Denver Market Report Highlights Record Hog and Lamb Prices
Daily Market Report from Denver and other outlets notes light cattle offerings and firm demand with record hog and fat lamb prices. Beef cattle and feeders show strength, with top hogs at 11.50 and fat lambs up to 13.85 freight paid. St Joseph and Omaha reports mixed cattle and rising hogs and sheep prices. Chicago also reports firm hog market and varied cattle and pig ranges.
Railroad Timetable Fragments From Pacific and Western Lines
Arrivals and departures listed for Union Pacific, Overland, Portland Flyer, Fast Mail, and various regional trains. Includes times for No 19 Pacific, No 10 Fast Mail, No 20 Pacific Net, No 18 Portland Cheyenne Flyer, No 9 12, No 8 Los Angeles Limited, Atlantic Express, Omaha Express, and Denver Colorado & Southern routes with arrival and departure times and extra fare notes.
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Pacific Net
Desarts
Los Anges Limited
Atlantic Express
Omaha Express
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Billings
Casper
Cattle and Hogs Markets Reported By Kansas City and St Louis
Livestock receipts show market strength in Kansas City with cattle and sheep gains and hogs at higher prices. Kansas City lists prime red steers to 11.60 and calf values to 15.00, while St Louis reports higher hogs with good heavy and bulk sold around 11.45 to 11.86. Sheep in both markets firm with lambs near 13.76 to 14.25 and yearlings around 11.75 to 12.50.
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Denver
ST. Joseph
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Milling Wheat and Grain Prices Inaccurate Typos
Price snippet shows Milling Wheat at 1.60 to 1.70, Durum Wheat 1.60 to 1.70, and Rye and Oats with unclear values. text contains garbled terms and stray characters suggesting OCR errors in a historical market page. The readable figures indicate a grain price listing with multiple varieties and ranges.
Price list from Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
Furnished by the Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company. Corn per CWL eight dollars forty cents. Corn chop per cwt two dollars fifty cents. Wheat value unclear. Nebraska hay sixteen dollars. native hay twenty dollars. Alfalfa hay per ton eighteen dollars. Straw per ton fifty nine dollars eight cents.
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Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company
C.s
Nebraska
Minnesota Oil Company Incorporation Notice 1917
Wyoming regulated filing certifies Minnesota Oil Company as a Wyoming corporation to acquire own and develop oil lands in Wyoming and elsewhere. It lists 300 shares at 100 dollars, five directors William C Robinson Frank L Swan Bert G Boucher Roger V Whiteside and Robert J Whiteside. Principal office Cheyenne First National Bank Building with John D Clark as agent. dated January 24 1917.
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Minnesota Oil Company
Wyoming
United States
William C. Robinson
Frank L. Swan
Bert G. Boucher
Roger V. Whiteside
Robert J. Whiteside
First National Bank
Cheyenne
Laramie
John D. Clark
Minnesota
Willaam
Robinson
Frank L, Swan
United Western Consolidated Oil Co Incorporation Notice
The United Western Consolidated Oil Co was incorporated in Cheyenne Wyoming on January 2 1917 with capital stock of 500000 shares and 500000 dollars. The company aims to produce and deal in oil and will be governed by five directors J W Dorsey W K Cashman I M Cantor Henry Schmetzer and H A True Jr. The principal office is room 424 Citizens National Bank building Cheyenne and Henry Schmetzer is the agent in charge.
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United Western Consolidated Oil Co
Cheyenne
Wyoming
J. W. Dorsey
W. EK. Cashman
I. M. Cantor
Henry Schmetzer
H. A. True, Jr
Citizens’ National Hank
Public sale set for isolated land tract in Wyoming
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a land tract in Cheyenne Wyoming under Sec 2455. Bidding starts at or above $2.50 per acre on February 23. The tract in Sec 24 T10N R69W is mountainous and not suitable for cultivation. Highest bidder must pay immediately.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne, Wyo
Public land sale offer under 2455 R. S. featured for Heasman tract
On December 27 1916 Alfred J Heasman applies under Section 2455 R. S. and a public sale is set for February 23 at 11 00 AM to bid on the SE 1 4 Section 24 township 16 north range 69 west 6th principal meridian at not less than 2 50 per acre The tract is described as suitable for cultivation or possibly too rough and will be declared closed when bids are exhausted.
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General Land Office
Mabel Kuilin Heasman
R. S
Alfred J J. Heasman
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