Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1921, Page 9

FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1921. GOMPLETIONS SHOW INGREASE IN be Casper Daily Cribune PAGE NINE. lToday’s Markets by Wire| Irregular riing, de < i: cables $3. Demand gh 6: low 6; rul = bid 6; offered a the present movement of wheaj to}10.00; western lambs, 2% market was lim: only by railroad % at $10.85; ‘no handywetght fat | cuind $3 ability to furnish cars. The close was|ewes here; heavies, Zc lower; bulk, | heavy, 24¢ to 3c net lower with | $3.25@4.50 cables © 61, t loun 6. September $1.15% to $1.18% and De —-— | francs—Demand 7 Silver. ‘ Sy ta cember $1.21% to $1.22 | Denver Quotations. | cab ‘i YORK. Aug Bar slive: : : FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Corn went lower with wheat, After) DENVER, Aug. 9.—Cattle—Re-| seamed 5 eeenell 99% en 61%c; Mexia 5 Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones 203-204 | openins 8 whaite off to Mec U» includ-| caipts 100; steady; beet soars i “e - — oe rs, 47% 3 ng Septembe 3Sc the ks r owe at eifers $2.254856.00; De 5 abbot ee : ~Lstiais derwent'a georalens. ) ) | Saves’ Gresq@ase; mule ste@iee Demand 20.4 NEWSPAPERS CUT PRICES, } September delivery touched the! stockers and feeders $4.00@ mand af ayes aera . i 1 4 LOCAL OIL STOCKS. WyoTex ......5..4655 o1 93° |lowest August price since 1907. The] Hogs Receipts 200 top Demand 2s DES MOINES, Iowa, Aus. 5—The Estimates on New Production Also Show Decrease Amalgamated Royalty 94 og |Western Oil Fields .. ay 20 |ciosing was weak at 1% to Tec net! $1 bulk. $9.00@10 eet ormener ine Coan uleeaian md t American 00% OO ISP ORS 6 i000 90 soe cpnth oe 30 lecline, with September 56%c to 56%c.|_ Sheep—-Receipts none; lambs $5.50 « 7 e ine © Capital and the _ Although Actual Capacity May Be Larger When | 22°" Ste S| > xmw, roum CORB CLOSING’ | Onis were cater ie ree at Ae: | , Sheep— Receipts. none; ¢ Jonna, farmer: 40 Ways and 90) News have 7 7 r ,. > Bessemer . . ... Az Bid. Asked.jaction of other cereals, starting un-| a days. 6% per cent: si jonths 6 pe ynday the be . Boston-Wyoming . 80 i ee 7.37 changed to 4c lower, September 37%3c : ; : ce eI ; aor STOCK PRICES ee 6 |Glenrock Oil . . 92 to 3 and later showing further | ¥ 18 | Salt. Creek, new 10.50 losses. | July witnessed the completion of twenty-nine wells in the | Western Stater 23 Downturns in the value of hogs Wyoming fields, an. increase of seven over the previous oe agate Sane wget meg At cee ee month, and actual new production probably will exceed the |capite! bere 4 /EIk Basin 6.25 Closing Quotations. | E >, € R A oO R D I N A R y June paste but Se baat by reason of the fact that a ma-|Columbino . . | Okmulgee a CHICAGO, Aug. 5.—Close. jority of the completions in the Salt Creek field were capped Chappen arora peaery Wheat—September $1.18%; Decem | and could not be released, make a conservative estimate on|coe nun /— Sage Debs ahs ae der $1.31% the probable production and place the; month showed a falling off in new aggregate for the month at six thou-| work. with a decrease of,ten in the sand, nine hundred barrels, 2 decrease | number of rigs standing and drilling. | of five hundred and ten barrels under| Montana also showed a falling off Domino . | j Sy aio mace erated December] Pack of Speculative Interest | ° ° ° [MN NO Rigen Glsse | ons seotemier atic; Decemier| Gives Boars Chance to Right Priced Specials [Mexican Petroleum .. 107.25 9 4c. Hammer Issues. 20.50 aria os ee | the June total. Of the total number|in new production, but new work \meteine: are pe tamed ain oad Peis ten le ice s F et F R SATURDAY of completions, only two of which/has been given an impetus by exten- Pan-adhorichit Pee 48.50 are — Seren er e lobe NEW YORK, Aug. 5.—S ulative | yr, teen aro credited to the! sive wildcatting. Spa red Bon Ee $11.40. interest in the long side of the market b were dry, four creai ive wildcatting Hutton Lace . . U. 8. Steet 5.00 “ : e | 36 pai . “nt S aM Salt Creek field. |’ A summary of completions and new|Jupiter .. . I eof ieterg ace Te $10.30; October appesied to be lagsing A the, bate | 136 pairs of pon s Low Cut Shope, in pdt and “4 n the first of the| work follows: Sinney hae san took advantage of this conditio: styles. We have ide ese Shoes i 7 eld reports on the firs: o athe work follows Seeger } FOREIGN EXCHANGE. ne epanitans atkay. arcing” per Blucher east _ We have divided these Shoes in two Disrtiot— Coe Profiiction . Rigs Stag: Detling} Lasete Ronkert Sterling Potatoe: down sharply. Railroads were unus ots, as follows: 7 y igs 8 4 Franes . CHICAGO, Aug. ually active and their weakness un Rig Muddy . 1 100 ’ 20| Lusk Petroleum. . | . ‘ LOT 1 r2 Balt Creek . 4 8a Mike Henry .... Marks... - ceipts 44 cars; stro: dermined the industrials. Great North Lo Lance Creck . ) 7 Motntal: Sul by Lire - are 2 ewt.; Kansas 5c lern preferred, Northern ic, Penn Warm Springs and Thermopo +4 ‘ Natiede "yz [Call Money". . ....- : y $3.15 @ ewt.; Idaho $3.00 ania, New Orleans, Texas & Mex Big Horn Basin -|- ---¢--++----.0. 4 5 Outweet ; LIBERTY BONDS. cwt.; Nebraska $2.80@2.95 ewt.; Vir. and St. Louis Southwestera pre : Hock Springs and Medicine ‘Des ° 38 Picardy . ge |3%s..... + $88.78 | ginia $6.00 barrel. ferred, yielded 1 to 1% Standard Fremont county . > ..... ue 15 Riverton Refs. og |First 4s... + 87. = Oll of New Jersey fell 3 points, Gen Mule Creel . 0 ‘ Royalty & Producers 12 |Second 4s. . . BT. eral Blectric 1%, American Car, 1% He BS, 4 PY eerie c's (03 | First 4us . . + 82. and Pullman, United States Rubber peewee ease : : rom, Bell Res. ‘93 jSecond 4%a - - * Bt Houston Oil, United States Alcor! Natrona county 1 10 Western Exploration . 175 [Third 4\s.. + 920 and Corn Products 1 point. Stude- e e Miscellancous o 16 y 4 |Fourth 44s... : . baker advanced %, but soon lost the Regular $8.50 Value Values Up to $12.50 July totals 2 “$a5 Wyo-Texas . . 0 04 |Victory 4%s .. CHICAGO, Aug. gain. H ie ; 2 2 : " 4 ren e totals . 2 ceipts 4,000 quality plain, bulk ae oH « WYOMING CRUDE OL MANE: beet steers, $7.0069.00: bulk fat. ate Metals, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY Dirtetenns pee | Grass Creek $1.00. Rock Creek rk sacha “ee 9 2% 5.—Copper—Un Baek waety Torchlight 1.00} Salt Creek 80) tora, 1 bulk bulis,| settled c. spot and nearby . ° ye t Creek... Bik Basin 1.004 Big Muddy 50] ters. : tly | 11 %4@12 @12%c t . nee Larice Creek -95} Hamilton Dorhe ~ cd hae 5 . f og 24,000 head: better | future , a Joly. wee 800 4 195 pLander -—___ --_ -35] Mule Creek 08 ae ee mata ner el ee ceieiie [clas a rlorpinelly ,taiebanatd Reinforced double seat. The regular $4.00 kind. ; June totals 1,730 6 70 grades 3) lower; others, 50@ 1 A j te saa pte. y lower than yesterday's average: bet ad Quiot;; spot 44.40, ‘ath ] Difference P22 L628 Ae 130 3 Jp] Creek field, of{sots the Jack Rabbit, y ter grades well sold: others hard to| Zinc—Dulh Bast St. Louis del i . the latter well being a producer. This move; top, $10 bulk Hght and light| ery spot, $4.20 . , * Four completions in the Cat Creek/aggregate production of 50,500,009| is the third water well for the Bakes butchers, @10.90; bulk packing] Antimony- 5 . field were dry. Two: gassers were| fect. interests. u sows, $8.75@3 5O@T5¢ lower; =a were completed th the Wyoming fields aur > Colter Drilling Resumed. bulk desirable $9.75@ 10 RENE tenn pe aE ing July, one in the Big Horn basin ‘Tribune Classified Ads————] Work on the Curtis well near Colter. Sheep—Recelpts 11,000 head; bulk] NE <. Aug ime me and one in the Osage: field with an Bring Results. Wya:,hee:behn resumed. after’ several natives Sainbe; gendy No it¥G sbehess | canlihn, Papen COOK ies ce eer e Weeks’ suspension of drilling while ef- pL | top._$10.25 _to_packer: bulk $9.5¢¢ _Gutiders—Demand 30.54: cables 30.60. OVALS Rae rz r —__--- forts to cut off a heavy water produg “ eee ge 4 a Aenean ont MARKET 605 IP A i F| LD G ""New Producer in’ Cat Creek. [Prospects of Great Increase vj | _, WORK SHIRTS BLUE BUCKLE ONION Lawson-Ritter-Shaffer N in Supply Leads to Slump Blue Chambray, Full MADE OVERALLS le ° ae = ‘ , crthweet auurter the northwen in Chicago Mart, Building Materials Cut, Special Full Cut, Special quarter of section 9 ‘at Creek field, * * * oe ¢ . - North, range 29 east, ‘ production,: accordi ic in the price of wheat were witness | 4 belived in Billings. trocal ometsis and| today, with bears predicting that the We are equipped with the steck to @ to The Tribune.) stockholders of Lawson & Ritter, Inc,.| Visible supply total on Monday would BILLINGS, Mont., Aug. 5.—By virtue of a drilling agree-| "oo “lated over the news, as this) show an Increase of 3,000,000 to 4-1 s7Ipply your wants in high grade lum- ment the Thermopolis-Cat Creek syndicate, a Cat Greek oper-|twells in the Cat Oreek reid "= |cursent that spring wheat erawers|l| ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- ator, will drill-holdings of the Soap Creek. Apex syndicate TS eR would sell freely direct from «the on 40 acres of the’Lawrence Judd tract in the Soap Creek cancaao, yrevisions. threshers. On the breaks in price,||] bers a specialty. aie ues . ICAGO, Aug. 5 tter— 3] h . si considerabl field, south of Billings: The drilling agreement is drawn on creamery are ie tdede inca le fee ceae i Ea L extras, standards |ihuying developed. Opening quota ; B ’ Sh a percentage basis, précise details of which were not given 89%e; first 37@41%c; seconds 23@36.| tions which varied from unchanged ! oys oes out. }Pport states, lies* near the northwest| Pae*—Unchanged; receipts 7,614] to %c lower with September at $1.20% H The Soap Creek Apex holding on/|corner ©? section 26, township 9 narth, | °@8e8- to $1.21% and December $1.24 to ‘ / ° } A Complete Line That Will Save You Money Priced $2.35 to $3.95 Guaranteed All Solid Leather ‘A > “ ac! 4 Poultry—Alive, lower; fowls 22 $1.24% were followed by a mi rial warter of the Southwest quarter of "ange 35 east. This 1s the precise lo-|, ty i: 22@ ‘ ; ater foap Gresk embrace the northwest |eation, of the” Absoraka. teat weil on |28¢: brollers 27@880. drop all around and. then’ something Phone 3 = ATS section 2-78-82EH., and are about one| holding secured from the Rocky of a rally, i mile south and cast of the Western} Mountain Royalties company, it, is Esher AC een oy ge a PG 5 ‘Btates “discovery Well. Development’ detlated: pitas needy largely oftset by contentio: of these holdings marks commence- Good Progress on Wildcat, ..mentof operators by the fifth inde-; Drilling at Antelope Point well of ‘Tribune Classified Aas——— ——— Brine Results——____ tof We have just received 125 Suits. They come in Dendent company ih the fisid, and’Will | tho Harrison Oi ‘and ’ = ; Serges, Worsteds and Pencil Stripes and are priced mean drilling by two outfits of acreage has reached a depth of 2 ~ right on the Lawrence Judd tract. cording to J. F. Harrison, who t# W. . . lew Dome Recommended. |charge of operations there. A carioad t ; A t C SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR MONEY-SAVING : the @ome in Treas-| ot 6 sing has been received ; aga and Rend Countian an and flere to! wi" "Re estern Acceptance Company BARGAINS tested by the Abso Oil Develop.|now being set to the bottom of the B SeaPtaniahe Whine vadae ben fae OE hie ee FLAT IRON BUILDING, DENVER, COLORADO | managing Nor*tern acific lands on/|sible production will be reached with- -Montana oll structures, merits thor-|insthe next 70 feet according to geo- ough prospecting and offers a fair|logical maps of this structure. chance of yielding a commercial vol- Test Strikes Water Sand: ‘ ; ume of oll, is the conclusion reached| The Baker ‘syndicate No. 2 is re- » by W. T. Thom, Jr., and C. E. Dob-| ported to have struck water at a bin of the United States geological|depth of 1,370 fect at the top of the Fsurvey, in a preliminary report just|second sand. ‘This well, situated on Teleased for publication by the gov-|the northeast quarter of the north- ‘ernment. Apex of the dome, the re-| west quarter of section : eg OFFICERS A} H, E. Collbran. ‘. Hicks. . 8. Collbran. ‘red C. Hicks B. 'D DIRECTORS & ... President Vice resident ‘ asurer «Secretary ssistant Secretary and ‘Treasurer Manager Insurance Departments A. EB. Humphreys, Jr. rank 1. Woodward +..Fred K. Porter ewell Thomas 4 . . 00,000.00 Preferred Authorized Capital ( $280;coo-00 Pecferre’ Offers for Public Subscriptions $100,000 of the Remaining Portion of Its 8 per cent Preferred Stock—-Price $100 (Par) Per Share (CUMULATIVE) Dividend Payable Junuary and July ‘ With bonus of $100.00 Common Stock for each $500.00. Preferred Stock subscribed for. Subscriptions can be paid, if desired, on tlie installment plan without loss of interest, but subscriptions paid in full before August 20, 1921, will receive dividend January 1, 1922, for the full half-year period; also participating in any Common Stock dividend from the entire year’s operations the Company’s Directors may then declare. The Company commenced operations January 1, 1921, with following results for first half year: Je Alfi No Deliveries No Charge Accounts EVERY DAY IS THRIFT DAY AT carey John P. Griffin “aezt" 233 EAST SECOND ST. eee rast Gerrit Sasol Qusrice Half Year We Are Helping Thrifty People to Save— ceipts WW... oe EP SS Spite R a , TE Operating expense .. 1,771.95. 2,923.61 WHY NOT YOU? Operating profit ___.. UR 4 Sal drama RAR eae | VTC Y $13,336.12 $20,981.03 BEE Bisatan Veer aes Interest accrued and paid on loans from banks... $ 4,310.74 Snaice arene az iae Shoulder Boil 22iec Deferred expense (written off) 1,065.26 Sh Sener ie oe Gl b ac Shoulder Roast ............25¢ Reserved for taxes... 500.00 $ 5,876.00 : Steal. iA MS 30c | Veal ee 27 Vac § Net profit $15,105.0: re totale rel Pork Loins...........32Yge Deduct dividend No. 1 on Preferred Stock (paid July 1, 1921) 3,702.33 Navihirger fresh arsuna | Fork Shoulder, whales a ° — Jeg: pe ee ath alf . A teeenneseenete 2c Surplus $11,402.70 twice a day.... 20¢ | Shoulder Butts -22ec Choice Pot Roast.....22%e Good Meaty Shoulder Boil - -~15¢ Brisket Boil .12Yec Prime Rib Roast, boned Choice Spare Ribs....14c Fresh Hocks 12\%eec Pork Steak... 22) Pork Chops.....32lc-35¢ Pork Sausage, made “(Does not include approximately $3,500 90 interest avcrued on notes, warrants, etc., owned by the Company These carnings are in excess of four times the amount of the dividend requirements on the oufstanding Preferred Stock. The Company conducts a general acceptance busines; relating to mercantile financing, including the pur- chase and sale of State and County Warrants, financing wholesale and retail purchases of steam shovels, 3 and rolled .......27Y%e ey Jae automobiles, tractors and other heavy machinery, the necessities of road construction contractors, and pro- chs twice every day..22igec of Parts ‘es vides insurance of all descriptions. e a SPECIALS chunk war : ae Vac i i x00d Gre Perfection of Operation 2 SE ce Se Breast of Lamb ....7%ee | “Bacon «306 SATTMTIT Swift’s Premium | Fresh Dressed Poultry iWe know that your underreaming can be done for less| BANKING REFERENCES: | 5 8 ’ Ham, Ibscc:.. 3.396 Choice Springs ‘money with a Swan Underreamer than any other. Denver National Bank. ........Denver Pevcont Meececamt Bite be sur" Cortney te ber notacenicd kg a0 wet Ot Armour’s Star nations \You can rent one from any one of our stores. International Trust Co. Den Connie SURE Bee 4 ‘Ae fads lb... PURE LARD LERREP PERSP RREARERORR Ee i im Onna! Trust be Xe . iver : , 2 Ibs. 40c | | i itso He Rubey National Bank. +++. -Golden at enclose cheek for $.....-:.. eeguagherewith to apply on account and || Leg of Lamb. -—35¢ Siikehice 90c ey ‘ * mill send you further payments subsequently. the last one on on before De Short Rib of Beef, 1214c —— ridgeport||Machin 0. INFORMATION FURNISHED AND i intwrertgeD per ventas eer ea, hat pevments as.made are to receive \§ Sugar-Cured Ham, : Magee aa Shicia azo } fsout teem || 4 ! | RECEIVED AT Tie Oolaeeees ; ‘ Sliced to Fry. -.39e | Pure Lard .....$7.90 F ¢ OFFICES My address is. Just Phone in Your Order and We Will Have It Ready When You Call WE BUY THE BEST—DO YOu?