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TULSA DAILY WOULD SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 1922
WORLD
SHORTS RESUME
STOCK PRESSURE
Possibilities of Turk-Hrit-iVi
Clash Hani on
Stock Mart
KW Yonif dept. JO . Pinwlhll-
!'.' nf n clash between British ntnl
Turkish troop in the neutral tone
n( IM Darilanallea teeiiltwl In it re-
moval or short pressure and the fur-
ther liquidation of weakened ac-
"inila In today's brief session or the
su'k imtrkat. prlrea fnr a faw apeo-
li'mlve favorllea reflatrrlnii declines
r If 1-1 polnta whltn moderate
I' occurred throughout n greater
I trt of the Hut.
The dlsfioalllon of trailer In witlt
nvi-r tha weak-etui and befora add-
ing to thalr roinmltmonta resulting
in a lack of frh buying power hp.
tcleratetl the decline but tlir wi
no heavy utiloidlnit nf atoeks Hnlaa
approximate! l.SO.ooo aharaa.
Hiaru waru a few outstanding
(.'piloiii tu tha downward trend
NaiMHWl Illaeult wliluli WHH pUillttll
Up nearly 11 points yesterday ml'
Mini'cil & mura today on reports of
iiitul readjustment 1ml halt lit In-
l.n gain waa forfeited Imfnm the
ili. (Ilia) elovator Jumped jiolnla.
.Mmlinn I 't( olutiin was the Indi-
vidual weak fiaitiirti a drive of short
ni'iieals agamst thla Inane resulting
in n nvt luae of c points. (Hhr
i lis weakened III lynipnlhy Inaaea of
j lo H point being ivglatured by
Hiaiirturil oils of New J or any nnd
i .ilifornlii Royal Hutch. Munition
I'll n ml I'nil-Aiiiarlriiii Issue.
Independent steels alio manifested
(i. lite uciiliiiOM Crui'lbln being
fun ril ilown ilium tlimi 3i points
Uti kawannu. 2Vi lltlhloham 1J 2;
(iiilf HlHlHe l'i; llHpulilIc lSi and
I nliuil Hlntca Hicol common 1.
Mldiala run ngaluat tho uuiti-iiI ail-
aiu'iug iitnrly u point abovu yester-
day's closing iiuolutlon.
Kail wore heavy with tha mat of
l hi' Hit but moat il well ni'S wero halil
u. li.u a point.
I'-reign bonds nml dnmestlo rnll-
toid Issues worn lit-avy In toiloy'R
bniiil unit kvt nml with a few exiwp-
linn the decline wai general
Liberty louda which halil steady In
I hr ri rat port of tho trading full oft
nl thu clwe.
Derllnee In Liberties ioro us fol-
lows: 3H (1 points; flint Hi. 10
points; second 4. Mm 20 polnta; third
4 lis K pululN. uuil rotirth 4 is It
polnta.
Tolnl inlra par value wtto IS-
831.100. New YurU Mmlis n liiortnl hy llinu
toe rli'le A In llmt Milliinnl
Hunk llnllillnii.
Hl In lli.ila. Illah lier Oloi'i
Aiai I'.ulilitr ..HI US 1(
A1II..I Ulialulcal .... 11 US loli II H
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American Alt Cliem 1
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Iliniiricaii 14iutril
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Am. h'titl IMyi ...
Ainfrlean Nuirar ..
in. Humalra Tob
Am. T. li T ...
Am. Tuliarcu
Amerluan WooUn
Anarnliilit
At'-lilaoil
All I). W. ....
llahlwln Jeicn
luilliniir. & Ohio
liin.loli "A" ....
IK'lllelielll Steel
(al I'acllic ....ftii
yol. retroTeum . .
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I'enlra. Liiatlirr ...
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it H3H 1HS lll'i
ID IOS- 111'. 3.
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bra. At Ohio 111
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t. M. Ai 81. l' I'M II
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t'olumtila Oa
Coin 1'roUtKia ...
1 oeilet
(imllile
i iiban Am. fttuar
t uban Cane Miliar
rnmolia 1'teyera
Clenrial Aiimall .
I .Mii ral Kla. irlo .
Yi.i'i.l .Motura .
I. '.i.itrlrh
(.real Xoi ffil . .
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lit
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1 711. 77S 71
l unula Central
111 HIS 111
lnt Mrr Marine rf.l II
ini.-r nicaei
Inter Paper .... 4 .
K i: Mnutlirrn .
Keniierott
1a kawanna fltaal
1. A X
Mi. mini (Ml
a'rmtiiii IVIioleinn 111 tJS 171
M Menu aenimarii .
Wiinl Copier
MMUIe Male oil ..
Mi Uula glaal
II" I'aolllo '
Ma. Pad Mo pf.l ....
M iitaoiitery Waril .
N itl.inal aTnamalliiB
Mtl.inal Ia9ail
' . mitt Copper
V Central
N- i lUvrn
. -n In-ill I'aolllo ..
i.i 1: 11
I'.k Ida on
i in Amerieau
1' maylvaiiU
1 . .I'le'a (lea
1 ... Martpiette ....
1" inna Petroleum
1 r.'u Arrow
1".T'H Oil
1 1' -inirah Coal .
.1 Ar Iter. Corp .
1' . ad flleet Car
rullman
1'uiiiu Allegio Hairar
P. lie Oil
It 1 v Copper
lu.iillnu
It' I'loila t
liMUlille 1 .b Kteel 111
I. )l Hotoh. N V . It
K A Man r I
lair oil II
Kltelly I
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uiliem Hr It
t-i milarJ oil. Cal
r aiirtard Oil
N. J. II lll'i HIS III S
t untltara
. . 1 tl
'Milobaker
i.sai Ca
T .ia A. l'acldo .
'I'. Paa Coal As Oil
i .liacao Proilnota .
' inaoanllnenial Oil
7 Oil iet ..
1 on Pacific
1 1 tn iirua . . .
.110.1 Prult
line) Hat Rlnrea .
... ti iih 11m um
.. ii it iavi iiv.
17 1714
tin
nn
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1
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17 if tIS 111.
10U TIS 791
uc in. nt:
h III Alcona! .
I H. Ileal 1 ...7...
1' H. Nubl.vr
' H. teel
1 M. Kiaoi pfil ....
I ten Copper ......
inajlum It eel ..
V rjinla Caro Cham
nai.aah. pfd "A" .
w .'etlHabowM
v 1 He lllen
Wliile oil
iltva-Overlaiiil
11
11
in itin ios loos
t in in in
4S
41S
io'li
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IT
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49
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Worlhlnitton Pump 1
'1 tal aalei J to GO.
Turrlgn llvilinnie
74HW YOHK. aVpt. 10. Foreign ei
c aula triegular.
irnt Ilrltaln PeinanA I IIS ciblet
i a 'a eo-iiay uuia an iianna 4. lilt.
Kranae Demand 7 tl cable. 7 tin.
Italy llnnand 4.11 cablee 4 JIU.
(.rwany-Demand 0 cabin .01 l ie
Nrw York Money.
. vi:V Y3IIK. Kept J" Tn actual con-
i tt vt he . i-ir.nr hmieu bank and
I l con i .n . . ' . ii. . it all iva thnt
t hr I I f ' i In ri p-l of leml
' r" rn Incrtaae of 111
V.09 f. " Ii-i v. k.
II 11 11 17
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I nS i 11
it iin its 11s
II 7IU 7M. 71
Ill
II 19. 19U lfll
17
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II IIS 61 SI
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MARKET PAGE
I l
I Cotton I
II
sr.w niir.cAN'H. -. so -ito-
nrninrprt wi.ikriMO ri'nulli'd In coltnii
todHy from unfavoralila war m-wa
and prlrra hroka tl a Imln iiiiilrr
ypatrrday'a rloav tha markwt rloaltn
at tha bottom of tha rtuy Km n
Whlla following a Inarar opi'ninie.
I ho inna waa ataady ind ih aani
rallying nhlllty waa ahown that fi-a-turril
tha trading of lha laa roup
nf at-aalona but ilurln Ihf amiuiil
half of tho aaaalon thA aallloa ramu
from all aldaa. apparrntly l.fo.niaa
of lha ffar that real hoatllltl might
hraak out ovrr Hunilay hotwicn tha
Mrltlnh ami Turka r.nl onr-M tha
alinnp waa miller way tha market
had no riTiipriatlvii powar.
I'.nrly luaaoa baaad nlloKthrr on
oci-r-nlghl war nawa afnoiintil to
IT lo SI polnta. Support Immeill-
alaly mn mat anil ranovcrle at In
that rarrl-il (he moat active iraillim
poaltlona back to within A to 111
polnta of yaatarilay'a rloa DacniiilH'r
raartlng to 20 Ha. (UrarlnKa again
liipraaai'ii and (Uirliia tha lain trad
ing waa a alaady ilrrllua lcvinhr
finally rloaail nt I9 7lr with tha Hat
at tint loaaca of 00 to HI polnta.
(Tiitton cnutlntlail dry wanthor nvnr
pracllnilly the entire halt and Halma
of a aoiuowhnt enaler apol hnala hare
nml tharu In tha li'dt were nKnlnat
valuva to iiiiiin adant hut wnr in-
porta warn lha ilomlnnllnK Infliliilirn
of Ilia iIS. Liverpool waa a very
prominent aelh-r and hnvv aelllnv
waa ernillleil to .lapanaan lu'ereata
the Inleilor apnt houaea nnd o re-
flit buyera or long rontracH.
IikIU Cnlliin Till. If.
rnrl Mannt iMIIm RmlaU lUIri
Mark
lot m;
loj IM
1 0.109
711)1
17.117
10111
l.lll
11.111
1.1m
itt
ini
e.ftOT
.nw iirirant ion
1 1.1 II
l.tn
OnlvMInn
st tt
10711
HI
l.lll
110
III
il
11
.Mom la
lt.il
it 11
iiavatiiKh
hnrlelnn
Wllmlnatnn
Ten ritjr
nnriaix
llelllmnre
10.11 :.mi
t in Ft an
11 at
it il
hllaiU DliU
.Minor porta
il.ilt
Total to.l t.H1
iii.tii
Total for weak 01 111
Tntnt tut IHHll Ht9.Ul
inierinr Mnvemerit
llnllnlnn
II 71
IM1. 17.111
lli.ltl
tl.ol
11110
T.ltl
91.471
1I.IT1
Mamrlil
Auaileta
9 10
79 I
JO. 71
in II
10.00
10 10
19
i.iai 4.100
1711 lit
t7 ....
111; I'.iai
.... 11.191
.... ill
III trfillli
Atlanta
.line iiMk
Iintlaa
Miuiiifftinrry
Total to.1ir
jt.no iti.m
I'litlnnarrd Oil.
NlttV TOItK. Kept. 10. -Cotlnne.l nil
waa lilKher nn rnverlnaa nf altnrta
rnmtiteil tie Italit e tllal nn tn aeeil antl
cruilo anil ahaip upturna In lar.l. Clnatna
hlila were 1 tn 11 point' net hlalier. ffilea
a.nno narrete. rrime crime ea 000 um.
iltna auniiner yellow apnt nominal 00-
lut.er I. tie Iiecemlirr I.OIn Match I. He.
all lll.l
New Orlrnne Cntlnii
NKW OIII.KANK. Kent 10. Hoot cotton
ateaily anil unchanged Rale nn tile apnt
la in arrive a.iae ixiw miunima o.i'ur.
mMannE :o.!Sc. eoed ml.lilllns ll.e. 11-
celpta 11111 atnrk 101117
Nrw nrk C"tln
NP.tr YOltlt. Haul. 10. HPOl cotton
quiet inlililltng 70. lie
Itntiae nf I'rlrea na HeiHirlr.1 dv Itnn.lnn
lll.ie A 1 . l lr.i noiiiuiai
Hank llnll.lliii.
1 1 la 11 Ixiw ClAla
Pure OH II 10 H 10 S
Olila 1' h II :H 1V9 iSi
K nc air 11 9J 13
Te.aa Co 47. 4'i 4S
( Irn 19' ill. l"'.
Maannlla Ill lit lit
I'lirn lianca
llnaloii Wynuilnr ... II
91
11
1
ii
is
I
11 1 in
llnonn 12
aril oT
'ona Cnppef IS
Vixleral Oil
I l-l
IS
I I II
III
tltl
nn
114
1
1
tllllllaiMl
4 : 4 s
lllen Ilnrk
Inter feu-oleum ...
1 1 l 1 a-ia
10 s
i.ivtneiinn
.Maannlla
I I
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in
1 in
nu
1
7i
10S
107
IS
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107
171
s:i
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nu
IU
7;
tos
107
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tl
J01
171
inn
tn
s
us
ml
Mnuntain rrniiuerra
11. 17. o
N. A Oil
I'enlink
ton
Mln.lir.l. Kenllieke 101
iayno a '
llatene II
Ollln Oil 107
lunula ripe I.lne ..173
Mlanitaril. Indiana .lilt.
II7H
til
IS
lis
n!
31
Htanilant N. V tit
PltiBlitimh Itanae
Arknnaaa Uaa in
laine atar US
I). K. fl Uti
SIlARIA II
ainnilnril Oil.
riealmt 1.1.1 ami aakad prlcea nt Htan.l
ar.1 Oil etneka aa teporteit hy 8tr.mil
tierir Mriirrevy a i;o m.i
Aaked
IOU
1110
111
410
99
101
111
147
17
111
9
It
111
171
91
111
17
171
109
110
II
110
III
tit
loo
lit
ii
117'i
tit
101
lit
lll'l
IT'S
tit
too
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inn
tn
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Analn Anierlean
19
Atlnnllo Iter. com ..
Atlantlo Iter. prl ....
..1110
.. Ill
.. Ill
.. 97
.. too
... 10
.. ill
. It
.. 110
.. 91
.. II
.. 101
.. 171
.. t
.. Ill
.. II
.. 170
.. 101
101
.. II
.. no
.. ill
.. 110
.. 94
. 110
.. 0
.. .H7'i
.. Ml
.. 107
... 110
llni na-acrynlaer
lluekeva Ptna I.lne ....
Cheeehrnttr.il com ....
rheaaprmiah. pttl ....
Cnntllleillal Oil
Irril I'll.a Line . .
Cuitili.'rlanil Pine I.lne
Ktlreka Ptne I.lne ....
flalenn Hlanat. coin ...
nairna hlanai. pra ...
Illlntla Pine Line
Indiana ripe Line ....
MiiancilU
National Tranelt
New Yotk Traltalt
Nnrtliern Pipe Line
ohln Oil
renn Me. lean
1'ralile nil A Dae
Molar lleflnlna
rratrla rina Line
Motittiern I'lpe Line ...
amitltern 1'a Oil
Antitliern Pa Pipe Line
.atandanl
atan.tard
8tanilard
MtandaM
Utamlard
!i.inilaril.
Klandard
Indiana ...
Knnoai
Kentucky ..
Nolwaakn
N. J. com ..
N J pf'J .
111'
490
10
111
til
to
Mtandard Ohio
awan av ruirii
Cntnn Tank lane
Vacuum Oil . . . .
Waahlngton Oil .
lnilepeiulclita
Cloalnr hid and aaked urloea nt Inde-
pendent oil etocke nn tha New York curh.
aa reported by Htran.lt. era. Medreriy ft
Co. Ill l
Arkanaaa Natural (laa .... 9'.
Aaked
10
in
t
i i
tn
ii.
n
m
4
IIS
3n
in
!9I
reiieral on 1
Illlllland com
Olen Itock . . .
Magna
Marcay
Merrill
in
i
3
I
111
7S
in
Uldweat
Mldweat.
Oil .
Pf.l
Mutual
I'eniiok
Patoilpa . . .
nany
While Ha ale
Knnana t'lly I'rndtire
KANSAS CITY. Rent. 10. llutter ana
egaa unchanged.
rouury lien ic lower larjincj prou
era unchanged tltc; apilnga lie. '
Potatoea- UneltapRed.
Chicago Vrndlice.
CIlICAflO rpi. 90 llutter Higher
creamery e.traa lie ftrat 11017c eitra
flreta JStfSlc. aeoondi Iltyllc etapdanla
tiai'iino.
Ka Unchangeil. recetpta 1117 riaea.
Poultry Alive blither; fowl. Htftlo
aprtng. lie rn.ylera He.
P ilaioea M'eak recetpta III carat total
tfnlte.1 rt'at.a ahlpmenta 1171 carai Wla.
conain aacked and bulk round whltee 71
gplOij tint; Mlnneaota aacked ami hulk
aandland tarly Ohlna TIWIOc owt Mln-
neaota hulk lied river Qltloa tOiTIOc cwl
Dltton aacked vOctjnoo cwti Mouth 1
kola aarke.1 and hulk early Ohln. 1090n
cwl j North Dakota aacked cobbler. 15c
ewt
liberty iTomle.
NKW YOHK Hct l tn I Ihcrlv liondi
r'nacd !'. If' l t l)a 00 H ec
iml I .9 o tlii l '. 99 11 (i.'trih
1'ia j i Mr I I' a tin illed) 10010
Victory ISa (called) 100.11
MARKET NERVOUS
WHEAT IS HIGHER
Strontfth in Liverpool
(Jvc renin oh hi feet of
Stock Breaks
CIIICAOf). Betit. 30 - Wheat nrleea
avorageil hlglinr today. althotiKh the
market waa nervoua on amount of
the pollllral nawa from abroad Thu
rlnta waa 1 I-1 to I 3-lo nit hiither.
Willi Ileeemtier 11.05 U-4 to 7 X nml
May II ntrto 1 o l-S: rorn waa lSc
lower to 7-Hr no: oh I a were Un
changed to l-2toi-Rc nilvaiun mid
provlalona ranged form lfic dm llna
to a Ilka advance.
Kf facta of the break In tho alork
market which waa hroiiKht about on
reporta of a more threatening imlltl-
cul altiiathm in Huropn were over
come by Ilia atrength In l.lverponl
grain on the raee or newa rrom tho
nanr antt. A general evcnlntc-un nn
fleplemher eontiiiiita hero alao tended
to lift prlrea. Trader. Iiowovor
wnro Inclined to keep cloto to tho
ahore with aeiillinnnt mixed and few
aiivlni; any aet opinion an to the Im
mediate future of vn luce Coiinldnr-
able i'VenlnK-tii over Mundny waa
undr at the lad.
Corn and nala warn linaettled hut
averaged higher rlhorta were koihI
buyera on lm Heptomhnr delivery In
both Krai a mid prlrea fltii'luated
rapidly tl n loiign aelllnir on the
bnlKoa. The trauaportnllon altim-
tlnn ronllnued nrute and trmlera re
porta from the Interior Mild earn
were hermnliiK arnrvcr.
l'rovlalona were linaettled with
Heptetnber nnd October lard firmer
nnd January easier pnrkcra buying
nome near-by l.ird with dellvvrlra
of LORD 000 poiinda
(iilrnan llmln rnlnree
Wheat Open lllall lw Cloae
Jepl. I.0IS 1.11 1 oa V. 1.IQ'.
Ilea. lots 10IS 1.01 1.0! .
May 1.(17 I CIS 1.07S 101
Corn
tlrpt. .MS .lin .11 .tn
lies. IIS .US .ll'i .tin
May .11 ! .11 .11
Oale -
-pt. .41 im .nn .nn
luo. 1H . IT nn .17 n
May .lis .! .IIS .US
Kmiaoa Cllr flrnln
KAMfAS t'lTr. aert I! cash
No. 1 l.ar.l It. 0IOI 1J No. 1 roil tl.iotl
1.12.
l'..rn..Nn wl.lla at Vn 1 wMla
lOt.e No 2 yellow II No. 1 yellow 1114c
wo i initci oie.
('Iilrnan I.Urefnrk.
CHICAOO hept. 10 Cattle llecelpta
l.too. wealt compareil Willi week ago
choice and nrlme native hear aleera nml
rearllnica lamely lie lilaher. other aradea
aricely itn down apnta ufr cnnalderati.y
more eitreine In native tieef altera Itc
Iilalier. (op tone yearllnaa 111 (on mllei
aleeia and helfera 111 71 weaiern arna.era
lararly 10c lo tie lower atoekcr. and
leedera rnnally ateadr heller rradea t.eef
rnwa and lieirera ISO lower. In between
aradea tlrniiitns; uneven aharply lower
tn apota cannere and hulla larffely eteadr.
veal rulvea nioatly t0tfi7Ba ntr week'a
hulk prlcea native Peer aleera ItlitMlOO
weatern araaaere 17.00717 71. etcickcre ami
TeedeM II 11117. 10 beer cowa and helfera
II. HUT. 19 canneta and cutteia II 00.
1.11. ilea rah e veal ralvea IU7t4JlIIJ
lloa llecelpta 1.000 dull atnuml ton
lower. Imlk 1.70 tn Jlo peuml averaaea
110 Slftto It tin to practical top twit
Inada 110 tt early out or line aoud anil
choice 110 to 171 pound hutchera moally
I10 30RI0 1I hulk parkin aowa I7 7IO
l.ll hulk dealrahla( welahtya eUa around
19.10. eallntaled liuiiiuver l.'iow heavy
19.00(710. It. nteillua 19 9049 10.11. llthl
110 10 Unfit Unlit t.lOUtO.lO packlna
aowa amnnin 17 1X14 10. p.cxina aowa
rotiah I7ll(f7 7t kllllna plaa l.ltna Tt.
Miaati- ltecellita 1.000. ntnatlv direct.
compared with vteek aao tat aheap ami
lamha nioatly Itc lower. iomo heavy ewa
more reeiltna: lamha tic higher cloatna
ton nallve lamha III 10. hulk I1I.7IOH 71.
culla nioatly 99. 00O9.I0 rat haavy ewwa
ll.aotri.CD lianirr ieiania up 10 lo.ia
week'a lop reedlna; lamha lll.lt bulk
I14.004JI4.IIO
Knn.na Cltr l.lreatnck.
ITANHAH C1TV. Kent. 10. Cat lie Pe
celpta 1. 100. lor week; hatter KM Ira heer
aleera atrady tn llo hlither; othera weak
tn tie lower top til. 10. tat aha atock
Kenerally lttflOo lower cannere and cut
tera 10 II llo Inner bulla ltlttla lower.
.alvea weak to too lower etorkera anil
teedera and atock cowa anil helfera weak
In llo lower
lloae llecelpta 1100 falrir active tn
parkera eteady tn elrnne. lit tn 110
l.oundera moally 19 7ltf 10.00 hulk ttO to
100 iioiind ll.tOH.190. hulk 19.11 la 10. 00
packtiiK aowa mo.tty eteadyj aoma. IBo
lower hulk IT.Tlrf I II.
Sheep llecelpta nonei ror week ItfJIOa
lower top III. (I aheep generally ISO
lower
Oklahomn City I.ltratnrk.
OKLAHOMA CITT. Benl. 10. Cattle He
nfia VW Br.iri... hw ..-. .... . n
ton vearl nea 19 II. plain araaa ateera
II 71(11. "5. hulk Teiaa and Oklahoma
araaa teda 11.00497.10 lieirera In car loada
lopped II 90 ami cowa 11.71 cannrre and
eiurara lt.71A3.7t.
Hoaa llecelpta 110 active. 10OI10
hither top tl.tl hulk It. 10U9.ll
fort Worth Mtratork
lrnnr IvnilTtr. Teiaa. Bart. 10 --Cat
tie lleoelpt. too. beevea II 5019 7 lt
cowa ll.ooni.oo neifera i totri.to
he (era II 101(1.10. oalvea IZ.00fM.lli.
lloaa Iterrlpta none llarlit I9.71tfl.lt
heavy l ooa.to pica iitotri.au.
Hl.aaii llecelllla none. Ulilha IS. SO
11.10 w. there It.OOrjI.'l ewea t J. 10 If
It. to.
irlrlitta Mveebiek
H'tPIIITA Kan. Kept. 10 lloa He
celpta 700 eteady lop l" it ouia u
m 71.
Caltle llecelpta 100 tor week. bulk
butcher caltle aieady other raita and
etorkera lie lower moat veaia no lower
otliria liuuo lower.
Weekly Metal
NKW YOHK Sept. SO. An usual
ly active demand from rallroada line
featured tho idocl market this week
nnd ha Klven lirlcen a ateauy tone
Tho Krenteat demand Inn beon for
ralla buyera taklnrf ndvantaijo of the
Inat days of tho old p-lcr but there
hai alao been a Runtl biialnraa In
nthor railroad iiecenaltln. Othenvlae
the market has been lent act e with
buyera more dUpoaed to await de-
velopmenta. Pig Iron showa nn easier
tendency duo to improved ruei con
tlltiona nnd Inrreaaed trii.oellnn
Conner haa relii.ilni'd ateaiiy with
a nmdornte tratie. Aiiae rrom n
fair business with (lre.it Ilrltaln for
olen demand line been iiulet and buy.
Iiik Inoroaalnx rximewhat and rather
n bettor Inquiry for electrolytlo was
reported toward the end of tno weok
Supplies' in wcoiiii-nuniii are appar
ontly email and productn hold firm
Iv nl 14 cetitn.
Tltl has ruled dull and easy. Tho
apparent flrmneas of London wits
offnet by weaker exchange llanca
tin a acarce hut 99 per cent In fair
supply.
I.ead continued atrnnR hut demand
leewned nt tlm advnnce. Hall con-
tlltiona are expected to curtail con
sumption.
Zinc ntendy but Icaa active. It Is
bolleved however tlmfniiplles In
denlera' hands nre light
Antlnionv was without further
leliatiBo and only a moderate Iniiulry
waa reportcu
Prize Winning Babies at the Tulsa County Free Fair
The" ll.-.- i'i lir t " e In
fair. Top rnw (r adinr; fr. m lift
IJnat Fifth I'Tuncea Ira antl Jnlto Zabloutlll iilrl nn.l hoy twina belonRlm? to Mr. and Mra. Jako .abloudll
IliOl South Cliii'lnnnll: Mildred Vlrirlnla Hil-.s. dnucli'er of Mr nnd Mra. John AV. Haaa. Klfth and Madlaon.
Second row! ""Jack Thomas Jones
Thraaher 100 per dent dauiihtor
son of Mr. and M. I). (I. Illaey.
.. . 1 ll ( 1 r . . Jnnnrtn 1 I.
mil. flin uitvklllllll lfvu.i; Jl IU
Tho oft-vnuntcd eimallty of hlrthi
...rtr iiii.iii.iiii I'uuicn RiiinniHij
evitienceti 111 tho wlnnera of tho
lletter Itnblea allow lit tho Tlllaa
county fnlr who thoiiKh they coino
vnnniiHiy rrom Iioiiich of great or
modcrato inenna In both tho cltv
and ural sections wlthh paronta as
vnrioii as 1110 homo aurroundlnca.
have been reared according; to tho
latest liiafjy ritltiir rules or tho Un-
akllled dlftntea of mother lovo nro
yet eiiunl or nearly etinnl In beauty
periecuon ot proportlona physical
health mental brightness nnd child-
ish awoetneas or iltsposltlnu
Tiioucn 1110 protiucta of dlsslnilllnr
environments these "best" babies
have tnnny etmlllarltlcs for In-
slance. In tha comparative youthful-
HOFSTRA MEN TO
HOLD CONVENTION
Annual Sales Meeting to
lie Addressed by Men
of Prominence
Iliislnoss men from cities In Okla
homa nnd Missouri will bo hero
Montlny. Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week to speak on tho program
tit tho annual'sales meeting ot tho
Ilofstra Manufacturing cnmp.iiiy to
bo held In tho company's offices nt
402 North ciioyenne. Heiirescnln-
tlvcs nf tho company covering terri
tory from the Clreat Lilies to tne
gulf nnd from Utah and Wyoming t
10 mo iveys 01 i loriiia win ue uero
for the business sessions that will
on riipiemuiiu'tl oy luiitncuns auu
dinners.
The sales nnd offlco organizations
of the company will attend the Clvl-
tan lunclieuu Monday the Ad club
luncheon Tuesdiy nnd tho notary
club Wednesday. Among speakers
who will nddrota tho scsxlons nrn
J. Hurr fllbbons president of tho
Ilofstra company K. K. Keen vice
president and sales manager nnd
W. C. Umm Its nudltor Hov. U S.
Hnrton ot the First Methodist
church fiouth nf Tulsa II. II.
Krliliieter of Mayer Zlrcthcrs Drug
company of St. Ioula Hnymond
Incite vice president ot tho .South-
western Advertising company of
Oklahoma City Maurlco U Crow-
thcr business manager of the Okla-
homa Farmer of Oklahoma City
I.ouls Harnett sales manager ot tho
Kerr Cllass company. Band Springs;
J. 11. Woodbury managor of nntlnnal
advertising Tulsa World and Hev.
W. O. Andorron of tho First Baptist
church.
Tho conference will conclude with
a dinner party nt tho home of J.
Hurr Olhbons In Irving placo Wed-
nesday night.
Klnrtlng In a small way In 19 IS
the Ilofstra has In seven years suc-
ceeded in nationalising n prlvato
brand of package insecticide which
Is also now bolng exported to aevernl
foreign count rlea. The company'11
products are handled by moro than
ono hundred thousand retail grocery
nnd drug Mores and hundreds of
large wholesale and jobbing houses
In loniii 20 stuteji.
Of the 230000 women In Kngland
who receive pensions from tho gov-
ernment because their hualmnda fell
In the World war 71000 have re-
married These wonum nro marry-
ing nt t'.o nverngo rnto of 1000 a
month. Pensions cease on remar-
riage but n gra'ulty of ono year's
pensions la Allowed
plrat rm rartm UJI-wJ Sefa
IN MITAL CCC. CHATtS
tlaea enurralaUveertrlarMlli) Uieeountrr
tuu nt M tiuiifr la yi. tr n.ot
mm! iv puteUr t& tarm itroduf t.
I AlumtnUaxi Malttl Kif LittM
I pMt ix brio cl thlppicx. bull. In ihvii
cW Voa and l"""1!
tffUaat ITOUjij' ftWWUWt! ;
Am 9 taut- .iietc f trrUal W4 Iti
f ralwiWburf Vu
h- or
rsti aa
aa&tsaH'grj
the differ'ft tl U of th'; ltet'er
ti rlKht) Hoy Friutk Pa ker baby
eon of Mr. nml Mra Claud T. Jones S19 North Zunln; Kllzabeth Kllolso
of Mr. and Mra. J. K. ThrnMher Oil South HoiiRton; Jack Wesley lllFlev
3223 Went Cnmorofl. Hy licrsqlf Virginia May Spenco daURhtcr of Mr
(A ....... 1 . llA. I .
JUUill UUIIUIl
ness of tlielr parents. TI10 bollover
In early marrlaijo mlsht point tri-
umphantly to tho fact thnt tho ma-
jority ot tho pnronts nro qulto youner.
Also mot of th baby winners nre
either the only small folks In tho
family or the first-born. Then tno
all the babies have on their
mothers' word nlmost liuver been
III Tho Ecneral rulo laid down by
tha mothers Is careful lovtni: care
Tho babies herein pictured all won
top rank for their neon nmonc 255
contenders In thu Hotter Hables
show. They nil nvcracetl about 97
per cent In tho physical examina-
tions nil except little Kllzaboth
Hllolse Thrasher who made an ven
hundred Kach received a 15 prlra
Practical Housekeeping
By ITOHK.NCE AUSTIN CHASE.
BtWDAY DINNEH MENU
Olblet Soup Croutons
Cauliflower en ramekins
Croolo Chicken llotlcd nice
Uakcd Ilannnas
Ornngo Pnlad- -Wnf-ra
alnger Ico Cream
Spoiigo Cnlto t . it' e
(.llilct snip.
Cut tho tips
of w I n g a
neck liver
gizzard and
heart ot tho
chicken In
ono -half
inch pieces.
Cut Into
small dice
ono poeled
carrot one
peeled tur-
nip one
small white
onion nnd two branches of celery.
Melt ono nnd one-halt tablespoons
butter In soup pot ndd tho meat nml
vegc'ablrei and let gently simmer
about 15 minutes until n nlco
brown stirring frequently mean-
while. Then add two quarts of
water nnd ono cup tomato puree
Season with two teaspoons salt one-
fourth teaspoon pepper and one ta-
blespoon Worcestershire sauce. Tie
In a bunch four sprigs of parsley
one clove mid a sprig of thyme ami
ndd to the pot. Let simmer ono
hour add four tablespoons raw rtco
and let slowly boll again for another
hour Itemovo tho bunch ot herbs
pour tha soup In soup tureen and
serve.
Cntillf lower rn lUuucVtlns Separ-
ate ono largo or two small cauli-
flower pleco hy piece having taken
off tho outer leaves and cut oft the
stalks. Place them In a pot o(
boiling salted water and let them
boll rapidly for 30 minutes till tho
Ktalka nre tonder. When done tako
them out gently with n. skimmer
that you may not break thorn. Placo
In ramekins and pour a sauce made
of one and one. half tablespoons of
butter blended with one nnd one-halt
tableanoons flour and one-half cup
milk. Season with salt and pepper
to taste cover with buttered bread
crumbs and reheat and brown
lightly In hot oven.
Creole) ChloUni Select two young
chickens clean nicely and cut Into
1 ffe I
TULSA SECURITIES COMPANY
FM.ISTKD t!FCUniTIK8
WE OFFER
Amerlran Oil ltaflnlnx IS
Clieetnut j&t hmltli rotniuon. .It.fto
t heatimtfti Kmltli preferred .ALSO
llliulie llrlla common .1.1
(lladre llrlla preferred SO
Independent (111 & tlae.. 1.00
liiviitler Oil Cnrpn tl
KlnxMiMtd oil euitiiuoil 1.70
I.yona Pelrnleuin .Stl
Merlillmi 1'rtrulfunt 0.1
TULSA SECURITIES COMPANY
K. I TAI.MAN Manntrr.
I'lione Cedar SI3 tit Central National llank Mile
I'i'P' lto' n th Tula ennntv
ot Mr anil Mra. Hoy Parker 13 1
nnd a blue ribbon. Many paren
have expressed to Mrs. Morso Gar-
rett who superintended tha show so
capably nnd efficiently and to fair
hoard officials their appreciation
for tho free physical examinations
hy experts which revealed both tho
babies' Rood points und remedial
weaknesses.
The winning boy In the first di-
vision of tho show was Hoy Frank
1'nrker a year old nnd tho wlnnlnrs
Klrl was Vlrtrlnla May Spenco 9
months old. In the secontl tUvlalon
Jack Thomas Jones 19 months old
nnd Elizabeth KIlolsn Thrasher 19
months old won. In tho third di-
vision Jack Wesley Ilhscy 32
months old nnd Mildred Virclniu
pteces-at Joints. Season well with
salt and pepper. Put two tablo-
spoons butter In atowpan and when
It melts ndd tho chicken and brown
It well. Peel and sllco thrco onions
and add them to the chickens and
let them brown nicely but must not
bo aeorched. Stir In two table-
spoons flour then ndd one cup
canned tomatoes. Cover nnd slowly
simmer 30 minutes. Waslr remove
sllco from stem end of three medium
sized green peppers (sweet) remove
seeds nnd cut In thin slices Add
to chickens cover nnd ngaln sim-
mer gently for another half hour
stirring occasionally. When well
smothered ndd a cup of soup stock
ot hot water and cook ngaln for 15
minutes Oeason.to tasto and serve
hot.
Orange Salad Pnrc largo sefdlcss
oranges removing every partible of
thu white portion. Cut In one-halt
Inch dices crosswise and cut ullces
In one-Inch cubes. Arrange a
wreath of watercress or shredded
lettuce on salad plates; pllo orango
cubes In center sprinkle lightly
with chopped pnrsley and Just lo-
foro serving pour over cream
French dressing
(linger loo Crvam Mix one ta-
hlcttpoon flour ono cup sugar one-
eighth teaspoon salt nnd ono egg
slightly beaten. Add gradually two
cups scalded milk nnd cook In dou-
bio boiler 20 minutes stirring con-
stantly at first nnd afterwnrd occn-
sloually. Cool nnd ndd one quart
ot thla cream. Strain and add one-
half cup Canton ginger cut In small
pieces threo tablespoons ginger
syrup and one tablespoon vanilla.
Freeze using threo parts flnoly
crushed Into one part rock salt.
A double acting compressed air
motor having a piston nt each end
but being little larger than a match
box. tins been constructed by nn
Irish englneo.
CALVIN O. SMITH
Municipal Bonds
Bought and Sold
Count lliinile (111 llnnd
heliiKil lllBtrlrl Kneit lllatrlet
I'lionre Ouiae 7 Ml I- II SS
tU Kraneda lllili Tulaa flkla.
NoMe Oil A Oaa com...
.S'ul.le Oil & (laa ifd..
oeo lvtroleura com..
Niirn l'rtroleuni pftl...
(hveimiiod Oil .
Olrd Hank (III Co. ....
1 1 1 1 r aV 1'riHlurera
Turman OH ('in . .
lllrni Oil & (Ina ...
V (III (iua
e:mi "raw x
pa
IK
Hass 27 months old were respec-
tively winners In tho boys and the
girls classes. Tho victorious twins
wero Frances Icrn and Jake Zab-
loiitlll. Just 2 yea ra old
NO OCEAN TRIPS
'FOR GERMANS
Steamer Fare Alone Is
Young Fortune to
"Working Classes
Bi:ni.IN. Americans still do
not seem ' to realize that (Jor-
many Is shut off from the rest of
tho world by an Insurmonuntable
wall ot pauperism or they would not
lifvlte Ucrmarm to mako pleasure-
trtpa to tho United States for the
moderate price of J120" aayn the
Ncuo Herllner commenting on ad-
vertisements of American ehtpping
agencies In German papers.
"Tho Invitation sounds like bitter
Irony considering that el 20 Is the
nverago annual income of a well-
paid workman or halt a year's sal-
ary of tho better-paid government
officials who may havo to support
tnoir wives and a family.
"What the middle-class American
consldera a 'vacation trip' Is at the
present time exorbitant luxury in
tho eyes of millions of Impoverish!
Germans. Wo should like to re-
mind the American people of these
lacis so mat tney see what sort
01 an orueai we iiav to pass
inorugn-'
Quobcc suppllca SO por cent ot the
world's output of nsbestos.
WANTED
FARM LOANS
PROMPT SERVICE
Wo can close loans promptly
on first-class farms. See our
representative in (your local-
ity or write us direct.
FARM LOAN DEPARTMENT
Identified With Oklahoma's Progress for Over
a Quarter of a Century
318 South Boston Tulsa
I'lr-t Door North of Rccurlt National Hank
Phones Cedar 2002-2003
MANY EXHIBITS
FOR EXPOSITION
State Builders and Rcil
Lstate Men Are Invited
to Tulsa
Plans are rapidly belntf f .
lMd to make the Modern Ii a
and litilltlers exposition to b 1 A
In Tulsa October 30 to .N'ovcm . jJ
tho greatest home exposltttm . f
hold In tho entire southeast
southwestern state
Invitations will bo extend. 0
real cstato men architects ba
and supply man nil over this . 1
of the country to nttend.
ACCordJtiK to Mnnuitlnx Dl'. r
Hurry llolton Tulsa's first e . .
Hon ot this kind will ecllp.".. . .
thing along this line yet atp r 1
In thla part tit tho county a.. 1
progrntn while not yet cor
will rival many of the larger ex; '.
tlons held this year In tho ea-
mosl half of the exhibit spa.-.
taken the first three days a'' '
wtiA placed on sale. HtillditiL- - .
ply mon electrical and pt c
as jvrll na building und loan .
tions furnituro conccrna. 1
decorators hnve Already cop .
1 a
'd
ror space. Director llolton - iva
many elaborate exhibits are n rJt
planned by different exhibitors.
of tho big feature sot tho exi.altnn
will bo tho elO.OOO In prizes tt. bo
given nway during the cxpo-dinm.
Thla Includes beautiful lots furni-
ture building materials and mm
snsh prizes. Other notable featuint
will Include demonstrations on sn h
suhjerta as landscape gardening
ptamilng the homo complete homo
financing prnctlc.il homo decorating
nnd tho proper arrangement ot fur-
niture In the home. According t i
Director Holton one can plan their
home complete and learn the bc.-t
methods of financing home In onii
evening. It Is expected that nverv
late and approved article that makes
for better homo equipment will be
on display.
Music and special entertainment
features will bo provided. One of
tha boat orchestras In the country
will furnish tho music for the weo'i
One of the most attractive fea-
tures of thn exposition will be tho
beautiful homo convenient which
will ho built In the exposition build-
ing. "The beautiful home conven-
ient will be built according to thn
plans of a well-known nrchltei-t antl
will embody tho best building ma-
terials and fittr". nnd v"l show
every late nnd approved Idea In
modern building materials nnd
methods at nn economical price.
When Jhe exposition opens the beau-
tiful home convenient built on a
slight miniature scale will show the
vnlue of landscape gardening and
n 'beautiful lawn and shrubbery will
be growing nnd flowers ntoomlng
around this nttrnetlvo little home.
It Is planned by those In charge to
give this lovely little home to somi
child who. visits th exposition ilur-
Inn tho week.
ATTEND ROTARY MEETING
Tulsnna Knjoyrd Intercity Convcn-
lion nl mm in-iuiL-iiix' .'
a ..e TTiMavlnria from tha
Tulsa club returned yeaterday from
Independence. Mo where they at-
tended a Hotary Intorclty meeting
nttendediby approximately 750 fin-
tnrlans. Ralph Talbot president of
tho Tulsa club and candidate for
governor Of tne r mecmn uimntii
Hen lVincaster. Kd Soph. Fred Kop-
..II.. nlnaacnrlc. W. II. Maln-
waring Stanley Thoman and Dr. nnd
Mrs. Garabedlnn represented Tulsa
at the conference.
The Cncrryvale Knn.. Rotary club
the baby club of the' Fifteenth dis
trict receivea 11s tiuum uum -hands
of Dlatrlct Oovcrnor (loorgo
T. Guernsey 'Jr. of Indepondenee.
Other clubs participating In the
days events wero those from Par
sons Kan.; uuanuic v-v.w
.111. iinrtlesvllle. Nowata and
Neadesha.
Hay M. Havens International pres.
ident of Hotary. win a speaker at
tho- conference and Ilfes Hums ot
Joplln past" governor of tho Seven-
teenth district was also a guest. A
ball game neiwcen um '"
f- 1 . I Mnn a 1 In whlt-ll Wnlt'.r
WKUlllUlllih .Mi... ...... ... M B
Johnaon speed king of tho Washiilr
ton American team pitched for tno
Kansas wnn cnneu uui-.iuaa
darkneaa with the score standing
2 nnd .
Houston. Fiblc
& Company
of Kansas City Mo.
MEMBERB NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE A CHI-
CAOO BOARD OF TRADE.
8tocks Bonds ' Grain and Cot-
ton. Standard Oil nd Subsi-
diary Stock. New York and
Boston Curb. - Liberty Bonds
Bought nd Sold. Private Wires
CIIA8. D. CROTCIIIJrT Mgr.
Telephone Gang 9200. No. It
Eaat fourth St Tulsa Okla
BOTHERS CO.
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