Market Quiet in Cheyenne Butter and Egg Trade
Cheyenne market notes a calm week with light receipts of live poultry and dairy butter. Buyers report poultry stock priced higher than since last winter. butter shipments are nearly exhausted with only a small remainder. Prices are cited by Pioneer Produce & Commission Co. in Cheyenne for dairy butter and live turkey stock.
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Livestock Market Report Denver and Omaha Trade
Cattle receipts were light with steady prices and good demand for beef slivers and cows. In Denver beef to choice sold $5.25 to $6.10, fair $4.75 to $5.25, feed cattle $4.26 to $5.75, and bulls $3.65 to $4.40. sheep steady with fat ewes to $4.00 and yearlings to $6.25. Omaha lists native steers $4.50 to $6.40, cows $3.25 to $5.65, stockers $3.75 to $6.00, calves $4.00 to $8.00.
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Boston Wool Market Faces Unsettled Week
The Boston wool market remained unsettled with rumors of low price sales. A Minnesota fine clothing sale at 60 cents clean was rumored but unsubstantiated, while fleece wools mid to low grades dominated activity. Around half a million pounds of Ohio and Michigan quarter blood wooled changed hands at about 28 and 27 cents, respectively.
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Health Belt promise of vitality and youth for men
An advertisement asserts the Health Belt can restore vitality at age 55, claiming it makes men feel young, increases strength, and improves appeal to women. Testimonial from W. Bates of Annapolis notes renewed vigor after three months. Hundreds of similar claims accompany the sale pitch.
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Nature Cure Book Free Offer Described
An offer to send a free Nature Cure book sealed and mailed by wall with coupon fill details. The notice touts health Belt content and claims the book delivers much information worth saving.
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Wool market figures show shifts to eastern mills and limited foreign demand
Bright wools of this game grade also changed hands mainly to Philadelphia and New Jersey mills. Some territory wools sold at the original bases with staple and clothing wools. one lot of Wyoming and Idaho clothing reported at 47,486 clean basis. Territory owners remain firm holders with foreign demand rather limited.
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Metal markets in New York slip into dull session
The New York metal markets opened on Saturday with dull, nominal moves. Copper traded around 12.62 to 12.87 percent or 312 to 214, electrolytic at about 12.37 to 12.50, casting 12.00 to 12.25, Tin 29.75 to 40.26, Lead 4.40 to 4.50, Spelter 6.65 to 5.75, Antimony Cookson's at 99.50, Iron steady.
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Lake Copper
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Big Horn County Loses Appropriation After Veto
Governor Carey vetoed two bills including a $25,000 appropriation to Big Horn County for prosecuting Ten Sleep murder defendants and a measure regulating loan and trust company capital. He also criticized a $10,000 hospital relief provision, arguing it set a harmful precedent and urged stricter economy as counties face future debt.
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al. Horn County
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Redy & Wi
Governor Carey Defends Vetoes in Budget Talk
Governor Carey defends recent vetoes and the state budget plan citing $250 000 in unexpended funds for future construction and a reform budget restructure He praises the Eleventh legislature while criticizing last minute business pressure and notes proposed tax equalization would have saved funds.
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Carey
Wyoming Industrial Institute
Notice of Annual Meeting of Great Western Mining Co
The annual meeting of the stock holders of The Great Western Mining company will be held at the office of the company 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 as may properly come before the meeting G H TROASTER
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Board of Trustees
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