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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1920
Page
2
Daily market notes from Pendleton list producer prices for eggs poultry butter and meats along with steady coarse grain trends and fruit vegetable quotes. Reports cite frost damage to wheat and alfalfa in Baker County with alfalfa roots exposed by cold, risking crop losses.
District reports two horses found neglected but surviving the winter on ranges with access to feed. Mr Tosiermyx notes only these animals are known to be missing, suggesting limited scope of loss and continued grazing support on local ranges.
Hog prices climbed to new highs in North Portland with early hogs bidding up to 16.50 while demand remained weak in Eastern Centers. Sheep and lambs showed firmer tones with gains for east of the mountains with lambs and yearlings advancing. Willamette valley lambs steady. Cattle started steady with range broad, beat steers around 9.00, good cows 7.00 to 9.00, stockers 8.00 to 9.50, calves 12.50 to 16.25.
London reports Sir Major Greenwood head of oversea trade outlines Britain’s plan to invade U S markets with touring trade exhibitions to South Africa Australia New Zealand Canada and possibly South America and the United States. Sanction from the tramway department supported the scheme and 1920 was seen as promising.
A wartime quotation argues for a peak year in British trade despite strikes, stating the aim to strike at the fetish of German cheapness fostered by the Leipzig Fair. The remark frames economic competition as a key battle alongside labor disputes.
A Boston Transcript note satirizes the slow process of preparing un Worn, Mr. Grump for a concert. The humor centers on delaying tactics and the image of stuffing ears with wadding, underscoring comic frustration.
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