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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
Mr Sutton Advises,

Mr., Sutton Advises.
Remember thSt yca arr a married
woaSn uow. icSy, and avoid the an,
TeSrSnee a. cvd. NouuS men are SOME.
tines very SttySc,iVe, especially to
ycans wcneU who arC NO, quite happy
IN tAeir mSvrici hfc. bN, in the end it
SlwSyS noeSn> tpNUb,c.
Theuc wSS ~ time tor me Ia r,nlv.
for wASch | WAS thankful | Kissed dad.
sad jumped aboard the train, and rs
SNNa Is he had helpCi MAniy and Eii,h
NN We weyc Off, BUT most of the tima
going AOnc | thought u what he had
SN,N, WSS ! doing wrOag to GSc Leon,
and srNoNos 10 like e he with hsms
l cNal6o ( Scc tia; | wSS. Sna finSlly
eNoclN'iSd ,hS, father VAS old.taSA,
io0e,l.
HSIp I CGttNui said that Il | eNree,,
eG eim 10 6Nc as my father ala 1 would
Ne dsSaplN,lotc8t ~ l dismissed Leon.
ami ErNSsc trom u,y miRd Saa wonder.
ed u Chtt0rl wNN6 tel me SaNshlar
W his trSN ot the mcn and wNmNr --cS,
lNeelSllN the wOMee .- MAN Mcn, With
,ee'N, | wished that I cNuta sec Mrs
hNttea, C6e VISA save nc an saes
NShsps Mrs NNek)yp kaew Aey. |
WNaOS ASK Acy Soa II SAc did <Ac eNaAs
3, N,aS, dSSSrlNc her 10 me-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
AUTO KILLS PRIEST AND
INJURIES TWO OTHERS

Peoria. H., Ocr. s.-Bishop Edmund
Dunno. OF the Catholic diocese Of Peor-
ia and Father shannon. vicar general.
were seriously injured and Rev. Father
Seheutz, chancellor Of the dioeese. was
Killed early TODAY when their ANTONIO
bile turned over while the party was en-
route to PriuceVille, 20 conduct eonfiT-
nation ceremonies. Father ScheuiZ was
crushed under the wTeckase. Bishop
Dunno sustained internal injuries and
Father shannon : leg was broken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Russian statistics show that in 1915 the population had
increased that of 1897 by II per cent and was last
year lS2lS20OO Truly most wonderful showing when
it is remembered that this is practically all natural
growth and is due that of the United States
immigration. A still more remarkable statement how
ever is that the population has increased by 3S00O00
since 1914, or during the war. This should convince
Germany that is useless kill Russians since she can
not make the death rate equal that of the births.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
SIGNS OF AGE

| realize, with bitter grief, I'm in the sere
ana yellow leaf. The things that once ex-
cited me, and made me throw two fits or
three, no longer make the old appeal. and
quite Indifferent feel. When presidential
fights We're on. in happy times forever
gone, for days together saw red: hardly
ever went TO bed | really thought if 4
should win. s golden era would begin:
really thought if A should lose. we'd have
to soak our shirts and shoes to buy our
hQngrN ChilHran hraaH and LIE ,,,n,,lS ha .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Bucharest having been warned that unless Rumania
made separate peace soon the city would be laid in
ruins has taken practical way of protecting it. ThouS
the points liable to attack so that if the aeropanes and
zeppelnS raid the city they will XIII many of their own
people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
THE TATTLER
x x x X X = \ X y x x X j. !

There is something chilling in the
weather stories that are floating about
the country.
What is common sense9 asks Cali
fornia paper. Well, common sense is
o, thunder! if you had any yon
wouldn't ask such question.
"Sharp break in eggs, says PORT
land headline. Certainly. 1t always
happens when they drop.
Ordinarily when man says some
time previously that the battle is won
it means that he is doubtful as to the
outcome.
Looks as if we might have right
smart primary election in this town,
after all.
Almost any middleaged man can re-
call TO mind from one to a dozen men
he has known who were pestered into
their graves by people who were not
su1fenng Tor the money.
The hop market is not hopping much.
Pauline Frederick at Ye Liberty,
'Bill'' Hart at the Oregon, "Civilizs-
tiOn' at the Grand and the usual pro-
gram at the Blgh. Strenuous times
for the picture show goer.
Last week was fairly lively one at
Salem police headquarters, vet it would
haTe been considerably more lively had
a number of things happened which
were prevented from happening by the
department.
Say "lhiS Is nice weat ather'' to an old
oregonian on cold morning. and he
sccwls az you and gFunts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

thing Of dread But hear the statesmen roar the
same old thunder as of yOre, and not tremor do feel
and not warning makes appeal know that when the
telSS Is done ana has lost, snd hiss won Wen all pod
on the same old way and saw our wood and bale our hav
and love and laugh and sing and sigh and WOO and wed
and work and die.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

The agony is over, and the pennant winners are
known Now the country settle down TO business and
give ear occasionally 10 the neglected Spelbn6erS,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
s1M HuSRASD j So! Nd! AND ! 81
Jane Phelps


possible 10 - DSd took Us to the train
ao2 3ns' before he Kissed me goodbye
Ia -.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Say "this Is nice weather TO an old
oregonian on cold morning. and he
sccwls az YOU and gEunts.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

There is something chilling in the
weather stories that are floating about
the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

=
Way TIE Joanna, Is popular -
~ PRINTS sAs wNssa's news to =
day,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

"Sharp break in eggs" says Port
land headline. Certainly. 1t always
happens when they drop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Ordinarily when man says some
time previously that the battle is won
it means that he is doubtful as to the
outcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

What is common sense? asks a Cali
fornia paper, Well, common sense is
O, thunder. if you had any you
wouldn't ask such a question.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Looks as if we might have right
smart primary election in this town,
after all
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

The hop market is not hopping much.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, oct z. The cotton mar
kct was rather unsettled again at the
Opening today and first prices were
barely steady Mt an advance Of : points
to a decline Of 3 points. Overnight sell
ing orders had evidently been brought IN
by the weaker ruling ~ late Friday and
December contracts sold of to 1900,
while January declined to 1870 or about
3 TO I points net lower after IN" call Tho
market soon stcndiod on covering and
prices worked about 9 to Q points mot
higher before the end Of tho first hour
with December selling up tu l,l2c 1nl
January to ll0Gc.
Covering became more active aq the
market worked higher and stop or lrrs
were uncovered on tho advance which
carried December up to L. zoe and lluu-
AIRY To lI2tr. or about T. 10 % points
net higher ON the general list Tho close
was firm within . or 3 points OF the best
nt an advance OF IS to % points for the
day.
Spot cotton quiet. mlddliug upatnds
lIl0c, no sales.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
UNCLE SAM TO HANDLE
DIAMONDS FROM EUROPE
Government Will Deliver Precious
Gems Originating in For
eign Countries.

II any Oklahoma Cityan has a friend
in Europe who has been Just aching to
send him a pound or So OF diamonds or
other precious stones, hut who has been
holding off because OF the high cx
pres, rates across the A,lan6c-lct him
cheer mp.
According TO an announcement re-
cc,yed this morning at the p~ostoiiicc.
Uncle sam will hcnccior,h undertake to
deliver IN packages either sealed or II n
sealed, registered or unregistered. pre-
ciouS stones Of all characters, original
ing IN Europe
The package, however. must be
marked as To the nature OF its contents
and the stones will he subject to the
same import regulations as apply a.
gems shipped in the old fashioned man.
ner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
NEW YORK BANKS

NEW YORK. oct The statement
nr the actual condition OF clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
show that they hold So, 500 $50 reserve IN
excess OF requirements This Is "a Dc
crease Of t6,634 900. from last week The
statement follows.
Actual condition.
Loans. discounts. etc, 1894 S9h,'N''
increase. {7,t5s. po0.
Reserve In own vaults, 81 which f36S,
693, 0Uo is specie. t42a. Ia} 900, dccrehsc.
t6.Slg. u0O.
Reserve In fedcill ros"rvc bank. $40
10 600: increase, 81. i2s. 00s
f~tcscrVc In other repositories, A3,Abl,
600. decrease. f,og, unU.
Set demand deposits. S3,3ll,ill 600; In
crease, Sll.903. coo.
Net umc deposits. tl6S, Dos 900; In
crease. Sl,ii5,e coo.
Circulation. s2l.os2, GOO, dccrcasc. SOL.
eco.
Aggregate reserve. ss52 10000
fhccss reserve. $50. sos, ESQ, decrease,
Sc, G34. o9O.
Summary Of state banks and trust
companies In greater New York, not in
clud"d In clearing house statement
Loans, discounts. cts. !il9, COG, 600, de
crease. t975.3O0
Specie, SIS. 5j5. 600. dscteasc. 81, los, 800.
Legal tenders. S9,6i2,9 900; increase,
Total deposits, 1907 az, 200; decrease,
q 2G2. 900.
tanks cash reserve in vault. tl2.i7i,-
700.
Trust companies cash reserve in vaults
$50 Il. 200. VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
MARKET VARIES
ON RUNORS OF PEACE
R]ecoveries Followed by Reversals, But
Closing Prices Arc
Strong.

NlN YORK. Oyt. Tho influence OF
gossip or rumor as a market factor was
forcibly Illustrated during today's short
session, prices again yielding, though
only temporarily. despite tho issuance ct
numerous authoritative deuiuls OF Inn
pending peac" negotiations. At the out
set there were many substantial rcCov-
cries. followed ny n quick reversal on
heavy selling. largely from the trading
element. Rccessious of | To 3 points oc-
CURED on this movement. the first hours
trading amounting to I00. 600 shares ~
no time. however, was there any serious
unscttlrment or important liquidation.
General and In some instances, more
than complete ~rccovcrics were effected
on the reduced and more orderly deal
lngs Of the final hour The closing wa,
strong. Bonds were irregular.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
SENTIMENT IN FAVOR
OF MUSK0GEE STRIKERS
So Says Edgar Fenton, President La
Dor Federation; Returns Home
To-day.

zone OF the best strikes | ever saw
was the comment OF Edgar cn,on, pres
idcnt OF the Oklahoma tate Federation
OF Labor. upon his return this MORN
iup from MuSkogec, where he has been
in the street car strike. Mr.
Fen,on declared that the sentiment ot
practically every business and proies.
sional man in the city wa ON the side
OF the strikers aud that an attempt is
being made to allow the "l,trcys' to go
back into business.
"lust to show how the employment,
Of unskilled men in the place OF the
strikers effects the system Mr. Fen
ton said. "one of tho strike. breaking
mo,ormen on an Alta Vista car yes.
tcrday piloted it over the Fon pu Lac
line before he discovered hi, mistake "
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Reported Also British Government
MAY Commander Can
adam Surplus.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO oct 7-Denlals Of peace
fed to q rally today In the price q,
wheat Quotations were strengthened
also by report lhat the British govern
mrut would commander the Canadian
surplus. \ further handicap for tho
ar was tho fact that no rain had fallen
IN Argentina and hat the damage from
drouth was snid 90 he extending to tho
south and west Opening prices, which
ranged from - To lNc higher with Dc
ccmhor at tl6S to Sl5a and May A.
ti57ig to tl.5SAs. were followed Ivy a re-
action, but then another upturn.
Higher prices at Buenoa Aires helped
to mt the market here lato In the scs-
sion The closc was strong, Mt lN-c In
lac net advance. with December 81 5glg
and May. tl5SA,
Prospects Of y lurgrr crop movement
next week bad a hcarlsh influence on
corn. The bulge In wheat formed only u
temporary offset After opening 'sC low
cr to sc up the market hardened a little
all around aud then underwent n mod
crate sNg
oats weakened with corn. There Mas
mo evidence ut my urgent demand
Higher quotations ON hogs strength
cucd provisions Packers seemed to be
giving support to the market
subsequently the corn market respond
cd to the continued advance in wheat
The clos" was steady Rt a gain Of ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07

adyices received here. The NlemenN-
Schuckcrtwerkc OF Berlin are build
ing a generator and transformer, eael
6OO00 X W. the transformer having the
power TO transform the voltage to Ill.,
OO volts. The order Is being executed
ior the Rhciuish Wcstphalian Electrical
Works. 1t is said the largest turh'-
generators I'm the United States arc
3SNU or 10000 h. ".
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. oct Weakened
liquidation ns against values IN the early
trading In cotton on this market today
Under the pressure prices fen I to y
points In the first half hour " bust
ness. General short selling vas siln-
ulatcd by the extremely favorable wealth
cr conditions over the belt.
The lower rang" OF values attracted
fresh buying, which increased ~ III" SEES
sion grew older offerings were scautN,
apparently chiefly because Of liquidation
late In the session Yesterday Toward
the end Of the session the active months
were 10 to u points above yesicrdoN 81
last quotations.
spot cotton. steady and unchanged
Sales on the spot, . soc; arrive, coo Good
ordinary, u sc; strict good ordinary.
Is l9c; low mlddliug, l5.69c; strict low
middling, 1886, middllng, 6l9c, strict
middling. 1890, good middlng, is Soc.
strict good mtddling, lGslc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
EDITOR OF AMERICAN
ELK DIES AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich, Oct II Fred
editor and publisher OF the
Elk, died here last night after
a short illness. He was formerly con
nected with newspapers in various parts
OF the country as editorial writer and
had held several prominent offices in
the Order of ElkS Mr Williams was
born in Attica, y. Y, and was 50 wears
nll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. oct. HOGS Receipts
800; Zoe to l5c higher. lights, -
1905; pigs, 81 gjd925 mixed u butch
crs. $3.50 10 10; good heavy, SO oon 10 10
bulk, 81 65dlO.OO. tArTlAh' ite.elptS'
40, steady native beef steers. $1,000
100. yenrling steers and heiters, Sbon
1905; cows. g. J0n7.5O stockers ana
feeders. s. 30n7 so; Texas quarantine
steers. s. 5OH 500. prime southerns steers
s. uOngOO: cows and heitcrs. y 9Vl
Z so; prime ycarlings and hcifrrs, = 5nu
900: native calves. Sc 00u II "a. SHfl'l
Receipts. zoo; steady lambs. F""h' w
slaughter ewes, s. O0m72J; blcRtlnR
ewes. Ns50ug5u: ycnrlings. SDnA 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Germany Building
Largest Generator

NEW YORK The German electrical
industry Is scoring a triumph IN the
midst OF the distractions OF the val by
building the largest generator and
Transformer in the world. according to
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Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. oct. Mercantile paper,
She sterling co days. 81 ~; 'lhhnn
"a, Il-l6. cables. Si16 10. Francs de-
s5.SSA. cables. S5.4lg iuild'rS
demand. lO7sc: cables, ilc Rar silNr''
GSl,c. Mexican dollars. 62'sc: govern
mcnt bonds, strong railroad bonds m
rNrLlLL
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Outside Livestock
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. oct. HOGS R'celp,'
". Don. dow: unchanged 10 5c above yrs
t.rday's average; bulk. 81 fons W usn''
81 O1u99o. mixed. Nn"nf oSa ","r,'
81 6uug -. rough, S.uuN ~, ~
50 75Dq25 CATTLt. Receipts, oOo
steady. native beef cattle, 66oH II 80,
western steers. ssl5a9lo; stockers ana
feeders. N75n77j; cows and heliyIs'
81. 5OHq a.: calves. s. 0op l. 50 Sitrt.t
Rrceipts, 1000. weak; wethers, So.'VH
= co.. I,mhg g. OOulU. 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07

KANSAS CITY. Oct. BlTFGlt.
Creamery. sac. nrsts, soc, seconds. Eye,
packing. pc. EGGS Firsts, SOC. fpI l.
TRY Hens. Ice, ROSTERS. lllsC hroll.
era Gle. POTATOES: Firm, Northern
Early Ohios Sll5ul2O.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
rOduCe---PrOvlSlOnS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO oct. 2 RITTER ttLm.
creamery. aOu3ilec. Eggs higher ne
vcipts s.1q7 cases. firsts, 3OisU Gle or
binary firsts. 2Nis "a 2sigc. AZ MARI. 'hs'S
included. IS ears. Jerseys. k2oE W
DhIus. Sll5uI25 POULTRY awe
lower. Fowls l3ulIc. springs, lN'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN

KANSAS cry. oct. 7-WnEAT: TN
changed To o. higher; No. ? hard, 81
! Go; No. Q red. slj9Hl6l. corn Tn
changed; - mixed. Sc. No ? white.
Ni'ro, 40 o yellow. Ste OATS I'm
changed ~ sc higher; No . white. ~
n 80. No . mINrh. AiM l6lgr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Earnings Cause Rise
Elnfida Troops Al BORDER.

LAREDO. Texas, Oct. THE last
Of the Florida troops arrived here early
today, the entire force numbering
about 800 The second Main, repi-
men, was TO leave during the day for
Augusta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
CALIFORNIA LOTS SOLD
TO SPlVEY FOR $4,000

Lot, seventeen and eighteen, block
thirty two, located at the corner OF
Harvey street and California were pur-
chased Yesterday for $4,000 by ! o.
Np,ycy of the furniture firm OF Snivey
& Sons, The former owner was " VI.
r,lc,.
Mr. Spivcy's business is located on
the lots He expects to erect a build
ing ol his own m the near future.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. oct. , WHEAT 30 .
rcd. nominal; No . hard. 'le3A ate
tORN No o yellow Sgig n 900 ONTS
standard. 4SlguN,c
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COFFEE.

NEW YORK. oct. 7.-COFFEE Rio
No. gI.c. futures steady; december
N.5gr. March Na6C.
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STOCKS YIELD POINTS
ON RUM0RS OF PEACE
Greatest Interest Evidenced in Wide
Character Of Trading In
Guiding Many Issues.


NEW YORK. oct N-Ihc most
interesting development of another az,
tive stock market week 100 which daily
dealings again ranged from 1000
Ou TO almo,, 10000" share, Wa the
intmat,ou that ,amc Friday from IN
ilucntNl financial sources to the effect
that peace overture, from Germany
would soon hc luaugurdtcd
Stocks Decline J Points.
Decline ul 3 to s points from high
levels followed the circulation of
these rumor, in stock, and other indus
trial issues deriving special benefit from
foreign contracts. Rails. except minor
shares. which had shown unusual
strength and activity during the pre-
ceding day or two. welded to B
points and the list as a whole wa,
decidedly unsettled though far from
weak Apart from the war umor,.
greatest interest va, evidenced I'm the
w;de character Of the trading which
comprj,ed a greater number of issue,
,h,, ever before This was accented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK. oct THE cotton seed
oil market closed stron- spot # 3o1r
-. 0rc. oct. II i0u ll43c. Nov. lnu
liOic, Dec. m. 9Ofi 10 g9C. Jan. luNiu
10 q2c, Feb 10 sea 10 93c. March l..p0u
HOO, April tlO2d lll2r. May lloSlr
ll.llc. Total sales %. 200 barrels.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Oh. 1hanksI

When ! feel hlcu and ~ to nIkc
simply turn tu Luke McIukc.
lie always proves an ample hraccr.
never even need "a chaser.
\ Il.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07

HOG. Steady market was a fttiur Cll-
max To "a week Of downs and ups In To-
cal hog market Trading for the closing
dav was active and steady at Friday
high time. ur ?Ou3 SOC higher ,h'u tn" 10"
time Of the week. Receipts were mod
cratcly good for the closing dtN, around
/, 400 head coming. quality ot which wns
hair. TOP was 50 30, hulk 81 lof' %
The week. receipts total leal2 against
Ia, 1875 corresponding week "a year us"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Our Daily Special

Nothing Else Is Abused As Much
As Is The Power o. Speech Luke
McLuke.
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PRICES FALL
UNDER SOME PRESSURE
General Short Selling Stimulated BY
Favorable Weather Con
tionS Over Belt.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FuTuFes

NEW ORLEANS. oct. Cotton
closed very steady at an advance Of rs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
WHEAT ADVANCES THREE
CENTS ON WEEKS SALES
Changes to New High Records So
Common as to Be Matter
OF Course.

CHICAGO, Oct T. Despite peace
runorS and the chance that a break
up OF the Argentine drouth seems not
altogcthcd unlikely, substantial net
gains in price averaging more than
! cents a huShcl have been the outcome
OF wheat trading here IN the last week
Until Friday, IN tact, changes to new
high record quotations for 1910 were
So frequent as to be taken as almost
a matter OF course
Peace Rumors Doubted
II was easily apparent that ii the
peace gossip had been confirmed, the
selling wave which struck the wheat
PIT late Friday would have had more
radical consequences, but even before
the lack OF official authority Tor the
peace talk was knoWn the rumorS were
received. with general incredibly Had
the market not been previously dc.
pressed hy hcari,h advice, regarding
probable shower, IN Argentina the clos
ing figures for FRIDAY would perhaps
have hardly been out Of ordinary lin
its as compared with twenty four
hours before. One plausible theory
current after trading hour, was that
the peace umor might have some con.
uectiou with the floating OF the new
| French loan, but as in the case OF
the peace rumorS themselves such talt
was without definite personal sponsor
Bulls Have Few Obstacles.
Aside from the hints OF forthcoming
peace developments and the chance O.
rain in Argentina wheat bull, had viz
tually no obstacles to contend with
There was general agreement that Sc
riouS damage had been done to tn,
Argentine crop and about the only out
standing question with traders wa.
whether the spread OF the injury woul,
soon be brought to a halt Naryin.
changes OF fortune ON the different Eu
ropean battle fronts seemed 10 hay.
become temporarily almost negligible
as influences affecting the market
Corn and oat, moved mp moderated
during the week, IN line with the &C
ton OF wheat, Provisions also shove.
gains.
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ST. LOUIS.
KANSAS CITY.

ST LOUIS. oct. POULTRY. But.
TER and Digs unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
CATTLE RECEIPTS FOR
PAST WEEK 8,447 HEAD
-Four Thousand More than Year Ago.
$500 Gain Over Last
Week.

COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Our Daily Special.

The Kind Of Habits You Have Have
\ Lot 10 Do With the Kind of Luck
You Have Luke McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-07
Closing Quotations

Prices or the various grades or c"''e
o., approximately as folloNs