Telephone ad requests to The Cheyenne State Leader
Readable directory notice states if your name is in the telephone directory you may phone your want ad to The Cheyenne State Leader at Phone 93 and a bill will be mailed afterward.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
7
Readable directory notice states if your name is in the telephone directory you may phone your want ad to The Cheyenne State Leader at Phone 93 and a bill will be mailed afterward.
All orders require cash payment. Rates: one cent per word per insertion, no ad under 15 cents. Want ads three lines or less three times for 2bc. Monthly contracts 50e per line per month. Death and funeral notices and lodge notices 6 cents per line for one insertion. Two or more consecutive insertions 2 cents per line per insertion.
Investment opportunity offers three modern bungalows with hot water heat and private garage. Prices range from 8000 down to 1800 with rents cited and terms to sell separately. Also a five room bungalow, four room options, a rooming house and a top business proposition listed by McKinstry in Deming Building.
New York reports varied commodity prices including copper and metals with copper at 60 and other items like silver around 62 percent. Denver cattle receipts total 1,560 with western steers 6.00 to 7.50, hogs 8.60 to 8.82, sheep 3.00 to 4.50, while published stock quotes show Amalgamated copper 60 and U S Steel 72 percent in New York market.
Chicago receipts show 7000 cattle with weak to 10 cents lower price, beef quotes for Reeves at 5.75 to 10.75, and varied ranges for Texas, western, and feeder cattle. Hog receipts at 10000 with slow market. light hogs 8.20 to 9.00, mixed 7.80 to 8.94, heavy 7.60 to 8.55. Cattle and hog prices mix. sheep and lambs also listed. St Louis wool market steady with territory and western wools at 20 to 24 cents, fine and medians up to 21 to 20 cents.
South Omaha reports cattle receipts 9 900 with market steady to 1 percent, cows and heifers to 6 75, western and Texas steers to 8 75 and 6 50, stockers to 7 50, calves to 8 50. hogs receipts 6 400 with heavy to mixed prices around 8 50. sheep receipts 26 000 with market slow and lambs near 6 60. Boston wool market shows prices above average with strong demand for men’s wear goods and wool pricing steady.
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