Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 7

FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1921 Che Casper Daily Cribune ~ ° eo ee ee ec er MMRKET GOSSIP AND FELD NEWS) todays WOWING PRODUCTION HO Production in the W; 51,000 barrels a da: according to a repo based on pipeline ri against each other. average of 1,230,77 compared with 1,221,770 for the pre- ceding week. Wyoming and Montana production was divided as follows’ be- tween the different fields: i > 2 yoming oil fields held up to over y during the week ending January 15, rt of the American Petroleum institute eports and reports of scouts checked The fields of the country produced an 0 barrels a day for the same week as pesbari Aa ciba ied ts! ved bat taco LEASE: GRANTED |= IN GALT GREEK Big Indian-Salt Creek Consoli- dated Get Permit on Sec- tion 11-39-79 The Big Indian-Salt Creek Consoli- 5] dated lease, in section 11-89-78 of the Salt Creek field has been signed by cretary of the Interior Payne, ac- E. R. Lioyd, geologist for the Sin-|cording to advices received in Casper The permit provides for shortly leave that firm's employ to|immediate development .of virtually engage in. the oll business with the| proven territory and is one of the most important thus far granted, Salt Creek ---~. Totals, Wyoming Totals Wyoming’ and 9 Lusk Petroleum i “04 | Sterling Lloyd Goes With Sinclair. clair-Wyoming Oil Picardy - 7 09 Riverton Royalty & Produc Sunset --. Tom Bell Roy: 207 ‘Western Exploration . 2.15| Third 445 Wind River Refining - x .02| Fourth 4%s Sinclair interests in country. Mr. Lloyd will be in Casper for a few days longer to arrange mat- ters preparatory to his taking over New York Leases Appro: The secretary of state has approved leases situated in the central part of the Salt Creek field and which are fair barometers, of what may be ex- jPected regarding the department of the interior's position on other tracts in the same area./ The latest tracts are the northeast quarter of section 35-40-79 which is applied for by the New York Oil Company, and the northwest quarter nd the southwest quar- 12, both the latter being Geologist Lloyd will probably stationed in. the Kansas fields in the future and no successor to his place here has yet been named by the local office of the Sinclair-Wyoming. Rock River Well Pumping. The No. 6 well of the Ohio Oil Com- pany in the Rock Fiver field on the Harrison & Cooper tract, section 35, is being rigged up to go to pumping. This well is producing from the first sand and the production does not war- rant making a flowing well of it. At present there are nineteen pro- ducers in the Rock River field and the daily run of all these wells will range around 8,000 barrels, were conditions better to take care of the oll it fs thought that the field would easily make 12,000 barrels per Elk Basin Big Muddy Greybull 60] Pilot Butte in township 39, range 79. All of the larger companies are di- rectly interested in these tracts and the Ohio and Midwest are either in- terested direct or through subsidiary or merged companies. in the center of the field and already has production on same. New Lease Granted. Secretary Payne has ¢& lease to the Salt Creek Consolidated Oil Company on the northwest quar- ter of section 12-39-79 The Illinois Pipe Line Company is placing a steam-operated booster sta- tion near James Lake on the oil pipe line from the Rock River field to La- This station will help shove Creek field, according to a telegram received by, James Owen, president of the company on Wednesday. lease is operated ‘by the Company on a 50-50 basis and there is one well reported to be capable of producing 1,000 barrels a day. well has been capped, but oil will be taken as eon as the lease is received. This is the eleventh lease granted to the Salt Creek Consolidated Ol) Company, which ‘has ‘been the most the off from the Rock Creek field to the refineries at Laramie and relieve the pumps at the Rock Creek end of the heavy pressure they have had to with the clerk of court, by Attorneys Vanattd, Hagans and Murane, repre- senting A. H. DeLong, from the Jupi- ter Oil Company and C. W. Sparr, its secretary. oy Ul ‘f The petition charges that on De- Yet cember 15, 1920, the defendant, the|Legislative Endorsements Jupiter Oil Company, through its sec- retary, C. W.. Sparr, wrongfully aan Operators Th maliciously charged the plaintiff with erators There taking unlawfully and wrongfully Fae wo aie inesgacroinut mespnnigcntt Property belonging to the Jupiter O!l} MEXICO CITY, Jan. 28.—Proposed|the country, and that today’s confer- SLD ate CATHOLIC IRE DENIED. . (By Associated; Press) MEXICO CITY, Jan. fortunate in this respect of any of the Midwest group. court's decision in the La Pieda case, by which property owned by the Cath olic church in the state of Puebla has been turned over to the govern- ment, had aroused anger in Spain,’ ‘were denied at the Spanish legation It was said shat rep- resentations would be made by Spain Reports circulated on’ Tuesday that the Columbine Oil Company had re- ceived a lease on the east half of sec- tion 12-39-79 in the Salt Creek field were ‘contradicted on Wednesday by Jot'n R. Smith, Denver attorney, who represents M. B. Burke and Eclipse Oil Company in the contro- yersy over this lease. Mr, Smith said the lease was granted some time ago (to Robert Taylor, an original locator, who holds a one-eighth interest. the time Secretary Payne gave the Columbine and Ohio Oil Companies and Burke six month in which to be- gin legal action to determine in what maiimer the remaining seven-eighth Such a suit will be Smith in a few days. H. DeLong, the defendant, had to give bond to the amount of $750 on!ment ‘companies in Mexico w: di reach a complete settlement. fe d'affaires at the lea tion said the rumors were false snd that no hint of such a protest had ——_—» —---- Try Tribune wantads for results. Johnson Brothers will be divided. Grocery and Market Fresh Meais and Vegetables pedi nelinemaee saan NOTICE TO SHEEP MEN. Register for 1921 shearing at Bish- Fresh Milk, per quart op is now open at the Richards & Coffee Cream, per half pint 15¢ 610 East Second Cunningham store. your earliest convenience, so we will know amount of sacks to order. The Bishop Shearing Pens. Please register at | Simplicity Con: Durability of Parts S| Pertection of Operation | i} {We know that your underreaming can be done fc ‘money with a Swan Underreamer than any other. jYou can rent one one of our stores.’ PUP ate betes GRAIN PRICES REACTION HITS ARE IRREGULAR} STOCK MARKET Markets by Wire Furnished by Taylor & Clay’ : Ground Floar Oil Exchange Bldg., Phones 203-204 LOCAL OIL STOCKS Wyo Tex -..-2----.----- 02 05 tl peatern Ol Fields ------ 27 -#%/ But Reaction Sets in Later Are Lost on Decline That 02! NEW YORK CURB CLOSING in ‘the Day Follows ¢ -40'Miawest Refy. -30 Midwest com. 92 Midwest pref. 1.00| Merritt -... -29 Glenrock Oil .22 Salt Creek .03 Western Sta .63' Prod. Refrs. .46 Cosden 1.26| Aik Basin ++$138.00 $140.00 ‘ 1.09 1.50 (By Associated Press) (By Assoclated Prose) 3.00] CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—Wheat prices} ‘NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Jov 12.75} turned today largely on opposing in-|shorts in shippings, oils, 2.12) terpretations of the government re-| pers and motor specialties 28.00|port as to supplies on hand in the}largely for the further riso of the .50|United States. At first, bearish|first_hour on ‘today's kK mu>ket. 5.12| Phases of the report were given the] Tobaccos, textiles and leaticrs ulso 6.50|™ost attention, but later the bullish} hardened, probably for the s me rea- 8.00} aspects obtained the greater share of|son, and standard rails wore 3moder- 1.12} notice. The bulls contended that very|ately higher. Much of the n(vance ‘s7|Scanty supplies were indicated tor|was forfeited before noon, however, 265.90|the remainder of the season. Open-| Mexican Petroleym and General As- 12/8, 0. Indiana 73.50 |{& quotations, which varied from un-|phalt declining to or below yoste 107| NEW WORK BT ’ | changed figures to 1%c lower, with|day’s final prices. The market be- s NEW YORK STOCKS March .$1.63 to $1.64 and May $1.52%|came dull on the reaction, snorts Mexican Petroleum -. 160.25 157.50/ were fo'lowed by a sharp general acl-| hesitating to. press their advantage. re) Sinclair Oil 23.62 23.75 | vance’ and then something of a reac-|Call money opened and renewed into 07! ‘Texas Oil -- 43,75 43.87) tion. next week at 7 per cent, out offei- 85 | ban American Pet 76.75 °76.12| Corn advanced with wheat, After|ings were less liberal than recently. mt U. S. Steel ~~. 83.00 83.12 ocd unchanged to %c* higher, an “1! Union Pacific R. R. -. 120.00 120.75|May 67c to 67%c the market sagged ver. Lance Creek Royaity . ‘ 209 a little, but then hardened all around REIG? v % ".| | NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—Bar silver, Lusk Royalty -_ 0 FOREIGN EXCHANGE Oats were governed by the action| aomeatic 99%; foreign, 64%; Mexican of other cereals, starting % off to a| aouars, 49%c. Mike Henry ... Be like advance. May 42%c tu 42%c and Mountain & Gulf — .88.91! 3 later scoring moderate gains. pe Mark New York Oil ... 00° 26.0 Provision: reflected firmness in’ the Recor, oe Northwest, 2s 33 hog. market, NEW YORK, Jan. 28.—Prime mer- Outwest 01 02 cantile paper, 7%@: Exchange more or less to belief that the gov-|cables, $3.86%. Time loans, firm; 60 ernment report failed to take account |days’, 90 days and 6 months, 7@7% of farm stocks held for feed and seed. |per cent. The close was unsettled 1c net lower to 3%¢ advance, with March $7.40 |31-65% to $1.65% and May $1.53% tp 07 09 25 26 08 Wyo Kans 190 2.00Victory 4%s —— 07.347 192-58%. WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET CHICAGO, Jan. 28,—Close: Wheat— Grass) Creek 2.60] Rook ‘Greek March, $1,65%4; May, $1.53%. cp Arcapetemptiart Mtearay NAS! Torchlight —. Salt Creek Corn—May, 66%c; July, 68%c. CHICAGO, Jan. Cal a : % ceipts, 5,000 head; low. grade cow Reser farts delay stuff, steady; all other classes steady May, $13.67, {to lower than yesterday's erai Pork—January, 32: Lard—January, $ Ribs—January, $1 Hamilton Dome Mule Creek --_-- -- 1.80 few choice loads held $9.25 and above; hearing terminated in favor of De-|firsts, 57% @58c; ordinary firsts, 55@ erage; spots up more on lights; top, that the flili ft th e filling of the suit, resulted otatocs. $10.25; bulk, 200 pounds and down, | Pp jin withdrawal of backing in business CHICAGO, Jan. 28—Potatocs steady; ks Bi | 9.85@10.10; bulk, 200 pounds and up, A. H. DeLong Asks Big Damages) imterests to the amount of $250,000. |receipts, 48 cars. Northorn white | $2-85@20-20: bullc, 200 Pomme ny oh A copy of the petition was served on| sacked, $1.10@1.20 cwt.; bulk, $115@ for Alleged Slanderous Ac- |the Jupiter Of Company this morn-|1.25 ewt. cusations ried mats ns ean Civil action for recovery of dam- ages to the amount of $175,000 and the cost of suit, was filed yesterday er, desirable grades mostly $9.60@9.75. Sheep—Receipts, 17,000 head; very cussed here today by representatives lambs top, $10.50; bulk, of sixteen oil companies and Adolfo|$s.50@10,00; one deck choice 115- De La Huerta, secretary of the trens-jpound wethers, $5. ury, This legislation has been incor-|$5; some held higher; bulk fat ewes, porated in a bill which will be con-!§4@5; no foeder sales early; talking sidered by congress, which will con-| steady. vene in extraordinary session on Feb- —_—__>__ Pp jruary 7, and is described as an ef-| Try Tribune wantads for results. fort to avold many difficulties reln- os tive to taxes which have been con- stantly arising between petroleum . x é Are|companios and the government. Geologists Oil Experts Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Explorations Reports by all the petroleum companies in Wyoming Map & Blue ‘ Print Co. Seyeral oil men who have arrived) Framed at Co nfefence of here stated yesterday that the pro- v. } legislation which’ would establish alence probably would only lay the . The petition further states that A.| fixed rate of taxation on the quanti-|groundwork for future meetings at|| P. O, Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric ty of petroleum produced by develop-|which attempts would be made to Richards & Cunningham Company ONLY TWO DAYS MORE January Clearance Sale Men’s Department Only two days more to buy good merchandise at ridi- cuously low prices. Our January Clearance Sale will end Monday evening, the 31st of January, so if you want some real bargains in Clothing, Hats, Furnishings or Shoes, now is the time to buy. 25 per cent Reduction On All Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws 25 per cent Reduction On All Men’s and Boys’ Shoes and Slippers 20 per cent Reduction On All Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps 20 per cent Reduction _ On All , Men’s and Boys’ Shirts, Un- wear and Sweaters Also on Leather Vests, Cordu- roy Pants, Etc. Extra Special ‘All $2.00 or $2.50 Shirts now selling at_ : All $3.00 or $3.50 Shirts now selling at-__-_-.-____ All $4, $4.50 and $5 Shirts now selling at_-_-__ .-$_3.45. And a general reduction of one-fourth off on all Silk Shirts. Extra Special No. 2 We are selling out all of our broken lines of Arrow Brand Collars at the ridiculous price of 3 for 25 cents. Better lay in a supply if you find your size-among the lot. See Our Show Windows THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THEBEST 1288 Teme OB, Bears Have Inning at Opening|Advances Scored at Opening The market later eased off owing|heavy; sterling: demand, $3.85%;|9 6Y% lbs. Soda Crackers_ 45c box Soda Crackers May, $12.45.|trade; bulk becf steers, $7.60@3.50; few fat cows above demand cen: ters and low- December 27, for his appearance in| ¢ : tering on canners, cut . on Gla trict Court Gn Tender ABHTD Ace ee sea} grade butcher cows, some $3.25@5.26; ' latiswercto ‘the: chargeasaad chatting) eee: a REN _|bulk bulls, $5.25@6.00; calves steady | Hggs—Lower; receipts, O80: cases:| ith yesterday's close; vealers, $11.50 @12.75; stockers and feeders mostly, Long. 56c; at mark, cases snelided, 66@ The petition: filed by the attorneys, | §7c. Reo Ly 5 . oy head; fully charges that DeLong was injured in| Poultry, alive, unchunged. been Pertenece FAR | /h O00 his credit and business standing and — iitieigadlca crate teenies Pail Hebe, per case Hebe, per dozen cans_ Sugar, 5 lbs. for Best English Breakfast Tea, 14 lb. pkg. 25¢ (This black tea is of the highest grade) White House, Barrington Hall, Soli- Me taire and Gold apse! Coffee, per lb. 50c “Splendid buJk Co slow, mostly 25c to 50c lower on kill- ‘Matches, 5-box ‘carton: No. 3 size Can Apples, 2 for. » Jersey Cream Pancake Flour, large size 40e Cane and Maple Syrup, quart size Two bottles Tomato Catsup 5 lbs. nice Eating Apples 15c pkg. Skinner’s Spaghetti 15c size American Beauty Macaroni__10¢ Best Hard Wheat Flour, 48-lb. sack__$2.75 Best Hard Wheat Flour, 24-lb. sack__$1.40 Extra Large Navel Oranges 5-lb. Pail Silverleaf Lard 2-lb. Pail Silverleaf Lard__ 9-lb. Pail Crisco 6-lb Pail Crisco________ 3-Ib. Pail Crisco i-Ib,;Pail-Griscosc 32-2. Fresh and Smoked Meat Specials Best Shoulder Beef Roast, per Ib. _-_-20c Best Shoulder Beefsteak, per Ib. Best.Round Steak, per Ib. '----------- T-Bone or Short Cut Steak, Ib The W.H Brown Market & Grocery | PHONE 490 ~~ Specials for Saturday and Monday GROCERY SPECIALS per box ainneg aah! four bars = . bars. for ales Corn, best Iowa, 2-lb. cans, 3 for Pumpkin, large cans, 3 for____ Kraut, large cans, 3 for__ ‘Hominy, large cans, 3 for. Kraut, “Smilax,” medium cans, 4 for__50¢ Pork & Beans, Del Monte, small size, 5 for Large cans, 3 for No. 2 cans, 4 for No. 1 cans, 5 cans for 10-lb. Sack Corn Meal per dozen wane per dozen Sih bie Florida grapefruit, nice, 2 for. in syrup in syrup Bie LARD AND CRISCO 10-lb. Pail Silverleaf Lard Splendid home-made Link Sausage, lb. 25¢ Swift's Premium Skinned Hams, Ib. --35e Swift’s Premium Skinined Ham, sliced, 50c Best Breakfast Bacon, slabs or half RlaDs pena uae et ee 37%4e Nicely streaked Sliced Bacon, Ib. __-__ 45¢ Fancy Loin Pork Roast, lb. IMPORTANT-—If at all possible, phone your order Friday evening between 7 and 9 o’clock. Phone 490 Best Creamery butter .. . 55c | Fresh Eggs, per dozen... 60c Gallon Can Apples, best grade Gallon Can Biackberries, best grade_$1.25 Gallon Can Apricots, best grade Gallon Can Sliced Pineapples Bob White Laundry Soap Box White Laundry Soap P. and G. Naptha Soap, s Specials on Canned Tomatoes Tomato soup, 5 cans for . 50c ee, per Ib. Medium size Navel Oranges Large cans Sliced Peach No. 2 cans Sliced Peaches North Durbin and J Sts. __