Strong Advances In New York Stock Market Opening
Leading shares rose at the opening on Wednesday with General Asphalt common up about 2 percent and preferred up 24 percent. Oil and chemical issues rallied while U S Steel showed little reaction to the prior day. Foreign exchange strengthened with London bills at 23.84, a six month high, as markets edged higher on morning deals.
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New York
U. S
London
Mexican Petroleum
Porto Rico
Liggett & Myers
S. Il
Committee On Judiciary
Board of Five Stock Commissioners of
Wyoming
Estray Fund
State of
United States
Senate
Exchange Rates Reported for Various Currencies in New York
In New York on January 26, prime mercantile paper and foreign exchange rates are listed. Sterling 60 day bills at 6.745, commercial bills and demand for several currencies including francs, Belgian francs, guilders, lire, marks, and Greece, with Argentina and Brazilian real also cited. Montreal notes 11 percent discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Metals Markets Report From New York
Copper steady at 12 18 and 13 44 for first and second quarters, tin firm with spot and futures around 23.00 to 33.50, lead steady near 4.75, zinc quiet, antimony around 5.50, with prices noted for electrolytic copper and nickel minor changes.
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New York
St. Louis
Grain price notes from Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago markets
Omaha reports No 2 hard wheat at 1.62 and corn values from 50 to 62 cents per bushel. Minneapolis notes mixed wheat and yellow corn with cash No 1 northern at 1.62 to 1.67 and rye around 1.62. Chicago lists cash No 1 hard wheat at 1.71 to 1.72 as of January 26.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Chicago
Livestock Market Figures Chicago January Prices
Cattle receipts 7,000 with beef and butcher cattle steady to strong. Steers sold 7.75 to 9.25 with some above 10, fat cows 5.25 to 6.75, veal calves 12 to 13, stockers steady. Hogs receipts 32,000 with lights down 10c, top 10.10, bulk 9.60 to 9.90 for under 200 lbs and 9.25 to 9.50 for 200 lbs and up. Sheep receipts 19,000 with killing classes strong, lambs to 11.25 early, bulk 10.00 to 11.00, primes 9.50 for yearlings.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Denver
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Move on Mixed Receipts
Omaha market report shows hog receipts of 14 000 with steady to 10c higher bids but weaker on heavy grades. Cattle receipts 7 100 with beef steers steady to 25c lower, stockers slow. Sheep receipts 16 000 with generally 25c lower, lambs 10.00 to 10.40, ewes 4.50 to 5.00, top 55.25 for some steers.
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Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Steeders
Market Report Denver Cattle Hogs Lambs Prices Mixed
Denver stockyards show strong demand for fat cattle and high prices for choice hogs. Cattle prices range from six to nine dollars with fat steers at seven to nine dollars, hogs fetch up to nineteen dollars for a load, and lambs priced from nine to ten dollars. Prices vary by weight and quality, with good fat ewes and feeding lambs in steady demand.
Carey county fights to form new county by vote
House of Wyoming debates H B 81 to create Carey county from Converse. supporters cite 2880 population in 1920 census but expect 3500, while opponents challenge 5000, arguing constitutional limits. committee approval and readings follow as lawmakers weigh the division and potential new county seat at Glenrock.
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Carey County
House
House Committee
Carey
Converse
Glenrock
Senate
Wight
Story
del Loney
Jackson ‘Hole County
Underwood
Howe
Jackson Hole
Star Valley
Stevenson
Munter
New House Bills Listed for Consideration
A list of proposed measures includes H B 102 to prevent deception in sale of paint and oils, H B 103 by Roberts on tax deeds and titles, H B 104 by DeHoft on assessment methods and filing penalties, H B 105 by Campbell requiring display of foreign meat imports, and H B 106 by Frisby.
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Committee On Labor
Roberts
DeHoft
Campbell
Wyoming
Frisby Making
Senate Files and Memorials Move Through Legislature
Senate files detailed include S F 41 by Perry on eminent domain for railroads, S S 42 by Kabell on Colorado River water cooperation, S I 438 by Sibley on habeas corpus fees, S IX 44 by Kabell on county officer salaries, S J M 2 by Sibley urging 320 acres for WW veterans, S J M 8 by Johnson opposing Yellowstone water impoundment permits, S F 45 by Nelson on service of notices to delinquent corporations, S S 46 by Hartwell creating a law enforcement department, S 47 by education committee on tax levies and high school bonds, S 48 on tuition payments by school districts, and S F 49 by Johnson on selling school district bonds.
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Kabell
Colorado River
Sibley
Congress
Johnson
Yellowstone Park
Nelson
Secretary of State
Hartwell
Department of Law Enforcement
Law Enforcement
Lee Sentenced Again in Thefts Charge On Appeal
Fred Lee was fined 25 dollars and given 10 days in jail on a second information charging him with theft of toilet articles from Forbes drug store. The sentence was suspended, and he was released on 100 dollars bail pending appeal to the district court.
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Fred Lee
Forbes
Lee
Justice .of the
Peace Housman
Justice Court
Justice Housman
Justice Awards
Forbeg
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