Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN Che Casper Daily Cridune SOR NT FRIDAY, 16, 1921. a + special Christmas program is being COLLIERIES CLOSED. Zinc--Quiet; East St. Louis delivery |A is cs | spot 4.00@4.95. prepared and those who wish to join | SCRANTON, Pa., Dec. 16.—Six co:. > . Antimony—Spot 4.60. are asked to do so at the next meet- |ileries of the Temple Coal compa: y Today’s Markets by Wire tng. Alto, bass and tenor voices will lin this vicinity closed down yest: : Foreign Exchange Irregular. necessarily need to be at the first because of dullness the coal ° ° ° ° e e ° : * a — a ENR ne _ A | NEW TORK. Dec, i6-_Great Bri-|™eeting on the work of the new mu- |market. aeerestinn: ay: 4,000 were FURNISHED BY TAYLOR & CLAY IS SLUGGISH eax 416%, cables 4.17. | 0! Prosram. ts te. Be yd : | France—Demand 7.84, cables 7.84%. | =e —— Ground Floor Oil Exchange Bidg. Phones 203-204 Italy—Demand 4.54%, cables 4.55. Belgium -~ Demand 7.50%, cables Y 761. , a ; = * . - c i-| Germany—Demand 5 51. Starting yesterday morning the New York Oil company in- LOCAL OIL STOCKS. Wy0-Tex 25.2005 200s 20% =O pace ater a an een Hollané—Demand 3030 cables 36.36 ‘i : creased its daily gas delivery to the refineries here 4,000,000 | Bessemer .. 24 26, | Western ‘OU Fields -. 1.90 Let ~~ t O pil vity Norway—Demand 15.20. W A N E D $ cubic feet. The additional gas will be used to provide fuel | Bie Indian .. cette a age ates id FE PomPs- | 5 4 for the operation of the new refining units that will be re-| Boston-Wyoming} 89 |Mountain Producers $ 10.75 $ 11.00 3 quired to handle the increased output of the refineries in con- | Buck Creek 2? | NEW YORK CURB CLOSING. righ Re RE i Brot typed 3 nection with recent favorable contracts secured by the local | Burke -.- - 108 12 | Merritt 987 10.12 ay Bvt ee tole ante coarae Sel z plant. Blackstone Sait Creek 33 35 |Glenrock 0! 1.22 37 er Hat dleplayed little creeper $ Approximately 23,000,000 cubic feet| Black Tati ee | 06 Flay's unusual activity. Foreign oils, 2T®#!— | 4 of gas a Gay is now being delivered |Capitol Pets 00% 00% | Salt Creek Con. especially the Dutch group were| Montreal 929-16. } t re creage 4 through the pipelines of the New| columbine ies ee ‘ heavy, Pan-American Petroleum also| | : ’ Bs nde Sey trom ths Bey Consolidated Royalty 123 easing. Metals reacted slightly, the Choi Traini I 3 This total includes about 3,000,000 | Chappelle... ef Ganity baviag-jtseg: acumlat ats ee rake Linge Pip amlermentanss conte weeny pumnase ¢ cuble feet of gas that ts bene used | Domino ‘ pri Opened b Church favorably located Salt Creek acreage—also royalty in- ? ly for domestic purposes. Elkhorn . 06 P a4 terests. Submit offers vith complete details to 3 E. T. Williams 68 | Mexican Petroleum .37|1% paints. Houston Oll, California Pe- os : ‘Will Resume at Boone Dome. Wraite > 2 2.15 \sinclair On . "12 |troleum, Davidson Chemical, Sears 4 nAfer having spent over a year t7-| Gates ied mere on are. 41.16 47.62 | Roebuck, Corn Products and Coco Cola] In order to enlarge the member- z _ ing to casing out o! is tes! ole 5 ? were firm to strong. Forel, x- | shi f~ the choir of the Christian ve|* Jupiter 02 Pan-American Pete .. 55.00 Ferg Se) Stipe ch ( “} ‘ Rains 2: ‘Wheat ee aoe in ‘the Boone Dome country, sald tolxinney . ni i a wea Y $4.50 | Change showed further irregularity on|church a special offer ts made to any Lo ie '° 4 Bearis! rates on Trading |e ona! of the: Geepest: holes tn cee lance Croce aGanEe ie Union” Paniric 3. : 126.62 | the German reparations situation. one who wishes choir training to meet 3 al pening. state, the New Yor company Petrol pee + = * Call money opened and renewed|at the home of Miss Doris Van Meter, Consulting um i Dou: 3 es week announced that it had been suc- a, rns tee FOREIGN EXCHANGE. into next week at 5 per cent but pos-/443 South Durbin street, at 8 o'clock yor Ageh os vi io a slas, Wyo. : i . cessful in removing the last joint of Mike Henry ring woe $4.16 sible recurrence of yesterday's 6per| Saturday evening. Boys from 12 to 16 53 CHICAGO, Dec. 16—Wheat aver-| pipe from the hole. Scchente sana France . .783 |/cent rate acted as a check on opera-| years of age and girls from 12 years > aged lower in price today during the} The well will now be put in shape] oh west Marks tions for the long account during the|and older are especially asked. syed early dealings, the market being bear-/so that drilling at a depth of 4,030 Outwest lére .. morning. Selling pressure was direct- Some splendid work has been done ishly affected by news of some rain in| feet can be resumed immediately after Picardy Call Money | ed against secondary equipments, not-|by the choir, and im order to swell Kansas and Oklahoma and by gener-| the holidays if weather permits. inivecton LIBERTY BONDS. ably Lima Locomotive, Railway Steel|the colume more singers are needed al rain in other parts c* the winter This hole has been an expensive Red Bank 3 a4 ‘3 $94.94 Spring and Pressed Steel Car at re- crop belt. Besies, the Kansas state| undertaking but will be carried to | Rev fume v5.50 13% nce ROR RS Tein potions of LGts Fayette,” Baldwin report added 15,000,000 bushels to the] greater depth if necessary to finally | ROvSst gma Ho Bi can aakcscns: "34 | Looomotive, ‘Federal Mining & Smelt- yield as estimated in the August re-| determine whether there is. commer- oe mini etigaies cece < at Aus ing preferred, American Sugar, Na port. Bearish crop figures from Ar-|cial production in the deep forma- Waters Exsloration ails “Ke tional Biscuit, United Fruit and West- gentina were also given notice. Open-| tions of the district. bg Wrdtatierteateen Thira.4Ke ern Union yielded to the same extent. ing quotations, which varied from the same as yesterday's finish to %c low er, were followed by moderate general setback and then by rallies which, however, failed to hold. Subsequently the market flucuated often but with in a narrow range Bulls made capital of the smallness « Kansas farm reserves as compare with a year ago. The finish was un settled, Sc net lower to Kc advance, with May $1.12% to $1.12% and July $1.03% to $1.02%. Corn and oats were relatively firm influenced more or less by prospec tive Russian relief deraana. After May Livestock Mart CHICAGO, Dec. 16—{U. 8. Bureau| Hamilton Dome -. f markets).—Cattle—Receipts 7,000; narket dull; beef steers and fat she stock weak to 25¢ lower; quality plain; ulk beef steers $6.50@7.50; veal valves, canners and cutters weak; vulls, stockers and feeders steady. Hogs—Receipts 47,000; light and ght butchers 15 to 20c lower; others 10 to 15¢ lower than yesterday's av- d 04 ++ U.45 1.60 ‘Victory 4%s . WYOMING CRUDE OIL MARKET. $1.90; Rock River -~ - 19 |e Creek .. United Pete . WyoKrnns Fourth 4%s na-s—---+---- 31.50 ~ 1.90] Big Muddy -. --- 1.40|Mule Creek , Yentories and tangible assets, the com- pany is entering the new year on @ sound basis. The company’s surplus now is $15,813,258.30, the report shows, Tubing Prices Cut $5 a Ton Fp abe RIOS ASS NOTICE TO BURKE OIL COM. Prices rallied partly before noon, the cheaper domestic ofls, motor special- ties and tobaccos leading the recovery. American International, International Paper, International Harver§er and Famous Players also were firm. bond market was dull and featureless. Silver. NEW YORK, Dec. 16,—Forelgn bar silver, 65%c; Mexican dollars 49%c. Money. NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Call money, firm; high 6%; low 5; ruling rate 5; closing bid 5; offered at 5%; last loan Yc off to %c higher, seiktce 53%, the aoeal market hard-|’Tage; packing sows steady; big pack-|| PITTSBURGH, Dec. 16.—Tho Na-| PANY STOCKHOLDERS, 5%. ened a little all around. ‘ra doing very little; top $7.30 for} tional Tube company announced a re-| The Chappell Oil Company,; Time loans, firm; 60 days, 5@5%; 90|/]| When They Come From Slowness of export call tended later} ‘cht lights; bulk 180 pounds and up/duction of 2% points in the price ot} which holds stock control the | days. 5@5%; six months, 5@5%. The close was un- © advance with to check buying. settled, i4c off to May 53c to 53%c. Oats started unchanged to Kc high er, May 37% to 37%c and then scored slight general gains. Provisions were easier in line with hogs. Closing Quotations. CHICAGO, Dec. 16.— 36.65@7.00; pigs 10 to 15c lower; bulk] all base sizes of tubing. This, officials esirable $7.25@7.35. Sheep—Receipts 9,000; fat steady to 25c lower than yesterday's ow time, Sheep and feeders slow, bout steady; best fat lambs to pack early $10.00@10.25; some held good light yearlings $3.00@3.26. lambs | mately $5 a ton. $8.50;| stone, president, told stockholders of! pell Oil Company, light ewes up to $5.00; heavies|the Firestone Tire & Rubber company tional Bank Buildin, Burke Oil Company, will exchange said, meant a reduction of approxi-| Chappell stock for Burke Oil Com- |pany stock upon a basis of three |shares of Burke for one share of 4 Sha) FIRESTONE TAKES LOSS. | “This offer is_open until Dee AKRON, Ohio, Dec. 16.—H. S. Fire-| ber 20, 1921. Mail stock to Chap- 702 U. 8S, Na- ig, Denver, Colo- at their annual meeting today that rado. after taking a loss of $16,000,000 in in- Publish Dec. 10 to 20 inclusive. Prime mercantile paper 5@5%. Metals. NEW YORK, Dec. Firm; electrolytic, spot 13% @14; later 14. : Tin—Easter; spot and nearby, 33.75; futures, 33.50, Iron—Steady; unchanged. Lead—Steady; spot 4.70@4.80. 16.—Copper— and nearby, City Shoe Shop 118 W. Second St. Don’t Forget to See Our Boys’ School Shoes at 20 Per Cent Discount. We call your attention to the investment features + of this stock. Eastern marketing arrangements under way and we anticipate higher market prices. Extra dividend 2 per cent payable on December 20. Give us your bids and offers. Taylor & Clay, Inc. Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyo. yt Sad refriger-| Druids, who went in procession into the forests to collect it. 42c? miscellaneous, 43@44c; ator firsts, 35c. Ponltry—Alive, unsettled; fowls, 14 heater, silverware, embroidery scissors, nut set, hand painted china, fancy clocks, ivory manicuring set and Wheat— Open. High. Low. Close. Dec, 16.—Cattle — Re- Seg SEES = = = = —— ‘ ~$1.12 $1.13% $1.12 $1.12% strong to higher; beef 4 9 - 1.03 1.03% 1.02% 1.02% @7.00; cows and heifers, ns calves, $6.50@9.50; bu 3% .B3%C« DM 53 stockers and feeders, $4.5 54% 55 ‘ 54% | , 100: = a as an eae A eat EN H You Have Nine More Days for Christmas Shopping. ; 9.50; ewes, $3.50@4.50; | The following suggestions may help you for Mother, = 14.70 $8.00@8.50. i . n 8.000 2 | Fe Father, Sister and Brother. RAT NEBRASKA MASONS ELECT. | 5.90 OMAHA = Dev. 18 NOBEEY Ns : a FOR MOTHER—Electric percolator, electric toasters, Metz of Nebraska City, was electe . : 5 --. .... 755 | grand high priest of the grand chap- || electric ion, reading lamps, cut glass, community, % --- 785 |ter of Nebraska, Royal Arch Masons, hand-painted china, aluminum and ovenware, clocks at the annual meeting here today. and shears Provisions. The largest attendance in several . CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—Butter—Uneet-| years was reported. The next meet- 4 x . fleq; creamery extras, 43%c: first,|ing will be held here in December, FATHER—Safety razor, shaving brush, pocket knife, 3414 @4ic; seconds, 32@3%c; standards, | 1922. thermo bottle, smoking set, golf clubs, golf balls, tools ar. ——_——>—__——_ Eggs—Lower; receipts 3,399 cases:] Ancient races held the mistletoe in > and auto accessories and carving sets. N firdts, 45@46c; ordinary firsts, 40@] «reat veneration, particularly the SISTER—Electric curling iron, electric curling iron P. O. Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric ewt.; sacked Idaho Minnesota ditto $1.60@1. Red Rivers $1.60@1.7 J sacked rurals $1.85@ @22%c; springs, 210; turkeys, 38c; roostéxs, 15%4c. Surveying and Locations P. flower vases. Potatoes. A Gevlegiter on eae. jatented BROTHER—Rifle, shotgun, ammunition, golf sup- 30, Dec. |.—Potatoes— il Fi a ik ri 3 steady; receipts 13 cara; fotal United Beg eos ty oi a Ble ' plies, hunting knife, hunting axe, game carrier, foot- States shipments 448;° Wisconsin 4 ball, basketball, baseball gloves, striking bag, boxin: marks round whtte $062,605 Swi Sian ee: f gloves, razor, smoking set, knife, sled and flashlights, Any of these make a practical and a useful gift. We also have a most complete line of toys, dolls and Christmas decorations at prices that are right. Holmes Hardware Co. Holmes to Homes Phone 601 ewt.; wt WILL SAVE YOU MONEY The Casper Manufacturing and Construction Ass’n. Burlington Ave. and Clark St. It is the simplest and yet the most practical tool known for this purpose. Is usually run in connection with an ordinary casing spear. Made from the best steel obtainable. Manufactured by us in all sizes. How the Kliewer Works Study the drawing to your right which shows the tool in operation. “This shows the casing parted in the hole when an ordinary casing spear is used to take hold of The Kliewer Casing Hitch Below—Phamtom View of Hitch in Operation j Announce That They Are Now Engaged in Building | Truck Bodies and Cabs jf} OUT OF THE HIGH RENT®DISTRICT | AND PRICES PROVE IT Special Attention Given to Repair Work. CAMPBELL HARDWARE CO. DAY AND the lower joints. The Kliewer Casing Hitch is then run Telephone NITE 1096-J and takes hold of the top of the rope socket and at the hg same time takes hold of the casing. The rope is then cut and the casing pulled out of the hole. This device has made many stripping jobs unnecessary and thereby saved large sums of money to the oil producers. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS We Would Be Very Glad To Figure Write for Descriptive Folder C Electric Percolators Electric Grills Electric Coffee Urns Electric Coffee Urn Sets Community Silver Pyrex Casseroles and Stands 147 South Center The Bridgeport Machine Company YOU CAN BUY OR RENT ONE FROM ANY OF ! OUR BRANCH STORES General Offices and Shops Underreamer Factory AUGUSTA, KANSAS MARIETTA, OHIO Tulsa, Kaw, Okla.—Ft. Worth, South Bend, Ranger, Breckenridge, Rising Star, Texas—Florence, El Dorado, Kansas. On any building or improvement you might have in mind. If you have an idea what you would like but don’t know exactly what it will take in material, come in and give us yourideas. We will figure the bill of mate- rial and the cost. O. L.Walker Lumber Co. West Railroad Avenue Phone 240 evevecessvesaeasesesess Phone 425