Denver Market Reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep Rise in Prices
Denver led a brisk cattle market with prices firm to higher for beef cattle and feeders, top veal calves at a high yard price, and hogs advancing with top loads at 9.25. Chicago Kansas City and St Louis follow with steady to higher cattle and hog values, including prime fed steers near 12.00 and lambs near 12.25, while reception counts and regional demand support a strong overall market.
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Denver
Colorado
Omaha Neb Market Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts: hogs 11 300, cattle 10 600, sheep 9 000. Market trends mixed to higher with heavy hogs 9.76 10.05, native steers 7.00 11.00, cows 5.75 7.50, western and Texas steers 6.25 9.25, yearlings 8.50 10.60, lambs 11.76 12.80. Sheep ewes 7.75 38.50.
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Chicago
Liege
Kansas City
Louis
Joseph
Omah
Neb
Texas
Local grain and hay price list from Wyoming Fuel & Feed
Milling wheat priced at 1.50 to 1.55 dollars per bushel. Durum wheat 1.50 to 1.55. Oats 1.60 to 1.70 per cwt. Corn 2.40 per cwt. Corn chop 2.50 per cwt. Native hay 5.00 per ton. Alfalfa hay 18.00 per ton. Straw 5.00 per ton. Prices furnished by Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company.
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Oe Ee Co
Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
Nebraska
Schcvivices Cep
Weno Seasen Straw
Eees
Railroad Timetable Notice for Main Line Trains
Train schedule snippet lists arrivals and departures on the main line with multiple numbers for north and southbound trains, including times such as 11:36 a m and 5:55 p m, and Denver connections, with partial route notes and station impressions. The text preserves dated timetable format and regional street annotations without full context.
Cheyenne Cattle Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of annual stockholders meeting for Cheyenne Cattle Company to be held January 1, 1917 at 2 p m in the office at 100 West Th street Cheyenne Wyoming. Election of directors for the ensuing year and other proper business to come before the meeting. J E Durham secretary.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Cheyenne Cattle Company
J. EB. Durham
Holders Meeting Of Carpenter Live Stock Co In Cheyenne
Notice for the annual meeting of stockholders to be held at 100 West 17th Street Cheyenne Wyoming on January 2 1917 at 8 p m to elect a Board of Directors for the year and address other business as needed W W Bussple is named as organizer with date December 12.
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Carpenter Live Stock Company
W. 17Th St
Cheyenne
Wyoming
W. W. Bussplle
Federal Land Company
West 17Th Street
J. EB. Durham
Circular Advertisement Sealed Proposals for Fort D. A. Russell Land Bid
Office of the Quartermaster announces sealed proposals for leasing land to grow stock or hay for five years from July 1, 1917, at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming. Bids due January 10, 1917, in triplicate with bid security. Highest responsive bidder awarded. government may reject all bids.
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Iblic
Fort
D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Grazing Proposals at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming
Government to lease 66 000 acre Polo Mountain reservation for five years starting July 1 1922 with renewals at secretary of war option. Rentals due yearly in advance and bond 25 percent of bid. Measured land includes sections across townships with Frazier meadow reserved for government use. Bids due January 10 in triplicate addressed to Quartermaster Fort D. A. Russell.
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R. T. Wi
Frazier Meadow
Frazier Ranch
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Yanks Decide Caldwell Remains With New York Club
New York officials announced Ray Caldwell will not be traded to Cleveland and will receive a $5,000 salary for next season. Caldwell showed great form last year but faded when most needed, earning a last chance with manager Bill Donovan and the club for 1917. The decision marks Caldwell as the Yankees’ pitcher with a renewed path forward rather than a departure.
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New York
Ray Caldwell
Cleveland
Bill Donovan
Plub
Caldwell
Tinker to Remain With Nationals Despite Possible Deposition
Chicago officials announced that Joseph Tinker may be deposed as manager of the Nationals but will stay with the club next year or receive another position deemed equally valuable. Charles Weeghman, club president, stated the plan in Chicago.
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Chicago
Joseph
Tinker
Chicago Nationals
Charles Weeghman
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