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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

northwest of 27-16-9 Is making 700
barrels. The Brsdstreet OIL COM
pany and A. F.. Lewis and w. l..
LewIs's No. 4 Emarthla in the south
west corner OF the northwest of the
southwest OF the southeast of 2S-
1879 Is n rig up.
The Gypsy oil company and John
son have n 60-barrel producer in
their No. . Lucky farm in the south
west corner of the northeast of the
northeast OF 2S-16-9.
Joe Abraham's test on the strip
lease In the northeast corner of the
southeast of the southwest OF a.
1863 Is making $4,000, 900 feet of gas
at s feet IN the butcher topped at
2,941 feet.
The Continental Petroleum cor
poration has n 75-barrel we'll in No. 1
Lyons farm in the northwest corner
OF 35-I6-9.
The Shaffer oil and Refining COM
pany's No. 4 FuEate in the south
east r of 29-16-9 was shot with
40 quarts and is good for SIS barrels.
T. Il Slick has a hole /full OF
water ut 1867 feet in No. 1 Sloan
farm In the northwest corner CT. tte
southwest OF the southeast o; 3-15-9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Eagle Pitcher interests viii
Build Gasoline Absorption
Plant Near Henryetfn

Special TO The World.
HENNR YETTA, May 27.--The
Eagle -Picher Lead company. with
extensive smelter works In this city,
and who are also heavy developers
OF the nov E~ngle-Picher oil pool
three miles west OF the city, have
purchased acreage adjoining their
smelters on which they are erecting
n gasoline absorption plant OF i0,-
000-gallon capacity.
This company which has a num-
Der OF oil wells I'm the new 3-1l-12
location, known as the Eagle-Picher
pool. report on five OF their wells
at this writing as follows: Well No.
4, on the Bell farm. located in CEN
ter OF the n9rth line OF the 35-acre
tract northwest OF northwest In g.
l1-12. In now drilling at 1872 feet.
Well No. 8. same tract, on center OF
west line Is drilling at 40 feet.
They are also ~stringing up tools
for well No. 2. in the northeast.
Well MOI, on the Jennie Wolf farm.
southwest OF the west half OF the
northwest in 34-12-12, is drilling at
1900 feet, while they are fishing for
tools in well No. 3 on the II. CAL
loway farm, located on the center OF
the north line OF tho northeast OF
the southeast of 3-11-i2. at a depth
of $40 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Steel Market

NEW YORK. May 27.-The de-
mand for steel continues active and
sales for the week include 10000
tons OF rails for Japan. Mills have
n good supply OF orders on hand
n are increasing production. AL
though prices are firm advances are
being checked by reduced freight
rates and n more favorable fuel
situation which offset the possibility
OF n wage increase. Pig iron is
active and firm with little reserve
stock. English iron is selling in a
small way.
with buying so far this month on
a more active scale than any pre-
ceding month this year. Some au-
thorities estimate that the May sales
VIII aggregate 200,000,O 900 tons.
which would be the largest months
business In years, IL is believed that
producers are wellSsatisfled with
the volume of business. although de-
mand slackened somewhat towards
the close of the week. Franco and
.'ermany have been the most active
buyers for export. while there has
been IA moderate demand from Bel
gum, scandinavia and the orient.
I'm was easier on reports OF large
shipments from the straits. but later
steadied ON Improvement in the
London market. Lead was quiet,
Prompt was freely offered at the
west and the local situation was
atiected by the settlement OF labor
troubles Offerings for forward
shipments were light.
zine continued firm with a fair
inquiry from consumers and dealers.
me output Is rather small, so that
10 accuInulatlon has occurred In the
nas OF srnelters and consumption
exceeds present production.
Antimony was quiet ana I'M.
changed. ~ u"-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
viii Homer Wilcox Put
PdUnee on Map?

A good many people are wonder
ing whether Homer r. wilcox will
open a new pool at Pawnee and thus
bring the oil fraternity face to face
with a brand new oil district. We
have our Glenn pool. u Cushing
pool. our Deaner pool, and many
others. so why not the Shawnee
pool!
II has been demonstrated right
along that Lady Luck" IL sticking
close to Homer and the town people
up there. one and all. are hoping to
see them hand In hand walking into
that community.
After many weeks of effort In OBJ
tanning leases, perfecting titles. haul
Ing in rig material. casing and tools
under the most adverse conditions
and with bulldog persistency. the
Wilcox OIL & Gas Co. Is drilling two
wells. one n mile east and the other
e mile west OF the staid little town.
Some bright morning Pawnee may
awaken with a rush, a whirl of busi-
ness activity undreamed OF In the
widest Imagination. all because of
that magic word "olP' and the mar
velous luck OF that nervy nan with
the bloodhound scent for oil.
Once a strike IL made and amid
the roaring OF the gas and the
spraying OF the golden fluid over
the top OF the derrick, Miss Pawnee
will go Wild. so wild as to exceed all
expectations.
The company's test on the c. Bin
ming farm located in the southeast
of the southeast of the southeast OF
LIZA which started with a 20-inch
hole, Is now drilling at 275 feet.
"a II .-.s H.. 49,
OF the northeast OF the southeast of
5-2l-5. which also started with a 20
inch hole Is now drilling at 970 feet.
Roth tests will be deep ones and the
sand records of the wells will be
watched with interest by many oil
men. Here's hoping they will make
a strike,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
STOCK SESSION
BRIEF, ACTIVE
Oils, Steels, Motors, To-
baccos, Chemicals, in
Front Of Trade

NEW YORK. May 27.-oiIs,
steels, motors. tobaccos and chemi-
Gals propelled today's brief but nc
tive and strong market.
The group were mainly repre-
scented by Mexican Petroleum and
several domestic oils ns we'll as Re
public Iron, studobnker, Kelly
Springfield Tire. Mack Trucks.
American Sumntra Tobacco. Tobacco
rroducta, common and preferred
Industrial Atchoholhu, Dawson,
Chemical. FAMOUS Players and Coca
Cola.
The recent demand for rails fell
off remarkably, dealing centering In
Lake Erie A. western common ana
preferred, Reading second preferred
and several lees prominent grangcrs
and coalers.
Extreme gains OF TO 3 points
were subjected 20 the unusual profit
taxing movement but the list closed
with a strong tone, continuing to the
end. Total sales amounted to 700,-
600 shnres.
Loans Of local banks again ex-
banded during the week by n little
more than 100000 but feserves
OF mfilUtlh NJ AHN lfu'Ndl i'F'l w
bank increased almost $4,000. 900
effaclnR u large part OF the proceed
ing weeks decrease, Tho actual cash
gain OF about $4,000. 900 increased
excess reserves to slightly more than
$lS.600. 900.
The attitude OF the roparatlons
commission toward Germany failed
TO ungettlo tho foreign exchange list.
In fact bills of Berlin strengthened,
tho British rate held firm and allied
bills showed moderate gains, central
European quotations continued to
ease. however, and far eastern re-
mittances were featured by the
weakness OF China exchanges.
Weekly reviews OF general busi-
ness conditions emphasized improve
ment In crop prospects and wider
distribution OF merchandise. An
nouncement of further advances In
wool fabrics by the American WOODEN
company denoted the stronger tone
OF the textile market.
Today's two-hour session OF tho
bond market WAS fairly lively and
Irregular In tone, although aim
predominated among the more i'm
portant issues.
Moderate declines were made by
most Liberty and Victory loans. For
eign war offerings registered nomi-
nal changes.
Totals, par value. aggregated
81. 1872, 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Good Wells Completed Past
Week in BrisfOU Field

The Texas company's No. 1 on the
Big Pond allotment In the north
east corner of the southeast OF the
southwest of 1850. is making $50
barrels natural in the butcher sand
found from 2,76s TO ATS feet.
The Wilcox Oil and Gas COM
pany's No. 8 Eakaney Tiger In the
southwest corner OF the northwest
OF tho southeast OF 13-16-9. Is est.
mated at 400 barrels.
Il. II. Sticks test on allotted land
In the southeast corner of l5-l6-9 Is
good for 20 barrels daily in the deep
sand found from 3.016 TO 5000 feet.
u was shot with 60 quarts.
The Roland OIL company's No. 2
Durant in the southeast corner OF
the northeast OF 1s-16-9 is making
IS barrels.
l.. Emery & Sons have a 2O-barrel
producer after n shot. in No. /
Jacobs farm in the southeast corner
OF the southwest Of the northeast
OF 2l-16-e.
The Texas company's No. 8 Gates,
In the southwest corner OF the
northeast OF the southeast OF 21-le-9
is flowing 40 barrels per hour.
waite Phillips test on the Jacobs
farm In the southwest corner of the
southeast OF the northeast OF 22-16-9
is good for 80 barrels per hour nat
ural.
Sartain and Waite Phillips's No. 4
Williams farm in the southwest COR
ner or the northeast OF the south
west OF 22-l6-9 is making Is barrels
per hour.
The Atlantic oil corporations No.
5 Harry farm In the southwest cor
ner OF the southeast OF the south
west OF 22-i6-s is estimated at 1850
barrels.
The Twin States OIL company has
a 25-barrel per hour producer in No.
4 circuit In the southeast corner OF
the southwest OF the southeast of
22-l6-9.
The Continental Petroleum cor
poration's No. 10 Sharper in the cen-
ter OF teh south line OF the south
west of the southwest OF 27-ls-9 is
making 20 barrels per day. Same
interests No. 4 circuit In the north
west corner of the northeast OF 81
1879 IL a 32b-barrel we'll: same
people have a 300-barrel we'll In No.
o on the circuit farm.
The Bradstreet oil and Gas COM
pany's No. 3 Mcintosh In the north
! west corner OF the southwest of the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

There's no longer need TO shed a
bitter e as the BARRIER transforms
your chestnut braids into a Dutch
bob. Wigs have come back. Not
merely little transformations TO help
ont ones scarfty lsoks. but actual
wigs in all sizes, shapes and colora
are being worn.
II is not only the woman who has
lost her hair who seeks refuge in
these new wigs. but many women
who went In for hobs" and then de-
cided they preferred a luxurious
couture are also having wigs made
UP to suit their particular type.
And they are having them made up
In the plural, too. for one wig Is
never enough for the modern woman.
She must have at least three, one
for morning, afternoon and evening
wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
WORLD MARKE' PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Pres-
sure TO buy appeared on the open
ing OF the cotton marke. today and
remained in evidence the greater
part OF tho short Weekend session.
forcing the list to new high levels
for the upward movement OF tho last
few weeks and putting July TO 20.Ss
cents u pound. At this Lowell the
mnrke. stood at gains OF 20 to 46
points. In the last few minutes
Of the day q grcat deal OF rcalizins
came from the long side. causing
moderate rccoasions from tho high
est. The close was at net gains OF
IL to 33 points with July at 20.76
cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Dallas Church Burns.

DALLAS. May 27-Fire which no.
lice claim wos incendiary destroyed
the Manuel Baptist church, prop-
erty of a negro congregation. at
Thomas avenue and Boil street early
this morning. The church was com
pleted late Friday and was to have
been occupied for the 'irst time
Sunday. The building VAS valued
at about $4,000. The police are in
vestigating this and two other minor
fires which have occurred recently
in disputed territory"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

basis, and are giving more respectful
attention to the religion OF Jesus
Christ.
"a p~entacostal outpouring at
Shanghai during the approaching
national Christian conference there
would not move China alone, but the
world.
"In India. Ghandi may pass. but
the hunger for self-determination
remains. The Indian feels that he
should rule in church as we'll as in
state. Some missions are wisely rec
ognizing the importance of making
concessions.
"As one OF the results of the shak.
ing and shifting of the nations be-
cause of the World war, there has
been born IN the hearts OF many a
new conviction OF the Importance OF
cooperation among the churches"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
In the OIL Fields
CONTINUED IRON PRECEDING PAGE
Big Well at Erdm

George simon OF Okmulgee and
the Indiahoma Refining company 10
reported to have completed n we'll
making at lease 500 barrels. and
reported by some scouts as high as
1000 barrels per day In their test
in the northwest OF tho northeast of
the northwest OF s-i3-i5. Eram dis
trict. and south Of the Bald Hill
field. ThiA production Is from the
Wilcox sand. topped at 2,720 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
MAY LIQUIDATION
PUTS WHEAT DOWN
Price of Month
Reached--Big Concern
Is a Factor

CHICAGO. May 27.--Tdquidation
In May wheat toward tho close OF
the short session today whom sell
ing by commission houses that took
cash wheat In on deliveries caused
n break to the lowest price Of the
month, Buying Of May ana selling
OF July by a big elevator concern
al a supporting factor In the May.
the difference between these .wo
months being slight. May finished
"a to / l-2 lower. May fl.2t l-2 to
"a, while tho deferred deliveries
show n net gain Of Is to "a cent.
with July Si22 IL to 5-S. corn was
Ia cent lower 10 Ia cent higher,
oats unchanged to Ia cen, Off, while
provisions ranged from o cent de-
cline 10 $3.50 advance, the latter
gain being In pork.
There was n liberal trade on May
wheat and while the price was Off
around 20 cents under the high OF
last week, short covering absorbed
the offerings and n fair advance fol-
lowed. Tho business was somewhat
larger thnn indicated by The fluctu-
ntions In futures with general even
ing-up under way. Sales OF around
100000 bushels were made TO mills
yesterday with deliveries on May
contracts today OF 1.400. 900. Large
receipts are looked for Monday and
Wednesday. Tuesday being n holi-
day. the deferred deliveries held
within relatively narrow limits de-
clining early only to rally later on
local and commission house buying.
Corn sand oats showed a rather
frlm undertone and averaged slight
ly higher with the forecast wet and
better weather a factor in the buy
Ing OF corn.
Provisions were higher in SYM
pathy with hogs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

CHICAGO. May 2L--Potatoes-Firm.
receipts "a cars. total u. S. shipments 500
cars, Wiscri ain sacked and bulk round
whites 1850 ul so owt.; Michigan bulk
round whites sl.5oUi.6O; Idaho sacked
branded 1900 cwt, unbranded ki7oGIss
cwt. New stock steady, Alabama sacked
Bliss Triumphs No. l S2.so 85oo cwt.
TEXAS saeked Bliss Triumphs t2.50 q2.T5
cwt, Florida spauidlng Rose doubie-head
ed barrels No. l 5000; South Carolina
state barrels Irish oobbiers No. !. few
sales 1900.
Dutter-Unsettlsd. creamery extras slc,
nrsts so y u sac, standards stnsthc,
EgEs-Unchanged. t2.6e7 cases.
Pouitry-Lower. fowls 2tac. broiier,
30 q dc, ROSTERS ltc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

rs my wig on straight" will be
the next phrase added to the growing
list of flapper rhraseology.
Everything from a white court wig
10 n flapper bob may be had In false
hair. If one has beer born a bru-
nette, but prefers light colors for
evening wear. Just get a blond wig
combed in some formal style and don
1t along with your opera cloak.
II you are one of the many women
who think white hair looks Just
stunning on a youthful face" order
y court wig of snow-wh!te tresses
for state occasions.
II you belong to the set in which
souls. music. moods and thoughts
are represented by colors you may
want to get one Of the green, red
or blue wigs TO wear when you
don't feel or think" blond. bru-
! nettn or RraV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Slick Field,

The Cumberland oil & Gas Co.
No. 8 Ramsey farm at the center OF
the east line of the southwest of the
southwest of 23-15-1O is a l5-barrel
we'll.
The Selby oil & Gas Co. No. /
Pascoe in the northwest OF the
northeast OF 7-15-1O is making 525
barrels daily from the deep sand.
w. h. Pine Cousins farm No. Q,
located at the center OF the east line
OF the southeast OF the southeast OF
2~l-l5-10. Ia good for 225 barrels per
day after the shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Miss Normand 10 Tour Eurono

ANGELES. May 27,--MabeI
Normand' the screen actress, will
make an extensive trip through
europe, sailing from New York on
June 10, according to her applica-
,ion made at the office OF the clerk
OK the United States district cour
,or passports. Miss Normand In
ENDS TO visit the British Isles.
rance Germany. Italy, Turkey
SPAIN Switzerland, Holland, Bel
sium n Greece. She made an ar
tluavit that she was born in New
| York City on November 10, 1897.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Okmulgcc District,

The Sand Petroleum company
No. 4 Yargee In the southwest OF the
southeast OF the northwest of 31-13-
IL is n 20-barrel we'll after a shot.
The Black Petroleum ? company
No. . Holmes tract at the center of
the south line OF the southeast of the
southwest OF 34-12-12 as making
260 barrels daily after a shot.
Lewis & Barton test on the Looney
farm in the southeast of the south
west of 13-12-11 ia a ~15O-barrel pro-
Queer in the 2.666 to 2.667-foot sand.
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Northeast of Duncan.

h CoIine on company test on
the Brymer farm in the northeast
OF the northwest of the northeast OF
the southeast of 3l-ln-5w is max
ing 100000 feet of gas in the Ass
foot pay.
The Texas Drilling company No.
s Speers In the center OF the north
east OF the northwest OF 32-ln-5w is
a 110-barrel well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
icnKo Livestock

CHICAGO, May 27.-Cattie-Reoelpts
500, compared With week ago beef steers
loo to 400 higher. better grades OF TAT
she stock loo to ibo higher, lower grades
ana tanners and cutters Toe TO use lower,
bulls steady TO weak. veal calves ?bc Ia
9oe higher. stoekers steady to g5e lower.
meaty Feeders firm, weeks top beef steers
1879, weeks bulk prices Of beef steers
'I,soUs,6s. y%earling stockers sGs5QIbO.
neaty feeders $500 qsAo, fat stock tS.eb.
Q1.Sb, .eanneta and cutters tSf0ql6a,
veal calves y9,OOmO7b.
Hoss-ReeeiptS $500. opened loo 10 iBc
hisher, generally Zoe higher. closed weak
WITH most early advance lost, top 81. 90,
bulk tlO 20 q 1896. pigs about steady, me,
iums FlO,S0 1000. lights slOs6piO,eb Is,
packing sows smooth s9.5orio.OO, killing
sheep--Receipts 5000. notably steady,
best Mexican shorn lambs 1880, corn.
pared with week ago more deAirable fat
lames and yearlings I5e TO 81 higher, 9TH
srs ana sheep steady TO SOC higher, weeks
huik prices spring lambs si4.7B TO tiB.7 rs,
,Tu lambs Ns,abglS,SO. .yearlings teooU-
'oo' new crop feeding lambs si2.?5al2fS.
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Southeast of Haskell.

Mccoy and the Wallace Drilling
company test on the McFarlan farm
In the southwest OF the northwest
or 36-1b-13 is good for five bar
rels per day after a 10-quart shot.
Sand was found from 1853 10 1,7SS
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Chicago Grain Futures.
Fort Worth livestock.

FORT WORTH, Texas. May 27.-cattle
i2.o 90 u 400. calves a.. 90 q 500.
Hogs-Rec'ipts 500, lights $40 rs q 10. 80,
heavy pSo1io.15. pigs tS5OQgoo.
sheep -heeeipts none. lambs $1,000
la,0o. stocker sheep St00Gpt.So. feeder
lambs 1900 " 100.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
2, 400 Barrel Well for
Middle Suites

The Middle States oil corporation.
Scott Garrett well No. 4. at South
Bend. Texas. drilled three feet into
the sand, found at $500 feet, Is
flowing 400 barrels daily.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

The Kingwood oil company test
on the Hawkins farm In the south
east OF the northwest of the north
west of 4-11-12 Is a 15-barrel well
after a i40-quart shot In the 1906
to f,560-foot sand.
The Wiser oil company MOI 4
Fish In the center of the south line
OF the southwest of the southwest
Of 1S-l1-i2 is a 50-barrel producer.
The NGypsy q Phillips interests
have a 45-barrel producer In their
billie.
The Minnehoma Oil company No,
2 Sullivan in the center of the west
line OF the northwest of the north
west of 19-11-12 is making 500 bar
rels.
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Mounds District.

f. l.. Minsha1l and associates have
a 5000, 000-foot gas well in the 1887
foot sand in No. 3 Monroe farm in
the northeast OF the southeast of the
southeast OF 1-16-12.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

WICHITA, May 23,-Hoss-Receipt,
200 loo higher, top Sio.75, bulk ,iO.is,
cattle steady to ibo higher. calves SO,
hlsher. calves 6oc higher, stockers and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

eelpts LOO, for week. beef steers aud
yeaTllngs 2bc and Aoc higher, top 1900.
hoiters aud stock calves steady 70 9Sc
ana bulls csc and soc lower. stock cows
ana hetfers weak 10 2bo lower, killing
calves mostly 500 ,highey stockers ana
Hogt- Receipts 1000. native generally
PC 70 zoe higher. top 10 packers tt0.6S,
oulk llosO@ 1860. packing and stock
Sheep--Rsocipts 500, for week, around
eoc higher, shorn and spring lambs zoe
~ tl'oo higher, shorn 1880. native
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

NEW YORK, May sT.--FolIowing a
oAhhrp advance IN Tulv through huying bv
commission houses and covering cotton
seed oil reacted underseliing by refiners
J net lower Sales b,7oo barrels. Prime
crude lo,0uG ma ina. prime summer so
low spot nominal. July ll,SIo. September
ll.SOe. December 9.s2o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Middle States thurman Gets
Bin Well

G. J.. Haskell. presiden. OF tho
thurman oil company. reports that
Middle States-Turman well No. 10.
IN the northwest OF ~24-2b-9. Usage,
Ia making 100 barrels daily after
"a shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
Oklnhomn City IlNrstocl

oKLAHoMA CITY, Nav gf-Catue-
week, bulk steers sI,25aTsS, hsifsrs $50
cows ts.So. bulls 40. calves steady viii
heat kinds at .t7ood7.SO. stoekefs an.
Uogs-Rcceipts 400, active In hish.,
top kio.so. bulk ,io,lBgio,So-
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CITY, May 27~-Eggs and butt
ter unchanged.
POultfy--kons 22c. broilers SC lower. xoc.
ROSTERS lac.
Potatoes unchanged,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

KANSAS CITY, May Clash wheat
No. dark hard uslui5S. No. Q hard
Corn-No. 2 whito b7hc. No. yellow
SOC, No. 3 yellow bsabsho.
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VIEW YORK, May 27.-The actual con.
dltion OF clearing house bank, ana rus
companies for the week shows that they
hold fs,62S,i io In excess OF legal require
ments, This Is an increase Of sis, i0i, s9c
from last week,
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New York Cotton.
NEW YORK, May 2I,-~-Cotton-spot
steady, middlins 2i50o.


NEW ORLEANS. May s1,-Cotton-Spot
steady, gSe higher, sales on tho spot
ding ie.ooc, middllng 20. soc, good mid.
ding ai.boei Receipts soar, stock 1854?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28

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