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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1910)
DAILY MAWt OMGONIAN, PENDLETON, ' OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1010. PACK NINE. I MARKET IS DULL AT THE Is Sere to Like FEW CARS OF SHEEP WEUE OXLY ARRIVALS Market In Strong Though No Snl Aro ISHng MimUv-Cattle, Sliccp and Hokh HrliiR Top Prices Current Quotations. the Present "Here 99 TEN PAGES. "He" RI Selected POUTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET. Hogs. Cuttle. Calves, Sheep Weil. 674 Tues. ... 67 29 Mon 509 ... 196 Sat ." 203 Frl. 37 21 9 228 Thurs. .. 123 403 110 615 Week ago 69 85 4 126 Portland, Ore., Dec. 15. Yesterday was an extremely dull day In the livestock market at North Portland. There were only six earn of sheep In evidence and of this amount four cars were billed through to a northern point. The other two cars were sold here. The entire livestock barket Is a mass of strength at this time. While no actual sales have been made, it is generally believed by the trade that good grain fed lambs would bring 25.25 at this time, while grain fed wethers would be worth about J4.75 and $5.00. The cattle market stands in a like position and grain fed steers arc to day worth $6.25 and possibly $6.50 And even ordinary stuff is being sought at an advance of about 25c above pre vious quotations. Practically the same thing applies to hogs. Tho sale reported by the Journal yesterday at $8.60 was an advagce of 50c for light hogs, but heavies are practically up a quarter Bt $8.25 on this basis. James Mace had four loads of sheep from Corvallls in the yards to day, en route to. the sound. MT. Kaiser had two loads of sheep offering here this morning, these be ing the only arrivals for Portland today. General range of livestock prices as Indicated bv the latest sales In the Portland yards: Cattle Grain fed steers. $6.25; best hay steers. $5.65 5.76; fancy steers, $5.60; common steers, Mif'4.60; cows, best. $5; fancy, $4.50; poor, 133.25; heifers, $4.6Oi0!5; bulls, $23.75; stags, $3 ii 3.25. Hogs Rest l'Klit, $8.60; ordinary, 88.25; heavy, $7.507.75; Block ers and feeders, $5 Iff 6. . cheep Rext yearling wethers, $4.50 -?6; old wethers, $4.50fr4.75; spring lambs, Willamette valley, 1550; east ern Washington, $50)5.75; ewes, $3 3.60. Calves Best. $'; ordinary, $6.50; poor, $3 604 60. T1i fTnrwt Time to stop a cough or cold ! Just M oen as it start then there will be t Annaer of nneumonla or consump tlon. Just a few doses of Ballard's Horehound Syrup taken at the start will stop the corto. If It has been ninninr on for sometime the treat tnent will be longer, but the cure Is ure. A. C. Koeppen and Bros. Friday, Dec. 1 6th The Tramp Barrel BflCE! nu Attention. All members of Pendleton Lodge TIo. 288. B. P. O. E.. are requested to be present at the regular meeting of hn lodeo on Thursday evening, ve cember 15. Balloting on candidates. By order of exalted ruler. THOS. FITZ GERALD. Sec. Instant Relief for Sore Feet Son Ffcet, Tender Fret anil Swollen Feet Cured Every Time. Tiz Mane Sore Feet Well No Matter What All Them. A Big Laugh ! The feature of all Novelty Races Everybody Invited Admission 10c Copeland & Drake THE WHEAT MARKET CHICAGO MARKET FIRM AND TONE IS BETTER Brnclstrcot's Gives Report of YIhIMc J Supply Range of Price Aocord Iiir to Ovrrhcx'k & Cooko Company. Chicago, Dec. 15. Wheat closed 6-8 to 1 l-8c a bushel higher after opening unchanged to l-2c higher than yesterday. Foreign cables were generally of a firm trend, especially at Liverpool. The opening there was a fraction higher. Wlnnepeg reported a better tone In the cash wheat trade there with ex porters bidding 94 1-ic for May. Bradstreet's report of the grain visible supply In bushels: Wheat East of Rockies, decreased 263,000 bushels; Canada, increased 896.000 bushels; Europe and afloat decreased 2.800,000 bushels. Total world's supply decreased 2,157,000 bushels. Corn Increased 40,000 bushels. Oats Decreased 1796 bushels. Range of Chicago prices -furnished by Overbeck & Cooks Co. WHEAT. December Open. 91 1-4; high, 92 3-9; low, 91 1-4; 92 3-8. May Open, 96 3-4; high, 96 1-2; low,. 95 5-8;; close, 96 3-8. July Open. 93 1-4; high, 93 1-8; low, 93 1-8; close, 93 5-8 B. 'ih.iio.mM all over the world use TIZ. Policemen stand on their feet all day and know what sore, tender, .umiin feet really mean. They use TIZ becnuso TIZ cures their feet right up. It keeps feet in per. r. .iwwiitlmi. Read what this po hromun hHii lo.iav: "I wus surprised and dclluhUHl with TIZ for louder r.u.i i i,.ii.,iiv know how to thank ou enough for It. It's s"lerlor to powder or plasters. 1 can ncvp v r... in .u.rfiv.t condition. 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Humphreys al so received a heavy vote for the office of recorder. The new councllmen elected are: E. C. Davis for the first ward, Claude Mackay, for the second; Robert Flnley, for the. fourth. Will Church was re-elacted as councilman for the third ward. There was little excitement over the election. The proposed bond is sue of an additional $10,000 to com plete the sewer work carried by a large majority and the proposed am endment to the charter to mage the chief of police appointive was de feated. Following is the vote by wards: First Ward. Mayor Mnhady, '6; Monroe, 3S; Richardson, 32. Recorder Cates, 33; Humphreys, 41. Chief of Police Porter, 28; Wal- den. 4 9. Councilman Davis, 48; Deal, 29. Bonds Yes, 43; No. 28. Amendment Yes, 20; No, 62. Second Word. Mayor Mnhndy, ?0; Monroe, 61; Richardson, 204. Recorder Cates. 91; Humphreys, 177. Chief of Police Porter, 65; Wal don, 210. Councilman Mackay, 138; Wood er, 130. Bonds Yes, 205; No, 38. Amendment Yes, 79; No, 180. Third Ward. Mayor Mnhady, 14; Monroe, 67; Richardson, 185. Recorder Cates, 91; Humphreys, 155. Chief of Police Forter, 80; Wal don, 172. Councilman Church, 168; Bran dy, 96. Bonds Yes, 179; No, 54. Amendment Yes, 86; No, 154. Jnrtli Ward. Mayor Mnhady, 46; Monroe, 33 Richardson, 79. Recorder Cntes, 98; Humphreys, 54. Chief of Police Porter, 91; Wal don, 67. Councilman Flnley, 83; Fowler, 40; Slioak, 32. Bonds Yes, 78; No, 70. Amendment Yoh, 22; Uo, 130. That the supreme court of the Un ited States has boon taken out of pol Itlcs, Is evident from President Toft's non-partisan appointments; but per We conduct a store for men we know their taste, their likes and their dislikes. Our presents are in style, useful, a pleasure to give and brimful of service to their receiver. 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Send your classified ads to the office or mall to tho East Oregonlan, enclosing silver or stamps to cover the amount. WANTED (Continued.) WANTED Lace curtains to laundry. Work done with especial care. Phone Red 2621. ANYONE. ANYWHERE. CAN START a mall order business at home. No canvassing. Be your own boss. Send for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 2708, Lockport, N. Y. HAIR WORK Hair work done and highest prices paid for combings at Madam Kennedy's Hail Parlors, 97 East Court street. Phone Red 1751. PASTURE 600 acres of stubble and 140 loads of fine straw, water convenient.. Address Box 13S, Pi lot Rock, or Phone Farmer 743. FOR 8ALK. FOR SALE: Old newspapers wrap ped In bundles of 150 each suitable for wrapping, putting under car. peta, etc. Price, 16c per bundle, two bundles. 25c. Enquire this of. Be. ,. uoage co., cnicugu, lib haps It is good politics, after all.