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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-08
BIG SIX


Marty o'roois was Bsady ana won Ms
First Dame Prom ths National
League Champs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-08
6tanding OF Clubs.
roday's Games

ro-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST Louis at BROOKLYN
Cincinnati az Boston
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F are slated TO twirl for the locnls Apd
II might be that Graham will come
back. BANKER may also be given
chance 10 produce IN case one OF the
regular men has an ascension. After
playing tho Vets three games the
Stogies Will move on to Springfield
for a series OF three games.
Tho seasons serias between the
Smokes and Vets IS somewhat one
sided. Wheeling having won but one
OF the six games played. Il will be
necessary TO take two out OF three in
the Ohio town and the same number
on the home lot In order TO even up
matters for the season.
First BGsCnan SwartIing formerly
with GAINESVILLE is said TO have re-
considered his refusal to Join Youngs-
town. He will take Tate's place at
first. as Hughey has not yet recov-
cred from his recent injury.
Pitcher AiDsworth OF the Youngs-
town team has been sold TO the Bos-
ton Americans and Will report 20 the
Red Sox at the end OF the Central
league season. He has won IS games
and lost IL this year.
bNiA A-iHioH' 'iNi'f " HetH1S anu
Akron HEAVIER is going good this sea-
son with Holyoke. In the Connecticut
league. He has won three out OF
four games pitched in the last two
weeks.
Jim Thorpe. worlds best athlete
may sign Pittsburgh contract with
in the next few days. He IS being
sought by Fred Clarke IN New York.
Emmett Moran can do almost any
thing on a baseball field. While with
Clarksburi, he used TO take his turn
In the box He says he uses tho
Christian Science ball exclusively.
Frank Ecirgton. the hitting demon
secured from Pittsburgh has so far
failed TO show exceptional ability
along that line with the Snokaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-08

Jim Thorpe. worlds best athlete
may sign Pittsburgh contract with
in the next few days. He IS being
sought by Fred Clarke IN New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-08

The Wheeling reek Athletics accept
the challenge OF the Fulton Athletic
Club Juniors. for a game Sunday. For
further arrangements call TIL on the
National phone and ask for Pete.
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steelmen neat Rea.prra-

DAYTON. o.. AIE. --! lyTo--N rs heel
1nE game Postponed. ran
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IN
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The Glencoe team IS DESTROYS OF q
game with the j. y. Ginssers or any
other strong aggregation for sunday
afternoon. at Glencoe. II accepted an
swer through the sporting columns OF
this paper.
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Emmett Moran can do almost any
thing on a baseball field. While with
Clarksburg he used 10 take his turn
In the box He SAYS he uses tho
Christian Science ball exclusively.
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Big FIELDS SCORE FOR
THE WORD AT PITTSBURG
GREATEST LINE THREW DRIVER
WHO WAS BADLY HURT.
Herman w. Enser Won the Masron
Race For ColtSersden Direct
Proved q Winner

PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug.7-Nore
close contested races. snappfer work
OF the horses. and bigger crowds char.
Circuit meet here. and made IL the
most satisfactory day thus far. for
horseman. MANAGEMENT and specta-
tor.
All four heats Of the z:10 trotting
the Pennsylvania stake were hot
races. with a field OF IL horses The
Wanderer driven by George Macy
after winning the first heat was dis
tanced
In the second heat Oakdale got
away in the lead and TO the three
quarter II was a see-saw between
Dolly S. and Oakdale. but in the
stretch Oakdale pulled out. with
Cheney. and Marigold following in
this order. and the rest OF the field
tapping nose TO shoulder. The fourth
heat Baden took the lead at the start
tat Oakdale took il from her before
the eighth pole and held II TO the
finish
An accident in the 2:O7 pace some
what marred this race. O. w. WEIGH
OF North Adams. Mass. while driving
Greatest Line in the first heat was
thrown from his seat at the eighth
pole and was severly cut and bruised.
and a shoulder dislocated. His horse
continued the race without a driver.
but was distanced.
Braden Direct took the second and
third heats easily. with Lonsworthy
B. giving him a good race after TAX
ing the first heat.
But three horses started In colt
race the Matron stake for PAGERS
, foals Of 1909. This stake that had
been strongly put forward as slG1
600 had but about 81 500 in II for
PAGER and $500 for the trotting div
ision which was run, Monday. Her.
man w Enger took both heats east
ly
In all three OF the 2.1s trot Or.
Mack. "A gray got the lead at the
start and held IL 10 the finish.
GRAND CIRCUIT SUMMARY
Is class. trotting. > in 3. purse 81 900
Doctor Mack. gr. x. 1Nuckoisl...
surf NNworthy. On = Muir
I chichester ID. =. cox .... >
tommy Finch. =. fCastle) 90. 3 3 ,
Funny Crank. b.g tGeers) ..... g .
Hamhoro. IN. z Mcdonald . dis
time. --lOi4. 2.osi4. 2.l0a..
2.07 pace in ,. purse $4,000.
, braden Direct. bl s. tEearf ....
l.ongworthy. b. &. tMurpuy) .
knight onward. b. r. D1ttyl.... ; . 2
George Penn. b. x ,Na.entine1 .. 3 5
Princess Lula. ca. m.tSnoe-
Eddie pil!arf. ch. =. ,Snowh... 3 ro.
Fanny stanton. ch NJ. ,uodKeD ro.
Gold seal. IN. N. tkrrgf ...-.. dis
Greatest Line Or m. tWelshp dis
Time. 90 p. 2.O4t,. 200.
The Pcunsyl, anita 21o ciass. trotting.
in o. purse $1,000 silver cup 10 the
winner.
l'1kdIle. ~. q. tSuow' ...... /
Pa1-n. hT. Is. tKo1uryb ...... .
Marlguld. d. III. Murphy ..-. . 8
'ueeny. p. m tfl~miugl..-. . 3
Dolly :. DR.. III. Jamison) ...- . .
Gordon Todd. br .. tGecrsD
Kenyon W, hl m. -. Mo
.Chatty Direct. hL m CCarpen-
tFrf ...... ........ ....- r
Swanec. ,. III. Darker .---. 10 10 10 dis
Tho " 1ndcrcr. b. r. tNncey1. ] dis.
Time. % y. 2OSA. 2,0sE. 2-0sA
The Natron stake No ?. for foaIs or
1909. pacing division. IN ,. values
about . 500.
Herman Wcn-cr. p. q. CNurphy) o.. /
Ward lp ION. p. e.. GsiNts1- .
i-tuy f.onner p. g. "a McIonald).. 3
Time. 2-i3L. Z.i3h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-08

4 Wellsourr Giants are also chslienxe for
a game on Saturday or Sunday.
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Frank Ecirgton. the hitting demon
secured from Pittsburgh has so far
failed to show exceptional ability
along that line with the SMOKES
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T0Ilansbee ........O o oi o = .
'airmont .........l o - l K 8
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swans. =. III. tf'arkeI .----4u ~ 10 ola
Tho " 1ndcrcr. b. F.tMncey1. ] dis
Time; o. % y. 2.OSA. 2;0sE. 2-OS%.
The Natron stake. No ?. FOR foals OF
1909. pacing division. IN 3. values
about . sUU-
Herman WcnEcr, p. = fNurphy) 90.
I-tuy f.ouner p. g -. McDonald)..
Time. 2-i2L. 2l3A.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
pRApsTREET's TRADE REVIEW
Business Moves Steadily, with signs
of Improvement.
NEW YORK, March s,-Bradstrs

NEW YORK, March s,-Bradstreets
tomorrow will say:
Trade moves along at steady pace. al
though there is still enough tagging COM
bined with a few setbacks TO prevent
desirable uniformity. The poor condition
~ country roads has deferred travehns
statesmen from getting about with IA
ciiity, but withal results reflect relative
Improvement, mail orders being features.
In the country's leading dry Eooos
market the signs indicate that 1opos.,s
IN All departments are doing more. with
here and there a good showing due TO
a previous estimate Of requirements. ibis
In tSrn is reflected on the Wins,, some
of which are hampered In getting out
goods because textile operatives are not
plentiful. on the whole. trade IN THIS
quarter is steady, In truth, better IhAn
at this time last year and tenains 70
broaden. with requests TO SEND sooas
previously ordered in advance OF the
dates originally set.
In Industrial lines preparations Tor out
door work are proceeding. but the threat
ening OF q strike OF anthracite coal MN
ers together with reports OF unrest
among hitumtnous workers. disturbs tns
situation. makes for activity IN eoat
and enables retail dealers to INCREASE
prices on hard coal, quotations Ior wne .
nave mol Dttfl utet0A w. ~
Features In the iron and steel traae som,
prehend the receipt of more liberal
specifications by the leading prodpcer,
less irreguiarity In prices for finished
material, increased production OF pig IRON
and n better demand for steei-makins
grades IN consequence Of which quota
tons have improved. -.
collections display q little better as
pset Improvement being reflected at
some centers, though payments az the
south and In the Pacific northwest are
business failures in the United States
FOR the week ending March 2 were ~.
against aes last week. go In the like week
81 1911, 20 In 1910, 5i in 1909 and zis IN
1905 A..
business failures in Canada for the
week number forty-ons, which compares
with twenty last week and forty in the
corresponding week OF 1911.
wheat. including flour exports from
the United States and Canada Tor Tue
week ending March Z. aggregate l,Ss,z.
bushels, against 3.96s,TI0 last week and
! 2 2ISs;s this week last year. For the
thirty-eight weeks ending March T. ex-
ports are il2ss5 ,552 bushels. against "a
IL SO in the corresponding period last
wear. Corn exports for the week are
| ! s4T az bushels. against 1851. 4so last week
and 2.ss4.soe in 1911. For the thirty-rix
weeks ending March z, corn exports. are
q. &c., ss bushels, against s4,ZzsSSs last
| year.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE
Increased Business Reflects APP
proach Of Spring.
WEST EXHIBITS CONFIDENCE
Demand for Dry Goods steadiiy
Brendens and Many Evidences of
Sustained strength Now
Are Noted.

NEW YORK, March SIR. G. Dun d
Co.'S Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow
will say:
An increased movement or uaae re-
fleets the near approach OF sphns an
what Is OF greater significance, the a.
mlrable conditions prevailing IN @e
winter wheat sections produce n9ie
buuyant feeling in western trane cfc'ss
and the whole business situauon
benefited thereby This is all the oester
because OF unsettfing influences prevail
ing In many parts Of the Wotio-in
MEXICO and China, in England, wnere
menacing coal strike produces Temporary
trade paralysis, and to much less oesres
In the United States. where an Important
otwithstanding unusual handicaps.
production OF pig iron was on an en-
iarged scale In February. the output
rising TO 2,1oo.sI5 tons against ..ooa.sa In
January, according to the Iron age.
The daily average In February was
no tons or 5000 more than In the
earlier month, nearly all the gam peins
provided by the steel companies. THESE
statistics clearly point to heavier oP
erations whenthe weather becomes more
open. Purchases Of round lots o. heavy
steel scrap and both basic and Bessemer
iron have been made by the leading IN
terest, while foundry grades reiiect
hardening tendency.
Activity is not pronounced In rmsnea
materials, but prices are less unsettled
and some manufacturers are more inoe-
pendent In their attitude.
Demand in dry goods steadily broadens
and many evidences of sustained strength
are noted. Some advances are noted:
notably cotton blankets and staple mapped
goods while cottons tend toward higher
level. There is also moderate improve prove
ment in the outlook for fine yarn cloths.
Less than four weeks product OF All
kinds of cloths are In stock at Fail RIVER:
Txuort shipments continue good, safes
ahead To India being the largest IN SIX
years while demand from the Red sea
IN woo,ense iobbers are doing fair
trade and are hopeful Of Its continuance;
kSome staples are well sold aneaa s saa
one leading line of oolored serges mas
been withdrawn. having been sold up TOT
spring and fall ..,rs.
Trading in footwear Is quiet and sup
Elementary orders for seasonanis lnss
Are limited. Higher prices for fal sooos
retard trade somewhat. Tanners expoct
more trade in leather as soon a. the
fall season Is about 70 begin.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
:l...:...i;: 80 s..::. $:

sHEEP-More or less indifference on
the part of packer buyers caused a
sheep and lamb trade that was decidedly
quiet at figures weak to dime lower.
For a Friday receipts were a little above
general expectancy, both in point of size
and quality. Right around 500 head ar
rived, mostly eve and lamb offerings
still in the fleece. and practically every
thing carried good finish.
Attractive fed western LAMBS sold up
TO $3.50 early In the session, indicating q
ouotable made $50 or possibly 500,
and extra good wethers landed at S.A.
Yearlings made a eteditable top OF ss.S
nd ewes ranged from A-S downward
The market for shorn goods was poorly
tested owing to meager supply and the
feeder trade WAS also a small, nominal
affair. Actual purchases on country ac-
count for the four days amount to
short 500 head.
After subtracting the country buy from
the total receipts thus far this week it
becomes evident that packers have been
kept busy on most days. The demand
has been broad and bullish throughout,
due to a combination of favorable influ-
ences. The main reason for Improvement
appears In an expanding eastern product
trade, but the sharp advance in prices
for sheep pelts has also helped consider
ably In the general uplift. Wooded pelts
are now being merchandised at an ad-
vance of S. cents over prices two weeks
ago, and spreads between wooded ana
shorn stock are accordingly much wider.
Compared with a week ago fat lambs
are closing at net advances OF 6ogf5c,
while sheep and yearlings are selling
about IS cents higher. Supplies have been
reasonably large, one packer killing about
1900 head who seldom buys more than
this number during a week OF heavy
range business. Weeks top on lambs,
500; on ewes. $500
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. ss.59d6so; lambs. fair to
good, S.S5d6.65; yearIngs. good 10 choice.
S. S9ao0: yearlings. fair 20 good. $50
SIS: wethers. good to choice, s5.ooGS.5o;
wetters, fair TO good A7sd5.ooi ewes,
good to choice, sts5gIso: ewes. fair to
good, s4.00q4.S.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Prices Harden Early, but Only Part
of Rise is Held.
DEMAND FOR RAILWAY ISSUES
speech of Taft Interpreted as Desire
TO Restore Confidence I'm Omar
tiers where that Feeling
IL Now IackinK.

NEW YORK, March s-Priees hardened
again on the stock exchange today, with
an early show OF activity. but later trad
ing fell to small proportions and only
part of the rise was held.
The local market derived some en-
enlargement from London, where Ameri-
cans were IN better demand than recently.
closing with a majority Of net gains. In
creased strength in United States Steel
was again attended by extensive deal
Their covering Of short contracts. The
game apparently was true of Reading, In
which much Of the recent pressure VAS
relaxed. The Hartman issues. Great
standard railway shares were In fair
demand. Amslgamated Copper continued
It's upward progress, although falling
back upon the publication OF the Feb
rksry statement Of the Copper Producers
association. which disclosed smaller
decrease In stocks than had been ex-
pected. other copper shares hold their
ground. and the various equipment Is
sues moved up In anticipation OF Inn
pending railway requirements. In tire
final hour the market manifested a FUR
Their tendency towards heayiness. but net
results In the nlsin were favorable to the
long account.
Developments OF the DAY included a
speech by President Taft. which was in
tended as an offset to recent remarks
by IolOIlei Roosevelt ana IL was IN
terpreted as a desire, on the part OF the
administration 10 restore confidence In
quarters where that feeling now is lack
ina.
Adylces from Washington announcing
that congress INTENDS to investigate tie
smelling trust found no reflection In the
securities. which were distinctly strong.
Tho annual report OF the American
Smelling company, which Is soon TO
Issue. probably win make a better show
ing than that OF the previous year.
The money movement in this city dur
ing the last week WAS relatively unlm-
portant. with Indications of a moderate
cash loss. Adyices now at hand show
the severe strain to which, German
financial institutions were put during last
autumn's crisis, and which continues "a
mirror itself In the ineessant demands
for cash from Berlin. That center re-
ported a moro steady tone today, with
firrnnees for our stocks.
The sole feature Of the local money
market was the higher rate demanded
FOR short time maturfties. sixty -das
loans being made at an advance Of !.
per cent.
Bonds were steady With narrow ulovs.
flent In the more prominent issues. fota
sales tpar valued. s27os.oco. United STATE,
government 3 coupon and the Is I'D.
vanced u and the 3s, u per cent on call
Number OF sales and leading quotation,
on stocks today were as follows:
{ a.iea Iftgh Law CinAA
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
Coffee Market

NEW YORK. March s.-cpFFEE-Fu,
lures market opened steady At unchanged
prices 10 an advance Of points In re-
sponse to a little support from leading
trade interests and steady French CABLES
The close was little off from the best
under realizing and barely steady, al
though last prices still showed net gains
OF from to points. Sales, $500 bags.
March and April, is. sc: May, fs.35c; June,
Il. 4Oc; July. ls.i5c; August. 10 Sep
tember. 1880; October. u. 5nc: November.
10. asc; December. 13.4sc: January. lS.iec;
February, 1341c. Havre was unchang
to II higher; Hamburg, hpfg higher
Rio unchanged at sSss5: Santos. un-
changed, 4s sS5I: receipts at the two Bra
lillian ports were 1900 bags. against u ,eo'
last year: Jundiahy receipts. 500 bags
against 2.6o0 last year: New York ware
house delivered yesterday Ss2i bags,
against 5.sl5 last year; todays special
santos cable reported As 80 refs lower at
ssaO0: Sac Paulo receipts, 1000 bags,
against l2.Ooo yesterday. spot eSGee'
steady; Rio. No. !, ltsc; santos No; =
1sizc. Mild coffee, dull: Cordova, le1fs,
nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
Metal Market.

NEW YORK. March s-MEIALs-
Standard copper. weak. spot. March,
AnriI' MAY, June and July. s1As7,s asked.
London market weak; spot, fs4 i5s cd;
futures. f65 SIS Sd Arrivals reported at
New York today. 1855 tons. Custom
house returns show exports Of 5.55s tons
so far this month. Lake copper. si4.50d
l75: electrolytic. sl40od1+i2i=: casting.
slss7IzrlL12iz. Tin. steady; spot. $3.50
fI4s.S5, March. s2.fa43,S; April. 81. 81
go; May. sti.57izatl .e2le; June, tfl5ea
r.0D; July, saa0al.o0 London market,
firm; spot. fieo: futures. fls6 IS. Local
sales. 20 tons March at Sass and 3 tons
at So 40 8 tons spot at So. Is and % tons
April at SO % Lead. easy: 81. 0o684 10. New
York, and ss.s5G3s7i- East St Louis.
London, rs 1ss Cd. Spelter steady: $50
Goo. New York. and tsso bid. East St
Louis London. lfs los. Iron. Cleveland
Warrants. SOS ID in London. Locally Iron
was unsettled: Ne l foundry northern
sil Tsalaz5: No. 2 slAEa147s: No. 1
southern and No. southern soft. siI756
i5g.
ST. LOUIS. March s-METALS-Leed,
firm: 500. Spelter. strong: $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-09
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. /. lib. cartons. aci NO.
1, in so-lb. tubs SIC; No. = zsci psekns,
CHEEsE-Imported swiss. sc; Amezi-
can swiss SCI block sx,n ss,ss' ie y ss1ns
Americans, nc; blue label brick, Sc hm-
berger, 2-lb.. soc; lib. nc.
bEFF CUT PRlCES-R.bss No. ]. lic;
No. q isc, No. 4. LAC. Loins, No; l.
isIsc; No. :. l4lsc; NO. :. lAe. Chucks. 70
j. sc; No. 2 re; No. sts' s aoand ps.; 10.
30 i. sc; No. ., SIC; No. 3. &C..
FRCITs-Apples: Extra fancy Ban
Davis. per bbl., $3.50; Jonathan, per Dbl.
A50; fancy Winesaps' per Dbl, ~,
fancy Missouri Pipplns. per Dbl, 81 70;
fancy danos, per Dol, w. i9a "a.
washington spitzenberg. per box. t2H:
yysSbIngton r. Beauty, per box, S2.2.
xvashington Styman Winesaps per box,
sa5a. Bananas: Fancy seiecl, per bunch,
Z. 2sQ25o: Jumbo. per bunch. NeqSIs-
"a Is: pef box, s3.7s. Dates: Anchor
hrand new. % lib. pkgs. in boxes. per
hax ss.8; Dromedary brand, new, -
lib. pkgs- in boxes, per box SW
F1Ss: California. per case Of !. No.
Z pkss1 q: Der case u SO No. s pkgs.,
x n. bulk in s-lb. and 5o-ib. boxes.
per III. ice; New Turkish. 5-crown In
AIN hoxes. per ID. l5c; 6-erown In
A.Ih boxes. per lb. i6e. 7-crown in
n-iS boxes. per lb., lie. Grape fruit:
Florida. s size. per crate. $50: IS size,
ar az crate. $50; so-sls4 sizes. per crate.
= ca Grapes: Malaga grapes in bbis-.
z ssaseo. Lemons; Limoneira Selected
S-snd extra fancy, N2ee-3se sizes. per box,
e. -. foma Limonelra, fancy, 9a-26o sizes.
- hay $50: 40 ard ~ sizes. Soc per
hox Isss Oranges: California Cameifa
brsna navels, extra fancy. ss-les-i5o- MS
sse- zls- "a sizes. per box. III: extra
choiee. ali sizes. per box rs: Eie-
Sssns brand. ls;-lbe-fTs- so-21s-s5a sizes.
- hox' G.A Cabbage Wisconsin. per
II IS Carrots: per h., nc. Celery:
California Jumbo. per doz-, tloo; Florida !;
IN the rough, 8 and doz.. per case.
Ga Cocumbers: Hot house. per dox,
= n Egx plant: Fancy Florida, psr dox |,
= Al Garlic: Extra fancy. white, per 10,
s. Lettuce: Extra fancy leaf, per dox
- Onions: California, white boilins,
nsr III. &c; Wisconsin. yellow Globe. per
n &c: Red Globe. per ID. &c: Spanish.
NJ crate. s1aa Parsley Fancy south
IN Der doz tunckess o95c ParsnipS-
pe- il SIC Potatoes: Minnesota Early
nhia, per buL. ga Wisconsin White
Sork Per 90 rh Rutahaxns. IN
ssrss prr h i-c. Tomatoes. Florida
- e1hskt- crate. tk0. cuhsn. par s-hskf.
rsrrser. HH Turutp<- Per h, Pc.
Sugar Asrkrf-
NEW York March &-SCGAR-Rxr.
Steady. rnIScovaio. . test. Lele: cen.
trsfuezl Is test. ale, mcsasz.e. q tss1.
JAZZ Fstined stndy.
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