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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
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Efficiency in Homework

~ HAT the housekeeping Of the future is going 20 b . a vastly different
thing from the Housekeeping of the past, there is little doubt
Even where results cannot be improved upon, the method of get.
ting these results will rebound to the benefit of the n who gets
then. For the very bestb brains and the very best research and knowledge
the country has % offer are all being brought to bear upon the whole field
OF housekeeping. inefficient mean and methods are being weeded out
Hard work is carefully studied to SCI how it "a be Hghtened. In fact,
everything little Or big, within the domain Of Housekeeping is coming gin
for analysis and criticism. And 10 improvements are vi to arrive all
along the line. So important has this movement become, that congress Of
range Of inquiry, here are m OF the subjects discussed at this years
meeting.
The laundry problem vas thoroughly overhaued. Two hundred ques-
lions we're sen to colleges, hospitals, clubs and similar institutions and
to certain private families and the answers keenly studied, In order to
find what improvements could be suggested in laundry work. incidentally
many Interesting side facts yer evolved, n being that trained women
as superintendents of laundries are much In demand; and another, that
housekeepers greatly interfere with the routine of laundry work by send
Ing their bundles late and then wanting them quickly.
So perhaps SOL OF the laundry deficiencies 70 rail about ire, after
all, our W fault.
Another subject that was thoroughly discussed was the relation be-
tween the work of the home and the architecture Of the house. To tighten
the housekeeping work the floor plans of many a house need changing.
This in many cases is, Of course, impossible. But the discussion mea
the kitchen must be large and commodious is giving place to the Idea of
condemned pace in the kitchen in order to save steps. The utilization of
the wall space is being taken into account. Ever the number of doors is
now being considered, and also the height o the sink. A uniform height
fol- the sink, as hal been the rule, irrespective Of ths height of the worker,
nc longer holds good. The advisabilty of a buffers pantry is under o.
front door.
In fact, evsry part o. the house and OF the work o the home keeper
IL being thus minutey scruunized.
And to secure tho kind OF help W % wan tin vi homes improvements
work for u.s. while they must work in an insnosnt way. Offer business
like conditions. businssslike methods, and businessHks tools, and a de-
lghtful change will oon b noted In the lass Of workers Offering o help
In the work OF our homes
B~A-~- A~~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
SIesNe Advancement.

II entirely of silk or other frock
material not sheer the long sleeve may
start from q dropped shoulder line,
but more often starts smoothly from
under a bodice armhols into which 1t
Is not sowed.
The sleeve Is attached to the lining
and the bodice armhole, sometimes Of
large size, Is finished separately and
Hes smoothly and fatty over the
sleeve top. This srmhole arrange
ment Is, OF course. not limited to long
sleeve models, but occurs In conneo-
ton with short sleeves also,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Club House Fish Balls.

Boil the required quantity Of cod
fish in two waters to freshen. and
while hot pick 1t very fine and feath'
cry. Mash hot boiled potatoes thor
ouehly and cream them with milk and
a good sized piece of butter. Three
cupfuIs of potato to n and one-half
cupfuls of fish will be the right pro-
portion, and the mixture should be
molstened with a lightly beaten egg.
Make into small balls by light hand
ling, roll In -four and drop into smok-
ing hot fat to cook to q golden brown.
Drain on brown paper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
GOOD EATiNGS.

Mock Terrapln-Here is a good
supper dish. Half a Calls liver, sea
son and fry; chop not too fine. dust
thickly with flour and a teaspoonful OF
mixed mustard, q dash Of cayenne,
two hard cooked eggs chopped fine,
two tablespoonful OF butter and a
cupful of water. Cook all together for
a minute or two and serve hot.
French soup.-Taks a pint of milk,
put 1t on to boil. Beat an egg, add
a tablespoonful Of sugar and stir with
a pounded cracker into the hot milk.
1t needs very little cooking. Serve hot
or cold.
Pea Soup-To a quart of water add
a pint Of dry peas and let soak over
night, then boil in the same water for
an hour; change the water, add a
pound Of salt pork or corned beef.
Boil until soft, season as desired with
onion, pepper and salt.
Dutch Puddlng-Mtx half a cup OF
cream Of wheat or farina with four
tablespoonfuls of cocoa. half \ tea
spoonful OF salt In = bowl; put owe
ASS VutOA IL pOuA oFCi oaPe VI
boiling milk. Cook until smooth
(about twenty minutes), add a table
spoonful Of butter. Beat the egg and
add folded lightly in.
. Blrd's Nest PuddIns-Now that good
cooking apples arc in tho market, this
is An acceptable dessert: Pare and
core sufficient apples to cover tho bot
tom Of = pie plate. Make = biscuit
dough, soft enough to spread over the
apples, and bake in q hot oven. Turn
onto 4 plate, apples on top, spread
generously with butter, sprinkle with
sugar and nutmeg and serve with or
without "a
Ham Canapss-Cut bread into
slices a fourth of an inch thick, then
cut with a small biscuit cutter into
rounds; fry to q delicate brown in
hot fat. Pound q cup Of boiled ham
to a paste, add two t~ablespoonfuls Of
Parmesian cheese, season with salt
and paprika. Spread this mixture over
the toasted circles and brown in the
oven. A delicious dish may be pre-
pared by serving a little chopped
boiled ham in white sauce, poured
over hot toast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Iva Each Nav

1.-Two Each Day.
Foresight is very wise, but foresor-
row very foolish, and castles are. at
any rate. better than dungeons In the
air.-Sir John Lubbock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
move Them With the New Drug.

An eminent skin specialist re-
Gently discovered a new drug, othine
double strength, which is so uni
formly successful in removing
freckles and giving a clear, beautl-
full complexion that it is sold by
Barnekov & PETE under an absolute
guarantee to refund the money II 1t
fails. :
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an Inc of othine and re-
move them. Even the first nights
use will show a wonderful improve
ment, some of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and cannot injure the
most tender skin.
Be sure to ask Barnekov & Petz
for the double strength othine; 1t
this that is sold on the money back
guarantee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06

Beat three eggs. add n pint Of
milk. a half teaspoonful OF salt, one
teaspoonful OF sugar, add suf1cient
-four to take a drop butter-about
tire cuptuls-nto which has been
thoroughly sifted two t~saspoonfuls Of
baking powder. Beat hard for n
minute, Ill the creased mufin cups or
pans two-thirds full and bake in = hot
oven about twenty minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Eyasively Answered.

"Oh. Mr.. Smith," she said, "last
night had such a delightful dream! I
positively dreamt that you and L
only you and I, mind-were travelling
on our honeymoon. Do you ever have
dreams like that, Mr.. Smith," Il am
afraid I used to, Miss Antique" he an
swered, "but now | am more careful
over my suppers."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06
Washable BeIts,

Washable belts are delightfully."-
practical notions, says the Now York
Times. They come In white pioue
and bronaline, matching the newest
skirts. aud a celorsd linen Of many
tints. The white belts have a email
pocket or sldebaS, very useful for
change a little pocket handkerchief,
The belts are narrow IN Width and
their cost IL 10 cents. The leather
and silk belts are also much worS,
and come in every shade and several
widths,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06

sometimes happens that they are left
overs from last year they are general
ly cheaper than later On.
Let me conclude by saying that
ready-made women's wear is quite as
cheap as that for misses, and also
that many a garment seen is adapted
to house use all the winter long. Then
the footwear, selling so low, is very
handy to have in the house for an
other summer. The uncut materials
can always be kept over, and there Is
many a cheap hat SO durable and
charming that 1t fairly speaks OF next
year. At any rate, tho smartest peo-
pie never rush" into autumn milf.
merry. They wear summer hats and
hummer dresses Just as long as 1t Is
possible to wear them.
MARY DEAN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06

thing from the housekeeping of the past, there is little doubt.
Even where results cannot be improved upon, the method Of get
j ting these results will rebound to the benefit of the one who gets
m For h. -uerv boat hrains ad b Narv hest esear M nwlad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-06

'JDDINGs. my friend. do a mission

They add to tho dinner, as we'll as the
bill
They cause men to wish, with ardor they
may,
That the meal. which foretslls them,
came three times q day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

Elour-Dum. cornmeal-s,.ady. Berisy and
Rys-Quiet. H-hest-Spet steady; No. red.
s. n elevator. export basil. and Siat4 (. o.
b. anoat; No. northern. Duluth. tl:s {. Q.
b. anoat, opening navigation. Options 40
ne. ne, higher. My. 1854; July. sLi7ls:
September. H.15h. Corn-spot steady: OK.
port $50 :. o. b. nominal. E. Q. b. ansat
Futures nominal. csts-spot steady; stand
ard Waite. sac. in elevator; No. 2. 6sc.
Pork and Bee.-Firm Cut Meats-Steady.
Ls.c>->l.m. Tarow-Firn. Wool-Ef.sN
Ros!a and Tu-pentine-steaGy. 3Io-ssses-
Steady. sugar-Raw. s;eaGy. CoTee-Futu.es
closed i9G :. points net lower. Spot. quiet:
RIO. 80. :, H;,c.; Santos No. {. Ice, mild.
quiet; Cortova. 10 4 .5izc. Cheese and EEgs-
steady. But;er-weaK. Potatoes and Cab
Dnres- steady and unchanged. Freight
S:-ndy.
Cot,onseed oil steady. the trade being
!argeiy professional. There was some COW
.7inE Of shorts on account OF the frmness
In lard and cotton and scarcity OF crude
9h'-rinEs Sales amounted TO 1900 barrels.
Futures ele,ed generally point higher to
lower August and September, 7.Sea7i:
prime crude. eHa5:7; prime summer vel
low. rs 80 prime winter yellow 7J9Ts 10:
prime RUNNER white. 7.+o6snr
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INDUSTRIAL IsRIEFLBTs.
Now Enterprises jus. Started In tho

Now Enterprises just Started III the Two
Sirginlas and North Carolina.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, May G-Among the
now enterprises or week past reported
10 tho Tradesmsn are tho following.
In Observation-Disclosures $4,000 ieundry,
tseGo construction company; chiihew.e
$500 telephone company; Norfolk. :t0,oso de
velopinsnt company: Roan6ke. $4,000 dsvel-
opment company: Stanton. $1,000 minoi
Warsaw. manufacturing company.
In West Tirgin!a-Char!esion $500 con.
s,ruction company. 10000 of company. si7,-
90 thestre company; ST, Alhsns sieaDto oil
company; Thurmond. 3E.ooo ho.c! company.
Williamson, $500 concrete brick and block
plant.
In North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000 dry
cleaning company; Concord. $1,000 gas
plant; High Point. $4,000 Ssass factory; ;
Nowbern. $4,000 development company:
Richiands, $4,000 bank; Rocky Mount, over
all factory; Salisbury. ssTsoo manufacturers
OF clothing; Stony Point, sSJIoo milling COM
pany; Tryon. 1900 lumber oompanyi Wades-
boro, si70,ooo manufacturers OF railroad
cars. etc; Wilmington. 3t2&oeo Development
ceulpknT.
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COTTON Markets.

New York Msy 4.-Acr!ye covering FOR
over the Weekend and Suy.as By som. o:
ne local i.sde !n;.Trsts VITA The clos.
steady = = net SGVauc. o. from y 4 - points
WeTo the features OF the cotton HI-Tset TO-
DAY, The mark; opened a. an advance IN
.tsponse 20 higher cables than expected.
very uH:- tor-5i" rt?cTis IRON. tho lowe.
Ai!ssissipp! focd situation and report. %
mowers over the e.s;e:n 5eI:. There was
quit. a>ct .. selling .: the Initia! advance
and recent buyers Tor reaction appeared
10 De taxing PROFITS. but after easing on 1
o. points tae market quickly Armed up
CT ;Ao eastern belt iorecaI; ;or general
showers to-day and tomorrow The belt,
conditions. with lower te.nporRturas sad tho
ouyinS hcrc became very active on The ad
vance during the middle OF ;hs morning.
Realizing 10y buyers q yesterday tended
10 check the advance after the gain had
showed yet gain 0! from g as points. and
me c'oss WA o. points OF from tho
Ses. on most sc;!v. positions. liverpool re-
ported mat ths- market here had neen in
huenced by American buying and untsvor-
ab!e weather reports. Weekly trade reviews
confirmed reports circulating earlier In the
week % rather les, active demand for
goods but the advance had teh encouraging
influence o. bu-l!sh spot cotton reports The
market closed steady.
Receipts AZ the por:s to-day 500 bales
s!nst = CA las, week and 5,s3o les, year
For the week $500 oales against ISL iss;
week and V.io last year. To-day's receipts
~ Galveston. $40 bales against 100 last
year; at New Orleans 1881 bales agalnst a:s
last yoar, ana at Houston i,i9) bales against
Ias last year.
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James River landings. merchandise and pas
eengerR, Furm1n Line.



New York. May $.-Tho statement OK clear
inC-house banks for the week shows that
the bankA hold sis.5Sicao ressrve in access
OF lega! requirements. This Is a decrease OF
is,e5i.st0 in the proportionato cash reserve
as compared with last week
The statement follows. Actual conditions
Loans. $40 81! to6; increase. as, S5c,Geo.
Specie. fSls.4fi. 900; decrease, SaT7, go.
Legal tenders, ss4,7i+cso: decrease. S1sS.co1
Not deposits. ti.ste. 39Seto increase. ,L11t =
tte.
Clrcula lion. sts.ds5.oto: decrease. sa1.c0a
Ranks each reserve in vaults. s26i $4,000.
Trust companies cash rssorfe In vtu!..
i6s73sCt0
Aggregate cash reserve. S4as $500
Excess lawful reserve. sA.c'sNO. decrease.
s5.4rc.300.
Trus, companies reserve with clearing.
house members carrying Is per csas. each
reserve. s5e.sH .efD,
Summary OF State banks and trust oompa-
niles Of Greater New York no: reporting -
the Ssw York Clearing House:
Loans. ss37704.70o; increase. f5.e76, 80
Spesie. 500 To- 500; increase. sssLloS
Legal tenders. sl0.s?tSoo: decrease, s1At3la
Total deposits. s72a,et5, eco: Increase 1885.
600.
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spot cotton closed quiet 10 points higher
middling uf!ands. li.io: middling gult. ll.75
Cotton, quiet; middlinr. Ii.c9; rro.s re-
cs.pts. 2i2 bales: stock. l5ssS bales; expos!
Coasiws.. 1850 bales.
Total to-day at all portg--Ne, receipts
SEA bales: export to Great Britain. e.iss
bales; to tho Continent, s,-@i bales, stock
5j'.22j bales
Consolidated at all ports-%et reo.iptF
s.oti bales; export TO Great Britain, ais.
bales. 10 the Continent, s9d3 bn!es
Total since September ut all ports-Ne,
teceiptS ll.+S4.635 be4es; export 10 Grea;
Britain. as7s,0l bales; to France, I,tll.t
bales to the Continent, 4.l!iss. bales; ,c
Japan, ise.;S2 bales; TO Mexico. ESQ., bales
New Orleans. La May I--J'nfavorable
weather news impaired strength TO the cot.
ton market to-day and caused @ net id
vance for the short session o. isQ22 points
Futures opened steady AT ne, advance al
S9l? points. spot cotton frm and unchans-
cd: middi!ng. II 3-lSc. SaleA on Tho spot "a,
bales; to arrive 20 bales. Future. closed
atendy. January. $780, March. li.5s: May
tiS; July. ll.75: August. l1.so: S:rp;ember
lln; October. li..i: December uxT
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NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington, y. c.. Stay G-Spirits Turpon-
tine-S,cady at f7iic Rosin-Steady Mt fSSo.
Tar-Fir-n at 81 -; receipts Il barrels. Crude
Turpentine-FIrm al $5.a6 GAO: receipts II
barrels.
Savannah. CHI, May t.--Turpenuns-Firm
at SC: sales sT casks: receipts rs casks:
oh ipmcnts IN casks: stock $3.50 casks Rosin
Firm; sa!os 1873 barrels; receipts "a bar
rels; hipment $50 barrels stock 1857 bar.
re,s. orpte: 3, f9.76
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAT 4 1917.
ARRIVED

Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk, mer-
chandisa and passengers, Old Dominion 1.-The.
8teamsr MobjAok. Graves. Norfolk and
james River 10 ndinss. merchandise and pas
senS gre. Virginia Navigation Company.
Cleaner Aurora, Furman. Petersburg ana
Jasres River landinBs. merchandise and pas.
senEtrs. Furman Line.
Sailed
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk mer~
ehandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
staanaer Aurora. gaTmAn, PstArseuys aad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. III. Nsy statements from ex-
port experts that tho crop hat deteriors;ed
Eapitiy In Northwestern Kansas led wheat
traders to-day into a iivaly movement 10
buy. There Eas eIso fear thu. ;ile govern
m>nt report next Tu.sday would count shrd
against TIE bears. The market closed steady
at ne; advance o. IA .i.s. 20 iSai!,c
All other leading staples too. scored a gain.
Corn Nas :. q &c: oats. i76ac. 20 Nc and
provisions :,.c. 10 1872 q iSc.
Lssd!ng futures ranged as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. May 1.-The cotton goods mar
kcts quiet with prices steady Bids 70
underwear-tor spring OF 1919 delivery ure be
Ing received O basis OF last years open
ing prices. but are not being considered
Yarns rule quiet Joboers have had goo
trade for tho week.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSales at Union stock Yard.)

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales 81 Union stock YGrd.)
Richmond. Va. Nay 4. 1912.
Report OF the iiv. stock merkc, Tor the
week ending April -. 1879:
Bees, s,eer. 7s7isc.. meaium 10 good. O
etc. common 10 fair, 4,aa5Se.; hest hei.srI.
81. q 'e. medium TO good. 535ne.; common
TO fair. iE+%c.; best COWS. 6iaSsc.: medium
to good. AZ y &c; common to fair. 3as,sc !;
pest oxen o:s q Sc. medium to good AZ 10
6sc.: bulls, i1sIac.. calves, extra Tls o &c !;
!sir TO medium, 5asilc. Fresh cows. $50 30
''.c' pes had. Beet hogs. T3Tkc: light
hosa and PIGS. s!i17c. COWS and stays
- & 'sc.; best SHEEP. AZ 5iac,; common TO
tslr. SO s.. hes; lambs. eAI7c.: common TO
,HiE. AZ te'ie. Spring lambs, !Ioa9s.1o per
head.
Chicago. L.. May A-Cattls-Receipt. 500
head. Mnrke; slow and steady. Reeves. $50
es0; Texas steers, sS.@o f1.s5; western staerr,
ssHo6 40; Htoekers and feeders. tl&2sse;
cows and heners. t1pR7S5; calves $500:
$50 HsG"laeosrts $500 head. Marks.
steady to &C. higher Light. s7.I5G7s5; mix
Cd, rmS7.l-- heavy. SO 37.is; rough, 81. 20
a7.@; pigs AfoJsSo: hulk o, sales, s7so4
40 sheep-Recelpu 1000 head Marke,
steady. Native. s.cT1.To: western. 363S6ot
yeaEi!ngs. S6.sossS; lambs. -aatlve, ,6e5 o
s.TS; western. ss5o&e.2s.
Sew York. Nay <--Beeves-Noen on .als.
Caives-Weak 20 $50 lower. Common calves
TO fair Indiana and Ohio. s5.75Ss@ sheen
and I>anfoa-iNarket Sc. lower With aImo..
no demand Hoss-Nominaliy unchanged
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Load your cars tina; hay at doors rep
EesehS contents and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay in accordance
vita the rules OF tho National Hoy Asso-
citation.
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ALBs AT BOARD.

Richmond, va. May 4. l9E
SALES AT BOARD.
virsInia-cnroiina Chcmi pfd.-li at lls
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Ask.d.
Virginia Sc. Old, C. and 1882. ssH =.
Wa, Centuries. 2-s. G. and E 1881. sega as&
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L r. p. Con. TT. 80. % -.
A. C, J.. r. X. Cony Debs, -. 1888. 1o3 -.
G. and o. Gen'l n. AIS. 19a2..... l0l -.
Georgia, Sou. and Fla, lai5........ ioy ..
Georgia and Ala. Con. is, 1876. i07 -,
Norfolk and West. Ry. IS. ls9s.... So -.
aeaboard AIR Limo ls, 1870. ......... 81 -.
Eeaboard Adjustment 6s. l9Rs..... 70 %.
Southern Railway LIST o. 1864 ...... los -.
3d. r. Dew and @. 81. 4s. 1885,. rs -.
Western n. c. lot ss, c.. 1ali.... los -.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Avor and Ports. Trac. Co. g. 1885,. 50 -.
Va. Ry. and Power CO. 6.. 1884,. s5% ssS
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
va. Ey. and Power Co. pfd. 100 ss,z 80
Va. Az. and Power Co. COM. 100 tsih 70
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic COAT Line com.......1oo 40 go
Chesapeake and Ohie.-........, 100 1s1S -,
NoriAlk and Western COM. 100 liz "
r., U. and p. DIV. Obligation. 100 314 -.
Eehfhern Railway pfd............100 "a -,
Southern Railway conn.,. 100 Is -.
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Amsr!ctn National. ......,..,.,..10 c1s az
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Ssles. Stock.

Allis-Chalners .........
Aliis-Chulmers. pfd.....
G.FD AlEalsainatsd Copper 80.
amer. ASrl. Cham. com.
o."p Amer Beet Sugar. com.
!i.-0 American Can .......... :.
2.lO American Can. pfd........
2.:1l Ai--,-. Car and Foundry.
lW Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
800 Am arican Cotton OIL.
80 American Linseod OIL.
lac American Locomotive
Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
IL, Amer. Malt Co.. pfd.
1000 American Sn..ltlnE ......
l.lp! American Sugar .....
y" Amer Tel. and Tel. CO..
40 american Tobacco. com.
100 Amer Too.. pfd.. ne...
!.tv AnacoEda Copper .........
l'oyO Atcn:son ..............,....
:" Atlantic Coast Line..
\. G. l.. OF Connecticut.
90 Baltimore and OhlO....
l.r!p bethlehem Steel, CON-.
80 Dothle hem Steel. pfd go.
80 Brltish-Amer. Tob. Co..
80 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
81 Central Leather. com. go.
6,bp Canadian pelc!Hc ........
5.'2o Chesspcaks md, Onto.
Chicago Great Western.
200 chi. MI. and st. Paul.
l!5 crucible Steel Cor. com.
Cruc!ble Steel. PA .-.-.
u" chics 40 and Nortnwest.
~ Colorado Fusl and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
3,f"l Consolidated Gag .........
itp Delaware and Hudson
lr Den. Ind RIO Gran. com.
Dan. and RIO Gran, pfd.
80 pistillers' Sec Cor....
go Erie Observation-Disclosures.
!.S'" sria. ist pfd ................
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
Geo. w. Heinz Tob Co.
9p' General Electric .........
100 Great Sor,iLsrn. nfj......
CO.. Great Northern Ore Gifts
LOO Illinois Central ......
~" lnterb gro-4iet. .............
100 lnterboro- Met. pfd..
Int. Ner. Marine, com.
40 International Paper .....
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Quotations fo- .ntcreet paying bonds ere
ct price 10 which Interest mus, he added
incoin. bonds and ccr;iAca;ea eC indebted
nsss are fiat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
LIVE POULTR'
NEW YORK rRoDUcE MARKET.

New York May t.-FTour--Quiet but arm.
Spring patents, s65oa5.so; wInter straights,
] SAsc8t.oo, w.nter tatents, sS.1o9ess. Rye
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co.. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond, Val
Richmond. Va. May I. 1912
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
MARKET
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

Cash grain closed; Wheat-No. ? red
tldon tI.i7: No. hard. :!.l5Si.B: No /
durum. $, liz. Corn-So :: SO O set:c: No
: white toniAso!.c: No. yellow, sIas!4c;
No. white. ~ ere: No. 4 white, 76aTi.L
oat.-lNo. white. 6sGSsisn.: No. I white.
toit a5ic.; standard 5TisItso. Rye-Jo. O.
%ise.; barley, SOC. OF; Timothy seed. .l.,o:
clover seed, sAS45o
Baltimore. Md. May %,-wheat-Firm; spot
contract. Ills. Corn-Cu!et: spo;, contract
sc. Oa;s-F!rm: No. = wn.se. CAS-. q CSC. Ry.
quiet; No. western. Domestic es3nc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05
RICHMOND STOCK MARKEr.

BY Richard W. Mnury.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 F. Main Street.
Richmond Va. May 4. 1917
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-05

spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points higher:
middl!ng up.ands, li.i0; middling gu!: Ans