Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 8

ay 5 a THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925 eae PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune : Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE: MAN WHO PUT OVER | prinaine up FATHER "Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus nr | | u } | ALL x H Y Flu DE 4 os L | 1 pee BY GOLLY -IF MAGGIE AH! SOME ONE AT XES-I™ MR. NLL THE TENANTS YOU HAVEN'T GOT | |) | DON'T STOP PLAYIN’ ON THE FRONT DOOR. | slim Schone ae SO Set cote De ee te B B} TO YOOR WIFE'S | HOPE ITS A (em 3 PIANO PLAIN CALLER FOR HAYE SIGNED MAGGIE “THEN Tt THIS SHELL STOP 7 BLAYIN'! f—3 | | THE PIANO: IT'S GONNA Wall Street Just Beginning to Learn Something Of Charles Dillon, Who Won Out Against The Morgan Interests. of his early lite, ttle to s In fact, | 4 his entire career to date wer word n the aver: | , Consolidated P: lation) pd ‘ . congressman would require’ t oN , ul not 6 much that the e ’ gotiated the biggest automobile | SaOET he rune Service. Ine i ever put through that has made Dil-| i abet chts reserved : " Pil ada pr to de oN. | and when I ha sate lon the center of i eat. in t 1-| went: to live in fil = “aM Waris 2 Seat aie: _,| two years studying abr Une Re ete ue ne ukee to engage be the manufacture of d scoutiug about for days In| ‘phere I married Anne Douglas an e someone who eittwer tohllarent out the personal erest in the Vai tae reNS GANT de of th wri finally namét with et Sx DAY é IS A SREAK RACE ~ TTT MUTT) nae ‘ succeeded in talking to one Ee cea iilila GONNA GE PULLED OFF NEXT UTEK 7 site 45,000 To He Hi y OY aoe tee, who knows more about Mr. Dillon In 1916, the QtTs My GANAY - THEY Tett Mr WINNER lc a LOTTA PUtKuS i cake. mit © ot & than anybody in the world—Mr. Dil-| geath of ‘Mr. Reed, I became th “He HORSSS GOTTA KEEP MownG AND They Sav AnvTHid fh HEY, SUNSHY . eack! . lon himself. His business a t Sf ‘theveiera) WV hen’ the’ Valted AROUND “te TRACK NIGHT AntD sav GOES is THis RACE = a U GET ME A GAG said it couldn't be a States entered the war, I went to AND CAN'T GYEN STOP “Long I dorra Use my f oF CATS — Dillon wouldn't talk to newsps Washington as assistant to the chief ENOUGH Te DACK IN “Ti! AGODLE — Avoty, men about anything ¢ of the war industries board. Upon GROCERIES # Hours A HORSE ler Me tainly wouldn't talk conclusion of my duties there, I re Goma RUN Ie HE DoESsarT 2 about himself. But they to New York and resumed Mr. Dillon did talk he talked this ther arir about him: didn't ince is qu rall give the int nforma. tion. Dill tre began. | ab ugh he was court e about my ca-| cous enough in his refusal to go {nto lite as a poor | detail. trying to draw| ‘You will have a better story,” he u are, there | explained, “wlien a formal announce 8 were ment is made of the details of our| . t they were financing plan the Dodge deal. | t tances and I had| The terms will be inade known short he same adva nd opportu-|ty. Until then, our firm will have {ties whi of | nothing to say about the matter.” boys have.” So that was that. $13.00 paid for. 250 pound load; other The advance in these stocks caured 227 pound weight, $12.90; bulk 180 a subsidence of selling here and | New York Stocks CRUDE MARKET }j i." i pound weights, $1270 to prices rebounded, Last fale $12.85; one load $12.65; fat pigs, }. os te 1925, Casper Tribune) forward to Cuba via Key 9,09 | $11.00 to $11.50; stock pigs, $11.00 Rubber, | West Be Mn ney macro TGR | to. $11.25; tew 142. pound weights, , a Allis Chemical and Dye ------ OM bases ress eee $11.60; packing sows, $11.50. Automobiles. American Can --- < % | Hamilton Dome Cattle—Receipts, 700; calves, 60 | é | DETROIT— autos manp-| American Car and Foundry OPTS at be dackoosecn. 1.05 | 2ctive; fat cows, 26c: higher; heifers, y t 4 by General Motors now in|American Locomotive ----. Bye0n nee ee Se ae 1ge to ae higher; bees steers, stronc — argin of pre the hands of dealers now are 70,000] American Sm. and Ref. ~ Cees We eT “gg | other cla eady; several loads! Raing j ‘ai " Le. | nd net e come largely | iess than a year ago. General Motors | American Sugar Note) Bhiiets A 1/35 | cows, $7.00 to $7.20; load $7.50; cas ee ne an Ste Exert Motors, Steels and Oils Start | cute? in “BveEHe te ‘Migoraual the’ policy of | Ameriéan Tel and 2 Nahe, oo CTS RS, “70 | load mixed cows and heifers average Dressing A ecv On | Decline in’ General | = | restricting dealers’ stocks to a rea-| American Tobacco - Cat Creek w.nccsecceeceeeeeee 2.18 |!2& 1,072 pounds, $8.0 © loads Chicago Demand | List —— Cot - } sonable and prud size. In epite of | American Water Works Lance Creek c-ceccceceeneneee 2.15 | CHOlce 704 pound heifers, $9.25; two } (Continued From Page One) FORT, WORTH — Rece thia output at General Motors plante}| Amercian Woolen — Osage .. mncceeceecee ee 2.15 | 8004 loads, $8.60; one load 1,148] CHICAGO, April 9—Wheat ad Cay a he was be lifted into it and it have r d in a decldec is increasing. Anaconda Copper - Grass Creck, light -2---.2c---- 2.16] POUNd steers, $10.20; several loads} vanced rather sharply in price at} NEW YORK, April ock | was necessary to remove him to the proved outlook for the Tex a Atchison ~--- Greybull . .-..----.-------~ 2.09] beef steers, $9.75 to $10.25; choice|the last today as a result of evening| prices drifted lower today in the|emergency hospital where an ex crop. Planting has not yet becom Dry Goods. Atl. Coast Line Torchiight . -.—...-----— 32.00 | Vealers, $12.00. up transactions to prepare for the} dullest full session since election | amination revealed the concussion, general but widespread activity in] ATLANTA—Retall and wholesale | Baldwin Locomotive Elk Basin ..--2--.-2---ssecs 2.15| Sheep —Receipts, -10,600; siow;| goyernment crop xeport.this after-|day.\ felling of the motors, .steels on this line is reported from trered | merchants here now are enjoying a| Baltimore and Oblo -. Rock Creek --.----------.---- 2.00 | Packers talking around 25c lower on|noon and for a world holiday to-;and oils dragged down the rest of| LONDON, April 9.—The London eect | better spring business than at this] Bethlehem Steel Salt Creek -..---------------- 1,60 | #™bs; one load averaging. 90 pounds,| morrow. ‘The close was irregular,|the list, but some recovery took] press, which serves a public know | time last year. Tho splendid weather | California Pet. - $14.50; 35 pound native. springers|ranging from half cent net decline| place during the afternoon when|ing nothing about baseball, except Fruit. | has given impetus to the pre-Easter | Canadian Pacific < down $13.00; sheep,» steady; 73|to 2%c gain, with May $1.52% to] bullish operations were resumed in| that it !s some sort of a gamo li} DUQUE Ill.—Farmers tn this | clothing sales which have assumed| Central Leather pfd. pound ewes, -$8.00; late] $1.53 and July $1.38 to $1.38% a few special issues, The closing |“‘rounders” gave the report of ' section are ng to plant from | large proportions. Cerro de Pasco I IVESTOCK. ‘|| Wednesday several loads 98 to 102 was irregular. Total sales approx!-| “Babe” Ruth's death today a prom 20,000 to 30,0 pple afd peach Chandler Motor pound fat lambs, $13.75@14.00, or] CHICAGO, April 9.—Rains over| mated 700,00 share: nence which the passing of a mere trees this ep The trees already Vegetables. Chesapeake and Ohio 500 higher than Tuesday. the domestic winter crop belt to- financier or politician woul not tn’ bearing } come through the] SAN FRANCISCO— The Sinaloa] Chicago and Northwestern Oblong wPrices CE PENET o eO gether with lower quotations at| NEW YORK, April 9.—Stock| lave achieved wir well a ratisfactor, eld | district along the west coast of Mex-| Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pfd. CHICAGO, April o—U. 8. De Liverpool led to an early eetback| prices again falied to (develop a The first evening paper on the is expocte {co 1s now shipping early tomatoes | Chicago, R. I. and Pac. ---- partment Lota geloulture Hore! today in wheat prices here. Pre-|definite trend at today’s opening.| streets with the story gave it a top is to this market for distribution at the| Chile Ci 20,000, dull 10 to 15¢ lower; mostly dictions however, that the U. 8. gov-} Trading interest centered largely in 4 on the front page ngside Livestock rate of 175 corloads weekly. Prices! Coca C steady; considerable light and’ light, ernment report this afternoon would| the motor shares, most of which dis:| the dispatch telling of the stoning KANSAS CITY—In the last me range from $1 to $2.75 a crate as| Colorado Fuel — weight slaughter pigs weak to: 25c show a crop condition of only 70 to| played a firm tone, ‘The initial trans-| of the hotel in Dam Syria, nearly 60,000 head of cattle recelved and from $3 to $3.2 @| Congoleum - lower; shipping outlook narrow, big 75 per cent as compared with 81 in|actlon in the new Dodge Brothers|where Lord alfour v oppliig. calves have been shipped to this Consolidated packers, inactive; eafly «top. m December, tended to rally the mar-|stock’ took place at 103 with the/Other papers followed with pictures market and returned to feeders for Corn Products dlum weight, $18:607 bulk 180to ket after the initial declines. ‘The|issue subsequently moving up to| and stories from one to two c turther conditioning. This trend has Crucible Steel - pound ‘averages, '$i8-20018:40; hulk fact that tomorrow will be observed] 108% and then falling back to 102.|In length, dealing with the beet <évident‘ for. adme time’ since EVE ce, prest-| Cuba Cane Sugar pfd. 340 140) S38 queda teidhere¢ia.00@ as a holiday was a deterrent to any | Maxwell A jumped1% points to as “King of baseball” and ils prices for prime stock have been | ny, paint | Mid.Continent Pet 18.55; majority 140 to 160-pound (Continued From Page One) aggressive selling. Opening prices | new high at 98%. ry—a sum which has al high a for thin cattle ex ely cturers, said today the com-| Davison Chemical kind, $12.75@13.15; bulk packing nounced Mrs. Donahey who was in| Which ranged from 1c to 2%c lower, Resumption of liquidation in cer: used amazement {n conser. low y did the la: business in the} Du Pont de Nemo’ sows, $11.70@12.00; majority. strong court with her son, and the girt| May $1.48% to $149%, and July jain sections of the market, which | AaED, | past month of any similar period in | prie weight killing pigs, $12.00@12.60,| W20M he had brought to Columbus, | $1.85% to 31.36%, were followed by| drove Pennsylvania Railroad and | 2 Steely Its history. Sales for the past four | Famo slaughter pigs, $11,26@1250., | Pald the fine and costs. humerous fluctuations within Umits|Republic Stwel down to new low| PHILADELPHIA Tie airplane hs increased $1,800,000 over the | Gen Cattle—Receipts “8,000 welghty Judge Grahem said he was con-|°f about 1c anY then by an upturn] levels exerted a depressing influenve dateianiMaritoee "waetliohed: Het sresepondigg period” Of idat: year General to strong; Kinde ot talon to eakbty | vinced that there had been no im: for May and $1.36 for}on other stocks and prices generally Foreign Exchange at the yards of the New York Ship- | and profits gained 110 per « General Motors --- 71% | fea steers, very. slow; others steady | PTOPer Conduct between the goy- sed off. The initial premium on | building corporation today, Cor _ Great hern pf 81% | $10.00 downward showing moet | ST#O’S son and Miss Vogel and thot lative sellers made haste}Dodge Brothers invited realizir ELE ion of the vessel will keep eliip Glass. | Guie st Strengths: ntockors aawiE Ost | che only reason he fined Hal was| later to reverse their market -posi:| which later carried the stock back] NEW YO April 9.—Fores bulldirig crews busy for wee WILMINGTON, Houstor ree; very dull, weale to unecent, | because he had not told the truth to|tions. In consequence May-and July | about threo points from the top to| exchanges y. Quotations — | paste ts rapidiy superceding Hudson lower; top yearlings, $12.00: best him last ‘Tuesday when ‘the “jtdge | both scored gains and September re-| 100%. This setbe uppeared to} Great demand, BIRMINGHAM Commis: at eel tele windows F h pd adine Biles Lay! questioned him about disappearance | covered about all its logs. weaken t ther motor issu x cable: ot new plar the Te d uto co} afbund $11.50; bulk fed atecra ang | °%,.i88 Vowel: Corn and oats were easter, sym-| well B breaking two points and th nanks, reer tr ; Oo xt | et ee SOAR ee Meee It fs too bad that your father | pathizing with wheat and influenced| A losing most of tts early gain | 512%; cables for a wet x bought you the fine roadster," Judge | b¥ reports that field work was fur-| Foreign exchanges opened casy, bles, 41014 . . kK tt waleera aaitt i bulk |Graham sald. “T hope that you will] advanced than usual at this] sterling declining slightly to $4.73%% DDEaa Webasto Shipments of finis gar | Lehigh Va BS oe 00 +4 ts ee lit to pay this fine. It ts you of ear. gee per | Liquidation ff specu ve e-| | Iner and supplies 1 roof. en Nashville f Sikh RO yg told me yesterdd4y—you May 0 counts and pr nal » gl py Ir Eg __,| Houtevate Sashvil mand for 00d to | much wporting bleed fhapeae. a renainea A | Butter and Eggs uae Max. Mc Pema cil at AER i Graham told 7 the er ! : | Market Goss |} Mo., Kah, and Tesas - % around steady; n javat Benoa she - wo [pressure sto inal and with corn. re- the conf on Maes H han *acific. pid. abiz eps dl ems | watched by court au-|ceipts Ught, the corn market ascend el trade report pene r J (Quotations by Blas Vucurevich, Ip Lrpaveneste wad aoe Mage pst King | thorities for tho next year, ed when wheat developed strength. |and another dro; srain pr @Weiseeconds 330374 Broker) | lah a UE ela ik, ; nd | Gorn’ closed ‘firm, 4% to 2%o net|und ‘the confused French political unchanged, receipts 23,818 208 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. | Rational Le lacie: can od Mghtwelght wool! CoLUMBUS,-Ohio, April 9,—r| higher, May $1.06 to $1.06% |situation all contributed to the ar | Wall Street Briefs. Nea us sah MD neath 1 yd ved over the episode and rted at ‘%e to .| entg tendency. Continued hea = Western Exy Reports ma in the financial | °") i ps late clippers, $1 @ public will be fair in its | to. 40%o° and” held at CCPenuevivania ¢ =e — Consol 4 | district of the tonnage report of the | O° ri ang Western : staat eS lies ment," was the only comment | abuot the opening figure: to a new low VE 3 * | ses Steal corporation Yor (Mazes | Norfolk: and W tie arlog Tafa, | GCGuTaCBECE yaa ehs/ only foopiieng| EOS to cos ratte mobi Pep eile rs. Coolidge eevee 8 Genny oe et 4 Northern Pacific 6 | an, | the fning 68 his son Hal, in juvenile 7 of gr fa 4 plaking spell, dropping 1% points to| 0,00, ‘The report will be m: Dac Ol. 65% i at Zanesville today on charges igh 9%, Nashville, Cattanooga and § Q ae LS exeiias Bane ey ; oe Ee Cyotaslonts 4 | contributing to the delinquency | 3 | Louis, normally inactive, broke nine| | To Wear Old lida uld creuse be] Pennsylvania 3% | maht of Agric: a ePart: fot a minor. points. Several acute weak spots| | be bi nae a ° | Phila. and Rag. C. 976] ceipts ¢ alex ahomtiertoiatit — developed among the specials, Savas * statement as of July ust | i nillips Pet ig Rete 8 begs kid le dal Oe rms falling t points and U G 5 et, | Pare ‘ou die ws: F POTATOES Gant tron Pipe and General Eieirc| | bn Laster oyalty Produ | oe pargits' Adee | a. and | newed at 4 p t yr ~ Eastern coal carriers made Pit back | CHICAGO, Apri! 9.—Potatoe Expectation of the inaug 1 clhethiveces aoe z of the princiy , DARING 008 |: ie ae Meeitertay Ui RoRLineo: dvlidends of Maxwell Motor A of fobs exing problem. of i : $10,50@11 ipts 49 cars; total 1 shipments | Joutcome of ; we 1 Easter apparer eart 2.35 age | 776; old stock early morning traditig | today's mee Coolldge pers RS 2,96; weight 240, | moderate, market £1 Wisconsin | ‘ used an active baa Seed beras ce | Cattle receipts 9,000; fed ucked round whites 80@85ce; mo ae or the shares in the afterr eee ce tt | yearlings fully ; bulk one car Tc; fc Be Alb dbadhed el cay nd chu ° | $10 dium weights | custo chr higher; * 3 ‘ir fh et pee P Postum fay attired in : Rajlwa 1,234 pounds $10.90; two lo re round whites 76@80c; r Ed heratipir ots rd wardrobe and ain Ne undard Olt, ¢ averaging 1,072 pounds $11; she | deme moderate; Fa | r mn athe peed’ bitohe Ealt Creek $ P rd Oll, N stcok and bulls steady to strong;|@ouble head barrel spading rose No pie = Continental — sO otenton ey S Stewart Warner - veals steady; stockers and feeders |1, $8; No. 2 $6@6.50; No. 3 $4; car rT: OE, | (SER STSREISna nee aararareeaera reeeemre e eeee EE Batt Greek Conssidaied unt Apel 2 esr Oo tisbgeis, betters $8@03%; prect | eo INVESTORS 8, O. Ind = Texas and Pacitic - cal veal top $9. Biel Ne das ar 17.00 | 1 Prt rb ars basal . Tobacco Products - Sheep receipts 10,000; lambs are SUGAR 4 107 | FIRE PREVENTION ia tn acbraaibe asencer madi eee pee mien, basin Melee i sey) gale 19.70 18.70 19.70 19.70 | a es jae if T can show you how easily each piece of Ium dicatio: no ¢ te trend will As ¥ ~19, 2 5 use’ fldi Fi asily es ° : MONEY Stearn thet ane catingtas rend UR sed. : average $15G15.25; best held at| NEW YORK, April 9,—Trading EE OMS |) carpenter or after hile neue rreoted before it goes to the eri. Coens QAyE | Tha emenanibe wills chosen $15.50; fed clipped lambs upward to |in raw sugar futures was light today I] Think of ¢ a ieleaia NEW YORK, Apri Pall ey | all day tomorrow, but will be open | $12; no choice fat ewes included;|and of an evening up character for | hing! of the hundreds of buildings in oil field camps; | als ne, sgh Pesala nenalows 1c feeders slow weak; early sales feed. | over the holidays, Prices at midday SILVER shingled roofs inflammable that can't catch fire from pparko ee frm: high 4; low 4; ruling rate 4; ‘)u ing lambs $14.50, were unchanged to one point net | any small blaze after a treatment of this wonde ful | oreon uoging bi Onared at Aas Veet )v ee higher, refined sugar prices were un- || ™¥ own formula, No machinery required. Act. ul liquid from loan V Denver Prices. changed at 5.75 to 6.85 for fine gran-| NEW YORK, Apr eas et cee w OR, Colo., April \%.—(U, 8.| ulated with a better inquiry at the | 66%; Mext: 515 SOUTH BEECH ST. et “ ‘Ovarian | of Agriculture.)\—Hogs | lower levels, | — Phone 1876-W—Ask for Run ie | unehas i Woolworth “.-. ,500; mostly steady; top, Refined futures were nominal Try Tribune Want Ade for kesults or Rumsey Perera eee SS TA) Se