Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 8

ond a |. Oo eS aE — a i i SSDAY, MARCH 31, 1925 ce a. al Che Casper Daily Tribune TUES LARCH 31, Oil : Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :; Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE = li GONG TH GET _—-__THEM SOME- TMiNG, | THEM ANID THAT'S / | PICKLE DISH FoR } CTI ANY WAY | | STICKING tT COT J | YBARS Yesterday’s Late Rally Con- |Sharp Advance Offsets Early EOS, oA tinues Into Early Trad~- Morning Slide in Chicago | — ing Today. | Quotations. | eis ET, { —All grain do CHICAGO, M s took a ser aie Ine Great Britain rights reserved er s a ‘, = ‘ LOT OF BRINOLE cLUB co TO wi rt cou 3 WALT Sey, IF IT : } WALT BOT S 1 ABOUT GOING TAKES CODRAGE cOGRAGE HAS 4 DINNER | MY Wire THE BRINOLE / BUT AMY WILL TO & DINNER | BUT EMILY TO GET MARRIED TO DECIDE } TOMORROW WOOLD RAISE DINNER RON ME RASGGED says IF | THOSE TO GET NIGHT. WILL HE DICKENS, | WITH ME, IF 1 GO OUT co OUT teens SEVER GET MARRIED You 40 | SHE HOPPED BILL? AGRIN THIS AGAIN SHE bam 5 WITH ME? (/\ ALL OVER ME WEEK! GOES TOO. = LAST Time. simultaneously with a3! ing out to stop losses on the : of owners of in the face of unusual lack nand from buyers. Corn frequent: | ly dropped between trades. 1 5.38 ce After of anged to 4c. off, | followetlone y $1.07 to $1.0715 the corn mar. | aicook with led to $1.02 for May a | developing nts and then reacted abc hed yester- seichiitys tases nber corn and May oats owest of the year,|Went under any price touched by he reg diy q| them heretofore this season. Stop ‘Can with no announce. |10ss selling of corn especially was proposed recapit tion | heavy. at imtes. Corn closed unset- > uced another wave of sell- 1%c to 2%he net lower, May, end of the first hour | $1-04%. 7 a y : ns : t ; WA ae ted by the mark- Otas started at %c lower to Ke = - = = a ‘ renewal | advance, May 40% to 41% and later t, the highest of | touched 39c Utah Coppe | iy"on Mieke tam ly sales desir. | = 1 Provisions showed losses of nearly “s pper rs wee OD me Nem aren argh enna oe c e well taken | . Spat Es 3 a: Wabash pfd 62% | ubic welght lambs, $14.75@15.25; » market soon head-| 50¢ in some cas May lard de- New York Stocks | Westinghous e 67 heavies, downward to $13.75; sheep, MONEY with arntber) of} agen vente S10 EC yaad) “reiitediite Last fale Willys Overland -------.---- 12% | | steady: ewe top, $9.28; shearinc eee cm: IN vorheat™<l omen citiah hl owr a Cleee Woolworth 118 jlamks, weak to lower; three cars| NEW YORK, March 81.—Call Po ee 1 148 1.40% 1.48 ao Se | cheice 78pound lambs, $14.75. PACs ea ERY ESE, AK Hing Spee | 12 1.38% 1.32 Allis Chemical and Dye -..-. 82 | «SAN FRANCISCO.—Approximate-; and 110 n s ir a and age eo ruling rate, 4%; Closing bid, 4%; of 2 ex Dy es eaaere) 1 1.30% 1.25% Am Ca - 16214 | 7 | ly $41,000,000 worth of new con-| Mexicc | DENVER, Colo., reba 31 cay S.| fered at 5; last loan, 4%; call loans Be Sue | yap 07% <td ’ a] ruction work has been started by —_ Department of Agriculture)—Hogs | against acceptances, 34. Time loans n 1.07% 1.02% ara pees , aa aa 8 | WYOMING OILS | Southern Pacific railway in Call-| ST. PAUL.—Continued evidence of | Rece!pts 3,200; moderately active:| firm; mixed collateral, 60-90 da 1.10% 1,05 tN hall emer ———— —————— | fernia, Oregon, Arizona, New Moxico|improvement from better farmer | @l! interesta buying; 16 to 25c lower;|4@41; 4-6 months, 4%; prime com. market attained 111% 108 American Sr | by Blas Vucurevich,| ®"4 Mexico. The work includes 103 | buying is seen throughout the north- | SP0ts off more; top $12.75; bulk desir-| mercial paper, 4 eric | miles of trackage between San Fran-| west. Sales of farm implements | #>!¢ 170 to 260 pound averages $12.35 Set ae noon, many por 41% 40% eric el. : te | clsgo and Portland, 100 “miles con-| have doubled, lumber sales are up| *© $12.65; packing sows $11.50; few! 1 york March 31.—Bas pil points or more 43% 42% | American Tobacco -. 208 Con: ed R cting Arizona and New Mexico| 50 per cent over last year and bank | Stock pigs $11.00. vor Meyivan dollars, 51% s 44% 4 44 | Americ a ater Works I dress as j with the Mexican National Lines,| deposits have increased $49,000,000 tanta feat: spinal aerade| i = , s American ‘oolen . este: loratior calves 25c igher; other slow aroun . 1.20 1.19% | Anaconda. Copper Consolidated Royalt 1.08 | steady; best vealers $11.50 to $11.7 1.62%, i General 111 1.09% | Atchison _-. | Central Pipe 45 5 | few loads cows $6.00 to $6.75; loa as Pittsburgp terminal 1.00% 99% | Atl, Coast Line T. Williams - - i 12 heavy helfers $7.40; mixed steers was liquidated on a Marge scale. aldwin Locomotive | Bessemer Be 5 and hetfers $7.75; bulls $4.00 to $4.50 I a block of 5,000 anging 15.90 15.50 15.90 | Baltimore and Ohlo - 73% | Western 1 1 stock steers $7.75; fed heifers 36. hands at 40 compared wit 16.22 15.82 16.20| Bethlehem Steel ~-. 41 | 1inn ul i 08a | | to $6.90. igures. Salifornia- Petroleum’ <. 29 | Colu 2 08 See rr Sheep—Receipts 6,000; opening was strong. In gen-| 16.80 | Canadian Pacific ~ 141% | Jupi 06% 074] -COPyright, 1035, Casper: Tribune) saswkakt sade Ri sales fat Iambs around 25 higher:} mwo cents per word or tam cents st prices of the day were 17.00 16.70 16.85 | Céntral Leather pfd | IR) wn-=nnn= 038%, 04 | * Grain, - ae Scent rains | ten loads including 88 pound weights | per ‘line. XV recorded in the final hour, American Garrotie Pisce e- | Domin« i ~ “04 VOPEKA, Kas.—Wheat fields in| in the rico and sugar stations have | 314,69, NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Ca Nickel Plate,” Allis Chalmers 19.80 19.50 19.80| Chandler Motor .---_- _ 34% | Royalty Producers —- M4 © northwest and eastern third of} tendered the outlvok for both crops Five average words used as a Dy I f Sulphur and Mack Truck 19.50 1980 19.60| Chesapeake and Ohio 91% | Sunset i$ 01% the state in excellent condition, | better than for several vears. Plant- | basis of mating @ line. ks ‘ a t points above yes rt & Chicago and Northwestern 2 64% | Picardy : 1 102 tin with the indif-| {ng of sugar cane is completed and | BLACKFACE OAP HEADLINE terday los fig | Cash Grains and Provisions. Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pfd, 9% | Atlantic Petroleum tand in the rest of the state, | that of rice n y done, | Butter and Eggs rae charged the space of two =< CHICAGO, March '31—Wheat, Chicago, R. 1. and I semi ee ee 4 linia waeac ; ‘Timber. | All charged advertising will be |number 2, hard, $1.47%: corn, num-| Chile Copper - esc \nncateea/4t earn : ; ‘ Beach sy | GIDEON, Mo.—The Gideon An-| cooked “se: Lines” irrespective of ane ss A caereal - 9118 | Preston Oil ‘ 00 Crry.—Dry 0 i1IDEON, 2} »,, March 31.—Butter un. : | ber 3 mixed, $1,004.01 i Humber Coca. Cola -- 91% | I : a air AA 3 on company has purchased three | reamery extras 45140; stand. | ‘B® BUMPEN Of words ADS. « | white, 43%@44c; number 3 white, | Congoleun Curb Stocks alu Hutiegies | thousand Aebes, Ob imber Jand stot extra firsts 44@4bc firsts! Careful attention will be given all | 40% @43c; rye, none; barley, 83% @ 0 1 prbdathra’ re mr le he: (Dawson ihelrasat, Now: Madrid seconds 33@38c. ads received over the TELEPHONE 5 othy seed, $5 6.50 Corn pecs act techs Den s espe-| M . property ts valued: a receipts 30,595 cases aS CSyageers Chen | 19.50@ 28.00: in 3 sden O! on er ORLC = t ‘ $200,000 ordinary firsts 2 2 } | A. $19-50@2 06; tard, $4 Coaden, Oil = Inentul Bi BNE NS —— oe pack extras 30%@30%e:| AD _BRRORS, ‘ork O AA a The Casper Daily ‘Tribune will hs = Creek ¢ dated —. 7 j i — ae ; . not be responsible for more than v F togethe fie the oft sed ed J BA PRANCISCO.-Ga so line} SUGAR «}Jone time. Hrrors not the fault ot mIVaRe tax ei ater wel andeonna Vokes ne atthe in Callfornla, Increased’. 11, ) | [ibe advertiser which clearly lessen t m th >a ete ~ i gallons during e uary to ° Prices. er vaiue ol he home: for i tt : A 4 The 3 I CRUDE MARKET ‘ 4 + gallons. This. is the cH eS: a" “opbd aati I Rep will be rectified only by puplication A ae ahspe z a eer \| ive t murplus ever recc nd 7. SOEs petal hes W YORK, March 31.—Trading | without extra charge within FIV. Fhe & ure was never|re-modeled, repainted and a Great | ri with 201,281 fy eae Sor periaulty 7 ned sugar continued ght and|days after tnsertion. No republica- os ps ause of | heat! has been ear sai. | Blg Muddy rr Pate tet ciehs cepts 13,000; -uneve y to) prices were unchanged at 5.90 to|tion will be made when the error cert ndit and | There or : ina cheer ° miiATy Aen l8EE: ower than Monday's low point iE cents for fine granulated. Re.|does not materially affect the sense a P Wee t eile eek esos be extreme top Matiiceh Save teMiinat or purpose of the advertisement. c 6 will ean|t wis - = rs bulk 1 yund we | copra OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE ; ' : yw Hamilton Domne MADISON, Wis.—The decline o ee Re crest, | Sugar futures closed easy; ap n wome | ‘ a @erris . - ar es, utt > the ¢ ‘ ; May rh a by cash or ioe hat | . $ 30 | popularit ret, has at $3.19 n tul ent of the same Z 2 . peopl | 7 6 ed Wi £ instructior pete i segaal . x, 1 ‘ oF , . / words: and’ the we } “V1 : a the Wisconsi = 1e Casper Dal € I 5 |M 8 - : J im Creek, light rel , “i 3reybull e Ir fu w with | Torchligt rn } et * | eine ¢ | . have filc * incorporation , = | Salt’ Creek 1 * the new Boyleston Crown | | rE >, of t 7 Mills at Dalton to cost between one nts lower HELP WANTED—Female H he aif nd ion dollars. Both ol family patents qu rr rei ohtee aes ontinued ih operatic 15 a barrel in 98 WANTED—Refir elderly 1 2 by lady on ranch, Good permanent home | Bran $2 to right part Phone 10013 4 or MOVIE STAR'S ENGAGEWENT IS. TOLD IN TRIAL © $15 ood 91 to 96 pound t held higher be $14 middle age wo boarding he WANTED man t 530 8. ¢ direct shipment ever from Argentine xt week RICHMOND, Va., March 31,—( lt arrive here n the A Ches ted Press). peake.and Ohio I he greater Ni | HELP WANTED—MALE ay ¢ Non-Ferrous Metal JOPLIN, Mo.— d and approved by | encountered setbacks in the tri-state day | down: $1 to $58 and lead ¢ $s $15.10 | WANTED—Men, womep dren’s haircutting, 40 ce utting special Omaha Quotations MAHA, X March 31.—(U. § nd chil 8. Hair 116 B. Second. lower WILLIAM FOX preseruls . NEW YORK, Ma igh) = 3 ETS | 100 : ‘ Ce 8 aera z : x 1 CLOSING HOUR > 7 f steer r $ t Want Ads to be classified proper 2.1 Te es ; 1 it. Pe ait $10. 75% f t t bulk st be In the Casper Daily Tribune : z \T ‘Offi of. the West ws 8 fers mostly i 1—Cotton, | off_ice before 10. Want Ads received : Boyl Mar z company of | ¢~ | ‘ar ¢ meditin °F) after 10 to will be Inserted aX s on, Mai and of the|* ‘ 9 0.50: bul Est under the head “Too Late to « Basin Manufacturing company, of . ctl ts Classify." Rock’ Creek - 2.00] 3 " . Pe re | Flour co eae ey S en ’ | MINNEAPOLIS, Mir Ma | I ) — NEW YORK, M satan | | | apes eae ee er cen 4 wal -E xperier ‘ar painter of an unofficial eng nges irregula | Far ee ee eet an Saat Batak | Cee es 21 Litlian Gish, which he aid, th Great Brit | POTATOES piole fi ; Jom Mine \ Reed Lovin te BR; rake | erages, $12.0 and TONY, the wonder horse POSITIONS WANTED M been told in fede on Apr ‘ e dem: $12 1 #12 . irre E H. Duell, whois sesking*to oc | He said s Standard OU Capes ®| CHICAGO, March —Potatoes, | 12.50 | 4 the screen star to mak es | t Stewart Warner - 59% early morning trading, slow, market| Catt! eceipts, 7,000; fed steers Bi only for his company | Due e me Gish in] Studebaker Senate dull and weak; receipts, 81 cars; to-}ana yearli moderately active mebone, w Duell was ying yester-| 1922. He ] making loans t sas Ci — RICHMOND, Va., March 31.— A] tal U. S. shipments, 581; Wisconsin | strong to-15¢ b ; bulk, $9.004 day ut the engagement, Miss | her ish covered h kerchief and some 5; thought they raw t Texas and Pacific Tobacco Product s- | Transcont. O11 - if majortty of the stockhodlers of the| sacked round whites, 85@96c; most-| 10.60, welgh $10.70@10 85 74% | Chesapeake and Ohio Railway voted |jy around 90c; fancy shade higher;|bandy weights, 8 5@11,00: she} today in favor of the leasing of the | sacked long white’ and kings, 80c;| stock, active, strong: -bulls, ve railway to the Nickel P Aunit|) bulk round whites, 80@90c; mostly] steckers and feeders, steady 116% | of the Van Sweringen * five" sys: | 850 Minnesota socked round whites,| butcher cows and 165 | tem S0@90c; mostly around 85c; sacked] ¥.3&: practical vea . housekeeper and first ants* work, best of oO. 20) ctators | good con ars in her eyes. | size of her pe Before the trial she sald that the| ime were vei claim of Duell that they had been | bad worked many ye Inited» Drug ----- 8. Cast Iron Pipe .~. SERVICES OFFERED l x ——~ ee engaged was ‘unwarranted presump- | the conclusion that U, 8. Ind. Alcohol «. 80 Sp DRE Ea: Red River Ohios, $110@115: most-|ers und feeders $6. nme tien." He testified that the “unoffi-| made in the past | U. 8. Rubber -.. 35% For r ry a Tribune Classt: |1v $1.10; Idaho sacked Russets, $240| Sheep—Receipts, 10.500 hair cut, Be ( engagement began in June,! largely spent | U. S. Steet Ged Ad l@2 915 8. Wal 2.50; ordinary, $2.15. | steady to 260 algher; advan