Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 12

bo, h ° le Y n a fi db 8 t “Stea@y; receipts 43 cars; total United States shipments 426; Wisconsin eack- e4 and bulk round white 1.65@1.75 cwt; Minnesota difto 1.50@1.70 owt; wacked mixed red and white 1.40@ 1.80 cwt; aacked Red Rivers 1.60@1.70 owt; ewt; Michigan sacked round white 1.65@1.75 cwt. turkeys, 370; roosters, 15c. ee PAGE TWELVE FOREIGN BUYING | BOLSTERS GRAIN, Early Gains Wiped Out by Profit-Taking When De- mand Lacks Volume. | Big Indian ,. ‘ | Boston-Wyoming . Burke .... 1 CHICAGO, Deo. denecs Blackstone Salt Creek .35 foreigners were bi for United States wheat tended today | “8° . . to strengthen ths wheat market dur | Black Tall ... see Sng the early trading. Pit demand,|Capito! Pete % Columbine .. Colosolidated* Royal Chappell —-_.. Cow Gulch . Domino . Elkborn jhowever, Iacked volume. Upturns in }rices led to profit taking on the part €f holders, and caused a decline. In- itia! quotations, which varied from un- changed figures to %o higher with May $1.14 to $1.14% and July $1.03X% to $1.03%4 were followed by moderate gains all around, and then by set- 2.40 Gates . 29 t selling on declines was over. paca : 03 nd toward the last the market | VSney 25 Prices closed firm, | Hance ores 08% re ev with May $115 {Lusk Petroleum . 08 4 to 1%e net higher, with Ma: % Werte 3 to $1.15% and July $1.03%4to $1.03% Corn and cats paralied t Mountain and . After opening a t | Northwest to ie higher, May 54% to 54%ec, the | Outwost corn market hariened a little more| Picardy but later showed slight losses Riverton Jteta. Export call helped subsequently to| Red Bank .... steady values. The close was firm,| Royalty and Producers %o net lower to a shade advince,/ Sunset Mike Henry 06 with May 54%o and 54%. Tom Bell Royalty 05% Oats started at ‘hc decline to « Ifke| Western Explorati 2.80 advance, May 88%c to 38%c and then ba! more head Retg. ‘ 01 became for al! deliveries. Tnited Pete . 5 — ¥ Wyo-Kans. ——-—--_. 1.135 1.60 Higher quotations on hogs gare firmness to provisions. G creeks Elk Bazin . Lance Creek Closing Quotations. CHIC4GO, Dec. 9.— | Hamilton Dome |Third 4% (08%! Fourth 4%= WYOMING CRUDB OIL MARKET. $1.90) Rock River $1.50 .90| Salt Creek 90; Big Muddy 1.40| Mule Creek - Today’s Markets by Wire FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY 50 50 17 12 Mexican Petroleum . Sinclair Oil .. Texas Of . Pan-American Pete . U. 8. Steel Union Pacific R. R. .. FORZIGN EXCHANGE. Sterling Francs 50 36 Victory 4%s 1.40 1.40 _-- 1.88 In Bicycle Race}:::« . High. Low. Close. | $1.18, $1-12% $1.15 Inmbs $8.75@10.00; ewes $2,504.00; 1.08% 1.01% 1.08% L : |ssee } 7.76 @ 8.50. uu am y|| Livestock Mart}. ; 3 a Six Teams Tied “38% 38% 88% | _ CHICAGO, Dec. S. Bureau of 39% 38% 39 | Markets).—Receipts 5,000; active; beef steers, fat she stock and bulls 15 to — -_ 15.00 26c higher; good 1,505 pound steers $9.00; top yearlings early $9.35; bulk £80 8.75 2.80 beef steers $7.00@8.50; cannern and NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Six teams 925 215 922 |cutters slow; veal calves 25 to 60c/were tied for the leadership in the! Figher; bulk vealers $8.50@9.00; stock-|annual six-day bicycle race in Madi- 780 1.70 7.97 Jers and feeders strong. son Square Garden at 8 a. m. today, May -.. 2.10 8.10 797 3.05 Hoge—Receipts 28,000; active, 15 to the 104th hour. _ tfe higher than yesterday’s average; Potatoes. mostly 250 higher; butcher hogs up most; two or smaller local houses in Two Stock Solici: CHICAGO, Dec. _9.--Potatoes—| narket; top $7.50 on light lights; bulk tors 180 pounds and down $7.20@7.50; bulk 200 pounds and up $6.80@7.15; pig: 10 to 150 higher; bulk desirable $7.40 @7.50. Sheep—Receipts 17,000; _ikilling classes opened steady; some fat lambr figure 25¢ higher, considering quality fat lambs to packers and shipper: $11.256@11.50; best not sold; plain ligh yearlings $9.25; wethers $6.75; ewes $6.00. Idaho encked rurals 1.75@1.86 Butter an Eggs. CHICAGO, Deo 9%.—Butter—High er; creamery extras, 45c; firsts, 35@ 43c; seconds 32@34c; standards, 38c. Egss—Unchanged; receipts, 3,050], Denver Quotations. DENVER, Dec. 9. — Cattle — Re ; steady; beet steers $5.00@ and heifers $3.50@5.10; @9.00; bulls 2,00%43.00 Poultry. stockers and feeders $4.25@6.00. EICAGO, Dec. 9.—Poultry—Altve,| Hoge—Receipts 200; steady; top one lower; fowls, 14@22c; springs, 21c;|Joad mixed $6.15. Shesp—Recetpts _700; _‘_ stronger Building Costs Lowered By haviffg us send your interior finish you save from $20 to $30 on the average 5-room house. Just tell your lumberman to have us send your finish. Casper Mfg. and Construction Co. $ Phone 1096-J H. E. Grude Corporation owns and operates apartment buildings and does a general in- vestment business. Pays 12 per cent annual dividends besides creat- ing @ surplus. Some stock still available, which can be.purchased at $1 per share in blocks of fifty shares and up. This corporation {s a Casper company, owned by Casper peo- ple and invests its money in building homes for Casper people. Over $100,000.00 was spent by us this year and not $1.00 was sent out “BLE. Grude Corporation Office: Casper Realty Co. Phone381 108 South Center Street SNYDER’S~ ° Terrace Gardens CASPER’S AMUSEMENT PALACE FIRST WEEKLY DANCE. Under the Auspices of THE AMERICAN LEGION FRIDAY, DECEMBER § COME ON, BUDDIES! MAKE YOUR DANCE A SUCCESS MRS. ELSIE B. HUGHES Premier Dancing Instructress Hours—2 to 4:30 and 7 to 8 P. M. TOMORROW NITE—10c DANCE Wanted Phone 10963 for appointment. 1 The dollar he earns for Beef Only Phone 35 147 South Center Oh woman give heed, and believe me indeed, For the words that prattle are truth. If your husband, you would please, = Don't go on youreknees, But tackle his stomach to sooth. Don't feed him on pie, or soon he will lie ‘Where the tombstones are thicker than flies. But give him to eat the sweetest of meat Eastern Corn-Fed WHITE MARKET “The Market That Is Different” SHOPPING AT CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. Che Casper Daily Tribune MART LEADERS | ARE JGNORED) = NEW. YORK, Dec. 9.—Copper— Firm; electrolytic, spot and nearby 19%c; later 13% @l4c. Strong; apot and —.-rhy, futures, 32.00. Tron Steady; unchanged. Steady; spot 4.70@4.8¢_ ee, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 192) oe —. TODAY AND TOMORROW OF OUR DECEMBER REDUCTION SALE REDUCTION ON ALL SUITS a COATS Leather Coats and Leather Vests, ‘Mackinaws, Hats, Caps, Dress and Work. Shoes, the Famous Ralston : Shoe Included - Many have taken advantage of this money-saving sale. Why not you? Zine—Quiet; East St. Jouis deliv- ery, tpit 4.90@4.95. Arumony—Spot $4.6004.55. ~ Silver. ‘ NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Foreign bar silver, 64%(c; Mexican dollars. 48% c. ——_—— { ‘Stocks Generally Firm Strong at Opening of Exchange ding. NEW YORK, Dec. $.—Trading in \the stock market today was dull and perfunctory. Standard issues showed ;only occasional activity and special- | ties closed et mixed gains and |The close was steady. Sales approxi- iS 550,000 shares. NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—With few troleum opened unchanged, but goon rose 1 point. Corn products and Pitts burgh Coal and Northern Pacific also were firm to strong. «California Pack- | ing was the only issue to show acute weaknoas, declining 1% points. Prices teadied within the first hour, how- lever, buying of Canadian Pacific | Royal Dutch and some of the promin- ,ent equipments and shippings con- tributing to the better tome. The 5% per cent opening rate for lemand loans acted as a check upon Jongrations for the long account dur ing the morning. Coppers were ac |tive and strong, however, at gains of 1 to 2 points. Some of the popular fis and food issues also improved ith various secondary specialties WASTE IS CRIMINAL ECONOMY A VIRTUE YOU CAN SAVE EASILY WITH US In these days of high prices and ad- vanced living costs you have a double in- centive to save. : The savings bank account of today represents the foundation of many a fortune of tomorrow. paaiig Se aw reserve is not difficult after ve begun it, but the impor- tant thing is the start. We invite you to make that start with us. Selling pressure again was most per sistent in motors, shippings and tobac cos, Chandler, Bosch Magneto, Strom: berg, Mercantile Marine preferred United Fruit, American Tobacco an¢ Sumatra Tobacco reacted 1 to 3 point® ) Occasional dealings in rails were most jly at moderate concessions. The ir | regular tone of the bond list was at- {tributed to further realizing sales. | Money. NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Call_ money firm; “high 544; low 5; ruling rate closing bid 41, offered at 5; last |. ‘Time loans, firmer; 60 days, 90 day: jand six months 6@5%. Prime mercantile paper 5@5%. Foreign Exchango—Irregular. NEW ‘YORK, Dec. 9.—Great Bri tain—Demand, 4.10; cables, 4.10%. France — Demand, 7.66%; cables TS iaty — Demand, 4.36%; cable: ap ahs — Demand, 7.36%; cables | "Germany — Demand, 0.50%; cables 89 PAY-DAY SPECIAL Casper’s Finest Grocery Store Extra Say Roman Beauty Apples, large:size, per box —__......... 2 Niet TR a Pe SP Extra’Fancy Spitzenberg Apples, large size, per box —.....-...--.-— S Otds Dip Tap Yi ty Large Grape Fruit, 46 size, Florida Grown, OS C5 ana aN NRL PL SRE SE Laan 2 Seo ae ' Small Grats. Fruit, 80 size, Florida Grown, each, 10c Blue Hill Butter, per Ibu.....-......04. 48c No. 1 size Del Monte Fruits for Small Families. Apricots, each... Blackberries, each ——.......—. White Cherries, each__...__- Black Cherries, each .._.... Peaches; in halves, each. Peaches, sliced, each... Pears, each —_......._-_. Demand, 35.83; cables $3.85 you buys. No. 1 size Ainsley’s Fruit Salad, per can....—....-.....30¢ Blueberries, per can—_...____..____37 Or Three Gooseberries, per can__......—_—.+..37 for Pears, per can... ST 00 Red Raspberries, per can.....—_...37 . Wh’@: Cherries, per can....______..__. Grapes, per can............ vat No. 2 Size Canned Fruit, Heavy Syrup. 37: No. 214 Size Canned Fruit, Heavy Syrup. De Luxe or Green Gage Plums, per ca’ 10c size bar Fairy Toilet Soap—It Floats____. 10c size bar Fairy Toilet Soap, 12 bars for...’ 2 large pkg. Star Naphtha Washing Powder__.50c Vine Run Pears, No. 2 cans, 5 cans for.......__......93 Bailey’s Bread, 3 loaves for..... punoee. 114 E, 2nd St. No. 2 Size Canned Vegetables. Good Cut Wax Beans, 8 cans. 2 Brown Beauty. Beans, 3 cans.... Flag Tiny Lima Beans, 2 cans._..__...... Flag Genuine Red Kidney Beans, 3 cans... Extra Fancy Spinach, 3 cans.____... Flag Succotash, per can....._______. -25C ‘ No. 1 square.can Del Monte Asparagus Tips:...._-50c 9 No. 214 square can Del Monte Pork and Beans, BB OMTIS LON aaah eho 15-oz. can Del Monte Sardines, Tomato Sauce, 4 PRB CF a agit otal aa ie le a c 15-oz. can Del Monte Sardines, Mustard Sauce, 2 cans for_—_____.__.... oer Extra Fancy Norwegian Smoked Sardines, 3 cans, 58c 1-lb. wood box Bopeless Codfish, per box ....__35c Mosteller’s Extra Fancy Comb Honey, Ib...._.._.30¢ J.S. B., White House or Solitaire Coffee, per lb. Lipton’s. Tea; 14-lb. can... Bird Seed, 8-oz. pke..... oem Wr'atit’s 1000 Isle Dressing, bottle. Mclihenny’s Tobasco Sauce, bottle. Dromedary Dates, pkg.......... Stuffed Dates, per Ib___-__..____. ae Sa Fancy Layer Figs, per Ib.........—._..__.... Citron, Lemon or Orange ‘Peel, per Ib.._...___...65¢ The Time Is Short—Just Two More Days MOTHERS—We carry a complete line of boys’ shoes. Come and get them at 20 per cent reduction. - Qh, Yes! Cane Sugar is still 13 Ibs. for ..- $1.00 Potatoes, per cwt., by the bag. Sc SEs. Potatoes, 28 Ibs.__......... ___... eI: THE GRAND GROCERY . Phone 13 Opposite Telephone Bldg. in New Zuttermeister Bldg. We Deliver to Any Part of the City—Money Back if You Are Not Satisfied. ; Successors ” 260 So. Center St., Casper, Wyo. Phone 425