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The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
CITY'S FAULTS
POINTED OUT
CONTINUED from Page II

Street provement-Rotten. Mar
row streets shows no thought of fu-
ture.
Cost of Gas Too High.
Lighting system-Cost of gas at $1.oS
too high. Electric lighting good.
Observation-Disclosures of good guam
tity. poor quality. Plenty for indus
tries.
Glass of citizens-Mixed. making an
unsettled municipal condition.
Retail stores-Progressiv Poor store
fronts. Fail to use printers ink.
Factories-Have what most cities are
fghting for. They must cooperate.
Public buildings-with few excep-
tions not good good enough for Ham
mond.
schools-Good looking buildings Ex-
celIent instruction in all grades.
Commercial organization-Aver
bad. Ought to have 800 to 400 mem
bers
Sky Line Fierce.
Rents-Cheap for the size of the
town Not enough modern houses.
Competition-None aside from Chica-
60. Could double business by going
after it.
Sky Lne-Fferce. No system with
squatty.
Bfllboards-Scabs. Ruin looks of
town. Use the newspapers instead.
Water front-River an offense to ma
ture. Lake front is attractive.
Railway stations-Aside from two
they make Hammond look like dirty
hole.
Hotels-Two good hotels needed at
once. Good hostelry best add for town
Rest room for women-None to be
found. Reflects a lack of progress.
True Too True.
Drinking fountains-Town is lacking
in them. Necessary to a progressive
city.
Lavatories- Failed to find any. A
hYgienic necessity in every up-to-datt
city.
Street signs-Tin signs with adds OF
them show that town is cheap.
Directories-City has an excellen
one. Shows proper spirit of progress.
City government-Too much polite.
in city administration. No progress
seen.
Police protection-Good
Newspapers-The best I have seen il
towns the size Of Hammond. Not sup
ported.
| Society-People are not socially IN
clined. Merchants do not cooperate.
Drainage-very poor. Need of sys
tematic sewage disposal is apparent.
Territory = Hammond occupies to,
much space. City not compactly built
Factory mployes-Securing goo'
wages. Many do not live in Ham
: mond.
Parks-A disgrace to q civilized com
munity Need Of boulevards apparent
Rich in Suggestions.
So rich in suggestions was Morri
Eichman's talk that many column
could be devoted to it prontably. II
roasted the business men for advertis
ing on billboards when they had avail
able such excellent newspapers.
He pointed to the fact that the for
eign advertisers find the local papers
7 valuable medium for publicity. and, i
} with their experience, they use the col
umns OF the local papers. the locs
business men should crowd thm OF
e with thir advertisements
The shacks in town came in for
good roasting. and the names of sever
e al welknown property owners, II
e Guiding that of Schreiber. who owr
the windowless shack on Carroll stree
were mentioned.
After the meeting there were az
T dresses by several Of the business me
e Of the city, including ". B. Conke
). John McGarry. Fred Crumpacker. Pet,
n Crumpacker. Otto Klemperer and JOB
Peterson. The meeting was one of II
largest and most enthusiastic that hi
ever been held by the local associ'
r tion.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
Improvement Assn. Meets

The North Side Improvement asso-
citation met last evening, but owing to
the fact that there were not very many
of the members present there was not
much business transacted. Another
meeting will be called at an early date.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
a KITCHEN sHOWER.

The teachers of the Lafayette school
entertained at a kitchen shower today
in honor of two of the teachers who
will not return to Hammond next fall.
The afternoon was passed in an inform
al social way and refreshments were
served.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
RETURNS HOME.

Miss Edna Kreis will leave for her
home in Kearney, Neb., to spend the
summer vacation with her parents.
Miss Kreis is one of the teachers in
the Lincoln school.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
RETURNS TO MICHIGAN.

Miss DeEtta Curry will leave Ham
mond Saturday to her home in Benton
Harbor, Michigan. to spend the summer
vacation with her mother and sister.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
RETURNS HOME.

Miss Sadie lines viii leave for her
home in Monticello, Ind, to spend the
summer vacation with her parents aft
er remaining in Hammond during the
past school year.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
RETuRNs HnME.

Miss Alta Adkins, principal of the
Irving school Will go to her home in
Laporte to spend the summer vacation
with relatives and friends.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
RETURNS HOME.

Emil Feddler. who has been attend
ing high school in Hammond left yes
terday for his home in Cedar Lake to
spend the vacation with his parents.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11

MORE PEOPLE RAD THE TIMES
EVERY NIGHT THAN READ ALL THE
OTHER DAILIES PRINTED IN LAKE
COUNTY FIVE TIMES OVER AND
THEN SOME.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
LEAVES FoR MICHIGAN.

Miss Jennie Mabbs viii leave for her
home in Allegan, Mich to spend the
summer vacation with her relatives
and friends
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11

You will do better at the Lion store
furniture department. Largest furniture
store in northern Indiana.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11

Come to the piano factory and see
how good pianos are made. For sale
at factory prices. Straube Piano fac
tory, Hammond. Ind. tt
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11

Furnishing homes with us Is spe-
ciaIty. not side line; four floors OF
furniture. Spiegel's. 91339135 Com
merciaI avenue. South Chicago.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11
SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.
HOME FOR VACATION.

Miss Edna Switzer has arrived from
Greencastle where she spent the year
in DePauw university. She will spend
most of the summer vacation at the
home of her father, Rev. w. F. Switzer.
The Lake County times., 1909-06-11

Street improvement-Rotten Mar
row streets shows no thought of fu-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Uplifting / &jpbcnbapa 1918

Sra &ipbenbabn telegraferes %
Mprtl, at Blanerne ONT at nfbol6e en-
flor International ubltilling / Sir:
hcnbapn / 1913 er opgipne, og Set er
be- luttet at man iite6et oil ltgtte en-
fulfilling, Ser 1fal afboloes / Malmp
SDerige, lamne Mar. 0enne u61til.
ling f1tn6e life bentes at blibe err
SufccS me6 min6re SEN fit frnftig
Stgtte fra 0anmarf. Denne Sp,
m%arfiombe6 fra 0anmarfs SIDE bar
giort ct megtigt Sn0trpf / Sperige
og Sen iDenife &resie uotaler lin bar.
n1eite Mnerfien6elie al Danifernes
SSmgbefommenbe6, iom De tiger for
tiener oen t~afnemmeliglte @iengial-
6elle Sc erflerer, at enbber l1ober-
cnsitemnelie, ser bar efsilteret mel
lem Sc TO 2an6e li6en unionens Sp-
lgsning mellem Morge og 5perige,
iii er for punoen, og at ct MT 6anif-
lpcnlf @enifobsforbolo er oprettet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

2mgbejs fra.
@or &ollega fra &acine, &e6. Mp=
r1p, bar berne6e / @en6ags for at
le Mmbroiius.
@re6rene @al6emar og Mortm1s
Boulien bar fer ligelebes at ianrme
@run6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Tremsans for @pb 9afuta.

Me06elelierne fra SD6 Dofota
gaor no paa, at 6enne unge @tat er
/ pi6unoerlig Sremgang. Ser er,
efter bbo6 Ser fan u6regnes beo
Spgtbeli er / @tatens forifielltge
81aoe> ii6en 1. Sebruar arrioeret it.
fe mtnore enc 500 Sernbane<@ogn>
la6ninger meo Sn0Don6rere og 6e-
res Coos og &reaturer til @taten
iioen @egpnoelien al Sebruar. Men
Ser er ingen &oipl ON, at bbis man
boooe en- fomplet 6ortegnelie oper
ale Sc in0fomne @migranter, bil6e
Sallet blipe meget betp6eligt fterre,
og ri er enonu fun / 8egDn0elien
at Sn0oanoringssS eionen. @ano-
iDnligbe6en taler for, at Sallet paa
Sn6ban6rere oil f%or0obles / 2gbet
al 6enne @eion. Nelten iom ne6
ct Grplle1ag er @po Dafota fommet
frem / Stoternes &effe. Set er
neppe mere en6 5 Mar it6en man /
Sc el6re @tater betragte6e set iom
ct ret forpopent Goretagenoe at be-
tro i'm Gremti0 til Sp6 9afotas
Sor6bun0. Sou bar Sor6ol6ene uo-
billet fig iaale6es, at set life oil
bare mango Mar in6en Sor6peroien
II @D6 9afota er naaet til famine
@gioe iom / Sc pitlige @aboitater,
bpor 8rilerne for Sioen er fire eller
fem @onge ioa b6ie. Sen u%itanoie-
1ige o9 itooige Strdm al sSnopanore=
re er set be61te 8epis for, at man
6e leneer MOS 9it liggenoe @ta=
ter bor facet 9inene op for, at man
ti6ligere bar 6onnet fig ct feilogtigt
|@fi6n ODER @p6 Dafota.
On &epr9lentont for bette 8lao
baD6e nDlig .2eiligbe0 til perlonlig
at operbebiie fig om Ben ripenbe l10=
pifling, Ser foregaar / Sp6 9afoto,
og ian fom til Sen fire Shortcuts
ming, at 6erne @tat goar EN- glimren=
Sc Tremti6 imgoe.
SEQ @e1tben6elie til Sirmaet Mc=
Carl & Motion, 8roofings, g.. 9of
bpis Mpertisi cement fin6es / en- on6en
Spolte q 8lobet, bil mon fl1nne lif=
re Jig Mnpisning poa Set be6ite 2ano,
opbprfet eller uopbDrfet, Ser fin0cs
Ii Morfe6et / Gtaten, og Ri anbefaler
epentuelle 2anoiggere at benptte oet-
) tie 6irmaes Msiiitance.
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g6icago.

9amff Mmerifanif Selifab.
Diltriftsfomiteen for 6ette Sellfab
arrangerer en- lille 6eitligbeo / Sem
MOOD Sall 8. 5. Mai.
Sifret.
Set er MI 6eftnttiot afgiort at
@uberngr Deneen bill tale be6 Sen
itore Mattonalfelt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
Roa(0 amun0(ens
Moropo(Se6Speoition
(Torti. fra SIDE ~

- \O~~~I' I>~ - ~
Set bar biit fig, at 6e amertfanite
@riie er meget btQtge til ben @lags
@eiier. De flarer fig go6t, er let at
fpoe op og D6er ct meget tilfreoS=
itillen6e @aluta / Sorm al @ipo %
Jlnlf Disie @rtie, iom bill blipe
tagne ON 8or6 / Shn Granctsco,
fommer ga / 2ebet al oe fprite &in-
tire til at zoe en- pelfommen Mfbefs>
ling / set ellers meget ubermetiiffe"
Mt06agsprogram.
Saa bil ga uSram" ban6re me6
Dribiie1 Sc longe Maane6er. @bis
Ger life fin6es 2an6, men bare
9ribis opober moo @or6polen, bill
man lite itpoe paa meget 9Dreltp.
@n Ssbiarn fer og en- @elbun6 Der.
@r Ser 2an6 t 9te6 6enoppe, oil
Sorbol6ene blibe be6re.
Sen mo6erne 6lpbetefnif bill BIZ
be repreienteret ON 8or6 at 6e iaa,
fal6te uman61gften6e Dru-
Der fan bebe en- Man0 tem-
melig beit til &eirs. @e bar peret
brugte me6 &el6 / england og bill
bore til itor Nptte be0 n0fig. Sap.
tein @ngelita6 prgber 6em for ST.
Sen poa @orten. On 8allon cap>
tit bab6e maaife Deret en6nl1 bel=
6igere, men Sen foiter for meget.
Mmun6ief1 lober fig imt0lerti6 ME-
get al 9ragerne, ser fan blipe til
1pur6erlig Nptte. Sra G6n6en paa
Maltetoppen fan man 10 life ie
longt.
Sg Marene bill gao. 2ongiomt>
men forbaabenlig iiffert bill rSram"
bribe / SEN &etning, Sen fer bar
6rebet - Sen Sci iom %~SSeanette"s
&lanfer en- @ong angap iom 6en>
Ser peger moo Sor6ens nor6ligite
Sumter.
@bor og naar fan man iaa bente
~Gram" tilbage? S 1914 eller
1915 fan set iaa lettelig ben6e,
at vGram" en- bafffer @ommer6ag
ilipper Stems baaroe &anier og
tommer frem / aabent @an6 mel
lem @pitsbergen og @renlano -
Ser bbor &olaritr6mmen ftrpger for
bi @r6nlan6s 91tfpit. @ller bort
imo6 San Mopn.
Set er u6rom"s Sci. Sg ri baa>
Der, at ollie go6e Magter moa fgre
Sen til MooIet.
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9 es so / ines IS / e II.

ES W( y | u > - Il II t u.
9e 1mitten0e gfsempler fra Gal
peitor. og Des Moines er enoelig og=
ioa bleben fglt / Minneiota, og ao=
ifillig Mgitation bar peret | Gang
for Sprettelien al en- lepolitiif So
misiion iom @tpre / 5te0et for Sc
nuperen6e M11tboriteter. @p6rgs=
moolet fom ierlig / Sorgrunoen
Mo1fato ii6ite CONNER, UNDER en-
on6artet Spfus=@pi0emi, iom gar
8epis for @pautboriteternes gienipn=
lige lt0pgtigbe6. st 6orilag intro:
6ucere6es berfor al @enator 8orfs
fra Monfato ON at bempn6ige 8Der
me6 ime{lem 10 og 10000 Sn6Daa:
mere at oprette ct @omislionS=Sbre.
,@enator @mttb fra Minneapolts tom
bam allere6e ieSorfigbet me6 ct Sor.
flag. / Loft lt6fait, at nebnte &lan
fu11be tn6fprese olle @Der / 5taten.
bpilfet li6ite 90 ogiaa, efter faa rDe:
ienlige Goran0ringer, blep neotage1
/ begge @uie. Mon penter til al
Manfato itrofs bill fori6ge @fsperi'
mentet og at minneapolis ONT tort
Si6 bill fglge @fsemplet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
glmbroiins / Spnoa9s :
SnfIeS.

SIT Mmbrolius, lon1 set blep lpil-
let / 9pn0ngS, bar en- 6anlf Sore
FILLING, bbis Moge liel6en eller al
orig er blepen let / @bicago> 6erom
bar ollie entge. @nfeltlpil og Cant
menipil, &oltumer og uoitpr, alt for
ene0e Jig til en- ltilful0 &amme ON
Molbecb's fine, biertepin0en0e @tpf=
fe. @opeoeren bliber naturligpi is
&erifin6s. &ons Mmbroiius ct Ell
bre0 og folfelig Sfiffelie og truffct
op / fo1te 2inier ful0 al Boe1t og
lpulmen6e 2Drif og lterf og man6i9
Entbos.
&erifin6 fpl6te paa Scenen> ale
8liffe benote Jig %uoilfaarlig moo
bam, ban tog itrafs S11teresien fan=
gen og bol6t Sen til set iioite. Ser
oor 6art og Slugt oper bans Spil,
@arme og @lg0 / bans Sale. Scr
itob ct Yuit al &ona1tif omfring
bam, ban bar lps / fin @e6e, egte
og menneifelig / lin Sorg. Sans
Gang tog alles @ierter, og bans 6or=
tolfning al ~0u 6eilige &oienfnop",
Der bar fgliom l10e11 at bore ienti>
mental, ifaffeoe bam Mftenens itgr=
fe1te 8ifal6.
&eroig be0 bans SIDE 1too Srl'
8eneoicte @artnacf's Mbigoel. Sen
unge Sr11e bop0e ifabt en- belitdbt ST.
CUR, ungpigeagtig, fin og la6D=forz
nem, og bun fdrte SEN igiennem l1Oel1
nogetiombellt 6orlgg paa at BRUCE
iterfe Mi0ler. Sen Gcene, ser pil
bu1fes lengit, bar @arnicenen / 2.
Mft, be0 bpis 5lutaing Sruen iii
operroft Ell flor Buffet 9}oier. Scr
bar ober benne Gcene en- tilbage:
trengt, 6irren0e 9%eerpelitet, ser bol01
H11blifum / %aan0elps Sp9n0ing> oq
ST. 9onrnrer iom Sumter Claus pas:
ie6e oisfret in0 / @niemblet, og gar
life fine to professionally Meoipillen=
oe meget efter.
8ifaloet lteg fra Gift til Gift, Ser
enc Tremfaloelie fulgte Sen onoen
Ser bar begejitret Mpplaus, ga ST
&erifino biite Zig olene efter lioit@
Mft, og set f1lminereoe / Ell forme.
Zig Opation me6 @urraraQb, 0a Sep.
pet otter gift op, og ban fom fren
igien me0 Gru @artnacf be6 @aar1.
Sen, og Sans Nielien iatte / me6 Ell
rungen6e Sonfure.
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0aniib Gntberan gabltibins -Sonfs
8lair, &ebt. brenSStt,.

Sfelge pripat Meo6elelie til os er
Sen forene6e banife :lrtberife &irfes
8ogforretning, Danib 2u.
t + e + g u b n g
$ ou e. / 8lair r, 81 e 5 T.,
n eobren6t Nan6ag Scat. Sen
for. &trfes 8Iab uGnniteren" ubgi,
pes al 6enne Gorretning. Erpffe-
riet nte6 @eHemaiftner og &resier
FAINT @terite6elen al 8ogoplaget blep
6lamnernes @op, og @fa6en ntl
Igbe op / flere Guitn6 @oIlars, fun
oelpis opftet al DISTURBANCE.
81 banber &ollega mart oil blipe
t1tan6 til otter at optage 6orretnin=
gen. r. t.i;.st Iqs ?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30


Sc itore Sab be6 Sfopbran6ene
flor foraoriage6e @e6tagellen al
1farpe Sorbol6sregler, til Sorebpg-
gelien al 8ran0fare. @n6ifient De
peotagne Sorllag itffe fan fal6es nDe,
me11 0erin1o6 fun Ell Snforporering
al oe ollere6e efStlterenoe Gorifrif=
ter for u6tre @aroens"> er 0isie BOG
blebet betD6elig iferpet; blan6t anoet
forefrtber &eglerne MI at alle peo
Sel0ni11gen proOucere0e @paaner
lfal lomles / @obe og brGn0eS f6r Ben
farlig @elon i16treffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30
&robtbttionsia9en.

6lori6o Statslegislatl1r bar / beg
&c @uie pe6tuget, at ct 6orlag til en-
Notwithstanding bborbe6 Der
forbp6es Gilpirfning og @alg al be-
ruien6e 9riffe / 5taten, ifal obergi=
bes til Golfeahtemning be6 &algene
/ 1910. &en bar / 6en 1i61te
Si6 1toaet imellem fomplet 9tats=
forbl10 og 2ofal Option. = S Mis=
louri oil ser / 0e1ne l1ge blibe ite1nt
/ 2egisloturen ON ct lignen6e Gor=
flag. S 0enne Gag itaor langt itgr-
re SS11teresier poa Spil peo Sn0fg=
rel e al Gtatsforbuo ems / nogen on
Sen Gtat / .%l1nionen, ioet ser nabnlig
/ ct. Souls er en- bpit l1bpiflet Brpg=
geriinoritri, iom oil blibe fomplet
rutneret nco 6%orbu6slobe. 8rpgge=
rierne / ct. Souls an1laaes til en-
iomlet @rrSi al 21H Millioner 9ol=
lars, og 1teenfor ct. 2ouis er Ser |
Gtaten 8ryggerier, Ser onilooes til
ne &ur0i al 40 Mill. Collars, att
ioo iolt 61H @}illioner. Denne SSn=
6uitri bill, bpis Sorbu0slobe bliper
in6fgrt, enten bliue belt itan6i ct eller
flpttet r0 al @toten, m11ig til Slli=
nois. Sorilagd / 9egislaturen goor
uo poo, at @agen ifal obergibes til
Solfeohtemfing. Mgitationen for
Brobition bar b9ret fgrt meo flor
&raft og @enipnslesbe6 / Misiourt.
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ce9iSlaturen,
(fSort1. fra SIDE ~

@eb afpigte @g0eS @egpnoelie bite
ser Jig itrafs goo Steming for ct
NIT Se1rgiel> og efter in0bragt 9ber-
flag p%e6togeS en- @eoilling al 3d.
100000, tilpeiebragt pe0 l16ite0elien
al @ielosbepiier iom fful ofbetales
/ nj glar be6 ipeciel @fatteligning.
g eifDttele imo6 Sfob--
brnn6e.
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Mfpbc.

SetblebemS Meniebeo / Muifegon,
Micbigon, in0bp6er berpeo Me6lem=
nrer al port Samf l1nbs on6en &re6s
til at oeltage / bort &re0smeoe, lom,
ON @uo pil, bliper ofbolot s. 15.,
16. og II. Meoi 1909.
Silreiienoe be0es om at mel6e fig
til MenigbeoenS Brnit laa tiblig
iom m1lig, leneit en- l1ge fdr @p6et,
for at ser fan blipe. forget for 2ogt.
81. 6. &tl6egaor6,
z Seem Ctr, Muifegon> Mich.,
Mgbbs. &r9it.
s. 81. 8 II 5,
Mgb6s. Gormano.
8e6dr &i6lbe6e,
&re6sforman0.
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Suren / Mai.

Stuff Guren til &acine paa Ggn
bag. Deltagerne, &omiteen me6 So
mer og enfelte @enner, tager me(
Goget fra @ells Ctr. Station 81. 9
og Sc giG1tfri &acinefolf, repre
%ientere6e b6 Danta og g.. 8. g
oil lerge for, at set b1iber en- bDgge:
Zig og moriom Sag, bbor intet bill
mangle, u1aoDel bba6 lpiie10es Jon
0%riffen6es @arer anbelanger" Jon
Magier 5pren / Mmbroliu5 iaa beteg:
nen0e tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-30

er forrrn1en I'll l1bbruo, % 2agens
pigtigie Opgape at forebpgge Spg-
bom11e bar ct mutt Self paa bette
Omraa6e, men Bublitum bar enbnu
lite taget Jig 6enne Sci al 2agenS
&berp til Sn6tegt.
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Maagesm

NRau8e 50
be mango, ber bar efterfousrtet bpr
Aumoouiug om1 at inbfeu0e 8etaltn8
fur Mabet, % ligeleoes til benz, BET
bar Isbet at fenbe bbao be ifplber for
bette me6 bet fprite; BET gleber ri os
iaa til.
Meu 49, enbnu ct Der mango III
peuter at bpre fra. - Sab % bpre
fra biSie. !.
@enligit
nbgtberne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17

July ....,.....s..62O ESQ go 630G635 620
September .....ss5 6& eS S.sSaS30 SsS
4 es sssss market STEADY No
goo bags santos-Coree market steady; No santos,
bass @srts S' SeRss psans high
saist .5 vas net gnsaaassd to pienng hg1s 1
eA,RgeS az y m declined franz sales l9pg9 sass
a1d after gaiek rally due to Light sseeias and nd,
grain. Chicago receipts were 1000 hogs with
expected On Monday and $4,000 next week kansas
sl sb6ss egs.ss Mess s59 t9 femy' $50 10
cd Mes. slIqSli 5O family s149sls 500 Paelet SIs
quiet, Quoted: s24aSSse. bREssED HoGs-steady,
ia0tf Ie bSens ls' ds9 0 1S%s 49, y ss 149
lrm. eudtsd: smoking i4aiIIse; 10 Is, i4aI4ise;
les ls &C. fAIL6Wstsads ys e es sc sountTy
e@See. LARp-stsady; Quoted: Middle West 12-69
Ara STEADY aaoisS South l5sS eeaii9sai
o. a@ g Zoe sTEARINE-FiFm Quoted: oleo' lse'
SUGAR. steady market is reported for refined
for cash no further discounts whatsoeter; Crystal
Of q s-Ib cartons, 75Oe Leaf Se5ei crushed
a s2e 9Sd o. sG Hs E4ss e esE
5e FRUIT s Hne eoas sd % @
Eranuiatsd Sl3e Eagle 2e cartons Of sns sTa anu
5-lb bags do 5.s5ci 1O-Ib bags do, 53Oo 25 and 50
and 0ags am ao a e e Fs ip "a asa No
49oe; No 2 4s5o; Nos 3 and J. 4ISe; No 3 4.40c \"
+45c; 10 i. zoe No n ts5e; Nos IS. q and 10.
the market that sale believed to be cargo,
has been made Of crop Cuban centrifugal sugar
for December ar first half OF January shipment at
equivalent to about 3.6se, duty paid to rehner bur
the business does not influence the spot
6sd when remains nrm ~lt9 centFifagad 70 test
molasses. so test. at 3.52e.
HtE-rhe market for rice generally steady
hs anq hF at points with good sales
ordinary 44+h c; fair 4is G4&c; good ordinary AZ q
3iE 4e Patna So &c; Rangoon AZ a SC: Slams. as
METALs-IRON-The market for pig iron certih-
Gates the New York Produce Exchange dull
closed follows: Cash, SIT Is ASS Is; October.
81 S24 S!s; Noyember Sl1 zoo SIS u; December.
SIT 25a SIS 20, and March. SIT % Sis 90
hOLASsES AND sYRUPs-The market for mOlasseg
and syrups was steady TO firm. There good job
sorts Quotations follow: MoI4AsSEs, New Orleans
trfugal 1ea19s: fair. 19a22c; good. 22a2sc;
G3Oc
OIS-Cottonseed oil sold still higher to-day on COW
late months by leading longs, crude situation,
higher cotton bull support
back Of 5a6 points in late months Sales 800 bbs Octo
her. ee2Ge.G4c: SEQ November 6TOc; 1000 December,
6ISQ6s2c; 2l00 January, 6S0G6s1c 1,q00 March, 6S4a
690c, 400 May 692d691c. Refined petroleum steady
Sic white in bbls at New York Lnseed
oil firm the advance We quote: Pc
TROLEUM standard white bbls. 25c, bulk zoe; Pha-
1O65c; Philadelphia 106Oc; white. New York bbls
9.75c bulk 625c; Philadelphia 97Oc bulk 62Oc; water
COTTONSEED OIL-Prime crude, 56TG5 I3c; prime sum
yellow spot, 667G7c; October 6e4d67Oc; November
66sG6 T2c: December. T9@6slc; January 671@6 soc;
July, 696Q69Sc: prime white 6IOI 35c; prime winter
yellow 6TOG7 35c LINSEED OII--American seed, city
LARD OIL. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. oct l6-Wheat fell of to-day the bear
ish sentiment being marked through the entire
session. although a slight recovery kept the mar
l,et from closing the low point OF the day. De-
cernber ranged I5sc lower and closed lc below yes
terdav's figures and similar condition shown
IA May both Of which grains opened at the same
point
Corn and oats governed by the Overshadow4ng
wheat market ruled lower and provisions, with the
execution Of immediate products, dropped IN price
7 arae realizing sales BY heavy holders pounded
tbo wheat market and no support WAS found in
the cables -,
THE corn market was heavy due 10 considerable
ceiling pressure and the influence Of the down
,vsrd wheat market Continued weather condi-
lions conductive 20 curing and hardening the new
gror increased the beaTisb sentiment There was
Ifttie huctuation and the range was narrow clos
ing figures being We 10 sc lower.
4 large volume % sales for the week end was
feature of the oats market, which In sympathy
jtb wheat and corn dropped off. the bearish move
,ent not being SO noticeable IA the oats pit Prices
for tfe dav kept within extremely narrow
rsrge December and May closing &c and July sc
l,eloy Yesterdays final figures
outside OF the Immediate products, which ranged
fror1 unchanged 20 25c higher, the provision mar
-, took It's tone from the downward trend or the
-efn markets Closing prices ranged from FEc
fn,.er january pork. 10 Csc higher. October pork
,,clsnged October lard 10 May lard &c ioWer'
Gss,Iarv and May ribs 2isc lower 20 OCTOBER lids
nc higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-17
CITY NEWS I'M nslEE

a -, ). Harvey, of no. ~ West Both street
q, L'oye N The Department Of Water supply,
sI,,.-. 10 -'ec1ricty VINO was arrested following a
: s.~aee before the registration board at No
~. Do avenue during which two men were
d. v as discharged ~ Magistrate Herman IN
A'lhe court yesterday morning
i,-,..F Kruger. who admitted TO the Harlem, de-
s,,,,,-o % Thursday that he had entered seventeen
ssi,,.s Tor Tie purpose Of burglary. was rear
sgi,- before Magistrate krotel a. the Harlem
I'D Yesterday on charge OF burglary
/, Nsia Dr. $500 BAH FOR the grand jury.
- Farrell, 'f no IS West 10Th street. who
E.uss., "a Ae Was nephew OF General Theodore
a. 49,. 500 bogus police badges 70 members Of
y N..'looi'e Club of America. was discharged
isros, .--siste Buus IN Tie West Side court yes
. morning, when the comflainants decided not
Fess TIE charge
VA ar,.s. q No. 20 Last Il6th street, vino
B s.t''so % September Is charged WIKI trying
- 49,. me primary election Jaws IN Hoboken
b al1tsea from custody IN the To-nts cou4t
-A'Faie Rreen yesterday