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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago. Dec 31.-With the excen
lion or a few peddlers there We're n,
morning. Weather conditions wer,
anything but agreeable and for thi,
aeasoh many buyers who intended t,
o9i1 &c down stayed at home. Arrival.
| OF Ifesh produce were fair. but a goot
| geaI OF this had to be carried over
Inc poultry market was depressed. ow.
ing 70 large offerings and trade on the
whole was Of tame sor. Cooler
weather tended to check the movement
| or fresh eggs. while the lower prices
mace mace Last Last week stimulated consump-
tIoh. me market displayed a better
zone. Quotations on round lots ranged.
butter-Receipts, 3.427 tubs: cream
ers. soc; prime, sic: drsts. - 26c
| renovated. extras. 21c; tirsts. poe: dali
rles. extras. 25c; frsts, 21C: seconds
u = 2 a lie; packing stock. lie.
J., ~ -Recelpts, 2,290 cases; miscel-
Uses Included, . Z a Is L c, ordinary
hTsts, l6QlSc; firsts. packed in new
Wnltewood cases and As per cent fresh.
Z0e' prime firsts. packed in new 3O-doz
whitewood cases and must be SO per
cent fresh. 22c; extra, packed especialIv
Tor the city trade and must be 20 per
sent fresh, 24c; dirties. No. l. 14q 15c
no :, II l3c; checks or seconds, 100
I2c; storage. 10 = d16c.
Potatoes-Receipts, so cars; choice to
iancy, GO q 62c: fair 10 good. 50 a 5sc.
r0.0V A.tltt
Eeal-Quotations for calves in good
order were as follows: 90 to go lbs
weight, SC; so to so lbs, &c &c: SO to
Dressed beef-No. ribs. 1850: No.
loins, 1sc: No l round. size: No
chuck, &C. No. l plate, 51sc.
I've Poui try-Iurkeys, per ID, lie;
boosters, 51sc; geese, $500 a 100; ducks
. Games nipe. jack. per doz. s1.75@
do2 s Taaa S sSS g2yer bear s9d s8d Psr
hide on. $4,000 a $500: cubs. hide on
$500 @ 800; bear saddles. hide or per
! o. l5c; bear carcass. hide of. per Id.
t2c, rabbits, good large. 60G S5c per
dog; opossum, each. % a 4Oc.
Fruit-Apples, $4,000 $50 per brl:
Sl-o0 q 200 per bu; bananas jumbo. per
bunch, $1~35. straight, 81 $50: culls, soc
QS125: bouquets. SO a s5c: lemons. 81. So
g 223t orangts, Sis q 4.25. pineapples
$500 q 90 per crate; grapes, 134I4c
per alb basket.
Berries-Cranberries cape Cod. $500
q 100 per brl; boxes / bu. JERSEYS.
81. 90 q 2.5e; Strawberries. Florida 15G
SOC per ct. California, per pit, zoe.
Beans-Pea beans, hand picked.
choice. sang 2.15; common to fair. 81
11.S5: red kidney. per bu. choice. $.
q $50; lower grades. depending on quail
lty; $LSoQ l.15 brown Swedish. $1.903 :
arrive, spot. 5000
Green NeSet0 hteS-BeetS, So 4 3 90
per bril-; cabbage. 65c sr00 per brl. /
,arrots. IS a soc per sack. caulihower. I
81 .50Q2.25 per crate celery 35c AZ $3.50 /
Ter crate; cucumbers IS G. sec per doz
eggplant. loo q 500 per crate. garlic. +
oGnch: lettuce. S100G45o per brl; /
cat. 1215 01T1 3e per crate: mushrooms. +
. a soc per box; peppers, $100E $50 /
Der crate; parsley. 15c per doz: rad /
shes. home grown. 15G soc per dog,
string beans. green. 81 50@250 per (
box, wax. $4,000 500; squash, sa00Q +
~ per brl; onions SO 5oc per bu;
IS so per crate; turnips, 10 q soc per
-ub; watercress, Ice per dOZ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
WEATHER FORECAST

Illinois and Indiana-Partly cloudv
tt om6Sara ana ana Wednesday slowly rising
y, Misso qri-Generally If tonight and
ednesday; warmer tonight. 90 -
" nlgan-Partly cloudy tonight and
" Tehesday' not much change in tenn
WlSconsin-Partl! cloudy TONIGHT
nnI wednesday; slightly warmer to-
,la minnesota and Dakotas-PartIy
qcA change in temperature.
iowa Partly cloudy tonight and
w ednesoaN; warmer west tonight
" eedlesdaE: warmer west tonight.
Kansas air tonight and Wednes
ga moderate temperatures
,4hohtana-Partly cloudy with prob
5plY snow west tonight or Wednes
day; not much change in temperature
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
HEARD ON THE BOURsE

DOW Jones-Bache and other active
no uses who have been talking par ia,
Readins are still bullfsh on the stocks
- acts very Well and gives some colo,
| - the stories of congressional action
"lrected toward relieving the coal roads
q the impossible task of dispostne Of
lhelr properties before May /.
Ridgely-We are inclined tn The
opinion that stocks will go higher The
advance recently has been so gradual
that II may continue until the middle
\ OF January. so many insiders are nra-
/ dieting break around Jan 9Th tbo+
we may get rise instead. but we win
nave our views on this later. At nras-
ent YOU should be long stocks and we
'hlnk you should stay long for the pres-
ent and let profits run. If YOU have no
Z Il I. buy some. Mop. has seen its
worst Pac Mail is a good gamble.
Joe-Renewed new buving Of Union
viii be seen. Get some. Standard or
interests are active in Reading. 81
Paul. Copper and n. Y c. Steel an
pear decidedly inviting. Keen lone
some Smelter
brown-RumoTs are current regard
ing the probable financing to be done
by the n. Y. c. and Penn. 1t is likely
that holiday conditions will prevail in
the stock market today.
MilIer-There is every reason for he
ing conseryatiyely cheerful. The chr
rency premium has practically disan-
reared and deposits are beginning to re
turn to the banks and trust companies
Europe viii pay for her next wears
importatiOns of our wheat and cotton
in real money and we have every rea-
son TO maintain our faith in the bull
position.
Financial Bureau-BulIish operations
seem to us likely TO be continued in the
stock market today. perhaps on re-
duced scale and with greater quiet. be-
cause of the holiday tomorrow. but in
the event of recession we would not
hesitate about buying the stocks in the
high grade rails. We have reasons for
believing there will be irregular and
II guar Improvement along the lines of
building up shortage then driving it
in and again forcing a new short in
torest. The extent of the existing
shortage is large according TO our in
vestigations and the market could be
"a ised materially against it if such q
policy did not interfere TO some extent
with the monetary readjustment now
proceeding.
The technical position must therefore
be adjudged good and the continued
absorption for investment which will
stimulated with easier money NEXT
Month is reducing the floating SUNNY
# good stocks to minimum. We wound |
,ot climb for stocks for il is certain /
hat offerings win be met on aggressive /
advances.
We would carefully observe the Of /
erings limits and the support levels I
.ot expecting extension OF movement +
lnless entire removal OF opposition is /
McIntyre-The rise of to > points I
Inder the lead OF Reading. Union I
'acifc. Northern Pacific Shelter and /
'teel preferred was chiefly the result
+ the slightly better feeling in m
ncial matters causing further cover
Is of shorts and inducing a continga-
ion Of manipulation in carrying out
he recent window dressing efforts in
rder 70 stimulate a better investment
emand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Indiana Harbor-Lot 5, block 50.
East Chicago Co. to Mary L.
Indiana Harbor-Lot 49, block %
in second addition, East Chicago
Go. to Anna Lietz ......... $50
Palmer-E so fet lot IL 60 feet
of II feet lot 6. J. w. Hough
to Dennis Palmer ....... $50
Lot 10, block 8. Hammond Trans
fer subdivision, Mrs. NJ. c. Hart
ley to Henry Stephens -
In addition to the foregoing trans
fers there have been filed for record
mortgages, 3 releases and 10 mis-
cellaneOus instruments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
DO Not Let Any Dealer Insult Your
Intelligence

by oifering you substitute when YOU
ask for an article YOU have seen ad-
Vertised IN this paper. We do not ac-
eept advertisements for articles that
are not worthy of your patronara
hen YOU are convinced by one Of these
advertisements that the article is what
you wish. insist on getting il when you
ask Tor it at your dealers.
AVoid Substitutes-Get What You
Ask For.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
vermont Company Ceases RnsIness.
Own Much Mexican Lard

The Rocha family. of the State of
Durango, Mexico, are among the larg.
est, II not the largest. family owners
OF land IN the world. They count their
wealth by millions Of dollars, and are
In supreme control Of a mountainous
territory embracing about 10000 600
acres.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 31.-wheat opened
three-quarters TO seven eighths lower;
corn. one-quarter lower
Liverpool. Dec 81. 1850 p. m.-Wheat
oAe-quartee lower; com one-Quarter
Liverpool, Dec. S1-Wheat closed
IIane.quarter lower; corn one-eighth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
LIFE COMPANIES OUT
Seven More Decide to Retire
From Wisconsin-Laws
Responsible.

Milwaukee, wis, Dec S1.-seven
more life insurance companies. carry
ing sS,000,000 in policies in Wisconsin,
! yesterday determined to quit the state
today midnight. when the new fnsur-
ance laws become effective
They are as follows.
Pacific Mutual, Security Life and
Columbia National, Annuity.
Federal, Union Mutual.
Des Moines Life, Security Mutual
With these companies on the re
firing list" the total number of life
underwriting concerns which will
abandon the Wisconsin field is in
creased to twenty three The total
amount insured by them is more than
$50, 600, 900. This is about 20 per cent
of the total life insurance Ia force
in the state with foreign companies
and nearly 50 per cent of all the life
insurance in force, including that car
ried by the Northwestern Mutual Of
Wisconsin.
Coast COmpany's Move a Surprise.
The announcement that the Pacific
Mutual would quit the state was unex-
pected. This company was given as
one OF those which would remain. and
the fact was exploited by friends Of
the new laws.
The company at first decided to re-
main and sent new forms to the gen
eral agent here. But this decision was
reversed in telegram sent two DAYS
later. in which it was stated that after
further consideration it had been de-
cided to withdraw from the state. as
any attempt to work under the new
laws would involve too much danger
10 the company
Vermont Company Ceases Business.
General Manager Brigham Of the Ma
tional Life of Vermont received late
Sunday night telegram from his home
Office informing him that the com
pany would write no more new bust
ness in the state after Dec 81.
The companies remaining in the
state viii not attempt to get new bust
ness at the expense Of the companies
retiring. 4 meeting Of the general
managers Of the remaining companies
viii be held soon. ar which resolutions
probably will be adopted declaring
against twisting"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
NOTICE

Proposals to receive Public Funds on
deposit IS provided for by an Act OF
the General Assembly OF the State OF
deposit. safe keeping. etc. approved
March 9Th. l907. effective Dec lst, 1901
Sald sealed proposals win be re-
ceiVed by the Board Of Finance or the
CITY OF Hammond. Ind. on the 18TH day
or December, 1907. at 500 o'clock p. m
IN the Council Chambers OF the city
Hall of said City
BY order Of the Board OF Finance.
= J. ID. sMALLEY
Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

feu may be well advertised by your
loving friends, but you viii never live
long enough to get rich by such ad-
vertisIng.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

Does your sewing machine need "a
pairing! II so. call up {. +. Miller. tie
sewing machine expert. 2Al East state
street; phone 1901
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
NOTICE OF ELECr ZION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby give TO the share
holders of the Citizens German National
a 6ank or Hammond, Indiana. that an
electlon VIII be held at the banking
rooms of said bank on Jan. IA, 1908,
between the hours of 10 a. m and D.
NJ Tor the purpose OF electing seven
directors FOR the ensuing year
c c. SMITH, President
l2-12-30 L. N18Si'ief
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-Tw game roostere
exchange sor common chickens 81
Harrison street, West Hammond; phone
2394.-12-30-
FOR EXCHANGE-About 70 pounds
live geese feathers for what have
you. Address Box S-37, Lake County
Times-lS
FOR EXCHANGE -Any part of I200
acre good farm land for city resi-
dence and an interest in a complete
stock 81 Inerct.andise. or via take hotel
Well located. Address Box LII. Lake
County Times-16
FOR EXCHANGE-Hand painted china
for what have you? Address Box W
p, Lake County Times-16
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

h0u can write as good a cIasnso.a
I'D as today's paper contains. ana there
are some good ones, toe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

Primary Markets,
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

oai Union stock Yards. Dec. 81.-Hog re-
TO DC lower Light. 1920 to ! 50.
a. Ok ~ ana heaVy, $4.25 TO 40; rough
e,t, CaItle receipts. $500 market teadv.
0n,a, Hogs Cattle sheen
Kansas City ...16.OOO 5000 1000
Union Stock Yards. Dec. 81-Hogs
cSiose more active at decline. Light
$$4.5e 10 / %; mixed. $500 to 465; heavv
$4.20 10 4.60 rough, 1920 to $50.
cattle steady; sheep strong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
PERSON AIS.
Personal,

PERSONAL-George b Sheerer has
moved his law office to the first floor
Tor court building. entrance on Nuen-
len court. Phone I35.-l2-2I-l0t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Home Building. Loan < Saving asso-
clAi-or viii meet on Thursday. Dec 26
ana thursday, Jan. ., 1908. in place
OF regular meeting days.
j. d. SAlALLEY. Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

Try Want Ad il The Times
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EALR REI.p wANrxn

" ~ L t-i)--Io.oo0 men TO UNLOAD
sen S5cHoonerS, able bodied men preferred
/ HC4O@ieFs are large. Plenty Of line
wines and liquors and a big lunch al
me Galety Iheater Buffet. Chas Mop
9 a55 Prop. South Chicago.-12-31-
MANIED-Boy. Lake County TINES
/ W ANTED-Cigar salesman: experience
unnecessary; 500 per month ana cx-
k"nses: Peerless Cigar Co, Toledo. o.
Want ED--Competent driver. Apply
'2Seph INK Brewing Co, Indiana
fiaroor, 4nd-l2-2S-2t
WAN ED-Tor U. 5 Amy. Abe.
oooJ>d men. unmarried, between the
s ass Of o. - and 35i OF good chaf acter
n reaa ana write English. Men wanted
now Tor service in Cuba For f1forma-
S IoH Apply at Recruiting Ofnce. %
gate street, Hammond. Ind or S23
eOuth State street Chicssso, Ill 7-S-tf
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
" AN t-I-Second cook - Erie hotel
WA3NTED-Dining room girl. Applv
eureka Cafe, Columbia avenue. p66nr
4S12.-I2-3I-3t ~
"AA nnli- ,. for general housework
WANTrED-Good girl to do housework;
100 wages. Apply NJ. Rel, 49th St
I
PARTNER WANTED.
WANTED-Partner with 500 To take
AaI interest and open cent the
"tcI' experience not necessary. " Y
care Lab County Times z-3O-2t
SITUATION WANTED.
w ANTED-rOsition, general work Nv
Polish girl who speaks German
Hhohe 1853, 1885 Columbia-12-3O-t
WANTED-Position as janitress SER
want OF housekeeping; viii give sat
lsIactlon. Address Mrs. Nagi F,ma o.
mousse 100, Standard Steel Car Co
Hammond, lnd.-l2-28~
WANTE D-Situation ~ young married
man, where a fair education anT
abIllty count experienced at Corres-
Pohdence " nat nave you; references
ADDRESS X. i. T., Ike County Times.
WANTED-Situation. An experienced
carpenter so years of age wants en-
pIoyment at his trade, or as janitor
caretakef or Waterman; best Of rsf
erences. Apply q, Lake County Times. /
W ANTED-Position as bookkeepsr or |
clerk by man of experience especially |
IN railroad work and wholesale meat |
business quick and accurate at figures: |
gilt edged references. Address F. |
Lake County Times.-11-30-t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

Chicago, Dec 31-Clearances TODAY.
~ neat and flour. $3.50 bu; corn. I55.-
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aOARD - ROOM MANrGn-

w ANTEp-Prlvat home for Loard-
ing chile two years old. Apply NJ
a., ke County Times-l2-2S-5t
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Cnlcago. Dec. Estimates Thurs
day. Wheat 30 cars. corn. I24 rare
oats, loS cars; hogs. $4,000 head.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31
Special Wire 10
The TIMES
GrAIN MARKET.

ChicaGo. Dec. S1-Carlots today.
y " neat. %; corn, SIG: oats, 30; hogs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

fOR SALE-Saloon and lot; reason
able; on account OF sickness can
pr write, }. }. Klein, Dyer, Ind.-3I st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

FOUND-Nasonic charm. Owner -
have same by calling at Times Iof7ee
and paying ad ges.-12-24-tf
LOST-On Nov. 80 d pug dog name5
Carlo. 50 reward for return 10 ~ 4
Indiana. avenue.-12-2s-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-31

LOST-Gold cuff link with small dia-
mond setting. Reward if returned to
Feaco drug store, East Chicago. Ind
12-31-2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

Sec. z7. In the event that any of the provisions of any general municipal bill which may be enacted sby, this Legisla- ture of this session shall be in conflict with any of the provisions of this act or the general health and quarantine laws of the State. the provisions of this act and such general health and quar- antine laws shall prevail.
 Approved August 15, 1so7. Oficiaf,
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

make all recommendations which the grand jury of the Circuit Court of Morgan County Ala, has authority to do or make; that it shall consider and investigate the matters brought to it's attention by the Judge of this Court, and shall make all proper reccmmenda- tons and findings; that the Court may order the Sheriff to forthwith. or at such other time as he may designate, summon from the qualified citizens of Morgan County petit jury or juries to serve for any time specified, or or dered by the Court; that such jury so summoned shall be competent and valid to try all causes pending In said court and perform all other duties as if such petit Jury or juries were regularly drawn and summoned for said Court.
 Sec. 40. That if for any reason a forfeiture be taken upon any bond on the criminal side of said Court, the Court may order the alias capias re- turnable at any time during the term of the court, provided 1t is not earlier than thirty days. and. unless the party or parties against whom the forfeiture is taken. can show good cause at the time such capias is returnab1e, why the forfeiture should be set aside, then the Court Is hereby authorized and em- powered to make the judgment final.
 Approved August 9th 1907
 official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

q ' No 7e7.J AN ACT (H. B. 5O7. To appropriate Four Thousand (S4,000) Dollars out of moneys arising from
 the sale of fertilizer tags sale of li-
 cense. or any other funds collected
 by the Department of Agriculture and
 Industries and paid into the State
 treasury, not otherwise appropriated,
 for the use of the Department of
 Agriculture and Industries for the
 purpose of holding Farmers Insti- tutes. conducting experiments, gath
 ering statistics and for carrying out
 all laws now in existence or may
 hereafter be enacted for the better
 ment of the agricultural interests of
 the State.
 islature of Alabama. That there be and is hereby appropriated annually for the use of the Department of Agri- culture and Industries. on approval of the Governor, Four Thousand ($4,000) dollars out of any moneys arising from the sale of fertilizer tags, sale of li- censes to deal in fertilizers, or any other moneys collected bys the Depart ment of Agriculture and Industries and paid into the State Treasury, not others wise appropriated, for the purpose of obtaining samples of each and every brand of 1Jrtilizer sold or exchanged, or offered for sale and exchange in lne ctAtS OL Al6p6ftAhs EOE edcn BedSOn in which fertilizers are offered for sale, and publishing the same; and for hold ing Farmers Institutes, making ex- peFiments, gathering statistics and car rying into effect all laws now in exist ence or may hereafter be passed for the betterment of the agricultural jn- terests of the State.
 Sec. 2. That the Auditor of Ala bama is hereby authorized and required to draw his warrant upon the treasury of Alabama for such sums as the Com missioner of Agrculture and Industries may make requisition for, upon the approval of the Governor, at the end of each month not to exceed the said amount of Four Thousand ($4.oo0) dol- lars for any fiscal year. provided, how ever. nothing contained in this act shall be construed as interfering with the provisions as set forth in section 39T of the Code of Alabama of 1896,
 Sec. 8. That the Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries shall sub init monthly reports to the Governor of all moneys received and expended by the Department of Agriculture and In
 Approved August 3. 1907,
 Official:
 Frank N. Julian,
 Secretary of state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-29

No. 64S.) AN ACT GIT. B. lO1A For the relief of Mary A Galloway
 widow of an ex-Confederate soi-
 dier. being a resident of Shelby
 County, Alabama.
 Whereas, Mary A. Galloway has long been on the pension rolls for shelby County. Alabama, but for the year 1905, her name was dropped from said roll through mistake.
 Section 1 Be 1t enacted by the Leg islature of Alabama, That the State Auditor be. and he Is hereby required to draw his warrant on the Treasury of Alabama for thirty dollars C$30.0O) for said pensioner for the year 1905, to be paid out of the pension fund of the State by the Treasurer therefor.
 Approved Aug. z. 1907. Official:
 Frank N Julian.
 Secretary of State