Morning Oregonian., July 08, 1919, Page 21, Image 21

THE MORXIXG OREGONIAX, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919.
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MILL FEED SCARCITY
IS BECOMING ACUTE
Closing of Grinding Season Will
Make Shortage Worse.
PRICES ARE ON UP GRADE
wrappers, box Iota. 52953c; cartons. 53 9
54e: half boxes, ktc more; less than half
boxes, le more; butter fat. No. 1, 51 & 520
pr pound.
CHEESE Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook:
Triplets. 3-ic: Young Amatieas, 'STc; Coos aud
Curry, f. o, b. lyrtle Point, triplets, a-c;
Tour America. 34S : Ionghorns, 34 H c.
K'KJS Oreeon ranch, eae count, 4.Vj44c;
ftandied.) 4.VM4c: selects. 474Sc: Oregon
Poultry association selects to jobbers, 47c
POILTRT Hens, ii ij JCHc: broliers. 23
.'Wc: ducJu and turkeys, nominal.
VFAL Fancy. -'Jc pr pound.
PORK Fancr. -Tc per pound.
Coii n ii-T Mills Are Wirinjt in for
1VhI lo Supply Their Own Trade.
Drmand A No From South.
The shortage or mlllfeed In the local
market ts bevoiuing scute, and It will bo
more so in ths near future, as tha mills'
srnJlnc season is drawing to a close.
lcal sellers are now asking- up to 141
for mill run In car lots, and they are forced
t turn down many orders, as the demand
r. outMrt,x.-d the supply. That tho
:iorte i een greater In tho interior ia
made itnt by the orders that are com
ing in from country mill?, which are not
bl to suii:y the demand In their homo
territory. Me n Francisco Is also wiring
rfers. which cannot bo accepted. Rolled
I arley. rolled cats and corn have also
lifted because of t..e advance to tha coarse
fun markets.
At tho merchant's exchange seealon.
brewing barley bids were rai-ed 50 cents
over lat week's flr.al quotation to $3. Feed
barley was unchanged at 5.W but strong.
At tjan Franc tco Lcceniter barley sold at
1X07', a central, the highest price on
r.cerd In that market.
Hulk corn bids wera Jl higher on tha
1 il board, yellow at 7L and mixed at
J.'V Eastern oats were advanced 50 cents.
it racked oats were unchanged.
S;..ks of grain, etc., la- San Francisco
rail board warehouse on July 1 : Wheat
T.IS tons versus 17.156 tons a year ago.
barley 9.413 tons TCpeus 7251 tons; oats
I .;-! tons versus B2 tons; corn 145 tons
t rriui 159 tons: bran M tons Tersus six
tn. beans 3ft.74 sacks rerus 1 1.8.9 5
eacka. Receipts during June: Wheat 02T
tons; barley 27,015 tons: oats 1165 tons:
orn 1351 tons: bran 1:47 tons; hay S099
inn; beans 101.319 sacks.
Mocks of corn In the United Kingdom
ran bo considered moderate and offerings
have been very small compared wttn the
active demand prevailing. The iioerai
nuantttles of corn In Argentina and the
comparatively moderate prices prevailing
wtu do doubt serve to attract the greater
portion of foreign buying to that country.
African shlpmenfs have been rather smalL
ice ports of the Panubisn crop appear
tarorable.
Australian wheat shipments last week
re 1.44S.tHtO bushels to Europe. Argentine
upmcntn last week were l.BK.OOO bushel
to the l"ntt-d Kingdom, 1.2J0.00O bushels
I the continent and .V.00O buyhels to
rew Kumpean ports.
Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported
by the merchants exchange aa follows:
Wheat. Barley.KInur.Oat3.Hr.
Frnlt and Vegetables.
FRUITS Oranges, f3.34 9tt.76: lemons,
S7.25a.50 box; ban ansa. 8&Wo per pound;
app!. new. $ZH4 per box; grapefruit. 5t4 0;
cherries. 10'i liic per pound; cantaloupes.
l .otil jO per crate: apricots, I-ft-.-J per
box : pear he. 75c 1.3 per box; water-
met on ?i C 1 3 c per lb. ; plums, f 1125
per box: raspberries, f .1. sr. ft 2.50 per crate;
lorsnberri-n. $2r2.-5 per crate.
h;ETADLta Cabhare. 3.50 oer 1O0
pound: lettuce, f L'o n per crate; pep- J steel and affiliated Issues, business In those
pers. SJ per box; beets. 3350 per sk:lnC0cks being aenerallv ascribed to trade re
ports which emphasized' the Increasing ex-
STEEL LODS STOCK RISE
DAY'S SALES REACH TWO MIL-LIOX-SHARE
MARK.
(Snips Largely Reduced Later
' Session, When Call .Money
Rale Advances; '
In
NEW YORK, July 7. Resumption of trad
ing on the stock exchange today, after , the
protracted recess, was characterized by a
degree of activity and breadth only one
exceeded tn the many bull markets thus tar
this year, the turnover aggregating 2,000,
0i 0 shares.
Intercut at the outset revolved around
t'rrr.fp. $3.5or4 per a-k; cucumbers.
1 75 per rioz-n; tomatoes. 1.50il.73 per
Vox; spinach, Sc per pound: poas. 7i c pet
pound; rhubarb. Co per pound.
POTATOES Oregon Burbanks. best. 92 23;
new f:ifornfa. S'-'M'ic per pound.
ONIONS California, red and yellow. 5 9
Z'io per pound.
Staple Crorerle.
Tval Jobbing quotations:
SUGAR Sirk bssW. 'Fruit or berry. :
bM. fi.5A: Honolulu cane. 59M); extra C.
$ 13: powdered in barrels, $10.25; cubes In
barr1. in 45.
NITS Walnuts. 57?3V: Tlratil nuts. S5c;
f llhrtj. St; nlm-md.H, 2 1 3iK:; ptanuts,
1115.
SALT iralf-grounrt. 100. ?1 per ton:
3As. 1 1 7.25 per ton; dairy. 123 per ton.
JtlCK Jjtr.m style. 9v; blue rose, 10c;
head. l'Jc pr pound.
BKAXS Buying price, medium white. C?
30 pr pound.
fOKJKU P-os'ted. In drums, 33V5nc.
Hops. Mohair, rTtc.
Hops Orecon. 10l, 47U.C; 117 cror.
5-7c: 1916 crop, 30c: 1015 crop, 20925c;
1!1 contracts, 30r; three-vcar contracts.
40-. 3Ac. I'Oc.
W(h.L Eastern Oregon and Wahington.
40t3To per pound; valley 40055c -per
pou nd.
HiKKIR IMS clip. 55c per pound.
TAIiLOW No. 1. S'ic per pound; No. 2.
-u per pound; grease. No. 1, Sac; No. 2,
5 Wc P-r pour d.
C.SKA BARK New. 10c per pound.
GRAIN BAGS In carlots. 15c.
i'-rtland. 3Ion...2S 2' 17 11
Y.ar axo 1 1 3 H r.
.-n to date...5 1 3H 23 20
Yar az. 2 3 4 23 27
Tli nma, r.. Sat. 1 3 . . 1
Y-ar ao ....... .. 2 lj
Sai to .late 3 .. .. 4
.r i.'.. 'J 1 !
Sattl, Frt.Sat... 1 - I
Y.-ar 4 1
n to Ute... 2
V-r ago 2 2 ft H 11 j
rrovlsloos.
I.o-nl Johbirg quotations:
liAMS All sire. rhol( e. 42 043c: stand
ard. 41 fi 42 ; akinrcd. 350 3Gc; picnic. 26 lj
tr2.,-c: cottage roll. aCc.
I.ARl Tierce ba.M?, iHc; compound, 29c
ner ntund
DRY SALT Short, clear backs, 30935c;
pl-itf"!. 27 -ul": eDortff. 3K.
BACON Fnn-y. ;375c; standard. 10
4JH-, chou-e, 39 'ft 4.1c.
OiLs.
UNSEED OIL. Raw. barrels. $2.11; raw,
cas!. 2.2 1 ; boiled, barrets. $2. 13 ; boiled.
-.ie S2 L:i.
Ti r.T'KSTINE Tank. $1.16: ensos, $1.26.
t; So I . I N K Iron b a rrc 1. . 23 ' c ; t :i n k
wapon. 'sc: cases, J-ic; engine aisuimie,
iron barrels. IHc-; tank was-ni, i'jc, c.i-cj.
- r.
C'At OIL Iron barrels. 13 010c; tank
wagon, 13'ic; cs?s. 24 r 3U-.
Hide and Pelts.
jUPES No. X salt-cured hides. 30 lbs
and up, 2oe; No. 1 pnrt-cured hides. 30 lbs.
and up, l'i'ac: No. 1 green hides. 3o lbs. and
up. 17c; No. 1 talt-cured bull hides. 50 lbs.
and up. He; No. 1 part-cured bull hides,
50 lbs. and up. lie The price on No. 2
hide will be )c per pound Ics than on No.
1. No. 1 calfskin, up t 13 lbs., 45c; No. 2
calfskins, up to 13 1h., 43c; No. 1 kip skins,
15 to 23 lbs.. 23c; N.i. '1 kip klns. 15 to 23
1hg.. 23c; ilry fi;nt hidejf. 7 lbs. ana tip, iioc;
dry f imt calf hides, under ios., sue; ary
wait hides. 7 lbs. said up, 24c; dry salt caif
hlties. under 7 lbs.. 34:: dry flint stag or
bull hides, 20c; dry s:. It . hides, 14c; dry
1mi:I hides and skins, half'prce; dry horse
pansion of. that industry on a scale prob
ably unequaled since the signing of the
armistice. Various other speculative indus
trials, especial ' metals, motors, oils and to
baccos, shared In the movement, the ma
chinery of the exchange being taxed to its
utmost throughout tho session.
Danger signals were hoisted In the after
noon, when call loana rose to 8 and 10 per
cent after opening at 0 to 6'i per cent, but
the reaction made Uttle headway until to
wards the close, wlw-n 12 and 13 per cent
ruled for mixed and all industrial loans, as
muh as 20 per cent being paid at the end.
That rate, In fact, was the final quotation
of the session.
The setback ranged from 1 to 5 points
among leaders and considerably more in
ato-k4 let's favored by the speculative ele
ment, many substantial gains being replaced
by net losses of 1 to 3 points.
Stutz Motors was the sensational feature, j
rising 20 points before noon, but yielding
more than half its gain In the sweeping
flnl reversal. Steels declined 1 to 4 points
and seasoned equipments and peace, indus
trials also broke sharply, secondary rails,
notably Missouri Pacific, almost alone hold
ing firm to strong.
Weakneys of exchange on London was
again without explanation from authorita
tive source, remittance to continental Eu
rope also showing much Irregularity.
Bond dealings were enlarged but uncer
tain. Including liberty Issues. Total sales,
par value, aggregated fll.450,000. Old
l.'nltcd States bonds unchanged on calL
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing
10tf 3: salt horse hides, skinned to hoof
4 KM. ON PtAtlTtH tUAITI.ES.PPHR
berries In iood Pply and Mcadj Ber
rien Are Firm.
Pea- h arc coming Into first place In the
fralt market. About Mm boes arrived by
. ore? fr iu Ca'lfornia. Triumphs ranged
in prKe from cnts to $1 35. with mo?t
ttr4 at $125. A fw khtpmrnta of early
.iri. tl-s vf Ore;on p-.'at hea came in and
l M at 75 cents ;o $1 l.V
Cherries were plentiful, express receipts
tncltduig 4't' bo'S f.-urn Oregot. and !
ejrh 1 rota Vashi:gton. Idaho and
' ill forma. The market ;is steady wtth
iht b-t Blnsrt seiting at Itrlt cents and
l.at Anns at 12 cents.
.intaloiipes nn.l mMns were In moderate
supply and tin. h.nc d in pri. e.
;rly tr-g'n ur.-n pp's are In market
a id moOnj at n 5 . 5 New cwllfornia ap
1 are h-:d -t $. linspbornci were
f.ady at $.12." r 3 5ii. loganberries at 9V
2 -'5 and bla. ki aps at $3.50. Currants sold
si f J 232 -Q
4 4I4K HI TTKK IWfTIlK, I .N4 r.KTAIN
r:rage Holding Again E treed MlllioS)
I'ound lra.
Thf print butter ni.trket was steady with
g.d movement, but cubes were Inactive
and uncertain. tth a small demand. Ut
of tl. aalcs iTpirted. were of 1 -point at
f3 en:s and JO-ptnt at 4 cents. Re
etpfs wr light and stre-t stocks about
rrn at t'wf iuli and 332 boxes. Storage
hldincs t.i tra d 33.i3 pounds to a total
.( l.ifHi.lll pounds. Receipts Saturday were:
1. f rnia ........................
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ltialiu
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Cheese rrc-ipts Saturday ere
lund- front i f'in :t-.
arI h"ad on, $"0; horse hides with heads
J of T. 50c les.
2 I i'KI.TS Dry long-wool sheep pelts, per
' lb.. 25 j 55; dry nrdlum wo.i vheep pelts.
per lb., 20 1 sue: dry shonrtufr sheep pelts,
each. COi(75c; salted long-wool sheep pelts,
each. $Jd5: iultd medium wool sheep pelts,
each, f 1 i 2: ratted, shearling sheep pelts,
rath, 3i 75c.
UP SEVEN GENTS
CHICAGO MARKET AFFECTED
BY" RECORD HOG PRICES.
Scarcity of Supplies A No Slrcnstli
rnins Factor Xpw Crop
Months Xot so l irm.
IWript. of 'csa DrT..inc.
Eec rt-.'ipt oontlnu' to ,how . figure....
Tt.l rr t;: l.t.t mck 402 Cujw. ft.
: K-.-.a..t I (--. the pr-i!inr w-k. fat
i -!.!-'.. amvl.t fr T13 from Orrgnn
. nl triri 'h intt'n. Tlirrw km no
ihutiKe in blir:iK. hnld.ncs jf::frjav. strict
lt'i; n anl J -obing rlf. rro UQ
Kiblr Hhrat upilr tailing.
Tli- -.-a:i ii-;t':. wtit-.t .ull com
i-t .1.
t''l! ta.;w,i"H
July T.
Jury
Julv !.
JuW l'.
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Julv .
T.i'
bu -h
nirrAn, JuTy 7. V'iM upturn"" In the
ilij. of corn look pfuc lolay larsoly on ac
count of sran-tty of vuppli'S antl OKlnf to
new r ord'hrcaklnk klvanci tn ih' prlc
of hoE. July deitvry of corn showed at
on' iimi. a huls' of 7 crntn. Th' luark't
clo-.cl irrrrul.ir at a ran' varying from
tc n't d'-line f a rt.' of 3,c, with r'p
t.mb'r $1 to I.MS and Urfmhfr
! l to $l.til-. Mills finWhcd c oTf to
c advance, and provUiuns ail tiic way from
l.V- iown to 3'c up.
Strcnsth In I h' torn market forced all de
liveries to the blkll't price, yet this ses
sion, but then bearish reports as to the
new crop led to a d'eided setback for De
cember. Notwithstanding the December
weaknrss. however, and in the face of heavy
profit-taking sales. th old crop months.
JuJv- and September, maintained notable
strength. Influenced partly by foreign or
ders to purrha.e here ana by slcus OI
brosder European demand In Argentina.
Oats were held down by an Increase of
the visible supply.
tvotl-sized stocks abroad and here tended
to check advances In provisions.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
CORN.
Open. HiSh. Low. Close.
P-nt lis:.', l.."i 1.V. fl.s-4
Dec l.-'.s 111 lot l.BIVs
OATS.
'Pt T04 .TIS .70i .711,
Dec 7-'3 .7'S ."-S - .Tlils
MEffS J'OHK.
Sales.
Am Beet Sugar. . o.tltirt
American Can. . .17.4)10
Am Car A: 'dy. . . a.luil
Am H I.. Hfd. S.4HO
Am Ioconiotlve.l(.7ut
Am Smelt & Kfg.::MHiu
Am Sugar Kfg.. o.!tito
Am Sumatra Tub 4,umi .
Am Tel c Tel... l.ltoa 1U4
Am Z L. & S.. S.lou
Anaconda Cop. . .31 . i"u
Atchi?on lU.uuu
A ll & W I 8 S. 1,3H0
KaldKln Loco... 43. Mil)
Bait & Ohio..... 4. OK)
Beth Steel 'B" .Ro.yoO
Butte A Superior. 10,100
Cul Petrol 1J00
Canadian Pac l,4ao
Central leather. .20. loo
Chesapeake & O.. 4.400
o m & su r o.o.k)
C & N 1.0'iO
C R I & P i,MHI
Chino Copper. . . ft.fi'Hj
Col Fuel & lron.lo.tioo
Corn Products.. .7, 000
Crucible Steel. . .!S:i.3M
Cuba Cane Sug.-t.700
Dlst Seu Corp... 3.T.OO
Krlo 3.WI0
lien Electric S.Mmj Itili,
lien Motors l).tKK) i4i
Ot Nor pfd 4.000
t Not Ore ctrs.20.nnO
Illinois Central., l.-oo
Inspiration Cor..31.3otl
nl .l M rd. . . . i.'.mio
lit Nickel ll.KOO
nt Paper 20.SOO
K C Southern. . .oo
Kenuecott Cop.. 10,400
l.oins A: Nastivllte ....
.Nf 'X Petroleum. .12.rt00
Miami Copper... l.aoo
Midvale Steel ... .63.0O0
.Mipsouri laclfic
Montana 1'ower. 000
Nevada Copper.. HO0
New lork Cent. L'.iimi
I N U a 11.. x.ooil
Norrolk & West. 2.0O0
Northern Pac... 4,'.00
Pacific .Mail 2"o
Pacific T at T-. 300
Pan-Am Petrol. .2S.WO
Pennsylvania ... 2,000
ittsburs iv ii ....
Pittsburg Coal . . 7.IM10
llav Coua Cop... 5.40O
ItcadinB 4n.!'00
U. n Iron Steel.21.MHI
Shatt Arlr Cop. l.ooo
Oil & Krg.SI
Southern Tac. . .17.2IH1
SoiiUi'rn Itall. .. S.ooo
studebaker Corp.2rt.oo0
Texas Co 7.7oo
Tob Products. ..2:t. 700
Inlon I'ac SHOO
I nited Cigars. . ,20,:;o0
U S ind Alcohol. 10.3110
1: s Steel 203.IOO
IT S Steel pfd... "'" ll?i
Vtah Copper. .. .20.000
Westing Rice.. : .4o
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Hoval Dutch.
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pies, S.50trS.7S: watermelon,. X92Ho:
currants. $1214; peaches, &0ct)l crate:
figs, black, 67&o single-layer box. $10
1.25 double layer; strawberries, I1SQ14; lo
ganberries, red, fSfelO; blackberries. 8.50
le; ch.riies. 10$15c. accordingto grade:
apricots, 9 1.25 1.50 crate: gooseberries, $9
trio chest: cantaloupes, $33-23, standard;
seedless grapes, $2.75 box; raspberries, il2
14: -
Receipts Flour, 8820 quarters, barley,
3431 centals; beans, 8322 sacks; potatoes,
4321 sacks; onions, 378 sacks; hay, 1182 tons;
hides, 320. .
. Metal Market.
NEW YORK. July 7. Copper, strong:
electrolytic, spot, 1014 1954 c; futures, 1
s 20c.
Iron, quiet; No. 1 northern, $29.50; No. S
northern, $28.50: No. 2 southern. $28.
Lead, firm; spot. C.20c; August. $5,250
5.52
Spelter, firm: East St. Louis delivery, spot
offered at $7.12Uc: August, $7.057.20c.
Naval Stoies.
SAVANNAH. July 7. Turpentine firm,
91ic: sales, 401: receipts, 717; shipments,
HI: stock. 055.
Rosin firm, sales. 706: receipts. 2025; ship
ments. P70; stock, S6.5(i. Quote B. $14.75;
D, $13015.05; B, $15.10 15. 15; O, $13,200
1.V30: H. 15.30 15.50: I. 15.6015.75: K.
$1.75J17; M. $1717.50; N, $17.25; WO,
$18; WW, $16018.25.
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK, July 7. Evaporated apples
steady, western 20&22c: state. 21021KC.
Prunes quiet, Californiaa iJ32c; Ore-
gons. 14 3.lc.
Peaches firm, standard, 23c : choice, 24c
fancy, 20c.
Hops at New York.
NEW TORK, July 7. Hops firm: state
medium to choice 1018. 50B5c: 1917. SO
4V: Pacific coast 1018, 57Q)3c; 1817, 350
43c. '
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, July 7. Spot cotton, quiet
Middling, 34.40c. ,-
Seattle Livestock Market.
SEATTLE. July 7. Hogs Receipts, 151
Stronger. . Advance 73 cents. Prime. $21.75
t22; medium to choice, $21.501821.75; rough
heavies. $19.50020; pigs, $18.50021.
Cattle Receipts, 52. Steady: best steers.
10 4i 10.50: medium to choice. $98.50:
common to good, $008: best cows and
heifers, $7,5048.60; common to good, $0
7.50; bulls, $5'fi7...0; calves, $1014.
RECORD PRICE FOR HOGS
TOP GRADE BRINGS $21.50 AT
: NORTH PORTXj-AXD YARDS.
SILVETON BABES TESTED
ECGEXICS BOARD PASSES OX
4 2 TOTS OX HOLIDAY.
35 '4
1131,
Thorough Examinations Made and
S 11 stations Offered Parents as
to What. Should Be Done.
Babies of Silverton, Or., 42 in number,
were given a eugenics test July E under
the auspices of Mrs. A. Bailey of the
parents' education bureau of the Ore
gon congress of mothers. The eugenics
test was a feature of the patriotic
celebration held at Silverton Friday and
Saturday.
The babies were brought, to the Sil
verton high school for the tests, and
each child was examined and rated by
a board consisting of Dr. E. P. Shepherd
and Mrs. Bailey of Portland and Dr.
A. F. Blackerby, Mrs. John T. Hoblitt,
Mrs. F. P. Risteigen and Mrs. E. R.
Kkinan of Silverton.
The purpose of the test is to find
the defects of the children and to sug
gest corrective steps which may be put
into operation while the child Is small.
The teslincludes examination of the
ears, eyes, nose, throat and teeth,
measurement of. the body and a gen
eral mental and physical examination.
The children scoring the highest tests
in the various classes are as follows:
Class 1, 6 to 12 months, Robert Yocum,
age 7 months; class 2. 12 to 18 months,
Alona Bnryl Loomls, aged months;
class 3, IS to 2 months, Robert Adams,
age 22 months; class 4, 24 to 36 months,
Laura Anctta Hubbs. age 294 months.
Highest Quotation Ever Known in
Local Market Cattle and
Sheep Are Steady.
With only a moderat. run of hogs over
Sunday and high prices prevailing every
where, the local market saw an advance of
almost a dollar in quotations. Top-grade
hogs sold at the north Portland yards at
$21.50. the highest price ever reached here.
The bulk of sales were made at $21. Cattle,
sheep and lambs were steady at last week's
prices.
Total receipts -of stock at the yards in
the first half of the vear were:
Cattle 49.R91
Calves 3.270
Hogs 127.60S
Sheep 31,004
Horses and mules 1.2KS
Cars 3.421
The Increases as compared with the first
half of last year wre 873 cattle, 1321 calves.
28.G25 hogs, 32,300 sheep and 471 cars.
There was a decrease of 495 in horses and
mules.
The origin of the stock received at the
local yards ia the past month was:
Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep.
Oregon 5.40S 654 11.314 18.012
Idaho ...... 824 247 2.203 602
Washington 1.22S 88 SSI 1,970
California 3.574 2 724
Totals 11,034 l.OOt 15,124 20,584
Receipts over Sunday were 792 cattle, 51
calves, 887 hogs and 1226 sheep.
i ne oay s sales were as follows:
Wt Price.
1 steer. ... 1290 00.00
4 steers... 1025 8.75
11 steers. . . S67 8.40
18 steers... 908 8.25
21 steers... 940 8.10
1 steer. . , . 880 8.00
3 steers. . . 1026 8.00
4 steers. . . 48.1 7.25
1 cow 1150 10.00
29 cows.... 1014 0.50
1 cow. ..... 1516 0.00
22 cows.... 1158 8.0O
21 cows 1100 8.00
10 cows 1102 8.00
1 cow 1400 8.00
39 cows.... 1021 7.75
21 cows 970 7.75
11 cows 1073 7.75
10 cows.... 1095 7.7B
23 cows 1102 7.50
7 cows 1018 7.50
24 cows.... 982 7.25
2 cows ... . 985 7. 25
2 cows 1150 7.25
13 cows 11S0 7.101
2 cows 1110 7 001
9 cows.... 907 7.00
cows.... 9l 7.00
Scows . 952 7.00
13 cows. . . . 1001 8.80
7 cows. .. . 1091 6.50
29 cows 741 8.00
2 cows.... 950 5.25
2 cows.... 730 5.001
2 cows 704 4.00
23 mixed... 108A 6.73
19 mixed... 450 7.25
2 bulls. . . . 1550 7.00
1 bull 1540 7.00
1 bull 1440 Jl.50
1 bull 1350 6.00
12 calves... 202 13.25
14 calves... 227 13.25
6 calves. . . 230 13.00
43 hogs 192 21. 0O
9 hogs 224 21.00
70 hogs 254 21.001
41 hogs 212 21.00!
S7
HR hogs
106 hogs. , .
49 hogs. ..
5 hogs. ..
5 hogs. . .
8 hogs. ..
51 hogs...
3 hogs. . .
3 hogs. ..
16 hogs. ..
1 hog
1 hog. . . .
56 lambs..
2 lambs..
206 lambs..
I 1 yearl'g.
:240 wethlrs
144 wethers 102
243 wethers 104
9 wethers 104
248 wethers 104
11 wethers 125
2 wethers 100
25 bucks.. 170
7 bucks.. 100
2 bucks.. 195
6 steers. . 730
12 mixed.. 704
2 calves.. 11.
4 hogs. ..
6 hogs. . .
1 hog
37 hogs. . .
2 hogs. . .
2 hogs...
1 hog
3 hogs. . .
1 hog. . . .
4 hogs. ..
10 hogs. ..
5 hogs...
1 hog. . . .
3 hogs. . .
28 lambs..
23 lambs
Wt Price.
222 $21.00
204 21.00
178 21.00
244 21.25
200 21.25
171 21.25
171 21.00
360 20.25
383 19.50
136 19.50
160 19.25
400 19.00
72 13.50
H7 12.50
58 10.50
126 8.00
7.75
7.75
7.50
7.35
8.00
7.50
6.00
7.00
5.00
0.50
6.50
10.00
192 21.50
1SS 21.50
220 21.50
211 21.50
93 18.50
260 21.25
320 19.50
240 21.50
190 21.50
210 21.50
218 20 50
174 21.25
470 19.25
140 19.51)
9S 13.00
68 11.50
$100,000.00
Government of Alberta
GOLD BONDS
Guaranteeing; University of Alberta
Due: January 1, 1924
Principal and semi-annual interest payable in gold at the Imperial
Bank of Canada. Montreal, or at the Bank of Matwiattan, New
York. Interest payable July 1 and January 1.
DENOMINATION $1000 .
Flaaaclal Statement
Assessed valuation. $1,000,090,000
Funded debt 29,000,200
Bonded debt less than 3 of assessed valuation.
Population 600.000.
Payment of These Bonds Is Guaranteed by
the Province of Alberta
Price: To yield 6
Exempt From All Dominion Government Taxation.
LIBERTY and VICTORY BONDS
If you most sell your Liberty or Victory bonds Mil to wo.
If 3 on can buy more Liberty or Victory bonds, buy from ua.
On Monday. July 7. the cloAin? market prices were u given btlow. They
re the governing: prices for Liberty and Victory bond? all over th world,
and the highest. We advertise these prices daily in order that you may a!
ways know the New York, market and the exact value of your Liberty
Victory bonds.
Victory Victory
3s " V1 49 - 49 3wt 2d 4 Us 3d 4Mb 4th 4a s
Mkt. Pr....$iK).40 $14.00 i)3.72 S'JU.OH S04.26 $U3.04 $V4.?6 $10u.0 $
Ac. int .16 .o .-7 a .50 3
Totals. $99.62 t4.$8 $94.51 Jfo.35 $94.89 $96.1.7 $99.24 $100.5 $10b.ft
When buying we deduct 37c on a $50 bond and $-.o0 on a $1000 bgndL
We sell at the New York market plua the accrued interest.
Burglar and Fireproof Safe Deposit Uoxes for Beat.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier Municipal Bond Honae.
Morris Rid., 3O0-311 Stark St., Bet. nth and 6th.
Telephone Broadway 2151. Established over S3 years.
We own and offer subject to prior sale:
3 vparl'rra 110 R.r
3 ewes 120 8.00 I
Prices at the yards were as follows:
BONDS.
U 8 l.llr S'.s. ..09.4!Am T T cv 6s.in2
do 11 4-s .M.HAtch sen 4s h
do 2d 4 !Kt.,l v K. Kw rei oa.
ilo 1st 4's...!.VltpN Y r. deb 6s...
do 2d 4,h H4.2rt M 1" 4s
do 3d 4'4S H.V'M N P as .S
or 4th 4ls 14.2. I'ac T & T ..3. . . tl 'a
Vitorv3a ...!".'-, I'a con 4-s
do 4a !!. P cv As...
LS ret 2s rg. . l-o KY
do coupon ...!! u ! I P 4
U S cv ttrt rg... il7 S Stel fia.
do rouxin .... - Anglo-Kr us .
U rt 4 rt'tr
do coupon ...lPH'J Bid.
. .HHI
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DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND, July 7. Maximum temper
ature, 77 degrees; minimum. ftO degrees.
River reading at S A. M 12.1 feet: change
In last 24 hours. 0.U foot fall. Total rainfall
(5 P. if. to 5 P. M.i. none: total rainfall
since September 1, 1918. 41.17 Inches: normal
rainfall since wptemoer i, 44. id incnes; ce
ficiency of rainfall since September 1, 1918,
:l.9rt inches. .Sunrise, R:2S A. M. : sunset.
9:04 P. M. Total sunshine. 15 hours. 36
minutes: possible sunshine, 15 hours. 36 mln
uten. Moonrise, 4:37 P. M.; moonset, 2:16
A. M. Barometer reduced to sea level) at 5
I. M.. 30.06 inches. Relative humidity at
noon. 31 per cent
THE WEATHER.
Good to choice steers.
Medium to choice steers
Pair to good steers
Common to fair steers
Good to choice cows, heifers...
Medium to good cows, heifers...
Fair to medium cows, heifers...
Can n era
Bulls
Calves .
Stockers and feeders
Hogg-
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Rough heavies
Pigs
Sheep
Prime lambs
Fair to medium lambs
TearMngs
Wethers
Ewes
. .$io.offf io.no
7.7;i 'rt S.,
7. on 7.50
7.50 f.OO
6.n0 7.50
4.50'S) c.r.o
3. 00- 4.00
S.OOO 7.S0
n.nosris.oo
7.00 10.00
21.0021..-0
20.2r.rS 20.75
19.50 tfr 20.00
1 8.30 & 19.50
31.50013. 00
9.0010.no
6.00 a 8,.V
6 00( S.OO
6.00 8.00
Mining Mocks at RoMon.
BOSTON, July 7. Cloning quotations:
oin ....... '
eola . I
Quincy
Superior . . .
Allous 44 ld 1
1 "4 ifCCO
Aria Com
Call! e Ariz
Cain A; Heela...42.
Ju'T
Sept.
too
34. SO
S3. 90
31.30
3.V 22
35.10
2.37
2S.;o
lt l1.2'k.oo
l .". -...tMN
I I. . . ..... 13. 24 V 'Hi
rti ;.ltn ur rrv d
a .1 ttt -its visible
1.57l.nni
1.7..I.1MO
2.J3M.0
Hunk 1 Imrios.
P.inlc civa-inicj of Ci ' i.fna astern c!:les
fc-.-r.iv la. I.. f. i .,-
f "r!nr.. pi ,nrr Iraio W heal. $220; oats, red fed, 12.43
Vor Und mi.;. . .-. ij.lsiHiA 1 it 2.."3; corn, talhornia yeliow, $3 35 it 3. 43;
.rify. N. i ica. l.!" crvi, ij.imhz
.51.00 51.50
S-pt SI.PO . 35. 50
uct 34.S5 :;... 25
SHOKT KIB?.
Jn 2" ' 2V55
S"Pt L'.4 2.'.'0 2 40
'ah prices werr:
t orn-No. 2 mixed, $!.:il.3; No. 2 yel-
lO. $I4T.11.
'ii-.o. 2 hlte, 72u"3:itc; No. 3 white.
-0 .72(-
Kst No. 2. $1 47l. 4Sz.
lUrN-y 4)l.l5.i 1.22.
' TtTiothy- $'.il2.
torr Nominal.
IN.rk Nominal.
Lard J5.15,
l;.t -7.T5 t '"
Minneapolis (m:n Markrl.
MINNAro,I. July 7. Psrley, $1.07 it
l.in. t'.mx, $.'.ia I-3.65.
8s
Cctitninial IS'.- Sup & Boston... 3r
Cop itanne .... 33, Shannon 3 Vs
Eat ituito .... IBiClah Con 11
Rutalle ...v H Winona - 1 i
Lake Cop 5 '3 , Wolverine 24
Mohawk 70'3lirai.by Con .... tiH'i
Nortu Butte ... 13,.reene Can .... 44'.-
Money, Exchange, Etc.
NEW YORK, July 17. Mercantile paper,
5 - r5i per cent.
sterling. 00-day bills, $4.454 : commercial
6rt-day bills on banks, $4.4S; commercial 00
dav bills. $I.4S; demand, $4.4SS: cables,
I4.4P1!. Francs, demand, 6.76; cables, 6.74.
JuiIdcrs, demand. 3H; cables. 3S. Lire, de
mand. .0b; cable S.tft.
liar silver. $1.007h.
Mexican dollars, -c.
Time loans, strong. All dates 6 per cent
bid.
call money, strong: high. 33 per cent;
low. $ Pr rent ; ruling rate, 6 per cent;
closing bid, 8 per cent; offered at 8j per
cent: last loan, 8 per cent. After the close
of the nmrka it was announced tbat as
much as 2t per cent was paia on can loans
for bot'i cinssrs of collateral, that high rate
ruling at the end.
LONDON. July 7. Bar silver, 33 d.
Money. 2 Per cent- '
discount rates, bhort bills, per cent.
Three motna bilis, 3 S per cent.
Coffee Kutnre Advance.
XKW YOKK. July 7. A somewhat Ir-
rcguUr oieiiing was followed by sharp ad-
vm:ces in the market ior coiree sutures
day on European buying sna mgner cables
from Santos. nrsi prices were -u points
lower on September, but generally to 15
STATIONS.
: e
Wind
340,000
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Six Per Cent Serial Gold Notes -
Dated July 1, 1919. Maturing $4000 each July 1, 1920 to
1929, inclusive.
Amount authorized and issued $2,500,000.
Company assumes Federal Income Tax up to 2 per cent,
deductable at source. Redeemable on any interest date at 102
and interest upon thirty days' notice.
Nordyke & Marmon Company, established in 1851, is one of the
largest manufacturers and distributors of flour and cereal
milling machinery in the M'orld. The company has manufac
tured and sold the well-known Marmon automobile since 1904.
Average annual net earnings for the four years ending June
30, 1919 (June, 1919, estimated), after all expenses and taxes,
including Federal taxes, were $903,646, t.Jdng no account of
earnings to be derived from sale of these notes. The maxi
mum annual requirements for principal and interest on this
issue is $400,000.
NET TOTAL ASSETS ARE OVER THREE TIMES,
AND NET QUICK ASSETS ARE TWO AND ONE
THIRD TIMES THE AMOUNT OF 0UTSTAND.
ING NOTES OF THIS ISSUE.
Prices for the various maturities range from 99 to 94 xi
To yield from .6 to 6
Lumbermens Trust Company
Lumbermens Building Fifth and Stark
Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in Capital and Surplus
Weather.
Baker
Boise
Boston
Calgary
hicago
ienver
IVs Molncs. . .
Kurpki
Galveston ....
Helena ......
Juneaut
Kansas City. . .
I.om Angeles. .
Marwhfield ...
Medford
Minneapolis . .
New Orleans. .
New York . . .
North Head...
North laklma
Phoenix
Pocatello
Portland
Hose burg
.. .1 41 7s;o.oni. ,NV
621 "tiiO.Otfi. K
4KI 7S O.OC'20INW
00 74!0.00il4 5
vlt 0.02). .IE
6i SG O.O0I..ISE
32 .VSiO.ltO'. .NW
SO, SO'O.OOi. .3
4 til 74.0.01il4SW
4Sj32 0.8S. ,SE
721 !4 0.001. .SW
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
PL cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
IClear
Clear
8410. 001. .! W
72 0.00!l4!NWlClear
i4 0.001. .INK IClear
70 0.02!24'SE
7SI 04 -0.001. .ISW
641 SO 0.(,14
521 5S 0. 00.30 NW
80 0.00!. .IS
4. rain at San franrtsco.
KRANOISCO, July 7. Flour, $12.00 points higher, and September sold up from
I. o. b. warehouse.
"1 A nm
SiHK.i:ie
7:'i:.o.-j
lOKTLAU MARktT 4JI OTATIONS
Oraln. llnor, Teed, Ktr.
Uterth-tru LA.Ciin.o, noon sosi
.20
Oa;
No. 2 white feed
St und rd f IW. 5
t;niur.i "A" 5.0
c.xt-."a iaU and corn in tu.k;
fats
'rv. J hit 3 r.O
3-pouua. clipped hi:e 31.50
C"-
No. 3 T-Mo w 71 00
,iv 3 mivfJ 7o.M,
U ii iA r Government bsis, s
b l-'T'
riA't'R Patent. 1U.4S delivered. 111.30
at rr.it.; bikers'. 9 1 1.13 fr 1 1 : wo!e mheat.
l4t: graham. $10 0i i 10. 20.
Mil.t.;- b:il 3d t . I rur.. f. o. b. mill, car
ot til pr ton: mixed cars. $41.50: ton lots
or o r. $42: lesa than ton, t:; mld bar
I "T. ; , rold oats, $2; sxound barley, $tio;
r iri food. 9 T.
CuK.X-Whoi, ton. $T: cracked. $S0 per
tor. '
II AY Buyj-g prices, f. o. b. PortTar.d:
TatTii recoa t!mo:hy. $'.Sr 37 per ton;
a.fsifa. ft4: a: grain . $.0w
111. 4:u nay Wheat or wheat and oat. H'tfflT;
j;.Uo2 I tame oat, Jl.'-i' 17: barby, Jlli1,1: alialfa.
414 U H. barley straw, oo-j soc bale.
Cast era Iairy Frodi:c.
NEW "V'OKK. July 7. Butter. steady,
creamery higher than extras. nOiriOc;
creamery ex'-ras. 4'.' He: firsts. 4Sa4c
Kggs. irregular; freah-gathered extras. 51
:;c: fresh-sobered extras. Xirau. 4 7 y 50c ;
fimts. 4344tJ4.'.
.' M I Cheese, 'rregu'.ar; state whole milk flats.
1 current make specials, 'ii ; ditto aver
Jase run, 31r31-4: etate wnole milk twins.
current mae ipeciziis. v e; onto
average hun, 30 jj UlSc.
0 SO
41.C0
7( OtJ CHICAGO. July 7. Butter, higher. Cream
:.'io try. 44t4Si-,c
per ' Kpg! higher. Receipts, 2.V014 rases; firsts.
cases Included, 3lt.Uc; Storage-packed
firr-ts. 41 lz tl 4 2c.
i'oultry. alive, hlcher. Towls. SO centa
New York Sugar Market.
XtltV TORK. July 7. Raw surjir. s:aad.
Oen'.rifugal. 7.2Sc; refined, steady cut loaf.
1i;,i,c; crushed, 10.2; mold A, V.Oc; cubes.
iTr.c ; powdered. i.20c; s!aiid.(rd powdered.
. L"c; fine granulated and diamond A. Oc;
confectioner' A, e.VOc; No. 1 soft sugar.
Itairy aad Cematry tVadoce.
TCTTR CuheSL 2-4oet. 1-
score, 41,jc; PO-score, Sc; print a, parchment
LtaUth I ineaad Market. . .
Dn.VTH. July 7. Linseed on track. $" S;
arrive. $."..S; July, $3.1-S; September, $.07;
October, $ j.40 bid; November, f .2i.
ti till at the slari to 21uc during the aft
ernoon. or 90 points net higher. Oth?r
months showed net gains of 7a to 64 points,
Kith December selling at 21.aic and Alarch
at 21-lOc. The clo.se was only a shad off
from the best under realizing, showing net
gains of 5 to 7 points. July, 21.7&c; Sep
tember, 21.0W ; ucu'ocr, -i.ttv. iT-t-t5iur,
2L14c: January, 21.10c; March, 21.04c; May.
iio.iiui.'
8 pot coffee Irregular. Rio 7s, 22V22c;
Santos 4s, 27 c.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE ( MARKET
Prices Current on Eggs, Vegetables, Freab
FrulU, Etc at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 7. Butter, 55c
Kggs Fresh extra, 51 He; extra pulleta,
4oc doaen.
Cheese New firsts, 30c; Young Ameri
ca. 3c.
Poultry Hens, 24 30c, according to else;
young roosters, wc; orotic. yjjc, ac
cording to sixe; fryers, 353ac; geese, nom
inal; squabs, 400oc; pigeons, $2.&0iif3 per
dux en.
Vegetables Graded asparagus, 810c;
eggplanL 1U& 15c; peppers, bell. 10&12WC
large chile, 10 12c; summer squash, lioc 6
il; sma-ii ooA. iuuis.Mt, n.wi wi, ac
cording to district; potatoes, delta. 2.5u
.75 box; onions, red. $4 U 4.20; gren, $1.7T
1.S5 box; rhubarb, $2 fi 2.73 box; green peas,
6$i Sc; cucumbers. $1.009 1.73 small box;
string beans, 20V22Wc: wax. 10 12c; pole,
12tfl3c: okra, H4rl2c; corn. 4065 dox
n: garlic. l?tt?2Uc; celery, $4.505 crate.
Fruit Lemons. $t&7; oranges, $4-25v5;
grapefruit, $3.504.50; bananas. 5v7c; pina
apple tx4 5o; pears. $1.23 i 1.33 small box;,
I plums, $L50fe.2 crate; is ew town Pippin ap- j
7R!102'O.OOHO!V
fl2J SOO.OOilOlW
5u 770.00j..NW
44 R4 O fMt IN
Sacramento ..f 2Hm O.OOi . . ;S
t Louii I 6rtl Sfi O.OO'lO sV7r5
alt Lake 1 OttI S2 0.001. .(NW
2 74 . .ISW
&41 7 .00!2ti 8W
02! 700.00HOiNW:
41 54 O.OOi.,1
4S 74 O.OOi. .SW
501 70 0.001. .IN
' ft no . JW
Valdexg I 4S!2,0.12..I....l
Walla Walla. .1 52! 8210.04! .. ISW
Washington ..( 7 S2tO.O0jl2iNE I
Winnipeg I 66 7e!l.0l2gSK !
San Dieeo
San Francisco.
Seattle
Sitka
Spokane
Tacoma ......
Tatoosh Island
Cloudy
IClear
Clear
IClear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
IClear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Rain
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Rain
Chicago Livestock Marked.
CHICAGO, July 7. After breaking the
high price record three times last week
the hog market today continued Its upward
course. New top quotations were estab
lished at $22.40 a hundredweight, as against
an average cost oi 21.53 on 'inursoay.
since when there has been no trading until I
this morning.
Hogs Receipts 51,000, fairly active,
mostly 10c to 2,c higher than Thurs
day; one load $22.50, new high record :
practical top $22.40. Bulk. 21.5022.30; I
heavyweight, $21.6022.25; medium weight,
$21.00 it? 22.03; lightweight, $21.65 & 22.40;
light light, $20&22; heavy packing sows.
amooth, $20.0021.50; packing sows, rough, I
s:n)intJO-7o; pigs. 118.20020.
Cattle Receipts 15.000, higher. Beef
steers, medium and heavyweight choice and
prime, $15.4O10.4O; medium and good, I
$13.25915.50: common. $11.2513.25; light
weight, good a nd choice, $ 14 lj.65 ; com
mon and medium. $10.75 14; butcher cat
tle,, heifers, $7.7514; cows, $7.3512.73;
canners and cutters. so.Z5a7.3ff: veal calves.
light and handy weight, $17.25 18.25; feeder!
steers, $9.50012.75; stocker steers. $8.25012
Sheep Receipts 40.000, weak! Lambs, 84 j wethers, $11.2513.25; ewes, medium and broke Monday and retained the low poeitter
pvunui iinwu, fiu.op'ii.ou, cuiis ana com
mon, 14.7o: yearlings, wethers. 10.50
14: ewes, medium, good snd choice, $7 (9;
cuns sna common. 9;fe.au.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. July 7. (U. S. Bureau of Mar
kets.) Hogs Receipts 20,000, mostly 10i
15c tower. Top, $21.80. Bulk, $21.1021.50;
heavyweight. $21.3021.60; medium weight,
$21.25$ 21.80; lightweight. $21.30$D21.SO;
heavy packing sows, smooth. $21.15fi21.35:
packing sows, rough. $21(5)21.15; pigs, $18
v ' . I nn.rn 1 i . n n o or ,1 an-u tKof has nr.
Cattle Keceipts 8000, dry feed cattle 23c , , ---
choice. $G.257.50; culls and common. $3 I the rest of the week.
Receipts this week were cut down by the
holiday Friday and the total arrivals wei
20.0.4 cattle, 4500 calves. 45,213 hogs, 20,ftS
sheep, compared with 2O,03 cattle. 0641
calves, 34,067 hogs and 22,882 sheep last
week and 20,450 cattle. 4035 calves, 37,664
hogs, 17,604 sheep a year ago.
Kansas City Livestock Market.
KANSAS CITY STOCKYARDS, July 5.
A substantial rally in cattle and new high
record prices for hogs were the features
in this week's livestock market. Cattle
prices advanced 75 cents to $1 and hogs
were up 75 cents to $1 to a new high record
evel at 21.7o. -Mcht receipts of cattle
gave rise to the urgent demand and the ad
vance In hog prices was a continuation of
higher; other classes steady. Beef steers,
medium and heavyweight, choice and prime,
$13.75 15.25; medium and good, $11.75914;
common, $10.75(912; lightweight, good and
choice. jM.iawiA.Jo; common and medium.
$10.45 & 13.50. Butcher cattle, heifers. S
13.25; cows, $7.5012.25; cannera and cut
ters. $o.on7.M; veal calves, light and
handyweight, $144215.30; feeder steers, $10
ai3.Zd; stocKer steers, ssu12.
Sheep Receipts 18,000, market steady to
strong. LamDs, 84 pounds down. $14.75 17;
runs and common. $10'jrl3.75; yenrling
vailed for some time past.
Sheep prices
The bolshevik! bombarded the T. jr.
C. A. and Red Cross workers In Mos
cow on the ground that they were
capitalists and all capitalists must be
put down.
FORECASTS.
Portland and vicinity Fair and warmer;
gentle northwesterly winds.
Oregon and Washington Fair and warmer,
gentle northwesterly winds.
Idaho Fair and warmer.
The strike and lockout of 3000 milk
wagon drivers in Chicago was settled
by conceding an advance in wages, and
the price of milk the next day was
raised 1 cent a quart.
Read The Orecronlan classified ads.
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for
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amount. Kew York quo
tations by wire every
morning, interest included:
3 0.61
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Second A 94.30
Flrat ' 95.34
Second 4H 94.88
Third Vt fW-Ta
Fourth Vi 5J
Victory 4 lOOsa
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prices.. i
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FACTS A'O. 455
A GOOD START
The improvement of
roads in Oregon is -being
pushed as fast
as men and money -will
permit. Every
section of the state is
the scene of activity
and before two years
have passed Oregon
will be pointing with
pride to the magni
ficent road s y s t em.
Indicative of the
splendid manner in
which they are being -improved
is the fact
that many miles art
being paved with
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Correspondent Offices in 50 Cities
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