Senator Cranney poised to profit from Star Valley gold rush
Senator Frank P. Cranney of Lincoln County heads a mining push in Star Valley with Grand Canon Mining & Development owning 1200 acres along the Snake River near Jackson. The firm recently installed a 280000 plant after a 200yard gravel run yielded 800 in gold and 1000 in platinum, signaling potential millionaire returns for stockholders amid decades of placering exposure.
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Wyoming
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Devil’s Tower
Crook County
Cranney
Gardner
Grand Canon Mining & Development Company
Jackson
Dull Trading on Wall Street with Mixed Gains and Losses
Early in the New York market Thursday prices showed dullness with mixed moves. Royal Dutch rose while Mexican oils weakened. Gulf oil and several heavy issues fluctuated, and the British exchange rate advanced further to 3.85 dollars.
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New York
Royal Dutch
General Asphalt
American Can
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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 New York Mercantile Rates Quiet Today
Prime mercantile paper stands at 7 percent with irregular exchange. Sterling demand at 3.8714, cables 3.88. Francs demand 7.11, cables 7.47. Guilders demand 38.89, cables 83.90. Lire demand 3.71, cables 38.73. Marks demand 1.87, cables 1.79. Greece demand 7.60. Argentine demand 85.62, Brazilian demand 15.25. Montreal 10 percent discount.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Greece
Montreal
Metals market snapshot from New York notes price steadying
Copper steady across spot and first quarter at 12 to 13 cents, second quarter nominal. Iron prices ease with No 1 northern at 83.00 and No 2s at 30.00. Tin firm at 4.75 spot and 386.60 futures with 36.50 and 36.00 noted. Lead steady at 4.75 spot. Antimony 5.85 spot and 5.62. Zinc easier at East St. Louis 5.25 spot and 5.37.
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New York
East St. Louis
Grain News From Minneapolis on Prices and Plans
Flour prices fall to 20 25 cents in carload lots with family patents at 9.05 to 9.25 per barrel. Bran ranges 26 to 27 dollars. Wheat receipts reach 279 cars as plans for a reclamation system move forward. Senator Cranney promoter of the project remains optimistic about Wyoming growth and stock holdings.
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Minneapolis
Senator Cranney
Star
Livestock Prices Across Markets January 27
Hogs receipts 14 000 mostly 15c lower in Omaha with top at 9 45. Cattle receipts 7 000 with light sales and mixed pricing. Sheep receipts 9 000 with lambs 9 50 to 10 00 and heavy lambs 8 00 to 8 50. Chicago cattle and hog markets show steady to lower prices. hog top near 9 90 and bulk 9 00 to 9 80. Denver reports mixed steers from 7 50 to 8 25 with hogs 9 75 to 9 90 and lambs 9 35 to 10 00.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Denver
New York City Population Grows by Over Five Thousand Annually
New York City has added more than 5,000 residents annually over the past decade, marking steady growth. The sustained rise reflects ongoing migration and natural increase amid urban expansion and housing developments in the five boroughs.
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