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DAILY HAST GJtEGONIAN,' PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1021.
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
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Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
Idlx-rol ttrcvlpui of Hi-
lomt iTtlf M ivnliil.
Liberal hiimi-ntn of hoca from the
Kant and a drop In the price here were
shown for Thursday. Cuttle and sheep
re on a nominal baala for the day.
In the hot alleys moat of the supply
reported at North Portland for Thurs
day came direct to a packer from a
nuth lakola point. The scarcity of
home offering of late has made It Im
possible for klllera to xecure their re
quirement, and the result la that, de
iplta the lower prices for nous were
named during the day. Ka.stern ship
ments are coaling nure money to land
fccrs.
Hor pricea "were down 25c for the
day, with the extreme top at 1 11.50.
There were louses in the Eastern Mar
kta for the day.
General hog market ranpe:
rrlmo mixed 1 1.00 ff 11.59
Smooth' heavy 10. 50fill.fi
Houuh heavy 7.00W .?"
Fat pigs 10.00ft 11.00
TeederplK J.00i 11.00
Nominal steadiness was shown In
the market for cattle at North Port
land Thursday. There was practically
no new arrivals available for the traacj
una rormer prices were cumuuiru.
General cattle market ranee:
Choice steers 8.50 if S.
It. 3I0 llnlcw of Wool
Offered. 30 icr cwit SUI
LoNlwN, Jan. 21. At the wool
auction sales today 11.300 bales were
offered. This was mostly novernmcni
wool and only SO per cent was sold.
Prices were unchanccd. Punta Arenas
wool ruled but In the favor of the buyers.
ltuitcr t." to 410
SKATTUi Jan. 21. KKirs Select
local ranch, w hite shells, 55 e 56c; pul
lets 4c.
ltutter I'lty creamery. In cubes 4tc
tricks or prints 4."c; seconds. In cubes.
41c; bricks 4Tc; country creamery ex
tras, cost to Jobbers in cubes, 41; stor
age, nominal.
(1.00
6.r,0
5.50(8'
:.ootf
Oood to choice steers . . .
Fair to good steers
Common to fair steers. .
Choice cows and heifers
Good to choice cows and
heifers
Medium to sood cows and
heifers ..t 8.500
fair to medium cows and
l-VI.- Daily ISewlpts,
t.rain and Fruits Market
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 21. Re
ceipts Flour S4 quarters; arley T2T1
centals; corn 1S0O centals; onions 22
sacks; beans 1163 sacks; hay 126 tons;
potatoes "337 Kicks; hides 105 rolls;
livestock lt00 head.
Oats Red feed $1.50ff$l.0; bar
lev spot feed 11.424 fi $1,47 4.
Naval oranges J2.50.i 34.00; tan
serines 2.5ii J4.00; cranberries, Ore
gon, $5.00(1 J6.00.
Vnrls demand bills to approximately
.S0.
Less attention seemed to be paid to
industrial developments ulthouRh these
stressed the Increase of unemploy.
.nent on the railways, at mining cen
ters and In some of the more import
ant branches of manufacture, Hunk
ers reported ready acceptance of do
mestic municipal underwriting.
Liberty bonds were active and
slightly higher as were most other
domestic issues Including railway con
vertibles but the foreign group show
cd Utile change. Total sales, par vul
ue. (12.175,000. Old U. & bonds were
unchanged on call.
Iliittcr Weak
IM-st Km "I cents
NEW yOKK. Jan. 21 Butter weak;
creamery higher than extras 614 8T
52c; extras 50f"61; firsts 4350c.
Ksrs weak; fresh gathered extra
firsts 71; ditto firsts 6SW70.
Cheese firm, unchanged.
7.50
.25 7.00
6.00
5.50
5.00
3.50
5.50
heifers S-OOf
Common cows, heifers. . . 4.00 4i
Canners 2.50
Bulls - 4.50
Choice dairy calves .. 12.00013.00
Best light calves 10.00311.00
Choice feeders 50 9 7.25
Fair to good feeders .... 5.75 & (.71
tedium light calves . S 10.00
With only a nominal run reported
in the alleys Thursday, the North
Portland market was quoted nominal
ly steady, but slow for the day. Pricea
were held over from the previous day.
Genera.) sheep market range:
East of mountain lambs $ 1.50 a 10.50
Willamette valley lambs 9.D0& 9.50
Cull lambs 5.000 $.00
Feeder lambs .00
Wethers .50S
Tearlings 7.00 01
Ewes
r,a jMHvi:Uitlcs Resume
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NEW YORK, Jan. II. lieurcmeni
of the short Interest In the stock mar
ket made further variable progress to
day as pools in oil, food, shipping and
copper shares, as well as many miscel
laneous specialties resumed their bull
ish operations. . .
Gross gains In these stocks ran from
one to six points, but late pressur
against steels and equipments and the
incidental advice of call money from
six to seven per cent effaced much of
the rise at the Irregular close. Sales
S75.000 shares.
General Asphalt, which featured
yesterday's belated rally, was again the
most conspicuous Issue although Its
extreme rise of almost five points was
reduced to 3-8 at the finish. Oils al
most without exception closed at losses
as well as steels, equipments, motors
and rails, finial dealings disclosing a
think market.
A sentiimental factor In the early
movement was the strength of Inter
national remittances. Exchange on
London rose to the highest peak since
July with demand bills at 3.7814 ana
7.00
7.00
8.25
4.50
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"FOR 6 POUNDS A YEAR YOU
MAY HAVE USE OF 100 POUNDS,
IF YOU ARE A MAN OF KNOWN
PRUDENCE AND HONESTY."
Poor Riclrard's proverbs have lost none of their force
sftcr aU the many years since be preached as well
as practiced then. The man today, who Is kaown
to be cautious, aes good Judement and is honest, can
obtain the use of money, even if he lias bnt very lit
tle, if any, property.
This 'week i" -s"t lc foe National Thrift, to be
honest with silt ami others, to be frueal. to make a
budget, to live within your Income, to protect your
Jependent with life- Insurance, to invest in Gov
ernment Bonds and to have a National Bank Savings
Account.
Pendleton. Oregon.
'Strongest Sank in Castern Oregon
Seattle I-Ycd Prices
Alfalfa Itonuttns $27
SEATTLE, Jan. 21 City delivery:
Feed Scratch feed 361 per ton; feed
wheat 363; ill I grain chop $51; oats
349; sprouting oats 354; rolled oats
351; whole corn $47; cracked corn
$40; rolled barley $50; clipped barley
(55; milled feed $39; bran $39.
Hay Alfalfa $27 per ton; double
compressed alfalfa $33; ditto timothy
$39; eastern Washington mixed $35.
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Hog Market Steady
Cattle Weak
SEATTLE, Jan. 21 Hogs Receipts r
none. Steady. Prime 1 1.50 4f 12.00;
smooth heavies 10. 50M 11.50; rough
heavies 8.50$ 9.00; pigs 9.0011.00.
Cattle Receipts 121. Weak. Prime
steers 8.759.25; medium to choice
7.00&8.25; common to good 6.007.00
best cows and heifers 7.007.60;
medium to choice 6.50ft 6.50; common
to good 4.00(ir5.50; bulls 4.00 416.00;
calves, light, 11.00 12.50; heavy 6.00
6 7.00.
Hecf Steers Lowxt
llutcher Stock Iieelliies
H42d9a og- a$U u 7.4 ggr.G
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 21. Cattle
5.500; a few sales beef steers 253 50c
lower; some bids off more on heavy
kinds; butcher stock mostly 25c lowen
spots down 50; canners and calves
steady; best vealers 12.00; stockers and
feeders weak to 25 cents lower; choice
655 pound steers $8.20.
Sheep 5.500, steady; lambs uneven
mostly steady to 25c lower; prime 90
pound feed lambs 10.50; bulk 9.75 0
10.25.
Boycott Spanish Products
LONDON, Jan. 21. The executive
body of the Third Internationale of
Moscow has addressed an appeal to all
workers asking them to boycott Span
ish products, says a wireless. The ap
peal is made, the despatch adds, owing
to the manner In which Spanish work
ers" are being persecuted."
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ARGENTINE TAX NEWS
HAS BEARISH EFFECT
ON THE WHEAT MARKET
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OUR SPECIAL PRICE FOR ONE WEEK,
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Sun Maid Seeded Raisins, 3. packages 85c '
Diaiftond W. Currants, 3 packages 85c
Golden Marshmallow Syrup, 1-2 gallon.... G5c
j Pure Extracted Honey, jars 50c, 90c and $1.75
j Extra Fancy Comb Honey, 2 for 75c
! Extra Choice Winesap Apples, box $2.25
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DAN CUPID NOT FOILED
CHICAGO, Jan. 21. Uncertainty
about Argentine export taxes together
with lessening of new export business
In this country, had a bearish effect
today on wheat. Prices closed heavy,
to 4 Vic net lower, with March
1.68 to 1.69 and May 1.60 H to 1.61)
4. Corn lost l-8fi 3-8; oats l-8rg!l-4c
and provisions 12c to 40c.
Attention of wheat traders centered
at first largely on the truth of advices
that Argentine government had taken
action which Implied there would be
no tax on exports. It had been tho
generally accepted opinion that such
action would tend to shift European
demand to Argentina from the V. 3.
Resulting declines in wheat were over
come temporarily by evidence that the
bearish Argentine news was erroneous.
Bulla, however, appeared to have lost
confidence especially as export cull for
United states gain was not so active
as earlier In the week. Late In the day
it looked as though leading lungs were
trying to get rid of their holdings.
Corn and oats held relatively form
owing more or less to warm weather
likely to soften country roads.
Provisions were 'weak In line with
hogs. Packers sold.
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ST. POLL. Winn., Jan. 21. (U. P.)
In far off Alaska, the land of snow
and long winters, Cupid Is somewhat
handicapped, but the little love god
gets in his work just the same.
Clerks of court are not numerous.
In the states It is customary to obtain
marriage licenses and later to make
record of the ceremony. But In Alaska
it sometimes is different. At least,
such would seem the case from a letter
received by Rudy Schmidt, deputy
clerk, Ramsey county, from O. C. Dun
lop, a friend, who lives in a little cabin
near Strelna, Alaska. Dunloy tells of
finding the record of a peculiar wed
ding ceremony, carved on a birth tree,
under which he camped. Following is
the record:
'Matrimony on the Yukon."
"Ten miles from the Yukon
On the banks of this lake,
Tor a partner to the Koyukuk
McOillis I'll take.
We have no preacher
And we have no ring
It makes no difference
It's al Ithe same thing.
(Signed) Aggie Dalton."
"I swear by my gee pole
Under this tree,
A faithful husband to Aggie
I always will be.
I'll love and protect
This maiden so frail
From the sourdough stiffs
On the Koyukuk trail.
(Signed) Jack McGlllis."
"For two dollars apiece
In chcechako money,
I unite this couple
In holy matrimony.
He be a miner
And she be a teacher
I do this Job
Just as well as a preacher.
(Signed) French Joe."
30 young ladles In the orchestra re
flected much credit upon their lady
conductor, Mme. Frances Knight. Ef
forts of Pendleton Post, American le
gion. In presenting such a high class
musical program In this city were con
gratulatedb y many of those present.
Sufficient Kxcukc.
"Certainly, I killed my husband!"
calmly said the fair prisoneress at the
bar. "Why shouldn't 1? I came
home and found the wretch sleeping
with his head on my handsomest soft
pillow, and"
"Not guilty," cried all the 12 Ju
roresses In one voice. Kansas City
Star.
Nolhlnjr Menn About Him.
A farmer boy and his best girl were
seated in a buggy one evening In town
watching the people pass. Near by
was a popcorn vender's stand. Pres
ently the lady remarked: ".My, that
popcorn smells good!" "That's right,"
said the gallant. "I'll drive up a little
closer so you can smell It better."
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"ilow should I manage a cam
paign ?"
"Promise anything."
"I mean to win a girl not office."
"The same rule applies." Louis
ville. Courier-Journal.
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show you this range. ' Pre-war prices.
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A program filled with the best clas
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Ladles Columbia Symphony orcnesira,
MIm Genevieve Gilbert, soloist, and
E Miss Dorothy May Volkey, ballet danc
5 er, pleased with their Interpretations.
E The four Interpretive dances by Miss
Volkey were most enthusiastically re
Eicclved. "The Passing of the Swan"
I showed her at her best, and "Danse
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satility to exhibit itself. Her costumes
E in all her numbers were well chosen
Ejand her spirit In each was most faith
ful.
S Miss Gilbert displayed a well-trained
E' soprano voice of most pleasing quality.
El She was delightful in "An Indian Love
S'song" snd was accorded much ap
Elplauiie for her singing of "II Bacclo."
Si The splendid concert -work of the
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Beginning Jan. 1st, 1921
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No change in Price.
Model Twenty One Forty Five Little Six
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