Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN Oil :: Finance RETAIL TRADE WILL CONTINUE IN VOLUME) € Stocks Bonds BRINGING UP FATHER Prospects of Decline Are Discounted’ in Review of Conditions; Prices Are Now Well Stabilized Again. By J. ©. ROYLE ¥ 80 wrinkle loosely about (Copyright, 1925, ¢ jbune,) | their a. mn NEW YORK, Jt 6.—T | Gains made by the miuil order Hil) and chain stores have been TL ign of a decline in the r , This-is ue ving | epeavetl, (reds in some mea o the |! ainder of tl F t Business is procee volume ate and the sales of the departmer Mleeich, ny, of it : ry , a 1925 ey inna F vic ine.” es in most cer ure W , eesti ay Is earume Service. Ine. July, 1924, average. | are But rt ‘ Great Britain rights reserved irly well stabilized and pre hei wins 4 y | few extreme fluctuations Yet the t of ? erchants themsel\ re proce dl t SIMPL CAN'T THEN | COULD GY GOLLY | NEVER FELT THE HEAT LIKE THIS BEFORE-1! | WOULDN'T MIND REIN’ A TRAFFIC COP AT THE NORTH POLE ONA W OAT LIKE THIS NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR be Casper Daily Cribune Grain :: Livestock : THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925 — : All Markets ---Drawn for The Tribune by George McManus five TURN ON THE | RADIO AN SEE IF 1T } WON'T By \ AG SO FEw PEOPLE FRE | UMDERSTAND THE RIGHT }\ METHOD. THE PROPER | |P WAN TO BUILD A FIRE | LIN A FORNACE 19 | y\ FIRST TAKE - - ee 7 \, : eS ee | WELL-NO ONE | an} 2 ing with the t r ir ‘ SLEEP + THIS HEAY | GO URAN' SLeep i SAW MEP This {s due to the rem le 1 : | {S TERRIBLE -1 Wis ON THE ROOF. | —— 1ence which modern trends of trade Ms | . WE DIDN'T LIVE IN, 1 THINKS TLL TRY i paving and the reallzation that | ' at | ff THIS SWELL STANT eae failure to judge them may m : bs be | ( APARTMENT BUILDIN' / | instead of 5 even tl n Iways right fs | "a St) exami ertainty is | | " uropean training are | furnished by modern clothing for : el eo boys. This summer, the trend has | *; a5 ‘SBehdve'| been toward tting small boys tr ‘i 3 = 49 Dy ee ibogs xeedrn ta Sip if t have a charge account than | fall wearing “longies," hundreds of | i¢ they pay cash and thie lad ted | Pairs will be sold, If they. are | idening of the scope of credit | the minority and their mates ligawcc Wthaylinetanterete tact them, it is perfectly possible that |, ite thia: j i | {he style will be killed and there will|: ‘The establishment of. local atores departure from precedent this y Women’s clothes, shoes and hate ak had we ewvitie tines ©1925 ay Ihre Fearume Senvice. Ine are subject to even more subtle in- of Peoria, Ul., presi-| Gieat Britain rights reserved fluences. At present demand for Hardware artificial silks continues unabated | a fon, says | but some new fabric migt ‘frm: with'a| = =a ar ; t demand that we rme? turnover of $600,000 has had | | YOMING Rep ae heavy artificial siiks on the shelves. | this cut in half by such competition |! W ¢ | Even a line of sock susp and that the local mail order store |; New York Srocks || , G OILS | be affected by rece there put a hundred small retail | Last Bale | Quotations by Blas Vucurevich, determination of some o 1| stores out of business with a: three 4 Dicker choo) a oF y s alic cAniSrae a : schoo! and cof ths te w | mill radi ar E 208 Consolidated Royalt, = Allis Chemical and Dye .-..-. 90 Western Exploration ~ : es rh ie 01% Consolidated Royalty _. ; Co American Car and Foundry .. 10314 | Central. Pipeline 45 ican Locomotive - 114% = f ¥ KANSAS CITY-—A contract was ve | 8. T. Williams ) ma Harry iS t n Sm. and Re 4 | Chicago Market Recovers on | as 's Industrial News Fav orable to sd by an underwriting syndicate —— | 3 ugar Reports of Damage to | ""°"""* 09 Advance on New York and Anthony Fokker, airplane manu sxiilae : ; : zi | jet "| Western Btates ....... Axchange fac hich a $2,000,000 air- Textiles, million’ and siippea 24 n Tel. and Te ra Spring Crop I States 13 Exchange turer, by. whisk a $2.00 00 als CLEVELAND. — The Cleve! int ast week. Produ American Tobacco ~~. 9742 | ; Binney Coastal -.-... 08 08 ——_ plane fa y will b uu n Kan wo 1 open roplea fa elo 07 rican Water W: i ) 3 | x " og . : cig emg rh aie Sycha uda Pe ei ea, | CHICAGO, July 16.—(Associatea | Columbine — 0 7 | NEW YORK, ‘July 1%,—Lower|™ Dhaloompeny: haa/teriige lite; ban! , siasapris Sid ay Press.)—Increasing reports of dam-| Jupiter . 06 monér rates and favorable tra : z ane F ne company reduc s ban Fruit. Anaconda Copper - aga; tol harepcirig! wheat: Gop, cs awa intieaarnaweatranath tniiocearat gton—Senator Robinson, of uns $1,150,000 nr Officia Atchison chorn th Arkansas, Democratic leader, said wang me Detter thie ‘thoes | DALIMB—The: commie t bs = gether with predictions of a liberal c stock macket. Expanding buying 7 stoh ‘ icra ies ‘ ndystry which for 20 3 bis| SeaGrers aim acs decrease of the United States visible | Domino 06 operations in the steel shares and fat yonts repaeliot. tae a | languished because of insect pests phe ache eck pd supply total next Monday, led to a| Royalty Producer: % 054, | heavy accumulation of the public Sygate hy nlc ag Me - | ¥ Baltimore and Ohio ray Ban 04% 05K | surtaxes to 20 to er cent. % is coming back. The trees now are]. " 5 5 material advance in the value of | utilities, elght of which attained new | *Urtaxes ee ees \TLANTA.—Optim ‘ e} Bethlehem Steel Sunset 003 1 binsvactinee Morctes 2| Ylelding a better quality of truit | Borenem 6 - wheat today after an early decline. +00% 0015 | peak prices for the year, featured 1S eis bythe fact tt rth millet ive} than ever before and the profits or ei ib ate The wheat market closed strong, today’s trading. Total sales approx-| LONDON — Mary Cholmondeley, 4 ust Issued dividend checke to|'M® year are expected ‘to_put or-| Gonna roti eps sie to Sto net higher, September | Atlantic Petroleum __ Wty | Mated 1,450,000 shares. The closi nglish noyelist, “died in Kensing- shareholders aling $2,561,490. | Chardists on their feet again | Cars) 06 Paseo ek. aly: z 4 he aa 6 and December | Great Northern 6K 00) || oe pee Many big concerns do not make pub: ys {Chandler Motor. . me lous ; | Sitcieeen egg sree 2 4 lic thelr dividend action and tota}| SAN #RANCISCO.—The Cheaatigeke aaa fOnlo nbpaateataen: Quaker ON ~ 00% 01 NEW YORK, July 16—(Associated | RowE—The Aventine opposition ‘ disbursements are believed to exceed | 9! Prune and Apricot Growers’| chicago and Northwestert AGO, July 16.—(By The As-| Preston ON - 1,00 3,99 | Press—Cheerful trade news’ from | charged Premie: Mussolini with be: $3,000.00 fon has raised th -pri as e : afta sociated Press}—Lower prices for 2 “ several industries ‘laid the ground | ; tng 1 $3,000,00 | % “prices of | Chicago, Mil & St. Paul pfd. ; 4 * |MacKinnie .2. 1 3 [ine an accessory to the murder: of | nee ull classes of prunes a quarter cent | Giicasc, Ithode Island & Pa wheat went hand in hand today with “i a work for a further advance in stock | the socialist deputy. Matteotel and 2 Shoes. t das the stock ‘held by the | qicases, Thode, Island d cooler weather in the spring crop| Buck Creek ---... 10 prices at the opening of today’s mar-| Othe. fascist ey : 4 BOSTON.—Final, estimates of or-| “s#0clation {s now below 7,000 tons. | Goreaae - belt. The fact that Liverpool quota-| Argo Ol) _...__ aa Nag ket, American Can led an upturn | 7 : mf ck Colorado tions showed a greater decline than eying | plvotal industrials, mounting more | ‘ ers booked at the Boston shoe a Gotigoleur Riverton Pet ar leather exposition. total $3,000, Fodder | Rolaa lene. | was looked for tended algo to weaken - 2.86 than two points to a record top of | 4 . FORT WORTH, Texas sabi Cone eae 4 values here. Increased demand | 202. Both Ufited States and Betble- | Tinaber ce tagtuga, wiortabe. oe bao hod Sore ae tanar which appeared on the downturns 1n | Curb Stocks. hem Steels responded to indications 3 PRTLAND, Ore,—Western Pine | other stock feed, du to the general |Cuba Cane Sugar pid. tne Koogant ahout. gay Risninins Vl he cad er pat Soy nl lyk esi gatieht pay roduced 29 million feet, sold 25! failure of these crops this r4 bg Se allies. ung prices, unchanged to | x4, cee be favorable. al public utilities & Di id 28 | fall these crops this summer. | Dayiso: 1 Chemical 1%c lower, September $1.51. to | Mountain Producers __ including © International lephone, t Dodge Brother pfd. e sa tibind | 2 an 4s peat ee a $1.51% and December $1.51 to | Salt Creek Producers 28 | established’ 1925 higif price | y $13.24@14.30; packing hogs smooth reve 4 attsa a1 j 41.51! were followed by tempor-| Continental — oss, | Buying operations showed no Fy LIVESTOCK‘ and rought $12@13.10, slaughter piga | Plectric Power and Li Jary gains, and then by a decided set- | ., “5% J abatement in the subsequent deal ; : 4 $12.75@ 18.78. |} le whee asa |back with September touching | N°™ York Ol! -- 11 | ings and gains of one to three points Cattle—Receipis 12,000; cholee | (, 3" aay Aaphs Ti : | $1.49% and. December $1.50%, Salt Creek Consolidates were scattered among an assortment cae grain fed steers all weight steady to! - SF tetas In the afternoon, the market took |S. O, Ind. :.-— of public utilities; industrials and | 6 than bottles of beer and I Chicago Prices. strong; others weak to 25c lower,|G°ne™#! Blectric - *la notable upward swing. Reports specialties, Demand for power stocks onhe;half gallon of moonshine ‘ CHICAGO, July 16.—(U. B. De 260 off; bidding 880 ‘te 400 Motors -- y, |o¢ damage to spring wheat came | Umble Ol! --. embraced North American, Montana e seized by police in a raid last partment of Agriculture)—Hogs—Re ie seetitcea tae ay aes orthern pfd. - GNNh | che 1h. awiGees tercitoey,, ‘nde tect Eat DIL ale ower and Blec Power issues on the t ot Henry Jones | celpts 22,000; opened 10c higher than ura tutes Steel ‘s . bay 07 W 4 ceipts 32,000; ope nan gs; $14.50 paid for 1.146 pound teed. | was evidence of a heavy outmove- | pega Paes Ing them one to two points to new | 7 We Jones Wednesday's averago; Inter trading eet lorig youriinesis4naer| n Motors ment of wheat at domestic distribut high peaks for the year. Bullish | arrested with violation | ower; early advance partly lost. Big | yearling | Illinois, Central 3 | ing ponte. demonstrations also took place dur. | vf the liqu € packers inactive ma ene 110 Fig wreaty china Independent O. at | Jowa crop damage reporte gav Jing the first halt hour in General) Officers snoozing in n sei re1e ‘os 4 Pi hy Per Is barely steady: ve uneven, | rt So mraiie re 31 | St¥ength to the corn mark | | Railway signal, Savage Arms, Ge i & bottle of liquor under the HY op $14.60; bulk packing 345\| teddy, tosbo. lowes Sina | sete Mees ae ohn, [as Well. After opening unchanged to eral E Royal Dutch, Otis Ele- | pillov es sald that he téuk De ciher ee SARSEO TREE ee | CO, Sackorel few $118 eel EEL ee benaet ; ff, September $1.0614 to $1.08%, | B yo] Vator, Havana and American A rUevery time he woke up which | J Se tea SEBRRES LEAT Meni KK || BemeeeesOOeit 000 Fee uence el corn market scored a sharp ad.| Mule Cree cultural Chemical _ preferre ‘ ep iy. off welg Ks $13.550 ght lig md 856 tow . fanedl Bas PY -- e that carried September up to | Sunburat nce ude rubber - the ) 72 am : ‘ 4 ing di t Seis wealieile ‘ | Hamflton eased ac i ‘ : : naagingliiesipaesbiaitienial ‘ pss : i , a Unt : Weeden. ¢ crossing toa Ha Jones ‘ | t sheep ste feairable fat | x4 +i bullis ate Byrad. Forelgn ¢ r j ; . . : t re Corn cl Ise to 2%e ne hée : " B © ewes averaging ard.to F A F ‘ Notches Mir Les usiness rieis poutids'$8.50/ few tw ined ; 14% | Mehe mber $1.08 to 31.08%. | Pilot Butte After the cy ¢ Later all months showed a moder: | Lance: Creel sk rallies nace , (Copyright, 1938, Casper, Tribune) Omaha Quotations ’ abeate een | ane eee igh priced tre 8, Cast Iron 2 TULSA, Okla—It is belleved oth-} oxcarra, July 16.—(U. 8. Depart ty Ward --. Higt A ‘ Pipe points and Ha er companies in the midcontinent| ment of Agriculturel.-Home” co. | Nat. is | Higher prices on 8 gave firm: | Grass a A yet ine 3 field will follow the example of the | Ciints 10,500; steady to doe mighers| Nat. Lé | ness to the provision market |Greybull Vena Miectrle extended ita early gut nena Soil conser Oc Np ane i | advance reflected on eultable lights y York: Central ae, Ay be oor core ai sive the best exhibitions Wall Street Beiets stablishing the eight-hour da r Ik 200 to $00-pound butchers $13.50 y.. N. Hf, and Hartford - 2 1 149% 1.8 rength with tndicatic I na: for f : one fieldy where the workers | @13.75; top $1986; 140 to S00-pound | Nortolk and Weatern — 1 Lsirdtyer treet ger and re rs “ks themselves desire tt. Even with the | seicctions $13.25 @ 13.80; cholee| North American q y % 1.60% 1.55 ae phy ca es which the J. ¢ vage reduction, the shorter day en elghty ‘butehe > Ape ae "and N rf r : Shogo: Seaton pa will open in vark 1 tails the loss of about one day a P , th 1 1.04% 1.04% 1.06 ¢ t t chosen giving the 4 Me « ~ r $18.50@13.66; Nght lights down Sept 1,061 os | } : | Ul spocialties reflecte : : week for ea works ag ward to $13.00; smooth packing sow Dec 39% | | J eat of she 1 fard has advanced the price « $12.75 13.00; roushe sre in Hi 4, 4 UGAR 1} r estat enulve il be ine about e cent’ a gallon lke of all H12.75@19 1 ie 3 pity pes )perati will be resumed Mon ( eleven states in which it operates ier eh 4 wtp. 4% 45% 44% 4514] NEW YORK, July 16.—(Associate: net ‘ re at Six mills’ of the Am: i scp nesda eck - A6 46% 46 46% | Hress)—Sugar futures closed et h aN oe hind athe et and Tin Plate company tn th PITTSBURGH —There has been n ar ty A s| Radio. Co 48% A9K 48% 49t6 | Approximate enler 44,000 tons, July | be 3 re | Pittsburgh district which have beer i } ecelpts 3,2 5 ta 5 A aD decision of the rr r tor thee nign of price weakening in Btee oe ” thar it Read a Sic September $2.67: Decemt pi scars Wests r three month industry in the past few weeks and pig pata pt pi ye ‘ | 1 99% 96% 09% January to, modify thelr demands " any fall in production in that time = agp day postin ty Hh 1.01% 05% 1.01% et ver ce M2 may be attributed to the Independ : si O-pound o l 1.01% “| 6 1.01% NEW YORK, Ju 16 Refined | ~") { rg } 1 ti zed ahee 7 1.95 1.01% 1.0486 | ay a 4 i lie 3uying of the genera 4 = Fan are firmer, whieh have | req lings 39.006 land steadier, One refiner advanced | A % ea bd 7 3 ari | € ) an to fn bene wen poor buyers are ed 3 7 46. bringing the range on fine | ‘He steele begs TORK, July 16 om $3.75@5.00: helfere. $4.7 0 Railway no. 218.75 18,78. 18.67. 18.78 | i | prices bravatied ft . - = CHICAGO—Puckers 4 por ; ule steady; practical top $8.6 und Ou, Cal , en | Bearing. Fairbanke Ho, | trade in both fresh and cured pork | stockers and feeders quiet. ar lard Ot, Ne J rr > TOW | Trerbeieriey | been very good, with higher pr! Bhi receipts 6,500; lar debuker 45% yy 7 ——— | teed Jumped 101 tw to 98 " | absorbed nicely. | Hot we has) lower; early top fat Co 62% Cash Grains and Provisions Ree Ee Cote tot ae, | cago. Northwestern k of tts| NEW Y¥ 16.—Call money cut ardit beef trac 1 id $14 : Satlvée 4314 CHICAGO, Juls teste $i Pee chshghvten ots 4 ae early lethargy and re over | 0#8¥) high 6 ’ ruling rate xo ; = Lowes ¢1100) range teodine sont. Of « id. $1.60@ 1,61; No. 2 hard, 81.55% | tregh stock, market steady; consider, |**? Polnts. toe ioapets allt bea Inst oe F a ¥ 1,67, sea 344; call loans against ec- : HAMMOND, La.—The Misslssipp! | jy $13,75@814.00 Ur Iffe . hie ’ ke: No, | ble stock ordinary, holdover and eptances 4; time loans € Power company, controlling lighting | ail t Cast tron Pipe —------ yaliage Mi Liv@rit $1104: No] dirty: barrels demand and trading } arel 6644 Gees eA dete _ plants in 150 towns in- Arkansas, | t Ind. Alcohol cvecceennee 86 Oats—No, 2 white, 481% @50c; No, | Moderate, market steady; many cars | METALS | prime’ commercial pager ate Loulsiana, and Mississippi, bas SEER ERT 0) U, 8. ‘Rubber ~ 6% vhite, 444% @47% slightly heated; Kansas and Mis. a Papen eo, bought the lighting plants of wan || Liberty Bonds | |\,®.,Stth.- css ait | isantvone, | sot "sacked 'Conbiere "No." “and Sih OAR — mond, Ponchatoula, Independence, | | Wabash pfd. sctneebe s OT srley—85@8Te. partly graded, $2.60@3.00; mostly! NEW YORK, July 16.—Copper, | SE f Roseland, Kentwood, Amite City and * Westinghouse Electric .... " Timothy seed—$6.85 8,00 t a AG) Virginia barrels Cob-|tirm; electrolytic spot and furnenc | B 1 r Osyka and will connect them with} NeW yorK 18.—Liberty | Willys Overland .. 19% | Clover seed—$10.25@27.0 blers No, 1, $6.6506.95: mostly $6.76. | 149: tin steady: spot and nearby | utter and Eggs . their hydroelectric power station | be nds closed Peake 10( necond 48,| Woolworth . onve- 161% | .ard—$17.70, “ 8.00; futures 67 tron stead —. near Monroe, r Mm Snhieheny Wee : neers 4 a rho fe i} Hee unchanged lead steady, spot} CHICAGO, July 16.—Butter high roe O1.M; third 46 9; fourth 4%4a,| Bellies—$22.12 . MON | 00@8.25; zinc steady, East St. | or: recetpty 1 rte a ae tion of @ billion-gallon reservoir a —_——_--_- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, July 16— ma monsinest tinin | ras 43¢) standards 480; extra firsts Ritter Springs to add to the water} for results 4 Tribune Claes! | Plour 10¢ lower: Family patents $8.55! For resulte try 2 Tribune Claas!:| NEW YORK. July 1622Couon 0 SEES }4t@ai 8 supply of this city is being planned.’ fea Ad. £21000, Reaett eoma, 4800 4 Aa spot steady; middling 24.90 Tribune Want ads Bring Results | 11,507 cases” AUSOELL OCOTT IN DEATH GE (Continued From Page! One) neryed when news of the pa boards’ action was brought hi ‘I want my wife and my father to work their fingers to the bone to prove my, innocence to the. world. he exclaimed. “If it is possible 1’! haunt the witnesses who. testified against me until they. get down on thelr knees and say they lied about me,” Foreign Exchange YORK, July 16.—Foreign exchang steady. Quotations in cents: eat Britain, demand 485 11-16; cables 486%; 60 day bi on banks 481 9-16, France, demand 4.71%; cables 4.72. Italy, demand 3.701%; calbes 3.71. Demand: Py | glum 4.64: Germany 23.60, Ng G65 AT HOM ‘om From Page One (Continued dogma to the effect that he who shes last laughs best holds all the way through the making of humorous pictures for the desr Public,. Let the laughter die down for the space of a, gesture in ont of the pictured characters or be wanting in the roll of an eye of the twist of a lip, and instead of merriment there's melancholy an4 nobody but the artist is to blan And above all the last laugh at the point fn the last minute of the ls« picture in a series has got to the | wugh true if and ring asbolute isn't It the w omprehene¢ 2 days wher t half a dny off ars it care pieces and ¢ perhaps for and devotes rgetting all about what he een at for hours, Just how arrives at the compositions w !o please him all the way. thr: he doesn't know exactly, He « a right and a wrong way it, but there isn’t any fo’ mall eatre * a himse 5 * there's to do mula, PAS Poultry. J 186.—Poultry 1@26c; brotlers roosters 1 TRIO PERIS PERISH | FROM FUMES IN TANK CAR NAGARA FALLS, N, (By CHICAGO, ' higher, fowls Se; springs 3 a ¥., July 19 The Associated Press}—Thret employes of the Mathieson Alk#'! company are dead and two others !" « Serious condition In a hospital bd today, as a result of being overcom* by fumes while coating the interior of a tank with a rubberized « tion, The dead are: Joseph: Gervin, Fred Laubert and Aleck Nevin. Those in a serious condition “r¢ Cocll Lambert and Albert Paratt The car ts used in shipping blea ing liquid from the compar plant, Company officers said the me ued too much of the solution #”! were overcome by Wie vapor *" arose from it.