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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-14
MARKET RECEIVERS FROM
PREVIOUS DAYS PANIC
Fevcrisii Price Movements and Many
Wild Rnmors Keep Exchange
Unsettled.
SPECTATORS SEEK COVER
General Motors Leads the List by
icaping Upward Forty Points.
OIL and Steel Shares Also Make
Substantial Gains.
tDy Universal Service. !

NEW YORK. Nov. l3.--Af,er a day
OF feverish price movements and many
Wild rumors. the stock market closssd
this afternoon with strong recoveri"s
IN many OF the stocks that had been
hardest G,it in yesterdays panic. The
recovery had been anticipated by mar
ket philosophers. who hold that such
a trend IS inevitable after Il period
Of such sweeping liquidation as that
Of yesterday. being partly due 20 the
reduction of pyram!ded accounts and
partly to covering by spectators who
lave sold for the decline The next
cycle usually Is one OF inactivity. or
gradual liquidation, to be followed in
turn by another advance.
Among the most noteworthy gains
today were: General Motors 40 points:
Mexican Petroleum. &c: Associated Of.
-; Kelsey. Wheel. li1-2: Chandler
Motors. II q: Pittsburgh Coal pre-
ferrcd. oi-4: Strombcrg Carbure.or
bacco st: Ajax Rubber. a-4: Lack
awanna Steel. So United states
:..3o,SOO Shar~. Sold.
The number OF shares sold WAS
a,2So.eoo,. against 2,G27.300 yesterday.
The day started with Wild Nuc-
tuations caused BY heavy buyin. by
shorts and considerable selling Tor ac-
count OF margin traders who lnd bcon
out last night. II was said that the
number Of margin calls sent on. after
Yesterdays crash was the largest on
record, and the response likewise the
best on record.
: The recovery in the speciality de-
partment did not set in until late In
the afternoon trading. The reduction
of TIE cal! money rate from ycstcr-
days record figure Of 30 per cent. TO
Is and IN some instances late in the
day. TO S. and even 6 per cent had a
decided .cjuvenatfnE effect on the list,
nd AZ the close II was felt that tho
worst was over. although some re-
cessions may DC expected in the next
few days.
Foreign Exchange Steady.
Foreign exchange was stcade. 20
day with recovery OF a fuil cent in
sterling and sharp reactions in favor
OF France and Italy.
d. Silver advanced again. but did not
ouch Tie high price on Monday. Sales
OF silver bullion by the treasury after
melting coins are netting a profit OF
10 to so cents on the dollar on the
price formerly paid for the bullion 10
coin the dollars
The Stree: was full Of rumors re-
Sardirr ycste rday's break. One bear
operator was credited with n profit OF
millions by his operations during the
siurAp. Bankers heading a pool IN
General Motors were reported to have
been unable to- care for the hcavy
offerings due TO t.ic break in the stock.
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FUNERALS OF III AMERICAN I,
SOLDIERS HELD IN NEW YORK
Full Military IIonors for Those whu
Died In North Russia
Campaign.
tBy Associated Press !

NEW YORK Nov. l3.-Functal ser.
vices for one hundred and eleven
American soldiers who gave their iiySs
on the battle fields Of Northern Russ a
were held today on the long picr ar
liobokcn. where the bodies were landed
from the little steamer Daraga.
The services, held with full military
honors. were attended by representa-
.!vcs Of official Washington. many
foreign governments and tho States
from which the soldiers entered the
service.
Scarcely a timber on the pier was
visible under the decorations Of nace
and crepe. while over the shore on.
trance hung great reversed red
white and blue streamer, bordered with
deep bands of black.
Addresses were delivered by Senator
James w. Wadsworth. of New.aYor4.
for the nation; Major General John r.
Organ. for the American Legion /.
Major Ralp., Duff. for Michigan. and
James A. Martin for Detroit. srs,
The War Department announced tina |.
bodies not claimed by relatives would
be buried either in Cypress Hills
Cemetery. Brooklyn. or some national
cemetery to be selected later
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COTTON M.l;1iEra

NEW YORK. %ov Eth. mar1et to-
cotton had q better tone at :hc OPENING
WITH ,he exception % August. which Lro..e
10 pointH. nrst quotations ont. Il 20
- Joints net lower December sold w
10 80. Or y" noia'- from iho low level OF
me morning. The i5tc forenoon break eX-
tended j'."5 fay January. or about - point.
from tho best prIce reached on the mid
morning bulge. and the tone wa. sill vcry
hour $3.50
After moving fcver!.h,, in thc afternoon.
encouragement o: decline 20 . Der cent j.,
ch1tHfS Tor csli money followed by =
heavy demand. and in Tho la.t hour the
l'st Jumped SHARPLY and closed firm al a
net Eain of - 10 i55 '-onts
spot here wa st"ady au advance OF
- points at $50. thcTc were 40 salc. SHOT
a. New cri-an NJ quiet with N i1dIi n q,
- lover At 81. tn" salcs wrrc 3l,4 bales
Receipts at the principal ports: Galveston
..Sj: New Crl"nns. ~: Savannah fGis: So
Louis. $50: Mobile. ,cr: Augusta .aI
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80: Enst Grace Street. Richmond, Va.
Whose Skill, Method and Prescription
Glasses have been boon to thousands
of Virsinians during the past Is years.
If YOU have blurring. dizziness, neu-
ralgia. headache. spots before the Dyes.
winlling. trembling spells, cataract,
burning and smarting OF the eyes, va
rious nervous and brain affections, en-
failing not only positive injury to the
sight, but untold misery. call imme-
diately.
Consultation free between 10 A. NJ
and +. M.-Adr
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nervousness concerning the money rates and
olhtr iactVfs soon Tssuiled IN fluctuations
tnEnu.h WIDE ASK Of ISSUES
- nfiH: seemed directed against some OF
'h' t"u"N ana IoulCCO issues. 49, tho result OF
li"ttn Iaiiy. which rose IL II. bot drouped
l" a. l"DHCCO Products, which sofa down
~, =. Hnd American tobacco SECURITIES.
when so!i At -, RULED IN later trading.
heitr"I ASpnalt droUpcd to IA. but rccoN-
eF,d ana Went 60 ~ Allied backing hsasn
SOFA ppiHts OF ALncr!cuu Safety Razor
".'s weak and sOiG down To l'j..
IA the on Ast ;hcre MS some Improve:
tn"Ui. lhlernN,!pHai Petroleum recovered
from lir. 10 1. ana seemed steady al the
natter pi!c". Gurcy Gillespie a.>O reeLincd
some OF ltS losses. Texas Company
somewhat strong Shrll transport improved
Ina Boston Wvomins recovered points
I ABOVE its low.
Mining shares. except In tn. s!lvers group
showed q disposition toward lower prices.
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HOMORS FOR SHIP CAPTAIN
Cross OF Legion of Honor bestowed on
st. PuurS Commander fur Ser
vice to Franco.
IRv Assoc!ated prcss l

no ec;on ~ HAMA my 10. me- Gross OK
Ell by the French government on Cap
tain Arthur y. Mills. master OF tho
formerly in command OF the Mongolia.
The decoration was granted In recog-
milton OF Captain Mills seamanship
last July when he lowed the disabled
French cruiser. D'Arc. more than 400
miles 70 safe anchorage at tho Azores
On board the cruiser at the time
was President Pcssoa. of Brazil, who
wac transferred al sea TO the trans
port lmperator bound for New York
Captain Mills is commodore of the
American Line feet.
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EASIER TERMS GIVEN TO
REINSTATE INSURANCE
War Risk Insurance Bureau Announces
Notifications Of Conditions on
Lapsrd Policies.
LRy Assncint-d Prcss- l

WASIiINGTON. Nov. l3-Undcr mod
ification Of conditions governing rein
statements OF lapscd policies. an
Surancc Bureau. no statement as to
physical condition will be required
within three, months after discharge
from the service. but after three
months Il statement declaring the pol
iry-holdcr to be in good health as
al the time OF discharge will be re
quircd together with 4 written request
for reinstatement and Two months
premiums
Policies may be reinstated within
eighteen months after discharge upon
payment of two months premiu ms and
All iaPSed p6cieS may ns led
length Of time since premium has
been paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-14

trading ia Liberty bonds in the local
market today brought new low prices
for the Fourth 4 IL per cent loan
which was quoted at S?l.70. with Vic
tory 3i's a; S9?30. Weakness In
these bonds is attributed to selling by
individuals TO obtain cash with which!
to project margins IN stool; accounts
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock
Sales.

800 Advance Rum,cN ....
100 Advance iiumiey. pid. =.
$500 Allis-chaltncrs
JON AiliS-thalm liners, pid.
Loo Alaska Coli.
1900 Am. Bet, Sugar. com.
5000 American Can .
LOO Atncric!In Can. Dfd
$500 Am. Car and Edry
l.hoo american Cotton OH.
100 Am. Hide aud Lea. com
1'99p An Hide and Lea, DR..
..nn'o,oovv american l.lnSeod OIL -.
JO.2o0 American i.ocomo,tyn
1850 Am. Int. CorDn.
?,ipO american Smelling
400 Am. Drug Syrd,citc.
y "p American Sugar
~" Nin. rc! and Tel. co.
ZOO Amer Tobacco, corr
~ Amer. Tobacco. MD
"Oo Nm Writing Paper. MA
~" american Wooden
.JnD anaconda Copper
800 Nt,hisou
-" Atlantic Coast Line
\. g. T.. Of CT HaltoD
100" iiI!t imor" and Ohio
80 n -" hlchcm Steel. B..
ga Re hiehcm Steel. S.a pfd
's'2op ia .dwin Locomotive
$40 CANADIAN Pacific
geo California Petroleum
-. 100 Central Leather. com.
$40 ChoSapcak and ohio
100 tChicaGo Great Western
200 en-. Great West. ;fd
!. 90 chi. Mil. and ST Paul.
300 CHI. Il. |. aud r.. com
900 chi. l.. l. and y. &C. pfd
100 CHI. X. !. ana f.. -. ptd
-. coo cruc!b!e Steel Co!... com
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
1000 Cuba Cane Sugar. ....
20. 500 Corn Products. CON-.
f.So0 Frceport Texas
IoO Dome Mines ..
1900 Erie. LIST pfd.
$4,000. Gcncral Motors
$500 Goodrich. com
$500 Great Northern. pfd
500 Gicat North. Ore CTS
100 Illinois Central ..
10000 Inter Nickel .
G.lo6 Inspiration Copper ......
13.2p0 Int. Mer. Mar. com
1900 Int MGR Mar, pfd ......
22.00o In; Paper. com .....
ln,. Paper. Dfd. stamped
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NAV YOKK rNnnl.CE MAEKE1,

,,E.:N U!EIN. NV i8--I'oIIOWina On carly
snap n't nnh"r scattered LIQUIDATION cotton
80. OF ii;nsd un on Duyin. e! the west
".'N rhIhstaln hN recent s".lvrs on sCrolin :
., the 1;;np7"yement IN cotton and Wall
:, re- IN" Close Mas irregular. wltG prices
Is FONTS higher 70 - points lower rhs. nj,
tufn"Nsi Wa the heaviest sine trading va
Ic-uHt"" id.'t srTine. thv iutG! being -, 400
D-trCis. TENDER. $40 barrels Prime crii.i,..
,H@r 90: lr.mr summer yellow SPOT - 90 :
december. no: March. :2.is: Man - 80 Z:
priin" winter ys!iow and summer WHIT. =, -,
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK.. Nov. Is-Hiarkets for cot,
ton goods md yarns today Yer. steady ana
moro .aue,. English government linens and
yssns TO-DAY were steady and more uulet.
f:nyhth government linens In this '-oouiry
I'D sr, =. tr:clY az they could hr allotted herc
~ h,anla division Of the Eovcrnm"nt
600 yards OF cotton goods for sale
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'EeS4risd by Rogers. PIunmcr 4 co inc
Ma rko t" s,s nc: Va NOV i3..Spanish
Sinias: Market steady -
Fancy Jumbo. lose Der pound
Extra prime. 'nr per pound
fancy handpicked. s+c to l0c nor pound
smelling stock. Sc to Sc per mound
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. CA. Nov. i:-Turpcu.inc
- stock "a 1913. " 'S''>7'
oK@sin steady: sales. to2: rcccipts. .iss: stock
H. X; 1870: ". eo2i. y. Hco: VIZ .l.5:
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK M,rkEr

.,.NI.N f'Itf\, NOV. iJ.--EervcE. no trf,diur
Cai.es stead ve4ls. Sl'.Wa Il 10: cu!lS sii 80
Shcep ana lambs steady: sheep. $500 q: -
cu.L. 5000 tiG: lambs, Si2.C0sI sit 50. ctils
'i.T !il"; Searings. t309lr 5000
iioSs steady al ;n5sfr 1890; pigs $40;
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
CHICAGO LIVE SrOCK MARkEr

CHICAGO. Nov ls-iIog s-Rcceiots 20 40;
lower. Bulk, .HoO n .ii.@"; top. sli5o: pigs
Cat;ic-Receiuts. 1900: slow Beef steers
;s9@.i;':i 20 SIS q SO So veal calves.
shcsa.Rccelp,s. slo@: steady Lambs.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

tBy Caskio G. Eurch & Cos
Richmond. Va. Nov. Is 1919
vir=in;a Is. Old g. and r.. 1852 sS,i -
Virginia Centuries 1891 .......... soi5 800
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond city Is o ana R. eIs
RAILROAD ROEDS.
Southern Rv.. LIST IS. 1884,. ST 49,
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NEW YORK. Nov. l3.-Prices in the out
SIDE securities markct wore confused am,
TrrsoIar. with general downward ter
d"h'S TIE opening was fairly strong bu,
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

I BY National City Co. Richmond Onfce.)
An. Tel. and Tel. cow 6s.............. So
An. Toll. and Tel. deb. ss................ IS
American Thread Go ..:................... y,,s
Anaconda Corner Co. ee............-.... -
British JEf tlS5.l ......................... c.i.
Central ArSsntiDe S.. -
Chicago Great Western e. .......,. tt,.
,niNaEo Sorthwestera Is .....-........... .8i,
Cleveland Electric Illuminating ss..... %
chi. All. and ST. Paul +hs.......... 5i,1
Cuban Government ttIs .................. t!i.
Federal Farm Loan 1t4s .................. 1904.
Federal Farm Loan -. ............,... Nzl
Il', Cent. Railway coll. trust 5ieS........ 81
IntcrDorouEh Rapid Transit Sc. q, 49,. 5lr,
i>chiEh Valley ~. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .sl
Prnnsy'vaaid fa!t~-S zen. IS. .......... ::i.
SeAbodrd Air Linz cons. 65....,..-....... So.
Southern Railway gen. 4s................. e3n
Union Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures 1923.
United States Rubber observation-disclosures. IG3i.
Sifg!nan Railway Observation-Disclosures. s.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ND rKnnUCE.

CHICAGO. Nov. lS.--Forn advanced ir
nrice today strengthened by the upwa I'd
m mo, n; q ths New XoTk stock nsf I
was firm a, nc 70 exc ne, higher. oa,s
provisions varied from ico decline to ris,
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LIVERPOOL. Nov iS-Co,,nn $40. In In.
creased d"rna5d: prices weak. Good mid =
ding, Gt2: fniiv mlddlinr az: n,lddiinr
80: low TiIdli1r ZIG: good ordinarT. ls :.
;!f-a american. Rccein,s. go bales .ncit.d,
Ing 80 Amnric2n Futures closed firm. No
Nah u.s.: May. T,:c: .'u'y. :o.se; October.
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COFFEE
NEN YORK. Nov. lS.-Srot coffee ouie,
Rio "a l.c: Santos 1s :6lc
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United STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
SHORT TERM NOTES.

American TOBACCO IS. Nov. ]. ltrs 80. i6:s.
Anglo French Sc. Oct. IS. 1870. ........... 31is
Arrnous and Co. 6s. June L. :acc......... irn
British Si.S. Nov. !. i9ls.................. ITO
British $50. Eov. ]. ls>l............... o..
- Q. join, IS. July /. lssl ......... e,I
Cndahy Psek.nE Co. g: July Il. ,sG I'D u
Hooking Val Ry. Col. Tr 6s. Mar. I. 1924 81
Jacob pold Packing Co. IS. Nov. Is la2o.. lci
Jacob Doid Packing Co ~. Nov. Is. lac5 lo.si
LisEett and Myers SC. Dec. J. le2!........ iooH
Moline Piow Co. Is. Sept. |. lo2l........ I0oil
Moline Piov Co. rs. Sept. |. 1877. ....... 1902
AoRnnKahela Valley Traction Co. Is
July I. 1923 Observation-Disclosures. -
frocto, and Gamble Is. Mur. l. I1zI -. iolS
Proctor and Gamble 7s. Mar. !. 1874. 1917
Sou.hsrn Railway g.. Mar. /: l.e...,.. AZ
swift ard co. ss. Aug. IS. 1874. ..-..... loo1s
Ing Is. FEB l. 1890 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1904.
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NEW ORLEANS. Soy ls-cotton was
weak on the oucninE today and Eel! of for
declines OF {, 10 ~ coints. but IN the las;
haif hour of trading pronounced strength
dc'~ion",i. and las, prices were 81 20 liz
pc'nis up. net on very steady some. clos :
.aE prices wcre within fcw points or the
TOP. Early weakness was due 10 the carry
Ing over OF the s"llinE movement of yes
trrday. and The later strength was caused
oy u better feeling In the money rnarke l.
bnt me re.usa! o: spots 10 follow the d
cline "a contracts and hy tho extremely cold
weather In the belt.
IN" openlng slurn0 expected and Wa :
plainly Que 10 overnight selling orders xhich
bad accumulated with IN. comnissl ON
houses. jus; Whom tn" market looked very
wal and predictions were going tho rounds
OF fuTtHer wide hreaES 10 come. aggressive
buying appeared for long conn, based on
!-ee=ir= tcmucraturcs IN the bel: and tn.
market commenced 20 recover. Yost.-dav's
short sellers corn-n"rc%d to buy rov"-v in a
iarE" wa IN order 70 realize profits. and
prices moved ND 10 net advances This uo-
swing d NJ: stop until III" active months
were - 10 :. roirts ve-tc-asyv c'o=c
Then followed re-;od Of nervous nuctua :
tious during which the ma-kc, SANK to
small net declines again. but late in tho dav
level.
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SALES
: Richmond Trust Co. E2i5
J OLD DOMINION TWIST Co. 2lS.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.


tBy Woodson- Craix Co.. Inc Richmond Va }
y. 8. Food Administration License No @ oc7io
Richmond. Va. Nov. IL. 1919.
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M!tdhnE. 5rei: exports. l.o", baie.; stock
Minor ports-S;ock. 5sC.5
Total today-R~c e:p;s. a2.i! bales: exports
q: lSJ bales: stock. lS7.6so bales
Total for wcek-Eccc!utS. -. fii bales: .1-
rortS 1867 bates
TOTAL cr- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2oN o.. bs!..:
.xpc-ts. i.soss7. haies
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Totgl sales for DAY. l.ISh 900 eharae
Total sales FOR week days., 44a 100 srar.s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash poisons and toxins from
system before putting
food into stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri-
ties into the blood, causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every oupnce of food taken in
to the stomach, nearly an ounce of
waste material must be carried out of
the body. If this waste is not elimi-
mated day by day it quickly ferments
and generates poisons, gases and tox-
ins which are absorbed or suched in
to the blood stream. through the
lymph ducts which should such onl
nourishment.
splendid health measure is to
drink, before breakfast each day, a
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it, which
is a harmless way to wash these poi
sons from the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels; thus cleansing, sweeten
ing and freshening the alimentary ca
nal before eating more food.
A quarter pound of of limestone
phosphate costs but very little at the
drug store, but is sufficient to make
anyone an enthusiast on inside bath
ing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31
COLORADO GUARDSMEN
OUT FOR STRIKE DUTY

DENVER, Oct. 31.-Colorado
guardsmen are mobilizing. on the or
ders of Governor Shoup for duty in
the coal strike. The governor also
asked "a conference of state officers of
the American Legion to arrange for
the aid of war veterans in preserving
order.
Shoup announced his determination
to strongly repress violence and dis
order" and to protect the "constituti-
onal right of every man to work when
where and for wnom he pleases."
The state troops. numbering 1000
will be used principally TO protect min
ers who desire TO continue work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31

creek. Clemens thinks he is the most
unlucky man in the world. Last night
he walked down the main street of the
city with two full quart pars of peach
brandy of home brew. One bottle fell
from the pocket of Clemens and was
broken on the sidewalk. After going
few steps farther the second bottle
met similar fate. Police Chief Hea-
ter took Clemens into custody, charg-
ing him with drunkenness.
A $50 bond for appearance in court
this morning was forfeited. month
ago Clemens was arrested when he
appeared on the streets with liquor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31
Barley Prices Hold.
Corn and Oats Up.

steody for the past two days, oats and
corn show advances. Oats are up so
cents all around, while one grade Of
corn went up so cents and the other
81. Mill feed is up 25 cents. The
prices today are as follows: NO.
barley. s62. standard feed and No. 3
blue barley $65. Oats are at S5l.5o'
s52 "a and s53. Corn is at $3.50,
and sci. Mill feed is s37.15.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31
PGnd|ctOn Market News

c:ally mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, zoe.
Hens, 16 to zoe.
Spring chickens. zoe a pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham, best quality, Csc.
Bacon best quality. 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter
Butter fat, 6Sc f. o. b. Pendleton.
Butter, $1.15 a roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes, &c a pound.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31
FRUIT JARS OF LIQUOR
ARE DROPPED ON STREET

THE DALLES. Ore, Oct. 3l.-one
thing after another happened last
night to George Clemens OF Cheno"lth
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31

Only eight leads of livestock were
received at North Portland for Thurs
DAYS trade and trade conditions were
/ little changed with hogs steady to
strong, cattle quiet, and sheep and
lambs generally steady.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-31

/ With only about two loads reported
! in overnight market for hcgs reflect
ed a steady to strong tone. During
the morning no change in quotations
was shown, killers being averse to
paving anything above S14 for tops.
The labor standard., 1919-06-01
WAGE DEMANDS
 CALLED IJNTIMELY
Building Trades Employers As sOciatiOn of Boston Issues Statement to the Public Wage Increases Retarding Building Operations

BOSTON-Announcing that the de- mand of the striking carpenters and fathers for an increase in wages to $1 an hour is untimely and should be withdrawn, the Building Trades Elm ployers Association of Boston has is sued a statement to the public, set ting forth what it says "the strike demand of carpenters and fathers is doing" as follows:
 "These demands for B 1-3 per cent. increase in wages at this time are killing 'build-now campaigns
 "Discouraging completely the erec- tion of numerous structures of both public and private nature that the people stand in need of. "Depriving fair contractors of get ting contracts because of the added cost demanded by this big jump in wages, which must be figured on all work by the contractor, only to be refused by the owner upon presenta- tion.
 Creating dissatisfaction, unrest, and stimulating likewise exorbitant demands for wage increases in all affiliated trades, thereby producing a multiplication of increases.
 "Crippling the building industry at an hour when it should be most help full, and is most needed for the well fare and employment of large DOT tion of our people.
 ''After full realization of present world conditions not forgetting the steadily increasing number of unem- ployed, especially in the building busi- ness, does it not behoove those seek ing additional compensation now to consider from what source same is to be obtained, and having honestly done so, we feel sure that nothing short of a withdrawal of this untimely demand will meet with their reason in the matter"