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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
siRsislk0s stiEta RtgsI ane
ofIdlhr4El fMayBe4iiaL6
ia eU AdsEiime.
lIlBp9l4 t4Bg P VA
General fi,ierta and HIS Troops Are
a Short Distance frcrns~~,s
Q : That City ACa3ahy Q " Q
.aIaATs5 M5yingtoadIAa :

Associated Press speefai!s ~ ~
nCHihauhau,- Mex3 aJdne l5i.aRel
ihfofcemehts were esent south FROM
here today to support the vanguard
Of the5 rebel forces builder General
Rojas at Santa Rosaiia, north Of
the city of Jiminef. dtno2
aPersistent reports rerqYeaching
this CITY to. theeeffects that, General
Huertaehas moved sthe federal for
ces q short distance north, Of Tmi-
naZ and that Indications are that
the rebel cavalry may be sent south
to harass 'Huerfa, as , most df the
federal cavalry has qbeeaa ssenf oat'
OH "a ffanka movement. M @
hskirmfshing between1 the rebels
and federalsais1 h8wIeMpe eted at any
tffae,s thoaghTst III athoh giae that the
prospects 1ef eha e~eAed Battle are
remotson edit moIf nlsTt htiw
fMesicAn; ocongressmenso Who came
here stod Atalk peace wfshss General
Orozco, the .IaaaoG ,aBIthe rebels,
osinr6pnfeFence gwith hjml today
These cQnaEessm efsf SAY nthey were
stepped Ate Nuevo Larsaess Mexices
bE.osseTft safvisee 90 tfieers oe 3 the
Me4Asaa KpvsEngaant II hut thny man
Aaad .tooget eape=a tina dtnNns1ry and
thasbtnu 1d,asaSa hglseN AasAun1o rep
teoentb anAatktonnof Nha Msaxtrxn con
gress which will recognizhDrozc,
| II he will lay down his arms.
hRHoFfhtHoH YaIlaY poxarH 81 y3lnf
REBEL 0 COMMISSIONING sol | (
IN a Meet. WITH eefAla4 tHi
.hnuQddt1oT
Unable Ie. dSecIIre. .RecaanfdbM b
.fthes U9dtSu States .GoscFnne ut. {
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05

No Prayer Meeting Tonight 40
There 1awlflo be no hfd-week SER
vice at the Central Presbyterian
church tonight.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05


cha" jsATBm sdt 40 aIua dsB7
Associate duPress SpeciaI.ay bsi1I an
London England June d5-7-In the
TITANIC inquiry .otodayraJ. ID Bruce
Ismay, ia making replies to queries
directed to him while continuing
his testimony today largely confin-
ed himselfr toI aklng such ANSWERS
asIsbidomt M, owtI ofTfthat's out
side my province Ismay admitted
that che knewVthe' Titanic did not
carry eneTah d life" boats to accom-
modate all OF the 1lpassengers and
crew IL that If all the boats left the
ship 9uthere lwolIld II stiltnbe PER-
sensb chi board sthat heu knew "a
number we're left behind VIXEN his
boat iefti the Titanic following tns
collision with Dti1p1 fceb berg. When
asked where those @ere Who were
left behind he stated that he aA-
stunned ,efthey IN ad gone to thee laf-
ter part 7efi 9hed ship. ct was reaiPs
not thinking ab5Ht fthat. "di99j 'aR'
bnl , qNi fn A1n9tIIfUt am fNhg
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05

@4t'+'-- q A. mon fIatluUFseu. Ih3 va ~
ST gulyag--IAIAGos bns sbnod
Associated press Special. iaaeI yrh
-iTo1ede9 Ohiey June T5.AThe MAJ
jofftst report 7ofb The com mittee on
res6lad5hsg effdUfsing g Governor
Harmon and upiofdingt the al unit
rdfe,a was ssadopted by the state,
dehm66ratie1 9c9AyeAti5ns WHICH IS in
session Here today sdi 70 neai1i'
sflfe Hhnority ( REPORT WHEN az
tackled the unit rife. o aecfarfng p 3tHt'
illegal contrary to national. demo;
cratic aealrs ana III direct Icoh flfcctt
WITH the state primary law wi icih
WAS 4appy9ged NJ GoysrnoyF, ,f5aRgpoH,
was dai5sstaasd tySQfe s9eff iyei WI
dErse and fn sI "a tpprfasAel dh lpp-
dred and fifty-seysHoareq has gia,s
-dbsq "a resultL pf the feAByIsen5foH''
acfiapp thao fsarty-eixfhtui oohiaw dels
Z gates .tSsttbeI sH4itAWers caREentiol
nnsat vote nker tthe b apm,nAtAen ~
GfRyernsEu Harfs nfnu 9ntiirstAay Hs
rslessaA bns ,gasud 3 10 ,ssrod
\
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
taq.at asG,ete9a IS ytlsaen 9wou6i isn

tSa!at asafefssa 4sysfen, 9WoiIfd III
!. sia54n SHIPS rBgeri 4GGf9gr99 n'ra prr3dbog
! syon n of lK.shhingfeproM Ken n
I aslita4tofflt Jane f5e2HTbe 49,
/ GUo appropriation for "a gseaf a@ifel
| less station system is designed to
provide direct control of the Amer
lean naval vessels lffom 9tVashiHgtoh
4afrot1aip am probable spheres lof
acgf6h Is sand to niainsaino direct COM
rauhicatiol bWitherthd insafafo posi-
els e4ls and gAlasRaI despite the pos
sibleU fall red or obstruction of 6anl
bles 1t is regarded by the naval
departments es9SitaliitoI nattonalsde-
fens@ssuT olfO ~ noitns7no2 9at 70
oFreel admission aqBb wsfi materiaf
from "a broad Wasuprged gey the adj
ministEa lion v n ots rbeeanse any ssNStF3
purchases now aEeV contemplated
but the navy department might be
forged " buy abroad iR egPFfR4rsepsy' I
The house ii hpf N would nj kf6 IN
impossible n for, the g0yetffppfTBsnta t9 I
procure rpoYder, II, the 7goyernmle7nlAlyl
factory at indian Head Nd. should /
be disabled and the, senate commit
tee corrected this, Appropriations
for mine appliances contemplated |
an" Increasing reserve supply Of |
mines as a LESION drawn from the
Japafiese Russian conflict. '2'i
= T.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
aMBkfea& MARINES ~sI b9ib9t
sESr ri Gaia NJ ANasfo


A3B888& #4g$s IS 4da ets5lBfg = .4 .55.
IA irpliarnera y gG1qbae June 517T7lEpnpr
hppdFed and fifty "A American marines AZ me
landed tbigi morniag at Dozen R9int'
and rthSgsetoqk tbs araiA1te Gg4Jpytfa6
namoEdYh eral thaB4f lsHaEdAA msfF6ifalhh
nan Do asAsvs t4srauftleE wills gpaFa
AaIari5ansaRgaBsgtysylta1Ba 1919 sf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05

I .
! -ygd afG .sBzsT- -yrTJRdax8W 10 stsf
Associated 'Fressf sbhcfaEoi siiso "a
tsw1ashfngF JuRss B.a4Jy o.
Wrighf.q drainage ehgfneer9 for F'Iorf-
da,e today tqqlldl, the house eptptIniitf444e,
before ,swh ieh1 he was testfytnsdt OF (!
private Land J d eassn ind North Caro-
lima which were made byi him while
he was drainage engineer, in the
agrfeuffpraii {iepartneat - a9D ~ W. ,1,o
Wright admitted that he accept !
I'd stock and negotiated with NoFtAl a
Carolina land accompanies and with /
he state of Amttr. sOarulina with G
an TeIHRaIIli9Bupakio of these S
He said. he got $4,000 b
eeck Iroansatonrana ahddih retuxni d
rdelaamatibns piasf a AZ r
Laced $4,000 ssteekdeI .nlo9niI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
/ Observation-Disclosures Bhad1f

Charley, ,Brogps who was arrest
ed 'heaf Palmer Monday night on
ans alleged change Iof crimtnai as
sault, had preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice Tidwell Wednesday. His
bond was fixed at $1,000 which he
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
BRUCE WITH POOR MEMORY REGARDING TITANIC RfC
. WaVVV ~ VVV|
>sBssl bnod aidt To9 aultoy 10
<tio 1poQgfeK sHRvHE.1ts {


~pealh 0thfs age rof Quick sefvicaq /
y tie want e6fhmne@ fflfsf a sdfs- I
~ieinee place i4's the medium /
= through which the seier finds 4
~the buyer as does aTsB tho bu5yero I
= find theo aslfeT,h Itso tie ggotnr9ttef I
= tthff6 Witch tHe9 peopfs get. 4
~ fito qdftR coin huhfcatfdns VITA I
y Zach other.t IT'S nDtbe h1edfufhf I
. through Which" Moo Jones'" 4
=. teIls n'Mr. SMITH that he has I
y b bargain. When You want to, I
q buy, stit or, Exchange anything i
= 81 yalue renlembeairp the Daily !
y Light want column wffl hefp =
. you.. Telephone 14So.8 slh92 \
$3.50 <%<< = <%<1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
10 ebieTha7 HngliSs Derby. nll1u0
AsssoA ted Rrassq S pecfaig9 91BDp

wR1.son Downs, Englanap Jnnea 5 ~
w. A. Raphaeisi horse, 'ragalin,
won the aderbys jdsiI eft 10 l.Ao
nrnN +sa1ro1 ,uo ayeE bue 49tff
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
Inclined to BedtEvasivenoinai An,
bDjs Ig9ibomos ,ybboA o ljsD bnf
-ro'Swenng Questions inathe ae
-0&s 9nlisYts roT tool OFT 10 not,
-izam ed5 Investigation. throw ooc
ii rHsy cd blDow Ztl81eq muG
9ugad q oftfI s9rS TIT al fsfr ffusfyr
SHORT ION .s:aLfE :..::.BDATs.
Witness Admitted the Titanic Did
soNotCaJyi Boals Enough lorst.a
decentralization Of All
,.ssW ,9iiGbst- tsiupW0Id ~ II
syoIoT The Passengers aid sa

tssd edl bnuoqnuo0 1g'
aFE" f94Tgm abr 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
DEMOCRATS: ZEN 4 0Es: +: ! g.: ::.' +: !:
e ADOPT THE UNIT. 1R RULE.
LOWERS Of Goy2. F iHpl LAlFs4I{,
nreboWINs VICTORY NuTHE doidq
s7sgaq zaj CONVENTION on nwo
Tie Minority Report Attacking tue
- itl9d alfY6Q 1Qt 9fG7 III
+ Unit Rule Was Defeated by
Vote of 597 to 357-Har-

lnsmevo1qmon fEndofsedrso odW
:. nl gnlXn. -LaIauaa Bog ahnal |
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-05
REBGs en-, RggTE+fFg : 'a' 95'' I.
:;S s.- E: HEAD Off f15EBEHRs

an Illta al yl1RlL-as y3sasl cid 10
Il aaih cd radw tud haaE aaI er
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
PASSENGERS ARE
TAKEN FROM SHIP

NORFOLK. Va. oct 2l-Pas-
sengers. crew and life savers who had
been Drawing FIRE on board the Mer-
chants q Miners steamer berkshire
since Sunday morning. We're taken on
the burning liner today by the
revenue cutter Seminole. in Lookout
Cove North Carolina.
An explosion In the hold. probably
or barrels OF turpentine. and the per
sistent blazing OF the cotton cargo
In spite OF the efforts OF the exhausted
crew aided by life savers and the
crew OF the Seminole. alarmed Cap
tain Hart and hc abandoned hope 81
taking his ship 10 Philadelphia with
her passengers after a DAY or two OF
delay In the quiet Of Lookout Cove
the transfer was effected without DIFF
fculty. although "A high sea was run
ming outside The passengers. q OF
them who have been on their way
from Savannah 20 Philadelphia since
I Friday. will be landed tomorrow and
( sent TO their destinations by rail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
WILL NOT ALLOW
WATER HARVESTING

special Dispatch o. f.e Iufellir-n rcr.
MORGA\TOWN ". Va. oct. 2i-
Judge John W. Mason. OF the circuit
court OF MonouEaIia county. handed
down a decision to-day. In which he
held that the river between Pennsyl-
vanis and West Virginia state line.
and several points up the river. as a
uay.gsble stream 90 the second class
and that the Mountain Park Land
Company or its successor. the West
Virginia Development company. has
40 right 90 build dam Of the charac-
ter roposed 10y the interests Whica
seek 20 develop the water power OF
Cheat river.
The Kuhn interests. ~ Pittsburgh
are backing the power proposition
and have already purchased large
tracks Of river land and spent large
sums Of money lu beginning consfruc.
ton OF the dam
l. is regarded as predetermined
whether cr Tot any Glm can o. con.
s'ruc'cd That will rot Doe iu violation
OF the law.
Th" pr1I os"d dam is ~ he 100 feet
900 height and The Cr'lrt is Of the opin
Jon thar no device would make 10 pos.
s.hle 20 float over 10 log RATS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
RYAN SAYS HE GAVE
S46O,OOO TO PARKER

lwu
= was connected with the NeW York
Lie Insurance CO.. and ! knew Of that
sornpa Contribution. sd'1 he Nr
feruuS produced "a long statement Do.
gsrding th" contributions q the Sew
ork Life Insurance go which the come
mittee permitted nim 70 read int fla
record.
Tu. statement quoted NJ length from
ir" t'-tlmony % t.e late President Nf.-
'aI o. the Sew York IIf- INSURANCE.
'i. before tI" Armstrong inyesugatirE
Committee 90 Show tnnf fhs Sew york
insurance 60. c0ufrfhuf iHn va srInls fp
defeat f.e "ff', silver Horesies" . VII
jam I'uuiuH- Hrvan. % was arguef
f.Hf f.o money was given fu insure fh-
'4tat.. fNwrnf ~ s g1li standard for '..r
protect i.t ui tHt poll. holders ~ fHH
company and Thar therefore % was
ur"lsr '' H-c fhe money ~ Tie policy
holders
ST. rrrMas II Sew York. tesu,.si
..af bits total .IrfriIuf.nns Co Col Rnnar-
tf--..oN 90 rho Washington officcs
Letter. relating 20 a contribution =
$4,000 wri,l Mr. Biise asked irF Per
..r- FL. send fl Senator Urgc~IfEe f.-
.a. DOB tHa Indiana c1mpHien we're renf.
senator HeseridEr returned f.a
money! safT Nr Perkins. saving fr4t
Hr frI been able o. finance Dos rIu-
raIln himself
vTe- o.. money woe returned o. fra
national committee. TreasIter r''at
.Y.4 know. Nr Perkins. how Z srr-e-
r.ff. f.e great assistance v.u have been
during f.a recent campaign Harr.f
.lN .rrN w... fH vnnf have rer.rr.
oily snII fH rnu Dr several nrr 'ira iu
7f i'-". hft wish fH record .r writing
.Il r1H .1Ee given to the committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

calling on friends in th.s city yester-
Samuel pgnfee. - 81 Cls'rsviile.
was a visitor loo THE city Yesterday
Albert LEch- % fielrronf street. is
spending feU days With friends and
relatives AZ Marietta
Miss Sarah Curtis. OF Harrison
street is visiting friends al KELSEY -
g. ". Watson. 90 WlodSaeld. b. visit
Ing friends and relatises % thts city
A X Van WAGON has re.urned 70
MS home az Cambridge. after a VISIT
With friends In this civ
AVA Graft has returned 20 his
home IN This city. after visit az
Beaver Falls
Mrs. Walter Picksler. % Warren. q .
is visiting friends aud relatives in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
HATFIELD
ev WALTER S. nALLANAN.

RONCENERTE. " Va. oct ei-
/ Pocahontas and Greenbr;er counties
to-day heard Dr. Hatfield. Abe Lily
and the other Republican campaign
ers huri the charge against the Dem
ocratic party OF West Virginia that
o. L. Watsonized' and Is no longer
the representative o. any other ele-
ment except those Interested N the
big corporations.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad can
didafe for governor. William Y.
Thompson. vas charged With bad
faith 20 the people 20 whom he Is ap-
pealing for support. by going about
the state riding on railroad pass
and al the same time giving the
promise that n ne is selected a. CHIEF
executive ~ the state that he viii
represent the whole people OF the
state
The campaigners did not Confne
themselves entirely 10 state issues
but. particularly in Pocahontas coun-
". did they poiut 20 the importance
OF the people standing for the party
that believed In the principle Of pro
tective tariff The disasterous results
10 the lumber industry OF Pocahontas
county IN the event OF a free trade
tariff were pointed out and the work
ers we're impressed with the strong
argument propoNnded
Or. Hatfield and Mr.. Lilly spoke al
the noon hour at the mill Of the Camp
bell Lumber Company 20 several hun
dred workmen and in the afternoon
al Marlinton 20 a good sized crowd
Ronceverte gave the Republican
speakers a great demonstration to
night and only a comparatively small
part OF the crowd that turned out was
able to gain admittance 20 the hall
where the meeting was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
70 Make TAFT Addre,ss,

WASHINGTON. ID g.. OCT 81
Attorney General Wickershsm will
deliver several cempa.en apeocho- ir
ohio fhIs week f0r President Taft.
hrgrr.uc or Rarro.v'IIo on Wcd1es.
i1t night Tho remainder OF hI. ifr-
ertry 81 to he mapped out hy thc ohio
state committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
Child Missino.

Josephine. tho l4-year-o.d daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Myers. of
F0ftyi0urfh and TrmbuiI streets.
bias boon missing from her home
sine" Monday ~ last week. aud 500 f,r
900 efforts to locate her have failed
Tho police u7vc been notified aud a.
thor0uuh search win be Instituted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT
The Roma Theater
Beliaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House.

4 meeting % the Taft Club will be
held In the club rooms above the post
office this evening az 1870 o'clock and
all Republicans are invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
BRIDGEPORT


The ana Ertu'lt~ grades NO. an
toyt faIl WlafrH "u fh. NarHa bee
grounds yesterday ana 10 proved r. walls
away for t."N grammar boys The
i.atnr" va o." all aru-ud playing Of
W urpn. viii made the five touch downs
tIs score $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
Loeke's

Semianuu7I sample sale 81 fall and
winter shoes starts Saturday. OcfDho;
&c. This should interest you enuasH
f0 lf I"a-t come and Inspect them
Nc hope you uiii
LOCKE SHOE CO..
Ur1IHfro D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

~ the home ~ Mrs .irorge Rurtoft.
u the Island Mrs Burfuft assisted hy
Mrs Frank fawrsft ~. entertain che
Twentieth Century N.rt.H> to-day and
the members Viii leave ...~s on the rs
car in body. o. i- expo. fsl that prac-
ucally every member VIII attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
Not Al R.nist.r.n

The total number or the voters Of
this city who registered IN the four
registration days is 2.7fS. As Satur-
day was the last day for registration.
there will De- about 10 per cent Of
'ho voters badly disappointed when
they 20 20 the polls to cast their bal
lot November .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
WIN EIect onc.r.

The Utopian Literary Society OF the
He'laire High school viii hold a meet
ink az the school this evening for the
election Of officers for the next four
months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

Fred Spriges. Theodore Ayers.
Georr" Keller. Robert Nichner. NJ. L.
Blackburn and sam Lewis are attend
ing The hearing Of the protest against
the Belmont county Progressive tick
a. before Secretary Graves at Co
lumbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

The two DRINKS run BOO sunday were
given the usualflreS ~ one and ro-ts -.
Mayor Rr@~ock yesterday. which they
paid and We're released A Lansing ror-
eign'r was fined s. and costs last even
ing On an assault charge ami paid I'D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

~ tho home of Mis- X 90 S.hu on
tt- island fN~ Luther League ~ tn-
local rrlr.. lslI n- ,rf.rf.Ir.H on
...Irrtar fft ming and tho members and
their FRIENDS vln have been .faI a-.
looking forward fH t very pleasant even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

Glass 40. - Of the First " r Sun
day school will meet ~ the home OF
the teacher. George Dunlap. on Harri-
son street. this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
ALL ORDERS FOR
MONUMENT
WORK

a. once. thus allowing sufficient time
g. complete strictly high class work
We are showing the latest designs OF
modern Ideas and give each patron
exclusive right Co their selection.
postal card mr. either phone wilt
prlng 90 YOU our large collection OF de-
81 gfs % select from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

The members az the T-Know club
Of This city are making arrangements
for hayride 10 De given Friday even
ing Of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

found guilty and scuteBccd 10 serve
threo months in the Zsncsviue work
house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22

slipped and he fell about thirty feet
20 a ravine below He was removed
20 his home IN this city. and DR. Boone
dressed his injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-22
RIrthdav Social

The Bellaire Hive OF the Lady Mac.
cahees is arranging for "a birthday so.
cial to be- held al the hall next Mon.
day evening
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-23
NEW YORK COTTON.
sy EDWARD LOW RANLETT.

NEW YORK. Nav 12.--The cotton
market was a narrow traders affair
today. Fluctuations We're within a
range or from ten m thirteen points
throughout the session with only mod
crate interest in the market at any
time.
CROP conditions continued to absorb
floor discussion The early weather
man was as good OF betteT than any
recently published, though there WAS
GONE disposition to comment on hlgh
temperatures prctGiiing over Texas.
and parts IF Oklahoma. Ninety-seVen
degrees was reported from moderately
prolific areas Of western Texas, with W
degrees for oklahoma. While this only
means warm dry weather, which the
crnp needs badly. il is IN some quar-
ters taken as d threat of high winds
and still higher temperatures TO come,
The marke, was not permanently stlm-
ulatcd by this influence.
The trading 20 reflect soma more de-
dided views on the crop outcome. Con-
ira cts have been absorbed since the
decline on Monday iii way to suggest
accumulation hY strong operators
Whenever prices make tempting de
cltues 1t Is not. clear that these
operations Include the largest opera
tors and spot dealers. hat they are
decided enough TO give the market an
excellant tone
The forecast Of eotton-belt weather
for tomorrow is favorable
Liverpool futures closed with a net
advance Of from 3 to ID points That
market should remain unchanged to-
morrow morning If In accordance with
the New York closing today
Manchester. pablp1 earns dull cloth g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO MAY 22-''seeure the
wheat was the uatchword on n"
board of trade today. The matter at
price vas a secondary consideration
Word had gone out that Litchstern
was more than likely to accumulate
large holdings of the July future, ana
with the cash wheat in elevators here
Theoretically sealed by Idchtstern. the
wizard" would be in position 70 die
tate prices. There was much rear ana
trembling, and not only shorts were
on the buying and showed no signs or
wincing because OF the hardening of
values. Under present conditions, ana
with the professional element eagerly
following any pronounced buying or
selling, the market becomes a Jug
handled affair as 1t Is invariably over
done. one way or the other.
The prospective July wheat deal by
Iichstern is more than likely TO be
in evidence in earnes5 sortly. as Litcht-
stern would be given very little
trouble in running a deal at this par
ticuiar time.
Minneapolis reported q better -four
business. and the millers at Chicago
said that while the volume OF trade
was liberal. prices were rather uneer-
tain
The fact that the corn market is
largely oXersold. and -thaton the whole
shorts have onfv tho pit TO look to for
a SPOT in which they may even M ;heir
positions. is likely TO cause continued
trouble for those who have sold them
selves into a hole and who may be un-
able 10 dig out unless serious losses
are suffered II will be impossible
10 bring corn here from any OF the
outside markets and make deliveries
on Nav contracts at profit. and this
may be called a stonewall which the
shorts now face.
oats followed the corn market. and
showed considerable strength, There
is believed TO bc quite Il short interest
in not only the May. but in other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-23
MONEY MARKET

NEW NoRtS. May 22.-Can money
ranged D. foljevs
ppeFting "a hIehest-E. lowest . 10
Inst ioan IL, closing . 1-em3 "a,
ruling rate 3-4 per cent.
ime money II exceedingly duh and
rnatureieSs, with rates unchanged.
FUNDS are not being pressed on the
warket. and the inquiry il very light.
ates are Der cent for sixty days
r. Der cent for ninety days -
rer cent for four and i've months: ana
1-2@3 3-4 per cent for six months.
Commercial paper is dun at 444 2
per cent for the best names
London discounts , 1915 per cent,
or lis: Paris discounts . rs per
cent. unchanged: Berlin discounts 4
Der cent unchanged