Market Week Ends With Broad Downtick In Stocks
The market this week showed a decidedly lower trend with many industrials hitting year lows and United States Steel near a two year low. Credit conditions remained tight though call loans were readily available at about 8 percent as investors faced selling pressure and cautious demand in a volatile week.
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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
COLONY WY July 31 The Franz company test well seven miles distant has reached a standstill after drilling since February. The crew has been discharged and no reason for the shutdown has been announced. Difficulties began with a caving formation and the remote site required men to trek 40 miles on foot through deep snow to relay messages.
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Colony
Wyo
Franz Company
Seven Mile
Live Stock Market Report Chicago July 31
Cattle receipts 1500 with higher trade for choice corn fed steers up 35 to 50 cents. grazers uneven and lower. calves up 26 cents. Hogs receipts 4500 with light and light butchers steady. others slow. Sheep receipts 3000. fat lambs 75 cents lower. fat ewes 25 to 50 cents higher. feeder lambs about 1.00 lower.
Market Report Omaha July 31 Hog and Cattle Trends
Hogs receipts 7,000 market steady to shippers bulk 14.25 to 16.25. packers bid 14.40 to 15.75. Cattle receipts 200 steady to 50c lower on heavy weights and grass stock. yearlings steady. best feeders steady. Sheep receipts 250 lambs and feeders about steady. overall market comparisons vs last week mixed by class.
Sharp drop in wool consumption in June reported
Washington reports a 17 million pound decline in wool consumption for June compared with the year’s average. The Bureau of Markets cites reduced textile demand, order curtailments, and delayed shipments as the cause of the sharp drop in industry activity.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
Grain prices slump on July liquidation and good weather
Chicago markets record a sharp drop led by July wheat down 15 cents with bears in control. Corn and oats decline as July oats fall about 9 to 9 1 4 cents. other months slip 2 to 3 5 percent. Minneapolis shows flour 40 cents lower. commodities like corn, oats, rye and flax post down moves in carload and commodity reports.
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Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Minneapolis
Currency Exchange Rates Reported From New York
Exchange rates steady with mercantile paper unchanged and firmer on the market. Sterling bids at 8.72 percent for demand and 3.72 percent on cables. francs at 7.68 for demand and 7.70 on cables. Belgian francs at 3.16 demand and 8.18 on 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 Price Report Flat Across Markets
METALS NEW YORK July 31 bar silver domestic unchanged foreign 933 and 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 report from Denver on Saturday
Denver July 81 butter prices for shipper Ree fat quoted 56 cents direct and 50 at stations, down 2 cents from Friday. Cream prices unchanged.
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Denver
Butter and poultry prices hold. vegetables ease in markets
Butter prices show best grade at 57 cents and second grade 48 to 50 cents with processing at 49 and packing stock 36 to 38. Poultry demand strong though hens scarce. wholesale prices steady at 39 to 40 cents for good hens. Dicks 45 cents, roosters 25, turkeys 58 to 57 cents. fancy eggs at 61 cents per dozen. Vegetables see cabbage 2 to 2.25, beans 4 to 5 cents, 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 solid with steady prices. no major changes anticipated.
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Kansas
Colorado
Old Thomas Ranch Sold for 84,000 in Wyoming
The J. I. C. ranch near Burns Wyoming covering 2,400 acres sold by Charles South to a Fairfield Iowa syndicate for 84,000 dollars. The meadow is waist high and irrigation is strong with ample water rights. The property has changed hands several times since its 1880s establishment by J. L. Thomas.
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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 remains uncertain with slow sales and steady prices
The Commercial Bulletin notes uncertain wool prices near normal values and weak demand. Mohair dull and nominal. scoured and combing prices listed for Texas California Oregon and other regions with limited western reporting and consignments dominating trade.
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Boston
West
Texas
Clifornia
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Valley
Faith and church services in town and nearby
Listings show multiple congregations with service times and leaders. Swedish Lutheran Corner House hosts Rev. Hick Moreen with morning and evening services. St. Mark's Episcopal Church led by Rev. Charles A. Bennett offers Holy Communion and prayers. First Baptist under Bruce Edmund Jackson features Bible school and themed sermons. Methodist Episcopal with Newton M. Temple outlines sermons on Christ and Sin and Surgery. St Mary’s Cathedral led by Bishop Patrick A. McGovern with masses and benediction. Christian Science at Twentysixth Street and Carey Avenue holds Sunday and Wednesday services. reading rooms available at Hynds Building.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Nineteenth Street
Central Avenue
Charles A. Bennett
First Baptist Church
Warren’ Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighteenth Street
Newton M. Temple
Haworth League
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty- Sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Hynds
Firemen and Pirates to Play Ball Sunday at South Side Park
Pirates meet Union Pacific Firemen Sunday afternoon at South Side park. Battery: McGonagle Howder Benson. Both teams in form as fans expect a competitive game. Auto Painting ad for Pioneer Auto Painting Co. at 421 West 17th. July 27.
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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 claimed effective for coughs
A testimonial from Mrs. Geneva Robinson of Albany New York asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly relieves hay fever asthma bronchial coughs and ordinary coughs and colds. She says two bottles stopped a stubborn lingering cough and praises the medicine. The piece also notes Cuba's size and Nipe Bay's harbor status.
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Foley
Geneva Robinson
N. Swan St
Albany
N. Y
Candidate announces bid for Lara mié county state representative
An individual announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Representative from Lara mié county subject to voter will at the primary on August 17, 1920. The message shows names and scheduling notes referencing Pine Bluffs and dates around August 17.
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Laramif
F. R. Dildind
T. M
S. 8
Laramié County
Monthly Compound Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Abnormal Cases
A questionable advertisement claims a “Monthly Compound” relieves the longest abnormal cases in 3 to 5 days with no harm or interference with work. It urges readers to visit Dr. C. B. Bab City in Missouri for a guaranteed remedy.
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Mall
C. B
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Elkhorn
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Gt. Wat. Pet
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Y Jewell Oe Os
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Mallen Oil
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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
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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
Cit
Delaine
Mohaira
Ave TS
Swedish Lutheran Church
Hick Moreen
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Patrick A. McGovern
James Hartman
HO. Jesters
Father Hartman
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Nipe Bay
Osmer
Geo. P. Knight
Capitol
Wyoming Oil Securities
Liberty Bonds
D. S. Dickert
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Cheyenne, Wyo
W.H. Owens Auto Co
Carey Ave
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