Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 20, 1925, Page 8

EAS EIGHT Finance Standard Oil Officials On Visit to Mexico To CHICAGO. directors of y ny in assurt with the z hat t diana) company’s in ec 25,000 bar will ir mpi e to Chicago on April at a trip of I e Pan-Amer 7 2 whole an ted with the new. direc 1 to learn from them at first Al Bonds ' cama = 1 Stocks EWE aa \D QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE Casper Dally Crihune - Grain Livestock " BRINGING UP FATHER American Can - Ame’ GOSH BOT THAT WALK MADE ME WONGRY = Cae BY GOLLY! THIS SPRING FEVER (5 TERRIBLE AN THE WORDT’ OF IT 19 ALL THE TIME 1m ASLEEP! \ 1 OREAM THAT I'M ILL GO See THE DOCTOR HE'S THE WIDE AWAKE Gor ©1925 wy Invi Faarune Sanvice. Ine Great Bfitvin rights reserved eee NGETY SWEET OF. vues DTS SHOW MY A PPRECIATION TLL SOME Nice LAMs CHOPS WiLL TACT E THs SHow ) Gooo, wore rar TONIGHT MART RISE QUICKLY -Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus YES-SIR MONDAY, All Markets 20, 1925 APRIL “BOT HE CAN'T See ANY ONE NOW: BELIEVE ME,GAL, NOU'VE | GOT ME ALL. ROPPED UP + Fora A @oop f° OLD HOME COOKED MEAL No 2 Fier PSNON, \ COMBINATION SALAD.) N+ RPE OLWES. ( FROZEN PUDDING DEM-TASSE AND 2D ALMONDS — vere] SING PRICES WHEAT PRICES (livestock ] Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, April 20.—U. &. De- partment of Agriculture)— Hogs re- celpts 50,000; opening slow, 25¢ low- closing fairly active, 35c to 40c averages $12.40@12.50; early top at $12.50; bulk 170 to 225 pound kind $12.20@ 12.35; 135 to 160 pound aver- ages mostly | $12.10@82.25; bulk strong weight slaughter pigs $11.50@ 12. to 35c lower; very slow at decline; practicaliy’ only action on light year- lings; few sales of such kind steady t oweak, largely a steer run; good ing; liberal sprinkling of choice heay- ies offered: few early sales light year- lings $10@10.7 | bot Aings very slow, weak; Cc tle 22,000; fed steers, trade 25c kinds of mediumAvelght predominat- light beef heifers upward to $11; bulk fed steers of quality and condition to sell at 39 scarce; firm; fat sh lower; bulls uneven, vealers 50c lower, mostly $8@9. Sheep receipts 21,001 extremely dull; no early sales fed lambs. Few early bids mostly 50c and more low- er; no action on handy weight; good 92 to. 94 pound wool lambs bid $12.7 @13; heivier kind bid $11.50; good handyweight clippers bid $11@11.2 two cars of good California spring- ers $16 with 16.per cent short at $14 on action on other classes, talkifig lower Omaha Quotations. OMAFLA, April 20,0. 8. Depart ment of Agviculture;—Hogs 14,000: | slow, 35e to 60e lower: guod ' arul to 300 pound burehur top $11.90. Cattle 8,000; fed gteeyg and yea ddting ly 15¢ to 25¢ lower; choice kinds are scarce, quality mostly good; other sales mostly medium to $8.75 @10,50 ate steady: ree, slow; bulls stockers steady: bulk heifers 5004.75 ologna bulls ‘$4 Veal tops 38 Le ak er; American. Sm Speculators Cheered by Con- | Board Session Starts With | lower; tew sorted 180 to 275 pound April 20,—Re-| American 8 f tinued Accumulation of | Decline Followed by the price of} American Tel, and Tel. —. é ~ Tash i if ' extile, mer star pred pe esata page ask 4 Motor Issues ey Rapid Upturn py ra milla to fail a decline in the| American Water Wo rks 6%) Nw YORE | 20,—Stoek} CHICAGO, April 20.—Rapid price . ndly at on the Rawe are selling here} American Woolen neve 4048.) prices. di € eactionary tone| upturns in the wheat market today ex, the t in This is attri:} Anaconda: Copp > "+ ) iy today’s market. Fresh weakness| followed declines during the first Ae ted and the state » of a big) Cuba| Atchison 1214 | cropped out in the St. Paul and-Chi-| part of thevboard of trade séaslon. bys eA hiareaaon’ Feceee price last year Was] Atl. Coast Line - is. [cago and Alton Issues which broke} Unfavorable reports about the con- . 8 and merchants are g Baldwin .Locomoyve { [to new price, while the standard | dition of winter wheat had a stimu- eT nce to fe made goods. | * Baltimore and OhN mo Oe | industrials yielded to a resumption | lating effect on values’and ao too gE | ou. Bethlehem Steel *|of short selling and profit taking.| did "a decrease’ in the amount of eeehiawe | URANIA, La., April 20—The| California Pet. i | sales approximated 1,200,000| wheat on ocean -pagsage as well as exe Georgia Lumber company, which| Canadian Pacific - ‘| ithavoidetnatwastheavs: 2,141,000 bushels falling off in the ORYSTAL SPRINGS, Mise., April] owns 70,000 ecres of land in the] Ceneral Leather pfd. Ale eerie , United States visible supply total. 20.—The shipment of pess, turnips} section where a big ofl gusher was| Cerro de Paso -- 46%] NeW. YORK, April 20.—R Wheat closed strong, 1% to 3is¢ and other early vegetables north| brought in last month, has plotted| Chandler Motors --— 2544 | Suceevchavacterined ther oper net higher, May 150% to 181% and from this growing section is now in| {ts land holdings and ts offering| Chesapeake and Ohio — 91: | lt cesedulantethio ‘etceks sea eien July 141% to 149%. full swing and carload shipments|them for sale to oil prospectors. Chicago and. Northwestern -- 49%] speculative sentiment cheered by} Subsequently good buying: dével- 1 be th e from now or ——- « (Chicago Mil. & St. Paul pfd. “| continued accutnulation of. the mo-} oped. and swift’ gains all around - Lumber. Chicago, R ‘4's | tor iseues, Maxwell A, Pierce Arrow} Were scored with May touching Gas HOUSTON, April 20.—City con-| Chile. Copp St%+ land Muck Trucks, moved up a point | 151%, a tiee of 8% from the day's PHILADELPHIA, April 20—The| struction work is keeping lumber| Coca Cola 99% | cach while Pierce Arrow pfd., jump: | lowest level. : United Gass I ement company,| stocks moving, but country buying | Colorado F 4 jed five points, Maxwell B on the| © Corn and oats were relatively firm: with plants in many cities, is facing|is at a standstill. Scattered rains| Congoleum 9% | cther band, after opening unchanged | Decresing/etocks ‘of open were: pre: compe 1 from the Gas Bond and| however have aided to improve] Consdlidated i at 86%, broke e points and | dicted and smallness of probable ex- of New York. Each]sentiment and stimulate new con-| Corn Product 8% | od Stutes Cast Iron Pipe fell back 3,| ports trom Argentina continued to the Philadel-| struction. ‘This city had $5,244,264] Crucible Steel 67% | the’ precipitate drap. ir attract. notice. After ‘opening un- the « worth of new building in the fret] Cuba Cane Sugar pf 53% lied to selling of other indnstrial|changed'to "%0 higher; July ‘31.10% operated b: U. G. I | quarter Mid-Continent Pe , | stocks which later unsettled the gen-| to $1.10%, the corn market scored Davison Chemical --- 34. eral tharket. The upward movement | moderate ‘general’ gains, ‘but’ then Grain Steel. Dun Pont de Nemours - 14779 | of the motor shares was checked and |eased down with whi SPRINGFIELD, PUEBLO, |Colo,, ‘April :20:-—An: ex-| Birle,.- this, combined with the heavir ter the corn market advanced The condition pansion program calling for expend!.| Famous Players Of United States. Steel, ‘Baldwin’ s h higher than before. affected bs ture of about $7,000,000 announced | General Asphalt | other recognized lead exerted a|the greatly improvedscash demand | P by the Colorado Fuel and Tron com-| General Blectric 9 | | bearish Influence on trading. Several |.here and by announcement of 3,060 « : be light, wit ts| pany, will involve erection of a plate] General Motors {syues however. displayed independ. | 000 bushels in the visible isupply. of heavier yiled than in 1 mill and a rolling mil! Great Northern pfd. - Me eteaneri. winited Tee Corn closed f 1850 «to. Be net —s _— Gulf States Steel . advanced 4% points to a new 1925 | higher, July 112%. to 113. Houston Oil top price and Pierce Arrow prefer-| Oats.staurted, unchanged to 3c off. Hudson Motors Ped ehot lun €46. palute react: | July 4214 to 425§c rallied a little and Illinois Central $2 ea eauk poldtetrons ite |then receded to slightly below | Int. Harvester ~ 10744 | iby heavy fe | urday's fi | Inte Mer, Marine pfd 40% | « Tron Pipe drove t Provisions were weak on | Kelley Springfield -- i down six points to 149, mo ta material decline in the ; ‘ ast | M@NNecott Coppe ‘ 100 points below the | i | Louisville and Nashville = pointionte als ’ oni May 1 1.61% | Marland 0} BLS {ce 4 . p 1.94%, i A - a ri tural @ | WYOMIN 1G OIL ns Vucurevich, | ~ 2.00 1.45 - 1.40 1.06 Hamilton Dome ferris - { Byron IN \Cat Cree) Lance Creek 1 Osage ~ Grass C Greybul) - Torchlig ht Elk Basir Rock Cre Salt Creek Grain Export: Still Increa: Curb Stocks WASHINGTON, Ar 20.~-G exports from the United 6: week amounted to 6,819,000 bi ed witl 44,800" weel c Jin s last ishels is the previou: ding * made p le téday | Mis e general list proved. vul- 112% Monts to selling pressure, the | Nat t= losses being. re by Atty Nationa ton public utilities and spe AB% | | Xew York Central b had ‘edn bid upeby 43% N. ¥ gi Pi ade pool efforts, United States Cast Iron eastern” - Vipe extended its declines to a new. 1.09 ar 4 192 sufficient buy- 1.07% Pacific = ing support was encountered to stem 1.01 | the selling of that issue. American | Can was market up 2% points from 15.15 | it 1 before tod, before a 15.47 eneral lst, but the mar- 15:80 ket turned weak again when selling | Ribs . pressure dropped two points and the | M@y ---. -.-- 16.20 preferred four while St. Paul com. | July 16.20 mon and’ preferred established a ree- | Sept 16,30 ord | time at 3% and | Beliies— ; vag te points} May --..18.40 1840 18.30" 18.20 each. Call money opened tinchanged |JUIy ---218.40 18,40 18.10 18.20 {Ut {t l and Stewart Texas nion United Drug ~ Cast Ipon Pipe - s idebaker 8S. Ind, Alcohol ~ § Rubber despite the larg also developed pronounced strength ze def. CHICAGO, April. 20:—Wheat—No. 1 hard, $1.49% hate “ mixed: $1.03%@1 faitigiet: om $1.14 1.15%. well Into the afte n when } | 2 white, , 464 No. 3 bnying of Maxwell Motor B caused No. 3 white, 396 424¢ some pronounced rallies. The Pierce Rye—None. Arrow issues were prominent in the| Barley—86@89c upturn, the Pierce preferred rising | Timothy seed—$5.7097.00 to97%, up 34, and a new high price| Clover seed—$20,00@28.50 for the year. Several spectalties; Uard—$15:17. Ribs—$16,25. F, G. Shattuck jumping. 4% and U.| Bélllee—$18.50. 8. Alcohol, Fisher Body, Famous fn + | Players and International Shoe, 1 > [to 2 points 7 ees COTTON a: CHICAGO, — April allve, higher; fowls NEW YORK, April 20.—Cotton 38c; roosters, 16c; turkeys, 28¢;| spot, quiet; middling, $24.95, ducks Reese, 18¢; broflers, 60 @ 85 Try Tribune Want Ads for Results weig held ward to $1 DENVER partment of Recetpts, 1,600; to | ida top, $12.20 for choice medium weights; few to 250 pound weights, $11.50 $12.15; bulk of sales, $11.76 00. Cattle—Recetpts, 3.000; calves, £00 beef nteers, dull; practically no eaply | Sales; other ec s ‘around stead several ‘loads cows to $7.76:} few loads feeder steers, $8.25 to $8.85: practical veal tops, $12.00. Sheep—Receipts, 7,800; slow ding sharply lower; one de pound fat lambs, $11.00 flat native springers, $15.00. SUGAR TORK, A inquiry rat bast NEW moderate 20.—Only ‘a w reported for unchanged price to, 5 fo tine? futures | were nominal | Sugar futures closed easy; approxi. | mat Jes, 54,000 tons. May 2.65 July 2.8 Septembeg 2.99; December 3.05. SILVER LONDON, April 31%d per ounce. cent. 20.—Bar Money silver, 8% per FLAGSHIP. | SPEEDING OVER SEA ABOARD U. 8. 5. SEATTLE April 18. (By Radio from United Pre: Staff Correspondent).—The Seattle was steaming westward to- day at a quickened pace, 17 knots an hour, through a calm sea. A flock of invitations received by Admiral Robert Coontz have been declined because of the full Program Iald down for the fleet prior to {ts sailing, he announced. It is that the Australian navy officers will meet the American can fleet, following close to the Mawaiign mf&neuvers, at Sam The scHedule for the flevt in A tralian water will then he followed. POTATOES CHICAGO, April 2).—Potatoes 127 | cars; total U. hip Si 16; Sunday 61; demand and trading fair; market about steady; Wiscor sin sacked and bulk round w No. 1, 75c@$1.00; me § fancy shade higher; Minnesota sack ed Red River Ohios number 1, 80 @90c; new stock demand arf trad ing fair, market about steady; Flor double Spaid Rose No. 1 290. Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, higher; creamery extras dards 4430; firsts’ 41@42c; exchanges ate 7-16 bills on mand 5.211 demand NEW hites | t Antimony. = EN SOR, a ) 20,—Butter stan April YORK Great cables 4.78 i banks 4.74 11 5 cables 5.22; Italy v 4.09; cables 4.0 YORK, April — . Electr spot and ies $6.80 Flogged Because Daughter; Seeking, ‘Health Rides piepcles in Knicker. } Because he allowed his 17- Knickers and ride a bicycle boy health. Jewel, lier father ar-old daugt style, a band of men lured John Barker, 58, from his home near Shreveport, La Two men arrested aftet'the affair have been identified by Bh his assailants. t A doctor had ordered Jewel and the Barker home are shown. er, Jewel, to wear » and flogged him rker as to ride a bicycle for her