Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1924, Page 6

aero s CORN HIGHER, WHEAT SLUMPS Wheat Selling Causes De- cline In Chicago Trading CHICAGO, March 22.—It took but Uttle selling to make wheat prices decline today in the early dealings. Demand was lacking and the down- turn carried the market to within %c of the lowest figures reached of late. Favorable crop conditions in the southwest remained the chief factor. Opening prices, which ranged from unchanged to %@\c off, May, $1.04% to $1.05 and July, $1.06%, were followed by a moderate actback Adverse weather and prospective Indefinite delay to the crop move- ment gave firmness to corn. Com- mission house buying of small lots Was a good deal in evidence. After opening at a shade lower to %o up, May, 78%c, the market sagged somewhat and then scored slight gains. Crop damage in southwestern states tended to lift oats. Starting nged to %c higher, May, 47% c, the market showed an ad- vance for all deliveries # Provisions were steadied by hog strength. Allied Chemical & Dye American Can - American Can & Foundry American International Corp American Locomotive --.. American Sme'ting &Refg. - American Sugar American T. and T. Tcbacco Woo'en Copper - Ameri Anaconda Atchison Atl, Gulf anc: West Indies ~ Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio -. Bethlehem Steel California Petroleum Canadian Pacific - Central Leather ~ rkcerro de Pasco Copper 5 Chandler Motors .- 50% Chesapeake and Ohio 75% Chicago and Northwestern. 49% Chicago, Mil and St. Paul pfd 25% Chicago, R. I. and Pac. 22% Chile Copper Chino Copper - Consolidated Gas Corn Products - Cosden OU - Crucible Steel an Sugar pfd .. General General F General Motors 3 Great Northern pfd, B4% Gult, States Steel --------.. 76% Tiipois Central -----~-...-- 103 Insrgation Copper .. 23% International Harvester 83% Int. Mer. Marine pfd. 23 International Invincible Of1 Kelly Springfie! Kennecott Copper Lima Locomotive Louisville and Nashville Mack Truck Marland O11 Maxwe'l Motors -. Mifdle States Oil oF Missouri Kan and Tex new. Missourl Pacific pfd. -. New York Central -. N. Y. N. H., and Hartford _ Norfolk and Western -. Paper Northern Pacific ~ 49% Pacific Ot! - 60% Pan American ePtrdleum B _ 46 Pennsylvania People’s Gas Producers and Refiners Pure Of ~ Reading Republic Iron and Steel _ Beara Roebuck Sinclair Con Of — Southern Pacifio Southern Railway Standard Oil of N. J. Studebaker Corporation Texas Co. ay Texas af Pacific —_. Tobacco Products A Transcontinental Of Union Pacific ~--.— 129 U. 8. Ind. Alcohol — 69% United States Rubber 30% United States Steo! 99 Utah Copper 65% Westinghouse Willys Overland American Zinc, Butte and Superior —__ Colorafo Fuel and Iron Montana Power National Lead Shattuck Arizona CRUDE MARKET Cat Creek -.. Lance Creek Torch! 'ght Greybull .. Rock Creek Balt Creek - 1 1 1 1 1.05 1 1 1 Mule Creek 10 Sunburst ~~. Hamilton Dome 40 Ferris - ~-------. 85 Byron - 4 Notches we - 65 Pilot Bette -—-. - 1.10 LADdeE eenrnncncenccmmeen-new sit SHORTS COVER, STOCKS FIRM Some Advances Recorded as Result of Week-end Adjustments NEW YORK, March 22.—Stock prices displayed a firm tone at the opening of today’s market tn re- flection of a continuation of week end short covering operations. Lackawanna Railroad advanced 1% to 12", a new '924 top, and Corn Products, Atlantic Refining, Mon- tana Power and General )lectric ad- vanced a point or more. The main price movement con- tinued upward, short covering being accelerated by President Coolidge's plea for early senate action on the tax reduction bill. The largest gains were recorded by the spe- clalties, American Radiator, Bosch Magneto, Chandler, U. 8. Rubber first preferred, Magma Copper and Otis Steel preferred selling 1 to 2 points above yesterday's final fig- ures while Woolworth advanced 3% to 333%, a record top. Fresh sell- ing broke out in Studebaker which dropped 1% to 95, a new low for the year. Foreign exchange trregu- lar. Provisions were steadied by hog strength. OIL SECURITIES By Wilson Cranmer & Co. Bid Asked Bessemer ——. 3328 Big Indian -- = OTe, 08 Boston Wyoming ----1.00 1.12 Buck Creek <---. 223 23 Burke 28 Black Stone 30 Chappell — 14% Columbine 4 Central Pipe 2.10 Cow Gulch — 4 Consolidated Royalty ~ 128 1.30 Domino ~ 07 08 Elkhorn 02 03 B. T. Williams -.-. 53.55 Wargo) Ci sSess Soe fice 8 Frantz -----------—- 3.50 8.76 Gates — —----— .08 -10 Kinney Coastal . ---. 13% .14% Lance Creek Royalty. .01% .02 Marine -.---..-.--= 3.50 8.75 Mike Henry -.... .00% 00% Mountain & Guile 143 1.45 New York Oil ~-----11.87 13.00 Preston - ~---------- .00% .01% Outwest -_.. —- 00% 00% Red Bank ~-------.--15.12 15.87 Royalty & Producers. .v8 08% Sunset . .-------.. 01% 9.02% Tom Bell Royalty... .03 04 Wyo. Kans ----.. .; 80 Western Exploration. 3.55 3.60 Western States ——- 19% .20%% ¥. ou 208 “10 NEW YORK CURB CLOSING Bid Asked Mountain Producers ~ 17.50 18,00 Glenrock Oll -.. 320,87 Salt Creek Prds. 21.50 22.00 Salt Creek Cons. 9.00 10.00 New-York Oil 11.87 13.00 Marine -... 3.50 3.75 Prod. and Refrs. 32.00 32.25 | Cosden ~..------... 35.13 35.37 Mutual 11.50 60.75 | Anglo ~ — Wi? 17% Buckeye ~ —.-.-_---_-10% 71 Continental __. 43 Galena - ..—... 62% Tiiinols ~ .. 145 Indiana —_ o4 Nat Tran. 22% Nor. Pipe — 102 Ohio. Ol 68% Prairie Oi! 235% Prairie Pipe — -. 105 Solar Ref. 203 Sou. Pipe POTATOES CHICAGO, March 22. Firm; receipts, 55 car: shipments, 801; Wisconsin round whites, U. No. 1, 1.40; bulk, $1.30@1.40; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked Red River Ohios, U. S. No. 1, $1.30@1.50; Wis- consin bulk Triumphs, U. 8. No. 1, $1.60; Nebraska sacked Triumphs, $2.50. ———____ 22.—Butter—/ extras, 46%c; CHICAGO, Lower; standards, 460; extra firsts, 45%@ 46c; firsts, 45@45%4c; seconds, 43% @ March creamery S568 — Receipts, @21%; ESTIMATE 0 ON BONUS IS LOW WASHINGTON, March 22.— The house estimate that its soldier bonus bill will cost $2,119.000,000 ts “much too low’ Chairman Smoot of t finance committee today 11,938 cases; ordinary firsts, clared, | steers, $12.00 OHV! OH MY ! Is SOME ONE PLAYING A JOKE OV ME ~ 17 THe Ure WeENIeG IVE Bees HUNTING FoR AW WEEK IS DUE HERG ANY MINUTE «, MY PAL. STURCES FINAUN GoT HER LOCATED --- IT ALL SEEMS LIKE AULT WALT. YOU HEAR 2? Czechoslovak Rep., 8s ctts Dominion of Canada ,5s, 1952 French Republic, 714s Japanese, 4s __ Kingdom of Bel Kingdom of .Norway, 6: Rep. of Chile, 88, ee: State of Queens! U.K. of GB and I 8 1 Ralway and American Smelting, 5s American Sugar, American Tel. col., Anaconda Copper 7s, 1938 Beth'ehem Steel con., 6s, Series A ——_. Canadian Pacific deb., 4s Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ref., “bs A Chicago, Mil., and St. Paul, ev., 4%4s Chile Copper, 3s .... — Goodyecr Tire, 88, 1941 Great Northern, 78 A — Montana Power, 5s A Northern Pacific ref., 6s B -. Northwestern Bell Tel., Sinclair Con. Oli., col., Southern Pacifico cv., Union Pacific first 4s Utah Power and Light, Weetern Union 6%s ~. | Westnighouse Electric 7s Wilson und Co., cv. paces nd abiose meee pear resets s ch ae eS --. ‘Aska Brother Held isis: wis eee Held ‘ For Murder in Pennsylvania CHAMBERSBURG, Penn., March 22.—Franklin County authorities to- day wers.checking up the stories told yesterday by Samuel Shockey and Iva Willis held in connection with the killing of Shockey’s bro- ther Jacob, in the mountains south of here Thursday night.” After the coroner's inquest last night Shockey was held as the slay- er and the girl as a witness. The police said Samuel Shockey confessed, stating that he killed His brother in a quarrel over the girl. The latter was a witness to the shooting. LIVESTOCK Chicago Pricés, CHICAGO, March 22.—(U. 8. De- partment of Agriculture.}—Hogs— Receipts, 6,000; fairly active, strong to 10¢ higher; Ught weight advane- ing most; sorted 160 to 235 pound averages, topped at $7.65; bulk good and choice weighty butchers, $7.50 | @7.60; light weight, mostly $7.45@ 50; pigs, scarce; bulk strong Weight, $6.75@7.00; underweight downward to $5.25 and below; bulk packing sows, $6.60@6.90; estimated holdover, 6,000; heavywelght hogs, $7.45@7.60; medium, —$7.45@7.65; ght, $7.25@7.65; light light, $6.60 @7.60; packing sows, smooth, $6.80 @7.00; patking sows, rough, $6.65@ 6.85; slaughter pigs, $5.507.10. Cattle—Receipts, 500. Compared with week ago: Beef steers, strong to 25c higher; extreme tgp matured long yearlings, $11.50; fat she stock, strong to 15c higher; spots, 25c up on better grades heifers; canners and cutters, firm; bulls, 15 to 25¢ lower; etockers and feeders, about steady; vealers Strong to §0c higher. Week's bulk prices follow: Beef steers, $8.00@ fat she stock, canners and cutters, and feeders, veal calves, $8.50@10.25. BheenReceipts, 6,000; xeceipts, RUN HOME AS FAST AS You CAN 4ND TELL UNCLE New York Bonds FOREIGN. tr. 68 .....-.-------. STURDEE come RIGHT UP- HELLO THERE, SKEEZIx { MUNTIE BLOSSOM HASNT SEEN YOU LATELY. WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ? You HAVEN'T FORGOTTEN HER, HAVE dwo cous ped Wold us ten cous her line. NO'AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. 95% 95% Py) ype td —— PB veal as 6 asis of es so oe BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE 7% Tae will be chargud the space of twe 39% HY Heat charged edvertlsing will oe Ais 1047 PEM LEee etinh eet a ee 100% 100 100 |CURRECTION OF | CLASSIFIED = 99% 99% 99% AD ERRORS. Miscellaneous ‘the Casper Daily ‘tribune will not be yasible for more than one of any ad vertisement ordered for more thaa ane time. ors not the fault of i caries see centers Vvasue wili be rect only by publication a after insertion. No 71% 71% 71%] tion will be made when the 91% 97 97 | does not mate: affect the sense fed lots. Compared with week a: Fat lambs and sheep, 50 to Tic higher; yearling wethers, around $1.00 higher; feeding and shearing lambs, 15 to 25c higher; best fat lam¥®s for week, $16.75; top clippers, $14. top fat yearling wethers, Bulk prices follow: Fat lambs, $15.75@16.65; yearling —_wethers, $14.00@14.75; wethers, $11.50@12.00; fat ewes, $9.75@11.25; feeding lambs, $15.00@15.50; clipped lambs, $1'.00@ 14.50. vu. 8. Sah abbas wants men and women, » Steady work; life job, $100 to ‘e250, seston paid va- cation, influerfee unnecersary; list positions free. Write immediately, now. Franklin Institute, Dept. 452M Rocherter, N. Y. WANTED—A meat cutter that un- derstands groceries and can de- liver, who knows city. Phone 642M. HELP WANTED—-MALE AND FEMALE best shearing lambs, $16.00; $15.25, CREATOR OF ABE POTASH PASSES ON WANTED—Men, women and _child- ren's hair cutting 35c. Under Grill Cafe. - WANTED—To get in touch with a.Mandola a Mandocello and a Mando Bars player. See Moore at 531 S. Melrose after 5 p. m. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN wanted for nent work. 306 O-S Bldg. POSITIONS .WANTED NEW YORK, March 22. — The death of Barney Barnard, creator of the role of Abe Potash of Potash and Perlmutter, was mourned today by thousands of fogtlight patrons and/folks behind the stage. He died last night after less than a week's filness of pneumonia. In his delirium he recited.some lines of the role of Abe which he played more than three thousand times. ed Le ers ape AE eat wena, wants housework, w! London Traffic | eie2 i ns 2 SP? OFFICE kK, rienced, di- Is Tied Up by Pete weeees ete cal, B.408, Tribune. ——————$——————______ CAPABLE young lady desires posi- tion as stenographer, with law firm. Phone 768W. a ae cee AN experienced chambermaid wants work; will go out by cays also g00d camp cock. Call 291J. COOK—Pxperienced fill any place. Workers Btrike LONDON, March 2: 22. — (By The Associated . Press.}—Omnibus and tramway employes for higher wages and a sympathetic walkout by Om- nibus men. The first sufferers were hundreds combination; of night workers employed by news- William 1421 40th » hotels and central markets |§St., Denver, Colo. depend on the trams to reach Sapir their homes as the railroads here LOE eee ates. Oe shut down after midnight for some : bitched hours. About 3,500 omnibuses are tied SERVICES OFFERED estimated th together car persons daily, otherwise hom: best mu possibility will Joln the strike, lowstone. WANTED—Bundle was Hand Lai walk mostly direct; market stead; load shearing lambs, $15.50; for week, around 16,000 direct; 167 car: il subway that «|CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923 super- perma: | { miss Yarp-s ARRWED ENTERTAIN Her UST (S UNCLE WALT ? AREN'T YOU GOING FOR SALL—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford touring. A-1 con- dition, a snap; $75 cash will take HARPER method, scalp treatment, for falling hair; shampooing, mar- celling; home appointments. Mrs.| this car. Phone Mr. Shankman, in R. Colby. Phone 1665M. rear.of od postoffice, Mills, Wyo. Phone 2717R5. WANTED — Bungalow, garages. contrete work, repairs and altera- tions; plans Specifications free; hour work or contract. Phone 2753W. Al R. Boyer, Carpenter and Builder. MARCELLING and bob curling, %5c; home appointments. 641 CY! ——————— OUR SPECIALTY, rough dry, best in town. Call Snow White Hand Laundry for service. Phone 705M. po ccnan i trehcteteadseiaaetttchtenon DRESSMAKING, first class. Called for and delivered. Phone 449R. FOR 1922. Ford roadster, cheap. 246 S. Center. a FOR SALE—1923 Chevrolet coupe. Good condition; a buy at $450; some terms. Phone 2343w. FOR SALE—1922 Olds Eight tour- seca will trade for good lot. Cal! cack Oo Seay FOR SALE—Always ready battery charge, charges batteries while you erate and doubles the life of battery; guarantees new battery the lfe of the car. Midwest Service Sta- tion, 240 S. Wolcott. Art Gaylord. rete be ST oy Dodge urine CALCIMINING and ilies mice tiny eee ratty oo ‘work carefully done. tion; wil! trade for Ford or sell out- right. Patterson Oakland E. Yellcavstone. MISCELLANEOUS eC. STOCKMEN ATTENTION. Ten carloads of fine alfalfa hay bailed at our ranch, buy while you can; Sate, is not over. See Ben » 202 Midwest Bldg. Co., 540 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES USED FORD CARS FOR LESS MONEY wenn anne ---- = - $75 ---$100 | FOR SALE—Restaurant fixtures, complete. Inquire at Coffe: Runabout, starter $145 | rouse, Glonrocks Wo, "B. OC ee Runabout “---------------.$825 | 227- FOR SALE—Adding machine prac. Runabout, like new ------- $350 tically, new, will sacrifice. for Touring --a------c.-----.$50 | Wulck sale. Phone 2755W. FOR SALE—Second hand » 30 tires, by 3%, ay 4, 33 by 4. : Yell by y 4. 316 W. TOUTING (nonntenwcokoncenetat AS. Touring Touring, like new —-----1.$350 Sedan ——~---.------------$400 Coupe © ----_-----=-----$350 PREMOR ect nome pe menen no $800 EARL C. BOYLE, UNC. 125-131 N. Center meee enon nnn enn nnn $225, Coo Ss AR ASR tS Sah FOR SALE—P'ack afternvon dress Treasonahb!c. Phone 2672. FOR SALE—National cash regis- ter; five gallon coffee urn, ten w chairs, ten counter stools; hot cake plate; single oven coal ho- tel range; all in good shape. Ph 2016 We. ee eae Se owas SALE — Large, white baby <4 used on'y a few months. ae ‘ourteenth. Phone 979J. oo bg gee ey Leghorn setting $1 per setting. Groen, Mid- went st Helghe or Box 1501. FOR SALE—Small chicken h 5898. Grant. ead FOR SALE—Lawn fertilizer, i or Phone 1499M. peer ea Re a HOUSEHOLD GOODS —_—_—_—— FOR SALE — Round Oak Chiet range with or without gas fix- tures. Phone 2698]. FOR SALE — Immediately, 1923 Ford roadster bought last fall and in storage most of the winter; paint and condition new and per- fect, price $290;/a bargain. Phone 2679W. ————————————_—___i i... FOR SALE—At reduced price, Su- perior Chevrolet, afd utility express Cas ag Wyo- ming Oldsmobile Co. USED CARS $2 lor +~-~-~~---+~~---~---2~------ $550 CHEVROLET COUPE, gocd as new Superior, —---$625 New high CE eAn Fagauture with FORD COUPE, good shape, 1923 Privilege of renting néw five-room model ~ $425 | house, 134 W. Tenth Street FORD SEDAN, seat covers, over. Phone 2680 hauled $300 . On aaa FORD SEDAN, g00d as. new, 1923] OR SALE—Most complete line of model, -~~--~-------—-~-------$600 | used furniture in the city, ese FORD ROADSTER, late 1922, gooa| e88¢8 Temade like new; five en. amel front gas ranges at half the Price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 326 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. HOUSEHOLD Goops oO maely! INE NAVAJO RUGS For 717 8. McKinley. Call morni: as new —_-.-. FORD TOURING, wal oot. FORD Seas early 1922, good shapo ig ldsmobile ‘Canny 442 East Yellowstone Inquire Firet. Phone 2710. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Double the lif of — ee your batter with Ever-ready; > a Ns: "i h ‘ charges batt w yo “4 nays z nOree it) private guaranteed ‘or.money back. Art ree ee aeett Old. girl, state Gaylord, 240 S. Wolcott. Miawest E Box eee en ences exchanged, Box B-403, Trib- nus, je Trib: Service. Phone 701W, FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT — Garage. 1755NJ. Phone OFFICE desk space completely fur- nished with telephone, very rea- sonable. Room 6, Zuttermeister Bldg. FOR RENT—Store rooms on Hast Second street, excelent location. 426 E. Second. Phone 1963. PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC FOR SALE —No. 14 cabinet Vic- Pibsiay wtih excellent collection of also set of trap drums. 735 s. 5 Mekiiniey. WANTED TO BUY a —— Police dog; ere grown, half breed O. . Sandlin, 779 Badger. pai oni a eS WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coa! ranges, heaters, dressers, 1 Hip all household goods. Phone 86. WANTED TO BUCY. Seconc hand furniture. If you have anything to trade or exchange. Phone 249, Harned Furniture Co., 234 8S. Davia. four men, close in on Une. 924 8. Spruce. Phone 11275. ROOM and board for two girls or married couple, ito N. Jackson. Phone 650. $12 per week, si Bet line, close in. 235 N. Lincol: FOR Se caee FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms $15 and $20; furnace heat, 1025 Oakcrest. Phone 1599W. ——— FOR RENT—Modern room, close in. Phone 1470. FOR RENT — Bedroom, adjoining bath, gentleman preferred. 314 S. Grant. Phone 2355R. Raa aad etal Te FOR RENT—Sleepingrooms in new building, just completed at W. First; hot and cold water. in Bian. room. Phone 2764. Meyer “ a CS FOR RENT—Large Rout sleeping- room adjoining~bath. 725 S. Ash. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished base- ment rooms, hot and cold running water in room, shower bath, out- side entrance, first house south of Chandler filling station, also gar- age. 213 S. Park. ney FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep- ingroom, in good location, on bus Une. Phone 1435. \ FOR RENT—Nice, room, next to \ bath. 727 S. Grant. Phone 1564J. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front bedrooms, close in. Phone 2425. FOR RENT+-Modern front beCroom for one or two gentlemen. 225 S. Park. FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, in new modern home, on bus line. 335 E. Eleventh. Phone 2385 WW. FOR bath, son. RENT — Bedroom, adjoining $5 per week. 304 N. Jack- For results try a Tribune Clas- elfed Ad