Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 11

SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. fied the report that the com the Salt Creek field to its n will be Iaid from Salt Creek to the Ferris field where it will connect with the 22 mile line from the Lost Sold'er field and thence to the re- finery. Added to the line already laid the company will have 162 miles of line operating. The line will consist of six and eight inch pipe and will handle the output of the corporation in the Salt Creek fiefld together with that of the Fensland company which was re cently acquired and will be used to operate the plant which is fast near- ing completion. Six of the stills have been com- pleted and. the seventh is now being tested. The boiler house is finished, loading racks completed and the water line to the Platte river is ready to operate, It is expected that crude will,be started through the stills in the next few days and work the lubricating plant and addi- tional stills will be started within the next 60 days, Batr to Drill Seven Wells. The Bair O11 company has ordered material for seven rigs, four of which will be erected in the Lost Soldier field and three in Mahoney Dome, where the company will carry on an extensive drilling campaign during the coming summer. Pipe Line Runs. Pipe line runs for the week ended February 24 averaged 108,945 barrels a day in Wyoming and Montana against 115,055 for the preceding week, a loss of 6,060 barrels. The bulk of this reduction was made in the Selt Creek runs although slumps were noticeable in other fields. The following table shows the aver- age gross dally pipe line runs from all fields in Wyoming and Montana for the weeks ended February 24 and February 17: Field Feb. 24 Feb.17 Balt Creek = 83,160 89,315 Big Muddy -------- 3,515 4,015 Pilot Butte 110 115 ce Creek 685 430 r 650 680 Lost Soldier -... 1,000. 1,500 Rock River 4,525 320 Grass Creek 3,820 2,445 Hamilton Dome ------ 340 335 Elk Basin .--.----- 1,800 1,850 Greybull E: 190 Osage - eS 705 Ferris - 720 Cat Creek 6,525 Kevin Sunburst - 1,100 Miscellaneous ~. 450 Totals ..... 115,085 Wool Prices Lower. BOSTON, March 3.—The Commer- cial Bulletin says: Activity in the woo) market has been tapering off gradually for the past three weeks and the current week has been the dullest for some t'me although there is stil] a moder- ate business being done in smal] quantities as a rule, and fairly diver. sified in character, as well as fairly widely dlepersed. Trading between dealers is at low ebb., Most of the activity is from r to manufacturer. Prices keep erally steady, reflecting the steady, firm tone of the goods mar- ket. The foreign markets are slightly easier, except on the best wools which are virtually firm. Liverpool declined, compared with London's close, five to 7% per cent on merinos, cross bréds being poor supply and hardly changed from the Hull sale, The primary markets are steady. Mohair is slow but steady. Domestic, Wisconsin’ half blood, 50@62c; % blood, 55@56c; % blood, 50@5l1c. Scoured basis, Texas fine, 12 months, $1.38@1.42; fine, 8 months, $1.25@1.28. California: Northern, $1.35@1.40; Middle county, $1.20@1.25; southern, $1.00@1.05. Oregon eastern number 1, staple, $1.40@1.42; fine and fine combing, $1.25@1.35; eastern clothing, $1.20@ 1.25; valley number 1, $1.20@1.25. Territory: Fine staple choice $1.42@1.45; half blood combing, $1.30 @1.82; % blood combing. $1.00@1.10; % blood combing, 90@95c. il Expected at Shallow Depth. nm Ruby, a Denver geologist. has been examining the holdings of the Burley Oil company in the Riverton WOMEN! DYE WORN, FADED THINGS EW Sweaters Dresses Draperies Skirts Kimonas Ginghams Coats Curtains =‘ Stockings Waists Coverings Everything Each 15 cent package of “Diamond Dyes” contains directions so simple any woman can dye or tint her oid, worn, faded things new, even if she hag never dyed before. Buy Diamond Dyes—no other kind—then perfect home dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell your druggist whether the ma- terial you wish to dye is wool or sil or whether is linen, cotton, © mixed gooc Diamond Dyes neve streak, spot, fade, or run.—Advertise ment HARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS * A ALTO LAY SALT GREEK LINE he line will be 140 miles in length of which 107 miles Officials of Producers & Refiners corporation have veri- pany would build a pipe line from f ew refinery at Parco. of the route will be made within the next three actual laying of the line will be started within 45 days. The survey weeks and district and has made location for the fifirst test which will be started soon with a Star or National ma- chine, It is belleved that black oil will be encountered at this point at from 1,200 to 1,600 feet. Will Complete Test. At a meeting of stockholders of the A&hland-Wyoming Ol company recently held it was decided to com- plete the test being drilled near Grey- bull and it fs expected that drilling will be resumed in the near future, Cherry Anticline to Be Drilled. Arrangements are being made for @ test of the Cherry anticline in the Basin district work on which will be started by the first of May by. the Dorman Oil & Refining company of Cumberland, Maryland. This struc- ture is similar in many respects to the Mercer dome and it ts expected that production will be found elther in the Ten Sleep or Amsden sand. Will Drill in Bonanza Field. Arrangements are being made for the drilling of another well in the Bonanza field by the same interests which put down the former test and work will be started within the next sixty days. This test will be drilled about three quarters of a mile from the present location which is thought to he better located on the structure. ‘ON {s stil! fowing from the former operation ‘but the new one is expect- ed to make a better output. Union Files Leases. It Is reported from Basin that the Union Oll company of California filed leases on 17 tracts cf land in that county recen' most of wh'ch are located on No Wood and Shell Cree! This would indicate that the Union expects to enter that district on a large scale during the coming summer. Southern States Gets Well Southern States O!l has brought in a new we'l on Simpson-Voorhees lease, Hewitt field, Carter county, Okla., making 500 barrels from top of sand. Well is being drilled deeper, and is expected to be a 1,000 barrel producer. This ts high gravity oll. Southern States has four more wells drilling in the immediate vicinity of this well which are axpected in within a few days. Report Should Show Surplus “The consolidated income account of the American International Corpora. tion for 1922 to be published this month is expected to show a small surplus. In 1921 there was a surplus amounting to $184,681. Production of Callahan Decreases Production of Callahan Zine in Feb- ruary was 3,380,000 pounds of zinc concentrates, 1,940,000 poands of lead concentrates, and 18,430 ounces of silver against 4220,000 pounds of zinc, 2,400,000 pounds of lead and 22,800 ounces of silver in January. Petroleum Imports Decrease Accordng to figures collected by the American Petroleum Institute, the im. ports of petroleum (crude and refined ofls) at the principal United States ports for the week ended February Protect Yourself Against Winter Coughs, Colds, Catarrh ‘The season of danger for all. without a good reliable remedy with which to fight off these troubles—a remedy of known worth and dependability. Vith the stomach and bowels in healthy working | order and the mucous membranes free from ca- tarrhal inflammation there is little to be feared | from the rigors of the weather, | PE-RU-NA | The Standby for More Than Fifty Years H Te is ils the blood that P. by soothing ity Seothes sults. are lives “to. Dr. maa and. willingly knowledge it. asdgenete Sie eee in way Tog the last bait ceutery. Tablets or Liquid 24 totaled 1,204,767 barrels, a daily average of 171,824 barrels, compared with 1,945,280 barrels, a daily aver- ago of 277,897 barrels for the week ended February 17. | Receipts at At'antle Coast ports! were 699,747 barrels, a daily average of 99,964 barrels, against 1,112,749 barrels a dally average of 158,964 bar- rels for the week «nded February 17.| Receipts at the Gulf Coast ports were 603,020 barrels, a daily average of 71,860 barrels, against 832,531 bar- rels a daily average of 118,033 bar- rels for the week ended February 17. Mexican Securities to Be Caked A call is cxpected to be issued soon for deposit of Mexican securities by foreign creditors. Final details are being arranged by the Mexican com- mission with J. P. Morgan & Co, Fewer Failures Than a Year Ago Dun's reports 389 commercial fail- ures in the United States during the past week as against 336 in the five day week preceding and 629 a year ago. All Stocks Average Up The average price of twenty active industrial stocks traded in on the New York stock exchange on Friday was 104.65, a net gain of 42. The average price of twenty active rail- road stocks was 89.60, a net gain of 29. Harvester Dividend The International Harvester Cor- poration has declared its regular quar- terly dividend of $1.25 a share on the common stock, payable April 16 to stock of record March 23. New High In Copper Copper sales were mude yesterday { in volume at 17 cents a pound to do- mestic wire and brass mills" This; compared with sales at 16% cents a pound on Thursday and represents a riso of two cents in the past three weeks. Few producers are willing to enter into new commitments beyond June. Forelgn sales are reported to be in fair volume. Business Conditions Improve NEW YORK, March 3.—Dun's re-/ Ww SAYS: | xpanding demand and rising! prices have become familiar in dif- vi ferent branches of enterprise. Two months of the new year have brought | nsion of the bus’ness re a decided ¢ sovery and results for the first: quar. ter in many cases than had been ex pected. Reports of production in cer. Aching Joints Stop sing” rheumatism. { It's pain only, St. Jacobs Oi] will stop any pain, and not one rheu- matism case in fifty requires internal treatment. 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Such a situation obvi- ously woyld not exist if distributors were not covering ther requirements freely or if actual consumption of goods were not of sizeable volume, Weekly bank clearings $7,764,32: 000." : Derrick Being Repaired Owing to a cavein the derrick of the Ohio at Mercer Dome settled and it ‘has become necessary to prop and ‘brace it before operations can be con- tinued. The crew is ready to run eight inch at 1850 feet and this will be done as soon as the rig 1s properly anchored. Hogan Well Again Flowing Reports from the Kevin field state that the Hogan well on section 22-85- 2w is again flowing by heads, having made 200 barrels in 15 hours. This well has been on the pump for some time since the flush production dropped and the reason for its activ. ity is unknown. It is stated that the Hogan inter ests have made a contract for the im meditate drilling of 12 more wells on thelr holdings in the field. Mid Northern Well on Rampage The well of the Mid Northern Ol! company which was recent!y complet- ed on section 9-35-2w tn the Sunburst field and was r* 1 as the best in ‘that district, br’ . the control head and flowed wi’ ¢ some time before it could be re -nected with the stor- 1s several hundred barrels of \ «de on the ground, This well is estimated by men in the field to be making 400 barrels a day. sie. dient? <asleeariiee Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, March 3.—Foreign ex- change irregular. Quotations in cents: Great Britain, demand, 5-16; cables, 4.70 9-16; 60-day bil's on banks, 4.68%. France, demand, 6.11%; cab‘es. 6.12. Ita'y, demand, 4.81; cables, 4.815. Be'gium, demand, 5.34; cables, 5.34%. Germany, demand, .0044; cab'e, .00445. Holland, demand, 39.52; cables, 39.55. demand, 18.35. Sweden, de- Switzer: demand, demand, “18.73; Spain, 15.60. Greece, demand, 1. Po'and. demand, .0022. Czecho-Slovakia, de- mand, 2.96, Argentine, demand, 37.28. demand, 11.62. Montreal, Braz 98 5-16. 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The lady securing the most votes which are secured with season and general admission tickets will be called queen of the circus and will be crowned with due ceremonies during the week of the circus. Announce- ment will be made soon of all the ladies’ entries running in the contest. There will, a'so be dancing every evening during the circus, music be- ing furnished by the famous “Tickle Too" orchestra of Chicago. It is sald that this will be a treat to lovers of dancing. Mr, Jamieson of the Jamieson In- door circus organization has been se- cured to furnish all attractions and stage the circus for the Elks. All money derived from the circus will go to the Elks’ building fund. i Seis thee Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, March 8.—Butter high- er; creamery extras 47c; standards 46%c; extra firsta 45%4@46%c; firsts 44% @45e; seconds 43@44c. 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