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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

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itleuoert iuiro. 0ldn iiebt am Sano9e'
Ienf bcs 8erfers oeutIid) oas 2eberarms
bauo unb oaran Die Gb5ugsidmlr mt
benz Saten. Der in Der Seie bes Heibe'
brabts bdn9t.
alter @ebir9sartilleriegeI Spd>
ter, ais oieIes MatsriuI uufsebrou4t
mar, nabmen iie ibre 3ufludt 9Isi4s
Iaaa 3u 8onIerOenbii4ien, neben be-
men Iie nod gebrau9te SartuIten
uno niAt ssplaBte MdnteI feinOIider
S6ropnels benuBten, bic nit
Sprengpotronen gsfiat unO bur4
einsn SOI5bedel OeridbIoFen purbsn.
Die Climbing puroe fat Our4peg
our6 elm Stid 9id!orbs3 3iinOi9nur
nit 10-15 SetunOen 8renn5eit Pes
nirtt, bic man tnopp Dor Dem Wurf
in 9rano ieBte. Die 3iinbidnursgins
riatung 1T ieOp6 nit allerlei 9efabs
rem perbunben. unter anberem b:rje'
nissn, OuB eiue feinoIt4e &ugeI ben
8erfer trifft. na9Oem er bic Gunte
Der Sunogranate geraoe entoiinoet
bot. SinOert ibn feline 8eriran6ung,
ben Nurf aus5ufiibren,. uno 1T er
uuBerionbe ober pergiBt er, Die
3InOi6nur gu IOfdeu, 10 1T nt4t
nur Iein ei9ener Sob, ionOetn 9es
p0bnli9 nod Der mebrerer Sameras
Oen Die Sol9e.
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bic 8riesstednit. bic ii4 Der Gnts
pidlung Der SanOsronaten in ben
leBten 10 Subren eifris un9snOmmen
bat, bepogen, bic mpoernen Sanos
sronoten fait burdlpe9 nit 3iinoOor'
ri9tungen uussuriiiten. Die min6es
items bis gum glugenblid Oes Durfs,
Oislfa9 IOgor nod IGn9er, geii4ert
6Ieiben. Die 9orteile oieIsr ginri9s
tuns psrOen inOeFen nit 5iemIi9
tompli5iertem 8uu Der gan5en 9ras
nate ertouft, 70 bab mir Si4erbettss
climber nur BEL fubritmGBig ber9eHel.
ten Sono9runaten finben. Neben i6s
nsn iinb i'm gsgenpdrtigen &rteg ouf
beiOeu Seiten bebslfsmdBig berge.
felte SonO9runoten nit Gunten0iins
Oun9 In 9ebroud. Die ii9 bon Den
obsn beIprodsnsn ruifiIdsiopaniIfen
5ormen taum uuterI9eioen.
llebri9ens bat ii9 bic Sono9ronate
Sur6aus ni9t in allen 2dnosru
gleidmGBis enttpidelt. 5rantrei9 3.
9. bnt OisIe Woffe gang perno9IdIs
Iist. fiibrte Oas fron5Oiii4e 9eer bob
bei Srie9sbs9inn nod bic glei6e
Sonbaronute pie Dor 100 Sabrsn:
Sine boble 9uBsiIerne Su9eG pon 3
SOL 9urdmeiier uno 2 pfuno Sc
pitt, Die S6por5pulper entbaIt. Die
BGnOe iinb an elmer Sts0e Our6s
bobrt. Sn bieie 8obrung lit elm
9renn5iinoer eingeiebt, Der aus elmer
SolSr0bre nit eeprsbtsm YuIper
(3iin0IoB unb bnriiber anaeOrones
tenn ReibIuB) 0eitsbt. (Osr9I. gt6b. p.
Sn benz ReibIab itsdt Elm oufgernubs
ter 9robt, osFen freies GnOe gu elmer
Dele 9ebosen 1T. SoG bic 9rancte
aeIbleuOsrt psrben, 10 nirb in Die
ReiborubtsSsIe Der Sotsr elmer
S9nur eingebdngt, ole bur9 elm 2es
Oerormbono I'm Snn0yslent Oes Dsrs
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Burfss itrufft Fd bic S4nur uno
reiBt 0en Rei6ebrubt aus Dem Gin.
ser. 9obur6 pirO Der RsibioB mts
siirost, Der feinerIsits Den 3iinoioB
in 8rnnb feBt. 5iinf Sstunben ipGs
ter teilt f9 bos 5eusr Der Sprsn9'
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rIoS;art
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16
znr GaDr ant SmRzkanal.

stls bic Siirtei i'm Sttober 1914
on Der Seite bon OsliI6IanO uno
SeIterrei9 sllngorn ota arieaspfaO
tef9ritt, slaubtsr pGdntnitsbe9abte
@emiitsr cine 8eFbnabne 6es SueSs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

SlotttnartiIerie in erI!er 2tnie in BE,
tradt tommt. 9tber Der grfoIg mar
eber negatip nIs poiitiO unO iGIrB
bamit, OaB 8irseIs9tab uno &otia
rte am tpeiteiten in 0iiIiber Ridtung
rorgeIdobenen, itGnbig beiebten bris
tiiden Yoitsn blieben.
Sn bieie MiOnute tiaOurb fable
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

Die 3ii1bOorridtuns TsBt fih ous
tinem bic Obere Seffnuns Der Wefs
iinsr0bre psrfdlisBeuosn, fsbernb ons
georOnsten 0edsI nit einssI6raubtsr
3iiuotapfel unb sinem fetsn Climb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

isrOerbdltniFe ipssen - bic QueIIsn
itnb in Der beisssebenen Sti35s init
ben bon QuaOraten umge6tnen Rin-
gen be5ei9net - unb tsr BON Reere
aus mOgIi4en l!nteritiibung bur9 ris
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

I6niirten. Die RuFen beOtenten ith
anfdusli9 Sur SeriteIuus her Sanos
9ranoteu meiit alter Run6tugeln ooer
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-16

DebeIfsmdbia bcr9citcIIte SauSgranaten
{, B, e tran5oiiidle Aonitrutttoneu; +
beutidJe. I eu0Iiihe Sorm. Sie 6orm {
beitebt aus in Ynpier 0eluideIteu
Spren9torperu; bel c lit Die SpreugIas
oung in 2iuer aouierUeubiihie uutergcs
brodt. 9ie 3iinOma erfOIat liberal
burd 3iiuoi6uur, Die bel BE mitteIs
elmer Sunte Ober oergI in @rnuo geiebt
tuiro. Sorm bat Heib3iln0ung. b.i
ibr enoet Die 3iinbihuur in elmer Ba.
trunenbiiIie. bic Teibiab entbdIt; beim
Nbrei6en Der SilIic begimt Die 3iinos
ihunr 5u bre.lneu.
9ie i'm ruFii9siapanii9en &rteae
benuBten Sano9rnnnten IteIten nur
in bs3u9 auf bic 2aoung, gu Der man
SDnamit, pttriniGure, S9iebbaums
polle uno Spreng9elatine benubte,
einen Sortihritt se9eniiber ben aIten
5ormen bar. Sm I6ri9en poren bic
GeI9ofe fait nod primitiperer Ras
fur uls bic bes WiittelaItera burg
man Die 2obuns bod pielFa6 in lee
ren ROnferpenbiidien Obsr aud nur
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
Nex YORK Cotton rutnres.
GRAIN
Grain Market wild.

CHICAGO. Dec ii.--Report> resardin; /;
di>armnment and peace threw wheat values
tods, 10 the winds Excited selling resulted
In losses that just before the end of III. day
amount to 10 sc = bushel The close was
wild at sl.5i TO sl.a5 y Tor May and sl3l'.
To ~ SEA for July with the market AS q
whole tOi, to l2s.c under ycasterdsy :
finish Corn showed setback OF 4 Sc to
2tsc and oats Of 2ssc TO Sc Provisions
wound NJ with grains Of i5c to I2Ifc
such furious selling a. came when the
wheat market opened has rarely been seen
iu Chicago From the instantaneous whole
sale ovcrturning ~ prices and deafening up.
roar " offers to unload holdings. the fact
seemed plain that 81 least in the wheat pit
opinion was virtually unanimous that long
step had been taken toward peace.
Falling off In the government estimate %
he corn crop was factor In giving relative
sieadiuesS 10 corn Oats We're depressed by
heavy sales ON the part of leading export
concern
Provisions responded only to a moderate
eNtcu' ~ peace developments.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
M[AlR2 METS
FINANCIAL


NEW NuRk. Dec 10. The stock market
underwent IFS ihird aud most severe test NJ
the week today. further serious iuruhds being
mHi, upon price, during the first hail OF tho
session on another enormous selling wave.
This condition was waterfall, rcmedird ~
thc later dcaliugs particularly IN the final
hour brisk rally. ucrastuurd iu part hA
buried short covering wiped out many
losses aud substituting some notable gains.
War shares aud affiliated issues we're again
thr ccutrr Of attack while the liquidation was
~ its height with extreme LOSSES " j To 10
points IN leading munitions, equipments.
metals p1pvtS. Contra, Leather. distillrrs
sc,uriiic, aud Industrial Ncohol. while
bethlehem Steel was conspicuous for is
.ro.> decline oi 49, points 10 30. steel s
contribution ~ the DAY, transaction, was
600. 900 shares or about 80 per cent OF the
total nf 100000 share.
Except fur moderate rrcr~Siuu> IN soma
oi the Changers, riih offered stout resistance
to the early weakness. advancing 10 .
points with steady demand for minor shares,
particularly southern Railway common aud
prrt,tcd Rock Island, the Pa,ifics aud
,ua'rrs
Dealing, Ia bond, were relatively hight
with hyav, tome Total sales, par value.
- 100000
United States coupon is rose a aud
Parsma coupon g's lost Hc ON call
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
LESS BEER FOR GERMANS
brewers, However, Will Not suffer
From the Restriction

BERLIN, Dec. lj.-Because beer is
not an indispensa bile necessity in north
Germany, Vet is that in south Ger.
many the north is to get considerably
less of this product in the future than
the south. The north is to he so re.
stricted that, after it has supplied its
share to the army. it will have for
the clvil population only II per cent
OF the peace time quantity.
South Germany has for some time
peen allowed to use ~ per cent of its
grain of the necessary variety for
making beer. 1t will receive this same
percentage during the immediate fu-
lure North Germany, however.
winch has been granted only 80 Der
cent OF It's grain for beer making pur-
poses is now to be reduced to % per
cent. Eleven per cent OF this goes TO
cover army needs. SO that IA per cent
remains '
As usual IT is the public and only
the pubic that il hit. for the brewrrs
are to be allowed to raise their nrices
to compensate them for their reduced
output The result to he anticinated
therefore is less beer. and that little
stretched or watered undulv. at in
creased prices
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
COTTON
New York Cotton

NtW NORk Dec li far'N dceliur> we're
followed boy >hatp rallies IN the cotton market
today. hut the tone WAS generally unsettled
and advances were not maintained with the
close barely steady at u net loss OF to Is
points After selling At Is iic March con.
tracts advanced TO tS7lc and closed a.
- SIC
The opening was steady a. q dclliuc Of >
10 ls points With active months selling IA
10 % point, net lower usht after the call
In sympathy with lower Liverpool cables
whi'o there was also scattering wall street
liquidation attributed tc the unsettled situa.
t,Ou in tho stock market There was good
dr,l ~ buying around tho opeuiue figures.
partly tor trade srrcuut but quick bulge
" - to l6 points met heavy Liverpool
Srlliug lNis brought out renewed hQuids.
tiou and the market worked ou To islsc for
January aud 1880 tor MAY before the end
OF the morning After the close 81 Liverpool
offerings hccame lcsS active and the decline
" ~ 90 - points from last nights final
figures was followed hN sharp rallies earl, IN
the afternoon Rulli,h southern spot ~.
vices aud renewed trade bulps promoted the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
WILD HORSES SELL 6 TIMES
Former Forestry official Tcstfies in
Unique FRAUD Cases.

OMAHA, Dec. 15.-Every wild
horse on the Coconino county govern
ment reservation in Arizona was sold
six times. willard NJ Drake. profess
sor of forestry in the University OF
Montana. today testified In the gov
ernments suit against the Omaha
Land Investment co. and the
United States Live Stock company for
alleged misuse OF the mails i'm fraud
ulent sales ot wild horses.
There were never more than $500
horses on the whole range" Profess
sor Drake said, "Of this number
about half were the property of home
steaders and ranchers. The others
were mavericks. and according TO the
laws of Arizona. were the property Of
the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
Duns Weekly Review

NEW YORK, Dee. 1j.-Duu's review to-.
morrow viii say:
The outstanding and most reas,nring
feature of the business situation ns /, has
been for some time /, the increased caution
manifest in banking. producing and dis.
rihuting channels. Foreign developmeniS
nave hcrentuated the tendency toward
wholesome conservatism witohnt affecting
the progress OF finance or lessening III.
volume 0f transactions ia trade and industry
and recent speculative read tuStments have
made the general outlook distinctly clearer
frices moreover no longer are soaring in
nearly al lines. tho strength continues pro.
nouneed IN many quarters and buyers while
operating with sustained confidence. give
more consideration 20 the element OF cost ia
making commitments for the future. Activity
IN some branches has subsid.d as IL in.
'ariably does at this season with salesm.n
coming IN from the road for th. holidays and
annual inventories under way or in cour<s
Of prrpnraton
"Wcckly bank clearing. s5.61ils6as1m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
NEW 0ELICACY ON MARKET
Even Commission Men Couldn't Idcn.
tify the Florida Cranberry.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. IA small
shipment OF a delicacy hitherto un.
Known here was received by the Reitz
u Baum Produce company today. II
was not offered for sale until a let
ter from the shipper arrived explain
ing II was called the Rosette berry.
the Florida cranberry OF the lemon
ade plant
1t Is about the size of a brussels
sprout' has an outside husk OF dark
red aud light green pod resem bling
okra. 1T is intended to be cooked and
eaten like the Massachusetts Gran.
berry or can be used for making iellv
or wine. one ,bushel will MAX,
twenty gallons OF wine, the letter
said.
1t has delicate acid taste md IL.
widely used TN Florida. where II
grows The wholesale price was e. 80
n bushel or hamper Even the oldes,
produce dealers could not ideutlfv II
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
HOROSCOPE.
saturday, December 10. 1916.

a
Good influence prevail today. e.
Mercury and Mars are In strongly
/ bcnefic aspect. while Jupiter and
Saturn are mildly adverse.
Astrologcrs declare that IT is ia
vorabls time TO deal with men and
women 10 push enterprises aud to
plan for the future.
There is a promising sign for those
who seek work, but there will bc
many difficulties in adjusting wage
problems the first of the year.
Speculation is subject To- a fortunate
direction. Warning is again given,
however, that there will be seriou%
slump In the market, owing to any
unexpected incident
Mechanics in every branch will be
most profitable in the new year and
education Will emphasize the trend to-
ward the vocational training that pre-
parcs for constructive work.
There Is a sign presagng fame for
woman who will work out problems
in practical philanthropy
Jupiter is IN place read as favor
able for the English armies and
changes in the cabinet Of King George
are again forcshadOwcd.
Peace agitation Will mark the be-
ginning of the year In the United
states as we'll as in Scandinavia.
Neptune will exercise peculiar
power IN France. the seers predict,
ana extraordinary conditions viii de
Nelop in cities aud towns whsr4 in
dustrial projects are carried -.
Deaths among men and women OF
prominence in the thnkinL world
VIII be more numerous than usual. it
~ prOgnosticated. ana ocCulists be-
licNe II Is because great spirits are
needed In The other world where the
thousands slain in battle demand at
tentiOn.
Railways and all mediums vi Hand
transportation are subject to condi-
lions indicating profits and increased
activity.
Persons whose birthday it is have
the auSury of changes that will he
successful Speculation will be un-
lucky but otherwise the outlook Tor
business is good.
Children born on this day will be
alert, keen and generally lucky These
subjects of SaGittarius make many
friends and should marry happy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
\mcrIcan Con,uIntc Robhrd

TOKIO, Dec. l5.-OtfiCiaI adNiCcs
from Nladivostock report that the
American consulate In that city was
robbed Of 10000 roubles. At the nor
mai ante-war exchange of this would
he about $4,000. According 10 the
police Russian employe OF the CON
sulate named Alexander Lange is
suspected OF having absconded with
the money, 1t being charged that he
has eloped to Japan with young
Cossack girl, who also lived at Nlad-
IN ostock IL is understood that the
money In question was chiefly Red
Cross funds intended foe the German
prisoners of war iu eastern Russia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
TOOK THE TEXT LITERALLY
Returns uouC IN tnion suit; Meets
Un, Who Needs Clothes.

SHERMAN. TcNOS pcc. 10. How
Ard THROWN is lust the axe to interpret
cNVr>thug literally Tie recently
hvard "a ecrWop on the text 1t Is more
u)vsScd 60 gNC than receive, Ihc
WVrds .ttNCu tu the coat ON your
back stuck an his mind.
Hts muthcr was Mortified Yesterday
when Howard returned from school In
his uutou suit--minus his trousers.
ttt had met a little boy IN rpgs, aud
.uld he explained, Oud had put the
into practice,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
HIS WAGON DRAWN BY GOATS
Hts Travelled $4,000 Miles: Drives
Nnimals on Trip Over L. :.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. Dec. 10
In travelling across the United States
John Rose of Delphi, Ind. is driving
four goats. Rose is on his way from
Billings, Mont, to Big Sandy. Texas.
where he will spend the winter lie
has driven the goats for four years.
In which time they have pulled him a
distance OF fifteen thousand miles He
averages | > miles day with his goats
lie reached Arkansas City Monday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16

8s.0on head: market weak to higher bulk
~. 71m 1910, light Sg25@ 1000. mixed
500 a 1920. heavy Sg.65m 1925. rough
s9.n5 n 3 50, pigs S7.3j@9It
tNTILE Receipts 10000 head: market
steady. native beef cattle s7.0OdlI2j
season aud holiday beeveS, virtually ended :
western steers $4,000 1925. stockers aud
feeders Si.7iN 500. cows and heifers s3s5
a 10 10. calves Ss.55hl225
SliEtP-ltrrripts 5000 head. mark
wenk wethers ss.si a 1000. ewes s575 a
$50. lambs Slt00a 1885.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
ChieAgo Produce.

CIilCNUO, Dec ll--NUTIEK Higher;
receipts i011 tubs creamery extras Sitac,
extra firsts S6 = a 3ic firsts % y 635c.
seconds ~ a S3c
EGGS-lnchauscd receipts 1901 cases,
CHEESE Unchanged
POrATOES-Unchaugc receipts l : cars
pOtLrRN-ChickenS unchanged turkeys
hshrr- live 2Ac. dressed e9@2pirc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
ssNSss#SXSMS SssSESa@SY

advance which also reflected covering ny
early sellers with January selling up to
iS l1r aud May to 1890 or about I id s
point, net higher No fresh feature de.
Vcloped 10 account for the later reaction
WhI,h nrohAhll reilrcied reaLlIng.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
LIVE STOCK
For, worth Live Stock

FORr.WORrU. Texas Dee ~ CATTLE
Receipts 1000 head. market steady; steers
- oOm 1000
HOES Receipts 5000 head; market Toe
higher. bulk ~ sOM zoos
SHEEP Receipts 500 head market
steady lambs sq.OOMlt50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16


l"hu l''ldH d"'wird lh" 't'l '"lu
'"n l' 'n l"hlut /" h' u'"' com
"un''l'' '''ln n'n'''' ''"'"'l"n a'
vantage l"'' h7 E""' "H lh"H" 'u''
''u '' "''''n'' 'h '", '''N W. va
t"' i" U'N' '""'' ,"'''"E'h,' "Pp'''"
i" "ul worn "H 'h' ''' "a ne a''"
nd'' me p'"''n' ''nd'N'h'' nun
di'd' "l lh' N'lN n'N' ''"''lH 'N''N
N'"' W'N" 1" me Guy "''n u'' wv
ave uhN'h'E 'hn' 'h'u 'h'''l'n "'
hhnd"npr'i 10y I''k "I 'u"'"O"u
W. ''lu, "'' NV" ''"' ~, ~, 'v''
'du'nu"u 'hhrn TO- ever N"n' wiz h"'''
'h' Hu,HU"h li' N'N'n '.", "Nv' N'
nh ru'll' H'i vice 'WP"'n''',,S uv "''
luhutcd "pu''hhN Tor ne peno'" "'
'h" poorer wh""' dlN' l''s ,.,.....,
Men VINO t"nk p"'l ~ 'h' Nv, M, ',.', ,...,
dlN'u"loh "I th' p"'H'''n '".'"N' '''N
/ ne i'k"hl o"u '''cN' ,"''",'u WV ~
! N',"h "' w" ,HH."',ui
| N'p'un vt N'"'n'' '"'" "'"P"''
',uH''u w '''h'"N ~, ''',','
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
PRODUCE
Kansas City Produce.

kANNNS VIIN. Nrc- lt-"-Bl IIEK-
Creamery 3p'sc. tirsts ~ Ec. seconds 35's g
parkng 2Ti,,
FGGS S-tirStS ~
POULTRY Hens l6igc ROSTERS ~ C.,
turkeys 2ic
POTATOES Steady: sl5O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16

k\NS\S VITN, Dec, It-HOUS--Ke
ceipis 5 500 head. market toe higher, bulk
s9 T0Nlol5. heavy sl0.0OMiO.eo. packers
and butchers 50 pd0l l0li. light abOG
10 10. pigs sS9ids.1S.
CArrLE- Receipts 1900 head; market
steady TO strong prime led steers s650@
10 5O southern steers s600Gsi5 cows
and feeders 50 00@s SO, bulls 81 - q 1sS,
calves So SOGlt2A
UFFP-Receipts 3.eOo head: market
steady. lambs sis O0@ i2.o0 sockers and
feeders s6.0OW - 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16
Galveston spo, Cotton

CALVES iON. Texas. Dec i5.-Cotton
middlnr 1920. receipts lO.7@l bales. cN.
port, io.lno bales. sales i6l bales, stocks
al 49, bales.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-16

In its work of enforcing the cotton
ututcs act the office designated as
bona ifdr spot cotton mat kcts the cN
chHugcs iu two ClticS I'm addition to the
IL previously designated \ number
~ additional domestic markets haN"
adopted the official cotton standards
as It basis fot their transactions The
standards have been adopted also 10y
the Rotterdam. Holland. cotton cN-
,hnuGr. During the fiscal year dis
putcs arisluE from future transac-
tluus and involving 26.1l1 bales We're
passed ON hN the office. These dis
putcs were from New York. none arts
INK TN New orleans. the only other of
uciHlh designated future market In
the country.
During the year the office com
plctcd It's standards tor tiugcd and
stained American cotton aud these
wctv promulgated hN the secretary
ut nrricultuc Work ON the stand
ot Arizona EgvptlNn cotton
and sea- island cotton was continued
Two hundred and forty eight tull
sets and 1S fractional sets OF the of
fi,ial standards for white cotton We're
a 1fsfIthUIpl
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Nnrnl nrrnmllnilnm InNc,ligniinns.

RurHl orgIui1Htiuu Investigations or
the office resulted In the collection ot
data on the costs and sources OF farm
lonus loans to farmers 10y merchants
u the south farmers mutual iusur-
au,c companies and rural telephone
companies Intensive rural surveNs OF
two counties were completed and
studies we're made OF large number
ot rural social educational and civic
activities
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Chicago live stock
CHICAGO, Dee IL - HOGS Receipts
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Grnhlne mud standardization Work

The office has continued iis stud
les ~ market grades and standards
fur various farm products.
Investigations into the reasons Tor
the couumic loss of ioudstufts In tran
VT ARE being continued. and possible
methods ot improvement are being
studied. Cooperation between ship
p'ts aud carriers With u Wow To tc.
duciug loss hns been stimulated IN va .
tious instances. Experimental ship.
, ,mcuts ot various products origiuUtluE
ON the tum. ugEr"gatinr nearly 80,
uOO pounds were mudc hN parcel post
/ during the year. Results from these
Inud earlier shipments according tu
| the report indicate that II is phNslc-
lnlN possible tu ship almost any com
modify hN parcel post when II IL prop
crly packed and handled Tho cN
pcrimcuts have shown also. however
that comparative returns from uthct
marketing methods must be consid
cred aud that II ls essential for sue
cess IN parcel post marketing for
shippers tu grade and STANDARDIZED
Their products and tu usr suitable
] 40, t.i
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