Market report on Cheyenne butter and egg trade
This week shows unusual quiet in Cheyenne butter and egg markets with light sales and scarce shipments. Live poultry prices are at their best since last winter, while dairy butter remains scarce and prices vary, according to Pioneer Produce & Commission Co. Cheyenne.
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Denver Market News Reports Light Cattle Receipts and Steady Prices
Cattle receipts were light with active trade while it lasted, beef and cows selling at steady to higher ranges. Beef slivers 5.25 to 6.10, fair cows 4.75 to 5.25, good feeding cows 4.26 to 4.90, bulls 3.65 to 4.40, veal calves 6.00 to 9.25. Sheep trade strong with yearlings 4.05 to 5.35 and lambs 5.40 to 6.00, markets steady in Omaha as well.
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Boston Wool Market Outlook Amid Rumors of Low Prices
The Boston wool market remained unsettled with persistent rumors of low sales. Reports cited Montana fine clothing at 60 cents clean, and mid to low grade fleece wools traded in Ohio and Michigan quarter blood at roughly 28 and 27 cents respectively, though verification was incomplete.
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More
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This Man Is Young at 55 Years
An advertising pitch touts vitality through a Health Belt promising renewed strength and youth. It claims rapid nighttime energy, enhanced nerves and blood flow, and personal success with women, citing testimonials including W. Bates of Annapolis and noting many others benefited.
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Nature Cure Book Free Offer and Health Belt Details
An advertisement promotes a free Nature Cure Book by coupon. It promises sealed delivery and emphasizes health information, including descriptions of the Health Belt and guidance for personal well being. The message appeals to readers to obtain the book at no cost.
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Wool Prices Shift Toward Philadelphia and New Jersey Mills
The market notes brighter wools moved mainly to Philadelphia and New Jersey mills with some territory wools sold at bases and staple clothing wools. A lot of Wyoming and Idaho clothing wool sold at about 47 486 on a clean basis. Some territory owners remained firm. foreign demand was limited.
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Philadelphia
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Idaho
Metals Markets Report From New York On Saturday
The New York metal markets were dull and unchanged as of Saturday. Copper values hovered around 12.50 to 12.62 per unit with electroytics and casting quoted near the same levels, tin around 29.75, lead near 4.50, and spelter about 6.65 with minor variations noted.
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Lake Copper
Cookson
Governor Vetoes Big Horn County 25000 Appropriation
Governor Joseph M. Carey vetoes two bills including a 25000 appropriation to reimburse Big Horn County for prosecuting Ten Sleep murder defendants and a measure regulating capital stock of loan and trust companies. He also faults a 10000 hospital relief provision as a bad precedent and urges fiscal restraint across counties.
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al. Horn County
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Governor Carey Defends Vetoes and State Finances
Governor Carey says vetoes reduce two year appropriations by about 250 000 dollars and warns counties to beware bidding for state aid via last minute deals The governor praises the eleventh legislature as capable but criticizes last minute business pressure and supports a tax equalization plan he believes would have saved money.
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Carey
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Notice of Annual Meeting of The Great Western Mining Co
Notice is given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Great Western Mining Company to be held at its office in Cheyenne, Wyoming on Wednesday April 5th 1911 at 8 o'clock p m for electing directors for the year ensuing and for other business properly coming before the meeting. G H Troastler.
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Fergueon
Cheyenne
Board of Trustees
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Great Western Mining Company
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