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THE MORXIXG OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1920 V LIGHT WIRE lilY FOR POTATOES HERE Oregon Growers Still Asking Former Prices. JOBBING TRADE IS LIGHT liberal Shipments Are Being; Made Previous Sales Unsettled Markets at t. o. b. Points. on There is some wire inquiry for potatoes but the demand is lighter than it was and shipments are limited except .on previous sales. Farmers are still asking up to 11 lor the crest grade of Burbanks. a price that shippers are not disposed to pay. The Jobbing; market Is well supplied but tradlns bas slowed down. Hauling; from nearby farms supplies most of the re tailers. Sales of Burbanks on the street average $4.75, and for Netted Gems $3 is generally quoted. More or lees posted stock, both Oregon and Washington. Is still being; offered on the market. Re ceipts yesterday were one car of Oregon and one car of Washington potatoes. Ship ments of Oresons Wednesday were 14 cars to the following; destinations: Stock ton six, San Francisco four and Napa Boseburr, Corvallis and Walla Walla, one eacb. Oregon shipments in the past week totalled 27 cars as against 30 cars in the preceding week. Total United States shipments last week were 2297 cars com pared with 2959 cars the week before. Shipments for the season to date and total shipments last season were as follows: trraham, $11.80; valley, 311.10; stralehts, $11 per barrel. WILLi'iiliU Prices f. o. b. mill, city cartage $2 extra. Mill run, car lots or mixed cars, S45 per ton: rolled barley, $74; rolled oats, fiS; (round barley, $74; scratch feed, $i CORN Whole, JOT; cracked, $69 per ton. HAT Buying; prices, f. o. b. Portland; Alfalfa, $31.30; cheat, $22; clover, $-; oats and vetch, $-tt; valley timothy, $2U Dairy and Country Produce, BUTTER Cubes, extras, 05c per pound; prints, parchment wrappers, box lots, 59c; cartons. 60c; half boxes, c more; less than halt boxes, lc more; butterfat. No. 1, 3tiG?37c per pound at stations; Portland delivery, ordinary grades, 51c; A grade, 61c. EGOS Jobbing prices to retailers: Ore Son ranch, candled, 30&32c; selects, 33 (a 57c. CHEESE Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook; Triplets. 32c; Young Americas, 33c; long horns, 33c Coos and Curry, f. o. b. Myr tle Point: Triplets, 31c; Young Americas, 32 lie. POULTRY Hens. 2833c; springs, 29c: ducks, 35&44)c; geese, 2025c; turkeys, live, 37c; dressed, choice, 4Sc. VEAL, Fancy, 20c per pound. PORK Fancy, 21c per pound. Fruits and Vegetables. FRUITS Oranges, $4.506.5O: tl.OOdltl ner box: grapefruit. $ box; bananas, lOtollc per pound: apples, $1 63 per box; pears, per doi, cranberries, $... 0 per box, $13 per barreL VEGETABLES Cabbage. 6Vi cents per pound; lettuce, $3.0O6 4.23 per crate; beets $3.30 per sack; cucumbers. $22.23 dozen: carrots. $22.50 per sack; celery, I9&9.90 per crate; horseradish, 15c per pound: garlic, 4c per pound: turnips $3.50 per sack; cauliflower, $2.233.25 per crate: tomatoes, $4.3005 per box; hubbard squash, 4c pound; sprouts. 17c pound. POTATOES Oregon, $4.2505 per sack; "Yakima, $4.7o& 5.25; sweets, 7 Vic pet pound. ONIONS Oregon, STOCKS -CLOSE STEADY ins TRADING AT 'KW YORK IS SLIGHTLY MORE ACTIVE., .Foreign Exchange Rates Break, but Recover Later; Money Mar ket Is Without Feature, lemons. 25 & G. o 6146C per pound. Season to date . 7.454 . 7.4 B5 3.765 . 13.001 . 5. . 29.3B0 313 . l.ft9 . 7.2i5 450 . 2.573 . 2.1:10 S 18,380 Season 10.350 13.644 7.71! 10.0'JK 11.063 44.170 771 4.501 10.080 l.ffJS 2.1 19 2.914 27.159 Staple Groceries. Local jobbing quotations: tsUUAH SacK basis: Cane granulated, lo.ftoo per pound; beet, 11. 27c; extra C, 15.00c; Uolden C, 15.40c; Yellow D, 15.30c; cube, in barrels, 16.75c NUTS Walnuts, 323&c; Brazil nuts, 30c; filberts, 35c; almond a, C5 4j3Sc; pea nuts, 15 to 15Jr:-c ; chestnuts, 25c; pecans, c; hickory nuts, a.KQ-ioc. SALT Half arround. loos. $17 per ton; 50s. $18.50 per ton; dairy, 2oJ8 per ton. KICK Blue Koso. 10c per pouna. BKANS White. 8'kc; pink, S4c; lima. c per pound: bayous, 10c; Mexican red. 8c per pound. COFF1SK Koaatcd, In drums, jy teroj-c. California Colorado Idaho Maine Michigan Minnesota. Wisconsin. .... Montana NebraHka, Nevada New York; Oregon 2'ennsylvanla "Washington Sections through shippin Total 120.987 176.480 Tbe eastern potato markets are steady. Conditions at western shipping points were wired u follows: Idaho Kails, Idaho. Practically no haul ing on account of condition of roads. De mand good, market steady. Wagon loads cash to growers. Almost too f e w Bales to establish market. Rura's, $3.60; Rus aeta, 93.75. Carloads f. o. b. cash track. Car ahortage hindering loading. No sales reported. Greeley, Colo. Light wire Inquiry. Prac tically no hauling, loading mostly from eold storage. Demand light, movement limited. Market very unsettled. Very few sales, almost too few to establish market. Buyers holding off on account of condition of market. Rurals and . Pearls. United States No. 1. wagon loads cash to growers, mostly 34. SOFT WHEAT FLOCB3 ARE HIGHER Adrances of 30 to 40 Cents Announced by Local Mills. Soft wheat flour prices hare followed the adTance In hard wheat grades. Valley flour quotations were raised 40 cents barrel yesterday and club straights were lifted 30 cents. Tbe wheat market was unchanged with a light demand from any quarter. Coarse grains wore easier all around. Oats bids ' at tha merchants exchange were reduced EOc&fl and com bids were down 25 75c, There was no demand for barley. Weather conditions in the middle west, as wired from Chicago: "Northern Illi nois clear, eold. Western Missouri cloudy, some sleet. Kastern Kansas cloudy, cold light snow. Ohio Talley cloudy, cold, Kastern Iowa and Omaha clear, cold Minnesota clear, cold. Canada clear, eold. Forecast: Probably rain or snow colder In north and west.' Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported by the (Merchants' Exchange as follows Wheat. Barley.Flour.Oats.Hay rortiarwi tbup &o Tear ayo 12 PiaBon to date. 5507 Year ago 59."." Tacoma. Wed. ;w Year ago 16 fatton to datc.4400 Year ago 44-2 Seattle, Wed.. 39 Year ago Season to date.4175 Year ago 451 B 1 10 5 6 6 155 2504 RS5 HO SO 1557 572 21:67 1 - 5 , 3 6 134 fi0-J 20 120 027 2 111 201 475 40O ns 49 913 4S0 2065 SOFT APPLES OFTTERED TO TRADE Little Movement In Better Grade ef Fruit in Local Market. On account of liberal supplies of soft and inferior apples, which are moving slowly at low and irregular prices, there ts very little doing In the way ef the better grades locally. Shipments of Oregon apples Wednesday ware 10 ears. Sales of Oregon fruit at eastern auctions were wired as follows: At New Tork Spitzenbergs, extra fancy. all sises, $3ff3.25; New towns. $2.45 2.55. At Pittsburg Delicious, extra fancy, small, $2.552.t0; Homes, fancy, $2.30 2.35. At Philadelphia Spitzenbergs, fancy, some frosted, $1.90fW2.75. EGG MARKET IS HOLDING STEADY Provisions. Local jobbing quotations: H AMS All sizes, o47c; skinned, Dicnic. 27ftr-Sc: cottage rolL 30c. LARD Tierce basis, auVic; compound. 2fSVic ner Dound. DRY salt aoort, ciear oacas, Tjlaten. 2llc. BACON l-ancy. iiopouc; sianaa.ru, oo NEW TORK, Jan. 22. The stock mar ket dragged along in listless fashion again today, the only saential changes from the two previous sessions being a alight acces- i sion of activity and tho more settled state of foreign exchange. British, French and several of the less important European re mittances dipped to new points of depre ciation at the outset, but these were re covered as soon as the pressure of offer lugs relaxed. Much of yesterday's depression of for eign exchange waa ascribed to heavy of ferings from foreign interests, mainly those represented in London, but In well informed circles the break was again as sociated with the "deflation" process rec ommended by the federal reserve board. The money market was featureless, i apart from a disposition by local and in terior banks to resume purchases of com mercial paper In moderate volume. Call money ruled at 6 Der cent. Steadiness- prevailed at the close. Salea amounted to 000,000 shares. Liberty bonds again lost ground, the for eign bond list eased and standard rails were inclined to react moderately. Total sales, par value, were $11,350,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on calL CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Last Sales. High. Low. Sale. Ml 62 T4 136 113 97 OS 136 97 61 2i 102 111H 31 94 Va 27 3SH 128-fr 91 54; 36 85 Vi '27 36 30 S3 205Vi 10 '.4 -ox., extra quality Cal calendcred. or cropped and Hap. cut 40x50. 3 40-lnrh, ry Calcutta burlap, cut 40xuo. Shipment Thirty days from acceptance vi viici auu in atLUi utilizer niiu am t' 1 1 a . Instructions. If flour is shipped to another! port carrying a different rate than the one contracted for. the seller is to make proper freight adjustment. Shipping instruc tiona will be forwarded as soon as possible after acceptance of offer. Routing The seller shall have the right to route all shipments. Terms Demand draft on United States Grain corporation with original bill of lading and Invoice attached. Quantity Mills should only offer as much flour as can be supplied within time of shipment specified. The grain corporation reserves the right to accept all or a part of amounts offered. Offers for less than minimum carload 310 bbls.) will not be considered. Acceptance of offers Acceptance will be wired to successful bidders and telegrams will be filed with the telegraph companies within 48 hours after closing of bids, but unless specially requested to do otherwise, notices of rejection of offers will be sent by mail. Form Cf contract As soon as possible after acceptance of bids the grain corpo ration will forward to the seller a contract form in confirmation of the contract made by the acceptance of offer to be signed by the seller. GOOD DEMAND FOR HOGS EXTREME TOP OP $16.10 QUOT ED AT IvOCAIi YATtDS. CORN MARKET DEPRESSED RAILROAD EMBARGO HAS WEAKENTXG EFFECT. Hides, l'-Its and Furs. HIDES Salted, all weights, 2227c; green, 17q;--c; can, srreen or eauea, one; kip, 3rc; bulls, salted, le; green, l.'.c, borse hides, small. S.I, medium, S4.;u, large, $t47; dry hides. 35c; dry salted. c: dry calf, .'c; dry salted calf. t0c. 1'EL.TS Green saJtcd, each, iZ'ffS: green salted shearlings, each, Sue & 11; dry pelts. lull wool, per pound, 8-c; dry anon wool. per pound, l!5c; dry shearlings, eacb, lio &Uc; salted goats, i(f i, according to size; salted goat shearlings, HOcWfl; dry goats. long hair, per pound, Jyc. FUKS Good grade, extra large, large and medium sizes: Skunk, black, $3.75& 8.&0; short, $2.75(U"; narrow, $2o; broad. jcy-Ly tox, red, fiu'aw- sras. -0 tf; raccoon, S.&Ub; mink, dark, ordinary, J2.5U&b; winter muskrat, 31 3.50; wolf or coyote, soft, silky, $820; average, $513; white weasel or ermine, 60cS2; lynx, heavy furred, $luoo; or dinary. SlOTiO; lynx cat, heavy, S513, ordinary, $30; otter, dark, Sll::5, or dinary, Scy 21; marten, pale, brown or dark, $5(g'30; fisher, pale, brown or dark, 14j80; bear, black, 14jL'!; brown, fl 14; wildcat, 2.cetS2; civet cat, luci&si; house cat, lOi&tiOc; ring tails, 2iiC$2; jackrabbit, 1020c; moleskins, 5g3uc. Hops, Wool, Etc. HOPS 1919 crop. 8.rc per pound, 3-year contracts, 45c average. MOHAIR Long . staple, 404oc; short staple, 25 30c. TALLOW No. 1 lOc; No. 2, 8c per pound. CASCARA BAKh. New, 11c; old, ic per pound. WOOL, Eastern Oregon, fine. 40&5UC; medium, 45,g'5rtJc; coarse, 35t37c; valley, medium, &0-52c; coarse, 3037c. Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels, $2.06; raw, cases, S2.21; boiled, barrels, $2.08; boiled, drums, S2.ll; boiled, cases, $2.23. TURPENTINE Tanks. $2.07; casks, $2.22. COAL OIL Iron barrels. 13H16c; tank wagons. 13c; cases, 24 31c. GASOLINE Iron barrels, 25c; wagons, 2c; cases, 351ic. SAN FRANCISCO PBODl'CE MARKET Price Current on Vegetables, Fresh Fruits, Etc., at Say City. SAJJ FRANCISCO. Jan. 22. Butter Am Beet Suk. Am Can 1,000 Am Cr &. Fdry l,ou Am H At L pld l.Six) Am i.oco .... i.uw Am t-m & Rfg U0O A m Sugar Kfg ...... Am Sum Tobac 2,400 Am Tel & Tet 1.100 Anaconda Cop 2.400 Atchison 4,400 A CI & W I S S l.OOO Baldwin. Loco. 20.1OO Bait & Ohio. . 700 Beth Steel B. JS.20O B & S Copper. 100 Calif Petrol .. - 300 Canadian 1'ac. l.oix Cent Leather. 8.7oO Ches & Ohio.. 400 Chi M ft St P 8tO Chi & N W . . O00 Chi R 1 & Pac l.OOO Chino Copper. 3,000 Col Fu & Iron 13.2DO Corn Products l,4oo Crucible Steel 1J.0OO Cuba Cane Sue o..V0 V S i'd Prods 3.200 Erie boo Gen Electric. loo Gen Motors .. 4.100 Gt No pfd 400 Gt No Ore ctfs Boo Illinois Central 100 Inspir Copper. Int M M pfd.. 4.KO0 Inter Nickel.. 7.0OO Inter Paper . . 2,600 Kennecott Cop 700 Louis & Nash Mexican Petro. 16.300 Miami Copper 400 Mid vale Steel. 2.200 Missouri Pac. OOO Montana Pow. 200 Nevada Cop .. 100 N Y Central.. BOO N Y N H & H 2,200 Norf Ai West Northern Pac. 1.000 Pac Tel & Tel 2.7O0 Pan-Am Pet. 12.000 Pennsvlvania.. 2.000 Pitts & W Va. 70O Pittsburg Coal 2.000 Ray Con Cop. tuto Reading ex dv 3.OO0 Rep Jr & Steel 1 1.0O0 Sin Oil & Rfg. 21.700 Southern Pac. 10,700 Southern Ry.. l.SOO Studebaker Co 16,3oo Texas Co 4.MOO Tobacco Prods 1,400 Union Pacific. 1.7oO Untd Rtl Strs. 6.70O U S Ind Alco. 2.400 U S Steel 18.300 do pd 400 ftah Copper. 1.70O Westing Elect 80 Willys-Overlnd 4.200 National Lead ooo Ohio Cits Gas. 2.000 Royal Dutch.. I1.8OO 53 130, 114 7i 8t "93" 07 Ti 01' 83 Ts 162 111T4 i-i 94 V4- 27 39 ',i 1211 's 91 05 30-4 So. 27 37 "i 3D',, Hi 207 K 32 ' 6'.s i:n 17 ' 3 304 i 78 38 88 Ti 06 Is 9.'. 'i 20 Vi 81 30 's ii'i" ' 2:!H 49 Vi 20 V, W 16'i 6-i"j 2-.- 42 92 42 ' 29 14 61 '.4 21 -, 7. v 109 43 101 V4 103i 202 H 91 122 86 100 100 H lion 7054 02 'i 29 54 81 4tii 107 52 Vi 136 112V4 97 67 9ili' 97 61 82 i 160 110 31 9:1 27 38 i 128 Va 04 4 80 Vi 26 3614 37 821 204 51 60 13 167 i 77- 38 88 6ji 93 Vi 24 Vi 80 30 193 i" a3Vi 49 2014 60 16V4 68 V 26 V 7S K'J 91 42 28 V4 60 21 74 10S4 41 -b 99 21 V4 102 199 V4 89 V4 121 80 104 Vi 104 113 74 H 02 2SVi 80 Vi 40i 106 Cattle and Sheep Are IT n changed. Ttventy Loads Received OTernlght. The hog market was firm at the stock yards with a general top of 16 again quoted and an extreme top of 110.10 pre vailing, a fuH load being sold at that price. The cattle market was steady with a fair run. Sheep and lambs were firm and unchanged. Receipts were 271 cattle, 12 calves,' 814 bogs and 146 sheep. The day's sales were as follows: Weight. Prlce.l Weight.Price. 60 Si 13 167 V4 302 ? 77 jb 38 8874 06 90 24 14 81 30 loevs 194 23 '4 49 V. 20 Vi 60 16 6SV4r 26 Vn 9S 78 V 4- 9-J 41 29 '4 8H, 21 74 ' 108 42 Vi 100 14 21 14 102 20O 90 86 104 104 74 llOVi 74 29 81 46 196 Break la Britisli Exchange Rates Also Promotes Selling Ar rivals at Chicago Small. CHICAGO. Jan. 22. Notic that rail roads would not take grain east ven for export was a source of depression today the corn market. Prices closed weak. 1 cent to lc net lower, with May $1.33 to $1.33 and Jul-r $1.31 to $1.31 Oats lost Vic to He. In provisions the out come was unchanged to 17c down. Except during the early trade, bears had a continuous advantage as to corn. The Initial strength came from the fact that arrivals of corn were small and from an advance in hog quotations. un tne other hand, knowledge that British ex change had fallen to the lowest point on record tended plainly to disturb holders of corn. Oals held comparatively firm. Hedging on the part of small packers weakened provisions. Leading futures ranpred s folldws: Ssteers 1 cow. ... 1 cow. ... 1 cow.. . . 1 cow .. . 1 cow.. .. 1 cow.. .. 1 cow. ... 1 cow ... 1 cow. ... 1 cow 1 CO w ... 1 cow ... 1 cow.. . . 1 cow. . . . 1 cow ... 3 calves. . 10 calves.. 1 bull 1 bull ... 1 bull ... 13 hogs. . . 73 hogs. . . 6 hogs. . . 2 hogs. . . 6 hogs. . . 1 hog. . . . 1 hog. . . . 1 hog. . . . 1 hog. . . . 1 hog 87 hogs. . , 51 hogs. . . 0 hogs.. . 70 hogs. . . 70 bogs 1010$ 9.201 16 hogs. .. . 21ISH4.80 . t:iu 8.001 3 hogs 3 io.ou . 990 6.00i97 hogs 231 16.10 . 640 4.0OI 9 hogs 215 15.50 .1060 8.0O! 1 hog 100 14.00 . 500 8.00153 hogs.. .. j 211 15.75 . 81C 5.00! 1 hog 310 14.00 . 930 8 ooi93 hogs 190 16.00 .1030 9.O0 04 hogs 226 10.70 . 900 7.00 32 hogs 10 13.75 . 7lO 6.OO 20 h(s "1ST 14.70 .1120 e.ool 1 hog 190 10.75 .11HO 8.0O 39 hogs 217 15.73 . 950 8.00.17 hogs. 180 13.75 . 740 O.OOl 5 hogs 100 14.00 .1010 10.35! 1 hog 100 14.00 .. 366 9.0OI 6 hogs 148 15.O0 . 309 6.001 2 hogs 170 14.5(1 . 90 7.501 2 hogs 290 14.0O .14S0 8.5 2 hogs 110 14. 00 .1180 7.501 3hr.tr 83 13.O0 . 193 15 lambs... 100 10.70 . 21S 16.00! 1 ewe 140 10.00 . 161 14.001 3 vearllngs. 110 13.50 CORN. Open. High. Low. Close. $1.44 . $1.44 $1.42'i $1.42i 1.34 1.30 1.33 1.33 1.32 1.33 1.31 1.31 OATS. .82 .82 .82 .82- .70 .75 .70 .75 MESS POKK. .... 39.00 .... 39.37 39.00 39.00 LARD. 24.50 24.60 24.32 , 24.32 .... 24.97 24.67 24.67 SHORT RIBS. 20.75 20.83 20.62 20.62 21.20 20.97 20.95 BONDS. . .98.901 Anglo-Fr Ss ... . .9 1.98 A T & T cv 6s. . .90.7olAtch gen 4s.... . .92.60iD & H i con 4s. ..91.30;N Y C deb 6s.. ..93.24IN P 4s . .91.36' N P 3s 98.50' . .98.44 .100 .100 .103 .100 . .88 . .881i Pac T sc T 5s. Pan con 4s . S P cv Its So Ry 6s U P 4s U S Steel 5s.. 7 I 99 Vi 98 64 92 I 76 54 "M7 91 103 85 84 98 V4 1 on Street at 6052 Caadled Stock Sells Cents. The egg market was steady with moder ate receipts and some outside demand. The country buying price held at 47 cents. Can dled stock sold on tbe street at 50 52 cents. Butter was steady with cubes moving la a small way at 55 cents. Poultry and dressed meat receipts were fair and prices generally steady. The best pork moved at 21 cents. Corn Trade In England Quiet. Weather In the United Kingdom Is springlike and the feeding demands are being reduced. Business has quieted down. American mixed In distant positions Is be ing offered more freely, while plate for all positions Uj held at 65s per quarter, the maximum. Prospects for the new crop f Argentina are excellent and Indications point to a good out-turn. Old supplies of corn are still quite large, but a good por tion of this is foreign owned, awaiting the necessary tonnage. Oats trade is very quiet. American clipped are held at prices which are considered too high and no busi ness of consequence bas been recorded. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings, ,. .. . $0,433,304 Portland Seattle . Tai-oma Spokane 7.003,132 721.173 2.374.049 Balances. $1,213,232 2.028.202 130.814 920.668 rORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc Merchants' Exchange, noon session: ' Bid. Oat." .Tan. Feb. llarch. No. 3 white feed ....$61.75 $62.50 $03.00 Corn J.-o. 3 yellow" 58.00 59.00 Eastern oats and corn, bulk: Oats K-pound clipped 60.00 60.50 38-pound clipped ... 60.50 61.00 Corn No. 3 yellow 59.00 59.00 59 00' WHEAT, Government basis, $2.20 per kmsbel. FLOUR Family patents, $13.15; bakers' bard wheat, $13.75; wbole wheat, $12.05; 59.06 ei.oo 61.50 62c. Eggs Fresh extras, 64 c; extra pullets, 06c; undersized pullets. 01c. Cheese Old style California flats, fancy, 33 c; firsts, 32c: Young America, 36c. Vegetables Eggplant, southern, 1015e per lb.; do, Florida, 20&20c lb.; bell pep. pers, southern, 10yi20c per lb.; chile, south, ern, 15G?20c; pimentos, 1012c; squash, ci earn, 7&10c; hubbard, $1.25l.i5 per sack; marrow fat, $1.251.75 per sack. Tomatoes, southern. 75c t& 1.75 a crate. Potatoes, street prices, rivers, $5 5.20 per cental; sweet, 56c per lb.; Oregon Bur banks. $2.25. Onions, yellow and white. $4.00 per cental; Australian brown, $00 5.50; crystal white. 5c per lb. Cucumbers, 3.75S4; garlic, 22&25c per lb.; do, Man churia, lOdylOc per lb. Beans, string, nominal; lima. 20e; celery, $47 -per crate; artichokes, per dozen, $11.50; tur nips, per sack. Il.oOiai.io; beets, $1,739 2; carrots, $1.2501.00; cauliflower, $1.20 1.50 per dozen; lettuce, southern, $1.73 ti2: Sacramento, iiv. per crate; peas, 10417 c; sprouts, 7l9c lb.; olives, HQ 12 c. Fruit Oranges, navels, $43; lemons. S2. 00(0.4. 00; grape fruit. $2.206?3.70; ba nanas. 84jsc per pouna; pineapples, u 04.50 dozen; pears, cooking, $1&1.o0; Winter Nellie, $2.7o3.50; Oregon, $4. Apples. Rhode Island Greenings $1.659 1.70: Newtown Pippins, $1.70(&2.20; Ore gon Spitzenberg. $2. 30Q3. 2a; Baldwin, y. (&P2.25; Oregon Newtown Pippins, 2.003 lady apples, $2.502.73 box. Pome granates, $1.25 1& 1.50 per box; rhubarb. $1.75&2 per box. Receipts r lour, diuii quarters; w neat. 800 centals; barley, 600 centals; beans. 1400 sacks; potatoes, 2725 sacks; hay. 140 tons; 'ggp, 129.270 dozen; sugar, 10,019 centals; hides, 393. Coffee Futures Lower. NEW YORK, Jan. 22. The market for coffee futures opened at an advance of 5 to 10 points on covering promoted by advances in milreis prices at Santos and talk of a firmer technical position as result of recent declines. There was sell ing on the continued weakness of sterling exchange rates as indicated by early re ports, however, and the market eased off during the afternoon under renewed liqui dation accompanied by reports of slight ly easier firm offers from Santos. May reacted from 15.93c to 10.78c and closed at 10.81c. with the general list showing a net decline of 0 to 8 points. Closing bids: January. 10.40c; March. 15.6oc; May 15.81c: July, 10c: September. lo.75c; Octo ber. 13.66c: December, 15.50c. bpol coriee monerate aemana. Klo 7 s. lOc; feantos 4s. 'tr 'Z . c. Seattle Feed and Hay. SEATTLE. Jan. 22. City delivery: Feed Mill, $00 per ton: scratch feed, $84; feed wheat, S89: all-grain chop, $76; oats, $69 ftfTO: sprouting oats. 174; rolled oats. 174: whole corn, $74: cracked corn, $76; rolled barley, sho; clipped nariey. $85. Hay Eastern Washington timothy mixed. 3rcrtw per ton: uouDie compressed. $42 aKalfa. $30; straw, $1718; Puget sound. per ton. Taroms Millers Advance Flour. TACOMA. Jan. 22. Tacoma millers to day gave notice of an advance of 80 cents a barrel in the price of hard wheat flour. Soft wheat flour Is now quoted at $18.40 dellverea, ana nara wneat Hour at $17. Millers said the Increase was due to the higher price or hard wheat, which is bring. ing irom s.- 10 .v4u in tne coast mar kets, they explained. Eastern Dairy Produce. NEW YORK. Jan. 22. Butter unchanged. Eggs firm; fresh gathered extras, 73((374c; extra firsts, 71l72c; firsts. 6970c. Cheese unchanged. - Bid. U S Lib 3s. do 1st 4s .. do 2d 4s . . do 1st 4V4a. do 2d 4s. do 3d 4's, do 4th 4V4s, Victory 3s , do 4-i.s .. D S 2s reg. .. do coupon U S 4s reg. .. do coupon . Pan 8s reg.. do coupon .. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOSTON. Jan. 22. Closing quotations: Allouez 30 INorth Butte ... 16 Ariz Com 13 Calu & Ariz 64 Calu & Hecla. .385 Centennial .... 15 Cop Range ... 45 Vi East Butte ... 14 u Franklin 3 Isle Royalle $4 I.ake Cop ..... 4 Mohawk 67 Bid. Jan May. July... May.... July.. .. Jan-. . . May. . . . May July May.. July.. Cash prices were: Corn No. 2 mixed and No. 3 mixed, not quoted; No. 4 mixed, $1.47&1.49; No. yellow. $1.38. Oats No. 2 white, 87873ic; No. 3 white, 8 87c. Rye No. 2, $1.72. Barley, $ 1.44 43) 1.00. Timothy seed. $10.00314.50. Clover seed, $4oi58. Pork, nominal. Lard, $23.50&23.C0. Ribs. $196120. Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22. Wheat, $2.20; oats, red feed. $3,2013.30; barley, feed, $3.u0&a.6u; corn, California yellow, $3.20i&3.30; White Egyptian, $3.70 J3.77. Kay Wheat or wheat and oats. $25029 ton; tame oats, $27i30: wild oats, $210 24: barley, $2326; alfalfa, $2330; stock hayv $1821 barley straw, OOifbOc bale. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. .22. Barley, $1.20 M 47. Flax, $0.11 gO. 1. Naval Stores. SAVANAH, Ga., Jan. 22. Turpentine steady; $1.86 i 1.S7; Bales none; receipts 6 barrels; shipments .549 barrels; stock 10.002. barrels. Rosin firm: sales 243 barrels; receipts 56 barrels; shipments 3048 barrels; stock 89.714 barrels. Quote: B. D. E and F. $18: G $17.85(818.00: H $17.9018.10; I $19.2O19.30; K $19.50; M $20.50; N $20.60; WG, $20.75: WW, $22. 2HO 1.1 213 10.251 6 cows 170 14.001 7 cows 320 15.001 2 cows., 190 15.751 7 cows. 200 15.751 1 steer 420 14.101 1 steer 199 IS.IO1 1 calf. , 205 10.80151 hogs. 308 13.80! 3 hogs. 211 10.80! 8 bogs. 211 10.801 Livestock prices at local Cattle Best steers Good to choice steers Medium to good steers .... Fair to good steers ........ Common to fair steers ...... Chol'-e cows and heifers Good to choice cows, heifers.. Medium to good cows, heifers hair to medium cows, heifers. Csnners Hullo Prime light calves Heavy calves Slockers and feeders ........ llocs Prime mixed Medium and mixed Rough heavies Pigs Eastern lambs Light valley lambs Heavy valley lambs Feeder lambs Wethers Yearlings ................... fciwes 6 wethers. 106 12.00 .1141 9.00 .1081 6.00 . 975 8.00 . K95 B.20 .1020 10.00 .1290 11.50 . 140 10.00 . 245 15.50 . 396 14.50 . 153 14.00 cil of defense, vai called as a wit ness also' regarding the meaning 01 these expressions. He said in his opin ion being: a slacker was one or tne qualifications for becoming; a yel low dog. The case probably will be given to the jury tomorrow night. HOOD RIVER WANTS AID Anti-Asiatic Association Appeals to Oregon Senators. HOOD RIVER, Or., Jan. 22. (Spe cial.) R. E. Scott, secretary of the Hood River Anti-Asiatic association, today telegraphed Senators Chamber lain and Mi'Nary as-king their support of the F-helan resolution, which calls for a constitutional amendment deny ing citizenship to all Japanese born on American soil. Mr. Scott's telegram reads: "Senator Phelan's proposed consti tutional amendment denying citizen- shiD to American-born Japanese has unqualified support of Hood River county. The problem here is fast be coming what Senator Fhelan describes It in California. We will appreciate your help." The anti-Asiatic league has called a special meeting for next Thursday night, when committees will be ap pointed for considering the proposed local gentlemen's agreement with the Hood River Japanese f armers asso ciation. The Japanese, who assert that they are feeling a prejudicial effect from activities of the anti-Asiatic as sociation, offer to prevent further im migration or purchase of land by Jap anese, if the organization will temper its work. Old Dom Osceola Quincy ....... Superior Sup & Boston. Shannon ...... Utah Con .... Winona ...... Wolverine ..... Greene Can . . 52 60 5 4' 1 8 1 20 35 Money, Exchange, Bte. NEW TORK. Jan. 22. Mercantile paper, 6 per cent. Sterling, demand. $3.61: cables. $3.2 Francs, demand, 12.00; cables. 12.03. Guilders, demand, 37; cables, 37. Lire. demand, 14.15: cables. '14.13. Marks, de mand, 1.54; cables. L55. Time loans strong; all date 7 per cent. Call money easy. High, o per cent; low, 6 per cent; ruling rate, 6 per cent; closing Did, 5 per cent; omerea at a per cent; last loan, 6 per .cent. Exchange strengthened later. Sterling, 60 days, $3.61; commercial 60-day bills on banks, $.i-61; commercial 60day bills. $3.60; demand, $3.64; cables. $3.65. Francs, demand, lj. w. cables, 11.98. Lire. demand, 14.04: cables, 14.06. Metal Market. NEW TORK, Jan. 22. Copper, steady. Klectrolytic. spot and first quarter, 19 & 19e: second quarter, 19 fit 19 c. Iron. firm. No. 1 Northern. $40.50: No. 2 Northern, $44.00; No. 2 Southern, $42. Antimony, lie. Lead, quiet. Spot and February. 8.00c bid : 8.70c asked. Zinc. easy. East St. .Louis, snot. 9.02c bid; 9.17c asked. Dried Frmta ait New Tork. NEW TORK. Jan. 22. Evaporated an- ples, dull. Prunes, firm. Peaches, firm. LONDON. Jan. 22. TSar and discount unchanged. silver, money Discount Ratee Advanced. NEW TORK. Jan. 22. A general ad vance in discount rates on commercial paper, liberty bonds. Victory notes and hank acceptances was announced by th New York Federal Reserve bank late to day. The increases are: On commercial paper, for advances not exceeding 10 days for rediscount, from 4 to 6 per cent. On liberty Donas ana victory notes for advances not exceeding 15 days or for re discount notes not exceeding 90 days. from 4 to 5 per cent. On bankers acceptances for advances not exceeding 15 days and for rediscounts not exceeding 90 days, from 4 to 5 per cent. The rate on Lnlted Istates treasury cer tificates of Indebtedness not exceeding 90 days remains at 4 .per cent. Cotton Market. NEW TORK. Jan. 22 Snot cotton, oniet Middling. 39.10c. D ninth Llroeed Market. DTJLTJTH, Jan. 22. Linseed. $0.0933.14 MEMORIAL JT0 BE ISSUE Iane Connty Will Vote on Iery of $10,000 for Building. EUGENE, Or., Jan. 22. (Special.) On the ballot in this county at the primary elections in May will be a measure providing for a county tax levy to raise $10.UI0 to match a slmi lar sum to be provided by the city of Eugene for erection of a soldiers' clubhouse as a memorial to Lane county men who lost their lives in France. M. Parsons, a lieutenant In the ma rines, who served overseas, was re sponsible for the passage at tbe re cent special session of the state legis lature of a law empowering the dif ferent counties to levy such a tax if the people expreas themselvea favor ably at the polls. yards follow: Price. .11.2St2.00 . 10.50etu.ot1 . 9.M1W 9.70 8.00 W 9.O0 . 7.00W 8.00 . 9.00 10.00 8.00 p 9 oil 7.008 8.0(1 6.00 0 7 00 3 00ra 6.011 6. DOW 8.00 13.0017.00 7.00I& 12.0m S.oosr 9.00 15. 50W16.00 lO.OO-ii 13.00 12.00 & lO.on 12.20 . 14.00 15.001.00 14. 00 r io.ou 13.59 SrlS.OO 12.00i 1.VHI lZ.oorff- 13.00'ol3 50 7.00 4 8.50 Chicago Livestock Market. 4 CHICAGO. Jan. 22. . Hogs Receipts 40,000, 2530c higher. Bulk. $15.30 'I 15.65; top. $13.73: heavy. $10.1091 10.60: medium. " $10. 30fe.10.7O: light. $13.40t 15.75: light light. $14.75 15.50; heavy packing sows, smooth. $14.50915; pack ing sows, rough. J14W14.00; pigs. $13.75 14.75. Cattle Receipts 12.000. firm. Beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime. $15.50(318.50: medium and good. $11.654 16.60; common. $9,500 11.60; lightweight, good and choice. $1X20 3?17.25; common and medium, $9013.20; butcher cattle, heifers. $6.7014.25; cows. $6.7513; canners and cutters. $5.75 6.75; veal calves, $ 17.50 W 19; feeder steers, $812.0O; stocker steers. $7.50 11.00. Sheep Receipts 10,000. firm. Lambs. 84 pounds down. $1820.2o; culls and com mon. $14.7517.50: ewes, medium and good. $9.75912.23; culls and common. $6 09.25. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA, Jan. 22. (United States Bu reau of Markets.) Hoo Receipts 15.000, 10015c higher. Top, $10.30; bulk, $13 13.20; heavyweight, $10.05013.25: medium weight, $15.10015.30; light weight. $13 13.25; light light. $14.75015; heavy pack ing sows, smooth, $14.95015.05; packing sows, rough, $14,75014.95; pigs, $12 14.25. Cattle Receipts 6000, killing classes teady to strong. Feeders steady. Beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime, $16017.75; medium and good. $12016: common, $9.50012: lightweight good and choice, $ l.. t a-gi 1 t o; common no medium, sw. n'cMO.70 ; Dutener cattle. heifers. $7.2513.25: cows, $7 013; can ners and cutters, $0.25ffo7: veal calves, light and handy weight, $13.50015; feeder steers, $8 414; stocker steers, $7,500 1L75. Sheep Receipts 6000, killing classes IB 020c higher; feeders strong; lambs. 84 pounds down. $18.20019.80; culls and common. $14017.50: yearling wethers. 4.40017: ewes, medium and choice, $10 011.75; culls and common, $50 10. Seattle Livestock Market. SEATTLE, Jan. 22. Hogs Receipts 326, steady. Prime, $16016.50; meatum choice. 510(11 ih; rougn neavies, 14.50: pigs, $13.00 014.00. Cattle Receipts 77, stronger. nesi steers. $11.00012: medium to choice, $9.50 011; common to, good. .oO0.ou; cows and heifers, $90i: common 10 gooo. $6.0008.50; bulls. $608.5O; calves. $701o. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITT. Mo., Jan. 22. Sheep Receipts 7000. closing steady. Lambs. $16.65019.75: culls and common, $ 10.20 ia vMr nr wetners. )i4..-(ioiD.o.ii ewes. $9. 73011. 7o; culls ana common, f9.50; breeding ewes, iB0l4.au; iceuer lambs. $14.50017.76. Websterlan Society Elects. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Sa lem, Or., Jan. 22. (Special.) The reg ular quarterly election of the Web sterlan Literary society was held last night, with the following- results: President. Welcome Putnam. Salem; vice-president, Frederic Aldrich, Sa lem; recording secretary. Sheldon Sackett, Sheridan; corresponding sec retary. Clarence Gillette, Woodburn treasurer. Lester Iay. Bremerton Wash.; critic, Harold Dtmick. Wood burn: marshal. Leland Austin, Wood- burn. DAILY MKTEOROl.OGICAL REPORT. - PORTLAND. Or.. Jan." 02. Maximum , ... .. r-. . , 1 r jit minimum teni Dernture. 30 degn-es. Itiver reading. 8 - M. 4 3 feet: change In last 24 hours. 0.4-'oot rise. Total rainfall (0 P. M. to 5 P. M.), none; total rainfall since Sep teinber 1, 1919. 17.19 Inches: normal rain full Blnr, K,nl(nhrr 1 L'.'l.Ort inches: defi ciencv of rainfall snice September 1. 1919, 6 77 Inches. Sunrise. 7:44 A. -M.: sunset. S:02 P. II.: total sunshine, 8 hours .8 mln tit' nn Ihln Mnhine. 9 hours IS mln utes. Aloonrlse. 8:0S A. M.; moonset. 7:07 p NT liiirnmplor (reduced sea levei). T If :to ot Inches. Itelattve humidity 5 A. M.. SI per cent; noon, 60 per cent 0 P. M.. 72 per cent. THE "WEATHER. STATIONS. WEEKLY FLOUR BUYING NEW PL.AX ANNOUNCED BY I GRAIN CORPORATION. I KLAMATH TRAPPERS BUSY Unusually Good Season Is Reported by Fur Buyers. KLAMATH FALLS, Or. Jan. 22. (Special.! Trappers are doing un usually well in Klamath county thi season, says Charles Donart, who has purchased $2000 worth of furs so far. Three other local buyers handle furs. It is probable that the season's catch will run to $15,000. Mink are plentiful this year, and the skins are large and of fine qual ity. Marten, lynx, coon and skunk Th Tinited States Grain corporation at I also are numerous. The bbunty on Portland announces tha adoption of the coyotes makes their trapping a profit Bids W ill Be Received at Portland OfHce on Tnesdax of Each Weelc Hereafter. 3 J? wind Weather. Baker Boise Hoston . . .. Calgary .... Chicago .... Denver Les Moines. Eureka Galveston .. Helena .... t Juneau . . .. Kansas City. Los .Angeles. Marshtield Medford Minneapolis New Orleans New lork ..( 16 Clear IClear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Exempt l rom All Donslalon Uortnuatst Taxatloa. $6,000.00 Greater Winnipeg 5 Water District Bonds Due: July 1, 1922 These bonds of the Greater Winnipeg; Water District are very desirable securities. The limits of the district are co-terminus with that of the City of Winnipeg; itself, which makes these bonds a general obligation of the city. PRICE: 95.48 to Yield 7 LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If you must tell your liberty or victory bonds, sell to us. If you can buy more liberty or victory 'bonds, buy from ua On January 2J, 19JO. the closing; New Vork market prices were as cea below. Thty are th eovarning prices for liberty and victory bonds all over the world, and the hlcheet- w advertise these prices dally In order that you may alwavs know the Now lork market and the exact value of your liberty and victory bonds: 1st "a 3d 4TB 44 4Ua 4Us. Us. J92.K6 91.L'2 01.o4 .4o .SO 1.01 1.16 Market. . Interest. 1st 1st Id S"4s 4a. s JOS.IH) $91.0$ $90. 70 .7 .42 .76 Victory S i . 4s. $9S...O $!a..'0 .40 .&0 Total. .!X.27 92.40 91..-.2 193.11 $92.02 94.75 $92.50 t.PO $99 OO When buying we deduct 87c on a $511 bond and $2..0 on a $1000 bond. W. ell at the New York market, plus the accrued Interest. KnrKiar and Mrenroof Safe Depo.it Boxes for Kent Open Intll P. M. on Saturdays MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier Blanlrlpal Bond House t.pllal One Million lollr Morris BulMInc 30K-311 btark St-, between 6th and Sh. Telephone Broadway Slot Kstabllshyrd Over m Quarter C rotary. Yakima health department for vacci nation of all pupils attending the Lincoln school except those who al ready have had smallpox. Two cases of the disease have appeared among the pupils of the building, and sev eral cases are reported tmong pupils of the Barge building. Song Week Observance Crgefl. BOISE, Jan. 22. (Special.) Miss Ethel E. Redfiold. late superintendent of public instruction today called upon city and county school superintend ents to observe the national week ot sons;, February 22-28. week of Wash ington's birthday. In their schools. The purposes of this week. ar to awaken the singing- spirit In America and to cultivate a taste for sons' of the better sort- Writs for fc3 1 m Taa aal Frit lis! SULLIVAN HIDE & WOOL CO. I Fmt SU III JSULLIVAN MIDI iii 22' JO O.OOL .INAVrpt. cloudy 24 3J 0.O0 . . N W Snow ioi 20 o.oo . . NK K'loudy r-3ii-12 O.OO . . 111: 2G 0.O0 22 NE 2M :t2 0.0O, .IE B! 2 0.(" . .INB 4S 02 0.2i . .IE fi" 04 O.Ol lO NE ifloudv -fl1 4O.02!.. IN ISnow 4 12 O.OOl. .IN (Tear K'.i 24 O.OOl. '.!XK Cioudy T.2I 74 0.20 lOiXR IKain 40! r.o:o.oti . . !N wjPt. cloudy .14' 4S 0.02;. .'ww Ir-loudy 4i 1O0.OO14 NE k'loudy 4 .T4 0.0O'..!3 K lesr Investments of Merit BONDS Due 2S O.Ofi 12 K ISnov North Head. No. Yakima. Phoenix . . .. Pocatello Portland ... Roseburjr .. . Sacramento.. I St. L,ouis . .. Salt Lake . . San Diego . . S. FYancisco. Seattle Kitka Spokane .... Tacoma Tatoosh Isld. tValtlez Walla Walla. Washington.. Vv Inn ipes; . ., INAViOloudy -ISK l'lear .IW Pt. cloudy . N Snow . iXW Clear INW !sw IE 2S! ::s 0.00I. 1SI 32 O.OOl. T.2 72 O.OOi . 22 :. O.OSI. 400.00!. ::.si 44 0.02!. 4Si .r.2 0.181. 24 30 0. 02'. 2 4O0.14I. r.OI 50 0.1i. . SW M"'loudv 2t!l :: O.oo1 . .IN' IClear Oi'20 0.00 . .1 . . .JOlcar 141 21! O.oo; . 'N IClear 261 Jti:u.llir.. N KMear -.121 3RiO.O..lK K'loudv -10! 4 0.00 . .E (Pt. cloudy 201 20 0.00 . .ISW Cloudy 24! 2'0.4s!. .IE (Rain -28! -8 O.OOl. .!AV IClear Cloudy loudy Cloudy Clear Itain tA. 'M. today. Injr day. P. M. report of preced- IXVRECASTS. ind vicinity Fair; northeast- Portland arlv winds. Oregon 'Fair north portion, probably rain or snow south portion;, fentle north easterly winds. Washington Fair; moderate northeast erly winds. Vaccination Order Issued. YAKIMA. Wash.. Jan. 22. (Special.) Orders have been issued by the TRAVELERS' CCIOK. "SLACKER' IS CALLED 'DOG' Council of Defense Head Furnishes Pithy Definition. YAKIMA, Wash.. Jan. 22. Judge Harcourt M. Taylor, presiding over the trial of the libel damage suit of Manley Padelford against the Sunny side Times, today declared he would take Judicial notice of the fact that an eastern periodical cf largre circula tion gave general currency to its def inition of the terms "yellow dosr" and "slacker." Padelford claims that both terms were applied to him by the de fendant's paper. M. P. Goodner. Seattle, who was executive secretary of the state coun m CHICAOO, Jan. 22. Butter unchanged. Eggs, receipts 481.1 cases, unchanged; poul try, alive, unchanged. following purchase plan lor wneat Hour tor export shipments. Purchases will be mado weekly until further notice. Bids will be received at the Portland office on Tuesday of each week up to a o ciock r. M for acceptance within 48 hours from time specified, subject to the specifica tions and conditions given below. If legal holiday falls on Tuesday purchases will b made the followlns day. Bids received after 2 o'clock P. M may be held over and considered the following week if so speci fied. All offers submitted shall be subject to the following specifications, terms and conditions and all contracts made by ac ceptance of bids shall be likewise subject to them. Character or f'.our Straight, unbleached; v.-ell-dressed anfl properly milled of clean, sound wheat. Gradei Soft Pacific coast straight; blended wheat straight (may contain not more than ."-0 per cent of soft wheat). Sack specifications Flour to be packed gtoss weight In new, single 140-pound Jute bags of material not lighter in weight nor lower in quality than the following op tional specifications: 1 40-inch. 12-oz., extra quality Calcutta double calendered, or cropped and mangled burlap, cut 40x00. able business, as the sale ot a good skin, with the bounty, will net the trapper $20. j John Y. Richardson & Co. Certified Public Accountants INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS Concord Building, Portland, Or. Telephone Main 8231 TVe Offer 5O0 Share MARCHANT CALCULATING MACHINE CO. . t SI. 75 A. K. WHITE CO. i 323 Mosadssrk Rids;, ban Kranctaco. CaU FACTS SO. 4SM WORTH ALL OF IT! The state of New York 4 has spent I130.oou.oou 4 building? 1092 miles of $ paved roads and 5820 $ miles of rubble or non- S endurable types. Land $ values alons; these highways have more 8 than doubled, particu- 4 larly along: roads ? paved with I WARRENITE BITULITHIC $ W'ARRV'N BROTHERS . COMPA.Y. w. mm m. 8. ADMIRAL GOonnicR. Sails from Portland It P. M.. Jan nary 20, for North Bend. Marshfield. Eureka and San Francisco, connect ing with Kteaxncrs to Ios Angeles and San Diego. RORSK RACES at Tla Juana, Mexico. FXri lLSION F4RKS. San I'mnriwco to San liego, 30 Ugand Trip. TICKET OFFICE. 101 Third Street, kreicbt Office, Municipal Dock . 2. I'bone Main 8281. Pacific btraunahip Company. Canadian Northern Ry. Equip. 6s 1926-29 Province of Saskatchewan 4s. 1923 International Cotton Mills 7s. . . J. .1929 Kingdom of Belgium 6s .1921-23 American Gas & Electric 6s .1921 Philadelphia Electric Co. 6s 1922 PREFERRED STOCKS Zellerbach Paper Co. 7 Pref 19S3, Pacific Gas & Electric 6' Pref Yield 6.50 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.10 7.23 7.00 7.00 Blyth, Witter & Co. United States Government Municipal and Corporation Bonds YE ON BUILDING PORTLAND San Francisco New Tork Los Angeles Telephone Main 3301 Seattle United Light & Railway 7's Due December 1, 1920. TO YIELD 7.25 are 6afe and marketable. We have a few of these ready for delivery. "The House Built Square" Carstens & Earlesjncorporated Third Floor U. S. Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone Bdwy. 4108 Change in Sailing; SAN FRANCISCO S. S. Rose City Depart 12 Noon SATURDAY, JAN. 24 From Ainsworth Dock Fare includes Berth and Meals.- City Ticket Office, 3d and Washington Phone Main 3 30 Freight Office, Ainsworth Dock Phone Broadway 268 SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND S. S. LINES FRENCH LINE Compsirnie Ueuermle Trmnnntlantlque . press Postal Ken-ire NKW IOKK HAVRE I.A SATOIK JAV. St l.A TOI KArNE 1KB. 7 ROCUAMBKAl) FEB. 14 NKW YORK BORDEAUX CHICAOO FEB. 1 fuiul Bros.. Pnt-ifta Cout Ajcents. 10 luerry St.. Seattle, or any Local Aient. E. H. ROLLINS & SONS 411 I". S, Bank Bids;. Pkese Broadway 1274. Portland. Oregss. S.V.OflO iORTHWF.?TKKV ELKCTRIf; COWTTTY Kiret Mortgage 6"8 Sinkiner rund tjold bonds Due May 1. 1935. Optional at 10J and Interest. Trice 95 and Interest Yielding Over !4?i. Are secured by a direct First Mortgrase on all ptiysicaJ property of the Company. Earnings for 191S show a fiubstantial increase oyer 1918. Regular dividends have been paid on the PreferreM Stock.. Further Imformatloa on reqaest. STEAMER lor SAV FRANCISCO and I.OS ANGELES ballinc Saturday. 3:30 P. M. CHEAP RATES M. BOLUM. AiT.. I 1!S Third St. Phone Main 96 Toledo Traction Light and Power Co. FIRST LIEN 7 TWO-YEAR GOLD BONDS An attractive issue offered at a price to yield over 7 Complete circular npon request for OR-014 THE NATIONAL CITY COMPANY Correspondent Offices in over 60 Cities Portland Te Balldimc. Telephone Mala o;2. City of Regina Province of Saskatchewan, Canada, 5 Gold Bonds Denomination $1000 Due July 1, 1929 PRICE: 86.29 to yield 7 Ask for detail. Wire orders "collect.' Freeman Smith & WiaiHwmmM sIamk Buost. tfcUN 4S CCONO FLOOR Phone your want ads to The Orego ii'iail. Main 7070. A 609a. 102.0Tl