Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WMRKET GOSSIP-AND FIELD MONTANA OPERATIONS. REWEWED BILLINGS, Mont., Sept. 27.—In a general review of activ-| ities in the oil fields of Montana, J. J. Foley, division freight | american and passenger agent for the Milwaukee, states that since the | 4* opening of the famous Cat Creek field 4,746 cars of oil have been forwarded to date, with a carrying capacity of approxi- mately 1,200,000 barrels. GRAIN MARKET TREND LOWE lack of Support Leads Liquidation and Selling by Commission Houses. to 27.—Absenc wheat ere ation on the part commission h 2 to the selling s! ish aspects of financial and economic conditions received a good deal c notice. Opening prices, which var from the same as y to 1c lower with Dec $1.24% arc fc\}wed by around Subsequently prices hardened as 2 Tresuk of word that lower ocean freigh rates and higher foreign exchange had Drought about sje export buying. ‘The close was uns dl, %e to 1%c net lower with Decei er $1.23% to $1.23% and May $1.27% Corn and oats declined with wheat. lowest prices yet this season being torched by September and December. After opening % to %c off, including to 51%c the corn market sagged still further before be Oats started Ye le advance, December 37% to 3i%ec n_d then became easier for all deliveries. Lightness of rural offerings helped | tater to rally the market a little. The close was steady at t4c to %c net de cline with December 51% c. . Provisions were firmer owing strength in the hog market. ° Sept support was per $1.24 to moderate setbacks al to Closing Quotations. | CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—Close. | Wheat-— December, $1.23 $127%. ‘Corn—December, 51%c; May, 56%c. Oats—December, May, 41%c. Park—September, Lard— October, $9.22. Ribs—October, ; May; BT Xac $20. $10.25; January,| $7.15; January $8. Provisions, CHICAGO, Sept. —Butter—Un- settled; ‘creamery extras, 43c;\ stand ards, 37%c; firsts, 33@41c; seconds; 30@3Ic. Exggs—Unchanged; casi Poultry—Alive, _ 2c; springs, 22c. receipts 7,828 higher; fowls, 19@ Potatoes. CHICAGO, Sept. 2 ‘Weak; receipts 86 ca: States shipments 1,57: white $2.20@2.25 cwt.; Wisconsin, sacked §$2.10@2.30 cwt.; bulk $2.20@ 2.35 cwt.; Minnesota Red River Ohios, sacked and bulk @240 cwt; Maine $2.35@2.45 cwt Livestock Mart CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—(U. 8. Bureau ot ‘Markets).—Cattle—Recetpts 13,000; desirable yearlings and cornfed steers steady to 16c higher; others slow; top yearlings $10.75; bulk beef steers $6.25 @9.25; she stock and calves dull; can- ners and bulls steady; stockers and feeders weak. Hogs — Receipts 23,000; opened steady to strong; later market active 10 to 15 higher than yesterday's ay- erage; top $8.30; bulk Tights and light butchers $7.90@8.15. bulk packing sows $6.25@6.75; pigs scarce, mostly steady; bulk desirable $7.25@7.50. Sheep—Receipts 32,000; fat native lambs strorg to 25c higher; western opened steady, top natives early ‘to city butchers $8.75; $8.25 to packers; culls. $5.00@5.50; good to choice wes- terns early $8.50@8.65; best not sold; sheep scarce; lights firm; heavies 25 to 60c higher feeder lambs firm at ; Some held higher; top yes- 5. —Potatoes— total United Idaho round Denver Quotations. DENVER, Sept. 27.—Cattle — Re- celpts, 1,400; steady to strong; beef steers, $4.50@4.75; cows and heifers, 0; calves, $6@9.50; stockers and , 500! 10c to 25e high- bulk, $6.50@5. 500 GILLETTE, Wso., Sept. 27.—Pro fessor Homer R. Dill and his party of assistants arrived in Gillette today to hunt blg game of Wyoming. fmals secured will bo mounte propriate groups in the vertebrate museum of the state university of Jowa. Professor Dill ha permit from the state game warden to secure a limited number of €ame animals for scientific purposes. If you want_any water wells drilled this fall, you had better get your order in early as we are about to shut down for this sea- son. . WARD TUBBS P. O. Box 494 Phone 128-W sesceseeses PECSLIIPM EY May 31.28 to $1,281) were| a special} The field is less than two years old. mation there are at the present time 62 | Producing weils in this field with a. | other 12 now in the process of dri ing of which the majority will be re- turned producers according to the | general belief. During the past two | weeks, ihe 6 two new wells have been brought in, te Mid-northern- No, 7 in section 14 and the Mosby Oil company well in section 21 Jon the river and both give evidence of being good producers. | Referring to the Ingomar dome Mr. Foley stated that the Absorake Oil compa is drilling in section 26 h of Ingomar, and is making a rd for fast time and is now down approximately 1,900 feet, doing little underreaming. There are four firoducers in the Roundup field at the present ti de the Alberta Block Coal the Van Duzen, the Round. and Ga: nd@ the Montil. These wells may possibly produce 350 Is per day. In going over this with the vice president of the | Milwaukee railroad and terested person who represents the ndarmi Oil company, Mr. Foley states he learned they i: opinion after thorough investigation that this field would turn out to be { Mr. Foley gives the further infor- | | Gree: rec | the equal of any in the state, if not} the best In the Devil's Pocket structure the | Williams syndicate in’ section 1 is | down 1,000 feet and as this strycture jis supposed to be shallow a produc- tion strike is looked for at any time. | In the Big Coulee, he says, the Mid | Northern has reached a depth of 2,200 | feet but do not expect. to reach pro- | duction at less than 2.700 feet and | perhaps at an gven 3,000 feet. { | Referring agkin to the Cat Creek area Mr. Foley stated that the out put of oil during the month of August was much larger than during ‘any other month since production in this field started, being 661 cars carrying capacity of about 138,900 barerls. Dur- ing the first 15 days for the ‘present month of September there were 310 of of! forwarded, and judging from present indications the close of the month will have seen more oil shipped than in any other month to date. The Crow Rock development js] temporarily suspended, according to} Mr. Foley who adds that no other work in this field has been started, while the Anna May oll group is drill-| ing in the Coalwood structure and has a fishing job on {ts hands at a depth of 110 feet. i Regarding the Porcupine structure, Mr. Foley-has no direct information and accepts the general designation that this is.the “mystery” field of the state and he cannot understand why with four wells down which he understands cach to be below 1,000 feet, the company drilling these wells js not able to report any results, In a general way Its the opinion of Mr. Foley that the future for oil looks to be quite promising, the only deterrant ‘at the present being the low quotations on erude. Drilling Resimed at Newcastle. Drilling has been resumed at 2,700 feet in“the Carter test well on the Mead ranch, under lease by. the Beay- y Oil company, north of New- Wyo. No sand has been struck in the test well to date. The struc- ture is said to be one of the largest in the state, according to surface indi- cations, About 500 barrels of crude daily is being handled by the Alliance Oil & Refining plant at Thermopolis from the Warm Springs oil field. Seven new stills, six of which are on the ground, are to be installed in the near future and & crew also is engaged in constructing additional storage. LIBERTY BONDS SCORE BIG GAIN IN MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—Further enormous purchases of Liberty bonds and Victory notes overshadowed all other dealings on the stock exchange this morning. The first hour’s sales of bonds approximated $6,000,000 ani fully 75 per cent of this was repre- sented by United States government issues. Almost all domestic war flota- tions rose to highest quotations of the year but the feature was the Victory 4%’s, which advanced to 99%. ‘This issue was taken in blocks run- ning from small amounts to $250,000 and $400,000. One lot of $1,000,000 changed hands. Jewelry and watch repairing by ex pert workmen. All work guaranteed. Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., O-S Bldg. Model Cleaners and Dyers || FANCY DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING Expert Alterstions and Repairing LADIES’ WORK A SPECIALTY Phone 1304-J For OUR Prices Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Expe-«s Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Wyoming Map & Blue Print Co. P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric NEN another in-| wore of the| LOCAL. OM STOCKS . igamated Hoy. .. 04 0 00% a1 Ami is. | Bessemer . Big Indian | Boston- Wyoming Buck Creek Burke ... Black Tall . 5 tone-Salt Columbine | Consolidated Royalty | Chappelle 4 pf |cow Gulch 3 . | Domino 7 06 | Elkhorn . 4 06 | E. T. Williams . oo i Frantz soece Is } Gates 7 . |Great Western Pete .. Hutton Lake | Jupiter Kinney . | Lance Creek Royalty . | Lusk Royalty usk Petroleum ..... Mike Henry . Mountain and Guilt . | Northwest Outwest . Picardy |Sunset ...... ie Tom Bell Royalty . Western Exploration | Wind River Refs. - Wyo Kan. 03 OL 1.90 | 01 y | . 01 02 WYOMING CRU Torchligl.: Elk Basin Groybuil Lance Cree! Lander SELLING RULES MART OPENING Leaders Under Pressure Early Trading on the New York Exchange. 1.00 00} + 1.00] 9 35 in NEW YORK, Sept. were under further pressure at the opening of today’s stock market. Shorts avatled themselves of « new low record for German marks as a partial reason for extending thelr com- tments. Mexican Petroleum, Cen- ral Leather and General Electric showed early losses of 1 to 1% points and Baldwin, Studebaker and General Asphalt were fractionally lower. Read- Ing, Railway Steel Springs, Cocoa Cola, Columbia Gas, Union Bag and American Ice comprised the firm fea- tures. Extensive buying of Liberty Bonds was resumed, the third 4's and the victory 3%'s making new high records for the year. Mexican Potrateum suffered an ex: treme loss of 2% points during the morning. Harvester, Sears Roebuck, American Woolen, International Pa- per, Allied Chemical, United Drug, Corn Products and People’s Gas eased 1 to 1% points. Republic Iron pre- ferred sustained the greatest loss, de- clining 3% hoints., The entire to- bacco group was heavy and occasion- al dealings in rails wero’ mostly at lower quotations. Mercantile Marine preferred was the only prominent stock to register even a moderate gain. Call money opened at 5 per cent. Vic- tory 4% per cent notes continued to feature the strong and very active bond market. Foreign Exchange. NEW YORK, Sept. Great Bri- tain 3.72%. cables 3.73% Francs—Demand 7.11%, cables 7.12. Italy—Demand 4.12%, cables 4.13. Belgium — Demand 7.03%, cabl 7.04. Germany—Demand 0.8114, 0.82. Hollatd — Demand — 32.10, 32.16. Norway—Demand 12.60. Sweden—Demand 22.35. Denmark—Demand 1 Switzerland—Demand 17. Spain—Demand_ 18.04. cabl cables Che Casper Today’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bidg. Phones 203-204 Western Ol! Fields, Y on . . NEW YORK CUKB os 60. a9 at CLOSING. Merritt oe Glenrock Oil Salt Creek 19,00 4.12 6.00 ba; 32 +25 115.03 117.30 71.00 Cosden .. Elk Basin Western States . Okmulgee Aten . Cities Service Com . S. O. Indiana . : . NEW YORK STOCKS, Mexican Petroleum. . 116.50 | Sinclair Ou Union Pacific R. R. FOREIGN EXCHANG Sterling eeees Francs money .. aod LIBERTY EONDS. 348 . Firet 45 Second 4s . First 44s... Second 4%4s Third 4%s . Fourth 44s . Victory 4% . £ OLL. MARKET. = $1.00 - Grass Creek i Salt Creek Big Muddy Pilot “Butte Hamilton Dome . Mule Creek Greece—Demand 4.45. Argentina—Demand 34200. Brazil—Demand_ 33.12 Montreal, 905-16. Rail Dividend, NEW YORK, Sept, 27.—The Kew York, Ontaria & Western Railway company today declared a 2 per cent dividend on common stock. This ir the first dividend on this stock since April, 1920. NEW YORK. Sept. 27.—Copper— Firm; electrolytic, spot and nearby, 12% @12%c; later @2%c. | Tin-—Easier; spot and nearby, 26.75; futures, 27.00. Iron—Steady; unchanged. Zinc—Firm; East St. Louis delivery, spot 4.35. Antimony—Spot 4.60. ———— ARSON CHARGE FILED. SUNDANCE, Wyo., Sept. lard Lester, a homesteader, is county jail here, charged with re sponsibility “for an incendiary fire which destroyed severai stacks ofhay at Fred Cornell's ranch, near Moor- croft, August 17. He will be tried during the October term of court on a charge of arson. pu. the LEGA NOTICES NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that at a special shel 3 of the stockholders of Standard n. Works, a Wyo- ming corporation, held at the of- fice of the company at Casper, Wyomin=, on the 27th day of July, 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at which meeting all 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- te name surrendered, said com- pany having ceased to do business, all corporate debts having been paid, all corporate liabilities dis- charged and the corporate asset, and property distributed among the ersons entitled thezeto. The statu- ory trustees for creditors and stockholders are F. M. Zimmers, Sam Vinner and Martin Holmes. F. M. ZIMMERS, President, W. J. STONE, Secretary. Publish Aug. 23, 80, Sept. 6, 13, 20, 1921. « THE BEST TIME OF THE Lowe Brothers Best Grade Paint, per gallon.. spo Our Second Grade, Per gallon Paint. face. Why? Because it Baby Bonds with cheap paint. Remem PAINT NOW YEAR FOR THIS WORK $4.50 Our $4.50 Paint when applied is as cheap as $3.00 covers so much more sur- Then, it wears a long time, does not wash off. Also its appearance over other paint is like a silk dress compared with a cotton dress. Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 P. S. So many houses in this city are cheap look- ing in appearance, because they have been painted ber, it costs as much in la- bor to put cheap paint on as good paint. E. D. HOLMES. Daily Cribune 27 CONVICTED. IN COURT HER ; (Continued from Puge i) azsault with Intent to Kill apd a series af other serious cases. follow; Nick Camets, sentenced to second degree murder conviction. Mrs. Ida Durham, sentenced frum years in the state institution second degree .cougt* for the ing of Jack Delury.” . B. Nicholson 16 to.20. years at Rawlins for the: thurder ef Edward Schuster. nel Hutt convicted of assault with intent to kill ag the outgrowth of the weriously wounding of Slick Jones, sentenced to serve from one year to 18 months. James Woolf, entered plea on charge of assault with Intent to rob, sentenc- xd, to serve between two and three years at Rawlins. Convictions were secured tn the fol- towing grand larceny cases in which various sentences ranging from five years to 10 years were meted out: obert Keegan, stealing auto; Conrad ch, stealing auto; Jos Wilson, ng auto; Roy Sanders, thett of L. Collis, ry; Jack Lassiter, auto theft att ‘i The following burglary 1 in convictions. —. * Jim Torres, rovt ware, five te rett C cases re- Holmes Hard- year sentence. freight office rob two months in county jail. Alexander Lenartzak, robbery . Cas. rer loan office, 14 years In. reforma tory. Frank Carbon, theater, 14.y i ‘or the firs there were a Aquor vi nvictic: John Limaterg, fined 3200, James Massey> fined $200 Burt Camplin, fined $200 and car taken. John Engerson, fined, $300. Frank E. Till, penally not yet as- send r Dick very, Pavilion ory. in_distri8t court ‘ale number of taussell h, fined Charles -Miraua conviseated. : Ra Eute, fined $200, criminal. case which was suited in the conyiction of J, m on/a charge of attempted aingt n seven-year old girl. laced the maximum pen- ears. Sta alty at 14 pebbs oh ot AS NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS’ - ANNUAL MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the annua! meeting ofthe stoeckhold=rs of the Big Indian Oil and Gas Com- pany will be held at the office of the Company, , Consolidated Royalty building, in the City of Casper, State of Wyoming, on the 30th day of September, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing. directors and transacting such other business as may .prop- erly come before the meeting. Dated September 16, 1921. R. F.’GIVEN, $ Secretary. Publish Sept, 20 to 30, inclusive, x1 Sooner gird Bia NOTICE OF DEFERRED ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD. ERS WYOMING FILLING STA- TION COMPANY, INC. Pursuant to application this day made to me as president of the Wyoming Filling Station Company. Inc., a Axyomini corporation, said applicatioh being signed by Ar- thur E.. Chandler and Pe: A. ‘is, owners of a majority of the pital stock of said. company, a meeting of the stockholders of said company is hereby called to meet at the office of said company” at Room 304, Consolidated Roy Building, Casper, Wyo., October 1921, at the hour of 10 o'clock the forenoon, the said meeting will be called upon to concider the pro- posal set forth in said application, ley 4 , Oct. 4, 21, 48, 1! SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE, Notice is Berets given that the Couns Weonting. by virtus cf en ‘ounty,. Wyoming, of an order of sale i out of the Dis- trict Court of the Sixth Judicial Di sitting within and for N: trona County, Wyoming, in a case therein pending wherein Pine Dome Oil Company, a corporation, ~is Plaintiff, and Wyoming Exploration Company, a corporation, is Defend- ant, I will offer for sale at public vendue at Pine Mountain, in mt County, viz, on Section 36, Town- ship 35 N., Range 84 West of the 6th P. M., NatronafCounty, Wyo- ming, to the est bidder and best bidder for the following de- seribed property, to-wit: Lifting jack, 16 spiderless slips, il press. yise, New Area rope socket, 300-Ib, anvil, 12% casing clamp, 4x34 stem, bit ram, blower, 2 Barrett jacks, 300-Ib. anvil, 54x 86 fishing jars, 2 temper screws. Moon generator, 4%x84 stem, 2 Barrett jacks, swivel wrench, 7x19 bailer, 10x10 spud, 6% common casing head, 3 gate valves, 1 team horses, 1 heayy wagon, 1 12-Ib. wagon tank, 1 18x24 blacksmith shop, 1 16x16 bunk house, 1 12x12 ice house, 17 ring cots, 1 cook stove, 1 cook stove, 2 blankets, 1 tub, 2 washboards, 1 boiler, 2 oil lamps, 1 Dodge truck, 1 blew torch, kitchen at Mosher camp, 65 pieces Fa eee ifuerese amor ‘eet steel measuring line, 1 grind- stone, 1 Fairbanks 15 hérsepow=: gas engine, 1 Standard rig, 2 250- lb. tanks, about 600 barrels of oit, one lot 2-inch pipe, 13 joints 6% casing, 1 set casing wagons, Pros- ser socket, Eagle anvil, 2,500 feet %% wire cable, 4%x30 stem, 8% slip socket, set 16-inch drive olamps, 42x34 stem, New Area rope sock- et, 9x19 bailer, swivel wrench, 40 d, 3 els, 9 bits, 1 set har- ness, 1 light wagon, I 20x40 gar- age, 1 14x24 bunk house, 1 14x44 bunk house, 1 7x7x7 ice box, 1 heating stove, ing room chairs, gal. flour can, 2 bunk house tables, 1 dining table, kitchen lower camp, 2 12%x20 casing, 8 hand saws, 1 tional drilling — machine,’ black- smith forge and blower, 1 cross-cut saw, 1 Star drilling machine, 13 joints 6% casing, 6 40-Ilb. tanks, 1 lot 3-inch pipe, 1 steel derrick, 7 joints 8% casing. Said sale will take place on Section 36, Townshi 35, Range. 84 West*of the 6th z. M., Natrona County, Wyoming, be- tween the hours of ten (10) o'clock a, m. and five (5) o'clock p. m. on “eds day of October, A, D. Notice is further given, that b; virtue of the writ aforesaid I will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the south front door of the Courthouse in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyo- ming, between the hours of ten (10) o'clock a. m, and: five (5) o'clock p..m. on the 10th day of October, A. 1921, the following described, property, to-wit: locker, 3 flat top desks, 1 iM rough’s adding machine, 1 small fil 1 letter scale, 2 wire letter trays, 1 ium, looking glass, 1 Atlas, 1 lin DANCE At the Winter Garden EVERY NIGHT Introducing the Moonlight Syncopators to amend the corporate certificate, jand_the by-laws of said company, = please you. After his cerea And the best way We have all the ances, too. Drop in to you. 142 East Midwest. ‘The Head of the House .- Is Pleased ~ What pleases the head of the house will l he'd rather havea piece of crisp brown toast than anything else. to make toast to suit his lordship is on an Electric Toaster. Get one of our perfect toast makers and the whole family will enjoy breakfast. other Electric Appli- and let us show them Electric Supply & Construction Co. Phone 483-W i 1 Fi i ceh E the Judicial District of Wyoming within and_ for Natrona pes The Lorain Regulator Helps You Economize It’s & small device, the Lorain Heat Regulator, but it means a big economy to every household. Saves Mother’s strength and looks because she can leave an entire meal for Lorain to cook by measured and con- trolled oven heat. It saves food, tuse it does away with cooking failures. And it saves gas—no small item these days. Just how is fully determined in “Lorain Oven Canning” and “An Easier Day’s Work” —the big story in two little booklets we'll gladly give you. See the Lorain- equip; Clark Jewel range at our store. Every wom- an who cooks will find a demonstra- tion of this stove in- tensely interesting. 1 Essex touring car, 1 meaticaary, Casper Gas Appliance Company 119 East First Street , Phone 1500 ATTENTION — - Residents of Milis, Wyo. I Will Begin Next Tuesday, October 4, to Make Deliveries of Hay, Grain and Feed IN MILLS, WYO., EACH TUESDAY, _ THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. Truck will leave my warehouse, corner Railroad Avenue and Durbin Street, at 9 o’clock. Give me your orders on Monday, Wednesday and Friday to insure delivery. 4 W.R. JOHNSON ~ Telephone 621, Royalty & Producers Corporation The physical condition of this company should re- flect a betterment of prices in the stock. ~ Trading interest in the stock is indicative of higher prices and market distribution. Heormaten on this issue granted freely upon re- quest. " TAYLOR & CLAY Phones 203 and 204 Ff / The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. . 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