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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
By GUY MARBLE.
worlds Special Corresponds ont.


PAWIIUSKA, Nov. 1.-THE begin
Ming last week OF the erection OF a
large, 1i-room apartment house by
Erie II. Smith and Clarence Lob
man marka the latest move IN tho
building campaign now In progress
In this city. Perhaps 40 buildings
are In process OF erection. These In
clude structures OF all classes.
dwellings, Gtores and public works
In all stages Of completion. The
city management has practically
completed all the projects which
they have had In view with the cx-
ceptlon OF the disposal plant about n
mile east OF town.
Tho largest building now in pro-
cess OF erection IL the Citizens' Ma
tlonal bank. n five-story structure
which will cost about $500, 900 when
completed. John -. Mitchell ~
erecting store building OF two
stories on tho main street OF the
town. Somewhat north OF this, j.
w. stroud Ia putting up another
store building. The Soderstrom ga
rage about block farther north Sc
nearing completion. About n block
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
BRADEN PLANS
PERRY REFINERY
Gas Magnate of Tulsa Ha,
Process of Increasing
Yield Of Fuel

Special 10 The world.
PERRY, Nov. 1.-THE ft,lpsn
people OF Perry have secured a,
for a refinery to be built bore ,,,
Glen 7. Braden OF Tulsa. THE 80.
consists Of SO acres adjaccr q, N.
city on the east. Mr.. Ba fa, n,
the material ready to ship ana vo,,
Will he started at once ON AgHiirg
There are several blocks of sereac.
in the vicinity OF Perry tha win b,
tested out in the near futr.. ana a
refinery here Is d neccsstg Al,
Braden has a patented process i,
making gas from the residue NJ ~
refined oil that has a mure hiebe,
y. 7. y. content than natural ea,
which he will use In connect on V.6
this refinery. He now LAS tbA
franchise for gas for Perry nd ha~
splendid plant In operation here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
CLARA'S TRIAL POSTPONED
Court RcccsscS over Saturday--Sbc
May Know Fate by Wednesday.

Los ANGELES. Nov J1---Clara
Phillips. alleged IN a m IN r
murderess' OF Alberta Meadows.
may know her fate hy noxt Wednes-
day night There was no court to-
day because or Saturday and
Armistice DAY.
Demanding the death penalty and
branding Mrs Phillips insanity plon
and her stoory that her mind was a
blank during the period OF tho muir
der az fake. Deputy District-Attorney
Burke closed the first argument for
the state late yesterday afternoon.
Defense Attorney Bert llerrlngton
IS expected 20 uso all OF Monday and
perhaps a part of Tuesday IN his
argument in defense Of Mrs.
Phillips.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
Poor Mcn Whistle. Rich Men Don't
Don't.

Tho late United states Senator
stephen B. Elklns OF West Virginia,
once said: although money IS "a
great power and is never unfashion-
able. yet we must not fan into the
error Of thinking that IL brings hap
plness and every good thing IN hte'
Far from a..
"A clever man once eaid 70 his
son: John whom you chase the dol
lars, all right: but look out my boy,
when the dollars chase you The
trouble, worry. and anxiety Will
dwell with you After a certain
point. wealth becomes a burden.
robs its owner of cuse and repose,
yet | have observed how eager and
willing people are to struggle along
through life with the burden OF
wealth upon them.
VERY rich men never whistle;
poor men always do Bird songs
are in the heart Of the poor man.
This is well. II would not be
right that only the rich or moder-
ately rich should be happy. This
would not be a fair adjustment Of
thinss. IN every condition Of life
there Is compensation. Emerson, one
OF the greatest Americans, makes
this essay on Computation" the
best, think. he ever wrote
ODpratad nv a levcr n new rtlldor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
NEW NOTE SENT RUSSIA
Ncnr East settlement Does Not Con-
corn Soviet, AIlics Inform Emss

N''' - ' I'0t INFI''H FTIIVTII ftWHH.
LONDON, Nov. IA joint note
was dispatched to Russia today by
tho allies, stating that the near east
peace settlement does not CONCERN
Russia and that Russias was not in
vited TO participate fully In the par
ley r-- t-9t reason.
The allies stated that Russia would
not be allowed to have any part in
the Turco-Greek discussions until Il
comes time 10 settle the future statua
OF the Dardanclles. Sea OF Marmora
ana Bosphorus,
This motto was In replv 10 Rus
Sian note protesting against tho nom
participation OF Russia ana charging
the allies with having selfish motives
at the conference. The Russian note
states that Russia was frankly sus-
picious OF the allies attitude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

4 now process that has beon dc
vcloped IN Chilo Tor the extraction
OF nitrate OF soda ls expected to
greatly increase the nitrate riches
az that gout,try
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

A circuit breaker employing an
easily melted alloy features a uey
electric iron which cannot s,orqs
clothing on which 1t Is used n IL 81
comes overheated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

4 group of engineers OF several
spcclaltio8 have associated them
selves In an organization that plans
10 improve tho living conditions OF
JurnslaVia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Though hand guided in the regu-
lar way n new lawn mower IL pro-
pclled by an electric motor supplied
with current through a cable.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

Operated by lever, a new rudder
for small boats Is made TO serve as
propeller by initiating the move
ments Of fish's tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

the arEumer, for tho state. would
",,.eid ;lc club OF public opinion above
the heads Of the jury. Attorney Et'
.rrr declared that the case was no. ~
he decided upon pubic opinion bur upo"
evidence as submitted 10 the Jury.
Defense counsel explained to the jury
rha, there were no Intermediate Nero!c's
:, be given on; and that as the stale
had asked the verdict must be guilty
~ murder in he nrst degree or acQu!t-
tai" Mere probabilities arc not sutA-
cen: for conviction, the defense a''o'
Acy stated.
witness viottmIzed.
Attorney Gardner declared that not
A state witness. except officers IN the
case. against John kam!nski remained
un.moeached before the jury He SAID
that -oung boys had been forced 10
testify in INC case .0r the state and
had been v.ct!m;zed into telling un-
truths.
Defence told Oc kaminski being
brought - America from Poland when
but child OF three years and that lie
had been reared n the coal mining
fields us Pennsvlvan!a. lie further
stated shat Kaninski was a mctherloss
boy and tina; he was the sole supper;
&C two small sisters IN child'5 home
a, Pittsburgh.
Kaal1nsh Sh eds Tsers
on several different occasions during
tho arguments OF counsel yesterday
afternoon. Kamnski the defendant
shcd tears always keeping his eyes
g.ucd on the jurors lie showed great
interest in every word spoken by the
atiirnNvs and attracted attention ot mo
spectators IN the court room by MS
plainly visible feelings OF emotion.
Throughout the afternoon session yes
'arday and last night tho Brooke "iuntV
Circus, court room was packed 10 ca
rac!iy. Many women were IN evidence
~ tho audience Standing room was II
a premium at last nights sessiin and
INC rriwd had SO inr-ea sod that the aisle
was f''cd and many others stood In the
rear OF the court room.
! verd,'r Of first degree murder or an
a.qVtiaI must be turned b. the jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

,,-ua-,ls pror,p who favor nvo5{bl.
,jou are not as vocal as thosa who oy-
pose il. The ar-umout ,Or NgA: wlnos
or beer o. tor a mon.uca,lou Of the
enforcement !>NS Is usually accom-
panied win sn"2 plausible state.
WcCi3 thai Il Is maN1S h'aC"aE. IL
IS doubtful" however. Whether N a
clean cUt HeGl 'h.s sentiment
wouldn't be diminished by ~" rroH.
bt;oQ argument th1t - yield al l".2
means to break dow0 the whole ha"
..ar. The women voters - 1t large
extent hold that view now. the pro
.iat'ioni~ts. however. have constantly
- face the danger o. rcariIoH--not
a-aics' the '@HoN Of pTo@io''ioH or
IFS abstract virtues hut It's practical
abuses. is actual workings. state a
ter stat" east o, me MISSISSIPPI rive
= h""om!nE arouse" owe" tA' %Fo"''
0: "hoo'loGS'ns. "hI, III the "r''
wHrve s'1to@ have horA dry tor MANY
years tn" problem - GRACEFULLY oe'"-
ra~aro"d N'tN -" 'Nrr.''AN As d"
closed issue II Z r@'"tSa. ~ SEM
weDt comes = VIII nor ne IN favor -
Il return - the o." saloon 9"' y VIII
- protest AGAINST ''EmsE enforce.
neN' ~ the law.
As 70 Prohibition.
Prohibition. after all. is no. an izsue
nationally as might b" supposed It's
effects are spottv Indiana and Ono.
New. Jersey. Now York. and New Ems
land in other words the populous
states are discussing il as a live cues
-, Tresr arc cato. whore Renur.
.r;,ans and Democrats can be found on
n:.bor sd, I. is an important que.
tion hi, nor party matte.
Tho tariff has had some r..oct but
nora ago,n i i not na.,ouwr-c. THO
I,,rano,,Ncl,nr,he~ law wa, PASSED
49,. 49,, - hare =, i,frro,re on this
o,,o.;n, pm, tho mrrnYrlngs and
,ha ,-,.,,h,ir~s ,rd ~ currents o. dis
content are he-,nnins to be noticed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
PAGE TniRrEEN

according to instruction IS introduced
bv the state and accepted by Judge ]. 3.
Simmerv.lle. the presiding judge De-
Tense attorneys objected to the instTuc-
ton alleging the jury could. under inc
law. bring in n verdict for nanslaugh-
ter. but the court ruled otherwise.
\. TWO o'clock Friday afternoon az
torneys and the court had prepared tho
instructions and Judge Sommcrvil'e
called a recess for lunch. He recon
yoned court at $50 and started reading
the instructions TO the jury.
Three hours TO a side was agreed upon
nv oppusinE counsel. Prosecuting At
,c-rcv W 6. W'ilklr made the opening
address and he was followed by Charles
schuck for the defendant Attorney J.
2 Handlin then spoke on behalf OF the
state and Attorney John n. Gardner. OF
s,eubenville closed the case for kam'n-
stI Attorney ConiH made the closing
speech for the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
p|ERCES SMOKE SCREEN
Continued from Page one)

r,.ea running into severa! million DOL
lars. have been effected.
ere ANY, further Economics beyond
these are Immediately possible. me poo
Mo or tho state ara entitled 20 Ect ~"
benefit OF them without delay.
az have st,l two more months I"
serve rs your Governor. l therefore IN
rIte the candidates Who say theE nav"
definite econonr" plans, 10 F.N" US the
secret Of how they expect 70 accomplish
further saving o: the public funds ana
wa n-o1,tse 10 pU. their plans into IN
mediate execution.
oTrc-o Is no reason WIZ th"s" savings
should not he made now Il ihe% are
nossl5le. Likewise. there IS no reason
WIZ tho public should promise SHch
economies II those ma rinS the promises
DO not have ? definite plan IN mind -
10 how % hriaC this about, and arc
merely making empty promises.
Faced Difficulties
When we came .0;o of1'c, F"Ne:n'7
Davis sad. 40 faced the results or 4
no,,cv o. do-roth.rcHNss. State !nsti-
tut!ons aud tN"!r reeds had been ne
elected. our state universities among
them.
''Trn Democratic cav i!dat" now open
70 advocate the ahI:I nnmcn' % III"
.,,.a universities go far ae stat" az
-. r. concerned. which tncy have
s,.., s,,.c rYr5or us
20, ma, MONT. ceel w. shruId not
or,v make 3. a. easy aa has been done
! ,o- ,rovo 90 humble pavertaEc "a obtain
a h,rro- education. hU' h"l."Te Il" dar
,e rn, far distant when every son ana
daughter ~ an ohio "It'2"n nay Obtain
q collrg" education IN state nn'r"rSit'"s
without being ""mneN"d to nav any ~
I!on wha'~v"r. TheSN S'a'" "hlNer
stiles should - aS tr"" as ar" our pup
lie schools ,.,
In a'H'',Nn ~ ,,,,a 90 ,,-ro,.
'ut!on7, highway construction -, "rSrh'
" needed IN thNS' "dHS W I'"'oI
roytat7n, h7I ItEt"H, 'p''" '''uS
conducted WIN HUI" u ~, -.
efficiency ara eoNhN'"N, am "''".'-
O. urHV7'HHsS''E" aSH!''S. '-5S -
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to-day as Il vas siN months az" anu
'hr Nariju- followers are hoping th'
lmu"Ovoment will r.utIuH" Bu, un
loss all signs fiji O." iamoI- farm
bloc will be more powerful IN 'N. no&t
congress- and klrk ~ p greater fuss
than it ever did before. Tire farmer
fools that ho nae h'nN Nnttcd on the
hork but not helped II" wants som"
thing nor" than promises tic wants
A definite system "i a~ri'U'''r"
finance tina, Will put nun @" Pa'''S
IN tn" money market WIN tO' manu-
'aCtuver and NrOd"C"r clStNh'Tf. N'
wants lower freight Iat"~ II" =
against ship subsidy not because ne
has thought il out c1r",Ni.y ou' De
case he objects - an''Nln~ mems
do0A until he Is taken care a ''TS|
c cooa Ru4 Prices ow
~. o ,,,n -oo4 M, nr,ces
I',,S H.. n" Wv nan,s ., mast years
'.' .,u- o,n,,,s,,. S~aru,a,ion IN
,, " ,'ai 80. civ Of ~, oc-icultur.
=, and now values have shrunk there
= Iis.r,,ha,co and many BANKRUPT,
&c - h,,ma for this hu,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04

I tried 10 show that several prosecution
v.f.reyscs were forced to testify as they
nadr and tina. soa,H q tho !n:e sA"''n
If u D.,a.. ovn Geyul.cs o. temporary
officers had Killed him n the mine
battle. .,, ,~-,.
mon. Tor Kaln!nsi.i 20 hay he chAhsed
h.s..r,sv" n $50 c'r!oCi; on HE evening"
Of Jalv IS merely because Il was t'o'
,gu,,usI! hal returned - Ave!!a' s'a'e
mise, said. to the homo Of Jake AndeI'
,,.,,I,r. e the .tvc.la miners !o'a j,
and ,nat as close friends "A Nam'"aN,
!erl Andes were, ;hc latter had sal"
nothing 20 tAe defendant about INC
march
state quer!c5 defense counse! as 10
why the Young girls Who saw ha!h'asN,
forced TITO the march ~ mo oTiuSe .,tu
! nor been introduced ami made 20 tcs'!J
as defense counsel said !, would 60 IL 49,"
opening statements TO the JA.!. 81,
A::y. Con!r said that defense mac Ia.
ct +, contradict a word OF the tcst'
r,,rv r!yen nv Charles Wilson. inmate
~ ,hc Pennsylvania Training Schooi' At
,rorrarza Pa, who had testified Kan
l-slt told him all about the mine ba'tie
IN tho Brooke county jail on August ~,
Wilson'S statements az 'E tho rcS"'' -
rr,,n.rad:rtoi. state counsel sad -Af'F.
~nnrrT closed his argumen, win pea
:, the Jury 10 return q verdict ~ muir
/ der ~ tho first degree.
Attorney Fandlan stated mat '"e
march on H. CItionviiie vas not mean
3 - 10 roD,,'U! or III" men wonId r''
lave ncoY armed and c"n*9!r"d 70 o"'
, ,.-0y rrnper,r and life = any pcfs""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
uBGRo EXECUTED.

-uzSsrnc. Ala, Nov. %.--1"i"% HlT'
I'D nero was hanged today Tor s'a|-
,nc Frank +. Ragoy. Jrr son Q, -.
Rev. Franz f Baghy, pastor o. ne
PRESBYTERIAN church Of TGsHese" Bag
bv IT.. was a ministerial student
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
KAMINSKI JURY
(cont!nusd from Page cne)

% tNa' Is -r'~SE. 'EoE 'S4rt
.... q ,,,,so,.,c,. - "!nyadr and ccg,rcy
,n~.,o, oc IVES, Virginia."
'.,sc t.>e~sA Summarized tho case as
o., ,,,,,,!r,-,. - ;ake ne re o: KAN
...-k." r~ed.5..:.v Of a. safe Witness
o. Woo attacked IN y!tro.!c SUN ~
.l.sn-f.sI.'s ATTORNEYS
Tho rial IS TO nrs: Q: mora ;han
-hn :HG!.tWen;' growing out ~ In" a
,r,l on .n"-ua.cl !n.ner7 a. IN!;o"v1ne
g.. r,,,t,a men who marched on and de-
s,~,,.c5 n. Goa! triple ac:er seTtu men
9, Sc. killed
,..,. ',-,a- ~ six hours - me sum.
....r....,.. 90 ,-a evidence the 'a-Y was
-,,, ; Z. v.,.c1 3, retire and COG
,o~s.r. -,o,rh, or adjourn urtH
...,,'-,,
,r o.. take yrach a. =: ;na!EN'." ono
...c-a...d
no. ret. ~.5 3.,4 the crowd TIA, "a
,..I ~. corr. room secuted back 20
I....., 9. verde,
.,, .,,,-,r,or+.
oPoN'"e
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. EL' = t'' d
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Sharp Upturn in
Wheat Market
On Heavy Buying
Closes at a Net Advance of
"a TO 32Sc; Decision
OH Cappcr TincIncr Act
Construed as Bullish

CHICAGO. May 16.- Buying in the
wheat market to-day assumed the
largest proportions witnessed in sew
oral months, and there was a decided
advance in prices. Traders generally
construed the United States Supreme
Court decision on the Capper-Tincher
act as bullsh influence. The market
closed unsettled at 2A to 3Fsc net
higher, with May s1.45A and July
S128% to s1.287s. Corn gained 6s to
&c, and oats y to s.G &c. In pro
visions the outcome varied from ga
Groc decline to rise of 25c.
Stimulating market effects OF the su-
preme Court decision were emphasized by
sudden upturn in Liverpool wheat quo
tations, reducti ion Of 7,79s. 900 bushels in
the worlds available supply, and by re
ports that foreigners were purchasing
future deliveries Of wheat here. 1t was
scale was under way AT the seaboard. and
before the day was over there were esti-
mates current that Europe had taken
1000 900 bushels. Resides advices were
teriorating, especially late sown wheat.
New crop deliveries of wheat showed
caso with MAJ. September establishing a
higher price record than Al any time here
,ofore this season. Bull leaders combated
assertions that manipulat!Ne tactics We're
responsible for present prices and that
Chicago May wheat was out OF Iine with
other markets.
Receipts here continue liberal, 225 car
loads to day. and there Were fresh deiiV-
Purchases Of 100000 bushels Of wheat 10
arrive hero werc reported.
Upturns in the value of corn and os Is
were aecribed to the action of the wheat
market.
Provisions averaged higher in limo with
hogs.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE. Auctfcnesr
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN Fl. MULLER & son.
OFFICE 90 WILLIAM STREET.

HENRY J, LEAKE; Ancsion.sr.
by ADRIAN II. MULLER & son.
OFFICE 80 WILLIAM STREET
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18TH. 1922
at 1880 O'Clock AT the
EXCHANGE sALEsROOMs
nos: IA and IS vEsEY STREET.
For Account of Executors
81 shs Profile q Flume Hotels Co. New
$1,000 Societies Realty Co. Inc. So M.se
ticipat ting convt. Bd., Series 3. 1879
10 shs. Pacific Sugar Corpn. prefd.
shs Pacific Sugar Corpn common
slls Seashore Electric Railway Co
10 shs. Ward Carpenter & Co. Inc.
1000 shs. North Fork Copper Mining Co
$1,000 Liberty on Co, Inc. 7~ convt.
Secured Gold Notes. Series B. due
Sept. 1871.
Gold Notes. Series c. due Jan'y. 1929
shs. Liberty on Co. prefd
For Account OF Whom II May Concern:
2.s6o shs. FortyFif,h & Forty-sxth street
100 shs. American Telegraph & Cable Co
30 shs. Cincinnati: indianapolis West
ern r. r. prefd., v T. c.
50 shs : ci1sinna,i. q Indlanapo,!s & West
*1se,ooo Guayaquil s. Quito Railway Co. Ist
Mtge. Bonds.
- shs Huayaouli quito Railway Co.
prefd.
1000 shs. Nechako River Mines. Inc.
1000 she. Alaska Copper Corpn.
Is shs. Universal OH Corpr.
1000 shs. Nechako River Mines. Inc.
10 shs. The Rock Tunneling Machine Co.
25o shs. Alaska Copper Corpn
1oo shs. Universal Oil Corpn.
1o shs. Universal Oil Corpn
90 shs. Cosmopolitan Bana
10000 Second Avenue r. r. 1st Consld
Mtse % Bds.. 19+s. Cts. OF Deposit.
l,ooo sns CITY q Suburban Homes Co.
90 shs General Gas & Electric Co.
Cum. prefd-
6Nshs. Northern Ontario Light &
Power Co. prefd
200 shs Willya Corporation I'd Pretd
Cts. Of Dep
100 shs. Tubize Artificial Silk CO. of
America 80 Cum. prefd
90 shs T~-,ize Artificial SILK Co. OF
.,ooo America Class B common.
*a,VoO lubize Artificial Silk Co Of Amer
lea 1-year SO Note. due April /,
1922. extended to August /. 1929
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Cotton Continues
Advance, Gaining
3 to u Points
Market Firms Up on Bullish
Trade Adviccs After Re-
. actions Promoted by Re-
ports of Better Weather

The cotton market made new high
records for the movement yesterday
Reports of improving weather condi-
tions in the South caused reactions
from an opening advance, but the mar
ket frmed up again later on bullish
trade advices and renewal Of com
| mission house support. July contracts
which had sold off from 20.b0 TO 20.13
rallied to 20.60 in the late trading and
closed at 20.45, with the general mar
ket closing steady at a net advance OF
to q points.
There wore eiehty-nne moro May no
tees making more than $1,000 bales ton
withstandirs this May was relatively
firm during the day. II Is getting to he
pretty late TO start further shipments from
the South. and the local bureau has now
as though May shorts ware becoming n
little nervous over the possibility Of fully
liquidatng their commitments through
deliveries. This may have accounted for
the f,rmness of May yesterday. while there
were also reports OF frmer spot basis.
The weather In the South was still moro
or legs unsettled. but the showers seemed
to be passing from the West to the East
ern belt and tho outlook was for warmer
weather in Texas and Oklahoma. South
were unchanged to - points higher with
nm increased volume OF busincss. includ-
ing sales OF 1865 bales al Norfolk, where
ntddlnE was quoted al 20c. compared
with 2l20, tho closing quotation for May
at New NorS
Tne local market for spot cotton was
steady and . pointe hirhet. at l.10 for
middline. NO sales were reported
Cotton Range OF Prices
Range Of trfCes
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Curb Prices Firm
In Quiet Trading;
Bonds Again Strong
Fluctuations Within Narrow
Margin in the Stock List;
Inierborough 6s and Free
port Texas Is Are Active

Fluctuations continued within mar
row range in the stock list on the curb
market yesterday, but bonds, especial
ly the Interborough 6s and Freeport
Texas Is, were active. The former
worked higher, but the latter sagged
on protit-taking after an early gain.
Standard Oil of Indiana and Cities
Service held steady, while Fensland
worked into new high ground. Marine
Oil turned fractionally lower.
Daniels Motor scored a small gain.
but Hudson Motor was easier. The bal
ance sheet of the former company is
sued yesterday showed current assets
OF SLIT, sol and current liabilities of
$229 900. Radio common worked up to
6 and Dubilier Condenser was in de-
mand.
Mother Lode Coalition was in strong
demand on reported preparations for
iyidend declaration
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Country Produce

nss:' *" G:f' s;s
acc; seconds S21z q @33hc; lower grades.
s5'ss; So soore ss a4'sc; SO score, stc s.
37ta @3sc; hrsts. a5@37c; seconds, So a
34hc; lower grades 32@ 33c; state dairy.
rent gsn MAKE. make es,ras ss s7@ s7ac irsts; . @
N cheese1Rseeipts were s,sss boxes New
average run. l61a @ls%c; twins, fresh spe
cials lie: average run, leh @1e,sc; nat..
3Ias, GA as ao"h, to quaIty 2o@2ls wlsconsn
Daisies. h@17%c: Young Americas,
hges-,Recelpts We're 59,53s cases. Fresh
ass packed. extra frsts, soO3o1sc; hrsts,
Is :. eassae i tlrsts: rs u @sso; seconds and
dtrties, storage packed, No. !, csc; reeu.
lar packed, No. I, 24@241ac; no and
poorer % 2o@2s'sc: g, 55; checks poor to choice,
whites, candled. extras. soc: uncandled, nne
extras. rs a SIC; nearby and nearby West .
ern sr hennery whites. average extras. $50
nearby gathered whites frsts to extrs
frsts. % SIC; under grades. Csc; Pacific
Coast whites, extra, 5sG37c; f'rsts 3Sa 35c;
frsts, 80 a SEC; under grades, ESQ 29c !;
other Western and Southern. gathered
whites, 27G32c: nearby and nearby West
ern hennery browns. extra 32W34c; near
by brown and mixed colors. gathered ex-
tras. 81 pal &c; irsts to extra hrsts, c7Is
@Soc; duck eggs, 22030c
Potatoes Florida. barrel $20s5.75
South Carolina cobblers. barrel $l0s5
state and Maine, old 1s0 pounds, s2.25m
81; l65 pounds. sl.7d@s25o; $50 rounds
sl.7o so: Long Island. barrel s3.25@
sS.7o; sweets Jersey, basket. s2@s3: Della
ware and Maryland. Soc q sl.60: yams, Vir-
ket. s1.5o@Si.75; crate. $1.1oQSl.25; as
paragus. Delaware and Maryland. doz
s275 @ 80; Jersey, I.75 @$55o: Pennsyl
vania, $30s6.