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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
7
Wheat futures rallied as European and Asian demand spurred buying, September wheat up 2 5-8 cents on the close and 11 1-2 cents higher for September. Corn strength lent support. prices shown for Sept, Dec, and May contracts, plus nominal producer prices for feeds and flours across regions in the Willamette and Pacific Northwest markets.
The list shows FELEOG IS alfalfa at 16 dollars, vetch and outs at 12.06, Clover at 9.10 per ton, Millatuffs Belling rice bran at 21, middlings 24, shorts 22. Grain Hase No 1 Caledonia priced at 10 cents per ton.
The hog market shows no decline with light swine at 9.95 and two at 9.25. Steers mostly steady at 7.75 with a high of 7.78 signaling weeklong weakness. Cattle receipts include 18 carloads of cattle and sheep one and a half cars. List of shippers from Oregon, Idaho, and Washington notes multiple loads and mixed lots, reflecting a slow market with poor demand.
Chu Soy Gee, graduate of Canton medical schools, claims thorough knowledge of Chinese herbs and their medicinal properties. He says these herbs can cure stomach and bowel disorders, liver and kidney ailments, and many other diseases.
Boston Sept 4 Mrs Stuyvesant Taroy and her daughter Mrs Amos Tuck French of New York and Newport were seriously injured in an automobile accident near Canton. Mrs Leroy, 65, is reported critically ill and taken to the Hotel Touraine. Family physician and nurse from Newport summoned. Stuyvesant Leroy, her son, hurried to Providence and then Boston. The French party member Mrs wand and Jack Gergahty were summoned from Woburn and were at the hotel tonight.
The piece honors a prominent society figure known for extensive philanthropic work. Her late husband was a banker in New York, underscoring their social prominence and financial ties to the city. The obituary nods to charitable roles and community contributions that defined her life.
A potato shortage in England pushes prices up to 30 dollars per ton in Manchester on June 1, compared with 12.60 dollars per ton at the same time last year.
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