Wheat prices swing as Chicago market falters
Wheat prices declined in late trading as commission houses lacked support and reports of British offers at 2 cents below Chicago quotes fed selling pressure. July and September traded around 1.12 to 1.125 dollars, while Liverpool activity was light and receipts in Chicago were minimal. Corn and oats firmed briefly but followed wheat, with July corn near 60 to 66 cents and oats rising to 37 cents, while hogs lifted provisions.
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Chicago
Commission House
Liverpool
India
Australia
Livestock Market Reports from Omaha and Denver
Receipts at Omaha fairly active with hogs topping at 10.55 and bulk 240 pounders. Cattle receipts 8,500 with beef steers steady to strong and top around 9. Sheep and lambs show strength with lambs up to 15.50 and shorn lambs near 12.65. Denver market mostly steady with beef steers 7.60 to 9.60 and sheep weaker. clipped lambs 10.50 to 11.50 and spring lambs 18 to 18.75.
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Omaha
Nob
United Sates Bureau of Markets
Denver
Colo
Cattle and Hog Prices Rise on Chicago Market Report
United States Bureau of Markets notes cattle receipts at 70 000 with beef steers and stockers steady to strong and top matured steers at 9.50 while veal calves rise to packers up to 10.75. Hogs receipts 22 000 with prices 9.00 to 10.95 for porkers and sows mostly 9.05 to 10.50. Sheep and lambs show good native springs at 14.20 to 14.90 with top shorn lambs reaching 13.75.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
California
Dissolution Notice of Salmond and Jackson Partnership
Notice that the partnership between John D Salmond Ward Pitewerald and Charles Jackson operating a restaurant as OWI CAPE at 128 West First Street Casper Wyoming is dissolved for the Salmond share effective PR 1 1 SALMOND Pub om se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Salmond Ward Pitewerald
Charles Jackson
New York Stocks Prees Leased Wire List of American Firms
A long, dense roll of stock listings names numerous companies including Allied Chemical and Dyes, American Smelting and Refining, Bethlehem Steel, Central Leather, General Electric, General Motors, Chicago and Ohio, Gulf and West Indies, International Harvester, International Paper, Kennecott Copper, Louisville and Nashville, Mexican Petroleum, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Pan American Petroleum, Pennsylvania, Southern Pacific, Studebaker, Texas Co, Transcontinental, United States Steel, Utah Copper, and Willys Overland among many others. The item resembles a stock ticker column with varied abbreviations and partial names.
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Aliied Chemical & Dyes One
Allis Cwalinopa Coc Ie Ceed Sasees
American Bert Sugar
American Cam
American Car & Foundry
American Hide & Leather Pid
American Inernational Corp
American Locomotiva Sssceuse
American Smelting
American Buumar Oo
American Sumatra Tobasco
American T. and Ty
Essc
Invincible Co
Svedeeesaeens Kelly Springfield Tire
Kennecott Copper
Esssence Loulisville and Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Essseecee
Miami Copper
Sssssessaece
Middle States
Ccceene
Midvale Steal
Missouri Pacific
Seaesiesee
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
Northern, Pacifica
Oklahoma
Resto Owe
Pan American Petroleum Sones
Pennsylvania
Gam
Cccccecasnesccceenee
Consolidated Copper
Crucible Steel
Seccceee
Seeesseeecace Sinclair
Seeesacacues
Southern Pacific
N. J
Eees Studebaker Corporation
Tennesse Copper T.s
Ceeeese Texas Co
Texas and Pacific
Transcontinental
Ot Crion Pacific
Cescessenne United Retail Stores
Ind
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Utah Copper
American Zinc, Lead and Sun
Butte and Superior
Bearish tone dominates early stock market trading in New York
In New York June 6 pressure on steels oils and motors recurred with secondary transportations rising on earnings and merger talk. Trading showed about 1 100 000 shares while rail stocks like Peoria and Eastern and Toledo St. Louis and Western gained. high grade stocks fluctuated. Steel groups including Lackawanna Republic Iron Midvale fell. oil issues held up led by Standard Oil of New Jersey and others.
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New York
Peoria
Eastern
Toledo
St. Louis
Western
Lackawanna Steel
Republice Iron and Steel
Midvale
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Maryland
Houston
Lake Erie
Steela
Crucible
Gulf States
United States
Market Summary Shows Mixed Stock Activity And Commodities Shifts
Crude pro leums corn products and several majors including Du Pont and Davison Chemical lag in gains while rails rise as dominant early feature. Western Pacific Norfolk Southern and several others post modest point moves. call money opens at four percent then eases.
Foreign Exchange Steady in New York Markets
In New York on June 6 demand for British cablen slips at 4.5044, 60 day bills on banks at 4.48 percent, and Benelux demand held steady as markets reported little change amid cross border flows.
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New York
Britain
Southern Pacific Shows Big Increase In Year Earnings
New York report details Southern Pacific and subsidiaries earnings for 1921. Net railway operating income reached 35,946,790, up 14,634,447 or 68.67 percent from 1920. Total railway operating revenue 56,022,108, up 4.03 percent. net income after deductions 3,615,778, down 4.69 percent from 1920.
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Southern Pacific
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Eovywer
Juliue Krattechnitt
Meine
United State Supreme Court
Anderson County Welcomes Wildcatter Bill Roeser
In Palestine Texas on June 6 a crowd gathered for the spudding in of Monser Petroleum's deep test well on 7,000 acres near Montalba. Bill Roeser, famed wildcatter, predicts a major gusher and cites Woodbine and Corsican horizons while noting the Spindletop era potential.
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Anderson County
Texas
Bill Roeser
Palestine
Tezna
Anderson Couty
W. H.bin Roorer
Mid-Continent
Anderson Countty
Monser Petroleum
Naeres
Montalba Salt Dome
Montalba
Salt Dome
Southwest
Glenn Pool
Oklahoma
Anderson County Falls
Roesera
Columbia
Rooser
World commodity demand and cable rates summary
The record lists demand figures and cable rates by country including Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho-Slovakia Argentina Brazil and Montreal with varied percentages and decimals. The figures appear as prices or demand indices with no clear context or dates.
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Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
British Exchange Up to Four Fifty One in New York
The continued rise of British exchange to 4.51 dollars for demand bills was the main feature. The latest level marks a six cent gain for the month and sets remittances to London at the highest mark in over three years.
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British Exchange
New York
London
Sugar futures close firm in New York trade
Sugar futures closed firm in New York on June 6 with about 49 650 tons traded. Refined sugar held steady to ten points higher as fine granulated sugar rose to 1.70 to 5.59 dollars per hundredweight.
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New York
Market Brief From London Silver and Bond Rates
Bar silver is at par per ounce in London. Money rates stand at 1 percent. Discount rates show short bills at 26-16 percent and three months bills at 2% 27-16 percent.
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London
Corning Crude Price Edges Up in Market Opening
Pittsburgh reports a fifteen cent rise in Corning crude price at market opening. Other grades including Pennsylvania crude rose twenty five cents yesterday. new Corning quotation set at 1.04 dollars. Vital update from Fargo Oil notes cementing of Well No 12 and plans to drill Well No 2 in South Casper Creek field within two weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Corning
Pennsylvania
Vargo
Fargo O11 Company
Casper Creek
retire the mart ini you carry when die
Fragmentary text appears to question retirement of a carried item upon death and mentions a 3 percent name and a home builders group. The passage includes garbled names and numbers, making precise attribution impossible.
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United Home Builders
Recklinger
Blackstone Petroleum set to hold annual stockholders meeting
Notice from Blackstone Petroleum Company announces the annual stockholders meeting at the Henning hotel Cas. v Wyoming. The meeting is at 10 a m on June 20 1922 to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business as needed. Signed H Smith secretary dated May 20 1922. Pub June 6 1922.
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Blackstone Petroleum Company
Henning Hotel
Cas. v
Wyo
H. Smith
Fire Damages East City Home Adjoining Carpenter Shop
Fire of unknown origin partly consumed a two room house used as a carpenter shop north of Highland cemetery between St Rothelph and Fenway streets at 12:30 last night. Department No. 1 answered the call and 560 feet of hose were stretched to reach the blaze. The fire was put out before reaching the roof. Shavings inside suggested a possible cause. Owner’s name not yet ascertained. Jewelry and water repairing by expert workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co. 0-8 Bldg. aoa
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Highland Cemetery
S T. Rothelph and
Fenway Streets
Department No. 1
Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co
Aoa
Natrona County Sheriff Candidate C C L Martin Announces Run
C C L Martin announces candidacy for Natrona County sheriff in Wyoming. He says his past record is open to scrutiny and asks Republican voters for support at the August primary and in the general election. The statement is signed by Martin and notes some residents know him as Renette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona County
Wyoming
Cc. L. Martin
Reinet
On Wings of Wireless
Arthur B. Reevge crafts a radio romance for The Tripaneren chapter set in a seaside town. Saturday June 10 sets a dreamy mood as lovers synchronize hearts and signals across airwaves.
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Arthur B. Reevge
Tripaneren
Ross Among Prisoners Taken to Federal Pen
Eight dope peddlers and three other federal convicts left Cheyenne for Leavenworth penitentiary in a special car guarded by five deputy U S marshals. The inmates will serve from one year to 18 months each. Names include Nathaniel Blake Jet Réiger Jos Strigel Reedy Williams Ernest Kid Ross and James.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Leavenworth Penitentiary
United States
Nathaniel Blake
Jet Réiger
Jos Strigel
Reedy Williams
Ernest
Kid) Ross
James
Homesteader Victim Of Accidental Shot
Gillette Wyoming June 6 Webster a homesteader who arrived from Arkansas City Ark died at a homestead 60 miles north when a gun he was handling discharged accidentally. The bullet struck him in the brain leaving a wife and two children in Arkansas.
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Gillette
Wyo
Topsoll Webster
Dore
Arkansas City
Ark
Jesse McClure
Here
Ren
Arkansas
Wyoming
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ACM
Allard
Salea
Taylor and Clay
Revenor Pectee Ventas
Aeantis
Boston
Buck Creek
Wiack
Taft
Columbine
Roymity
Guidh Capital
Pete Escessees Etter
Seeerewsese Hikhorn
Lusk Royalty
Preston Eee
Northwest
Mike Henry Seeaee
Mountain Gulf
Red Bank
Eneee
Five Tribes Pvt. Co
Picardy
Riverton
Bunmat
Csecvaeeenenae
Tom Bell Royalty
Western Exploration
Wind River
OL United Pete
Western Oil Pielda
Ae Eeeene Ab
Merritt Peeee Chenrock
Issens+s
Ie Ge
Ois
Ds Steere
Cscs
du Pont and
Davison Chemical
Western Maryland
Elmost & Porita
Western Pacific
Norfolk and Southern
Pacific
New Haven
Call
Pan American Petroleum
American Sumatra Tobacco
Studebaker andKennecott Cooper
oMials
Prime Mercantile
Elk Basin
Lance Creek
Hamilton Dome
Rock River
Big Muddy
Mule Creek
Contra Pacific Company
Krutiachnitt
Pali
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roie & Limited
Tatlan
Montalba Anderson County
London Money
ARTY
Bond Securities
John A. Finch Securities Corporation
Cheyenne, Wyo
Standard Bonds
Anglo Am
aMa
Ohio
SMM
UDIT
Cuba
DuPont
Thee
Tee
Hook Valley
leBelle Iron
Miss. Pac
N. O
N . Cen
N. Y. Holl
Packard
Penn
R. Ft
Parla
Queensland
South
Olga
W. Bell
Telis
Bss
Uruguay
Tel & Tel
Ross
Federal
Homesteader
Jane Fn Ue
Aye A Roy
Milly Art and Gift Dept
Hagan
John Kalamatais
A. T. Wentz
Ben P. Young
William W. Greer
G. S. Massie
Driver
Midwest Cleaners
Lorain
Casper Gas Appliance Co. Inc
Eaat Firat
Wanver Roe
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