Denver Market Report Shows Heavy Cattle Receipts and Steady Demand
At Denver yards on May 21 a total of 6 500 cattle arrived, dominated by southern stockers and natives. Demand for natives remained strong with prices near week-ago levels, while mid grades softened slightly. Beef cattle saw steady to robust pricing with good steers at 7.50 to 8.10 flat and up to 8.25 freight paid. Feeders and stockers showed active trade with southern yearlings at 30 to 36 per head, and many stockmen present expecting further sale weeks. Nearby Omaha results mirrored strength in hogs and cattle, with hogs around 8.20 to 8.25, cattle in the 7.50 to 9.00 range for natives and mixed western and Texas steers, and sheep trading lower on yearlings and wethers.
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Denver
Colorado
Livestock Prices Steady as Hog and Sheep Demand Rises
Hog demand was good this morning and supply of very fair proportions with prices holding. Eastern markets were weak but local sales showed top hogs at 8.35 and most between 8.15 and 8.25. Sheep demand was strong with wet clipped ewes at 4.25 and good wooled ewes at 6.00. spring lambs sold at 8.00. Receipts were light this week and the market quiet, though early in the week choice wooled lambs brought 8.65 the season high.
Market Report Chicago Live Stock Prices May 21
Chicago market update shows hogs 17 000 receipts with mixed tone and bids around 8.45 to 8.60. cattle 3 000 receipts steady to strong with vealers 7.10 to 8.20. sheep 12 000 receipts, lambs and yearlings trading around 5.30 to 9.50.
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Chicago
Revelpta
Deeves
Grain prices report from Kansas City market
Wheat futures ranged from 91 1 2 to 93 1 4 cents with May at 905 to 908, July at 83 1 8 to 83 1 4 cents. Corn values show No 2 mixed at 74 1 2 cents and July at 69 1 4 to 69 3 8, oats No 2 white 40 1 4 and No 2 mixed 29 1 2 cents.
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Kansas City
Wheat closes mixed on Chicago cash and futures
Wheat trading in Chicago shows cash at 98 1 4 cents, July futures at 88 1 4 cents, and September at 86 3 4 cents reflecting near term demand and seasonality. Prices indicate a conservative stance as traders assess weather and supply signals.
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Chicago
Cheyenne Feed and Hay Prices Listed by Wyoming Firm
Prices from Wyoming Fuel and Feed show corn at 1.75 per cwt with corn chop same, wheat 1.70 per cwt, bran 1.40, oats 1.65, native hay 18 per ton, alfalfa 14 per ton, straw 10 per ton, best milling wheat 73 to 75 cents per bushel, durum 66 cents, flax 1.00 to 1.10 per bushel.
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Wyoming Fuel and Feed Company
Public Land Sale Notice at Cheyenne Wyoming 1914
Department of the Interior announces a public sale at Cheyenne for George E B Prosser with serial 010458. Land tract GB Bec G T 12 N Bh 66 W 6th P.M. minimum bid 63.25 per acre. sale June 10 1914 at 10:00 am. mountainous terrain noted. claims or objections due by sale time. W. CHAPLIN, Register.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Henry M. Jordan
N&nwm
Nyrnex
Rgs W
U. S. Land Office
Wyoming
General Land Office
Congress
George EB. Prosser
Gore
W. &. Chaplin
Register
Joseph Hume
Meadow
Cheyvnone
Henry Wagner
Ira Kinnie
Percy L. Gugein
R. L. Hendrick
Paola
W. E. Chaplin
U. G. Land Office
Grace Curtis Murphy
Grace Curtis
Campstool
A. S. Land Office
Alfred E. Harris
Wilbur Swope
L. A. Foster
Eart Martin
Classified Professionals and Services Listing Cheyenne Wy
A dense listing names multiple professionals and services in Cheyenne Wyoming including attorneys John Charles Thompson and Clark and Clark, accountant George L Best in Denver, funeral director Herbert D Gleason, and various offices and shops in the First National Bank Building and surrounding addresses. It resembles a directory snippet detailing law firms, accounting, insurance, and other service providers with contact points.
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Charles Elmer Lane
First National Bank
J. Cheyenne
Wyoming
Gibson Clark
John D. Clark
Clark and Clark
Cheyenne
Fraternal Directories Highlight Cheyenne Lodges and Chapters
A Cheyenne fraternal directory lists numerous lodges and orders with meeting details. It names A F and A M chapters, Royal Arch masons, Knights Templar, Fraternal Union groups, Woodmen, Ladies societies, and locomotive unions, with meeting nights and halls across Masonic and Fraternal halls.
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Alex Has
TIT Leader
F Publashing Company
Carey Ava
Wye
New York
M. GC
Watson
A. W. Allen
Daily Market Report
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Texas
Chicago Livestock
Leader
Kansas City Grain
Cheyenne Grain
Ries
Gleason's
16Th Street
Central Avenue
Western Building Material Mfg. Co
19Th Street
W. Tf
Clevenne Furniture Co
Ploneur Avenue
J. Ef
33Rd Street
Singer Sewing Machine
9Th Street
J. M. Carey & Bro
Down On Block
J. M. Carey and Sro
Maxwell, LN. Bard
J. M. Carey & Bro. Tf
Eddy St
Capitol
Carey Avenue
Warren Ave
Fuel & Feed Block
Inquire
THE
Federal Land Company
City Department
City Property
Joan
West 17Th St
W. 16Th Street
19Th and i
Carey Ave
Plains
Sam Bergman
W. 16Th
Hove
19Th
Thames
Thames Street
W. 20Th Street
W. 22Nd Street
Bresnahen Block
Mark A. Chapman
W. 19Th Street
J. Tf
23Rd Street
10Th St
Geo. Horton
Moler Barber College
Colo
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Cordelle Cigar Co
Station D
N. Y
Nurses’ College
Colorado Springs
E. 17Th Street
21St Street
Vendome
Dr. Conway
Citizens’ Nathanel Bank Bldg
Frank M. Meciver
Claude L. Draper
Cheyenne, Wen
J. W. Hammond
Steve McCoy
Chaplin
Indy
L. P
Eugene M. Pullen
Carpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan
N.J
Professional Directory
H. Donzalman
Carey Block
Wilfrid O'Leary
Citizens National Bank
Architects
William Dubois
Capitol Avenue
D. W. Gill
John Charles Thompson
Breanahen
Mark A, Chapman
Insurance
Weat 19Th Street
Co. W. Riner &C. Insurance
Thomas Hunter
First National
Hank Bidg
George L
Foster
Herbert LD. Gleason
Enbalmer Corner
16Th St
Telephone 45
Clyde
UB Mineral
Capitol Ave
Cheyenne, Wye
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Fraternal Directory
Cubyenin Lodge NO
A. FP
A. M. A. T. Johnson
W. M. D. W. Ginl
Masonic Hall
George St. Giland
See
Fraternal Union OF America Unity Lodge No
J. C. Argesheimer
Lucretia 2
Garey
Wyoming Commandry NO. 1
Knlgits
Templar
J. A. Whithng, J
A. W. Gill
Recorder
Women OF
Woodcraft
Martha Lewis
G. N
Millie B. Mitchell
AL A. Bob
W. A. Riner
M. K
Fam Carson
Order OF Eastern Star Mra
Bertha Hoffman
W. M
Kate L. Bruce
Sec
Acadia Lodge
Fred Forbes
Niswander
Sac
Arthur Myers
H. D. Gleason
Faternal Hall
Royal Neighbors OF America
Knights
Ladins
Witlam Weir
Pres
Kate, Bruce
Bev
Odd Fellows Hall
I. P
T. Diake Kennedy
Clyde Davia
Eire’ Hall
Order OF Owls
Cheyenne Nest
J.C. Argesheimer
Pres. G. IL
Troaatle
Seo
Owl's Hall
Knights OF Pythias
Robert Jerpe
C. Rea K
K. of
Hall
Kalgnts
Columius
J. J. Melnemey
J. Horlikey
Bee
Mieeta
Robert Shell
Hh, Hawkeworth
Baglew Hall
Knights OF the Macabees OF
the World
Cheyenne Tent
John McDonald
Fort Russell
A. J. Primeaux
26Th St
Pressmen's Union
R, J. Hart
W. J. Walls
Labor Hall
Tiypographical Union NO
Chas. Ancy
Prea
Geo
N. Merritt
Order OF Kratlway Conduct
Chievenne Division
K. J Kerrigan
Nh. W. Rich
Capitol Ball
CGM
International
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
Vroite Jem Division
No. Tad Mra
T. Hansen
J. A. Sigler
Capitol Hall
Hrotheihood
Piremen
Comfort Lodge
Wim. Border
Fred van Dolah
Capitol Tall