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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
8
The April 12 cattle and sheep market shows receipts of 9 500 hogs and 9 500 sheep with mixed movements. Hogs steady to higher with ranges 18 to 20 plus. cattle steady to higher on most classes and sheep lower on early sales with lambs around 18 to 19 dollars and yearlings near 14 to 15 dollars.
Chicago markets report hogs at 5,000 receipts with prices top 21.05 and bulk 20.76, cattle 17,000 receipts with varied steer and cow values, heavy beef steers 16.75 to 19.50, calves to 14.26, sheep 47,000 receipts bidding sharply lower, lambs to 15.25, ewes 10.50 to 12.00. St Louis and Kansas City show similar higher hogs and mixed cattle trends.
Fragment lists four monetary figures and a series of scores or times. The data mentions 41-4s, 84, third 41-48, a $95.16 entry, and a fourth with 4 and $94.06. Context suggests a sports or scoring snippet with monetary values unclear.
Chicago May 12 corn prices climbed as receipts remained tight and forecasts of renewed wet weather threatened planting delays. Commission houses and shorts led demand while July and September futures posted new season highs. Oats followed corn higher as the market extended gains into the close with July near 1.68 1/2 and September around 1.59.
Chicago market data shows corn No 8 at 1.79 1.80 and No 5 yellow nominal while oats No 3 white runs 69 percent 70 cents and 69 percent 71 cents. Rye No 2 at 1.57 1.69 and barley 1.12 1.19. Timothy at 8.00 11.00 and clover pork nominal lard 33.65. Ribs 27.75 28.86. Minneapolis flour unchanged barley 1.02 1.12 rye No 2 1.55 1.55 and bran 39.00 while corn No 2 white 1.68 No 8 white 1.67 No 2 yellow 1.68 No 3 yellow 1.67 No 3 mixed 1.66 in Omaha.
An unreadable OCR fragment references eight and a white 67c notation, unclear context, no identifiable people or events, and no verifiable details available for proper summarization.
Raw sugar holds at $7.28 per centum weight and refined products show steady values. Loaf sugar costs $10.50, crushed $10.25, mould A $9.50, cubes $3.75, powdered $9.20 and $9.15, fine granulated unchanged. Bang Diamond A $9, Confectioners A $8.90, No 1 $8.95.
Butter prices in Chicago eased with creamery yields around 60 to 55 percent and large unsettled receipts totaling 47 755 cases. Firsts roughly 41 percent, averages near 43 to 44 cents, with packed firsts about 44 percent at 45 cents. New York butter higher for extras and firsts. Eggs firm with fresh gathered north and south firsts around 46 to 49 cents. Cheese irregular with state whole milk flats at 32 percent to 82 percent. Poultry live markets firm for broilers at 55 to 68 cents, fowls 34 to 35 cents, old roosters 20 to 21 cents, turkeys 25 cents. Dressed markets steady to firmer with broilers frozen 45 to 62 cents, chickens frozen 39 to 43 cents, fowls frozen 33 to 37 percent, do fresh 38 to 39 cents, old roosters frozen 24 to 26 percent, turkeys western frozen 46 to 49 cents.
Potatoes remain steady with 73 carloads arriving. Carrot bulk and sack sales noted at 1.70 per hundredweight, with clear selling activity. Florida Spaulding Rose product priced at 8.50 to 8.65 per barrel, with two-bucket range from 6.50 to 7.60.
The inter allied maritime council will not be dissolved when peace is signed and will remain in place for as long as passenger vessel control is needed. Officials of the shipping board said the council will likely continue for several months longer.
A fragment reports a tone of a joy ride involving a gondola and a tank near a west fourth avenue house. No clear date or full details are provided.
For sale 360 acre farm 80.00 per acre 2800.00 cash Located 10 miles south of Gooding 2 miles from Tuttle railroad station North Side water right best in Idaho Six room house barn for 8 horses implement sheds good well 140 acres crop ready On gravel road in highly improved section Farm part of Twin Falls North Side Land and Water Co. project Address M C Scott owner Box 65 Jerome Idaho
For sale by owner a 1 4 section of land north of Bonners Ferry Idaho one mile from school house and railroad asking price two thousand dollars. For further particulars write Wm Krissel Elk Washington.
Listings show Jas R Bothwell W Orr Chapman attorneys at law with practice in all courts and office contacts for James H Wise notary public in Twin Falls. Also Asher B Wilson and W P Guthrie are lawyers with office rooms in local bank and Cotillion Hall Building and Shoshone Gre over Shoshone.
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