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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
7
All orders for classified subvertis ing must be accompanied with cash. Rates are one cent per word per insertion. Special price on want ads up to five lines for 5c. Five room cottage with features near Capital priced at $2800 with partial payment. balance as rent. Four large chicken houses and full lot south side $1600. Must be paid at once.
The Board of County Commissioners will locate a road starting at the southeast corner of Section 36 Township 13 North Range 65 West and run west along the township line to meet county road No 14. Objections or claims for damages must be filed in writing with the County Clerk before noon July 3, 1912. County Clerk WM. H. Dillman dated June 11, 1912.
Denver market shows rapid advance with fair receipts and higher values. Best steers sold at record highs, Texas and Montana cattle strong, hogs and sheep demand solid, shipments wanted. Chicago prices cited for comparison, noting generally steady to firm trend and high feeder interest.
The June 27 market update lists prime paper at 46.4 percent, silver 61 Qc, Mexican dollars 48 cents, copper at 316.8714 with 17.37 percent, tin at 47.00 to 45.00, lead at 4,400 with 4.0 percent. The note cites currencies and commodity values in a compact price ledger.
In New York on June 27 investors tracked a list of major issues including Amalgamated Copper at 85 percent, American Sugar at 1204, Atchison LOT percent, Great Northern 134, New York Central 118, Northern Pacific 120, Reading 1665, Southern Pacific 110, U S Steel at TO and U S Steel preferred 1) as traders watched for gains and losses across The market spectrum remained active with broad participation from rail and steel equities.
South Omaha Neb June 27 cattle receipts 1500 market slow ten cents lower native steers 46 007 at 9.30 cows and heifers 0 85 to 7 85 per cwt figures reflect a subdued market day with easier prices across prime sections.
Wool prices and market figures from St. Louis show little movement as the June 27 report notes steady quotations for low grade wools. Market details include indices, mediations, and adjustments across territory and western markets with notes on quality and yield.
Wheat opened higher with September at 1.04 and rising to 1.054 on strong commission house demand. Corn followed with September near 72 to 72 and firming, oats mềm, while provisions stayed steady with pork at 18.174, lard 11.05 and ribs 10.65 for September delivery.
Fairbanks June 7 news reports a gold strike at Fox Gulch in the Nanoko district drawing many prospectors who rush to the site seeking fortune.
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