Daily Market Report Denver cattle and hog market steady
Denver dairy cattle receipts were light with steady demand and little price change from last week. Beef cattle saw strong demand for good steers with prices from 8.59 to 9.50 for fat steers and cows from 6.75 to 7.36, with top cows up to 7.50. Hog supply was ample though buyers were bearish with tops at 10.60 and most sales between 9.80 and 10.25. sheep had light supply and lambs set a record high at 13.00 for a 91-lb lot fed near Aurora.
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Denver
William Smith
Aurora
Cole
Live stock prices across major markets on January 11
Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and Omaha report cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed to strong demand. Prices show bulk hogs around 10.15 to 10.60 at KC and Chicago weak to mixed. cattle steady to strong with steers near 7.50 to 11.50. lambs and yearlings firm, wethers and ewes varied.
Hogs and Cattle Market Report From St. Joseph
Hogs receipts reach 15000 with prices 5 to 10 cents lower. Top hogs bring 10.65 with bulk sales around 10.10 to 10.46. Cattle receipts total 1500 and market moves higher by up to 10 cents with steers featured in the day’s trade.
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ST. Oseph
Local Produce Prices Furnished by Wyoming Fuel & Feed
Market notes list milling wheat at 0.91.60 per unit and durum wheat at 1.60 to 1.70, corn at 2.40, corn chop at 2.50, and Nebraska hay at 16.00 with native hay and alfalfa hay prices. straw around 4.63 per ton.
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Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
Nebraska
Icc
Cence Hsee Btraw
Railroad Timetable Highlights for Western Lines
The timetable lists arrivals and departures for trains on the Union Pacific Main Line and associated routes. It includes No. 17 Cheyenne to Los Angeles, No. 3 California, No. 19 Pacific, No. 1 Overland, No. 6 Mail Co, and several fast services with Cheyenne, Portland, and Denver connections.
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Union Pacif
Cheyennt
Des
Los Ang
California
Pacific
Portland
Los Angeles Limited
Atlantic Express
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Laramie Wyoming
State Board of School Land Commissioners will sell at public auction on February 3, 1917 at 1 PM at the Cheyenne courthouse front door. Lands include South half North half of Section 23, Township 18N Range 64W, 160 acres. Minimum bid 3/4 of appraised value and $10 per acre with terms up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent interest. Sale subject to bid rejection.
Notice of Sale of School Lands in Township 14 North
School Lands Commissioners announce the sale on February 3 1917 at 1 PM of 78.82 acres in NESE 1 Section 18 Township 14 N Range 68 W. A. P. No. 2304 price per acre 14.33 13 with at least three fourths cash due at sale and balance per rules. The State may reject any bid. Signed December 2 by John B Kendrick and S G Hopkins.
Notice of Sale of State Lands in Wyoming
State Board of Land Commissioners will offer for sale at auction on February 15, 1917 at Cheyenne front door of the Court House 540 acres in Township 18 N Range 42 W. Prices: $12.99 per acre appraised, not less than three fourths of value or $10 minimum. Cash or up to 18 annual payments at 4 percent, with option to pay total at any time. Improvements may be purchased separately. Board retains right to reject bids. Signed January 12, 1917 by John B. Kendrick and S. G. Hopkins.
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State Board of School Land Commissioners
Pat''s
Cheyenne
Laramie
State of
Wyoming
Commissioner of Public Lands
County of
Highteen
State Board of ‘School Land Commissioners
State Board of
Behor
Land Commissioners
State Board of Land Commissioners
Nt NW
John B. Kendrick
G. Hopkins
Public Lands
Six Nebraska youths arrested in Douglas
Douglas January 12. Marshal Campbell answered a Scotts Bluff sheriff telegram to arrest all young men wanted in Norwka town. The marshal seized them and the sheriff arrived that evening to take charge. They are accused on a handling charge for breaking a promise to appear as witnesses and fleeing the town.
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Douglas
Marshal Campbell
Koneigh
Scottsbluff
Novrwka
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Cystaario
Edrom
Edstion Gomes
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Daily Market Report
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Neb
Karry P. Hynds
Qheyenne Grain
No. 6—Mail Co
Fast Ma
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Dasrengers
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South
Colorado & Sodthern
Peewee
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Capitol
Pula
14Th Street
Central Avenue
J. M. Carey & Bro
J. M. Cassidy
Ae & Ntr
Hiritannica
W. H. Andre, Kitredge Bidg
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General House
Wortten
F. W. Woolworths
New York
Pioneer Avenue
J. A. Kirkpatrick
Vice
Carey Ave
Davis Block
Annex
Carey Blocks
Lin and Warren
JM. Carey
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Carey
Phon
Cheyenne Business Directory
Wilfrid O'Leary
Nate Bank Bull
A. B. Ekdall
Metropolitan
Bath
W. H
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Citizens National Bank
Wyo
Chas. L. Rigdon
D. J. Howell
Rigdon & Howl
Attorneeys
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Chichester
Bes Fitton
A. A. Barriresen Architect
Carey Avenue
D. W. Gilda
Live
Stoen
Notary Public
Tadepal Land CO. City Department
Sae
Burchuaner Jeweley
West Side Coal & Jun Yard
Chas. Thompson Sr
Bresnahan Elk
Cheyenne, Wyo
Mark Chapman
Nineteenth Street
W. Hiner & CO
Chayenne
Wrokin
William Purols Architect
Capitol Ava
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