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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-04
.BULL|SH REPORT
SENDS PRICES Up

New York, October 3.-Although to-
days government report on the con
.dition of the cotton crop did not fully
bear out some of the extremely buiiish
private estimates, IT was b buthsg
movement, which advanced prices to a
new high record for the season. While
there was tremendous realizing, the
market advanced to 1413 for Decem-
Der and 1431 for arch before there
then efforts were so we'll absorbed that
after selling off some 10 to 20 points
from the top. the market again iat-
lied, and at the close was nrm, Wlth
closing figures of saturday. Busines5
was more general than at any time
since last May for the excitement
which attended the closing phases OF
the old crop bull campaign diu h ~.
represent such widespread interest as
the market now appears to pc attract
ing, owing to an apprehension that
another small crop is to follow.
For the past two or three weeks ZEE, y. inc
dency, based upon bullish view OF
crop prospects, and 1t now appears
that some Of the same bull leaders
who were prominently connected win
the movement Of last season are al
ready accommodating large holdings In
anticipation of further high prices.
The effect OF this buying has been con-
sidera BILE, and before the government
| condition figures were issued to-day
December contracts which had sold at
| 1888 last month We're selling at 1884.
| while March contracts, which had sold
| at 1880 after the elimination OF the
| old crop bull campaign. had advanced
i to 14.12.
While the acreage this year Is larger
| than last season, bull authorities as
! sert that the crop this year Is so late
THAT calculation based upon the con-
i dillon figures will prove misleading
unless there is an abnormally late
growing season The census report
lissued earlier In the day had no 1m-
mediate Influence on the market.
The Southern spot markets. az Off
fcially reported. We're unchanged to l-4c
higher, but local buyers profess to be-
l5lieve that the South will be found
| ready to follow the speculative al
/ yance.
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NEW YoRK pRoDUcE MARKET.

New York. October 3-Flour-Easier with
wheat. Wheat-Steady at Sl-Ol @lci. (. o. b.
sl.cs1s. corn-ouiet: No. 2. 5sl:e. elevator
domestic basis 10 arrive. and 6oc. T. o. b.
afIoat. Futures closed al &c. decline to &c.
advance. December. 67lac..; May. a1sc. o .s,t
futures closed asc. lower to sc. higher
october ssAc.. December. ss1sc.; May. aoac.;
July, 40nc. Rye Flour-steady. Cornmeal-
Quiet. Rye-Dull Bariey-Easy.
Beef, Lard, Taliow. Petroleum and Rosin-
All steady. Turpentine-Easy. Rice-9uie.
Molasses-steady. sugar-Raw and rehneo,
steady. Cotfee-Futures closed STEADY az
net advance of tas points. Spot. hrm; E ma
No. Z, llc.; Santos, No. l. ha y l-c'' '"''o'
firm: Cordova, llhl3Sc ,n.,
Butter-unsettled creamery specials, sua
sol5c: extras 29c.; third to hrsts. a " y.
state dairy. common to finest, 23a sc; pro.
cess. second to special 2sq27c.; factory J ru
make 23l. q 2ic. do. current make, I!N ss.,
imitation creamery. 4Q25c cheese-s'eady
state. whole milk. special lss4 i,e,' aoi
fancy. l54c; do. choice. l4E. q l5c; do gooo
TO prime li1lilsc.; do, common TO e, "a.
iiaissc.; skins, full to special 2k % nc
Egss-Firm; state, Pennsylvania ana near y
By hennery. white osa ioe.; DO. aoIa,e.
do. gathered brown, 2sd &c. iresn sa'. asa.
cd extra hrs,. 23G27c.; first. 24az see
onds. 22a23c 40 .,a
Pota,oes-Irregular; Maine. per pag, vi III
: sr nsweets. per barrel, sl9l.so: Jersey, $40
a 200 bages-steady at slo@ls.n pc
ton Freights-Firm. Cotton by steam ma !
Liverpool. 25c.; grain to LiVerpooi. - go
grain TO London. ID Peanuts-Da LIZ .an no
handp!cked Virginia. 4N45hc.: other 90
nestle, Nos. and 2. ia61sc. -.
Cottonseed oil market was hrmer on VI
census and government reports ana on So
commission house buying In the ia'e pos,
tons, said 10 be against sales Tor export
The close was sdl3 points net higher. os -,
her. sasds.io November. s..s@e.ls; pece. y,
/ W. 3a' nrime crude, e.s7Is.so; do. sum
I rner yellow. s75ds.5o; DO, winter ye''o''
I & r,R 70 20. do. summer Whlte, .oOu wv -.
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there was big demand at comparatively
moderate decline from the best. and the
market closed Arm at a net advance Of zoo
50 points. The market opened firm at an
advance of sal2 points in response to better
cables than expected and private reports
from Liverpool claiming that the labor
troubles in Lancashire had already been
practically settled. Realizing was heavy
from the start. The census figures. showing
2,3oa?n bales ginned to September IS, COM
pared with 256Sl50 to the same date last
year. were near enough expectations to have
practically no immediate influence on the
market but offerings were extremely well
last week, influenced by the favorable labor
reports from abroad, and continuation OF
support from the bull leaders. Before the
condition report was Issued the active
and Immediately after the governments
/ figures became available there was a jump
| in prices, which carried December UP 10
1918 and May 10 Ii..i or So9sI points above
the closing figures OF saturday. AZ tnis
level offerings were extremely heavy, and
the market eased off anywhere from Is q
| points under realizing and local operations
| for reaction. the latter being encouraged
I by later cables from Liverpool claiming tnat
| while the lockout had been reported the
| labor difficulties had not yet been satistace
| torlly adjusted. There was aggressive buy.
| Ing on the dip, and the market later hrmed
| up again with last prices only few points
| off from the best. The government report,
| The last of the season. made the condition
| OF the crop $50 compared with III last
| month. SIS last year. and $50 the ten-yea!
| ACREAGE. :. -.
| Receipts at the ports to-day were oe.sSs
bales against s0,sis last week and 0s,2s' last
! year For the week $500 bales against Ss''
! rs last week and 1851 last year. To-day.
receipts at New Orleans 1854 bales against
S,s55 last year.
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tor 1910 by States Is; Florida, 2.sss
Georgia, 1867, South Carolina, l57.
Condition OF Cation.

Washington, D, q, October 53.-Thu
average condition of the cotton crop
on september Is was Go per cent OK
normal, as compared with TAI a
month ago, 5S.5 pear ago 69.7 In
1905 and 66.s the average Of ten years
past on September %, as estimated by
the crop reperting board Of the De-
partment OF Agriculture.
The condition OF the cotton crop by
States With the ten-Sear average on
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. october s.-The bullish report
cotton goods market, although trading Ia
stnl Of a moderate character. Jobbers arc
covering their October and November re.
qulremen,s more freely Jewish n no =, y.
ket for a few days. Dress goods are ~
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Wilmington. N. C.. October s.-spirits Tur-
pentineasteady at 7lhc.; receipts q casks.
Rosn--Receipts Of barrels. Tar-Firm at
$3.50; receipts 4 barrels. Crude Turpentine-
Firm at s45ods.0o; receipts Il barrels.
Savannah. Ga. October 3-Turpentine-Firm
at 72972Ac.; receipts i73 casks; sales 7cs
casks; shipments 81 casks; stock 1859 casks.
Rosln-Firm; receipts .tas barrels; shipments
523 barrels; stock 6S.1os barrels. Quote: b,
SETS,
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midaiins uplands, 1890. middiinE gulf. f.lS'
sales. 1850 bales
Cotton. steady: middling. 1890; gross re,
ceipts 1856 bales: sales. 23.sW oales, eAPot
10 Great Britain, S,i25 bales: TO sEahc 60, ~.
67 bales. TO the Continent o." oa'es'
wise Si3S bales. ;,,s
"a ssS ba,es: export to Great Britain va
bales; to France. lo7s1 bales; TO the coh''-
nent, 5.s47 bales; stock, .is.!@ oa.es sce,n,s
Consolidated al all ports-SeS rece y sr:
,cS $50 haIes. export 10 Great Britain. Il,.vs
bales: to France, 3z,5es bales; TO the CONT
nent, 67.Tii bales No,
Total since september ] at all poFts. Ne !,
raceipts i.6e7s? bales. export 10 Great lat
Britain. 3ss, e52 bales; to France. 49, -
bales. TO the Continent, si?c4i bales 10
Japan 1886 bales.
Now orleans, La. october s.-cotton.spo'
cotton steady &c. up middiins, and - s,.
Sales on the spot $50 bales ana -,evo "
rive. The market was az aa' snown It's report
of inc condition OF the crop on seFsei. . 3,
a. The trade expected a repot, OF go a,
uer cent OF the normal. ana INC NJ ~, " y
ffsS were therefore not far out OF me We" 20.
| Tbc market hesi,ated at first over these rs Y.
nrex ana fell on 4as points In re" M.
| utes. however. shorts trying 70 ous ~ ,b,i,
found new contracts ior s;rs On IN.
inng .ide were quick 10 measure Ine s'e 70
lion and they bought heaSlts. 49, al.
market showing decided ienneh.s rece,y,
vance commission houses s,, besa ,n,s 70 and
sqiyn1s os sbor, time prices we're l7eo poiF.
NITRO from . s9' levels reached after the report
an and ia 30 points over SATURDAYS clos, .,s,ay
! noon. The market was que, ~ AM hiphest Of
I nrofit-,akins by satisfied lohss ~, 49,
ProI the fading months we're sa2i POM !,
over SATURDAYS mai auota.ons, n an .as ant
,ernSoh s ssS o.cloek prices were loa 20 po!la
over SATURDAYS last quotations Futhrs
closed steady 2sa2s point, up !, oe'g 1an
1 ls.si: November. 1891: DeesnaD ,l,s. July
uary, lail; March. 1877 "as'
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKEr.

Chicago. III. october IA surprise IN l i,f
visible supply wheat this side OF the A,ia M.
eiosa was AT net decline OF 4sGEc. II
corn there was gain of shade to =, ~
compared with Saturday. Oats finished 80
sc. off, and provisions unchanged 10 ''c. nc
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census report on Cotton.

Washington, D. c., October 3,-The
Census Bureaus cotton report, Issued
to- day, shows 2.3o2.11o bales. counting
round as half bales. We're ginned from
the growth of 1910 to September 25.
as compared with 2.56s.15o for 1909;
=, 10000 for 1908, and 15s2,602 for 1907
There were 1867 round bales In
fcluded.
The number Of Sea Island bales IN
Guided was 7l12.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Brights-unchanged: quiet. but Arm; Hight
receints park Observation-Disclosures Little
or nothing doing. Very quiet: no receipts.
sun-Cured-Recepts of new primings very
light and market active. Quotations for Az
other grades nominal. ,nr,
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COTTON MARKETS

New York. October 3.-There was an OK.
tremely active business IN cotton today, and
prices mad hls advance following the pub.
Afatlon OF the governments October condl-
ton figures. Reactions occurred later. bu,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago, ILL.,. October s.-cattle-Market
slow and weak. Beeves. $4.so97.eo: Texas
steers, $500 $50; Western steers, si9s.7o.
stockers and feeders. silo45.so; cows and
heifers s2.so96.3o; calves, T.35q9.75. Hogs
Market dull and weak. Market l5c. lower
than saturdays averages. Light. $3.50 1s.o5
mixed ss.2og $40; heavy ss.l5 1875. rough,
ss.i5Gs.35 good to choice heavy $50 $50
sheep-Market loc. lower Native, s2.4o@
40; western. s2.T5a4io. yearlings, $4,000
$40; lambs. native, si5o9Too: westerns $40
as.55.
New York. October 3.-Beeves-Steers, siec
G4.s5; bulls. ss.50dil cows. s2.2o a 400
calves-veals. ssG1l; culls. ssG70o, grasssTs
ZOO sheep and Lambs-sheep. ssa $50: culi'
saae5o; lambs $5.50d7.o0: culls. si.ooa 500
Hogs-Market higher at s91 $50
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SALES.
Amer. Agri. Chem, com.

Amer Agri. Chem, CON-.
Allis- Chalmers ............
Allis-Chalmers, pfd."....
1850 Amalgamated Copper -.
100 American Can .....,......
100 American Can, pfd.,.:...
1.lco Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., ptd
600 American Cotton Oil......
200 Amer. Linseed Oil, CON-.
500 Amer. Linseed OIL, pfd...
1,7Oo American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
100 American Malt, pfd......
5000 American Smelling ......
$500 American Beet sugar..
$500 American Sugar ........
800 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
1O3 American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
i,4O0 Anaconda Copper ..."..,
1900 Atchison ..............
2,05O Atlantic Coast Line......
a. Q. l.. of Connecticut. {
$50 Baltimore and Ohio......
$500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Canadian Pacific .........
500 Central Leather ..........
1850 Chesapeake and Qhio....
1880 Chicago Great wv tern.
1900 Chi. Great West, pfd....
1850 Chi, Mil. and Vt. Paul.
l,50o Chicago and Northwest.
100 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. L
LEGO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
200 Colorado and Southern.
800 Col. and South, LIST pfd..
1900 Consolidated Gas ........
40 Crucible Steel, GOMEZ.
800 Crucible Steel. pfd........
SEQ Delaware and Hudson. /.
500 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
G4VV ERIE ...........-........
S,4C0 Erie. LIST pfd.. ............
2?5 Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
500 General Electric ........
$500 Great Northern, pfd......
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NAVAL STORES.

steadier call from jobbers and retailers 70,
immediate shipment.
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Quotations for Understanding bond, ara
at price, 70 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certincates OF Indebted.
ness are flat.
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MARINE NTELL1aENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ). 1916

PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 8. 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. msr-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas.
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Barrett. Petersburg and
sengers. Phillips Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, mer.
chandlse and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer'
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
lanes River landings merchandise and pas.
sengers Virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg anc
James River landings, merchandise and pas'
sengers, Philips Line.
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cash grain closed wheat--So, :, g'p " !, Z,
NJ ed o;af97i!c.. No. J northern, sl,llW
10 M , northern. si.GoGll2; No. north
eT -n siGall; 80. spring dsi .a !, NO !, .,
.prng. s,ca si.N; velvet chat; soeg s si'oe
durum saaesc cornTNo. q! Z s - No No 4
5iiac'. No. white and no. yellow, oi.i :
M No. 4 5Q4m5lc.; No. white. Sin
Sihe.; No. yellow. 5aS. a.slHc, os's- Z,
!, i, H.. No. s2ts n 32a.c, standard sS5a0
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r,rtn M. October -Butter-steads al
10. - ou,n,t 7Os 800 pounds

p,,,more Md. October a-wheat--
on,e.. spot. contract, .S.c.; southern on
aulsa o,tsG, e7i5c Corn Nominnh spot,
kr ,l siaaay: No white, size Rye
| o1iet; No western, domestiet 800 u.s.
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New York, October s.-Money on call
firm, "a @3 per cent: ruling rate, 90
closing bid and offered at 8. Time
loans firm; sixty days, Az; ninety days
"A per cent to per cent; six months,
5@5H per cent. Prime mercantile ma
per 51s to per cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business in
bankers bills at s4S325 for sixty-day
bills and at s4.S640 for demand. Com.
mercial bills. s4S2h@s4S2a. Bar sill
yer. 53Is. Mexican dollars. "a.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Seaboard Air Line Adi IS (bid)........ 70
Southern Pacific conv. 4s................. s9.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 1osh
Southern RAILWAY gen. 4s............ 7sk
United states reiundinu Is. registered. 10oA
United States refunding IS. coupon... loott
United states IS. registered ............. 1o1a
United states 3.. coupon. 1ol%
United states is. registered. ........... ll4N
United States a. coupon ............... lis
Union Pacific COW. 4s..................... 1885
United States Steel End 5s................ lOi
Virginia Car. Chem. IS tbid) ............. 9s3a
wabash 1st and ext. 4s................. 65A
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

BY Richard W. Maury.
STOCK anasBond Croker. iOl5 E. Main ST.
Richmond, Va. October g. 1910.
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treasury statement.

Treasury Stntement.
Washington. D. c.. October 3.-Ihe condi.
ton of the Treasury at the oesinnins OF
business to-day was as follows:
Trust Funds.
cold col, sss5. S27, s.iy
silva ao,iar, ....... ASA, 90
siiys- 5oIIars ~ 1890 ............ 3,5is,Uud
S;tvs- ce-t,fcates outstanding.. .s4.le8.eH
General Fund.
49, - .......s s,ia,5lt
cnrraat iiahriities ......... 90 5se. ses
wnrsine balance In Treasury offices 3i.is4.13
In banks TO credit OF Treasurer OF
snhsidSarv stIver coin ls.sts, as
s,,uss .n,r o. s....... s537UI
ra,a, haianca IN general fund.-. 90 So ,ss
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middiine uplands, 1890. mddling gulf. flS;
sales. 1850 bales
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Market Conditions-Market active at quo
tations. Live stock market not as strong
as las. week. Prospects for lower market on
cattle.
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Chicaeo r. T. and Pac. Ry. RIG. 4ss..... VUH
Denver and Rio Grande ref, 5s...,...... g.A
Erie cony. is' series .B"............. 6s1s
-Interborough Metro. 4,As............... slsi
Inter. Mere Marine 41as...........,..... ~
Missouri Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 7sS
Missouri Pacific conv. Ss.........,......, W
New York Central deb Is (bid) .,...... "a
Norfolk and Western LIST con. 4s....... es's
Norfolk and Western COW. 4s......,..... 10!
Pennsylvania cow. Shs (lal5). .......... eeh
ST. Louis and San Fran. gen. 5s....... S7N
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SALES AT BOARD
'irginla CenturIes-iVoo at So.
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Cotton. steady; middling. 1890; sfoss re-,
cnints ssss bales; sales. $500 bales; export
10 Great Britain, s,ia5 bales: to France, ~
i67 bales: TO the Continent, GU oales'
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-02
RosEVllls eREcoolsNe PLANT.

After wears Of FranSetatiaental fruit
sagmeut lD tie ol& way-satglng
alsaand cars at natural temperatures
and allowing as great a reauctiun in
temperature a. ctiald he had With the
ordinary icing sysIeul-a ~ompreAen-
sire system has finally beea devised
for the wholesale preeooling Of fruits
esfeTe shipment. exe5npltiied in the
sl,uss1.tt0 plant which WAS given its
frs test on Oct. Of last year and
the results Of which were highly sat.
isfaetoTy In every way. Ia the initial
TROUT ten ears OF ripe grapes frem
Lesl. Cal. were reduced from tenn
perature Of 40 10 3 degrees in two
hours. The cars were then sent out
by fast express. with no ripening or
decay In the course Of their hong Jour
ney. and ten days later were offered
for sale tn New York and Phisdei
phia IN practically the same perfect
condition as when picked from the
vines Used az fun capacity. the
ResevilIe plant viii handle twenty
cars at time. aud 1t viii cool this
number of ears Of fruit In three hours.
The plant is combined with an ice
plant which has TWO 500 ton refriger-
ating machines with an icemakinE
capacity Of $50 tons each. The cook
Ing process is simple enc When
the twenty loaded cars Of fruit have
been run into the long cooling she'd
the car doors are unlocked aud swung
open aud false doors equipped with
CANVAS connections leading 10 a huge
eoti hux of ammonia pipes are then
adjusted. The warm air in the ear Is
first drawn OF by means Of an inter
mittent valve through two canvas
connections above the ice hunkers At
the ends Of the cars. The Two fans
which drive the air through the duets
and cars are each ten feet ia diameter
and deliver $4,000 cubic feel Of air per
minute The cou box through which
the air passes and is cooled is eighty
feet long. thirty feet wide aud
contains S0.OD0 feet OF TIVE inch pine.
With mere than i2.N0 ammonia joints
The hox is made III hollow blocks re.
enforced with steel and Is made air
tight with Il coating If asphalt. The
tsuet which delivers the air u the ears
Is nasle - galvanized iron. Is sixty
Inches IN diameter and 4a0 feet long
When the temperature Of the cars has
heen reduced TO about IS degrees r
which i considered the ideal tempera.
tire. the cars are ieed and ready for
Shanmpuf The urecoalla. Of Pacific
coast fruits in this manner viii practi=
caiix revoiutlouize the business. mt
aalx improving Immensely the quality
Of fruit shipped. but greatly increasing
It's consumption similar plant has
been built at Cotton. Cal. for the pre-
cooling of the citrus fruits. aud there
Is little question that in short time
like plants will be erected for the cool
ing of less pershable fruits-peaches.
pears and apples-in we'll known fruit
sections in states TO the North aud
east
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-02
A MENACE 10 HEALTH.

That the country as Whole leeds
an awakening 70 The necessity y 81
ing more heed % and alpls 1as jssi
ieonnaou every lay horse sense ere -ss4sis
20 a conserving ~ the fstliliie Eesit1 =
ii eeiy shown 10 an Instance .G.eb
came 10 our attention ;iae other Gag
i fmlsera bie looking Individual with
ne usuai greasy card raf % ~ Ap.
easasst.e bfai Instead - ree0fs.ias fie
al is..s iIlez hearer had iasi hia 2osee
.ral Of toe X stated thai he was IL T
lad way from tuberculosis and Vas
rs INK 10 ger ennueh Honey by selling
hs.ess4 in,S TO take hius "a the north
ra Rossis where The brseins air ssle
he smell Of rae conlfers would restore
liS healfh Like many another. w%
He8id % cents for penny sll0estFtnge
aud later fuf ;iesn IN the stose aud
hen Tor brief interval contemplated
the Iaenaee 70 public health u having
eeasuHnfive Of this type fsegnentine
streets boteis passenger cars and
either pubic places and no doubt scaf
fering germs OF his dread disease A.
b4 went About
Putnam patriot., 1910-12-02
STORING CELERY FoR WINTER.

For readers who have raised celery
tion may be helpful along the line Of
storing II for winter use. II the va
riety is an early maturing sort. like
the Golden Self Branching. all that IL
needed to be done is to take the plants
up with plenty OF root and pack them
snugiy in hox of sufficient sire 10 aez
commodate the amount to be stored.
Unless the earth is quite moist-fhere
should be layer az II III the bottom
OF the lhox-ft lis wei te give II thor
ough sprinkiing before the roots are
SET In. In the case OF later and larger
varieties which hIve not bieaehed nj
all at the time the plants are taken IN
the box in which they are stored
should be so arranged fhat the roots
of the piants can be wafered AT inter
walls without wettiug the tops. This Is
best done by boring holes here ano
there In the bottom Of the box and
placing 1t in tray of larger size In
which water can be poured or. II tue
fioor of The storeroom is earth. IN n de,
preston into which water can be
poured Tn either case sufficient mois
ture will be absorbed by capillary at
traction through the holes In the bot
tom Of the ibax TO supply the plants
Pouring water ON 10 the plants from
above. as is usually done when they
are growing In the open ground. tends
to rot the tops We have tried wrap
ping each stalk OF celery weil TO the
roots with pieces OF new spaper before
putting away. but do not think II gives
anv better results than the use OF
clean straw or earth