Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 27, 1924, Page 6

TAGE SIX. STOGK TRADING (GRAIN PRIGES i IRREGULAR Main Trend Upward ‘In Earty Sales On New York Market \NEW, YORK, Sept. _27.—Stock prices moved irregularly higher at the opening of today’s market for further ‘accumulation ‘noted in the low, priced rails and public utilities. New 1924 highs were established in the first few minutes of trading by Frisco common and preferred, United, States Cast Iron Pipe and Consolidated Gas of Baltimore while Brooklyn Union Gas and American Tobacco each opened a point higher. Additional new highs were record- ed by Pacific Gas and Electric, Laclede Gas, American Safety Razor and Nash Motors, the last’ named, jumping five points to 155. U. 8. Cast Iron Pipe extended its gains to 3%, jumping 1% on one sale of 100 shares. Remington Typewriter advanced two points and Brooklyn Edison} Famous Players, New Or- leans, Texas and Mexico and Kelly Springfield preferred moved up @ point or mora, There were a few soft spots, the most conspicuous of which was General Electric, which sagged a point. Foreign exchanges open steady. New York Stocks Last’ Gale ‘ Allied Chemicai & Dye —---- ‘American Can ‘American Car & Foundry - American International American Loconfotive -. American Smelting & Refg. - American- Sugar American Tel. and Tel American Tobacco --- American ‘Woolen’ ------- American Zinc, Lead and Sm. Anaconda Copper Atchisén - ‘Atlantic Coast Line - Baldwin Locomotive Laltimore and Ohto - ethiehem Steel - California Petroleum Canadian Pacific - Central Leather - Cerro:de Pasco -- Chandler Motors - Chesapeake and Obio - Chicago and Northwestern -- 4 Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pfd 215% Chicago, R. I. and Fa Chile Copper Coco Cola - Colorado Fuel Congoleum Consolidated Gas Corn Products new - Cosden Ol Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar pfd. Davison Chemical ~~ Du Pont de Nemours -. md Iron -. ‘amous: ayers Lasky General Asphalt ex rites General Electric General Motors. - Great. Northern. pfd. Gulf States Steel - Houston Oil Minols Central International .Harveater. ---- 94B Int. Mer. Marine pfd. - - 40% Int. Tel. and Tel. ex div - 84% Invincible Oil Kelly Springfield Tire Kennecott Copper -- Louisville and Nashville 99 Mack Truck Marland OM - Maxwel! Motors A Middle States Oil - Missouri, Kan. and Tex. - Missouri Pacific pfd. - National Li New Orleans Tex and Mex. New York Central ex div. - Pacific QU Pan American Petroleum B-. Pennsylvania. Producers and Pure Ol ~. Reading Republic Iron and Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Seaboard Air Line Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Southern Pacific - Southern Railway -. Southern Railway pfd. - Standard O11 of C: Standard Oi! of N. J. Studebaker Corporation Texas Co. ------ ‘Texas’ and, Pacific -. Tobacco Products Transcontinental Oil - Union Pacific United Drug - U. 8. Cawt Iron Pipe U. S$. Ind Alcohol - United States Rubber United States Steel ys: Overland Woolworth Cat Creek Lance Creek Osage Muddy Creek SILVER NEW. YORK, Sept. 27.—Bar silver 69%: Mexican dollars 53%. STILL CLIN Fresh Upturns Take Place With Opening of Short Session CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—Fresh up- turns in the price of all grain took place today, with ‘wheat once more scoring a-new high price record for the season. Foreign buying of fu- ture deliveries of wheat continued to attract notice, and forecasts of wide spread frost tonight gave in- dependent strength to the cérn mar ket, On th other hand, profit taking sales in wheat ‘were an unsettling factor. Wheat opening prices, which ranged from %c decline to %c ad- vance with December $1.38% to $1.39 and May $1.44 to $1.44%, were fol- lowed by material gains which how- ever, failed to hold well. Corn was especially influenced by predictions that over several states tonight's frost would be hea’ Aft- ter opening % to 1%c up, December $1.07 to $1.08%, the market in some cases showed a rise of much as 3% cents above yesterday's finish. Oats folowed corn. Starting un- changed to %@%sc higher, Decem- ber.52% to 52%c, and later continued ot ascend. Provisions went up with hogs and grain. ps SECURITIES Bestemer - Big Indian -. Boston Wyoming Buck Creek - Burke . --. Blabk Stone ‘Salt Creek Chappell - Columbine - Central Pipe Consolidated’ Royalty Cow Gulch Domino - Elkhorn - Fanta 22-----2-ee ne Fargo - £. T. Willams Gates - Jupiter - Kinney Coastal - - Mike Henry Mountain & Gut New York Oll Picardy - Preston - ~. Red Bank . y Exploration stern States fo} ees t Creck Prds. It Creek Cons. New York Ob Ohio Oil --. Prairie Ol) Mutua Mutual S. O. Indiana Standard Oi) Stocks Anglo Am, Oi! - 14% 15 Borne Scrymser ~ 210 220 Buc es 60. 61 Chesebrough Mfg. - Continental Crescent Cumberland Eureka Gal. Sig. Com. Sig. Old Pfd. Gal. Sig.) Néw pfd, Mlinois Pipe -- Indiana Pipe — tions in the tarcughout the state have considerable the first three wetks of September, with indications that the winter vol- ume of puflding will create a “de- mand exceeding that of last All lumber mills state have resumed operations some, | elimination of “Pittsburg plus” are however, only on a part time basis.| being planned here. The Lumber exporters say shipments to|can Steel and Wire company has a the Orient are practiddlly nil, ow-|new price on a delivery” basis and Ing to the disorders in China. Con-| is expected to be followed~by sheet stantly growing Mexican shipments,| and pipe mills, however, have somewhat offset this. as reflected by Pere M Traffic representatives predict heavy fall activity in the movement of crops and coal. partment of Agricuiture.)—Cattle—| follow; Receipts, week ago: steers closing at standstill; séml-] 3, Genidtalived “at last. week's extreme] cru and feeders $5.75 7.50; top food. deci handy weight, steady to 25c higher; National Transit New York Transi Northern Pipe Ohio Of! .-_. International Pete Penn, Mex, Prairie Oil Pratrie Pipe ar Refg -. ». Pipe -... Penn Oil . WwW. n and Finch acuum 68% 68% Washington 29% 31 8. O. ‘Neb, -. 245 —_——>— Market Gossip Marine Oil Operations. Operations of the Marine Oil com- pany in Salt Creek. and at Pilot Butte are shown as follows: Section 16-39-78—Mosher 4: Drill- ing at depth of feet, sand and shale. Section 17-39:78—Marine 8: porarily shut down. S —Taylor 8: Depth 2,670 feet blue shale, straightening bad hole. ction 18-40-78—Wyokans 6: At }depth of 1 feet, fishing “for 10-inch’ casin ‘Tem- jot Butte. 1—Antone No. Ning at depth of 978 feet. | : wep ceal POTATOES CHICAGO, Sept —Potatoes Trading rather light; market steady: receipts, 51 cars; total U, &, ship- ments, 829 cars; Minnesota sacked sand land Ohtos, §5@95c; round whites, $1.00@1.15; Minnesota and North Dakota « Red, River Ohios, 95e@ $1.05; ‘onsin sacked and bulk round whites, $1.05@1.20; few fancy shade higher. western grassers'and stockers and) wit week ago, lambs eders, steady; extreme top Dis| creep: weak to 25¢ lowers. feeding wolght fed steers, $10.50; long and) jis ir! ie light yearlings, $11:50; fed yearlings} jrocaing ewes and corned heavy heifers, 15 to. 2b¢ higher; in sympathy with yearlings; other description fat she stock, dull, - barely steady; bulls, steady to 16c Week's bulk - prices _ follow: Fed steers and yearlings, §8.25@10.25; | “°C western grassers, $6.25@7.25; Hb: ‘ cows, $3:85@9 50; heifers, $5.00@ 7.60; canners and cutters, stockers, and feeders, $5.50@7.00. 5; 4 50; odd sales around 15c higher; .on Y Hogs—Receipts, 1,000; mostly 10}toqaq medium weights “310.25; ada SOVIET READY TO NEGOTIATE ; iB; madly, |$2.29@5-00; few good to choice veal “Ca mitalistic Government”: of United States No Bar to Compromise, Says Foreign Minister In-Reply ‘MOSCOW, Sept. 27.—(By The Associated Press) generally . steady;| mostly $5.00@5.25; feeder Iambs.25@ All the facts indicate that a compromise between the in- to weak. | 50¢ lower; top $12.25; early; late top| cerests of the United States and'the Russian government to 16c higher; maximum advance on| grive ins $10.00@10.2 weighty butchers; top, $10.50; desir-| steady. $7.75@8.00. able 160 to 2 @10.40;. majority good and choice] icing classes and 250 to 325 pound butchers, @10.25; bulk packing sows, $8.60@ 9.01 welght hogs, $9.85@10.8 $10,00@10.50; ght light, hogs, smooth, $8.80@9.10; packing | or heifers hogs, rongh, $8.30@8.80; slaughter pigs, $8.25@9.50. ceipts week afound 10,500, direct; feed lots, Compared with week ag Killing ~ classes, $13.50; fat natives, $12.50@13.00; top, 4.65. $13.25; fat ewes, $6.50; feeding top, $13.25, $6.50@8.00. Department of Agri ~Receipts 3. higher; bulk 190 to 240 butchers 8.8 all sales $8.65@9.75; average cost Friday $9.03; weight 262 with week ago, fed 3 misditim’ weight steers strong to 1 higher; weighty lowe welght steers. $1; weighty Che. Casver Dailp Cribune BAR NEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG — NTT H . DEVS Two MEN i a Tike “TWYIAS Te BWEAK DOWN DE DOAH-- Dev WANT MR GOOGLE DON'T Pay any atrenm, Wo IMS Scp-OUSTER Meee» LUG tron MIAINEAPOUS * GE HEARD ABOUT Us FOL! Grin SY PAUL WANTAG You Te bane y SPARK PLUG UP Te CUR TOWN AND HE'S TRYING” To, HORN - A'S AFWAID DEY AM Mig ene Gonna HAVE A scwaP j SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1924. By Billey De Beck | TAY | ‘ waanen Ger x i i} | — SeaTru SHASLANA CITIES tn CINE FOR SPARK PLUGS Yager AB!ZONA CHITAGO BiCOMINGTOA SPRING EIELD. Youne STOWAL SKEEZIX 1S ONLY THREE ANID A HALF. | HE'LL MAVE To WAIT TILL NEXT VEAR. Bow OLD ARE THEY WHEN THEY SEND THEM TO KINDERGARTEN, PRYLUS ? you LET ME TAKE HIM. "LL GIVE RIM ALL THE KINDERGARTEN WE NEEDS. BUSINESS BRIEFS. | Lumiber Condition Improve idends averaging 11.4 per cent were SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.—Con-| paid during the past year by 786 luniber industry | Missouri state banks and trust com- shown | pantes, during improvement New Steel Schedules CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—The new! | l.| price schedules for some stéel pro- the] ducts, worked out on the basis of Uyroughout Ameri- At Dry Piney the Midwest {s fill- ing back to re-drill the hole. Depth — Business| js close to’ 900 feet. ee Arenas itory | string of ten.inch casing ts he- lass bg londauiter ing cemented at Tisda’e at 2160 fect. ‘The hole was filled back from 2,190 feet. “ There is no change in operations i North Casper Creek. Nelber Dome test is drilling at Stock div-| 4.200 feet. Increased Car Loadings DETROIT, Sept. rquet! showing an upward Bank Dividends ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27. - $10.35; grass cows and heifers and {canners and cutters 25@50c higher LIVESTOCK _ }ftotcina tuts strong to 280 higher veals steady; heavy calves fully 50 . r higher; stockers and feeders uneven Chicago Prices. choice feeders 25c higher; stock CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—(U. 8. De-| cows and heifers steady; bulk price: fed steers and yearlings $9 31,000. Compared with) @10.50; grays cows and heifers $3.25 All grades weighty fed| @5.50; canners and cutters $2.25@ bologna. bulls: $3.25@3.60; stock. ; yearlings and good to cholee| ors ¢8.60. i Sheep—Receipts none; compared © higher 25@50q lower; feeding “and uneven, around steady; close dull; closing bulks; fat range lambs) $12,75@13; natives at 0; Ught and handy weigh gher; vealers, 25 to 50c higher. ceding ewes $4.50@A, breeding wese, yearlings excluded a be Denver Prices. $11.25@12.00;|" DENVER, Colo., Sept. 27.—(U. 8. Department of Agriculture).—Hogs veal calves, packing sows 225 pound weight, $10.00} Cattle 60 calves 50; for week: stock calves ‘ feeder steers best grass cows $5.00; grass estimated holdover 5,000; heavy-| heifers $6.50; bulk cows and heifers $10.00) steady; stocker and lgiht, IS bulk stock: best feed- few cows $3.65. packing | ers and feeders $5.25@6. two loads good.fat ‘lambs $11.90; Sheep—Receipts, 4,000; today’s re-|steady; few loads ewes and feeder practically all direct; for}lambs unsold; for week: Fat lambs 717 cars| weak to 15c lower; GRFly top $12.21 bulk 11,904 12.25; fat ewes steady: lambs, steady $4.75@6.50; top, ambs, 0@13.00;, full mouth feeding ew Hughes. The Russian. foreign secretary; in a ‘carefully prepared 2,500 word in- terview with the “Rosta Agenc CHICAGO, Sept. 27.—Butter un-| bristling with art changed. Exes higher; receipts|marked by polite but 5,464 cages: first 36@41; ordin’ guage, set forth the point firsts 3235 ‘of view on “American relations Pane ae ara cording to the inte: LIBERTY “BONDS perfons here, out the| olive branch to the United States NEW YORK, Sept, 27 bonds closed: ” 8%6 om the fact that the soviet government serves the interests of 1aice the laboring masses and the govern 0.30. First i compared | 4s 1 rst} ment of Secretary Hughes arlings and] 41,5 102 government 4%s 106.3. steers fully 2. 3 top yearlings ond medium{ “Caz: the Tr steers | formation. Butter and Eggs Omaha Quotation: OMAHA, Neb., ute question. ¥ 500; uneven mostly po’ 0@9.85; top $10; desir ges $9.40 60 to.190 pound avers rong weight butchers $9.3 S packing sows mostly §5.60@ ; smooth upward to $9; bulk: of serves | only Cattle—Receipts 30 tween the two governments is not}for he has ac tor highway 1n-[possible. On the contrary, all last twenty facts indfeate that’ such a cluded = Ang showing that > indemnity feeding Week's bulk prices. follow: Fat} $11.75; bulk of, sales $11.50@12.00;1is to be desired ard that it is quite within. reach, Forei| range lambs, $13.00@13.25; top,|feeder ewes steady; mostly $4.10] winister Tehitcherin of Russia declared today in a a reply to the pronouncement of American policy toward Russia made “by Secreary of State, mise is to be desired and that it ts quite within reach.” Concerning Russia's debt United, States, the Russian forelgn argumentation but} Mnister declared that. his govern: mphatic lan-|™ent had already offered to negoti- ith Washington respecting this cited the recently jo- Russian “it igi quite poss! agreemen states which will pro’ to both. sides.” eS oP Although Sheldon McLaughlin 1s ; x thirty-one years old, he has re- 8; second’4{s 101.23; third] the interests .of American. capital-| ceived from a Depart ists,” _M. Tchitcherin sald, “it does|ment of Militla and Defens : ‘ not follow that a compromise be-|al for long and Su rtatista sesrvien: are Be Side been a soldier for starting as ompry- buglar at the age of eleven, the Canadian Depart-| leaders, Theodore years, the| sistant secretary of the navy which ble to with OK, THE POOR BABY! KE TUMBLED OFF THE FENCE! WINE, LABELS AND TWO AUTOMOBILES ‘SEIZED IN CHEYENNE POLICE RAID “~ CHEYENNE, Wro., Sept. 27.— Whiskey” bearing Canadian bond lobels and wine worth $5,000 were selzed here Thursday. when police raided the bome of C. Milo. The Uquor and two automobiles alleged to have been used'in transporting it were seized, and Milo, his wife and Lester Mears Were arrested, charged with’ violating the state liquor law. ‘The ‘raid: followed prolonged surveil- ance at the Milo place and took place Just after report of the arrival of the ttyo automobiles, loaded, ac- cording to the police, with liquor. A. Barta was arrested by federal prohibition ‘agents Thursday, charg- ed with violation of the Volstead law. Forty-eight gallons of grain mash and a large number of bottles were seized at his home. GAS STATION EMPLOYE BADLY BURNED IN FIRE WHEATLAND, Wyo., Sept. 27— Lester Jones, service station em- ploye, is Ina critical condition from burns sustained when, he went into a pit into which automobile’ crank- cases had been drained. / Oil. and gasoline fumes in-the pit were {g- nited, assumably by an electric spark and Jones. was burned :from head to foot before he could clamber from the pit. gw RESIGNATION 15 OFFERED TODAY BY ROOSEVELT Gubernatorial Nominee to Prepare for Campaign WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Theo- dore Rosevelt, who was nominated Thursday as the republican nominee for govertior of New York, called on President Coolidge and formally presented his” resignation as « was accepted by the president. An unparalleled majority for™the republican ‘ticket from President Colidge down was predicted by M Roosevelt, speaking of the York \ state situation _ He ington «last. ni for Bay, where he will fornyall: fied of the nomination on Wed day. NEW YORK, Sept. 27.—Assisted by Charles HB. Hughes, secretary of state, and other national republican Roosevelt — will an continuous campaign for governor from next] ier Wednesday, until election day, it was} Graate: announced today at Republican ¥, state ‘headquarters, od 1 Bradley ‘Cain, 6 —, C. Orr Jr. 12, 3 feet “geet cake smallest scouts enrolled wrelghs 260, 225 “pounds more than his buddy.