THE MORNING OltEGOXIAN, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1918.
TRADE MUST WAIT
Release of Wool for Civilian
Use May Be Postponed.
or trior; SHe per pound on sales less than
3500 pounds but amounting; to 700 pounds
or more; 3o per pound on sales less than
TOO pounds but amounting: to 100 pounds
or more; 8o per pound en sales of less
than 100 pounds. The same additions to
selling; margins as heretofore Indicated may
be made when butter Is stored by the li
censee more than two full calendar months.
CONTROL OX COFFEE DECIDED tPOS
Development In Brazil Strengthen York
- futures Market.
NEW TORK, July 22. The chfef tople of
I Interest In thi markar for rnTfm futures to-
MM ITflRY Wr-FIlR flRF F I K SsT I day was a Brazil cable saying "exchange
III I l-l nil , . . . . ,hh
Traders here Interpreted this as meaning
a better financial situation eventually and
there was some buying of contracts, chiefly
tri v v. 4 1 I of May, by houses with European connec
" tlons. After an Irregular opening, with
prices 8 points lower to 1 higher the trend
was steadily upward until the olose. which
was 10 to 11 points net higher. September
ranged from 8.47c to 8.49c and 'closed at
8.00c. while March sold at 8.78c and closed
at 8.90c. July, 8.88c: September, 8.50c;
October. 8.67c; December, 8.71c; January,
8.78c; March, 8.90c; May; 9.05c.
Epot coffee steady. Rio 7s, SHc; Santos 4s,
last week's conference between members of HHc. Business in the cost and freight
the War Industries Board and represents- market was quiet. About 8000 bags of
tlves of the Industry, presents a situation highly described Santos Ss sold st 11c via
which makes a release of wool for civilian motorboa-t, London credits, and resold at
use less likely In the near future than many 1 11.13o to 11.20c cost and freight.
in the trade had hoped. From th lnvestl- I The official cables reported an advance
gatlons into the rag and shoddy Industry I of 75 reis in Rio 7s and a decline of 100
made by the officials it is apparent that I rels In Santos 4s. Brazilian port receipts.
from this quarter will corns a large part 1 2T.000 bags,
of the material to be used by the civilian
Supply General Public's Require
ments During Coming Months.
Government to Be' Importer.
Information from 'Washington, following
HOG PRICES LIFTED
Buyers Pay $18.10 for Top
Grade at North Portland.
DEMAND EXCEEDS OFFERS
Valley Lambs Bring Price Equal to
Eastern Oregon Stock Choice
Cattle Move Readily Receipts
Over Sunday Are 6 6 Load.
TV'ethers. I121S ewes, tU013.M las
117.23 eiS-Vt yearlings. l5l.
PRICES OX HIDES ARES REVISED
Schedule for Angus - September - October
Shows Marked Reductions.
WASHINGTON. July 22. New maximum
prices on hides for three months beginning
August 1, snnounoed today by the price fix
ing committee of the War Industries Board,
provide for an average reduction of from 1
to 8 oents per pound from the old prices.
Packer hides range from 24 oanta ts 80
cents a pound, according to the weight of
the steer, and country hides from SI cents to
K'J cents. All country hides ars ts ha boaght
and sold on a selected basis.
"These readjustments of maximum fixed
rices," said the board's announcement, "will
more nearly equalise the actual market con
dltlons as reflected In prices of country
hides and need not effect the prices of
cattle. There have been widespread com
plalats that the small hide producer has
been unable, owing to marketing condi
tions, to secure a fair price for his hides.
The War Industries Board has. therefore,
under consideration the appointment by per
mit of hide dealers, similar to tha system
adopted in wool.
trade during coming months. In com
menting on the situation the New Tork
Journal of Commerce says:
The authorities have gone into the ques
tion of stocks on hand, how and where
held, standardization of fabrics and work-
MORE
WHEAT
TO
BE
SOWN
si-
Department of Agriculture Suggests P
bilittes of Increased Acreage.
WASHINGTON-, July 21. Acreage of Win
ter wheat suggested by the Department of
A ffrlmil.n.B fn, , V. I Vail l.i.,.,.. tha
.us ...... " " following:
Minimum. Maximum
.770.000 77.1.000
.877.000 405.000
.754.000 S50.000
.090.000 60J.O0O
Canned milk prices were advanced 60
cents yesterday by the leading northwestern
nt unusual situation, r un aata is in wicir gtat,
hands and the trade is confident that the 1 Montana
v . w.iti inn &.m h. avn tn mMt 1 Idaho
the situation looklnr first to an adequate I orlroi!'1"'"
supply of military clothing and next to a j The suggested minimum acreage la 7 per
h.lnil onarntlon of mill, and protection I cent more than sown last Autumn and the
th. .,, ,,,.,. t om. nnartera maximum acreage Is 13 per cent more
" . . . 7 " " Canned Milk Prices Advance.
do neeuea ior in o Army ana nay una mm
additional Importations will bs necessary If
me civilian xraus ... "' manufacturer. The new Jobbing list prices
wool. I ... te.10iH-a.20 for these brands, but the
"The raw wool trt.de was surprised at the I Jobbers who have milk on hand are selling
i.u . . . , h. on the basis of former prices, which are
w . M . I in soma Instances f 1 under the new quota-
"r j.ruo ro.ro win, no inure ..cuoco i tatlon. The market is back to tns nign
lor Importation of wools from uruguary, Ar- point It touched last year.
gsntlna and South. Africa would be Issued
after July 28, and that on that date licenses Vtm Potatoes) Advance,
would bo revoked, so far as ocean shipment Tha Jobbing price of potatoes advanced 23o
was concerned. Such wools as are wanted I Per cwt. on the Portland market yesterday
by private buyers must, therefore be afloat In response to advances In California. The
tn hato.., ,, . it- fa .ro.a', I best sacked stock, field run. Is selling to re-.
. I tellers at S3.f0&3.75. A few old potatoes
.UU.SLUU.UB " belno- handled vet. but thev have almost
ernmeni itseir. expects xo Decome a ouyer i disappeared from the market
on the markets named, for the Army Quar
termaster is noted as the only factor to I Bank Clearings.
whom licenses will be granted." I Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
I yesieraay were as iouows;
I , .
JSUJLBU Portlan r..OS SX5 Xl.R4T.T4ft
Seattle 7.3A7.S81 1.061.710
Three Hundred Tons of White Clipped I Tacoma 6R3.074 los.SOS
There was an active trad and a gen
erally strong market at the North Portland
stockyards yesterday. Sixty-six carloads
were received -o"er Sunday.
The hog market continued Its advance of
last week and on the sale of. a full load at
18.10 recorded an advance of 20 cents over
the closing price of Saturday. Cattls of
good quality sold at full prices and the
sheep market was also In good trim. A
small bunch of valley lambs, shipped in by
Kincard & Elliott, of HarrUburg. sold at
$14.25, which is the ruling pries for tbs
best east of the mountains stock.
Receipts were 1250 cattle, 60 calves, 1150
hogs and 1600 sheep. Shippers were:
With cattle B. Dubbl. Grants Pass. 1
load; J. S. Flint, Creswell, 1 load; W. I.
Dixon, Roseburg, 1 load; L. McFadden, Har
rlsburg. 2 loads; H. J. Abraham, Corvallls, 1
load; J. W. Toner, Walla Walla. 1 load;
airvlew Stock Farm, Redmond. 2 loads;
lett Bros., Arlington, 1 load; O. K. Hanch,
Condon. Z loads; K. H. Lad, Lexington, 1
load; K. A. Tyllah. Heppner. 1 load; H. 8.
Tobiiy, Condon, 1 load; O. E. Smith, 1 load;
O. K. Ranch, 2 loads; O. J. Bucbet, Pom
eroy, 1 load; P. J. Brown, Baker, 2 loads;
Moody, North Powder, 1 load; A. L..
Becker, Union Junction, 1 load; M. D.
Wheeler, Lebanon, 2 loads; J. H. Cart
wright. Junction City. 1 load; J. W.
Chandler. Wallowa. 8 loads: W. A. Leaper,
Yoncalla. 1 load; u. F. Brown, Corvallls, B
loads; O. E- Gorsline, Joseph, X load.
With hogs M. A. Leonard, urapaaaues.
load; Walla Walla Meat Company. Walla
Walla, 1 load; O. E. Gorsline, Joseph, 1
load; Van Dusen Bros Emmett, 1 load; M.
B. Louthan. Uontague, Cal., 1 load; A. Luce,
Orland, Cal lload.
With sheep E. D. Phillip, west Btayton,
load. West Sclo, 1 load; Fred Barlow,
Lebanon, 1 load; James Carty, Heppner
Junction, 8 loads; Hanson Commission Com
pany, Idaho Falls, S loads.
with mixed loads w. J. weicn. Haines, i
load of calves and hogs: C. White, Salem, 1
load of cattle and hogs; Joseph Hobson,
Myrtle Point, 3 loads of cattle and sheep;
BULK OATS ARE BOLD OX
I Spokane
PORTLAND MARKET
Change Hands at $58.
Thres hundred tons of Eastern bulk
lipped oats were sold at the Merchants
Exchange yesterday at $58, the same price
that was bid Saturday. Corn offers were
also unchanged.' Brewing barley was 50
cents lower and feed barley unchanged.
Weather conditions in the Middle West. I No. 2 white feed
as wired from Chicago: "Minneapolis, heavy! Barley
rain over entire district; Winnipeg, clear,
67; Duluth. cloudy, cool rains last night;
Chicago. Peoria, St. Louis, clear, hot: Kan
sas City, clear, 79; St. Joseph, part cloudy.
76; Topeka. Omaha. Hopklnsvllle, Clarks
ville. part cloudy, 78; Davenport, Ohio Val
ley, clear, hot; French Lick, fine, 73; rain
ing In Hutchinson and Kansas."
Shipments of wheat last week were as
follows:
Week Week
ending; ending
juiy in. July 'IT.
8,843.000
8.0S7.00O
1.000.1HS
473,103
QUOTATIONS
Grain. Flour, Peed, Etc.
Merchants Exchange, noon session.
July delivery:
Oats
V. S , Can...
Argentina...
Australia. . .
India
We.k
ending
July 21'.
8.600.000
6,400,000
7S0.00O
270.000
840.000
310.000
Standard feed
'A" brewing
Thirty dayi
:v a. z oats
Feed barley
Brew ns barley
ivastern oats ana corn in duik:
Oats
No. 3 white
38-pound clipped, whits
Corn-
No. 3 yellow
No. 8 mixed
Thirty days
No. 3 oats
Clipped oats
T, 220, 000 I Yellow corn
47.noo Mixed corn
Bid.
...$61.00
... 63.00
... 64.G0
... 61.00
... 63.50
, .. 84.00
66.50
58.50
flft.OO
66.00
66.00
67
6S.00
60.00
1.5-0.000
720,000
basis, $2.'J0 per
Totals. . '.. - 6,950.000 7.880.000
Shipments for the season to dato com-
"sare as follows:
WHEAT Government
bushel.
n n,r I J- LUUK t raifirnte. IIu.BOtTll.l'n per osrrri
, I v. . , . n oft. .a a.. .., t-iv,
flour, $10.50 per barrel: rye flour, $11.50 per
barrel: cornmeal, $10.60011.40 per Darrei;
XT. S. and Canada. .
Argentina
Australia. ........
India
Totals. .
Total since Same period l corn flour. $11.70.
juiy l, is, last year. millfED Net millfeed prices, cariots:
10,OP8.000 13.088,000 I Bran. $31 per ton; shorts. $33 per ton; mld-
jz.viu.vou oub.oou dllnss. $33: rolled barley. $70: rolled oats,
OSU.UUU 1.036,000 rnBV WV,1- stk- nU.rt S7S r..r. ton.
FT AY Buying prices I. o. b. Portland
25.508.000 18.068,000
Eastern Oregon timothy. $81 per ton; Val
rr- . , , i . , , , . cHLfi
ac. imiirii in cars were reponeo I ..,, -. totav, mi. v. i
aiercnants xensnga as louowa: I ley sraln hay. $2426: clover. $24: straw,
Wheat. Barley.F our. Oata.Hay.
Portland. Mon... 13 .. 4 2 11
Year ago ..1 .1 6
Season to date. . . 46 9 F2 44 127
Year ago 68 6 83 66 63
Tacoma, Sat. .. .. .. .?
Year ago 1 .. .. .. i
Season to date. .. 1 4 .. 13 16
Year ago 63 1 .. .. 88
Seattle, 6at . . 6
Year ago . . 6
Season to date... I 3 78 83 23
Tear ago 64 6 62 .. 72
PEACH MARKET IS
Dairy anil Country Produce.
BUTTER Cubes, extra. 45V4c; prime firsts.
44c; prints, extras, cases 49c; half cases.
49c: less than half cases. 60c; cartons, ex
No. 1, 61c per pound de-
I.
EGGS Oregon -ranch, current receipts,
41 He; candled. 44c; selects. 47o per dosen
CHEESE Jobbers' buying prices, f. o.
dock, Portland: THUnmook . triplets, 25c
tv ninn auip. Young American. 2Bd per pound; Coos an
i-u' i J. x. v. v. J"i Ji i Lin x-uk.1, .nyiem 71 .
Supply Offered Is Not Largo and Demand Jounet 0A1mric- 2544" per ouaA- lon
js Acute. POULTRY Hena 28o; broilers. 26o
Peach receipts were light and as the ds-I ducks, young, 82 88c; geese and turkeys,
mand was good, prices were firm. The Ore- I nominal.
gons offered were mostly Alexanders and
brought 90e$l-25. California Early Craw
fords sold at $1.40 and St. Johns at $1.35.
Cantaloupes of all grades and qualities
ars on the Portland market at tho present
VEAL Fancy, 16 016 Ho per pound.
PORK Fancy. 23 He per pound.
WAR NEWS IS IGNORED
WALL STREET MARKET HAS DOWN
WARD TENDENCY.
nuainos R Hares Are weakest Fratarra
Steels, Coppers aad Shippings
Are Also Lamer.
TRADE WILL BE FREE I MORRIS BROTHERS. Inc.
Hour Mills and Dealers May
Operate in Any Market.
i
NO SPECULATION ALLOWED
Established 25 Years.
201 Railway Exchange Building:,
Portland, Oregon,
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE
OF OREGON
Municipal Bonds Yielding From SJ25 to 7
If yea mast SELL your Liberty Beads. SELL te ITS. If yea ni BCT asore
Liberty Bends, BOY from us. We BUY aad we SELL mt the market
Telephone Main 3409.
Millers With Excess Prolils Last
Year Can Liquidate by Selling
Sufficient Flour to Food Ad
ministration at Fair Price.
"Itb the end of the milling year on Ju'.y
(Loan Oversubscribed)
$10,000,000
1, tbs Food Administration has Issued a I "fl V
ststsment which reviews conditions which I a
havs prevailed In the Hour mllltni Indus- I t V f 3 sT Bft 7
try and also announces new regulations to I sV B J
be put In effect. ss Vt, ta1e, W Jk A
Lnder the orlslnal resulatlons. th mill- I
eri tin allowed a maximum cross profit
of SS cents per barrel, baaed on their an
nual buslneas. Millers llndlns themselves
at the end of the fiscal year with an amount
In excess or 5 cents a barrel profit have
been notified that they releass themselves
from ths difficulty bv aellinr a sufficient
amount of Hour at a nominal price to thai
r ooa aaininisiration to llquiaate any sucn
surplus profit. valuers accounts ars auait-
Tsrirw tad v- , n ., . i eu oy ipreieni&uvci or ine bmorcexucui
wart seem- I Ulvli nn , . T ih. ITnnA Irtm n .Ir.t nn
inffly Indifferent today to ths continued I Under the new plan of mill refutation
fivonhla hull. tin. .v. now belns organised, trade will bs free but
- aLml " I profits closely limited. Speculation will not
front, tho war croup reacting 1 to almost be nermltted. but no limitations ars Disced
S points under professional prssaurs. Ab- I upon tbe freedom of flour mills or trsders
Packing Co.
Fire Year
Sinking Fund Ofe Gold Notes
DATED July 15, 1918
Denomination's $100 $500
DUE July 15. 1923
$1000
sencs of public Inter.. t wss asaln tha chief to bu7 or ,n, ,ny market. Ths mills,
factor anri ran..,. ,1,- " are however, under restrictions to reflect
... .m ,. ' Govrnmnt Dro- the sovernment price within the profit 11m-
pectlvs taxation policy enabled ths shorts nations upon flour. The whole plsn hsa
10 rwsumo wiin some msasurs of success I been approved by the agricultural advisory
their tactics of ths previous fortnight. committee.
Selllna rnnrnnlr.t,H in mmim I The Food Administration, by permlsalon
coppers and shippings, with a snrlnltlln of of ",B Whits House mskes public a letter
ing oy reason 01 stuffs from the United States to, the allied
another advance In Sumatra Tobacco, which I countries during ths fiscal year just closed.
irvoTuroa its zt-point aiviasnd and an I rneas amounts inciuae an snipmems m
additional fraction,
Ralls began the day adversely on Read
ing's heaviness, but led ths partial rally of
ths afternoon. Canadian Pacific recording
an extreme gain of 'J points on settlement
of ths threatened strike In the Dominion.
New Haven also was active and strong, with
minor Western and Southwestern rails.
Contributing fully 80 per cent to the day's
moderate turnover. United States Steel re
acted 8 points from Its early maximum and I 1U17-18
closed almost at the lowest level with a net I
loss of 1U points. Sales amounted to 840,000 i Increase . .
shares.
Lire were strengthened some 80 points by
the further stabilisation of those, remlttsncea
and ths weakness of Spanish exchange called
attention to ths need of similar remedial
action.
Bonds eased on light dealings, the list. I Incresi
a 1 1 1 eH rn.intrli.i f ,11- their and our armies.
the civilian population, the Heigian renei
and Rfd Cross. The total value of theae
food shipments, whlrh were in tne mam 1
purchased through, or with ths collsbora- I
tlon or tne I ooa Aam1n1.11.11un, aiiiuuiik .
......... 1 . - i 4,,r 1, in, i,i(i
The snipmenis or meats ana inn unviug
n m.flt nroducts. dairy products, vege
table oils, etc..) to allied destinations were:
Flaral tur Pounds.
1910-17 2.18.600.01X1
8,Uil,lin),vuu 1
844,800.000
in anrt r.rpsl nrodticts reduced to
rtriB rxf .f.ral bushels, shipments to al
lied destinations havs bssn:
Flacal year. ...r""?.
inia-iT 5.-.iw.ii
1017-18 . . . . . . . . . . ' . 340.bo0.000
80.900.noo I
-18, wheat ship
. . . . , , .. ni,
jx Morgan, Condou, 1 load of and J.' Vr'ue' ..gr.VaPt,.Cri4 MM men",,'. 181.06.000 buihsi. a dTj, Tlt-
hogs; J W. Chandler . n.on Junct I o& ,1 UUed" stated' oV.d IV'SZ JJ? bush""- Mr" HV" ' Cn"
of cattle and hogs; J. .. McFadden, Cor- c eludes. millions of our
".'S' ' -"'? ,ffi"", .d.,.h"8H: CLOBIKO STOCK O.ITAT,OK. neop 10.1'. . ."jw'.W
E. 1 MeNutt," Lasen, 1 load of cattle and
hngs: Klncart Sc Elliott, Harriaburg, 1 load
of cattle ana sheep.
The day's sales were as follows:
ci,osrxa stock quotations.
Closing I fel a very definite satisfaction that In
have 'contributed to theae results should
3 steers, .
1 4 steers. .
a steers. .
1 steer. ..
1 steer. ..
13 steers. .
30 steers. .
10 steers. ,
2 steers.
-Wart. Pr.
ooo t 7. so
inr4 11.7K
106 10.60
poo 5.00
io 6,00
1040 Jl.oo
9.1 10.7S
1110 9.7.r
B70 7.00
25 steers.. 1142 It. B0
54 steers
18 cows. .
1 cow. . .
12 cows. . .
'2 cows. . ,
1 cow. . .
3 cows. .
33 cows. .
44 cows. .
1 8 cows. .
88 cows. .
18 cows. .
16 steers.
3 steers.
1 steer. .
3 steers.
3 cows. .
3 cows. .
1 cow . . .
20 cows. .
20 cows. .
8 cows. .
7 calves.
6 calves.
li)0 lambs.
56 lambs. .
3 cows. ...
3 cows. ...
24 cows. ..
24 cows. . ..
11 calves. ..
8 calves. ..
1 calf
2 bulls. . ..
1 bull..
Am Beet Sugar
Am Can
Am Car & Kdy
ica a ni, 1 Am 1 .oc o
440 o "0 1 , ;"',"
801 6.75
Sales. High. Low.
TVgt. Pr.
78 14.Z5I
1075 10.001231 hogs
700 n.oo z-t nogs.
7 H0 r.. 75164 hogs.
InKO 7.751.11 hogs.
1075 6.50 3 hogs.
o.'iO 3.2."i 7 hogs.
620 4.00 4 hogs.
1047 8.00120 hogs
1H2 8.25
PH6 8.00!
678 6.25
1066 7.25
931 6.00
308 10.28
S5 6.75
160 11.00
10OO 7.00
120O 6.50
196 18.10
305 16.60
231 18.00
253 17.00
133 17.85
Am bug Kfa.
Am T & T. . . . .
Am ZL4S....
Anaconda Cop..
Atchison
AQclVISSL.
B ft O
HAS Cop
Calif Petrol ...
Can Paclf
Cent Leather...
8,900
2.100
1.10O
2,700
400
1.0OO
700
7.5O0
600
48
85
67 H
7U
111
P'4
IDS
7'i
1.200 104 V.
1.000 54 1
4.OO0 151
1,400 68
800
1.500
12O0 12.75
705 7.00
1130 7. BO
1 2O0 1 0.00
1023 9.00
3125 7.00
3310 6.00
17 5. IB
618 B.OOI
656 3.25
197 IO.OO
33 hogs. . .
2 hogs. . .
70 hogs. .
28 steers. .
3 steers. .
2 steers. .
17 steers. .
1 cow. ...
23 cows. . .
3 cows. . .
25 cows. . .
2 cows. . .
82 cows. . .
8 calves..
5o 16.50 Ch? V-;;
ij 10.10 c R I tt P ctfs. 80O
136 36.25jchlnO Cop ..... 600
1S7 17.65 C F 1 4O0
lis in.nn corn Prod Rfg. 12.90O
210 17.75 I Cruolbls Steel.. 2.200
I'W'i ii."u I Cuba Cane Bug
vizt b.oii I inal sesur....,
955 9.00 I Erie
878 10.00 I Gen Kleo
890 4.50 I Gen Motors ..
790 5.75 I Gt Nor pfd
1240 7.O0 I Gt Nor Ore ctfs
723 0.50 1 111 central ....
835 4.25 I map cop
1025 8.60 I 1 M M pfd
198 lt.O0l'nt
170 ll.BO I 'nt r-sper
87 9.00 I "u
124 7.06 I vennecott cop
67
47 V
bid. I vear of universal food sbortags In the nortn
87 Vi hemlanhcre all of thoae people Joined
it .7 I . . 1 . .ain.t r:ermanv have come
S314 Mth rough into sight of the eo'".""""'
6 66 not only with heslth and strength fully
. 7m n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 ii , , . ..... - - ---- - 1
HO I I1..I1 of Jiarrtanip. l" r.ureiiii
heen compell-d to sacniice """":
1V I own people, but we nsve ''
66 X evervstesmer since the delsys of the storm J
. . . 1 . , . t, -l .. . On ontrlntitlnns to
mnntni isat 11,,. " . ,, . , 1
102 Va 1 this end could not Bsvs neen
7" matter . r ", n.,VlVv and Individ-
ib a Df en mccgmiiii'-i'-a " - .
150V, ually. It is difficult to .C-' hV...
87 various sefllona ot our -
110
96
18i
5
85 '
108
04 M
2.000
6,9llO
500
700
600
4
40
46 V,
45
86 i,
31
57
1!4
148
154
14Ri
67',,
57
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80.
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IHH
144
163
KOH publlo esting pl.ee. ": ln,rb;?flH
41 agricultural pnpulatlona In ssseaslng ereoti
for th"e" re.ulis but n one will dnv ths
24 3 dominant part of tbe American women.
89 1 -
is CROP REPORTS BtAnlbn
Reglsterable as to principal. Coupons payable January and
July 16, in New York, Boston and Chics ft o. Callable at 11
and Interest on any July 15 with 20 days advance notice,
t
Ananel alsklsg fund of 15 per rent provided
la (rant Indentures villi retire at lOt at least
SS.OOO.OOO of this note Issue before naatertty
The trust indenture securing these notes provides that durinsr
their life th Cudahy Packing Company cannot increase on any of
its properties, its present mortgage indebtedness, or issue, guar
antee or indorse any bonds, debentures or long term notes except
to acquire additional property; also that in event that such an
indebtedness shall be incurred for the purchase of plant property
quick assets must at all times be maintained at a minimum of 200
per cent of the amount of these notes then outstanding. Further
security requirements behind these notes is that quick assets must
always be maintained at 150 per cent of total current liabilities.
Subscription books were opened July 19 and closed the same
day. Anticipating that the character of this loan and high credit
of the Cudahy Packing Company would occasion immediate over
subscription, we subscribed for a large block of these notes with
our own funds. While any are available we will accept orders at
original subscription price, to yield 7.50 to maturity, and on that
portion of the loan that is called annually, July 15, at 101 in accord
ance with 15 sinking fund (a minimum of $1,500,000 annually), a
much higher return without deduction for any Government taxes
except Federal income tax in excess of the normal tax of
2 Per annum.
Feymeat la ealled for July 26f aj. Thoae denlrlna may
make Immediate payment aaainat ear Interim re
rrlpts, to yield full Interest beginning Immediately.
Price: 98 and interest, to yield 7.507
(That portion ealled at 101 vrtll yield raeeh more)
Normal income tax up to 2 assumed by Cudahy Packing; Co.
We reserve the privilege of withdrawing;
this offer at any time and advancing
price of notes to accord with market price.
LUMBERMENS TRUST COMPANY
CAPI7AL AND SURPLUS $600,000
LUMBERMENS
BUILDING
FIFTH AND
STARK
2,800 32 31'..
2 colves.
153 6.0Olft7 Iambs. ..
Prices current at the local 'yards are as I 'J"u . "aih-
1 1 . -""-
............ Li, P.tri,
Cattle Ft Ices. I M,.m. ..0
Prim. Mtrs ................. .Bll.Tnta I , .. i
Good to choice steers iU 7H11.7n I il0, Power .
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers
Common to fair steers
Choice cows snd heifers
Med. to good cows and heifers..
Fair to med. cows and helters..
Canners
Bulls
Calves
Hogs
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Rough heavies
Pigs
toheep
East-ot-the-mountalns lambs...
Valley lambs
Yearlings ............-.....
Wethers ......................
Ewes
HOralU 7S 1 N-.v f.0
S.B0 9 9.60 In Y Central
B.A09 s.OO NTN HAH.
8.009 8 50 lor A West.
s.noe 7. so I ior i'seir
B M14 a no I Psclf Mail
a OOM 4. AO I rcu i m. 1
i soa 7.BO I t;rinsyivania
.mt, . I Pitts Coal
..wW...
ii-2.2 iS-ls "P.'' Steel-
. I oou ram
nna i 8ou Hsllway
Rtiiil.hnlf,p fur
13.T0TC is.zo i Texas Co
13 50 a H 00 I I -n Ion Parif
HWitflOM U 8 Ind Alco
s.ouav V.OU I I J R Htl
a.uo a.ov i do pfd
3.30O
6.30O
800
' i.soo
"boo
e.mio
HOO
700
"'aoo
TOO
1.100
B8H B2H
8is 7vi
. 1 1 i 1
DESTINATIONS OF LIVESTOCK
IIMah Cop ,
Weat Union
soo
4 no
1.BOO
S.7(lO
6,900
port
l.ino
l.L'Od
1.200
l.noo
. . 11 .soo
..104. lOO
soo
86
83H
100
2ri "
72i
44
80 i
24',
"MS
24 'a
r.-j-s
laova
108
'62"
854
,
23
'ifl
72
89 H
BO
24
87S
90 Ts
4.14,
ISO
121 74
127
10S
"sivi
Fruits and Vegetables.
Local jobbing quotations:
FRUITS Oranres. Valenelaa. Sfiff S.K0
time, representing ths wlndup of the Imper- I lemons, S8.7B01O.5O per box; bananas. 60
lal Valley season and tha Initial shipments I per pound: grapefruit, $4.0007.00; cants,
from the Turlock section. Ths demand Is I loupes, 81.8045.00 per crate: watermelons.
good for the first-class stock, however, and I 34 (3?4o per pound: peaohes, 90o$1.40;
the Jobbers are getting (3 for the best Tur-I new apples, $2.79 per box: loganberries.
lock standards. Eofter stock Is going consld- I 81.75 per crate; plums. $202.25 per box:
arably cheaper. Ths shipments Saturday I apricots, 1-61.60 per box; pears, S3.60
total 161 cars, of which Turlock contributed P" box; blackcaps, 2 per crate; caaabas.
8 cars and Arlsona 67. Yesterday-s ship- Pr Pnd; grapes, $2.B08 per crate.
menu were 74 cars. 12 from Turlock and 40 v i-.u. 1 ABi.a lomatoea. si.ouV2.io per
crate; cabbage. 4(34Vo per pound; lettuce.
from Arizona. 1 ... 1 i i v.
Watermelona were In larger supply and I dozen: peppers.'l7Mo per pound; peas. 129
steady at SHOSa cents. I 12c per pound; beans, 1012c per pound:
Fear ahlnmenta from California. tntm.A ai I celery. $1.25 per dozen: Bummer squash. $1
cars Saturday and Sunday, most of which pei ""ASBpi nl .,V?.i, ,5 """"T
Shipments to Leading Livestock Markets ef
United States.
Destinations of stock loaded July 21.
moubie deaks counted as two ears.)
Cattle. Horses. Mixed
Calves.Hogs.Sheep.Mules.btock.
loH
14H
lftai
90 a
si 'a
961,
Bk
97S
an.
3.-i
17V
88 W
98
23,
65
19,
40 7,
ir3i
867,
20 V,
-o
87 7,
9"4
16W
83 H
2SV
46
ISO
12174
1 I
106
111H
81
24
e
42
CHICAGO COR.V MARKET DEVELOPS
WEAKNESS.
Field Conditions for the Orala Are
Almost Ideal and Iteee-lpta of Old
Cora Are Above Averane.
POTATOES New, $3.5003.75 per hun
dred.
rolled to ths big Eastern fruit auctions.
Eastsrners pay big prices for them and the nvinvo tt-.ii. txt.ii. tio.ftu. r-.n
is euougu io go fornla, $2.25 9 2.50 per sack.
arouna. so nr. ine snipmervts were billed
as follows: Twelve ears each to New York I Staple Groceries.
and Chicago, three each to Boston, Pittsburg I Local lobbing quotations:
and Detroit; two to Philadelphia and one I SUGAR Sack basis: Fruit and berry,
each to Baltimore. Ottawa. Rlchford. Kanaaa $8 05: beet. $7.95; extra C, $7.65; powdered,
X'lTTC Walntii, HA.' Ttra.il nta 1 Aa
""f iies on tne street ana filberts. 20c: almonds. 1823e: nesnuts
som at o a crate, oeeaiess ana Fontaln- 19c; cocoanuts. $1.60 per dozen,
bleu grapes brought $2.50. Berries were In I SALT Half-ground. 100a. $15.90 per ton;
light supply and demand. Logans wsre 50s- $17-25 Per ton- dairy. 25 per ton.
, . , K. ww . RICE Blue Rose, 10 Sic per pound.
M . . . 1C UU VlUK TUT A VC Tnkkln. TlH... fin.. 11 ,. 11
caps at $2. 1 mitvLe: larra whits 12o:'bavou. 10c: lima
lAlc: nlnlc. fin. Onrnn hnnni hnvlnar
un.x.E.n rnuuuir, Bniraurn 1-TtJBlSAPK I prices; white. 88c; colored, 7C.
COFFEE Roasted. In drums. 17 25c
Thirteen Carloads Dispatched From Orearan
and Washington Points. a-rovisions.
i . . i . , . . .
r, , . , . . . . , . . OjOCHI joooihk OUOl&UOllB
variov snmmenis urtgon ana wash- uiein .!,. rhi nan. rA
lngton produce are reported as follows: 34C; skinned, none; picnics. 25c; cottage
From Washington Apples, ons box to roll, 31c
Butte. Mixed deciduous fruit, one each to LARD Tlercs basis, standard purs. 27c;
Swift Current. Calgary and Billings. Onions. "SP""' -yc- ,. . . .
. , TAmnm rninn Mit I BACON Fancy, 4748c; standard pure,
, I48r,c; choice, 84041C
anu xouvn, , lwu in roriunu. x-iums, one 1 DRY SALT Short, Clear backs, 290B4C
to Eamonton. peaches, ons to xorktown. I exports, 80 v 38c
From Oregon Mixed deciduous fruit- An
to Billings. I raops. wool, .ic.
Shipments from California were as fol- MUf crop. aorno per pouna; eon
WOOL Eastern Oregon, 85 9 56c; Valley,
Boston 6
Chicago 201
Denver zo
East St. Louis.. 60
Fort "Worth ... 87
Kansas City ... S1Z
Louisville 8
New York 4
Oklahoma City. 100
Omaha 1.
Portland. Or. . . 17
at. Joseph 19
San Francisco. 2
Sioux City .... 20
Sioux Falls .... .1
Spokane ...... 1
lcnua
Various 108
Totals H42
On week fiKO. . 111
Four weeks ago 9U8
new clip, 55a per
lows
Cantaloupes July 20, one each to Great I 54 61c per pound.
Falls, Butts, Spokane, Seattle; two each to I MOHAIR Oregon,
Salt Lake. Osden: five to Portland. Jul v Pound.
21. ons to Butte, two to Portland. CASCARA BARK New and Old, llo psr
pound.
-No. 1, 12c per pound; No. 2,
Potatoes July 19. one each to Havre,
Butte and Salt Lake; two to Denver. July n0 per pound.
zu, one eacn to uenver, .tunings ana Bait
Lake; two each to Portland and Butte;! Hides and Pelts.
three to Spokane; five to Seattle. I HIDES Salted hides. 25 pounds and up,
Mixed deciduous fruits July 20. one each I 1Bo; salted stags, bo pounds and up. llo
s&liecx mnl , i iro ii Kip, j tt io u fiouiiu,, jou
to Butte. Winnipeg and- Moosejaw,
ons to Winnipeg.
July 21,
salted and green calf, to 15 pounds, 2580o
green hides, 2d pounas ana up, J2a; greon
stars. 50 pounds and up, 9c; dry flint hides,
28c; dry flint calf. 82o; horsehldes, $1.2&Jp
2: salted horsehldes. sate 4.
PELTS Dry long-wool pelts.' 40c i dry
short-wool pelts, UStfUOc; salted pelts. May
takeorr, 13 jf 4.
Oils,
OASOLINE Bulk, file: engine dlstlllsts,
alss: me per pound en sales less than I Hulk. 12c: kerosene, bulk, loot esses, woo.
one carlot but amounting to 700(1 pounds LINBKED OIL Rsw. barrels, $l.P-'i cases,
or mors: 2o per pound on sales less thsn 2 02: botlebarre s, $l.4; cases. J.04.
TOOO pounds but axapuAtlhS (0 8000 pounds
Storage Batter Marring Modified.
In connsotton with ths regulations
eently Issued governing licenses dealing In
cold storage butter certain maximum mar
gins were indicated by ths Food Admin
istration. These maximum margins are now
modified ss follows: le per pound en earlot
XL'KJ'EKTUi& is aki,. 70o; oases, fQo,
38
151
8
26
1
54
8
9
82
1
44
2
3
78
8
2
53
12
1
15
1
3
8
6
1
12
600 88 MIL
Westing Eleo .. B.400 42U 41 a:
Total sales for the day, 840,000 shares.
BONDS.
TJ. S. ref. 2s reg. 98
do coupon .,98
TJ. 8. 8s reg... 99
do coupon ... 99
TJ. a 4s reg... 106 4
do coupon ..1064
Atch. gen. 4s, 81
D, a R. O. ref Bs 67
2v. y. j. aeo. es ut
12 I North. Pso, 4s
80
Vorth. Psa 8s..
P. T. A T. Bs..
Penn. con. 4H.
Union Pse. 4s.,
U. 8. Bteel 5s
60
90t4
SO,
BT8 barrels; shipments. 2RI barrels; stocks,
77.043 bsrrels.
Quote B. D. E. $9.V. F. $9.90; O. $99P;
H $10; 1. $10 10; K. $m.r.otr 1.55; M. $10.75;
N, $11; fii, $11.05; WW. $11.1.'..
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK. July 22. Evsporated apples.
quiet; state. 12bti10c.
rrunel, active; lbihihiiib.
Orrgons. 14V14"4c.
Peaches, firm: stanusra, lil "it. ,uun.",
t2V4titl4c; fancy. 131, 414c.
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAGO. July 22. Butter. stesdy:
creamery. 3SmWc.
v-rmn llla-her: rerelnte. 13.913 csaea: firsts.
3Str3ic. ordinary firsts. 3S H t 36 '4 e ; at
Oats I mark, caaea Included. 35Hff3Sc.
Hops at New York.
VP-TO TORK. July 22. Hops, quiet: srats.
Field conditions for corn were almost ideal m,dlum to choice. 1917. S5 43c: 1916. norn
.nd arrivals of about 02.'. carloads here were na,i; Pacific Coast, 191.. 203-'3r. 1910.
fsr above the average for this part of the i416c.
season. The market, accordingly, o-gan i
decline at the outset. ui
arclty of selling oroers n..- ........ -
easy and led to covering, wnicn .s-.. ......
"id-session and brought about material up
turns. After the nemsnc .r. ... ... - -
become exhaustea. nowocr.
weakened rapidly. ,.,
. . . .i. i rn ri 111:1 l vv,,... ..
offerings were Isrger ana mr.....
favorable. . . jP
Announcement 01 tne 1.. . " -
by ths Government gave nr.
vf.lon. and .0. too. did higher price, on
hogs.
Roy W. Burton. Camp Lewis, and Zita
KosenqutFt, Salem, Or.
CHICAGO, July 22. Pronounced weakness
.inr..d in the corn msrket today, owing
principally to bearish crop report. ...i. .
big receipts. Tho closs wss unsettled 1
. "He net lower, with August $l.4Sa t
148'4 and Bcptember $1.40 9 1.8". Oat
? , - .. u, ff In nrovlslons th
1 1 n if nt i ' " - - ---- - - - . n ,
outcome rangea irom -c
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 22. Lead, unchanged.
Spot. 8.05c.
Spelter, unchanged; Esst St. Louis deliv
ery, spot, g.45'q H.aoc.
Duluth I.lnseed Market.
DULUTH, July 22. Linseed, $4.56; to ar-
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK. July 22. Spot cotton, quiet.
Middling. 83.15c
South. Pao. ev. 6a 90S,
Anglo-French os. 934 I V",
U. 8. Lib. 8Hs 9.64 SPl-
11. a. 1,10. 4s.. 94.70
V. B. Lib 444s.. 00.88
Boston Mining Stocks.'
BOSTON, July 22. -Closing quotations:
Allouss 50 ITale Roy. (Cop.) 26
Leading futures rsnged ss follows
CORN.
Open. High.
..$1.B0H $152H
.. 1.51H 1-83
OATS.
.. .64 .TOH
.. .69, .694.
MESS PORK.
Aug.
Sept-
Lew.
$1.4714
1.49
.674
.67 H
Close.
$1.4.;
1.4914
5 1
18 87 18 1
506 244 27 61
544 S28 29 89
666 422 82 78
Arlsona Com. .. 14 34
Oal m t and Aria 69
Cal. and Hecla 455
Centennial .. ..18
Cop. R. Con. Co 4 7 ',4
E. Butte C. Mine 984
Franklin 4 V.
Mohawk
Vorth Butts....
Osceola ........
Qulnoy .. ., .
Shannon
lOranby Cona .
ureen cananea
58
14'4
Mil
es
4
75
.42
July
Sept.
July
Sept.
Money, Kxchange, Etc.
NEW YORK. July 22. Mercantile paper.
July
Sept.
.'45.60 46.60 45.50
LARD.
.26.20 A
.26.25 26.30 26.20
SHORT RIBS.
24.85 - 24.72
45.50
45.50
26 20
26.20
24.42
24.72
State origins of livestock losded July 21:1 four months, 6 per cent;
For Portland
California
Oregon ........
Washington
T't'l Portland
One week ago. .
Four weeks ago
For Seattle
Total :
One week ago. .
Four weeks ago
24.75
8"';..-. $1-70; No. 8 yellow.
six month. 6 n.rlll.llUal.T0; r. C a eijow.
car
Births.
LEGRAND To Mr. and Mra J. A. Le-
grand. 781 Kearney Ave., July le, a son.
FR1TCH To Mr. and Mrs. Emmett B.
Fr-itch. 917 Kills. July 17. a son.
LANG WORTHY To Mr. and Mrs. Raa
67't I Lang worthy. 244 Montgomery, July 18.
07T4 I a daughter.
MYItlN To Mr. ana .Mrs. 3. u. myrin.
661 K- 63d. July 17. a dsuKhter.
CARUSO To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Csruso. 6R2 K. 19th. July ia. a daughter.
1IAM.MON To Mr. and Mra Adin Mam
mon. h7 Yale. July 13. a srn.
JACK To Mr. snd Mrs. Ned N. Jack. 410
San Rafsel. July 14, a son.
WEILKK To Mr. and Mra A. J. Weiler,
890 E. Yamhill. July 12. a daughter.
Deaths.
LUCKE Stanley I.ucke, St. Vincents Hos
pital. Julv 19. 11 mos.
K ANN iC August Kanne, St. Vincents Hos-
POLICE SEEK INCENDIARY
Pendleton lias Series of Mysterious
'l'arm Fires.
PKXDI.KTO.V, Or.. July 22. Spe-
rlal. ) Another farm fire, the second In
three days, destroyed the Walter Plant.
In tr barn and a considerable amount of
hay near Adamo thla morning.
A squad of the Oregon State Police
was sent out to trail a man under sus
picion of having; set the blaze. He is
said to be an I. W. V. and thla morning
was seen running; away from the scene
of the fire. This makes the fourth
fire in this section this season, the
origin of which Is unexplainable un
less incendiary.
1
18 .... 8 ....
1 1 2
17 2 8 ....
29 2 8 ....
17 8 10 ....
cent.
r-. , I .n . t.111. . , , . . , .TS HTRltC
rtye . j. j
Barley $1115
. . ' - ki,. TTu-STTlip- .l.ndard. I Bltal. Julv 18. 74 yra
rno. o w.ik. I , , 1 1 . u i -i (.r..i.t rn.,h.t.
fltkt ari.in. of livestock loaded July 20
Cattle, Hnrses.Mlxed
CalveaHogs.Sheep.Mules.Stock.
For Portland
60-dav bills. $4.714: demand. $4,75 5-16:
cablaa, $4,76 7-18: francs, demand 6.71.
cables B.B9 74 ; guilders, demand 51)4. cables
62: lire, demand 8.61. cables 8.60.
Bsr silver snd Mexlcsn dollsrs unchanged.
Time loans, strong; 60 dsys, 8 per cent
bid; 90 days. 8 per cent bid; six months, 6
per cent bid. CslI money, strong. High,
low. ruling rate ana last loan, e par cent:
closing bid, 544 per cent, offered at 6 per
cent.
Timothy $58.
Clover Nominal.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $26.1 0Q 26.15.
Klbs $23.90 ft 24.60.
Grain at Ban Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 22. Flour,
quote... m, . nrlea. 83.50 per
Church.
1171 Minnesota Ave.. July 19. 60 yra
CLAUDE Charles P. Claude. Emanuel
Hospital. July 18. 58 yra,
WELLS orvlne Wens, 80S5 42d, July
18. 4 mon.
MARKS William Marks, 429 Msln, July
19. 60 yrs.
F.GGKK James Edward Egger, Emanuel
Hospital. July IS. 9 mos.
KLO Mra Maude Kelso. Sellwood Hos-
notlpltal. July 20. 48 yrs.
Marriage Licenses.
Oregon
Washington ...
T't'l Portland
One week ago. .
Four weeks sgo
For fceattle
Oregon
11
8
14
21
7
LONDON. July 22,-Bar sllv.r. 48 13-18d ..V. fnT Esther' ft
ir ounce. land seed, J.io. - I Bowers. 19. isrgent hotel.
per
Money. 3 4, per cent.
Discount rates Short bills, 8-17-32 per
cent; three months- unis. n-aa per cent.
1-
8 1 SAN FKANC13CO PRODUCE MARKET
nam. ...... , . .... ?!
Hsy: Wheat "
24: tarns, oats. WVJ "r,VnvVn "
f alf a. io ; ' - - - -
Meals: Airsna, c' -
coanut, nominal.
T't'l Seattle..
One week ago. .
Four weeks ago
14
Prices Current on Eggs, Vegetables, .Fresh
Fruit, Etc., at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 22. Butter, 47 of American
032o.
P... F... .Tint 1IT fr..H . v , r - nl
rhloaaa Livestock Slaricat. I
I i.l. I Dili UBVI.W" - . -
ninr-, I'.n .Tiil M. VT,.. ir..lr,.. Tan,. I Vnun . Americas not Aunt.fi' m.w I AAA b.i.hels: . barley uecreasea
good hogs mostly loc to 200 higher than I firsts. 24V4C. I bushels.
Saturday s average; otners slow, 100 to loo I Poultry Large hens. :gsie; roosters,
hlrhsr. Butchers. 818.45O18.90: lls-tlt- I vouns. 40lS43c: fryers. 88c: broilers. 88c:
$1S.8519; packing. $17.50 918.85: rough. I pigeons. $2.60: squsbs, $2.50; geess, 21Q25c;
917.10 lT.su; duik. )ii.vu(s is.a; pigs, good I turkeys, live, atoac.
and choice. $17.25918. Vegetables Green peas. 6H7V4c
Cattle Receipts. 22.000: good steers I paragus. tSSc; summer squash. $1.25
stsadv. very scarce: others and butcher less Dlant. 81.50(31.65; peppers, bell, $1.60
cattle, slow to lower. Calves 28o lower, chile, $1.40; tomatoes, 60 75c; lettuce, 63c
Beet catti
common.
heifers.
$8.75
medium. $8.25 10.60; calves good. $14.25817. 1 chokes. $2.6004: cucumbers, $1.8391.60;
MKAhs-nxvih Hsrvev W. Mears. legal
2071, becond St.. and Mra Susls Davis,
legal, same Rddreas.
unppir.H.KKtHI.ES Samuel J. HonDer.
eo" I 84. 290 Seventeenth St.. and Pearl Beatrice
Searlen, 34. dtilt unsan it.
NAYLOK-DEAN' James O. Nsylor. 53. 144
North Fourteenth St.. and Margaret M.
Dean, 47. 164 Ankeny st
Visible Supply of Grain
NEW YORK. July "-Th '''bh- .UPtPh. bRAUGHAN -"kVERSON - Joseph K.
. 1 . .nrf bonded grain shows tns , un . 1 1... . r.n.H. .nH r.rih.
following changes. Wheat Increased 2.649.- M g,v,ron. -28. 7B7 East Msrket st.
J.?.! h...h.ls- corn decreased 177.000 bushsls: RKDMOND-FULLER Joseph Redmond.
X...V.r.aaed 872.000 bushsls: rye dscreasea 1 legsl. Cokeville. vi yo., ana Annie runer.
Better Demand for Cube Butter.
A slightly bstter demand for cube butter
as- was reponeo. ; "
,t 454 cents. rne pre.cn ..m...u.. -
unchanged. .... , . .
Egg receipts are sun 01 i.r i..v.-.
' ' I U.l, r.r , , i.i season is pracuiii7 "
$1117; butchsr stock, cews and I 8; sweet potatoes, 00 To: onions, red. $2: I -- . Ko-wtvw. ars not equal to
7.70 14.00: canners and cutters. I yellow, 3.26; garnc wiutio; Dasts. si.oo'""- 7. ths markst yesterday was
7.75; stockers and feedera good I 91.65; carrots. uci; turnips, l Woc; requ.rn....- --------- .- -
10.BO13: Inferior, common and rhubarb. 81.75i2; cabbage. llmc; artl- firm with candled stock sellings on the street
Sheep Recelpta 15.000. Sheep and native I string beans. io: lima beans. 6lCc;
lambs steady. Shorn range lambs higher.
Top natives, $18.25; choice Idahos bid above
$ 1S.SU.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. July 22, Hogs Receipts. 13.000,
aoo to 8O0 higher. Heavy, 818918.40
mixed. $12.10912.80; light. $18.10918.60
nigs. $12816.80; bulk of sales, $18918.85.
. , 1 n n n 1 On A A .... A v 1 Ai . t R. I . . . U.. I ., I ,f VHAU
niiw .. . . .-, " ' I 1 1. Ii 'O ..OU , I'ra, . . ...-., v. , .1,.,
lower. Native steers. $12.25918; eews and I double layer, $191.25; whits, 75Soo; plums.
heifers, gsia; western steers, i.oo jo. do ; 1 tig, 1.25,
T.,n. ntuti. (9S12! oows and helfera S7.B0 I Ttnelots Flour. 2820 eusrter saeksi bar
A111 nn- mnnera 87erS: stockers and feederm. I l.v no2 centalsi beans. 930 sacks: potatoes
S8&13: calves. $1013.50, I0278 sacks; onions. 1182 sacks; hay, 375
oheep Recelfitv 10,900, itegjy to lower. I tops; kldcs, 647, wi&e, tf,guj ilnv
km tavaailSo: corn. 8202.25.
Fruit cantaloupes, atanaaros, a1.100x.70;
itarmnloni. 22.c: casabss, jUo: lemons.
choice, $596: grapefruit. $292.50; oranges,
$896; bananas, nawa isn, ooio; pine
apples. $2; apples, $292.60! strawberries.
$8910; cherries, black Tartariana, 8910c:
blackberries, $8910; reapbarries, $8010:
peaches,. 81 91.60; gooeeDerries, 099c; cur
rsnts, $8$B; loganberries, t(i f I: apricots,
11
mt 44 renta
Poultry was weak and dressed mests were
steady.
New York Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. July 22. Raw eugar, steady.
Centrifugal, 6.056; refined, steady. Fine
granulated, "l.OOo; out loaf. Oo; crushed.
8 75o: mould A. 80: cubes. 8.35o; XXXX pow
dered. 7.700; powdered, 7.66o; diamond A,
7.60c; confectioners' A. T.4Qo: No. 1, 7.35c.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH, July 82. Turpentine firm.
56V,o; sales. 407 barrels; recelpta 157 bar
rels: shipments. 16 barrelsl stock, 4.645
barrels.
Rosin, firm; sales, 6il barrtls; rtcelpls.
26. OOO I l.nl Tihnr Ap'tS.
WEAVER-LOMi Annrew r. weaver, a,
Vsncouver barracks, and Catherine I. Long.
23, 534 East Everett St.
Vaarouver Marriage Licenses.
DOETSCH-JONES Hermsn Doetsch. 22,
of Portland, and Miss Lillian Jones, 19. of
Portland. ...
S1SSOX-MOLINE Harvey- Slason. legal,
of Portland, and Miss Leona Moline. 19, of
?RIHARDSON'.THOMPSOS Sandy Rich
ardson. 67. of Tacoma. Wash., and Mra
Elisabeth Thompson. 47, of sncouver.
WEFTFAT.L-GILLEFPIEt Clarence Wet-
fsll 23. of Harper. Kansas, sna jiias titij,
..11' . nr Wmrn.r KsnpSS.
WEAVER-WRIGHT Ned Wesver. 86. of
Portland, and Mra. Eleanor Wright, 20, or
GURLEY-HOWELL Frank Curley, 8.1. of
Portland, and Mra Anna Howell, 84. or
PRl'cHAHI)SPN'-Pl"OH Albert Rteharrtson.
29. of Wlnnemucca. .-ev.. n.i -"
lotts Pugh, 28. of Wlnnemucca. Ne-.
HALL & COMPANY
BUT AND SEtX.
Railroad
Public Utility
Industrial
Municipal
BONDS
YIELTJINO
5 to 7;
Foreign Government Loans
Local Securities
Preferred Stocks
Lewis Bldg.
Portland, Or.
TRAVELERS GUIDE.
if 109 Third St. Mala 28
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kLln, Skacwar. Cordova, Vadaa,
6waxd and Anchoraa,
Spfclal Summer Excnralona. Roand
trip rates to ail Alaaka pointa, Lara-eat
sblpa, unqualed aervloe, iow rates, la
claaina baftiaa aod maaia. iltk raaar
vatlooa.
STEAMSHIP WAPAMA
Sells Direct for
SAN FRANCISCO
t.OS ANGFI.ES S.W DIEGO
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San Kranclsro, Portland I.os Angeles
bteamship X o. FRANK HOI. LAM, Art.
10 Third street. .Main 8.
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Largest, nswest. best-equipped steamers.
For fares end sailings apply Can; Pae. Rail
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Agent. 4411 oeymour bt sncouver. B. C
Portland Girl to Marry.
TACOMA. "Wash.. July S3. (Special.)
Marriage licenses were Issued -today
i Tnm to P". 11. Klrbv. Camo Lewis.
and Blanche Mason, of Portland, and to oceanic S. S. Co.. 01 Market St. 8. T Cmt,
Fast AmeHeaa a. . BOXOMA. TrNTTBA
llonolulo. S70 1st, 2d. bailing dates ei
application.