Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1917, Page 4

SoM LT a I I IN THE FIELD AND MARKET |) | iwi ITH THE OIL COMPANIES | mies | STOCKS STRONG TODAY’S QUOTATIONS, BY CARTER & COMPANY | | Casper. Denver. N. Y. Cb. (noon) | * “Btock- Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. | American - SvaeSs 06 $ .05 08% -04 = ee eee Wak ~5. ~~~ 20 26 25 == = oS 3 eee Be = 1.382% 1.42% | Black Bear ------ 46 -50 46 49 me mc Bessemer 39 49 36 = = =e Boston-Wyoming 49 50 51 46 AT Center aes 07 -08 09 -10 i ap Columbine 61% 68 ce -64 Elk Basin (Me. if “ 9.75 10.00 Elkhorn 93 97 92 93 a Federal - a 3.75 4.00 Glenrock 0. & G 85 ‘ 50 : aes Glenrock Pet 6.60 7.50 7.50 7.65 3 Glenrock Oil = 16.12 16.37 % 17.00 18.00 Gr Ck. 0. & G 70 90 0 90 Hal 65 f 68 75 Jupite 2 8 2 ~ Kinney 1.40 1.4 i i Merritt 33.7 34.25 Merritt Annex 6.50 7.00 Midway O81, 1 08% 08% ae Midwest (com.) Mi idwe st (Pref.) il USAT a WORK IM TATE Development of Vast Territory Proceeds at Unprecedented‘ Rate; Locating and Vali- Denver dating Chief Diversion Market Friday United Petroleum continued to } ‘ first place on the Denver market Fri F. John Sur, petroleum geologist, day, neing to as high as 40 ce with headquarters at Casper, and an and be heavily bought. Many la expert who is thoroly familiar with: private sales are od at from 3 activities in the oil fields of Wyo- to 40 8 eiarited ming, is authority for the statement/at 51; Out West was traded in at that between 400 and 500 strings of 15%; Midway sold for 8%; Salt Crek tools are now engaged in pounding Petroleum commanded 20; Kinney out the wealth underground and that was stronger at $1.44 on the oper this number will be materially in-| market; Rugby became active at 14; creased before the close of the pres-|Wyoming-Apex sold at 644. uted in every part of the state and was an unfulfilled demand for its pur-!and Pittsburgh, is here representing development is being vigorously pros-|chase. Young and Hecla-Wyoming, \large eastern interests. He came here ‘two new Wyoming flotations, are sell- ecuted in every county but one. iMillions Made by by Wyoming Invest- | siderably higher than a week ago with | Glenrock ent season, The outfits are distrib- Petroleum was up to $7.25 and there | THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE reer et. ASVEEK CLOSES] = Popular Car Unquestionably this five-passenger, six-cylinder BUICK tour- ing car is the most popelat and sought-after high-grade motor carin America. -+-- To its exceptional value is cbvanaly due its success. The fine, distinctive body lines and the perfection in every de- tail of finish and appointmnt, distinguish this BUICK as a car of unusual beauty. The superiority of the BUICK Valve- slike Had Kise and BUICK construction and admirably demonstrated in its ability to perform per’ fectly under any and all conditions. And yet the price is moderate. e $1365.00 delivered in Caspr, Wyo. ors During Past Week; Prices Show Consistent Gains for the Period The close of the week in the Wyo- ming oil fields finds stock prices con- assurance that the first of the week| will be marked by continued activity | in the more popular issues. Elkhorn,| a local favorite for the past week, | moved up to sales at 95 to 97 last} evening on prospects of the new well being brot in over Sunday. Drillers for the Midy west are said to be fish ing aoe tools which were lost close to th sensati again ar d the $7 mark. Glenro Oil continues in demar nd abov t Four-Cylinder Models Six-Cylinder Models Two Passenger Re ond ter $895 Two Passenger Roadster .~-$1,375 rot *Disianaer crouriak $895 Five Passenger T _$1,375 Seven P $1,610 I DELIVERED, CASPER ; i & e 5 Ch ena | CASPER MOTOR CO. o»ck is soon to Suit ted on the Nes Ye rs curb, oldings of the compa pelude 160 acres in the -ybeinity 3. LUMMIS, Manager Pa thtinder, Glenhurst and mlpmeuth ck, Big Muddy; 240 acres in Lus} Phone 16 Casper, Wyo. d 16 * in the Poison Spider dome besides large tracts in various Okla- } homa and Kansas fields. In Wils son | county it has 100 barrels daily pro- duction and is installing a plant to| pump fifty wells to the Prairie pipe | line, in anticipation of gradually drill- ing more into its area. a | Wyoming-Hub Places Big Block | William L. Quinn, of Cleveland (Continued on Page 5) | APPRECIATION to the Casper Stockholders The Midland Oil & Drilling We desire to thank you for your liberal and hearty support in helping finance this Company. We also desire to announce that we are in a po- sition to state that the price of this stock will be ADVANCED ANY MINUTE. - There are still a few more shares at the prevailing price of SEVEN CENTS, and we suggest IMMEDIATE PURCHASE Ask For -. 3. MR. 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