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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-18
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Feb. Moderate re-
cessions In several OF the equipment Is
sues and "A reaction OF 2ir points In Pan.
American Petroleum preferred impaired
an irregular tone at the opening OF to-
days stock market, This was partly
heutraliHsd before the end OF the first
half hour by the firmncss Of such In
dustrisls ss Cruciblc Steel. Central
Leather, General Motors and American n
Locomotives. Fractional gains also were
made by some OF the investment rails,
Marine pfd. Peoples Gas and American
Sugar.
Oils met with better support At mid.
day. raliying 1 to , points. High grade
rails, notably Canadian Pacific, South
ern Pacific, Reading. Louisville 4
ondary motors and equipments were
helped by tho sustained strength OF
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CITY BOYS OVERSEAS Il
SUCCESS As ACI00e

A troupe Of entertainers. composed
oi Oklahoma City boys, meu6ers q
the lllih sanitary train. l4jsd iisA
ho,fitsl Of the Thf,y-siSlh divisies,
stationed at Tonners. France. sss
meeting with great success. secsrding
10 a letter received by Mrs. T. l..
Mmky. 0i West Fourteenth street,
from her son. Francis r. Mulky. .
member Of the troupe.
The amateur players gave their first
performance AT Tonnerre and have
since appeared ., other army hesd-
quarters throughout France. The
show consists OF nifr scis.
Other OOklahoma City boys N the
cast are Leon Whalen. Ro,,er Moore
and Merwin buxton.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s.-Bears had an sd-
vantage IN the corn market today owing
to reports that tho custom OF fixing Of
an average minimum price for packers
droves would end with February. and
that beginning March !, the hog mar
ket would be left TO take care OF itself
Opening prices. which ranged from Y
to INC .ower. with May Si.7ih to Sl.2i
and July 9Ll7h to Sis. were followed
by a moderate rally and then BY = fall
lower than before.
OatA sssed down with corn After
opening Z TO Sc off. with May Mh TO
bkc. the market reacted q littlo but
then gagged again.
Provisions. like corn. fell on account
Of the gossip about stoppage OF agreed
minimum hog prices
Subsequently. conflicting reports ms
TO the continuance ~ the hog price
minimum led TO transient rallies The
close was unsettled. Y 10 2tc net low
er. with May 81 eos to Sl.2ot and July
N.i7t to Sl.l1if.
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GAS MASK SAVED
UNATTENDED BOY
Lacy V, Cook lay for Eight
Hours on Verdun Field,

With hi, gas mask aiiording only
partial protection from the death.
vapor, Corp Lacy Y. Cook. 90 North
Cline street. ,h, city, lay uncon.
sciouS on the Vefdun battle field for
eigh, hours before being rescued
Cook who was member OF the j57th
infantry Nineteenth division. returned
home yesterday
Cook. according TO his story. was
stunned by the impact oi a gas shell
which struck and exploded within five
feet Of him on the nigh, Of October
~. last year Dimly he remembered
his month, OF training IN gas defense
and managed TO pull his mask over his
lace aud grip the mou,hpiece before
losing entire consciousness. From NJ
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OVERSEAS SOLDIER
IS BACK FROM CAMP

Private Pat Rawls. Company +,
3snh infantry Ninetieth division, who
lives at Davis, Okla, returned Sat.
urday from overseas He visited with
q half brother, g c. Boy. Of the
Bristol hotel barber shop,
Rawls was severely eassed at Yer
dun and was confined to . hospital
for three weeks, Upon his release he
was adiudsed unfit for further service
and was sent TO this country and given
an honorable discharge. He received
his early military training at Camp
Travis.
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BERNSTORFF WILL
SERVE AS ADVISER
fRy Tho Assoclated Press. }

BERLIN. Monday, Feb, H,--Coun,
Won Bernstorff, former German am,
bassador to the United States, said
tslay that il was highly improbable
that he would be member Of the
German delegation The count de-
clared he expected to remain !, Ber-
lin as head Of the foreign office bu-
reau which is collecting material for
presentation to the peace conference
by the German delegates and TO act
as the Berlin adviser to the govern
ment on peace negotiations during the
absence Of the foreign minister who
will be 4 member of the peace dele
CATION.
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Closing Quotations.
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
st. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Is-HoGs receipts
900. ~ To l5c lower. Lights ~ 500
lI7n. pigs Sl2 j0h 10 50: mixed 7s0ff
lS.Op. heavy fi7.sUulslJ. bulk tl7 sou
II m. CATTLE. receipts 2 200. steady ;
native steers Ill50His 50. yeafllngr
~ joG 10 90. cows s. 5OI - so: stockers
so 00ul3j0 prime southern steers
slc u0nls no. cows and heifers 81 500
1900. cann-rs s. 600 725. calves 81 75d
lG.95. SHEEP receipts 1900 strong
Lambs sc Ed 1875. ewes sS.50uli.25
Gamers s. UOGgOO
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WI! Sci! Equity Right

Nenrly s. 1000 equity IN ~ $3.50 =
room. modern bungalow, viii be- sold
by owner at sncriicn this week, Rooms
are large. Hath and hfrakfAnt rooms.
Three rooms IN oak. nics electric ns-
lures. mantcl and built-in features;
corner LOT b9xli0 feet? northwest: nice
trces and lawn. In good location and
block ~ car II YOU have 81 900 or
more. or Liberty bonds, and want 10
trade. Lot busy n you are IN chrnr'I
act now Address N-ls, Oklahonar,
and | Will telephone particulars hhd
nhnNl IImLn-
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. is.-HOGs: re-
Ceip'S 10 900; steady to lOc lower Bull,
itl.H 1910. heavy ii7 7iOO ~ 90, lights
steady. Prime fed steers els.o0Q ~, Oo:
dressed beef steers tl2 000is.o0. south
cTn steers nominaily i7.oo9lsoc; cows
~ o0p II 90: hsifers 5000 n. so: Stockers
Eb0his0o; calves 5000 100. aHEEP
receipts 1000: steady lambs tl7,soU
1880: yearlinas eito0n 49, IS. wethsrs
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ACTIVE TRADING
ON SHORT RUN
Butcher and StOCker Cattle
Make Up Receipts,
RECEIPTS TODAY

CATTLE The cattle market con.
tinu'd nCtlyr and STEADY ~ strong here
TO-DAY On extremely lght receipts A
large p'iceni ~ the fresh supply was
mn1r up NJ bntohri Hnd HtOcker cattle.
tn" top steers HO1 Tor 80 for n load
Of ysnrllngs The hulk ~ butcher cat.
tie brought from - - 81 %, The cali
market WAS Stohdy St0ck-fH and feed
'fs were steady 10 strong
CLOSING Ouetsti0ns.
Irf'H ~ toe various gfadrs x cattls
are approximately 49, follow
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o'clock that nigh, until o o'eleek ~
next morning he lay unattended. ~
was IN the hospital five weeks, re-
covering from the effects Of ths ~
On September Y. Lacy went ovog
the top al ~. Mihiel and went thsegG4
hours OF fighting without injury. o.
oi his company Of IN men In, eighs
teen escaped without injury. he said.
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LIVE gRpool,

LIVERPOOL. Feb. IS.--Spot cotton
iss1d: middiinC E'vsd: low middiins
lss1di good ordinary IS,l5d: ordinary
i5 sid. Sai>s 900. Including 500 Amer
lean. Receipts 1900 bales, including
a2,sO0 American.
Futures closed steady; Feb II eod
Mar 1850; May la,i5d. July 1900,
Sept. i2tsd
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Feb. M-BuTTER; lower
creamery 50ms3rc. EGGS: lower; re.
ceipts s.sl6 cases: firsts 3ssc: ordinar,
tirs,s ast u 1sc; at mark, cases included
cars; unchanged. POULTRY. alive
higher: springs 2sc: fowls S2c.
Rersoval OF hedges against export
ra'es by packers had some buillsh inf1u.
encc later. but not OF q lasting sort.
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or1 flO.O0dl7 100
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Feb. Is-HoGs receipt,
$4,000. 10 lower. Hulk li7i0d T. 60
butchers il755gi7 IS. lights N7.O0u
1885. packing lls759lTi5. choice pig,
NiooU $50. CATTLE: receipts II OO0
steady TO higher. Choice beef cattle
,ls75g % 90. common SO ;Sais.f5,
butcher cows and heifcrs t7.501i6 so
Cnnuefs ts00d750 choice s,ocker,
III 25g 800. common and medium s. ..
ulle5; choice veal calves ti5 50mis %
SHEEP: receipts 5000. strong to high.
~ Choice lambs ils OOuisl6: medium
tls 25nis 90; cull- sia5OTbis no: cholc,
ewes 81 i5g Y 90, medium $3.50 II Is
culls 81 51us5o
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. is-WHEAT
cash. unchanged. No. 1 hard s, 80. No
2, &2,Q2.25 No. red s2.3Om23i. No
2 ss2s12So. CORN: lower. No
mixed Si.ssdl.so; No, 9 white N3ifl
i,s No. z yellow. N.2sHl.Jl. OATS
lower, No. 2 white 81, No. ? mixed s,
u G0hc. RYE. 1900 h2b
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FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Feb. lk--CATTLE
receipts 1000. steady. Beeves s. 5OG
l. 20 Hogs receipts 5000. steady
Heavy 81 15dlTs5 SHEEP. receipt,
none. Lambs f150ffls50
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The prices Of cotton and linen have
been doubled by the war. Ltnsthen
their service by using Red Cross Ball
Blue in the laundry, All grocers, Sc.
(Ady)
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. ls-BUTTER,
EGGS. POULTRY and POTATOES: un-
changed
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DUPLEX FOR SALE.

Two b'room modern apartments; rent
$50 on annually; viii take bungalow ar
Atw God refinery stock 1H part pay
price 100000 Phone Maple 2l2i-R.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls-suGAR; raw
steady; centrifugal 7ssc; fine granu.
lated 5000
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ron SALE
5.room nodurn house. garage, base
nient, furnace, enst front. . blocks Gust
bhRrtel ear. 1873 North Dewey, must 10
sold. owner leaving town.
OWNER -Four rooms. 2 lots. Nght gaH.
fine fruit. good well, 500 block. T.. 5th
~ walnut 1858
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ct. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. is-CORN No. I
,iIl. No. white Si3s OATS. No. +:
5s0s soc. No. ! white bsrusic.
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ST. louiS.

ST. LOUIS, Fob. ls,-POuLTRY. un-
changed. except hens. acc BUTTER
creamerY Sc EQQ9: VIC
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iOOS-The market on hogs here to-
LAY was slow and from 10 10 itc lower.
around fis
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo PROVISION
CHICAGO CASH DRAIN.
BY De BECK

CHICAGO. Feb N.--CORNi No J
yellow, $40. OATS: standard bsu5skc.
RYE. No. 2. il3,. BARLEY 500 Soc.
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TO THE PUBLIC

Wpd you ask phy.nn lawyer commission
You believe really your by
We conduct render real real
estate servies ~ ~ -
Oklahoma City tions -
Therefore
commissions In the
II residence
property ntercsN VIII carefully
Mr. y J, CONWAY Residence
MR. n " BRADBURN. Busn Properly
l4EIiHpNrIDwtS51Nl
r&HNA. 001ESHI-r1
coo American hank BuiidnE
walnut tfe
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALI
Fine Location, Cash or
Terms

GOOD 7.roo modern home two
s1tngeB, chicken house, back yard nlI
l'nced IN. plenty NJ ifuit. everything
uRht 40 10 nov can ana Fo" owner be-.
'urr buying, ~ jC1 f. 7lh ~
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NIlJ1ElGs Q4hENyRdlHS
-ihl6NNlH H{ltMli imE 70 -

Third floor Southwest Reserve
il'r. formerly Majes'ii Bldg. T.le-
ubnup Walnut ySiS
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Sept. ls-Ths more
favorable aspects ot the labor situation
imported further strength to the stock
market at the opening Of today's ses-
sions. Oils, steels. equipments and to.
baccos swero particularly favored at
gains OF l TO ) points. u. 3. Steel was
slightly irregular. but soon recovered
shipplugs were among the active and
stronger shares, also low-priced rails
eotably Texas 4 Pscifly. II. Paul and
81 l.ouls a. Southwestern preferred
The few exceptions to the higher reud
Included Baldwin Locomotive and ses :
ersl Of the motor specialtIss.
Offerings Of call money at I percent
after opening at 81 and moderate re-.
cov.ry In foreign exchange prompted
strength WIS shown by several special
Ties and equipments, notably American
Tobacco, American Locomotive, New
York Airbrake and Cruoible Steel.
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NEGRO KILLED
IN RACE RIOTS
Policeman and Two Negroes
Hurt in New York.

NEW YORK. Sept. l6-Onc negro
was killed. two others wounded and a
policeman was badly beaten in race
rio, which broke Oh, in the San Juan
district early today.
The fighting started in One Humid
red and Thir,y.Fif,h street, near Len
OK avenue, when a policeman sough,
10 interfere with a orawd OF men who
were tearing out-oi-season straw hats
from each S,hers heads.
Reserves were called ou, from four
police stations and soon a shouting
mob was struggling Trough the
streets while stones and other missiles
were flying in every direction
The deid negro. who was identified
as Ephraim Gctlftr', was shot through
the body.
Police Corporal A. liaye, was
struck on the head and had his jaw
broken. He was kicked and beaten
while lying in the street
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THEATER BILLS

Empress taca,er - 10 10 IS
p m--ton'tancc lAlmddge m "a
lcmpeamen,al WIFE" comedy
Majestic thealer. ~ a. NJ. 10 10 Is
=. N Shirley Mason in 'Ihe Tn
written Code Eddie Polo in "fhe
Missing Bullet oartoon comedy;
,rayelogut
Ncw Folly ,heatcr. 10 As a. m
to l0;i5 p m Lou, Beuni'on IN
"1he Road Called Straight
DrcamIand ,hrater. y a N. TO II
p. m.-Willlam Desmond IN Time
Locks and Diamonds ,rrlal ,
lanes J Cofbc't IN THE Midnight
Man comedy
Strand ,heater. IN = NJ 10 L..
2, 4, \, 3 and 10 p M X Lin
coin IN Fighting Through Lie
Of General pcrshing
Liberty theatcr--H. links Com.
pany IN "Marys Birthday
Lyric theater. go e. 10 IS p.
m Vaudeville; pcrshings ar
rival and other pictures.
Palace thea,er, matinee and night,
Billy House and the Midnight
Whirl company in "The End OF the
Rainbov Trail"
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olsn and domestic tldo uDrunut the
opening Was stendy VI an advance ~
n points 10 n decline " two rO'niu nud
tIuyu months sOd 10 "a polntH n"i
higher after the Dll, with December
touching apGic. Thcra Nas considerable
southern selling on tbs advance, how
ever, aud prgcs later vasod of . or 10
points,
A private report making the mid
month condition b,6 and claiming that
tho crop would not exceed ten million
bales. helped 10 check the early reac-
ton and prices firmed up later In the
morning on continued truds buying
nnd covering December advanced 10
9H S9C with active months generally
frlllng % 10 90 points above last nights
closing figures, but at This lo,ol there
was renewed realizing and some selling
on tho easier foreign exchange market
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American Troops at Fiume
Withdraw to Ships to Avoid
Clash With Forces of Poet

PARIS. Sept l6-yPremicr Frances
co Ni,,i Of Italy faces a governmental
crisis as Al result OF his denunca'ion
oi Capt Gabrielle D'Annuniio, who
last week entered fiume at the head
OF strong force Of irregular" troops
and who has since that time been re-
cclylng rciniorcenen,s. according 70
advlces from Rome.
The supreme council of the peace
conference, under the jurisdiction OF
which fumc stands. has decided 10
allow Italy TO deal with the serious
situation that has arisen in that city,
deeming it a purely internal matter
According 10 reports from fiume
American detachments which have
been IN fiume have gone on ship
board while British and French troops
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Japan Promises
Korea Clcincncy

TOXIC Sep, 90 lsAns miHap
rule oi Korea va. ,ptrd hy proc.
lamation of Admiral ,.l'p ISSUED the
day following lhe a'rmN 20 as'a'
slnate h.n
The proclamation promises riru-
cncy and immediate amcupratlon of
the present conditions, a. well as
eventual self government for kotea
It declare, Japan does uG, desire 20
eradicate Korean culture and prom.
i'rS freedom OF speech and educd.
,ional reforms. I, dear, the mis.
'ionaric, OF the charge Of fomcnt-
ing discomfort IN revealing cruel,le'
/ hy japanese troop, On the population
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have, been confined 10 their barracks,
probably TO iorcaall clash with the
D'Annunfio forces General Badog.
llo, deputy chief Of staff Of the Italian
army, has arrived a, fiume and has
issued proclamation TO the Dan
nunrio soldiers to retutn to their rc
'pectlve unhs, bu, there is nothing 10
indicate his advice will be followed.
Captain DAnnunrio, according to a
Belgrade dispatch. has proclaimed a
union Of tiume and Italy, the message
adding that anarchy reigns in the city
and that allied flags have been torn
down.
% Tomas.o Tttoni, Italian foreign
minister and head OF ItaIy's delega.
ton az the peace conference, will
leave for Rome today.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
kANSAs CITY.

& KANSAS CITY. sept. HOGS;
receipts 900, steady. bulk tls,0On l7i5]
hcsyl.s SO 2hulI 90. mediums $3.50
l7IO, lights ti5 500 T. 20. pigs Sll.00p
IT.O0 CATTLE: receipts $1,000, choice
Mi5s5. common 1iO,0u 1900. choice
lights ilg gsbul7.o0: common Sgbu
1900. butcher hefors 81 lSUt00. cows
ssii1le.OO. canners tsaud.lbl calves
cr. Ssb0frg1J SHEEP, receipts 1000,
steady. Lambs sl2.60ni 10 20, culls $3.50
fQfl200, ycnrling wethcrs " hWllpn;
ewes Sc J0ns so, culs 81 o0ds2b; breed
ting owea 5000 1915; feeder lambs 1l:,Oo
Q l12j
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LONDON, Sept lh-The steamer
Wes,oryada struck mine of Ter
'cheling lighthouse on the Dutch
coast. today, according 20 telegram
r, eived by Lloyd's The crew ha'
abandoned the vessel, which b, slowly
sinking.
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ST. LOUIS.

EAST AZ LOUIS, Sept "a HOGS
receipts 5000. steady, top 4ls.ib. bulk
1ii.s5aIs.OO heavy l7o0p Il ~; me-
dlum ti7.50nisTi. lights tlb.J0u 1875
pigs si3 0oq Is 80. CATTLE: receipts
3 Soo; steady choice heavy steers tis.ij
Nl1i5; medium 80 ibJ 400; common
s.. 2Sfiio.7S. rhoice lights 80 o0n is 30
common 5000 looc on, sa,shsr nc heller.
N.:ju62i. calves tiSo0TIs5o, SHEEP.
receipts 5000 steady. lambs ti3oHft
Il 90. cuts 81 00di2.0 90, yesrling weth-
ors ss0Nn II 90. choice ewes isjoGs o.
suiis 81 GOA $50
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GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, sept, ls.--Corn psicss DE-
Seioptd fteth strength today, owins
chiefly 10 current opinions that after
The recent big decline some further re-.
action was due. There was n complets
absence of any aggressive selling Low
cr quotations on hogs were apparent
tion OF foreign exchange. Opefling
prices. which ranged from &c to ic ad-
vance with September 81 3sis aud Do
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CHICAGO.

{ CHICAGO. Sept. 10 HO6s receipts
10: 'S:' medium as 10 IS IsldsSsisoo, lights SO %
0isoO. pigs li5 codi1oo, CATTLE re-
esipts tg,6o0. stesdy: choice heavy
stssss 4ib.ooni7.s5 medium vi 600
ii,s0; common ti07bu II 90; choice
iIehts Sls.7iul',5 common ts.oop ~ b0i
butcher heifers Se,5o4ll1S. cows ss2Sq
G.4; feeders q 90 . i2,:t: NochsIs &ses
k'saS ist''. Ma.r 81, ;sS s4sso '' esis ~
4is.oC: yoarlnf weihers nIbYlLIs'
4 oice ewes tsTsns,56. cu,ls ts,00tf $50.
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Rpool-

LIVERPOOL. Sept, is--Cotton. spot
In moderate demand prices steady.
~ 73d mlddflng is.I3d: low middllng
~ 2sd good ordinary 1859: ordinary
II lOd. Sales 5000. including $500
American. Receipts 5000. all American.
Futures closed steady. Sept. issid {.
oct isGid Ian 1850, Mar ls.50d .
MAY II 400, July ~ Esd
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cember ,lI9tgi?0. wers followed by
moderate gains all around
Oats rose with corn After opening
~ W decline 10 &c advance, mcluiIus
December So. 10 sthc. tho marke,
scored u substantial upturn.
. Provisions wefe dull and irregular.
Tho bcarish effect uf wcnkn-H. IN tho
hog market was partly counter bal
succd by the strength Of grain
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fs0-isI-ifs OH Operstors Building.
Port Worth. Tens.
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Oklahoma Cas and Elec'
trle Company Six Per-
cent Dehenturs Bonds
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SIX
PERCENT DEBENTURE
BONDS. OKLAHOMA GAS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY,


Pursuan, to the provisions OF that
certain lndcnture between Oklahoma
Gas aud Electric Company and Con.
iinen,al and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank and Frank II. Jones,
Trustee, dated October / 1912, au-
,horizlng All issue OF Three Million
Dollars (S000,UO) face value Six
Percent Debenture Bonds. dated Oc-
tober |. 1912, notice is hereby given
,ha, the undersigned, in he exercise
/ Of the right reserved in said lnden-
,urc, has elected TO pay and redeem
on October |, 1919. all OF the Six
Percent Debenture Bonds described
in and issued under the terms and in
accordance with said Indtn,ure, then
outstanding and unpaid, by paying
the face value OF said bonds. accrued
interest and a premium OF one per
cent, all a. provided in said linden
ture; said bonds and all interes,
coupons attached thereto should be
presented and surrendered at the
office Of said Continental and Com
m.rcial Trust and Savings Bank. DS
South LaSallc Street, Chicago, llli-
nois, on October !. 1919 On and
after said date. interest on said
bonds shall cease
OKLAHOMA CITY GAS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Dated August "A, 1919
BY Arthur S. Huey,
Vice President.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept, ls-POTATOES
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