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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17

|CORMA.lN|i|'.N|,I|I| | u.
NOT A' ! { I
N I Likelihood Now T Til; \ ,. HE3e
Will be n ational "a
Chairlna 4.
1Hg IA {: ]. /" / ozEgs.
Import Conf rence e 5 S1be Held
II New rs or /: k City
NOR row. 3355
:HE LEADERS TO CONFER . II T! B
hi ssI I1t1por tant Conf errence foS BE Held
1ssTo-nlorToyY.il
| ri fspec,al / Is Is The rimes-Dlspatch.)

f5S5B Especial to The Times Dispatch.
5BALTIMoRBssMD u Jul a16. N NJ Iaryland
Democratic lead era take but title AZ In
Kterest In d ispat ches from Esopu indi-
eating that Senator German may be / Sc
Elected as snationa chairman. T hey feel
that y he has alread y been rendered the
position and has declined ton account " II
OF his health, and The disinclinat Ion for
sarduous I; labor consea uent, to his ID
svancing years. A gentleman whose 9 u 4
Etllority to speak or Mr.. Gorman no one
will question, sal to-day:
on can state most positively 7 hat un-
der no circumstances will Mr.. German
accept the natl onal VI chairman sip. AZ
will R take the most active interest in
the campaign and wi give all the as
Isista nee Iii, his power by sad vice or other
ways, but lie cannot think Of assuming
the whole burden OF resp possibility and
the trelnndous olume Of work Incident
TO the chairmans hip. 4 Ho thinks some OF
the younger men s honld do that. v s
Il In !, his disinclination & to accept the
craftsmanship Mr.. German Is said to be
strongly 4 backed by the members Of his
Immediate family. who arc muc h. g OPP
posed to- his entering actively into robust
work. While he is not Ill 1t . said,
: his guarantee for renlain Ing we'll les IN
leading a qulet and restful life. st835
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
SHOT FROM
AMBUSH
and ROBBED [ !. B
.Mr. Albin N' I, j 90 |
Has Close Ca
LARGE SUNS STOLEN ] |. \
BY UNKNOWN o \ MAN M \ !.
Victim Of Assailant Drops Bag
Which Contained Eight
Hundred Dollars.
|IPoLl C Is Scar 4 5vAl!NLY u
FOR B .! o III |! G ;Il ! !: 4 n.
Richmond, chester and Ches-s
4 terfe1d Officers Unite in an
Effort e Capture the
Criminal as a
Well Laid
Plot.
Victim Of Assailant Drops Bag
Which Contained Eight
Hundred D dollars.
POL C & Scar 4 svAlNLY
FOR BOLD III G 6; |, \ ! n
ster and Ches-.
4 ri z

Yesterday fternoon q bout 1:45 Alvin.
therBood. = era mite co ntracto of this y,
cts, shot from an,busf and relieved go
Of al tchel containing bout $500 which tit:f
was TO be- paid Sto his hands working at 7
the quarry near Forest Fill PARK.
Mr.. Motherhood # states sSs that he left
Richmond shortly before i o'clock. having
Just come from spank, where he q had tl q
drawn about eight hundred dollars with
which to pay of his hand AZ hen he
arrived { at Forest Hill Park he allghted
from the car and started off towards the
quarry. VIII ich Is situated Just bel the
Park gong thes Southern Railway He no
ticed tina e Il man was wal king behind
him, and looked around several times
although unsuspe ctihgly. 3fsbSS ssf.5
When he got within about one hundred
yards OF! the stone works he turned off
into a path which led direct. to the place
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REPORTED that TOGO IS DEAD
Mystery Clouds epents 81 3. Warships
Japapese. Land SO, 600 Troops AZ igeon
Bay-A ASSAULT Fiourl y Expected. .
Copyrighted. 1so4.)I
u. liss h !. z.
,4la ~
(specia1 1 BILE to III.

Especial copy!shted 1903
sINMIN3TUN,July received here IRON
NIkden which comes channels the stu
the Russian
entirely surrounded
sasyfIa.C hengg ,.$s
at
Alpine Oh road the
said to have been
with severe loss ss,s
Another apanese which
seems o Be aiming the
headq1arters pobabl
north should decide giving
battle at Hal Cheng
lS Kuropatkin's Dilemma. sfsS
The general opnon8in chances
its present dilemma such heavy
6sse
taken Place
two the japanese force was
H. adynce guard Of believed be advancing
north from taking in general
attack tkins g s.
little can the situation Port but the
aod out
the fortress
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81 After wall king q u short d iatance along
this path, which Is through q d hse Jun
dergrowth, Ehe approached the point where
] q sravine makes on one side and on the
other a growth Of bushes, III and It was
lust at this place that the shot was fired.
Shoots and Runs.
The assailant made good his aim and
poured a load OF n o. bird sho q into tho
right arm Of his victim. This naturally
made him drop his bag, and fore tho
could recover himself the thief had made
good his escape. Mr.. Netherwood ran ito
tho railroad and called his men to the
scene and they Immediately set out on
search Of = the would he assassin. Ills
arm was peppere d WI tn sh OF. and several
took effeot In II his q he wounded
man wa mot d sabled, however, and he
walked to- TIL 9 car and came to Richmond
but before doing thst no set to work IN
having the police Of Chesterfield Mans
chester and Richmond notified q Of the
affair. He came to the city and Dr.
Howard w. I3assett extracted as many
shot as possible from his arm, And
last night he was not complaining Of
any pain s. atsoever. except a slight
soreness of the muscles. He lives at
No. 1910 East Broad Street, Y,
e Although there was little &or no clue to
EWOTR& upon. tis ludl| y1nSt1 ehHui tItlt - ~
lice succe eded In finding q sing le-barreied
shotgun, containing mn empty shell,
Well Laid Plans.
The plan Of hold-uI was evidently well
laid and there Ia little or no light that
can be thrown on the mystery surround
Ing the%shooting. Although there are
ma ny d su pposlt lions concerning the afj
fair none OF them can beJ $veri fled. Mr..
Netherwood is Of the opinion that the
man who FOL flowed him was, in cahoot
with tic. man who did the shooting as
he came over on the car with him,sand
POSSIBLY watched for him when he came
out OF hank, Mr. Netherwood states that
he knows the man by sight, but could not
say who he Is. or where he lives, but
that lie hasI seen him on the streets OF
Richmond many times and would recog,
fnize him a. he ever saw him aga In. He
described him as being a man Of q bout
feet n inches, Weighing In tho, neigh
Lorhood OF 17h pounds, IIeS sa,ys,i 4 ;is pos
gible that the unknown ~ an Could have
taken o. short cut and kecreted himself
IN the bush before he arrived sat the
boint where the shooting ncclrTed:
h TWO park policemen were sitting under
q tree when Mr., Netherwood passed on
his wayl to the works, and shortly aftel
|8this the unknown man, who was fol,
,nwing hin, asked the policeme n In What
dirsection Mr., Netherwood han gone md
!it5is thought that this might throw, some
light OH the man icomplcity in the ' ~
berry Y, y N IL ;Sis5t
,Thegisu that was found was OF an
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
mi R|;S.MAY5BRICK MAY
NOT BE. P''AlR' !. {, J
Said That She Cannot Come
Unless Uncon tionallly.
\ Friends GAppretensiyc, a
( ,,sI q rhe Times. Dilypa tch.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch. D
III WASHINGTON, y. q, july 49,.
friends Of Mrs, Florence n iaybrlcls In
this city are much alarmed by reports
from England Indicating, that pa rdon
for her ia as far In tho distance a par-
entity A ever! WI hen the reports first
began coming they: were inclined to be-
j!eye | they were The produets OF rumo,
makers In London. Now that the Lon
don ne wsriapers have a ga In taken up the
subject, they are cliped to be despond-
5elit # II 5Sai d, 81
~ Samuel aSy. 5Hayd en-, attorney for Mrs
Aiaybrick in the sett Element OF an estate
vailed Sat $2,o0AoU has been In England
forsa week, but has accomplished nothing
definite so far as his a oclates here can
4 scertain, He went to- Engla land for the
purpose OF procuring a. ardon, for un-
less she Is felea sed llncondl Iona ly Y
Will not be possible for her 10 come to
the United States and protect her y inter-
sests. $sl sS 81 ID 8a3 .gss ss II a
4 ,Thea friends Of the prisoner are doing
twha Fl they can to stop the. \ recently rev
SyiYed agitation They want 70 do every
thing demanded by the 8nffic tals i of 81 I he
home Ice, an ord er that they mi ~ PRO \
cure II he release Of the un fortuna e wo,
man. They are not going TO try to con-
vince them she is,an innocent woman.
All ttny desire Is 10 spersl 40 y them I hal
He she is guilty she has been pun istle6
flno,igh, and u | hat a she Is Innocent. /, q
pardon Is "a the ilea rest ssrestltption that
can be made, "a tss IN ~ h 4 ss vs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17


port ssoti the death Of Admiral Togo and
the utbreAk Of, cholera Il among Il he
Japanese soldiers In Manchuria. The
story OF Togo s 5dea tn is doubted, and as
no details OF time or place accompany
stt,G the report does not; find ready 5ac-
sceptance. Naval authorities say that Il {
Itisitrue will be3a hardy blow to Japan,
and while the loss Ssof the NJ ikado's
scraftiest and abravest sea fighter may
not affect the final result Of ItheI Port
Arthur ca mpaign, It will undoubtedly
cause n changes IN tile glfnatho d h Of ain-
tanning the blotkad Il viii CHI & may give
the Russians moro leeways 9 r. me re ops
!portunit ties to do dana sc 4 han they have
hitherto had. 4 81 Is Y &
Is The OH tbreak ors cholera is a serious
matter, and Il. III sldered here that In
view sof u he Neperal reticenos Of the
Japanese upon i'll matters ffectlng tho
movements orr condit ton OF the troops,
the disease has probably made consider
able Roadway, and that this fact may
explain the delay In closing In upon
Kuropatkin, a movement which has
| been expected for the past two weeks, Il
q Other reports from. the East concern
tile DloYem ents tof the opposing fleets,
one al. these, from a Russian source, de-
sgslares tina t az large part Of the Port
Arthur fleet has escaped from the harbor
and made its way to the n orthern part
ar theiiI o-Tung Gulf, some of the hips
being Sighted near Kaichou, Where they
shombarded the shore, The only confil'-
mat ioiL Of this report 10 the fact 4 hat
FJapanese vessels would not be likely. ITO
3hpmbard anything IN this Vicinity Z as
the Japanese gcontrol@ that territory at
splssent .af & n Stl q ~ 3 SS
ssllang- ii 81 says the Yladivnstok squad
Pom has been sighted In the Korean
Straits, and hints ut a PREF rrangedsj Joint
sattaak on Togo's fleet That the squad
iTona,is again optFof Its home sbarbor is
accepted as y fact, but that III should
have slhded the; many apanese scout
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
IWlTHDRAWs DEATH! WARRANT
OF THE vO0DOl0, DOCTOR
tBy Associated Press:

.ssl,. S fBy Associated Press.o 81 ;;ys s
IIARRIsBURGPA,, July sle. g oyernor5
s1aennyp cker to-day iiwithd rev the death,
warrant OF George F. Hassey. the coloredt
Sls'voo-d 90 doc tor,'' who was to be hanged
at Philadelphia next Thursday His case
may be taken to the hoard Of pardons.l
which meets In September. Hossey and
Mrs. Ca tharine Danz we're iconYi oted Of.
q the murder OF the woman's hush nc, I and
I both were sentenced to be hanged, Their
sentences will 6probab bly, be committed to
observation-disclosures Il S55is 81 M gS5ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
LIGHTNING KILLS
ON THE BERKELEY (.
Bow Lookout P7,e,ristcs /, During ''1li g
4 Storm Tear Newport y,
! I y, !, " 4 ~ 1 rim ea.Disnatch.

q 8 (SpeaIal To. The Tim es-p lspafch.l
NEWBORN VIEWS. ~ A,rJ Nlyg ", re SRs
swindell. Of Hyde county n e ca bow
Lookout on the Old Domin i,ssteamnslhlp
berkeley, was killed by Lightning tonight
while the boat was on route from y orf9ik.
to Newport News, 2. y, "
One Of tho worst electric storm fpr,
several years was prevailing ut the times
The sama holt split the flag pole O the
Berkeley. During the storm q boa tfcons
tanning twelve men capsized IN the 5hGr-
sboir, hut the men Were all rescued ny: n
launch from schooner, "A
I. The boat Is due here At o'ploek this
nlorning,S, IN
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Nor:thn! Carolina.
General &

Kuropatkin7 an desperate straits Is sur
rounded and Russians being driven back !;
Togo reported & dead, but tenn en- t5sis
\ doubted y cholera said to be ra cling among
JAPANESE soldiers ;s ano Their att mpt g
y combine against Togo fleet; apanese
imperial headquarters Off cially deny re-
port OF 80 900 loss 81 ussian ms In ST. Peters-
burg confident of coming vic ory---Body
of H.. Kent I1oOmis found near Plymouth.3
Eng. big nferences q * Democrats in
! New York Tomorrow; 2 Tammany to have
hand In control of East 3 G Dim an Will nor
4 lie national chairman, but will give. Yad-
vice to lea AIRS + speech Of kitchln9 WI Pc
one OF principal s. camp Ign documents;i
Republican shudder at exposure OF SIX la-
Ton In the closet; N CIV y orkf State to be
battle-ground in official 953 cam pa tgn:l
Cleveland will n speak for Democra Is:
question of Bryan Importance causes " g
some worry, Odell says RepnpliG;aaAs ~ must
3 Ali chances for peaceful ttlement ]. o.
ent;Tnegot stations broken Off yesterda W
3 Two killed and one injured In wreck on
y Pennsylvania Railroad 80 United &, States
may make protest against t Canada g Of
B forts 60 attract 81 American athens
& Senate Committee on Pr es and cleo
\ lions to go to Salt Lake city Tuesday to
\ resume hearings In smoot cal e--G overs!
nor Pennypacker Withdraws death war
5ranthagainst yoodoo ctor whose case
will be taken to the Board OF Pardons-r
n Cieorgia wants full brigad in the Matlas-
I an Smanoe uVr es---MapS9 supposed to be
ono Of the Texas bandits Is under arrest
Il 4, -----F ormal transfer Of Popo apetl to
New York ca pitallsts 500 4 9 be made. HI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
NO HOP I z !
FACE.
citations Betwee Strikers
and ackers oxen Off
After 4 Conference
DIsAGREED ON IN ONE u z: POINT I j
M ob Tries 70 Bloc X sPassa ge1of.
ithl Still ~!
5 in Ss
q (By.IEAssociated Press.

CHICAGO. I'LL. July 16. a changes
/ OF peace In the pa ckers strike, have van
Sished for the time being, al least. The end
OF the negotiat tons came late to-d ay. after
a conference which had lasted nearly all
of the afternoon between the Officials OF
the strike and q number OF packers S$.
a final break resulted w hen the union
officials Insisted that ali the men who had
gone out on strike be i taken ok and
given their old places. a T he pa ckers de-
scIared that q this would 4 necessitat 10 the
discharge OF All he men they had en-
Eployed since the commencement OF ;the
strike and that they could not and " ould
not Il conside II. The conference then
broke up and the strike will continue.
What d onnelly Says.
After the confere nee was over. Mr.. Don
nelly said ss SsS
thing that they asked and Insisted
A only on the rel statement OF our &
r to wait a. mont b, ]. if necessary. II 81
they would have agreed to take them
& back at some tim e. Il They would not
n agree to anyth on this point except
Z as stated In their letter, that they "A
II would take them as fast, as they need
"A &c. them In the ord In which they ap-
piled and there was thing TO do but
break off, Y n al iSs3ls h Ill
Statement Of Packers.
& Tle packers Issued Is stat ement after
the conference viii oh, q al ter announcing
{ that a. conference was held, &conclud es as
follows: sSls 81
s,' After discussion the packers let
ter OF July 14tfl was acce ted by Mr..
.Ie tained therein hat the men now out
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Colonel Grundy Qualified

The publicat ion yeste ay n,oFntng that
file a certi ficate Of histe lect ton xpenses,
end was therefore ID isqu 4! fled "a a Mons
Der Of the Coupei was erro on 55
ffA friend early this morning II receiy we'd
| The ollowipg telegram from, eplnnels
Y GTundy::s II vs. q q &.
sgelegrani received is n e Sispa pc is mis-
taken, filed certi fica tea Of election en-
B penses With Walter CHRISTIAN, clerk sof
4 tile Hastings Court, a few dc vs. al ter he
election. as q 3ys R 81 n
(signed( BART I'M II q q RUlSIi ,,,' 9sis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
'TAM|MANY4 IN II I &
Will Take Large Part in Eastern
IAffairs-C Conference Tomorrow

Affairs Conference ! Tomorrow.
* Z: (By Associated Press,) 6
SS ESOPUS, N. Y; July 18th ere ]. ap-
pears to BIO little foundatlonSforst the pub
slished announcement that State Senator
MsCarren8is to- be in charge of tho DEM
o cratic & campaign III tho East. Tam
many Hall, IT. Is \ believed, Will take g
large part In IT. and is 70 have recognl-
ton on the Dem ocratios State TICK t'l !.
M Trere ii to DO an important Democratic
conference liz New York city on Mon
day. probably lii the evening, at Which
will be present a considerable number Of
leading Democrats. Judge Parker VIII
not ba there. Who the participants Will
he can only he conjectured but the t3lst
seems likely, to he large and TO Include
former Senator Davis, former Senator
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sUMMARY 'A0F & b Ay'ssNEWsl
The Weather. 81
WASHINGTON july 1s. -Forecast for
& Sunday ana Monday x, 4
Virginia Showers and 81 thunders
Sunday; Monday fall con tinued high tenn eirL:
/ perature light, ablef wirds.
II North Carolina catered Ah0wers and
thtnderstornist sunday and Monday; light,
variable winds. s5. Il ii
Richmond's weather yesterday was hot
4, and, "stickyp With threatening storm In
NGI5 OF, II p y HE Esa1o y NJ TERs:
IS As M y 80 o.
n. NJ: :. ~. ~ ~
y. 7, y. o.
III y. NJ g. 81
J. II midnight ...,..... a.
Avrsage {. 9. SO SO
Y Highest tcinpera ture vest lay 90 ID
q Lowest temperature yesterday. 3. q %
s. Mean @temperature5y este I'd y. 8. ri
spmaa iEs oral
Precipi during past Y hours 90 y
MINIATURE ALMANAC q s. 81, h
Bun rises s:e g HIGH q TiDE: !. /.
Moon sets. job Evening $50 ,s;29
s::. H;$$
Richmond.
Mr.. Albin Nctherwood shot down on his
q way I D quarry D pay Of emp Dyes and
3 robbed OF about eight hundred dollnrs;s
n assailant, who Is believed 70 have had q q
confederate. esca pes. and bolire Y SCOUTS 8,
states that he, faa never d ischSsed seec-
ton =. be With ~ Z,
any one essrs enry i, Y W ra
sa oWe
. ed at IFS hotel IN Norfolk special train !, !,
tug counsel 3, fon q
who Is suing IN lie Pc tersbnrg Hastings =,
Il Court for appointment Of receiy er---stx
nuEsss 1ss hGGsPsaa
y s suii'' 81 tic strike rusr WINS g ,ths
Beach Park nigit,on on o az
he season S1ANc HEsTEI r - mother
rIssted on so pp gea Board
~ dies
W =, arria =
n u mus i1ll
VS. All
VINE Virginia. n M XII
=. ~ !, !, 2yvoo,a 3 u I'd Charlie
4 Forbes for burning the home 81 the lat
ster's fat her to- begin In Bucktrg CHAM to-
4 morrow, and sensat ional developmentssex- ~
Spected Or. Alderman. the incoming
president OF tho University OF Y irginiiaa,
10 be rendered receipt on in Augu,Ms -
~ DR.. g . IL Fl III dies at CHI rlottesville lie
IN Captain Robert T. XII Sears, Il N athewsE
\ dies sud dcnly----EO rfolk preRari Ing gS fors
n Horse Show and RAJ es---,B Big gun CLUB
organic ed in orfol e. 8 N Wv.
sna a1ss lady
injured Al In runaway ats sl Sax e5S----B our
,:nung Ia dies caug hit on bridge BY tram az
sone jumps and the 81 theirs 81 3 Eto sup
Y port Ohm III legged pArty 20 q.
" inurde or led IN Peters, rg-F our 2
young negroes In Chest cid arrested fors
Aiaryel9Hs q e IS
cape OF boys from a sew err N, panyilleT-T7--
a Death OF Rey. Henry e ttyF at Cha y NJ
Il Man cut y pieces by a train--BIg.S op7Ss
fracfS ofS Nor ok and y WeStcrn--Lynch-
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New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

EeW-York. October 6, 1904.
BEEVES-Recepts 5 cars. I1O head, all FOR
the market with the exception OF trading in
live cattle to-day Feeling steady 80 carloads OF
going quite freely steady prices Liverpool
London cables IN general unchanged. The HIndco for
Hull to-day 100 cattle for Schwarzschild &
sulzberger so shipments ef livestock dressed
CALvEs-Receipts head including q conEignsf
direct Trade limited for lack OF stock Veals
steady and ordinary 70 primo sold at SO 509Ss 30 100
inal Dressed calves fui, steady City dressed veas
sod at TIsal3c per ID choice light high
as ISsc country dressed. 18i1he dressed
saiss-JellHe Wright & Co; IL mixed calves. 21S
n average. at 50 per 100 10: go.
S Sanders: vsals. l64 ~ at S. 90; DO 1Te n st
Kerns Commission Company; Pennsylvania veals
sFiF::rsS ~: 70 AND LAMBS-Receipts were 2Oh cars or
sSI head Including ga for slaughterers II
he marked STEADY both sheep mOdsF-
6te receipts one that arrived late held
Cnrnnon TO prime sheep sold at $3GS4 70 100 NJ
Few SeIected wethers at s4 20; cus So. medium 90
prime lambs at So 624Gs6 20; few lots OF yeRrings at
SO6s4 IA. no Canadian lambs. Dressed mutton steady
Al Eesso Ter 10: dressed lambs at SQl0i1c
saies-Korns Commission Company; 240 Ohio lanes
T2 n sverase ct SO 20 per 100 70; 30 Buffalo IS ~
a. es ~ A. s5 T5; 9s PennsyyAnia do 68 10 20;
al Ohio esrlings - so: 1875 Ohio sheep 81 10
al sS JndanR 182 ~ at 81 25; 50 Pennsylvania
a. ss ~ Al sS 60; 25 Ohio eul!s, So 70, g.
ypSS q co.. 81 Kentucky lambs. % n at s.; 25S
PSfiaio "a G2 ~ at s. ga; 70 Ksarncky shsRp 81 o.
s..sss a. G@s ias w.ss vlsxa.. hzsz. - "a "a
New-York tribune., 1904-10-07
CASH Quotations.
eENERAL MARkET aEPoRT.

y
-orrFF,-The-c vas q much active market f1r
~.eee to-zy. owing heavy liquidation. and prices
ie5 easier offerings pretty well absorbed and
afer cqeg unchanged the market closes steady a. a
sea14-e points. seemed nothing
- news 70 account for the selling movement which
rs-7r5 ~ come chiefly from Wall Street AID
comfortable proportions. total sales
n. tie day being figured about 10000 bags Il was
that the liquidation represented the
sein- Interests with stock market associations
which had become tired u waiting Tor an udfaIce n
lasr determined 70 release the FUNDS
t.e6 up market With view 70 employing them
rrrlta increased activity Ct stocks
certainly there nothing N the routine market fe rs
liquidation. ana The strength - the 6r2z-
ian uIares which reported advances ranging f-1n 100
operated against the theory tat private a-
1 had been received regarding the
c-Cr. The European markets not active, and
steady u-certl-e- IaTre beng about =
t-auC higher. while Hamburg was partial pfs lower
moderate. l1rts
eetti-- - 0O bags against Il ye1r while the
tuteier santos figures moderate The SPOT market
quiet with quotations tie basis oe Sac FOR Rio
~
MS .-F Q