Portland Stock Market Report From Tuesday Journal
Moderate hog supply in local yards following a record run. Prices held near yesterday’s levels with top sales at the morning high. North Portland hog range shows light to medium weights around 8.00, with various grades listed. Cattle trading at North Portland was limited but firm with nominal price continuity and some fractional changes elsewhere. Only Hugh Cummings shipped a mixed load of cattle, hogs, and sheep from Halsey North Portland range. Heavy fed steers 7.73, choice steers 7.60, spayed steers 6.60, cows 5.0 to 6.0 range, ordinary night cows 5.0 to 5.0.
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High Point
W. & Burton
Montague
Cal
W. Candler
Dayton
Walsh
W. J. Runnings
Pomeroy
North Portland
Hugh Cummings
Halsey North Portland
Cocns
North
L. V. Gentry
Heppner
Reneral
East Mountain
East Mount
Willam
North Portland sheep selloff steadies prices in brisk trade
The North Portland market shows a firm tone in sheep trading with buyers eager at better prices after a large day yesterday. L. V. Gentry of Heppner ships one load amid overall activity in mutton and lamb categories with notable price levels across Willamette Valley markets and related grain and flour figures.
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Cluestem
Williamette Vailey
Willamette Valley
Public Ledger sold by Adolph Ochs in Philadelphia
Adolph Ochs announces sale of his interest in the Public Ledger to Cyrus H. Curtis and John Gribbel. Ochs states his brothers will continue on as editor, publisher, and business manager. The record also mentions unrelated notices about a midnight horseback rescue and a lung remedy advertisement.
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George W. Ochs
Milton B. Ochs
Farmers grain overflow near Missouri river farms
Kansas City Missouri reporter J H McQuaid says the Missouri river banks from Kansas City to the Mississippi are a major corn source. He notes bottom farm houses cluster around corn cribs and that permanent granaries fail to hold last season's crop, with rail cribs covered by straw thatch or tarpaulin.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Mississippi River
J. H. McQuaid
Fmanesas City
Banquet Payment Mentioned for Henry Clay in 1812
An old ad notes 100 per plate banquet in New Orleans honoring Henry Clay in 1812. It touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach trouble indigestion and other ailments with liver kidney and bowel disorders. Priced at 26 cents per package.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Peale
Dr. King
New Life
Koeppens
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