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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Compilations OF Today

Lesh Brothers No, = or the
Green farm I'm the southeast corner
OF the northeast OF the southeast OF
the northwest OF 27-ls-bw IN good
for 10 barrels. sand found at Clio to
69S feet.
Great Southwestern No. . on
tho Green farm in the northeast
corner of the southwest Of the north
west OF the southwest of 27-ls-hw
Is drv and abandoned at 1910 feet.
Westhciner on the Landrum farm
In the southeast corner OF the north
| west OF 3A-1s-bw has a lb-barrol
well from z feet Of sand found at 700
feet
The Usage Arrow company No,
/ In the southwest corner OF the
northeast OF 2b-2A-i0 Is dry and
abandoned at 2,O30 feet.
Lawrence OH & Gas company
No. 4 In the center or the north
line OF the south half of the north
half OF the southeast OF 1S-2l-lO, Is
| dry and abandoned al 2,63h feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum company
No. 3 on the orr in tho center OF
the northeast OF the %northeast OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

fields. except the one which the'
Humphreys people and ourselves are
drilling at KOsse; within the past
eight months We have drilled only
one well IN Kansas this year; n u
was "A gaAscr we have cut % tx
pcnscs half IN two, and the fellows
who make the posted price, have cut
our income more than half In two
We feel that the oil producers, re.
finers. the banks and other affiliated
interests, deserve much credit Tor
splendid manner in which they nave
c-o-operatcd during this crisis. from
which we are doubtless, Just emery
ing. feel like we have been wading
q river Of mud up TO our chins; ana
that we are Just now creeping out,
and that some OF al arc still In II
up TO our knees. ! hope 70 see an
tho, fellows out and enjoying a copi-
GUS bath OF genuine prosperity by
the first OF the coming year. WINE
the Mexlc. workman and kosse
fields Will undoubtedly produce a
great amount Of oil IN the future
Vet I do not regard them as q men
ace to the market for the reason that
no adequate pipe line or other Ia
cilitics have been provided for hand
ling the oil. and It would require
many months to provide such. This
will naturally hold down drilling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
With the Oil Men

w. J.. Mllburn, president OF tho
Homh okla oil company which got
n VOL i'm the Robertson field, the
other day, is in the city and speak.
ing Of that new field. says; This
fold has the ear marks Of "A real oil
Held. IL Zee about one mile east
Of the old Magnolia ana Wrightsman
Ena field In In-3w. The discovery
well, drilled by the Magnolia COM
puuy struck the pay at 1896 feet,
and started OF at about 200 barrels
per day. Tho Homn okla drilled IN
tho second well. in the northwest OF
1A-1n-3W. and struck what appears
to be an upper sand. Forty feet
above tho top Of the Magnolit sand.
This we'll started off atB5 barrels
Of oil and 1900. 900 feet OF gas, and
has held th!s up fer ~ weeks. i
will probably be deepened as soon
as the vulumn 81 gas declines. The
southwest diagonal offset has just
como at about $4,000, 900 feet OF
gas. one half mile to the east tho
Concord company. has what appears
to be a 1b0-barrel we'll at l,aO7 feet,
which seems to 5c the regular Mag
nolia sand. Many other locations
have been made and - number of
other wells are now drilling. The
Magnolia company is purchasing the
oil at the Healdton posted price. 1,
Ia reported that the Magnolia Is also
preparing to take the gas from that
field. This company owns most OF
The acreage and vas the dlscoverer
OF the field. In the Duncan field
most OF the drilling operations are
closed down on account OF tho short
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

age NJ water. ! consider this very
fortunate. for the OH market, as
there Ia yet a. large area " undrillcd
territory tn that section. II 10 20
Doc regretted that the necessary gas
wells cannot be drilled Bro time 20
supply the people Of Oklahoma and
Texas with gas this winter. Dun
can is ono NJ the great gas fields
81 the country. Tho hitting or re-
strictious on drilling ia the Hewitt
field will naturally result In some
now work. but a. the Carter COM
pauy and a few others beat tho com -
mission 90 ~. by getting their wells
started before the shut-doHn order
came: ana By this mca got away
with a lot Of the flush production;
DO not think the total daily pro-
duCtion from the Hewitt field VIII
ever be Increased very much, The
uoma okla company has drilled Just
az little M possible, iu ordor 10 pro-
toct 10 properties from drainage;
and We feel that DO would be a great
mistake for the producers TO inau-
guratc an active drilling campaign
Ior II production b. he'd down %
something nclr lt's present figure,
confidently expect to see oil much
higher by next summer. We think
ven uf our holdings go tho WORKMAN.
Noxia, KoRse. and Pine Islands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
an. MAurrr oIrrATONs.
As Thcy Piny the
Game in wan street

Colonel Gulf.a of il. .Iu of
lyff... ,I..... .... .... .. ...
l"Ih ana 'F'''''- '.'''' '' '
least t part ul NI" ..| "..fu HI."
hu gay, out 600 lH'...I'# .N regard
TO the N,EI..u situation, "N..u
looks ut This unu. IU U" Hiup.f fh"
plain, u~uFHrnlthrl urn'u.
There hla u.Hu 20 fIY0l u' prop.
uganda 'uIuIIOnE from -.H 1nIH
md shiuptun. HN 900 lh. ,.lU"'
that NrNI.a WuulI produce many
million barrels OF uIl lufinn future.
uud Colonel Gutir'.H STORY t #I"Ii
relief. Ubo statement follows
IAN OFF Tine BUR- of MuNI'N.H best
crude HAS been produced from t0"
Tamplco- Tuxpan light uIl lNur, 70
narrow strip running boo % north
and south direction from ~l''Hhrot'
90 Alamo. Practically 1ll ot 'n' see
tons or pools located ai"nF lha,
stretch of land has heen eKh4uatod
Of OH. HIli water replacing o.
ON Iricf, out of ~ pools or sec
tious iu the strip. all but two have
become exhausted by water Invasion.
Tho remaining two producing pools
arc mculuod by water from tht
uorth and south. There is "a small
area iu MoXiCu. outside of % pres
ent developed zone, that might bc
Classcd as potout OH lands
because Of its uufnvorahlo lorl
tion. 1t win require at least rive
years and the expenditure or % large
sum OF money TO prove up that ter
ritory. In brief, / don't bolicv" "
IS possible FOR az least five years
20 come To develop n new llhhl
oil fields In Mexico, capable ut re-.
placing tho ones that have gone tu
salt wator or are going that way
II is not $50 long since tho papers
in New York were ran of tho story
about salt water In the Homer Held.
u was % big factor in breaking the
market and the young man "ho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Gns at L6O Feet

Special 90 Tho World
HENRY ETA, NOV Tho Hen
ryotta Development company, Who
have been validating in 2~2-i0-i3 "a
new territory. seven miles TO the
southwest OF the city, have 100000
gass at a depth OF 100 feet, and be-
lloyo hat they haye found a new
sand that Will prove OF more than
ordinary moment as this rs the Sec
end we'll 90 produce gas al 100 feet
In this territory. william Brink who
heads the organization has Ions con
tended that this would become o
productive oil field. contends that al
though his company entered thia
new ncld with tho intention OF maaa
Ing deep tests. he 10 o Of the upiua
ion hat u strong natural GUw Will
be- had at a more shallow depth, and
that this territory will prove a heavy
producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Late NeICS From
the MeNid Field

Tho Humphrey MpNla rumpnnN g
Nos 1 and q ON tho HOLMAN farm,
about a milo and 81 hllf west uf the
town Of McNia. are creating about
he most interest iu that district,
since they are offsets 20 the pcsen-
berg "rushcr" Of the Magnolia cor-
Doration. uumphroys-MoNia NO ]
HOLMAN Is in the sand, and cstlunt-
ed as high as 10000 barrels daily by
the local office. No, 2 Is drilling In
today.
Another completion OF yesterday
IL that Of the Harvey OH COMPANIES
and y. l.. Smiths test ON the Mills
YARN which is making 1000 barrels
rer day from the $40 to 3,Q20-toot
sand,
Coyle and associates, drilling on
the Garter acreage, have q 1000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
The Cemetery Wei
Making Good

The Marlnnd and Miller Brothors
test on the Cemetery lot in 17-2t-2e,
south ponCa field. got the top OF tho
Mississippi limo ~ 2,74d feet, and
tho wen titled mp 1000 feet with oil
at 4 feet In tho limo,
George Miller, who liz In the city
says that the Brett wen, that hna
made moro money than ~ other
we'll In that entire section only Eot
"A little oil In the top Of the lime,
but after standing q year, was drilled
300 foot deeper and in tho yenr
1920. this wen produced $~iooo,oOO
worth Of OIL.
In the meantime, this Is only an
other Cemetery lot, mat has shown
the Eeologists and other scientific
men. that drilling in ia cemetery 80
lucky,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

uorihwom Of 3~4-2o-t8, had sand
from 1890 90 2.0lO feet. and after q
20.quart shot the we'll made q l75.
barre! EUWEr,. - Is ss~ producing
about ii, barrels on the pump ana
wilt tc cleaned out and the big
pipe pulled
HIlKfcf Mitchell have a nice show
% OH lu tho 2.555-foot pay. Ia their
tent ON tho HYDE farm In the south
west ~ the southcast 81 the north
east of J-3U-1. Elk county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Ticker Done From Netp YORK

Negotiations were reported yustcr-
day ~ be- under way between the
g. O. Of California and the LGcnl
Bhnks for new financing involving
the Issue of SIS. 900. 600 ~ bonds Of
fairly long maturity. 10 ia said n
usnciuR ~ connected with standard
Of CALIFORNIA; holdings In tho Pa
ciflo ON company.
shreveport - Daily production,
Louisiana Arkansas district declined
ucurty 5000. 600 barrels last week.
averaging l05,fGs barrels daily
against lli.10O daily previous week.
Production boy districts showed FL
dorado $4,000 barrels daily, Homer
2h.NiO. Unyposville 1900, Caddo
light 7.72l, Caddo Heavy, 49Ii AID
Dcsoto red river $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Decrease in Production
Since May Is Enormous

The United States Geological SUR
vcy In It's monthly report announced
a total crude oil production In the
United States In May this ycur OF
Aa,OI3,O 900 barrels. n daily average
production OF i.S50,S28 barrels, the
highest point I'm monthly or daily
average production In the history OF
oil production Ia this country.
The September total production n.
given ont by the survey aggregated
80, 1872 900 barrels, a daily average oi
i,2i5,68a barrels, n'tntal dccrcnSc Ia
production ia tiic four months oi
b,5Ti.0GG barrels. "a daiiy average dc
crease of 1858 barrels.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
burbank District

Tho Burbank pool iE now pro-
duciuR $1,000 barrels OF oil daily
from seventy eight producing wells.
Sinclair OH Il Gas c~ompRny's well
that was drilled I'm a few days ago
Ia now making 1O6 barrels THIS
well Ia a direct offset to the Twin
state well and II the farthest pro-
Queer to the northwest located In
the northeast corner OF the south
west OF 36-27-b.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Gets Big ven WIN Shot

The Rod Bank on company well
&c. the a]outhousi corner OF tho north
west OF g.lG.s UriRiow district,
which was completed recently a so
barrel produced IN tho deep sand
found from 8.a11 60 1851 feet, was
given o. shot last Wednesday and
tho RDIl ia uop making 300 barrels.
Tho total depth OF the well rs now
4 tg1 ff.f
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Prairie Wen at TOnkaICa

Tho Prairie OF & Gas company
has drilled through the SAINT found
at c.G56 and found "a hole fun Of
water In its we'll COATED In the
southeast corner Of 9-2A-lw. ana Is
now drilling at 2,GS6 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
A Correction

In reporting the Minnehoma OIL
well in 3O-2t.12 Lyons county Kan,
In yesterdays world II should have
hccn stated that although the well
failed to get the sand at 1917 feet
II was being drilled deeper and
"A fact wa started for a deep test.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Mdnhdttd Rubber
ConIpGny Has MOUcd

Tho Manhattan Rubber Manu-.
featuring company have moved
their headquarters from Sogon'
street. go the goo block or Eas
Third street.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
DinnmnN Drilling Deeper

j. Alex DinRNall, IRIS, we'll on the
Edwards farm in tho northwest cor
nor Of the southonp, Of 27.23-4 was
drilled 1 feet deeper today 20 n
total depth OF 3.O77 and Is stIli In
a lime shell.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Lake Mcremac Gets wen

Thr Lake Mcrcmuc OH company
has 3D. 200 barrel woll boo the 1910
foot To- 3,ObS foot pny, I'm their No.
Trucsdtlo. lu the southeast corn
Of the northeast Of the northeast az
I1-2O-GO. near tho town OF Mora-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

northwest Of i6-1n.3w, IL making -
barrels from sand 1886 TO l4i2
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
Mem wells and Competitions
in Kansas FicidS

y.,.b,u and ,tu.rr drilling iu
. 60 U.. uf
'"' '.'''"' ,, ,..
tho northwest "I '1'
wood county. kauHaH have inc pay
|.gu1 f..fn 1sgs tp l.T36 feet. 90
are nov Iuuihf VIII" LOW
OF I'D th' "e'' g...t,,s t,r, La tho !
.n.aI'n ~ IN ., nf ,hc |
wv. w ,5.lf E-r.ruUDod
7"u'h"'h' OF r,,. mon |
,%"uhll' > 'lnn',' So en- f,Iind |
H"F "t Wy t"',pst si.. p
from wv" w. i',,' '. ..r,,r,
Tho Nmrr''da '',"t,I"' tr a.,
ZION ma. no" 'r, mi, "a, |
me HouIl'hH' "l va y,,.,a
SOU. n"''' ol y,s frpuJ
county, y h''v rIicd into
NV -,''. C.,, uutrgrd back To-
the olI ",I''a I'"
ln'l.!''l "'' ,,u ,~,r,,re
The AlIaht'' f'iio''' ,hcl
ton mas a ''L "p TO-, - ,n' 'auth
center ut the wr,t Hne OF ~, , ta
west or tho h'rti''7' ~ t.u
Jones " lhrh'f nl'' " NJ" t,,t
~ water ai,'r "A mo W. o,nntncne,
ia inc h"i u"'t' or ''go.t7
% 'ht nuII'W' 49,, MOVE, An
s.. = AHh Il,. 'I"u',a ,s trc
for q test I'M me ~Hnuih"'S' q" '"'
n"., vi rrn, c~,r,r,ry has a
inc lhoP ~ ~, ,nc con.
machine IN t"t a. '''' ".,,tn.
ter OF mo hof'h ilu' a,,tt
west Of the ~hoIlh"'' ~
Woodaon ounIl In
'ui', 20 tt,,h,u in the cen
/, ter of the north 'h' Oh NY 49,"
west OF the southwest W
Noodaon county. .,u,o pu.
/ In Marion COUNTY az mo
. center OF INC hou,n ,m,. 'of a.
8 norlhweal or Wv, mr itLciy lookinp
q goa ma" 90 l'u' 7pC nuart
SAND, Wn'Sn - ahnut n thous
I Hh"I nv ,,.tnrg A., IA hole. They
now trying TO ''''" "''
h tom. No "a
De- d Pure on '~"L,p"nS 90 IN,
lrschel, IN me u".ttlm. or qt-ol-
i southeast OF tn' WV nne.
g ; has a. SGV-,i'll' sand was
,onttn OF Mn. 90. ", g2O feet.
watchorn and olhorh nave 81
n barrel pump'I' ~ 10 thc
Joliffc, In INC H'u'n"'''
suuthWesl OF ,u .,u,nnnv
The Mldu'" Ht"''' .i.,dnnol
mas a n'N ~, Ws u,uIv No. I
~ 1ibo southcast or tho northweS'
W SI.2i-g. uutlrr .1ruty.
IIgrott and utr, have a rlg ur
v FOR No. Q Hughr located AT w
II center OF INC H,,," -n,nth,nat o,
&c o.SC.s
'c TN, &. a .. ON company tost OF
tho Crair farm Iva the north'aAt u,
u thr northw,st OF the southeast oil
e9-2S-5. butler county, H. flowing
" m The rate OF $50 barrels dairy
II natural
~ Crum ana associates are drllllnt
"a ,t g5SO feet and expect 20 got 'h,
lt ,, Ma wook aome time, In No.
a- rr9wIcy. in the southwest OF th,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
OIL AND GAS
Rcdnce do ONcrhcnd.

Reduce the Overhead.
Can your accountants u audi
tors attention 20 our ready printed
Standardized Accounting and Field
fn~r.a Mid West Printing company,
400 South Boston, Usage 5bl5.
Wanted Shallow acreage for drill'
ing contracts. owners only. r. O
box 2g6. Tulsa Okla.-Adyt-
, 1921-06-02

In an investigation OF tho situation
In regard to crude prices In Wyoming.
n of the angles developed is that
he state is receiving $3.50 per barrel
for its royalty oil from Salt Creek
The operators are receiving only 81
per barrel. In the fail OF 1919. the
wyoming board Of school land com
missioners made a three-ycar contract
with tho Midwest Refining company
for the state royalty oil. The Midwest
agreed to pay no' less than $3.50, re-
sardless OF the posted price. Tho state
OF Wyoming Is now receiving equal to
a premium OF so cents a barrel over
peat prices. Al the time the Midwest
made IFS bid, the Sinclair Consolidated
made a bid OF s1.62H for Salt Creek
crude, ard wns prepared to build a
refinery in which in handle Il. wheth-
or this discrepancy between the prices
received by the operators and the state
will have any bearing on the future
trend - prices remains to be deter
mineL
Another feature is that while Salt
Creek crude has gone from se.75 10
81 n barrel. the retail price OF gas
oline in Denver. only q nights ride
from the Wyoming md mtl cont
nent oil fields. shows no material re-
duction. and certa My not a reduction
n proportion TO the cuts In the price
Of crude.
, 1921-06-02
OPENING WEAK
ON N. !. CHANGE
Oils Among Issues Depressed
With Resumption of Trading
in Stock Mart

NEW YORK. June 1.-The stock
market was inclined TO make fnrther
concessions TO professional pressure
at tho opening OF today's session. Oils.
motors. stecls. coprers and tobaccos
added to yesterdays reversais. but
with q few unimportant exceptions.
losses were restricted to fractions.
Rails made NJ apprcclahie response to
n wage reduction announced by the
United States Railroad Labor board.
Before the end Of the first hour. how
ever. the market became distinctly
heavy. crucibie Steel falling nearly J
points, and United States Rubber II
ShippinEs. sugars and chemicals
were added 10 the long list OF heavy is
sues during the morning. Several OF
the minor rails ais registered sub
stantiai losses. but coaiers and Pa
cities were fairly firm. Shorts were
aided In their operations by further
price cutting in the motor and oil in.
dustries- SearsRoehuck. American
Wooden. National Enameiins and
United Drug represented the reaction
, 1921-06-02
WHEAT PRICES
STRONG AGAIN
Market Responds to Export De-
mand and Is Higher at Open
ing in Chicago

CHICAGO. June wheat advanced
readily IN price today influenced for
the most part by the absence Of any
aggressive selling. Recent demand
from exporters both for new and old
wheat had a deterrent effect on bears.
n so. too. did smnllness OF the do
nestle visible supply. Besides. crop
reports remained inauspicious. Open
ing quotations. which varied from y
to IL higher with July ti.1s4 TO
$40. were followed by a decided fur
ther upturn.
Subsequently,. steep advances we're
maf-. estimates that the winter
would not exceed 5ss. 600. 900 bushels
being construed as decidedly favorable
to thu buying side. France and Ger
many and seaboard domestic mliers
were said to have purchased more or
less The close was strong. SIC TO
SIC net higher. At si.s7 to si-37k.
July.
Corn was firmer in sympathy with
wheat. After opening Il 4 &c higher
including July at 65c I o 65hc. the
market hardened stll more.
Later the market developed addi-
tional strength owing to expected fall
ing off in receipts and % prospective
large shipments from Chicago TO the
east. Prices closed firm. lac I axe
net higher with July es@c TO s6&c.
Oats reflected the ours OF other
cereals. starting "a to &C up, July
4ihc and later making a slight add
tionai gain.
Higher hog values tended to lift pro
visions.
, 1921-06-02
FRENCH MART
To Be OPENED
Ensetion Of Petroleum Bill Now
Before Deputies Would Pro-
vide Outlet

PARIS. Junc 1.-Amcrirar IN corr.
psnies are AWAITING vIth rsen ,n,err.,
IN, uasraee ~ tbe prtro,e,r, b,n re,,
BEFORE the chamber Of denutiss which
cpens the French market 10 IN co,,r.
tries on an eoual bas,s' for the s,rs,
time since the war. on Ia. h..r l
monopolv durtnr tb,t No.
rod.
The French government has pso,,.
l.es th.r IRE r<s.,,ra r,ai =. ~ers.anr
June 1 n officials Of American ri,
concerns in Paris c-onfidentlv ernsrt
the massage OF the act. The asontson
will marx the close Of scveral wears n
Intensive efort m tbe na,t ~ 49,.
lean companies TO obtain permission 10
20 businezr IN Fr1ncr
, 1921-06-02
AssoeIaied OH Companr.

The test being drilled by the Assc.
ciated Ol company OF Wyoming on
the Mandel dome, Little Laramie
valley. northwest Of the Big Hollow
field in Albany county, encountered
water at 5000 feet. This well Is known
as No l Judy on section iI-is.7s. The
water will be cased off and drilling
continued. The Associated's No. /
Placer. on section 2-20-T7. one mile
southwest of the town of Rock River.
has been delayed by the burning Of
h rig. The loss Is estimated az S..
600. 1t was down around 1900 feet.
The rig viii be rebuilt at once. No.
l Phelan. on section s.3o-7s. is fishing
At $3.50 feet. No. 1 Placer on 1907.
IS drilling below 3.s2s feet. The test
IN the Pickett Lake field. section ss-
2s.sI west OF Lost Soldier. will resume
drilling at an carly date, after having
pecn shut down for the winter.
, 1921-06-02
NEW SAND IS FOUND IN
THE ROCK GREEK FIELD

During the drilling Of the Laramie
Red Desert wen in the Rock Greek
field. great interest has been AROUSED
by the finding of a stray sand nj A.
s15 feet bearing some trace OF gas.
This sand is believed to be similar to
the Wall Greek. So FAR. the driii has
only penetrated a-few feet. and the
officials of the company do not attnch
too much significance to this indica-
ton. at the same time 1t is considered
as a favorable sigr.
, 1921-06-02

.,ross the line on section g found
rro1uction Of 500 barrels a day. will
.rait future developments The sand
~ some 600 feet lower.
wyokans VAL No. ? on section IL
!. Standing IN top OF the second Wall
cresk sand and VIII not be drilled
IN Al this time in view OF yer produc-
tjon Of the fed.
Tanks are being rushed to take care
Of tie production from the new well
On section - Six eeo-bsrrei tanks
have been ordered All OF tho com.
pany's field storage is reported full
At the present time
, 1921-06-02

Int Joint well OF the Aiidwest. Ohio
and Texas companies on section 1911.
100, Little Buffalo Basin. which WA
sssing 1900. 900. 900 cubic feet OF gas
per dzy from the sand at 2.0e5 feet
las, fall. is being mndded off and will
be drilled 10 the oil sand supposed
10 underlie the ri horizon. Four.men
lost their lives and four have been
injured in this operation. Last fall
IN. well caught fire and burned for
several months
, 1921-06-02

The General Petroleum corporation
has Contracted with the Emery oil
company OF Douglas. fer the compile
ton Of its test on the sen OF s-e5-s6.
Ferris field. in Carbon county. which
promises to be the deepest well drilled
IN Wyoming. Tho hoio is standing at
, 1921-06-02

CHICAGO. June I.-cIose:
Whcet-July si.S7.
Corn-July eeSsc. September case
oats-Juiy tec. September 43ac.
Pork7July s1T. O5.
Lard.Iuiy ss.tT. September $3.50.
Ribs-July $500. September s9-ss.
, 1921-06-02

SrlcACO. June l.-Buttef-Lnwer;
creamery extras. CSC; firsts. a2aese;
seconds. 1908. standards. 9se-
EeEs-Lower; receipts so.ess cases.
firsts. 2ieG21ac. ordinary firsts fs
HI9e' at mark. cases Included. so6
&c; standards. 22e.
, 1921-06-02

Dominion from the United states free
of duty. Tn purpose is TO open a
market In Canada for petroleum prod
ucts refined In this country ana u
points out that the slight detraction
from the refining industry In canada
will be more than offset by other
trade concessions.
, 1921-06-02

The Montana on Mems associat.ea
has oetitioned the government TO seek
u reciprocal trade agreement with Can
ada under which crude oil n its re-
fined nroducts may be admitted 10 the
, 1921-06-02

NEW YORK. June Cooper
Steady: e~lectroiytic. spot and neal by.
15h Ml3ac; futures. t3L
Tin-Easier: spot and near by.
ssi.25n3i.So; futures. tsf.2563i.5o.
Iron-Nominal. unchanged.
Lead-Steady; spot 500.
zinc-Easy; East st. Louis spot.
si.T5d4.so.
Antimony-Spot. s5.es.
, 1921-06-02

CHICAGO. June l.-Potatoes-Re-
ceipts AZ cars; old steady; north
ern white sacked and bulk. 500 6oc
cwt.: new. stronger; Tcxa= T=.umphs.
s2.75 cwt; Southern cobbiers- S2.s5N
2.40 owt.; Louisiana long white. 5000
1e.15 cwt., South Carolina cobblers.