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The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.
New York stock, Money and Grain
Market Review.
(From Price, Mccormick s. Co., sie
Middle ST.

(From Price, Mccormick 81 Co., ZIG
Middle ST.
New York, Monday, September IS,
lseo.-StocHs. The effect of the bank
statement was not fully felt on Saturday.
1t was only published y5 MINUTES before
the close and the decline that followed
resulted more from selling by shorts than
from liquidation by commission houses
Probably outside spectators did not fully
recognize the significance OF the figures
until they had had time for rejecting en-
Sunday. This result Of their relisction 9
were apparently rather unpleasant, as at
the opening this morning 1t became evil
dent that commission houses had larger
volume Of orders than for some time and
that the majority of the orders were on
the selling side. A further depres sing
factor In the situation was the warl.k,
news in the Transvaal, which caused a
decidedly weak market In London, the
weakness abroad being reflected hers by
the sale Of some So coo shares by arbitrage
houses. Local traction stocks were con-
spicuously heavy, b. r. L. breaking
rathsr violently, Metropolitan and Man.
haitian both yielding with comparative
ease. There is absolutely no news in
regard to these stocks. but the old fear
OF the effect of the Ford bill have teen
revived and in market such as we hive
had today. almost any rumor will do to
depress a stock. Owing to the weakness
In b. X. L., the professional element
made very good its attack on Peoples
Gas, Rock Island. both OF which yielded
with comparative ease. A little after the
opening a brief rally took place. but 1t
was the result Of covering; and the pres
sure of stock continuing, still lower
level Of prices was quickly established.
The second decline as further helped by
the rates of money. 1t appears that every
body had made up their minds to get
their mont' arly, while on the other
hand many financial Institutions do not
definitely decide upon the amount they
will lend until after one O'Clock. The
consequence was that the highest rates
were made prior to that time, some
loans being made at o per cent. In the
afternoon. however, the demand by com
mission houses having slackened rates
fell away and some loans were made as
low as five per cent.
Moderate support developed during
the last half of the session and this,
together with the lower tendency of
money resulted In general rally all
around. The closing was fairly steady at
moderate rallies from the lowest OF the
day, hut at marked declines from the
closing OF Saturday.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19

Portland WholesnIe Market.

Portland marEet-cut loaf &c; confectloners
&c; powdered at 6lac: granulated at &c; coffee
crushed &C; yellow 41ac.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
European Marketr

LONDON. Sept Is, 1S99-ConsoIs closed at
104 6-16 for money and loi TIC Tor account
LIVERPOOL, Sept Is. 1s99.-The Cotton
market quiet; American middling at 3 I7-22d;
sales estimated 10000 bales OF which 00O0
sales were for speculation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
Portland & Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. B.

ss"shoh FOOt Oh fFeDte Ste
onand after Monday. June 2e 1899 Passenger
trains will Leave Portiandi
F9f worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction, Nashua.
wmanam and Epping at $50 g. m. and i230
For Manchester, Concord and points North al
7-so Q. m and t2-3o D. m
For Rochester. Springyaie, Alfred, Water.
Doro ana Saco Rivss $3.50 q m. f2.so and
$50 p m.
For 4orham at7so nnd asa IN. Ia.sa ass
For Wsstbrook, Cumberland Mills WestDrook
Junction and Wecdfords ct TSa AS 4. Ia.
t2-sQ. Aoo. b.so and e-2o y. N.
Tine 100 a. IN. anu IL 30 Pm. trains
from Portland. 49,. connect at Aver
for the West and at Union Station, Worcester
for Providence and New York, via "Providenca
Line" for Norwich and New York. via ANor-
witch Line with Boston and Albany X r for
the West and with tho New York all raj via
sSpringneld.s
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
ri l.25 .. m from Rochester at $50 a m, LIS
and as p m from 1orham at 40. aoo and
1850 q m. t.2s Ala AIS p. m
Il. W. D4vIs. sups.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
Spoken.

Sept IT, 1 miles east of Fenwlck's Island
lightship. ship Susqnehannah. Sewal from
Iloilo for Delaware Breakwater.
Sept II, lat 80 AZ N, Ion SO 30 W. ship Isaac
Reed, Watts, New York tor Hong Kong.
Sept IA, lat SO, lon IA, ship ID Carleton, ON
Kahu nj for Philadelphia.
Sept 10, brig Sullivan. from Norfolk for Dem
erara.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
Small Point Route.
STE Err PERCY W.

will leave Portland Pier at p. m. for orr's
Island, Cards Cove, Ashdale, Small Point
Barbor and Cundy Harbor.
RETURN-Leaye Cundy Harbor at o a. m.
via above landings.
once, 1853 Commercial st.
Telephone 4O-3 j. II. MCDONALD Man
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19

London Sept 49, The ship George stetson OF
Bath. Me. Capt Patten. from Portland, o. June
I, for Tnku. CHINA, has been burned at Loo
Choo. No llues were lost
TIE George Stetson was built at Bath In 1880.
registered i8s6 tons and was owned BY Arthur
Sewall & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
SEBAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT co.
The New and Fast Steamers
HAWTHORNE and LOUISE.

On and after Sept. II, will connect daily
with las p. m. train over Maine Central
Railroad White Mountain Divlsion), touch
ing at Naples. Bridgton. North Bridgton and
for Waterford, ana at Naples with j. w. Cooks
coach lines for Edes Falls, Casco. 0tisfeld, etc.
Steamers leave Harrison every day except
Sunday l.30 p.im. North Bridgton at l2.45 D..
M; Bridgton at p. m. and Naples at 2 AS PM,
connecting at Sebago Lake Station with 5.25
p. M, Steamboat Express train Tor Portland
and Boston.
Excursion tickets to Naples. Bridgton, North
Bfldgton, Harrison and Waterford are for sale
IN Boston over the Boston & Maine Railroad.
Eastern and Western Divisions, on steamers OF
the Portland 5. s. Co. In Boston, Portland Union
station and al all principal X. X. ticket Offices
Be sure and call for Excursion Tickets and
get Baggage checked over "Sebago Lake
Route.
le2Tdu CL. GooDkIDGE. Mgr.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19

CHICAGO Sept. 1s. 1898, -Cattle-recelpts
5000; good TO dnoice cattle 0 70do 10; com
moner grades 1896 IS; stockers and feeders
= Duiis. cows and heifers Dogs 40; Texas
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
Observation-Disclosures.

WE have large assortment of Diamond
Rings. Pms. Bar Rings and Scarf Pins,
all good quality and perfect. This Ia a very
easy way TO buy Diamond as We make the
payments so by that you will not miss the
money. MokENNEY. The Jeweler.. .Monv-
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19

SID I'm Shields Sept &c. steamer Fernileld.
Portlandg 17lh, steamer 3trathord, do.
lar at Glasgow Sept 18th. steamer City OF
Rome. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19

h"HtUH FfOuuoo MHFkots
BosToN,s Sept IS. isse--Ths following are
so-day's quotations oil Provisions. ste.s
eLoUR-
Spring, ,arents s004 so
winter patenLs. 3 7bS4 So
Clear anu straight q 20 375
Corn-steamef yellow Al n 94Iszc.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
STEAMERS.
RATEs OF PAssAcE.

CABIN $1,000 TO $4,000. A reduction OF 10
per cent Is allowed on return tickets sxeont
on the lowest rates.
SECOND CABIN-To Liverpool, London or
Londonderry-$35.O GO single; $3.50 return.
SIEERAGE-Liyerpool, London, Glasgow,
neliast Londonderry or Queenstown. $3.50.
Prepaid certificates s2A
Children Under u years, half fare. Rates to
or from other points on application to
IT. r. MCGOWAN, 42O Congress ST.,
Portland, Me.
Foreign Steamship Agency, Room 4,
First National Bank Building, Port
land, Maine. ie23du
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One Of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. SOC to
$500 Warranted to wake the dead. = Mora
CLOCK than all the other dealers com0Iied.
McKENNKY. the Jeweler. Monument square
sep25dd
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
NEw YORK.. SEMI. his.

Money on call was firm at 5aio per cent;
asst loan4s4 a512pr ctiprme mercantile paper
o. Al @o1a er CT sterhn 4 Exchange weak,
with actual business in bankers bills s5la
a4s5ss for demand "A s2a4 s21s for six
ty days; posted rates at So "a 81. CONNER
cial bills 81 aa4 So.
Silver certificates 59a5YaG
Bar Silver 6s3a
Mexican dollars 471a.
Government bonds irregular.
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
MARRY NE, NELLIE.

And win buy you such . pretty Ring ar
Mckenney's. thousand solid sold Kings
Diamonds. OpalPeafls. Rubies, Emeralds as7d
~ other precious stones. Engagement And
wedding Rings q speciality. Largest stock in
CITY. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler, Monums mi
Square. mar22dtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA.

TRI.wEEKLY sAILlNGs.
From Boston Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
From Philadelphia MONDAY, Wednesday
and Friday.
From Central Wharf, Boston, So. m. From
Pine street Wharf. Philadelphia. at 8 o. m. In
surance effected at Office.
Freights for the West by the Penn. r r. and
South forwarded by connecting lines
Passage sio.0a Round Trip sis0a
Meals and room included
Agent Central Wharf. Boston.
*. Is. SAMPSON. Treasurer and General
Manager. % STATE St. Fisks Building. Boston.
mAsA oct22dH
The Portland daily press., 1899-09-19
Foreign Ports.

Cid at st John. NIB Sept IS, schs Lizzie d
Sinai New York; Sallie Ludlam, City Island
tor orders.
Cid 18Th, sch Nellie j Crockcr, Henderson,
New York.
Cid At Hllsboro NIB. Sept IA. sch Joseph
Hay, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-24
WORKING FOR SWaZeY.
Republicans Of Oxford Towns Meet ard Or.
ganize for the Campaign.

Norway. Me. April 33.-Thc Republic
can town committees of oxford. He
bron, Greenwood and Norway and party
leaders from other towns met in the
municipal court rooms, Saturday after
noon. To consult and consider plans for
the preliminary work in favor Of Hon.
John +. SWasey of Canton. as candi-
date to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Nelson Dingley.
The attendance was 50 unexpectedly
large that the meeting had to adjourn
TO larger hall. The sentiment of the
committees was to call town caucuses
as soon as possible and let the district
hear the voices of oxford county
towns.
The meeting was called to order by
George II. Hasen Of oxford, one of the
Republican county committee. capt.
w. w. Whitmarsh Of Norway. was
chosen to preside over the meeting.
Hon. :. s. Stearns, chairman OF the
Norway town committee: Dr. J. c.
Durham of the Hebron committee.
George H. Hasen OF the oxford com
mlttee: Hon. j. A. Roberts. Judge II
g. 1)aNlS, Judge =. r W nlllllan ara
capt. WI W. Whumarsh of Norway; J.
d. Fuller ana +. r. Faunce Of oxford
:. {. George and W. 5. Bearce of He
bron: and other prominent Republic
cans spoke briefly. advising early eau
cuses ana the election of delegates who
viii be for Swasey on every ballot,
with 10 second choice. The meeting
then passed this resolution:
THAT it is the unanimous sentiment
of this meeting that Hon. John p. Swa-
scy is entitled to and should receive
the undivided support of the Republi-
cans Of oxford county for candidate
for representative to Congress. and we
urge upon the county and town com
mittecs to labor earnestly to that end
and urge upon them the Importance of
calling the caucuseS in their towns at
as early date as possible"
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SECOND DISTRICT CANVASS.
Knox Solid for LittlefieId Delegates from
Androscoggin and Franklin.

RockIand. Me. April 23.-The Wash
ington Republican caucus, Saturday,
resulted in the election of Thomas s.
Eowden. ]. l.. Burns and E. w. Far
rar as delegates to the district conven-
ton in Lewiston, May II. They were
chosen unanimously and instructed for
Littlefeld.
Hope elected A. NJ. Crabtree and r.
J. Gushee as delegates, also instruct
ing them for Littlefield..
In Waldoboro, Lincoln county. the
Republicans held the largest caucus
in the history of the town. George
Bliss. member Of the State commit
tee from Lincoln county. resides there.
and was one Of the few leading Repub-
Leans who opposed Littlefeld. Previ-
Gus 10 The Wfthdr3 wal Of Shepherd it
was thought that there would be a hot
contest. Everything was in perfect
harmony, however, and the Littlefeld
delegates. G. +. Hovey, Q. d. Castnel,
William Grant ana William II. Miller,
received every vote cast. They were
instructed to vote for Hon. Charles
Z. Littlefeld first, last and all the
time.
At Wiscasset three Littlefeld dele
gates, f. \. CreAmer' r. ;. Perkins
ana n. \. Peaslee. We're also unanl-
mously chosen. Four or the principal
towns of Lincoln county nave now held
their caucuses and all have instructed
for Littletield.
Iiockport held It's caucus. Saturday
hiSht, ana lnslfti'teu 10Y LlllleIieid'
l-'H' HerpeFJ HI 9HeI'iieIu' "lo recent
NJ WlthdfeW rom lhe contest II
member OF Inc deieEau"h' together
WIN =. \. MoFLlIl. J1hn ;. oslef' e
fed hhlGhi aha Nj. :. l,nPnlls.
~ n. George W II halhe"s ana
W. l.. Sheefer were elected ueItg3les
ana instructed loF LIlIielleld III mar
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Ex-Gov. Smyth OF New Hampshire. Dead.

Manchcster, \. II. April 13.-Thc c1blc-
gram from Hamilton, Bermuda Satur-
day. announcing the death of cX-Gov
Frederick Smyth of this city. came as a
great surprise TO the cit zens of Man
chester, as his health had recently bean
reported as improving.
MIR. Smyth suffered paralytic shock III
May, 1895, and the thrcea following WIN
tors he passed in Bermuda. This year he
went from here. Jan. !. accompanied BY
Mrs. Smyth and attending nurses ana
physicians. DR.. Arthur Wheat Of this
city. states that a second shock mus;
have been the cause Of death.
His death will be sad blow, not only
to his friends and relatives, but To the
community at large, for no man was
more widely and favorably known in the
state of New Hampshirc.
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HOARDED GOLD
Found in Residence of Late
South Gardiner Lady.
Mrs. Adeline Moore, Supposed to
Be Poor, Was Rich.
Large Amount Of Gold. Currency. Checks, and
Securities Found.

'obtln 'EdIulDeI, Me, April Z5.-tSD &C
iaD.-It would seem as though all the
strange findings of money On this
world are not over. It has ever been
rumored that the little island opposite
the Lawrence Bros. saw mills was the
hiding place for Captain Kids gold
and many man in search Of wealth
has Gus the Soil of The island without
success, but the latest find in this see
ton is gold and greenbacks. as We'll as
trinkets that are said to have been left
5y q widow who died, several days AGO.
Mrs. Adeline Moore. the widow of a
sea captain VINO died many years ago.
has lived in an unnretentious hous. On
the street leading To the suIphite mill
II was supposed that her father left
her one half Of his estate. though she
always gave one THE impression sh-
was Neiy poor ana lived a life that
many person would consider next 10
misery. ON that account il was not
known nut that she had lost her money.
However the few who really knew her
lid not doubt but that she had good
sized fortune, but nothing as compared
to what has developed since her death
several days ago.
In the DISPOSITION Of her goods she
gave the children ri her only brother.
Henry Sawyer $4,000 each. ana it is IN
derstood the remainder was to so to
her brother The rest of the story is
told by the people Of the neiGhhnrhood.
ana is that concerning the strange dis
coveries of money about hoy house
that have been made by Mr.. Sawyer.
These discoveries, the real amount Of
which viii probably never be known,
unless Mr. Sawyer chooses to tell, as
it is really no ones business, consider
ing the fact that he is the only heir.
are said to have amounted to nearly
$50000 in all, though of course neigh
borIy gossip may have placed the real
sum a little nigh.
1t is said to include not only ordinary
money of the times but gold and
greenbacks OF years ago. Strange coins
of gold, ana paper money that has
been out of circulation for u long time.
And furthermore it was all concealed
in various places about the house. Then
there are said to have been many valu-
able trinkets found that are really of
quite a little value.
1t IN Il very good thing That with AN
this money concealed about tn. house,
Mrs. Moor" carried out tho part she
was playing Of being a woman Of very
limited means, ana who had her money
where it was wen cared for Had it
become or even hinted that such an
amount was in the house. her life
would not have Been worth more than
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pr,bublv thc most ambitious fish and

Probably the most ambitious fish ana
came club scheme yet attempted On TINS
Continent is that of the proposed LAX"
- John NimitctD Privilege club OF "a
NADIA with Il proposed MEMBERSHIP run
ninr into the thousands and the rights 70
thn fishing ana hunting contained ~ ~
noo suuarc miles of territory. \ rev very
nrominent Canadians and EnSl iShmGn
,re interested in the movement, but the
,rrc,t bulk Of the members VIII be Amer
S,ns There are Il number OF details re
I,,,.,,.tiner the new organization not Net de-
ii1.d mon but il understood th;it inc
,drni..sinn fee Will be $500. and 1t is eNl-
J"nt that even ut this rate me melhbcr-
,.hin vii have to run into the thousands
ssrIP M contemplated outlay upon the
Clubs preserves viii run from H,""iOg'
,n z, 20 600. The promoters OF the club
] .,Iready secured control OF nearly
II tn IL" trnIIt ana ouananiche waters Of
~ ~ q Iohn ana its tributary lakes ana
r i've All the rivers flowing IN from 51o the
L ,,t md west. some of which are 2Vo to
Xxi HI ~ 3 I'll long and all the waters con-
T 1g CIV With them, are included; II add
non ~ 'ooramosed to stock these parks with
IL - - trnecies of foreign game and birds
the oe9t sPittins enioying similar climat G
ll rpln ions.' ID those Of Canada.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

10 the Taxpayers of the City of Augusta:
You are hereby notified to bring in true
ana complete lists Of your polls and es-
idtes, real and personal, not by law ex-
enpt from taxation, of which you were
possessed on the first day of April, 1899
ana as executor, administrator. guardian
or trustee; also number of dogs. For tie
purpose Of receiving said lists and admin
STEERING the oath authorized thereto, the
Undersigned, assessors of said city, will
De IN session at their office in City hail,
sach Saturday before or on the 9Th day Of
May next, from 9 to II o'clock A. NJ, and
from to o'clock p. NJ, ana also on all
date.
Failing to bring in such lists, you will
thereby be barred Of any right to make
application to the county commissioners
Tor an abatement of any taxes which may
ne assessed against ycS.
blanks for returns may be had of US
OF the city treasurer
CLARENCE B. BURLEIGH,
+. L. HARRINGTON.
CHARLES w. JONES,
April l. 1899.
d&wky,td
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The stable of Charles f. Libby. an
expressman. corner of Congress and
Ellsworth streets, Portland. was burn
ed Saturday The horses We're rescued.
Loss. $500: insured. The roofs Of sew
eral houses in the immediate vicinity
caught fire from sparks. but were not
seriously damaged.
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Washington Forecast.

Washington, April 23.-New Eng
Tuesday; variable winds
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FAIR WEATHER..

Boston. April 23.-Forecast for Bos-
ton, Monday; Fair: variable winds.
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Hose has been on the farm OF the
Jones brothers. between Macon and
Columbus. since the day after he COM
mitted the horrible crime. His mother
is employed on the farm and to her lit
tie cabin he fled for refuge. She fed
him and cared for him. but it is not
belvcd that she knew he was being
hunted for by the authorities.
the Jones brothers were not aware
Of the crime until a few days ago and
We're not sure that Hose was the much
wanted man. Saturday morning, one
OF the Jones boys met Hose and as he
was talking To him noticed that his
ginger face was ebony black. Just
below the collar Of his shirt the copper
color was discernible.
Believing that the negro had black
ened his face to escape detection Jones
became convinced that he was the ne
gro for whom the authorities had been
securing the country for 10 days and
determined to arrest him.
Sunday morning. Jones took the ne
gro to Macon and put him aboard a
Central Georgia train with the inten-
ton of taking him to Atlanta. Az
vi mn SulIltDlIc IttOS llIHCu IlbSt anu
sent word TO Newman, the next station,
that the negro was on the train bound
for Atlanta. when Newman was
reached a great crowd surrounded the
train and pushed into the cars.
The Jones brothers We're told that
the negro could be delivered to the
sheriff of Campbell county there and
it was not necessary to take him to
Atlanta. This was acceeded to and the
negro was taken off the train and
marched at the head of yelling.
shouting crowd Of 500 people to the
Jail.
Here they turned him over to Sheriff
Brown taking a receipt for the prison
er. thus making themselves sure Of the
$3.50 reward for the arrest and the de-
livery to the sheriff of Campbell coun-
ty of one Sam Hose"
Word was sent to Mrs. Crawford at
Palmetto that it was believed Hose
was under arrest and that her presence
was necessary in Newman 10 make sure
If his identification. In some way the
news of the arrest leaked out and as
the town had been on the alert for
nearly two weeks the intelligence rapid
~ spread. From every house in the
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The North Atlantic squadron has sd lei
NJ ~ pierre. bound northward. and
I Iii, iho si -hip Solacc ha~ lcft Manila
for san Francisco.
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Noted Tailor,

One OF the largest and hest known tail
ors in America is MARKS ARNIElM
of New York. He has an agent in
your midst who carries a complete
line Of his goods giving you an opportu-
nifty Of getting the style. finish ana work
manship direct from New YORK ut same
prices. guaranteeing everything to be
strictly up to date in the worlu of FASH
ion at moderate cost.
The Huntington Clothing Co.,
Dol Water ST.,
are local and special agents for
MARKS ARNHEINI.
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Rough Riders
Steurns Bicycles
OF w HIGH
Quality is the Keynote.

Of nd the
of
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BULK SEEDS.

ALL KINDS OF SEEDS IN PACK
AGES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-05
WEATHER AND CROPS,
Rain Badly Needed i'm Some Sections
While Others are Flooded.

wAsfIrNGTON. July 4.-The following
O.. .,... .......,,.,,.. .,e Cha. cro, conditions:
-t .t,,.t,
Ihe drought ln INC '''
States and Tennessee is greater man al
the close ST tne previous wees anu l"l'l
is now needed in the Ohio Na.y ana poI-
tous of the Lake region. PhenomenaHy
heavy rains have fallen ln central ANA
eastern Texas, where amounts ranging
from 20 and % inches are reported, cause
ing the mmlalion of % large area Of grow
in. crops. m the central valleys on the
Afanff. oa4et north of Virginia. the Gene
-,., ,,,,re e..+..s and Generally throughout
,t., t,..,i... ,f.,,rt4lo an4-ploffc coast Zee
''...... .t'- ,,....,r,,. conditions OFF tine week
l.,.. l..., f,,.or,hfe AS n previous
l..-. has ,,...la ,.orr f4borabl. proc
We. ~. .,'.. ..r.,oi,.sl corn states although
- .,..I r.i1 in southern Nil
-,5..t rl. lorr b,yeyar a. backward I'm
,-.-.t. 1.'.i..t, ,,,fs.,nsin and portions of
,-.... ,..,r has entered serious
i, a.. ......-q..,,.s ir .b. central and
''''.'s 80 .t,. et,t. t,,t has .rb-
caster u po' -..'' '' '''
e.NIa' 'li' ,.4.-...,.... hoe
me haIFe+'i"5 "l i"''
continued uhaef i1Fo.1o.g ...''.-.. ,t.
dlhon7 in 'le inoig ''o. ,,'.i' g., ,t.
'''.s .''..i ,.flii. ,.f.rtf. sfsfas