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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1920

Page

23

Albany County Candidates Certified

Albany County Republicans add Dr. J. P. Markley to the county coroner ticket. Democrats certify J. Ross and John R. Cordiner for state offices, Thurman Arnold nominated at Augusta. In some parts of Ribera mani, food is sold frozen, milk is chopped.

Laramie Wyo Republican Committee Albany County J. P. Markley Cheyenne J. Ross 9 Rockee John R. Cordiner Thurman Arnold Augusta Mary Riberia

Mexican official denies secret US France Britain treaty

Hilario Medina dismissed reports that the Mexican foreign office archives contain a copy of a clandestine treaty with the United States France and Great Britain. He says diplomats informed him no such real document exists and rumors of a forged German deception are unconfirmed.

Mexico City Mexican Foreign Office United States France Great Britain Mexico Hilario Medina Benor Medina Carranza Europe Senor Medina

Stock market slides on light holiday trading

New York October 9 stocks traded thin as a short week and holiday reduced public interest. Active industrials rails and food shares fell 1 to 7 points with large drops in Wisconsin Central Texas & Pacific United Fruit Atlantic Gulf and Harvester. Closing was heavy with about 350000 shares sold.

New York Shorts Wisconsin Central Texan & Pacific United Fruit Atlantic Gulf American Woolen Independent Steels Stock Exchange Mexican Petroleum St. Louis San Francisco American International Texas & Pacific Reading New Haven St. Paul Baldwin

Exchange Rates and Mercantile Prices Report

Exchange news from New York shows prime mercantile paper unchanged and currencies moving unevenly. Sterling demand at 3.50 percent with cables 3.51, francs 6.68 demand 6.70 cables, Belgian francs 7.00 7.02, lire 4.04 4.06, and the New York to Montreal exchange at 83 16 per cent discount.

New York Prime Mercantile Greece Montreal

Market Roundup Notes From New York and London

Bar silver in New York undunchanged for 5 percent. Mexican dollars and London bar silver quoted at 164 46 6d per ounce. Money rates steady. Short and three month bills unchanged at 5 percent.

New York London

Grain price snippets from Minneapolis and Chicago markets

Minneapolis reports wheat receipts at 734 cars, cash prices for No 1 northern 2.06 and 2.04 for December and March. corn No 3 yellow 67 to 69 cents. date No 3 white 50 to 60 cents. barley 61 to 90 cents. rye No 2 1.55 to 1.50. flax No 1 2.84 to 2.87. Chicago opening sees wheat firm then selling wave. December 1.96 to 1.98, March 1.93 to 1.93, moved to around yesterday’s finish with December 1.93 and March 1.90.

Minneapolis Minn Northern Chicago Board of Trade Orn

Grain futures drift as crop forecast weighs on market

Prices moved unevenly with December options slipping to new lows while May held near unchanged. Wheat rallied to around 1.98 with March at 1.95 as sentiment turned bearish on the department of agriculture crop forecast. Oats and corn finished firmer late. futures closed mixed and grain markets quiet for the session. Cotton and coffee in New York also eased with nearby contracts down from earlier levels.

Department of Agriculture Dominion Winnipeg Kansas

Denver fruit and vegetable market prices drift steady

October trade in Denver showed firm fruit prices with good supply. Crabapples sold at 10 cents per pound though supply was limited, peaches and pears scarce with $2 to $3 per bushel and $2 to $3.50 per bushel respectively. Apples 1.50 to 3 per box. Potatoes 1.75 to 2.25 per 100 pounds. Onions Colorado 1.75 to 2 and California 2.25. Tomatoes light at 5 to 6 cents per 4% pound. Hens 30 to 34 cents. broilers 48 and springs 47 cents per pound. Eye prices 60 to 62 cents for select grades. Butter steady first grade creamery at 6 cents per pound.

Denver Colorado California

Butterfat Prices and Delivery Rates Mentioned

The text notes payments of 55 cents for stations and 61 cents direct for butterfat supplies, indicating the pricing terms or subsidy structure affecting producers and distributors.

Butter and Eggs Prices Steady in Chicago Market

Unsettled butter and creamery prices listed for Chicago with ranges from 42 to 61 cents per unit. Eggs show receipts of 7,101 cases, with firsts 58 to 66 cents and storage firsts 60 to 61 cents. Poultry prices appear mixed with hens 2 cents lower and springs down 1 to 2 cents. Kansas City reports butter and eggs unchanged while poultry faces small declines.

Chicago Kansas City

Sugar New York Futures Close Steady With Mixed Prices

Sugar prices in New York closed steady on October 9 with 3,600 tons traded. December 7.90, January 7.80, March 7.65, May 7.77.

New York Wales

Livestock market roundup across Chicago Denver and Omaha

Chicago cattle and hogs showed mixed gains with steers and hogs up to $1.60 and $0.25 higher respectively. Denver receipts and hog demand remained strong with hogs $0.15 to $0.25 higher, lambs and sheep steady to higher, Omaha hogs steady to $0.10 higher, cattle firm. Steel monthly orders report notes 10.37 million tons unfilled, down 420k from last month. Ancient Romans fed gold dust to powder their hair.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Denver Omaha Omah Neb Bureau of Markets Steeel New York United States Steel Corporation

Wool market trends and draw of prices in early regional reports

The Commercial Bulletin notes dull and irregular wool trading with few sales at lower prices. Dealers await developments hoping for a modest market strengthening as the woods market remains unsettled. Scoured prices show varied values across Texas, California, Oregon, and other territories for staples and clothing grades.

Boston Masas the Commercial Bulletin

Debs Warns Labor to Suspect Leaders

Eugene V. Debs, running as a socialist for president, urged workers in Atlanta to beware trusted leaders who betray labor. He claimed miners' union leaders were rewarded for betrayal and criticized the Gomperian policy of rewarding friends and punishing enemies by steering workers into capitalist parties.

Debs Labor Atlanta Eugene V. Debs Gompersonian Capi

New York Banks Report Ample Weekly Reserves

New York banks and trust companies report a reserve excess of 26,199,980 dollars for the week, above legal requirements, down 47,243,830 from last week. The weekly condition statement shows ample liquidity in the clearinghouse system.

New York

Democratic Ticket for 1920 Fields Local Races

Democratic slate lists Cox for president Roosevelts Roovevods for vice president Fowler for representative Olds and Storey for state senators Applegate Baerreen Bell Clark Cooper Dinner for legislature Garrett Graham Branson Donahue Klugherz targeted as county officers in a political advertisement L N 1

James M. Cox Franklin D. Roovevods Congress Wade H. Fowler Ray K. Olds William Storey U. G. Applegate A. A. Baerreeen John Bell Frank G. Clark James F. Cooper Maurice Dinner George 4.Garrell Ida R. Graham Charles'. Branson

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