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9 Diphtheria Cases
Found In High School
At Thief River Falls

Thief River Falls. Nov. 25.-Out Of
over 100 cultures from the Threats Of
Thief River Falls high school pupils
sent to the state department OF pub
lie health, nine were declared positive,
returns having been received from the
department today. This makes a to-
tai of So cases Of diphtheria in town
to date. but many of these are well on
the Dad to recovery.
Twelve pupils from the grades have
been sent to the detention hospital at
the city auditorium.
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GARLAND KITCHEN RANGE; GOO
condition.. Call zoe.
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WILL SACRIFICE DIAMOND RING
for ready cash. Write. 655 Herald.
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RooS1 4 4

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-2s
Chestnut. s5
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LET A HERALD WANT AID Sell YOUR LIVE STOCK and POULTRY use THE WANT AID COLUMNS
HEIlP-SALESNIEN

FOR AMERICAS MOST COMPLETE
line of advertising %specialties. signs.
h. leather, cloth. calendars. rulers. yard
sticks. gas gauges. etc; quality goods
q manufactured In our plant for Is
years: right prices: large commissions
paid semi-monthly: good territory in
North Dakota being filed now: start
Dec. 26: experienced statesmen in mer-
c,andise lines preferred: give sales
experience and references first letter.
The Novelty Advertising Co., Coshoc-
ton, o.
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COME TO WINNESOTA-THE SURE
crop state, leading butter-producing
state in the Enipn, where clover is a
weed aud the dairyman is. prosperous.
Good land can still be had at low
prices and on easy terms For free
map and literature. write Oscar II.
Department. 5Al. State Capitol, st.
Pail, MINI.
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LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY.

REGISTERED. SHROPSHIRE. HAMP-
shire and Lincoln rams for sale. in
Guiding a number Of prize winners at
the n. D. state fair. Also n ,ne lot
OF Shorthorn bulls. with and without
horns. n. A. Strut. Thompson, N. d.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-27

DISTRICT MANAGERS AND SALES
men for new patented speciality. One
to six needed every home. hundreds in
every hotel. Write quick for eXclu-
siveIterritory. National Mfg. Co... 4th
Floor Martin Bldg. Columbus. ..
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WE HAVE SOME VERY GOOD REGIS
tered Shropshire rams for $1,000 and
Duroc Jersey boars for $500 on II
farm near REYNOLDS. Grand Forks Co.
Order now. n. r. Strut. Jamestown.
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AN ARTICLE EVERY WOMAN
wants and wears--siK stockings, also
prices. Quality, style ypatterns---all.
Apply with reference. Sample to re-
s@ sponsibleN parsons only. Memo Manu-
featuring Co. Inc. Dept. -P116..ss114
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SHOEeMAN wANTED-PREFER ONE,
who has had some experience in SELL
ing ladies' shoes. Chance for adj
vance. Give reference. Write, 1887.
Herald. ! 5.a
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INDUSTRIOUS MEN AND WOMEN
wanted to retail 1.-THE genuine Watkins
.tional opportunity to tie up with the
oldest and iargestg company of Its
kind. Our shustlers average income is
$1.10 an hour. Are you d9tngYa as well?
and pArticulars. The ]. n. Watkins
Co, Dept. 81, Winona5 MINI.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

THE SHOE HOSPlTAL-MOST MOD
ern shoe repair shop in Grand Forks.
Parcerpost paid one way. Quick serv.
ice. John Solland. Prop. Cor. 5th and
reMers Ave. Grand Forks. n. D.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SELL SOMETHING EVERYBODY MUST
have, (read this. line owe again and
note that we said ,must); IT is uni
necessity because of government ruiz
Il. Ing, with yearly repeat. exclustvely
owned and controlled by us, IL you
n $40 to $50 . day; II You are an ,ambi-,,
\ tious salesman you WIFI clear upward
of $40 per day. Most desirable con-
nSctionS with future for those who;
Dearborn St.SSChicaEo. s@ II
SIDELfNE Statesmen sGOr-EMG
lbeat"s products sells tos3every garage,
/ department and hardware store. Big
fnonGy AorErtght men. Elnacos Chemical
Co.. Park&rshNre. iowa.
Herald Want Ads. Bring Results.
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SEND YOUR SHOES BY PARCEL POST
= to Smiths Shoe shop. IS S. 9Th ST..
Grand Forks. for first class repairing.
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IEARN BARBER TRADE - BIG
wages: few weeks complete by our
method; write for free ,catalog Moler
Minneapolis, MINI. Il i;
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=

MAID WANTED FOR GENERAL
ghousework;;SS small family adults.
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HELP-FEMAIE. ,

WANTED \ WOMAN. BETWEEN 40
and SO years old right of the farm
for l~lousekeeper. must be good cook,
neat. for permanent job. Address, ID.
a. Dunn, Cohasset, MINI.
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AT O.lCE--5 LADIES TO TRAVEL.
demonstrate and sell dealers; $40 to
J.. SIS per week: Ry. fare paid. Good
rich Drug Co.. Dept. 2O1-H. Omaha.
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FOR sALE-BRoWN WOOL TRIco-
.tine dress, for young lady; $40. All
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-27

AGENTS - SELL ARTICLES WHICH
repeat and on which you car build up
permanent business. You can do It
with '.zanol iP%roducts"f a high class
line of Soaps. Perfumes, Flayors.
Coffee, Tea. Baking Powder, and other
Pure Food Products and Household
Necessities. Write today for , new
moncy-making 6lan. American Prod
5uctss CO., SAL American Bldg, Cfncin-
y naN, Ohio. ~
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MODERN GROOM HOUSE. ALL CON-
veniences; walking distance. Post
office Box 414.
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LOST N FOUND.

BIBLE FOUND ON FOURTH ST.
Name on same. Rernice Norby. own
!. err may have SAND, by calling Mt 1909
international ave. AMI paying for ad.
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AvocAf. coAh-NIcE LuMPY. DEEP
dry mined, $6.76 per ton in, lead lots.
Cali Floyd Deitz. Phons iIs7.
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Will PARTY WHO TOOK BICYCLE
from st. Michael's church Saturday
evening please return same or call
1879 and nothing will be said.
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EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS POSI-
ton as cook In RESTAURANT. Write. CAB
Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-27

FIRST CLASS MAN COOK AND
baker wants position. Will go out Of
town. Address. 653 Herald.
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED HORSE BREAKER,
ready to break colts and bad horses.
Results or'no pay. Amos Julian. 622
University Ave. Phone 1910.
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HELP-AGENTS

sAGENTs-s1o DAILY EASY. BRAND
new Italian Glove Silk Vest and
/. Boomers for ladies'. First time ever
offered for sale through agents. Beau
tifully tailored. low priced, will last
S2for years. Lanndered over night, per-
feet fitting. all sizes. Just show sam
lect. Special Xmas Offer now on.
Write quick. Mac-O-Chee Mills Co.
SILK 1858, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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COMPETENT EXPERIENCED GIRL
Wants position in Doctors office.
Phone 1ISa.
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WHITE CLOVER HONEY FOR SALE
S4.50 for 24-lb: case. Phillip Saumur,
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LOST-EASTERN STAR ROUND PIN
with pearls around the edge. Return
to Herald forreward.
FOUND-LONG WOODEN GLOVE.
Identify and pay for ah at Herald.
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FURNISHED Broom HOUSE FOR
rent. All modern; city steam. 0'hone
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HOUSES for RENT.

: : TOIk INN H
THREE ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR
rent-$12.O0 &per month. Phone
157S-W. 1916 Skifmore.
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MAN AND WIFE WANTED ON FARM
for winter. Permanent. Job If fnutu-
ally satisfactory. Write 636 Herald.
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KIMBAfTIPLAYER PIANO FOR SALE.
so records good condition. 616 Intl.
RI. Ave. Phone 292-W.
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HELP-GENERAL.

MEN OR WOMEN--SALARY $50 FULL
\ tirSe. .S1.00 an O spare time. selling
; guaranteed hosiery direct to ,wearer,
cotton. silk, heather mixtures: Inter
national Hosiery Mills, Norristown,
Pa.
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ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young Women's Christian
Assn. their headquarters while in the
city, 49,
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Experienced SHOE MAN WANTED
to take charge of shoe department
handling ladies' and children's shoes:
e State experience, references and
salary in. first %letterA Write, 6ss Her
aid.
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FOR sALE-LARGEsT SIZE HARD
asles lHsgUniy. Phone 12es-J:
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Rooms and Board

LIGnT HOUSEKEEPING RooMs II
ADMIRAL, g.. iiIi-rwo r,oms. nicely,
turnlshed Tor Housekeeping oaan
astIHR
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 16-The
oe'ter turn IN the coal situation was
an underlying influence making for
Sleadlness iu the cotton market
throughout the session today. Addi-
tional strength was derived from
ihe dry weather in Texas. the rains
n central and eastern portions OF
lne belt and further deterioration
accounts from almost all states in
me belt. At the highest Of the day
prices were 80 TO As points up. the
close was - 10 2S up. October
traded as high as 2O.56c and closed
at 2O.35c.
The session opened with a rush
or buying in which the interior took
prominent part Along with reports
ut no rain IN drouRhty sections OF
leNaS came buying orders In consid-
cradle volume. The weekly crop re-
ports gave values another boost and
sent the market to It's highest levels.
Ihe census bureau report of 45S,5iS
oales OF cotton consumed in this
country during July did not have
much, II any effect.
Around mid-sesslon liquidatlon on
The long side was az It's heaviest
and at one time II had October Off
to 20l2c with tho trading months
unchanged To points up compared
TO yesterdays close.
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STOCK MARKET TO
NEW HIGH MARK
wall Street Encouraged
by Turn in Railway
Situation

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.--Wall
.,reet found fresh announcement
today In the coal and rail strike sit
nations, indulging in an early buy
ing demonstration that caused an
appreclable advance in prices on the
stock market. This gave way To
duIiness later. which was varied by
gpecnl demonstrations IN individual
is.ueg several of which reached
new high for the year. Trading
continued to be largely Of profess
.I1Dal character. but the days sales.
6r5O0O shares were among the
highest In recent weeks.
Most Of the standard rails ad-
yauccd / to 3 points In the carly
trading on buying orders based on
he belief that heavy traffic will
se,oW the termination Of pending
xfor troubles, but most of the gains
were reduced by fractions by the
selling pressure in the late dealings.
outstanding shares which registered
4 gain OF n point or more were
Canadian Pacific. Chicago & East
eru Illinois. Chicago " Northwest
arn preferred. Delaware n Hudson.
Lehlch Valley. New Orleans. Texas
& Mexico and Western Marylpnd.
Union Pacific broke through for
new high, hu: closed at a net gain
Of only a small fraction.
Special bouyanCy was shown by
shares OF public utility companies,
notably byN Columbia Gas. Phila-
delphia company and North Ameri-
can each OF which established new
high peak prices. Public Service
OF New Jersey also showed up well.
strength OF Phillips Petroleum and
the standard oil shares was con-
strued as an indication of substan-
tial improvement in the statistical
nsitions of the industry which re-
1tly has suffered from overpro-
iuction. Mexican Petroleum moved
within narrow limits again today.
but closed Mt slight gain. The
Mexican seaboard issues relaxed "A
bit.
Trading in U. s. Steel. which has
not been very active in recent weeks,
was more extensive today, presum-
ably because of the beneficial effect
that the settlement of the coal strike
Is likely to have on production fig
ures The common advanced nearly
n point. Independent steels were
irregular, Lackawanna, Nanadium
Replogle and Gulf States advancing
moderately, while Bethlehem and
Crucible were slight.
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Cdd Fellows Hal ll2A South Houids,
AURORA LODGE. NO 49, /. o. o. "
Meets every Wednesday evening. 7:2o D
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Cotton Seed OH

NEW YORK, Aug. f6.-Cotton
seed oil had a sharp advance today
on a demand from old crop shorts
prompted by expectations OF a bull
hsh census report unfavora bic
weather news and the steadier show
ing of other markets also proved a
factor In the advance Final prices
were off somewhat from top but
sun IS TO 25 points higher for old
and 7 TO net higher for new crop
months Sales 2O,3OO barrels. Ten
ders 400 barrels. Prime crude s.OOc
sales; prime summer yellow spot
lO1Oc bid; September closed I0.07c
December 7.92c: March 1890. all
bid.
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Chicago livestock.

CHICAGO, Aug. l6,--Cattle-Receip pts
II ,OO0; beef steers active. strong to l5c
ter grades beef COWS and heifers strong
10 higher other grades and Gamers ard
cutters steady 20 strong, veal calves ESQ
soc higher, rtocNers unchanged bulk beef
cutters largely t275G375, bulk bologna
bulls s4O0uA25, veal calves mostly ti20O
a. 1895.
Is lower top $1,000. bulk $3.50 0,05,
packing sows generally steady bulk S775
dg26 practically no trading on pigs.
heavy fS.4on o.5t killing pigs 50 25 a 10 90
to higher mostly roc 10 l5c up, top ma
tIves fi27O bulk Sl235Dl3b0 culls
mostly $500. western lambs fl2.25Wl IS,
lOc lower al y725, feeders held firm, nu
parly sales
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KANSAS CITY Aug 1G.--Cettle-Re.
ceipts 1900; FED steers mostly lbQ ESQ
higher top heavy and medium weights
tiOTb most grassers steady 10 strong
she stock strong 20 25c higher, bulk cows
S4OOQGOO. few lots around $3.50, most
ers Gamer, and bulls steady to strong.
most common to medium stockers $500
100, good feeders $50 bulk eanners
rologna bulls mostly S325G175 calves
56sdtiO 90 higher better grades yealers
mostly glO.OOafiO50, top TO packers
'tHjSg tHjogs-Recelp,s 1000; fairly active TO
neckers uneven lOc 20 l6c lower. ship
her market mostly iOc 10 90c lower. 81 i5.
Top 10 both packers ana shippers; huih
a. aOHq9b packing Hows mostly lbc
lower. bulk s. AO9I65. stock pigs very
dull. 2bqlcO lower most sales tsooQ9 20
sheep-Receipts 1000, killing classes
strong 60 25o higher Colorado lambs
SisG6 natives si2'bO. bulk tl2.O0@i2.3b.
hest light ewes 81 90,
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W. 7. OADDY, N. q.
M l. pOUNDSTONk. SecretAry
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WHEAT RALLIES,
OUTLOOK BETTER
Market Closed Wednes-
day at 1-Sc to 5-Sc
Net Higher

CHICAGO. Aug. 1G-wheat raj
lied somewhat today from yester.
days depression. the majority OF
traders assuming that tho Industrial
outlook was better. Prices closed
steady 1.Sc to 5-Sc net higher, with
September 500 rs to Sl.0l and
December s1.02 Is to ia. Corn
gained l-4I3-S TO 3-4c. oats fin
ished unchanged to a shade lower.
and provisions at &c decline 10 7c
advance.
with coal mines reopening in
many sections and strength In the
stock market taken here as indicat-
ing more likelihood OF settlement
Of the rail strike. buyers OF wheat
developed q little confidence and
there was absence OF any great pres
sure to sell, Considerable purchasing
was said to de for seaboard account
and against export business.
II was estimated that 500, 900
bushels OF wheat were taken for
Europe today. Foreign crop reports
were generally construed as rather
unfavorable, and a decrease OF H.
$4,000 bushels for July in the
worlds available supply was con-
trasted with 1,115,0OO bushels in
| crease last year. An additional
bullish factor was strength displayed
! by the corn market as result of
| hot dry weather. on the other hand.
cash wheat premiums collapsed late
| in the day, with winter wheat pre-
miums off 1 cent and premiums for
new spring wheat 5 cents to cents
| lower.
Crop damage reports, especially
from parts OF Kansas and Nebraska
| had "A bullish effect on the corn
market although partly offset by
word OF rain in Illinois. oats were
easier owing TO enlarged receipts
| here.
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I. o. q, Y. DIRECTORY
Cdd Fellows iIsll ll2t South Boulds,
AURORA LODGE NO, sg. T. o. o. y
Meets every wednesday evening, 7:3o D.
m.
W. 7. GADDY, N. q.
NJ l. pOiNDSTONk, Secretary
TDLsA LODGE No 80 ]. o o. r.. meets
every Tuesday evening. $3.50.
TOM GWlNN. N. O.
J. r. MOORE. Secretary.
TULSA ENCAMpMENT NO SIS, L. q. O. n
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. l. HUdHLET1. {. p.
r. II. FULLER, Scribe,
TULSA REBEKAH NO. IS !. o. o, F.
Of each month ., ~.
MRS. MOLLlE LOWE n G.
MRS. CARRY DAVIS Sec
Usage is71-R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10, l. o. O r.
Patriarch Militant first saturday each
W. L. BOLTON Capt.
Il u FuLLER clerk
ORDER OF LOYAL SONS. IuisA Firssid.
No ,. second ana fourth saturday each
RkYMGND FISHER. y ".
~ HUGHLETT W X.
KREMLIN TuLsOK l. o. NJ. 70 vets
every third Saturday s ., m,
l. J. WRIGHT Car.
W. ~. RICHARDS.
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. 1s.--Cattle
90 Receipts 1000. beeveH S3.5Od 175, bulls
$1,000 3,75. calves S2OOd7Oo.
ogs-Receipts $50. Hight ts.bO 1880.
heavy {9.25GS5O, pigs t5.OOas26.
Sheep-- Receipts 200; lambs $500 q o 90.
a 500
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OKLAHOMA CITY Aug l6,-Cattle-
Raoeipts $500: slow and steady top
steers ,G.6. bulk fi75a575 butchers
steady. good cows ana hclfers A,OOWibO bO
Gamers tl.76, calves SOC higher, top
$50 stockers and feeders steady
Hogs-Rc eipts 400, slow. mostly loo
higher top fglO bulk Iss5Q9 9lO, stock
ara stRady
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NEW YORK. Aug. l6.--Forelgn ex-
change irregular,
Great Britain--447h. cables A47h, CO.
day bills on banks A4b4,
Frsncc--Demand 793I4. cables Tsi.
Italy-Demand asa, cables I54
Germany--Demand 10, cables .i0k.
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NEW YORK. Aug. l6.--CaI mone"---
Easy, high 3h low g. ruling rate az
closing bid ,. offered at 3h last losn ..
Call Losns--Agalnst acceptances 3.
Time Loans-Stcady, time collateral 60
and So-days 4dii and G-month ~.
Commercial Paper-Prime 4dsA,
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TULSA ENCAMpMENT NO IS. L. q. o. y
Meets on second ana 'nufth Friday OF each
mnnih hl IL.
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KANSAS CITY. Aug. l6.--Close; Wheat
September g3hc, December 94iac. May
99asc. Corn-September 50hc, December
4sLc, May 5l%c.
Cash wheat-No, ? dark hard 5000
1,l5. No 2 red a7G 9sc. Corn--iAc lower
TO lc higher No. white b3c. No. 2 yell.
low 6stc. No. yellow 5sc No. mixed
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CHICAGO. Aug ls.-wheat-No. rod
Sl.02h Gpl.o3, No. ? hard {l03h gi.OfA.
Corn-No. mixed 62a62hc. No, 2
yellow san d63Ac.
oats--No 2 white 92hcgs3Hc. No. =
white SEA- q 33c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

.n,' m'A5IIINHTON, Aug lG.--C0tton con.
Ssiassd during July amounted to 4b9.54s
eSms OF lint and 55.42i bales Of llnters
n, ,Iipated with ib07 sGa OF lint and b3.ssa
,6 a,9i'ers IN June and H0,lf2 Of lint and
eensm. et linters In july last year, the
bureau announced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. i6.-Spot cotton
steady. 30 points higher; sales on tho
spot Ill bales. to arrive none: low mid
ding l9.7bc. middlinE 81 00c good mid
ding 22,ooc, receipts $50 bales. stock
59.s33 bales
Cotton closed steady.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

WICHITA, Kan, Aug l6-Hogs-Re.
ceipts i.OOOi ioc lower, top $3.50 bulk
';clsetWilsEReoeipts 500; steady to strong,
steers ,GOOQf5O. helfeIs sS.ooo6I 10,
COWS s4oo a $50. bulls '2'7ba i's9. calves
tt,O0Gs50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

NEW NONK, AuF Ib, b,vLIbcrty b1nd9
C''s"d ~ loo.72 second - ioo.ti, trst
! 90 90. fourth avs lO11s. victory as
uucallci i00.s0 Victory as called ioo.s2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

KANSAS CITY, Aug. iG.--Butter-
0reamery &c higher, 37c, packing un-
changed
Eggs. potatoes and poultry unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

Sa9i b15@5S0.
a,ne. Steady. Fast st. Louis spot and
ps delivery s0.lOQGls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. --Butter-HIgher
creamery extras 33i.c. tirsts 20 q soc
standards 33h.c.
Eggs-UnchangPd; receipts 6 562 cases
pOtatOes-Steady. 80 cars total United
sacked and bulk cohblers Si.5O0 65 cwt.,
Minnesota sacked early Ohios Si004iIb
CT
pnultry--Unsettled. fowls II a 23o, broil-
era 2bc. Swings 2Gc. rnnsters 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

LONDON, Aug is.-spot La los, fu-
lures La 15s.
zinc-spot L3l los. futures L5O los.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-17

New York Cotton.
NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-spot cotton
steady middlnR 20.05c.