Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 25, 1925, Page 6

SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1925 PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily cribune Oil : Finance :: Bonds :: Stocks :: Grain :: Livestock :: All Markets NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR oT atk TREN _ WYOMING OMS ||BRINGING UP FATHER ---Drawn for The ‘Tribune by George McManus Quotations by Blas Vucurevich, Tele f TeNer RIGhLs UE Rae) r Bry. Pi BY GOLLY - Now | | Broker HELLO-MAGGIE-1 CALLED Cue AN HELE iy iets 5 | ANTCREC 3) epi ases) Son 1 GOT TWO HH 208 Consolidated Royalty Butiding ON THAT FRIEND OF ouR raps 3 TELL XOU ABOUT rate’ 2 ete POLICIES: uy ; } 7 po WANT THIS POLICY AN THIS POLICY - MAN LIKE OU ‘ th tern Ex fon 8.15 | DAUGHTERS AN! INSTEAD OF THE y SHOULD CAR nsolid { Me se 5 . MILL SELL Him Some oF 5 ER ARR it | SELLIN' HIM SOME BONDS} MY BonD< = INSURANC Speculative Interest in Mo- agers (LIN MN COMPANY: HE SOLD ME | - x7 So ey, tor Shares Is Outstand } I Si, AN INSURANCE Serge ing - ie ST POLICY - s— I 1 ‘s m > | bariata , | int 1 gains Am ‘| 5 f General Elec id A i ) : : ( : Inte Featune Service, Ine , oe ssute : —---—- | | ES } I « Curb Stocks. } ——— yc totamaon ind. Deaterted, | Atowntath 1 214 Ace of Rum Foe Forces Returns to Fray er Body, Chrys! at oss| New York Stocks 3 General Mote 3 c I 6% |! lest Sab i = : mx RS Bawtaae i | tablishing a 19 5 | & : 5 i a : ; : - pain, GIVEN CET BACK. y fs us | 8. O. Indiar ‘an . | t ‘ nt, | P . und Gas and Foundry | | se An n Universal Pipe | f cl and Gas -- 68 motive — (Continued From Page One) a ginton Typewriter, | Se and I | = ve sbity ut 78,000 per nessed the most of which reached top prices. |} ————— |Hedging Sales from Miills| stra gelne cee aokp dab ctor Pan-American Petroleur 105 DOH: |) | Se eatinen se Te Bring Weakness to ong those ;who.caine:here to wit- tinued to encounter | Foreign Exchange Market see ins bebe ries RGtablen frown al Sen emmr ts OF ® e WORD iin: extasenrain; aoe country, and all of them a me Weeder ny Rihendeay ace an CHICAGO, July (Associate | e very favorably imp ssed it and the I ces aconda Copper Press.)—With hedging sal with the w. Ficen pesBA gray Gated a 48 os : ress from mills and c “It was, indeed, a wonderful ot s 1 steads ! b - Coast Line ex ¢ the wheat market averaged lower to- snow,” declared Vice President ; okie at oe mnonive day during the early dealings, Rela- | | Chares G. Dawes. “In fact it man ray ‘ Baltimore and Ohio. tive weakness of Liverpool quot | the best show I'v2 ever witnesed.” x ros 2 ms | Bethlehem Steel tions counted also as a bearish in- Geueral Dawes and Governor Net n Pacific ~ general speculative selling however, bers of the Sioux Indian tribe, with | eae: ther pfd. and rallies were frequent. The opert elaborate ceremonies day after- 5 Se oh Pty > A Cerro de Pasco -- ing, which rangd from 1%c decline noon. General Dawes’ Indian name te ae Sr ARereeeivs POTATOE | | Chandler Motor to Yc advance, September $1.50 to is White Father Nu. % White:Father fem st ip atoole? 55) HICAGO, July 26-—Pot Te. | Chesapeake and Ohio 94% | $1.50%% and December $1.61 to $1.5114 1 being President vin Cool- Saal pee iad agp ae : , 3 . seats 63 e follower . and Governor Ross’ Indian gh the market was f 1 cars; total U. S. shipments were followed by transient upturns | 1a; and Governor Rx nd with rape plies uipdarater, dérnadid but» then by a drop to $1424 for paine is Princess Nellie Tayloe A short selling. A ng; market firm: prices. sligh September.and $1.50% for December. The large number of visitors that hort . interest t er; Kansas and Missourl sacked Further declines ensued as a re- have been here for the show were grcotn eabeN GEE On| bin ald sbblers No, 1,' and partly | Colora sult of enlarged offerin beginning to pack their tents and Congole that the industry had p $2.50@2.75; few fancy $2.8) the market bulged. Some notice was equipment to return to their home oa k of {ts 192 nt | ordina $2.00@2 Consolidated. Ga taken of an-inerease of the: Italian |and Cheyenne will again resume her r, siya: th dcvessehan Hook Oht Corn Products import duty, Closing prices were: un- mocern, metropclitan atmosph . onistintions lifted Genaral- Mees gd very few pexnauye settled, eo to 1% net. lower, Sep- after assuming t he role of a town of whenever | | st for the past week. “ + ; Fe a Cuba Cane Sugar other leaders to new high levels. Vir zi Davison Chemical Dodge Brothers pfd. tember $1.49% to $1.49% Corn and oats were casy, owing | more or less to scattered rains west the old w Coast Guard ship No. 13, famed along the Connecticut coast as “Fighting Jewett,” is again ‘ . a Du Pont de Nemours é nd southwest. After opening ‘oc | active in the warfare against liquor smugglers after being laid up for repairs to damages received 1 i ne ‘ Be Pha | i SILVER I eo <a & Light stts. lower to Mo gain, with September | in running down and ramming a prey. The craft served in the war as a destroyer. It’s that now, too. Backed for G. A.R \ ag er, ( | Erie Frist. pf. $104% to $1.05; the corn market un- a : lier, Chrysler, Maxv B” ce | NEW YORK, July Wamous. Players derwent a moderate a [ , | it vers - c general sag cater, White, Hudson, Jordan, Fisher pari eeonpen cosas Daearicee ee ee : : eh New Farm Bins Commandership St buretor and a er General Electric — terforation the market failed to score 7 en wre } ni A 4 Frisco, re ; General Motors any important rally. Corn closed ner- Tillers Sponsor Railway an Pp P. F mmpriced ratis to ies, | OLUgger Slated | Great, Norebern pt. nd Olls, however : Py = iM dees Stee! . Sales approximated 790,000. share Int. 3 isk Lehigh Valley vous, to 1%e ne ber $1.03% to $1.03%, Oats started unchanged to \c off, | September 44%éc to 44%c. Later all months showed a slight setback Provisions lacked support. lower, Septem: and Cash Grains and Provisions. CHICAGO, July 25.—Wheat. 2 red, $1.56%; No. 2 hard, $1 @1.53 Chieago Prices. CHICAGO, July 25—(United States Louisville and Nast Corn—No. 8 mixed, 31.04; No. 2 Department of Agriculture).—Ho Mack Truck --. yellow, $1.08@1.08%. receipts 4,000: moderately active Marland OM! Oats—No, 2 white, 48c: No. 3 mostly unchanged at Friday's aver Max. Motors B white, 43% @43%c. nce; dex light welght str Mex, Seaboard Oti Rye—None. 10c higher; bulk good and ch: Mid-Continent Pet Barley—80@89c. Ns ns to 225-pound welght $14.20914.65: | Mo., Kan. and Texas Timothy seed—$6. top $14.55; bulk packing sows $12.4 Missourt Pacific pfd Clover seed—$19,00@2 12.85; few strong welght killing Montgomery Ward sard—$17.87 pigs $13.50013.75; shippers t Nat. Biscuit ey Ribs—$18 2,000: est nates’ holdover 5, ( Nat. I Bellies—$2 { heavyweight $13. 14 Ught light j New Ye Cenfra ~ o> j $13.00@14.35; pac ORs $12.00@ N, Y., N. H, and Hartford 18.00; slaughter pl 00@14.00 Norfolk and Western —. Cattle, receipts 500; compared with North Amer ° week ago Grain fed steers strong N hern Pac - meager supply heavies up more: oth Pan American Pet 's and gra ers slow, steady to Pennsylvania ‘Central Press Phote wer largely ady best lor Phila and Rdg. C. and I. . | Minoi New York dP yearlings scaling 1.094 pounds $14, Phillips Pe NEW YORK, y 25-—(Aasociated - a inois, ork and Penn- Piles sare Soap Pure’ il, Press) The ned co ccinted | come lofthe farmers who combined 4o bring rail transportation inte sinew “wheat emplre” tn Montana, ‘They ndition of clearing house banks and trust com ; panies for the week shows excess (By © reserve of $61,8'5,180. Thi eighty bullocks e; top $14.60 | paid for 1,318 to 1,588-pound aver ses; some 69-pound averag 4 igh sylvania G. A. R. posts are sup seen lined up in the main street of Scobey. porting Captain John B, Inman, ‘The new empire which the exten: | Seed by the purchase of the | apringfeld, Ill; for grand ‘com itral Press) Ss an Ra Rea Tep. Ir nh ‘ | r son. | consummated by the purchase of the 4.00; yearling sin load lots olds nerease in reserve $38,191.61 SCOBHY, Afont., July. 36.—A new jaion bt this ae bain inc hn by P holdings of the Wynoche Tim-| mander of the organization, The ng he! ir 1 ~ |Reynelds Tobaceo B._-.----- ‘ of $38 | wheat empire twice the size of the | sidered one of the most depends npany an e » Boc i $1 tka erasers) “Big Wage scouts have heir | Bat : sok when excess reserve aty of Rhode Teland is being open: | whent regions on the North Amert-| Per company and the Lamb Boom| annual encampment will; beheld fF Ho we eyes on Doc Payne, above, the |° of ; ane 570. ed up tn Montana, along the Cana-| con continent under the summer fal-| company by the Schaefer Brothers) in Grand Rapids, Mich,, the first $ Ai Babe Ruth” of the Western |. ‘ oO raw an border, aga. resul t aysten of agriculture, There Trebree ereatoes week of September lare league. Payne, one of the hardest taken by 800 fa 1 r = eae poe oz | ag te es oS | | et es | = = TY Cel if CE” BEEyarseeenes et i : ) $ 100 wit ( ns h t € n feeders s hitters .ever to appear in the n re 2 vit e placed under cu CHICAGO } f Western, is hitting around .425, - ont f € é tha firat s He Sabin ccoee tai leading the league in hitting, top CEE ! , : Ade spss Sige lig ods heifer 9.00; canners| Ping it in homers, leading in per . ‘ nd V counties, ¢ nex By October the. rc me ag nif 23. The record-breaking e ay as 1 cutters $3 veal calves i T the Canadian boun¢ b C ROSLUG QORU ng town ¢ ci a tivit during’ the t cu 000 8.6 al calves centage of mag ye in bases. | nab Sova pages 51% ities Tvace Mitke wks tk loblced hetremalntiien Stcadles lof rail af actin athe ape * 4 patna alee er | in Lara hs nile nha staal Ee ate i ee reer pee as if they were going to.xet one, the| will be ald to the terminal:town of ties monihe: (here has neon © de-}/ for Used Cars-and | .- Abed 7 bor ve | homers." He fg @ right handed | a = --——- war eame on, and the government | Opheim, | Porites relic | Al Ad eis hitter and"plays in the outfield litnton *. 140 icshtibignesstooapee oa cancelled) all plans for extensions An unusual feature of the atock! secincinGa, &, D.—Range eattle| Sell Them on 4 strrintaly'0,000 Greet ana 101 & fomsWichita. i's, ¢ Iron Pipe 154 We fb Then,, when the railways finally | purchase that made the extension seng bigeye 8 : . feed stations; compare : 5 h Alcohol .-- sity, the vice president late € turned back to private control. | poossible is the fact that the farm, | %f¢ Senerally in very good shape in i m ne ee a Mg ple \t ’ % * | right yearned for musle—“oltr Rice Morthelat Swrhel Suse readily acquiesced to the regula. | Montant, Wyoming and the western P nat we ikea 3 1171, | !oned” music—and gratified his de rehabilitating its main Ine sys-| tions which made {t mandatory fe fons: OF the, Dak nella le | 4 $5781.00 8 $4.25@4.85; practical veal top| \, fa. A r e by inviting to hia suite a 1» re railwa Tite treasure stock | Pects that grass fat animals will be ’ = P ush pfd. ” ans &e had hear ' t shee J rs y | re: earl Sheep are in fine cor ae Berg iA $8.50; stockers and: feeders $5,500 | \o inghouse Fic 5 ad heard 0 these’ Montana, farmer ! them at par $100 per share. Gre : 4 t fleshy Wyoming feedere $9.00! (1!) 6 Overtand ° The instruments of on hauling thelr products 65 mile# | Norther was then selling de Di ad hated || Chevrolet Roadster Fi 1 15.50 - ne; compared with group were a banjo, an accord a ny rn Vall § $69 a shar i 924: x mati hone; compared with we Pat rere a banjo, an nccordt Xo market by motor a mh PITLADELPHTA— Reports ftom|| 1924; all in excellent condi- t tha i 1 | oe : : rucks, a Cost Farmers in other sec of Mon:| Relfast indicate that the Irish flax tion; 5 practically new tires; age tt erat ers 1 higher cing ing to ecsarelit ‘time " tillers of the soll kept persistently at | jana a are contemplating fol:| crop is golng well and -some tn | guaranteed; $100.00 down, yi riage 1 nge la 14.75 | —_—— ext inary combi maintaining n regular ratlw lowing this plan of ajding the rail-| . 5 ; | ; A ng \ auiries have been sent from hers for in $14.50@14.80; year 10 Mr. Dawes ex. | committee and {mportunity com-|way th bullaing Beapoh Hees tap: | bhai sh at iT +. || Ford Sedan + : ‘ justabie tacesee, CRUDE MARKET nie : uy officials piine. | Mine trontiee® sections of thelinex stake oe ee THT 19815 fn good mechavlest ' 4 914% $11.0 * feeding 1 ee is ott! s pees a Finally th that ate pene TS A shape; paint is good; 5 good P12 \ 0 here can we find a plano? he farmers es; ig Muddy - Chief Justice C. N, Potter ous Stantaua 4 | i orerecacae acters ||. 42ess& bargain, \ e t Sule’ Crd ss ’ Lah tar i 1| AGO, July 25—Poultry A hate aoe erga diet he eee en | | higher; fowls 1924; brojlers sogse, || Dodge Roadster ' U. 8 \ cert might be line would be bull he farmers : : f |e pd e ahha Neada sa varkes H 7 . springs 28 008! r key Needs some work; just ve cinta, a5; ho-nethee wast x cepted the tn on with la ly that they immediately oversub te tah it ala do a little repairing and re- ; e ket thing carried over, | byror tter @ the vice pre ed this sum. by _——— | FLOUR sell. ‘ pts 7,500; open stead Rece 5; no calves; f : k place at the piar 1) Construction work already’ has be | (Cor t, 1925, Casper Tribune) | ar i Y fed she stock | Vilot an hour “rattled the ivor in| gun, Five. new win will be e CLEVELAN A fair indicat Hoh 9 Buick 7-Pass. Touring bh 200 to 4 but ‘ 1; wrasse 6 © to $2.00 | Linde ianiment of the ot mu ed in this demain and each of | of business activity here ts .hown by oo an patents, This car is absolute! d ks pou Fy tae 4 vrade cowa | Cut Creek ne, suggesting the pro; wit eso towns will draw grain, Mve-| the report of current served by the 24.00. 7 SB oaS avery soun rt 12.65: top ¢ ‘ grad ® prog’ t 5 v and is guaranteed reais ¢ : more; cannera, steady to wenk;] ance Cre eferenes for olden melodies po, tock and other farm products from | Cleveland Elec Muminating ¢ . N= ai 7 ¢ r; bolle; 18it6 , ar in the days of his youthfulne ibout 18 townshit _| pany for the last six months Dodge Commercial — ; ‘ spd 1 $1,00 lower He emphasized his mus taler Twonty miles of the railway wit!| volume of current distributed among Ready to #6 to work. tockers and feeders, steady; ted *. . al times by halting the conce e completed this fall and the rest | the leeding one hundred industrial CARLOAD OF & vidal ie ee earlings, $11.75; fed helfers, $10.75 Torcblight > dictate changes in the orchestra. | will be bullt next year plant wos greater than for any sim! = Ford Deliveries Tan witelon thd al t heifers, $ beat grass cows, | Ul Bas n | Considerable area in Canada will | lar period, altho the peaks of 1923 HUDSON Of several ages and pric 5@b0c higher; ot st to $6.65; few grass heifers, | Rock Creek AO. eee © served by this railway extension. | and 192 were not reached. ‘ , rs Prices. : rong to 25c higher | $7.75 to $8.60; better gradéa vealers, | 8a!t Creek Gaia: —| | By next. year, when the road is com So Dodge Touring $10,000 10.80; week's top $12.00 | § to $9.00 ms pleted, it is estimated an additional! PHILADELPHIA—This city now Locke ana "Sond ‘Ik af steadily’ alliwaiahts She te, 1,150; fat lambe. COTTO | | mitiion ahd a half bushels of wheat | hus 438,000 assessed dwellings and ON THE WAY 108 e new—a poe precicaliy ety bbe Die : be vaa*es punt _ ~ | will be marketed from this section. | about 15,000 more are expected to et fe we TRV ONS F2y se. td te 1 NEW YORK, July 25,—Cotton spot Most of the wheat ralsed In thie | be built this year, The population tale. gtead: enls stead t 0; lond 79 pound steady: middling. 28.11 upper region. of, Montana ix eager!s now estimated hy the city statis Brougham and Coaches The Great Northern Mére avid’ feedere 7 500 s $1 NEW YORK, Jo Cotton futures ui sed f wgbt by fama mi ecause | ticlan at 2,100,000. —best buy on the mar- Motor Co vices f we $0.7 £5.00. | bonds cloned: Sigs 1 higher: October of (te unusually high protein content oa a is at Dring Olay ng. $18.60 (108.18; weconé 4445 100.81; th |and tt te sold on the market at =) | NONTESANO, Wash—On. of the ket for the money. 333 N. Wolcott St a grasa he lasebt hake [abiits taustn Ma { |premium of 18 cente or more 4 eat \Imber deals in the history o Ren 587 ? a tena tat, baler si aricheht'aito"20 ] bushel abeve okdinard wheat ¢ Grays Harbor district as been Phone 2772