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UU l liUKSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS,1 LOCAL AND GENERAL
THtS DOOR,
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Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Reports
DAILY EAST OREOONIAW; PENDLETON, OREGON, , WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1021.
I ZZ THIS TO
I v Cr'tJLin department stores '
I .u LIT fc,AMx to givs. rw r-
rived,
fll'HUt
the rally trading. Tho market
peared lo be nominally steady.
teial vatlitt uoufcel run?.
lilttrt ltmip mill
4iit Market- nl l"oniwl
(From the megon Journal.! ' .
Nothing arrived :i the North I'ort-
1am. 1 tillf.t'o ,.ii.itlirh1 nti-mil !lMf-
turn, and won on that "lock weak Choice tecr
ilxtimio displayed. Portland mar- j Medium to Rood slwrs. .
ktH I apparently ready In follow i ho l air to medium steers ,.
dor-line made liy Lastim Markets, hot j Common to fair su-era ..
no plb e change hnn been announced, i Choice cows and heifers
The market Ik weak following the 2."c : Medium to good cows and
decline Monday,
General hog market rani""
I'rinia liKht ju.":.(fi ii.:
Smooth hUHvy, 21,0 to 3u
o there was nothing certain overnight came Into tho shee and
he lone of l he market during! lamb alleys. Only 111 head arrived.
P-j Moth mnrkcta ore steady.
General sheep ana iuuiU ranee:
Fast of mountain lambs S.SOM 7.::
6.00 m
'S.50W
5.00KS
4.75W
6 50
.0
5.00
fi.On
6
300 lbs..
heifers 4.25 6.00
Fair to medium cows snd 1
heifers S.5J 4.55
Common cows, heifers . . 2.5fli 3.60
Id. 0H 11.00 1 fanners 1.751i 2.50
! Hulls 2.E0i 3.50
S.OOfi in. 00 Choice feeders 4.50s 5.00
6.00'ji 9.00 ! Fair to good feeders .. . S.50? 4.75
11.75ft 12.rt i Choice dairy calves .. 10.50(811 00
lO.Cflrt 1 1.00 I Prime light dairy calves 10.0010. 50
5.0031 8. On ! Med. light dairy calves. . 7.0010.00
There wer.. no holdover cattle in the Heavy calves . . . 5.50W 7.00
market this morning, and nothing ar- All the livestock arriving by rail
pounds
Smooth heavy,
P
Hough heavy
Fat p!g
feeder pigs .
ft lass
lr
THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley
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ROTTEN ROPES vERE RCSPOMSiBl-E FOR
THE ACCIDENT AT RCBlNSOAiS STORE TlDPAy
10 GET RICr
QDiGK
is alriglit. "hot usually it is the other fellow who is
evtliiig "The Kiclies".
Wliy risk four money in a scheme that vanishes
over night and leaves you discouraged and luoucy
lcs? Always question and thoroughly invest:gnte the
safety of an investment Hint promi-ses sure and lar'o
prur.ta.
Keep your money- in this strong bank, where it will
be safe from lots. Let it aeunuilatc in an Interest
y elding tiaviims Account, unt 1 you have enough for
a home, or a bufinecs or an education.'
A Savings Account means "Iteady Jloncy' and you
too can liave such an account.
I (sj y ;
TheAmencanNationalBank
Pendleton. Oregon.
'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon"
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More Home to the House"
gs., wai
S.l5'JV?'ifei'
nur st. ?-4nt- -tfvf?f.
U" 'v-if4iMas rt- t f-.c
hest valley lambs .
("air to good lambs
Cull lambs
Feeder lambs . . . .
Light yearlings . . .
Heavy yearlings . .
Light wethers ....
Heavy Wethers
twos
5.500
,4.600
1.50
1.50 '(i
3.50 (!
2.50 p
2.50 il
2.00;;
1.00 it
6.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
4.00
s.oo
3.00
2.50
3.00
IN ALL SIZES
Cruikshank & Hampton
"Quality Count"
1 24-28 E. Webb Phone 548
your Old IVrntturo Taken In Eichange aa Part Payment on New
Kariualv Afeeta in tViMlkunn for Acrolux (Xo Whip) Porch
Bbadea,
IVprt'atioii Further
lUfonlwt on Market.
NEW YOltK, Aug. 17. (A. IM
Liquidation and professional selling
caused further material depreciation
of quoted values In the stock market
yesterday. Numerous speculative Is
sues sustained additional declines bf
one to four points.
New low records for a year or more
were registered by o:ls, steels, equip
ments, chemicals and various uu-j
classified shares. Other elements of i
weakness embraced food, textile, pa
per and mall order issues. Rails were
apathetic, but mainly lower and ship
pings also eased under pressure.
Lowest prices were made In the aft
ernoon when offerings of Mexican IV
troleuin. General Electric and I'nitcd
Fruit were most effective. lefore
the close, however, prof t taking caus
ed moderate rallies. Sales amounted
to 465,000 shares.
Withdrawal of $53,000,000 of feder
al deposits from local bunks precluded
any relaxation of money rates. All
call loans were made at 5 per cent and
time accommodations held at 6 to 6
1-4 per cent, the same quotation up
plying to commercial paper.
Excepting Scandinavian remittances
which were higher by 10 to 35 points,
foreign exchanges manifested fresh
unsettlcment. Sterling bills reacted
1 1-2 cents, francs fell eight points and
guilders lost 15 points. Marks. were
weakest at 105, but rallied slightly
later.
The bond market was dull but firm
ness prevailed in rails, Including con
vertible issues and most of tne ior
eign group. Liberties were irregular,
slight reactions ruling at the end. To
tal sales, par value, JS, 250,000.
TMs- novice, is? KievisR com s "Rack to
5ete Ms ANYTHib4 vmti c hou ditch that
rVypFro-r" II TAlY LIKE A UDMAKt TAP Mr? 1VI
ern lambs, t9.504H0; top. $10.23; na
tives, $S.754i 9.25; best Montana ewes,
$4.75; heavy wethers, $5.50; feeders
alow: good and choice feeding lambs
quoted from $7.25i 7.75.
Iaseball summary I
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OFFICE CAT
National l.euj
Pittsburg
New Tork
Boston
no SlandingM.
71 36
67
62
Brooklyn 5
St. Louis 55
Cincinnati 40
Chicago 4 3
Philadelphia '. . . 35
Declines Are Itulc
In Pit (.lain Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. 17. Largo orders
in the wheat pit made the market un
usually sensitive to the stock market
and the declines which began soon
after trading opened were speedily
emphasized through the bearish ac
tion of corn and oats, all deliveries of
the feed grains touching the lowest
prices yet this season, with the Sep
tember delivery of oats commanding
less than at any time since 1912. in
creased hedelnsr nressure and liuulda- i Boston '. 50
lion on the part of holders was thelDetrott 52
45
45
54
54
66
76
American laue Standings.
N'ew York 66 40 1
Cleveland 69
Washington . . i 60
St. Louis 55
rule in corn, whereas big stocks In
sight left the oats market little sup
port. Offeiings of corn to arrive increas
ed simultaneously with a falling off in
den. and from the seaboard.
Oats closed at the bottom point of
'.be session.
provisions sagged with grain and
hogs notwithstanding that the stock of
ard here showed 11,000,000 pounds
decrease in the last two weeks.
Oats closed at the bottom point of
the session.
Provisions sagged with grain and
hogs notwithstanding that the stock of
lard h.:e showed 11.000,000 pounds
decrease in the last two weeks.
Chicago 4 7
Philadelphia 41
42
53
55
57
61
63
.664
.5!S
.579
.522
.505
.441
.394
.1.15
.623
.22
.531
.f.oo
.467
.460
.428
.373
Cattle Show- Strength
With Khoep, I logs Low er.
OMAHA. Aug. 17. (I'nitcd States
Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts
7500 head; quality of supply fair; big
end of run in packing grades; market
15c to 25c lower, mostly 25c lower;
bulk better grades, $9fi 9.75; top. $10.
15; bulk packing grades, $8(fi8.50.
Cattle Receipts 6300 head; early
sales fed yearlings, steady to 15c
higher; others steady to lower; west
ern, no sales; she stock steady to 13c
higher; others steady to lower; west
ern, no sales; she stock steady to
weak; bulls veals, stockers and feed
ers steady. ' t
Sheep Receipts 20,000 head; run
at hand consisted mostly of lambs
with small end of supply suitable for
slaughter; trade on killing grades
slow but generally steady; bulk wet-
Pueific Coast Iveaguc Standings.
jSan Francisco 83 53 .610
Sacramentq 77 57 .675
Seattle i4 57 .oba
Los Angeles 72 57 .558
Oakland ..... .i 73 59 .533
Vernon 70 65 t .519
Salt Lake 48 84 .364
Poitlaud 32 97 .218
Yesterday's Kesults.
At San Francisco 0, Vernon 1.
At Los Angeles 11, Oakland 0.
At Salt Lake, Portland; game post
poned, teams traveling.
At Sacramento Seattle; game post
poned, teams traveling. t
Southern Allocation ltcsiiltw. '
. Memphis 2, Chattanooga 1.
Little Rock 6-1, Atlanta 2-2.
Birm ngham-.N'ew f Orleans, wet
grounds.
Mobile-Nashville., rain.
Western I.eagiio Jtesults.
Tulsa 6; Wichita 12.
SI. Joseph 4;. Omaha 8.
Sioux City 5, Des Moines 2.
Joplin 4-15, Oklahoma City 6-4.
American Assocbition llvmilt.t.
M lwaukec 13, St. Paul 9.
Known generally as the "coldest in
land lake," the waters of Lake Super
ior in the vicinity of the head of the
lakes, for the first time in several
years have been warm enough this
summer to permit bathing to a mark
ed extent.
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; BY JUNIUS
Hut 1KK-S It?
It's only a pose
But it wins admiration,
Though every one knows
' It's Only a pose.
So 'most every one goes
On a false reputation;
It Is only a pose,
! But ft wins admiration.
Pixie:
Stealing September Morn's Stuff.
(Jefferson Co., N. Y. Journal.)
A band of g'rls, early risers and full
of joy, joined tho crowd. Women ap
peared, some fully dressed, others
with shawls over their heads.
If epidemics follow tho styles, you
may look for an outbreak of knee
inonla this w inter.
Quick. Watson, the White U'hhon.
Yesterday's booze confiscation par
ty on Court street leads us to remark
that time has wrought a change since
the days when the Offiscat was young.
Whiskey used to put men In the gut
ter; now men put whiskey in the gut
ter. ' Our Own Hall of Fsnue.
Ouy U. Wiser lives at Michawaka.
I lid. The date of his wedding has not
been announced. .
Ixarn a I'selens Fact Hu ll Day.
The polar bear is the great lover of
salmcn.
The best thing about crying babies,
is that when several of them open up
jUt oncu-tliey all land on different key.
IThere Is music everywhere, If yon
'only know how to look,for It.
ABOUT THIS TIME 0' YEAR.
jmm sottf r have tv - if.
jpfjS "KyyRorj
L GOOSE BoHfc J 1 Vrfc o oJy 1 . - -7
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Pretty New Serge
Dresses $9.90
To many it may sound a little over drawn but
the truth of the above statement is backed up very
emphatically by the display of these clever little
dresses in our south window.
Crowding your dollars with values is a hobby
of ours we're riding it to the limit in this group
of pleasing dresses so attractively priced.
Every number displayed is a crisp, new number
' with the style touches of a new season. Lace trim
ming, braid trimming and embroidery give add
ed attraction to the economic appeal of these fine
serge frocks.
.No Charge for Needed Alterations. t
ADVANCE SHOWING NEW FALL
MILLINERY
The first shipment of new hats for fall display
a bewildering range of styles, shapes and colore.
With many new shapes in all-feather hats, rib
bon creations, felt modes and a prominent place
reserved for the good old comfortable sailors and
turbans. One may be abreast of the times and
have just the kind of a hat they really like.
We are sure you will enjoy an inspection of the
new styles before the mirror and enjoy too the
thought that ypu may own one of the new shapes
so economically. '
$3.49 to $11.90
THK LARGEST CHAIN IF.PAimiK.T.
I STORE ORGANIZATION IN THIS' WORLDI
Being blind la a greater affliction
now thun It waa a few years ugo.
Whenever you hear thnt a girl has
"that Indefinable thing called charm,"
you know that sho is pretty hard to
look at.
, Our idea of no, place to make love
Is over a telephone.
UKXTS CASTLK FOIl CKNT YKArt
BERLIN, Aug. 17. (I. N. SU The
Duke of Arenberg has broken all rec
ords for kind-hearted landlords by
renting his 100 room castle, at Nord
klrehen, to tho German post office
"smployes" association for tho price of
one paper mark annually. A little
more than a cent a year. The con
tract runs for thirty years, the asso
ciation agreeing to pay for the main
tenance and upkeep of the castle.
fORtCASTIMG
WATH-12-.
Used Car Bargains
:" -' '
1918 Reo Chummy Roadster Hasiill good tires, one
extra tire, excellent condition in every wav.
Price X $675.00
Terms, $200 down, llance 12 months. x
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1917 Hudson Super-Six, 7 passenger Runs like a
new car. Price ..$850.00
Terms, $250.00 down, balance 12 months.
1919 Oakland Touring, all new tires, wonderful con
dition. Price for quick sale $745.00
Terms, $200.00, balance one year. t
1918 E-49 Seven Passenger Buick, completely rebuilt
in our own shop. Price .'..$1200.0$.
Terms, $400.00 down, balance one year.
Oregon Motor Garage
119-121 West Court St.
Phone 46S
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