Damaged Fruit Crops Hit Dalles Hood River Area
The report notes heavy crop damage in The Dalles Hood River region from a recent cold spell. Peach cherry and apple trees are lightly productive, nursery stock and two year old pears at Hood River worst affected. Yakima announces a 1000 ton potato deal with Paete Fruit and Produce for 650 dollars per ton, buyer absorbing bulk handling costs, elevating estimated 90 dollars per ton.
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Ben« Brothers of Oppeniah
Paete Fruit and Produce Company
Wheat Exports Hit 114 Million Bushels in 6 Months
Government figures show July to December exports of wheat and flour totaling 114,880,000 bushels of wheat and 260,000 barrels of flour. This lifts the year to date to 142,905,000 bushels, compared with 100,614,000 bushels and 9,291,000 barrels last year.
Corn Stronger Today as Grains Hold Firm
Grain market reports corn is stronger with a bid of 58.25 for immediate delivery No 3 yellow and 57560 for Cature delivery. Barley remains firm at 72 for No 2 and standard feed. No 3 blue priced at 873.25. Oats also show strength.
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Pendleton Market Prices and Stock Report Summary
Market notes from Pendleton show butter at 80 cents a pound, cranberries 25 cents per quart, and oranges 46 cents per dozen. Vegetables include Brussels sprouts 30 cents a pound, sweet potatoes 10 cents, head lettuce 15 cents, hot house lettuce 59 cents, cauliflower 35 to 40 cents, and French artichokes 6 cents each. Manchurian walnuts three pounds for $1. Livestock opened with hogs firmer, cattle mixed but firmer, and sheep light. Prime hogs $4.75 to $5.16, medium hogs $4.14 to $4.75, heavy hogs around $4.25, cattle mixed with moderate prices. cows and heifers mid-range, canners low. Continuous market activity expected as week begins in North Portland trade.
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Brussels
North Portland
Pleers
Market Cattle Prices Note Mixed Steer and Cow Ranges
The snippet lists cattle price ranges for steers and cows with quality grades. Best steers range around 10 to 11.60, medium to good around 9 to 11, fair to good near 9, and common to fair down to 7.00. Cows and heifers show good to choice at about 9.00 to 9.75, with other grades cited in lower bands.
Number 40 Patent Remedy Promoted by Indiana Druggist
The record describes Number 40 for the Blood as a former prescription used in diseases of the blood including mercurial and lead poisoning chronic rheumatism catarrh constipation indigestion stomach trouble malaria hepatic congestions and skin ulcers. It notes J C Mendenhall a druggist of Evansville Indiana as maker and A C Koeppen & Brothers as sellers.
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J. C. Mendenhall
Evanstille
Ind
A.C. Koeppen & Brothers
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