Denver Livestock Market Leads With Rising Cattle Prices
Daily Market Report from Denver shows cattle demand firm at season high, with good to best beef steers selling $7.25 to $8.15 and high fat cows $6.26 to $6.75. Feeder and stocker activity strong. hogs firm to slightly higher with tops around $9.25. Sheep and lamb markets robust. fat lambs up to $12.25, lambs at $12.00 to $12.25, and strong shipments expected.
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Denver
Colorado
Market cattle and sheep receipts show higher demand in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska on December 11 a cattle and sheep market report notes receipts of 11 800 for hogs and 10 600 cattle with prices ranging for native steers cows and heifers Western and Texas feeders stockers and feeders and yearlings. Sheep receipts 9 000 with higher markets and lambs and yearlings trading up to 12 80 for lambs and 10 50 for yearlings.
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Chicago
Kansas
City
Hecht
Louis
Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Milling Wheat and Farm Price Averages Listed
Grain and produce prices from Cheyenne Milling Co and Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co show milling wheat 81.50 to 1.55, durum 1.50 to 1.55, flax 315 to 2.26, oats 1.60 to 1.70 per cwt, and corn 2.40 per cwt. Nebr a hay around 15.00, alfalfa 18.00, straw 9.00 per ton.
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Cheyenne Milling Co
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
We. Ceeeneens
Cepevenenens
Nebraska
Notice of Contest in Land Office Cheyenne 1916
Department of the Interior notices Charley O Neill of Cheyenne that Nora Finnerty has filed a contest to cancel his homestead entry No 011433 for Section 5 Township 17 Range OT alleging no residence or improvements and abandonment over six months. Contestant must answer within twenty days after the fourth publication, with proof of service. Will Reid, Register. First publication 11-28-16. Second 12-5-16. Third 12-12-16. Fourth 12-?16.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Charley O'Neill
Nora Finnerty
Wyo
Township 17
Renge OT
Notice of Seizure in Orange Forfeiture Case in Wyoming
United States v. Three Hundred Sixteen Boxes of Oranges in federal court in Wyoming, seizing 20 boxes labeled Prise Brand Fancy Oranges. Claimants must appear in Cheyenne court on January 1, 1917 to file claims and present allegations regarding condemnation and distribution of proceeds. Daniel F. Hudson U S Marshal District of Wyoming signs the notice.
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United States District Court
District of Wyoming
United States of America
Rawlins
Wyoming
U. S. District Court For
Cheyenne
District of
United States Court Room
Notice of Public Land Claim in Cheyenne Wyoming
Department of the Interior Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming gives notice that Henry W Bullock of Cheyenne has filed intent to make final proof on his desert land entry serial number OuS96 for NYN EBM Section 24 Township 14 N Range 66 W 6th Principal Meridian. Proof set for January 11 before Register Will Reid and Receiver. Names May K Olds Claude L Draper Mary Ashberry Otto K Snyder.
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Department of the Interior
U. 5
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry W. Bullock
Wrowing
Nynebm
Township
Range
6Th
Prin
Meridian
Regreter and Reeceiver
U. S&s. Land Office
Wyoming
May K. Olds
Claude L. Draper
Twary Ashberry
Otto KR. Snyder
Will, Reid
Register
Want a Million for Armenia
The American committee for Armenian and Syrian relief launches a $1,000,000 drive in 30 days. Receipts to date total $839,924.03 and aid funds ship to Beirut, Heirat, and other fronts to feed clothe and shelter 2,000,000 victims in Turkey Persia Syria and Palestine.
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New York
American Committee For
United States
America
Beirut
Turkey
Persia
Syria
Palestine
Heirat
Tiflis
Russia
Tabriz
Smyrna
Konia
Charles R. Crane
Fifth Avenue
Henny Morganthau
Oscar Straus
Chas
W. Eliot
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Greer
Arthur Curtiss James
John R. Mott
James L. Bartin
Samuel T. Dutton
Arthur J. Brown
Frank Mason North
Talcott Will Yama
Rabbi Stephens
Wise
United States Shifts to Direct Cocoa Imports Growth in 1916 Chocolate Demand
The 1916 fiscal year saw U S imports of crude cocoa reach 249 222 000 pounds up 50 million from 1915 and double 1910. Rising chocolate demand drives shipments directly from producing countries like British West Africa Brasil Portugal and French Africa with a drop in United Kingdom imports.
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United States
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Fiacal
Imof
Betance
Geome
British West Africa
Luahand
Brasil
Portugal
Freach Africa
United Kingdom
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