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Newspaper Page TextTHE MORNING OREGOXIAy, TUESDAY. JULY 22, 1910. . CANTALOUPE MARKET -IS WEAKER 111 THE Trade Is Overloaded With In ferior Stock. IMPROVEMENT IS EXPECTED Imperial Valley Season Is About .Finished Standard Turlocks Meet With Fair Demand. There was a generally easier feeling in the local cantaloupe market yesterday, due in part to the liberal receipts of the past few days and In part to th relatively poor qual ity of a good deal of the product sent in from the south. Front street dealers, how ever, vero confident that he market soon would take a turn for the better, for tha indications are for a somewhat lighter ship ping movement this week and next. "Hea-y unloading here of inferior Im perial Valley stock the last of the week was In the main responsible for the breaking of the local market," said a Front street handler yesterday. "The southern shippers had considerable stocks to move and they were obliged to get rid of them as best they could. It seems that they picked Pprtland as the most promising outlet for their sur plus and proceeded to unload here. "A very considerable portion of tfce Im perial Valley stock sent here the past few days was more or less off in quality and some of it overripe, and this naturally had a bad effect on a market already none too strong. The indications for the near future, however, are more favorable, for the Im perial Valley season Is about finished. Ship ments from that quarter from this time on will be lipht and shortly will cease alto Rcther. We look for at least a slight im provement in the market this week. Prices may not Improve materially, but a better market tone is promised." Receipts from California yesterday to taled 0 cars, including both Imperial Valley and Turlock stock. Imperials sold generally at $2 to $2.50 a standard crate, while Tur locks of good quality met with a fair de mand at $3.50 to $3.75. Off-grade stuff went at whatever prices were available, and in some instances these were very low. The supply of watermelons was adequate and dealers generally reported good quality in the offerings. Prices ranged from $2.75 to $3 a Hundred, and with the weather warm there was a good demand. The outlook Is for a heavier movement of watermelons from .this time on. COARSE GRAINS SHOW STRENGTH Higher Trices Are Quoted Locally on Both Oat and Barley. At yesterday's session of the Merchants' Kxchitrige bids were raised on No. 2 white feed oats and on standard feed barley as well, the former going up 50 cents and the latter 50 cents to $l.ro. The advances here reflected the generally stronger situation in the eastern grain markets. Chicago reported advances on both oats and barley. Broomhall's latest report says" of wheat and barley in the northwest: 'Drouth and heat are cutting the crop of wheat severely in the three northern Pacific states. The outturn will probably be 70, 000,000 and the barley yield will also likely be about 50 per cent." Figures given out on the American visible supply were as follows: Bushels. July 21, 1019, 6..MM..MHI. July 1P17. O.IJUI.OIM). July 24. liUti. 38.tS35,0O0. July 23, fl.", 5,3:;2,t0. July 27, 1914. 24.1S4.0O0. Grain and other receipts for the day, in cars, mere reported by the Merchants' Ex change as follows: Wheat Bar. Flour Oats Hay Portland Monday.. 1 0 4 3 Year aco 13 '. . 4 2 11 Season to date 127 Year ago 4n Taconia Saturday .. 13 Bushels. Increase 1,185.000 Decrease 3t3,00 Decrease 1,046,000 rjrease 4 -'., OOO Increase 5,478,000 20 1 63 52 a 45 123 Year ago. Season to date. . . . Year ago Seattle Saturday. Year ago Season to date.... Year ago U3 3 15 6 14 3 1 4 5 'J 78 14 45 to 24 Aus- Argentine shipments this week tralia, the I'nited Kingdom and the conti nent are 234. ooo bushels. Weather Northwest, generally clear. Il linois and Missouri, clear, fine; 75 to 80 Omaha, clear, cool, no rain over Sunday. Ohio valley, cloudy, warm; heavy rains Sat urday and Sunday and some rain last night Potatoes Make Good Growth. T.oral potato dealers who have investi gated crop conditions in various parts of the state, especially in the country tributary to. Portland, say that the crop prospect at this time is exceptionally favorable. The acreage is believed to b somewhat under that of last season, but in all sections in spected the crop is declared to be making pxcellent progress. Tb5 condition of the late-planted crop now is said to be consid erable better than usual at this state of the season. New Oregon potatoes are coming to market In a moderate way and selling at prices around $2.75 a hundred. Old stock is going at $1.75 to $2. Bank Clearing. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clear. tips. Balances. Portland $H.5:i,55fl $1.5i,42 Seat tie 6.5Sti.n:;j l,i25.0rtH Titoma m;;.;ii;o 15:;. .".mi Spokane l.Mti.tUl 040, 4SV PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain. Flour, Feed, Etc. Merchants Exchange, noon session. Bid Oats Julv. Aug. Sept. ' No. 2 white feed $57.50 $57.50 $57.50 Barley Standard fed 62.50 62.50 62.RO Standard "A" 63.00 63.00 63.00 Kustern oats and corn, bulk: Oats No. 3 white 55.00 65.00 55.00 3S-lb. clipped white.... 50.50 66.50 56.50 Corn No. 3 yeltr.w 74.T.O 74.RO 74 5C .No. 3 mixed 73.UO 72. SO 72.50 WHEAT Government basis. $2.20 per bushel. Fl.Ol'R Patent. $11.6011.65 delivered; $11.45 at mill; bakers, $ 1 1. 1 5 U 30 : whole wheat. JIO.L'A 10.40; graham. $ 10.05 fgJ 10.20. M1IXFEKD Mill run. f. o. b. mill, car loti,. :'. i 40 per ton; mixed cars, $40. SO; ton lot j or over, $41. SO; less than ton. rolled barley, $63; rolled outs. $53; ground barley, $03: scratch feed, $79. CORN Whole, ton, $75; cracked. $77 per ton. HAT Buying prices, f. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa, new crop. $J4.50tf25; Eastern Ore ton timothy, nominal. pounds: lettuce, $2.25 per crate; pep pr. $ I SO per box; beets, $3 & 3.50 per sack; cucumbers, $11.50 per dozen; tomatoes, $1.25rl.50 per box; peas. 7 Vtc per pound; rhubarb, 6c per pound; beans. 8&lOc. POTATOES Oregon Burbanka, . nominal', new California. 33c per pound. ONIONS Walla Walla. 5c per pound; Cal ifornia yellow, 55c per pound. Staple Groceries. L-ocal Jobbing quotations: SUGAR Sack basis. Fruit or berry, $9.63; teet, $0.55; Honolulu cane, $9.60; extra C. $9.15; powdered. In barrels, $10.25; cubes in uarreiB, tv. o. NUTS Walnuts, 27t35c; Brasil nuts, $5c; filberts, 2Sc; almonds, 24 U 30c; peanuts, ll&-15c SALT Half-ground, 100s. $16 . per ton; 50s. $11.25 per ton; dairy, $25 per ton. RICE: Blue rose, 10c; head, 12c; broken Japan, he pound. BEAN S -Buying price medium white, 59 5&c per pound. COFFEE Roasted, In drums, 35050c. Hops, Mohair, Etc. HOPS Oregon. 191S, 47c; 191T crop. 33 37c; 3016 crop. 30c; 1915 crop, 20&25c; 1919 contracts, 50c r three-year contracts; 50 c, 40c, 30c. WOOL Eastern Oregon and Washington, 40 57c per pound; valley, 40 a 55c per pound. - MOHAIR 1918 clip, 55c per pound. TALLOW No. 1, 13c per pound; No. 2, 12c per pound; grease. 7 610c per pound. CASCARA BARK New, " 10c per pound. GRAIN BAGS In carlots, 12 & 13c Provisions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes, choice 4344c; Btan5 ard, 42 43 4c; skin ned, 35 1& SGc ; picnic, 27 &30c; cottage roll, 36c LA RD Tierce basis, 36c; compound, 30c per pound. DRY SALT Short, clear backs. 3035c; plates. 27 (& 29c; exports, 31c. BACON Fancy, 53 & 55c; standard, 46 9 4Dc; choice, 39frr.3c, - Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels. $2.32; raw, cases, $2.42: boiled., barrels. $2.34: boiled. cases. $2.44; TURPENTINE: Tanks. $1.21; cases, $1.31. GASOLINE Iron barrels. 23fec; tank wagon, 2314c: cases, 34c; engine distillate, iron barrels, 16c; tank wagon, 16c; cases. 26 He. COAL OIL Iron barrels, 13 16c; tank wagon, 13 He, cases. 24$ 31c. . .. Hides, Pelts, Etc. HIDES Salt-cured hides, 30 lbs. and up. 32c; green hides, 30 lbs. and ud. 25c: salt- cured bull hides, 24c; green bull hides, 17c: 1 v BKing, irorn 10 to au ids., 4Uc; trimmed calf skins, 7jc; flint dry hides. 40c; flint dry calf skins, 75c, dry horse hides. ll.r.om each; salted horse hides, with heads on, $5 m- o cut ii. PELTS Shearlinrn. ?.".e it. 30c; green lamb pelts, $1.502 each. WHEAT MOVEMENTS ARE COMPARED United States Grain Corporation Issues Weekly Report. NEW YORK. Julv 21. Th TTnfi R... Grain corporation has issued its ninth weekly uuiivmi, Kivms complete ilgures covering the wheat and wheat flour movement throughout the ITnited States for the week ending July 4. The figures given out were as follows: Receipts from farms, week ending July 4, 4.9HS.000 bushels, against 2.579.00O bushels previous week and 9,b62,000 bushels a year ago. Total stocks of wheat in country elevators, mills and terminal elevators as of July 4, 37,053.000 bushels, against 17,731.000 bushels a year ago, showing a decrease between June 27 and July 4 this year of 842.0;0 bushels against an increase in the similar week a year ago of 3. 462, 000 bushels. Flour produced for first week of new year ending July 4. 1.143.no0 barrels, acainst 1.525,000 barrels previous week and 6 l.OOO barrels a year ago. San Franciwo Dairy Products. SAX FRANCISCO. July 21. Butter, 58c. Eggs Fresh extras, 53c; extra pullets, 47 Sc. . Cheese New firsts, 31c; Young Americas, 35 c. Poultry Hens, 305?34e, according to size; young roosters, 33 r 40c; old, 20c; broilers, 32 34c, according to size ; fryers, 33 37c. according to quality; geese, nominal; squabs, $3&4 dozen; pigeons, $2 32.50 dozen. Seattle Fred Quotations. SEATTLE, July iil. City delivery: Feed, nill, $40 per ton; scratch feed, $1 ; feed wheat. $89; all-grain chop, $67; oats, $65; sprouting oats, $72; rolled oats, $67; rolled barley, $68; clipped barley, $73; alfalfa meal, $37. Hay Eastern Washington timothy, mixed, $35f36; double compressed. $4041: alfalfa, $29&30. . HOE PRICES TEND UPWARD EXTREME OF $22.50 IS PAID AT LOCAL YARDS. Strength Reported In All Other Divi sions, With Quality Beer In Excellent Demand. A new high record for hogs was estab lished in the Portland livestock market, when a few small lots . of quality stock -HBed hands at $22.50, 25 cents above last week's top quotation. The advance in the market m as .attributed to a falling off in offerings In the face of a continued strong demand. " In other divisions there was a generally strong feeling, with quality stock readily salable at the prices ruling for some time past. Best grade steers were said to be in decidedly good demand. Receipts at the North Portland yards for the day were 16K cattle, 940 hogs and 1550 sheep, totaling 67 carloads. The day's sales included the following: Wt. Price. I Wt. Price. 12 steers . .1oh6 $11.25 2 hogs .. 210 $22 50 steers ..1040 11.00 1 hog ... 10 22 50 a sieers .. itj;i w.&ui Xnr York Metal Market. NEW YORK. July Copper, strong. Electrolytic, spot. July and August 23: Sep tember 23 Hra24r. Iron, steartv. Xo. 1 Nnrthurn !. KCt - -, 2 Northern J28.50; No. 2 Southern 28. Aietai exenange quotes lead firm. Spof 5.45c; August 5.S0fr 0e. Spelter dull. East St. Louis delivery, spot 7.80c; Aug. 7.00 't 8.15c. Dried Fruit at New York. NEW YORK, July 21. Evaporated apples, quiet; western, 20'??22c; state. 21 r 22c. Prunes, strong; Californias, O-li Sj 32c; Ore gons. 14Tf33c. . Peach, quiet; standard, 23c ; choice, 24c; fancy, 26c. Chicago Dairy Prod n re. CHTCAGO, July 21. Butter, firm. Cream ery 46,ver2-. Eggs, higher. Receipts 17,760 ea.es. Firsts, 41 i-a H 42 x-j.v: ordinary frists. 3 ft 39 '-c: at mark, cases included, 3Hli 40 Uc: s'torace packed, Itr.sts, 43:j441. Poultry, alive, steady; fowls 32c Liberty Bond Quotations. NEW YORK, July '21. The final prices on liberty bonds today were: 3Sn. tun 4; firrsl 4r, $93.feO; second 4s, ?!3.20; first 4 $04.90; -second 4 'is, r3.i6; third 4 $04.90; fourth 4s. $03.42; victory $100; victory 4--is, $99.96. '' w York Hop Quotations. NEW YORK. July 21. Hop;, firm: tat choice, lots. 5orr5c; 1017, 3M'r4c; Pacific coast, 1&1S, 57 & 63c; 1917. 35ij43c. 8not Cotton Quotations. NEW YORK, July 21. Spot cotton quiet. Middling $35..y DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. July 21. Maximum temper ature, yo degrees: . minimum, 62 degree-. River reading at 8 A. M., feet; change in last 24 hours. 0.1 foot fall. Total rainfall 45 P. M. to 5 P. !-.. none: total rainfall since September 1. 101S. 41.20 inches; nor mal rainfall since September 1, 44. 3S inches; deficiency of rainfall since September 1, 1018, a. IS Inches. Sunrise. 5:41 A. M. : sun set, 8:53 P. M. Total sunshine July 21. 15 hours. 3 2 minutes; possible sunshine, 15 hours, 12 minutes. Moon set. 3:46 Ft Relative humidity at noon. 36 per cent. THE WEATHER. 023 lit steers ..lO'jO 10 90 23 steers ,.10.-3 10.15 90 Ki.ltO 4 steers 25 steers 26 steers 0 steers S3 hogs . it) nogs .1050 10.001 .1110 0.75i . 701 7.50 . 211 11.25 102 TO cows ..1067 16 cows . .1077 30 cows . . 133 24 cows . . 1050 25 cows . . 1055 22 cows . . 025 23 cows . . 0&5 50 lambs .... 22.25. 13M4 lambs .... Prices at the vards were as follows: uodq to cnoire steers Medium to choice steers........ Fair to good steers............ Common to fair steers Good to choice cows, heifers.... Medium to good cows, heifers. . Cannera Bulls Calves Blockers and feeders Fair to medium cows, heifers. Hogs Prime mixed .. Medium mixed ................ Rough heavies .......... Pigs Sheep Prime Iambs Fair to medium lambs.......... Yearlings . .................... Wethers Ewes STATIONS. - Wlnd m 5:2 S 3 r-H. 2. -T 3 I 2. 2. r ? 2 I : 3 : " J J:J: 1 I : I c - Dairr and Country Produce. BETTER Cubes. 92-ceore. 53c: 91-scor. S2c; 90-score. 52c: prints. parchment wrappers, box lots. 57c: cartons. S8c: half boxes, -c more, less than half boxes, lc more; butterfat. No. 1, 5rt57c per pound. CHEESE Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook: Triplets. 34c: Young Americas, 3SC: Coos and Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triplets, 33Vsc; Young Americas, 34lc; lonshorns, 341c. EGGS Oregon ranch, case count, 46aj47c; candled, 49.'Oc: selects, 3'Jc; Oregon Poul try association selects to retailers, 62 c: association pullets, 4i'c. i POULTRY Hens. Cti;Sc: broilers. 52(9 20c: Kese. ducks and turkeys, nominal. VEAL Fancy, 25c per pound. FORK Fancy, per pound. Fruits and Vegetables. FRUITS Orangres. JS.L'S jz 6.75: lemons, f7(ifS.50 box: bananas, Oglili-c per pound, apples. f3.5u$4.20 per box; grapefruit. 33.50 j 6 : cherries, 15-fil.Sc per pound: canta loupes. $'Jt?b.T5 per crate: apricot. $2' J.1'5 per box: peaches. 7.cl-5u per box: wa termelons, 2S$r3c pen- lb.: plums, fl.502.7 per box: raspberries. (3.754 p.r crate; loganbarries. 42.75 per crate; crapea, $4tf 4.25 per box. pears, 34.754 5. VEGETABLES Cabbage. 3.00 per 100 Baker Boise ........ Boaion ....... Cnlgary Chicago ...... Denver ...... Eureka Galventon .... Helena ...... Juneaut . . . . . KansasCity . ... Los Angeles. . Marshfleld ... Medford MinneaDolis N'ew Orleans. .ew l orK. . North Head. North Yakima; Phoenix .... Pocateilo ... Portland .... Kosouurg ... Sacramento St. Louis j Salt Lake I S.in Tlego. . . .! San Franciscol Seattle I Kitka" I Spokane I Tacoma I Tatii9ti Idlandt Valdezr f Walla Walla.. Washington Winnipeg .. Winnipeg 114 II IMj'O tirt o .IK 0 on'.. N ICIoudy Ou; . .'XW l'lear -(MMO.S Cloudy OOI. . SK idear lllv. ,'XS Clear 00 . .ISW .Cloudy lMi'..iV ICioudy Tii! S2ii.srt .. is Iciourty ittll 1M 0.OO! . . SW IClear .Mil r.ti 0.24'. .isE iKain 70 sno.oolSN IClear 62. SO o.oo 12 SW IClear 4i; 74 0. (m:,. NW Clear !4 n.fio '. . 'SE iPt. cloud; Sn o. 1012 N (Clear 8tt0.(0..IW ICIoudy 7M 7H 0.04 3'i s 'Cloudy 4S! Mln.OO 24 NW Clear CO 04H1.00 i. . E iClear 76 lO4'0.(M:. .iff IC'iear .".4; H4 11.0(1 . . N Clear 2 90 (1.00 12 NW Clear 5S loo 0.00-. ..N Clear .Is I s O.oo 14 s Clear 74: 1'4 0.00 1( N IClear S4 0.00 12 NWiClear 74 O.oo 12 NW Clear 52: 64 u.(nl l2 sw IPL cloudy SS' S2 0.0i IS N Clear Mil 00. (J . 00 . . t . . .. C'ou Iv BOl 94 o.oo low Pt. cloudy .'( S4 11. (Mil . . .-, ('tear fto! Sti.0. 00.14 S IClear 40 54 0.OO.. . SW jCloudy i: l6 O.OO 10 W 'Clear 72: S4 0.2KI. . SW iCIoudy 72' S4 0.2'. . SW JCloudy 50l 78 0.00". . lN 'Rain 2 74i 2 tA, M. today. P. M. report ol preceding day FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, continued warm: gentle northwesterly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair, continued warm: gentle northwester, y winds. i ldaho-l:'airand continued warm. 8.B0 ft 0 8 SO h .Ml 8.50 ft. O0 7.75 12 50 13.00 9 .51101 1.;.'. 8.50 9 B OO 7.75W 8.75 7.00 u 7.50 7.50 t 8 00 8.50 tf .0 8 00i 4 00 O.OO 7.50 8.O0 1 4.00 7.OOSP10.O0 4.50 V 5.50 21 50 22 50 :u.AO0:i.uo 19 75 'St 20.25 10.731 19.75 It 5018 00 .... 9.00 10.00 .... fiOOBI 8.50 .... 6(M)f 7.50 .... 6.0O9 7.50 Chicago. Livestock Market. CHICAGO, July 21. Hoge Receipts 2. 000: light butcher hogs mostly 25c to 40c higher; mixed and packing grades mostly 50c to 75c higher: bulk. $20.7522. 0; heavy weight, 120. 1 5 22.05; medium weigTit. 321.10 i22.75; lightweight. 321422.75: light, 320.50 j 21.111; packing sows, rough. 319 7520.25; pigs. 31!).504t 20.60. Cattle Receipts 22.000; unsettled; beef steers, medium and heavy weight, choice and prime. 3171 IS 50; medium and good, 3130 17: common, llo.nO'rrl.l: light weight, good and choice. 314. 75& 17.50: common and me dium. !.75&14.75; butcher cattle, heifers, 37. 2514. 5i; cows, 3713.50; cannera and cutters. 35.0517:' veal calves, light and handy weight. I Sfi. l'.i ; feeder steers. d 12.SO; sto. kers steers. 38 11.50. Sheep Receipts 22.000; unsettled; lambs, 84 pounds down. 31475(17.75; culls and com mon. 310I&J4. .".(: yearling wethers, 3105c 14: ewes, medium good and choice, 37.25(0 9.50; culls and common. 33 3.75. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA. July 21. (United States bureau of markets.) Hogs Receipts 75ou; market 25fi.,uc higher: top 322.25. Bulk. 321.40 21.75; heavy weight. 321.BO&22.00; -medium weight. 321.75I& 22.25; light weight, 321.50W 22.10; heavy packing sows, smooth. 321.40 21.(10; packing sows, rough, 321.00 S 21.40. pigs. 31 s.lioti 20.OO. Cattle Receipts 15.500: feed cattle 25 50c higher; grass cattle ' and stockers and feeders. 25Vr5(c lower. Beef steers, medium and heavy weight,, choice and prime. 316.75 C'f 18.0O; medium and good. 314. 005 Its. 50; common. 312.25r 14 2".; light weight, good and cholcr. 310.(O'Ji 17.75; common and medium. 312.00 10.25: butcher cattle, hei fers, ?s. 50 14.00; cows. 3s.(ofl 13.75; ran ners and cutters. 30.OO ifi s.OO; veal calves, light and handy weight. 314.5010.00; feeder steers, f 10.0013.5(1; stockcr steers. 3S. Oil Si 12.25. Sheep Receipts 1B.000; lambs ISBI.'.c lower: sheep and 'feeders steady. I.amhs, S4 pounds down, 31.00 17.35: cnl's and common. $10.25Srl4.25; yearling wethers. 31 1.50 'it 1.1.50; ewes, medium and choice, 37.7515 0.00; culls and en-nmon, 33.757.75. Seattle Livestock Market. FKATTLK, July 21. Hogs Receipts 75: market strong. Prime, 322.75 2.T.0O; med ium to choice, 822.50(x22.75: rough, heavies, 320.501, 20.5: pigs. 320,5rT 11.35. Cattle Receipts 410; market strong. Best steels. 310.50rFt 11.25- medium to choice. 39.00- 9.50; common ' to good. 30.0(1 t s;0o: best cows and heTf(-s. 37.5('d 9.25: common to good. ."..oofi7.50; bulls, 35.00'a 7.50: calves, 37.00't 14. 00. CROP REPORTS KXAGCKRATED Irrigation Districts Will Fraduc. Big Tonnage of Alfalfa and Hay. HBt.ENA. Mont.. July 21. Charles D. Greenfield, state commissioner of agriculture, said today that some reports regarding Montana crop conditions are exaggerated. He has prepared a review showing that 1.075.000 acres Jn tho state will give good crops. The Irrigated districts do well, he hsld, and fanners In dry areas do well when they understand the- dry farm roe-.hods. "It i unfortunate that the belief should go abroad that all other parts of Montana are dried up and that there is no feed In the state." Mr. Greenfield said. "The fact I that Montana hts a very large area under irrigation in southern, central and eastern Montana which will produce a very larje tonnage of alfalfa and other hay." CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. Am Beet Sugar. Pales. 3. 2o0 .mertcun Can.. 11.2O0 Am Car & f-iry 1. Am II i L pfd.. 2.9( Am Locomotive 7, 200 Am Pm A Refg. 11.000 Am Sogar RefK l.OOo Am Sum Tob. .. 4.000 Am Tel & Tel.. Am Z Li P 3.50O Anaconda Cop.. 20. (o Atchison :. S.Too At G A W 1 M ..000 Hnldwin Loco.. 25.000 Halt-- Ohio l,(" Beth Steel "B". 6 5 7(l 11 Sun Con IU.00 Cal Petroleum.. 15.0O0 Canadian Paclf !.. Central Leatu.. J,wi ( lies & Ohio 1.2O0 Chi. 51 il St P 5,!ion Chi & Northwest 44M Chi. R I & I'. .. .--"" Chino Copper.. 3.JOO Col Fuel &- iron l.siio Corn Product,. 20.S00 Crucible Steel.. 21.7HO Cuba Cane stig. a..vf t" S Food Proil.. " 5. ton Tine . . J.300 c.en Electric. . .4(10 Gen Motors.... lt.7oO Gt North Pfd.. 2.S00 Gt N. Ore Caf.. 4.100 . Illinois Central Inspiration Cop.. 10.OO lnt M M Pfd..". 6.0OO Int Nickel H.soo Int. I'aper 7.SOO K C Southern., l.loo Mex Petroleum.. 1D.OO Lou & Nash - Kennicott Cop. 6.000 Miami Copper.. 2.SU0 Mtdvale ' Steel.. 34.200 Missouri Pac 11.100 Montana Power 3oO Nevada Copper, l.oort X Y Central.... 1.300 N Y. N H & H. ll.SOO Xorfolk & West. ...... North Pacific. 1.500 Pacific Mall -ioO Pacific Tel Tel Pan-Am Petrol. 41 2O0 High. HI (tli 1 1-. 132ii 113 S7 13'i 114', 104 H 27 70 T -1IMIU . 175 110't 4t". 1"3 30 42 1K4'i 111 SO s Hil 311, Wl'i 51 is.'. ; 34 19' 233 'i 95 . 4?!,. 117. 311. 71 24 197 '4 42 S2H 59 i a 77 21 Sl 37 t, "97" 39 4 T .0 w . I'd 57 4 1134 12'i SS r. S4 13514 1124 l3s 24-. - 73 U 1O0 -17ovi IOK 47 97 '4 39 '4 J.Vs 107 t)li . 47 - inn 14 29 H 47 I-, 4. Mis 127 ' IS'. , 107 2214. 84 S .40, "6514 115'., 3d 00 23 K 1S91, "40 ii" 30 . 5 77 21 ftnlj 35 1 39 11 nu 107 Last Sale. 90 SS 1 1 3 V. 12 ft. ShV S4 13.Mi 112 1U3N 24. 731. loo'. 170U 1IIH 47 97 i 27. 39 13, I1171- 4. 47. lout, 29', 4. 49 4. ft4-, 1271. 33 '. 7. IS'. 167i 223 94S 4'., IOI n.-,n 1151, 30 23 i 1101, 115i 40. 8c. . r.o 34. 21 30 V, 104 il.Mi 3914 30 17 4 OOO .500 VOO rrtlHl K.ToO 9.7o() 2.(MiO 29.5INI 2K.9IMI a. loo Pennsylvania .. Pitts r W Va.. Plttsburs; CnaJ. Ray Con Cop. . . Reading Rep Iron st Steel Shat Arix Cop. . cm tm ar rtelg. Sou Pacific Ratlwav Studebaker Corp 89. 300 Texas Co 2.M) Tobacco Prod.. 2 5imi union Pacific. i.mmi Unit Clg Stores, cihmi U S Ind Alco... a.rtno V S Steel 205.2OO II 8 Steel pfd... 200 l'lli Copper 8.0O0 Western Union...... Weitlng Elec.. 5.9oo . Wlllys-O ex Civ 1(1 (Mil) Royal Dutch 87.(100 Natl Lead 2 2(M1 Ohio Cities 19. moo 44 434 454 40i, s IIS 9 V 87 67 27 26 '4 281, 91 SK S OA 93 93 U 174 . lBt, IHS 3 4 59 11H, I'll 10 I11C 8044 3(1 30 1151, 1(17. Ill7i 272 20 2(13 KI2S 1''4 loov. 14. 133S l: 194 11MI. 191 Vt 145 J40 4, 1411 lilt 1K7S l"3i 117 H , 1171, 1174 85 . 91 92 ft7 37 5r,4 ,, 37. 35 V 35 11 114, 114 84 M St 5H", ' aL. CORN DEVELOPS STRENGTH ADVAXCE , IX HOG MARKET 'SENDS CERE.j PRICES CP. 99141V T Cen. deb. rH W'.Nor. Pac 4s.... 7S Bid. BONDS. " S ref. 2s peg. .10 ret. -s cou. 'Km, Nor. pac 4 7 S do con. 3s reg. Nor. Pac. 3s 5S do cod, 3s cou. S9 ;Pac T. 4k T. 5s... P:'u do 4a rer.- . ..-10014 Penn, coa 4V.s.. 95V do 4. cou. .I.'losv.'sou pc cr. 3s. Iok Am. Tel. cv 6s l(12v, Sou Ry. 5s 92H ae R G ref. 6s 37 Anglo-French 3s. ynZ Bid. Boston Mining; Stocks. BOSTON. July 21. Closing quotations: 17i, 451, AIlou Arizona Com. Cal. A Ariz... Cal. & Ilecla. Centennial ... Copper Range Fast Butte .. Franklin .... Isle Royalle . I.ake Copper .. Lake Copper . . Mohawk ...... 46 North Butt . 1.1 loid Dominion .. - 77 Vi Osoeola .400 IQulncy ......... . 1 Isupertor . 55 JSup. A Boston.. . 16 Ishannon ....... 5'j llah Con. . .S7'4 Winona 5 1, j Wolverine . JJHiGreene Cananea. C 71 ' 2. S'. 113 IS 26 46, Money Exchange. Etc Tp?rR?ent:Uly 2l PP mSdtrvU';'fi'i M '". 34 40: commercial v, n5mnk,- 4-2nvi: commercial M34ay F"c,4-5tt A'V. Guilders, demand. 3714; cables 337. Lira' demand, 8.0&: cables 8 67 "- "rs. lime loans strong: 60-dav 6 per cent bid. months. 0-day, six FACTS XO. 451. Better Roads Necessary It is now necessary to build a higher type of road than was built a few years ato. because traffic is constantly changing and is increasing from year to year. i no oia airt or -gravel road was suitable for the slow, horse-drawn vehicle of a few years aco. but th motor vehicle, with its speed, frreater loads and constant pound. ner, make it absolutely necessary that roads fchuuld be paved witn . BITULITHIC WARRE.V BBOTHEBS COMPAJIV. Coffee Pntnrea Are Higher. EW, TORK- Ju'T 21 The market for coffee futures was generally higher today. . V'cted n'ar th close under the weight of New Orleans selling and a cable report ln declines of 145 rels In '.Santos, after (hat ma,rk'i ""'or In the day had shown a net gain of 7.5 to oOO rels. European and Wall street buying, together with support from houses closely connected with Brazilian ln-frV"- "rcompanled he early advanses which carried September up to 21.65c j,u December to 21.4oc. Th opening was 12 to 53 points net higher and at the beat point 01 tne clay the market was about 5 fv.ui. 1101 nisner, wnue tjie close showed a net rise of 15 to 32 nolnt. .liiiv 01 t..-. ..Mteoioer, .i.diic; (JctoDer, 21.35c; -i i'-'c: January, 21.05c; .May. 20.90c. Bullish Sentlm?nt Rales Through out Day In Chicago Exchange. Oats Weakens at Finish. CHICAGO. July 21. Corn developed new strength today chiefly as a result of sharp upturns In the value or hogs. Klnal Quo tations on com were unsettled. . c.Dt to 2H cents net higher, with September 31.93tt 1 9314. sad Ucrember 31C2 1 .62.. Oats finished V4 cent to H Vent down and pro visions unchanged to CO cents up. Bui. Ista sentiment ruled the corn market throughout the day. for not only were hold ing values soaring .again but labor diffi culties both In the packing; house industry and In other Important linss seemed to promise better chance of adjustment than was the case on fcnturday. with the move ment of wheat necessarily having prefer ence. . the arrivals of corn were expected to ba small for some -time. Profit taking sales by holders falla1 therefore to bring about any radical downturns and a fresh break In sterling exchange was virtually Ig nored. Hedging pressure weakened oats. First, however, all deliveries climbed to the highest prices yet this season. The bulge was due to predictions that tha 1919 yield of oats would be less than the average. Provisions were lifted by ths strength of corn and hogs. Leading futures ranged as follows: CORN. Open. High. . .31921 31 94H .. l.CJ 1.644 OATS. .. .t4 .2t .. .S3. .4i PORK. ..61.27 51. SO LARD. . .34 30 84 50 34 15 RIBS. Sept. ..... t asn prices wsaw: corn-e-Vo. X mix Mil... SI 4.1-ftl 11' Hats u. s wane. e. pc .o. o smttssc. Itye No. 2. 11 "2 5 1.W1!. . Barley 31 U" 1 Timothy 39.ooi 12.O0. Clover Nominal. Pork Nominal.. Lard 3 14.15. Ribs 327.7; Sept Dec . Sept. Dec. . Sept. Sept. Oct. . Low. 31.92 Vi 1.62 .snvi .02 31.23 S4.1T 34.07 Cose. 31 93 1024 .so, .82 V 31.35 84 IT 34.15 . 28.23 $125,000.00 J eronie County, Idaho HILLSDALE HIGHWAY DISTRICT ' 6 BONDS datt.d: Mirij.nn prr: miTWMi'. 1 a financial statement of TTIUsdale Highway Llsirlct shows 31.(1.1.323 of a.se.id property, against which there Is a total bonded . nd.xtedncrs of 3101, (XNi. The (iiMn.t is In the heart of a splendid agricultural section which produces large crops and is in an excep tionally prosperous condition. PRICE: TO NET 5.20r box. while quality Csllfomtaa were-quoted at 33.25 to 33.50. Raspberries were scarce at it. S3 and blacks were available In a limited way at 33.50. New York Slgar Market. NKU' TORK. July 21. Raw su gar, steady; Decern - March.. 20.87c; firmer; Rio 7s. 22 Vic: Santos Spot coffee. 4s. 28Sc New York Dairy Produce. NEW YORK, July 21. Butter, steady vT pounds. Creamery hlprher en ... o.'.jiioc; creamery eatn S4c: firsts. 51 Vi f .3 Vc. r.ggs. iirm: receipts.. 11.275 cases; fresh e.iuereu extras, ojwmc; I resh-ga t h eretl e- flrsts. 50ji2c; fresh-gathered firsts. tra 46 49c. Cheese steady: recelnts. OR3 .t.. -v,ni- mlllc flats, current make specials. 32Vi33c: . , - -. " a'iJiJ-i-; state wnole- mllk twins, current make specials, 32j33c average run, 3l1i32c. Mores. Naval SAVANNAH. Ja.. July 21. Turpentine. iirm. 11.11: sales. 300 barrels; receipts. S3 narreis; snipments. l? barrels; In stock, 6943 barrels. Rosin, firm: sales. 1560 barrels: receipts 651 barrels: shipments, none: In slock 55,195 barrels. Quote: B. 313 25; l. 316 15 K. 316SO; K. 3I0.5O; c, 316.65: H. 3I69H-' - . ; ";: M- 319.35; N. 319.IS5: VJt f.'I.iU. . sjr.fr. aA. sLondon Money Market. TENDON. Juy i. Bur Uver 6-l-Wd pai ounre. Mrtny 2 pr rent. uincount rates Short bllln .1 7-1 u n r Now - rhtte. Mtnneapollk B-rl-y Market. MINNEAPOLIS. July 21. Barley $1,139 1.22. 8 AX FRANCISCO r&ODl'CE MARKET Becelpt. and ront; thr-monthH Mllw. !,-,Hfr vr tnt f.tiT.fv iTrnn app- wrt nt H Prices rmmtlln In By CUy Market. ' FAX FRANCISCO, July 21. Re-relptu: Flour 11.. I'M quarten-; btgirley 15.175 c-eitalK; bfini loM mt-kti; t iiun 2iS jck: po tat STH tark.; )tld 7; wine hTo yalloDs; hay tun. Klour 120: wheat t2.20: oatfi red fefd. $2.Wt$r'2 JHi; codn, California yellow $3 -.4j .1 45; harley, feed S3. 12 WhS lS. ranirt-i. HkiX.W. iemom J4:itl.-V; rrape fruit 3 :Otr 4.6U; banana -irTWc; pine apples ..,M4: apnl-ii (t.."0'ii!l: according to irrade and tier: rherrtr. 15m20c: pluma Sl'iri.S4: pearn4a i ti l. .1 rmali lur fox; aprlrolH 7i V He pound ; cantaloup?- f 1 ..)' l 1.7S fttandard ; rapberrloM lt . IH; nt raw berrl-! 114 11: Uiaanbrrrl-'v. r-d $!0".j 12 blackherrte-i ITnf; tlf To rj ftTo ainclo layer; rn pe 1 1 ..'hi r- . .-. Hay Whut or wheat and nits. SlKOIT tame oat 1 . t 17; bartev S12a allalla H4w 1H; barley straw Wiic; mrala uu- quotd. Good Trachea la IVmand. Peaches of icood rtualtty found ready uli on tha street yesterday, and -tork of thai ort wss said to he nne too plentiful. Ore Rous Kvnerally held at 7" evnts to $ 1 25 a box and were rather scarce, while f'altfomla- old nt 91.2. to fl.TMi. Apricots wert quoted at to 92. 23 a crate, fluina were avail able at $2 50 to $2.75 a rrt-. Cherries sold to 1H rents h pound and mere In pratit to t2 -.0 WV. ARK Mf-MBKR OK THE lAnCRwIIITnf; SYNDICATE AM) OKKER OCT UK Ol H ALUnMtT $10,000,000 Canadian Northern Railway Short Term 6 Secured Gold Notes DATED August 1, 1919 DLT February 1. 1922 August 1, 1924 These Collateral Trust Gold Notes are h dlrert obligation of the Canadian Northern Railway ALT. THK CAPITAL STOCK OK WHICH IS OWNJCn BY THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT, and are pr-iri-all acruretl by 314.28C.UOO General MortgaRe 4To bonds of the Canadian Northern Hallway maturing; 1934, thp direct morteaee Hen on the entire railway oystem, which bond both as to principal and interest, are UNCONDITIONALLY GfAHANTKEIi BV THK DOMINION OF CANATjA. Till note issue is In the proportion of 70 to the par value of the pledged collateral, or approximately 7.35 basis at the present quotation of the Collateral Trust Notes In the ixindun market, at which mar"kct the Collateral Trust Isolds yield about 5Vs'S- These Gold Notes offer an extraordinary interest return for obligations issued by the Dominion Government Trice, for Either Maturity, 100 and Interest, to Yield 6, . 2555 Freeman Smith & Camp Co. NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING roaTua San paaactico MAIN 64S LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS If Tssa most 4l r.nr IJHr4 ar VlrtMc-r Tont4.. slf . ssk. 1' 7a caai B swrt Libert, or Victory HaniU, ba, frasa SM. On Mondav. Julr -1. the c:slns; mark.t prices were as irlvta brlow. They iT so.ernlns pnoes lor Liberty an.l Viriory Rnn.ln ail oer the aorld. and the highest. We advertise lhee prices dally In ortier thst ou mav alasvs know tlie New York market and the exact, value ol your Liberty aui Victory Ilonds. SHs Mkt. pries lull el Acc'd int. .3d lt 4. Wi J .41 rt 4s t3 -4 .74 1- 4'i IS4 7(1 .44 Victory Vle?ory I MIHl 3tSi 4lhH, ( V3 c.H e4 hi suy ! 1. Sit 1 1 j ,ii .i Total.. I'.i.s2 !4 it S 195 14 l4 IJ IHI 04 51 lrtOS I10O.7 When buylns e dluct 37c on a t .,mt and .:,o on a siuou bono, w 11 at the 'w York markt-L. plus the accrued InteresL. Uurslar and I'lrrpraot fate Irposlt itora for Resit. MORRIS BROTHERS; Inc. - The Premier Mtmlrlpm Bond Hswm. MORRIS TI ix:.. 3419-311 MIRK bT BET. STIf AVT STII Telephone 11 road way ;ui. Kstabllshed 4iter tS Tears eentiifUEal 7.2c; refrned. steady; cut loaf 10..Vc; crushed. lO.SJc: mould, asked. B.50c; cubes, l 7S; powdered, 20e; standard pow dcred, 9 ISc: flno icrauulated and diamond, asked. sV: confectioners, -asked b-90c: No. 1 sort sugar. 8 r.tr. An American Bank for Trade with the Orient '-pHROUGH its branches in China, the Asia Banking Corporation is rendering to importers and exporters engaged in trade with the Orient a type of banking service jjiat is winning many friends. ' ' The service is complete, of course. But more than that, it is direct banking service which is another way of saying that transactions are not subject to re-handling or needless delays. - The personal side of the service is difficult to "describe, but its value is evident in the results achieved. We are always pleased to discuss with you in person or by mail your particular prob lem relative to trade with China. Branches in the Far East: SHANGHAI HANKOW PEKING TIENTSIN Branches to be opened soon in HONGKONG CANTON CHANGS HA MANILA VLADIVOSTOK HARBIN Asia Banking Corporation. 35 B ROADWAY NEW YORK CAPITAL 2,000,000 - SURPLUS 500,000 Re-"sente! bjr First National Bulk of Portland. Ore (on Vie are members of the underwriting fyndirate mnd offer subject to prior sale our allotment out ofMhe issue of $10,000,000 Canadian Northern Railway Company Collateral Secured Serial Gold 6 Notes Dated August 1, 1919 Due February 1, 1922 and August 1, 1921. This issue is specifically secured by collateral of $14, 286,000 General Mortgage 4' Bonds of the Company due 1934, being a direct mortgage lien on the entire railway system. Guaranteed by the Government of the Dominion of Canada. ' Price Par and Interest TO YIELD 6t- NET . Sd Telegraphic Order Collect LUMBERMENS TRUST COMPANY Capital and Surplus $600,000 LUMBERMENS BUIL.DINO FIFTH AND STARK Silverton, Or., Water Bonds to Net 5 . Government and Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold F.l.nevereaux 5y(ompanv 87 Sixth Street Broadway 1042 .- Ground Floor WeHs-Fareo Building Secured by Two of Leading New York Office Buildings and Land INVESTORS who prefer real estate se curities will be glad to leant that Trinity Buildings Corporation of New York First Mortgage 5Vs are offered at a price to yield about 5.50 Send for Offering Sheet OR-235 . , The National City Company Correspondent Offices In 51 Cities Portland Railway Exchange Building Telephone 60S3 Main. 'Bonds Short Term Notes Acceptances HEADQUARTERS LIBERTY BONDS We BTJT'anrl SKI.T. any amount. New 1 rK quo tations by wire every mornlm, Interest in cluded: 3ia $ . First -4a -" rr.sa 4a .UT Klrat '.s ftA.12 M-eoad 4'.a a-s.44 Third 4'. a roans 41,1 K4.40 'tctarf 4V.a lfm.77 Tf nrceysary .o ! your . Bond, brlnir Uni to us. We pay tils neat local prices, ROBERTSON; & EWING Kxclaalve Iealera la GOVERMMK.NT. CORPORATION AU Ml Ml ir tL BOM)i. 3U7 - 8 X. . Bask Bnildjas. . HALL & COMPANY BUT AND 8ELX Railroad Public Utility Industrial Municipal BONDS TIELDINO 5 to 7 Foreijm Government Loans Local Securities Preferred Stocks Lewis Bldg., Portland, Or.