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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Cash ouorATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. june 6. 1907.
COFFEE-Jhe coffee market quiet to-day. sales
the half amounting to only s $50 bags
opening quiet unchanged points lower and
the close Gul unchanged points higher
prices having responded small orders either way
the absence general There
the cables Hamburg unchanged a pg lower, but
ell the other markets unchanged. and Brazilian
eeipts continued recently with re indication yet
Of arrivals 1com the Notwithstanding the
lack OF animation is claimed authorities
that trade sentiment becoming slightly optlnisto
and that moderately hulsh development bearing either
the the coming crop the early prospects
for the follow might considerable buying
interest owing ths continued purchases OF the Bra
lillian government and growing conviction that Brazil
VIII continue her policy Of assisting the planters obtain
renuneravs price their product II IS seldom that
two large crops follow each other
the bulls point while TO the
OF the growing being received latest sdces
Indicated moderate yield OF tbs crop
large enough 70 meet the seasons actual requirements
for the worlds needs figured about lSoOOO bags
ot all kinds and other than raziau coees are usually
estimated furnish about 100000 tags Of this total
while the Brazilian crcp marketing viii probably
800 600 The market for coffee
quiet quotations the basis Of 6c for RIO
no Z.
The range prices in the local market today
q
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
OTHER MARKETs.BY TELEGRAPH.

steady heeyes. 81 coast to: cows 81 Ioa$4 n
hefers 60dS5 30; s. 5GGST 30 good to prime
steers S5 5UQ$G TO; poor medium 81 GOa$5 90 stock
and feeders S3dS5 80 HOGS-Recepts. about IL,
OOO market higher light ST l0d$6 3Ii2 mixed So 100
So 3d. heavy So s5g$6 rough, 50 S5a$6 05 pigs s. 20
market steady; natives: s. 1OaSOeo WestZ
ern 81 JOGS8 90 yearugs So 40a$I 10, lambs 50 tpP
s. 80, western, ST 5OdSS 90.
Cincinnati. June s-HOGS-ACtiye; butchers and ship
22ia S5 25H$G 10. CATTLE
STEADY and quiet, fair good shippers. 81 NOQ$o 50
common 75TS3 % SIIEEP-Strong, $3d$0 ~; lambs
strong S7QSH 10 90,
East Buffalo June S.-CATTI.E-Reccipts. 200 head;
VEAISR Receipts. coo head; active and 5oc lower
S5a$S. Receipts 100 head active and steady
IouEhs. 50 25dS5 30. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts
head. sheep steady lambs and yearllnG'
oIc lower: lambs 6OdSS so. yearnKS. 81 25GST 90
Union stock Yards PttsburG. June Sat Il-E-Sup-
light. market steady, choice, SO 21QN6 90 prime
S6dS8 20 sHEEP-Supny fair; market SLOW and lower
prime wetaers " Wg>" 40 c9s 4 TIm3;s ReSSs
fair market steady prime heayics So 30GSd 30 other
grades, SIS 40. roughs S5GS5 40.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

N5rALS-Ihe market ioT p:E iron certificates at the
Procuce Exchange steady for ana slghIly
Iate r3oaths IN regular grades there
800 October S23 800 tons November and -" De
cen.ber s25 STANDARD suuusry grades quoted
follows Cash and June. So 50as2G July and August
asked.
MoLAs5ES AND SYREPS-Aiolssses and syrups
quiet STEADY unchanged prices Quotations
lov: sfoLAssEs-Sey Orleans centrifugal I6GD
Orleans open kettle. 1890 sYRUPS--Cormon 13414c:
tsr l5I7c; good. ls2nc prime e0123c; fancy 2492sc
REcE-The peek ended p firm market at all points
with good business for the day ana liberal
for the week Quotation. follow Domestic
screenings, S15sc seeond heads 5E94c choice heads
~ ~Sc fancy heads, 81 96o; extra fancy heads Ga
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

IiverpooI. Juno s'-CI0snr- WWEAT-Spot INN; -
ed IS. No ! California IS Id, fut-
ures steady; July IS I'D September. IS ID CORN
Spot nrm dried. 5s. old Northern 3s I'd; fut-
ures dun. July. 5s ID; September IS II i d. BEEF
Western. frm. Nd HAMS-Srort cut II TO 16 IL,
quiet. MS. BACON-Cumberlaud cut, % TO So n.
quiet Us: short rib 24 II. 55s, long clear
lniddles light - II. steady 6Gs long clear mid
heavy 30 n. steady 52s, short clear backs.
16 % 10 steady sos clear bellies II to l8 NJ hrIn
steady SHOtLDERS-SQua II to l3 lb. steady,
IARD-Prme Western IN tieTces quiet. 45s Sd f;
American refined pals quiet. s5s Cd. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. COS quiet Canadian hnast COL
ored, 6ls Cd quiet. TALLoW-Prime city. firm. as;
Australian London. firm. sos J - d. TURPENTINE-
Spirits. easy as LINsEED OIL strong, 2ss. HOPS
al tPacifC COAST. quiet. II les ID 5s FLOUR
patents, frm, 2TR. TEAS-Canadthn. firm.
GF Cd PETROLEUM. esd. steady. ROsIN-Common,
steady. lis Cd. COTTONSEED OIL--Efuu refined spot.
easy. 32s I'd,
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
contract prices In the local market to-day

FLOUR AND MEAIs-The market for -four % vas cu5i
quiet bat firmly held The foowing& & ere Prices qISt9S AZ
a gs6 sAs wlntsr HSs sslsh s. 85ss+ 60
s So sR.Pg 5t GEAR s xnte2 Il ssass q RYE F10UR
ood M g good s. 55s$S osaS choice ,0 to s4sg asg
sSsS as 70 brand BA6NBAL- STEADY Quoted; Fine
whit. aad G 81 30 6es Wee g iS s3ng III 81 co.
standard nddln s2s So -four do 81 90; red s5 a9s
80 60 .sck: mddiRg S28 5oa:2s dog s27; hOTnny
'"Sf GfRATNSwEEIr- Kansas report was sprung
the market TO-DAY. and bsing y0pcheq for ~ feAGs
official report It made condition S6 against 6SS by me
sdered very buIlish by the trade as me condition
n0s s9ot s T2 o naS u 6 rom bear point
the fact that q per cent Of the acreage was a
tuyins all quarters on the report notably at 81
gis Thsgs sGd that 'as qooi dsaI OF damage had
developed state since the Kansas figures were
trips through the exceedingly bush. and sen
inclined 70 await the government report before doing
reports Of damage by worms ana mere %ss
good buying from that quarter also The only weak point
eeeined qliIs sna P r On stang that the weather in
belt and Br9oI.sll @ 1'e ahis fo~ crons Iverpooi
snd Paris did not Te32nq 70 the & Hsie t io1e % BYo
hall estimated that the worlds shipments wogld bs
Michigan report announced condition OF 10 against
- last and T5 Near the regular close
followed by good outside support ana at ocock
, ogy VS. 1 fss ~ cro og about ~ 600 0GO bush on the
Kansas showing against IS ogo0Oo bush actual last year
option o'clock quoted at 81 do and
December Cash wheat in New York was quoted as
follows red 81 o1ia elevator and 81 O2e aoat;
So ! Northern Duluth 81 ia, and No hard winter.
81 Os O b afoat. CORN-There advance OF half
a IN 70 rains In the Ohio valley
Michigan state indicating condition Of 6S
aEainst 60 year. fair commission house buying
strength wheat and covering OF shorts Outside trade
owing the inoreaEed activity OF wfe al
Al o'clock July in the local market quoted az
e2sc here closed s41zc elevator and Csc o
saost. white, sc and No yellow. 63c afoat
oATs-July oats again showed good deal OF activity
having the opening from 445sc TO 44c. fol
oved BY 4sc. giving the impression that
liquidation and short interests nervous The later
nos nc nc in sympathy with other
grains closed about the for the Cash oats
81 New York closing follows Mixed 26 TO
~ 4e4 4d5oc; natural white 80 30 10 60g5ic and
clipped white 5s 20 20 10. 50is95So. RYE-Market nom
f-af
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
of contract prices in the local market to-day

OOTTON-The cotton maFhet vas very e1cIted aEa!h
to-day, with interest certrng in July TTich scored
satoral gains opening. with prices a. one time
SIS rs bale above low price Of fTiday and 81 90
bale above closing price OF Friday ngA: folloWhs
ths early fluctuations were very Hregula but
no actual weakness developed ths close Hr az
advance q 2S7 points Sales were estimated az
fer session Liverpool was
Siannontinz on Jhs near months better than due
on ths atsT positions spite of the favorable weather
opened irregular at an advance
Of 80 points q decline Of point July showing the
rsxrra gain selling from 10 70 l225o on ths
call Jumping 3G+ points ct tins on an urgent qeLaIa
from shorts persistent that Iead!hs
Fnglfsb CONCERNS had combined prominent local
ertors local stock and bull deal
IN sIrlner ruorths sentiment very nervous
Ixpeoations favorable weekly report Tuesday in
ths immediate future promoted realizing for over e
end but fear ruish acTease report on Aordsy
sns OF further bush Developments IN July prevented pear
PRESSURE. Toward the close January mace new nle9
-eord for the day crop months generally clcsed
AZ practically the prices The week end figures mace
ye-v tsjsh showing, indicating q decrease in the
worlds visible supply fer The week Of lollSO oae
snst decrease 81 693 and there were con-
nued reports OF good spot demand and scarcity OF DE-
Ta range CT contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

tons last week 741% Receipts of rye straw 30
tons for week 705 tons; last week. $40 tons 70 Ok
Toledo Ohio June s.-CDOVER SEED--Iash. So
October SIS I5 December IS O7l2 March, IS ora AsKe
SIS. Timothy 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-09

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New-York tribune., 1907-06-09
Country Board.

50 900 FREE steam launch. accommodates 10 people:
large lake. excellent fishing; all nmusements free:
Jersey milk drink fresh vegetables and berries 81
week circulars. MARANACOOK HOTEL Mariana
cook Ne. Also. 22 housekeeping cottages TO let
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Omaha Men Coming.

The progressive business of various commercial ceners
now annual trips through sections Of tributary country
wear dealers followed this by trip Twin Falls
doubtless during the coming will visit the newly opening
section eastern Oregon the extended trips
character will be made from Omaha concerning which
the Bee says:
Just Omaha Commercial club planning visit the
growing business of the great northwest The
the points visit hearty
occupies peculiar position commercial aspect the north
territory through the Omaha gate way that the first
hardy spirits pushed their way he continuous
Tolls the Oregon and through Omaha those intrepid
turer that up Montana and Idaho Before the Union
ci6c railroad obterated the Overland trail and while the
gon still peoped with endless caravans Omaha the
Quitting point the rendezvous for the miner and freghter With
the building the railroad Omaa importance the empire
increased
With establishment Of trade much effort has
expended from Omaha supremacy this
empire Other railroads being opened give this city OPP
portuny that should be taken advantage of for the
OF control OF immense and steadily growing trade More
than sentimental exists for Omaas foremost position in
relation of the northwest Commercially distinct
point gives of consumption in Wyoming Utah. Ne
vada Idaho Montana Oregon and Washington opportunities for
economic purchase and expeditions delivery such other great
jobbng That Omaha the business
great states is admitted
The trip proposed by the Commercial club for June will be
but visit old friends 1t undertaken the proper spirit and
prospects for encouraging ought to be
Of the best excursions out by that body.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Brain Storm Roosevelt.

In Monday Salt Lake Tribune appears depicting Uncle
Sam leaning back his chair saying President Roosevelt Ted
dy Teddy You're ansin little css At his feet is Presi
dent Roosevelt yelling Hes liar. It's plot ruin
"Liar Liar It's conspiracy keep from running the
country Hartman The cartoon good natred and yet
applicable the president and his views of himself be
worthy Of This paper does believe
that the salvation of America depends upon President Roosevelt
the Caldwell Tribune We think that the country
TO the pass where the whole responsibility
We believe that the president has become possessed
subject to brain storms We imagine that the So 100000 conp
acy defeat President policies was organized largely
in the mind Of the president of his adved followers
may have originated with the Third Term league But
little difference There the United States Re
publican party probably thousand Just competent just
sincere just fearless and determined President Roosevelt
and they not subject to brain either
President Roosevelt made president of United States
by tragedy Had President Mckinley lived Roosevelt never
would have been president John Hay would have been
end who is there say that Hay would have good
president ROOSEVELT We all inclined indulge great
deal OF sush Roosevelt We inclined think he
yney appointed OF lead the American people of the wilderness
Of fraud corruption and corporation rule Those who this
are sadly mistaken Men with the right temperament frequently
give expression to the will of the people Men who comprehend
the mind OF the people frequently leadership but
be borne IN mind that the foundation the public will supreme
Men do not conditions They the conditions
The highest optimism that there OF men in the
American navy who could have done what Dewey did Manila bay
had the responsibility rested upon them That Admiral Dewey
arose to his opportunity reflects credit upon him reflects no
dscedi upon the others who had the chance So with
iden Roosevelt He has into force the voice OF people
dd not create the sentiment but result OF that sentiment This
fact the people should know They appreciate the dig
are thousand Rooeyets They should that the American
people have not expended their entire brain producing
Roosevelt They should realize that the brain ormed Roosevelt
IS MOI the total Of American endeavor
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

The Denver Post which defends Roosevelt in quarrel with
Hartman admits that such Of rrepaably have
shattered the reputation Of Mr. Bryan We God the Dem
oerauc leaders hold upon the affections of the people inter
woven with respect for his unsued the acceptance OF
campaign funds from the considered nconcevabe with
his character
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Fred L Dubois stole any timber lands That accusation
stands By the indictment Of grand jury against w Boah Let
him clear himself without all this tommyrot Washington about
Dubois
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

The cutie fish when attacked emits black Of filth to
escape notice Calvin Cobb give the cutie lessons in the art
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
WILL FEEL WRATH
OF THE M|kAOO
Publishers of the Revolution Censured
by Japanese Consul General, Who
Will Report Incident to
Government
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2.-The case
of T. 7. Takeuchi of Berkeley publisher
of the Revolution, will be reported to
the government at Toxic by Japanese
Consul General Uyeno.
I'VE will make a report of the Take
uchi incident to TOXIC" said Secretary
Oyama of the Japanese consulate yes
terday. We can take no action in the
matter here. 1t is in the hands of the
local authorities, but we will report the
matter to our government and send a
copy of the Revolution to Toxic.
II should say that there will be no
second issue of the paper. 1t is a pub
lication that must cost some money to
get out and the half dozen or so young
men who are associated with Takeuchi
in the publication cannot be very flush
of funds.'
United States Commissioner of Immi-
grafton Hart H. North has been quiet
ly gathering evidence against Take
uchi. He will forward the results OF
his Investigations to Washington. If
arrests are to be made orders are to be
sent to North by the secretary of the
department of immigration.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
.D|SCLOsEs REAL
MOTIVE OF FRANCE
Won BUEL0W ADMITS DOUBLE
PURPOSE OF SEPARATION
Government Designs to Combat Power
Of Socialism and Reaetlonary cler-
ieaIism--oIve Full Free.
dom Of Conscience
6y Associated Press.

6y Associated PreSB.
BERLIN, Jan. 2.-Chancellor Won
Buelow today disclosed the motives and
acts of the government in dissoiving
the reichstag I'm a vigorous election
manifesto which took the form OF q let
ter to Lieut.. Gen. Won Liebert, chair
man of the managing committee of the
Empire league, formed to combat the
so-called Democrats.
The chancellor explained that he had
a double purpose In appealing to the
country namely, to free the govern
ment from the dependence upon the
clerical party and to strengthen the
liberal groups in the reichstag so that
they, in combination with the Conserva-
tives, may successfully oppose the
growth and destructive power of social
ism and reactionary clericalism.
Repelling the intimation of the cleri-
cal party that the government meditated
plans against the freedom of the
church, the chancellor said that In
many Catholic countries the church was
not so we'll treated as In Germany. No
representative of the federated govern
ments thought of interfering with re-
ligious equality before the law or with
freedom of conscience or contemplated
the exercise of pressure against the
Catholic faith.
The chancellor announced that his
political battle for the time is: Flight
for the honor and prosperity of the
nation against the Social Democrats,
Poles, Guelfs and ,ntrists."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
MINERS REFUSE
TO ACT ON OFFER
GoldfieId Strikers Vote to Lay on the
Table Operators Compromise
Measure-BeIieved PROPOSE
ton WILLIE Rejected
By Associated Press.

GOLDFIELD, Jan. 2.-The miners
union met enmasse last evening and
voted to lay on the table the mine
operators proposition for a new sched-
ule of wages.
This means that no further action
will be taken until the next meeting,
Thursday evening.
1t is generally considered a death
blow in the first skirmish. 1t is said
that neither side thought the PROPOSE
tion would be accepted, as the wages
offered are lower than the miners were
paid before the strike commenced.
Why ii was advanced is known only
to those on the arbitration committees
Public opinion has changed and be-
lieves the strike will be prolonged.
The miners are quiet and apparently
willing to wait. The big operators find
it agreeable to remain closed The
leasers and small mine owners are be-
coming restless and threaten to start
on new schedule.
Many miners are at work. scattered
throughout the district. The impress
sion Is that should the strike continue
indefinitely it will ultimately affect
only a few big mines belonging to the
Consolidated Merger and its cohorts.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
JURORS QUESTION
QUALIFICATIONS
ATTORNEYS SAY LEWISTON
CALLED RUFF A CRATER
Day Passed in Examination Of Men
Who Form Body That Indicted
Mayor and kingpin of
Northern City
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Elm Judge
DUNES court today the attorneys for
Abe Ruef for second time questioned
the qualifications of Morris Levinston
to act as an impartial grand juror.
For the purpose of impeaching Levin
ston they called to the witness stand
James Graham, janitor of the John
SWEET grammar school, who testified
and Schmitz were grafters and deserved
to be in San Quentin. This statement
he alleged, was made in Levinston's
saloon.
Cross examination of the witness by
Hiram Johnson brought out the fact
that Graham had been approached yes
terday and asked if he could remember
this incident. BRAKEMAN is the man
who was called upon some time ago to
impeach Grand Juror jeremiah Deasey.
Graham recalled the incident. so
BRAKEMAN took him to Ruefs home.
Ruef, said the witness, felt delicaCy
about discussing the matter and sent
the two to Attorney Shortridge.
Michael j. Dunno was the second wit
nessw. He described meeting Levin
ston, whom he had known for fifteen
years, on Geary street car some time
before November 16.
Levinston told the witness that he
was on his way to a meeting of the
grand jury.
According to the papers you fellows
have been raising - on your watch"
is what Dunno said to the grand jury
man.
What we will do them two graft
ers, Schmitz and Ruef, before we get
done with them, I'm ashamed to tetll
you" is the answer the witness says
Lewiston made.
On cross-eXamination, Dunno stated
that he has recently kept cigar stand
but was employed on the water front
for several years. He denied that a
gambling room was situated behind his
cigar store.
Grand Jurors Ansel C. Robinson,
Christian Rhode and Rudolph Mohr
were put on the stand and put through
the usual questioning as to their
acquaintance with the principals in the
graft investigations, but nothing ma
terial was brought out to affect their
standing.
william Cans testified that he had
never heard Juror Levinston call Ruef
and Schmitz thieves
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
PROPOSES CAPITAL
AND LABOR MEET
Mrs. Potter Palmer Opens Her House
for battle-ground Of Captains of
Industry and Union KEEP
resentatives
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2.--Captains of in
dustry and Representatives of organized
workingmen are to meet in joint con-
ference in the residence of Mrs. Potter
Palmer on Saturday evening, January
IL, under the auspices of the National
Civic feredation. 1t is expected that Its
president, August Belmont, will be In
attendance.
AT the annual meeting of the Nation
al Civic federation in New York three
weeks ago Mrs. Palmer offered the use
of her residence and invitations were
sent out today to about 800 employers of
labor and an equal number of repre-
sentative union men.
1t is hoped by the civic federation
members that the meeting will be a
great success and that one of its fruits
will be the establishment in Chicago of
a branch of the national association
such as has been established recently
in Boston.
When the project was first broached
a few days ago, 1t was feared that
labor men might refuse to attend, be-
cause of the fact that the meeting was
to be held in Mrs. Palmer's home on
the Lake Shore drive.
The more conservative of the labor
leaders have been approached on the
subject and they have declared that
they are willing to meet representa-
tive employers in any place If the
meeting will have tendency to bring
about better understanding.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
NEED NO STRIKES
/. TO ADVANCE WAGES
$4,000 MACHINlSTS RECEIVE
INCREASE OF 100000
High Union official Says Year 1906
Shows More Pay and Fewer
Strikes Than Ever
Before
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Fourth Vice
President Wilson Of the International
Association Of Machinists came to New
York yesterday and had a conference
with the local officers as to what had
been done during the last year.
After the conference Wilson said that
there had been more advances of wages
and fewer strikes than in any preceding
year.
Advances In wages" he said, have
been received by 115,000 machinists
throughout the country this year with
out strikes. which will aggregate SS.-
100000 a year In wage advances. The
advances were principally on the part
of the railroad companies, but there
has been a general tendency to advance
wages. The year has shown more ad-
vances and fewer strikes than any 9TH
er year and has been generally pros
porous"
A referendum vote will be taken
about February 2 on the question of
holding an International convention
this year.
If the vote Is for the convention,
which will be held in st. Louis, the
question of general eight-hour de-
mand will be taken up. If there is no
convention this year the eight-hour
question will remain in allegiance.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-03
SAYS CHANGE is
GAMBLERS TOY
Continued from Page One)

Mr.. Cortelyou. and then, on December
81, wrote to him asking that Mr.. Cor
telyou favor the New York exchange
with copies of any complaints made
against it, in order that action might
be taken to protect its interests against
such attacks"
The letter continued:
1T is deplorable that such assault on
the New York Cotton exchange, a
chartered institution of more than
thirty-fve years standing, "ounded by
merchants of the city, or such implica-
tion as to the integrity of it's members,
should be made under any preteXt or
for any purpose whatever.
Our members are of the best known
merchants here, of the trade in the
south and abroad. They are proud of
the past reputation of their organiza-
tion. They need no defense or apology
and they ask the nature of the charges,
which are ignorantly made. They will
protect themselves and they indig-
nantly protest against the calumny
which is circulated for their injury"