Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 10

| | - OF l ee AT OOL BOS’ ‘ON IRREGt Finance JLAR Bonds Che Casper Daily Cribune : Stocks NEWS AND QUOTATIO [BRINGING UP FATHER Reaction from Opening of Market on Lightweight | Goods Awaited by the Trade; Jericho ‘iz | Commodity Pool Bids Re} ected, Ohio and Pe Delaine, unwashed j mbing 64@5: ) 7 1 49@ m tof F. M, combin bids for | ' 4 A $1.10@1 Yarns \DELPHIA r trade are beir new orders and < are show Trade News Lo T- Sh Cl Round in Bone ort Cut Shoulder Round Steak, Choice Beef Roasts, Ib. Boiling Beef, HAMBURGER, made noice Beef, Ib. - . Transfer Market 1502 East Second D GROCERIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES Ib. from choice Folsom Market D Telephone 2110 E L I Vv E i Telephone 1802 Newer Mantel Clocks $14. 75 He re and bet ter clock n nthe i to. A good look- ing, depe le cl addition to any home that will be appreciated. Buy one SYSTEMATIC PAYMENTS You may bu clock and other things on the budget plan by opening a charge ac ount here i paying conveniently, therel ecu g the things you want nd need A Fine Stock to Select From Ayres Jewelry Co re You Will Eventually Buy“ 118 East Second St. Extra Specials INTRODUCTORY SALE SATURDAY ONLY Steaks, lb. . . 20c L 1 Vv E 426 Figuoroa R ~; GOLLY! ALL YOU | HAVE TO OO IN THIS | HOUSE 19 TO aT COMFORTABLE » THEN \ THE DOOR BELL Tk RING: ff Grain :: BY LEASED WIRE———————— JIQGS: NOU | | COMT REMEMBER | | | WHO} AM- DO OU?) \ WELL-IF 1 WO XOUNGER- yA 1 MIGHT THINK YOU WOZ SANTA CLAUS 1AM PROF CLEF-1AM a | MAN THAT ENCOURAGED NOOR, WIFE TO TAKE { SINGING LESSONS }] CHICK WAS | SUSPECTED | AS BEING | ATRIEF? DETECTIVE 1S ON HIS TRAIL — VTS APPARENT THAT | OF AGANG OF POSTOFFICE Ros 2) WHO HAVE TERRORIZED THIS STATE H FOR THE PAST SIX MONTHS AND L Luke? SEE SY THE PAPERS THAT A REWARD OF $1000 OUT FoR THE HE'S A MEM RS Wa Se f) WHaT Dip HE Look THERE'S I KN) REWARD FOR | CAPTURE OF POSTOFFICE | AS SOON AS HE AsKeD)| | ME ‘TO BLY STAMPS AC EW HE WAS CROOK — JVs Ame Transe: l U I t ' American Baldwin Baltimore nadian Central Le Cerro de Sm, and Ref. Woolen a Copper Loo and Chio — mn Steel a Pet, Pac! Central N. H. and Western . Amertean Pacific udebak Texas C |'rexas and Pacitic Ss. co Pr on nion Pacific Cast Iron Pipe - Ind. Alcohol ~ Rubber . Steel .. Water Works -.' and Hartfo 113 76% 08 47 B1 47 887 ™ ™ D ers’ serve NEW YORK, July 31—(By The As-| Jupiter -. od Press}—Uneven price move-| Elkhorn nents, characterized the opening of | Domino | control. noney ublic: crease, M | industria | Renewed heavine Iachin STOCK PRICES AG % | Specialties "Bia 4 | Many Industrials Are | Heavy } today’s stock market, speculative forces still struggling for Professional ty | bined with the usual week-end profit | taking accounted for many fraction- al recessions on initial sales Baking and Spicer Ma mounted to a new 1925 high record. Fears that the huge total of brok- loans presaged a stiffening of ates were dispelled by tion of the weekly federal re bank statement, 1 institution to have the highest rve ratio since June 1924. 's for the rise resumed the active iding up of specialties, Lowe's in “RB” Bi tin lan exchanges CHICAGO, July 31.— elpts n4.64 ight cnr ghe 2 ange market pping poin ner D * | held steady around 4.74 cents opened a point higher 8 were heay: HE'S A NOUNG ABOUT 20-RATHER cll TALL~ BLACK HAIR- LOOK’S LIKE A REGULAR * SHIEK” =| IVE BEEN Looxin' 74 FOR “OU FOR FIVE. BLACK SUIT- PANAMA) HAT - SPATS AND STRIPED NECKTIE - SAID HE WORKED FoR SOME FIRM IN TOWN BUT 1 DONT REMEMBER The Name ———I Too ~ Quotations | 298 een cated Royalty Bullding Western Exp! ‘ 3.05 | Consolidated Royalty - 10 | Central Pipeline T. William! Higher but | “ ssemer | Western Stat Columbine — . with opposing Sunset - Picardy selling, com- Ward nfacturing quickly | MacKinnie Chappell Argo Ot the | Riverton Pet. showing the J onto | Me Oper. in Continental ‘Threshin York ¢ G. Shat-| Salt Creek € ig to new high levels |g, ©. Ind. — ome of the stan dard lp ratrle Olt of the featured ndinay foreign Norwegian kroner ts to 18.34 cents a wlling back 9 ase gh aie ed divide Kinney Coastal ~ Royalty Producers ~. Atlantic Petroleum Great Northern — Quaker Oil ~~ Preston Oil per 1,000 - Buek Creek -. Curb Stocks, Producers - Salt Creek Producers - tion and depl by Blas Vucurevi Broker loration eS es onsoll Tara Gossip 854, and French fr } Wall Street Briefs ons throughout the} Calumet and Hecla reports ! y drree | joss. of $47 the prety Inst net of $25 s ince before au to $6 nds WYOMING OILS | WHEAT SCORES LIVESTOCK j} pigs fairly active; steady to strong Buying for Adjustment of Thursday's best pr or 10c to July, Contracts Brings 1$¢ higher than close; medium and “ty: r = strong weight butchers slow; 10¢ to pturn Today lower than ‘Thursday's high Bir | point, common and medium grades CHICAGO, July 31.—Speculators | fui, weak at yesterday's low close, paid dearly today for the privilege | piu good and choice 160 to 220 of selling wheat without having first | jouna averages °$14.10@14.25: pack- got actual ownership. Before they ]ing sows largely — $12.10@12.40; could settle July accounts today, wheat available for July delivery here day's closing price, strong weight slaughter pigs mostly $13.26 @13.60; and shipper average droves of cost packer went soaring $c above yester- hogs here and touched ‘Thursday $13.33; weight 256 pounds $1.66 a bush: heavy weight hogs ~ $13.20@13.95; CHICAGO, July 31—(By The Asso. ciated Press)—Belated buying to fil) July ket an early tilt upward today. initial liver; of as much as three cents a bushel. Offerings of July the tatio} j Strengthening effect on other deliv- Mght Mght $12,70@14.30;. packing hogs $11.75@12.50; slaughter pigs at contracts gave the wheat mar- Some transactions in the July de- y showed an overnight advance ‘attle—Recelpts 4,000; most killing classes uneven, slow, general! steady; killing quality plain: s and short fed offerings p ing, most grass steers short fed kinds $9.50@11 ing to ¥ tured steers $15; aver: weight were scarce, and bidding up of quo- that month had a consequent ns for 1,410 2 ponds; medium no eries, Opening prices, unchanged to | rictly choice yearlings here. three cents higher; September $1 "'Sheep—Receipts 9,000; fairly ac | to 1.51 and Dy 4 | were followed by something of a saz |and then by fresh upturns all around. mber $1.52 to 1 tive, fat lambs, Plainer kinds advancing most, good natives under Mght sort $15@ ], Subsequently, July rose to $1.66, | 15 50 top $15. culls mostly around j but deferred deliveries suffered a set- y; bulk handy weight | back, some commission house sell {ing sof late months meeting with | pais dein rather poor demand. Wheat closed | a Quotations, irregular at 1%c net lower to 9 OMAHA, Neb., July 31.—(U. S. De- higher, July $1.65% to 1.66; Septem-| Lartment of Agriculturey—Hoge — ba “a 4944 ze 2 49% and December] 11 999; better grade butchers and 50% to 1.50% net | : a share | man 1 to Working bela : pared with palepant the close of 1924 early dip vail n In the banking buel or n individual banks and t sees of banks Js z in New York City, Fi ' says, that the margin } Chrymier.’ Ca t ts smaller smaller | ement of dras-| The first earning veral popular | gun Ol company sinc #1 t julvalent a’ White Mo: | mmon ste ae th: mpares with 4 pt | a t of the | Marine e Mi ; ‘ alt ( Section 9 Biaye we 1] .Gne 9, completed fi hing job and are reer b at diapth | 1 fee anning s\4-Inch ah | Beott Antwerp §, drill- ss ni ti 2, Ty wO Pilot Butte 4 27-8-1; Dora 21 cars; total U. 8, Shipmen Bull Creek—Section well market about steady: trading | No, 1, rerunning inch casing Kansas and Missotr! sacked"! papth of hole 929. feet @2.90 according to ———— Jo wacked cobblera | i ibe | Yow CHICAGO. July 31 Butter lowe AGO, July —Poultry alive | réceipts 15,577 tubs; creamery x Fowls 19@241 Brojiers |tran 41% @ standards extra prings a; 4'yc; | firsts 40 @Ai%oc. Wirets 400 40h 200; a se | seconds Eggs unchanged; r —— | sand, Tieavy Potatoes re. i} barrel cobblers colpts S247 cana n eis adn icer tinmattlrs <l. betaveen Butter and Eggs flow 1,910 and : ater encoun ic lower; mixed and pack and oats were easier, corn uneve 25@h0c lowe 1 by further beneficial rains 300 pound butchers $13.25 ad oats by continued hedging pre: 40; rough packing After unchanged to smooth sows up Be bu f all les mar 7 aver T rs Oo | 4 : , mont ed | part loads$ 14; she stock ." ndy, bully dull, around In ine with hag values the pro-| stockers and feeders steady; bulk {sions mar 1 lower. " cown $3. h Open High Low Close | ¢, canners and ters $2. 5S 1.568% 1 | gna bulls $3.5 149 14 veal top $8; stockers and feed $5.50@6, 1.50% 1.50% | Sheep—2,500; lambs strong to 15¢ . higher: fat range lambs mostly $15 Ful 1.08%" 1.03 | @16.40; natives $14.50@14 fed " pt 1.08% 4 1 clipped yearlings $13; sheep and feed- 4 gis ers ady: no choice fat ewes in aoe cluded; feeding lambs $13.75@14.25. Tul 41% 41% Sept 12% 41% ——. - 4 441% | | CRUDE MARKET, hare 2m low oneceiaedaielani bares cables 485%; 60-day bills on banks Flour 181%. France demand MINNBAPOLIB. —Fiour | bles 4.74. Italy demand changed. rele. 1.00 Big Mule Creek arr , | Sunburst —. 28 Hamilton 1 2 orris 2. , ig | Byron July 18 18.20 48,20 | Note opt. 18.20 18.20 | Plot Butte Oct 18.00 18.00 18.00 | Lander Bellies— dd Provisions ‘Arte CHICAGO, July 31.J—Wheat num een ber 2 red $1.591@1.62%; number 2 | '! Bast white 42% @4ho; Muddy 75 | Lance Creck 1» | OsaRe 21.76 Creek, Ught .... Rock Creek A $1,59% 41.04%. Co r $ 4 4. Corn number Salt Creek xed $1.05% 01.06; number 2 yel- $1.08@1.09%. Oats number 2 number 3 white % Rye number 2, 986, 76@85c. Timothy seed $6.75 NEW YORK, exchanges, cents: ¢ Tuly 31, — Poreign irregular. Quotations in Britain demand 485% Ribs $18.25; bellies " July 3 :. Shipments 3 bar: | bles 3.6 Bran $24.00, ! Gormany Demand 25.87 Holjand 40.0, MUCH OBLIGED FoR THE DOPE! ILUGET HIM ~ AND HIS GANG WHEN L GET THAT $10.000 REWARD VLU Give you AGOOD TEN CENT CIGAR FoR TIPPING ME OFF! strong to 25c higher. | bullc Business Briefs (Copyright, 1925, Casper Tribune) SAN FRANCISCO—Theater build- | ing is active long. the Pacific coast. | Ackerman and Harris now are con- | structing theatres in Los Ange! Oakland, Fresno, San Leandro and Hayward, which will cost at least $3,000,000. Sid Grauman.of Los An- geles, will build a big moyie house here and an $800,000 ampitheater at Santa Barbara. HOUSTON—Crude oil. production in the coastal and south Texas fields for the last week. averaged 179,745 barrels daily. Bighteen: new. wells in the coastal ifelds added 3,775 bar- reis to initial production, MINNEAPOLIS—The first | Min- nesota 1925 wheat received here brought 18c above September deliv- ery price. Protein content was high, assuring good premiums. CHICAG—Cold storage holdings ef broflers amount to 7,273,0000 pounds, compared with 2,988,000 a year ago, and of roasters total 18,- 709,000 pounds compared with, 5,882,- 000 last year, Cold storage turkeys total 10,027,000 pounds compared with 9,058,000 last year. DES MOI S—Steps are being taken to organize the Towa milk producers into a co-operative mar | keting association, with distributing agencies in 22 cities, PORTLAND—Mills of the West ern Pine association last week. pro. duced 38,999,000 feet and sold 30,- 436,000 feet and shipped $2,178,000 feet. DETROIT—Coal . movement » into this territory has shown betterment in the last week and predictions are that shipments will inerease mate rially during August SUGAR July 31—No changes ocurred tofiay ‘in the refined sugar market, with prices ranging from to $5.40 for fine granulated he demand was light and what ttle business was reported went principally to the lower priced re finers, HUDSON. AND ESSEX Are third in building of CARS, ONLY FORD AND CHEVROLET Build more. There’s a reason! Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8mm, and 1'p. mane b how Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m, 1 P, m. and 5 p. Ee sarod us paeyes 9.807% Dally Co, BAGGAGE rg TELEPHONE 144 Tae rae an an