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AN\ocoA1oOAS
West of Conn. Ave-, Chevy
Chase, D. C.-$I5,ooo.
Exceptionally attractive dwelling, eight rooms
and two baths. hot-water heat electric
unsual value at $4,000.
Chevy Chase, Md, Bungalow
$1,000.
Attractive seven rooms and bath dwelling on
large lot: attractive porches with stone columns
floors throughout; hot-wster heat. electric lights
and large basement. 1t is in very good condi-
tion.
Livingston ST., Chevy Chase
$4,000.
This is very complete residence containing
nine rooms. three baths; all modern improve
ments: lot s0xl50 and garage. The low price
makes 1t a doubly attractive proposition.
Longfellow St.-$IIyooo.
This is seyen-room and bath. red tapestry
lights: hardwood floors: large front porch and
screened rear porches: built year ago
Heights of Georgetown-$I5 900
This is i" ten-r0om and bath residence. mod
ern Improvements: on lot 45 by 125 and In
particularly desirable section; attractive terms.
Lamont St. Near I8th-$I5. 800.
Ten rooms and two baths: three open fire.
places; modern improvements: house 25 feet
wide.
When You Buy or When You ST
Service of This Greater
ALLAN E. WAL
2I7 Jcfh Street NJ W
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Price, $1,000.
Price, $3.50.

D st. s.e. near the corner Of 18th ST. 4
six-room modern colonial house. Immediate
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1900 New York Ave.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Mt. PLEASANT.
Near 14th and Park I'd; handsome colonial
home: . rooms: h.-w.h, electricity. Priced
right; easy terms.
CHEVY CHASE.
Entirely detached. well planned home:
Ing porch; rsrsse' = Psiee IL SGS. g. yonr
terms.
HOMESEEKERS
Our listings are large and contain many good
home buys. You should not buy before seeing
the home bargains We have to offer
VIM. H. RITCHIE,
Realtor,
4l9 Colorado Bldg franklin 57as
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14o5 Eye Street.
DOWNTOWN.

town location. near Union Station. containing
eight rooms and bath, hot.water heat: electric
lights: large lot running back to wide alley
celient condition and vacant; immediate pos
session. Price, $500. Easy terms.
McKEEVER 4 GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4732.
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Main 4752.
THE FINEST BUY
nv cor JTMpIA HEIGHTS

THE FINEST BUY
IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Large three-story. corner house. in absolutely
perfect condition: center hall plan; oak floors;
two open freplaces with gas log fixtures: vim
dows on three sides and ample wall space. Six
large. airy bedrooms and modern tile baths
on second and third floors: house newly papered
throughout: cement front porch; double rear
pOrches: screens and awnings; electric lights:
space for garage: immediate possession. Only
$12JO0
McKEEvER & Goss,
1905 Eye St. Main 475c.
SEMI-DETACHED-SIo.5oo. 900.
This is q spacious. tro-story and attic brick
house. located in very hest section Of Columbia
Heights: modern throughout. with electric
lights two open freplaees deep porches
and room for garage. There are on the second
floor four especially large bedrooms and bath
attic entire house: slate roof; colonial
porch entirely ACROSS front: double rear porches
and sleeping porch: coal In cellar can he pur-
chased extra: early possession.
MckEEvER & GOsS.
1905 Eye St Main 1852.
DOWNTOWN.
Pressed bricks home. containing ten large
rooms; in good section; steam heat; laundry
trays: trunk room: good buy for either home
or investment. Price only $500.
R & GOsS,
Main Axe,
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Semi-detached: beautiful, rough texture
baths; hot-water heat, electric lights. with an
instantaneous heater in basement: large lot
with bult-in garage: house is in perfect con-
dition: screens and awnings. Immediate pos
session. Prce $15. 400.
McKEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 4759.
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N L. SANSDON1 OSMffAN1,
141S Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5
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BARGAINS.
18th ST. NV. NEAR M-Frame, rooms and
bath; vacant. Price. $3.50.
X ST. NEAR CONN. AvE-IO rooms and
bath, $4,000.
9Th NE. AT E.-Brick, rooms and bath,
50. 900.
". Fl. WALKER.
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Less than one block from Conn. ave.. or
one Of the best squares in Chevy Chase: new
detached home contains six roo1fa: tile bath
oak floors (Hrst foor), hot-wates. beat !. eiee
tric lights; floor plugs; pantry; lour closets;
stationary tubs. Terms Of sale 800 cast
and 500 per month. Take advantage Of this
unusual opportunity.
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lot; porches; water. gas; 800 cash; imme-
diate possession. Owner. IA Kresge bldg,
11th and G. z.' 15s
m l4th ST, NEAR OTIS ST.
TEN ROOMS, TWO BATHS.
HOT-wATER HEAT. ' t-=-
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
IN FINE REPAIR. =
POSsESSION AT ONCE.
WONDERFUL. VALUE.
PRICE. $12,85
TERMS.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
WONDERFUL HOME.
CLOSE 70 OTHER. FINE HOMES.
II ROOMS, BATffH
HOTISE FIFTY FOOT FRONT.
DRAWINli AND DINING ROOMS.
FINE WOODWoRE AND FLOORS.
LARGE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR. ST
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
PRICE, $50, ,O00. Il
WAGGAMAN 4 BRAWNER. INC,
014 18th ST. NV. FIR. ,74S0.
CHEVY CHASE. D. @.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONN. AVE.
THREE BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE CIRCLE.
TWo-stosY and attic brick; rooms and two
baths. GarAGe. Many improvements, inelud-
ins automatic water heater, metal weather
strips. screened Rcrches. X
Possession October ut.
Gail Owner. Clsvelana e17.- SO,
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McKEEVER & GOSS
I4o5 Eye Street. Main 4752.
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. room, bath and garage house, just com
pieted; hot-watfr heat. electric range and
! buiit-fn refrigerator; $10.500: terms. Buy from
Evening star., 1921-09-14

Florida ave. NE. between 7th and Sth SITS.
A six-room modern colonial house with cellar;
modern heating plant. In drst-class condition.
Possession October I. Reasonable terms.
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down at ego feet ON NO pavis.
la the northeast Of ll-l5-l1
The Cosmos OH company is drill
ing at = 2t5O foot tn No. Hul. N
the center of the north limo % tho
southwest OF the southwest "
22-15-Il
" Il. Pine is drilling at 2.l25 feet
on No. 3 Johnson. in the ccutcr "
the south line OF the southwest W
the northwest of 22-1b-lt.
taBccno has rig ON tho ground
Tor No. 2 Richards. I'm the center
Of the north line Of the northeast uf
tho southeast ~ 22-ib-ll
Henry & Ayers has rig ON tho
ground for nill farm test ju tb0
southwest corner OF tho northeast
Of tho northwest ot f3-16-ll.
Tho Waddcil oil company is drill
ing at 1,16O feet ON No. @ Cobb in
the center Of the north line " the
northeast OF the northeast OF "a
15-1l
The Sheridan oil company q.
down 1910 feet ON No Cobb iu
the southwest corner OF The north
west Of tho northeast Of the north.
cast of 2t-t5-11. No iu the
northeast corner of that four acres
is a rig up.
The thurman oil company has rigs
up Tor Nos. ana 10 Banks. huth go
the southwest OF the northwest OF
3O-16-lt.
Dietrich is plugging 40. 1 Nctu-
iosh back 60 the 3.it0-foot pay. n
is located In the northwest corner
" the southwest of the southeast of
3l-li-ll.
The O. =. & r. company has rig
up for No. I Mcintosh IN the north
west corner Of the southeast ot
3l.15-lt.
The Texas company Is drilling at
2.l9j feet ON no. Graysou. I'm tho
northeast corner ut the southwest
OF 3l-lb-ll
Cosden q co. have rig up FOR
80. ! Escoe. iu tho southeast Of the
northwest OF 32-l6-11.
Misrnor and steele are drilling
~ 1850 feet ON No cole. I'm the
southeast of the northwest OF the
southeast OF 32-lb-l1.
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In the Oil Fields

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE.
8 Naugba in the northeast corner of
the southeast OF the southeas! OF
4-1b-lO. No. 3 Vaughan is shut
down at ESQ feet
The Keno oil cumpa ny has a rig
up for No. 3 Vaughan iu the center
OF the north line Of the southwest
OF the southeast OF 4-l5-lO.
The Kawfleld Oil company is
drilling At 2.ll0 feet on No. Nc
Intosh IN the northwest corner Of
the northeast OF the southeast OF
6-15-1O.
The Phillips Petroleum company
has rig in for No. Rogers IN
the northeast corner oT tne south
east OF the northeast of S-l5-lO.
The Southwest Petroleum com
pany has a rig up for a test on tho
Posey farm IN the southwest corner
OF the northeas. OF the northeast Of
1l-1S-l0,
The o. p. & Il, Co. IL drilling At
/ 100 feet on No. . Clinton In the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
HOW TO GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe. inexpensive
Method that Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat.

There Is no disease more offensive
or disagreeable or no disease thut VIII
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catarrh. You can now get rid ur IL
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remedy discovered by Dr. Blosscr. a
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DR.. Blosscr's Remedy is composcd
of medicinal herbs, flowers and bor-
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Is inhaled into the air PASSAGES Of tho
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carries medicine where sprays.
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and healing and is entirely harm
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II you suffer from catarrh, asthma,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
TRADE IN STOCKS
ACTIVE AND BROAD
Bonds Are Center of At
traction, Especially
Federal Issues


NEW YORK, Nov. 2g.--Today'H
trading on the stock exchange was
unusually active and broad. as evil
dencod by sales OF s50,000 shares
and a turnover Of about t26 500, 900
par value In bonds, Tho latter ex-
ceedcd any total in several months.
Bonds were the center OF attrac-
lion. especially government issues.
No less than seven liberty series
mounted to highest records for a
wear Ir two.
railway shares again dominated
tho stock list and oils. coppers. mo-
for specialties and tobacco kept
more or less even pace.
p4ckwardness was shown by
s,eois and equipments and heaviness
Of miscellaneous Issues contributed
10 the markets uncertain trend.
Aside from rails, which held firm,
tho general list eased under liquida-
tior I'm the final hour, all moneys
rise 90 1-2 per cent causing selling
FOR best accounts.
Dealings In foreign exchange were
light.
European war issues did not share
in the rise Of liberty bonds bat South
American issues. especially Chile IS,
and Brazil 81, were strong.
Many rails and industrials, includ-
ing United States Steel 5s, strength
ened perceptibly and several ~new
undertakings for moderate amounts
we're oversubscribed.
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southwest corner oC the southeast
OF the southwest OF l5.15-10.
Tho Phillips Petroleum company
Is down 500 feet on No ) Trent in
the aJuthwcst corner OF the north
west Of the southeast Of t6-ib-10,
No. In the northwest corner OF
that 90 acres is n rig.
Tho Pulaski on company is rig
ging up on No. 6 sewell iu tho
southwest corner of the northwest
Of the northwest of i6-1S-1O.
The Prairie oil & Gas Co.'s No Q
Trent In the northeast corner of the
southeast OF tho southwest Of 10
1910 is a rig,
The Twin state oil company Is
spudding In No. 7 Turnct tn the
center Of the south line Of the
northeast Of the southwest OF l6-
1910
The Columbian OH company has
rig on the ground for No. Nc
lntosh In the southwest Garner ot
23-li-10,
The GHmcr OH companys lsaacs
farm test I'm the southwest corner
~ the northeast Of 2l-l5-lO is a
rig up,
The Savoy oil company IL drill
ing deeper at 2S6h feet ON No. 8
Smith In the southwest corner of
tho southeast Of Tho northeast Of
25-l5-I0. No 8 H. rig.
The Henry OIL company and Mey-
ers have a rig on the ground for No.
3 Smith in the center u the south
line Of tho southeast VI the south
cast of 2b-i5-lO.
The Plymouth Petroleum COM
pany's No . Scweu In tho north
west corner OF z6-1b-1O Is "a rig.
Dunuigan and others have a rig
up for No. / McCook I'm the south
east corner OF the northeast Of the
southwest OF 36-l5-lO.
The EaAerp oil company's No. I
Cousins In the northeast corner of
the northwest OF l-lb-1l IL a rig
on the ground.
The Pollysnna oil company r.
spuddinE in No. I Grayson in the
northwest corner of the southeast ~
the southeast OF 2-15-l1.
The Troy oil company has rig
on the ground for No Q Grayson I'm
southeast Of the northeast of g
1911.
Graham and associates havc a
dry hole at 3.O65 feet iu No 1 Gu
banks, In the northwest corner Of
the northeast of the southeast Of
6-l5-il.
. NillllilE NJ . IAhI thtilt an bll wen
being deepencd. ana located In the
center OF the northwest OF the
southwest of l0-t5-i1.
The Six and one oil company is
shut down on No. Cousins IN the
northwest corner Of the southeast
OF l2-1b-l1.
The Sheridan OIL company has
rig up for No. I Cobb, I'm the north
east OF the southeast OF i3-l6-1.
A. b. Ice has u rig up for a Cobb
farm test IN the southwest corner
~ the northeast OF the southeast Of
13-l5-1i.
The Consumer OIL company's No
Cole, in the center OF the south
line OF the northwest OF the north
west Of i5-15-1l, Is rig
Waite Phillips has rig In for
No. | Cousins, in the southwest
corner OF the northwest Of the
southwest OF 15-l5-l1
Edwards and others have tools
moving in for No. . Richards IN the
northwest corner OF i6-ii-l1
W. B. Pines No. Hin. ia the
east Of the southeast OF l1-15-1l,
center OF the east line OF the north
is n rig.
The Demn OIL company is shut
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. ga
trading market prevailed in cotton
To-Day with fairly broad price swings
both above and below the level OF
yesterdays close. In the late trad b
ing selling pressure increased and
the close was at net losses for the
session OF from II to 20 points.
January closed at 16.S4c.
On opening, the tendency was to
do better on favorable cables, but
after advances Of To points there
was drop to levels ia TO 20 points
under the final price Of yesterday
as the result OF kilograms from
Houston stating that the spot basis
there was easier. From this decline
the market again was lifted to net
advances by the rumors that large
spot concern was long Of about 5O,-
600 bales OF December in the New
York market. upon which 1t would
demand delivery Of cotton. and by
more favorable International pOlui-
cal news, or what tho trade con
strued as such. Soon after mid b.
session prices were p 10 80 points
up, with January at 1870.
In tho afternoon the market soft
oned under attempts TO realize by
early buyers and under the report
that notices for 5000 balos to go on
December contracts IN New York
still were circulating New low levels
were made by most months, the lht
showing net losses OF I 3 TO 26 points.
At this stage January traded down
to 1s.S3c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
PARTY OF EASTERN OIL MEN
Driven over Oii and CupI Hcld-
on Tour ug inspection.

Special to- The World.
HENRY ETA. Nuy. 90 The
NcufvCtin chamber uf rummCrc,
entertained tbo officers OF the
Wooster oll company and visiting
delegation oi 50 Pittsburgh stock
holders az noon luncheon Ht which
li0 covers were laid
The custUrn parties dCtfnIurd
and made the trip Co the ou and Goa
fields iu autos. returning Coo Uoury.
eta for the lunch and entertain.
mcnt, ana were thru driven over "a
different section OF the field. and
into OkmulgoC for the evening pr.
tcrtalnmcut The party Was u
charge OF F. IT, ana Roy Poe ni
the pkmuiFcc office uf the Wooster
ull lCumpany
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
MISSING PRISONER SOUGHT
Gets Liberty hi Jumping Through
window of Moving frpin.

special to Tho world.
NiNllA. Nov sH.-tity. county
and federal officers have been
searching hero since Sunday morn .
Ing toy "a man named Haley. sn
,N convict who is said 90 have
Jumped through window uf the
train as 10 passed through this place
early sunday muruiuE. us hc WAS
being returned tn NuskoEcu for
trial Ito had boon taken To- kan
sas CITY to testify 900 tho Mctcf
case. involving tho printing and
disposlng Of guvcpim,ul bonds by
rouyiois iu tho lcuNrnvorth pcul
tcnuarN iu which Haley had bcor
confined % frw months ago.
lie lh described at 80 years old
turning trtN. clothed Boo IAN trUua.
crs. cap. dark gray coat and foot
/. . iuchos tall Thua far the officer.
have found nu ,.lc upon which q.
trace tho fugitive.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
To Keep Hair Wary,
Lustrous, Beautiful

The use Of the hot curlinE-iron cannot
be too strongly condemned. - meano
death 10 tho hair eventually Moreover
II Is entirely unnecessary. Tho hair can
be kept beautifully wsyy and curly to
any extent and IN any form desired by
using the simple and harmless tilWerinc
mPthdd Liquid silmorine should b" apr
PILED to The hair before doing 30 up, using
4 clean tooth brush. Ia about three
hours you viii find that a very pretty
natural wave and curl.uess has re-
suited, and the effect viii last quite a
considerable time.
Liquid sumerine is really beneficial
and IL not sticky nor grOsHy. Neither
does 10 streak the hair nor stain the
scalp. You uoed get only few ounces
from your druggist. The bcst way rs to
divide the front and back hair into from
four TO six strands ana 20 molstou each
strand sepArBtely from root 10 tip.--Ad-
vsrttsemept
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
BEGIN WORK ON FACTORY
GLASS company win BC Ready
Tor Operation soon.

special in The World.
liENitNETTA. Nov. 20 The
u'urNetta Glass Manufacturing
company composed Of West Virgin
lo and iIcuryct'a stockholders has
secured factory sitc and buildings
ana began 20 move In It's first In
atallmcut OF machinery,
Work will begin ON the tauka
lchrs and other equipment a.,
/ quickly AZ material can be as.
Somhlcd uu the ground. and 10 is cN
pe'trd that tho company will be In
operation iu thr carly part OF tho
coming year. Their spccinliics viii
h' lighting goods uf various de.
scriptiun iurWd nE globes. chin.
n"Ns and auto lcnscs.
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NHTCADO, Nov, UlIteT-H' Fh'TI
creamery extras IS isc, extras asa sc.
EEgs-IliEher; receipts 2,SS2 cases
firsts 30 Va 53c ordinary firstH ABda1c.
Poultry--Aliye higher; fowls itd2s = ci
Potatoes a--St eady receipts 81 cars total
q, S shipments 32a; Northern white
sacked sL50n !. Gbt ditto bulk fi.b5H ,lo'
Idaho russets S2.20i Idaho rurals ~ 90 u
EOS, Minnesota Red Rivers al,a0 " 80,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov az Buylng by re-
fners aud shorts covering on the trmer
showing Ia crude oil ana cotton ntted cot
tonseed oil TO ~ points early but re
action followed under renewed liquidation
Ia December and for want uf outside sup
port. Closing bids were pOlnts lower for
December and unchanged ~ net higher
ter che balance. Sales 10000 barrels
There were rctendera VI 800 barrels ON De-
Cembor contracts. Prime crude 7.UUc
asked; prime summer yellow spvt 1.5Vn
S.2Oc, January s.3bc, March o,ebc, May
SsSC. all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30
WHEAT DECLINES
DUE TO REACTION
Many Traders Take View
That Setback Is Due
Following Upturn

CHICAGO, Nov % - Wheat
underwent material decline in
prices today largely by way OF re-
action from the recent advance Of
more than l2C There was an un-
settled close IA TO Sc net lower
with December Sl1I 6-S to 3-4
and May &i15 as to IL. Corn
lost is "a 1 l-4c to 7-Sc a. &c.
oats finlshed unchanged to t-2c
Oft and provisions down l-ec to
lOu.
Many traders In wheat took the
'siuou that setback In values
was to be expected az the technical
position Of the market had been
marked by the big advance ~ late.
There was considerable liquidation
Of December holdings
Corn was depressed by lack Of
support and by predictions that
coluer weather would bring about
enlarge ment OF receipts oats were
better sustained as result Of buy
Ing on the part uf elevator inter
estS.
Provisions average lower with
hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

NEW YORK Nov 90 Foreign Tx.
chapFc--trrsFulsr.
Great Britain 3.gs Y cables 3.9St CO.
day bills on banks 3.05L
France Demand 6.94, cables G.9Ai7.
Ttsiy--Denand 4.O7 u cables 4os
Germany--Demand .3Sh cables SEA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

NEW YORK Nov. 2p.--lall Money
Firmer, high y low ~ last loan y
closing bid 5. Offered 5 = ruling rate "a.
Time LoRns-Essy; 60 days 3 30 days
81 months s.
Mercantile Piper--Prime J65.
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OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 2e.--Catue--
Receipts 550i steady, steers iiZbn l.55
cows and heifers 13.6OaA50, calves s2.0O
q7c0, stockets and feeders 1850 IA 90.
Hogs Receipts 500, weak; top Si,Ob
bulk $500 and up
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

,loSts,nw 5o0i beeyes ,3O0@6. 90,
"ppSga'So calves te,5o@s5o.
sSs. NlS n 100; rigs s7.Ood75o'
i6n - heceipts 20o: lambs $500 %
selis wtestlhers tl,0o@AbOi ewes ss.a5Gs.1S,
~ lI.VV ..00i goals lI.OOu2.O0
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CHICAGO, Nov. 80 s-Cattle.-E'ncit-
Z. 200. beef steers and lat -hs stock tulI
first sales tld25o lower choice to3
round steers 80 %. bulk beef steers S. 90
ISIS; butcher cows ami heif'rs tnDstiv
i35 5Oab.s5; iight calves atcaIy; top $3.50.
Hogs-U Receipts jS.u1p, fairly active,
mostly iOc lower. 'op $40 pail for 49, no
100 pound Averages; $50 pound weights
1905: bulk te7Jg 100. ltca tOLl5c low
or. bulk desirable iT.10uI.IN.
Sheep-Recelpts II 900; active; steady 60
strong, choice few western smhs to city
butchers tlO.25i buzz fat lHubs i95Om
1910, choice handy ewes g. ll. bulJ ma
tives i3.5oai25. sood fat lambs ts.1A %
ST. 80
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kansas CIix Grnin.

M 6'"H6 LITY, Nov, NV hont-C'ash
ij5 hard l,osai,lsi No. red ,ti5G
usoo n, 70; No; white isG'Se; No. 2 yellow
ne white sshc; No. mixed
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uoS,iLsW YORK, Nov. 2o.~Iiberty bond.
~ ID m 3 Is $50. fret Is 81 90; second
'mm.S,. th,gd iNs ssfIsH four,s ssaHgs tlga ,7'h,
''y 0%s ss.Ssi Victory 4As so.sS
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Nearly n million cubic yards of
concrete will be used In five dams
that Brazil viii erect in one OF
tho worlds largest irrigation pro
tpCfa
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NEW ORLEANS Nov. 29.--cotton.-
closed steady at net decline offii to %
points.
SPOT Guiet; :5 points higher, sales on
the spot a59 bales. TO arrive 525, low
middling lb2bc, middling ~ Csc good
mlddling 1916, receipts 5st7; stock
AaW
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Kansas CITY Produce

KANSAS CITY Nov Co. butter ard
eggs unchanged.
Poultry Hens heavier, lc higNar l'W
igc, springs and turkeys unchanged.
putAtoes-CuChangg
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esipts - q Kan, Nov. 2s-Hogs-R
Ni0g sVo' loe lower. top $3.50: bulk
b.s,s We We, Receipts 500; steady: active /.
coo. bsts tsb0 o s.2S beef helfers 81 90 N
issds," cows t2.50mB.O0, stockers and
's'5oq S,2J, calves t3oOaToo.
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standard oil stocks.

Following is price asked and closing bid
81 Standard oil stocks on the New York
curb Tuesdsy as reported by Houston.
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'pet i79c. mn NOV s9'--Lead- Steady
20, oa,'n9'--ooSuiet Z ~ Fast st. Louis delivery