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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
TOMORROW IS CIRCUS
DAY IN PlocHs

= snow without clown would be
lra8ic. The 'thrillers" with which a
noaern performance is interspsrse
would pail upon the audience, no
matter how daring or death-defyine.
x inc tension was not relieved. al
intervals by the merry antics Of the
rlnaidia. The management OF Jone /,
aras World Toured Shows which
Pl-!s cXhirit here on Sunday July Z
1as recognized this fact by organic
,As fur the current season large
1ompany of clowns, each of whom
IS sald to be specialist as well as
comedian. These clowns are intro.
lueea throughout the program in a
way TO keep the audience alterna
! 2ellbound and roaring in laught r.
remember, the clowns will be
zero tomorrow
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06

The exeursionists left for home
Monday afternoon. On the same
rain were twelve cars of ore from
he Prince mine-abcut 600 tons. Al
Bullionville. II more were picked up.
making in all solid train Of rs
oars of Prince ere, which made up
\ solid train out Of Caliente.
WHO WE'RE HERE
Among those who came ON the ex
cursion from Salt Lake were:
F, c. Dern, F. V. Bodfish, ]. R
Sebree of w. H. Child & Co., o. H.
Johnson Of the Mine Smelter Sup
ely Co.. T. B. Culhane of the Gen.
raj Electric &C., FL. W. Lane, N. A.
Robertson, F. B. Cook, w. F. Earls
cashier of the National Bank of the
Republic; j. NJ Bidwell manager OF
the American Sine ting & Refining
viii c, Higgins of the Mining Re.
view. A. d. Knowlton. Alex. Col
bath, Irwin Clawson, H. w. Stuard
W. II. Stenaker, George Grove, A
II. Godbe, Henry Sadler, Percy Sad
Ter. M. c. Godbe. Henry I. Cobb, R
K. Cobb, Harry F. Earle. Paul G.
Wooney, Of J. A. Pollock & eco; H.
A. Turnkey, CT Mckenzie Marble Co.;
l., B. Hampton, assistant manager
Of Crane & Co.; Earl Havenor,, OF
the Deseret News; A. Reeves, H. M
Johnson CT teh International Smelt
ing & Refining Co., George F. Was.
son, Arthur Thomas, CT Dern E
Thomas; Lieut.. VIM. e. Persons, U
S. A.; w. G.. Sadler, j. R. Mcfarland
Of Sullivan Machinery Co.. Owen A
Bailey,P ercy Chopper, H M. Chan
terlain, of Walker Bros bank; w
W. Byrne, Giant Powder Co.. Geo
Rust, manager r. G. Dunn & Co.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
The Metal Market

Silver, 81 3-4.
Lead, $3.50.
Copper. s17.22 IL.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
RAILROAD OFFICIALS co
OVER THE PRINCE LIN

\ distinguished party Of SAT-
aFe Route officials were In the
city for a few hours yesterday, h
me party were H. c. Mutt, genera.
!1anGger, and H. E. VanHousen, dl
! is;on superintendent Also Murra
Z. Godbe, Of the Prince Con Min
lug company.
.r'ni &c railroad and left In the af-
They made trip over the new
ternuon for Csliente.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
ATLANTA CELEBRATED
ON THE FOURTH

Tn' residents of Atlanta had a celt
oraticn Of their OWN on the Fourth
ma a''crai.g to late 5eports from
he eth, camp a most enjoyable time
was Lsd.
'SugILs seA slIods 10 mBI so ID
Ell ftr; among the interesting featui
IS being dlSiing contest.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
ooolE APPOINTS MASSEY

A Reno dispatch conveys the infar
nation that George Wingfield has de
cllned the appointment to the posi-
ton OF United States senator from
Nevaad to succeed the late George s
NIXON. Governor Oddie then appoin
"a Judge W. A. Massey Of Reno. who
has accepted. Judge Massey. was the
opponent of Governor eddie two
Years age In the contest for the nom
iua''on fer governor on the Republi
cen ticket. l
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
Jack johnson Wins

Special to the Record
LAS VEGAS, New Mexico. July A
JACK Johnson won the fight here to.
day In the ninth round
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
Sympathy.

Tin Sarer Smith (you know 'er--
bilPs missGs,. she throwed heyself
hort the END uv the wharf larst night.
Tom--Poor Sarar 'rim--An' n con
nshed 'er bout again Tom-Poor B1ll3
-London An~ EsYs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-07-06
81 siistratlcn Books Open

Rsiistratlcn Books Open
NJ mIsonns Wis hins tt register
f'r he coming ele hicrs may do 3"
at ia office of Justtic'' OF the Peace
Thomas The regisi. ton books are
Low aeH.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, November 16-The cotton
market was again nervous and unsettled,
with fluctuations irregular, but with
prices showing a downward tendency.
The close was steady at a net decline
of from to 3 points.
The opening was steady at a decline
of to points, in sympathy with lower
Liverpool cables than expected and clear
weather in the south. There was rather
sharp rally right after the call, which
sent prices UP to a net gain of from
to points as a result of bull support
buying by spot houses and weekend COW
ering, but sentiment was evidently un-
settled and the market soon turned easier.
closing within a point or two of the low
est under continued liquidation, southern
and foreign selling and local pressure.
The announcement that Congress would
be convened during the middle of April
for the purpose of expediting tariff leg
islation may have contributed somewhat
to the nervousness of trade, but the fact
was not much discussed around the ring,
and seemed less of a factor In the day s
trading than the expectation of full gin
ming returns more optimistic views OF
the crop and a bearsh view of the
weekend figures.
The latest advices from Memphis indi-
cate that the National Ginners' Asso-
citation will report a ginning OF 10 2o6 OOO
bales up to November IA, comparing with
the official report of II ,313. .236 bales ginn-
ed to November IA, ,ast year. Memphis
was reported a seller here this morning.
as we'll as other southern points and
bearishly disposed traders contend that
a ginning between November l and No
vember II, equal to that of last year
would favor the larger estimates of the
yield. Private cables from Liverpool re-
ported scattering liquidation on COM
parativeIy small market.
Spot cotton closed quiet: midd'ing up
lands. 11.9O; do. gulf, 12.15: sales, none.
Cotton futures closed steady
Evening star., 1912-11-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, November 16-Wheat head
ed downward again today. The market
has been on decline for nearly thre e
weeks. Rapidly increasing supplies and
no adequate demand allowed the bears
to remain In contro. The close was weak.
Is to q under last night. Corn finished u
to asa1s lower, oats varying from shade
off to q like amount up, and provisions
unchanged to an advance of 20.
Except for an unfounded report that
peace negotiations had been broken of.
bulls in wheat found no encouragement
of even a temporary sort. The effect in
the pit, however, proved brief. and sell
ing was general and free. Argentine
weather was favorable, northwestern
carrot arrivals for the week nearly
double those Of a year ago, and Chicago
receipts of 100000 bushels in excess of
the shipments. Moreover. the Russian
spring crop was reported TO be 90 per
cent larger than in 1911.
December ranged from S5ss to S6a4, with
last sales SJAaS57s: loss of "a net
Ideal weather brought the corn. market
to the lowest level of the year. DESPITE
week end evening UP little power to
recuperate was shown. December fuc-
tuated between 47sa47A and 472a47h.
closing steady Sa1a net lower at 47Aa
47ss Cash grades were weak. No.
yellow was quoted at 5S12.
Oats developed comparative strength
Offerings were light and contract stocks
small. December, which sold from 3Oas
to 3oas, closed a shade net higher at
;,0ssa30k. Provisions ruled tirmer owing
to large shrinkage in the amount OF
lard on hand here. At the end of the day
lard had risen 15 to 20, pork was un.
changed to 1Tk up and ribs dearer BY
12R to 10.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
4t,t anu . MDNkh
TO loan on approved city
real estate security.
JESSE L. HEISK ELL. l403 II 81. NV.
NEW YORK BANKS.

NEW YORK, November 16.-The state
| ment of the actual condition of clearing
house banks and trust companies for the
| week shows that they hold s1.2is,.0o re-
serve in excess of legal requirements.
i This is an increase of SS17,60 from last
week.
The statement follows
Daily average
Loans, S1,9O6. 46s 900: decrease, S3,oos.-
coo
Specie. s311, So 900: decrease. Sl.24I, ,Ooo.
Legal tenders. $so.sIs.ooo; increase. ST.
| $50 600.
Net deposits. 81, ,716,672 coo; decrease. 81
| 6S1 900.
| Circulation. SAG. .6os 900: increase. S13otp.
| Banks cash reserve in vault, s329.-
| 5SS 900.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault.
/ S63. A. .Uon.
Aggregate cash reserve $:s92, 10000
Excess lawful reserve, S5,od2,'oo; in
crease, S1..29,1Jo
Trust companies reserve:
With clearing house members carrying
- per cent cash reserve, S4i i,oo',oD.
Actual condition:
! Loans 81, ,aO1, l95, 900; decrease, S6, ,3o.oD
Specie, s3l2 10000: decrease, S9Ja,GH.
! Legal tenders, s1,GO6Uoo: Increase.
| Net deposits. s1.71O.51e,ooo; decrease.
| SIS. 1856, ,0Go.
Circulation. SAC $40. 600. increase. Sal. .OOo
| Banks cash reserve in vault, $3.50
| 963,OL0.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault.
| $b22, S13 Nt0 -
| Excess lawful reserve, 81 200 in
| crease, SSlI,ot
| Trust companies reserve:
| With clearing house members carry
| ing:
Twenty-Five per cent cash reserve, $50
| $1,000.
Summary of state banks and trust COM
panies in Greater New York not includ-
ed in Gearing house statement:
Loans. S5s7.36S, 100; increase S65s,4o
Specie ST., I57 800; decrease, S2.6,1Op.
Legal tenders. sS,534, 100; increase, SlGi.-
Total deposits. 1854 o7s.cco; decrease.
81 125. $50.
The fnancier will say
The New York clearing house banks
more than held their own In me matter
of reserves for the week ended Satur-
day, November 16, surplus reserve both
in the statement of actual conditions and
in the daily average statement having
shown a slight gain. Estimates based on
the known movements OF money in ana
out of banks Indicated n loss In cash,
due 10 continuance of the interior
movement, but the exhibit OF Saturday
calculated on actual condition revealed a.
gain of S536,000 in this item. Loans are
still being curtailed the decrease for the
past week having been S6, 6,I95,OO Net
deposits decreased $500. 600, and the re-
suit was an increase In excess reserve or
Ss11 coo, bringing the present surplus
above the - per cent minimum, 10
SI2 s. 200. The statement based on daily
averages showed decrease of S3,oJ9,oD
i'm loans, a decrease of S7,6S1 600 in net
deposits and a slight gain amounting 10
about S1s0oOO in cash.
The result was to increase the average
excess reserve S1.329,150, making the
present total $5.269, 100. The weekly
statement of trust companies made in
dependently of the clearing house show
ed unimportant changes, the chief one
cash. Money conditions In the face of
the fact that the New York bank re-
serves are much lower now than In past
seasons show no signs of stringency. al
though rates remain firm.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
BROKERS ARE UPSET
Condition of Market Not Salts
factory During Week.
BALKAN TROUBLE WORRIES
Promise of Solution of Difficulty,
However. Helps Some.
RAILROAD EARNINGS LARGE
October and November Records Are
Expected to Surpass Anything
of Kind.
RAILROAD EARNINGS LARGE
BY w. G. NICHOLAS.

NEW YORk, November 16.-The stock
market has been a meau unsatisfactory
and disappointing affair. 1t has been
subject to Spasms-alternately hot and
cold, with rather more cold than warmth.
There has been just enough disturbance
in the air to keep everybody stirred up
and prevent prudent men from taking
a fixed position. Increasing tufmoH on
account of the Balkan situation filled the
cables with disquieting bulletins not only
to the press. but TO bankers and inter-
national brokers as well The extraor-
binary ferocity OF the Balkan attack
upon the Turks upset the diplomats OF
the old world and prevented uhem from
calmly taking possession Of arrange
inents and at the same time set the
1poNers By tie ears. The adoption by the
Balkans of the Japanese methods OF Kill
ing the enemy in the start and settling
IN matters afterward was novelty In
E,urol can warfare. but il seems to have
been startlingly effective 50 far. and now
we have q bright premise of speedy,
peaceful readjustment OF dlnerenceS In
that blood -sa tura ted section of the world
1t. therefore, comes TO pass that the
American stock markets are in falr
way TO be soon rid OF feature which
is very much more disturb ng than can
be understood by the general public. 1t
was appreciated. however, by the bank
ing element and led TO TIE adoption of
very conservative methods in local financ-
ing 1t acted as severe check on
speculative activity. There was consider
able calling of loans on stock collateral
and traSers took the hint and held on,
However bullish they might be at heart
Another element which got under the
skin of speculation was the issue of a
special session of Congress to .i,t on the
tariff. II became apparent in,med ate.y
after election that the leading demoCra &C
politicians in and out of Cong. ess would
not subscribe to the Wall street assumi-
tion that the Pres dent-ele would defer
tariff action until the regular session of
Congress a year from next December.
but that they would bring treme 1dous
pressure on the President-e ect for spe-
ciai session N order to get the resky
thing out of the way. From the posi-
tiveness with which the big men of Wal.
street held to the belief L at there would
be q years respite before the tariff quts
ton would be formally taken up 1t was
quite evident that they had what they
thought was promise. Mr.. Wilson re-
peats frequently and with undisgus sed
satisfaction that he is a bet er listener
than prom,ser, and that when he really
makes up has mind he is his own spok s.
man and comes out into the open with
what he has to say. Clearly the Wilson
administra ion is not to be conducted in
the o d-fash;oned star chamber way.
Wall street has not been easily recon-
ciled to the prospect of forced revis-o
of its decision as to the time of begin
ming tariff revision.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. November .16.-Cotton
futures opened steady at decline of 3
to 8 points on poor cables and good
weather map Brokers had a moderate
accumulation Of selling orders to fill, but
offerings were well absorbed by the week
end demand from sellers Of the earlier
part of the week. This profit taking
after the call became pronounced and
gave the market a good tone. FIRST
prices were the lowest in the early trad
Ing. The advancing tendency of the mar
ket was short lived. Selling started
afresh, seeming to come from both sides
of the market, and prices sagged quickly.
But for the continued buying of covers
by profit-taking shorts the tone would
have become decidedly weak. but. as it
was below the level Of yesterdays close.
the decline became gradual. Some Of
the selling appeared to be based on the
rumor that negotiations between Turkey
and Bulgaria had been broken Off
Spot cotton-Steady: 1-16 off: middling,
IL IS. Sales on the spot, 700 bales. To
arrive. 200 Cotton futures closed steady
at net decline of 5a9 points.
November. 11.72: December. LILA: jan
uary, Ills; March, 1872; May, 1903;
July, H. 16.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, November 16.-F1our-
Quiet and lower to effect sales Spring
patents. 4.4oa4.75; winter straights 4.4j
a4.55; winter patents, 465ao.1O; sprin :
4.Ooa415; winter extras. No. >, 39oa4.O5
Kansas straiahts, 4.10a4.20; receipts, "a,
$50: barrels: shipments, 1894 barres.
Rye flour-Quiet; fair to good, 365a3.9O;
cho ce to fancy, 3.95a4.O5.
Buckwheat flour-steady 2.OOa205 per
100 pounds Cornmeal-Easy; fine white
and yellow, 1.5Oa1. 90: coarse. 1.fJa1.oO,
kiln dried, $40.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, 66a6s c. i. +. Ruf-
falo.
Barley-Quiet: feeding, 5Sa4 C. i. I. New
York; mailing, 57a7O C. i. f. uffalo.
Wheat-Spot easy; No. 2 red. l.O619 ele
vator and los t. o. b afloat nominal: No.
northern Duluth, 96A f. o. b. afioat Flu
lures market was easy under further sell
ing owing to heavy pressure of supplies
and poor cash demand. closing Aah net
lower December, 941sa95; closed 94as,
May, 9Slsa9S 11-16; closed 98A. Rece.p pts,
272, 400 bushels; shipments. 2.HO bushels.
Corn-Spot, easy; export, 53A f. Q. ..
bushels. Shipments. 1872 bushels.
Oats-Spot, steady: standard white.
BIZ asked: No. 3. 371s nominal; No. 4,
SO bid; natural white. S5a371a; white
slipped. 37a4O. all on track. Receipts.
125.525 bushels. Shipments, . 300.
Feed-Steady; western spring bran. 100
ID sacks % 80; standard middling, 1OO-lb.
sacks. 2250: city. 1OO-lb. sacks, 2,.a3.
Hay-Steady, prime. nominal; No. l,
1.1OOa1 .1o1k: No 2, 95a1.6O; No. 3, loaso.
Hops-Quiet; state. common to choice,
1912. 26a33; 1911. 12a17; Pacific coast
1912. 17a2i: 1911, 1Ia19.
Hides-Firm; Central America, 2s1s;
Bogota. 2SI4a294.
Leather-Firm; hemlock firsts. 27a2s;
seconds 26a27 thirds, 23a24; rejects,
Pork-Steady: mess, 1S.75a19 80; family,
23.OOao4.Oo; short clear. y o0a24.5O
Beef-Strcng; mess, 19O0a2o.00; fam
lily. 23.0Oa24.O0; beef hams. IA nominal,
11.4O; refined, firm; continent, 11.9o;
South America. 1910: compound, 77sasls
Tallow--Steady, prime city. hhds., GA
special. rs; country. 6a6s4.
Cottonseed oil-Irregular; prime crude
southeast. 4.s7a4.34: prime summer yel-
March. 606aG.0S; May, 6.1sa619.
Petroleum-Steady; refined New York.
barrels, s.35: refined New York, bulk.
465; Philadelphia, barrels, s.35; Phila-
Wool-steady; domestic fleece Xxx
Ohio, 31a32.
Rosin-Steady; strained. common to
good, $50.
Rice-Steady; domestic. 3s4a6; Patna.
6l4a6a4.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans open
kettle, 31aJ2.
Raw sugar-Steady; muscovado, SO test,
315: centrifugal, 50 test, 4.O5; molasses
sugar, 50 test, 800.
Refined su.ar-Steady: cut loaf, SO:
crushed, $50 mold A. $50; cubes. SIS;
xxx powdered, sos: powdered, 800;
granulated fine, 4.9O; diamond A, 4.9O;
confectioners A, 4.75; No. 1, 4.65; No. g.
46O: No. 3, 4.55; No. 4, 40; No. 5. 4.45;
No. 6, 4.40; No Z, ABS; No. s. 4.3O: No. 8,
425; No. 10, 42o: No. IL. 415; No. l..
41O; No. IS, 4O5: No. II. 4.O5
Potatoes. freights, peanuts, cabbages,
steady and unchanged.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Tobacco Company Not Worried.

The organizers of the new tobacco COM
pany do not appear 10 be greatly disturb
ed as yet over the chorus Of background
protest that is starting against the in
creasing use of cigarettes although it
msy be that the agitation will eventually
have greater weight than is now admit
led by manufacturers of smoke material.
The fact that the consumption of cigar
cites has increased in a few years from
::0G.o0o0OO TO o0oOO0.Oao annually is
something for the good people 10 become
aroused over. and ii is not unlikely that
a great connection viii yet be raised
ave- the growth Of what many peop {
look upon as dangerous evil. Thus far.
however, the crusade is in an embryotic
stage and Is not q market factor.
Between trades the humorouSly dis
posed people OF the financial district find
time 10 enjoy the many evidences OF
growing affection between President Taft
aud the gentleman who is eoinc To sue
ceed him as tenant of the White House.
Gossip TO the effect that Mr. Taft has
invited Mr.. Wilson to be his guest on
his way back from that vacation strikes
everybody as being proof OF abiding
mutual affection, and the spectacle IS
one that suffuses The cheek with a glow
II satisfaction. only iI-natured people
That there may he 4 vacancy on the
Supreme bench of the United States dur
ing the next four years. that Mr.. Taft
appointed southern democrat Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court and that
Evening star., 1912-11-17

pressure that can be exerted by sensa-
tional exploitation Of the foreign war and
Congress factors; but it would seem i'm
possible that such situation can persist
for more than short time.
When there does show renewal of public
activity In the security market one GER
tain disclosure will be that standard
stocks are scarce that the floating sup
ply has been during the past year or two
so far reduced that any concerted large
demand must result in quick and sub
stantial market value advances. The
stock market is in much better condition
than popularity is estimated. its status
apparent and actual-and the publics ap-
probation of it-being somewhat sug-
gestive of dispatch wired here this
week by a Kentucky friend: why,
thought you were dead; but here you are
alive, and shameless optimist.'
Evening star., 1912-11-17
The World of Finance and Trade.
Washington New York; London.

Mr. Wilson is a disciple of reciprocity
and harmony are mere incidents when
may have nothing whatever to do with
the case Nevertheless. it is no crime TO
smile over the prospect of beautiIul
denouement.
Despite repeated and very vigorous
raids on the market its undertone re-
mains strong The foundation is there
and the richest and most experienced
men in America are unyielding bulls on
the general situation They look for
much hieher prices-maybe not imme-
diately. but during the next year They
anticipate the safe and sane development
of stupendous prosperity.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
COFFEE FUTURES.

NEW YORK, November 16.-Coffee fu-
lures opened steady at an advance Of 2
to points on local covering. little Eu-
ropean buying and in sympathy with
steady French cables The expectation
Of unfavorable crop news from Brazil may
also have been a factor. but the demand
was by no means active or general, and
prices later eased off from the best under
scattered realizing or liquidation. The
close was steady at a net advance of l
to points Sales. 4S.7o0 bags. Novem-
ber. 1857: December. 1882: January and
February. 1851: March. 1891; April. 1897;
May, 14O4; June. 14.06: July, 14.OS: Au-
gust 14.10: September and October, II. Is.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio IS. 14A: Santos
As, 161a. Mild coffee quiet: Cordova,
16Aa1S.
Havre unchanged. Hamburg unchang-
ed to Il pfg lower. Owing to the holi-
day there were no Brazilian cables. New
York warehouse deliveries were T., $50
bags, against 15.031 last year.