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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
6
In the May session the market shows opening around 81.16 percent and closing near 7. Close values for July indicate an opening around 81.67 percent with a 1.66 percent change. September shows opening around 81.59 with 41.57 percent, ending near 16 percent. May and July figures are fragmented with repeated percentages and unclear labels.
John Donnellan Co reports corn prices opening lower and weakening as the market bears. Traders faced nervous activity with frequent rallies but pressure rose during the session, leading to limited recoveries as receipts remained stalled and rains were awaited.
The market shows mixed activity with grain weakness and corn declines weighing on prices. Provisions follow corn lower while cash trade remains quiet and exports decent. Outside interests push rail stocks higher on anticipated congressional rail legislation, with Sinclair Gulf strong early but retreating midday.
Hogs receipts 21 000 market steady to 100 lower with top at 21 00 bulk 20 60 20 85. Cattle receipts 8 000 beef bids 150 260 higher with ranges from 11 25 43 75 to 19 50. Sheep receipts 10 000 lambs 14 00 15 25 with lighter demand. Omaha and other notes show varied quotes and local ads.
Mixed notices advertise a six room modern residence on East 20th street with June first pos session and details on price and agent. Other listings promote Highland and Pierce Addition lots, 40 acres near Fort Collins, oil and gas rights, and job ads for brakemen firemen and salesmen. Public sale notices include a final three year proof filing in Horse Creek Wyoming and a United States Marshal auction of olive oil and vinegar products at 312 West 16th Street Cheyenne.
6 room house with bath basement furnace and laundry, fireplace and large rooms and closets. Double lot with three frontages, cement curbing. Price 6000. Terms arranged. Paul H. Moore at 1617 Capitol Avenue. Phone 239.
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