Senator Cranney's Grand Canon Mining Venture Sparks Wyoming Interest
The article profiles Senator Frank P. Cranney of Lincoln County as part of a wave of Star Valley residents believed to become millionaires through the Grand Canon Mining & Development Co. The firm, capitalized at 750000, operates a 12 hundred acre placer claim along the Snake River near Jackson, with a 280000 plant and recent gold outputs suggesting strong profit potential.
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Frank P. Cranney
Lincoln County
Wyoming
Senator Cranney
Star Valley
D. D. Lynch
Tom Wills
P. P. Baldwin
Bert Bigler
Snake River
Devil’s Tower
Crook County
Cranney
Gardner
Grand Canon Mining & Development Company
Jackson
Dull Opening in New York Stocks With Mixed Advances
Early trading showed a list with gains in Royal Dutch and General Asphalt while many others slipped. Exchange rates rose to 3.85 and 3.86 dollars, and prominent issues like Sears Roebuck fell as oils and metals led the market.
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New York
Royal Dutch
General Asphalt
American Can
Vanadium Steel
International Paper
People’s Gas
Chesapeake & Ohio
Royal Dutch and
Shell
General Electric
Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker
Republic Steel
Sears-Roebuck
Denver
Rio Grande
New Orleans
Texas
Mexico
Exchange rates and mercantile prices report
The New York market notes prime mercantile paper at 7% to 8% with irregular exchange. Sterling demand at 3.8714, cables 3.88. Francs demand 7.11, cables 7.47. Guilders 38.89 demand, cables 83.90. Lire 3.71 demand, cables 38.73. Marks demand 1.87, cables 1.79. Greece demand 7.60, Argentine 85.62, Brazilian 15.25, Montreal 10% discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Metals Market Summary From New York Report
Metals prices moved mixed with copper steady at 12 to 13 cents and iron under slight easing with No 1 northern at 83.00. Tin held firm at spot 4.75 with futures around 36.50 to 36.00, zinc eases in East St Louis at 5.25 to 5.37. Lead remains steady at 4.75. Antimony quoted at 5.85 to 5.62.
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New York
East St. Louis
Grain notes and bustling prospects from Minneapolis
Flour prices slide to 20 25 cents lower in carload lots. Family patents quoted at 9.05 to 9.25 per barrel. Bran at 26 to 27 dollars. Wheat receipts total 279 cars while mentions of Senator Cranney and Star valley promoters hint at Wyoming production starting this spring and a potential Klondike like rush under favorable conditions. Senator Cranney holds stock and remains optimistic about the venture.
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Minneapolis
Senator Cranney
Star
Livestock Markets Across Regions Report Mixed Hogs Cattle Sheep
Hogs in Omaha and Chicago receipts show mostly lower bids with top hogs near 9.90 in Chicago and $9.75 in Denver. Cattle weak across markets with feeders steady to lower and fat cows slipping. Sheep and lambs show limited activity with lambs hovering around 9.50 to 10.00 in Denver and steady to softer prices elsewhere. Local Denver sales note top hogs at $9.90 and feeder ranges from 7.00 to 7.75 for quality steers.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Denver
Population Rise: NYC Adds Over 5,000 Annually
New York City has grown by more than 5,000 people each year over the last decade, according to recent figures. The steady gain reflects continued urban expansion and demographic shifts affecting housing and services.
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New York City
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