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New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

hsn T5a P6 5n 2na29 % so II c. a'f ai ,a at ti5 5
t@1aeney @ 15ade Tea3a5ing quiet with sPot quoted ted at a.
a iG1 g % for spot and t6 l8s "a for fates Locally
ducers remain m in their views it Is said that Few
from regular quotations Lake held at SIS . a315 so
SIC 81 b 81 wa Was aeEsgS S at 81 z5S GO in The local
market but lower abroad where spot IS quoted at
LONDON market and rules around Sc l1SG . in the
and al as Cd in Mddiesboro Locally iron shows iirn
tone With trade said TO be s2!ewiak @ nPF9yea Eve No
d N9Thsrn at S 81 5 3 s s Ps rom Snq MG
on the Produce Exchange to-day were little easier
dSi6 70; April, May, June and July SIG o5aSi6 30
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Business in syrups was
market ruled steady al fGu but Unchanged prices
Orleans oentsSfusai cooa i2f$c fair i5i7c good
iSao' prime 2z92S Se"ieahs GPe ketLe' @ 5%3sSc 49,
prime 22G25c; fancy 2sg30c
OCEAN ter. Of steam tonnage was
markst were uaci1anged FOR san oL1aGe the demand
rsP9red IN rates Quotations: Siasg9% sn9 AntsTP
toi "a d; Lelth Newcastle nominal; Rotterdam. &C.,
Po r O PIGS e. aaa aiReq s 6 1s' nSa S61 to
TERsNorwegian steamer 1910 tons Tansatansic trade
Gattsas 3i @ British a stsn tops
steamer. e9S tons. Ne~-orieens TO Bremen berted
sugar. Java TO United states OF Europe 2es "a May
5s Sgns; Thss States or Earope eos Option one pert
Europe 2ss s June-Juyl steamer l85 tons prsvious
sesan steamer I40I tons CprevousI5j Norfolk to
5rSf@0s s Saloe o Vera c private 5er l2as
nussa b, 81 @ D S S O1s 0st0f me 10 EaYaa dR at
vile to Continent ne ,tsG sos knsG brig 64 3 % Err
hewn g2s sawn; Norwegian bark 4S8 rosin
Fernenana Penanbuco, 7oc per Dbl and free lighter
srs Tsritish steamer 20 petroleum hence
Tannu 22szc February; British steamer, 1851
ssi o.rro Tew~Orieans United Kingdom Continent
srse tsr-ns late February British steamer tons
sugar Pic Janeiro 70 Delaware Rreskwater for orders
private terms
oiIs-Trading IN cottonseed oil to-day was of pro
to,e Of the market firm. Sales. I2o bbls AprA
s4sfo 600 May q &c. 100 osls Jug at 25Ao and
ssSe,Sed lAnseed ci steady prices
~ ,Iote: PEcTRoI.EUM-standard white. hbls, 81 25
ss n bufk 81 s5: Philadelphia bbls 81 20 end in bulk
wsser white sSew-Ygr bbis $50 test 50 2 and in bulk
81 as; PhiIe0esha bbls 50 20 and % bulk ~ 30 water
gns essss SsTHsr $l3 ;,s ss A&siPia & isiao so
nrins GUNNER ysilow February. zs&G2z4e; March 2s9
s4Ko: April 24Ea24s.ej Nag. s45sg2oe: July. 5Ag
tnaI. mime aIte 2d27 ise; prime winter yellow 249
lsc LiNsEED oE.--ArneTiean seed. city row. t5f4Se
ont OF town zi@42o; Calcutta raw. ooo' LAIRD
on. 5T85sc
PnovIaIoNs-Tbe provision market was narrow again
and without nlUch change, showing ae1ut points ad-
arrs aver Saturday. Packers understood 20 have
bousnt little and the strong live hogs also had an ID
stssSy taT recsints ca 900 head Including S4 0c0
tR a. s,ssdy g1otsa Ness SIS 55Is Is fIay sI4
six 5o short clear. S13asI5 90 BEEF steaey quoted;
Mess sgsss 90 family siil2i , paes q. s9s1 .
" s sa2ssc2 90 pr1ssED HOES steady quoted Baeons
she; 80 r esc; Ieo n, eIo; i4o n. 7e pgs 7G1Ee
Tsg7e: 10 No. Tc: Il n. e: = ~ ese Picked shog
esrs nominal; quoted at eqehe, PeEisd hams duli
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

EeR-Torlz, February 6, 1905
f7fEE-E-Ihe COFFEE market moderately active,
without however indicating broadening out OF
speculation The entrance OF fresh interests Into the
po.It n line with lower European cables somewhat
larger receipts interior Brazilian points But offerings
ee not agsTessive the decline. later the
improved somewhat moderate buying. credited
trade and ali Street interests The close steady
= z n.- loss q 511o points S6les reported Of
ss-s, bags t the European markets. Hayrs
-TEne lover, and EaTnDurg declined = pfenng- Nei
eIts e. the Two ports 1900 bags, against COCO
naEs last Eear The Sac Pauo movement. reported
G lle eGry cable for the previous 10000 bags
esast i4e last and The ]uE5ishy had 10000 bags
Seanst sg bags previously reported. The private
1=@ received later IN the day estimated Paulo
cc-nlaIed with reported previous
day helped !n the afternoon advance. No change ap
TeaTec - be taking "a the market.
cfcanc, without increasing the expected volume
nerertaeess steady and sufficient maintain prices
bile lie large stocks 1t the American seaboard, being
.pnfrect market under present conditions.
Tic r1ar1et quiet but steady the basis
3 &C for Rio No :.
Ire total warehouse deliveries in United States
-cr the week l0I-SS bags against I46 S37 last
week ana lIs25Z for the week last OF the
sofrer amount AeTG York reported % 63I bags.
receipts for The against
Eafca 51GJJ against $500 last week $1,000 last
ear no clearances 5000 bags tho United
Safe curing tie week. 10 Europe, 20 CO. Santos clear
an-es- @cD15 bags u the United States.
Europe Receipts AZ Bahia for the bags:
stock. 81 l9O bags cleErances Germany 15OU
Tie range Of contract prices market
O. follows
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY FEBRUARY l. 1905

country. 4lsa5bc. steady quoted Chicago, prime
steam. 7.10c; Middle prime 6eO@Gs5c city lard
quiet quoted at 6tc Refined lard auiet quoted; Sogth
america I.l5c; Continent, 7.20c: Brazil kegs; .SS
Compound steady; quoted at 4%g5isc sTEAhl>S
steady; quoted: O.e0 Csc; city stearine I45c
RICE-The market opened with quite good DEMAND
for small lots interfered with trade some
what. The OF the market steady. Quotau'ois
follow Domestic ordinary sq3sc; fair to good S15s
3c prime choice, 35sd4ac; head, 4S4g5<c Fea Fan
6.s@o24e; Jepan foreign nomna DO domestic zsS"Ao'
Java, 4Ia05lvc: RangoOn in bond 2s42xc. -,
SUGAR-Refned sugar again quiet with Isl pIices
unchanged fairly steady Prices quoted are net
less 1 per loaf and crushed. 6S5c; mould \
65oc; cubes. 6.40c; X2IIX powdered $500 powGeFgeu
coarse powdered and fruit powdered, 62Jci EssIe e.
TONERS gra5uated 4oc Eagle coarse and e&rTd ara R R
gTanulated, c. &c. Eagle 2b cartons, 2-Ib bags aho
bags granpfaTed. $500; Eagle fine sranu-ateo
standard eranuIated diamond a. l5c
a. &C. 5S0c; . 3. 5.T5c; No l. oooc' ~
56oc; No Q. 555c: No 155oc No 4Oc; No y SSC SS
No TO- 530c. No IL 5.20c: No r. 5lSc; No II, oO51-
Nos IA and IS Sc The London beet sugar VAR 81 Ia
steady with February quoted los I'd ana naIcn q
99ld The local market showed considerable hrnaIess
-oming from producing countries On .
paid prices quoted foows Centritusal % tes
quoted at 54c nuscovado 50 test. 4.c and moiasSe=
Elnar Ara
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
OTHER mARKsTs-HY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 6-cATTLE-Feceipts = goo head; mar
prime 50 6F 50 pcpT % ne
Ssna ss 7s7es 90; and feeders g 3zA 20;
COWS 81 2S7s4 20: heffers. s2GSl eenrerS ~ oG ~
b,ils S2TS4; calves S3TsT. HO''S-Receipts 20 I5
bsE5 yarket 5fiOo higher nixed ert hutcasr' q l9
q s4 ss Hent 81 Teas4 20; bunk u sales s. so$4 80
rs coo head; sheep strong. lHc highsr
i,n1hs ioc hJ-her: gord n chn'ce ven ers -
1str - choice lTed 81 Tes5 20; natve lambs s. I5fS
C-fy FEB R-C.STIT@g-fsecetpts S.ooe nerd
,retvdtnK fHp Market stronE - nc nls1sF
chee rxrT and dressed oeef STEERS 500 70: tair 70
e1oJ ss 75S4 81 Western fed steers. SO 75S5 50 stock
sotbsrn cows 50 P5ee native cows q 1bfssS 90 ma
t,ve hefers 81 5uS4 2 butts 81 2s3 %: calves. $50
az Sn ucGS-ReceUt- 200 IuHrket 2rfoc higher; top
e 70 Fit - s5s1SS $3.50 TIA. pack
srs s4 9cGrS5 CO. pigs and ughes si5s4 90 SFEEE-He
cents GTC0; rafkat strong 1Qc hgnrT native ted
isrSfa s6 fs7 30 native fed SearllnF- sSS 3 natye
fea ewes 81 Tsas5 %: Western ted lambs 81 4s7 20:
Western wsthers, sSe 5 Western sheep ~ seyso eo'
TtccN-r- and feeders - Fp,fSS 30.
Is To- ccmrron ssGSa CATTfs eCttve; faiT 20 good
sL,nners 81 tG9s4 e5: SS2 TO SHEEP steady.
80 7s1<s 95: IAsrBs steady 20 THTS7 ~.
East Bufra1o Feb 6--cATTLE-Feecrlpts, 3 SnO heads
a-Iv arte 1cTEe higher: primo steers 80 bOgSS 20;
shirning 81 EHss 25 huchsrs 81 eTS4 s5: hefers S
81 so eows So 5as4i hus 81 7ESA stocsers and feed
srs 50 cods4 is stoct efsrs. s2s2 20; fresh sd
-e6isrn 80 good sa5Tsa2: crrnreaa. s240v2o yFAIA-
Receipts 7So head active 81 polso rs foGS-Rerrfrts
IL 800 head; active fnfaine higher; heavy ard nFTsd
So 3D. 50 ss YcykerE s-d plss $ so r-ghs g 20
s4 TB; stage s8ass 30 SFrFe ANn LAAfIfs-Rece'n.s
had active Iar-ha SO 5o1ss 25 yearngs 50 SOC
e soGsc 70
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
LEADING STRONG

500 on Saturday The heaviest dealings we're IN
the Atchison general Is. Baltimore and Ohio gold
As Brooklyn Rapid Transit As. Central Pacific 4s.
Chicago Darlington and Quincy 4s. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad IS. Colorado and South
ern first Is, Detroit Southern (OhiO Southern d.
vision 4s) Erie convertible IS Green Bay and West
debenture Bs, Kansas City Southern 3s- North
Pacific Is. Pennsylvania convertible SIS Read
ing general Is Southern Pacific Is San Antonio and
AIansas Pass Is. Union Pacific first and conveTtSle
As. United Railroads OF san Francisco IS. Wabash
debeuture Bs ard Western Maryland As Anerican
Tobacco As and 6s. Consolidated Gas debertu-e S.
Consolidated Tobacco As and United States Steel 5s
were also active
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

he loez. market for spot eottes closed quiet az 70
Paints advance the bsss Of T. T5c for nnddng UPLAND
ssses 70 E2innerz ls bales deliveries on conAeL 20
lows Savannah firm. l-ioc higher 7ssc; ealeS ba4
bales Norfolk nrn. unchanged az rae Eales Zss bales
Baltimore nominal. unchanged az 7ssc Noble 6rTn IN
CHANGED AZ 7Sc; sales 200 bales 81, Louis nrTn IN
CHANGED 7Ao: sales. p bales Augusta nTm. i-i6o
h.gler Al T-iec: ssies es eaes chsrsesaon nrn Nc
76e $50 bales. Gefveston very nttte oftrring
see higher st The sales $50 bales Esulatsc Tecsips
e. eaclng points for Al Houston. zsS5 70
300 bales against 6777 week and S4B last YEAR,
a. Galveston. e0 1900 bales against e27e last week
end seoi last and Nezr-oriesrs 1900 90 $500
bales. against 2o.eIs last week end seoi last yesr
Receipts ports interior points to-day
pared with the Cay last and last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
NAVAL STORES.

~ The business in spirits turpentine moderate but
e oertone OF the market fairly active with prices
uhehsnged kosin showed steady undetone with some
activity in small Jobbing way ful but unchanged
prices. and common good strained quoted
We quote:
sPiRITs TURPENTINE-on ard machine barrels. 54li
q55c
TAR-S4 90
I;9sI2-Gomnon C to good strained So s7n; e 50 o5@
- lV r 50 1898 20; c. So 2OS3 %; H. So 35S3 40.
IS 69gS3 70; s4 30Q$4 40: NJ 81 SogS4 So n. 50 TO-
w G, So 30QS5 80 " ". S5 So
STOCK ON HAND.
.Z3i
Spirits turpentiue. sos
lar Dds 4sO
q sreston. Feb 6-TURPENTINE and RCSIN-Noth-
Ing doing.
Savannah. Feb. G.-TURPENTINE-Nomina 5llAc: le-
ceipts 80 hbs; sales, so; shipments. 2s6. ROSIN-
steady; receipts SJS bbls; shipments. 16SO Quoeu ~
b G. D. q 80: E $2 90; +, 81 6lI24$2 20; G. 81 So H.
". So Il. a. - w. ~ - 'O ~ - o. . 30
New Orleans, Feb e.-PTTCH. 50 25 per bbI PINE
TAR. 81 20; COAL TAR, 81 60 RoSIN-Recepts. 10
bb!s per b6i OF $50 pounds B. C. 81 CO. D. 81 %; T.
s. 10 r. y 10 G. - 30; II, SO 1252 $3 So K 81
n S4 So ". 81 30; W G IS: w W. $5 Is.
Wilmington Feb. 0.-SPIEITS TURPENTINE-Nothing
9oing; 90 receipts bbls R0sINNohing doing; receipts
~ bols TAR firm, 81 co. receipts. 50 6bls. CRUDE
TURPENTINE firm. 81 30 and SO 40; receipts. Ii bbs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
FORFIGN MONEY MARK

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money in
London. 2Qz1s per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills 27-16d2s per cent; long bills. T-l62
21z per cent. Berlin discount rate. ~ per cent.
Berlin exchange on London % marks % pfsnniss-
Paris discount rate. 27-l6 per cent Paris exchanges
London. . francs 10 centiues.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-Britisn consoIs for
money IS 9-l5; for the account. IS lis. French
reutes. SO francs 60 centiules
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
Bankers posted rates we're:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - New -Orieans-Co1ll-
nlercial. &c premium; bank. 81 premium. san
Franc!sco-Sight. T1sc; telegraph. lcc- BOston-Sc
discount ChtcagO-i0c premium Charleston
Buying 5Oc discount; selling. s. premur. s..
Louis-sOc bid. soc asked Mlnneapohs-S premium.
CIncinnati-Z5c premium Savannah-Buy1nSs &c
discount. selling. 55e premium
BANK CI4E.ARINGS- - New-York - Exchanges.
$E go SIS: balances. $S22S.i2o Chicago-Exchanses.
$3.50 S45; balances. s6ls5.Sl0 Boston-Exchanges.
SIS aa5a: balances. H.E955A BaltiTrore-Exeharges.
e GsS5ls; balances sEo556 PhiIadeiphia - E-S-
changes. slSo00E22; balances. $S.So9.o56
SILVER MARKET.-BaF silver. 6l1zc: Mexican
SILVER dollars. E7Ize Bar silver IN London closed
at sSKd.
GOLD PREAuUsL-In Madrid Sis7: Lisbon. T.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange en-
New-York Is quoted al 202
GOVERNMENT REcEIF' 'rS.-Cnstoras receipts
reported from washington s65ic7: Internal reFen-e
receipts $3.50 49, miscellaneous receipts SSiS he
ceipts for the day. s2csoTE: expenditures AsscaNo
Receipts for month TO date. sl2sz75si sSpendi-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

81 10 for best marks Receipts hay straw
reported az the Produce Exchange az today Hudson
River halroad 46U; West Shore. 20: Pennsylvania 30
Lehigh Wiley. 2S0. Delaware Lackawanna and Western
SO Baltimore and Ohio. 80; Central Of New-Jersey 90
Total, go tons. Receipts OF straw. 60 tons.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-3Ioney can opened at
per cent; highest, per cent: lowest per cents
last loan, per cent; close. Egg per cent; ruling
rate. per cent. Time money was quoted at per
cent for sixty TO ninety days. SG3is per cent for
four and five months. and 81 per cent for six
months. Commercial paper was quoted at Ssz9s
per cent for sixty ninety days. SssGHl per cent
for four % six mOrths and "a cent for Others
FOREIGN E%CHANGE--MaTkeI closed firm.
Actdal closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

COTTOS-Busiaess restricted Considerable
the trouble with Southern points
bu local element traded frely and the
1rzn higher closing The best
nearly % points abuve the lowest point Of the season
highest level attained snce the report
for December. main
covering by shorts. who uneasy By
fhe IN South. which only suggested
EJl for the immediate
aEprehensicns Of considerable delay
preparations and coTrespondingy late start the
rew crop. The opening steady at decline OF Ia4
points which better than due the EHglsb showing.
Gables cue 10 conle about unchanged point
lower a. the hour the local opening 70
points lower. poor showing offset
demand fer q a
Decline OF 2 IoiDtE but the whole
sgziEg: the market Locally however. the bad weather
SOUTH the a6vfces Of late Saturday showing large
interior markets. and tbs small estimates
receipts unsettled the short sellers OF late
sst and. with considerable covering in the
SATURDAY. Realizing early took place
the prices drffed back or points but
rallied promptly afterwaro. and. with he room
trade fought early bulge trying In
tie afternoon. the market ruled generally firm closing
arm q net advance Of 20 10 26 points. Sales were
estimated $4,000 bzes. The recent large exports and
snail receipts IL IS pointed out, has resulted IN
that they $4,000 bales Of the figures
this 81 recalled. the price
q cotton 10 higher and stocks at counted
Interior also decreasing Yesterdays figures
were generally delayed by the wire trouble but such as
received showed the movement TO be sensatfonay
EEht, while Southern spot markets appeared TO be hold
i1g aTT and Offering little the advance SO far
The Of prices In the local market to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Feb. 6. p. m.-The market for American
securities a rule. firm and moderately ac-
tive. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

RAILROAD BoNDS.-Iarket firm Total sales
amounted In par value to s.s7sooo against G.7sI-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
IRREGULARITY In STOCKS.
SH4 RES
FEATURES.
TRACTION
LOCAL
General Railroad HeaU-rudu Hgher-uoHey Unchanged

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Saturdays quo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07

tttfe= cables: Ft-oCoftee market steady; No Rio
$50 Il 13zd receipts. 5000 shipments
;os Lu-1pe. 1000 bags; stock $500 bags. Santos
tete- na-Eet steady; good Santos, 5S4ec;
ce2ts 9etJ bags; stock, $4,000 bags. EanbursCof
- market opened unchanged al 2:30 was 4
pig $1,000 EayTe-C,OfTee market
tareiy steady unchanged i higher. a. u IA
oeclnel p franc; a. 3 unchanged. $50 p
changed. IotaI sales &c. 900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
Interior;

o. coon Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
Pors 2ep1 bales: American bales: receips 1900
points oeoSe GRa GR nsa ana Sq unohans hsa5i
lower February and FeTas @ PSinI hs9eI ss 70
June15TP Pr S9Sq; ApTil,May $9id: MayJune. "a;
Mo; 500: 4Osd:
cloths; good demand from India 4''''
the n9ur market To-Day, buying being light ana for
most part Kansas sraighs Prices So were
strashts - S So Pns 5a Pen. g se9se %; winter
No winter s. S 40 Yt SiRef - gSs4 50; extra
ia t 1,rsSo0o; 500; "a S9gsA 30; ehoiee 81 to4%5.
SotA - M Mi-A seaey quoted: hin s. SotgS3 TO- as
yeIloE 81 - coarse se 81 }SSea: FlRe MHlte ana
ni5i M eity nIn quoted: MeAteIn splrg, SlY
ey R Ian & So S9Q$Zl 90 bulk and SACKS: iddlng.
sa oilnleaI IS 500 So 'i'l T' DuA' 81 %
yesterday ere enSd to m ne Teqf saerf
ths local market and s1iy "en iS5 n P9yns & S May
sSee ee p9ss tenPotay sput OF 5som to &c busHe
t tos M balance u the DAY the not free
ana below I1e t5p Tor the 9a9 Iit tradeT5
To f S TOT tne PURPOSE OF uf11isning short interest
not pa4 an "a s tH news OF the as was conflicting ana
te he most notable Disagreement the matter OF
these sOo0o6 bashes or oocdoo over tae estimate
preSSus TlSs'lng a 5ig oeeTsass from the
Exchange reported only 112O addition Liver
mens and showed only sg54d net adysae
u, y
poIINs on Tor the day An iBcrcase in Southwest
movement brought more less Eepg quar-
teE ana made the primary $4,000 bushels.
pared with i6leOo bushels last year visible suppl,
ssefe was aecras OF 4VSoJO bushels compared with
- 1us trade rather Oarisly heavier decline had
We're conilctlng. reporting d cash demand
and others little. In Gays stock at that
point has decreased 80 COO bushels
casa prices were quoted follows; No red 81 22lt
No Northern Duluth, 81 2T4. No Mallitoha
- llte. & ahoat- CORN-IheIe a speculative
TAa5 IN l1s local market business
IN the West Prices opened higher. but following
break in wheat, eased of. remaining all
anu closing here net unchanged. CSolxs sd
higher. There q decrease OF 1&7J .O00 bushels Il
the quantJ passage. The visible supply decreased
ZSfOO bushels, and the worlds shipments
tsroomhal news 100000 bushels. @
last week The authority Cabled that Ar
kente export surplus would be probably less
ian last Primary receipts 6700O0
els compared with $4,000 bushels
reported - loads. OF II late Saturday The
tea rate situation drawback to both the
!lhleIt ana the speculative trade No corn closed in
New-Hork at 541.e elevator and 81 sc afoa No ?
White. 5l+e, and No > yellow. 5l32c b aaoet OATS
FTices followed ether markets. and worked off durHg
the day, closing Visible supply figures showed
1000 bushels decrease Cash here closed fol-
low: Mixed, % to 81 70. 36G36lzc; natural white. 30
70 s. ~ 364sSIzc, and clipped white. 6 10 ID. ara
4Ve. R44t--Ma-!ket dull Quoted: No ? Western soc
asked BAFtsEY-Market Gull. Feeding quoted at
falo.
0E9Ty
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market stea1s. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York, February
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Ors Of
cattle sheep beef.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14
BOUGHT LABOR men
0FF, SAYS DR|SC0LL
Former Secretary of Teamsters
Will Tell Sensational Story
to Grand Jury.
tpy Associated Press,)

d
CHICAGO, June 1S,-John c, Drlscoll,
former secretary OF tho associated team
Ing interests of Chicago. announced to-
day that he would go before the grand
Jury and give testimony supported by
documentary evidence to show that In
two years. while holding tho office Of
secretary OF tho associated teaming In
terests. no settled moro than 400 strikes
by the use Of money With labor officials.
These strikes. Mr.. Dnscoll asserts. af-
fected almost every branch of induatry
In Chicago. Ee takes tho position that
he acted merely In the capacity OF an
expert, who was In position to brtng
about tho result that tho employers,
who were involved In labor troubles.
sought, namely, peaceable adjustment.
Tho fees paid the union men ranged
from 500 to thousands OF dallors, tho
aggregate probably amounting the shO,-
600. Not ono penny was ever passed
through Driscolls hands to bring about
a strike, according to his own asser-
tlons,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14
Reply Received.

(Tsy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, June 13.-It was an
nounccd to- day that the formal reply
OF the Russian government to President
Roosevelt's Identical note OF last Thurs
day is in the hand OF the hand OF the
American government, The response
was handed to Ambassador Meyer at
! st. Petersburg by Count Lamsdorff and
transmitted by the ambassador to Pres
3dent Roosevelt. 1t can be said that 1t
\ is In perfect consonance with the oral
assurance given the President yesterday
by Count Cassin the Russian rambassa-
dor here.
1t had been Intended by the President
to make public the replies OF both Rus
sia and Japan to his appeal for a ccs-
eatIon of hostiliies in the Far East. but
q decision has been reached not to pub
lish them at this time This determi-
nation was reahed at the suggestion OF
Of both belligerents, that the publication
OF the responses at this juncture might
not be dcsIra BILE. Official assurance Is
given, however, that the informal state
nents Of the contents OF the replies are
not only accurate, but practically COM
plete as to the information contained
In them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14
RUMORS Of HITCH.
i'm PEACE PARLEY.
,PessinlistiC Report Ex-
tensively Circulated.
Is Denied.
RUSSIAN REPLY
RECEIVED HERE.
Pays High Tribute to President
Rooscvelt-Czar Now Await
ing Response From Japan.
Official Papers Will Not
Be Made Public for
Some Time.
tBy Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, June IA note OF
pcssimism was disccrniblo to-night In the
tone of the discussion OF the negotiations
for peace In the Far East. SO far ns Is
asccrtalnable at this time no permanent
ground exists for the supposition that the
negotiations are not proceeding favor
ably. 1t Is realized In both government
tai and diplomatic quarters that, until
the two belIgerents actually are brought
together on Il common basis Of UNDER
standing, the possibility Of hitch must
be taken into account.
Among members OF the diplomatic
corps the formal response OF the Rus
sian government to the Presidents ap-
peal for q cessation OF hostilities was re-
ccived with keen interest. 1t was made
the subject OF a conference at the White
House to-day between the President and
conference were not disclosed. but to-
night Minister Takahira intimatcd strong
1y that the negotiations were proceeding
smoothly.
In other diplomatic quarters II was sug-
gested that possibly a too optimistic view
OF the situation generally was being
taken. This idea coupled with call OF
M. JuSserand. the French ambassador at
the White House tonight led TO the ru-
NOR. extensively circulated. that some
thing akin t. Il hitch In the peace pro-
cecdings actually had occurred When
asked the direct question whether a
hitch had occurred in the peace negotia-
tions. NJ. Jusserand replied frankly that
he had heard OF none adding that the
question OF peace was not the principal
subject OF considera tion at the conference.