Report of the Condensed IT Cheyenne Wyoming 1908
Report of the condition of the IT of Cheyenne Wyoming at the close of business Wednesday September 23 1908. Correct Atten Thomas A Cosariff IBK awnott Directors.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1908
Page
7
Report of the condition of the IT of Cheyenne Wyoming at the close of business Wednesday September 23 1908. Correct Atten Thomas A Cosariff IBK awnott Directors.
Denver market reports a good buyers’ interest with few cattle listed and weekly trading ending on a firm note. Several buyers including J A Wishard H Wood and A Butters posted multiple lots of steers and cows with prices ranging from 1 50 to 4 00 per hundredweight and overall strong prices compared with a week ago.
A large sale offers broken silk lots at 29 cents and regular silks marked down to 59 cents. 86 inch black taffeta silk drops from 1.40 to 1.10 per yard while other silks, velvets, and velveteens are heavily reduced. Drees goods remnants will be cut to about half regular prices with many items slashed to 18 to 25 cents yard. Coats, laces, embroideries and trimmings are also deeply discounted.
The New York Day Goods Co and other sellers moved 1 160 lbs at 3 25 per unit. Paul Temple of Granby Colorado sold 74 lambs 55 lbs at 4 76 and 146 ewes 80 lbs at 3 30 86 lambs 54 lbs at 4 75. Prices drift lower due to eastern declines though local demand remains good. Also notices of army retirements and a ten day leave are listed along with a laxative syrup advertisement.
A Cheyenne bank cash balance and liabilities schedule from September 23 1908 lists bonds deposits and reserves and collateral values. The report includes a tax collector notice to Cheyenne residents warning payment due by October 21 1908 with distress sale rights if unpaid.
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