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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
2
Oregon Journal reports North Portland hogs steady with prices near unchanged as Sunday runs to the alleys show some shipment to outside buyers. Slaughter cattle and steer offerings are described as steady with light activity and modest moves in cow and steer categories.
The notice details a cattle and hog market report with prices for prime and common cattle and calves, dairy calves, hogs with weight categories, and regional comparisons. It notes Willamette Valley and midwest sales, with heads sold outside the region and a holiday Sunday fluctuation. Also included are bond market movements and railroad securities trends.
Chicago livestock market reports hogs and cattle with prices and trends. Hogs receipts about 46,000 head with generally higher ranges. Cattle receipts around 25,000 head and conditions steady to strong with best steers around 8.75 to 11.05 dollars and feeder prices listed. Sheep receipts about 1,100 with lambs opening slow and prices around 10.00 dollars for some classes.
Grain prices at San Francisco reported weak trading with wheat around 2.20 to 2.25 per bushel. Milling and shipping costs noted, with miscellaneous quotes shown, reflecting limited demand and ongoing market flux.
In TELLIN New Hampshire on December 1 the lingering hope of the Forty-niners fades as Kate's Hall near the hilltop town hosts an event. Edward Ear arrives as the scene settles into a quiet, sunlit afternoon.
A fragment reports a Canadian explorer discovering a midline item while in a Northwest Canail area. It notes a thirty-year-old Coron figure and hints at a fortune pursuit in a cur more precious mineral, with sparse context and unclear names.
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