Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1925, Page 8

_- PAGE EIGHT 1 Ee eal EDGE WELL Government Geologists Overlooked Good Bet | On East Side of Structure; Maverick Springs Pipeline Is Projected. 1 Pipeline Survey Run report: | s Finance 1S PRODUCING CRUDE. veyIng between Maver- $95 on drop in pris of and $20¢ on the than a note a better Uttle ac developed. year ft ette epoed | sudden mr r hour is taken 2 ¥ le men as an indi- Lumber Be traffic congestion will LAND, Ore.—W pros h uted here this year, for lumber producers {n this : ; n seems delayed, men in ga | trada are e ed by the mov companies from wers’ Asso-| "ts arous-| wn by in-| A prese ere this year to 6 of surplus vegetables and f: roduced in this district old orders are rur 6 of pro place ds! tn below oil La—Ueases a, 900 in value have genera 1.0 ing NTA, for ac- Most running close to there’ are threo in the fields of Salle parish. t eB 1 is 80 per cent. hands here in the last few days and {ling rigs working (Quotations by Broker) contract providing of ti Curb Stocks a Producers k Pro | Market Gossip | Vall Street Briefs. Paciti * i prop:| CHICAGO, April 29.—Butter low- yr in thele nery extras 43% @44e; stan k uate |e H4ic: extra fitets 419 ¢ % @410'se seconds | t o de | 20,059 ¢ r that the rafl-| 97 5 « ver -—— a ! expecte Pou'try CHIC AGO, April 29.—Po wer; Towls NEW YORK, r Was U April bu anged today impro closed 41,000 wteady; tons; otatoes— 16 cars; total YORK,, middii April Tribuné Class ‘ » Mas 1 208 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. osters 1 September $2. — | WYOMING OILS Blas Vucurevich, Butter and Eggs } 29 —Refined t de One hile res ap May 29,—Cotton | _| Consolidated Gas Che Casyner Oailv Bonds | BRINGING UP FATHER Stocks WELL +1 WOZ SMART ENOUGH TO BRING AN OMBRELLA TODAY = ITLL il mi STOCKS SCORE. NEW ADVANCES | Return to Gold Standard by Britain Has Bullish Influence EW YORK, April 2 tock | s turned upward today after period of irregularity due conflicting trade news re 14 | | the garding steel, of], sugar and rubber to industries. Lower call money rates and a@ further’ 950,000 shares. The closing was firm. | anadian Pac. { t. Leath. pfd. Soke NEW YORK, April 29.—Stock Cerro de Pasco - 45%. | prices pursued an upward trend at Chandler Motor 34% | the opening of today’s market. Ap- | Chesapeake & Ohio 2% | parently in response to the favor- & Northwestern 48% | able impression created’ by’ Great . & St. P. pid. -- 3 | Britain's re-establishment of a free » Te gold market with the ald of a $300,- 000,000 credit here, U. 8. Steel, however, declined fractionalyl in the face of a favorable earnings re- and sugar issues were depress- ower prices for this product. American xpress jumped 4% points. Colorado Fue. tongoleum Corn Products Crucible Steel | Cuba Cane Sug. ‘a The market continued to advance Davison Chem. briskly under. the ‘impetus of 2 broader demand for various -indus- trials and rails and a running-in of short interests in special stocks.’In- ternational Cement rose 1% points to a 1925 high price of 62% on re- ports of a new combine in the in- éustry. The Commercial Solvents igsues moved up'S to’5 points and gains of 1 to 2 points were record- Houston O} - Hudson Motors ed by Utah Securities, Brown Shoe, | Tilinols Central American Loco., General Electric, j Int. Harvester International Harvester, U. 5. Al Int. Mer, Mar. ptd. cohol, Atlantic Coast Line, Rock Ki Springfield - Island and the local traction stocks. Cop. alley Louisville & Nas Nash Motors adyanced 544 points. Subsequent .heav{ selling of the sugar shares, including American and Cuba Cane preferred was fol lowed by, realizing in plyotal issues with Baldwin and Mack Trucks 1o2- ing more than a point. Foreign ex- changes were steady, demund ster- Ing advancing to $4.83% at the opening. Persistent selling of United States eel common which sagged a point was attributed to the lull in buying’ 3 reported by the weekly trade re- 130% | views and brought about temporary unsettleme in _ other quarters around the end of the first hour. The reaction was short lived, however, the lowering of the renewal rate on call money to 314 per cent and the announcement of higher prices stim- ulating bullish activity. in “several gections of th 8._5. Krosge Missour! Montgomery Nat. Biscuit National Lead - New York Central N. Y., N. H. & Htfd, : & Western Pacit Mid Cont. Pan, J Pennsy PHiia., Phillips Pet. - Pure Oll - soared 10 po! American Sumatra Tobacco pfd §, Indian Motor pf@ six and Brown, Shoe, Line, Sears Roebuck, U Cast Tron ‘Pipe, Amer ind All America Cafles val of activity in South- moved up 1% to rumors of an aso in the present $6 an- board Air Line Roebuck: s bolster- a ohae ©1925 ay Great Britain rights reserved Cribune Grain :: YO LiKe TO SOME GOODY cE THIS LOMBRELLA Away Inv. Feature Service. Inc.) WHEAT OTAGES PRICE RALLY Prospects of Froat in Wide Livestock :: All Markets “NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WRE=—————_—_—_—_—_——_—_—_—_—_—"—[]>—/—-—/—-— + —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by’ George McManus HOv! CO YOU DO-MR wate WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1925 Ty MIGGSTISN'T AT AN AWFOL DAY TOD) lots wool ewes feeders included. DENY. ceipts, 700: er; top, $11 ins, best loads, $11.20 aver to 299 pounds; other loads pounds, $11.00 to $11. {ns down to $7.00; pa ing sows and . S. 1 £07 $10.00; igs, Region Encourage Buy- | Digs steady: sows, $10.00; fat pigs, ing | Cat — | steady: calves, st wheat market advanced sharp! today at the last. tosing prices were strong, % to 2%c net higher; May, $1.52 to $1.62%, and July $1414 to $1.41%. CHICAGO, April 29—Ratny weath- er over the domestic winter wheat belt led to much lower prices for wheat today in the early dealings, The fact that Liverpool quotations failed to reflect fully the upturns yesterday on this side of the Atlantic tended also to weaken values here. Selling on rallies was well taken at first but was less brisk later. The opening which ranged from \% to 1%c lower with May $1.48 ana July $1.39 to 1.40 was followed in some cases by a reaction to the same as yesterday's finish but then by an irregular descent to $1.4814 May and $1.38% July. Subsequently, the market declined a little more, and until the final half hour, remained well below yester- day's finish. Then the market scor- ed a quick upturn. Forecasts of frost “were current, and there were also predictions that the govern- ment crop report would show aban- doned acreage much above the nor- mal. 3 Increased offerings and slow de- mand made the corn market heavy, After opening at 14-to Mc off, July $1.09%% to $1.0943; prices continued downgrade, Later the corn market rallied when Wheat turned strong. Corn closed steady. at th esame as yes- closed steady at the same as yes- $109% to 109%. Oats sympathized with weakness of? wheat and corn, Starting un- clianged’ to %c lower, July “42 to 42%4c, the market underwent a mod- enate general setback. Provisions were “easier, reflecting the action of Hog yalues and of grain. . CHICAGO, April 2 hard 149; Corn No. 2 yellow 107@107%; white 40% @411g; No. $ white 38@ 3914; Rye none; Barley 78@88. Tim- othy seed 5.70@6.45; clover seed 19.00 @27.00.. Lard 14. Ribs 15.70; Bel- Mes 18.02. Open High Low Close 14844 1.55%, 147% 1.52 1.39% 141% 1.88 141% 1.84% 1.914% 154 1.05% 1,06 1.08% 1.06%. 1.09% 1.09% Ty 1.09% 1.0844" 1.09 7 1.08% 89% 40K figure fo: Gevelopnd cables, 480% 62 454% | banks: cables, MONEY } Big MUGGY .neennnnnenennnee © MUl@ Creek —a-------nannwnne 1 Sunburst 1 Hamilton Dome -a-aa--era-na 1. Perris - 1 BYTOD sae nnn nn nee nenn tengo Sako BSeases NOLCDOS «ann nen nnn nnnnn ene Greydull - ---—~+-----—-eeene TOrch Dt 2 nae nn ne enenne ne Elk Basin 4-6 months 4; commercial | paper 54 G4 prin) ree A husband, having offended camo fcr os case opocrmeers home the evening of the quarrel } with a parcel under his arm Flour “Darling,” he said to his wife, | MINNEAPOLIS. April 29.—Flour] “Look here. I've got somethirg anged to 6c high In carload | hére for the person I, love best {n family patents quoted to $8.50] world.” | ne S “Mumpht What ts it?’ she se onges box of sogies’ | } | "ilo But ros banter” NEW YORK, April 29.—Call mon: | Cat ey caster; high S14: low $14; ruling Lance ig bid 34%; offered at | Osage nd 3's; call loans against Cr time ‘oans easier; Gragw Creek, light --.---c-o-q- LAG eet eas = sealant) | @9.2 - 1.07 = 1.08% 98% «.99% 14.77 14.80 14,80 14.93 14.92 15.49 15.25 18.25 fi, 15,70 16.80 16.70 18.08 18.02 18. 17.80 17 17,90 LIVESTOCK Omaka Quotations. OMAHA, April 29.—{U. 8. Depart- ment of Agriculture.}—Hoge—Re ceipts, 18,500; moatlys15c lower; de wirable 150 to 275 pound butchers, $10.95 @11.10; top, $11.16; Ught lights, to $10.75 and under; pecking sows; mostly $10.50; feeder pigs, $0.00@30.26; bulk of sales, $10.90@ 11.05; average cost Tuesday, fully stead steady, veal, active, strong: regain yesterday late decline: vtockers and feeders, scarce, steady: bulk butcher cows and heifers, $6.00 bologna bulls, $4.65@5.0 beef bulls, $5.50@6.00; pr: heavy, tical veal tops, $8.60; few to ind pendent at $9.00. Sheep — Recejpis, 5,000; lambs, mostly 260 higher; bull fut wool lambs, = $15.50@1 top, $16.00: 113 pound wegihts, $14.60; fed ieee ofd 46 to 93 pounds, | good, 850-pound heife other load good cows, $ cows, $6.26 to $7.75; $4.00 to 3 choice veals, $11.00 to $11.25; load feeder steers, inferior stockers, $4.70. Sheep.—Receipts, 9,000; active; fat lambs, 25c higher; one load $9- pound, $15.00; tyree loads, $14. three loads, $14.50; one ioad, $14 one small load, medium to good na- tive springers, $15.00; clipped ewes, $6.00; strong. NO CALLFOR | ARMSMEETING LONDON, April 29.—(By the ‘As- sociated Press) — Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin replying to a ques- tion in the house of commons to- day regarding the possible summon- ing of another disarmament confer- ence declared that the did not see any sign of an early call of such a conference from any quarter. FUR FARMING | A MOST PROFITABLE INDUSTRY, Mr. George L. Morrison of Milligan & Morrison, Northam, Phince Edward Island, Canada, with Silver Foxes successfully breeding in Washington, Ore- gon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Colorado and Wyoming, and for 16 yenrs breeders of foxes and other fur bearing animals, will be at the Townsend Hotel until May Ist. Mr. Morrison will be pleased to give information on this wonderful industry to all who are interested. His first Silver Foxes’ were taken from the wilds of Alaska and bred within 60 miles of the Arctic Circle, where he spent 16 years trad- ing for furs. United States Office 316 Cambridge Block, Seattle, Washington Appointment Made by Telephone Phone 2500 Classified Rates ‘Two cents per word or ten cents der line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Bive average words used as a basis of estimating @ Line. BLACKFACE CAP UBADLANE will be charged the space of two Unes. | AU charged advertising will be joooked “se: lines” Irrespective of be oumber of words TELEPHONE ADS, Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee acouracy. CORRECTION Of CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune wil ble for more than Insertion of any ad incorrect verlisement ordered for more than one time. 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HOUSTON, Tex.. April 29.—L' Be Murphy Br 416 Holly. Phone ning and water played a joke on| 1098F or 69 Ly the fire d : artment during a storm last night. The lghtning 5 < fire alarm box, calling out central station equipment on a wild chase through the storm. Finding it was a “false alarm” the firemen dashed back to discover water backed up in the station six inches deep, They had to pump it out. oo Try Tribune Want Ada for Results. HELP WANTED—Female WOMEN—Earn $10 daily, selling the “Medical Adviser.” Unfolds se- crets of married happiness, often re- vealed too late. 1,008 page, cloth- bound book, illustrated, some colored plates. Chapters on Mother and Babe, Nursing, Accidents, First Aid, What to Do in Sickness. Retails for $1.00. Sales enormous. Enclose 40c for a copy (special agent’s price). Medical Press, 653 Washington St., Buffalo, N.Y. HELP WANTED—MALE BOYS WANTED WANTED—Several. boys to eel papers on the street. Apply Trib- une office at 4 o'clock, CAN use one or two house to house men; money maker. 446 8. Beech. WANTED—SALESMEN THREE neat appearing young men capable of earning $200 or $26 per month with reliable firm. Give age, experience, present salary, .Ad- dress Box B-57, Tribune. _ Wanted “*~ Experienced . Salesman BY LARGE WESTERN MANUFACTURING CONCERN Previous sales experience neces- sary—tfood product line preferred. Replies to receive attention must state age and full business expert- ence. All applications held ‘Strictly con- fidential, Our salesmen have been advised of this advertisement. BOX B-66, TRIBUNE WANTED—Salesman at once, to sell an automobile/ accessory, Phone 1765R, evenings. WANTED—AGENTS — MAKE $75-100 WEEK gelling latest styles beautiful pearls, necklaces and chokers.: Attractive proposition. |S wag Importers, 610 Pacific Block Seattle, | i POSITIONS WANTED Pee RETENOED camp cook wants work; go anywhere. 133 N. Kim- ball, Apt. 5. a CONFINEMENT cases taken in home: best of care; prices very rea- sonable, 111 S, Jackson, GOOD Seamstress want c Phone 2834, al ee GIRL wants house work, 261 Bast H. Phone 1917 — MIDDLE aged man and wife would like work; woman good cook, nurse or seamstress; man is carpenter and sll around handy man; reasonable. Phone 2257M Sr SERVICES OFFERED ®) Por Sale—AUTOMOBILES 1917 Ford, good tires, 1444 S., Lincoln. hea Phone 424-1. F PLEASURE IN THESE we Ford Touring; good upholster- ing; fairly good rubber; will make a good fishing car..._$125.00 Oldsmobile six cyl Roadster; a boat to knock around in and only we--------) $175.00 550 E. Yellowstone Phone 236 FOR SALE—Ford sedan. t SALE Inquire 1032 E. First, basement. TL FOR SALE—Late 1924 Ford coupe, $350, for a quick sale. $12 N. Park. So } SED CARS g , If you are in the market aig; | F008 used car, come in-and look AZ t } the following: 1924 DODGE COUPE 1924 SPECIAL SIX 58 BAKER TOURING | 1923 OHEYROLET TOURING 1924 FORD ROADSTER 7! 1920 REO ryt, Just around the corner from heart of the city the 226 S. David St. Phone 1817 t ! For Sale—Auto Accessories eee + FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION If you are not getting 35 out of every gallon of gas better call 2690W, our ma and tell you how to get {t HENDERSON will call eat sthera 3x5, Wol- tires, tire; Rex Call FOR your cement work call E. gelke. Phone 421.J. aad WANTED—Small temily waahi and laundry work for single ladle: and gentlemen who have bo bora Prices reasonable. Al! work guar anteed to be high class. We call Phone 14y9J, for and deliver. WOMAN wants hour; cleaning Phone 8327. LEGAL FORMS PREPARED ur office ta pre d to make up lega mortgages, auto tracts, charges reanc Realty Co. ared and quali deed WANTED TO Buy " eS WANTED TO Bt Y—We tor coal ranges, heaters, aveeraee duofolds, al) bouseboid goods, Phone 1086, OLD CARB, ¢ 027 a r sree ia ba 7 1 we will WAN'TEL 010 coal range beater tn exchange for rs ns sexe ur heater. Phone 10a@ WANTED—Tea f work horses, D to 1,500 } Box B-63, 1 ne O BUY cond yBrvcks 149 East ki. 1isb \ Phone TRAM work, exe: gravel, lawn ddie horses (« ard = Phone 40 MARCEL, sha Sa W 3 fet buy or exchange. your used furniture, Harned Furniture 49. 3° zoom ecund Phote