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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
WAS NATIVE OF VERMONT.
Israel Davy Prominent Banker In the
Stntc 20 Years Ago.

Rutland. VT. March SIT was learned
tonight that the man who committed
suicide IN hotel at New Haven to-day
was Israel DaYy, who about twenty years
ago was prominent in banking circles
of Vermont pavy was born in Fair
Haven. nearly 80 years ago, After leaving
school he became a clerk in the Old Rut-
land National bank and later was
cashier Of the Woodhouse National bank
of Burlington. After the liquidation of
the latter institution he went to Kansas
as cashier of bank there OF late he
had been travelling salesman.
Twenty-Five years ago pavy was
married 20 Miss Mary Post, daughter
Of J. Y. Post of Rutland. Several
years ago Mr.. and Mrs. DavY sep
arated. Mrs. Davy taking position
as housekeeper at the Somerset club
in Boston. Davy leaves two children.
Fountain Pens at the Free Press Store.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
No More Bituminous Coal to Be
Mined until Wage Settlement
Is Reached.
NO PROLONGED STRIKE
Differences Are SIisht--New Hend of
the United Miners WIN Attempt 10
Revive the Interstate Unit Rule
Agreement Reached in
Two Mining Districts.


indianapolis March Sl.--Two hundred
the hands of ne NAM. h,,,,r,,r,,,,s ,oa,
miners of the United States this even
ing not to be used again until wage set
tl"inent has been reached and a scale
adopted between the members OF the
United Mines Workers of America and
the coal operate of the various fields
Tomorrow morning 10000 men will be
idle.
The situation. however does not indi-
cate prolonged strike. An open win
ter and Industrial deurer ion have left
large stock OF coal on hand and ,be
differences between miner and onerotors
are very slight. II is practically agreed
that the presen, wage scale will lao cor-
tinuod hut Same nolic,es IN ,o,ro.,,;,
with tho cbon,o ,o.,,rr, t. ,ho ,a,ta,
oe,c,rs of ,ho r,,,,,r. ra,,.,,a,, 49,,
,n,,,i di,rn~a,,.os ho.,,.o,,, ,,'-a..,.. ,
,,ine-, ha,.o r.s,i,oa t., ,,,',.'o.an,. .,,a
,,r,.i,,, -. ,,.,. ,.,
=
W ~ u''''''' ~ 'i'''' ~
'''' wv u.s. 'ic "''"'''''''"s
No'' ''.,''' Wig Va '''e cou"'i! was oaSeo
upon ''c "siee'''cHt re"oH"u III inc cen
"'' Vo!"pe'''Ne "e'u 'u"S'S'"'s Oh l1l-
nous oi'io' lnu'uha ana western fehnsyI-
wanna ana cohs'uereu as unit. ms
unit system was broken Two years ago
"heh frcS'"eht M''cHeh s'sheu a scale
no,. ,bs soo,o de,nandad o,.or anara.,,n
OF the other three States had refused and
the miners won their fight in conse-
quence. Operators signed the scale lndl-
vidually throughout the country.
NANI | MI RC LIZ AGAIN.
Since that time the miners have tried 70
| get back the unit rule or Interstate ,rrea-
ment. but operators of western ponnsvl
| yania. Ohio and Illinois after nopotia
| lions lasting ALI tho mast ,r,er have re-
fused To meet in Interstate convention
| with the r,irere As loe, r,so,, pet
| dent Nitoheu caiIo1 ~. ,,,irors e., -,
.to,,,, o,r,an,,or ava dt..r,a, ..,,,....,,
,,ora ,,,ho-i,oa ,,t,t ,,a ,,,.oa,
| ..,, 80 ,,,i,,,.
$500, ~ as
~ - ~ .'''i' ",,'"'' 'N''
w 30 Wv p''"'"' ""s' '0''c VII" ''o''-
VIZ -. ''',' '1i','i'''
| 'esiue''' Lewis WHO VIII succeed
fl'N'ue"t 'i''c'''" 'o-"orro" Is ehoeaV-
o'''s u revive t'ie interests UNI rue III
| 'He meantime uls'rict JOINT meetings are
De'hs held IN IN" various states
no STRIKE IN INDIANA
Goa, ',,r,u,a. 80 Ii,a ,r,a
,i,a ,,.. ,.
sta,,.,d 49,, ,,,.,,o .a,o-s ,,, ,,..
e., s.ssion =, 1,o-r t,a,,,a oat,s,,n
,hsIu .n,au d,,,aro,,oas a., h,,.a 1a,idad
n continue %, rnrr nor,ir, . s.,,l.-
NOV, rhoro u.uI 10 ~ s.rI,,a il ,hi,
! c,,.o RI ,,,,,,o,s a,s.,,o. ,,n,,ir, ~.
| ,nent hut ,he relations be,ween tho on
positlon interests arc friendly Western
| rennsylvania h,. not reached an agree
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
THE ORfNOCO CLAIM.

The claim of the Ornoco corpora ton,
which the state department contends
should he the subject of international
arbitration arises from repeated con
cessions granted by Venezuela to var
ious strangers of the territory which the
Orinoco corporations possesses under
concession granted in 1883. Tho concession
granted c. &. Fitzgerald, an American,
the exclusive right for 30 years to develop
the resources of a certain portion OF tho
Delta Of the Ornoco. These resources
consisted of iron mines and asphalt de-
posts The opinion OF the department in
this case IS that the action of the
Venezuelan executive Is "in derogaton
Of repeated judgments OF the Venezuelan
court of last resort and OF the inter-
national court OF claims.
The next case is that OF the Grin
oCo Steamship company, a New Jersey
corporation. The claim of this COM
pany. growing out Of a disputed ex-
elusive franchise, amounted to tl,401,-
$50 The matter was submitted to a
mixed tribunal for arbitration in ac-
cordance with an agreement with the
American and Venezuelan govern
ments. The umpire who presided over
the arbitration tribunal dlsallowed
the major portion Of the claim and
granted an award to the company OF
eos
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MEMORANDUM BY SCOTT.

memorandum compiled by Solicitor
Scott OF the State department gives ex-
haustvely the facts and law in each Of
the five subjects of dispute between the
American and Venezuelan governments.
Tho case of the expulsion from
Venezuela of A. r. Jaurett, naturalized
American. in November. 1901, Is first dis.
cussed. Jauorett was compelled TO leave
Venezuela where he had lived for eight
years, without warning and under a "a
hours notice, on the ground that his
presence there was "notoriously pre-
judicial to public order" Besides being
consul for Panama. Jaurett was the cor
respondent of several foreign newspapers.
and was interested in the publication
of paper in Caracas. He was not al
lowed TO wind up his business and pri-
waite affairs and claims damages on this
account TO the extent Of S5,Nno.
Reviewing this claim Solicitor Scott
makes this statement:
"A demand should 40 made upon the
Venezuelan government for the settle
ment OF the claim in full and II the de-
mand be met with procrastin. ''on or re-
fusal. tho dignity OF this govcrnmenS
would seem to require prompt and
vigorous action"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
The Roofing
Question

VIII he present this year, a. 1t IL every
year.
Shingles aren't satisfactory, because
they aren't rs good as formerly but
they cost a "gOOd" deal more. Tar
red roofing IL back number. Ready
roofing, some one of the very many
on the market, In the solution, but
then the question IL which OneP
u 1t will help you any, we shall he
glad to anhwer Inquiries about one
particular kind, tell you who has
used II, and show you what they
think Of II. We would also like to
have you possess copy Of "Fsrm
BuiidinEs." II may show you how
to use the other kinds as we'll as
this particular kind. Free by mail
from us to you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
Postofflce Rifled and H. E. Shaw
Narrowly Escaped Being
Shot.
BULLET JUST MISSED HIM
professionaIs Blew Front OFT Snfc AMI
secured between $500 and sGOO-
-Four Men Seen hut Left Not
the Lcnst Clue As TO Where
They went.

stowe March 31.--The postofilce in
the Akeley memorial building was
tilted carly this morning by burglars
who blew open the safe and secured
between $500 and $500 in stamps mon
ey orders postal funds, ana money for
box rents belonging TO the government
md about 800 in private funds. The
robbers escaped with their booty, and
no traces of them have been discover
ed.
aroused at - minutes after two this
morning by tho sound of an explosion
followed in about 10 minutes by an
pther. One of tho first to Investigate
was H. f. Shaw. who resides Just
across the street from the memorial
building. Seeing several mon on the
street and thinking it somc Of tho boys
on racket. Mr. Shaw threw open a
window and asked "Whnrs going on
hore?" and was answered with a VOL
ley of bullets.
After the shooting the mon. Of whom
-FOUR were seen, ran down the street
and were seen no moro. although
within 20 minutes n party Of men set
, out In search Of them
Mrs j. G.. Morgan. who resides in the
house adjoining the building. was
aroused by the first explosion and saw
a light In the postonlcc and men NOV
Ing around aud afterwards saw them
run away.
The burglars entered by prying open
The window in the outer office and II
IS thought entered tho main office by
the money order window. Tho entire
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02

No matter how bad cut or sore
you have. II II Is durable Hili's Gold.
en- OIL will do the business. $4,000 .
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02

question closed, the parties interested
always having the right of recourse to
the tribunals of Justice of the republic
should they deem fit"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
BENNINGTON SCHOOL MEETING.

Bennington. March 31.-Rumors Of
contest In the election of trustee brought
out a large delegation of voters at the
annual graded school meeting this after
noon. Only two contests developed
Frank +. Howe. elected trustee March s.
receiving "a votes to &c, cast for Fred L.
Bottom. Trustee c. T.. Burt. F. NJ. Craw
ford and II. II. Webster We're reelected
as was Clerk l.. q. Brant. a tax of IS
rents was voted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02
AGREEMENT IN MICHIGAN

Bay City. Mich, March Sl.-The Joint
convention OF Michigan coal operators
and miners to-day agreed that the gem
erai scale OF wages Of last year shall con-
tinue In effect until March 81 1860, Pend
ing the promulgamation OF the full scale
by the joint scale committee the miners
will continue Mt work.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-02

been travelling in Michigan and Wis
consin He left a sealed letter addressed
to Mrs, J. Davy 42 Beacon street. Bos-
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.


Clinton, Iowa, juno z, 19U8.
To Whom 1t May Concern You are
hereby notified not to trust or harbor
Walter G. Pike. as l will not be re-
sponsible for any debts of his contract
ing. F. r PIKE
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Southwestern Markets-wheat.
Primary NTnrIxetn.
HEARD ON THE BoURSE.

Pringle-All the statistics will be of
bullish nature again and we feel con
fdent in advising buying September
wheat at present prices.
Joseph-Liquidation is apparently
over Keep long the Pacifics. they are
positively going very much better.
Buy coalers. St. Pull for a turn and
bull 0. & w.
Bache-We look for a slow but firm
market and favor buying around pres
ent levels.
White-We believe the recent break
affords another chance to get some
cheap wheat.
Barrell-There is nothing in the gen
eraI condition of the wheat market. In
our opinion, to warrant any permanent
set back in prices.
Ware & Leland-Wheat market is
stubborn enough to suggest buying or
weak spots. We look fo- LAWYER prices
on corn.
Bartlett-The earn market is over
| bought which naturally resists the
buying power and suggests Hquida tor
must take place before it will do tc
| buy.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

1865. Chas. A. Young rs. John Peter
son. Defendant defaulted. Court finds
for plaintif $325o
1882 A. w Hotch VS.. Henry Schadect
ct al. Defendants motion for new
trial overruIed. Appeal frayed 60 days
for bond.
1853 Wellington Miligan VS. City
of whiting Defendant files exception
to the refusal Of the court to give GER
tain instruction rendered by the de-
PENDANT. Defendant excerpts to courts
Instructions
1854. Tony Jamros VS.. Anthony
Smith. Plaintiff files amended com
plant. Defendants demur. Delnur
overruIed. Defendants file answer in
denial with agreement that all de-
lenses can be made hereunder. Sub
mftted to the court
403o. william F. Dee vs.. Sanford Nc
night ct al Plaintiff dismissed as to
VIM Vogel. administrator.
4O95. Henry schrage vs.. silas Me-
chan ct al Court finds for plaintiff
$1.O39.4S with SIS attorneys fees, with
out relief.
4154. Charles Glattu and John Kid
we'll VS. c. l. S & +. ct al. Plaintiff
defaulted. Court finds for defendant,
August f. Hartigan in the sum of
1915 with relief
/ 4174. Geo Ortseifen vs.. Patrick D.
Sullivan Motion to set aside default
and judgment overruled and excepted.
1891 CaI,.net Lumber company vs.
John Audriotta ct al Court finds for
plaintiff ss5s2s plus so attorneys fee.
Foreclosure against all defendants ex-
cept Samuel Ladouyi Property to be
sold subject TO mortgage OF said Soda
myi.
4195 Wisconsin Lumber & Coal com
pany VS.. Ellen Kekich. Court finds for
plaintiff vs. VIM. T. Cherry $2os.56 plus
SIS attorney fee Foreclosure Of me
lchanic's lien VS.. all dedefendants.
4215. Frank OShea & Tenance Shea
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vs.. Presbyterian church. Court finds
for plaintiff vs.. Harding & Harding
$50 plus $40 attorneys fee Foreclosure
OF street Improvement without relief
Find for plaintiff VS.. Engleman & En-
gleman $3.50 plus $40 attorney fee
Foreclosure OF street improvement
without relief.
1929. August P. Meredith vs.. Wolf
Marcovich ct al Submitted to court
1928 Albert Pick & company VS..
Frank J. Swada ct al First state bank
files amended interrogatory petition.
1872. John B. Block VS. Charles Mar
tin ct al Defendant Ludolf Houtschiet
files answer and cross complaint.
1852 John Miller VS.. Rose Miller.
Defendant files answer to cross com
plant.
1868. Cudahy Packing company VS..
Adams & company. Defendant demands
jury. Cause continued for the term.
1897. Paxton Lumber company vs..
John Judicis Alias summons ordered re-
turnable second day September term.
4S97 Sadie Clark vs.. Allie Clark.
Defendant is brought into court on cita-
tion and it appearing that he has paid
allowance in full to June 90. '0S. he is
discharged and purged OF contempt
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Il quit the Chicago papers. L take
THE TIMES because l don't have time
10 read more than what it has" Tex-
GLnOny OF one TIMES reader.
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WANTED-Men who need a good ad-
vertising medium and who Will iet
us show them that The Times Is that
medium. u
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

RDtter-Receints 15oO2 tubs. cream
erv extras 22c. price to retail dealers.
24c. nrints 95ct axtra frsfs 211bc:
tirets - IL seconds &c daiTtes MA
OIL. f.nnI, 20Ce secorSs -. iadIaS No
- - In,aclri,na Stacl5 1sit
- Era1r - tSacninfs IL se7 caSee. roisce1-
1aneo1s lots cases returned 18%c.
easee included f9n SS1ze. ordina ~
Frst ILL., frs+s wbitenoo1 casas
ma 1nnst he Ak nar cent fTeSb 75n
nriTnp firs+s nacked in new whitewood
G 93eo a naciaiy necRed for citv trade
New notat o4k@Receints 40 cars.
cbofce to fancy 81 20Gf 81. ordinary
S1NI061I5
orGer dor CAVES 10 IN s 9oG6 10
Jveio-h+s 505ILc. 50 ~ "a lbs 667c.
/ eo - I'M IL 81
preseed be'afENo I ribs 15c. No I
loiDs 77iL =. No roIrd H. NJ !
/ nb,,ci- 49, No nIe+e e.
~ 10 TH,11+-,, rT,,rlla1r - II 40.
otInl,onP fa,,,i AZ. $3.50 y, 5S,0 90.
a' = - ~ 5ii5 81 ~
! aS1 20 . - e0se' Pf0V y wv uuN N7
vCaIiforrt. orroo,, F-,,,+s c,bor-ios eoo
| n Al 85 nee 1.1T hoxi nluns 25475c p 0eT
crate: apricotg. 75@ G' per crate;
nnacbas 5nC Gsi IA per box
/ n 81 90 na1 bn new apnles 35675C
" go PEI ~ neM dpp4Gs, 80 49,. o.
81 DoA odne'iitS' J4lHoo0, per p9oiCl4
$l'9g. 9tIaIsat $7lS q ad cutLs, 90 -
a. ~ ~ 800
% 90 q MS - 800 80 %
- y z'9V per Ciate' PedcHes' 1VC "
- pr q a - ,,,-t. On.
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Stocks, Grain and
e a:s:;: PROVISIONS '? Is: 1 M:

ably Saturday; warmer tonight and
east Saturday.
Minnesota - Increasing cloudiness
with probably showers tonight or sat
urday; warmer south tonight; cooler
north Saturday.
Iowa-Generally fair east, probably
showers west tonight or Saturday;
warmer tonight.
North Dakota-Partly cloudy and
cooler with probably showers tonight
or Saturday.
South Dakota-Partly cloudy tonight
and Saturday; cooler Saturday.
Enthusiastically cloudy tonight and
Saturday; warmer east tonight.
Enthusiastically fair tonight and
Saturday; warmer tonight.
badly showers tonight
or Saturday; warmer tonight.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND

Lots 2, II. 81. 20. Zachaus' add
dition, Bertha Anderson to John
Lots t@ Is 5. 20, %. zachaus' add
ton, Bertha Anderson to Ida
Lots l. 10. IS. 80, zachaus' addi
ton, Bertha Anderson to Gus
Lots 5, Il, rs. 81, Zachaus' addi-
ton Bertha Anderson ct al to
Bertha Anderson .
Lots 6, Il, 10, %, zachaus ad-
dition. Bertha Anderson to Al
Lots si' :. 10, -. Is. "a, zachaus ad.
dition. Bertha Anderson to
Emma LOescher ..............
Lots l. 16. 27, 80, Zachaus' addi-
ton, Bertha Anderson to Jo-
hanna Hansen ..............
Lots 5. 9, ii. IS. "a. Zachaus' ad-
dition, Bertha Anderson to
George ZaChau ...........
Lot rs. lock ?. Stafford & frank
les addition, Louis II. Stafford
to Leonardo Moline. ....... 30t
Lot II, block /, Towle & Young's
addition, Chicago. Con. B. & NJ
Co to Charles H Friedrich. ..
Lot II, block l, Towle & Young's
addition, Charles II. Friedrich
to Carl Johnson. ........... 100
Lots 81 and %. Marbles subdi-
vision block ., Towle & Young's
addition, George M. Popp to
Verne G. Summers. ......... 2.60t
IOLESION.
Lots 81 to SO, block AZ in second
Oak Park addition. Calumet
Land Co. to Philip c. Emer-
Lot I. block 4. oakdale addition,
Clear Title Land Co. to Andrew
Lots ts'i Is to is. SO to 81. block 81. 90
c. T. l. & l. Co.'S sixth addi-
ton, Bankers National Bank,
Chicago. to John Almone. .... 2,55
T,Ot block ID G T I, e
third addition. T. NJ. c. Hem
brof to George Hromada. ... $50
Lot rs. block 8, c. T L & / Co.'S
. i'0'O"i GROWN GOWN POINT.
Lot II, Cottage Grove addition.
Leland Lamphire to Grace Slade so
EAST CHICAGO.
Part NE 4 Sc Il NV L.. Chas.
W. Hotchkiss to city. of East
F4 Eas T th lea CO. co. 70 cit ecFe Of
East O fNBIEANA HARBoR.
Lot %. block 81. Seward Peter
son to Ernest Summers ... 200
| Lot 10. block p. Maria l. Bres-
/ lin to c.. l. S. & z. r. r. CO..
Lot 3. block Sc. East Chicago Co.
to Ella A Marker :........ 40
/ Lot 21. block 6, East Chicago Co.
to Addie L Huntington. -. los
! Lot -. block 81. Emil Steinfeldt
to Phoebe Collins. .... so
Lot Z, block q. in second addi-
| ton. William II. Williams to
/ Jay P. Bedford ............. 80
/ Lot Z. block 81 in second addition,
Charles Z: Washburn to VII
liam II. Williams ............. 80
HORSFORD PARK
Lots l, ?, 3. 4. block T. Hattie
Mills to Josephine Inman....
GARY
Lot %. block 5. Broadway addi-
ton, S. l. Kohn to julius Hus-
zovszky ...................... 100
Lot %. block 5, Broadway addi-
ton, Julius Ruszovzky to Mathe
! Sander ............:....-..... zoo
Lots Al and AZ, Orchard Park
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NOTICE N NON-RESIDEN1

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
State of Indiana, County Of Lake. Be
fore +. ID. Prest. Justice of the Peace
in and for North Township. l. Son
nenschein VS.. LaZaros & Evangelof.
Now comes the plaintiff and files his
complaint in attachment and affidavit
therefor, showing that the said defend
ant is not q resident Of the state of
Indiana. Said defendant is therefore
action and that the same VIII stand
for trial on the 18th day of August,
1908, at o'clock in the forenoon, at
the office of said justice in room 26
Rimbach block. Hammond. Indiana, and
that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein at the calling Of said
cause, said action will be heard and
determined in his absence.
In witness whereof l hereunto set
my hand and affx my seal Of Office at
Hammond. Indiana, this 18th day of
June. 1908. 1873
FRANK d. PRIEST.
Justice of the Peace.
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Forrest P. Runden to Ralph e.

Forrest P Rundel to Ralph e.
Hunt .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Lots IS to 10, block A. Gary In
vestment Co.'S first addition,
Gary Investment Co. to Leonard
J. Stankowicz ............... $500
Lots 80 and "a, block u.s. Gary
Land Co.'S first addition, Gary
Land Co. to Leonard FitZger-
WHITING.
Lot "a block ?, DavidsOn's SOW
enth addition. Davitt D. Child
ester to Bridget O'Neill. ....... 200
Lot % block /, Davidsons Fred
street addition. Charles D. Da
wilson to John Diuhek. .... 200
SECTION.
26 az y W 81 go N Sd4es. \ tos sn6
Braunies to Eugene II. Hill. 10000
1879 W-Lots los. LOG, part 107
SW 4 NE 4, James Burton to
James " Burton ............. 1000
S-34-8 W-Part Sc u SW u.
min F. Hayes .~.............. 1850
34-8W-Part Sc i SW y.
Benjamin F. Hayes TO Sarah
w. Rowland .....-............ $50
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-To exchange want ads 70
ten cents apiece in the Times wan
columns. I
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Illinois. Indiana. Missouri and Lower
Michigan-Fair tonight and probably
Saturday; rising temperature.
Wiscon sin-Fair tonight and prob
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GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago June 26.-Carlots today:
Wheat 8 cars; corn, 337 cars; oats. 1875
cars; hogs, 10000 head.
Chicago. June 26.-Clearances today:
Wheat and -four. $4,000 bu; corn. $4,000
blu; oats. 5000 bu.
Chicago, June 26.-Estimates tomor-
row: Wheat, cars; corn, 365 cars;
oats, III cars; hogs. $4,000 head.
Argentine Shlpments-Wheat. this
week. 100000 blu, last week. 2,344, goo
bu; last year ZIP. 900 blu. Corn, this
week, 1.744.O00 bu. last week, 2,056, 600
bu; last year. $4,000 blu.
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LIVE STOCK. MARKETS.

Union stock Yards. June 26-Hog
receipts. 10000 head; left over. 1000
head; market slow. Light. s5.7006.2O;
mixed, 1915 $50: heavy. s5.70q6.32;
rough, $50 a 5.95. Cattle receipts,
1900; market weak. Sheep receipts,
5000; market weak.
omaha - 1865 1855 ea. rs Sheep ssB
Kansas City $4,000 1000 1000
Union Stock Yards. June 26.-Hogs
close active at decline. Light. 1856 a
s25; rough. $5.7O@ $50. Cattle strong
sheep steady.
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FOR E-International Cor
responding schools commercial
course includes bookkeeping short
get this cheap; also gasoline lamp and
gas stove, or what? Address l. c.
Lake County Times ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-26
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. June 26.-Wheat and corn
opened unchanged.
Liverpool. June 26. 80 p. m.-Wheat,
Is a 4 d higher; corn. i a SD higher.
Liverpool. June 26.-Whac- closoG II
a I d higher; corn closed 4 - . high
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-06-26
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