Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1925, Page 10

Oil and Financial News | ANCE CREEK FIELD ASSURED LONG LIFE Performance of New Wells and Speeding Up ef _ Production in Old Hold Sensations a: Field Stages Comeback. Performance of new comptetions | in the Lance Creek field tn eas | Wysming continues to provide a sen- | | ter {t had flowed for pix y » in originally a’ only an ently deepetied. at developments, oll men are agreed, assure g field of Jong ilfe and one that will’ produce ilions ame wo sation in ofl circles, The two wells “of the Ohio company on the Leo-lease in section 36-86-65 are pro- | of barrels of crude before the pro- dueing together more than. 2.000 bar- | ducing sands are exhausted, The pro- relé of crude daily while the Bick | duction fe loaded out of Lusk by,the Creek Ol company. has stimulated » Ol company for Regina, Can- production in its No. 20 on the gouth- refining and loadings have heen vast Of 34-36-05 tc ely a day | averaging about 2,409 barrels n day. Retail Trade Will Set New Record This Month , by tis notable that the volume’ ot (Copyright, 1 e is being better maintained {n SW YORK, moderate .sized towns than | some of the larger centers. Despite | this, some of the big stores are re portl 000 to nth | ganizations t gather spurt with which Ti now appe: volume of 000. Whole: es ore e notavalling.for Jan- 1 fous | uary 1, to lay out preliminary aelling by 10 per cent, But|»chedules for the next. year, Th ants want to “be shown" and | will start putting these efforts into re prepared to check any tendency | effect immediately after the turn of rd a slunip before Christmas. Four New Wells Added for ar ‘ ' . 4 of! have been drilled | section 35-40-79, Midwest lease, n the Salt Creek | was the largest- completion of the m by the Midwest | Midwest Refining, having made 221 comnpany on holdings of} berrels natural at 2,082 feet. Another | concerns and ohe by Schu- | Midwest oj! ws ster Brothers, The Schuster well, lo- | of section 14-40-79, will be a pumper cuted on section 32-40-78, started off nt 2,060 feet j at 150 barrels a from a depth | ~ Wyoming Associated No. 23, south 4 feet. ast of fection 35,40-79, wis cou pumper at 1,226 feet. ! Steel, j U OWN. — Because fron) PORTLA rkeys in th stocks of the company tre Jow, two | \Willamettg bringing as st furnaces at Husbbard,| high as 44nd 45 cente « pound net . of the Youngstown Sheet and} tu growers Fifteen. carloads of mpeny are being fired up,! Liaho turkeys have been bought by he company 12 active stacks | ¢ commission men at 43% Gf 17 in the Youngstown and) ce go Ulstricts. i Building Materials, ¥ ORLEANS.—The. McA¥Voy, 3 company of New York, has building here for a faetory knock-down homex “of and wail boards. made of stry* ts pretty on shipments of the ne rely to be ke Dry Goods. ATLANTA. — Work will begin | on the new nine Sears Roebuck building. Re and mail order departments will - in commission by next autumn working force of 1,600 will trained in Chicago ‘next ypring AKET GUga By Hill, Weaver and Company. . Ml. construct struc. 1 utility mill at “Min. ant in 1926 to cost $1,500,000, SACRAME bl ntomobile California this 1,480,000 vehicles, ish financial troubles have de- ve crisis, London dis- Bank reservés of 131,- 000,000 zelotys, 71,000,000 have been at| ve of 9.6| patches say, per cent over 14 spot mortgaged against American. und "Textiles, | Swiss loans. Proportion of gold hotes PALL RIVER, Mass—The Kerr) ls 18 per cent against a legal mini? Yahread mill, the Fall Rivee plant) mum of 30 per cent and there has of the. American ‘Thread company | 140. been uncovered citculation of vte 48 hours a week after | treasury notes approximating 380,- on'a@ five-day | 000,000 zeloty ant ings of and November esti- 100,009, |, Universal Pipe and Radi 1 above ar ations of 1,000,000,000 matks dis- miles, to retire inde! : ‘wage peat | ners! Baking Hy taken , per. cent sinking | over the Smith Great Western\Bank- und bonds at 99 and interest, a larg: rorporation which last year had roportion of this issue has been | turnover of six million dollars with aca odes B Pats net profits of about $1,000,000. reeds will be) sed te on tureola | Agent Cénieral for reparation pay- edpacky,” All ot the capital | Ray Gilbert «ih. report . an Sti Lae Argtlensliawagy: Pipe | German budget {s balanced pwatha. wipiontisatarsien 06 |e stabilized as its first effects. Re- : ther extensions no cash hag left Ger- ! nd ito provide addl- | nt& for 1926 .are as ba apt na Pan-American | ‘Bauking institutions which are Uallfc vata nett | members of Federal Reserva system Sona ori, ed dah year ended June 30 earned Dass ean nine monte eaaad Bele 404,000 an increase of ap- ai Hoe eeesen than #7.270,000 | proximately. $40,000,000 over preced- i year's Interest months. | T EOt AOE, tate bok ee eee) Manila Eieetric declared’ GU" is io ia her quarterly common dividend ‘pi 4 ember £1, recorded December 2 company, | n of the | Prev conts formerly was fously to December | Pall nrioes arudually - ' aioe tb $e8. a phate | , Ware Rudiocompany, on Saturday W887 which fatter | abut down owing to disagreement prevails to Pan, | With Music DMfarter corporation con- Mean Wertern Pete company | cerning delivery of Ware Hadio sets “an annbdl Sate Of approx! et approximately 1,000 70 # share’ o wi oUL of work i ended panne i str Railway November _— et tneome. before taxes, #4149 dol | 11 months 1,187,395. Cishers Wholesale conimos- ex 159.1 Uguinst: 161.3 a | ng mbt ht Hiylipiioe’ 118,-Minn, Dee. Me | voeke | whanged to ten cents carload mily at Averaye prices—d retytals % pound 5, up 44 bonds, 92.69,. up in | days rangng fcom'$350.- | | eur | 18@24e; 100.04, off 127 | roosters’ Tc; ducten | i] TRIBUNE York Stocks Last Sal American American Amertfean Anaconda Atehison ALL Ce Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio .— Steel ifornia Pet. Pacific Bethlehem adian Sentral Chanille: « Chicago, Coca Cols Colorado F Congoleum. on) the northwest | Consolidated Gag <. | Gorn Products ~ Crucibl Davison Che Famous General <Asph Elec General Motor nd Ohio trig Power je First pfd. Players Motors Leather’ pid. Northw I. , Cane Sugar, pfd. mical val tr Great Northern pfd.-- Hudson Moto Tlinois Cen Independent 0. and G. -. Int. Harvester --. Int Mer. Marine pfd. Tt. “Nic | Kelly Springfield Kennecott Copper — Lehigh Valley Loulsyille and Nashville Mack Truck ! Murland .Ofi ~. Mex. Seaboard Oll Mid-Continen fulf States Steels ors. =, tral t Pet. Mo., Kan? and Texas - Missouri Pacific pfd. Montgomery Ward - . Biscuit at. Lead North Ameri | Northern Pacifle ~ Pacific Oil Pan, Am. Pennsylvania Phila and Rdg. C. andI, .-. Phillips Pet. Pure | Oil Radio Corp. Rep. Reynolds To! aboard Air Southern Pa Boulhern Ra ard Ot}, aciti Ss S. Steel pfd. Westinghouse Electric Willys, Over! w U Wabash worth w York Central N. H, and Hartford and Western -. Pet. Sears Roebuck -.- Sinclair Con. jean Iron and Steel hacco B Line ol . cific iiway A and St. Louls and San Fran. - Zast Iron Pipe - Ind, Algohoh Rubber - Locomotive ex diy. Sm, and Ref. — and Pacific —- 52% 1p1 38 18%, 95% 29% 82% 43M 42% 87% 220% 30% 44% 110 06% 824% 116% 79M Oh 105 118% 12936 Ah 45% BY iid 53% 145 214 Crude Market _ Rock” Creek Big Muddy . alte Basin Creek ae Creek bull ight Mule Creek Lander Oraxe Sunbu st Hamilton Dome Ferris ' |. Poultry reek, 86 to’ 36.9 gravity - 1.79 Salt Creek, 37 to 39.9 gravity - 1 87 17 CHICAGO) Neo. 14.-—(A) ~Pouutry, plve., stead: 17@18¢e. ings 250; 4 receipts 18 cars turkeys 3240; wie Che Casper Daily eribune. OH, JACK- THIS 1S OWINE 7 I KNEW You COULD O@NCE 1 You TRIED STOCK DEMAND IS SPEEDED UP Prices Firm in Trading at Gotham With Some Exceptions NEW YORK, Dec. 14,—UP)—Spee- ulators for the advance regained control of the price movement in to- day's, market despite sporadic waves of bear selling and profit-taking. There was heavy ateumulation of railroad shares, Rock Island being bid up over 3 points’ while Chesa- peake and Ohio, St. Louis-Southwest- ern, Chicago and Northwestern, New York and Harlem, Erie common, and Peorlt and eastern were elevated to new highelevels for the year. Reports of record-breaking hoti- day trade stintulated demand for the merchandising issues: S. 5S, Kresge standing out with a gain of 15 points. Specialties, particularly those with prospects of special dividend distri- butions or capital stock split. ups, were again bld up jn spirited fash- ton. There were a few autstanding soft spots, General Asphalt preferred and Sloss-Sheffield h breaking. over four points before the end of the third hour while Utah Copper, which had not seld- since the announce- ment of the higher dividend, sold elght points lowe NEW YORK, Dee. 14.—()—Stock prices displayed. a firm tone at the opening of today’s market. Ralls were again In good demand under the leadership of Aftantic Const Line and Missourl Pacific preferred each of which opened a point higher. Chry- sler’ slowed an initial gain of 135 points and Marine preferred one, Speculative belief that money rates will soften after income tax _pay- ments have bean disposed of was re- garded in some quarters as a factor in the buying moyement. There were soM spots, General As- phalt breaking nearly two points on a renewal of selling pressure and Foundation quickly falling back 2%, Pools were agnin active in a number of specialties, Fleischmann and Art Loom advancitig-3 and 2 points re- spectively, to new peak prices for the year American Can, Amertean Linseed and Otis Elevator sold two or more points higher before the end of the first half hour, whilé United Cigar Stores, Postum Cereal, Ludlum Stéel, Hudson and American Ice were among the issues to advance a point or more. Foreign exchanges were re- actionary. French franca again: were ‘jin supply, falling 3%. points to an- other new low record for the year at 3.61-cents. Demand: sterling’ held fairly steady around $4.84 -9-16. The building up of various special- tles to new high prices.for the year Was utilized to the market stock in other quarters, they motors, United States. Rubber, American Water Works, United State Industrial Al- cohol, United CastiIron Pipe, United States Distributing and American Woolen exhitiiting considerable heav ines... Accumulation of certain high priced stocks went on in a confident fashion. Américan Can rose 4% to a record price, Geéneral Elec ained 5%, United States Real- eischmann and American. Lin- feed 4% and American Ice, Amert- can Brakeshoe and Fonndry, Worth- ington Pump and Savage Arms 3 to 3%. The renewal rate on call loans was unchanged to 5 per cent. The closing was strong. Undis- turbed: by a rjse in call money to 5% per cent, the market continued to surge upward under the leader- ship of the rail stocks, Chesapeake and Ohio sold at $1.25%, the highest price in ite history, and St.- Louts- Southwestern, Atlantic Coast Lin and Nashville, Chattanooga and S: Louls followed with gains of 3 to 4 points. ‘oundation company, and Mack Tr s, U, 8, Cast Iron Pipe and New ‘ork Canners were couspic: uously rtrong but U. 8. Rubber and Pu Pont fell back 2 to 3 points. Sales approximated 1,600,000, shares Be | Money W: YORK, Dec. 14.—@)—Call movey firmer; high 644: low 5%; rul. Ing rate 6; closing bid 5%; offered at 5%: Inst loan 5%: call loans Against adgceptances 4447 time lonna steady; mixed collateral 60-00 days 4%@5:- 46 months 4% @5; prime mercantile paper 4% ASCs alll | Liberty Bonds NBW YORK, Dec, 14, — Liberty honda closed 3%, 99.25 first 4%x, 101.29; second 4%x 100.23; third 445 101.4; fourth 449 (0191 ance of alr power. Stocks and Grains — , - MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1925 | MARKETS ONLY You: WALK FORWARD ALL THE TIME LET ME SEG NG. Nor SUMMERALL TAKES STAND ‘Court-Martial Hears Testimony of Gen- eral Who Withdrew as Head of Court When His Record Was Attacked WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.(4)——Major General. Charles P. Summerall, one of the outstanding figures of the Ameri- can army, took the witness stand in the Mitchell court- martial today to reply directly to Colonel Mitchell’s charge that #s commander at Hawaii he countenanced improper conduct of the island air forces. The general appeared before a court whose head he had been during the first few hours of its existence and frum which he had withdrawn voluntarily on the opening day of the trial after his record in Hawalt had been attacked In @ challenge by the defense. WHEAT PRICES PIVEN SETBACK Declines at Buenos Aires and Liverpool Bring Downturn. The general contradicted Colonel Mitchell's statement that as late as 1928, there were no‘army planes for air defense of Hawaii, He sald he was concerned in 1928 about the shortage of air service personnel and equipment but was told by. gen- era! staff officers that no reinforce- ments were available, “I then created two dir squadrons from fie'd artillery troops.” he ndd- CHICAGO, ec, 14.—CP)—Influenc. ed by a sharp decline at | Buenos Aires’ and at Liverpool, the wheat market ed. “and finally ‘got planes for hare Meveloned early: weal ey ness today. ‘Fine. weather preyailed etek In Argentina, and it was reported that shipments of wheat ’and flour to, Liverpool aggregated 1,739,000 bushels, compared with 746.000"bush- els a week ago. In, addition, Nqul- dating sales on the part of holders Quotations oy as Vucerevich. | here met with only moderatesdemand, Chicago opening brices %c.to 2c low: 203 bigaactae Royalty er ‘new style, December $1.67%. and jas ne May. $1.64 to $1.64%, were followed Western Exploration - 2.25 2.50 ; Consolidated Royalty - 8.50 9.75 teeta aaa ee ee: aa Central Pipeline +50. 60 Increased - country offerings of BE, T, Williams 112 corn from Jowa and.Iilinols had a Bessemer a= 10 Az bearish effect on the corn market Western States -- 309 11 Jand on oats as well. After opening Kinney. Coastal 08 OT Tat Ye to Mec decline, May 83\%e to Columbine *. 06.88 | 834%, corn underwent a slight fur- Jupiter 02 03 I ther sag, Oats started t%e to Mo Elkhorn Us 08 Jott, May 44%c to 44%c; and later Domino 05 05 | showed some further loss. Royalty Pi 05 | .06 Enlargement of the corn visible Sunset 00% | .90% | supply was about as generally look- Picardy - 1 02 lea'tor. Corn closed easy %c to %e Lusk Roy. 02 03 “| net lower, May 83%c to 83%e. Tom Bell. . Tae Provisions reflected downturns Buck Creek -~ i RE both in the value of hogs and of Chappell 08 10 | grain, McKinnle 18. 20° | Whent— Open High ‘Low Close Burke .. 08 10 new 1.67% 1.68% 1.6524 1.67% Riverton Pete. -. 2.85. 3.00 old. 1.65% 1.65% 1.6344 1.64% Argo ~<c----. 6.00 | May, new 1.64 1.64% 1 62% 1.68% —— jMay, olf. 1.61 1.62% 1.60% 1.61 4". Curb: Stocks. July 144 144% 142i ae Imperfal -— - 56% | corn— Prairie Oil —. is Dec, TT, TM 70% 6777 Mountain Producers - _ May 83% 84% 83% 83% Salt Creek Producers - = July 8544 85% |.85%. 85% Continental - Oats— New Yorke Ol. Dee. 10% 40% 40% 40% Salt Creek Cons. - May 44% 447% 44% 44% 8. O. Ind. .- - 4545 44% 45, | Humble Ot - | Ohio Olt _.. e: eae 96 pce. or eee ee 1.03% 1.03% 1.03% [Livestock 1.02 1.02% 1.02 | __ Livestock | 14.22 14.20 14.20 WAT 14.45 14,15. Omaha Quotations. 14.15 14.10 14.10 OMAHA, Dec. 14.—(U, S$. Depart- | Ring — ment of Agricufture)\—Hogs+7,500; | Deo. 14.20 fully steady, fairly active to ship-| say 1412 14.18 pers, big packers inactive; desirable | paiteu 2 ¥P le 140 to 200 pound weights '$10.35@ | Heo, 14.25 10,50; top $10.60; gdod and choise 2001 5,1," 14.30 to 300 pound butchers $10.20@10.85: | yy 14.65 packing sows mostly $8.50@9; bulk of all sales $9.73@10:40; average cost} @ETCAGO, Dec. 14.—-()—AVheat. Saturday $10.06; welght 245;average cost for the $10.39; welght 241, Cattle--8,000; fed steers and year lings slow, steady to weak; bulk $8@ 9.60; yearlings $10.05; some held higher; others killing elaares mostly steady; stockers: and. feeders slo about steady; bulk. buteher cows $4.75@6 25; heifers $6.75@2; canners and cutters $3.75@4.60; bologna bulls $4.00@4.75; practical veal top $9.60; @ and feeders $6.75 @8.10. Sheep—8,000; very little done; bid- ding 25¢@50c lower on fat lamb early sales $15.60@16.05;. best held around $15.75; sheep steady; ewe top $9.10; feeders fully 26¢ lower; bulk feeding lambs $15.60 @15.85. pecially A 9 Po | ae tatoes Dee CHICAGO, c -14.—(P)—Pota- toes, trading slow; market barely steady; total United Statés ship- ments Saturday 443 cars; six Cann- dian cars; Sunday 38 cars; Wiseon sin-Minnesota sacked round whites $5.40@3.05; few fancy shade bigher; Wisconsin bulk round whites $3.50@ 205, yhumber 2, hard $1.67% @1.68%4: num- ber 3 hard $1.71. Corn number 3 mixed 754 @T number 3 yellow | 75@78c, Oats number 2 white 42@ 42%c; number 3 white 414% @42\c, Rye number 2, 97%. Barley 60@78c. { Timothy seed $6.75@7.25. Cover/reod | $2 30.50, Lard $1 Ribs $14.87. Now $14.50. ———— Butter and Eggs CHICAGO, Dec, 14.—() —Butter, lower; receipts 7,826 tubs; @reamery extras 466; standards 44%c; extra fists 44% 5c; firsts 42% @43%e: seconds 41@1%c. Exess. higher; receipts 5,039 cases; firsts 42%43c; ordinary ‘firsts 36@ 38e; refrigerator extras 2 firsts Me, ~~. NDIAN AUTHORITY DEAD. - SYRACUSE, N, ¥., Dee. 14.—)— The Rev. Dr. Wiliam M. Beauchamp, international authority on Indian history, legend and folk lore, died yesterday at 92, after a two weeks’ | iness. sh leas Ae i bro rd Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. ere Ea Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas. YouR’ HEAD _-By DICK DORGAN | Grain Opinions Silver sy By Hil, Weayer and Company, Hulbtrd Warren—Tight situation In Chicago, December will continue to cause neryous tension in wheat and would exercise conservatism in making commitments. We are friendly to the long side of May corn on weak spots. Bartlett Frazier—Inclined to feel that domestic wheat situation get- ting stronger. Coarse grains largely affected by action. of wheat. Stein Alstrin—Should better for- eign demand develop think wheat will) rally. Thompson McKinnon—Better for- elgn demand needed {f stability in wheat {fs to prevail. Jackson Brothers—World funda- mental conditions are unchanged and will undoubtedly work out in the long run on constructive side, _ Business Briefs BOSTON.—Massachusetts now has practically one automohile for every family in the state, according to the report. of the registry of motor vehicles. In the fiscal year ended November 30, 764,338 motor vehicles were registered, or one for every 5.2 persons. ATLANTA, — Georgia's production during the year was worth $16,423,500. Gains were made In clay and marble production. ‘The state’s hydroelectric plants showed a heavy gain, mineral NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—()—Fol- lowing. the» recent action of ‘the Standard O!l company of Wew York in absorbing the Magnolia Petro- leum company, reports have’ gained circulation in Wall Street that the Standard Ol company of New Jer- sey will make a similar offer to ex- change its stock for that of the Humble .Oil company. The basis most frequently mentioned inyolves an exchange of two shares of Standard for one of Humbie. ————.—_—_ Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Dec, 14.—U)—For- elgn exchanges irregular, Quotations in cents. Great Britain demand 484% ; cables, 485; 60 day bills"on banks 480%. France demand 361; cables 3.6144. Italy demand 4.03%; cables 4.04, Belgium demand 4.52%. Ger- many 23.80. a -_ * Sugar NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—@)—No change occurred today in -refined prices and business continued of a hand-to-mouth character, Fine gran- ulated was quoted at $5.00@5.50, > | Metals NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—@)—Cop- per quiet; electrolytic spot. and fu tures 14@14%c. Tin weak; spot and nearby $62; futures $6175, Iron. is steady; number I northern $22@23; number 2 northern $21@22: number 2 southern $21@22. Lead steady, spot $9.25. Zinc steady, East St. Lonis spot and tu- tures $8.70@8.75: futures $3.45 @8.60; antimony spot $22. —_———— NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS’ MEETING ‘The regular annual meeting of the shareholders of. The Wyoming National Bank of Casper, will be held at the office of said bank in Casper, Wyoming at 10:00 o'clock, A. -» Tuesday, January 12th, 1926, for the election of a Board of Directors to serve for the en- suing year and the transaction of such other business as may prop- erly come before the meeting. B, B. BROOKS, Attest: President. CARL F, SHUMAKER, Cashier, Casper, Wyo., Dec, 14th, 1925. Publish Dec, 14th, 21st, 28th. 1925; Jan. 4th, 1926, = _ Phone 402 for Gainaday, Classified Ads WANTED—Three gopd used car salesmen. Apply Stanley Bene- dict, sales manager, Van Bant Motor company, phone 1406. WANTE! lesmen who want to work. Apply Casper Gainaday o,, 402 B. Second | 424 W. Yellowstone NEW YORK, Dec. 14.—@?)—Bar silver, 69c; Mexican dollars 53e. > - ‘al Christmas. POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—Housekeoping, — position ndry work sr of Il 5a or write 733 S. Beech. HIGH school boy, 17, wants work ter school. Phone 2000. 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