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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
12
New York stocks began Wednesday firm and broad trading but overall market tone reflected post election caution. Southern Pacific led with heavy trading and a sharp open, rising in blocks to about 110 to 111, a 6 point gain from Monday’s close, amid plans to redistribute lands to stockholders.
Exchange news shows mild sterling gains with paper and loan yields steady. Chicago cattle receipts reach 19 000 with prime beef steers around 18.00 and natives 10.50 to 16.50. Hog receipts rise with top at 14.29 and lams1100tops at 13.50 amid softer sheep bids.
Denver November 3 reports mixed vegetable prices with strong butter and bee markets. Eggplant falls to 26 cents, beans 16 to 18 cents per pound, tomatoes weak, cabbage and sweet corn steady, potatoes 2 to 2.60 a hundredweight, fruit supplies good with grapefruit down, pears weak, apples firm at 1.50 to 3.50 per box, grapes selling. butter ranges 42 to 61 cents per pound, bee prices 66 to 67 cents a dozen, poultry steady with various wholesale quotes.
Market reports show cattle in scarce supply with top cows quoted $7.60 and beef steers steady to $10.60. Hogs slighter higher with better cuts at $11.50 to $12.26 and sheep seeing a jump with lambs around 12.15 and ewes up to 6.55. New Mexican ewes sold at 4.75.
In Washington state on November 3, Harding led Cox by 81,921 from 1,186 of 3,878 precincts, with Harding 127,469 to Cox 46,648. Omaha reports Senator Harding’s lead over Governor Cox widening after corrections.
The report shows a total of 180000, marking a 40000 increase from the previous figures. This rise reflects improved performance in the sector.
A fragmentary Kansas auction note shows figures for Herding at 264 and Cox at 118,600 with mentions of S38 and a reference to 5,696.
In complete returns from four tests across 629 precincts Idaho voters favored Frank R. Manning, Republican, over J F N Democratic incumbent in the state senate race. Con 35,048 votes listed as leading figure. The report notes Democratic lines and local counts with a conclusive early lead for Manning.
San Francisco returns show Cox leading with 417,676 votes, Debs 25,586, and other candidates with smaller totals as 2,980 of 6,104 precincts were tabulated at 10 o'clock.
Reported results from Montana precincts show Republican majorities in both national and state races, signaling strong party performance statewide. In South Dakota, early returns indicate William H. McMaster of Yankton has likely won the governorship by a margin around 36,000 votes.
Market updates report prices for wheat corn and rye in Chicago with No 2 red wheat at 2 24 cash bids and Rail futures. Minneapolis notes receipts 808 cars versus 265 last year with cash bids around 2 04 to 2 09 and flax No 1 at 2 71 to 2 72.
Fragmentary OCR shows New York on November 3 reporting state and national races. Mentions Republicans holding seats in the state senate and house with varying vote totals and references to Harding era figures. Data is garbled but indicates a Republican advantage in legislative seats.
Returns from 16 districts show Ohio senator leading in Pennsylvania with 608 406 to 891 968 for the rival. Harding tally stands at 972 287 with wide margins. Philadelphia area reports a substantial plurality for the winner.
Detroit November 3 Michigan reports show Harding leading with about 400,719 votes to Cox 333,418 for governor elect. Republicans appear to win most state offices and the legislature as returns come in. President tally shows Harding at 665,482 and Cox 164,713 with 2,018 points counted of 2,781.
Sparse returns show Carroll ahead by 162 in one district while Graham leads Coble by 494. Morgan, a former labor candidate, reportedly outpolled Fowler in at least two counties. The fragmented tally hints Mondell's party could face a stronger performance than expected across key districts.
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