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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

ooOtations given below are for large lOts Job
beEs' prices are higher
EGGs-Sear-sg hresh Virginia ~: west viz.
sinia and Southwest YirEinia. u: Tennessee. IL
BuTrER-Elsin fancy. 3iEl5as; Western arsta
oHEEsE-Nsu Kort stat. hetory. new. is.isx
n: ,; turteys isaif: chickcns. winter. 5aS;
chlckens. sIEingers. toa6.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens, choics. u.r IN. Is.
y "; roosters pr III. alo; turkeys. per 10,
is.ls. aneks. Ter H.. nH1D: geese. per h. lal1
observation-disclosures odd. per saek. aga1FS.
rev. No. per bbl-, 60a6D: No. 2 psr bbl poa
IS; ssot North Cardinal. per bbL. LooAGso;
yen' torth Cardinal. pr bbi, 3ooaiso; onious psf
saek, AoaSSl Bermnda. per eate 2zsaZso; Forida
per crate. 2ooAac; lstt1cs BASKET. I0asoo; sirtns
beans; pr BASKET, 2oouaOO; white h-sns, pr bas-
Florida. crate TsaIn; beets Florida, per crate.
2ooHz2S; hle. pr bbL. zs7S: spinach. per bhl,
Issl.a; tonatosA F1orida. per ente. 2eus3Es: a.
plIAguA Per dnz.. Lma2so rhubarb. per 100 buncheS.
Zeoa2so: clcunbsra. Florida pr crsts LEa4ao;
green peaN per BASKET, LT5a2S
GhEhN FhUITS-AnpIes. u<r boI.. 1soa1sD; ap-
sss' pr g. soz Lss.is; o.neea California. pr
bon. aSa3so: Eape mutt pr boz. Goal1fs; rane.
apples 3Isatz; strzvhsrries. North Carolina, PER
Hay AND sTRAw-H.y. western No /, nm.
00; No 2 z.Ooaz10: mIScd hay. aooss7 ~:
shaw. pe. bale Mcoalk9; machine thrash Ho0s
la0; straN. wheat, per ton. los1sn.p; strsu, oar,
per ton. nooa1Lm.
yh p sHo0sissA;:HI So sII, Ds ss. r. p. A H. Es. s.
medium. per H.. ~ 80
GRAIN-wheat. pr boa. LGaiIo: com. sheIled
slAa; ear. pr b6i.. Le5sAoo: oatA wesfefn white
No. Per bua.. $40; oats. mixed, per buS esssz
bran. per ton. 2oo; middling. par ton, Aoa.
WOOL AND HlDES-Wool. Hashed frps of
burn. per n. Na5; wool. unwashed psr ID. .;
is saasA az. Per r. is.is; Ereen hides b. II; calf
SEkDS-Red clover. Per bu.. I2ooaI1oo: al
Sike clover, PER hHslsi I1o0al1ss; white clover.
per busbel. l5-ooan0: ciEnson eluFer. 6soasss;
e. 4SoaiN; redtop gEsS. HooaD.0 pr 10 lhA
alfah9. per bushel fnaa0o.
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the Beccn apartment. for Joseph Nolbs.
For ,. ". Latham. g Iowa Circle. =
farm near Warrenion. Va. and S.0oo
square feet In Chevy Chase. the total
deal amounting 70 $4,000
s Franklin Park. one OF Washlngton's
prettiest suburbs. situated on the vlr-
ginia Hills. about SIX miles from the
White House. has been purchased By r.
~ Conway. real estate agent, az M @
Street Northwest, and Is being snbdi-
'vided into lots from 80 to go feet deep,
which are being placed on the market
The property Is reached BY the Great
Falls electric line
Gardiner & Dent. sl2 Fourteenth Street
Northwest. report the following sales:
Thomas Gerdlne TO Mrs. Emma c.
Rule. the three-story. ten-room brick
residence at 1913 Adams Min Road; con-
sideration 5000.
Mrs Lillian T. Roper to Samuel W.
Tucker. i13s Girard Street Northwest.
ten-room. residence: consideration, 8,z50
They have sold during the past week
for French Kirby six new two-story
brick houses located at 1lls to 1ges Six
teenth Street Southeast. consideration
for each house being $50 There are
only eight OF these houses on the market
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Sew York. May L-MILLFEED-Fat; inauir Is
hielesS Spring bran. 80; standard middlinzs,
80; Western red dog. S1oe; winter wheat bran,
PIE
FLOUR : Firm: moderate business. Kansss
straishts, hzas1. in sacAs; Fring patents. kisa
as. in barrels; spring clears leoa5io. sof winter
strights. s2sasD
RYE FIOIR-steady; dealings moderate Choice
brands Lgou5S
coRNMEAIs-Firm: trade quiet Kiln-dried, for
export. lloaA1S; eoarse meal. IN bags, Iesal.f1
HAY-Reeeints. ~ tons; strong; snail n1ruay
Primo timothy. L7oai.75; Nc. l. In; No q is;
No. ). l.i5
sTRAw-Receipts. % tons; strnnerr: dsmsnd IN
active. Long ne. iooaLE
PoRK-stcady business quiet Mes. n.Raa %;
family. z.solnoe.
.BEIF-Flrn 2 demand moderate Packet, lssa
100: family E.soais0a
LARD-strady; business quiet Prime western.
relned cnntinent. u. s.: South America, fzB
lard stesrine. dun. New rork i2.IZE
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KING GREETS COMMISSIONERS.
Member. Of r.nama-Pac,se Expo.
sItion at RaelinEham Palace.

London. May 4.-The members OF the
Panama Pacific. Exposition Commission
touring Europe in the Interests Of the
worlds fair which Is to be held In san
Francisco to celebrate the opening Of the
Panama Canal we're received in au-
ditnce by King George at Buckingham
Palace at noon to-day. The King dis
.ussed the approaching fair and showed
an unusual knowledge OF the arrange
ments for IL
United States Ambassador Whltelaw
Reid accompanied the commissioners to
the palace and introduced them 10 the
King. King Georges receptions OF the
Americans was cordial and he conversed
with them informally Tor nearly half an
hour
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coTToN MARRFr.

ouotati6ns funishsd By ". D. HibnS 4 On.
members q TIE NsN xork cotton Eldhsnrs. Him.
Bufldina. -
New York. May l-7hs cotton caitraet ru,rk..
sthefed ssEere decline 6rring the past usek - a
reszif q rcnerzl liquidation q long acuounfs and
lraclcAi deseItion q the market b. the lar,zr bull
groups The decline fum The highest levels rororiel
lsr the season amounted to over s. per. haie q,
Ihursiay,. uheu October eontracts were quoted hi
LIZ A. asninst lso. the PRICE reached on Afonday
q the preceding week
u b not clear that the decline vas inhusncei
entirely b tie modeate change Tor the better IN
reziher condiiionA Il Eonld rathcr secm that The
worlds mtrkets both m spots and futures had be-
CONE too highly speculative and that q reaction o.
Fumcs ua1 necsssary
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Street. following stroke Of paralysis
The deceased u survived by a sister
Miss Bite poran. His funeral VIII take
place from his home at o'clock Monday
morning and then 20 st. Mary's Catholic
Church.
the Second Presbyterian Church. win con-
duct services tomorrow afternoon At
Fort Washington. He win Be accompa-
church.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, May slime noney. For sirfv days.
aa5N per cent; for ninety dayS gfa5k; for four
mouths, Stass; for i've months ~ for six months.
Commercial paper-Prine sixty days tel5k NJ
oent; ninety DAYS. 4; Eve and six months. GaIk.
tofeign e1chanee-Cables LG5o: demand. sterling
=. 1919 fanes. aie pl1s TX; narns ~. puA
Forciui mnrkrts-Dinounf: London. R5I-ls.
Para, ~; Berlin -. Exchange On Irrdon--
Pars. . francs ~ eentimfs Berlin. q un.res
q rlcnniE- -
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virginia hrstS. Ioss on. nv; southern North Car.
DINA los. on. ~: guinea esrN PR doz. ala
BuTTER-CreameTy. hpey. pz ID. Xssss3; do ,
PRINT. 1AS; do, hloekA, Han: iadlc ZsalS. Mar
land and RenngiNaniE rollA.- pr H. zh9; Ohio
roiih pr h. 2a9; West Virginia, rods, per ID
storepaeted, pf n, 1G2l; Maryland vir-
EA<3; procrss butter sassS =
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

ouotat1ons funiIhed b. W. 3. Hibs. . o..
Buildins 49,
Cbiraso. Slay l-wheat elosed N to ~ higher
en- rspcrfs Of damage to cOpx May. LIN Jul.
ll2A: Srptembz. LeskELnz
Corn vas rp \ 70 on reports that the efoo
win BE- three weeks hate. Msy, euss0ss; JGiy TIis;
September. T57aTyA = -
Oats advanced q to q On wet wrathsr. May
5is; Jnb. 81; September. s4Aslgs
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MARKETS--FINANC e CONNER CE
wAsHlEa1oH STOCK MARKET.
- -. Il.:.l R.sall. e. 2 o.sIesE sqss-

eals1s Rrzilnr an. Z o'doet no1a.
nizr Realty 5 0nai - a. l1L
Capital Tractioa. 81 ~ a fct
Washirrion Railway Elecire I'D 3 at -
Eastern Llshl & Fu.i. 4 At lEA
L4nllon. 70 a g 10 a - . At q a. -
2 q 8 at =. 2 ai s. p At - at 81
y AZ 81
Washington Yirrinia Ry. rfd.. s Al ifk. af 7iH
!. = 7fs 1t ~. At ~, 3 At ..
Union Tfhst. at is. 70 At i6
After call
w'.AiHroa Gas 2 : gs,, !.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouosstioa. furnished By ". b. Hibhs 4 o..
nsembers Of the New TOrk STOCK Exchange. Hibes
Building
SALE OF STOCK BIZ HOUR
shares to Il 81 80
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FINANCEAND REALTY

Lanston and washington-v Virginia
Railway preferred were the only stocks
which were traded to any extent on the
Washington Stock Exchange yesterday.
With the exception Of six shares which
brought ssst. and twenty shares which
brought 81. the remainder OF the trading
In Lanston was at S6 During the session
l6s shares changed hands, The bid at
the close was g and the asking price g.
Several fve-share lots of Washington
Virginia preferred sold at 7fH. A
twenty-five share lot brought Is.
The only business done in the local
traction list was the sale OF seven shares
OF Railway preferred at s..
The bid for Eastern Light and Fuel
advanced from 1z5lz to 1Z75k. without
price at the close wass13o.
Washington Gas stock sold to the ex-
tent OF twenty-five shares at s6ls.
Union Trust. which brought rs for
hfteen shares. was the only bank stock
traded
stocIhoIders' Meeting Called.
A-meeting has been called for May Is
of the stockholders Of the Mercantile
Bank. at Ninth and @ Streets Northwest,
for the purpose Of ratifying the merger
between that institution and Union
Savings Bank. which has taken over
the assets and liabilities OF the smaller
bank.
Discuss Convention Plans.
Plans for the fifteenth international
Congress Of Hygiene and Demography.
and the meeting OF the American Public
Health Association. which viii be held
in this city next September. were dis
cussed yesterday at a meeting Of the
joint committee of the Board Of Trade
and Chamber Of Commerce, which is
with the arrangements for the
two big conventions.
At the suggestion Of DR.. d. Percy
chairman, the post OF vice
chairman to the committee was created,
and Granville n. Hunt was elected. DR..
william c. Woodward. health ofieer was
elected secretary.
DR.. HlcklIng stated that EIdridRe E. |
Jordan probably would accept the chair |
Of the committee on finance |
and Chaplin Brown the chairmanshfp OF !
the committee on legislation. other com. |
mittees and their chairrnen win be /
designated at the next meeting Of the /
Joint COMMITTEES next Saturday at noon.
Those present at the session to-day were |
DR.. D. Percy Hickling Dr. Tom VIII |
Hams, T. c. Dulin, H C. c. stiles.
Granville NJ. Hunt. and Frederick A.
Fenning.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ABSOIs sUTELY NEW ARTICLES; DE-
manded BY every home; start your own
business: send to-day for free PROPOSE
ton; it Is. the key that opens fortunes
door. BUFFALO EQUIPMENT CO, s.
Palace Arcade. Buffalo. N. Y.
s INVESTED WILL ESTABLISH Y0U PER
manenily with exclusive tcfritoFys the finest bns
Of toilet preparations made; write at once. E1I-
PRESS JosEPHiNB COMPANY, loed 81. and
Amsterdam Ave. New rok.
AGENTs-EITHER SEX. TO DISTRIB-
ute free pkgs. Perfumed soap powder
Good pay: all or spare time: no money
needed. @. WELLS. 34z Lincoln Ave.
Chicag0 III.
GOOD LIVE COLORED AGENTS TO
solicit for health and accident lnsur-
ance; liberal compensation. Address
CITY p o. BOX 17s
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FINANCIAL
HEAL ESTATE LOANS.

Made At Lowest Rates 81 1sfsress.
W 4. WALKER. 72s l5th St. nv.
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RUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

- $582
-. house: that II Is. " We fDT1 s1p-
Pian q. MIN work. Shingles.
Laths, &C., needed to build this house.
and Free Plans so with the sale. This
Is the most sensible inexpensive house
ever built. II contains halls. bath.
porches. and six rooms, and materials
all No. I grade. We can revise the list
with cheaper lumber, and take on $40
to $50. We have 200 other house plans
all free with sales, and ready estimates
OF cost In all OF them. Our prices are
lower than you can possibly get any
where else. Buy now FRANK LIB
BEY & Co. Lumbermen. Sixth syreeI
and New York ave, Washington, o. G.
NEW YORK CITY SALOON FOR SALE
-Hlgh-class proposition: long lease;
low rent; beautifully fitted. latest Inn
provements. long established: prominent
elevated railway station corner. financial
district: daily receipts from $50 to 800:
Yielding net yearly profits OF $1,000:
will stand strictest Investigation. which
Is cheerfuliy invited; $4,000 in cash re-
qusred. Other saloons from 500 up. DE
IIGNY. 50 King. New York
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

ouot,tians turnishsd y v. p Alss- . Ca,
nsnbsEs u the heu YOck stoek EEshAnsa. Hibbs
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RAISE cAPITALi BEST MFTHODS-
corporations organized and promoted
eyerywheres collections. y. q LEGAL.
CORP so Bond Bldg.
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CURB MARKET.

osO,stous furnished b ". B. Hibs q O.. nan.
ben Of'ths New Tork stoeh EIshanss. HiDss suils
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yesterday & Co. are now occupying
their new quarters in the Bond Building.
rooms as-s. They celebrated moving into
their new offices by making a number Of
sales Of their Walter Street property to
Warren, @. w. Johns. Frank and William
Harris. Consideration in each sale.
ts.5oe
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Norman Robinson. 10 Fifteenth
Street Northwest. report the following
sales for the past week:
To Howard 2. Heist. the property at
aol z Street Northeast Price. 5000 Mr..
Heist win remodel TO suit business pur-
poses
To Andrew c. Walter, a one-quarter-
acre lot with q modern residence. located
at Clarendon, Va. Price, $500.
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WASTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH SOME
kno~iedrs q the printing baziusss Who can f,,r-
nisA the use q 500 Amply securea and take =
position q trust fur one year o. more on Z rnarnn
ted salary. pr further infomation address BOX
%. Herald oaier.
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Patient SSss Sss'sss Pss,Pg.sl g

Free report as to Patentabflity.
Guide Book. New List Inventions want
ed and Prizes offered for Inventions
sent free. Patents. advertised free.
Victor ]. Evans Geo. %s.4iSs 3. :.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06

Oyster Bay, Nov. Shorty be-
fore midnight Col Theodore Roosevelt
made the following statement:
THE American people, by a great
plurality have decided in favor of
Mi. Wilson and the Democratic party.
Like all good citizens, | accept the re-
suit with entire good humor and con-
tentment AS for the Progressive
cause, | can only repeat what have
so many times said-the fate of the
leader for the time being is of little
consequence, but the cause itself must
in the end triumph, for its triumph is
essential to the well-being of the
American people.
(Signed) "THEO ROOSEVELT"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06

MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Roy Paul, 2l, and Ruth Flack, 20,
Conway.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06

Hon. Chas. D. Hilles, Chairman
Republican National Committee,
Times Building, New York City: You
have conducted most difficult cam
paign, in the face of unusual OBJ
stacles. | congratulate you heartily
on the fight you have made and | am
deeply grateful to you for it.
"WM. H. TAFT"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
THIRD WARD.

Election judges, clerks and mar
shals for Cadron township were as
follows:
First Wald-O. l.. Honea, w. H.
Bullion and John Hartley, judges:
Henry Fires tone and J.. Fl. Dunn,
clerks; j G. Wyatt, marshal
Second Ward-M. B. Linn, NJ. c.
Canada and W. H. Duncan, judges;
A. G. Martin and J Il Hartje,
clerks; c. O. Payne, marshal.
Thild Ward-J. A. King. j, NJ.
Eotton and T. A. Graham, judges !;
]. T. Markham and W. T. Piercey,
clerks; c. NJ, Easterwood, marshal.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
Will CELEBRATE
VICTORY MONDAY

Every Democrat in Faulkner coun-
ty is hereby notified that there will
be grand celebration of the recent
Democratic victory in Conway on
Monday, November IL. Among other
things, there will be torch-li light pro-
cession, shooting of anvils and big
speeches. All Wilson and Marshall
men are cordially invited to come,
join the procession and let your pro-
fession of faith be known. Come one,
come all, and help make this the big
gest celebration in the history of
Faulkner counts.
S. W. ROGERS,
Pres. Wilson Marshall Dem. Club.
G. S. M'HENRY, Secretary.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
DANLEY TOWNSHIP.
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
SEND CONGRATULATIONS

President Taft last night sent tele-
grams to Governor Wilson and Chair
man Hillies of the Republican Nation
al Committee
Here are the messages:
Hon. Mr.. Woodrow Wilson,
Princeton, N. j.. | cordially congrat-
ulate you on your election, and extend
10 you my best wishes for success
Jul administration.
"WM. H. TAFT"
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
WILSON-M MARSHALL
CLUB MEET TONIGHT

There will be a call meeting of the
Wilson Marshall Democratic Club to-
night at 8 o'clock at the courthouse
to arrange for a garnd celebra-
ton of the big Democratic landslide
yesterday. This meeting is import
ant. Every member of the club is
urged to be present.
S. W. ROGERS, Pres.
G. S. MHENRY, Sec.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
INSTITUTE AT HOLLAND
NOVEMBER 2S-29

There is to be a county Sunday
school instit&te at Holland Thursday
and Friday, November 28-29. Among
those on the program are Supt r. H
Cannon, Rev. Otto Wilmington, Dr. j.
W. Conger, S. W. Rogers, S. c..
Parish, G. E. and W B. Owen, Rev.
J III. Cheek, Prof. j NJ. c. Waugh
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
The RETURNS IN
FAULKNER COUNTY

Wilson and Marshall and Congress
man H. NJ. Jacoway, Democratic can
didate for reelection from the Fifth
congressional district, carried Faux
ner county by handsome majorities.
The vote for the townships heard
from up to ? o'clock. is as follows:
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06

Danville, ILL.,, Nov. 5.-Twenty-
eight precincts out of 67 in Vermillion
county, Illinois, including the city of
Danvil!e, give Frank T. O'Hair, a
Democrat, lead of IA over former
Speaker Cannon.
Indications are that O'Hair is elect
ed by 800.
At midnight f. Y. Leisure, son-in-
'aw Of former Speaker Cannon, con-
ceded O'Hair's election.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06
WILSON AND MARSHALL
WIN A GREAT VICTORY

For Taft -
Utah A, Vermont 4-total, 8.
Returns from Idaho, New Hamp-
shire, South Dakota and Wyoming
not yet reported.
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ter, Miss Sue Flippen, H G. Perry
and A. A. Parsons.
The program is to be exceptionally
strong. Various phases of Sunday
school work are to be discussed. Sun
day school officers and teachers of the
county are invited to attend. The
program will be printed in full next
week.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1912-11-06

About the same time he issued a
statement Col. Roosevelt sent the fol-
lowing telegram to Governor Wilson:
The American people, by a great
plurality, have conferred upon you
the highest honor in their gift. |
congratulate you thereon.
(Signed) "THEO. ROOSEVELT"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
TRADE COMMISSION
Proposed by Seth Low TO Interpret
the Sherman Antitrust
Law for Nation.

WASHINGTON. March "A COM
mission to interpret the Sherman
Anti Trust Act similar to the inter
state commerce commission. was pro-
posed I'm L resolution outlined today
before the National Civic Federation
by its president. Seth Low. at the
closing session OF the annual con-
vention.
\ bill which Will be drafted and
presented TO Congress would give 10
the proposed commission power to
inquire into a combination or pro-
posed combinations and pass upon
its legality. but granting the right OF
appeal to the courts as under the in
terstate commerce act
Reforms in legal procedure were ad-
vCcat-d Dy Everitt +. Wheeler. chair
man OF the American Bar Association.
Ralph W. Breckenridge. chairman OF
The Federation commute on legal re-
-Orm. and owen Miller. OF Missouri.
Representative 81 organized labor.
Nine tenths Of the law cases today
are decided by technical dust throw n
INTO fh' eyes OF the court. declared
Mr.. Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
MORE ACTIVITY
IN MARKET
Hardening Of Prices Results in Some
issues Going to Highest Level
OF Movement

NEW YORK. March = Early dull.
ness and irregularity. followed by
greater activity and pronounced
hardening OF prices which sent some
OF the active issues TO the highest
level OF the present movement sum-
marizes today's operations on the
stock exchange. So far as could be
learned no one OF the days develop.
ments was directly responsible for
this change
News from abroad respecting the
British coal strike was virtually un-
changed, aside from the probability OF
another conference between the dis
putants and the depressed state OF
the London markets was doubtless
the cause of the early heaviness here
In iact. at the outset there was dis
position TO view the general situation
with more encouragement. one OF the
adverse factors being found in the an.
nouncement that the government al
Washington proposes 10 institute IRE IN
proceedings against the Standard oil
company because 81 the illegal at.
tempt OF that company to acquire
some OF the larger independent com.
panies in The southwest.
such significance as today's move
mcnt may have possessed attached
I'm no small measure 10 tho continued
strength g: the, copper shares. ANAL
gamdted Copper crossing 20 for the
hr>t time In some months and an
preaching It's best price OF the pre
Nious year. The steady advance o.
this stock, coupled with its Anomalous
dividend position compared with
United States Steel. which WELD
more tlan twice a. much. has been
one OF the mystifying features OF the
market. Foreign demand for tho
metal continues apace. but home
consumers ars holding back in the
none oi some recession from recent
prices
o. The way OF new financing. The
pennsylvania company. which j. con
tro'led by the railway ~ stem OF tina,
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS


PARkERSBCRG. WA. March =
The pressures ara low this morning
ever the southwest. With a well-defined
storm central over the lower Plateau
region This storm IL preceded BY
cloudy weather and rain or snow east.
ward into the middle Mississippi val.
ley and southeastward INTO the central
Gulf states In fact. cloudy and un.
settled weather is the rule in practi.
cally all sections OF the country
The pressures continue high over
me northern sections east OF the Rock.
les. with a well-defined High" at.
tended by seasonably cold weather
moving into the northwest.
The rain area will probably cover
this section tonight and Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. Al degrees: lowest last
night. "a degrees; trace of snow yes
terday.
The Ohio will fall slowly or remain
practically stationary in the district
for the next 80 hours.
II. c. HOWE.
Station Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08

WASHINGTON. March AT the
beginning OF business today, the con-
dition Of the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury oIsces.
s61.5l4.755.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
s34.369.336.
The total balance in general fund
was si23.36S.424.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were
S2,G69.s0S. with ordinary disburse-
ments Of s2.35l.593.
The deficit 10 date this fiscal year
is S19.3l0,5i5, as against deficit
of s4.4l3,O74 at this time last year
These figures exclude Panama ca.
nal and public debt transactions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-08
WIFEREARRESTED
For Shooting Of Atlanta. Ca, Con-
tractor: Is Now Held
Without Bail.

ATLANTA. Ca. March Mrs.
Eugene Grace. under charge OF as
saulting her husband with intent to
Kill was re-6rested this afternoon and
ordered held without bail She had
been out on $500 bond Tic public
prosecutor deemed her husbands con-
Cition too serious 90 let her be at
large