Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 10

PAGE TEN Che Casper Daily Cribune DAILY \ OFF IN LAST WEEK. Prices Continue Firm and Goods Market Contin- ues Steady Despite Decline in Activity on Boston Market. Stocks and Grain: | TRIBUNE Friend Al: Well Al the hole place is all excite it over the big show come- ing to. town and wherever you look they is putting up big signs and a specialy a bunch of | as the man of misery in fighting poses. And Al I look imense. They all can talk about old John L. being the Boston strong boy but they should ought to sce me. I make him look like the rose of last summer and that aint saying nothing about my curves. Ha Ha that even made me laugh Al. Jack Keefe Se MAW OF |SEE THE CIRCUS 1S COMIN’ TO "TOWN. 1 WONDER WHO THAT, MAN Ch CSE, 1S Milwaukee Railroad Plans Are Modif . 1€C 1 a f -. Ly | | de Nermour = Commodity Trade News 205s eet no AE oe et SR et oie i cet bl ae ea Furs. has come through in good Asphalt ROUGE enter the winter. Ranges are {n ve procured I!- | conditlo; Cr aring anima year and have gone id bayous fc h the ou though ear | Hudson M Independe: RNOOKIN¢ all weathe Kennecott Ailinods Central pringfield 41% | Retention Rate sript stern .- aul pfd. bemical, —- rtd. fotor t 0. Copp — Lek Valie: - [Business Bnefs ||Do& RG: TO xs to Ing Mex. Seaboard Oil SPEND BIG SUM, SAID, w $750,000 | Pei eeT reed paper DENVER. 0. ov. Pulp | The Denver and Rio Grande Bastrop, which | $™* fallroad’s 1926 budget, provi nt of over a| ©OF the expendit $9,358,972, representing tmprove ment ptogra t first unit of ctrie power Power and made today followir ol Cec Pure rR hern ndard banks, erican Pacific Railw Ol, Cal and » ond consteu STOCK PRICES ——AEMAINIRM of Rediscount President's Bullish 20.) — lvanco regained ¢ movement-in to, with buying. in- Vresident Coolldge’s business men tention of the 3! e by tle Ne bars,” prom 100,000,000 tive. tre signs of r a tempor uderg of t stantial tional erred were 113 to was on a reflection on house ad- commt sentiment, discurbed the: Philadelphia and ; ; y on profit taking. Woreig x id that AP ah : 2 opened firm, demand ster d Aba | improving slightly to $4.84 3.16 1 F : c frances moving up 4 Naval Arsenal | Fire Controlled ° oe | Foreign Exchange | aaa —| Tour | I Y ”) The naval a was c te ations in | 4 Higt ia eh uned-feur that | Wabas reg Brita 4 ‘ 3-16; | the h powder and | Westinghc ‘ Vigorous Willys 0 elvilian Ww See ce ne ee Sugar ured HAMMAN ES WHILE. ON TOPOF FREGHE CA YORK wy Gr SHERIDAN, Wye t 1 with heart fail. » Harry Pratt of Sherld while on n, Bur SPECIALIZING Lander way eman, died on eaxthe rS I Kler, the first rta- | Qeeee ~ i aa of Gillette, Kier ts $7 mites | Sunburst Consolidated Royalty ts Le mi : : ¢ | Western Exploration r on tep of} Byron e| ght car just ahend » way | Q), | E. T. Williams cnr, fuddeniy toppled backwards. | pio) ated: 't Tdenish . iward 'T. Ebzery., conductor, sum- glad to furnish any fy) moneda man in charge of livertock t tion of any of these is-@| .., train and the two hore him ls All stocks bought and#/ Me lived onty CHICAL | a} ite | re _ elect Blas Vucurevich, Broker dit Vhope 160 charge Shennandoi | quiry because of tmprop Crude Market = J): Lance Creek General 4 tered t and Pap V NEW | tures 14% } Tin easy } “utures: 68.1 tron tend 20.—(?)—Poultry ipts elght cars, dy 3 ae Anti ing uins of 3 to G TORK. eany; electrolyti nd 4.00 cent flurry 1 anc Ame’ tudson 8 t figures weak and pr Radio and Oblo w active buyin hich rore to we prefe Noy ).00 __ Wyoming Oils | ons by Bias Vucerevich, Broker © , 3 Consolidated Royalty } Building Exploration - 2.80 3.00 Consolidated Royalty’. 9% 10.00 pee Pipeline 55 60 | 109» 10 | a0 A 107. 09 36046 | .07 08, * 07) Jupiter 03% 04 Elkhorn 104, 05 06 08 04 05 00% ston Oll, 1,000 [t airie Oil Mountain | Salt c Produc « Produ Contine: Yor It Creek Consolidated -. . O. Ind, Humble Oi Onto Ol... 6o%w F Livestock | Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, Noy. 20.—(U. 5. De- partment of Agriculture—Hogs — 1,000; slow, mostly 10c to 20c lower than Thursday's’ best prices; pack- ng sows steady, good and choice {60 to 300 pound welght largely | $11.20@11.86; practical early top at $11.40; big. packers ‘bidding; up to $11.16 (for! desirable ‘ grades; bulk to 150 pgund. averages bulk ‘packing sows majority better killing $1140@1L75; 40 to 60. pound H avy welght Ught Ught $10.65@ yearlings ce of bids some be- WHEAT oGORED hogs | today $9.60 downward; around $10@10.25; latter top, better feeling develo; trade generally in other cass: $4.20@ 4.60; he: Sheep— Omala Quotations. »| OMAHA, Neb., Nov, 20,—(U. 8. De- | partment of Agriculture-—Hogs — slow, mostly 15@25c lower: 75@10.85; good and choice 180 80 pound averages $10.80@11; top bulk packing sows $10@10.24; ; aver- cost Thursday $10.85; welght 241. attle—1,700; feed wieers and year- $11; bulk of all sates $10 25@10.91 lings scarce, steady, quality plain, bul $7.50@9.26; part’ load $11.26: stock steady, bulls and veals stockers and fegders nomi- nally steady, bulk butcher-cows $4.60 @6; helfers $5.75@7.50; canners and cutters $3.3504.25; bologna, bulls at $3.75 @4; practical veal top $9.50; few up to $10. ee 00; lambs 2 ‘ong. best fed wool! lambs ¢ fed clipped lambs $14; practical no fat sheep included; feeders strong; three load choice 6% pound feeding lambs $15.50. Oil Summary | BY HILL-WEAVER & CO, Gladstone Hotel Bldg. # daily, an tncrense of 11,429 ov revious week. Light output ed 4,144 barre’s dally, averag: 200,428, Pacific Ol! declared regular sem!- annual $1.50 dividend payable Jan uary 2 to stock of record Decem ber 15, Ww eres tr October crude production in. Call- forn'a averaged 645.648 barrels dally against 668,795 In September. Stoclia of prinelpal marketing compantes on cont, “151,021,886 barre’s,, din in oye of 3,018 6: Pelt che | duction of Mght and heavy de in Megico' for week ended November 1. averaged 288.000 bar-| in- | @IN'T-You GOIN’ To FRESH GANG European Buyers Speed Up} Demand on the Chicago Market ‘ scored an early fresh pite heavy selling to reallze with continued favorable crop reports from Argentina, gave impetus to the unpward trend of the market. Ac- cording to one authority, the Argen- tine wheat yield between Rosario, Morteros and La Mrancia cannot ex- ceed five bushels an acre under the most favorable circumstances, and many fields have been abandoned. The opening. unchanged to 1c higher, ney style, December $1.60 to $1.605 and May $1.55%4 to $ was followed by gains all aro! ember touching $1.60 absequently the ma went a good deal higher, July establishing a “new top recorg for the season. Late ‘Indleations, though, that ex- porters had stopped following the advance ied to a reaction. Wheat closed) unsettied at tie same time sterday’s finish to ize net higher, new style, December $1.59 43 to 1,59\4 and May $1.56%§ to 1.56%. Fine weather made the corn mar- ket easy as compared with wheat. After opening at-%4c decline to an equal gain, December 75%c to Thc corn underwent a slight general sae. Later the corn market continued to decline. Corn closed easy, %e to Tc net lower, December 74%c. Oats sympathized with whent, starting at.tac to 4%c up, December 39%sc dnd later holding near to the: initial range. Provisions were firm, reflecting persistent: falling. off in the volume of hog arrivals tn Gaicago. Open High Low 3 nd, Close 1.61% 1.59% 1.59% ty 1.5844 1.55%4 1.56% \ 1.39% 1.38% 1.37% TAM 18% 80% 39% 4315 Ath 37% 15.90 14.87 15.90 14.45 Cash Grains and Provis ms CHICAGO; Noy, £0.—CP)—Wheat: Number 2 red $1.73; number 1 hard $1.66. Corn number number 4 yellow 7 Mate, number white 41@4l%e; number 3 white 4013 @40%c. Timothy seed $6,504 over sded $21.0030.50, Ribs $16.25, Bellies ss NER Se Hay KANSAS CITY, 20.) — Hay unchanged. y YORK —()—Call easier; high 4%; low 4%: rul. 414, Closing hid 4%; offered loan 4%; call loans ptances Time loans mixed collateral 60-90 days 4 merelal paper 4%. a ea SENSATIONAL ~ LETTERS USED (Continued Brom Page One) young Rhinelander to read it and then asked for a recess. During this time, Davis, Mr. Milis and Jus “~ Morachauser held a private con- “ference and the trial was adjourned unttl tod ‘The letters have beet 4-69 produced both tmes ip the midst of ore mination inte intimate de adlsof the premurlta! relations of oung Jthinelander and his wite. _-By DICK DOR RIGHTO Y \ \ PASTE 'S UPR Gy DAY @AND DOWN GAN STRIKE PEACE IN COAL FIELD REGION oOUGHT Short Terms Contract is Proposed by BY HILL-WEAVER & 00. Gladstone Hotel Bldg. ot-New York Federal unchanged at 3% per Rediscou Rediscount rate Philadelphia Fed- eral Reserve Bank increased from 3% to 4 per cent, | Motometer declared quarterly di idend of 90c on class A stock pays ble January 1 to stock of Decem John ibe Lewis. ber, 15, z ogg | NEW YORK 20.—(#). Fordham company. declared ini | forts aM thracite fi tial dividend of 40c on class A stoc and on common, both L January 2 to_stock of, Noyen 1 various quar inthracit yesterd: Lewi Work ract between was discussed. of the Kuhn . Loeb \& Co.’ and» National CitysCo.,. sent outrnotice to/eécurtty holders’ of St. Pauk.<ratilroad that} they, expect-shortly torpublish ‘notice of certain- modifications in’ reorgan! zation /plan and of opportunity for the deposit’ of bonds and stocks ur der the modified plan-wit! nilner h Althoug ators usion ty for $0 days after su : We ment. year contr: t ‘i it'what we wa One of tullway Stee! Spring “directors | Such & contract would t r voted to split commion stock 2 for 1 gement — wheret labor costs to dévlare 50 per cent stock dividend | WOUld be periodically adjusted to subject'to approval’ at spectal stoc! egont dit Noldets' meeting Janpary 20; ne t Wilkes Barre, Pu ttlement stock ‘to “be placed on $4.90 annual] Pin was put forward by Samuel H. basis! “extra “dividend “of $2,00 de- . Philadelphia. Cinancial writ- elared on ‘old comimon and regular o8e8 that F ident Lewis quarterly dividend of $2.00 payable the miners back to work and December 31'to stock of December 5, retroactive w reement —e ymimittee of five GE COURT AUSTIN, Tex D 20 Syndicate headed by J. P. Morgan is offering $100 000,000 Kingdom of Italy (external foan sinking fund per cent gold bonds at 94%% and ac- crued interest to yield over 7.48 per cent to maturity and over 7.66 per cent to the average maturity date. American and,Forelgn Power Aug- ust balance after taxes, but before interest, depreciation, etc., was $281,- 378, against $239,279 in August, 1 12 months, $3,429,550, against 9. (P— aa Texas’ three-cornered highwa Reo Motor Car for’ year ended tage in August (31, earned net profiis of ay with the ten $5,422,182, after depreciation, fed unexpected eral taxes, against $3,412,041 in pre vious: year, Finance minster, df Prussian state strongly Intimates he will withhold pproval of control of Giesche Zinc by Harriman-Anaconda d_ restitution un Road com minissio} No announcement with rediscount rate of feder: « of San Francisco is lowing meeting of director pect to reservic | ) La Frank Ir sion with show that the funding 4 Some times Noy. . 20.—() —Pota- CHICAGO, toes demand and trading very slow, market weak; total United tates shipments 635; Canadian five cars; Wisconsin, Minnesota sacked round whites °$3.25@3.60; fancy shade high- er; poor $2.75; Idaho sacked russcts $3.75 @4. A Ea cialis Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—(@)—Butter higher, receipts 6,101 tubs; creamery extras §1%$c; standards 46%c; extra firsts 47@490; firsts 44@45c; seconds A1@ Asc. balancing ¢ PRES, GOLIDE MES PLE Eggs, unsettled, receipts Sc cases; firsts 58@62c; ordinary firsts | to > W : 48@b56c: refrigerator extras 35! possible to ede firsta 34%4c, White House ‘ ATTENTION WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT GREEN ARE (AGAIN IN THE MARKET FOR ALL KINDS Metal, brass, radiators, man inner tul lead and batteries, We pay 20¢ per pound for ho mane and horse tail hair. We are paying the highest prices in the market. Get our prices for hides, pelts furs and wool. » Re GREEN & CO. 518 West Yellowston> Phone 2408