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The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

Just as the express train stopped at
large station in the Midlands a lady
rushed OUT Of carriage to see after
her luggage, the station being a trans
fer point. and. promptly turning to a
porter, she demanded:
Are you engaged. porter"
NO, madam" was the lattsrs curt
reply. I'm q married man." -
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

lish people for their caddishness
Doubtless, 1t was ignorance on Roses
part. Americans are not much accus-
toned to lower the Stars and Stripes.
Flag lowering was not on the sched-
ule of athletic feats. When it comes
to flag lowering, Americans are not
in it with the English.
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

i One of the striking evidences Of the
the recent claim Of the Republicans
that they are going to carry North
carolina and Georgia, while the Dem
ocrats are claiming Iowa. After the
dog days are over these delusions will
pass away
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

The Commoner makes this thserva-
ton relative to remarks that passed
between Cardinal Logue and Mr.. Rock
efeller: You have q beautiful coun-
try" said Cardinal Logue to Mr. Roc&~
efeller. The Cardinal not only has an
eye for the beautiful but a rare dis
cernment as to Ownership"
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

Ralph Rose, an American athlete
from California, not being UP on eti-
yQuette proper in the presence Of the
royalty. omitted to lower the Stars
Sand Stripes in the presence of King
Edward, and as result Americans
are being roundly abused by the Eng
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

President Roosevelt and Judge
.Grosscup have each gone outside of
1.-THE record and beyond the proprieties
lin their discussion of the recent Stand
ard Oil decision. 1t is evident that the
effect which the decision at this time
may have
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

Already coat pockets are beginning
to I'LL with the cards Of candidates and
the only relief in sight is the small
boy, crying, "Give me an election card,
Mister
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

First Prelate's throne room in our
(Clin,e.
Throughout this mighty nations
(Sweep:
For Joy thy children weep!
AS sap up from the root below
Runs through the plant, just So thro
(thee
Thy f1rst-stone benedictions flow
Thyself cornerstone to be
OF fabric prodigy!
How like the Gospel seeds when sown
Their "hundredfold" Of fruit is thine
Behold thy only Bishops throne
Now multiplied by ninety-nine.
All branches of thy Vine.
Where else on earth a match for this
Within single nations sphere?
Let kist'ry search. it's bound to miss
The natchless fact is Now and
(Here!
No duplicate fear
But OH thy Work upon that floor!
So many sided. vast and grave,
BY day and night for cycles boar
Not one days rest for Belfry's slave
Or tanitor-thA Aoors
Hail. Capitol: where croziers flock,
This Nations Latin laws Of might
TO hammer out upon that rock.
Thy legislative anvil bright.
Hail, Senate Hall Of Light
A book on home rule. by Henry
Stone, the Irish author and admins
traitor. published in Dublin in 1898, was
dedicated to Father Greene in the fol-
lowing terms:
II dedicate this work to my lifelong
friend and fellow citizen Of cashel,
the Rev. John Henneberry Greene, NJ.
A., LII. B., over 10 years editor of St.
Joseph's Gazette. Baltimore, United
States Of America. and prior to his or.
dination, editor Of the Catholic Tele-
graph Of Cincinnati.
"He held high post in the legal
department Of the internal revenue at
Washington, subsequently to the war
between the North and South, in which
he took a conspicuous part.
HE gave up his position and pros
poets to become priest. was ordained
at Mill Hill, London. and appointed hs
Cardinal Vaughan to the charge Of the
foreign mission at Baltimore for the
conversion Of the colored people. There
he became editor. as stated His adj
vocacy Of the rights Of the colored race
in America in his illustrated quarterly
under the auspices Of Cardinal Glib
bons, excited admiration.
II am proud to have his cordial ap-
proval Of my work. He is par excel
lence the patriot 1rish-American poet,
priest and litterateur. He is author .:
the biography Of his cousin, the Rev.
DR.. John Lanigan, the ecclesiastical
historian Of Ireland and Of various
works on English rule in ireland, Irish
scenery. etc. He holds a high record
in that truly excelle1t work, David j.
o. Donoghue's, "The Poets Of Ireland"
Mr.. Stone was formerly at the head
Of the Irish inland revenue service AMI
is the author Of several well knowd
economic works.
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

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The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

Tho above rates include cost OF postage
TO any part Of the United States. Canada
or Mexico. To Canada and foreign coun-
6iuonal.
The Irish standard., 1908-08-01

lny jubilee we shout!
One hundred years ago today.
(Thanks be to God and our sires)
They perched thee here aloft and Law
Thy Cornerstone above the spires!
Away from floods and fires.
When first the sun thy Dome ablazed
(Thy pile complete up from the sod)
oh. how thy children stood amazed
At thy fine scale as house of God
And on thy beauty gazed!
Yes. then beauty seldom met,
This country still in swaddling clothes
And in log cabin cradle yet.
When thou. to bless the Babe
AS now the Giant shows:
The noble streets round esplanade
Fall back and open ranks to face
Thy pillar-blaze of Colonnade,
Thy towering Minarets Of grace
And grand approach to trace.
Cathedral. Number One in time.
Primatial rank is thine to keep:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30


sSR ieiner glmtsppbnung an 9otpn>
ing Street itdrb IN 2onoon Sir 6enz
m Campbell 9annerman. Der Friibere
premisrminiiter Gngldnbs, an elmer
langpterigsn unb fdmsr3baftenRraut=
beit, Die i'm bereits ieit gohen ans
Eager gefeHelt unb aud DsrdnlaBt
bate, 0em a6nigt feline AeTignation
81 unterbreiten. Der perforbene
Staatsuann mar am 7. 5eptember
1886 sebpren. erbislr Teine 9lusbil-
bung In Der @lnsepp llniberTitdt
unb i'm 9rinits golleee gu @ams
bridge. Sm Sabre 1899 fpurbe ,r
ais NahFolger pDn Sir Wiaiam
5arcourt gum 5ibrer Der Iibsralen
0ppoIitton srpdblt. Qlls prsmiermi=
nifter 8alfour i'm December 1905
fsin 4nt nieDerlsgte, er1iett Sir
gampben<Bar aerman bon benz G0uis
as ben 4uftrau. ein iibtrales Mintites
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30
5L1tt1tt1tEr ~
Nns @nnnnn.

Bruno, Sasf., i'm gpril 1908
Riir3li4 bate iib eine grobe 9lnsabl
5armer aus ber llmQe9eno bier ber=
iammglt, um ben 8prtrdgen Der 6erru
8uncan QuoerIon bon auab1 uno g.
u. RiIlougb BON 9enie, Sasf., ansu=
b0ren. 6err glnoerIon Iprah iiber
Pfer0e3u6t, Iotpie iiber bic Deridieoe=
men 8orteile Der 8iebsu6t, ferner iiber
6armbetrieb i'm allgemeinen uno bic
9ebanolunq bon 8ieb uno bic gb=
| iddbuug 0eiIelbcn. gr iprah 70 tlar
Iuno OeritdnDli9 iiber bieIe Saden, oaB
| es ieoer iosuIagen NIT Der Snno greifen
tonnte.
8arauf ergriif 6srr Rillouob oas
gBOrt un0 Iprad iiber bas 8aumpflan=
sen auf ben grairiefarmen uno Die
man Die Sarmen beriG6nern uno wert=
boiler MAIDEN fam. Sin ieoer 6armer
iOllte auf ieiner 6arm Elm bubbles
gBdlOhen anlegen uuo gdume gum
Sdub 9e9eu 4dlte uuD BinO pflansen.
Gum S6luB belt Serr g. W}. 9reot,
Der 9erausqeber 0es y@ourier in Re=
gina, cine 4niprahe gum 8eiten Oes
8eutibtllms uno iiber Die GOtnen6iq-
teit oes 3uIammerarbeitens oeiielben.
Sr iagte, mir 3eutihen milBten feIt
SuIammenbaIten uno oarauf Ie6en,
oaB uns bic 9lei6en 9e6te suteil piirs
ben, iuie ben llebrigen, un0 oas f6nnte
nur 0ur9 eiif 9eIhlohenes 0orgeben
errei9t peroen. 8ie Geutiden braufs
ten, mas geieBesliebe, 6leiB uno Dire
beitiamfeit anbelan9t, Dor teiner an=
bern 'Rntion 3uriif3utreten. SSerner
braGte er bor, oaB inon biele quite
&eIultate eraielt morben ieien; 10 be-
famen bic Seuihen iiberna oeutihe
5pre1er, mo iolde oerlangt muroen,
bon Der Jfegierung geliefert, audi
m2roen alle fpittigen ejeIeBe bereits in
oeutIher Sprahe georuft un0 Frei
Oerteilt, uno nad Gitern oOer IpdteIfeas
biz 9erbit miro Die 3egierun9 aud
56ulbii6er frei liefern. @r erfldrte
i'm gGeitern Den 3ped iol6er 8erIamm=
lungen uno ging i'm 8eriaufe ieiner
Ge0e CUT Den 9fuBen Der Weniint=
6armerei unb bic rintiae gfleae un6
9altung oes giebes iiber. 8as Short
borns8ieb ertldrie er als oas bette fir
Die bieiige 8egeno. Sic 8erIamm=
lung mar entinieoen erfoloreif uno
.niro aud CUTE Reiultdte bringen.
D. giasburn uno Iein 8ater famen
bon Wtinneiota bier uno rperoen fih
bier nieoerlahen; eriterer iIf Ngent Der
Waiip Sarris Grntemaidinen uno lein
8ater mirO einen 9iotionss unO 9ub=
maarenlaoeu bier er0ffnen.
Die Ginmanoeruno iif ieBt bereits
10 tart, oaB Die Gilenbabnen ben 8er=
febr meltlih bon gBinnipeo fat ni6f
betpdltigen ibnnen. @s ili elm qutes
J3siden, oab Die 9eute alles mitbrinqen
uno ni4t nit lesren 6dnoen tommen.
1000 gerIOnen tamen in Pprtal an
am 20. Wdr3, um li6 bon bort ins
Snnere BON @anaoa 80 Berteilen.
Corr.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30
aampi ben 6initerIin0en.@

6eiB mar Der Shlrni, bod Iulr 3uritfgei 6lageii
g8aro bliifoes WtudertHm uuD @olbausmubr,
Baln Iperoel ie ben neutll 9lniturm ipdgen,
llno, millit Oh feiue Stlapenfeieln tragen,
Bleib, 0ii6el, dnf Der g9a6tl oolt frei Die
8obH
Nm Sbiir;enbono mag man bic RinOer lenteil,
Doh ninner eilren dbteH. oeltti6eu D1ann,
@r lerltte, elbit slI bauoelg, ielblt Slt Oenteu;
Btae rlbie 6ols unO geiue Der uerrenten,
Ber i6on ermadien, nod nibt loufen tonul
oubt udbt anf SSeoen, Der I'M Sonueui6eine
9htr iiebt, ple llutraut iippig feimt uIo treibt,
llnb pie BEL frobGn Dieinhen i'm 8erei1ie
Dtit uit'gem Sang, bel Cans unb Spiel nno
0eine
Der 6eufel 9rinieuo MIR Die 6duoe reibt
5trie9 lei ertldrt beit ieigen 6iuiterliil9en,
@s brau6t bos 9unb ein lebeusirob @ei6lebt,
D'uim, oeiltl6er Dtibel, balte blont Die
Rlingeu,
Sap lie INN 0eiuer @iegner SbGoel linqen
SIN neileu Sample fiir Dein 5reibeitsre6tl
sans 0emWtb.
CUR @riuneruu9 an Die Staotpobl unb
ben tommeuOeu g8obltanipf titr perionlide
5reibeit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30
9hman Gnunth.

g8iniam 2iaie. Elm alter gioneer
bon 9pman @Ountp. lie9t NIT Ibmeren
Sranbpunoeu, Die tpahri6einlih Ieinv
en- Sob Sur SSol9e baben peroen, bar=
uieosr. Gr erbielt Ole 8ranomunoen
auf eine b6df ieltiame @eiIe. g8d6r=
eno er cine 9abung 0eu beimbra6te,
qeriet oieielbe in 8rano. 9lls ole
6lammen emporIdlugen, purben Die
Pferoe ibeu uno brannten ourh. Ser
alte 6armer belt Die 3iieel feit, es ge=
lang ibm aud, Die Bferoe sum Still
itano 81 bringen, aber oa itanD audi er
ibon in 6lammen. 9iur Dem llmltanoe,
oaB elm MaiIergraben In Der 9tdbe mar,
IN Den er ipran9 bate er es 81 Deroan=
ten, oaB er ni1t eieno perbrannte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30
Staaten, mo bic ,9rpbtbittou
nit Der u6ti9eu 4nitren9uug
iieqen tanu@.

3otal- Glettorals 5timmen fir Yro.
bibition: 1873 uno 1913, SuIammen
3l6 =. aliO "a Stimmen mebr als
u0tig.
8ereits tpuroe cine 8epe9un9 vNa=
tiOnal Siiue Mooement@ ins Qeben ge-
rufen, um 100000 ameritaniIhe
Stimm8eber bur9 llnterI6rift 3p 9es
winnen, nm Die 6ra9e BON 1908 ein=
fir allemal abSutun4. llno Der Mnnn,
Der Die 8Ogen fir bic llnterl9riIten
III @bas. 81. Sonss, 90 2a
Sale Str, Chicago.
9Bie Die 2eler ieben, re9nen Die
9rObibitiOniiten init Der n0tiQen
Nrbeit" beitimmt auf Siio 8atota.
4IIO miiiIen mir Die n6tige gegenarbeit
beiorgen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

Inter ben 9aFnaieren, peG=
DE Oiefer Suge an 8pr0 bes Dom=
piers rRprpna" BON WeTtinbien in
Rem Yorf anlangten. pdreu Rapitdn
8. 8. 0aroD. feline Satin, Iein
S0bndhen uno aht Mann BON Der Be-
feBrng beg ameritaniIden Sbopners
80. s. 5bumpfon", Der am 8. qpriI
an Der Riiits pon 2lndgonbd sSslunb
fgheiterte. Dds 5abr3sug. melthss Der.
Rheoerei BON gropen &c SburIton in
Bolton seb0rte. mar duf Der 5abrt
BON Baltimore na9 8isqueso So
lamb. Der 683 snnnen aroBe 5dops
nsr mar 1889 etbaut. glls Der Shpps
ner auIfief. retttte Iit9 bic 9eTabung
in einem 9fuberboote un0 g,tangfe
mad CT. Shpmas. no tie an 9orb
btr psaprnna- gins.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

Die grobibitionifen baben bereits
ausasrebnet, OnB Iie i'm 9tooember ben
Brdlioenten ertpdblen f6nnen. 8on
483 BrdFioentenelettoren Der 46 Staa=
ten Der Union Itnh nur 242 gu ibrem
Siea nHtig. glahlte6enbe Isabelle be-
neiIf, mie oieie gnrtei Der berpirrten
8ernunft bereits ben Sieg ausgered=
net bat:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

Qlm S5reitag leBter @o6e puroen
5eile pon SOuiiianu, Wtiiiiifippi unO
Alabama bon einem fur9tbaren 3or=
naoo betmgeIuht, Der in feiner spur
6unoerte BON 3Oten uno Sterbenoen
Ser Stlum rate nnf6ein=
eno in elmer 8rette BON 100 Wteilen on
manAen 5tellen unO 500 bon gBeIt
mad Gli.
8an5e Drti9aften spurben fOrtgeril-
len unb Der @igentuEisf1absn mirb
cine bphe 3iffer errei6en.
Die 3abl Der Soften unb 8erleBten
hottfnf.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

Bon 0uron mad Nberbeen iii
cine eleetriTAe Grolepbabn BON 0urpn
6apitaliiten III. d. s. u. gleaber)
9eplant.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

ma6len miro betanntli9 in 5iio= De
tOta Ourh oas BON Der leBten 2egis=
latur beI6lo6ene 3eferenbum auBer
9ofal=Sption audi iiber County,
abgeitimmt merben. Seoer
@ingepeibte neiB, oaB @0untn=
Option 8robibition be=
oeutet, uno Die 9artei Der bers
wdHerten 8ernunft bat lth ielblt oa=
bin ausgeipro6en. Inter oicIem pros
ieftierten @eisb mus jebes @Oun
tn, tpenn 10 Bro3ent Der 8eDOlter=
un9 es miinihen, allie 2 Sabre
fir 2icen3 ltimmsn, ebe ieoe Staot,
ieoer Srt ooer ieoes 5oDnibip i'm
@ountD nDh ertru iiber gicen3 obs
itimmen tann. Sn Counties, Die
ge9en 2icenS ifimmen, miro ieoe
2otal Option gBabl binfdllig. 8as
rum, oeutIde Stimmgeber, ertennt
ben @rnEt Der Sage! Sanlmelt Sub
unter einem Banner: @egen
8robtbitipnl 2aft sud niht
burd fOl9enoe giinItige 5abelle in
falf1e Siacrbeit iuisgsn:
90 ablrefultate am 81. april.
SrOfen gin9en:
Nlit6ea (2W, Sale greIton 15),
Baltic (28), gnrter, 0tiler (l5),
@eooes CD, glear Gate (15), Surlen
(29), SiIieton (22), 8rittOn IA.
@lart (30), Summit (?). 8eSmet
(63), 9luon (9), @roton (4, Ganton
(51), gBiller tl5), Qleranoria (28).
9laB sinaen:
Siour Sails (553), @oonIodet CD,
Chamberlain (274), 8riogepater
(29). 2ennOr (50), gBebTter (l00),
8su &apios (25), @enterpiae (53),
giiborg (29), @arretion q u, 9latte
(47), Mil6anf GA, @bjte 2ate (35),
(52), 2lberoeen, gierre (75),
8pnoaa (55), gIantinton (45), Geb=
iieIo (6), Gimbaa (31), Scotland (5),
0ot Springs (92), 8eresforo (4,
Salem (63), 8oianD (5), QlIb!pn (5),
GrmOur (0, 3puoaa (55), 2eao,
9eaomoOo, SpearfiIb, Stureis, 3ea,
6lanoreau, @ltton, partIton (71).
9ie 3ablen 6inter ben Grten 9ebell
Die Waioritdt Der Stimmen fir reIp.
9egen 9icen5 an.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

abOanisrt 0uF ben 9sutfasn
6eroIo".
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30
ArteIIe vcll IeIert ilDer den
DeAtIAell BercId.

Der 8eutId- 9erolo@
1T Elm e6tes oeuiI6es 6amilien=
blatt, bat 8elebrun9en aus alien
@ebieten uno &OrreIponoen3en
aus alien Weltteilen. Sh Deroe
ben 9eiern nod meter BON Der I
gBOl9age9eno berihten. Sesbalb
iollte ieDrr Seatidlr aus AuBs
lauS ben .9emtl9rm 5eralO''
balten.
Nlataropta, 26. 5ebruar 1908.
9einri9 Bauer.
SD m0bte. baB ieOer geuiIde
in ben oeutihen GolOnIeen SaD-
9tuBlanDs, her 5reunoe in 9imes
rita bat, ben 8eutIhen 6erOln"
bsitsllen ioilte, poer I1reibt @uren
6rsunoen in Nmerita, Den 9.
o. SUD SuSuienoen.
@ottlieb gnsminger.
Ser yReutide Serolb~ iit nun
ib0n ur1Ier millfemmensr 0aIf
qetDOroen, iueGben mir niAt per-
minen mDnten.
Wtengermen, @oub. Saurien.
@mil glruolo.
Wenn uniere Deutfhen in 8a=
fota nod feline quite 3eituns ba-
ben, oann smpfehle i'd ben
.8eutf1en 6erpI0@. Eieies
8latt lit mirtIin unterItiBun0s-
lpert.
glapoleon. q. D., 7. DRdrs '0s.
Deinr. o. Miller.
N-~>>~Nr~N<~Ne~N~>,<~4~-~Ns~>~~~-~Nr.~>
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-04-30

Die 3abl Der nur leidt Yerlabten lit
n bieier 3abe!Ie ni9t sntbaltsn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK April 27The action of the stock market today con
based on the
the PENNSYLVANIA bond subscriptions The subscription
anin closed opened
of the bids will be obtanabe for several days the
brilliant
with who had been proceeding on the assumption OF
irregular The efforts extend the prices occurred in
of Penn
sysn apply Union Pacific Its forthcoming bond
Confidence
continuance
Oft sterling
United steel conspcuous heavy
of sellers who
striving prices reduced both
hopeful
Of Paul.
carried levels
butfh movement n general list less effective
value S4SN United States
bonds .yeTeu eulncha call
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
LOCAL MARKETS
sam Francisco Money Market

The week opened quietly with no variation IN
rates aside from a decline in silver and hong
kong exchange
The Imperial bank of Germany yesterday re-
duced It's minimum rate of discount from o15
to 8 per cent.
lar financial letter: with one or two excep-
tions all the eastern centers report an eIn-
barrassing accumulation of funds, despite the
recall of government deposits. Although interest
rates are low there are not enough borrowe ers
to 60 around, and the banks are wondering
what to do With SO much Sasn tas is sns .ns
will relieve itself just soon as business
men again pluck up courage to start new ven
lures requiring eapta or LENDERS ,nnn cease TO e1
I'm San Francisco there is far from being
a plethora Of money. Although the necessities
of crop moving are thing OF the past iol
this season. there is enough ordinary commercial
business to use all the loose funds not required
for reserves, and interest rates are wen main
tanned Mt levels little higher than they were
upon the cash resources of the people In the
past two years have had the effect of reducing
quite materially the aggregate OF bank deposits,
that there Is less money for loanng pur-
poses.
The demand for mortgage loans to finance
building operations is greater than the sup
ply, and although the savings banks are doing
all they can. large part OF the loaning is
done by individuals. There are some indica-
tions that the eastern life insurance compa-
nies will bring money into this market, attract
ed by the high rate of interest and the ex-
celent security offered.
The Paris market has been somewhat unset
fled by the slump in the diamond trade and
Persia s 1t is therefore probable that. Paris win
that that g gold i0 Shipments It's from this country Vim Be
diverted toward that center.
Germany has been buying considerable gold
In the London market lately, and money. al
though still high. has been moving gradually
toward cheaper rates."
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
Potatoes, Onions and vegetable.

Arrivals of asparagus were unusually large for
Monday. nearly 1.4O0 boxes coming TO hand on
the early boats and trains. With these heavy
supplies in sight and the usual big Tuesday de-
ticipation Of lower prices and the quotations
were lower all around, the Gamers being able to
secure supplies at 3Q4c pound. Some Of the
receipts were In poor condition. having been
exposed to the sun all day Sunday, and such
STOCK had TO be sold very cheap. Peas, new po-
tatoes and rhubarb were all lower on increased
supplies and rather light trading String beans
prompt sale at previous prices. Southern egg
plant brought 1S@20c pound and summer
squash from the Coachella valley sold at 81 .75
a. box. New onions were easier, the Ber-
muda variety weakening on the arrival Of a
straight carload, which turned over at 81 90
crate to jobbers, who were asking a small ad-
vance from store. The best lots OF all kinds OF
prices, but the market overstocked with in
ferior quality Oregon Burbanks, which were being
urged for sale at weak rates.
<Potatoes-Lompoc Burbanks, $1@1.10 per ctl;
Oregon Burbanks, S5c@s1.05 per ctl; river
whites, JOc@Sl per bag; sweet potatoes, s.. .50l
per ctl; new potatoes, 2G3c per lb.
Onions Australian, $545.50 per ctl; Bermu-
per box; red, 2ls M3c per lb.
Neutrality-suspicious. 60Ic per lb for ex-
ira, 50519c for No. and So &c for No. 9: to-
matoes Mexican S1.50G2 per crate; green pep
pers, 2O@2oc per ID; cucumbers, 75eQ 81 % per
dozen; green peas. $1.2o@1.50 per sack for ordi-
nary and S1.T5@2 for telephone; string beans,
12h@171ac per ib; rhubarb, 75cdls 20 per box;
and $1Gl.50 for small crates; cabbage. 35G soc
per ctl; caulihower. 50GS5c per dozen; carrots,
I5c per sack; turnips, 75c per sack; mnrrowfat
and Hubbard squash, $15@2U peF-ten.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS

Wall street stocks several points higher.
Bank Of Germany reduces of discount to cent
Copper stocks steady to firm Copper metal lower
Cotton romZ to II points lower.
Local stock market opens the week dull and featureess
Silver lower Hong5ong exchange declined.
Other exchange unchanged.
Cash wheat firmly held for higher prices
Barley futures again advance sharply owing to dry weather
Liberal lines of wheat and barley arrive from the north
Oats strong and held above views OF buyers Corn firm
Hay. beans and feedstufs about as before quoted
Grain bags dull owing to unfavorable crop weather
Bad reports coming in from the prune districts
Fresh and. cured meats as previously quoted
: Asparagus declines under large arrivals.
Potato market overstoced with cheap stock Onions lower
Fresh fruit market shows few features
Egg market still unsettled by keen competition.
Butter slightly lower. No change in cheese.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain nnd prov,.,or.

CHICAGO. April 27.-The wheat market was
dull and sentiment was bearish from start to
hnish. The market opened weak because of a
decline OF Id at Liverpool. which was based upon
larger shipments from Russia during last week
Excellent weather in the southwest also caused
considerable selling at the start. July opened
Nc to NC lower at sSEc to SSTc, advanced to
Se1sc and then declined to ss%c. The close was
weak at sSsc. May sold between 96%c and
9Ta4 and closed at 07Mc.
Corn weak early in the day in sympathy
with wheat but later became firm on buying by
shorts The close was firm. July opened u a &c
lower to shade higher at 62Ac to 6215c adj
vanced to 62& @62%c and closed at 621a a62 Nc
The oats market was firm. Cold weather In
Kansas and Nebraska was strengthening nfu-
ence. July opened Ac higher at 45hc, sold OF
to Acc and closed at 45Ac.
Prov isons were weak all day because Of a
liberal receipts. At the close July pork was
down l5c at $l317Ia, lard was 507iac lower at
SS.20@S.229 and ribs were 10c lower at 81 O5.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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