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A?U', I"Wii. TV PAGE TWELVE DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921. TWELVE PAGES- OUTBURSTS OF. EVERETT TRUE DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Including Pandletoa Pricu and Aiioclated Preas Bapvrta I"r IWIon (Vnnil l.:;iln Riivri-N bi lrtlnrul (From The Orecr Journal.) " h big- frllowa ar at It Brain In the Vnrth Pnrtland market. They had a I 'inrh nf low priced ho(0 In from FoMh Dakota and for the limited 1 ftfie run they were making the small fe"ow pay bigger price In order to H"p them from competing with them. '.iUle w.-re slow and lower, while de nn wta generally marked in the h"n and lnmh trade. The fellowa brought forth S95 hend it hoirs from South -Dakota on c vart. on the baaia of the day's r notnUnna the eastern stock could be I- nd' d here around J9.50 per hundred tinirifla. Insiead of forcing local prices h "h". the big fellowa were actually h-'"elng midwest hoan here at lower vine. However, to atop the little fel 1' ws from seriously competing with I V m In the fresh pork market, or up 8.60J' 9. BO Roush heavy 6.00i 8.00 Feeder pigs . 1 1.0 11.75 Stags , 4 4.00 7.00 Collapse of the cattle market was shown at North Portland at the open ing of the week's trade with values at least 25c lower" than last week's final figures. There was a liberal jrun of 3000 head compared with 2339 a week ago and I6113 head a year ago. North ern killers had S91 head or IS cars in the alleys for shipment In their direc tion. . . I While there were few hand-tailored cattle in the alleys, considerable top py stuff was In sight, in fact more than killers cared to purchase except at price concessions. A few select feeders good enough to kill sold at 5, but the general run was ruling at the lower range. General cattle market range Choice steers 5.50 fi c on In provisions, the price of hogs ( Medium to good steers advanced S5o a hundred pounds " 'il.SS. Therefore hogs purchased by the small fellows at North Portland c. st them around $2.15 per hundred P" mis more than the big fellows. Ti-tal run of hogs at North Portland nvrr Sunday waa but 7J9 head, and a'ler eliminating the direct shipments from the F.ast only 344 head were Rv: "able for the open market. Ceneral hog market range: Ti m light U.00 11.75 fvoth heavy, 200-300 ". 9.50010.50 flmooth heavy, 300 lbs.. 5.00J 4.50ifi 3.75 4.50 i 5.75 5.50 5.00 4.50 5.00 and lamb trade Is available. Develop ments at the opening of the week's North Portland market indicate that the recent advance In the price was a bluff pure and simple to protect those killers who had a big band ot sheep already on hand. Monday morning the run at North Portland showed a total of 3295 head, compared with 1243 head a week ago and 2173 head a year ago. Killers were very slow about taking hold in the sheep and lamb division, indicating a lower price range. General sheep and lamb range: East of mountain lambs I 6.00 W 6.50 Best valley lambs .00fi 6.25 Fair to good lambs 6.60 & Cull lambs - 1.60 Feeder lambs 4.50 Light yearlings 4.50 Si Heavy yearlings 3.00 Light wethers 3.50 (fi) Heavy wethers 2.60 Ewes 1.00 Fair to medium steers Common to fair steefs . , Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows and heifers 4.00 4.50 Fair to medium cows and heifers 3.00 4.00 Common cows, heifers . . 2.25 3.25 Canners 1.25 2.26 Bulls 2.25 3 Choice feeders 4.00 4.75 Fair to good feeders 3.25 4.2 Choice dairy calves 10.50O11.00 Frlme light dairy calves 10.00 10.50 At last the real news of the sheep THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley 6.00 3.00 6.00 5.00 4.50 4.00 3.50 3.00 TOianixmi ami mSSUN i. SONS DtALECSiN MOON? COLlXI - MO6 D'P - MIL PAIL A MES V 10tt no x u I V7 JZ AVE- HIM THAT ill TMF f WA$ Lo"r Er i-rt TKrr C MAIM TlbcgT TOQav WMEIM tWILlP CO yAGIEt t-COflHt TRC-UBLf-. mm HUG A CHECK There is something about writing Clieck which inspires confidence, for it furni.Hiies s definite rec tir.1 of business ti ansactions, heal receipts, and it enables anyone to get along with a small amount of rash. It is the invariable rule of successful men to write checks for all their business transactions. We shall be glad to have you open a checking ac count with tlii.s strong bank where you will receive courteous . and prompt attention. - him iriiiiMiniii Tlie American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon., 'Strongest Sank in Gastern Oregon" Well It Is Over We are back to normal after the rush and bang of last week. With the name (Table Supply) there yoes an assurance to our many customers of clean, wholesome and sanitary foods, delivered to you by a No. 1 service, which has built confidence for this lit tle store. We guarantee our merchandise, and we have made good. There is a reason. If you have been dis Fatisfied elsewhere, give this busy market a trial. You will be pleased. THE TABLE SUPPLY Phone 187 All IivcHtock Imvr On Omaha .Market OMAHA Rent. 27.. fTTnlted States Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts 4000, active, steady to 10c lower: miiK better grades, I.75tfi7.50; top, $7.75; part load, $7.85; packing sows, $6 6 60. Cattle Receipts, 17.000, best steers teariv: earlv ton. 19.50: western steady to 15c lower; she stock, steady to 25c lower; bulls, steady: veals weak; stockers and feeders, 15ffl25c lower. RhMn Receipts. 45.000. Lambs. 60 0 7Ka in,r- hulk enrlv sales, western lambs, $7.60: sheep, steady; feed In grades steady to 25c lower; early . . ii inn.tu t r n . rAin ea. 739 Main Street Pendleton CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Proprietor. Llnerty Bonds Sooro Strcivrth in Piuzlrng Session. NEW YORK, Sept. 27. (A. P.) Recent uncertain tendencies in the stock market became more pronounc ed. Selected issues of the speculative varieties were steady to strong at in tervals, but leaders of the oil, Indus trial and railway groups reflected re newed pressure. Aside from the confusing foreign situation as expressed In a new low record for German exchange, most developments over the week-end re ceived favorable interpretation. Latest railroad earnings were in keeping with last week's favorable exhibits and re ports from Industrial centers were en couraging. High grade rails added nothing to recent gains, being overshadowed by Junior issues, but steels, equipments and coppers, together with motors and the cheaper miscellaneous stocks, were better by one to two and a half points The entire list turned heavy towards the close, offering.) of Mexican Petro leum, Baldwin, Reading and Northern Pacific affecting losses of one to thrac points in those issues and cancelling many gains elsewhere. Sales were 475,000 shares. Ignoring a 4 1-2 per cent rate for private loans, all call money on the ex change was placed at 6 per cent. Time rates, merchantlle paper and bank ac ceptances were unchanged, brokers re porting a light inquiry. The fall of German marks to prac tically .86, or four points under any previous minimum, was accomplished by weakness in Austrian, Polish and other central European remittances. Far-eastern remittances again moved contrarlly, the Japanese rate falling about half a cent, while the Chinese quotation roso 1 1-2 cents. Liberties led to an active and broad bond market to irregularly higher prices and numerous convertible and debenture rails enhanced recent gains. Speedy sale of $31,000,000 of Pennsyl vania railroad equipment certificates testified to the strength of the local investment situation. Total sales, p.if value, aggregated $18,385,000. Wheat Prices Lower When Supply Increases CHICAGO, Sept. 27. (A. P.) Ac cumulating stocks of wheat, together with absence of export business, had much to do yesterday with downturns in the price of wheat. The market closed unsettled lc to 2Uc lower, with December $1.24 14 to $1.24 and May $ 1.28 V4 to $1.28. Corn lost Vtc to 3-8c to lc and oats !4c to 5-83-4c In provisions the outcome was un changed to 27 c down. ' It was evident from the start that the United States visible supply total would show a decided increase. The actual enlargement for the week pro ved to be more than 5,000,000 bushels, and with an even greater increase shown for Canada the effect was nat urally depressing to the bulls. Mean while exporters asserted cable offers to sell wheat to Europe were met with counter-proposals to resell, and in this connection it was pointed out Ger man marks had sunk to a new low. Rallies due to profit-taking by shorts failed to hold, notwithstanding re ceipt of persistent crop damage ad vices from the northwest and despite curtailed estimates of yield In Canada. Corn and oats declined with wheat, although at first relatively steady ow ing to talk about corn acreage having perhaps been greatly over estimated, On the other hand, bears stressed the fact that the visible supply of oats is by far the largest known. Downturns in the value of hogs weakened provisions. Jonathan Apples Move .In Primary .Markets PORTLAND, Sept. 27. (A. P.) Jonathan apples are beginning to move in a larger way in the markets. The following car lot sales were reported at shipping points: Wenat- chee valley, Jonathans, extra fancy $2, fancy $1.75. C. grade $1.S51.40; Staymans, extra fancy $1.85 1.90, fancy $1.65. Yakima Valley Jona thans, extra fancy $1.75 Ii 1.95, fancy $1.5011.75, C grade $1.35 1.40, few cash sales 10 per cent; 5-tier extra fancy $2.25, fancy $2, C grade $1.(5. Other Northwestern District Jona than, extra fancy $1.90, fancy $1,65 0 1.75. C grade $1.36 1.50. In the eastern markets, western boxed apples were steady to firm. At New York, northwestern Jonathans, extra fancy, medium to large, sold at $4.50fi5; small, mostly at $44.2"i: fancy, medium to large, at $4.252) 4.50; choice small to medium at $3 S.50. Fy m coinG to sTeP over msxt door. fC THOU4HT OF SOMC2THr4C IM Po-TANT Zzr-Y THAT Mev-.mS an y OH, DeARtt- ZIiV home', isn't JLv-V- SAY THAT JUST TOO . 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