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The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

The Central Nidgets defeated the
Southland Midgets in a well played game
by the score Of Z to s. this game being the
last Of the series. The Central Midgets
challenge all teams averaging twelve
years. Adress Manager ZolOtrop, 1924
Seventh Street Northwest, or Capt L.
Biron, 121s Ninth Street Northwest.
The Peerless A. {. defeated the Tro-
gent A. c. in an interesting game, IL to
6. The feature Of the game was a one
hand catch by W. Cafritz. Score:
RHE.
Peerless A. c.......... 2o33 500 2-u 10 0
TTOgsnt A. O.. 900 ( Is ?
Bstteriss-weinstein and Shapiro; C. Msnins and
Wells
The Peerless A. c. would like to ar
range games with teams averaging four
teen years. Address H. Shapiro, First
and L Streets Northwest.
The Yankee A. c. defeated the Hiland
A. -, Z to s. Score:
YGnhse A. c.. OoISO3 o1-T Z Q
Highland A. CO.. o o o o o Us J
Battsriss-GOttHeb and cuy; selty and Tart
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, 3J st. Louis, ?.
Chicago, 2, PhiIadeIphia, o.
Detroit, Il, New York, L.
Cleveland, 5, Boston, L.
GAMES TODAY.
Washington Mt Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
OUR FUTURE BIG LEAGUERs.

The Sunshine A. c. defeated the
Wicked nine in a close, exciting game, .
TO l. The feature OF the game was the
hitting of Mccoy and Herrity, who
scored both runs The Sunshine A. c.
would like to arrange games with all
teams averaging fourteen or fifteen
years. Addres G. Talbot, 1854 c Street
Southwest
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

T0taIs...... j SAN - T-taIs.
.HartzeIl ont: bit b. hatted hall.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05
NATIONALS MAKE IT FOUR STRAIGHT FROM ST. LOUIS
WINDY CITY TRIBE OPENS WITH cRIFFS BOYS TO-DAY
~
AGREES TO TERMS.

WILLIAM PEET, Sporting Editor.
The Washington herald., 1912-06-05

shanks hitless. The veteran worked the
corners In great shape
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
A Eew Facts About
the Balkan States

4 glimpse uf ia" br>y uf states NOW
lined up against the terrible TURK iE
interesting. bulgaria., which gained
It's Independence from Turkey IN 1855,
Includes eastern RUumuaia. the whole
about 3N,UUU square mites
with combined population at less
thnu i've millions. Tho surface ct the
country II u Rr"dudlly sluplug PLAN.
with occasional mountains. tlIu liud
nCinR drained 10y the Danube add It's
tributaries. The soil n frrtil, Iud tho
mountains bcur much valuable tim-
Der, Grains, fruits, vegetables. to-.
baycu. wines dud sllk worms .,rr pro-.
duccd. The rUnntrN manufactures
carpets cloths huslrtN ana rlbbouH.
Sofia Is the seat Of government Much
emigration ~ caused 10y compulsory
military service bulgaria carries On
nm cxpdrt- trade that amounts tu u
hundred million inuuUly
(sr,SVc.
Greece. nu,c cuupuCrur "f the
world, r. now an unimpuIiiu little
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Observation-Disclosures
AGGREGATION a WINNER

The Industrial and Msnufao lures
displays Ia the hall Immediately adj
joining the entrance to the talr
grounds form y splendid dcmOnstra-
ton Of the enterprise aud this up TO
date business men and the hall has
been thronged with slBhtBeers all the
week. Everything II most adVan-
taEeOusly display cd and attTacuVsly
arranged. The Gross Kelly company
has q section floOred and lined aud
piled up with pyramids OF Lyon
Health Club" baking powder and
other goods. while next door John
Lee Clarke. Inc. has n booth siJnl.
larry lined with gorgeous Navajo
BLANKETS pillow tops and leather
Uooae Of every hue.
I The albuquerque Marble and Grail
Ito Works. L. ovortOn, proprietor.
has beautiful selection Of finely An-
isheo and polished tOuIbstonos, show.
lns work which equals that done any
where.
The Albuquerque Trunk factory u
. ulsch bigger business than was gen-
orally realised. q fact we'll demon.
ptr9aed ~ the array Of goods on AZ.
hihlllyn IN this department,
isEho LaagnaFd- Eindsmsan company
booth. most atsractlyely Arranged,
foaturas standard MleotFio coin pr
aaoa 81 addition 10 other muaioal
eoadn. The Whitney company ~.
hlhltp q choice aelectlOn q stoveg egld
ranges = Weael Hindnlll and ether
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

stun. The john Lewis clarke COM
pauy's chief stunt Is an automatic
playcT.piHnn apparently performed
upon with vast technique 10y "a dummy
hgurc which sits before IT,
The Nush Elcctrlcni supply com.
pHny has u beautiful booth with a
most artistic arrangement ut suitly
shaded, electric lights ScrN ing dainty
refreshments IN advertisement of tn"
m"rlta u a tinr line Ut cone" perez
atUrs ami other electric cooking de-.
vices.
The coleman Blank company has
an electric motor running u demon
strdtIon American pump. it~ booth
most effectively ADVERTISING tie Amer.
team machinery und other supplies
carried hy the concern
Tho IitlIsvrll ranch Wns uu the JOS
Win unique display of liz products.
The Singer Cigar company SNlita
premium llnms: l;arckEOn Wnd Ea.
BIN, merchants Drucrs Ul Las Ecgns,
Albuquerque Hnd III Pusp, Lewis
lIutChcr. iuNidcrmist al Upton, lluus"-
welt county, with a. beautiful lin" of
mounted skins; SunnybruOk Whiskrl,
with lux big nodcl Ol disli'l"rN IN
fun operation. the Durr sporting
Goods conn. r., Win bicycles ANA
either goods, aud numerous others all
hclp to make this section Of the latr
place OF never luiilug interest.
The exhibits Ny ~. Texas company.
petroleum ana ~ products, aud the
Stimsun Computing Srul' company
appear Just outside the poultry rNhihlt
luI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

$5.5OWG.75: range wcthcrs ana yrtr-
hugs, $500 i.GO. range ewes, $2,OOGp
J.71.
"
So. Louis Wool.
81. Louis. Oct, IL. wool st"ldy.
territory aud western mediums. 2lm
zoe; fine mediums. 1850 zoe. fine. ~
W17G.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Splendid State and Local
Displays at Annual Fair
Make Exposition Success
Various Counties Exhibit Magnificent Specimens of Innum.
cradle Crops Which are Making Sunshine State Great
Agricultural Commonwealth; Manufactures and Indus
trial Exhibit Bears Witness to Enterprise and Progress
= iveness Of Albuquerque Businessmen.

The irrigation congress resources
display may have been trlrlc larger.
although NO don't believe a. hut
never In tho history OF the state has
sncn splendid quality and size In crop
specimens been seen at "a state fair
as those brought hero this year anu
viewed by thousands Of adInlrlng Wis.
itors In the Casino building at the fair
Grounds during tho past week. Tho
agricultural and farm products dis.
plays are magnificent and reflect tile
greatest credit on tho nnterprlslhE
farmers WAC produced them from ihs
soil and tho Gnterprlslng buUaturs who
brought them to the fair.
Probably the most imposing. with
out rejecting on any otder county,
In tho exhibit from Guadalupe county.
chiefly from the Indian Point ranch
at Fort Sumner. incluGIns enormous
watermclons and pumpkins. forage
crops, grains. vegetables and fruits In
endless profusiOn ana all OF immense
size. No further proof In needed Of
the enormous prOductivcness uf tho
FOrL Sumner country.
Tho Valencia county exhibit iH fco-
tured by splendid display entered
by the Southwestern Agricultural cor
DoratiOn. tho big concern which IL
developing some OF the finest farming
lands In the southwest In the Rio
GrandO valley near Los Lunas. This
display includes grains and vegetables
chiefly and shows impresslvciy what
10 helng done by capital and scientific
farming In that part of the valley.
Tho EstanciG valley dry farming
products and the contributions from
Willsrd valley form a most Interesting
department OF the farm exhlolih.
while the PoTtaleS valley Ia on hand
with a beautiful array Of things grown
by irrigation from tho great pumping
system in that rioh baain. hTe nam.
moth san Juan county exhibit has al
ready been described N detaii IN this
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
At GALLUP
BUY BOOZE BY
WHOLESALE.
Federal Grand Jury Finds
Serious Conditions Existing
in Mckinley County Town;
Recommends Investigation.

Special DiSpHtrh 4" E'cnIAg Herald
santa fr. y. NJ, Get. l2.--rhnt thu
prumIsrnous selling 81 liquor Ia lndl.
ans AT Gallup, Mckinley county has
bcruJm" q serious c,ll II pointed out
IN III" report oI the federal grand IN,
hrrr. whicd II as lOlluws:
In the nistrirl court at the United
states tor IL, District OF Sew Nick.
leo. October term, lHi2.
To the Honorable WIlllnm H. pope.
Judge at th' United states District
Court Tor The District ~ New
MtNicu.
We, ia" gran" ury "i the above 80
titlrd court a' llrr Oci"ncr .cIm rr
rp"riIullN r'r"IJ ~ fOlluws.
nuiiuE ia" u,Ir wc have been ~
session ~" lm'' "NuuIlund nrly wit
ncsscs, aud as result uf our inlcsli
Enlion hay, rrturncd lotto court
twenty eight uur bills against rhiIi,.
nine lullvlduuls. aud also i've no true
bills.
'icu"rHllN ru'lKIng, and with the
exception al cases grUNI ing out of ihr
present uns,lll"d condition IN Mexico.
"nd riisrs ul s'Nl.uR Intoxicating liuuur
Ia indlnn", v' nud there have L.'u
VERY few violations Of the laws at thu
United state during the mN six
months.
The wort condition which has
coma to our ll'ontlOn, hns been that
existing In the iuwn Of Gallup where
~ s.N.s Ia Al
Indians has h'"u going Oh by whole
Snlo \ lnrEr number OF eases at lliz
churnctrr wcr, presented 10 us which
have been very clllclently prepared by
tho rGprcsrntul," ~ tho department al
the interior. Jud We have found In
dlctmcnts Ia those cuges. We doubt.
however. II sporadic Investigations IT
this character VIII be sufficient IL
eradicate the e. Il, and II there * any
way In which n can be accomplished,
We would respectfully suggest that the
attention Of thr proper officials Of tho
government be- raliod 10 the situation
eSi ing NJ uhllup With the suggcstlun
III, proper strUs W taken for fur.
Their investigating and the nsccrtnlnlng
OF what, u any Individuals. are Etill
ongaaed IN this buulncss. to the end
that the matter u'ay be- presented Ia
the next graTil jury.
We are advlsedstJsat there are M
urther'mdtters 10 % called TO our NJ.
tention AZ this term, and Therefore.
with thantr 10 the 6enft and the var.
iouA officials from sWhOm. wo have re-.
keeiyed sIiieisni al4 fgNa many cour.
fStfee We fFespeetlg n AJAX 10 be Dis
charged. $500
w JNo. HALEY.
~. NJ ttELlIOuhjts FOreman
cffsk,T SN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
.CARDUI WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
Ater Operation Failed 10 ReIp,
Csrdul Worked Like q Charm.

JOncsville q. CT suffered with
Womanly trouble" writes Mira. ]. g.
Kcndrick. in a letter from this place,
"and at times. could not bear 10 stand
on my iect. The doctor said I would
never DO any better. and that would
have TO have an operation, or would
have = cancer.
went 10 thu hospital, and they orcr.
atsd on me. but got no hotter. They
said medicines would do ma no god,
and ! thought would have 10 die
At last 7 tried Cardui, and hogan 10
improve. 10 continued USING Il. Nov.
I am we'll. and can do my own work,
I don't feel any pains.
CardJh worked like charm"
There must DO morit In this purely
vegetable. tonIo remedy. for women
CarduI--ior ie has been In sue 'cssiul
uss for more than 50 years. for tho
treatment Of xOmsnlx weakness and
disease. urNs~S ~ ~-H
Please Try n, ScT your troubles.
Ms Wyits 10, LsSI.s' AavSssry Dsy,. Shsr.
Vnoga Msdcee Co., Chataaoaga, JeaR,, feg SpS' ~
InslLnctioNa and N.page book, Home Ttea,mS'
~ WeAsA, seal 10 plAa vHappoT. - feeaeae
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
WINNERS 90 PREMIIMS
IN THE POULTRY SHOW

In th, poultry show IN addition To
the winners at IN" prllcE, winners ~
premiums were Hs follows
For Barred l,uCks. j. -. NuiRrtrH,
one first one second. two thirds. -. Y,
Williams ui Munctu, CAB, iva lirsts,
ihrr" seconds. one thlrd,
For white Iiucks. Mrs. ", a. NclS'
Ter, one lirst. one second; Trimblr y.
Wells. three fIrsls, one second,
For white wynndntlcs: i. q. Grm-
irN, three firsts enc second. j, NJ.
Cook, nnu second.
Columbian MANDATES: T., \, Earl
undsun. three fiTSts. one second,
\. e. LcKh0rns: a. -. Graham,
three firSts. }. q, GENTRY. on" first,
one second. 4. T., Kirby. one first. one
second; T.. T., Booth, twu seconds, one
third
Buff LcghOrns: J. u. McMnnus, uf
Santa Pc, three 'Tlrsts twin seconds,
Single Comb Mlnorcns: \, -, drn'
ham, Two fitoi,. one second, r. y,
Iiull, one second T., E. Booth. three
flrstR. two seconds.
+. G. Rhode Island Reds, Apache
Red pChH ~ silver city. two lirHts
three seconds: IIcrbcrt \. Hickey.
two firsts;" Airs. william Bette, Que
second. one third.
Il. &. Rhode island Reds; q, V.
Morrison Of Murlarty, four flrsir, OIie
second; n. ". Booth, one second.
Langshnns: W. T.. Blnkoly III
Pasadena. Cat, four flrsts. one sec.
Ond; r, \. Hail, two seconds.
HOudans Chester l.. Depn Of El
PaSo, Tex, two firsts.
AncOnaA; l.. ". Thomas. three
firSts. one second. F.tt
4. G. Buff OrpingtOna: J. J, Dead
OF MOncta. Cal. four fIrsts. three, Sec
OndH. two thirds: Trinlble Wells. one
first, one second, one third. %
y. q. White Orr -lGtOnsi n. n 80.
VEINS % las Cruces. Vim flrSte, fNio
seconds. one third; "a. Y. Ti,0mpsalI
Of PGrtales. two seconds. ste
y. e. Black OrpinGtOiisi Miss Agnsr
Reub. thrpo firNla. Oue eoe0nd. "
White Crested Black PbIishi 0vlr.
ino Coulter. threa firnts, one SECOND. Z
oEme: w. a. Arias, one FIRST; ~ y,
Ewing. one kirA.
Baptams. w. A. Arlaa. one Aec0Hd;
y. g. Halt two flrzts, one seconds Ar.
, Davis, one thIrd. :
0uinenSi A. D. Graham. one fIrst.
Brense wurkbysi " 3. STALL. one
flFst ONE second; A. y. .qrslSnm,i twe
wBiss TuEteya; Charles Mana twd
Geese; v. 8. Hail. two Nruss, An
Graham. one second. .aF'ti
Deeksi- HaroIA WoeawoFths tVl
S4lrgteSf rfz "a IL. W ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

without railroads II has excellent pub
Tie roads. Cottnjc, the capital, has u
population VI only 5000.
llOumnniR.
Roumanll has boon Independent or
Turkey only somo thirty years. THO
country. which " chiefly mountain
Gus. ~ about 1O,OOD square miles In
area with u population Of six million:
II VAS formed by a union OF the coun-
tries uf WallHchin and MOndavil. Tho
Greek CathVhr religion prevails The
products ara similar to those OF it,
ncighhurE, Bucharest being the capt
tai ana largest city. The country has
great undcyclopCd resources.
ScrVin.
Scrvla H. about half ~ largo ns
RuumIiIiI and lies To- the west of that
country ana bulgaria, tho capital and
enter city being Belgrade. Its north
era boundary iS formed entirely by
the Duuuhr dud Drna rivers. Tho
history ul Srr,la and her rulers II
more tragic perhaps than that of any
other OF tile states IN the Balkan re-
zion,
M the states concerned In the pres
cut friction with Turkcy except
Gr,rc, lie uurtu ul European Turkey
aud taken altogether are WbUut as
large a's TIA" state ct New McNicu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

pHpcr and In one uf the notable feH.
lures of the fair. The bona Ana
county fruit. unsurpassed anyW here
In the country II one of the most
tempting displays of horticultural re-
suits ever seen. while Dcinlng and tho
Mlmbrcs valley are there with SPLEEN
uId layout Of products raised In tho
most famous pump-irrlgatCd section
In tho world.
Among tho exhibitors who hnNG
contributed record breaking spucl.
mems ~ BcrnalillO county farm pro.
ducts ~ every conceivable kind at"
r. NJ IlCkCrt. !. Woodward. Jacob
Stuock"l, NJ. Sanchez. u. Il. BuntsUh.
tbs "aHnCry man Herman Butcher,
and others. with - display OF dry.
farmer proGucts from tno Barton
community amd one exhibit OF farm
machinery hy llaau" and Mnuger of
this city. The Boys und Blrls' In.
dustrlul club exhibit of products ruis-
ed By tho youthful farmers dHd farm
crosses Of the state ls one Of the most
interesting In the iullding ana shows
In "A striking way what the boys aud
girls movement Is accomplishing,
outside the building Is an exhibit
Of Gne cattle by the Matthew dairy,
including mutual Beauty joe u huge
bovine who has been one OF the much
admired ccntCrs Of Interest. =
The Humi,y tractors ana sepurn-
tors: the Pcrsinrino sheep exhibited
by Buffalo Jones. ana other displays
south OF the agricultural hall. with
the KOrber display In It's big special
tent and other features % to make VI
one OF the most interesting and profit
able farming eKpOsiuOns over at
temDlad.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
EXEMPLIFICATION OF
THREE DEGREES
TOMORROW
Knights Of Columbus Have
Busy Program for Sunday
Work to Be Put OIL in E)ks'
Lodge Room.

The three degrees uf the knights az
Columbus viii he cXcmplincd In the
Elks' lodge room. beginning at 30
u'cl"'k tomorrow afternoon. \ large
drgrrrH paaI STATE brpui, Grorgr
T.. r,uuullv al san Francisco viii b.
master ol the third degree \ lucal
d"gr"r team viii confer the nry nud
second degrees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
The Markets
my Lrssrd wire 90 EvsuisE Herald ]

Kansas Guy ILNcstnck.
Kansas tiiN, oct. /. Cattle -- TO.
c"lpts 800 Including 100. sumhurn,.
Market strndy. native steers. SG.JO6p
1890: southern steers, $3.50 40;
s"mhcrn cows ana h"ircrs. taiuio
$40. untl,r "uws aud hCircra. 81 ,OgV
80. Nu"R,hA' stlNr 'fa,Al"rs. - nbcI
-. hullr. t3.i1tr;.in, calves. 50 80
a 1.2", western steers, 81 uu'IH 40 ,
western rows. 5" .tU6iG2I
Hogs l;ruripts l.tUO, ni'ku.
strong IiuIk "r til'a s. - uy.UO,
heavy ~ HUm 100. packers aud
butchers, s. i,GfH 80, uEhl. S. ,DW
$50. Pig. sauna Z -.
Sheep li"rripis 1000. marie,
strndy, mutiuus S3O0m TO. 'Lm;r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
Belgrade, Capital of Servia.

Kingdom groNnins under heavy ma
tiOnal dcbt, her people tor tho most
part poor and Ignorant, Tho PENN
suia OF Greece contains about $4,000
square miles with about lOi persons
to tho mile Greece has Immense de-
pusits OF precious aud commercial,
minerals which arc quite undcveiopod
nnd lts manufacture arr unimpOrtant.
Grains. tobacco und Mix arc the prln-
,irul products, Greece * very noun.
iaiuuus and the lnud BE- held chiefly
by peasant owners.
MontCncgru.
Montenegro. whl,h It, assuming tho
aggressive IN the present conflict with
the Turk. In "A hereditary constitution
al monarchy with popular representa-.
ton, containing $3.50 square miles
The country is VERY mountainous
reaching an elevation Of 5000 feet.
Tile products Hrr fruits. almonds,
vines. indian corn. potatoes. tobaccO.
wheat rye and "a uuLgrs while many
sdCrp cattle aud goats are raised.
IA czech, pine, chestnut aud other val.
uablr timber grow The climate X
very hodlthrul AMI lhr people sturdy
aud independent rur present queen
Of Italy vHs - princess Ut this kiuH-
dom. Compulsory schools are main
tnlnrd, und while the lllilC country IN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12
ysIus RneIyesI.

uftses-1NWhO'd Dg6r suppose that
Brown would lend himself 10 such a
c0ItemptiOle scheme7
Briggs--He dldn't lend himself; he
cold himself for cash down.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-12

s''Had dyspepsia o. Indigestion Cor
yehrss No 0Dpeiite. and what dld
Blood .Rltters rcRehed the cause. Ser
y. IS. yaAIkef. sunnnlg. ohIo.--AdM I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13
HAYWARD & cLARk's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 13.-Weather
conditions and developments continue ia
NCraole outside of western and southern
Texas and central Mississippi, where it is
cloudy, generally fair weather prevailed.
temperatures are normal and rainfall
confined to East Tennessee and a few
points in Mississippi. Indications are for
unsettled and shOwery weather coming
on west Texas, Oklahoma and northern
Arkansas, while elsewhere generally fair
weather will continue.
\ large Texas spot house sent the fol-
lowing: Think crop prospects in Texas
and oklahoma on the whole best seen at
this time of year"
Liverpool developed further acute weak
ness with futures as much as II points
lower; spots p points lower. However,
there is encouraging feature in a slight
increase in spot sales, possibly indicating
that MN demand is ready to take hold.
Spot people here reported more inquiry
from Eastern mills for early delivery
Our market again strongly entertained
| the view that a reaction was due after
the big decline. and there was large buy
ing to replace sold-Out contracts in the
initial decline Of Il points 1t soon APP
/! peared, however, that Liverpool was not
yet through with liquidation and that
pressure continued at the New York end.
Resistance here was overcome in the sec -
ond hour and October dropped to 11.16.
There is no question, however that
technical conditions are sounder. and that
mill demand is ready to come in on the
first sign of change in the market
Texas is still alone in supplying early
cotton, and Houston quotes middling
cent higher than futures
RANGE IN NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 PrecipitatiOr
occurred generally throughout the cotton
region, except that on the lower coast
the interior of Texas there was no rain
The rainfall was generally heaviest \
northeastern Texas where the amounts
were excessive in some localities More
than inches fell in parts Of Oklahoma,
northern Texas Louisiana, Mississippi
Alabama and Georgia. The greatest
amount, $40, occurred at Longview, Tex
The weekly mean temperatures were to
6 degrees below normal, except IN the
peninsula Of Florida. southern Louisiana
and on the upper coast and in the cen
trail and southern parts Of interior Of
Texas, where there was an excess of from
to : degrees. Weekly mean tempera-
lures ranged from IS to Sc over the east
ern from "a to 81 over the central and
from a TO IS over the western portion Of
the cotton region. The lowest mean tenn
vile. y c. and the highest So degrees,
at Del Rio, Texas.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-13
SP|NNERS CHECK
COT TON DECLINE
Sudden Upturn in Market After
Early Slump Offerings Find
Ready Buyers. .

NEW YORK. Aug. f3.-Despite the
covering by shorts prices were S to 10
points below Mondays closing at the
opening of the cotton market today. Au-
gust and September sold under IL cents.
But for the covering movement there
would have been a sensa tional break. as
there was nothing in the weather nor
crop news of a bullisr nature Weak
cables was also depressing factor,
During the first hour OF trading the
market was under heavy selling and suf-
terlng from the consequence of heavy
hedge selling against long contracts in
Liverpool and spot cotton, and prices
made further decline in most active
positions of to II points from the early
range 4 sudden buying wave prevailed
during the late forenoon trading. headed
by Eastern and Southern mills, also large
spot interest, and through their agrees
stVeness prices made a continuous rise,
gaining the entire decline and prices
during the afternoon session aggregate
10 TO "a points above the opening figures.
At the close the market was steady
with prices ranging from unchanged to 6
points above the final quotations of Mon
day.
Warehouse stocks in New York today
97,412: certifcated S6,991