Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1919, Page 5

SHIPMENTS Railroad Strike OMAHA, Nebr., the yards. shown quite an advance. Today best fat lambs to $16.75. Best ewes $9.00. With the crowd of here this week, it would that there was a circus «kind from $14.25 to $1 few light lambs from $13.50. rather scarce this week, I selling now from $6.25 to ing ewes are scarce. $12.50. from $11.00 to $12.25. much of this kind of food the country, we hardly prices, and in fact, will prised to see them go good many feeder buyers filled. of sheep and lambs, it Fanchmen to let their ome to market, that is, thinking of shipping any trict. tain one thousand four h = a SHEEP AND LAMB 7s oma AN IMPROVEMENT Best Fat Lambs Reach 17c in Omaha Market; Settlement of Better Shipments (Special to the Tribune) Aug. supply of sheep and lambs has been quite liberal here this week, and with ! the railroad strike being settled it has | enabled us to move shipments from Therefore, all kinds have with the medium kinds selling $16.25 Fat yearlings around $11.50, and wethers around $10.00. of a sheep market, as we have never seen more buyers for feeders than have been here this week. quently prices have advanced from 75e to $1.50 per ewt. Good feeding lambs reached $15.25, with a fair Yeerling wethers have been selling from $10.00 to $10.60. Feed- ing wethers from $8.00 to $8.50. Good feeding ewes have shown as much advance as anything, and are thin ewes from $4.00 to $5.00. Yearl- faces selling from $12.50 to $12.0C, with other kinds from 811.59 A few good two and three year old ewes here this week selling There have been some splendid rains the past week, which almost assure us of a good corn crop, also making a lot more green feed, and with so much of a decline in those feeder this week unable to get their orders With a splendid outlet for all kinds though it was a good time for the especially those who ‘are unfortu- nate enough to be in the dry dis- TERR Ask | The works of Charles Dickens con. twenty-five different characters. POLL LD ST MP aHOW = f= ‘BREAK ANY DISHES Enables 18.—The reached 17c, FORT RUSSELL BAND TD PLAY AT STATE FAIR DOUGLAS, Wyo., Aug. 18.—When the gates of the Fifteenth Annual Wyoming State fair open to the pub- lic on Tuesday morning, September 9, 1919, there is reason to believe that visitors to the grounds will be greeted with strains from the instru- ments of the Cavalry band from Fort Russell. Altho the arrangements have not! been completed the board of state fair managers, thru Governor Carey, | chairman of the state board of chari-| ties and reform, is negotiating with! the federal government in an attempt to secure the services of this band for the week of the big show. In addition to the band from the fort, it ‘is possible that a company of cavalry may also be present during the week. countrymen impress you here instead Conse- 4.75, and a $12.50 to ight weights $6.75, with Good black to ing held in Cheyenne last Wednesday | and at that time Governor Carey con-| sented to make an effort toward that end, believing that such an arrange- ment would afford a great deal of pleasure to state fair guests. May Have Auto Races throughout look to see not be sur- higher. A for an auto racing event for each day | went home of the fair. The board will be pleased to accept entries for this event at any time and it is hoped that there will be a large number of local drivers on looks as shipments if they are time soon, purse is raised for the event. you bin this hour of the night?” “I’ve bin at me union, considerin’ this ’ere strike.” “Well, you can’ stay down “there undred andjan’ consider this. ’ere lockout.”— Tit-Bits. | They are going fast at that old price so you had better get your order in now. Factory representative for this week only, to demonstrate the exclusive features of the Hoover——T erms if desired. Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69. The matter was taken up at a meet-|couldn’t raise my hands to my heagl, Arrangements are now under way/|eating. Then, too, sour, undigested food. small of my back, and would very! | hand to take part. 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