Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 7

idbosristt ashe eee THban total shortage of §2,.| American Locomot! 84% U; d Trend Sets in With Ps OEE Bag SU 25g anzious to avold anythin, i 5 e) | represents a of 2 ican. jotive ~..---= Ww: e “4 % #3 maine at: febd to: ohne RK, Nov. 17,—Butlders, | $12,510,000 in bulldings. The defictt| American Smelting & Refs. . 86% Pyeseeugtion of Gotham ae Takes Lead in ee NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—Business payin e vand ing material} in the central west will necessitate| American Sugar -.---...- 47% | Chappell ; wing on Late Weather [men throughout the country are : mm ount.on at least one more expenditure of $1,148,000,000. ‘The | American Tel. and Tel. -—... 129% | Columbine | ~-------_-s Trading Reports anything but unanimous in enthu- year of heavy construction before| shortage in the ‘western: states Tobacoy ---------- 163% | Central sabes roms siasm cver the sensational advance r the first time in years the country settles down tb a steady | amounts to only $281,116,000, while; American Woolen —..---.-. 62% | Consolidated. Royalty-_ NEW XORK, Nov. 18—8pirited] CHICAGO, Nov. 18—Corn hecame| stocks in Wall Street in tho last} In addition, higher prives aa basis of replacement and regular|in the south the total is $307, American Zinc, Lead and Sm 9614 | Cow Gulch - bidding for stocks in today’s mar the: market. leader today and the|t8 days. This advance, it is esti-| products mien wane ee Prison expansion. The war left @ ‘terrific|000.. As to cities the most acute| Anaconda Copper ----=- 39% | Domino — ket carried more than 70 issues to} July delivery reached a new high| mated, has added some three billion! a move for higher wage scales an building shortage in the United | needs are found in New York, Chi-| Atchison a--- 113° | Elkhorn, new peak prices for the year, the ; dollars to the paper value of the States. Heavy programs of con-|cago, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, San| Atlantic Coast Line _-_. B. T. Williams -. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1924 if Stocks :: Grain.:: Livestock :: All Markets EWS AND QUOTATIONS B¥ LEASED WIRE Oil <3 Finance :: Bonds HEAVY BUILDING TO. struction have cut this down until by January 1 there will be a short- age which it will require about four billion dollars worth of building to replace. If ths year be taken as ® criterion the replacement of this shortage will require only about an- mon sold at\116%, the highest price ment of dividends on that increased | country warrant a a other 12 months. tinct movement ‘throughout the % since 1919. Sales approximated| CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—With lower} oo ount. healthy’ ‘prosperity anae ‘cha The figures above were compiled| country. The mental viewpoint of| Chesapeake and w----- 88% 2,300,000 shares. at Liverpool and Niggard That promise leads inevitably to| growth. One thing the 4 as & result of a national survey em-| many citizens is that with automo-| Chicago and Northwestern — 69% Aires the wheat market here the conclusion that elther kw of | money poured into Wall here * bracing 528 cities. A little over two| bile, train and bus transportation | Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pid 25% SEW. ATORE.» Sov. 18-—Btock | Ore ne ay eke te ie veeey | the companies in. question were too|ahows to thet thece wes lack ¢ billion dollars must be expended to| readily available. they no longer| Chicago, R. I. and Pac. -.... 41% prices displayed a strong tone at| ‘uring the first part of the board meet the requirements for resi- dences in the various towns 7 5‘ | buying orders well divided between business men see a ju mn Executives in widely ¥. a throughout the country. Commer-| where rents and costs are high. Sunset” —----.--------- .04 05 | the railroad and industrial shares, | f®vorable. -On the declines in price a ceil will Pisses eae . A Ep egra idly “atlad ind cial types of buildings call.for $1,-| The feeling has led to the expendi-| Congoleum —.________ 45% |Tom Bell Royalty 02° 93 | Tiinols Central and. Missouri Pacitic| bere, however, commission. house effect upon the volume of trade. Deupree, of the Procter and Gambl 130,851,000 and necessary public| ture of millions of dollars for sub-| Consolidated Gas —-.------.. Western Exploration’. 3:00 . 9.10 | preferred attained new peak prices| buying became broader and mater. “Inflation” is a word that has not , said today structures will cost avout $870,-| urban homes and while real estate| Corn Products, new Oe cor | St 145-and 68% respectively. Gon-| !a! rallies ensued. The opening,| _)TAation” Je a word th American ness, {t seems to me, wi 270,000. This shortage is outside| Values in the outsk:r:s of large eral Electric and Savage Arms each | Which ranged from half cent to 1% J Q the needs resulting from normal growth and improvement and rep- resents the tag end of the construc- tion program necessitated by dis- comtinuance of bullding during the waryears. * Nogmal growth {s no’ inconsider- ate item and should be sufficient to keep. the construction industry from excessive worry ‘for years to come. try, the most heavily populated, Francisco, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles and Denver, In many cities an apparent need for dwellings hag been satisfied by construction in. adjacent suburban territory. “Out to the suburbs” is a cry which represents a very dis- face the necessity of living near their work in a populous center cities have increased in the last two years, they have not rison to a point where they approach the values in the cities which must be accompanied by high rents to yield an adequate return on investments. For example, one of the latest real estate deals in New York was made on the basis of $304 a square foot. Such a piece of property Bal;dwin Locomotive -.--.. Baltimore and Ohio Bethiehem Steel -. California Petroleum Cuba Cane Sugar p' Davison Chemical ----.-... 42% Du Pont de Nemours --. Erie os Famous Players Lasky General Asphalt — General Electric . General Motors —_ Great Northern pfd. ~~... en Che Casper Daily Cridune OIL SECURITIES - By Wilson Cranmer & Co. Jupiter... eee Kinney Coastal __---_ Royalty & Producers... .03 Mountain Producers — Glenrock Oil Salt Creek Producers_ Salt” Creek Con'idated New York: Oil Mutual S. O. Indiana largest number recorded in any- one started. All classes of stocks par- ticipated in the advance with rails which contributed more than a score of new highs, making one of the best showings. U. 8. Steel com- advanced two points. tee of the Missouri, Texas Ratlway that dividends be inaugurated at the $5 rate instead of $7 as has been anticipated in some quarters, apparently was well discounted, the stock yielding only fractionally. session since the current upswing the opening of todiy's market with The recom- mendation of the executive commit- Kansas and price record for the season. 3%c net higher, $1.223%. of trade session. cents lower, within mits of about 1% cent. as a prop for wheat values. $1.53% and May $1.60% to $1.60%. There was active genéral buying based largely on freezing weather and in- creased demand from feeders. Corn closing prices were buoyant, 1% to May 41.22% to Besides, the for- eign crop summary was reported as December $1.52% to $1.52% ‘and May §1.59% to $1.60 was followed by numerous fluctuations Subsequently, corn strength served Wheat closed unsettled, at 4c net lower to Mc advance, December §$1.53% to STOCK DEMAND (GRAINS SCORE [Business Interests Not _ STILLSTAONG| PRIGEADVANGE| Entbused By Stock Boom securities in question. Business has Improved, but it is the general con- eensus of opinion among the con servative that it has not improved sufficiently to increase the assets of about 400 companies by three billion dollars nor to provide pay- low prior to November 5 or they are too high now. In any case, some business men. They felt the dis- astrous effects of the inflation of 1920 for. three years after that time. They feel that they have finally gotten conditions back to a normal basis with consumption close on the heels of reduction. Therefore, they do not look with favor on anything that would tend to force unwar- an undoing of the results which { has taken all the years since 1920 ¢ accomplish. No matter what the business me of the country think of the recen Wall Street developments, however they are practically a unit {nth belief that conditions throughout th capital available for legitimate an warranted expansion of industry. settle with a tendency toward stead buying. We look for an fmprove ment in soap sales and feel confiden that the future will bear out thi optimism. The soap industry as whole will move forward in a pos tive wa: H. B. said: eney, silk manufacture: ranted expansian. It is logical to be- Heve that if an increased paper valu- ation of $3,000,000,000 on the stocks “Business relies for its activitie fi Pin Miacoeaty. ag0Con ane upon confidence in the future. Man The upward movement gained will be spent during the next two momentum as trading progressed Gulf States Steel could not by any gosaibility be use 4 Houston Oil Although corn and oats showed by dwellings except by those s0 sympathy with wheat, weakness, the oF RS i, J wen ith tices, businesses and business people wi wi more than a dozen issues corn market later developed some | dealt in'on the stock exchange now be ready to go ahead withou years for “churches, hospitals, Wealthy that expenses has ctased to be Ure to new maximum prices'for the year.| strength. Sellers of corn were rel-| followed by a demand for dividends | fear.” . B charitable and educational institu-|be an object. This migratory ten- eee onal abt ad - fho first sale of Radio Corporation | atively scarce. After opening un-|on that sum which, at 4 per cent| Joseph H. Cohen, chairman of th beget. pe cai ee not payee ae say oy bee alee eee 8 le popy hed we te cok mag oe rah: Chibaas Pics. was 1,600 shares at 45, up 4X%.| changed to Me off, May $1.19 to| would mean the paying out of $120,.| committee | on education of th ie shortages now . J 0 jomoblles an: 2 5 be, e le American Ice, Advance Rumely pre-| $1.19%, corn underwent @ moderate , y ry Neither do these figures include confirming the assertion of| Invincible Of —... 15% | CHICAGO, Nov. 18.—1ogs—Ro-| ferred and General Electric cach ex. 000,000 a year, an €qual demand] Gelatine Manufacturers of Americ: * the rural activities necessitated by replacement of farm bulldings, houses barns, silos and sheds. These needs will require millions 6f feet of lumber and heavy quantities of cement, but the labor involved will . Ford and others that the satur- ation point still is far off so far as automobile ownership is concerned, although there fs at present in this country an atttomoblle or truck in commission for every six and a Kelly Springfield Tire general sag and then rose all around Kennecott Copper to above yesterday's finish. In the last haif of the day, out- side. trade increased in a pronounced manner and the market climbed ceipts, 62,000; unevenly mostly 10¢ @lbc lower; desirable grades eraging 180 pounds and up show less decline; underweight 15 to 25c lower; heavy marketing; big pack- would be made on compantes whose stocks are not bought and sold in Wall Street. Compliance with a move for ex- pansion of such a sort probably declared: “Encouragement by the Unite States to Europe will tend to rats the standard of living in Europ: Foreign competition, therefore, wi tended their early gains to 3-points or more while United States Steel common, Loose Wiles Biscuit, Union Bag and Paper, Du Pont and Atch. ison were among the score or so of ay- Maxwell Motors —A ; ; bulk ly. would lead to higher prices. The] not be so corrosive. Confidence an ers inactive; top, $9.50; bulk better | issues to sell @ point or more higher | "2/2 be provided largely by thé farmers | half inhabitants, Middle Statés Ott - 1% | 200 to 350-pound butchers, in the first are The list of | Oats started at tc to %o Tower, | Public not only has shown stubborn | progress and profit in the gelatin themselves and their employes. Cost of labor fn the buflding| Missour!~Kan. and Tex. ¥ 140 to 180-pound weight 5 May 58% to 58% eents and later ly $7.10@8.65; bulk yp continued easy. resistance to high prices, but an business Is before us.” ability and willingness to do without new highs included New York Cen- In the meantime, most busines tral, Southern Railway, Consolidated Shortages are not general, even in Missouri Pacific, pfd. — cities, as a whole, trades gives little indication of any Ni 7 hem. Mer-| men are going ahead without regar In some cities | decrease for at least @ year to come, | National Lead --..---..-- 161 | $8.40@8.70; majority strong welght| Ges) North Amerie ana treet | Provisions were responsive to the | Sods rather than pay t L 5 Udne the ‘mination point baw al] in tain catsied on ‘under contenets| Nowe er Central ©. =” 16M | Mae hod Gn ssn a aiees | tonal Cement.” Foreign exchanges | femuseas cf the corn market." [Shanta and manufacturers, there (0 the fustuntions ot Wall Beet tions the saturation po! al- hel ed 4 $9. i f, peach : 4 opened steady. v ready been reached, between eirployers: and workmun|N. ¥.. N. H. and Hartford $6.80G9.45, ight, $7.40@9.10; lisht saint Hi rl : ‘Tradl vi broad scale | y t— High cl The eastern’ division ot the coun-| which will run until April, 1926. | Norfolk and Western ~ he. $62608.10; packing Hoss,| throughout the morning. Bulllah| Des’ o— Seth 1 the Soom Looe , AAAs | Northern Pacific -. smooth, $350@8.75; packing hogs, ! demonstrations were conducted in| May L.BO% 1.60% 1.58% 1.60% : = SOc | Pacific Ol --W- 52-22-22 54 ~Lrough, *38:30@8.50; slaughter Pigs, | several sections of the lst but were July 1.89% 141 1.38% 1.40% : 9 Pan American Petroleum B -54% }$6.00@7.00. moat effective in the railroad, mo-|ouc,—-7~ ‘ : . Eve an’s vestment Serger -rraeteas st | cutie Beets, 1608; - lower ea cuttin Maake ana mameiaae | er vin ial die aie 3 rym Producers and Refiners.--.. 28. | grades fed steers predominating; Jing. issues, which contributed the| Mey __ 1.19 1.29% 1.18% Liaty | Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.)/ ing the co-operative aszegtations, an trade practically at standstill; good | buie of tha two score new high ree-| 5 2 ~A appetl 120 1.23% 1.19% 1.23 BAN FRANCISCO,—Over two mil-| is drifting Into stronger hands tha toed! Bocartelen It ‘these <m-az-r-senn~ 66% | to choice yearlings and light stecrs|onaa established during the morn [2a -t-> ; 18% 1-23 Jon customers have beon added to| those of the farmers themaclves. Yin “ ’ bnes i : and Steel .2-- in demand; cholce yearlings held! ing Commission houses reported © the patrons of the electric light, and a na A trade paver the other day made) od above $13.00; comparable grade| stage ont aoe 53% 34% 83% 34%) Kower companies of the United Sho. interesting sUswestion (haat i) heavien above $10.50; bulk fed steers} winnie’ the teanster ne eee cal S0%4 58.59. | States in 1924, of which California Penieagity Dankess Stars eae rele a Of value to sell at $9.25 downward:| blocks of the representative ratte STH 56% BTR! accounted for’ 213,016, the largest e. Se oe 7. pointed out that manutaé.| banker aim not that of the indus,| Sinclair Con Se Sa ero 17%] fresh supply increased by lberal) and industrials testified to the fur 1.26% Larse 1.88% 3.27% | MDOP of any state sashgh a ‘inst 4 ental pan sah '}| Sloss-Shetfield Steel and Iron 75 | holdover; thin flesh kind eligible to ther participation of the profes. 36% 1, . s have to searbatée tne quanteeation! pony. the a son | Southern Pacific -----._-108 | $7.60 downward; run includes abgut | pera Parone - 191% 1.09 1-8T 1.38%! Sw ORLEANS, La.-—Bank have £0 teeehe:' Fer ceeeioh wes OF | Southern Rallway ---------- 75% |2,000 western grassers: little done Aperican, ice ‘extended: tid ebvly RS TSE ENG 8 teen in MATHiEeae Fete inno oe ibs ipl fe card ee oper Bae pps eager co---. 78% ]on those; better grades fat cows} ' pigedlcnbsa takin Agee yop oe ied aaa General Summary, gh stels bt orn ~~~ SL | neglected; canners uneven; steady | ty 5, Sears Roebuck to 4% and Bav. LOSE 1455, 16-88 16.55 | | 90, ComPO one Studebaker's October sales wer 4s 80 much confusion of py ag , -+ 87% |to unevenly lower; mostl¥ $2.65] ago Arms tod, while Adare Dy, |Jane co-18.98 14.85 1 14.35 | 88. 15,099. vehicles against 8.077.1n D about this matter of ni 45 be Hed -> 41 [downward to $2.50; ‘choice veals,| preg, Delaware and Hudson, Great | Ribe— ‘ATLANTA—Southern textile] tober, 1923, and 6,926 in Octobe ie “way be westul: So weem ine: etal - maight + 42% | scares; fatrly active, around $3.50 to|Western Sugae preterton and Tris, | Nov. a 1200 | fA TA. 5 eager age matter in some detail,” © =~ lead the in to overlook these *, “4 12.35 | | plants in this territory report a bet- romises ight: i : Texas and Pacific ---.-.-.--_ 41% | packers; medium lght kind neglect-| oo common sold 3 or more points} Jan. ---- a 4 for | Crease of 3 per cent over any pr bape me 1 ‘2 }{Tobacco Producte —...--..-.- 67% | ed, ‘Jabove last night's closing quota-| Bellies— beet reity dpemagd faa sg itg rH vious November, paren, Secere waists PhicdA fate fe Hid gk be wget of onaibeg Transoontinental Oil ------. 4% |_ Hhatpe-Receipte. 18,900; fat lambs| tions. The additional new highs Nov. won 14.05 14,15 Vag oka Sa re Bi cicen|* ‘Carlobding:for' touile) enaea’ 38 : ji rt trong: i 7 Fe epee meee | eee | iy 4 sian ln a tee | erat, an ey eee | Uy Bea Brule natives und’ fed wererns, | Baise ant Ohio’ anther ee | hays now been fairly well aablized| vember, &, neluding) lection « ever, in $14.25@14.50; few to city butchers, $14.65; cull $11.50@12.00; no clip- ings are not so guaranteed. Nor in my opinion wou.d the advantage to the Investor be as great ag it might appear to be at’first glance, For in the last analysis the important and present a better opportunity for manufacturers’ profit than at. any time in 18 months. Meanwhile growers and holders of spot cotton aré not inclined to sell at present Cash Grains and Provisions. CHICAGO, Nov, 18,—Wheat—No, 2 red, $1.68%; No. 2 hard, $1.50K%@ 1.52%. Corn—No, 2 mixed, $1.15%; No. cific, May Department stores, As- sociated Dry Goods, Montgomery. Ward and Mack Truck. Call money renewed at 2 per cent. Little opposition ,was encounter: Were 994,500 off from preceeiz week. i Crucible Steel declared 1% per cent preferred dividend pe: able December 31 to stock env feeding lambs, firm; $14.00@14.50; late Monday thing about a bond or other security ia its own merit and not any repre-| ber sentation that may be made about it by the banker who sells it wheth- er backed by guarantee or not. If a bond {is secured by: mortgage the matter of vital» importance, is erty on which they are a lien. Such issues ‘should be bought with ex: Standard Oil Stocks Clover seod—$24.50@ 31.15. Poe specialties and Industrials worked| Lard—814.60. inions From der net earnings after interest et first, the equity in the | property| treme caution. Better an unguaran: to 280-pound butchers, $8.60@9.00; | stil higher, Mack Truck and Davi- Ribs—$13.50. Op Of $458,297 against $462,745 for pr over and above the amount of the | teed issue upon a profitable prop : Bid Ask | top, $9.00; desirable 160 to 200-|gon Chemical rising 8 joints each| erllee’-ei4.s0, Brok Wire || cecains month. Joan“and, second, the earning power Jerty than's guaranteed Ons UpOn | Angio Am, OU) -i---c— 17 17% |pourid weights, S8.00@R00;, ceed and U. 8. Distributing Preferred, 6 - rokerage . demonstrated over a period of years.jan unprofitable ‘preperty, Borne Scrymser <..... 210 220 pound feeders, $14.85. Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 18. (U. S. De- partment: of iro). Hoss ~y Receipts, ;, falrly active; steady to 10 cents lower; bulk 200 140 to 160-pound light Ilghts, $7.50 @8. ed in shoving up prices in the early afternoon when United States Steal touched 116%, © new high for the year. Dividend paying railroad shares were more favored in the buying, a number establishing -ad- vances of 2 to 3 points. Prominent The closing was strong. » Vigor- 2 yellow, $1.17%@1.18% Oats—No 2 white, 54%c; white, 50% @52%o Rye—No 2, 31.83@1.35%. Barley—78@092c, Timothy seed—$5,.50@6. No 3 prices. Spot is being accumulated by. concentrating agencies, includ- pales 1 G.tcnbtaicea a ecmencacsataiaateh Seana eases | Grain and Stock | cember 15, Railway officials tie. New York Central and B, and ( a Pennsyvania and Van Swer gen will meet Friday for conso! dation. . Detroit ‘Edison reports for Oct Spuds Third Well - seccewce-seene 65 49 icking sows, largely, $8.40/ ous bullish demonstrations charac. ¢ Stock Opinions Spudding on its M Chesebroug’ rene 48% ishter pigs, $6:2507.25;! terized the jast hour's trading when SUGAR \ Coming Events—No signs are as} 41. well in Hat oe ae Chesebrough pid. <2. 114 116 6-50; bulk of alll the best prices of the day were re- - yet, ebagrvable that the public c& | hag been slatted by the Utal Continental -. 41% 48% | sales, $8.25@9.00; average:cost Mon-| corded. ‘The Maxwell Motors is. ~ Nov. 18. ineg | P&CIty for absorption has waned OF | Retining company which aren it wnnnewersnes-s 18% 15 | day, $8.60; welght, 244. sues each extended their gains to] J. Ne writen wore onchanaed tray] that the momentum of speculative | Refining company, ne re Hn The | ananttlesResttpts, 11,000: fed steers tive points while scores of others | SUst® Prices Were. unchanged Sons | activity has lost any of its force. In| PY ed are he (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune) Wool, Bureka, er 93 84 | and yearlings, very slow: steady to| sold 2 to 6 points above yeeterday's gel higher, a 134 pegs can A ep the light of past experience it should ‘ sd if Gal. og Com. ~+ 58 58 | weak; carly wales,” « $7.00@11.25; | closing quotations. 6G. ‘eh 1 Lad iq, | 08 Fecomnized that the risk of new Flo ‘ c ‘Textiles. FORT WORTH—Spring wool that | Gal. gig. Old. pid. --- 113 115 | prime yearlings held’ above. $12.00, - with “a Detter ingulry reported. /urchase must Increase with every w Rapidly Decreased KANSAS, OITY.—Makers _ of/ will be sheared from 14,000. sheep Sig. New pfd. --<- 108 105 | grass cows and heifers, 19@ 150 low. hated cers oa polnt of further advance. From 0,000,000 cubis feet whe tents,i waterproof covers, motor car|in Gounty hea been contract! rinots Pipe --------- 484 186 || er; canners, steady to weak: bolox- POTATOES Block Maloney—Big stocks Ike U. | discovered recently, the gas flow ! tops, side curtains and tire covers|ed for at §§c « pound by Boston padi atad a4 MONEY §. Steel, Atchison, Southern Pacific, | the Utah Oi! Refining company: réport that there is an excellent de ‘The lot is expected to to-| National Transit 3 14 weak; prac: Equipments, the better class of Oils | Caco field (Utah) well bas decrease ,mand for those products. tal around 190,000 pounds, New York Transit ---. 161 163 | tically-no early:salesy bulk grass CHICAGO, Nov. 18--Potatoes and Coppers may be bought on re- So verwean a ms 15 million cub « i fe a Ee Northern Pipe ~--—vn-e 79. |cows, and heifers, $3:25@5.00; | can-| traging moderate, market about} NEW TORK. Nov. 18—Gal 1 mon. | censtons. ‘ Ae Gk ates aitey heron ee BOSTON.—Acceptance. of t! MIO Ol) wemwenagarer-= ners-and. cutters, $2350 100; boloB-| stenay; receipts 65 care; total U, g.| oY Steady; high 2%; low 2; ruling} Miller and Company— cneny: bridged, thus causing the deci wage reduction at the Amoskeag| gT. LOUIS—The Inflew of Penn 6 wenwewcesene na bulls, $3,003.25; beefy native: ipments 761; Minnesota and Wis.| Tate 2; closing bid 2%; offered at| ness of cotton as compared with te Gutkek iM toe iS. the. deciit ‘mills and sreporta. that the reste ples by river from southern Prairie Pipe ---------- $3.35@3.50; aera age haw bar Fibs mk consin sacked round whites 100@ 2%; call wane gainst| other commodities apeetactevevants Sectireey The La Mahe 9 = mills. are working, $0 per sont 2.{and Missourt is ehout over, but the| Solar Rafe, ---------- tree TS cate Nieee goa ems: | $1.05; Wisconsin partly graded 90@ BRE ody AERIS spine ieaat Babtinerdad Bayi ap ga panes Bebe capacity has had an encouraging ®f+| few lots coming in are 5d eg ad ey erne, $13.80@1400; natives, sineog | 2c SWaconsin bulk round whites | Mixed < skotn ba ras LR Gi ney Si The | % bait mile trom the discovery, 6 feat/on: sentiment tn the textile in-| test prices of the season, So. Penn, grns, $18.80 14.00; natives, $13,600 | $1 10@$1.1$; Minnesota sacked Red | 2%! Bi ipilna y TAvingetap end. Company Bec. 30-3022. Thiw well Ie te dustry as a whole. grown keifer pears are plentiful at|S, W. Penn. Ol ---—- 18.90; fed clipped, 10,60@ + tall) River Ohios $1.15%$1.20. commercial paper 8% @3 44. motor stocks have been behaving Py apiae is $e a bushel. Bre selling] 8 0. Ohio .~.--s--0--. 818 thorn, $12.00; sheep and eders, pat esate kth SEE Tae. much ‘better and now General Mo- | sPudded at once and will probab! * Ai 5 slowly, 8. 0. Selo Bee ere 15 steoeurie, peer $7.15: feeding tors looks as though it were behind gt ae @ thousand feet deepe DETRor—’ 8] ent of “» Bwan weceee $1 Why i the market. - 1, Maxwell ane Chrvelen foe in Octo- Sweet Washington -...--.---- 3 Butter and Eggs Hornblower and Weeks--Reaction: — bér. exceeded that of the Oc: eis 8. O. Nob, -----cocenee $44 246 + oc Denver ‘Prices,’ - ary tendencies are becoming more | Another Utah wet ad. OO INVIn nt ~ S 31x! ing to Maxwell officials, "Untilled | tato crop of Louisiane ts eet —Pe00; pari of run inte in arrivings|, NEW YORK, Nov. 18—Woreign| CHICAGO, Nov, 18-—Butter high: Uaeinkes csnentiy wean geominene | on ane. Colorade river at euiee eae ar over (30.0001 tne] Mt 3,900,000 bushels, with ly salen, 10 to. 200-lower;. top, | xchanges, firm. Quotations in| er; ereamery bres! sith: | with indications pointing to a furth: | low, Moab, Utah, Is soon to be ui pe ced ed baad! as compared @ bushels last " $9.10; for desirable 171 pound loadw;| Cents: Great Britain, demand, 463%; | dards 80440; extra firsts % 400; with last year. NEW. ORLEANS.—Sales of auto mobiles is under that of last year in thin territory and there is no 78 million bushels, or 25 milion less than the five-year average, CRUDE MARKET few good to choles 190 to. 226-pound averages, $8.80 to $8.95; few drive. ins, «$9.00; ‘plainer kind, . $8,50 to $8.75; few lght lghts, $8.50; pack. cables, 463%; 60-day bills on banks, 400%: France, demand, 5.23%; cables, 5.24%; Italy, demand, 4.32; cables, 4.32%; Belgium, demand, 4,81; cables, firsts 85@8Tc; seconds 8 Eges steady; receipts 4,399 cases; firate 47@840; ordinary firsts 40@ 440; refrigerator extras 864 @37c; @r reaction this week. J. 8. Bache and Company—The Principal factor which guards against anything more than a few Points average setback, is the tre dertaken, according to word fror Salt Lake City. It fs reported tha among others, the Midwest Refiniw company, General ePtroleum con pany ere Interested in the structur Ing ows, $776; tat pigs, around | #.#1%j Germany, demand, 23,81; Hols | firsts SBM SBC. mendous potential buying power ae sign of immediate improvement. "Catth “3,800: cal 100; aut Reba Teli tony yt which rests underneath the market, ¥ Caters. OF rptienane t fe is eo s, 3 i of | . y| >Id igcovery of a u suppor t Clothing. ee La— Increased PAL ype oe: nothing Mieke early; he i 10.26; Spain, 43. Progressives male aerhice Bc Pre tah aot be mostly crude oll if a Satie we ATLANTA—Sales of winter! produetion in the cotton valley field “pew seals to lower; few head, ioe nio waiting for the first favorable op. | drilling on the farm of Mrs. Willla; A poun d clothing again ere almost at &/ has raised of] production in Loulsl- standstill after a brief spurt. To! barrels, and cutters, Will Continue portunity to reestablish thelr long Souther four miles northeast ; ¢ Crawford, Neb., is creating a gree ana and Arkansas 11,716 LJ My Positions. Now! the week logna bulls, $3.00; common to good) Kentinie, 37.76; Brazil, 11.75; Tokio, Chisholm and Compa With the | deal of excitement there. The pd oo grind a neta, ‘aan calves, §4.250)6.00; fow loads feod-|-38%p Montrenl, 100, | Fi ht Re pf | number of stocks now lated it would | Was found at a depth of 155, tea Dey Ooete, = BURDUFSE vmwmmmmnmeceemnnmmnns 90 / F tet Mt tan Wont come: Sean heim Bees gnt, POT U rotine wr all out of the way it three Samples have been sent to Lincol TTLY.—Th increase Forreus Motais 6.75; Inte Manday, best cows, $4.60; <3 amnary of or four million shares a day were | Ne for tes n artesian we Reiss Site Sree har- ™ Hamilton Dome --ecrewerwennn, 80 lion heifers, $5.25, Moxican .Hagie Otl company pro- vest and sales of grain, is shown in the statement of the largest mall BEATTLE.—Copper productton at the Kennecott Alaska mines has VOrtis - meee we-n-nen-eenee Sheep—2,000; desirable offerings ‘duction: for week ‘ended’ November — ‘WASHINGTON, Nov. 18,—WNotice the order before culmination of prices is reached. on the same place has been givin off gas for 30 years, accordingey mited; few wales around steady; fat} #, was +119,000 barrels against 14a,-] that “the fight for Progressive legis Grain Opinions. reports, rder house in this section which|Feeched normal reconstruction of lambs, sharply hisher; few 90‘pound 000 barrels for. week ended Novem, |lation" will be carried on without Btein Alstrin-—A trading position says orders for November eo far|D8rta of the plant regently de fat lambs, $13.50; few 121-pound fat| ber, . “indicate the month will exceed Jaat year's record, stroyed by fire, October shipments of the metal from Alaska amounted $8.00; one Jond 52-pound foed- bs, $14.00 fiat; late Monday Completion of well rated ag an 8,000-barrel _ producer abatement in the next congress was siven by Representative Nelson of. {a moat advisable. Rartiett Frazier—We entertain Gose Showing Signs Showings of ofl and gas are sa r on Martinez | Wisconsin, campaign manager for 1 8 regarding the world’s | to be in evidence in th to 12,000,000 pounds, valued at} Jacksonville, Wis. ships 55,000 top feeder lambs, $14.25; 100 lambs | ranch in Jib Hoge county, Texas by |the LaBollette-Wheeler independent tey evertas ees e Well near Upton, Wyo., Rubber, $1,612,044, cartoads of lumber ov 1,000,000,000 | 4, city butchers, $14.25, wildcat operations, has brought the | ticket in the 1924 campaign, Jackson Brothers — The market | depth of which is 3. KANSAS CITY.—Excettent.. bust ri. rf feet each year, leading the entire —_——— Jorude district of Texas into the| For one thing, Mr, Nelson said, an} haw underlying strength but set-| tive sends are believed to le with! neas 14 reported by tire dealers, south tn this commodity, Operations of an electria inter.| limelight and has caused many of /extra aéaslon of congtess should be| backs are only naturel and are te | the nest 100 tent Gus instant apieriing oahie’ ware | eat ag urban syst and rogular “steain | major epmpanies to rush in to ob-|called after March 4 next to, take| be expected - 1G) siateinhae bhand ef theese fen the SILVER The only trouble with the) ratiway trattio upon « single track | tain Jeunes, Production ia .28 gravity | up the problem of agricultural relat Lowite- Unsettled markets may Cementing Guernsey Test similar period last year. Warm Shop-o-scope is that it was) line haa been tried out successfully oll. Scat oa > aa | be wit 4 temporarily. At a depth of 1,650 feet the strie weather {s responsible for present t thought of years and| 2? % Ssmile stretch of the Misourl,| Olt Dorne points out that erude oll Viour. Thomsen McKinnon—-We expect | of 12'4-inch casing in the Guernse slackness in. demand. for leather| NEW YORK, Nov, 18—Bar ail-| 0 8 wansag & Texas road between Dal | stocks:.ere: now eduel to/ahout 170) ° MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Mov, 18:|an irregular market but believe the | tent (latte county) is being comen and rubber footwear, ver, 60%; Maxican dollars, 58%, years ago. las and Denton. deys supply, ~Vilour unchanged, Bran, $26.00, | trend will be higher, ‘ See Se pita ‘