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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
8
HOGS see 28 600 receipts today with 6 693 carryover and shipments 5 758 yesterday. Prices range 7 45 to 7 85 for various hog classes, last 10 cents up from Tuesday. CATTLE receipts 18 000, market slow but steady with beeves 5 25 to 8 65 and cows 2 50 to 6 75. SHEEP receipts 25 000 with native sheep 4 00 to 6 00 and lambs 5 75 to 7 75.
Sioux City stock yards report cattle receipts 1,500 steady hogs 4,500 up 15 to 20 cents top 7.60 bulk 7.40 7.60 and sheep 200 steady. Tuesday fat cattle trade stronger than Monday with prices up about a dime and active movement. Beves 5.50 8.00 fat cows 4.25 6.25 canners 2.50 3.75 calves 4.00 8.00 bulls 4.00 6.00 feeders 5.00 6.00 calves and yearlings 4.50 7.50 feeding cows 3.50 4.75. Hog market opened 10 15c higher and rose to day’s high, late hogs 15 25c higher than Monday. Sheep steady. offerings changed ownership, market steady.
The market lists No 1 northern wheat at 94, No 2 at 92, No 3 at 88. Velvet chaff 92 and corn at 45 and 55. Oats quoted at 43.
Minneapolis cash markets show varying prices for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and flax with bid and arrive figures. Prices include No 1 hard wheat around 1.09 and 1.08 ranges, No 2 northern near 1.06, No 3 wheat near 1.04, No 2 durum near 1.06, No 1 durum around 1.09, corn around 0.75, oats around 0.50 to 0.53, and flax at 2.10 1/2. May wheat at 1.07 1/2, July wheat at 7.08 1/2.
Washington D C Senator Borah Idaho progressive leader condemns both major parties for lacking clear issues. He contrasts Lincoln and Douglass debates with modern bickerings and personal drivel and urges a return to substantive discourse. For sale property at 801 Railroad East Third Street cash price 200 down total 300 LSR Republican
Handsome silk dresses and costumes at moderate prices showcased for Easter. Long and staple Kid Gloves and Silk Gloves in various shades accompany new Spring Hosiery in Silk, Lisle, and Cotton. A style review from Dame Fashion explains the latest approved by fashion authorities. The Suits Gowns Wraps and Misses Wear are on display after critical appraisal.
Special from the Glove Department features a line of high grade 3 clasp Kid Gloves in Wavy Wine Green Brown and Gray. A $1.50 glove on sale at $1.18 just in time for Easter wear.
A display of the latest novelties including collars side rufflings lace jabots flower jabots kingly kitchings Windsor ties silk crochet four in hands collar and cuff sets shown at the shop.
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