TIIE 3IORNIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1919.
21
SYSTEM DF BLANKET:
PERMITS IS FAVORED
Local Trade Acts on Grain
Shipping Question.
ARMSTRONG IS NOTIFIED
Small Interest In Coarse Cereals at
Merchants Exchange Barley
Bids Are Reduced.
pounds: lettuce, 2.25 2.50 per crate; pei
Ter, 30c per pound; artichokes, 75c; cauli
flower, 53.25; beets. $2.50 per sack; car
rots, $4 per sack; turnips, 3.5J per
sack;- cucumbers. $1.25p2 per dozen; to
matoes. $1.85(3:2.50 box: spinach. 8c per
j pound ; peas, 11 13c per pound; rhubarb,
-H-38c per pound; asparagus, $1.25 (q 2 per
crate.
POTATOES Oregon Burbanlcs, best,
$1. 75132; new California, 7c per pound.
ONIONS California, red, 5fcc per pound.
, . Staple Groceries.
Local Jobbing quotations:
SUGAR Sack basis. Fruit or berry,
$9.65; beet, J 'J. 55; Honolulu cane, $9.60; ex
tra C, $9.15; pow dered in barrels, $ 10.25 ;
cubes In barrels, $10.45.
NU'B Walnuts, 27 & 35c; Brazil nuts, 35c;
filberts, Sc; almonds, 24 30c ; peanuts,
lira. 15c.
SALT Half-ground, 100s, $16 per ton;
50s. $17.25 per ton; dairy. $25 per ton.
RICK Japan style. c; blue rose, 10c;
bead. 12c per pound.
BEANS Buying price, large white, 6
5c per pound; red. 4c per pound.
COFFEE Roasted, in drums, 3U42c
. Bops, Mohair, Etc.
HOPS Oreeon, 1918 crop. 4347Hc; 1917
crop, 30c; llltt crop, ISc per pound; three-
year contracjts,
Grain dealers of the Merchants Exchange
ent on record yesterday as favoring the
t!anket permit system rather than individual-permits
in xhovlng the 1919 wheat
crop. S. C. Armstrong, who is now in
Tcw York attending the grain corporation
conference as a representative of Pacific
northwestern grain men, sent the follow
ing telegram to the Portland and Seattle
ilei chants Exchanges:
VAsk grain trade of Portland and Seattle
to discuss and wire me McAlpln hotel. New
fTork, are yon in favor of blanket or indi
vidual permit system for movement of grain
to terminals. Does Seattle and Tacoma wish
Jermit committee located In Portland, as
last year, or separate for Puget sound or
etch- terminal? Should grain trade or
to liners be represented on each committe;
may other suggestions"
The local exchange acted only on the
permit matter, as the other question per
tained more particularly to the northern
trade.
The grain market was a. dull affair at
the regular session. Brewing barley bids
Vcre reduced 2550 cents and feed barley
was down 50 75 cents. Offers for oats
and corn were the same as on Saturday.
Weather conditions In the middle west
s wired from Chicago: "Duluth, part
cloudy, warm; Chicago, clear, warm; Peoria,
clear, 72; Davenport, clear, fine; Kansas
City, threatening, 67; Topeka, cloudy, cool,
Borne rain this morning; Ohio valley, clear.1
Varm."
Corn offerings In the United Kingdom con
tinue very small, but much larger arrivals
re expected. The demand is still very
urgent and any amounts put forward meet
with quick absorption. American and Cana
dian feeding barleys are now competing.
Situation in Argentina remains quiet and
trading Is now on a reduced scale. Oats sup
plies can be considered fairly liberal but
ma yet these have not been offered.
Terminal receipts in cars were reported by
the Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat. Barley. EI our. Oats.Hay.
30c. 28c. 25c
Eastern Oregon and Washington,
par pound ; vauey, 40 u ac per
INYESTfM BUYING GOOD
STOCKS RALLY AFTER PERIOD
OF EARLY DEPRESSION.
WOO
40 57c
nnund.
MOHAIR 1018 clip, 65c per pound.
TALLOW No. 1, fe Vic per pound; No, 2,
guc per pound; grease ro. l, oc; No. 2,
5c per pound.
CASCARA BARK New, 10e per pound.
GRAIN BAGS In carlots, 13c
Provisions.
Ivocal Jobbing quotations:
HAMS All sizes, choice, 416 42c; stand
ard, 41c; skinned, 35 Q 36c ; picnic, 2tfc; cot
tage roll, 3Hc.
LARD Tierce basis, 35c; compound, 2GH c
per pound.
DRY SALT Short, clear backs, 9 34c;
plates. 26 & 28c; exports, 3lc.
BACON Fancy, 53 55c; standard, 46
49c; choice, 37 42c.
Hides and Pelts.
HIDES "So. 1 salt-cured hides, SO lbs,
and ud. 20c: No. 1 part-cured hides. 30 lb.
and up, 184c; No. 1 green hides. 30 lbs. and
up, 17c; No. 1 salt-cured bull hides, CO lbs.
and up, 14c; No. 1 part-cured bull hide?.
50 lbs. and up, lie ne price on No. a
hides will be lc per pound less than on No.
1 fo. 1 calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 45c; No. 2
calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 43c; No. 1 kip skins.
to 25 lbs., Uac; ro. Z kip skins, 15 to 25
lba., 23c; dry flint hides, 7 lbs. and up, 30c;
dry Hint calf hidea, under 7 lbs., 40c; dry
salt hides, 1 lbs. and up, 24c; dry salt calf
hides, under 7 Ins., J4c; dry flint stag or
bull hides, 20c; dry salt bull hides, 14c; dry
bull hides and skins, hair price; dry horse
hides, according to size and quality, each.
$1.501? 3 ; salt horse hides, skinned to hoof
and head on, $3&G; horse hides with heads
off. 50c less.
PE LTS Dcy Ion g-wool sheep pelts, per
lb.. 25 a 35c; dry medium wool sheen Delta.
per lb., i-'0-& 30c; dry shearling eheep pelts,
each. 50fS'75c; ealted long wool sheep pelts.
each, '-(tpb salted medium wool sheep pelts.
each, noj , eaueu eneaning tmeep pelts.
eacn, iiuo.uc
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Portland, Mon.. 18 4 34 8 2
Year ago 1 6 9- .... 10
Season to date. 717 llS 2S24 775 S1U5
Yearaso 3S04 492 1300 1540 25S4
Tacoma, Sat.
Year ago 1 - 1
Feasor, to date. K447 4S . 200 1231
Year ago 5564 107 .... 300 - 1072
Seattle. Sat 13 T 2 2
Year ago 6
feason to date. fttfU mo 170rt 612 2567
Year ago 4S5S 3:i9 1721 1118 3102
BUTTER IN PRINTS ADVANCES TODAY
.Local Market Will He One Cent Higher.
Cubes Quiet.
With the strength of the cube butter mar
ket, prints will sell a cent higher this morn
ing at 54 cents for plain wrapped and 53
cents, for cartons in box lots. The buying
price of butter fat was raised 1 cent yes
terday to 53 54c at stations.
Trading in cubes was limited with buyers
nd sellers backward in naming prices.
$"ealers quoted 02 -score at 51 cents. The
: Accumulation on the street and in temporary
footers amounted to 218,250. pounds. Stor
age holdings gained 0S40 pounds. Receipts
on Saturday were:.
, Pounds
Idaho 368
Oregon 10,248
Washington GOO
Fresh
Price Current on Eggs Vegetables,
Fruits, Etc., at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9. Butter, 67c.
Eggs Fresh extras, 51 Vsc; extra pullets.
47Vc
Cheese Young Americas, 32c.
Poultry Hena, 36 37c; roosters, young,
45(&50c; old, 20&24c; broilers, 20 & 31c;
small, large. 3-Q.dJc; rryers, B.dttc; geese,
nominal. Squabs, $3 3.50 dozen.
- Vegetables Asparagus. graded, 10 (g1 12c
pound ; egg plant, log.20c pound; peppers,
bell, 20 it 30c pound large, 15c for small;
Chile, 20&25c; summer squash, 65 & 00c crate
or box; tomatoes, $3.50(5 4 crate or box;
potatoes, new Delta, $3 & 3.50; garnets, 94.50
P5; early rose, $3.75'f(.4 cental; onions, new
red, $4&4.25; yellow, $3. 25 3. 50 crate; green,
$1.7ufft-2 box; green peas, bay No. 1, 536c
pound; do No. 2, 3 4c; do Half Moon, 8c;
cucumbers, natural, $1.75 2; spinach, 75c "3
$1.25 crate; string beans, Kentucky Wonders,
10&12c pound; wax, 1213c; pole, 12 13c;
limas, 20c; green corn, 30 & 40c.
Fruit Lemons, $4.50 5.50 box; Valencia
oranges, $4.25&5.50; grapefruit, fancy, $4(5;
apples, Newton Pippins, $3.25(j4; currants,
$1213 chest; loquats, totb&c pound; peaches,
$l&1.25 crate; figs, fl.501.75 box; Mission,
do; white, $11.25; strawberries, $11&15, ac
cording to grade; raspberries. $2.25&3 crate,
according to district; loganberries, red, $14
16 cheut: blackberries, $2 2.50 crate; cher
ries, black, fa f$x 10c pound ; white, Q& 8c;
Royal Anncs, 10(5 11c; apricots, $1.50 1.75
crate: gooseberries, 65 8c pound; canta
loupes, standard crate, $4 (Q; 4.50.
Receipts Flour, 13,595 quarters; barley,
8956 centals; beans, 4526 sacks; potatoes,
2246 sacks; onions, 1131 sacks; hay, 208 tons;
hides, 1121; wine, 13,100 gallons.
Hops at New York.
NEW YORK, June 9. Hops, firm; state.
medium to choice, 1918. 45 fi 37o; 1V17, 25
Ca3"c; Pacific coast, l'JIS, 54&G0c: 1017,
30 U 38c.
Front-Taking and Short Selling
Effective at Opening of Mar
ket Bond List Is Firm.
NEW YORK. June 9. The stock market
today was forced to contend with renewals
of the profit-taking and short selling, which
were effective in depressing prices during
various periods last week. Moreover, the
list did not open with its customary upward
rush, attributed in part to the fact that
buying orders over the week end were not
as numerous aa heretofore. Bear operators
also were more active and their selling
prompted in no smalt measure aeclines rang
ing from five to ten points in some of the
speculative favorites.
Investment buying was responsible for
good headway in standard railroad stocks.
Early weakness in United RttM Stl wan
followed by full recovery in sympathy with
active Inquiry for Bethlehem Steel and
equipment iusues. Some of the motors, ship
pings and high-priced oils were severely af
fected by the early selling.
Low-priced (ODDSTH were x tnii vMv
bought, with Chino scoring a rise of four
points. Sales amounted to 1.55O.000 shares.
The bond market ruled firm with :hil
Copper 7s rising five points. Liberty bonds
yielded slightly. Total sales (par value)
aggregated $l2,500,OOU. Old United States
bonds unchanged on calL
CLOfcI.t STuCK QUOTATIONS.
Am Beet Sugar. 3.7O0 bj Li
.American can. . 11.300
Am Car 4t Fdry 5,'JtMj l0t4s
Am H & L pfd. 2,oO 12
American Loco. 4,7oo fc5
Am Sra & Kei'g. 24,4o0 S5 ;
Am Sug Reig. . 3.UO0 137
Am Puni Tub... 5,200 1093.
Am 'lei & Tel.. l.lu" 107
Am Z, L fc fcj. . IS.lou a54
Anaconda Cop.. 37.1irO 74
Atchison 4. St to lu2 a
A, G & W I S S l.suo 1J4'-J
Baldwin Loco. . 11, '.mo lu4
Bait fc Ohio 700 64.
Both Steel "B" . 30.6OO 8: -i
Butte & Sup Cop 12.700 31
Cal Petroleum.. 13,4oo :;y?4
Canadian 1'ac. l.HM) 165
Central Leath.. 23,200 10S
Ches & Ohio... 1,800 67H
Chi, M & St. I 1,200 45 1
Chi & Northwest l.loo la
C R I & P 4. mo 30
Chino Copper.. 14. loo 47x,4
Col Fuel & Iron 5,2oo 51
Corn Products.. 11.200 iS
Crucible Steel . . .10joO 4i
Cuba Cane Kug. 2,400 36
Distill Securities 3,HtO 7
Erie ,loo 10 M
General Electric 500 366fe
General Motors. 14,Soo 243
Great North pfd 1,500 m
Ot Nor Ore Ctfs 4,300 48
Illinois Central
Insp Coppe-- Gl.tSOO 61
Int Mer Mar pfd 13.2O0 1214
Int Nickel 5,ioo 2V
Int Paper 4,2oo 61
K C Southern. . fmo 23
Kennecott Cop. 17.80O 40
Lou & Nash....
Mex Petroleum. 25.000 102
Miami Copper.. l,oo 284
Midvalf. Steel. . 7.400 531;
Missouri 1'acific 7.4o0 33"4
Montana Power 3.7O0 S2 i
Nevada Copper. 4.4uo lr
N Y Central... 1,7(0 8L,3i
N Y. N H & H. 2.T.OO 3." H
orroik & west ;tmj -nu
Northern Paclf 1.700 BST4
Pacific Mail.... l,4O0 41
Pac Tel & Tel.. 3O0 32W
Pan-Am Petro. IS.ino 102
Pennsylvania . . 3.4O0 474
Pitts & W Va.. 1H.700 44
Pittsburg Coal.. 2.700 65
Rav Con Copper 8,400 24
Reading 16. TOO f2 4
Rep Iron & Steel 3,300 01 Vi
Shat Ariz Cop
Sin Oil & Refg. 15.500 66 '4
Southern Pacific 10.10O 314"
Southern Ry. . - 4,100 31?
Studebaker Corp
Texas Co 1.6O0 279
Tobacco Prod.'. 13.50O 104
Union Pacific. . 2.0OO 135
IJnit Cig Stores 4.300 141
IT S In'l Alio... 4.6HO 102
XT R Steel 102, OoO
XT S Steel pfd.. 2o 1164
Utah Copper. . 14.2m
Western Union. M
West Klect 27.300 f,!
Willvs-Over ... 12.6O0 3i
Royal Dutch... 51.300 117
firm, '
Time loans strong. All dates 84 f 8.
Call money, firm; high, low and ruling
rate, 6; closing bid, 5; offered at 6; last
loan, 6.
Mining Stocks at Baatot.
BOSTON,. June 9. Closing quotations:
Allouex 43 (North Butte
Arlx Com 15 Old Dom
Calu Ariz 70 (Osceola
Calu & Hecla.. 17 Quincy
Centennial 17V 'Superior
Cop Range .... 52 Sup & Boston..
East Butte 16 I Shannon
r ranklin . . .
Isle Royal le
Lake Cop . .
.. 4 Utah Con
, . 87 Wtnona
. 6 Wolverine
,. 70
IS
42
50
71
9
4
3
extra, firsts. 46 047c; do firsts. 44 4c
Cheese Weak; state whole milk flats cur
rent make special, 31&3l; do average
run. 31c; state whole milk twins current
make special, Slr31c; 4o average run.
29 Sic
CHICAGO, June 9. Butter steady. Cream- I
ery. 4051 c.
Eggs Unsettled: receipts, 84.024 eases;
firsts. 4041c; ordinary firsts. SS't? 30c; at
mark, rases tncl u4ed, 89 & 40c ; storage
packed firsts. 4142c; extras. 42
42C
Poultnr Alive bioher; fowls. 29c.
Phonft your want ads to The Orego
nlan. Phone Main 7070, A 095.
Co'fes Fnt n rm A d vanclns:.
N"EW YORK. June 9. The market for
coffee futures was higher today, owing to
reports of firmness in Brazil and rumors
that some of the domestic Importers were
in the cost and freight market and cabling
bids to Brazilian shippers at moderate con
cessions. All the active months except
March made new high records on covering I
and a moderate demand from trade sources
witl the market opening at sn advance of
9 to IS points and selling about 34 to 40
points net higher. July touched 19.78c and
December l4.l0c with the market closing
at a nt advance of 30 to 40 points. July
19.74c; September, 19.40c; October 19.32c;
December I8.f5c; January, 18.89c; March,
18.70c; May, 18.50c.
Spot coffee qultet but firm: Rio 7a, 20 c;
Santos 4s, 25c.
Total 11.216
i Cheese receipts Saturday were 9S46 pounds
from Oregon and 540 pounds from California.
PTR A WBF.B RTF.S ARE SLIGHTLY LOWER
Cantaloupes Also Decline Under Heavier
j : Receipts.
Strawberry prices were slightly lower yes
terday at $3.25 -0-3.35. The demand was
pood, but home-grown receipts were very
tieavy, and about 100 crates arrived by ex
press. Two cars of cantaloupes arrived from Cali
fornia and one was diverted. As the de
mand was limited the market was un
settled by the larger supply. Standards
were Quoted at $7 and pony crates at $6
T6.50. Brawley shipped five cars on Satur
day and four on Sunday for Portland. Im
perial valley shipments on Sunday of 274
cars broke all records. The best previous
ahlpment was 252 cars on June 25, 1917.
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW YORK, June 9. Evaporated apples.
more active; western, 18 4 20c; state, 20
22c.
Prunes, firm; Calif ornlas 14 Sf 30c; ore-
gons 14 30c.
Peaches, quiet; standard, 23c; choice, 24c;
fancy, 26c.
Duluth Linseed Market.
DULUTIL June 9. Linseed, $4.CS4.75.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, June 9. Spot cotton, steady;
middling. 32.75c.
Fgg Market I Firm.
Eggs were frim with 40 cents the general
buying price. Storage stocks increased 207
cases. Street stocks were 3083 cases, as
against 4395 cases a week ago. Receipts
(Saturday were 773 cases from Oregon. 32
from Washington and 12 from Idaho.
Closing
Low. bid.
86 7
5H 68
306 107
126 126
S4 85
2 85
136 136
!OS 10'J
106 106
23
72 74
100 102
179 JM
102 1U34
53 53
85 bs
29 30
35 39
164 361
105 lo0
67 67
45 V 45
12 lo3
21 29 T4
42 47
49 50
67 67
02 94
35 35
77 77
18 1
365 100
243 23
ls KS'i
47 47
100
58 61
121 121
2S 20
60 61
23 23
30 40
"119
1S7 191
28 28
52 52
33 33
80 82
18 19
82 8"-
32 32
109 no
5S 98
39 40
32 32
1-S 101
47 47
42 44
64 64
23 24
9o Jtl
90 00
15
65 6
311 312
31 31
. 112
276 277
103 iort
134 134
1 39 3 30
lOO 161
109 110
316 316
3 83
89 89
r.7 r.s
37 3S
115 110
TRADING
Bid.
XJ S Lib 3s.
do 1st 43 ..
do'M 4s
do 3st 4s.
do 2d 4s..
do 3d 4s. .
do 4th 4s.
Victory 3s .
do 4s
U S ret 2s reg
do coupon .
U S 3s reg...
do coupon .
U S 4s reg. . . .
do coupon . .
BONDS.
. .f9.50'Am T
. .95.401 Atch ren 4s
. .94.24 D & R U ref 5s
. .95.72' N Y C deb 6e.
. .94.64 N P 4s
. .95.46 N P 3s
. .94.84' Vac TAT 5s. .
..loo Pac con 4s..
. 99.06 TT p 4s
. .y!lJ S Steel 5s ..
. . 9!t S P cv 5s. . '.
, .h'J Angio-Fr 5s ,
, . 89
lurt
,1Q6 Bid.
T cv 68.103
. o7
.106
. 82
. 59
-91
. lt."
-H6
.JOO
.1 12'.
J7 0-1
CORN CLOSE IS UNSETTLED
IS RESTRICTED
LIMIT RULING.
BY
Bearish Crop Report Correctly Pre
dicted by Chicago Operators.
Lack of Demand for Oats.
CHICAGO, June 9. It was a see-saw mar
ket In corn today, with price changes and
the volume of trading both much restricted
by the new rule limiting to 200.000 bushels
: total current business of any single In. i
terest. The close was unsettled, c net 1
ower to c advance. July $1.68 to 1
$1.GS, and September, $1.60 to $1.60.
Oats lost c to c. In provisions, the fin-I
h ranged from 15 cents decline to a rise of I
30 cents.
Corn values at the outset and near the fin
ish were dominated more or less by the good
weather and by a correct anticipation that
the government crop report would favor the
bear side. Xuring the lntermeaiate portions
of the day, advices that the army worm was
damaging wheal ana oats m lexas Drought
about covering by shorts. However, on the
bulges, realizing sales by holders became
somewhat enlarged, and the market fell
back, but any radical break was prevented
by the meagerness of available stocks.
Lack or demana Irom the seaDoara naa a
deorenslnr effect on oats. Exporters were
offered round lots from the west, but made
no response worth mentioning.
Higher quotations on hogs gave strength
to provisions. Active buying on the part of
stockyara nouses 11 1 tea. iaru to s new ugn
price record.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
CORN.
Open. High. Low. Close.
July fl.6 $1.70 1.W $1.6S
Sept 1.60 162 1.59 L60
OATS.
ThIv 6T .6S .67 .67
Sept, 65 .66 .64 .64
CLARK, KENDALL X CO.
Cnnmnt, M.nlelpal a.d
Corpormtlo. R oi.fl..
C.raer Fifth Bad SVark
Jutr
Sept,
juir
Sept.
July
Sept.
B0. 2 5
47.23
34.10
32.05
27.17
No. 4
WHEAT CROP NEEDS ii!
WINDS CAUSE SOME DAMAGE IX
EASTERN WASHINGTON.
Money Exchange.. Etr.
NEW YOttK. June 0. Mercantile paper
5 v. i-y 5 .
Sterling, 60-day bills, 4.61; commercial,
oo-day bills, on banks, 4.60; commercial,
60-day bills, 4.00'.s; Ucmand, 4.63'.-; cables,
4.64 '-.
Franc, demand, 6.42: cables, .40; s-utld-ers,
demand, 3'.i; cables, 39 6-1C; lire, de
mand. 7.U0; tables, 7.bS.
liar silver, Jl.O'JVs.
Ioxk'an dollars. H4?i.
Oovrrnm.nt bn1s. n.y; railroad nonds.
MESS PORK.
30.7.1 50 2S
..47.23 47.75 47.23
LARD.
, .Z3.BT 34.27 S3.JV5
..32.75 33.10 32.73
SHORT KIBS.
27.75 27.50
..27.25 27.37 27.17
Ciiih nrlces were:
Corn No. 3 yellow, 1.70 9 1.73 Vi :
v.lln. nominal: No. B yellow, Sl.e.
Oats No. 3 white, C8&69c; standard. 6S',4
89c.
Rye No. 2. $1.49.
Barley 1.0fi 1.21.
Timothy a 12.
Plover Nominal.
Pork Nom inaL
I.ard $:!4.10.
Ribs 272&
"cattle LiTcxtock Market.
SEATTLE, Juno . Hoks Receipts 48.
Steady. Prime. J19.8320; medium-
choice. S 10. 60 ' 19.75: rough heavies. $17.60
18: pigs. si7.oin.
Cattle Receipts 164. Steady. Best steers,
$11.50012. 73; medium to choice. $10.50611:
common to good, $710; best co-s and heif
ers. $H&11; common to good, $547.50; bulls.
$5&7.50; calves, $7i8.
Craln at San Francisco.
BAJi FRANCISCO, June 8. Flour. $12.00.
f. o. b. warehouse.
Orain Wheat, $2.20: oats, red feed, $2.20
62.40; corn, California yellow. $3.13 3.40;
barley. No. 1 feed. 1918 crop, $2.0ir2.S5.
Hay Wheat or wheat and oats. $16&1R;
tame oat. $17019: barley, tll14; alfalfa,
$ 15 & 19; barley straw, 50 80c bale.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MIN'NteAPOLIS. June 9. Barley,
1.12; flax, $4.684.71.
LIBERTY
BONDS
Wa recommend the pur
chase of Liberty Bonds and
are prepared to fill orders
In any amount.
If yon have Liberty Bonds
to sell, we will bay them
from you at highest prices,
depending; on New Tork
market quotation received
by wire daily.
Oregon School Bonds
To Yield 4.80 to 5
These are Bonds from School Districts in Oregon. They are a
direct lien against both the real and personal property of the dis
tricts issuing them. In Oregon school bonds cannot be issued for
more than 5 cf the assessed valuation of the district issuing them.
Conservative investors consider Oregon school bonds among the
most desirable securities.
Maturity. Price.
$30,000 Baka Co. (Haynes) Dist. No. 24..... .1939 5.00T.
20,000 Bx'cT Co. (Huntington) Dist. No, 16. . 1922-31 S.OOTi
45,000 Clackamas Ok, Union H. S. D. No. 3. . 1928-34 4-80r
21.000 Klamath County, District No. 1 1929-39 5.00c
15,000 Sherman County, District No. 23 1924-38 5.00
Of th. szee.ato irtku
ay vf-sr the wwti
$38,500
5'i year
Municipal
Gold Bonds
Liberty and Victory Bonds
If yMi MitMt mH TMir liberty or Victory bonda. twl. t tt.
If Jo cn bujr more Liberty or Victory bonci. buy from a.
On Monday. June 0. th cloa'.nic Xe York, markol prKra were as
rlvrn below. They ar th governing price for I,lbrty aad Victory
bond all ovw th- world and th highest. W"- advertia th prices
daiy In ordar that you may aiwa y know th New Tork market and
tb exact vau of your Liberty and Victory bond.
1st I'd lat d d 4tH Victory Victory
XHs 4a 4)i 4u 4a 4 4 V " 4 a.
Market prlre.99lt.AO $95.40 994.24 W 7 2 994.04 $95.4A 994.S4 9100.00 9 HV 0
Accrued Int. 1.70 1.04 2.07 .30 1.00 .6i .21 .26
Total... $101.20 $97.54 99452 99T.70 $94 94 $94.46 90&.49 $100.21 $100 22
When buying we deduct 37c on a tbO bond and $2.50 on a $1000
bond. "
We aell at the New Tork market prico plna the accme1 Interest.
Borslar and r Tie proof tmle Xepomt Boxes for Knt.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier Mnnlrlpel Bond Hosiao.
KatAblialted Over 25 emrs.
309-311 !trk tit.. Bet, 5th and 6th.
1 Ground Floor)
Telephone Broadway 1131,
urnaby
Britten G4 safest
Sixes at 98.85 to yield
Ask tar Mans.
nostth huiun bank bloc.
Maim
Freeman
Smith
Camp
Co.
Kaatern Dairy rrodncfl.
NEW TORK, June 9. Butter, unsettled;
creamery higher than extras, 53 H Hf B4 U :
creamery, extras, 53 u03'c; firsts. 51d if
52 ' c.
KKgn Firm: fre.h gathered extras.
4ir: dn flr.t.. 43r44: do. utofnK parked
FACTS NO. 48
Keep Times Good
The way to maintain Rood times and
conditions is to keep business sjoinfr. W
must keen the dollar turnins. We make
money In a business sense by spending
It, not savlnir it. Stagnation is not pros
perity. load building means employ
ment of laborers, and 5 per cent goes
into material and Rood roads promote
prosperity when they are paved with
BITULITHIC
WARRKV BROTHERS fOMPAJfY,
Journal Uaildlasj. Port land. Or.
Four Cars of Tomatoes In.
Another car of new Ca lif ornia potatoes
arrived and tho market was lower at 7
Cmts. Old stock was unchanged.
, four cars or Caliiomia tomatoes came on
the market. Prices were lower at Jl.852.50
per iour-baskct crate.
Bank Clearimrs.
Barnc elearlnss of the northwestern cities
' . . Clcarinps. Balance.
Portland .a..... S.L'44,tMi 91.073.273
P',lll 0,'4.iu;( 1.4M2.12
Tacoma .NtlH.Stf 412.03tl
EoKaue l,7S7,ys . 43,i3ti
ORTJ.AND MARKET QUOTATIONS
rain, Tlonr. I'eed,
Merchants exchanse. noon session:
Bid
Oats June. JuIt.
Xo. -j white reed ......?5.00 952.00
F'amlanl reed 51.00 62.00
Standard "A" 52.50 53.00
x:. astern oaxs anu corn, PUIK:
Oats
r-o. i white 4.00 49 00
s-Ib. clipped white 00.00 50.00
c urn
.o. 3 yellow 67.50 66.50
Xo. S mixed 6tj.50 Oii.o.
Msirra oais anu corn in duik
iiiA i uov-niment basis, 92-20 per
DUB -l CI.
FLOUR ratrnt!. $11.4S delivered. SI 1.30
at mil.; bakers', $ 1 1. 1 5 f,i 1 1.30 ; whole wheat,
9lO.-.5f 10. 4 it; frraliatn, Jl0.it5 10.20.
MII.LFKE1 Mill run f. o. b. null, carlota,
9i74i3S per ton, mixed cars, $37.5038.50;
tort lots or over. $31 it 40; lets than ton, $40
i$41; rolled barley. ItiOGU; rolled, oats, $61;
ground barley, $tit.
CORN Whole, ton, 975; cracked. 977 per
Ion.
H AT Buyinjr prices t. o. b. Portland ;
Ettbtern Oregon timothy, 935 S 37 per ton;
Haifa, JS; valley sraia hay, 92626;
ciovur, -bdjlIS.
Dairy and Country Prodacc.
BUTTER Cubes, 02-score. 514c: i
acore, 51c: l0-scor, 5u - c ; prints, parch
ment wrapert. bix lots, 54c; cartons, 5.c;
rtrf.iT boxes c more; less than half boxes!
lc more; butterfat. No. 1, 53 Q 54c per pound.
Station.
EtiGS Oregon ranch, case count. "43c;
candled. 45c; selects. 46c
CHK5SK Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook:
Triplets, 54c: Voting Americas. 35c; Coos and
Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triplets, 33 c;
i'our.g Americas, ."lc; lunghorns, 34c
POULTRY Hens. Hc; broilers. 25 y ii2c;
a?e?e. ducks and turkeys, nominal.
VEAL Fancy, 21c per pound.
-PORK. Fancy, -tf'-ic. per pound.
Frails and Tearetablea.
J"RUTTS Oranpes. 93.75 6.50; lemon a,
94.S57.50 per box; bananas. 9 4?9Sc per lb.;
app'.es. 95-50 per box; grapefruit. SS 50
atrawberries. $3.25 ft 3.35; cherries, 151 2c
yer pound: cantaloupes, 9t3?7 per crate;
aprirots; $2.75-1? 3 per box.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 94.50 3 5 per 100
Prospects on WTiole Are Still Fairly
Satisfactory Along Lines of
Northern Pacific
Crop conditions along- Iho line ef the
Northern Pacific are reported by F. H.
Fosarty, assistant general frcieht ascct, as
follows:
Main line, east of Pasro "Weather cold
with high wind blowing past week, of no
serious damape to grain, although drying
out soil, making early rain necessary for
spring grain. Fall wheat in good condition
and should not need any additional moisture.
Prospects as to yield and quality remain
good.
Washington Centra! railway, Connell
Northern Ha been cold with strong wind.
Heavy frost past week and sorrve. sections
report conidprable damage t o wheat and
oats on low lands, while others advise frost
did no damage. Generally condition of
Grain is still good, especially fall wheat.
Spring grain, while retaining good color, is
KTowmir very slowly, account Backward and
cold weather. Rain needed soon. Prospects
are still good.
Main lino, west of Pasco Weather fa
vorable; situation not so goon in some
sections as when last reported; rain needed.
Prosser-reports hot winds past week burning
up majority of wheat in some areas and
unless rain comes at once crops will be
ruined. Some agents ad visa grain situation
remains favorable and p aspects still good.
This report does not cover the irrigated
districts, where crops are practically as
ured.
Washington A Columbia River railroad-
High wind during week has seriously af-
fectcd crop prospects and rain badly needed
to assure proper lining or ncacs. with
few licht ahowers crop will be normal.
Palouse Lewis ton branch, north of
Moscow Weather favorable. Cool and
windy with some frost but no damage.
Wind drying out soil and rain needed soon,
but present condition of grain Is excellent
and prospects remain very good.
Palouse & Le wist on branch, Moscow and
south Camas prairie: Clear Water Short
Line Had few days of high winds drying
out soil and ram needed very soon in areas
where soil is lijrht. Crop conditions other-
w isa remain (rood.
Rpokane and Inland Empire Have had
several good rains and condition of soil is
excellent; general progress and outlook very
good.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. June 9. Copper strong
Electrolytic, spot. June and July, lHc
August, 17Hc 1
Iron unchanged. No. 1 northern. 920.50;
.No. 2 northern, 923; No. 2 southern. 92S.
Lead firm. Spot, 5.12 Q 5.30c; July, 5.20
5.35c,
spelter firm. Spot, .20e.,Vt July. .25
e 6.45c
New York fngar 1, ret.
NEW TORK. June 9. Raw sugar steady.
Centrifugal. 7.28c; refined steady; cut loaf,
10 .50c; crushed. 10.25c; mould A, fVoOc;
cubes, 9. 75c ; XXJTX powdered. O.xOo: stan
dard powdered. 9.15c: fine granulated and
diamond A, 9c; confectioners A, 8.90c; No. 1
soft sugar, S 5o.
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Napoleon Slept Only Four Hours
Partly because of his ability to work hard
20 hours of every day the great French general
was able to accomplish more than other military
men of his time.
But a bond never sleeps at all. It works
for its owner both night and day until a definitely
fixed maturity, when it returns to the purchaser
all that was paid for it in addition to the interest
which it earned in the meantime.
ALL YOU NEED IS A PAIR OF. SCISSORS
There are no holidays or vacations for the bond. It
doesn't discriminate between Sunday and week day. The
bond serves its master faithfully, requiring neither upkeep
nor repairs, neither taxes nor insurance. All that it asks
is a safe place to work in and a scissoring now and then to
make way for the next coupon.
Nothing is quite as dependable as interest on a safe
government, municipal or corporation bond.
PUT YOUR MONEY IN GOOD SECURITIES AND
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO SLEEP PEACEFULLY
EVERY NIGHT.
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Vllilipiui eiTv ajsvi
Province of Ontario
' Gold 5 Bonds
Due May 28. 1922
A direct and primary obligation of the most important province
in Canada. Population 2.523.274; assets $595,881,000.
Legal investment for savings banks in Connecticut. New
Hampshire and Vermont.
Price to yield about 5.60
(Delivery and payment in U. S.)
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SECOND 4ViS.. 94.94
THIRD 4fcs.. 9S.46
FOURTH 4as.. 95.49
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