Prices paid to Pendleton producers and grain market note
The report lists prices paid to Pendleton producers for eggs and poultry with amounts per unit, including hens at 40 cents, roosters 15 cents, chickens 28 cents per pound, country ham and ham at 28 cents, bacon 40 cents, and butter fat and butter at 1.25 dollars. It also notes a favorable crop report pushing corn prices down with Chicago prices for May and July contracts around 1.68 to 1.69 dollars, while May delivery faced railway transport concerns and fluctuating hog and corn values.
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Pendleton A Bhoures
Chicago
Lee
MO Feed and Grain Prices in Seattle and Tokyo Market Confusion
A market report shows grain and feed prices in Seattle with soybeans corn and hay values listed, including wheat at 97, corn cracked at 89, and timothy hay at 49 per ton. Tokyo declines and exchange closures are reported with delayed confirmations from April 16 to April 19.
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Steen
LEY Associated
Seattle Wash
Alay
Washington
Tokio
New York
Tokyo
Purported Demand for Dairy Cattle Surges Nationwide
The article notes a rising demand for purebred dairy cows in the Pacific Northwest as wartime import bans ease. W. Averill of the Spokane National Bank reports orders for two carloads of Crown Series stock, with numerous inquiries for Holsteins and Jersey cows, as the agricultural department coordinates allocations.
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Apokane
Averill
Agricuvliuriot
Nathanal Bank of
Spokane
Agricultural Department
Bank Encyntors
Lorate
Market notes reflect mixed livestock prices and improving weather
North Portland market reports show medium to good cows and calves priced around 6.00 to 16.00 with heavy cattle at 59.50 and stockers near 48.50. Hog prices hold around 76, spring lambs around 62 to 67, and mountain and valley lambs listed with varied quotes. Weather improves shearing activity and influence on future runs, though sheep and lamb trade shows a weaker tone in some divisions. General Hog Hawke: Prime mined 22.62 65825.
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Holfifra
Dees Corp
North Portland
Tamia
Hog Hawke
North Forth
Cattle and Veal Prices Decline Amid Market Reports
Farmers see Mirebred dairy cows influenced by extension work at the state college. Veal calves drop a dollar, hog receipts steady with Primo and medium grades varying. Cattle and sheep receipts cited with mixed shifts, Kansas City and San Francisco markets noted, with prices and stock trends summarized.
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State College
Pullman
Moscow
Coffee futures edge higher amid thin demand and currency notes
Coffee futures show net gains across most months with May at 8 to 11 points higher and spot demand moderate. Sterling and marks movements mirror trading alongside international prices, while corn and barley offer limited activity and no bid for corn on the board.
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Associated Pires
New York
Dee Am
Banton
Hog and cattle market signals in Portland yard report
Thursday morning Portland Market notes Hog and cattle prices at S16 in Portland yard with a general indication of improved tone. Cattle ranges show mid to high teens for steers and heifers with mixed feedlot value. Hog prices fluctuate around 8.00 to 10.00 with sparse demand and heavier hogs trending higher.
Federal amendment preempts state day statutes in McKnight case
In Seattle on May 6, counsel for Pat McKnight, a marine fireman charged with violating state dry statutes, argued that a federal prohibition amendment overrides local laws. Justice Otto Brinker reserved ruling. If unfavored, the case will be appealed to higher courts for final decision. Edward F. Kienstra, McKnight’s attorney, stated the point.
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Feattle
Justicy Court
Yeaterday
Pat McKnich
Los
Ata Tate
Otto Brinker
McKnight
Wilson nominates Frederick Cottrell to mind house post
President Wilson named Frederick Cottrell of California director of the mind house in place of Van Mant ing whose resignation was accepted last week. The announcement comes as part of a wider cabinet reshuffle.
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Washington
Fool at 40 and the blood medicine claim
An oversized advertisement touts a blood medicine for “every man’s fool” at forty, claiming cures for sores ulcers rheumatism and more. It features a testimonial from J. t Due free of Houston Texas praising Number 46 after three months, noting improved appetite weight gain and better sleep.
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Ely
San Antonio Express
A. M. Pisher
Drugerat
Han
J. T
Hounton
Texas
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