Pendleton Daily Market News March 26 1914 Flour and Wheat Totals
Daily market notes show 000 barrels of flour making 149 790 000 bushels of wheat for the year to March 26 1914 with 126 471 000 bushels of wheat and 19 762 000 barrels of flour last year pro rated for March. Exports include American Relief Administration and American Expeditionary Force shipments. Eighteen farm bureaus to be organized in Walla Walla county by W H Talley with ten this spring and eight in fall.
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Assist Nature Cure Ad Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla
An old advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse the system. It claims the medicine purifies and builds up the body, presenting a persuasive pitch in a period style.
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Potatoes in Yakima fetch high local prices
Yakima dealers report asking 7 1 2 cents per pound for potatoes by carload while Pendleton dealers note 7 1 2 cents. Local sales range from 6 3 to 7 cents per pound.
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Milling Market Shows Steady Advance in Portland Grain Exchange
Mill feed in Portland grain exchange remains strong with a bid of 42.12 per ton. Corn trades higher for immediate shipment at 45, futures bids reach 65 560. Cuts quoted at 59 050 60 and 61. Barley offers are unavailable.
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Portland Grain Exchange
Foreign Exchange Markets See Mixed Shifts Across Currencies
The day’s overseas market commentary notes gains in several currencies with the franc steady near 7.40 and 7.00 in Monday’s figures. Sterling rose from 4.05 to 4.12, marks hold at 1.65, Kroner in Sweden climbs to 22.20 while Norway’s rate adjusts to 20.05. Drachmas in Greece advance from 11.16 to 14.20 as foreign showings absorb large gifts and Frances showings lead.
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High Class Steers Bring Light Premium at North Portland Sale
Only two loads of livestock entered the North Portland alley for Tuesday trade with conditions steady from Monday. Extra good steer loads sold around 11.90 while top steer prices held at 11.75. Buyers showed willingness to bid up for premium steer quality, though at that level demand remains selective for decent cows and heifers.
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North Portland
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