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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
15
Walker and Peddycourt of 514 Randall Ave Cheyenne Wyoming advertise breaking and plowing services in large or small quantities at reasonable rates. They guarantee quick and good work.
The Peoria Gold Mining Company is incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on March 25 1912 to acquire mines claims mill sites tunnels and estates to develop and dispose of property to buy own vote and dispose of shares to loan money and conduct general mining business. Capital stock 75000 dollars 1500000 shares at five cents each with five directors W W bby Thomas Hunter C HM Dudley D N Heiser Jacob Birhoff and agent for service Thomas Hunter at 511 First National Bank Bldgs Cheyenne Wyoming.
The Great Western Mining Company stockholders meet at 2205 Thomen Street Cheyenne Wyoming on Wednesday May 8 1912 at 8 00 pm to elect officers for the year and to transact any other business. G H Troastle secretary. April 7 1912.
Denver Union Stock Yards report shows cattle demand brisk with prices 10 to 15 cents higher for steers and 25 to 45 cents for cows. Strong hog and lamb demand. foresees Denver as high spring market. Notice adds Cheyenne cleaning up campaign with dates April 10 to May 1 and irrigation rules.
New York notes April 9 with call money at 3 3 1 2 and prime paper 4 1 4 to 1 3. Copper 14.400 15.82 1 2. Tin 43.50. Amalgamated Copper 3. American Sugar 128 7 8. Atchison 109 7 8. Great Northern 193 1 2. New York Central 14 1 8. Northern Pacific 124 3 4. Reading 166 1 2. Ronthnen Pacific 157 1 4. U S Steel 72 3 8. U S Steel pid 118.
South Omaha on April 9 reports receipts 2 800 cattle market active and strong with gains up to 10 cents. Native steers 5.90 to 8.10. cows and heifers 3.40 to 6.80. western steers 4.50 to 5.50. calves 4.50 to 8.00. hogs and pigs various. receipts 18 000 on hogs with prices 7.60 to 7.75. sheep receipts 6 900 with lambs 6.00 to 7.00 and yearlings 5.50 to 6.35.
Reports show cattle receipts near 4000 and hogs around 15000 with market dull on hogs and steady to strong for sheep. Prices vary by class from native lambs and western sheep to calves and heifers, while territory wools and domestic lots show general steadiness amid moderate weekly activity.
A garbled historical weather note describes weather symbols and numbers signaling fair or rainy conditions, temperature changes and warmer or colder trends, with unclear pairings and stray phrases. The fragment mentions displays labeled No. 1 through No. 8 and references fair weather, rain, and temperature shifts among inconsistent lines.
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