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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-29
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. July -Inpidsnts conSId-
cred By, speedlators Of most Importance.
were the inoreAse In the dividend OF
In tbs lunic6 Psci6o today 10 shove the
in the caiss OF the dividsnd on United
States Steel the compromise rate OF
en- e sas p:s 's ssr ss q
perplexinG problem ~ between the con-
tention fot thu restoration, Of the four
Dor. cent annral rate and the retention
. re sc scgs ssr es cent rat. would h.y.
been fsassd IN conisrvative operators
As prec1pftats and ~ lsavinE more IN
the fmulediate future for rhs specula-
i've Ina ination, while the. retention
ened thekenect. OF the protessed conf
dence IN the future growth Of earn.
inE9. Professional operators nave felt
e., that tns price q uaissd states was
In the dividend TO > four Per. cent rate.
Buying to cover the shorts put out on
this theory constitutes an element in
the strength not only Of United States
stocks. Satisfaction with the quar-
tsrly report on the enrnfngs- Of the
United States Steel Corporation was not
unmfxed. The s2s.s4l,ooo ~ earnings
exceptions Of last year. the year Of a.
preston In 1904. and. the year 1901,
whan the corporation was formed, the
smallest .earnings reported for the COR
q Il the ton.
OF untitled orders on hand ALSO. II L.
seen that while the ngure rises above
that for any Intervening quarter since
there IL found an ranbroken series OF
excesses over this .ngure for <every
quarter before that sincc the one end
Ing September so. 1900.
back to the psaiod q ds ns soDs from
which the1tindustry had not emerged
after the reaction OF 1908. This more
detailed analysis OF the report. both ~
toration Of the steel Industry ana in It's
promise for Immediate further progrese
was Of somewhat SOLDERING effect on
speculative sentiment. The absence Of
events since the Date Of the report was
commsnted upon in view OF the use
made Of early indications that such q
statements would accompany the report
ss Sanss % ssrsnEsn n the stock market
ttcular causes were assigned. The rise
In New York Central was occasioned
ny renewed Sumors OF Hartman ID.
vestment IN that stock. The soft coal
OF demand by awakening Industrial
ecuvity. An important short interest
was believed to be covering In Read
ing; The upturn In the wheat market
called attention to the possible conse-
quence OF . crop scare ct the critical
period stilf to be faced. FINAL prices
as rule were little changed from IL II
,night and showed mingled gains ana
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
%c 1es sSose Az,vuv.
United States bonds were unchanged
CLOSING STOCK rIsr
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4 SALE or THIRTYTHREE BALES
OF, COTTON RECORDED.


strict middiing ...... ..... lac
Low uai middiins .. ... ....... II lie
The local spot cotton market was
made somewhat more lively than usual
yesterday, when sale of thtrty-three
leased the staple for IL Ia cents.
which Is little premium on rniddnng
quotation. Outside of this one sale
everything else remained quiet.
vices from the cotton belt where rain
fall Is most generally needed. private
rumors confirming the reports OF The
Journal OF Commerce.. continued high
ton, together with many private re-
ports on the crop condition. all blended
together yesterday to cause slight
Tss militia, u the nross af the market yes
terday, morning were about seven
points up on q good Liverpool. Not
withstanding the heavy Liquidation
the 0 market held , remarkably steady
and advanced about thirteen points
during the day. Some say 1t was
merely an attempt to squeeze out the
October futures opened at q seven
steady all day with q slight advance
and closed at l2,33. or 1s points above
Its close on Tuesday morning. Decem-
Der futuree also opened points up
and closed >at 1896 registering 10
points ADVANCE
Liverpool, due nine points up on
near and eight points up on later
months, opened at a ten points adj
vance. Later cables quoted the mar
ket quiet, but steady with another
slight advance. There was fair
business doing in spots. which were 10
points up with sales estimated at g.
600 bales. OF this amount 1000 bales
was American cotton.
The third installment Of The Journal
Of Commerce reports was issued yes
terday and describes the conditions In
Mississippi and Louisiana. 1t vouches
a slight Improvement in that section
over last month, although 1t says that
the weevil is doing much damage In
Louisiana, where the plant Is genera
" small, with poor stands and lightiy
fruited. Leading professionals In the
market are encouraged by the surpris-
ing reports of The Journal OF Com
merce this week for the Eastern sec
ton of the belt as they show very lit
tie Improvement in the crop conditions
in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana.
The weather conditions show no
change. The map showed generally
clear weather existing throughout the
belt yesterday and complaints are com.
ing In from all sides that rain fall is
needed. A trace of rain was recorded
at q few points, but the precipitation
was very slight
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, July 28.-The tide turned
in the wheat market today following
more and prices advanced sharply, fin
al quotations showing net gains of /
I-2 to s IA. Corn also closed strong
july delivery, were weak. Provisions
broke severely and at the close prices
were from 80 la to 100 lower than
the previous close. Tho bulge in wheat
day and the top prices were 2 SIS to
SIS above the low mark OF the sea-
son. Considerable congestion was
manifested In the July delivery and
the price of that option fIuctuated
nervously on light trading. One of the
principal features of the days trading
elevator Interest where total purchases
were reported In the neighborhood OF
2,O00, 900 bushels principally Of the Sep
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tsmssr optiea. The n.rket opened
July being at i:os AZ and esptsmbsr
the start was due to the WAX cablss.
continued heavy movement OF new
wheat In this country. and the report.
Cd Shsnxs Of heart q TIE former ,,h bull
sales ON the previous day. Tho vigor-
ssts. However. sooa caused q much
:sssssf ss:Rs ssd ''sssa
Xdditlonal black rust report. from
the Northwest. unsettled weather IN
cry that more than tso--boat loads of
peS s shorts SassS dur Ing t re finai icurs.
AZ JSy s. q s's Z q; SIeih sS
sppassntly no sfsct here. the top for
July Vas reached 81 Les and for Sep
tember ct LOS So. Tho market clesr
poihs. S.nsi a a,sas.s s :. On sspssnsss
wers at Les is. - e y
Corn prices rallied SHARPLY. during
the final hour OF the session owing to,
improved shipping demand and the
congested and the price ranged be-
s g ss strong at net gains Of i-s9Isi
Oats were weak with the exception
OF q furry In the July option which
caused : bulge OF more than; cents In
that delivery. At the close prices were
Ii lower to 1-s higher. $3.50
Provision! were weak throughout the
entire day because OF general selling
1--we hogs. Local packers apparently
had Withdrawn their support and with
little demand, prices were easily fore
was the result of liberal arrivals at
All Western packing centers, the total
movement today being $500 compared
with 53,7o0, the corresponding day q
i.2 to l.so lower than yssterday's fin-
al figures. The decline Of 1.3e was on
october pork-but the price was only
a nominal ono. q bid of 1850 being
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MONTGOMERY MARKETS.
(The quotations are corrected dali for Tn,
Adyertiser.)

tThe quotations are corrected dali for The
Advertiser.)
Groceries.
NEAI-standard W. g. 90 lb. sacks s2e
bushei: cream Peerless csc bushel.
COFFEE-Green, common to ordinary 10
s.r rs , PRIME old aa.ss 5sSs
9s ssney per roast ease
cHEEsE-Ful cream daisies 17@1se;
psi ssttyG Sls@ standard 6%c; fancy,
rLoURSFancy nominal; straights 90. 90
ss RSsiP..c s:Afs 500:
Pearl 4hc; gloss lump t%ei nickel goods
~ RiicE.Extra fancy head IN 0so; fancy
head ak @7Ac; broken S%Ashc; Japan
sxxIIaT; ALAvsrpoOi $40; Virginia $50;
'VssfINE0AR-per gallon 2oSsoo.
-. cR sneps 9e; XXX Cream T Sc; XXX oyster
&c: Ben Hur Soda Biscuit Be carton Soc
0szsIRDrNEs-American Non 3s.oo@7s;
4 Mustard Ss:75; Imported Non key
openers 81 80 q sac. 49,,
eases. gallons, per case So. 50; prime CEN
srifngai corn syrup in cases gallons. 81
81 fMS SIS sYRuP-"Log Cabin" brand. 8
saslons "a per case, IL gallons $3.50: a
4 gallons IS. so per V ease;
BACON MEATS-C1ear ribs 31s. 81 u OF:
exfra. ribs S1s.s2h CTS.
80 1aXe: Kettle rendered IAN o 1Bc; Snow
arm arc; ow-white s%e; Flake-white
sxc; standard cotton oil lard sc%.
as r. airy salt cut ribs $3.50.
p1rcAKFAST BACON-16h 324hc.
Grain and Feedstuffs.
CORN CHOPs-Per bu. 4sh SAFE.
tcORN-white from store % q 9sc; mixed
VA sY-Timothy, choice per ton s21; No. /
,.sr ton Sl9; Alfalfa per ton $2s: johnson
grass per ton s199f1A.
OATa-whtte from store. dray lots e7c.
1RAN-Per ton S2s. Shorts $40.
GRITS-Per Dbl 81. so; per sack 81. as.
Cotton Seed and Products.
COTTON SEED-SIS per ton.
MEAL-Choice $24. first; prime IN per
cent per ton 324; prime cake per ton t2l.
ITNTERS-Per ID. 1880.
OfT.-Car lots; prime crude basis per ID.
& f-3c; basis refining.
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New York July 2s.-The cotton market
had further sharp advance today. but
lost part OF the gain and closed barely
The opening was firm at an advance of
1@l1 pointa on q renewal of yesterdays
buying movement which was attributed to
increasing confidence In bullish August
condition reports from private sources be-
eminent at noon next Monday. Old longs
were heavy sellers for profits around the
initial figures. but after some little frregu-
iarity, the advancing tendency was resumed
on continued general demand until Deem
Der contracts reached IL Al. and the general
list recorded net gain Of 2392s points.
Reports of q renewal OF hot, dry weather
In Texas and claims that spinners were be-
coming uneasy over next SEASONS supplies,
eladfng TO q better inquiry for forward
but the main factor seemed TO be the pre-
umfnary reports OF o prominent local Ru-
thority, suggesting crop deterioration rather
than Improvement In Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and the Carolfnas for
the month. while there were rumora that the
condition figures of the National Ginners'
Association expected on Friday morning.
would be very bullish. The advance Of
about 75 points from the recent low level
attracted heavy selling later in the day.
purchases and renewal of local bear pres
sure on the theory that q low condition fig
ure had been discounted.
The market closed some eleven to twelve
points off from the top.
Receipts at the ports today s4a bslea,
against 2.S34 last week and 1850 last year.
For the week 10000 bales against 1887
last week and 1850 last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans % bales.
against 1903 last year and at Houston so
Futures opened steady and ciosed barely
steady:
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New Orleans. July 28.--Spot cotton steady
&c higher. Middiing az 1-lsc. Sales on
the spot 400 bales to arrive 400. h
Futures opened steady at an advance of
SOLO points on a better Liverpool market
than expected TIE demand was good
from the opening until late in the session
and prices took on string rise on u
standing at the highest 3s a2S points above
the level Of yesterdays closing. Very bad
reports from Texas. louisiana and Arkansas
about equally divided between longs and
shorts In the afternoon session reports
were circulated that the boil weevil had
trict had been found near Rome, Ca ana
IN Marlboro. s. c., These reports Increased
the buying but late In the session longs took
profits heavily with the result that some Of
the advance was lost. The closing was
steady at a net advance Of 12@14 points,
Cotton futures closed steady. s
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, July 2s.-The dry goods mar
ket continued moderately active. A larger
business "a being placed staple prints
Jobbers are receiving more orders from re-
tailers who are In from the South and West
The cotton yarn market lie firmer, but trad
ing Is limited. The initial business on ho-
siery for spring has been fair. The under
wear trade for spring has been Irregular ia
volume. The silk piece goods is active or
Iy on certain specialties.
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Liverpool July 2s.-Closing: Cotton, spot
In fair demand; prices 10 points higher:
American middiinR fair -. 7 OF
Good middling 49,. -. 49,. ........eT2
Mludtins s.....6.bA
Low midalng s..s s..s 50
OFOtuAfy t...O.1b
The sales Of the day were 5000 bales OF
which 800 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. Receipts
1000 bales, no American.
Futures opened and closed firm:
July a.-.- s..s....ssses613z
Juiy-Augusk 49,. 80. .....s ..... .R.bfM
August-September 80. s... .... s...e.45
Septemher-October 80. 80. .. .e.46N
October-Noyember go. go. go. .V.45h
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80. 80. ...... e.45h
December-January -. 80. .. ....6. Asa
January February .... 80. Sc. ....6.45M
February March .... .... go. .6.T
Mareh-Aprtl s...S.T
Aprti-hay '..s s....s .641
May-June go. ssss. 04tth
Iune-July . g. 41h
July-August 80 ASH
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CINCINNATI PRODUCE.
Cincinnati July 2S.-Flour steady.
Wheat firm $1.0S@1A
Corn firm 74@h.l
Oats steady 4764S.
Rye steady 5000.
Provisions steady.
whiskey steady S1.37.
Butter steady.
Eggs steady 1B@21c.
Poultry unchanged. I,
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cred the greater portion of the western half
of the country yesterday. IL gradually form
ing into a trough. Within this general low
western Kansas. and In eastern South Dako-
ia. An area OF high pressure overiies the
Atlantic and east Gulf states. second
Pacific coast. The temperature has risen
quite decidedly in the middle Mississippi
valley, and in the lower Missouri valley;
elsewhere the changes have been slight.
Winnemucca, New. reported q minimum
temperature this morning Of 80 degrees
(within 4 degrees Of freexing). Scattered
showers have occurred in the upper Lake
region, thence westward to the Rockies.
Light scattering showers have occurred In
the Cotton belt Parity cloudy weather 10
Indicated for this vicinity, tonight and
Thursday. with no decided change In tenn
perature. q .r
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St Louis, July 28.-Cloae: Wheat higher;
No. 2 red 81. os@osM; No. 2 hard 81 .os9
"a; september si;o2%; December .o4.
Corn higher; n1; ~ GIG; September
Oats weak; No. az; September 80; De-
eember 80: No. white 61h.
Chickens 12c; springs Is Nc; turkeys 17c;
ducks Ice; geese &c.
Butter creamery 2zh @27k.
Lead ;9.25. spelter $500.
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DISTRICT AVERAGES.


T. indicates in apprsciable rainfall sFor
yesterday tFor 20 hours ending am. 1861
meridian time.
Note.--The average maximum and MINT
mum temperatures and the average rainEali
are made up az each center from the &etuai
number of reports received The state Of
weather. 10 that prevailing at time Of Cd.
aerVation.
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Savannah. July 2s-Turpentine firm A7K:
sales 1876; receipts ss6; shipments ss7.
shipments $50; stock 1{4.ss3. quote: So a
o2h D 50 10; e 60. 5000; F Ss.7S0ao; q
% OGS5; -. 2o@26; I a4.30@35: X o.;
IS. 80.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON


Selma July 5s.-(speciai The price Of
spot cotton in the local market today was
quoted as follows
5000 miuonns 80. ss.... 12Mc
strict middling 80. -. -. 49,. .12Mc
MlfuoftnB 49,. .slss . .1zc
strict low middling ~. ...s 80. -. Line
Low miodhng $500. sees .....s III NC
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charlston. July as.-rurp.ntina nu,.

Charleston, July 2s.-Turpentino quiet
Rosin quiet. Quote: ABc 38.lo@2o; d
1875; S3.s6; 1855; q $500;
WIG IS rs; WV SIS. 30
New Orleans. July 2s.-Receipts OF barrels
rosin. 20 barrels turpentlnO.
Exports none
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON on.
LIVERPOOL corroN,

New Orleans, July 2S.-Cottcn seed oil:
prime refined In barrels per pound $50
cents.
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NAVAL STORES MAEkrr

=, oaFahnah' July 2s.-tSpeeial. Opening
iirm at 4Sc; recedtng to 46%o ON the second
day OF the week which began last We'd
nesday and then working steadily upward
unaer splendid buying support, the local
new high record for the present season in
the seven days ending yesterday. Az AeHc
S wss OFFICIAL n.a. opening Yesterday the MARKET
statements and opinions Of those "wise
ones" In the trade COUNT for anything II IL
H. si sss - Cd s1li'1 ;sssss
done then lower prices are In prospect for
the Immediate futre but be that az 1t may
splendid at hte higher levels and the pur-
chasing support very gratifying in every
One Of the most noticeable conditions in
the market in the past week, perhaps. WAS
the excellent demand for ~eurpentine from
LONDON. That market ruled strong ana
days and with all eyes turned In that direc-
tlon the exports were heavy in comparison
with those of weeks preceding. Prior to
the present month London did not take
much turpentine. however, 30 that stccks
to certain extent at least must haye
been bit depleted before the present rush
of buying orders was Forthcoming Iaat
reports received from London on July os
showed spots in strong position at sss
1hd.
Some OF the local traders made some rood
sales at fine profits for European accounts
in the past few days.
Receipts at Savannah, however, show a
heavy loss from the totals OF last season and
there is little. II any prospects, Of this fall
ing off being reduced
The market opened last Wednesday. (July
2D firm $50. The lowest quotations. fJuIy
I'D was 10 &c. The highest up to the first
call OF yesterday was 4shc and the closing
TOT the week In the afternoon was firm at
At Ac. Net loss from highest Ic; full net
ADVANCE over Wednesdays opening level
Resins were in fairly good demand but
the market lacked. to a certain extent. The
snap and ginger usually In evidence. So
Iar as actual values are concerned I and
ABOVE are lower for the week while and
below snow small marginal adyance
me closing quotations yesterday were: wa
Ter white % go; window glass S525; N
st.Ih: g t3.so; ss.s5; Ss.es: d
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REMAHKY.
Scattered showers generally very light
have occurred In all districts The only
heavy rainfall reported was ASS inches at
Raleigh, N. C. Temperatures have ranged
higher in the Memphis and Little Rock dts
tricts and lower In the wilmington district:
elsewhere the changes have been unimport-
ant p. II. sMYTH.
Sec. Dir, Weather Bureau.
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COTTON REoIoN nUILET1N.

Montgomery. Alabama. for the. 81 hours
anding at 8 am. 18th meridian Time
wednesday, July 70, 1908.
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Flood Gage Ch'ngl RsiA-
StagelReadsl - I fall
STATIONS, II anal ,hrs
:. x--FaliinG.

RIVER FORECASTS.
The Coosa and upper Alabama will remain
nearly stationary. the lower Alabama will
fall slowly.
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MONEY MARKET.
New York July 2s;-Money on call easy
* o. per cent; ruling rate ana closing
Time loans firmer; 80 days 2@aK per
cent; ninety days az per cent; six months
Close: Prime mercantile paper sxo4 Der
cent.
sterling exchange steady at a decline with
$50 for sixty day bills and ls7.lB for de-
mand.
Bar silver SOW.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady.
FRENCH MONEY.
Paris July 2s.-Closing: Three per cent.
rentes eff csc. for the account
Exchange on London 25f 1shc for checks.
GERMAN MONEY.
Berlin July 2s-Exchange on London 80
marks a. pfennigs for checks.
Private discount rates az per cent.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
St Louis July 2s-Cattle. recetpts 5000
Including 1900 Texans; steady to 1oc high.
Native beef steers -. ....s4.s6 @sI.lS
Cows and heifers go. S.a9 S's9
Stockers end feeders 5.z6 q b'l6
Texas and Indian steers S.b0 g 6.S5
Cows and heifers -. -. 2'so SO
CALVES in r sssiOss' 1icco lover
Pigs and lights 80. :. wy ..ssSS
Packers -. - hast heavy f.SS q SO
sheep; receipts 1890; 1o@15c lover:
Native muttons $50 4.s6
Lambs .''' - 1900 Wv W '''e
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
New York, July 2s.-Butter steady, I'M
changed; receipts IL. 2os.
Cheese steady. unchanged; receipts s.1s3:
Eggs firm; receipts 1887. Western extrs
first 23h q ESQ.
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81. Louis July 2s.-Fiour steady: red win
ter patents IS. 10000: extra fancy and
straight $5.o5@25; hard winter clears $3.50
@$5. 90.
Corn meal 50. 40.
HAY unchanged; timothy $13 @ s17 so.
Prairie %. 90 q 411. so.
Whiskey 81. Al.
Irvine &c. =.
Lard lower; prime steam S1O. bV@su.
Irv salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
boxed extra shorts 11Ec; clear ribs II &c;
short clears i1Mc.
bacon steady; boxed extra shorts 12&c;
clear ribs i2%c; short clears 12Kc. 4.
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LONDON STOCKS.

LONDON STOCKS.
London, July 2ss~-American securities. at
ter a quiet opening gained strength under
the lead Of United states Steel At noon
the market was firm and from u to Y
higher than last nights New York closing.
with New York sending fair support in
the afternoon the market closed steady with
prices near the best.
Consols for money .... ~ 1911
do for account - :. e. IS 1915
Illinois Central, 80. go. $500 eoh
Lou & Nash ....'. s.....1ts%
Bar silver quiet as is.isd per ounce.
Money y per cent.
Discount for short bills ~ per cent. !;
three months bills IN @1 Tie per cent.
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CLOSING STOCK LIST.
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Although the report of The Journal
pected for this section, yet many plant
ers state that the crop has improved
during the past month. However, rain
fall throughout this vicinity is badly
have some precipitation this week.
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FRENCH MONEY.
Paris, July disclosing: Three per cent.
rentes 97f CSC. for the account.
Exchange on London 26f 1shc for checks.
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Rome, Ca, wires. "A planter from
ten miles north of here just brought
in some punctured bolls and squares
Looks like weevil and will forward
them to State Entomologist
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o. o. Depaxtment Of Agriculture, weashs
Bureau. Local Ohscrvatton (Gentrnl
Tinne.l
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-17

Martha Voss Is second on the list to-
day with ,Il6 votes opposite her
name and she Is closely followed by
Misses de Ia Nux. Winter. Ten Sue
Kau and McKeague.
Miss TrinnIe Marcos continues to
lead in District No. 2, with l2l,SSO
votes against 131,142 for Miss Mercy
X. Akau.
Miss Mabel Waiaholo Of Lahaina and
district No heads the list with 49,
l42 votes against 1OS,6SO and O7,0Gl
and 1O5,Sli for Messes Ho. Gohier and
SchOltz
Miss Florence Deverill heads the
list in district No. 4, with ll0,995 votes
to her credit against $3.50 for Miss
Fassoth, who Is second In that district.
Votes continue to come into the con.
test department, at unprecedented rate
and each day the interest increases.
Good reports come in from Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai districts and the con-
testants In those districts say that they
will be among the leaders, for first
honors, when the final count of the
ballots are made on March 18th.