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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1919
Page
7
Market notes from Omaha and Minneapolis show mixed grains and livestock activity. Prices for corn, oats, flax, and livestock futures appear volatile with varying bids and receipts, including beef and veal categories, while cattle and sheep markets show modest gains and broad ranges in bid prices.
The report lists spring lambs at 1.50 per unit, 17 head. medium lambs at 19.75. yearling wethers at 10.25 to 14.25. ewes at 12 to 19.25. and ewes culls and common at 0 to 10.
Route and road quality update shows Route North to Chugwater and beyond rough to Douglas. Westbound to Rock River remains good to the state line but then rough beyond. dryness noted on the main segments.
Boston Wyoming 51 54 Golumbine 0.6 0.78 AD Consolidated Royalty 1.00 Biktord 0.05 0.75 Grass Creek Pel none Gt Wh Sugarcom 385.00 400.00 at Wh Sugar pid 114.00 116.00 Jupiter Maret seest AS Kioney 0.55 0.93 Mi States T T 99.50 100.50 Northwest OutWest 0.63 0.66 Af United Petroleum West Exploration 2.50 2.75 Wind River 0.62 0.65 Lusk Petroleum 1.90 2.20 Western States 0.85 0.90 Lusk Royalty 1.80 2.40 Wheat 1.67% close.
July opening figures indicate oats and related commodities with small shifts. Prices show slight gains and losses across a mix of oats and oats related futures, with percentage changes noted for several entries.
About fifty Denver business men will join a five day trade excursion to Wyoming oil fields. The group will visit Lusk Casper Laramie and Rock River with 100 person accommodations on a special train that includes meals and transportation. Banks manufacturers and mercantile firms will be represented in what is billed as an educational tour.
Ernest Stenger former general superintendent of the southern district of Union Pacific, now back from France with the U S army railroad corps, is slated to resume the post and relieve G C Brophy. A F Vick Roy plans retirement after over thirty years of service, with possible reassignment to Colorado division. S B Toucey may become superintendent of the Central division including the St Joseph and Grand Island line.
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