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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1912
Page
15
New York markets show mixed pricing for metals and grains with copper at high levels and declines in some grains. Amalgamated copper and U S Steel held gains while wheat and pork futures moved modestly higher in light trading. opening figures largely steady to higher across key contracts.
Omaha residents travel for Frontier celebration with a special car on Union Pacific train No 3 leaving Thursday at 2 50 PM and arriving in Cheyenne at 11 AM the next day Satie returns Sunday morning on train No 10 arriving in Omaha at 6 45 PM
E G Jones of Lusk Wyoming set a new grass heifer record this morning in Omaha shipping a car that sold for 7.06 a head. The Herefords had no grain but good hay and winter care kept them stout. F A Root reported ample range feed and favorable cattle conditions across most sections.
Washington reports the U S treasury has begun washing and ironing old paper money to resemble new currency. Over 500000 is circulated as the first batch. Three more washing machines are ordered and full nationwide rollout expected to save large sums annually.
Clara A. Ligler at 411 W 19th Street seeks arrangements for scientific facial and scalp treatments. Mention of wood crawling, The Sherman Co, Wall Paper The Sherman Co appears in fragmented notes.
Receipts last week were fair with rising demand and strong prices. 1,900 cattle were on sale today with cattle, hogs, and sheep showing steady to firm rates. Good steers $7.25. cows $5.25 to 6.25. hogs $8.10 to 8.35. sheep and lambs strong around $7.20 to 7.25 for lambs and $4.50 to 8.60 for ewes and yearlings. shipments encouraged as feed outlook remains favorable.
South Omaha reports on August 13 with cattle receipts about 5 400, market steady, hog receipts 10 800, market steady, sheep receipts 9 500, demand slow to lower. Prices vary across cattle calves cows and feeders, hogs, sheep and lambs with multiple price ranges listed.
Chicago cattle receipts reach 4.00 to 7.25 with steady market. hogs up to 5 cents higher and mixed grades priced from 7.45 to 8.60. sheep receipts near 99,000 with dull demand and lower to mid range prices. St Louis wool markets show steady tone. Boston notes active wool trade and price advances expected. Chicago grain shows harvest optimism with flat to lower opening. corn and wheat prices move narrowly as markets digest cables and futures.
Chicago market brief lists Wheat September at 3% cents and December at aa cents. Corn September 7 cents and December 04 Wen. Oats September 4140 and December 92 Te. Pork September 918.00, Lard September 10.77 4 and 10.80. Ribs September 10.62 cents.
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