Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT WMRKET MINDER 1S OFFERED GAS SUPPLY’ Material for extension of the Producers & Refiners gas ne from Riverton to Lander, Wyo., a distance of about 30 iiles, is on hand at Riverton and definite decision regarding he project will be reached at a meeting to be held in Lander arly in April. If sufficient guarantee df patronage is prom- ed the extension will be made. The gas comes from the Gas company, the distribution agency Producers and Refiners’ well in the PRRINS REACH |} Sand Draw field, Fremont county. ‘ in Riverton, and has been succeeded \"" H. J. Boisdort. | Union Test Strikes Water. | signed os manager for the Fremont Announcement is also made from | Riverton that R. M. Hancock has re | The Unjon Of company of Califor- | nia struck a heavy flow of water in GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS'(, ou semis. | Black’ Tail . Capital Pete Columbine Consolidated Royaty— Chappell _ Cow Gulch 2..,, Domino -. Jupiter . Kinney - Lance Creek Royalty Lusk Petroleum . Mike Henry ......... Mountain and Gulf Northwest serene Outwest New York Stocks Associated Press Leased Wire Atl. Gulf@ W. Indies ......... Baldwin Locomotive he Ceaner Heim we rihnne STOCKS STRONG = NN Y. MART is Short Interest Given Another Setback in Trading on Exchange. Mt) NEW YORK, Feb. 20—The short [interest in the stock market sustained another setback today on confident 25% | buying of rails and the popular indus- 119% | trials and specialties, Sales approxi- 139_ | mated 800,000 shares. 36% | gains were ‘cced in a large number Re of inactive 1ssues as well as the Tecog- 130% | nized leaders. United Fruit advanced 32% 16% and International Harvester, Iron 64 | Products, Division Chemical, Wilson 58% | Packing preferred, Kelly-Springficld, 20%4 | American Tobacco, American Sumatra, id Beles Sie Glide hte aca ee Ree A Senis-Ru 1} 3) SacusJawier@ Surveying and x WYOMING MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Sidg. Picardy — - 08 cl 5 . geet. ; |the Tensleep sand encountered at 1,- = 3g one et, Od Pas. 38% | preferred and United Drug first pre- F Early Advance in Chicago | 570 feet in its test of the Cottonwood pte rages FE 33 jChine Copper ......... 25% | ferred, 2 to 3 potma Market Extended in Wheat | structure, Park dounty, Wyoming, ac Z pigs 4 13, |Colorado Fuel and Iron 27 ‘and Corn Sales. ‘cording to Cody reports. The water were} et. Crop dam-j Big Gasser Breaks Loose. nd the P' ,800-pound gas pres Sunset ..... Western Oil Fields. Mtn. Producers $11.62 $ 11.87 “4 |Corn Products .. 04 |General Asphalt . 1.37 Int, Mer Marine pfa. |General Electric . Ignoring the six per cent money rate in the final half hour investment Tom Bell Royalty .... et lesa x. 1s. 6 ]other cas: the bond market is not 2 be cased off and drill 4 |Crucibie Steel .. jis and high class industrials made TYPEWRITERS | ued for several hundred feet to teat | Westere Exptorasion. 2.30 [Erte oan scnenees 10% leureher gales Waewkece SNES oe He Tong | gach thet tho original bond inne could a re hs high] the lower formations. Unda Pats ere. $2 |Famous Players- 81% | profits was indicated. The closing was 115 ~ bs All 2 $2 | easy. - 152% 107% 108% these mortgages are closed and ROYAL STANDARD Makes: REBUILT MACHINES What fs the “Philadetphia Pian?” prronetedaee’ Wyo-Kans 95 105 | Genera ; 96% 97 Payments if Desirod A fresh upturns in Diver: |,,Attempts to hook the Producers &| Wyo-Tex. %. 81 |Gocatieh Go. 1 ssa | sew TORK, Feb. 20.—Foreign oils = 105% 105%) The laws of Pennsylvania do not||| CASPER TYPEWRITER x wanpeared to be chiet.|etiners big gasser and ofl well on| Western Oil 84 186 |Great Northern, ‘ped. 7hxg | were the outataniditeg featune at the aa Pavogniae @ conditional sale and for f coording to field nd-| era north oe Santi eng me | Western States 28 $0 |Iiiinois Central ...-.-.----.--. 98% | tive and firm opening of today’s stock ciuacaeeanleationeeatees te day without rain or snow| per pincline met with’ falle the bred fof of Seem 15 -18 inspiration Copper .-..-.-..--. 8B} market. Adjustment of export taxes PROnaioeba DASEe toe rec octonis ‘Rocuna bas been adding to losses| (it iron fittings Were DlOws tela: NeW YORK CURB CLOSING —('ri-rmationt! Harvester ....,. 87% )"otween the Merican government and Plan. Unuer this plan the notes are Over White's Grocery und it was indicated that conditions i ies were blown tol marine ... ens8 (113 8 72% | \merican companies resulted in an Saieied daesal deste iota Gon: te an an, n Oklahoma were worse than 3 wuai Paper 48% | >pentng advance of 1% points for Mex- x heretofore been generally believed. | Sure Teleused. It has been brought un-| aferritt "8.50, 8.78 Invincible ON yates 14% |-an Petroleum, this being doubled Fee ort en oo apy nerd gos g prices, which ranged from|;c oro! Sain and heavier fittings | Gienrock Oil 3 98 Kelly-Springfiela Tire 38% | he next few transactions. The agentes Weteearesé.” sho oe. 1% to 2% higher, with May 142 to] may peen Ordered to hold it im. The) Sait Creek Pris. —— 13.26 13.87 Kennecott Copper . 274% | strength of foreign exchang> with ‘onan | Cortes dc the galetoeby on the deems ac 1.42% and Jzly 1.25 to 1.26, wee fol-| 59 areata Sic an ra i about) salt Creek Cons. —. 9.00 9.25 Louisville and Nashville 113 | British and French remittances at new the rolling stock assigned to the trus- lowed by decided further gains and]. immense flow of po Sddition to! prog, & Refrs. 5.25 5.50 Mexican Petroleum 122% | “igh levels, prompted further covering a lines | ‘The railroad company guarantees then a moderate reaction. The eam’ odotny carter in, | ee 5.87 600 Miam! Copper ... 26% | \¢ sllort contracts in rails, equiprsnts| company consisting of additional Tines| tne principal and interest. ‘The notes Mill and Cabinet Shop Later the advance was resumed, and] s.cigent when a two-ton trobk losdat O. Indiana 83.00 86.37 suuue States Oll ind other speculative favorites. Afis-|onnecting with the main line must have Pennsylvania trustee and Phone 1743W closing figures were the highest of Sig x" | Cities Service Com. .. 269.00 171.00 Midvale Steel .. souri Pacific preferred rose 1% points,| western Prcific. if the railroad agrees to advance funds East Railroad Avenue with supplies was destroyed by fire when the wheels in passing over a ga line broke the pipe and the gas was ignited. Three workmen were slightly burned. In the Ferris field of Carbon county oll has been cased off in the first sand in the Producers & Refiners’ well No 11 on section 25 and drilling was re sumed at 1,212 fect. Well No. 7 ts drilling again at 2,233 feet after run ning 8%-inch casing. Wyolll Well Near Sand. St. Louis and San Francisco common |— 77%] ne point and the coalers, especially 17% | Reading and Lehigh Valley, gained 100% | 'arge fractions. e 79%] Sugars and chemicals represented 2% | the firmer jas. oe aa Last weeb's accum of low 55% | Tice or speculative was re- 24% | sumed on @ broader scale during the 764% |™orning. St. Louis Southwestern 33% [common and preferred, St. Louis and 14 | San Francisco commen and preferred, 74% | Southern Railway common and pre 53 | ferred, Chicago Great Western, Kan- Missouri Pacific... $ 96.92 New York Central . = 96.80 N. Y., N. H. and Hartford ... 95.70|Norfolk and Western 96.82|Northern Pacific ...... 98.72 Oklahoma Prod. and Ref. 97.36 Pacific O .......00ee+e. 97.96 Pan-American Petroleum .-.... 100.24, Pennsylvania Peopl Gas Reports that Germany was purchasing huge quantities of Argen- time and Canadian wheat and that Japan also was in the market as a uyer did a good deal to accelerate the upward swing of values, especial. Tho finish was for taxes, etc., the notes are tax ex- empt in Pennsylvania. 8; Jast loan, 6. Call loans against ac- ces, 3%. oro Ieann firm; 60 days, 4% @5; 20 days, 4% @5? six months, 44@5. Mercantile paper, 4% @5. First 48 ...---------.---- Second 4s First 448 . Second 442 -----—----s--.--- Third 44s Fourth 4 Are equipment form of investment? Yes, decidedly so. The road must have equipment and will continue to pay the installments and interest on equipment obligations to the exclusion of practically all other forms of debt. y for May delivery. trong, 4c to 6% net higher, with May $1.4 4 to $1.46% and July $1.27% to tain—Demand 4.39, cables 4.39%; 60- day bills on banks, 4.36. Receivers almost always keep up the France—Demand 9.15%, cables 9.16.) payments duo on these obi! Ttaly—Demand 5.04%, cables 5.05. - me y — Demand 8.70%, cables Pure Oi o- Ray Consolidat Copper ...... Reading .... ‘orn and oats ascended with wheat n starting Sc to le higher, May 63% c to 63%4c, and then came a slight further advance. Corn as well as wheat tonched a Well No. 3 of the Wyo-Ill Oil com _/ TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. pany in the Lost Soldier field, Carbon county, Wyo. section 11-26-90, i standing full of ofl while 10-inch cas ing is betng run preparatory to com Dieting the producer. The hole ha been carried to a depth of 1,552 feet while No. 2 came in a good produce at 1,665 feet. new high price-record for the season. Announcement of a decided increae of the visible supply of corn failed to check the upturn of the market. Corn closed firm % to 1i%c net higher with May 63% to 63%4@% In oats, the opening was %c to %e higher, May 41%%c to 41%c and later there were some additional gains. Provisions followed the upward course of hogs and cereals, Newcastle Test Resumed. Drilling has been resumed on the test well being drilled on the L. A. K. ranch near Newcastle where 200 feet of ofl is said to be standing in « 460-foot hole. In the Paul Young wel south of Newcastle casing is beinr Closing Quotations. Open High Low Close 142 1.46% | pulled to correct drilling trouble, fo 1.25 1,274 |lowing which work will be resumed. Prospecting permits have been ap 63 .83%| plied for on several thousand acre: 06 .65% | extending southwest of Newcastle {1 townships, 41 and 42-63 of what ir 41% 41% | known as the Alkal! Butte structure. “ 42% 43 aed ; Court Judgment Entered. 21.00 The Pennsylvania Tank line com pany secured a judgment for $4,18° 11.65 11.77 | against the Riverton-Wyoming Refin- 1.85 11.97 | ing company in district court at Lan- der, Wyo. 1122 11.47 1115 (11.25 Sand Hills Well on Pump. Sand Hills Dil company's well No. 1 in the Ferris field, Carbon coynty Wye., made 80 to 100 barrels of oi! a day under pump without Jowerin the level of ofl in the hold, accordins Butter and Eggs. CHICAGO, Feb. 20—Butter tasy; creamery extras Sic; first 31@35c; seconds 28@300c; standards 34%c. Eggs lower; receipts 16,693 casee;|to Rawlin’s. reports. Officials of the firsts 29c; ordinary firsts 26@@27c;|company accept the test as assurance Ss 28A: of a good praducer. a In the same field the operations of the General Petroleum company, plo neer operator, have been held up by freezing water lines but work will soon be in full blast as @ result of moder- Today’s|ate weather. in —_— Bair Camp Improved. Improvements being made to the Bair camp in the Lost Soldier field in- DENVER, Colo., Feb. Great Western Sugar company today advanced the wholesale price of sugar 20.—The 10 cents a hundred pounds. advance makes a total -advance price of 30 cents a hundred pounds since the first.of this year. ————————— ~ BUREAU ORGANIZED 70 MARKET PRODUCTS HERE RIVERTON, Wyo., Feb. 20. — Or. ganization of the Frqmont County Farm bureau was perfected at a meet- ing held here for the purpose of dairy and vegetable products during the coming season through a central agency. It is intended to market much of the production in Casper. 1 was made president tion; Frank Lichty, president; Herbert Jensen, sec- retary and treasurer, and J. FE. Hun- ter and Keorge W. Johnson, addition- al directors. The membership totalled 18 at the imitial meeting. DYNAMITE CAP EXPLODED, BOY HAS NARROW ESCAPE RIVERT Wro., Feb. Connor, Jr., son of R. M. charge of work on the FR: lamation project, had lacerated and suffered inj fiying bits of steel when a dy; cap which he mistook for a .22 cali. er shell with the lead removed was exploded under the stroke of a ham- mer.A boy companion with Connor at the time ‘also had a narrow escape. ‘The lad's condition is not serious. pairs to the electric generating plant recently damaged. “ Southwest Rebuilds Rig. Southwest Petroleum company is re- building a rig recently destroyed by fire over a test well being drilled near. Saratoga, southeast of Rawlins, Wyo.. and erpects to be drilling again within The location is on iprings. ‘The Armstrong interests of Rawlins: have completed the erection of a rig and camp on section 35-24-88 of the Obrien Springs structure in Carbon county, Wyo., where the Ohio com- pany struck a flow of gas in a test well. The Ohio may not resume drill- ing until spring as a result of frequent interruptions from cold weather. Japan Possesses Big Oil Fields, Facts Are Hidden 20.—Ralph NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—Charges that propagandists have concealed the extent of Japan's oll possessions are made in a statement issued today by the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical engineera, at the open- ing of its annual meeting. “Japan possesses much mpre oil than her propagandists have, tried :to make the world believe she has.” the statement says. £ At the present rate of consumption according to the statement, Japan has three centuries of supply while the United States has only 20 years of probable oil reserves. ee Harry O. Warton, attorney at Jaw, has moved his office from the O-S bufiding to Smith building, just across Sécond street, 2-18-3t FOR SALE—Best residence and in- come property in city; everything considered close in; southeast loca- tion by owner. P. O. box 1606. 2-20-3t* Building, size 40x18; tock River alt Creek sig Muddy --__ ule Creek 61% | 25 City Southern, Texas and Pacific, Union Pacific .... | United Retail Stores . | Trancontinental Oil Uv. aostly steady; spits weak; early top, 28.75; bulk Beef steers $7.00@8.00; oul sales about stead: vis firm. Hogs receipts, 58,000; fatriy active, snostly 10¢ higher than Saturday's ~verage; most big packers holding yack; top $10.60 for sorted 180-pound averages; bulk $10@10.50 some strong veights up to $10.25. Sheep receipts 22,000; opening. slow; early sales about’ steady; fat lambs, early $15@15.60; best held higher; shearing lambs, early $13.25@14. teady to strong; bulk bolognas Butte and-Superior . #3.85@4.10; fat bulls largely $4.35@ Cela. Petroleum .... ; calves slow; quality piain; early Montana Power ... stockers and feed- Shattuck Arizona ..... Great Northern hour later. 8. Ind. Alcohol | United States Rubber CHICAGO, Feb. 20—(United States| United States Steel sureau of Markets.}—Cattle receipts|Utah Copper . 1,000; beef steers and fat she stock,’ Westinghouse Willys Overlana American terum of the Consolidated Stock ex- change today. An involuntary petition in bankrupt- cy, alleging that the company had lia- fexican | dollars, bilities of $500,000 and only $150,000 ieee PERO - tar: sellers generally asking higher; few/|assets, was filed in federal court an Money. Judge Learned Haud| sew YORK Cal mon: named Arthur F, Gitthold receiver in s whic af $25,000 bond.” Blectiic .2.1 Ore sos-e 644, | Western Pacific and New Orleans, ‘Texas and Mexico rose noints. Royal Dutch and Pan-Amer- ‘can followed the further rise of Mex- bo NEW YORK, Feb, 20.—Copper— 65% | Easier; clectrolytic; spot and near by, 4% [12% @18%c; later 13%@13%C. 13% | ‘Tin—Easy; spot and near by, $29.63: 264 | futures, $29.37. 48% Iron—Steady; No. 1 northern, $190 19.50; No. 2 northern, $18.50@19; No. ‘Tribune want ad. Silver. NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—¥oreign bar| strong; high, 6 per cent; low, 4; rul- ing rate, 4; closing bid, 5%; offered at — Demand .44%{, cables If you want to sell it quick, use a Plush Flour Made from choice “Turkey Red” Hard Winter Wheat gro on the non-irrigated lands of Eastern Colorado. It is impossible to produce a better flour at any price. Eyery sack is guaranteed to give satis- faction, Ask for PLUSH when ordering. FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS Pioneer Warehouse & Trarsfer Co, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS : Phone 10093 Casper, Wyo. Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Feb. 20.—(United States Bureau of Markets.)—Hogs receipts, 9,000; slow, mostly steady to 10c lower; bulk 180 ‘to 210-pound butchers $9.75@9.85; bulk butcher, 2.10 to 300 pounds, $9.40@9.70; packing grades $8.00@8.50. Cattle Yrecetpts, 9,000; beef steers, stockers and feeders, steady to lic lower; top beeves, $8.00; others classes of stock generally steady. Sheep receipts, 7,000; lambs, 65@ 50c higher; bulk $14.40@14.85; early top, $14.90; some held higher; sheep strong; ewe top, $8.00; feeders, strong shearing lambs, $1 Denver Quotaions. NVER, Feb, 20.—Cattle — Re ceipts, 3,800; market steady to weak;) beef steers, $5@7; cows and heifers, $5@7; calves, $8@10.50; bulls, $2.50@ 3.50; stockers and feeders, $5.50@7. Hogs—Receipts, 1,600; market 10c higher; top, $10; bulk, $9.50@9.85. Sheep—Receipts, 7,200; market 15c and 25c higher; lambs, $14@14.50; ewes, $7.25@7.50; feeder lambs, $13@ 13,75. Brokerage Firm Is Suspended NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—Suspension| of Kohler Bramar and company, stock) brokers, was announced from the ros- CHICHESTER S PILLS Hesicd, wih Piso Riches: > yeartinown as Dest Select Away Red DRUGGISTS SOLD BY EVERYWHERE . The Union ° Mill Co. Is prepared to take care of all kinds of cabinet work. Also job work of any de- scription. 402 S. Durbin Phone 1462 WHAT DOES THE CHIROPRACTOR DO? x & The Chiropractor is specially trained. Primarily he is trained to know what region of the spine is involved in any abnormal condition, Trauma (accident) excluded. Secondly, he is highly efficient in determining which segments of the spine are at fault; and third, he is a spe- cialist in restoring those segments to their proper posi- tions. This is all he does. He uses no’special apparatus for this purpose. His work is done entirely with the hands, and when he accomplishes his purpose, namely, the restoration of the spinal segments to their normal po- sitions, health is the only possible result. ° Drs. Suite 318, Midwest Building RESULTS COUNT! and A. 6. Jeffrey, Chiropractors GRADUATES PALMER SCHOOL Phones—Office 706, Res. 93 The SSE Way J WhereDo You Sell Your Furs? Who Pays You the Highest Price? RICHARD GREEN 516 West Yellowstone FURS, PELTS, HIDES AND WOOL : ING AUTONO] ENSave rope Our service on tires and automobile-equipment is good. Only first class standard goods storked: by us. 500 East Yellowstone Phone 1473R We Would Be Very Glad ToFigure — 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 rfaterial, come in and give us your ideas. We will figure the bill of mate- rial and the cost. O. L.Walker Lumber Co. West Railroad Avenue Phone 240 evesenrosecouescoososcoecessossoseseresesenss®