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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
Daily market notes show opening prices for several assets with percentage moves. Mentions include May opening at 91.77 with a 1.78 percent loss and September openings around 81.50 percent with varied performance, plus references to other instruments and closing figures.
The market shows strong opening in grain with tight receipts and export demand boosting prices early. Profit taking and outside selling trimmed gains as heavy selling in stocks pulled forward a cautious close with weaker hogs and unsettled oil shares.
A long classified listing shows many houses for sale with prices from 2,350 to 12,500 plus rooms and features. Also listed are farm stock, furniture, chickens, a phono graph, a Hoover sweeper, and land lots. Notices include public sale, probate, and business opportunities with names, addresses, and contact details.
Temperature this date 69 degrees with 64 percent humidity and wind from the west. Highest 69 at 4 10 p m and lowest 38 at 5 40 am. Precipitation since January 1st 3.70 inches vs normal 5.96. Floyd Moore of Ghugwater was a Cheyenne visitor yesterday. F O Johnston of Sunrise also visited on business.
Proposals for constructing Sections 5 through 9 of the Wind River National Forest Project in Wyoming will be received by the Bureau of Public Roads at 301 Colorado Street, Suite LU, until 2 00 o'clock P.M. May 4. Bids may be rejected and only experienced, responsible contractors will be considered. The scope includes clearing sod, rock excavation, earthworks, dry masonry, paving, log cribbing and abutments across Fremont and Lincoln counties.
The project covers multiple timber superstructures and metal drainage works with spans from 4 to 50 feet and incidental items. Completion within 309 weather working days. Bids invited on whole project or by East Side and West Side sections. Proposals must meet forms and equal at least five percent bid security.
Notice states that the United States Marshal for the District of Wyoming will sell the described property at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. The sale will occur in the basement of the Federal Building in Cheyenne on the midday of June 1949 at ten o'clock A M.
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