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Bisbee daily review., 1922-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS

S:-Wculd you care to learn about NEW Rational treat ment for immediate relief of EPl LEPSY positively stopping all seizsures from first days use h. formation Free. SPECIALIST" Drawer C-59S, Lander Wyoming.
 33O4-3-3l
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FoR RENT-APARrMENTs.

ON N-'' 'NF- v I' " -'F ~' FOR Unfurnished room modren flat; Large porch Fivo minutes walk to postotice. SIC Main St. Back Masonic Bldg.
 3272-4-g
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FOR RENT furnished apartment. 322 Douglas st., Warren. Call 316 w
 32Sl.4-1 TOR RENT-5 furnished apartments, gas, coal stoves, bath. John Ceron, Blackncb view, Warren. 33Ol-4-6
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WANTED

TO RENT-Good sized fur nished room for housekeeping. Not too high up. Box 1S4O, h'. D. City
 32S3-3-SO
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NEW YORK coPPERs

Furnished by L. J. OVERLOOK BROKEN
 C9vesb0hdent Logan G BvvGH
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RATES

i or more times (dIy.l Ie word 6 times c weok) 6c word 24 tlmes q nnonth) --f5c word
 Minimum charge 25 cents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Boys All-Wool Blue Serge
Suits With Extra knickers
$13.75

It's opportunity be serge
suit of Wanamaker quality with two pars of understand
boy needs blue suit for "dress"
Each Norfolk has yoke inverted pleat plain
patch pockets and belt all around lined with
knickers lined throughout
Sizes s to 1s years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
One half glass Of apple or ounce

One. halt glds Of apple or ounce
jelly.
Use Dover style egg beater and whip
unit; the cream will hold its shape.
Spanish Chocolate Cake
Place in mixing bowl
One and three. quarters cups Of
sugar,
One.hay cup Of shortening,
Nolks of tTO eggs.
Cream we'll and add
Onc-hdlf cup of cocoa.
Ono cup of mashed potatoes,
Three cups of sittcd -four.
Tr0 level Tablespoons Of baking
porder.
One teaspoon of cinnamon.
One-kdt teaspoon Of nutmeg,
One teaspoon Of caniiid,
One cup of black coffee.
Beat we'll to blend and add
Thrce. quarters cup Of finely chopped
nHts.
One.haB cup Of preserved ginger.
chopped fine.
Turn in two well CREASED deep layer
cake pans and bake in moderate oven
for thirty minutes. Then place together
as follows: Whip white Of one cgg and
one. third cup Of confectioners' sugar to
meringuc. one teaspoon of orange ex-
tract 10 make filling.
For the icing for cake, place in bowl
White Of one egg.
Three tablespoons Of rnter.
Ono teaspoon of rnnilla.
Beat and add slowly
One cup Of confectioncrs' sugar.
One.hdf cup Of cocoa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Little Benny's
Notebook
BY Lee Paps

Me and Puds Simkins was wawking
10 skool. wawking exter slow on ac-
count Of II being sutch crate day We
dident feel like wawking there at an,
me saying. q, this is a pcetcn OF day
all rite, fee, that breeze. would you,
lissen to those herds. would you.
Who ever invented skool on day
like this? sed Puds.
And we kepp on wawking and wish
ing we was wawking some place elts:
and after n vile Pnds sed. Hay ! tell
you let's wat. and sed. Wat! and he
sed. Lets toss up u cent weather to cut
skool this aftirnoon or not. II II comes
heds we'll 20 and IL II comes tales We
wont. ..
q. al rite. it wont be our fault II
II comes tales. 1t vii jest be a nxsi.
dent, I sed. and Puds sed. Sure. we
was willing to 20 II II came heds. wasent
we?
And he took a cent out Of his pants
pockit and tossed It up. saying, Heds
we 70 tales We don't. and II came down
heds, me saying. Aw heck. that's a derty
trick. we'll tel You lets wat. let's make
it the best out Of 3.
All rite, that's a good idcer. sed
Puds. And he tossed IL up agen and
wat did IL come down but heds agen
Puds saying, Well. well try It Jest once
more. we'll give It. a chance.
| And he tossed it up agen and 1t came
down heds agen a. il that was all IL
knew. me saying. Aw good mite. toss II
up jest once more to make It a even
number, this will be the last.
! Wich it was, on account of comins
down tales. and me and Puds quick
! started to wawk out to the park. me
saying. Well. il was pure luck. it aint
our fault. and Puds saying. The cent did
! it all rite, nobody cant say 1t waseni
! Jest luck.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Ms. Wilson Is Convincing About Ability
of Flauoring to Change Dessert
There's Magic in TeaspoonfM Of Fruit Extract While Spc,
Filling viii Convert Planest Cake Into Something
Ne,o and Fascinating

Put together with the filing and, then
Ice with water icing.
Lemon Orange jelly
Ream out sufficient orange juice to
measure three .fourths cup and add
Juice Of tro lemons.
Sonk one envelope Of gelatin in one
half cup Of cold water for half an hour.
Place in saucepan
Three. quarters cup of rdtcr, ...
Ono cup of sugar.
Cook for six minutes. then add gela-
tin and stir to dissolve: then cool. and
while the gelatin is cooling rinse mold
with cold Water and pack in cracked
ice.
Add the orange and lemon juice to
cooled gelatin and pour In mold. n
layer about one.ha II inch deep. Now
cover the chilled gelatin with thin layer
Of finely chopped nuts.
Cover with layer ofigelatin. and when
this layer is firm add layer of finely
minced preserved ginger; cover with
layer of gelatin and then place mold in
refrigerator until needed. planning to
have the gelatin stand about one and a
half hours; turn on large platter. cut
In slices and serve in crisp nest Of let. Z.
tuce with whipped cream for fruit
salad.
Sycamore Ginger Pudding
This Old English pudding is deli :
cious. and will surely please the fam
lily. Place in mixing bowl
One cup Of brown sugar,
One cup of moIasses,
Onc.hdt cup of shortening.
f0lks of ttcO cggs.
Cream we'll and add
Three and one. halt cups of -four,
TWo tablespoons of baking pocder,
Ono teaspoon of ginger.
One.hdf teaspoon of nutmeg,
One.holf teaspoon of allspics,
One teaspoon of cinndmon,
One cup of black coffee,
One half cup of chopped nuts.
One-haif cup Of chopped rdisins.
Beat we'll to mix and then fold in
| the stifiy beaten whites of two eggs
turn in we'll creased and Toured mold
and steam for one and half hours.
Serve with angel sauce. .
Angel Sauce
Cream
One cup of contectioners' sugar.
Yolk of one. egg,
Tno Tablespoons Of butter.
Now add
/ Three tablespoons of boiling nater,
A portion of Cdicdoninn cream.
Whip up we'll and flavor with two
teaspoons cf vanilla extract.
TO prepare the Calcdonian cream,
place the white of one egg in mixing
bowl and add
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
TO PRESENT "F0RTUNATUs"
PhiIomathsan Society Of Penn viii
Give Dskker Performance

Performances Of Thomas Dekker's
"Fortunatus" will be given by the
Philomathean Society OF the Univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania during the week
Of May IS. These will be the last In
the old open. air theatre in the Botani-
cal Gardens. shortly to be replaced by
greenhouses. There will be matinee per-
formanccs May II and May 20.
The cast will include Elizabeth Nc.
Owen as Queen Elizabeth. Grace Lip
pincott as Agrypine. Rose Scharfe as
Fortune. Dorothy Yockel as Virtue.
Beulah McGarvin as Vice, Carl s. Dow
as Fortunatus and Frank G. Baxter
as Andelocia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
New Underwear Sets
of Crepe Plisse

Crepe plisse is the lovely new
silk-and-cotton crepe in seer
sucker weave. Women find it
agreeably soft and very practical.
Hemstitched vests with ribbon
shoulder straps and step-in draw
ers are each S1.50.
Long, full nightgowns are SO.
These are in orchid, pink or
light blue.
(CentrnD
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a, MRS. NJ. A. WILSON

tr.,vytoht. Jsff. BY Mrs. " a. ""so"' -"
.,r-HE housewife often feels that Il she
..,,d hiring some new and different
,st;ss of fiayoring perhaps the family
Viii cnioy the old stnndbys that are
I. w."v.sd so frequently.
'',r Try for Havoring the o'd.fash'oned
\ rice pudding - =, .r,.oa ,omon
.,rJ and one teaspoon of vanilla.
To 9, one. half teaspoon OF nutmeg
,,d one teaspoon of lemon extract.
30. 3. one teaspoon OF orange ex-
( ,ract and half teaspoon OF vanilla.
Z 10, 4, half teaspoon each OK orange
and lemon extract. with one teaspoon"
4 of vanilla. , - =. ,.,
.,n,Iia, orange and nutmeg extracts.
10. 6, half teaspoon Of raspberry and
. orange extracts.
"rT The above variety of favoring may
alan he used for tapioca pudding. brown
hstty. custards and cornstarch pud-
I dngs. ,.,,.,,.
singer filling for lady cake. Try 1t and
roi' too, will add 1t to your pet rec
H Ginger Filling
Place In mixing. bowl
rovr tablespoons of butter,
Ons teaspoon Of ginger,
: One. .qudrtcr teaspoon OF cloves.
"A, Que. oudrter teaspoon Of nutmeg.
cream, we'll with the butter.
Now place in saucepan
/ ono cup OF ,odtcr,
One cup OF sugar,
One.hdf cup Of seeded rnisihs,
-Four tablespoons of cornstdrch.
STIR 70 dissolve the sugar and corn
starch and bring to boil; cook for FIVE
minutes. then add the prepared butter
and spices ana
a One-hoU cup of finely chopped nuts,
One quarter cup Of finely chopped
candicd ginger.
3 Stir we'll to blend and cool and then
use as filling between lady cake.
Lady Cake
Place in mixing bowl
Ono and one. hiatt cups OF sugar,
Tro. thirds cup of shortening.
cream well and then add
Three and one. quarter cups Of siftcd
H'prf, rou, teaspoon. Of baking popdcr,
Ono cup OF ,cdtcr.
Peat to smooth batter and then fold
IN the stifiy beaten whites Of four
eggs. one teaspoon Of vanilla and then
tnrn in well creased and Toured deep
iayer-cake pans and bake in moderate
oven for thirty minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
New Shipment of
Colonial Rag Rugs
55c to S1.5O

Now that Winter rugs are be-
ing stored away the important
question is-what is to replace
them? Practical housekeepers
will quickly decide that these
washable rag rugs in the popular
hit-and-miss pattern are a pleas
ing solution to this very problem!
Sizes, 24x36 inches; 27X54 inches; :;
36X72 inches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Central Aisle
Rubber Gloves
Specially Priced
4Oc Pair

Half their regular price because
Of tiny "lumps" or wrinkles in
their molding that keeps, them
from being perfect. though they
in no wise affect their wearing
qualities.
Sizes Z, 8, 9 and 10--to be
bought, as most customers know,
one size larger than their street
gloves,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Afser.Dinner Tricks

No. 147--The Three Aces
The aces of clubs, spades and dia :
monds are exhibited in fan. One at
n time each ace Is pushed into the
center Of the pack. When this has
been done. the top card Is turned over,
and proves to be the ace Of diamonds,
which. but a moment before was lost
in the depths Of the pack.
The lace Of diamonds originally
shown IL actually the ace Of hearts. BY
holding the cards as shown in the dia
gram. only the tip Of the heart appears
and It is mistaken for a diamond. The
real ace Of diamonds is on the top o
the pack all the time. The three famed
aces are turned faces down before they
are pushed into the pack hence the true
identity Of the camouhaged ace o.
hearts is not disclosed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27

Put together with the filing and. the,
Ice with water icing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
House Dresses of
Checked Percale
S1.5O

A Peter Pan collar: rick-rack
trimming; a bib front which but
tons on at the neck and extends
to sashes which tie in the back in
a becoming bow; two capacious
pockets three quarter sleeves
that don't have to be rolled up
every few minutes-these are the
distinctive and practical features
Of these new dresses. Made Of
two-tone checks in rose, blue and
lavender effects.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-27
Won7en's Lovely Hand Made
BLouses in Extra Sizes, $500

Sizes 4S to 81 in these dainty boues that pretty
trimmed with hemschng embroidered dots and
flet lace-aI done by hand.
Two styles, both Of soft white batste the lonr roll
collars which becoming who large
1t is often that such lovely bouses had in extra
sizes! ~ " ~
Market
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGE No. ~. A. r. y A.
M NeIt meeting. Sept. ~ Bust.
..ErM, ness at 1880 p. m.
NN1& PETER DEICHMAh. W. 81
" JOS, DROuOT, Secretary
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. i7.-Ad-
vances of S. bale in the price OF
cotton today were due to a hopeful
feeling regarding the outcome OF the
latest negotiations to end the rail
strike and TO continued unfavorab BILE
crop accounts. Highest prices came
in the late trading when the story
went the rounds OF the market that
spinners were heavy buyers OF con-
tracts and that they had taken on
$4,000 bales in this market alone to-
day There also was "A rumor. over
private wires, that France and Ger
many had arrived at an understand
ing, which helped to carry the mar
kct to its best.
Opening higher on good cables,
feeling OF satisfaction over re-
ports that the agreement to end the
coal strike was gradually being
adopted In the important mine areas
and the favorable overnight news
regarding the rail strike, the mar
ket was soon hale cent = Doura 81.
Dry weather in the western belt and
too much rain again in central and
eastern portions of the belt con-
tributed to the firmness No i'm
portant recessions from the advance
occurred at any time during the
session and widest reactions did not
amount to more than s to 20 points
and were OF short duration. Ex-
ports OF 22,722 bales OF cotton from
Galveston helped to steady the mar
ket around midsession. when longs
were taking profits freely. In tho
late trading reports to brokers here
of extremely heavy rains In the
eastern belt, accompanied by high
nl
portant buying wave OF the day and
It's effect was Increased by the po-
nticai TumoIr. Toward the END
October rose TO 2t.34c and the list
showed advances OF 90 to 30 points,
practically a cent n pound The
close was 90 TO 95 points net higher
with October at 2i.2Sc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

FOR SALE--Pnckard twin.sn coupe,
1920 model In Al condition, cost hboo
now. THIS In the best used car bargain
IN TmlaA. nrnwnflald. Codar lAAh,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Celebrates Her
Victory Shoots
An Old Grocer
Girl Goes Amuck on Beat
ing Pal as Choc
Drinker

Special TO The world
FORT SMITH. Ark, Aug, II
Winning her bet that sho could
drink more "choc' than her chum,
Pearl Collins. Sophie Jordan. IA
ycar-old girl, got gloriously drunk
and went into the street wildly
flourishing a gun last night.
II. II. Barrett, 40. Eroccrymnn,
attempted to take the gun away
from the girl and was shot and
seriously. II not fatally. wounded.
When the Jordan girl recovered
from "A drunken stupor in the de-
tention home OF tho city fail
Thursday. she sohbod brokenly,
"Oh. what have I donc7'
The girl. delinquent. In little
more than a child and recently
returned hcfe from thg Coed
shepherds home I'm Little Rock.
Barrctts condition liz CriiItnl but
he has fighting chance for his
life physicians said. following an
operation In which several inchoe
OF tho intostincs puncturcd by the
bullet from the girls gun were
removed. The girls mother Is said
TO live In Tulsa, Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
.lROUTH RAISES
PRICE OF CORN
Other Grains Follow Lead
When Sellers Change
Front and Buy

CHICAGO, Aug. l7.--Upturns in
prices for all grain took place to-
day owing largely to reports that
drought and heat were damaging
corn. Dealers who previously had
been conspicuous sellers OF wheat
and corn executed rapid change OF
front. The wheat market closed
firm rs to 2 3-sc net higher, with
September S1.03 and December S1.O4
3-S to s1.0i 1-2. Corn gained 1 as
to 2 i-sc and oats SIS TO S-4 TO 7-Sc.
Provisions ranged from &c decline TO
8 cents advance.
At first the wheat market showed
a downward tendency which ap-
peared to be reflected to adverse
Euroepan financial conditions, es-
pecially a new low price record for
German marks. IL soon became ap-
parent. however, that a much more
powerful influence was the stubborn
ascent OF tho corn market, guided
by persistent damage complaints
from states OF largest production.
Soon the wheat market. too, heea n
to climb In line with corn. The rise
in value continued then throughout
the day, and wheat closed at the
topmost figures reached.
Notwithstanding that rural offers
or corn Increase Is prices bulged, the
corn market advance save no ais u
OF boing checked.
South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebras-
ka, Kansas, oklahoma, Illinois, In
diana, and Ohio we're all said TO be
In need OF rain. oats followed corn.
Provisions averaged lower with
hogs
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KANSAS CITY, Aug, IT.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1000; beef steers and yesrings
steady to CSC lower, top heavy steers
choice grassers s5.2S0S.2B. She stock
steady 10 weak, bulk cows $500 q 500. few
lots t6.2bQGb0 Texas helters 1900, few
natives scarce, calves steady 20 strong,
few vealers Sl1.25. practical top tli,OO,
other classes mostly steady. Gamers and
cutters largely s2.25@32S, most bologna
bulls S3259S,75, medium to good feeders
$1,000 500 common to medium Btockers
Hoss-Reeeipts 5000; fairly active. 20 q
soc lower. closing dun. mostly 35 q t0c
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S1,.-.SN

y.
I. o. o. r. DIRECTORY
Odd Fellows Hall. nav South Boulder
AURORA LODGE, no. SO. /. o. o. b.
W. II. GADDY, n. o.
M. l. POUNDSTONE, Secretary
TULSA LODGE NO. 90. l. o. o. r.. mssts
every Tuesday sysnlnk: 90,
J. T.. MOORE. Secretary,
TULSA ENCAMPMEET NO. %. !, o. o, y,
Meets on second and fourth Friday Of each
month 1T ., m, ,.,,,,,,,,..-,
Il. II. FULLER, Scribe,
TULSA REBEKAH NO. 80. !. o. o. r..
Regular mteting first ana third Friday
OF each month, Q. m,
MRS. NOBLE LOWE. N. o.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS, Sec.
osngs ia1BR.
TULSA CANTON NO, ls,a !. Q. o =
W. T.. BOLTON. Capt.
n. n. FULLER. CLERK.
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS lulsa Firssld,
No. 3. sseead ana fourth Saturday each
~ hSY@1Ng ElsaER, >. ".
KREMIIN TULsoK l. o, NJ, m'e,s
every third saturday. : =. m.
]. J. WRIGHT. Czar.
W. NJ. RICHARDS,
Minister OF Records.
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COttOnsecd Oil.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17.-Actiye
buying for southern account. with
covering by local shorts on the firm
spot situation and expectations OF
bnllish consumption figures for July
caused sharp advances in cottonseed
oil today. But after rising Is TO 90
points, realizing sales occurred and
the market eased off closing ~ to
20 points net higher. Sales l6,4OO
barrels. Prime crude S.25c nominal:
prime summer yellow spot 1O.40c
bid; September closed l0.19c; De
cember S.06c; March S.13c. all bid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

WASHlNGTON. Aug. l7-Cun,
bined resources and liabilities OF
the IL federal reserve banks at tn,
close OF business August i6 we're re
ported tonight by tho federal re-
serve board as follows:
Resources:
Total gold held by banks 1854.
94S,000.
Total gold reserve, S3.0e6.534.0O0
Total reserves. 3,l97,S5S,0O0.
Total bills on hand. $532,OS5, 900
Total earning assets, Si,020,7ll,
600.
Total resources. te,4s6, $40. 900.
Liabilities:
Total deposits, s1,s46, ,965, 900.
Total liabilities t4.S79,101, 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

NEW YORK. AW. l7.-spot cotton
steady, mlddlihg 22.OOu.
a sharp advance In Liverpool accom-
panied by reiterated reports Of an i'm
seemed largely responsible for frmness In
the cotton market here at the opening
today. First prices were 35 10 90 points
higher and early realizing sales were sh.
sorbed on reactions Of 3 or points, with
December soon selling up to 21,23, or fully
half . cent above yesterday's close.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Total today


NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l7.--spot cotton
quiet. 90 points higher. sales on spot 81
bales, 20 arrive none; low middling 2O.0Oc
middling 2l.25c. good middling 22.25c. re-
ceipts 20l bales, stock 9264 bales.
Hope that the near future would bring
favorable rail strike developments domin-
nted tho trading in cotton today and in
the first hour prices were put as 20 81
points higher than yesterdays finals
october rising TO 2O.se.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
Chicago Livestock.


CHICAGO. Avs 17.--Cattle-- Receipts
~ 0o0. active. beet steers strong. top
m.tured steers 1880. best yeeriings
fiosb bulk beef steers s92b9i0.6S, bet.
ter grades corn fed cows and heifers
strong. other srsdcs and Gamers and cut.
ters slow, about steady. bulls and stock.
ers steady. calves mostly 26o higher, beef
cows and he.ters $1,000 1.5O. cannet- and
cutters largely t275U376. bulk bologna
bulls tAo09t7s, bulk veal calves round
t1260
itoEs-Receipts 10000; fairly active on
lighter weights. slow on others $50 to 2bc
higher $3.50 paid for i1o-pounders bulk
$50 to 20O-pounders t9G0ma.1e. 9io TO
2i0.pound butchers mostly tSt0u9 90.
packing sows mostly f7bogSi0, llttle
action on pigs. heavy fS2bW926, light
t0.ab9g,60. KILLING classes f9.00091b,
sheep--Receipts $4,000, native lambs
mostly steady, westerns i0c 90 100 lower.
top natives sl275 bulk il2.gbdt2.60, culls
mostly 41.00 westerns tt2 toQl2.76. sheep
mostly steady. good ttb-pnund western
owes t725, ncavy ewes t12b heavy fat
natives downward TO ta.b0GAb0. lisht
feeding lambs steady best around tl2.60,
heavy feeders slow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

CHICAGO. Aus. 1T--Buttor-H Higher,
creamery extras s3is q Sic. firsts 500 SOC,
standards 31ac
Eggs-UnchanEcd, receipts 1850 cases.
potatoes--Flrm, receipts 20 care, total
United states shipments G69 cars, New
Jersey sacked and bulk cobblers &i.60Q
l6b cwt. Minnesota sacked early Ohius
flOOml,1b cwt.. Nebraska sacked early
ohios best Sl.oo9ilo cwt, poorly grad
ed 15d qOc cwt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

NEW YORK. Aug. l7.--Call Money
Easy. h!gh ~, low - ruling rate, sh
az.
Cali Loans--AgAinst acceptances D. time
loans firm. mixed collateral GO to e0-day
4T4A. ana G-months "a.
Cnmmerclnl rAper--rrlme lMlA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18
nklnhnmn CITY Ilrertcck.

OKLAHOMA CITY Aug, i7--Cattle-
Receipts 1000; slow about steady. early
steers $6.2b, butchers uneven, good cows
around 500 heilers t4.50. cutters ti.76m
rs, bulls f260H3,2b calves steady. top
81 80 stooke-s erd .">f@-= ='"-a".
Hogs Receipts Sc o0 mostly csc lower,
top t7s5, bulk {s75ISSb, stockcrs 25c
lower.
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WICHITA, Kan, Aug. l7.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts 500; S5o lower. top 1855, bulk
Ss.766S.s5.
vealcrs soc higher, steers no quotations,
heifers ttbOd6.00 cows f4,25d5.25, bulls
S2.75p 400. calves i4.O0 800.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

FORT WORTH, Aug. l7.-cattle--Re-
qS.75. calves S2.0016.7B.
Hogs--Receipts 1900; lights S9.aBas.6O,
heavy $500. pigs s5.00dT76,
Sheep Receipts 200: lambs fb,b00l0.bO
stocker sheep i2.OOqa.oO, feeder lambs
$4,000 500,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

KANSAS CITY, Aug, l7.--Cash: wheh,
II to 4 points higher No, ? dark hard
si.04dl.is. No. red ti,00Gi.O2. Corn
unchanged TO hc higher. No. > white 57is
u 65c, No. 2 yellow soc. No. yellow BsAs c
No. 2 mINed b2M b3c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. l7--Foreign ex-
change firm.
Great Northumberland A49h. cables
4i9A, 60-day bills on banks Al.
Francc--Dcmand 1864, cables 797.
Italy--Demand 4bEh cables 40.
GeTmany-Demand .09M, cables .09h,