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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-05-03

Corn For Sale-Apply to Ed Free
man, route No. 6, Dresden. sgt
Goes to Arkansas
Uncle Dick Jackson left Tuesday
for Sedgewick, Ark, where he will
spend the summer with his daughter,
Mrs. Tom Boden.
Be sure and come and see our new
hats for the ladies'. We have some
new ones this week.-R. L. Jeter. =
Jeter Moving
Clerk Jeter moved on Wednesday
to the Chas. Meadows place, recently
purchased by our very obliging coun-
ty court clerk. Mr.. Meadows and
family are occupying the Woods
place.
Think About it
A standard sewing machine that
will do good work for 20 years, or
your money back, for only $25-
in repair. We do it for you.-Mayo
one that costs you nothing to keep
& Harris.
Married ON Roadside
On Tuesday afternoon as he was
on his way home from Martin, Rev.
J. M. Nowlin was held up by Mr.,
Edgar Mcdaniel and Miss Vivian
Yates, who demanded his services in
a marriage ceremony. While seated
in their buggy the happy pair were
joined in holy wedlock, blessing
added by the venerable minister and
went their way rejoicing.
Get that new, nobby hat from Al
Gardner.
Men, buy your shirts of all kinds
from Al Gardner.
Mt. Pelia Box Supper
While the threatening weather
kept many from attending the W. C..
T. U. box supper at Mt Pelia last
Saturday night, still large crowd
attended and bid literally on the
boxes, every one of which sold, net
ting $50 for the W. C. T. U. A cake
was sold for the Red Cross, bringing
$20.60. Rev. Eph P. Smith delight
ed the audience with an able address.
Buy clothing now and save mon
ey.-Al Gardner.
Brownies
During the past week Rev. Witt
T. Irion solemnized the rites of mat
rimony between Mr.. ]. W. Brown, of
Mayfield, and Miss Lillian Rea, of
Martin. The bride is one of the
county's foremost young school
teachers, teaching the past session
at Liberty, where she became quite
popular with all, The groom is
young man of sterling worth, we'll
worthy the fair jewel he has won for
a life helpmate. Friends extend con-
gratulations and sincere wishes for
long life of matrimonial bliss.
Eminent Minister Here
Rev. r. S. Kirkland, of Urbana,
ILL.,, travelling evangelist for the Bap-
fist church, spent Tuesday here with
his brother-in-law, Mr.. W. T. Kille-
brew, and family. Rev, Kirkland was
from Fayetteville, where ne
the interment of his broth
err, Rev. J. V. Kirkland. These gem
tlemen were both former citizens OF
Palmersville, where their untiring
efforts in behalf of education are
deeply appreciated by the older citi-
zens. They organized and built the
Normal College at Palmers-
vile, where so many men and women
Of the county were educated.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-05-03
Get acquainted with the
Dresden Dry Cleaning and
Pressing Club

We will Press and Dry-Clean
last summers Suit, making
it like new and save you the
price of a new suit.
Palm Beach Suits cleaned
and pressed. Bring them in
now. We mail them back.
Ladies Suits given special
attention. Old Hats of all
kinds made new.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-05-03

liberty Bond
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
Donde Sc decIaran
las mujeres

En- Ell Oceano Pacifico entire Fiji,
Nueva Ginea, Nueva Caledonia Y Ell
continente de Australia, esta ell prupo
de islas de MelaHeSia, donde abundan
los cazadores de cabezas Y los canl-
bales. Aunque las costumbres de
estas tribuS son en- general eNtranas
V sanguinarias, hay alguas muy 70
manticas. Per ejemplo, en- Ia lsla de
Tucopia las mujeres o a que hacen
ell amor a los hombres.
Cuando una ioven de Tucopla We
IN hombre que le gusta Y al que Juz-
ga adecuado para ~ttonarlo por espo-
so no Va en- seguida = declrselo. Slno
cue. por Ell c~ontrarlo, plerSa mucho
ell asunto Y practica detenidas .nves-
t:raciones antes de plantear a cues
ton. porque Ia reSpuesta del preten-
dido puede significar Ia vida o muer-
te de Ia pr~etendiente.
Es ley de la tribu que Ia muJer que
Sc DECLARE a un hombre y este la deS-
dena, Sc suicide, V pOr esta causa,
nirguna mujer hace proposlclones
matrimcniales { un nombre 81 no eSta
segura que Ia respuesta ha dc ser
favorable.
Extranas Y al parecer ineNpl!caoleS
son las preguntas con que las muJereS
de Tucopia asedian al forastero, eI
cual asi puede comprender el motive
personal que Sc esconde detraS de IA
solicitud de las bellas negritas que
lie preguntan 81 eS o no casado Y el
estaGo de salud de su espoSa. ' gra-
cias q eStas precauciones, .casl slem-
pre- tieaen feliz realization los propo-
sitos de la DANA pero no rattan
casos en- que la pobre joven enamo-
rada d e los hechizos del recien lie
gado Sc ha visto obligada d suic!dar-
Sc Dor haberse ncgado 4 caSarSe con
ella ell galan de u pensamlentos.
La cslvicie es para Ia mujer de Iu-
copia signo de belleza y por 10 tanto
nIrguna Sc considera Ell condolences
de inspirar amor mientras no esta
calva.
Pero calva o no, mira mucho anteS
de declararse porque jamas deja de
cumpIirse la ley de la tribu, Y 81 Ia
mujer Gesdenada no Sc Suicida la ma
tan los jefes de Ia tribu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
PARA - ~ DAMAS
Contra las arrugas

Las arrugas que provlenen del a1io-
iamiento de la piel, pueden ser comoa-
tidas con glicerina, que tlene las pro-
piedades De endurecer Ia piel contrac-
tando!a; pero dcbe ser empleada con
mucha ~prudencia porquc dc 10 con-
trario exagera Il tai grade Ia contrac-
ci6n del cuts, que 10 pliega.
Las pulverizaciones dc aqua noia
Dan resultados sorprendertes contra
las pequenas arrugas supertlclales.
Sc recomienda, para combatlr las
primeras arrugas, la receta siguiente:
Hacer hervir Is gramos de cebada
perla en- I'm cuarto de litro de aqua;
cuando los granos estan bien cocldos,
Sc les pasa al traves de un llenzo muy
fino v Sc lie anade un poquito de Bal
samo de la Mecca. Sc embotella y Sc
agita hasta lograr su completa DISC
lucion. Todos los dias. despues del
asco acostumbrado, Sc unta Ell Ia ca
"a. poruue tiene tambien la prople-
dad de ser un buen cosmetico, i la
e que bora las arrugas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
Algo acerca del
matrimoniO

La senorita Sutton venta josamente
conocida en- la Union Como campeona
n~acional de lawn tennis, ha roto ell
compromise de casamientn que eXls-
tia entire ella Y ell hijo de un acaudala-
do banuuero, dando para clio unas ra-
zones que bien merecen los honores
de la publicidad.
Miss Sutton aduce que sc conslde-
"a demasiado joven para contiaer en-
lace, e i~nterrogada a causa de este
0 I'm ~periodista californiano, lie hi
20 las siguientes G in~teresantes Gecla-
raciones sobre ell himeneo:
LAS mujeres-dice Ia citada seno-
rita-no debieran a nunca antes
de haber cumplido los veintlclnco a.
nos; en- primer lugar, porque no han
alcanzado el suficiente grade de ma
durez psiquica Y fisica y, principal
mente. porque aun TIC tlenen nIn2una
experienced de Ia vida.
De esta manera, las jovenes van In
cenuamente al matrimonio, lgnoran-
do absolutamente sus deberes y sus
derechos.
Sc obliga a la muier a asars aho-
IA como 10 hacian nuestros mas re-
motos antepasados, sin tener Ell cuen-
ia el progreso moral Y ell gran cam
bio de costumbres que sc han operado
en- TODD el mundo Y, principalmente,
en- los Estados Unidos.
La mujer debe ocupar ell puesto que
lie corresponds en- Ia sociedad cuando
ha llegado a cierta edad, V no apresu-
rarse demasiado en- buscar compane-
70.
Solo cuando la interesada llega a
ser 10 que Sc llama n matrona, pue-
de considerarse como una buena es-
nosa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
Bebe en- 81 ba1o

FL aqua de bano para IN bebe de-
be ser muy limpia Y, 81 es possible, her
vida; su temperature sera de 35 gra-
dcs Y ell nino debera peImanecer en-
ella ell tempo Indispensable para un
rapido V complete iavado. Una veZ
verificado este, sc colocara al nino
sobre Il toalla gruesa, prevTamente
calentada Y Sc lie secara con cuidado,
d~ebiendose poner especial atenci0n en-
u no sufra ningun enfriamiento,
pues es muy delicado Y Ia reaction sc
produce en- q dificilmente, por 10 cual
ell enfriamiento lie scria funeStc. Tam
POGO convene prolcngar Ia duraclon
del bano cotidiano arriba de tres o
cuatro minutes.
Ell BANJO puede servir i~gualmente.
cuando cl nino no duerme bien, para
procurarle IN sueho tranquilo y con
csc fin basta banarle por la noche, an
ties de Ia ultima e en- que tome el
pecho.
NADIA cs mas encantador que un be-
be en- el bano; la mayoria de los ira
tados de puericultura deScrlben Ia ma
rera con que Sc debe tomar al nino,
sumergirlo en- cl aqua ' sostenerle
dentro de ella; pero las mejoTes mdi-
caciones nunca podran eQuivaler a una
o muchas eXperiencias persona!es.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

En- TODD tempo, en- paz Y en- que
ira. deben los mexicanos c~omprobar
su nacionalidad v demostrar el carl
no Y respeto que tienen por su pa
tria. ESQ 10 pueden hacer teniendo
un emblema, como ell que representa-
ell grabado arriba inipreso. Lo ven
demos por VEINTICINCO CENTA-
VOS, en- I'm tamano de 9X12 pulga-
das en- magnifico lienzo. Ell mlsmo
escudo. impreso en- bristol flno,
OUNCE CENTAVOS Y en- un bottom
de media pulgada de diametro para
la solapa, en- DIEZ CENTAVOS. Ha-
ga SUI pedido mandando su inporte a:
F. AGUiRRE and co.
P. 0. Box $50 - San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
BALM,
Balsamo de Urban para
la Influenza EspaHola
II cue a continuation inser-
tamos es una prueba evil
dente de los meritos de
este remedio.

Oct u. 1915. Urban Chemical Company.
Houston. Texas. Muy ScnnrcS nutNHfoS' Ac-
iunta cncontraran l. canudaa de ia peSo
vcintc ccntavos para que Sc SiF>"" .
las sjguientes personals I'm tu'o W
BALM. , d-,-,ori,s
nero secln pude ohscrvar. no yemen ii SUI
;jrjcntc cxistencia De cSta med'ciha; ~
u.c eSta G. precisamente Ia "!'o''~L.-' ~
mo bapa iuumerables hcnelicias entire ms
rcrso,-s me 10 couoZcan y 10 usen. We
a,cortraba anoche en- Del Rio. Texas ha9!hh-
do con 81 JueZ Lamar accrca de cS'c hteuN"
mento y de los bencficios que me propoFSio-
ID asi como que habia segIldo usahuo!o pI-
az -.,o.;-ro contra Ia influenza. cuanco
Lr,be tcrn;nado de hablar. IN cacai'srV qut
. baIlaba 4 nucstro lado tom" Ia pt'"ota ;
diio quc conocia pe~rsopa!men'e III t.o
Urban > las maEnliicaS TiediS'm1S = /,
.as nor este senior. y anadio: 'amos " ID
J~ooi,cria mas pr0xina = intornarHoS %
t;a,er este remedio' fuimOs cntonces ~
drogucria. donde solo tcnIan dos tuDoS' ~
que inrncdiatamente coEipre. n"otet'Io 80
auiado uno al juez Lamar ; e. ~ ~ =,
d.. nues 81 cue he cstado uSando e5'" " pun
.'Estov dcseoso de que las personas 81
r,ie1trs ad1uierar este medicamen:e. Por 70
Stoper, Medford, Maryland; Carol ana 70
Nj II Lee Stoner. Union Bridge. Maryland
Carol Co. r. D.; Mrs. N. c. Stoner' Sna n
bersburp, Pa, I25 Lincoln Way mss; -HauSS
Cureton, Atlanta. Ga, 10 East Ems -" pl.
4 / Cleveland. Atlanta. Ga. Route :: d&oe
g.: Mrs. r. ~. Rinehart. Dallas. Texas: %,9e
Cleveland Ave. Inf6rmene I'd. 81 ma u"saoco
de que sea uSado durante In p-eseh'e eP'Ne-
mia. 60
Soy de ids. affmo. alto. S. s ) L. SO
ners. Atlanta. Georgia. Box loo.
DE VENTA EN- ToDAS Las DkouCh-
RIAS. o Sc manda por correc tI:ecEaneHSe
Hara sus pedidos a URBAN CEEMlGALC ~,
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. Pretlo; z,e; '
SOC. taba- 'Au
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

c. M.-Ncw BraunfciS. TcX.-Ha t"asmi-
limos . /! administration 10 Guc "oS dice
: sc van a dcdicar a estudiar =! aSuato pa
m porerle Il rcmcdio ell IL forma On que
n-oreda. Va en- nuseSi0r de ~'nejorct "
los lie cscribirin dandolc eNpGcaciones scbre
cl particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
FL GENERAL Won BESELER
HUYO PARA ALEMANlA

COPENHAGUE, Novicmb-c DO
Sc informal mediante I'm aconico
m~ensaje Qcc Sc ha recibido hoy. que
Ell general Won Bese!er, que u 60
bernador general de Polonia duran
tc el ultimo periodic &c tempo, aca-
ba dc huir para Alenania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

do S4.T5 al recibiria. So
lamente por tres meses va
mos 4 vcnder estos apara-
tos. po- 10 cual I'd. debe
haccr ~ pedido desdc lue-
20. Escriba 4 Ia siguien-
J te direction:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Deia abrevardo en- el rio
ell redil Que tie acompana
V hablemos del amor MO
en- la paz de mi cabana.
DeSpues, pastora, te iraS
canine de Ia ilusion......
mas 81 eres cual las dcmas,
no acudas a mi passion,
V solo me dejaras
In mucrtc en- Ell coraZon.
Luis ROSGdo Vega,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

Erncstina.-Cliiton. Ariz.-Dcsd" iucgo' pa
r., cicrcer 81 magistcTio en- las e5cuci'S OIL
-;aI,s So r.quicrc 81 conoclmicnto del inE!es
y demoStrar. mechanic un eNaneh' que sc
,sa.n Irs corocimicntos necesa=ios para
auo. Para mayorcs datos puedc d!riGirsc al
BOARD of Education" de csc Estado, pIdIen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01

csentos de dlve-as z-d'srnaS han Ado ven
dSdas en- las drogucrias = aAEuras C ea2S "a
han siao olvicadas. PeTe cH'ste ana qce h2-
- mas de cinenenta aHos ssG ! u ve7t7. '
:. "a coDocsSz con q romDre dc 5. : >. e.
gran -7zscareuto para = EGc7-L. -cn2% o
Du-r,ertr de mzteri1s veECJalC- f1Ssr
5-,r,istas - Ian +aJs cge-sa :, oS g-a--
de- v b~cnefieos resa.tados Cce IN 7ropo7e''-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
iLBE.H F'EMENINO

Con talento, belleza Y amor. puede
Il mujer gobernar I 81 capricho 81
hombre mas altivo.
DE todaS las pasioneS, el amor eS
la que lie sienta mejor 4 la muJer;
lleva este sentimiento, que es ell mas
Gelicado caracter de Ia humanidad, =
IN grade de vivacidad cue pocos hom-
bres pueden ~apreciar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
CHASCARRILLO

En- un tribunal:
-;Cu&ntoS amos tiene listed. se@o-
ra?
Si!encio sepulcral de IL testigo.
lie molesta q listed "a pregunta?
No. senior, 10 que me molesta es Ia
respuesta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
TENGA NUCHO CuIDADO CON Ell ABAsTECIMIENTO
De SU SAdGRE, NO DELE QUE Las
Sc PROPAGUEN Y ARRAlGUN


aaGo c5;a mediciaa entire sus clientes : es-
;#- s--u:Cs &c cue g II anelo- qae eSiSte pa
n he's cnter-etladss dc = ssnCrc- CouScr-
- =. Sarrr~ li-2ia de tud2 .opu-eZI por me
do del uso dc esta recorcDc=h!e EedleTna. 3
: usted dcsea recibi- una ronsulra y reccsa
gratis accrcz CO So caSo. no Hcnc .12s qus
rs--iS.- n = S~iSu:e.tc direction: Aeoica! Di-.
--9y % Swift Laboratory. ATLANTA.
c-DPCTA ADJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-01
PENSAMIENTO

Ser capaz de discutir que 10 ver-
dadero e s~verdadero y que 10 false
es false, he aoui ell signo Y Ell caracter
de la inteligencia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
CORN PRICES HARDEN
FROM GARFIELD'S RULE
Uncertainty as to Whether
Elevators Could Operate
Prevents Easing.

CHICAGO. Jan. IT,-Altho corn
prices at first eased down a little. in
flucnced bytltkelihood that traffic CON
Eestion would be relieved, the market
later hardened owing to uncertainty
ns TO whethW elevators aud dryers
would be permitted to continue in op.
Grafton despite Restrictive rules as to
coal, Quotations. continued steady at
tho same as yesterdays finish TO I s
MKher, WITH January i.27 b-S and May
i.2+ l-2, oats gained IL TO as. Tne
outcome In provisions varied from un-
changed to IS cents advance.
Prospects that government coal sav-
Ing measures would clear the way FOR
more liberal arrivals Of grain here
gave the corn market II slight down
ward slant In the earlier transactions
Advances In oats resulted largely
from strength shown by pIGccs at
Winnipeg. besides receipts Mere were
very small
Higher prices on hogs gave firm!
ness C. provisions Arrivals or hogs
here were inadequate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
New Orleans Cotton Letter.

fSuandberpr McGrccyy A. Co
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, ~ Coming Ike q
bolt from the SKY, the ordering Of the clos
ing OF most plants with few exceptions for
five days beginning tomorrow threw the
market Into a state Of Generalization at the
opening
II the shut down order stands. az originally
ordered, consumption for The IS days will
likGy show loss Of 800, 900.
President CLARK OF New Orleans Exchange
says while the order will cause interruption
to general bus,ness industries and will nat
urally affect cAtion consumption that when
the coal situation is cleared up everything
will be speeded M 20 the lip,it.
The country IL at war. and sacrifices must
be made by all interests for tho common good
and tuccesstul prosecution OF the war. cost
what Il may. and the south mus oheerflly
bear It's share Of III. burden a. well as other
sections. Washington Is In touch with gen
eral conditions at home and abroad and
knows what Is best to he done.
There Is rumor this afternoon that the
shut down order win be modified, but tc
what extent or 10 what direction Is mol
known.
Spot cotton and contracts are liable 10 b,
dspressed further on account Of lack OF uT
gent demand ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
STOCKS BREAK FROM
DRASTIC FUEL ORDER
Losses Are Largely Recovered
by Buying of Substantial
Interests.

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-stocks
broke sharply at the opening OF is
days market on tho drastic order OF
the fuel administrator, specialties
. falling 2 20 4 points and investment
largely recovered before midday buy
ing by substantial interests accom-
panying the announcement that the
stock exchange would continue 10 ex-
ercise its regular functions with the
support OF the banks and affiliated
institutions
Gains, except in the case-of Marine
preferred, which registered an ex-
treme advance OF points, were re-
linquished In the last half hour When
Steels and other industrinls led an
pther reaction.
United States Steel declined from
" TO g0b. finishing at a net loss of
IN. Related issues Jared IA the
same way and rails forfeited to
almost poinA. Sales amounted to
700 900 shares.
Other developments OF the day
were OF mixed character. Call
money eased slightly with time funds
and the foreign exchange market was
firmcr on the further strength OF re-
mittances to Paris.
Bonds were irregular 10 heavy on
reduced dealings Liberty second az
was the new low record OF sa6.Og.
the first Is selling at sg7.12 to 1890
and the 3 Us at $3.50 to $3.50. To-
tai sales at par values aggregated
$3.50, 900. United States bonds. old
issues unchanged on call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
Money Market Review.

tStrandberg Mo0reevy Coz .,
After a somewhat weak and nervous omen.
ing on account Of the unstable sentIis.nt
which ruled under the Interpretation which
should be placed on tho coal Administration
plan for fuel conservation, the market quietly
recovered Its poise and expressed ita conf.
dence that ultimate effect OF the order would
be beneficial by rapidly advancing prices all
along the line II was generally felt. after
calm thot. that " would clear away a grsAt
many obstacles In the way OF congestion and
lack OF fuel which has been besettlng III,
more important Issues for some time and
that the final result Of II all would be re.
newed vigor and increased productions under
more favorable conditions. Altho attention
was largely devoted TO the Garfield order,
the action Of the u. a o. In declaring Its reg.
ulAr dividend was not overlooked ara the
rails gathered considerable strength in the
belief that the action OF the directors Dor.
tends a reasonably better future for all
stocks The actions of todAy's markets Indi.
Gates an under,one Of considerable strength,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
COTTON PRICES HAVE
PERPENDICULAR DROP
Coal Order Demoralizes Mar
ket; Loss Amounts to $5
to So a Bale.

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. t7-The
price OF cotton fell So 20 SO q bale to-
day around the obening OF the market
ana remained depressed thruout the
session as the result Of the announce
ment OF the governments fuel rsgu-
lauons. Heavy selling came from
holders u long contracts who lmui-
lated tlNlr cotton because they saw
curthied consumption In the enforced
holidays. Added to this was a lnrge
volume OF offerings from the short
side.
In the first few mlnutos OF trading
prices fell 80 10 III points.
The close was az a net loss for the
session OF 81 10 81 points.
o -----.
NEW YORK. Jan. IT.-Not since
the memorable day last February,
when prices broke 500 points In re-
sponse Go the ruthless German sul-
marine program. has there been such
demornllzation In the cotton market
os was noted this morning when
values sustained n perpendicular drop
of 1877 10 202 points on the nearby
pOait,ona and 80 Ia SIS points Iva later
months as n result OF the drastic AMI
totally unexpected conservation order
issued by the fuel administrator The
"'ilthk VI NNtTbl phhlllhhh, DafAtu-
larly March contrarte, which showed
the greatest decline. amounting to
over SO bale. represented stop
lors orders due to fears that the con
servation order would mean severe
reduction In the amount of cHton
consumed by New England mills.
There was less pressure in the distant
months and eventually trade buying
develorCd on such n tremendous scale
that prices began 90 recover which
eliminated In n rise OF fully 16O
points on March or from 2ac to
3O.60c. The May delivery advanced
from 29.35c, which was the lowest
around the opening. to 30.7sc In
addition 10 the big trade demand,
which came from both northern and
southern mills there were
reports 10 the effect that southern
spot holders were Indifferent to the
decline In futures and had refused TO
make any concession in their prices.
The market closed barely steady at
"a TO 70 points net lower.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

ST. LOUIS. Jan. i7.--IU0s.-Rccelpts
8, 100; market sNeady 10 weak. Light SO 20
a. pl6.65; pigs 2itG 1B bOi mixed and butch
efA si6,25@ 10 05 good heavy. si0.55@ "
1895; bulk, si625@ 1850.
CATTLE-RcI lpis, 400. market steady,
Native beef steers s5a 1880; yearling steers
and heifers, s7m135O; cows s6@i0.50;
stocksrs and feeders, 5000 9t0i Texas guar.
anuns steers, f675@ 20 80; fair to prime
southern beef stccrs, $9@ i275 beef cows
and heifers, sGG1i0; prime yeArllng steers
aud hoifers, s750@ 10 native calves, 1910
Qi6.
sHEEP-Reeepts, ! 800; market steady
Lambs, $if@i7 so; ewes, sli.5Omt2;
wethort, siib0@1276. Gamers and chop
peTa 5000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
New York Coffee.

NEW YORK. Jan. i7.--Coffee futures
were nrmer rhe close was at net gains OF
o to 10 points Santos SIS were quoted at
l0Ac; as and "A at iO.2Oe IS At l0l0c;
and Victoria rs and s's at s.2oe; all cost
aud freight steamer London credits. Clos
ing bids January. 7Btc; March, s.l4c;
Nav, s.84c; July, s5ic: September, e.Ilci
December. 92r Spot, quiet Rio rs, she;
Santos -, 1Qhc.
Official Brazilian cables reported 6hntoi
4,s so reiA lower with futures 90 70 rs rei'
lower. Brazilian port receipts, $1,000; Jun
dishy, $4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18

NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE raw sugar
market was steady at 4.9s5c for CubAs cost
and fro,ght. equal TO s0o5e for centrifugal,
Trading was less active today. Refined snEai
showed no improvement only one refiner tax.
ing any business al all, and In very limited
tetests that the fuel Administrators new
orSor would not~spply TO sugar. which is a
food product. anywhere was hope that refin'
arfss would be enabled to start up at aeAst ON
part time In The near future. Prices were un'
changed st 7 400 for fine granuAtod.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-18
> Kausas city IAyo Vtoek

KANSAS CITY, Jau. iL--IIoGs-Re.
@io25 heavy. s1o1o@ 1880; light, $3.50
@i620 pigs, slidii
CATT'LE- Receipts, 1000. steady TO 15e
lower Prime fed steers, $i2Qlg.76; dressed
s7@i0; cows s6759iO.3si heifers, s7@
ii stockers, $40 80; clves, s7H "a 10.
SHEEP Receipts, 1900; steady Lambs.
slGai690: yearhngs, Slsd ide5i weiheu,
S1l b0Qt3i ewos. ti0G 1910; aiockets, %
GlS76.