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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY , 1922. PAGE TEN OUTBtJRSTS OF EVERETT TRUE DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL i i iii'- - .vm Ml Hi YOO FOf? ANf Apvic&i1. YOU Ci&T 2AV QMnti-hmUMi Including PendleVca Prices and Associated Press Reports 371 Department Stores WtV JL' Mam 3' 3 4 ... 4 VI Quotations Nominal On l'ortlnnd Markot (From The Oregon JournalI A BlnRlo load of livestock won ail ihe now supply that North Portland reported (or the Tuesday trade. Tiioro was practically no change in the. gen eral situation, and quotations were on a nominal basis. In the hog alleys nothinff has been sold recently above 111.75, and while the former $12 top is not quoted, still this has really been a quarter above the market for several days. The one sllBht change in the situation is the weakness of feeder piss, the top , now beinp no higher than $12. General hog market ranfre Trlme light Smooth heavy, 230-300 lbs. Smooth heavy, 300 lbs., "P Rou nth heavy , Fat pfcrs Koedcr plm Il.r0i812.25 Stum .. 5.00 8.00 Trade In the cattle market continues on a'nomlnal basis. A small, run was shown in tho alleys for Thursday, but demand was dull and former prices were unchanged. Ooneral cattle market ranpre: Choice stoors $ 7.r.0ia 8.25 Medium to good steers. . 6.750 7.50 iJjFalr to medium steers.. E."5S 6.75 Common to fair steers . . 4.00(3) 5.75 ! Choice cows and heifers 5.75B 6.25 Medium to good cows and heifers . 5.25 5.73 Fair to medium cows and heifers 4.50 6.25 Common to fair cows and heifers 3.00(9) 4.50 Canners 2.00 52 .",..',0 Bulls ' 3.50 4.f.0 Choice feeders 6.00j) 5.50 Fair to good feeders ... 4.00 5.00 Choice dairy calves .... 8.60(H 9.00 Prime light calves 8.00 j) f,.50 Medium light calves ... 7.004? 8.00 Heavy dairy calves 5.00 q 7.1)0 .$11.5011.75 10.6Mf 11.50 9.00 fj 10.50 8.0010.00 XI. 50(5)12.00 No fresh supply of sheen or lambs came forth for the Thursday trade, and North Portland market continued very quiet. Demand is slow, but not weak enough to force an additional decline here. Portland continues the low market on the country. General sheep and iamb '.rale: Choice spring lambs ..$ S.OOffj) Medium spring iambs. . 7.00j Common spring lambs.. 6.00 S Cull spring lambs 6.00 dp 6.00 Heavy yearlings 6.60(g) 7.50 Mght yearlings 5.50 (j Heavy wethers 5.00 W Light wethers 5.50 Ewrs 'i-00 9.00 8. 00 7.00 6.60 5.50 6.50 5.00 pa. . r - , - ' ' ' I J THE OLD HOME TOWN ( By Stanley j AUNT SARAH PEA66OT, LEADER OP 7HB SOCIETY VO. SUPPRESSION rCT VlPB iMOKINC,NAS SEEN ON LOWER MAIN STREET KARCf TebAY "'Im'-V''""A' "THIS COMPANY SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR LOSS TO ACCOUNTS, BILLS, CURRENCY, DEEDS, EVIDENCES OF DEBTS, MONEY, NOTES OR SECURITIES." rbe above Is a clause. In nil standard l ire Insurance folloiea In other words you should keep In a SnIVty Deposit Vault thai Mblili you oniuiot Insure in your own homo or place of business. .Protect jour valimhles by niacin,? ihem In an Vui-i-rtran National Itank Snl'ety -mit Hon; 3.WI u year ami up. The American National Bank Pendleton. Oregon. ?J Ytmrs Of Continuous Striking. Liberties Domliiutiiis; Factor On Market. NEW YORK, July 21. (A. P.) United States war loans again domi nated the bond market yesterday, new high records being established by lib erty first 4 l-4s at 101.26, third 4 l-2s at 100.70 and fourth 4 l-4s at 101.24. These gains were tho more striking because of the Irregularity and occa sional heaviness manifested by-several of the foreign issues. Mexican gov ernment 5s fell 1 1-2 points and Cu 'flan republic 5s lost 1 point with nar row changes, mostly lower. In the Eu ropean division. The one noteworthy exception was city of 13erno 8s, v.'h'ch gained 1 1-2 points. Among rails, especial gtrehglii was displayed by New York Central deben ture 6s, St. Liouls & San Francisco ad justment 6s, Chesapeake & Ohio con vertible 4 l-2s, St. Paul convertible 4 l-2s, Southern railway 6s, and Mis souri, Kansas & Texas first 4s. Chile Copper 6s, (ioodrich 5 l-2s, Midvale Steel Cs and United States Steel 5s were firm to strong with Ar mour 4 l-2s. Wilson convertible 6s anJ several of the local tractions, Includ ing Third Avenue adjustments unci Intel-borough Rapid Transit refunding 5s. Total bond sales, par value, ag gregated $14,182,000. Tho stock market was firm 1 5 strong during the first half of today's activo session, but developed Irregular tendencies later on renewed selling "f prominent specialties, lnrttirtlii:; tlK motors. Traders for tho long acco.ir; tj.;.v od greater caution as a re;.-ulL of -he less favorable aspects of '.he oui u..d railroad Btrlkes, although shares of those descriptions were well support-, cd. Offerings of automobile Issue; were attended by rumors dealing with the financial status of several of the prominent companies, but goncr.il conditions in the motor trade wero declared to be favorable. Washington advices Intlmatins? th;it tho federal trade commission is likely to announce formal approval of the Ropubllc-Mldvale-Inland merger stim ulated further buying of secondary steels and United States Steel estab lished a new quotation for the current movement. Changes among equipments, cop pers, textiles, rubbers and cheinJc.ils ranged from one to two points at best, but theso were much impaired or en tirely canceled in the liquidation of the final hour, when Pieroe-Arrow preferred and Sludebakcr led 'o the reaction. From its extreme rise of 6 point i to a level 21 points above the recent low, Mexican Petroleum fell back sharply, making a net gain of 1 1-2 points. Tie-. public Iron was the only stock of its particular type to retain much of its advance in the reversal, rails Also yielding. Sales amounted to 725.000 sharos. medium weight fat sheep, heavies, weak to lower. $77.50; , San Francisco' ('rain Market SAN FRANCISCO, July 21. Wheat Milling, $1.0214 1.95; feed, $1.85 1.90. Rarley Feed, $1.17 ', 5? 122 shipping, $1.25)1.35. Oats Red feed, $1.50(ffil.f,0. Corn White Egyptian, $2.12 W 2.17; red mllo, $ 1 .90 1 .95 ; yellow, $1.601)1.55. . OFFICE CAT Chicago Livestock Market CHICAGO, July 21. (U. S. Ruroau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 10,- 000 head. Generally steady on beef steers, she stock, hulls and stockers; spots strong on best beef steers and canner cows; early veal calves to out siders, steady; top beef steers, $10.80; bulk, $S.75ffl10.20; fat cows and hcit- rs, lurgely $R Hp 7.25; canners and cut ters mostly $2.90f.()3.7F; bulk bolognn hulls, $1. SOW 4.60; veal calves to out siders, $IO(i' 10.26; packers bidding around $9 mostly. Hors Receipts, 25,000 head. Mar ket fairly active; bettor grades about 5c lower than the best time or steady with the average; others steady to strong; hulk good butchers, $10ffl- 10.75; top, $10.86; short load, $10.80 practical top; bulk, $S.35?'10.75; pigs, steady, mostly $9.75 (Sf 10.60; good packing cows mostly $S iff 8.60; weight, $.P6(frio..tr,; medium, Wln.75; light. $10.70(ff 10. SO; lights. $10. 40W 10.75; packing smooth, $S(!i 8.75; packing sows, $7.RAifj'8.ir: killing pigs, $H.50 10.50. Sheep Receipts, 17,000 head. Na tive lambs and light sheep opening fteady, $13 to packers; culls mostly $S; seven cars choice westerns, $13.50; Winnipeg Wheat Market WIXNIPKO, July 21. Cash wheat No. 1 Northern, $1.36; No. 2 Northern, $1.32 4; No. 3 Northern, $1.2Hi; No. 4 Northern, $1.08?i; No. 6 Northern, 97 Vtc; No. 6 Northern, Rs'4c; feed, SIVtC; track, $1.35; July, $1.28 Yt; October, $1.17; Decem ber, $1.13. Seattle (ii'uiu Market SKATTLR, July 21. Wheat Hard whMt, soft white, white club, hard red winter, soft red winter, northern spring, $1.15; F.astern red Walla, $1.13; Rig Rend hluestcm, $1.30. Feed and hay unchanged. heavy $10.25 light sows , ron'h SERMON IS BROADCASTED BY RADIO APPARATUS WE.N'ATCHEE, Wash., July 21. Radio apparatus was used here Sun day morning in an instructive way. Tho sermon preached by Rev. Robert E. Smith at the Methodist church was broadcasted by moans of a transmitter Installed in the church. Not only the sermon but tho hymns, prayers and other parts of the service were heard by church members who were absent from church on account of illness and by other residents at nearby points possessing receiving sets. The trans mitter was placed on a . pedestal on the platform, Doctor Smith being most of the time about five feet distant from It. The transmitter was connected by wire to a sending set. J,t BY JVmVfi Thanks for The Poem, A. !!., Rut Why Not an Incandescent ilulb In Ktead of the Tallow llp? 1 cannot blame you, sitting there, In all your beauty bright, If you consider me a moth, That loves candlelight. Hut Oh, remember this, Whatever fate bestows, The ninth was never known to fear The death to which it goes. A. I). The farmer leads no K 7. life, The C D sows will rot; And when at K V rests from strife ins bones will A K. lot, , Oregonian. "When we're married we won't have to live in a boarding house lik this." - ! "No, dear, we'll move to a better i one." He Hpi-nt his health to get his wealth And then with might and niniu. ! He turned around and spent his j wealth ' To get his health again. ; Mlnreniiolis ' Wheat Futures MINNEAPOLIS. July 21. Wheat July. $1.40 1-8; eSptomber, $1.18 1-S; December, $1.16 3-8. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS HE WAS OUT OF LUCK. By Adman WtkL.OlX TIMER. 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