Wall Street Downgrades and Weak Rails Dominate Exchange
New York trading opened with losses across many shares as investors faced a mixed outlook. Industrials and rails led declines with Texas and Pacific dropping sharply while high grade stocks steadied, and overall volume reached about 760000 shares as speculative transports weighed on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Swift & Company
Texas & Pacific
Lion
Shorts
Europe
Lome
Sugar prices fall as refiners cut net price
In New York sugar prices moved lower as the Federal Refining company reduced its net price by a half cent to 11.5 cents for fine granulated sugar. Rae’s low record price for Porto Rico bags sold at 7.28 cents delivered to the refiner. Boston reports River Sugar Refinery announcing 11.5 cents a pound for refined sugar after earlier quoting 8.25 cents and claiming to be out of the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal Refining Company
Rae
Porto Rico
Boston
the River Sugar
Grain futures steady as receipts shrink prices rise
Chicago wheat No 2 red 2.11 percent, corn No 2 mixed 604 percent 82c, oats No 2 white 54 percent 55c, rye No 2 91 62 percent 1 65, barley 77 960. Predictions of smaller receipts supported the market. closing prices firm 2 3 percent, December futures 7 87 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Exchange News Summary Shows Mixed Rates
Prime mercantile paper unchanged. Exchange irregular. sterling demand at 3.50 percent. Time loans steady. bankers money strong. high 8, low 7, ruling rate 7. Closing bid 7, offered at 8, last loan 7. bank acceptances 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver Market News Roundup On Butter Poultry And Veg Prices
Demand for all classes of creamery butter pushes shipper quotations up by one cent to 15 cents. direct price 61 cents. Creamery butter at 60 cents first grade and 54 cents second. Eye prices steady at 60 to 84 per dozen for best grades. No changes in poultry prices. wholesale quotes include hens 6 to 8 cents, springs 18 cents, broilers 6 cents, ducks 40 cents, roosters 25 to 80 cents. Vegetables fair demand. onions 1.75 to 2.00 per weight, California 3.00 to 2.25. Tomatoes limited and selling at pound. night supplies soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
al Rotlex
California
Market Cattle Receipts Dip. Prices Mixed Across Grades
Denver reports cattle receipts under 1,000 head as buyers note varied quotes. Medium beef steers fetch about 9.50 to 10 dollars, some as high as 10.50. prime grades range 6.50 to 7.50 for handsome cows, with most offerings in the lower end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ptook Seale
le Alec
Livestock Market Reports Mixed Prices Across Fat Lambs and Hogs
Chicago market notes show varied prices with lambs and feeders selling near mid single digits, top feeders around 11.60, choice lambs in the high teens, and hog receipts near 10,000 with top bids about 15.88. Sheep prices remained steady as natives fetched around 12.95 and general ranges spanned 4.00 to 5.16 for certain classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Tem Bureau of Markets
Casper forms Casper Branch Women Voters League
Casper Wyoming forms a local branch of the Women Voters League to support the National Woman's Suffrage Association. Mrs C B E Winter presides with vice presidents Mrs J W Bingham Mrs Burke H Sinclair and Mrs Philip K Edwards and treasurer Mrs H P Fishburn. Mary Paige of Minneapolis led the organization effort for the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Wyoming
Woman's Suffrage Association
I of Women Voters
National Woman'suffrage Association
State League
C. BE. Winter
J. W. Bingham
Burke H. Sinclair
Philip K. Edwards
H. P. Fishburn
Jamese Paige
Minnespolis
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Paige
Sear of Women Voters
Minnesota
North
South
Caraw Lowa
Monna
England Praises Irish Police Forces Amid Tensions
England praises Irish constabulary amid resignations and new recruitments. Former soldiers join the force for wages, adopting a partly military uniform and earning the moniker Black and Tans. Sinn Fein shows bitter attitude, while Dublin papers urge harsh reprisals against agitators and murderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Fores
Royal Irish Constabulary
England
Sinn
Ore
Dublin
Ireland
McReady
Pollaman
Sinn Fein Paper Praises Journalists Over Communications
The article notes divided press reaction to outrages reports. Journalists in Belfast Cork and Dublin faced pressure with twice daily communications expected in Dublin and a protest by the Journalists' Association. The Sinn Fein paper Young Ireland commends the journalists' stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Io
Castle
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Journalista’ Association
Sinn Fein
Young Ireland
Journalists’ Association
Oil Well Explosion Fatal to Three Men
A Brackenridge oil well blast killed three workers and injured several others causing extensive property damage estimated at about 50 000 dollars. The fire kept burning into the next day with oil still aflame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Aather
Brackenidge
Motor Accident Fatal to Casperite
A collision on the Alcora road near the city claimed the life of Hugh L. Foster at age 43. Foster, a Casper resident for a week and a man of large oil interests, died in a local hospital. His wife, traveling with him, mourns as his body will be sent to Portland for burial. Edward Foster, his brother and traffic manager of the Willamette railroad, will arrange the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcora
Cny
Hugh L. Foster
Foster
Casper Tath
Portland
Ore
Mr. Foster
Edward Foster
The
Willamette Railroad of
Portand
Stock Yards Deal Hearing Delayed to October 14
Washington hearing on the Big Five packers plan to dispose of stock yard holdings to F. H. Prince Co. of Boston was postponed by the District of Columbia supreme court to October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Packera
de Lpose
F. H. Prince & Co
Boston
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Associated Oil Moves to Laramie Wyoming
Associated Oil plans relocation from Tak on gt of ae city to the Laramie area in Wyoming. A. Orbison arranges offices fences and facilities as the company sinks wells in school section 12-20-77 and other nearby sections. The drill has paused awaiting enabling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramis
Yim Tak
Ae City
Orbison
Ronme
Wellson
Roosevelt to Be Speaker in Den
A presidential nominee will speak in the city tomorrow night as part of a tour to Kansan. The event is announced today by party officials and promises a major political moment for local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Kansan
Weygand Leaves for Russian Front Command
In Copenhagen on October 6 French general Weygand departed for South Russia to assume command of allied forces supporting the Bolshevik troops of General gels in the National frontier area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Weygang
South Rurala
Preme
Theoaly Shevik
Generagels
Tiflend
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlas Grade
Boston-Wye
Bank Creek
Burke
Cow Gulch
B. T. Williams
Wes
Hutton Lake
Jewell
Ck. Roy
Pete
Semonn
Preston
Sane
N. Y. Stocks
Atchison
Haldwin Fenntoan
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors Crucible
Republic I
Southern Pacific
Abenlon Pacific
N. Y. Curb
Ee York
Lipesty
Pawt Liberty Firat Lapel Becokd
Picet
Liberty
Sonce
Women Voter League
Cheyenne State Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Capitol Avenue
Hynds Building
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Casperite
W. E. Dinneen
Carload
Reos
REO
Hudson and Essex
Dinneen’s
Pioneer
Lincoln
Associated Oil
Laramie
Babel
Weygand
Su Wrangel
Namour
Everwear
Capper
Rocky Mountain States
Field and Farm
America
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Great Western Farm Journal
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Capper Farm Press
Grass Roots
Bureau of Research
Capper Farm,Press
Copper Farm
Rocky Mountain Section
Arapahoe Street
Arthur Capper, Pupliaher
Denver, Colorado
C. C. Clark
Mgr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!