Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 11

@he Casper Dally Crihune AND FIELD a: Today's Markets by Wire ‘GRAIN WEAK AT Liat STOGK TRADING = — SIS 15 * tnuomes 2 ae er Pe Pons Creek field now has roduc! wells with] 4™s!samated Royalty the peor Vn Bes two néw producers Br uring ing past week. | American No« 2, which was drilled in b: 2 Amalge- hae Pa Homerarsiics. company, brought the total $0. sath Big Indian . 2 Scie Threats and German Situ-| Motors, Oils and Many Other Is-| count sues Buoyant But Results Sterung advanced further Phe | ation Are Disturbing Fac- y t {ati deaiings: demand, $3,965; ‘6-2 tors in Market : | Hoge—Receipts, ,000; active, mostiy Are Confusing _ $3.97, radian Steady to 10c lower than yesterday's = feeders, sttatly to 0c lower; lop beef {steers this week, §8.75; top yearlings. . cHicha : average; top, $8.50; bulk, $88.50; NEW YORK.-Apri a p Cotton. other wet te se ited wel week was the G: Blackstone . . 2.50 faa to the mttuntion’ OF US" invedtanes| be to B8o lower: desirable pigs most- , of] NEW YOIK, Aprib 38.—Cotton? tu- No.2. e Amalgdmated well is located on séction ioe aa Bek c Sroak 5 strike of American seamen, trade ry-|)”,,87-25@1.50- _--}-the stock ex "i et it! tures closed steady; May, $18.19; aRnly, 4 while the Great Western . produnss| Boston: S . bia : rs that Germany's situation with| . S2eP—Receipts, 3.000; receints-to-| was confus d thelr ac-| $12.71; October, $15.88; Decemeber, a came in on the sou quarter nee sind ‘ ; : les would keep that nation ont| o> i ie ie an — rs he ead Class were) $13.54; January, $13.99, 2, ~~] the same section at ‘depth of 1.376| Black Tail . P “og | Salt Creek . \ theexport market and private crop| bain See higher: yt pM viewne4 O aha aa rd * Capito : : generous crops,| g Silver. af . and heavies whe y' _ rs - The Grill penetrated the sand in°ths| Chappelle. ; ; ‘ He combined to. weaken the early wheat) jn8.° 2 more, sheep and year. veeee vas ote NEW YORK, Aprit 79.—Rar sffver, latter well when the ofl began to flow:} Capitol Pete - 4 Coaten. .- arket today. May opened \¢ Jower| = : of the food and n tie, 99%o; fofeign, 60%. , $1.20 to $1,30%. rallied from) this Denver Livestock. also rose 1 to 34 also rose 1 to 3% iy retic,“ then, sank back to $1.30. Mexican dollars, 46%. Ae aectak ane nll was sopocted pronaeliinted Ravaity to be flowing 10 barrels, Re Prob-/ Columbine. , .... nts after ear’ 13 | > able this é 20 | July started %c to Ko lo t $0. DENVER, Colo., April 30.—Cattle— f headway. A few recent favorites, in- i te tahoe ven ie a a Sree Caper Ranger r ee 1 id ab lta SLoekk ack Geo ien eer MI Receipts, 960; market. steady; beet| cluding Studebaker, were under pres pene: oF sae ‘ow Guich oe 75.00] figure. Trading was light. steers, $6@7.75; cows and heifers,| sure. Gains were. materially shaded ~ | Binorn ; 3 244.00 1 evening up of trades for /#*@6-35; calves, $10@13; stockers and| later on, profit tal The closing) . re " ¢ ° ‘ ter | feeders, ' $5.50@7.25. was ° irregular, approximated The Qhio Ol] company's newest NEW YORK STOCKS. k-end.léd to sharp ratiies a: is " Vast 1s located on section Seen Tertn thal rs Purves, 186) Mexican Petrploum...$145.25 © $147.50 and the early declines were, ra-|__ Hoe seats. 300; steady; two | 660,000 shares, Fran | Pes 26,87 4 any closed %e to le net . $7,607 6S. pow Eire Sala: ‘The well was dritied’ te . ; wisctalc on =e: pas 1 to $1.31%; and Jaiy! :Sheep — Receipts, . 1200; market Money and Exchange. week ‘snd. pretimidary toms | Gates, a9) apn OS = steady; lambs, $9@ 10.50; ewes, $5.75 LER 0 show that it is making 60 barrels an} Great SVentern Petroleum 7| Pan American Pet . uivance of %c, closing at @ fe read] » * NEW Zonk, “Stop roaming and come to wry hour, Hutton Lake r Oe {U- @. Steel-.... —— tered pates preg : eet Nhijhon state, Hamburg-American Dividend. © Senet 3 of the May aption which} Poyk- ee BS ig Pitt $16.10. BERLIN, vas meet! arted %c.to %c lower at 56%c to| Lard—May, §9.3 uly, $ scone} Bement ita ot Khe Haseingatinias tne he Lance Creek: Royait It wan driven down to S6%e| | Ribs—May, $9.40; July, § vo whe has just completed an pireoee il| Hamburg. yesterday a dividend of £1 Lusk Petroleum . ae i July and eee een ace Potatoes. Tovestign tide of the, Per cent each for-the years 1919 and/ sike Henry “0480 | tion below yesterday's close but held| CA™CAGO, April 30,—Potatoes—Re- Wyoming Chemical Products company | 1920 was declared, J Mountain & in Fremont county, located near Sho- shont. +The. ah Sti took. h ‘These lands are maowstioh con! cause Stinnes is fret post verton Refg. some 27 minerals, including tos Opportunity. to’ start a competitive Rayehy & Producers (alum) roagnesium sul-| 8¢rvice to South America. White, sacked ang bulk, 80@95c cwt.; Minnesota Kings, packed, 85c; 300,000 bushels and |New Florida No, 1, 87.75 barrel; No ° selling of May and buying of July |2, $4.76@5 barrel; Tes»: ‘Triumphs, | >¥ some cash houses which were | sacked, §5 ewt. = Tom Bell Royalty a y peters changing hedges. The close was \c ext Edlors of Cee gee ‘i q “J : : red to %c net higher with May at 67c| Provisions, : 2 Ly ern ration ‘ «79 | to 67% and July 60\c to 60%e. CHICAGO, April 30,—Butter—Low sagidenrs Bave eat wee| Reorganization | wise este te bal Victory 4s. s- TO Pale wane peionne! eat mickasca lecrtieaee pep ee ae gbpnceed ppiuian bg weacniteed cabins Ov, MARIE: few transactions wore recorded. July| Eges—Lower, receipts, 29,904 cases: 810 ST. JOHNS STREET sight ‘o} e Of D t a Rook Creek aS a 37c to 37%c, then | firsts, 214c@22%ee; ordinary firsts, 18 10 Blocks From High Prices & epar ment tug 7 orca : nd steadied at the|@19c; at mark, cases included, | 20 y me . ‘ @21c. os SSS = 9 ou tid meet, : : visions wore dull and a. bit| Poultry—Alive, unchanged, Gai ull 7 P the demand is tar! IT Hoover’s Aim tars oak a. the supply. Aluminum Lander “ | City Provisions, ‘Is extensively used for puri- SS i | Closing Quotations. No Objections. CHICAGO, April 36.—Close: Kansas fication of water and owing to {ts scar . KANBAS CITY, April 30.—Hggs and d d Gi 1 D li city, WASHIGTON, April 36. — Reor-|} ° > q \ ews 5 ~ Daten Veena San an rave elivere urea from ashe, at'n teat of over| maniation ot tKe deneriment ot come} Harding President; .., wnercine coon x think soa) WEY; 84%: Tuly, tovt. | "Pouttey—Heng ae: — her caste bias oe Tate A FROM $1.50 TO $2.25 PER YARD Tresor aw $100. pee ten. The Wyorsing Chemical | mens’ te emabte ¢ toleces betes the pu f , ; 7 ht to know that we have family May! 3c; July, 3730, @hanged, fe. Produce aluminum sul-|needs of the industrial and commer-| Horseshoe TRrowers | pavers in the morning. = Mot to. \éxGepa $7.50) cial_community was the object of a ** Cook—I don't mind, as‘long as the lay ‘it down in Chicago for| conference called for today by Secre- : 1 s te $20 pire "and family lives up to 'em.—Punch. r, & ! . ‘ presehy starkat Dries fi sors age [sentative benistcaa aoc tate Vountry, | A8 an added distinction to the crown TEP 3: SETS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Prices on Excavating and Team Work. Estimates f profi ——— Sf local horseshoe pitchers the an- Never Mind the Change, To the M bers of the Furnished 3 on teat peopel with seal eat fontaeess WMC Aber bones ea RATETORNOGY EET es ee) tea at mayo pecten aie yen find 960 on o the Member: 3 iy move is acce) eo " : of 15 tong and part,of the machinery from manufacturing plants to the eit| hpnorary presidency ot the National] Pe cor tne morning?” Modern Woodmen of America Phone 1114-J Poi ponte pre real Fre bpp ow green 4 a edgier ge peek hardy Ace The Offi i Trust a an, lent, like many devo :n Roger a forme diersavayh gedaatlesy of} The device isa Tabber cover or en- ieee iny Caaper, oda (ovoed 2 dle| he cers and rustees a meen weet | mere cae cere oes a ee, ee | ae G. Wei rseshoe in: rr. | Kineer for the cteapays : rubbir into Se can fits anug-| Handing had Detter, watch ie iaurels, Casper Camp No. 12325, M. W. A., have we i iy it easily be mem we ve ‘ord ‘ oo me id removed. 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