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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

6

Stock Market Slips Amid Exchange Session Losses

New York stock trading Monday showed widespread losses as investors faced uncertain conditions. High grade versus low priced rail tensions drove weakness in Texas and Pacific and other western lines while oils and investment rails rallied briefly. overall volume neared 760 000 shares with an irregular closing.

New York Stock Exchange Swift & Company Texas & Pacific Lion Shorts Europe Lome

Sugar prices fall as refiners cut rates further

In New York on Oct 6 the Federal Refining company cut its net price to 11 1/2 cents per pound for fine granulated sugar. Rae’s reported low record prices showed Porto Rico bags sold at 7.28 cents delivered to the refiner. Boston also noted River Sugar Refinery posting 11 1/2 cents per pound for refined sugar after previously quoting 8 1/2 to 8 2/3 cents.

New York Federal Refining Company Rae Porto Rico Boston the River Sugar

Grain prices in Chicago steady after small receipts

Chicago wheat no 2 red at 2.11 percent, corn no 2 mixed 0.604 percent, oats no 2 white 0.55 percent, rye no 2 1.65, barley 0.960. Market firmed late as forecasts of smaller receipts supported prices, with December futures hovering around 7.87.

Chicago

Exchange News Roundup From New York Markets

Prime mercantile paper steady with unchanged exchange and irregular sterling demand. Time loans steady, banker’s money strong with high and low quotes, ruling rate seven, closing bid seven, offered eight, last loan seven. Bank acceptances at 64.

New York

Butter and produce prices rise with strong demand in Denver

Denver markets report higher creamery butter prices with first grade at 60 cents and second at 54 cents a pound. No changes in poultry values, wholesale quotes steady for Hens and Broilers. Vegetables show fair demand led by onions at 1.75 to 2.00 a weight and California imports at 3.00 to 2.25.

Denver al Rotlex California

Cattle Receipts Fall Narrowly on Denver Market

Denver reports cattle receipts under 1000 head with medium beef steers at 9.50 to 10.00 dollars and select heifers around 10.50. Prime cows quoted about 7.20 with most calves existing at lower values amid mixed demand and scarce offerings.

Denver Ptook Seale le Alec

Chicago cat market shows strength with varied prices

Market reports show lambs and feeders trading at multiple levels amid strong demand. Top feeder bids reached around 11.60 per unit while choice lambs and sheep saw steady to higher quotes, with late ranges and larger receipts noted in Chicago.

Chicago United Tem Bureau of Markets

Casper Forms Casper Branch of Women Voters League

Casper establishes a branch of the Wyoming Woman’s Voters League with Mrs. C B Winter as president and officers including Mrs. J W Bingham Mrs. Burke H Sinclair and Mrs. Philip K Edwards as vice presidents and treasurer H P Fishburn. Mrs. Jamese Paige of Minneapolis led the organizing effort during a recent state federation gathering.

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

The piece notes England’s praise for the Irish police and reveals searing editorials urging support for law and order. It describes resignations from the Royal Irish Constabulary, recruitment of ex-soldiers as Black and Tans, and bitter Sinn Fein sentiment, with calls to suppress agitation and murder.

Mary Fores Royal Irish Constabulary England Sinn Ore Dublin Ireland McReady Pollaman

Irish press on outrages and Sinn Fein stance

The text notes journalists in Castle Belfast and Cork, with Dublin editors to publish twice daily communiques. Journalists' Association protests, then abstains from meetings while newspapers print messages from nonaligned men. Sinn Fein newspaper Young Ireland approves journalists' stance.

E Io Castle Belfast Cork Dublin Journalista’ Association Sinn Fein Young Ireland Journalists’ Association

Oil Well Explosion Kills Three Men in Brackenridge

An oil well explosion at Brackenridge near Fort Worth kills three workers and injures others. The blaze causes extensive property damage estimated at $50,000, with flowing oil still burning the following day. The incident occurs amid reports of a large orchid variety count in a separate note.

Fort Worth Tex Aather Brackenidge

Motor Accident Fatal for Casperite

Hugh L. Foster aged 43 died after a car overturned on the Alcora road near the city. Foster, with large oil interests, had been visiting Casper from Portland, Oregon with his wife who is described as young and greatly grief stricken. Edward Foster, his brother and traffic manager of the Willamette railroad, will transport the body to Portland for burial.

Alcora Cny Hugh L. Foster Foster Casper Tath Portland Ore Mr. Foster Edward Foster The Willamette Railroad of Portand

Stock Yards Deal Hearing Delayed

Washington officials postponed until October 14 the hearing of arguments on the plan of the Big Five packers to dispose of their stock yard holdings to F. H. Prince and Co. of Boston, ordered by the District of Columbia supreme court today.

Washington Packera de Lpose F. H. Prince & Co Boston District of Columbia Supreme Court

Associated Oil Moves to Laramie in Wyoming

The Associated Oil company, drilling near the city of Laramie, Wyoming, plans to relocate offices to the Trem Fork river area. A. Orbison is arranging for offices and fencing. drilling on school section 12-20-77 and other sections is paused awaiting equipment. Scientists report Babel at 275 feet.

Laramis Yim Tak Ae City Orbison Ronme Wellson

Roosevelt to Be Speaker in Den

Fragmentary notice reports a presidential nominee named Roosevelt slated to speak in a city tomorrow night during a trip to Kansas. Details are partial and unclear in the readable text.

Roosevelt

Weygand to Su Wrangel in Com Weygand to Su Wrangel in Com

In Copenhagen on October 6 a French general Weygand departed for the South Ward to assume command of the newly formed allied troops led by General gels for the national defense forces.

Weygand Su Wrangel Copenhagen Weygang South Rurala Preme Theoaly Shevik Generagels Tiflend

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