Daily Market Report Corn No 4 Vellow And Other Grains
Market notes show corn No 4 yellow at 4.60 to 4.61 and oats around 69.5. Barley quotes around 1.05. Wheat futures or prices appear near 2.70 with minor variations across reported bids.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
14
Market notes show corn No 4 yellow at 4.60 to 4.61 and oats around 69.5. Barley quotes around 1.05. Wheat futures or prices appear near 2.70 with minor variations across reported bids.
Minneapolis dispatch shows barley trading at 95e to 1.04, No. 2 corn at 1.59 to 1.60, oats around 6% to 7c, bran at 38.00, wheat No. 1 at 2.42, flax at 39.83% to 5.50, with miscellaneous figures for bran and flour products.
East of the Missouri market reports show hogs at Omaha with 10 000 receipts and prices around 20 20 to 20 60 for heavy and 17 50 to 19 00 for pigs. Chicago U S Bureau data lists hog top at 20 60 with bulk 20 25 to 20 50 and cattle at 250 to 500 lower for the week. Sheep receipts around 3 000 with a decline of 1 00 for the week.
WORLAND WY April 1 The Wasatch Oil and Gas company began drilling a location 1 1/2 miles south of Burlington Smith and Ewert hold the contract. A standard rig is set and oil chances look good with first sand expected around 3000 feet. The stockholder locals in Burlington fund the deep test while older men watch with interest. The Wasatch deposit thickness remains uncertain to geologists, and a shallow result could curb further tests north of Gries Greek area.
Douglas Wyoming April 2 The Ohio OF Company holding a lease at the Join Schneider ranch near Orin is preparing to begin drill operations. Machinery is being moved to the lease and a start is expected in a few weeks. The lease has been finalized by the firm and local officials.
A garbled Canada housing slogan outlines a federal program with a $32,000,000 loan pool to build 10,000 homes at about $4,200 each. It aims to help poor citizens acquire homes, with provinces administering loans, and expected yearly savings of around $65 per borrower over twenty years.
Glazed list of oil prices shows varied quotes for multiple brands and regions including Slicks- Bid Amalgamated Poyally Back Creek Glenrock Graks Greek Pet West Pet and others. Trade names appear with prices such as 5.00 and 9.00 alongside producer and refinery listings like Producers & Wef and Producers & Ref. com.
The Commercial Bulletin notes strengthening pine staple wools as mills push to secure top grades while medium wools hold steady except finer categories. London sales firm. Buenos Aires trading resumes. Prices listed for California Northern, middle county, southern and other regions.
Fragmentary OCR list shows prices for various textile items and hair samples with units like half blood and three-eighths blood. The readable entries include costs around $1.45 to $4.05 and references to fine clothing and medium clothing. No coherent event or narrative is present.
Weather report notes April conditions with heavy drifts around Chugwater Wheatland and Dwyer. Lincoln Highway costs cited as very bad on this side of Burns though trips have been made. Several cars moved north but no reports. Os drifte are deep in the area and snowfall totals show 11 percent.
An item offers Lady-Bookkeeper seeking compact set books for evenings and requests contact to hear from the owner of some farm for price and full particulars. Includes a Minnesota reference to F. Bush of Minneapolis.
Classified blurbs advertise sales positions for calendars and advertising specialties in Wyoming and Ohio. Additional notices promote a new manufacturing venture with royalties and exclusive patents, urging prompt action and offering formation-free opportunities.
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