Farmyard Schemes to Boost Dairy Interest and Hay Use
The passage urges extra hay in poultry yards to force chickens to scratch for clover seed and feed. It praises anyone who could interest farmers in dairy business as a benefactor of the human race.
The Roorback Dream Of a Hungry Beast
A roorback in a cave speaks of craving political figures to devour, naming a Governor a senator and a president as its appetite grows. The beast dreams of dining on power before waking to a sorrowful retraction attributed to PETTON BOSWELL.
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Presidenta
Petton Boswell
Wyoming Sealed Bid for Twelfth Legislature Printing
Sealed proposals from Cheyenne for printing and supplying materials for Wyoming's Twelfth Legislature are due by noon August 17 1912. Bids cover session laws journals pamphlets bill form and book form documents stationery and a wide list of office supplies with payment and binding terms.
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Department OF State
Secretary of State
Wyoming
Webster
Notice to Prospective Stockholders in Cheyenne Railway Employes
Notice opens subscription for series No 11 of Railway Emploes Building and Loan Assoc stock in Cheyenne Wyoming. Payment 1.25 per share at Stock Growers National Bank, then 1.00 monthly per share. subscribe by July 26 1912. Certificates issued after annual meeting. President J L Murray. Secretary A C Kingsford. Also notices annual meeting July 26 1912 to elect seven trustees. unpledged stock must be represented or face fine. proxies held by secretary.
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Stock Growers National Bank
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Murray
Kingsford
Court House
Cheyenne
County of
Laramie
Wyoming
Market Report from New York July 16 1890s metals and stocks
The report lists call money at 23 percent and prime paper at 4 1/4 percent. Silver at 60 1/2 cents, Mexican dollars 48 cents, copper around 16 3/4 to 17 1/4, and tin 848 900 at 44.20, lead 4 60 to 4 75. Amalgamated Copper 82 1/2, American Sugar 128, railroads Atchison 107, Great Northern 135, New York Central 114, Northern Pacific 120, Reading 163, Southern Pacific 109, Union Pacific 165, U S Steel 169, U S Steel ptd 111 54.
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Amalgamated Copper
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U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel Ptd
Cattle Prices Steady to Slightly Lower in South Omaha
South Omaha market receipts total 2600 cattle with steady to lower values. Native steers 6.60 to 9.60, cows and heifers 3.40 to 7.35, western steers 5.25 to 7.50, Texas steers 4.50 to 6.25, range cows 6.00, canners 2.60 to 4.00, stockers 3.75 to 6.75, calves 6.00 to 9.00, bulls stags 3.70 to 6.25.
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South Omaha
Texas
Cattle Receipts and Market Conditions Reported
Hog and cattle receipts show varied markets with some strength in hogs and slow cattle activity. Hog receipts 11 000 with lights at 7.26 to 7.07 percent, heavy 6.95 to 7.69, calves 6.50 to 8.75. cattle receipts 2 000 mixed with steady to above yesterday’s average. Wool markets unchanged with territory and western mediums 2c tic, fines 16 to 18 cents.
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Iehta
Wothers
Chicago
Cattte Reecelpta
Reecelptta
Iambe
Western
St.Louis
Grain market slides amid mixed early trading in Chicago
Chicago July grain trading opened weak as wheat and corn declined while oats stayed heavy on broad market weakness. Hog prices firm briefly but cereals mood dragged futures lower with September delivery at 84 3 4 cents for oats and pork, lard, and rib values around 18 12 to 10 47.
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Oates
Chicago Grain Prices Report for July Contracts
Chicago grain market closes with Wheat July at 09 and September 96 percent. Corn July 72 and September 67 percent. Oats July 42 and September 33 percent. Data reflects early midsummer trading in Chicago.
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Chicago Grain
Chicago
Wool and textile market report with steady values
The market shows steady demand for domestic wool and textiles along broad distribution lines. Ohio wool from waste to one quarter blood moves unevenly while territory stock draws attention. New washed delaine sells 63 to 64 cents clean. Texan wool sold for eight to twelve months at 60 cents clean back. California trading remains quiet.
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