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more consistently employed than was
the case few years ago.. prior 20 tne
educational campaign carried on by tne
Government during the period OF the
various Liberty loan and Victory loan
offerings. ~
The public has become educated to
the importance of the purchase OF Sc
curities from which substantial In.
come return is obtainable. ana IL
believed that from now on the tenoenSy
will be toward continuance Oh acu'i
ties along these lines.
Foreign Exchange Interesting Situation
DEVELOPMENTS In the foreign ex.
change market during the last week
were of a more interesting character
than at any time in the current cal.
endar year, new low quotation ior
all times having been established for
marks. while francs also declined 10
the lowest level of 1922. .Singularly,
In the face Of this situation, sterling
exchange was unusually firm and more
active than for a month or more. :.
It was reported that the continued
absorption Of sterling bills by leading
local institution was for the account
Of Great Britain, and In this connec.
tion reports were IN circuiatlon tnat
ing A greater degree Of stabilization to
sterling bills, perhaps with a view to
bringing about popularity ..! OF ,,,s;,i e new ~
meet maturities Of the Government in
the early fall
The United Kingdom Of Great Brit.
ain and ireland 5hs. which mature
next fall. are convertible into long.
tern. internal British Government bond,
such conversion being made attractive
at any time when sterling rates are
quoted above 4.30. .,
As rates for sterling are now well
above 4.4O. it is said there has been
quite n substantial exchange OF the
notes into the long term internal bonds.
No figures are obtainable as to tho
exact amount that has been EXCHANGED
eral millions Of dollars. Those notes
not converted, however, must be taken
care of through some other medium,
and It il not improbable that n fresh
Icon will be negotiated for the pur.
rose,
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Copper Situation Improved

Some Improvement took place in the
copper market last week. After the
holiday. there was an increase in buy
ing and prices were advanced slightly.
Offerings at 1871 cents at the end Of
the week were only on odd lots and sales
to the leading consumers were made at
1874 cents per pound.
Considerable Importance Is attached
to the fact that one transaction was
closed at 1879 cents on which deliveries
are to run through to the end of the
year. This Is the first sale for such a
long period of delivery that has been
made in many months, and indicates
that one consumer. at least. Is not look
ing for lower prices later in the year.
1t is doubtful If all the selling agents
would accept business at 1873 cents
for the last six months OF the year.
Many are of the opinion that prices will
advance in the fall. and for that reason
they are not selling for delivery beyond
the end Of the third quarter. Some of
these interests are also out Of the mar
KIT for spot shipments.
Brokers' Opinions
Newburger. Henderson & Loeb:
"When such an unimpeaChablc author
ity as Secretary of the Treasury Mel
lon expresses the belief the fiscal year
Just beginning will be n prosperous one
for the business interests of the United
States. any lingering doubt as to prog
ress of the reconstruction movement
ter of fact, no one ever doubted, but
the sharp eyes of the stock market saw
it coming many months ago and the re-
cent almost perpendicular rise in invest
ment and speculative values accordingly
discounted 1t. At the same time, the
fact must not be overlooked that the
average level of prices is considerably
under the high marks of the construc-
tive movement because Of the broad re-
action which has taken place. No doubt
many over extended lines of long stock
have been lightencd and the bullish posi-
ton thereby has been made correspond
ingly less precarious; yet we feel the
point has not been reached wherein any
relaxation of caution or discrimination
should be made in contemplated fresh
commitments. Unless precedents and
surface indicationS. are misleading. the
market is shaping for the customary
! midsummer drowsy spell during which
the foundations will be laid for the re.
sumption of the forward swing In the
fall"
West & Co.: "rhc larger stock mar
ket operators and the pools have appa-
rently distributed their holdings among
the public and seem inclined to await u
decision on some Of these more i'm
portant problems. When they will re :
| turn to the market and what attitude
/ they will assume on their return will be
governed by development curing the
present month. We would. therefore,
advise the purchase of stocks only on
sctbacks until clearer view of the
| future can be had
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loNDoN srock lmARkEr
DeprscIatIon In Continental ex
ehanss Rates Produced Fur.
EC thar Nervousness

London, July 10.-Nervousness wns
noted In securities on the stock ex-
ehAnse today, because Of the deprecia-
ton In continental exchange rates. Sell
Ing by the Continent weakened oil
shares, but changes were narrow. Royal
Dutch was 36A. Shell Transport and
Trading, AN, and Mexican Eagle, Az.
Home rails lacked steadiness, with a
disposition to wait for half.yearly divi-
dend announcements.
Dollar descriptions were quiet around
previous levels. Argentine rails were
hrm and the feeling was confident on
dividend forecasts. French loans failed
to rally and there was caution in the
making Of commitments in this group
because of the unfavorablc position Of
continental exchange. Gilt edged in
vestment issues were dull and easy.
Kafirs wavered and operators were
busy with the carry over. Adjust
ments made industrials irregular. Hud-
sons Bay was 9 1915. Rubbcrs were
soft in sympathy with the crude article.
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To the Holders Of
WILLIAMSON ELECTRIC COMPANY
First Mortsage Gold Bonds

Notice Is hereby given as provided in
Article 8. of the Mortgage of the Williams son
Electric Company. Williamson. West Vir-
einia, to the Colonial Trust Company. dated
March LIST. 1920, that proposals will be
Market and Thirteenth street. Philadelphia.
Pa. 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Saturday. July 18th.
lowest price at which such bonds shall be
offered, not @ s;n exSeedips ios and accrued inter-
haust the sum Of $4,000. interest on bonds
accepted will cease on September lst. 1922.
Proposal 'hSgd WI, be sealsd and Endorsed
Bonds for the Sinking Fund" and addressed
TO the Trust Department. The TNustee
reserves the right to reject all offers In whoIs
coLoNiAL TRUST COMPANY. TRrsrrp
BY F. c. EVES
Tran
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A New Army Of Investors

Years ago. the average individual was
not Mt all familiar wi tn investment Sc
curitics ard the savings Of the indi-
vidual of moderate means were either
deposited in savings banks or IN a re-
mote corner of bureau drawer. Also
considerable amounts Of estates were
invested in real estate and real estate
mortgages.
The situation in this respect has un-
dergone a complete change. and the
opinion is from now on the investment
market will command considerably more
attention than ever before. There. Of
course. will be periods when depression
will appear in the securities markets,
but this will simply be subject to ad.
justment. as has been the case so many
times in the past. There, however.
should be greater stability in the entire
investment situation.
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THERE are two kinds of ambition:

THERE are two kinds of ambition:
l. One is the desire to do something
well.
Such an ambition animated Shake
speare and Michel Angelo and Benjamin
Franklin and all the men of genius
who have contributed greatly to the
worlds progress and happiness.
Another kind of ambition is the thirst
for power.
That was Napoleon's ambition. 1t
was the ambition possessed by the man
who wrecked Germany and nearly
ruined the world, and who is now, it
is to be hoped. repenting Of it in the
little Dutch village where he is lonely
exile.
THIS thirst for power is IN ambition
l. that is never gratiied.
1t cannot bring happiness to its pos
SCISSOR, for he Is forever angered by the
knowledge that his will is thwarted by
people he cannot rule.
It can and does bring suffering and
misery to innocent people-sometime
whole nations Of them, when the man
who possesses 1t happens to be un-
usually able, or born into position
that makes 1t possible for him to
order others 10 help him to do his will.
This thirst for power Is really ego.
tism in the highest possible degree.
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Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
DIRECTORS OFFICE

Sealed proposals will be received ar ii,.
once, Room 2l5. City, Hall. until I2 o'ciock
saving timeJ Tor the following: "a'''sh''
BUREAU OF POLICE-For furn!shinr an,
delivering 5000 feet 2 pair No ia gs,,aa asa
rubber and lead covered Gables 10 be ussd
in connection w.rn the installation Of Si9SsIi
Devices on Traffic Towers. SpecincatInns a.
be had at Room 2l5. City Hail "
The Direct9r reserves the right to rsj.c,
deemed best for the interest OF the Civ "
JAMES T. CoRTELY0iU.
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Marks Go Beqqinq

Geneva, July 10. German marks were
freely offered on the Swiss Exchange market
today for 85 centimes and there were few
takers.
Anxiety was expressed In Swiss financial
circles concerning large sums OF money owed
TO Swiss banks by German houses. Large
amounts OF German paper money are coming
into Switzerland and are being invested in
swiss securities for German accounts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10
LARGER STEEL ORDERS
v. S. Steel Untitled Tonnage In.
creased 381,5O3 Tons In June

New York. July 1O.-The monthly
tonnage report of the United States
Steel Corporation, made public today,
showed 5,635 ,53l tons of untitled or
ders on hand June 30 This is an in
crease from Mays untitled orders, which
totaled 5,254 22S.
Comparison of untitled tonnage on
the 10th of each month since 1913 fol-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-10

The regular quarterly dividend Of One and
sSss.s snd re ons Cent snd BE cgm
uMNO on the preferrsd shares Of this Com:
pAny Aug. lat, iese 70, stockholders Of
1S4 Transfer books win not close.
PIERRE J. SMITH. Treasurer.
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10 THE HOLDERS OF. THE FIRST
MortEage Per Cent sinking Fund Gold
Bonds Of Central New York Gas and Eiec.

tric Company:
. Notice Is hereby given that PHILADELPHIA
trust Company. Trustee under the Mortgage
Or Deed Of Trust OF the Central New York
Gas and e. lectric Company. dated March is
Rll securing the First Mortgage S per cent
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF the said Com
pany. have the sum Of s03S2 81 to he applied
20 the purposes Of the Sinking Fund under
the provisions of Article Third. Section X, Of
will be- received at Philadelphia Trust Com.
peny. Broad and Chestnut Streets. PhiIaGei-
1899, for the sale to said Trustee, at the
lowest prices not exceeding 1O5 per cent Of
At which said bonds shall be offered Tor de.
livery on August !. 1922. of n sufficient
said sum Of so3s2.57. All proposals. should
Be- sealed and indorsed Proposals 10 the
0inking Fund of Central New York Gas
and Electric Company" and should designate
the denominat tions OF bonds.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
eli proposals.
PHItADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY
BY ]. CALVIN WALLACE. Treasurer
Dated. Philadelphia. July TO- 1922.
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TINE PITTsBukGn 4 WEST VIRGINIA
RAILWAY C0MPANY

RE Board Of Directors has hMeGh deciarsSS II
dividend Of one and one-half G1sJ per cent
on the Preferred Stock OF the Company for
Ausus 81. 1929, TO Stockholders Of record al
the close OF business on August !. 1929
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MINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN
RAILROAD COMPANY

Philadsiphia, Iseysnri month TO- 1922.
(oi so per shareI, has this day been declared
psy.s's Eishth month Il III. to s,,GScfhoders OF
The Transfer Books. closing on the 14tb
inst. win ISscs, rsopsn All, az 0 A: NJ on Eighth
s---- WM RIDDLE Treasur.r
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Investment Securities
MACKlE, GROUSE co.
REAL ESTATE TR. BLDG. PHILA.
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF
5o6 Collateral Trust Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds Of
THE SYRACUSE LIGHT & POWER co.

THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF,
NEW YORK, as successor to the TRUST
COMPANY OF AMERICA, Trustee, under
the Deed Of Trust of the Syracuse Light
. Power Company. dated April TO- 1907:
hereby invites proposals for the sale to 1t OF
as many bonds secured thereby as viii
exhaust r1e sum of Ninety-Nine Thousand
Five Hundred and Seyenty-two Dollars and
Fifty Cents 1893. 572 b0), in accordance with
tbe sinking Fund provisions of the said
Deed Of Trust.
Sealed proposals will be opened at the
Office Of the undersigned, No. 81 Wall street,
New York City, at twelve O'Clock noon. on
July II. 1922. and should be endorsed.
Proposals TO the Sinking Fund of the Syra.
euse Light & Power Co" Proposals should
be addressed 10 the Trust Department.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
PROPOSALS.
Proposals OF bidders unknown to the
Trustee must be accompan MED by satisfactory
references.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY LYMAN RHCADES Nice-Presidcrt.
Dated, New York, n. Y, July g. 1922.
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TO HOLDERS OF STANDARD TANK CAR
COMPANY. EQUIPMENT NOTE TRUST

COMPANY. EQrIPMENT NOTE TRUST
CERTIFICATES:
STANDARD Tank Car Company. and Fidelity
Trust COMPANY. Trustee under Deed Of Trust
OF Standsrd TANK Car Company. dated May
], 1920. hereby give notice that, in accord
nanee with the provisions Of the said Deed o,
enumerated below. have been called for
redemption and payment on August I. 1922.
At 101cS OF the face value thereof and
accrued dividends TO the date OF such
redemption.
The holders OF the said Certificates are
hereby notified to presen. them for payment
tosether with all dividend warrants thereto
,.endemption date. at the office Of the Trustee
S2o Chestnut street. Philadelphia. on August
!, l0"2, from and after which date the
dividends thereon shall cease
The certificates called for redemption are:
Gifts: Nos. 900. 029. 035. 936 0iO, 043
$50. a55. a57. poo. 98o. 9s3 ,Nss. 971, oIs,
p1g. 9S0 due November l. l952
Cts; Nos 9Sl. as2 as3. 0s5. nss. 900
sooSss '9s ,S,d 1oo4 ,soos iT!s lol7 lois o25.
,oSSsfs., Nos. Nos. 1871. ,lo!3. ,o4G. io47 loss,
1891 1874 loss' 1000 ioo4' lo's' due May l.
.,STANDARD TANK CAR COMPANY
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
,,, WM. p. GEsT. President.
July 10Th. 1922.
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Dividends
=. W, CLARK 4 CO., BANKERS
ELECTRlC COMPANY

Common stock Dividend No 20
The Board OF Directors of the Barpor
Iyidenl Of Three Quarters Of One Per Cent
Company, payable August LIST. Ieaa, to stock, te
holders Of record Ct the close OF business
W HOWARD CORNING, TreasnHr.r
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KANSAS City. Arru It.--tHttc-V re
coipis 10000. NearIIuFs and che stock
steady O, tsroug. miyed NeafliuEs tSS5-
$50. cows 81 o0Us..t. straight year
iuE hcIfCrs tiIa. stuUkrrs aud feeders
strouE. good stocters ttuud1 30, fccdris
tiu, calves uneven. steady 90 higher. tor
NcaIcra fgab. general market steady so
hNu lower. other classes around steady.
heavy stecrs fSgt. Gamers and cutters
generally 42ooufto bulls ft0o H4.tO.
HoEH-Recetpts 10. 600. omen slow. most.
late trading active. both packers and
shippers DC 90 soc Mrhcr. packer top
$40 20. shippers bought r0of Aud choice
lighter weights, early 80 3O9lule. huIk
50 200 N 90. stock riEs Sp.tnHIO2s
Nhrcp-Ncceirfa ST. 600, sheen $50 10
'0r lower. shoru TcNas wcihcrr ~ oo.
lambs ltr and gtc lower. one Iosd 1880.
bulk early sales tI5.oOaslts5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
NEW WEEK OPENS
WITH BIG DEMAND
Securities Popular and
Many Issues Exceed
Stock Records

NEW YORK, April 1O.--Tho new
week on tho stock exchange opened
with a resumption OF the past fort.
nights extraordinary demand FOR
securities Of almost every variety.
Many Issues exceeded all previous
high records Tho days turnover
was 1,475,OOO shares
Eliminating the coal strike. which
continued 10 be ignored despite It's
graycr aspects, developments over
the recess again seemed TO favor the
constructive side Of tho market.
Railroad and Industrial reports
almost without exception. confirmed
Teccut adNi,cs indicating steady cN-
pdusiQu OF transportation movements
and Increased production OF the
moro important manufactured ma
tCrials
Rails were the more solid features
OF the session. although the subHtau.
tial gains iu that division were con-
fined TO secondary shares StcCls.
motors aud equipments yielded oc-
chsionally to the weight OF realizing
sales and oils cased with sugars to-
baccos ana local fractions.
United states Steel rose to within
a small fraction OF par before tho
iF'.'f ''A ~ CIV iva ~ l''lNlA NAAll NllllN
atcd issues, finishing at a nominal
advance.
Last weeks favorable clearing
house statement was conducive to
easy money rates. all call loans hc-
Ing made at 4 IL per cent, while
time money continued to rule at
ia TO 4ai per cent. Reported con-
cossiOns on commercial paper iwcrC
not confirmed.
Proceedings at the Genoa confer
Cnco In its preliminary stage received
favorable Interpretation in the for
cigu exchange market sterling was
COnsplCuously strong on the higher
quotation posted iu London but re-
acted moderately later.
All allied rcmlttaucos were better.
the German rate showed apprcciablc
Improvement
Many new underwritlngs were
placed in this market. the most note
worthy being the Rio de Janeiro
Sl3,000,000 s per cents, which were
Immediately subscribed.
In the old-liuc issues, Liberty sec.
oud i.s, as well as Victory notes,
closed at nominal rcccssious. For
eigns as a whole were not proml-
ncnt i'm the days operations
Gains ranging from TO 4 points
were scored by numerous domestic
bonds. Tota, sales, par value, &c.
49l 900.
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. April l0.-prlce
weakness in Liverpool was the one
biz argument In cotton today and
the market here was affected by it
from the start. Crop ana weather
news was unfavorable. but most
traders seemed TO think that news
along this line had been discounted
and were disposed to pay attention
to the somewhat better weather
prospects than to what the weather
already had done. Opening lower.
the marSet soon was 10 TO rs points
down, After a recovery of few
points II sagged to net decline Of
~ To Is points and this was the low
OF the day May standing at l65Oc
ana october at 16.30c. In the lat
ter trading the tone was steady
enough and small reCovCries oc.
Cured because OF profit-takiug
propcnsitics on the short side. The
close was az net losses Of to 13
points with May at l6.63c aud Og-
tobcr az 1910.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
LIVERPOOL HELPS
ADVANCE WHEATS
Unexpected Upturns Also
Laid to Unfavorable
Domestic Reports

rueAGo, April 1o.-New up
..r. i'm the price OF wheat took
.I,.. today owing largely to an un-
...gl Advance OF quotations at
,Nl,...pl and TO unfavorable do
lA,tr crop reports. The market
.rf unsettled. 1-2 10 / i-5 cent
.igncr. with May S133 5-S to
" and July S1.2t Is TO IA. Corn
..'.l5 ~ to sac and oats l.2 to
Provisions varied from l0c
i.gl.ro TO 4 rise of . cents.
'NWN sterling exchange showing
....arJ strength wheat traders
.,rs disposed to give a little more
,,s,rn than usual 10 the course OF
,,IYgs at Liverpool. II soon be-
.,r,a apparent. too, that the United
mates visible supply total for the
Ucck would increase 10 greater
extent than had been kenerally eN-
ncetpH. Meantime. apprehension
rerarIing the crop outlook was em-
rb3gifd bv messages Indicating that
ADDITIONS in tho southwest were eN-
frcmoIv duubious for grain which
bad been late in terminating and
Thar seeding prospects northwest
were uupromislng.
Much larger f'tclplS or NhNdl lU
chicago than have been witnessed
f,r sometime failed 10 check the
inward tendency OF the market.
wet. cold weather, ill-adapted for
field work. was more or less re-
spousble for advances in the market
Tor corn and oats.
Provisions went up In price with
hogs and grain. but the effect was
aucrward largely CuunterbaianCed
by selling ascribed to packers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

CHICAGO, AprN lt.-Cattle--H Receipts
Is. OaO few early sales beef steers weak tn
25c lower top $S.o5, bulk SI250S25 she
stock weak 10 lower; TAT cows ana heifsrH
mostly Sb15d6,G bologna bulls and
stockers steady, bidding Csc 10 SOC lower
on veal calves. mostly around $3.50.
Hocs-Recelpts 10000. mostly Toe 30 l5c
higher, fairly active, but most big packers
holding back, TOP fii0O. bulk Si0.5oU-
%, pigs about steady
sheep-Receipts 1900, general steady
10 strong, woolod lamb top siG.25, hulk
shorn lambs St325@13.G5, shorn wothers
$40. n mi0.25, shorn eve top fN,e5, native
spring lambs 5000. light shcaring lambs
3i5di5,GO
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Belgium Also Assures
She VIII Pay Her Debt

WASHINGTON. April 1O.-Bcl-
Eium has added her assurance TO
those OF Great Britain and Franco
that the allies have no intention of
denying the claim of tho United
States for S2dl.O00,OOO reimburse
ment for the maintenance ~ Amori-
can troops on the Rhine, IL was an
uounced at the state department
t1TuR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11
Fort worth Iirestock

FORT WORTH, ToKne, ApTIT II
t7Tb, siockors 98.tOng75 COWS IS 90 ~
500. helfers l5.5OM660. yearllngs 80.
QS25, calves 22.5OGs.5o.
iI0Es-- Receipts 3 OOO light tl000n
1915 pigs t6,00Q8.5O.
Shcep-R Receipts 500. lambs ts50T'
1900 yesrlings Sa00u12.ao, ewes 81 90
ng.5o, stocker Uheep tI5Od6.5O, feeder
lambs fT.5Oule5O.
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CtuCAGO Apru ll.-.potHtoesa steady
total t. 8. shipments S.a Curs. Mipuesota
~ uk~d ltyd river Ohios tIatH 90 rwt.
Wisconsin sacked round whites ftttHs
90 ,vt. Idaho sacked ruzsvts ~ 1Uu
go ,vt. ldahua SaDber tussyis tl1oh
80 yvf.
Nufter-IlIChrT creamery extras stltc,
firFfa Hlis VI .His. standards Hic
IEga-iIFhcf fn1lH cases. frBts ogc
mis-. rllsucuus aghug1t. storage packed
extras .al .r Sc
fuuIiry..AIye lower fowls Csc, springs
see. boosters lgc
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OKLAHOMA CITY April lI.---Cattle-
Receipts 1000 active and fairly steady,
top $3.50, bulk steers SG.26d69O. butchers
slow, calves and heifcrs $500 a. $50, top
calves 500. canncrs and cutters $1,000 %
$50 stockeTs and feeders steady
Hogs--Reccipts 800, active i0c and
i5c higher, top TO packers 5000, bulk
90 %
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Y Y " 7 y X n NUTU 10, = C0F.
tou-crd OIL advanced 12 10 rs points
through local buying on the advance IN
lard nud grain but later reacted several
points under frocr pit offerings aud for
want Ot outside import Closin bids we're
3 10 ~ points not higher. Sales 4 500 har.
rel". Prime crude 10000 nominal prime
summer yellow iiG5. MAY 1853. July
liss, September 1l.53c. all bid
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NEW YORK, April lO.--Iihcrtv bonds
closed; Si5H 20, first a. $3.50 hid. sec-
ag.3o. third tt,s 9952, fourth as 99.5O,
Victory 3As i0O.oi, Victory as 100 Sc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-11

A tract of land described
n9 follows West Of the
west line - Peoria ave-.
uuc, north Of the north
line VI block q BCfrv
Addition east ~ u line
$3.50 feet west ~ and
and parallel 10 the Wrst
llUn ~ Peoria avenue.
ana south Uf the south
line ~ the Frisco Ry
rrht ~ way Tulsa
Roller a sheet Metal
MuTIa