Weather snapshot for 24 hours ending 6 pm MT
Cloudy periods with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to upper 60s across multiple cities. Rain reported in several locales including Omaha and Pittsburgh, with some readings showing clear or partly cloudy conditions in others. Extremes noted for the date include a high of 96 in 1874 and a low of 5 in 1878.
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Lowell
Wyoming Weather Forecast Summary
Washington reports a forecast for Saturday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion. The note mentions a fair day and a general warming trend across regions.
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Feir
Growers Refuse Low Wool Bids Amid Strong Prices
The Commercial Bulletin notes Boston wool trading steady with firm western demand. Growers balk at dealer outside bids even when higher than safety warrants, while new wools lead activity. Shipments January 1 to June 19 total 1,400,058 pounds in Boston with year over year declines in receipts.
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Boston
Commerceial Bulletin
No Cause For Apprehension Business Good
New York June 20 Drad streeta tomorrow will say sentiment as distinguished from actual basins is somewhat more favorable than heretofore. In this respect conatively sanguine factors are sufficiently numerous to offset retarding developments. It is felt stocks starved. textile lines discounted tariff changes. crop prospects cool enough to warrant optimism and removal of apprehension from financial conditions. Distribution of current account is fairly active. retail trade aided by warm weather. trade in general larger than last year. Business failures for week to June 19 were 235 vs 264 a year ago. 24 failures in Canada. Wheat and flour exports for week ending June 19 totaled 5,328,428 bushels vs 4,734,034 last year.
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Dradstreeta
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United States
Market report shows active cattle and quiet trading at Denver yards
Denver market reports strong cattle demand with few offerings and firm prices. A standout lot of Stewart and Madden Loveland steers sold for 8.35, the year's high for that class. Sheep demand remains brisk with shipments sought. Kansas City notes mixed grain futures and hogs firm with higher cash prices.
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Gale
Retail Distribution Shows Growing Activity Across Markets
Dun's review notes increased activity in retail distribution of seasonable merchandise due to favorable weather and a slightly improved demand in wheat markets. It cites under way winter wheat harvest meeting expectations and some producers offering price concessions to secure new orders amid quiet demand in iron and steel and continued cautious behavior by dry goods robbing houses. It also projects July interest and dividend disbursements totaling over $263 million versus $252 million the previous year.
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Dun
Supreme Court
Cattle and Hog Market Reports From South Omama
South Omama on June 20 reports cattle receipts about 500 with slow mauve steers selling from 6.20 to 8.80, cows and heifers 6.00 to 7.20, Western steers 6.50 to 8.25, calves 8.00 to 10.25. Hog receipts 7,600 higher with heavy hogs 5.40 to 7.60 and good to best 8.50 to 7.60. sows 0.00 to 7.60. Sheep receipts 400 steady with yearlings 5.25 to 6.00 and ewes 5.00 to 5.60.
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Western
City opens ice depots during strike to aid needy
In Cincinnati Ohio on June 20 the city began selling ice from depots at fire houses to help families cut off from regular suppliers after ice wagon drivers, helpers and engineers at plants went on strike. Smaller ice firms and individual dealers have joined unions in supplying hospitals and charities.
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N Elites Bene Pene
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Cattle Market Report Amid Mixed Prices in Chicago
Chicago market notes show cattle and sheep prices across multiple categories. Strong and weak classes mix with highs around $8.65 per unit for certain cattle and $6.75 for others, while milk and stockers quote varied. Western and native beef and sheep values appear alongside ranges and totals such as 8.78, 4.60, and 6.75.
Wool Market Report From St Louis Auction
In St Louis on June 26 buyers noted trends in wool with Northern and western lots described as medium quality. Prices ranged around 17 to 20 cents per pound for certain grades, with slight burr and fine burr observations. Clean scouring values listed at 16716, 154615 tee.
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St, Louis
Vacation Germs and the Perils of Summer Travel
A reflective column warns that vacations carry health risks from untreated milk and germ spread. It argues that despite modern precautions a truly sterilized, carefree vacation is unattainable, and autumn illnesses remain common.
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Tony
William Duthols Architect Cheyenne Notice
William Duthols an architect based in Cheyenne Wyoming is listed with rooms 211 212 in the First National Bank Building. The notice provides professional designation and office location.
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First National Bank _Building
Charles Elmer Lane
Flrst National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ww. H
Rayon Investment
First National Bank
Neeley Seeks Money Reform After Renewal Call
Representative Neeley of Kansas on the House floor urged a renewal of the money treaty inquiry while insisting on immediate currency reform. He argued the need for action as the nation faces banking and currency issues and warned that many people are left waiting for opportunities to improve their finances.
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Neeley
Kansas
Home Banking and Currency Committee
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