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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
7
Walker and Peddycourt offer first class breaking or plowing at reasonable rates. They guarantee quick and good work and are ready to contract for large or small quantities. Located at 514 Randall Ave in Cheyenne Wyoming.
Call money at 2 percent and prime paper between four and four percent. Silver at 60 and Mexican dollars at 48. Copper 15 to 16, tin 46.15 to 46.50, lead 4.10 to 4.20. Closing quotes: Amalgamated Copper 342, American Sugar 131, Atchison 106, Great Northern 132, New York Central 120, Northern Pacific 120, Reading 176, Southern Pacific 112, Union Pacific 172, Steel 705, Steel preferred 111.
South Omaha receipts show cattle market 19 to lé higher than last week with varied prices for steers cows heifers and calves. Hogs receipts 42 900 with higher prices. sheep market 10 to 20 cents lower. Chicago market steady to higher with hogs and cattle notable gains in some grades.
Domestic wool trade shows prices holding steady with activity tapering. Territory stock dominates trade, old and new, with fine staple around 6 1 2 to 65 cents cleaned and old Texas 12 month yell prices 52 to 55 cents. Fleece wools report higher prices and 24 cents paid for medium clips on the cars. pulled wool remains strong. Chicago grain and provisions notes wool futures May 117 and July 112 1/2. corn May 80, July 77. oats May 56, July 52. pork May 1.25. lard May 10.85. ribs May 10.42.
The West End Twin Falls Irrigation Company of Wyoming organized in Cheyenne on May 11 1918 to build operate and manage canals aqueducts reservoirs ditches and water rights chiefly for irrigation with a 1 000 000 capital stock divided into first and second preferred and common shares Its operations will run in Twin Falls and Owyhee counties Idaho with a board of 3 to 9 directors. first year directors listed and Jh Hyatt named as agent for service.
The State Leader in Wyoming highlights weeds as forage sources. Russian thistle, horseweed, foxtail, crab grass, soap weed yucca, prickly pear, and wild sunflower are noted for high food value. Thistle serves as forage in dry Southwest regions where other crops fail.
The text lists numbered indicators for weather displays. No. 1 and No. 4 describe fall weather with rising or falling temperatures. No. 2 and No. 8 signal rain or snow with temperature changes. Interactions of numbers suggest paired readings for warmer or colder, fair or rainy conditions.
After May 1 the Doctors of the Laramie County Medical Society in Cheyenne will not keep widening of fice hours. The State Leader Want Ads is the middle man that helps at both ends.
Sidewalk work retaining walls foundations and fences offered by The Sherman Co. with machine mixed concrete touted as best. Prices claimed low with contact at 316 EB 25th Bt phone 306Y for St. Thomas Wonded and Licensed. Window Glass.
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