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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
FARTHER DOWN SOUTH
Tohncco Season Over In south Carolina.
fennut Plnnt MnkinE-Othcr
Industrial Notes.

The leaf tobacco selling season is
about over in South Carolina. The
total sales this year amount to so. OoO-
ooo pounds, the largest in the history
OF tobacco growing in that State.
The Greenwood Peanut COMPANY of
Greenwood. Fla. is establishing at
That place plant with a capacity of
tpo gallons of peanut oil and four tons
Of meal per day.
The Adams Cotton Mills Company, of
Atlanta. proposes TO develop a larG c
mil village near Atlanta, in Fulton
employees.
The North !llabama Rolling Mill
Company, OF Sheffield is eXpending
100000 IN the work OF improving and
modernizing the plant at sheffield in
winch stec! is manufactured from waste
tor much work from the plant.
To meet government dema nds, the
J: +. Wilder Lumber Company, OF
capital stock from 10000 to 800. 600,
and will enlarge the mills accordingly.
In order to meet war work emer-
Eeneies, the Young Women's Christian
building.
The Free Masons of Fort Worth,
Ten, have plans for the erection of a
100000 Masonic Temple in that city
The Morris ~ co. packing plant at
rebuilt at once.
capitalized at $1,000. 900. has been
chartered at New Orleans. The COM
pany has extensive gas fields in Tcrre-
bonnie district. and will build pipe lines
mississippi River. opposite New or
leans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
GOVERNMENT ESTIMATES
OF OUR GRAIN PRODUCTION
Corn. Wheat nnd other Things Enilihs
short Outsie of Virginia.
Greater Conservation Yet.

-, Ihe estimated corn yield. based on
S SHa Sep ,,e, forecast OF the United
be about a.672. 10000 bushels, a dc.
cline OF 3l7,o0Oo00 bushels as COM
pared WITH the estimate OF August and
about 5Oo.ooc.ooO bushels as compared
With the departments July estimate.
rms is the estimate of tho country
a a', large ,: 1t is fact that, the esti-
yer than the above for the ent,ro
country, showing really a small in.
crease over last year as to quantity
anu u great Improvement as to quality
rms years crop the country over IL
iitnI, should DO no further decline, will
short of the yield of last year. and viii
be about 90.000,000 bushels shy of the
average j OF the fve-year period from
voI The he % wheat crop is estimated at
S99.0oO.o0O bushels. a gain Of 2i7.ooe..
epe bushels af s oyer last year but In
the average yield of the nve-year
period. 1912 to 1916. Considering the
d1ddsiastrousiy short yields of 1917 and
I!ib, ana the baroness of the country
OF wheat and -four at the beginninS-
~ IniS crop season. we shall still have
10 enforce drastic wheat regulation in
order TO safeguard the future, for no one
can tell what next years crop may
This. years oat crop is 10000 ooo
bushels short of the yield OF last year.
while barley. rye and buckwheat show
moderate increase.
aS",ooO.oOo bushels. is rs. 900. 600 busheis
s s oi the Yield of last year. while
s ssMor, potato crop is 100000 bushels
d;"Ho.oe" bushels. and in hay a decrease
OF S.3OO.00O tons
The estimated cotton crop is 11.1oo.-
ooV bales. Or 100000 short of rho
aaHerase yield of the fve-year period.
The apple crop is $1,000. 600 bushelz
;,, ,ad OF last year: but is $4,000. 900
..usheis snort OF the average of the
hNe,Eear period. 1912 TO 1916
me government estimates are not
Always accurate as to the final out
come OF crops, for seasons and con
oitionS yet TO make their history NAV
So'hStiineS change the figures material
~, out TINS late in the year marked
changes are not likely, and 1t NAV
now be depended upon that the grain
production this year will fall consider
aplE short OF the production per capita
Oh former years. and that fact along
WIN war upon us. makes IL sure that
prices of foodStuffs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Mnnufncturcr., I.cIcrn,Io

,NEWARK. \. j.. September Ill
warren c. King. president of the Man
ulacturers' Council of the State of New
Jersey. which is now affiliated with tho
Manufacturcrs' Council of the State of
New York, announces plans for tho
formation of a Rational Federation Of
Manufacturers Councils, to embrace
tn" entire United States. The plan and
scope of this national federation will
he patterned on the plan of organiZa-
ton OF the American Federation OF
Labor, embracing the principle of To-
cal organizations in all manufacturing
communities. these to form part of the
state councils, and tho state councils
to be merged into tho nation fedora
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
VIRGINIA TO HAVE COAL
Garfield, Head of Administration, Here
Yesterday, Says State VIII Have
Plenty for Actual Need

DR.. Harry y. Garfield. head of the
United States Federal fuel administra-
ton, who arrived in this city late Fri
day might, left with his wife and
daughter Yesterday noon for Williams
burg. During their stay in Richmond
the Garhelds were guests at the JEFF
terson Hotel.
pr Garfield stated yesterday that his
visit TO Richmond was purely for tne
purpose of recreation. When he was
questioned in regard to the recent
resignation of Harry Flood Byrd from
the Office OF Federal fuel admin istrator
for Virginia, DR.. Garfield said that ne
regretted the fact that Mr.. Byrd had
felt II his duty TO resign his Office but
declined 10 hazard guess as to Mr.
Byrd's probable successor.
In speaking of the fuel outlook for
the state during the forthcoming win
ter the national fuel administrator
remarked that Virginia would have
It's full share of coal for it's needs,
but that there would be no fuel for
Injuries and eNtravagances
Yesterday morning, before their de-
parturc. Mr.. Garfield and his family
visited the points OF interest in the
city. including The state Capitol and
the Confederate Museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Mig work starts Mt Fayetteville.

2l.-New York contractors bavo -
cured the enormous job from the gov
eminent for the construction of the
slN-brisadc artillery camp here. to he
known as Camp Bragg. in honor Of
General BraN;on Bragg OF Mexican
war and Confederate fame. This will
also be remouut station, and there
VIII ne Il duartermasters depot. a base
hospital and general headouartcrs Toa
expenditures by the War Department
Tor all of this. II is understood. will 90
above $l5.oOOonO. The New York con-
contracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCIx W.uUrr

CHICAGO. september 2l--Hogs Receipts.
s e,O% mao: maImst 10 to 10 cents lower than
light ig; 2; S0oa T4o: packing. ls;sodls.65; rough.
Cattle: Receipts. 1000 head compared with
a, week ago top native steers % cents higher:
choice bh cents to 81 lower: cheaper grades
IS to % cents lower: hulk Western. % cents
lower; cows and heifcrs. mostly % to 40
cents lower: Gamers and bulls, Is TO %
cents lower: calves. % cents higher: best
feeders strong; common stockcrs, 10 TO Il
cents lower.
Sheep: Receipts 1850 head: compared with
week ago fat lambs mostly 90 cents higher:
feeders strong; fat and feeding sheep steady
to q cents higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Southern Repair shops in Bristol.

BRISTOL. VA, September 2l-rhe
Southern Railway will erect in this
l'city five new repair shops The work
on the first one is now under way and
the others will be started soon. In
creased freight business on the lines
make these shops Il necessity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. September ol-Announcemen,
Of the determination to fix cotton prices in
the near future added to-day to the uncer-
quent to October I. when new prices are cx-
pected to be announced. Yarns were arm
and quiet. Wool goods markets wecr domI-
mated by uncertainty Of wool supplies Large
textile orders from the government con
tinued to come forward.
NAVAL STORES ~
SAVANNAH. GA. September 21,--Turpen-
tine steady. 6Sh; sales. 16S caska; receipts 1I9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

casks shipments. II casks; stock. % szs
casks.
lDsin hrm; sales. 33t barrels: receipts. ssl
barrels. '' $3.50
Quote; -. 1870: D. 1855: F.. 1870: F.. 1895:
g: IL. j. ITO: X. 1879: NJ 1870: y lisG;
w q and w W. li1oGI!i 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Cotton Factory Greatly Enlarged.

BESSEMER CITY. y. c.. September
2l.-The Atlas Manufacturing Com
pany. of this city, which recently in
creased its capital stock from 800
900 to $4,000. has already increased
the capacity Of its mills. The factory
now has ninety six looms and $500
spindles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
AS TO quality.

Butter, in demand: selling we'll Eggs
mario strong Hens. market steady. Chick
ms. under ibs selling we'll. large chickens
sloN AT prices quoted Veal and live stock
IN demand; veal. prices lower on poor stock
good stock active. Wool. steady. Hides ac-
ih". Hams, bacon and cured meat in dc.
inanh Apples. market active: rcd stock
wanted. beaches, market bare: stock
'aat'G At fancy prices. Potatoes. very ac-
I've fooi stock bringing fancy prices. Cab
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
1nTTnS MARKE,s.

NEW YORK September 2i.-Assortion that
a price for the staple would be hAed by
and dcmoralized the cotton arkct here TO-
day The reports resulted in enormous liqui-
q bale ranging from IS To l3) points under
last nights oio., Frosts in northern see
lions OF the belt were ignored in the fever
ish haste t" unload long contracts. and as
Their" Was no incentive for outside buying
prizes had very little support
There were frequent moderate rallies on
for Japanese account. but offerings OF long
cotton Increased IN voiuin" on the rallies,
feverish. The close was rarely steady at a
meet decline Of 10 to 10 points
Receipts al the port for the day were 81. :
en eales. against 3li:' year ago.
Spot Sp9t hers re- ;. was rs stsady al decline Of 1870
New Orleans was dull. with middiing un-
changed at s2.'e. Sales. o54 bales.
NEW YORK. September 2l-Port move
men,-M iddlinE, 3asS bales; receipts. bales:
Tesa !"Iay 81 a., nor toc ~
Total for week al ali ports-Receipis. 220is
bales; exports. I.'l7 bales
ports. 5I25l3 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. September Glover
start, the market being depressed by dis
patches from Washington. indicn ting tina,
tho movement for government control OF
early trading tho decline amounted TO about
q. cent a. pound: toward the close the ac-
tive months were II, to l57 points of and
losses OF l25 to lSs. a small recovery result
Ing from rroft-takns operations among
jNo attention whatever was paid to the
e1;tTfime,y avoanhie weather over the belt.
we1 s. fnT bG much rain while
all sections with more less frost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Eachnpge,
Richmond. Va Ssptemhcr 81 ,aIs
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

chicago. September 2l.-Iowest prices vet
ior corn since trading in present deliveries
began resulted 10 day chiefly from prospect
OF suStaihed Hocrai receipts here. The mar
NJ closed unsettled: II. I2i. net lower, with
October ~ lis,4 l.is+s and November l. IS a
q lbs; oats hnished n of 10 /. UP. and
nroVisiohs varying from IL cents decline
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

thousands of women are preparing.
themselves to take the places OF book
Keepers, clerks, StcnO-raphcrs md
sn!esmen WI" hnvc been called to the
c"!ors Timcs-Dispntch Help Wanted
tas reach them every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

Fayetteville Bank Increnses CAPITAL.
FAYETTEVILLE, y. c.. September u
The Cumberland Savings and Trust
Company. Of this city. has Increased
It's capital stock from $4,000 to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
REPORT SHOWS INCREASE
IN DEMAND DEPOSITS
Actual Statement Also Announces
Gains Made In Reserve OF
$40, 5SO,05O.
IMPROVED MONEY POSITION
Stock Market Strong During Short
forenoon Session, and Brokers
Hear Plan Is Being Provided by
Trust Companies for Loans.
BY nnOADAN NALL.

NEW YORK. September 2i.-The ac-
tul statement to-day. showed reserves
Increased $i0.5S0.950 loans Increased
S'2.6is.00V, and net demand deposits
Increased s22,36.,oG0. The average
statement showed reserves increased
sle.373.O3O; loans Increased s53,7Ss,O0o,
ana net demand deposits increased Sl2,-
.Se'o"o: This statement indicates Il
mtlth better money position and also
SHOWS that IL was still Improving at
ihe end OF the week. The stock mar
het was strong all morning. The
money situation is helped by the fact
which any broker who desires TO do
so can borrow money i'm any western
city as easily AS in New York. ]; is
hoped by the bankers committee that
brokers receiving large orders for
stocks fror, customers in other cities
VIII have their local managers in those
cities arrange loans with the banks
there for carrying the stock. This can
be done by depos!ting the stock with
trustee in New York at :, aominol
cost whcreupon the loan entry is mad.
on the books of the western bank. BY
telegraphic order the stock can be paid
tor in New York almost az cas!i; as
u a messenger boy were TO brins in
The brokers' check as at present done
Another plan suggested is for 'hc
brokers 10 form a local trust. COMPANY
in New York TO act as their trustee
for all out-of-town loans.
BREAK OF 81 A BALE
IN COTTON MARKET
In addition to the Improved money
situation. the stock market had other
reasons for strength. President VII
sons announcement that ne proposed
not only to fix the price Of this year
cotton crop. but TO control distribution
o: the staple caused bre;t< of more
than 81 bale IN the prize of cotton.
II also gave bankers a belief that the
President expects the war TO end be-
Tore another crop can he produced j,
the war Is 10 continue through another
crop there Is no reason for cont oil.
But AS explained in this column before
reace Will bc followed by Wild de-
nand from ali-parts OF the world for
more cotton and crazy speculation in
the staple would be seen II npt con-
trolled. Strength OF distilicrs VAS
-.5u,t OF the belief that pronihltion IL
soon ~ be national by Law. 1t:c close
of the market Was Ationg ami tl:rly
ACTIVE.
SEW YORK. September Il Mercantile
It's commercial sixty -day piilS an banks.
t,7-t4; cnu,me-cial Ski: day bills. st!si.
demand Si..S 1-ic. cables. st'e +-lG Mexican
ioilarF t;pNcru.ucDf bends rail-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
EW YORK; LIVE srnCK MARKEr

NEW YORK. September 2l-Becvcs: no
trading Calves Irregular; vcals, I5O0dr2I 90
lambs. 10. %.
Hogs steady at 2o5Oa oIoo: rouEhs. 1926.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
8tND LIST

American writing p.rer :. ta-ke.n . Ssi4
Anglo French =. ......,,,, -.......... q.
\ 1. lsI T. ,a.bou,.. - $3.50, -. =.
\. G l.. and col. g. tfa.hrJba.s.l- !.
ch.r. pcahs and Onto cn1v i2- .....-.-.. ~
Chesapeake ana Ohio cony 5s............ "a.
Iiyy.ft ,nd MItrs roD 3. t.,xrI,...
I.orIllard Tobacco is..................... losh.
Mercantile Marine IS Observation-Disclosures. tsii
Seahuard AR Line adj. Vt.................. si+1
southern Ra!lHa? ......... ........ G2S.
southern Railway 5s.......... -.-........... .iiz
u. =. Registered. 1877 (Sill sSi-
u. s. Registered Is 1875 tbIdj ............ Iosls
l., &. i.ihcriy loan 3a> .....,...........l'a l5
II s. Liberty loan 81 g. Observation-Disclosures. 81 81
u :. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. - IS
u :. steel :. { - .....:..-... .-........... stI
Va Brown Brus. Gus. .1W. Va ~ ;
Va Car uii-lni,nI CO. Isl to-, bid $50. as
Va. Car Chemical ca. Couv. IS odd -. Sex
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BANK CLEAR|NGs SHOW BIC
INCREASE OVER LAST YEAR
clearinghouse Associations Weekly
Report Shows SOL, 4O0,023.33,
Against. Ss3O,O1O,OO4.OS
FEDERAL RESERVE STATEMENT
Gold Reserve Increases to S7O,5G5,-
900, and Total Resources Climb to
s,27S, 0O0-Consolidatc State
mcnt for All Banks in System.

Richmond bank clearings last wcot
while slightly behind the record of tho
previous week. show an incrcas. oe
approximately 60 per cent over ,,hosc
ioF inc corresponding week of 1oI7
ureS given out yesterday after
room by the Clearing Uouso A,,;
'ion show that tho. clcariurs I,st 80 ,|
.lnonnted to S5l,i96.92a.S3 AZ ayain.t
$500 i?.99i.oS for the corrcspondin," ms :
ROD last year -
me Federal Reserve Bank Of p;ch-
W"hd likewise showed heavy incrc,sn.
oH me weekly statement issued bv ,;ovs
,ih?r George j. Seay at the close az
" .n.,,i IS, Friday afternoon. Thc bank $
"'io"o TO sI9.565.00O. while the Total
resources climbed from S2oO I6o ooo 20
h,j.nS,o"o. The total amount OF bins
came to Sio.i31 ,Ob0
me statement follows:
Resources.
'oid coin and certificates in
vault G2ai. 900
ris 90 'cmeht iuhd o6.39l 600
Poid with foreign agencies nni 900
'o'd with Federal reserve
nSent ....:. 1850 900
'''" exemption tund $4,000
lotai COLO reserve ...S 1850, 900
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidiary
coin ................ $4,000
Total reserve .s 79.5G5 600
6ills discounted and bought 10, 40 QUO
hIi!s Of ladinS drafts.
United states government
bonds and certificates 21i3OOO
Tota! earning assets. S152.73i 900
Chc"liectch items. 10 10000
National Bank notes . $4,000
Due from special depository.
war loan deposit account. 2l.OSl 600
All other resources 1871 900
Total resources s222,2 900
Capital paid in..........s 1887 900
general account ~ 100000
United States Treasurer.
war loan deposits in spe-
cial depositarLes ........ 2l.031 900
Due to member banks, re-
serve accounts ...... 45.44o, 600
Collection items .......... 40.256, 900
Federal reserve notes in act
ual circulation ...... .10a. oO4 900
All other liabilities 1880. 2.22S.00u
Total liabilities ... S222,2 900
Federal RescrHe Notes.
ISSUED .............. 81 ~, i4".Ono
oh hanu .................. S,i?o.ooo
Outstanding .Sl02. O04 900
Total amount OF bills dis
counted and bought for
the week ending Septem-
Der 80, l9lS. 4O,43I,00o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. ScptcIhber 2l.-Rnw sugar
quiet: centrifugal, 7.2S: fine granulated g..
Coffee quiet: Rio Is, 97s Santos Is i3a
Butter strong. Cheese strong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22

The technical expert nv we'll nS tho
houscEiri look TO the Want Ads in The
for better positions
tsc the Help Wanted Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
XhnleAala Ounfnfinnx

Market Quotations From Ao,uaI SaIe.
fpy Woodson Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond, Va)
U. 5. Fooa ADMINISTRATION License No G o274o
Richmond Va, September aI ISIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
BREAK OF 81 A BALE
IN COTTON MARKET

SEW YORK September :lMcrcantile
rsper. per cent. sterling sih;y-day bills.
It's. commercial sixty dag oilS an banks
tt1-'. commercial -iKt:da bills. si12i..
demand 3t..S '-iC, cables St'o :-lG Mexican
ioilarr. IS Grvcrnmcn; bends easy; rail-
r1au homes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

100 Advance .ltumley, pfd. I.
100 Allis-Chaimcrs
Allis-Chalmcrs, pfd. -.
300 Alaska Gold.
Amer. Beet Sugar, com. {.
900 American Can.
american Can. pfd.
100 Amer. Car and Foun.
2O0 American Cotton OIL.
100 Am. iiido and Lea, com
l,Q00 Am. Hide and Lea, pfd {.
zoo American Linsecd Oil. /.
800 american Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive, p:c. I.
100 American Smelting.. /.
800 Amer. Steel Foun.
100 American Sugar.
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
Amer. Tobacco, com.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd +.
American Zinc.
1900 Anaconda Copper. q.
100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line. /.
\. g. l.. Of CT. CBaltoD E.
700 Baltimore and Ohio.
$500 Bethlehem Steel. B.
Beth. Steel. SO pfd.
1000 Baldwin Locomotive. {.
butte copper ana zinc. {.
500 Canadian Pacific.
100 California Petroleum.
200 Central Leather, com. I.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great West, pfd =.
200 Chi. NIL and st. Paul. :.
400 Chi, r. I. and r., com. {.
Chi. II. I. and r., So pr.
Chi. r. 1. and r.. &c. pr.
l.500 Cruciblc Steel Cor, com
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern. =.
900 Corn Products, com. -.
2.I00 Distillcrs
Dome Mines. .........
ERIE
200 Eric. LIST pfd ...........
General Electric. .....
Goodrich. com. :.
100 Great Northern. pfd. :.
1900 Great North. ore CTS.
100 Illinois Central.
lntcrboro-cons.. com. :.
900 Inspiration Copper.
700 Int. Mcr. Mar. com. -.
$500 Int MGR. Mar, pfd. 49,.
Int. Paper, com. ...... :.
Int. Paper. pr. (stamped)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
RAILROADS
RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Leave Richmond. Leave petersburs.
IA. II. ip ii. so:i0 4. A. $3.50 p. II.
a. ii. +s;d5T. t1:sg :. n. 5:$s +: il.
"a. NJ. >6r. NJ. 's:Sp n. NJ. $3.50 r. Nj
10 a. NJ Up ~ 1898 a. NJ. t7:U5> % NJ
ii An 40 a 0:35 n. NJ. 7:SS % Il
slI ii 81 =, ~ 1855 a. M S:SS - n
~ - a. A. II :35 a. NJ, 0:35 % Il
T., Il II - " 1885 L. NJ. slU:IO l., ii
V Il. NJ. 81. L. 81. a.So -. n. li:iOP- NJ.
.BngSnge. tLin:ted tWeei iIsxs I'll -. ".
Atlantic Coast Line

Aho s'.din...ru AAsLAArvuu vi tue ,..,I,
tn. H' 1919 JUNE y, lvls.
$500 LEAVE hILh-AOND DAII.Y
s:i5 p pMIiiIs sna South: s;oO a AL ana
p FER M S S55 = S:OS a. NJ. $500 a NJ. $500
p. fH iF. S s::ssS W. ky.. West: s:ao a. NJ. $500
ss;uo =: NJ 9:vv A. A.. $50 A. 81. $500 f 3
c.i5 +. 81. IA a. fSi4S +. al. 6.oa +. Al.
p. f%Gs G'ids0oro and Fayetteville: 1900
Trains arrive Richmond daily: s:2sA Al
noon a. IA p7;SS A.. NJ. sos A: Al. 1901
s:si r .A a.. sI;45 =. NJ, s:l5 p. il. '''' Az
,c.aSept SUNDAY. tSunday only.
nectons not guaranteed. o con"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-22
Seaboard Air Line Railway ca.

Irains leave daily A. Al. Noriina iocat =
LIZ; r.; a., Sleepers Atlanta and jackson.
SIie: S:4o l.. A.. Atlanta birmingham Sue
Sial: l1:40 +. NJ. Sleepers Jacksonviiie-
= faM hs s aaTiye sizs A. Al. $500 a. NJ. s:4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-16
The Horizontal Dryer With a Water Bath
POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED ABOUT DRYING

w ATcH the temperature cooking
wv
of
should above LAO for white products like
high heat $50 degrees When remember
baking is
drying though takes three to four hours
Inc moisture in the product and the air. the
@ whether
cNh AFFECT time
1he pastes should crumby;
phao
nave loaded with
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-16
TESTED AND ENDORSED
DRYING EQUIPMENT
prices subject to changed
Fruit and Vegetable Dryers

Fruit and Vegetable Dryers
Granger Prices $600-s12.00. Eastern
Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia.
Penn.
New York Dehydrator. Price $3.50. De-
hydrator Manufacturing Co., 16 East
33d St., New York.
u. s. Cookstove. Price $500. E. B.
Fahrney, Waynesboro, Penn.
Yourown Oven. Price, $3.50. Consoli-
dated Gas Co., New York.
Small Devices for Preparation of the
Product
New Standard Cherry Stoner No. 81.
Price $3.50. New Standard Hardware
Works. Mount Joy. Penn.
Sterling Vegetable Slicer. Price 1925.
N. r. Streeter Co.. Rochester. N. Y.
Apple Corer ana Quarterer. Price 25
cents. Forsyth Metal Goods Co., 30S-
314 Terrace, Buffalo. N Y.
Dexter Knives. Prices 25 cents to s1.5n.
Harrington Cutlery Co.. 258 Broad
way, New York.
West Bend Aluminium Steamer. Prize
$3.50. West Bend Aluminium Co., West
Bend, Wis.
Single Service Containers. Price 25-s0
cents per dozen. Single Service Pack
age Corp. OF America, Madison Ave-,
New York.
sTycos Thermometers. Taylor Instru-
ments Companies. Rochester. N. Y.
*Wilder Thermometers. Wilder-pik
Thermometer Co., Troy. n. Y.
*Not tested and endorsed, simply
recommended