Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 6, 1922, Page 9

: Gye Casper Daily Cribune Bonds -:- Stocks -:- STOCK TREND (3 UNCERTAIN Disquieting News in Near East Causes Uneasiness Among Traders. NEW /YORK, Oct. 6—Disquieting news dispatches from the induced profit taking by ers and renewed activity by short in vr at the opening of toda: rket with the result that most he liet turned quite heavy mous weakness of Standard Oil of New a which sold off five foints, in heavy offerings of buo, recent buy. m sulte e@ other reqerrtly vases of 1 to nearly 3 points we istered by Standard Ol] of Californ on reports of extra earnings for the third quarter, turned heavy today, 2% polnts in the first half b spots Studel yn Produc’ Midvale, Baldwin ah ‘oca Colas There were a few ns to the downward trend States Rubber first preferred advan: a polnt on declaration of the usu dividend and Pierce O11 preferred nd vanced 1% points. Woolworth ani Air Reduction broke through to new high records on small gains. The complexion of the market un derwent ® rapid change before noon when a, remnrkable series of bullish demonstrations was staged in a num er of high priced specialties. The threw the “bears into nomentary panic and there was a rush to get back stocks sold at the oning, resulting in an almost gen eral cancellation of early losses. Stand ard Oil o Jersey jumped from 215 to high record, and Tidewater Oll moved up 4% to a new top In expectations of a resumption of dividends. Peak prices also were os tablished by Houstson On, Wetls Far xo Express, May Department. Stores. Fisher Body, Dupont Powder, onal Biscuit, Corn Products and “inited Fruit, the gains ranging from 3 to nearly 10 points Other strong pote were Western Union, Adams Express and Gulf States Steel, all up 2% to 4 points. Call money opened and renewed at 4% per cent bese A Bt pean | SILVER NEW YORK. rilver 69% ng Other weak Ir ianeuver Oct. 6—Foreign bar Mexican dollars 5: GASOLINE PRICE lo HOLDING UP NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—The refined ofl markets are continuing to im prove in this territory. Kerosene ts receiving the most attention at pres ent, the unusually brisk demand being attributed to the coal strike, which caused a great many domestic coal consumers to purchase ofl heaters for home use. The feature of the kero- sene market was the action of the Standard Oi! Co. of New York in rais- ing domestic tank wagon prices one cent per gallon, making the New York city price 14 cents and that in New York state outside the city and throughout New England, 15 cents. The Standard Ojl Co, of New Jersey advanced the tankwagon price of kerosene on September 22 one cent per gallon in New Jersey to 13% cents, or 2% centa above the price quoted a month ago. The New York price has risen only one cent, so further advances are looked for. Gasoline sales-continue heavy in the eastern territory, acconiing to all accounts. The weather has been unusually favorable now for more than two weeks, and has stimulated consumption materially. very plentiful, however, and keen competition throughout the east has kept price from going up. Gasoline js still deliverable in New York state rom the Mid-Continent for about 18% cents per gallon. If this continues further declines in tank wagon mar- ket may be looked for. Live Stock Omaha Quotations OMAHA, Neb. Oct. 6.—(United States Department of Agriculture.}— Hogs receipts 500; fairly active; most ly 10¢ higher; bulk packing grades 7.25 @7.75; bulk 200 to 300 pound butchers §.25@9.50; top 9.60. Sheep. receipts 13,000; Iambs steady to 25¢ lower; top westerns 13.40; na- Cattle receipts 4,700; all classes gen- erally steady; trade slow; choice corn fed yearlings top 11.40. tives 13.00 down; sheep and feeders steady; bulk ewes 5.50@5.75; top 5.85; feeding Jambs mostly 12.50@13.40; top 13.50. AT =SUPPEY. U3Fup Mexican Petroleum, California Petrol um and General Asphalt. Marine}! preferred, which was strong yesterd Gasoline ts> J Grains -:- S AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE ____—. - Livestock Oil Secisiiet Farnished by Taylor and Clay. WHEAT PRIGES | crrow se | (MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELO NEWS: | Allied Chemical & Dye -.---. stm] + LOCAL OIL STOoKS rem Strican Bee ee S$° | Bessemer 20 33 | ‘Can eee as —~! indain . 12 a4 ~moen ton Wyoming 8 1.00 American Ger ond NGS, c 481 — ps Various Interpretations Are American Hide & Leather ptd_ 71% | Buck Creek C4 American Internatione! Corp . 35: aha siponi © 5 Phone . : Placed ne fod ae From |e ee eee i oa Papen oe aig = All records for the new production in the W yoming field the Near East. jAmerican Smelting & Ref. -- 624 Cheer eae 43 Salt Creek, were broken during the month of Septem- COLICALG,. ONE & << letntinn }Aciiee Pelneed mend pet Columbine a4 ber with a total-of 69 wells, three of them dry, with aggre ue ; : news regarding the Turkish situation American T..& T. 188% I Capitol Foto ete gate initial production of 34,577 barrels a day, as against 34] 13. 15 o Norway. ta .. : pare se gi oege SP ay erat pe atoms ee oy 126% |Cow Gulch completions in August, six of them dry, which added but|ts11—v. K of GB & 1. Sis, n the wheat market Curing the early m Domino — 75 sale -y z onth |! K. of G, B. 4 54s 3 dealings Bullish sentiment. however, Anaconda Copper a. Lee 75 barrel: Salt Creek was first during the last mont i ; - x r Atchison 105 = ew wells, the result of « © deviopt ign launc 4 4 : was checked by dispatches from Lon - E. T. Williams 73 ~ Seon ‘ Atl, Guit.and Weet iavies 2% 1 year. ‘A summa: mytetions, new 5 igs stand a lon, asserting that the outlook wes Rly; Gut am ; a Reg ny, Coane: $4 J and drilling by fields follows: 1 will for peace, although intervals ot Rritimore ene Obie. on le ea [Compass 01 02 District ol v4 : anxiety were in prospect. Expo: Bethlehem Stetel “B* 74% [an 628 oe | Sa ek be < ‘$ 8 $8 mand continued active but was largely Canadian Pacific 147 |Suolter ae o2 | Bis Muddy : e 94 94 offset by transportation ficulties |Cengral Leather 41% | Lance Creek Royalty. . ; } cast of here and by liberal primary re-|Chandler Motors — eipts. The opening, which ranged/Cheyapeake and Ohio - from % to Ic higher, with December| Chicago, Mil. and St T% to 1.08 and May 1.09 to 1.094./Chicago, R. I. and Pac a reaction wiping out/Chino oCpper Lusk Royalty Preston Mike Henry was followed b most of the initial gains. Coen romeeta Ploardy <-<2---— Corn and oats were under consifer-| 21") 7 T°gnet Royalty & Procuce able selling pressure, and failed © Eri, | si Tom Beli Royalty -- sympathize with the upturn in wheat * Western loration.. 3.3 After opening unchanged to 4c lower, December 61&@61% to 61%, United Ps Wyo-Kans --. market hardened a trifle and then suf Motors 4 14%] Wyo, Tex. — x oo%% ‘ered moderate general’ setback Goodrich Co. --... 35 | Western States 6 | acitlc pr, en, 4 2% ts started \% to %c higher, De-|Great Northern pfd. <. gay ]Y Ol ----,--+---. gen. as 2 - eniber 38% and later underwent aj Vilnols Central _- 4b) NEW YORR cURB - ‘ gtd. bs, ctfs $4 ‘ 1 seneral sng. eee Ys —= Pies Mountain Producers -$ 15 neous --- -- - 14 ne, ref, 4s > Provisions reflected the upward, !Mternational Harvester ----... 1 Merritt —-.- : ? = = eee ay tendency of hog values. Int. Mer Marine pfd. - Gienrock Gil Beptemnber . Totale’’-—-—.< 7 160 % s =e : Internatjonal Paper pa Prd August y: 159 [Invincible Oi - ee Galt Creek Cont: = Reading ¢ re 86% 8 Kelly Springfield Tire SE Prod. & Refra. Difference ------- -- -- Sinclair Of! + Kennucott Copper —--------_- ears : -- O11 oF deb, is L of Butter and Eggs Louisville and Neshville —.--—- teareted Ra iisates rf : »|Mexican Petroleum s 18344 Mutual Ss i sber eae 4 108 |Mlami Copper 2 <oa> 33518. dia = 121,50 abber 59% 59 CHICAGO, Oct. 6—Butter higher:| Middle States Oil “<2 13% 1Gitieg Betviea Got. 2. 196.00 19800 ‘tah Power and Light, 6s ---- 3a reamery extras 43; firsts 35@37; extra| Midvale Steel Zl 34%] wenslana 14.50 15,00 lt K.2-—Weatern Union, 634m % ‘ 1 Irste 9@41%; seconds 33% @34c;|Missourl Parific m1¥1 No 2150 23.00 7—Westinghouse Electric 7 ° New ork OF 21.5) standards 39 oz |? ~ — — zg oe a LIBERTY BONDS. ais areoees RD yer a ‘ 120%] .8 _$100,70 ae: required to exhibit them,| REFUNDING ISSUE ASKED ralacailateeGh, 8B Seer Sates |Northern Pacific 86% ba 48 "3100.70 | with the necessary vouchers for al-| WASHINGTON, Oct. ¢ ct firsts 26036, + Fetrigerator!oahoma Proc. and Ref. —. First ~ 99.80 Casey's Birtha: which Jowase, to the undersign d J. J Rock Island & Pacifi * 04 4 oe.{ Pacific Ol - 58% | Second 4s —- x -- 99.64 sabher its Jast run at the Columb! urger, within six months a y obtained permission niet sah ak Btn 14023; [Pan American Petroleu %|First i%s ---- - 9998] erench and Italian delegations could! theater fast night scored an unusual| date of said letters, or they may be | interstat rou connie > Foost : Pennsylvania —-_.- 48% ]|Second 4%s - Bt be reached jhit among lovers of fun. Were it not! Pre luded from any benefit from | sue 000,00 4 per ce MOREL 2 Wag s Gas ex div i Third, 44s Bi The warships Qecring tl allied! for portions of It which were inex-| Such mies af such alata be | reru Me of a a: ; ’ vithi i \ : delegates were scheduled to leave at/cussbly coarse, tt might have received Not exhibited within one year from jceipts will go to pay existing indeb POTATOES | eakaine aces res te Marea fercaciths 100-44) con, arriving at Mudania at 2:30/ great praise from the lovers of elean|the date of said letters, they will be | \inoss, Rep. Iron and Steel _ 18% o'clock comedy. forever barred. |Beval Dutch, N. ¥. Hl | | nT Cet i — | “My New Husband’ is on the pin| Dated September 30, 1922. CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Potatoes steady;| Sears Rocbuck au, 9 -| GREEK GENERAL AT for tonight and tomorrow. It is said HAZEL CONWELL, | receipts 5¢ cars; total United States Sinclair Dan Ont i ath Crude Market MUDANIA, REPORT. to be a real laugh producer with some Clerk of District Court. shipments 1174; Wisconsin bulk round|S°Unern Ratiway pee tes CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 6—Be-| beautiful singing and dancing num-! Publish Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 ,and Nov. whites 75@85 cwt; Minnesota sacked | Stantard onor N. Ty 208 Inted dispatches from Turk!sh sources! bers that fill an hour to the very best 3 and 10. | whites No. 1, 90@1.00 cwt; partly|gtudebaker Corporation 128% | Hamilton - In Mudania telling of the arrival of| advantage. pe bs » frades 75@85 cwt; Minnesota bulk/‘Tennersee Copper ios [Cat Creek - Colonel Plastiras, chief Greek delegate | oe ae and land @hios 75@85; Minnesota!Texas Co. _ 47% | Mule Creek to the armistice conference, say the! Nduipatitinicrens acked Red river Ohios 95@1.05 ewt:|Texas and Pr ei m% | Big Muddy - Greeks are not given the privilese of} _ NOTICE bg CRESTOR: Geol ated ane ~ rosy North Dakota bulk whites 70@80 owt;|Tobacco Products -- ~ 84% pos res active participation tn the conference! Estate of Chas. E. Sheldon, De- eologi a xperts North Daketa Red river Ohios 80@95/Transcontinental Oil -. 15%) Danes views. acquainted by the allies rep-| ceased. Oil Field Maps, Blue Prints x " wt: South Dakota bulk ‘early Ohlogs!Union Pacific Apu Lance Creek wntatives with all decisions taken,| NOTICE’ IS HEREBY GIVEN WYOMING MAP AND AT YOUR panier Retail Stores - §. Ind t nited |United States Tiah Copper | Westinghouke jWalss Overiay ertcan Zi Butte and Superior Cala Petroleum -. Montana Power - hattuck Arizona Great NorthernOre Chicago and Northwestern Maxwell tors B Consolidated Gi 5 T0@80-ewt TEPORT MADE BY OIL COMMITTEE ‘The committee of seven, appointed \t_the meeting of operators in the Salt Creek field which met at the Hen-| y« taken on such reques ning on September 20 is issuing producers notified if and when grant-> statement to all operators of that field] aq if any persoti interested is of the wherein it requests information .re-| opinion that a new well has been com:' garding any company or individual} menced by any operator since Septom- net compi¥ing with the regulations as/ her 20, 1922, and contrary to the terms outlined at chat meeting. of the agreement above sst out. or The report follows in full: that at any time in the future the Casper, Wyo., October 4, 1922. | 2sreement is not otherwise being fuily TO THE PRUDUGERS IN THE SALT] 44 fairly carried out, such person {s CREEK FIELD: invited ana Fyre to furnish the secretary of the committee a full sae Gee fre Seminal statement of the facts as he ule, hing Hotel In Casper. Wyo. on Sep |%@nds them. Such tnformation will tember 20, 1922, a pommittee of soven| 0° Considered confidential by the com- mittee. As soon as possible, the mat Picasa a ala se {he} rer will be carefully and fully inves! oe ad oath of its purpose tol Sted by the comimittes, and such re- precunt erase Ob Ol and pas in salt] POrt as the facts found warrant will Creek fie and'to develop these andi} 0° ™s%e to tHe meeting ‘of the pro: along the most pfficient lines for son gucare Aa: be: eal on, Danse ber: Elk Basin - Greybnl) Grass Creek Torchlight Sunset - ring =F ——4 = = =) SS — = 140 | ‘The funeral of Mre. Mary Anne | Harvey, who died Wednesday after and aj)/noon from los of blood was heid at 2 ‘clock this afternoon from the St. Mark’s Episcopal church. The Rev K, Edwards officiated at the OIL LIGHT BEATS ELECTRIC OR GAS) BURNS 94 PER CENT AIR A new oll lamp that gives an amaz |ingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U. 8, government and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to ten ordinary oll lamps. It burns without odor, smoke o-lor noise—no pumping up, is’ simple. 15,/clean, safe. Burns 94 per cent air and or {f deemed expedient to a spe-]6 per cent commos. kerosene coal oll servation, your committee recom-|/) vp z s 'al meeting of the producers called| The inventor, G. H. Johnson, 609 W mends, subject to the approval of Mae thal Sicenoee: Lake street, Chicago, Ill., is offerin department of interio1 to send a lamp on ten days’ FRE Your committee ts anxious, if poss!- ble, to be of real service to the indus- try during the present difficult sit- uation in the Salt Creek field, and cordially invites the assistance and “(1) That the present committee of seven, or some other committee to he selected by this meeting, be authe: ized to further study the situation trial, or even to give one FREE the first user in each locality who will help him introduce it. Write him to- day for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the and t its definite recommenda : fons ton qmeeting of the eperacsrs| COoperation of every producer to this{agency, and without experience or ae a ey Henning ‘hotel in{end. Each member of the commitice | Money make $250 to $500 per month will be glad to discuss any matier of at 10 o'clock 2. rest with any producer. Casper, V December 15 m. on ) That pending said meeting to be L. L. AITKIN, held on December 1 Chairman. wells be started by any 8. H. KEOUGHAN, ators except such wella as sail W. T. FUNK, mittee may approve and authnrize. M. J. FOLEY, (3) That all drilling operations be FE. T. WILLIAMS, G. L. FERGUSON, JAMES P. KEM, shut down on December 1, 1922, and not again resumed until May 1. 1923 except in such cases ag said committee Secretary. may approve and authorize. Committee. ———— “{4) ° ittee, el {4) That the committee, elther oe NOTICE. fore or after December 1, may p- prove and authorize the drilling of necesaary offsets and repair work on existing wells, and the commence ment and completion of such wells on edge tracts as said committee in ‘ts judgment may deem fa‘r and pro. r In order to give adequate protection te such edge leases and properties. After a full discussion, the report and recommendations of the commit- tee were approved and agreed to, and the same committee, consisting of the undersigned, was made permanent Durtng our Economy Sale this month store will open at 9 a. m. on Saturdays. F. W. Woolworth Co. New American Billiard Parlor Fountain Service—Cigars and Cigarettes. All s for the © . approval € aaaitions! ' srellt PHONE 77 aino be filed. with the secretary | the committee, Prompt action will and instructed to carry out the recom- menéations of the report. It was further decided that each op: erator in the field should be requestcd to furnish the committee with a lst of all wells drilling on September 20, 1922, and the location thereof. Ail companies which have not already complied with this request are asketl to do so without delay by forwarding the list to the eecretary of the com: mittee, 408 OU Eychange Building, Casper, Wyo. Now Open for Services BASEMENT OF AMERICAN CAFE Under Management of BOSTON “BLACKIE” DEBNEY lone! n act of courtesy Plastiras Greek army ts p to take the field at once tn de’ the MEDIUM WEIGHT, WELL TAILORED that letters of Administration were onthe 19th day of September, 1922, epared| granted to the undersigned in the nse of| above estate, and a!l persons having rel: inst the d_ostate are BLUE PRINT CO. P. O. Box 325 Room 10, Daly Bld. SUPPLY [eux is quoted as de WE ARE RECEIVING EVERY DAY Big Shipment of Everything in “!, Fall and Winter Wear for Men and Young Men This merchandise is all of standard manufacture and our prices will always be as low as possible. FOR SATURDAY We will offer a pair of real honest money-saving specials. MEN’S WORK SHOE KHAKI TROUSERS, PER PAIR PER PAIR $1.00 $1.45 SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS’ AND GIRLS Plain or raised toes, We haye a complete line for the school boys and girls and are priced reasonable. \ 260 SOUTH CE INTER STREET STORE TO THE PUBLIC Those of you who were unable to secure just what you wanted during the past two weeks can fill your wants now. Muleskin, 100 per cent leather, durable and lasting. LEARNER SHOE & CLOTHING CO.