Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1922, Page 11

FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1922. BILLINGS, Mont., March 24.—The Gypsy Oil company, 4 subsidiary of the Gulf Oil corporation, controlled by the Mellon family of Pittsburgh, United States treasury is a member, is preparing to drill a wildcat on section 13-31, 1 west, near the town of Dunkirk, Toole county, Montana, 35 miles south of the Canadian bor- WHEAT RALLIES ON CROP NEWS Setback in Conditions in Oxla- homa and Kansas Encour- age Demand. CHICAGO, March 24—Some ad- verse crop reports from parts of Kan sas and Oklahoma together with indi cations of new export business led to ‘&& moderate advance in wheat prices . today, althogh bears had the advan vantage in the first part of the board ot trade session. The market closea unsettled, %c to %c net higher, with May $1.32% to $1.32% and July $1.15 to $L18%. CHICAGO, March 24.—Wheat aver aged lower in price today during the early transactions, with Miquidation of May holdings a feature. Bears contended that the amount of wheat in sight in the United States, in Canada conditions and thta the domestic mil!- ing trade is disappointing. Initial quotations, which varied from Ke de cline to %c advance, with May $1.31% ‘After opening unchanged to %c high er, May 58% to 59%c the market re of which the secretary of the der in what is known as the Sweet- Atchiso oy efforts of the crew to lift it for underreaming, but it stubbornly re «asts efforts to get it loose. Even if it «# loosened, the entire string will have <0 be pulled, as the shot at the bottom | K iis ih g F i eh ul Ti { Hi & H a g Bg iy H sf Shipments of crude from the Cat Creek and Antelope Creek fields have totaled 896 cars for the first 30 days of March, thus practically keeping up the average of 20 cars daily, which volume began with November of last year. It is understood that all of the wells in those tao fais sre being pumped to capacity, the sur- plus above shipments going into “ge. As there is strong demand for the crude by refineries it is certain shat present volume of shipments will vontinue for a long period of time, if -ndeed it is not increased a ttle later vn by the drilling of new wells in the eroven areas. It is known that the yroven areas will justify the drilling »{ a8 many more wells as now are pro- sucing in Cat Creek, and as there is vonfidence in even higher price levels ‘or crude, an extensive drilling cam- pangn is confidently looked forward ‘o for the remainder of the year. |Inspiration Copper Internationa? Harvester Int. Mer Marine pfd. International Ircvincible Oil .. Keliy-Springfield 5 & : @ g Zz & — Petroleum Middle States Oil Missourt Pacific” New York Sentral ....22 Ll sane Rep. Iron and Steei - Royal Dutch, N. Y, \Sears Roebuck ... Sinclair Con. Off {Southern Pacific . Southern Railway |Standard Oi1 of N. J. Studebaker Corporati: | Tennessee Texas Co. jon Pacific United Retali Stores U. 8. Ind Alcohol . |United States Rub! |United States Steel Utah Copper ...... Butte and Superior . Cala. Petroleum Oe Tarerver valle Orihrne SECURITIES STANDARD BONDS. *) MMRKET LEADER) Early Weakness on New York Exchange Overcome by Buying Rallies. EW YORK, March 24.—United ates Steel, Studebaker and other | « popular stocks were in strong demand today. Early weakness elsewhere was Electric overcome under the influence of these} Western Union, 649 es, and in the afternoon the mar. s a whole rose briskly. Sales ap imated 1,000,000 shares. Bond Permit Sought. WASHINGTON, March 24. — The Minneapolis, St. Paul and Ste ing for both accounts was on @! Marie railroad asked the interstate scale in the final hour, the short commerce commission today for per. ‘action being intimated by the broad} mission to sell $2,500,000 in first re- demand for many leaders. The clos-| funding mortgage six per cent bonds ng was strong. The road's application declared that es pies t had $4,893,000 in tax and other NEW YORK, March 24.—Reports|debtedness to mect immediately and y.j that ft was able to secure 101% for that a merger of several of the second-| {he‘honds from a New York backing ary railroads of the middie west i8/ syndicate if the commission allowed contemplated imparted strength to sev-|the sale. ral of those issues at the opening of ye ae today’s stock market. Ann Arbor cor Maxwell Gold Notes Met. mop and preferred made early gains DETROIT, March ‘The . strong ing industrials and specialties} 14q@%,. Prime mercantile paper 4% 6 mainly downward. Beet Sugar,| dy. American Ice and United Drug for- 4| felted one point each and steels, equip: Silver. ments and oils continued to ease NEW YORK, March 24.—Foreign Coco Cola was strongest of the special-| har silver 65c; Mexican dollars 49% ties, gaining one point. ee oles Call money opened at 4% per cent Metals. the highest initial quotation of the}! Jo week. Paper specialties were carried] NEW YORK, March 24.—Copper down in the irregular reaction of tho| %#ier: electrolytic, spot and near by, first hour. International Paper com-| 12% @1%c; later, 13@13%c. wae mon fell 1% points, the stamped pre-| Tin Quiet; spot and near by, $29.25; ferred four points and Union Bag] futures, $29.37. and Paper 3% points. Sugars again unchanged. reacted to reduced prices for the re- Spot, $4.70@4.80. fined product and Standard Oil of New} Zinc quiet; East St. Louis delivery Jersey extended yesterday's reversal, | Spot, $4.70@4.75. Investment rails were sluggish, but] Antimony—Spot $4.25. Ann Arbor common and preferred and Pere Marquetté common and preferred Foreign Exchange Steady. made more substantial gains in con-| NEW YORK, March 24.—Grea' nection with merger rumors. Motor|rin demand 4.38%; cables 4.35 accessories, especially Bosch and| day bills on banks 4.35%. France de Stromberg, leading steels ‘and promi-| mand 9.06%; cables’9.07. Italy 5.13% . nent equipments also moved forward] cables 5.14 Belgium demand 8.44% Library Books with American Smelting, Mercantile! cables 8.45. Germany demand 30% bles 30%. Holland demand 37.78; Marine preferred and Sears Roebuck, responded to heavy buying of specu-| Switzerland demand 19.46. Spain de. 50,000. The ent ‘Wilson, of the Maxwell Motor corporation. com] CASPER STORAGE GROCERY of 1% to 1% points, respectively and/financial position of faxwell Mo Pere Marquette common and preferred also improved but major rails were] inces 4. Time loans firm; 60 days! duil and irregular. Changes among! :%@%; 90 days 4%@%; six months| PAGE ELEVEN tor corporation is revealed by the re-| position as indicated by the action of cent action of its executive commit-| the executive committees, is the direct tee in voting to anticipate by two|result of the favorable manner if months the maturity of series “A” | which the motor buying public has ell gold notes amounting to $3,- | received the New Serics good Maxwell ire issue, which is | cars. © 1, 1922 is to be retired April} According to Mr. Wilson, the af- vancement made by Maxwell may be Further strength of this company | regarded as an added evidence of a |is evidenced by its condensed finan-| general return to normal condition in cial statement and by the fact that no| the automobile industry, particularly bank loans are carried at the present jin the case of those mani William Robert ufacturers, who are in a position to accept every President | buying and manufacturing advantage .| thus enabling them to offer the ut- most_in_ motor car value. Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK Richelieu Pacific Coast Sardines, packed in Mus- tard sauce, tomato sauce and spiced 25c can, 12 cans $2.85 Richelieu Norwegian Imported Sardines, packed in purest olive oil .--20c can, 12 cans $2.25 Richelieu Tuna Fish, white meat, in pure olive oil, No. 1 siz Sc can, 12 cans $7.25 No. \% size. ..35c¢ can, 12 cans $3.90 Nearly all Tuna Fish are packed in Cotton Seed Oil. Richelieu No. 1 tall fancy Red Salmon, 65c can, 12 cans $7.50 Richelien No, 1 flat Royal Chinook Salmon 60c can, $2 cans $6.75 Richelieu No. 4% fancy Red Salmon, 40c can, 12 cans $4.50 Richelieu No. 2 Sninach.___....25e can, 12 cans $2.75 Richelieu No. 21% Spinach.....30c can, 12 cans $3.45 Richelien Spinach is washed in seven waters. It is thoroughly cleansed and free from grit. A spring tonic. Richelien Macaroni, Spaghetti. Vermicelli and Noodles. 12-0z. pkgs. Entirely different from ordinary goods....___..___.20¢, or 2 pkgs. 35c Richelieu “Our Best” Grade Coffee 1b. tins... 5! 2-1b. tine $1 Ae Not an acid Coffee but a rich, 8-Ib. tins_.$1.50 Mellow blend that will make 5-Ib. tins....$2.50 breakfast a pleasure. Richelieu Orange Pekoe Tea. The finest grade of Black Tea that comes to this country in commercia] quantities, wil] make 400 to. 500 cups per pound; really cheap in price per cup. 14-lb. tins. 506 1-Ib. tins. $1.00 We have Pan-fired Japan Tea for lovers of Green Tea. We carry a complete variety of the best Tea obtainable, Pure Fruit Jam, all flavors, in 1-Ib. 10-oz. glass jars 65c each, 12 for $7.25 ° ° ° the latter gaining two points. cables 37.81. Norway demand 17.76. Carried uu Bill United States Steel and Studebaker | Sweden demand 26.15. Denmark 21.20. Continuation of drilling in the Dox Montane Vower |. lators caught on the short side, but|mand 15.57. Greece demand 4.26. Pol Jil company‘s well on the northwest Great Northern Ore 36 the general movement was confusing.|and demand .02%4. Czecho Slovakia Richelieu 1-Ib. jars Jam..__..._50c jar, 12 jars $5.65 ening a little more iuarter of the northwest quarter WASHINGTON, March 24. — A| United States Stoel touched 95%c, a|demand 1.78. Argentine 36.75. Brazil| MM, , SOAPS Benejeions were inclined to mB tt con: 2 1 south, fange’ 33 man living in the country wants to|rise of 1%c, while Studebaker reached |demand 13.87. Montreal 97%. Crystal White Soap._...._....4 bars 25c, 100 bars $5.75 peice mirected by, weaknens : keep up with new fiction. There is no|1.06%, up 2%c. Sugars, Mexican olls ae P. & G. White Naptha Soap 7 bars 50c, 100 bers $6.25 For those desiring an extra high grade White Laundry Soap. Ocean Pearl White Soap___.3 bars 25c, 100 bars $7.25 Richelieu House Brooms, made from genuine Whisk Broom Corn, two sizes______$1.25 and $1.50 We carry a high grade of cheaper Brooms, bookstore nearby. His mail is deliver-jand American Ice were especially| The women of ancient Greece and ed by rural carrier. Often there is a} weak. Ann Arbor shares fell back on|Rome wore flexible bandages to pre- free library in the town from which | official denial of the reported merger |serve the figure, but the forerunner of the mail man starts. Being out of|with Pere Marquette. the modern corsct dates from the sec- reading matter he writes for a book. —_ ond half of the sixteenth century. It It would be mailed free under a bill Money, then began to be fashionable to cor Representative Green, Republican,| NEW YORK, March 24.—Call mon-| press the waist, and by the beginning Iowa, has introduced. Once read, it}ey easier; high 4%; low 4%; ruling|of the seventeenth century the ex would go back, free. That is, if the | rate 4%; closing bid 4; offered at 4%;|treme wasp waist had made its ap. Green_bill_gets through. last loan 4% call loans against accept-] pearance. pach od el TE township | hat the sand in the Amsden forma- Gastatinns on, which is giving flow of ofl that SESS oer High. Low. Clow] licates good commercial production, feet thick. May - . 131% 138% 130% 132% July . - L17% 118% 116% 1.18 Trucks are now hauling In a en, pressure cement pump and other Sekt = 59% 59% 58% .59%]-quipment necessary for cementing rary 63 162% 6144 62% | off the water and sand encountered ‘Gate 2 an upper horizon in the Dox oil. 31% 36% 87 39% «=—.38%HOCD 19.05 10.89 1057 10.80 105 1080 11.05 10.50 1045 10.50 1000 © 9.92 10.00 CHICAGO, are Butter low , Marc! = er; creamery extras 33c; firsts MG@ 37c; seconds $1@33c; standards 37%c. Eggs higher; receipts 25,779 cases; first 23@23%; ordinary first 21@21%c; miscellaneous 22@2%c; storage packet extras 25%c; storage packed first: 4% ° Livestock Mart | Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, March 24, — (United States Bureau of Markets).—Cattle re- eeipts 5,000; slow; generally steady on all classes; good yearlings $8.75; best heavy steers early $8.50; bulk beef steers $7.25@1.75; quality plain; veal ealves fairly active mostly $7.50@8.50 to packers; shippers paid $9.50 to $10.00 for choice handy weight calves Hogs receipts 21,000; market active; Better grade lighter weights steady; others mostly steady to 5c lower than yesterday's average; top $10.50; bulk $9.75 to $10.30; pigs steady to strong; bulk desirable 90 to 120 pounders $9.25 9.50. \ Sheep receipts 7,000; fat sheep and fat wooled lambs about steady; fat shorn lambs strong to 25c higher; top ywooled lambs $15.50; no cholce lights here; shorn: top early 13.25; wooled yearlings $13.50; average 105 pounds; good 128 pound shorn wethers $9.00; fed head medium wooled ewes $8.50@ 9.50. Denver Prices. DENVER, March 24—Cattle te ceipts, 900; market steady; beef steers $6.50@7%.75; cows and heifers, $6@ 7.15; calves, $8@10.75; bulls, $2.50@ 4; stockers and feeders, $6.25@7.25. Hog receipts, 200; market 10c to Use higher; top, $10.30; bulk, $9.75@ 10.25. ” Sheep receipts, 5,100; market steady: lambs, $13.25@14.75; wethers, @ 10.25; ewes, $9@9.59. ‘Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., March 24.—(United States Bureau of Markets)——Hogs re- ceipts 6,1 active, steady to 10c high- Surveying and Locations Geologists Oil Experts Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints WYOMING MAP AND BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Bldg. ——____ Agreement In Crane Dispute Held Possible CHICAGO, March 24.—An agree ment in the legal battle between Herbert C. Crane and his former wife, Miss Elida Piza, Costa Rican beauty, was said to have been reached by attorneys representing the principals in the case last night and will be signed in court next week. According to the agreement, Miss Piza will give $25,000 bond to either keep Antonio Raphael Crane, 3 year old son, in the jurisdiction of the Kane county circuit court, or pro- duce him fn court on order. ‘The second point sets forth that Mr. Crane will pay approximately $74,000 representing the unpaid por- tion af the the $100,000 alimony award that went with the divorce decree, with Interest as computed by her, while the third clause declares that Miss Piza will waive all other claims against Crane. The former Mrs. Crane is ill in a hogpital at Geneva, DL er; bulk 180 to 310 pound butchers $9.75@9.85; top $9.95; bulk 215 to 325 pound butchers $9.50@9.75; packing grades 25c higher, $8.50@9.00. Cattle receipts 1,500; beef steers and she stock slow, steady to 15c lower; stockers and feeders dull; bulls and veals, unchanged. Sheep receipts 3,000; lambs strong to 16c higher; bulk $14.65@14.85; top $15.00; clipped lambs $12.25@12.85; sheep and feeders steady. : Mountain States Oil Digest A Valuable Booklet for the Oil Man Containing complete and authentic information on over 500 ofl, gas, refin- in Reck Mountain Region. Just pub: “A Gusher of Information” Price $1.00 | On sale at News Stanés or sent post paid en receipt of price. | The Commercial Printing Co Midwest Refining Bldg. Casper, Wyoming, on Ka aoa ante Guetoute cetera oe fected the well will be swabbed and S55 =221N SILT GREEK The Mosher Syndicate well on sec- tion 19-89-78 in the southern end of the Salt Creek field, flowing by heads and under strong gas pressure produced 482 barrels for the first 24 hours,"ac- cording to an accurate gauge of pro- uction completed this morning ac- cording to authentic reports from the field. The well, developing exceptionally big production on the southern end of the structure is credited with proving up thousands of acres of land in that vicinity. It is also said to extend the producing limits a mile or more south of the next nearest producing well to the north. The heavy yield was obtained after the well was shot Wednesday. The shot caused the well to bridge at the start but the gas and oil pressure cleaned out the hole enabling the test of production to start yesterday morn- ing. The 482 barrel result was gauged by the Mosher company. London Talks of Placing Limit On Skyscrapers LONDON, March 24.—London will not imitate New York in erecting skyscrapers if the ideas of the Royal Institute of British Architects are carried out. The architects have Force & Co. Loan Money On Oil, Mining, Indus- trial and Railway Stocks and Bonds. +++-0n them fer .-....months. NBMO ...-----0eeeemenevececers Street and No. .--.---------.-- City and State The Swan Underreamer Factory Experts Have Told Us that the Swan Underreamer factory is the finest of its kind in the world. Certain we are that it is as fine as thoughtful planning and careful attention to detail can make it. Money was not spared in build- ing and arranging it on purpose for the sole purpose ote better underreamers than were ever built ‘ore. A manufactured product of any kind can be no better than the knowledge of the men who make it and the efficiency of the factory in which it is manu- factured, and, as experts have told us— THE SWAN UNDERREAMER FACTORY IS THE FINEST OF ITS KIND INTHE WORLD Underreamer Factory, Marietta, Ohio. The Bridgeport Machine Company General Offices, Augusta, Kansas BRANCH STORES Talss, Kaw, Ranger, Ft. Worth, Rising Star, Brocl-enridge, ¥) Dorado. Florence. South Bend, Texas, Shidler, Okla. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Phone 1203 ranging in price from... 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