincinnati. 4; Wash.
tpington,S 3. AT Chicago-Chicago, 8, Baltimore,
y AT ACKNOWLEDGMENT, s; Droohlyn,l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Sinking Slowly.

So John Kennedy who resides in the Tenth
ward is gradually sinking, and there is
little hope that lis days will he greatly
prolonged. He is suffering from hiccOughs
which prevent sleeping and he. Is gradu
ally wearing OUT
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

If you wish to visit the Breakwatcr OR
Cape May, 90 on Hanover Church ex
Curaion "Wednesday, July 81 Tickets 75c.
Train leaves w. 81 n depoJ s. 80 a. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Tho match between tho West Chest er
and Wawassett team shot On THURSDAY ID
men on each sid0 y bluc rock yer man,
was woh by the Wawasctt Seuro-gp5
and 1877.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
No Inquest.

The report that Deputy Coroner Chand,
Ter would hold an ina uest over the romans
of Mrs Emma ]. Burruus Is upfounded.
She lived week after bong burned, and
wa, attended by DR.. Corcoran who gave
certificate OF death. Services were held
in Brandywiuo NJ. L Church at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and internsnt mado Mt
Riyerview &c metery, under the direction
Of Undertaken w. II. Fox.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Extract from the Laws Of Delaware, govern
ing the collection of taxes OF New Cast 10
county Section - OF said yet:
section -. That on ait taxes paid before
tue iirat day Of august there shall be an
Abatement OF 1--WE pr ce.ltu II; on All taXes
paid before the frs day Of December, there
sihl be all abatement OF tire, pr CuHtum;
OIL u Il taHrs paid after tho first day of Dc
cembcr i've per Centum thereof shalt be add.
cI thereto. GEORG II M'INTYltE
Collector OF TnxcG Tor Christlanl Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Goodman Excursion to Washin ct on
Park, Tuesday, July 20 Boat leaves
Fourth Street wharf, at 7.80 o'clock Il. IN.
Tickets, ut reduced ratos, -Adults 400
cbilhrep or
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
TO TAETAxpAYERs OF RED LION HID,

MOTIVE.
TO TAE TAXPAYERS OF RED LION ND.
Tho taxable residents Of he Lion huntr cd
and all per-Uns liable to pay tax III said hun
dred are hereby notified that tho uidelsign-
ed. tax col ector for said hundred. Will oe At
JOhnson's Hotel Delaware Guy. on Thurs
days July Is. 4a aId %. from TO |: AIN. aud
2tn4 y. M, and August IL. 10 and 20. Septem
bcr lG, % a I'd 80 October II. Il and ~, Move II
her II, IS and IS. nnd December 80. from to
4p. III.
y. n. sutton's drug store. st. Georges, on
Friday. July rs and %. from 0 to IL a. M.
Gna :" 10 ip. NJ, and august u. ~ ami q Sep
trmbcr ~, Il ali "a Octobrr 3, ~ and - No.
vemba&l!. 10 und4J and December u, from
2to pm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

John 7 Dckcy and family arc Greudiug
the summer st Atlantic City,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
TO TliEVhXPAYERS OF BEESDYWlNE
Kindred

HUNDRED,
The taxable residents uf Brapdywine hun.
arul anl nll pnf5oul liable to pay Tux IN Sid
nunaieu urp i9Ic'S not'He 'hH the under
signed. tax collector Tor gaid hundred VIII
be nc
Court House. Wilmington, July cath,
"Jth aud FIST, august 9la' and aStL. Slptcm
Der 18th aud ajl Ii. October :; d ani 3jth NO.
vomJor IOih, 9Th and 3lth from u to an,
AMI nom TO 4 p. III.
Practirh Farmer July ed, ga and
Goth; August "Jth. september 2iL and 2sth;
DC ohcr It'll ana list November 18th und 2vth
from ~ q. m. to 4 p. III.
Pcrry's Hotel. July gyth and cSth Soptcm-
Der 10Th; October 18Th; November ED, from
10 a. IN. to y. III.
Aud every day between above dAtcs q. his
residence except Tuesday morn ings
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Totals. .............


Batferies-kcOuu and Green for the
Trays, and Stewart aud Draper Umpire,
MIR. Tulley.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-21
BRENNAN BUDGET.
sEvANN REMANDED TO JAN
WITHOUT BAIL.


Brennan, Texas. October eo.--The exam
lining trial Of Joseph w. Swami, charged
with the killing Of James H. Foster. was
commenced In the district court room be-
fore Justice Ewing at 1880 o'clock today.
The case for the State was conducted by
J. M. Mathis, Esq. unassisted by the coun-
ty attorney.
J. M. Simpson was the FIRST witness. and
testified as to the killing Of Foster at
1910 o'clock October ., 1897, with shot
gun loaded with buckshot. He was in
buggy with Foster. who got out. he said.
to speak to Mr.. Swami. He said to Swami
that he would like to speak privately to
him. but Swami said his time was en-
ployed. Foster says. $50 Il mine, and
have been trying to have private in
terview with you for some time. don't
want to hurt your wife's feelings" Swami
replied that he was not coming out. Foster
then said: "Vacate my house" Swami
replied: You pay me up In full, and I
will and not before; do you remember the
contract made?" Foster says You are Il
d----n liar!" Swami replied That's all
right" Foster repeated: II want you to
get out OF my house, Swami" and he
wouldn't. and Foster said Tie would see
whether he would or not. Foster then
accused him Of carrying a gun for him.
Swami denied, and asked couldn't man
carry gun hunting Foster said: Don't
you carry 1t on my place any more and
went out and got in the buggy with me
and we drove off thirty yards, when the
gun that killed him was fired. Onn bullet
went in the left shoulder one under the
shoulder blade. one in the left cheek and
two in the back Of the head. Foster put
his hand to his face and said: "Oh, my
God!" caught him. buthad to turn bin
loose to hold the horse, and he fell out
Of the buggy. and as got out Swami threw
the gun down on me, and 1 said Don't
shoot me-"
The last saw of Swami he and his
wife were going towards his father-in-
laws. saw Swami with gun In his
buggy week before the killing and saw
him with q gun three or four times after
that.
The defendant (Swann) conducted his
own side Of tho case, and on cross exam
nation by him Simpson said: you were
sitting In rocking chair when Foster ad-
dressed you. with your wife between you
and him. ! don't know whether Foster
had gun on you or not-l guess he did.
He had his gun in his shirt bosom when
he called you liar. While on the steps
he made no demonstration to draw his
gun. I was with Foster in his room the
might before. in 1.-The same house, and
know he did not drink anything"
Dave Routt was the next witness and
he testified that he was 100 yards away
when the shot was fired II saw Swami
coming to Brennan Friday before the
shooting. / didn't know you were carry
ing gun for Foster. I heard some one
had throken into Swann's kitchen"
SWAIN refused to talk and was remanded
10 taH without bail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-21

The turn OF events during the last few
years has led TO the general conviction
that the total clip of the country, instead
of being actually larger than the esti-
mates, as many have insisted is, II any
thing, somewhat smaller. 1t Is not posi-
BILE to explain in any other way the sharp
demand for wool which has followed the
revival OF business activity, and the sud
t' the aa import .ns value. This advance has
come upon the heels OF three years sreat<
ly reduced consumption. The falling OIL
OF consumption during these years mas
been much greater In proportion than the
reduction in the total clip. This reduc-
ton has reached 100000 pounds, compar-
ing 1887 with 1893, the year OF the largest
clip But s.pce 1894 the imports or Tor
eign clothing and comb.ng woods have in
creased to a much greater extent than tne
domestic production has fallen off; go that
during every year OF the oepression rne
and In 1886 AID for the present year con-
s.derably larger than In any previous
wears In olil history. The BOSTON COM
thority on me subject. reports that the
available supplies on hand january !, lsT.
sncillding foreign and domestic, We're IT,
$4,000 pounds, as comparea VIII iSsig o.,
eco mounds on the previous January L. by
utilizing these figures In connection watn
our own and the statistics oil imports we
are enabled to estimate the available sup
hose OF the previous year. IS follows;
49, - Pounds
wool c,ip. 1897 $50 153. PSI
p1m isM WOO. Or ~ sssos0
S9re lsm 0o' On nan" s&s44ooo
ForeIen wool Imported January -
10 July !. 1897 ........s.s...' - 1890
1o,.i .702 56s, <2s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-21
FINANCIAL.
Mrs. "nILI." NYE's MIsFORTuNEs.
Humorists Fortune Dwindled Until
the Income Ii Only $500 q Year.


Special Dispatch to the Globe Democrat
Asheyille N. c., october 1.-THE dis
asters which have come thick and fast upon
Mrs Clara II. Nye. widow OF the late p.
w. Nye (BiIl Nye), the great humorist,
since his death on February %. 1896. have
reduced her income until II does not now
exceed $500 year. Every dollar Of ready
money she had In the world. amounting to
$1,000, was lost In the First National tank
OF AsheyilIe. which closed It's JooA on July
81, last. Mrs Nye and her family OF hve
children were In Europe when the blow
fell. and but for the kindness OF Chicago
relatives, who learned Of her condition and
sent her means, Mrs. Nye told reporter
today that she has no idea how she would
have got home.
Buck Shoals" her home, is for sale to-
day, without a buyer In sight. twenty
i've thousand dollars OF Dill Nye'e money
In there. Mrs. Nye said that her heaviest
loss was that OF 100000 on property 10
New York. bought as on investment by
Mr.. Nyo Ave years before lis death. II
was worth $4,000, but d mortgage OF $2I,-
900 was upon II. II was held by the
Loriliard's OF New York. In January she
WAS notified that payment must be prompt
W made or foreclosure would follow. she
could not pay, and 1t was s1crihced, and
every dollar In It lost. Mrs. Nye VII!
next year publish book OF mem'irs o.
Mr.. Nyc. Mrs. Nye's royalties come ex-
slusIvely from the Lippincvtts OF Pniis-
delpbia and do not exceed $500 . year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-21

showed the amount thus available TO bo
~ ~, ~ pcuniA indicating an Increase 81
lsSsvVOD pounds, which " very nearly ali
These data permit an Intelligent esti-
mate OF the prevent statistical position OF
wool IN the United States. The available
cess Of those OF the year iS9S ana in excess
OF the average consumption for the pre-
vlous ten years. which has been somewhat
UNDER 100000 pounds annually.
Lomdon.--A dispatch 10 the Times from
Melbourne says: Owing to the drouth a
considerable shortage in the wool clip will
result In victoris, South Australia and
Queensland the crop is short Total short.
ase 10 estimated 1t i75.0oo bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-21
M INVESTMENTS.
4 ! Day Among Wall
~ Operators.
s:-lf
Il i RISE WAS MADE,
2 y The Bear CanDaign
a xnsrtive Attempt %
n vusar and Gas.

| n,sober D.-roday's market
ss,ch a. though an effort
"a % test it for a rise. Many
srsI traders have concluded
~ has about run its course
zen a cessation Of the bear
o.,r,ons have differed among
~ a to whether conditions
...rket are ready for q Sus-
N praces again. The bears
ssvs effort early In the day
.eSet and directed an attack
q snt Chicago Gas. The fall
q encouraged the bulls to ag-
y, al there were indications
..,unce IN the market Of
r,vinr interests which were
ths late rise OF the market.
- buying carried prices up
q. net advances throughout
IN from / to 8 points. But
7, apparently satisfied with a
nd they commenced to sell to
a. sbn,t half an hour before
~ CARRIED prices down IN
Hssov hast nights close. and
~ matned they were In all
- fractional. The success OF
~ frustrated In part owing
n strength In Sugar and Chi
m which they tried to work
~ 6ecltne in the balance Of
y Market showed a considera-
II activity, but was still al-
srofesstonal. London changed
.snt attitude and sold stocks
ttonsl reports of railway earn
I sscoud weefx In October all
hnne increases, and many
~ we're afloat Of still more
snroyements to be shown In
IA vet issued. The large
n cotton along lines recently
"a quarantine restriction was
soorfs and gave strength to the
leted, The exchange market
I'M and the local money mar
n mail Withdrawals of Amer
nom the Bank of England for
New York not being conSid-
bortance. Some business Is be-
IN placine OF loans on Lon
which tsIii effect the lend
y abroad. This naturally tends
tie rate of exchange. The
- Of the local money market
~ resources In hand by In
a owing othe large payment
|ohowing the crop movement,
ducements for thus deferring
6sst Il gold this way.
"a nat changes were gains Of
Rocking Valley preferred, 2N
|tsa by Rubber preferred and
men
tv strong IN sympathy with
y block of $4,000 Union Pacific
yik notes are said to have sold
another block of $50, 900 at the
The total sales were So. 253, 600
ties new tours advanced u bid
rs coupons declined u bid.
sales OF stocks today were
rss, Including St. Paul N.770,
- $3.50, Sugar 1891.
b Of prices on the active stocks
Ether with the close yesterday
for The Post by B. W. Hunter
y follows: