Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1925, Page 8

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AG ~_ PAGE EIGHT Che Casper Daily Cribune TRIBUNE | YOU KNOW ME, AL---Adventures of Jack Keefe WELL, EVERY Goby IS @LL GETTIN’ joullog, mv THE Worl iM COM he REPORT, Stocks and Grains “131 WELLS DRILLED IN DURING MONTH! OH, SOME OF THem GASE GALL TERS DON'T WRITE (ea Friend Al: Well ALE be Cribune has got me sined to cover the world sericus for them. Your old pal aint only a great pitcher now but a Ist class co-respondent as well. this anes SAYS HAT FRED isorLarge Increase Over August Completions Is! Shown in Summary of Operations in b \ I get 100 berries expenses and State for September. | free eats at the reception rms. for the writers. Make out I wont ew wells the joint account of the Consolidated go 12 innings at that lunch coun- g oll fields Roy and Western Exploration ter-4 I got this job to late for, the companies. ] opening story of the serious and and Prairie Strike Fizzles Out. | the editor sined my name to 1 ig : deeper nite dlscovs he had already. Well Al watch erat | the papers for the real dope on as roduos | Hon f county, °:y ns the big serious by 1. ‘ i > Ot t roducing sand e: * FoR carat Lot 194. tles dti4,407 feat only’ three ‘feet. in thick: Jack Keefe f the last month 4 wells a month ness. y the casing of ofl stood in five feet 2t4-inch was set when - ence {s mdde|2nd preparations made to drill in new wells being pre-|@ producer, only to’ find that the € in operations. bit already had gone through the Deep Test Delayed. still at 3,229 feet. On sand. Hopes are held out for com- mercial production at a lower depth. Arminto structure, Hole {s dawn eit ole ani tio fir: we me POU lat feadquarters for the supervision 1 and gas development of the ky mountain region {s now ¢en- d in Casper as a result of the ntment, made public a few days eele as one of threo who will have charge of C ‘asper Headquarters For Supervision of Oil Lands quarter of a million dollars. The Texas company under the contract will drill out the Maverick Springs field, which produces a black ofl, and will share 60-50 with the Sher!- dan-Wyoming in the profits, ' WISH 1 WO cture south | 2,600 feet. The test is located north- AL y ig down 2.648 | west of Casper in Natrona county, CALL FER ia = § drilled for | Wyo. MR. BLAU! ‘4 ROOM -1T19 Oll o y is till SS 7 eae : fuse ets se2 deep] __Arminto Muddy Sand Drz. THIS 1 A FINE Jan Ir pagent Waa ng PLEARE Wawe SOE Tee 4 S$ of the] Texas Production company found IN: CAN'T GIT OUT OF AS CLERK TO EARN MY WATER SENT TO my e operations | the Muddy sand dry fn {ts test of the TOWM AN HAVE NO ROOM AN’ BOARD- GEE-1 eqs ster ©1925 ay Ieee Feature Senvice. Inc. 10:5 Great Britain rights comeved for the government. Mr. Burris Test Resumed. ; deputy supervisor for the] Drilling has been resumed by the ates bureau of mines, has| Montana Glant Petroleum company Oct. 240. Average cost for she ending r charge of this work | at 3,150 feet in its test of the Burris Oil ‘ Nov. October 3, 1179; welght 256. Pe The terri em-| dome, 10 miles north of Salt Creek. Wyouoy MS | Dec. Cattle—Receipts 27,000; fed steers his supervision ex-| The well has been standing for some Ribe— and yearlings slow; very few early ‘h t sea ostdsitieid moet parle Allis Chemical and Dye quatetlones Berea? Wuhan Belles diseras totmenrsentiy, salea’ sT00e: nd the » reports of ie! men will nt AL ¢ be Broker — : ! Thos om all sections. Gasoline Exports Large. American Can -- Py Oct. -. 18.5! 7.8) he stock slow, weak to 15 not ae Ten solid trainloads of alice tor | American Car and Foundry .. | Bae if nese Noy. lower; bulls steady to weak; veal »ye Texas Buys Sheridan-Wyoming. | export were shipped to Baton Rouge | American Locomotive X mostly steady; heavy calves weak to ; s compahy has purchased | from the Casper refineries of the | American Sm. and Ref. teen petite : bah se | CHICAGO, Oct. 5. Wheat: None.|25c lower; stockers and feeders mod- x heridan-W Ol! company, | S , American Sugar‘ --- oy i Rega. Tey > 8) i anes % Corn, number .2. mixed 81@32c;|orately active. steady; bulk grass at coetoe a Siete ree SRCete EG o coeeae American Tel. and Tel. Fear of Tighter Money Re-|Centrat Pipeline 3580 |News Spit an EUG DO AID eee ee rice parce AEA ara reap Aid gs field of Fremont county,| shipments amounting ot some six| American Tobacco - 3 acts Unfavorably on E. T. Williams --—-- .08 ) 09 Helps Send Prices on Oats, number 2 white 39@40%c;|@6.75; heffers $5.50@6.75; canners The Sheridan-Wyoming| million gallons. These deliveries are | American Water Works - 54 Wall Street Bessemer --. Market Upward number 3 white 38% @29!c, and cutters $3.00@3.60; bologna bulls CS has several completed wells shut in,| made throughoutt he year on a’con-| American Woolen --~ 39% = Western Beate => Rye none. M2 $4.00@4.50;* practical veal: top: $11.00: e price paid for its interests by| tract with tho Standard of Louisiana | Anaconda Copper Ag Kinney Coastal ~-.--- CHICAGO, Oct, 5.—(By The Asso-| Barley 55@75c. * heavy calves $6.00@7.00; stockers: . ra Scie Texas is said to approximate a] tor 100,000,000 gallons. pats sti ay beseren ais patie: wes RET Te optics : ciated Press)—Stormy weather in| Timothy seed $7.00@7.75. and feeders $6.50@8.20. Atl.’ Coast’ Line - ti | Gay's atock market, Rectifcation’ of |Eikhora 222 Canada Iikely to delay threshing had| Clover seed $20.00@27.75, S:;+ | Shcep—Recelpts 12,000; native fat Baldwin Locomotive 119% | day market, Rectification o ea ee eeeie atten oe atta | axantgel OE: Gy fiambs full steady at 314.50@14.85: pS Reltivre (and [Ohio = “si | the deficit in reserve shown in’ last | Domino bP bogota and carey & aay Maes YT CT bidding fully 25¢ lower on fat range m | ye aC eC! ctivity Ir Ss Bethlehem Steel Saturday's clearing house through }Royalty Producers —. Caer sin yates ton pleat sipae ane te allen J440,008 offerings ‘at $15.00@15.25; all other the callin of loans on stock col-} Sunset —— y ul 7.50; | ease lateral wan) reflected tn .thecheary| Plestiy 202-0 ie iby UA verpanl saavinand thats Haaley Taga HAT OTR ONES . P Central Leather pfd. 6214 | Mquidation of a broad variety of} Atlantic Petroleum ‘ Ing ewes $7.50@3.00. T Ow ard A eat ial eak Cerro de’ Pasco Industrial issues, a number of which'| Great .Northern Regan volume {yeaa ea peate ana chad ib Chandles Motor - fell back three to six points. » Pool Quaker Of] ~...-.--.-- the movement of wheat to Russian why activities continued, however, in the | Chappell baad sor Lasker Re P. 2 Chicago and Northwestern -. 68% | ™érchandising.and mail order shares | McKinnle Pparpualen current (trata lanestols Chicago. Prices. i otatoes ROYLE. | Kulas, president of the Oils Steel} Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul pfd, 15% |4nd a number of specialtles. Nash | Merrica Royalty ------ mills have enough orders on hand.to| CHICAGO, Oct.'5.—(U. S. Depart. |! : Casper Tribune.)|company, and James A. Campbell,| Chicago, R. J. and Pacific _. 46 | Motors showed an extreme gain of | Buck Creek a Meep'the satll rh Tae i onthe, | ment of Agriculture)—Hogs—Re-| © = Oct, 5.—The throt-|of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube] coca Cola. 32 points at 488 and Woolworth | Riverton Pet. we ne unlces, Be to 10 hiches,| celpts 86,000; fairly active, ateady to| \CHICAGO, Oct, 5:—Potatoes re been opened an-| company. Coletedo. Bull 38% | Crossed 189 for a gain of ten points, Opening prices, %c to 1%e higher,| 5 lower; desirable medium and|ceipts 102 cars, total United States “s, last week and| ‘The. effects of.’ th essitall 3 [on buying predicated on the bellef DEW. Revie, -Benvernbers S228 nata aig ‘ shipments Saturday 1,113, Sunday ~, s he anthracite | Congoleum-Nairn 3 = ar ‘ heavy weight butchers and smooth tumn peak ac-|etrike are beginning to bear dow 5 that another stock dividend was in \ Carb Stock $1.35% and May $1.36% to $1.36%, ; | 80; trading rather active, with prices ginning to bear down | Consolidated Gas = rs jocks. were followed soon by moderate fur.| Packing sows show minimum decline; ne of wholesale|on both operators and miners. The| Corn .Products ex. div z prospect. Foundation Company | prairie 51 y «|All interests buying; bulk good and|S¢ to 10 higher all around; Wiscon- ents released since of keeping the mines in condt-| Gruci touched a new high record in an- ther gains. #] os oer sin and Minnesota sacked round ping a cond!-| Crucible Steel -- = Sub: , f] choice 140 to 225 pounds weight at most gratifying| tion is a heavy ‘burden and mine} GubasCane Sugar, pta. 2 ticipation of {ncreased earnings on ubsequently announcement. 0 £1) ¢1) 7919.63; top $12.75; packing | Whites $1.85@2; fancy shade higher; t of retail trade| workers reflected the effects of shut-| payison Chemical the new Greek Vardar river -con+|Continental —-.. £549 Dushels Increace of the United | cows largely $10.40@ 10.80; masority y finnesota : appar-|ting oft wages by disciplining mem-| Hodge Brothers, pfd. 5 tract, work on which is to start im-| New York Oil. 3% | Staten. Viatble Supply total Jed 01 oe strong weight killing pigs $12@ | Sacked Red river Ohios $2.25@2.30. ‘ nly er can|bers who accept employment at| py pont de > mediately. American Smelting, | Sait Creek Consolidated BE eee eet ee mighan [12.50; heavy weight bogs $12.20@ 5. : fare thele, chyanteation: Pitorsinons | Riscttio Power: & Light, Spa nie Diceeeraibo eesionetl eae G22 | Deceniber $1.2654 to 1.367% and May | 1265; Ught Nghts $11@11.60; slaugh- ' Dk are r organization. Erie: Fi banks 2 re Humble Of! _---=-: 68% : = 2.5 Bu id E: Erie First pfd. -- ke ter pigs $11.75@12.50 te cker instead of lighten: | production continues. heay shea Oh as : strength, but weakness| onto Oll-.--l ee $1.37% to 1.37%. EEO ih aed utter an gZgs pe: Seth vat | tare yy Famous Players dias eae, A erst Corn and cais sympathized with! Cattle—Recelpts 36,000; well fin Let © operating a a aanid Maoleted: Sections ‘the fall! General Asphalt papa clah Sate A yt tet ea oh wheat strength. After opening 4c to, {shed steers of all weights scarce: = uli o ding -has made its ap-| General Blectric motors, foods and. other. standard Jn- u . er 77% 7 about steady; others and comparable] CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Butter ~un- tt r pearance but { stl strials. Movements in tho rails Sac up, December 777ac to 78c, the “tL Le hae arance | Dot. try moet / Commune | OG dneral: Motors Hi basen = : . corn market underwent something | STades of she stock predominating: | changed, receipts 12,420 tubs; cream- 0) ai ste ate or | arith che aed eae EE Por | Great sNorenerinta: A eon Business riefs of a reaction but then rose higher | Practically at standstill, ‘talking 2sc]ery extras 49\c;'standards 48c; ex- ‘9 rd bie se dta'l Canpaenedied tlement of the | curr States Steel 81 UN MOTUS TIME AES Uaseclated : than before. to 50c lower, early top on long year-|tra firsts 47% @48'scz firsts’ 4444@ tH Lda atid acntendatangs Wh nts sng lussorses Mispute. | Hudson Motors 2 Mebane gpa ee ‘ ‘ t| | Later the corn market eased down | "ings $16.25, new prices forseason | 45téc. Seconds 41943 %c.' Eggs high- c ployed there actors In Florida are rushing | riltnolg Central ock market was Un) BURRATO, Ni T.—-Productin ot eee ane oe eta predictions | 1.600 pound. heavies $16.86; run in-|er, receipts 13,059 cares; firets’40® 0 5 jobs to { ie Nat Seas Independent. O. and ; apr pee vehther shock eens the Fe Ue Com: of-an early movement of the new| cluding about 15,000 westerns; early | 44c. Ordinary firsts 28@34c. n for over Tarveste - bes he vgs any show a ir cl r Z . 4 3 Ps eer: tf: alebr a rs nt ; Int. Harvester 1 of money rates would re-| Pars, Snow mS Oe the wear over (COP crop. Corn closed unsettled at | tAles to killers 250 off; stockers and ‘ Int. Mer. Marine ne large deficit in reserve se the same as Saturday's finish to So | feeders fairly active; weak to 2ic . Int ckel sae ag ne | 2° same period last year. December 76%, December | lower; bulls 25c off; vealers 50c lower F ° E; h — Kelly Springfield 7 Mod ae SFAYE Ty ad ee 77 at $13@13.50 mostly. oreign xchange kia Kennecott Copre slelded | 33a Malar tactineerit maahin s started at %@%ec to %@%e!| Sheep—Receipts 34,000; fat lambs ' x an hi a ri > 95 b0c 1 ‘i r for-copper has tet'| @hish ; 1 aking but severa! | ore a Pe ter we of 360,000,000, xiii | vance, December 39%0 to 39%e| Opening 250 to b0c lower; desirable! NeW YORK, Qct. 5—Forelgn ex is la s\for the metal weak, | LOulgvillo. and Nas! Jother-induetriats maintained their|be purchased from German manu+|@Nd held near to Initial figures. natives $15@15.50. Beet werterns held | changes steady. Quotations in cents: rf lefir ; Meck, Truck recent strength. Ward Baking “B’ | tectorers hy the.Russian Bqviet gov-|. LOWer quotations on hogs weak. | around $15.7 done on feed-| Great Britain demand 483 13-16; ca- he ness Demand for sas and electricity| Mariand Olt Ags mounted two points on the announ-|grnment under. a. favorable. credit |@ned the provision market. ing lambs, few early sales fat na-| pies 484%, (0-day bills on banks f as about 15 per cent above that Bie. pegnoe Ban cement that plans had been com-| arrangement, it was’ learned. here, Renesas Open High Low Close tive ewes se steady. 480 13-18, 5 ie \ the corresponding time of 1924.| > ontinen pleted for a $400,000,000 baking mer- ec. +85 LAT. 1.85. 1.365% STF France demand 4.63; cables 46314. : Mo., Kan, and Te - and Chrysler rallied 1% points. . h—It’ dere 1,86% 1.38% 1.86 1.97% Omaha Quotations Italy demand 4.02%; .cables 4.0! { th Missour! Pacific, pfd 82 PONTIAC, Mich.—It is uni i i bhi ot a ver Eee ea Alissouri Pact aes c nat neasiness over the money situa-|stooq here that the General Motors a OMAHA, Neb., Oct. §.—(U. 8.|Demand Belgium 4.47; Germany ry): ' 1 sean teninery iver ae rew more acute in the #ubse-|is preparing to’ announce a new 781% 76% | Dep't. of Agriculture)—Hogs—Re: | 23.80. 5 » Commodity Trade N (ies toca ‘cunen nnd wa coured th | tnt ae motor tobe haan, ie si AM | cls 0: mat and Uent nate [| i (od ews BES tiie = that the market's technical fo-| pontiac car” which will be made _.,, (ers fully steady; others and packing} MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. | « ~ | New York Centr sition had been weakened by last} sn the Oajland plant and will sell +3944 | grades mostly steady; spots 10c low-| Flour unchanged to ic lower. Family yf Steel angel 7 week's broad trading. Pivetal n-| tor approximately $800. A3%% [er; bulk 160 to 220 pound weights| patents $7.90@8.60 « barrel, Bran \ n ron "insulating #wall boarding, eastly depressed, TCHEZ,, Miss.—This city is en- $12.00@12.35; top 12.45; packing sows | $22.50. | 6 PHILADELPHIA 1 paper and similar products ucks dropping 4% points | joving the best business’ in years, -S1__ | $11.65@11.85; ernooth up to $11.15; Renee e esa, 1 ny certainty as to its tut aw mill waste | re erican Can more than 8] owing to the large incréase in cotton -86% | bulk of all sales $10.75@12.25; aver] Tell the Advertiser—"I caw it in el if pm t aaiaty Pacific Of -.--. in the first half hour. jt crops in Louisiana, and Mississippi. age co! weight! The Tribune. \ |) Loomer heer come cal eee, re time losses of 1 to 2% ctiona will produce 60 to 100 n F vants ORTLAND, Ore.—-Due to the| Penns; points were registered by United| dey cent more than last year. uu Ab £00 men of broom corn prices of] Phila and Rdg. Steel, Baldwin, Hudson Mo- 4 : . nha =to date dail ¢ advanced strongly with| Phillips Pet. International Paper, American] yaGKSONVILLE, 'Fla—Twenty- : lu Fact vf _ © been | fe Nesrete: = ral preferred. and Inter-) six Piorida cities issued building f arr Radio Corp national Telephone. Buying opera-| renmity in September calling for ex- rf = rt Z | Reading tions however, continued with vigor | penditure of $27,255,663. Miami! led SACRAMENTO.—A_ shortage of! Rep, Iron in I Brothers A’ shares, | with $5,603,680. vt Pes ‘ refrigerator cars has cut grape ship-| Reynolds Tobs which jumped pol to a new Ne A u.—Work has been|ments from 1,600 to 800 dally. This| st. Louls and San Fran. high record at £9. Mercantile {s- ‘ 5 , ETROIT.—Enroliments “in ‘the e th ew the|is not regretted by growers, since| Seaboard Air Line sue o gave a good demonstration cane future purchase plan have : Fiber compan; wi etx are crowded Sears Reehunk =. of group strength, with actlvities| sown reminrkable increase thie = Sinclair Con. Ol! centering in Sears Roebuck ané the| oath and are’coming in at the It | | Southern Pacific . Kresge, May. and McCrory Depart-lrate of 1,800 dally. They provide rc Crude Market Metals Southern Railway ~ ment stores stocks. Forelgn ex: | ostiy tor delivery during ‘the ‘hol!- | Standard Ot!, Cal. - changes were stendy at the opening | Gay season ‘or early next’ epring. 0 & a A Ctandard Ol}, N. J. with demand sterling slightly high:| they now total about 175,000, le t Creek 36 to $6.9 gravity .$2 78 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—Copper—/ Stewart Warner er at $4.83 15-16. Tay ‘ 87 to $9.9 gravity ~ 1.87) pun: electrolytic, spot and futures,| Studebaker Buoyancy of the merchandise, | ep, i , Greek 14% @ldKe. Texas Co. chain store and other high priced n Juddy Tin—Steady; spot and nearby,| ‘Texas and Pacific ~ 52 shares had only a partial effect in ; i } $00.25; futures, $80.12, Tobacco Products . 9014 | stopping the selling elsewhere. §. S, Iron—Irregular; No. 1 northern} Transcont. Oll . Kresge roxe 814. Woolworth 7%, } 00¢21.00; northern $19.00] Union Pacific .- | Seare Roehuck 3% and May depart-| yey yoRK! Oct. 6.—Bar ‘silver 2 southern $20,00@21.00. | 17, ©. Cast Iron Pipe « ment stores 3 points ah Motors| ox. Seezican dollare'b4%. teady: xpot $9.50, U. S..Ind. Alcohol . jumped 20, New York Ship Butta. | 2% irm; East, Bt, Louls spot|t. §, Rubber ng 6%. General Ratlway Signal 4% j oe . futures $5.00@8.05, U. 8. Steel .. and Ratiway Stee! Spring 414. Amer-| Many fssues. sold at .the lowest P i | Wabash pfd. loan Smelting advanced 3% to 11514, | levels of the day in the final hour } Dome Poultry | Westinghouse E eotrie Willys Overlar nd in anticipation ef a higher dividend declaration at the forthaoming dl- rectors meeting. Call loans renewed while others, including Coca Cola, North American and U, 8. Rubber, reached new top prices for the year, Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Resoclatiot , ICAGO, Oct. 6. 1t § ier seat Declines tn General Electric, Mack a RARE TA BARNES & SON j f ren t receipts 12 cars: a pe ) Th \Sostne wan treegular. The | Trucks, Chrysler and Atlantic Coast aide Cor im Auditor: mee Soe and Colorado | coches -~ 66 aprings j feonteeton Im Yelee movements per | Line ranged. trom 4 to 6% potnta. isi; Cocmer Fester Bidr.. Denver } Het Butte -. a+ LSS keys fhe; Tribune Want Ads Bring Kosulte sisted un te the market's close. ‘Sales approximated 7,900,000 shares } - a Sn he

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