Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-28
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MN Nobk jan The financial ON.
mnniiy 'oniiruGt lsst week ia. adjust ilssit
/ 10 the sltingcnt CCbdiiions created bf the .Js.
trnhivrts fnrl rrgulstions aud the stoek "a
thWgo 'cCldtd 10 suspend business ~ the
ltthatning T., siC's Mondays Other iuipGr,,ht
m4fk"t is'tors we're tie speech OF the GernBn
I 'huHp or IN Tttiect 10 peace terms and fpt'
eign news, susgss'ing diversency IN the psaos
views OF the Austrian sud German govern
ments
| Considerable attention was devoted 10 the
railroad bill urged upon congress BY the see.
re'tsry Of the treasury ss q preliminary to
the lotation Of SIC, 900. 900 900 loan before
the end Of the fiscal year
In detail the proposed legislation seems far
mere advantageous 70 the railroads than the
original outline ndicated
iille improvement wss reported In the
industrial situation. fuel and labor shortage
again proving the chief handieaps Output Of
finished products during the week was al
greatly reduced capacity. but the railroad
blockade VI" In measure relieved
Nog York Cotton Review
NEW lO/. jan 27--Cotton goods were
stronger last week. mills have been slow TO
sell thru uncertainty concerning Abili,y TO de.
liver, and buyers have not ben aeble 10 find
many OF the cloths wanted for early use. Mills
making ginghams and mapped cottons for fall
delivery have been compelled 10 cut orders
down
Heavy brown cottons and print cloths have
advanced TO elill higher prices aud there has
been better demand FOR wide fabrics for
general civilian purposes Government and
other war demands continue the dominant
influence In the trade
Merchants are disposed TO sell cautiously
Jobbcrs, on the other hand, are anxious to
Covrr their forward needs lest further cur
taihnent OF mill output will be followed by
greater scarcity
Prices are ss follows:
Print cloths, - inch 6iS6t'A eac CAV
eos 9Ae, 9sh inch. 6iNdi's. l3c brown
Ahcetiogs southern stapdsrds Gle denims
. zoe indiges 80 iac. tekiugs s-ounce
a7Hc. prints Ice staple ginshans. lse;
dress gughsms, 22he.
New Orleans Cotton Review
NEW ORLEANS. Jan e7.--Seiling pressure
was more og 7ess in evidence In cotton here
turnout Lac, week the high pfices being
made on the opening session and the low
prices on the closing Al the lowest levels
the trading months showed ne, losses Of 100
to tg points the close was 81 TO t02 points
undes the preceding weeks finals.
Fear OF Is,ee fixing legislation. the freight
and fuel situation and the more heariSh
showing Of statistics we're VIC main bcsrish
influences Of the week Holding the tone
fairly steady was the peace talk Ia Europe,
and with the market Also we're the smalef
tonnage losses tsru submarines The gin.
ming report issued Wednesday, showing an
output 10 the middle OF January OF l0,5s9.
i7i bales was accepted as buHish and ss
confirming short crop estimates.
| This week the market will open Tuesday
owing to the ordered fuel holiday Monday
The freight situation will be carefully an
| xiyt cd and may he the lesdinE feature Of the
! opening unless new developments usnspiTe
\ n Washington 10 connection With measures
nov before congress proitical news Of i'm.
porisnce may essily cEsse fluctuations,