Market Opens With Dull Tone Despite Some Gains
Stock market showed an uncertain opening with oils and tobaccos firm led by Kindred specialties. Atlantic Gulf surged late morning while Mexican Petroleum caused midday losses. American Linseed jumped on control reports. Cattle and hogs mixed as receipts rose, with steady to higher bids for beef and pork.
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Baldwin Locomotive
Crucible
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Goodrich
Worthington Pump
Bosch Magneto
Union Bag and Paper
Famous Players
Texas and Pacific Coal
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American Petroleum
American Sugar
Crucible Steely
Mercantile Marine
U. S. Rubber
General Asphalt
New York Central
St. Paul
Shorts
Live Stock Market Reports from Denver and Omaha Jan 4
Denver notes show cows and heifers selling at 5 to 6.50, fat steers scarce, choice heavy steer prices up to 9, and stockers 6.55 to 7.76. Hogs topping 9.76 for a full carload, typical ranges 8.90 to 9.60. strong inquiry for butcher and stocker pigs. Lambs offered 10.00 to 10.25 top, mid grades 8.50 to 9.50. Omaha reports hog receipts 9,000 with prices 8.75 to 9.25. cattle receipts 7,200 with beef demand noted.
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Chicago
United States Bureau of Markets
Denver
Omaha
Neb
Foreign Exchange Rates Snapshot
Sterling trades at $3.65 while franc is 6.79 cents, lire at 3.88 cents, and marks at 1.32 cents. Money market rates show a 7 percent level.
Metals New York Market Report Declines Unchanged
METALS NEW YORK January 4 bar silver domestic unchanged foreign 63 Mexican dollars unchanged.
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New York
Grain price report from Omaha grain market
Omaha grain prices list wheat and corn bids with multiple grades and prices. No 1 hard and No 2 hard wheat at 1.79 dollars, No 2 spring at 1.85, No 8 spring at 1.77, corn ranges from 60 to 69 cents for various white and yellow grades, with No 8 mixed at 60 to 64 cents and No 4 mixed at 56 to 57 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Market summary for Minneapolis grain and flour prices
Oats No 2 white and No 3 white quoted with minor changes. Flour prices up 40 to 80 cents. In carload lots family patents $10.20 to $10.40 per barrel in 98 pound sacks. Wheat receipts 110 cars vs 210 last year. Cash No 1 northern $1.80 to $1.88, March $1.70, May $1.67. Corn No 8 yellow 63 to 64 cents. Oats No 8 white 43 1/2 cents. Barley tied to Rye No 2 at $1.54 to $1.55. Flax No 2 $1.99 to $2.00.
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Minneapolis
Big Five Warned to Act on Stock Yard Plan
Justice Stafford rejected all proposals by the Big Five meat packers to divest stock yard holdings in a district supreme court ruling. Packers have 30 days to submit new plans or the court may appoint officers to take title to the stock yards and arrange disposition under decrees made with the government. The court cannot approve any holding company plan and demands complete divestment of all holdings.
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Big Wive
Stafford
District Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Swift & Armour
F. H. Prince & Co Boston
Knapp Banks Dined With Me Last Night Funny Exchange
A Yonkers Statesman quip describes Knapp and his friend Banks dining together and calling Banks a dull dog in a wry exchange about social company. The brief joke captures local humor and conversational wit.
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Banks
Knot
Yonkers Statesman
Burglary Reward Arouses Old Case Interest In Cheyenne
A $1,000 reward offer by C. L. Beatty renews attention on New Year’s Eve burglars at the Beatty home but has not produced a modern Sherlock yet. Draft evaders lists reach Cheyenne to be revised by American Legion posts with names published after checks. American Red Cross officers re elected. Wyoming Bar Association set to meet January 13 and 14 in Cheyenne with over three hundred lawyers expected. City commissioners seek a dog catcher as stray dogs roam. U S land office quarterly reports due January 10 under Register Reid and Receiver Voorhees. Cheyenne visitors include G B E Cook and W T Strand with H L Kuykendall from Rawlins. John Hunter heads to Union Pacific Hospital in Denver for operation accompanied by G E Mullens. Dr Taylor to operate. Casper visitors include M O Danford C S Rhinemieth Thomas Kenney P W Hennessy J E Hanway. C J White came to Cheyenne on business and will return to Laramie soon.
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John Hunter
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Hospital
Denver
G. IE. Mullens
Dr. Taylor
U. P
Sheriff in Cheyenne to question suspect over Garcia case
Sheriff A A Sanders of Rawlins arrives in Cheyenne to inspect a jailed suspect to verify if he is Rogus Garcia, sought for stabbing another Mexican. Reward of 50 dollars offered for Garcia's arrest as M R Johnston of Wheatland and J H Todd of Sheridan also travel through Cheyenne.
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Rawlins
Cheyenne
Rogus Garcia
Garcia
M. R. Johnston
Wheatland
J. H. Todd
Sheridan
Cheyenne News Roundup Includes Meetings and Swearing In
Guernsey resident A. H. Kluesener and Leo resident Lester Cardwell visit Cheyenne as W H Hathaway and W D Hathaway arrive from Torrington. The state pardons board meets today and the Wyoming Petroleum and Standard Petroleum & Gas companies hold annual gatherings. Public schools resume after Christmas break. Postal savings decennial issues new 10 cent card. County officials sworn in at the city and county building. Army WWI casualties tally 34 249 killed and 224 089 wounded.
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