THE TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY MORNING MAY 27. 190(5.
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The Fidelity Trust
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Hall Fuller & Gillette
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THE WORLD'S MARKETS
Chicago Daily Market Letter.
(Furnished by the A. M. MeDearmott
Commission Co. Room 10 Alex-
ander Building.)
. wueat awes elided riniirJ (
ll lower lint without influence on
oflr markets. Weather conditions are
TneraHy favorable and more rums
aw? predictel Icr t. mailt and Sunday.
l(ic trade was i.ithcr li;li at I Ik
tjeninir and the it traders were in-
clined to the sellin'' side. The May
option showed considerable strentrth
in! the last hour and advanced ""i of
a 'cent very rapidly. This had the
effect of. causing fhe shorts to' .cover
in-the July and all options advanced
aiiH rtifeed vif .atau.t'-tiie tifcli :pint
ofi( thei-day.'. Winnepeir wired the
prospects were 25 per cent better
and 10 per cent aliead'of last year in
thbt country. Texas reported no
real damage from rust. Indiana and
Mi-souri report very poor proseets
-anil most of the traveling men
through that country are very bullish
on the market. We may see a sensa-
tional advance in May wheat in the
next few days and we do not think
there is anything safe in the short
side of the near options. Would buy
July or September on any breaks.
Receipts were very lijrbt. only five
earn in Chicago twenty-one in Kan-
sas City and 154 in the northwest
against 310 cars last year.
Corn Closed 'n to '4 lower due
to heuvy shipments from Argentine.
Receipts weir (food in Chicago and
will probably continue so for (he next
few days. Kveu under the most bear-
ish conditions we do not think the
price of corn is too high. The rally
of today of half a cent in this eercnl
as well as oats showed pood buying
on every break.
Receipts of hogs were 15000 mar-
ket 5 cents lower Provisions were off
"-"a to 5 cents hut there was no pres-
sure on them and prices held firm. It
might he well to take profits on this
bulge and wait for another break be-
fore replacing your line.
I1W
1 Chicago Cash Grains.
Wheat
Openinir High
July ...Kl 8.IS4
Sept ....l3(Sv!l3i
Tec ....WiG'
l"a
.lir
Close
f2
Corn
July ..
Sept ..
Dec ..
Outs:
July ..
Sept . .
Dec
I'ork
July ..
Sept . 
Lard
July ..
Sept ..
...
Sep ..
.47'L.(' 47'v 47
A7V4(a 4r'i 474 47
.4li7i 47 ' 4t:'4 47
.j;4(a!4-n:i:!4 3.1
.:u:4 2V4 31 31
.32 3-'a 32 32'2
. 4lti.IT lti.'JO lti.l.'i 10.20
..1(1.00 10.12 10.00 16.12
.
.8.75 8.77 8.70 8.75-
.8.jl0(nH7 8.02 ."880 8.92
.0.27 11.32. .9.25 j 9.30-
. - . -... '
11.22 H.12 0.22
Wheat :
July ..
Sept .
Com
Julv ..
Sept ..
Kansas City Graia.
Opening High ... Ix'w Close
....7.V2 7i):4-. 73 73
74- 74 74
44 44 44Vi- 444-
44' 44 2 44' 44
Liverpool Market.
Wheat to 1 lower.
Corn to '4 lower.
Chicago Cash Markets.
Wheat :
1 No. 2 red J) I ft 02.
N'o. 3 red 87ft 00.
Xo. 2 hard S.V :t 88 1 '2.
Xo. 3 hard 7SftS.-.
Xo. 1 X. S. 872(iH8ii.
Xo. 2 X. S. 8.'i' 2ftS(i.
Xo. .1 spring SO (a
Com :
Xo. 2 40.
Xo. 2 white 40ft 4.
.Xo. 2 yellow 40' 4.
Xo. 3 'corn 481 ift 48.
Xo. 3 white 40.
No. 3 yellow 40.
Xo. 4 corn 4ft 481 '2.
Kansas City Cash Markets.
Wheat .
Xo. 2 hard WlKrtSP 2.
Xo. 3 hard 78ftSO.
No. 4 hard "3(a702.
- Xo. 2 red 00ft02.
Xo. 3 red 7Sft01.
Corn
Xo. 2 while" 48i'4oi48i.
Xo. 3 white 47ft 48.
Xo. 2 yellow 4.'iijft4fl.
Xo. 2 mixed 44'2ft4.'i'4.
Xo. 3 mixed 44 oT4'i.
0aU
Xo. 2 white 3.H4.
Xo. 2 mixed 33V2ft34'2.
Xo. 3 mixed 32ft 33i4.
Hogs.
Five to ten lower. Receipts:
Chicag
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joseph
.15000
. 9.01)0
.11000
.- 5.500
- ' Chicago Hog Prices-
Lights $0.25ft 0.52'3.
Heavy .fO.lOft 0.55.
Mixed !r0.2.'$6.53. 1
' Rouirh 6.l0(ifi6T0..
Cattls.
Steady. Receipts': 1 "
Chicago .......'!...
Kansas City .......... 
Omuha
St. Joseph
0000000 The Creek Oil company brought in
O Oj Friday a 400 burreler on the Sewell
ST. LOUIS MARKETS. allotuient in the Olenn pool district.
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0 o o o o 0 o ;
... . I i.oiiii r.iriis uie oi-uiciiug a urv
(rurn.jlied..by the Merchants! hx . Telin .i.. These
change.)
Wheat-
Cash on track Xo 2 red 95(597;
Xo. 2 hard 8.1(5 85 May 8i asked;
July 82ft 'asked. range 812( to
M- 4(2: September 80"'Hft rang'i
S'l'ftHO's-  . -
predictions remain to be 1'itllille.d.
Corn.
Cash Xo. 2 403ft50; Xo. 2 white
il ft. 52; May 48 asked ranure
48'(a43i2: July 40 bid ramre
46v4(tt4bi2 September bid
frantre 40ft40.
OaU.
Cash No.. 2 35; Xo. 2 white 30' 2;
300 'Mav 341 i. nomrnal; .July 34'i bid;
.500 September 32T;ft 33 bid
100
100
Close New York Stock.
Copper
Sujjar
A.  T. & S. F.
Smelter
B. & O.
B. R. T 
C. F. I
C. & O
Krie
I. C
Missouri. Kansas & Texas . .
National Ijcad
I.. & X
T. C. I
.Missouri Pacific
Xew York Central
O. W
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. Paul
I'nion Pacific '.
t. S. Steel (common) '.
I". S. Steel (preferred)
Wabash
1.0.Sii
1.30
.89i4
14
1.081 s
fiVi
.54
.58
45T;
1.75V-
.341 4
.77
1.45
1.51
.!4'
1.30
.511 2
1.34
1.30
.25
05
.38V4
1.08
1.40
.40-vg
1.051 '2
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OIL NOTES.
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lOIOIOIOtOIOIOI
C. S. Crane will start next week to
drill another well one mile from bis
hi if gasser.
C. S. Crane is preparing to put the
product of his bi-i irasser near Frye
on the market. He is putting in four-
inch tuhinir.
New York Weekly
Reserve dec . .  . .
Iesa U. S. dee . . .
Loan iue
Specie dee
thecals ine
Deposits ine .....
Circulation dec . . .
Bank Statement-
$3.435125..
i.6e2.925
....... 8.008700
....... 4.400.000
2.500.200
5.9WUMK)
156.900
The Holdenville Tribue says editor-
ially: "An exchange suys that oil
men of the territory are plaiinin'.' a
way to act around the new regulations
of the secretary of the interior. It
occurs to us that Ibis has been tried
befoie without results worth jubilat-
ing over."
Chillies Dow. the oil man went
yesterday to the (ilenn pool. Like
all the rest of .them "Charley" is
interested in the wonderful develop-
ments poing on in that part of the
field.
liowen Si Reese are merely await-
ing the approval of their bond by
the secretary of the interior in order
to commence oieration on the Mar-
itaret A. Miller place one mile and
three-quarters northeast of the Olenn
farm. Their rie is up and ready and
they are being held back by Hitch-
cock's red tape.
Tulsa Will Be the Hub.
Independence Kuf. May 20. A
person visiting the principal (owns of
the Held does not notice as many per-
sonal evidences of activity as were
apparent some 01011 1 lis atro. This is
due to the fact that the land has beert
so generally leased up that there is
very little occasion for operators to
be chatting about. Easterners are not
inukimr a many trips tn Indian Ter-
ritory now as formerly and thos win
do come are not bunched up at liar-
tlesville. Cleveland Nowata Indepen-
dence or any i llier one " headinar-
teis" town. Dtvelopmeni has spread
out over so much territory that it
cannot be inspected from one point.
Field woikers alo are scattered over
a biir expanse of country and are
not encountered jn groups. It is
hardly a Held any more it is numer-
ous fields. Since the Illinois excite-
ment started there is a n ticeable
shrinkage about NitHs du.M louf-
iiv.' corners etc. and very i'e- idle
drillers tool diesscsr :md other em-
ployes are to be seen; in fact if Held
work increased a little drillers would
be in demand. If there is a bultre
anywhere in the territory it is at
Tulsa which is now on the edire of
the frontier with symptoms of be-
comin; the hub.
Build where the rest are building.
Get in a good neighborhood. . The
town is growing sonth and we can
sell yon lots in the Ferryman addition
at from six to twelve dollars per foot
and you name your own terms. Build
and we'll loan you the money. Buel
Rodolf Investment Co. 5-20-Gt
Why have your cow kick in thej
milk fitrhtinjr flies "ben Cow Comfort
will prevent it. At Avar's Druif;
Store. 5-20-4t
Badger Ginger Ale bottled at the
Sheboygan Springs Wisconsin 5 cts.
at all drinking places. Pints 15c two
for 25c.
Madame Francis guarantee satis-
faction or no pay. Ollice Room 2 old
Turner Block. FirM and Main.
5-25-tf
TULSA
The Coming: City
of the New State
From every viewpoint the greatest opportunity for investment offered in
the world today. Natural resources Agriculture Mines Coal Gas Qil
in inexhaustible supplies. A furtun lor lln.se who yet in mi the ground
floor. Buy properly in and around a city which is now 10000 and is
growing at the rate of 5000 a yea '. Oct in the game at once. Call on
or address for The Best Property for lo.v prices in tills unequalled section.
J F. Kirkpatrick
& Company
Men Who Sell Real Estate
East Second Street Tulsa U. S. A.
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