NEW JEKSEY STATE NEWS. State Authorities to Eatorcc New Par Food Law Rirldl). LEVI BROWN DEAD FROM APOPLEXY.

New Jerwr It ia* Co«»entto«Viaelaad AUa Bean ct a Tartaac—Tferta CkaSr AMr a BarjUr- llanter Held I p aa< Flaed -Wboaptat Coutb at Se»catj Sti. * Levi Brown, a retired merchant, of 1 jtmhertvflle,. went irtinnine Saturday and not returning, his relatives and friends became alarmed and at an early hour next morning began a search^ About 8 o'clock his body was found lying in • field "On a farm owned by him near town, hi* gun lyjfig on <he ground by hi* side with both barrels loaded. Coroner Treiujand Dr. Oosson viewed the body end Meemed an inquest unnecessary. It is said the cause cl death was apoplexy. -Mr. orowm w»s one of Lambertville's most prominent and respected citirens. He had filled many olhees ol trust, amons them city treasurer, member of Council Beard ni Education, and superintendent of public schools. He leaves a wife and two young daughters. The State Board of Health has assur cd charge of the Control of the eiiforc

. only two deputies have been named David P. Brown, of Bordentown, ant 1 Henry C Vindniff, of Ihcckertown l<tn retained. The new law applies t( n thing to cat and drink and include:

jbsgfved. This mean:

inspection cf canned goods and adulter Tht ^tatc of Federation of Women's Clubs elected delegates to the National Convention of the Federation, to be held in Los Angeles. CaL. next May. Those : elected from the Sooth Jersey- dubs were: Dr. Mary Dunlap, of Vineland and Miss Ellen 'Mccum. of Salem. The alternates are Mrs. F. C. Lathrop. of

COMMERCIAL REVIEW, •earal Trad* CmMHm*.

R. G. Dun ft Co ’. "Weekly I of Jraeie" *ay*: “Although the railway return* indicate that

railway returns indicate that porting facilities have greatly improv-

ed. the nation's business has expanded more rapidly Car shortage ha* in fact

become the chief retarding influence. "From all sections ol the country and ly lines of indu.tn’ complaints

st 17 corapla

heard regarding the inability to gopds. Probably the delay has most aggravating in the case of coal, unseasonably high temperature alone preventing serious inconvenience. Not only are domestic re'quirements enormous. but coal is becoming an important article of export^ partly owing to labor controversies in France and Great Britain and also to the British export

“Vp.,, dine fro

(tors 1

dine from the unusually hig

recently attained by pork prodnets.

while at the sam<^ time com mat'

ured a distinct deisnally high position

it the samcgtii

further advance. Shipments from

lantic port* for

de a

lipments from At-

lantic ports for the week were onlg 4911495 bushel 1. against 1.194.009 last week and 3.338.6JX a year ago. Interior receipts were also light, s^iy.iafi ihels, against 5.838.0*0 last year,

me to market more freely, arWestern cities amounting tp bushels, against 6.182,393 in

previous week and 5.537,602 a year ago. Atlantic exports were less satisfactory than last week, but including all United States ports the week's

shipments were 5.018,: against 3.665,821 last year

in 1899.

3 rads!

bushels, agaii Wheat came tc rivals at , *’—

7.060.590 the previi

ports the wee! . 5.018,103 bushels,

and 3.508,998

Bradstteet's report says: "Failures in the United States for the week number 172, as against 223 last week, 165 in this week a year ago. 174 in 1899 and ifis in 1898. Canadian failures for the week number 17 against 16 last week and in this week a year ago, 31 in 1899, 31 in 1898 and 34 in 1897."

LATEST QUOTATIONS.

High ikers;

Wheat—New York No. 2 red, 8oHc; PhiladtAphia No. 2 red, 73^474c; Balti-

^ Flour—Best Patent. $4-45: Grade Extra, $3.95; Minnesota

s are Mrs. F. C. Lathrop. of Trenton: Mrs. Thomas Craven, of Sa

.. 5cm. Action was taken favorable to the adoption pf a constitutifoia! amendment . prohibiting mormonism. Mrs. Mccum cf Salem, chairman of the library departn’ent: announced that there was.wide interest in the traveling libraries, established under the patronage of tjie Federation

A score or more of Freshmen kidnap-

ed Herman A. Plusch, a Sophomore, at the Rutger's College. New Brnaswick, and took him to, the roundhouse :t the

Pennsylvania Railroad, a mile •

of '

dr

' Plusch's classmates discovered that I had been captured by the lower c'ia» f- -oirn-^ml organized a party which res- ’ cued the captive before the paint was ap^^"jArs: Ambrorc' Randolph; of Jones avenue. New Brunswick, was awakened by a noise and discovered a negro in her be dream. Her screams aroused her husband and frightened the intruder. As the negro fled down the stairs Randolph threw a chair after him. He

lore. 70)U Corn—Ni adclphia N

No. 2. 58alOats—New York No. 2, 4ta4t3ic; Philadelphia No. 2 white, 44c: Baltimore No. 2 white, ioc. Hay—No. 1 timothy. $16.06216.50; No. 2 timothy. $15.00315.50; No. 3 timothy. $12.50214.00. Fruit and Vegetables—ApplesS-Mary-land and Virginia, per brl, Taney. $2.ooa 2.25; do Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed, per brl, $2.2522.75; do Netf York assorted, per brl, $2 5024.00. Cabbage—New York State, per ton, $1 !a!2.oo. Carrots—Native, per box, ~ uliflower—Long Island, arrei. $2.0032.25. . Celet

$3.0034.00. KaleV—Native, per busl 10JI2!-;. Lettuce—Native per box 2oa3oc. Liina'bcans—Nati' bushel box 652750. Onions—Mi and Pennsylvanr — — *

olph thre

Mrs.

Meadow

lowdlL of Great iw escape from be-

scapt

njainin

Meadow s, had a narrow escape from ing killed: She was in the barnyard / when one of the cows made a rush at her. The woman was tossed in the air by the maddened beast, and although suffering much pain she managed to

crawl to a place of safety.

William Holschi. an employee of the Gibbstow n Powder'Works, was badly

• a

of one cf the acid tanks neatly. His hair and eyebrows were burned, away, and bis face is terribly scarred. - ' Lee Thompson, a caiWnter. of Viue,nd. has received word from KcrrviHe. Texas, that he is one of a half dozen heirs to an estate worth4toaooo left by a distant relative, /he information came through ,what n\ regarded as. a

Wm.

$50035.50; do Jerseys, per brl, $5,003 5.5a Eggplants—Florida, per crate. $3.0034.00. Kale*—Native, per bushel box

l£d

Pennsylvania, yellow per bu. 85a Oystcrplants—Native, per bunch, " -Eastern Shore, Kieffer,

ic; do Ni

Gibbstown Powder'Works, was badly ginia. per brl. No. .. . and probably Jatally burned while at i Dairy Producis.—Butter—Elgin, 23a work. In spme way a valve blew out 24c: separator, extras, 22223c; do. firsts, of one cf the acid tanks neatly. His | 702210; do, gathered ere:

imitation. lyaiScyiadle.

90c. Oyster]

2V»a3c. Peat

per basket 15230c; do New York Bart lent. j>er brl. No. 1, —a$3-50. Quince: —New York, per brl. No. 1. $3 7524.00. Spinach—Native, per bushel box I25£a 15c. String bean*—Native, per bu-, green, 7oa75c. Tomatoes—Eastern Shore, Maryland, per basket, sound,

3oy5c: marker stock, 45»55c.

“otatoes — White — Maryland and msylvania. per bu. No. 1, 60265c; seconds. 403500; New York, per best stock. 60265; do, common. 40a 50. Sweets—Eastern Shore. Vtrginii per truck brl. $1.3031.40. Yams—Vii

ginia. per brl. No. 1. $1.0031.25.

.. Burk, of Newark .was arrest-

ed at FedfraJ street ferry. Camden, by Game Warden Gut bridge for attempting to take quail out of the Sute. He was taken before Justice of the Peace

• Thompson and fined $22.55.

. William Anderaoo. former borough marshal of Bound Brook, was sentenced by Judge Scbenck in the Somerset County court to serve twelve years in the State prison for assaulting hi* 15-year-old

daughter.

A movement ha* .been stared for the organization of a company of cavalry, to be a rival of the celebrated Essex Troop, the fashionable mounted troop of East Jersey, and to be attached to the National

Guard.

I The Lever. Buckle Company.- capital f 100,00c; the- Redding ManafucVmg ■"'“■"•Oimpany. capital $125,000,' ini! thPCo(uinhia Gas Company, capital $150,000. filed articles of incorporation in the County Clerk'* office, Camden. David Shimp, aged 76 years, of, Pennsgrove. is confined t6 the house' with the whooping-cough, which he m his grandchild. -,Mr. Shimp the malady before.P. Snedckcr, aged 21 years, of Camfell from a ladder with an open pair bears in his hand, injuring that memso bbdly. that be was admitted to jer Hospital. . The- Repauno Chemical Company, of . Gibbstown. reports more orders than for a year. A new line of powder houses ia constructed. glass factories of Clayton are haned by a shortgage of boys and one factory would now be in operation

this fact.

flood gates at the old pilings were least too years old.

•Edition to Paulsboro is beard a naphtha launch fae-

established there.

m. tyatSc/Tadle. extra, isat; first, !4*t5c; choice Westi

ladles, first. 12315c; chc rolls. i5ai6c; fair to good.

: do, u?c;

pound dreamery, and Pcnnsyjva—'*

,0 joot i»ue.; W? MatjOand, Virginia iASjc! do, rolls, a-lb

do. 20c. /

Eggs—Choice freth nearby, per dox, loss off, —aaoc; do do, WesternLdo do, t955a2o; do do. West yir«rinia.^o do, tpaip!^; do do, Southern,, do do, i8}4a 19; guinea do do. 9aio; cold-storage do do, I7*i7'/i- Jobbing prices 1 to 2

cents higher.

Live Poultry—Chickens—Hens, per lb, gapl-jc; do old roosters each 25330; do spring, large, per lb, —aio54; do do, sniall fat. —a IT", do do, 'poor and staggy, 9*9'/ Ducks—Puddle, large, ioato5£; do do. small,, 9ai«; do, muscory and mongrel, fnio; do do. drakes each, 30a35c; do spring, 3 lbs and over, toaioji; do do. small and pool;, —*9. Geese—Western and Southern, each. 40a6oc. Turkeys—Young, 8 lbs and

over, per lb. —aioc.

Cheese.—New cheese, large 60 lbs, to% to ioJ6c; do flats. 1056 to lojic; picnics, 23 lbs, u to ivfic.

issociation and

putting in r

fowi

l ol $200.

-ves are raiding the Mlckk-

I0j4c; picnics. 23 lbs. 11 to Hide*.—Heavy steer*, asi takers, late kilj. 60 lbs slid

lection. 11; 9tf*6c. .

Chicago—Cattle—Good to prime steer* $636.80; poor to medium $3.80* 5.90; Stockers and feeders $214-25; cow* $: J524 50; bull* $2*4.56; calves $316.23; mixed and buudters $5.70*6.15; good to cfaoite heavy $5.753617'/; rough heavy $5-40*5 70; light $5.50*580; bulk of sales $5.7035.85 Sheep—Good to choice wether* $3.5034.25; Western sheep $3*3-75: native lambs $2.5024.65; Western Iqmbs $3»4-40-East J_iber:y—Cattle steady; choice $5.70*600; prime $5.0035.60; good Seqo 35.25. Hogs lower/ pnme heavy

LABOR AND INDUSTRY Russia is to use a military kite. There are 693100 brotherhood carpenThcre are 107,000 brotherhood track-

men.

, Chicago printers’ union is fifty years, old. . Orange county, California, ha* 300

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