Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 11

FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 \ PAGE ELEVEN fhe Casper Daily Cribune Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE: wrowve ons |/[IL9 OT RONGER Oil : Finance WHEAT KINGS GIVEN | Band concerts -..--- Publication legal notices — e New York Stocks Audit by state examiner — 500.00 Last Gale | Fire insurance, all build- " ea “ ings and contents, 1926* 1,500.00 iY Allis Chemiéal & Dye ~. 83 Broner) in book form -..-.----- 2,000.00 ‘ American Can -,------------- 162 208 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. | ey Py American Car and Foundry -. 197% Bid Ask weo----$ 11,751.56 4 ° . \* American Locomotive .- 123% | Western Exploration - 2.85 3.00 = A *To be distributed to department Man Who Piled U Riches Dunn: Tradin: merican Sm, and Ref. 1.09 |Fractional Gains Chalked Up | incurring expense. . 60° Tod ecakvorks 1 A? s oday on ew or. City Clerk. OF Recent Months Are Trimmed of American Tel. and axchauee cranes ioe G 1 : Chi ? ee tel ee Gs: 4S Bessemer - F stenographer 1,800.00 : old in cago Pit. Seer eats ee pis eictey Coektal NEW YORK, April 3. — Stock Janitor ~ = - 1880.90 c ‘Anasonta Copper” << Tas | Goldmine prices drifted almléssly until the last r - 40:00 Beton y: \dtonke J ‘Atdhibon 118% | Jupiter hour today when another’ sharp re-| Heat | = $0.08 L. § : z a; > action in the gra 5 aera lephone .. = § cies Re Ei etd 63 eh ne ed out the lambs that innocently fol Atl, Coast Line 150 Blkhorn action in the grain market promoted P $25,000 Judgment for Breach of Contract lowed the leaders into the first Telegraph - Office supplies - 0.00 & general renewal of selling pres- 112% | -Domirio per Tribune) sure. Previously good exhibitions of CHICAGO, April 3.—The 1925] for unsophisticated gamblers in sid col iin 3 rai lonae roup strength had “been given by| Cleaning and disinfeetir ‘ Set Aside in Decision of Court wheat kings, enthroned in golden}grain. But it was a slow and tor-| Goljrornia Pe! 48% | Picardy"... the motor and of shares with public Perego 7 5 i . pe splendor by the wild speculative |turesome process that the bull wheat utilities refie Office equipment - Canadian Pacific 140% | Atlantic Petroleum --— anes eee TDN Of Handed Down at London orgy they started last November, to-| kings went through before their 57 Great Northern pool operatio Total sales fell be: a SPN, day were unseated with every prop|teeth and their fortunes ‘were pull- 4B: Nedaket On tee ceeee low a million shares for the first] Teta! --~---------- -$ 7,184.00 knocked from under thelr recent|ed. While the killings were going | Gre aise atotor i | Buen On ces full day session this year, approxi- City Auditor Budget. gi de ara cket Fa Natae i tee ve had alluring” prospects | Chesapeake and Ohio re 901g reeeen, iss Es mately only 750,000 shares, auditor -.. =$ 3,000.00 LONDON, April 8.—(By The Associated Press.)—Jus- ne o e mighty monarchs of|dangled before them from time to c ‘ , time keeper and pia af Cardi sliv, in yeuReuantt + theiwheat pits, ‘two weels ago résltine In the food ob helee aduncone eas eas Narrigrest ats . ot ee eonre Stocks, NEWYORK, April 8—Confusing] and stenographer --..- 1,800.00 tice eat ey peace: die. delivered -his reserved judgment ferred to as a $30,000,000 . winner,|that lookéd assuring, but on the| ony, pigs I. and Pacitie 22 42% anaes ae Soon price movements marked the open- 4o.o0|in the Dennistoun case this morning. He held that the now !s accepted as being back] whole the drop of 61 cents » bushel fe eohen 2 53 22 bv Pa ipkdcet: alg ing of today’s stock market. Buy _ 40.00/alleged agreement for Mrs. Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun’s among the common herd, with al has been relentlessly steady. WSeieh.| Naw york Ollccocee ing of the oll shares was stimulated | Telephone - 84.00 | support by her former husband after their divorce was void Foeasiy pray lon [06] 00) CORO Seen 33% | Salt Creel Consolidated by the recent reduction in output| Office supplies 300.09 and could not be enforced inlaw. Therefore, he ruled that short reign on the board of trade 25% but gains were confined to fractions. | Equipm¢ 00.00 | Sc 69 av A As : iY Pedestal of fame was considered 76 BiaOy Sapa saae : An overnight loss of 13 points was me ES Dennistoun’s claim or dam Dennistoun, who now ts the hu ended by Monday's price crash, Sach herdoncte bs reg recorded by Laclede Gas which open-| Total _-...-------------- a PARA ON [emeen ee ert soe, Peteenct a mad | Band BS) the Te po Along with him have gone other|@ world wheat shortage, stampeding | Gorden Oil. =~ , ed at 155 and subsequently. moved rates s rains b arhbe members of the royal household of | violent price advance. Time still| Grocinle Steal 2227 ie up tod Nish Motors, dectinea Salary 00.00] ‘The judgment sets aside the ver-| wife among other things of counter bull speculators in wheat. Fortunes | remained for the world to economize | CrUcMC. Bite! son-05 714 2 points and Natfonal Lead advance: | Salary ~ 1,800.00] Tict of the jury late last month | Ancing her admittedly improper re s0 giibly accepted but a few weeks|on the use of wheat and it's Just | Donia hemmed vo Hs ed 2, Salary,#stenographer 22.2 1300.00] Warding Mrs, Dennietoun 5,000 | lations with the late President Jobr ago at their face value on paper,|that thing that the world has done—| Dv pont de Nemour Prices continued to follow an ir-| S collector ~ _ 1,800.00] Pounds sterling, or nearly $25,000 | Cowans for the purpose of the tur- have dwindled until théir holders|so that instead of 2 wheat famine} 2% Pont de Nemours -------- ‘ regular course with indications of | Light is 40.00} for the alleged breach of contract. |therIng his own military career are being classed once more as the|as anticipated, estimates now are aie in Meee 9314 a definite trend developing. Divi-| Heat _-. 48.00]. The platntift, however, recovers| In delivering his judgment, Sir somewtint “ impecutous speculative} that approximately 50 million bu-] Hamous Kusvers -~ Ad dend rumors lifted American Sugar] ‘Telephone. -. 84.00] the total amount of 472 pounds, 18] Henry deplored the fact that the dis nobility. shels of wheat will be carried over| Generar DUpHNe ~WW7av7 7a 957 : and American Linceéd. preferred, a| Oftice supplies and) post- shillings for sums loaned to Lieuten-|#sreeablo, aspects of the caso ha One short and sweet swoop wip-|in this country, out of its 1924 crop. | Genera apie Sle point or so and other strong points} age --.--. 1,500.00} @nf Colonel Dennistoun and which | 0 be made public, but he added that — peng? a $d pee io |Another Big Drop in Prices |inciuaed ‘aay Department Stores, | Equipment, addressing and he has not returned. She also ta} the question of publicity was not Great Northern: fg. ——. 2 Witnessed on Chicago Allis Chalmers, Delaware and Hud:| calcwating machines -- awarded the costs of the action with} one for the courts to decide, Ho Gulf States Steel ---------2-- “70% Exchange BSh GaNEAL LeantNes Seeder a ae the exception of that part involving | quoted Lord Shaw in another fa pede Ch! ey pe Atlantic Refining up to 1 to 2% | Total 3 the allegation of breach of contract. | mous caso that “publicity ts the soul Feeeee eted carrie 11244 | CHICAGO, Aprit 9.—ttait panicky | points. ‘These gains, however, were | Legal council to be secur- re) seerloe ce Ma ocats, the” a UrG oF Deepa ke : tal enitel ~-—-—--—---—~ }13 "| selting of cord on. a, market bare of|ofttet by the heaviness of ‘Mack| ed on conthact basis, such held, the defendant was ‘entitled to] ‘The judge added that he agreed Int. CEM ine pid, -------- 40%4| Support from buyers upset all grain | Trucks, Houston Oil, Wilson and| council to furnish ey- recover, The Judai ener be ike ha with his colleagues, Justice Shear ie ae SDS DE $i | values today at the last. Wheat clos: |Company preferred, and a variety| erything except. expend- stay in execution until further order | man who presided at the recent sen- By George T. Hughes months. His business was such} ion ecott Copper oan. 48. | ed very unsettled, 2c to 4c net lower, | Of other Industrials. The French fi-| able supplies for legal and lberty to appeal. sational Waterhouse trial that “cases (Copyright, 1924, by Consolidated that it was easy for him to keep in touch with market fluctuations prac- Lehigh Valley -.----..------- 71% | May $1.38% to $1.3814, with the en- nancial crisis'caused an initial breal work 6,000.00 The case created a _ sensation throughout England because of the like the present do not in any wa} hy tire corn market far below $1 ajof five points in the franc but| ‘To be paid in 12 monthly install- represent the general life of the Zreas Association) tleally every houp of the day. He Farge Rg ba Lo ghar Asiaa bushel. ‘ sterling moved up fractionally to}ments ee $500.00 each. Council to| bish soctal position of those involved | well to do people of England; they Not ‘As Easy As It. Looks began his operations directly at the Hack ma Olle 36 : $4.77%. * devote such time as is required by|®M4 the character of the charges} give a wholly false impression of A broker with long years of exper-| beginning of the rise. aia. pots TO ss; | CHICAGO, April s.—Notwith-| Under the leadership of the motor jentire scope of city legal matters and aired in court. Lieutenant Colonel| English social and family life." fence in Wall Street made the state} Like most amateurs he restricted | So’ Seaboard: Oll 43. | Standing that corn crumpled down | #nd accessory shares, prices tempor-} police court. work carrying same ment the other day that in all his} himself to the buying side. He Mo., Kan. and Texas _. 8014 | today to new low price records for} arily spurted ahead until a renewal|through to higher courts if neces-| Sewer manhole repairs — 150,00 Interest) experience he had never known 4] never sold stock “short.” He began Missourt Pacific pfd. a 7314 | the season wheat scored early gains, | of selling pressure against American | sary. —_+——— | Interest $103,950.00 speculator who came down into the| by buying a mail order stock and Mont; mery Ward oe 44 For a brief interval the overturning | Can and Baldwin around noon again City Engineer, w<-e---$ 4,450.00] Principal .. ~ 64,000.00 financial district with a small capl-}| whenit went higher he bought more, Nat Paatt sai 46% | of values in the corn market pulled | unsettled the market. Trading was|Salaries City Engineer, Municipal Garage. —_ tal, made money and kept it. “By a] But then there came a decline in the Natfonat Leads. is oe 14614 | Wheat prices lower but then wheat| in reduced volume and general buy $450.00 per month -- 5,400.00} Wages $ 600,00 | Total sinking fund $167,950.00 small capital,” he sald, “I mean from | market and he got frightened and New York Central... 113% | made a sharp advance, Heavy sell-| ing was of a cautious character, al-|Other ment 16,200.00 141.83 > -- ; nelle de aaa phe not ent beats nie vale Me oer Beh bay It N. ¥., N. H, and Hartford 30 | ing by distressed owners of corn who| though copper, oil, chemical and|Motor equipment repairs 300.00 800.00 that such Instances of successful | cos! im, r is luck with |e ot ena Wi v1 erchandise issues w - | Lig! 75.0 Wpenaig tts nae Bonar ne arecaly Norfolk and Western —.-. 2) were intent on stopping losses was | merchandise issues were In good de-| Light 00 46,00 higher; good and choice 200 to 300 pound butchers $13.00@$13.10; top $13.10, bulls of all sales $12,.70@13.00. Cattle— 7,100; fed steers and year- a shoe stock, several of the oils, a st. LOUIS.—Loans. to outstanding in the Joint Steck-Land banks increased tn March trom $165,503,000 to $168,769,000 and in the 4 6 3 11.69 Street Department. ngs braided sahae at Fare 4 Federal land banks from $148,753,- perithe 4%; prime* commercial pap- Contingencies --....4---- 20,000.00] Salaries, street commis ic sth i. —- 100.00 - . - steers $11.10; handy |? to $180.409,000. th Pree eT Ty ate ager cig Never in our experience as Casper merchants has Weights $11.20; she stock and veals Thread. Estimated Recelpts. Overhaul street apparatus —2'040.00 such generous response been given a sale such as strong; bulla steady; stockers and} wiririsANnTis, Conn. — The SUGAR City Clerk - ---$ 28,000.00 | Repair motor vehicle equip- we are now holding. feeders scarce, nominally steady:} . 1 erican Thread company has in- extra, firsts 41@41 firsts 40@ City Engineer — 6,000.00 ment sane 2,249.00 Py Talal arta hie arya trti formed the citizens’ committee in- wert eden. receipta | 28,806 | City Inspectors 6,000.00 | Buildings ~ ee see 16.97 ee eens ane “yo, | Vestigating the strike at its plant}. NEW YORK, April 3.—A moderate A 5 Police Department 30,000.00] Light and power, streets 27,490.24 Te ~BS ” is oY practical veal top $8.50; few Up to} tiot it will not accede to the Gemand inquiry was reported for refined brn bide HL Tested pas Garbage dept. direct Telephone ..-...------.-. 48,00 Hart Schaffner & Marx and Styleplus $9.00. 3 ; pa| for restoration of the 10 per cent] sugar at unchanged prices which | jc! suormee Pack extras 3040; sowmont collections 25,000.00] Heat ..... ses 20.00 Bheep—Neceipts, 4.000; i "7 | Wage cut, even ff that means closing| ranged from $5.80 to $6. Refined tu. | “**** * oe. Miscellaineous .. 6,000.00] Feed nnd maintenance of Sa ee ete tama 0b aoe hela | £0F an indefinite period. tures were nominal. ——— | of livestock . Ki e . bs $15.75 ; t $100,000.00 | Office supplies ~ N S S higher: fed clipped $11.00@12.50; no Belting. POTATOES Net Departmental expen: Gas and Olle ew pring uits sheep or feeders ingluded, BOSTON.—New Bngland manu- CHAS DA WES ditures te $230,211.69 | Road material - a facturers of leather belting report e Sinking funds for public Building material Denver Prices. operations at about 60 per cent of CHICAGO, April 3%—Potatoes—} debt ~ =. 167,950.00 | Culverts and draining ma- $25 $35 DENVER. Colo., April 3..4U. 8.| normal, with priees tending upward, IS RECEIVE, Barly trading slow; market weak; | terial - 200.00 ' Department of Agriculture)—Hogs,| stocks lower than m year ago gnd receipts 69 cars; total U. 8. ship. Total to raise by taxes $398,161.69 | Street signs —... me 360.00 Receipts, 100; 25 to 360 higher; top.| the labor situation quiet. Buying 1s hients, 816; Wisconsin sacked} All branches of city’ gdvernment | Other material - $35 Values $50 Values $13.35 pald for cholee 260-pound|on a moderate scale. BY 40 AND 8 round whites, 80 to 90; mostly 80|came under close scrutiny of the fi-| Miscellaneous ~ weights; good 203-pound avernges, to, 82%; fancy shade higher; sacked | nance committee in compiling esti. $13.00; several loads, 200 to 220- Yarns, ’ kind- mostly 70° to 75; bulk round] mates for various départments, de- | Total —. pound driveins, $12.05 to $13.00; PHILADELPHIA.—Tho majority . whites 75; fancy higher; Minnesota | tailed Allotments for which follow: Payrolis should be eut to mint 140. to 160 pound, $12.00 to $12.85;] of the Bradford system rn M@in-| CHICAGO, Aprile3.—Vive’ Presi-| sacked round whites 75 to 82%; Mayor and Council, mum from October to April inclu- packing sows, $11.75: fat ples, $11.00. ners in this district are arranging| dent Charlies G, Dawes was made a| mostly around 80; Idaho sacked rus-| Salary, mayor — -$ 1,000.00 | sive. Catrle.—Receipts, 100; steady! oné| for a complete shut down. They are} member of the “40 and 8" honor di-| séts 2,26 to 2.60. Salarles, council - 5,600.00 Sower Cleaning. f ° load, t,170-pound beef steers, $9.25] convinced that this is the only policy| vision of the Amevicai legion, yester- Light’ .... 20,00 | Wages .-....-.- ax 3,600.00 Hart Schaffner & Ma " iat; little else on aale. that can reduce yarn stocks euffi-|day. Me responded by contrbutln Flour, Heat 175.00 | Motor equipment repairs - 10.00 | art Schaffner & Marx Clothes SHeep—Neceipts, 10,200; nothing | clently to put their business back on] $1,000 to the endowment drive re. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., April 3. | Telephone 84.00] Gas and Oil ...-.-.---.- 150.00 “tid covly; holding tambs around]a paying basis. Demand continues! cently launched by the American|-—-Flour 20@30c lower; family pat-! Stationery « 50.00 | Expendible tools and sup stourly generally dull, Legion. ents $8,05@8.10, Bran $28@23,80.. Miscellaneous 152.56! plies -..--.. 400.00 last loans 3%; cal! loans against ac ceptances 3; time loans steady; mix- ed collateral 60-90 days 4@4%}; easier; high 3%; low 314; ruling rate | May farmers] 3%; closing bid 314; offered at 3%; duly, = 19.75 19.75 19.50 ———_—_ Health unit budget Garbage dispos: ment - -$ 5 Does not include any new station equipmont of forces. Thanks ROBERT MORGAN, RAIL arth vA marléant Lose the dominating factor in the corn|mand. Atlantic Refining was an at o. 108.00 | Expendible tools, miscellan- affirmed that any such had not come] coal security ang a number of rail- Northern Pacttic market whereas unexpected firm-| outstanding strong spot, mounting Pere 84.00 eous supplies and repairs under his observation, road shares, He had $400 when he} 7. 5 55% | ness. of wheat quotations at Liver-| almost five points, and Nash Motors |Offico Supplies and Dept. to garage Equipment If-this ts the caso what chance| began and at one time his paper} pacific Ol S--s--o-----m-7--~ 3944 | ocd tended to lift wheat prices here.| soared from 205 to 312%, a record| Materials 1,500.00] Other equipment ' [ has the speculator with even small-} profit was 100 per cent, that is to] >! Mas ee 4814 | Besides some fresh export business] high price. Gains of 2 to 3% ppints|Oftico Equipment, Map +] s er resources? The progress looks} say he could have sold out his hold- be-srpentainess | chan’ Lcss in ‘Wheat was noted. Wheat open-| were recorded by Plerce Arrow mo-| Storagp S Rodeo ital 2 eS $ 3,062.82 A absurdely easy to one who has not]ings for $800. But he didn't. In- Piiitine ee S.C - 37% |!ng prices In Chicago varying trom}tor preferred issues, Union Tank |Gas and’oll - 500.00} All diatributea labor and material tried it. As a matter of fact this} stead he waited untt! one of those} 7, a (iris ets 26% | MC decline to %c. advance, May,| Car, Central Leather preferred, Un: | Engineer equipment 2. 1380.00 lenust bo<chaleed ts decartihent w making of money without working | so-called “reactions” came along and Raat 1% $1.42% to $1.48%, and July $1.32% | {on Bag and Paper and Calumet and | Miscellaneous Ss 68.24] questing work to be done. - Above for it is extremely difficult. prices melted aw -y, only temporarily | re Gime... 4% to $1.83% were followed by a set-| Arizona. Mack ‘Truck fell back to aa {tems are ekierleed: praratable, “to ad Let me illustrate. By this time ev-|to be sure, but to him omniously | Rep. Iron Bz 74" | back to $141 for May and then a| 196%, more than 3 polnts under yes- $24,985.24 | other departments’ on. basis-of serv-| Robert J. i erybody knows that since November }and he dumped thé entire amount | Reynolds Tobacco B -------= 74 | gan bigs ip which May touched | terday’s hich, on denials that Gen: Inspectors ice performed the ausiincton, cea last there has been a remarkable ad.| overboard realizing thereon the same St. Louis and San Fran. ---~ 64° | 9114" eral Motors interests were seeking | Salaries Y agiprinen aldeiice niche at vante in prices for stocks. Tt has| $400 he had when he started. Now| Seaboard Air Line - a3: In the later dealings the action of | control of the company Plumbing inspector 2,400.00] Satari&%, park commis South Lenox street, as the result ¢ been what Wall Street calls a “bull he 16 out of the market, ee sent = Torh| the corn market again became the er oe Electrical inspector 2,400.00] sioner. =. “$2,400.00 ynic heart ailment. The body Toariet, A young man of my ac-| | This story {s not particularly in- P ROMAE cece ae: ruling influence in wheat, especially Clerical work. -. - 1,000.00) Wages, other employes 8,000.00 moved to the Shaffer-Gay ur quaintance, yell informed, in close} teresting except in one particular, | Sloss Sheff nats ET cet tin’ clone Repairs Motor Equip. Ww Aap aK Cait a T0O't déctalkina’ nartoneand!wereines will touch with Wall Street with every|that it Is true. In my opinion my | Southern Pacific anon LOU Ne bets Ra Aloeta lacked dhy.d Sequate Rest By sie taeTets) cash a/, 1eC0i00)| Ger tabine Belay Aaa seeeibes wll apparent advantage for successful] young friend 1s more fortunate than | Southern Railway ~..-------- 837% support from buyers until Sor had Light Py cone tapers ates tr ait i “etic Berea i deaiarhaes speculation except adequate capital,|/the great majority who have at- 59% y , st - 96.06 | from the chapel é ; Ke ft h 41% | Sone decidedly under yesterday's Heat Mr. Morgan {fs survived by a wid dabbled in the market for three| tempted the same experiment. bottom figures: Then the strength Office supplies 100.00} Fuel Supplies ow, four sons and two daughters 43% of wheat, together with profit taking Gas and oll .-. sea 350.00] Office supplies - Funeral services will be conducted Revolt Looms 434 |0n the part of recent speculative Cleaning and disinfecting by Rey. Johnson of the Nazarene LIVESTOCK. J 4934 | fellers of corn led to rallies which $ 6,490.00] Gag and of church and burial ‘will be. made in . 73% | Rolsted: corm to. above yesterday's Bullding inspector's work can be] Seed, fertilizer and tree: the Casper cemetery I . 4% | finish. Corn opened unchanged to (Continued From Pagt One) handled by engineer's department! }oxpendible tools and sup- —_———— it out west '% @99%c, drop-| be passed as laws providing for | budget. plies --. J 100.00 Chicago Prices. a United Drug -----------. and then rose to/ City Manager are already on the i Police Department. Fort Casper park, improve FREDLUNOD FUNERAL 10 CHICAGO, April 3—(U. S. Depart: R 7, Be on Pipe -... statute books of Wyoming.” Salaries ments -.-- 2,000.00 ment of Agriculture)}—Hogs —Re- African egton Me Lf ap tober (ede vi re Lack of confidence on the part of} Provisions for two new depart-| 1 Chief ---... 3,000.00] New purchases, mountain celpts 10,000; 25¢ to. 50c higher; pack+ U. 8, Rubber ---.-. 36% | buyers of corn became more pro-|ments—city auditor, recently creat-} 2 Lieutenants -. parks and roads ~ 2,000.00 ing sows show less advance; dig U. 8. Steel —-. 114% eldest poses ene! in] ed as a part of the By ec Hiae ; Andee Miscellansous ... 97.18 packers doing little; top $14; bulk de- G 74 ices me ~quick ani fast. Corn | program, and garbage. disposal—are Matron .. 600.00 ednakeccmmeihiis le 170° to 226 pound weights eae Sone eee Se ae ee ena Rie ay closed 6i4c to 7%¢ net lower, May fade in. the new. budget, .which|,. Officers and Extras 000.00 RAEI ETT I, Shwe @13.90; bulk 240 to 350 pound] has suddenly been called upon to| Westinghouse Electric ------- 67%; | 9% to 92%c. shows reductions in all departments | Repairs Motor vehicles - 50.00 counting should be} Funeral services for Dewey Fred butchers $13.40 to $13.86; bulle pack+| qeq) with a revolt in the mandated | Willys Overland --.--.-...-. 12% | Oats steyted ‘unghanged to %4¢/) but those for the city treasurer and) Light ~ 441.20| made by auditor. separately. -for}iund, formerly conductor ee ing sows $12 to $12.25; bulk strong | territory of Southwest Africa, a for. | Woolworth -.-.-.------------ 118% | Msher» Muy, 39: to 39%c, descended | city purks. Both the latter were in-| Heat 331.00 parks, cemetery and tourist camp] Burlington railroad, who dled veater weight Killing pigs $12.50 to $13:! ner German colony. The trouble to 38%c, May and later touched | creased. een thousand dollars) Telegraph 100.00 | accounts. Wit HechAld toribecon Ass 3 packing hogs smooth $12.20 to $12.50 | aces not affect the whole territory 39% with all ‘months showing frac-| was lopped from the engineering. de-| Telephone 00 Health Unit. Abrh-o'cioaheadiehn Cha chupen BE the packing: hogs rough $11.75 to $12.20}! but ts confined to the Rehoboth |; UDE MARKET tional overnight gains. partment, requirements of which] food for prisoners ~ 3,600.00] Q sh.$- 6,000.00 | Shafrer.iay funeral home. slaughter pigs $11.50 to $13. tribe of half castes, who demand in- || CRI Provisions were responsive to #/are expected to show considerable re-| Office supplies --- 300.00] Other miscellaneous prora Rey R. Hildebrand of the First Cattle—3,000; all classes steady; } dependence and have appealed to the jump of 25@40c in the hog market. | duction in ylew of curtailed activity | Medical supplies and sur able expenses, 1 Christian Church wilh have, charge quality rather plain; most fed steers | tague of nations for support. Mudd: 0 cere campared with previous years. geon --.. 180.00] ight, etc, 1,500.00 | of the funeral services and pall $9 to $10.50; several londs of 1,200 |" Gministrator, Hofmeyer bas gone| oe. a... 3 Open High Low Close} Revenues from various depart-|Gas and Oil 700.00 ————— | bearers will be fellow employees of to 1,800: pound averages $11 to/15 the scene with an armed force, | sole creek 1.35) Wheat— ments will assist. In meeting ex-| Clothing - = 1900.00] ‘Total... 0.00 Briigon nek cree kes $11.26; choice yearlings absent; stock- pc ad Se kad |) ee oe ae coats tl pan 1.38% | senses, estimated receipts being plac-| Gamewell & Lighting sup- rhage Depart . th Fredlur , ers and feeders mostly $6.75@7.75. Hamilton Dome ----e-semeeme= 1.08) July _ 1.29 lea at $100,000, of which $30,000 will] plies —_. eee ee 150.00 should ‘be. obarted intouopen common fat cows and canners and DOrcih wi ncntenrsasermrecoecee=s rr Sept. 1.23% | be received through the police court.| Paint for curb at fire hy- | triets for each unit of equip: Cutters) atrong; most" oanhere $8 to Foreign Exchange Byron. sewwewee 1:80 | Corn— Departmental expenditures con-| drants, etc. -...:-...-. 200,00] ment and crew. Service to be effi, vealers very uneven; light kind tena S neceemnt crater =e) | May ———:, 98% templated in the budget are sum-| Office equipment — +4 100.00) ‘clentiy: daveloved lava dian dlattot - steady with Thursday's decline at , Pilot Butte ——2-vaa-e-aeeenennn 1.35) July 1.01% marized as follows Bed equipment ~. 0.00] before extonded into other districts 98 to $9.50; mostly; Easter demand| NEW YORK, April 3.—Foreign ex-| Lander » Pct 02% Administration budget Motor vehicles —_.. 500.00} o work’ basié for payment of| iting few selected handy weights | changes steady. Quotations in cents:|O%t Creek -----sasecnannnncnn 3, City clerk budget - Other equipment, | ctews ‘whould be: Aavelapeas Gite tb} 0 and above Great Britain demand 4 cables | Lance Creek ---—s-—--s-s-—-= 3. 39 auditor budget sraph ..._. : )| collect revenues on basis of kind of - Sheep—Recelpts 7,000; fat lambs| 478%; 60-day bills on banks 474; | Of*8@ ~~ net SRE ES 41 3 Treasurer budget Miscellaneous ..--... l eater performed. Department |} py6} ‘ . . mostly higher; spots up more;| France demand 616; cables $5.16%4,| Qts® Creek, ght ----«s-—-- 42 39% | Legal dopt. (contract) ula be eel? aupporting st (properly elve body typ choose choice. medium weight wool lambs Italy demand $4.10; cables $4.10%5, | GreYdUI! ~ ---—-=sase--nmenenne Engineer budget $53 | cid from q $15.75 to $16: no handy weights of- a Torchilght = = 1.16% 1.06% 1.07 | ylectrical and — plur ’ Fire Department | Capital Outlay. | Patterson Oakland ¢ : fered; three decks of prime 82 pound] SHREVEPORT, La—The Mis-| Elk Batin ~------sncescecnnn= 2 1.07% .99% 1.00 insp. dept. budget. . Shtaries __.__. ‘ ; clippers $13.50; choice 89 to 91 pound |souri Pacific railroad is having its| Rock Creek +--.-~------------ +9615 .911% 9115] Police department bu Motor vehicle repairs % clippers $ to $12.50; other|roadbed from Alexandria, La., to| Sat Creek ----------------—- Fire department budget —- miscelancous apr classes nominal. Little Rock, Ark., ré-ballasted. The 16.25 15.85 15.85 | Street department budget tus --.-.-- ok Ak, 1,881.00 | é rallroad recently placed orders for 16.55 16.12 16.16 Street lghting budget -- Light and power ~ 481.05 Ginaa"Quotstions approximately $12,000,006 of sew MONEY Sewer cleaning” depart- Heut —. = 1:00.00 ‘i ; 5 rolling stock, a considerable portion WAG 1710 17.12 ment budget-—.---.-4-- Telephone - 230,00 ai OMAHA, Neb. April 3—(U. 8.) oe which will be used in Lousiana July 17.40 47.20 17.20 | Municipal garage budget Gas and Ot! = 600.00 ys Department of Agriculture}—Hogs— and Arkanses. NEW YORK, April 3.—Call money | Bellies— Park department budget — Mircellaneous 541.76 Receipts 3,500; active; fully 25@45c