Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1921, Page 6

: j om PAGE SIX GRAIN SELLING CAUSES DECLINE Scattered Selling of Oats and Corn Responsible for Reaction. CHICAGO. on whent ed support at times < ple sell eg premi basis of exchange. 1 cember at $1 $1.24% to $1 Corn opened easier in with other were %c lower W to 54%c; December May at 57% to > ped another half in corn were what and prices dr cent. Sellers of forced to protect way down. Corn was under pressure and broke over ic from yesterday's finish. Liqut dation was on during the last hour and the price dropped sharply. The market closed weak at 1c to 1c low- er than the opening with September at 53% @53%c; December 53% @53%¢ and May 56%c. Oats followed the trend at the open ing which was a half cent off, with September 34%c; December and May at 42c. Provisions were steady. Closing Quotations. CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Close. Wheat—September, $1.19%; Decem ber, $1-21%- Corn—September, 53%c; December, B3%c. ' { Oats—September, 33%c; December, 3T%e. Today’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bldg. Phones 203-204 LOCAL OIL STOCKS Amalgamated Ro: | Consolidated Ro: selling found the] Cow G ly supported and | Domino Great Western F ing the| Wind River Ri first hour the market slumped some-| WYOMING CRUDE -$1.00 + nselves on the} Wyo-Tex. ... 03 Western Oi Fields .. FO. eo ere 29 NEW YORK CURB CLOSING. Asked {Merritt ..... Glenrock Oi oun crcek i Western States . 30 Prod. & Refrs. Cosuen res Elk Basin .. Vaiilangce ‘ la Asien Rt ve ons of SESMO Cities Service Com. .. 114.00 8,0. Indiana .... 68.62 NEW YORK STOCKS. Mexican Petroleum ..$ 97.50 $201.00 Sinclair Oi . + 18.00" 13.87 Texas Oll .. 34.37 35.12 Pan-American Pete 43.00 UL S. Steel ...- 4.12 Union Pacific RR: .. 12012 121. PUKEIGN wXOHANGE. are (all Money . LIBERTY EONDS. “Ss. Second 4s First 44s . Second 4%s Third 4\s Fourth 4hs Victory 4%s OIL M: tock ¢ Hamilton Dome Mule Creek .... cFLLINGSIDE IS. CTAONG AGAIN |Selected Issues Subjected to Attack at Opening of Exchange Today. 30.—Further Pork—September, $17.10. September, $8.95; October, Provisio i CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Butter—High re; creamery extras, ; standards, a6\c; first 33%c@38e; second 31@ 32% ee Egss—Unchanged; receipts 15,665 cases. K. C. Provisions. KANSAS CITY, Aug. 30—Eges and poultry unchanged, 3 Butter—Packing, 1¢ lower, 22c; creamery unchanged. Potatoes. CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Potatoes—Re- cetpts 86 cars; slightly weaker; Idaho and Colorado round whites, sacked $2:50@2.65; Colorado early Ohios $2.50; Minnesota and Kansas $1.50@1.75. a Spanish Defeat Rumor Is Denied MADRID, Ang. 30.—Rumors are current that a small Spanish column was surrounded by Moorish tribes: men near El Araish, a town on tho Atlantic coast of Morocco, but they have’ been officially denied. — Three Arrests In Dope Raids ‘Three persons were arrested yester- ty by police officers and are being held in connection with the operations of a dope ring, which is being broken up in Casper. One of the party wi a woman, making the second woman held for investigation on a charge of peddling dope. Drunks and speeders were slack yes- terday, there being only one of each arrested. One man was arrested in|# connection with some family trouble. ‘He is out on bond. ‘Austrian Emperor Must Change Life In Switzerland BERNE, Switzerland, Aug. 30.— ‘The allotted time for the residence in Switzerland of former Emperor Charles of Austria expires Septem ber 1. The Swiss government, on certain conditions, has decided to prolong its permission for Charles’ stay in Switz erland, it is understood, one of these nent of his suite now 80 per sons. (Newcastle News-Journal} J. A. Mallory of the Fairview coun- try was in Newcastle last week show: ing a sample of broom corn that he raised on his dry land homestead. It ‘was of the Oklahoma Dwarf variety, and Mr. Maliory stated that it was as good as any that he had ever raised in the southern states, where he farmed for years before coming to Wyoming in 1917. He has about ten acres of the corn and will harvest it as soon as it ripens @ little more. He estimates the yield will reach in the neighborhood of a ton, and he will engage in the broom manufacturing business on a small scale this winter. stock market today at advances of 1 was induced by easier better Investment inquiry shares. The 30.—Selected is subjected to renewed sell- pressure at the opening of today’s American Sugar, ‘Tobacco and Famous Studebaker, Unit- n Agricultural Chem- al, and Mercantile Marine preferred also were heavy. Utilities continued to reflect the ad- verse conditions in the .local traction NEW YORK, Aug. strongest of points, and other foreign oils gains and losses. nd chemicals led the further gains of the dull forenoon. Petroleum, Atlantic Gulf common and International, adium and Replogle, advanced on to ferred, Virginia-Carolina common and United States Rubber com: California|@n@ six months, 5X%@6 per cent, Endicott Johnson Norfolk & W' Packing and ferred also improved. tured the rails at a gain of points, Reading and Northern Pacific} The heaviness of alt uridermined the oil: Mexican Petroleum react Call money opened at 5/2¢ar _b; per cent but soon was offered at 4%.|_ Tin t-|ruling rate, 5; last loan, 5; closing showing support, General Asp! —Bar silver, foreign, 62%%c. Money and Exchange. W YORK, Aug cantile paper, 30.—Prime mer- 6@6% per cent. Exchange—Steady; sterling, demand ncs—Demand 7.80, cables 7.80%. francs — Demand Spain’s Rulers in Interesting Pose oe Ask your dealer for, and i getting Mosteller's honey. T! Pare with other honey on the It is preduced at home ishy to say the least is this interesting snap of the king o-24tf and queen of Spain made during their recent visit to Burgos, Sp: CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Cattle—Re- ceipts 8,000; beef steers steady to 15c ‘higher; prime yearlings 19.75; bulk /beef steers $6.75@9. she stock steady to strong; bulk tat she stock $4.50@ canners and cutters largely $3.75 ; stockers and feeders steady to Hogs off most; better grades fairly active, others slow; top $10.00; bull light and} ©" ing sows $ 25 to 50c lower; top $8.50 to city buteh- -60 it Creek 50 Big Muddy : King George of England, (wearing sailor's round hat) lending a hand Pilot Batts ‘$0 |at the ropes on the royal yacht Britannia during the rhces of Cowes regetta 21) Legion of that eity for the exclu: the 5 at Cowes, Isle of Wight. -85 | took a turn at the wheel, ae eceeerecconccccccoesecccecccesesccccssco seco csesoososesoeeeees: strong. ean Legion at the time of his accident- . Receipts 22,000; steady to 10c }4 death at Indianapolis, Ind., in June, with the practical closing of the {relief and is seeking to firid any other lower; largely 15 to 23c lower than|¥il not be interred in Arlington na-!harvest season, the employment office | parents who sons “died too soon. yesterday's average; packing grades] tional cemetery at Washington, D.|/of an American Legion post at Aber- + according to advices last week | deen, S. D., where I. W. W. Sheep—Receipts 25,000; native lambs | @hio, where the body was placed in ing newspapers. —— eeccccvcce: jAmerican Legion News. Notes}) ,22,.2-s0-"'. Ba »'mi State and National Topics of Interest to Ex-Service Men “ drawn from each of the 30 posts of the American Legion, Which Designated the sueietate: Tribune as Its Official Newspaper the Civil war.+ to <suse a general ‘strike’ lower; bulk desirable $8.50@8.75. at Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati, |.meals, found ‘jobs for 617 men, gave [pointed appropriately enough, prohibi- 304 places to sleep, gave 373 free baths | tion director for his arid state. gholce hold over western lambs $7.50 @8.00; no fresh range stock sold early. IN Denver Quotations. DENVER, Aug. 30.—Cattle — Re- ceipts, 700; market steady; to 25c higher; beef steers, $5@6.50; cows and heifers, $3@5.50: calves, $5@8.50; stockers and feeders, $4.50@6. : Hogs—Receipts, 80 top, ; bulk, ¢ Sheep — Receipts, 1,700; market steady; lambs, $6@7. 3; feeder lambs, $5@6. RA eeS ewes, $7.50@ Marks—Demand 1.16%, cables 1.17. c e—Demand 5.58, Sweden—Demand 21.67, Norway—Demand 13.76. Argentine—Demand 30.00. Brazilian—Demand 11.87. Montreal, 9% per cent discount. Tse loans, steady; 60 Gays, 90 days in Call money, easy; high, 6; low, 4%; id, 414; offered at 5. Metals. NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Copper— } electrolytic, spot and 11% @11%c; later 12@12%c. rm; spot and near by, $27; | futures Iron—Steady; unchanged. Lead—Quiet; spot, 4.40. | Zinc<Dull; East St. Louis delivery |spot, 4.15@4.20, | Antimony—Spot 4.50, | Lire—Demand 4.34, cables 4.34%. eee Dr. J. J. Sullivan and wife of Omaha, Neb., arrived here yesterday to spend several days as guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. K. Deaver, Mrs. Sullivan is a sister of Casper’s popular banker. ers; packers top early $8.00; good to =| A 5% Reduction Your home is a theater well worth beautifying! Why = = = = = serrata Ee tess = -SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TRIBUNE- = = =4 = = = go to the movies if your home is attractive? If good light and beautiful fixtures make ‘the home more attractive, why wait, as our prices are RIGHT— NOW! - OUR These Reduc- CAMPAIGN ~ tions Include STARTS : All Our Bed- MONDAY, > : room, Batb-., AUG. 29 room, Dining- room, Porch Fixtures. viously Tegiate cap and gown, appeared in the streets of the banking section, sell- A silver reproduction of the historic statue atop Castlc San Angelo, Italy, mounted on a pedestal of stone from Mount Grappa, will be brought to the American Legion by General Armando Diez, commander in chirt. of Italian armies when he attunds the Legion convention at Kansas City in October, cable dispatches declare. To send back to her home on the Rhine the German widow of an Amer- ican doughboy, wearcr of ro cited for valor, the Ameri- pny et of New York is raising a fund of $250. The veteran met his bride while with the army of occupa, tion and through illness left her prac- tically penniless upon his recent death. Josephus Daniels, former secretary ‘of the navy, and Charles R. Forbes, national director of the bureau of war risk insurance, spoke on the platform in addressing the state con- vention of the American Legion of North Carolina last week. ‘The old Grand Pacific hotel in Chi- cago will be taken over by the Amer- sive use of homeless and pobless serv- fee men in plans now being worked out by the legionnaires. Accommoda- es. tions will be provided for 1,000 men. The parents of Merle Hay, one of the first three Americans killed in the world war, will receive no insur- ; butchers $4.50@5.75; calves 50] ‘The body of Frederick W. Gilbraith, »a temporary vault following the larg-,;ance because their boy to 76c higher; bulk vealers $11.55@ ‘fest military funeral in America since | war risk act became operative. @|Jr., national commander of the Ameri- v eanaelods' on af Iowa, Hay’s home state has petitioned for the parent's “tried | Michael E. Cassidy, member of the ‘among | American Legion post at Bisbee, Ariz., light butchers $9.50@9.90; bulk pack-|fTom the widow and brother of thele.cm hands, has closed. In three jand morale officer at Camp Cody, @7.65; pigs 10 to 25c}late commander. Burial was rat [ea the legion served 1,077 free|M., during the war, was last, week ap- ENA Gas Fitti and Avcljances 36 ‘se Phone Crippled Girl Starts on Trip - In Wheel Chair disqualified as ; ve NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—Edna Town- send, 15¢ear-old cripple girly who ran |away in a avheel chair from her home in Baltimore to sec New York, went back home today with her father, john Townsend ‘of the United States coast gua \ service. Tracks ‘ade by the wheel chair, which Edna propelled to the railroad ‘station in Raltimere, put her father on the scent and with the aid of Baiti- more police, he arranged to have New York police on the lookout when Edna arrived. Evelyn Elliott, aged 14, who accompanied’ Edna on the runaway trip, also accompanied Edna and her father back to Baltimore. LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. special meeting o: e stockholders of Standard fror. Works, a Wyo- ming corporation, held at the of- fice of ie company at ry Wyominr, on the 27th day July, 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at which meeting ail of the stockholders representing all of the capital stock of this company were present, by proper resolutions, unanimously adopted, said corpora- tion was ordered dissolved, the cor- porate enterprise abandoned and the charter, franchise and_corpor- a stockholders are F. M. Zimmers, Sam Vinner and Bees Holm F. M, ZIMM W, J. STONE, Publish Aug. 23, 30, Sept. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1921. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is here ‘iven that at a special meeting of the stockholders of Antwer) It Creek Oil Syndi- wally called and held at the @ffice e company, rooms 17 mig oh Notice is hereby. given that at aj! ate name surrendered, said com- cate, a Wyoming: corporation, le-| ( e TAKE A fen Dee Zocnt way shed: Pay for This ts not ordinary. Just $3,200/and this home is large enough; throe large rocms; lights and water; a finished half-basement; near the refinery and located on 50x130-foot lot. Remember tere down and $50 re month, Call PHONE 1073. ' The Western Realty Co, F. M. ZIMMERS, Pres. & Gen. Mgr. Suite 511, Oil Exchange Building Fea erence Stra dla Br neaccet t mene Aa ing more than two-thirds of the capital stock of said company is- sued and outstc.ndi were pres- we Ry eooeres m unanimous- company was or. jered dissolved, said com, ing. ceased to “do all’ business, ‘all ey rang ty tans reed Omden, J, and John Freaiy, 1gth day of July, 19200 ne “hls Seal) R.'N: OGDEN, Je; nt. 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