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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2. 1915.
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RECORD OF DEEDS AND
OTHER INSTRUMENTS
Satisfaction of Mortgage.
A mortgage executed by Frank Car
ter to C. A. Norman Dec 23, 1114, for
Ita. is paid and released.
Chattel Mortgage.
H. E. Turner to First National
Bank of Athena, 14500, all the hay
and grain to be harvested during the
season of 1914 and 1915 on sec. 40-
S8-29, In T. 6 N., R. 55 E., W. M.
Mortgage.
Wm S. Banks to Jas. H. Overturf,
S00, g acres in sec. 56, T. t N., R.
S4 E., W. M.
Deeds.
S. A. Miller, admr. to Edward
Payne and O. P. Jaycox, 13000. 10
sec. S4, T. I N.. R. 35 E. W M.
Hettie O. and Wm. Forsythe to Ed
Payne and O. P, Jaycob, $3000, 10
acres in sec. 34, T. 4 N., K. 35 E., W.
M.
Ja- H. Overturf to Wm. S Banks,
31000 ( acres In sec. 36. T. C N., R
34 E., W. M.
Frank Sallng to Alva R. Shumway.
$1800, a tract of land in sec. 85 and
3. T. 4 N., R. 37 E., W. M.
Osmer E. Smith, referee, (q W. J.
Furnish, the NB 1-4 ct eo. $9, T. 1
K. 34 E,. W. if.
John Deamostporelus to Nick Dea
mosiporeiua, $10. The SE 1-4 of
sec. 22, T. 5 N R. 30 E , W. M.
SPOR TS
PACIFIC COAST IiEAGCE.
At Los Angeles R. H. E.
Venice 3 9 0
Salt Lake $ ? 1
No other games scheduled.
HOG PRICES GO
DOWN 15 CENTS
(Courtesy Tuesday's Journal.)
PORTLAND, Ore, For the sole
carload of hogs that arrived in the
North Portland yards over night,
bargain hunters would not pay above
IT.85, or 15c below what competitive
buyers paid for similar quality yesterday.
With the outside buyers eliminated
from the market, the bargain hunters
orrer whatever they please for the
supplies. Shippers either were com
pelled to accept these lower figures
or else feed the supplies at extreme
cost. Therefore bargain hunters had
their inning.
Notwithstanding this beartshness
on the part of killers, the local mar'
ket continues quite favorable in view
of conditions generally throughout
the country.
Early trade at Chicago and Kansas
City was steady with Omaha down a
nickel.
General hog market range:
Best light $ 7.85
Medium light 7.707.75
Good to heavy 7.0 7.S5
Rough to heavy 3.507.5O
No Cattle Come Forward.
Not a single hoof appeared in the
cattle pens at North Portland over
night. General trend of the trade is
somewhat steadier, with former val
ues generally continued.
Cattle market was steady at Chi
cago, Kansas City and Omaha this
morning.
General cattle carket range:
Select steers $7.65 7.75
Best hay fed steers 7.50 7.60
Good to choice 7.25
Ordinary to fair 6.00 6.75
Best cows 6 50
Good to prime 6 2 5 6.40
Select calves 7.007.75
Fancy bulls 5.25 5.50
Ordinary bulls 4.005.00
Mutton Market Easter.
Easier feeling is apparent in the onIy was a lot of 10m DUShen
mutton trade at North Portland. Tlln. t ti no
Recently an inquiry regarding the
bag situation was made by Governor
uster of Washington in behalf of the
gram growers of that state.
r ...
uiuusrana oaies, about on
third of a year's supply, Is all for
wnicn the board has thus far been
aoie to get a guarantee of delivery.
Superintendent Henry Drum of the
penitentiary, reports to Governor Lis
ter that there are 1,114.250 sacks now
on nana and enough lute to manu
facture 153,000 more, of which 665,-
ivv nave been contracted for, leav
ing a surplus of only 602.540 sacks.
The grain inspection department of
ine public service commission reports
that ,000,000 tacks may be expected
irom tne California penitentiary, 4
uuv.uvu to 5.000.000 sacks, old and
new in Portland, but very few In Se
attle.
concerning the 50,000,000 sacks
ordered from Calcutta, the report to
uovernor Lister, states
"The contracts for these sacks are
all drawn with a war clause, making
it a trifle uncertain as to their being
tilled. However, all of our Inform-
ants seemed hopeful. All sacks from
Calcutta are shipped from there to
Hongkong, where they are reshlpped
to this coast arid there are some of
the sacks In Hongkong, but none in
transit between Hongkong and the
coast.'1 .
Flour Selling price: Patent. $.-
40; Willamette valley, $6 40: local
straight, $5.70; bakers' $6.606.80;
exports, $4.50.
Hay Buying price, Willamette val
ley timothy, fancy $13; eastern Ore
gon-Idaho fancy timothy, $16; alfal
fa, $13 13.50; vetch and oats, $11;
clover, $8 9 per ton.
Grain sacks 1915, nominal: No
Calcutta, $7 l-2c.
Millstuffs Selling price: Bran,
I2727.50; shorts, $28029.
Rolled barley Selling price. $29
30.
Corn White, $34 35; cracked,
$35 36.50 per ton.
Spot wheat bids were reduced 2 1-2
4c a bushel today on the Portland
Merchants' Exchange with the mar
ket touching $1 for red Russian. The
NORTHWESTERN LEAGVE.
At Seattle R. H. E.
Seattle , 3 S
Victoria 1 6
At Aberdeen
Spokane 9 15
Aberdeen 1 1
At Vancouver
Tacoma 14 12
Vancouver . , 6 11
NATIONAL tEAGfE.
At Brooklyn R. H.
Brooklyn 5 7
Philadelphia 4 8
At Boston
Boston 7 9
New Tork 0 2
At Pittsburg
Chicago 2 6
Pittsburg 0 2
At St Louis
St. Louis 4 10
Cincinnati 2 7
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At New York R. H. E.
Boston 4 10 3
New York 3 13 1
At Cleveland
St. Louis 2 8 1
Cleveland 1 8 1
At Philadelphia
Washington 5 4 1
Philadelphia 3 6 4
At Chicago
Chicago 4 9 1
Detroit , 1 6 2
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago R,
Kansas City ...8
Chicago . t
At Brooklyn
Newark . -.7 11
Brooklyn ...IT 6
At Buffalo
Buffalo ..8
Baltimore 1
H. E
4 5
4 4
Mascott Will Arrive
Pendleton Tomorrow
There were small arrivals overnight,
Spot oats bids were down 25c 8
but killers felt that liberal offerings ton wUh no 8ae8 wlth spot h&tlt
would be available within the lmme-
dlate future, therefore were not so
eager to take "hold. Top lambs are
down at $8 with other lines quoted in
proportion.
unchanged. Spot bran was down 50c
a ton with shorts $1 off.
TliiHty-sIx for 25 Cents.
Br. Kind's Nnw T.lfrt Pills are now
Mutton trade was higher at Oma- suppIled in weli.corked glass bottles,
containing 36 sugar coated white
pills, for 25c. One pill with a glass
of water before retiring is an aver
age dose. Easy and pleasant to take,
sas city tins morning.
General mutton range:
Spring lambs $ 8.00
Best tea snorn yearungs. o.oukjm.yv Effective and positive In results.
Best shorn wethers 6.00 6.25 cheap and economlcai to u9e Get a
Best shorn ewes 5.255 50 boM,e tod take ft doae ,on)gnt
wool stock is generally quotea ai vour C(lntiDat,on wln D8 relieved in
1 the morning. 36 for 25c, at all drug
' gists. Adv.
$1.00 higher than shorn.
Livestock Shippers.
Hogs D. A. Mayfield, Shearer,
load.
Sheep W. W. Smith, Corvallls,
load; George A. Lovejoy, Wilbur,
loads.
Mixed stuff C. M. Farlaw, Shear
ar, 1 load hogs and sheep.
SHARP LOSSES
IN WHEAT PIT
GRAIN TRADE IS
VERY INACTIVE
(Tuesday's Market.)
CHICAGO. Wheat options closed
4 5-8c lower for July and 3 l-4c for
September.
Market for wheat opened under
severe pressure. In the July there
was an initial loss of lc, while pres
sure In the September carried the
opening 1 1-2 below Saturday's final
(Tuesday's market.)
PORTLAND, Ore. No activity (
whatever is shown In the grain trade. ;
Everyone is seemingly afraid to take : figures.
nntinnk Shipping congestion and the better
regarding foreign deliveries. The crop prospects are indicated by the
,Min. nc Mn for nw eroo government report, brougnt rortn se-
iarfir,. Qt s .hininM mated a sen- vere selling pressure at the opening, a
sation In the trade here, not only be- condition which continued during the
cause of the extreme price, but the remainder of tne session, except ai
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Urent Initiate! Centra MAcn la tk Wuris
fact that the vessel will not likely ar
rive here for four or five months.
It begins to look as if one grain
exporter is trying to grab all available
sailing vessels in sight for the neit(
crop, price or enaner oemg no ou
short Intervals, when slight recovery
was forced
The crop board today estimate1!
the condition of the country's crop
May 26, 1915, as 80 per cent normal,
as compared with 74-3 per cent nor-
Ject
The chances this exporter nma.1 on May a,
taking is enormous but if he wins he Conditions May Z5, lit, ror van
.lr,A. In n,.U o fnrtltnA nr turn In OUS States follOW!
, .AaJmn I California. 82 per cent; Virginia,
r-rHnr, t Wnno-Vnno- 1. (-on.ini 88 per cent: North Carolina, 85;
apprehension among the grain bag South Carolina, 80; Georgia, 81
trade. Bag prices for next crop de-' Florida, 80; Alabama, 78; Mlsslsslp
n ., .,tj n . v i nl. 82- Louisiana 76: Texas. 78
I1VCI J U. 1 7 tjuun:u f I t v vi ' r
Calcuttas and no guarantee on tlmo! Arkansas, 84; Tennessee, 85;
delivery will be made by sellers. In sour!, 90 and Oklahoma, 75.
Mis-
other wordB the war clause Is still at
tached to sales.
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WHEAT.
July Open. 31.24 6-8; high, II 2
5-8; low, $1,20 3-8; close, fl.tl B.
Sept. Open, f 1.19; high, J1.19 1-4;
low, tl.lt 1-2; close, 81.7 14.
Harvest SO Days Distant.
SPOKANE. June 2. With a con
tlnuatlon of favorable weather wheat
In parts of Whitman and Walla Wal
la counties will be ready to harvest
within 30 days, declares Daniel Mor
gan, of the Morgan acre tracts, In
the Palouse country. The Morgan
tracts comprise 1200 acres In wheat
In Whitman county, near Steptoe, and
1680 acres In Walla Walla county, In
the Pleasant Prairie section.
"Many of the pioneer wheat grow
prg say that the grain never has ap
peared better at this season of the
year than at present," he says.
PORTLAND BANTAM TO FINISH
TRAINING HERE; JOE FAR.
RELL TO BOX 6 ROODS.
Billle Mascott will arrive In Pendle
ton tomorrow to finish training for
his 20 round go with Jockle Bennett
at the Oregon theater the night of
Wednesday, June 9th.
Bennett is working out each after
noon. He and Joe Farrell boxed six
fast rounds yesterday afternoon. Ben
nett said after his workout that he
felt in good physical shape and could
box 20 rounds now. The boxing go
between Mascott and Bennett prom
ises to be a whirlwind affair and each
one Is confident of winning. As the
winner will be recognized as the
bantam weight champion ojt the
northwest they are leaving no stones
unturned In their efforts to round
themselves Into their best possible
shape.
Joe Farrell, who so easily disposed
of Kid Curley in the last boxing show
In the city, Is matched to go six
rounds with Jimmy Hay, who has
met the best bantam weights on the
coast. He comes from South Bend,
Wash., and has showed In his work
outs to be a good clever mixer with
the gloves.
This bout promises to be a "hum
dinger" throughout the six rounds.
JHEtlr PONT MKiST THE L. (
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Fines End Pupils' Strike.
TOXKER3, N. Y-, June 1. The
strike among the 1000 pupils of pub
lic school No. 20, who refused to at
tend school because William S. Max-
on, their former principal, failed to
be reappointed, collapsed when 13
of the boy strikers were fined $2
each by City Judge Beall.
Seven of the lads had spent a night
of reflection In Jail and promised to
go back to school.
Mr. Maxson himself was partly re
sponsible for ending the trouble. He
went among the pupils urging them
to go back to their desks.
Mine Blow Up Targets .
ASTORIA, Ore., June 1. The sub
marine mine-firing practice by - the
troops at Ford Stevens was held and
was a success in every way. Two
mines each loaded with 120 pounds of
gun cotton were fired. The targets
HoVe Thiaf
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which were only two by six feet were
towed through the nine field while
the firing was done from the observe-
on tower ashore.
The first mine wrecked the target
while the second one blew the target
to fragments, pieces of It being blown
Colly 2000 feet In the tlr.
Bombard Dardanelles Forts.
ATHENS, June 1. Bombardment
of the forts of the Dardanelles was In
progress for three hours .Sunday, ac
cord ng to a dispatch received hero
from Tenedos. On the Oalllpoll pen
insula a series of attacks on positions
of the Turks are meeting with stub
bom resistance.
Many a politician has been short
circuited while engaged In wire pulling.
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