davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
Coastwise

Baltimore From New York
Mar. 23-GEORGIANNA wEENs fF)
Halschaw S. S. Lines. Inc.
Charleston, See Jacksonville
Galveston From New York
Tues. tF). Thurs. CD. sat. (rs
Southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West From New York
Mar ssC0MA4 PF} P,, MaIlGry Ma119rI Line In.
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Mar. 22-LENAPE G'F) Clyde Line
Mar. 24-APACHE (PF) clyde Line
Mar s6-C0MANCHE tPFl Clyde Line
Mar. :9-ARAPAHoE (PF) Clyde Line
Key West, See Galveston
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle
Hawaiian Islands
From New York
Mar. 2a--ANNA F.. MORSE tf)
United States Transport Co, Inc.
Los Angeles (San Pedro), San
Francisco, Portland, Seattle,
Tacoma
From New York
Mar. 2G-OHIOAN (F)
United American Lines Inc.
New Orleans From New York
Wednesdays CD. Saturdays PF)
Southern Pacific Co.
NCW AOsh, LOS Auyc Dan b1SBo
From San Francisco
Mar. 30-K. l. LUCKEN BACH (FM)
Luckenbach Lines
Apr. 16--kATRINA LUCKENBACH (FMt
Luckenbach Lines
Portland Also see Los Angeles
San Diego See lew York, San francisco
San Francisco Aiso sds n,srd sss Los Angeles
From Baltimore
MAR 2f-POINT ADAMS fF>
Pacific Mail S. s Co.
San Francisco, San Diego, Los AM
geles
From New York
Mar. So--JULIA LUcKENBACH fFaD
Luckenbach Lines
apr. l4-EDWARD LUCK ENBACH (FAs
Luckanbsch LINES
San Pedro, San Francisco
Also see Los Angeles. SAN Diego
From Mobile
Late Mar.--CAPE ROMAIN(F)page &Jones
Seattle See Los Angeles
Tacoma, See Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
Sailing for
United States

New York From Rotterdam
Mar. Sf--HATTIE UckENBAcH (FAi)
Luckenbach Lines
Apr. l7--F. J. LuCKENBACfI (FAi)
Luckenbach Lines
From Hamburg
Mar. S0-HARRY LUCkENBAcH fFMl
i4uckenbacan Lines
Apr. 13-F. J. LUCKENBACH {FM)
Luckenbaeh Lines
Philadelphia From Rotterdam
Apr. f7--F. J. LUCKENBACH tFM)
Luckenbach Lines
From Hamburg
Arr. 1S-F. j. LUCKENBACH (FM1
Luckenhach Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
For additional
Shipping and Travel Informatsoa.
Call
Shipping and Travel Department
Beekman 5000
Rotterdam, Newcastle-on-T Tyne, Goth
4 Aafstlk

enburg, Copenhagen From Mobile
saiIed--TUscALOosA CITY tF)
May "A s1sga. sTGAmERt hHHy norton. LILLY CO.
St. Thomas, ST. Croix, St. Kits, Ans
tigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique
Barbados, Trinidad, Demerara.
Paramaribo, St. Laurent, Car
yeHne From Now York
About Mar. ss--ELMAc CD s
Clyde S s Co. tForeign ServicesE
St. Thomas, ST. Croix, St. kits, AM
tigua, GuadeIoupe, Dominicas
Martinique, St. Lucia, Barba.
dos, Demerara from New York
Apr. 1-rARIMA @ @PEM} -9asess 9,e,'se ! 3 CO
Apr. 29-KoRoNA tPFM) Quebec S Co.
San Juan, P. r., La Guayra, Puerto
CabeIlo, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao Also see Porto Rico
From New York
Mar. 2sCARACAs PFM2 Keo p - % - ~ fars
Apr. 6-PHlLADELPH1AtP tPsA' fsso = iHA'
San Pedro de Macoris
From New York
Mar 26---GLENDOLA(F (F) Atlantic Fruit Cos
Apr. 2-cANANovA I'D Atlantic Fruit Co.
cs:. Also see Naval Station.
Sanuag0 GUANTANAMO
From New York
Apr. s~cANANoVA (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Santo Domingo City From New York
Apr. s-cANANovA (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Singapore, Manila, IIoiIo, Hong Kong
Also see Alden, Honolulu Penang, Shanghai
Yokohama
From New York
Mar. 30-CITY OF MADRAS CD
MAY 1o-A sTEAMER (F5 Norton. Lilly
Southampton, Cherbourg
From New York
Mar. .2e-AoUITANIA tPFRM) cunard
Apr. 6-ADRIATIC (PFRM) White star
Tampico, Vera Cruz
Also see Havana, Nassau, Puerto Mexico
From New York
Mar. 22-RovAER CD Ward Line
From New Orleans
Mar. 2S-LAKE OTsQUAGo tFM) Ward
Trieste, Alexandria, Bombay, CAL
cutta Also sec vigo
From New Orleans
sailed-BESSEMER CITY CD Norton. Lilly
Trinidad, Demerara, Grenada
Also st. Thomas
From New York
Apr. 5-MAYARO (PFMj Trinidad I.ine
Apr. 19--MARAvAL (PFM) Trinidad Line
vigo, Coruna, Gijon, Santander,
Bilbao Also see Lisbon. Bilbao
From New York
Apr SS-BLAcK ARROW PFAfoward Lin.
Vigo, Gibraltar, Patras, Fiume,
Dubrovnik, Trieste
From New York
Mar. 2S-PA NNnNr
Yokohama, Kobe, Also see Honolulu
From New York
mar. %5-ARGUN MARU (F') Barber Tsrs.
Yokohama, Kobe, Chinwangtao
From Mobile and New Orleans
Norton. Lilly 6. Co
Apr: @o-HowICk HALL fF) Norton. Lilly
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
From New York
APR. lofty OF NORWICH lErl
Norton, Lilly & Co.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai. Hong
Kong, Manila From New York
Mar. So-SURuGA CD. Barber Lines
From Baltimore
Late Apr.-EDGE HILLfF) Green Star Lima
From New Orleans
apr; 20 20 STEAMER (F9 Cosmopolitan
offers ' 40 "'so
From Seattle
Mar. 2S--WEST JESTER (FM)
Waterhouse IL Co
apr. x9--WENATCHEE {PF) Admiral Line
apr. dS-ElI1RIDGE (Fo Admiral Line
apr. SO-WEST IVAN tFM)
Waterhouse. & Co
May Tx KEYsToNE STATE (PF)Adm
May l5-WEST JAPPA tFM)
Waterhouse & Co.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila, Dairen
From Portland
May 6-PAWLETT (F)' Admiral Line
June aNCoAXET (F)" Admiral Line
NORTH China ports and Vladivistek fr
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila, Singapore
From Seattle
Mar. .lS-WllEATLAND MONTANA (F,
Admiral Line
Yokohama. Kobe, Taku Bar, Tsing-
tau, Shanghai From New York
Mar S0-CITY OF BRISBANE tF)
Norton. Lilly & Co
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22
Bremen, Hamburg


From New OrIears
Mar. .5--scHOHARIE tF>
Kerr Stearnshtp Co.. Inc
APR. aS-ALGlC 70 tr9 Kerr S. s. Co. Inc.
Apr. SO-KENOWIS (Ir) (via Antwerp
Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
May 5-wEsTBROOK(T) (T) Kerr SIS. Co. Inc
May %6-WEST RARITANS (F)
- Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
brlStoI From New York
Mar. 25--LAKE ELsAH (F)
Winchester Lines
Apr. b--LAKN FARBER (T)
Winchester Lines
Bristol, Avonmouth, Manchester
From Philadelphia
Apr. b-PAwTUCKET (Fj
Harriss Magill & Co., Inc.
From Norfolk
Mar. .25-PAwTUCKET (r)
Harriss Magill Co., Inc.
Canaries, Senegal, Gambia, Portu-
guese and French Guinea, Sierra
Leone, Liberia, Ivory and Gold
Coasts, Togoland, Dahomey,
Northern and Southern Nigeria,
CAMERON, French, Belgian and
Portuguese Congo. Also 500 Azores
From New, York
Apr. 1o-vAssA tF) Daniel Bacon
Cape Town, Algoa Bay, East London,
Port Natal, DeIagoa Bay
From New York
Apr. 1S--coRFE CASTLE (F) Norton, iiI Lilly Lily
Cape Town, Mossel Bay, Algoa Bay,
East London, Port Natal, Della
goa Bay, Beira, Mauritius, Re-
union From New York
Apr. so-YoRK CASTLE (F) Barber Lines
Christiania, Bergen, Stavanger, Chris
tiansand From New York
Also see Copenhagen
Late eMar.-DRAMMENSFJ (PFM)
Norwegian America Line
Apr. 1-BERGENSFJOR (PFM)
Norwegian-America Line
Apr. 22-sTAVANGERFJo (PFM)
Norwegian America Line
Christiania, Copenhagen, Danzig,
Stockholm, Reval, HeIsinsfors
From New York
APR. "a GTnANER (FM) seager Line
Cienfuegos. Also SEQ Manzanilo
From New York
Constantinople, Burgas, Varna, Con
otdIAAd, OdiatA, DIdAld, NdsuM
Also see Pirneus, Algiers. Naples
From New York
Loadlng-WHEELING MOLD CD
A. II. Bull s. Co.
Copenhagen, Danzig, Libau, Reval,
Helsingfors
Also sec Gothenburg, Christiania, Rotterdam
From New York
Mar. 26--MARGUS (FND' Seager Line
'Also loading in Philadelphia
Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Malmo,
Christiania, Stockholm, Helsing-
fors, Reval From New York
Mar. 25-PoNTIA Cr) Moore & Mccormack
Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Limerick, Lon
donderry Also see Belfast
From New York
Mar. 22--HONOLULU (F)
Moore & Mccormack
Cristobal, Callao, AFRICA, lquique,
Aft. - Urv~o~nSe4
New-York tribune., 1921-03-22

Tar. 2e--W. .CHETAC{F) Jacksonville Line
Apr. 6--W W.HEMBRIEt F,JacksonvilIeLipe
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vided In the decrees OF last May and
June.
Tho report states that they have
been advlscd this is impossible at
present President Obregon In cred
ited with saying that American oil
companies owed the Mexican gov
ernment $4,000 900 pesos sl1,000,-
000) In back taxes. dating from July
last TO tho end OF November. OF
this sum. more than 100000 pesos
was owed for July taxes, and more
than 100000 pesos for November.
The lntimntion was given that the
agreement OF Secretary OF the Treas
ury DE Ia Huerta with the oil men
was tentative and expires on Dece M
ber 25, when new understanding
must be reached n also Indicated
that the oil mems agreement called
for payment OF part OF the taxes In
Mexican government bonds, and that
recent cable communications with
tho Mexican chief executive pointed
out the low market value OF these
| bonds President ObreRon declined
/ to com ment on he ~ Huertas pro-
| posed visit TO New York. New York
| Times.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
PRICES WEAKEN
ON WHEAT MART
Lack Of Support Except
for Shorts Cause of
New Declines


CHICAGO. Doc. i1.--prircg woad-
enod In the wheat market today oW-
Ing 10 tack of support except from
shorts. The close was unsettled, ~
Ia II. ST. net lower. with May iii 80
To tfti as. and July tiOi "a TO
2t.OI7-a Corn lost b-B 20 7-hc,
onts shade 60 i-ic and provisions
g 90 17c.
Rnthcr general selling with which
the wheat market began, showed a
donfth or buying orders. and tended
10 emphaaizo uncertainty prevailing
In regard 90 the European finnnclhl
situation pownturna IN foreign OK
change counted further az "a hnndl.
cap 10 bulls whereas talk current
about ucrmany having boen given n
loan was without much effect. On
tho other hand, something Of rally
took place iuet before the close ow-
ing 10 intilnatlons that 1000, 900
bushels had been bought for Europe.
only 400 900 bushels OF the amount.
however,. was fully confirmed. De.
sides confidence was disturbed by
gusalp that final government crop
fisures ~ tho United States would
show an Increase M proved 20 bt
the case regarding cotton, Under
such circumstances tho late upturnI
were largely tranalent.
Liberal arrivals OF corn had
weakness ia the valuo OF grain ant
hogn
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. In the Oil Fields
or for Egypt

Edward MBcTaggnri, retired oil
man and capitalist, who has been
Visiting his old friends IN Tulsa, loft
yesterday somewhat hurfledly on re-
celpt Of u telegram outing trip
20 Europe with a long stay during
tho winter IN Egypt. IIo VIII sail
on the Adratic on aJnuary T. .,
Thsro is no ono in the entire on
fraternity who has u greater ca
parity for enjoyment than MT Mac
Taggnrt, because for ono reason, ne
"a continually looking for someone
TO holp him share his fortune and
for another. has had an unusual op'
portunity for educational advant.
ages and wns graduate OF ono oi
tho big schools when he first be-
gan his apprenticeship In the OF
fields. Ho Is thus equipped TO make
tho most of lifc.
Bcfore leaving Tulsa he gave thu
Information that In partnership witt
tho Gypsy oil company no ie drill
ing n deep tost TO the deepest VII
cox sand. which is located In p.lT-l2
In tho heart OF the old Clonn pool
Tho we'll that In being deepene'
was tho old No. 20 Birdie Sells farm
and is now down 2.0oo feet.
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CHANGE
/ IN STOCK MARKET
Foreign Exchange Is Dull
and Lower; Speculative
Shares Stronger

Nww YORK, Dec. Ia Financial
markets today cxperincod q radical
change from recent anomalous
conditions Foreign exchanges wore
duii and decidedly lower, but stocks
OF speculative character we're active
and strong
Reaction in foreign curfercies.
which ranged from almost cents
in sterling and 10 TO 2b points IN
allied or continental romittanceS,
were regarded as a natural sequence
of the recent phenomenal advance
Resumption OF bulliAh. oporationH
ia the share list focused around
tho oils aud metals, with a hhptai
uprinkiing OF steel equipments
chemicals and related Issues out
standing featuroa embraced MeN
ican and Pan-Amorlonn potroleuinH
Houston. Federal MINING ana Snsn
ssS common and preferred sRa ths
cheaper coppers at extreme Ealn'
of TO 9 points,
shortn were severely punished by
ahe movement ia oils which gained
\ s,;,sss;i,,iisi impetus from 'aiaE'.
that the Mexican government hhu
decided not 10 enforce tho hlNnoi
export tax on those producte'
Rails followed their lethargio
course. becoming heavy In iho flnhl
hour when sorio- OF drives aHains,
some OF the cheaper Issues impelteu
eaine elsewhere. Mexican petroleum
was tho one noteworthy osoeptlvn
CLOSING at Ito maximum price, seie'
$4,000 shares,
AiiTof tho days call ioana wor,
mado At tho fixed rate OF per cent
large sums boina available nt thh'
figure. Time money held nt th'
samo quotation, but some sv-dhN
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Drilling Campaign
in California

what promises to he the biggest
major company campaign California
has seen since the days OF Elk iiilrs
Initial development is In It's prelim-
mary state OF execution at Santa re
Springs. near tho Junction OF Los
Angeles and orange counties.
Tho Huntington Beach frenzy Is
a minor company program, although
mose,of the majors have production
there now, and are pushing efforts
for additional production.
The oil In this field Is light, run
ming 80 to 81 gravity. and this fact
makes Santa Fe Springs the best
looking bet in the state.
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CfTICADO, Don l1--f.nttIe~NeveIrIs
II ,nOnt generally steady cnnuern and out
tors duiil veal calves fhr hiFhvf E"ud 10
eheiss ,s=si.nss :ie.ee: ss!k beef sissfs
tB,bOnEno -
I:ons-Rsoeipts bs,ooot ateady To 100
lowcr, shippers buying libcraiN several
hlG packers also huyinE top tito on
ilght UHhtsi buik hogs average lso anu
no % tbNflOL pigs mostly ien loWef'
buik tTsOUf,so
shesp--H Receipts lt booi fat lambs sad
yraflinga ntrunH 90 2ho higher sheep and
feadsfs steady Tat lambs early 90 packers
and shippers tit,fb; some held HIGHER
yoariinHa 1880, iight Tat ewes early wv
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANs. Dec. 13.- Dur
inR tho greater part ot Tho session
In cotton today prices were AZ ue-
clinoa. which at their widest amount
cd 10 30 10 20 points
After an early decline Of b TO
points thcrs was q recovery aud ad'
vance until tho active months were
q to IT points higher than the Gloss
Of yesterday. January rising 10 lp'g'
cents. prioeA finally fell or l'
loasr under yosterdny's last quota
lion OF 20 20 40 points, cartylnnp
January down 60 1901 cents = ih'
close was . points down 20 pVln''
IN net on the session, with JhnuhlS
nj 1857 CSutn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
LEGAL.

IPa6Nshsd In the Tulsa Daily World
December "a. IS and is, 1894. World
Puslishms company. rusitsssrl'
An Ordinance proVit,ng for the IN.
suaace ot Malerworks Bonds cf
Tulsa. oklshenas. ~ is;s. ~ me sem
ssnd n ,is.ssS. .eee. SsS polisrs by the
city of Tulsa. Tulss county, state
et Oklahoma authorized a an eles-
lion dsS .st called asa taSn g' ~ sSSss,
providing levy of an annual isN fee
payment % principal and hercst on
the ssyps, nSiss ether s',s.s.re, sS,sns ~ 'he
WaEREAs on the ssth day OF Ne
veNbcr, isst, pursuant 20 notice ane ,
xiven, al elcesion Nss held ln tnc Nhs
ho,ns for The hurpsse of submiitins
to the qualified property taN-pAyins Nes'
sFs Ne question % the issuance 1 %
bonds % said city In lhe sum 0t Six Nit
lion night hundred Thousand lisiSee.eepl
neilars % provide funas Tor ths psrpes
% defreytnk the sNpense snd pAstnz ts'
rnst rf acquiring cVnatructing and equip
ias wstsrwSrks and water supply sSs'
tenn from the SpaN in&e CrNeN, nesr "a.
junction with the Grand rivef, 10 NAYS
County state % Oklahoma. 20 aad ants
the city - Itltsz Oklahoma ana ta b
owned exclusively BY said city as puet'
HkllMyl nnd,
the returns BY the eeaaty eisetion board
at said election there Vas cA1t ~ IN
auaiitied pvepsrtS esxpsyny vetsrs o
s.id city ESsS votes ot which h9bl ~et'
In favor ard itSs wsrs against the 70
susurv rt r@ia hoodx an4 - ~ere ricti
lAtesi hAiiots and.
MNEREAS \ lawful majority of tn
auaiiftrd property tsx -p.sias voters vet
ing On said proposition cAss teeir eai'oti
u favor ~ the isspnhcs " sd een1t
the ISSUANCE thcreof has heen 6aiy as
thcfEc3
Now. rHERHFORE, BIZ IT OR
nAINEp NY rHR MAYOR AND
COMMISSIONER OF THF cfTN of
TULSA STATE OF OkLAROMAg
SECTION 4 TAss thers ars hsrsN.
Oraered AAd directed - be issued N,
nakottkhie coupon eeads ~ said elty
IN AcceraAncs Wtth the gexrn as hsrein
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Knn.as Clt, IiYe.,ecL.

NkNiia CITY. Dee, iJ..-cattie~-Rs-
osipts i9,O00i cRnnerH and cutters weak 70
$40 lower canncrs generally N.eeq NV
beaf steers steady TO strong small lots
ta00Qsgst best load sold early tI.7bl
rows ts,ou 1907 bstter grades ynRier-
9.gSi fedsrs ts.ss % zee,
noss--Rsaeipts l9,boci Activei mosut
10 10 900 lower, best iTo 80 500 pound hog'
to shippers and packers tao, shipper TOT
on llsN llfhu fSIsl few lots ise pennse
good paehins sows tS.househl piss weak
bert tf.oV,
| native ewes 1896 Eeod and choice iamh
/ steady. o;herp weab TO $50 ioweri Colo
rado pea fed and Tod wastornu tio,fS,
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vttlVANp nec rs nutteraUAsy F,
creamery extras tact fifst- 81 = VI % = ti
svecnds as0atc, standards aSc
kEsF lower revutpts aeft eases
firsts eAr, ordinary tireta - AAcl mtscel
ianeous tsUtSe, Refrigerator uts's $40
asc.
fAwitFs gHsettlcd, toWis ltNat Ne'
vpttpgu etc. turkeys SIC, icvslvrs ihv.
putatnra steady receipts at carH, 70
tai Al = Hhipments agN MhcVAsin sacked
sound Whit, tiekw1.f8. Wisconsin and
AtchiEAp Nalh round white Nltea y,
owe Nhgesc4A and Michisan hula round
white ai.8AOitN, MlNnssote saeked Red
KtVera sl,6aNt,RS, ldahN sacked rureH
tS0is., Nebraska niss iflsmsh'
saeket N,te cWIs NoerasSe sackes
rarsla use cwt.
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GupsR Drilling Hn

The GYPSY OH company's No. y
ve,l I'm ISL. % N drilling In today ana
wns flowing nbout 400 barrels last
night from the top nj the sand. Tlai
company's No. : on this lease cninc
in about 10 days ago nt 100 porrcis
per hour and IL stiil flowing bar
rcis natural.
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Million Eight Hundred rhoessnd
tss 500 00O. Ooi Dollars, which ssd ZONES bones
sbsu be designated "wstsrworks bgna1s Bona,
~ rutsa Okiahoma, 81 ig12',. hnd snsli
W sr,, orsand Plight hundred (a,se9)
IN nnmbsr. numbered from one % 70 sis
Th"usand Eight Hundred ts.sool poan @
inninsive ~ the denomination OF One
rhausani tti .OOO.O0) Dollars earhi enhil
b. dated February tst, 1919, snd beeoIne 7
dus and payable In the aggregate AMOUNTS
.bd os The dates a. tciloNr4 NV
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Mexican Oil Taxes

A report from Moxino Citv statys nfs
that Tho heads OF the American Oii
companies who recently visited MEX
leo have beon In direct cable COM
munication with President Obrcgon'
seeking a reduction OF taNea as pro-
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OklNhema Nc Ilve.lork.

nkIsANOMA NITN, Dec. la1~CaFUr~
N..eipls ,aNai Hlr~ CT steers lsW seo
iew-ri -srIy steers top tb,sti nuir Ss.enp
bko butcher market steady ,ca,vss
active and steady,
iinas Raccinta S0oi sieadyl ieo lower
10 psckerpi packer top tfsbi shipper tsp
ts.TS bulk teso aud up,
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NEW YORK, Deo. is,.-,ottanhesd or
H,tuwed further LOSSES duo 70 liquidation
by tired Ions And local SELLING on w"
hca vtness tn nt her commodity mafhot'
.nslor crude an dull trade conditions gen
orally GileslnE bids were . 80 10 points
net lower. kales id.a0o barrels lnnu
vr,ide d bnc hid. prlina summer IeloN
500. aee#s..se. January a.sss' A='eh
a69oi May gEfc.
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FOntr WORTH. De-. ia--Csttte-
reirts itoo heevca sa,ooj stcckers iGfsn
A,oeI heiters NS.bQud0Ni ycRrlnEs .S.soU
T2k, calves sa,00ut.ae,
Hose Receipts 500. ught N'bol aig'
80 teM6.t0
Sheep Receipts aoeog lambs teoo@ Z. 90
NsarlinEs tA.NO % 500, Wothefs tf00H 50.
ewes taeo0a,ssi stooker iamhs y. 30 %
yOa
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All owners OF sbutting property. prop,
other property liable 70 assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affeetins
property thereby, and any claim or OBJ
jections 10 the assessments as above set
forth .kAil be filed IN writing Ia the o.
fIcs OF AIRS. Frank Seaman, City Auditor
OF the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. on Or
before the soth day OF December. 1921, e.
$500 o'clock a. m. and the same shall be
heard BY the hoard OF Com missioner on
the spth day of December, 1894. at 500
o'clock a. m, and any claim or objec
tions not so filed in writing before SAD
tirns shall be deemed waived
DATED this 9Th day Of December, 1911
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
civ Auditot
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WiCuirA. KAN. Doe ia.--HoFs re
cslpts see zoe lower, top ts,bS' bolk
t0lefNaa
cattle Receipts sNpl steady beef steers
taAoHaA6, hclfpra taoNUa1kl ntcckers
and feeders ts.oeNGoa, calves ts,a6Ws.Sn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

Nuw YORK pes, is-Forcign EN
chsns -irrcgulAr
Great hrtatna nOmgnd as cable
ttsNl 90 DAY biils on banks t,ltN
France Demand S.O6A. cables sos,
ttaly Demand t6Ss cables tes1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

KANSAS CITY, Dec. ls,-butter--un'
ETss Lover sg1ci nfsts U@issI ssc.
ondr 9tU8ac
Poultry hanged.
putatoaH-=u Unchanged,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

NEW YORK. pec. iS.-CaN Money
Ftr,n. hlgh ) low ) 'elinE rate clos
ms hid ~ offered 8, lNst loan ,.
CsN l.nans.-AgNinst aeVepiArces "
Time ta,ans- firN, 80 days A0RA ~
,iaNs S1SN tnNrths SNAh.
Mercantile pAneF Ptine--N Nuak
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

NEW YORK, Doc. is.-cotion epn,,
III haieat 20 arrive none, Low mldluhs
itSho niddiinG isson! god m'nnnns .
itboei recolpta aiI2 stock spee'a ''"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14
Cigy Attorney
tFarm % tCoapon

NIfN lAffrfnoN,
tForm % icoaponl
Cnupou No, ......-... '.s.sss--s-
February
on tho first day Of August -, the
city of Tulsa IN the state % okiahouaA,
pronilsss 20 pay 10 bearer the , sSm
money 81 the United states Of Auier,ea.
AZ The riscai Agency Of the state OF
pkiahouaa In the city and state OF NcH
snc, cf such agency. at the Mechaniea =
and Metals National bank, In said CITY
and state Of New York. Or, In the eNcHl
Aseaey AMI Mechanics snd Metals Ma
tionzl hank. ct the office OF The tAty
treasurer cf the city % Tulsa, STATE et
its WaterWerks BONDS of Tulsa. Okla.
henas q 1895. Of ti,te0.ee.
Dated February J. ;s-s Ne ,-..----.
Attest Mayer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

los futures I,al ibr.
zino spot Lse i2s, Cd. futures Lac
ifs. So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

KANsAs CIry noc, wheat-.cash
Ne. p hard 81 iotWt,io, No 2 red iio
corn No 9 white ate, No. yciioS
aOhUtlV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-14

NEW YORK pes Is,-tAesrN srnGs
closed ESs Pt.te uwt a etie Nds see.
tapo thirc AZ ss.ta Fourth AAe ~, aei
Nicor sAs ieeee XistsrN 49, 1sAs.