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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
Taft and Ohio.

The Taft men controlled the Ohio
state committee and the latter car
ried out. the arrangements of the for
mer for the State convention and the
election of delegates to the national
convention. Senator Foraker is
gloomy. He reads the handwriting
on the wall so far as he is concerned
in the Ohio matter for the Presiden-
tlal endorsement, while the situation
looks rosy and bright to Taft.
The issue was forced and the hands
of both were shown with Taft the
easy victor. and as Foraker has
doubtless played his last card, and
shot his last wad, it is generally ac-
cepted that Taft's own state will push
Its favorite son as never before.
Another feature about the cam
paign situation is that it win be set
tied there eaYiy-March 3, the date
OF the State convention, yea, even
earlier than that-February IL, the
date of the primary election. And
with it settled that Taft has his own
State pledged, 1t viii be easier to
work in other States. Indeed, the
Taft managers will not have to con-
front the argument that his own
State is uncertain or in the doubtful
column.
The outcome of the meeting of the
Ohio state committee stimulates other
States to similar action and has al
ready greatly advanced the Taft cam
paign in other States. 1t really
means that State after State will now
fall in line. unless the Telegram mis-
interprets public sentiment, until it
will be conceded long before conven-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
hitchcock Holds Strong Hand.


Frank H. Hitchcock, assistant
postmaster general, holds strong
hand in the Presidential contest. 1t
is conceded that the southern states
regard him as their leader and with
that follows a strong organization
of the South which, II he choose, he
can control. ON account of this sit
uation 1t is asserted that Secretary
Of War William H. Taft can and will
be nominated on the first ballot at
the Chicago convention, provided the
southern states delegates stand to-
gether and support him.
At least. this is the way the poll
tical analysis among the members of
Congress who have remained in
Washington during the holiday re-
cess have figured 1t out. A number
of them got together in one of the
committee rooms at the Capitol and
held a mock convention. One of
their number called the roll, and as
each state was reached the political
conditions in it were discussed, and
the vote credited as the concensus of
opinion directed.
TIL total result was favorable to
the Secretary of War, provided the
administration could bring into line
the forces that have been so well or
ganized by Mr.. Hitchcock. In fact,
all the analysts were of the opinion
that Mr.. Hitchcock is an important
factor in the securing of delegates
in the next convention.
This organization OF the southern
states was largely based, it is claim
ed, on the presumption that Presi-
dent Roosevelt himself would be
forced to allow himself to be renom-
mated. but, now that he is eliminat-
ed by the re-iteration OF the state
ment made by him election night in
1904, these states look to Mr.. Hitch
cock FOR counsel and action as to
the candidates. Naturally and log
ically, Mr.. Taft being the personal
choice of the President and being in
deepest sympathy with the Roose-
welt policies, the South will expect
Mr.. Hitchcock to point it to the war
secretary as the choice.
Mr.. Hitchcock himself is reported
the last few days as having enlisted
in the Taft campaign, and, If this be
true, the southern delegates will
stand in solid phalanx. for Taft and
nominate him on the first ballot.
Thus. it is seen how important the
Hitchcock hand is, arr. none of the
candidates are to be blamed for
seeking his favor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

The Wheeling Telegraph. Demo-
cratic, makes the strong intimation
that the only reason william Jen-
nings Bryan does not proceed to read
Grover Cleveland out OF the Demo
cratic party is that he does not want
himself to be read out. This in eff
feet is that the two personages in
question do not gee, but there is
nothing new about, that as the nation
has known that fact the last ten
years or more.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

1t is almost daily transaction to
issue state charters in West Virginia.
These mean the organization of con-
Germs and the latter mean develop
ment, progress and business. All
these are taking place under Re
publican administration, and, thus do
they bear witness to the advancement
of the State under Republican rule.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

1t was not a happy New Year for
any one connected with the New York
suicide, in which the husband took
his life because of a quarrel with his
wife about New Years celebration.
For them 1T would have been better
not to have thought of there being a
calendar change.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

State Treasurer ogdin's report at
the end of December does not show
the State in debt, as the Democratic
organs tried to make believe it would
be, but all sorts of money in the
treasury. What solace there is in it
for the Democratic calamity howlers,
the Telegram does not know.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

None need be alarmed about wheth-
er the state convention is to be
early or late. 1t will be held and
doubtless at the proper time. at a
date satisfactory to all.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

At the meeting of the West vir-
ginia Bar Association justices of the
peace had it rubbed into them. but
they have the next chance.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

without single bank failure in
West Virginia during the recent
financial furry or the year just end
ed, there is not the slightest ground
to fear that the policies observed in
this State are ruinous.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

The booms that refuse to boom are
in the has-been class all right
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

Great Values in Waists
Handsome waists of Silk
also alI-Over lets, made in
the very latest styles and.
kinds for your choosing.
If interested call at waist
department for particulars,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
Ladies ! Tailored Skirts

We have a very large.
line for your choosing the
prices will mete with your
approval, for the values are
great. All colors, styles
and sizes, for medium, large
or small figures.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

ton time that TAFT win be the nomi-
nee.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
\ Off Holiday Goods

Sterling Silver Novelties,
Bric-a-Brac and etc. You
will find in the assortment
many handsome and useful
articles. Look them over,
you may find something
that you have been want
ing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
$1.oO Dress Goods soc

500 Dress Goods Soc
A special purchase of
$1.o0 Plaid Dress Goods,
bought at such a low figure
that we can offer you a
$1.00 value at SOC a yard.
Beautiful plaids for waists
and ehildren's dresses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
Benefit by This Twenty Per
Cent Sale

Handsome Fur Sets or separate
pieces, all marked in plain figures,
the regular price less 90. per cent.
Space prevents detailed descrip.
tions. but those interested will find.
here the best Eur values Of this
year. Take advantage Of this 20
per cent. sale. Furs for ladies'.
misses and children.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04
Soc underwear Sec

Ladies BIeached Vests and
Pants, in all sizes. fine quality, rib
bed fleeced, silk tipped. A bar
gain at 39c each.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-04

Made Of Panama, Wolfe, Serge and
fancy mixtures. colOrs mostly black.
blue and brown. New style garments.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23

METALs-TIN-Quite sharp advance reported
ing fls4 los and futures fls5 los This advance
market while business here was quiet there
suses al s coPPER n ns sTaneed h To s P9s
Cd for spot 10 $50 futures the London mar
tsat @ ehangs Lake quoted Ia7ssIse. electro
LEA EEsD > was quoted fls
MAR IN both markes With the price stand
Ing fle SIS in London and at 4.45a4-5oc locally.
4ss Sd for standard foundry sos 1'1d for cieve
No foundry Northern quoted at sI5 75asi IS The
market for pig iron certificates on the Produce E1-
quoted foows July. SIS 50 asked: august and
siS S sS sRd RsssSs5 IS
stead in Consequence Of light improvement
spOrsa in the demand for either Dss Gsssss g or
oderats soals and evdsny for n1sas
sIes fair s; sCss SD PTe % sS6
15a l7c; fatr 10000; good, le922c' prime 21@2oc'
oILs-Cottonseed oil was q Shade higher early. but
declined in The late session under further pressure
10 81 septe1beT at i R ssc 500 October At se
Rensd psPefsn@ was steady at Tseenf pros
SI wte 56, cases eW 9gk york
70 eoe hiladspha 10 s5e water White New a xoTk 66is
The ee.ss Ner q0Fk = s S :'i Pladslphi Sc
ss ys.0 se &c Jpiy sos .3 sSs ssee No1e
yellow, july 4oh Sz2sc; good ysileS asq42e:
SEED city H .as65Sii 81 SSS7sc Sss2f
u.
with I've hos and fa support from packing Interests ss
S t sa so Ga e T IN sea1 s fRd IN 0 a5seF heo iR
22eoo hogs with 21 600 expected Thursday kensss @
City received II ooo Omaha 1900 and the West SIS
s.Iss ss.E. ;I:ss m e. z55.;4 81
SSIt:a Sssss .sssie So e1 SosiS 4s 9S s2sss
6g8ss5 gsss5 s2sssss 80 @ DRsF6 s n n boSs Sc
lies frr Quoted smoking lie: 10 n. Ioc; IL p o4o;
4 m ese Picked hans hTn ogHtse 15B6 g1sf
sds6y 6nossd Mlads N.sseT s5ae ad
barely stesdy Quoted eAaetsc RefneS quiet Su0fsS zee
Quoted: oleo i3c; city lard stearine 12c.
light supplies available the consuming markets. al
though advices generally favorable Ia
- date: Receipts rough IT4s357 sacks. against 96S
z35 last 127 sacks Of new crop rough recereo- ~
Chsrieston-Carolna movement 10 date: Receipts
% e75 bbls bbls. Quotations follow; cree-
ngs ss64c ordinary, 41a64sc; fair. 5954s good o.u-
foreign 5st GSssc: Ransoon and Bassen. 4&G51sc-
sUGAR-Tery little Improvement Is reporIea IN Lne
taking supplies needs and requesting immediate
ship1nent. Prices unchanged The folow1ne r ns
prices subject rebate OF 10 points snd discount
Of per cent for cash, Crysal dominos o-I5c
-no1Id = 3 75c: cubes. Eagle p bags powdered and
sgIs consectioners rrnnuiated 565c: xxx powdered
Sc powdered powdered and fruit powdered ana
Eagle ne graaulate5% q $50 Ssoc ~ Eags f
DO 555c e and 20 n bags 545c Eagle fine or stand
29c IN No c L SIc sS No e5c No 6 soc No O. $50
No. "a IS and Is 455c Rehners ere not showing any
further interest in market for raw sugar @
selling pressure and quotations are
gal a5 42Ic: nuscovado % tssJ 9a s5c The
81 s' oar[e, for beet sugar steady, al an ad-
vance 10 MD for both July anu A"s~S' -'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23

II. local market for spot cotton was quiet WITH
taa lll5e for nliddling Gulf soutasr1 spo. e1s
ss IssgTsPhea as asA SaIes Noble nominal
tud unchanged al 1ossc savannah sle1Ls - -.
sad nornaL Norfolk quiet and unclaimed at Ilo;
u 20 - s. - ,nohenFed Al lie: sales I7s
tsles Houston steady and unchanged Al lei1c'
New Orleans quiet and unchanged at 1895; sales zso
selss Memphis steady and unehangee a. ~ ont for
Thu-sday: Al Houston. 600 500 bales against foo
$500 against p-l last and 20 last year ana al
ew Orleans, 200 400. against S27 last week 4N %
co;son Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
SoTt Saa. arerlosn. 200 Middiing upland. 6osd
Fu,urss opened hn points hgher rs6 on har.y stsadT
ne ~ 10 points higher july 30 q: July o., US
SisAo: ocfo5er SoTeTnser. SID Novenber Decenn-
s 5o7.d Dece5berJe4EaTy wareSnS5ri
695d; Aprii-May 5O51ad Manchester-herIls oulei
flour AND MEAI-Flour in poor demand to-
ca ne sales beng confined for most pdt PAL sanga
Aye aour vas unchanged with few small lots me
R1essass are 6TSs 9'0sse a S.
E s..S ;. ieq 81 q sS nss e9-a AZ i1se s5
eso; extra 10 ? winter. 50 4o@sS 80 RYE fl5oofe I
a sssc g 222'sd siF 5 e sSSf oDoted
s. aso sas .aw A s. ss eoaTEe s. S so FEED
eslern steady. city firm Quoted western os sprlne
I SO '15asF2 ia 53 51aR aaa'iRs ss4 1k 3 s
i fosS. eo5 so S' s2e 60 Ssik s27 20 sacks OIL
NEAL 81
GRAN -wHEAT-whne. there was nc question
.eort the huge arrivals Of wheat al interior pons
q DAY there vas dcu5t n the minds Of come as 10
Nnethe- sxpo-f sales exceeded 100 loads as
thc prices consequently worked OF lc bushel during
Ge CAY. closing locally i pic under the preEtoss
.knt The primary movement aggregated 2
eeeo bushels against COL 600 bushels last year ano
hcl1csd 5Tt GOO bushels Of winter wheat. In three
esyt ;hs week receipts about ooe nailiioIs
- lsst Neek when they were 2-25o0Oo over the
Preceding week The total this week is heading
y agNsTc 100000 o. 20 the export business
1e was considerable difference of opinion eifnoG6n
nlneht cesh people tn this market soInitieo In1t
og trade had been accomplished The business re-
Ported e clos. vas fully loads IN all posi-
S1tls New York and Baltimore dong most OF Y
- eject prices would undoubtedly nave been
.tsr oGt &C. me big primary receipts aIo pre1.c
-or showers and cooler weather n the
- Canadian news was also much better, and the
seemed less disposed credit Tuesday, oulish
t-Fices from that Quarter Foreign markets were
rs-isf although Liverpools decline OF = q 50 was
sLOF lnEtraTnenral causing the early weakness on
- side Berlin closed &C higher account OF
l-iarorable weather in Germany and Budapest was
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

rct,sso JuIy Receipts estimated apout
0oo bsad. market steady; steers 50 29qSs COWS
gSs stockers and feeders s3qs4 so HOGS-Receipts
ssv,steil about head market leqiSc nignsn sn
boice heavy shipping Sc ToGso so butchers 81 .Vso %
rh mixed Sc choice light so oS9So toi -
ing Sc 4oaS6 20 pigs, 81 50ds6 30 bulk OF sales 30 oUs
~ sIIfFIT5ERecepts (estirnatei( about 2loso heaa
market lambs slow sheep steady sheep % w.
lambs 81 75Gs6 co; yearlings. S4Qs5 90
ansss Citv July 22.-CATTIIE-Receipts zoo hsaa.
Including 1000 best steers hrn other cattle
slow top 81 choice and dressed peer steers
IS sFs7 To- fair good, 81 1855 So Western steers
"a ys5 50 stockers feeders $685. Southern steers
s5 native fsiters 5Oas5 rs. bulls. 81 259s4 %;
calves IS 25as6 HOGsReceipts $500 head narset MAJ s
SeSac higher; top, So 5Ta: bulk Of sales 90 39s6 90
beayy SO 55Gs6 81 packers and butchers 80 easo 90
light Sc sOGs6 co. pigs. 81 5oGs5 75. SHEEP-Receipts
900 head market steady; lambs s. 25GSS; ewes ana
sbeep S4GS4 10: stockers and feeders. s. ISds4 s5
ttxburs July 22.-CATTLE-Supply light; steaGy'
choice So 30Gs6 So prime seGs6 S VEAL CAl.V1s
sT9sT so SHEEP-Suppy light slow prime wetne1s
s. 65Gs4 70: common s2drSs; lambs s4Qso %
HoCIS-Receipts light; slow prime heavies mediums ara
heavy Workers s6GS5 55 light Workers. 80 SoGso 'o PIGS
s. 25ds6 40: roughs, S5Gs5 20 .,,
Cincinnati July 22.-HOGS-steadv: butchers and
shippers SO s0as6 90: common. s5Gs8 10 CATTI,Esn-
steady fair TO good shippers s. 25ds8 25 common 81 70
ass Is sHEEP-steady: 81 259s3 T5 LAMBs-Active'
ss6ss -o ,,.
duII: prime steers So 25Gss vEALsReceipts. 1z5
head; active 25e higher s5Gss. HOGS-Ftees sgtss s
8 800 head; and steady; heavy and mixed 30 ptd
81 Workers So sods6 e5 pigs 81 50ase 40 SHEEP AND
IAMBs-Recei9ts coo head; slow sheep STEADY la'os
25c lower: lambs. S5Gs8 30
Toledo. July 22-CLOvERsEED-Octobe s. 90 De
cenber 81 s5; March. 81 s2h. ALsIKE-August. So
October. SIS 90.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
RAILROADS.
EEM Jersey CENTRAL

Two-HoUR TRAIN TO PMlLADELPHAA
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
FOR PHILADELPHIA Lv. W. sd ST;
"a. 50. $50. 3. 20. 80. 300. .o.6o. II 70. i3o
800. $50. $50. 50; So ,a - I;Se 1, % r : m
is a 20. i5o. - $50 $50. $50 $50. a5o. 7.sO
'io, ~. LIE IfsEkfY sisY sTNlso $50. 100. 500
n1S noon. i'oo. i.so. 200. aoo. 400: Aso, 800.
G. %. 7.vo. 500. 500 y. m. II 10 mldnisae
sundays. l.so. 500. coo. 1000 ll;o0 a m, ~
u % noon, 100. 400 400. 100 30 s9,e SO.
FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGToN.
Ly, ": 2sa sTmT5o 80 o;,I n.yo ~ IIa. m.
ks4I issi fie sTGiso $50 go s!oo 3 M ioco as iso0
noon. zoo. 400. 600, 100 p m daily %,
FOR ATLANTIC GdI. IT Ly, on,S W aso so
;. m. Sundays. $50 a. m. go ?. M Lv.
LIBERTY ST. 1000 a. m. u.O sata
only). $40 .. m Sundays. 1o-oo q H.
VIA ALL RAIL..Lons B5.nen; ID, A.eury s4 ny
so ll2o S a m % az. Gao nol lVo s,oo Sa :, % Iona
Branch or run On sats-l. 4-so, tS.oo'
except ssts;,, $50. $40. li-:o ?; N, Sun IN
days s;oS e5e a na.; 20 sIse, 40 sT 1,so M m,
az. 40. 10 sots. oniy). l-so: $50. o.
does not stop az Long Branch or q Iun = 9n q.
s';s). IS, lS.i5 except sess.. go sis' s
iooo a m. 500. $50 p. m
SANDY HOOK RoUTE--For Atlantic
Highlands. Sea Bright, Monmouth Beach.
&C. Lv. Pier 81. n. r.. Foot w. 42c 81,
$50. 9.a5. 1880 a m. 1880. aSo' % ~, y,
4.15. b.25, T-4 p N Sundays. s.o0. ioo ~
N R., Foot Cedar ST.. 9.l5, 1000. ll.V
a. n. 100. 400. 8. Is. AS. 5, 43; $40 p; "a, n
Sundays. 9.9c. lo-8o a n, l-5o. Aoo. s.io
p IA
Time tables may be obtained at follow
ing offices: Liberty st. Cw- Sd St Tel;
Chelsea 3l&<). Piers 10 and 81 N z. .
1872 225. Isl Fifth Av.. z78s Third Av.. III
West I25th st.. PAS Columbus Av., Nev
York; Court ST.. 54S, 34< Fulton St.. 4is
Nostrand Av.. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer co. calls
for and checks baggage TO Destination
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23

Co7ToS-Business IN tho cotton market not
49, -o5sv neither bull party show
-7uch zggressvcness. while fluctuations
A-s - 4--.rular The close steady n tone with
- "a -op months y points lower but the active
-c..tions held the most Of yesterdays gains.
as.,T only points net lower Sales for the day
es~-t-7aes Al 10000 bales The market opened
se.,s-I - 4 points advance CT points
- beiuE relatively dull and easy, while active
- --o---s were unchanged shade higher
iorked though OF the local bears would
operations. when rst
Tlr hsfes OF snstched sellers became
Cautious some the smaller shorts started
- s1s With Wall Street moderate buyer. October
.+--1~e6 10 q5ec, with the active months generally
,z4nz net gain sG9 points and selling above the
og previous Around these figures
their appearance supposedly
a. -hs account concentrated long interest
r market But around the closing figures
Tuesday there was SUFFICIENT support from val stree
uzs rhe decline. and later fluctuations were
Irregular Il suthorstz-ively stated that the big
Tss-e~ operator whose has recently psen
crnzcied Interested in the market
The res7onsfhitv is consequently
Wall Street people previously men
Hore5 and scrne OF the local rTaoe
n-srssts the advance Is purely specuIaure
stocks furnish little Drot-ctlon 70 ne
seller. however. and Southern n1arzets remain
G party with futures.
range prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.


,rx-rs ro-s,,+s rers IO4 cars or 2.004 head. in
,5IoT no cars for slaughterers direct and % cars
+bs market: OF which 40 at Jersey City ano AZ
a0+b street Trade slow and ali grades Of oeeves
nTi-ne and choice quality considered
Ts-e of Ice from Monday; common TO fairy eooo
sIees - medium bologna bulls and all grades Of
COWS weaix 10c lower The Yards were not gulse
cleared choice native ,s si1
= stkz common choice cows at 81 5OG
q "a Drsssed beef IN slack demand at s1z q l111o
cables from Liverpool and London quoted live
ppa+tia AT l2913I4c per Ii. dressed weight: a Few
IL: exports from this port 500 '
Arabic with sail for Liverpool! with lsOv OF
foF fns WcPbepson Co: 90 Kentucky steers. 1910
II average Sc e5 per 100 s ~ o9 II h'lO io
&c &c 81; 90 i 42Ss s' Ii: b's az Is IS q 20
Ar Ar NY55o 70 az Sc 20; q do. 1870 H. at Sc 10 %
Sc y O 40 a ss s2 R sls at u s. st e. q e SG d. 1913 sS
10 70 Il do I255 h. st s. 90 ~ IN d9 1920 Ho ~ H.
e. - SS Sl 1850 h at IS 90 COWS 1890 10. 81 4O
$50 dG II al S.: = DO s2o b. 81 do SIS lb.
81 2' bsn6eFs nS $50 Is Son 10 ohio 1888 81
Is do 1Ios Is. Sc 40: 10 do 1911 let at So; do
y l2ss u e S p do 1ias b at So 10. Kenucy
ises 10 az 81; 25 do 1870 10. at So % DO 1855 10
II a. Sc CO. &C do. 1890 10. at IS T5 do. 1900 ib.
al . Sanders: 10 ohio 1925 II at 81 So g
TO- At s. 1909 iO oss st s. 60 g 90 a 1e88 l6
lucky loss 9 at 3 s. So 20 z6 DO 1GsI bgs TO- 300 S -
a 90 do s4o 10 So IS 10 cows eTs 10 at 81 IS:
DO II IS s5 dG SIS % st q 40 o' 74s lS 10 S
at sinners Commission Co: Kentucky 1927 n
Ee-ns Commission IS ses 70. at 81 20; 3
d. Teo n. At 81 90
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July - 1908
q raFTFT--he coffee market showed 6
..-ss1cv to-day the close being steady. but o~t
~ s 80 points. Business
49, rather active IN the late trading and
-. s1- the day about 20 $50 cpen-
=. res Irregular with August points higher.
- -rnrths unchanged points iowet
eased Of under moderate
..xs-rs os important support Various theories ed
fluctuations and the rather
.-,TS h7soess the three days pea-
- rae certain Wall Street operators have
OF covered their
tS.t1 the last Others think that there
OF old long lines and
s ., the hiE trade interests Few think they
- Of az Increased speculative interest
q: old lines have shifted
49, - L--s 10 hand and become concentrated
-, Vss nothing IL tO-day's cables fresh
.--.-,s-t while cold weather reported n
- SC ~ Sso Paule. temperatures Low enough
= c.-sa damage prior to the Towering The
= -Ss- markets q pretty steady rsrt, lost
80 with TTsEre Closing
s-s-o lover. while Hamburg y pig lower 4
- Changes IN the Brazilian market
- re ouly reported being decline %
-, = santos Receipts continued about the
1eE last yesr's under those OF 1905 The
Is. z7,rt co-ee quiet At exc for Rio Nc Z
snee q contract prices q the local market
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 22-cosing; WHEAT,m74spot firm: No
futures closed July Is 55sd september Is ssd
mixed es lid futures closed quiet July nominal Sep
ternber 6s s1sd. PEAS-Cana6ian stock FLOUR
refned SPOT 28s Sd. HOPS in London Pacific COAST
steady Il I5sQf2 BEEF-Extra India firm.
I05s- PORK-Prime Western arm !3s ID HAMS
Short cat Il 10 I6 10 steady 55s 60 BACoN-Sarf- %
a n firr 44s Sd long middles light IS "a 10.
Arm ass Cd long u1tddes 35 40 10, hr1
44s; clear backs IS 20 70 steady AS clear
bellies 15 70. drm. AIS Sd SHOULDERS-Square.
II i3 10. dull. 35c LARD-Prne Western. in tercss
steady American refined in pals, steady AIS 90
C-rIEESE-Cana6an white. steady. 6Ts Sd;
Canadian finest colored rev, steady. Sos TALON
Prime CITY steady 27s Australian London 32s 4>sd
TURPENTINE-Spirits steady 2ss 3d LTNsEED OIL
steady Cd. PETROLEUM quiet Sad. ROSlN-
Com firm Ss
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R: R.
ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY other hour on the even hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Direct Connections in New Union Station.
Washington, with all Lines scutl.
Leave New York Daily. 23d s. LIo'y et
WASHINGTON. sfpers. I-50 pm I 30 am
WASHINGTON, Diner. ESQ am 1000 am
SParIor car y. Y. to Richmond Val
WASHINGTON. Diner, 1l.6o am II 90 mn
wAsHTNGToN Buffet. I:5o pm 200 pm
ROYAL LTD Diner. 800 . m 400 pm
WASHINGTON. Buffet. $50 pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains 70 tbs West.
CHICAGO. PITTsBURG. 1.5o am 500 am
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS. fl.60 am 200 n q
PITTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. $50 pm 400 pm
''PITTSBURG LIMITED. "6-5o pm 1-0o pm
GIN, ST LOUIS. LOUSY. 11.5o pm ! 80 am
GIN. ST. .DoUIs.LoUIsy.. 20 am 1890 ara
GIN. N..STLOUIs. LOU -Sv., $50 pm 500 pm
ofice.: 24s, 484. 1900 Broadway. Assof
House, los Greenwich St, 223 9th Av.. 5sl
Grand st. N. Y: 34S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn;
West 23d St and Liberty St
After D. m Sleeping Car Reservations
and full information regarding trains. etc.
can be obtained at Bureaus Of Information.
B & o. r. R. 23d ST. TERMINAL PAone
Number, Chelsea-314A