Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1921, Page 5

TUESDAY, JUNE 28,.192 ’ a ‘ Cbe Casper Daily Cribune PASE FIVE WE SLUWP Today's Markets by Wire STOCKS STRONG === Ss PNEMENT REIS ARE. JS 2% ig bers and | equipments Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones 203-204 ON EARLY SALES eee some ‘of th Prospects of Strike Settlement LOCAL OIL STOCKS. |"¥estern Oil Fields. ‘ertilizer tesue: Have Weakening Influence Amalgamated Royalty .04 os |X ou recovery the Warrr pairs ta st 4 30. aE jOils, Steels and Other Irsses Make 1 jcent ofl and a possibility of lower : | American . 00%. .00%| NEW YORE CURB CLOSING Substantial Gain at Market Sie a | ota lng ————— on is | Atiag..< ri oo |e Bid. - Asked, Opening When. The vebete terete ‘ a | Bessemer AT 20. | west Refining --.-$19408 $136.00 Money and Exch ra a to tbe. conditinanet ieee eeréet _ CHICAGO, June 28-~—Wheat prices | 2oston-Wyorting 6 PSY bp inte oo 2.76) = F OE, Mesa enr cde aikk An timony—$4.87@5.00 anet C . Conditions-ot ithe strests declined today: largely in resporee ts | Big Indian - oe a ee x 2.15| NEW YORK, Jure 28—Trading in cues <i alggs —— ; Secon oe talk of possible strike troubles ar-|Buck Creek 18 pobre tae 2 7.38| Stocks today was dull and narrow al Irregular: Silver re mstruc fecting raflroads and elevators. |Burke i aed 00 1.12|though developments relating to mar. cablen,,. $ NEW YORK, June 28.—Bar $s . ae eee . Country sales espocially in the south-| Black Tail 04 00 32.00 |Ket_ values and foreign exchange 4. rw Domestic, 99 foreigr a car} west appeared to be on a heavy scale | Blackstone Sal: ‘8 Az (25 rere mainly favorable. Sales approx. £ Mexican 45% ahh wes n ea scattered Demand here was confined ior the caitek tee fob 00 srg [mated 550,000 shares. The clos selgian Francs—Demand, 8.01c yess a SEES Stomach- Kid: He bie Spent Pacbn Drege Sedat ent Re Sigg ~ 2 Se 00 oop | 7S Was strong. c ‘ Dr. Anderson is out of th do- ineys-Heart- Live; varied- Siam wnchanged to aa6 tone Conadidated Royalty _ 91 93 ¢ 4 5.87) NEW YORK, June 28.—Leading Deng as 84-98c;. caliven,| SF Ee peantiog nar €24-3 G ; es Rig Mm stats Kase oil with July $1.26 to $1.27 and Septem. 35 oe -37|shares wore strong at tie opening | ables, 1.39c.! ~ a . . ist er 5 ve ette waste mend ber, $122%% to $1,231, were followed 48: \Ghies auavien Gaon. asaae stock market. Transpor At the burial of a London man his erd remedy for kidney, liver »y ‘@ material setback all around and me ies : 132.00/tations made initial gains = runuing c six dogs, draped in black, followed th adder and uric acid troubles— chen something ‘of a rally. oe |S: ©: Indiana —_- 62.12 © 62.37 from large fractions to 1% pointe, | : wha lack, followed the TENTS AND AWNINGS crop reports from 4 | NEW YORK STOCKS Tesponss to the proposed pi: . = MEE & northwest were ignored and the mar. ee ; Open. the Washington afminiatration to a alia cE DoDs GOLD MEDAL ba bao seg ee, wri midday, a Mexican Petroleum _.$115.75 thippings. motors, Seats mh od PAGS AND pressing to liquidate. , 20: 4 mt | steels als sin foe, Pesveetauets (Get Gaara | [Aero MR Me Ripe, Sie tae tc: | ~=LESPERANCE BROKERAGE DECORATIONS to §%e net lower with July, $1191 | utton Lake . . OL *03 32.50 market soon became unsettled, how. - 122 and. September, H@tins. Jupiter a: Pty ed yy Pel 4s e Soe eens, Petous forfeiting Will buy, sel! or loan money on active stocks and lib- 743 South Durbin a heat at; | taney ae eit 7 ts ; o ints, while erty er, ee A atid eee te, The National Remed: ol touched new low prices for the sea: {Lance Creey Ro: = en “to | Union Pacific R. R. -- 115.00. United States Rubber reacted about erty bonds. County and city warrants bought. Estimates Cheerfally Furnished anation ted dnsdersed bp Cioaon Wrmmbes | aap mapeteten sar hin ke oft, in Lusk Royalty 03 $4 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. 2 points to a new low record. Phone 1147. Iris Theater Bldg. Phone 1147 Phone 1616-M PP. 0. Box 1005 mina. At all druggists, three sizes. © to ec. | o rs a name Gold the market underwent a further exe: | 42k Leckie 02 104 | Sterting - _.$3.78 %} oy Medal on every bu Oats turned downward _ following | Mo ne hom al . cota -807 other cereals, »starting unchanged to| Nounein) © Suit ---- 60 eed ‘ de TOWeE, Septet aah 22 | Northwest - Sites ae eT a Se showing losses for all deliveries. Beret a TAS ee | a 4 rvy e y, ———— No adequate support developed in| Picardy -~ tk 08 +a ~ ; $ , K 4 the late dealings. The cl was| Riverton Refining _-_ 08 M4 DRE GR ADVE A Ay *4@ eee eeinee The close waa) Fuverion. Refinir 98 { PE AINOEBE MEE BR ERB EG DAAaB AGB AAR AY I September, 59@59%c. ag > | - — —W Higher quotations on hogs gave My IS7: ! i firmness to, provisions. Be ,| A y\ : I H ‘ \Closins Quotations. Wind River Refining_. et me Rj ts he | CHICAGO, June 28.—Close: b # . " : i . Garay. ese Bests ‘Wheat | Wyo-Tex. —- ol 03 Victory 4%a — ; i > af Corn—July, 68i%c; Sept., 59c. CRUDE on REC “A Cate —snly, Stee; Sept. THe Grass breek - $1.15 Pragai pare 78 A » 4! \ Lard—July, Sept, $10.85. | Torehlight: - sur horeass 63 7 ° ’ a] Ribe— uly, ey Bik Basin - 1.15| Big Muddy y | iy pt., $10.67. 63 7 Greybul! .-. - 1.15} Pilot Butte so . by Potatoes. oe Creek - 1.10] Hamilton Dome 80 A ' & ! CHICAGO, June wander ~~. - .85'Mule Creek ..... ‘80 . Wi Market firm; receipts 39 ‘cars; \ : | q| isp} tatoes not quoted; new Carolinas, $300@3.50 harrel; | Virginia, Tate | ai Ps) 4.00. { | Vir = Provisions. | i i?! CHICAGO, June 28.—Butter—Mar. 4. D Ci ket unchanged. 4) ive Market unchanged; receipts. ’ ; i 22,188 capes. Fiat ¢ AS ive Poultry—Market 7 on a ate F H 27¢; broilers, SeaaTe, ehers fowls.| Reviewing the trend of crude oil prices since about the : >! middle of June, the downward revision seems to have gained A ai L é t Tene pu, and it is a question whether the bottom has yet qj is pl ke M een reached. H 5 twestoc art On June 14, a 25-cent cut was announced from Casper, af- | i y + fecting all Wyoming grades: This made Salt Creek crude, 7 * eS | CHICAGO, June 28.—Cattle—Re-|the leading grade, 75 cents per bar-)crude oil, including 12 fields, was | fC ceipts 6,000 head: market siow, about |rel. On the same day, purchasing|posted by both the Ohio and Midweat| ‘|i @ Uy { steady; quality plain; bulk of beef |agencies in Pittsburgh announced a|oil) companies covering all fields of | ie 4 steers, $6,75@8.00; bulk fat cows and|25-cent cut in eastern grades. the state and the Cat Creek field of rs M4) helfers, $4,00@4.75; canners and cut-| From Pittsburgh only two days| Montana, F | tera, mostly $1.50@3.00; butcher liater, unother 26-cent, cut on the | x 7 grades, $4.80@5.25; early bids lower |ame grades was posted. This brought |,,7B€ Present prices ruling in Wyo- i eS A ole ‘hee Pennsylvania crude down to $2.50 per| NS fields are as given below. | a i Hogs—Receipts "28,000 head; mar- Whether any further reduction: . > 4 ket active, 15@25c higher than yes. |Parrel, the lowest price since 1916. 110 be tooked for cannot be determined. My hd | a | 1 terday’s average; top, $8.95, one load; 2 mid-continent Held. suffered a ed bulk, $8.25@8.85: pigs, lo@ise high. |25-cent cut on June 16, this being Hep migeryeript er (rir og: 2 * La Gd] er; bulk desirable $8.50@8.60. posted by the Prairie Ol! and Gas|® falling off in production is noted, A . Ie i Sheep—Receipts 1,300 head; market |company, the principal purchasing | ‘Usther cuts may be forthcoming. 5 A! siow io 25c lower than yesterday's | agency, from the Independence (Kan.)| ,,)°""S¥lvania. operators. declare that 4} i general trade; choice Idaho lambs, | office. This cut brings mid-continent, {he Tate of $2.00 per barrel in their . » 4 $10.75; early top native, $10.00; cull/ oi to $1 rbarrel,..a..prica. d tarea | teftitory represents a loss. while the s 4] ie: native, mostly $5.00@5.50; fat ‘heavy |/. pe rie pi Sar | mid-continent ofl men consider $1 oil l ‘| ewes, $2.50@3.00; medium and lights, |¥ Operators to be ruinous. | It is ex-| \actically confiscatory. I 1 i $3.50@4.50. pected thnt this low rate will mean| oe, Somabart: » 4) ih 4 .50@4.50. son with these figures, the situation (é —— @ practical cessation of operations in . ie Denver Quotations. many fields. of the Wyoming producer, with 50- is 4\ i t DENVER, June 28.—Cattle—Re- Wyoming crude was again affected 7 PLN ceipts 6,300 head; market steady to|on June 17, when the Micwest Refin-|P"1ce- {8 not at all enviable. HS i 25c lower: bent steers, $¢:50@7-50; ling company and the Ohio. Oil com.| Grass Creek v.00] [RH i H.00@ 0.80; stockers and feeders $4.00 ES pate I Ao bg 1001 1 @ Ford and other light car owners can now buy a tire of recognized Lp Al lox: eipts 0 head; On June 21 a cut was made affect+|Greybull -. 1.00 » S ‘| Hoge Recelpts 2400 head; market /O0 June oh at a urude [tenes ercek 2 00 2 standing and quality at a price that Firestone knows is the great- > #7 00@8.60, : —thia being cut 10 cents, to 60 cents| Lander’ ~~ “20 est value ever offered to the motoring public. y Se # Sheej—-Receipts 2,800 head; market |per barrel. This was probably in the Rock Croek weak to lower; lambs, $8,50@10.00;|nature of an adjustment to a con-|Salt Creek ewes, $3.00@4.00. sistent level, as Mule Creek had been | Big Muddy posted of 70 cents, while Salt Creek, | Pilot Butte a superior oil, was selling at 65 cents.| Hamilton Dome OILS C T IN On June 27 another cut of 15 cents|Mule Greek _- a barrel on all grades of Wyoming /Cat Creek, Mont. pa EXTRAORDINARY The Superior Foto Play Company Is Offering a Limited Amount of Stock at Par being $10 Per Share It is a going concern now employing several score of people in the production of 12 western drama features and 53 comedies. We have just closed a contract for 26 two-reel comedies and 10 five-reel western features. Many of our productions will be staged in Wyoming and our representative is now in Wyoming looking for a location for pro- ducing the ‘Wildcatters,” a-big oil story, 4 K Cords At New Low Prices Firestone Non-Skid Cords also are offered at lower prices: 30x33, $24.50; 32x4, $46.30; 34x44, $54.90. Tire repair men, who judge values best, class the Firestone Cord as the sturdiest carcass made. The tread justifies the name “Non-Skid.” It is not merely a pattern but a scientifically constructed non-skid with angles and contacts which give real effectiveness in holding the car against slipping or skidding. Its extra thickness where the wear is most severe gives many extra miles of service. Forty-seven high-grade car manufacturers now use it as original equipment. Se. 44 BA rw — « PITTSBURGH, June 28.—Crude oil prices were further reduced here to- day when the principal purchasing | agencies announced a cut of 25 cents! @ barrel in Pennsylvania crude, mak-/ ing the new price, $2.25. Other re- ductions were 20 cents a barrel on Corning to $1.20; Cabell, $1.11; Som- erset, 90 cents; Somerset light was cut 30 cents to $1 a barrel and Rag- land, 15 to 60 cents a barrel. psa + inci #———Tribune Classified Ads————— Bring Results. rDhone 808 Reliable Baggage Trans- fer, Moving, Storage, Par- cel Checking. a 44 BD Aa 4 KC ae 4 Ly Go to the Firestone dealer. He offers you greater protection and economy at a time when protection and economy are demanded as never before. GOW Gen ~~ > Dn, Pd _q 7 This new company is only three months old. Three months hence this stock will not be available for many times its present price, Wyoming Dray and Transfer Company Basement Pines Hotel 326 N. Wolcott. Look for the Blue Truck. John Visoky, Prop. to own motion picture stock at a If you know what it mea ate to investigate. low initial cost you will not h Frank A. Stone, Sec. Treas. Otis B. Thayer, President The Superior Foto Play Company (Incorporated Capital $1,000,000.06) Englewood, Denver, Colo. Address inquiries to Box 224, care The Tribune, Casper, Wyo. BPDDPHLIOSHDESIOSDOSOOH =——— —— Same Old Service Under New Management HIGH-GRADE OILS ACCESSORIES : BRUNSWICK TIRES Center Street Filling Station PAT ROYCE, Proprietor Center and Fifth Sts. Tel. 402-M “CAPITOL | LIFE” McGREW | PHONE 153 Ce irestone Tires and Tubes _