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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORXIXG OKEGOXIAX. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1920 21 EXCHANGE FALL IGNORED INDUSTRIAL SHARES AXD SPE CIALTIES ADVANCE. Market Closes Strong in Spite of Minimum Rates Quoted on Remittances to Europe. .' KW YORK, Jan. 27. The noteworthy feature of today's listless stock market was the absolute indifference manifested by its firm to strong tone to the further demoralization of the international credit situation. Foreign exchanges again were in the throes of unsettlement, rates on London and all principal continental points drop ping to levels of impairment never before recorded. The extent of the collapse may be' guaged from the fact that it encom passed most of the so-called "neutral" countries, including Scandinavian centers hitherto relatively exempt. The further crash was again ascribed more directly to the policy of credit contraction upon which the federal reserve board recently embarked. - Stocks most conspicuous since 'last Sat urday's unexpected rally were again .n the foreground, especially steels, equip ments, motors and oils. Other features of strength Included food and chemical issues, metals, shippings and tobaccos. The railway list ceased to exist, dealings in that quarter being of the small est proportions. United States Steel approximated its highest quotation of the last fortnight at a fractional gain, but yielded leadership to a few other similar issues. Sales amounted to 700,000 shares. Bonds failed to reflect the general strength of the stock market, liberty is- ues and internationals easing variably. Total sales, par value, aggregated $12. 50,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call. CLOSING Am Beet Sug. .Am Can ..... jLtn Jr & Fdry Am H k L ptd Am L,oco .... Am Sra & IUg Am Sugar Rf, Am tuiu Tob. Am Tel & Tel Am 55 L. & Sm Anaconda Cop Atchison A O SWISS Baldwin Loco Walt & Ohio.. Keth Steel H. B & S Copper Calif Petrol.. Canadian Fac. Cent Leather. Ches & Ohio.. Chi M t SI P Chi & N W . . Chi it I Pao Chino Copper. :ol f'u & Iron Corn Products Crucible Steel. Cuba Cane Sug Brie Gen Klectrlc. Gen Motors . . Gt No pfd . . . Gt No Ore ctfs Illinois Central lnsplr Copper, lilt M M pfd. Inter Nickel.. Inter Paper .. Kennecott Cop Louis & Nash Mexican Pet . . Miami . Copper Midvale Steel. Missouri Pac Montana Pow. Nevada Cop.. N T Central. . N Y N H & H Norf & West. Northern Pac. Pac Tel & Tel Pan-Am Pet. Pennsylvania. . Pitts & W Va. Pittsburg Coal Ray Con Cop. Reading Rep Tr & Steel Sin Oil & Rfg. Southern Pac. Southern Ry.. Studebaker Co Texas Co .... Tobacco Prods TJnion Pacific Untd Btl Strs. V S Tnd Alco. TJ S StecJ do sitd TJtuli Copi-. "westtnff Elect Willys-Overlnd National Lead Ohio Cits Gas Royal Dutch.. and closing at 15.95c. The general list closed at a net advance of 13 to 19 nolnts. January. 15.60c; March, 15.75c: May, 15.5c; July, 16.13c; September, 15.89c; Oc tober, Ji.82c; December. 15.6(Jc. Spot tfoffee. auiet: Rio 7s. Iks' Kantn 4n 25j&2c. Eaxtern Iuiry Produce. NEW YOiyc, Jan. 27. Butter steady; unchanged. Kggs unsettled: fresh gathered extra firsts, 90j.7Oc; firsts, 6tf68c i Cheese unchanged. , CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Butter lower; creamery, 50611c. Egs lower. Receipts 761 cases: firBts. 61HC62c: ordinary firsts.- Mif59c; at mark, cases included, 581iClc. Poultry, alive, higher; springs. 32c; fowl, 34c. Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Ga., Jan. 27. firm, lt7 barrels; saves, T44 ceipts, 12." barrels: shipments, stock, 10,005 barrels. Rosin firm; sales, 227; receipts-, shipments, 1170 barrels; stock, 3 barrels. Quote. B, 17.5018: D, $17.6518r E. 17.8Si18; F. $18.10; 13. S18.15; H, $18.25; I, J1S.55; K. $18.40: M. $19.75; J., $20. u3 20.5c; WG, $20.75: WW, $21. Metal Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 27. Zinc steady: East St Louis delivery; spot. 9.07 Vs & 9.17 iic. Others unchanged. , Turpentine barrels; re 1Z6 barrels; Dried I'ruit at New York. NEW YORK, Jan. 27.- Evaporated ap ples dull. Prunes easy. Peaches steady. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. .Ian. 27. Spot cotton quiet Middling. 39.09c. STOCK QUOTATIONS ...... . ... ..... 9 a 7,400 SS'A 54 50 1.200 T.iaw i:iW las r.OO llXi 117- 118 5.7O0 1"02 90 9 14 2,700 B'J? OS".! WVa, 2,ooo i:s7 l:i5, i:!u'.s 11.5O0 92 ' 91 91 ;i ..-)00 9S 97 94 3,:;oo 20',s lMTs 20U 4.5M0 02-'!, BlTs 2V 5H0 Ml 8'.t 84 l,lo. IBi K1; Ki-'Vi 52,40V ll'.i 117 11 1 2ito :;i-"i :u1.i :l; 20,000 IIS !j I'ti "i 98 1,000 27 vs 27 ',4 27',i loo 11 4l- 41vt 1.SO0 128 127 ' 127 2,1011 ::: 9' 9U :UO 54 v 54 7a 54 ::oo ai :;ij ;i00 85 85 85 :00 2HVi 2o',4 2'.i 1,200 yg is 57'. 38: 7oo 42 41 va 42 an.ooo k 14- 5 l.ooo 2:;:i 225 225 V 4,7110 51 "z 50r-i 50; 400 52':, 12Vz 12Vb :i00 108 Vi ins 'a 1H8 7,000 305 299 Va 30 1 74, 500 78 'i 78 ' 78 li 700 ss' 8 aS L'OO 89 S'.l. 89 0 1.000 57 'a oO'a 57 l.fiOIJ S4 97U 97 M: 2,5O0 25', 24 "i 25 1 a 7.2O0 85 Vs M'.i -S-tVi 800 31 :w 30 74 KM.T4 loiiTs lo-g 16.200 202 ' 199 200 Vi loo 24 24 S 24 2,7oil 501,4 49 49-?a 4O0 25 25 25 IOO 0 OH '4 1014 le'4 5O0 09 'a OS u. 69 ' 400 " 26 Va 20 26 95 i-j "ioo "78 V4 7SV4 ' 78 V 2oO 42 . 42 42 5.9O0 9514 94 li 95 900 42 Vi 42 421a 2SV4 300 02 02 R2 200 21 '4 21'i 21 14 700 7514 74Ta 747i 22.000 1157a 114 V 11'4 0,000 44 43 ! 4.1 2 OHO 100'4 loo IOO BOO 21 'i 21 H 21 '4 29. KM) 105 Tn 103 1041, 4,0fl0 204 li 202- 203 "4 SI 10 9 1 14 90'!. 01V4 500 122 121 121 24.7O0 9014 88 89 7 3O0 1111 108 309 36,300 106 14 10514 lOO'.i 4110 1151, 115 115 1,9110 76 7.7a 7614 .IK) 531 53 5314 12 3O0 29 2S4 29 3.7O0 8614 84 la S5 14 flOO 48 4S 48 16,100 110 10914 10914 Bid. BONDS. P S Cs rf c ....100 Penn con 4 Mr TT S 2c cou . . . . MOO'4 iSou Pac i'V 5s V S 4s reg l05Sou Ry as .. U S cv 4s cu . . 10K ll'nion Pac 4s. Panama 3s reg "88 1U s Meei as .. r id nn .i's ... 95"; I1J S lib 1st 4s . 99 IU S lib 2d 4s . . 77 V 'U S lib lst4 4s 64 U S lib 2d 4S s 92!4!Tr S lib 3d 4is 75 !U S lib 4th 4 14s RSVic 3 87 iVic 4s Panama 3s cou Anglo-Fr 5s . . Am Tel cv 6s . Atrhen gen 4s D ; R G ror. 4s N Y Cen deb 6s Nor Pac 4s . -Nor Pac 3s ... Pac T & T 5s. . 91 103 S41 82 . 98 . . .9S 90 . . .91.60 . . .90.70 . .02.18 91.08 93.40 91.14 98 S! 98.3; CUTTLE MARKET HIGHER PULP-FED STEERS BIUXG $12.85 AND $13 AT YARDS. Prices in .General Advance 50 Cents Hogs Are Firm Best Ianibs Worth More. Several carloads of pulo-fed steers were sold at the stockyards yesterday at $12.So and $13. The cattle market was etronff throughout with prices averaging 50 cents higher. Ifogs were firm at $10, as the general top with an extreme of $16.10 paid. Sheep and lambs were also firm. The best east of the mountain lambs were quoted up to $17. Receipts were 422 cattle, one calf, 53S hogs and JOtiS sheep. The day's sales were as follows: Wt. Prir e.l Jit.-, ii.r.ol 12.831 12.501 10.00) 10.501 Bid. Boston Mining Stocks. unQTfiV. .Tan. 27. CI os in it Quotations A iloue5S 32 Old I'ominion . . . 1 f i .i s.usot oia i .!QuinL-y 61 1" (Superior fr 4G i'up and Boston 1414 (Shannon JVTTtiih Con 3." 'Winona 4 "Wolverine 1 5s 1 20 .fift .16 I Greene Cananea.36 Ariz Com . . . Cal and Ariz Centennial . . Copper Range Kast Butte. . Kranklln . . . . lle Royalle . T.ske Copper Mohawk North Butte Money, Kxchansre, "Ktc. NEW YORK, Jan. 27. Mercantile paper, tinhanged. Sterling, demand $3.55. cables $3.55 ; francs, demand 12.92. cables 12,!0; Belgian francs, demand 13.22,-cables 13.20; guild ers, demand 3S:,b. :abls AH?; lire, demand 15.00. cables 14.98; marks, demand 1.03, cables 1.05. Time loans, strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months, l-(a& per cent. Call money, strong. High, 10 per cent; low, 8 per cent; ruling rate, 8 per cent closing bid, 9 per cent, offered at 10 per ent; lant loan. 10 per cent. Bar silver. $1.34. Alexican dollars, $1.0214. IjONDOX. Jan. 27. Bar silver, 82 lie per rince. Money, 3 per cent. Discount un changed. 6AN ITtANClSCO PRODVCE MARELET Prices Current on Vegetables, ITresh. uits. Ktc. at Bay City, SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27. Butter, Kggs FYesh extras, Blc; extra pullets. 65 Vi " ; undersized pullets, 51 c Cheese Old style California flats, fancy, SlVfec; firsts, 29c; Young Americas. 36c. Vegetables Bggplant, southern. Sty 10c per pound; Florida, 25 (ft 30c; bell peppers, southern, 3offr15c; Klorida, 2025c; chile, southern. 15 4jI7c; pimentos, 10c; cream i squash, 75c(;$1; hubbard, $1.25(&1.75; sum-' mer squash. $1.75&'2 per crate; tomatoes, southern, $1.50SP2 a crate; second quality, $111.25; potatoes, rivers. $4.755.25; sweet, 42 Ca)T ..c per pound; Oregon Bur banks, $5 (if 5.25 ; onions, yellow and white, $4.50; Australian brown, $55.50; crystal white, 5c per pound; cucumbers, $3.75 &-4; garlic, 22g25c; Manchuria, 15ltic; celery, $64f 7.50 per crate; artichokes, $t 1.50; turnips, $1.501.75; beets, $1.75(&i2; car rots, $1.251.50; cauliflower, $1.25 per dozen; lettuce, southern. $l.502; Sacra mento, 75c$2; peas, 1012'bc; sprouts, 79c; asparagus, early. 4050c per pound; spinach, 8c: endive. 6575c per pound. Fruit Oranges, $4ft5; lemons, $3)4.50; grapefruit, $2.253.75; tangerines, $23 per half box; bananas, 8&9c; pineapples, $34.50 per dozen; pears, cooking, $1 1.50; Winter NelUs. $2.75 3.5; Oregon apples. $4: Rhode Island Oreenings, $1.75 02 for trrur-tler and $1.50 & 1.65 for 4 Vi tier; Newtown pippins, $1.75 (fa) 2.25; Oregon Spitzenbergs, $2.50 6$ 3.25 ; Baldwins, $2 2.25 ; Oregon Newtown pippins, $2.50 3 ; rhubarb, bay, 8 10c per pound; southern, 12 6j2.25 per box. fleceipts Flour, 3224 quarters; wheat, 0O centa is; barley, 4087 centals ; beans, 3809 sacks; potatoes, 31 84 sacks; eggs, 70.62O 4ozen; sugar, 12.106 centals; rice. 14.630 bags; livestock, 200 head; hides, 110 pelts. Coffe Kn cures Close Higher, KBW "YORK, Jan. 27. There was only a moderate amount of business in the market for coffee futures here today, buJ prices were steadier on covering report of advances in the market at Havre and niKher cables from Santos. The opening was 2 to 5 points higher and active months sold about 10 to 15 points above last night's closing figures with May touching 15.06c 1 8 steers. 27 steers. 2; steers. 2 steers. 7 steers. 2 steers. 22 steers. 24 steers. 22 steers. 14 steers. 12 steers. 2 steers. 1 9 steers. 11 steers. 5 steers . 4 steers. 1 steer. . 1 steer. . 5 cows. . 3 cows.. .'! cows. . 15 cows. . 2 cows. . 2 cows. . 2 cows. . 1 cow . . . 1 cow . .. 1 cow . .. 5 cows. 1 cow . ., 1 cow . .. 3 cows.. 1 cow . .. 7 cows.. 1 calf. . 1 calf . .. 1 bull . . 1 bull. . 1 bull.. 1 bull. . 38 mixed 15 hogs. . 6 hogs. . 'A hogs. . 25 logs. . "2 hogs. . 3 1 hogs. . 11 hogs. . 8 hogs. . 10 hORS. . 1 hoe . . . 5 Iioks . . 2 hons. . 9 hogs. . Livestock Cattle Best steers Oood to choice steers. . Medium to good steers Fair to good steers Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifers Cood to choice cows, heifers. Medium to good cows, heifers Fair to medium cows, heifers. ('aimers Bulls Prime light calves Heavy calves 4s lockers and feeders ......... Hogs Prime mixed Medium and mixed Rough heavies Pigs Sheep t Eastern lambs Jipnt valley lamKi .......... Heavy valley lambs Feeder lambs Wet hers Yearlings Ewes 1221 1222 918 1240 124S 1 204 1304 902 1212 921 SI0 I)0 1 1 60 9S6 936 1 093 3(:;r, 7 1 5 85 6." nio 930 1270 8:i5 860 860 s;o 870 90 7 IOO 170 1320 820 1040 1400 514 140 245 1 33 146 118 1 05 241 186 440 24R 450 178 prices 1 hog. . . 1 hog. . . o hogs. . 6 hogs. . 4 hoKs. . 6 hoes . . 12. SOI lO hogs. . 12.S5 9 hogs.. 1 :.. 0040 hogs.. 10.001 5 hogs.. 11.251 1 hog. .. 8.75 i hogs. . 9.25; 30 hogs. . 9.751 2 hogs.. 8.75 6 hogs. . 8.751 2 hogs.. 8.751 1 hog. .. 8.75 1 hog. .. 7.00! 4 hogs. . 7.00! 45 hogs. . S.oui 2 hogs. . 9.751 1 hog. .. 4.0n 1 hog. .. 5.00 1 hogs. . 5.0IH 127 hogs. 7.00J 10 hogs. . 8.50! 14 hogs. . 9.501 1 hog. . . 5.75 2 bogn. . 9.001 8 lambs. 5.5o; ir inmbs. 5.50 24 lambs. 5.50 1 wether 8.50:253 weth's 12.00 254 weth's 13.oo 47 weth's 8.0OI 258 weth's 7.0O 12 steersu 8.00(25 steers. 8.50! 7 cows. . 5 cows. . 1 cow. .. 4 cows. . 1 cow. .. 1 cow . . . 3 cows. . 4 cows. . 4 calves. 1 bull. .. 1 hog. . . 13.751 16 hogs. . 15.75! 2 hogs. . 12.0M22hogs.. 15.75' S.OOJ J5.O01 16. 0O 14.0OJ irt.ooj 16. 00! 14.00 15.75! 15.75 . I uorrtV!S'les- 1 C 1 J V MrrTLANO . V)t ::i.. ,.u7AVa.v '.'"-Vw t I January 27. vmm 1:1 " Mill I ,h" 1 ilclp A 34" 14 00 J Hill a lhMo". Brs.w,,t-. 1 i lrlif R0 lo0 " I II" H 111,1,1 1,1 " " " ' feat"" r " mn a UPallaa' K0 12.00 sr IO.L'5 no jinn KS7 8.00 lOfiO B.7.1 S20 6.00 K2 R.2S 720 8.2.1 770 8.2r. !40 !.7ri 1025 9.75 200 15S0 310 152 7 Lb SuM c) Wm . WWiTrrct.o. C. I A W O. Wmitcomi.C l A. CCRTJF1CO PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ; PORTLAND. ORCCON H2S2BT CERTIITf that we hr audltedv the bond sales of Morris Brothers. Incorporate!. Portland, Oregon, for the week ending January 17 , 1920. and that the bond' sales for said period, exclusive of interest sold, as per the Company s books and records, amounted to $3,453,208.64, of which the. sum' of 96,226.36 was sold In the State of Washington and $53,601.79 in the State of New York, the balance being sold in the State of Oregon, Oregon k 1320 CErWIIXSD TU ACCOUNTANTS. THe sales referred to in trie accom panying news story and letter repre sent only Government and Municipal bonds which have behind them taxable resources many times the assessed value of the bonds. This makes them the safest securities in the world. As a matter of fact, money invested in such1 bonds is AS SAFE AS FUNDS ON DEPOSIT IN ANY BANK IN THE UNITED STATES. It will be to your advantage to in vest in Government and Municipal bonds of this character thereby as suring yourself of a certain and profit able interest return. Burglar and Fire Troof Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent iiaaiVaV'lal it!. Mi'" lie 17.00 S.23 14.00 10.OO 15.00 14.00 at local yard follow: Price. .$11.50 'a, 12.50 . 11. OOitt 11.50 . 0.50 Cw 10.25 . 8. 50 fa) H.50 . 7.50fni S.50 9.5O&-10.SO 8. SO 11.50 7.50ra) 8.50 6.50fr 7.50 ."..50 rw ti.50 - .0OW S IM) 15.00(1) 17.00 7.00fotl2.50 8.00 0.50 ln.SOfS 18 00 3 5. 00 ra) 15.50 12.00 w 15.00 .12.25 14.50 15.0017.00 l-KOOfa) 10.00 14.50 15.50 12 OO'w15.00 12. 00 'a 13.00 ls.oo i:i. 50 S.0010.u0 THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS Morris Building 309-11 Stark Street Between Fifth and Sixth Streets Telephone: Broadway 2151 PORTLAND, OREGON Established Over a Quarter Century CORN IS FIRM AT CLOSE BULLISH CONSTRUCTION IS PLACED ON BANK REVIEW. Demand for Commodities Exceeds Possibility of Providing Supply. Export Buying of Oats. CHICAGO, Jan. 27. Pirmncss developed in the corn market today after an early decline. One of the reasons for the rally was a bullish construction put upon trade review of the feaeral reserve here. The close was steady, at yesterdays finish to President Wilson was ursine a $150,000,000 loan to central Europe and the near eut was also regarded as bullish. Oats were steadied through buying for houses with seaport connections. Provisions averaged lower in sympathy wtih exchange. It was said packers were hedging more than at any time in the past five years. Leading futures ranged as follows: CORN. Open. High. Low. Close. ?t.44Vi 14554 l.444 1.45 1.55 1.85i IMS l.i24 1.32, 1.31' 1.32 5, OATS, .sri'l .8:i'i .S2'4 .75 'rn .75 a .75 Va .75 Jan.. . May.. July.. May.. uly. . Jan.. . May.. Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. Jan. 27. Hogs Receipts 57. 000, weak, mostly 10c to 15c lower. Bulk $155015.75; top. 16: heavy, $15.35' 15.05; medium, $15. 50 15.75; light, $15.50 ji'15.85; light light, $1 4.85 15 .60; heavy pucking sows, smooth. $14.75 15.15: pack ing sows, rough, J14.2514.75; pigs, $13.73 14.75. Cattle Receipts. 21,000, weak. Beef steers, medium and heavyweight, choice and prime. $1 5.50 ftp 17.50; medium and good, $11. 50 15.50; com,mon. JOiO 11 .50; light weight, go.d and choice. $13i&1.5; common and medium, $iiDl3; butcher cat tle, heifers, $j.85C(7;13.7. cows, $H.75-Va 12.50; earners and cutters. $5.65fdti.75; veal calves, $1 7.50 19.25; feeder steers, $Sra12.25; stacker steers, $7.5011. Sheep Receipts, 12.000. strong. Lambs. $19.2021.35; culls and common, $15.75 18.75: ewes, medium, good and choice, $10.50013.25; culls and common, $tf.50$? 10.00. th bank the came higher, with "Ac May 1.35H to Jt.35s ana July In oats the outcome was virtually un changed and provisions varied irom Joe decline to 20c advance. The feature of the federal reserve bank review, which gave life to bullish traders in corn, was a statement that demand for this commodity outruns any possibility of providing a supply. Announcement that 24.00 24.35 20. SO 21.00 DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. PORTLAND. Or., Jan. 2T. Maximum temperature. 49 degrees: minimum tem perature, 42 degrees. River reading, 8 A. M.. 10.4 feet: change in last 24 hours, 3.0 feet rise. Total rainfall (5 P. M. to 5 P. M.), .15-irch: total rainfall since Sep tomho,. 1 Hi. 57 inches: normal rain fall since September 1, U5 inches; defi ciency of rainfall since September 1, 1B19, p. 4:l inches Sunrise. 7:39 A. M.; sunset, 4:09 P. AI.: total sunshine, none;' possible .,,,,hino 9 hours 30 minutes. Moonrise, 10:35 A. M. Barometer (reduced sea lev en 5 P M.. "0.OS inches. Relative humid ity: 5 A. M., 94 per cent; noon. 8S per cent 5 P. M., 93 per cent. THE WEATHER. 39.30 39.30 39.25 LARD. May 24.15 24.15 23.95 uly 24.35 24.45 24.30 SHORT RIBS. May 20.55 20.fi" 20.55 uly 2u.;u lu& zu.uu Cash prices were: Corn No. 2 mixed, not quoted: No. 3 mixed, $1.49: No. 2 yellow, not quoted; No. yellow. $1.50 & 1.52. Oats No. 2 white. 88S8jc: No. S white, 87H 8854 c. Rye No. 2. 1.061.664. Barley, $1.360 1.4t. Timothy seed. $10.50 14.50. Clover seed, $45&58. Pork, nominal. Lard, $23.40. Ribs, $19.2519.87. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA. Jan. 27. Hogs Receipts. 2000. 15c to 2-5c lower. Top, $15. HO; bulk, $15 $rl5.25: heavy weight. $15.1ora 15.30: me, dium weight, $l.Y15giil5..1t; light weight, $15r 15.25: light light.. $I4.75(S)15.10; heavy packing sows, smooth. $15'i15.10: packing sows, rough, $14.7515; pigs, $12 lit Cattle Receipts. 11,500, generally steady. Beef steers, medium and heavy weight, choice and prime, $15.503117.25; medium and good. $121115.50; common, $9.5012: light weight, good and choice, $15.25 1.25; common and medium, $915.25; hutoher cattle, hetters. $7.2-fd 13.25; cows, $7'&,12.75; canners and cutters. $5.75fa7: veal calves, light and handy weight. $14 (ff 15.50: feeder steers, $814; stacker steers. $7.5011.75. Sheep Receipts. ll.OOO. strong: lambs, 84 pounds down. $18.75(?r20.50; culls and common, $14.75 f(-18; yearling wethers, $15 (ff!8; ewes, medium and choice. $10.25 12.25; culls and common, $6.7510.25. Seattle Livestock Market. SEATTLE. Jan. 27. Hoss Receipts, 823; stronger. Prime, $15.7516.25: me dium to choice, $15(S 15.50: rough heavies. $13.75?i14.35: pigs. $12ai3.50. Cattle Receipts, 472: steady. Best steers. $12ial2.50; medium to choice, $10 11. 50: common to good, $7.5010; cows and heifers, 75 010 50: common to good, $6.509.25; bulls. $78.25; calves, $743)13. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS C1T1, Mo.. Jan. 27. Sheep Receipts, ll.OOO: 10c to 15c higher; lambs, $17.255ct'20.50; culls and common, $12.5017: yearling wethers, $14.75ti 17.50: ewes. $10(312.25: culls and common, $rt(W9.75: breeding ewes, $S14.50; feeder lambs, S 15. 25 18. Seattle Feed and" Hay. SEATTLE. Jan. 27. CItv delivery: Mill, $5: scratch feed. $S4: feed wheat. $89; all grain chop. $7; oats. $69570; sprouting oats, $74; rolled oats, $74: whole corn, $74; cracked corn, $76; roiled barley, $80; clipped barley, $85. Hay: Eastern "Washington timothy mixed, 3N7.sy per ton; double compressed, $42; alfalfa, $35; straw, $17fclSa Puset sound, $34, STATIONS. 3 Wind Weather. Baker Boise ..... .. Boston J Calgary ....! Chicago .... Denver Des Moines. Eureka . . - . (Jalveston . . Helena tjuneau Kansas City. Los Angeles. Marshfield . Medford Minneapolis. . New Orleans New ork .. North Head. No. Yakima. Phoenix Pocatello ... Portland Roseburg . . . Sacramento.. St. Louis ... Salt Lake .. San Diego . . s. Francisco. 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N Si 221 3010.061 Cloudy it. cloudy K-Iear Cloudy Pt. clouay loudy Cloudy v iear Cloudy Cloudy Rain rClear Rain Rain Rain Clear oudy oudy ear tA. M. Ing day. today. P. M. report ol preced southerly FORECASTS." Portland and vicinity Rain; Oregon Rain in the west portion, fair in the east portion; moderate southerly galea along tne coast. Washington Rain In the west portion, rain or snow in tne east portion: moderat southerly to easterly gales along the coast. MESS PORK. 39 50 39.27 barley, feed. $3.03.65: corn, California yellow. $3.20493.30. White Egyptian, $3.79 3.77V4. Hay Wheat or wheat and oats, $26 30 ton; tame oats, $2831; wild oats. $24 27; barley, $2427: alfalfa, $26931; stock hay, $21 24; barley straw, 504780c bale. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 27. Flax, $5.25 5.30. I)uIotb, Linseed Market. DTJLUTH. Jan. 27. Linseed, $5.15 $5.31. SAN Wheat. Grain at San FRANCISCO, $2.20; oats, red Franciwo. Jan. 27. Grain feed, $3 30a$3.3g; DALLES TO TEST RULING Barring From School of Child Who Refuses Vaoeination Protested. THE DALLES, Jan. 27. (Special.) A case will be made by a group of The Dalles citiens to test the legal ity of the state ruling that a child who refuses vaccination for smallpox may be refused admission into public schools, it was decided last night at a mass meeting of local mothers, fathers, children, civic authorities and physicians assembled in the city hall to protest against the action of the local district school board's enforce ment of the law. A committee to de cide what action shall be taken to test the validity of the case consists of Li. J. Gates, chairman. Dr. G. E. San ders. H. S. Rice. M. Remington and diversify Your Investments As to Lrocation ' Bv distributing his investments eeoffraphically the investor can take advantage of the high degree of safety afforded by securities issued in the old established sections or industries and can also obtain the high rates of interest governing con servative investments in comparatively undeveloped communi ties having great natural resources but in need of outside capital. Wise investors place their investment funds m diversmed se curities, representing a broad territory and many industries '- manufacturing centers, agricultural districts, timbered areas. The modern business man does not place all of his capital in any one place or one business. Investment suggestions, diversified as to location l'nce to Name of Issne Maturity PORT OF NEWPORT, OR., 5s ..1940-1943 SNAKE RIVER IRRI. DIST., IDA., 6s .. 1930-1939 INDEPENDENT HGHWY. DIST. No. 1, ASOTIN CO., WN 1938-1939 JUDITH GAP, MONT., IMP. 6s 1921-1930 GREYBULL, WYO., WATER WKS 5s.l949-Opt.l934 5.35 A. G. SPALDING & BROS. FIRST PRE FERRED 7 PREFERRED STOCK. . PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN, 4s. .1923 BRAZILIAN TRACTION, LIGHT & ruwijri kkj. os . Yield 5.20 O.UUO 5.45 6.00 7.00 Chris McClay. The committee will meet tomorrow. "The smallpox epidemic here start ed in August of last year." said Dr. Kred Thompson, city health officer. Three more cases were quarantined today and the total of cases in this city now is 41. The cases are becom ing more severe. I have seen more virulent cases in the last two weeks than all the other periods put to gether." Dr. Thompson pleaded for the co-operation of the pubno in fighting the disease. Songs Translated Into Chinook. TACOMA. "Wash., Jan. 27. (Special.) Laura B. Downey-Bartlett, Tacoma. has translated a number of the best- known old songs into Chinook. The book has been dedicated to the pio neers of the great northwest. "Amer ica," "My Old Kentucky Home," Good-night, Ladies" and "Work for the Night Is Coming" are among the songs translated. Tax Exempt unicioal 1 Bonds Aberdeen, AVaab., Municipal to yield 5 Due serially December 31, 1930 to 1939 DoDKlaa County, Wash., Road S4'a to yield 5 Due aerially November 1, 1920 to 1938 Brawley. California, Water 5V' to yield 5 to R.IO Due serially November 3, 1931 to 1940 I.apwal Valley, Idaho. HlghTvay District ti'm to yield ."V4 Due January 1, 1932 I.ewlatown. Mont.. Improvement S'a to yield nearly , Due September 15, 1927 Estimated 1 to 8 years Caaper, Wyoming, Improvement to yield 6r Due January 2, 1930--Estimated 1 to 10 years . Toppenlah. Wash., Improvement 7a to yield 0o to Due November 1 to 15, 1931 Estimated 10 years. Call or phone. Wire ordera "collect. O mm The Canadian Bank of Commerce . Travelers9 Cheques The most convenient way to carry money when traveling is in the form of The Canadian Bank of Commerce Trav elers' Cheques. The exact equivalent of each cheque in the moneys of the principal foreign countries is stated on its face. The cost is small. Portland Branch, Fourth and Stark Streets. The demand for our First Mortgage 7 farm and ranch bonds is incessant and cumulative. Early applications are invited from interested investors. "The House Built Square" CARSTENS & EARLES, Incorporated Third Floor, U. S. Nat. Bldg. Broadway 4108 E. H. ROLLINS & SONS 411 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone Broadway 1274. PorUand, Oregon, "We offer subject to cale SAVEETWATER COUNTY, WYO, S. D. NO. 2, 5',i BONDS Optional: Jan 15, 1934. Due: Jan. 15, 1943. Price 103.70 Netting 5C. Full particulars on. application. NoarmwarrEKN Bank Particulars on application. jf umbermerxslrust 'o. Bonds -Truss- Acceptances upirai a. surplus ooo.ooo fT-rciCO liimbarw, Dido. . Porlarvd. Or-qorv. SeavrH Under Supervision Banking Department, State of Oregon FREEMAN Smith Camp Co. We Offer 50O Sharra MARCHANT CALCULATING MACHINE CO. at SI. 75 A. E. WHITE CO. .3 Monadaoclc II Id 7. baa Francisco, C-ai im ttm Ptory of TN-ter TN-rklnp and bow heMirumulatH 9 I O.OOO lu un yrare by tii"t. iit 25 ir month In liurti-rratle lint UK-ki and bond. on a novrl plttn. "ft. nx Abrad" Is n Intpmttlnr n BDTtblnz yon ever rvad. Tbouiwnfli hav read It and are now "cetilnc ahead" fi nan ri ally on tbe same plan. Vmm mtn m tmmetmtw Wi H. Bt tvartfw sWl. M m aaw rMl Mw way t lvt rur mvmim NtaattalV t cart 1rBratrt. plS PaTOFIT. jrtMtr aj.My UMf. WtM-aMtrM. MMttC 10 rr today. ICRIEBEI a CO. 1HVSTMIKT BAMKCRy I4s South la SHe StXhicatfo 1 PAYMENTS monthly buys oa1r:aht onv stock or bond, flirtttascr secures a a- s'Jeno's Odd lots our specialty Wrrft fo-rrtrtnt list and full particulars - FREE. CHARLES E.VAN RIPER" Tbrr Cosolidoted Stack CmcNong 5Q BOAP ST. srw vc SmSmm John Y. Richardson & Co, Certified Public Accrjntants INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS Concord Building, Portland, Or. Telephone Main 8231 Phone Your Want Ada to THE OREGONIAN Main 7070 A 6093