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DULY EASY OlftOONUN. PENDLETON, 02SGON,
SATURDAY EVENING. MCEMBER 11, 1020.
L PjgBJJRSTS QE EYEREIT :iKUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL -AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices ftnd Associated Press Reports
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Ifngn Mow and Weak
and (toUta Annul Miwdy
vn fr nf livestock formed total
arrivals Bt North Portland for the Frl.
!. v morning; trade. )1ik were slow
and weak, entile about rtendy, while
tin change was shown in the sheep rh
uutlon. In the h"sr alleys there km only a
fair run fur Friday but in the trade ut
North Portland an undercurrent of
weakness was shown nd $11.75 ap
pears to he about the top during the
frr'iy w-irn.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed tll.Mm.V
Smooth heavy i, 10.75311.25
Kongh heavy 7.50 9.7 5
Fat pigs' s.sn 1 .:
In the cattle yards at North Port
land the run for Friday wns but SI
head. Trend of the market appeared
about steady with former quotations
continued.
General cattle market range:"
Cholee steer f K.S'liff S.7R
!md to choice steers . . . S ,00Vi 8.50
Medium to Rood steers ,. 7.t0St8.0
Fair to good jstcers ..... 7.00 5 7.50
Common to fair steers 6.00 ft 7.00
Choke cows and heifers . S.lOtfi.OO
too-d to choice cows ftud
heifers , t.W 7.00
Medium to good c?ws and
hellers , . -6.5C 6.00
Pair to medium cow and
heifers , 5.00 5.51
t ommon cows, heifers., 4.00 it 5.00
Cannera . . . . . .'. 5.50 S.50
C'Jlls 5.00 6.00
Choirs dairy calves.
Heavy calves
1 Best light calves , . . .
' Medium liuht calves ,
j Choice feeders .......
j Fair to good feeders
I With only a 1 jmdful cf stuff report
cd in for Friday tho mutton nnd lamb
(market at North Portland was consid
ered slow but fairly steady at the re
duced prices made the previous day.
General sheep and lamb ramie;
Kant of mountain lambs J 7.00 M 8.N
Willamette valley lambs
Cull lambs . ,.,
Feeder lambs
Yearlings .. ... '
Wethers ...
Ewe
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7.00 9 9.00
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S.50 5J 7.2$
5.75 f.75
Buy a Barrel of
Flour
TH you want money? If so, cimdc In and see ns.
We are prepared to negotiate loans on. wheat land
, I1ir north or east of lendleton. lire years to pay. '
and a very reasonable rate of Interest.
We represent tl5 TEIOIOXT LOAJf A TRUST
COMPANY" of Spokane, and will give yon prompt
service.
SEE VS ABOCT A LOAX NOW
Snow & Diayton
"WE SELL LXD" "
117 East Court St. Phone 1073
RKAL ESTATE
FAIUI LOANS
IXSIISAXCE
.stH-k Market lrreaular
'and Heavy Once More.
KEW YOKK, Dec. 11. The stock
market was feverishly trretsular and
heavy again Friday prices of many
i prominent shares recording new low
levels for tho year, though showing
surprising rallying power In the later
dealings.
Shorts were extremely aggressive,
extending their operations to the mors
representative issues In the railroad
division where gross declines' of one
! to almost five points accelerated the
I renewed depression In industrials and
: specialties. ,
j Further light was thrown on the
: backward conations in the steel Ilt
jdustry by the November statement of
'the V ,S. Steel Corporation, which dis
closed a decrease In unfilled orders
;of 315,000 tons, far evcecding ull fore
i casts.
This draws the bookings of the steel
! corporation down to the lowest aggre
: gate of the year, but leaves the total
at Mlightly over 9.000 000 tons, ns
against llttlo more than 7,000,000 tons
in the same period last year.
U. S. Steel was the most active fea
ture fluctuating within a range of 1
point and gaining, a fraction at the
end,- Sales 1,150,000 Shares. ..'..
The money market retained all its
recent firmness, but. foreign exchange
: was variable, rates to eastern Europe,
notably Greece and also to China again
breaking sharply, the oriental rate re
sponding to another new low record
ijr "ilver in London.
'. Convertible Issues were the weakest
(features of the bond market, cspecial
i ly Southern Pacific 5s. which sold un-
jder par. Other Issues domestic and
i foreign, were irregular. Total sales,
ipar value, J18. 750,000. Old U. S.
j bonds unchanged on call.
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lliiirlsh Developments In
Finance Set W heat Back.
CHICAGO. Dec. 11. Bearish eco
nomic and financial developments had
a good deal to do Friday- with a sharp
setback which took place in the price
of wheat. The-market closed heavy.
5 1-2 to 6 3-4c net lower, with, De
cember 1.60 34 to 1.S1 and March
1.57 34 to 1.58. Corn lost ,3 34 to 4
l-2c, oats 2 to 2 1-4 2 5-8 and pro
vision:! 22 to 72c. ,
Breaks in the value of stocks, cot
inn Hllver nnd sucar nut bulls at a
disadvantage from the outset in the
wheat market. ,
Much attention was also given to a
statement from the federal reserve
bank of Chicago pointing to Impera
tive need of liquidation of loans by
country banks. Eesides predictions
were current there would be a 50 per
cent increase of wheat receipts in Kan
pas within a fortnight. Authoritative
denials that any such increases was
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Appropriate Christmas
Gifts
Here you will find many useful and beautiful Christmas Gifts for
mother, father, sister, brother jor the li ttle ones. Every thing displayed for an
easy selection priced right.
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9iYcsl He CHeweb tobaccotoo,
But Uvex ACC MS UPS
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60(ff 5c: valley No. 1
probable did not reach Chicago until
after the market closed. Meanwhile,
the market continued to weaken, al
though on the decline there Was frco
buying to remove hedges on Canadian
wheat that presumably would be shin
ned to Europe. Signs of domestic mill
ing demand were likewise noted
Corn and oats showed Independ
ent weakness.' ... i,
Extra Special
For Monday Only
. ' ' MARSH MALLOW SYRUP
' " Gallon ci, $1.25 1-2 Gallon can, 65c '
BUY A BARREL OF FLOUR
It look like the price is the lowest now that it will be
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le ScUiitary taty
; " 221 East Court Street ; "-r ,
The Most in Value. The Best in Quality
. ' ! Phojie 871. . :
More. Wool Being Sold '
and Better Feeling Prevails .
BOSTON, Dee. 11. The Commer
cial Bulletin today says; . -
"There is more wool being sold and
a better feeling pervades the market.
although prices are unquotable on a
lower ibasis. Many grades of wool are
believed to be dragging on bottom and
the outlook for the more remote fu
ture is very encouraging. Meanwhile
there.arp prospects that congress may
pass a, law offsetting the effect of
foreign exchange which will help ttu
market. The demand far cJoth Is still
spotty and generally drill although a
little is heing done.".
Scoured basis: .
Texas, fine, 12 months, 75; fine 8
months, 55 60c.
California, northern 78 80c;
die county, 75c; southern, 65c. -
Oregon, eastern No. 1 staple.
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We are showing all the new Period
styles in beautiful dull . nibbed ma
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CHILDREN'S COMBINATION
DESK AND BLACKBOARD
They are amusing and instructive.
SMOKING STANDS FOR MEN
Walnut, mahogany and oak.
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FLOOR
LAMP WILL
BRING XMAS
CHEER ;
j mas trade one of tho
largest and prettiest
displays of Flocr
Lamps and Pedes
tals ever shown in
the city. There's
nothing thm makes
a nicer gift for tho
home, not only wi
the time given biitj
in yeitrx to cone.
js'tsiai gas.ta srms
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Jill 'rn s Xmailpouck
eastern clothing.
65c. . .
Territory,' fine staple choice, 80
85c; 1-2 blood combing, 5f()70c; J-8
blood, combing, '58. 60c;, 1-4) v blood,
combing, 45c; fine clothing, 65c; fine
medium clothing SOW 55c ,
Pulled, Delaine, 85c; AA, 75c; A
supers, 60 9 (6c.
Mohairs, best combing. 40if42c;
best carding, 33 Cl 35c. . .
K.ft Wliolesale Trae
Quieter, Says llradstn-cts. -
NEW YOUK. Dec; 1 1. Bradstrcefs
today says: . ' . , .
Arfide from a slightly larger volume
of trade .luring the week at retail .re
fleeted lrt some reordering from Job
bers to fiir depleted stocks, the gener
al distributive trade situation is not
materially different from a week ago.
Indeed, big, wholesale trade Is a shade
quieter and industry has slackened
with unemployment increase and more
wage reductions announced. jn
wnoiesaie tines the general disposition
aside from the natural desire to clean
up surplus stocks. Is to await the turn
of the year. Retail trade Is reported
good at only two out of 40 markets,
and fair at a majority of the others
From, quite a few. markets comes the
intimation that retailers are awaiting
the holiday trade, while consumers are
waiting for after the holidays. Week
ly bank clearings 17,476,684,000.
Hogs Are Steady and
Cattle Weak at Seattle
."EATTLE, Dec. 1 1. Hogs Re
ceipts 151. Steady. -Prime 1 1.70 W
12.25; medium to choice yi.76 11.75;
smooth heavies S.75 10.25; rough
Heavies 7.76(8)8.25; pigs 10.60ifitll.60.
Cattle Receipts 25. Weuk. Prime
steers 9.00 9.50; medium to choice
i. 008.00; common to good e.OOffl)
6.50: best cowg and heifers 6.507.00;
medium to choice 5.00? 8.00; common
to good 4.00to5.oO; bulls 4. 00g 6.50;
calves 6.50 13.00. .
Cattle Saleg Om-aKionally
lilglier With sheep Nominal.''.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1 1. Cuttle 2
100; beef steers, butcher stock and1
c-annetrs mostly steady to strong; oc
rnsional sales higher; steer sales 7.60
W'9.10; ood heavy cows 7.00; gopd
..tanners 4.00; calves weak; best vealors
1 10.50; choice heavy Texas calves 8.00
j practically no feeder trade.
j Hheep 150; nominally steady; no
trading. t, .
GIVE THE
BABY A
DOLL CART
They are made
if reed .ivory
and frosted
brown, strong
ly built and will
last the little
one a life time.
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124-128 E. WEBB
PHONE 548
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l'gs and lliutcr sell
At I'lHlianged f igures
SEATTLE, Dec, 11. Bggs Select
local ranch, white shells 65: pullets
55; storage 6.
Butter City Creamery, in cubes 64;
bricks or prints 65; seconds In cubos,
4S: bricks 19; country creamery .ex-,
tras, cost to Jobbers in cubes - 60;
storage 48.
Seattle Wheat Bids Are
From ? I.SO to 1.60
' SEATTLE, Deo. 11. Wheat Hard
white, soft white, white club, hard
winter,, red winter , and. northern
spring, $1.65r red Walla and eastern
Walla, l.0fBlg Bend blucstem, 11.60
Butter and 1'Srgss llrm
With 1iei! Irregular
NEW YORK, Din:.' 1 L Butter firm;
firsts 4152; others unchanged.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered) extra
tirsts 9092; ditto firsts 87(ii)88.
Cheese Irregular, unchanged.
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Winnipeg onotes Ix-ceinlier
atl.74,Jay$1.7l'.
t W1.XIPE, Dec. 11. -Whral, Dsc,
$1.74, iMay 11.71. Oats, Dec,
53V4c; May, 67 54c Barley closed
Dec, 62c;' May, 8114c. Flax, May
12.0254. . . '
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Have Yen Beiigii
That Barrel of Flour?
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It Is rmnI business, It Is loyal, and It Is bound to
help the wheaignmer and stlmulnle biislneHS con.
MM Ion, to get bvliind the "Buy a Barrel of Hour"
moveim'iit. ' .
If lerylNMly does Ids sliarc now, tho good effect
Hwtll AhJii be Ml cverjuliere. ( .
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The AmcncanNaticnal Bank
Pendleton, Oregon.
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'Strangest Bank in 6atcrn Oregon
THE MORE CAREFUL YOU ARE
TO BUY THE BEST COAL, THE
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MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. II. Wheat,
Dec, $1,514: March, (1.53. Barley
62ii74c. Flax. No. 1, $2.12 fii 2.15 .
Foley! Honey ui Tar
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Per Dozen . . . ..... , ....-$1.10 ' .1
Per Case .' ,$4.40,, . I
Libby's Queen Olives, per bottle ..... 2 . . , .' .15c ''I
Libby's Sour Pickles, per bottle ; . I.. ,u':A . 25c -j I
Cider, per gallon V. . . . . . . . ... . . . 75c -' I
Bulk Mince Meat, per pound .'. . 35c I
Seeded Raisins, per package . '. 35c I
Cleaned Currants, per package 35c I
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Skinner Maccaroni or Spaglictli, '
each, 10c; per dozen ........ . . 31.10 V
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