davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

Ralph Herrick of the Fifield Bros.
Co. was business caller in SkoW
hogan, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

Mrs. s. c. Weber of 81 State street
will represent the Hospital Aid as
visitor to the Augusta General hos
pital during March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08
LOCAL NOTICE

Cecilia Club concert, Unitarian
church. March Ii, Jordan Trio and
Cecilia Club chorus. Tickets from
members or at Pierce book store.
mar&- 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

The funeral Of James B. Stone will
be held at 2 o'clock this Wednesday
afternoon from the late home at 10
Cedar street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

irish story. There will be songs, ~,
itations and other special fealI1
appropriate to the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

Judge F. X. Shaw was a business
caller Tuesday at the court house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08

sized gathering of fans out to wit
ness the sport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-08
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Pelletier OF
Portland visited Tuesday in this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE
by OWNER.
Vacant 1O0NiGh-fO0t, corner North Denver,
on paving, sewer paid out, Three years
paid on paving. Part cash, balance
terms, bargain for quick sale. q,
q. Giles, office Usage 5000, residence
Usage g029.
HAVE some vacant lots In Terrace park
Tor sale cheap. Call Cedar 25a0.
LOT IN PROSPECT GARDEN
bON2O0 for good Dodge or Buick CAL
after 5. Ossge 3i5b-L
SPECIAL TO ALL PROSPECTIVE LOT
BUYERS
Have all the other real estate men show
you the lots they have for 1880 or
less ana then let me show you one Tor
1850. Don't 30 10 Dawson or Broken
Arrow for a lot. I also have one Of the
best bottom farms 90 Oklahoma 10 trade
Tor Tulsa property See the real bar
gains. John Barrett Room 20s Rob
inson Bldg. Usage 1851. Cedar 2sSi.
RlpGEWOOD LOT-SpCcIal value in one
ut the best located lots In this sddi-
ton. Call Cedar 9Oa-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

VIZ HAVE ono very f'uo office for rent
IN World building, good service, first
aass building. reasonable rent. Call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

RlpGEWOOD LOT-SpCclal value In one
ton. Call Cedar 90a-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

.--rptfJ. n 120--Three-room apart
W., completely furnished, private en-
49,. near both car lines, walking
49, of Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Sale


.TI-U"r.,.tH- .,I,I. 'r...l,,,. H.,,-., ,.
n'... axe '''' ''''' "'S '" '"'''"'
r,.f,.I .i,ii,,. 81.
'N'' 'N'l D. 'ININ " lH 900 .1''I l'H'h' nee
'''' N' ..I Ky h"O' a.,
'' ''.. '''N go '"A''. CIV
l'I I"n'n 's"E' NIn.
YOU Will make mistake 40 You don't
s'" ln'r"N 0rNr hrinru YOU buy that
INI, s-1 ,uah ana $40 urt month. osagu
N.h
200. .TpOT DDUNEH IDI Rsstf|,igl sa
NINUu. a.uII uud UH.Iuu. value b.. 900
JTHIr iur lotto model car in ruud con.
SON UIIr
,..-r,eIf .,,I,.tf, ,...... ..........-- ,...
DO, I.r..,,'I., ' 49, 49,,
,l N...'.,...,..N g.,., You v.n wlt' the
rrI homo s,t, ia l'r'.,,.If, d, t1n,.' % ns'.y
Al, 90
SO 'Asu. nAINN,E iab prr month. buys
NIh.' W'|I.'N,bl'h Tor, ''"t' 'h on Houih-
,'si t"r. '."-, To school ana car lin"'
800 ui,,s ,,,.i,i.p,5-ig,.i.- ...a... ......,
school aud car line You can't rni a
better value than This lpt usBEr ra.
LAMBS NM FARMS ioh SALE ~
FOR SALE.I' I'O.A,rc farm near Tulsa at
q bargain. Phone Osaeo ggc.
~ yDu nav" ".,,U,p.., ,,..,ii t,,,i.
poo mo Gooi trades u Missouri pui
Arkansas farms. can s,u ,nu a farm
5000 down uul terms Good water good
hunting aud fishing Anna A. Muster
ai6 security BIdr Oaarc .a6l
Co5-ACRE STOCK Farm 800 I'm ruluya.
tluu, three fcts Of improvements. good
orchard, outhouses. plenty ~ water urd
pasture, HI fenced ANA cross fenced. -"
a,l,' .nE wired. source 'LerE bottom
h".I II W''' n'-,'''l ,N'', 1'
s,i. $50 rcr srrs r,it g,,6 ''' ''''"
100 acres of b'nrk.llud farm SO acres iu
cultivation. blue hay meadow 0ui pBF-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Sale


ruu s\Ir aooa..r Grand u.,.r bot.
TOM tIrW TH|H fu .HHH mower htH
crop failure. GOOD improvements
80 u.na Nuu Pensacola UeIH. HuI
w.r. N'1 a''Hhf 'h.". li"'h t.'l
u'Ih''" H.I railway l.'"'. M.'
i'Iw N'I grow lNI.. rL"IH "I 1I'.I'
rt'N N'I. ll' acres il" M.''l Nh
l|'O' nHN. EHI 'H'" Hi ' hhit1l'
VIII take H.M. Iu'.U ltNNUII. WI
carry Nu..HI loan ni h I.f cent interest
ono hW.ulrr farm ono NH|t milo south Ui
HU,f|N OKLA. Hu paved r.HH. $50 Urr
u.U.. f"snU down. five ytHfH ut uUf
cont Interest uu Ut'HUuc. 10 Interested
,tH WIG. y ~ AIama
NNns NNn INUNs InU sAtJ X.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Rent

MNXfNE APARTMENT
N.,sy furnished 9-roono apartment Apply
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
KANSAS
MISSOURI

SOUTH LEwIS-ieo acres. very clos, IN
Fine building spot Plenty natural
shade. Price 5000 per pors. Cedar
1850 Usage N5Gl.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

VERN STATION
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK
Three room plastorod house with
screened sleeping porch, good we'll
bearing fruit and chicken house, lot
5Ox22J feet. $4OO cash gets lmmo-
diate possession, balance Sl1 per
month. This Is the best bargain on
the Sand Springs line,
CALL MIR. LANCE
Usage iGTO Cedar 1872
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES FOR sAIE

lou CANT BEAT THIS. Broom. @
Sorth cheyenne. T,rtug now fDr 3Ih.
per month. pavement almost paid
I.'go. hgn. cast front l"' Price rc
goo. cash $500. balance $50 po,
month, and remember Do ia now renting
for $3.50 per month a. *. Leslie OWr.
1881, asl Roberts Big.
t-tuoU HIGH CLASSED homo. located 900
Country club district, Kansas Iliy Mo-
Write owner 900 brooNsldu HIvdr
AuUu tASu. move iu, new, y.ruum buugH
low hardwood floors, ON paving twr
blocks Of car line good school. ul ol
newest features, Price 81 600, balanr,
iG6 per month, Including interest eau
OsaEo 3GA3.
1850 CASH balance monthly. buys almost
new 5-roum, east front bungalow, with
bath. screened porch. South Inuis iw.
mediate posses@ioi. Price $500. l..
y Barrett 200 Bliss Bldg osage 40.
S27tO-Thrco-roo ami bath. mod
crn. plastered, house In good c0ndI-
ttun. fine well of good water. beau
tiful lot fenced fos poultry, several
nice fruit trees ANA grape Hrhur Loo
Gated on Tenth street At 252o. You
can see lNlH any llINt YOU Ilhnt hl
call us and We will show you.
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Exclusive Agents.
Usage 50ss-5SJ3 t2i Kennedy bllg.
l5oO--Immediato pos session ot
brand new broom and basement,
beautiful home hardwood f.oors.
French doors huilt-in features, fine
location, on paving aud close 20 car
YADoN INVESTMENT co.
Realtors.
osage 5Oss 1858 SIS Kennedy bldg
I55oo-slx-room modcrr, $1,000
cash newly decorated, iu perfect
condition. beautiful diversified lot
good garage. fruit trees, chicken
yard, well located ON paved street
and near school Don't hesitate 20
call us for appointment for We arc
YADON INVESTMENT co.
Realtors
Usage 5OsS-7s53 $40 Kennedy Bldg.
l5,bOO. GROOM duplex. sleeping porch,
VIII tuke clear lot or good car on this
Cedar 26ai: Osogc s5a5. 2, \ Word.
s. OUO- SOUTH YORKTOWN, six rooms,
breakfast room, basement, full-si2e lot,
5000 equity want grocery store or
small home. clear. 7. y. word. Cedar
257ti Osnge s525.
gIuv CASH. &25 per month. buys an at
traCtivo 3-room bungalow, city water,
pas and electricity. full east front lot,
close 10 school, close to paving. half
block ~ tho o. L. r. car line. call
OFarc gEsE.
S2ou CASH, Sg5 per month, puts you in
possession Of n nohby, new, groom
bungalow. convenient to car limo, school
and paving. priced rght. Call Cedar
T7T
$500 CASH, balance &G5 per month in-
oludlnR interest brand new, five rooms,
onk floors, huiItrin cabinets, high cor
ner lot ON pavement close To school
and car line. only 5000. can Cedar
q01.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
$4,000 UNDER ACTUAL
COST

Hero is your chance TO buy a rcgl
homo at a very low price. This
place consists uf six large rooms.
breakfast room ana basement, lo-
cutcl ON large corner lot. II has
bost oak floors throughout. bcauti-
mI mantcl and licht fixtures. built
in features etc, IL you want n we'll
built homo at bargain price OF
$4,000, let us show YOU this place.
Somo terms IL desired.
ID. c. POWERS & co.
1000 Daniel Rldr Osngo $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

LoTs ron SALE

LOTS FOR SALE sb
BEAUTIFUL g5-foot front corner, Maple
Ridge district; entire neighhorhoo1
highly restricted. excepting this TOT.
Liberal terms. Sheldon & Co., Usage
BLOCK Of College avenue aud paving,
bONl4O modern lot $3.50, Phelan,
Usage iGs2.
ny OWNER-Nice Terrace drive ln'
gas. water, electricity; leaving city
April 4. no reasonable cash offer &C..
jected. Address ss2-h, care World. Give
phone number.
FINE east front lot. south rraHtou, near
Fifteenth with walks noW"r, good
plastcrod 3-room house on rear, QuisE
cash. Sale $3.50. T., Il. Barrett, Osage
49,
FOR SALE-Fiue rostdeuce lot on TroosI
north ~ Fourteenth OHage sill-k.
FINE LOCATION, good soil and fruit
treeH, in University drive. Lots priced
very low and on very easy terms, Usage
sl6.
FOR SALE-seven lots In OzarHa place
addition, 27O0 block, Federal uriy0. pave
ing and sidewalks paid, city water. gas.
telephone and electricity an m. two lots
heavily set TO fruit close 90 school Adj
miral .Itney service, WIN sell for small
payment down and small monthly pay
mcnts Abbott a WclCh, Usage 1851 or
G. r., MddlccoN, owner, alip East
Fifth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Sale


Keal Estate Tor Sale
t,n,-s,,- TO-.
-------------'' - 80 : ", ,z,'.'. -- 70
r,, sIr sac. .,,.,.,.,,
~ 'N''' 'l Wv NIX w.lNe'room
nsss. f.fe WIZ '''''I'''' h''l money
ron ,.ri.-,...
is....''.'', .'', .'..'. ','hhIta' room
I,g,,,6S m l,' ,,, ,n, t'I.se' basement, ilno
psrrv g.utrs pI.,- 49, '.n| "'""''s
. ..''.'' ''"' L.
FEDERAL DRIVE
Almost now home. a.ruum modern
house fun sized lut north front, no
I.o1 block We consider ,h,s e raro
u".t'H Hi 'l.'', R-'O0O cash o.
f., u'o'' il you are 100. 'I'si 'l
~, ""Nlhh h'ihe d" not IAN % see
'h'H gnr..,... .,..................
lNb'N lNNtNIMENI co.
c.... ro.e -s,. h'aitors
o-' N'nneuy hIas
non, -.,.,.-----
Modern t.rnN,, n,,,s - m w ,l'', .Nlh ....,
cistrrn. rarara NoIa, ,' ',.,,,, ,,.,,, ,. h"uu
and small room. good well. one resi-.
dence lot Cedar lgl1. Cedar l0Ua
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. brcaktaH room.
bath. hardwood floors fuanfsI buiIt 10,
features nice electric Ighf f',f.,r...
large closets. Walking distance. 9njv
$4,000. $3.50 cash. Usage 5aO6.
ron sAi-l.-,,y ,,y,sl,p ------
WHAT AROUT THIsP SIy.ro,p, .
CIst,rn: garage. Modern 4-rt1ui h.U.s
and small room. good well. one r,si.
deuro lot. Cedar lg4E. cedar iO0g
L,INIs. tj,,,Nt 1fi,,,,,.- -
t,i,.t '''l'. J." nayItd lleaIt uls-
.s, ~ e""ue Nt'h, nIkh
pIsbcJ. su ~ igmg19' '".h p',l''y luI-
Phone OsaEo 7Nl9 or osags st7s. J., ''''
ITIR TIN, Nt,,.si, .,tI,,tsf,- ~, - -,
"st,r,' 80 80 t-t ~ a utuly
ientiy aTrnIg.d nst "uI .oo, ana ,nnyen-
mantel. and garage. q nice 'lonsti"n' r1
tho paving large corner lot G0xIiO feet.
all for $500. with $3.50 Cash SIS psr
month. CAL Usage g5sC. InuI,,Iists
possession.
HYDE pARE iI1NI.- 11g,,,r.-., ,-,..--.-..---.-
sul,udidIv 6,,i, ~ 'ahIl,' tt,',Ip ng owner
pis,es arl ,a,1I.,H ut,yN. open llIt-
rooms and tbTSn Mn h,, w. 49, ,s. Et,'Nth
heater. doubie psr,rs ,tag a. NE ural
boulevard. shown nv a,,,-t,t,,,,'," az T,'N NJ
ephCue Wsstr.rt oiiq 'i;pr's",,'',s,ui,'. ,,''su'. ~
'"-, '>'''sa' y IVY o. - NO
iiyHl.o" lAc anu bII'h foundation.
sIs5p cash, 1880, hraud-uew bunga-
low, i've large rooms and brcakfus 81
room, fun front living lANg5 quarter
sawed oak floors. every buiIt.ln CON
y,vf,rro t.r.. A,..,....., ......--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

CLOSE 10 college, new A-rppu bungalow,
closets. water, electricity bathroom,
block of paving S2,250, $500 casn. Phe-
Ian, Usage Ats2.
EAST SIDE-For sale by owner. attrac-
tive 6-room bungalow, near lnlCresti
sanitary toilet iu house, sink, electricity.
city aud well watcri half block car and
titney; pavement Terms $500 $500
cash: easy monthly payments Phone
Usage 7OJ3-R or Cedar llGj,
ELEGANT s-roOm modern house, newly
decorated: hardwood floors throughout
glassed-ln sleeping porch, 2-car garage
goo barrel Cistern, In Nrst-class resi-
dence district. on paving can be
bought worth the money. Cedar llG2.
FOR SALE-six.room bungalow, South
Boston very desirable. entirely modern
breakfast room and fun bullt-lu tea
tures basement, garage, very large
closets shown by appointment. Percy
Collins Phone Cedar 2il,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
HOUsEs IOR sAiE

ron SALE ny OWNER Twsiyc.room
Usage I-fa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

--.apIk Isl. 734--Five rooms nicely fur
lhvN' Y1 children from 2 20 ! . years:
,-5rgr month. garage II desired. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

10y furnished. groom apartment, In
NFSssyr apartments. Osage 1904 for
NN'...tHsFuf morning.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

z7,5rf-RoOM modern apartment, fur
lnai.bs4 iu irving place. cedar 2l54
si,--r-1M FURNISHED APARTMENT
d" pr..U.. entrance, everything FUR
t call Dsago S2b1-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
nOrsEs FOR HENT

.-s,,-#H H.. 13C6-Practlcally new
". ...q and breakfast room bunEh low (;
s',a.art and garage, $75 per month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30
Real Estate for Rent

OFFICES AND DISK ROOM ~
VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE. single OF m
suite I'm Castle building. reasonable rent
Usage tl4s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-30

WANTED TO Furnish completely equipped
office for stonuETaphrr to do public
work Substantial salary. Inquire an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
LUBRICANTS HEAD CURB
Standard Oil of Indiana Shows Mod.
crate Strength.
BIZ II. II. CRIMES

United Findncia! stat Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Reports Of
big developments impending in the oil
industry made their influence felt on
the New York curb exchange today.
The oils were firm and many high
priced issues which appear on the tape
infrequently came IN for Compare
lively good activity.
Standard Oil of Indiana was the ac-
i've oil issue again and attained 1872
rom where it dropped slightly. Stand
trd Of Indiana is mentioned in the oil
merger reports. Standard Of Ken.
lucky was comparatively inactive and
over; Standard Of New York went to
100. up eight Midwest Refining went
to 236 and Gulf Oil to sos, up 10.
Goldwyn Pictures was strong
point among the industrials and Macy
was another. Goldwyn touched 8. IN
4. and Macy at $50 was up nearly
points. The preferred at 109 was up
q. REQ was active at 1879. Schultz
swung between So and 50 despite re.
ports that the proposed merger with
United Retail Stores had advanced
much further than generally sup
posed.
New issues Of bonds including the
Swift 5s sold around their Offering
prices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
BOND SALES MODERATE
Lessened Activity Of Liberties Affects
Entire Market.
BIZ ". II. GRTmEE

United Financial STAFF Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Sept 13.-Bond trad.
ing was less in volume today and
generally less spectacular than yes.
terday, but the market held steady
and a few issues advanced, some
making new highs for the year.
The decreased volume was largely
cue to the lessened activity by Liberty
bonds which sold off a few cent in
the afternoon. News of a compromise
on the bonus bill probably made fol
caution in the Government issues
and the 312s which made a new high
yesterday sold off slightly as did other
issues.
Another point of decreased activity
was in the higher priced rails. New
York Central IS were active and
steady, but the Northern Pacific 6s
nd Grand Trunk Is were not nearly
so popular. Southern Railway 6i5s
were active with a new high for the
year at 105. Frisco issues also sold
we'll and We're higher
The cheaper rails were more active
with Erie general lien As and Mis-.
souri,, Kansas & Texas adjustment IS
the leaders. The Erie Is were off
fractionally, but the Katys at 66K
were at a new high for the year.
Chicago Great Western refunding is
sold at 90 and a fraction most of the
day.
Foreign bonds were active and firm
led by Canada 5s of 1862. Czecho
Slovakia SIS at 50 We're up 2 noInts-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
OTHER LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO Sept -HoEs-Receipts,
1900 market, steady 70 strong top, 50 SO;
s. a sos 3o Sa edf6 '9o gb heavy %fF g.
lightweight, 50 80 q Q so; light lights, IS 30
a a.45: heavy packing soMs. 81 80;
9.25. Receipts II 600 market,
strong TO l5c higher. choice and primo.
5000 a II 42: medium and good. 81 90 q
choice, S9l5Q 1890; common ard medium.
800 1910; butcher cattle aud heIlers,
- q q 0-36; cows - IS a : 20; bulls, 81 80
q 30 Gamers. cutters. cows and heifers,
$40 a $40: Gamer steers 50 - a = 30:
veal calves Si1 10 q 3. feeder steers. $3.50
q 8; stocker stores S11.25G r 20; stocker
celpts. 10000; market. firm to 25c higher
lambs SIP so n 80; lambs. Gull and com
mon $500 q I229; yeaaTd5pg wethers $50
mon ewes S1.50@3.50.
NEW YORK, Sept 3-steers-supply.
light; market on common. $3.50 q IL I;
selected choice. Sl7.50@1S; demand. good.
Cows--Supply, light: market SS,50@ ! i 40;
demand, good. Bulls--Supply. fairly liberal :;
market on common, 81 q 10: local kill S9G
10; demand, good Kosher beef chucks and
plates-Supply, normal, market. normal; de
mand. fair. Kosher binds and ribs-Suppy,
normal; market, ,$i7@20; demand far
heavy sides. skin OF, 500 i2: demand, fair
Lambs-Supply, light; market, So @28 ;
demand good. Mutton-supply, light; mar mar
ply, very light; market, SIS 629: demand
good.
CINCINNATI. Sept 13.-CattIe-Receipts
unchanged; shippers, S7Q9. Calves---Mar-
ket, SOC higher extras, S12 13 Hogs--
Receipts 5000; market, active, 1O@15c
SO .75Mgs5. sheep-Receipts 900; mar
ket. steady; extras S4@5. Lambs-Mar-
ket, soc higher; fair to good, Sl3.50@ IA.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 13.--HoEs-Receipts
800; market 15c higher; workers. $1O.25;
1915: roughs, 81: stays 81. Cattle-Re
ceipts. 300: market steady. good to choico
8; good to choice cows 81 80 a ) so; fair to
good cows S350G4l50; common cows.
So 5O@ $50; good to choice bulls. S.50@
Receipts 500; market SOC higher; top,
S1450 Calves-Receipts, 500, market, DOC
higher: top, Sl4
EAST BUFFALO. Sept. 19-Cattle-Re-
ccipts 100: market fairly active and steady;
shipping steers, S9@9,75; butcher grades,
$4,000: cows. S2.5086. Calves-Ro-
ceipts 150 market active. strong cuils to
ceipts 900; market active; lambs 75c higher,
sheep steady: choice lambs. $14 a Is. culls
to fair, SS613; yearlings s7d10; sheep,
$367.50 Hogs-Receipts, 2,100; market
S1025: mixed S10150010.25; heavies,
$9.5061o; roushs, $3.50 0750; stays,
S4.50@5.
KANSAS CITY Sept. 1a.---Hogs---Rse--
ce1pts, 5000; market lOc hlgher; bulk, 5000
@916 heavies. S. o@S9O; butchers,
1915 @e.2O; lights. S9@9.25; pigs, sS.25
90. Cattle-ReGeipts, 10000: market
steady: prime fed steers 50 10 a 1875; plain
to fair dressed beef steers. SO a 7 so; west
ern steers S5.50@9: southern steers $3.50
as; cows, S2.25m6b0; heifers, S4@9;
stoc5ers and feeders, 81 as; bulls, S2.256e
4.50: calves S561O25. sheep-Receipts.
5000 market strong; lambs, S121325; year
lings, S9.5OGo10.50; wethers, S4.75 GD7.75:
ewes S4.75 az; stockers and feeders so
N 10 n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
ATTORNEYS PLAN
NEW SUBSIDIARY
Of STANDARD OIL
Negotiations Near Completion
to Incorporate Wyoming
interests.
By THOMAS G. sHoTWELL

Copyright, 1922, by United Financial
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Bankers
and attorneys for the Rockefeller in
terests are conducting final negotia-
lions that are expected to end shortly
in organization of a new concern to
be called the Standard Oil Company
of Wyoming It will take it's place
among the big oil companies of the
country
The Standard Oil Company of Indi-
ana owns several properties that are
to be included and it is understood to
be acquiring others. So the new com
pany win probably be introduced as
a special distribution of assets by the
Indiana company.
Among the Wyoming properties
scheduled to enter are the Mutual Oil,
which in turn owns others in that
field A bid has been made for Pro
ducers and Refiners, but there is some
difference as to the proper price. AS
the Indiana company is understood to
own a large minority of Producers and
Refiners already a fancy price can be
paid for the small amount needed to
complete control and the average cost
will still be low.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
HOG QUOTATIONS
REMAIN STEADY
At LOCAL YARDS
Cattle Sales Exhibit Normal
Strength With Sheep at
High Levels.

General SteadineSS, with prices pos
sibly a shade stronger, characterized
the hog market at the local livestock
exchange today. Receipts were very
heavy at 10000, the cool weather
continuing favorable to shippers, but
even this heavy supply, which would
have sent prices scuddng downward
this summer, failed to dampen the
bidding. Roughs held fully steady at
about $3.50, but pig prices failed to
hold to $3.50, Tuesdays best price,
but dropped to 1925. at which some
business was done. Best lights
brought a top of about $9.75. There
was a good clearance.
One outstanding feature of the mar
ket was a drove of 1872 hogs Of the
25O-pound class, raised by Civilian of
Fowler, Ind, which sold a tride above
the market, at $3.50, because Of the
uniform quality of the drove.
Strength in steer prices was no
ticed in the cattle section, prices ris-
ing 15Q25c, with grass cattle ruling
steady Receipts were light at 600.
Some droves of best steers sold as
high as $11. but the bulk of choice
steers brought from $10.50Q11.
a spotted market was in evidence
in the calf alleys. prices varying con
siderably, but the general run OF
prices were strong to soc higher, with
an extreme top of $14.50. Receipts
were good at 500.
Sheep and lamb quotations held
steady at Tuesdays figures, lambs
holding at a top not seen this sum
mer of $13. The supply was norma
at 500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-09-13
NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS
WOOL DEALERS UNEASY
British Tradesmen Agitated With I'm
official Moratorium.
By United Financial

By United Financial
BRADFORD, England, Sept. 10
Decision Of the Paris reparations com.
mission to grant an unofficial mora
forum to Germany until the end Of
the year to an extent has eased the
minds Of Bradford wool dealers for the
slump Of the German mark has caused
grave uneasiness in the British wool
trade
There still are wool dealers who be.
lieve Germany will be able to find
money for wool purchases, but their
number is growing less and less. The
possible elimination of Germany as
an important buyer of wool when the
new clips are being marketed is no
longer being disregarded and traders
are trying to trim their policies to
meet all possible emergencies.
During the present year there has
been marked improvement in the de-
mand for worsted yarns for Germany.
In the last seven months German con-
sumers nave taken 1,756,S00 pounds
tweight) of wool compared with that
Of 614,200 pounds in the seven months
Of 1921 and 330,S0O pounds for the
corresponding period of 1920.