Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1925, Page 8

E EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune AILY [_-=~e= | TRIBUNE Oil and Financial News Commodity Trade News Nuts Knit Goods TLAND. Ore—Thi xceqded ail humber of garme eir money value Steel STER, Pai—An experim has been placed with the Sun e in product the compan of purchasing manufacturers nocess rayon from other bonds closed: 3 100.19 101,28; second 4s, 100.30 101.11; fourth 44s, 102 ernment 4%s, 106. to 15¢ highe tle bulls; bet lunds = weights 8.60; | Potatoes pound 3 { t. 15.—Potatoes weight pigs total U.S. ship REBT SP TT ATT EO Gas] eavy weight hogs | scent ng fair; "markets| steady bulls rurals $1.95 | | | a | } | l¢ { Minnesota and Wisconsin Colorado $2.60@ 2.65 ter piss 00@ 13.00. receipts 9,000; fed steers steady to strong; year. ive demand; grass} western runs ab t $16.25; | S steers $16.25; | | | three loads aster. FURL SAciall ptt Sahn neceen sugar prices today were unchanged | stockors and fead- ie ot60 to $5.70 for fine granulated, | rong to higher; qualified W ut business was ght owing to the = ss) a - uneettled feeling In the raw market. to feeder dealers $7.75@8.50; | “"guuies poring in the raw mai ck firm; vealers sharply hig . Baunee ino! atea 0G 14.50. D. receipts 1,300; desirable fat gearce; bulk western run of few early sales fat native $15.50@16.00, strong; eome \gher; feeding lambs.and sheep desirable fat native 50: better grades’ fend rurals $2.05 acked peoples r s strong: ] ead; best welghy 50 proximate sales 55,000 tons; + December + May $2.54 ; patent 16, and cate ks downward... | unchanged: recelpts “1 Omaha. Quotations HA, Neb., Sept. 15.—(U. 6. } of Agricul | 7,500; but Market Gossip slow; steady to 10 cents 1b Ik 149 to 160 pound wel PROS ers ea @12.80; desirable 160 to —(By The Associated Pressi—A diy: Is elections $12.90; top $12.9 0 pound averages butchers ws mostly | able October up to $10.75;| record September 30. le—Rec: eipts 9,000 earlings ac’ strong Silver ass steers to 26 cents I fed) NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—Bar sil and yearlings 8.50: ! ver, 7 Mexican dollars 54% | gs $14.2 we steers —_— | gra steers 1 ‘ | Voultry ° CNLLALK SAY "HEAL PROPOSK WILE MME rte “| Agreement Expected By French Upon Debt Program. | | Am | dered to | departure for The finance ns a farewell before his the United States. minister declared he was a great friend of the Anglo Saxon race Derertbed another Christopher Chumbui to discover America t's too flat to be com: h the great navigator, I do make such an tmpor- Y YORK t But 7 admit that gee stend Qu th some surprises tn Great: Britain 4 my etru with the American 6 484%; 60-day b rks | I France demand 4,72: cables eto PER Italy demand 4.0914; cables STONIA, 8. ¢ Henry Ford reported ba negotiating for cccerterhrinsiaipinanssentees the Loray Mille, engaged for year in une Want Adp Bring Resulte manufacturing aute tire fabrics sina New. York Stocks | Al American ican American American American American American American American nda Atl. Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore Bethlehem Steel California Canadian Central L Cerro de Chandler Chesapeake and THATE, AM MAGCIESS Chemical and Dye Friend Al: Well Al I half to laugh every time J think of the Yanks trading me to Chi. Here I am sitting pretty to get a peace of change out of the world serious and old Jake Ruppert is getting corns on his fingers from signing checks for rookies what Hug has bought. Aint the world strange though AL The Mrs probly-has got the $ all spent in‘her mind though as I seen her clipping out a lot of fur ads out of the papers before I left Chi. Ineed a Jayout myself but f guest what I will get out of it wont buy me a haircut and w (GUESS TH shave. Jack Keefe YOU KNOW ME AL --- Adventures of Jack Keefe AT'S: ENOUGH FOR (oO KNOW, TACK, ITs @ SHAME 1ON'T 17 | \ NI AN PLAIN Aik DARE BOTH OF ‘EM -* OREADFOL ey Ea J allt EAGT ~ TULATE GAINS Last Sale Can Car and I ounary. Sm. and Ref. Selling Mrevarient Develops | panel eras) Today; Oils Weak on } Tobaceo .- Prairie Dividend. Water Works wer rs | Woolen NEW YORK, 15.—Stock | Copper prices displayed a sharp reversal of o form today. an early outburst of Line trength being followed by a sharp n carried many issues and Ohio -. flown which to 3. points. originated wiih The selling, traders and Pet. - eventually encompassed a large Pacific sunt of profit taking, was asso- eather vith the culation of re Pasco ports that legislation to restriet the Motor percentage of funds which banks had been permitted to loan on sic k and | ailateral and other defiationary | Kinney Coastal | WYOMING Ol Quotations by is Blas Vucurevich, Broker 208 Consolidated Royalty Building Bid Ask Western Exploration Consolidated Noy } Central Pipeline T. Willams Bessemer Western States Columbine Jupiter <.. Hikhorn ~. Domino © .---- oo. ‘ Reyaity Producers --- Of | Sunset 0015 Pleardy 02 Atlantic Petroleum . Great Northern Quaker Ol) . Preston Oil Mellem Oi) .. McKinnie Buck Greek - Chappell WHEAT PRICES ~OGORE ADVANG 1 JUST CAN'T, THING OF THE ¢ WORDS TO MY ksone TO SAVE MY _MECIC, pow iF, SxOU MG SOST. froray He MOSIC) ‘EVERY. THING WiLL » (3 eaTecT A. epee s Inv” Feature Seavict Great Britain reserved. 5 ; ety hie Gladys oeder and Thelma y} 4 yy P er were arrested by the sherif: Corn Values Fall Off | (Continued From Paze One) Kee cles tela aL Pe: : stitte | Trading on Chicago |in New Meico and Wyoming, the| ce ! on charge, otiistan | Exchange. | same writer says, “The bahking eit-|!arceny. L. J. Corey is the plaintifr <r vation in each hag cleared itself of] The pair is alleged to have stolen CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—{Associated | doubt and danger and is strong and|® coupe belonging to John Bogan Press). — Active buying redited| hopeful. -Farming conditions have | yesterda) largely to three prominent traders conspicuous of late on the selling side Ied to a material upturn tn wheat prices today. The ‘upward swing lifted December delivery about 3% cents above yesterdays bottom sheep growei year. progressive ken out of unsettled %c to lta c net Higher; December $1.50% to $1,53%, and May $1.03% to $1.53%% pared by long list of because all STATE BANKERS TOMEET HERE been well and cattle growers and Most of the: hindrances now are shapely level. solvent, and very many of them The highest premium on the pres-| profitable.’ ent crop. ‘The wheat market closed} Aithough the program as’ pre- be gotten through with in one day USE IF sack CHES EO pacers Famous Losin’ ANKS WITH One wil pitch f WHAT & 'D MAXEY THINK © Name out Pat. Office etl Syndicate, 1 ‘TWO UNDER ARREST FOR THEFT OF AUTOMRILE rs will make money this to banking have been ta the banks so that they and strong and | He's Retelling *- Old;-Old Story ir. Henderson shows 4 speakers, the work. can the addresses are to be Chicago, Mil. & St, Paul pfd measures would be introdu by } Arso Oil ,- | CHICAGO, Sept. 15.—{Associated| short, ‘with dfscussions following . Chicago, T 1. and P. Chairman Madden of the house com: | Press)—Reports that Canadian wheat | them, The program for the banquet Coca’ Cola -------- mittee on banking at the next ser |'8 pressing for sale at the seaboard |in the evening will include two dis- Colorado: Fuel 1 of congress. The recent sustain: | Prairie Oil 4 | bad an early bearish effect on wheat} cussions, The discussion on* “Our Congoleum-Nairn in many issues had left} Mountain Producers - prices today Besides, Liverpool | piminishing Resources” will be led Consolidated Gas --- 89%! the market in a lien®d techn’ca! | Sait Creek Producers - quotations fajled to respond to yes-) by former Governor B. B. Brooks, Coca (Products: { aici beanthientatl: terday’s upturn in values on this|«small Herds of Sheep on Farm Crucible Steel i Hea s of the oils was directly | New York Oll — riderot the Atlantic. “There were de-| also ‘will be discussed at that time, | Cuba, Cane 4 cable to the omission ¢ Pral- | Salt Creek. Cons es petted ee, Rare Hes kn palgats It is expected that about fity | Davison Chemical --- 1 Gas dividends, Sugars | Humble Ol ~ amage t NF Arg a On¢ | bankers from different parts of the moi belmepthare td Bombe |it was contended’ that the critical Jodke Brothers 1 lependent strength de-| Ohlo Ol ... | : state Will be pregent at the conyen- > nours . time fer Argentina frost is the Mid Du Pont de Nemours - kners of the raw sugar Me of November.. Opening prices. | 4°"- Blectrle Pe a jheld up well wittt sne-| unchanged to 4 vents lower, Deéem.| !" the morning of ths convention se eh bl dpc , be sahown, by Radic) C d M k t | | her $1.48" to 1.48%; and May $1.50'% | day, following the president's ad mous Pid id h up half points | | rude arke | [to 1, “61, were followed by moder. | dt the treasurer’s report, and : m ; ; | late rallies but then by ‘setbacks | such other formalities of getting un. a IS points to} sajt Creek, 36 to 86.9 gravity .$1.7 anew der way, Robert D. Carey will speak : coat i ‘ t Creek, 87 to 39.9 gravity . | Subsequently, with rains, north-|on thé “Cattle Industry.” One of : : we ee eee || Rock Creek west trading, to reduce arrivals of| the best nien in Wyoming to talk of nT% ORK ent. 15.—{Asso: Mudd. | new wheat. the market deveoped | the cattle industry and its problems . f tt nin Ay 4 | r ares After of 1 to % a I x aa pact . * a ‘orcblig! D ‘ ents 2 ‘ 1 fa } au : ‘ Oe) Shares. 200: 1S0 eh JRO) Mb Jey One orn mark ed a bit more, but| ject fg “Alfalfa ar a George Remus, » “millionaire cae +3 , Pepi: pei Apt iis ae Hed Lander scored slight galns His address will be fc tit. | bootlegger”’ of Cincinnati, liber ashville Ts | w sh Magneto mountin ts i ae FAR _ ? aS att ais sirite to: 4b! contalbes thie olla ang Lorne oak started at %sc lower, Decem-| teen minutes of disc ext ated from federal prison, is pre unburst ber hela Ay Albert Cronland of the j ctn A ate worked re t : | 4 alan he paring to go on a lecture tou , Mex board Oll prfit tak ne . heibrakiwiead een Dre In line with hozs. the provision | ers’ National Bank cf Cheyenne will Thich hee will preach, ‘Crise a ex. agp SN ipsidegs Perris) sue market was steady ddres convention Gone | , ’ s Mid-Continent Pet 2 Buying operations soon increased | gyron SWhaat Opke stslghl cows! Claas cir eater ee ee we com docs not: pay.” Mo., Kan. and Texas .- 4 volume hither low, pcised temite tine Siew sid . s°| puting Interest on Sayings.” Fol , Miseburt Pacitio pfd and’ accedaoriad:detteted Notches - 149% 1.81% 1.49% 1.50% bowing this address will be a lunch os {issour crepancy me acces es attracting §&/ Pilot Butte = 1.48% 1.51% 1.48% 1.50% mt Montgom 69 speculative volume, Willys: | pd ints Aue atr Papi taieatges (Ao 144 | Overland was whirled up, to a new] , - Sugar Beete and Their Value,” | 4 B {high price for the year along with 05% 94x, | Riven by George C. Muirhead of | mer ican ar | Fisk Robber, 10,000 shares of which | 4 M e Worland the She rm ss 53%, 5 were sold tn a block at 25.- With’an | | on y. J Py ted stig | by F. IL, Heale be next. “Bank Leader Kansan « |advance in pig tron prices. indieat- % OER “4 | Directors,” by Ohnhaus, wil) further Improvement in this in- EW YR »_ 18,—Call money sca, {then be given, “Behind Gilded | 71 | dus epublic and Crucible joined | ¢@ high DOW A SMO $368 “ait, | Bars’: by: A. Kendall. 64 |the upward movement of the steel [Closing bid 4; offered at. 4%; Inst “43% | This will be followed by an addres ; 63 |shares. Various "dividend-paying | loan 4; call loans acceptance 319 ** | on “The Coal Indust Eugene | 4 4814 | rallroads, equipments, tobaccos. and | mixed collateral 60-90 days 4% @4\% ST% 841. su | McAuliffe, presid. Union | Phila and ge. ( _ 49% | foreign ofle also were in demand. | 46 months 444@4%; prime mercan Lay - 4 ‘\ ? * Phillips Pet. ex. dt ~ 38% Tall Signal, Western | tile paper 414 9 96 @ Ulscussion; as Pure Oll BY oT preferred Louisville and will the one witch follows it. The! ARTO %|N ie, Se hulte and General (46 IIs 16.87 5 16,85 | Arst.will be on'“Dairy'and Pouutry,” i , ult, and Burns Brothers moved up| | Co lis 16.85 | by Mr. Faville y make | r 16.87 16.85 t. Faville. Fifteen min | : \1 tc D Foretgn exchanges | | tton | | discugaton lowed. | “S | | were Irregular at the opening with ls aire | serve E C setts St. Louis a Scandinavian currencies losing |" New YORK, Sept. 15.— Cotton : 17.00 17.00 also be followed by d ‘ Seaboard couse pany Sterling was un-! snot, quiet; middling $2 Belites | Pred Earl will speak, | otk changed at $4.84% ! Sept being the “P. ; " ‘Active ealffons Hirth i Sept. - peing the “Pea tndus Binclair Ce Pi A aie tty nly Ma rey pecauett | = Oct est and Milling” will follow Mr, Southern F eet, United SuRCarenae Exon wale B ‘ B f: ae | address and will be given by Bouthern ft , ited Sea Tae eee Tete ae usiness Driels | Cash Grains and Provisions Devio.. The. lust address of — Standard Ol, ¢ 5% to 1304 and nUneroUslocher. | CHICAGO. Sept. 13.—Wheat, No.| ternoon will be one Lo. Xe = ae ® sold a point or more under x F| he : 0. : Standard Wl Vcoterday ‘a ciee NEW ORLEANS—The New or. | 2,red $1.72; N hard $1.55 Corn will talk % tayo i a ad | Chrysler and Postum Cereal drop-|leans levee board has completed NEse yell mee N's Loan compar Texas « ped more under yesterday fiye| plans for the seawall along eae : nite” bests i si wary WET be done. Com: | spies oli aa in which will reeul. in . 40% c@ 40140. | mittees will report, officers wil be| Texas and Pac points. Mack Trucks, Westinghouso, | Pontchartral ribs $18.00. Mellon 421.00, @lected;” resolutions taken. : > Air Brake. Railway Steel Spring, | reclamation of large areas of land. 1c Fae utions taken up and Ae pest aah General Electric, Sears Roebuck,| Bids for the first unit. which will passed, The meeting will adjo ai, Galen rasitio International Harvester, Otis Eln-|oost about $2,000,000 will be adver: tl evening 7 ae vato! soon. nner wili be served 6 U. &. Cast Tr ator, AO Gulf, Atlantic rth tised for Metals 1 abhi ellis: rd trea at the | U. &. Ind. Ak Line and U. Cast Iron Pipe 2'%4 to = | to get the speak. , me rs 3%. Call loans again renewed at 4% | ATLANTA~SMippers who come } jing and dlecuesion started at 7:30. U, 8. Rubber - hot ica here for the Southeastern, Shippers’ a: ys ; As told before the entertainment of : The closing was heavy. Selling | regional advisory board meeting re-| NEW YORK, Sept, 15.—-Copper,| the evening will be 4 round table Chester I. Long, new presi wat partial. cheeked in the late |ported today that business through: | dull: electrolytic futures 14thc. ‘Tin, | discussion, The Arat subject to be| dent of the Amer Be Mnlinge ‘sehen the eall money rate [out the territory was better than at |firm: spot and nearby 358.37; futures | discussed wit! be “Our Diminishing | ciation, is th e ‘n ar Asso- 88.00. Iron dy: prices un | Resources.” and i wit Bid s the second westerne . t wan low rent, but | any time In tiv s ur a . Oe tid hs ys : t Woolworth . ¥ Wk 2 stor iets: Beta era 4 changed. © Lewd, steady $9.50 | former Governor BB Broous or 1° Mead the organization in ite Chrysler ort of the day, Brooklyn-Manhattan Flour. ady; East St. Louis spot and | Casper, The other subiect to come lOMK history. He ix a forme total ates pproximated two, millon! MINNEAPOLIS! Sept. 15,—Mlour Antimony epot $17.00 under” discuscion is this, “smayi representative and senator from Tribune Wart Ads Bring Results. | chares unchanged. Bran $28 to $25.5 L Herde of Sheep on Farms.» Mansas,