Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 28, 1923, Page 9

PAGE NINE. Che Casper Dally Crioune . e : Stocks : Grain NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED Bonds Oil Shale Possibilities ‘ Wileon, Ora | H ie Ar e Reviewed m Address in henna Lets J Allied Chemical & Dye ew or On s : American Can -..-. : | Gian’ American Car & Foundry | IACAL OLL STOCKS | MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 28.— {rer acre, in additjon to an enormous | American International Corp- j wid Asked | (By The Associated Press.)—One of /output of amonium sylphate, which} American Locomotive as 5 | the outstanding features of the an- pf isescon! alae in aN Aoeey Hepes Beneltiam and [Boston Wyoming 7 00 nual convention of the American ‘of the ofl industry, Senator Phipps’ | American Suck Creek -. DIN, gl YORK, Sept. 28.—Mixed| CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Confronted | Sn. HH rk mining congress here was the pre-|message said that the country is | American ee ee Salt. Creak a fae price movements took place in to-|with new bullish estimates of the Second 94.50 sentation by William C. Russell, /undoubtedly draining the natural | American Ce ary day's stock market. Some heavi-/Canadian crop, wheat took a de- 98.30, i entral iPpe Line 1.95 mining engineer of Denver, on be- reservoirs of well oil, and with in-| Anaconda Copper \Crappel —. 236 ness Was apparent at the start on cided upturn tn price today during | 93.60 halt of United States Senator Taw- |creasing demands it may be only «| Atchison Columbine ---------- 12 the fallure of a stock exchange|the early dealings. ‘The fresh fx: | i Pabervion thetpotentiallties of the [natin wilt be Oumpaliog te turn [Ares ue end Consolidated Royalty 1.18 house but the marked rosistance|Ures regarding Canadian production | Czechoslovale Rep., 8s, ctfa iMvataieotadiatsy, eeawhsretinsonaas eae tre, | Baldwin Locomative Coy Gulen +03 shown by the general list brought Were credited to the Northwestern | Dominion of Canada. Ss, Senator Phipps, stated Colorad> | ments. ay eauire: | Baltimore an@ Ohio Domino - about extensive short covering,|Grain Dealers association, and were | I-rench Republic, T1¢s plone contains 900,000 acres of ofl| ‘While it is possible that new ana | Bethlehem Steel. Bear traders, however, succeeded in $7,000,000 bushels smatier than the | Japanese tn ———-_— shale capable of producing 6Y,600,-|larger producing oll fields may be California Petroleum uncovering weak spots in the final:Canadian government's latest re | Kingdom of Belgium, § 000,000 barrels of oll. The govern: | discovered,” the senator said, “it ts {Canadian Pacific dealings. Sales approximated 600, turns. Continued notice of Wash- | Kingdom of ment, he said, has set aside @|more than probable, within the next | Central Leather ~ 000 shares. The c'osing was ir. ington plans for farm reltef counted naval reserve 45,444 acres of shale |decade, we shall have to rely upon | Cerro de Pasco Copper -. regular. likewise In favor of the bulls, and take precedence over those of all the other authorities, excepting judicial and administrative and mili- tary courts. The commissioner may, land in Colorado, capable of pro-|the refinjng of of] from shales, in |Chandler Motors Kinney 19 Ss m7 American 4 ¢: ing, hich ead fi ducing from twelve different work- {order to supply the increased de-|Chesapeake and Ohio ~ Lance Creek Royalty - 00% NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Consider-|ing. name ex yesterday's finish to | \merican able strata alone, 185,000 barrels mands for oil,” Chicago and Northwestern __ Marine -.... 4.25 able irregularity developed at the lage higher, with December $1.05% amiss Chicago, Mil and St. Paul ptd_ Mike Henry opening of to 8 stock marketito $1.05% and May $1.10% to| Anaconda Copper, > . ' . Chicago; R. I, and Pac. Mountain ei baie he petone. Baldria| 0% was followed by material] At. T. and San Fe., ie: ¢ Chile a raha 9S A showing a heay. one. win | gains all around. Baltimore and Ohio cv Market Gossip and Briefs |e". eed Spat “ane Rude reine tare [teen ry = > ed ank q. . a United States Steel and Pan Ameri ps * - Pacific eb. Consolidated Gas Se |livery togeching to a high price ree: * o . . . ° Royalty and Producers .06 07 |can yielded fractionally. Jones “4 Carn Products - |cré for the season. Wet weather cae W a Q Sunset —..... eee - .OL .02 | Brothers Tea dropped one point to} : os On Operations in Oil Fields |cmic st =a is Res eran Sh | Rea evpe one pu oe Maen ay a | atts es sore Western Exploration - 3.15 3.25 | pacco products opened a potnt|°Pening unchanged to %4@e up. | Great Northern is A seal, Cuba Cane Sugar pfd. _ 2 Wyo-Kans. a ety Lakes bal ene Mtl December 72%c to 72%c, prices | Montana Power, 5a A - > SS ae - Western States Bas: nee) eRe: scored a general upturn and then | Northern Pacific ret., 6s i3 Brokerage Fails |r. Simonds, who is the board mem-| Famous Players Lasky Y OW ae r ‘ho Jones Brothers Tea extended its! reacted somewhat ae hy stern Bell Tel. 7s NEW YORK, Sept, 23.--Failure| ber, Robert P. Marshall, Clinton|General Asphalt NEW YORK CURB CLOSING loss to three points but soon made With big shorts covering, oats Rene . eae lectrio, Ss the New York Stock Bxchange|Gtham and Francis B. Maliaby. It]General Electric Mountain Producera -. 15.60 13.75] UP iis loss and started for higher started unchanged to 4 @ Mc higher. | sinclair Con on er the Nee ab |has no out of town connections. |General Motors Glenrock Ojl . 65 .70/ Rround. = The general list also) necember 42%c to 42%c, and later |Southern Pacific cv... house of Robert P, Marshall and) an involuntary petition in bank-|Great Northern Pfd. — Salt Creek Cons | 7.00 7,25] Showed good signs of recovery.| snowed a general advance. Union Pacific first 4s company was announced from the/rupty was filed iater, estimating lia-| Gulf States Stee! Salt Creek Prds 17.25 17.50 | Delaware and Hudson, Texas Gulf} higher quotations on hogs gave |U. S. Rubher First 4s _ rostrum of tha exchange today. | bilities at 2,000,000 and assets $2,340,-| Illinois Central _ e Mutual ___ 9.12 9.25] Sulphur, Bethlehem Steel, and/armness to the provision market. Utah Power and Light, Ss The firm was organized on July 000. mes R, Sheffield was ap-|Inspiration Copper - re 8. O. Indiana 54.00 54.25 | Pressed Steel Car showing Rains of| Yeatinghouse Electric 7a .._ 18, 1919. It is'composed of William! pointed recelver. International Harvester -_... | Cities Service Com. -.. 129.00 131.00]! to 2 points. Foreign exchanges! Wilson and Col. ev., 68 —- — Int Mer Marine p{a . —-— opened {rreguiar, German marks im Open High Low Glore International Paper = proving slightly to 600 a hundred | WHEAT— - . Invinetble Off ....-. 2 million, despite the reichsbank state-| Sept. 1.04 1.05 1,04 1 <elly if ment showing a weekly increase of | Dec. 1.06% 1.05% 1 Man Must Wine |) sos sornaneid tice Crude Market _|[ tr snin two contrition snares in| ay Lit 140i : Lima Locomotive a note circulation. v rs y Louisville and Nashville -..-_ Prices held relatively steady dur. |‘ 82% 91% To the man that has to use his car from 8 a. m. to Mack Truck Cat Creek ng the second hour but irading was a4 p. m. beginning Oct. 1, 1923, I will d = Pe ing 0 our irac : ae eee .» m. n et, 1, vi i -) Marland Oi! os Lance Creek rather sluggish. Steady buying of TRS TL service. .: ; Wal ‘give si2ehour I n Own Haunts Maxwell Motors -. - 10% | Ounge the tobacco aharsa, Loritian’ exoept:) £054 ase Middie States Ol! -..._..... 5 |Grass Creel ed, resulted in gains of 1 to 2%4| Sept. - ties Wo: Missouri, Kan and Tex. new ~ 12% jigs is points, A goed inquiry also was|1e°. ace yt m Hs Ay nen shop at 6 p.m. or arrangements CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Because go:|Missourt Pacific pfd -.-..... 277] Rik Basin noted for corn products, U, 8. Alco:| Mey SAAN ade for same. All work guaranteed. ri'las-in Captivity die of broken|New York Central ex div. -.- 99% | Rock Creele “96 | hol. Davison Chemical and Inland | 6URD— aeenteitsetirs bs hearts, according to George Fred-|N. ¥-. Ne ¥, and Hartford -- 114, | gait Creek ‘90| Steel, up 3. The usual leaders sy > 5 12.00 | W. r erick Morse Jr: director of the Chi-| Norfolk and Western Big Muddy ~_ 7¢| moved within narrow limits, Ex:)7*" - 11.00 10.90 11.00} ° H. MARKS AUTO REPAIRING ——- ( ig Muddy - 6 RIBB— 135 W. Ninth cago Zoological Gardens some one| Northern Pacific ~~ Hamilton 90] planation of the recent weakness of | °) CHRP ee a é . Ninth Phone 1160-W Al d fg to be sent to Africa to get a|Pacific Ol ---. Mule Creek — 16] Jones Brothers Tea was furnished | [00 * a oas, Balkan States aYMEC | young gorilla or two, stay with|Pan American Petroleum Bex 52 | Sunburst -70| by the failure of the stock exchange PU dinesewer 6 them until the animals aro firmly | Pennsylvania a house of Robert P. Marshall and! —- Over Menace of Reds |attachea to him ana then bring meapisn | Gns company, which was the second _ Set Grains and Provisions. them to this country. roducers ani large stockholder. The stock made S AGO, Sept. 28.—Wheat num “Gorillas refuse to eat in the|Pure Oil . . good recovery after {ts early three|ber 4 red $1.01%; number 2 hard As Common Foe. changed environment of captivity | Reading Livestock point dip. Selling of the Pan Amer-|$1.09% @1.10%. and soon pine away and perish,” sald | Republic Iron and Steel ican {ssues and Hartman corpora-| Corn number 2 mixed 92@930; ent, 88-areite Mr. Morse. “The reason is that|Sears Roebuck tion, the latter dropping 2%4 points, number 2 yellow 92% @93%e. bi BUCHAREST, Sept. 28.—' re-Jas they have formed an attachment | Sinclair Con on - , failed to bring out any extensive, Oat - ported that Rumania has offered | for some one back in the old coun.| Southern Pacific 86% Aiiienga viele: ‘iquidation elsewhere. Call mones| number's white AKI ee an y the Bulgarian government military | try and here among strangers they |Southern Railway — aa, | CHICAGO, Sept. 28—{U. 8. De-]} opened at 5% per cent. nog Das = rir 1 assistance in restoring order in Bul-| trot themselves away.” Standard OM of N. J. 32% |Partment of Agriculture.)—Hozs-—| nero was scattered selling of|-.2%%, DUMber 2, T2c. Barley 68@ Pey garia should the communist revolu-} Director Morse also hopes to im-|Studebaker Corp. #584 | Receipts, 20.000; strong to 10c higher | atiroad stocks, Northern Pacitic.| 7c grmothy seed $7@8. Clover noed tion. there assume the upper-hand | port an Australian Platypus, which | Texas Co. -..- on desirable grades, othe: BOW: | Derg Marquette, Pittsburgh and $19@23. ork nominal, Lard $12.15. , has fur like an animal and lays|Texas and Pacific steady; big packers not buying: bulk | Wont virginia, Ann Arbor preferred |e 92-257 10.25. MUNICH, Sept. 28—(By the As-l eggs like a duck: a hoatzim, which| Tobacco Products A good and choice 180 to 330 pound] 4 western Pacific common and| — | sociated Press.)—An ordinance has] has hooks on its wings for use in| Transcontinental Ol) averages, $8.10@8.35; top, $8.40; d preferred fa‘ing one to two points. | Flax Closing, | been Issued establishing “temporary | climbing before it is old-enough to| Union Pacific ---- sirable 140 to 160 pound averages. | ri, was offset by steady rising) DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 28.—Close| measures for the maintenance of {fy anda giant taplr, Vnited Retail Stores montly $7,807.00; packing sows.| oie, in other sections of the list |Max: September '$2.45%; October 8) es or a public safety.” It decrees that sev- U. 8. Iné. Alcohol -- largely $7.00@7.26; better grades| Gains of one to two points were|$2-44..@%; November $2.44%; De | eral important paragraphs of the United States Rubber --...._ weighty slaughter pigs, $6.50@7.25: | ocistered by several of the olis,|cember $2.42; May $2.40%. \]| constitution of the relat and Ge United States Steel lato top Thursday, $8.35; Ho steels and sugars. Pavaria will provisionally cease to Utah Copper --.-.. welght hogs, $7.75@8.30; medium | operate. Liberty to express opinions Metals Westinghouse Electric ¢ $7.00@8.40; Nght, §7.40@840; ght | The closing was irregular, prices NAW LAMP BURNS | publicly, Mberty of the press and Willys Overland -.--2--..___ ght, $6.75@8.05; packing sows, | tpere oft. shaxply, in: the) fine 94 PER CE to hold public meetings wil! American inc, Lead an smooth, $7.15@7.40; packing sows,| hours when American pelen| CENT AIR e | Syanee 2 SEW- YORK, pe Aja broke below 74 to w low record nee mo it be curtailed. ‘The secrecy of postal, end pepe Gants 28.—Copper 15] Butte and Superior —_._-. rough, $6.75@7.15; slaughter pigs, | Pro fst a pelt pene ws ge22} | re is | telegraph and telephone services | quiet; electrolytic spot and futures | Colorado Fuel and Iron $5.75 @6. and f | . es will be established and domiciliary} 13%c. Tin firmer; spot and nearby | Montana Power - Cattle — Receipts, 3,000; steady, Beats Electric or Gas our privilege to vistts and confiscation of fortunes | $41.62; futures $41.50. Iron steady;| National Lead ~ dull; fresh recelpts augmented by | AC aR ett hiniee Sahat | authorized. es unchanged Lead steady, spot| Shattuck Arizona liberal supply of stale offerings fron new ol amp at gives an announce the ar | The executive power passes into] $6.85@7.10, Zinc quiet; Past St S$ Meri tn. thaswask® moet jicilink amazingly brilliant, soft, white light 4 | the hands of the general commis-| Louis spot and nearby $6.3 — ses generally steady with week's Potatoes even. better than gaa .or electricity } rival of our fall | sioner. His orders and decisions} Antimony spot ne; killing quality plain: top has been tested by the U. S. Govern | a | | rine “ i ’ Ee , safe. Burns 94 per If necessary, have recourse to armed rs, $11.60@12.00; few hand picked|U, 8, shipments, 1,005; Minnesota |“™Ple. clean, safe. st force. ———————— cet selection up to $12.50; bulk canners.|and North Dakota sacked and bulk| ent Air and 6 per cent common | / yles, new fab- | seas Ace New + Sep. us. — Suga $2.65@2.85; bulk atockera and feed-|Harly Ohfos sand land, partly AC ae 7 ic , | futures clcwed easy; approximate The inventor. G. H. Johnson, 609 || rics. new Salon b1000 tons, Detcber thie: ties] Continental ors, $5.25@7.00; bulk bologna bulls, {graded, 50@75e cwt. according to|,.7he inventor. (i. H. Johnson, 600 || , pat- WATER E phenber Pe is 7 09: M | Cumberland 107 109 | $4.00€4.50; few on beefy crder up| quality; ditto, Red River Ohios, 50@ |". N° Oo eae io itaeett t! . ete 46.08; pre MEY Cvena “— 61 63. «| to $4.75. Sc cwt.; South Dakota sacked and| Eto send a lamp on 10 days’ | erns, Ilinots 182 153 Sheep—Recelpts, 16,000; killing |bulk Early Ohlos, partly graded, por io the fret user J yom MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Sept. 28.— 25 |with Thursday's general trade; bulk | whites, No, 1, $1,001.15 cwt.; ditto, OY Mi Wr ae Py artioulars —-— : bp SOD fas 95 |good and choice fat western lambs, | sacked, 90c@§1.00 cwt.; Minnesota Wiane Nineteen pone $0088, 103 | $19.00; natives, mostly $12.50@12.75;| sacked round whites, No. 1 Tr ee opae por Jo CHEYENNE, Wyo. Sept. 28.— 5 he c 6214 | sorting moderate; culls, mostly $9.00; | partly graded, #0@S60 cwt.: Colo.| "on Er the Heaney, Boe Renan oo A visit will con- Acting on complaint of the Chey Talking Politics Prairie Oil 158 160 jchoice 135 pound western ewes. {rado sacked people's Rus sh Feist hia ae Ries | vi enne Light, Fuel & Power company Prairie Pipe 97% %1$6.60; feeder trade mostly around | cwt. ince you that hree other industrial concerns. Ber Solar Ref. ~ 165 170 | steady: best lambs early on country the ‘Wyoming Public: Service com seer acnileatateeentenaing sa! Fie. = $4 96 {account $13.26. | "It’s the price thi mission has set November 1 as the| Sheldon goes the distinction of ANE Is. 0. 38-38% e price that date for a hearing on charges that the first application for momnina: lon} o. a9 90 pana rs sell, and'the quate eee reaitaten iace nrea. | to * city office in this year's city O. Neb. 208 210 Quotations. tn , een e njustiy discriminatory and {cempaign. Ife filed his application 40 | OMAHA, Neb. Sept. 28.—(. 5 A ity that attracts. none ni Fs to succeed himself, signed wit te 3 Department of Agric naive Leeper 50 residents of the city Monday af- 91, |—Receipts, 4,500: The.complaining water consis of |tefnoon. The lsts opencd Saturday id, |e ESe ; | : ng to 10¢ higher; | pay for thelr water On Othe vcon: {2nd will be open until noon, Octo-| &' 7112 {2 finore advance on packing grades: ||| ON AND AFTER OCT. 1, WE THE UNDERSIGNED meter measurement, er com | ber 13, ag ae 54 54% |bulk 200 to 300 pound butchers | sumers supplied by t Nhe “flat rate’ | With the exception of a boom $7.50@7.90; top, $8.00; six loads owned system pay on the “fiat mers | Deing latinched in behalf of C. Y ___|carrying packing sows and lights \| peels, fae pepe id they were Garbutt, former possesion ant) mostly $7.30@7.50; packing sows, naser TADETa5i. AY : present. member of the Sheridan ; largely $7-10@7.25; average cost subjected | to Water ra tae cent,, school board, for mayor, and rumors Foreign Exchange || \erieraay, $7.32; weight, 271. MENS WARE while other consumers’ rates were |of 2 boom for Bob Holland of (iad: Cattle—Recetpts, 600; market stow: WILL OFFER OUR SERVICES DURING THE w be Bes aa stone street, for city commissioner, lie aalin tedcathare( Seovlower: bulk | merhe Public Service commission's | te city asus situation remains | mw YORK, Sept. 28.—Foreign|$s.00@9.50; nothing choice included | dd Dectitends ; i} hanged. exchange steady. tations in 3 Jasses about steady; bt | ticipated, will | UNC! hang ady. Quota other cl | resign geet ih | “ae canening tor ares Grain Sane wee | oases Fun are 2 WINTER MONTHS | tlon of meters on the taps of alljinciude M. .B. Camplin, ot the | Cables 455%; 60 day bills on banks} @5.25; bolognax, $3.50@ 4.00; stock “x = mayor A. C. Evans, member of the] 459 France demand 6.15; cables|ers and feeders. largely $6.50@7.25- | bah a peta board of county commissioners; ane Italy demand 4.5914; cables} Sheep—Receipts, 8,000; _ wooled 8. D. Canfield, former mayor an Be'gium demand 5.21; cables|iambs, fully 26c higher, $12.35@ AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES: C it Chest | Present poetmaster. 5.21%. Germany demand .0000006; 5; top, $12.95; clipped jambs, ommunt y | Both H. aa ‘4 peice Pau cables .0000006. Holland demand|steady; top, $11.85; sheep, un le‘Ad ; 2 00 : . ~q| missioner, and A. Mactarty, 39,27; cables 9.32. Norway demand| changed: ewe top, $5.75; feeders, | i HINTS tSisece eee ae $ Drive Projected commissioner, are expected RR co 15.89. Sweden demand 26.51. Den-|dull, weak, 67 pound feeding lambs, Sing e jus ° their applications for re-nomination | aii Gemand 17.84. Switzerland de-| $12.50. lo f 12 Adjustments 0 00 = septivasa|!2 the offices they now hold. mand 17.84. Spain demand 13.73 ourse 0 ju ok erecta " CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 28.— Ny Greeces demand 1.66. Poland de. Prices. | Cheyenne’s first “‘communtty chest” ° : mand .0008%. Czecho Slovakia de- Denyse. Frices. pe ; icf ery: Ee + IL Ss drive will take place in November.! New Paving Plans ranna 2.9934. Jugo Slavia demand|_DENVER. Colo,, Sept. 28.—(U. 8 City Misits==- = ee ee 3.00 TRAIN SCHEDI E xt wilt surp!ant 2b inated Grives| ‘tal 1.17. Austria demand .0014 Ruu-| Department fobs ente preaa ta) Chicago '@ Necthwasters which have been held annually. mania demand 46%. Argentina de-| receipts 150; s\ f ? ‘ Weatbound Arrives a eer ae For State Capi del end 43.60; Drect demand. ae,|tty pia (hdl Si abs-raltad cree} B. G HAHN No. 603... 2:00 p. m, 2:20 p.m Montreal 97 27-22. ge Arde Se epee led Meth 2 * Id Sasthound— ors Departs : | CHEYENNE, Sept. 28.—Chey $0.75@7.00; few rough kind $6.50; Townsend Bldg. 0, 606 p.m Silver enne’s third paving project, cover: Maiciathen 8450) Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ling streets surrounding the state : ipts 1,400; calves 50: Eastbound capitol grounds and Capitol avenue Money if pe onhe Sbpetign i read fas tod J H an d A G JEFFREY “ NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—Bar|from the capito! to Pershing boule | ps +7 07.80, otbecn $0.7007.0 . . « Xs sver, 64; Mexican dollars, 48%. Padi ec eare aac ar eveahente desirable yearlings $7.10; grasa clws Midwest Bldg. = AOE I AY pion ac ig merge ; NEW YORK, Sept. 28, — Cail] most'y $4,00 down: few helfers $ ~ | afternoon, when a resoltition of in- wi fers “t{ money firm; high 64g; low 5; ruling | heifers $4.00@5.00; mostly tention to create -a. paving district y Aes (i bial A adedstel ge " wax passed. This project extends|Tate 6: einai ROBERT N GROVE Cotton the paving program to atout two ull loans against | 7.50. : Eric theta a . Pie Vinee era a!) SN ha one hate mallen ime loans firm nen ‘receipts 10,600; ‘slow: very 112 East Second Street | aay Si R I wr gicitte sii se a. bontsoaentl hist rétal papsr ¢ Co feeder lamba |} Tribune Wantads Bring esults ton Ques, Lad until Gaturday, Uctooer 13, Sugar jatured steers, $10.50; few steers or yearlings here eligible to sell above $10.00; stokers and feeders, dull, about steady; bulk vealers to pack- ‘ee | CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Potatoes— | Weak on white, slightly stronger on | Early Ohios; receipts, 149 cars; total | lott s0 too aid strength of corn and oats. ment and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary lamps. It burns without odor moke or noise—no pumping up, {s stock of suits and overcoats in new ,