Daily Market Report from GHIGAGO May 9
Market notes from GHIGAGO describe receipts of 49 000 with prices opening 250 to 300 lower and weaker than yesterday. One lot traded at 920.90 out of line. Buyer bids around 20.35 dollars.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
7
Market notes from GHIGAGO describe receipts of 49 000 with prices opening 250 to 300 lower and weaker than yesterday. One lot traded at 920.90 out of line. Buyer bids around 20.35 dollars.
Omaha Neb May 9 hog receipts 9 500 market 15 20 lower top 20 40 bulk 20 10 20 30 heavy weight 20 90 20 40 medium 20 15 320 25 neat weight 19 85 20 10 cattle receipts 3 000 beef steers mixed weights steady to lower with primes at 16 75 margins 12 47 cows 7 50 14 25 veal calves 43 50 11 50 stocker steers 8 18 45 sheep receipts 9 400 market slow bids lower spring lambs 18 20 25 yearlings 15 75 17 75 Omaha Neb May 9 conversations continue with producers and buyers adjusting prices as market conditions shift.
Information from Washington says Senator Harris of Georgia, in Europe, told President Wilson he will vote for the equal suffrage amendment. The poll shows a two-thirds majority is likely, with supporters pressing for passage in the extra session of Congress.
Eccles interests of Ogden Utah announced the purchase of 160 acres in Salt Creek Wyoming from J B Stocks for 1 750 000 over 10 000 per acre. Buyer aims to develop a Deep test three miles north to evaluate Muddy Creek sand potential in Salt Creek region.
The article describes Mrs Billy Poletika involved with the Russian War Commission inspecting scep ps and abandoning her dental career to pursue sales work. It notes the Eccles syndicate’s heavy investment in a lease, with land previously deemed barren now relocated outside the withdrawn area to avoid government issues. Drilling near Lance Creek is at depth with potential to expand the Last Greek field toward twenty miles by six miles if a producer is found.
Rapid trading in Exploration Oil and Gas shares follows its entry into the Lane Creek district where 800 acres of well lands and 2840 acres of royalties are held. Drilling agreements exist with Midwest Refining Ohio Cactus Petroleum and Texas companies. Three wells are to be drilled free to the Exploration company, two already under way. Director BW. N. secretary and Mr Gunm tied to the University Club of Denver are noted in the piece.
The EF. T. Williams Oil Company plans to raise capital from $500,000 to $2,000,000 and issue a 300 percent stock dividend. Shareholders will be notified on May 27. The firm earns 6 percent monthly dividends for four months and aims for 20 percent annual thereafter. It operates 120 deeded acres in Salt Creek field with production near 2,000 barrels daily.
Berlin reports indicate widespread German resistance to signing the peace compact as strikes rise and Bolshevik fears persist. The public faces dire terms while conservatives split, with some preferring Entente occupation to Bolshevik rule.
Cable dispatches report Chinese representatives decline to sign a peace accord at Shanghai after receiving instructions from both sides. The message was relayed to the Front Seat in the ongoing conference.
Abdullaih Bey Khe Khouri referenced in a brief item with unclear context. The fragment notes a person named Abdullah Bey and scattered letters suggesting a local or regional reference. No verifiable events, dates, or affiliations are readable.
The chancellor said Germany will present a note at Versailles outlining differences between the treaty terms and Wilsons fourteen points. He urged counter proposals and an oral discussion to reach a goodwill peace agreement.
Parliamentary leaders from all factions in Berlin express shock at the severity of the proposed peace terms. They refuse to discuss entente conditions or predict the assembly's stance. A leading independent socialist calls the offer dictatorial and says revision requires world revolution.
The Mo Ridge 011 Company property, miles northwest of Grass Creek, will be tested at depth by a well drilled by Midwest Refining Company under a new contract. The Ridge Company acquired the property two years ago and began a test well to 2000 feet before abandonment. About $20,000 was spent. renewals interest followed, now under Midwest to commence immediate work on the structure like Grass Creek.
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