Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 9

SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 * Che Casper Sunday Tribune ; PAGE NINE Oil :: Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :; Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE GRAIN PRICES GIVEN __ |iseteeriisoste tli | Yor stocre IREACTION CONTINUES |Oil and Gas Prospectors to the of all commoditie: SETBACK LAST WEEK (etter secertne ts % — "IN STOCK TRADING buy specific articles. fore, al- By Blas Viecurevich though it is well to watch Fisher's 5 Allis Chemical and D index, yet the important thing when sce FORA Amer purchasing is to study the position Rumors of Drastic Action by Government to} si ine sneats sommmaiy or artiste | American Car and Foundry :|Loss in Trading Values During the Last Week| whic “h one {s purchasing. American Sm. an Curb Wild Speculation Unsettles Futures umerous iiuatrations might be | American sugar Amounts to Billion Dollars on the | Trading at Chicago. eral price index has risen, all prices | American ‘Tobacco | New York Exchange. Issued by State biven showing thint Ithough the gen- mel and Yel, havo not risen. For instance, one] american Water Works can obtain more actual value for a} American Woolen doliar today when pur E tomible than at any previous time CHICAGO, arch 28.—Further Oats eased down in sympathy naconda Copper setbacks in the price of both wheat AtRBtor NEW YORK, March 28.—Reac:) soon after the St. Pa Bed Coney anared the oe woth wheat | with corn and wheat while provi: | in history. Not only are the automo- | Atchison —---- ¢| ton which developed during the] and the collapse in the wheat nm: fig *thint week ber the. Cri oc ag sions were affected by the aecline in wer priced, but the quality, | parawin Locomotive a; | Week on the stock exchange con-| ket, brought about heavy lau change, where May wheat closed to-| hos values. , and efficiency are being | Baitimere and Ohio 30%) ur nrough today's short trading | tion of the Northwestern issues, | ‘$1.57 and July at $1.41, while| ‘Today's range of grain and pro- | ™terially increased. ‘This does not | pethtehem Steel 40% rices for the most part some of which are. now selling at pinipeldiat $110% anv Jhly.at| vision prices mies Pro" | mean that automobiles may not be | Gatirornia, Petroleum ‘ ower although some trregu- | their lowes : last sun As aint 4 ar visto d further reduced in price. They prob- | ¢, | larity was noted. Urgent. selling $1.13% certainty over 1 at— ; Pacific --.. 7 ,. | aoe of pivaranieey peas Bak, Wheat ores ae edad nee ably will be as time goes on, but Eater ate pia was not in evidence but there was jual reports of the United : i “bi Gin. 6 velues wag the main factor Inthe | Sept 3 193K La 191% § nih any previous year. This eamo | Chandler, Motor dustrial issues were. in liberal sup.| news, but thelr public was used | N y 45.99 ; 25-87; SSE depression while improved crop con- nents bean S eeine | Chesapeake and Ohio ~ Sales fo 3 ‘ Caer as ton i sell ‘ “Rob f sh ’. Pauson, San F) ditions tended to discourage heavy | May 1.08% 1. pact applies to tires, oll, ensoline, | Chicago. and Northwestern - epeelirl ict sae easy pied tae mae anasao haa GLa a Ue , fli ake we Wis 10 niente Tait batteries, and practically all acces- | Ghicage, Mi St. Pai! fa about, 450,000 shares and the| ing pressure against the steel | f 36-35-84, iedlee ying. July . “ “ elas oh: ec t his x lees rie ‘ was heavy, shares, which gained furth mn ane Rallies developed in today’s short . 13 144% 1.12% 1. Tene cognigered) MetaLt ig emrg ye hicago, R. I, and Pac. rhwaderh raleuwere,amnéng patun ugncthie; week ' Ban | 3 session gave way under continued aM hile Copper .. 3144] the heavier Ae pra ual 65 fews repo! ‘ . | selling pressure despite forecasts | Ma regi 44% 48% “A r illustration of iowering | Coca .C I aeeliie e UDA RSSEERER TE he Won Weteee ieee P See cael that large acreage of wheat In Ka y 5 Mo.) Btice: BACUSTATRL Walon 2 i} atts AIVRAR CG ab ea ueaas cnn ‘oy oae ct take lk sas would be abandoned despite} Sept. -.. <4 4 45% 4 Dower and other | Congoleum 1 int oft which’ was. the pers and ois also lost breaking of drought conditions. De- Purpose hile the securities of | Consclidated failure of spring trade to reach ex-| f'ection of lower commodity pric 7 5 d ker, Casper, § mand for corn continued slow R gals : .23% | Ugbt and power companies have | Corn Products pectations. New low marks for the} New low quotations established | Mabelle B jouglas, ¢ B4-ST; SEWNEY; NEMS Rumors of drastic. federal mea-| July ; 14% 1 113% | been going up, the price of the com- |} Gosden Oil : were chalked up against num.| during the week included s ch wide | 45-01 : Cheeni z nae any ahaa the 5 , ; 24, | modity itself has been going down. | Gruciblo Si AI Ne amen ree: AUR, 1 ADEA te Rare onayruce| y's sures to curb any abuses that may + vee 1.05 03% 1 202% z rucibie: Steel srous issues, Loss of one billion | ly diversified tssuesas United States ’. P. Spaugh, Manville, all of 13-! be discovered in fut “Es Pas this respect, the. electricupowsr | Cubes Cane Sugar: pt : in the combined trading| Steel common, Baldwin Lovomotive, yet unconfirmed, were r sible | May +16.2 25 5 16. A etd is just Lag et of th Davison Chemical ks, it is estimated, hus| Standard Oll of New Jeriey. Sava: nvill for price breaks late in the week. A 5 f . ; x iatieinctedeea ee ait bays hate about by the reaction.| Arms, Texas Gulf Sulphur, Color. | 3 NW report was curent that President ; i Danribere toaweaeetiiy nei: (one latively poor February earn: | ado Fuel and fron, Manhattan Shirt,| Charles L. Spa Rock 1g ® Covlidge had taken a personal in- 2 ‘ Boone aU Dapr oer ee nCrenee a SEN” Lam ous RIES ings reports by the Union Pacific] Anaconda Copper, Union. Pacific, | all (Tr. 37) 10 terest in seeing that excessive specu _ 7 R 7.65 | ber; but the cost of electric power | General Asphalt 54] and other western roads, coming| Southern Pacific and Lackawanna.| Charles Swann, Buffal ‘a $! lation be curtailed tended to cut e Cecreases per unit as the amount | General Electric - 263% | * % atl : rH at | 29-48-89; Wis: SEX; SYN: down the volume of trading for both] May 20.40 20.40 20.40 20. used increases. Electricity for Mght | General Motors Wek peta ote auopnes: 2 16 2015 2015° 2 and power is being bought for less | Groat Northern pfd. b1% . , 2. 1 . foday than in any ine in ie. hie | Gu states Sie «Atlantic Petroleum Is (pmpiente| Pee os BABSON DISCUSSES mee a | Making Time on Well In | niodities there is sugar which eve yeater: a. Thos, Kenne = one uses and which 1s selling for | tpt” Marine pfd. 5 J. UL. Farrell, 36-19 he distilation of oll tre lees today, with the exception of] Kenne AR ut @ cost of $90,000. ‘The LE Sil late 1921 and easly 1922, than it has | Rennes | The k ‘ort Collins kK 1eld antic, this tveck went over Atlantic | CO'ing to information avs for nine years, Other illustrations | youjsvitie. and N acreage with a noted gevlog' urday, will be erected at G might be given such as these to show | stack ‘Truck " one of the major operators interest-| '©%, DeBeque or Rifle. Definite de the point {n mind. Marland Olt 2 ed in the Fort Collins structure, At] ®'sion on the location wif be made FF ai +1; - ‘The above products are cheaper} yraxwell Motors A the conclusion of the inspection this | bY sovernm More Intelligent Buying to Stabilize Business owing to definite tundamental tend-] rox. Seaboard Oil FORT COLINS, Colo., March 28,— | way now for the purchase of the ne-| well known authority stated that,| this week U; d b ey bea Eff encies, but in additicn there are] yo," Kan, and Tex. Country Club No. 1 of the Atlantic] cessary eight inch and six and one-| in his opinion, Atlantic's Country | Points rge y tatistician; ect of many commodities that are lower | sriecouri Pacific pfd. Petroleum corporation 1s making] quarter casing to finish the well. Club No. 1 was well within the con : stoday because ¢ sonable and oth: | stontgomery Ward - 4 remarkable drilling progress at Fort} Country Club No. 1 is working] tour Ine and should be a tremen. Consolidated Divide a. Upward Trend Analyzed. er temporary i When taking Nat Biscuit ~. Collins, | night and day and a log of the well | dous gusher well. At a meting of the boar« a list of 106 commodities which are | , rational Leta 2 93 Atlantic strategic location in| indicates that the bit ts penetrating Opinion on geology has changed | ‘OTS Of the Consolidated Ruyalty Oil the basis of one of the price indices, | New York Centra ; imity to the Ver Stratton and| Mdentical formation higher on struc: | considerably in the past days | COMPany held at its office at Babson Pleads for More Intelligent movement continues, however, the | ve find 44 commodities selling for) ~ y, N, H. and Hartford 28% | Whi gushers is bringing this| ture than the Ver Straten and Whit-| with respect to the south ‘end of r. W ah ag the regular « Buying to Stabilize Business. Ae less than they did a year ago. Among | Norrolk and Western corporation rapidly to the front. At-| aker gsushers. the figld and the wonderful develop \ ot three pe BABSON PARK, March 28.— poenen When al li came y be, mentioned North American lantic stock is becoming exceedingly Atlantic. Petroleum Corporation /ment of gas pressure accompanied clared payable on " Se ea Ed x3 bi 5 ruits, chemicals and drugs, tex-| x >acific % | popular and although the company | has 80 acres on its Country Club| by ofl flow in the Whitaker has fo- | StOckhoMers of record of / #rices have again turned upward. | level that most people consider fair Northern Pacific por pany Various commodity {indices and the value, they stop buyt it the tiles, cotton and silk, coal and coke, | péeitic Of1 spudded in the 17th of last Novem- in the south en¢ of the Fort| cused the attention oll men EER Chet of: livin tigurehtahacctia tine l'Aga; fey of fact tee 3» hee’ naval stores, turpentine, buliding| pan Ameri ste ber, Country Club No. 1 is now drill-| Coins field and has another eight-| throughout the country on the Fort 3 " 3 1 i Ph aay Sr e average buy: | materials, " eae ing below 2,100 feet and the corpora: | acre lease close in to active drilling | Collins field. o new or secondhand averages is risl he question asjer goes at the thing in haphazard Ty rs 5, Pennsylvania = , si f bie ators 3 i — , tothe effect of. this. tendency oh|.fashion. Without doubt the American peo- | pntia. and Rdg. C. and I. . tion is one of the best known inde-| operations near Loveland Lake, Scouts from big operators all over et CHaalineae teas ; ple need to be educated in connec: | phiitips Pet. _- pendents in the Fort Collins field, | Colorado, and has recently acquir-| America are inspecting the structure Se aWe iet Bais tha te eles hal pee nay beac poe also | tion with buying. The advertisement etd bi 6 Atlantic Petroleum stockholders | ed a lease on 1 acres in Texas} and lease acreage price are refi GAN aaa oniist : i thelr abuses. The cost of living in-| which attracts them Into the store | peading r a wide range and are to be| reported to be on ntinuatjon of | ing market ; * 2 and economist. dices are useful to the statistician; n developed until it can be] pen. qron and Steel 4 , in every state in the unton {rmous Salecones + gt, at |} Ol men " e opin: |] Let’s go for a ride in the ‘The first effect of rising prices | but*are often dangerous in the hands | gapen, ipon for almost’ cer gan bei ak ToaAes, Bo es in Canadian neces | dition, the comp: sas acreag ion that the Fort Colins fleld hs + is a stimulant. to business ys | of the layman. Fisher's index {s prob ales peteon.is carefully | °° ena a nathan) Weae ary va aaa GouTitT tae. Mexico, K i 16 had every indicat Moon the statisticlan. “When things start | ably the best price index in existence | and thoroughly trained. {Ul soieune Air Lane aks. : tlantic has sufficient casing on} tions on for other promising gas and | second Salt Creek. a new | too “up: thos people: whos have been | today being weighted scientifically. | of goods has become: a fine. sclenc ikke Sek 50% | he the hole to a depth of | oll acreage leases. wond Id may rival Wyoming's ting > buy, Manufacturers also| Even this, however, must be used jebuck: ! but very little has been done to help sinié Cot % nd negotiations are unde Clem Hinds, head driller for At- | great producer stock up with materials. As the] with discretion. When the Fisher, the public to buy intelligently. As a | oO "2 3 = = — result of this people buy everything when they are flush, and then stop almost entirely and bt little as possible. This is one se of our Standard Olt, N. J. successive pericds of prosperity and | Stewart Warner —. depression, The average buyer,| crndebaker - . whether a man or a woman, is 2] mexas Co. good deal like the brakeman on 2J'neyas and Pacific — OF THE railroad train. If some lone passeng- | ropacco Products — er suggests that the car is too cool | rangcont Oll the brakeman turns 9m all the heat | triton Pacific — and shuts the ventilators. The car] titted Drug Stays that way until someone sug-| 1's Cast Iron Pipe gests that the car {fg getting too] 17" s° ing, Alcohol warm, then the brakeman turns off | 1" <° Rubber tilators. jah: “There is always some commodity Wab ytd. or article that is too high and c: abash | pt a Is Now Drilling Below 2,100 Feet at ful buyers restrict. thelr purchases | Wy anya Overiaaa. ae oe |i Fort Collins down, in price. On the other hana,.| VO*worth_-- Me 0 — there is always some article that is ) Du Pont de Nemours 5 selling around normal or even below COLORADO’S GREATEST of shoes are an illustration of evan || WYOMING OILS a jc! yr. Whe on- GUSHER OIL FIELD kip igg! tat oS 3 ca ae purchase all they need for some ey Es : "a RT A man shows good judgment time to come, even though price ATLANTIC is the DEEPEST DRILLING Jf) i: which ‘ts tue average tor alt | 208 Consolidatea Royalty fa : j cumin ca when he places his will, insur-, articles, is higher than ever. Such INDEPENDENT to the FAMOUS n aenaible policy on the pact of tho | Western Exploration 2 j ie ; ance policies, stocks, bonds buyers would do much to cut down:| Consolidated Royalty - 3 1 i } ‘ valuables of intrinsic T 7 he dangerous peaks of over expa Central ‘Pipeline ~ B 2 and valua <% WHITAKER and VER STRATEN MOMVARE HD Lan ths’ valleeater dex [be Willams 441 ; Ay worth in a Safe Deposit Box. wression. Moreover, th erratic 2 3 ; GUSHERS . eondition Mt 7 be aiiatint 1 toe Western States . 2 4 are to have business really healthy, | Kinney C al happy and_ prosperous. Columbine - iB 0 By li A It is needless to worry abot ATLANTIC’S Stock Is a BARGAIN ff." o2 nee bove sece | Bien ; iiss) the safety of such articles! sani : horn 4 ‘ the safety such articles when, for a small annual rent- WAY costco ie ; : al, youcan keep them secure in | eendora ‘pent above nor. | Atlantic Pot } s \ ne of our Safe Deposit Boxes — | 80) art As 6 p C Atlantic Petro! > i ‘a one r OF e IS Xes. Per Share ca ea aor ror 1923, and was | Great Norther q : . k - We will Als me you : visitor to 5 per cent below normal in the fall | Quaker Oil . - r i i => e ele A ee 4 ar. During 1 ‘as var. | Preston Oil — 00 1M . ; Snee cat above noeAel | Curh Stocks The Wrong Way to Care our Safe Deposit Vault. The service | stands at 9 per cent above normal. | Mountain Producers " for Valuables offered by this department will be of Its COUNTRY CLUB NO. 1 is right in the Big ff} Letters are continually coming to } Salt Creek Producers pel it Dade t VALUE TO YOU. Money Play for QUICK PROFITS, | me asking if it is not possible to | Continental .. eliminate these erratic changes. | New York Oll ~. Some of these letters blame changes | Salt Creek Consoll DEFINITE ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE that Bj 02 to the bankers and others on to | 8. 0. Inc ATLANTIC will ADVANCE to 3 cents per share or ue si pape Tree NM ied tees MORE when the well reaches 3,000 feet. No heblkes enters carAiben tee oa mee vorrower, and no manutactuser pur-| CRUDE MARKET We are authorized financial agents-for Atlantic porely closes “down” hie ‘mill’ thy throwing people out of employmer Petroleum Corporation. In buying from us YOUR ff gis 4c i Lu 4 done because we and our|, Bie Muddy ... ‘ money can be used by YOUR company as it is needed families quit buying. The peaks and pulp Brees for development. valleys of the Babsonchart are due | Sunburst ~ 4 for developmen to the erratic buying habits of the | Hamilton Dome -----.-.----- can people, Hence, I appeal to | Serrls - ee em WIRE, TELEPHONE or MAIL your ordet IMMB- [| buyers to change thels’ present pot iyrin CORNER SECOND AND WOLCOTT DIATELY. We will do OUR BEST to fill it at the 1144 loy of buying r ; eee ee o cent price. ACT NOW—IMMEDIATELY. Shares year and then ingtituting gre . " : omy the next. Try to both spend and | [#A0CF . -wuunecenwcnnnowene are selling rapidly at 114 cents and we look for early save a reasona mount of money | Cat Creek nace nnsnon ; 3 ‘ ai | 1 1AQPRPRIG We a fa over-subscription, every year, seeking out those things | [ance Creek .. 5 CASPER’S LARGEST BAN which are the best purchases for the | US&se_ - K time being. This would lay the foun. | Grass Creek, ireybull dation for a real period of prosper ity from which everyone would ult! | TOrchiight ~ ------------—---— ‘ mately benefit Elk Basin .. pecspeoose ‘7 A . = Rock Creek siaciseswcencaase Members: Denver Stock Exchange, Denver Chamber of Commerce. A great international’ day when| Sat Ls Rie arora an * women from al! the principal coun : be 711 17th St. Telephone Main 4570 Denver, Colo. J) tries of tho world will be the guests) , or results try @ Tribune Class!. ; , BRING of the business women of America] fed Ad. PR ak Be Perse tian Saab A | will be the most impressive feature ated 9-624 filed with Seo'y of State. Copy on requ | of convention of the National| sional Women’s clubs to be held tn | Federation of Business and Profes- Portland, Me., next July