THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, TUESDAT, SEPTEMBER SO, 1910.
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Conditions Better in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho.
1 LIVESTOCK RANGES
STOCK IS IN GOOD SHAPE
Cattle Grazed in Mexico Ar Ke
turning to Border Keady
for Market.
6tock ranse conditions are improving in
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and northern
California. Elsewhere in California they
are slowly deteriorating and In Nevada
and some portions of west central Utah
they are poor. A:falfa pastures In Nevada
are short because the fields are unusually
dry, due to the lack of irrigation water
and rainfall. All classes of stock in Ari
zona aro approaching the dry season under
the. most favorable conditions. Cattle
Crazed in Sonora, Mcx., durins the summer
are returning to Arizona in fine shape and
rounds-ups for market are in progress.
Range and stock conditions in the Pacific
coast district are reported by the weather
bureau as follows:
Oregon The weather is mostly fair and
warm and pastures are improving.
Washington pastures have benefited
with fine warm weather and no rain.
Idaho Good rains in the south were very
helpful to pastures and ranges.
California Ranges In the north are
lightly Improved, but elsewhere they are
alowly deteriorating.
Nevada Alfalfa pasture Is short, as the
fields are unusually dry.
Utah Ranges continue to improve bul
are still poor In the west central sections.
Arizona All classes of stock are doing
well. Cattle grazed in Sonora are return
ins to the bordf-r in fln condition.
COARSE GRAIN PRICES UNCHANGED
Little Interest Shown in Trading: on Local
Hoard.
The eastern markets were lower but
local grain prices were unchanged and lit
tle interest was shown in business at the
Merchants exchange. December barley sold
at $:t.04 at San Francisco.
Weather conditions in the middle west
as wired from Chicago: Illinois, clear,
cool; St. Louis, clear, fine, heavy rain
last night; Kansas City threatening, 58;
Sedalla, cloudy, 02; Kansas, good rain last
night and still 'raining at Hutchison; Ne
braska, cloudy, cool; Iowa, cloudy, warm;
rain last night at Davenport; Ohio, clear,
lino; Kentucky, clear, cool; Minnesota,
oioudy, cool; Winnipeg, cloudy, heavy
mist. Forecast: Grain belt Illinois, Mis
souri. Iowa. South Dakota, Nebraska, Kan
aas probably showers tonight and tomor
row, warmer, northwest cooler. Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota
cloudy, cooler, probably frost."
Terminal receipts in cars were reported
by the Merchants exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Portland, Mon.
Year ago
Seas'n to date.
Year ago
Tacoma. Sat..
Year ago
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Seas'n to date.!4l7
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Seattle. Sat... 'Jl
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crease of L'SS. Receipts were 14 eases
from O-egon, ten from Idaho and 400 from
Kansas,
California Produce Movement Resume.
California produce began arriving; again
yesterday, among the shipments being car.
lots of sweet potatoes and grapes. Very
few peaches were In the market.
Two cars of Washington potatoes were
received. Prices were steady. Oregon Bur
banks and Washington Netted Gems Bill
ing at 2.10 i.60. according; to quality.
Bank CliarinK.
Bank clearings of the northwestern cities
yesterday were as follows:
Clearings.
Portland $7 oj: .vj
Seattle 7',oi!iio
Tacoma ri.v 07:1
Spokane- 3,lli'.R:ia
STEEL STOCKS MOKE UP
I HIGHEST PRICES RECORDED
DURING FINAL. HOUR.
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc.
Merchants Exchange, noon session:
-Bid-
Sept.
60.50
til. 50
Oct.
61.50
02.&0
Nov.
$5.50
62.00
63.00
60.00 58.00 63.30
50.0O
5.50
58.00
59.00
37.00
2.20
50.00
52.50
56.00
59.50
36.73
per
Oats
No. a white feed.
Barley
Standard feed
No. 3 blue
Corn
No. 3 yellow
Eastern oats and corn, bulk
UUUi
:6-lb. clipped 40.00
3S-lb. clipped 50.O0
Corn
No. 3 yellow 58.50
Barley
No. 2 58 50
Corn
No- 3 yellow. Dev 37.50
WHEAT Government basis,
bushel.
FLOUR New crop patents, $10.75; bak
ers' hard wheat, $10.5010.75; whole
wheat, $10.05; graham, $U.S5; pastry flour,
$10.25; straights, $10.
MlhLFKKU Mill run, f. o. b. mill, car
lots, ton lots or mixed cars, $30jp4o; ton
lots or over, delivered, $1.50 Ca 2 extra;
rolled barley, $68; rolled oata, tf0; ground
barley, $GS; scratch feed, $78.
CORN Whole, $70; cracked, $72.
HAY Buying prices, f. o. b. Portland:
Alfalfa, $2Dtj30; cheat ?1710; clover.
$21 fa 22; oats and vetch, '2l& 22; alley
timothy, $2t)i&28.
Hairy nod Country Produce.
BUTTER Cubes, U2 -score, C0c; 01 -score,
00c; UO-score, 58Vac; prints, parchmenc
wrappers, box lots, 05c; cartons, 65c; half
boxes, :C more ; less than half boxes, lc
more; buttertat. No. 1, 6560o per pound.
CHEESE Tillamook, f. o. b. Tillamook,
triplets, 80c; Young Americas, 31c; long
horns, 31c; Coos and Curry, f. o. b. Myrtle
Point, triplets, 29c; Young Americas, 30 He
EGGS Oregon ranch, candled, 60t4c;
selectH, 60ii07c.
POULTRY Hens, 24(30c; broilers, 25
28c; ducks, 25 $3 35c; geese, 20c; turkeys,
nominal.
VEAL Fancy, 26c per pound.
PORK. Fancy, 26c per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
FRUITS Oranges, $5.756.75; lemons
$68.50 box; bananas, itraiic per pound;
apples, $1.25 & 3.50 per box ; cantaloupes,
$1.253.25 per crate; peaches. &5c&$1.10
per box ; grapes, $2 " 3 per box, 8 4j 11 c
per pound; pears, $2.25&3; casabas, 2V.-c
per pound.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 2 &2ic per
pound; lettuce, $2.50''a2.75 per crate; beets,
$2.50 Ca 2.75 per sack ; cucumbers, 75cr 1
a box ; tomatoes, 05 00c per box ; beans,
8fi0c; green corn, 30 40c dozen; egg
plant, 7 Vi (5 0c pound ; turnips, $2.75 per
sack : carrot a, $2 rZ- 2-25 per Hack.
POTATOES Oregon. $2.10 2.60 tack;
sweet, G'Sec per pound.
ONIONS Oregon, 3U3o per pound.
Provisions.
Local Jobbing quotations:
HAMS All sizes. Choice, 39440c;
standard, 3N rd 30c; skinned, 33 3Uc; pic
nic, 25c ; cottage roll. 30c.
LARD Tierce basis, 32c; compound,
27V-c per pound.
DRY SALT Short, clear backs, 28
33c; plates, 26'&29c; exports, 2'&,32c.
BACON Fancy, 49 52c; standard, 42
45c; choice, 3Sc.
SALES OF APPLES ARE INCREASING
Prices for Boxed Fruit Current at Ship
pine: Point.
Apple market conditions at shipping
points are wired as follows:
Spokane. Wash. Sales increasing. We
nt tehee Winesaps, extra fancy, $2.75; De
licious, extra fancy, $3.50; Jonathans, extra
fancy, $2.402.50; small sizes, extra fancy,
$2.25. Yakima Jonathans, extra fancy,
$2.302.40; fancy, $2.20; C, $2; Delicious,
medium to large, $3.50 Hood River
Spitzenbercs, extra fancy, medium to large,
$2.65; fancy, $2.45; C, $2.15; Black Twigs,
fancy medium to large, $2.30; New tow us,
extra fancy, medium to large $2.50 (q. 2.05;
fancy, $2.25 & 2.45; C, $2. Other districts
Jonathans, extra fancy, $22.25, mostly
$2.25 tfp 2.30; fancy, $2 2.20; Romes, extra
fancy, 2.25 & 2.35; fancy, $2.13; Black
Bens, extra fancy, $2.40;' fancy, $2.20. All
above sizes except where noted are small
to large.
Grand Junction, Colol. Haullngs mod
erate, demand moderate, market steady.
Wa3onloatls cash to growers, Delta-Montrose
district Jonathans, $2.25 & 2.50, bulk
per 10O lbs. Carloads f. o. b. usual terms,
Jonathans, extra fancy, $2.25 & 2.50; fancy,
$2&2.25 per box.
ARGENTINE CORN PRICES FIRMER
Increasing Amounts Are Finding Their
Way Into Europe.
Commenting on the corn markets abroad
Sroomhall cables from Liverpool:
"Increasing amounts of Plate corn have
been finding their way into consumptive
channels but the distribution in the United
Kingdom Is still rather slow and the de
mand prevailing absorbs all amounts put
forward. Larger arrivals can b looked
for shortly, and It is hoped these quantities
will be placed in the hands of distributors
immediately. Argentine prices show
firmer tendency with exporters taking hold
en a broader scale. offerings, however,
remain in plentiful supply, so the foreign
buyers need feci no anxiety regarding their
ability to satisfy their future requirements.
Oats trade has dwindled to very small pro
portions and business at present is quiet.
Quantities of American and Plate are avail
able, but buyers do not appear anxious to
purchase at present prices.
GOOD GRADE OF BUTTER SCARCE
Poorer Cubes Freely Offered, but Meet With
No Demand.
The cube butter market was inactive, but
firm on the better grades at last week's
prices. Undergrade were liberally offered
but met with little damand. Storage hold
ings were reduced to 0S7,OS4 pounds. Street
Stocks were 2735 cubes and 099 pounds. Re
ceipts were; Pounds.
California .................. 525
British Columbia 30.MJ0
Oregon 2.173
Waoiilngton 640
Total 43.200
Cheese receipts were 12S5 pounds from
Oregon. 1 77 0 from Washington and 113
from California.
Wheat Dealer Refused License.
The United States wheat director an
nounces that t he application of 11. W.
Smith, of Fredonia, Kan., for a wheat
director license will not be granted until
October 1, 1919, and that in, the meantime
It has been required that he abstain from
all business requiring license under the act
of Congress. This Is announced to be due
to Mr. Smith's inexcusable delay in filing
application, and for making shipments of
whea regardless of his failure to vecure
the required license. Mr. Smith is fur
ther required to post a notice at his place
of business admitting his violation of the
wheat control act, and promhting future
observance of the wheat directors' rules,
regulations and requirements.
More Kansas Eggs Received.
There was no change In the egg situa
tion. Another car arrived from Kansas
and trade in general was slow. Prices on
the street had a mide range of 60 to 64
cents tor can a lea uregons. Easterns, as
uch, sold at 56 cents. Street stocks were
2403 cases, or 140 more than Saturday,
fitorass holdings were 30,590 cases, a Ue-
Staple Groceries.
Tocal Jobbing quotations:
SUGAR Sack basis: Fruit or berry,
$9.05 ; beet, $9.55 ; golden C, $9. 15; pow
dered, in barrels, $10.25; cubes, in barrels,
$10.40.
NUTS Walnuts, 265 30c; Brazil nuts.
35c; filberts. 80c; almonds, 24&30c; pea
nuts. 20c.
SALT- Half ground, lOOs, $17 per ton;
()s, $18.75 per ton; dairy, $26.5028 per
ton.
RICE Blue Rose, 14 per pound.
BEANS Pink. 7c, lima, 10 per
pound; bayous, 7ic; Mexican red, 7c.
COFFEE Koauted. in drumfe 39&50c
Hops, Hide, Wool, Etc.
HOPS 1919 crop, 69 & 70c per pound.
HIDES Green, 28c; salted, 32c; calf
skins, 85c; kips, 55c; dry hi (it. 42c; dry
calf skins, 80c.
WOOL Territory staple, 48 58c, ac
cording to shrinkage; clothing or French
combing, 45(4'54c; half-blood combing and
clothing. 45 (jx 0c ; three-eightns clothing
and combing, 4 5 60c; quarter-blood cloth
ing and combing, 40 $3. ic; common and
braid. 38 ft 50c.
MOHAIR 1918 clip. 45e per pound.
TALLOW No. 1. 10c per pound.
CASCARA BARK New, 11c per pound.
oils.
LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels, $2.26: raw.
cases, $2.36; boiled, barrels, $2.28 ; boiled,
cases, $2.38.
TURPENTINE Tanks, $1.91; cases.
$2.01.
COAL OIL iron barrels, 13 Jt$c; tank
wagon. 13'Ae; cases, 24'3-olc.
GASOLINE Iron barrels. 23 c ; tank
wagon, 23 Vj c ; cases, 34c ; engine distillate,
iron barrels, 16c; tank wagon, 16c; cases,
2G&C.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODCCE MARRE1
Prices Current on Eggs, Vegetables, Fresh
Frnits, Etc., at Bay CUj.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept, 29. Butter,
solid cubes. c.
Eggs Fresh extras, 76Hc; extra pullets.
63c.
Cheese Neir firsts, unquoted ; young
Americas unquoted.
Poultry Hen. 36ff?37e, large; small, 29
631c; roosters, 33(&36c, young; old, 18
20c; fryers, 30JJc; aquabs, 4u50c; pig
eo is, $2.50$2.75 dozen.
Vegetables Egg plant, 50c $1 lug box;
bell peppers, 50 (3-75c box; summer squash,
50 (q, 75c large lug; cream, 75c 1 box;
to. na toes. 73 90c, large lug; pctatoes,
rivers, white, $2nf2.50 cental; sweet, 3i &
4o lb. ; onions, yellow and white, $2.25
cental; Austrt-l'an brown, $2.o0&2. 5 ctn
tal ; cucutnbr-rs. ;0& .c lug; green corn.
$-4j'2.2 sack; garlic, 20 22 Vic lb.; beans.
string, 331OC lb.; wax, jc; 11 mas, i!Qic
celery, $3 3.75 crate.
Fruit Oranges, $45.50 tox; lemon?
8 hitc lb. ; pineapples, $2.504.50; Hart let t
pears, $3.50 rr 4 box; apples, tier. King,
$2; nelle-rf laur, 1.2o&l..5 box; quinces.
7.c5 $1.00 lug box; peaches, 7.cSfl fcinail
box; melons, crtte casabas, SO & 75c; honey
dew. ioc'u . : watermelons. 1 fg 1 lie lb.
cantaloupes, standard?, 5 2.i0fi)2. 1 5 ; pony,
$1.502; figs, black, 75c$l, single layer
box: white, ncgt$l. single layer; rasp
berries. $1314 chest; strawberries. $14'9
15: !ackbtrria. $1013; huckleberries,
16$ 17c lb.; plums. 50c fir $1.25, all varie
ties; grapes, Malaga, $ 1.25 fir 1.50 crate;
seedless. $2? 2.73 larpe luir box: Toknv.
$1. 25fa 1.50 crate; pomegranates. $2&2.50
half orange box; persimmons, $1.505 2 per
20 lb. btx.
Receipts Flour. 3000 quarters; onions,
480 Eackn; hay, 1113 tons; hides, 712; wine
82O0 gallons.
Eastern Dairy Produce.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29. Butter, firm.
creamery, higher than extras, 63 tp64c;
cieamery extras, 63c; firsts. 53V&&62c.
KiffTH. strong; fresh gathered extra.
2i-H4c; extra firsts. OO&Glc; first. 56
Cheese, firm; state whole milk flats, cur
rent make npeciHls, 30 31ci ditto aver
age run, 30ifr30Vic.
CHICAGO, 8ept. 29. Butter, unsettled;
creamery, 49Cr 63c.
Egs, higher; receipts 11,655 cases: firsts.
041 52c; ordinary firslw, 45 (g-40c. at m-irk,
cases included, 44 1T 50c ; storage packed
firsts, 52e 53c.
Poultry, alives higher; spring, 25c; fowls,
(& 2tUc.
Seattle Feed and Hay.
SEATTLE. Sept. 29. City delivery: Feed
Mill, $45 per ton; scratch feed, $80; feed
wheat, $S2: all grain chop, $74; oats, $62,
sprouting oat. $71; rolled oats, $64; whole
corn. $74; cracked corn, $76; rolled bar
ley, $71; clipped barley. $70; alfalfa meal
3.
Hay Eajtm Washington timothy
mixed. $30 37; double compressed. $40;
altalfa, &31&32; straw, $15&16; Puret
sound. $31.
Some Recessions Just Before Close,
Owing to Advance In Call
3Ioney Rate.
NEW TORk. Sept. 29. gteel shares
were again the pivotal feature of today's
very active stock market, evincing erratic
tendencies in the early dealings, but rising
vigorously later, when advices from indus
trial centers were more encouraging.
Equipments reflected the uncertain trend
of steels for a tima, but Improved ma
terially later.
Variable strength was displayed by food
shares, especially sugars, with substantial
gains In leathers, rubbers, tobacco and
paper issues and rails.
Highest quotations were reached In the
final hour when Crucible Steel showed an
extreme advance of 22 V4 points at the new
record of 237'i. while United States Steel
rallied from its low of 10474 o l073.
closing unchanged to a point under is
top price. Bethiehem 'B" added 3Vi points
to last Saturday's gain of 7 points.
Harvester was exceptionally active and
strong and General Motors, Studebaker and
Baldwin Locomotive were freely absorbed
with Endicott-Johnson and a few other
spccla!trs at gains of 3 to 12 points.
Maximum prices were reduced by 2 to 7
points just before th close, when call
money, which opned at 6 per cent,
mounted steadliy to 9 per cent, as much as
15 being paid by belated borrowers after
the end of the session.
Sales amounted to 1.375,000 shares.
Foreign exchange was unsettled by the
heaviness of bills on London, cables from
there indicating uneasiness in financial cir
cles because of the British railway strike.
Liberty bonds eased after showing mod
erate strength and the general bond
division, including rails, was irregular.
Total sales, par value, aggregated $12,875,
OO0. Old United StateS bonds were un
changed on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS:
Sales. High
Am Beet Sug 12.300 95 s
American Can oO.unO B.
Am Ca & Fdv 2.3HO 153
Am H & L pf 2.loo 12:
Am Locomo.. 13. ow 10'
3.1 00
2U.U00
Am Sm & R
Am Sug Ref..
Am Sum Tub.
Am Tel & Tel
Am Z Lit S..
Anaconda Cop
Atchison
A O Jit W I S 6
Bald Locomo.
Bait & Ohio..
Beth Steel B.. 117.800
Bu Sup Cop loo
Calif Petrol.. 8,1100
Canadian Pac. H0
Central Leath 22.0O0
Ches &. Ohio.. 4u0
Chi M & St P 2.ono
Chi & N v. ..
Chi It I & Pa
Chino Copper.
Col r & J .
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Can Sug
U S Food Pro
Erie
Oen Eelectric .
General Motor 20.800
Gt North pM. 3.1O0
Gt N Ore ctfs
Illinoln Centrl
nspirat c op..
In M M pfd..
nter N ickei ..
Inter Paper. ..
Kennecott Cop
Loui.i Ac Nash.
Mexican Petri
Miami Copper.
Midvale Steel.
Missouri Pac.
Nevad Copper
N Y Central. .
N Y N H & H
Nor & West..
Nor Facif ic. . .
Pacific Mail . .
Pan Am Petri
Pennsylvania .
Pitts & V Va
Pittsburg Coal
Rav Con t'op .
Reading
Rep I & Steel
Sinclair O & I
Southern Pac.
Southern Ry..
Studebkr Corp 4f.no
Texas Co h.inio
Tobacco Prods ti.noo
Union Pacific I.Min
United Cig Str 32,ooo
U S Ind Alchl 4.S(H
U S Steel 131.0011
U S Steel pfd.
Utah Copper.. 2.90.1
WestghHe Elec
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to 14.03o, or 75 to 78 point, nt lower and 1
about 113 to 123 points below the high
price touched on the rally of last ween.
There wae some covering at the cloee
which caused ralllee of a few points.
Last price, were 40 to 49 points net lower.
September, 14.o9c: October? 14.44c; Decem
ber, 14.14c: January, 14.10c; March, 14.10c;
May. 14.07c; July 14.05c.
Spot coffee unsettled; Rio 7a, 15o; Santo
4s. 2434 42oc; nominal.
aval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Kept. 29. Turpentine,
steady, J l.fio 1.&3 : sales. 353 barrels; re
ceipts. .VI barrels; shipments. 260 barrels;
stock. 8778 barrels.
Rotiln. firm: sales. 004 barrels: receipts,
240 barrels; shipments, B8 barrels; stock.
40,141 barrels. Quote: B, SlS.'J.Ki 3I; D.
15.75: K. 815.83816: F. tl'(Tl6.H; G.
$16.30 16.50; H. 1 1 8.50 4ji 1 .K5 ; I, 17.90
18; K. $18.55fi19: M. 19.50ti20: N. 120.50
021; WO, 121921.50; WW. 122.50.
Metal Markets.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20. Copper, aulet;
electrolytic, spot and September. 28Hc;
October and November. 23 H H 24c. Small
lots, second-hand. spot. 310 22c.
Iron, steady; No. 1 northern. 830; No. S
northern, $20; No. 3 southern, 128.
Antimony. 8.62e.
Lead, quiet; spot, 6c bid: 8.10c asked;
October. 0c bid. 6.10c asked.
Spelter, quiet; East St. Louis delivery,
spot. 6.10c bid.
STOCK YARDS RUN LARGE
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED LOADS
RECEIVED OVER SUNDAY.
Week's Market Opens AcLlre With
Prices Steady and Unchanged
in AH Lines.
There was a aood run of 97 loads t
the stockyards yesterday and a very active
market throughout the day. Prices as a
rule held at last week's level. The hog
market was firm with the bulk of sales
at $18. Cattle were Inclined to be slow
but prices were steady. The best East
ern Oregon lambs sold at $12.60 and valley
lambs at $11.50. Sheep were unchanged.
Receipts were 1300 cattle. 100 calves,
1100 hogs and 8100 sheep.
The day's sales were as follows: .
Cattl!
Best steers $10.007 11.00
l.ood to choice steers 9.50ftl0.00
Fair to good steers 7.r"''o 8.S0
Common to fair steers S.OOfir T.K
Choice cows and heifers 7.75) 8.25
Good to choice cows and heifers 7 0OW 7.75
Medium to good cows, heifers. 6.00 7. 00
Fair to medium cows, heifers
Canners
Bull
Calves
Stock ers and feeders
Hogs
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Rough heavies
PigH
Sheep
Prime lambs
Fair to medium Iambs
Yearlings
5.000 coo
3.00 'it 4. SO
5.IH'Vl 7.00
ft. 00 t in. m
tf.OOf 0.00
I7.50? IS. 00
17.0O4 17.50
13.76ft ia.00
15.7510.00
Wethers
Ewes
Wt. Price
11 steers. .1385 $1(1
'Bid.
U S Iib 3s. .
CIO ISt 4S. . .
do Ud 4. . . .
do 1st 4 Us.
do 2d 48..
do 3d 4Hi. .
do 4th 44s.
Victory 34s. .
do 4a
U S ref I's reg.UM
do coupon . . itHi
U S cv 3s reg.i
do coupon ...;
do 4s ret?. ..106
do coupon . ,100V
BONDS.
.100.iOiA T A T cv 6s. 100
. i.(.30'Atchen gen 4s.. 78
. H4.3S D & R ref 5s 5s
. 95.HA V Y C deb 6a.. U5j
. f4.4SN'or Pac 4s.... 77
. SfO.Ri do 3s 51
. 94.34'Pac T & T 5s.. H
. Penn con 4s.
4
4
10
6
34
5
11
4
. .1000
. . lnno
. .1U13
. . 987
..HDD
. .1012
135
7
. 012
. 150
.10H2
. 1 00O
. IOO6
S73
rs . . . .
I So Ry 5s. .. ,
l J P 4s
U S Steel 5s,
Anglo-Fr 5s. ,
..100H
..874
. . 84
. . W
17
Bid.
Mining; Stocks nt Ronton.
BOSTON, Sept. 20. Closing quotations:
Allouez 41 North Butte . 15 i
Ariz Com 14iiOia JJomln. . . . 4U1
Cal &. Ariz 73Vjulncy 0T&
Cal A Htcla. . .405 Quincy 6X
37 Superior 64
51 (Sup & Boston. . 3 14
17 v Shannon
Centennial
Cop Range . .
East Butte . .
Franklin
Isle Royalle. .
I.ake Copper
Mohawk
4 Hi
5li
60
Utah Con . .
Winona
Wolverine .
Greene Can.
1
42 &
Money. Exchange, Etc.
NETW TORK. Sept 20. Mercantile paper
5Va per cent.
Sterling, demand. 4.20; cables. 4 21.
Francs, demand, 7.10; cables, 7.87. Guilders,
demand. 38 cables, 3SB. Lire, demand,
9.50; cables, 9.48. Marks, demand, 4H ;
cables, 4 V: .
Time loans, steady; 60 days, 90 days and
Six months, " 5 0 per cent.
Call money, strong; high, 0; low, 6.
ruling rate, 0; closing bid, 8; offered at
9; last loan. 0; bank acceptance. 4
After the close of the stock market
call loans on all Industrial collateral were
rm.de at as hich as 15 rfr cent, which
in the highest rate since July 30 last.
Bar silver. $1.17.
Mexican dollars, 89 s-ic.
LONDON. Sept. 29. Bar silver, 62 Hi d per
ounce. Money, 3 lm per cent. Discount
rates, short bills, 3 7-161 3 per cent.
Thrse-month bills. 30-lr"JH per cent.
COAST ASD EASTERN DAIRY PRODtCK
Butter Market at San Franclseo and Eead-
in;r Eastern Cities.
Boston Butter market very firm on all
grades. Undergrade VtSlc higher. Trad
ing on all grades active except high-scor
ing butter, which is very scarce. Sellers
are taking advantage of condition of mar
ket and are moving everything that will
show a. profit.
Chicago Market steady with easier un
dertone on top grades and 12 averaging
trifle lower. Number lots offering at 52Va
ii ."3c and feeling is that market Is top
heavy with range between scores too wide.
Central lied cars of suitable color and
salt 00-acore sttll bring some premium and
are c higher. Underscore cars meet
less demand. Today receipts still light,
street stocks well cleared.
New 1 ork Butter continues very
firm with fine butter very acarce. Under
grades are in fair demand with very little
advance in prices. Cars centralized fcU-
score selling around 55c. Storage butter
finds better sale. June extras selling at
about 57c.
San Francisco Trading and demand
were fair today and prices advanced about
5,c. Short held extras 'are In some de
mand and selling at about 92
score, ti--C
Coffee Futures Break Sharply.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2'J. Declines in the
Bra si Man market led to a renewal of
scattering pressure in the market for cof
fee futures here today and prices broke
sharply in the absence of any aggrestVti
support. Trading was very quiet at the
start, but prices opened at a decline of 9
to IS points and or fibrin ga became a little
more active after receipt of special cables
showing sharp declines in Santos futures.
iM-eember sUI off to 14.nio nd March
1 steer... 1 40O
10 steers. .1021
13 steers. . 9i3
16 steers. .10K5
4 steers. . 930
4 steers. .1 lull
2 steers. .1105
9 uteers. .1210
23 steers,. 10J0
2 steers. . hit 5
15 steers. . 845
5 Hteers. . 5HI
22 steers. . 971
2 steers. .inuo
6 steers. . l'".r,
steers. . 8.1O
steers. .1045
15 steers. .112
1 1 steers. . 9
7 steers. .IOhj
11 steers. .1(72
4 steers. . 1 1 3 1
4 steers. . 070
12 teers. .1206
S C0WS...I10S
4 cows.
"J cows.
4 cows.
17 cows.
2 cows.
4 cows.
4 cows.
8 cows.. .1125
2 cows. . . 10H5
cows,
cows,
cows,
cows,
cows,
cows,
cows.
cows. . . 1851
cows. . . 1 1M0
7 COWS...1U44
2 cows. ..1063
9 cows.. .1070
5 cows. ., 1 1 25
4 cows 1O50
4 COWS...1025
28 cows... 1034
12 cows.. . !).
32 cows... 10
20 cows... 964
40 cows... IIOO
1 cow. ...1.30
1 cow. . . .10H0
1 calf.. . . 230
3S calves.. 217
0 calves..
1 calf....
1 calf....
6 calves..
1 bull....
bull.. . .
bull
bull
bull
bull... ,
bull
Ulan . . ,
10 mixed..
10 mixed..
3 hogs. . .
14 hogs..
6 hogs. . ,
30 hois.,,
3 hogs...
36 hofcs.,,
5 hogs..,
83 hors. . .
19 hog. . .
55 hogs. . .
9 hogs. . ,
11 hogs...
02 hogs...
2 hogs . . ,
90 hogs...
11 hogs...
39 hogs. . .
7 hogs..,
8 hogs. . ,
4 hogs...
4 hogs...
2 bogs...
it so a-12.50
11.OOtoll.50
8.O0 9.UO
7.00 rt 8. no
5.00&) 7.50
Wt. Price.
. 130 16.50
EXEMPT 1'HOM ALL EEOEKAL INCOME TAXES
$13,000.00
Jerome "County9 Idaho
, BOND-HILLSDALE: HIGHWAY PKTmtT .
Dated Slay 15. 1918 Dm BrrLillr May IS. 1930-39
DENOMINATION 500 AND 10O0
"""hi, lfsue of bond, will be ud for the rurpose of affordlnr the district
y .., a i.vsipm of permanent road, anJ tbe bouda were voted by almo.t a
unanimous vote.
Jerome County, In which this highway district Is located. Is In the famous
Twin Falls sei-tlon of Idaho, a section nottsd for Its Intensive cultivation an-i
the large crops produced annually. We recommend these bonds as very safe
and desirable investment.
PRICE: TO NET 5.20
i i , . . ,
Liberty and Victory Bonds
If you must sell your Liberty or Victory Bonds, sell to us. If you can
buy more Liberty or Victory Bond!, buy from us.
On Monday, September 20, lllit, the closing market prices were as
given below. They are the governing prices for Liberty and Victory
Bonds all over the world, and the h:;heit. We advertise these prices
daily In order that you may always know the New York market and
the exact value of your Liberty and Victory Honds.
lt 2d lt 2d 3d 4th Vlct'ry Virt'ry
SHi 4s 41 44fl 4 S 4ii 4m 34S 4 s
Market 10U6 95 30 94 30 95.66 94.50 00 ;4 94.3S 99.92 O'.t.OO
Interest 1.02 1.17 1.50 1.24 1.59 .18 1.95 1.35 1.72
Total ....1O1.0A 00.47 9.VHO 96.00 06.09 96.82 06 33 10137 101.62
When buyinK we deduct 37c on a S5 bond and $2.50 on a ftluOO bond.
We sell at the New York .market plus the accrued interest.
.Burglar and Flrop-oof Saf o L posit Boxes for Rent
Open Until 8 P. 51. ou Saturdays
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.,
The Premier Municipal Bond House
Capital One Million Dollars r
Morris DM-.. 3u'J-311 Stark St., Bet. Sth and 8th
Telephone Broadway 2101 Kstablislied Over 25 Tears
184
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8iD
4 75
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14NO
178H
1)
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371)
USD
203
. 3
L'Ul
218
170
205
3 hops..
10.00 7 hogs 220
9.7f ft hogs.... 213
O.Uil 8 hogs.... 343
U.M 5 hofts.... 3.tt
S.8i:7o noun . !7
U.O0I21 huts.... 102
9.001 7 hogs.... 131
9.2.V10 hous 12U
9.2.'i 2 hOKS.... 133
H.nol 5 hogs.... l.2
lO.ilO 2 1K.K3. ... 17".
7. Ml 7 hiiKS 2r.O
2SI 2 hofrs 240
KI.M! 8 hogs.... 141
10.K24 hoK. ... i0
lt.oo 7 hKB. ... 100
10.2S 12 hw.... l.'.O
0.7T.I 2 htKS.... 225
!..-.( I i 5 hoKH. . . . l'.)2
.7S 8 hous. ... 170
8.7ft 2 hoK.... 815
U.2AK3 lambs... 40
H.2A 7 lambs... n!)
10.7r!24 lambs... 65
8.35'0!l lambs... I3
5.50 H lambs... 00
6.7ft 75 lambs... 61
R.Oll 1 10 lambs., ft!
8.1.VilO lambs.. . 76
8. DO 132 lambs.. ft
S.ftll'tHS lambs.. .S
7.4O'230 ew.s. .. U4
7. 4(1,36 ewes.... Jul
B.IMl 1 ewe 130
4 5111 1 yearl. . . 01
7.5(1:13 yearl ... 81
4.5(1 4 wethers. tiO
8.2ij'l0 steers... fl5
ft. .'XI U steers... 873
7.8ft; lO steers.. . 024
7.00 2 steers. . ,302ft
7.0O t steers.. ,lon3
7.ft(M 6 steers.
6.5o 3 steers.
7.2ft' 1 steer..
8. 25. 2D cows..
7.3li 3 cows..
7.5(1 21 cows..
7.30117 cows..
7.8i 18 cows..
7. Oft; 1 1 cows. .
7 nil 2S cows. . .
7.00 17 cows.. .
8.25-8 cows...
8.2ftl 7 cows. . .
8.2ft13 cows. . .
Ift.oo 0 cows
16 oo 1 cow. . . .
17.001 1 calf...
17.0(li 8 calves.
14.110 calves.
9.oo 2 calves.
5.0(1 6 calves.
Aon 1 calf...
6.00 5 calves.
5..MI 2 bulls.. .
7.25 1 bull
5. AO ft mixed.
6.25 2 mixed . .
7.r.ol 2 mixed . .
I2.00I 8 mixed..
5.50 - hops. . . .
18.no! 8 hoits,
18.0084 hois..
230
223
230
l!8
187
188
235
192
24 1
213
lft.1
1BK
lootl
10K3
. 71IO
. 05
. I20
. ntio
. K76
.10hS
.1025
. 131
. 775
. 0!6
.1025
. B32
. 0!I3
.lOhO
. 430
. 213
218
204
823
2ftO
2ftO
1 ftftO
1228
772
823
730
427
235
221
178
lftO
140
388
138
213
228
IX. 00 1 hog...
IK. (HI 1 hog . .
18.00 2 hoss. .
JK.O0 5 hoss. .
18.0O '- hu(S..
18.11) 2 host.
18.O0 -O hOKS.... 221
18.00 2 hogs. ... 250
I8.00I 7 hogs 234
1 8.001 ft hogs.... 80
18.00,708 lambs.. 78
18.001 3 lambs... 63
18.00 4I18 lambs.. 77
is in 171 lambs.. 73
18.(10113 lambs.. . 75
18.00, 202 lambs.. 7a
1 8.00 BO ewes. .. . 82
217 I18.0O26 yearl... 03
105 IH.00IO wethers. 104
805 1 6.00
10.00
16.00
16 OO
I6.01)
16..-.0
16.50
18. SO
10.75
10.75
18.75
1 7.ftO
17.50
17.ftO
17.50
17.50
I 7.HO
17.00
17.O0
17.00
17.0O
17. 60
o 00
8.00
8 00
9.75
12.00
11.00
(10
11.65
U.25
12.00
3.00
7.00
6.00
8.50
0.O0
0.00
7. 50
8.00
8.50
8.00
8.50
8.50
8.00
ft. 00
S.OI)
7.A0
8.O0
7.25
7.00
7.00
8.15
7.75
7. ftO
8.70
7.00
5.50
8.
8.00
16. OO
10.O0
lft.OO
13.00
IO.OO
13.00
6.50
6.23
7.00
7.00
7.IHI
8 50
18.00
18.00
18.0O
8.00
18 OO
16.00
10. SO
18.00
18.00
1 8.00
16.00
16.00
16.ftO
12. ftO
8. DO
12.511
11.50
12.011
12.50
. 4 .00
8.50
8.50
canners and cutters. J5.ft0a50: veal
calves, $20 21.25 : feeder steers. $7'ijl2.50:
stocker steers. $6.2531 lO; western ranee
steers. $9&15; cows and helTers. fO.SO'd
13.
Sheep Receipts 40.000 firm. Iambs. I2 "3
615.50: culls and common. JS.50 .1 12.50;
ewep, medium, ftood and choice. $i.25''U
7.25: culls and common, $2 315.75; breeding.
$713.25.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Sept. 20. (V. S. Hureau of
Markets.) Hitlta Receipts 4000. market
steady to 15c lower. Top. $17". bulk. $15.75
16: heavy weight, $Hlf 16.75; medium
weijht, $16.10ei7; liBlitwelght, $16utl7:
heavy packins sows, smooth. $l.YN05fl0:
parkins sows, rough, $ 15.35 'u 13.80; pig?-,
$15C?17.
Cattle Receipts 10,500. beef steady.
Butcher stock lower. Feeders stroiiK.
Beef steers, medium and heavyweight,
choice and prime. $15ftl": medium and
good. $10 2.1 I 15: common. $94i lo.25: light
weight, good and cnolre, $1 4.ft0n 1 7.50;
common and medium, $:i.75y 14.5o; biitrher
cattle. heifers, $6.73 1 12: mf, $0.5O'.r
11.25; canners and cutters, $.-i'i0.ftO; venl
calves, light and heavyweight, jilwih
14: feeder steers, $7.50'al3; stocker ttcers
$70.
Sheep Receipts 41.ROO. killers slow;
feeders higher. Lambs M pounds down.
$12.5014.50; culls and rotnmon. $7.25
12.25; yearling wethers, $R.fto i'J.73. ewe-,
medium and choice, $5."5'a 0.73; cuils and
common. $2T5.7.V
Seattle Livestock Market.
SEATTLE. Sept. 20. Hogs Receipts,
Strong. Prime, $ 1 7.50 "i 18. .10 : mec.ivim to
choice. $1617; rough heavy, $15 a 10; pig.
$15i 16.50.
Cattle Receipts. 12. uteaoy. o'm
teers. $10.50 4111.25: nieoium to i n. .ice. ;
&9.50; common to good. $H'ir7: best cows
and heifers, $769; bulls, $u..:.U; calvcx,
$7.25&15.50.
Kansas City Livestock Market.
KANSAS CITV. Sept. 2!. Shep. re.
ceipts. 15.OO0; lambs. J 12.2.. l...i : cuns
and common. $7.'.o-.il2; yearling wethn-s.
$U'd'lo: ewes. $....oi 1 ; ewes, cuns
common, $35.25: breeding ewes. 7
14; teeder lambs. $10..."'.i u.oO.
New York Sugar Market.
NEW YORK. ept. 20. Raw sugar,
steady. Centrifugal. 7.2Sc. L fined.
steady; cut lonf. 10.50c: crushed, 10.25c;
mould A, o.r.oc; cubes. o...c: a.xa.n
powdered. 9.2(ic; standnrd powdered. O.lftc;
fine granulated and diamond A. 0.001-: con
fectioners A, 8.90r; No. 1 soft sugilt. ..c.
as a result largely of stoppage of ship,
ments to the United Kingdom,
Leading lutures ranged as follows!
CORN.
High. Low. Closa
I.-il'i 81.23. .2IM
1.24 S 1.21 "a 1.22 ii
OATS.
.71
Dec.
May
Hec.
May
Open.
.$1.2.-.Va
. 1.21
. .70
.72
MESS I'ORK.
Oct 35.30 35.50 35.25 3.Y30
Jan. .... .... 31.25
LARD.
Oct 2(105 27.15 26 70 26 S3
Jan 2o. 15 2:1. 17 22. 00 22.00
SHORT RIBS.
Oct 10411 10.40 i;.oo inio
Jan lsiiJ 18.02 1.20 18.20
Cash prices were:
C..rn N.i. 2 mixed. 81.42 91.44; No.
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Hogs Receipts
30.000. mostly 25c lower. Heavy, $16.25i
17.33: medium, 1 16 50 1 7 00; light. $16.60
& 17.50: light light. $16.OO0:17.4O: heavy
packing bowk, smooth, $13.5018: pack
ing sows, rough, $15018.30; pigs. $15.25tf
Cattle Receipts 34,000, firm. Beef
steers, medium and heavyweight, choice
and prime. $16.25til8; medium and good
$U.23&16.25: common, $8,504 1 t.S: light,
good and choice, $14. 50dji 17.75: common
and medium, $83 14.25; butcher rattle.
Tellers, H..-iii 1 v.rt: cow., Jtl. ."to 't 1 3 ftO
iT i"i 1T1 i"i iP
I-Wk -xs y -x TW"
Tt.WLH C4xT 1
DBaDDDDCQQCQ
yellow. ll.IJiil.il.
Cats No. 2 white. 70iie72V:c; No. 1
white. 07 U 77 !tr.
Rye No. 2. $1.42'i
Barley $1 .22' 1.3H.
Timothy $s..",0i 11.25.
Clovc-t Nominal.
1'tirk N'nninal.
I jird S27.13.
lllbs $18.5" rin ftO.
8-Ss,
CORN CLOSES UNSETTLED
ALL MARKETS AT CHICAGO
ARK WITHOUT SCPI'ORT.
firuln mt Ss.n Ffmnrlsro.
SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. -7. Hour,
II l.SMJ.
;raln Wheat. J 2 20: ats. red feed,
tS.MKfl'j.ou; corn, nominal; barley, feed,
llay Wheat or wheat and oats. $13
IS; tam oats, ll'-ilS: harlv. frj'tll;
a.iaira, hurley ftraw. ou 4? hoc bale.
Minneapolis (rain Market.
MINNKAi'uUS, Sept. -0. Uarley, 05c
ll.JH.
iViaK M-llfc 4.1.
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YOU K. Fept. L'T. Kvapurated ap
plns. nominal.. Western, loc; siale, -U
i'rune?. qutct; California, 10tf20c; Ore
gotiiJ. -7 lu
IVttch'?, alow; standard, oc; choice. Sic;
fancy, -tic.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. Kfpt. i!i. Cotton -Boods
hucrs today hesitated throujeh fear of
ftr;ke Influences. Cotton yarns were higher
and more atti v. Haw ciik and burlap
wt-re steady. Tho lovernrnent, it was re
ported, will sharp. In cartridge-cloth profiUt.
Hops at New York.
NKW YORK, Sept. 1M.. Hops, firm: state
jneliufll to choice, HM'.. 77 't l'.ls.
(-I 7oc; pacific coast, 1919, lis 7uc; liUS,
Weakness of Exchansc and Hold
ins Vp of Shipping: to Eng
land Cause of Selling.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20. New declines In
the value of corn took plane today, owinit
more or less to a f resli drop in foreign
exchange rates and to tiotire that' as a
result of the ItntiNh railway strike, all
sailings to the United K.iiixiom. had bfn
BUrpeiiUtfU. ine niarKci cioneu unsf inea,
i to hc net lower with Uecembrr
1.24 and May 91.12 i l.'J. Oats
finished unrhanged to l'c down and pro
visions varying from t0o decline to a rise
of 70 cents.
I,a:k of support was evident from tne
outside in the corn market, with Wfaknet.
of foreign exchange temporarily the main
bearish factor. uppiimnteu ny lower
quotations on hog. It was not, however,
until holding up of vessels in United States
porta was announced that selling pressure,
became pronounced. A large amount of
grain for the United Kingdom wan said to
be waiting at the seaboard, and with new
loading of vessels prohibited, niingivings
were expressed that interior congest ions
might ensue.
Oats sympathized with corn weakness.
In provisions downturns were the rule
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records back of each of these securities is added
our recommendation.
At prices to yield about 3.49 to 7.63
Offering sheet on request for OK-CC2
The National City Company
Correspondent Offices in Over 50 Cities.
Portland Yeon Building. Telephone Main 6072
Bonds Acceptances Preferred Stock
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DO YOU KNOW WHETHER OR
NOT YOU CAN KKNKW YOUR
MORTGAOI3?
OUR CLIENTS T0. We assure
them inortRaRe n-newals at lowest
rates of Interest.
Western Bond &
Mortgage Co.
80 Fourth St., Portland, Or.
KoirniwnTTmN Bank Bl-m.
Main 4
Eastern Shortening lec linen.
A decline of 2 a case in a leading east
ern brand of shortening, announced yester
day, continues the downward trend of this
article. A prominent jelly preparation is
quoted 15 per cent highr, owing to the
scarcity of gelatine.
Read The. Oretfouun classified adc.
Investors read
The Wall Street Journal
PACTS NO. 46.
PROVING THEIR
WORTH
The e n o r m ou increase
in motor traffic where
the roads are in rood
condition shows that the
public is depending more
and more upon a u c h
m e a n a of transportation
for supplies. This con
dition is aaaured whan
a road U paved with
BITULITHIC
WARREN BROS. COMPANY.
J Investors read
i The Wall Street Journal
Wilson-Heilbronner Co.
Announce their acquisition of the
K. V. IIITTOX A CO. WIRES AMJ SKItYlC K
and the offices at
J0I-S0-J-203 Railway Exchange Building;
Th'7 tine dlrrrt wire connection with every exchange In the country,
and will bay or aell any Railroad. Indnatrlal, Slrrl, Copper, i-r.ln or
Cotton Stocks or Honda traded In.
toi'r bcsim:ss is tounnoisLV sulicitku.
Wilson-Heilbronner Co.
THK HKII.BRONXUIl CO.
Iluttc, Mont.
IM)RTLAM). ORntJOV.
I'konrai Mala Sa-ist
Correapondentst K. V. HI 'l'TON CO.. 'cw York.
XI-:II-:.T. ( I KT1S CO. Chlcaso.
' ' ' HAtUbi.V, STOMJ A: CO, Iloatom.
We advise the purchase and
axe making a Specialty of
U. S. Government Bonds
and are prepared, at any time,
to buy or sell large or small lots
W hart prepared a circular on
invettment ucuritieM uhich we jKall
b glad to ttnd you on rtquctt
Id ddei4, Pe 4al o ciy - C o .
i7WXl Stc-eet
NewYorlt
xj TJe-v-onaKln-e 8.
Sotton
Mitchell, Hutchins a Co., Inc.
Tb KeaKarTi CKUag.
Anglo-French Bonds
To Net 7.50
Government and Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold
(. Hevereaux 5L(5mpanv
87 Sixth Street Broadway 1012
Ground Floor WelLs-Fargo Building
ROBERTSON & EWING
LIBERTY BONDS
New York tl.ntntiona
Interest Included.
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We Hut and Sell Any
Amount.
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BONDS
Local Securities
207-8 Northwestern Bank
Building.
PORTLAND, OR.
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