Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 8

, JULY 15, 1925 15, 1: PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune WEDNESDAY, 15, 1: Oil :: Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR HOG SUPPLY MAY BE _ [BRINGING UP FATHER mt ‘ FAMAN coun | WONDER HOW Tt __ t | phan ore nyes ee a ANY CONDITION — [Mh OO - tT WOULDN'T BE SO * TSO WARM TO MOVE BAD TO ad OUT- y ; ae SS, sity ¥ i S Department of Agriculture Points to Short Pig Crop in Survey Just Announced; Market — | Recei Be Small | eceipts to mailer, WASHINGTON, July 18—{Asso- | stimulate a considerable expansion i clated Press.}—-Short supplies of} in hog production during 1926 which hogs for the next few months point} will start the price cycle swinging to continued price advances through | downward once more. § the late summer, the department of an j agriculture declared today in its] CHICAGO, July 15.—High prices Da June pig survey. for corn have led to a big shortage Hogs are just approaching the }of well finished beef steers, and to peak of their price cycle, the report |an oversupply of grass fed cattle, sald. é a i So few desirable matured steers = © jses oy Jere Peau Sista tue “During the next twelve months,” | rived here today that top record pri- pirat 25 _-- ft continued, “market receipts will |ces since 1920 were again emashed, Great Britain rights res E be smaller than at any time since / with the market for choice meat ani- — 1921 with prices probably higher | male showing a jump of $1.26 a hun- than during the last 12 months. | dred weight in the last two wee! Judging from previous experience ‘Today's top price for prime cattle es WELL WHS SH nt THE JANITOR PHONES 4 these high prices, plus a larger sup- | was $14.25, a rise of $2.60 since last t WOULDN'T ANSWER IF 1 OMLN KNEW SOME BY GOLLY XOU RE PHY Petar “OU TO LET Ou DIZ OEL DORE LEON YORE DEOER DEY aT | BY: TR EIPHONE. FER ANT. ONE THAT OWNEO AN MAGGIE - You ANowe KNOW THAT HE WAS OME - M's TOO HOT TO | ICE“ HOUSE -I'D CALL | GLAD ~OU TESTING THE F ) THE RADIATORS - OUNE GOT THEM ALL ON- —, on (alinby Sjammins ys 4 ARE HOME - AND TORN OFF ALL WHEAT PRICES | steep American Car and Foundry.. 103% , American Locomotive ~. 116 Prospects of Heat Wave | american sm. and Ref. ---.. 106% Passing in Northwest American Sugar -.... 64% Brings Downturn American Tel. and Tel. -.--. 114% American Tobacco 95% CHICAGO, , July {Associated | American Water Works - 63% Press.)}-With indications of cooler |American Woolen 39 northwest likely to | Anaconda. Copper 42% minimize crop damage, wheat aver- | Atchison... 119% aged ‘lower in price during the | Atlantic Coast Line 166% - | ©1925 ey Ine. Featume Senvice, Inc. \ 1 anys on is of black | Baldwin Locomotive 116% Great Britain rights reserved pope dal aioe we Baltimore & Ohio BX 2 : B | continued both from south and north | Bethlehem Steel ~. 42% - — - ithe calga ic California Pet. 28% Canadian Pacific tor | Central Leather pfd. most | Cerro de Pasco de cording to t 1 ent, the thin, weather at the x OL SHARES IN (ENESTOGE RIFFS DEFEATED jsvoring coats THAD WEEK fe ing high temperature, high | Chandler Motor and high winds. Trade | Chesapeake lO ~---—. 94% tive, but buying was mostly | Chicago & Northwestern ---.- 621% Chicago Prices. — E To arge « nt on setbacks in p: The | Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pfd. 15 CHICAGO, July 15.—(U. 8S. De J). Koto 1% lower m-| Chicago R. I. & Pacific 47% partment of Agriculture.)—Hogs— 3 wee neweykeicanits “BM : 00; mostly 10 to 15¢ 1 z > $1,534 ‘d December | Coca Cola “B 118 Receipts, 15,000; , “3 Bree ee ee ieee | Geleeaaaranielle 41K — higher than Tuesday average; big isturbance 4 tr upturn and then by a drop | Congoleum-Nairn 254% | Heavy Buying of Petroleum | killers doing little; bulk desirable 150 ( ; ry they Aes: ss Ge that tember down to] Consolidated Gas Issues Marks New York to 300 pound weight, $14.10@14.40;) F French Morocco, July 15.—)Tsouls and Branes in the Taza re- (Continued From Page One) capt trap d Desc ears to 81 \'Gorn roduc ‘ ‘4 . adr #3 top, $14.60; bulk packing so (By 'The Associated Press)—Abd-El-| gion, of ch tribes further por. ATLANTIC CITY, N.-J.. July |their camp fee of $4 at time of ‘| Meee ee ether astlbe:. eanied: | Cxecible /titest 68% rading $12.75@13.00; strong weight slaugh-|Krim, Riffian « 5 E|tlons have gone to Abd El Krim. | 15 qsy ‘The Associated Press)— |registration 3 < at “e Mies met with lgqué| Cuba Cane Sugar ptd. 51 _— ter pigs, mostly $13.25@13.65; heavy- |e nerve in prepara strike] These defections are also beginning | rhe county grand jury will soon So as to make the third week a success, the Kiwanis club will ex- pect, as far ag possible, that the sides, new buying Davison ,Chemical r was insufficient volume to | Dodge Bros. pfd. ~. NEW YORK, July 16.—{Associated | weight hogs, $13.50@14.40; light, |a blo gainst the Fre before|to have an effect on the Tohitas, a] je confronted with the delicate Prees.)—Revival of speculative in-| ¢15.50@14.50; ght light, $13.25@ |the F Spanish cooperation, ar-|war like tribe whose abandonment | task of ascertaining how loud a» terest in the oll shares, featured the | 14 95, ranged for at the Madrid conference, | would be a serious complication for 4B 3 1 4 the| Du Pont de Nem i ; person may snore without provok- | registrations must be made on or >» thi well Pee Wleotrio. Pow. & LL oti. 38% pena oe bog td reo sae watt Cattle—Receipts, 11,000; choice fed | becomes effec iye All the informa. m Abate beet ; jng an attack by a nelghbor. Se, Sone Sly Si) Reatatsation) oat Be close > 2 * arge blocks o! e popular petro- ll weight, steady to strong: |ticn ‘gathered b:; ch intelll ntermittent fighting continues al zy pode: ver, Septembe: % to|Erle Ist pfd. q. steers, all weight, a s ; James Pabst, appearing in Mag- | made at Room 20, Town 5 er ae te | racnbaaitievees leum issues changed hands at ad-| improved quality considered; top gence service tends to bear out this|along the line. Although of a minor a wend build vancing prices, Wheeling and Lake racter, it is extremely wearing | !ttate Paxson's court last night |ing or ¥. W. C. A. headquarters, Erle common and preferred and with one eye bandaged, charged | First and Wolcott street. » troc ’ ferl # “ x upon the troops who are suffering | that John Boltimus, his neighbor, eens G tured steers, $14.25; average weight | assertion 1,362 pounds; several loads heavie The Riffian prop eral Asphalt a ada ia exp and oats reflected the|Genefal Electric - Goodrich Rubber quickly mounted 4 2 eld } lally active and appears to be meet-| from the heat and from the strain of < ges in the whaet market. After | General Motors .. SA sna high? orien tor the seats Sea A put aa eras Whar welt cumoaade motabte airouae ta | Seaatantwietiatine: assaulted him because he snored. g pening unchanged to \c off, Sep-|Great Northern pfd. 87% | American Can and Havana Electric | Scarce: best light kind, $13.46; lower Baltimus testified he could have MISSING MAN er $1.08 to $1.05%, corn scored | Gulf States Steel 8276 | gold about two points above yester- | evades fed sterce, dull: she ateck end . put up with the snoring had Pabst 2 k slight gains and then underwent a| Hudson Motors $44 | day's final quotations in the, first| Cine stoade, tealere, ue lower not called him bad names when he material decline Ilinois Central 114% | few minutes of trading mostly, $10.50 011.80 to packers; few objected to the nightly nabal con- IS LOCA TED Corn crop reports were construed | Independent Oil and Ga 8775) Lowering of the call money rate | $1790@12.0 to” outsiders pars cert. Baltimus was held under as generally favorable, and were ef-| International Harvester -. 31% lto 3% per cent after renewals had | * cpoch—Receipia, 14,000; fat lambs $500 bail for the grand jury on \ ing decided rallies. | International Nickel Geen clbeed 1%ec to 1%o net | Kelly-Springfield September $1.06% to $1.06%.] Kennecott Copper ~ started unchanged to %c| Lehigh Valley -.-- September to 47c, ad-| Louisville & Nashvill « Truck ... fective in preven been at 4 per cent encouraged @| slow; generally 25 to b0c lower on assault and battery charges. general resumption of pool activity | natives; culls, strong to 60c higher: | DULUTH, Minn., July u. —By and prices continued to swing UP | desirable fat native lambs, $14.60@ | The Associated Press)—Lynn Mac- desir: 3 y ard: thronghoub the forenbon, 14.75: most cull lambs, $11.75@ 12.00; | SEC. JARDINE Lachlan, reported murdered mo?by One of the outstanding features | nothing done on other than two years ago, is alive and ~~ of trading was a rise of more than vanced a little en sagged all | nt on.o living with his wife and two chil- y Marland Oil ; — In line with the t Maxwell Motors ‘B seated Hitgh pelos abitioc “Wehen thie Omaha Quotations. — | (Continued From Page One) ‘that I have not been courteous to Raety otkady uetsaca oe Sia ore i Mexican Seaboard Olt - stock was leted on the New York | OMAHA, Neb., July 16—4U. &- De-| no: uuntawfully deprive Scopes of Aay| Mr; Hays, and there. was nothing intornied today brie dulectien tone W an” High ¢ Close | Mid-Continent Pet. -- Stock Uxchange about 25 years ago| partment of Agriculture.}—Hogs—| of his liberties, privileges or prop-|back of {t but a little ruffled tem. IN WISCONSIN segs from a(woman who refitedite July 1 Missourl, Kan, & Texas. {t sold as low as 2%. Popularity ceipts, 12,000; market mostly 10 HJ erty per,” he declared. Lira ther atasee ig at Sept 153 1 Missourt Pacific ptd. .. of the pubife utility shares also highers: bulk 200 to ei otece| A crowded court room tened| Mr, Hays rose to say that he was ———_.—__. Dec. 531 marked the early dealings. Protit hers, $13.50@13.1 sas ana | imtently while Judge Raulston read| happy to accept the apology of the C : taking cropped out In spots, but {t | Welghty: butcher 60@ 13 alias | his decision on the defense motion] attorney general. WASHINGTON, July 15.—Secre- ™ July $ 1.06% 1.06% 1.6 Was absorbed. with maki 1 ov mostly $1 - aah . | sh the indictment, against the| Hays asked that the state's at-|tary Jardine has postponed his plans Sept. - 1.08% 1.06% 1.06% | New serious = inr although Nugh| - Cattle—Receipte nee Dayton High school instructor.- ‘The | torneys avoid reference to the states | for an immediate return to Washing- . Dec. . 9 89% 87 oN. 3. N. H & Hart Motors yielded t¢ inte and: | Cholaerted steers: 850. xe Md eeighty (court read his ruling in @ quiet voi ym which the defense attorneys|ton and has gone to Wisconsin for Oa’ sae ak & igen - Savage Arn 1 down to a | 26e ys + peasy Ldanptiaegtiall Ki ment was long and th ye and their religious beliefs a rest. = . 7 45% 44% 44H rth American y low for th at 48 tee 50; lowe Bradee . Uh wa PONnsE shi ore » t Ne 7 ; ° 4 Tu - ‘ i + Nocthern Bands new low for th at 48% | Dena bulk fed steers and year-| Judge was conserving his vocal hn A. Neal asked the attorney Although his general health is not ry 41 eee Ass Seaiale geo s Buying ° the steel shares, foll ae $9.26@12.00: ahe stock, bulls | srensth, eral to then remove from the considered to be impaired, the sec-]| DETROIT, Mich. July 15~(By a ' nil Gant Adwebince Sant ae tha’ pubostion Jand veais, steady; grass ¢ $3.75] The quiet was in particular con ord a “sneering remark” alleged |retary has not fully recovered from |The Associated Press)—Rial Rolle of 9 8 98 lvania Thies cobs ‘ 5.00; canners and cutters trast to the vigorous tones of clash-|to have been made toward defense an attack of indigestion, suffered|Chicago today . eliminated Jimmie Prt 4 : bah es sabes eed % O- bologna bulls, $4,004 ing attorneys a few moments earlier. | counsel during his recent six weeks tour of|Johnston of St. Paul, defending ‘ | en ‘ : . - Mr. Bryan wore @ collar Richard Beamish, chairman of the | the west champion 1 P 1.0 1 44g }y tubbe i veal top, $8.5 Pion, in the first round of the oT iptSe tee eect 15@250 low The defendant yawned as he sat|repertorial committee appointed to yeure the: secretary | Western amateur golf chomplonship ‘ 1.43 17.4 el vaene aa | listlessly between Du Mield Ma-| inquire into the premature publica | ha n the victim of a digestive|&t Lochmoor. Thr champion by ; Su 1 Fhe ‘ okas ambs,| lone and Willam ©, Thomps of} tion yesterday of what purporte 1 aie rand at times has be sed | Shooting one above par on the first Li | atu | ' . a pate lower; earl eo f an to be sion on the mo- | ; ally to live on a diet of milk,|"!ne was just able to keep even with 13.80 at lr a1 be, $15.00; nat to quash, reported that the cor |‘rhe strain of travel and his vigorous | the former University of Illinois star j & Fransben : tendy; ¢ PRAYER OFFERED IN it; wet she, Gec ‘| activities in participating in feats of | 20d finally got a lead of one ellies | t Air Line iF te t 5, atrong t 1 nse} COURT AS USUAL dire She, COUP. 8). 6 “A te Hiy ered ma » during his trip taxed t sixteenth with a par } ates lar : og COURT ROOM, I elieved t ifor a BS € E associate Neve after halving the 17th pie! | rm | : Wit ‘eames hacaweociaies 3 to be tr tte tk est he w dropped the 18th by . ed Southern Pacific ——$<—$— —_____ Fi The Fev: Charl Francis Pott mended that the corresponde | ed to resume his de ent putts and the matcl A oi ier Sarre priest eee! ips rd SGC. Heche see aly lag eas an [BOE from the court Judie duties, ‘The secretary expects to co| extra holes. Rolfe. won CHICAC Suly. 1 Wheat—2 andard Ol, Cal r WYOMING OILS DENVER, Colo., July 15.—(U. 8-] church, New York, today opened the | Maulston asl J eee ke Ay ; Swampscott soon to 4 the © with a birdie three. 2 red, $1.6 4 hard, $1.53. rd Oil, N 4 a | Dep't of Agriculture}—Hogs receipts | joun 7 pes trial with prayer. |" ip Mh cag ie teu pts | agri ultural aituation with President] Chick Evans, of Chicago, -elght d mixed, $1,081; 3 t W 6 LIL ye ae 50: uneven, 18 to Bde higher: top| pr, Potter was called to the plat OD etoh kchok win tal Oe times & Western champion was ‘beater 11@1.1 baker 481% Quotations ef aise | $14.50 for sorted 200 pound load; one| form by the court after President nba eancsuned ohn <3 aula Mr. Be 3 . by L. BE. Bunning, cht 2 white, 49@49 No. | Texas Company 61% Broke 208 pound load $14.18; drive ins | sirtbling of the Dayton Pastors’ as. | ot Netaa that it was Willa i 8 white, 45@47 Texas & Pacific 49% | cos Consolidated R 314,00 to $14.85; packing sows $12-00 | sociation had announced the name waidioeon of the International \ FRA Ch Rye—None. ac s% steady; ‘fat pigs $18.00; stockers up | of the visiting minister as the choice | Hutehineon of the | inturnations pe July 16.—(Associated Timothy s#¢ od—$ 5g meet Con. Royalty, xd-.--. .98 ) Cattle $5.50; calves H une « udge Raulston esterday MM! Tudge Raulston asked if he had nates in executive session today Clover sced—$19.00@2¢ v. & $e 4| Central Pipeline -.- 45 mostly ateady; canners and bulls! cunced that he would ask the Day-| Statement to make, explaining the Sobre 10, Sontinde/ the: uke of: the La oe E. T. Williams. - 09% 10% reaki one I a er ae cows aroun? | ton Pastors’ association to nominate | he need not feel obliged to make a | Bresent road lively " basebal! R Bessemer 08% .09% 00 poundn, Suan Bay: fe 69 | minister to make the opentni | sraseme das YSheashinacn ¢ said aon he epidemic of home rut r pd Western States - US Lie a heif , '§10.00: iether , sno | prayer each day. This followed 4| that he would prefer to make a state NNE ADDRESS th pane oe plisrae Chait Py M Kinney Coastal — 08% carling helfers $10.00; cenere .°°.00| protest from the defense at the cus | iment to the court in chambers, ll lo major leagues bi Columbine 205 07 "load Bhat xico heavies at} tom of having a daily prayer. Mr. ish spoke up to say that | ia 06 loads New Mexiec st after the brie rayer John | sy, me “oh — we pa 3 no cholpe calves offered Just after the: brief. pray | Mtr nson was Elkhorn ~ --- 4 kind $9.00 Neal of defense counsel, ga ethical.” The court announced tha SINS, Wyo é > | : Domind ~ won: 308 oi? |” Sheep—-Recelpte’Bé: tew med © floor t © bis attitude clear ting pewspaper man would | president aanke POTATOES | : Royalty Produce RT OF | | Sbeah— emeert a ite the guestic f prayer tn a private audience leah UPelehor oh releatants } Sunset 0% | Dou as Lie objected, said, to any relig: omm cue | a peal y ‘ O q 3 1 BE . BE ian e iainty . 03 tead E pire aha Niggad o Shy ft ge te aceon any, will de an address }; Pb 10, July 15.—Potatoes— oreign Exchange | cena a0 — ; ar ¢ Friday night to the Wyoming em.| Receipts 72 cars; total U. 8. ship Dae das 3 Atlantic | etroleu > g the tria ard Beamish, Philadelphia ¥ re ployes of the « par t r ents, 6 eupplies moderate, de See eereea| ee Nosthers a 9 5 3. K, Hicks ¢ te « Earl Schaub, ‘Untversa Wee: For- district manager, stated Tuesday | Mand and trading moderate, mapket Pie ye yf oe Mees ea SUGAR { hat the etute denten that rest Das is New York He QTriby | Vall de at present on 2 tous ot | {ms_prices slightly higher; Kansas " Que a | Presto . | 4 religious controye b | une, and Tony Mito, » ork I : n 0} and Missourl sacked Cobblers N “t Habs demand 485%; | MacKinnie ~ 1 and objected in behalf of | ning Bulletin t the pore ia peaking to employes and partly graded, $2.756 3.00 ed able 16; 60 day billa on] puck Creek - git NEW, YORK, July.18—Sugar tu-| (ie prosecution to this heckling} Phillip Kinsley, Chicago Tr COUrteey a Ty On the place of! iy$2,90@3.00; few best, $810; oor, | Abies e, demand 4.73; Riverton Pet. - 285 2.0 te closed steady. Approximate |every morning on the subject of|the fifth member, did not sig rtesy and good-will in public | 59,65, ; ; ‘ |cables 4 demand 8.71%; | Argo -----«- 5.00 6.20 les 33,000 tons, July 2.47; Sept.| prayer. He asked that the court] report war enterprises. He will be in ee bles 3 Belgium 4.65; err aae December 2.75; January %.7 stop the daily protest and place {t in Cheyenne for Frontier Days. many 23.80 Curb Stocks the r Sear ees 6 record. 0 Ohfe Ci! me NEW YORK, July 15.—Raw su Judge Raulston said hé had no re METALS . man oes o Mountain Producers * | ear was quiet and unchanged early | gard ¢or denominational lines in £¢ Tenni. T ys Salt Creek Producers ..—. today at 4.24 for spot Cuban duty | lecting ministers for the morniag 8 ow ney H b id’ © Continental . Sales reported were 7,000 baxs| prayer. He hoped. he that . usobar 8 Ul ; New York Ol Cuban for August ehipment at se prayers would ‘do some good.”| NEW YORK, July 15.—Copper, In Second Round — Salt Creek Consolidated. | They will not hurt anyone and “may | firm; electrolytic, spot and futures. | Shoot R b ey dE | NEW YORK, July 15.—Call money | 8. atte oi a . help.” like. | 8 i) er ap 4 rs easter; high 4; ruling rate 4; | Humble Clarence Darrow noted an excep:| Tin, easy; spot and nearby, $58.00 * Butter and bgg' closing bid at 4; last loan | Prairie Ol and 4 \N | | tion to the remarks of the court, | futures, $57.87 ST. LOUIS; Mo. July 15—{Aseo- HICAGO. 15.—Butter high- | 3%: call loans t acceptances re. COTTC | A orney Ger Stews rt we r py steady; prices unchanged, | clated | Press)—The National Clay! at, CATHERINE’S, Ont., July 16, te 8 ube: creamery ex: | 9%; time loa ——— | mark tn CoGh’ Senne alana ifonaieteete ie eee art Tennis tournament entered tt#| —Going to her husband's ald ater : x etre {00:90 days 4; 46 | LVER i ; ark in court yesterday tha’ tino steady: East’ St. Loule spot |recond division of play here today | he had’ beon snort after .o , r ommie | SI 4 NEW YORK, July 15.—Cotton s ed withdrew. He had expr ind futures, $7.20, with tittle indications of who will | gt. Davia ot in m holdup in the . eoccheee t) middling $24.6 ! f in a discourteous mann Antimony, spot, $19.80 pete in the finals Saturday. | pote, Dank, of which he was ‘oo NEW YORK, July 15.—! ie Mr of defensé counsel, he me |Nearly every favorite A iy 20. been Mre. Rogers shot the rob- ‘ « F 69%; Meatean dolinre, 63% \ Want Ads Bring Reru I very much ashamed! Tribune Want Ads Bring Resulte! the race. j n{ her, who died fn a hospital here te- day Rogers was slightly wounded.