Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 1, 1926, Page 8

4 Y 1, 1926 PAGE EIGHT __ ©be Casper Daily Eribune FRIDAY, JANUAR DAILY _[ oisaraniniori) TRIBUNE [= Setetonm =) MARKETS | BUSINESS PROSPECTS |YOU KNOW ME AD Adena of ack Kee eT a AS SEEN BY BABSON] / Ssneun Wes ZA 1S HST HYPNOTIST Bf WEU- 3 WELL, You GETTER N XN | PS GETA WIRE NET OR [7 ES Zz f, PAD : REALLY Gow ‘To we <-> SomETHUN’ AROUND | D&velopment of Past Year and Forecast of 2 : ¢ THE RING ro T : HE New Analyzed by Roger W. Babson, : Oe Costomenas, Noted Statistician. at a reaso “Industrial Prospects. NEW YORK BONDS NEW YORK, Dec. .31.—The following are today’s high, low and closing bids of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total each deid. (U. S. Government bonds in doll rty-setonds of dollars) i33 99.22 99.18 99.19 Low Cose OIL INDUSTRY lINew York Stock Tabie | SCORING GAIN) And Year’s Price Range : Improvement Made in ew YORK, Jan. 1—Heavy trading during th | year ran total sales on the New York Stock Exchange £ + 1925 but Room Ts _| tothe close of business Wednesday, Decembe i 4 of 442,264,399. ‘This, compared with a ti c Sull ill Left. c 2,222,637 two years ago, and 356,944,920 three years azo { Following is a lst of securities traded i ts a|shown in 100 share lots, high, low and ¢ fo@ January 1 to December 23: Igtter part of @uring the year, with sales : oa : Czechoslovak Republic Ss 1952.2 ee tee i Dom: of Canada 6a°195__--_.,_-_B Th > ; Se $25 Alife’ Chemical and Dye ________ delays. However,| japanese ‘Gov 33 ; be a generally Kimgdom of Belgium 6% rets_E ley cooperative plan among/ Kingdom of Norway 6s 194_.__F 108% the best people of the’ leading = Rep. of Ss 1st. : Seis Rates aera. ; g. several years American and Founéry (new). i peers ah? Sarak o was downward American Car and Foundry -. Pe s . : American Chicle ——__ rae Sugar 32> ________B it Tel & Tel. S58 =. 5 ‘aaa Gasking = 4 American Sugar --.. ———- American Tel. and Tel. —_______ American Tobacco os Woolen ] s Armour of It 5 r ; = Associated Of ia j ; Atlantic Coast Line =~ | Baldwin Locomotive 119% a usa orebtts eben, Baltimore & Obio.- | niin tet See Bethlehem Steel -. { . sr Power = | cee nt eee athg han California Petroleum hs ; petition, Es whil nat b | Pacific rig. 6a B. ms » table nia feul oil and| S833 Cenadian Pacific _________ \ i ° . new bs D8 : ; $ ‘ Foul OT and) 140% Central Leather preferred —-__- “ to wateh the w . aS Ke : Sasoline east and this hurt mid $415 de Pas ‘ Han 4s T 4 af continent producers. There is no} jj. ae} BS . 5 10007 » Chandler Motor: —--—-______ aon peeweps: - be Chesapeake & Ohio 2 » Texas ts now suf- 2 > — sper tgan f ChRL, Mil. & St. Paul preferred____ 83 G. nes Sie Chicaso & Northwestern —~.__ & * y> tharte §350%% Chile Copper widet, furin, “4 bd Rsksiga hes 3631 Chrysler Corporation —__________- Utah Power & Light Ss_--F 35 . M12 €eca_ Cola _-_-_-_____ Western Union 6% --.......G 9841 Colorado Fuel and Iron — Westinghouse Elec. Ts... 33 246 106 consump. | ,}#824 Colorado & Southern --___--__ Wise @ Co. ert, ¢¢.- 1 54 There were Ii 19872 Consolidated Gaz —.________ Total sales of bonds teday were 312,435,000, compared $15,208 Corn Products -. Cosden & Company -. Crucible Steel - Cuba Can Sugar preferred... Roars Dee AS Du Pont de Nem - ee Ti Blectric Power and Light certs... le. SS Famous Players “Laskey eo Fisk Rubber Tire -. Foundation ~~. General J.sphalt General Motors. previous day and Holiday a year ago. 1] Livestock Secose See AVON TAME 7 Great Northern preferre@ --____ Golf States St. ______ Housten Oil Hudson Motor -.... Hupp Motors -----_________. Independent Off and Gas_____._.. Tat. Com. Eng. Internationa! Harvest In. Mer. Mar. prefer International ‘ er regions enter 1926 under able auspices. Investment Prospects he face of an tomorrow will say: for wool has been sa ru A very few good Prosperity. | mercial Bulletin “The Ry Stuart wart PL West the Casper Triban post calves apparently stopped: these asses mostly ‘steady; edge off veal calf market; spots lower in absence | stantial recovery so far as of shipper orders for choice kind: | orders are concerned, but the aver- \ bulk $15.00@14.00 to packers. age of prices remains compara- slumped sharply,| Sheep—recetpts, 4,000;:fat lambs | tively low. It has to be demon- ‘April | Slows early bids weak to 2ic lower: strated whether the recent in- Practically no cholce light lambs on] strated whether the recent !n- sale; supply of yearling wethers If> | crease ra buying which eral; no early gales of feeding Iambs; | has” brought i" ms up to demand narrow; fat sheep strong] over 50 per cent of compaci " to 250 higher: choice fat ewes $9.55; | stiffen the price situation and allow . Kansas & Texas. Missourt Pac! Missouri Pacitl Nash Motors compared with a week Norfolk & Wes’ North American Northern Pacific OU Well Supply Pacific Oi average around 130 pound. the steel companies a larger mar. i es sin of profit ‘han they hare at Kansas City. present. KANSAS: CITY. Jan. 1—By U.| Coticlusions.along. this line are S. Department of Agriculture.—|} more optimistic than they were, Cattle. receipts, 150; calves 3éc; not} but they are Nerce-Arfow ~ enough offered to test) values: steel indust PereiOe } loads plain qual: steers an¢ year-| shape from what wus at the be Radio Corporat: Unge $7.5998.50 sinnigg of 1923 and at other periods Reading .. Hogs, receipts, 2.00¢:. mostly 15 | where buyers had let thelr stocks to Se higher,to shippers; lght|rum down too jew. Instead, de ghts dull 10 to 18¢ lower; packer|_mand is runr evel with market 10 to! 180. higher; shipper | sup Ratiroad eed ng is on the top $11.75; pak for 130 to 210 pound | increase, but construction buying weights; 0; bulk | which was altogether abnormal 130 to | Ingt year ts on the decline The steel 269 pounds | producers, as {t appears now, can up $11.33@1L35; packing sows | look forward to a season of mod. a heavy buyer and | $9-75@10.25; stags $8.75@950; stock | erately good earnings but nothing saw tn these pur.| Pies steady $11.50@1220. more. to turn deprect- Sheep, receipts 20¢; nothing on} ———~—_. to something | more | Sale; Killing classes nominally steady} = PHILADELPHIA—Plans ‘are, be. creased ing made for the construction of Denver Prices. many more two-story dwelling DENVER, *Colo... Jan, Iy-{U. S-] houses here during the next 12 Department of Agriculture)—Hogs— | menths than ever before. One build ; 16 loads direct te er has acquired 43 acres tn the north five head on sale afound eastern part of the city on which mn goods trade.| higher at $12.85 be will erect 1,200 dwellings at a cost Taken as a who! good Cattle—150; calves none; run Of $5,000,000. year for with | fat she stock; belfers $7>to 3 ———_—_—_ from Australian wools coming ‘on the| local mixed cows and heifers $ SAN FRANCISCO—Pacitic Tele-| month carrying perhaps $100 dealers fail to see a| one load cows $6.75. plone and Telegraph building. San} goods. to five vessels a week 2 tn Sheep —150; 1 deck common to me-| Francisco's tallest skyscraper. re-| sailings a week are schedu dium fat lambs averaging $5 pounds | cently completed at a cost of $4.000,.| uarr. L above those recorded steady $13.50. 000, was dedicated today. The entire} terials year ° s upward ewings. Though Is your car for sale? See Public! aay | building ts occupied by the telephone | - ¢ : aot condbel lt Used Car Market » Windsor Farm Dairy Batter ' company Republic Iron a Seaboard At Lt Standard Oil of New Jersey. Stewart-Warner Speedometer Studebaker ..... Texas Company Texas Gulf Sulphur Texas & Pacific Texas Pacific C. & Transcontinental Ot Union Ol California Union Pacific ...__. United Cigar Stores U. §. Rubber U, S. Steel Wabash Ward Baking C. “ Westinghouse E. & White Eagle 0. White Motors Wittys- Overland Woolworth