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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11

BE HELD IN MAY
Maypole Ceremony Will
be Recorded in Movie
Film

Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
May is, II and is. were the dates
fixed for the annual school exhibit
In Convention han this year at n
meeting tho principals of the city
schools in Principal Merle G. Prun.
tvs office In the high school buiid-
ing. Tho exhibit this year bids fair
to be one OF the best ever held, and
preparations for II have been under
way year. The track field meet
for the grade schooly 1t was decided
at the meeting, will be held on Lee
field Saturday, May 20; the week
previous to that day, beginning
Monday, the ward schools will have
their May Day festivities, culninat-
ing In the spectacular exhibit tnat
is "A part OF tho field day meet.
For the first time, the Maypolo
exhibit will be filmed. 1t was stated
after the meeting last night. Ar
rangements for this have been made
by superintendent Oberholtzer.
Hitherto the city schools have
worked in conjunction with civic or
ganizations In making Cleanup
week successful thing for the
city. This year ~ was decided yes
terday. the schools will assume the
responsibility for fostering all OF
the arrangements AZ well as thu
carrying out OF the plans. Next
week. beginning March %, was
designated as Cleanup week, and
activities toward making city
beautiful during this time will be
preliminary to the planting of spring
gaTdena
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Important Meeting on

There Is at Chicago meeting
held at which a committee OF the
railroad presidents association are
In conference with a committee of
oil men, and tho result. II favor
able To the refining industry Will
mean more than can possibly be
expressed here.
Ever since the freight rates were
raised In August last. It has affected
tho independent petroleum industry
ns nothing ever did before In .he
history of oil. There is chance
now that the railroads will now vol
UNFAIRLY concede n lower rate, or
perhaps n flat rate for long dis
tancc hauls.
When tho interstate commerce
commission, nearly IA year ago.
rendered its famous decision rats
Ing all the rates ON the railroads
east, west and south II specifically
stated that the railroads them
selves should seriously consider the
effect of the advance of 35 per cent
would have on tank car shipments.
II was a heart breaker for the in
dependent refiner. but It may be
that owing to the falling Off in traf-
fic. the railroads will voluntarily go
backoto tho old rate.
" l'll u ~ ltihtu INTO tonSlucTn-
ton that 1t costs twice as much to
ship n ear OF fuel than II does TO
ship a carload of coal, while the
latter will average within few
pounds as twice az much as the for
mcr In weight, IL Is certainly up to
the railroads to do something
Tho announcement Of better rates
should go far towards making the
refining industry In the mid-con-
tinent field profitable one, and
Vet II IS almost too good to be true.
The rcfiners would think the millen-
ium was here.
The Tulsa delegation attending
tho meeting includes r., n, Schoock
Of the Export OIL corporation and
lndlahoma Refining company. and
~. II. Perry, general manager OF
tho Cosden a Co, both OF whom are
fully capable OF representing the oil
industry and are taking the time
and the trouble to make fight.
while others. who should be on the
'oh, are holding back.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
STRAINED STATUS
LOWERS GRAIN
Lowest Prices Come After
Another Road Announc-
es Wage Cut

CHlCAGO, March 10 Strained
induptrial conditions had n hearish
effect today on the wheat market.
Prices closed heavy, Ia To 2 f-2c
not lower, with March fl.66 i.2 and
May Si67 ~ to ga corn lost
1-2H5-s ~ 7-sc, and oats 3s
~ 10 3-4m 7-Ec. while provisions
were unchanged to zoe lower
Despite temporary buiges duo 10
revival of talk about crop damage
by green bugs and to word of some
new export business. tho market
displayed no sustained buying pow
ar and there was active Hrlling
pressure from some ~ tho recent
best buyers. Confidence on the
part Of bulls anoincd To be especially
impaired by the evident prospect OF
wage difficulties on n large scale.
Lowest prices of tho day came
only after announcement that an
other uf the largest railway systems
in the country had taken decisive
steps toward downward revision
Of wages affecting all classes OF ems
plOycs No important rally ensucd
and tho market closed nt practically
the bottom figures OF the day. Corn
and oats declined In sympathy with
wheat.
Packers selling moro than coun-
torbalHnccd Ia the provision mar
kot the stimulus OF higher quota
lions on hogs
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A CUT IN MAPPED COTTON
Manufactures Makes Drastic Hctinc-
tion Aftcr Close of business.

NEW YORK. March ia long
expected revision In the prices OF
mapped cotton Tor the fall OF 1891
was announced after the close of
business today by large manu-
featuring concern CAmoskeag Man
ufacturing company.
Tho new schedule reveals one Of
the most drastic single cuts ever
known in goods Of this character.
declines usually taking place grad
ually II was explained that tho re-
duCtion was made In view of the
radically changed outlook in raw
cotton ana the prospect OF reduced
production costs The reductions
were from basis of 81 1-2c a yard
for daisy cloth last year 10 ~ i-2c
not this year. and one the widely
known 1921 cloth. from 35c 10
l2 l-2c. These are net mill prices.
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tPublished in the Tulsa Dauy World,
March 8 . 10, II, i2, is; T. Is is,
ss. aS. 90, 81; April i, :, }. and Z.
1921; World Publishing compAny
ORDINANCE NO. 2is,.
An Ordinance to apportlon, levy
and assess special taxes in payment
% sewer @ in s0is Sewer Il DIsTRicr 1 No. i5a
es,sblished BY Ordinance No. ais.
wHEREAs VII "k IN an pur.usnse ese"S of tn. PROV.
sloh- Of the Charter cf The city ot Tulsa,
Oklahoma, and tho statutes Of the state
provided. the said City OF Tulsa did by
sewer pfsTRicT NO ' i7s' S"' and si'"Sfi,T after
sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT No.
l73, by the provisions OF said Ordinance
No, ans, did on the 2Sth day of January.
Contractors, certain contract for the
eonstrnction Of a certain sanitary sewer
" wHEREAs, in p pursuance 1 Of ssid AID con.
tract. said Comstock- -Smedley Company
have constructed a certain sanitary sewer
the work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the City Bnei.,
neer and the Board Of Commissioners OF
the city Of Tulsa; and.
WHEREAS. In further pursuance Of the
statutes OF the State OF Oklahoma, afOrs-
said, and under the. terms of the Charter
is deemed necessary by the Board Of
Commissioners Of the city OF Tulsa 90
levy and assess special tax upon the
property liable to assessment In said
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l73. by reason Of
the construction Of said sewer and to pay
for the same, and,
WHEREAS, tho total cost of the com
struction-of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. ia. including extras, have
been ascertained and Is hereby declared
to he the sum OF Si.l57.ss. all OF which
Is to bo levied by special assessmen nts
against the lots and parcels of land bene-
fitted by the construction of said sewer
In said SEWER DISTRICT NO. l73; and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels OF land go liable for the cost Of
construction OF said sewer In ssia SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l73, in the amounts here
matter specified In Section OF this Ordi-
nance.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE TT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY or TULSA OKLA
HOMA;
SECTION 1: That there shall be. and
there Ia hereby apportioned TO and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. I73 In the City OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma. SO benefited by the cOnstruc-
tion or said sewer, tho amounts rcspec-
lively follows, tO-wit
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LEGAL

from the East line Of Lewis Avenu.
TO the West line OF Columbia INC
'0s ssiyTH HffnGs GssTREEr. from the ra.,
line /of Lewis Avenue 20 the Yves,
line OF Delaware tGordonl Avenue
East line OF Lewis Avenue to the
West line Of Gary 6Nieholson) Avenue
to the East line Of Columbia tMc
Coy) Avenue
For further details as 20 tho material
plans and methods OF eonstruction to b.
used In improving said streets and ave.
nues bidders are referred to the plans
and specifications therefor approved by
the board So,d a. Eonmssieners M .iS % snd 10 ne
Ing the necessity Of and providing for thu
Improvement OF said PORTIONS OF soli
sss'I nd speef,eatIons arc on fs foiG'tIm n ,b.
office Of the City Auditor and copies ~
said resolution VIII be furnished upon
application therefor at the office OF ths
City Auditor.
The entire cost Of said improvements On
said portions OF said streets and avenue
and each OF them shall be epportioncI
abuttlng property liable to Assessment,
therefor and the owner. thereof in a..
ecrdance with the provisions Of Article
Oklahoma. and payments to the con.
tractor will be made In tax bills evidenc.
ing said assessments.
may he awarded Will be required to pr.
cure the signature OF surety company
approved by the Board of Commissioner
OF tho CITY OF Tulsa, TO the contract
guaranteeing the construction in the sum
OF 100 per cent, and an Indemnity bond
signed by a surety company approved by
the Board OF Commissioners OF the CltE
Of Tulsa OF not less than 100 per cent ~
the contract price. provided said surety
company shall not be liable on said bond
TO exceed Twenty five Thousand N25.O0oi
Dollafs Tor indemnity growing out OF any
one accident. and a statutory bond ~
required by the laws OF the State ~
Okla homa, tho above to be based upon
the price bid In the proposal, exclusive o.
the engineering and advertising charge.
all OF said bonds to be executed by the
contractor and the surety or sureties ac-
ceptable to the Board Of Commissioner
of the City OF Tulsa. and the city %
Tulsa TO be made party OF the third
part in said bonds.
bids must be upon the proposal sheet.
furnished by the city engineer and each
bid must be accompanied by a sepsra,"
bank house or trust company In a.
amount equal to five go per cent OF the
amount OF the approximate total cost of
the work. hascd upon the bids with whicn
submitted. The Board OF Commissioner
OF said city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and bidders are eau
toned to observe all the conditions sol
out In the specifications and blddlng
sheets.
Bids received as aforesaid will he con
sidered by the Board OF COMMISSIONS
a, meeting G,, to be held 6s,,noy a. the city Hai
o'clock q. M, Tuesday March 22, 1921,
All bids are required to be placed On
file In the city Auditors office for in
before tho award or rejection Of bids can
Tulsa, Oklahoma, March 7. 1921,
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
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SECTION 2: That tho sssessm E ents
hereby levied on each OF the above mem
declared TO be len upon such lots and
parcls OF land TO the same extent as other
in the same manner as other taxes in and
for the City Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. are coll
SECTION 8: That all assessm c nt-
hereby levied shall be divided into three
t9 equal annual installments as author
ined by said Statutes Of the State OF
Oklahoma for such cases made and pro'
vided; that the assessments shall bear
interest at the rate OF eight S per
fsn'In fsn linz per shhnnn, I'm Payaole shnusiy
insta llments Of the said assessments, from
tho date of the taking effect OF this ordi-
assessments. together with the accrued
interest on the deferred install ments shall
be payable on the 18TH day OF December.
ments, with the yearly interest on the
unpaid installments, shall be payable on
eesdins @ " year % un, IN If ali sSa % be eSG psid sue
Provided, however. that any OF the
owners OF the lots or parcels OF land 81
80 consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication OF thls ordinance
so levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such assess
SECTION a. That-tIls ordinance shall
be published for twenty-nine consecutive
days, In the Tulsa Daily world, a news
paper published In Tulsa. oklahoma that
the publication OF this ordinance as re.
auired by law shall be taken and regarded
as sufficient notice to all persons inter
ested In the assessments hereby levied BY
the terms of this ordinance.
SECTION .: That all ordinance oi
parts OF ordinances in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, insofar a,
such conflict exists are hereby repealed
SECTION 6; That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordi.
nance shall take effect from and after
Its passage. approval and publication.
PASSED, and the emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately and approved THU
9Th day OF March, 1921.
T. d. EVANS,
Attest; Mayor
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
city Auditor.
Approved:
FRANK ". DUNCAN
City Attorney.
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StW NulK March io.--l'rlme mercar-
tllr paper : u7N .per cont. exchange
strong; sterling C0adav IN commercial
cn-dny hilH ON hanks l.N7s. commercial
"a dov bius 3.S5N demand 79OA, cables
=.
S'aucs-- Demand 7lB. cables az.
Nprks--pemaud I 'S. cables lbg
Greece. dcwaud hN. Argsutlna demand
80 SO, NraFillnn demand 1888.
New York exchange on Montreal lsh
per cent discount.
Government bonds IRREGULAR railroad
huUAs oHEv.
Time loans ucadv. co days 90 days
and months. GtHa1 per cent
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Going Deep la Test south of Morris

Tho No. I WIloy ~ The NlnEwood
on ana Gas company located In the
center OF the southwest of the south
east OF 29-l3-li Is drilling at 3,34O
feet They are stiN drilling In 10
Inch hole, and II looks like this well
will he a test FOR all the deeper for
nations i'm this district.
Irwin Davis have abandoned their
No, l Grissom located IN the north
east corner OF the northwest of the
Gnrthwest OF the southeast OF al
l4-l3 at a total depth of 2.097 teot.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
J TRADE HEAVIER
Sershadowing Feature
of Day Is Selling of
! Railway Shares

kEW YORK March 10 Rusincss
oUl the stock exchange today was
spbreciahly larger aud much more
diycrslfiod than ~ any recent pc.
riJd, hut the quicker pace was at.
tended by further substantial do.
probation OF quoted values
Selling for both nrcounts of the
railway shares was the ovcrshndow-
ing feature. bcCilnos of to 2
points embraced .lmost every class
Of transportation. lu some instances.
notably Pennsylvania. premier
stock. lowest prices for number
OF years were registered.
Tho break IN rails was naturally
attributed 60 the decision OF the va
iious systcms Of the country to cf.
feet drastic reductions In wages and
salaries from tho wartime basis Ia
conformity with existing economic
conditions and n widespread policy
OF rotronchmcnt.
Stoels, railway equipments. ship.
pingB, copper and oils. tho Euro
poan issrcH excepted, were involved
In tho general reverse at declines of
10 4 points, as well ha many Hpe.
Cialtics of no definite description.
Liquidation was at it's height In
She last hour, the busiest period of
the day. Pressure against United
states steel and PennBylvanIa wna
then most effective, those issues
closing at net losses OF and Ia
points, respectively. Sales amount
cd to 100000 shares.
Although monty on rail ana time
was unchanged ms To rates. supplies
Tor both forms OF accommodations
were smaller, all the principal for
tlEn tNghnnIrn "A
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Wildcat Wen in Hepitt
Field ShOlDing Oil

Il is reported that the Empire
Gas & Fuel CO.'S No. | well, located
In the northeast corner of tho north
west OF 6-5s-lw topped a sand at
2,626 feet, and at feet In made
several flows. Reports so far have
been rather vague, ana no estimate
received as to the worth OF the well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
Aguinaldo's wife Dies.

MANILA, March 9.-Mrs Hilaria
Del Rosario Aguinaldo, wife of Cen
eral Emelio Aguinaldo. noted figure
in the Philippine insurrection, died
of pneumonia today at her home N
Cavite, near here. A son and daugh-
ter are attending college In the
United states.
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II Is located about three miles south
east OF Hewitt.
Tho wildcat producer of the Co
linc OF company. located In 25-is-
Nv, which came In some time back.
II reported to be still doing about
l25 barrels per day. There are sew
eral new locations and drilling rigs
around this new strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-11
EDISON ASSOCIATE DEAD
Francis, H. Upton Helped Edison 10
Perfect the Electric Light.

U'C T"CVt'U fHgV'
Francis Il, Upton, former associate
OF Thomas A. Edison, died today at
his home here after prolonged III
ness. lie was the first president of
the Edison pioheers and had helped
the famous inventor work out a
complete system of electric light by
lncandescence.
Mr.. Upton was born at Peabody,
Mass, July 20. 1859, OF family
which traced its American ancestry
through $50 years. His education
was received at Phillips academy,
Andover. Mass, Princeton and in
Berlin.
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KANSAS CITY, March iO.--Cash wheat
unchanredl No. ! hard 81 i.69Ui.G6: No 2
hard -.5saie5i No. ! rod sl,7lgl7a;
No. red ti.7Onl.7i.
Corn unchanged to NC higher, No J
mixed 60hc; No. mixed SSI u 500; No
2 white t2c; No, , 59Ae; No . yel'1w
elc; No. bsA a GOc.
oats unchanged 10 hc higher, No /,
white 90 hc. No mixed 4gl.e.
Receipts wheat. lt6 cara
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KANSAS CITY, March lo-NalUe--Re,
eeipts s,oooi' beef steers and tat she stock
Steady 10 csc higher; top yearlings 10 OO;
best heavy steers s9'e5i Colorado pulpera
Ssss0sso; prime and heavy COWS 'soo;
ana choice voaiers $3.50 at0.bO; uners
bulls and stockers and feeders dull' 1860
pound Texas feeders fs.io
Hors-Receipts s,0o0; market ste dy to
ISc higher; bulk ieS-pound hogs 20 ship
psrs SO. SO; bulk sales 1000 TO 1850; piss
and r.ck./, sows steady.
Rhssp-fecsipts 5000; market on sheep
and la mbs mostly $50 higher. ewes $500;
S3-pound lambs e1o2h.
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NEW YORK, March t0.--Cotlonared ~
made new lows for the scqsou under
selling by reflnerH and liquidation hy
longs. induced BY continued poor trade IN
modify markets Closing bids shaved u,t
lassss OF rs 20 80 points; low uoIufS fnr
tho day were NAV $3.50; July 7Aac, and
September. f7Bc; safes II 900 rar-o'r.
priins crude 4.75c saiea; prime summer
), closed az $500. N..y 6ssc, July 1tgc.
/ tember 7.T9c. all bid.
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IntfleOilFields
Good Wen In Jrxns.

Tho No. stokes OF the Roxana
Petroleum corporation, which Ia in
the Crystal Falls Pool. about eight
miles north OF breckenridge, was
SlN 20 3,li6 feet. and ~ good for
1000 barrels.
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Oklahoma CITY Iirr.tnch.

OKIANOMA CITY. Mnrch l07--Cattl.--
..ccelpts 900. market steady; steers SIS 90
Ws75i cows and hcifer- 1850 On6.76:
calves - 90 dio.0o. Btockers and feeders
tg.TSfT.O0
ttogs- Receipts 1900 market higher,
top hO.36, bulk '9.S5aio.s.
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WICHITA, Kan, March iO.-uoEs-Ps-
80 as; bulk ,iooOGioso.
Cattle--Receipts 900: market steady;
butcher steers fibomsTb, butcher cows
and hoifers tiOog7oo; stockerA and
feeders iibods6O. stock COWS and
heifers 81 h0G65O; bulk t55OGbb53
calves sibQQlO.00.
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FORT WORTH, March i0.--CRttie M
reCoiptsi COWS and heifers &a.oOdS6o.
calves tgoNRlO,bO
nnEs--iiFht SO 90 nto.esI heavy $500
u % 90, pigs 81 0OaStO
Sheep-i.nmhs a. o01s60; wcthors s. 90
UG,15; ewes 100 II 4. 90.
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We'll Dressed Man Trying
to Learn His Identity

Ell PASO, Texas. March 1o.--A
well-dressed man, 80 years old. is
here trying to regain his memory.
Entering n newspaper office, he
asked the editors to help him de-
terminc his identity. His hat bears
the name of firm In Memphis,
Tenn. A ring on his finger bears
the initials -. J. H." He is wear
ing u raincoat. trench style, and
carries "A heavy nvprCoat
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Snnthmcsi of IInskril-

Tn" No. | Gin OF Billingslen. To-
Gated In the northeast corner Of the
southwest OF the northwest OF 22-15-
10, IA dry aud abandoned NJ total
depth OF 2.540 feet
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Kansna CITY prnIiucn.

,owcr firsta 500. seconds abe' Ruttor un-
changed. poultry hens lc higher. aTcj
springs 20 higher. S5o; rooBtcrs and
turkeys UNCHANGED.
Potatoes 10 TO $50 higher. Ssoo1aas.
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NEW ORLEANS March lO.--Spot cot
ton firm and unchanged, sales on tho
spot Sb6 bales; TO arrlvo sSh Low mid
ding sooi middling 100; good miidling
l2.75. receipts 3.tss; stock .22 iO6 bales.
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CHICAGO. March lO-nutt.r lower;
creamery extras tGhc; standards AN .
eggs lower, rcccinta ltisi cases: tlrsts
aOit %; ordinary firsts -Sga9c; at mark
cases included. 29n soc.
Poultry alive unchanged.
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NEw YORK. March i0-Iihcrty bonds
closed! ShH ia0lG; first - 1880 hld.
second ts tS6t2i first AIS 'ss9s: second
AS ss6 SO! third ths c9O.le; fourth al "
1870 Victory 3As sg1iO; fourth ~ 8
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Near Iicnrycttn.

The No. 1 burgess OF the Gladys
Reue OH company, located In the
southwest corner OF the Southwest
of l3-I2-le, is dry and abandoned
at a total depth OF S29s feet.
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CH1CAGO, March 10 Potatoes higher.
veceipts 81 cars; northern white sackcd
sit0Ui.t5 cwt.; bulk $40 QliO cwt
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NFw YORK. March 1o,--csli money
steady nigh, low and ruling rate
cIosins tii 6, offered Rt 7: last loan I.
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Tho closing bid and asked price. OF
Independent oil stocks on the New York
curb Thursdsy. as reported by Houston,
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The closing bld ana asked nrices ot
Standard on stocks on tho New York
curb Thurnday az reported by Strand
berg, MoGroovy A Co!
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NEW NORK. March 1O.-Lead dun
spot - 90 zinc duh. East ~. Louis spot
2G.75 u27O0.