Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep May 14 Omaha Chicago
Hogs receipts 17000 at Omaha with a 10 to 20 cent lower bulk 20.40 to 20.56 heavy hogs 20.46 top 20.56. Cattle receipts 6300 steady with varied classes, beef steers 13.50 to 18.50, cows 5.00 to 14.00, veal calves 11.45 to 13.50. Sheep receipts 5500 steady to 25 cents lower with top wool lambs 18.75 and yearling wethers 12.50 to 13.35. Chicago hogs 23000 mostly 19 to 15 cents lower top 20.80, bulk 20.45 to 20.70. Cattle receipts 6000 steady to higher for heavy steers, beef bulls and calves mixed, beef steers 15.75 to 19.50, cows 6.59 to 8.15, veal calves 12.75 to 14. Feeder and stocker prices varied, sheep 13000 with lambs 18.75 to 18.75 and yearlings 12.25 to 13.25.
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Omaha
Chicago
Butter and creamery prices and potato stock report
Chicago May 14 price notes show butter per pound 66c for firsts 42 44c ordinary firsts 41% to 41% cent ranges with packing stock firsts 46c extras 45%c. Poultry prices higher with fowls 83 cents. Potatoes unsettled arrivals 60 carats old stock from north bulk and sacked carrots listed with new stock prices Florida Spaulding Rose 1s 8 8.75 barrel 28 5.50 6.25.
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Chicago
Florida
Final Liberty bond prices shown for May 14 in New York
Final prices on Liberty bonds dated May 14 in New York list 34s at 94.50, first 4148 at 95.95, second 4 percent at 94.20, first 4s at 95.90, second 4 percent at 94.22, third 44a at 93.99, and fourth 4 percent at 94.22.
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New York
Liberty
Corn and wheat futures slip on mild planting weather and diplomacy
Chicago markets opened lower as planting weather for corn and a bearish view of European diplomacy pressured prices. July wheat fell to about 1.60 to 1.62, September to 1.53 to 1.55, oats matching corn, with a late rally and an unsettled close marking net declines. A national wheat director statement urged immediate price reductions, aiding the day’s downward drift.
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Chicago
National Wheat Director
Chicago and Minneapolis Grain and Flour Prices May 14
Chicago reports corn for yellow No 3 at 1.723 to 1.76 dollars with No 4 at 1.72 to 1.78 and No 8 oats at 67 14 to 69 cents. Ryes around 1.50 to 1.51, barley 1.12 to 1.18, lard 33.50, ribs 27.50 to 28.60. Minneapolis shows flour unchanged, barley 1.02 to 1.12, rye No 2 at 1.49 to 1.50, bran 39, corn 1.69 to 1.70, oats 63 to 64 cents, flax 4.03 to 4.07.
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Chicago
Tlard
Minneapolis
No Chance for Low Bread Price Compared with Wheat Costs
Minneapolis millers stated that even if the United States Grain Corporation sources cheaper Canadian wheat, flour prices may not fall enough to lower bread prices. Grain Corp agent Frank L. Carey said Canadian wheat bought in Canada and resold would be about 2.404 a bushel, roughly 40 cents cheaper than recent costs. Millers caution that a small Canadian purchase may not supply enough volume to reduce flour prices.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Grain Corporation
Canada
Dako Flour Short in Weight Across Three Carloads
Sacramento May 14 Permision given shippers to resack three carloads of Idaho flour found by state deputy sealer of weights and measures in San Francisco to be 4176 pounds short weight Charles G Johnson state superintendent announced today The shipment had been condemned by weights and measures officials in San Francisco The barrels were 14 pounds short of the 196 pounds standard weight and the quarter sacks were two pounds short of the standard 49 pounds weight
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Idaho
San Francisco
Charles G. Johnson
Johnson
Harem women parade for independent Egypt
In Cairo on May 14 Egyptian women, long secluded, join nationalist demonstrations. They ride in bright motor cars and wave flags while Arab girls perform dances on trucks. A remarkable instance of an Egyptian woman leaving her harem addresses a crowd outside the sultan's palace in support of independence.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ypres as of old is plan of restoration workers
Ghent May 14 Ypres once a war battleground will be rebuilt on the old foundations. The Ypres Society of Ghent orders restoration of public buildings hospitals churches and schools. Roads waterways and railways will be repaired and the canal extended from Lys to Ypres. The government is asked to provide barracks for returning citizens and workmen.
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Ghent
Ypres
Lys
Greeks to form republic with Trebizond as capital
Greeks along the southern shore of the Black sea would establish a republic with Trebizond as its capital. The proposed state would extend 50 to 76 miles inland and house about 2,000,000 people, though its borders would intrude into Armenia.
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Constantinople
Black Sea
Trebizond
Armenia
Mrs Roosevelt Returns from Europe on Giuseppe
Mrs Theo Roosevelt widow of the late president arrived in New York aboard the Giuseppe after a trip to Europe. She visited the grave of her son Quentin, an aviator killed in the war, and indicated she would likely return to the Oyster Bay home in New York.
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New York
Theodoore Roosevelt
Europe
Giuseppe
Genoa
Paris Air Lines Expand Mail Routes in War Service
Paris reports eight air lines in operation carrying mail. General headquarters directs routes linking Paris to Brussels Lille and Strassburg. Civilian aviation under the ministry of war runs lines between Paris and Mau-beuge Bordeaux and between Valenciennes and Nancy Longwey and Briey.
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Paris
Erafice
General Headquarters
Brussels
Lille
Strassburg
Ministry of War Hng
Maubeuge
Bordeaux
Valenciennes
Nancy Longwey
Briey
Railroads seek higher lumber rates to Canada
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads filed applications with the Interstate Commerce Commission on May 14, seeking increases in lumber and other forest product rates from Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana to Canadian destinations. The move signals proposed price increases across regional shipments to Canada under federal review.
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Associated Presse
Washington
Oregon
Tdaho
Montana
Interstate. Com Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroads
Italy Shows The Largest Percentage Of Nationals
Romp May 14 Italy faced imperialism charges and issued charts claiming native populations hold the largest share among inhabitants in balance ratings and related measures.
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Italy
West of Buhl residents visit city yesterday
From West of Buhl Minnesota Mrs White and Mrs N I Jordan traveled into the city from their homes west of Buhl for a social occasion.
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Buhl, Mn
White
N I Jordan
Buhl
Wanted Young Men for Advertising Representativ e positions
Two neat appearing young men about 20 are sought to travel with the manager as special advertising representatives. Starting salary is $100 per month with rapid advancement for the right party. Call or write Mr. Devlin Rogerson Hotel.
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Devlin
Rogerson Hotel
For Sale by Owner North Idaho Land Listing
For sale by owner a 1 4 section of land north of Bonners Ferry Idaho one mile from the school house and railroad. Asking price two thousand dollars. For details write William Krissel Elk Washington.
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Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Wm. Krissel
Elk, Wash
Local Lawyers Directory Entry for Twin Falls Idaho
James H Wise and Asher B Wilson lawyers listed with room numbers and offices at local banks and cotillions. E V Larsen also noted with a Cotillion Hall address and phone. Guthrie listed with office over Shoshong ghee near Twin Falls.
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E. V. Larsen
Cotillion Hall
Guthrie
Twin Falls
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