Strong Advances on Wall Street Open as Trading Rises
Lead shares lead the market with General Asphalt up about 2 to 5 points in early trading. Oil and chemical sectors stay firm while U S Steel shows little reaction to prior statements. Foreign exchange strengthens with London bills at a record high near 23.84. Prices for metals, oils, and agricultural goods advance amid broad gains in steels and rail investment.
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New York
U. S
London
Mexican Petroleum
Porto Rico
Liggett & Myers
Crucible
Exchange Rates and Mercantile Prices Reported in New York
Exchange rates and mercantile figures listed for January 26 show sterling 60 day bills at 6.745, commercial 60 day bills at 3.7744, and various currencies including francs 7.13 demand, 7.15 cables, Belgian francs 7.40 demand, 7.45 cables, guilders 8.60 demand, 8.60 cables, lire 3.70, marks 1.80, 1.81 cables, Greece 7.55, Argentine 5.65, Brazilian 14.85, with Montreal at 11 percent discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Metals Market Report From New York on Copper and Tin
Metals news from New York dated January 26 shows copper steady with spot and first quarter at 12% 18, second quarter at 13 44. Tin remains firm with spot and futures around 23.00 to 33.50, antimony about 5. a1 h. 50, lead steady at 4.75, zinc quiet with Fast St. Louis market notes and spot 5.387 to 5.50.
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New York
St. Louis
Grain price notices from Omaha Minneapolis and Chicago
Wheat and corn prices listed by city with multiple grades and bid figures. Omaha shows No 2 hard at 1.62 and corn white and yellow grades. Minneapolis lists flour prices and cash grain ranges. Chicago begins with cash wheat at 1.71 and 14 cents.
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Omaha
Minneapolis
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Chicago Markets
Cattle receipts 7,000 with beef and butcher cattle steady to strong. Steers mostly $7.75 to $9.25, fat cows $5.25 to $6.75, veal calves $12.00 to $13.00. Hogs receipts 32,000 with lights down about 10 cents, top $10.10, bulk under 200 lbs $9.60 to $9.90. Sheep receipts 19,000 with handy weights strong to higher, lambs $10.00 to $11.00, prime yearlings $9.50, heavy weights steady.
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Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Edge Up and Down in Omaha Market
Omaha reports gains and dips across livestock with 14 000 hogs receipts steady to higher and tops at 9 55. Cattle receipts 7 100 uneven and mostly lower with best heavy steers at 9 10. Sheep receipts 16 000 down about 25 cents with lambs trading 10 00 to 10 40 and ewes up to 5 55.
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Omaha
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Steeders
Denver Market Reports Mixed Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices
Denver reports show cattle of desirable weight selling, but many unfinished stock. Half fat cows bring 7.25 to 8.25, choice steers up to 9.00, and fat females observed at 7.00 for loads of heifers. Hog prices top at 19.00, bulk 9.75 to 9.85, with special loads near 9.25 and 9.90. Lambs and yearlings sold around 7.75 to 19.25 for light loads, with fat ewes at 4.50 to 5.00 and feeding lambs offered at 9.00 to 9.50.
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Denver
Carey County Seeks Formation Despite Uphill Battle
Carey county faces a heated committee debate over H B 81 enabling its creation, with critics arguing population and valuation hurdles. supporters insist the measure passes despite constitutional questions, while related bills on brands and county division proceed through House committees and floor votes.
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House
House Committee
Carey
Converse
Glenrock
Senate
Wight
Story
del Loney
Jackson ‘Hole County
Underwood
Howe
New Wyoming House Bills Introduced In Legislature
The list includes H B 102 to prevent deception in sale of paint oils H B 103 by Roberts tax deeds and titles H B 104 by DeHoft assessments and filing penalties H B 105 by Campbell meat import signs H B 106 by Frisby on unspecified measure.
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Committee On Labor
Roberts
DeHoft
Campbell
Wyoming
Frisby Making
Senate Files and memorials outline state legislative actions
Senate files list measures by Perry Kabell Sibley Johnson Nelson Hartwell and committees. Topics include eminent domain for railroads water compacts with other states habeas corpus fees county officer salaries education tax levies school district tuition bonds and notice service for delinquent corporations and creation of a state law enforcement department.
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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 Taxed Theft Case Appealed
Fred Lee was fined $25 and given 10 days in jail on a second information charging theft of toilet articles from Forbes drug store. Sentence suspended and $100 bail posted pending district court appeal. Arraigned before Justice Housman, perfume in bottle ruled evidence not toilet water. A prior similar sentence of $25 fine and 90 days jail, remitted on $90 payment, preceded this charge. Forbeg then brought the second charge.
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Fred Lee
Forbes
Lee
Justice .of the
Peace Housman
Justice Court
Justice Housman
Justice Awards
Forbeg
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