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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Yale's foot ball schedule includes
game with Bates, Oct. :.
The Natick. r. H. weavers met. Tues
day night. and voted TO continue TN"
strike
shortly after 4 N. Tuesday, Thomas
held M by three hEhwaYmcn on Prone
made street. Providence, Il. l., VINO
robbed him of a watch and chain valued
ut $l25 SO in cash and a diamond ring
a claim Of $27325 was. Tuesday, filed
against the state of New York at Al
bany, y. ~. by the Waldorf Forest 90.
Of Saco. Me. for land damages by the
erection OF Il state dam on Beaver
river.
At a meeting of the Legislative joint
committee on cities at Boston, Tuesday
night. to consider various bills restrict
ing the height of buildings in Boston
ii was voted to report bill limiting
the height Of all buildings in the state
to 100 feet.
special dispatch to the New York
Press from New Orleans says: "hdvices
received here from 3luelields by the
steamship Jarl state that pandemonjum
rcigned in that city on the night of april
rs. Drunken native soldiers paraded the
streets firing AL inoffenSiVc citizens and
MO houses. Several persons We're
wounded"
The summary report Of the Canadian
geological survey for 1898 just issued
| and estimates an increase Of about 81
| 000. 600 in the value Of the mineral pro-
| duction of Canada as compared with
| 1897. largely due to the development Of
| gold mining particularly in the Yukon.
TWO unknown men set upon ]. Haro-
! witch. a collector. residing in Boston, at
/ F. NJ, Tuesday. at Lynn. Mass. and
| before he could protect himself. threw
| snuff into his eyes. after which they
! relieved him Of 5000 his watch and
| every trinket of value upon his person.
y story has reached Victoria +. g.. by
| the steamer Tees 70 the effect that a
! party of six returning KlondikerS, one -
whom is said to have been bring ng nut
considerable treasure, have been drowned
near Fifty Mile, where the trail is now
! impossible. The story was given out at
Skaguay by late arrival. but II is UNI
| confirmed.
| At the adjournment of court at Can
| ton. Ohio, Tuesday. the arguments in
| the trial of Mrs. George were little
more than half completed. Mr.. Welty
and Mr.. Pomerene. who closed for the
defence and state respectively, will oc-
/ cupy Wednesdays session. The judge
has unotiicially said that his charge
viii not be lengthy and it may be deliv-
cred Wednesday evening.
As the American member of the inter
! national peace ana arbitration commits
SION, Mrs. May Wright Sewell Of Indian
ap"Is, Is sending out plan for holding
simultaneous peace meetings held Icy wo-
men. throughout the world, on May Il. AZ
Il demonstration in favor of the aims FOR
"ihch the peace conference that Will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26
Howard. Crosby & Co.'S Letter.

Boston April p.
Yester-
Chicago. Opg. High Low Close day
May wheat. 3 l5is 1as 71&i 73-iS
July :" 1879, 137s T2ts ,oi,b 73zs--l
Wheat opened with July practically I'M
changed and May wheat higher. Foreign
houses bought a little. but the general
demand was not urgent. Weakness con-
nued The leading feature. Influenced by
disappointing foreign news, small clear
ances. ana the bright average Of West
ern crop intelligences Long wheat came
out freely and Liverpool closed I'M
changed from last night. Bradstreet's
statement of the worlds stocks shows Il
decrease Of 3,i120O0 bushels. Trade was
limited. the crowd being bearish. influ-
cnced by fine weather. The May-July
difference narrowed. Primes weekly
summary says: Looking at the winter
wheat situation from the best Informal
tlon we can get the crop news keeps 50
backward and makes such slow growth
thtt 1t seems to have very little life in
IT, Continental markets We're weak. The
general stock market opened dull and
rather heavy, with the professionals
pear sh ana offering prices down at every
opportunity Sugar continued subject to
= puzzllng manipulation. making a good
JuNance and then losing half of it. Lon
oom dealt in about 10000 shares princi-
phlly H. & n. and Southern Railway The
pt9phccy that when money eased up the
ouIl procession would start again has not
NH come true, although money is in far
p,tler supply. The selling pressure later
ed rallies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

public. Tuesday. COL darlington
claims to have solicited opinions Of 376
officers and 49, enlisted mon concern
ing the canned roast beef which hc
classities as follows: Twenty-three ofli-
GERS and one man pronounced il good
or excellent" p officers ana , men
fair or good with exceptions" &c Off
GERS and II men. mostly bad or unfit
800 officers ana 1i9 men. entirely bad
or unfit" col. darlington groups the
opinions. Of officers and men on TIL"
refrigerated beef as follows: Good or
excellent" 16 officers and $ men; fair
or good If trimmed, 1a3 officers ana
- men; mostly bad" 40 officers and
e men: bad or unfit" officers and u
men. From this summary he con
cludes that about - per cent. Of the
opinion was favorable to the refrigera
ted meat and - per cent unfavorabic.
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DREYfUS' UNJUST TRIAL.
Member OF the C)urtmartiai Tells Of the Des-
perate Means 10 Convict Him.

Paris. April 25.-ACcordng To the
Temps, a member Of the Dreyfus court
martial, named Freystaetter, in tcsti-
flying before the court Of cessation.
yesterday. declared that il was the wi
dcncc given by Lieut.. Col. Henry lWho
afterwards confessed that he had forg-
ed a letter which was largely instru-
mental in preventing Il revision Of the
Dreyfus case. and then cut his throat
in PRISON. which decided the courtmar-
tial to convict Dreyfus and that the
only document produced in the pres
ence of the prisoner was the Bordcrau.
The Temps adds that another Wit
ness named Lupne, who was also cX-
amined by the court Of cessation.
dwelt on the Importance of Lieut.. Col.
Henry's evidence ana testified that The
inquiries which the police We're in
structed to make AT the resulted in ut
terly refuting the stories to the effect
that Dreyfus had squandcred money
| on cards ana women.
The Figaro in its publication of NE
| testimony offered before The court of
cessation in the Dreyfus revision pro-
| ceedingS, continues the evidence given
| by Capt. GuignOt. who gave the court
| his reasons for believing thar Dreyfus
was guilty.
First, his DreyfusD confession: sec
ond, the technical contents of the Bor-
| derau; third. the secret dossier. Cap
| tain Guignot admitted however, that
| there was nothing in the secret dos
| sier that referred to Drcyfus or showed
| his guilt except the Panizzardi dis
| patch.
The French court of cessation has de-
| cided by a large majority not To confront
| Col. Picquart with Gen. Roget. It has
| also been decided to make ! further eX-
| animation Of Col Du Patty De tIam ana
| to invest gate the PaniZZardi telegram.
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IRELAND'S TRIUMPH.
Mayor Harrison Congraiulates Dublin's Mayor
on Local Government installation.

Chicago. April 25-Mayor Harrison
received the following cablegram. to-
day. relating to the establishment Of
local government in Ireland in accord
ance with recent act of Parliament:
Local government happily estab-
lished. Ireland waits your message on
her march to home rule.
EDITOR IRISH INDEPEN DENT.
Dublin, Ire.
The reply If the mayor was as f"l-
lows:
Rejoice in Irclands triumph. Ful.
freedom must follow.
CARTER HARRISON. Mayor.
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Chicago Produce Market.

The leading futures closed Ak follnwS.
WHEAT-May. ia; July, 72h. Sepfeo.
&C., coRS-Ma!y srs@aiH; july, sis.asfs.
OATS May 261z02G5z Jutv 2tle,,,-,
September 22K. '7"Sf1s'
,o p3nkr = s9.o2A; July, 500: Sep.
Der, SIS "NP1em-
u, RlBs May, A7zl4; July Hs5. septem..
Cash quotations closed AZ follows.
FLOt R-Easy.
WHaEAT-No. 2 spring. 71m72K; M !
40, GNtn; No. 2 red, 75lzM17. .
+ CORN-No. 2, 3Ilz; 10. 2 yellow. si0a;
OATS-NO. 2. z7Am27si: No. 2 whitn Z,
"3OE: No. white 2gIzM3G ("
RYt-Nn. 2. ISL
BARLEY-Eo. 2 3GGi4G
m1.22 - we ALI
TIMOTHY SEED 81. 2lN1.22.
I.AKD-G17i1.
,PoRk-Mess. @9.Doa9o5: ribs. sL45ats,.
GtJ.UJ. 800 80
STGAR-tnchanged
CI.ONf,T,--sii u
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A Dead Man Br0uqht 10 Life.

In Paris recently man was revived
whose heart had actually stopped beat
ing. \ daring surgeon cut through the
dead man ribs, graspcd his heart, set
the blood in circula lion. ana the man
breathed. opened his eyes ana lived 1t
IS probable, however, tnat the rally Will
be of short duration. although this ue-
tracts not at all from the miraculous
nature of the deed. If he had kept his
bowels regular disease cou,d not have
attacked him Hostcttcr's Stomach Bit
tiers is natures strongest ally. When her
laws have been repeatedly disregarded.
when tired stomach has been abused
until indigestion. const. patton and bill
iousness are the result then the Filters
proves its efficacy. Ii cannot be epualed.
Your doctor would be the first TO recon-
mend il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

The executive committee Of trunk
line passenger agents held meeting al
New York. Tuesday. at which il wa;
decided to charge one fare plus 50 TO
the National Teachers Educational
meeting at Los Angeles. from July II
to IA. This will also allow of stopoye,
privileges. A one-fare rate was also
allowed To the peace jubilee at Wash
ington from May % to May 25. The
remainder of the meeting was taken III
with the usual routine work and n pan.
erhl discussion of reducing rates !,
several conventions.
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The Flood at Omaha. Neb.

Omaha. Ncb.. April 2a.-Thc rise Of the
Missouri river at this point has resulted
in driving GEO persons from their homes
ana the submcrgencc Of over II square
miles Of bottom lands. The water CON
tinues to rise slowly. All the mdnufact-
urng pants on the bottoms are flooded
ami the Union Pac iic ami Terminal co
tracks cannot be used. Every building
on the bottoms is flooded the water be-
ing half way mp to the caves of many
houses. The river probably Will begin Ia
fall tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26
G A. r. Memorial Day Orders.

Cincinnati, Ohio, April 25.-The first
two orders of the acting commander
in-chief of the G. A. r., W. G. Johnson,
the senior vice commander-inch
have been issued. The first one recites
his temporary assignment to the duties
of Communicated and the other
is the annual order concerning Memoir
ial day. May 50. The order directs that
President Lincoln's Gettysburg address
be everywhere read in connection with
the exercises of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

Michael Snca was crushed to death and
William Quigley was injured by the cav
ing of a sewer trench in CharleStown,
Mass. Tuesday. The men were lahorerS,
employed by Contractor James DR. scoll in
excavatng the trench, which was II feet
deep ana had not been shored. Quiglcy
was climbing out of the ditch when the
caVc-in occurred. Shea was completely
buried in the debris while Quigley was
buried up To his armpits. \ large force
Of men speedily set to work to rescue the
H~ e ou ns vas sen ff f hs b me win
carriage, suffering only slight injuries
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The Cloth Market.

New York. April zj,-The Evening Post
says. today: Local brokers ana cotton
goods dealers were Inclined, today ~
look upon the situation in print cloths m
Fan River AS Il somewhat critical 0na
The tcndcity of the committee W Mil
men. who. under the REGULATE of the
pool. are conducting the sales Of print
cloths. IN refusing recently an offer LUZ
$500 pieces Of regular cloths at a little
below the prevailing quotation NJ IA,
cents y yard is raripusly regarded tn tha
cotton goods trade.
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Boston Stock Market.

Boston. April 25.-Thc Coppcrs took The
attention ri the stock market for the
first half hour at the opening Of the OK
acton. however. and many Of the shares
We're soon in their normal condition The
rush was made for the so-Callcd Stand
ara Oil shares. Butte went up to lu3.
Utah 5na4. Calumet NJ OSccola gWi, and
psl, Huyul ~
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.



Boston played ragged game IN me
field. which coupled with the smuggling OF
the phillips accounts for the Chauipioi'N
defeat. With one out and three men ca
bases in the ninth. the visitors IN tmi
chance 10 at least lie the Sooi' 80
Attendance, 1856.
noston. IL 3 : e-S-Is|5
Phlia 'phia. 3 N-"-i"-'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Yeager; p"h"-
hue ana Douglass.
AT ST. LOUIS.
I, took II fun innings to decide the
raine between Chicago ana ST. LOUIS IN
~ the tirst and Chicago in the fifth, and
,lntli the eleventh not another run WIS
made. Attendance. 21n
12a4 5G7S 30 i BILE
e. r. q % % q . 81 81
Chi'pn. 4 0 o . l . o - s.
Ratterles-powen and Crger; Griffith
and Donahue.
At NEW YORK.
The Rrooklyns shut out the Baltimores
Keen rivalry was manifested bel w"th
the Two teams. Dunn throughout had the
BaltimOres at his mercy cluster o.
five hits off kitson won the gam" Tor
Brooklyn. Attendance, 1900.
baltimore q o o q q 90 =
Brnoklyn. o 0 5 o o x-G-lo-p
Batteries-Kitson ana Robinson; Dunn
and Smith.
AT WASHINGTON.
The Senators won ragged game nn.
teams fielding poorly, but luck being WIN
the home team. Dineen pitched four II
nings Baker then went ana ana SIlSh'lS
better work Coakley had poor control
Attendance, 400.
Wash gton. . ! ! 3 2-9-l 81" 9
New York. Q Q ! o-S-lo--
Ratteres-Bakcr ana Mcclure; Coax
ley ana Grady. Cmp res, Hunt ana CON
molly.
At LOUISVILLE.
IN the fourth Hans Wagner knocked
thr ran over The left field fence. ueinG
the score ana in the ninth. he drove IN"
hall over the same fence and scored me
winning run for the Colonies. Attend
ancc. 1000
Louisville q q q o q l. -
Iitfsburg q . O 60 0-l-lo-3
misunderstanding and Powers; Tame
hill and Bowcrman.
At Cincinnati-Thc Cincinnat-Clevcland
ramr was postponed, on account 81 W'I
srrpnul%
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

III jhr homo Of Ait. ana Mrs. Francis
| J.. Whitehousc in Topsham, Tuesday
noon. occurred the marriage Of their
| daughter. Miss Ada Frances Whitehuuse.
! ana Mr. Harry Hamilton Wood of Bls-
| ton Owing Ia the recent death of the
grn0m's mother. the wedding was very
| quiet home affair.
Members Of The Loyal Legion have re-
! ceivrd not. iication Of the annual meeting
Nc the Maine Commandcry wnlch Will be
! held in Portland on the evening of May
.. The principal paper q ne evening
| will be read by Mai. W. II. Spencer ~
! Skowneran. on campaigning With the
list New York Volunteers.
James Heating was found ucad in brd
At the Calderwood House at Enckiand
| Monday morning. Coroner Judkins re
| ported that the death was due tn natural
| causes The deceased was about -. ana
a stone cutter. Where he belonged and
where his relatives are Is not known at
| Rockland.
William Dean Ilowells, the novelist.
was in kittery. Saturday. He will spend
| the coming summer in that vicinity. ar
irving with his family about May J. With
| number Of warShipS stationed mt the
| kittery yard ana visits from the Presi-
! dent and the Atlantic squadron on the
| tapis. KIttery should not suner for want
| Of attractions next season., even though
! our magnetic Spanish cousins Of IS are
| departed.
! On Tuesday. in the Waldo supreme
| judicial court at Belfast. was opened the
| case of Walter l.. Mathews of Brooks
| against the Maine Central Railroad. for
| personal injuries VIII ch ne received dur-
| ing the month of December, 1877. at the
depot a, Brooks. At The Time he was
| employed about the depot ana fell
| through. what he alleges to have been Il
| defective platform about the freight
/ house. injuries which. he claims. caused
| him to practically lose the use Of his left
| leg. The sum sued for $1,000.
| The executive committee Of the Maine
State Grange, which has been in session
| in Auburn, adjourned, at noon Tuesday.
| without deciding where to hold the next
State Grange. An invitation was received
| from Bangor. As we understand it. the
| Grange has friends at court who would
| like to see IL meet in Lewis; on. and who
| are awaiting the invitation. Why not de-
| eide to bu Id a hall and invite the state
| Grange to meet here with Lewiston and
| Auburn? Tho board Of trade is welcome
| to the INSTRUMENTATION Journal.
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\ MOTHERHOOD is womans natural destiny.
MI Many women denied the happiness of children
AVA through arrangement of the generatve organs
Actual barrenness is rare .
Among many riumphs of Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26
National League Standing.
Other Games.

Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Is: Toronto. Il.
Al WorcrSter-Worces y; Lowell. p"
Al Boston-Dartmouth &; Boston '"i
lpup
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on the Produce Exchange.
BtTTEIt-QnIet; creamerics, I2GlG; dali
rics. IlTill.
EGGS-Stcady; fresh. lyh.
CIIEESE-Wcak; creamcrics. llILG1q.
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Another Carlist Manifesto.

Madrid, April 25.-Don Carlos. the pre-
tender is said to have sent a fresh mani
festo to his adhcrcnts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

Compound IS the overcoming ol C"'oS
of supposed barrenness. This great
medicine is so well calculated to regu-
late every function of the generative or
gans that its efficiency is vouched TOT
bv multitudes of women.
Mrs. ED. WoLFoRD, of Lone Tree,
Iowa, writes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

TO Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland $ Celery Compound Tea.
z5c. Trial size free. II 1t fails to cure,
your money will be refunded. John
Coughiin. West End Kcnnebec Bridge
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MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market

New York, April y.
Money on call steady. 3I4ffi per cent. Y:
last loan, ~.
Prime mercantile paper, 31zmiH per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at sLN1l4 for de
mlnd ANA nt $iS5m4.AjH for ~ days: post
"a rates, SiS5I=Gi.SG ana siS1i.6fiSN; com
mcrcial bills. $ISl64.Sii2.
Silver certificates, ilFGliA.
Bar l.cr, Ghis.
Mexican dollars, i7%i.
Government bonds. irregular.
State bonds inactive.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. April o.
Cotton spot closed steady: middlng up
land. GiI; AZ. gulf, Gi-. Sales. ll3 bales
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

The residence stable and outbuild-
ings of J. G. Russell of Barnstead Pa
rade. \. H.. were destroyed by fire,
Tuesday. Nearly all the household
goods and a valuable driving horse
We're burned. The loss is $4,000. PARTIAL
" covered nv insurance
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At LOUISVILLE.

Ratteries-I;akcr ana Mcclure eah-
la1 and Grady, t'mp res, Hunt ana CON
molly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

At Cincinnati-Thc acknowledgement
came was postponed, on account 81 W"t
ssrpuuls
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AT WASHINGTON.

The Senators won ragged game. ho. n
teams fielding poorly, but luck being WI
No home team. Dineen pitched four in
nings Baker then went ana ana SIlShiS
better work. Coakley had poor control
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Base Ball Notes.

pitcher Frank Killcn was released.
Tuesday. ~ Manager Irwin of the Wash
inglOus.
~, r-,,,tro HINT called n strike
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-26

In the fourth. Hans Wagner knocked
thr han over the left field fence. ueinG
hnu over me same fence and scored the
winning run for the Colonies. Attend
The evening times., 1899-01-23
GERMANY'S BEER TRADE.
Exports Greatly Exceed Those of the
United States.

Germany exports about four times as
much beer as the United States, according
to the report of Consul Shaw, at Barran
quilla, to the State Department. His COM
munication also gives come interesting
data, regarding the consumption of beer
in that city. The report says:
During the year the beer imported into this
city from England, France, Germany and the
United States estimated at 5,69I pounds
There are no breweries in this consular dis
trict but beer is now made at Bogota, and it is
said to be of very fair quality
/ am told by dealers that English beer is most
popular in this market, although, as will appear
from the data given, Germany furnished the larg-
est amount last year. American beer formerly
ranked among the most popular brands. but l am
told il has lost favor with bottle dealers and
consumers because it will not keep in this eli
mate, as do the English and German beers | saw
today in the warehouse of an importer American
beer which | was told had been in the house
about four months. 1t unstable, because it
had become cloudy and dirty looking; there was
also considerable sediment in the bottle. 1t is
said that this difficulty is encountered with most,
if not ALL OF the American beers after a time,
while the English and German brands are COM
paratiyely free from it. | English beer
which the same dealer said had been in the
house for seven months. 1t quite clear, and
contained no sediment.
Beer is not kept in cold storage. The average
normal temperature is So degrees in the shade.
/ have it as low as p degrees during the
city with ice at cents per pound at the factory.
In large quantities the price is somewhat less.
Very many people buy ice in as small quantities
pound at q time.
The evening times., 1899-01-23
MEXICAN ORANGES.

State Department Gets Some Inter-
estIn.s Facts Concerning Them.
Notwithstanding the quantity of oranges
shipped from Cuidad Juarez every season,
Consul Kindrick, of that place, writes to
the State Department, at the request of a
New Englander, that there are no firms in
that city dealing in shocks for oranges.
He further says:
Nearly all orange-box shocks come from Flor
ida. 1t would be difficult to determine precisely
their exact cost. To say they cost 10 cents per
box would be as accurate a value as could be
given. The shipments Of oranges this season
from Mexico to the United States have been
greater than ever before. = Three hundred and
four carloads Of oranges have passed through this
port for distribution throughout the United
States. Ten years ago dozen cars were consid-
cred great many. 81 n
The season for shipping oranges begins in Au.
gust and September. but the fput in the begin
ming is poor in quality. This early crop is called
'Brevas," and only thirteen carloads were ship
ped to the United States markets this season.
The Mexican oranges shipped through this port
are from La Barca, in the State of Jalisco, which
borders on the Pacific Ocean in the southwestern
section of the republic They marketed in
the Central States of the Enion and as far South
as Atlanta. Ga. Five carloads were sent 10 Can
ada in bond.