Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1925, Page 8

MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1925 PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune = Oil : Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE Cotton Carry-Over For | pump DORA—MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT New Year to Be Small ELL0, BoB! YEH, SURE GOSM,.ATS TIME. FOR BOB TO CALL >] [7 BOB.Tm SORRY T CANIT SEE NOO TONIGHT ~ ABOUT THAT THEATRE PARTY AND HERE) / PMILUP DROPPEDOVER TO TAKE ME oe igs GOING TO D L'D DUST LOVE TO 4 ~ AM, Stuck FOR THE EVEAING ~_ N10! IT WONST EVEN HAVE A MINUTE FIAT SHE'S CRAZY! Go T Me wrt THAT SILLY. +a YOU SEE, PHILLIP’S GOING TO TAKE M ME Fo HOME THEATRE WiTd | LOOKING PHILLIP T DINNER, HEN TO He — Ns Demand, however, may be expect: | TWEAT@e THEN TO DAE > You {bune) | e4 to increase sharply and the prob- | (AND DAAICE AT EVENING NEW ORLEAN Milla wi! s involved in supplying thst de- d now are occupying the atten- mill les of the supply of 4 of the members of the Ame: éan cotton before the new crop| Cotton Shippers’ association, comes on the market before next|in session here. The visible £ That statement was made to/of cotton is shrinking rapidly. by the ultimate|has dropped from around 4,763,000 1 the bales on January 2.to apprximately | this great basic 3,700,000 or less now. Consumption Colonel H Hester mills {s gaining, although thia “\ HE GOLDEN ws \ Giar-> tinge the Nev fs far less obvious to New The s: i e E ban south and in lies in fact tt ope. Manc mills are re- ting ® much !mproved si t and the English manufact staple wes larger last season than| cotton goods are verlously discu many expected. But consumption|increases in production. Europ: | has been improving steadily. It is|and American mills are ret too early yet to determine the ex-| conditions ap; tent of the new crop, The seed is| The mills of France, Germany and © 1925 Premier Syrdicate, fh, pee ass Creat Britain rights reserved. py 3-30, py} CAIC YOUNG not in the ground. Acreage Is| Italy ere working at something near eight as yet ined and the —_—— oceeeral s 4 boll wee € —, — _— he me tion of weath 1 JOST CAN"T SEEM ms AUL ATTN ~ Gi y y : ro CET \T STARTED, RIGHT ¢ "LL BE Sie Bi! (tpt Ne ae THE PHVLLIG. I'LL HAVE TO WITH ME, <{ SoGeReD. IT's WV Gos DOING A ON = r ht 1925 The r added 8,925 barrels new GO TO THE NEAREST WALT. WALT ANID MRS 1 Usere See s MY Canned Goods duction HOUSE, PHONE THE fae BLOSSOM! WeLL i . ROAOSIDE ae a 7 BATTERY | MOTOR CLO® FOR IT's A NICE } H) PARKING? fl WE WERE Py ett WAS DEAD. P| HELP AND WAIT, QUIET SPOT! a. Ree alge | wenger JEALOUS, pg : SG JOST | ATLA? A group of o ; SS i iN + A tow-ca. fi WALT. coa— | CALL OP I 1 for use In scat- - } } SS ON A THE CLOB calcium arsenate on Georgia] ! 3 2 ; s Sipe AND ASK een commandeered , - 5 tise , i ROAD first day y peach orchard! i ousand trees 1@ dusted ten Potat MADISON, Wis.—The Wisconsin for 1925 be 211,- er cent less than in 1924 cent less than in 1922, farm repr FORT WORTH—Thousands of ac Cotton res of oats, barley, HOUSTON—Texas cotton produc- the severe w r totaled 4,851,878 bales, drouth are to the state, and soon as rain cent of the na planted to cotto . tion last oil Rubber Goods —The daily aver-| AKRON, O.—Tire production by age crude oil ow Loutsiana | Akron factories, if continued at the and Arkansas fields increased again| present rate, is likely to set a new the past week, despite a second cut| high record for the year. January of 15¢ announced several days ago.|and February production was well The 1 barrels, an int] above that for the first two months of last year SHREVEPOR the close during which many issues moved up oné to two points from 3 ied on wre —_ | |ISETTING THE STYLES \ (Quotations by Bilas Vucurevich, : By Blas Viecurerich Broker) ‘ Allie Ghemleal and ‘Dre: J 208 Consolidated Roya! Te By ATILEEN LAMONT. snug. The lapels are notched an¢ Ask | (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune.) |Iong and the coats are fastened witt American Can 7 | WASHINGTON, March 30.—Wash-| two buttons placed rather low. 5 lew a ¢ coat innovation fs + o to Lowest Levels of Year; ington, through diplomatic channels,} The Istest coa 65 4 Rails A el Hat r is closer to Paris than New York.| reversed box pleat at either sid¢ lta 1 hae 7 rock pe ial Diplomats’ wives bring in their|from waist to hem which assured Western Exploration Consolidated Roy Central Pipeline E. T, Williams ~ Bessemer - - American Car and Foundr American Locomotive -- American Sm. and Ref. . American Sugar -- CHICAGO—The farmer {s contin- S414 16 ites clothes free of duty. Nobody knows|Snugness of line, while allowing uing to pass his prosperity along in| “\™ercen vel and Tel. . Seatern. Staten 10% 12 —— e ; when the “Campbells are coming,”|2mple freedom of movement, both sieat ae : | Smereened’ | DUFCHANOE, Monieorpry | American: Tobecto Kinney Coastal - 07 08 | NEW YORK, March 30.—stock | May Delivery Has Big Slump | ut the kut skirt has arrived. Ta Oe ee crease sir aie pated Higuves\ thd Mheteuent Acaried Water Works HetPaaie - = .06 08 prices crumbled to thats lowest devets ee of 1234 2 ‘Oneict the newest frocks poe to. poakelaiene on either hip are placed ore 6: - t .| American Woolen - rt ee of the year today with selling in Cents jay is = dress of white crepe de sf ? induetcy ja recutive month sales showed an in| Anaconda Copper ~ Hegititda spired by the growing bearish sentt- Pettis chine. From the waietline down, it Paints sea tag ie Se ea etenal Henncre eee pat Atchison ~... Romine: += ~ ment, the further collapse in wheat |’ CHICAGO, March 30.—Wheat suf-|turns into a Scotch kilt of plaid| f° files tealet oe Atl, Coast Line Royalty Producers prices and higher call money rates. fqred a big break in value today|Shantung silk, pleated exactly in|>¥® white walst with a round Baldwin Locomotive — Sunset 01% | Selling pressure centered at first in| just before the close. May delivery|the same fashion as those of the|‘@ther low broad collar and a bow $12.70 to $12.90; some held] Baltimore and Ohio Picardy - 02 °| the eastern coalers, but soon spread| was smashed to as low as $1.44%,|Gordon highlanders. The kilt comes|‘!®. As to the headgear, the eques LIVESTOCK ; odd lots $12.50 up; packing | Bethelhem Steel Atlantic Petroleum 01% | to other parts of the list, U. 8. Steel,)a loss of 12%c. Heavy selling to|*omewhat below the knees but not|‘tlenne may choose the bowler, or $11.60. California Pet. — Great Northern - 01 | Baldwin and many other popular] stop losses was in progress, and the|much. ‘The knees are discreetly|°% ‘t 18 known in this country, the \ Receipts, 4,200; calves, 260;} Canadian Pacific Quaker Of - 01% | rails and industrial favorites break-| market had no adequate’ support}Ccovered with stockings of white|@erby. the topper or the rather Chicago F ow, uneven; stockers and feeders.) Central Leather pd. Preston Oil - 00% | ing two points or more below their|from buyers. The close was wild,|although the buckles of the high peed telnase sport hat with equal CHICAGO, Ma eady ito wreak;rbulk:of run! still ‘une! Cerrovdes Paso Sos previous resistance levels. Total|rangfig all the way from 3c to 1ic| landers are reproduced on the black | PTO! ee sold; several loads steers, $8.60 to] Chandler Motor F = eCurt Stocks sales approximated 1,700,000 shares.| net lower, with May $1.461 to $1.47,| patent leather pumps. , zh caper REAL YE kn Eats $10.00; best tight heife: ; other | Chesapeake and Ohio 90% | Mountain Producers 19.50 and July $1.36% to x a . i ar | (Weeds and twills are the usual ma, ie 7 $9.00; several loads} Chicago and Northwestern -. 54 | Salt Creek Producers 5.50.1 | Sew UR FORE eatahes0ccodates [ Taal SE BEATS PREM Pend ges eine a gtd terials used, although white ducl cows and| Chicago, Mil, and St. Paul. 10 | Continental - 1.50| ing price mevements marked the re-] CHICAGO, March 80.—Owing| Indeed, the hate ore adding toning] breeches are permissible on som , $11.00 to] Chicago R. I. and Pac. -.---- 41 | New York Oil a 10.00] sumption of stock trading today| largely to lack of adequate rain in| high cost cf living. The wide floppy | CCA#0ns and one smart habit was t feeder y,| Chile Copper 80%) Galt Creek’ Consolidate 7.50} with selling orders predominating.| the domestic winter crop belt, wheat | caps line hats have.come into their | “e’reac Sng tie, was Constructet ‘ bs Coca Cola -- - 90% 1/8. 0, I -- = 9.00) U. S. Steel fell back to within a| prices averaged higher today, during|own even if the Stuarts have not|~ Ani beramsngsiy silk. ; olf io Pe ean othe youn Yo. ofthe cary Suing The tha pnd ue ana tant car tat tay Se op tac sae ter r a one deck goleum ~--. < 115 and copper shares continued to/ world shipments were smaller and |‘automobile seat, 0 longet com: “soled | $13.75 flat; late] Consolidated Gas — = CRUDE MARKET ]|cectins tn reftection of the untavor-| that the amount of wheat on ocean | modate tite ease. Sry of pas,| lutely necessary. for riders to 4 Saturday best lambs, $14.50 to $14.60.] Corn Products - zs able trails, eltuation, ¢Savaral:ihigh| passage tia, decreased: by 1/100,000 | cenvers ce formeriy. the whip in order to get off elt a «aes : priced specialties, including U. bushels tended further to lift values. + horse or ‘waterwagon = Big Muddy Cast Iron Pipe and Baldwin mo Selling to realize profits led to only eo thes feanionable aabinxten Cube. Pepe lcnearipts - Mule Creek up 1 to 2% points. a temporary setback in pri Esl a) publis wettila via ros: aetea, . | Davison Chemical - ~ Sunburst - Sell pressure increased in in-| opening, which ranged from %c d¢-|hoaq toward th, # ae | Du Pont de Nemours — Hatinton Dene a ae nsity, forcing more than a dozen| cline to 1 advance with May |no*? * eee oe All ahe need POTATOES F ar e OSSI Erle - = Or oe EO, influential stocks to new low levels] $1.57 to 1.58 and July $142 to 1.43% | turn her head sharply, If tho hat Famous ¥ ' - Byron 2c nosy eae es for the year. United States Cast] was followed by a drop to $1.55% for] hi falls ta cur toe ave fee at , General Asphal - Notches ..—....-.-~. Iron Pipe, which was pushed up 2%] May but the nearby rise was-car-| ii Welcome n giiciia' soa sbitis che HICAGO, March 30. — Potatoes i 1 Z General Electric - Pilot Butte oe points to 175 at the opening, was] ried that month to $1.54% leh 4 siti pes ine admirer, the! early morning trading slow; market to $ - NEW YORK General Motors - - Lander . . singled out for attack: and collapsed Later the ‘ pe ind : ery td a eps saported weak; receipts 178 cars; total U. ; . © Ws Great Northern p “ Cat Cree ten points. U,. S. Steel delling at|swiftl® owir Ol bedi ap diy beat him a shipments Saturday 867; Sunday t 0.¢ ty: atock:| VShe.} Gulf § - Lance Creek .. i, 114%, headed the list of 1925 low|over the visible t r ie Ja a ae ,| Wisconsin sacked round whites 9 . t Osage - % records which included Standard Of! and to lack of buyir Momebared batten and! @o95e; tanc ‘ er; bulk F Grass C of New York, Ame Cor ¢ t SE RE ere are | punneatte er Ob f e ireybull ~ Baldwin, Kennecott whe t After op wi cle of friends in| mostly $1.1¢ 4 y 5 Torchiight man, Balt and OF avar f a pon e for the ald ae Elk Bas S Canadian and 1s F 1 t| ‘ arr - 2 sira Salt of " I be last week's| 4 mpl 5 2 Senet ‘ were Allied Chemical, Amerl-| way wher t rf 8 in METALS kts 4 T an, American Smelting, Na-| cl unset 124 equently drop as low as the : z ‘ New Restores Biscult, and Delaware and|er May $1.07% to $1.0 ne ears. are being fi ‘3 Hudson, Foreign exchanges opened| Oats sta t tee to ‘ feng sf pes NEW YORK, March 30.—Copr y Hy , M U. § t - 2 «@ f steady, erling advancing slightly | May 48% ¢. Later all noticeable since the long-| weak; electrolytic, spot and futur I TC eae lopelt ae sara. Ol Men Suspended |: apes OE: 1 variety of human ins never] 13¥¢@13% : wihwi* tew|'> a wal Mo, Kan i Texas - - - | Reactionary tendencie# prevaiigd} Jn line with the hog market pr een absent m official) 1 t and futures, PSE pa {s 1€ a finan-| Missouri Pacific pfd. = }throughout, most of the morning] visions were ‘veak lomatic circles Iron, easy; No. 1 northern, $22 1 chaise fal market, notably | Montgomery W - In Post Case with selling inspired by the absence we ee 00;No. 2 northern, $21.00@ ) : ‘ *y ey abroad N Biscult of any effective week-end buytr Cash Grains and Provisions. AIKEN, 8. ¢ March 30.—The southern, $20.50@21.00. 9 t I Highe rates have} Na 1 Lead - pi ie upport, and higher call money rates.]| CHICAGO, March 30, — Wheat | horse is King in this section and tt Lead, easy; $8.50 Maes t 1 as an unavoldable | Ne rk Central ..-..---- WASHINGTON, March 30.— U. 8. Steel sagged to another new| number 2 hard $1.59@1.60; number | ¢ habit is fashion’s favorite. ' It ne, weak Louis t h P N. Y., N. H., and Hartford -- 25%] master General New today directed | 1925 low at 114% In relatively light|3 bard $1.50% jay be necessary to say “Whoa” to| and futures, Norfolk and Western --.----- ‘| the + ation to duty, with Gemo«| trading. Delaware, Lackawanna and| Corn i $1.09; 1 thé hori t not tc r fed . f $ for Fe North American tion of each of the six postal super: | W n was hammered down five| ber 2 bw they do -not steady to] bee porter Northern Pa lals susper January | Polnts to a new year’s low 5.| . Oat (GAT to; | They are combinati io in is UF i ¥ \ \ oO . onnection with efforts |A slight recovery set in around noon,| num 41045; ae liveness util part | ees e $6 lation at the time | United States Steel moxing back to] R r4 The styles, a8 is and r ation of the postal pay in. | 215, and Baldwin,» American Can, E 80@s ve marily on the higt eant bt | Mack Truck and Texas Gulf Sulphur ed $ nglis 4 n's' t sv ha bulls and ve . 2 point or so from their| Clover 1 $20 equipped equestrier NEW YORK, March 80—No im if r the first o! gures, Call money renewed Lard $1 | Hons, But ts ent Waa reported in the de t r te od : : ie # cent, the scarcity of au : ; -t r refined sugar and pr 3 canr 1, I me cents keg the heavy month end Fellies $ ia a T instances were reduced 1¢ Arveal se $8 Wabash pfd. A = ipping I I th f Sata on reeirar eect en 2 ed a > Westinghouse Electric -. f without much in the way of| \Whea } Mt EO eRe ¢ ¢ Willys Overland < AAS news’ to: dxplatn ‘the! aellth | sa 4 I hes a pate 4 F ee Woolworth MW discouraging effect rentl- | Ju ‘ 41 1 at u 1 a ane car \ < : pear Butter and Eggs }js Ste ae ana.) prices cf; many sbiares | Bept 1g2 18K 126% 2 isrecinte mber, 3.23; 1 pdlan Gobivabia wal a's Let 2 oe MRE Southern Pacifi lf bs % still lower lqvels in the | Corr ruln the fit of t it erates spon Nes a $14 Southern Railway l MONEY ' Mfternoon. ~ Reading sold at| Ma 1 % 107% [9 them. 'T de Anal a Ges si $ he Standard Ot}, ¢ | }| 79, Baldwin 108%, U. teel at] July ---- 113% 1.14% 10915 1.10% | eral rule, ore very ful EW at Souckiocet best-ew $9.00 Standard Oil, > 114%, New York Central at 114, and| Sept. <--- 1.19% 1.14% 1.10% 1.11% | !0nger in front than belt ti quipts Sauiaaiiine $24:60 otton ; Stewart “Warner NEW YORK, “March 80.—Call| Canadian Pacific at 136%. E in the sag rts 2 manne? $34:6)." cea.” Studeba} |money, firmer; high w, 4%:| where, there were many declines! May 13m 44.4 41 knees, roe] by Texas C ruling rate, 41%; sing bid es ished of one to three points. 4 4 421 431 ————— ose at ee Texas and Pacifi offered at 514; last loan call loan: closing was heavy. Unit 15% 46 43 43% | 7 16 Denver Prices ducts against accept time loane,| States Cast Iron Pipe broke ‘ Rite— ? VER, Colo., M oil firm;. mixed. cola 60.90 days,| points to 152, General E 118 i | Mt Department of Agri 5 3 44%; 46 months, 4%: p 1nd many others. f beg Receipts, 1,500; alo United D 18 dane paperiid before ‘suf t by ' ue 00 te pour iu 1 feetiben 19 | Try Tribune Want Ads for Results. | moderate rally got under way toward! May . 1 asor | cs 19.80 $9.66 19.65