Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 21 September 1907 — Page 7
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Saturday, Sept. 21. 1907. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES
Stocks, Grain and Provisions LATEST MOVEMENTS IIS j BY EXCLUSIVE WIRE TO INDUSTRIAL CENTERS, I THE LAKE COUNTY TLMES
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.
JtALE BELP WASTED WANTED Porter at the Erie hotel. S-lS-3t
NEW YORK LETTER.
,rl :
eluded. 14 H 1i lTic; firsts, packed In J are conflicting, but there Is some in- ;. h v. hi-W'ol cases, grading 25 per: , . . . . , ,n frh firsts. Packed in white- Hc!on that some interest in the
New York, Sept. 21. The stock list wo,, a .-.- --s, grading 6u per cent fresh street, which has hitherto been staying
:-.lo. k. Ji-it, "ua ms.i ciasa a i-r n.. , c.u t of the market, is beginning to see l.,t.. to.- Receipts, 4J tars; choice j ering shorts or ricking up stocks, to far. i y, 7 W Ouc; fair to govd, 5255c. j . J . . r. . ........... 1 - I :..-,-. 1
i'-y. $4.o0tt4 25 per brl. Quotations for calves in eood ! nical market conditions. Sentiment,
o,.Vr were as follows: GO to CO lb I however, has improved and we do not
i weights. . -J.C. t.U to ov IDS, Mc; ! wt, ,-
tJ lbs, SH(& IOC. ! iv"
Iitf-ed beef No. 1 ribs. 16tfcc; No. 1 loins, lie; No. 1 round, 9c; No. 1 chuck, 7c; No. 1 plate, 5c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb. 13c;
chickens, fowls. lO'c; springs, 10c;
roosters, c; geese, $ 5.00 (a, 7.00; am.kt, 10 c.
25cft 11.50 r,er basket orahar-nies. tl.&O I 'r,us wh hae b,en extremely con-
Bays
had very much of a Saturday's appearances. Tins usual dullness which prevades the market upon Saturday i -re-vailed. The tone, however, va a sh.id firmer with the standard rails, showing Wlight gains over yesterday's closing figures. Union Pacific advanced to 131; St. Paul, to 122; Heading 97; N-w York Central 107, and the. balance of the active list relatively about a point. The industrial shares were also in a better mood. The belief that the worst Is known In the metal world and that the current prices both for Smelters and Amalgamated copper discounts any further depressing disclosures. Sentiment upon both of these issues displays a better feeling and with any degree of strength throughout the general market it is thought that these two Industrials would be the first to respond to any pronounced upward movement. The traction shares enjoyed a slight Loom due In the main to covering by shorts. Brooklyn advanced a point and one-half and Interborough one point. There was nothing In the way of news to stimulate buying pressure; It seemil more of a professional character than otherwise. The bank statement was a fair document; a little better than generally expected, but it gave slight impetus to traders. The market as a whole closed with. a firm undertone; what gains that were established were retained up to the closing hour.
NEW YCRK STOCK MET
Pesept. Atchison
Am. Sugar 112Vfe
Am. car ... Amal. Cop. Am. Smelt Am. Locom Anaconda . . B. 6c O. Brook. R. T, Ches. & O. . . Col. South Canad Pac Denver corn Distillers ... Krie com . . . Krle 2nd . . .
61 -4 53 33 1 46) 34 165 24 5GJ,a 21
3S
Great North 130 tU. Nor Ore 65 Interboro ... 10 K. C. S. pfd 55 Mex. Cent 17 M K & T cm 884 Mis. Pac ... 70, Nat. Lead ... 50 N. Y. Cent 107
Nor Xr W 7 9
North Pac Ont. & W. Pennsyl. . Beading . . It. I. & S.. South Pac
&o Jly. som 16
St. Paul ...121 Union Pac 1S28 U. S. Steel. . . 284 Do pfd ... 92 Vs
Open HUrh Iow Close h 87,
114 112 114 i H 38 u 3i 62 61ht 62 4 U4 jS 53 H 53 63ij 40 15 39 40s 81V 91 1 4S V 481 48 34 34 34 24 23 24 165 165 165 24 24 57 56 57 21 21 21 38 38 38 131 a; 130 181 55 55 56 10 10 10 65 65 55 17 17 17 36 36 36 70 70 70 62 50 62 107 107 107 72 72 72 133 132 133 84 84 34 121 120 121 J7 f6 i7 1 21 21 fc 8 fc8 19 16 16 121 121 122 133 131 132 29 2S 23 1)2 J2 2
ent level of prices. On the other Viand we believe there will be gradual Improvement and think stocks a purchase. There are bull pointers out on Reading. The head of a large Investment
43.00 per brl; 50e&tl.25 per bu; banan- j servative for eighteen months,
WANTED A good man to buy half interest in salcon at Chicago, who Is capable of running place, owner has other business; must have reference. Apply Lion Liquor House, 116th street and New York avenue. Whiting. Ind. 9-ll-3t
NOTICES.
( Hammond Business Directory)
EM ALE HELP WASTED.
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF EAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. OCTOBER TERM. 1907. STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. SS: NOTICE OF PETITION FOR VACATION OF SOUTH SHEFFIELD. A SUB-DIVISION IN THE CITY OF HAMMOND, LAKE COUNTY. 1N-
DIANA j Notice is hereby given that A. Murjray Turner has filed with the county
AN 1 ED--Oirl to do general house- ; commissioners of Lake county, Indiana. work, call at o East frtate street. j for the vacation or South Sheffield, a s2i-2t i subdivision located in the southeast ! quarter ) of the northeast quar-
"a-mlli cxperieneeu sin 10 uu ter tne ) of Fection 1, township 36.
i.uoc r, n.. j.,.v,..v " - i " - " . "ui ui, tangt iu west, in me cuy oi Sibley street 9-20-3t i Hammond; that said petition will be ; heard by said board of commissioners WANTED Young girl for general at their regular meeting on October housework; good home. Appiy Mrs. jS, 1&07, at which time any person inHeuser, 218-74th place, incisor 1'ai k. terested may appear and remonstrate Chicago. 3-20-6t j if he sees tft. j IN" WITNESS WHEREOF I hereunto WANTED Woman to do scrubbing at ; set my hand and attach the official
Gibson Y. M. C. A. Tele-phono Gib- seal of the board of commissioners of
DR. W. K. DAVIS, DEXTMT. Bcomi 1-3, Slajeatle Bids. Special Notice Do not confuse thi office with the Harvard Dentists, for I am in no way connected with them, never have been.
J. R. MILLER C M. COOK
MILLER & COOK
Plumbing;, Sewerage, Steam and
Hot water Heating.
Jabbing promptly attended to.
Etti mates on cppiicatkuw rhou lout.
70 S. Hohmaa St. HAMMOND, ID.
son 113. y-l-3t
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply 615 May street, or
phone 1292. 6-19-3t
as jumbo, per bunch, $2.00; straight, that he ff.c.l8 more hopeful now than w AtSKp G1r1 l no $1.75; culls. $1.25rl.50; bouquets, ilc'if , .. , , . . . , . ply 3oo South Hohman $1.40; lemons, California, $3.604.76; j at any time during that period. A
housework. Ap-
street. 9-16-tf
oranges, California, ji.7o'a i.&o; pine-iman wno during tne last nve years nas w A.iti) uiri to worn, uays in pri
apples, $5.00&i.00 per crate; peacnes,
132 34 120 97, 21
66
JlAMv STATEMENT,
Tteserve Inc. Reserve less U. S Loans Inc. Specie Inc. Legals Inc. Deposits Inc. Circulation Inc. New York. Sept. 21.
$ 1.4S6.400 1,599,500 8,606,800 3.4S6.600 1,042,600 12,171,200 9,200
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
Month ucn High low Close ..97 97 97 97 Dec. ..101 102 101 102 May ..107 10S 107 108 Sept ..63-' 63 62 i5 Dee. , .5S- 6x 5S 58 May ..59 -59 59 59 59 Sept ..54 54 53 63 Deq. ..53-52 53 52 62 May ..54- 54 54 64 i "i k Oct. ..1490 1490 14S5 14S5 3an. ..1532 1532 1522-25 1522-25 Oct."'.. SO 7 900 S97 S97-900 Jan. ..S67 867 S62-G3 b65-67 i '-a Oct. ..S5 S45 S40 S42 Jan. ..737 797 7u2 792
$1,004x1.50 per crate: Michigan, 15&30c
per 1-5 bu basket; grapes, lktj 2 5c per S-lb basket; pears, $2.505.00 per brl. Berries Blueberries. $2.00 & 2.25 per 16-qt case; cranberries. Capo Cod, $d.75 7.00 per brl. Melons Rocky Ford canteloupes, crates. 60c6j$1.50; Illinois, baskets, ,10 i 25c; osages. 25 40c per crate; watermelons, cars, $ 50.00 Q 100.00. California green fruit Plums. 90cW $1.65 per case; grapes, 76c4r$4.50 per case; pears, $1.75 3.00 per box; peaches, 65c5$1.75 per box. Beans Hand picked, choice. $2 00; screened and depending on quality. $1.4001.65; red kidney, per bu. $2.25 2.35; off grades, $2.00 2.15; brown Swedish, $1.50? 2.10; llmas. California, per 100 lbs, $6.35. Green vegetables Beets, $1.00 per 100 bunches; cabbage, S0c6f$1.00 per
crate; carrots, $1.00 per 100 buncnesj cauliflower, 25fi75e per box; celery, lo t90e per crate; cucumbers, 25 50c per basket; eggplant, $1.25 per crate; garlic, 6c per lb; horseradish. 75c per bunch; green onions, 6&8c per bunch; lettuce, 40 60c per tub; leaf, 25c per case; mushrooms, 10 16c per box; peppers. 60c per cratr; parsley, $1.00 per brl; radishes, home grown. $1.00 per 100 bunches; string beans, green, 60c per box; wax, 60c; sweet corn, 60c per sack; onions, 90c per sack; spinach, 35 40c per tub; tomatoes. 50c per case; turnips, 60 65c per sack; watercress, 12c per doz. GRAIN MARKETS. Chicago, Sept. 21. Carlots today: Wheat, 161; corn, 653; oats, 295; hogs, 7,000 head. LIVE STOCK MAKKETS, Union Stock Yards, Sept. 21 Hog receipts, 7,000; market mostly 10c higher; left over, 2,700; estimated Monday, 32,000 head. Light, $6.15 to"6.57; mixed, $5.70 to 6.65; heavy, $5.40 to
6.32; rough, $5.40 to 5.6a. Cattle -receipts, 300; market unchanged. BeeveB. $4.00 to 7.15; cows, $1.25 to 5.50; stockera, $2.60 to 5.00. Sheep receipts, 2,600; market unchanged. Native and western, $3.25"to 6.60; lambs, $4.75 to 7.45; western, $4.75 to 7.50. ' LIVERPOOL. MARKET, Liverpool, Sept. 21. Wheat closed three-eighths to seven-eighths lower; corn closed one-eighth higher. WEATHER FORECAST.
Nebraska Fair tonight with cooler east: fair and warmer Sunday; Jght Irost tonight.
Kansas Fair tonight and Sunday. lakotas Fair tonight with frost; Sunday fair and warmer. Montana Fair tonight and Sunday;
wanner Sunday.
Minnesota tair tonight with cooler
east; lair and warmer Sunday; heavy
frost tonight. Wisconsin and Iowa Fair tonight
nnd Sunday; cooler tonight with light
frost. Lower Michigan Fair tonight and Sunday; cooler tonight with light frost north. Illinois, Indiana and Missouri Fair tonight; showers south tonight and Sunday.
Hocn at irr.t on im.tor,t tr.r- in uie lamiiv oi uiret) can go nome
, . , , . nights. Appiy 224 South Hohinan
me inarhti speculatively. naia mis i street. S-lb-tf
morning that he does not look for any
material change in prices in the near WANTED Good hired girl who can . . cook. Apply Pioneer hotel, T. J. ruture- Grtenwald. Lansing, 111. S-5-tf.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Apply S60 South Hohman
stret. 9-4-tf.
The market was fairly active at the opening with Union Pacific, Reading. Smelters and Copper among ac
tive eecuritles, and the list in general WANTED A competent girl for gen-
showed a higher range, and after the first two hours the market became exceedingly dull and a reaction set In and prices declined from one to two per cent, but towards the close it ral-
Street. S-30-tf.
OR SiLEL
FOR SALE Edison gold mould rec
ords; good as new; cheap; evenings
and Sundays. . H. Oilman. 4928 Ma
uea to about opening figures of the j goun avenue, East Chicago, Ind. 9-21
dav. lot
Lake county, this 4th day of Scptera
CHAS. A. JOHNSON. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. A. MURRAY TURNEli, Petitioner. tSeal.) 8-7-30t
. . . NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. The State of Indiana. Lake County: In the Lake Superior Court, September Term. 19U7. Cause No. 4024. Action to Quiet Title. Juiius Dunsing vs. W. H. English et al. Now comes the plaintiff by "Bruce & Bruce, attorneys, and files his complaint herein, together with the affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants, W. H. English, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. W. H. English, his wife, whose christian name is unknown; William H. English and Mrs. William H. English, his wife, whose christian name is unknown; Jo-
Best Equipped Repair Shop la the Stat Q. W. EUNTEE AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Compressed Air FREE Bowser Gasoline Systm 81 S. HO UMAX STREET Phone 122. Huehn Block. XIammeaA. I
HCWAKD STEVENS, Gyca tot Cmatnt Painting, Paper Hanging and Decorating. GRAINING A SPECIALTY. Mr Motto: Cod Wort
1SS Morton Court. lUmuocj, lad.
Telephone 1544.
DICKOVER & TALMAGE
Contractors and Builders Estimates FurnUhed oa Short Notice
Phone 19S3. Office 25 Rimbach BiiUdlo
HAMMOND. IND.
The Lake Construction C?
Manufacturers of
his wife, whose christian name is un- Aruiiciai ione ana concrete tmuainj
known; . B. Austin, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. W. B. Austin, his wife, whose christian name Is
unknown; William B. Austin and Mrs.
v iiiiam B. Austin, his wife, whose chris
tian name is unknown: Thus. C. Lewis.
whose christian name is unknown, and
JMrs. llios. C. Lewis, his wife, whose I
Material
OFFlCEl 413 HAMMOND BLDQ. Telephone 471 Plant! Florence and Chlcaro Avenaee.
J."l1l CAT U ror,.,r at In. .- i i
The tip is being whispered around parlor, cigars and tobacco. Located ann?a, 'Vi"n ,w: Tlh0ITa" V' the street that Union Pacific will sell 5Hfo.nM. at 135 Friday, the trouble Is that every- Mart cart anlaZw in t,av- ?Ton.- Fox ami Mrs- Orson - Foxbody has this tip. I. from an under- Ss.P "call AnTon Marcelinl.-1 39 anwntln.' than nam U ground source that the July statement, South Hohman street.-9-20-6t M
n.UUk 1 1 4 1 111
.i.v.. .u ttj-.ai ill mU SIT P T havo o fl,-a
a oencit oi a quarter muuon in net passenger auto with top and lamps.
earnings. I cannot get this confirmed in tine condition; will sell cheap. Oeo
and It sounds very improbable; but it Li- hnerer. 9-iwt
may be that insiders are boosting up FOR SALE Grocery store, doing gojd
Union Pacflc, so as to hand out a little business; in good location, near a
stock and be in a position to support school; leaving town on business; a . ., ... bargain if taken at once. Call at 61o
it on tne oreaK, arter tne statement pjne street. 9-19-3t
appears. Rldgely
FOR SALE Pianos. Betore buying a t i T-i rtoll o n ,1 uua t ha 1 q v C t : f o n H
--wt . , . . i ainvs v. n uu u ' w in .. p v i. a&v4 XI a Art. n- rsv tha f s -rT si r . 1 ... "
" mn.iv-..u i"'" nneRt stock; m LaKe countv. Seven
of the security list to be followed by styles of new $300 pianos at $159. Used
oMIva Bnrii1nttv pffnrt nr Immrtnnt pianos from $30 to $90. Come and
. . t 1 I i t m n-ii
Uf UllllC Oil UU1 Ulttuua. -1. 11-
icockson Piano Co.. Hammond building.
withstanoing the more favorable views 9-18-tf
held regarding trade and financial conditions, there are other restrictions
which will arise to hold back specula
tion for a time. The indifference or Indisposition of large operators and
the retirement of others must be con-
and Mr.
Lewis, her husband In
March. 1S93. whose christian name is
unknown; F. C. Lewis, whose christian name is unknown, and Mrs. F. C. Lewis,
nis wire, whose christian name is un known; T. S. Fancher. whosa chris
tion name Is unknown, and Mrs. T. S.
.rancher, his wife, whose christian HA1T1A is linlfnnu'n' TtiQ1 C 1,"- .j n r 1 1 n r
whose christian name is unknown, ami Mrs. Thad. S. Fancher, his wife, whose christian name is unknown; Louise
Hageman and Mr. Hageman. her
CALUMET CLUB PAVILION. JSIC. KAI1L, PIlOPniETOR.
Cain met River and Calumet ATfuae,
HAMMOND, IND.
Lanneh parties arcoramodatrd. nebular
trips made by launch to points of Interest.
Woodhull Ice Cream Co
Manufacturers of
Frozen Creams, Fruit Ices, Etc
So. Ckicaco. 250 92nd St.. Phone 77
Hammond, 65 State Street,
Phone 177
MRS. E. LINDOLL,
FOR SALE A number of fine organs
from $16 up. Come early and make
a selection, strauoe fiano factory.
Take South Hohman street car. 9-18-4
sidered at the time, to say nothing of about. Address K. R,, care Lake Coun-
the necessity on the part of all for ty Times. 9-17-6t
care In handling resources so largely FOR SALE National cash register by
reduced by the declines in the past Capples Bros., 329 East State street.
year. Notwithstanding the eompara- P-"""- " ' ' v
tlve ease In the world's money mar- FOR SALE Saloon, very cheap. If tak"kets, we believe the utmost conserva- en now; two-story corner brick; on 1 v v.. n 1,1 account of sickness;- a bargain. 245
won. w -jr .x y""" Gostlin street. 9-17-tf
institutions tnrougnout tne iau ana
winter months and until more certain FOR SALE Horse and buggy. In-
forecasts for next year's developments
can be made.
husband, whose christian name is un
known; the person who was Louise Hageman in November. 1892.
The heirs, legatees, devisees and distributee a C f W VI Vrxrli.h n .1 II .o
W. H. English, 'his wife both of whose F,nM L,ue ot Toilft Articles ad.
; christian names are unknown; William ivurenne, a genuine catarrn cure
it. rngiisii ana Airs. W illiam TT. Kn& ruooer stocKings, uanuages, aouomina
lish. his wife, whoso christinn nme 1 supporters, sanitary belts. Guaranteed
unknown; Josiah S. Wolf and Mrs. Jo- remedies for women. Agents wanted
slah S. Wolf, his wife, whose christian Mn Whiting, East Chicago, South Chi
name Is unknown: W n Antn n,i cago, Indiana Harbor and all sur
Mrs. w n Austin v,ia -ir t,Ath ne rounding towns. Call after 5 p. m
. w 1 u VJ ' . .. , . I ... F( . A . U C Kl.w mtvant V t v Tl A ASK
, jrci.o .v. "-- Tl Al,cH ,,r T,.,,,, Hammond. U-17-1W
Austin, his wife, whose christian name
is unknown; Thos. C. Lewis and Mrs
irios. C. Lewis, his wife, whose chrls
tla names are unknown: Thomas C.
Lewis and Mrs. Thomas O. Lewis, his wife, whose christian name is un
known; Orson O. Fox and Mrs. Orson O.
Fox, his wife, whose christian name
is unknown; the person who was Or
son o. ox m March, 1895; Indiana W,
Lewis and Mr. Lewis, her husband.
FOR SALE Horse and buggy; horse
Phone ST 03. HAMMOND GARAGE Gaswlinr, Oil aad Sundries. General Repairing-. J. W. MfMlLLEX, Prop.
t So. Hohmaa St. HAMMOND, lxn
KONG HONG LO CO. Chinese, American and Enrosaa , IU2STALIIANT.
Chinese Chop Suey. All Chines dlshaa
served In short order. Chinese Goods Open from and Tea. 11 a. m. to 1. a. at
O. State Street, Ilamntoad. !.
W. M. CHRISTEN
ARCHITECT AND BUILDINQ SLTl
312 Hammond Building HAMMOND
CASTLEMAN JONES GARY, IND.
Lots In Gary Perfect Titles
S10 Monthly Payments
The Reddy Roofing Co
Gravel and Asphalt RoofingCD N TRACTORS A DEALERS
TeL 49. 813 MIrateaa Avaae
Hammond, Indiana.
DR. F. H. FOX, PHYSICIAN" ANO SURGEOX Office i Tapper Block, with Dr. Campbell. Office Phone, ISO Residence, S2S Office Hours S te 11 a. nu, 11 lo 4 s m. and 0 to T p. Sandaya, X to 3 p. in
MAX LEVIN, :-: Merchant Tailor, t-i If you wast aatlafaettoa to m salt of clothes, com to net ISO South Hobtuan Street, Over Lloa Store. HAMMOND, I.TIJ.
SOMR "PRICES" IN" TODAY'S STORE ADS MAKE AS INTERESTING IIEAIISO TO THE SHOPPER AS ASmilSQ IS THE PAPER.
ear ConkeyPlant
quire at 219 Indiana avenue. 9-16-6t
FOR SALE Seven room house; hot
water heat, hardwood floors; all mod
Financial reviews are now directing K convenQleice13f:. 224 East 74th street' I iV1.q crn '4-1 4l fit
tuitfiHiuu easier raits lor money in
the London open market which If con- FOR SALE Weaned pigs, 6 and 7 tinued might mean a reduction in the weeks old $5 per pair, at H P. DowT. , -c , . -,. . i . ney farm, St. John, Ind. 9-9-2w Bank of England discount rate and
WANTED TO rUx.
HEARD ON BOURSE. I hear good interests are buying Steel preferred and Northern Pacific.
Union Pacific issues and Reading should de better, and should be bought on any weak spots.
imports of gold to this country during
November and December as a result of WANTED Horse for light wagon. Ad
our heavy shipments of grain and cot- I dress M. M Lake County Times.
ton. We cannot at present take this 9-10-tt
view ui me inaner, mougn everytning WANTED Light covered wagon;
points to more comfortable money state price and condition. Address
rates than prevailed last fall in New M. M.. Lake County Times. 9-10-tt
York, and It is expected that this con ditlon will extend gradually to in
FOR REST.
envf T? TrxrT flnp small furnished room:
terlor financial markets. The advance trir liirht and bath. No. 8 Rim-
in the New York City per cent bach avenue. 9-21-2t
FOR RENT Six room cottage on West
Sibley street. Apply lad Court ave. -9-20-tf
FOR RENT OR SALE A new six
room cottage. Phone JTiZ. 9-Z0-2t
CHICAGO LETTER. Chicago, Sept. 21. WHEAT Had a range of about a cent a bushel, the May selling at 10S and back to 107 U. The principal bull card was the continued bad reports from the Canadian northwest. Telegrams from the Da
kota report too much moisture which will delay the crop about ten days; the wheat sprouting in the shock and badly discolored. Minneapolis was a large buyer of futures in this market taking over 400.000 December, this was a hedge against large sales of flour for export. The foreign demand for . our wheat and Hour is reported extremely strong; this factor has been the bullish influence throughout the week and gives the market a technically strong undertone. Some of the best posted houses in the trade are Quoted as very bullish upon the market. Bartlett, Frailer & Co., say. "This advance In our opinion is only the. beginning. The international situation is not discounted by any means dollar wheat." Prtngle F. & It: "Wo expect to sc.- higher prices for wheat and when any reaction occurs, wheat Is a purchase." Tht market closed fairly strong although rather dull. CORN Ruled strong ar.d higher la sympathy with the firmness in wheat and the reports of frosts In the northern pprtlon of Iowa and southern Minnesota. May corn sold up to 60 cents and back to 53 Trade more or less professional. Cash demand continues flr. OATS Followed the trend of other grain pits within narrow limits. Tha abnormally high prices for this cereal has checked exports temporarily at least. The market closed steady.
There Is more Inquiry from Europe for securities, which may In time have some influence xipon values here.
Colorado Southern second week September. 299,414; Increase. 59,491. From July 1st, 2,S64,120; Increase, 224,-6T5.
An early sale of New York City bonds at the new high prices of 106 1 had some Influence on general sentiment.
We look for a very quiet market for some time to come, but we rather feel that stocks on any reaction can be bought.
I heard this morning that copper metal sold more freely yesterday and the price touched bottom. Look for quiet market with sustained prices.
There is very little that can be said on. the general situation, the financial situation seems to be improving a
little and tomorrow's bank statement
is expected to bo a fair document.
PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Receipts, 5.512 tubs; extra creamery. Jobbing. 2TVic; price to retailers, 2S-2c; prints, 29M,c; firsts, 25 ?26M.c; seconds, 23jSf25e: dairies Coolers, 25c; firsts, 22 23 He; seconds, 20H2lHc: renovated, 23Hc; packing stock, 2uc. Eggs Receipts, 6,214 cases; miscellaneous lots as received from the country; cases returned, 14l7c; cases In
At the opening the market was quiet and firm. Trading sentiment was fairly bullish with about the usual exceptions. It was thought, however.
that the market was likely to be tested with profit taking sales, and
prof essionales were cautious.
Copper stocks made a rather good
showing at the outset. Trade advices
C. H. WANZER
STOCK m BOND BROKER.
Stocks Carried on 3 to 5 Point Margin. Nominal Rates of Interest.
and the availibillty of these bonds as government deposits enlarge this field of money supply as well as being a favorable Influence in the general bond market which has recently shown some
moderate increase in activity. It Is
stated that the treasury department FOR lr urn.nea zooms witn use
. I oi Datn, anu rnjuc toiiuuiih Willi
uuuei CTi.5Luciaui.il pinna iui lu" private family. Apply z4 south Hon
creasing gov erimieni ueposiis ana I man Street. k-ij-ii
w.cn 1 ". T-.T-.XT. -OTT, . : K-.
.j i"' I irentleman, witn or witnout board
view. Call at 101 ijtaie street.. s-is-n
It would be difficult to assign any A r,r double room.
furnished 51 Ogden
one cause to account for the rather street. 9-18-tf
riithl. Via morVftt Hfcnlorfi1
. , , . , , t. . IFOR RENT Desirable furnished room, yesterday and Indeed throughout the for one or two persons: tl
week. it is well, however, to recall nace heat, electric light and bath.
that apart from the weakness In the Condlt street. S-l7-5t
meiai snares, airectiy aue to tne con" FOR RENT Furnished room; all mod
ditlon of the trade and to some early ern improvements; furnace heat; selling of the steel issues not explained suitable for one or two persons. 16
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l Ull j k.' J K UXJ I CU CU .UlUJllO J L UUSt"
in March, 1S93, whose christian name
is unknown; V. C. Lewis and Mrs. F. C.
Lewis, his wife: both of whose chris
tian names aro unknown; Louise Hageman and Mr. Hageman, her hus
band, whose christian name is un
known; the person who was Louise
Hageman In November, 1892, respect
ively, are all unknown and whose names are unknown are not residents
ot the state of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said ac
tion and that the same will stand for
trial at the next term of said court.
ana that unless they appear and an-
FROM $250 UPWARDS TERMS 3lO DOWN, $10 A MONTH
W. Gordon Smith, o,nt,0?
Ison St
Conker Ave.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Roads
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A.M. P.M.
o.tci urmui mciciu, ai me caning e y. a ii of said cause, on the 18th day of No- Kiln fi 10 7 10 vember A. D 1907, the same being the B .i 7 is 13th day of the next term ot said coult y " " 1 it 712 to be begun and held in the court wah'sh 616 715 house at Hammond, in said county and n fi2o 7 10 state on the 2nd Monday of November pIt," s,. 785 A. D 1907, said action will be heard t q ftI 7S5
buu u'-viuiuitit in i-ii-ii auscui v. 1 f 40 7 3
han
In witness whereof, 1 hereunto set my p .nd and affix the seal of said court, plrvn'
6.40
. ir., j .n.i, j . .. I Jrcuii.. v.-
l """"ou, in is Join uay 01 oep- Lv 8.. 6.51x1
HAROLD II. WHEELER, (Seal.) Clerk L. S, C, P.y Carrie Miles, deputy clerk.
REAL ESTATE
7.40 7.45 7.57 8.03 8.20
9.00 0.36 9.45
FOR SALE New IV2 story modern brick house; 30 foot lot; 817 Douglas avenue, one block west of state line,
opposite Russell street; sewer, water.
gas; $2,850; $500 cash. Cell Sunday
and Wednesday, 11 to 2. W. K. Reed,
30.8 uroveland avenue, Chicago 9-21-
6 Sat.
L. S.. 7.06x
Erie... 7.25
Penn.. 8.00x Erie... 8.30
L. S.. 8.48
Wab'sh 8.S4 10.22
Monon. 9.86 10.35
M. C... 9.55x 10.45 Erie... 10.00 10.5S Penn... 10.07s 11.10 L. S..10.14I 11.35 Monon. 11.11 12.00 U. C.J1.63X 12.35 P.M. PJM. Penn..l2.S8x 1.JS5
L. S.. 1.12
M. a.. 1.08
ness of the steel corporation that the FOR RENT Desirable furnished rooms
list as a whole has been free from at 7546 Bond avenue, to one or two
,, . n - .v..i, n men with references. 9-12-tf
' IUL 1 liii at Il.t!3 CUUiU CI.USt3
Lake
depression. There is some skepticism FOR RENT Room in new flat, suit-
concerning the possibilitv of Increased able for one or two; modern con
1 1 (v ...1 -v- .1 -r- j n 1 I veniences.
ers and some doubt about the real WANTED TO RENT.
equity of the Hill companies in the WANTED Two furnished rooms; south
Burlinsrton stock but it was pointed side preferred. Address Y .
... ... ... WANTED Six or seven-room house.
sicerea over valued at present pota- BOuth of State street and eat of tlons even with out the suggested 1 Monon R. R. Address M. C, Lake
equity. The possible withdrawal from I County Times. 8-27-tf.
business on account of ill health of WANbD I want to rent a small or . medium slxed farm between Ham-
jjiumiiiwu nuancier now appears lu mond and Crown Point, within walk-
have developed into a certainty and ing distance to R. R. station. Address
nTra iC. f,.i. v, a v. a n I J Meyer. Postomce box 60, nam
. . , " mond, Ind. S-20-3wlc
kiiu ui uie 1'iisi year parm;-
ularly those relating to the Tidewater LOST ASD POUSD,
railways of Virginia. It may be said LOST Bunch of white ostrich feath
that cananan rf nir,ir,n n.n tv,ee ers, between Ogden and Russell
o,t.,.. , ,,.,, streets. Return to 130 Ofdea street
dv. mi., nwaion iu.u.nvu receive reward. -2l-lt
of stocks was made necessary in this
connection has taken place perhaps at ST A hunting case ladles' gold . . . I watch on I-orsythe avenue. East
muu, T.a.nt-r uai ana uiai mo aim- Chlcag0t between 148th and 149th St
K.et win not nave tnis innuence to about 4 p. m. Friday. LJberl reward
contend with. for return to Mrs. lialley. 4906 t orsytne
avenue. Last Chicago. 9-21-lw
CALIFORNIA IRRIGATED LAND f,e""'' 2'.1,8
Valuable information for homes-ek- .," Vnt
1 . 1 ir . , v.wva
ers. Bulletin Issued by National Irrigation Congress on the groat Sacra
mento valley mailed free. Drop pos-!
tal to Chas. t . u lirien. Dept.
1107 Post street, San Francisco, Calif.
s-31-5Sat.
PROTECT YOUR IDEAS Money in
small Inventions. Send for '"Inventor's Primer." Consultation free, and
good cases taken on contingent fee plan If preferred. Special appointments
made. Open Monday evenings 6:30 to
S:S0. Tel. Main 2309. MILO Ii. STEV
EN'S & CO., 163 Randolph street. Chi
cago. Main office, Washington, D. C.
Lstabiished 1S64. 9-7-4Sat
FOR SALE A good nine room house on Claude street, and a good six room cottage on State street. Inquire of G. F. Batteiger, 3oS Hammond build
ing. 9-19-3t
N. P.. 4.02
M. C. 4.08x
Wab'sh 4.10 Monon. 4.39s L. S.. 4.47x1 Monon. 6.02 M. a.. 6.1 2x Erie... 5.13 L. S.. B.2Sx Penn.. 6.82 1 a. 6.02x1 L. 8.. 6.28 L. S.. .4SI Penn.. 6.52x M. a.. 7.05x
Monon. 7.49x 8.40
N. P.. t.18 9.16 M. a.. 8.24 9.10 Wab'sh 8.62 9.40 M. C... 9.1s 9.B5 Erie. .11.20 12.10 L. S.. 12.25s 1.45
2.05 2.65
8.13 4.80 4.fi0 4.69 4.60 5,00 6.85 6.04 6.55 6.00 6.07 6.27 6.30 7.15 7.25 7.65 8.00
7.65
Lve. Ar. Roads. ChL.nxud. A.M. P.M. Penn.. 6.20 6.18 L. S.. 5.25x 6.20 Pnn.. 6.30 6.4$ L. S.. 6.521 7.06 L. a. 5.57x 6.51 Penn.. 6.00 6.59 M. C... 7.1 Ox 7.68 Erie... 7.16x 8.10 L. 8.. 7.2I 8.48 Penn.. 8.00x .66 Monon. 8.30 9.19 Penn.. 8.60s 10.07 L. 8.. 9.20 10.14 Erie. ..10.45 11.35 Penn..ll.20x 12.36 P.M. P.M. Moncn 12.00 12.60 L. S.. 12.011 1.12 Wab'sbl2.0-4 12.62 Tenn.. 1.00s 1.18 M. C... 1.15r 1.64 Penn.. 2.10x 8.81 Erie... 2.25 S.2& N. P.. 2.32 3.25 Wab'sh 3.00 3.50 Monon. 8.05 3.65 M. a.. 8.15x 3.55 Erie... 3.22x 4.16 L. S.. 3.60x 4.47 L. a. 4.12x1 6.28 Penn.. 4.15 6.32 Penn.. 4.30 6.33
L. a. 5.0x 6.02 Erie... 6.15 6.16 1. S.. 6.17x1 6.28
Penn.. 6 40 6.82 L. S.. 6.60 6.42 Penn.. .15x 7.12 M. C... 6.25 7.1
Monon. 9.00 8.60
N. P.. 9.15 10.08
Erie... 9.30 10.25 M. C. .10.00 10.47 Wab'shlLOOx 11.48 Monon. 11. 10 11.63 L. a. 11.85 12.28
Penn. .11.15s 12.22 M. a.. 12.01 12.49
Erie... 18.46 1.25
Dally. xTally ex. Pnnflay,
I Daily ex. Monday
sS'inday only. I Via Indiana Har
FOR SALE: Two houses, at 414 and 416 Sibley street; one house 408 Wal- j ter street. Inquire at 408 Walter 1
street. 9-19-6t
nRIER AND EXCHANGE
No charge for six Insertions under Darter and Exchange head. For every
FOR SALE New five room house, two story; bath. gas. sewer, sidewalk.
water, 25 foot lot on one side for an- reply to ad, you pay two cents.
other house; a good investment; Just
off Michigan avenue In east end; own-I FOR EXCHANGE; $35 gold watch and er wants to build flats; any reasonable! chain for shotgun. Address Box J-
offer o. k. Address X. Y. Z. (owner). 14. Lake County Times. 20
Lane county limes. 9-17-tX
;. ? t , LOST $20 bill, either In Lfon Store or LOOK HERE; Thirty photos for 2a between Lion store and First National
ltul' l -ast ttate street- zu-Di bank- Please return to Lake County
Dt-uAv.T T7 T ; 1 Times office and receive reward. 21-3t
r-n;;u.Au .urs. josie t-ooy, nurse.
Phone 933 East Chicago. 9-5-lra
Does your sewing machine need re
pairing? If so, call up C F. Miller, ths sewing machine expert. 241 East State
street, j: none zeoi. 10-16-'
FOUND Stray cow; owner may have same by calling at 3732 Elm street, Indiana Harbor, and paying charges. i-9-2.'-2t
LOST Black seal leather purse with silver corners, containing $13 in bills, a few pennies and a check made out in
one favor of M. H. Freeman. Owner be-
333 Rookery Bids-, Chicago. IELEPHOrE USBiSCX. S4C5.
BOARD AND BOOHS. WAXTED Four boarders: have
large front room. Call at 26S East itr it w left In th fichiean Con-
State street. 9-21-2t tral depot, this city. Also umbrella
nHfh nn TnTl riftnfllA Unonil
a. 1 r.u itoaruers; man preferred. Call at S41
avenue. Hammond, Ind. Convenient to J Time1'. Hammond building. Hohman j street. This la
FOR EXCHANGE Bicycle, as rood as
FOR SALE A bargain; 7 room house, new; used only a few months for 37 W foot lot, for 11.400. For par- what? Address G-21. Lake County
ticulars call at this office. 9-16-6t Times. 19
FOR SALE Will sell reasonable 10- FOR EXCHANGE Good nickel plated
room bouse; modern improvements: gold Pell slide trombone; win ex
reason ror selling. movinsr. Erick 1 chantf e lor good second hand rubber
Lund, 222 Roberts avenue. 9-3-tf. tire surrey, or cash. J. 2L, Lak
County limes. 1
FOR SALE Farm lands; 1 have for
sale thousands of acres of cut over FOR EXCHANGE Draftmam course.
land, ranging rrorn 13.50 to $15 per cost 7o in international Corres
acre; also improved farms in Mlchi-1 pondence school, s-cranton. Pa., for gan and Wisconsin; abstracts furnish-I high grade gold watch, or what have
ed to all buyers; your railroad fare vou? Address A-33, Lake County
rerunaea 11 you purcnase. ror parti-1 limes. 10
culars call at or address ii r. August
F. Brandt, 52 loty street, Hammond, j TO LACHAJSGE Columbia rotary Ind. 8-29-lm blast heater for a pair of portiers or
couch or what? Address K-29-. Lak
FOR SALE Three lots. Nos. 35S. 85 County Times. IS
and S60 Bell avenue, with house of
threa large rooms; reasonable price; FOR EXCHANGE One new 22 caliber
cash. Apply 36s Bell avenue. s-23-ewi rine ana rasn ror ladies' bicycle. Ad
areas tsox l-33. Lake county Times 1
tel Car Woris. 3-2D2t
land 1'ayette streets. 3-11-tf
FOR SALE House and lot at 507 West
State street; first class condition: I FOR EXCHANGE Forty yards good
lot 50x150. Call at 405 East State! Brussels carpet, for rugs or coal
bargain. Jacob I range. Address Box C-27, Lake County
1 Mlli S-21-tf.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Gary Lot 16, block 6, Broadway
addition, Alice Bacon to Lillian M. Goerg S 1
Gary Lot 11, block 15, Broadway
addition, b. I Kctm to Jose a Janowlcz 900
Crown Point Part lots 1, 2 and
6, Alary E. vv oods addition, Mary C. Pierce to Lena L, Reeder 1,100
ndiana Harbor Southeasterly 25
feet lot 10 and northwesterly 10 feet lot 9. block 29. Frank Orth to Apolonea Pfund 2,600 ndiana Harbor Lot 23, block 52, East Chicago Co. to John Budyik COO
East Chicago Lot 8, block 14,
sw 14 2S-37-9. Paul B. Lipinskl to Clara Balog 1
Toleston Lots 10 and 11. block
1 9, C. T. u. & I. Co.'s fifth Addition. Andrew Joseph O'Connell to Alice M. Patterson..... 1
Toleston Lots In Toleston, Char-
rle Bacon to Harold L Hammond . 1
Hammond E 37 H feet lot 20,
block z, .North Side addition. Peter W. Meyn to Btanlslaw Sobcen6kl 1,200
Hammond Lots 29, 30, block 3,
Koiiing Mill addition, Peter W. Meyn et al to Daniel A. Shuck 1
Hammond Lots 12 and 13, block
2. Towle's second addition.
John N. Beckrnan to Joseph Pruchnlcki
Hammond Lots 41 and 42, block
12. Towle & Avery's addition, Christ Scbaffrath to Peter V. Meyn 1
Hammond Lot 81. Commercial
club addition, I'eter W, Meyn to Charles VS. Hubbard 150
Hammond W U lot 6, block 1.
Edward E. Beck to Eva Van Siekls 1.800
Section 10-35-8 W W tj ne
nw 4 and nw 14 nw 4 and part sw 4 nw i nw Si sw J4 100 acres, Frank Koster to Peter G. Fagen ..
Section 10-25-8 W Same as above.
Peter u. lagen to Nicholas Fleck
00
In addition to the foregoing trans
fers there have been filed for record
8 mortgages. 2 releases and 7 miscellaneous instruments.
BLACK IS STILL IHSSIITG.
lluncle, Ind., Sept. 21. By the formal return to the office of the county clerk of the marriage license Issued to Miss EfSe Icerman and Edgar Clair Black, the young woman's family hopes to end the incident of the desertion of the bride by the bridegroom last Tuesday night. Neither family will discuss the affair at length, but Miss Icerman and her family profess to bo pleased that they discovered Black's dnpiicity in time. None will say, however, that there is no possibility of the marriage belnr celebrated In time. "Indefinitely postponed," Is the way Charles Icerman. father of the youns woman, speaks or it. Blacks father. Norman Black, vico president of the People's National bank. Is somewhat concerned for his son's safety, as Is also the young man's brother, employed in the same bank, but others do not eern much alarmed, about him.
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