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The Lake County times., 1907-07-29
WEST HAMMOND
IS BOOMING
Handsome Homes Are Be
ing Erected; Workmen at
A Premium.
ONE $4,000 HOUSE
At Least This is Rumor-President
Czazewicz Building Sub
stantial Structure.

The real estate boom has struck
West Hammond and 1t is nearly next
to impossible to secure men to work
on houses. There are vague rumors
that a Chicago man, whose name can
not be learned, is going to put up q
$780, 600 mansion on One Hundred and
Fifty-fourth street. The ground has
already been purchased and broken
for the structure 1t is alleged. The
work is being done exclusively by Chi
cago contractors. The new building
will be three stories, built of brown
stone.
Jacob Czazewicz, the village presi-
dent, is erecting a three story edifice
at cost of SIS. 900. This will occupy
a lot of a ninety foot frontage and
will be built of pressed brick. Modern
convenfences and all the latest i'm
provements will be installed and when
completed the new house will be one
of the finest in West Hammond.
GoSke's Cottage Completed.
Joseph Goyke the village treasurer,
has completed his new fifteen room
| cottage al 3O4 One Hundred Fifty
fourth street, at a cost OF So, 600.
Goykes new structure is equipped
with electric lights, furnace, hot and
cold water, and will make nice
home.
| J. a. Walker has purchased a lot
on Ingrahm avenue. with fifty foot
! frontage and will erect a cozy six room
cottage. Ground has already been
! broken and work will be started at
once. The cost of the new cottage will
| be in the neighborhood of $4,000.
|
erection of a two story frame building
on Forsythe avenue. at a cost Of $4,000.
/ The building will be occupied by him
as home and will be fitted through
out with the latest conveniences. Sew
eral other residents of West Hammond
and some who are not residents have
purchased property across the line and
are erecting houses that will riva
the better class of houses in Hammond
UndergOes Great Change.
Six months ago West Hammond pre-
sented an altogether uninvtting ap
pearance The village across the lin,
was inhabited by every class, and III,
tougher element seemed to reign su
preme. Since purged to a great ex
tent of the undesirables the village i.
booming, and houses are being erected
by a better class of people who Intend
making their homes there. Many Chi
cago people are investing in propert!
across the line and it begins to looI
as though West Hammond would max,
UP for lost time in the way of progress
The village now has everything t,
make it a model city-sewers, electro
lights. gas and good water.
Those who have watched the disap
, pearance of the dives which formerl,
barred the progress of the village
now see the good it is doing
The Lake County times., 1907-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolf very pleas
antly entertained a number OF their
friends Saturday evening at their home
in Truman street in honor OF their
crystal wedding anniversary. The par
~ was pleasant one in every respect.
and after games and music had been
enjoyed a luncheon was served.
The Lake County times., 1907-07-29

WEATHER--F tonight and
Tuesday; slight changes in tenn
perature.
The Lake County times., 1907-07-29

Try an nd In THE TIMES. It Dax-
The Lake County times., 1907-07-29

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NEW YORK PRODUCE harriet,

NEW YORK, July ls.-FLOUR-steady
aud dull; Minnesota patent. s5G 5.35: winter
patents. s4.4Oa4.9O Rye Flour-Quiet. Fair
TO good s4.75 q 500; choice to fancy. 1910 g
so. Cornmeal-Steady; fine white and yell
low. s1.25a1,3o; coarse, s1:16@lls; kiln
ern. ssHc T. O. b. New York.
Wheat--spot firm; No. 2 red. 800 elevator.
Options 7sGlhc. net higher. July, $500;
September, s1.O1zs: December. $1.04G; May,
sloSs corn-Spot firm; No. 2. 6.Ac. eleva-
tor Options unchanged. July. 62Ac.; sep
tember. 62ssc; December. &c; May. 6lAc
Oats-Spot firm; mixed, 49hc, -.
Meats2ulet; picked hams IL 12ac Lard
steady; western, prime. ss.15 q s,S5; rennea
quiet; Continent. 1929: South america
t1015; compound, sS.S7k a a.12h. Pork
Quiet: family, H91195o: short clear, w y. a
Is 90; mess s1sG1s.50 Tallow--Firm: city
6Mc.; country. 696hc, PstroleumnFirm
refined, New York, ss45; philadelphia ane
Baltimore. ss4o: do. In bulk. s4.a5., Rosln. :
Steady: strained common TO good. +i.oo
co Turpentine-Quiet at so q 60iac
Eice---Steady: domestic. fair TO extra, ~
| a 7c.: Japan. nominal. Sugar-Rn", STEADY
| fair refining 333lkc: centrifugal. Ss3he.
| molasses sugar, $3.oSkc.; refined. steaoy
CoEee-spot steady. Rio. no. Z etc., s an
tos No L. 7ikc.:, mild. quiet; CordoHa, e
toilc Futures unchanged, Butter-tirn
| and unchanged Cheese-Firm ana uh
Freights and Peanuts-ouet and un
| changed Potatoes-Dull and unchanged
4 C.abba ecstasy and unchanged. Cottonsee
On-Steady with a moderate demand 70
mills, nominal; prime summer yellow, ons
nominal: prime white, G3G 65c.; prime win
4 ter yellow, G3G6bc. off summer yellow
i 5o@55c; good off summer yellow, Sac 5tc.
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DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
4 (Reported by Dibrell Bros.)

There have been small saIes ~ =" ionsa't
pacco on the warehouse floors every day.
but the quantity has been SO small and The
t iuaity 80 poor that the buyers have moi
Deeh much Interested. Prices however
nave ruled firm. and whenever ANYTHING
sound has been offered the bidding Gas been
are quite favorable. as the weather recent,ti
mas been good. OF course, the lateness OF
the season has retarded the growth OF
reason why the growing crop should MOI
prove good one. In the old belt the acre.
age Ia certainly no larger than last year
II is generally thought It is not SO large
sress, and number of the small markets
will open for business in next ten days
Iraoe IN round lots is fairly active, but
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
MARINE 1NTELL1GEScE
PORT oE R1cHMoNp. july =

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY IA. 1ao7
ARRIVED.
Z steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfo,- 49,.
en.halse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
, s.eam 1., pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and nas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company. gag
SAILED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, mer.
chandlse and passengers, Old Dominion Tina
Steamer Hampton Roads, Tunnel 1 a.r,'e
ttiver. iandlngs merchandise and passengers
virginia Navigation Company. q .
River, light. 1880 'an'es
,,s Schooner Early Bird. White James River
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NAVAL srnpEs

WILMINGTON. N. G.. JuiW'1s- sp1p1rr
fuRPENTINE--Quie at 6sc..HreceInt.s - ~
casks casts Rosin-Nothing doing: receipts. 81
6 6arrs1s, TraraFirm at $3.50: receipts, 40
800: receipts. 1873 barrels. a. s'p
So SsA.1-,VA MA, GA. July 1s-TURpEN.
LINE d, at 56&c.: sales. s22 casks re.
Rosn-,Firm; sale. e,ss7 barrels: rec e ASKS
= 49, barrels; shipments. 1888 barrels; STOCK
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N Northern Pacific As. ................ 1ooss
~. E snerh racine 5s...'....s.......... 70i;
~ Ioih ana western con, s........ a5
3 I,r snort Line relunding 4s..a... SSH
=, eansylVanla conV. 3lss... ........... "a
enehdins deneial is...I.......,........ 94h
81 90. Louis and Iron Mountain con, 5s.. 10
st. Louis and San Francisco fg is ~
St Louis Swestern con. Is (bld) ~
Seaboard Air Line 4s............,, 7ol
S so,,. Faclho as Did ........... s6l!
s rae. ISL IS, certf. (bid).... aia
. .rou .neih hall"ay os. -.5.............1 los
!r eHas anu Faclnc lsts.....,........ l12l
Toledo, St. L. and West. As (bld).. "a
United States Steel End 5s.......... ass.
y Maoasn tsts Soio) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 107l
W Whaeir ma. 73l
Wisconsin Central As (offered) 49,. 81
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KINKS OUT OF STATEMENT

NEW YORK. July 1a.--The rectifca-
zion Of last weeks discrepancy IN tne
.the clearinghouse institutions to- day
l.1nd explained the small effect OF the
weeks withdrawal OF government de-
iposits tfrcm the banks on top OF
3rocming exhaustion of surplus reserves
,banlss Of ssi,ooo,o6o compared with an
lsnparent loss on the known movements
tCf money of upwards OF s6,OOO.Ooo.
gIast weeks statement, contrariwise,
steported loss Of s5,ooo,0o0 cash,
Iwhere a gain of ,s7ooo,ooo has occur.
spf money. The explanation probably
As that corporations transferred de-
posts from banks to trust companies
Son every large scale to effect the July
isettlemcnts after which these cash
Holdings have been Transferred back 70
1.-THE banks. The heavy loan contrac
hlon OF s1o,Sss.4oo is ascribed partly
change IN security holdings in con-
nection with the release effected by the
surrender OF government deposits may
figure also In this item. An eXpecta :
Sion of some such anomaly in the bank
statement was a factor in keeping up
tprces in the dull market. The activity
AND strength was confined to compar-
Htivcly few stocks Union Pacific was
She conspicuous leader of the market
The pending publication o! the md
'angs of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission on the Hartman inquiry Waf
Van influence on this stock. The be.
i1!cf was entertained that the contents
OF the report which might be adverse
20 the Hartman properties have beer
$50 explicitly recognized that their Ell
feet has been felt already In the stock
market. The Hill stocks were affect
ed by talk of a maturing plan for tn,
transfer of this Northern Pacific:
equity In the Burlington TO the Grea
Northern. The closing was strong
with the gains held. Total sales Of
tbonds par value, s575,Oo0.
Total anles to-daV 245,400 shares.
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STOCKS, BONDS, COTTON GRAIN
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
Co, Bankers Brokers
SALES:

100 Atlantic Coast Line. com.
$500 American Shelters, corn.
., 600 Amalgamated Copper ~.
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
800 American Cotton Oil.
100 American Tobacco, pfd. !.
american Can ...a......
American Can, pfd .......
4oO Amer. Locomotives, com. Z.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
aW American Sugar ......
1900 a., 7. and S. Fe. com. ].
100 A., 7. and S. Fc, pfd. -.
LOO Baltimore and OHIO. ~.
4,bND Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
LOO Canadian Pacific ..........
LOO Chesapeake and Ohio.
10000 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
l,lGO Colorado Fuel. ana Iron.
1000 Colorado South, com. =.
Colorado South, LIST pfd..
Colorado South, I'd pfd. !.
Clcv., Gin, Chi. and st. J.
Consolidated Gas ...,....
200 Delaware and Hudson. !.
Del, Lack and Western
2,4Vo Eric, com. ..................
200 Erie, 1st pfd.. !.
zoo Erie. I'd pfd...............
200 General Electric ........
800 Great Northern, pfd......
Great Northern Ore Gifts
Illinois Central
700 Louisville and Nashville
Manhattan ........,......
Metro. Street Railway.
Mexican Central .........
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lYScnnuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

statement of the growing tobacco crop
as made by John l., Oglesby. of Lynch's
Warehouse. Lynchburs, Va, follows; The
moist and warm, which was quite favorable
for the tobacco, and many planters from
different portions of the section that trade
with this market report the CROP In good
condition and growing nicely With rare
exceptions the prospect is that there Will be
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a DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, July 13.--The dry goods
market was fairly active to-day MANY
buyers are still Operating. Burlaps are cas-
Ing on - steadily; Linens Arm. Cotton
s o,,Gn are very firm, Fine cottons have been
selling freely for next year.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, r. I. and Pac. col 5s tbld).. s7M
-. CY z. ana st. Louis gen 4s....... 1874
COLORADO industrial 5s. series A..... 6ahs
Colorado Midland 4s................. CT
Colorado and Southern 4s............ ssfs
Cuba 5s...... .....s................. 103
Japan Is. ..................... e9M
Japan g. End Observation-Disclosures. 80
Japan AS. certificates. .............. 9oss
Japan $780,: ....i................... sO4
Japan ass certificates. End series. -. sS
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...... 97a
Manhattan corsol gold 4s........... 81
Mexican Central As tbid).. ...,...... so
Mexican Central LIST Inc. (bid)..... 21ta
MINI and st. Louis ls.............. 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas is.... s5
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2nds.... Ss
National r. r Of Mex. col. 4s........ s1is
New York Central gen. AIS. ....... sos
! New Jersey Cen gen. IS Cbid). 49,. 12l9s
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July 10. 1907.
Tobacco--Dark Fired: Receipts continue
very light and market firm at unchanged
Arm. receipts liberal. sun-cured: I'm
changed since last issue; very light re-
ceipts,
There will be no auction sales Of sun
cured tobacco during the month OF July.
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CHICAGO. July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CHICAGO. July ls.-cATTLE-Recei p,s
about 500 head. Market steady. Beeves.
s4.759I30: COWS. s1.6O $50: heifers, So. 60
q SIS: calves. ss9s.oo; good to prime steers
$3.50 a7.3o; poor to medium. s4.7b9 $50:
Etockers and feeders, s2,eoM5.25 Hogs
lower. Light. $500 s15; mixed, s6.7O3
61o heavy. $500 95.e5: rough $500 q $50;
pigs, $3.50 q 500; good to choice heavy.
1885 5.95: bulk of sales. 1915 @ $50; west
ern. 1915 q $685. yearlingA s6.509 $50;
lambs, s5.5o@7.4o; western, $500 7.65.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET

tReported by Rodgers, McCabe G. Co,
PETERSBURG. VA, July 13-PEANIT'pS.
spanish-Market firm at s1Ao pc, bushel
Nirginias-Market firm at .lsG4Xc. for
fancy stock: machine picked. s93kc.; shell.
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CHICAGO GRAIN s1ARKEr.

fro mthe Northwest caused 1c. advance in
wheat on the local market to-day. Al the
close the September delivery showed net
gain of &C. Corn was up tsc; oats We're
&c higher; provisions were u to lo9l2lsi
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above for October met with some success,
running that option UP several points. There
wac considerable liquidation before which
the market firm, with tho active
months varying from l92 points below the
close yesterday.
Cotton futures closed firm, Closing bid:
January, 12.G6; March. 12.15: July, 1913;
August c.66; September, 1915; October.
12.o5; November, 1901; December. 1900.
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NEW YORK. July 1s.-BEEvEs-Not
ing doing in live cattle. Dressed beef steady
at saG10c. Calves-Recepts head.
Dressed calves quiet. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts. 3.243 head. Common to choice
sheep. s35oa5.6o: culls. s2as.oo; lambs, 81
as.3O; one deck $3.50; general top price.
ss25; culls, $500. Hogs-Receipts, 3,494
head. Market nominally firm
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y. $. refunding 2s coupon. ... /
~. g. 3s. registered.
-. ?. as, coupon.... ... l
Y. s. New 4s. registered
y. .. New IS. coupon.
American Tobacco 4s.
American Tobacco SIS.
[tchison general 4s.......
Atchison adjustment 4s.......
Atlantic Coast Line As Odd
Baltimore and Ohio 4s...............
baltimore and Ohio 3izs.... .........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit COW. 4s....
Central of Georgia bs..
Central of Georgia End Inc. Cofered)
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. tbid)....
Chesapeake and Ohio 4iks............
Chicago and Alton 3,zs... ......
Chicago j. and Quincy new A..
Chicago. r. /. and Pacific r.. r. AS.
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NEW YORK. July 13.-Moncy on
days. per cent: ninety days, S to
b1-2: six months, 6. Close: Prime merr-
camille paper. 51-2d6 per cent: sterll
ing exchange firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s4Ss6o q
fs4.S670 for demand and at s4.s34bI,
s4.s35o for ixty-day bills; posted rates
s4.S4 and s4.S71-2; commercial bills,
Is4.s31-49s4.s3 as bar silver, 81 3-S;
Mexican dollars. 52>1-2; government
jbonds steady. railroad bonds steady.
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~ '4AhHlsoH qudllHeQ as adminiS-
ttatrix Of William c. Wilkinson; estate
valued at $4,000.
! Circuit Court.
Suits Instituted yesterday-Porter
B. Orr VS.. James NJ. Herman, for s4o.
-. 6. holland vs.. R. S. Robinson, for
$24.67.
Law ana Equity Court.
Z DEGREES entered yesterday-Sara h
Worthington VS.. Henry r. Worthing-
ton and others; commissioners report
confirmed as to sale Of real estate.
Suits instituted OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
5Gunst & Co. VS., c. w. Moseley; dam
ages laid at 5000.
Cases set for Monday-A. j. Silver
wood VS.. W. E. Weatherby etc.; claim,
$135.
Hastings Court.
Court was not in session yesterday.
Cases set for Monday--Robert Bur-
ton, coored, charged with the murder
of Leonard White, also colored.
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CINCINNATI. O.. July 1s.-HOGs-Active.
Butchers and shippers. 1896 q 500; common.
s4,90G5.75. Cattle-Strong, Fair to good
shippers, $4,000 common. $3.50 q 3.25.
sheep-steady at s2@4.75. Lambs-Slow
at s4.15M 6.75, s5sqHts7ts.F tlil
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store packed. 17alsc. Eggs-steady and
unchanged at 17a17isc. Cheese-Active.
strong. unchanged; large, 15c.; small. 15i. sd
15hc.: new cheese unchanged: large, 1eSc.;
small, 13ac. Sugar-Unchanged
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, July 10, 1907.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET

:.
Richmond, Va. July 10. 1901.
Report of live stock market for the week
ending July Sth:
Best steers. 5h95hc.; medium to good,
* 95isc. common to fair. 81 @4kc.; best
heIfers. So SIC; few extra, 5i.c.: medium
to good. AZ Q Sc; common to fair. 81 q &c. +;
best cows, 40 &c. medium to good. 39
3isc,: common to fair, 2h q &C.: bulls, 20 BIC.
EIesli~ cowsaand calves s25 1A5 .oO:acaives
s q 6lso: extra. 7e.; hogs. s@sAc; .sows and
s stays s95ase;; best bss. sheep. 4As9bhe,; me.
spring lambs, 5G7tsc.: a few extra, SC.
Prospects good on all kinds OF stock.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va July q. 1907.
STATE sECvNtTIEs Bid. Asked.
va. Is. old G. and r., 1872. sa,s soM
IVA Centuries. 2-3 c. and r.. SsS 9ois
RAILROAD BONDS.
"a c. L. r. r. Con, TT, 4 p. c. o5
a. c. l.. r. r. Gifts. or Ind. As. So ~.
Georgia Pac. LIST SIS, c. 1912 liz
Georgia So. and Fla, leA5.... los
'Ga and Ala. Con. So. 1at5..s. 102
Nor. and Western Fly. As $780, %
Y RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
atlantic Coast Line "A"....lo0 81 -.
a atlantic Coast Line com. 100 %
Ehes. and Ohio. Sov.....loo 34i2 Il.
Norfolk and Western com. 100 rs
!; BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS.
i American National. 100 1891
Broad strect..... 25 s3
First National. 100 2l5
Merchants National. .......1oo 500
National Bank of va......1oo IA -.
! MISCELLANEOUS.
'Ea.-car. Chem pfd... sr. c 100 1o1 1922.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. July dashboard
VAR Line, common and Notwithstanding
- ct,,,-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

a fairly sood,crop of tobacco raised through.
out this section. s't' ous -
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Few ORLEANS. July 1s.--CoTToS--
Spots closed quiet and unchanged, the
weather affecting trading and curtailng
bales the spot 10 80 bales. Futures
opened steady from 1q6 points below the
CLOSE at 1905; 2 points below the close yes
Serday. Trading during the morning was
aairly active and assumed It's best phases
shortly before tho closing. when the effort
An the part of operators to hold the market
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Cotton, quiet; middling, 1855; gross re-
Alpts, 3s75 bales; stock, 1s3,l3l bales N
Total to-day Mt all ports---Net receipts,
1850 bales; export to Great Britain, 1879
bales: to the Continent Lass bales; stock,
415.O2a bales
Consolidated al all ports--Net receipts.
$3.50 bales; export to Great Britain. 1919
1aes; to the Continent, 1,3sS bales
i. Total since September LIST at all ports
Net receipts. e,7a1, 466 bales; export to Great
britain. s,742,044 bales; to France. SSS.264
bales: to the Continent. 3,366,5S3 bales to
dapan. 247,7s7 bales; to Mexico, so bales,
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Daily Court Record
Chnncery Court.

Qualifications yesterday-A1rs Nan.
ME Wilkinson qualified as admins.
tiatrix OF William c. Wilkinson; estate
valued at $4,000.
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Cash quotations We're as folio"s' rlour-@
Steady. Winter patents si,lona.ao:
4.90; straights.g s4l0@4Go; bakers s2,5OM
$50, No. 2 spring wheat, sl@;.ol; No D
oic.@s1; No 9 red, ol@91Fsc No; p corn,
? white oats, &c: No, 3 white, 44G47c NJ,
2 rye sac Good feeding barley. 500 bsc.
Fair TO choice mailing, 6eR63c, FlaXseed-
No. northwestern, sl.2lh; prime timothy
seed, s475, Glover, contract grades, Slb.ho.
Short ribs, sides toosel, sS,a7is S62ia
mess pork, per barrel. s16.12h q go; lard,
per 100 pounds. ss77la. short clear sides
tboxed), sS.S7iaM 100, Whiskey basis OF
high wines, sl.81. Butter--Market firm;
creaneries, 2oM 2ac,; daires, l7Gp22c, Eggs
Firm at mark, cases included. 13@ lic.;
hrsts Sc; prime hrsts lac. Cheese--Easy
at lao lac.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
Spent Much Of long Lite Hsr.

Mrs. Josephine Schwartz. widow N
Matthew Schwartz. was laid to resi- N
Woodland Cemetery this morning. Mrs
Schwartz was born in Germany February
70, 1886, and came to this country whal
but a Young girl anc married Mr.. Sehwart
IN 1897. She died Monday from old age
, was u years old. The funeral tool
place at 3 O'Clock Ibis morning. Ths ,,aI;.
bearers We're Lyman Bishop. WIIIian
Flohr, William Caesar. Frank Demeter
Fred Miller and Charles Miller. Fathel
stager, OF St. Peters Church, oficlated.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
TO PRESENT SILVER
SERVICE TO BATTLESHIP.
New Jerseys Gift to Battleship Named
for State Will Be Presented
Next Wednesday.
Especial to tho Evening star

TRENTON. Aug. THE $4,000 silver
service purchased by the State of New
Jersey for the battleship New Jersey will
be formally presented to Captain William
w. Kimball on next Wednesday afternoon
while the ship is lying off Ninth street,
North River.
The commission which purchased the
service has been summoned by Governor
Stokes to make arrangements for the pre-
~sentatioA ceremony. The commission will
meet here next Friday.
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WOMAN DIED AGED o. YEARS.

The funeral Of Mrs. Abigail Earl. widow
of William Fl. Earl, will take place tomor-
low at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Earl died at the
Home for Aged Women yesterday morn
ing, after living a life Of 90 years.
was born IN New York State June 3. 1916.
but lived in this city for many years.
She IS survived by one son and three
grandchildren The funeral services will
VIII be in the Mt. Pleasant Cemetery.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
WEATHER Ar

WASHINGTON, ID. G. Aus. HI-Fore-
cast: New Jersey-Increaslng cloudiness
with showers late tonight or on Thursday;
light to fresh southwest winds.
NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Continued warm
and probably mowers tonight and Thurs
day; mostly light 10 fresh southwest
winds.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
WHERE TO DINE.

AAuTrI CTETTER Ladies' and Gentle
AUulEL-C IL I'LL mems Restaurant and
cafe. Capacity for 400 persons. Table dPHote
II 80 TO 2. and 8 to s p. m. A la Carte all
hours. $40. S44. S46 Broad street. Newark.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
CTTY n. ..

ROANOKE HOTEL AND ANNEX
South New York Avenue, Atlantic Clty. =, =.
Enlarged and entirely renovated. COCO 1er-
man table. 81 per day; special weekly rates.
Buffat attached. N. A DIELING. Prop.