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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Battleship Fight.

The construction OF four battleships was
urged in a special message to congress.
and a fight for this program was led by
administration members of both the SEN
ate and the house. which contest resulted
in failure. An appropriation was made
for the construction Of two battleships.
and the policy of authorizing two each
year was announced By Republican lead
ers which was generally regarded as a
concession 10 the presidents big naval
program. Authority TO name z tariff COM
mission and to appoint experts to gather
data. with a view TO the revision of the
tariff a the next session. was strongly
advocated. As result resolutions were
adopted in the senate authorizing the
committee on finance. and in the house
authorizing the committee on ways and
means. 10 conduct individual investiga-
tons These committees are empowered
TO employ such experts as they need.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Many Labor Bills.

Numerous bills affecting labor were con-
sidered by both the senate and the house.
In the form I'm which the bills were pre-
scented. organized labor was not heart
lily behind them. and questions concern
ing the cOnstitUtiOnality of many OF the
measures. in the light of recent decisions
by the supreme court of the United States,
raised other barriers.
II is conceded that more legislation
would have resulted had il not been for
the pending national elections. The cleo
tiOns placed the maiOTity in "A delicate
situation fact not overlooked by the
Democrats in the house. who further COM
plicated the Republicans position by a
filibuster 20 compel the passage of meas
uTes demanded by President Roosevelt
and opposed by q majority OF the Re
publicans in both branches Of congress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Praise for One; Prison the other.
Roosevelt and the steel Trust.

"A few months ago the largest cap
italiZed corporation on the globe sent its
representative 10 the chief executive OF
the United States, asking permission To
take over its principal competitors. II
is currently reported that permission was
granted and so far as / know the Amer
lean people approve. | have no hesitancy
in saying that this is the only first-class
country in the world where permission
could have been obtained from the ex-
ecutive department of the government.
Anywhere else such g case would have
YER
Il am expressing no opinion as 10 the
wisdom or want of wisdom of such pro-
cedure. l am simply citing instances to
illustrate the operation OF the law of
evolution which carries us onward. and
undoubtedly in the main toward better
things.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Almost Complete Failure.

Out OF this condition of affairs was
steeTed d new employers liability law. 60
take the place Of that declared Unc0Hsti-
tutiOnal DN the supreme court. and there
is pending "A bin providing Tor the, COM
pensatiOn of government employees ia haz-
ardous occupations who are injured in
line OF duty. Other matters of equal or
greater Importance 10 organized labor
failed. These include an anti-iniuuctiou
law; provision for the exemption Of or
ganiZed labor from the treble penalty
clause of the Sherman antitrust law and
other amendments TO relieve the labor un-
ions from the operations of this law.
Some of the striking things urged upon
congress by President Roosevelt other
than those already mentioned. and which
were not enacted. resulted In cCmpFo-
mise. For instance. he wanted a national
child labor law He also asked for the
enactment Of a law regulating child labor
ia the District of Columbia and the terri
tories. and the latter bill was passed. The
bill as passed will not serve as model
act fer the announcement Of state leg
islatures for the reason that il was amend
ed to fit peculiar conditions in the Dis
Trrcf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Grave DANGER Exists.

'EVery condition, however. is fraught
with danger The pessimist is never
without foundation for his fears or the
Optimist for his hopes. | am an optimist
but ] want TO emphasize the fact that
designing, INSCRIPTIONS and ambitious
executive, clothed with authority to fix
rates. to determine the life tenure of cor
pOTations and business combinations and
10 grant or withhold franchises would be
In a position TO perpetuate himself and
his friends in office as long as he was
willing TO accept political support as the
price of immunity. / want 10 suggest that
II is wise TO protest against the day when
the dema gOgue shall be exalted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Needs overhauIins.

He said that he believed our present
banking system, with 20O00 Independent
banks, more nearly meets the need of the
people of this country than a system
like that of the Bank of England would
do. but he declared that the system need
ed a general Overhauing.
1.-THE thing for us to do" he said sis
to take the system we have. examine it.
correct its faults and make it respond
TO public sentiment. for if any one thinks
he can ignore public sentiment that per-
son will learn his mistake when it is too
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Security to Depositors.

On the question of affOrding security
TO the depOsitor Mr. Bryan declared that
the temptation 10 gamble was the source
of most of the great bank failures. and
suggested the necessity for a law that
would remove this temptation from per
sons who handle other peoples money 1t
is not enough. he said. TO make banks
reasonably secure. We must provide a
banking system. he said. not only for
reasonable" people, but for ''unreason-
able" ones, and he called il short-sight-
ed policy on the part of the bankers to
resist just demand from Is, 600 900 people
for absolute security.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Railroad Legislation.

Several features were raised which were
designed To place greater powers in the
hands Of the interstate commerce COM
mission in the matter of regulating rail
road rates. Among these was PROPOSE
ton that the commission proceed 10 as
certain the physical valuations Of rail-
roads: that the commission be given the
power TO suspend increases in railroad
rates pending an investigation Of the JUS
ttce of such advances: allowing railroads
TO make pooling agreements and a num-
Der Of other questions involving the reg
ulatiOn of interstate commerce. None OF
these bills was passed. but "a substantial
victory for the commission was won in
the appropriation of $4,000 for the estab-
Continued on Page 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-23
Advised to Be Honest.

"As 10 the reduction of our repre-
sentation in congress" he said, I'm
Continued on Page 2.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17
Ginigteit madDt fart
Gtpus iIbsr bic Jarmers 5lebator So.
in 9artforO, g. ..

gBas oas cooperative GpItem fir Die
5armer bereits eetan bat uno mas nod
meiter BON oemielben fitr Die 9erbehers
ung Der inouItrielen 9erbdltniiIe in
unIrem Staat ermartet meroen oarf
benefit Die @rfabrung Der 5armers
@leDdtOr 6 0. in 0artfOro, g. 9.
(0iinnebaha @p)
Die 6armsrs @lebator So. bon
Sartforo nuroe am q. Sanuar 1902
incorporiert. 8ie @riinoung batte nit
Oenielben Q9ioerlpdrtigteiten su tdmps
fem iuie an0ere dbnli1e @rilnouneen
i'm Staate. 2lber Das 8eIultat mar,
oaB i'm SUM- oeielben SSabres bereits
Elm @lebator nit elmer Rapa3itdt fir
20, 900 9uibels oaltano unter 2eitung
~. S. Sunts.
SIN eriten Snhr oes 8elte6ens Der
@siellidaFt puroe in SartfOro nabe3u
cine Mliaion Su. @etreibe gu Martte
oebra1t, ebenIo inn 3ueiten Sabre.
6armer tamen nit i6rem @etreioe
iiber "A Wleilen nett nad SartFpr0.
9eute, bic Dor Der @riinoung oieler
@sIelI9aft niemals oaran 0a1ten, ibr
@jstreioe mad oieiem Marti Su brins
gen, tamen uEo 7erfauften oohelbe
bier un6 murben bafiir gut entiddoigt,
peHn man Die hieRgen greife nit
ben an anoern Grten he3ablten Der.
glei6t. Die Jarmer fuGren ourh be-
na1barte Grte birett nah Sartfor0,
uno tDenn man Fragte, Darum Iie Is
bis % Meilen tpeiter Il nah 6artfor0
fubrsn. Da iie bod ibr @etreiDe 5 bis
10 Nleilen In oer 9ldbe ibrer 6armen
Dertaufen f6unten, baum anttportetea
iie: nWsil iG bort 10 Gents per Gu.
mebr fir msine @erEte uub 4 big 9
@ents PER Su. nisbr fir neinen 9afer
hetcmmes aIs auf oen uaheH 1lartteu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17
4trtetle nnat geI,rras.

g@igenlob rieht nidt gut. 8as
bette @hren3eugnis fir ben IS. 8.
lino Die bielen lhmei9elbaften ur=
teile geraOe leitens bar inteIlieenten
Qeier, pel1e ben .. 8. nit ans
bern 9lGtiern bereleihtn uno bar
aus ibre Gdliife sieben. gBolIten
tpir aae llrteile aus Dem 9eierfreiie
aboruden, 10 f6nnten mir 0anse
Seiten oamit ftlen. Sir beute
aenii9e fOlgenoes nsue G6renseug,
nis (8ie 9teo.)
Strestsr. %. o, /. sept. '08.
Ser DeutI6e SerolO" 1T cine
BET befien beutf1en 3eis
tungen. BON gr6Btsr 9ei9bal=
iigteit uno mabrlid billia eenuq,
(nur sl.50) in 0inliht auI Die
Men9e bon intereFauten Neuiateiten
BON nab unb fern, uno beionbqrs
aus unirer alien 6eimat. Gs freut
mid ltets, psnn Der 3. 3. In
meinem 0auie anlangt. Sin leoer
oeutihe 6armer ioute Oen %. g..
i'm 5auIe baben.
~. Rlingnann.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17

Itellen, Oh oieie ms9r ais unermartete
politiI6e Qunne BON Dem 9eorit=lleber=
faq nidt Der politiIhen 5Sieberpbantalie
entIprungen tit. SIT Oas ni9t oey
6al, oann mag Siio=Datota cine 3tpnr
flr3e, aber nm 10 tollere Gampagne
erleben, inn 8ergIeib nit Der Die Bri-
mdrpa6l" Der preine QGaileninabe 4
mar.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17

8elfsnt ben ,,3enij6en 6srolb"
ii erifeE 9inie. SE briHgt bic gasas
ri9tsn, iuel9s ansDartige 3rituueeu
Hidlt briggen u. ai6t briusea fSmElrm.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17

Itellen, oh bieie me9r als unertuartete
politilhe Qunhe BON Dem 0enrlt=llebers
fal nidt Der politiIhen 75ieberpbantalie
entIprunqen 1T. SIT oas nibt oeg
6an, oann mag Siio-8atota cine 8pnr
furse, aber nm 10 tolere Gampague
erleben, i'm 8ergleib nit Der Die Bri=
mdruabl" Der greine Qeniieninabe@ (
mar.
Die 9emntrnten i'm Stnatr baben
Iib no1 immer ni1t iibsr Die @ntihei=
ounQ bes 5taatsobergeribts berllhigt,
uonad lebteres Die 9fapiO @itD Ron=
oeution ni1t anertsnnt unO als i'm
gBioerIpru9 nit ben 8eitimmungen
oes Observation-Disclosures ertldrt. Wiit
2tusnabme Der bel Der grintdripabl
9lominierten (@ouperneur, 9ice=@Ou=
perneur uno Elm 6on9reBmitglieo),
miiIien alfp ale iibrigen bemOfratiiben
GanOioaten ourh getition auf
einen anoern 9laB Des Stimn5ettels
geItellt neroeu, unb nem iie bel Der
geieBliben 8u5ung ni1t glei1 grups
piert Ueroen, muB jeoer Ganoioat in
cine Spalte fiir iiG iel6er gfltellt wer=
Oen. 8as mag Elm Guooel.Ruooel
tperoenl
ggGhrrnn bns Craan graluFnr0s
urD 8eiieps, bic Is. 81. 8ailp BreB
Iitb iiber Die gatenIhaft Der infamen
gountD=Gption=gia unb erIt reht iiber
leBtere griinOlid ausibmeigt (Iie
tpeiB, parun), miiien mir Dem : 2lr=
9us= 9eaOer" oas Rompliment MAIDEN,
oaB er Ipdt erIt, aber oennph
Den Nlut bate, sfarbe 80 betennen uno
bic gountD= GptiOn=8iQ 3u peroam=
men uno Qlei1beoeuteno nit PrDbibi=
tiun su ertldren. Sr lit fir 2otal.
Option unO peiit nit 9eht nuf bic
9ro6ibitiDns3eiten bin, no e in SiOur
SAILS 20-25 SalDDns" CAB, bic ben
@jeIeBeu 6obn Ipra9en uno reguldre
StrafgelOer 0pie in 5opa) sa6lten,
uuo mo es nibt m09lia mar. cine
Surn 81 fiuoen, nel6e iOlte 9rrbi=
bitionsz @irti6afisn IaloR. Sir oie=
ies monnbofte 8etenntris Iplen oem
! 9lr9us=Seaoer1 man6e Siiuoen per=
geiieu uerCen.
gernu audi biC 9nbiancr Tt 1ripp
Guunth ei1en 5eil Oes beiten 9anoes,
meiitens an ben Str6men entl0ug, be-
reits Sugepieien erbielten, 10 meroen
Oennoh 1000 8ierteliectionen guten
2anoes iibrig bleiben. Der iiiolihe
Sell oes gountps beitebt teilneiie aus
5anoboOen, i'm n0rOlideu 5eile lit
Der 8ooen (5Cneroe) iaperer uno
befer. gDaher tann fat LIBERAL 9e.
funoen peroen. Sic Qlnla9e elmer
$50 Nteilen langea 8elepbonlinie BON
3allns nah Der 3ofebub=
u Qentur 1T bereits i'm 8au uno
Iol fertig iein, ebe Die lanobungri9e
@Oltermanoerlng be9innt. 6iiuf 3e=
Qierungs SOmnlites tDuroen bereits
BON Der ge66roe reierpiert. llno pdb-
reno in 9aIlas (no Suoge 8.
SO. 9Gitten pom 25. B. lt ab nit
einem Corps BON glerts meilen miro,
um Die @rofnung Bu leitem bereits Elm
rieiiger Boom" hsrridt uno Die 9reiie
ftir gguiineBs 2ots unheimlid geaies
qen iino, 10 bat bic 8eb6roe pon
Dallas sugleih an9eblit 9Orior9e ge=
troifen, baB Iib nit Dem 2anos uuo
@eIobunger nidt aud Die .,8dmbler=
6oifilhe" einitelen, mel6e Iia, ME Die
Qasqeier. 9emODnli9 bel iOlben 2anos
er0hnungen eiil5uitelen pflegen. 0ofs
fentlib benahrbeitet iih leBtere Gunoe
sum 8eiten Der oiolioen@ 6armer
uno 2anbIuher. (lleber Die @inSel=
beiten Der @r6ffnun9 BON 5ripp So.
Iiebe an auberer Stplle oes 81.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17
Goitorielle Streiflid,ter.

9as nffi3irae thermometer 3ei9te
am 5amit6g g Ml., ben II. sept. ,
In Giour SAILS 81 @raO Sibe unO am
GonntQQ 95 grnn; in 6uron tporen
es Ipqar 103 @rob. 9lun linD mir I'M
3meifel, oh Dies eine 8orbereitun9 fir
cine ettpoi9e nod beOorltehenoe pOli=
tiIthe Sieoebibe oosr eiil griaB fir Die
bisberige politiide aiible iein ioll.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17

geer Iagt, bag in siiSsSafota tein
aarn wad)lf? 8ie oiesjdbrlge Rorn=
ernte mtro 3uperldiiigen geri6ien 3u=
fOlee oieieiige nler friibelen Sabre
iiu0 Die unierer 91abbdrltoaten in 0eE
S6atten iteaeu. SIN 3utunft miro
mun alIo Dem 5itel nSDnnI6einltaat"
nod ben 5itel ,,aOrnitaat" hinsufiigen
t0nnen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-09-17

t5ortlsbuns auf ssite ~
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05

The position which our government
has won before the world under the
Republican administration should in.
sure the benefit of everyone, even the
humblest of those entitled to look TO
the American flag for protection with.
out regard to race, creed or color, or
whether he is citizen of the United
states or any of our dependencies. In
some countries in which we are on
friendly terms, distinctions are made
IN respect to the treatment Of our citi.
zens travelling abroad and having pass.
ports of our executive, based on con.
siderations That are rcpugnant TO the
principles of our government and civil
hzatlon. The Republican party and
administration win continue to make
every proper endeavor to secure the
abolition of such distinctions which in
our eyes are needless and opprobrious
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05

Get a copy Of the Journal. Mini
Industrial and Mining edition Of
pages before the supply is exhausted
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Maintenance Of Full Power Of Courts
Necessary to Avoid Anarchy.

zine administratiOn OF justice lies at
the foundation Of government. The
maintenance If the authority Of the
courts is essential unless we are pre-.
pared to embrace anarchy. Never in
the history Of the country has there
been such an insiduous attack upon tne
judicial system as the proposal to inter.
ject jury trial between all orders Of
the court made after full hearing and
the enforcement of such orders.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Voluntary Plan for Guaranty.

\ plan for Guaranty Of deposits by
the voluntary act of banks involved
has been favorably reported TO the
House of Representatives. This is, of
course, entirely different from the
scheme in the democratic platform,
emitting, as it does, the feature of com.
pulsory participation and governmental
guaranty. This proposition will un.
questionably receive the thoughtful
consideration of the national Monetary
Commission
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Asiatic Immigration

In the matter Of the limitation upon
Asiatic immigration referred to in the
Democratic platform, it is sufficient to
say that the present Republican admin.
lstration has shown itself able by dip.
lomatic negotiations and without un.
necessary friction with self respecting
governments to minimize the evils sug.
gested and sh6sksent Republican ad-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Postal Savings Banks.

In addition to tnis the Republican
platform recommends the adoption of
a postal savings bank system in which,
of course, the government would he.
come responsible to the depositors for
the payment and interest.
II is thought that the government
guaranty will bring out of boarding
places much money which may he turn.
ed into wealth-producing capital, and
that II will he great incentive for
THRIFT in the many small places in the
country having no savings bank facili.
ties which are reached by the post.
office department. 1t will bring to ev.
eryone, however remote from financial
centers, place of perfect safety for
deposits, with interest returned. The
bill now pending in Congress, which Of
course the Republican convention had
in mind, provides for the investment
of the money deposited in national
banks in the very places in which il is
gathered, or as near thereby as NAV
he practicable. This is an answer TO
tnc criticism contained in the Demo.
cratic platform that under the system
the money gathered in the country will
be deposited in Wall Street banks.
The system of the postal savings
banks has been tried in so many coun.
tries successfully that il cannot be re-
garded longer as n new and untried
experiment.
Objections to Democratic Proposal.
The Democratic platform recon.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05

many other products, notably that Of
Manila hemp. To which the energy of
the islands can be, and is being di.
rected. the cultivation Of what devel
ops the class Of small and intelligent
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05
Charge Of Deficit.

Again 1t charges that deficit of
sixty millions of dollars between the
receipts and expenditures during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1908 occur.
red. AS explained by the secretary of
the treasury at least half of this de.
felt is only an apparent one. The fall.
ing of in receipts was, of course, occas
Toned by the unusual panic, but there
is ample free money in the treasury to
meet the difference and the difference
itself is not half of it properly de.
felt, because involved in IL was the
retirement of some thirty.three millions
of the bonds of the government. Dur.
ing the past seven years, the income
and expenditures of the government
have been nearly equal, some years
showing surplus and others, fewer in
number, a deficit. Taking Que year
with another, including this spring,
there mas been an average surplus.
The surplus last year for instance
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-08-05

n:inistration may be couated on I,
continue the same policy.
Conservation of Natural Resources
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
DECREASE IN IMPORTS.
appraisers Report Shoes Big FaA-
ing off an Fiscal Year.

Official reports in course OF preparation sho"
that the transactions in the office of George W.
Wanrnaker Appraiser of the Port for the govern
rnents fiscal year ending June 80 next have fallen
off sfs7 $50, ,066 compared with the corresponding
twelve months Of 1907
II is believed that the value OF foreign mercnan-
disc passing through the local office in the current
month approximates $40, 900 900. In May the ap-
praised values amounted TO s49S59,72S. The total
sppraised value of foreign goods entered at New
York in the year ended June 80 will reach In the
neighborhood of s71417O.714, compared with sSoZ'-
obO $50 for the fiscal year ended June 30 1904.
The report shows that the entries were heaviest
in July and August of last year. which are the first
two months Of the fiscal year now ending Ihe
July imports aggregated s77,1oes9s while those for
August footed up s74,4i3,94 The remaining months
show transactions ranging from s6700o.0Oo in Octo-
Der TO $40 S59. 900 last month. The lowest record
for imports was in February last when merchan-
disc 10 the appraised value of s4S,2S3,06o was
brought in.
Last years gain over the previous fiscal year Of
1906 was s115,4Ss 03S is per cent In the fiscal
year Of 1905 the appraised value Of merchandise
examined by the Appraiser is set down at s679,-
446s26, which is considerably more than the sta
tistics for the current year.
Heavy falling off is observed in the entry OF
precious stones and automobiles
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Queenstown. June %. Ii m-Umbria C5r,. New fc'A
Liverpool
Plymouth June 81 { a u-Br~men Ger New YORK tcr
Cherbourg and Bremen; t2-25 m ST Lous' Ne'
York Charbourg aud Southampton
London June 26 -Narragsnsett tErl. New Tors -,
Cherbourg. -. p m-BEemen tGer' Ne" lo4A "
Plymouth Bremen - x,-..
Rotterdam. June %. H-Potsdam tDutcn'' Wv -
via BouIogue. -, ,-r York
Bouogne. June %. 2 a m-Potsdam DutchE Ne" i'
Bordeaux June 23-Trfsnac fF-,. York -.
TIavre June % o a MA Touraius tHrl Nv vo-s
Antwerp June q. 10 a m-Vaderlsnd 'SelS'' Wv
Rotterdam June 27-Ryudam Dutch. New Iors VI
BOulcgne-
Rio d. Janeir, June 21-C'aE1eron 6ReE,. NsV 4orA
Naples. june 24-Csrpathia tBrl. New YORK
I.eghorn. 2+-Fert GtaD. New York
Rio de Janero, June 2f-Tennysou .tBri. NeT 1oLA
Suez. 27-Ava1a tBr'. Batavia etc New fc.S "A
Fiume June 2f-Ultonis (Erl. New York VIA N4P'Ss a.
Trieste ,-.s.
Genoa June 24-Ancona tItaD, New York VIA NspeS Srx
I.yttslton 2T-Stsr OF New Zealand (Br'. SeN -
ST Vincent. e V Melbourne. etc . ,-,,o,,o
Kobe. June T-Kabinga tBrl. New York VIA Co'0-
Ponta F5rraria. June 27-Cretc CBr1. New 4oTA III
Naples and Genoa
London June -Ninustonks tBrl. New YcrS- - e..--
Southampton. June 27-New York. New 1o'A Wa -
Dover, June o. e:15 . m--vaderIaud tBels New foF'
PASSED r,r
Gibraltar. June 2T-Carpathia tBr) Trieste Fluln7 -
eruo ami Naples for New York. - vvx
Prawle Point. June 26--Lt Flandre (Dutchl. NSN -
The LIZARD. Jun- 27-Pherson GSuss). New 4o's 'a
Rotterdam and 1doau- - aons
Sabang June 26-Iudramayo (Br). New York foF H'-s
Kong and Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1908-06-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool. June 27.-ClosIng: wHEAT-spot dull;
No red Western winter. Is 4d; No California, Is
20; futures quiet July Is I'D: September. IS lid;
lean kiln dried IS "a; old American mixed, es I'd
futures quiet; July. 5s 1kd; September 6s sd PEAS
Canadian steady. Is led. FLOUR-winter patents
dull 2ss Cd coTToNsEED oIL,-HuI refned. spot.
steady, 24s I'D HOPS at London (Pacihc Coast)
steady. Il 12sQf2 SIS BEEF-E1tra India mess
steady. 103s Cd PoRK-Frme mess Western. lbs Cd
steady HAMS-Short cut, IA TO 16 10. strong 81
BAC0N-Cumberland 26 to so ID. strong. ass Sd
short rib lb. strong. AS; long mIddles
light. IS to % 10, firm. 45s Sd long clear mddies
heavy 35 80 10, firm, 32s; short clear backs
H. 42s clear bellies IA to 1e lb. strong
Cd. sHOuLDERS-SQuare. IL to 13 lb, strong
LARD-PTfme Western, in terces firm 43s
cd: American refined. in pals. firm. ass. CHEESE
Canadian finest white. old. firm 63s; Canadian
colored. old. firm, e3s: Canadian finest white. new,
SIS: Canadian finest colored,
TALLOW-Prime city, firm. 26s I'd: Australian in
London hr1n. Sis Sd. TURPENTINE-spirits steady
3Os Sd. LISSEED OIfl-F1rIn, 24s ed. PETROLEUM
Quiet esd. RosIN-Common steady. rs 10kd.