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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-07
First Publication Feb. I, 1913.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-07
First Publication, Feb. z, 1913.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-02-07
First Publication Feb. Z, 1918.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AcRLAnn rnn AALr

NNNihNb ibh oNhh W
3D.. worries for sale. black llmestouc land
..I.s iu lottum land balance pss
'.'. anf. l2n acres In bottom tn guIti.
H'... good 4 room hoA,rs. only go
M.,' rou Iahlcquah in Cherokee rolu.
.. .Hud road. fine Nalrr. an IoAl
1'..a I'D hog farm Tor So pyr HrJ,.
,4sh balance TO H.Ii rrr hua4
'.". alI Met Natl u.dE phone
NNt~ Zoe tAlt. located u Waye,
northeast Tulsa vs. acre. 100 ,uI
..s...n balance iu hay and pasture lsnd.
I'd a0t cross frurrd good foeur
large barn wStcrcd by well ~
'E ''"w 'da... uklA on suiu roud
..a.a 07'u t'u with clay NhfoH. for
I.r a.frt s. 5000 ,aNt balance TO
.. Rus, B. tranl 5lI tirs, Sat
phone aIrH
Nh.H Iur aaIs joins tAuwa '1
sH.s. hp.uu.u cultivation Aburu
'H|"' ~ taudsricr. Asuna
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
AcRrAnE FoR sALn

hNhA AhE AbE oAAah NJ
$40 ACREs For sale IN Cherokee county.
@ niles from TahI,guah, 600 acres In
cultivation 80 more tan be cultivated
balance rough pasture land. $50 acres In
bottom. good 5.Togm house fair hGrua
aud tenant house 15u acres fcuccd In
H hog tight wa'ersd hy springs and creek
. miles EJm station on Frisco. for
s25 per acre, terms rizbt See Russ L.
Grant, ga firat Hau BIG phone 2lGO.
go AJBES--rof sale Of ranch pasture
land. ] = miles rast 81 Tahicqush. Ia
Cherokee county. 20 acres In cultivation.
900 acres more can Be cultivated. two o.
room houses. good springs s acre orch.
hfi bearing and grape vineyard p mile
of Illinois river. aud plenty Of ouirargs.
f0 Arrrs bottom lard. for a2O per acre
See Russ l.. Grant 5lt first Natl BdIg
phone 2lt0.
sac hCRES-For sale. m Cherokee county
black iimestour land fenced aud cross.
fenced 100 Erfrs in cultivation. bslauro
in hay and pasture. plenty Of ouiranEe.
good new 4rpom house largo barns.
good welt Sn4 q Tsbl ranch proposition
that be- fine land a'i ran bs cultivated.
for $50 per acre terms. one hail cash.
balance 90 suit kuss J.. Grant
1 ACRE-five room b1ngalov good out
bui'dlnEs. Tor only 81. .ijU, 81 200 cash
viii handle. Phone cola.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
Box B.S5
World Office

B0Y-wsnied. at Western Union.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUBINEbh OffOhIUhlIlbb ~
BILLIARD ROOM For sale; 10 tables I
bowling alleys, only alleys in town. 5O-
foot front Price tight poor health +
o Ro> 7ts Colorado Springs, Colo.
CAFE AND BOOMING HOUSE 10 West
Tulsa good condition and good business
party wants 20 leave city. Call usags
1854
DRY GOODS Bu sINEsS--Fvr sale clean
stock of Dr., goods shoes, groceries.
-four doing good business. practically ~
cash. loW rent reasonable help VIII
stand closest inspection small town. Elk
county kansas invoice about ~ 600
one.tan cash from right party Nill get
it no trades address Owner. Boz 244.
Coiie, VILE Kansas II
FURNlTuRE BusINfss-Esiablishsd~iu
the city good location must sell sc
eE8unt Of other interests. 5000 will
handle Phone o577J
GROCERY STORY noing good business
must ,eI a. once leaving city. Box BIS.
care World
ZINC AND LEAD MlLL-25O tons eupAc
ity now iu operation and earning 100
per cent. which car bc Increased heart
Of the best Of she Miami proven district +
IS per cent royalty, attractive price
Terms and full details csll eoba
RESTAURANT -for sale. 90 dovntowH dis
trict. feeding 500 q tay II interested
address Boz BIO care World
PARrNER-Wsnted or account Of draft
lady or gentleman viih $500 in old cs
tsblithed show now showing near luita.
srperienrs not necessary you Keep books
ard handle ell the monty. Address Ear
Campbell, gen. del. Tuisa. ok1A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

now ABOUT THIsf--irvlnE Pars. over.
looking city, large roumy bungalov, pfar.
tcaly new on corner lot. big shaded
lawn 7triAO garage. servants quarters
Win toilet big porch enclosing i~o sides
Of house. basement hardwood floors
throughout, tiled bath with deep linen
closet butt iu fratores galore, huge fire.
plaro In den extra large rooms beautiful
hHtufts dining room walls paneIlsd
house ss' on solid concrete foundations
modern ir every possible respect, must
sell $1,000 each. 81. 800 iaLcs this.
.BCNGALOW Splendid Groom hunra'o~.
built wiihin year jr horurr Mann
school district pretty inside and ouf
and has every feature that one could
want fof s6 100 tr-a- SV4i9 consider
horuing,idg 'ot iO trade can Osnrr
FOR sALE ~ rcsldtn-o IN sto0ehraksr
Heights Seven rooms, bath. sleeping
porch Hui hafrnsnt. modfru. with ser.
sariF' nrarirr' garage and eisisrn. OIL.
most rrw, special price With immediate
posaos'i1n. No agents need apply E92,
sarr World
uNuALOW Tor sale. ~ ownsr room
hurgalow oak floor nice light fixtures
buI'i in features. al large rooms eitrA
large bath. Sleeping porch. garage Tor
@ ts0 cars. servant qUafiers Can Stevart,
phone $50
DrNGALOW for ni, room. strictly
modern close in garage ~ell servants
quarters. only blocks out. best Of light
fixtures aud dcooraiiouF for - 500
terms ~ 900 to s. 600 ,ast. basneo 10
suii See Russ ! Grant 5ll i,Tst Natl.
Bldg phone 2lEo
3. HLUDk .Ior .le b. ovnst a block
close Boz. property includes modern
houses and brick apartment house. pa
10 per cent on so 900 price So 500
nu trade o. 900 vii handle Joe W
keufon
BUNGALOW slis align class bnnga.
low. six tooBs sleeping porch and bstr.
meui east front with garage and ser
wants quartsrs In the hest location on
the south aide Blair Bros
Bf no ALOW-For sals Groom modern |
bungalow, almost new: price ~. $50, |
$3.50 down. well located not far out on
i, north aide. Phone eepi or tots- 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

hNVhES TOR SALE -
""INN Bungalow . raoins basement
I.. .'. ruH Mica ruums larvr p,r,N
/ UAs. $3.50. ra.H Str,d taIi 'u-J
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/ snu '0o.. u.-
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/ u-. .a.,.. aua srran,. ,.s,,rr. r',
{ d..onri 5000 h'o.s Room -i5.
I to.mrnN iis IhHnr I.ii
| |tIlNtNNl N Exceptional n., n fine
J .usihu hood .ruum burgairv. rarsrr
/ NHomru' in0 'ut Q 600 cash. $l,1U.
't..
T i''f sIhl ls' nry .ud,rrs. .1uo
.N.' balance 'Nt Nnnnr lJJT
'LlNuup N band. luoy,lo, mann,
a,-.ru. s',' front hi ,',cd lot ear,c,
ale@
| pD,J{ru o,, ,.-,.,
tsrr,ir t,. ,r t"' sat ny oNn''
house. md hnisbed rot woJ,ro i,rcs
double Iot unI, 81 100 ,sn,r on prem
iscs Sunday afternoon
IlInI.r,N a., go,
for modern .r,n house sttt ,IerrIne
lorch immediate possc,sion can lsit T.
JASPER T. gln n,I,-. .t,s.L. t,,,,
tn.,,'.. ..o,.' my ".9' ~ itow
UU La U.f Hk.... If
,,t. ,rrro.5,,, 100. n"'ed ,teo' and az
tc,rarrl i,, ''" Wv ,p', w" Visu
Eo,,r. u''' ni"enulng hne
iornh tt,,c bungalow rompls,c in ,yst,
detail, prrc 8, 500. finished In ten
days opsn Tor iuspcrtior Phone anbO
l,rNnAII 81. -. -. - -,
rs,r ,Sbooi and ,"tmn .1,"r. "'
month; bargain q, s22 25O- McC,b.
Resiy Co iIA Ent Thlrd OAEe aO7s
kEEDAlI,- For sale by owner room
bungalow 10 Kendall Phone aSos.J
LANSING = Oh. D.. .,,r..,i. -.
nam 49,, co. ,u'at'u', 'v"", an
Tssb an me-, n,h ph SSanx T'"'
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term, pbd,s g,Ig @ s"''o' WI"
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
PRoPERTYFoRExCHANGE
TO LEASE



rom ll.\r
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uf r.. .rn.r. ,.g.,, .,,.,t,,,, h.
este. ln M. l.s, ,ar, NJ ,hr ,,I, solid
upNu-,r. aud IVORY bedroom sutc,
l'r0"I dnIng .I Furnished complete
.t. '''s ''' very '''' Iho"'
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ki. R..t,p.. f,r ,.rt
prrUOT tY,o t......... ,.-..-,.-,
house of - r,.,,,,, ,,.,,,', ,"o, '''''''
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

NlNCINNAIH@S. llgi lot fo. .al,. .l..,
10 corner fine Rpat uacnt site 3n,7l.
hr@ Pars aud South Cincinnati Soc
OHuHF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
EMPLOYMENT
HEL. WANTED

HELL WANTED rEMALL =, 50
,Ni.ItR ANn COLLECTOR -Eaperiehcrd
'L a. Palace ClOthiers. boA So care
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30

ASST sipf Splendid warrant l,t s,1
G;,b Tulsa Really Co, l05 Robinson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE 30

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on north .lde an 'a.h. aHI.u. .a.I
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N''' 'N'' 'a.hnrr =, per month. Hsal
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sno a . room bungalow, cast ,,I, terms
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Tors RON u.yn
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in ssfnsr ur. ,n,,,,.,, ,", To. '7'" ,le,'
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~ hH'c some excellent te-idrute lots
t,sr s,r, ''''S',' p"'"' '''.
so1 "''' "'A'''"'' LOT Tor hSlo. taW
Hp'
Phone ASra ''' '' 'N"'' On terms
NOTICE n ron .,, ,,,n,..o,.,I..--,..-, 9,
lo, TO build bons nn lug unyWg
the finest lots In Mo,nins,,d, -, w" sr,..' ~
special price tbis wr,t p,,, 5sa,
Charles nAin sporer. Real TstH,e md
Loans
Lu1-F For sale. lot No tn D,.l
North Frisco s,rcet mi. Ia, !. IA, "a ~
feet east front. pTire ,nd ,.,n,. 1870 "N,s'
able CAlI mo r,enins W n, .es'pn
phone 2ai2.J y
FOR sALE 81. 500 bp,s ia, sd,ioo uo,,E
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Dividends
Regular Declarations

Central Coal & Coke Company.--Dividends
of Sl.25 share on the preferred and $3.50
a share the common stocks. both payable
July Is to stockholders of record June 20.
Commonwealth Light g. Power Company
Quarterly dividend OF "a per cent on the
preferred stock, payable July to stockhold-
ers Of record June %.
Duluth Edison Electric Company.--Quar-
terly dividend OF ia per cent on the pre-
ferred stock, payable July l to stockholders
Of record June 20.
First National Bank.-~Quarterly dividend
of per cent payable July to stockholders
OF record June 20
Kaufman Department Stores Of Pittsburgh.
Quarterly dividend of Si.75 a share on the
preferred stock, payable July / to stockhold-
ers of record June 20
Northern Central Railway Company
Sem-annual dividend of ! per cent, payable
July Is to stockholders of record yune 20.
Prairie Pipe Line Compauy.-Quarterly
dividend of SIS share, payable July 81 to
stockholders of record June 20.
Wilson & Co.-Quarterly dividend of 1&
per cent on the preferred stock. oayable Julv
/ to stockholders of record June "a.
q Gold & Stock Telegraph Company.--Quar-
terly dividend OF Y per cent, payable July
l to stockholders of record June 20.
Columbia Bank.-Dividend Of per cent.
payable June 80 to stockholders OF record
June 10.
Empne Steet Dc Iron Company.--Seni-af An
nuai dividend Of per cent on the preferred
stock and Dividend of per cent TO be ap-
piled to accumulations, both dividends pay
able July ] to stockholders OF record June 20.
First Security Company.-Regular quar-.
terly dividend of 5 per cent
Irving National Bank.-Quarterly dividend
OF 90 share. payable July to stockholders
of record June "a.
Irving Trust Company.-Quarterly diyi.
dend Of So share. payable July / TO stock
holders of record June "a.
Mathiesen Aikaii Works.--ouarterIy aivi-
dends of ~ per cent on the common and
Ia per cent on the preferred stocks. both
payable July to stockholders of record
June 20.
Warren Brothers---Quarteriy dividends of
IA per cent on the hrst preferred and ~
per cent on the second preferred stocks. boti
payable July ! to stockholders Of record
June o.
Wsstehsster Bronx Title q Moxtxa~e
Guaranty Compsny.-Seni-n annual dividend
of per cent. payable July to stockhoIders
OF record June 20.
West Philadelphia Passenger Railway Com
pany.--Semi-annual dividend OF SIS a sharr.
payable July !.
Whitaker Paper Company. Quarterly diy;-
dend OF y per cent on the preferred stock.
payable July l to stockholders Of record
June 90.
Union Passenger Railway Cemnsnv
se.ni-annusl dividend of s4.75 q shara, pay
ahls July l.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Renexes of War

With the decrease in the price Of
silver in recent years the output Of
the metal fell off in Bolivia. As q
result Of the war the price has now
risen. and, arguing that the world
needs both gold and silver as basis
for money, the "Diario" urges edi-
torially that Bolivia should at once
arrange to increase its silver produc-
tion. II further advocates the sneit-
ing of the ore into bars in Bolivia
instead of exporting ii IN the form of
silver sulphide. as heretofore.
New Zealand bank statements for the
first quarter Of 1918 indicate an in
crease OF s5.59627S over the figures
for the corresponding quarter of last
year. while the loans increased by S.
Sol ,iTa, with government deposits at
s47.23S,S57, as compared with $35.S03,-
420 for the previous year. and free do
posits at $i05,iSS.o0t, as compared
with sIo3,o53. .s2I; also fixed deposits at
1891 ASH az compared with s6s,i42,-
l6I. The New Zealand government de-
posits are about double what they were
two years ago and still increasing very
rapidly. The paper circulation of the
country is now s2s,7S7 ,e23, As COM
pared with ss,f12.i5y for the eorre-
8ponding date in 1914, while the coin
and bullion held by the banks is s3s.-
s55.o6i,. as compared wish t2s,Sso,s7c
for 1914.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
In d.u S trials
Cotton

Favorable weather and crop advices
failed to inspire any selling of conse
quence in the cotton market yesterday,
and there was sharp advance in
prices on covering for over the week
end and talk Of an improving trade de-
mand. Reviews Of the drygoods mar
ket suggested more confident tone,
probably attributable to diminishing
over price-fxing propo-
sails, and the appearance Of buying or.
ders in the hands of spot house brokers
around the ring here was naturally con-
nected with the talk Of an improved
business in goods. There was enough
realizing to cause some irregularity,
but the general tendency of prices was.
upward, the highest levels of the day
being reached in the late trading. oc-
tober contracts sold at PATS, on more,
than So bale above Fridays final
quotation, and the list, closed firm at a
net advance of % to ii points .d s
The market opened steady at de-
cline OF points to an advance Of t2'
points, and sold off slightly right after
the call on the favorable weather map
and weekly crop reviews. Liverpool
was a good buyer of July, however,
while the trade buying of early new
crop months started covering. and the
market soon turned frmer. There was
another setback during the middle of
the morning on the forecast for good
weather over the weekend, but the
offerings were as readily absorbed as
the earlier selling, with the advance en-
couraged by strength in New Orleans
and the failure of the crop news to
bring in any pressure from Southern
sources. Closing prices were only o
few points off from the best under re-
alizing.
The nervousness which had existed
earlier in the week with reference to
price-fxing proposals in the goods
trade appears to have entirely subsided.
although the plans have not been fully
developed. An increased business was
reported in the Fall River market for
print cloths, with deliveries extending
up to the first Of next January, and it
was considered probable that an i'm
proved demand for goods had led to a
better inquiry from mills for early new
crop deliveries. This may have ex
planned the trade buying noted around
the ring, beyond which the buying was
chiefly attributed to covering of shorts
and lifting the short end Of straddles
in July by houses with Liverpool con-
nections.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Fresh Poultry-Dressed

Turkeys. In barrels, dry picked,
young toms, average best, 30@3Ic;
young hens, average best. 32@3Sc; poor,
25M28c; old toms, 30@S2c.
Chickens.-Fresh, bbls.. dry packed,
Phila. and Long Island fancy broil-
ers, to lbs. to pair, 10000;
Phila. and Long Island SQUAD broilers,
2 to 81. lbs. to pair. per pair. sl.16@
s1.25; Virginia broilers, to 4 lbs. to
pair, h., 70@72c: fowls. fresh, boxes.
dry picked. Western, 81 lbs. and over
to dozen, Soc: as to 56 lbs. soc; A3 to
AZ lbs. 35@35hc: So TO AZ lbs, SAG
85c; 80 to 35 lbs, 3S@34c; under 80
lbs, 32@33c; in barrels. Western, dry
picked, S lbs. and over. 35c; lbs, 35c;
31z lbs. and under, 33c; Southwestern,
8 to lbs. each, 33@341ac; in barrels,
iced, dry picked, prime, lbs. and over,
S3k@34c: 4 lbs, 331A@34c; 31a lbs,
SIC; 8 lbs. and under, S0@31c; scalded,
prime, mixed weights, 32M@ M@33c; old
cocks, fresh, dry packed. bbls.. dry
picked, No. /, BIC; scalded, 26c; spring
ducklings, Long Island, lb., 35c.
Squabs.--Prime, white, to 10 lbs.
and over to dozen, per dozen, $3.50@S8;
dark, per dozen, $2@S2.50; culls, per
dozen, $1@S1.50.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
"a Active Securities

all Its 7-point gain, or q net advance
OF almost lS points In two days.
Rails and other investment stocks
were steady to frm, Reading start
ing with demonstration of strength,
but yielding toward the close. The
heavy shifting Of loans to meet income
tax payments was reflected In the bank
statement, actual loans expanding by
Sl0S.6oo.000, cash holdings Of member
banks in the local Federal Reserve in
stitutions increasing almost $36,0O0,-
600, and excess reserves showing a
gain of about $25 100000.
The bond market was narrow and
featureless, Liberty issues absorbing
the greater part Of the dealings at
nominal recessions. u. s. bonds Gold
issues), were unaltered on call during
the week
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
by The Associated s-ea., I,

Speculative stocks contributed the
chief activity to yesterdays dull and
contracted trading, steel, equipments.
motors and tooaccos overshadowing the
investment group.
U. S. Steel was again steadily ae.
eumuated In large individual lots. at
q net advance Of 2 points to 1851: Re-
public Iron gained 8 points, and Cru
eihle, Midvale and Sloss. Sheffield
'steeln, Baldwin Locomotive and N. Y
Air Brake rose to ~ points.
General Motors forfeited part of Its
~ point advance, but other automo.
bile shares and their subsidiaries were
to 2As points higher. Royal Dutch
was again the striking feature of the
petroleum division, holding virtually.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Wheat Shortage in New Zealand

According to late official statistics
covering the actual thrashings through
out the Dominion up to March IA, there
were SOL ,s42 bushels Of wheat land
73S, 1921 bushels Of oats thrashed, giving
an average of 1864 bushels Of wheat
and so.sl bushels Of oats per acre
which is considerably below the esti-
mate for wheat especially. 1t seems
now to be generally understood that
the wheat crop will fall about 100000
bushels short Of the sctual home eon-,
sumption.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Produce Markets--Current

Butter--Receipts amounted to s,28s
packages yesterday. Creamery higher
than extras, per lb. 44H@45c; extras
(e2 score). 4ac; frsts (Ss to 81 score). az
@4sAc; seconds (s3 to 81 score), ss
@4lhc thirds, S6@s7hc; creamery
unsalted, higher than extras, 4s9
46 &c; extras, 45@45hc; firsts, 43@
44hc; seconds, 40@42hc; state dairy
tubs, finest, 4sh @44c; good to prime
4o'a45c; common TO fair, s6@3shc;
rrsnovated. extras, ssc; frsts, ssh@
37isc; lower grades, 33@35c; imitation
creamery. frsts, 35@3sc; ladies, current
make, hrsts, a31s @3.tsc; seconds, s2@
32sc; lower grades. 30h @s1hc; pack
ing stock, current maka, No. /, 32h6
23e; No. 2, alls@s2c; lower grades, 2s
gale.
Cheese---Receipts were e,osi boxea
State, whole milk. fresh. iats. speelais
eolored, lb. s3%@24c, white, 2a4G
s<e1 average run. colarsd. 2Shc; white.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Other Cities

Denies There Is Manipulation In
Corn.-CHICAGO. June l5.--Rumors
and published stories that the corn
market is being manipu' ated by Wall
Street interests were the subject of an
inquiry telegraphed by the Federal
Food Administration to the Chicago
Board of Trade to-day. Secretary
MauR replied that all regulations wsre
being complied with and that every
safeguard against manipulation had
been taken.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following yesterdays prices. compared wstA
thous Of year ago:
Yesterday. 4 year aga
100 h.. ... $3.50 @s,7.ys si!.so @sis.Ys
Dressed beef.
sides lb. .... as q asa .le @ I'm
1--we veals best.
100 lb b..... 1880 q. 1900 q 1850
Dressed veals
city ID. .2s d .2s .2oM@ .24H
lb. % ..,....... 1000 @ 1900 600 @ 1000
prifre, 100 ID 200 @. 1900 @ Is.5o
Dressed mutton.
H. ......... al @ rs .i7M@ .is
Dressed lambs.
Hogs. ,D 100 ID. ,.sS $50 q ,7.77ss 1855 q ts.as
con, h. . .2sa@ 25M az q .alss
Mess pork. Dbl. $500 q 4S00 also q
Mess beef. Dbl. $500 @ $500 5000 a 9.Oo
Lard. Md. West.
ID. 24.lO @ 2&20 2o.8Q % 20. 80
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Live Poultry

Broilers.-Colored, via express, 50c;
white Leghorns. via express, 40@45c;
Southern, via freight. 45@47c; duck
lings, Long Island, b.. Ssc; Long ISL
and breeders, lb, 32c; fowls, via ex-
press, 32c; via freight, 32c; old roos-
ters. via freight, 23c; turkeys. via
freight, 25c; ducks, Western,via eight
or express, 25c; geese. via freight or
express, Tic guineas, per pair, via
via freight, 40M50c
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Standard Oil
Other OIL Stocks

snlss. .Hce Open. High. Low. Last
5000 'Barnett o & a. q a
800 sElk Basin Pet OK sLp Az sH
1900 'tEsmeralda OC S/S 9@ 9|@
400 sGienrock OIL. 3a$ 3a2 az sAS
$50 Han Oil Il r. 2E S5e 3N o54
a5oo Houston OH. 81 ssM 90 so ss ga
$50 'Knney OIL. Il x II II
1900 merritt Oil.. 90" 2elI oa55 ooY
5000 Met Pet. . H. 1E ~ssIs
s0o0 soo0 midwest Oil.118 11s M 11s
zV9o sdo pref. -. ~ 1fs IVA ia
10y Midwest Ref. 112 113 112 ia
400stN Y Ch Oil. 43 43 43 a.
ssSS sSS :foAls asot'a oa'!: o!: 2H )" ~ s7s
500 lido pref 49,. 7Ls w tx W.
200 Okla Prod & r. tx 7% 7R 7N
1900 Okm Prod & r 5E sR ~
$500 tOmar o & G. 81 So" 40 40
$40 'Penn-Ky OIL 5M 6M 6A 5n.
500 Penn Gasolene. " " w
1000 "Penn p & R.. * IL N IL
100 'tPicardy OIL. rs 2e0 es" oe|s
* '!;; ||; ;: s.; ;;;::;!: = = & 3 3 {
1000 'tTex Oil & r. % ~ s5 s5
New-York tribune., 1918-06-16
Coffee, Sugar and Tea

Coffee Futures.-Market closed as
usual on Saturdays.
Cottonsecd Oil Futures.-The market
was inactive, but the undertone was
firm, and it was evident that values are
being sustained by the strength in the
market for other oils and fats.