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DAILY EAST OSEGOyiAX, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1922.
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STORE OKaiMUHON IN THE WORLD
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including Pendleton Prices and Associated Press Report
IF V&o'fte: coiwc ry the Post OfwcP.
pMP PK.OrJ THIS CTICR THCiR? fCX ft,
P'c i i i . i , riL s r i
livestock PHcm At
J "or! land Steady
I From The Oresrnn Journal I
Four loads came to North rortland
alleys for the Thursday morning trade
but Keneral conditions appeared
steady, with prices practically intact.
In the cattle alleys there were no
fresh offering at the opening of the
Thursday morning trade. Some stale
Muff Which had been drifting around
the yards for several days, was sold,
but not at prices satisfactory to shlp
" pers.
Xot withstanding this condition the
local trade is Just as satisfactory as
any in the country.
General cattle market ranire:
Choice steers ..- I "50 7.50
Medium to Rood steers. . t.t09 7.73
Fair to medium steers. . . .6.500 1.00
Common to fair steers. . 4.509 5.60
Choice cows and heifers 1.65 9 .5
Medium to rood cats and
heifers I.C0Q 6.75
Fair to medium cows and
heifers 4.25 5.00
Common to fair cows and
heifers J.25W 4.1s
Conner .00 J. 25
Bulls
Fair to good feeders
Choice dally calves
Medium ;iht calves .... I 50 to .0
Heavy calves 4.50O 4J.60
Due to suitable top quality, market
for swine started Thursday trade at
North Portland with a slow tone.
Nothing; was available that would
bring above f 11.75 at the xtart, but
this was merely a quality lack and not
due to any diminished demand or
weaker trend.
General hot market rar.st:
Prime llabt ill. 60 12.00
Smooth heavy, 2.10-300
pounds
up -
Rough heavy
Fat Dies '.
Feeder Pies 11 r.Ofi, It 75
Stacs . t.OOfi) S.O0
With a small run of 39ft head In the
alloys, Thursday sheep and lamb trade
at North 1'ortland was quite but with
steady tone effective. Xo mice
change was shown. - ,
General sheen nd Ismh mnrknt
East of mountain lambs 1 10,00 to. 7.1
I'rime valley lambs .... 10.00ft 10.73
1.509 5.501 Fair to good lambs MOftlO.sO
4.50 O S.0oCun lambs t.009 t.00
10.O0S 11.09, Eastern Oregon feeder
Linus 1.00 Q 0.00
Light ye-.irlinrs
Heavy yearlings
Ught wethers . .
Heavy wethers .
Ewes
7.75 9 tM
.75J 7.
1.75 9 7.
4.75 9 .
1.009 t
J0.OG 11.00
00 9 10.00
, 1.50910.0)
J1.6011.75
THE OLD HOME TOWN
By Stanley
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ALWAYS A REAL FRIEND IN NEED IS
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
IN THIS STRONG BANK
The AiserfcanNSional Bank
Pendleton, Oregon,
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Windsor
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in mahogany, wood and rush seats. A chair such as these
easily harmonize with each and every article in the room.
Large assortment to select from.
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Tour Old Furniture. Taken In Exchange as Part Payment on New
1 . EicluBive AgenU In Fcndlcton for McDougal Kltclx cMueu . r
Foreign Lwnea j
Forge To Front.
NEW YORK. Feb. S4. fA. Pi
Stimulated by the further advance
of exchange rates on I'arls. French
government issues were among the
leaders of yesterday's active and more
diversified bond market. I'nited
Kingdoms easted despite the contin
ued strength of sterling- exchange,
but ltelgtan, Swedish, Danish and
Japanese bonds were among- the
other prominent and hiirher interim.
tioffjl , Issues. Many speculative or
low priced domestic rails enhanced
errent gains. Foremost among these
were me Missouri, Kansas Texa
series, Rt 1-ouis A- San Francisco. St.
Paul, Denver & Hlo Grande , and
Erie. Liberty bonds were firm, but
the entire list eased toward the fin
ish on the reaction In the stock mar
ket. Total sales, par value, aggre
gated 1,775.000.
The stock market lodnv
most steadily In its early and Inter
mediate stages to higher levels on the
largest and most varied dealinra of
the year, but fell back sharply In
the final hour. The reaction follow
ed an advance In can money from
a to per cent.
Gains ranging from large fractions
to I l-z points were made at the
outset. Advances were extended in
much as a point before
taking and the money flurry made
pronounced Impression.
A large Part Of the IncrenaoH hu.l.
ness evidently originated from pro
fessional sources and orders received
by commission houses over tho noil.
day. These were augmented by short
covering, especially in steels, equip
ments and oils.
Many of those issues nehlevoH
highest prices of the year. United
states steel- being the most conspicl
ous example, but that stock forfeit
ed Its grain of 1 6-8 nolnts. clnln
unchanged. ? Chandler Motor, at a
net rise of 2 1-4 points, and Canadi
an Pacific, at a net of 3 1-4 points,
were among the few nrnminont
stocks to resist pressure. Sales am
ounted to 1,700,000 shares.
. Passing- of the dividend on Hepub
Ho Iron & Bteel preferred, because
6f uncertain business condition. wn
announced at the close of the mar
ket. Other develonments nf th rtnu
sucn as oetter trade prospects and
more favorable railroad em-ninm
were among the factors whlr-h imv
Impetus to the long account.
international credits were nirnin in.
fluenced by the Btrength of llritish
exchange, demand sterling making
anomer new top at 14.41 1-4, no
much as 14.42 beinir minted for
cables. AH continental rnten mnv,l
with remittances on London, except
ing me ueigian and Dutch bills, these
reacting six and eight r nolnts. re.
spectlvely. The Canadian discount
continued to fall,' exchange on Mon
treal easlnfl to 2 1-2 per cent.
bR Hons konchiw i i MY, how
h"H6 MAIL. CtCrtSK
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Grain at
San Franetooo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24. Wheat
Milling, t2.152.20:. feed, is inffa
2.20; barley, feed. il.27W(Hii su.
"hipping, 1.32HU5; oats, red feed
$1.40 1.B0; corn, white Egyptian 22
2.10; red Milo, l.Hi.90.
my Wheat. I17(fi19; fair
17; tame ont, $16iH8; wild oat, $11
IS; alfalfa. $1318: stocks I7fm
straw nominal. i
Seattle Grain Market.
SEATTIjB. Feb. 24. Whnnt Wnr
wnite, sofe white, white club, $1.27;
Hard white, soft white, white club,
$1.2"; hard red winter, $1.30; soft rod
winter. $1.25; northern spring, it. 28:
eastern red Walla, $1.22; Big Bend
Diuoatcm, xi.40.
WlnnUHft Wheat Market.
WINNIPEQ. Feb. 24. WWheut
May $1.52 5-8; July, 1,J4 3-8.
ChJcaeo Llvefltnclr
Market. t-
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Markets Cattle Receipts, 10,000
ueaa. Deer sters slow, steady to weak;
early top. 18.85: bulk. 17 ?5iBi8 i?K- fn.
cows and heifers, strong; veal calves
ana Duns, strong to 25o higher; can
ners, cutters, stocknrs h
steady; bulk fat she stock, $4.506,
bulk butcher bulls, $4.5005.50; bulk
bolognas around $4.25.
Hogs (Receipts. 27.000 head! ac
tive. 10c to 20c hleher than
day's average: costly 15c to 20e hiuh.
Pr; top, $10.75 for 170 to 180-pound
average; bulk, $10.20010.65; pigs
strong to 25c higher; hiilk desirable
100 to 120-pounders, nround $10; some
choice strong weights up to $ 10.25(g)
10.40.
Sheen Recelnts 8000 tiend- tat .ml
Ifeeder lambs Btendy with yestcrday"s
best time; fat sheep, 25o to 50c higher;
fat, lambs, top, $16.15 early, some held
higher; strong weight yearlings.
$13.50: aged wethers. 19.75: 2-vear-
olds, $111; top fat ewes, $9; Nevada
shearing lambs, $14.30.
OFFICE CAT
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, BY JUNIUS
AUTO EXHAUST USED TO
IN
ELYRIA. Ohio. Feb. Si. ft N
S.) Exhaust from autos Is the latest
poison gas employed to kill rate.
The innovation was used with suc-
ces sat Columbia, resulting In the
killing of eleven nits, seven bushels of
sparrows and several neeka of mice
during a camnalsn nartlcinated in hv
most of the residents of that commun
ity. .
A hose was attached to the pv-
hntiMt-niue on the auto and the noz-
le Inserted under a barn, garage, nr
into a ruthole, asphyxiating the rod
ents.
TIIRF.K PRISONKRS AT LARt.r,
SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Feb.
(U. P.) Two posses are combine the
country near here ' for three fi'.n
Quentln prisoners who escaped wito
yesterday. Four escaped but one
was captured last night. They r-
Wo know now why voices sound so
silvery over the wire; it's the tele-
Phone rates. ' ' '. .
Time was when girls who reached
their sixteenth birthday were allowed
to lengthen their skirts. Now they
woldn't give so much as a double-
aneshed hairnet for the privilege. .
Tho Sitpcr-Man.
(From p. O. Want-ad.)
Want work-i-can drtve Ford can
come same day.; Box 351, Hermlston,
Oregon.
Boy, page Ananias Groundhog. Wo
would question him . regarding state
ments made on February 2,
The man who lays down on the Job
has picked a mighty poor davenport.
What has become of the girl who
used to win the old?fashtoned heautv
contests?
I cough, I sneeze, I snort, I wheeze;
I m in a perfect frenzy. My head is
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Why It Pays
Bias Trimming Braids . . .... ........... . 10c
Rick Rack Braid 10c and 15c
I Crochet Threads 10c
I Fleischers Knitting Worsted 40c
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I Children's Hose v. . . . 25c
fl Ladies' Hose 15c and 25c
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Cut Glass Vases 49c f
Electric Lamps ............. . . . .l. . . 1-2 price J
Moust Traps 3 for 10c !
Water Glasses 6 for 50c
Heavy White Cups ..V. . 6 for $1.5tt . ,
Buckram Frames ........,.."............'754; jp
Trimminirs 25c and uu' 1 ,
Hat Braid . .... . $1.25 and ui V S
Bread and Cake Cabinets. . . ... . . .' . . 1-2 price .' f
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