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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1922)
f PAGE TEN DAILY EAST 0REG0N1AN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 7, 1922. TEN PAUES DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL Iiclndizg Psndlitoa Prlcu tod Associated Pmi Btporta No Chillier Tcprtttl In IeMovk Prim at IVrtlaiul (From The Oregon Journal. I Only three loads of livestock cam" to North Portland J-'riday and trade l!-ner,i! hog market ranee: ' I'rimi- iiKlil f S.7i I Smooth heavy, 3'j-3'ju pound 7.50 1j S.!i ; Smooth heavy, 300 His. conditions in general er nuii t, with' up no change in general quotations for the day. In the hog alleys there was a small run of 214 head, the typical Friday showing here. Trading therefore was confined to narrow limits with prices stationary. vr.'.'ii s.r.o Itough heavy Fat pig Feeder pijrs Stag 4.00 With a lack nf fresh supplies tho market for cattle at North Portland Fridav was nominally steady with' t.Ti S.Ci 8.7". 6.00 former quotations continued. There ul'ars to be demand for good iualiiv tuff. i neral cattle market range: . hoieo steers S 6.75 .Medium to good steers. . Fair to medium fleers . . Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows and heifers Fair to medium cows and I Common to fair cows and heifers 7 o 'u 4.7DU 5.20 U 7.D0 1 6.7;! .2i; 5.75 5.75' 4.7 4.25 4.' 3.25 THE BIG THINGS OF LIFE The big things nf life are devirions on vital plans of action. f the decision Is unrcsti-leted then tho plan 0H-i(lVI upon t not difficult. Heady Money is vital In nuiKt any lmsiness transaction, to tdiow good faith and ability, l u-st a eahli fotmideraLiou I d tdred. Heady Money can l)o obtained by .setting aside a stipulated amount of your earnings every month and placing it in a Savings Aooount at this bank, where it is not only K-rf-ctly .sufe, but ylculs od Interest. Start wieh an account of your own and keep It up consistently. OI'FICKItS V. Ii. Thompson, Preildrnt 1 J. It. Mi-OUOK Vhie-I'TCKldent 1j. t'-. Scliarpf, ('ashler II. W. 1HCKSOV, Assistant Cashier IHRKfTOHS W. Ii. Thoin)Min 1'. l:. Judd .f,. I. McCook 1j. Schurpf I-. Ii. Mann Thos. Thompson .1. II. Haley If. V. COLXIN.S 1". H. Curt TheAmericanNationalBank Pendleton. Oregon. 'Strongest Sank in Castern Oregon Caniiers 2.25ft Hulls Fair to good feeders .. Choioc dairy calves .. Prime light calves . . . Medium light calves .. le.ivy calves In the hheen and lamli alleys a total run of 175 head was shown Friday all North Portland. Ceneral trade condi- ! Hons wen- considered steady with f rii es unchanged. tieneral klieei and lamli market: hast nf mountain lambs t 8.0ui 8.5.1 Fair to good lambs 5.5(l'ii Cull la in Im Hest valley lainlis Iiist mountain feeder lambs Light yearlings Heavy yearlings 5.00S Light wethers 5.00 Heavy withers 4.00 Kwes 1.00 a OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE mmrmt HOW CAM OJ ' TOW SAN-DWVCH WITHOOT CiWiNC A OrTG. TO TOUR ITJOCi MY IOC2. i nre largest chad drtuvdixxi i STORE URUAMZAXION t T11K WORLD ' BIG REDUCTION In Overstuff ed Chairs and Rockers PRICES LOWER THAN PRESENT WHOLESALE COST Tapestry Chair and Rocker, former price sale price, for pair $100.00 Tapestry Rocker, former price $98.50, sole price fvIG.50 Tapestry Rocker, former price $125, sale price $00.00 Tapestry Rocker, former price $55.00, sale price $20.00 Tapestry Rocker, former price $125, sale price $00.00 Tapestry Chair and Rocker, former price $250.00, sale price, for pair $1 20.00 Blue Cheney Vol. Chair and Rocker, former price $150.00, sale price, for pair $87.50 Blue Cheney Vcl. Chair and Rocker, former price $200, sale price, for pair $05.00 STOCK MUST BE REDUCED BARGAINS Call lifiauis iFne I Down ti New Iow. I NKW YOI1K. Jan. ". (A. I.) The itoek market yesterday continued its recent irregular or reactionary course. Dealings diminished visibly, however, and there were only occasional traces of involuntary llnuidatlon. .Such strength as was shown by the stock list resulted mainly from easier money rates. Call loans fell from 4 l-f 3 1-2 per cent at midday. The latter figure represented the lowest quotation in almost six months. Time loan rutes also relaxed, 30 and 60 days being mado at 4 3-4 per cent. wiih, shippings and motors re bounded one to almost three points from yesterday's final prices, but fell back for the most part in the. pressure directed against General Asphalt and various specialties before the close. American and lialdwln Locomotives, Mercantile Marino preferred. Amerl can International and Mexican Petro leum wcro among the few conspicu ously strong issues. 'Kails were neg llgible factor, moving within fraction al limits. Total sales amounted to 600,000 shares. Liberty bonds added to their recent recovery and first mortgage rails strengthened on a substantial invest ment Inquiry, but Industrial issues eased and foreign offerings showed no definite trend. Total sales, par value, aggregated $17,275,000. 3.vo 4.00 j J zrfJ 1 1 5.o'i 6.00 1 i -"rrrS7" il K." ' I ET I nci v , i 1 1 I.00O 6.00?J Higlier quotations on hogs gav firmness to provisions, although busi ness was light. Trade Quiet With IM-alcr, ISiudstrixt Says. NKW YOIIK, Jan. 7. liradstreet's report says: Post-holiday quiet features trade and industry as a whole, but the In fluence of counter currents in retail trade and In some of tho big Indus tries relieves the situation of some of the usual early-ln-year Inactivity. Thus, while results of inventories or preparations for sending salesmen on the road occupy wholesalers, there is some life seen in cotton goods tit large primary markets. Wool is active and advancing, though the goods market is quiet and raw silk is strong, with December consumption 18 per cent oft from November, but over double, last year's. In retail trade afler-hollday sales, coupled with colder weather in some areas, help distribution, heavy wearing apparel, shoes and rubbers being prominent In the latter. "Weekly bank clearings were $6,716,-150,000. OFFICE CAT BY JUNIUS k 1 ; We Have Begun Our January Business with splendid assortments of dependable merchan dise, with prices carefully fixed and quality an uppermost consideration. We have begun it with more hm that-w have determined to make the month a thresho.'a to a year of greater achievement"! It Is our ambition that no one shall have caw3 to think of this J. C. Penney Company store other wise than a dependable, seirice-givmg headqw crs for everything in wearing apparel for the whole family and the countless needs of the housenojcl. An interesting program of unusual merchandising opportunities has been planned for January il ul our 312 stores. Watch for them! Hogs t'i Again OX Chicago Markrt. CUICAtiO, Jan. 7. (U. S. Uureau of markets.) Cattle Receipts, 4000. licet steers and bulls active, 15 25c higher; mostly l!5c up: choice year lings, $9,115; bulk beet steers, fti' S; she stock, strong to higher; calves, stockers and feeders about steady. Hogs Receipts, 23,000. Active, 25 5.i 4 0c higher than yesterday's aver age; lights tip most; top, $8.50 for light lights; practical top, $S,35 on 170 to ISO-pound average; bulk, $7.50 (ii S; pigs, 35(iir50o higher; bulk de sirable. $8.25 8.50. Sheep Receipts, 12.000. (lenoral ly strong to 25c higher; fat hunib top, early, $12.25; Nome held higher; bulk eruly, $11.751112.2.'. fat ewes very Wheat Takes Setback In ITU. CIIICAOO. Jan. 7. (A. 1 Mod ernto setbacks in tho price of wheat took place yesterday, largely owing to absence of signs of any Immediate les soning of accumulations at visible supply points. Tho market closed weak, l-2c to lc net lower, with May $11.11 to $1.11 1-4 and July $1.00 5-8 Ai 1.00 3-4. Corn finished unchanged to 1- lc higher; oats a shade off to l-8o advance and provisions up 2c to 7c Much of the selling In the wheat trnde, especially during the last part of tho day was in the nature of liqui dation, confidence on tho part of the longs having been given a special jolt by, word that seaboard exporters had canceled the purchase of 48,000 bush-J els. Hulls failed to make any lasting headway, with reports of a better milling demand or with advices th- dry cold weather southwest had scarce; few clioieo heavies, $5.25; five caught the crop without ndequate j cars mixed shearing u ml killing lambs snow protection. The day's range of. to yard traders, $11.25. prices, however, was tho smallest In I ! some. time. In sneaking of coiffures, where, oh Corn and oats were steadied b.v. a' where, are the little ears which were brisk export Inquiry for corn and by predicted lo show themselves this some export rnll, too, for oats. season. NEW BUNGALOW APRONS, 89c, 98c Popular utility aprons made up in attractive styles, good quality ginghams and percales, light and dark grounds. Colors that wear and launder well, small, medium and, large sizes. Each 80c and 08c NOW FEATURING NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE Lowest every day prices make "special sales" un necessary in Penney stores. New merchandise is on hand to herald the coming of each hew season. New Amoskeag Ginghams, 23c The new spring patterns come in the wider 32 inch instead of 27 inch width, greater economy, more attractive-patterns, checks, plaids, stripes and solid colors. Yard 23c Renfrew Zephyr Madras, 29c A yarn dyed fabric, giving extra service in tub and wear; 32 inches wide, small checks, stripes, over plaids and solid colors. Yard 29C Amoskeag Apron Check, 15c Every woman knows the quality of Amoskeag apron checks. We show a good range of patterns at, yd. 1 5c New Cheviots, 19c Fine for house dresses, men's work shirts, boys' blouses, etc., 27 inches wide, many patterns to choose from. WV'JL J1S DPARTMENT STORES PENDLETON, OREGON (.lory He (By Oswald) Thn ladies now expose their ears, Which onco they chose to cover They're peeping forth in pink and white, They've left their hirsute hover. The shapes and sizes vary sonic. As we anticipated Some lean out far, or cuddle tight, While some are elongated. Once more they hear familiar sounds. of everything around them, vt e thought them stolen, lost or strayed Wu'ro glad the girls have found them. Who'll be tho first enterprising young lady to attach bells to the flapping buckles of her unbuckled overshoes? Contributed. Some Help "The girls don't seem to be wear ing any more, as winter getH colder." "Oh, they put on an extra coat of powder or two." They say the blond type Is rapidly disappearing, but the only thing dls apearing we saw about a healthy look ing blondo at the cafeteria yesterday was the food on her plate. HMMtlMMIIlMMIIItHr'MMMIMIMMMIMMIM a mm m a. IMA A A fllM ;i DEE liluH! i: Union Hall Payant's Orchestra ; Some Dance All Welcome iiiiiii'i ' u TOO MANY DELILAHS SPOIL SAMSON'S HAIRCUT. n io doz. White Cups and Saucers SI Glass Water Set, 6 Glasses and Pitcher. G Dinner Tlates SI Hiph Grade Broom. SI Good Coal Hod. SI 3 Aluminum Sauce Pans. Smoking Stand Hard Wood Kitchen Stool. Q9 Good Imitation Lea ther Suit Case Children's Red Cham Extra Large Galvan ized Wash Tub. Set of 3 Gray Enam eled Sauce Pans. 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