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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
7
The report notes mixed stock activity with international hub involvement and active trading across sectors including copper and steel. Weather and higher offerings abroad pushed cautious optimism, while cash values faced expectations of declines despite late-session firmness and limited new developments.
A constitutional amendment on liquor traffic was urged in 1857 by William H. Armstrong of the Sons of Temperance. The Continental Congress decided to urge legislatures to enact laws and to curb distilling.
Omaha May 26 market totals show hog receipts around 12 000 with declines 15 25 cents. heavy weight hogs 20.15 to 20.45. cattle receipts 6 300 with beef cattle 25 to 10 cents lower. steers 15.50 to 17.25. cows and bulls mixed. veal calves 12.44. stocker and feeder prices varied. sheep receipts 7 000 lambs up to 250 higher with lambs 84 pounds 13.85 to 14.50 and spring lambs 17.50 to 18.65.
Omaha market notes corn and oats prices with No 2 white at 1.68 to 1.69, No 3 white 1.67, No 2 yellow 1.70, No 3 yellow 1.67 to 1.70, No 3 mined 4.66 to 4.67, No 4 mixed 1.64, oats No 2 white 47.5 cents and No 3 white 66.5 cents.
Flour unchanged as market notes show barley at 1 1/14 dollars, rye at No 2 F1010 percent, flax at 4 4,29 dollars. The entry lists various grain prices and a few misread symbols, indicating a routine agricultural commodities report.
Sealed bids for the Tensleep Westside Section of the Buffalo Tensleep National Forest Road project in Wyoming will be received by the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads in Denver until 2 PM on June - 1919. Bids may cover the whole project or the Tensleep Canyon portion and must meet specifications with a 5 percent bid bond. The work spans about 21.41 miles with clearing, rock and common excavation, concrete work, log bridges, and drainage structures. The contract may be awarded for the whole or a portion as determined by the Bureau. Plans and estimates are available at the stated office.
Sealed proposals for sections 5 through 9 of the Wind N River National Forest Project in Fremont and Tincoln Counties Wyoming, will be received by the Bureau of Public Funds at Denver until 2 00 P M May 4 1919. Bids from unproven contractors not considered. Project features include rock excavation common excavation paving and various masonry work. Completion within 300 weather days.
New 3 room house just completed on 9th Avenue near Van Len nen with double boarded walls and floors, wired for electricity, hot and cold water, good plumbing, concrete foundation, lot 44 by 132, price 1650 dollars with 350 dollars down and terms to suit purchaser. Also listings for registered Black Hawk Morgan stallions high grade Holstein stock and a carload of cows and heifers, and other farm property offers with mortgage options.
Department of the Interior announces Noah B. Moyle of Federal Wyoming has filed a three year proof to establish his homestead claim for section 4 township 145 north range 69 west 6th P Meridian. The hearing before the U.S. Land Office Register and Receiver in Cheyenne Wyoming is set for June 9 with witnesses P. L. Tart George Mowe W. Moar and Fred Roberts all of Federal Wyoming.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces a bid for the Buffalo-Tee sleep National Forest Head Project in Big Horn National Forest Johnson County Wyoming. Bid due 2 p m June 1999. Project spans about 22.02 miles with extensive earthwork drainage and masonry including 28 acres clearing 6900 cubic yards rock excavation 69500 cubic yards carbon excavation 260 linear yards rubble masonry 60 cubic yards concrete paving 2200 square yards cribbing fabrication and 230 span winders structures. Complete within 150 weather days. Bids invited from responsible experienced contractors.
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