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TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1920
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LIGHT TONNAGE
CLOUDS STOCKS
Market Enters Upon Last
Fortnight of Year; No
Prospect of Change.
NKW youk. !). -i:nt'iin
ttMtti the flniil foitnlght of tio year,
tlm nlmk market today presented no
nmtctlil chniige nf loin- from Hi'1
very unsettled Mid loiirtloiiiu v 1 r mt
(if tlm past few liiitiitliH.
Diiliicutlc, liidtintilal mill riiiimer-
riul Clllldlllllll IlinllllUi'll III III'
clouded liy it furthci railing off l
tmiiiiiKii in loading railway termi
nals. Hilill'.lnnal illvlili'Mil nunpeti
slims nml morn 'culling f wage
whcdulin In llin li'Xllln liiiilo.
I'rlcrn were Inwer In 11 majority of
Inmnnt'i'H at tlio uctlo opi-ylni; of
On1 stock market, rrcPHnlmii making
Irregular progress before noun. Vari
able railing iliirlhK Hi'' Intermediate
session failed to liulil, speitllallvn
Jsnuen stiecumblni: tn Increased tiros
auro at llin heavy clone.
Not losses of I In I polnln woro
made, liy ciilipeis, ciiiiIiuiiciiIh, hIiIii
ping nml nni'ti pr rl.-il I ln iim Inter
mitinniil I '.i per unit I' unmix I'I'ivim
I roiintrin Oil wiih the. llliml on 11 N 1 c-II -uiim,
breaking II 1-1 ptlnt- Riles
amounted to S 7 T., ODD hIi.1 ri-H. Hlilllm;
bills rnlllt'il only sllghllv. Cull numey
ruled nt 7 pur i-rnt a day, Inlt Minn
money shou'cd Increasing nollvlty
Heavy selling of I.lln ily Issues, cm
pi'Cinlly tlm second, tlilrd and fourth
four and onc-riuurtiirs. featured Hi"
bond market, tlio pffcilugs lift mk
nttrllilitt'd to enforced lliiililntlon,
Total sales, par value, $2l,fi(l!i,0U(l.
rUnndnril (Ml Hlnrka.
Th rtnaliiK hhl and inked brlcea nf
Stamlird oil alorka nn tha New York rurh
Monday, aa reported by Ktrandbftjt, Me
Orrery Co,, wcrai
111. I Aakel,
Anrln-Amerlcan IIS I Ml
All, Itnrr , HO moo
Home flcrvm ., 400 12.)
Tliirkrye pipe . ,, i li
rhrnahrough i,.., 110 I'jl
(Vint, nit 10 JI0
Croc. P. U II 1.1
Cumberland I'lpn 13s 111
Kurrka Pip Una (S I6
Oaten 81,, mm mm 44 11,
Oalena Hle. pfd. , flu V IIS
lll!noU Plpn Ko 4
Indiana l'lpa ,, 14 J
, Kali Tranat ".114 :U
N, T. Tranat Ill JM
Nor, P U , no is
1 Ohio Oil 310 31.I
Pralrla (ill A (la (So on
Pralrla l'lpa t.lno ,,, no 310
Rolar rtftc 3fia aid
P011. Pip n s 103
8. IVnna. Oil ,,,, 3J5 110
b. w. rmiii, p r.7 111
Htamlarrt of1 California. .... 301 313
Rtamlaril nf Kanaaa 670 mo
Hlanitaril of Kanlurkr .... 400 430
KUnilaril of Ntrka 400 130
Otanrtanl nf Ntw Jray ... 100 10J
Htanrtarrt of Nw York ... 110 334
fttanitard of Ohla 100 41s
Swan finch 55 n
TT. T, I.ln 100 Q
Vacuum oil ,, 310 :no
Waahlniton Oil 19 3S
Chirm' Produce.
CHICAno. Oat. 30, Iluttrr hlliri
craamary lltrtlc.
Kfis lowarl rtrolpla 1,411 rain; flrala
"iq ai mam, raaaa moiuilpil, tjuilo,
rafrlcaralor flrala Sic
. Poultry allva unaattlr,)) fowla llJHpj
aprlnta 3lc turfcaya 400.
Inilriiiliitrnt (III Mlrka,
till .akiil,
l'lriilnm 1 J'
rii Vriilnm
-1 n A. I'y., iiiinmfin S r .
I 1 . Ilaaln 7,
P.-iUral S
Ini I'oir Il'i l
M.nlll llll II ll'i
Mhln.-al llffliilnil 110 II.'
Mniiiil llll I I't
VmI r, l Oil, lfll I
1 'l i'i aaa . ... ft x't
l . ! '
Hav I 9.
II. ,lun. Vy li-U '
ll. 11 llnrk ?
Inlanil 1(1 S
I'fimoeta.
ivmi Mat 31 it
li illahnimi O. U II. I. '4 ...
I.iwiaaliin 1 ' l'i
.M .k.,.,IU nil t 3
I'i.i'IIii Palm 37 U
I'nai. A Itif Cnrp IS ' 'i
Kkrlly (ill 7 1
lllllllaliil, tmi!H.ln ,,, 17 10
(llllllaiiil pfil 7 18
III. J.11,1 KtNIa Oil 11
Nnr Yiitk Hlnrk lll,
(Mitulh. I
Hf III
I6a ItUh, liw.
Alt'. Ilrl Hliaar . 13 3;i ii
Am. ('.Ill 37 31 13
Am rr !t 1'ilrr. . 77 lU'i 117
Am. II A I,. I'M. (I 3. II.
Am. Ini. Cri . 7 i; .U'.
Am. Im . . (ii ! 77 S
Am. 1 ,infol 'J no1, n't
Am Km. t llof. . W 3 ll'i
Am Kuaar ... 11 II !(,
Am. Bum. Tiilnnco If. I V
Am. r. 'I'., al-il. 3t 90 9IS
'Aim WouIimi .... HO II l'i ,l.H S
Aiiiiromia ('iippnr . is 3i J
Ai. hl".'n 1 .... el 7J'i 7S
All. ('.,! t.lna .. I I., i:.
All II A W. 1 .. Ii lOlS t",
ll.il.lwln t.1,11. . 101 t' tS'.i
II II M 11 i 31
I l-t til. Nlrrl "II" . 01 61', MS
1'nlia'lliin I'ar'fle.. 3'J It?1.! 111
Onlrnl Lrathrr . 41 3JU 31
I'ln.lltr .M.1I01. ci ill S "IS
I'hta. K Ohio . . 41 IS UN
I', II. I A t'ac, ..37 Si 31
I'lllim Cnlipor 10 US H'i
I'll.' I'ula 70S 10
I'l.lnr.Mln T. A I. . 4 35S 15
('urn rrmlllMa ,.. cr lit CIS
rrucllitp I'lrrnl ... 100 13 7'S
I'm a I'min Mnxar . 11 ll't IDS
Krla 43 12". 13
t)Mir.il r.I-olrlo .. 17 I IIS 1HS
(llrnrl Mntiira . Ill MS UH
nr. Niirilioni. pr.i . 11 7;s lis
lllllf Hhllr, Hlri'l . 13 3S 'M
i nn. i a oiiirn .. it mil ii
Itinplrulloii I'lippar, t9 19S "
int. ji. Jiir, pdi,. n'i ws
Ini. NMul 31 I3S I3S
Ini I'.il'T . ... t IRS 43
KfiinariiH rnppr. CI 1, lS
Ih.iiUV A NaallV. 3 97 V7
Mm Iron IVIr. . . 310 llii 165S
Vluiiil ('iippxr II ICS Id
Mhlillo matin (HI. HI IIS HS
Mlilviil HI it I . . III 10S 3'iS
MlHMinrl I'jclflfl .71 17 , ir.
Nmv York ivnlral. 1 H'l'l 7'..
N Y N II ft II. UK H
v'nrfnlk A Wittrrii 31 nt
Niirlhcni PjiIIIo . 79 7.ii 71V
nlila. P. A It ... '37 JS 3
run Am. iir . . t' if
l'..iir,.vlvji,ln .... II ms lis
Pllall, tt W. Va. ,. M S !7S
I'ur- llll 21 12 S 33
llny.l'on. Cupper. 31 IIS It
llcnlInK , 131 13 I0S
llClllllKln Uli-fl ... Ill 8'lS fl
iirp. I fl. . ., ill li s r'.t
lluvnl liulrh. N. Y. 9 US H
Bt I- A H I'r. . 3 I9' 1S
Suntiounl Air l.lno 3 S S
rlalmiril A. t, pf. 9 ms 9
ftill T. A T II 37 S 3H
Hlnclalr O A II. . Ill) JSS 33S
iira-nitar. a i a
Hmilhirn Pni'ltln , 14 9li 5S
SnylliiTii Hallway. 77 20i', I9S
Miuiiiirrn ny. lr, . 9 1.7', &
Mt. ii. nt is, i. ;!(,. :9 ilia's imi
Ulu.lcl.nkiT Corp. , f. 401, 39
Tinn. Cnpprr 31 7S 7
Ta Co. , 119 41S US
Ta ft Parlflo . tl in'.i
Tiiliarro Pioil, ... 79 M &0
Trimap. 1)11 3 S
Union Parlfln ... 9 llin 113S
1'iillcil I'rult av. il. 19 1I9S 119
II. M. Knnil Proil. ,31 17 IIS
It, rt. tml. Alcohol 41 11 (I0S
II, H. llalatl Htorrn 39 t,:S (IS
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fAILURE OF BANK
DEPRESSES WHEAT
Lull in Export Buying Is
a Handicap on Hulls;
Finish Is Firm.
OIlU.'AtlO. Dec ().--.Minoiinn-
incnt of a li.iuk failure In lniilon
liml a ili'jiri'HMlnU (iffniit tniJiiy on tlio
ivlii'iit market, lint H'IIimm i,wr.
ri'iinlii'il tlii'inarlvi'n and a nilty took
plni'r In tlm liiHt half hour. I'rlci.'n
iliiKfl firm, H t.i 2'j ci iiIk iii't
IiIkIiit, wltli Mir ill it. Qi li to
H.'M'-j mil .May Jl.iil to il.iil 1. 1.
Cunt k.iHhiI 3 to I 1-1 renin mill
iiata l- to 7-s rent I'rnv'lHloiiH va
iled from ir ceritn iliclnr to l!fi rent
advuure.
A romnaiallvi' lull In rxnmt Iiiiv
I in; wiim of nouiii wrtitlil iim n linuifl
imp on llin liullw. Diivi'lniimeiitii at
nnliliiKinii In Hk'.'inl to r.irincr re.
Ilef leula'atlon nml a d"i rriiKu In
tlio' vlnllilr wnpP'V t'ltal wein helpful
towaul nrilnir iirliei nl the rinlMi,
when nUniiH hud to hid tin nrlcr.i
Hlii'tply In older to rover.
Corn dliUilnveil lli'leiiendeilt
itienislll nn a renull of perHlHtent
Iiii.vImi; of nn elevator InlereM. and
-xiiort I tit ll f r at llin NMihoaril.
OatH followed cm n.
I'rovlHloiiN aveiiiKed lower with
llORH.
LUMBER
LUMBER
LUMBER
LUMBER
We can furnish you all your lum
ber and 'mill work for a com
plete houstt from our plant, in
cluding everything. Frames
Lumber, Sash and Doors, Lath
and all Intenpr Finish.
OUR PRICES ARE
LOWEST INTULA
T
We sand your stock finish and
make it ready for installation.
A big saving.
Bring us your lumber bills and
save money.
TULSA MILL and
LUMBER CO.
Owasso St. and
Frisco Tracks
Phone
Osage 1915
Tlilmau I'tiliirr.
nprn. Illirli. !.. Cln.
u li.nl
ii ii i ii i", iuos ii 4;
Mav 1 51 .1 I 51S l.lt
I ern
"av 7MJ .74S 7'S ,71T
Itllv . .. .73 .75 S .71 .74 S
nil.
MV . . 49 .IK', .(!'( UH
Inly . , 41 .US .M'l .US
f'nri'i'" rilv I'nali (Iroln,
l.'WSAH CITY, tn-r ?0 Cnali whM
ilirhanerj, I linril II7'II7. N'i.
, UrTiiMl, No. 1 mt II osjrl.Ui No.
; -11.91'M 9t.
Com 1 In 3e lnwr No 3 lnlM f.Ml
l; No. 3 Tittxa.il Sir No 1 ihUa t.f.c.
No !l r. Nn. 3 vrUow; f.7c Nn 3 5c.
Oala llnrliamrr-it : No. 2 whlto 49c No.
i ml(..l 4S4(4(e.
Knnaa 4'ltv Pnuli'rr,
KANHAK CITY. !!- 71' Hca lin-
rlian(ait nl 3n Invr, fpal r,71fftic: aic-
t'.M ii'imri iiuiifr tiiioriAngi'ii, rrpamary
earktn- Ui
Poiillrv- liana nnrlianefil IS In Jlr:
inrlnpa utirlwiinir il. ?lo, llnnatri nn-
liinrril. Ildllr: lllrkrva In lilrhv, Jlft
I'nlaliira uncliaiiKi'il, II (Off;. 09,
f nmloM MalnJa.
'LONDON, life. 30. t.ail. lnt 33 8a.
fntura 31 10.
YAnc. apnl 21; rutiirra 37 7a (.it.
('Iiraii PiilnlnM, -CIIICAOO.
I)ip 20, -I'otainra ci nt I : re.
rrltita 111 enraj tjorlhrrn wlill anrki.il
ll in'll in rwi : mini y I. iti f i.&i rwi,:
Mlnnaola anil North Oiikota ttr.l Itlvar
Ohhia aarkml It. CO.
New York Hpnl.
SV.W YOUK. imc. 30. Spot cotton
llllnti IMl.l.ll Illk- 1S.S0.
SELLING PRESSURE!
IS PUT ON COTTON
London Bank Failure and
' Larger Ginning News
Encourages Bears.
NHW Oltl.KAN.H. Dec 20. H'-lllllK
tircfwure wan put upon tlio cuttoti
tuarltet on the openliiK today and wax
more iiT leni III evidence throiiKhoiit
the neiedon, altlioilKh after thu flrat
lire.ik iiurtlal recoverleii cfimi; almill
liruiiiMe -of lather libel al teall.llu;
liy nIuii'Ih. In the late trading older
I lie I'm hc it i i k ri 1 1 1 and tlm clone wan al
net ili ('lL.HH of 2K to 33 pollltr.
The hank failure In Lull. Inn and
tint hiittcr Klunlis; ruturiiH than ex
pected wein thu fealuriH from which
lin.irlnli tradi'in 1I1 rived their main
elicoiliaKeiiient The i enHUH hlireiiil
report of in.n72.20ri IiaIch Rlnncd to
Die I. tth of lleeemlicr was conild-
eiahly ahove xpiiotatloiiH. Ilxpee
talloiiH were that i;ln ilnir would Im
Iecn linn lliai OI lliu periou mn
Jt'JI" "K'.
Iliilly Collim Table,
Cnrl
Mnvamrrit. Mlit'll line. Ha'an
Nw flrlron .11 II.JJl 711
iHlvi'ltnt. . IS H 10,197 1.597
Mnl. lie . . . . II "1 901 ....
Havannah ., 15. TJ 3.317
Clliirlratotl Ufl . .
Wllinlnrlen .1 1.00 5U ....
Tana a City ....
Viirf.ilk . 11.35 l.JM 5SI
lutllmnrn ....
Il.iainn ... . 15.17
1'hlniilalptilA, .15 75 105 ....
Naiv York . .13 50 399
Minor porta
Tolill ln,ty .. 39.I.M
I'd ill fur well 51,174
Total for araann 3,110,917
Hlnctl.
4(5,757
.141.15.7
33.174
157.117
3(7.311
41.170
3 ',7".
75 .117
3,3 r, 9
17.H00
0.3.VI
S(.7
3.290
.... i,u:.io
Inlfrlnr
I loiifttnn . .
Mrmplila .,
AiJKHwtii ..,
Ml l.mila .
Atlanta ...
t.ltlln flock
O.ilUa ..
.Mnnlcnmiry
movemi'nt . -.
..II. no 13.
. . 16.00 4.
.. .till t,
....1500
. .. 14.00
I. 1 00
13.16
II. 00
417
S2
1,907
103
I.OIS
2.521
r.oo
u
3.03I
3.111
317.
371.
166.
It.
Tntal tmtay
:r,s
C3.II2
1)42,233
NViv York f'otlnn.
Ni:Y YOltlv, Doc, 20
aaay.
Ill.h.
lanuary 15.75
March 15.01 14.10 14.1(1
May U IS !( 3 1
.Inly 15 15 15 03 15.02
October 15.30 16.10 IS. 10
-Cotton rloaul
Iw. Clna-.
l(l0 14.M
NeAf 41rlriliia ('niton.
NIIIV OIII.KAN'fi. lie. jo Cotton
rloa,i at net Uocllnca cf 2C In 22 potnla.
Pceambcr
tatnnry .
March
May .
July .
ItlKll.
14 OI
'.49
14 II
14 73
I.flV',
13.90
13.9H
II 20
14.15
11.31
Clea
13.90 I. 1.97
14. 3
II. 41
14.55
'
New Orlrana .Innf.
NfAV Ottl.l'.ANS. Ore. 20, Spot cotton
unlet; 50 polnta lower: Mlf nn the apnl
!U bala, in arrln 500. Iiw mt lilllna
IS; koihI mblilllni: U.7S, llcrelpta 211,.
312, aluck 4 1 r., 7 SO.
Vli Mimey.
NKW YOUK, 'lire. 20,--Call mnnay I,
nffrcil at 7, laat loan 7; baak ac
leptanica as par ani,
Portland
I SEATTLE' 721COMA
I
A QUICK TRIP and a pleasant one. The
comforts you enjoy, your sense of security,
the interesting things you see and restful sleep,
speed the hours.
Pacific Coast Limited
Time Shortened 6XA Hours
Leaves Kansas City, every day 6:15 P.M.
Arrives Denver (next day) 12:50-P. M.
Arrives Portland (third day) y 8:30 A. M.
Standard and Tourist Sleepers, Kansas City to
Portland. Observation Sleeper and Chair Car
Kansas City to Denver and Denver to Portland.
Dining Car service all theway.
Connecting trains for Tacoma and Seattle
v leave Union Station, Portland, at 10:00 A. M.
with parlor car, and 11:00 P. M. with sleeper.
Four other trains at convenient hours.
Mufomof k Eltelrie Saftty Signals Prottct You All th Way '
For Information, ask
J. O, Ooadiall. Alii Otn't Paia. Agaal
U. P, Irilim, aos Walnut St.
Kamaa City
Union Pacific
llania nf Price.
Th rant of prlfc In oil atorlia on tha
Vcw York curb Monday, a irporlnil by
llnuaton. Klhla At Co
Hlh Ir. Ctoaa.
Purn Oil US 12 31
'kin p. A It IS 3 1
HiiitUIr .. , 21S 23'a 23S
Taiaa Co 42S 4lS 41 S
t' H, Flrtl 71 JUS 7IS
Aa'na 10 VS 10
Allen 1 S 1
lloa. Wyo. S '
llunna IS l'i IS
Carlli IS 7S 7'..
Trilrral Oil 31, 1 2
lll.il IIS IIS IIS
N. A. Oil 2 IS 2
Papulpa IS I', 4S
Minima CI, IS S
Woo'lt.urn IS IS IS
All Pair IS 3S 3S
Cntileri 6 I.S 5
I'.lk llaaln II 7 v. 7 14
(lieu llock IS 2 3
Mallaml ... ,,,,,, 3S 3i 3S
M'rrltl in, 11 US
Mbtw llrfir MIS . 110 III
tut IVtr U US I3S
(llllllaint 13 13 1.1
I'ralrln Oil 410 IIS 455
Pralrla l'lpa ...... 190 190 190
P It Ill IS IS
X O. I ml (II IHS US
lllffey 3't 26 1IU
Malt Creek (new; . 10S !a U'
Mkelly 7S 7 7H
Mln Prod US U. 10
l.lberly Itenila.
NT.IV YOIIK, Dae. 20,-Ulirty bnnli
1 l'iail
3S" M1.90! (1ml 4 III. 90) aecnml l
114.30 bbl. rirrt 4S llSOOi acnn't 4S
UI 10 ; third 4'i UJ.iOi fourth 4'a
U3I0; Victory lr I94.0i Victory IS
191.90,
c
Id the Oil Fields
CONTINL'IMi rttOlt PltfX'KDINO PAOK
mimed and u i4ry will hu lined In
drlllitu; to a deeper Kind.
Jack Kllgorc und utioclatcs of
Chlckanha have let a contract fur U
i.bQO foot tent on the J. W. Talley
farm ttino mllm Houth went of
Doyle, Oldalioma In nccllon 1 1 -1 li
ft w. A l.irxe iiei'eaKL' haK hern leafed
In the vicinity of tlio ten which
han n wry uncouruglut: (,'wilogleul
report.
The I'ortMchey well Is to ho drilled
S00 feet deeper accoidliiR to a re
port by thono who are lntercnted,
and have Junt reuched an agreement
to that effect.
The piodiiotlnn of t ll 0 Kant
.HtephfiiM county field will lm creatly
Inoreanod atoordlnB to rellahlo re
portn on the nucce.tstul nhontlui; of
Homo of the welb tlint had been
producing fur Homo lime. An ex
periment wan tried nn noma of the
well bv nhootliiK thetn, and It mora
than doubled the production. Hhoot-
Inn of the wells Is expected to bo
come general In the shallow pool.
Af Hojnton.
li. n, Orubles linn a ,10-lmrrel well
natural In No. 3 Franklin, nt the
eenler of the eanl line, nf the north
went of the northwest of 6-1 4-lfl.
Nei'lev and others have a dry hole
at 1,1130 feet In No. 2 Moore, In the
southwcHt corner of tho northwest
of section 21-1 l-lfl.
of tlio southeast of the a.mii.
of 2n.25.16, is KOOJ Zr &
natural. ' artol..
Anionic Hinlnir Cn-lnc Troulilc.
. Tho Aubyme Oil company drilling
on the Itrady farm In 8-24-6W, han
had two nhowlncs, neither of which
wan much more than a rainbow,
and are now nw edging a parted cas
ing at 2,260 feet.
Nowata District
K. Couch him 11 S-barrel well In
No. 2 Cox farm located at tho south
went corner of the northeast of the
northwest of tho I'jutheast of 6-25-17.
.
Hoop ft: Kctz have a duster In No.
S llobertnon farm In tho southwest
of the southwest nf 22-26-17.
Itobcrts fi Colwrll's test on the
Tlm Stewart farm In the wact half
Houston. Fible
& Company
Of Kansas City, Mr,.
STOCK liXCHANOK and ? m
CAOO DOAItl) OI' T .A P
Stocks, Bonds, drain and CoV
ton. Standard oil n
sldlary Mock. Nw. y0 k "h,i
Hortnn Curb. Mberiy ,nnT
BouRht and Sold. Private viri!
ctiAS i. citoTriurrT. MBr
'Jclephonc Omutc 02oii. jf ,.
1jH Fourtli St.. Tuln, o'hiV
rlltiMtn l.he-tnib.
I'lltCAOO, lr 20, -C,,ltaacelpt
U 000; veryllltlle ili,lof parlyt aho
itnek to nuriililera. alrnnK In 25o higher .
l-nckcra btilillntr alcaily, buta wak nthar .
lUraca nmatly rtnaily, blilillriK around 1
M.f.0 nn Rimil vcalera nbout 50c lowur
beat ilaera In llbetnl iroprirllon, I
llnat- tlerelila6,000, mnrket at'aitv.Uc '
lower than K'lilriTay'a nbr.iKe, lop 19.15
i"ia lo.nl, inn-ill l top I J. .10 bulk 13 no
tfi.15 plica atearly. 10c lowir, bulk 19,
130 pouml plci I), 351(9.(0.
Wieep llcceltita 24 ooo, fjit claeeaa
aieiily, lamb lop 110.57. roml ewca II 1
prlmn veartlnna II; 1111 feeder lamba so'il
i-iily; look aleaily,
Knmna City r.firatnrk.
KANSAH r.'ri'Y. lleo 20 (.'.it tie-11,-I
lolpta II. COO 'heaili market fairly active. ,
vrry uneven, ml klllliiK r.nltle ami
'alvea arniiml atiaily; mcillum prb'otl aell. 1
111 beat! bulk (it aleera 17.26)1 8 25; bulk
enwa ILOOOSSO, eooit an.l choice veala
U.75H9.60, atocUera ami feedera atrnna.
Ilr.icn llecelpla S.8no. cloaltic active, 10
In lit hlaheri bulk I1.l0(kl.l(. .Iilnn.i
lop 11,95; food and cholc. pica tlt.JOU
1 75.
Sheep Iteeelpla 100 henit, fat lambt
arniiml Thurnlay'a averaice; Colorado pea
fnl lamba 110. aheep moatly 25o lower,
bulk owta 13.601(3,71.
I
COAL
Citizens Coal Co,
We Sell Exclusively
COAL
MAGIC CITY COAL
That Good Coal
2001 pounds lump in your bin $10.50
2001 pounds nut in your bin $10.00
We tftiarantii' thin nml to lie Ih'M prepared Coal ullli IiIkIi heat,
xalue mul low ash, nml weight lo Im- accurate within 1-10 of ifo
wi; do I'uniiio wkk-hing
Citizens Coal Company
CQALl
V. M. WOODKN, .Mkt.
Hi; Hunt Admiral Onauu 7 IT.l
COAL
Oklnhnmn l.ltealnck.
OKLAHOMA. Dec. 20 Cattle Itrcetpta
I 050 he.nl, market generally ateady: etaera
l.25i 10.00, euwa and helfera I3.004I7.00,
calvea IS.OOlf to.OOl alockera and fecleri
12 75 li 7,26. '
1 1 nra ilecelpta 900 heaitj market atrnnir,
with top at IMO and bulk at M.40BS.J0,
Teiaa MteaTiirli.
I OUT WOllTII, Trill, l)c. 20,Caltl
Iterelpta 3.600 beaii market 15 tn 26c
hlaher; bcevea IS.OOffi.on; alocliera 11.00
nt',. iowa and heifer ll.00U7.75; bull!
13 00113.74: cnlvea 1.50st S.00.
Iloea -flecelpta 1.200, mnrket ateadyl
Unlit Il80tfl.75; heavy 11.2511. 50; pltl
II on f 7,60. '
FOR SALE
7 Miles 3-inch Line Pipe
4 Miles 2-inch Line Pipe
4 25 H.-P. Boilers "
3 100-barrel Maloney Tanks
2 500-barrel Maloney Tanks
E. L. MERRY
603 Mayo Bldg. N Osage 8021
"Sen lec You'll Like
Oklahoma
City
I.Y. Ttil.m, lOMSnin,, Itnonni
Ar. Okla. City, 4:53 )iil 7:20 am
Pullman to Oklahoma (II r nn 1:10
urn I rain my be otcuplcd In Tula
at 0130 pm.
Muskogee
Tlirer dal'y trains leave Tnln
nt o:oo am., 1:40 pin mul H:f,
pm.
Dallas
IcnYe Ttilw, 8:1. pm
Arrlie Dallas, 8:05 am
Pullman ta Iallai...and yon ran
hrrakfaat In l Katy diner brlore
rraclilna Ditlaa. ('nnnectlnna at
Mu.koie for It. Worth. Wlrhlla
Kulla, llounton. Man Anionic M.
Ixmla, Kanaaa City and Intrrmiillate
polnta.
See the Agents at Katy Sta Ion
J
or
T. Vf. DCXX
Dlrlalon raaarnier Asrni
124 Kennedy Hide. Tulut, Olta,
1
$10,000,000
Kansas City Power and Light Company
First and Refunding Mortgage Twenty-Year & Gold Bonds, Series A
Dated December 1, 1920 ' Due December 1, 1940
Principal and Interest pnyablo In New York or Chicago. Interest payalble semi
annually Juno 1 and December 1. Coupon bonds In IntorchanBcable denominations of
.1,000, $500 nnd $100, regiaterablo an to principal and fully registered bonds In denoml- '
, nntlonn of $1,000, $5,000, $10,000 .and $25,000. Coupon and registered bonds aro Inter
changeable. Redeemable In wholo or In part on any Interest date on 60 days' notice on
or before December 1, 1925, at 107 M nnd accrued Interest; thereafter and on on before . v
December 1..1930, at 105 and accrued Interest; thereafter and on or before Decotn.ticr
1, 19:15, at 102 Vi ami accrued Interest, and thereafter until maturity at 101 and ac
crued Interest.
Interest payable without deduction of Normal Federal Income Tax deductible at tho source, not In eicens of 2
CONTINENTAIj AND COMMKRCIAD TltUST AND SAVINGS J1ANK, CHICAGO, CORPORATE TRUSTEE
THE ISSUANCE OF THESE BONDS HAS HEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE PUBLIC SERVICE
COSLM1SSION OF MISSOURI AND THE KANSAS COURT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
For detailed information regarding these Bonds, attention is directed to a letter of Mr. Joseph F. Porter,
President of the Company, copies of which fvill be supplied upon request and from which the following is
summarized:
The Kansas City Power and Light Company serves
with electric light and power the City of Kansas City,
Missouri and a portion of Kansas City, Kansas, the
total population served being approximately
450,000.
These Bonds will be secured by a direct first mort
gage lien on the recently completed Northeast Power
Plant, certain substations and transmission and dis
tribution lines, and other property; the aggregate
value of the.ic properties being approximately $10,
500,000. On the remaining property of the Com
pany these Bonds willybe ecured by a direct mort
gage lien, subject only to underlying First and Sec
ond Mortgage Bonds now outstanding and will share
to the extent of 60 in the first lien on such prop
erty through pledge of $.4,617,000 par value of
Kansas City Light & Power Company First Mortgage
Bonds.
The total value of the Company's properties, as
recognized by the Public Service Commission of
Missouri for rate making purposes, is. in excess of
$22,400,000. There will be $14,755,500 bonds (in
cluding underlying issues) presently outstanding jn
the hands of the public.
The Company's new Northeast Power Plant is one
of the most modern and efficient steam generating
stations in the country and is so designed that its
present installed capacity of 60,000 kw. may be in
creased to an ultimate capacity of 240,000 kv
The Trust Deed will provide for an annual Main-
tenance and Depreciation Fund amounting to 12i
of gross earnings, as outlined in the president's
letter.
For the 12 months ended October 31, 1920, gross
earnings were $5,762,844.48 and net earnings before
depreciation $1,975,885.68. The annual interest
requirements on the total mortgage indebtedness
outstanding in the hands of the public, including this
issue and bonds held alive in sinking fund, amount
to $1,068,038, of which interest $600,000 is attribut
able to construction expenditures from which the
Company has not yet receved full benefits.
Based upon results for the first ten months, net t
earnings, before depreciation for the 12 months end
ing December 31, 1920, are estimated at $2,150,000,
or over twice the annual interest requirements
shown above. During this period the Company will
have produced, at its new Northeast Power Plant,
only about 60 of its power requirements. Had the
Company secured its entire output during the year
from this new plant, the above estimate of net earn
ings for the year 1920 would be increased to ap
proximately $2,750,000. It is expected that in 1921
practically all current will be generated at the new
! power plant.
The franchise situation is eminently satisfactory.
The company's electric light and power franchises
both in Missouri and Kansas are, with minor excep
tions perpetual.' Steam heating franchiso runs until
1935.
Kansas City, Missouri, has had a remarkable
growth during the past forty years and is still
rapidly increasing in size and importance. It is sec
ond among the country's live stock markets and
packing centers and the third largest grain market.
Price 100 and interest yielding 8.
When, aa and If laanrd and received by m nml anbjrrt to approval of rnunarl, It h
rtnnrtrtl that bonda In trinpnrary form will be ruly for delivery on or uboill Jan. 3,
IZ?1 (lelalla pnrtalnln to thla luar will hi na..eit upon by Mrwra. Itualimarr,
llltr Mid Stern, if ,Nw York, and by Jicaara. Mayer, Meyer, Auatrlaa and MiUt,
of Chlcafo,
Continental and Commercial Trust and Sayings Bank
Chicago
Guaranty Company Halsey, Stuart & Co.
of New York Chicago St. Louis
All latrinrnta herein am official or nrrTl.aic) on Information which we rrcard aa
reliable, unit while wa do not guarantee (hem, tliey are Ilia data uon which we. -
we have acted In the purebaea of thla security.
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