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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-27
MARRIED AT BAKER

A very pretty wedding was
solmonized in the Congregational
church last Tuesday evening at
half past 8 o'clock, Rev. j. R.
McConnehey officiating. The
groom was Archie Franklin, a
we'll known ranchman living be-
tween Ekalaka and Camp Crook.
The bride was Lorena Belle
Atkinson from Chicago, III. Mr..
and Mrs. John Heifrin, old friends
of The groom, attended the brid-
al pair, A large number assem-
bled in the church to witness the
ceremony, and promptly at $3.50
the Baker Band played one of it's
most pleasing marches, wash
ington State" Mrs. McConne-
hey at the organ then played
Hearts and Flowers" by Theo.
M. Tobani, while the bridal par
ty party was entering the church
and continued with Rubestien's
MELODY in F." while Rev. Me-
Connehey read the simple but
impressive ceremony from the
Manual Of the congregational
church. While the band played
another march the bridal party
retired from the church, to be
greeted at the doors with the
traditional shower of rice. They
were then escorted by the band
to the Quick Lunch Cafe where
an informal reception was tend
cred the newly webs. On We'd
nesday they departed for MI.
Franklin's ranch southwest from
Ekalaka where they will reside,
where their friends wish them
a long, happy, and successful
married life. Baker Sentinel.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-12-27

The Christmas tree and
gram given by the Boys Club
Tuesday evening was we'll attend
ed. The boys proved themselves
to be royal entertainers.
With this issue we finish our
fourth year of existence. And
hasn't those years been success
full? Our only desire at this
time is that many of our SUBJ
scribers will rot forget that even
a smile can be brought upon al
editor by coming in and "plunk"
down the proper amount to have
their paper continued for an
other year. We don't ask our
subscribers to take the paper on
account Of it's 'value. Just do.
nate US the money to keep the
wolf from the door.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-12-05
RHINE zpTdVy.

Tyndall Reg &c. + Houzvicka
jenz byl dozorce trait V 'Tyndall
Sc mirulS tSden odst6hoyal Sc
svou rodinou do Montany Rev.
Linka Sc jiz nastehoval do mesta
Sc svou rodinou.
Pierre, Statnf zysrol6kaf Wy
dial hehem roku nekolik certifka-
tn lidem, jichz kon6 ktere trpsli
hfibecfm, byli ma ieho rozkaz us
mrceni. Tyto certifkaty drzitele
neposlali statnfmu auditoru by
Jim ie yyplatil. Nebudou-li zasla-
ny auditoru do Tho ledna, pozbu-
dou platnosti. KIDD tento clanek
etc a snad takovS certifkat ma
necht 81 tohoto upozorneni pow
simne.
Popularnich HAST pro presiden.
ia nanJch pfi minule volbe bylo
pro Wilsona $3.50, 748; pro Roose
velta 1928, 40; pro Tafta 3,376,
422: pro Debse 100000. " roce
1908 Bryan obdrzeI 6,393,182 a
Taft 1861 $40. Tim padem ne
|byl letos Taft tax mnoho pozadu
ze Rooseveltem iak by Sc zdalo
die hlasn elektoralnfch. DIE DO,
~pularnfch hlasn Sc nejlepe okaze
jak ktery kandidat 10 ohliben.
Pierre, 2-Jezto zdejsf, MATTED
divadla zapocal pred nedavnem
pfestayenf s pohybliVymi obrazy
yzdy V nedeli yecer, byl napaden
ostfs $ kazatelen v meste mi
nulou nedeli Nipple nezli Sc roz
hodl pro pfedstayeni, napfed pc
n9kolik mssfcl drzel iakS sez-
nam lidi ktefi v nedeli veGer cho-
di do kostela a seznal, Se jest jich
maIS poGet. Nipple dale Sc bra
nj, be ieho pfedstayeni jest Gist9
obr&zoy6 a vzdelavacf, nebot Wy
.bfra fiImy 3 kter}ch lid Sc poucf.
Generalnf nayladnf Johnson S MIN
souhlasi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-12-05

v pondeli rano vstoupili do sta
WI manzelskeho, 81. Josie Obr a
Karel Sears. v kongreg. kostele v
Yankton. Obfady vykonal Rev.
Stevenson. Druziekou a mladen.
Gem byli 81. Anna Travnieek a Jan
Petffk, oba zdeisi. Pc obfadech
~noyomanzel6 odjeli do Los Ange.
les, Calf, kde SO v budoucnosti
usadf. Slecna Obrova jest dcerou
manzelG ObrovSch ienz bydlf "a
padne Cd mesta a jest zde znama
Cd detstvf. Pan Sears vlastnil vel
~ reno u Belyidere, ktery ale pro
dial pred nedavnem. Pfeiem jim
yseho dobra.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-12-05

Dosv6dcenf "a fijcn:
FL Petfik M so Fir Janasck I5nI
Roy Q~uakenbush l.50
Jos Hruska, NIL rs Bait Wagner l.50I
Vino Rehafek loo James NoyaE I.50I
FIR. Hefmanek $50 + KUstruun 1 so
q f. Muller 1 so Jos Peska / so
J. p Duffek ] 90 FIR Jambora LOO
Wit Wagner I so Victor Becyaf l.50
Jos Jambora l.50 FT Koeer $50
Jos Tupa | so Jos velek l.5O
M B Welt 300 IF Mik0lasek $50
jos Pesek L. so CS ecker $50
Jno HOlleman l so w M Herman I.5U
Jos XIII $50 Ant RekGsek, ST. LEO
IA liStopad:
JOS Sestak ! SO Kat Kronaizl st, 3 90
Matt Kortan 1.50 John Kresl $50
A s Nedyed l.50 Ant Roeejdl LOO
FIR Rehdfnk l.5o JF Merkyan l.5O
" j Siman I.50 Louis Hakl l.60
Jos FillaLs l.50 Thos Fillaus rs
las Uherka 3 90 Jas Humpal I.50
Jos Dvofacek. st 1.50
zadame laskaye kazdeho komu
pfedplatne doslo, anebo vyide, BY
laskave obnos z%aslal, nebof nutne
potfebuiem penfze. Neradi upo
mfname zkrze postu, ponevac VI
me re zkusenosti, re Sc to nemile
dotkne, a proto Chime TAX vse-
obecne v techto sloupcfch. Una
me osobn9 takfka ysecky nase cd
beratele a tim padem take nezasta
vujem pc vyprseni pfedplatneho-
casopis, ponevac mnohdy Sc to
pro natlak jinych s~tarostf a yale
zitostf opomene. Nemusfte osob-
ne pfedplatne obnovit, n5brz pos
lete tfeba osobni eek, anebo iinak.
EDoufame, re nasi Gteni odberatele
81 toho poysfmnou, nebot nekolik
set pfedplatneho nam, jak Sc fika,
"helpne'.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-12-05

a.. D. Novaka. Dojeli az do Vince
Ter ale nasledkem mnozstvf ledu
nemohli pres feku, coz bylo jeiich
st9sti, nebot Sc Jim podafilo yratit
Sc doma pred snehovou bouff.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-12-05
DOMACl zpRAvY.

hCJFJ SSl SOuu IN HSs NTAN'
Tvrde a mskks uhli ma prodej
ma McCaull- Webster Elevator.
(Ady.)
Sleena Marie Barta cd Dante
byla zde naysL6You ma zzcatku tFd
ne u pfatel.
Josef Bouza cd Geddes a jeho
rodina ztrayili zde nedeli nayste-
you u pfatel.
Josef Rezae, ST., a jeho manzel-
ka byli Yankton v pond6li u cub
niho lekafe.
Anton Haiek, pofadatel Dakot-
skeho Pokroku byl zde v zajmn
onoho 6asopisu v dtery.
Josef Piroutek a jeho manzelka
z Ravinia byli zde n~avstevou u j..
M. Petffka ma zacatku t5dne.
Mattel Kripner, bratr pr. Vasko-
We, odjel SO SWIM synem do Chica
go We ctvrtek kde Sc trVale usadi.
Frank Kloucek a jeho manzelka
cd Dante byli zde navsteyou u sy-
nj q u pfatel ma zaeatku tfdne.
TOWNSHIP LakeportskS byl pred
nedavnem o~rganisovan a Dude ny
nj znam co TOWNSHIP Ziskov.
Slecna Mabel Fahy q jeff bratr
Edward Emery jsou zde ma nav
steve u sye sestry, pr. M. J. Loe-
sa. ..b.
Pr. Frantiska Zajieek sem pfi-
jela 2 Verdigree minulou sobotu a
Dude zde vyucoyati Stiff zenskych
oblekn.
ri. Andrew Jezewskiho 2 Wi
mona, MINI, sem pfiiela minuly
patek ma naystevu ku sy6mu syno-
vi Aloisoyi.
Frank Hakl ST., z Yankton byl
zde navst6vou U detf ma zaGatku
tydne. Tez navstivil mas a obno-
vii svS pfedplatne.
Adolf Uherka vypestoyal ma
sv6 farm8 steblo korny ma kterem
byly TIL yelike dokonal6 klasy.
Korna jest vystayena v hostinci
M. B. Welfa.
Louis Caba a Josef Boska Sc yra
till We stfedu rano 2 Waubun,
MINI, kde byli navsteyou u Jana
Baby, iemuz prf Sc tam dobfe da
II a nasledovne lfbf. .
Zadam tfmto vsechny ty, jenz
mi dluhujf, by poyinne castky "a
pravili do Tho ledna. Veskere ne
zapraven6 16ty po onom dnu dam
lkolektoyat. James Kulis. (Adv.
NeSli SO date poiistit ma }zivot,
domluvte Sc U Jana Kostela nebo
AL. Jezewskiho kteff pojistujf u
u. S. Annuity Life ms. Co. jenz
ziskava denne cleny a ienz je jed
ma z neilepsfchi
Name ma prodej Geetnf knihy
Vseeh velikosti. TEE tisknem YES
kere psaci politely pro spolky.
Rytiny ysech znakh spolkl jsme OBJ
starali ktere ma ohIayenf a jine We
ci vytisknem zaroyeh S ostatnfm
tiskem. Nenf tfeba zasflati pro
ne ma v5chod, nebot je vytisknem
TAX lacino jake jinde.
Duffek a Welt kupujf smetanu.
Neni tfeba byste posilali smetanu
ma ~VIastnf pest, nebof mic tim ne
zfskate. Pc zaplacenf freitu "a
smetanu SENATE, ze obdrzite zrov-
ma tolik cd mas. Mimo toho nemu
site byt V cas- ma d5ps, aniz must
te NIT plnou konev, kdyz smetauu
probate nam. Platime 80 centG.
lady.
Dne 25ho listopadu byli oddani
v Yankton 81. Anna KonecuS a
Ernest Baade, jcnz oba bydf ne
daleko Lesterville. Nevesta je
dcerou manSeld Konecnych a re-
Mich synem Christ Baade. Novo
NmanSele po obfadech odjeli ma
kratsf svatebnf cestu do Omahy.
Usadf Sc ma farme nedaleko Les
terville.
j. A. Wagner a r.. r. Mkt cd
jeli We stfedu rano do Gregory ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
BLOCK INQUIRY
Undertakers Get Body OF Poisoned
Sneed Witness. Spelling
Post Nortcn.

FORT WORTH, Tex. Feb. De
cause Edward ThrOckmortons body
was taken from IN" hospital where he
died TO an undertaking establishment
and embalmed before the courts order
directing that an autopsy be held was
served today. efforts TO ascertain
whether the states principal witness
against J. B. Sn"eG. accused OF hay-
ing murdered captain y. G.. Royce.
Sr-. was poisoned. came To naught
Throckmorton died las night from
v nat is said To- have been a mystrrI-
Gus Illness Physicians declare his
death resulted from alcoholic poison
INK. \ grand jury is trying 10 deter.
mine whether liquor b." drank was
drugged I}~fore he died Throck.
morton declared that he had been
"dOped"
Members 81 The Throckmorton
family deny that they say. instruct.
ions Tor tho removal al the body.
while the hospital authorities con.
tend that they followed t.a usual Gus
tom 81 tIrrIng the body over 10 the
uud.r'akers
The trial ~ ~re"d u.ll b." r.-u'nod
90 nine O'Clock fumnrruV. when "a
-p.'iaI trr.r" Of 10 u.a will report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
REBELS PLAN TO
ATTACK CAPITAL
" Abdiestion Does Not Soon Occur
In PICKING Demand Will
Be Enforced

PEklNG. Feb. . Premier Yuan
Shi kai's troops continue TO come into
the capital. When 10000 men have
been concentrated here. IL Is stated
that the decree announcing the alb
dicatiOn OF the emperor will he pub
lished.
j. IL reported mere tant tie viccroy ~
HHNWan. province ~ ShIn-S.. has signed
az agreement 30 JON e." republicans and
lead republican army into I.hIne. e
tliS step should b" i....~,tJy 90 cpmpe.
In" ewp~ruT's ..i..st.un
y Revolutionary for" has arrived 90
Ts!u". which D. ~it44taI lr neutral ter
rito-y near klt,..v The Germans have
pT'test"i against ta.s force ~tuppir- At
Tsim". DO. .Hf.rr nat such action IN
frinC"s .f.u t.. PROVISIONS 90 tie
treaty 90 IA .r.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
PEACE ENJOYS
Hesds 81 --latest Mexican Rebellion and
Federal oheers Hope 90
Avert War.

Ii PASO. Tex. Feb. Peace en-
voys sen, south today. ostensibly to
confer with federal leaders. encamped
at Samalayuca with several hundred
troops. said TO be from the Torreon
garrison. enroute To Juarez-
The peace mission departed in re-
Spouse TO message from General Pas
cual Orozco at chihuahua. in which he
urged his friends in Juarez ito treat
with the federals and II possible pre-
vent an attack"
Azelando Anaya. ciiief OF the Juarez
customs guards and cousin OF Orozco.
was one of the three peace envoya
The exodus from Juarez continued to-
day and the town is almost as deserted
as ii was prior to Madero's attack last
May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
ADVANCE STYLES
coserioss-se~ Trsins-Fresk-
sn-voiies ar Crepes

NEW YORK. Feb s-Practically all
the new fabrics have nov been dis
played on counters OF fashionable
shops. and as usual dressmakers and
ta!lors have bought in quantities the
patterns that in their judgment are
likely to be most effective. Private
customers also purchase dress lengths
early 10 secure first choice. and often
have the goods made up AT once in
readiness for Southern wear. as well
as for the warm weather that comes
very early often in our quickly vary
ing climate.
Many OF tn. finA coitons are quite
suitable for informal little dalce
frocks and home rigs
Freakish Trains.
Everyone except the very young
girl Is again wearing trains on even
ing and dinner frocks. but surely
queerer contraptions were never ex-
plotted. Often they are long narrow
panels starting well above the waist
line at the back. and quite unattached
anywhere else. Three or more mate
rails that overlap and end several
inches apart at the bottom are some
times used for this appendage. The
under panel will be satin overlaid
with lace and topped with chiffon or
net. or endless other combinations
that. of course. match or harmonize
with the rest OF the gown. Occasion
ally a sash is prolonged and does
duty for a train. fringed ends, sweep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
STEAMER SINKS
IN COLLISION

NEW YORK. Feb. The Ham
burg-Amsrican line steamer Allegheny
which left here yesterday for Central
America. and the West Indies. sank
=" miles eastnortheast OF Cape Henry
on the Virginia coast. after "A coll. sion
with the British steamer PomarOn. &C
cording 10 wireless dispatches re-
ceived here tonight. The Pomaron.
with the passengers and crew OF the
Allegheny on board. and conveyed by
The revenue cutter Onondaga. is max
ing slowly for port. the message SAID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Tor IapeSf'.p RNg SOI0 eLse7CHefe
at S20.OO, aCe quote Il price Of $II.OO
"a broof boslfive that IT pays 10
bnrcHase here FOR CASH.

Charge and credit stores are in business to
make money, are we, but their heavy ex-
pense for bookkeeping, bad accounts and other
losses must be provided for when making
prices and you pay an actual interest of from
75'o to 1907 for the charge privilege. You
can test this statement for yourself by careful
comparison, quality for quality, pattern for
pattern and price for price.
Buy HERE for CASH and save from a
third to a half your money. It's way to re-
duce the high cost of living that everyone can
practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
DANCER ( BURGESS
Wholesale and Retail Floor Coverings and Wall Paper
Terms Cash 1315-l3l7 Main St. Terms Cash
To Protect Border.

AUSTIN. Tex. Feb In answer
20 the appeal Of Governor Colquitt. Of
Texas. that in advance OF pOss bile ia
ture hostilties az Juarcz. steps be
taken 10 insure protection 10 residents
Of. III Paso. President Taft has 30.
formed Governor Colquift that the
necessary Instructions had been given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Gomez Denies Blame for Revolt.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Feb. Eff
there is = successful revolution in
northern Mexico and I am called 10
;he presidency. ! viii accept" said
Emilio Nazqucz Gomez. who has been
Pre- claimed the choice Of the Jaarez
mu'iue.rs. bore today
Senior Come denied that he had In
cited any rebellion IN MsNico or would
parr.c pate % au uprising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
RAnRoADER KILLS
wRECKER or HOME

1RONTON. O. Feb. 2.-ln a hand TO
hand encounter which took place in :he
home here OF Robert Brown. a railroad
emplOye. following Browns unexpected
return nome. Charles Davis. aged as. a
brakeman. was stabbed in the head BY
Brown and killed this afternoon. Davis
was married.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Ootoqarian Dies.

To me Editor OF the In'ell!genc-r.
FAIRMoN. w Va, Feb. 2.-J. r
Moore. aged So. died at his home here
today Of the infimities Of old age. He
was the father OF sixteen children.
eleven OF whom survive. The funeral
will be held on Sunday morning with
interment Mt Shinnston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
MAYOR OF WETzEL
TOWN VERY ILL.

Special Dispatch 20 the rnt-ilisencer
NEW MARTINSvILLE. W. Va.
Feb. Mayor q. g. Westerman. OF
this city. is confined To his home.
critically I'll OF pneumonia. Late to-
night It WAS stated that his tempera-
ture was very high and that chances
were against his recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Bizarre Head Coverings.

Head coverings. that do duty as
hats are even more freakish IN form.
Mob caps regular busting cap shapes
are used Cor all sorts OF wear. night
caps for outdoor sleepers. or for
theatre h"adgear. made up of dainty
lace. over Innings of sI's or gauz"
tissue trimmed with tho tiny roses
that lose none Of their popularity
though all the world ~ womankiud Is
making or buying them and wearing
them On every I"1s-.uI" occasion Tur
ban shapes evidently Inspired 10y
gorgeous EI-' Indian hri1 coverings.
ar" rather more Iurre--it" md SUR.
able FOR u1frous. tr.ual OBJ" girls
wear them 'uo These ar" made az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

Silver lead. zinc and copper ores
were mined in the Ussuri mining dis
trict during 1910 in respective quaint
ties. as follows: 2.05S tons. 1910
tons: and 40 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
CHILD IN LOVE
SWALLOWS srRYcUHrHE

HARTFORD. .'.ach.. Feb. e.-Despond-
ent. II is claimed. over a childish love
affair. - year old Grace Cutler swal-
lowed strychnine in a public school here
to-day, cooily informed her teacher OF
the deed. and died IA few hours later:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

Needles and parts for all sewing
Machines White sewing Machine
Co a. list s. Eel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Oriental colors and Patterns.

fl.mboy ant colors and Eastern pat
terms are a notable feature at silk
counters. where the latest productions
from silk looms are displayed Even
foulards show this tendency. and cot
tons are by means exempt. especially
IN thu bordered goods. which are seen
on every hand. and which, selected
with discrimination. make effective
frocks at small cost. for the borders
furnish almost all the needed trim
ming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

anything from fur TO embroidered lace
wrapped around the head. with a
feather or outstanding ornament just
where the folds cross in front. are
caught Indian fashion with jeweled
pin, or similar paste ornament
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
Here's a
Practical Way
TO Reduce the
High Cost of Living

When you buy Floor Coverings
or Wall Papers, make your pur-
chases at this store. for cash, and
save the extra money that charge
and credit stores must have to con-
duct their business.
We sell our Floor Coverings and
Wall Papers nnder onr ne70 selling
plan at an actual reduction of One
HaJffhe ordinary charges. Compare
the prices we have been quoting and
the values we have been delivering
the past few weeks if you want
proof.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03

The above designs are Nv The Mccall
Company. Nev York. Designers and
Makers o. Mccall Patterns.
ing the floor after the popular and i'm
practical fashion, or a bit of drapeTy
Is allowed 10 droop below the bottom
Of the skirt aud trail after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
New bingham Styles.

Among the most desirable cotton
dr"sS fabrics for the coming season
are imported ginehams shown in an
unusually attractive display Of plaids
blocks and stripes. with plain colors
1" exactly correspond. which are used
for trimmings and combinations The
well-known Scotch manufacturer Of
fine zcphyrs has protected buyers
from INSCRIPTIONS substitution by
having his name WIN. Anderson"
woven on every yard Of the seltace.
lie has ais" issued a dainty fashion
book with up-to-date styles that are
exactly adapted to Bingham. and
these can be had for tn. asking at
almost any store that carries nice
cottons Done can pick out the de-
sisu liked and fin ust how many
Yards OF plain or fancy zephyr will
be needed Tho children's STYLES.
q, ri. slnnr.I. NJ. now and sAarf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-03
NTTII w nv INV fIEIW ~
Cotton voiles and Crepes.

IWtt0U NUIIfs e-V'IIaIIN tHOtF "a THT7
terms with heavy padded enhrciieri's.
make some % the hanisouest dresses
AMI separate hiou~es In fact for So
allied vass waists there - no material
80 well liSet. though Orepes AMI hafi-t@s
are 80 largely used '".orei euhrni-
d.ris- afe ln eNc.iiert stVie The soc
..t.l~i Bulgarian .Nfu- 90 lesp and
brilliant fiuf- a~a a. u.. Do no tie rIIr-
r.rE a- ever though MT no 90 novel
f.... CO.,. ru, ....'l. 'u line With 80
t.r.. n.lI rax. fr Bod. ff.gFs.
FANNY IIIffI
Evening star., 1912-07-12
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 12.-The cotton
market opened barely steady. with old
crops to 8 points higher and new .
points higher to lower. Near positions
were affected by the strong spot situation
and large sales at Liverpool, while the
depression in late months was due in part
to moderate unloading. The forecast
proved unsatisfactory. however, indicat-
ing dry weather in the western belt and
continued showers in eastern sections,
causing subsequent rally of Il to s
points on new crops from the early low
levels.
Toward noon the market turned dull
and eased off to points from the high
est of the forenoon in response to local
realizing and an absence OF any agrees
sivc support from bulls having material
ly reduced their lines. We're rather fa-
vorable. with good reactions from this
level. There was little evidence that the
south had begun to sell much cotton
against the ne:e crop.
spot quiet; middling uplands 12.4O NOM
inal.
Estimated receipts at all the ports to-
day. $500 bales, against ISIS last week
and 42I last year; for the week 5000
bales, against 17,2s2 last week and a,194
last year.
Today's receipts at New Orleans, 6S6
bales, against 14S last year: at Houston
10 bales. against 66 last year, and at
Galveston, 6GS bales, against 167 last year