Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1921, Page 8

* . *. 21 PACE EIGHT fs & | ‘Time loans, steady; 69.days. 99 Gage bo MABKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS STANDARD OFFERED FOR MIDWEST jard Oil of Indiana Thursday issued a formal offer f the Midwest Refining company asking | amaigamatea Royalty $07 $ .09 change stock on the basis of two shares of Indiana | American .. ; est and to make an adjustment of interest to : 01 oz t is understood that this adjustment 2 23 36 amounts to 73 cents a share! ; ; Stock must be deposited by July LOCAL OIL STOCKS. 2 ; | 1 ly. 10e higher; bulk desirable; cantile paper 6%@% per cent. : 08 av Salt Creek .. . 32. rm at Exchan: “4 sterling, de- Sav- 5 02 joa | Western stat® . “zy | Scored an advance of 5e in Rome cases. a 35 © 92 |Prod. @ Reva '4.90| Then sellers became numerous an} mm of New York Capito! Pet 00% 01 |Cosden .... . 6.00 | Prices began to sag. Open quota- ’ — Columbine 19 20 | Et Basin 7.90 | tions. “See uly ie as aay este The department of the interior is |Consolidated Royalty... 1.00 0 Okmulgee .37| Bisher, with July $1 to 33.15; cables, BSS Boyt 436, Atlanta, H | till keeping up its commendable re@e-|Cow “Gulch ,. OT 0! Alien ..., + 1.00 _ Get S.S.S, at your druggist. ~ . a ord in the rapid dieposition of icases eusepette % 33 45 | Cities: Service Com. 133.00 eee - x material n the Salt Creek field. Th est mino 06 08 8. O. Indiana .... 66.50 66.75 op figui DENVER: ‘Ji a Mics ew c on the southwest | Elkhorn : OT 5-40-79, in favor|E. T. Williams 60 t r sts and the New| Frantz .. i ba apa ates. z v Bid. Asked. |¥ OU «2... s-sesee 28 | Western OM Ficids .. 18 | NEW YORK CURB CLOSING | Midwest Retg | Midwest |Glenrock On" prion sei Export sales of 750,000 NEW YORK STOCKE appointing’ threshing returns from Onsn.. Close, | Missouri and forecasts that the hot ++-#117.00 » $108.25 | wave would continue several days led Mexican Petroleum M rt (NEW YORK, June 17—Copper—| and six months, 6% per cent. © ar j ‘than Money snd Exchanee,, top, $8.10;bulk, $7.90 ere er} NEW YORK, June 17.—Prime mer-| $7.0 high, 5% low, 5¥% . Silver. NEW YORK, June 17.—Bar silver, domestic, 99%; foreign, b8%c. Mexican dollars, 44%. ’ ceipts, 200; niarket steady, beef steers, cows and heifers, $5.75@ Sinclair Oi . 22.05 * Argentine—Demend, the local office of the New 4 Texas Oil 2 to rallies later. The close was ui; Brazilian—Demand, 12.5 ae , . z seers tled, BX higher; top, $7.85; bulk, $7:25@7.85. . : . | company it is stated that| Hutton “Lake 03 Pan American Peto - saly Satis te GERTIS, Gk Dapeetss | tebe = Cea ; market| _Montreal—11 per cént discount. * Uncorks 1,500- sna'tad : on U. 8. Steel si ber $1.24% to $1.24%. steady; lambs, $10@11;.ewes, 34@ 4.60.) Soap Creek, |) i pare ial Tees lsat > roe. | Uaioe. Pacitia: BR 116th © 21g Ccrn and oats were «stronger with a: Montana, Field 03 106 pe 6a . wheat, Corn st costae Mo to 2%c phi id ‘ ‘oa | higher, including Sevtember at @4c to i This Week Anomaly in. Crude Prices. oa. | Francs 65%, steadied at moderate gains com- One of the anomalies in Wyoming | Mike Henry $f | Marks pared with yesterday's tnish: | H { - [ae ofl matters is that, with tho recent {Mountain Lire “asensic ( Lu f " Lire . i Subsequontly . appré@sension of , We a1 com- | pri de oil from different | Northwest . 18 te Ps aMiarnest |pioida, ‘Mule Greek crude js - worts | Outwest : 00% 005% | Call money +. -5-/8% Der, COE) Grousht: starap- Was (65 DOmeay hem ; ed of Inte, when | more than that from the Salt Creek | Picardy .... 05 08 LIBERTY BONDS. Se get Soe Pst be Slniag ap Creek field, Mon-| field, the posted price on the former} Riverton Rets . 05 07 | 348 0.0 : crie ‘ . Bs bt ction with a flow of over! being. 70 cents, while Salt Creek {s| Royalty & Produ 1 12 jist 4s. eg oes er ~ well struck the | 65 cents a barrel. Sunset. .... 04 06 | 3nd 4s Soged note ee ae Hass a this weretacti¢e: 2 Tom Bell. Royalty. 03 05 [ist 44s tember 40c,to 40%, hardened a litle 4 tea the-drill just en Catan! own Sisat ln Western Exploration.. 1.80 2.90 j2nd 4%e mae sie hades Penny Novy easly PR Steels and Equipments - inch line the flow filled 2,000 bar-/¢inal drilling in, Fargo Ol! company 3. b J ‘* . ‘ rels of tank storage within a little over | well No. 16, on the southeast quar- 03 , |'Victory 4% ° 7 Grain and hogs. New York ge 24 hours. Inasmuch as there is no}ter of section 3-33-83, South Casper WrOMING CRUDE 01 MAKXr Closing Quotations. pees outlet fi the field, and field stor-| creek, broke through the shell and|Grass Creek 15, Rock Creek CHICAGO, June 17.—Close: NEW YORK, June 17.—Selling for age is tically full, the well Wastpiew several hundred pounds of mud| Torchlight Balt Cree! S both accounts was renciwed in today’s Wheat—July $1.31%, _ Sepljuber shut in about 50 feet over the top of the rig. Big Mudd: $1244. stock mumrket. . Exirsme losses of 1 The estimate of 1,500 barrels was|The gas flow has since been closed made by officials of the compa: ndjin, and the well will be drilled in it is thought that this may easily be and connected in on the Casper Pilot Butte Hamilton D ra—July 65\c, September 65%c. familton Do: ts—July 38%c, September 40% c. 70 Pork—July $17.60. exceeded when the well is fully drilled ‘supply jine within the-next few in, and when delivery 1s taken through | days. el 17-witl be drilled ih Lard—July $9.90, September $10.25 Ribs—July $10.30, September $10. to 5 points\tn papular issues involved many new low records. Sales approxti- mate@ seven-hundred and fifty-thou- sand shares. Tire close was irregular. NEW YORK, June 17.—Steels and Fake Ticket Sellers Held) wee ints Leg ote iatocks market here, “Waited States |, hit ked, 5c cwt.; Alabama’ Steel fell 1 point, 7%, Ks lowest price Bpaulding Ro $2.00@2.10 ewt.; Vir-jin several years. American and Bald- ; North Caro-|win" Locomotives, Gener Electric READING, Pa., June 17—Joseph|lina, $2.85@3.40 barrel. _ : and Harvester lost 2 to \\% points. 35\Mule Creek Potatoes. equipments Ied thy more extensive a larger pipe than the two-inch line! about June 2 through which the initial production] ‘The Fargo Oil cofmpany has an op- flowed. erating ‘agreement on 320 acres of C. Soap Creek looks as though it.would| 1p. Murane’s lease in the Roison Spi- become the greatest black oi! field in] aér field, and*intends to rufa deep this part of the country. The W rn} tcas on the southwest quarter of. sec- Btates has a steady production -regis-| tion 1-33-83 on this lease. The well teted from 1 well in the same} will be spotted tomorrow, and prepa- , 6,000] rations are being made to” verect a Mexican Petroleum broke 'o 104% Ramage hg Se eee tae Sees Votan 2) Maeno Provisions. .., =, [after rallying to 109. Louisvitle and a | | ; ay! { ¥, with the sand pene-| well will be known as’ Fargo No. 18. of Philadelphai are under arrest here] ‘cyicaGo, June 17.—Butter—Low-| Nashville reacted 5 points ant\(@ser ; MY wth : four feet. Another well,| and the top casing will be ‘of suffi- pn a chargo of offering to sell coun-|er; creamery extras, Sze; standards, ralls were inclined to fall back. Corn dsl | Tan) | | tak NO. #., 1 Saw ‘Deing drilled) andst39 ze to carry the hole. down to torfeit tickets for the Dempacy.Carpen-| 31c; firsts, 27@31c: seconds, 24@26c. | |Products, Central Leather, common hin i. SERS fr gry milange pile saan hs apres bar: sand. It is expected that tier fight. They furnished bail for] EHsgs—Unchanged; receipts, 18,703) and” preferred, Studebaker, American | Ph | ea | 4 sand at a lesser depth than No. 2, the/ gas will be struck first in ‘the Sun- a hearing tomorrow. It is charged | cases. Woolen and Sears Roebuck forfeite? | | difference being estimated at about 80] dance; and the well will be stopped at | —— ¢ phey.-offeedd, 10. soll! ($85 tabatat eae ‘i Decal eh 1 tod points. Offerings of call: money) i feet that level until commercial produc-|Lowest Mark in Five Years} §30. ‘ EX-WARDEN DIES. . extending into next week at 5% per)! uJ Present conditions make it a matter of policy ‘to hold this new field in re- serve, and production is practically en. tirely checked, with 8,000 barrels of cil Rail Capitalization % stored in the field. When the market] »EW YORK, June 17.—Directors of tion of gas ceases, then carried down to the Embar sand. * Reached in’ Wyoming Fields; Another Cut Coming Within Few Days opens up, Soap Creek will be able to] {¢ Louisville & Nashville Railroad tier fight. jof heart failure at his hd.ne here this) show just what it can produce with|.ompany Thursday voted that the| In accordance with announcements —————— morning : H limitations removed. ‘ock of the c@mpany be increased | Made last night the Midwest Refining COTTON STRIKE ENDS. He was a ploneer resident of Coto!; Sn ape from seventy-two million ‘dollars to|Company and the Ohio Oil company much of the praposed increase of fif- ty-three million dollars as the inter- state commerce commission might au- thorize. and brings oil prices to the lowest level in five years. Local operators are prepared for Is Celebrated BOSTON, June 17. — Bunker Hin day, the one hundred and forty-sixth will be authorized following an ad- annua! anniversary of the battle of Bunker Til, was observes toany in| Wheat Exports — |sment ot xasoline rrices. ae ° one-hundred twenty-five million dol-|this morning posted new prices for|’ MANCHESTER, England, June 17. Bunker Hill Day lars. It-.also was decided to issue to|4ll grades of Wyoming crude at a re-|—(By The Associated Press).—The cot- stockholders. a stock dividend of as|4yction of 10 cents a barrel. The re-|ton strike was settled today. The} Photography is $2 years old next duction is the second made this week| United Textile Workers at joint} August, the secret of the first ple- another cut of 15 cents a barrel which |, PUEBLO, Colo.,, June 17. “ +f tory at Buena Vista from 1912 to unidentified men were arrested here 1915, former state senator and former} today on a charge of selling counter- feit tickets for the Dempsey-Carpen- Democratic political circles. + ge, meeting accepted the employers offef| tures, those of Daguerre, having been © for a settlement. Misclosed in 1839. a county commissioner, died suddenty ; . ‘rado and prominent for years in) cent were without influence on the PHILADELPHIA, June 17.—Two| Stewart, warden at the state reforma- stock market. nstruction ; ogame = of Parts “money with a Swan Underreamer than jWe know that your underreaming can be done for hii Trent one from any one of our Soler pa Na Pdaiehn ase ip has # “§ oils follows: Grass Creek, Torchlight, : ’ gp ee et Bar 0D Peters iyigt inti temeceian warps held High in Texas| 2g ar. crea, 818 Lance | e me ' ews ‘ ‘ ppb iden Cox and Mayor Peters 19 a Sac Poa Or cn ca oF ors. —— tule Creek, 70 cen ani ET Os SORES 7__| Big Muddy, 5 f Ba iN, Ty See 171— q T onthe Phonograph ras rater gaep.| For the fat tne in inary a Texas =" FOR THOSE WHO CARE Chi N | D Baa tical as to whether the prima, donna | Port leads > Jewelry and watch repairing by ex: . Z ry a t tion ate gate aaa ils, T in wheat exports, according to E. 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