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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-03-08
1Oc EMBROIDERED
SHAMROCK LAWN
HANDKERCHIEF
d FOR 25c
q FOR 25c.

A special purchase of handkcrchiefs
for this sale direct from importers,
The great demand for Shamrock lawn
handkerchiefs has caused these goods
to be produced in many attractive
styles. The handkerchiefs offered in
this sale are neatly hemstitched, and
embroidered in corner in small floral,
medallion and spray patterns. Worth
loo each, offered in after supper sale
at 4 for 25c.
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After Supper Specials, Saturday, March
SOC KAYsER's CHAM
oIsETTE GLOVES, 25c
PAIR.

Purchased especially for this sale.
The name "Chamoisette" suggested
by the close resemblance to real
Chamois. The fabric is made from
yarn especially spun with an excep-
tionally hard twist and afterwards
treated to produce the appearance Of
uudressed feathers. Look and wear
like leather gloves. Colors-Black,
White, Tans, chamois, in all sizes at
Csc.
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$1.5O WHITE BED
SPREADS. CSC.

A new case OF bed spreads for Sat
urday nights sale. Size .72xs6 inches
ends neatly hemmed and over-stitch-
ed. A medium weight spread, bleach
ed pure white, easy to launder. Very
attractive Marseilles patterns. "A very
special offering of bed coverings
These quilts are worth $3.50 Spec.
ial price CSC.
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Spring Gloves in Great Variety
The fine imported Kid Gloves for spring

The fine imported Kid Gloves for spring
wear are being received almost daily. Perfect
fitting Gloves, made by such well known glove
manufacturers as Fownes and Centemeri Two
clasp Glace Kid Gloves for women in Black,
Brown, Tan, Gray and White, sizes 6 to 8 at
$l.OO the pair. Womens Glace Gloves, Cen
temeri make, pique sewn, colors Black, Tan,
Copenhagen, Gray, White, all sizes at $1.25
pair. Sixteen button White Kid; Gloves foS
evening wear, sizes. 6 to 711a at $2.98 pair.
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soc, sTENCILED AND
TAPESTRY PILLOW
COVERS, Csc.

Quite the newest novelty in this
line of goods. Pillow covers of tap
estry in a variety of picture designs.
Art burlap pillow covers in brown
and green stenciled in many odd and
attractive designs. Most seryiceable
covers for porch pillows. Ready 10
use. Worth SOC. On sale Saturday
night promptly at 8 o'clock. Special
price. 25c.-
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1sc CHILiDREN's HOSE,
Q PAIRS, 25c.

A hose especially made to give ser
viceable wear for school children.
Fast black, stainless dye. medium rib,
very elastic with triple knees and
heels. The reinforced parts Of these
stockings will in most cases double
the wearing service. In all sizes from
5 to9 1-2. A complete range OF sizes
for Saturday night 2 pairs for 25c.
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Spring Ribbons

New ribbons for spring in all their
beauty ansdfreshness. You will find our
ribbon department so completely stocked
as to meet your every need for ribbons of
any colorsor width. Satin and taffeta rib
bons in every staple shade. Many beau
tiful styles in fancy ribbons for bows and
sashes.
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NewW hite Piques, Is to SOC yd

The fashion favored white fabric for skirts and
suits Wide vale being featured the spring
season showing them excellent qualities at 25c
s5c and SOC yard Both domestic imported materials for
full costumes and used extensively trimming other
wash fabrics Pques being used in the making of
collars and cuffs Unusual qualities for the prices.
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A Special Sale Of ca
$50 AXMINsTER CARPETS, csc

Alexander Smith Sons best grade OF EXTRA Admins
Carpets regular price &150 yard large line of beautiful
signs colorngs select f5Cmu Don't conf6und
grade Carpets with cheaper Administer Carpets that sell at
$25 yard-for these Carpets better The best grade
Alexander Smith Sons Carpet Company Carpets that
ordinary life time Made laid and lined free Sale pr
only CSC the yard
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.4O-ineh Bordered Tissues, Csc

Just received and displayed this week for the first
time are the new bordered sheer fabrics for spring
Fine imported tissues showing the most artistic print
ing Of beautiful floral designs on white The great de-
ma1d for hordered fabrics forhs season makes this
advanced showing one of especial interest. Full 40
inches wide. On sale at Csc yard.
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
$3.50 Creme lIimOiVy sag

New style Kimon os made of Ser
pentine Crepe, satin trimmed around
collar and front. A yarist yof beau
tiful floral designs in very attractive
color combinations. Allgsizes. These
kimonos are worth $3.50. Special
price for Saturday, ST. .49.
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Buttons,
. sc Doz.

"A good quality of
pearl buttons in small
and dunn sizes. An
opportunity Saturday
to supply your sew
ing basket at SC dozen
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Sheer Whits + a5l:ics for
Spring

An early showing of the new White Cotton Fab
RIGS for the coming season. The STYLES that are
prominent for the spring and summerof 1912. Sheer
swisses in embroidered and lace effects. Embreid-
cred Batiste and erepes Ideal materials for fine
to 39ci yard.
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39cto Soc Swiss Embroidery Edges,
25G VI.

A lot Of fine Swiss Edges in widths
from z to 8 inches New and oriental
designs that viii appeal ito every
woman. The finest imported embroid-
cries worth from 30c to SOC yard, es-
pecially priced for Anniversary Sale
Saturday: at csc.
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Umbrellas, CSC

a new lot Of umbrellas at :.
special price. Made Of silk
Gloria, tapped edges, steel frame
and rod. Plain and mounted
mission handles. Sizes for men
and women. Prepare for spring
showers by having one of these
umbrellas.
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S21.5O VELVET RUGS, 1885.

size 9x12 feet splendid rug service woven In 4
pece-seamless. Made by Smith We have sold M
of these $25O but in securing
beautiful line Of colorings auction Tins
aiding offer them in this sale at the unheard Of price
\$139S want good for little moneyyou win ind Il
these yevets at 1898.
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$1.5Q CREPE KIlNoNos,

A special purchase of Long Crepe
Kimcnos for Saturday nights sale.
Made of good suality crepe on latest
models. Long sleeves. gathered Jokes,
neck and front trimmed with bands Of
mercerized satin in oriental design,
Colors, Red, Lavender, Pink, Gray
Navy and Light Blue. All sizes IS to
a. A gocd value at usual price OIL
$15O. Saturday night CSC.
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Special value at CSC.

A complete showing Of all the
new dress linens for spring and
summer. Linen fabrics for skirts,
waists and coats. The popular
Ramie linens in white and colors,
Blouse linens in all qualities from
19c to SOC yard. White waist and
dress linens from So to 80 inches
rida IN a nriea RANGE frnn osn 10 4
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Wooden Dress Fabrics for Spring
gain at $500.

New all-wool Dress Goods that are to be the prime
favOrites for spring serges, Whpcords, Herrngbone
Weaves in all the staple colors Mannish cloths in gray
effects for Suits and Skirts Cream White all wool
Serge of the coming seasons most popular fabrics
at CSC yard. Forty four inch Whipcord so much in
demand for suits all the wanted eoors at $15O yard
An assemblage of dress goods of merit and STYLE What
may be your needs you supply them in our dress
goods department. *; $500. ~
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$3.50 BRUSSELS RUGS, Sill .98.

Room 9x2 feet. These seamless BY SnI
and Sons heavy onepiece rug largest abandonment
designs to select from it has been
ure including floral a-over effects
beautiful coorngs The rug offered In Car
burg at the price, S11.9s.
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Women's Spring Neclkwear

Neckwear counter viii and displayed all that's
new in spring Neckwear variousakds of flowers are mi
aed in the beautiful styles Of Neckwear the
latest novelty Lace and net stocks small Dutch collars Of
imitation crochet and venise lace $50 to ssc Large
shoulder collars Of Macrame Flet yense aces The
popular small. nat pleated iabots at 25c and Soc
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Women's Rain Coats, SIS

The best value ever offered in rain coats for women
of medium weight rubberized absolutely waterproof
material colors. Tan Gray and Green Full cut gar
mens close fitting collars full length sizes "a to A. We
have had phenomenal sale on these coats and their
merits have been thoroughly tested special
gain at $500. - 80 .-.,I
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for SATURDAY.
sf.5OWhite Crepe Waists,
Sc

One of the seasons Amost
popular fabrics made into
waists Of striking styles! The
Waist that does not require
ironing. Two styles plain
lingerie effect neatly en-
.bfoid ered across front, three
quarter sleeves trimmed
with narrow eluny insertion,
also shirt style with soft Bol
;detacha BILE side
iabots. ALI sizes from 81 to
40. Worth $1.50. Special
price for Saturday, $50.
/
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two weights in black and medium weight
white. All sizes in black from to 81 at 25c
pair. Sizes in white upto u at S5c pair, New
shipments give ample supply of sizes.
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$500 VIessaIine e ettttiicoats, 2.98I

Trimmed With med isin wide accordion plated
flounee with naTroW 5rufies All the Scolors as
well as staple shades including Black Brown,
White, Pink, Coral Nile, Navy, Hello, Cardinal
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s t@ gsSAtssst w
Fay Stockings

Fay Stockings for children in all
sizes in BLACK and white. Fay
4'Ideal Hosiery" is, Of tested
merit. We carry these goods in
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Combs Barretteg, Ornaments

"A large assortment Of ne wcombs and bar
rettes, in shell. and amber. Small shell pins and
ornaments necessary for the popular styles Of hair
dressing. Many attractive pieces at 25c.
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An AssembIage Of Lovely Dress
trimmings

Many pieces Of exquisite aces brads and garnitures
have been added to our stock of new dress trimmings this
week. Allover laces of Venise, Macrame Plauen, EN-
brodered Nets Fllet Silk and cotton fringes baldrop
frnge crystal gold and silver beaded fringe shadow
laees-Fashion's latest Maline laces narrow crochet
edgngs and insertions to match Plain and tucked nets
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$4,000 WILTON vEI,vET RUGS s94 a {

large line handsome wilton Velvet Rugs purchasss ~
Philadelphia MILL enables to offer high
low regular market price. Large line of oriental
colorings room size 9x2 feet that viii wear almost
time. Sale price 1880.
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wide, in price range from 25c to $i.25.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-27

nings.
Luke 6:3S, Elizabeth Rivers,
Parable of the Unjust Steward"
Mary Lee King. Luke 16:1-13.
Song.
The faithful steward rewarded. 2
Tim. 4:7-8. Emily Cornwell.
A picture Of the judgment. Matt.
25:31-46. Walter Acker.
Minutes and collection.
Dismissal.
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policeman and !. T. Williams was
named as city scavenger.
Ed Burlin was appointed city
sexton. Mr. Montgomery, the pres
ent sexton, was an applicant for the
place.
P. F. Davenport was continued as
water superintendent.
J. M Callens retains his position
as street commissioner.
City Engineer Martin stated that
he was not yet ready to report on
the measurement of the streets in
the fire limits for the purpose or
making estimates on paving
Mayor Prince said he had been so
well pleased with the work of the
standing committees during the
year that he would make no chan
ges in the committees. He announc-
ed that the committees would stand
as appointed last year, The person
mel Of the various committees is as
follows:
! Finance and Ordinances. 0
Cheatham, chairman; R. D. Nc
Combs and Will Moore.
| Streets, Alleys and Sidewal
iR. w. Rushing. chairman; A. !
1 Rogers ana Will Moore.
T. Police, Parks and Cemetery
ID. McCombs, chairman: r. v
Rushing and J. T. Andrews.
water--wil1 Moore, chairman; !
/ Q. Cheathsm and r. W. Rushing
Fire and Public Buildings. T
Andrews, chairman; A. l.. Rogers
and T. o. Cheatham.
Sanitary. Lights and Printing
A. L. Rogers, chairman; r. D. Nc
Combs and J. 7. Andrews.
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Clluch of Christ.

Evangelist r. d. Smith will preach
at both services and Prof Taylor
will direct the song services. We
have had a good meeting. Hear Mr.
Smith while you have a chance.
Sunday afternoon at 1900 o'clock,
], B. Nelson will preach at Antioch,
near Ray. Immediately after the
preaching there will ,bea singing
conducted by Prof. Taylor.
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the session of that body he an
nounced as candidate for county
commissioner of precinct No. 4. He
had many friends in Waxahachie
who viii regret to learn Of his death.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Detroit,
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston,
New York at Washington.
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Main Street Christian.

Pastor A. G. Parker will preach
morning and evening. Morning
theme: Giving the Best to Jesus.
Evening subject: That Fort Worth
Farce, and Its Moral Effect Upon
the State" A sermon in plain Eng
lish- All 9th r services at the usual
hours.
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An Opportunity.

On account of having large stock
of both new and second hand fur
niture and stoves and in order to
cut down rents and storage, | will
trade off from $500 to $4,000 worth
of second hand furniture and stoves
for rent property close in. See r.
e. Moore Furniture Co. 20
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
American League.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago Cleveland, rain.
Boston Z, Philadelphia g.
St Louis-Detroit, rain.
New York TO, Washington
called in eighth, darkness
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Divine services at II a. m. and
I745 p. m. Sabbath school s.45 a.
M. Earnest Workers at 6:45 D.
m. Subject of morning sermon: Six
Thoughts concerning Gods Heirs.
Come and hear what you are heir
to may be. E. E. Bigger, Pastor.
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The pastor, = Edward Johnson,
will peach at both morning and
evening hour Bible school $50 q.
m. All other services as usual. A
cordial invitation is extended visit
ors and strangers to the city.
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Sunday school 9;45 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor at IL a. m. and
7;45 D. m. Christian Endeavor So
ciety meets at 6:45 p. IN.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR.
Texas League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Austin 5, Dallas Q.
Houston 4, Beaumont /
San Antonio 8, Galveston Q.
Waco 2, Fort Worth 0,
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Austin at Dallas.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Waco at Fort Worth.
Beaumont at Houston.
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National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburg- Cincinnati postponed,
account threatening weather.
Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 2.
New York Z, Boston 8.
st. Louis 10, Chicago 8.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg,
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-04-27
Earnest Workers Program.

Earnest WORKERS Program.
Subject: The Home Missions of
my Denomination. "a birds eye
view,)
Leader, Edna Mae Jones.
Song 40.
S. c. Psalm ss;s-22.
Prayer,
\ Roll Can (Bible qaotations.e.
Minutes.
4 Song 10. ss'sF
Who conposes the Home Missiol
committee. Louise Cooper.
Name and give brief sketch o.
the principal mountain missions
Miss Ora Miller.
Forty years among the American
'high1anders. Willis Finley.
Solo: The Ninety and Nine. Miss
Grace Bigger.
Vacation Work in the Great
Smoky Mountains of Tennessee,
Miss May Smith
The Worst Boy in the country. /
Bert Albright.
Song: God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
Close with Missionary Prayer.
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II finding a buyer Is causing you
sleeplcss nights the Daily Light will
help you through the want ads
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B. Y. r. U. Program.
Subject: The church: Gods Wit
ness.
Leader, Miss Bessie Youngblood.
Song and Prayer.
Roll Call: Answer with scripture
quotations.
1, What is meant by the word
church, as held by Baptists. Mrs.
Seal
Q. Give definition of church.
Mr.. j. X. Ward
g.. What is witnessing for God,
and where does the power to bear
witness come from? Miss Dalton
Cantrell
A.. Give the ways in which the
church bears witness to God. Miss
Ethel Roberts.
Junior b. Y. r. Y. Program.
Subject: Stewardship.
Leader, Julia Mae Ward.
Scripture Reading Luke 12:41
A..
Song and Prayer.
Whom does the steward repre-
sent7" Tim. GIT. Evelyn Hern
don.
Some things of which we art
stewards" Lead by the president
Reading, What have you done
today" Ruth Huckabee.
The How Of Stewardship:
Gen. 1920, Henry Bunkley.
NAL $40, Leslie Roland.
l Cor. 16:1-3, John Herndon.
2 Cor. 81, Sam Biard.
The Why of Stewardship:
1 Cor 9:13-17, Irene Goodman,
Prov. 1917, Vannie Mae Jen-
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Catholic Church.

Mass at and 10 o'clock. Sunday
school at $40.
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U. d. G. Program.

Chapter meets May LIST.
Roll Call--Relate some example
illustrative Of the high prices paid
for necessary household articles
during the war.
Song tSelected). Mrs Julia Jen-
kins.
Paper-The south's unprepared-
ness for the war. Mrs. Sid Farrar
Reading fSelected), Mrs. Herring.
Song tSelected). Mrs. W. Aubrey.
Discussion-Five minute talks,
led by historian.
Was the blockading of southern
ports fatal cause of the final re-
suit of the war? With cotton at two
dollars a pound in England chad it
not been for the blockade) could not
the south have continued the war
Indefinitely in spite OF the north's
superior numbers?
Music (selected), Miss Lucille
Harding.
Song Dixie" by entire men,
bership Of chapter
Christian Endeavor Program.
The Home Missions of Denomina-
ton.
A birds eye view. Ps. 33;S-22.
Leader, Worth Flynt.
Lords Prayer.
How John the Baptist started a
home mission. Miss Idella Morris.
The home field. Matt. 9:35-3S.
Mr.. Boyee Farrar.
Home field orders. Matt. 10: 5-8,
Miss Pattie Caldwell.
How missions grow. Acts STA.
Mr.. Leland Baker.
How Jesus became home mis-
sionary Miss Bertha Tribble.
Hymn.
Mission visitation. Acts 11;19-26.
Mr.. Richard Tribble.
instruction. Titus 2:1-7, Miss
Emma Gibson.
infectious zeal. Cor. 9:1-2. Mr.
Mack Dumas.
Piano Solo, Miss Agnes Bedford.
Our duty to our neighborhood
Mr.. Oscar Curry.
Mizpah.
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The Waxahachie dealers are pay
Ing the following prices for country
produce today:
Cotton, good middling per lb 1852
Cotton, strict middling, per ID 11.50
Cotton, middling, b per lb 11.37
Cotton Seed, per ton $1,000
Wheat, No. g per bushel ~, 900
Oats, per bushel -. roc to T5e
Corn, per bushel 49,, soc to soc
Alfalfa. per ton .......... $4,000
Prairie Hay, per ton :. SIC to SIS
Johnson Grass Hay, ton SIG to SIT
Chickens, sriers, per lb. .... Toe
. Hens, per lb Sc
Egges, per dozen lite
Country Butter, per lb. zoe
Sweet Potatoes, per bushe1 ..$1.25
Cream, butterfat, per Id .2sc
Hogs. on foot, per Id. ......-. &c
Fat Cows on foot per lb. Sc to 4c
Pecans, new crop per lb. ~. 15c
RETAIL MARKET.
waxAhaefie dealers. 4re REL Atiss1s
the following articles 1T prices gust
ed below ssss sps1
McAlester Lump Coal. ton $500
Colorado Coal per ton !. .-.4.$ 3d. 90
THE CITY COUNCIL
MAKES APPOINTMENTS
A Change Is Made in the CITY Sex
ton--Committees Are An
nounced.
A called meeting of the city coun-
ell was held Friday night for the
purpose of filling the appointive
places.
Tom Dixon was re-appointed city
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19

tailed weather reports showing consid-
cradle rainfall east ~ the river but
only light scattering precipitation i'm
> eAns, the market became flrmer The
advance caught stop orders on tho
short side and while around l2.iOc Tor
October the market met offerings
from some Of the big spot people,
the demand was active enough TO
send that delivery up 10 l2,Aic or ~
points higher, and about d points
above the high record of last Monday,
Closing prices were within point
or Two OF the best Talk Of an unfa-
vowhle August bureau report wu9
rather general around the ring on the
advance during the afternoon
Receipts l,ii0 bales against 2.0AA
last week ana l,l6l last year Today's
receipts al Galveston 1866 bales against
bi last year, al New orleans l,lgi
bales against 926 last year and at
Houston ~ bales against 535 last
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-19

FIR RENT-THREE FURNlGHEu
rooms, modern, front ana back en-
trance, Phone 2327 or inquire 2O9
North Cheyenne.
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MARUkE1TS
COTTON.



NEW YORK, July lS-Attcr a
quiet ana irregular morning the cot
ton market developed Increased aotlN-
ity ana decided nrmuess with old crop
and early new crop deliveries making
new high records ou covering of shorts
and more aggressive buying for long
account. The close was firm at net
advance Of llWll points,
Tho market opened steady, un-
hanged 10 an advance of points,
with the near months relatively steady
in sympathy with better cables than
looked for aud reports of continued
rains iu the eastern belt. There was
buying here against -alrs in Liverpool
and Now orleans, particularly II or-
toher. Otherwise, there was only "A
light scattering demand during the
early trading ana prices odrrd of to
about the closing figures of afl night
under realizing or local selling based
on favorable crop reports from the
western belt and expectations thnt sup
Jort would @ less in e'l iencc attn the
close of the English market The
eastern belt forecast for continued
showers prevented uuN aggressive sell
ing for short account however, ana
after the publication of the daily de
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