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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
12
Live stock and financial market items highlight today’s market page. Wool prices edge higher as traders note steady demand from textile firms. Agricultural futures show modest gains across cattle and hogs with optional sales expected later in the week.
New York traders witnessed broad pressure with industrials and shipping under steady selling. Rails and oils fell from early gains, while New York listed names like Northern Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio showed mixed moves amid fluctuating heavy selling across sectors.
Exchange New York reports prime mercantile paper unchanged as the market remains heavy. Sterling demand at 8.29 percent, francs around 6.03 to 6.88, Belgium francs 6.36 to 6.88, lire 3.51 to 3.53, marks 1.21 to 1.23. New York exchange on Montreal at 9 1/2 percent discount. Time loans steady with ell dates at 7 and 5 percent.
New York metal prices show copper iron and antimony unchanged with spot near $38.50 and futures around $40.25. Lead remains listed in the market brief.
A brief notice records a spot sale at St Louis with a quoted price of $6300 and a spot listing of six dollars and seventy cents. The fragment references a ready, spot, and zine context but provides limited detail beyond the price and location.
Denver report shows light cattle receipts with prices around 6.50 to 6.75 for cows and 7.60 for choice sows, steers up to 10.75, hogs top is 14.56 per load, and lambs around 11.69 to 13.25. Chicago and Omaha figures list varied feeds, hogs near 14.40 to 14.75, cattle mostly steady, calves to 15.60, sheep with lambs around 12.50 and ewes 6.50.
The report notes price gains across vegetables with onions up to 2. The cabbage price climbed to 25 cents a dozen, peppers to 20 to 22 cents, and California produce on sale at 1.75 to 2.00 a dozen. Butter prices climbed with creamery grades at 60 cents per pound and butter fat sales at 57 to 61 cents. Fruit supplies were good and demand fair to good.
The text references unsettled poultry prices and market conditions in an egg section and mentions a Fay Nale price range. It also notes recent uncoveries of mammoths and humans believed to have lived about 15,000 years ago in a CE site. Hort books are cited as used by 16th century schoolboys.
George E Strawbridge 47 an employee in alievs and maeliniat in the Union Pacific shape died yesterday at Cheyenne hospital. Funeral arrangements not yet set. He lived with J W Piper at Twenty second Street. He held membership in the Knights of Pythias Knights and Ladies of Security and Odd Fellows.
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