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C0TlNA ETs.

NEW YORK. July od-Led by October
contracts. which at one time showed an
selling at "a o.. the cotton market was fairly
active and hrm during the middle OF the
ment In the last hour under realizing. and
closed barely steady at a. net rise OF to y
points. Most OF the advance was due to
further trade buying coupled with Wall
Street and other covering. and some buying
for the South II was said that in addition
TO pure bases by japanese interests. English
buyers have been picking up cotton wherever
possible in the South recently and selling
January and March in this market as a
hedge Advices from Liverpool claimed that
the British shipping controller hoped 20
provide space for the importation weekly Of
so. oo0 bales of new crop American cotton,
While some interpreted this as rractica!
guarantee that minimum of 5000 tn les
would be imported weekly with pos,ihil-
ity OF larger amount others construed
IT as meanInE that Lancashire would be re-
str.Cted to 10000 bales OF American weekly.
OF about hall Us normal rcnMirn
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Cotton goods and
yarns were quiet to-day with softer ten.
dcncy Burlaps were firm and quiet: raw
silk. higher Mems wear was being bought
for spring.
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CHICAGO. July 2e-Disa ppotntment over
west brought about higher prices to-day for
e9rn; The market although unsettled at the
with September at l63is TO 1891. and De-
eeember LILO to ll6i. Wheat gained 3H to
come was srtback Of S TO l2Ih n Is cnnta
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
tRepoItsd by RODGERS. Plummer & Co. Inc,
PETERSBURG. VA. July 26-Spanish-
bushcl.
NirGinias - Farmers stock-Market firm
Fancy Jumbo. sac per pound: extra prime
SAC per pound prime. Sc Der pound
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. July 26-Turpentine
nrm S7k: sales. 22s casks; receipts. 6st
Rosin, nrm: sales. I.7G7 barrels: receipts
i.sSa barrels: shipments. mono; stock. 1855
+. SIS: c. 5.17A: II. $50: l. 525 *. $50: 4.
$50: y. 63oQ6.a5: VIC. 6.5096s5: WV, 67O
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCI

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Beevep. no trading.
Calves; steady: veals. sl5Vo: westorn
Sheep and lambs. Arm: sheep. ,e5o0}io.oo:
lambs. sl300GI $685.
Hogs. no trading.
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So, cotton. euiet. MiddlinE. 4. e

NEW YORK. July ?s-Port movement
MiddlinC . soc: stock. 53.7SS bales.
Total to-day a; all rorts-Net receipts,
oi5S bales. exports. 5.725 bales: stock, 6l7.S3
bales
Total for wcek-Ne, receipts. rs ot2 bales;
exports. 1854 bales
Total for season-Sst receipts. 1850. 215
bales: exports. 5.497.sa4 bales.
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BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper Observation-Disclosures. ssh
anglo french IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3S,7
AtidutlC IoaSt Line ISL As (btd)........
a z. L. CIV. As tBaltimorel tasked) -. ST
A. c. LII. and y: As (bd) ............. IS
chesapeake and Ohio CIV. ii2s........... 80
chesapeake and Ohio CIV. 6s............... IS
LlSEett and Myers 5S. Observation-Disclosures. 100
MeIcdntlle Marine 6S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s................. 60
southern Railway As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 65ai
SouIheTn RAILWAY os ....-................ S1S4
" S. Registered IS. 1880 tbid) ........... 96la
Y. S. Registered is. 1915 (bid) ........... 81
y. 5. Registered As. 1875 ................ 1854
u 5. Res. Panama IS. 1861 tbid) ....... 81
u. 3 Liberty Loan W. l. 3isS. 99.i5
=. s. Steel s. u.s.. loiis
Nd-Brown BroS. Ctfs. CIV. Na.D........ -
Na--Car. Chemical LIST 5S................. rs
Na.-Car. Chemical v. 6s................. 995s
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NEW ORLEANS. July ?s-Althourh cot
ton showed a decline in the early trading
today, frrnness was noted around the mid
die Of the session and ne, advance vas
established. which. at it's highest amounted
to IS TO % points Last prices showed a
gain OF - to 70 points. The rise due
TO good spot accounts. especially from
Texas.
The opening was At the decline and In the
early trading the market l3 to u points
off Russian news. clearing weather in the
Eastern belt. and the increased submarine
TOLL stimulated selling. For consiI Terra BILE
period the market was dull and easy, with
the majority o! traders inclined to ADOPT
a waiting attitude pending the governments
July condition report. bu, gradually the
demand increased with buyers finding offer
ings none liberal Reports that spot
houses again buy!nE contracts and
sweeping the Texas markets q! spots caused
a Arm undertone anG prices improved To-
ward the end realizing hy scalpinr longs
caused a moderate reaction from the ad-
vance.
Future. closed: October. e So: December
q As; January 23.5S: March. 23.6f
Spot cotton. s,,ady and unchanged Sales
on the spot 100; 20 arrive. -. MIdd!ing
5.Gc.
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NEW YORK rR0nUCE MARNEr

NEW YORK. July :5-Raw sugar Arm
graduated. 7.73ms50. Butter unsettled
cheese unchanged Spot coffee quiet: Rio
1F. az Santos Is. Ioit
After starting lower under realizing nv
overnight longs. cotton oil advanced sh. rnI;;
on buying by rehneTs, presumably against
sales OF actual oil, together with short Gov.
ertng Towards the close a reaction SET IN
under commission house selling and mai
prices were unchanged to points net lower
September closed az l3..5. after selling from
1877 10 tc'. Sales, 3ioo barrels Prime
crude. II 81. nominal. The market clnscd
nrm. Spot. 1890 bid: July. 1856 bid @u
gust: 1873 gis 60 September, i5yoGiss}: oc.
tober. 1888 Nl3!o: November 1857 n ~ "a
December la.ssa!3.7o: January. i3ssais.7l
KICH1nNip fKODIGE MARKET
Wholesale Quotations
60 r: Turri~ Col
Richmond. Va. July Is 1917
Poultry. 800
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

gnwashod. heavy burry..... IS 4
Iuo washed .................... 70
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To the creditors OF HORACE G.
CLARKE. of Richmond. in the County
or Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on tho
24th day OF July, A. D. 1917, the said
HORACE G. CLARKE was duly adj
meeting Of his creditors will be held
IN my Office. Rooms 1llS-lll9 Mutual
Building; Richmond, Va. on the 9Th
DAY OF AUGUST. a. ID. 1917 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend prove
their claims appoint a trustee, examine
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD,
July e. 1917
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To the creditors Of CHRISTOPHER w.
FLEET. of Richmond. in the County
OF Henrico. and district aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is. hereby given that on the
2iSt day Of July. A. D. 1917. the said
CHRISTOPHER w. FLEET was duly
adJudicated bankrupt, and that the first
meeting Of his creditors will be held in
my office. Rooms 1lIS-1ll9 Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va. on the 9TH
DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1917, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
thelr claims. appoint a trustee examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly como before
said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
July rs. 1917.
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NOTICE-Bankr'upt
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

HORACE G.. CLARKE In
Bankrupt. Bankruntcv
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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kENTON HALL.

On Beach at Belmont Ave. Chelsea.
Running water in all rooms Elnyatori
Capacity 900. Rates very reagonahIai
THOS. KENT.
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HOTEL WILLARD P PRGo

NEW YORK AVENUE AID THE BEACH
ING large airy rooms. Many with fnIs
ocean View; others overlooking lawn nnd
tennis court Elevator. running water. exI
Geuient cuisine ana service. Private baihA
ing rooms. With shower and plunge 49,
for use Of Willard guests American Ans
european plans. Special American ,lar"s
Il2.5O UP weekly. X. LII. XII IiIGiE q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
Hurst Is Fined SIG,
Says He Would Not
Use Gun in Defense

j. \ Hurst 5OJ West Second stree,
was fined $40 and costs in the mum.
''pal court today on a charge of dis.
lIIrbing the peace. The disturbance !,
alleged to have occurred when Uv,s,
made a statement that he would no,
mcet violence with violence and unJrr
no ''rcum'tanccs would he take I'm a
gun N the defense Of his countrr
nr MS family, He added, however I'm,
W ~ event OF the enemy attackins nj,
,anIiy that he would protect hem III.
beM he could with his own BODY WV
when Judge Mitchell asked him !,
ine kaiser were to come 10 his bous.
u he would take gun s,d make sn
ellofl to kill him, Hurst responded thar
nc would not but thar he would stand
IN front OF his wife and give hi, liz
Judge Mitchell fined him $40 aud
costs. and through his attorney Hurst
gave notice of an appeal
Hurst IS member OF the Internatior.
a. b'bIe Siaudcnts association. Of which
Pastor Russell was the pre,idsn, he'
tore his death "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
NEW Yoak


NEW YORK, Inc q The cotton
market wun quiet eHrly todny with the
tone slsudy on covering by some OF yes
thrdayh late sellers This may have bSen
duo to the failure Of unrly spot RdyiCos
to show sign Of tho weakness suggested
by the runorr Of late yesterday, while
ihets was also some buying on oncOurng-
Ing news from thS Italian front First
prices wcro points lower 20 10 higher,
but active months sold about q 10 10
points above hHt nights closing figures
during the early trading, with January
touching 2n see and March 290io bust
ness was comparatively quiet aud scat .
tcring accounts were supposed TO have
been pretty well evened up for over
Christmas, II IL reported that com
mttce sitting NJ Liverpool will npportlon
government space 20 individual cotton
shippers or exporters Tor January ship
ment
Spot cotton quiet. mddllng uplAnds
30 Nlt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22

This wonderful picture OF a German
plane blazing in mldair a, it mrllcd
downward is one Of the most remark
able photographs taken in the war.
The battleplanc was flying above the
lines somewhere in France" when
French flyer passed on a higher level
dropping a bomb which struck the Roche
plane directly in the center On the
wings Of the flaming ship the iron cross
insignia is plainly Visible
When a plane wrecked in air reachc,
the ground there is little Of it that can
be ,alyagcd The lower photo show
the wreckaRe OF raider brought down
by a Frenchman after an air duel when
a group OF German battle planes made
raid ON the port Of Dunklrk
The wrecks Of German planes when
they alieht hchinf the French lines arc
often taken into cities and piled at street
corners or in plazas, placardsd TO credit
the Frcuchmen vino brought them down
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
LEGALS
NOTICE or SALE.

NOTICE OF SALE.
state cf Oklahoma,
oklahoma County, S.
Notice is hersby given that In pursu-
uncr ut an order uuidr by the Honorable
4 /, Donncl, 1usiics Of the peace In and
Tor Oklahoma city district. Oklahoma
county, Stats Of oklahoma on the ljth
day of September 1917. In an action
therein pending. wherein the State of
oklahoma waS plaintiff and Doc Leach
was defendant, same being Number 4CCk.
In said court. Ne, tho board " county
commissioners Of Oklahoma county. Stnts
OF Oklahoma the officers having In
charge the following described personal
property, will, ON the 3lst day VI Decem.
bcr 1911, At o'clock y. m OF said day
~ the west front door OF the county jalL
IN Oklahoma City Oklahoma county.
state OF Oklahoma, sell Rt public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash in hand
The following described personal prop
erty, towit,
Three wash stands four beds, mat
tresses and springs. thirteen straight
hnck chairs; eight pillows; fourteen
sheets eight comforts, one desk ian; one
iron safe; one round taslo; four rugs; four
gas stoves; two bedspreads; three Jars
bowls and pitchers; one water cooler and
stand three dressersi five cuspldors; nix
iahlc covers; one electric ceiling fan,
one Btdnd table, three water bottles. one
gold Wultham watch. one gold watch
charm
yOARp or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
or OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
Closing Quotations.
This Messenger Boy
Not a Regular One,
Speed Foils Cupid

Shelby Gates Of Coalgale, arrived at
the county clerks office at g.lO this
morning, bringing with him a hlu.h.ng
young girl, and applied Tor a marriage
license Three seconds later mes
scrgsr boy arrived with a telegram for
the county clerk The message read
"Do not issue marriage license Ia
Shelby Gates He is under age He
Father"
Shelby va, a good sport so he only
grinned and remarked
ITS too bad / didn't get here a few
minutes earlier can't outwlt dad So
! guess rll 90 back and Try per
,ua,ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
STOCK MARKET
RULES lANCUID
Little Activity in Short Session
Before Holiday,

NEW YORK Dec. ~. The excessive
dullpess OF today's stockmarket fore
shadowed the impending holidays deal
ings fell below normal and embraced
only the better known Issues The
strength Of foreign bonds including Rus.
SLAMS and ~ moderate demand for ship
plngs, oils and motors was almost he
sole feature on the constructive side at
extreme gains of ! 20 ~ points Stesls
ana similar equipments were hesitant
yielding fractlonully In the later denlugs
The closing was irregular. Sales approx
mated 000 shnrcs Liberty ~ sold AZ
siOt to " and 3taH AT 9g4S To pS24
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
CATTLE BARONS
SCATTERED WHEN
U. S. APPEARED
StockyardS Shares Immedl-
ateIy Were Disposed OF,

WASHINGTON. Dec 22-Evid,rc.
", Ino" that persons connected with
',l lsrgr meat packers are represented
,.,. wv ,"r BOARD ol directors Of the Chi.
GSgo Junction Railway company opera,.
ing the terminal railroads of the chi.
ago stock yards, was introduced todav
'', a, the federal trade commissions in.
re distribution Of the shareholdiuo
W 'oe lineage Stock Yard, company
was was oeenn as soon a, the manager,
80, W'nd Of the federal trade commIs.
'lon 81 coming investigation
II was brought out in testimony he.
iore the commission today tbai III.
sa'ne y, day federal Investigator anne.,"d
S4To shares were divided into seven.
teen portions '''"-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
ST. ouIs

ST LOUIS, Dec 22s. HOGS Receipts,
$500; i5 10 2Or higher Lights, tlG3hn
665. pigr, Sl3 1bg %; mixed aud
hutchorT lG }O0lGSt, rood hcnyy, N611
u 90; bulk SO .Oh1d.7b CATTLE.
Receipts 2.01Oi steady Native beef
steers. " O0H i2b ycnrling stoVrs aud
hcifcrs. 81 Ooql5S0: COWS. 81 OOUIi OOi
stockcrs aud feeders, 81 i0I 90. Texas
quarantine steers. tG7bTlO 90; fair 10
Prime southern beef steers, tD00d - TO-
beet cows aud holfers, 81 o00 10 90, prin,
ycnrllng steurH aud hcifcrs siiOH 10 0li
utlyc cHivcr, a. i50l6OO SHEEP re.
ccpls none. nomlnally stendy. iambH,
tl30rM1G2i. ewes, tlOoOd 30; woth-
eT. s o0@ 80; canncrs aud choppers
81 UOt, y 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
OPEN LETTER TO statesmen
MR., A. SALESMAN,
Everywhere, 0klahoma.
December 20. 1917

in and its e,wi
splash very hUmean andw and
We allotted ands in md
all Those little achieved much
their faces o 1918
NOW TO THOSE WHO HAVE
with the ASSOCIATED BANKERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION
Our files indicate that the has
thaic OF successful achievements obtained organization you
have heard his whSte-but did not
You think and seou. your
olr ASSOCIATED
ERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION of Oklahoma City" We wish
LABORS TO AN UNUSUAL DEGREE | ~ ''
The ASSOCIATED BANKERS NVES
OF organization
We feel mighty grateful you for Statesmen" attribute
Many you even not having been with have sanla
recognized that building
words in the sf ard s spIsa" v. thank you most
that MAY THE CHRISTMAS TIDE As IT
TINE BRING For EACH ONE or YOU nus YEAR All TIE PROSPERITY
HAPPINESS, COMFORT AND PLEASURE truly
ASSOCIATED BANKERS INVESTMENT CORPORATION
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
Market Goes Up u Points in
Short Trading
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 22.-gThr price
" cotton wan depressed TO 2 points on
the opening hero today by selling orders
which came In over night, but moder-
ntrly good demand sprHnE W RnsrNihe
frat call and the market did better. Al
tho end VI the first hall hour prices we're
II to 10 points over yesterdays close
Prices showed little change during the
session. support was sufficient 90 alb
Horb all offerings and the market was
maintained within n point or two of thu
hlfhoHt levels, standing late In the seH-
sion II 10 l2 points up
SIOt cotton quiet and unchanged GALES
on ihR spot 100 bales 10 arrive 100 bales
low mddllng H.2jc, niIddllnE ~ lsc, good
mi1dlinE 2g.s3c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. D,r. 22 HOGS: Re-.
ceipts 1000 rl,udy Uulk, tlJ.IbW
1850. heavy. iih6o@iG 90, tight 80 tOff
1880; pipf ~ bOW.l CATTLE. Uo-
coiplS 1000. stohdy Prime fed steers,
81 j0ul ligl; drrHscd beet steers, 81 90
n f. 90, southern Htcors. 81 00N . 0O cows.
81 5n0elu; hrifrrs, g. oOUi0Gb. stOckers.
s. OJHi 1900; calves. t6 O0GiJ 800. SHEEP
Receipts l.0oO. stordy Lambs, il5 uOU
1915, yparllusE. fl3 Opg "a iO. wUth,r
81 ul2.ai cvCH, ip6llii; stockcrs 81 On
N d IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
LEGALS
NOTICE or SALE

NOTICE or SALE.
State OF Oklahoma
Oklahoma County. ~
Nouce j. hereby given that In pursu.
ahce OF M order made by the Honorable
william II Zwick. county Judge OF Okls
hom1 county, State OF Oklahoma. on the
l:th day Of November 1917. In an action
Wcrein pending, wherein the state OF
oklahoma was plaintiff and Frank Han.
up. ~ IA brown and ono seven. pu ssen-
ger cadillac automobile were defendants
ana ID. Burrow Was lnteTvenor, same
hcing Number 1906 In Hald court. that we.
ne board OF county commissioners OF OK y
ahomh county, state ol Oklahoma, the
onlcers having the following dpscrIbcd
property In charge will on the Sist day OF
december, 1911. At 2 O'Clock D. m. of
Hsld day. at the west front door OF the
county jail In the city Of Oklahoma CITY.
oklahoma county Dnd State OF Oklahomq.
@0 AZ open auction TO the highest bidder
lol cash IN hand. the following doscribed
Petohnl property, toWit.
one seven passenger Cadillac automo-
PIE State License Tag Number s7slI.
Enn"wn as the T.. X Thurmond automsl
sOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
NOTICE OF HALE.


State Of oklahoma,
oklahoma County, BB
Notice is hereby given that, IN pur-
suHnce OF IN order made by the Honorable
William II. Zwlck, county Judge OF Okla
hOmR county. state OF Oklahoma, on the
18th day of November, 1917. In an action
pending Ia the county court OF Okla hOma
county wherein the state OF Oklahoma
was plaintiff and Bert Shadrlck. II c.
Holden and one five passenger Overland
automobile were defendants, and John W
jay waB Interviewer. the Rane being No
1915 In said court, We the board Of county
commissioners Of oklahoma county, state
Of Oklahoma, the officers having the fol-
lowing described propsrty IN charge. will
on the 3lst day Of December, 1917. at 2
o'clock y. m Of said DAY, at the west
front door Of thA county jail, In oklahoma
city, OklahomR county. state OF OKLA
hOula, sell at open auction TO the highest
bidder for cash In hand.
ono five passenger Overland automo-
bile, model o.
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY. STATE
OF OKLAHOMA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
CATTLE RECEIPTS
or week LIGHT
Scarcity Prevents Any Further
Price Declines
COMPARATIVE RIcLIrTs.

CATTLE-A typical prs.hollduy mar
kct was had In the cattle division here
the past week fortunately receipts were
ligh., which Kept packers ON The defensive
and prevented them from following up
the advantages gained last week by fur.
thsr declines. Receipts. including con
siderable direct 60 packers. totalod but
9,i1l head A feature Of tho weeks trad
ing was the saleUf lOnd OF around
l,250- pound average led steers, cntrylnr
a nice finish AT 81 n. the highest chr
price paid here this season Bnlk OF the
short 20 10 75-day fed STUFF sold 81 Boa
$50, plain but fair neshrd kinds sold
81 00a 90. In the butcher line choice
heavy cows are bringing 6O0uS 5O uud
helfers around ~, bull, OF the medium 10
good shippers Hre selling $GdDu75 so. cuu-
ncrs and cutters are selling on 81 ai
$500 basis with exceptions ~ 362b,|
heavy fcd bulls In carlOts sold up 10 ~ 80,
while bulk Of the plain 10 medium grades
ure ranging I6OOU7 2b. Thr cslf market
was fairly active. light Nrnls now bring
Ing $40 GOA 10 30 Light receipts wuH the
muinstay Of tho st0cker market. demand
being practically II minus quantity. While
plain kinds went 10 packers at pretty
good prices, best IN stOckerB closed mort
y soc lower than the high Time q wreR
ngo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
Outside Livestock
CHICAGO

CuCAGO, Doc ga HOGS Receipts
l2,uOO. nm zoe higher Hulk $4,000
1910. light rlsoUUl6dt, mixed, tlGoOn
1850; heavy. so oO6tiG Soi rough sid 90
49, 30, pigs, il2bOuli 90 CATTLE RE-
rcpls 5000, ttcndN Native steers
i.lul i.b. western steers - 30U r. Iei
Htunkus .ud focdyfu s6.20Hl02i; cows
and nuIl'tz Nloulla0; rnlNuH OoUn
lb %. Sii.Er, Re lptr ~ roo, Nruk
Ncthcrs. NAO0ml2OO, lambs, llsbOg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW York, Dec 22 Mororutile paper
bhd5S; storling 6odHy hills N1lA
commercial b0-day bills ON banks 5, Il.
commsrcial 6O-dNy bills tl7Otf demand
N15A cables SA76 7-l6 GuilderR. de-.
mnnd IS1c. cables iic, bar sllvor s6Nc:
Mexican dollars GStac Government bonds
steady. railroad bonds irregular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-22
BeariSh Attack Yields Little
Price Change,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Dec N Favorable weuiher
md prospects " N lIrmr mlyomfut ~
M" crop hNd U hunrith effect TODAY 0u
corn Selling bWayer. was not ~ an
aggressive character Accordingly the
market tended tU keep within % narrow
TuuEc Opening quotations which varied
from unchanged figures tu Sc lower.
wero followed by "a Hllght rnlly In some
Cu'rg
Outos cuscd down with corn The lIb
oral supplies lu the country counted m
favor Of tho bears Hos market strength
inHd Wu'iHlOuF 1rnds though, wau
very small
Nuok-rud adjustment WIS brought
ubout by O. mbder1tr advance later IN"
market closed firm, . fu g. NET higher
with January vi tla'h and My ut
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kANsAs CITY.

KANSAS rlTN. Dec. g2 BUTTER
'roamery i8Br. nrstp lllc, seconds
1870. urkiur gir EGGH FIHts iir
ggH3Oc POULTRY Hons poe,
boosters l3u. hrOllers 23H2lr rOTA
TOES Slrud, 81 IluaON
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corroNssEo OIL

NEW YORK pee p The cottonsoed
oil market closed ptondy Spot none,
January ~ Be, March lo3lr, May lOo
pHked, December l9c Total sales 700
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Produce Provisions


Sr LOUIS. bee o. POULTRY.
Higher NeuH, l6ci springs 2Oc, turkeys,
21r; duckn, g3ri Eelo lHUigbc NUT
TER Unchanged EGGS lJiaUipr.