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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
ENGINEER BROGGER HAS
PLANS FOR ROADS READY

4 County Engineer L. q. NJ Brogger.
r., and assistants have completed
) Running the levels OF the five roads
recently given out by the Board of
Freeholders. Next week the grade
stakes, will be put in place, and every
thing will be ready for the contract
Ors, who will start the macadam
work at once. Mr.. Brogger besides
being county engineer in also city
surveyor and has in his employ Nor
gan Larson, first assistant; Adolph
Brogger, transitman, and Charles
Barnekov, rodman.
Don't assume that you would not
be able to find 1t among the NEWS
want ads" Test it-test it again to-
morrow!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
WILL SUBSTITUTE AT
THE POST OFFICE.

George Swenson will act as substi-
tute at the postofice during the
month of August.
Two of the carriers, Isaac Harmed
and Charles Seguine, will enjoy their
fifteen days annual vacation. Mr..
Seguine from the LIST to the 18th, and
Mr.. Harmed from the 18th to the 31st,
Mr.. Swenson has recently been in the
employ of Mason & Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

LONDON, July 2T. TIE Standard
this morning publishes a stirring poem
by Rudyard Kipling, entitled South
Africa" which the STANDARD calls ian
eloquent yet condensed statement of
the British case in that country. 1t is
a satire on the governments alleged
haste TO frame new constitutions for
some persons fear that Boer a%scendency
will be again established in the Trans.
Vaal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
Coal Cost Her SD.

Annie Hyriski, twenty years old,
of 127 Charles street, was arrested
last night by Special Lehigh Valley
Officer James McDermott, who caught
her stealing coal. She pleaded guilty
this morning and was fined SO by the
recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
Stolen Yacht Recovcred.

The auxiliary sloop yacht Elnaire.
which was lost from Gravesend bay,
July IL, has been recovered, and the
local police have received a card of
thanks for their interest in the mat
ter, from the Brooklyn police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
NJ. Ardersnn Reelected.

At meeting of the Danish M.
Z. church, held Immediately after
the prayer meeting Wednesday night,
r. C. Anderson, whose term of trus-
tee had expired, was unanimously re-
elected as trustee. 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

Bargains are the children of neces-
sity or policyAsometimes of both.
The news about them is always found
in the ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27
The "LincoInr to Omen Again.

TIC 10 OpCH AEUII.
The Lincoln, on Smith street, has
been entirely remodeled on the in
side and will be opened on August
by Jeppe Sondergaard, who will KEEP
q first class hotel at the old stand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

More people see your want" adv.
in the NEWS than in any other local
newspaper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-27

REMEMBER THE PRIMARIES
SEPTEMBER 25.
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Futures In New Orleans wore as follows.

In Liverpool spot cotton declined / point.
Middlins. 5.9sd., against 5.92d. last wear.
Sales. 5000 bales: Imports. 1000. Futures
advanced | to . points on most months. Prices
as follows.
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:si sh' E ss:tt yss. G fTss.lsi 4 ! . es'2fs 81 sl'Dss sss
Mash. Wright 4 CO. This gives them control
OF all the corn In Chicago. They are picking
up all the September offered.
But later on the pressure changed 70 tne
selling side. The weather and crop news was
m m5S xI ? q z fey ",o 1ai.. f en- ar Srsstly h hsIped
dicted for the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
Liverpool declined Nd. Chicago f~eoeiyed
12l cara. including 40 Of contract grade. The
receipts there to-day are estimated a. "
cars. The total primary receipts were 37!. 600
bushels, against $4,000 last week ana 81 600
last year. with shipments. OF 81 900 bush.
against 567 200 last week and 7so. 600 last year.
THE OATS FEATURES.
Oats moved in company with the. rest OF
the list, rising early and falling later: bhoTts
covered at flrst; there was more or less com
mission house buying. A better export In
guiry was reported and the offerings were
Later on. however. the market was infu,
enced by the rea ction In wheat and corn and
also by favorable. harvesting reports IRON,
the Northw est. The cash market was dull
and easier. Chicago received 1877 cars. In
Guiding IOs OF contract. grade. and expects
245 to-day. The total primary, receipts
were 55s. 900 bush, against ~ 600 last week
600 bush. against $4,000 last week and ass 900
last year.
Wheat on the spot was active, Sales. set.-
900 bush. for export, mainly at the outports,
September. No i. northern Duluth, 10. over;
No. 2. hard. winter, no. over. Futures closed
u to Nc. lower. Sales, zoo. 900 bush. Prices
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

= Money on call. 2@211 per cent; last loan.
AZ per cent. ruling rate, az per cent. time
money quoted at 4Hd4h per cent. for sixty
to ninety days, 4n@5 per cent. for four and
FIVE months. $500 per cent: for six months.
for prime single names and Bills feceivuble;
other names. Q per cent.
y The foreign exchange market was firm,
with demand sterling at 81. ssdS - .s5oS. Posted
rates were quoted at S!.s2H for. long and
st,sssSd r. &. s ebert ,le AStue dra 1ate'' l s5lo' o md
cable transfers. |! .s54oGsI $3.50. Francs
were quoted at $40 for long and 5.17h for
short. Reichsmarks were quoted, at 81.
for long and OK for short. Guilders we're
quoted at COX for short dates.
De DemsstIo exchange On Pm, New York i Bo.tSn
Charleston-Banks. buying. par; selling. 20.
Commercial. Csc; discount; banks. 81 pre-
MUM, 81; Paul.Par. MlnneapSolisI2OG:;
nD.sOc. discount. BID: 100. asked. San Fran.
~cisco-Sight. TO-: Geographic. &c.
Money in London. 2k@3 per cent. Rats
Of discount In open market for short and
three months bills. 2%dsM per cent. Consos
for money closed at 81 ll-le and for account
at s7T.
Paris ad vices quoted 8 per cents at 81 francs
x Z 0 eer eent. Exc E%neh nlaSs'e on lf Ien ID a's IS francs I;
IL centimes.
Berlin advices quoted exchange on London
20 marks ~ pigs Private rate Of discount
New York Clearing House statement: Fl.
changes: ssas. III ~: balances 81: '7e'o''
Commerci1l price Of bar silver IN EsT
Mexican silver dollars were quoted I"
60t5M53Xc.
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THE GRAIN
Prices Advance, Then R~eact-shorts Cover
Receipts Large Crop News Bearish.

Wheat ended Mt . dec,Ine mainly ouIno
"heat ehueu uIYnno, lam! V"nhs
to favorable weather and crop reports. large
Early N the day prices advanced owing to
ooverihs W .e,sna $500 80.
than expected. scattered showers over the
ing for a turn on the long side. The Russian
political situatioh was IohsiueIeo pulisn
and Liverpool. AFTER deoi!nlhg "a, recovered
part OF the loss. Budapest advanced \
to nd,. and Paris and Berlin were steady
ana unohanssu. 800 Th" 49, !, 1ovi1is
was reported at oaessa. Inc crop IN Russia.
east. Crimea and steppes. Commission
houses were I.'iAs A"u ~ o"e' VI .
time were nght.
But hammering and liquidation was soon
ronewed and nrioes reacted. losing the adj
vance and falling belo W the closing Quota
tions NJ Tuesday. The precipitation At tho
Nonthwast waa yerv IIvbt and tha oron rao
Northwest was very nsns wv II orop re-
ports from that region were very generally
OF a bearish tenor. -,
The NoTthuestern 1iiher says the weather
Is favorable Ior Growing wheat and a full
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THE COTTON MARKET.
Prices Slightly Higher-Bun Support
Shorts Cover.

The small advance In cotton was due more
than anything else to support from the bull
leader and buying by some shorts who were
disposed to reduce their contracts. Con-
tributory influences. however. were better
cables from Liverpool than expected, an
Increase In the spot business there. bullish
crop reports from the Atlantic States. where
further rains were reported. and buying by
spot interests. At one time early In the day
prices declined slightly owing to the fact
that the weather over most sections Of the
belt was favorable. Then. too. the monthly
report Of the journal OF Commerce was better
han expected. showing q edin In the
condition within q month OF only 1 per cent,
and q private crop report was Issued by Q
per cent. on July 20. against s9.5 on July 10.
$50 q month e and rs q year ago. These
reports were regarded as bearish and caused
to be given BY the. Government on Friday.
freely NfE f Huaston Is r sesiRnins 8, e bs %sy g, % ner
paEatIsely liberal movement Of the new crop
South sold and the Russian news Was any
thing but. favorable. On the decline, row.
ever, the bull leader rave support and more
quickly eiis rallied. Leading SPOT interests BOUGHT
and there was 2 certain amount Of commits
s1Go s1 IN :p Ssyt ~ in. tbs ks.: :fHSH n. market t,y wss
pool was 3 moderate buyer. In the. main,
however, the frmer tone was tracesble, as
already, intlmated.. to bull support. No de-
cisive cha 90 In prices 10 looked fol. until the
nothing very startling viii occur then. Unless
the report shows q material change from the
previous co~ndltion-8a.3 per cent.-the opinion
OF many 10 that the market will remain very
much as II has been for some time past, that is,
n nS ,Ps and sn,ov unin,srest slim and i9aSsne.d
re trade Gan get ! isIrly dsinlts idea as S', 70
I'M sl RlESot&e's Co e,As said IL !ns AZ ls'' Bureau d., q.
p pboD g t 9SneS5 svs Pirate psEsn n estimates as q .hs
Iast sssi5ty asZ: AZ Being .i pssl fSssae and md
these may differ regarding, the. Individual
States. the average. deterioration shown
Srys Ssr.sm around ronaf,, n points; H.: indicating
Our own opinion. which we, have seen no
reason to change. is that The Government
report on August 8 will show O crop condition
fully, equal to that Of July: , improye-
or aun IN Is aes sas i hsldly tn Be d sspias.. e0n n iss.
TO whatever loss the two Carollnas and
Georgia have since sustained. This leaves
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana. Arkansas
chararacter OF the forthcoming report, and we
therefore cannot see why II should not show
Russia to-day has been, very disquietihg;
The thtos da5'p sna %I, 70 o. iggn S,S. \ Il 70 SSnnaatSIs3 and
mG Messss .nf P PHssAq M tsRSia n o0 Wilson, Il sns T RiSh.
Schiller and Setter were buyers. Messrs.
Norden. Dick, Hutton and Springs were
III. NJ. Aver 4 Co. said: There has been but
past month, There are promises of n lIbefe l
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ENGINEERS.

movement Of cotton during August, and this
will 60 at practically any price offered. We
also hear OF the fight for a minimum price Of
10 cents, but we are advised that at such level
cotton win be freely marketed. This brings
us back to the low grade stock In this market.
1t IL undeslrable-in fact, II may be detri-
product, Is sent here from that section and
has to be dealt with, 1t will in all probability
be here for some time to ~come-ready for
tender on contracts. We cannot discover any
general sentiment In favor of q bull move
ment for the time. In truth. this general
sentiment seems to be the other way. There
fore It appears to us logical to think, for a
time at Hast, that the market will be lacking
In such conditions and qualities as will sls-
tain an advance in NewY ork prices. especially
n the Bureau report shall show a condition
The Your nal OF Commerce crop report makes
the condition Of cotton 81 z, against 1927 last
month, 1874 last year.. A.4 In 1904 and II In
1908. 1t states that the plant, though small,
IL strong and healthy and frulting we'll, and
insects have done little or no damage in the
entire belt.
Cotton On the spot was unchanged. Mid
ding 10000. - against 10.95c. last year; New
Orleans and. Gulf. l1.l5c,, against II zoe.
Delivered on contracts 800 bales. The South.
ern spot markets were unchanged. Middling.
Galveston. 10Tc.: New Orleans, 1oHc.: Mobile,
10Ec.: Savannah. 10 9-i6c.: Augusta, lie.
The movement was as follows.
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Bank Stocks,
GOODMAN & Co.
IS Exchange Place.
Robt. %G|endinning & Go.
BANKERS
PHILADELPHIA.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Conee Wcakens Then Rallies Provisions
Easy.

Coffee was active and irregular. Early in
the day prices declined owing to liquidation
for local and Wall Street account and foreign
selling, There was a good deal Of conflicting
talk. moreover. as to the outcome OF the
valorization scheme. Later on. however, tho
market rallied and advanced. The cables
were rather better than expected and bulls
gave support. Shorts. too. covered. and
there was not a little buying by commission
houses for Wall Street and outside account
Roasters bought and Chicago is understood
to have sent buying orders. Havre .cabled:
"Prado, Chaves d Co. cabled that the Bra
lillian Senate has approved the valorization
bill without discussion. and the President will
sign it," 1t is estimated that the worlds
visible supply will show an increase for the
past month OF about 400 900 bags. as compared
with a gain of 200. 900 bags for the same month
last year.
Coffee on the spot was steady; Rio No. Z.
SIC. Futures closed unchanged to s points
lower. with the tone steady. Havre was un-
changed. Hamburg advanced \ pig. Rio
declined rs refs; exchange, 1eTd.: receipts.
10000 bags: stock. 2%s7,Ooo. Santos was un-
changed: receipts $4,000 bags; stock SOC, 900.
Prices here as follows:
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TONOPAH STOCKS.

Closing bid and asked quotations for active
Tonopah stocks on the Wall Street Mining and
Stock l.S'hinge yesterday were:
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New York Dteek Bxshange Sales Aus. I.
esosrao pprms on UNIFIED pYARpo poups.
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARss.

eEx.interess
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tern, so: refined Continent, 90. 20: South Ameri-
can, $40. Pork was easier: mess. new. $3.50
si0.5O,. Tailow, sc, Butter. Creamery, flrsts.
Aug. 1.-"Broke sharply under. the influence
of large hog supply In sight and weakness In
market for the same. Commission houses
of lard was credited to packers, two Of the
large local houses made liberal purchases OF
September and October lard on a scale down.
Other packers took pork and ribs In q small
way. The close was steady"
prireg no followa.
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Oats were more active on the spot, Sales,
$4,000 bush. Natural white on track. so to So
lbs, ssaasnc.; white, clipped, do, 80 to SS
on the spot. Sales, 5000 bush. No. 2 mixed
In elevator, b11c. Futures closed nc. lower.
Sales, 10000 bush. Prices as follows:
Omen ITf0t- Lor- Clos. Pre-.
Inn. 81. eM: mp, Gloss,
September. ,.... GeN sN H,l 81 "a
December. ...... bAH b4D ti Ht %
The movement was as follows:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. Aug. I.-Butte Coalition was the
feature In point Of strength in the copper
shares market to-day. advancing to IS and
closing at .34H on transactions. OF over 1900
shares. There Is talk that 1t will go on o dlvi-
dend basis soon. Other active Issues were
Amalgamated, North. Butte, Greene Copper
and Boston Consolidated. The industrials
were outlet and barely steady.
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FLouR.-Quiet and steady. Sales. $500
bbls. gBeceipts. 1899 bbls.; experts. ls.isa
81. 5Od $40. Winter: straights, $3.oSaSS.7S
clears. s5.3o@SS.50. Rye -four. o. 4o@s4,l5.
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~SuGAR.-Raw was firm. Centrifugal 90 test,
3 1870. Musoovado so test. 3 5-Iec. Rumored
sales Cuba centrifugal for August shipment
NJ equah TO 3.S3c. for centrifugal 20 test. Re-
fined was in good demand and firm. Granu-
lated, 4.7Oc.
NAvVr SToRFs .-Snirits Of turpsntIne, s0Xc.
Common to good strained rosin. e30jdsi.
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The eIpoNs from the ports were 1881 bales.
Futures closed steady at a net advance OF
ito 4 points, with estimated sales 100. 600 bales,
Prices as follows:
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-15

Wheatland made good showing for
the straight republican ticket
Governor-elest Burke probably feels
in good mood for writing a Thanks
giving proclamation.
The Stanley Sun thinks that what
this country needs is q political party
without any politics in It.
Business men in the new towns
along the 500 are forced to enlarge
their stores to accommodate the grow
ing trade.
Clint Hodges of Ransom county is
suffering Dom some illness wkidh
makes it difficult for him to speak.
The division question in Morton
county went the way of the republican
candidate for governor.
1t is said that only three straight
votes out of 159 were cast in La
Moure, where several candidates for
Office resided.
Two Casselton boys were shooting
at a target. The bullet rebounded
and struck one Of the youngsters Just
below the eye.
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A Little Fun at Home.

Do not be afraid of little fun at
home. Do not shut up your house
lest the sun fade your carpets; and
your hearts lest a laugh should shake
down few of the musty old cobwebs
that are hanging there. If you want
to ruin your sons, let them think that
all mirth and social enjoyment must
be left at the threshold without when
they come home at night. When once
home is regarded as only a place to
eat. drink and sleep in, the work is be-
gun that ends in gambling houses and
reckless degradation. Young people
must have fun and relaxation; IL they
do not find it at their own hearthstone
they will seek 1t at less profitable pla-
ces. Therefore, let the doors and win
dows be cheerfully thrown open in the
summer, and make the home delight
full with all those little arts so well
understood. Do not repress the buoy
ant spirits Of your children. Half an
hour of merriment within the doors
and merriment of a home blots out
the remembrance Of many a care and
annoyance during the day; and the
best safeguard they can take with
them into the world is the influence Of
bright home.-Selected.
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STATE GRAB BAG

Harvey has several cases Of small
pox
Glen Ullin expects a new N. P. depot
next year.
Cooperstown voters decided to in
corporate.
New Rockford has minister whose
name is Beer.
A sawyer farmer was done up by a
lightning rod agent.
More good houses is the CRY in many
towns Of the state
There are some great explanations
of how 1t happened.
There is trouble at Berthold because
freight trains block the crossings too
long:
The Missouri slope farmers are de-
voting more attention to raising hogs
than formerly.
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The Lady Elks met this afternoon.


The Home Missionary society of the
NJ. e. church gave delightful pro-
gram yesterday afternoon at Mrs.
Brown played two violin solos accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Irish.
Readings were given by Miss Kend-
rick, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Witham.
Miss Alice Armstrong gave vocal
solo. This society is a very popular
one and is always we'll attended. The
programs are educational as we'll as
enjoyable.
Miss Fannie Roberts of St. Paul is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. A. Green
burg, Walnut street.
Miss Lillian johnson. who has re-
sided in this city for number Of
years, was married last week to Mr..
j. w. Heath of Denver.
The active members of the Thurs
day musical were pleasantly enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. Geo.
Thomas, Mrs. ]. H. Bosard and Mrs.
r. d. Allen. Miss Titus delighted the
company with two piano numbers.
Miss Leonard of Wesley college con.
:servatory gave several vocal solos
which captivated the hearts of those
present. Miss Sara Williams read cur
rent events of interest to the musical
world after which some time was
spent in discussing matters of i'm.
portance to members Of the Thursday
Musical. Dainty refreshments we're
served.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
X. Nash of this city was gladdened
Tuesday morning by the arrival Of a
there in future.
The M. G. r. club met at the Hotel
Northern with Miss Maymie De Camp
ON Monday afternoon. They reorgan-
i1ed and members are looking for
ward to a great deal of enjoyment in
their social Intercourse during the
winter months.
Mrs. Alvin Clifford entertained a
small company of friends at card
party yesterday afternoon at her home
on Reeves avenue.
Mrs. A. E. Lehman Of Rugby Is maxi
ing an extended visit with Mrs. Mary
Potter of this city.
A reception will be given tomorrow
night in the parlors Of the NJ. E.
church to Rev. William Moore and
wife, also to professors of Wesley
college and their wives and all
strangers in the church. Every one
is welcome and pleasant time Is
anticipated.
Friends of Mr.. Edgar Wells will
tender him a farewell banquet at
Hotel Antlers this evening. Covers
will be laid for twenty Edgar is very
popular with the younger set and will
be greatly missed from their social
gatherings.
Mrs. John Dixon Of Devils Lake is
visiting Mrs. Macy Nicholson of
Chestnut street.
Miss Agnes Hassell entertained a
number of young friends last evening
ut her home on Cottonwood street.
For the second time the famous
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-15

violinist, skovgaard. delighted the
music lovers of this city. The con-.
cert was held last night in the F'irst
Lutheran church and was we'll attend
ed. He was ably assisted by Miss
Eleonora Olson Of Chicago Miss Nil
son was the pianist. The following
program was rendered:
(a) RoWanS ............ SvendSen
(b) Obertaas ......... Wieniawsk
Skovgaard.
Aria fra Faust" .Guonod
Eleonora Olson
Grand Polka de Concert -. Bartlett
Christine Nilsson.
Englenes Serenade ...... Braga
Eleonora Olson.
Violin Obligato. Skovgaard.
(a) Cavatina ................ Raft
(b) Vaardans ............O Ole Bull
Skovgaard.
(b) Synnoves Sang ....... Kjerulf
lc) Folkesang ................
Eleonora Olson.
(a) Legende .......... Wieniawski
(b) Saterjentens sondag. ole Bull
(c) Ungersk Dams .Skovgaard
Skovgaard.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-15
CONFERENCE ENDS.
Associated Press to The Evening Tln

Nashville, Tenn. Nov 14.-This was
the concluding day of the Southern
immigration and Quarantine confer
ence. The end came with a feeling on
the part of every delegate in attend
ance that untold benefit would accrue
to the South as result of the DELHI
erations and conclusions OF the past
three days. The speakers at the final
session included United States Sena-
tor Frazier Of Tennessee. Hon. Oscar
Underwood of Alabama, ]. r. McMul-
len of the Trade School of Alabama,
and Col. Robert Gates. immigration
agent Of the Louisville & Nashville
railroad.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-11-15

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