Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 22, 1925, Page 8

Cc ‘4 A 22, 1925 xE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune : WEDNESDAY, JULY Livestock :: All Markets Oil : Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :; Grain :: NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR. a ae Doe = {aa r No" ONE HAS BREEN IN MY) | BY GOLLY- THERE'S, ——-—— ¥ 4 | THIS IDEA OF BENIN IM Ger Tin) Fruit. ed "that sities ferashenawn ite BUSINESS 15 ALL OF Fice ey GOT THE T DUGAN = CASES AN Ph Boe eee F ‘oO — Pia n of the f producing ie SE yer Ce MAD YANITOR. TO CLEAN ITSOP. THE REST OF THE’ | e ‘op of bar! ttor ures on a large | Be AE ie tle [= | GEE! I'M LONE SOME: GANG WORKIN’ On | 1 expects 0 | \ pdbisharied , Ay THAT BDILDIN<a | urs eastward. reaais Automobile HEY—FELLERS DETROIT—The eder: Textiles. | : ob b exp CHARGE! ARE oe Ce DROPPED HERE” STOCK TRADING |ezomscoms | WHEAT PRICES Broker is Chemical and Dye -2---. 9 «| | 208 Consolidated Royalty Bullding r 201% Western Exploration... 3.00 3.25 t 1 Consolidated Ro: > 1.04 1.08 nerican Lo Central Pipeltn 45 «5O Williams 09% 10% ASM OAD 3 10 |!Quotations Break Sharply | 08% .08%) After Holding Up Under *!Motor and Oil Shares Heavy hg sett z | and Money Rates Bring Kinney Coastal * J . 1 104% 05 | Uneasiness. Woetier ‘os 108% Rallies OR Jui Elkhorn - 2 ath Sets — YORK, July 22.—Handicap-|Homino _ 06 05 CHICAGO, July 22.—(Associated a weakened technical post-| Royalty 03% 04% 1 Ke, - oyalt 2} Press).—In the last hour today, all the stock market today proved 00% | 100% | ET 4 Sunset bd deliveries of wheat underwent a able to se i attacks, dl-| Picardy OL 02 ah ew tumble { ice. A break rected principally against the pivotal | atjantic Petroleum 0a ONS Tea eay hom ume mabe eee p - ten 3 in values at Winnipeg started fresh industrial issues, and to an extension | Great Northern 00% 00% | nr pep : of recent profit taking. Maintenance | orett Nor 00% o1 | Selling here, :.nd tho Chicago market those paid in t be: firm money icraten CAlemmereee OU pee 150 2100 | T#PIdly gave way in the absence of pply at present is pl freak ‘buying “Operations, Jonker Aes ' a 13 {RY aggressive demand. Numerous : = ing was hea Sales approximated ; standing orders to stop losses on the per t 514,300,000 shares . * 7 part of holders were forced into op. IGhiesadecke aid Clo A mad sso |cration. About the only buying Ch > and Northwest 4%| NEW YORK, July 22.—(Associatea jhe ones ns | this juncture came from previous & St. Paul 15% | Press).—Co neice Tevanaierta Inte speculative sellers who were in a and Pacific position® to benefit unsettled, 1%c to Wheat closed 4c net lower. 45% | marked the of stock trad- Curb Stocks, ing today as most of yesterday's} onic 3 a ems aero September $1.47% to $147&M, an —s fated Gas 89% | seve prontgomery Ward and | Salt: Creek Producers = coin 22 r ~ pay an@ oil issues were Continental - i amas ase Uneasiness over the hard ot ay any = Press).—Owing to recent severe set M |r ates placed a damper on|g o,-1 backs in price, less disposition was e G | speculative activity and in contrast | prairie shown today to press the selling side to recent trading sessions early price| gyamble ot Ehelisthest tt and rallies changes were limited to fractions. rom early decli s took p e, with > to ce a general aan the weather northwest very favora- x | wever, met with lttle sue. ble for matu the spring crop, Selling pressure «increased however, prices at first showed a @ Gopper,.rubber,. toba downward trend, Cutting of grain sing and food shar In the southern sections of the north- yleldea only slightly 4 the west belt was reported as becoming 83 |yolume of business tapered off. Chicago Prices. more general, and indications has 54% | Meanwhile the firmness of U, S.| CHICAGO, July 22.—(U. S. Depart-]been comparatively small. The - Steel. American Can, Atlantic Coast|ment of Agriculture\— Hogs — Re-| opening; unchanged to 1c lower, 1 Line and other standard Industrials | ceipts 13,000; 10c to 25¢ higher than | September $1.48% to $1.49%, and and rails had a tendency to steady | Tuesday's best prices, or 15c to 35c| December $1.49 to $1.50, was follow- |the market. U. S. Cast Iron Pipe} higher than average, light’ light | ed by rallies that lifted September to was the outstanding individual fea-| strong to 25c higher, killing pigs un-|$1.50%, and December to $1.51, ture, mounting almost 3 points in| changed, big killers inactive; bulk} Subsequently, a lack of buying the first half hour. Foreign ex-| better grades 170 pounds and up| support became evident, and toward changes opened steady with sterling | $13.70@14; top $14.05; bulk packing | the end of the day a sudden decline but | Graet Northern pfa Gulf States Stee! - Hudson Motors . Illinois Central - Independent O. and G Int. Harvester -.------ Marine pfd | Kell Springfield The desire of the Chicago Cub | Kennecoft Copper stockholders for a playing man- | Le h Valley -- unchanged at $4.85%. sows $12.10@12.50; few strong | ensued, prices going 111¢¢ to 15¢ un- ager caused club officials to ap- | bo yecend! NeRb YY 2 Reactionary tendencies gained pre-| weight slaughter) pigs $13.25; bulk |der Saturday's top figures. There } point Rabbit Maranville,, vet- | Mack Tr nina as the forenoon trading | $12.50@13; average cost of packer} Was a noticeable dearth of export ” . : i I sc abe eed Bilt | Marland oll progres With call money renewal|and shipper droves here Tuesday | business. There's always room for a fat man, even aboard a battleship. Fer ade channels | oe a ¢ Ber } ae | | Maxwell Motors B - rate marked up to four per cent,| $12.96: weight 250. pounds; heavy| Buying on the part of recent sell- because | illefer, who wi act as acou proof just take a look at Tony Agustus, storekeeper on the U. 8, 8. Utah. Mex. Seaboard Oil a . 1 such favorable de-] weight hogs $13.26@14; Nght light }ers who had a profit in sight gave|Tony tips'the scales at 365 pounds and is the “life of the party” as far ed by the tm | until his contract expires Jan. 1. | yid-Continent Pe preased car load-|$12.25@13.75; packing sows $11,75@|strength to corn. After opening at|as the Annapolis middies, now on their summer cruise, are concerned. s. Cured 5 | fo., Kan. and Texas expansion steel mill opera: | 1 slaughter pigs $12@13.25. Sc to 3c up, September $1.0314 to {mulated ae re | Missourl Pacific pfd. s, highe ices for steel prod. Cattle—Recetpts 10,000; grain fed] %c, the market quickly scored | Montgomery Ward - a 1 estimates of another de-| steers strong to 25c higher, mostly | moderate gains all around | cline crude oll output and sold} 16c to 25c up, heavies showing maxi-} Yater, the corn market was bull- % | st a throughout the morn-|mum advance, latter kinds very lishly influenced by Nat. Biscuit --- Nat. Lead ee Q New York Central confirm Steel, Republic] scarce; $14.60 paid for long year- corn crop 4d: 2 in , Okla- N.Y. N. H Wee ‘ American Can | lings; several loads $14.25@14.50;| homa and Kansas and by word that | Setting T he Norfolk and ~--= 128% nt or so before | yearling helfers $13.15; 1,700 pound] Mexico had suspended the import : | aR meaner aes lawyer who had | North Ame - of 1 to 3 points] bullocks upward to $14.35; several! auty on corn, Closing quotations small | Northern Pacific Styles | erie shat t Mack Trucks, ads heavies $14@14.25; grass steers| were firm, 44e to 2%%e net higher, pr, Havana El ow, steady, she stock steady to un-| September $1.03 & to $1.04. th, Sears Roebuck, fevenly lower; no change in other] Oats derived firmitess from corn @ weak; veals fatead feeders rteady A k called to | Pennsylvania on i} ral Electric, American Sugar | classes; bulk vealers $10.50@11. Starting at %c to %e decline, Se sr or J af im saw the sign and sald: |Phile. & Rdg. C. and I 40 |and North American. Rail shares al-| Sheep—Recelpts 8,000; fat lambs|temmber 44%c to 44%c, oats ote i sith lye eT | oemes i mn hh Pet. - 44] s d off, with ‘ked heavi- | op to 25c higher; later/Jater show 5 7 By AILEEN LAMONT oe € an at that} F pened strong s later showed a slight general ad- r i BABSON Ter a || eee eetaroes enka, 100K ACR ae “<Z-2- 281) |ness “shown ‘by Frisco. Reading:| eales showing. some reactions: cull | vance Men chee of Plotting ‘Abduction of s rc, | Radio. Corr - 4 |Northern Patif d Mis Pa es and sheep steady; no early! Provisions were firmer, sympe Pas Fe | Reading - ‘ the face of the gen: | feeding lambs; bulk better |ing with an up a satrap beget aes |Rap, ironvand & Jerat downward trend, the farm im: | ercie far naive lawta’sidas@24to Film Star for $200,000 Ransom aa : I ads° Toba: I wed outstanding | ng lght to te, nc held Me ae 2 ' A "ys s 1n. Fra International culls 1.80 oa Arraigned in Court Ald Line st tt e Idaho rang v4 ‘ | - s : t f he t iva cawee S800: heaves s6@tee 1.01% 1.03 4 1.02 LOS ANGELES y (By The Associated t thern Railwa . 4 « 1.03% | Press.) —Two truck drivers and an automobile salesman, I Ng a perc oi - in - : *|charged with conspiring to kidnap Mary Pickford, ap- 4 of |W see: Waris ’ ; 3 . Omaha Quotations 42% 484% |Proached the superior court for trial today with Miss Pick. re: studehdker |. ‘ ted to increased || OMAHA Neb., July —(U, 8. De ‘4 44% | ford and her actor-husband, Douglas Fairbanks, prominent Lurid Lisles. . t ng, dear?” | Texas Co. - Bits ter Works, | partment of Agriculture). Hogs, < 16% 4 among witnesses subpoenaed to testify a fa ot thie nent Ss Mrs. I soft Texas and Pac 48 | ated ¢ In Gag and | celpte 9,800; activ “ Pepe ! The defendants,. Charles Stevens, tion of the order and to snatch Miss ; 7 ‘ oO he ae | eeeaese ees a {8s ‘ 1G tur y Good asses; ance ‘ He eal : s1, |C. Holeomb and A. J, Woods, are} Pickford out of her limousine under t n't y hink nscon howev 5 o) 8.50; »¢ ‘ $$ a protect! c ) r ¢ designs whieh | falteringly m2) 700 Ea En pad z 139 lof to 200.pound selections $13.00 0% 98 99% | accused of plottirig to hold the mo-|® Protective screen of joyous shou on sly ; build 1 mily on the] U, 8. Cast Iron Pipe - . 154 | of rough. sows $12.25@12 it tion picture actress for $200,000 ran- x e A U. & Ind. Alcohol -..------. 8744 | prices nooth up to £12.65; bulk of all sales 17.57 17.57 | som, providing the kidnapping plot b UB ey Ee es a | t »,50@13.40! average cost Tuesday 17.70 17,72 worked t 4 reel tr. 8 | 2.67; weight 17,70 17.72 ted confessions expected to 2 ree peg tte Fak - 68 eee | Cattle, receipts 8,000; choice grades ‘oduced as evidence, tell how ad € }to. peal . ane | NetadRinw bodes Mlect : ;— | fed steers and yearlings moderate! on 18.50 18 the trio planned to disguise them: | al e } us e r g with | Willys Overland ake mM POTATOE | , steady to strong; others sia i 5 1 - merry-making: Shriners in | c Woolworth Z - 16 é OES | ak to 1bc lower; bulk fed offering hee a 9 Los Angeles for the annual conven: | F 4 ahiwarde the _ | 0.00@1828; few loads upward to | July 95 21.05 21.98 t1.95 | Tink Panties. - - 00 igh it 4 1,31 pound t f 2.00 19 1.95 Prey peonstatit CHICAGO, July 22.—Potatoes re. | U4 ae F140; ehestock eee irs | Goodrich Pays Dividende 4 ¢ 1 et ] ¢ s , t 8. shipments 1 - z NEW ~y the = » "| GRUDE MARKET} « tovat wate | ete neater ML praa te Cash Grsioe and Provo | | 3! Sy 22-(By he of } ‘ r aN mar } | CHICAGO, Ju Wheat . Is.) cto! ; | red $1.03@1.08%%; No, 2 yellow $1.08 | F. Goodrich company, tire manu rungerie are | Vice President ] | Ic | le | | | ee os ares | authorized a te tt | ood , Lolorad fad chatter See Mo: tee of derds on the com athletes. The] + . | sunbu 1 1 , " ry A the val rate of. $4 -o| To Speak Again | iirc | raaieesliea ca $ O44%5 ‘| R ahure, throhphedeensdtion oh otis Perris \¢ er 1 . @7.10. s panes a | quarterly payment, No dividends Y Byron | ales $1.8 Sheep, receipts 7,500; lambs pune _ ; Se a ‘ sue since On Senate Rules | ssisiec~ ji "| ign vache tatlves «41s | Fetrun ; stribution ° Pilot Butte 1.35 | yu early sales fat range lambs $14 (Continued From Page On: of $1 re made, In- ‘ “ Lander “10 | + | best held around $15.00; fed clip aft = Daaehwere, indicted by} we Beh Sareinna. bleh in the are| LINCOLN. >} } ~(Aseo:|Cat Creek - v4 | |iambs $13.00; fed clipped yearlings he federal gr on a ge| first halt of alled $7,106,615 : Pr ok nt Chas, | Lance Creek | SILVER | sis00 buh strong: ewe top $7.75 of possessing 4 rfeit nal|®S compared with $2,755.017 inthe to- |G. Dawes has accepted an invitation | Osage _..) | teaderaishnchiatett S060 head Thabo | revenue stamps. | same period Inst year, enabled the ted | to spe C s proposed sen. | Grass Creek, ght 3 - }lambs, including about 25 per cent The maximum penalty prescribed | COMPANY to + re its sommon ed |ate rule ¢ ein am re | Greybull 2.00) NEW TORK *r. | suitable for ‘slaughter at $14.40 under the charge ts ten vears in| Stock tom dividend basis 5 de-| ceived t L ber of | Torchifg 00 | 69%c; Mexicar ther sales around $14.10. NEW TORK, July 22.—Copper, | ptison, The indictment was returned ne of the cloaks inter- | Commerce The address be| Elk Basin 13) | steady; electrolyti ot and nearby,| to Judge Luke Jones of Florida, sit ow ha Marten | given on his Washing. | Rock Creek -. 0 eeceenies cea mer | 14%c; futures, 144 ting in the United est Salt Creek .. ~~ 16 SUGAR | [ roretin Bxaiangs | Peat * ot and nearby, $58.37; | court MONEY | ae ; ‘oreign Exchange Iron, steady; prices. onchanged NEW YORK, ‘uly $2/—Retines | * || Liberty Bonds | sug a | ; in apot}| Butter and Eggs YORK, Call’ money frm rate 4; clos 4, firm; spot, $8 | 0% —Foreign | Zinc, firm; East St changed today at $5 EW YORK, July READ THE BACK PAGE fine granulated with | exchanges steady, Quotations in | and futures, $7.22 pia 4%: last loan “NEW YORK limited to near by re s eat Britain, demand 485% Antimony, spot, $16.50@17.00. CHICAGO, July 22.—putter lower: | Against acceptances 5 bonds closed: 3 ements ables 486%; 60 day billson banks | _ | receipta 11,641 tubs ery extras firm, mixed collateral . 1 . , jaw Roe ira t Jen 19,000 ¢ July 4.70%. Tealy, demand 3.67%: cables MINNEAPOLIS. Minn, July 22 rate 40°42 4lec: Cirste 99 10. tod a4 wtig he - beens ‘" t Decem 63. Demand, Belgium 461; Ger} Flour jower family paten SOMA. Ee moped Pan ae a <i . r Tl many 23.80. 33.95470.00, br \ : I ; 1 Ca