Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT FINANCIAL SITUATION EASIER IN RESERVE DISTRICT, BANK STATES Agricultural and Livestock Interests are Receiving | eeded Assistance and Prospects at Much End of First Month of Year Bnghter KANSAS CITY. Mo., Feb. 1.—A general slowing down of industries and heavy decline in agricultural values during the year 1921 is indicated in the monthly review of the fed- eral reserve bank of Kansas City, made public today. | review covers the states of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Okla-|Bethichem Steel “B yoming and New Mexico. homa, Colorado, W. A h re, ho loans by ban’ of their oyn funds or bi the federal reserve cke of wheat reduced, it said, few ¢ manufacturing int! flour clared, was ab in many cases lower than before t! war The winter wheat condition was points below the December average for ten years. has been sown to his crop, large part of the crop in Kansas has been damaged drought. The extent of this dama; has not been ascert: ned. and wester Coal mining showeé a severe slump for the whol due in part to the strike in the Kan-/ 609 carioads. “no mar-/ eas fiold, and in part to ket.” The loss from the latter cau was the largest ever recorded in t! district, it Is declared. Mild weathi ation at the be view declares. inter- ‘are grad = HALTORI on farms Leading Oil Districts of Mon- barrels the high recot fon mm 1921, it is de- Uvities in those Mon’ normal with prices |#U‘rounding such cehters as Winnett, A Gecreased acreage. by The W-, ported still slow, sale groceries. notably in whol: Seasonal unemployment has been augmented by the packing house rike. “While packers have been heir plants,” gays the re- t a very con of employes are ae bo COLD FAILS T by; tana Report Continuation of Development. 0 ra| Specktl to The Tribune. he! HELENA, Mont., Feb. 1.—Winter weather has not altogether halted ac- a ofl fields Lewistown, Roundup and some sec- tions in the vicinity of Miles City, 33/Judging from the reports filed at the — eee being authentic, ports: with the secretary of state show that sh{pments of crnde from the Cat Creek and Antelope Creek fields adjacent to Winnett for the last week in January were 127 6° 'carloads. That addvd to other ship- ments during January brings the total je month to approximately he a mm The cold wave in the vicinity of se’ Winnett seems to have definitely lift- he ed. With a cloudless sky a moderate er temperature prevails, and auto and and the fact steam plants are running truck travel to the oll fields is being on lower schedule have contribut to this condition, {t is said. ed stimulated accordingly. sue Wweowna refinery at Winnett has The Jead and zinc mining industries concluded contracts for crude ofl that ar, according, to mpared with 1920. the review, ‘The output of petroleum showed {n- wi The average daily increase! ma crease. of crude oll over 1920 was 8,930 b: rels, and the year-end showed creased drilling activities in practic: ly all flelds. Building has showed an have kept up remarkably winter months. Collections in into t WHEAT GAING ON BRITISH DEMAND Heavy pean Interests Has Stimu- lating Effect. CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—Wheat scor @n advance in price today at the out- set, helped by an unexpected’ uptui tions at Liverpool. yesterday from this side of the lantio than was at first reported hi further stimulating influence. delive difference between the two widened to 1 cents, equality so far. which va’ mont Opening quotation in al. compan increase, ™ both in number of buildings and in !ng of additional wells on the com-|Shattuck Arizona . total value, and building activities D4”. many lines are re- Purchases for Euro- The fact ropeans bought more wheat At May y of wheat appeared to be more in demand than Juty and the price the greatest in ed from unchanged figures} ve shown a marked decline for the will insure the maintenance of day- as light runs for a long period of time. There is a ready sale for all the Weo- products, and the profit and per- ncy of the enterprise seem as- d. The No, su well of the Mosby O11 on section 21-16-30, Antelope eek field, is now on the pump and king about 60 barrels a day, Drill- 8 lease will await the coming of he ®ssured settled weather, favorable to outdoor wor The Frantz corporation well on the southwest quarter of he northeast quarter of section 14-15-29, Cat Creek field; is reported to be making 210 barrels of clear oil a day. Reports from tho No. 5 well on the Homestake ground, being drilled by the Mid-Northern, are that depth of 300 feet has been attained and satis- factory progress is being made. Com- pletion is looked for at an early date, as the ground {s considered proved other producer will be added to the Homestake string. Definite assurances ere reported from the Great Northern Ol! company of Great Falls that it will begin the work of completing the old Seattle- Platwillow well on February 15. Ai cording to statements given out, a Standard derrick wil be built, the 5 316nch cashing pulled and the hole underreamed to carry the 6%-inch casing to additional depart of several hundred feet. Failing in commerdial production the hole will be again re- duced and deeper drilling will proceed. A syndicate is Being formed at Win- nett to drill a well on the Mitchell holdings in the Antelope Creek field. Precise location 1s no announced, other than the spotting will be of the No. 2 producer of the Mosby Oil company, in section 21, The public service commission has ruled that the same rato for natural | od rn ad hs ns, to Sc higher, with M $1.19 tol gas established for consumers at. Bil- $1 and July $1.04% to $1.04% hall ajso apply at Laurel, were followed by &: around. Pacific divisional point 15 Subsequent ownc ig to real ¢ of Billings. The belt line ize profits broug a setback In fall by the Ohio compa: and pric: but onl nstent sort %e to 1% to $1.19% and Ju! Corn and oat prices were studied by wheat the upward tendency of the merket. After opening unchanged m shade higher, May 535% corn held close to the initial range. Country offerings t2 arrive light. net higher, May Gc to we Oats started unchanged, May 39 and later showed but little variation. Provisions declined in line hog values. Closing Quotations. Open High Low Close 119 1.19% 1.18% - 1.05% 2.05% 1.03% 54% 544K BB 55% 56 55% 39 -39 38% 39 9 40 40 39% 40 Pork— May ...18.00 18.25 18.00 18,10 Mar ...10.00 10.05 10.00 10.05 May 0.25 10.30 10.28- 10.25 Ribs— May ...940 945 237 9.45 July 9.55 Butter and Eers. CHICAGO, Feb. 1—Butter— Unchanged. Exxgs—Lower; receipts 5,655 cases: 32 ordinary firsts B4cz miscellaneous, 25@36c; ator firsts, 22@350. to 53%e The close was firm %c to %c wi refriger- te re | th LING New York Stocks Associated Press Leased Wire LAST SALES. American Beet Sugar . American Can American > American Ameriéan American American American 5 American International Corp Locomotive Sumfitra Tobacco . American T. ang * American Wooien Anaconda Copper jAtchison ... AtL, Gulf and ¥ Baldwin Locomotive . Baltimore and Obio }Candian Pacific |Central Leather H apeaxe and Ohlo ...., |Chicago Mil. and St. Paul .. |Chicago, R. I. and Pao, . Shino Copper ...... | Colorado Fuel and Iron . Corn Prodvets orthern Ore Ctfa. . ntral .. ation Copper er Marine pfd. International Paper , Kennecott Copper Louisville and Nashville Mexican Petroleum Miam! Copper ex ‘iv Miidle States Ol Midvale Steel . Missourl Pacific York Central Y., N. HL, and Hartford . Norfolk and Western ... Northern Pacific ..... Oklahoma Prod. and Ref. . Par-American Petroleum . Pernsylvania ex div People’s Gas ...... Pitsburg and West Va. . Ray Consolidated Copper ... Reading Rep. Iren and Bteel Royal Dutch, N. Y. Shell Trans and ‘Trad. . Sinclair Con Oil ...... Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Ol of N. J. pfd. . Studebaker Corporation Tennessee Copper . Texas Co. Texas and Pacific .. Tobacco Products .. Trancontinental Of! ..... Union Pacific .... U. 8. Food Products .... U. 8. Retail Stores U. 8. Ind. Alcohol United States Rubber .. United States Steel . Utah Copper Westinghouse Willy's Overland ...,.... American Zinc, Lead and Sm. .. Butte and Sueprior Cala. Petroieum . |Montana Power 31% 100 884 63 48 28% 1101 111% 36 19% 9% 126% Pure Ol [Invincible ; General Asphalt . Omaha Prices. Markets).—Hogs—Recelpts 12,000; |to 26¢ lower; bulk $8.25@8.6 }$8.86; packing grades $6.75@7. Cattle—Recelpts 6,700; fully steady; steady to strong. 50c higher; bulk $13.00@13.40; $13.50; sheep strong; best ewes $7.60; feclers steady. | Chicago Quotations. jot Markets).—Cattle—Receipts 8,000; jearly sales beef steers strong to high } x top $9.25; welght 143 pounds; steers $ .75@7.85; she stock and stock: consumers there. \ Omaha, Feb. 1—(U. 8. Bureau oth 15 top beef steers | and she stock mostl 10 to 16c¢ higher; heavy beevos- $3.00; bulls and veals stockers and feeders Sheep—Receipts 6,500; lambs 25 to top CHICAGO, Feb, 1—{U. S. Bureau er; mostly on shipping account; early bulk Minois Pipeline company, subsidiaries of the Standard, from the giant gasser in the Mik Basin field in Wyoming, 72) miles south of Billings, passes through Laurel en route to Billings. Cousec-| tions have been made at Laurel, and! supply at that point 1s available to < Pete Columbine .. Consclidated Royalty Caappell Cow Gulch Jupiter Kinney ...... sance Creek » Mike Henry Mountain and Northwest jutwest Refg. Bank and Producer's Western Exploration. Wind River Re! United Pet Wyo-Kans Wyo-Tex. Vestern Oil Fiolds v. O. F. Rites ... Y ou ons Western States . NEW YORK CURE farine Olt fountain Producers ferritt Henrocl jalt Creek Produc talt Crock Con. . *rod. and Refrs. futual Zocond A%s Third 4%s8 fourth 4% . Victory 4%s Grass Creek elk Bazin - 5%} Lance Creek Hamilton Dome Rock Riv Salt Creek Big Muddy Hoggs Receipts 25,000 hogs; practictal @9.00; pigs slow, desirablo $8.86@9.007 few ally steady ors $12. lambs. Denver Quotatior DENVER, Feb. $6.00 7.00; calves $8.00@10.50; Hogs—Receipts—13,000; to 160 lower; top $9.0! 8.95. 25c higher | | | Geologists Print Co. Phone 27 1 A Few Days Left In Which You May Avail Yourself of the Opportunity to Save 20” ’ On any Gas Room Heater in our stock. All Gas Heaters are now on sale at a 20 per cent discount from the regular price. 119 East First DON’T DELAY St. Phone 1500 Oil Securities Furnished by ‘iaylor and Clay 24 CLOSIN' W. F. Dunn 1.10 1 2.50 86 10 36 26 % iG. ers and feeders strong to 150 higher: bulls weak to lower; calves nteady. fairly ac- tive; largely 13 to 25c lower than yer terday’s average; some ight ff more top $9.25 for sorted 150 to 6' pound it 9,15; bulk $8.75 25 to 0c lower; bulk $9.15. Sheep—Recelpts 17.000; slow; gener fat lambs early to city butchers $14.00; shippers $13.8! clippers $12.00; fat ewe top jearly $7.50 talking steady on feeder ns. 1.—Cattle—Re ceipts 750; market steady; beef steerr : cows and heifers $4.75@ bulls $3.25@ stockers and feeders $5.50@6.75 market bulk $8.75@ Sheep—Receipts 1,800; market 15 to lambs $12.00@12.65; ewes 6.50@7.00; feeder lambs $11.25@11.7! Surveying ‘:nd Locations Oil Expe .- Oil Field Maps Blue Prints Wyoming Map & Blue P. O, Box 325 Rm. 10, Lyric HAY, GRAIN AND FEED Best Quality, Lowest Price {industrial Ave. N Casper Gas Appliance Co. pack Che 'Lasver Deily Erihune STOCK OPENING. 5 IRREGULAR Special to The Tribune. CHEYENNE, Favorites in Recent Trading west Improve and Some Fall Off in Opening Sales. NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Trading ative industrials anc rails were list- suarking up of the call money rate Rent necessity. to 6 per cent caused some selling of the usual leaders in the afternoon. Gulf States Steel reacted 4 points and Pierce Arrow preferred droppal 2%. —_— —> wdeotals. NEW YORK, Feb. fly upward, the leathers, Cocoa Cola 13% @lc; futures, 13% @14c. and General Asphalt rising 1 to 3) points. American Ice, American Woolen, coppers and.tractions contribu:ed to the better tone of the final hour. The closing was firm. Liberty strengthened, the 3%s making a new record at $100.30, |futures, 81.25. Iron—Steady and unchanged. Lead—Steady; spot 4.70@ 4.80, spot 4.55, Antimony—Spot 4.45. NEW YORK, Feb, 1—Stocks re- cently responsive to concentrated buying were again tid up materially at the opening of today’s market tol’ create bullish entiment. The well. known {esues variet only a trifié from yesterday's closing and a fow leaders such as Crucible Steel, Bethis- hem Stevt, Studebaker and New York Central were off slightly. Kresgo ad- vanced 3 pcints, Gulf States Steel 2% Manhattan Elevated 2, Lorillard To- baceo 1%, National Lead and Texas & Pacttic 1 point, and Union Pacific, Mexican Petriceum, Cential Leather, American Ice and American Can %4 to %. Former favorites were almost entire- lyeignoréa in the further advance of specialties during the morning. Amer- Kresge, Blectric Battery were the out- standing features at gains of 2 to 3% ‘oints. Davison Chemical, Texas Gulf Sulphur and Industrial Alcohol aver- ged 1 point gain. Union Pacific and “exas Pacific rose 1 and 2 points re- spectively but Canadian Pacific war seactionary. Mall order and chain tores were heavy, Sears Roobuck los ng 2 points. Selling of Studebaker nd Chandler was associated with fur her cuts in automobile prices. Call money opened at 5 per cent. Forelgn Exchange Firm. NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Great ‘ain—Demand 4.28%. cables 4.29. France—Demand 8.35, cables 8,36% 70, cables 4.70%. Belgium —- Demand 1.95%, cables 7.96, Germany—Demand .49, cables 49%. Holland — Demand 37,02, cables 37.09. Norway—Demand 15.88. Sweden—Demand 25:45. Denmark—Demand 29.15. Switzerland—Demand 19.50. Spain—Demand 15,20. Greece—Demand 4,43. Poland—Demand .03%, ‘Czecho-Slovakia—Demand 1.96. aArgentine—Démand 35.87. Brazil—Demand 12.75. Montreal 95%. strong;“high *; low 90 days 4% @5; ‘six month 4% @5. Prime mercantile paper 4% @5. a Silver. silver 66%c, Mexican dollars 50%c. ™ 7: 54, —o-> Sittig--t24h or aa a WHDOD mm 1h? 24 — Bri ‘We're reliably informed that cold weather’s coming. Yor know that your home needs the installation of a new heating system and you are quite roll- ably informed that we are the proper plumbers fo attend to that matter. e ‘ ? HONE 711 Anna Bell Wyoming Oil Co. StockhsJders 10 Please ask at postoffice for your mail at General Delivery window. Very ‘impor- tant letter addressed to you. ' W.E. PATTON. EAST IS SEER today’s very quiet stock market was @Verage about 50,000 barrel daily, he extremely mixed. Specialties made = Lepr Be te So eed further irregular gains, but represent- pete . apa rome aes 4 le less. Sales approximated 875,000 °F than that which Wyoming refin- ehares. qn immi- made in an address to the Lion's club.| and 1.—Copper— Selected shares, however, moved stead- «Steady; electrolytic, spot and nearby, ‘Tins-Easier; spot and nearby 31. Zinc—Quiet; East St. Louis delivery, | Money. NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Call money, " ruling Fate closing bid 514; offered at 6; last Ioan Time loans, firm; 60 days 4% @5; NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—¥Forrigo bar | CHANK PLUMBING | * CHICAGO, Feb. Steel company’s report for the year ending }D. Clark, vice president of the Mid-|Ile-today, shows net profits of $510, Refining company, stated here|728 compared with $4,107,060 in 1920 today that it probably will be neces-|and $10,535,067 in 1! gary to constvuct a pipeline from the/it was equal to about ‘Wyoming oll fields to the Missourijon the 1,012259 shares outstanding. to provide a market for the |After payment of $1 a share in divi- dends the year’s deficit was $503,236. —_——_——— Welton, your id Office for a rmit No. of ions three five (5), nine B \all in Township t West, in Natrona 7; | ming. eae | erwise Th NOTICE, To B. W. Anderson and H. L. to all whom it may Take rotice that I have made ap- tion in the Douglas, Wyoming, North, Range seventy-eight WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922. - Inland Steel ~ Profits Down 1.—The Intand tors, oncern: rs oil 6591 for parts (3), four (4), mm (10) an hirty-four (34) (78) ‘ounty, Wyo- That since August 1, 1920, every rt by letter, telegraph and oth- has been made to age ips Intericr demand brought under March 5y1922, in before thrown ont. pain of being That unless answer this vertisenient before that time may forever forfeit and interest in above property and your and said will become the property of other locators as their interest may appear. J. G. WHEELER, Publish Jan. 26, Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22, 1922, > * NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOC! Ke HOLDERS MEETING. is hereby given special meeting of the stockholders of F. W. D. Freighting Company, ‘, tien, corpora: has be call for February 10, 19: at 10 o’clock a. m. at ‘doom 806; Gon is lidated. 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