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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18
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NOTICES


FAMOUS Sesly Jstms,lc Truss. To14i
t'r1 10 cont tct opening, fNtee vi
expert also abdominal belts, oInoQe
I.uvS"s shoulder braces Wsstfall 0puD
'. Oslhhors CiiG U
on K \, pARsONH hs. moved u vOvl
'olcofd rldE phone walnut ~.
HAlRWORK. bfalds. doll Wigs, 49,
transformations made from c6mbtoG
Hnfh ralled Tor ana delivered carry u
hne ~ hair, mht"hlng esira shA1llX ~
specially, guarantee M work; IO8
West california walnut s5if.
NOTICE, Chfis'mns shoppers The ~
West Main street Ladies' ExchAADo
Will be open evenings -
CnlC CnNPFAU has on display tkB
week handsome thbleclOth Of I'M
6si dhmask with n twelve. inch boYs
der ~ handmade point laco. has won
highest prizes, ~ sacrifice terms. aleo
m'ry other ATTRACTIVE hand made
Il'rrH. y
l.. o.: WHERE Is MY boy7 Please
let mo know gr"vinE myself crazy;
for his sake VIII not follow. wire
me T.
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UNruRNIsnGp HOUSES AND

~>NsNyN-S~N>~se>>>
lllNT ~ .ANH apartment. , lafFr rooms,
modern. uNyHir hum, adults pre-
isurl rom Wrll water WnInut ssgb-l,
l'Hp g. 1in
fDr rt,I i.frnm f0lfs modern. 50.
fHg.. lUri tI.Harn ttfIlur, Spfth,
vrri HHUI- 'fIf
IIEHlNtii.D apartment - two 0r three
hfrr ifnNt rooms fur housekeeping In
brI't apartment Inquire AZ 5lia West
Fltth
AprlTs afI.nss modern , foam far.
rfN'f home. ntif block On glnfHsn,
win HuIfH S.'f tLHhomru
TWO M thee rooms, modern. hot
Nt'fr. fIussfH. private entrance.
ffnr' 'nd rear. adults 400 T. Gth wal.
nut lsss
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

~s>~<srH~>~s~ -
fright. ambitious young
isdirs. having At least high school
education, to thks nurses training In
roElstered hospital For further in.
formation address SUPERINTENDENT Tul-
~ Hospital, Tulsa, OKLA.
WANTED Young people TO take up
bookkeeping, ston0gfaphy ard office
training. work pleasant, wages good
For particulars write. call Ot phOna
Maple 1854. Capital CITY business Col.
lego.
WANTED, At oNCE white or colored
gifl, for cooking ana general house
work Must he experienced. WIN pay
big wages Walnut iliD
WANTED Espefleno,d stonogtiphor
and office girl for permanent position
with large national corporation, jutt
opening offices IN this city Good
chance for advancement Must be neat
N-N. OhlRhOman.
WANTED-EIperien white sirl for
general hourewofk MfA II. y. Woln,
b2i " 18Th. Maple 2Us1
WANTED-W Woman 10 assist with
huusowork and care ~ children. Mrs
Smith, 1901 East 18TH ~
ANrED-- -Washorwoh,An. iii7 North
Hudson street
WANTED -Four or fvo Nfls 10 fold
circulars Phone walnut St7.
NURSE WANTED--Apply In person.
l0liI1 West ART
WANTED-W girl for general
housework. 1000 W. 10th
WANTED experienced chamber.
maid. 1904 West California.
WANTED Elevator operators. hge %
20 10 Apply Lec iiucklns Hotel
NrEb- White glrl for general house
work. no laundry walnut 1913.
WANTED--ES Experienced snicslndles At
once The Famous il5 " Grand
EXPERIENCED lnundress. Call wal.
nut faIi
WANTED White woman 10 caro- FOR
STICK lady. good salary. room and
board Appb 81 1921 W. 32nd
WANTED Good cook aud housckceper.
small family. good wngor. comfort
able room Apply COG W 32nd
WHITE BlH Tor gcneyl houscwork two
IN family Maple 3NJ-J
COOK wanted. permanent position.
good salary. State Training School.
pRul- Valley. OKLA.
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WANTRD-TO RENT

FOUR or five room futa
r!g.ed apartment or
Bungalow; must be In
best Of rcigh5orhood ard
ug.to date with garage;
price no object. Y. =.
Robinson, room SO,
Sk.rvin hotel.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CD2Y mont room. Win cooking pryl.
bg's tl, p Hobln.Dp.
Two ysry dfslTiiIr rooms. Win or
without hnrfd '.l p Robinson
fDH rE'T hirrs uurfsi modern
rooms best puft - sib. walking dIs.
hrIT iti1 y Nf'ttNNb
LArgE, vsll-fIu'tifl huHi room.
f'''n heat. inyaiDfa iil " G'h
hlNlIY nfnIshIi fnum 'uf rent ln
VfIi lp.Iii.u. tFp dUHfF '#H' ~ li.Ilr
lT.H 'Hf lrr. vim nil. ar1 Ciu fIr.
u.sh puga, o., Vs. ana. Phone
staple pH1
ron luST a lafrs nicely furnished
fp.W- Nilbn walking distance 'ni
Mhf'r 49,
Al0lLi nfHshei rooms. "ysJth.f.'
new arI modern. furnace ana gtu
hH' '.' 50 i-'h
LAiHi IrlHHn' room. hot nni ru'd
Na'rr g. p'r WorN. walnut 2s'i
I.lIsID tourF lpdy wants business
lf0t .r i~rrh'f ~ shIfn firH large
b'ff.'W. Waking distance. references
'r.Ntfr,i 1s.rphon" walnut in'l
Lhl'GE Vrl furnished bedroom. -
Wet s'h
sLILllNG Room, h,alunUy m.
q FiH. private entrance. private
phone prefer professional people. N,.
DENuAHLE upstslr bcdfoom. sAlmn.
inr it'i IN owners home 40 " I'r
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wANTED--TO RENT

wANTED--Two Furnished rooms with
private family, close In, moders 10
price. by lady and her father. Pro,
care OklAhomAn.
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YOUNG MANI
Are yon seek,ns a .positionf " so
ses n. A. Go,hold. with Success Co
Y1oi. IS Oh Exchange Bldg Walnut 77s
\0EN-t,ut catNlos explains how We
se.ch tks hnrher trade mailed frve
prhwarts leyptcm OF Rarher COLLEGES,
NJ ". California Ave Oklahoma CITY
(E1TEK COFFEE, pure cream. 10,
Hunts lunch. i's n. Robinson.
kJdHT tcung nah for news agent
Su Frisco; splendid opportunity for
ut mar. Apply Fred Harvey. Hi
nth, broadway.
dEEERN Aitomobils driving; only 90.
Va Puckettt bib North Hudson.
SINEnicM Hestins Go manufactur.
en of RAtrick's NJ, Burners for coolt
moves. heatsrs, hot air, water and
Vim sv1,srss aold through dealers
2 oeeNh s3 Fast srd,
! ANT rtinod slrol,1d. baker, Cos
Hveh's N&efy, 0ainssvSne, fTsaaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-18
MALE HELP WANTED

/. WANTED can use several ilve.w,rc
solIcltors, who have the ability to show
y early results must hs able to furrlph
car or tis; attractive proposition made
: 10 producers. unless you gro able TO
handle q live propoaltion npplicat tton
> would not he considered; salary with oil
erpenses guaranteed territory Oklaho'
= sna CaIl IN person or mako application
70 Circulation Manager, Farmer stonk-
nan, 0klshoman Bldg. Oklahoma City.
! AOhlahoms
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

4 SENTiY furnished front room. rDn.
rrDiIfE bath also. hgnt housekeeping
room ~ lIgy .Wpiuysi sri HlHp nice
rrnTr saw gth whuI' i1G
4 DESIRABLE front room, %, West
''I Maple g7I1-K
IIHiHulD room private homo. ~
N'N J'h. references Walnut
T7'H-H
IoH HEST very desirable bedroom.
af W ig'r
ron REST %eiU5 rrrshsd bedroom
in plsate home. 81 v. IN. Maple
3ci
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bI' " \. PARSONS has moved V u
CDl6ofd HldK phone walnut TO-.
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lEINTE6-Men and iadTes to Isnrn bar.
|v ber trade. special low tuition; post
Mons sliarpfitt&si FREQ cntn,og. Oslnho'
- city BarDer College, tot W. Califor'
M Harry Kuns. Mgr
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KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We DO superior work write for price
list We do not aorI'rs quality for
speed. WeSusll Drug Company. Okia-
hgma city
FILMS developed frec. on trail roll:
prints 2c up 10 24NiA. new brilliant
0nlsh Mail ~ Camera Co. 40 N.
MrKlnlsy. oklahoma cry. Okla
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SITUATION WANTED BY

- l..7'l- -. as.sstH
WANTED-Just out NJ Brmy, qualified
Hs salesman. bODkkrrprr and Bplft
Phone Mapo GB
PHYSICIAN, Just returned from Amy
wishes Ia secure offices WIN ph)
siclan or dentist. best u references
Phone Maple 1901
WANTED POSITION have Just
arrived from Camp CODY ana would
OKLAHOMA CITY boy. jItt ont NJ
service. wishes position fOr self hnd
VII" ne walter ana waitress 2J1 "
N0bl" ~.
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
s-.a-a~~----~-~-~~rsr es--.-s---s. ->~--sH
FOR carpenter or repair work or nfst
G ass roof work. call Maple 1891 l.
w Hro"n.
Ir you have house 10 repair. plaster
patch. or garage to build. eau Davis.
walnut 7l21-l
CALL J. D. JONES for ni Kinds NJ car.
penter wofk roof work specialty,
all Kinds Maple 72z7-H.
DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY
DREsSMAKING and alterations Mary
g. Monger. phone Maple 1868. Room
go. over Kerr's
DREssMAKlNG. Hair work. Maple
3lBs-N
FURs
Fur cohts can he made into very A..
tfh,ilVe chlldfeu's coats on well nv good
lowing cap. and mun Fur buttons
specially. For the best Of fur work, call
Walnut lii
DktssMAKiNG. 10 s. Dewey. Maple
WANTED-Plain sowing. children
clothing n specially reasonable Mrs
Cox. iOOh East ard Maple 5si9.J
DRESSMAKlNG and fancy brnldlng
Mrs. hnah J. Lusc. 6li N. Robinson.
yrpla 1893
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALR
~Hrs~N~-~~N~--~-~-~0-S-~~~
EXPERIENCED typist and dlctlphons
operator wants position. Walnut
1885. Room -.
PRACTICAL nursing, Walnut i272
WANTED a dictaphons OF typewrit-
ing position, now employed. X ~.
Oklahoman.
sTENOGRAPHER OF ! years expert.
.ncs desires position. Call Y. W. c.
A, Maple ~, between and
NANTED--PosltiOn by stenogrspher
with office experience. Call Walnu,
iO7.
A YOUNG woman, college graduate. de-
sires position ns teacher. ran give
references Address 6. r. care Daily
Oklah0man.
HOME washing done. 10 Vest ard
7jc doren.
coLohEb woman wants janltor work
go East First.
YOUNG lady s'enographer desires po-
nltlOn. limited experience ~ stenog.
rspher but does neat. accurate work
and has valuable general business en-
p.rleuce. plus health. tact loyalty nnd
good references. c. G., care Oklaho-
man.
FIRST CLASS stenogrnphcr and book
keeper, now employed. desires
change. Best city references Maple
1895.
Evening star., 1918-07-22
STOCKS SHOW FIRMNESS
but SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR

NEW YORK. July Stocks OPEN
ed with a arm tone today. but other
wise, there was no marked response
to the further successes Of the allied
forces
Pools resumed their operations in
specialties. SumatraS Tobacco recov-
ing it's dividend Of ~ points. while
Industrial Alcohol added a point to
last Saturdays gain of Ak.
United States Steel rose large
fraction. but soon ftll back.
Other equipments reflected slight
pressure with shippings and coppers.
Liberty bonds were steady. but
Paris IS rose point. 4
Public Support Is Lacking.
Absence of public support was soon
noted by the shorts. who proceeded,
with the aid of adverse reports, to
sell the general list.
Steels, equipments, coppers and
shipptngs were offered impartially at
recessions Of to points under last
weeks final prices.
Early advances In specialties, In
cludinE tobaccos, were cancelled. and
rails yielded on Readings decline Of
came active and strong.
Fractional rallies were registered
at noon.
Liberty 3hs sold at ss.6e to 1910,
Is at $3.50 to $3.50 and AIS at 1916
to 1888.
Better Tone for Rails,
Rails as group developed a better
tone in the afternoon, but industrfals.
particularly equipments. continued to
sag. The weaker features included
American Car and General Electric at
reactions Of to points.
rally.
Evening star., 1918-07-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

United States bursau Of markets re-
port Of live stock and meat trade com
Idittpns here today: p
Beef-Esresh. receipts light, several
cars reported overdue market opening
quiet at last weeks close. retailers buy-
ing sparingly and looking for better
stuff. ssteers-Receipts Hight, market
dull at Last weeks prices, demand slow.
light, market steady at
Fridays close. demand poor: Bulls
None on the market.
Veal Supply light, market opening In
line with Friday close. early trade
light. 81 =
Pcrk-Receipts light. market hru to q
shade stronger than Fridays close, de-
mand light
Lanb Asceipts exfremely nght,
MARKET opening about "a line with hst
Monday. demand mir.
NuHtnsl-No o6ex4nG4
Evening star., 1918-07-22
THE WEATHER.

7 ~
District Of Columbia-fartly cloudy
and continued warm tonight ana to-
morrow. gentle shifting winds.
: west Virginia-PartIy cloudy TO-
night and tomorrow; warner tonight
in east portion.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings
of the thermometer ana barometer
at the weather bureau for the TWEEN
ty-four hours beginning at 2 pm.
yesterday:
"a: pm, 80; 12 midnight. q: today,
tam. II; Is am, u; noon, S9s p.m.,
90. Maximum. 96, at $50 pm. yester-
day: minimum, 81, at 6:45 Am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, IS; minimum. 12.
Barometer-Yesterd 4 pm. 30.l2;
pm, so.i2; II midnight, so;is: 50. TO to-
S0.23; 2 PM. S021.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature
a.: condition, IA. Dalecarlia reservoir
|-Temperature, 70; condition at north
connection, IL; condition at south con-
nection, "a. Georgetown distributing
reseYvoir-Temperature. 80; condition
at infiuent gatehouse. ~: condition at
efnuent gatehouse. II.
Up-River Waters.
srec,aI Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY. W. Va. fully
22.-The Potomac river was clear and
the Shenandoah muddy this morning.
weather in. various cities.
Evening star., 1918-07-22

ready is arranging for the rehabilita-
tien of trade relations with Russia
through the medium OF American
firms which originally had Russian
connections or agencies, and altogeth-
er every step that can. lead to the
revival Of business inside and outside
of the Russian republic is being care
fully considered.
But the execution Of ALE our plans
with the exception Of the Red Cross
supplies now en- route, depends upon In
ternational agreement. Toxic dis
patches In the last few days speak of
the Japanese government as having
assented to the Ameican proposals.
and refer particularly to the aid to
be given the Czecho- -Slovalks.
If the press disp4 p4tches are q fore
runner Of the formal reply from Japan,
It is very likely that our government
will be able to announce very soon the
existence of a definite program for
lies in Russia. Japan Is closest to
the theater of operations. and such aid
as the Czecho-SIovaks get must come
quickly. This may mean large pur-
chases in Japan Of necessary equip
ment and supplies.
& Latest reports show that the Czecho
Slovaka are operating very effectively
along the Transsfberian railway. They
have accomplished very much already
and 1t is within the range Of pos
sibility that with the material aid OF
the allies and the sympathetic support
of the Russian people. whom they
recognize the measures OF economic
assistance intended for their benefit,
the Czecho- -Sloyaks who rebelIed
against the oppressive rule Of Haps-
burg militarism' will help the SlArs
Of Russia to win the democracy and
liberty for which in clumsy, but un-
mistakable fashion they have 80 long
striven. ~
Evening star., 1918-07-22


NEW YORK. July 22.-Flour steady:
springs, 11.s5a11.75: winters. 11.o0a
|1i.35; Kansas, 11.35a11.75. Pork. firm:
mess. 475ea4s.e0: family. $500: short
clears. 47,50a48, 90. Lard, steady; mid
die west. 2e.2oa2s.30.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. July %, p.m.-
Ewheat-Spot Nos 2 red winter. gar
licky. new. 2.33A: receipts, 1886
bushels: Corn-EeSeipts. 1.2ss bushels. as,
asked; No. white. 81 asked; receipts.
22,305 bushels; exports, 252, ,bse
bushels Rye Unsettled; western
export, It's asked; receipts. 622
bushels Hay Steady: No: timothy.
$500; No. clover mixed. 21.ooa22. 90.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. July 22.-As there was
no relief from the drouth in south-
western sections Of the belt, the cbt-
ton market had steady opening to-
day at an advance OF 5 to 20 points.
with the exception Of August con-
IN absence Of buyers. There was .
good demand from spot interests for
October contracts and local traders
covered. freely on the idea that the
dry weather would be reflected in .
bullish weekly government report ON
w eUQeSday. sELZcSS AII6E tHS opening
made further gains, October advanc-
ing to 25.42 or II pointA over Satur-
FUTURES opened arm: July. ss.7o;
October, 75.20-25. 30: Decepber. 1850 !;
January. 2{.48: March. 24.49l
Around midday increased buying,
partly for Wall street short. account.
based largely on the Texas details
showing Continued high Temperatures
and NO rain anywhere IN the state,
advanced 1sts positions 50 to 81
points over Seturdays cIosei october
selling at $3.50. Increased new drop
shipments werA reported from the
With - = - ssnasy ~ ~
Evening star., 1918-07-22
French PUSH ADVANCE
N REGION OF SCISSORS

PARIS. July 22.-Pushing in
south of Scissors the French have
crossed the Soissons-Chateau Thierry
road north of villemontoiro. opposite
Buzcnoy, the Temps announces to-
day in describing the situation in the
scissors area
Evening star., 1918-07-22
PUBLIC UTILITIES
CONTINUE ACTIVE

When the local stock market opened
today there was an evidence that the
/ market had found tho impetus 1t had
been waiting for in the news OF the
American and French successes on
the Marne.
Although the attendance of brokers
was light today's activities on the
local exchange were distinguished by
considerable briskness In tra1lng;
especially In public utilities, all OF
which held firm and closed strong.
Biggest Loan Coming.
Preparatory to the coming fourth
liberty loan campaign the liberty loan
committee of the District of Column
bia will from now on hold more ire
Quent meetings. Early arrangements
are being made and when the DAY Is
set and the word is given washington
will be ready for action.
To the man. the members of this
committee realize the magnitude OF
the task ahead of them. The Treas
ury Department announces that the
biggest loan of all may be looked for
amount will be Is not known.
During the fiscal year to end on
June 80 next, Secretary McAdoo est1-
mates that the American people VIII
nSGQ TO SHGuu IOI WAL purposes FSHs-
000,000.000. The government hopes to
raise $s.000.0 100000 of this amount
through taxation, which will mean a
very substantial increase, in taxes
over the amount collected during the
past year. If the government is sue
cessful in this plan $4,000. 100000 will
remain to be raised through the sale
of liberty bonds.
This. local bankers point out. will
mean that the average person will have
n11 nrf
coming year in taxes and will have to
buy bonds to an amount somewhat
more than so per cent greater than
during the past year.
Investors Hesitating.
Some members of Washington
brokerage firms have no hesitancy in
saying that considerable of the recent
uneasiness in the stock market may be
due possibly to hesitation of investors
and SPECTATORS to commit themselves
prior to the official action of the ways
and means committee as to the burden
excess potts will be called to stand.
u Conditions Are Favorable.
The whole commercial and financial
situation. although by no means de-
void of uncertainties and incon-
veniences. is, according to r. G. Dun's
weekly review. much more favorable
view of the revolutionary changes
encountered.
Failures Show Decrease.
Commercial failures this week in
the United States. as reported by Dun,
are $50, against 1874 last week. 172 the
preceding week, and 266 the cor
responding week last year. Failures
in Canada number II, against last
week, the preceding week and Is
last year. OF failures this week in
the United States, 72 were in the
east, 81 south, 40 west and 2s in the
Pacific states. and Sc reported liza
~bilities of $1,000 or more, against II
last week.
Joshua Evans, Jr., on Vacation.
Joshua Evans, jr., cashier of the
Riggs National Bank, has gone to
New Hampshire, where he will spend
the next four weeks.
Evening star., 1918-07-22
Failures Show Decrease.
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone s.. s.. 900
ut 9s, 81. 600 at 9S $1,000 at 9S, 81 600 at 90.
81 900 at 90.
Capital Traction. 4 at 50. 10 at S9A.
Washington Railway pfd., 10 at 66k. at
06h.
washington Gas. 8 at 55H.
Mergenthaler. at 112, at liz. 10 at 112.
After call:
Potomac Electric Light es. 1900 at Cd.
$500 at 90.
Lanston Scrip, $40 at s7, ss4s at 81.
Bid and Asked Prices.
Evening star., 1918-07-22
INV ronK srIsrAL s1AaKErs.

NEW YORK, July zS.-.-Metal ex-
change quotes had unchanged; spot.
S.05, speltef unchanged: East st.
lsouis nAlivery spot. 8, 8,46a8. 30.
At London spot copper. 1875 s fs1-
fS7i; futures, f37E Lead spot. f5s 10s;
kutures 338 10Aa HpeItsr Spot fs4;
Evening star., 1918-07-22
Awful Efects.

From the Boston Transcript.
Sleepy Sanl-DNy say dat steady
drippin' o. water'll wear away = Stone.
Booxy Bill-Jes' ink, den, wot,d
happan f . mans stomach by pourin'
glessfuis Inter It.
Evening star., 1918-07-22
COTTON MARKETS.
POWDER MARKET.
Quotations furnished by W. B, Hibbs Z 90.

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man flying squadron, have been killed.
Friedrichs was credited with twenty
one victories and K1rschStein with
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Evening star., 1918-07-22
Grain, Produce,
Cotton Markets.
eRAM AND Provisions.

CHICAGO, July 22.-Unexpected
scantiness Of selling orders led-to ma
terial upturns today in the corn mar
ket after some weakness at the out
set. The initial declines were due to
big receipts and to bearish crop con-
dftions. Most Of the buying came
from shorts. Opening prices, which
ranged from V to &c lower with Au-
gust 1.5UN to 1.50h. and September
l.53x to 1881. were followed by a
SHARP advance to well above Satur-
oats paralleled the action of corn.
Trade lacked volume. After opening
unchanged to Nc lower, with August
891hc to 69xc, the market scored
moderate gains all around.
Higher quotations on hogs lifted
provisions. Transactions were chiefly
in lard.
Evening star., 1918-07-22

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Evening star., 1918-07-22
ban SILVER eUorArsoNs.. 81

NEW YORK. July 2s.-Bar silver
was quoted At ssst per ounce here
today. IS Z d \.
is 13-f6d per ounce; money, IN pei
cent. Discount ratesSbort bills
1882 per cent: three-month bills,
17-S2. Fl 81 S.