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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

All the surface lines in WeStchester
county. New York, were tied up Thurs
day by strike of conductors and motor
men. The cause of the trouble was the
dismissal Wednesday of the superin-
ten;lcnt Of rolling stock. The mon went
on strike in sympathy with the dis
charged superintendent.
A special dispatch received at London
from Monastir, European Turkey. says
the committee OF the young Turks party
has sent memorandum to the repre-
sentative of the Sultan expressing the
party's wishes and demanding a reply ir
ii days. IF the Porte refuses the party's
demands the committee announces that
1t will sieZe the municipal administered ior
of Monastir and establish a government
Sarah Elizabeth stetson, wife of the
late millionaire John b. Stetson, was
married Thursday to Count Santa
Eulalia of Portugal. by Monsignor
Turner. chancellor of the archdiocese
of Philadelphia at Philadelphia. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
estate near the city and was a quiet
affair. The bridal pair left for New
York. an! on Saturday they will sail
for Europe.
The first International congress of
dancing masters called together by the
German National Association of Dane
ing Professors had it's first session I'm
Berlin. Germany, Thursday Delegates
OF IA countries. numbering about 500 In
all are in attendance. The United
states was well represented. An exhI-
bitten of national dances was given In
winch the United States was symbol
iZed by q fgure made up Of a mixture
OF inc tWo-step and the cake walk The
American professor present, however.
considered this somewhat undignitied.
"A dispatch from the commander of
the gunboat Marietta at Ceiba, Hon
duras, reports all quiet there The gov
ernment is in control Of aaffirs and no
further attacks by revolutionsts are
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24

eNpe cted. The revolutionary leaders,
according to this dispatch, have dis
banded owing to a conviction that the
whole movement is unsuccessful Am
baSSador Creel of Mexico talked with
Mr. Bacon. the acting secretary OF
state, Thursday about Central Ameri-
can affairs. The situation, he said. was
more reassurin5 and that Honduras
had control of the revolution within
her borders
The counsel for the New York New Ha'
ven e. Hartford Railroad Thursday al
Boston filed an appeal i'm the Massachu
setfs supreme judicial court against al
lowing the decree of the single Justice ~
sued Jure % last, which ordered the cohr
pany to dispose of its trolley holdings
before July /. 1909. The ground for the
appeal is that the decree is not based on
the original findings of the full bench IN
the case and also that it is in vlolatiou
of the Jaw of the state and of the Unltea
States. The appeal also asks that a'su'
ments before the full bench on the franz
ing of decree may be permitted. NJ
date has been set for hearing arguments
on the appeal
The Italians of Richmond. Va. re-
Gently filed protest against the ordi,
nance of the city council which redueeu
the number of saloons in the city u
1870; as q result of which many OF thelii
along with members of other national.
tiles, lost their licenses. The proles'
was laid before the Italian ambassaoo''
who 81 at Manchester, Mass. ana was
by Kim referred to Secretary Root. WHY
took up the matter with Goverho.
Swanson in letter received Thursua.
at Richmond. Governor Swanson az
once collected the ordinances ana 'n'
state laws and forwarded them TO oe,
retary Root The state laws pro''u'
that only registered voters shall DC
lowed to engage in the liquor pusihe'
or serve liquor to customers Ihe 's.ss .
may involve a delicate point as 10 ~"
provisions and scope Of the state hqu''
law.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
MIKE CUNNINGHAM FIGHTS
WITH A BROKEN HAND.

RocKland Me. July 23.-Jim Han
Ion of Boston and Mike Cunningham
of Lewiston went six fast rounds here
Wednesday night before large crowd
and gave one of the best exhibitions
ever seen in this city. Both men
fought every minute. Cunningham
landing the most effective blows. In the
third round Cunningham broke two
small borcs in his left hand, but fin
iahcd the fight strong.
In the preliminary bout Tom Neary
of Boston and Young Joe Thomas of
Providence went six rounds. Thomas
doing the best work Kid Sullivan of
B1rEor and Young Nadeau of Lewis
ton boxed six fast rounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-s75Gqn
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, July IS.
CTRUnChanged: nill shipments,
spring patents. 5Sgu6-0
CORN Unchanged: No yellow 81
Higher: No. clipped white 6a.
llAN--J'nchangod; choice 190ou-G0
MILL IEF.n-oGiet.
STRING ERAN-26Nyd2650.
Mi&ED F'EED-2650di 200.
PDRN-Tirm; medium 2nO00 20I5.
LARb-FiIm: 11H.
EEf.t'-E,a Sicr: whole cattle 10l,u1ga.
AMBS-tlm; spring 1lM1cl&.
NjIAl.S- Firm: 7Mln
BuT'TEE-Higher; northern "a T25i,
CHEESE-fIighcr: York state 12tEG13
EGGS-Firmer: choice cyuJ0: western 4
@22.
PoTATOES-Quiet: Maine white 11ol1S
SUGAR-Steady on a basis of $50 for
Eranulated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
SPORTS At NASHUA
ENJOY GOOD RACING.

Nashua. n H., July 23-Good rae
ing was the rule in the harness races
today. The 2.25 pace brought over
from yesterday was won by Bonnie
Nelson in two heats, he having taken
one heat yesterday. Billie Patton was
second; Dandy Girl third Best
time 2.204
The go trot. purse $500. also put
over from yesterday. went to Baron
Wedgewood. the favorite; Gloria Rex
took second money; Miss Barietone
third. Stamford won the 225 trot.
purse $500. with Bellagara second ana
Bloufelt third. Best time 2.22u
Three straight heats decided the 221
pace. purse 500. in favor of Rex; Har-
ry st. Cr"ix second; Outlaw third.
Best time 219H.
Owen Dnnmore captured the 221
trot after losing the first heat to Sail
or Man. The latter took second money,
Mlrth third. Best time 2.21ls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
Yankee Car
Still In Lead

ST. Petersburg. July 23.-The Thomas
automobile in the New York to Paris
automobile race arrived here from
Moscow in good shape this afternoon
1t lett for Berlin this evening.
During their three hours in the Rus
sian capital the men on the car were
entertained by NJ Nobel president OF
the Russian Oil Trust.
The car is in good shape and made a
fine trip from Moscow. 1t will be ac-
companied to Gatschina by score of
Russian automobiles. The travellers
have met with a most friendly reccp-
tion everywhere in Russia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. july g.
Additional reports of damage 70 grow
ing crops in the northwest and an I'M
proved demand for the cash grain in the
southwest had Il strengthening effect to-
day on the local wheat market. the Sep
ternocr delivery closing at a net gain of
;rmi.. Corn was up q oats Were S.dr,
higher ard provisions we're Il shade to llc
lower.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Julv @i@s: Sept. 907s; Dec old
CoRN-suly 762.; Sept, 7G,a; Dec s,a;
Nav 611k.'H
oiTs-lnlv old 5sh; July new 5sa;
Sept. 451kn,h; Dec Az.
NESS PORK Sept. l5e7ik: Oct. 1915
LARD-Sept. 935: oct $40.
SHORT RIRS-Sept. SSH: Oct. $40.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FboI- -E-F'irm.
WHEAT No. 3 spring 1hoTll3
CORN No. > 76S.,1I: No. . yellow III
M79
OATS No . 50: No 3 white 6eel61Is
NAI.TING RAEIEY-671s9.
F!.AN SFED-No / northwestern 125
SHORT RIBS. SlDF.S-S50uSS7,s.
MESS poRk-15.5T, 1850
ThRn-q q7n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
AUTOS

New York July 23.-At meeting of
the racing board of the American Au-
tomobilc Association yesterday reports
of ? most satisfactory nature were
made concerning the Vanderbilt cup
race this year. The outlook is so bright
SO far as American entries are con-
cerned that it may be necessary to hold
an elimination trial to select an Amer
ican team for the race. Indications
also point to q good showing of for
eign cars. One of the conditions of the
race this year is that 10 cars can be
entered from any one country, instead
of five as in previous years.
Application for boxes and parking
spaces are already being filed. and a
letter was read from the Automobile
Club of Hartford making requisition
for 50 parking spaces. Advices have
been received from many other clubs
to the effect that they are contemplate
ing tours to New York and Long Is
land at the time of the cup race.
In order that all applications for
sanctions may be carefully scrutinized
special committee for this purpose
was named consisting of Harry I.
l
Pardington Race meets will not be
sanctioned except where competent Of
ficers are assured. and their appoint
mcnt will be made condition to
granting q sanction. The racing rules
have been drafted by committee. on
which the Automobile Manufacturers
Association was represented The ne
cessity for the proper Interpretation of
the rules is essential to tho satisfac-
tory conduct of race meets. and it is
apparent that this can only he obtain
ed by competent and unbiased officials
Japanese residents of the State of
Washington plan to erect statue to
the memory of Commodore Perry on
the grounds of the Alaska Yukon Pa
citic exposition The idea was con-
ceiVed some months ago by prominent
japanese residents of Seattle and the
bankers and merchants Of the FlOwery
Kingdom have agreed to give their sup
port.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT LYNN


The game between WerCc ster and Linn
was forfeited to Lvnn to in tn" first
half @, the seventh inniue. after two
Wo,Ce stCr men were out. because of al
legged abusive remarks to the ur'pire hY
MaHager Rurlett over close decision.
The actual score at that time was to c
in favor nf Lynn
Lvnr .........t y II 81
WnrrnStcr ........ " n-n-3-.
Eatterios-Yerk 6 ana Daum; Ba, berich
and Mccune. Umpire. Connolly.
AT HAVERHILL.
Ero,kton .....: q q q 0-o-6-2
HaycrhjT .N o o y q y 1-;-6-n
Httte,ies-Cuttinc ard WYttor:. ,;irard
AM! Andrews. Time. Is. Umpire. Lam
fgan. -
At NEW BEDFORD.
Lawrence .......o q > 0-t-S-3
New Bedford @ q c-0-3-6
Ratte,ies-Cilrov and nu"Gan: Moor
end Shea Umpire, NJ. O'Biien. Time.
Oh.
AT LOWELL.
Fal River ......1 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 1-2-5-3
Batteries-Rivaid and LeinieuA; run>l-
ton and Toomey. Umpire. j. O'Brien
Time, 1.10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
New York Cotton Market.

New York July .
Spot closed quiet 10 points decline Mid
ding up!ands 10,Sh; do. sulf II n5. Sales
100 bales.
Galveston quiet. 1O1s: Charleston quis
nominal: Memphis steady 107s New o..
leans quiet and easy. 1o3s: Mobile quiet
1o2S: Savannah duh. 1912.
Net receipts for siy days 1851
Exports to Great Britain 52I7: to France
22ll: t" the continent $3.50: to Japan III,
StocI. 217 536
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
MURPHY FAILS TO GET
KARGEH AND RAYMOND.

Chicago. July 23-President Murphy
has failed to buy karger and Ray
mond of st. Louis. although he Of
fered in excess of $4,000
Failing to secure these men he will
probably take little Rhoades of Gin
cinnati This sawed-off lad worked a
few innings for the Reds against the
Cubs and looked good, but was never
theless returned to St. Louis, where
he belongs The Cardinals have not
been using him. but Mr.. Murphy
thinks he is a star and would make
good with real ball club behind him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
AT NEW YORK

First game:
ChIcarn ........0 o > . . 4 Is So
New York ...1 0 0 g 0 0-2-J-2
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan: Lake
Hoyg and Blair. UHpires, Evans and
Hurst. Time 1.,.,.
Second game:
ChIcacO ............0 h-5-91
New York .........0 o ; 0 0-3-7-3
Ratteries-Manuel. Owens and Weaver
Sullivan. Chesbro. O,th and Ileinow.
Tine. 40 Umpires. Hurst and Evans.
AT WASHINGTON
Detroit n 3 o o q o. 100
Washington Il 0 o o 0 o g. A.
Batteries--WilIett and Schmidt: John
son and Warner. Umpire, Egan. Time,
140.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia q q } o 1-1-4-1
Cleveland 30 G o h-0-42
EatterinS-Vickcrs and Schreck.
Rhoadrs and Bemis. N. Clarke. Umpire.
OI.ouGhlin. Time. 1.3J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
MAINE LEAGUE,
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

Bangor. Me. July 23-Bangor defelted
Augusta to in a fast State League
game today by punching hits in two in
nings The batting Of Jones and the
fielding of Pinkerton were tho features.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
Gans=NelSOn
Bout Is Off.

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 23-The
Cans and Nelson fight scheduled for
Labor day at Ely. New, was called off
yesterday by the promoter. who says
that he is unable to make satisfactory
arrangements with the railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24

THIS WEEKS BOUTS.

Friday-Al Kaufman vs.. Battling John,
son at Los f,ngeles: Abe Atteli vs.. KID
Sca,er at SPOKANE. Wash: Johnny Coulon
vG. Lev B"arduan at Waukegan. Ill. :
Harry Ferns VS.. Eddie Carter at New
York.
Saturdav-Edde HanIon VS.. Johnny
Murphy at Coma. Cal. 30 rounds).
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
AUGUSTA

Tw"-ha:'" hits '"nnerI. Breen. Three
bns' hit-Finnem"r", Home r,in-.I"nes:
Stolen II" Ses-t 'onnCrS , Coz. struck ont
--Er Collins I. by Irish 5. Sacrifice hits
Conners. Henderson. Double piav-Con-
ners I" Grant Passed hall-Monahau
Umpire, Schumacher Tine, d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
BiddefOrd FiVe===
Portland Two.

Riddeford. Me. July 23-Good fast lield,
ing was the feature of today's game be-
tween Portland and Bidleford and tho
game was cue of the best in tho series.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Meriden--Meriden 1. New Haven I.
At Waterbury-Waterbur 5. Springfield
2 40 innings).
At New Eritain--Hartford s. New Bri-
tain I.
At Holyoke-Bridgeport g. Holyoke /.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
BASEBALL
AMERICAN,
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Toston. July 23.-St. Louis took the last
game Of the series from. Boston today 4
to. .. Steele and Howell both pitched good
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
New York Money Market.

New 0rk. July =.
Prime mercantile paper 312n4 per cent
Sterling exchange fairly steady at 425 I.
for demand and at 4S5.l5ft iSJ. y for 60-daJ
bills.
Commercial bills 2S42i
Bar silver 52i..
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds strong.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
PORTLAND.

Two-hasc hitE-Paquet, BagGans 2,
Vahae. Wilson. O'Blien. Stolen bases
Pacnet .. Vance. McDado. First base on
baIlN-off Dwiral 5. Struck out Bv pwi-
nal 8. by Gibbs ). Time. 140. Umpire.
Conway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Puf.alo-Buffalo ?, Providence 0.
At Montreal-Newark I, Montreal !.
At Tcronto-Toronto 6, Baltimore 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AT PITTSHJRG.

Brooklyn ......H 3 0 o 0-&-S-o
Pittsburr .......0 > o q t-3S-1
Observation-Disclosures Ruckc: and Her-
gen Lecver. Young and Gibson. Umpire.
Emslie. Time, 50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24

The population of Moscow has in
creased from about 1,040, 900 in 1897 to
about 1,4OO, 900 in 1908.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
GOOD TR0TT|NG
RACESATBANC0R,

Bangor. Me, July Observation-Disclosures
of the best races ever seen in this sec
ton of Maine were held this afternoon at
Mapcwood park. A feature of the day..
events was the going of TriXy S. in the
first heat of the 20 class. A. Fl. Bragg
held the lines ard brought the mare to
the quarter in 321s seconds. she almost
keeping the pace to the half. which she
made in 1861. Baby G. met with a Sc
iiyns accident in the second heat of tn"
30 class and had to be drawn. There
was a good attendance. The summaries.
30 TIOT OR PACE UNFINISHED)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
Exhibition Games

At Observation-Disclosures CEastern)
Cincinnati (Nati.p o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-07-24
MARKET REPORTS

Missouri Kansas & Texas As q
do ends ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
Northern Pacific As Observation-Disclosures. ~,
Union Pacific As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iol
do. con. As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Aug. t--whstever missiyine. were felt yesterday over the speculative tions for higher prices of ,,f stocks I were re- that srgued the possession of the largest denee- Commission houses admit that moderates although a growing increase in the s,o outside psrticipstion in the market inss was shown by the large orders coming from indtviduai houses also by more or Less respect there is some improvement and ali appearance oz rotation In the demand which cures the fault of the onesidednsss in the rye Iarty of the msrRe, sa% The s iSssins or rs ceding tendency of portions of the list was viewed wfth indifference and did not mate rially ohetruct the Industrious operations to accumulate stocks which were going on ct other poknts in the market. The greater to indicate . decline in the profession
 The srasn pits were somewhat excited today. This was the only marked change in the situation from yesterday. The wires brought further reports from private experts, alleging heavy damage to the amongst the strongest stocks in the list. i. The devastatine forest fires were reported to be s~eeping over q region of British Pacific wwre ordered out on a strike. These are not developments in themselves. but ss ss
 
 an important contrast in the whole temper of the situation.
 Further remarks from E. H. Hartman were offered for consideration and the spec ulafive ebeanent seemed to derive more sustenance from that than from yesterday s installment. Mir. Harrinan's expressed opinion of the speculative situation and of belief th het the advance will continue as 'Tong as conditions continue natural and as long as the people are normal" was accept proyal of stbs movement for higher prices. Probably tlifs outgivine was responsible for an important part of the new activity in the marketI There were rumors rife again that an eafly decision would be made of the suit to test the validity of the commod- fties clause of the Hepburn act and that it would permit the anthracite carriers to re- tain ownership of the coal mines. Definite news had very little 10 do. however. with the resumption of the bull movement. As- surance of prolonged ease of money. belief that prospe rous harvests will De made and the restora ton of business Aetfvity which is thus expected to be stimulated form the proof againPt the usuea rules Of pause ana reaction which govern sdch movements The usual profit taking in the final hour Of the day WIS carried through without ser- ious inroadB on prices, the reAction chewing evidence of restraint The closing tone, however. wms irregular.
 Many stocks touched the highest prices yet reached this year.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales par value s3,s1z.eo0 United States bonds were un- changed on call.
 cvzosUNG STOCK I1sr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Aug <.--The active nnonths in the cotton market made new high record for the bull niovsment during today'i advance of 4Wio poInts Sales for the day were estimated at Iz6.o00 bales.
 The market opened steady at an advance fish market Co American gains since the Liverpool close of last week, and during the early session there was quite 6 sharp ad- vance on more aggressive support from Realizing was more or less in evidence ou scale up, but was insufficient to check the advance until October had sold at e.T0 and January at 9.3s or 1s9i7 points net
 In the last half hour an apparent effort on the part of the big bulls to ease off their lines was followed by a reaction of from sos points from the best on the new crop
 The days weather news was considered generally favorable but the weekly report of the weather bureau was somewhat mixed and may have given some encouragement to the bull party in connection with reports of slightly higher Southwestern spot mar keta and advices from Savannah claiming a Good spot demand from the continent with offerings limited The opinion is the presence of the very large concentrated lines of both long and short contracts in hte local market must eventually lead to a sensational movement in prices and it is predicted tht contracts viii be selling on parity with Southern spots before the end of September.
 Southern spot markets officially reported were Kc lower to Mc hfghef.
 Receipts at the ports today 4.1os bales, against $500 last week and 2,04i last year. For the week testfmated) 2s.oo0 bales. against 2s.3ss bales last week and 7,A4o
 Today's receipts at New Orleans sss bales against 746 last year, and at Houston 2,7s3 bales. against 5ts last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
NEW ORLEANs spor COTTON.
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.
sCorreoted DaIIy0


 These prioss are ct wAosssaIe aad net to s.S1Ssecorn S2SseIess1 so1oo; standard sooaA Pearl AHe: gioss lump Ahe; nickel soods LSrG--Lsaf 1OKe; compound So. sasis aios-Extra fancy head zXe: fancy head esit-LAvorpool sl.lS; Virginia s6ei LSs. vinesSSa-Per salion ls0ase. sk Q ioe; choice II Q iso; fancy IsefSHes. candies--xxx Soda sHoi XXX ginger s1Edinss--AmsrsoAn mustard ss.Ssi < -Ol, Hidss-pry fliats s@loc, Gy~ saItsa sm wseI--cis1r fro: bury sel1ss wa.h.s MeSi-stsndard saHe: lwatsrsround sko. F'S11 Fruit 1Sid and Produes-vaacy lemons ,s.. per box ls.oo; Irish petatoss per 6usSsi s,'s OI1sas psssuts s'i.SST Ss. fSoe's fs sda is Tomatoes q; 50: Snap Beans stand. q. Cheese-FuIl cream. daisies Iec: sinKioa 16ho; ID. cuts square 17o.
 orits-psE M sei ss:So; ger sack ta. $. oass 1S sso; a0S Shits sss aits :issss is timothy hey sig:oe; Johnson grass Es6; Al. T Prime Cotton e; iI sssS SS Msal sss. oe. ...s.a cotton seed huiis SIS toa. Moiaases-Gsorgte cane 6bl. Soe gallon; Ssll01s ,!sS o. DsE saIs maple sSru eT 50; quarts sA. 2S per doz
 chlckenszHens sSe4ee; flyers sS sec: susar-..oTanuiAtsa Sxei ?. Y. c. Sxe. coSntrT tt ssGStitsr-1So per rA. ss.ssy but. Bssgias-Nsw .uts 50 sr So ya pssea. iS lHi in Ss; ID; sNe: nsg sagsF sAol sack fk @Sko. ''~ 1snu S~SAa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-05
COTTON.

New York, Aus. 4.-with the reformation af the New York cotton contract, the re- VkrfnR spirit of speculation so evident in ffs stock exchange and grain market seems 10 DO spreading 10 cotton 1t ia evident that fhs world needs a large crop of cotton next saason. The mills are bare of cotton. The 15<lIie are bare Of cotton The merchants are hare Of goods while speeulators are heavily short of futures. Tn any case the south can be assured of renunerative prices for what until now promised to be gen. 4fona yield and the New York market 1unaf advance substantially before t reaches < nflce that will be in adequate adjustment 10 the Southern planters justifiable mini mum of ten cents.
 should any thins happen, however, to cur faii the promise of a bounteous yield. ex- frefne prices for cotton would be made aaete Already some reports of seasona- ble detsrioration are being received and sha sfreugfh of today's market shows the apprehensinn which even the suggestion of eroh damage creates,
 With view Of keeping myself fully in termed as to the outlook request any of snv friends to telegraph or write me briefly suring the next two weeks if any really <ertoss deterioration of the crop becomes apparent in their locality.
 THEODORE Fl. PRICE.