Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1922, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1922. NEAT GIVEN SETBACK AGAIN heck Downward Move- ment of Prices. CHICAGO, April 25.—Heavy selling ! locked like liquidation on the which was at an advance as a result of comparative strength of quotations Liverpool The, opening, which va-| 1% higher, with May $147 and July $1.29 to followed by a slight far-} Oui ber upturn and then by a rapid de-|Red scent that in some cases went more than 5 cents under earty top firures. Subsequently, word of liberal export |} purchases at the seaboard led to some- thing of a ratiq, but the market turned downward again in the last hour. Weekness of the May delivery was emphasized by the fact tht May in the last few days has lost 5 cents of its premium over July. Tho close was heavy at % to 5 cents net decline, with May $1.40% to $1.41 and July $1.27% to $1.27%. Corn and oats paralleled the action of wheat. After opening unchanged|Merritt . to % to ic higher, July 65 to 65%, the corn market dropped well below yesterday's fina! figures, Prediction of increased receipts aft- er planting is over had a depressing tual fnftzence later. ‘The cloee was weak,|s°O° % to 1 to 1%c net lower, with July at|Cities Service 64% to 64% to %c. Oats started to %c off to He af-|aue . July 40% to 401éc and later de-| First vance, July 40% lined all around. Provisions were wesk with hogs and 127% 12% 118% 118% 63% 40 40 11.30 11.32 11.30 11.30 PORK — May - - 21.25 RIBS— Juty - - 10,90 Sept. - - 10.90 LARD— July 1017 1117 «11.05 1207 Sept. Butter and Egrs. CHICAGO, April 25.—Butter high-; @r; creamery exiras 38c. firsts 344%4@ 2TAc; seconds 2214@33%c; standards 37H @tT%c. Eggs higher; receipts 43,544 cases: firsts 24@241$c. ordinary first 22@ 22%c; miscellaneous 23@23%c; stor- age packed extras 27c; storage packed Tirsta 26c. CONSTRUCTION OF NEW HOTEL BY BURLINGTON | AT CODY UNDER WAY a tien at Cody for the tourist travel in and out of Yellow. stone park via the Cody gateway. The| $9.85@9.95; hotel will be modern in every > B Es Demand Fails to | Wind River Retg. 59% 20% Chicago Prices. ,CHICAGO, April 25.—(Unt Bureau of Markets Hogs receipts to Be Tower; oth accommedation of] mostly 10c than yesterday’ erage; bulk 180.to 210 pound butchers top $10.00 bulk 260 pound| butchers $9.70@9.85. packing grades containing about 50 guest rooms, most} $8.75@9.50. Com. ”:: 224.00 326.00 BONDS receipts '3).—Cattle 10,00; market fairly active; beef! < steers steady to strong, spots higher. early top $8.75; bulk $7.40@8.50; stock firm; bulls and stockers steady; ask- ing higher on veal calves; undertone) generally steady. top wooled early $16.50; shorn $14.65; bulk shorn lambs early $13.75@14.50; shorn yearl- ings and twos $12.50; shorn wethers $10.00; few shorn ewes $9.50. half deck 50 pound-native spring lambs $15.60. | 3597. * 4 OMAHA, Neb. April 25.—(United ts|States Bureau of Markets)—Hogs re- to 15c lower; ‘6 av: of which are equipped with bath. In| Cattle recepts 8,000. beef steers, far- aé@ition there will be a canmodious dining room with first class service at veals reasonable rates. Tho hotel is being Sheep receipts 9,000 lambs 25 to 75c clipped constructed at the station, which ‘about two miles from the town-proper, and will avoid the necessity, as in for- Sheep receipts 6,900; market 50c higher; lambs $14.00@15.40; ewes $8.00 heep receipts 6,000 market 50c higher. lambs $14.00@15.40; ewes $8.00 p< eR SMALL HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE EARLY TODAY Fire about 20 this morning dam- aged a threeroom apartment in the rear of Mrs. Nettie I. Moll’s lot at WUDGE WINTER TO SPEAK BEFORE LUSK VETERANS ; tion, to be held at the Legion hall Lusk tonight. This agsociation of Eastern Wyorm- i" Judge Winter, at the invitation the veterans, ts detivering the prin- of the evening, 304 East A street. The building was vacant but accupied by furniture. ;|None of this was injured. ‘the out- side walls and part of the roof were badly burned, at an estimated loss of about $200. The cause of the fire is as yet unknown. ly active, steady to strong; top $8.40; mostly steady; lambs = $14.10; -| wooled lambs $16.00; sheep and fesiiera steady; shearing lambs $14.75. Denver Quotations. 6 DENVER, Colo. April 25.—Cattle receipts 1.000; market steady on cows; steers 15 to 25c lower; beef steers $6.50 @E.60. cows and heifers $5.00@7.35; (calves $8.50@11.50; w York Stocks Press Leased Wire Allied Chemical & 122% |tmuoun pressure in today’s stock ‘%e | Market but minor Baldwin Locomotive . Baltimore and Ohio Bethlehem Steel “ Canadian Pacific Centra! Leather 4|Chandier Motors . Chesapeake and Ohio Chicago, Mil., and St. % jamong industrial. although moncy Denmark tary tendencies dominated the carly Colorado Fuel and Iron : %j {dealings tn today’s stock market, do-}"'"% 14-00: Montreal 4|first time tn several weeks. Among General Asphalt . General Electric . General Motors . |Great Northern pi ‘;Hlinois Centra: .. Inspiration Copper . International Harvest: Int. Mer Marine pfd. International Paper 63% | Steel and Studebaker, both scoring | 31 Kelly Springticla Tire ennecott Copper . Lees eae, TOGe 131m |ti=playing pronounced strength. For. | "20? t0 6.28" cents per pound. per... Middie States Oi) Missouri Pacifie New York Central N. Y.. N. H. and Hartford Norfolk and Western % Third Avenue rose 2% and other United Retail Stores - Willys Overland . oi Gd ‘Bus eric |Butte and Superior ited States Cala. Pr a Shat®@uck Arizona . Great Northern Ore os ‘That the state of the weather has 22,000. lights steady tablished. Crimes of passion are most ers fully steady with sequent in high average; top $10.60; bulk making ; pigs about steady. Soft water shampoo at the Velour Parlor, O-S Building. THE TRUTH ABOUT ASPIRIN See What Science Has Done wertcl pain reliefs, people believed armful because it so often inte: tie ive has been add. Fisshevcctrann med : Se ee - SWAN UNDERREAMER Loan Money On Oil, Mining, Indus- trial and Railway Stocks (Gail This Cvapon to Us.) Che Casper Daily Cribune Marine preferred, American Lecomo tive, Genera! Electric, United States | Rubber and New Haven were among ' the weakest features. | Metals. | NEW YORK, April 25.—Copper jfirm; electrotytic spot and futures LEElic Tin steady. spot and nearby 31.12; future 31.37. Upward Movement in Stocks| ~ fe peel: Sor lp pm toe Spatned. paid Pacietics Zinc steady. East &t. Louis deliv- ery spot 5.00@5.10. NEW YORK, tr-i! 25,—Stanéard Antimony spot 5.12. industrisis and rails were under con- Foreign Exchange Easy. | NEW YORK, April 25.~Great Brit- -| ain derland 4.42%, cables 4.42%; 60 | day bills on banks, 440%; France de- | mand 9.30%; cables 9. | mand ; cables 37 mand 37.83; cables ie preferred effected partial rallies mand 15.50; demand 2; 9: + Switzerland Spain demand 15.57; Greece demand 4.52; Poland demand ——. 03%; Caecho-Slovakia demand 1.95; NEW YORK, April 25.—Reaction. Argentine demand 35. clines putnumbering gains for the Money. NEW YORK, April 25.—Call oney the few exceptions were United States stead: : 3%: iia. mate b offered 4; las fractional advances. New Haven, lead 1 loans ska poten, =< bad ——— ne ceesion. opened | ances 3. Time loans steady: 60 and mehang: it soon lost half « point,| 99 Gay 4%; 6 minths 4% @4%. Prime Oils as a group were moderately low: | oeccar aper 4% @4%4 er with rails and equipments, Colum- ye Oe 84% | bia Gas made the.pne noteworthy gain, rising 1% points. Automobile special- Lead. Advances. 71% | tes, notably the rubber tire division,| Nv YORK, April 25-—The Ameri- added to yesterday's gain. Federai|°2" Smelting and Refining company Mining and Smelting pret ac] today advanced the price of lead from eign exchanges were irregular, Ger man marks forfeiting much of their 38% |Tecent recovery. H losses soon were cancelled on the demand for local tractions, mo- tors and rails, Manhattan Blevated was the chief feature, gaining 5 points, strong local issues included Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Consolidated Gas, Studebaker’s advance of almost 2 Points brought it within a fraction of its recent record. Motor accessories ‘ 4 }made further gains and matals were strong on buying of International Nickle preferred and Natioual Lead. New Haven reacted one point and Ann and West Virginia gained 1 to 2 points. Call money opened at 3%. The general market took tts cite from heavy selling of Studebaker after mid-day, that stock falling nearly 3 points from its early high figure. Ac] I M2 J UNTO RS— Litte Ne tive selling was pursued in all other ed the regular le leaders, many of which dropped 1 to 2 of hs sete Seceaatn tee eae points under yesterday's final figures. Baldwin Mextean Petrol- KIMBALL DRUG STORES Locomotive, , (eum, Crucible Steel, General Asphalt Simply prepare your whole meal and place it in the gas oven and set me for 275 degrees, then you may enjoy yourself for four or five hours at golf, visiting or auto riding and on your return I will have the whole meal deliciously cooked. Your servant, LORAIN. Care of CASPER GAS APPLIANCE COMPANY 119 East First St—Phone 1500 BUY A CAR ON TERMS Nash---5-Passenger---$600.00 Oakland---$600.00 Hupmobile---$500.00 National Six---$500.00 Dodge Roadster---$450.00 Must Make Room for New Cars. Exceptional Bargains. Second and prone AN Jazze Son Yéllowstone Perhaps never again will I have the occasion to send a mes~ sage to the investors of America through the columns of The Casper Daily Tribune. Our Holt No. 1 well on 400 acres in the southeast extension of the Mexia field is drilling today at 2980 feet, not over a few yards above the oil freighted Woodbine sand. In this my last call to the readers of The Casper Daily Trib- une I wish to emphasize three facts, viz: No. 1—A gusher on 400 acres in an extension of the Mexia field will mean hundreds of thousands of dollars to those who have joined Dr. Hoover and myself in this enterprise. No. 2—With the well within a few feet of completion. it is im- perative that eleventh-hour laggards speed up their reservations and subscriptions if they expect to participate in this fortune- bound project. No. 3—In response to numerous requests from stockholders who desire to increase their subscriptions, and from prospective investors, who wish to get in, Dr. Hoover and myself have de- cided to extend the “deadline date” on subscriptions at par, 10c, from April 25th, as first announced, to May Ist Remember, now, May Ist is the last day you can join us on the ground floor basis and buy units in the Mexia Extension Syndicate at par, 10c. On and after May 1st the units that are now available at 10c will advance to 15c—an increase of 50 per cent. However, between now and May 1st it is very probable that our well No. 1 on 400 acres in the southeast extension of the Mexia field will be completed a gusher, and in that event Dr. Hoover and myself reserve the right to withdraw from sale any re- maining unsubscribed units. I say, I expect a gusher before May 1st, and I am not alone in this belief —the “lease hounds” of the big com- anies have haunted our well for weeks, which to my mind is proof con- clusive that the entire oil fraternity expects me to bring in a big well on the Holt farm. Southwest of us our neighbors are ~ setting casing in the Roscoe Cook well, at a depth of 3000 feet. These shrewd operators wouldn’t put several thousand dollars’ worth of casing in a hole unless they believed they were going to get a gusher. I am fearful lest the distinction of bringing in the discovery well in the southeast extension will go to the folks drilling on the Roscoe Cook farm, but I will smother my ambitions for glory and rest content with the pros- pects of bringing in a big well on a big lease and cutting a big melon. 2) Mexia Extension Syndicate $75,000 Capital Par Value 10c Units Fully Paid and Non-Assessable Dr. M. W. Hoover Charley Anderson Trustees Dan Waggoner Bldg. Fort Worth, Texas LAST CALL It’s all over but the cheering. PAGE SEVER The stage is set for the last act of a great industrial development drama. I am entering upon the last lap ofa spirited dash for millions. When our Well No. 1 on 400 acres in the southeast extension is completed a gusher -the well and lease will be sold quickly to the highest bidder and I am certain there will be many’ bid- ders for this lease. Dr. Hoover and myself have pledged our words of honor that we will sell the properties immediately upon the completion of the well. We are not oil operators in the sense that the term is often used—we are out to drill a big well on a big lease, sell it quickly, split the pro- ceeds and profits without delay. Our books are closing. But few units in this syndicate remain unsold. In this my last message to you I must impress you with the necessity for prompt decision and early action. Don’t trust the mails now—hit the wires—telegraph at our expense— make your reservation. Mail your remittance. Reservations received after well No. 1 is completed a gusher will not be accepted, and I must reserve the right to return all oversubscriptions. May I hear from you at once? Very truly yours, L. Anderson. Mexia Extension Syndicate, Dan Waggoner Bldg., Fort Worth, Texas. Gentlemen: Enclosed pleage find $_-- as full payment for___.-..___.. —units in your Syndicate at Ten Cents (10¢) par Value. 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