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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Leonard Has Sho,cin0 for
Nice Producer South
of Depen

Leonard Petroleum company test
In the northeast corner OF 1S-I5-S,
south OF Depew, ls spraying oil aud
making considerable gas. and the
butcher sand found At s,Si5 feet
just touched. The well liz looking
Ike good producer and later re-
ports are looked for with interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Refined Products Shipments
Continue Hedpy

PONCA CITY. Aug. i2,--AlthouEl
the shipment OF refined oil product,
continues unusually heavy out a.
this city, II develops that with veI \
small exception the entire amour
is for domestic use All shipment
are eastward and, according to rul
rescntatives OF local rctineries.
are being moved without difficult!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Wildcat Test in Southeast
WuskOgee County

The Continental Drilling company
has rig going up for wildcat test
on the Thompson farm in the south
west corner OF the southeast OF the
southwest of the southeast OF 24-l2-
81, southeast Muskogee county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
Ticker Dope

Imperial OF! company declared
quarterly dividend of 75c n share
payable on September !, record
August is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Coupons No, ia OF Imperial OIL,
Ltd, share warrants designated TO
cover this dividend may be surren-
dered for payment on basis OF Ca
madam exchange to National City
bank OF New York, Royal Bank OF
Toronto, or at Imperial oil office in
Toronto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Walter c. Tengle, president of
Standard OH OF New Jersey. estl-
mates pre-war Investment in oil de.
velopment in Russia at $1,000, 900.
Says British and American interests
are in accord on policy demanding
compensation for nationalized prop
critics and denied knowledge OF any
arrangement with Barnsdall inter-
ests for drilling in Baku field.
Corona subsidiary Royal Dutch
company has completed Chiconcallo
No. 3 well for zoo barrels daily at
2l60 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Like last
week, the course of security prices
have been confined within narrow
range. A new high level was
reached and what was OF more con-
sequence than this was the greater
number OF individual gains made In
arriving at the higher average
point. A sign of the changed as
nect OF the market was its ability
q hold firm in the face OF weakness
\ certain groups affected by trade
ondltions.
Al no time has the long, con-
uued accumulation in mercantile
I'd mail order stocks been more
lpayent than by their action this
,eek and we believe that in the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13

Tampico - Pantepee Petrolsum's
sc" 10. IL, lot ia, Chinampa,
showing per cent emulsion at
5000 barrels has been closed in.
TampiCo--In "a hours to Z a. M,
August IL, Toteco Pool yield ILL.,
OQO barrels OF Oil
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He'd advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS


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Many Hear Great
Talk By Dr.. House
On "Dress" Today

announced By Ds. +. l.. House for this
evenings lecture AZ the FRS; congre
gatioaai church II will be 1t : 20
O'Clock and it is announced as the big
lecture of the series with nothsng Ike
il On the American plat funfn. Dr.
nonse viii lecture on Where Is
Heaven" on Thursday afternYn-
Dr House q cleared that resuiutioa
was facing the American people
lhrcagh the economic and moral con
disioEs OF dress in this country. in his
address, ON The Psychology of Dress
this afternoon. he in part SAID
so furious has become the pace oi
dress THAI fotas many %; The Young
women a.. being driven into innta-
ral.tv 10 obtain L by rich men ~ho .se
takiny .dxanfaYs. Of their Eee<ls. he
said
Young Ncren are so arxsons q
dress we'll and have all things -s-
esll,n that 4 young man cannot II
for 70 marry On his salary OF 81 5.e
vear" continued the speaker
lie declare some Of the big banks
hav" posted notices that 40 yoant
man ii their eanpfos viii ha allowed
- marry On sur a salary pecarse OF
his inablll. - raees expense aui -
: result th.f,> ~ debts pile Up
Many a Young ran goss into BASH
elcr laar'ess rather than tahe .
chance win married lfe and its *
pense aeeeauy. said q, lioa.e Ei.sa
scneo, eif:s hJVa aasn' the pa, aas
arr sires 100 aeii aud the ssi i.cfs
the warNsasn.an naane ssof... F~s-a
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. COMING EVENTS

Wednesday, evening. 7:S~. - n :
so.ee. annual soeetsns Ct ;te h-i.fu
River Yacht csubL
wednesday evening. Jaaa1-y -. -
Palmetto Club, Reesptso~ to ~ -rpse
Cities .eseher. AZ . o'esses-- All ss~"s-
eers Of tsc ciuo. stei- sosh<-c- ~
sr.encz sre invited 10 sstee1. 20 ~esss
informally ~its the teacher
"wednesday evening. Jar n. r-3r
lar prayer meeting ser~.-es ~ 81
Triple Cites en-r-ne@-
"Wednesday cven.ns. Jar =. =. ca
siro 81r3osrc, csacs ~ 1rnsrse n
Legion.
.s,Gncea-y ev~a.as. ia.usry - y
cc-crecssicrsi -h4rc,s. a@a-s~t ~ Lr-
e l. Acu2c. sui ..ct TIE Fsfs>r.
the s-5sonsc Msaa 81 c. ARD -
st-;y SIR. ~ ~1-s ---1--.-sfs ~t-rzss
81 S3s.~
Th2 ~se7t evening ssn. : :. 1s-r
Der 81 Ger rp~fcc. Gown :. Brow.
srie. II the crs@ai- -sscs s-efp
E.resu - TIC c~sted s.7ss css~
Der CT Commerce. Nil @pez. e So
orcari-s.ic- sroo.cnc-
Tnarsdsy -ser .. S-a.sar. - -
A-rncrv National Gusrce ". OxLs =
-r,csis r legion. rsSNetss. 8. $50
r. TIE oelsrc iefssn $ 1st fc- ~
---fc c1rsrr ors.rso. Tse be- s1re -
rs~ season iS anticipated.
T-a-ss-y evening J7s. -. - r44s
scr,sr,. the f,ccse th7, lace ssGis
sr.er 5.rsctica ot ars sos-s.zc ,se-.
rei53. n bcr.t. u ting L-r:ca- g. =
SsStr<c tirrs-y fard.
Trssay .veairs. Jan. -. :. Cz-asss
d-r-s ~ american L~7sc--
Fr.aa1 evcns~c. Jan g. = Ssetc
~snn7. re-.ssrzs' sz-s ? t--rovtf 81
srsr.ioa assh trai,-d saic-7ss -ns.
birds Cre " me -esusar ertxrt
uert ccyr-e ran.5crs.
sa.-rc-y -ts-rsc-s. - =. - 80
met.o COX. rec9fsr Saturday IT,
cs-s..
s1ssrea. esee,",. Jss. i. Il 1scr-
3rs. sHacss~an -ecs-a - Sls2. is.c7-e
baseball le7eue.
Su ID. 1t.=rrcon. 49,. 8. - A4d
tcrtsfn. 1rnes. SeNe~-. speaker s~e s.
u CSea Fern SoDicc-. +i..ke
washed Or .ac--a 1niSs- rsec --o
- ~ musical program
Nc-cay -s~ni7g. Jan c. - Casino
A-1e-sc-n legion car-c-
Asoresdsy evening. sar- q. rcsu
far ND .-es prayer meetings n -
II rie Ci.ies cSurchc7-
a eonescay -.en.rg. ian. e. 4. CO
sF1o. American Legion ccnce.
Tr4~-cay nocr. JznSsr. e az Pt
mate : 20. luncheon CT ere c-1o = z
p ~ Members should secure t.c-ezs
IS earl. as possible from as. }. {.
lse Mrs. Anna S.epirersor s. frc-.
ne Tar, Rocky store
-flrscay ,s-erroon. January g. =.
Ccr~reg aticu'i church. ado ess D. G.
& : Acase. s-t!-c-. ~.here = t7=a~
81
T-alsoa, even ~. .an- -. =. srr
DRY. Sass $. High Scncoi. i0doof
r-seoaa league
rr,csf evening, Jan %. a. Aadit5
r.uni. Laersnt ana Company. mystic i
number On s. asos course
Fricay eve ~. Jan 20. - cssf7e
American Legion ta,oe-
Friaa r. n 10. jan 20. 81 Psir-1e-tz
2 ci-o. fo0s .csie deoartrsSrt prog ST
Artists re-'.si 18th Macsn'e Cars
z wall n onarse.
Se.arca. evening Jan. p a 49,
! cry y NJ c. 4. =. Ar7ersr7r ~~as7
i1uco- raSetsa seasG-
Saturday zf-@Fno1e. jar p = p
z re.tc ciac. regular -e-~s -arc pa -
SUNDAY a.ternoor. Ian. p a. -a--s
Z tc~sara Or Isaac T -esd arc. -p=7-
! ar cleSe at Torssr>s. ADDRESS - -aran
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

world : voingc -
h'ft most ~i'lely
experienced Dip
lonfatS Though
rlete her II NOT vet
-. he has filled
Amer, IN tljrio-
matic posts on
three cont inents
with conspicuous
success
t'letc nef " a :
horn at Green
{ asfla. Pa. April
n. 1873 II. was
gra .uase i AZ
, = n b . rs burg
tPa 4 e cA y
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Isi--,t:.Nf.i.f- AsAEeI ~.
also eftfsyA 14 tnEr
,l-..s-1.. t'lfi3iHA s14 tNn
Met I.sN2~ sH
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
ENVOY TO BELGIUM
ONE OF YOUNGEST
WORLD DIPLOMATS

jan. II finder
Henry z r teh.i-
as am ,JJsSsflOr to
j. one Of the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11
WANTED TO BUY

SFs,oNraHASD FT-T.NET1 a4sa
ana sold. w. rta s.N. sos
Nctr uS.a ~ rsw eul-lS
LIT North Beach s i-ane
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Open r. rlY ases4-ur SIS
rp fsts.St some $500
l.stte~s sdtsl.>s r &.
,fa.s u =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

ROOMS WIrH rpr NfTHeft7s fstNt.f
With pglsHc Sr tf <o9 ~.
- ~
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Me
Il RI Bungalows

At CTItN SAFE
Public sale OF three modern Bungalows
fully Furnished and ready for ocra-
fHtpcy. situate, follows 81 No
Teach 81. I'VE rcoln c,snraiew and
bath. together with more raau half
acre ground. can be used fas either
garden or Development also Nos I and
Anita st. directly opposite TWO mod )
efn bungalows. rooms aud iaflt
each fully urnisisd an. reads Tor o,--
cHrancs- All bungalows nav. city
water. gas and s-tecttirifv also bust
ness lot southeast corner Of Teach
Anita s~ts ne above properties y IL
~. SOLD TUESDAY. January Il peginptr
1T y. m sharp. ram or shine. open
for Inspection; Immediate Possession.
J. owens Aletisr-er. Holly fill.
Terms. erie-third cash. balance /. >, 2
o. years AZ per cent interest
ls,-f 49, I
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~ water front home site
Bulk headed s7Ue. 90
-. = Randall, a volus,a
s7s-il- .s-rf
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FOUND

r,.. ra - lvo: s-e~ s.
e Qs
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FOR RENT !


FOR ENNTFurriisre hpiruo.a sft
mi" fpf twr either man as4H $40. ~
tws gentlemen A.fer.4~ II faH
Nsws tHts a. - n
FOR RENT = faou p.ttrne,t. esn,.t
isn't f.r f~o sci.tals~ fns -es,~..e. ~ a,
arv" looms win batt af4a stt,ats.
.,ia Haiife~ ava rfte e.eb,tsz4 ~ Z IS.
tea INK must seltlst most lesir ~
rev Al srtptrt ~ istAfotad f.ss.s u t't4i
i.'-nntn AntS NJ Atsaa1ss Ms
VIZ. Gre ~ fusf
.''',,'s r,,,,,,,, ~ ',ssi's'' t.'.'s. ne
2h2 y t,td.,.,-' os,s, .,v..-.,,.. - 4.
f.F Ri'>T-~';t saenih setsoa r.at
II N.inv MAJ w ata
49, -- ----------,---. ------
iooatisa. s.ls-snalA. esh, ~ tDa,..t.
80, ,.,.>-r -
i've l',aias +,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Modern home and five acre
1UVe-packine house equipped /.
- pith ths place IL taken now
1)uvtona- s-ietf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

I f-,nsf. sis,as tatnshea eeai...
nae.lera.. rssAts fatt Ni'l cf. .5s
tif'y tttsf-sf 3 i~.s 1str'f af=sf ''s1
effc ~ stars. e8t : i,i.-e.staa.i f'hees
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

on RENT-rwo new six
nnDWu. Al modern improve
~ narni she'd. Woodland
~ UtdyeWoo.i. Tel 5o4.
49, se2-1l-12 If
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

Fe.. I;tNT.,-.Al..l tfsssnfs N.-t fe.t.itn
ScAbreezr. ra1f cs6so. fI if-l5sH3
iurnlzhass, is.s - ntssti t-oa Sass
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

FnR Et.NT Fur-asiled bparonssi sftt
mi" fuf fwt .fff ar man as4H st ~
" gentlemen Atfer~s~ u IIiE
N'We. ~ IL "a n
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

UPEcfeD STRAWBERRY
nn1yhe8 and Missionary I.
1mentA - per thousand G..
0t&fke. Pa I-s-.l-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

nan furnished hotel at Or
n16ntoen bedrooms. Small
mt. terms To suit on balance.
NTH Z Ra ndall. - Volusia
b 3.e-ls-i 1T
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

FOX SALE A handsome. nigh class
Tuxedo suit. Couii not now b.. bought
f'r less than 500 new For sal. az
i;lechier the Tailor. ~ Magnolia Ave.
Price 81, .;s-t2-ls- If
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

W.>EiiSGTO
secretary Of stat" |
y nose appointment
IS announced here.
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FteE iNFfiR NATION tspSCEPxtxf; tbs
but M ~ the might REQ st.eed~ssnr,
srs ~ usfrh %Hh John Y Miner. Box
~ ''ttt "f7 al -tf-st
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

.-rr So
,r ~ F.-'
~ Eta
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i.-sht;r AMI Amy furnished poom,
vit's hot ard eeti running water Com
fvFsfle living room: delightful locs.
tor. Reasonable rates. FAtRvlt,W ~
fnirNtM I've st-1-ft rat
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WE'LL FURNISHED anattiasttf 81 :, ,t..
f""ns fret. ana rear lotenes esutg
i"'afs''t. sts-asall. cont ~ trntt-
el ie. - I'd
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-11

FOR SAl.E-lsi9 model Hudson super
tx special naiilt s~a4in. equipped with
Westinghouse air spGines. ilse new
cord tires. Ear gain, 81 $50. q. W Mae
Farland. .fi : Ksslsewood Ave Phone
sos sni- i2-i,- Il
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
SHELTER GAS
PIPELINE TO
Be BUILT SOON

Contract f.r tb, pipe line 90 supply
gas Co The United States Zinc Company
-melt,r aul ofh,- Industries exp, tod
to spring up h,r, soon. has hcen BET L,
the National supply company 81 Pitts
hgrgf r DO. Amarillo on Company.
according 90 VI. q Mobiles. prc-.den, Of
fhe Amarillo Company.
Tho r.r, line is expected 20 hc ready
for operation hy March 2 Tho pipe will
ho shipped December 90 This nnc VIII
have capacity about double %, On.
now supplying gas 90 the oity accord.
Ina tD Nr Mobiles,
So, fur thr smrlie- bias Dren sur.
veyod under tho general direction 90
~ o. Uurrast of Sand SPRINGS. okla.
rr n'.f f0r fh. suelf.r who j. hvr. g.
r.sH preliminary Wu Is ot thD RANT
The .melter b. expected o. he in opera
ton hN Arul 3. Thu snelt,r VIII first
o. of th, t,e hork ryI.e. aud this viii
latsf o. Increased 20 ton blocks. accord.
.ng On ih, preson; intention OF the com.
mug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
FURS! FuRSl FURSl

Cleaned. Refined and Remodelcd New
Fure made 10 order. out u town work
sIs-'ttlts
MRS l.. &. CALZELL
AZ Work GuArant-.d
Phone sss--tlIa FILLMORE ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

Dyke 'uliuu. hroihrr oi To, Cullum.
m1 80 i,iaNor de1lrr from Lubbock.
was .u business .u Amarillo ycstcr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
LET CONTRACT
FOR COURTHOUSE
IN HALL COUNTY


tf. 600. IUH... fr
f., ..... tu. r.. HHI .Hl0.
ft .t... I. awarded .. fHa
OHH. .H N. after.
ruan
T. contract .ha
W#.- .r D... .. su
trf... ..'..u
T.. ... rH.f . u Stove
1rt a f.#. u. t.HD. fu.
I contract ..s awarded
. tH. H.r rnmh... .n.far. NJ
..... ...I.
I run.b T.H'. Conn.
1900. .. U.. .u.I OIL. wiring CON.
nuf f..
Thu. Do. ..IH.rr NH. .uMrI.frd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

Dr. u. :. kiIIouEh aud d.. Z. Rasco
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

Nsir.s, after eating is duc to had 81.
s'snon llorbiuc helps the digestive pr.
cess. clears ,ho system q impuritie.
'rl restores 20 feeling of vigor and buoy
annoy ut spirits Price 6Uc. Sold 10y e. it,.
Drug co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

.. !. >ol1k and "ilnndy" Sultor
nave just rrtHn .i from Mule.hus.
where th'f r'"or' OBJ, ducks and geese
Ir' 81 Tins 90" ,h. farmers crops They
O'fees twenty uu, Wild geese and
t'f'' SIS muari ducks in a few hours
i1r' --iii th. birds were M plentiful
mat really thor, WIS mo- sport 20 KIN
'.rm They divided their haul with
their numerous friends. and J Rooney
81 th' Oakland Nolie Sales Company on.
t'riaucd hrg, host II friend. at bal.
apartment boz Oh, 81 Charles O. big
duck and goose supper.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09
. r BItOhfER1, u. c.

AmA0l1h 0',G1s CAir"r.s.tor ..
-hififa i've yeas guIuut.'. SO
Tsrvirs rhHus faiIss'e Ne -.
ION WH't@'u HunsinE srfoss traz n.
court hous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

,tun.l Friday from oklahoma CITY.
~hrI fH.. attended a meeting of Eo,h
.-1r. surgeon. and physicians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-09

Walter {. league Of Canadian. past
.Dumander 90 Canadian Commander,
and row recorier was In Amarillo YES
fHr,lav EN- roltr 90 hts HON, irom Waco
t"ra De- bad h,-n In ATTENDANCE, I'd the
Grand Lodge 10 Texas Free masonry.
Jetii q. Bucller II pampa, who i
connected with the White pocr Land
upa"s vaa here Friday on his way
home from Waco.
v. 4. Burdina snd family of Alanreed
we're here Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs. John J.. Nhitsett ~
tisrfur,i arr here visiting the family %
D. Il T. Bass,tt Mr. Eassett ~ an
nncl, of Mr. Whnsett
Dr. q. :. killough aud d.. I. Rasco
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. May 1S.-Material downturns in the value of wheat took place today, largely as a result of reported increase of consignment notices from the country. The market closed unsettled at 1-Sc to 4c net decline, with May $141 3-3 to $1.42 and July S1.26 1-2 to s1.26 3-S; corn fin- ished 1-8c to 3-sc lower, oats 1-2c to l I-Sc off. and provisions varying from un- changed figures to seven cents advance
 Weakness in the price of the May de- livery of wheat became apparent soon after the opening and developed at a rapid rate during the last half hour of the board of trade session. The leading position is on the bear side of the market In addition to prospective large arrivals of wheat here. the prevailing cool weather, regarded as likely to improve the condition of the winter crop, and of the spring crop as well did a good deal to inspire bearish sentiment. Besides, foreign demand was slow, despite reports that France was after new crop wheat. Renewal of an estimate that 66,000, 900 bushels still remained available for ex- port from Argentina counted as de- pressing factor.
 Todayis liberal receipts of wheat here and at other points helped to discount talk of any immediate scarcity. Chicago receipts totalled 15S carloads. Deliveries on May contracts were 161 900 bushels Corn and oats sagged with wheat, not withstanding that rains tended to delay the completion of corn planting
 Higher quotations on hogs gave firm ness to the provision market
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-19
MARkrr WAS ACTIVE.


 New York, May 1s.-Trading in the Stock market today again concentrated largely in coppers and steels with a liberal sprinkling of oils and the many unclassifed speciaities recently brought forward, evidently under professional auspices. sales aggregating 1,3S5,O00 shares
 Relaxed money rates were an un- doubted factor in the days operations. Call loans were openly quoted through out the session at 1-2 per cent, but that figure was shaded in private offers inEs and much of the 80 to 90 day money was secured at f per cent.
 The demand for metals and kindred Etocks resulted in extreme advances of to l-e points. with Ansconda, Chincot rhile Granby, SN0ttuck Arizona, Amer lean Zinc common and preferred, Butte and Superior. American Smelting and National Lead the most conspicuous fea- lures
 Among steels the movement was un- certain, Midvale easing two points on denial of the reported merger with Bethlehem The latter was sluggish with Crucible. Iackawanna and United States steels. hut Republic. Vanadium, Iron Products and Colorado Fuel rose l 1-2 to l-2 points on their best
 Foreign shares were strongest of the oils untn the latter dealings, when Mex lean Petroleum gave way to selling pressure, while Cosdel. Producers and Rehners and several of the less promin. ent domestic issues made substantial gains.
 Dullness with occasional reactionar5 tendencies marked the trading in mo tors and equipments. Sugars feathers tsxtiles and chemicals hardened, DavisoI making Q spGrt or news that the com psny had won a suit involving con siderable sum of money. Rails wer' .sbEuit, with a beiated rise in Dela