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Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17

WANTED-Will pay 'ghest cash
prices for lumber in carload lots
upon receipt of invoice and bill of
lading. ]. H. Bradford, Americas,
Ga.-27-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17

Our new line of Oxfords and Slip
pers is here. We can fit all the fam
lily. Pearlman's. 1922
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17
LOST AND FOUND.
CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
L wish to express through the col
umns Of your paper my sincere
thanks to the good people of Ameri-
Gus for the kindness shown Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Perry during their sick
ness and the death of my dear
daughter. The circumstances were
such, | could not be with them. as
| had a wife and daughter at home
in a serious condition with the flu.
and ! was Just able to sit up from
an attack. May God bless each one.
[ will always love the good people
Of Americas for their kindness.
Too pure for earth
To Heaven has flown.
Oh, may we meet her there.
Her father,
S. T. PERUVIAN.
Ty Ty, Ga, r. F. D. No. /.
15-1t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17

Statement of the Condition of The
BANK OF COMMERCE
Located at Americas, Ga, at The
Close of Business, March 10, 1920.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17
b0ZR1e6

Just received, our summer stock of
Leonard refrigerators, see them in
our window. Allison Furniture Co.
last
Col. w. A. Dodson is confined to
his home this week with a severe
cold.
The Ladies Ready-to-Wear at
Pearlman's is a first class line and
we can save you from S to Is dol
lars per suit. Why not? 1922
Mrs. w. B. Worthy, Jr., is i'll with
a severe cold at her home on Han
cock avenue.
Fresh Water Bream today. Sher-
lock & Co. 17-2t
Have you seen Pearlman's ready
to-wear in Coats S u t and
Dresses? 1921.
The friends of William Fetner will
regret to learn of his illness with
pneumonia at his home on Lee street.
His condition today is very favorable
and his early recovery is anticipated.
Edgar Shipp, Jr., is i'll at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Shipp, on Church street.
n,,~ ,,ax,, liz &c Owfo.d4 arJ C;r
Americus times-recorder., 1920-03-17

Edgar Shipp, Jr., is i'll at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Shipp, on Church street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
WORLD MARKET PAGE
WHEAT ACTS BEARlSH
announcement Of Cut IN shipping
Rate Has no Stimulating
Effect on Trading.

CHICAGO, Dec. lct-up In
foreign demand had a decided bear
ish effect today on ne wheat mar
ket, notwithstanding reduction of
vessel rates To Europe. The market
closed heavy, I - to . 3-lc net
lower. with March sl.63 ID to
si.t3 ls. and May Si,5S 3ii to
sl,be. Corn finished at ! i-ic de
cline to IA Ce adNantc. Oats OFF
IA "a J-Sc. and provisions down zoe
To 40c
Unusual interest attached to de-
vclopmbnts IN the wheat market a.
the United states shipping board
had reduced ocean rates to Europe
from 80 shilings a hundrcdwcight,
to shillings. This cut was cX-
pcctcd To place the United states
wheat again below Argentine IN
price because of the freight differ
entail Announcement Of tho cut
however. was without any immed
late apparent influence as stimu-
lus 10 foreign buying.
Indications OF an increase in tho
crop movement acted as "A handi-
cap against the bulls In the corn
trade, and .in oafs rs well. Bcsidos
eastern demand for corn and oats
was very slow.
Provisions gave way with cereals
after a temporary upturn due &
strength In the hog market.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
COTTON MARKET WEAK
scattered selling Brings tbout wide
Declines; First Notice Day of
MnnIh nrlnrs I'LL k,Clllny.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2I.--l'ar-
ring short period OF steadincss In
the early trading, cotton was weak
today and after mid session fairly
wide declines were brought about
by scattered selling, much cf which
appeared TO bc in the way Of iqui-
dalton Of long contracts. Much Of
this selling unQucstiouably was due
TO the circulation OF January
notices this being first notice dav
for the month Tenders did not
amount to more than 1900 bales
and most OF the notices wcr"
stopped early iu the day hut np-
parcntlv a few of them continued
10 circulate aud they brought out
long cotton. The market at its low b.
est was % To 81 points under the
close of last week, ana the Close
was practically at the lowest. 3,
January traded ar 1899 nt its
best and fell tn 1910 at its lowest
closing 1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

SECTION q That tho nsressment here.
BY levicd on each Of the above mentioned
lots and parcels ~ land arc hereby de.
ciarod 10 be lien upon such lots abI
parcels Of land to ,he Samo extent as
other taxes and shali be collected ana
enforced ~ tho same manner an other
taxes In and for tha city OF Tulsa, Okla.
homn, are collected
SECTION a. That ali assessments hero.
by icvied shall be divided into three ,3)
equal annual instslimsnts as authorized
by said statutes ~ the state Of Oklahoma
for such cases made aud provided. that
the assessments shall bear interest at tho
rate OF eight 90 per cent Isf 'Hnnum, pay
able annually at tho time Of the pa ayInont
OF the several instsllmcntA of tho assess-
inenr atorcsaid from IN date ~ the
taking effect %. this ordinance, that the
first installm.nt Of said hsse1smentp to
Geiher win the accrued inte, ast on the
deferred lnsthilmsnts shall be payable on
the 10Th day Of becouber. 1871 and the
remaining deferred instailnents. with tho
yearly Interest on tho unpaid installtnents.
shall be payable on the 10Th day of Do
oonbor OF each succeeding year until all
shall be paid.
Provided, however, tina, any OF tho own
sfs OF the lots or parcels of land 30 as
uJ consecutive weeks following tho date
Of tho first publication ~ this ordinance,
pay - the ,iy Auditor ., 'ho cay Of
Tulsa, tho fun amount of tho nsaess
ments 10 levied against their said lots aud
parcels OF land. ana thereby rrlease such
property from tho Hen Of such assess.
SECTION 4, That this ordlnano, shalt
be polished for twcnty.nine f2yl conpecu.
tive dave IN tho Tulsa DAILY world.
newspaper published la the Clly Of Tulsa
Oklahoma, that tho publication ~ this
ordinance as required b. law sha,l bo
taken nd regarded as mf'lolrut notice
to ait parsons interested IN the Hsscss
mcn'a hereby levied by tho terms oI this
ordinance
SECTION 8: ThHt an ordinances or
parts Of ordinances IN conflict with tho
provisions ~ this ordinance, insofar lz
buCh conflict "HirtH, are hrrrby repealed
SECTION q. That HuruI'rR"ncy exists
for tho preservation Of tho public hoa tl
ana safety. b. reason whereof fLis urdi-
nance shall takr cff",t tryW amt after
its passage. approval amt publication.
PASSED ana tho emergency clause
ruled upon separatrly nll approved thi.
8fd dpg of December. 1890.
APPROVED. this srl day " December.
1890.
r. y. EVANS.
httcsi. Mayor,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
'l'y Auditor
huuTusrd
TIthHK g.. BINCAN.
City htOIuGy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

pubilshci In no Tmsa phuy World
December Z, p 10, ~. -. ~. - 10.
le a. ~ ~. 20. -. 81 ~ e. 20. 20.
~ IS 30. 30. 81 1920, January l. 2 D.
aud :. leat. World ruhli1hing Com
'"'.'' OWpiSN>cr 40. q,Is
An Ordnance tu spportipn. iovy and
ess"Ss np"Dl'l taxes iu payment ~ the
cost " cunst .potlug sanitary Hewor
IN sEWhIl pl@rRltr No i62. ~
created Unj csteb ished hy ordinance
No. 1897. aud d"rlNriuE an emergency.
MUENEAH in pursuance " the uroyt
slons ~ the charter ot the 'uy ~ Trisa.
oklahoma. and the atatuies u tho state
provided the aid ti,y dld by u,dnencc
No 1891 create and ,''rhlsh SEWER
plSTiurT NO i6a ant after declaring I,
SEWER DlsTIuCl No i6a by tho pro.
vlaiuna of Ordinance No. 1891, did on
tho 26th dny of December, 1919, let 20
Tibbets & lrssant Contractors, certain
contrac, for the construction II y certain
sanitary. sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No.
is2 aud
WHEREAS. IN pursuance ~ eaid con
'rec. raid Tlbbets Pleasant has con.
structcd u certain sanitary sewer IN said
SEWER DISTRICT NO I0i. and the work
under said contract has been accepted and
approved by ia" city Engineer ana the
hoard of Commissioners of tho city Of
Tulsa and
WHEREAS In further pursuance ~ tho
statutes fthe state ~ Oklahoma, sforo-
said, ana under tho terms ~ the char.
ter Of the sad city Of Tubs, Dklaho.
ma. II " deemed neocrrHry by tho hoard
of tommiasiorcrs of the tity of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, tp levy ana Rrsess special
tax upon the property liable to assess
mont In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. isl.
by reason Of the construction of Haid
sewer aud 20 pay for tho same and
WHEREAS. the total cost of tho con
struction Of daid sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. is5 including extras has
been nscert,ined and II horcss declared
10 bo the sum OF si,st,,o6. ali Of which 10
10 be levied by special assessment against
the lots ard parcels of land benefited by
tho construction rf said sewer In said
SEWER DiSTHiCT NO. 1853. and
WHEREAS, all legal rrauitoments have
been complied with To authorize tho levy
parcels 80 liabl. for tho cost ~ copst rue .,
TRiCT No. i6a, In the alnuInts horoin-
after specified In Section ! OF this Ordi-
nance.
NOW. THEREFORE,. M IT ORDAINED
HY THE HOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF TULSA. OKLA
HOMAi
SECTION u That there shall bc. and
there In hereby apportlonod to ana levied
upon and assessod against the novofpi ,ots
and parcel ~ Land IN aaid SEWER Dis.
TkICT NO. i52 In the Guy Of Tulsa. okla
hoina. 50 benefited by tho construction OF
said sewer. M special tRs, to pay for
the construction of said sewer, the
amounts respectively. as followSi
Addition BIN, Lot Amnunt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
LEGAL.

Tus'. Oklahoma 90 icvy and as-e.s .
sp'rial 'ts UPON tho properly liable to
as.r amsut in said SEWER DISTRICT 40.
49, tv reason of tho cor tfruction q said
s.. tnu t1 psy fuf The same aud
WHEREAS the total cost NJ tho con-
-',u ''.l = sald sewer Ia said SEWER
I'"iIl.I 80 al, includinR extras Iva,
on H..sf' 1lHci and Is h"geby declared
' t. tIr .Hu ~ tl2.t11iS. ali ~ whicb
.s '. l. ..,IcI ~, special as-oAsmeu,
lrI...' iir '.ts sud parcels nt 1nd bene.
'..| nN five obstruction uf said sawrt
Co., t.ll trNEU DISTRICT 80. III. aDi
Nil|II'.. pN feEnl requirements hav.
Zoo. .U.I. g v'h 80 authorize tho levy
' ''. ...rf4 HFaiust Haid lots And
tfI.r.H .. .... flr the cost ~ roustrfr.
'.u .I -.., ..'.f lu said SEWER DfS-
Ii..I .F I.f. lu me amounts hereln-
af.. .re .I.i n Section l Of this ordl.
SOW rrrrrFurE NJ ir oRDArNcp
in |IIt HUNNp pF COMMtSsioNERs
'.. 'iIh or TULSA. OKLA.
...I. O.. ltt there .h.n be. and
t... P. o.. hIUlftlpnei 10 and .evted
.I.H sfHI BHatna' tho several
l..a I.. fr.... .f land iu said SEWER
uf. IfI.f Nu I.I m the r'ty of Tuiss,
yH. Hi..f .' t.rrni,1 ty the cons,ruc-
'iuf = aa'i sewer ~ special tax ~
pr. f'r ''. .uIHIru,tuu o, saii sewer
~ ...u.'s t,tHs.iItrf,. as follows;
Addition r..a l.t Amount
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

pee IL Is. 10 20. 81, 20, 20. *, as, 20.
a. 2s, ~ 90 81, 1870! January I. :. 3.
1921. world Publishing Co, Publishers
ORDINANCE NO. 2ii5
An Ordinance to appori,on. rcvy and
assess special. taSss In payment OF the
cost of constructing a sanitary sower
IN SEWER DISTRICT NO. ie5. as
created and est blished by Ordinance
No. 2o+7i and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS,' In pursuance Of tho pro
Visions OF the Charter Of the city of Tulsa.
Oklahoma, and' the statutes OF tie stats
Of Oklahoma. for such cases made ana
provided, the said city did by Ordinance
No. sot7 create and establish SEWER
DISTRICT NO. iG6 and after declaring Il
neoetsary to construct sewers In said
SEWER DISTRICT No. lsF by the provi-
sions Of Ordinance No. 20F, did on sh.
9th day OF october. 1920. let q Comstook-
Smcdicy Co. contractors, a certain con
tract for the construction of u certain san
itary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT No
1866. and
WHEREAS IN pursuance Of said CON
tract. said Constock .sm.diey 90. has con
s,ruscd "a certain sanitary sewer Ia said
SEWER DISTRICT No. 1866, and the work
under aaid contract has been accepted ard
approved by the City Engineer and th.
Board of Commissioners OF tho city Of
vulsa; and
WHEREAS In further puTauance of tho
statutes Of the state OF Oklahoma. afore-
said and under the terms Of the Charter
Of the said city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma, II is
deemed necessary by the Board NJ Com
inissionsrs Of the CITY ~ TULSA, Oklahoma.
to levy ana assess a special tar upon tho
pToprrty liable to assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT No. 1876, by reason uf
the construction of said sewer and to pay
FOR the same, and
WHEREAS. the total coat Of tho con.
s,ruC,ion Of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. iGb. Including oxtras has
been ascertained and H. hereby declared to
TRlCT Nc. lGb. In IN" amounts herein
after specified IN Section ! Of this or
dlDanCe.
NOW, THEREFORE,. RE TT ORDhtN
ED RY THE BOARD OF COMMISSION.
be tho sum ~ ii,s7tt7. all OF vhich r.
tho lots and parcels OF land benefited by
SEWER DISTRICT NO, 1856, and
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
OF the aHssssurnts against ssld lots and
parcels ~ table Tor tho cost of Cousltuc-
lion ~ said sewer IN said SEWER Dis.
FRS or THE CITY or TULSA, OKLA
HOMA.
SECTION f. That there shall be nnd
there ~ hereby hpportioned 10 ana levied
upon ana assessed against tho SeycIsl lots
and parcels Of land irs sald SEWER DIS
TRlCT NO lG5 IN the city of Tulsa, okla
homa. so benefited by the cpnaiructiOn Of
said sewer. aa EToClal tax. 80 pay for
the construction ~ said sewer, the smuunts
4I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
INTEREST EBBS
IN ALL STOCKS
Professional Shorts Meet
Few Obstacles in De-
pressing Paper

NEW YORK. Dec. 2T.-Interost
,, Inc stock market today was "a,
,,r.. low ebb, apart from the ag-
,r..ainps Of professional shorts, who
49,. with few obstacles in their ef-
for,s TO depress quoted values
,,,,pe speculative issues once fa-
,orcd by bull pools.
developments and general ad-
,..,s over the double holiday were
,f ,Lc usual recent unf,vorab'o
,.ror including the shutting down
~, additional steel PLANS, more divi-
d,ud auspensons and further de.
,.1,. of railway tonnage, especially
.. eastern points.
Ur,viness which occasionally
,.,rg,a upon actual weakness CEN
rod on the shippings. independent
.refs equipments. oils and motors,
.,l,iJlari,s. as well az coppers, tex.
,iir, and the unclassified specialties
rnc,s4irns ranging from to o
points.
rho strength Of rails rallied in
.., General list partially in the final
... but many issues remained at
choir close. Sales amounted to 7OV,-
900 shares.
There was only nominal inquiry
l,. call money at Z per cent and
t..pigu exchange was at stand
still
rpnds followed the action OF the
stock markets active issues, liberty
letting from the outset but max.
l. variable recoveries later. Tota'
saies par value. $20,l1o,o0o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

SECTION . That Inv ihsrrFfucu' h"it.
by levied on each ~ the above mentioned
tots and parcels Of land are lo'rhy de-.
cIartd TO bG lien upon such lots ana
parcels 90 land 20 tho same o1toui as other
ta2o. aud shall be collected ana enforced
iu the same manner aE other taxes lu and
- nh- gi,y - Tulsa. az .shpma, ar, col.
lctccd.
SECTION 2. That All assessments
hereby levied shall be- divided into three
i7t rpuaI annual Inaiallucnis aH author
ICED ~ sad statutes ot the state OF bHla-
h1tna for such cases made and provided
that the a assessments shall bear Interest A.
he rate - eight 80 per cent per annuip,
payable annually AZ tho time NJ the pas.
u.cnt - the several instaIlWents ~ tho
asscsrIrruts Aforesaid, from ihe date of
the takiuE effect OF this ordinance, that
tho fru lnstal.nstt " sdid assessment,
together Vith the accrued interest on the
deferred inHtalIfu"rtH th1l be payable on
me I6tn day Of NeceIHber, 1870, ana ne
remaining deferred iuH'allfr crtH with the
yearly Interest on tho unpsid ins,aIwents.
shall be Eayahlc on the 18TH day ~ DO
cember of each succeeilng year unt, all
shall b. paid
Provided, however. that say OF tho own
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
Chicago Futures.


KANSAS CITY. Dac. s7.--Cash wheat
unchanged to lc higher. No. hard
3i.c?Ti.73. No. . sl.G7ui.1e. No. red
$3.50; Nc. ., tl,Sa.
Corn unchanged TO lisc lower: No 2
mixed sac; No. Q 6iu62c: No. white
sec. No. G3d 6ic; No. yellow 6su zoe ,
No. SIC.
oats unchanged; No. white <9hc,
40. mixed &c. No. . red i1c.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

A tract Of land described as fol.
sors., iSr hsf'1%ns g! Ne sorys NSr'hss P"1s
Addition to the city OF Tulsa.
thence West a distance Of 20 feet
thence son,h a distance Of 80:
- fee, 70 the southwest corner
OF Lot &c" Noryeli Park Addition
20 tho city of Tulsa thence North
=, d,.'nnos OF ss'b feet to tho place ,,,.
Tha, pnri OF Lot /. section II.
gpssn'ne pss 4s.clses Sot,s q. ,ooMs Ms"s' p. :.
ginning at point Lto2 feet South
q lhe Nor.heast corner u 10, !. -,
Section II, Township 10 North.
Range is East, Tulsa County,
Oklahoma. running thence North
81 ia' ". distance ~ it7 feet;
with radius of 30 feet and "a
length ~ i0s5 feet; thence n.
81 ~ F.. n distance OF no feet:
thence = 7b' i5' ". a distance of
g. 07 foot. thence south q distance -
~ ls7.ss feet TO the place Of be-
SECTION 2. That the Essessiyent here
by levied On each of the above me nttored
lots and parcels Of land are hereby de.
parcels ot land 10 the same extent
other tnAcs auc shall be collected and
enforced in the Same manner as other
tsxca ia ana for tho City of Tulsa. Ok
lshuma. are collected
SECTION Q That AZ assessments here
bY levied rhall be- divided into three tsl
by SAID statutes ~ tho stare OF Oklasa-
ma fnr such cases made ana provided.
~ tho rate - "igh' 80 per cent per
RuuuW. payable annually AZ the time of
tho payment Of the several installrnents
lstn ~ the taking effrct " this ord
u1uus. hat the firHt installment OF said
aHsra. u,ria together with tho accrued
interest on the Deferred installm"nts. shall
bee payable ou tho lrilt day u Decembor.
'2i and mo I.maining deferred Install
mcnts with m, Yearly Interest on tho
me iJtu day ~ pocrmbor ~ each succeed.
.Ug y"t, 1ntI aii shan be paid
ors no tho tots ~ parcels of land 40 as
scsByd may Ht any time during the four
80 consecutive weeks following the date
rpy 20 mo Cl'y Auditor of tho CIV al
lulsl The fuil amount ot INC assrssnorN
50 'e'."d agaiusi then said lot, and Par
'o'S u land. and thereby relcas, such
property from the Hen " such assess
SECTION I, Thst this ordinance shai
eptivc daSs IN he Tulsa bh.y World,
uewspHlar published .u t's t.ly o. rulsr,
pklnhgWa, hl' ,. publ alton - ~
ordinance as required b" lNw shan oe
iakon ana regarded as sufha!ent notice
to al p,uHur 20 .si.l in ih' assess
mcua hereby ''.si By the terms Of this
sEcrroH That an ordinances Or
parts ~ ordinance big conflict Win the
provisions ~ rNis ordinance. Insofar a.
such conflict ,aIs's are hor,uy repealed
SECTION That an emergency ~
rf ror .ua pro.rrvh'on Of the pubic
hrarl luI safety. J1 rrtbuu whereof THIS
nrGran.r .uuH 'ake effect from aud AZ
'rr is passage, approval and publication
rNssIp. and ne emergency clapss
rr. .,. M bsccmbc. 1920.
.urauyEp ,nh 3.d day OF December.
d. EvANs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. ?7.--PrIme mercan-'
Ne paper ~ ns:'exchange easyl sterling
se.day bills 3.t5N: commercial 6o-day
bills On banks S.45* commercial Go-day
bills a<Sls. demand sb0h.
francs-DemAnd 5.s7 cables b,ss.
Marks--Demand l.37. cables l.3s.
tireece--Dems 7s5.
Money on calf per cent.
GovernWent bonds essv; railroad bonds
lrregular.N Time loans tirm so days, 30
LaNa and Q mOnths. y wv per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

CHICAGO, Dec. % Potatoes steady
receipts ~ cars; northern white sacked
$40 to si.j5 cwt.; Idaho rurals tl.6b,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28
Executive Oil Men

Having experience as chief clerk
traffic manager, superintendent In
refinery, pipe line and productions
desires to make new connection by
January 1st. Address Box 33c-t
care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

NEW ORLEANS. pcc. -. Spot cotton
quiet or points 'nwcr, sales on the SPOT
1876 good mlidling 10 so, receipts
esV stock ift G0s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

FORT WORTH, Doc. e. ..Catt. r..
ccirts go head market 80 10 r.c al.
vance. becves $3.50 po0s stockc.s - so
nc SO, cows and ho,f.,s 81 uAoo;
bulls 81 90 u I On. calves s. 50 ...
Hogs Rccclpts 700 head. ....t ".r
gain. ustt Sa7tulO.oN. heavy 81 .uugSa:
pigs ft.tU5rSO0
sheep none market steady. lambs $500
eIlo.af. N,tr'hga S. uu.ISO0. tytlera
ie cor-So. ewes i3ooWtac; ro.. $50
$500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

ST. LOirS Dec. 27.-Poultry. hens 10
q 22c: springs Csc, turkeys Acc. ducks
2Sc; geese csc.
Butter, creamery extras soc: egg. s3c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

new YORK, Dee 27.---cafl Nancy
steady: high. low, ruling rate. Z; closing
biz &; offered at :; last loan I; bank ac'
eeptsnces 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Liberty bonds
closed:
aus $50 as; first a. sso.4o: second 4s
ssi14; first AIS $500, second as
sStls; third Gas fs7.2t. fourth ths
$3.50; Victory 3xs $sAsi; Victory tNs
On
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

NEW YORK. Dec. e7.--Lead duie
spot S.50GIt.,5: zinc steady; East
Louis delivery spot s5.eo15T5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-28

OKLAHOMA cry Nee gf..Iaftis
Receipts ESQ. market gcuetally steady
steers S. 80 800, COWS and hcitcr- : 80
ntst. calves 8 Ooup.jO, s'ockors aud
feeders g.fbu1.OO
HOGS Receipts so head. market aver.
aRcd 1870 above last Monday. days al
vance ~ s5c to 900 brought tup t1 s. 30
bulk ~ 30 ani w.
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standard Oil stocks,

Standard oil stocks on the New York
,urG Monday, as reported by Strahdberg,
,t.,sr..yV q co follows.
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The range Of prices Of oil stocks on the
New York curb Monday. as reported by
Houston, Fiblc & Co.;
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independent Oil Stocks.

The closing bid and asked prices 81
,ndepeudent oil stocks on tho New York
curb Monday, as reported by Houston
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>rw Work. spot.
NEW YORK. Dec. % Spot cotton
auict u,dtluK - 90.
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NH, FRANK SEAMAN
Cily Auditor.
ATnruH
.EA>t E DUNCAN.
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LEGAL.

December a gt 20. q and u.s. ip2o,
rho World Furnishing COMPANY rub
ifahera
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Range Of Prices.

To'aI sales-60?,0 600 shares.
xBid.