The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-05-27

oincrfued D. ihe fssemmsutlai lsn h
rrs~idsni wil-on shst tAe tssss ulol
rs<an sales -esa hsrsllr fna insli4
sailon undsF ths ss.ler clr>.m-ssne.
- pesss. sna can ne~ happlly b. ~
rlt or
THIS sfsfsm~nf ~ln unfoahls.il,
hasr th~ unausllnsa endof.~nsui II
ever, sry soeis del,aFtmsui sfeFy hesa
IN the ceantfy
Retail s,eess asss
IN every s~th.e sriisii, smers fh~
fe,aa a., rpeia sicf,s 4. prsnoauccd
IAe recenl ssins IN ihe sslams OF
sales havr been wcii malntsiRsd and
lhs csrsciaslcu ls general that an ga
~ pfc~' cFty Sc ~ hand
N many 81 ihs leaains industries
actisus a. rreaief lhsn had hecn an
tleioAied ris iroa. tsF example. -
In h.ss, demand In soni~ quarters
M. - iakrn 70 indicate sfeaisv pm
auc,son 81 sie.i. fhcr,hy hrinEins chs
rldasiFy hscl inie ~ busy clasl
nseA 90 Pre- War Conditions
nulldlne l. resi,lus too oraisF
numbers II mon arc being employees
all tho time The cali for eommodl
'i,s ana o. hhcr u based upon .
general bvlict lha, the costs ih-r-o'
- now cFsahh hsd vii noi b. ~.
ducei IN IN. mar fuiurc
rhs, railroad operation is r,iurnlns
20 the pcace -iimo schedule IL cesd.nc
ei hY %" restoration - some of lhe
trains that wcm Withdrawn when ,ho
railroad administration took charge
r1mr t~o yrars aro wh ,ther lhi j.
due 20 the prospect Of the rsarn -
he roads 80 their owncrs AZ che ent
.: the year or NOT has not developed
Exports and Imports
A ruling ~ iho war trade hoard
his week limits the importation ~
German dyes 20 those acsaslly nec.,d
md which canno, b. made hy Am
.rican manufactures
There has bcon substantial In
'rcasc IN the volume ~ our ~ orts ~
ole lcaihcr ~ late Thf~ has ied "a
hcavy business done ~ role lea,h |
nv by concerns which have withheld |
h"ir orders while hoping for rvduc
ion IN prices
u was announced ,hia week that All
- iric'lonN on shon manufacturing
nd selling have been wuhdrawn frrm
nd after Jane 4 The f'ra auction
I eovofnmors owncsi heather ia 10 be-
old in phlladeiphla on June
Exports during Anrll toiaief t7i5s
~ 600. according 20 report lpas
iei by iho bureau ~ foreign md 90.
eH,ic commerce, This IN f's2 oo1 ,nen
ore than ibe be~, previous record
Crop conditions. 700. are reported NJ
ore favorable, duo 20 warmer wsa
,cr and 70 Tho volnHr OF rainfall
iring tho ia~ few days
Labor Situation.
Labor unrest continues In some tex.
10 centcrw. bnt the situation haa been
,sed by tho settlement ~ the strikea
Lawrence Mass. and In cuboel, Y
IN Fall River ami New Bedford.
ASS. wage advances Of ~ per c"Di
i've hecn granted 10 operatives IN
,tton goods mills In Paterson and
paasaic. n j now demands have
'an made which will affect ihe pro
ietlon Of silk and wooi dresv fabrica
Raw Materials Advancing.
In raw materials shn advances In
. rrirn ~ cotton and of silk con
me Cotton reached ~ 7s centg
md for wvos transactions on Tues
v. This Is an advance ~ more than
Q poinis in week
silk hss reached q new hsgh ericr
1900 ven IN yokahcma A. the
ice II rauai 90 about So per 10.
ere n little doab, ihai. II main
ned. The cuet ~ finished silk will
ain be advanced
Wool prices have NOT followed 'be
ample of those ~ cotton and silk
J reasons assigned being that the
Ids ~ manufacturer are nearly
cd and that the bidding At th" gov
lment auction In Boston this week
less spirited.
=. Finished Goods.
rices o' cotton fatrira are being
ised upward in prcsnrtion 10 the
ressed cost OF the raw STAPLE. A.
! ls=ne Of the ~Economss" r beinr
pared for +ress. both selling agents
Wholesalers are engaged in pre-
ing new price iis's.
here II considerable scarcity of
shed silks for immediate delivery.
the indications are thas the short
will continue for some time.