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New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

SEVENTH AvENUE.-Mark RafalsEy & Co.
have sold for Adolph Lewisohn the southwest
corner OF Seventh avenue and 1l6th street. a
plot 100 llxl44 feet. now covered by a one story
taxpayer. The property has been held at $780,
COLONIAL PARKwAY-John P. stoeckeI
has sold for Z. NJ Stoecker No. 339 Colonial
Parkway Edgeconabe avenue). three story and
be sement dwelling house, on lot 25xlOO feet.
near l50th street
37TH sTREET-Hen & Stern have sold No.
lot 2lx9s.9 feet. for Leo Feist, TO the Alcourt
Realty Company, which now controls a plot 93x
9ee feet, having recently purchased Nos l3e 10
ton OF the present leases twelve story mercan-
tile building will be erected. the entire operation
involving over $4,000. This Is the third sale
OF the property through the same brokers. They
originally sold II FOR the Herald Square Hold
Ing Company 70 l. Randolph Jacobs and for Mr..
Jacobs 70 the Alcourt Realty Company.
4eTH sTREET-The Herman Arms Company
has sold for Ida A. Noew No. 5os West 46th
street 100 feet west OF Tenth avenue, four
story tenement house on a lot 20x1005 feet.
10th sTREET-Ennis & sinnott have sold
to Judge Henry W. Unser No. 1877 West both
street, three story dwelling house. on a lot
t9So9.Il feet. Judge Cnger owns and occupies
No. 1870. adjoining. D. Fl. scully & Co. were
'''0 THE BRONX,
BECK srREET-John n stoutenburgh has
south side OF Beck street. about 100 feet east
OF Prospect avenue The property. which has
frontage OF 200 feet and depth Of 125 feet.
VII be Immediately improved with two high
class elevator apartment houses.
JENNINGS sTREET-Jaeob Herb has sold
through John Stoecker 10 an investor the FIVE
story new law house. on lot 25x75 feet at the
southeast corner OF Jennings and Chisholm
streets.
BOSTON ROAD-Thomas A. Wilson has sold
for David II. Taylor the plot 62xl24 feet on the
l66th street The buyer is builder who will
erect an apartment house on the site The
Sckcol
i60TH STRDEr-Louis Reiss has sold for
Henry Robben 10 Caspar Bornrnan the three
story nat house. with rear house. at No 36s
East l60th street, lot 25x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
ASToR ESTATE LEASE.

The estate Of William Astor has leased
10 the National Lace and Embroidery Com
pany for a term Of years plot Of twelve
lots on Cromwell avenue. extending through
to River avenue. just north Of l50th street.
The estate will erect upon the property a
building covering the entire plot, and the
lessees will install the latest and most ap-
proved machinery for manufacturing laces,
enbroideries. trimmings and all kinds Of
novelties. Their present factory IS at No.
2151 to 2161 Prospect avenue, IN The
Bronx. Mark Rafalsky & Co. we're the
brokers IN the deal
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
rEgRuARY BUILDING REPORT
Permits Issued Double Those for Cor
resnonding Month Last Year.

Renorts on applications Tor per1nlts "
construct new buildings IN the month OF
Fsbruary. completed yesterday by the
pniIdings Department show that buildings
An the month just passed were more than
Ok ner cent greater in number and more
+ba1 twice as costly than for February a
wear ago. Fifty-four permits were issued
a. the month just ended for buildings 70
cost in the aggregate s5.75i,70o. year
ago forty-two permits were issued ana the
+ota, cost Of the buildings erected was out
50 $50.
Tbe most costly OF the buildings OF any
,rs class for which permits were Issued IN
tbA month were stores, lofts, etc, estimated
~ cost more than $4,000 each. Thirteen
,ernoits were issued under this classlnca-
,,on the total cost Of which was estimated
81 "a sosz.ooo. Next in cost and numoer
.oro. public buildings and places OF arnuse-
,,,e1t of which nine were authorized at q
+otaI cost Of sI.253.soo. In the entire
,,,onth not an application was received Tor
= rsrr3it 10 erect dwelling house, al
enough ten permits were issued for tere-
rnent houses
Permits for alterations IN the mon'h
,,,,robered 24s, at an estimated cost OF 81"
225e46
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

10Th ST. 61o West: Harry LAhdep agt sozo %es'
10th Street Realty Co ct al; Dec 4. 1911 e]'1'
MADISON AVE, 1913; James Cooy as'
Adolph A Himowich ct al; Nov 0. 1911: SD
174TH ST, S. 100 It OF washington ave
Oriental Fireproof Sash and Door Co agt htta
Realty Co ct al; Feb 20. 1912; s27o.
BURKE ST, cor Wallace ave; john =
Hallett agt Madison Construction co et a. oec
20. 1911: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Berkshire Lime co as'
same: Dec q. 1911; SS0l 49,
SAME PROPERTY; Philip Hauser. jr. ag'
same: Feb Z. 1872 SEQ.
DIVISION ST, s, 1911 II OF Market 81;
Louis Block agt Harry Bamberger ct al; FEB 2s.
1912: S5ss rs.
77TH ST. 5o2 East: Holland Machine co agt
Open Stair Tenement Co ct al; March o. 1917 10y
deposiD; Sl46.
PEARL ST, 434; Louis Taxon agt Morris Zina-
norman et al: Nov 10, 1911; S163.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
ASKS NEW SEARCH FOR MAN
Vice Consul Wants Police to Find Ger
man Missing Year.

Inspector Hughes OF the Detective Bureau
was requested yesterday by E. E. Heuser.
the German vice-consu in New York. 70
make renewed efforts 10 find Hugo Wendt,
torty-seven years old, an insurance broker
who disappeared on January IS. 1911 Wendt
was living at boarding house at No. lls
West SD street OF the time Of his disap-
pearance. One morning at the breakfast
table he turned TO another boarder. a Miss
MonsalZitZa. and asked:
do you think I am queer"
why, no." answered the astonished
woman.
Some Of my friends think 7 am" said
Wendt.
A short time after he left the house and
has not been seen by any OF his friend:
since He has a brother in Berlin and I:
said to have rich parents living in Nortf
Prussia.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
100000 HARLEM LEASB
western clothiers Get 125th st. Site
and Are TO Erect New Building.

Charles ]. stumpf and Henry J. Lang
hoft of Wisconsin. clothiers. VINO con-
4rol seven establishment in that state. nave
leased through Sydney 5. Cohen and J. Ro-
maine Brown & Co. the property NO "a
20 81 West i25th street, extending through
10 No, 24o TO 254 west 12sth street The
site measures 75x2cO feet. and is leased from
4he John H. Cromwell estate for a period
of ninety-nine years, at an aggregate
rental Of over s1.5oo0oO.
At present the property is occupied by
four story buildings on the l25th street END
and a one story building on H6th street
At the expiration of the present leases IN
May. 1913, the lessees plan to erect on the
ste a six or eight story structure, the
ground floor of which will be occupied by
the clothing firm. Mr.. Cohen viii act az
agent for the proposed structure.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
PLANS FOR ITALIAN HOSPITAL.

Plans have been filed TO convert the four
story freproof loft building at No. 6i5 10
GIG East SGD street fronting on the East
River, into hospital for the italian Be-
nevolent Institute and Hospital. The build
ing will be remodelled, with an autopsy
room and naorgue in the sub-cellar. One
story will be added. The SD Street Com
pany Of which Charles V. Paterno is presi-
dent is the owner. Gaetano Ajello, the
architect has estimated the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
MECHANICS, LIENS.

AoUEDUcT AVE. 1892 and 1904; Fimoek Iron
Works agt Towanda Construction Co owner and
contractor; SiGf so.
PATH ST 157 and l59 West; Greason Manu-
featuring Co agt Mayors Realty Co, owner;
John Korndahi. contractor: s254 o.
AID ST. l22 West: John McKeffrey sgt jose
phine NJ 8 Cugley, owner and contractor; $3.50.
BROOK AVE. e $. SSH II OF Sd ave, i00x
150; Church Gates g. Co agt John Doe. own
err Thomas j Reilly Co. contractor penewaD
81 ,67S oS.
9Th AVE, 54s; Wallace r Clarke agt Isabelle
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms Nos. II and ls Vesey street:
F BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
LEXINGTON AVE. sos and s07. s, 1875 II
OF 62d 81, two sty dwlgs. each iTx70: volun-
tary sale: sold 10 Albert Elenk for $4,000.
Z LEXINGTON AVE, s33. E s. sos II 8 Of cath
st, 20x70; sty dwlg: voluntary sale; sold 10
Alice Haggerty for s2i.750.
LEXINGTON AVE. s5s, s. 6s.o II s Of 65th
st. i61s0; sty dwlg: voluntary sale; sold 10
Leon Pizer for sls.300
s6TH ST. 306 West 8. 40 II Of West
End ave, 2lxlo22. sty dwlg; executors sale:
sold 10 Samuel Y Hampton for $4,000.
CONVENT AVE. S. 1901 II n Of islst 81,
estate Of Joseph Mcclure, decd; sold 10 Andrew
Smith for $4,000.
72p ST. l59 East, ., $50 It W Of Cd ave-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

A Robey. owner c vreeland Building CO. ''A
tractor; s7o 20.
BROADWAY ,4oo. Thomas Delaney agt
Adolph Lorber. owner; Levin Levin |o"
ing Co. contractor; 1925.
12STH ST 2s and 80 West; Michele creScc, pIen,
agt Leonhard Realty Co, owner; Sainueedd Sa'''
and Emerico Grimald contractors; S'U'
BELMONT AVE- 2144; John Bentz agl .,ns. crU
tona Park Realty Co. owner and coh''aS''''
81 500.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
BROOKLYN SALE.

Burriu Brothers have sold the three story
brick and stone private house No. 624 80
street, between Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues, for ]. G. Hager TO Mrs Ida j
Walker for OCCUPANCY.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
LIS PENDENS.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

WATSON AVE. n S. l65 Il OF olmstead ave,
50xlos Richard W Horner. attorney, loans
Charles p Devermann $4,000.
7TH AVE. corner 1l6th 81, 100 1lx144:
Adoph Lewisohn loans Robert spregus Marvin
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

2s.7x1oos: sty fat; voluntary salei bid in at
Joseph P. Day.
BOTH ST. 20 West. 9. 1927 # e Of Broad
way 50xIl6 2x5O. 2xl20, sty Hotel Frederick;
adjourned 10 ApTt! 3
ADRIAN AVE. w cor Of 22sth 81, s5.5x51 3x
ee 5x5O: vacant; sold 10 James Howe for
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
NEW THEATRE FOR UPPER SEVENTH AVE.
To Be Erected at Southwest Corner of 1l6h Street on Property
Held by AdoIph LeWsohn at S350000.
BIG AMOUNT GIVEN FOR EAST 32D STREET PARCEL

ers will take possession Of the old restau
rant on June l. and soon after that dat'
building operations will begin.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

CHERRY ST, 420: for story stable. 25x
e79 Kaufman & Leventhal Realty co. 2oe d.
architect; $4,000.
THE BRONX.
! WEBSTER AVE. s. 19o 80 II n Of istst
| st; for four sty brk tenmts sizes Irregular
owner Kreymborg Architectural Co. 1880 VIII
kns ave. architects: 100000
fSI sS s 6rE .pso sSs to1ss e IscPRs
East 18TH 81. president. owner Kreynborg
Architectural Co. 1880 wilkins ave, architects
$4,000
PARAMOUNT PLACE, s. 1915 IT " q
Katherine Mccormick, 7o5 Paramount Place
owner and architect; $4,000.
le5TR ST, s, 2144 It Of Washington
AVE- for ;ty 1. RTE fae0r 1sHI AgnTy
Cantor & Levingson, 20 West 42d 81, architects
| $4,000.
FREMONT AVE. 8. 700 It e Of Monroe
Aug Jacob Construction CO. Aug Jacob 2o0t
Morris ave. president. owner; Frederick Jae-
ger. AL fremont ave. architect; $4,000.
1soTH ST. W cor Southern Boulevard; for
four 8 sty brk tennis sizes irreg; Moorehead
Realty and Construction Co. Robert Moore
head, AIS East 143d st. president owner; Ed
ward Byrne. 5000 Sd ave, architect; s1c5,ooo
LIS PENDENs.
i2lsT ST. 21s West: Augustus VI oerdes ct a
agt Minnie T sayers ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorneys. Miller & BretZtelder
AUDUBON AVE. cor OF 10th st. 25xe5
Marie Gilman agt Morris Simon Construction @
foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys, Weed, Henry q
Meyers.
GID ST, 233 East. Ellen = Dolan agt Mary
Bergener ct al foreclosure Of r1tg); attorneys
Simpson & CardoZo.
LENOX AVE. Q $, 36.5 II n OF 18TH ST, S2x
100; Julia 2 Cameron agt jacob Gordon ct a.
foreclosure Of MTG; attorney, Riker. jE.
NORFOLK ST. 152: George Finlayson ast
Henrietta Rosen et al (action 20 foreclose me-
chanics' liens); attorney, P " crandell.
59TH ST, 124 East Adolph Grant & Co sgt
caSey-o Brien Co ct al (action 70 determine
Hem: attorney. Eisne-.
PEARL ST. "A; Second National Bank Of Ho-
boken agt Margaret Kaegebehn Cnotice OF attach
,nr,fA. .
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sATE-rarge house. all improvements
plot 0ox25p; fruit trees. grapes; large chicken
run. nrice So 500 Address Mrs. Katherine Col
Inns. los Preston St.. Ridgeheld Park. N. :.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-07

CHERRY ST, 420; for 3 story stable, 25x
e7o; Kaufman & Leventhal Realty Co. 206 d.
vision st, owner; l. Shenart, 1e4 Bowery,
architect: $4,000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
LIVESTOCK
In Kansas CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. Cattle
Receipts 1900. including 1900 south
erns; market strong; southerns strong
to Toe highcr; calves 25c higher dress
ed beef and export steers $S,25 6i97b;
western steers $500 900; stockcrs
s4.5OGfO; southern steers 5000
7.5O; southern cows $9,6Oa $50; ma
tive cows s3.50m7.5O native heifers
$4,000 S.75; bulls S3.75@ 5.25; calves
$500 800.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; market 1Oo
higher; bulk OF sales $S.05MS.20
heavy S705 GS.OO; packers and butch
ev sS05mS.25; lights $S,00@S.25;
pigs SG.O0m7.00
Sheep Receipts 100; market
steady: lambs S6.5O@ $50; yearlIngs
$4,000 500 wethers S4.0Om4.50
ewes 1850 400; stockers $1,000
400.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

very sharp advance Ia prices, hut most
of this Improvement was lost as a re-
suit ~ heavy realizing ana the mar
ket closed easy althouEh last prices
slil showed a net advance " from
10 10 IS points.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance of 2 Co Z points IN response to
better cables than expected but quick
ly turned easier on weather reports
~ further showers Ia the southwest
aud continued liquidation such as
noted during the past two or three
DAYS Prices sold OF 10 a net decline
~ about s TO 10 points during mid
day with an the active new crop po-
stions making new low grounds Tor
the movement on the forecast for
continued unsettled weather iR the
western belt and reports of Improving
crop conditions east of the river, AT
er touching l2.5ic for October and
2.59c for December, the the mar
/ ket stcadied up ON coyNrlnr and just
before the governments condition
I figures were published ruled about .
20 II points over the closing figures Of
last night The receipt of the condi-
tion figures of 76.h was followed boy an
/ immediate advance, on active cover
/ Ing and hull support, October sold up
10 i2.9lc and December 1880, or
about 26 60 80 points above the clos
| ing figures NJ yesterday and some 80
10 aS points above the low level Of the
morning
Offerings, however became sensa-
tionally heavy on the approach Of the
l3c level, suggesting that old bulls
were realizing or liquldatlng cotton
carried through the recent break and
the market WAS very nervous and un-
settled In the late trading. with last
prices about 10 to II points of from
the best. under reports of further
showers IN Texas and Oklahoma this
afternoon and on the theory that the
government had failed 90 stimulate
much fresh interest on the bull side,
Local statisticians reported that the
government condition figures furnish
ed basis for very small estimates of
the crop. while sellers Of the advance
claimed that the crop had improved
since the figures were made up.
Receipts 1901 bales against 2,76S
last week and i,2@4 last year Today's
receipts al Galveston ais bales AGAINST
l.Oal last year; at New Orleans 2
bales against i6 last year. and at
Houston 1Os bales against 2271 last
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
New York Range Of Prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.'-Cotton flu
tures-ClOsed easy.
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Chicngn Prodncc and Poultry.

CHICAGO, Aus 2,--Butter-
Steady; crenmeries 2Sd 26o dalues "a
a. 24c.
Steady. receipts l0,75i cases;
at mark, cases included. 10 y a iGhci
ordinary flrsts Ice. flrsts lSc.
Cheesc--Steady, Daisies bh a.
15Mo; Twins llA u lbc; Young
Americas 1bh dl5hc; Long Horns
1bA qlbhc.
Potatoes Steady. receipts 40 ears;
Illinois 7Oq 72c, Kansas Missouri 7S
a. Toe.
Poultry-Allye, firm; turkeys l2ci
chickens lShc; springs i7G Lee
Steady; salSc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
Mycrnool Spot and Fmturcs.

LIVERPOOL, Aug, Close; Spot
cotton Moderate business done;
prices 7 points lower; American mid
ding fair S.13d; good middling 773d;
mlddling 737d; low mlddling 713d;
good ordinary 6.65d; ordinary 6.17d.
Sales today 1000 bales, Of which
500 were for speculation and export
and included $500 American. No re-
ceipts.
Futures-Opened and closed quiet
and steady August 7.19d; August
SEPTEMBER 7.10d; Septembor-O october
6.97 I'D; October November 6.S9hd;
November December 6.S3hd; Decem-
ber-January 6.S2hd; January FefVu
AIRY 6.S3d; February March " S3Iad;
March April 6.S4d; April May 6.S5d;
May-June 6.S5 hd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

FOR RENT-ONE LARGE HALL,
second floor World Bldg, will seat
400 people. See c, E. Dent or phone
1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

wwestern steers $500 100; stookers
GL00a6.sO. cows and heifers S2,7bV
$40. calves $3.50 lO.2B.
Receipts ll,0O0i NASTY so
lOc higher; advance lost on PACKING
goods. light I7sOH S.4Oi mixed 1875
G&35, heavy s7.lbHs,l5i rough 17lS
@786; pigs s670ds,00; bulk Of sales
sL66dS16.
sheep-Receipt 10000; market for
lambs strong TO l0c higher; sheep
slow and easy natives 1S,S0GA7Si
western sS.6Od4,6b; yearlings st.60W
600; lambs. native j4.50G775 vest
ern lambs s4.b0N7.S5.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
For Sale-Miscellaneous

DOLLS, SC and 1Oc. PIT E. THIRD.
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MAREkE1rS


NEW YORK, Aug. 9.--iradstreei' .
tomorrow VIII say;
This weeks reports again show a
more clearly defined movement to-
ward enlarged business which is re-
fected IN most sections, except parts
OF the south, This disposition Is man
Tested to a greater extent az north
western points, though most markets
have shared IN the general better
ment In the textile lines price ad-
Nances are significant Of an enlarged
demand, either present OF prosprc-
tive
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
Personal.

LADIES 81, 900 REWARD; I POSI-
lively guarantee my great success
ful Monthly remedy; safely re-
Iieves some OF the longest. most OBJ
stinate. abnormal cases in three to
five days; no harm, pain or inter-
ference with work; mail $3.50. Double
Strength $500. DR.. d. w. Southing-
ton Remedy Co. Kansas City. Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
GRAIN.
Grain Lower; Provisions Steady.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Increased estl-
mates OF yield counted today against
the value OF wheat. In consequence
the market closed u a Y to1 a a a
under last night Corn showed a net
decline of " az to IN G1Ac; oats
n fall of N to 1c. For provisions the
outcome varied from sc off to a like
advance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

FOUND-LADY'S PLAIN GOLD
chatlin. Inquire at quaker Drug
GO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

FOR sALE-sTOCK or GROCERIES
and fixtures, also meat market flA-
lures at bargain for quick sale, Best
location in town. Enquire at store,
No. 10, East First.
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New Orleans SDOt.

NEW ORLEANS Aug Spot cot.
ton-Steady, unchanged; middlinf
l3c; sales on the spot 80 bales, to ar
rive ~; receipts 2 stock 2G,79S.
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New York Spot.

NEW YORK. Aus Spot cotton
Closed steady; mddling uplands
131oc; middl!ng gulf l3.25c; sales
2,72l bales.
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Galveston spot.

GALVESTON, Aug Spot cotton
Steady middlIng 13 5-1Gc; net and
gross receipts 31S bales sales so;
stock 21,3iS; continent l,701.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03
Rooms for Rent
OFFICE AND STORE ROOMS.

FOR RENT: ONE OFFICE ROOM
in World Bldg. See C. Il. Dent, Mgr.
World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-08-03

WANTED: ROOM AND BOARD IN
private family for two girls. Ad-
dress 23O, World.
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Mess, tl775WlIS7h
Iard-ln tlerces, tl0.67 h
Short Ribs Loose, Sl0,b1 u,
PRODUCE
Kansas Cy Butter and Eggs.

KANSAS CITY, Aug 2,-Butter-
Creamery 2tc. f.rsts 22c; seconds gee
packing stock zoe.
Extras l9e; flrsts lsc, sec
ondA lic.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
R@WulliDlaJ IHIWulSeS

For sale on easy payments. / have
them In size from to As rooms. VIII
sell you one for small payment down
and balance on easy monthly pay
ments. Buy one from me and save
real estate mans commission. For l
lease furnished and sell them far
cheaper than you can lease and fur
nish them. For particulars call room
30 Central Hotel.
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PROVISIONS.

Chicago Pork, Lard and RIBS.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-Cash. Pork
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FOR SALE: S2-ROOM UPTOWN
hotel, best location IN Tulsa, poor
health, reason for selling. sale IN
cludes all fixtures and furniture. A6-
dress 23 World.
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MEMS UNION SUITS, soc SHIRTS
soc. 217 East Third street.
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FOR SALE: ONE 200-POUND
Linotype melting pot, good as new.
VIII sell cheap. See Mgr. Tulsa
World
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Business Chances.

FOR RENT OR SALE, WILL CON
slider a trade. Best boarding house
IN sperry, Okla, from 80 60 90 board
ers. Range, dishes, beds for sale az
bargain, or viii rent furnished. VIII
arrange building for store rooms II
wanted. For information call or ad-
dress Elyis Holbert, Sperry, Okla,
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FOR SALE: ONE METAL SAW,
good as new, only used short
time. viii sell cheap. See Manager
Tulsa World.
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To Trade.

TO TRADE: A COTTAGE AND
some vacant lots to exchange for
some improved property, close in
Phone 296. b. L. Pettus.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Apply Schmidts bak-
cry. 31i West First.
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THREE MODERN ROOMS REA-
sonable, to man and wife. 400 w.
Second st.
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COTTON.
Bullish Crop Report,

NEW YORK, Aug, 2,-rhe govern
ments cotton crop report, issued at
noon today was more hull.sh than had
been expected and was followed by a