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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
8
Chicago May 19 Severe market breaks driven by strained credit and rail traffic. May corn delivery panics while July and September stay near prior close. Wheat prices Listed by grade with No 2 hard at 3.07 No 3 northern spring at 3.03 3 18 oats values and other grains noted. hogs lift provisions slightly amid volatility. Minneapolis reports flour unchanged and bran at 53 per ton.
Hogs receipts 10 000 market active 15 265c higher top 14 25 bulk 13 40 14 00. Cattle receipts 4 500 beef steers steady to 25c higher best action on handy weights and yearlings butcher stock steady to 15c higher stockers and feeders steady. Sheep receipts 3 000 generally steady best California spring lambs 17 50No choice or clipped lambs here best 16 10
Chicago reports butter unsettled with creamery prices at 47 56 cents per pound and eggs unchanged with receipts totaling 24 199 cases. Poultry demand softer as fowls drop 3 percent amid quieter trade and fewer buyers in the market.
Chicago on May 19 reports potato market steady with 28 car receipts. Northern white potatoes priced at 7.25 to 7.50 for sack and bulk and Canadian at 5 to 6.25. New prices unchanged.
New York on May 19 reports final Liberty bond prices with 34 s at 96.30 45 and 44s at 84.50 and 82.60 for various issues. Victory bonds show 3% at 94.875 and 4% at 94.94 with other series listed.
Peck of Gillette Wyoming presented a seven passenger touring car to a local recruiting station to aid service in the 55th Coast Artillery. He says his aim was to gain the benefits of educational classes and vocational training offered by the army, not financial gain or rank.
By the Associated Press McCarthy Alaska two men Joe McLellan and George Walker were storm bound for 40 hours southeast of Mount McKinley in a blizzard and fog. Travel was impossible and they dug a hole in the snow to shelter. They remained until the storm eased. McCarthy’s elder residents called it the worst in years.
Arrangements have been completed for two special trains from Toronto to bring delegates and their wives. Resolutions to be considered include urging passage of a law by the dominion parliament. The tariff is expected to occupy a prominent place in discussions.
The Bank of Rogerson in Rogerson Idaho closes business May 4 1920 with assets of 336 217.34 and liabilities including 296 648.79 in deposits. Cashier J W M Hines attests the statement is true. notary H Eaton verifies. Not a bank officer or director signs.
Hundreds of delegates from across Canada are expected to attend the annual convention of the Canadian Manufacturers Association in Vancouver on June 7 8 and 9 according to officers from the British Columbia branch.
Expert in work across bacteriology and toxicology with special attention to food and sanitary analysis. Board a Health Work MO B, White Auto Company offers used cars and service at the Oppoatia P.O. Phone 218.
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