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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Bread Cake.

One large cup OF dough, after the
first rising n cup Of sugar. one-half
cup Of butter. two eggs, one-half tea
spoon of soda dissolved In a table
spoon Of hot water. nutmeg. cinnamon,
one-half teaspoon of each. one cup OF
raisins, one-half cup of c%urrants. Melt
the butter and work with the hand In
to the dough until well mixed togeth-
err. Add the sugar and mix we'll. Add
the eggs. well beaten, and beat the
whole mixture thoroughly. Now add
the dissolved soda, stir again we'll, add
spices, raisins and currants and beat
again thoroughly. This is a delicious
cake, although 1t takes some little
time to make 1t. Can be frosted II
YOU wish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
II LIVE |. u. TIPS
N&A By BOSCO
Darling, | worship you"
Now dearest, that's idol talk"

Darling, | worship you"
Now dearest, that's idol talk"
, The only rational thing in a love
letter is the postage stamp on the
outside.
1 see by the papers that County
Clerk B.. NJ. Cannon lost a walking
match the other day. Well, you
know Barney" is no walker but you
ought to see the run he makes on
election day.
If you don't make friends you
can't expect your friends to make
you. q
Silence is golden. If you don't be-
lieve it you have never been black
mailed.
Some men are naturally fast while
others are tied to their wives apron
strings.
When a man both over eats and
over drinks, of the two evils he
should choose the feast.
=
The fellow who knows it all sell
dom demonstrates that knowledge is
power.
We are told that nothing is impos-
sible. Wrong. Lots of men are very
accomplished at doing nothing.
= II
ThpCn Nh, nj Duooapfr
Now, what would you buy for a
girl you love? If you are engaged to
her you may properly give her jewel
ry, but if you are not, don't think of
1t as it is entirely improper-besides
costly. If you love her and she
don't love you, give her something
costing not over $40, but don't give
her a kiss. AS she don't love you
she is certain to be ~displeased. If
you are not certain that you love her
but think she loves you, give her a
nice box of candy. BY the way, candy
is very appropriate as a Xmas gift tC
a young lady. Another old standby
is a manicure set. Very nice present
and you can get adandy for about SIS
or $40, possibly for S.. If you are
engaged to be married always give
your sweetheart diamonds for d
Christmas present. You can pawn
them after you are married, while
other gifts are hard to dispose of. A
nice set of furs are also a very suit
able gift to the girl you love. Cost
from $40 to 500. Never give a girl
a book for Christmas. There are too
many public libraries where she can
get all she wants. Silk stockings are
also nice presents to give girl friends
If they don't object. Never offer
to buy a girls clothes before you are
married to her. Poor form. AS red
sweaters are popular this season you
might give your girl one of those.
know one fellow who has already
made such a purchase.
BOSCO.
Who Is This "Guy."
This Bingo-this guy
He thinks he's a crack
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Oyster Stew.

For a good oyster stew add to
quart Of fresh oysters three quarts of
rich, sweet milk and one-half teacup-
full of butter. Salt and pepper to
taste, put this mixture in a stew ket-
tie and let boil about FIVE minutes.
Serve in bowls, while boiling hot, with
crackers, pepper sauce, ripe tomato
catsup, pickles and celery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
HIBBITS-CUNNINCHAM
COMBINATION TO PLAY

When the Hibbits-Cunningham
combination Of pigskin hooters travel
to Woodbridge tomorrow afternoon,
a game which resulted in a s%coreless
tie last Sunday will be fought out.
The warriors of the Rambler team, of
Woodbridge, and the men of the rev
from this burg are anxious to settle
supremacy and unless darkness inter-
venes, there's no telling how long
these agregations will battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Special to the EVENING NEWS.


South River, Dec. Every man
in the makeup of South River bas-
ketball team was able to locate the
center of the shreds last night when
they opposed the Catholic Club, of
New Brunswick, on the Yates hall
court here in an interesting fray
which resulted 1922 in favor of the
local warriors. Roe" Taylor, a
codnty seat player, who worked at
center for the Black aggregation,
proved the highest scoring factor of
the battle ,~tallying five from the field.
Smith and Garland workind inadmira
Bile fashion, outpointing their OPP
ponents despite the fact that they
were placed to guard the college
town crews goal posts.
Harkins, at the pivot did most of
the scoring for his band, while Krue-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
C0RTEz MEETS
MAIZE TONIGHT

Andy Cortez and Mike Mazie, we'll
known nit artists, will meet in a
bout scheduled to go ten rounds be-
fore the members of the Liberal A.
G. in Rosebanyk 8. I.,( tonight. Ev-
eryone in Staten Island who has ever
given boxing any attention whatever
Is talking about this bout, as these
noble knights of the manly ar"
have before met in a go which ended
so that newspapers were divided In
their opinion of the winner OF the
bout. Several classy p~relimtnaries
have been carded too.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Salad Dressing.

-Four teaspoonfuls. Of sugar, one tea
spoonful of mustard, one-half tea
spoonful of salt, two eggs, one-half
vinegar, one cup OF milk. Mix the
sugar, salt and custard together in a
bowl, add Eggs well beaten. then set
bowl over steam Of kettle. and add
melted butter slowly. When 1t thick
ems add vinegar very slowly. then
when 1t is as thick as cream add milk
slowly, stirring all the time. Cook I'M
til as thick as heavy cream. Let cool.
It will thicken more after 1t cools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
XAVIER MIDCETS AND
WEE NEPTUNES BATTLE

A novel attraction has been booked
by Joe-Billott-Joe for the Auditorium
this afternoon in the game between
the Xavier Midgets and the Neptune
Midgets. The South Amboy delega-
ton expect to bring a band Of fol-
lowers. The wee tots from this
burg promise a good accounting. The
game will be held in conjunction with
the skating session this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Stuffed Fresh Shoulder.

Stuffed fresh shoulder is quite a
nice dish. Have the shoulder boned
and stuff as you would turkey. Save
all the small pieces that will not slice
up good. Run through meat chopper,
add two Sctatoes, one-half cup bread
crumbs and a little gravy if you have
some left and salt and pepper. Make
into little cakes, dip in bread crumbs,
then in beaten eggs, then In bread
crumbs again, and fry brown in deep
fat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
!STERLINGS COP
BACON BY 1913

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Dec. AFTER being
at the lower end Of a 7-6 score in the
first period, the Sterlings, Of this
place, forged ahead and finally trim
med the county seat c~ollegians in fine
style by a 1919 tally. The game was
clean throughout and the large crowd
present appreciated the calibre of the
fray. Referee Clancy OBLIGATED In
his usual satisfactory manner.
Here are the lineups:
Sterlings (19). Collegians 10y.
Armstrong Geippe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

a0 right forward
center.
Wright, Dey ~. Wand, Thompson
left guard.
DlSuOp ....-. D6DoT
right guard.
Goals from feld-Cathcart a.,
Cushing co, Reyder co, Vecsi %.
Goals from foul line-Cathcart (2),
Dey %, w. Gray, (2l, Simmons
%. Score at end of first half 1874.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
ALLOW BUT ONE
FIELD BASKET

South River, Dec. 7.-Woodbridge
high school made it eight straight
last night when the boys from that
school came here and conquered the
local high school team by a 1913 tally.
Only one field goal was scored
against the Woodbridge clan, which
is some mark of honor
Here are the lineups:
South River (S). Woodbridge (33)
w. Gray, Simmons ...... Cushing
left forward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
COUNTY STARS PLAY
SOUTH AMBOY A. C
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, Dec. THE
O'Toole-Forgotson combination will
oppose a squad known as the County
Stars or the Knikhts of Pythias court
here tonight. Manager Olsen has not
yet announced his lineup, while the
locals will have their, regulars in ac-
ton,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Sc!ce Cake.

Two eggs, white of one. two cups Of
brown sugar. n cup sour milk, one
half cup butter (scant), two and one
half cups cake -four, one-half teaspoon
full cloves, one-half nutmeg. grated.
Bake same as other butter cakes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
GOOD COUNSEL
T0TTENV|LLE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SpeC5dT 70 TIC EVENING NE WN.
T%ottenville, Dec. Manager Will
lis Larkin has carded the Good Coun-
sci Five, Of Brooklyn, to oppose his
T. A. c. team on the knights of Py-
thias court here tonight. The game
will no doubt he a rafting fine e0hi-
bition as the two aggregations are
closely matched, as was proven In last
seasons game between the quintets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

Amy affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which is too small to
make a Want AID. worth while as
an adjusting force Is too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
SEASIDES WIN FROM
ST. MARYS BY 32-i5

Dolan's quintet of Seaside tossers
substituted for the Harlem Y. M. C.
A. against the st. Mary's team, of
~Rosebank, s.. l., Thursday night and
won by a 32-15 score. 1t was due to
the wonderful passing and floor work
which the victors displayed that a
win was so overwhelming. Here are
the lineups:
Seasides (32). st. Mary's G5).
Hennessey . ~.Gilmartin, A. Miller
left forward.
Price Mahoney
center.
Mcintyre H. Canton
left guard.
Breidenbach.... A. Miller, Murray
right guard.
Goals from tield-Price CD, Hen
nessey (2), Mcintyre (4), Solheim
Cd, Gilmartin CD, Miller GU, Ma
honey ID, Canton (1), Simon %.
Goals from foul line-Solheim CD,
Mcintyre CD, Miller %. Referee,
Krummpe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
By BOSCO

At handing out dope
He sets everyone back.
The greatest of the great,
He stands out alone,
A man of high morals,
One with a swell DOME"
This Bingo-this guy,
He thinks he's the cheese,
But to everyone else
He is merely a breeze.
What / do now
What ! did then
Is all one can read
From Bug" Bingo's pen.
This Bingo-this guy,
No more Bobby" writes,
For he got the hooks
And took to the flights.
But a being SO great
Who can't stand a test,
Always proves a joke,
A laugh, then a pest.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

A Spodinis Bet.
There once was a girl named Kitty
Dedicated to her is this ditty,
She said she knew "SPO"
But she didn't, you know,
And the BOX OF CIGARS will look
pretty!
THE JINGLES OF BINGO.
P. S.-Who'd take a box of cigars
from such a nice little girl as Kitty
anyway. Cheer up, Kitty.
A Public Vote.
Here's a question I'll put to all
The readers of my crude works.
What do you think of a GUY who
objects
Or a glorious write-up shirks.
| don't wish to do what nobody wants
Or put anyone up a tree.
When a number objects and a num-
Der upholds,
The majority rules with me.
The subject of which I wish to write
Is much ayerse to my doing
The thing that | wish the readers to
decide,
Tho me with a gun he'll be pur-
suing.
Now Eddie is right in his thoughts
of respect
To those who respect he would
show,
But I'll cast no reflections, just a
sharp knock,
More like a little FAWN'S BLOW.
Those in favor of reading my piece
About Eddie, please send to the
NEWS,
A card or a letter so stating your
wishes,
And I'll promise to do as o
choose. -
SPODyNYs.Tn.
y
A Crack at "Eph."
| read the work Of the Poet Eph,
Who is generally thought a bore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

Read the classified ads. on page 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

HIHe5V CdtIICdTI ......... AIVBTBUH
right guard.
Edward Cathcart ....... McCollum
left guard.
Goals from feld-Armstrong (3),
Phair 60, Geippe ca. Goals from
foul line-Phair (3), Steedle 90.
Referee, Clancy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
M E DICAL
TO THE AFFLICTED

If you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and unstrunq nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without your
usual energy and vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or blad-
der complaint, or kindred ailments you
should have the very best treatment.
This you can obtain at the well known,
long established office of
DR.. GRINDLE
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have found
complete and speedy restoration to
health, power and vigor.
DIR .GRlNDLE
May be consulted at his office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and 7th
AYES, New York, where he has been
located for more than thirty years.
Advice Free. Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 9 to 9. Sundays Q to 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

All the news for 20 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07
Ups and Downs.
Good Policy.

NOTICE YOUR BICYCLE RE
PAIRER is BACK AGAIN.
I have a fine line new and used
Bicycles, the best kinds Of Tires and
Supplies. All kinds of Toys. Baby
Carriage Tires from soc a set. Repairs
of all kinds of machines. You know
the place.
MAIDS MADSEN.
1877 New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

The second team of the local high
school travelled to Tottenyille yester-
day afternoon, where they defeated
the Curtis Annex Seconds by a 22-
IS score.
Ups and Downs.
The world is like a staircase-some
go up and others come down,-Italian
Proverb.
Good Policy.
fredericksburg, do you love your
enemies? Johnny Yes'm- when l
meet 'em all at once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-07

A Crack at "Eph."
| read the work of the Poet Eph,
Who is generally thought a bore.
Far be it from me to come back al
A guy that always gets sore.
SPODINIS.
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BOUTS THIS WEEK.

TUESDAY Mickey Mefnt3re W.
Johnny Connolly, Glace Bay, y. s.;
F'rnnkie Burns of New Jersey ys.
charley Harvey Roekaway Beach, n.
y. Frank Loughrey Ks, Johnny Do
Ian. Brooklyn. Young shugrue =. II.
Tracy. Newark; Jim Hosic vs.. c.
Carlton. Philadelphia.
DAY-0ne- Round Hogan
vs.. Tommy Mcfarland. San Francis
co: Andy Morris rs. Gunboat Smith,
Willie Jones VS.. Young Wagner and
Tommy Coleman vs.. Hook Bones, New
York Frank Moran Us. two UNI
kRowns, Palm Beach, Fla.
THURsDAY-Bob Lee VS.. Jack
West. Brooklyn; Danny Goodman VS..
Young Henry. Chicago Young o.
Nenl VS. Young Meponough, Marie
vile. r. l.
FRIDAY frankie Coniey VS.. 5.
Salvatore, Sacramento: Jack McCar-
ron IS. JEFF Smith, Philadelphia; Tom
my Devlin vs.. Terry Nelson, Chatta-
nooga.
sATURDAY-Abe Attell VS.. Tommy
Murphy, san Francisco; Bat Hurley
VS.. j. LundV, New York; Harry
Mansfield VS.. Pat oKeefe, London,
Eng
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, July 29-The week in the
stock market opened with a continuance
Of the very dull and irregular conditions
that have marked operations on the eX-
change during the past fortnight the
only appreciable difference being an in
crease of bearish sentiment. augmented
by some activity from the same quarter.
Such confidence as is undeniably felt in
crop prospects appears to be offset, tenn
porafily. at least, by less tangible in
ffuences, among which may be cited the
political outlook.
The minority report of the COMPRESSION
al committee which investigated the
United States Steel Corporation calling
for federal regulation of all corporations
whose capital exceeds a fixed amount
and other criticism levelled against
large corporate interests was used as a
basis for the selling of steel shares in
the early part of todayss session with
sympathetic recesSions i'm other specula-
tive favorites.
American sugar and beet sugar issues
also declined sharply by reason of tariff
the securities comprehended in the to-
bacco group added to losses of recent
days Some recovery from the low level
was made in the late afternoon and Nor
folk and Western attained Il new high
record. but the movement as whole
served little purpose, beyond calling re-
newed attention to the ultra professional
character of the trading. Such highly
favorable factors as the recent fiscal
years record of exports in which our
manufactures crossed the billion dollar
mark. and advices from the West and
other centers of activity pointing to an
era of great promise were ignored In the
days developments. so far as they found
reflection in quoted values.
Bonds were irregular with weakness
in NJ. O. =. issues. Total sales, par val
ne, amounted to si,522, 0O0 United States
government bonds We're unchanged on
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago July %
Conceded possibility of greater black
rust damage than previously estimated
put the wheat market. today, on the up
grade. Closing prices We're firm, a To
cents. net advances Corn scored a
gain of to II a L and oats a rise of /
to Is. The finish in provisions varied
from y off to an increased cost of q.
WHEAT-July 9Ss sept sis Dee. 96s q
!, May 1908.
coRN-Jnly ~; Sept. Cog; Dec. 5es;
., oATs-Jaly 4es; Sept. ssg; Dec s4s a ::
PoRK-July 1901: Sept. 1921; Oct.
1922 a So; Jan. 1861.
LARD-July 1860; Sept. 1919; Oct.
1887: Jan. 1922.
SHORT RIBS-July 1852; Sept. l0.621
Sept 1862 a 65: Oct. 1880 Jan $50.
FLOUR-Steady, rye No. 2, Az a 75;
barley feed or mixing new 50 q 60; fair
to choice mailing new 10 q 80. timothy
seed $50 a 700
CLONER SEED--1Gt0 a 1900
MESS PORK-lS12A a 1925.
LARD-l067a
SHORT RIBS-1052t
BUTTER-steady; creameries % q 25i
dairies q a 81
EGGS-steady: receipts 10221 cases. at
mark. cases included 15a q l6A; ordinary
first 49,; first Is.
CHEESE-Steady 153 a !.
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man caught the bah in his left hand
botn runners on bases having speeded
past second when the bah was hit.
Rhudy King. late manager OF the
ASheyilie team OF the Appalachian
Les que, IS now with Texarkana in the
South Central In extending him a
welcome and wishing him well, a To-
cal scribe says. "TeXarkana is a team
where they change managers quicker
than you can change your mind; the
team IS run from the Erandstand and.
nto from the players bench by the
manager; il is team that is used as n
stepping stone by other teams for
something higher and always will be
until the manager is allowed to man.
age.
As slight recognition of the good
work of the team on the recent trip.
the Washington Club appropriated
something like 5000 and gave each of
the twenty odd PLAYERS who made the
Western tour with Manager Griffith
and Secretary Fowler included, au-
thority TO select $25 worth of haber-
dashery, clothing or other wherewith-
al to adorn themselves Most of the
boys fell for high priced hats and
silk shirts, and the team promises
10 he a dream of cartorial splendor
the next time that it starts ON
trip, which will be month hence. The
present was complete surprise to
the boys, to whom no promises of any
sort had been made.
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%; first 2sa a pa; seconds % a %; fac
tory current make, first p a %; seconds
Il a pa; packing stock current make,
No. 2, 20; No. 3. 10 a 1ss.
EGGS-Steady. 1l,1f9 cases fresh gath
cred extras % a "a; extra first 20 a p;
first 1Sa ~ 49,; seconds II a IS; thirds
and poorer. Is a 49,; state, Penn. and
nearby hennery whites, fancy large new
laid 80 q 81; do selected whites, good to
prime. n a %; do common to fair % a
26; Western gathered whites 20 a "A,
state. Penn. and nearby hennery browns.
"a a Is; do third brown and mixed coll
ors, 20 a "a.
POTATOES-Steady; Long Island. hhi
$50; Jersey 200 a 240; Southern $50 a $50;
culls 100 a 10 Jersey sweets, basket,
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, July 20
BEEF-Dressed firmer; whole cattle
IA a Is.
BRAN-Lower, 2425 a 2475.
Observation-Disclosures Northern 300 a
81; Western 90 q 30A
EESE-Firmer. choice II a III
CORN-Firmer: No yellow S41
EGGS-Steady; choice 30 a 80, West
ern % Il q.
FLOUR Higher: spring patent $50 a
$50
HAY-Firm; No. / grade 2750 a 2so0
I4AMBS-Firm: spring 10 q 16.
LARD-UnsteadY, pure H.
MIXED FEED-Iower 200 "a 5000
OATS-Lower. No. > clipped white GA
2175
POTATOES Lower, white 275 a 300
SUGAR-Unchaneed graduated 525.
NEALS-Unsteady. b q Is.
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THREE GOOD FIGHTS
Arranged by Champion Wolsast,
Which Will Net Him $4,000.

Chicago. July 29.-Ad Wolgast, light
weight champion. was in Chicago, last
night. on his way To his home in Mich
fgan from California. Wolgast said
that he had practically arranged for
three fights on the coast which
would net him $4,000. II is supposed
the three matches he has in mind are
with Rivers, Mcfarland and Richie.
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New York, July 20.
Cotton spot closed quiet Is points high
er; mfddling uplands $780, do. gulf 1865;
safes 1900 bales.
Galveston, firm; middiing 13a; New Or
leans, STEADY l34, savannah. steady l2a,
Charleston. nominal; Memphis, steady,
13l.
Consolidated: Net receipts for three
days. 1888
Exports To Great Britain, 1906: to
France 70; to Continent 1913; to Mex
leo as
Stock 25O9O6
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SPORTING NOTES.

Maurice mclaughlin Of Los Angeles
retained the Western tennis title. Mon
day at Lake Forest, III. by defeating
T. G Bnndy, his fellow townsman. in
the challenge round, $40: 6-1: Ga; Ga.
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AZ NEW WORK..
international League.

II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3: Roches-
ter i.
At BunaIo-Fust game, Newark 4;
Buffalo >, II innings Second game, New
AIRY g. buHaio r.
At Torento-Flfst game, Jersey city p
Toronto 8. Second game. Jersey city TO-
Toronto 3.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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Boston Curb Market.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago July 90
CATTLE Receipts q 600; market steady
to 10 cents lower: beeves $50 a $40.
HOGS-Reeeipts $500; market fairy
HEEP-Receipts 24O0o market strong
and largely 10 q . cents higher; native
200 a 500, Western 335 a 4S5; yearlings
425 q sos; lambs 425 a 765; Western 44j
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-30

The Rochester club Of the Interna-
tional League has made an offer to
BroelSton for immediate delivery. The
Brockton club is willing to give him
up, provided the cash consideration is
enough and that Rochester
sends along another pitcher To replace
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New York Produce Market.

New York, July 2.
FLOUR-Moderately active, with prices
about steady; receipts 25,l35; shipments
5s6l
WHEAT-Spot firm: export III fob
ailoat; No. l northern Duluth 1l5a fob
afloat; receipts 12is00; shipments 34,67S.
CORN-Sjot firm: export Sll fob afioat;
receipts 5625
OATS-Spot steady; receipts 65.575.
PORK-Steady.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Steady.
SUGAR-Raw dull and weak; muscova-
do 50 test. 3fS a 355; centrifugal 96 test
39S a. 405: moIasses 50 test 1923 a go: re-
fined quiet.
BUT'fER-St Steady. receipts 1909 tubs;
creamery extras q a ~; first % a 264;
seconds 25 n 25.; thirds. % a. 24A; state
dairy. finest, 26; good to prime "A q 25;
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New England League.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
Ar WORCESTER.

Linn .2soI 100 1 1--10-l2-2
Worcester ...f . o 0 = s. 90
Batteries- harrington and Daumi VIII
son and smith. Time, 2:95 Umpire, stat
ford
At TANERHILL.
Fail River % 0 0 BID SO
Haverhill - 0 ] 0 1-4-ll-0
BattefiesAA fminRer and Hayden.
Kessler and Pratt Time, 1.3S Umpire,
Thackara.
At LOWELL
Lowell ...0 o. ] o 0 1-2-6-2
N Bedford o o 0 0 o 0 0 0-l-6-3
Batteries Babohm and Lavgne. HOgg
and peianey Time, l.i5. Empires. Mon
ahan and Fruit
AT Braokton-The Brockton- Lawrenee
game was postponed. rain