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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1912
Page
7
The Leader office seeks clean cotton rags for sale at five cents per pound. Only plain unstarched pieces and no small fragments will be accepted.
Madam De Domingo advertises séances with Europe arrival equipment for love and marriage readings. She claims to reveal spouse prospects, settle family quarrels, business chances, and provide cures for stomach troubles rheumatism catarrh cortis bunions. Calls accepted at Hobuin corner Thomas first floor.
The Denver Union Stock Yards show heavy receipts and active trade with lower overall prices. Beef steers bring 25 to 68.0 dollars, cows 4.85 to 5.60, and hogs around 8.40 to 9.00, while feeding cattle stay steady. Sheep demand remains good but prices ease. New York and Chicago markets show varied commodity quotes across copper, coal, and grain futures.
A fragment from Popular Magazine recalls a Washington House exchange where Southers remarks that the phrase wise men come from the East grows stronger the more he engages with the West. He pauses beside Representative Underwood and asserts his perspective during a West East clash.
A terse OCR reading shows various commodity figures including corn with December and 52 percent, Massachusetts references and Oates December 31 percent, May day, pork January price $18.87, lard January $10.75, ribs October $10.70.
Chicago market reports show wheat rising on frontier rumors and firmer demand aided by Liverpool activity. December wheat opens around 90 to 91 with gains, but closes steady to slightly higher. corn follows higher cables with firm December around 62 to 64 cents and oats see bullish buying as supply tightens.
ST LOUIS MO Oct 2 Wool steady across territories and westerns with medium fine prices. Territory and western mediums quoted 21 to 25 cents. fine mediums 18 to 20 cents. Kaplic noted in market synopsis.
A Kansas City Journal snippet shows a man blaming a druggist for a failed prescription. The dispute centers on a laundry check handed to the druggist, suggesting miscommunication or payment issues affected the remedy.
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