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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
THIRD LEGISLATURE HAS
RECORD FOR KILLING BILLS

Oklahoma City, Feb. 20-It has been
remarked that the third legislature
has so far done more in killing bad
bills than in passing new laws. If
the rule of adjournment at the end of
the first sixty days is adhered to the
session has but twelve more working
days, and a total of fifteen bills have
been presented to the governor, none
of which may be said to be important.
1t is now virtually certain that the
congressional redistricting cannot be
handled during the regular session, and
it is thought Governor Cruce will not
call an extra session on this account.
If the legislature can reach 1t, some
change. will be made in the general
election law. The house committee on
privileges and elections has tenta
tive bill drawn which provides that
the state election board shall be elect
ed every two years by the people, and
under the district plan one member
will be a republican The secretary
of state will be made member, but
otherwise, the powers of the board will
be left as at present Another feature
is the rotation of candidates names in
the primary election. and for general
elections three ballots, the state. the
congressional and the county, are CON
templated
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
DEMOCRATS VOTE TO AID
IN DISpOS|NG OF BILLS
BY Associated Press.

~ ttNNtNttNNW 7 IVoos
Washington. D. G., Feb. 2O.-A
Igreat majority of the democrats today
voted with the republicans for the
adoption of rule. providing that all
rules be suspended on two-thirds vote.
during the remainder Of the session to
hasten action on tardy measures. The
democrats announced that they are
willing to do anything they can to help
the republicans out of the predicament
and avoid an extra session if possible.
The three days fiilibuster was broken
today when the war claims bill was
passed.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
day Nights Attraction.

Woman's Way" which ap.
he Auditorium on February
rywhere acknowledged as a
is sane and logic in concep.
production. While it furn.
.rge share of the thrills that
is from this class of play,
,od-stirring instances and
limaxes are not so numer.
interfere seriously with the
|rling out of the plot. Ger.
icy w. Pascoe is to be con-
upon having given the
s a play that is bound to
In, excite. amuse and thrill
put raising them quite off
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
M'FARLANO AND MORAN
TO MEET ON MARCH ID

Chicago, H., Feb. 17.-Packey Me
Farland, the Chicago lightweight ard
Owen Moran, the English fighter,
have agreed upon terms for match
at the Fairmount Club OF New York
on March IA
Mcfarland has started to train.
Aside from being about FIVE pounds
overweight, the Chicago lad says he is
ready to enter the ring.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
iLATURE PREPARES FOR
NE DIE ADJOURNMENT

IONA City. Feb. 90.--one of the
ings to be considered by the
Re today will be the question
lie adjournment. Resolutions
-oduced Ia both houses Friday
lrn on March 4. Representa-
thony would 20 home at mid
] that date and Senator Frank,
Id cease iawmalIiue at 10 in
ming. Both resolutions went
Ill Monday.
lrch 4 expires the constitutions
v session. If the legislators
continue on or after that date
st work at So per day instead
as for the iirst SO days. In
4 this automatic salary decrease
! d most effectively in stopping
I lature, as the constitution
Intended il should. And the
! of the third legislature are
s Inclined to work at 81 per day
ir predecessors, and for This
is believed that adjournment
lr shortly after. if not on
The legislative halls were
v deserted Saturday. the big
of the legislators having ac-
e Tulsa invitation and start
he oil fields on the special
eh left Oklahoma City at Z
aturday morning. A few of
timid ones were kept here
y = ormy weather.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24

Value of Principal Articles of Domes
tic Production Exported to Can
ada From U. s., Fiscal
Year, 1910.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
committee Reports Hobs0n Bill.
by Associated Press.

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-THE
Hobson bill. to encourage the develop
ment of the American Merchant Ma
rine and to promote commerce and ma
tional defense, was reported favorably
to the house today by the committee
on merchant marines.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
Only Basis For Peace.

'sociated Press.
$, France, Feb, 2O.-In a review
crisis in Mexico, made today
le Associated Press, Jose Yues
ntour, minister of finance in the
[ of President Diaz. declared
le only basis for peace was that
surgents lay down their arms
& negotiations with the govern
which on its part should grant
m of the evils that made a revo-
possible.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
Total Imports

between the United States and all
area addition thereto from
Newfoundland and Labrador not separately stated prior to 1873
domestic merchandise exported
10 2 million represented the value of
lstuns million Million
Iactures ready for consumption
principal imports from exports Canada
trade country the tables:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

@is aus Der Reoe erfi6tlih 1T, bic
Goup. Sarmpr Dor lem nemotrQtiIhen
&lub in Bolton gebaltsn bat, miro bic
nemotrattf6e partei ben 5ariF sur
9ouptfrage Oss Wahaampfes maiden.
Eas III etne Der gartet foroerlihe
Jteueruna. Wdbrsno 3pDif Sabre
hat fie ben sarif qls nebenfahlih Be-
bdnoelt unp ous bat gum nita germ
gen Ebetie lire beitdnciqen gaieberla.
gen bsrbeiseftibrt. Segt, bu lie Ten
1drif in ben 8oroergrunb 'tent, bat
tts bsoeuteno before Qusiihten auf
grfols. 8oh 1T erfidtIih, b1b fie
etnas 81 frlb losf6isBt. 0oup. Bar.
mon, tpie alle anhsren bemotratifhen
Aeoner psrIu6t ben einprud au erz
lpeten, als psnn grdiipent saft Der
scrif eReDiiipn feinblih ueaeniiber,
itGHee. 9us itebi nit Der Dahraeit
I'M fhroffsn Wiperfprud. Der prdiis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Die Sorp grefis ir Gnsz
iano matt oem S6astan8ler 2IoDn
George ben 8orpurf, bab er ourh
ieins grdnOreoen gegen Die 2orbs pi.
4rbetterzStreits peruria6t babe. 9dP
Der &an3Ler Reoen qegen bic Qoros se.
halten bat. 1T ri6tiq aber fis p-eoia<
ten ntdt gufrubr, ionoern GereAtigs
telt. Sic itummten aus Der .3sit, Gig
Der aan3ler oie2lltsrspenIipn anitrebts.
Die iegt singefiihrt 1T uno pel4er fic5
bic Goros 10 beftig pioerfetten. Gr
nertrat ben Stanopuntt, DAP oi.
Goros, rpelhe jdbrlit qrofe Summeu
ttr oas Re6t, aIi ibrem 9oDen ao6e
len 81 foroern erhalten, petpfli G!.t
feien, gum uHterhalt Der in ben ger1z
lperten fth aufreibenoen WannfAqftsn
bei3utragen. Gr ma6te babel cine I'm
tsrihetoung 8ptIdeu miibelofem un0
erarbettetem 8slpinn, Die ben 2orDs
be'onoers ununsenebm in Die 0aIe AZ.
fabren 1T, neil iie Iammt uno IonDers
ppn Renten in Der perfhieoenitsr
Torm ls6er. aber jeoer mob.rre
8oIt5pirt1 matt jeBt oisie Inter
fdeIoun5, neil its unperfsnnbar rihtis
lit. Was nun Die Strsits felbft be
trtfft, 10 tpGren iie ausgebroaen, ps7n
aud QLopo George in ieinem qansen
2ehen tein siH3igss Dort gerebet bate.
Die 5oroeruHg mar unausblei6lit
GnolaHo bat 1it pom elmer lanqel
&riiis srbolt. in psIher Die 26bne auf
oas notoriihs Winimum berabgeieb.
ipuroen. S6lisblth qingen ober Die
9obne IN 5oIge Der beitdnbigen preisz
ftstgsrunQ in 2sbsnsmittstn nod untsr
bas Utinimum beHen herub, mas 3ur
grboltunq bes Dofeins obfofut moth.
fpenoig 1T. 9eeen cine Iolhe Totblaas
nubte bod bic Waffe bes 5treits III
anipsaouHs sebra4t nsrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Gr6tin unb HretisH. Don
osm btuiihen Qomponiiien Woris
Wosfrtpssp, Der felt laHeen Jabren
in paris lebt. iDiyb foleenber eeluHss'
ner Mis srsablt: Cine pornsbme
Dame ukrviht< itm ibr album.
bamii sr cine Grinnerung BARN nies
berlege. H<im Durmbl6t.ern itieb
Mostppsip aai ben AusipruH Dams
b. Billions: .Jn oerWufii siebt ss nur
brei y. Bad. HeeiboDsn une grabms.
ale nnberen fine Gummsopfs~ terfs
iinS). Dos mar Don Gsiisn Biilolps
unsIaubiin tefneio<n. Wosscrsfp
that brber ocsOessnitil. inbem e In
Das 4lbum f6rieb: .Jn Der WuFi
giebt e nur otsi W, Wisprbssr, ,Wen.
bslsic1n ano Mosisrpstp, ale onhera
limb QhriiieH- (tr@iiens). Do er<tin
uno tretlen i'm Jransoiif6en fan
olein lnuisH. 10 bilct!e bas wities
Worf auh sineH ausesseimneien fraRs
sDhfdtn Galsmbour.
GrfIarliher lImihmuaa.
Sinoiolis H.: Cages gle mai.
Serr aomniliione, friiber por ahrf
reid,e Snnte 10 iebr bnseaen. hab Sie
eleffroietnIfer meroem iotltcn. Mno
nun labi iie sis gar ai,f tire Qofiga
oiele @iHenid9nft i1i6irsnY~
siioioins g.: IA, bic III rine be.
seilierte antdHoerin bes FADES. iei,
e eelungeH, ibren g1nnrrbnrt burdj
eiettrisitdt si teieitieesl.@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Qprimer peri6idt ietne Reosn
bie er i'm Staate Jqinois uno nitt i'm
8pngreB gegen Snttiatipe uno Refs'
rerbum bGlt unter ietnsm poitfraneo.
0as 1T Elm n}ibbraud bes Sruntaturs
gribiIeQiums, oas bic &ongreBsWttts
qlteoer Tit gspdhren. 9tatpem bic
5aIGre beoeuteno erboht porosn Ino,
1oaten bic Son9reB Mit9IieDsr ben
9lnItano baben, auf oas 5rontatur'
9rtpileQtum gu per3thten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
5anfunoiieb5is Sabre aeuti&,
amerifaniideH 3eitunsss
iueIeas.

Cine Der tpi6tigitsn annbgebuns.n
oeuti6er aultururbeit ijt I'M 3uiams
menbonse NIT ber5sRr bss uTsutfdeu
5agss" in GoDington uno In Gincins
nati, beioe Jeite tpuroen an Elm unb
bemielben Gage besanssn, BEL lpsitem
niht binreihenb ssnus in ben Dprbers
grunb setreten. Sie tpurbs aud Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11
9lapperm maulhen.

2iIi tslim Nrdutigam Der grcbeli
St]peiter): .@ariiH ieio 5br g,if)
benn bos2"
- sd ipoiIfe mir eine pcn giles
goden abihneioen, unb Fe erIaabrs 8
nidt."
Siai tlciie): nyit, fsg ibr nidlts
oaDon. Tann Seig' Id Dir ben So.
ben, no fs fe tnufi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-11

Wie eriIhtlth, Iino Die gar
mer in GROCER 4n3abI ge0en BEN Yrta
Iioenten negen Der ianaoiih2n TeS!s
prp3itdt oufgebradt. Sn Connecticut,
bas oon tein beoeutenoer ldnotptrthz
ftaftliher Stuat 1T, tpuroe Der Yro.
iioent pon zen 9rdngers iehr unre'pets
tirIih bshanDelt uno in Wiitiean bat
stns SarmerpereiniguRg bsihlpHen,
Der Stdats z5air fern gu bletben. neil
Der 8rGIioent ihr beitpobnen tptro. 60
uriinniQ bic Steuuno lit, tpelfe Die
Farmer ceQen Den 9rdiioenten einnehs
men, Ia iie BON Der Rssipro3itdt ntht
nen minoe'ten Radtbeil su bsfiirhten
bdben, Iino mir bod nttt iiberr1icht.
Die Turmer MAIDEN es 1enau 10 ME
Die Sabritonten. Der S6uBsol bat
linen ben 9eritanb pertiimmert. Sie
haben iid oermdBen in ben 8eoantsn
BON Der Rot6lpenoigteit hoher 3olle
bineingeIebt Dab Tie qegeu iebe
GrmdBiquna Der 3ole dntGmpfen,
auh penn Oa8 offertunbi9 gu ihrem
9ortbeil tpGre. gDir QIauben iebch.
Dag Die Grregunq Der 1drmer ourh
Die GrmdBigunq Der 5abritat3Oqe CUR
Ruhe tDmmen pir0. Wenn Die lamb
fUirt6IhaitIiten 30Qe terabgeTett rper.
ben uno bic Fubritat30Qs njht. 10
ip0re ia AUDI 8runo 5ur lln3uTrieoenz
belt pprhanoeR.
Der prGiibent fa3t, bag
Die Observation-Disclosures GntT aeioun9
in Saten oes 8obIsn0ls uuG Gabatss
gruIts ben sroBsr SorporationsR etne
Rihtifnur geIIefert babe, ipeldlt lie be-
fdbiee, itra 8eT5dfts in ocTcslihsr
Neiie gu fiibreu. @ir pouen ieboh
hoffen, OdB Der 8rdfiDent oamit Die
SruitTrage niht fur erIsbi9t belt, oenn
unter Der neuen CronunQ ii7o biz
Sorporatipnen ebtrfo befdaJt, ibrc
8aaren gu monopoliiiren, pie bisber.
@enn es aud rihtlg 1T, ocB lie feline
aon3entriruno auf tiritIitem Weas,
ourt atlieni6isbungen Il. (. ~. Derz
anitaItsn tOnnsn, 10 ftebt ibnsn bod
nihts i'm Dege, turh oirsttsn Gtntauf
pon 8striebsn Elm Y{onopoI su itafs
fen uno e. tann aIs ii1cr Qelten, oaB
pas @roBtapital Ijt bieie @,tsqenbslt
niht entgebeR laHen Diro. SIN llsbris
Qeu 1T nahpeisbar. Dab bic S.arbaro
Oil Gompdnp nid,ts Don ihrer Wddt
etngebiiBt bat. Den CeIbanoel 8u mo-
nopoliiiren. Gs 1T Oabsr unbeDingt
notblpenoig, OaB priters 9eIeg CUR Rez
qelunq Der 5rufts erIuHen perosr.
rpobet mir nod bemfrten tpoIl,n, bar
mir Die &5orte pc: BrGiioentsn nint
bahin dufiafisn, 0aR sr eirs peitere
itaotlite aoutrole Fiir unn0T5i8 sr.
a6te.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

Z. J. Davis reports that his business is
steadily increasing The hosting OF heavy
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Building Notes of the Week

safes being one Of his specialties this line
OF work is especially good due to his per-
fected system OF handling usually awk-
ward Job,
The Omaha Van and Storage company
is keeping its entire force busy all the
time. It's immense fireproof storage build
ing, in connection with its expert knowl-
edge OF how TO handle and store furniture,
is responsible for the commercial activity
around its office
By maintaining. a standard Of quality IN
the manufacture Of its product the Ideal
Cement Stone company has no complaint
TO register, business being unusually good
with IL.
Milton Rogers & Sons company has re-
Gently secured the contract for the tile
floors, vestibuls and firsplaees in the hand.
some new residence Mr.. Arthur English, IL
building on rhirty-eighth and cass streets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

drawers, can be used for many things not
needed every day. For example, fruit jars,
after their contents have been taken out,
can be placed into upper cuphoards there
TO stay for many months until canning
season comes again. They are entirely out
of the way and their destruction is less
probable than II they were jostled about on
shelves used for other purposes.
Kitchen and pantry cuphoards are divided
into two parts, the lower part being below
what is called the. counter, the counter be-
ing placed from thirty inches TO thirty -four
inches above the floor. according to prefer
enee, thirty inches being the standard table
height and best for short women. Below
the counter there should be drawers of
several sizes and cupboards containing
shelves. Above the counter it Is best to
leave an open space of about eighteen
inches which makes a convenient table top
handy on which 10 set things and espe-
cially when entertaining these counter tops
prove very convenient, The cupboard above
is placed on iron or wood brackets as well
as being secured 70 the partition behind.
AL kitchen and pantry cupboard doors
should be wood doors never glass, for OBJ.
vious reasons,
In a cupboard, below the counter top,
there should be provided at the most con-
venient location, preferably Just near or
under a window, built in flour bins. Under
the sink board a bottomless sliding door
containing small brass rods on which to
hang towels is very convenient. on these
the towels can be hung down and the doors
slid under the sink, where the dish towels
are out OF the way while drying.
The wash stand and chiffonier and other
furniture of this nature are really intended
for cupboards on casters, designed TO serve
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

an ornamental as well as useful purpose.
In addition to these, however, some cup
boards are also provided For example:
In the bathroom there should be a small
M cine cabinet which Is usually located
jui over the lavatory and contains a mir
ror door in front. The shelves in this cabi-
net should be adjustable so that they can
be arranged according to the height of bot
ties put in H. The medicine cabinet should
never be placed on the outside wall Of a
frame house in cold climates, for when
the doors are closed the contents within
will invariably freeze.
When a linen room is provided, cupboards
-~, ''r'riable to open shelves. and in this
.s#H go ~N-'rld also run to the
ceiling, being divided into three sections
the lower section containing either drawers
or cupboards according to preference The
upper section, up to six and one-half feet
above the floor, should have one set Of
drawers, and above that another set Of
drawers which can only be reached by
chair or ladder and which will be used for
the storage OF off-season wearing apparel.
Cedar linen cupbosrds are very splendid
thing, and are Yermine proof, provided that
no varnish is put upon the woodwork. 1t is
also a good idea to seal the entire room,
IlOOT, Wdlls bhu' CSilIlB Win SSOaA AAcN4 ms
left smooth, but unvarnished When
clothes closets are large enough TO contain
a cupboard full Of sliding drawers, such a
cupboard should be made as follows: In
the lower part provide several deep draw
ers for old and new shoes. Above these
up to five feet high, place a row of wide
shallow drawers, the drawers should not
be less than three feet wide and preferably
four feet wide, and verv shallow, not more
than three inches deep inside. These draw
ers are intended to contain but few gar
ments laid out full length in each drawer,
such as skirts trousers, and other wear
ing apparel which should not be folded,
Placing but two or three garments in each
drawer makes them easily obtainable. with
out disturbing a great deal Of clothing.
Above these drawers should be placed
large cupboards, to be used as hat boxes,
but the writer will frankly admit that he
is at an utter loss 10 state just how large
a womAn's hatbox should be. Each woman
must therefore decide this point to suit
her own preference or requirements. II Is
suggested, however, that a hatbox four
feet square would probably be the most
advisable since il could be arranged inside
to contain hats Of any size that fashion
might require.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Optimistic Report
Returned on Crops

The Burlington freight offices are in re-
ceipt OF q Nebraska corn crop report made
by the Nye- Schneid Fowler company
that operates elevators and warehouses al
nearly every station on the Burlington
Union Pacific and Northwestern railroads
in Nebraska. The report Is made up from
reports submitted by the company EN-
ployes and from personal investigations OF
the members of the company, and bears
date Of August Is
Unlike the report of the Cavers Elevator
company, published Friday, the Nye-
schnsidsr- Fowler compilation is optimistic
but not along the boom line The summary
places the corn crop OF the east half Of
the state far ahead OF that of last year
ana above the average Of the last ter
years.
The rcport describes the corn as benl
we'll saFed, a good stand and rapidly pasS
ing beyond danger OF frost.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

The Omaha Sanitary supply company has
taken over the business Of the Johnson
Rowe-Paige company and is notifying the
trade to that effect. This, firm will in the
future conduct its business as an exclusive
tobbing concern, carrying large and as
sorted stock Of plumbing. heating, water
and steam engineers supplies,
Quality is 10 be the first and last consid-
Grafton in its new departure. ]. Harold
Evans is the secretary OF the new COM
pauy
The Maggsrd Van and storsEs company
is daily adding 70 iS list OF pleased pa.
irons by its safe and careful system Of
handling all business awarded Il.
The man that IL always telling his friends
and family that he is going TO have a
little home OF his own some day must
eudgel his brain overtime for an excuse
these days. as the Modern Homes construe-
ton company has presented a plant 20 that
person that admits OF no argument against
doing II now"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Mr.. CLAUsEN's BOOK
.'The Art, Science and Sentiment OF
HomObullding."

80 chapters. 900 Illustrations II
covers a wide range OF subjects, in
eludlng the planning Of bungalows,
suburban and city homes, costing
from 5000 to $4,000, letting con.
tracts, choosing materials, proper
design of entrance, windows, fire
places, etc New third edition. Price,
postpaid. .Sl.00. -
Address, Arthur o, Clausen, Aren't
teot, 113e-37-2s Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
RuiIhinr PrrmItn.

W. .. Elrod, $3.50 North Fourteenth street.
addition, $500; Nora A. Donahue. 29l7 Web
steT street. frame dwelling, $500: oliver
Anderson, l2il South Thirteenth street ad-
dition 500; II. W. Dunn, 5sli Mason street
frame dwelling, 1850.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27
Lifelong Bondage

70 dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
troubles is needless. Electric Bittsrs is the
guaranteed remedy, Soc. For sale by Beaten
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-27

Persistent Advertising la the Road to Big
Returns
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-13
GOTHAM COTTON
MAKES 4 RECORD
BUSINESS WAS ACTIVE AND THE
MARKET IMPROVED ON PROFIT
TAKING BY SHORTS AND FOR
ElGN BUYING.

New York, Dec. 12.-Cotton opened
steady at decline of EOS points on
the near months, which made new low
records for the season, while the
more remote deliveries We're unchang-
ed TO one point higher. Business was
active and the market improved on
proft-taking by shorts, continued buy
ing by foreign houses against sales
in Liverpool and some buying for a
turn, which seemed to be based on
a feeling that the government esti-
mate had not created a great deal of
fresh selling power and that realiz-
ing by shorts would tend to rally the
market before the holidays.
Trading was less active during the
afternoon, but prices ruled steady and
some 4@5 points net higher on COW
ering and buying by reactionists
The steadier tone which developed
in The market right after the open
ing as a result of active covering and
foreign buying carried prices about
three to five points above the closing
figures of last night. The South was
seller here and the market later in
forenoon was nervous and unsettled
with prices two or three points off
from the best at close. Spot quiet;
middling uplands, 800 nominal.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-12-13
MARKET ACTIVE
DURING BUYING
ALL SHARES WERE STRONG
WITH RAILROAD LEADING IN
GAINS WHILE PRICES WERE
BOOSTED.

New York, Dec. 12.-Active buying
ing was resumed today. An unus-
ually large amount of orders for the
long account accumulated over night
a.. result of yesterdays rise. Sub
stantial gains were made in every
quarter at the outset with the bidding
strongest in the railroad shares. Ca
madam Pacific made the best gain,
amounting to IA. Great Northern
Ore &c tiLcates recovered H. points
of yes erday's loss. Reading, Louis
vile aid Nashville, International Har-
ves.er and American SIcelting gained
a point and the other active issues
subst Initial fractions.
Clocks were supplied on tbs r:se
and tbs list fe;l back half a poi on
an average. ST. Paul receded u and
anadian Pacific IA. Wabash pre-
ferred was heavy. Trade became dull
when prices receded
The ticker was motionless for pro-
longed periods during the late after
noon and fluctuations were insignifi-
cant.
Final prices disclosed small gains
generally as a result Of today's deal
ings. The market closed steady.
Traders made little effort this morn
ing to extend yesterdays sharp rise
in stocks Professional operators
took profits with the result that the
market became dull. A higher range
of prices in London stimulated the
market at the opening. Operations
for the long account we're assisted al
so by easier money.
Business contracted steadily during
the second hour ana bonds were ir-
regular.
Active stocks receded gradually and
prices ruled about on party with
yesterdays closing