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New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
WELD WINS AT BILLIARDS
Beats DR.. Tuggle in Glass G Tour
ney, Making High Run.

Robert Weld, the Washington Heights
billiard player, displayed clever work In de-
feating DR.. T. w. Tuggle, in the Nationai
Amateur Glass 1872 balkllne billiard tour
namcnt at the Mcrningsde Billiard Acad-
emy last night. The final score was zOo 20
1i3 Weld showed excellent judgment ana
playcd steadily at all times. His run OF %
in the ffty-fourth inning was high for the
tournament He also had runs OF H. 10 ana
y. His average Of $50, also was the pest
made to date.
DR. Tuggle began well, but failed 10 dlS-
play his real skill after the fifteenth inning
He made his best run Of u in the eighth
inning. He averaged 1865
Two games will be played to-day W. W.
Harris will meet George Moon, jr., IN the
afternoon, while NJ J. Doyle and f.. H.
Holander. will fight it out in the eVenihs'
The scores by innings follow:
Robert Weld-2. T. 0. o, ., T. o, I, 1. o, l. 4.
q o l. o, o. 0, ~. /, 0, q, !, o. o, =
2. o. !, 2 10. 3. 3. 10, ]. |, 2 o. o. o. D.
0. o. 10. 3. 8. !. 2, o, O., o, ls D. 20 ., 90 o.
l. sn e I; runs o. !; 4e q is and nSia Is D0 average
DR. T. w Tuggle-3. 0. 3, =, q. l. !, r. o
3, g. =. l. 1. O.. o. o. o. o. .. o. A.
Z ], g 2 : O. J. J. 2 ., 9, g T. :, + + o g. g. .. O.
., 3 l. :. 8. Total, las; average, 2I8-e5.
High runs, i2. o and o.
RpferCe--T, Rlake.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
EASY CUE VICTORY TOR MAYER.

Joseph Mayer. Of Philadelphia, playing
from scratch. easily defeated Jaues NJ
Millette Gse) in the amateur handicap ls2
balkine billiard tournament at the Knick-
erbocker Academy, Brooklyn, last night,
by score Of 800 to 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

Lief .............L. F.............. Sondack
sepoan ............. n. F............... Rudish
G. Lebo"itz. g.. ..'.........,. sherman
Mandclowiz ........R. G............... Mande
Goals from field sondacl 90. Rudish, slAr
man 90. Diskin. Goals from fouls-Diskin 90,
Sondack CO substitutes for Rudisn,
Alter for Sherman Referoc-Dr Way. r. S.
A. l.. Umpire-J. Clarke r. s. a. j. Time Of
hayes-FiftCcn minutes.
SENIOR DIVISION
i =. III (D. Posi- tion. r. S. G. C3G
Liebowitz ...........L. F............... Holman
Rubenon ...........R. F............. Goldberg
Schwartz .C................M .MichaelsJn
w. Diskin...........L. G.......... KantrOwitZ
Polsky ..............R G............, Weinberg
Goals from fed-Holman 90. Goldberg 90.
Michaclson. 90, Sabinsky, Weinberg ~. Goals
from fouls Holman CD, Goldberg. Schwartz 90.
Substitute-Sabinsky fOr KantrOwitz. Referee
J. Silyerman. i. 5. \. l.. Umplre-J. Clarke,
j. $. a. H.. Time OF halves Fifteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

There will be n meeting to-day in the
Hotel Imperial OF the new baseball organi-
zation which goes under the name Of the
United States League. II Is expected that
a decision on the circuit will be reached.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

Hugh Bradley, OF the Boston Red sos.
visited the headquarters OF the club yes-
terday and signed n contract for next year.
lie told President McAleer that the injured
leg which kept him out OF the game most
of last season was In good condition. Eddie
Cicotte, the pitcher, also has come in out
of the rain with an inscribed document.
lie is a hotel proprietor now, having bought
a hourishing hosiery in Michigan this win
ter. The other players who have signed
contracts include Jake Stahl, Duffy Lewis,
Charlie Wagner and Jack Lewis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
CROP INJURY USED
BY BULL ELEMENT
Wheat Maintains Its High
Level in Consequence; Corn
and Oats Also Up,

CHICAGO, April o,-NerTousness re-
sarding alleged crop damage forced the
wheat market toward n higher level.
Many Illinois counties sent details of
winter killing and conceded that a largo
acreage was likely TO be plowed UP. Clos
Ing figures ranged from the Same rs last
night to DC up. Corn made a net gain
of s9ic to 5000. and oats &c to s9Jc.
from &c decline to 12sc advance.
Unfavorable report concerning the con-
dition Of growing wheat oamo mainly
from soft winter sections east Of the
Missouri river. There We're quite a num-
ber OF similar advices, however. referring
10 poorly drained land In Kansas. The
best buying hero was done on orders from
to have been inflicted in neighboriug Dor
tions OF Illinois. Between the opening
and the close July huctuated from 97c to
97fc, but finished easy at eIac, n rise or
&c compared with twcntytour hours be-
foro.
Corn repeated the daily exploit OF over
topping the high price record for the sea
on the part Of former leading longs as a
result OF unsettled weather. May ranged
steady sc up at 77@77ac. Cash grades
were In good demand. No. yellow was
not quoted. Belief that July viii be
an old crop month transferred the bulk
OF the oats trade today to the Septem- :
anal sales for September at iSiG 4Sic.
;ust alltc over last night.
Provisions recovered some Of yester-
day's losses. The principal change Wes
In pork which showed rise OF l0c 70
l25c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
The Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Ths statement
OF clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold s3s3 800 re-
serve In excess OF legal requirsment
This is a decrease Of s7,64s. 800 IN the
proportionate cash reserve as compared
with last week. Tho statement follows:
Loans. 5000. .o27.ooo: decrease. sa91o,
600
Specie. ss4a.227.ooo; decrease. $780,
Legal tenders. $50. $50. 900: decrease,
Net deposits. si.s7o,o7O,ooa; decrease,
Circulation. sa1s.555,o 900: decrease. $780,
600
Banks cash reserve in vault. ss57, ,7sa. :
000
Trust companies cash reserve In vault.
s67 10000.
Aggregate cash reserve. s42S,477ooo.
Excess lawful reserve. sSSS'Soc; do
crease, SI646.S00.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve. S57 l19. 900.
Actual condition
Loans, $4,000. 7eo. 900; decrease. s2.5s1.
Specie. $4,000. 900; decrease. s4s7o,-
Legal tenders. ss4,42o,coo; decrease.
Sst deposits. s1,sos.ss7.ooo: decrease
Circulation. s4s.2ss 900: decrease 147.-
600
Banks cash reserve In vault, sS5s ,s7o.-
00O
Trust companies cash reserve IN vault
S6S13l 900.
Aggregate cash reserve s&24 $40. 900.
Excess lawful reserve. Si,9S6.zSo; In
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying % per cent cash
reserve. $50. 7se,oO
,,fG Gta har
panies in Greater New York not reporting
to the New York clearing house:
Loans. s62l, l,4s7,soo: increase. ss.S1A,-
200
Specie. s6s. .oss 100; increase. s25s.2oo.
Legal tenders. sio.seleoo decrease
Total deposits. s7,5.5ri. 800; increase.
The Financier will say: In the. face of
continued decreases in cash holdings
amounting for the week ending April g..
To 1922. 900 and for the past two weeks
TO over SlT,000.00o, the Clearinghouse
banks are pursuing the only policy which
enables them 10 maintain the necessary
% per cent legal reserve minimum. name
w a drastic reduction OF the loan item
which In turn decreases deposits and'
therefore reservoir requirements,
For instance. the loan reduction last
week taking the actual condlu9n rs q, q
the decrease In cash duo TO suo-treasuTy
operations brought about shrinkage OF
217s, 900 in net deposits. and as the DO
posit reduction lsssened reserve re9uire-
monts by $4,000. 600 the banks actually m
creased their excess reeorve5 N,f4s, wv
making the present surplus sl,s36. 400. The
statement based on averages showed n
loan decrease OF little less than IS 600, :
dannsit decrease OF something over S12.-
400. 600. Tho excess cash reserve accord :
ing to the compilation on average basis
stood Saturday at s3s3.3oO In View OF the
Sar6enInr rntes for money Il will not be
surnrisinS n the flow OF money from tho
interior becomes larger and also II IN
tnrIor institutions do not become lenders
IN the current money market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

upon nauseants or emetics for cure
can never be anything but failures, be
it is not tho liquor which nauseates
him. but that he has been made the
victim of trick: the diseased condi-
tions not being relieved, the patient
naturally goes back to liquor.
The taking of the "'Kecley" treat
ment involves no pain, sickness or dis.
comfort; improvement begins mt once
and continues throughout the entire
course OF treatment. If one needs to
take treatment for the liquor or drug
addiction investigate the "Keelcy -
cure.
The Kceley Institute is located at
33i West South Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
'lN|NG MOVEMENT
| m STOCK EXCHANGE
rading Large and Broad,
With Many Net Gains of
One and Two Points.
STEEL MARKET LEADER
Utah Copper Rises Two
Points and Succeeds in
Holding Advantage.

yET YORK. April s.-The buying
cement on the stock market. in full
--s a, Thursdays meeting. was re-
~rS a, today's opening trading
=, large and broad. with many net
nhs OF I 10 2 points. Though the Eu-
ran exchansos were closed. 10000
s,r,s Of United. States Steel. the cop
- ard Union Pacific were purchased
a. London. Il vas estimated
s.el retained It's leadership here. open
IA, nj. seIes of large blocks. tho first
- sheres AZ n 2 per cent advance.
xB,h Il subsequently improved. II
|.,ny reached It's highest point since
',-rus,. Utah Copper rose over n point
/, NE outset and later increased It's lead
n OYER points The Hnrriman and Hill
|..,. rose n point or moro, ~ did Rock
'f.ns preferred, ST. Louis and South
|-srtprn preferred. American Sugar.
'lnsricsn Can. American Car & Foundry
Ia various other spcclaltlea
Reading and Lehigh Valley were rela
|tEsly less strong. their movement being
|rnswhet retarded by the unsatisfactory
'nhfecte situation.
Wlhle steel derived part OF It's i'm
|e,us from the adverse majority report
q the finance committee of the United
hates senate. which declared the steel
la "ll advised and unfortunate" the
|rsrker generally found fevorab bic influ-
|rcs in the buying of equipment By the
|riszys. another large increase In bank
2.sIings and building operations and
Ia encouraging tenor Of the reports for
IL week Issued by the commercial agcn-
|fs
Various issues. chiefly steel. improved
her position I'm tho final hour. Trading
b ,he two hours session aggregated
|Fe,x1 shares. OF which steel totaled over
|ipeeo.
Tcisy's bond market was firm, with
|'.hl operations. par value, amounting TO
10000.
rnlied States coupon SIS advanced l per
I'll and Panama IS lost on the
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
The Kelley Institute
of Salt Lake

The Keeley institute has undoubted-
" treated more patients in the past
twenty years than any like institution.
The parent house is located at Dwight,
Illinois, and the Keeley Institute OF
Salt Lake City is the ONLY KELLEY
INSTITUTE IN THE STATE. In fact,
it is the only authorized Keeley Insti.
tute for Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyo-
ming and Arizona. "All others claim.
ing 10 use Kelley remedies are frauds
and limitations
The "Keeley Cure does not nause-
ate patient and no attempt is made
to cure inebriates By creating disgust
for liquor. A treatment depending
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. April 6.-Flour-Dur snMe &c
euotably unchanged spring petenntns' 90. 30, 20
sT5. 80: winter stralghts, siso4i loo. VIII
se,, natents. s4.6C@4so; spring clears. sf:56
"a 30: winter extras No; SS'fge 8, 30.
winter extras No. q. ss.oSd3'ooi Kansas
WSeatIspot firru; No. red. H-o62 ole,
,.o,nr esport basis 10 arrive. ana sl:osh
(, O. b afioat; No: northern Duluth, 3t;a
. h afloat. Bulish crop and weather
- =, 49,, ,ood,. the market strong, closing &C
TO ic net higher May closed sl'Os 0-le'
July sl.o3l. o, 20 cho,os
,oi. pss6sSc. 1910 nominal, Pacific coast.
1911, 4i944o; 1910. nominal; ,..o.
JBsootSro,.un-Steady; refined Now YORK
barpeis ss.2o; refined New York puiR'
$50: ladelph.a barrels 1910; Fn'a-
0elSl,rI1 ylSelnn1Isteady; domestic heeoe Xxx Ohio.
sugar market closed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Situation Summed Up.

To sum up the situation as Il stands
and with the prospect OF o tremendous
overflow In the Mississippi valley, II would
appear that with favorable acreage from
now on. a large crop is entirely possible.
and. according to the records OF the past,
more than probable.
That tho cotton contract markets OF the
world Will advance from present levels
seems now to be a foregone conclusion
Active speculation has, however, little 10
do with this development and the strength
OF the market must be attributed mainly
to the marvellous demand for actual cot
ton which has already removed from mar
ket pressure over l3.250.0o0 bales OF the
crop through exports and American mill
takings This must be considered IN con-
junction with the fact that ~ will be fully
five months before supplies from the new
crop cnn be available.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
General Revival.

On all sides supplies Of merchandise
nave become depleted. hence revival
stocks.
The stock exchange has Joined the
demonstration OF returning cheerfulness.
But II may be well TO add that so far
the rise IN quotations has been engl-
neered by speculators rather than forced
oy genuine Investment buying on tho
part OF the public or institutions.
Unless certain railroads and other large
corporations can raise additional s!news
they Will not be In position to meet the
expansion believed to be imminent The
country's total supply OF railway equip
grapple with anything IN the nature OF a
trade boom.
The sudden outourst Of prosperity
would play havoc with moro than one
sound.
There are still rew-quite few-re-
stratning factors, The wheels OF indus
try seldom run overtime simultaneously
with n bitter presidential campaign. The
tariff, Ike the sword OF Damocles, hangs
over the head OF protected enterprises
and II may shortly do damage 10 the
frightened ones. The cost OF conduct
Ing business Is rising through the higher
wages demanded by labor. A tie-up OF
disocate trade throughout the whole
country for some little time. All IS not
we'll In Mexico and should the United
States government feel called upon to
fend-pandemonium might sweep across
our border However. provided things
move normally during the second quarter
Of the year, the chances greatly favor
marked Improvement in American indus
try during the succeeding six months.
tisn need not be thrown 10 the winds.
There is room for lots OF slips
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, April 6.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts. coo: no southerns; market steady:
native steers. S6.o0@s so: southern
steers. 81 25n7.5o: southern cows and
heifers. So. 5OI6 90; native cows and
heifers. 50 soar 10: stockers and feeders.
si.79@s.75: bulls. 81 26@s,oo; calves,
SS.T5@S 90: western steers, IS. .TJ6S. .0O;
western cows S.s096 90.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1000; strong 10 &C
higher. bulk OF sales. sI.6507 90, heavy,
97.s5: light, S7.5O@7.s0; pigs. $3.50
90.
Sheep--No receipts; market steady.
muttons. s4.50@5,25. lambs: SO 500 49, 90 4.
fed wethers and ycarlings, s. .oO@T 10:
fed ewes. So 3.0ONG. 90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Fundamentals Gaining.

The great fundamental things on which
prosperity is based are gaining strength
at home.
Strikes may hinder, but cannot kill
prosperity.
The l9ll-l9i2 cotton harvest is ex-
CsedlnS all expectations, conditions for
the next crop are inspiring. winter wheat
Is doing eNcellently, remunerative prices
VIII stir our farmers TO greater activity
in all directions.
Railroad traffic IS passing in volume
even the high record OF the Dalrny days
which preceded the 1907 panic and heads
OF important systems confess oualms as
10 their ability TO cope with the deluge
OF commodities and merchandise to be
let loose within the neHt few months.
Practically every Idle car has been put
to work.
Iron and steel plants are turning out
unprecedented tonnages and prices are
moving upward.
TeItilcs-which form an industry sec
ond In Importance to metals-are being
ordered in abnormal quantities MS COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO April e,-Cattle-Receipts.
200. market steady; beeves. So 306S6s:
Sc. S5m6.S5: stockers and feeders. 81. 25@
$50: cows and heifers, s2.s096. 10 ,
calves. So. 5.75GS.50
sc higher: light 81 COOS 90; mixed, $3.50
as. .05: heavy. 81 .65ds. .o5: rough 81 So
a7.sO; pigs. 25. 2S@7 so: bulk OF sales,
81. S59S 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. market quiet to
steady: native, 81 i0@i So; western. $3.50
or. 10: ycarlinGs. $5.75ID7. 90: native
lambs, S. .G597 so; western lambs, Sc ?5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
HAVE YOU SlOO
OR CAN YOU SPARE A
FEW DOLLARS MONTHLY

have been In the manufacturing busi-
moss for lfteen years. ] now make out OF
my business more money each month
than / had capital 20 start the business
with | desire TO build e now and larger
factory TO meet the demands OF my In
creasing business, I am Offering a small
block OF preferred stock on which divi-
dends OF 8 per cent, payable quarterly,
are now being earned. This preferred
stock also participates In all other earn.
Inas but you are certain OF per cent on
your money year In and year out. This
10 legitimate manufacturing business
este BIZ shed for years, md IL growing with
the population OF tho Pacific Coast. II
you have little Idle money seek
Ing a profitable investment. invite
y9y 70 send me your name and
particulars regarding my business and
Its management. All inquiries should be
sent direct TO me as no brokers, promoters
or financial agents are authorized 20 Te-
ceive subscriptions.
Write today and ] will send you q COPY
Of my illustrated booklet. printed Ia colors
and fully describing tho wares Of my fao-
tory.
l. a McROBKHY,
President MoRosksy Mattress Co.,
sfs Market St., san Francisco, CAL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Money Market,

NEW YORK. April e.-Money on call
nominal. s.ys 40, ninety
days, Sl@4c, six months 3D.
Sr3nes mercantile paper, II to d.
Sterling exchange. stesny' VIII So Sor
sIr3w-Say bills and at $AsS.sS for oe-
maud. .. 40.
Bar silver. 5ss cents,
Government bonds. steady railroad
bonds, EVn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
New York Bonds.

WIN. L. Cook. prop. the Bee Hive
Drug store, Neihart, Mont, says the
Belt Canon running from Belt to Nei-
hart 10 the most picturesque spot In all
Moutans. He writes. "I recommend
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound 20
all nv customers and Am never disap-
pointed. II gives tho best results FOR
coughs and colds Of anything sell. -
achxumu-J ohnson, Druge. stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Omaha.

OMAHA. April s.-Cattle- le-Receipts.
500. Steady Native steers. $4,000 s 90 !:
cows and heifers. S3.5oG655; western
steers. 81 10000: Texas steers. si2s1
$50, range cows and heifers, S325@5 25:
Gamers. s2.75G4.00; stockers and feeders
f4.So96.5o; calves. si508s5O; bulls
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. SC higher
Heavy. S7.75q7.95; mixed. s765g7 10
light. s7-70Q775: pigs, Se.0037.50; bulk
OF sales. s1,65T7.T5.
sheep-ReceIpts. 1900. Market, steady.
YearlInSs S6.25 6T.00. wethers s60OT
$40; ewes, $5.o0d6oO: lambs. s7.oO9S 90
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
SOLlD REASONS ARE GIVEN
FOR INCREASED BUSINESS
New York Financial Editor Re1ievas +he prsse,,+
Year Will Be One of the Most
Prosperous on Record
By B. G. Forbes.
BY International News Service

by international News Service.
rEW YORK. April s.-Rusin.s, *
throwing OF the shackles that
nave encumoered II for two years
= The optimistic words OF a fsw
weeks ago are becoming opt,ni-
eic deeds today. And tomorrow's deve,-
osp,nents promise to carry us distinctly
further forward ''
Inere are solid reasons for manifesto
and AT home. ''
me working classes Of Great Britain
nave learned that even the Lloyd George
stamp OF statesman must stop short st
some things; that capital must be given
some consideration and that the rulo @!
reason cannot be thrown on the rubbish
neap IKE pair OF wornout shoes. The
struggle now ending has tnuRht labor its
power, but II has also clearly brought
out the responsibilities OF legislators and
vested rights.
Capital and labor have both learned TO
respect each other as a consequence OF
the events now happily terminating Tho
salutary influence Will not be confined TO
tne British isles. but will radiate over
the continent OF Europe and will not be
Va!ueleSS IN our own country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. April Butter firm.
creamerlcs @eG32c: dairies, 2tI2Sc.
mark. cases included. Isle; ordinary
firsts. isjGi9c: flrsts. 1910
Cheese steady; dalsles, i9Il9lc: twins.
19c: Young Americas, lslg19c; long
horns. 1SsGl9c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

n;,,, ilaH. Oats and Rye.
,aisy. SsarOLIS, sa April s.-Flax, s2.17.
|sas No. 2 yellow. TIC.
|Ns No : white. 52i153c.
40 q. s59S6c,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

CASH QUOTATIONS.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour,
firm. winter patents. si.10Ii,90: winter
straights, s40O@450 spring. patents
S3so1d.90: spring straights. s470q so;
bakers. s4i5dpi,s5. barley. feed or mix
ing, s1209l.Sa: timothy seed. sS-00G
1900; clover seed si6.0o3?l5o; mess
pork. sl7l2sQ17.?5: lard dn tierces).
se,77s. short ribs Qoose). 1885.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clearances or wheat and -four
were equal TO 22e.000 bushels. Primary
receipts were So. 900 bushels, compared
with $4,000 bushels tho corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for
Monday: Wheat, 81 cars; corn. ilS cars
oats. liz cars; hogs, $1,000 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
LIGHTER-STRONoER-
LONGER.

Lsss load required. Stands higher
pressure. Greater durability. Less
interior friction. Greater elasti-
city, More reliable. Dipped I'm
perrneable coating. Furnished
with National Costing. Cheaper
labor. Greater economy. And
many others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07
Will Prepare Lands.

The lands OF the Carolinas. Georgia and
Alabama Will undoubtedly be fertillzcd and
fully prepared for splendid growth and
perhaps even early maturity of the crop.
should dry, warm weather prevail for the
greater part OF the next sixty days.
It Is fair 10 estimate that should the
cotton acreage for the coming season ap-
proHimate 33.00n.n00 acres, at least 10 :
100000 acres VIII ne planted in Texas and
Oklahoma. And that the Atlantic states,
including Alabama, Will have also 1900,
600 ocres under plant before May 10.
The Mississippi valley VIII. from various
causes. probably include almost the en-
tire curtallmeut of acreage this season. as
compared with 19lI-12, and at this point
IL is proper to call attention to the facl
that the states OF Louisiana and Mlsss- =
sippi would not have In any event planted
their full acreage by reason OF the pres
ence OF boil weevil in those states, and
that the floods now prevailing In that sec
ton may provo more injurious to corn
felds and to the production OF that cereal
than cotton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-07

pared with the mesge. contracts OF re-
cont months. Here also prices are ad =
yancing. due chiefly 70 the higher wages
Just conceded 70 quarter or IL million
workers.
a, rsrsn+ osara - t..s H~IsA.iu.Ii ~ 90 ies a .,
IN 20 many varieties OF manufactures
that It's movements. when natural. are a
good criterion OF general trade condl-
tions.