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DAILY EAST OREGONlAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 0, 1021.
TWELVE PAGES
DAILY MARKET NEWS,: LOCAL AND GENERAL
"Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
imurm Aim In Hiilo
On hi1i l liniin1
NBW YOitK, July (A. ! Fur.
lltrr wil.Ktjnillftl forfeit iiit of th- nild
rk' (ilrrlrd rally on the Mock ex
thnhfc w wltnrwod In yeiftcrUay'e
r"H'll(inHry movement.
Hevcrc decline were rodlHtered M
lhi outwt. 1'nltcd Plate Rubber
lending Ht a lofw of 4 S-8 point on over
nlrht announcement ihnt the dividend
hud been deferred, Similar action was
taken during the dny on the preferred
ihrr of the Uink Rubber company.
Connl'lruou weaknew was ahown l)
enuliinicntm Independent atcela, ship
ping, aupir and mlwelliineoo shares.
Thief nmong Ihene were Harvester.
I'Uilman, United Fruit. Mercantile
Marine preferred, Peara-Roebuck,
Famous players, AmeVlcan Sugar and
Hiiinnitiii Tobacco. '.
Foreign oils Itipaed Into their recent
heavy aiMte, fresh offerinca following
on report cliowlns a marked falling
elf of production In the Tampico field.
Mexican Petroleum lost 3-8 points
and Aiwotiated Issues declined 2 to S
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Ijoweat prices were made in the last
hour, chorta becoming more appresslve
as call money rose from S 4 to ( per
cent. Seasoned rails and industries
then eavo way. the list closing with a
weak tone. ' .
Silica, TUO, 0(19 shares. I
Flrmor tendencies prevailed in tte
market for time funds, although no al
teration of recent quotations tu
shown. Renewals of two. and three
months' loans seemed to be freely
made and more liberal purchases o
merchant' paper was reported.
Most of the international exchange
were lower on nominal dealings. De
mand sterling at 3.?o was nearly t
cents under the hlEh of a few week:
ago and all continental rates, including
eastern Europe, were more reaction
ary
tlio close was unchanged to
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provisions,
So up.
At first, tlie wheat market allowed
a tendency to decline, owing more oi
les to correct anticipations that the
government crop report would prove
to be less bullish than had been look
ed for and that the deterioration of the
crop would be offset in a measure by
the advance in the par basis for thi
month. Scantiness of rural offeriiiRs.
however, and word that rains had in
terfered with threshing In Kansas and
Nebraska tended to check the bears.
Subsequently fresh advices regarding
black rust were Instrumental in urn
lit sympathy with the stock market, ling the market decidedly . upgrade,
most bonds issues, including theMiberty Messengers from Winnipeg and said
greup, were inclined to east, but a few
speculative rails held or added to re-'
cent-gains. Total sales, par value.
11,57 5,000.
Canadian '("otiriitlona
StrvStlMT( Wltoat lrkxa
CHlCACrO, - July . (A.
Strength developed in wheat prices
yesterday, largely as a result of con
firmation of black rust In Canada. The
market closed firm, to 2c net high
er, with September fl.21'i to $1.21
and December J1.24H to 1.24i. Corn
fin'shed 7-e net lower to l-2e advance
and oats unchanged to 14c higher. In
THE OLD HOME TOWN
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sjimples of wheat showing black rust
had been received from Manitoba
and Saskatchewan.
Corn for July delivery was strength,
ened by export sales of- 7r.O,Q0O bush
els. Other months were easier owing
to scattered rains. Oats "averaged
higher with wheal.
Indications of exoort demand for
Inrd gave a littlo firmness to provi
sions. . .
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are seme of the various facilities in which this bank
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fl Harvest' Specials
Spirit Improves
Hrntlstrccts Il-iort Siiiys
NEW YORK, July 8. (A. P.)
Bradstrect's today says: .
A generally nitiet condition in trade
and industry, with retail business more
active than wholesale and jobbing
business, due mainly Jo extensively ad.
vertised sales of seasonal goods at re
duced prices, continued slow collec
tions, active progress of the harvest
northward, with winter wheat cutting
and threshing well advanced, and a
slightly better tone of reports as to the
crops still to be harvested, are among
the more Immediately prcceptible fea
tures in the week's advances.
Other items having a more or less
intimate relation to the general trade
movement are the slight advance, 1
per cent,'ghtwn in Bradstreet's ap
proximate Index number as of July 1
over that ruling on Jnne 1, the first ad
vance, by the way, in 13 months; a rise
in this week's weekly food index, the
continuance of the steadier tone and
more cheerful feeling noted last week
in the stock market, despite a late
reaction due to profit-taking on the
rise, and growth of the Idea that Euro
pean needs will In the coming cereal
year, as in the one just ended, call for
a large volume of exports of our
grains, particularly wheat and more
meats, notably hog products.
Weekly bank clearings were $6,302,
D53.000.
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head. Active, steady to 10c lower;
bulk hSO to 210-pound butchers, $8.75
U9; top, $9. in; butchers, .50 pounds
and over, $8.50 8.73; packing grades,
$8.25 8.50.
Cattle Receipts, 1000 head. Beef
htoers and butcher stock strong to 25c
higher; top steers, few head $8.35;
veal strong; stockcra and feeders
steady.
Sheep Beceipts. 7500 head. Lambs,
25c higher; western, $10.60; best un
sold; natives, $10; sheep and feeders
strong.
OFFICE CAT
Fine Wool Demand
.Made- by Trade
BOSTON", July 9. (A.
Commercial Bulletin says:
The week hag seen little change in
the volume of business transacted or
in the character of the demand. The
call for wool still is largely for grades
running three-eights and finer and
more especially for the staple or worst
ed wools. Prices show little change;
In fact, there is hardly and quotable
change In any grade. The mills, es-
pccially those making worsteds, are
generally well encaged.
In the west buying proceeds more or
less steadily to steady prices.
Tmj tariff still furnishes food for
conjecture In the trade and there is
littlivdoflht that thi measure will have
to be modified in certain respects as
regards the wool schedule.
Scoured basis: .
.Oregon Eastern No. 1 staple, "Sffl
80e; eastern clothing, 60&68c; valley
No. 1, 43 070c.
Territory Fine staple, choice, SO'fii
85c; half-blood combings, 68ffi72c;
three-eighta blood combing, 48 to 51c;
1-4-blood' combing, 3sfi 42c: fine and
fine medium clothing, 60 62c'
Pulled Delaine. 8.", iii;ic; A. A., 73
5; A supers, O 70c.
j Mohair Best combing, 27-tj30c;
best carding. 22 25c.
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BY JUNIUS
"Profanity is Just terrible," remarks
tmo of the Curgle Girls, "but I know
a man who says Hell In sucha way as
to make the word sound almost glor
ious." Hairdressers are not as talkative as
barbers. It's because hair dressers'
customers can hold their own,
Shall We IUsc?
Oh, say, can you alnj from the start
to the end.
What so proudly you sUind for when
the band starts to play it?
When the whole congregation, in
voice that blend.
Strike up the grand tune and then
torture and slay It?
;ivcs Overheating Alarm
Whcn'un automobile engine over
heats jufflciently for the water In the
radiator to boil tho steam blows an
alarm whistle, which has been Invent
ed to be inserted In a radiator cap.
Steady Higher
Is Omaha Trend
OMAHA, July
f. Itecelpts, 12.500
Charles V. Goddard, new forest ser
vice employe, has a dog tyhich ho
calls Humdinger. We suppose it is a
simple case of Git Fer Hum, Dinger.
We read with interest in tho E. O.
columns yesterday about the lady.
Horcnce Shafer, whoso watch was
stolen while she knelt in prayer in the
Methodist church in Seattle. Another
argument against tho ankle watch,
girls. (
After all, nothing is harder on a
woman's reputation than two women.
The hardest thing about getting out
this colyum Is' bunting the scissor?
after the stnographer borrows them.
.Makes lCase lor Driver
A new automobllo steering gear, in
which cams replace the usual seg
ments, sectors and worms, has been
Invented by an Englishman, who
claims it will prevent shocks or rough
roads and twisting strains to tho steer
ing columns.
Keeps Wutcr From Ituiinlug Uoaru
A new rubber mat for automooue
running boards not only prevents a
oerson's foot from slipping but also
drains off the accumulated mud-and
water. '
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Grade Toilet Articles ; ;
Colgates Shaving Soap, bar . . ..
Djer Kiss Talcum Powder . . ... . .
Djer Kiss Face Powder, large . .
Djer Kiss Face Powder, medium -. .
Djer Kiss Toilet Water
Djer Kiss Rouge ... ... . . -,., . . . .
Djer Kiss Perfume, 1 oz. ..v ; . ... ,
Colgates Dental Cream, small
Colgates Dental Cream, large . . . . . .
Colgates Talcum, Powder, all odors 15c
.. 5c
. . 25c
. , 98c
.. 69c
$1.98
,. 49c
$1.79
...8c
.19c
Mennehs Talcum Powder
Air Float violet Talcum . . . ..... . . . . ;
Mentholatum, large . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; . . .
Mentholatum, medium ... : . . .' . -, . , .
Mentholatum, small . . .... .". . .
Packers Tar Soap . ... .'. '; . . . ..a:
i Cuticura Soap . , . .' . . ;
"Featheredge" Rubber Sponges, size 3
"Featheredge" Bath Brashes
Hair
19c
10c
89c
39c
19c
19c
19c
25c
69c
3
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Brushes 98c
........ 49c
...... i. 49c
10c, 19c
.... 33c
Prophylactic "Penetrator"
Kecpclean Hair Brushes ........
Keepclean Clothes Brushes
Tooth. Brushes
Prophylactic Tooth Brashes, each
Pebeco Tooth Paste
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, tube . '. . .
Hinds Honeyand Almond Cream .
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raimouve v amsning vi earn, jai
Palmolive Cold Cream, jar
Palmolive Talcum Powder
Palmolive Face Powder 39c
Palmolive Liquid Shampoo, large bottle. . 49c
35c
39c
33c
39c
39c
19c
Pompeian Beauty Powder i
Pompeian Massage cream
Pompeian Night Cream . ,
Pompeian Day Cream
Pomneian Toilet Water . .
Palmolive shaving Uream, tube . . , ... .
Colgates Shaving Cream, tube
Colgates Rapid Shaving Powder .......
Colgates Shaving Stick
Collates Refill Shaving Stick ...........
Gillette Safety Razor with six blades,
leatherette case ,. . . . 83c
Camphor Ice. large slae . ... i. I5e
Vaseline, Curbolatrd or l'oinade . 10t'
Towder ruffs, emli ....... ,iv, Be, toe
Vuvo Clmniols .' ". 1 0n, 15c
19c
39c
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39c
.39c
$1.19
. 25c
, 29c
29c
29c
19c
Ivory Soap, lair;e sie
J. C. I'miipy White IjiuiuIi j Soap . .
I. C. l'eniiey Naptha Soap
Lava Soap
l'almolive Soap . .
1'enn Olive Soap
Jap Rose Soap
t'reine Oil Soap ...
Perfection Stinllary Napkins, ea'h .
1-Vrrls Sanitary Napkin.-, pkg. of si
4c
4c
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Horseshoe Glasses, dozen
Plates, dozen -:
Cups and Saucers, dozen
Oatmeal Dishes, dozen T ...
1 Vegetable Dishes, large, each
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Heavy Galvanized Buckets...: .. L.50c
Bread Tins - AOcm
Tie Plates, tin , r- 05ci
I Bone Handled Knives nd Forks, set 75c m
! White Metal Teaspoons, dozen ....50c
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I Metal Table Spoons, dozen -. - 7ScH
Camp Stools, Gold Medal 50c
i Camp Chairs with backs 75c
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Cruikshonk & Hampton
"Quality CouaU"
124-23 E. Webb
Phone 548 m
Vonr Old furniture lU.-a la Ktciinure 1'xrt payntent ou New
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Thta m how prlncni marrie. The charming bride is Margaret,
daughter of the kinc (n't queen of Denmark, drenxd in the beautifally
' rnyie wedduis own ah wi whea the became the briile recently of
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B tTCTpredominance among business
AJ men means but one thing Buick is
absolutely dependable. It has proved its
dependability for twenty years.
You don't need to try out a Buick for
dependability. That is universally known.
But you should try put a Buick to realize
. its comfort, its power, how easy it is to
operate. There's real pleasure in driving
a Buick.
tw Series and Prices Effective June 1st, 1921
Model 22-44 Three Pisiwiger Roadsttr
Model 22-45 Fire Pmtjiget Touring -Model
22-4 Three Pjseetujer Coupe -Model
22-47 Fire Panenger Sedan
Model 22-41 Four Paiwnger Coupe -Model
22-49 Seven Pasoenger Touring
Model 22-50 Seven Passenger Sedan -
. 0. M. Hint, MiMimt
Oregon Motor Garage, Inc.
Phone 468 IWIwO ' 119, 121 W. Court
WHEN rira "iroMOBIlXS ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
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