Market's Trend Downward Across Week
The market trend this week moved decidedly lower with many industrials posting year’s lows. United States Steel slid near two-year lows while Readings and rail shares showed limited gains as liquidity pressures and foreign exchange unsettled markets.
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New York
United States Steel
Europe
Reading
St. Louis
Crucible
Baldwin
Mexican Petroleum
Studebaker
United States Rubber
Franz Corporation Well at Standstill in Wyoming
In Colony Wyoming on July 31 Franz corporation reports its seven mile test well, drilled since February, has halted and the crew was disbanded. The shut down comes as the hole should be near oil, with failures due to caving formations. The remote site required 40 miles on foot during heavy snow to relay messages.
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Colony
Wyo
Franz Company
Seven Mile
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago July 31
Cattle receipts 1500 as cows and bulls show mixed gains and losses across classes. Hogs with 4500 receipts steady on light sums whilechers, others slow. calves and feeders uneven. Sheep receipts 3000 mostly direct with fat lambs 75 cents lower and ewes 25 to 50 cents higher.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts at Omaha Market Summary
Hogs receipts 7,000 market fully steady to shippers bulk 14.25 to 16.25, steady to 16c lower to packers bulk 138.90 to 1440 top 15.75. Cattle receipts 200 mixed with yearlings steady, heavy weight beeves 25c to 50c lower, grass steers and butcher stock 26c to 1.00 lower, locals 50c to 1.00 higher, best heavy feeders steady. Sheep receipts 250 lambs lower, sheep and feeders about steady.
Sharp drop in wool consumption in June reported
Washington reports a 17 million pound decline in wool use in June from the year's average, blamed on reduced textile orders. The Bureau of Markets cites curtailment of operations, cancellations and deferred shipments as the main causes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Grain Prices Slide on July 1 Liquidation and Weather News
Chicago markets show a sharp decline as July futures lead losses of 10 to 13 cents with a 15 cent drop in cash wheat. Corn and oats fall. July oats collapse and late months drop 34 to 144 cents. Prices in Chicago reflect No. 1 red and No. 2 red wheat, corn, and oats with additional quotes from Minneapolis on flour, grains, and rye.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Minneapolis
Exchange Rates and Mercantile Paper Report
Exchange rates unchanged and mercantile paper steady in New York trade. Sterling up with demand at 8.72 percent and cable 3.72 percent. francs 7.68 demand and 7.70 cables. Belgian francs 3.16 demand and 8.18 cables. guilders 84.10 demand and 34.20 cables. lire 5.86 demand and 6.88 cables. marks 2.386 demand and 2.37 cables. New York exchange on Montreal at 10 percent discount.
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New York
Mercantile
Sterling
New York Exchange
Montreal
Metals Market Report From New York and London
METALS NEW YORK July 31 Bar silver domestic unchanged foreign 933c Mexican dollars 71c. LONDON July 31 Bar silver 6654 pence per ounce Money unchanged Discount rates short bills unchanged Three months bills 611-16 6% per
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New York
London
Butter price updates for shipper Ree fat announced
In Denver July 21 butter prices for Ree fat were set at 56 cents direct and 50 cents at stations, down 2 cents from Friday. Cream prices remained unchanged.
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Denver
Market Report Shows Mixed Food Prices Hold Steady
Butter prices vary by grade with best at 57 cents second grade 48 to 50 cents processing 49 cents and packing stock 36 to 38 cents Poultry demand strong wholesale prices firm for good hens at 39 to 40 cents Dicks at 45 cents roosters 25 cents turkeys 58 to 57 cents Hegs Deger prices steady at 61 cents per dozen No 1 stock shipper prices 12.25 to 12.50 per case Vegetables show declines cabbage 2 to 2.25 beans 4 to 5 cents new peppers 10 to 15 cents Kansas potatoes 8 to 8.60 Colorado spuds 4 to 4.50 Colorado corn 20 to 80 cents a dozen Fruit demand steady no major changes expected.
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Kansas
Colorado
Old Thomas Ranch Cello Sold for 84,000 in Wyoming
The J. I. C. cattle ranch near Burns Wyoming, 2,400 acres, was sold by Charles South to a Fairfield Iowa syndicate for 84 thousand dollars. Buyers plan more farming and retain rich water rights and an immense reservoir. The property dates to the eighties with past ownership including J. L. Thomas and Arch Ramey.
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Burns, Wyo
John L. Thomas
Cheyenne
Burns Herald
J. L. Thomas
J. I. Carper
J. I. C. Brand
Arch Ramey
Wool market holds steady as demand remains thin
The Commercial Bulletin reports uncertain wool prices near normal levels with few sales. Goods markets show little movement while foreign and western markets are quiet. Mohair remains dull with scattered price quotes across Texas California Oregon and Delaware regions.
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Boston
West
Texas
Clifornia
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Churches in town announce services and times
The notice lists services at TS See Late Swedish Lutheran Church Corner House and Nineteenth street with multiple denominations including Presbyterians Episcopal and Baptist. It notes times for morning and evening worship and Sunday school plus youth groups. An adjacent paragraph discusses local land values and investment potential in Wyoming.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Nineteenth Street
Hick Moreen
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Charles A. Bennett
First Baptist Church
Warren’ Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty- Sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Hynds
Firemen and Pirates To Play Ball Sunday
Pirates meet Firemen Sunday afternoon at South Side park with McGonagle Howder and Benson as battery. Both teams practice in good form and fans expect a solid game. Also note 10 o clock and 2:30 to 4:30 scheduling mentions appear in the clippings.
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O’connell
Pirates
Union Pacific Firemen
South Side Park
McGonagle, Howder
Benson
Pioneer Auto Painting Co
West 17Th
T. L
Foley's Honey and Tar praised in testimonial note
Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany writes that Foley's Honey and Tar eased her stubborn cough after using two bottles. The item also mentions Cuba's large size relative to Pennsylvania and Georgia and notes Nipe Bay as the third largest harbor in the world.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Nipe Bay
Candidate declares for Lara mié county State Representative
A candidate announces intent to seek the Republican nomination for State Representative from Lara mié county subject to GOP voters at the primary on August 17 1920. OSMER HW SMITH of Pine Bluffs appears in the text with schedule notes referencing August 17 and days near that date.
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Laramif
F. R. Dildind
T. M
S. 8
Laramié County
Osmer
Monthly Compound Relief Claims Bold Promise
An ad touts a "Monthly Compound" claimed to relieve long and abnormal cases in 3 to 5 days with no harm or interference to work. It advertises a “KLET PREM IGTON REMEDY” and is signed by Dr. C. B. Bab City, Mo, promising satisfaction.
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Mall
C. B
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Elkhorn
E. T. Williams
Gt. Wat. Pet
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Y Jewell Oe Os
DYE
Jupiter Ee Eeee
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Lance Ck. Ro
Lusk Pet
Lusk Roy
Mallen Oil
Mt. & Gulf
Mike Henry
Northwest
Outwest Ore
Picardy ’ Ae
Preston Oil
Red Bank
Roy, & Pro
Stan. Roy
Sunset Sane
Tom Bell
United Pet
Explor
Wind River
Wyo-Texste
Kans
Sears
Franz Corporation
N. Y. Curb
Ohenstein ¢ & Graham
Allen
Cities
Bkrs
Colden
al Federa
Merritt
Midwest
Midwest Refining
Salt Creek
Glenrock
N. Y. Stocks
Ohenstein & Graham
Atchison Baldwin
Union Pacific
U. 8
Steel
Utah Copper
Royal Dutch Sae
Omaha
OLD Thomas Ranch
Iowa
Laramie County
John Hart Brittain
Hkotalko
A. BE
Roedel
Fred W. Roedel Palace Drug Co
Plains Phar. Co
Buty Drugolets
Tye
Anea
Althoug
Miss. D. Otto
G. W. Mitchell
Kotalko
Pegiente
ST Sone
John Hart Brittain, Inc
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Delaine
Mohaira
Ave TS
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth Street
Newton M. Temple
Haworth League
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Patrick A. McGovern
James Hartman
HO. Jesters
Father Hartman
Geo. P. Knight
Capitol
Wyoming Oil Securities
Liberty Bonds
D. S. Dickert
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne, Wyo
W.H. Owens Auto Co
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