Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. P. & R. PIPELINE IS NEARING COMPLETION sss Oil : Finance :: Bonds New York Stocks @he Casper Daily Cridune | : Stocks NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE Grain : Chicago Prices. SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1923, : Livestock = All Markets | ’ Proud Steed - —Recetpts, 200; steady; good choice averages, $8.65 to i heavy packing sows, $6.50; some 250 pound gver- ages at $7.00; few fat pigs, $6.75. 66 : attlo—-Recelpts, 500; ee RES SS) pee a - 98% steady; few grass cows, 5 hanged. Y 25-—Butter, American Car & Foundry -. 164 CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—(U. De- $4. Practically no other fresh ar-| ©’ i eae a; ints, 12,149 American International Corp <18%B partment of Agriculture.}—Cattle— rivals. Esse, r Connection Being Made at Sweetwater of Lines Ex-|4m¢rican . pace cesarean beet epee aed Bheep—Receipts 2,800; | steady: pais Ress tending from Salt Creek to Parco, Location American Sugar... 2 $12.00 ® quarter higher; others $oud: chact Zod Deuba: $12.60; cthess| NEW YORK, Aug. 26.—Butter, . 2 American T. and T. ————.. 123% around 256 lower; spots lower; west- steady at $12.00; late yesterday) Irm. of Company Refinery Pepe eae it bat grasters, pony he better grades three cars fat lambs, $12.65; three ¥ American oolen .------... 84% stock, strong; in-between kinds, Anaconda Copper ....-.. 41 steady; canners, strong te 10c Final work on the Producers & Refiners 165-mile pipe | Atchison -.___.___-_ 86% De § 4 higher; vealers, $1.00 higher; bulls, line from Salt Creek to Parco, Wyo., on the Union Pacific Five tee 23% |r. T. Williams ———— railroad is now being done. Wate Figo - ged MING - Snctskeuacoiheinden The Hope Engineering company, which has the con-|ietnienem steel 52% rae ‘er tract for the pipe line has all the pipe laid and is making | caifornia Petroleum ..-—-- 19% | Jupiter 2222 eee beopaety mre One thrill piled the connection across Sweetwater river at the present |Csnadain Pacific —..W.. 144% | Kinney Coastal -——. tors, $2.60@3.25; vealers, a x time, which connects the two dif-] oll being taken from {ts Lost Sol-| Central Leather ......__. 17%B| Lance Creek Royalty. 13.00; stockers and feeders, $5.50@ on top of anoth. forked inom, dier holdings at the present time. petpitd ae hee Mike Henry — Wares sg baby er, alt played in The line, which ts 1€5 miles long, | __Pump gon alae ca tine. wit | Chesapeake and Ohio 59% market generally steady; supplies a tense and high- will be able to supply to the refinery | poet the delivery of Salt Creek|“Rcago and Northwestern -. 66% moatly native; best offers $13.50; at Parco with crude from the com- crude to the refinery at Parco or Dany production in the Salt Creek|the delivery of Lost Soldier crude| Chicago, R. I. and Pac. -...- 22% |-rom Bell Royalty .-—— per cent; western run 210 doubles.| / General perks up a bit for th field, in addition to the amount of! to Casper. Chile Copper ... - 27% | Western Exploration . Compared with a week ago: Fat| emmeraman. President j Chino ' Copper 17% | Wyo-Kans ------.---= lambs, ctills and yearlings, general-| bas just selected hin tone ee r Si Consolidated Gas 61% | Western States -.-- 14.15 iy steady; top western, $14.10; best | @ dozen horses in the White House . “ Corn Products —-127 |¥ Oil ---___-_- aes x native, $13.50; aged killing etock,| stables as his mal Sand Hills Test in Lost Cowden “ot NEW YORK GOR CLOSING’ | Strong to 200 ‘Migher; best ight personal mount. Crucible Steel Mountain 14.00 14-12 | woight ewes, $8.50; feeding lambs, Chicago, Mil and St. Paul pfd..26% Cuba Cang Sugar pfd. BURBE scceneememewns Glenrock Ofl -.... 16.87] 25c to 36c higher; practical top, market for week directs around 10 M4 i FA lirie ._. Tay | 314.10; Duile prices: Fat western ler Fle AtCNE | remo Fay 1287 |Iambe, $12.80@13.90; natives, $12.75 General Asphalt .. 8.00 | @13.25; culls, $5.50@10.00; yearlings, General Electric -. 8.87 | $10.50@11.2: wethers, $9.00@ General Motors --... 51.75 | ewes, $5.75@7.50; feeding lambs, Renewed interest ts being shown ago, but the wella were abandoned, Great Northern pfd $13.00@14.00, White House Pup tn the operations of the Sand Hills | before reaching the lower sands, on! Gut states Steel Hogs—Receipts, 4,000; mostly 15¢ Of company, which has been drill-| the same property which 1s now be-|niinoie Central __ to 25¢ higher; spots show more ad- tng on its acreage in the Lost Sol-| ing operated by the Sand Hills com-|tneniration Copper tocks vance; bulk good and choice 160 to dier district for the past three| pany. International Harvester 745 240 pound averages, $9.00@9. top, months. Well No. 3 is now down| Well No. 4, aleo on the Sand Hil's| ri. Mor, Marine pfd 21% $9.25; bulk desirable 250 to 326 1,240 feet, and the Dakota sand,| property, which is being drilled un-|thtornationa’ Paper 24% NEW YORK CURB pound butchers, $8.25@8.90; pack- which is the heavy producer in that| der contract by A. H. Cobb, is now . Oll 8% ‘Open Close | ing sows, largely $7.00@7.40; few section, 1s expected to be reached] down over 400 feet, after having to Springfi 31% | Anglo 14% 15 |strong welght plgs, around $8.5 Detween 1,600 and 1,700 feet. skid the rig on three different occa Copper ~. 34% | Buckeye. 84%4 85 estimated holdover 2,500; heavy- It is reported by experienced ofl| sions onsaccount of bad holes, and| yin. tocomotivs 64% | Continental 33% 2444 | weights, $8.00@8.90; medium weight, men that the Wall creck swnds|the work is now progressing very] jouieviile and Cumberland == 108 110 | $8.50@9.25; Nght, $7.76@9.26; Maht which are encountered in that sec-| rapidly after spending some time], Calena ...------..-- 62% 63 |light, §7.60@9.20; packing sows, tion were reached in the Sand Hills| getting through some bad forma. Tiinois — cara 158% 159 | smooth, $7.10@7.65; packing sows, ‘well at over 200 feet shallower than | tion, Indlen® cosenns. _ 96 97 | rough, $6.75@7.10; slaughter pigs, @rer reached in any other well in Bes som is Nat. Tran. __.. —. 24% | $7.25@8.75. the district, which, according to oll N. Y. Tran .....-- 101 102 shows that the structure is H Missouri Pacific pfd «. Nor. Pipe -----.-- 102 103 Omaha Quotations. about 200 feet higher on the ridge New York Central -.. Ohio Ol) ~-----.---.. 51 53 OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 25.—(U, 5. northwest of the Bair camp, which N. H. and Hartford... 12% | Prairie O11 --.---... 110 172° | Department of Agriculture).—Hogs, has a large number ef producing Nort and Western -..--- 105% | Prairie Pipe ———-.. 100% 101 | receipts 5,500; market active; mostly wells. Northern F Solar Ref. --.____. 175 180 | 250 higher; bulk 190 to 240 pound The WAll creek sands which were / Pacific Oil — ---- 33 | Sou. Pipe ----.. 96 97 | butchers $8.65@8.75; top $8.80; bulk encountered contained a good show- American Petroleum B. 57% /8. O. Kan .--....... 39% 40% | 250 to 360 pound butchers $8.00@ ing of oil, but not in commercial 3 8. O. Ky 88 90 | 8.50; mixed loads carrying packing quantities, and the well is being 8. 0. 225 | sows and lights $7.65@8,.26; packing Grilled to the deeper sands, which Producers an | 8. 0. 38% |sows mostly $7.25@7.75 with rough| &re known to be good producers, Pure Of! -__ . 280 | heavie 7.00; average cos wire-hatrea Oif, was discovered in the shatlow-| Upturn In Liverpool Quota-|Readin: _ Union Tank 85 33. | yentertay $1.76; weight 360. ricbeatty pals lamin abioke @r sands in the well drilled by the tions Boosts Chicago epublic Iron and Steel Vacuum . 4 44% |" Cattle, receipts 425; comparea with| fii‘now held by Laddile Boy Peter | Fureka O!l company and the Mid Sales Sears Roebuck — 265-18. Pe! OU Sa ce, (188 126 | week ago: Better grade sters and| pan was given to President Coo | land Gil company a couple of years Fe ae ee Sinc Con On - 20% | 8. O. Ind. -...---. wane 51% 61% | yearlings 25%435¢ higher; others) idge by Dr. Alonzo G. Howard, of —_—_———— y Southern Pacifi - 87% ———— a em desirable fat she stock strong| Boston. Sex «I Also + CHICAGO, Aug. 25.—An upturn} Southern Railway — 32 higher; others steady to 15c ia | Christi. Comed in Liverpool quotations, attributed| Standard Oil of N. bolognas strong; canners and | ristie Comedy to the sharp advance in American| Studebaker Corp. cutters, calves and choice feeders| clipped Inmbs $12.25; compared KINOGRAMS i markets yesterday, had a tendency|'Texas Co. ____ steady; common to good packers and | week ago: Lambs steady sheep 25@ . . to itt values here today during the | Texas and Pacitio feeders 25@500 lower; closing bulk|50c higher; feeders 15@250 higher; Special Starting Sunday f arly dealings. eports a he ° Products A ‘as foliows: Fed steers and yearlings | closing bulks: Western fat lam) |" Acatrailen wheat isin aay pe stl Transcontinental “79 | $9-00@11.55; week's top steers $12.25;) $13.00%13.10; top $13.25; vives MISS ANNA M. TREVETT ously impaired because of the ex-/Un‘on Pacific ---.. TE ET ‘29 | Vearlings $12.15; dry lot she stocl: | $12.25@12.50; fed clipped $12.25; best Sop consive rains in the past three|tmnitea Retail Stores --——-- TMB |Grass Greek Co 1h | 4.760860; grass cows and helfers|Searliige $1060; hendy ‘and’ lent Colorytare Sonrare months, following @ long period of/ 7. 8. Ind. Alcohol ....---- 48% | Torehlight Se, 170 canners and cutters| ewes $7.50@7.75; top $7.80; feeding drought, also had a bullish effect.| United States Rubber oo 89% | Elk Hagin - 1:70 | $2253.25; bolognas — $3.25@3.75;|1ambs $12.25@ 18.00; week's top| ‘ STARTING : Thundershowers are predicted for] tnited Steel _. 91% |Greybull -_-____ | 1.70| choles light veals $7.50@8.50; stock-| $13.25. | Ofl Dividend Reductions | « targe port of the grain belt, which| Utah Copper es 9%B|Ribk Creek —-------=---- 1.25 ers and feeders $5.50@8.25; week's ~ “Wenken Short Session will check threshing of wheat and| Westinghouse Electric 58% | Salt Creek -—-.-__._________ 1.25 | extreme top on fleshy feeders $10.50. Denver Prices. SUNDAY : Demand oats. There was a moderate com-| Willys Overland __ 7% | Big Muddy --.-.—-—--------. 1.10| Sheep, receipts 1,000; day's run fed! DENVER, Colo. Aug. 250. 8. ba oe minsion house buying with offerings | American Zine, Lead and Bax ae, | Hamilton asss---------~ 1-25} elipped_lambe market steady: fedDepartment of Agriculture.) —Hoge | ee —_— very light. Opening prices which| Butte and Superion 15% * EW YORK, Aug. 25.—Specuta-| were half cent lower to %o higher \co'orado Fuel and Iron 29% tives sentimj ont was still somewhat | With December $1.06% to $1.07 and) \gntana Power 634% B unacttled at the opening of today's| May $1.11% to $1.12, were followed] National Lead 422 stock’ marlost but the main trend|>y ® slight advance all around. Shattuck Arizona - 6B Potatoes Appeared to be upward, Cuts in the| Tt took but limited selling to bring | — Ohio Cl aryl Producers and Refin-| about # decline in September corn : ne deferred f 3 wort Sea Cv enal Broun tosah \ hotliing | Se ee oat ctioe tit | CHICAGO, Aug. 25.— Potatoes, aot ee a rule, were small. Davison | hogs. After varying %c off to 14: strong on early Ohios; receipts, 48 - advance, December 68%c to 68%4¢ jcars; total U. 8. shipments, 796; Chemical, American Beet Sugar and t . 1 | Kansas sacked Karly Ohios, part! Punta Alegre Sugar each advanced| the corn market underwent a slight ITV IMG y e partly, genera! setback and then reacted NEW YORK, Aug. 25.—Bar silver, | ST@4ed, $2.20 owt.; Wisconsin sacked ® point. The market 4urned heavy in the later dealings. Cosden dropped 1% Early Ohios, U. 8. No. 1, $1.40 cwt.; Nebraska sacked Harly Ohios, U. 8. No. 1, $2.60 cwt.; Idaho sacked Irish Oats started 4c to %c higher, De- cember 40%c and held close to the opening range. 62%; Mexican dollars, 47%. eterno) ad points to 29%, & new low for the year, and losses’ of 1 to 1% potnts also were estabi{slied by Associated Provisions were firm in line with hog values, ————_—__—_ Oll, Famous Players, common and preferred, Stronsborg Carburetor Poultry. and DuPont. Strength of French GO, Aug. 25.— Poultry franes, which advanced seven points to 6.70 cents, featured the foreign CHICA! alive, lower; fowls, 18@24%c; broil ers, 27¢; springs, 26c; roosters, i4c -100.02 100.02 © -100.02 ‘Where love and life — 98.10 98.10 98.10 > Liberty Ist 448 98.12 98.12 are swept with A : ; 2¢ 98.11 98.13 7 : ene 2a site 98.28 98.28 7 thrills, Alice Brady Mix’s Fi : 4 ss “ ¥ y 98.11 98.13 First ae once rir 99.10 99.20 and a brillant cast. ‘ G t8 1 ‘ Cuechoslozak Rep. 8s ctfs am ae reat 8-Ree! Danish Municipal ta A 01m 1 . Dominion of Canada bs, 199 99 Special Production French Republic 74s ~ 93% 94 J A onic Mm 80% 4 Kingdom of Belgium 8s 99% 9944 You're going to see f Kingdom of Norway 68 ‘ 95% Mix in something Rep. of Chile 8s, 1946 — 5 1.038% . 4 State of Queensland 6s Y 1.00% different. He s a U. K. of G. B. & J, 5%; 37 — - 1.02% 1.02 American Smelting 5s Amer. Sugar 6s American Tel. & Amer, Tel col tr 58 - Anaconda Copper 7s, Anaconda Copper 68 1953 At. 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