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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1921)
ft1" 1' DAILY IAST OREGOKIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENIN3, MARCH 12, 1831. TEN FAS 3 ' f AGS m DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pendleton Pricei and Associated Press Reports Cuttle FMI Oa IKtier Item (From the Oregon Journal.) ; Otils" a nominal nm of hog mid a amall -iprly Indifferent quality cat tle mad their appearance ,at North Portland Friday. enera,l trend and price showed no change. Iw than a full load of how cam forward bnt there was no change of fered In the price. Chicago's top tn w1n alleys for Friday was 10c- above the ertreme quoted at North Portland, and the price at (Vmaha. Imiicutcd th it supplies from there were costing mcr money to land here than the market , here quoted. j General hog market rinse: prime ItRht 111.00 11.50 Smooth heavy , ; 10.S0Wll.0s Hough heavy .euw ." Fat ptim io.oown.oo Feerlw nitrs 10 OftWtl.ftn Strength was generally Indicated In (he market for cattle at North Tort land Friday. There wa a amall run In the alley and while there! general absence of what might be con sidered good quality, sales of what came forward were at prices frac tionally belter than those previously in effect." Nevertheless, the general cat. tie market range showed no change for the day. Genera! cattle market range: Choice steers 7.75 iM Medium to (food steers .OO0 7.2: Fair to medium steers ... Com mull to fair steera , . Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows and heifers s. Fair to medium cows and heifers Common cows, heifers. . fanners S.254S 1.01 5.25 6.2. .25j 1.00 I.T5 t.2h 6.25 5.7$ 4.25 i S.21 J.OOfr 4.23 Bulls S.S0H 5.00 Choice feeders B.S0 (.00 Fair to (rood feeders .... 5.005? 6.60 Choice dairy calves ..... 12.508 1M.60 Prime light dairy calves 11.50012.60 Med. Ilpht c'.alry calves , t J 1.60 He ivy dairy calves S.OOfi" ?.!0 .With no arrivals tor the Friday the sheep and lanb market at North Portland, wiia considered nominal, ai .houch former prices continued to be Tenerally offered. General sheep and lamb market: (Cast of mountain lambs. .68.50 (r 9.23 Willamette valley lambs . . 8.00UJ8.50 Heavy lambs 6.50 i 8.00 Feeder lambs 6.00WT.C0 Oil I lambs 4.00 iff son LiKht yearlings 7.0007.50 Heavy yearlings .......... S.50W7.0O Wethers 6.5046.60 Ewes ... ...... 1.60 5.00 OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE H Just kow wcnt to tm thcatcr r GSI V?lS f o tvh5 eia evrTgACTion, tevo-r ths whov-c t3vsg Ne't ons or ToAl THAT House r He Steady Find. hrn Boreas (rets resentful, the skipper trims all mils and fastens all hatches; he knows that squalls are coming ami then too headway can be made. It Is the steady wind that brings tho ship across. So it is tho strati y worker and the constant RikI persistent saver w hit gets across. . .. (. Come In this bank and have us show joo liow to gam , ;,! Thex4mefKariT(ational Bank Pendleton. Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon" Short Setbacks Feature Wheat Market. CHICAGO, March 12. (A. P.) Sharp setbacks In the price of wheat resulted today mainly from disturbed industrial conditions. The market closed nervous, 3 J-4 to 4 1-4 net low er, with March 1..62 1-4 to 1.62 1-2 and May 1.5J 1-2 to 1 52 S-4. Corn lost 7-8 to 1 l-4c and oats 1 1-8 IVi to 1 2-8 and provisions 17 to 45c. Bears In the wheat pit had things all their own way right from the start. Attention of traders focused almost al together on proposed wage cuts and on danger of widespread strikes. As a consequence, buying- lower shrunk and selling pressure Increased until values had been slashed In some cases nearly 6c 4 bushel. Then the fact became evident that export Interests were taking advan tage of the downturn. According to some estlmatess, 1,000,000 bu. were taken for Europe. Knowledge of this activity on the part of foreigners checked the breaks, but led to nn im portant reaction. Much liquidation was wild, and there was heavy selling in particular by a house that appeared to be closing spreads with Winnipeg. Official figures on total wheat stocks In the United States were construed as bearish. Corn and oats declined with wheat, notwithstanding export buying of corn to the extent of nearly 300.000 bushels. Provisions were weak, reflecting the action of grain and hogs. I He't ons or I ... r ' - ' Hi I lie I AiAIS TUA OAr1 H' I , - I V0an0 III ' " 0a SVr-W.Clv2r7--i: , . ...i j Tey 'tunk clearings 6.816,020,- ' 9R YFiRfv 1C(1 J j " s M j Oregon Theatre v Friday, Marcli 18 ROLB & DILL In Their Greatest Success " . THE HIGH COST OF LOVING ' A Whirl of Mirth Music and Girls -Symphonic Jaxz Orchestra Mail Orders Received Now Reserved Seats on Sale at the Peoples Warehouse Prices $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00, plus tax iiimii!!iiii!iiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiuiiiiimiiiiiiiiiinniiiiii I Or.sino Out I Koreeast Early . Opening of Trade. NEW YORK. March 12 (A. P.) Dun's will say today: With the advancing season there is some stimulation of activities in cer tain directions and an early opening of spring trade is fore-shadowed , Fa vorable weather and the near ap proach of Easter are helpful to retail distribution in different sections and offerings of new merchandise are meeting with a readier sale than had been expected. The reported paucity of supplies in some textile branches al so gives moderate impetus td buying, and a measure of support of prices after a protracted period of yielding. The situation is still marked by un satisfactory features, especially in in dustrial channels and revised esti mates of the general purchasing pow er are necessitated by the frequent re ductions and restricted manufacturing operations. While orders flow more freely to some producers the demand remains fitful and usually In small lots to cover immediate or nearby re quirements, indicating a purpose am ong many interests to defer extensive 2HICHESTER S Pit fsF flHawi. At b- A aT ifl-a-ltA- I TaciihjlOni&sBcat.5tea.Al-kA3.) b. "povuLAn roat cinikationh'' A Pre patrvttorv of COMPOUND COPAIBA ami CUBEBS ' AT.YOUR DPUGCIST Ak W ITJIAM ONtV. atd SubrtHwtlaB . S ts sa Glosin Phonographs Only Two Left ' We are closing out our entire stock of Phono graphs and Records and have just two Columbia machines left to dispose of. .' The' regular $125.00 machine with 10 records goes for $75.00. The 140.00 size with 10 records goes for $85.' WHILE THEY IAST i! !! it I! All $1.00 records. ........ 75c : All $1.50 records ........... $100 ' Cruikshank & Hampton "QUALITY COUNTS" 124423 E. Webb Pendleton, Ore, Tour Old 1'urniUiro Taken in EacJuuica a Part Payment on Kew. KRYPI0K FAR VI0"sjffilJ--i it tii .a t V mmom Lines n ' vision II1UIV OsO'ya i i ii ' a i -ar-l I I tens xmls Kryptoks (Cryptocks) do away with that extra pair of glasses. They give you fat and near vision in the same lens, yet the lower part is invisible. v They must lie fitted right. SEE afegothwclt American Nat'l Bank Building JTiono 60S Wool Market Quiet With Prices Vnchanxcd. BOSTO.V. Marcn 12. (A. P.) The Commercial Bulletin will say today: "At the moment the wool market is reported . quite with prices hardly changed and with dealers waiting the advent of the movements to tho mar ket cover their raw material require ments against the sales which are re ported to have been fairly satisfactory in the goods market. i " "Interest centers chiefly on the question of the probable action of con gress with reference to the tariff." Scoured basis: Oregon Kastern No. 1 staple 80 90; eastern clothing 654i "0; valley Xo, 1. 6370. " Territory Pine staple, choice So 95; half .blood combing 7ifi80; $-8 blood .-combing 63to58; : 1-4 blood combing 454S; fine and fine medi um clothing 65 H 75. Mohair Bt aombing 300 82; best carding 25 27. Another Shipment OF ROBLES PEACHES, PEAKS, APRICOTS 2 CANS 45c v 6 CANS $1.30 CASE OF 24 CANS $5.00 , ' . Sweet Juicy Navel Oranges, 3 dozen ...... 50c White Laundry Soap, 20 bars . . $1.00 Extra Fine Onion Sets, 2 pounds 25c Complete Assortment of Garden Seeds. The Sanitary Grocery The Mot in Value 221 East Court St. Phone 871 The Beat in Quality Cattte Weak ... Seattle Market . 4 SEATTLE. March 12 (A. P.) Receipts 24. ' Stendy. Prime 10.75 ft 11.25; medium heavies 9. "Sir 10.70; rough heavies 16.75 7.25; nigs 9.00 11.50. CaUle Receipts 106. 'Weak. Prime steers 7.50 8.00; medium to choice 6.007.00; common to good 4.50 6.00; best cows and heifers 6.23 6.75; medium to .choice 6.006.00; common to good 3.505.50; bqlls 4.50 G. 50; calves, light 10.50 12. (0; heavy 5.506 7.00. lmbs Steady . to S5 CcintM Higher. ' KANSAS CITV. March 12. (A. P.) Cattle, receipts 850; beef steers and she stock steady to weak; all other classes mostly steady; top 9.75; choice heifers 8.50; choice cows 7; fcw vcal ers 10.0010.50. - Sheep Receipts 3,500; lambs steady to 25c higher; 79-pound "westerns 10 -50; mixed yearlings and wethers steady at 6.50. (From the list Orogonlan, March. 12, 1893.) Norborne Berkecyrf Jr., and Miss Florence DeSpaln were married on Tuesday, March 7, at Orovllle, Callfor nia, in the Methodldt church. - They are now, in Portland and wiiL be In Pendleton soon to remain for a short time, alter which they will go to Ilia. Washington, to make their- home. Both Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley are very popular and they have many well wishers.: . . .' . - , The places of two city pastors were supplied yesterday by young men of Pendleton. Rev. ,w. B..j-omins absent In California and John Lam birth read the service. Rev, W. If. Sellcck was In Echo, so A. F. Eddy raad a sermon. Mrs. Frank Frailer, who recently returned from a visit to her parents in La Grande, is in at ner nome. . '.Ben Hagen came home this morn ing from Caldwell, Idaho. GKSF.lt AL PKOMISKS RKflEW. ivisurer.TnN. March 12. A. P.) Attorney pencrat Daugherty has promised an early review or j uiuieri ruling on beer prescriptions. 'AITlie Skjii Of lheK'acock: BACK HO M E We Have Moved Back to Our Own Office and Can Give You Our Usual Excellent Service. ncii The Coal With No Regrets. Phone 178 " Smy the-Loriergan Co. Quality ' Quantity Service 5 ImblrmtjSttiificfM BU Butter 8teady ' and Kggs rnsctUcd..'.! SEW TORK, March 12. (A. F.) Butter steady; creamery higher than extras 47 l-4fif48c; creamery extras 46 3-4M7c; creamery firsts 42i346H. Eggs unsettled; fresh gathered firsts 31 1-2 fi 3 4 ; others unchanged. Cheese firm; state whole milk flats, fresh specials 26 26 l-2c; others un changed. .;.',. I Pnllcti Get . -, 28o in Keattlc. ' SEATTLE, . Murch 1 2. Egss Sc, lect local ranch white shells 34c; dit to mixed colors 32 5j 33c; pullets 2Sc: Butter City creamery in cubes 47; bricks Or prints 48c; country creamery extras, cost to Jobber in cubes 44; storage 38c. - . " , Kvaporated Apples ' Finn in Xew York. -" . ' ' NEW YORK, March 12. Evaporat. ed upples firm. 1'runes unsettled. Peaches quiet. EASY TO LOSE A MAGNETOS GENERATORS ELECTRIC STARTERS Or any part of the electric aystem on your car overhauled and repaired. Satisfaction guar anteed. HARRT If. C RAH AM, Wlllard Service Btatlon, Pendelton, Ora. Phone 684. LETS CO! :- j j Md Uanckmdjw tarHv Mrs a a Karltoa of 8aa Fraticlsro, hli wacr. says the smallest tat M Ua bre tett4. Th e Buick name is Buick's best salesman. And Buick 1921 models have added . prestige to that name. The new models possess the known Buick reliability to ; meet every condition of travel. To that reliability there is added comfort result ing from improved seating arrange ment and spring suspension and easier control of mechanism. And the new lines are beautiful. . Each car's reliability is re-inforced by Authorized Buick Service. , Since January 1, regular equipment , on all models includes Cord Tires ' "; WET 111 i r: Oregon Motor Garage, lac. ; Phone 468 llv U1 ' VMLN BEnCTs. AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. 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