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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
7
A Portland market report notes strong demand for cattle and poultry with prices higher. Steers sold around 6.60 to 6.36, cows near 5.60 to 4.26, hogs around 9.00, and lambs and wethers near 6.60 to 6.26, reflecting active trading and year-earlier levels.
Conditions in the livestock market show no change with many items carried over from yesterday due to congestion. Sheep movement lags behind expectations as scarce buyers and suitable prices keep fancy stock unsold. Willian H. Morlock of St. Joseph visits Portland yards, praising trade and planning to move holdings here for scientific cattle feeding venture.
Butter handlers report a good market tone with local product steady. Weakness in the south fades and California extra butter advances by a cent with best offerings from there at 33 cents per pound in prints.
Receipts are light and demand remains strong at the high price in effect. The chicken market stays very high with values maintained along the street. Small receipts force buyers to pay the value asked, and there is current demand for all poultry, though ordinary chicks move best.
Jack rabbits arrive daily from eastern Oregon with steady demand along Front street. Today's Hermiston shipment offers generally good stock priced around $30 a dozen at the local market.
Outside weakness in the market is offset by higher local trade prices for egg stock. Dealers are forcing a dozen price, with traders noting no demand for candied ranch stock. Importation of fresh Petaluma cage from California at 3 percent per dozen may influence trends. Storage Petaluma stock reduced to 28 cents a dozen. Eastern storage is scarce while frozen stock remains cheap.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J makes oath claiming he partners in a firm and that no firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Ball's Catarrh Care Sworn before a notary on December 6 1846 with a seal indicating notary public Halle Catarrh Care to be taken internally and act on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free Sold by all Druggists T6
Denver Jan 17 amendments to laws governing the livestock industry will be considered at the first annual Colorado Livestock association convention opening today at the Brown Palace Hotel.
Rooms available in the East Oregonian building with steam heat gas range in kitchen electric lights hot and cold water and bath recently renovated inquiries at B O office.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the cure for dandruff and a conditioner that nourishes roots to promote growth. It claims no stickiness or greasiness, a one week trial, and a money back guarantee by Tallman & Co at 60 cents per bottle. The label features "the girl with the auburn hair" on every bottle.
Francis Lee Stuart becomes chief engineer of the Baltimore & Ohio succeeding A W Thompson. Louisville & Nashville plans 400 box cars and 200 steel fruit cars next month. Chicago Great Western builds 263 miles of electric block signals. Rilo Grande in Texas sold to St Louis interests for rebuild to first class. Tariffs with ICC suspended to April 15. Panama railroad commissions parior car service popular with tourists. Pullman porters organize an association seeking wage increases. LA and SF switching charge cuts likely by March 1 if courts don’t intervene. Only three U.S. systems earn over 100 million gross. PA leads, SP second, Santa Fe third. Rumor Baer to resign Lehigh Valley directorship. Harriman lines place large order for 196 locomotives. Baldwin to build at $4 million.
In Anderson Indiana a large gathering opens the annual meeting of the Indiana Retail Merchants Association with speakers including Charles Gimbel of Philadelphia and New York and John A Green of Peoria among the prominent east guests. The convention marks one of the largest assemblies in Anderson.
Advertising copy touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia rheumatism burns cuts and scalds and all pains. Product from A C Koep pen and Bros.
Gotham fight fans anticipate a ten round main event at the Fairmont Athletic Club with Packey McFarland versus Jack Goodman. McFarland will not sail for England next month without naming the referee. Puckey insists on selecting the third man and vows to go only if allowed.
Minnesota's dairy interests are well represented at the opening of the State Dairymen's association annual meeting in Litchfield on January 17. A stock show is conducted in connection with the convention.
James W. Corcoran was today elected president of the St. Louis Fruit and Produce Exchange, succeeding H. M. Smith, with the event taking place in St. Louis on January 17.
An advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepsin claiming quick relief from indigestion and related stomach discomfort with a 60 cent price. The piece also reports John Kinley Tener's inauguration as governor of Pennsylvania and Gov Colquitt's inauguration as Texas governor, both dated January 17.
A bill by Representative M. F. Eggleston of Jackson in Salem Oregon would require an explanatory note from a committee appointed by the governor attorney general and three circuit judges on all constitutional amendments proposed by initiative The committee would meet at the capitol within ten days of printing the title and text and issue a written opinion on legal or constitutional meaning and effect If there is disagreement a minority opinion may be filed and printed alongside the majority opinion
In Brooklyn on January 17 printers will convene at the Labor Lyceum to celebrate Benjamin Franklin's birthday, marking a public gathering of trade members and local press workers.
President and Mrs Taft will host the annual dinner for diplomats at the White House in Washington on January 17.
Chicago on January 17 observes the birth anniversary of Benjamin Franklin. The event is noted by the Old Tithe Printers' association with plans for related observances in the city.
Advertises rental space in the East Oregonian building with modern conveniences. Inquiries directed to BD office.
A dense directory listing Pendleton professionals including Garfield MD homeopathic physician at Judd block with office phone 3411 and residence 26338, Ly nner Blakesled neurologist and X ray expert at Judd building Main 72 residence 664, Mann dentist Main street Black 3421 and residence Black 2961, Bern & Bennett dental surgeons Judd building Red 3361, Vaughan dentist Judd building Main 75, McNabb stock inspector at residence 915 east Court St Main 69, lawyers Raley & Raley American National Bank Building, James B Perry over Taylor Hardware, Peterson & Wilson Smith Crawford building, Phelps & Steiner Smith Crawford building, Douglas Bailey Taylor Hardware Co offices, May contractor Judd block 3786, Baker funeral director opposite post office Main 765, Lucas livestock auctioneer Athena Oregon, V Stroble dealer in new and second hand goods 212 H E Court street Black 2171, Hartman Abstract Co Pendleton abstracts and insurance, Johns pres Marsh sec, Bentley & Leffingwell real estate and insurance new 815 Main Street Malin 404, and multiple train schedules including west and eastbound Oregon routes.
Ung D. Goey props the old stand on Alta Street behind Tallman and Co offering a China restaurant with noodles and chop suey plus housekeeping rooms for rent. The unit features steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath recently renovated inquire at East Oregonian office.
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