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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
a Plea for Tariff Revision.

Washington. Nov. 12.-An imme
diate revision of the tariff schedules
affecting articles that are alleged to
be sold by American manufacturers in
foreign markets at lower prices than
in this country was urged in behalf OF
American farmers by ex-Gov. Bachel.
der of New Hampshire. national mas.
ter, in his annual address Wednesday
bsfore the National Grange, Patrons
of Husbandry.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Town Swept by Fire.

Missoula, Mont, Nov. 12.-For the
third time within two years a disas
trous fire Wednesday night swept the
railroad construction camp of Taft
Mont, and one-third of the town is in
ruins. james hamper. who was sleep
ing in theatre. was burned to death
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Prominent Plttsbura Man Arrested.

sPittsburg, Nov 12.-Murray A. Yer
ner, until recently considered one OF
the city's wealthy men and for a num-
Der of years a prominent person in
political and financial circles, was ar
rested Wednesday in connection with
the settlement Of his accounts az
guardian of his nephew, Alexander L.
Vafner, to whom it Is alleged there is
due $37,247. fFE Nri ga,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Tuas 70 eo 90 Long Ieurney.

New York, Nov 12.-Four sea-going
navy tugs which have been building IN
Jersey City shipyard VIII soon start
on 14,OOO-mile voyage that win lead
them along the same route followed
by the fleet of battleships which Il
now on globe-circling trip. The mis-
sion of the flotilla is to give instruc
tions in mine.planting to army anC
navy officers on the Pacific coast.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Paa.enoer coaeh.. ln England.

Third-class passenger coaches in
England used to be coupled ON next
to the engine. The travellers came on
for terrible treatment when any ac-
cident occurred At times the engine
was driven tender hFst, In which case
frozen hands could be warmed at It's
smoksstsck. The passengers were
packed, seventy OF them, into truck
eighteen feet in length by seven and
half In width. There was no roof
and not as a rule, proper protection
at the sides.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
unaramma.ieaI. but Earnest.

"You say there is nearly always
something broke about your automo-
bilep
"Yes." answered Mr. Chuggins nerv-
ously.
"What Is 1t, as a rule"
"Me."-Washington Star.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Boy Pleaded Guilty to Murder.

Steubenville, o., Nov. 12.-Harry
Richards, IS, a negro, pleaded guilty
Wednesday to having killed Albert
Thorpe, boss at Piney Fork mines,
by striking him with club. Richards
was let of with an indefinite term in
the Mansfield reformatory because OF
his youth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Arrested MOonshiner was Rescued

Louisa, KY, Nov. IA posse OF
armed men from Wayne county, w
Va, invaded Lawrence county, Ky.
took suspected moonshiner named
Vinson from Kentucky officers who
had him in charge and are now hid
ing in the mountains defying arrest.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Cooper is CHARGED with Murder,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. IA war.
ROT charging him with the murder OF
ex-senator Carmack was served on
Robin Cooper at a hospital Wednes.
day Cooper Is in charge of three
deputy sheriffs. He will be removed
to. the county jail as soon as his con.
dtilon permits. II has developed that
two shots were fired at the young
man, one penetrating his shoulder,
the other going through his coat
sfeeye Ex-senator Carmack was
buried at Columbia. Tenn. Wednes-
dsy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Railroad COMPANY is Indicted.

New Orleans, Nov 12.-The Texas
& Pacific Railroad Co. was indicted
by federal grand jury Wednesday on
Ave counts for alleged violations OF
the interstate commerce act with par
ticular reference to car service
charges imposed upon grain dealers in
New Orleans.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
REFUSED 70 ncalln the kaIser.

Berlin, Nov, l2-The most exciting
debate In long time in the reichstag
was concluded Wednesday with the
rejection OF a proposition to send an
address to the emperor calling atten-
ton TO the danger Of his personal In.
teryention In foreign politics
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
EARNS are ouarantInad.

Danville, Pa, Nov. 12.-An epidemic
of foot and mouth disease, which has
developed among cattle in Montom
and Columbia counties, has caused
the state aud federal authorities tt
quarantine four farms and one larg,
cattle pen in the affected district. The
disease is extremely contagious,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Father Of Nine children suicIded

Hamilton, o., Nov. 12.-Joseph Pei
per, father of nine children, commit.
ted suicide at his home here Wednes.
day About Is years ago his brother
committed suicide by jumping off the
suspension bridge in Cincinnati and
his sister drowned herself soon after.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
labor Lesder WIl Form . cabIn.t.

Melbourne, Nov. 1.-THE govern
ment having failed to bring forward
in the Australian parliament measures
sufficiently radical to please the labor
element, the members of that party
withdrew their support of the Dcakit
ministry, and the government was de
feated on a division. Mr. Fisher, .
radical labor leader, will form a new
cabinet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Heard In ths presslna Room.

"Say, aren't you going out today?"
asked the derby hat.
"Sure" replied the tan shoes. But
you need not Wait for me-"
''Why notp asked the hat
Because it's your business to go on
head" replied the shoes.--Detroit
Tribune.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
a Raid on Clubs that Sell Booze.

Pittsburg, Nov 12.-County detec.
tiyes and members or the state con.
stabulary on Wednesday raided 10
political and social clubs at Fayette
City and arrested 10 persons on a
charge of selling liquor Illegally. All
We're held in $500 bail for hearing
next Tuesday A great amount OF
liquor was confscated.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Alleged EmbezzIer Is Arrested.

Baltimore, Nov IA man whom
the police say is Edmond Loudon, un
til short while ago. cashier of the
Provident Savings Bank and Trust
Company of Cincinnati, was arrested
here Wednesday on the charge of hav
ing embezzled between $4,000 and Sc.
900 from the institution.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Trolley Cars Collide.

New Brunswick, N. j., Nov. 12-One
man was killed and several persons
we're injured in a collision Wednes
day between two trolley cars between
this place and Bound Brook. The
man who was killed was Louis Sayre,
motorman on one of the cars. 1,.. o..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
MlIIs VIII Resume Work.

Somersworth, N. H., Nov. 12.-Em
ployes of the Great Falls 'Woolen Co
were notified Wednesday that this
mills, which have been shut dowr
for six months, will resume operations
next Tuesday. The company employs
300 hands.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
win Start Pledee.slenlne Campaign.

Des Mcines, Ia, Nov. 12.-The
American Aki-Saloon league will be
gin a pledgSigning movement early
next year throughout the United
States. DR.. Russell, at present super
intendept OF the league work in New
York, VIII have charge of this cam.
paign. To carry on the work success
fully the league will have a printing
establishment in connection with its
national headquarter a.g.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
An Eleotlon Crook is sentenced

st. Louis, Nov. 12.-Thomas Nc,
Grath, who was an election official in
the Third ward at the August oprimar.
les was convicted Wednesday of max.
ing false returns and was sentenced
TO four years in the penitentiary.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Election Cost Huahes 1850.

Albany, N. Y, Nov. 12.-Gov
Hughes filed his certificate of election
expenses with the secretary of state
Wednesday. giving his total ex
penditures as S36965.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
aecelver for a erewIna companx.

lro1ton, o. Nov. l2.-The Leo
Ebert Brewing Co went into the
hands Of receiver Wednesday as
result II is said of the local option
election recently held In Lawrence
county whose citizensyoted to Danish
saloons
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12
Three Killed; Two Missing.

sAattawa, Ont, Noyi12-Three per
sons We're killed, t%o are missing and
anumber are suffering from injuries
as a result of the explosion of the
builer of the steamer Temiskaming.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-11-12

'Daily Daily except Sunday.
All trains dsily except locals ana
Nos. 8 and 10.
Phone f46. h'
h. y. NEBERGAIIh.
Ticket Agent
For further Information regarding
rains, call information operator,
either phone, ftts
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET,

New York. July 80, 1908
BEEvES-Receipts II cars. $50 head in
cudng Il direct saughterers for the
market making, with the stale stock, cars in the
Dressed beef unchanged at ss@11c 10 for native
sides No later cable advices London Liverpool.
Exports from this port to-day 165o quarters OF
beef
CALvEs-Receipts were AZ head for the market
Feeling steady Common good veals sold s51S7 IS
10; country dressed at T911c,
Sales-S Judd Co: % veas las 70 at 81 IS
100 10: IL do, 146 10, So
Mcpherson & CO. veaIs, $50 10 at 81 so.
SHEEP AND LA1IRS-Receipts IL cars.
3O3s head. all for the market, making with the stale
sheep and lambs; carried Sheep sold
So 50dS4 per S5 1895 go Dressed
steady at 1890 10; dressed lambs slow
612c.
average, at Sc 80 per 100 n
Tobn & Shannon 246 Kentucky lambs, 69 n. at s6 75
$50 81 NJ S6 2: 260 Virginia do SO 10 at s6 90
Kentucky sheep. 81 50; do. 1O3 s5 so
Kerns Commission Company: 23s Kertucky lambs, n
10 So T5.
Newton Co: 27s Virginia lambs 50 ~ ss 20; 2so
do SIS n. s6 90
IS fb q s6 IS
FFOGs-Recetpts were az cars. 1,124 head.
clu6fng IL be sold The market firm to 6
higher Prime medium weight Pennsylvania hogs sold at
81 10 per 100 10
saIes-s. Judd & Co 50 Pennsylvania hogs. 157 n
average, 81 10 per 100 n: roughs 250 10 at So TO-
10 s.; date yesterday. % state hogs 65
70 at s. o. rough 800 H. Sc o5 do SsS H. at So
stags $50 n, at 81
Andrew Mullen Gate yesterday: 40 state hogs 15s 10
81 o. % 246 ~ 81; roughs. 275 10, at So o.
Co. 312 ~ at S6; stays. 905 N. at 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31

large supply but demand continues slow and an @
@ aa phs h fs seRsns are nd as plenty as
expected and with a fair demand choice grades are
Of 9e at drassne 70 hHs n
at steady Prices squabs plenty We quote:
and over to PAR per fs average best 24c: under
H. aoa2Sc; DO Pehnsyvsnia and to pai5; Soa
do seaided average best 1sc; picked & sealded
S R eEss fancy S Is aS f eT
Picked pick % and and GRssF oRs bb
@lo M & H9 70 ys & DO scsed aH a
131sc COCKS. old. dry picked iOG; DC scsided; 81
do STATE and Pennsyivania 1so: soUABs prime
white dozen. 81 eoGs3 do mixed 81 70; do DARK sl
toes belsi and tone weak with prices slightly lower
Sweet potatoes steady Onions steady for choice put
asHres cueu9bers and pickles dun unless choice 4.
demaad and Arms hettuce steady Lima beans
fer ri sne sRPS beams slightly
Squash dull Tomatoes in light receipt and S higher ar
Ss Ms g 81 eTss SRG s.
O. s5 Ga long KIDS s G FG
5s 81 e. DO culls 55c 6 81 wbIte
southern peF Dbl ss S. 50: do red 81 2S@s$
Psr So bnnesss sSss 1897 So Do per b a
oTs per 100 a l: 81 do I per 16 6S s. az
Ry red sa me4 b IS So 5eaTeT Psf fS bsny e9
bb Isl IS; do Long Island. s2@s2 T5 do Jersey
DO South Jerse9 5oe do Maryland
per basket do Baltimore per bgshs1 Sn
cucumber pickles Jersey. per bbl 81 5oGS2 25 Gel
per box 4O@6oc; do per a bbl basket 500 I5c DO
GoRN. naelssnsaek. per 100 siasi 23; do Oshs5
Jersey, +0c6s1; LETTUCE. state per basket SIG
81 90 DO nearby. Per bb1 75e@$i p: LIMA BEANS Ems
and and Delaware poat9 per ~ y Sbi basket 81 & S9S
per basket. 75cGs1; ONIONS shelter Island red and
yellow, per bbl, 81 - So do other Long Island, red
81 IS: do per basket go roc Jersey, yellow. per
large, white 75c @s1 do Kentucky; bag SOC s5c;
do Orange County RED, bag T5cG 81 %: shalfots
nearby per loo, 75c@$1 oKRA. Jersey. per box or
basket, T5c@S PEPPERS Jersey Bull Nose. per
bbl 81 a$1 so; do per basket. 5o975c; do per box
40650ci do Jersey. long, per hbl. 75c Isl %: do
cheese. per -bbl 75c 81; do per box 30 SG9 4oc; do
large PEI basket 75cg$l; do per bag 80 eqc: R0- @
Long Island and nearby. per bag. I5c@S1 25
do green. S10$1 so do state, per basket 75c
81 Is: do green 81 - 81 T5 Baltimore, third
basket, T5c 6S1 25; SPINACH. nearby per bhl, S1@
81 so; SQUASH. Jersey Long Island white. bbl
75c9S1: do per Y hbl basket 4o6 soc; do Jersey.
yellow bushe1 soc; do Southern marrow
or white per b6l: 975c; TURNIPS Rutsbaga' Per
81 80; TOMATOES. Monmouth County per box 60c9
81 IS; DO South Jersey, box. SOC a 81 25; WATER
CRESS. 100 lunches, ST q 81 so
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31

2o9 EEo1ge special L5yeTS9 oalss s esBof soo
= sIs5s 90 % s2g sS e As5ioan ses ScEt S io%er on
s l5 an5 - Points on On Of As @ 9' poiGts Aneus
:s3 August IS septe7a6sr. f2S September
sled 6o7sa
49, Teqe[STc pFe5sd for saie
fIoTR AND MEAL-F4Our was firmly held to,dsy or,dy
sraaes Prices were not quotaby altered Rye h1ns h
telgring prices quoted on the New YORK PToouee
rsishts s. i6gS9 25 winter patents' 81 40 asa 70
r5g clears 81 09S4 co; extra 10 winter 80 6gg 9Dg
s:sdy oqo,ed Far 70 GOOD 9 IS g s. 5o ee0ce to
Re R rt:5 8 s oo BAG 8EIT Quoted: Ffee
Ehlss a5d yeliov s. e5 81 70i coarse 81 eo9s1 o.
Western spring s24 q: standard rddlins s26; -four
G ao rS cog SIS eo sg 5o red dog $50 i
- July shtpnent; honiny chop. s2e 60 bulk, SZ4 20
GRAIS-WHEErEL continuation OF the sensational
2oar6ls fa2 i'is1 S6 savaaoa Of % IL S1o in ne local
shsai market today Nearly all the big private wire
sss,Ts injury from this cause and the speculative
ssrs nv 81 &c, Lection oonnrTaed the damags re-
snood steadily throughout the entire session. except
hxsso rnstnlV On raszfng opsrstiops The pont was
si r esrtain bes. gEaTteFs howsysF Ihst an1 sen
s1ect would be found have been greatly exAg-
soctAera part Of the spring wheat belt, and It
ts.aoed t that n most Of the remainder wheat was
tne tine. Cooler weather prevailed IN most OF the
sprl1s wheat sections Wednesdays heat but
sepe2rec have little eject speculative markets.
Equally oiEregzrSed was the export busi-
tsse Cue 20 The sharp advance In prices There was
.o~eser, good cash demand al the advance in Kan
its ~ cty mainly from mills The Liverpool market
sto an advance OF * O d. and Budapest was y o
VILE Berlin closed net lower Broora1sn ssti-
tAseo that Argentine shipments would be 1ooD,ooo
sxs compared with 1.Ssz- 900 bushels the previous
seeL The interior movement showed quite falling
ssS az Southwest ponts ana altogether eSa, 900
rsAe1s. compared with e63,0oe BUSH hels ago.
sas local cash market closed follows: no 2 rcd.
s~Ee@s1 o1tf elevator and 81 o1x afoatg No
/, tsorAsrn Duluth, 81 20 Is. and No hard winter.
ss..V<k aHoas- CORR-Considerable strength
r--teareo IN the market also. and at time
sl rs were up about 1c busheL Realizing
,gs, prooDcso easier feeling. and last prices IN
teesl market were only about sc net higher.
.f-@tnt was heard about the need OF rain In Mis-
fs6. SIC EasAs causing oo1aInissaon houses 70 buy
80 Leely at times. The wheat strength and fke
o. os Sfsof OF 80 e. Liverpool also had some innuenos
e-e market early IN the sessiSn- Argentine ship
r-,A wsfe estimated al leo0,ooo bushels compared
a. = Assi .oo0 bushels the previous week No
local market quoted $50 elevator and So a
A1oat, both nominal OATS@TheTs an ad-
c. q practically &c bnshei In old July al
tcsc end 1c IN lstsF months. based rnanipula-
- ana continued sEiitsh reports &s thraxhing
.si-s 1he cash Eas=kst IN New York olosed as
S~sr Ensd ze ta e. IL 80 aQelc, natural white.
~ ia 1S esos Aax sHuss[ yhks. e. . 60 u
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31

London
y o with spot quoted at sS h and bgbs h at fs R
n advance of los was reported in the London Inar o
G hGea s disS the mars @ n a @ ena sns9e at
ana casting at Il IL 80 dno. b r local narket
declined tis London but ths local market was
market closed at 49s for standard foundry and sos
ported ith No foundry Northern quoted at SIS 759
sIs 20 Pig iron ceTeaes on the Prods1s "fed g
9iIUs ply So S9 ggqzf aRd M 5S
and D 1e:en6sr. s :iS A A15gsIS 25 -. .o
asses and syrups held steady but inactive at un-
P9s o9w fA
se ses9 Prime fancy 81 a
d oil WAS quiet @ todag Of o@ %ifh ,s6 sp0t
atlve eharscter sales 100 6bls august 4se 700 b6ls
seed oil was Unchanged Refined petroleum vas reported
81 f@P ne in bb WV We aaos:
sF ssc E sne6 sS SeR S York
Ios5c; water white New York hbs 10 72I; bulk &c &C;
E FdR a is soa hads GS S ssss
85e5s Sc tGsust 'Ea sss4s GilI ssPs6T 9cto5s
January, S6a3614c off summer yellow, July 42G42.Sc:
good OF sumner yencT 4@+2I Ps ghite ees 4StsG
seed city raw 44945c: -of-town 4SQ44c' Calcutta
in & The tSa hog ,gSssss %s5ss
in grain were factors higher provision market.
The @ or on t sst steady Total TR
were az 600 hogs including 12.000 at Chicago. 5000
City and 800 at Omaha PoRFeStead3: dG
sRSrf clear s17 aS1s BEEFoqte Quoted;
Mess s14 500 SIS 90 family; sI6 759 81! so PaSket
Quiet Quoted: S2s $3.50 DRESSED HOGS-Firmer
Quoted Bacons &C. $50 h as isS lo gse hel ao
lies steady quoted: Smoking, lie; 10 lb, 1895; II
i2lz a iSc TALLow-Easy; city. 5sc: country, 5 q
955sc LARD-Firm. Quoted: Middle Western, s29q
$3.50 City lard steady Quoted: Skc Refined l9rd lard
Brazil kegs IL 9oc COMPOUND-ouiet. Quoted; 50
@s-c STEARINE-SteadE. Quoted: oleo, 12c; city
RTCE-The rice market ruled hrm here. with good
was noted coed business passing Quotations fol-
low Screenings 3&94c: ordinary. 4ihG4&c; fair, 59
sI4c good ordinary. 5Ss 5&c; prime 696Hc; choice
So GTc; foreign. 65s96sc: RanEo'n and bassen
sTGAR-The market for refined sugar was steady
with prices unchanged demand moderate The fol-
lowing are list prices subject rebate or 10 points
ans discount Of per cant for cash, days: crystal
dominos 1850; Eagle tablets. 761c; cut loat oloc'
dered 45c: Eagle n bags powdered and Eagle con-
fectfo1ers granulate 555c powdered. powdered
and fruit powdered Eagle coarse and extra me
5nc. > n baEs do eNc; 3A 70 bags do. 555c 70
bags o. . SOC 10 bags sc; Is and 50 II bags
do 2S Eagle standard grsnulated and diamond
A 500: confectioners' A 1ac; No l. : 1oc Nos ard
8 : Csc. No 5. &c, No 6 4Sesc: No sc;
No s soc. 9. 4-75c: No 10 e5e: No IL $500; No
10 55c: I9 500; Nos IA IL and 16. ! 45c- The
london cable reported the worlds visible supply of sugar
as 2l100g0 The London beet sugar market was
Quiet and steady unchanged. and July and August
Were quoted a s&d The local market for raw
lows: Centrifugal a6 test 25c: nusooyado SO test
5 &c, and nolasses sugar. 50 test s46G3.5oc.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31

o~ea cables Pfo--oee n1arset weak. No Rio 3S4I5;
sx-bzrss IS s-1SS- receipts. 91l bags stock, SeoVe
hars Sar-os--1ee barely STEADY; No Santos
sSSs. NJ SSe25. receipts 4Sasn bags. stock, sfI,eO
bsrs Fyan.hrrz-Cofee market opened Unchanged al
= was re- uT-hange5- a. 8 n was net unchsnged'
+ EsEre-COhee market opened ur1--
Farges q 3. franc higher. Il unchanged; al 5
n u7chsuga6. 20 r. unchanged total sales
5000 bags .z
slightly less Improvement for the uonta
s1--psri0nS irregular At tine during the
rn1zine market showed net loss Of 5Se points,
urE Indifferent cables good weather light Southern
selling scattering liquidation and local hear press
Ire looked though II had been atterp'e1
purpose testing bullsh courage on the eve q
NJ government report to-day and the nrst
August Gay. the decline there was support
afternoon the market rallied 70 ebo0I t!le
ciosinE prices previous day new crop months
sn5 70 ret of points august The MARKET
c.ose5 s-ez5v points higher 70 points lower oc
5bf- --t-- ~ -he sales reported Of 1900
hses Four private condition reports were issued show
ing sn irr -orsent condition fer the month OF from
siytentHs Per = cert The government
rear last u7dnth s. . per and to1ays govern
report compare With cent last year S<S
re~ 1905 cent the ten-year average
reported the south Atlantic coast ana
-h belt forecast calling for rain 70 night or
possibility of climatic disturbances IN tnls
SECTION may promoted some scatterd covering IN
He late trading Southern selling here has been Tnore
a lare hut offerings from This source hNS
peca-ons of rapid marketing Of the crop South
sp0t unchanged 10 &c lower
The range contract prices in the local market Isy
V-2E Is
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
EXPORTS.
Cash QuoTATIoNs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York July so, 1908.
coFFEE-The oonee market quiet TO-DAY. sales
- -e-l-~-e5 a. 1850 bags. better
- stes5v and after opening points higher to
1-.s lower closed steady, unchanged points
tt ne libe-al movement al primary points IS
Ls51r bayssg some sentimental effect market
- :, s 40 esrly consider the receipts guide
te rrobabs OF the and offerings yesterday
- heavy enough indicate any increase bear
- ,--S5sDce -- broadening bearish sentiment
s.ss~ n rhe European reported much change
-5os September deliveries being y franc higher in
I.t-s h57 both primary markets were lower. Rio
--+-Hs 9ia refz santos 125 res lower,
---,e-s r,-~-a-r pointed connection
90 - onfrove. the grade Of the current Santos
- nrer-7uu- compared with
- has diminished 500 reis July TO 625 veis
,--g 10 -aster6ay'S cables. This would suggest that
--s sre Of pretty good quality. although the reouc
- r re high grade premium cannot be considered
-..,-S-s evidence grade of the crop
I-o1s Receipts the ports were 5000 bags,
q 600 bags year and $500
7isr receipts so 40 against q 600 bags
ss- vesr and coo years ago. Fine weather was
-e17r-a5 = The state Of Sac Paulo.
Re market for SPOT coffee was quiet OF the basis Of
&C fo- Rio No : =. -
New-York tribune., 1908-07-31
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago July 30-The local wheat market
strong to-day. owing to an active demand based
on additional black reports from the Dakotas.
At the close the September delivery was up B9lc.
Corn was %Q7sc higher Oats were up 3sc. Pro-
visions &c to 15c higher
The wheat market strong all day with the
exception of a brief period of nervousness at the
outset, when prices dropped a trife below yester-
days closing quotations. The dominating factor
during the entire session the situation in the
Northwest, where the crop IL is claimed. is
in danger of being injured by black rust Nearly
every commission house represented on the Board
OF Trade had dispatches claiming that the rust
blight had appeared in the wheat fields OF North
and South Dakota. Many of these dispatches, how
or not the crop had been seriously damaged. A
falling off IN receipts in the Southwest helped to
inspire bulnsh sentiment There was liberal realz-
ing times, but all offerings were readily abb
sorbed, and the market closed strong at prices
to Mc higher at sO7so 10 sO7sc, sold sSssc. and
then advanced to 811ac TO 91esc- The close was at
equal 10 5.4oO bushels Primary receipts. were
$4,000 bushels. compared with $500 bushels the
corresponding day year ago. Minneapolis, Du-
iuth and Chicago reported receipts OF fI4 cars.
against 24s last week and SS7 cars year ago.
Corn strong. principally with the advance
in wheat prices. It was affected to some extent
by the hot, dry weather prevailing over al
most the entire corn belt and by a firm market at
Liverpool. An advance of 1c in the price OF me
cash grain also had 5usn enc 70 o lover
20 to sc higher at sc 70 T411c SOLD at tSESc
Local receipts were - cars, win 10 OF cou'rhoI
grade
by crop damage reports from the Northwest Sash s5i
houses reported few acceptances on overnight BIDS
tember opened sso higher at 44sc. sold at 1850
and then advanced to $40 to bfsc. The close was
a. prays,oas we're strong owing to 1ec to loo ad-
vance IN live hogs. Local packers were the prin-
inE for Investment account. at the close sePtem-
ber pork up lbc at sc ~. Lard was DO higher
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