Cheyenne Briefs Roundup of City news
General Mullen returned from Wheatland yesterday. No trace of the Failer murderers was obtained. Lions club met at Plains hotel at noon. Rotary to meet today. Warden Hadsell in the city from Rawlins. Sleepers applying for shelter at municipal jail nightly. Judge Mentzer returned from Wheatland. Raw weather reduced street traffic. Yee Gow’s life extended to forty eight hours. execution due soon. Civil service opportunities posted in post office lobby. Sheriff Carroll and Prosecuting Attorney Roche Mentzer to return from Colorado. Mr and Mrs Harry Davis now reside in Kansas City after moving from Cheyenne to Denver. Governor Carey absent. W E Chaplin acts as governor and secretary of state. Seven days left to file income tax without penalty. Trees removed at Yodor residence under Dan Hastings. Anglers await fishing start under new game law. Lincoln highway graveling slow. car negotiations ongoing. Many motorists face interviews over registration law. Miss Clara Dodds confined with sprained ankle. No mail service interruption recently. Open water on city lakes. Dollar Day bargains in issue. J W White in Cheyenne for Union Pacific. Frank Cahill expected soon from Ogden to visit mother Mary Cahill.
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Chicago and Omaha Markets
Chicago reports cattle receipts near 10,000 with generally steady prices. top beef steers reach 10.50, bulk 8.50 to 10.00, hog receipts 20,000 with top at 11.05 and bulk 10.85 to 11.00, sheep receipts 15,000 with early gains around 6.75 for 105 lb yearlings. Omaha shows hogs 14,000 with top 10.10 and bulk 9.40 to 9.75, cattle 9,800 with steers steady to 15c lower, sheep 5,500 with lambs up to 9.50 and feeders higher.
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Grain futures prices for wheat corn and oats reported
Wheat No 1 hard ranged 1.58 to 1.59 a bushel with No 2 at 1.57 and No 5 spring at 1.32. Sample grade spring 1.20 to 1.25, No 3 mixed 1.50. Corn No 2 white 58 cents, No 3 white 54 64 cents, No 3 mixed 54 to 44 cents, No 4 mixed 53 to 8 cents per bushel. Cals No 2 white 48 cents, No 3 white 42 to 45 cents.
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