Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1925, Page 8

ewhat iI 2m cial Bulletin tomorrow The wool market has made h this London hus beer e about where igh the tend against the buyer. feature of the forelgn markets has been the good the evident healthy best ances Calif.—The Call grape crop is now estimated the exception of and apples, the California s are heavier than last ‘year. | Pine JELPHIA — The et is stronger and a good Oil : Finance VOOL MARKET ITS IN i HEALTHY CONDITION mprovement Is Slow with London Trading Ineg- ular But Good Clearances Contribute to Better Demand. state of af good sales, Mond this week, largely due per cent wage reduction i influence upon buyers. | “The goods market here {s with- nge, but seems to out material be In healthy condition. is nominally Trade News * volume of business is being done in men’s underwear for the coming sea- son. The outerwear knit trade has been smaller than usual Lumber NEW ORLEANS—The® Southern ation mills ‘showed a slight Increase in orders and a sharp falling off in production last week. Unfilled orders total £30 mililow fi STINERARY OF GOOD FELLOWonlP TOUR fo COMPLETED IN DETAIL (Continued From Page One) 4 6:20 val running time, cars to keep thelr numert NM be ready man oth Members will 10 LET'S GO paid more than the regular DETROIT— r cars for the first six months year totaled 19.4 For the second quar 10,541 as compared 59; December at | firsts 30% @ told police a x 1924 © total v 8 for | Texas—Amarillo, th 3,350 carloads of )0 during the period last 6 indicates the shortage of BURGH—The oil indust Jar goods at an | spects for this character considered good sociated Pr workers Baton ap the minimum Anthracite is selling at 38,85 a ton for spot egg. St $9.25 to $9.3 HUSTON—Ave oduction in the ‘exas fields. last week was 186,835 rrels, a gain of 6,590 barrels tubs; creamery 8 42ibc; standards Eggs higher; receipte 14,701 cases storage + | MOB FLOGS ASSAILANT ' 30 automobiles wounds Liege Strike Is Increasing BRUSSE. a tive Bonds |BRINGING UP FATHER rs which caused these Melbourne resumed about five per cent above suspension level. London subjected to heavy with , although the possibil! ke over the proposed shire at the end of the month probably is exerting gome restrain- Che Casper Daily Crihune , Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets Stocks :: NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIRE BAG NO VVe aor aA xOU ARA Ts \ S unchanged New York Stocks || Last Sale Allis Chemical and Dye »44, | Western: Exploration Car and Foundry Tel. and Tel. American Tobacco —.- American Water Works American Woolen Anaconda Copper ex Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio - California Pet. Sanadian Pacific Chesapeake and Ohio --- Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Mil. & St. Paul, pf Chicago, R. I. and Pacific Coca Cola - Colorado Fuel Congoleum-Nairn Consolidated Gas ~ Corn Products | Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar pfd. Davison Chemical - Dodge Brother pfd Du Pont de Nemours Electric Power & Light, ctfs. - Erle First pfa. Famous Players Ohio General Motors ~ Great Northern pf Gulf States Steel . Hudson Motors Illinois Central ~ Independent O. and Harvester -. Int. Mer. Marine pfd. mento | Sales Kelly Springfield - Kennecott Copper Lehigh Valle Louisville and 3 Marland Oil Maxwell Motors Mex. Seaboard Ol! Mid-Continent Missourl Pacific pti Montgomery Ward - National Biscuit .- National Lead ~ , | dium g' Jcan basis, most grass steerr $9.25 downward: light southwesterns to killers to do loads dehorned Montanas scaling at H., and Hartford rfolk and Western -~ ‘orth American Northern Pa: and twenty-five miles per hour The schedule will be subject to slight change but allotted for noon and night stops cannot be materially changed. nsecutively and the drivers will be | Pacific Oll a! place in the line of cars, | stop on the outskirts of every city, on entering and leaving, | Pennsylvs s will bear this in mind and plan ¢o congregate for parade, Mem- leave on schedule at every point on signal from the | Phillips Pet. > thelr cars near together at The head | Pan American Pet. Phila and Rdg. Louts and San F | Sears Roeb Standard O1! | top butehers $15.2 downwa Texas and Pacific - Tobacco Products Trahrcont. Oil’ -- | Butter and Eggs | 17.—Butter_low- to ; extra te 40% Gsl'se; firsts 39% @d0e; seconds 36@3814c Cast Iron Pipe - ck S. Rubber . Sc; ordinary firsts abash pfd.' Westinghouse Elect fllys’ Overland ..... Texas, ‘July. 1.—A b last night flogged Clar. ence Brown, negro, 20 years old, « minutes after he had been re: leased from Jail, where he had been 1 on a statutory charge. Brown rty of men in about d him and took him to a place on a country road, where they beat him for half an hour, Doctors said the negro was | Cat Creek bleeding from more than 30. laah on. Creek Mule Creek «. Pilot Butte Grass Creek, light GreydUull .----neee-nernnen-=e Torchlight .-. Elk Basin — Rock Creek .. Liberty Bonds nds closed: Bigs 100 first 40 102.16: woe third 4% 101.16 , July 11.—By The As —More metallurgical Joined the genera! strike in the Liege district today, making 69,000 who have quit jing against, prop | wage reductions. Nineteen the are furnace workers and 59900 are mechanics, work protest er cent nd | 101.6 WYOMING OILS Quotations by Bias Vucurevich, Broker 208 Consolidated Royalty Building 2.85 Consolidated Roy a 1.02 al Pipeline 50 Williams 10% semer 0815 n States inney Coastal ston Of] per 1,000 -1 Kinnle Curb Stocks. Mountain Producers ~ Salt Creek Producers —.. O. Ind Be Humble Ol and Ref. Prairie Oi! and Gas LIVESTOCK * Chieago Prices, CHICAGO, July 17.—4U. 8. Depart- J and ch re 160 to 225 pound 5; early top $14.40 King sows $ 2.80: ma strong welght slaughter pigs 50; heavy weight hogs $13.35 @14.10: Heht ight $139@14 packing ogs smooth and rough $11.90@ 12.90: wughter pigs $12.50@15 Cattle—Receip 14,000: strictly hoice steers here: $13.90 bid on.the savies, few loads medium 312.50@13; bulk fat steer and she stock supply common and me. s dull on catch as catch d to $6.50; four 1,000 to 1.200 pounds $9@9.25; these grading medium, others steady. ecelpts 5,000! fat. lambs ©, st to rtrong; de-| natives $14.26@14,50 with ome held higher; culls son sale: fat sheep e ewes $8 G12 bulk of al! sales $12.40@ 13.45; average cost Thursday $13-14; 0 weight Cattle—R ste to strong; other classes gen- steady; top yearlings $12.85 Medlum weights upward to $12.50; supply fed steer sand yearlings at hand eligible to rell $9,00@12.00 grase cows $3.75@5.00; heifers 34.76 6 tical veal top $8. 1 feeders $4.50@ 6.00. cepts 9,000; lambs slow natives $14,00@ 14.25 $7.60: sorted range fe ard to $14.15 late ore = | , | MONEY NBW TORK, July 17—Call mone steady high last loans 3%; call loans against ac ceptances 9%. Time loans firm Mixed collateral 60:90 days 4; 46 months 404%; prime commercial paper 3% @4 —_——2——— Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 11.—Foreign { TOW: eables 4 70°; cables 3.70%, Demand, Bel um 4.62. Germany 23 49 Agriculture) — Hogs—Re- 00; opened steady with sday's low point, later trading : to lie lower than early or 25c to 40¢ under yeste Ught Nght and sl % | lower than Thursday's average; bulk y's best prices; ghter pigs 25c iN BUSINESS THE MARK FIN PREPOSITION TODAY - HU 4. ? TO MAKE you” WANT TO RENT IT FOR ALL TAKE Pax yOU MorE | THAN NOU CAN YOu Sax You YER IAN SLL FRIDAY, JULY 17, er WANT TIME 09 NOU WANT TO 4O Home? [meee = /EON(MR ~ ©1925 wy Ivee Fearune Sexvice. Ine. I Jovy ~ Cee Britain ight reserved. “4 HOT WEATHER Forecasts for Northwest Bring Early Upturn on Chicago Market CHICAGC, Press).—Predictions of higher temp- eratures in the northwest gave an early upward trend to the wheat market today. The prospect of re- newed hot weather in that section was taken by many traders as indl- cative of further injury to the spring wheat crops. On the other hand, advices today from a leading expert who has been observing conditions in North and South Dakotas said wheat was maturing a week earlier than usual and that reports of dam- age by black ruust had been greatly exaggerated. Opening prices, unchanged to 1%c higher, September $1.55 to $1.55%, and December $1.55% to $1.66%, were followed by a reaction to a little below yesterday's finish and then by a fresh upturn all around. Subsequently, the wheat market scored sharp gains, influenced by a trade estimate that the northwest wheat crop had suffered 30,000,000 bushels loss in the recent hot wave. Closing prices on wheat were strong, 2% to 444c net higher. September $1.57% to $1.57%, and December $1.58% to $1.52%. Rains in the corn belt tended to ease down the corn market. After opening at %c off to %c up, Sep- tember $1.07% to $1.08, corn prices underwent a general sag. Later, the corn market rallied ow- ing to wheat strength and to crop damage reports, especially from Ne- braska, where temperatures contin- ued around 100 with no rain, Corn closed trregular 4c net lower to %c advance, September $1.07% to $1.07. Oats traders took their cue chiefly from the action of the wheat mar- ket. Starting unchanged to %&c higher, September 46%c to 47c, the outs market held near to the initial range. Provisions were responsive to weakness of hog values. Wheat— Open High July Sept . Close 1.61% 1.57% 1.58% 1.06 4 1.07% 0% 4 46M steady at $11,50@12 most. | pound Ught lUghts| dressed packing | nooth upward celpts 1,700; good and e fed steers and. yearlings 50; im: of medium and common wer; early sales fat range Jers strong; ewe top ng lambs up ; low 3%: ruling. rate 8X; closing bid 5%; offered at 4; AON July 1.00% 1.00% 1.0316 Dec, -.--- 1.05 1.04 1.06% 7.82 17.75 21.97 22.00 2 Cash Grains and Provisions. CHICAGO, July 17. ber 2 red $1.62% @1.64: number 2 hard 31.58% @1.60%. Corn number 2 @1.12%. Oats number 2 white 49% @ number 2, $1, Barley 90@92c. Tim othy seed 36.85@8. Clover seed at $19.25@27, Lard $17.72. Ribs $18.76. Bellies $22, CHICAGO, July 17.—Potatoes re ceipts 102 cars; total United States shipments 592; supplies moderate on ack‘, demand very slow, most stock ordinar, and considerably dirty; Kaarsas and Missouri sacked Irish Cobblers number 1 and partly grad eo? few wales 2.50@2.75; quality and condition good, 3,00; demand on bar rels very slow. practically no trad ing; too few sales to establish mar ket - METALS 14% futures 68,60. Tron steady; prices unchanged. Lead steady spot 8,008.55. Italy, demand exchanges steady. Quotations tn | and futuren 7.20@%.22, j cents Great Britain, demand Arilioony spot 17,00 17.60 185 11-16; cables 486%; 60day bills | lon banks 481%. Irance, demand,| CHICAGO, July 11. —, Poultry alive fowly 20@24%e; broil Tc; eprings S2c: roosters 17¢ ducks 20@22e; geeee 19@20e. ~ BOUTS WHEAT July 17.—(Associated | STOCK PRICES Upward Trend Maintained Despite Some Irregularity in Movement NEW YORK, July 17.—Customary week end profit taking retarded, but failed to check the general upward movement of prices in today’s stock market.» New 1925 peak prices were recorded by a wide variety of issues including Ame ‘an, Southern Rallway and the Order shares. The close was firm. Total sales ap- proximated 1,400,000 shares, July 17,.—(Associated « prices moved irregu- larly higher at the opening of to- day's market. Southern Railway opened up about a point higher at the record top of 100%; olls changed hands in large volume, one block of 7,000 shares of Marland common appearing on the tape in the first ‘Wheat num: mixed $1,084; number 2 yellow $1.12 50ct number 3 white 454% @4Sc. Rye | poraToEs |, NEW YORK, July 11.—Copper firm; electrolytic spot and futures Tin firm; spot and nearby 68.62; 58 Zine steady; Kast St, Louls cpot few minutes of trading. Founda- tion Company showed an initial gain of two points and American Water Works 1. Prices forged steadily upward de- spite a heavy volume of profit tak- ing ja some of the recent strong spots. General Electric quickly moved up 2 points, Foundation Com- pany 2, and American Water Works common, Hayana Electric, Savage Arms, Burroughs Adding Machine and Fairbanks, Morse sold a point or more higher before the end of the first half hour. United States Steel common crossed 119 to the highest price since last Spring on buying influenced by the publica- ton of a favorable second quarter earnings report by the Republic Steel Company, Interést in the rails Was divided between Southern Rail- way which extended its early gain by moving up to 101%, and Frisco common, which touched a new peak at 85%. Chandler Motors was heavy. Foreign exchanges opened easier. Demand Sterling was un- changed at $4.85%, But French and Belgian francs and Italian lira show- ed slight recessions. Operations for the rise went stead- lly, ahead throughout the forenoon despite the appearance of scattered short selling, under which Maxwell B. certificates, Chrysler and Vir- ginia Carolina Chemfcal yielded three to three and a half points. At the same time public utilities encounter- ed.extensive profit taking which forced N h <Amertean down 7 points, Sus 4 buying of tho ofl shares on indications of favorabl strong tone of the southern and the southwestern, rails enabled the gen eral market to press forward. Pivotal industrials followed the leadership of United States Steel and Amert- can Can, the latter leving a new 3| peak price of oss Sheffield Steel m dd soints to a new high for the yea 97% and U. § Iron Pipe spurted v fore noon. Call money renew per cent. Week end profit tak | with new buying in when (he general movement be quite irregular, Merchandise and strong, Pinto Allegre su. to 3 ar fell 3% tional Shoe, Falrbanks Morse, Peo: ples Gas, American Sumatra Tobac: co and Montgomery ward were lift- ed 2 to § points, the la crosstr mentioned 60 to a new high level for the year ee j ’ | corron | NEW YORK, July 12, — Cotton spot quiet, 4 teal narration Bi cnantabed NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the District Court, Eighth Judicial District. Estate of H. J. Colson, deceased, Notice is hereby given that let ters of administration were on the 11th day of July 1 5, granted to the undersigned in the above es- tate, and all persons having claims against the said decedent, are hereby required to file them with the necessary vouchers, in the office of the clerk of the above named District Court of trona County, Wyoming, at Ca per, Wyoming, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers to the meersiened administratrix, or to i m O, Wilson, attorney for Stockmen’s Casper, Wyo- ming, within ten months after the | estate, at Room 15 National Bank Sldg., first publication of this notice Dated this 17th day of July,| €arl 1925 ELIZABETH CLAYTON, “Administratrix. | WILLIAM 0, WILSON, Attorney for Estate Pub, July 17, 24, 91, 1928 ~ GAN GROUND second quarter earnings and the | me geo ‘shares were ‘conspicuously the year's lowest, Interna- TEAPOT RECORD is COMPILED \Owen J. Roberts, Government Counsel, | in Cheyenne to Prepare Case Lost - in District Court CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 17.—Owen J. Roberts, of spe- cial oil counsel for the government, is in Cheyenne today in connection with compilation of the record for appeal of the Teapot Dome lease annulment case from the federal court for Wyoming to the circuit court of appeals of the eighth district. : Roberts arrived this morning from California, accompanied by: his as- sociate as special oil counsel, Atlee Pomerene, but Pomerene did not stop here and continued his journey eastward. Government counsel have unit! August 3, under Judge Kennedy's decision in favor of the Mammoth| 2’ G' cathds, Weer tron Ca Oil Company, lessee of the Teapot! y\16 Branson, Branson Servlet Dome naval reserve, to complete] 3 4 Knight. Aero Oil Co. a the record for appeal from the de| 4” i. Bott, Henning Hotel. aaee ~ Dick Lever, Chicago & North western. J BOOSTERS MVE |<< NOWENROLLING ===" (Continued From Page One) ing lunch in Riverton Tuesday noon and stay all night tn Lander. “Worland will be the lunch stop Wednesday, and we will plan to spend the night in Basin and Grey- bull. “Lovell will be the lunch stop E4 Hadley, Palms Ice Cream ce. F. L, Hunting, Auto Equipmest 0. R. J, Holloran, Casper Bottling Works. A Wall Street Briefs. Thursday noon and we will spend Silver products in North the night jn Cody. and Peru amounted to 15,558,800 “Grass Creek will be the lunch | fine ounces jn’ June, bringing the stop Friday noon and we will spend | half year’s total to 93,010,904 ounees, the night in Thermopolis, driving | a monthly average of 15,501,818 eom- kome from Thermopolis Saturday pared with a monthly average of morning. 15,950,103 in the first half of 1934. We would like to have an oppor-| Stocks of silver in the hands of tunity to visit with the business men | United States refiners on July 1 ag- of your respective communities and | gregated 518,089 ounces aginst 567, in the places where we have eched-| 130 on June 1. uled night stops, we would like to ly have the opportunity to hold a joint ; rate with the commercial or- paaesitd terri Stag betes ganization of the respective com- Munities.” We will be ghud to meet | arta or as ateesoad Coney ee with any of the business clubs in company, who says his company is the places where we have scheduled | doing a larger business than at en: luncheon stops, if such an arrange- time ,and except that the basle ie | ment seems desirable. of copper is low, its operations are ach individual in our party will being conducted satisfactorily. “De- expect to pay for his own meals and | mand for metal product has bees hotel bitis. We will doubtless have] very large and business in from’ forty to fifty people in the and in copper produced in the fest Jai erat Ree dts pe half of 1925 exceeds any like period com y for our entertainment, but we would like very much to hold joint meet- ings at the night where we Phillips Petroleum, first large ef 3 3 company to report. second quarter Perl sr tigen t 4 talks by our] earnings, shows net ot $6,000,008 me te some of our membérs. | after expenses, taxes and interest, oa bet flere ee candy and | but before depreciation and deple- rah aed 5 and girls and | tion, ‘against $4,368,401' in’ the. pre ‘ve-some good speakers | ocding quarter and $3,949/053 after and entertainers along. * . expenses in the second quarter of We will mat! complete schedule 1924. The half year's fet Waeea Pa eta within the next forty- | 456,494 before adjustment of inven- that Sou de nee ere $8 anything | tories, depreciation depletion. ‘The hesitate to watkennaerstand, do not | company earned $7,621,700 before in: The Pollow i a us. ventory adjustment in the ‘same professional ho Per business and| period last’ year. Inventories are {hate thie n have signified| carried at the same price ot ention of joining the tour| December 31,'1924, which {s much and the list ts expected to r . Srow dur-| leas than the presen "3 a the past fhetGaae Present market value, | Bi Boeke, City Attorney, | Johr i ot eee Stewart Sign Co. ae c vinter, Wy. re 5 a yoming Congress SILVER "| can Robt, Schmudlach, Wyo. Roofing Co. _ NEW YORK, July 17,— W, W. Sproul, Contractor. 69%. *aotaes HWS é Mexi 1 | W. H. Weaver, Miller Tires, peracid tad) | .P. N. Carr, Nash-Casper Motor Co | Walter Storie, Butck Agency. NOTICE OF PETITION com! Holmes, Holmes Hardware| PAYMENT TO HEIR OF ‘0. . DISTRIBUTIVE SHARE . F. Cowan, Hay, Grain @ Feed OF ESTATE on ad ie and others -inter Qt ested'in the Estat Rito ay) Ww ae Motor Truck Co, | Deceased, take notice thet i Church, PO*STO rector, Episcopal iceetandd Administrators of said estate will, ie! Tron aer Herald: day of Avgins loser ai the A 4 ne Printing | office of the Clerk of Court of Na E, W. Rowell, Commercial Print-| count ogi soming, thelr ne~ Co. Harry Parsons Indian Ice Co. loproie, Sine nds shiver en distribution e Oo Mary Hulse, h i ae ae England, Casper Motor Sstate her sbate of ta ues Walter Schultz, a where anyono interested ma: sy ultz, MeCordy.Brady ine such account and petition Ben Cullen, Wyo. Grocery Co and file object ns thereto in writ- pery . ing at an. ea Schlenk, Bourke-Donaldson- day. nt jeg ae Oh Teer Miki City evii objections are filed thereto, they TOs eR Rtd ene Co will make settlement and distribu. re eee a*per Supply Co. | tion of said estate on the 20th day + Casper Gas Appit-| of August or as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard. RILEY SOPHER, : ised at GrORGE ERICKSON. penis, Johnson, Carver Wholesale | 16th an of July, 19ebe ae per Co etao ciao ctachrchsm 28S. 0 anee Co. A. Baker, Ohio O'} Co, M. O. Da i Sih anford, Midwest Refining . Jones, Paxton-Gallapher Ca,: nd dl- ng hg =e is Jae