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NEW YORK MART
ACTS IRREGULARLI
IBy A,.ocl.t.d Pres,l

NEW YORK. july :S.-Th-re were evi-
uenc-s In the cotton marker today that
'h- trade u beginning TO show real ap-
prthension over Crop conditions. cape
ciany in the Southwest. where persistent
dry. hot weather ha. led 10 an increasing
number Of deterioration reports. Thes.
we're particularly nuin"ro In the last
III" disiurhiu: s,r!kc situation and tho
absence o! outside business did no, -
spund as freely az might nave been
r"ctti under the circumstances. - never
lheleS$ HispirNrI very good unicrtOna.
The close "as :: 10 j. points net lower.
hihcuSh thr market At one time earlier
IN the day was from ii 10 - points net
!"w"-. oct"he! selling Al -o.S.
owing 20 poor rcSuous. by Liverpool
the market opened barely steady at II net
decline Of 10 10 81 points. Southern soil
ms. wth Treasure from Wall Street and
wire houses caused further weakness in
the f-st hour Of which the decline Ma
checked Nv good demand from the
trhi. Fog the IA lane. Of the day the
market acted somewhat irregular. but A.
q rule showed very good undertone
trh"r@ily favorable AS 10 the entire belt
N" weakly government report nev.rthe-
.yss referred u vocviis in many PARTS Ok
-.dered hullish ia the crop il rapidly an
pfnachinG the stag. whcr. IL Will be-
subject to injury from this pest. Taken
as whole the days crop news was re
Eardhd as distinctly un:aVorabic and at
,racici more attention perhaps than al,
any time his week. privatc repur; g..
sued todty made the condition 54g o.
UNCHANGED from a month ago aud placed
The indicated crop nj i:.-3i.ac9 bales.
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LOW PRICES PERSIST
IN COTTON MARKET
fRv As.nciatci r-.us

NV ORLEANS, july -6-i.owe- pric.s
,'.H,.I IL cnii"n today. although thcr.
.'f" strong T"cnv"rics at tim-- and Tho
Dn Tons wrr" fairly vide. At liz low
,,s,,, M make, was - 70 u ppln,s
90 S'"n.d az 20 90. on III" clos" tn.
showed net ins,Ios Of - 20 ~ Ioints
WIN ostob"r ~ SOL. ons Of the mair
'aoSrs 81 ms selling WAS a pr!yHt, bureau
G"nidi,,2n report ~ q. per cent az norma
loM.r opening vas dine m,tnly m
poor cahi.s. hut the circulation ot Tho
nr'Eai" condition hgnrns almost iInm.
iltt'lN Increased offerings and ,iurinr
me cour5e OF the mrs, hour the marx,
,rii !" iis lowest. The weekly crop re-
nn5tt from IN" government were more
-, ~. .ntnhic han "spec,cd. hut were com
~. "HH"t oS prlNate accounts from
ION ron T Tn'.r ard oklahoma. telling ~
sIeH! usmsEn oS heat and irouth. and
Hr'hir,,ns short rcro2 in many sect Ions
ABOUT 4 strong rally which around rni,i :.
session, carried tho market To levels =
points 20 FONTS w. romparcd with III.
,aSt Quotations. AZ this stage the mar
at :o.S '''h"'" :
IN III" later trading the tone turned
afh"r soft again under scattered off
!hSs apparrntly bascd an Ino.. leisuroi,.
ron.id"r4,Ion ~ III" "cci<Iv official rc-
n"i's. Tho ate trading also saw con
siderable hedge selling.
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.

ny Frcd'k r. Noting T. Co,
Investment HankcTA
-. l.. Main Street NiChrupuu VA
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CHICAGO. July 2S.-cRttlc: receipts. o.
-. market SLOW; siers mostly steady:
spots strong: ;up maturcL beef steers.
1873; best y"ar!!ngs. 1910. hulf beef stc.rs,
'"T NO.; III" stock bulls and stocllrrs
mostly steady. in-b"tw"cn grade. beef
CONS 'iui. Gamers strong: veal calves
in"=ilN -'c higher: bu!IS h-"f cows and
h.ll"Is. hYin. q: hulk rhnn"rs and cut
'"!s @'"u - 80; hulk desirable. bologna
',.,.. o." 40. bu!A vcalcrs {" packers.
Hogs: receipts. ZOO: closing big -
over than yesterdays average ~ 20
81 under N. best time: tor, 900: bulk
good butchers. io.1aTi 1890: packing sowS
mostly '.,"nNi": pigs weak TO 25c lower:
shipper took about $50. estimated hold
over. i'."p"
sheep: receipts. 400: steady Ia strong:
.nnlS on natic"S higher; top native aud
Western l'IIn-, l9.sJ. packers top
.lveI. no. best light feeder Lambs hll
l..o' h"hviss downward to ii.5o; fat ma.
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Port movement.
New Orleans-M iddltnE 2iN: receip.s
81: sales. SCI. stock. 1871
Galveston-Middlinr. Ats; receipts 1881
eNp"r'.. $50: sales. Ib2-. stock. 1s.sSS
Mc5ile.MtddlinS. 2!-"o: receipts. $50:
stock. l.3,o.
Shvannah-MiddlinG. .i.co: receipts. LEGS:
exports 3i3' sales, :! .stock 5.7Is.
Wilmingtnn-Receip !: stock. 1855.
Texas Ciiy--Stock. 1881.
Norfolk-Middl!ng. ci.s5 receipts. 10: eA
ports. ciio: sales 800: stock. $3.50
halt!m"rc-Stock. l.n9i
Eos'on-Midd!ing. Piss: stock. 62,"o,.
New York -MiddlinE :i.i5: exports oss.
Minor :,oris-Stock. e"57.
IT. T";s! ;odaSE, ..Receints 1894: exports. a.
Total for weck-Rcccip,s. sa,s75: exports,
Total for season-Receip,s. seu.7so. e,.
ports s.o33.s74
Interior movement:
Misunderstanding, 2l.so: receipts. 1901:
shipments: %l'G; sales, Ss2: stock. S4.5A.
sh;pm.nts 2oii ..lss. i.a; stock: $50.
sh irments. SOS: sales. 10: stock. sisei
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET,

CHICAGO. juiy %. IA port purcha sing
IN lhrE" amounts brought; ahou a mod
crate upturn today IN III. rr,ce OF wheat
nut with hcdrinE sai-s renewed the
gains rroyeh mostly transient Tho mar
ket closed unsettled. isc n"t lower To !.
ahvanc' with S"utcmber !oT to lnTr.
ari December l.Hsi. IN !n1, Corn lin
isned - I" ibc lower. Data /, a. :. 10 a. TIl.c
higher. provisions down - - 1,c
inhdinC futures RANGED az follows:
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hanks here Cor loans. of ,hls ,o,nl

banks here for loans OF This total
~! 'ooo shares are held by the Guar
aht'" Trust under an agreement with
Ryan mat permits OF public auc.
L!"h' WIN Stutz recently selling ar
go "hhr", naturally Ryan does no,
want INC 1000 shares which carr.
c"hN"! dumped on the market atanr
"''e 'hey VIII bring. Efforts arc
""h" 1" nave S"m1 Of Ryan's
friends form u pool and hid in M.
stock. J. J. Watson. on. az ,ho S,u,,
''roct"rS, expressed III. belief ,oda,
mat IN" stock was worth $50 !,
snare ian.y. who OF cours. re-
Meets Ryan's views. thinks II
worth Al lcas, 500.
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OF LIBERTIES
FEATURES BOND MART
[By A.,ncla,.d pr...1

NEW YORK, July 81 brisk sdysnc.
on the Tr"asury's annnunH.,n.n,"' no!ss.
~ e2.ih r,,n. 81 N,"nCGo,r1 Of th., !s.us
irfH ri iot,s'. bond market 20"
-.capI tor n ~ -. scorsd new high
~ ,nat group We're frrn bu, "s..d r.. :
rny. Nc reaction IN th- stuck market.
W'ith loans were dun AT rsrrn,,.
chsnrg' Mexican a. rallied sltrb,lV fr ~
rsthnck and Cuba Cane sugar
Nv mr. Nt-nEihened on IN. further
r.nJo mas p, wers MANLY better. specially
.ani general u and C-ntrsI r. ctrr 49,
IN" l, iI,S ,sie.; par yslu., Hi..sl 90
Wa the SlStS"cn ON Philippine rnyerr,, 10,
,IiilS E'1r ~, pSy cent gold honts -ny
und"rwritinrs included 81 Nh ~ o'n"r
en- E"Id bond OF the on. S,a~l Cor,r.,
t"t ne havana Electric Railway s. 81, 90
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. July .G-Tn.,abiii,y OF
'"iton TO-DAY ntlnu"d tu thwart cotton
SooI. trading t"r hong future delivery.
fihS blE.nH also was restricted. pend :
ng publication "f the government cot d.
ON report. Prices were steady with som.
i"h"-'lrS yT"w!nE hrnrr. Dress good.
narh'tS were more active. Burlaps
'h"M"d signs OF stiif-ning again. worsted
arms were quiet.
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SIC; IL.

New YORK, July Straw sugar firm
a. SO for cubas centrifugal. Refined
Arm and unchanged at $50 10 10 Tor Nm.
Sranulatsd. Spot coffee active: RIO -
!" 10 ~. Santos ts. liz to lIk
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st i.ou!. M!ddlinr. 2250: receipts. sa;.
shipments. ISL: stock - giS
Atlanta NJ ld.;;nr sstO
,i.iti,e i!oc;t.- Mid,iling. ESQ: REGENTS. n:
" iinpin g,f sales: s. STOCK. 1875.
ai"niHoineTy- Middling. 2ISs: sales a.
inal t2hdy.i. Receipts, sos. shipments
, 1922-07-24
CONSOLIDATED
IS OPTIMISTIC
Semi-AnnuaI Report Shows
Large Earnings, New
Holdings Acquired.

Tho semf-annua1 statement of the
Consolidated Royalty on company,
Just issued. shows that corporation to
be in an enviabie position and In spite
Of adverse financial conditions is pre-.
pared to continue its payments of div
idends Indefinitely. With the ap-
proach of 'normalcy" this company,
Judging from the present outlook,
should be in the first rank as & pro-
Queer of returns on its investments.
The. statement shows hat the In
come derived from royalties and from
associated companies for the six
months period ending June so, amount
ed TO s227,122.64. Two dividends of
three per con paid on outstanding
stock during that time amounted 20
S234.02S.44. New royalties purchased
and contracted for in six months
amounted to 4s.975.o 90. Cash on hand,
in banks, due from associated com.
panies and government bonds owned
totaled ssss. 4ss. 81.
An attached report issued by presi.
dent B. B. Brooks. says:
"A great many now wells are being
Drilled on h lands in which your
company holds royalty interests. more
especially in the general development
of the Salt Creek field. Many of these
wells have been completed during the
past few months and a great many are
drilling at the present time. The pres,
cat drilling OF the Salt Creek field Is
restricted to offset wells and one sec.
, 1922-07-24
BIC CROWD WITNESSES
SHOOTING SUNDAY OF
NEW FIVE TRIBES WELL

A crowd OF nearly ons hundred PEG
pie. the majority from Casper, were
present yesterday when the new Five
Tribes vel on the northeast quarter
Of secton 1s4o-7s. Salt Creek. was
o for larger production and drill
ers estimate the probable flow at be
tweerfko0 and 500 barrels q day. on
was thrown high owe the derrick by
the explosion Of 50 quarts of nitro
giyceripe.
The wen WIS scheduled for shoot
Ing during tho morning hours but
some difficulty was experienced In
placing the charge and It was after
O'Clock last evening that the shot
was touched of. As a result many Of
tho Casper people who motored 10
Salt Creek for the affair were caught
In h deluge OF rain which visited
that region. accompanied by a severe
electrical display.
Test OF the now Five Tribes well
Will be made at once by the Midwest
Refining company. following which
It will be connected with tho pipe
line.
, 1922-07-24
Livestock Mart

CHICAGO. July 24.-United States
Bureau OF Agricultural Economical
Cattle receipts 5000: market slow;
beef steers steady to weak; early top
5000. no prime steers sold; bulk beef
steers ss.65 q $1,000. she stock and
stockers steady; fat COWS and heifers
mostly $500 q S7.25; Gamers and cut
tres largely $3.50 @ $3.50; bulls strong:
bolognas mostly S460 q $4.7o; best
round SASS; veal calves slow; bidding
weak 10 lower; few sales shippers and
outsiders round Ss.75.
Hogs receipts s45 900; market steady
active. better grades OF light and light
butchers &c to 15c higher; others about
steady; top S11.oo; bulk ss.45' @ s1o.o5;
big packers bidding lower on mixed
ana packing grades; bulk good but
cheers s1o.25 @ 5000; pigs strong,
mostly ss.75 q s1o.25; packers mostly
$500 @ ss.75; heavy weight s1o.15 q
s1o.55; medium 5000 q s1o.e5. light
sIo.eo q s11.oo; light light S1o.45 @
Sr.oo; packing sows. smoth ss.35 q
$40. packing sows, rough $7.75 q
$40; killing pigs ss.75 q 5000.
Sheep receipts $4,000; lambs mostly
ESQ lower; top natives 1880 to city
butchers; s12.25 to packers; culls most
" $3.50: choice Idaho lambs sl2.T5
sheep steady to slow; best handy
weight ewes around $500; extreme
heavies $3.50 % $500; feeder lambs
slow tolking around $3.50 for hest
light feeder lambs.
, 1922-07-24
WHEAT PRICES
FORCED LOWER
Sharp Break Carries Futures
to New Low on the Chi
cago Market.

CHICAGO. July 24.-Big receipts
here estimated at $50 carloads led to a
material decline in the price OF wheat
todEy during the carly dealings. Bear
ish CROP figures from Kansas and IA
vorable weather n the spring wheat
territory were additional bearish fac
tors. There was a general rush to sell
and evident lack OF important buying
Initial quotations which ranged from
!. TO NC lower. September S1.osh TO
si.Isgs and December $11o to {l-10L.
were followed by a material further
setback.
Rallies failed to hold and with hedg-
ing pressure increasing the market
ruffered a sharp break in h asst
hour. The close was unsettled. l TO
SIX net lower. with September s1.o7k
10 1.0TL and December 1.oeA a1-osh.
Corn and oats as well as wheat were
depressed by large receipts. After
opening unchanged TO sc lower. Sep
TENDER g. to 6aHc h market under
went a moderate general sag.
Beneficia---cts of rain was report
ed and the December delivery touched
the lowest price yet this season. The
close was steady at u 20 1hc net de.
cline. with September 6SA to e2A a
CSC.
Oats started u to No lower. Sep
TENDER $3.50 and rallied "a little but
then fell lower han before.
Provisions were without support de
spite an upturn in hog values.
, 1922-07-24
Crude Market

ond sand we'll to every 40 acres I'm
der the present %prorating arrange
ments only approximately one-third Of
the oil is taken from h producing
properties. This method Of prorating
will doubtless have to continue for
many months as additional production
is developed"
In concluding his report. President
Brooks speaks enthusiastically of the
future and adds: II am pleased how
ever. to be able to report that. not
w~ithstanding the fact that only a
small portion of our present produc-
ton is being marketed. h company.
even under these adverse conditions is
still able to show earnings sufficient
to warrant the maintenance of Its
present dividend rate"
, 1922-07-24
BURLINGTON. SURVEYING
GANG REACHES FIELD

The urvey party OF. the burlington
haz r'most completed a preliminary
surver OF a route to Salt Greek hav-
ing arrived at that point yer the
route from Bucknum. and now has a
camp established on section 14-39-Ts.
south of the Williams camp. This
route enters the field by way of the
Williams camp on h west, swinging
in east OF h gas plant n on to the
Midwest homo camp. Another survey
will be run through east Of h escarp-
men and probably several will be put
through and the cost OF the various
routes estimated before the final route
is approved.
/, The party Is composed of thirteen
men under the supervision of William
Albert A railroad to a Creek now
appears like a strong possibility.
, 1922-07-24
UNITED craAR prv1pENp.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Tbe United
Cigar Stores company OF America to
day declared dividend Of 2 per cent
pm the common stock payable Septeu'
her 1. This is the first dividend since
November asst when 2 per cent was
paid. In 1921 dividends totalled 1914
per cen James NJ. Dixon. president
of the Tobacco Products corporation
announced that sufficient stock had
been deposited to assure success of a
plan for the absorption by the cor
poration of the United Retail Stores
corporation.
, 1922-07-24

" d4SbAAOo VI OAA4g ln1So 2Sotg III
loosed a gas flow estimated at 1000.
900 cubic feet. This operation Is now
shut down to SOC Il the casing will
hold the water from above, and II
successful, as Is now apparent will be
completed this weok when n hugo pro-
duoer Is expected.
Holden No. Q on the northwest quar-
ter OF section s5-a5-s4 struck a gas
flow at 1,s65 feet and casing is now bo-
ing got to drill IN. It 10 expected that
this well win be completed during tho
present week,
The California OIL company. drilling
on thu northeast quarter of section
1885,. which is owned by h Evans
on company corporation, has resumed
drilling al 17s6 feet This hole do
veloped good oil production or an IN
usually high grade at that depth. but
believing that the deoper sands held
, 1922-07-24
MIDWEST Pipeline
Department Moved

The pipeline department OF the Md
west Refining company has moved into
its new quarters in the new office
building recently constructed at Salt
Creek. The new quarters ara large
and roomy. and will also allow the
housing Of the guaging department.
thus making possible better co-opera-
ton among the various departments
handling the business of piping. pump.
ing, checking and guaging the enor-
nous amount OF oil going OCT of the
Salt Creek field.
, 1922-07-24

with instructions to beat all previ.
Gus records. a double shift is now
being worked on the Gordon Campbell.
Kelvin Syndicate well No. 2 which has
Just been spudded in on the south.
west quarter OF the southwest quar-.
ter OF section 1o-s5-3.
This well is an offset to the discov.
cry and rs the log OF the first well win
DO used to facilitate drilling IL is ex.
pected that h bit will hit the pay
within forty days, and an effort will
be made TO complete It inside of four
weeks II possible.
, 1922-07-24
WYOMING oils

NEW YORK. July 24.-Prices of
Wyoming oils az 2 p. m. today arc
listed on the New York curb as fol-
lows:
Boston-wyoming IA: Fensland 15K-:
Gienrock IN; Merritt s1s: Mountain
Producers IAN; Mutual o; Omar 1
1916; Salt Creek 15K. =
, 1922-07-24

n greater output, tho hole was oased
n drilling continued. Tho shallow
nand Will probably be developed Of a
later date as It holds great possibilities.
Tho we'll being drilled by CLANCY
and associates on section 1a-s<-s4 Is
understanding to SGT casing at 1900
feet.
a contract has boon executed with
the New York on company TO purchase
the entire output OF gas from this
field az oon NJ q supply OF 1000, 900
foet daily has been developed, and with
tho completion OF tho wells now drill.
ing q much greater amount VIII be
forthcoming. As this field lies be-
tween this city and Poison Spider,
from which the present supply Is OBJ
ta4ned, 1t will only DO necessary to
lay a short Pipe line to handle the out
put and all companies operating In
that field win benefit greatly,
, 1922-07-24
Prominent Oil
Operator Dead

PITTSBURGH. Pa. July a4.-col
Robert Walker Guthrie. for many
years an outstanding figure IN the
business life OF Pittsburgh and for a
time Democratic national committee
man from Pennsylvania. died at his
here today. aged 76 years. Col.
Guthrie WINS prominent in the oil bust
ness and o brother of the late George
, 1922-07-24

OMAHA. Neb., July "a. Omitted
States Bureau of Agricultural Eco
nomics)NHogs receipts 1900: bulk
heavy mixed and packing grades $50
3 bulk medium ard light. ss.5o91o.35;
top $1,000.
Cattle receipts. $500; good and
choice beef steers and she stock fully
steady; other grades a stock and
bulls I5c to 25c lower; top steers $40
average at s1o.4o: fed COWS, $3.50
heifers $3.50: veals steady; top 30.
stockers and feeders 15c 10 csc lower
Top feeders IS.
Sheep receipts 1000: lambs most
y CSC lower; bulk sl1.7oG12.25; TOP
, 1922-07-24

The Arrow on and Refining com.
parry OF L~ewistown. Mont. has de
clared its regular s~emi-annuaI iiys-
dend CT six per cent. At a recent di.
rectors' meeting. Herbert A., Hoover
was elected president: H n. Sch.
wartz Jr., vice president: Eugene Do
Mems. secretary and Ed S. Allen.
treasurer.
, 1922-07-24

CHICAGO. July 24.-Potatoes weak
err receipts 152 cars; total United
States shipments 1873; eastern shore.
Virginia stave barrels Irish cobblers
s5.75 a $3.50; Kansas sacked cobblers
sl.e5 q $1.75 cwt.; Kansas early ohios
poorly graded sacked s1.0o a s1.15
cwt; Minnesota early Ohios sacked
and bulk s1.25 cwt.
, 1922-07-24

NEW YORK. July 24.-can mon;,y
easier; high 4: low az; ruling rate "A:
closing bid az; offered at 4: last loan
az; call loass against acceptances All
time loans steady; 60 days asd 90 days.
AK; six mosths 4@4A; prime mercaht-
tile paper 4@4A.
, 1922-07-24
Wyoming Oil Mems
Is Discontinued

The subscription list OF Wyoming
on News. published for the past four
years at Denver. m one of the best
edited trade per IN the country. has
been taken over by the Inland OIL In
dex. published In Casper. and that pub
location will be supplied to its readers
In the future.
, 1922-07-24

CHICAGO. July 24.-Butter unset
tied; creamery extras 33hc; first 2sh
132hc: seconds % @2so; standards
32k @32ho.
Eggs lower; receipts 14.11o cases;
firsts 1914 G2ohc; ordinary firsts is
11shc c; miscellaneous 1s@1ehc; stor-
age packed extras an 922c; storage
packed first 21c. /.
, 1922-07-24
Edge Test Near Sand.

A test is being drilled on the south
west corner of the northwest quarter
of section 324o-7s, Salt Creek, by
schuster Brothers. of Joliet. Ill. The
well is standing cemented at 3,1oo feet
and will be drilled in soon. A produc-
er here WIN Prov considerable add
tional territory in the field.
, 1922-07-24

The weowna OIL and Refining com.
pany' located at Winnett. Mont. has
declared its initial dividend OF five per
cent, or SOC per share. payable August
1 to STOCKHOLDERS OF July 25.-This
corporation is now earning at the rate
OF about $50 per cent.
, 1922-07-24

The Lox Syndicate. composed of Du
luth people. which drilled a hole neal
Lox station west OF Casper last year
is cleaning out the hole for further
drilling Mt $500 feet. This test wa.
shot and developed quite a gas flow
at the time It was completed but ha,
been standing idle since tina time.
, 1922-07-24
Sugar.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Sugar fu-
lures closed firm. approximate sales
$3.50 tons; September 3.71; December
s.s4i March 3.57; May s.s7.
Their were no changes in refined
sugar but a good inquiry for prompt
shipment was reported. Fine griinu-
lated is quoted at $50 to $50.
, 1922-07-24
s12.25; sheep steady; eve top 81; feed
ers 25c to SOC lower; feeding lambs
s11.75.
Denver Prices

nv Prices
DENVER, Colo. July 2-Cattle, 70
oeipts 5000; market ESQ lower: beef
steers $7.oo@s.oo; owl and heffern
s5.oo@s.oo; calves s5.oo@s.oo; bulls
s2.bo@4.oo: stookers and feeders $500
96-bo.
Hogs. receipts sos, mnrkst 100 high
er; top s1o.sb; bulk ss.2b01o.aS.
Sheep. receipts none; market steady;
ewes t5.oo9s.7b; spring lambs $1,000
1925.
, 1922-07-24
IpACrFIo MuI,Ls CUT MELON.

lBOSTON, July 24.-The directors of
thu, Pacific Mills today declared the
red ular quarterly dividend Of So a
share on the company's stock The
mills are in Lawrence.
, 1922-07-24

Six hundred cars of Cat Creek crude
were shipped from winnett during the
month of June and IL shipping is main
tained at the point started this month
it will mean a total of ITS 900 barrels.
, 1922-07-24

LONDON. July 24.-Bar silver
a5hd per ounce. Money TX per cent.
nascount rates. short bills andd three
months bills 1 1916 q 2 per ent.
, 1922-07-24
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
GASOLINE STOCKS Still SLUMP.

NEW YORK. July 24-Although gasoline rehneries in the
United States are breaking all records for production, the
reserve supply of gas for the nations automobiles is stead
lily growing smaller, the American Petroleum Institute dis
closed today.
In May. 1929. s75 barrels of motor fuel were reansd
, 1922-07-24

NEW YORK. July 24.-Great Brit.
ain demand 4.45K; cables ASH; go
day bills on banks <.44x.
France demand s.45h; cables s.46.
Italy demand 4.eeM: cables 4.e7.
Belgium demand 1881; cables 7.ss.
Germany demand 40: cables .20h.
Holland demand 1887; cables 81 .s2.
Norway demand 1880.
Sweden demand 25.95.
Denmark demand 21.5o.
Switzerland demand 1907.
Spain demand 1886.
Greece demand 3.12.
Poland demand .o1%.
Czecho-S loval.ia demand 2.1s.
Argentine demand 36.75.
Brazil demand 1875.
Montreal 90 3-32.
Metals.
NEW YORK. July 24.-Coppe-
steady; electrolytic. spot and futures
IA.
Tin firm; spot and nearby 80; fu-
lures 32.12.
Iron strong: No. / northern 2792s;
2 northern 2s@2s: No. 2 southern
1920.
Lead steady; spot 5.7o@5.75.
Zinc firm: East st. Louis spot and
nearby delivery $50.
Anthony spot 5@5.25.
, 1922-07-24
ANOTHER GAS field OPENED BY
PINE MOUNTAIN FIELDSTRIKE

What promises to open up. an enormous gas supply has
been developed in the Pine Mountain field, about 20 miles
northwest of this city, by the Alaska Development company
with the partial completion of two wells.
Holden No. I on the northeast quarter of section S5-35-S4
cut the sand at 1865 feet and after penetrating the strata
, 1922-07-24

Guthde who del IN japan WIN.
American ambassa tor TO that coun-
try