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DAILY EAST 0SIQDNIA5, FEXDLSTCS, OEEGON, JEIDAY EVENCfG, A? EH 21, 1922.
TEN PAGES
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL, AND GENERAL
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Including Pendleton Pricei and Associated Press Eeportt
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1 MUe Lite Slwmn
In IVrtUud Market
tFrom The OTegon J.iunial.)
Single load of livestock made its ap
pearance at North Portland for the
Thursday trade and conditions acre
on a nominally steady basis, with no
pile change Indicated. . -
Just about a half load of hoc was
available in the alleys and stock sold
within the former prices range with
; value considered steady.
General ho market ranee:
I'rime light -
Smooth heavy, 2J0-J0J
pounds . , . . .
Smooth heavy, 300 lbs.
up
Rough heavy
Fat pigs ............
FVeder liigs .
Stan
No carload shipment of cattle came
forward for the Thursday trade und
the North Portland market was on a
jnimonully steady hauls.
' General cattle market range:
Choice steers f s.005 8.50
Medium to food steers. .' 7.25 8.00
Fair to medium steers.. .!ifl 1.50
Choke cows and heifers 6.259 -60
..(11.3011.T5
.. 10.00911.25
S.000 10.04
t.oo ft ,75
'11.00 till. 50
10.25W 11.00
G.009 8.5U
Medium to food c-s and
heifers S.JOtji .25
Pair to medium coa a and
heifers '. 4.75Q 5.50
Common to fair cows and
heifers S.73 0
Cannera z.S5t
Hulls . S.50S
Choice feeders t.00 0 (.00
Fair to rood feeders ... 4.60 a S On
Choice dairy calves .... .50(r 10.00
Prime light calves S.OOJ .50
Medium light calves on J.oo
Heavy calves ". ... 4.500 (.50
Small run appeared In the sheep
4.75
J.75
4.&
and Inmh ritviul.m Tn,l..u .11
sales on a steady and unchanged price!
oasis.
IJeneral sheep and lamb range:
Rest spring- lambs tlo (Million
Med in in spring Iambs .. 7.n4i in no
Common spring lambs.. S.iiW 7.00
cast of mountain lambs 13.0IM 14.00
jvuiamette valley Iambs 1 1.00 13.00
Fair to mod lamb innnftll no
Cull lumbs (.00 8.00
Euntern Oregon feeder
Iambs S.ooffilonQ
Light yearlings 10.J 11. 00
Heavy yearlings K.00W1O.00
Mght wethers . 50 fr 1(1.00
THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley
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TRUE AMERICANISM
includes meeting obligations and saving:
for honorable purposes.
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Pendleton, Oregon.
3 Year a Of Continuous flunking.
ln-ukd .Vtivhy
Shown Um Market
NEW TOKK. April 21. tA. P.
Konds followed the uneven course of
the stock markef yesterday, but deal
ings were large and comprehensive.
The liberty eerie rose and fell wlth
Ing narrow bounds, closing for the
mint part at gains.
Internationals, mere irregular. Mexi
cans strengthening with several of the
Europeans.
Changes among domestic rails were
confusing, but hiKher in ih,. min
eecially for the convertible. Income
and refunding Ixsues of western,
southweMern and coal road. Ktren?.
th was shown by Industrials and utili
ties, the features of those groups In
eluding Armour and American Telephone.
New underwriting)! of the day. all
of which found readv sale, included
fill nun in... l.: i .
ir"'""." Sinclair iruue uu 5 1-2
per cent notes. SIO.OV11.000 PnriH-l.v.
ons-Meditcrranean bonds, 17. 635, not)
Chesapeake & Ohio trujit certificates
and the 30.000,Ouo guilders offering vl
the Holland-American line, l'rospec
tl offerings Include another Dutch
East Indies flotation.
The days sales, par value, aggregat
ed 122.147,000.
Pusinewi on the stock exchange be
nn with mnny Indications that the
kesKton would eBtabllh a record In
activity and breadth for three years,
out operations slackened visibly dur-
me iniermeatnte and final periods.
Asiue irom united States steel,
which rose to 100 1-8, Its highest quo
tation in exactly two years, and the
new maximum made byt other leaders
of the Industrial and railway divisions.
the session developed no spectacular
icaiurcs.
Kxtreme gains of one to three points
were scored by a number of shares,
but these suffered purtiul or entire
cancellation as the dnv nrno
the desire t0 take profits became more
uiMHieni. ,
'No restrictions to the market's on.
ward vcourse were interposed by mone
tary conditions. Further ease . whs
evinced by local money rates and In
ternational currencies seemed In no
serious decree disturbed by latest as
Pects of the Genoa conference. In
cluding RusKlii's refusal to pay her
war obligations.
The firmness of the o..ni nhnr. ......
- "."ii i.d nua
cited as evidence that the coal strike
is becoming less of a market lnfl.i.
encc. This was sunnlpmenteii h
vlces from confers nf tei an.i 1..,,
production, mostly of an encouraging
ivnor, ,i
Ainoitg the relntivplv f. ar Vllhclnnllnl
net gains were American Locomotive,
vrucioic steel, Kears-Roobuck, Montgomery-Ward,
Computliiff Tabulating,
Western Pacific nreferreil nnri M.,..b...
street railway prior preferred. Unlt
edStntea Btcel closed nt a small Ions
and most of the oils were pffectcd by
heavy selling of Texas company and
total, sales amounted to linn nnn
Hhares. v ' '
For the thll'd RUCeeHRivn rlnv nil n
loans were placed nt 3 1.1 t'
Time runds were plentiful und private
loans oil approved collateral were
made for the shorter dittea nt a 1.9
Per rent, that same rate applying to
B"ou iiuincs on commerc u miner
Htcrllng's reaction to the fnrplen u.
uutlon was a decline of i. nf n font
allied bills casing 3 to 5 points. Dutch
and KciiiKllnavlun rutee were firm to
Dtrong and central Ettronenn mi,.
tluns were not materially changed.
(TiIchao Livestock "
Market. 1 '
CHICAQO, April 21. (V. S Tin.
renu of Markets.) Cuttle Aini.
10,000; active, beef stnerta 1ft tr. trji
mgnei1: spots 110 more i mn,n.
giuues: tot). 9: weoht tint nn.iut
bulk beef steers, 17.50 8.50: fat sh
mocK strong to higher; bulls slcady:
veui caives, Blow: tu kinir iironn.i tt
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OFFICE CAT
SPRING ; :" " e-
ARRIVALS j 5 ,
OF BABY i
CARRIAGES, :
GO-CARTS,
SULKIES. ,
The- newest patterns
in vehicles for babies, ymib
direct f rom the factory;.
The prices are within 1S
your reach. -
: They. are. displayed in jour show, room and we'will
be pleased, to show you these new, patterns if you
will call.. ..
. . .'. .Get the baby out in the sunshine.
Plain White Cups' arid Saucers, Set of
I t! ; , . . . A eacz, special $1.00.
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Puggetlon for Huninne Week: He
sinu to tlio neighbors' chickens in
your garden, .
1 1 The trouble with most nr ihu iu.
J wires we know Is that they require
i iuo mucn lutuiatlon.
Youth i
Will be served:
Hut thut's no reason f
AVIiy Johnny
Should have his oatmeal
before graiulfMher dors.
The first failure us a imnlner u-n
poor old Aduin.
Omar ami JTaaa.
A flock Of llllXK-JUl U'ti llmlni.n.,.11.
the bough: a slide
saxophones and thou beside me.
playing on a kettle-drum nh this
lair world Is wilderness enow.
Table.
Onee upon a tinm ' tlmen ,.u
woman who said she would bo ready
In a minute Hnd who kept her word
in exactly 89.1-2 eeeonds. .
124-28 E. Webb Phone 548
i Tow Old Furniture Taken In Exchange as part Payment on New
, Kxohmrre Agents in PemlletOB for McPoutrslI Kitchen Cabtoeta
'''"'irr-ri'iirrii-i' .e
r NOTl CiS You've Corns, to Trfe
HAVCS QV AMY
Couch xi5.opS
WXM 1M
7.50 mostly; stockers and feeders.
firm: bulk, 16.50 7.40 on stockers;
selected meaty feeders J7.50ittT.75
m'oHtly. i ,
Hogs Hecetpts, 20.000; fairly nc-
tU'A Htpmlv in 1 an hither than htiH
average; medium und heavy weights
weaker than early; big Juckers doing
little: top. $10.70, sorted: practical
top, $10.65; bulk, $9.9010.65; pack
ing sows steady, to strong: , pigs
weak.
.Sheen ReceintH. 8000:' kllllne
classes steady to 25c higher; choice
liclivyweight shorn lumbs to ship
pers, $13.75; some held higher; bulk
to packers early, 1 13 13.25: medi
um, to good handywelghts wooled
ewes, $9; choice heavies, $8.75;
choice 170-pound 'shorn ewes, $7.50.
I'liliuvry IlocoliitH
Of All Grains.
CHICAGO, April 21. Primary re
ceipts Wheat, 417,000 bushels versus
661,000 bushels. , Conn, 624,000 bush
els versus 417,000 , bushels. Oats,
261,000 bushels versus 337,000 bush
els. ' .
Shipments Wheat, 550,000 bush
els versus 736,000 bushels. Corn,
1,962,000 bushels versus 599,999 bush
els. Oatts. 715,000 bushels versus
342,000 bushels. .
Clearances-Wheat, 86,000 busheK
Flour, 26,000 barrels. Corn, 661.008
bushels. Oats, 90,000 bushels. Rve,
892,000 bushels. Barley, 33,000
bushels.
CarlotS-Winnlpeg; Wheat, 168;
corn, 112; barley, 16. Minneapolis
Wheat, 67; corn, 16; oats, 1. Du
luth Wheat, 71; corn, 1; Gansas
City Wheat, 95; corn;" 24; oata, 3.
St. Louis Wheut, 20; corn, 7; oatw,
. Omaha Wheat," 18: com.' 69.
oats, 12. ' . . .
Winnipeg M lieat
Futures.
WINNIPEG,
May,. $1.40 5-8;
April 21. Wheat,
July $1.38 3-8.
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" refDurroir. oregox
Women's Fine Sillc Hose
Wonderful Values
WOMEVST extra fine SUk Ho
with 19-luch silk boot and
mercerized tn: made of twelve
strand pur thread silk with four
thread heels and toes. ' We ask
Toil n Milium thM Knu vi.K
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. those told elsewhere for a price id
low. .
98c
This extra bear; par (Vend
ilk Dose for women ha a Il-inra
boot and fine mercerized llile top
made of IS strand pure thread silk
with four-thread heels and tea.
This hose has the weight and Is an
exceptional ralue at -
$1.49
Oxfords
Girls' and Misses'
Strap Pumps
- Girls' and Uum'
Smart Spi-ine; Styles at
; Money Saving- Prices.
Growing Girls' and -Misses'
Mahogany Bal Oxford, im
itation tip. McKay welt, rub
. ber top lift on heel.
Plzes 2 & to 7 ... . ". . . $8.25
Sizes 12 to 2 $2.8t
' Qrowlne Girls', Milses'
and Children i Black Kid
Bal Oxford, imitation tip.
McKay welt, robber top
lift on heel. , -
SIe2V4 to 7.... $2.69
Sizes 12 t:t 2.21
Sizes 8 to 11..... $1.80
' Winsome Little Styles for
Growing QMs, Misses
and Childrea
Children's Patent ' Leather
. Roman Sandles, plain toe,
turn soles.
Sizes lo 11 ...'.; $3.8
Sizes 6H to 8 ...... .; 2.U
. Sizes 3 to 6 $1.98
, Patent Lfather Instep
Strap Sandal (a ilhis
trat5). nerforateil flnar
ter. lfoiUtlid tip, McKay
aoies. .. -
SUe2H to T.... $3.7 .
Sir,ea 12 to 2 2.39
Sizes 8. to 11. $1.8 '
Other smart styles in '
stock t alfl at lowest prices.
niE LARGEST CHAIN DKI'ARTMENT
-STOKB OKGASIZATION IV THE WOIUd);
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For the uastor wL winiit
preaen on the dress nt modern wom
en, we suggest that he take Ills test
from Kevelatlons.
J We notice 'thut people who used jlrj
;to make alleged urtistic objects from
PT I . . . "
dnurnt wood have now turned their!
j efforts to other eliannels. j
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mil
mm mm..
HAVING SOLD OUR VULCANIZ
ING AND TIRE SHOP, IN ORDER
TO CLOSE OUT TIRES AT ONCE
WE WILL SELL AT COST 111
GATES TIRES AND TUBES IN
STOCK. IF YOU NEED ANY TIRES
AND TUBES, BETTER BE ON THE
JOB SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL
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Gertsoii, MaFty
639 Cottonwood Street
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