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Everything Fordham attempted in the
Second period went OF like clockwork.
The quarter opened with Fordham in
possession OF the ball on It's own eight
yard line. Frisch got through for a six
yard gain, and then punted to Ford-
hams 30 yard line. Georgetown also
was obliged to kick. and Frisch was
downed on his own 10 yard line. On the
next play Frisch ci.cled right end for
a gain of twenty yards.
Another exchange OF kicks put Ford
ham In possession OF the ball on It's 40
yard line. Here Frisch and Gnrvey got
OF a forward pass which was a pippin.
After bluffing to throw to the left Frisch
hurled fa- past the line of scrimmage to
Carney. who was standing just within
the side lines on the right side OF the
field. Y
Carney was on Georgetown's 40 yard
line. and with clear field In front of
him he dashed down the field for a
touchdown. The entire play netted sixty
yards. Frisch kicked the goal.
Frisch's Great Pant.
The other touchdown followed a few
minutes later. Fordham again kicked
of. and SPAWN punted to Fo.dham's 2b
yard line Here Frisch got off his ban
Her punt OF tne day, the slippery ball
bounding almost 10 the Georgetown goal
line after 1t left Franks toes. il looked
40 though II had gone over the line, but
the officials evidently did not think 70,
at II was Georgetown's bail on its own
ono yard line.
Spawn dropped behind his goal line
to Kick out of danger, and 1t was n weak
effort, the ball going out of bounds on
the punte-s IL yard line. Fordham lost
three yards. and an offside penalty put
them back TO GeoTgetowns twenty yard
line. Here two forward passes took the
ball over.
Frisch to Carney advanced the ball TO
the six yard line. the throw being
straight through tho line OF sc-immage.
The next forward pass, Frisch to Cor
sello. was an exact duplicate and en-
abled Corsello to score a touchdown
Frisch again kicked goal. The lineup:
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RUKIE BEST OVER
LAKEWOOD LINKS
Upper Montciair Golfer
Turns In an 80.
sp,ciai DcspaicA 70 THE syn

LAKEWOOD, y. j., Nov. 2S-In the
one day golf tournament at the Lake.
wood Country club to-day the best gross
was IN so, returned by \. VI. Rukis or
Upper Montclair. The best net was a
%. by II. l.. schwartz Of Merton. The
scores:
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EDDIE WALLACE WINNER.

MONTREAL, Nov. 2S.-Eddie Wallace
OF New York outtought Joe Burns. tho
local feRtherwcight, in eight rounds of
night.
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TOUChuON ns--T7OTmDOeu D0WIIng 2
Goals from touchdown--P,ain 9. SuhstI-
tutes--Naval Aviators: S'utz for Poim-
Poimboeuf for Stutz. Berg for Green,
Picrson for Munson. Mitchell for Williams
Frost for Doyle. Duryca for Glover. La
fAyette: Gromloch for Trouhridge. Tier
ney for LehoCka Referec-J. j. Keoeh
Cmpire-Mr. Palmer. Head linesman-
MT Fehr, Lafayette. Time OF quarters-
Is minutes.
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rLAY sCORELEss TIE.

RID BANK. y. j.. Nov. 2S.--At the
ktlnson Country Club this afternoon the
lpolnali elevens of Camp Alfred Vail
ana the Sandy Hook Ordnance Depart
Ment played a scoreless tie.
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ola style line bucks won for New
Utrecht over Commercial Sehres hagged
~ touchdown in the first quarter ana
Smith went over tho top for New
Utrecht again in the second. He:trick
kicked both goals The lineup:
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DUNDEE FARMS VERDICT.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2S.-Johuny Dun
dee Of New York had the better OF six
round bout with Joe Phillips Of Philadel-
phia here to-day. Dundee was too clever
for tho local 10y. and had the advantage
in every round.
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Touchdow MS MosczenEki. sparks. Goal
from touchdown-Ecoheld. Substitution
For Boys High. CnRnnan for Kaplrn,
stevenson for PentE; for Manual. Kelly FOR
naisIcy. pnislrv for Kelly. Reynolds for
Plumrldge Receree--R. j. Shearer Dick'n-
son. Umplre--W l.. crowley. Dowdnin.
lineaman--E. W. Hastings, Cornell. Time
Of uuartcrS-lO minutes.
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TOuThdOWnsR &C., Smith, SehrCs. t;Od'k
from tnIchdowns--Hettrlc . Suhstitu-
tions-For New Utrecht: Underhorg for
Rers1n, Stevenson FOR l.ish For CONNER
ciaI: Firnegan for Coburn. Referee
Nathan Dichler. Columbia. Ump.re--E
W. Hastings. Cornell. Llnesman-M. \.
Crookc, y. Y. L. Time of Quartcrs-ll
minutes.
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BROOKLYN GRIDIRON
TITLE GOES TO POLY
Beats Erasmus at Ebbets Field
by z to 6-Manual and New
Utrecht Win.
by GEORGE h. UNDERWOOD.

Blocked kicks and lone point doomed
up large at Ebbets Field yesterday.
Blocked kicks were converted into touch
downs by both Erasmus Hall and Poly
Prep. A lone point was the margin by
which the scholastic football champion
ship OF Brooklyn was won and lost. II
the ball propelled at goal from the toe
OF Haamoot of Easmus in the second
quarter had sailed over the crossbar the
Buff and Blue would have tied the score.
But II sheltered along the ground. and
with II went Erasmus's hopes.
Poly Prep 7, Erasmus 6. tells the tale
OF as keenly waged n gridlron battle as
ever delighted the heart of a football
fan. McRea's kick from touchdown fol-
lowing Lucass touchdown in the OPEN
Ing quarter went straight and true over
the crossbnr.
Meistrell went over the Poly goal line
for an Erasmus touchdown in the sec
ond period but his effort was for naught
because Haasnoot failed TO kick goal.
The Poly Prep-Erasmus game was the
feature OF a triple header among high
school elevens across the bridge. In the
opener New Utrecht beat Commercial, II
to 0. The second game saw Manual
Training regain much OF its lost football
prestige by beating Boys High school, 10
to o. Earlier this season Boys High
lOugnt Dotn EraSmus ana rory REP to
0 to 0 ties
$4,000 See Contests.
About 10000 fond Brooklyn mothers,
fathers, sisters. brothers, not TO say any
thing of doting aunts and unclee, post
poned their Thanksgiving dinners and
oraved lowering skies and wet winds to
attend the contests Regardless of the
outcome of any of the games the crowd
was amply repaid for Its trip. Both
Poly and Erasmus displayed as good a
brand OF football as has been seen in
this vicinity In quite some time.
polys touchdown came after five
minutes Of play in the opening period.
An exchange of punts found Erasmus
in possession OF the ball on its own 20
yard line. Poly forced Haasnoot 10
punt. Lucas broke through, blocked the
kick, picked up the bail and scurried
fifteen yards across the Erasmus goal
line. McRea followed by kicking the
goal that eventually proved the undoing
of Erasmus
Early in the second period Erasmus
forced Poly back inside its 20 yard line.
Hay blocked Bronder's punt and Van
Tronk fell on the ball for Erasmus on
Poly's Is yard line. In two rushes
Meistrell made FIRST down. Dewitt
made n yard and half Poly then held
Meistrell to no gain on the / yard line.
On his next attempt, however. Tots"
went over for n touchdown. The lineup ;
ri pre-
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Pelham (t9). Slocum f0).
Fitzpatrick. ...... Left end ..,.....,StHAtz
Hagan. ......... Left tackle ........ Brost
Noetrom. Left guard ...,.. Healy
Christie, ........... Centre ellison
Throckmartln. Right guard .Krahnert
McShally. ..... Right tackle ..... Baker
Duncan. ........ Right cnd HaIly
Wakefield. ..... Quarterback .Moynihan
Ford ........ Left halfback IS. Charles
Bernstein....... Right haifback ..K!mblc
Lear. Full back ....... Fisher
Referee--<Irberger. Washington and
Jefferson. Umpire-Andrews, Yale. Head
lineSman-M cAleenRn, y. y. A. G. Sub
stItutes-Slocum-Hash for Elmble.
Pastorl for StaatE Earle for Pastori. Carey
for Healy, StAatE for Noynihan. Pelham
Twining for bernstein, McMahan for Ford.
Eod for Wakefield. Casey for Hagan. john
son for McShally.
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from touchdown-FriHch 2. Substitutions
-Fordham-Ferris for Corsello, Soule for
Carney. Reilly for harrington. Brown for
Golden. Barnes for Maniey. Harden for
walters. Georgetown-Hyman for Buck
ley Donnellan for Hampston. Flaherty for
Groggin. Furey for LeJendre. Gillioli for
Dunnellan. Referee-Mr. FarrIer, Dart
mouth. Cmpire-Mr. Green. Syracuse.
Linesman-Lieut. Courtney, Lafayette.
Time OF periods--l? minutes.
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McLaren Capt .Fullback. (CaptD Ungjer
Go nGuf frd MheLaren, DAVIS Cng!er
goal from touchdown--G. w. Brown. Sub
stitutions--Ptler for Davies. Horner for
Gouger, Hamburger for McLaren. Ewing
for Harrington. Farley for Hayes Referee
j. A. Evans, Williams. rmpire-R. w.
Maxwell, Swarthmore. Inflammation
Thorp. Columbia. Periods-l5 minutes
each
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Score Another Touchdown.

They sliced through the Blue and
White until the Is yard mark was
reached, when Aclrley raced back several
yards, and. like a shot out of n can
non, sent a forward pass TO Schwarzer
VINO lad crossed the Columbia goal line
and was waiting with outstretched arms
Tor the leather. He scooped the ball and
planted 1t behind the goal posts. Ackley
booted the goal. which ended the scoring
Tor the afternoon. The lineup:
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Columbia 90

II',u--Ackley ?. Substittitions--Columb :
logan for Houlahan, Fargo for Parks
Eyuns6l for Collins. Rubenstein for Grace,
naley for Logan. Shaw for CanRpery
M"mott for stevens. Syracuse; Dunn for
n''nan, Matteo for Dooley. Herman for
n'na Weltmsn for Ackley, Martin for
,yr Herman. Naumann for Nj I'm, Bowzer
Ior RattHr, King for SchwArzer Referee
CDan Kelly, Springfield. Umplre-James
S,nl'ys scranton. Linesman--Carl Reed
Springfield. Time of perlods-I5 minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

ln7uu charged with making criminal
utmrk IN Nolru llllHfd ON January 30,
was held FOR trial In the district court
ms MOI ninlng " lihnui bat iu tho Justice
court NJ r e. DOnnoll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Governor Praises
Alien-Born Farmer
for Loyalty to US.

Governor william, ha, written a lst.
Ter OF appreciation Of the work Of Louis
Broey Deer Greek. Okla. who was
born IN Germany but has proved him.
sell loyal American by iurnishna
lwo boys Tor the United States army
and supporting the Liberty bond and
Red Cross movements
The letter follows
'll has bsen' called 10 my attention
that you once uypd IN Germany. but
that Wits n came IN test between
Prussia aud America )uu showed your
s0lf 20 ~ true American citizen bY
buying Liberty bonds and joining tho
Rcd Cross ! lsarnei further that you
nov have tNu huiH Oli enough Tor Vaf
ser'lr" whp have n0t rlsimet sud Do
not Want exemption uf DEFERRED ClaHsl-
frailon that ihoy are ready 10 fght
fur their country
~ is moi osurih ntuug that people
should hr commended fuf heinK loyal
LOYALTY lH % thing eyep rlllr0n owes
tu hi. country, nud The man who does
not ElNU N BE- H traitor but ! want you
40 knuW that your state appreciates the
attitude YOU lnkv ~ this time ~ work
inF among other citizens You can hhys
% Wlir Influence 600 hrIpiug tn free not
only thIH ruuuly from lfuHsianiam mit
nlsn the country which you left years
$3.50 from thrlt military rulers
I write This letter ne token of an-
probation m your wofk n N pleasing
iu nuu H fufuIrr GofUHu llilrru who IL
settling an Example IN AmeuoAniHm for
Other citizens NJ This county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
NEW YORK

NlW YOllk Fob a The cotton mar.
trt opened steady today Ht drrliur NJ
o. tu 10 points under Liverpool selling
and scattering liquidation Trade inter
'sts were good buyers ~ July, however,
and the market soon rallied March sold
up from 900 $40 iu 1u i2r. ur back tu about
last nights close. while May advanced
tu 'rh1 mud luly tO 30 2ir before the ind
uf the iIrHi hour, ur 10 Z points net
higher Announcement that hchtleHH
Monday had been abandoned In The states
south ~ Virginia was considered u hull
iHh feature ~ promising Increased CON
sumption lu the southern mills There
was HlHu u feeling around tho ring that
re- continuation ~ tho present mild wealth
rr would soon lead tu an Improvement
lu the local situation among tho northern
mills
offerings Increased slightly around
30 Njr fur MAY. or about 10 points over
last nights closing figures, nnd the mar.
krt tuHed M htU in the morning Tho
approach NJ tho first March notice day
Hurwrd tu hrinE out some liquidation. and
ibr caster ruling ~ that month affected
later deliveries General business re-
mniurd very uulrt ana the market showed
n tendency tu stoudy Ht u net decline of
u or Z points
Washington RdylccS thnt cotton might
NOT be- included In the price. fixing blll
now under confederation hy The house
agricultural committee probably contrib
utcd to the EtondiUr ruling uf the early
afternoon market Trading continued
uulrt pud March held point or twu un-
der last nights closing figures hut May
worked up tO 2N7nc and July to ~ 2lc,
ur to points net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

Woman Arrested Mrs Stella Watson,
tnld Ia he wanted by Guthrie officers on
u charge NJ kidnapping was arrested NJ
1879 North Mckinley avenue this morn
INK by Deputy sheriff William Nash. Thu.
woman IN helnE held ~ tho HhcrtfrH of.
flcu untll tho arrival this afternoon of
Guthrie Officers
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Meeting Postponed a meeting ~ the
state board NJ vocational education.
which was tn have h'on hold today. WAS
postponed uutll February lb
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CBriefs

Meeting Postponed 4 meeting ~ the
state board NJ Nu,HtluuHl education,
which was in have hren hrii today. was
postponed uuiil February %.
STANLEY Ca,s on Trlal . Confscstlun
proceedings HEnlusi JACK stanley. Hl-
legged proprietor NJ mystery huuHv" Ht
pl0H West Tenth street wsro bolnR
heard m ~ lury ln the county court 90.
day ktunlrb.H place was fnldsd several
weeks Hgu. Hnd furniture worth several
thousand dulltfs HrlTsd The case may
not he finished thiH Afternoon. NJ noafly
q score ~ witnesses we're Huhpuonued.
Doc" Murray Accused "noc" Muir.
ray IL charged with Transporting ouo
pint NJ whisky. iu au Information nlsd
M iho county court this morning Mur.
Wy was arrested hy police officers yvs-
ieldny, aud turned over 10 tho county
ID Robinson Hsld for rrlai Ed Rob.
ln7pu, charged with making criminal
attack ON li'lru iilnrd Uu January "a,
was held fnr trial In the district court
ihN morning without hiul iu tho Justice
court NJ r T. Donnoll
Woman Arrested Mrs Stella Watson.
tnid i0 he wanted by Guthrie Officers on
.u charge NJ kidnapping was arrested nj
1873 North Mckinley avenue this morn
INK by Deputy sheriff William Nash Tn.
woman IN holnE held ~ tho shcrefrs of.
ticr untll tho arrival this afternoon of
Guthrie officers
Accused of LolterlnO-Tom Houston
and Ira Wood arrested NJ the Rnntn Fs
station lnal night aud charged with lol.
trrlng viii be- given y hearing In tho
municipal court this afternoon.
Tenth street Robbsry--Ths reridencs
ut no West Tenth street was robbed last
night. according 10 tho report filed Rt lha
police station. Tho list NJ articles stolen
was not ohlnInnblo this morning
Boy oun.roter Hsld-Rny Malone. IA
wears old was arrested last night,
charged with carrying concealed weap-
on. and was turned over Ia webb IoneH,
lrunnt officer today The pistol which
Malone Ia alleged tu have had In his bslt
also wnH turned over 10 the trunnt ON.
Crr
Albert T. upHhcr In plonaed tn an.
ruun,u tO hlH ffiruds that he has bought
hnlf interest In the Oklahoma Trust
compnny'H Insurance business and VIII
hhe glad 10 see thom Mt 5O6-s-lO Insurance
Building Maple M-Adv
Negro TO U, s. pucsrs-A. l.. Ham.
muuH negro. WINS turned over tu thu
United StHtes authorities today lie was
arrested b, thr police last night,
charged with violating the hone dry"
law Tho police have u quart bottle halt
nllcd with whisky which they ullcge wns
tukcn from the negro lle wnH arrested
at lhe Santa Fe station
Reslstsr Flrod-Arlhur Hndden. who Ia
alleged TO have attacked un officer In
IRrhnRtowu last night, with u knife,
MuH fined Nl0 aud pogts pu ghuvgas ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
NLW YonN eoTroN rurURas.

Nrw OULrNNH toh After o. DO
cline of lo Z points stound tho upru-
lng hero to-day tho cotton market us.
HuWui B I.li,r feeling und went tO u net
advance ou fresh buying resulting nom
continued HDk N rain IN the western
belt ~ tho end M the frst half hour
Wi.rs Wotu ~ tO l1 points over yes
ir.IHI.H tlusy
Expectations NJ small mtIl nkiuHs fnf
tho Uluk ru0ulioi lu iuHTvIHri selling to.
vnid uuuu which HUut the market y IN
points under tho mHt prices N yDH
iufIu|
Spot cotton steady Hud unchanged
Ntl,H 900 tho spot ! lgN. 10 arrive $50.
Low mliilIuE 20 Nu. mlddllnE 80 Csc.
rnud middlnr 90 Mp NroclpH s.1pl
Hln.N ils NNf
The abandonment m hoatlfsz Mondays
Iu ihr south had hulllsh effect un the
market nud nt O'clock prices we're @ tO
points over yesterdays ilWd quota
fIuHH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

stanley Case on Trhl .. CnnflHchtiun
proceedings against jack stanley. al-
legged proprietor NJ u mystery house 1T
ll0b West Tenth street. wero being
heard N q lury ln the county court 90.
day kunlcS.H place was Tnldsd several
weeks Hgu. Hnd furniture worth soycrul
thousand dullnts srlfed The case may
not be- finished THIS afternoon Hs noafly
score ul witnesses we're Hubpuonued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

Negro 20 U. s. puIcsrs-A l.. Ham
mnud, negro WINS turned over tu tho
United States authorities today lie was
arrested bt thr police last night
charged with violating the hone -dry"
law Tho police have Il quart bottle hnlf
filled with whisky which they ullrge wns
taken from the negro lle wnH arrested
at tho Santa Fe station.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, Feb COTTON. spot,
Dull; prices lower Good mddlng
2lGll. mlddllur ~ Ond; low mlddllng,
% Sod good ordinary. ASA. sales. 1000,
including / iOO American; receipts. $1,000
Including a. 500 American Futures
CLOSED steady New contracts Irhfu-
NY. % 31l, March, q gsh. Npril 22Gld.
May. % lld. june. % OGd. July. ~ sid.
uld contracts CrScd priCcsl February.
.l1id, February March, .. SOD March
Anil u lGd, Aprll MAY 2lCsd; june
IuIL- II .LI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
sr LOUIS

gr lOlls. Foh 3 llUUH Uprlpta
" uu|, llD no lOu lower lIEhiH $40 1lu
lt fn uIrs ilg fNuIfgi. mlrd and
butchers alt iHuh zoo good heavy no tuU
% 70 hulk llb fauIrta CATTLE iu.
rrIuiH nnn. prospects steady native
hurf HiD'fs q uuu % uu. NutlluE sieprs
md hulfruH g. Uuu lla an. CONS 81 UOu go
HtuukrrH and feeders ~ uudlubn fir lu
prime southern hupf Wrrrs 80 uUulf 90.
hUuf ruwHurd holfrra W UnHf 40 no native
tUINrs g. uur lt Wu HuEEl ltrUrlutr
lhn HirtlN CO. siruup lrmhH 80 UnA
1.i.. ewes $40 bluI2uU. V,ihcu ill tNif
% ... ,tuuurH uui choppers ~ uuu uU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
e. b. CockreII
REAL ESTATE WANTED

'-s'erfHH
WANTED-Tr0m owner only or 6-room
bungalow, viii pay c0sh NJ ''NN-J
WANTED -ListlnRs on your houses to
sell on easy terms, have some buycrs
now. Baxter National bldg
WANT 10 buy q home on easy payments
" 1l2'
WANTED buy direct from owner
five or sIN.roum Furnished or unfur-
uishcd cottage ur bungalow desirable
uoighborhood WIS, care Ollahomou
WANTED reliable farmer. lease on
small stock farm, cash or share I have
tho cash. Cnll Maple 2lo9 after =. m.
WANT 10 buy piece Of acreage we'll To-
Caied W 2l21
WANTED a nyr-room modern house an
paving for 81 900 cash and pay the bnl
anro $50 per month nt percent interest
'nll evenings nftcr 3 % u" WAL 1924
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

Accused OF Iolterlnu-Tom Houston
aud Ira Wood, arrested NJ the Santa 10
station Inst night aud charged with lol-
trrng, viii be- given hearing I'm tho
municipal court this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

Seven Negroes Raided-Seven negroes
were arrested In the 600 block of North
Nebraska avenue last night by the po-
lice and charges ot lettering around
gambling game filed against them at the
police station They win he tried In
the municipal court this afternoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08

oklahoma High basket ball team will
play the O L "fre,hrc,' tonight in the
high school gymnasium This game
promises to he one Of the best Of the
season @, both teams have been playing
good basket ball and viii play their
regular lineup.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
GRAINS SET BACK
BY WEATHER NEWS
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
- onc nigh Low Close
May ........rsss l2sg lp I5.
I""'' "''" ....,.. ...,.. ,,ass 81 ~ @@
ruHK
MAY .,.......ieo mT nG m7i
May .25p @@ g5I2 a5bs
SHORT RIMS
MAY -....2'', .l@ s,55 er@
CulCAGp, Feh e warm weather and
better prospects NJ enlarged rcrrlptr
tended today 10 easc the corn markets.
4 likelihood, however, that Increased sup.
piles would be- met b, broad general
drnuul prevented amy mdlru decline
Trade wnN chiefly local Opening prices
whlrn ranged from shade to -. with
March tleiH and May Sl26is 10 81 g5N
were followed by a slight further set
h1rk. oats were under considerable sell
ing pressure from pit spectators Rallies
failed ip hold After opening unchanged
To '.c uff with NAV Shisr tu NUAr. the
market scored moderate upturu aud
then full again
Much interest wns shown In II prlority
order giving grnln the right Of way over
practically all other freight Tho general
deposition. though was 10 await nctuni
results " the measure rather ihnn 10 tIy
10 anticipate The effect priprs closed
sirndy Agucl lower with March 81 glA
and May u.25i,
Lower quotations ON hogs weakened
provisions. Receipts nt tho Yards hero
we're more plentiful than had been looked
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
Outside Livestock


FORT WORTH Texas. frh h.rAr.
TIE itrnrIuis o. 700 unchanged
hueNrH a. iuu in Huus itr.rluis
1000. lNU iu iar lower h,l. ilUI.u
lh An tllEE' ltrpcluiH nome un.
changed, lambs illlnu ~ uu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-08
COTTON SEED or.

NEW YORK. Feb The cotton scod
oil market closed quiet spot 20 OOr bid.
Mnr-h and Nav. 20 300 No Anlra
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Feb. E-BUTrFR. Easier.
Creamery untohc EGGS Unsettled.
receipts 066 cnres; flrsts, igA,HbOc; Or
dlnnry flrsts, tUiSHc, nj mark. cases
Included iSUi9C, refrigerator flrsts,
iiAc POTATOES Receipts II cars;
unchanged POULTRY. Allvr; I'M.
changed
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RISES,
BUT SOON FALLS
NEW oRLEANs COTTON FUTURES.

STEW ulu.EANE. la. Fch s-Cotion
| closed steady ni nu advance M iU Z
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Feb g.Rnw sugur
stendl centrifugal q 05c. molassrs MONT.
nal rorucd steady fine granuutcl
Toe
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ST LOUIS. Feb. S-pOuITRY. Soma
higher hens 'Gc springs sGr ducks zoe.
blIlElt Unchanged EGGS &c