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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-31

From the standpoint OF the farmer
the retail merchant. the wholesaler,
the manufacturer, the banker, oil
producer and refner. the profess
Nonal man, the contractor and
builder and the laborer. business
conditions in Tulsa we're never more
promising than at this time. says the
Exchange Review, published month
ly by the Exchange bank OF Tulsa,
In lts resume of conditions for the
month just ending.
"The dealers IN oil well supplies
report steadily increasing business
with the indebtedness incurred by
their customers during the time OF
depression being steadily liquidatcd"
the Review goes on 10 say. "Refincr-
les throughout tho Continent
field are working day and night TO
iii their contracts for refined prod
uCts. The large purchasers OF crude
oil are fillinR available storage. Re-
tail merchants are optimistic in re-
gard to future business, although
they still remember the lessons
learned several months ago OF the
danger Of overstoCking their shelves.
Wholesalers report a good and In
crcaslng business with improving
credits We are apparently rocking
returning prosperity.
I'VE are at this time facing a great
crisis in our transportation systems
aS we'll as I'm our coal mines. Thou
sands Of men are idle. or what nc-
count are all the products OF this
great state II we are unable to mar
ket thcm2 Tho railroad situation n
present should be of great moment
to us.
Improvement In the general cco-
nomic situation since the beginning
OF the present year resulting from
good crop prospects. strengthened
prices Of livestock, farm and mining
products. continued reduction of in
debtedness and other favorable fac
tors has also improved aud material
ly strengthened the position OF the
banks In tho tenth federal district,
The accumulation of funds by stead
ily growing deposits which In many
Instances have reached new high
level and the advNnt OF the harvest
season found the banks amply able
10 supply funds with which to H.
nance the harvest OF grain; aug
mcnted by the strong reserves of the
Federal Reserve bank OF Kansas
City and Its branches, to provide tn
currency and credit needed TO NOV,
the 1912 crops 20 market CENTER
without heavy borrowings outsid,
the district
With tho demand for fuel oil
growing tho coal shortage become
more acute. with shipments beinl
held up due TO tank car shortage
the low price Is apparently not helC
Ly the law Of supply and demand
Earl +. Hicks. superintendent or tn,
local office, said in his weekly re
port to Bradstrcet's, on OPERATOR
have every reason TO believe tina
better prices will come soon, III
declared: in fact the premium OF
some grades OF crude oil offsets tn,
decline In price. Large quantitie
OF oil are being stored and man,
oil companies are increasing thel
storage to store cheap oil since tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-31
weekly BUSINESS review PAGE
Business Conditions Are
Promising Banks Declare

recent decline in price. Drilling
operations are generally curtailed to
reduce production.
Hicks study OF business condi-
tlons leads him TO believe generally
they are good in spite OF the strike,
with the building program the
largest in the history of the city.
Collections are better Wholesalers
report a fair volume OF trade while
the retail trade II quiet, with no
change In the manufacturing sit
uation
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-31
MAY BAR BRITISH FILM
British Embassy Has Appealed TO
prOhihlt English Movie Play.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The
treasury department. officials said
today still has under advisement an
appeal made TO the state depart
ment early in the year by the Brit
ish embassy against admission to
this country OF the motion picture
film. How Kitchener Was Be-
trayed."
1t was explained at the embassy
that after the film had been barred
in England and when IL was report
ed on the way here, representatives
OF the British government sought
to have 1t kept out of the United
States. The appeal also was pres
ented by the embassy to VIII II.
Hays. head of the producers and
distributors, and It was assumed
by embassy officials that Hays had
used his good offices" in COM
pliance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
SHARP RECOVERY MADE
IN ST. PAUL RAILROAD
Advance Of More Than q
Point Features Bond
Market.
NY Associated Presa,l

NEW YORK. Dec 2S.-Sharp re-
covcry of tho st. Paul Railroad mort
cages which advanced to l-2
points. was the feature of today,
hond market. tho main prIce ton
dcncy In which was again downward.
Tho brisk demand for tho st. Paul
bonds followed publication of thu
November earnings report showing
an Increase OF Sl.?l2.462 In not in
come over November OF last yeRr
and AN increase for tho first eleven
months OF 1922 OF s7.036.954 over
the corresponding period last year.
Marked Improvement also was
noted In the MinncapolI3-St. Louis
rcfundinE Las up to points and
baltimore and Ohio convertible 4 LIS
up ]. bat most OF the other active
mems were rchctionary. The princi-
pal weak spots were Fri. and Jcr-
sey 5s. Scaboard Air Line Consolidat-
.d Gs. Delaware and hudson Is and
wheeling and Lake Eric Consolidate
cd is. all Off TO Ii. The market
price OF Heading bonds was not ma
terlhIly affected by the publication OF
inc proposed aggregation plan whero-
py tho liabilities under tho 100000
u"o general mortgage will DO divided
between III" Reading Company and
the coal company In "A proportion OF
one TO two.
Except for "a drop OF "a In
Mexican As aud losscs Of po!n.
.hch In the Mexican largo 5s, and
frhSuc LIS. there wcrn no very
Important changes In tho foreign
list. Victory 4 3-is improved cent,
on WOO. but tho other United State.
government Issues showed losses OF
TO - cents, the fourth LIS SUI
icrinG the most.
Ihcfc were several conspicuous
weak spots In the lis; Of Industrial
LIENS. losses Of points each h.iny
Sustained by Republic Steel 5S. At
iantic Fruit per cent certificate,
and lhggc't & Myers Is Copper
Company liens lost ground in SYM
pathy with the lower stock prices.
Chh" as and ccrro do Pasco IS yield
inS point each.
Total sales Cpar valued were sIs
0il. 0Oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
MARKET IS AFFECTED
BY SEVERAL INFLUENCES
Hcavincss Blamed on Order
Sending British Fleet to
Conslantinoplc.
MUCH TAXATION
SELLING.
Increase offerings. but insiders Arc
Unwilling 81 Take shares Except
. mt Concessions LOSSES Range
From One 10 Two Points.
By nrOadnn wall.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-The order
directing tho British fleet to ConStau-
tnoplc was given as tho reason for
heav!ncsS in the stock market to-
day, but tho underlying cause was
found in Increased offerings OF stocks
by people TO register tax losses and
an unwil.inEncss of insiders to take
tho shares except at price conccs-
sions Declines, ranging from one TO
Two points, were not Il source OF
surprise In that the selling for taxa
ton had been expected No matter
how optimistic insiders may be on
securities they never hold prices
when they know forced selling is
coming. Although Baldwin showed
strength and touched q new hi.h
price with S;udehaker. signs OF weak
ness began 20 appear before the ac-
iual sailing of the British feet had
been announced. The general lis,
has been showing evidence of top
heaNin'SS. du" to an absence OF buy
ing power for the last three DAYS.
The heav'ness did not become gem
fraL however. until the afternoon
Those behind Baldwin ana Studc-
naNcr' which are considered spccu-
lative leaders. naturally withdrew
support when the h,aVncsS spread
10 All parts OF the list. Steel COM
mon at ono time showed a gain OF
about point, but it also weakened.
fihd! quotations We're near the low
est. Today was the last day when
taxpayers could sell securities on
which 10 establish losses. Trausac-
tons made tomorrow would not he
completed until January .. 1929.
ana would not be cOuntcnauced by
Inc revenue department.
Cotton Receivers IInIf OF Loss.
faliurc OF the commodity markets
to register any violent price change,
furnished an indication that there
WAS no real fear OF war as pro-
;esS"d with regard to the stock
H'arhet Cotton at one time showed
a loss OF about 81 a bale. bu, re-
covered about half tho decline later
This selling represented proiit-;ak-
ing. Wheat was from ii-2 to cents
= oushcl lower on realizing sales
f"re'sn exchange also paid little at
teht!on 10 the sailing of the British
meet Tor the Dardanel.cs. Sterling
moved within q narrow range
Transportation shares dfd NOT
shAr" in thu decline 10 the extent
shown by the industrial leaders
Railroad earnings for November con.
hnued TO show Improvement The
one bright spot in the common car.
Tiers was found in St Paul. tho
stocks and bonds Of which showed
distinct eettorment for the FIRST time
In weeks. y large block o: the Sc
ouFities overhansing the bond and
stock markets IS believed to HAY.
been tinaliy disposed OF.
Forecast Copper Activity.
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COTTON
NEW YORK.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dee. 2N.-Ih.rc wcrc FUR
but trading WAS much less active and al =
ierinSs were We'll enough taken at de-
shines OF some ~ or ~ points from tn"
nigh levels of early yesterday. to steady
pilccs March sUiu OF To -C.DJ. rallied TO
91.is AMI closed at -. with the gen
t,"i market losing steady at net dc.
opened steady at a decline of to 10 points
under overnight selling ORDERS and in re.
Sponse To relatively Easy cables. Their"
Was some trad. buying ut the decline and
but realizing or liquidation continued AMI
e., lis iar"rabln View OF N.ar EaSiylm
ioi u reaction. Prices cascd oil M conS".
qucncc until January sold at 50 and
AiIy at 2yo' about IL to =? points net
lower on the general list,
were rallies during the early afternoon
rn reports Of good spot demand IN the
south, covering by early sellers and u
mUd.iutv commission house demand
tn" early losses with May selling up TO
-hS@ but trading remained comparatively
quiet and the close WAS several points OF
from TN" best. Some OF the priNat" re-
ports received from Liverpool carly said
there was rather Il better tone In Ian
Cdsh!rc but dispatches published later In
conditions thur" 10y stating that the mills
we're r-inaininr closed for a fun week Tbs
year insicnd or the usual TWO days uw inE
To poor demand.
rh"r. reports of good mill de
niand for spot cotton in tho car"iinnS
AID a good demand was also reported IN
IN" Southwest. although private aivic"s
stated that actual business Was r"StriCl-
ed by AN absence of s-il!uS. The falling
on in the Vuluin" 81 business her" whS
attributed 10 IN" proximity Of another
trading was supposed - rcprcson; even
ing Np.
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Fort NrnNk.NiI.NT-

New .orican, MiidlinS. 800: receipts. L.
."i. sales. 81. stuck 1879
rapotts. 81: sales. 100. stock. 35.336.
pToIs. Clo >toCk $50
savannah -Ai.ddI!"s. 2G,S}. receipts. a.
az. stock Ii.as2.
Observation-Disclosures. 49,: stoci< *. cG5
N;ImiaE n-M!dd!ing. -o..-,. receipts. g..
T"%.s City Stock. 2iOs5.
Hurfuih-Ai idI.!uS. .o.h?: receipts. !.0Sa
cArcri>. SO: sales, itii stock. 1893.
baltimo!r-Stock. ..sN.
I,Gs'onz-- AM!dd!i"E, 80. receipts, 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90: stock. G.sca
stock. - sol
Minor ports. Receipts, 3.3-s exports. D.
az. STOCK. ssij.
Tot! {od..y--. Receipts. .-.s:a: exports. o.
Total for week. Receipts .Os O25, eS-
.OriS. 5.i.1.
To;a! !or. season-Hece!pts iol5,s7:. es-
pOrts. 90. -.
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NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dee. -S-A r"nc-
tionaTy feeling was ON display In the
cotton market today during n"or!y the
entire session. Moderately wii. declines
Vet" made under liquidation with r"cuy-
ersos every now and then. one Of which
was In progress when the market closed.
~ tina; last prices Were at net losses on
n" session ~ hut 10 IL points. january
closing Mt SIS.
In the early trading there was consider,
hi. irrcGu!arity. the nrst downward
mov"m"n, amounting I" TO q points.
ing. bat most OF tn" selling WAS due :" a
desire for profits on tn. part of "a" trad
r!~ on IN" long side. by noon til" mar
k,t had made its low levels for tn" day.
selling being increased by rumors rsv'iN-
cd by local brokerage" houses that part
of tn" British Acct had been ordered ."
ConS;s0i;Uorlr. At the lowest January
traded at 2h.-.' and h"r. the liz, stood al
declines 10 - L" q points Sew buying
came into ;he iuarkc; In tho afternoon
because OF reports az q continued strong
sp"t situation ana small urturus resulted;
R"Ii!-h news had no rurHt effect AMI
e kilograms from Liverpool 20 local con-
Germs stating that most IanchaShsr" Mills
woul! hc CLOSED for Who'll. Mock sfund
N"w Year. ala not result ia much sell
Ing. although they caused UI.rh COM
m.ut. The tone on he close Vas steady.
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Divi,Ien,i. Declared.

IT. NNNU' Idt'U I'iN~1.
CHICAGO Dee. ga !0l per cent stock
dividend was declared today hy the di-
rectors OF the Standard OH Company OF
'WiNcnESTER. KY. Dec. Is Stock.
holders 81 the Cumberland Pine Line
Company. with Offices in Winchester and
a OIL CRY. Ia. AZ spcCial meeting here
today. voted stock dividend Of 100 per
cent ana increased tho capital stock from
s.! 800 90 to 100000
BOSTON. Dec. IS dividend Of 20 per
rent In second preferred stock. payable
to common stockholders. was voted at the
meeting 81 N" Stockholders OF IA" Sacc
Lowell shops today. To MAX" this divi-
dend possible" The common stock was in
creased. extending IN. toirl capitalize :
ton from s',i-gp.o") to saiSi. 800 The COM
pany. which has ulantg At Riid"ford.
Maine: i.owcll and Newton. makes tcXtii.
machinery.
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iilCtGO, Dec '.-Pror,-taLInc sales
"t Arg" volume together with ubsenc. ot
about decline today in tho valu. ~
Mh""t' ifireS closed unsettled a, ,ha
zinc - r"si"r1hy, finish - a setback
o! - cents. with May ! "a. TO i:is. anu
1naE Nv. 20 itr. Corn lost =. 20 -.
cents 10 = GEMS
atter brief show Of nr,nn,ss due 20
higher GuoHtiors At Liverpool. The open
ihs h"f" "Gbhlled yrst"rGny'- ton NE-
ur"S, the s"aspn's high uric" record Tor
Nay eui then general selling on .hc par,
Of nuli-rs set In and with export husi-
ness Falling 20 dev"lop any great yigor
ana with urinary receipts much larger
tn" rcrnaiudcr OF Ia" session displayed
hut i!ttlc power 10 rallv.
BIG receipts OF corn hero WEIGHED down
prices Of corn md oats, notwithstanding
that export business In corn Wa c-ciinat-
cav" wa win hoss and grim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-29
BALTIMORE

rs At.Urlatci Frcs@
BALTIMORE. MD. bee. .s-Poiator-
:.e%r.oy ana naiiy". No. !. l-CGLz5,
southern. !..yp 80. ~! sections No. :.
$50 ~ sweets. ,,JAI -.
Onions: %.t!y~ ant nearby. c5Ja3:C.
al. sections. No. =. l%1HgcO
Apples; Packed. pgr barrel. M !! $40
49, All varieties 10, :. -CoT $50
Ess-: Native and nearby hrsts. "a rs.
Suuta"In 'rsts. -.
Butter Creamery. fancy. IS. do. prints
- y ''; dairy Prints. 3-HIl
LiN" poultry: Spr!us rhlcHen2 !nclui-
!uS i."rhoru-. lsft-S Old hens. !uCIud!aE
LcshornS 10 %; old roOstrr., IA -.
ducks. white tckIng. :3I q
Hay. timothy anG mixed hay. 100 u
Wheat Receipts. 5i1:' nushcls ship
n.nts -c.r' 80 spo;. 1872. 40. =.
burIL,hy. sput. l.s.i-
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SPOT CnrrnN

NT.W 'IFsIsENNS, Dec -s.-Sl0' COffOU.
quiet and unchanged Sales on the spot.
10 hal-s. sales to arrive. 3ii bales. lUN
midrliug 600: miiilinE. 2J."9: good mid.
ding; 800 r"celrts. !i.13i; stock. ?,.J-i
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-Spl cotton.
quiet, initd!!nI. $50
LIVERPOOL. Dee. Cotton spot.
quiet. prices easier. good u!iddIinG. !. -;
fully iu!dd!irr 1854: midLl.ng La. low
middling. 800. good ordinary. liir. ord!
nary. lilt. sales. 1000 bales. Including
100 American. Receipts. $500 bales. IL.
r!uainE - sn' American. futures closed
iarch. II %, May. 1886: July, Iii5; octo-
IivEErcoL. Dec. as-wc.kly cotton
statistics: Total forwarded To mills. g.. =
900 h.,"s of which American 2).d'"; stock.
$500. American. 5000; imports. 500;
American. 1900. NO exports were re-
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WNSiIiN,irnN

By Associate Ted press. !
WASiilNGTc%. Dee. Figs. strictly
fresh, iNu'o southern. g..
Live rnnl'ry: Roost"gI = turkeys, -:
spring chickens. siQ -. fowls, -.
Dressed poultry Spring chickens. -Ift
y. hens - q %. roostcrs, =, turkeys. so
Live stock. Calves choice" ,2i.: 10.
medium. l.. lamb. Is: live pigs, each. 3C"g
Po:ntocs; 10 !. sacked 2O)ac.:5; so.
=. sacked. 50Hi.ol. sweet potatoes. North
Carolina. I5r 10; nearby 10 q 80.
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Observation-Disclosures. .nj5: receipts SOS.
shipments. ".l35; sales, j.3i+. stock. aSo.5S5
McngplIs-- A!iadIinS. 90. receipts. e.
90 shipments. s,asi. sales. 5is0. stoci.
lsG9t>.
,Augusta- MiIdlinR, .ss.. receipts $40.
sh!pm-ntS. 3Ii: sales, lis. stock, 1s.Q7i.
ST. Louis MiddiinG. 49, receipts. -
j6a: shipments, S.as!: stock, =, -.
Atlanta Middl!nE, %. IL
I.itil" Rock M!Galiu.. $50: receipts ~:
oGS
Dallas Mlddling a5:9: sales. !.2i5
Mont spm"ry- Middlins. 2G.o3: sales. 10,
Totai today Receipts. 2+?iI, shipments,
..,3.c: stock, i9i.sss
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotation,

city and state Securities.
va. Cen,uries 3.
West Va BIS 1879 %
street naiiwn, Hnnds.
y and T. Co rs 1895 81 90
Car. Pub. Ser. Co. SIS 80. 1921
V. II. & =. Co. IS. ..l93i Si5 SO
r. > Roysiei Guano
pc. bonds go. -. lo6i
stirred "nii"n, STOCKS.
=. II and l.. Co. 49,. % - %
Va Ry. and 3 Co.
UnIIrond St"rks
4. Z. l. OF Conn 80. 100 los
r.. l. and y com. 100 2"5
r.. +. & +. Div. OBJ. 100 255 265
t.. #. and r. per
cent. guar. ...... 100 $50
r.. r. and e.. per
cent. guar. ....... 100 260
Insurance stocks
AT. Life Ins Co. -. 100 ESQ
Life Ins Go OF Va 100 5o5
Va. i. & NJ. Ins. Co. - 10 so
hank md Trust CoInpnns stock
American National :. 100 PAS
American Trust Co
(ClasS Al ......... 100 100
Broad street Bank E. - so
Broadway Natl. -. 100 l2t
Blk. OF Com. and Tr.. 100 227 233
Central National -. 100 2n0 325
First Nstionai $50. 100 272
Merchants National 100 40
Mech. and Merch e. 100 322
state and CITY Bank
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PHILADELPHIA

I nv Ns~OCIH'rl VF"~--
PHILADELPHIA PA. Dec. !S-Bu'tcr {:
Western creamery, extra. 81 near by
prints. fancy. ~ to &C
Eggs: Nearby. nrsts. a.
Poultry: chickens. I've. lsG p. tur-
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LIVE STOCK
RICHMOND LIVE srnck

- IR!thmoni Union -,9cx, yards,
49, Ma ~. f"if su9p,S ~ cattle Na
trir'H aeihs uu al cattle vim p', 49, ~
"hH p'lrrs. steady with last Week
ana W ............ =,
!-NirH choice ucayy steer. %,,7. w.
-H7-ll't' 70 good steers ltp
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strictly good steers. :. 10 lbs
I-A,ra choice nc.yyy' steer: y,,'.. a y.
No. Wy! 10 good steers. ltD
common % medium ,teer, Z"
Gpyl 10 .np.,e COVE
|cr-.'ma5n 10 H2a4 gow s,,,. =,
90 poor s............. st9 S,.
. .il'iIt,, % f1 asl,q @he ~.
O. To- rutrhri bull. ,, =, .,
+,,sn: e.n'uon eo.orna buu- So a..
-th"lc" AT ne,tr-, 80 to ..
Mo IN % good nei'.l- SO '-' -
os5s e sa' : 4a4 .. &c =
Gree corn,ted hos l., to 4" "a
Gooa ,orn.,~5 p,s. .ns . q -
AL soutaera nos, .oii saoiec, IT, in,o.,
tiJn and when soft aud onv
&C., Seod y, tf.-1.,;4. a.l,e, :" u % 70
1ioauu Souih,rr caI,.. y
r. r SHSh tld neavy calves
NTsa' uw .mos ............... !. " =
C9mmon to ar shcc...53..,.''.' q
-, -b~sinH'us July 10 the Iar.et
"a iona5a s''e %'.! q Fr'asy satati.,
on other than ines. tav. "''shsd
,5.o@5. Ad2. sr "a i..,... .gaa,'ls = ela.
lea-ct!ne advance i. most .us,e-..- &C.
800, uu.H beef steers @s.. Ill.,, Xxx.
more m 6-iter gfadIs tt."r,. .l'i' ar
higher. NeN calves ., 10 5Fnf.n.-
.-s ani feeders. shout steady Slow XIII,
i'"N: QUIZ desirable bn.oria bulls I'm.
q a. eIih sto9,t-Ts am fe-icr, --q -o5
~fs5le G Siss. ' @sy61siajss. s@g,, Gs4a,.s,.
df S2fs' few N' ssrIy .ai ~" - ap
s .,'a siht'Dpefs; around steady. tux % pacE.
loads unsold a, noon: ,oq. :s55. i r., H..
su'chrIs -2S % DsrkeTs ttlk 3e.i-aaI.
irer .sfofn W 10 400 ho1,e u, rI'',1 "a,
.! .sss1 g 9 . 23q.a a Hse rs nos
Met!hs', ~: e.ippeat 100 pound ".nH so
lev YORK. Dec, 3..-ca.u. receipt.
@cslyea ,Fses;g,s. leo; nrm; yeai.. ION
tTds"I euts ss-CSg i26 :it;is esis's 10
Sheep a az i lambs: ReeeiPts $50: ,wesk
i2HanW. cuiis.. s65q 100. Z 49, ems
.oHoEss,, Rsseip,.. go: steady; medium
s,G3.S: !oushs. 7.25d5.75.
neee'pt.. light; 2LG22s.pttG.s' STEADY. hssyl'
s isn'i foo H. a s:SYsS 'S1' CO., sh' p@a
: ST. GSs ;s sp fh ?5G;g?s?' s sre,
$3.50: Gamers. io30lso
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Dec 2:-Ifors
Receipts. Light; prospects. steady. heayiou
ana packets, 5.CoGs.oo. mediums 100.
!'ghis 20: hesWY GisA. coo: Light risa.
CAttie: Receipts. light: prospects STEADY.
,taers 2DGtDo bulls. i5O3:5o: ycariiur.
:o!I-,O. cows. 2t1M3.cV: veal calves 81
$50. Gamers. l0o0l5o.
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PRODUCE
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

fly Mountaineering Co. 1917 Enst Cary
Street Phone Madi."p 2m
December -, l9g2
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siilifre,i.

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