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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
A mixed market report shows Pendleton price quotes for eggs poultry and hogs with notes on retail equivalence and cattle ranges. It lists egg and poultry rates, hog market gains to 17 dollars, and broad ranges for steers cows and calves plus lamb values, alongside a stock market summary from New York with lighter volume and minor price shifts.
Chicago on July 16 reported heavy selling in corn amid weather signals limiting damage to crops. Prices for September and December corn fell sharply while oats and pork provisions also dropped due to liquidation and abundant stocks, with weak demand abroad.
Kansas City market notes show cattle around 66,000 head with beef steers mostly steady to higher. Beef steers around 16.49, bulk 15.75, cows near 00.60, vealers 12, stockers and feeders steady to strong. Quarantine cattle steady. sheep 2,600 steady. Arizona sheep and lambs noted with lambs at 14.25 native 16.75.
Brattle July 15 report shows cattle receipts steady with prime prices around 10.00 to 7.07, medium to choice near 15.60 to 10.00, rough heavier 14.07 to 16, and pign 12.419. Calves and other cattle prices vary with best cows and heifers at about 4.50, billy cattle around 6 to 6.50, and overall receipts noted. Seattle shipments show steady city delivery and feed prices for MUL, scratch, and grains, with hay and alfalfa values, including double compressed and straw at 22 dollars.
Our heart goes out to the American traveler who set foot on our shores at Southampton one day, met week just five minutes after closing time, in a note reflecting on delays and missed encounters.
In Memphis on July 16 match play for the Western Golf Association amateur title produced tense duels and rising form. Hobbie Jones of Atlanta faces C. W. Hubby Jr of Dallas, while Pollack Boyd of Chattanooga battles Henri Weneer of Memphis. Chick Evans of Chicago, James Ward of Kansas City, and others advance with several pairings set for the next round.
A Portland Evening Express item notes a quirky exchange where a caller jokes about phrases heard on the phone and a performer, referred to as Mr. Baker, is set to sing a lines about dishes left in the sink, reflecting a humorous interlude.
In Chicago at Booth Ride Club seven players advanced to the sixth round of the national clay court championship in men’s singles. Rh Lindley Murray Niagara Falls N C Roland Roberta San Francisco Vincent Richards New York W T Hayes RH Burdick Chicago Lucien Willoumes Jerry Weber Chicago. Toland Roberts defeated Harry Waldner president of the Western Tennis Association after Waldner pressed him to conserve strength. Roberts won 6 2 6 8 2 and had taken the first set yesterday when rain halted their match. In the fifth round Roberts defeated George O Connell of Chicago a 3 0 2
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