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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-12
WHEAT GOES HIGH
ON GRAIN MARKET
May Deliveries Show an
Overnight Gain Of
z IL a Bushel

CHICAGO. May li.--Whoat went
soaring In price today and for May
delivery showed an overnight gain
OF 2 1.2c a bushel. Enthusiasts for
o higher range OF values contended
that the heaviest deliveries likely
TO be witnessed hero this month had
been met and that today's results
were evidence that bears had lost
control OF the market. Closing quo
tatlona were strong, 2 to 7 Lee not
higher. with May ti45 10 sl.45 IL
and July 1926 "a to Ter. Corn
finished 7-8 to 5-8c01 3-ic M
and oats gained 3-S@t &c TO 6-Sc. In
provisions. the outcome varied from
20 decline to roc advance.
It was n runaway market In
wheat today, especially during the
final dealings. Lending owners OF
contracts calling for delivery OF
wheat this month were credited
with adding to their holdings, ana
with having put TO n great diaad-
vantage traders who are short. The
latter have been making heroic Z
forts 10 bring wheat here from other
big ccntcrs. Kansas city In pnrticu-
lar. The shorts succeeded IN de.
llvcring 1000, 900 bushels on May
contracts this morning with tho aid
Of n recent emergency ruling but
traders who. on that account, looked
for n lower market were promptly
disilluslpucd.
Scarcity Of wheat offerings IN nc
trading pit became quickly appar-
ont, and with talk current that
much OF the wheat delivered would
soon be loaded out on vessels for
shipment enRt tho market tended
decidedly upward the rest OF the
day. There was gossip also that big
financial interests in the east werr
Identified with tho buying side, and
that the allies had approved an
Argentine credit to Germany ana
that the Russian answer at Genoa
was favorable 10 a better under
standing with the other European
powers counted also In some degree
as bullish factors. Tho market
showed moro activity than has been
the rule Of late, but n~otwlthstand 10
Ing the sharp upturn In prices the
aggregate of transactions reached
no extraordinary total.
Corn and oats derived their
strength from the action OF wheat
Provisions. except for pork, aver
aged lower with hog values
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WORLD MARKET PAGE
Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, May li.-Groat
activity ana pronounced htrcugth
marked the trading OF the last hour
of the session in cotton today. Prices
were sent Is TO 81 points higher
than the close OF yesterday, after
having been ms low as 20 20 q
points under yesterdays close IN the
earlier trading Fluctuations car
riod July az low as 1867 cents and
nB high ~ 10 % cents, that month
finally closing at 1919 cents. ON the
close tho list showed "a net gain OF
% TO 20 points.
Tho rapid rise OF tho latter part
~ the session a due to the cumu-
lativo effect OF u~ufuvUrable crUp ac-
counts, further claims Of scarcity
Of seed for roplanting purposes,
much evidence Of % better spot de-
maud and the sOld-out condition Of
tho contract market, OWING to tho
extensive liquidation OF late on the
long side. Late In the day - special
demand arose for contracts. WHOM
the market responded TO tho demand
q speculative buying movement OF
great proportions almost i|nstnntu-
ucouHly developed. The market
closed In u oar Of activity.
Scattered rains I'm Texas and okla
homn were something Of "A support
IN the carly session, Hs were also
the sales Of $1,000 bales OF rpota
In the Liverpool market.
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BOTH SIDES SELL
IN STOCK MARKET
Session Was Fourth Con-
secutive One Filled
With Reaction


NEW YORK. May 1l.-Protcs-
slonnl selling for both accounts
- ,. .,.~ 800. 90 Go.
'I'''','" ,'' p"'N
any enlarged up'Ihtloh7 an wv
stock market. making the fourth
consecutive Fo.slon IN which Trnc-
t,onnry tendencies prevailed. Tho
entire list experienced a sharp
change lu the tiual hour, however,
whom rumofs OF n merger Of the
Bethlehem and LackAwanua steel
companies. which later were com
Itmod, resulted IN hcnVy puylhB OF
those hhd animated hnhI'H'
tackawanna led tho group AT n
not gain of z points, BCthlchcm ria.
ing 5-S and Republic Iron 2. with
advances Of / TO 2 points In other so
called Independent stcels, but United
Statos Steel figured only moderately
at a fractional gain.
During the early and intermediate
periods of tho trading shorts seemed
Ia gather fresh courage from the
absence of public interest and the
evident failure OF tho list TO respond
TO favorable developments including
increased steel tonnage and stlll
higher oil prices.
Contrary TO recent movements, the
market broadepcd NJ values recedcd.
Among the days offerings were nu-
merous rpocialUcs whose sharp re-
actions suggested Involuntary Haul
dalton of marglned or speculative
holdings.
There was also considerable sell-
ing Of seasoned or representative
railroad shares. These losses were
largely reduced at tho close. oils also
rallyihg with tobnccos and utilities,
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Good Wells in the Hi
COuntry

Tho Terriokla oil company No. 2
Holmes in the southeast OF
the northeast OF the southeast OF IA
Hi Is making 10 barrels after a
f0-quart shot. Sand was found
from 2,632 to 2,642 feet.
The Central National oil company
No. II Is making lis barrels OF oil
and 80 barrels OF water from the
$3.50 to 2,6S2-foot sand. IL il located
in the center OF the south line of
he southeast of the southwest OF
15-11-11.
+. Il. storm has a 1000, OOO-foot
gas well in his No. 2 Bikowskskt,
in the southwest corner of the north
east of the southwest of 23-11-l1.
The Phillips Petroleum corpora
tion No. 3 Fields is a ~1,000-barrel
producer in the 1858 to ~2.661-foot
sand, and is the northeast corner
OF the southwest OF the northeast of
2i-11-11. No. . Fields is good for
100 barrels per day in the 2,450 10
2.456-foot sand. Same interests No.
q Fields in the same lease Is maxi
ing $50 barrels per day.
The Carter Oil company No. 10
Barnett In the southwest of
25-l1-ll is a 300-barrel well.
Inc gypsy III company NO. = Bar
nett in the northwest of the
northeast of the northeast of 25-11-
IL in making IL barrels daily.
The Lyons Petroleum corporation
No. 4 Barnett in the northeast
of the southwest OF the north
west of 25-1l-l1 is a 100-barrel well,
No. 3 on the McNac farm in the
southeast of the southwest OF the
southeast of 25-11-11 is a CO.
barrel well.
Waite Phillips No. 4 Barnett at
the center Of the north line of the
northwest of the northeast OF 36-l1-
IL is a 25-barrel well after "a shot.
Frank billiard has a dry hole 1920
feet in his Ma. ! Sears in the south
west corner of the southeast of the
southwest of the northwest of g.
Hi.
j. J. Deaner No. 2 Jacobs In the
southwest of the southeast
Of l5-l1-11 is a hole full of water at
2,6S5 feet.
Inc Independent OH & Gas Co.
No. 3 Fields in the southeast of
of the northwest OF 24-11-1l is dry
and abandoned at 2,6S3 feet.
South OF Slick.
r. II. Blacks test on the Bruner
farm in the southeast of the
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kuusns city Livestock.

KANSAS cry, May i,-Cattle-Re,,
eeipts 2,2O0. stockera and feeders slow ana
steady, choice feeders t7.sbGs25, calves
sto.dy TO strong. best vealers 1900 Ws.bO'
nt other kinds generally steady. Top
heavy steers $3.50, mixed yearltngs. s.bO,
s,rniRht yearilng heifers tS,1bMs.2b. few
COWS 81. 90, most lots $500 G.b0, tanners
and cutters generally s3.25Wi7S. few
light y%eariing bulls 800, moot old KINDS
s47bu5.b0.
uogs-Receipts 5000, opened slow
closed active to packers and shlpperr.
generally steady to 100 lower. bulk NV
10 ESQ pounds tl0.bbDlO.6t. packer top
sIO, as, good and choice 2I0 10 32b pounds
uneven bulk 1910 @lO.60 some higher,
stock pigs strong to loo higher, best
SO 60.
sheop-Reccipts 5000. slow and about
steady, best light shorn Texas wethers
tS,7b. others $50, lambs Eoneraly sbc
lower. wooded Colorndos sii.75, Arizona
springs held mt tit.76.
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SECTION q: That the assessments
hereby levied on each OF the above men
ttS" declared are to BE- a lien upon such los
and parcels OF land to tho same extent
as other taxes and shall be collected
and enforced In the same manner as oilsr
homa. are collected,
SECTION 8. That ali assessments here,
by levied shall be divided into three 90
equal annual installmen;s as authoflgel
by said Statutes OF the State OF Qslt.
homa for snch cases made ana ptoV'tt.,
that tho assessments shall bear interest
annutn. payable annually at the time oL
the payment of the several instalImehls
Of the said assessments, from tne ds' nat
the first installment Of said assessmf.,s,
together with the accrued interest on me
deferred installments shall be Iayanis me
remaining deferred iB~stallments with we
yearly interest on the unpaid instalnlSils'
shall be payable on the-lbth DAY OF ii
cember OF each succeeding year until al
shall be paid.
Provided. however. that Any OF me
owners Of the lots or parcels OF iaha ~
assessed nay at any time during the '.us
90 consecutive weeks following the aas
OF the first publicstion OF this ordinaHCgy
pay to the City Auditor OF the Olty +,
Tulsa the full amount OF the essesshle-'
so levied against their said lots ana patn
cells OF land and thereby release -
property from the lien OF 'uen sss'ss
w It'll
SECTION 4. That this ordinance snaa
be published for twenty-nine eonsecut,.e
days in the Tulsa Daily Worid a uT,Esst
paper published IN Tulsa Oklahoma ne
the publication Of this ordinance as I
quired by law shall be taken shu
garded as sufficient notice TO all peFSogs
Interested In the assessments herepS ~"
led by the terms OF this ordinance. mr.
SECTION o. That all ordinances ,Ss
parts OF ordinances In conflict WIN 20
provisions OF this ordinance. insofar "a
such conflict exists. are HEREBY IspsSIrsts
SECTION q That an emergency I'm
for the preservation OF the pIhl,c Ills
and safety. by reason wheieot der
ordinance shall lake effect from am
It's passage. approval and puolieat.opp rlsd
PASSED and the emergency ciausV and
upon separately and approve" '"'
1ipPRoVED this ana DAY OF May W."
Mayor
Attest:
ROY GARRETT,
City Auditor.
/, j. UNpERwoop.
City Attorney.
5-2-e2.
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Legion 10 Help Civic Bodies.

6pefIhT 70 Tho WOrTd,
WEWOKA, May 1.-THE Ameri-
can Legion OF Wewoka is coming
wide awake. Preparations are be-
ing made for n big street carnival
in the near future, and this organ
ization Is taking much interest In
the civic affairs of the town. Off
GERS OF the organization have Of
fered their assistance to the COM
mercial club and town council OF
Wewoka.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-12

CHICAGO. May Receipts
u, 600, market slow, few early sales, beef
steers and she stock steady to weak. tor
yearlings $500, bulls slow. veal calves
strong 10 unevenly higher. stockcrs and
feeders dull weak 20 lower, packers pay
ing 50 10 $50 for choice vealors. shippers
paying upwards TO $40.
Hogs-lRocoipts $4,000. fairly active,
mostly 16o TO zoe lower, top slO.S5. bulk
siO.2 1880, pigs l5c to Use lower. most
ly sl0.2 b@1O,b0,
sheep-Roceipts 1000, heavy lambs
slow, other classes opening mostly steady,
ak loads California spring lambs $3.50,
early top Hhorn lambs 1890, fat ewes
largely S5.t0U7.bO.
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published In the Tulsa paiiy WoIIa nnssSy
S, 6, Z, s, 3, 10. II. IL. IL, -, 49,
World Publishing Company puo.,sn.,i,
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWN AND
CONTRACTORS.
BIDS will be received at the otiice %
the CITY Auditor, Tulsa, Oklahoma, hhui
5 O'Clock, p. m, Monday. May To- lgZ-'
for the construction OF II SANITARY Sewh.r,
including laterals. connections, ana otner
annurtenances for Sewer District NO. leS.
a. created and established by Ordnance
No 22g2. pissed and approved the zist
Plans, ~profiles and specifications 70,
the construction of said sewer system anu
appurtenances have been adopted by tne
mayor and board of commissioner or
said city and are now on file In the
Bids must be made upon the oIiivla'
proposal sheets Of the city OF Tulsa.
The right to reject any and all blds
In reserved to the board OF commission
ers OF the City OF Tulsa. Okla homa.
A certified check In the sum or i've
Isl per cent OF the amount OF the bid
viii be required from each bidde-.
Al bids will be opened and consla,
cred by the board OF commissioners OF
said CITY al a meeting of said board
10 be held in the city hall In said city
at 0 O'clock a. m. on the 18th day oil
Any and all parties interested are
hereby notified that they may appear
and protest against or object 10 sald
proposed Improvements or any part
thereof or any matter or thlng IN re-
lation thereto, Mt said meeting OF me
said board OF commissioners on the 10Th
u"S " ROY GARRETT.
City Auditor.
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District.

The Shelly OIL company No. 2 on
the Yargee in the center Of the south
line OF the southwest of the north
west OF 31-13-i2 is estimated at 500
barrels. The Rebold Development
company No. 1 Grayson farm In
the southeast of the northwest
OF 17-13-13 is good for 20 barrels
daily after a shot. Sand was encoun-
tered from 1917 20 1899 feet,
The Wooster Oil company has n
I0-barrel we'll after the shot I'm the
2,000-foot sand in No. 1 Cotton
farm In the northwest of the
southeast Of tho southeast OF rs
1913.
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(published I'm the Tulsa Daily World May
4, s, 6. Z. s. 3. 10. II, IL. Is. a. iS' a.
Il. aas.' 2aop' 80. 81. June i, l93s. World
Publishing Company, Publlsher.)
ORDINANCE NO. 22s7.
ana assess special taxes in pay
sanitary sewer in SEWER DIS
as created and established by Or
dinance No. 2is9: and declaring an
WHEREAS, In pursuance OF the pro.
Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the statutes OF
the state OF oklahoma; Tor sucn cases
made AZ ana pr9 0rSinanee he No. say; siss create
and establish SEWER DISTRICT NO. Isl
and after having declared q necessary
T 70 sS1s' N6 i seweSr ys I'M, Il s9 provis sM Of SAID
Ordinance No. 2ls9. did on the 25th day
OF October. 1921. let to Comstock -Smed-
lev Company, contractors. a certain con-
tract for the construction Of a certain
sanitary sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO
ISL: and,
tract said Comstock- smedley company
have constructed a certain sanitary sewer
in said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ISL. and
the work under said contract has been
sineer and the board Of Commissioners
OF the city OF Tulsa; and
tho statutes OF the State Of Oklahoma,
aforesaid, and under the terms OF the
Charter Of the said City OF Tulsa, Okla
homa, II Is deemed necessary by the
Board OF Commissioners OF the City OF
Tulsa to levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable TO assessment
in said SEWER DISTRICT No, ISL, by
reason OF the construction OF said sewer
and TO pay for the same; and,
WHEREAS. the total cost OF the con,
s,ructlon OF said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO ISL, including extras. have
been ascertained and Is hereby declared
to be the sun Of s2e,es5.6o, all OF which
lie TO be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels OF lana
benefited by the construction OF said
sewer In said SEWER NO
ISL; and,
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
OF the assessments against said lots aud
parcels OF land so liable for the cost OF
construction of said sewer In said w
DISTRICT NO. lsl. In the amounts here
matter specified In section / of this or
dinarce.
DAlNED by THE BOARD OF COM
MISsIONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
SECTION I, That there shall he and
there is hereby apportioned to and lew
led upon and assessed against the sever.
al lots ana parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 1871 IN the City of Tulsa,
OKLA. so benefited by the construction
OF said sewer. the amounts respectively
as follows, to-wit:
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Two Failures In Gar'ir County tho
Past Week.

The ole OH company No. l
Hines In the southeast of the south
west of tho northwest of 35-4n-le,
Garvln county, Is dry at 1855 feet.
Smith and associates test on the
VILLA ms farm in the southwest of
the northwest OF 13-2n-5w is dry at
2,50S feet and will be abandoned,
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oil announces that a well has been
brought In two miles southwest Of
the Lyon pool oklahoma, one mile
northeast of Weleetka, Okfuskee
county, in township 10 II IL. The
information received here IL to the
effect that the well looks like n big
one and may mean opening Of a new
pool. The well is on the top OF the
sand and will be drilled in today.
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LEGAL
of Kansas City, Mo.

Published IN the Tulsa Daily World May
p 10, II. IL, 10, 1919. World Publishing
Company. Publishers)
Notice for hearing on assessments
for paving in STREET IMPROVE
MENT. DISTRICT NUMBER 1888.
city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma:
In compliance with the resolution of the
board OF commissioners adopted on the
2sth day OF April, 1929. notice Is hereby
OF the city of Tulsa. oklahoma. has ex-
amined the estimate and statement Of
the city engineer as to the amount Of the
cost OF the concrete pavement which
property. the property benefited and
other property liable to assessment and
PRovEMENT DISTRICT NO. asa. which
includes the following described portions
OF streets, towit:.
ALLEY Block let, Original Town
Avenue to the west line of Original
Townsite. between Third Street and
ALLEY Block 20. North Tulsa addi-
tlon. and Block 6, Original Town
size, between Cincinnati Avenue and
south line Of ESston street to the south
lire OF Block 6, original rownsite,
with roadway TO Cincinnati Avenue
along south line of Block 6.
And said board OF commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate OF the city en-
gineer and has determined 10 assess the
'Ss 49, FsN''N' ~ h"ft =
against the abutting property, the prop
erty benefited, and other property liable
to assessment and the owners thereof, as
NORTH TULSA ADDITION:
20 lw.5o' Grace e. winter N'"''"'
20 TWO OF ESQ; j. N. Ar. ~
NOR ana Annie g Armor rs 7l.o0
20 ?-w-5o' OF N-25 Grace E,
20 s.w.so' OF Mas OF Eco; "
J. NJ Armor and Annie C.
20 ss.'wS'.oss Of $50 j. NJ 'Ai: "'''
NOR and Annie C., Armor. so g17.2s
20 3-w-7O' of NIT Sarah Il.
go s.w.S76' Of STA; Rc1ie ir-" w
30 ts:w:1G' Of Mir RoxIo If: WV
20 t..s.i5''of N.5s; veImia S. "'
20 t,s.5s; Matte &. F;arri:..i7S scS.sss
90 5-N-lO' Matte c. Farris. .i6O ss7i
90 5-S-4S Lawrence ]. Zoller, 1856 409.l3
oRRioiNkL TOWNSHIP. '
Q That part OF Lot l, de-
scribed as follows: Be
ginning at the northwest
corner Of Lot !. thence
south along the west line
OF said lot a distance OF
Sis feet: thence east q
distance OF 1t6,45 feet TO
the south line OF Block
~ NoIln iulNA AnG'tlNtE
thence northwesterly to
s the point OF beginning,
Bertha Dngue 4. .,,.....l6S,5 3lb.62
9 That part OF Lot /. de-
scribed as follows: Be-
ginning at a point on the
west line Of Lot ! a dis
lance OF SIS feet south
of the northwest corner
of said lot. thence east a
distance OF Mas feet to
the south line OF Block 90.
North Tulsa Addition;
thence soItheastcrly TO the
southeast corner OF said
Block 20; thence north
westerly to point OF be-
ginning Bertha Dague. ..li2t il.2s
9 That part OF Lot ]. de-
scribed Ms follows: Be-
ginning at a point on the
west line OF Lot /. a dis
dance OF SO feet north OF
the southwest corner;
thence east a distance Of
lao feet, thence north
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In the Oil Fields
,NrrNuEp FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Syrc Gets Dry Hole,

The Syre oil company No, |
DERRICK In the center OF the east
line of the southwest Of tho north
west OF tho southwest OF 23-7n-10w,
IL dry and abandoned at 2,936 feet.
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southwest Of f-14-10 is making TO-
900, 900 feet OF gas In the 2.540-foot
pay.
The Wangerlne G. Duffield test on
the Seibert farm in the northeast
of the southwest OF the north
west OF 2i-14-10 is n hole full Of
water at 3,25l feet.
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WASHINGTON. May iL-Combined re.
sources aud liabilities Of the is federal
reserve banks at the close OF business May
10 were reported tonight by the federal
reserve hoard as follows:
Resources:
Total gold reserves 81. COS. $4,000,
Total reserves ta.lsa,sl 900.
Total bills on hand 1850, 1903, 900.
Total earning assets sl,i97, SOS. 300.
Total resources si.sst.sit,oo0.
Liabilities;
Total deposits sl,sse. are. 900.
Total liabilities SiS9a.sii.00o
Ratio OF total reserves TO deposits aud
y Il, note liabilities combined TIA per
cent.
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DD-IInI.N TINTN '.TTIl May ll.-CRttIn-
n,,Hln's 900 active and steady on good
s 9ol SOY, on, common, carly tor on
p 20 best cows and hsIfers
around $3.50, plain 70 common oroun,
~ calves steady, top $3.50. eomnon
'i"uW"oo stockers ana feeders steady.
ulss- Receipts 1900, active and fully
steady, stockers SI5Og 500. '"''
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STROUD VISITED by HoLDUP
Merchant IL Relieved 81 His Wealth
In the Usual Manner.

bptcIaT 70 The WOfTd.
STROUD. May 11.-Irl Lumm.
prominent grocer. while on his way
home in East Stroud about 5 o'clock
Tuesday night, was held up by two
masked bandits near the South
Methodist church and relieved OF his
cash and watch.
City officers rounded up some
suspects but, a search revealing moth
ing. they were allowed to go.
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Small Producer.

The u. $. cities corporation No.
7 Childers farm in the center of
the line OF the northeast of the
southwest Of 34-1s-1I. is making
only 9 barrels in the l,45O to 1,490-
foot sand.
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FONT WORTH, MAY ll.-Latte-He'
coiptA assoc, beeyes 81 80 500. yearling'
3lOOff7,b0.
Hoga-Receipts $500, light s1Otbm
O.2O, heavy {9.25aIO.i5, pigs "a 90 dfpgb
sheep-Receipts 800, lambs zoos Ulsb 80
W1l,tO
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McCInin County lost Dry.

The Transcontinental oil COM
pany No. 1 Fleming in tho northeast
OF 1i-5n-4e McClaiu county, Is dry
and abandoned at 2,SS0 feet.
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The Tiger Flats BIo We'll.

The Black Petroleum corporation
No. 2 on the Holmes farm In the
southwest Of 3i-12-12, Tiger
Flats, IS making 500 barrels per day.
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NEW NORk, May ll,-Cotton seed oil
advanced 4 to \ points early ON demand
from shorts, but subsequently settled back
under selling by refiners and liquidation
by May longs, induced by the lisa ppoint-
INK action Of lard, Closing bids were I
point higher To q net over, Sales 10. 100
barrels. Prime crude coco nominal
prime summer yellow spot II soc: July
llgSc; September il.9oci December
l0,0ac, all bid.
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NEW YORK, MAY li.-Fnreign r,-
chtNge-lrrogular, Great Britain-pe.
mand ttt%, cables 4ltA, 6-day bills on
banks gag.
Frence-nemand 9lS, cables els.
ltaly--Demand 5.30is, cables b.Si,
Germany--Demand SAY, cables SAN
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NEW YoRk, May ll-Call Money
~, closing bid 8. offered an. last loan
ah,
Can Lnans-AgHinst acceptances SO,
Time Loans-steady, so days AZ, %
DAYS AZ, 3 months 40,
Mercantile p~Hper-Primo AZ Gtbc.
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Dry I'm Deem Sand.

Haskell and associates have n fall
ure at 3,066 feet In No. / simpson
In the northwest of 23-5n-lle,
Hughes county.
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Ticker Dope

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