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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28


2Hu.Wn,uO0 la.f'i, ''I cnitnn gnuzr
i"' uf "a Ir ',ss-.. .a.us e.,
REACH ffru ! ASH iion 10th haril-
f"i' ~ lriu,r sud 90, ..AYii,,u
un's ~ IUp the earth n."'. tisu
fetH iim,s
J.. the b.,ll- ui Sl .lhu fuany.
mf Ann fiHpus iuuehl ,ir b, s,d-
than m ~, ulrrf hml.r lYunt m,
t"'N iud Wr.r uru ~'fr "ngil,si
"n beth SIDES than M my other h,t.
tlr iu ~hpri an American arm,
ui"i' ar Am' ii,.ugrrH,,i.aIe,rf
iuul
thln'S ~. worker. feri Itg
eleven rri.t'H i,N ltirN ,i,.'uttt 81
sn f"i.. 90 twelve rrut. {. meet
the 'igh-f o,,tpi.d.4 fu. sh-.t
advance wuuld m"u ar.
sggf'sal,. and would d tn -pH.u 20
tie ru'' "i .f.A shin, Hri-n rs
IN ~ lniiri State,
G'uriM r,rh.rl iu q rru.rI
o''irf u'g~i clrsn h.fng IN ,nr part
o. or >rliirf> 90 f',ur,. a. n.
pl' nf. % srf, mrnirs ~ tie
American t,lsdiuun,ry Force,
boil tti',I. ornu, conduct 90 ,hr
" st %. r.rur ,ra,-h u' ,.r
American l"op.r alter the ~lr
More tnin o1- huni-ei ar.or,
slrlu lci 90 OulII q, the result Of
clusi ( thrst-f, '-nru., Il Influenza
had ifer mead, ,rr,td fu turm hy
Omaha klks They stated that ,hey
bad Hid but tso of three Ncrss
WORK since SpruL Thr-, 90. them
went To ~ufs Iu % parking plant
NlNimiiin Uafuru 'hr famous
German editor SAY, Ne started
tins ar With q dirty Jrirs. ani aIl
par subsequeu, victories have been
'esu.ts of dishonesty William II j.
, filn hero aud Germany vulgar
'inematoeraph Show We 1T today
m the runs u thirty years of
'iohrnzollern politics
When a contingent Of , 600 North
arolIna nceru.s left for their en-
'afkatlon camp, a patriotic white
'oman collected enough razprs tn ;
ufnlsh each man with one 0f these
l>ttnCtiv- weapon, The Cnlorci
oldlers were delighted. but the eau
Ions colonel Of the regiment i, chn.
4 TO accept he Gf for hrs men
Al meeting Of American 10Y D..
IN New York the pian ,
, burn a Shipload of German TOYS
as loudly cheered NeanW hie. ;,
lere are uyphanagrs aud childrens 4
ONES ~ the country whose juvenile
cannot yet appreciate :
ational distinctions, but who could -
% uutlawed TOYS TO excellent use.
President Macsuley of the Packard p
Iotor Car COMPANY says that g,
olonel Vincent named IN the v
uehes aircraft report. resigned a
rye salary with the company TO cI
'cept the position of chief engineer
the Liberty Motor for the Govern r
ent at a salary about one-fifth as v
uch, The Packard companys
itents and inventions, upon which HI
spent several hundreds of thous- "a
IDS of dollars before the declaration
war. he said. were donated to the ht
vernment for use during the war.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28

Sanol Eczema prescription is a
famous old remedy for all forms of
eczema and skin diseases, Sanol
is a guaranteed remedy. Get a 3Sc
large trial bottle a, the drug store.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28
Southeast News.


collhed With q heaf,e d,~n .,
Charlottesville q few lay, aeo
Maiden Merit
Martin l. Jones. ae~i about "
,ears recently d'o'i 1T his hone in
Poplar Blun from Inquire. received
by beins hit ~ q train near the
friso depot IN that cily For .
number u II years Mr. Jones re-
ssi-'i at Asher,illr. q point In S,oid.
ard 'ounty Ills remain. were
taken to Advance for inlennent
Maiden Merit
A ] Laid II near C.ptrf pcmis.
cot cuun,y. hs. 10 hrs "a s~>si,n .
dinner kr,ilr over 2DO wears .ld Il
Vas u,~'i On an old fashloa-,i -,
bscA mosr than loo years Mr
Lads grandmother brought the
kettle With her ffum GERMANY and
kert Il until her death Shc lived
TO h. III year oLi
P.ry cosniy Rspsbi,.n
las, Sunia, Loui, S'haaf. ,nn -
Waltz: S-hla' dlri n his home IN
:, Marys tn. folIo~ine dsy after
sisine birth TO tiplr,s. the mother
AMI t~o II the ,ufan,s i,s-i hut the
o,hrr hi,Ic onr Is sc,iing along nioy-
~ The siehi II t,- four dead Ia
one lone is iDdc-i ss,d The ,nflu
enza has ths-n holi II II Mans
~ith . Vengeance over Is cas-s h.
ins rrpnst~i
Duns.in usmacrAi.
The smsll--, registrar, oa the rulls
a Dinshn county draft r-roris ..
lonn'c Paul 2D-,rm-oli so0 oi =
y Paul, II Msldcn tie appeared
fo' elimination thursday moaning
whsn he entered the Office II the
lonai b.nsri IN his fs,h~fs arms b.
Vas ras.l, mistaken for n thru 90
fnur ,ea' ODD child Ihls regisuant
measured 56 inches In h~,ght anil
weighed 10 rounds he Is in pr.
fcct hesith and has a perfectly form.
ei body. bot he s--tns no, to have
fro~n any since he ~as four wears
oil The his hci,. hts mind is aIso
undeS ebp--i 4.
Sss M.d'is Record II
Ire Buesrhing. the ynune~s, snn
of Mr. a0d Mrs Vim hueshing agci
Is wears, cnme To his d-alh Ns,invs-
day afi,rDohn ~h~u hc ~as dfagsrd
by a frightened mule for several
mils The to, hsd started oR
hunting. Walking. and o,eftaslng u
boy friend ~ith two mulcs. as.c,l to ,
ri him ride one of thrm he :
The mulc. which had the !
svsFs on u. and while ening aloag
ihe road started Ia ioad ms gun
This friehteO-i Ihr mule. which Z
.hfe~ lrc.oG on the ground catching 5
he fec, In the sears The frighten. {
II mule ran from near the viii
sile, farm 10 the New hauer place
rvefal miles where he WAS stopped
" Ned Riley, When the mule was
topped aud Lee released from the c
ears II Was found that he Vas dead :
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28

We, II. II. BolIinger a. president, and
c. l.. Bollinger a. cashier Of said bank
each OF US, do solemn!y swear tha, the
above statement il true to the best OF
our knowledge and belief.
Il. II. Bollinger, President
C. l.. Bollinger. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me,
this S,rd day OF November. A, D.,
nineteen hundred and eighteen.
Witness my hand and nosarial seal on
Seal the date last aforesaid, (Com-
missioncd and qualified for term expir-
ing May NJ, iseo.>
Leo Slinkard. Notary Public.
d. F. Myers.
Correct V. S. Fox,
TO. {. Ward,
Directors.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28


W. O. e. -uaH. AZ gfrsisul sri
l0hnspu ~u.tf. a. tsflsr ll ssi4 .ars
st-h ~ 10 la sH- -.1r ss-ar shat the
aP"rs s'ai~m~rr ts rr#e % try n-nsf -
Taf sn1ri~igs aHi - Hf
q g. - ff. Pre-. sent
lHhTs.r -n.tH. G,srl.r
-gn-rnh~i safss u o. before no.
ths -ihi Gay af Ns-g. .-.f. \ u. B.as.
teen tahtr-i sr3 rffs~a.
Niirss' m s haa ssf BafafsI 80. "a
So. in- tsfs a4sf a'.rvsa.f Con
N ssionri and 4ss.a a~i Or a term "a.
g.rng jsnusfY a.. 1919
Heafy NJ. kaos .es. NlgAry pabiir.
IC H kahnAn.
Cor,rt-A'ts.t " u larsagsh.
MAJ q Hahn.
Nrr~tHrs
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28
WHEN YOU HAVE THE "FLU

I tniuaaisd.y tsr ;o-i on the ChlcAe o
Tribune tst recently recovered from an
alta : 81 span 30 i1sucrga. uhcn he -
A-cansey teserpsi the symptoms in
ihs ia.ioNins verse, says an exchange
When your aars Is broke and your eye.
are blurrvt.
And your .h.n banc. knock and your
tongue is '4rrr1.
Aud yoar taass squeak ana your hair
grts dry.
And yau're dogrga~ sure that you're
going & dc
bat you'fe sSe,rcd you won't and
afraid you W..,
jos; dra, TO bed aad have your chill.
Ani pray ihe 'nri 90 see you thru,
fas you''e got lhs F.u, boy,
You've 20, the Fu
When your toes cur, up and your bel.
eoc- fat,
Ana you're twice as mean as a Thoma.
cat
And life j. oas and dismAl curse,
And your food all tastes ike a hart
boiled hear-e;
When your lattice aches and you
heads a-ouTf.
Aad nothing as i ever Was,
Here are my sad regrets to you
You've got the Flu. boy,
You've got the Flu
What is It like, this Spanish Fiu2
Ask me brother. for I've been thru
II is by Misery out Of Despair;
/, pulls your teeth and curls your hair,
Ii ,hins your blood and orays your bones,
And hlls your crsw with means and
groans,
And sometimes, maybe, you get vel
Some call it Flu-i call IL hell
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28

onhs,si Statement et the finsasisl
rlntluon q the usnE q Islma
at EA.nA state y Ml.-ruu, a. the
c.osc % agsinsss on hell e tay - Nov.
srabef isiN. Pga.ished .u Fhe Mar.lc
H.l rtr.s. ucsspspef printed and
p4h.lshei At Mua.e Ui., st,se of Me.
suan, Ga the 2>yh isy &; November.
iyls
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28

W. , \ Berry q. rfraIrr'. and &
u funHr rnaH. ss cashier ~ slit bank i.
each e as. g. s1'su1.y sscsf that the
a.avs sat~rsas ls iu. 60 ihc se., =
oar ErHs fge aHI belief
\ HsFry. President.
q q f.mmsrmAn. Assi Cashier.
-absrrasi and .sarn g. before ne.
tsis -I.t d,y q November. A o.,
ninrl~eH HaHir-I ,H8 eighteen
Nitasss ny hand .Hs a1t.uai sea- On
. sea. ibe date .a.t aforesaid Com.
uissiar-d aEt Jas. s.d iar o. term ~
pinns Fssfusr, -. 1919
y X Chandler. Notary pusl.r.
10 " Sg.t..
tgrrvct- AGssI. u smith.
C. u Cooper.
Directors
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1918-11-28

no W.

coalition Of the Hank o PaoH
n state o M.'aag he close q Glen Allen. Missouri
'hes' %" 'h l'h iay 81 No'ehsf u
I'iN pa'he In s Marble ll rt November Published
newspaper prni 'sd pahsh.i n..sate pb
Maos H state y Missouri. ihs published nm
IN aS ~ N''e+t lsi' Missouri. ths :>h day No,emef
RESOURCES
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
10000 Expected
to Attend Power
Exhibition Here

Fully ten thousand people will al
tend the iarw power Ihow which open,
Ianuiry =, according to those closest
in touch with the plan Every farmer
IN this section is kcenly alive TO not
only his opportunities these time,
sand T. Chadwick OF the J. l. Case com
nnv hut also to the respou,lbiltlc,
which lie upon hum He's been trying
TO figure cut how he can meet the IN
Sis,cnt demand ior more production
with labor shortage and horse ,hortarc
and the BOYS gong to the front That's
the special province OF this display /
hold that it viii mark an era IN the m
duStriA and agricultural lie OF Okla.
homa, for It seems now certain thy
this show will be success, and every
year will witness a bigger and better
show, with wider educational value,
and greater attendance
Reports from the committee having
the exhibits in charge arc that tho big
I,rmS are all gong to he ON hand
Some apprehension was felt as to
transportation, but the plans were lall
sufficiently carly TO insure the arrtvr'
# outside exhibits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 0-Thc cotton mar.
k,t opened stendy today AT mn advance
ut iO rs points on overnight huylng
orders and present crop deliveries sold
about Il to rs points net higher after
those dollyorlcs SN JAnnry, ,' sold at So So .Sc.
March At Si72 ana May pt 3ljbv There
was II good dent ~ realizing Rt these
figures, however, while there was also
liquidation OF hedges Ngalnst the con
llnuud good spot business reported IN tho
south and recent buyers seemed iO he
somewhat disappointed by the official
ginning figures, which showed 10 400, lH
OHlas hnngdIO January or about 40
O0O for the period Prices cOscd or In
consequence with the market unpcttlcd
toward the middle OF the morning white
above recent forecasts, the ginning fR,
Inc with the governments entimatc Of
tho crop
The early setback carried january or
10 81 soc and MnrCh to n ioc, with active
months Iy,lnF about 10 to 20 points nc,
scSis down b." H" the v contimaed G'U demand
rom Liverpool and domestic ffnde
sources however. aud the market later
I'm the morning was quiet Hnd steady
'rlCes ratified To within + or 4 points
from last nights 0losing Figures and there
was covering on tho western belt forecast
which held out II lt'o hope OF precipitation
for Aha southwest
Spbt cotton firm; 25 points ur .Snlcs
on the spot 1,2il hRlos 10 HrriveS in0
Low mihdinE 30 Zoe, mddllug n he,
good mlddlinE 3lsac Receipts G93S
stock $50 9O2
Reports that the French govcrsment
was buying largo amounts OF cotton IN
the south were followed by another nd,
ynnCO during tho afternoon, which Cnr.
r"d most positions into new high ground
March sold up TO Bl.10c and Mny Il
g. ioc, or about 10 10 20 points net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
STOCKS ADVANCE,
RAILS LEADING


NEW NORk Jan short covering
bnscd on moro thoughtful consideration
of tho presidents message probably nC-
counted for tho many suhHtHutinl rnllioH
Icc0rdrd In the initial rtnEe of todny'r
stock market lnduslIluls, notably HrolT.
m0tus aud nis we're lo points hEh-
a. und Hhlpplngs' Hpccnltlcs nd
vauCod / 90 polnH TrnnHCuniluontuls
Hud coalcta were Htrnurrst ~ the rails
gaining / to almost points
Liberty bonds were unchanged
LAlrrno dullnCm set In during the In
teimudlHtr session and speculative iHuUH
fell hnck | or . points, from the best
Shlppings and coppcrH ware the only
noteworthy exceptions to the general re-
nCilOn
Short covering was again fenturo In
the nnnl hour, Stools FhippluEs, a few
rpecnlucs rnllylug / to1 polntR liberty
3hH ruled nj 0S.7dc to 9S7lr n at W ode
to ~ lGr mud second is Ht ~ 6OC 10 % i0c.
The closing was strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
England Adopts
Decimal System
of Money Coinage

lONDON-Rclcnlion oi the mound
sterling as the monetary unit aud its
division into 1909 parts or mills, has
been agreed upon by the Institute of
Bankers, the Association oi Chambers
of Commerce and the Decimal aNocia.
ton This would permit the retention
Of the existing gold and silver coins
down TO auld including the six penny
piece, without any alteration in Their
respective value, For example the
slN.pcncc il Represented exactly by
twenty five mill,
In regard 10 cous of lower dcnomna
ton. II wa, unanimously agreed that
they ,hall consist oi !. :, }, 4 and
lO.m.ll plece, oi which the latter two
would be Of nickel, .....--- -.......
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
NE PROTECTED
WlLLuM'S PHOTO;
U. S. STEPS IN

n MARULO. Texas. Jan o.
~ Henry SchroIer a farmer s.
q - years old was arrested on a
Charge ot ps,ng ,cdiuous language
after he was allcgc,hto have threat
encd TO shoot any one who at
tcmpted 10 remove picture oi the
German emperor from his home
Complaint has been made that
Schroeder repeatedly had made dis
paIaging remarks concerning the
United States and President Wilson
Schroeder was held in jail in default
OF $4,000 bond.
The picture which caused arrest
was DESTROYED by lratc citizens.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
NEW VoRk MONEY

NEW YORK. jan. q--Mrruaut1e pRper
o. 10 o. percent Sterling BI-duy huls
4 i2 commercial Gn-drv bIlls On hnukE
Nil'ar, commercial 60dny bills i1Ira.
demand 40, Cphlrs i7G ia Guldnfs.
demand 60 cDhlee laA nnr silver
0Uhr Mexican dollnrs 73r Government
bonds firm, railroad bonds rrogumr
Time lnnWs steady 60 days and 90 dpys
b's ln ih percent, ak months bh lp 4
can money firm. hlgh I. low ruling
rnlo 4 closing bid 3i5, offered ut
last lDuu 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Dallas Home Guard
Is Called Out to
Be City's Firenen

DALLAS. Texas, lam Mayor
l.awthcr th,> afternoon called ont the
home guard, a recently enlisted semi
military organization, to take the place
OF the union iIrcmeu II was SAID that
the action was preparatory to dismiss
INK all OF the ilremcn who refused Ia
abandon the union
Insurance agent, C, lied a Couicrcnc,
with the mayor and city commissioner
for this afternoon to consider Joint N
ton IN protecting tho city from fires
and possible conilagratious,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
ST LOUIS

sT LOUIS. jan HOGS Receipts
AuUN, 40 to l.r lower. ldshlE tlbIUu
a. DO, pigs. il2iUl5 20, mtNcd and
butchers. il6 tpulG 70, good hcnyy,
$40 tOulDN hulh. ilGiOul65n. CNr-
TILE NrrOutr G.0oOi steady Native
aud hufrrR. s. UOUl1 fni cows. 81 0ou
l0 an, Elu,kyrs and frvdets. s. hOn un,
lvNuS pupwutiuu Htcrtr t6 61hfiin 40.
ulr to Wlmc southern hrot steers. ~ Unil
l3ia, beef COWS nud hriicra 81 OOQi " uD
prlmo yonrling 7tcory aud htlfrrs, 81 aUH
1000, native calves. 81 'htiih 90
Sll.l.r N,,,IplH. 1000, strong. pruv.
poets higher Lambs, "a OuulF ga. cvra
3Io 0omll hn. wUthUrF. ~ O0Wl' tn, can
u,Ia aud ,hupp.Is. 81 OOdia o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09

And, of course, it doesn't even give you
a hint of the stunning manner in which
the home is decorated or its solid oak
floors throughout, or its lovely, ivory
finished woodwork, its many built-in
features.
SO drop in sometime this afternoon be-
tween and o'clock, We shall be de-
lighted to show you through what we
consider to be one Of the most sensible,
attractive homes Of its class that we have
ever seen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Gen. Blatchford
Will Stimulate
Rifle Shooting

WASHINGTON, Jam o-Rcorgaui
cation Of the national board ior promo
ton OF rifle practice which is designed
to stimulate interest ln J.lc shooting
throu'hout the country and to cstab
h,h necessary ranges, wa, announced
today ~ the war department
The announcement show, that Major
General r. NJ. Blatchiord hn, been as
signed to the board since he wa, or
dcrcd back from France.
DR. + IT, Nowlln has resumed his
dental practice
England now has more than 477S0OC
women wage ClrncrS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
220 w. Nineteenth
From g Until S p, mn.

MRAY we have the pleasure Of your
AV4 company at a little informal recep-
tion we are holding this afternoon? We
have just finished this splendid new
home, Of which we are exceptionally
proud, and we are eager to "show it off
to you.
The picture above really doesn't do>the
home justice. For it fails to show the
rich, warm color of its brick exterior, or
the commanding way it crowns the Nine
teenth Street rise, or the aristocratc
neighbor-homes in its clique on Nine
teenth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
P,nsions for Preachers.

Pensions Liberty loans may he
oyer,ub'cribcd. but 1t seldom happen,
that a church appeal for fund, has this
result This IL the experience OF Bishop
LawrcVe who undertook to raise
S5OOOObO for pension system for
clcrgymen OF the Protestant Episcopal
church. More than that sum has al
ready been paid in. while total cash
ard pledge, tm9u0r 10 S97l2OOO The
pension granted is not lcs than ROJ
a year nor more than half the rec'N.
tents average salary Widows and
orphans are assured prohorl.onalc help
The Protestant Episcopal Church may
well he proud oi ITS achievement The
ministry is the most undcrnald o' call.
ings, situation whose worse effects
appear when clerWman are forced ~
retire through Hines, or old aye II IS
a serious reflection 900 lhr church when
II takes poorer Drr ol liS minister,
than industrial corporations take OF
their empIoyss,--lcile'"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Jan. Spot cotton
quiet; prlCy firm; good pddnng 7aIc;
middlnE SO ale, low mddllnE 92 7NC
colpts $4,000. including ~ ono American
Futures closed steady New contracts
January ~ iOc March "a lie, May 22 csc
old contracts (flxed prlcsr) january
221G, January. February 2a06i MnrcN
April n Ssci Mny.June 2i72oi June-July
IF &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
In The Days News >

Sir Henry Norman, the famous
Journalist who has been made a prlvy
councillor BY King George IS equally
well known on both sides ol the At
lanlie. Though an Englishman by birth,
he spent his boyhood in Paris and wa,
educated at HarvardI After Harvard
he tried I.eipsic, whc'c he studied for
two years. He first served as a news
paper writer on the rall Mail Gahtte
under Mr. Stead. Since then he has
become one Of the worlds best known
author travellers, having visited prar-
ticalIy every country ot the civilized
and few OF the unciyillrcd world, and
having written books about rreal
number Of them He has also been a
member OF the British house Of com
mons and Of late ycaJs has figured
hthcr prominently in public affairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
Market HardonS When Peace
Talk Grows Less,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONAL

CHICAGO, Jnr, 9--Corn prices hard
cncd today largely na a result Of les
scnlnE uf peace talk The market was
nlso hulllshly affected by fresh steps
looking to pofSlbc lifting OF the max
irnum price limit on future deliveries.
Rcsdss arrivals still continued meaEer.
Opening quotations, which ranged from
q shade on TO 4c advance, with jan
nary at 81 IA ana May at l,2b TO y ,BS
we're followed by slight general up
turn
Forecasts for more snow and Of severe
cold prevented any important feaction,
1sscr TGI '''1S January mIS ,iIHs ana Nay HsSs
OntS showed greater strength than
corn Ha the decline Of oats prices yes.
tsfduy, on account OF peace selling, had
been moro pronounced than was the case
I'm tho corn market Speculative selling
NJ oats today had only transient d-
feet
Advances In the hog market rave an
upward swlng to provisions. There was
no pressure 10 unlond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-09
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
W. & c. " & {
in7@ Home

On West 10Th St, near cnr service
butt FOR \ HOME, s,vcn rooms. o't.
gsnHv finished. beautiful fixtures and
~ arranged: easement. furnace heat. an
doors and windows weather stripped
I5oNl50 feet of ground; reasonable price
and suitable terms II YOU are Interested
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Outside Livestock
FoRr WORTH

FORT WOllTH Jan CATTLE
Receipts $500. market steady bcsyrs
g. 6uuli 30. HOGS N.ycipts ). 800 mar
kct strong, heavy tl6 5ou ltJb. SHEEP
upcclpls 900, market steady, lambs 50 90
Ia d UO
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NTN UTVTTNN0- I0n NTh0NNN
ginning returns were larger than expect
ed, the cotton market nero bulgcd ON tho
opening today iu wmpntW with hrucr
prices IN other markets yesterday In
tho first hnlf hour trading mouthH went
ay 60 " poiuts over Mo closing level ol
NOudaN ltrplyuE became KCnrrnl
toward the middle OF tho day ~li n small
reaction resulted. active mouths h,uE
unrrlcd down to net advance NJ about
20 tu ID points
I'm the afternoon the market rose tr "a
now hlgh lovcl uu reports that the French
government was m the market for u
large luo ut spot cotton At uNlnrk the
trading months showed net advances "
g. 10 d9 points
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CoTToNsEep OIL

NEW YORK. jan p.--The eottonsoNd
oil market closed quiet January lp7jc
March 1890; May ~ psc.
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g,loslnu Ouotatlons

greeted tho 2 500 run In the local hog
dlvlslon today Quality was fair aver
Hgr. top h,iug rouched at ilsb 90 on a load
ot good butcher hogs Bulk ran $3.50
10 SO 40
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan, .. CASH
No'4 NO. TSi1e SSfi"a' GG ii'iS No. "'is yses.
u f6r1 is OATS. No ! white say
s2hc No 2 mixed, sOn dslcs RYE pN
kAF1R AND MILO MAIZE i3,iaosB.
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CATTLE PRICES
ARE TOpHEAvY
Steer Values 10 Cents Lower
and Butcher Cows Higher,
WEDNESDAYS RECEIPTS,

CATTLE II was rough trading In the
local cattle division today, with receipts
on fairly liberal order, aud prlohs Some
whai top heavy Packer buyers we're
uut nor iuwcr prices, which was the case.
Of the early tndnH, steer Values sunk
i0C TO l5c and rose on butcher cows ibc TO
s6c. Early top beer cattle brought tli6o.
hulb OF the steers went at 20 TO 1000,
Jackp0ls aguin predOmnated In the bulk
of tho supply odd lots OF helfrrs sold
IS 90 and calves up to SO Bulk OF the
medium 10 good cows aud helfers sold
at 50 40 to &i1b Cannera and cutters
sold at S. 80 To 50 Tha' stocker and
fcoder market was active and steady,
feeders going w to $3.50 and yearllnGs
|atNN
closing Quotations.
! ptInen " tho NArInua Eradaa OF oAlils. are
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ST LOUIS, Jan. 9-CORN Higher;
No 2 tlgg 80 white NA OATS!
stendy. No nominal No. vh~s
b2l.AkZlgu.