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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
14
In May and July openings show mixed percentages with declines and small gains. September opens at 81.59 and closes around 41.57 percent with 16 percent change noted. The document records irregular figures across months and lacks clear company names or dates.
John Donnellan Co notes corn prices opened weak and declined further as traders showed caution. Rallies appeared briefly but pressure grew with a broader dull market tone and the absence of rain, dampening demand and outlook.
Reports show slow demand for grain and weaker corn weighing on futures while provisions follow cash markets down. Outside buyers push late in the day in rails with belief Congress may push rail legislation. Sinclair Gulf weak midday after opening strength. Oil stocks like Boston Oil and Island Oil traded with narrow ranges amid modest activity.
Hogs receipts 21000 with a market steady to 100 lower as big packers bid about 250 lower. Top hogs 21.00, bulk 20.60 to 20.85. various weights quoted. Cattle receipts 8000 with beef steers and feeders up 150 to 260. calves slow. Sheep receipts 10000 with lambs steady to strong and ewes and yearlings changing at several price ranges. OMANA Neb and other areas report mixed hog gains and steady cattle markets amid regional adjustments.
Diverse classifieds include a six room modern residence on East 20th Street with June first possession and features. Highland and Pierce Addition lots with down payment options. 40 acres near Fort Collins with gas and oil rights. brakeman and sales positions advertised. public publication notice for William Hamilton heirs and final proof. public auction of olive oil and vinegar storage items by U.S. Marshal.
Six room residence with bath basement furnace laundry and fireplace on a double lot with three frontages. Property features large rooms and closets. cement curb and all utilities accessible. Price 6000 with negotiable terms. Paul H. Moore contact 1617 Capitol Avenue phone 239.
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