Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1924, Page 7

OIL INDUSTRY TAKES SPURT IN COUNTRY] Improved Prospects Lead to Resumption of ‘Wildcatting on Large Scale; Decline in California Significant. Joath to relinquish this business, hence the activity in new felds. But the Midcontinent, Texas, Ar- kansas, Louisiana and Wyoming, Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Mexican fields aro also looking for new supplies to keep pace. The Shell Union Oi! corporation, a subsidiary of the Royal Dutch company, has opened headquarters in Denver and set a force of geologists to map Colorado for oll. “Wo are here because we believe oil prospects in this state are good,’ A. T. Schwennéfson, geologist in charge, said. The Shell company is prepared to spend any amount of money justified by the result of tho survey. In Oklahoma and Kansas opera- tors are hastening developments over a wide area. The-outstanding development has been the discovery of 4,000 foot sand in the Tonkawa field, Oil bearing sands at lower That simply means that the drills are biting down: toward the oil sands in un. tried territory all over this con- tnent. with renewed vigor. Oil prices have bettered and evetaeeng for atime slackened off. The industry has not funy re covered from the tremendous flow of oll which had to be stored in 1923, but the betterment of condi- tions has given encouragement to owners and leasers of lands and since Colonel Drake completed the first well in Pennsylvania in 1859, oil men have never been content to. let their Mquid gold remain below the surface. “There has. been a heavy decline Bonds :: Stocks Alea Chemical & Dye ---—- 69% American Can 101 5 American I7B American 21% Ts 60% at 125% Tobacco -—.-.--.140% B Woolen -..---—--. 64 Copper en-nnn---e= (32 10085 Bessemer -<-. Big Indlan Boston Wyoming ~.-. Buck Creek -. Burke -~-.~-----~------ Blackstone Salt Creek Chappell .---.-------- Columbine --.-... Central Plpe Line ~.. Consolidated Royalty — Cow Gulch ~..-----.-- Car and Foundry. International Corp, ALCHIGON on eeeinee-e-cennnnee Atl, Gulf and W. Indies -.-. Baldwin Locomotive ---..-.. Baltimore and Ohio -------- Bethlehem Steel ~-..---...-. California Petroleum Canadian Pacific ~. Ceneral Leather -<-------.--11% B Cerro de Pasco Copper ---. 447% Chander Motors ~-.--------- 43% Chesapeake and Ohio -----.. 73% Chicago and Northwestern -. 51% Chicago, Mil., & St. Paul pfad 24% Chicago, R. I. and Pac. -..... 23% 27% 16% 62% 169% E. T. Williams ------ Farsuv Aa 6.00 +10 sOL 14 01% 3.50 00% 01 1.58 1.56 12,50 13.00 03.05 01% -==23.00 Royalty & Producers. Sunset .....=.... ‘Tom Bell Royalty Western Exploration - 9.50 Wyo-Kans 90 Western States NEW YORK comp Prants - .n------s-..-~ Gates ~..------.-.. Jupiter ..-..---.--.- Kinney Coastal --.. Lance Creek Royalty — Marine ...... Mike Hen: --------: Mountain & Gulf -. 00% 13 01 3.00 Crucible Steel -. Cuba Cane Sugar pfd. BSR ce ceecs as Famous Players La! Lasky ----.. General Asphalt --...-.-.-.. General Electrit ---.---.-2 in production of crude in California | jevels are being proved in the proven General Motors Mountain Producers since last ber when the great | fields in Texas and the southwest, Great Northern Glenrock Oil Septem! flush fields of Santa Fe Springs, Salt Creek Prds. and old producers once abando: ned | Gulf States Steel -----. Huntington Beach and Long Beach] are being made to flow. again. Tilinols Central commenced to decline. Production Similar experiments are being made Inspiration Copper there this month probably will be a milion and a half barrels under that of January. Some of this loss has been offset by the opening up of shut in wells. Tho large com- panies are endeavoring to offset it further by the drilling of new wells in untried fields. At present, 59 wildeat wells are being drilled in below the 4,500 foot level in the Santa Fe Springs district and wells may be driven to 7,000 feet there. The Louisiana and Arkansas fields reached the peak production of the last three years last week with an average daily flow of 190,302 barrels. Thirty-four new wells added 9,560 to dally production. A 600 barre! Internationa! Harvester .. Int. Mer, Marine pfd. ---—- International Paper -. Invineible Ofl -..-. Kelly Springfield Tire -. Kennecott Copper Lima Locomotive —o Louisville and Nashville ~~. Mack Truck .. 8. O. Indiana ee ed LIVESTOCK Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, April 29.—(U, 8. De ‘various parts of the state. At the same time 116 new wells have been started in the Kern River fields, where drilling has been inactive since last September. The new Tor- rance field has 153 under way and those completed are turning out something under 50,000 barrels a day. The Dominguez field has 20 new wells and is gushing out about £4,000 barrels a day. There are 553 new wells altogether being drilled in the state. The California producers last year shipped their oil through the Panama canal at the rate of 200,000 barrels daily and sold it in direct competition with the Midcontinen® and Mexican fields, keeping 195 tankers in commission. The, are gusher in Cotton Valley, Webster parish, Louisiana, is believed to have assured the future of that dis- trict. Although there are tremendous stocks on hand still, consumption has grown to enormous proportions. The amount used in 1923 was 20 per cent above that of the previous year, and the rate of increase this year bids fair to be even greater, taking into consideration the speed at which motor vehicles are being made and solid. The new explora- tions, while they have added ma- terially to production shave not un- covered and “bonanza” fields and well informed oil men feel that the clouds are clearing over the future of the industry. |. | Standard O11 of partment of Agriculture.)—Hogs— Receipts, 24,000; slow; uneven, most- ly Se lower; lower grades and mixed, 5 to 10c¢ off; bulk good and choice weighty butchers, $7.25@7.35; top, $7.25; bulk desirable 160 to 225 pound weight, $7-15@7.25; better grade: 140 to 150 pound averages, largely $6.60@7.0 king sows, mostly $6.60@6.75; killing pigs, weak to 26c lower; bulk good and choice strong weight, $5.75@6.25; heavyweight hogs, $7.10@7.35; medium, $7.05@ 7:30; lUght, $6.80@7.30; light light, $5.85@7.15; packing sows, smooth, $6.65@6.80; packing sows, rough, $6.50@6.65; slaughter pigs, $4.50@ 6-25, — Sheep—Receipts, 11,000; fairly ac- tive; fat lambs, 15 to 25e higher; sheep, weak; choice ,fat wooled lambs, early, $16.65; choice clipped lambs, $14.90; odd lots medium to good fat wooled ewes, $7.50@8.00; clipped kinds, $7.00@7.50. Marland Oil Middle States Ofl Missouri Kan, & T Mirsourl Pacific pfd. New York Central N. ¥;,.3 yH. and Hartford .. Norfolk and Western --..--.. Northern Pacific ---.. Pacific Oil... Pan American Petroleum B ~ vennsylvania -—.. Republic Iron and Steel —. Bears Roebuck -. Sinclair’ Con Oil -...--.—--- Southern Pacific -. Southern Rath a Studebaker’ Corporation ~.—. Texas Co. --... @be Casper Dally Crihune Grain :: NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED STOCK TRADING |WHEAT PRICES [OTRREGULAR = MOVE HIGHER Some High Records Estab- lished But Advance Is Spotted NEW YORK, April 29. tive uncertainty ove: the U —Specula- » 5. Steel Corporation. It's directors action on the question of an extra dividend was responsible for the confused price movements in today's relatively dull stock market. cropped out in t! sugars, but indepen dent Proximated 625,000 shares, opening of today's Selling pressure against the steels, and other industri of a point or by DuPont, American Rails held relatively stricting ic their meeting late today, Motive U. 8. The senate apprev: 12% fluence to the which continued morning. Several but they met with a new 1924 high. International Business at firm, larly the northwestern issues, Trading was rather sluggish in tho early dealings, bear traders re- commitments se of the uncertainty regarding the action of the United States Steel corporation directors on the ques- tion of an extra dividend at their Cast Iron Pipe, which was run up sharp- ly ust before the close yesterday, dropped back 2%, while Lima Loco- Rubber first preferred, Gulf States Steel and Wabash pre- ferred A yielded a point or more. Foreign exchanges opened steady. of crease in the corporation tax from to 14 per cent was regarded by some brokers as contributing in selling movement, throughout fee! ek ble 8. Sales ap- NEW YORK, April 29.—Reaction- ary price tendencies prevailed at the market. resumed motors, textiles 8, initial losses more being recorded Calumet and Arizona, Heaviness again stee]s, motors and strength was shown by American Can and a number of specialties. Woolen and Yellow Cab. U. 8. Steel common opened % lower. particn- an be- in- the rallies Were staged in the pivotal issues, little support. United States Cast Iron Pipe, which was weak at the opening, recovered its loss and climbed 2% points above yesterday's final quotation to 93%, General Electric, Machine and Reynolds Tobacco B also showed in- Yellow Cab extended its loss to 2% points and dependent strength. Baldwin, Studebaker, and Reading Coal and Iron, Philadelphia, Cuba Cane preferred, South Porto Rican and Stewart Warner were added to the list of Sugar, Mack Tru stocks. to sell 1 to yesterday's final 2 points below figures, Call mioney opened at 3% per cent. Independent strength cropped out Upward Trend Is Continued Throughout Trading Today CHICAGO, April 29,—With month end evening up of accounts in progress, wheat averaged a little higher in price today during the early dealings. Aside from the cur- rent changing over from May de- livery to July, or from July to May, trade lacked volume. Uncertainties over the outlook as to farm legisla- tion at Washington continued to be the chiet. factor. Opening prices, which ranged from %(c decline to a Uke advance, May $1.0: lowed by slight general gains. Subsequently, free buying of May for traders: who\were short led to a material advance in price for all months. The close was firm, \%o to lo net higher, May $1.03% to $1.03% and July $1,06 to $1.06%. Persistent selling in small lots had a@ depressing effect on corn values. After opening unchanged to 4% @%c lower, May 76% to 76\%c, the market underwent a sag all around, Later as a result of eastern buy- ing, the market scored a sharp rally. The close was unsettled, at %c net lower to %c gain, May Tle to 77@ Meo. Scattered lMquidation on the part of holders eased down the corn mar- ket. The start was unchanged to “ac higher, May 46% to 46%c, but declines soon took place. Meagerness of offerings gave frm: ness to provisions, despite a decline in the hog market. High Low Close Open Hi WHEAT— BELLIES— May 10.10 10.16 10.10 10.15 July .--.10.37 10.47 10.37 10.47 CHICAGO, Apri! 29.—Wheat num- ber 1 hard $1.07@$1.12; number 2 hard $1.07% @$1.12. Corn number 2 PAGE SEVEN. French Republic, 7148 Japaneso 4a .......--..----. Kingdom of Belgium, 8s Kingdom of Norway, 68 - Rep. of Chile, 8#, 1946 State of Queensland, 6s _ U.K, of G. B. & L, 5s, 37 - Railway and Misceliancous Americcn Smelting 5s American Sugar, 6s American Tel. Col. Anaconda Copper ‘7s, 1938 ae Anaconce Copper 68, 1955 -.----... At. T. and San Fe., gen. 4 Baltimore and Ohio, ev. Bethlehem Stee} con. Canadian Pacific deb., Chicago, Burlington and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul cv. Chile Copper 6s Goodyear Tire & Great Northern, Montana Power, 6s Northern Pacific ref., Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific 4s ° Union Pacific first 48 .... U. 8. Rubber 5s ....... Utah Power and Lights os Western Union 6%s ------.. Westinghouse Electric 7s Wilson and Co., cv. 68 -... Market Gossip and Briefs On Operations in Oil Fields Wall Street Briefs. Despite predictions of leaders tn the ofl industry of an early equaliza- tion of supply and demand, {t-ts no secret that tho belated arrival of warm weather has held back the consumption. of gasoline. Only within the last fow days have the sales of gasoline compared favor- ably with those of a year ago- of the United States Stee] Corpora. Uon todas declared the regular quar terly dividend of 1% per cent and an extra dividend of one half of ono per cent on the common stock, The same dividends were pald last quar- ter. Total earnings of the corporation for the three months ending March 31 totalled $50,075,445 as compared with $49,958,980 in the previous quarter, pel BEER wat A LATE SPORTS NEW YORK, April 29.—Zev, thor- oughbred. champion of 1923 and greatest money winner of all times, was defeated today in his debut as a four year old by St. James, one of the favorites for this year's Ken tucky derby, in the $6,000 Paumonok Virtually doubling its earnings of last year, the Cerro do Pasco Cop- per corporation today reported net income of $6,700,169 for 1923. Profits were equivalent to $6.93 a share on 1,009,322 shares of no par value capital stock as compared with $3.90 a share on 912,812 shares outstand- ing In the preceding year. Marine Oil ‘ions. Activities of the Marine Oil com- pany in Balt Creek are shown as follows: ‘ Section 5-39-78—CR-3 Wolverine: Commodity Trade News week beyond that, the future sched- ule of this mill, one of the largest in In a@ varied Ust of specialties, in- eluding American Can, Railway Steel Spring, Corn Products, Savage Arms, and Weber and Heilbroner with Iron Products jumping four Cement corners for steel rig have been run. Section 9-89-78—Wolverine DS5-38: Additional 6% inch casing has been run, making a total of 2889 feet. Texas and Pacific .----.-. Tobacco Products A -—----. Transcontinental Oil Ynion Pacific ---~ U. S. Ind. Alcohol * Cattle—Recelpts, 8,000; beef steers slightly more active than Monday; steady to strong; spots 10 to 15e higher than low time; other classes fat she stock dull; handicap, feature event of the open- ing of the Metropolitan racing sea- son at Jamaica. St. James carried the colors of mixed 76@76%c; number 2 yellow 78@79c., Oats number 2 white 484% @49c; number 3 white 47% @48\. Cattle San. Antonio—The first of the will be signed up. About 30,000 acres already have been sown in northern Colorado, while planting is getting under way in Nebraska, Montana, Utah and Idaho, Cumberland Galena Miinols Indiana ------—-------- Nat, Trans. —Filour unchanged. Bran $22.00. generally stead: ‘s 4 7 number 2. 65@67\c, Barley , epth of 2945 feet. | George D. Widener to victory by South Texas grass fattened steers/the country, 1s ‘uncertain. Thelimitea States Rubber... Killing quality fed steers, largely }2°¢ Kress five to 220, a new high| g70° Timothy. seed $5.00 @ 87.50. Le Se ee ee aoe 5 Drilt:| three lengths over the. renowned have sold this week at 8 cents aj printing department is running at United States Steel —. medium; bulk, $8.25@10.50; few | Price for the year, but another col! Glover seed $13.50@$21.00. Lard] sn ‘ depth ‘of 2275 feet. Drilled | Rancocas colt. The victory came as pound, @ record figure for recent| capacity, but with orders ahead for choice kind here; run includes few | I@pse in the Yellow Cab issues dis-| $19.60, Ribs $9.87. Bellies 10.26. |{"% h first Wall Creek sand. Tay-|® startling upset, as Zev went to the years. This is taken as an indica-| only three weeks. loads experimentally fed steers from |tutbed the market again. C\icago a 7 3. Mado 30] Post a favorite in apite of the heavy tion of the basis on which live stock Vintiipa “Oeestind. 2320. Purdue university at $10.90 down-| Yellow Cab broke 6% points to 41, impost of 130 pounds he was forced loans will be made in this state this Automobiles American Zino, Lead and Sm a new low figure for the year and MONEY eee to carry. Dunlin, J. 8. Cosden year. Detroit—The average output here Butte and Superior — 7.00; most beef heifers, $ Yellow Cab Manufacturing dropped Wyoming Of} entry, w third, four lengthe be of automobiles, exclusive of the Ford| Citumao Fue! end Iron little done on veel calves; 5%. United States Cast Iron Pipe NEW YORK, April 29.—Prices of | hind Zev, Rigel, Little Celt, Swing Lamber Sompesly. ie $0 Dar sent ot the Meter hing Bower. a= sales to packers, $8.50. downward | Tone Oa ae aainta, Auantle Rein: | Nw YORK, April 29—Cail| wyoming Olis at? p. m. today wore| long, Mino, Sun Pal also ran. ‘The Portland, Ore—The steamer of|ruary peak. Retail sales are very|otonal Lead according to weight; heavy bologna |!" lost four points. money,. firmer; high, 4%; low, 3%;| listed on the New York curb as fol-|time for the lx furlongs. was Monticello of the United American| @ncouraging, however, one leading hattnck ore bulls, $4.75 and above; most sausage | Th@ closing was irregular. A tem- . ys cy pee ug pact Sent) katt : 1:11 3-5, lines is expected to load the largest) ©O™pany reporting a gain of 27 per 8 ne bulls, $4.40@4.65; heavy butchers, epee stale Yaga anne at 4% of 4 <a 43 : at eg ndard «6 Ol], (Indiana) 658% lumber cars ; ¢ 7.25 an % 5 | al dealin ried U. 8. Cast ‘ Mi Is joan, 444; call] Standar 1 diar 3 amie tacts: woke Mt oad ae Bear’ 3735 Aad sboees stockers Ho ne Pe cunediomitin ae git, | loans against acceptances, time |Mfountain Producers 18%; Mutual] | aNSE N.C. Aptil. 39. ins ag seas mature she will carry more Sugar me theaty | any tence for coun-| Ut the subsequent heavy selling| !oans, prigh lr pae a eae payers ine: the ‘United’ States than 6,000,000 fect to New York. Denver—The Great Western Sugar ‘ reer, ind, $6.50@ | forced It back to 90, days, 4%; 46 months, 4% @4%; br =f 2 ie od States F o * opmpkny Teaportes that (the by Algeacst bulk thin kind, $6.50@ prime commercila paper, 444 @4%. NEW YORK, April 29.—Directors wooed samen ation rt pmee meee pan: acreage 00. race edsiaret Watts Abad ni © ten years in the state Clothi posteacred re this Koonin (shoe Aer poe ged Pity Flour prison when he pleaded guilty to New Orleans—The post herd Face sont’ thon Radios acreg|Oontinental cca. 48% 45 aca mabe Sectatiens, vee SUGAR MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 29, charge of bigamy: trade in men’s and women’s c! » Neb, Ap . and shoes is keeping up remarkably Department of Agriculture.) Hogs. “under stimulus of warm weather. Receipts 19,000; market active; most- ly Be lower; bulk 210 to 300 pound butchers $6.95@$7.05; top $7.05; good 180 to 210 pound weights $6.75@ $7.00; desirable 160 to 180 pound av- LONDON, April 29.—W. a os Singer's four-year-old filly, wan- non today won the Great Metropol! tan stakes at Epsom by 1% lengths from A. II. Tennant's five-year-old bay Boddam, WGRAY QUITS OFFICE TODAY NEW YORK, April 29.—Refined sugar was quiet and unchanged at $7.80 to $8.10 for fine granulated. Refined futures were nominal, METALS Leather Philadelphia. Low production of Many tanneries in thin section is Canned Goods Kwannon started a 4 Sugar futures closed firm; ap- NEW YORK, Apri! 29,—Copper, 9 to 2 againet and Bodds 100 4 tending to keep the leather market! Republic, Mo—A new canning fac- 66% SOME TECATESG cwcne Baerga) proximate sales, 56,350 tons. May, et; electrolytic, spot and futures, aie = _ steady. Sole leather is particularly | tory ts being built here which will 227 | day $6.94; weight 251. a 4.59; July, 4.76; September, 4.77; @13% (CobMnued tree Paae: One) quiet, Pennsylvania shoe factories) handle the production of about 450 prairie Pi; 105% : December, 4.38. Tin, easy; spot and nearby, 43.87;| main in confinement there until heir samples for the aed pe 2] Cattle—Recepits 6,200; beef steers b, remain te out thelr samples for the} acres of strawberries in this section. | solar Tet. 200 and ‘yearlings moderately active, futures, 48.12 nine o'clock Wednesday morning, niche Sou. Pipe ~. 97 " 1 .’ Iron, steady; prices unchanged. when he was to appear before Fe — Daley, 30. ian Ny oro tlg de COTTON Kad, steady apo 1 TH@E0. | at Juage A. B. Andere to be te Plymouth, Wis.—Some improve- $ 20644 | ta" good; two load Jot. steers averas Zinc, quiet; East St. Louis spot} 16 ; reli River; Mines -—The cotton Ge: | meee to caweee prices: 1 \eoked. toe 289 ling 1,530 pounds $11.50; bulk steers ani nearby, 6.00. publican leaders gathered here partment of the American Printing| soon with the belief that prices have 41% ms 00; she stock SEW YORK, April 29.—Spot cot- Antimony, spot today to discuss the situation. Ray- and yearlings $7.55@$10.00; she stock] NE . aapany ‘Will ‘be closed next week. | reauhed: tack -Gotiam, “for the time 305 bulls slow to steady;|ton, quiet; middling, 29.80, RE Fy yr y mond C, Morgan, speaker of the 4 {ipa “Wil: resume ‘May. 6th’ for’ onal beiae ar 61% | practical veal top $8.50; steady; —$_——— SOUTH ST. PAUL, Minn., April] house of representatives arrives this 140 | stockers steady; feedors strong; bulls Flax. —(U. 8. Department of Agricul-| morning to confer with Attorney slow, steady, bulk butcher cows and} DULUTH, Minn., April 29.—Fia: ture }—Cattle—Receipts 2,800; very | General U. 8. Lesh, _ Clyde A. Wal neg heifers $5.25@$7.50; canners and cut-|close: May, 2.37%; July, 2.39%%| slow; talking lower on most killing| chairman of the Republican state 25@$4.25; bologna bulls $4.00] September, . classes; killing quality largely met] pommittee, came to Indianapolis last Fourteen jurors have 1 SS ed jum; bulk steers and yearlings of | night from his home in LaGrange] jjicq men coun wid po stockers and feeders $6.75 pleted ft ia Mis CRUDE MARKET || ##2:,, th nh ang Rep pe pied five “consective "week pos ; 783 ck $407; cannera| A series of conferences were held : . 4 Sheep—Recetpts 8,500; slow; fat GYMNASIUM GLASSES @8.75; fat sho stock $407; ; neries Al ints mopning: for the rest ees the BAN FRANCISCO, April 29.—The| Honolulu 1s taxing capacity of Pa-| oy Greox Yamba strong to 19c higher; two fi and cutters #2.50@2.25; | bologna py Itepublican leaders when MeCray's| torm by. Judo 1,1 ae ‘elimination of embargoes by other|cifie ship lines. The number of SE ROSIN loads light lambs to shippers $16.10; bulls: about: steadys "balk 33.780 ss La payed ot Sith dae OXtrenena | mulning men on the } of 4, not lmintae ‘Decadte of the foot ané| {landers who are coming to the ee Capek Hh -———-—=0= 290 tro fonda 99 pound averages 15.26; FOR MATRONS 10 AE few he! avies fo shippers $42 s stools publ tne a pieantieed reseed | a od Shae we fur | mainia: t ds th O@TSe lower; few ewes $7.00; ors an¢ ‘eeders slow and teady nen impe eo ‘ quired t r immoediat on Bick taster riarkets oth Calltoraia [be the largect’ aver reoseet tea | Grass. Gree apes Saar peialor, weak: Calves, recsipte 8,200; bulk to packs| would be instituted If he was founa| weed thelr immed potatoes at prices considerably be-|touriat traffic to the orient with | Grass Creek, heavy -—------. “ yj|ers $7. rae : wulity ica | 2A apectat’ sonic. 6€ th sated “alae ow those now obtaining in the| Hawalian stopovers is 20 per cent|Greybull -----.——-. Denver Prices FEATURED A Hoge—Recelpts 16,500; slow 10 Lind wel arawn from the wheel this morning n markets, Approximately | heavier than a year ago. Toreblight | DENVER, Colo,, Auril 29.—(U. & 1 HEL tower; better grades light and med-| present tim Ol by Masel’ Conwell, clerk. of 08,000 sacks of potatoes now are Elk Basin ..-...-...----: Department of Agriculture)}—Hogs jum weight n largely $6,75@6.80; | mediote 4 nae ue Us Caaens oS Bel aah na: gundcemsd--wih ba abteon Kn cold storage here. This is about Rock Creek Receipts 4,300; early sales five to 10¢ pecmmmerery, some Hghtweights or less desirable | Het eit ry aling at 3 ou thee thle afteracs h times the amount on hand at Salt Creek . lower: some bids off more; top 7.10] In response to a number of re| grades at $6.70 below, bulk rough | me Pecan bem Gikely “anzto:: tas | “hae Wish bite Gf IRN ERColdy anna this time last year. In addition the POTATOES Big Muddy - paid for choice 221 pound averages: | quests, tho health and recreation de-’ packing sows $6.26. hath ner esac Heme oaks a0 4 REG gene sber Rar agtngy keno are piled high with thou- Mule Creek -.. several londs 200 to 250 pound kind] partment of the Young Women's] Sheep—Receipts eee tee iavobe ies take Riera hy one of|tomorrow morning for examination from the up river Sunburst --.. Ught Nghts Christian association pluns to con-| about steady, fat sheep quotable 75c pit he oy a. dee ebasathe thatr atdaiificatisen! ts . of sacks iP CHICAGO, Aprit 29.—Potatoes, Hamilton Dome -.----..»----- 1.40} $6.90; steady; packing sows $5. preg Reon ce syminastdin: Meeond | ahh towers than last wesia eleeet tis ‘govstnots pianos = oe why ine thelr qualifications to sit ‘Following easurance by govern- trading very slow; market dull; re Ferris ~. 1.65} fat pigs $6.50 to $f.75; stock kind] for imatrons during the coming|no good or cholce fat lambs here; | MY Sbpite: Rim me Mex ray would ae 3 . : moht representativen that all ship-|CCPts, 3} cays; total U. 8. ahi: | pyron loo 1.95 | $5.00. month, paying particular attention | best wooled ewes around $8; best |N0t appeal when he sald yesterday] Criminal cou restime ‘nga! ments had been fully disinfected, poles er a@aaariele atosaiiant Notches . 85] Cattle. Receipts 1,200; calves $6 calisthenics and corrective exer- | shorn ewes pat Walle te met ae | aenors Palifornia wool again is moving a Pilot Butte .. 1.10] steady; packing sows $5. few fat cises, > — "onat . ¢ oT 1,200; only sted sked oy Pep FORT WORTH, April 29.—The|!"# to quality; Idaho sacked Rus- Bo] crams poised." hetfere fo pateit atthe ©. W. G. A. by rie Driasbidleation arte tetra tie Fanches are being shoved west- | ©, $2.25@2.40. 8.65; mixed cows and heifers day of this week, when the first Mather Iae ile: Aes kay ‘ N, April 20—(¥ ‘The As 4 in Texas. An illustration of (OS agse~ oar g60d to choles cows $6.250% | meeting of the class will be held eee iabed:by the gubernesertat! Thomas, the this is seen in tho fact that A. L. mixed steers and heifers $7.75 to] “ane clase will moot in the annex Mie aihatad be bath weaken pontine ‘ . neat 4n! Cine Vanso: ings began today é $8.50; few feoders $7.50 to 90! of the Methodist church and two na taacataan’ Ge nem he ea’ cual! r . that as 0 ship Sriue leactiec trees” the Big Butter and Eggs W YORK, April 20.—¥orelen| caiven steady to 26¢ higher: £004] joesons will be given a week on — ar Ae. eth as Peg um | not J ‘ 4; anaes prings district to Van Horn, where exchanges steady; quotations | In} and cholce vealers $11.50 to $12.25. |quesday and Friday mornings from] SPOKANE, April 29—red ee | president being waged | ors|*blo t ‘ 43,000 cents: Great Britain demand 438%;] sneep—Receipts 5,400; # very | 9:9 50. Miss Ruth Meacham,|man, city marshal at Libby, M avn ieehaied cbt nae eave Tha cid Wasson ranch |, CHICAGO, April 29, — Butter @ 438%; G0-day bills on banks} ijttie doing, few enrly entos stendy;| vo yg weye wocesture of the. anes: | ot and killed by o transient | of President Cool , : na 4 Die nay * 5% thd} le doing, few ei y ris’ work secretary 10 asso-| was shot a | i Sumnee Irelan 19 mir n ac Er besa’ acl to pattiace for tarm. |!ower ber al eae firet pire of dearer BR irs openly generally asking higher; one deck|Ciation, will be the instructor. Miss | whom ho was attempting to arrest | Hiram Johnson. 7 eoréanee with art XII of the An bas alge sda aed stander ~ Pr heres Decne tan 6.46. Italy demand 4.47 fat wooled lamgs $15.00 flat; one lond | xieacham ia a thoroughly qualified | iast night after the latter had shot | = edwin « trtator Pie "tnt been Te eee «o cantitornies. pacepte tbe: eet S856 2a) woceipts 69,222 | #48: Belgium demand 6.46; Ught killing kind to shippers $14.75) Onvaical director, and tho course|at Warren Hill, Hill called the| Ciese tee the’ Senta ATE REEe. hogs on the Fort Worth market | .ssuy, ; neon eee ae are ote y Tanign| freight paid; best fat lambs late YS! Which she proposes to give will be| narshaland when the officer ordered || LIBERTY BONDS |] rotrnaty” once! have increased. Shippers in the | °***- Tare Toca eae: tani | terday $15.25 to $15.35 freight paid. | ong which will be found to be of| the transient, whowe name was not Handle who have been accus + Denmark 16.79; Swit great benefit to those who enroll. | know here, to raise his hands, he | —— ; gerland 17.81; Spain 13.68; Greece hot Bockinas the head ry “Liberty med to market their hogs in Call- . Should there be sufficient interest | she % a “Piret 4ual : this SILVER 00; Poland .000013: CzechoBiovakial! mountain View Suburb has : ore extensive work eral bottios of iret 446]! East Terraces is an ideal ornia have diverted them to ary lountain u in this class a mor ond. 4 100. Third 4% H Jugo Slavia 1 Austria ‘i in ¢ will undoubtedly | found after his arrest « nd lace to build your home. rket. Rardin Argentina || over 88 houses, built 9 || in physical training will undoubtedly ees yourth 440-1064 P! y ry Y the. ne t by the ¥. W. C. A. noxt yer, who was ? q ; ‘ AR Siero Ae SF Aiitidinn collie AE ‘98 isa aha tee Re eae ‘ihe cae intoxicated. . 8. Governments 4\e 101.15, | h %; Mexican dollars 49%, treal 25 ¢ travel both to and from 64%;