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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-04-06
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Pending the ratification Of the
Santo DOMINICAN treaty az the
next session Of Congress the
President has ordered that the
United States government shall
act as che temporary financial
receiver of Santo Domingo. The
announcement of this determi-
nation of the President created
something Of a sensation among
those who believed that he would
accept the verdict of the Senate
that the treaty was dead, but he
is upheld not only by the cabinet
but by some of his Senatorial
friends, notably Senators Lodge
and Spooner and by the great
majority of the people. 1t is I'M
derstood now that when the ex-
ira session of Congress is called
in October, the vote will be in
favor of the ratification, but in
the meantime the terms of the
unratifled agreement will be car
ried out as if it were in force ex-
cept that the revenues of the
Island will not be distributed to
the foreign creditors until the
Senate has sanctioned the dis
bursement. The determination
of the President TO act in the
matter pending the re.assem-
bling of the Senate is a radical
procedure and will come in for
some heated criticism when Sen
ators Morgan, Cammack and
Bacon, and others, get the public
ear, but the people believe that
the President is right and there
will be a sufficient number Of
Republicans in the Senate in the
Fall to uphold him. From the
present outlook it is altogether
likely that the treaty will be a
party question and that with the
full strength of the Republican
side for it there is every hkeli-
hood that it will be ratified.
In the order issued by the
President and addressed TO act
ing Secretary Adee lie has ex.
planned his receivership PROPOSE.
ton and states that the Score.
tary of War will present for nom
nation by the Dominican Repub.
lie men TO act as receivers of the
Northern and the Southern ports
pending the ratification of the
protocol. These men are 10 be-
selected with care and chosen for
: their capacity and integrity as
well as understanding Of Span.
; ish and the customs of the coun.
Z try. Meanwhile Mr.. Hollander
previously appointed to investi
{ gate creditors claims in the coun
5 try, will continue his work anC
o report his findings 20 this gov
{ eminent.
q Acting Secretary Adee ha,
also prepared a statement 70.
qualification which explains NOR,
in detail than the Presidents or
der his reason for accepting thu
proposal of Santo Domingo TO es
: tablish a receivership Of tn
country's finances. He claim.
that the pending treaty is no
our treaty, but San Domingo
proposal and the receivership /
!, intended 10 preserve the statu
v quo so that II the treaty shall b
ratified il can be executed.
The Presidents action is thi
matter is the subject Of the hou
in Washington, and among pub
\ lie men, and guarantees "A liyel.
session for the Senate next FAI
IS well as something for the Ser
ators ~ think about during In
re Summer. When the Senat
u meets again IL will fasl thai
knows the President just II it'll
K better than il ever did befor,
He has had the advice and SUI
&c port of some oi the counsry'
: safest men in this procedure an.
N has had the encouragement q
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NO INDICTMENTS.
No Notice of Fraud Charge in Illinois
 Legislature.


 Springfield, H.. March 22-The Sang anon County grand jury which made it's final report to Judge Thompson today and were discharged did not in dicet Richard F. Ginsella, or any one else in connection with the charges of fraud made by Frank D. Comerford. in the Illinois legislature The list of indictments, footing up to the grand total of fifty-four, did not contain any sensational ones, and, In fact, none other than those which have been an ticipated. MT. Comerford was present when the grand jury was brought into the court room and seemed confident up to the last that the bunch of in- dictments would contain some against the alleged briber and padded" pay roll artists. He stated early In the af ternoon that he was sure some sensa- tfonal matters would come out He heard the report of the jury and seemed deeply chagrined when he learned that his charge of corruption and bribery had not been considered by the turv- men as sufficiently strong to warrant and indictment.
 It Is now stated that certain menn- bers of the grand jury would be pre- sented to the next grand jury for aI- legged bribery of the body which was discharged today. MT. Comerford stat ed today that he was in possession nf evidence that three members of the grand jury had been seen in confer ence. during which they were bribed to work against returning indictments In his matters. He stated these req sons really were the main ones in de- feating the indictments
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTUREs.
New York, March 22 Following were the quotations on the Cotton Exchange to-
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, March 22. Cotton quiet and easy: sales 4.30O bales. including 2.600 to arrive and 200 f. O. b. Quotations hc lower.
 Futures opened quiet and steady with prices 2@S points lower responding to de- eiines in Liverpool and New York and be- ing more or less influenced by the some- what heavy movement to ports. The esti- mated receipts for all ports were 29,O00 bales. compared with 13.3ss bales for the same day of last year. The semi-weekly statement of. receipts from the 13 interior towns showed 59.505 bales, against 22.915 bales for the same time last year and the phipments showed b7.297 bales. compared with 24.sf5 bales last year. In the trading March opened points lower at 7.46 and worked down still lower to 7.39. The mar ket closed quiet with net losses of 9911 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
WALL STREET REVIEW
PRICES TOOK A STILL FURTHER
Growing Demand for Stocks Has Chilling Effect on Speculation-Constant lrregulaFity in Evidence.

New York. March s3.--rhe growing de- mand for stocks had chilling influence on irregularity of the marlskt.
 ss Ss srsy Sas s sionsily shifted to progress of manuO- ssss9eH Th. to pro cess involved the buying of stocks now and then. but there was no evidence of The growing conviction that no aggressive upward movement is to be looked for in the thro%1nr ovsr of ,esrrtips bv Soders not prepared to retain their contracts through an indefinite decline.
 The entianglement over venezuelan rela- tions continued to be the subject of discus sion and while no ground was perceived for immediate alarm 1t was felt that the prog ress of affairs concerning parious powers in interest offered a delicate situation fo- trouble.
 States Steel stocks in spite of all the glow ing reports of the enormous demand for 1t: products hs: diseourasinE effect on on nominal improvement indicated in the New York Central net earnings for the March quarter. although compared with q period last year of extraordinary obstacles to transportation not relisheJ. The for eign news failed to offer any sustaining in- ported of close money conditions in London. which would endanger the hopes of relief from that quarter by gold imports which were beginning to be indulged.
 In the case of the last Japanese loan the subscriptions involved shipments of gold to Japan. The first transfers of currency through the sub-tressury to New Orleans for the season marked the beginning of another cause of draining New York bank reserves. ub-treasury requirements also include large payments for internal revenue collections. which are made on drafts from interior centres where the collections are due anj which represent in that way indirect drain on New York reserves for the benefit of the interior. These developments iI,pair any confidence that call money will fall back immediately to its extremely easy con- dition.
 The pressure upon the stock market in- creased progressively and was most severe in the closing transactions. the trading ending on a rapidly descending scale of prices. losses extending from 1 h to over points for many of the leading speculative stocks.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par value. $2.92b,000. United States old As and new 4s registered advanced h, the new Is coupon and 3s registered H,. the 2s ~s and the Ss coupon F per cent on call
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRnyis1nNs-

Chicago. March 22.-Spring-like weather was the principal factor in the wheat mar ket here today. Pit traders generally were moderate sellers on prospects of favorable progress in the development of the fall-sown crop. At the opening May was hc to Ec lower at $1.15@1.15h and July was a shade lower to a shade higher at 92%c to S2$c. With little demand prices soon de clined still further. May easing off to VI. July sold off to 92Ac Minna- apolis, Duluth and Chicago reported re- ceipts of 1b4 cars, against 179 cars last week and 277 cars year ago.
 Lower cables and larger receipts than es- timated had a weakening influence on the corn market. The decline in wheat also in- duced some selling. Shorts were the prin- cipal buyers. May opened unchanged to Mc lower at 4S%c to 4SAc and sold off to 4shc. Local receipts. 24s cars. with two of contract grade. =.
 Sentiment in the oats pot was quite bear ish following yesterdays decline in prices Offerings were fairly liberal today. but de- mand was lacking. The large increase in stock was the chief factor. May opened a shade to Ac to Ac lower at axe to 3lXo cars.
 Trading in provisions was extremely quiet and the market had a steady tone. May pork was unchanged to 2hc lower at l2:s2h 10 SIP. S5. Lard was off 2Ikc at E.lo. Ribs were shade lower to a shade higher at $6.9o@6.92h.
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SxInh tn IncIrannviIl.-

ident's yacht Sylph has been ordered from Washington to Jacksonville, Fla. The order came from the White House and 1t is supposed the boat will be used by some members of the Presi-
 dents family for cruise in southern
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
Abhazians DInorderlx.

Tiflis. March 22.-Disorders are re- ported among the Abnazians. (denizens Of the Alps and Abhazia), who are driving large number of Russians from their properties. Several serious collisions between police and the Ab- hazians are reported to have oc- cured
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
MARKET FOR FUTURES
BY HOUSES CAUSED CON-
 sIDERABLE PRESSURE.
C7enxpr Weather In the South Brought 0n Active SeIling by Local Bears.
 Final Prices at Q Net Decline.

SEsw York. March s2--The cotton market
 rne< with considerable pressure owing to
 1lQuidaxion through wire and commission
 houses and more active selling by local 1earo following clearer weather In the uouth, the big receipts and private reports {oe easier spot markets. The close was 'Dtea6y but only a couple of points up from
 Dhe lowest , 1hs opening was steady at a decline of i10S points in response to lower cables: '1hsre was some demand credited to Wall
 Ifrset sources. but offerings were full and 'ahortly after the opening the market was }down to net loss of 7@s points. At this level there was considerable covering by :seilers of early the previous day. but after
 khs demand from this source was satisfied ipr3cee. which had only improved to .points worked off again. reaching the low point in the afternoon trading when offer :{ngs were increased I,y the sellers of spot |houses, accompanied ,ty reports of easier 'upot markets in the South.
 At the decline of 11@14 points from last
 night and nearly 40 points from the best pr1ces of last week, pressure was less active: and toward the close the market steadied .a point two on covering Final prices were steady at a net decline of s@12 points SDales estimated at 225.ooo bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NEW YORK COFFEE AND srGAR

New York. March 22. - Coffee-spot Rio quiet Mild steady
 Sugar-Raw unsettled: fair refining, B. l6; centrifugal. 96 test. A; molasses sugar. 1-16. Refined steady
 Coffee futures opened steady. unchanged to an advance of points on steady European cables and rather smaller Bra ziIlah receipts There were some liquida- tton by parties long of the near months. however. and while good people were sup posed to be buying, prices gradually eased points rallied in the late trading and The market finally was firm at unchanged prices to an advance of points Sales,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NTERIOR MOvEnfENT.

7s Houston-Easy, 7Nc: net receipts B. xss; gross. 5.1ss; shipmentA 7,7ss; sales. BIS; stock, 63.5oS.
 Augusta-ouiet. 7xc; net receipts, 5ss; gnos8 66e; shipments, 1.52s; sales, 73s; stock, 61,787.
 Memphis-Quiet. 7xc: net receipts, l. Ass: gross. ATS; shipments. GAIT: sales. B., 900; stock. e0,626.
 st Louis--Quiet. 7&c; net receipts. 100: gross. s,2s3; shipments. 3.s44: sales. ST.: stock. 44.916. Cincinnati-Net receipts, SIS; gross, e7s; Ahipments, sol: stock, 6.725. -rs Louisvilie-F'irm. Sc.
 Total today: Net receipts, s.03s; gross. 14,- oes: shipments. 2o.o7s; saies 4.s1e; stock. 3s7.s5s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
TOTAL, COTTON MOVEMENT.

Iofal today, at aII ports. net Zs,4II; ship ments to Great Britain, 2,367: to continent. 1,72e: stock, 655,615.
 Consolidated. at all ports, net 12a.2s3; shfpments to Great Britain. 37,549; to Trance, 7.2so; to continent, 30.oe7; to Ja- pan. e.1s1: to Mexico. $50.
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports. net 7,- sBsB. f40: shipments, to Great Britain, 2,So6,- T42; to France, 62s. .1s6; to continent, 2.422,- 1905; to Japan. 1so. s2s: to Mexico. 2s,12o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NEW ORLEANS srcAR

New Orleans, March 22 Sugar quiet, open kettle. S&@4k; open kettle centri- fugaL 4A @tH; centrifugal whites, 5h; yellows, A 45%; seconds, S% @4K
 Molasses quiet; open kettle. lS@2s; cen- trifugal, 6@1S.
 Syrup nominal. 90.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
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 0afveston-steady, 7&c; net receipts. S. 0l1: gross. 6.o42: sales. 1s; stock, 154,s7O; i, New orIeans-Easy. Thc; net receipts. t12,S2O: gross. 12.520; sales, 4,s00: stock. s14e.77s; shipments. coastwise. 2.2oo. gross. s7s: sales. 200; stock. 32.5ss; ship ments. coastwise. bo9 sayannah-Dull, 7xc; net receipts. 4.so4; gross. 4.s04; sales, 446; stock, 52.1@2. Charieston-Quiet, 7xc: net receipts, 23s; gross. 13s; stock. 14.s32. 1.sc1; gross. i.5oi: stock, ii,i7s. Norfolk-Quiet. 7Mc: net receipts. 2.51T; gross. 2.sIT; sales. SIS; stock. 34,3oo; ship ments. coastwibe. 61e.
 Bsltimore-Nominal. shc; gross receipts. 35o: stock. 5.16b. !. New York-Quiet, 8. .15c; gross receipts. f,5s5: sales, 11<; stock, 72.597; shipments. 10 Great Britain, 100: to continent. PTS. z Boston--Qufet S.15c; net receipts. 1.e65; gross. s.3t4; shipments. to Great Britain, B. Y PhiladeIphia--Quiet. s. .4oc; stock, 2.s71.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, March 22. = Cotton easy: sales. l.eoo. Ordinary. 1-le: good ordin- good middling. 7M middling fair, 5-1c. Receipts. 12,829: stock. 266,779.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
ST. LOUIS PRovIsInNs.

St. Louis. March 22.-Flour easy.
 Whiskey steady, 1. 26.
 Pork lower; Jobbing. 12.S0.
 Lard weak; prime steam, e.55.
 Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra short I.62h: clear rtbAs 2-6zh short clea ls s2Ik4 = W T
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23

NAVAL STORES. Savannah. March 22. - Turpentine firm, 6Sh; receipts. 73; sales. 59. Rosin firm: receipts. 42s; shipments, s52 Quote: A. B, C. 2.77h; D. 2.S2k: E. 2.S7k: F. 2.s2h; c. 3.05: H. 3.30; I. 8. 50; |; 5.15. Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing doing.
 wiimington-spirits turpentine firm. 52h {: receipts, Is.
 Resin nothing doing; receipts, 6s1. Tar firm, 1.70; receipts, 201. Crude turpenti@e firm. G.SO and 3.70; re- ceipts, 41.
 CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. March 22.-Flour dull Provisions steady Whiskey quiet. 1.23.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-23
NEW YORK BONDS.

NEW tOhA bONDS.
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