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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
16
Prices for sheep and lambs are steady with receipts at 10,000. Top fed lambs and yearlings quoted around 9.75 dollars, with others at about 6.60. Market notes reflect demand and supply conditions in the livestock and feed sectors.
New York November 1. Passing of the extra dividend on American Sugar and the unfavourable October tonnage report of United States Steel sparked further selling after an early rally. Volume about 1,350,000 shares with some leaders recovering. steel and related stocks slipped mid-day as higher prices prevailed in some sections. Meat and poultry prices held steady amid fair receipts and strong demand for most varieties.
NEW YORK, Nov 10 Bar silver remains unchanged for domestic and foreign markets at 82 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars quoted at 62 1/2 cents as a contestable figure.
Grain prices show flour steady to 40 cents lower in Minneapolis while commodities such as No 1 northern wheat and No 2 yellow corn list varied quotes. Omaha reports No 1 hard and mixed oats prices with small shifts reflected across the grain listings.
Denver reports strong demand for first grade creamery butter with prices at 60 to 62 cents per pound, up eight cents from prior sales. Second grade creamery holds at 63 cents, process butter at about 68 cents, reflecting tighter supply and higher quotations in the market.
Cattle receipts reached about 4400 head with killing steers 8.50 to 9 dollars and cows from 6.50 to 6.75. Hog sales near 1000 head ranged 12.50 to 13 with best pigs at 12.60. Lambs in steady trade. fat lambs 11.50 to 11.75, feeding lambs 11.60 to 11.75. Ewes 6.00 to 6.25 for top stock, feeding ewes 5, feeder cattle generally 4.75 down.
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts near 15 000 with steady to higher prices for quality steer and grasser stock, hogs about 14 000 with steady to slightly lower averages, fat sheep and lambs bid lower. Omaha notes hogs 600 with prices mostly 10 to 10 lower and cattle receipts around 8 800 with beef steers and butcher stock steady.
A Washington DC dog cemetery holds hundreds of buried dogs with human friends visiting graves often. The accompanying photo shows a live dog visiting a canine grave, illustrating the lasting bond between pets and owners.
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