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Newspaper Page Text21 TnE rORXIXG OKEGOXIAX, FKrDAY, . ArKIL' 23, 1921 POTATO SURPLUS IS Hi Shipments to South Are 15 to 18 Cars Daily. PRICES ON STEADY BASIS Balk of rurchases From Farmers Are Made at $1 to $1.10 for Best Grade. Burp' a s stocks of potatoes IB Oreron ar. bln closely cleaned up and It is probable a:l desirable grades will be dispose! of be fore the season Is over. The principal out let Ls In California and shipments are coins' nt to that state at the rato of 1 to 18 carloads a day. The bulk of the purchssee trora farmers are belni made at $1 to 11.10 per hundred. In the local Jobbing market lh la fair trad and rood stock Is ousted at S1.2391.S0 ner hundred. In the eastern markets there has been una doriina In srices. probably due to heavy receipts. Bound white sacked po tatoes dropped to 70685 cents at shipping points as a reflection of the decline to bo a S3 cents In the Chicago carlot market. Other middle western wholesale markets cna-ed from SI. 05 to $1.35. New Tork and Boston prices held at 11.25 to $1.85. New crop stock ls declining steadily In all markets. It was estimated by the bureau of crop estimates January 1 that total potato stocks 'on hand in 15 Important late-ahip-pinr states were 110.670.800 bushels, onivalent to 184.4.11 cars. Between that dato and April 2. 87.531 cars were rolled te market, which reduced the atocks esti mated on hand to 148.920 cars. The four year average movement after April 1, from these 15 states has been i.iu cars, rule not much over one-fifth of the Jan- nary stocks on hsnd are shipped as car lots. The rest is accounted lor y local ooniumption. shrinkage, decay, cattle feed ing and the like. This season the shipping period for old stock may continue longer ttan usual on account of the moderate acreage of southern potatoes. nominal; geese, nominal; turkeys, nom inal. PORK Fancy. 15e per pound. VliAL, Fancy. 14 ft lie per pound. LOCAL WHEAT BIDS ABB REVISED Business Reported Quiet la Country as Farmers' Offerings Light. The wheat market was firmer yesterday here and in the country, but there was not rounh business done nt any poinu rinran o'ferings become lighter vance in the market. rlth each ad- Bids at the Mer chants' Exchange were advanced 8 to cents to get prices In line with other mar- Let. In the northwest. The weather forecast for the middle west wsj wired from Chicago aa follows: "Illi nois, Missouri. Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, unsettled tonight and Friday, prob ably showers. North Dakota, unsettled to night and Friday, part cloudy, not much change in temperature. South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas, generally fair to night and Friday, frost tonight in north- wes. Ksnsas. March imports of burlap Into the United States and Canada, both coasts, from Calcutta amounted to 102.333.000 yards, 1. 541. 000 yards for east coast and 20,794, C(0 yards for west coast. Canada's share wa not specified but probably amounted tc about 4.000.000 yard: Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported fey the Merchants' Exchange as follows Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay Portland. Thur. 63 ... 1 1 10 Fruits and Vegetables. FRUITS Navel oranges, $S.505.T5 per box; lemons. 4&5; grapefruit. $3.5008.50 per Dox; bananas, lOtfllo pound; apples, 11.25 3.50 box; strawberries, $8 per crate. o. i(r .5. 75 per drawer. VEGETABLES Cabbage, SQio pound; lettuce. $4.506 5.25 per crate; carrots, $1.25 per sack; garlic, 1502no per pound; beets, $1.25 per sack: cauliflower, $2 92.25 per crate; green peppers. SOG&Oo per pound; rhubarb, o7o per pound: spinach. 808c per pound; turnips, $1.5002 per sac:; to matoes. $5.50 per luc: cucumbers, $1,750 3.00 per dozen: neas. 13U015O per pound; asparagua. 12 hi O lie per pound, $2.5002.75 per doxen. POTATOES Oregon. $1.25 01.50 per loo pounds; Taklma, $1.7502; new California. 14 01 So ner pound; sweet potatoes, $3.60 per hamper. ONIONS Oregon, 75c0ji.: per sacs. Staple Groceries. Local Jobbing quotations: SUGAR (sack basis) Cane granulated. 9e per ponnd; beet, 8 90c per pound. NUTS Walnuts. 30B3c pouna; nrs.ni nuts, 30c; filberts, 12c; almonds, 24 0 30c; peanuts, 8011c per pound; cocoacuia, 1.0 per doxen. RICK Blue Rose. 80 per pound; Japan style. 44c per pound. BEANS small white. c; pins, o; 11ms. 8c: red, 80 per pouna. COFFEI Roasted, bulk. In arums, 110 XAUn rT MnnH HAL.T iranuiatea, paie, Mu..si half ground, ton, 50s, $18.75; 100s, $18.25 luma rock. 128.50. DRIED FRUITS Italian prunes. 8Vje pound; dates, $4.2508.85 per box; figs, $2 0d.a per DCX. Provisions. HAMS All sixes. '30037c; skinned, 16 0 38c: Dlcnlo. 17018c: cottage roll. 30c BACON Fancy. 43053c; choice. SO 35c; standard, 2e?Z8c LARD Pure, tierces, 17o pound; com nound. tierces. 12c. DB.X SALT Backs, 22 0 25c; plates, ISO. Wool, Hops, Etc WOOL NominaL TALLOW No. 1, 8Vic; No. 2, 2H03c per pound. CASCARA BARK: 1920 seel, Tc pound 1921 peel, 6c pound, delivered Portland. HOPS 1920 cron. 15 0 20c per pound. HIDES Salted country hides, 4c deliv ered Portland: grubby hides, 8c; city calf skins, 10c; country call skins, ec; good kip. 6c; grubby kip, 4c. MOHAIR .New clip, 1T01SO per pouna. OKA1.N JBAUS car lots, 1 ft coast. COVERING LIFTS STOCKS IMPKOVESrEXT LIST AT IX GENXTtAL CLOSE. Trading In Hands of Professionals Throughout Day Liberty Bonds Show Steadier Trend. NEW TORK. April 21. The stock mar ket today repeated Its recent reactionary trend. Trading was more active but pre ponderatingly professional. Several motors and affiliated Issues, no tably Studebaker, were strong. Steets and equipments were subjected to renewed pressure, the unfavorable quar terly earnings of the Republic Iron A Steel company, together with general Inaustnai conditions, militating against constructive efforts in those shares. Ralls and shippings denoted Increased restraint, due to adverse industrial fac tors. Delaware, Lackawanna Western was an exception, rising 14 points, pre sumably In anticipation of the large divi dend distribution authorized by the inter state commerce commission. Bears were most aggressive In the last hour, when drives sgainst leading steels, oils and food specislties resulted in gross reactions of 1 to 6 points. Shorts covered extensively before the close, however. Studebaker's extreme advance of 8tt points, most of which was retained, ef fecting marked improvement in the gen eral list. Salea amounted to 700,000 shares. On the board call loans were at 8Vj per cent, but In private negotiations such loans were again made at 5V and 5 per cent. Weakness of German marks, a datum stance ascribed to the allies' demand for transfer of the retchsbank's gold reserves, was the feature of the foreign exchange market, all other remittances, including sterling, reacting. Mixed conditions ruled In the bond mar ket. Liberty Issues showing a fair degree of steadiness, while domestic rails and industrials, as well aa Internationals, most ly registered nominal recessions. Total lea (par value;, $8,875,000. Jap 1st 414s., KK M Jap 2d 4t .. 82 83 Paris 6s 7ii 97 U K 6Vis. 1921 99(4 90 U K 5s, 11122 95 54 TJ K 6V4S, 192H 8814 U K Bfca, 1937 84 85 Oils. MJTSEED OIL Raw. la barrels, 89e five-gallon cans, $1.04. Boiled, in barrels. vi ; rive-gaiion cans, si.utt. turpentine in drums. 89o: nve-gai ion cans. 11.04. CO A I, OIL Tank wagons and Iron par rels. ltO: cases. 30037c GASOLINE Tank wagons and Iron bar rels, 4Uc; cases, 42ftc SAX FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET CLOSINa STOCK QUOTATIONS. Last High. Low. Sale. 37 37 37 2914 2Si 28X 122 1211s 11 42 j 42 85 40 88 's 72 106 71 Sales, loo 500 500 1.000 1,200 400 1.100 1.8O0 8.100 2.200 2.200 2,000 500 lear aco. ..... - 9 Seajon to date. 14956 Year ago 7724 Tacoma, Wed.. 15 Tear ago 23 Season to date. 4123 Tear ago 64i3 S.attle. Wed... 10 Yea. ago 39 Season to date. 4307 Tsar ago &4 - 1 243 174 1 2 60 88 206 236 753 8504 879 2950 1 7 844 888 1 1 501 424 7 1 142 172 413 637 2230 2004 881 794 l: 1145 ORDERS FROM CALIFORNIA FOR EGGS Seattle 'Demaad for Butter Holds Local Market Firm. Demand from Seattle for butter and from California for eggs Is keeping both lines firm in ths local market. Cubs but ter of the best grade cleaned up closely with salea at 34c to 35c. Not only were there further orders from Los Angeles tor eggs on the market, but there was also Inquiry from San Fran cisco. Buyers are quoting 20 cents, case count, to country shippers,, while resales u ths street were made a cent or two higher than this. The poultry market remained firm with a limited supply of hecs Dressed meats art weak and tending lower. Decrease in Wheat shipments. V. neat enlpments last week and the suae week last year were: Week Endln . APr. 16-21. Apr. 17-20. a. B. and Canada.... t).094,ouo 3.187,000 Argentina 2,lU8.UOO 7,198 000 AualraUa. 1,624,000 1.3J0.000 Total S.826,000 11,705.000 cuipmcnia lur me season 10 date com- pare as follows; Total Since Same Per"d , , July 1. -20. Last Season TJ. 8. and Canada.. o4U.21u.ouu 243.410,000 .Argentina, ... ...... Ol.tfiil.uou Australia ......... 4U.u70.tHK Others W,T0o,O00 1,1 71,000 81.582. 000 1.842.000 Total ..469.965.000 493,005,000 Strawberry Prices Remain High. Strawberries are becoming more plenti ful but prices are stilll high. Florins sold at $8 a crate and Los Angeles berries a.L.0003.75 a drawer. Because of high freight rates there will be no cheap straw berries on the market until local fruit arrives. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Portland $1.931. ;i.i $ soi.gis Seattle 4.871.614 1.238,138 Tacoma 455.778 51,9;t5 po-kne 1,534,204 6u8,U6o PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATION'S Grata, Flour and Feed. Merchants' Exchange, noorl session. -Bid- Wheat April May. June. Hard whit $ 1.19 $ 1.19 $ 1.19 Soft white 1.18 1.18 1.18 White club 1.18 1.18 1.18 Hard winter ...... 1.15 1.15 1.13 Northern spring .. 1.16 1.16 1.16 Red Walla L15 1.15 1.16 oats No. 2 white feed... 35.00 24.50 24.50 No. 2 gray 24.00 24.00 24.00 lianey Brewing 55.00 25.00 22.00 Allllrun 24.00 24.00 24.00 Corn No. 3 E. T. shlpm'L 29.25 29.00 29.00 FLOUR Family patents, $8.20 psr bar rel: whole wheat. $8.60; graham, $8.40 bakers' hard wheat. $6.60; bakers blue- stem patents, $; valley bakers', $6; straights. IS. MILLFEED Prices f. o. b. mill: Mill- run. $28 per tan; rolled barley. $36088; rolled oats, $38; scratch feed, $53 per ton. CORN Whole, $38; cracked, $41 per ton. HAT Buying prices f. o. b. Portland Allaifa. $18.50 per ton; cheat, $22023 per ton; clover, $16, valley timothy, $24025; eastern Ortgon timothy, $26. Dairy and Country Produce. BUTTER Cubes, extras, 34033c: prints, parchment wrapped In box lots. 39c; car tons, 40c Butterfat, buying price: A grade. 35c: 3 grade, 33c, Portland delivery. EtKS Buying prices, case count, 20c delivered. Jobbing prices to retailers: Candled ranch. 23 0 24c; selects, 26c CHEKSfei Tillamook triplets, price to Jobbers f. o. b. Tillamook, Zie; Young Americas. 2 He pound. POL LTR I Hens, 23 830c pound; ducks. Prices Current oa Vegetables, Fresh Fruits, Ltc, at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, April 21. Vegetables Asparagus. 48c; potatoes, rivers, $2 02.40; sweet, tancy nail, ojo; new white, 805c; Garnets, 506c; onions, Australian brown, 40 0 50c; green, 1.25(0 1.50; celery, $1.2503 crate; garlic, 60 8c; cauliflower, 40075c dozen; cabbage, lc per pound; oeii peppers, ow.-oc: tur nips. 60c 41 sack; beets, Illal.M sack; parsnips, $202.25 sack; carrots, 75c0$l rack; peas, 6(s 9c; rhubarb, $1.250L75 box; lettuce, $2.2o03.ia; artichokes, $6010 crate; splnacn, 2i)tc; siring Deans, Zu0 55c; eggplant, 10015c Poultry Hens, 2b04Oc: strictly young roosters, 42045c; old. 18021c; fryers, 50 06uc; broilers, 83 0 50c; ducks, 30035c; aauabs. 50 0 35c: pigeons, $303.50 doxen Belgian hares, 23025c; Jackrabblts, $3tf 8.50 dosen. Fruit Oranges, nsvel, $2.2504.90; lem one, $2 0 3.50; grapefruit, $1.50 0 3.50; ap pies, Newtowns, $1.7503.25; strawberries, southern California, $3 0 3.25 crate; penin aula. $101.25 drawer: avacadoes, $2.5006 raspberries, $3 drawer; cherries, 12H015c pound. Receipts Flour, 2960 quarters; Wheat, 1600 centals; barley, 6894 centals; beans, 278 sacks: corn. 105 centals; potatoes, 2184 sacks; onions, 406 sacks; lemons, 450 boxes; livestock, 250 head. QUOTATION'S ON DAIRY PRODUCE Market Prices Ruling en Butter, Cheese and Eggs. SAN FRANCISCO, April 21. Butter Extras. S7c: prime firsts, nominal. Egss Fresh extras, 29c; extra firsts. 28c; firsts, nominal; dirties, 25ftc; extra Dullets. 26c: undersized pullets. 21c. Cheese Flats, fancy. 17 Vic: firsts. 17c; Young Americas, fancy, lvsc; firsts, nom- aL , CHICAGO. April 2L Butter Un changed. Eggs Lower. Receipts, 22,994 cases; firsts. 23V4c: ordinary firsts, 19 0 20c: mark, casea included, 22023c NEW TORK. April 21. Butter, weak; 1 creamery higher than extras, 45046Vo; creamery extras, 45045Vsc; creamery firsts, 41044HC. Eggs steady; firsts. 26 Vs 028c; others unchanged. Cheeae Irregular: state, whole milk flats, fresh specials, 21ft 022c; others un changed. SEATTLE. April 21. Eggs Select local ranch, white shells, 28 0 2Uc; ditto mixed colors, 26 0 27c; pullets, 2uc Butter City creamery In cubes, 39c; bricks or prints, 40c; country creamery extras, cost to joDoers in cubes. Hoc Coffee Futures Market. NEW TORK, April 21. The market for coffee futures opened at a decline of 2 to 3 pointa under scattering liquidation. More than half the buainess reported consisted of switching from near to late months. May, 6.68c; July, 0.12c; September, 6.52c; October, 6.68c; December, 7c; January, 7.10c: March. 7.30c. Spot coflae, quiet: Kio 7s, ec; Santos 4a. 90c Am Beet 8ur American Can Am Cr & Fdy A II 4 L pfd Am Inter Corp America loco Am Srn A Rfg Amercn Sugar Am Sum Tob Am Tel A Tel Amern Woolen Anaconda Cop Atchison At. Glf A W I S2.5O0 Baldwin Loco 7,400 Baltl A Ohio 600 Beth Stl "B" 8,800 Bt & Sun Con 200 Calif Petrolem 8.600 Canad Paciflo 2,100 Centrl Leather 4,100 Chand Motors 10,000 Chi, If a St P 200 Chic A N W 500 Chi. R I A P 600 Chino Conner. I.000 Corn Products 1,700 Crucible Steel. 32,600 Cuba Cne sug 700 Erie 200 Genrl Electric 400 Generl Motors 17,100 Gt North, pfd 300 Insprn Copper 1.30O It .Me Ma. Did 1.100 Intel nl Nickel 600 Interntl Paper 1,600 K C Southern 6.200 Kenne Copper 9M) Mexl Petrolem 20.200 Miami Copper 1.100 Mid States Oil 10.800 Mldvale Steel. 1,300 Missouri Pacif 300 Nevada Coppr JOO N Y Central. . 800 N T. N H & H 800 Northn Paciflo 2,000 Ok Prd A Rfg 40O Pan-Am Petri 7.500 Pennsylvania.. 4,600 Reading 600) Rep Irn A Stl Ryl Dtch, N Y 8.600 Shat Arlx Cop loo Shell Tr A Td 200 Sin Oil A Rfg 81. 200 Southn Paciflo 1,900 South Railway 800 S O of N J 1.100 Studebkr Cor.,118.000 Texas Co 6.700 Texas A Pacif 900 Tobc Products 60O Transcontl Oil 13.900 Union Pacific. 800 U S Fd Prdts 13.200 U S Ind Alco 3.30O U S Rtl Stores 9O0 U S Rubber.. 8.6i0 U S Steel 12. 1 00 U S Steel, pfd 200 Utah Copper.. 1,600 Western Union 8 00 Weetg Electric 100 -Wlllvs - Over 2.700 Greene Can... BONDS. U S 2s reg....99N Y C deb 6s. do coupon ...N r 4s U S 4s reg... '104 3,1 p 3, do coupon ..-I04)li'ac T s T Bi. Pan 3s reg .9yiPa con 4;,s.. do coupon . ..'i t ta tr cv os A T A T cv 6s 99H1SO Ry 5s Atch gen 4s 76!U P 4s D A R G con 4s 64 1U S Steel 5s.. S8 SO 35 86 33 ?i 54 124 46 110 34 T. 82 241, 62 26 23 4 72H 7844 14 12 136 13 S 34i 50 14 74 62 26 20 14.-, u; 21 H 14 27 V4 1714 HVs 6S 16 71 3 . 71 3514 68 V 60 61 422 25 1 21 150 87 42 20 49 12 115 20" 67 60 81 110 52 89 47 8 28 121 42 42 84 3H . 87 70 106 71 37 79 33 84 38 64 12 46 109 34 79 24 61 25 22 71 74 18 12'i 135 12 68 83 50 14 59 25 19 143 20 14 27 17 11 67 16 71 S'4 69 34 67 58 61 5 42 24 73 20 148 25 20 49 12 115 17 65 49 69 80 110 51 89 47 7 42 42 84 ti 89 88 71 106 72 3S 79 35 86 33 64 12 46 110 34 82 24 62 25 23 72 7 19 1 13 13 68 54 50 14 68 26 20 144 21 14 27 17 11 68 16 71 3 60 3.1 68 60 61 5 42 25 74 20 148 Swift A Co. Stocks. Closing prices for Swift A Co. stocks at Chicago were reported by the Overbeck A Cooke company of Portland aa follows: Swift A Co 99 Llbhy. McNeil A Llbbv 10 National Leather '7 swift international 25 Foreign Exchange. . Foreign exchange rates at close of bus! ness yesterday, furnished by Northwestern National bank of Portland. The amount quoted Is the equivalent of the foreign unit in United States funds: Country, foreign unit Rate. Austria, kronen .......$ .0032 Belgium, francs .0752 Bulgaria, leva .01S3 Csecho-Slovakla. kronen............ .01.18 Denmark, kroner 1820 England, pound sterling 8.9425 Finland, finmark .0225 France, francs .07.16 Germany, marks................... .0150 Greece, drachmas .0688 Holland, guilders 3479 Hunrarv. kronen - .0042 Italy, lire . .ntar, I Jugo-Slavla, kronen 0075 Norway, kroner 1604 Portugal, escudos .0910 Roumanfa, lei .0110 Serbia, dlnara .................... .0295 Spain, pesetas .. .1395 Sweden, kroner .2375 Switzerland, francs .1740 China Hongkong, local currency... .Rl'on Shanghai, taels H72B Japan, yen .4873 NBW TORK, April 21 Exchange heavy. Sterling, demand 3.92, cables 3.93; francs, demand T.27, cables 7.29; Belgian francs, demand 7.38, cables 7.40; guilders, demsnd 34.62, cables 34.72; lire, demand 4.78, ca bles 4.80; marks, demand 1.44. cables 1.45 Greece, demand 4.65; Argentina, demand 31.87; Brazilian, demand 14.00; Montreal, 11 per cent discount. New Tork Sngar Market. NEW TORK, April 21 Raw sugar 5.77c for centrifugal; refined 7.45o to 7.60c for line granulated. Dried Fruit at New Tork. NEW TORK, April 21. Evaporated ap ples, nominal: prunea, steady: apricots. scarce; peacnes, quiet; raisins, dull. Dnluth Linseed Market. DTTLTJTH. April 21. Linseed an track $1.63 01.65; arrive $1.63. Cotton Market. NEW TORK, April 2L Cotton Spot quiet. Middling 12.10c. DOZEN LOADS RECEIVED LIVES TCK3C PRICES ARE CHAXGED AT YARDS. TJX. 85 42 20 49 1-' 113 18 ' 6tt 50 71 81 110 52 89 47 8 24 , 88 , 75 64 84 86 88 83 79 95 Bid. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOSTON, April 21. Closing quotations Alloues .-. 20 North Butte ... 10 Arts Com 8 Calu A Ariz... 48 Calu & Hecla..225 Centennial Copper Range. Franklin Eaat Butte . Isle Royalle .. Lake Copper. . Mohawk 7 Old Dom 19 Osceola 26 wuincy ........ 38 Superior 8 84jSup A Boston.. 1 s anannon ....... 80 8 Utah Con 3 iommona 45 2 wolverine 48 11 Metal Market. NEW TORK, April 21. Copper, steady. Electrolytic, spot and nearby, 12c: May and June, 10c Tin Firmer. Spot and aearby. 80.750 31c; xuiures. so. 10c Iron Nominally unchanged. Lead Steady. Spot. 4.25c. Zinc Firm. East St. Louis, spot. 4185 Q3C Antimony spot, 0.1-ig 5.25c Naval Stores. SAVANNAH. Oa., April 21. Turpentine firm, 04o; saiea, mv oarrels; receipts. 175 barrels; shipments, 76 barrels: stock. 35,121 barrels. Rosin, steady: sales, 612 barrels: recelnts. 37 barrels: shipments. 1 barrel: stork. 75.162 barrels. Quote: B, $3.65; D, $3.80- E. F. O. H, I, K. $4.10; M. $4.20; N. $4.50: WG, $4.50; WW, $5 25. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage Licenses. BOWERS-WORDKN rfVa tr u-.,. legal. Vancouver, Wash., and Lydla Wor den. legal. Portland. sia.nz-TOUNG Jacob Manx, legal. 9508 Fifty-eighth avenue Southeast, and Otte 11 a. Young, legal, 480 Leo avenue. SANTES-SOLOFANI Joseph De Santes, legal. 630 Sixth street, and Rlnvinnlnnl, Slnfani, legal, 630 Sixth street. luuan-PETTERSEN Earl H. Logan, 27. 994 Alberta street, and Anna F. p.t. tersen, 25, Forty-second street and Kil Ungsworth avenue. ROWE-G RUBBING George W. Rowe, legal. Portland, and Zertha Grubbing, legal. Portland. PA RRISH-ROOERS Vernon W. Parrlsh. 21, Detroit. Mich., and Inez Rogers. 2L 801 Eaat Twelfth street. LEONARD-HAINES Johnson T Tn. ard. 24, Burns, Or., and Hazel Haines. 24. Portland. SLATER-COCHRAN O. R Kl.t i..i Portland, aad Sarah Cochran, legal. Impe rial hotel. PRBSTON-RIMA Louis E. Preatnn 14 404 East Twelfth street North, and Mar garet M. Rim a, legal, 1515 Minnesota avenue. CORNWALL-HUBER Cllft Cornwall. 23, Short Hills. N. J., and Elizabeth Huber 21. 40 North Twenty-first street. LINDB ERG-POWELL Eua-ena V. T.ln. berg, legal, 215 Twelfth street, and Mary Powell, legal, 1497 East Ash street. M EAR NS-M EARNS George A. Mearns legal, Norton Hotel, and Margaret M. Mearns. legal. 467 Sixth street. KIPPLE-KNOW William F. KIppIe. legal. Central building, and Mrs M tinow. legai, one e-in wasmngton street. WILLIAMS-DAVIS Lew L. Wllliama 29. 550 Cone street, and Emily O. Davis, 20, antt t oucn street. TURR1N-DE PIERO Ssnte Turrln, 83. Mount Angel. Or., and Ellsa De Plero. 23. Portland. FORTINO-PICCALO Frank N. Fortlno. 22, 1641 East Eleventh street, and Rose Marie Plccalo, li, 1650 East Seventeenth street. Vancouver Marriage Licenses, MORGAN -KENDALL Sam Morgan, col ored. 52. Portland, and Lois Kendall, 23. Portland. WHITE-CROPSWH1TE William H. White, 34, Portland, and Minnie Cross- nite. it. fortisna. TUCKER-GREEN Charles Cecil Tuck er. 35. Portland, and Elhal Green. 22. Portland. . I Liberty Bond Quotations. NEW YORK, April 21. Liberty bond quotations closed as follows: 3s 89.40IThlrd 4 90.20 First 4s 87.40 Fourth 4s... .87.42 Second 4s 87.201 Victory 3s... .97.50 First 4s i.82 victory 97.48 Second 4s....ai.a. Money, Silver, Etc. NEW YORK, April 2L Prime mercan tile Daner. 707. Time loans steady; 00 days, 90 days, six montns, evi per cent. Call money firm; nign, low. ruling rate. closing bid and last loan 6; offered at 7. Bar sliver, aomesric us , foreign 59 Mexican dollars, 45. LONDON, April II. Bar silver. 844d per ounce. Money 6 per cent. Discount rates, short puis. 6 per cent. Foreign Bonds. Foreign bond quotations furnished bv me uvwiKUft B vvua.o company ox port- land: Bid. Asked. Russian a '-is, ip-'i 18 18 Russian 5 a. 1926 8 10 Russian 6s. 1919 17 19 French 6s, 1931 68 Oil French 4s, 1917 44 46 Frencu 5s, 1920 68 till Italian 5s. 1918 37 38 tiriusn oa, J 14. .onu 0WO British 6s, 1927 369 381 British 5s, 1929 371 881 British vky 4s 298 310 British ret 4s 274 286 Belgium rest 5s 65 tiu Belgium prera 5. ............ 69 71 German W. L. 5s 12 13 Berlin 4s 12 13 Hamburg 4s 14 15 Lelpalg As .15 16 Munich 5s IS 18 Frankfort 4s 15 16 Jap 4s 66 67 THE LESS RIGIDITY THE BETTER The less vibration, the longer life for your car. The smoother the road, the lees wear and tear on the car. The more cushions such as springs, shock absorb ers, pneumatlo tires, etc, the less your car is affected. To g-et maximum life out of your car, avoid a rig-id pavement. The Ideal type of resilient pavement and the most durable, too, is Warrenite-BItulithlc See River side Drive now in its 9th year. Undertone of Ho Market Con tinues Weak Two Loads of Montana Cattle In. A dozen loads of stock arrived at the iccal yards of which four loads of hogs I came In as a direct shipment. The hog I market presented a repetition of the re- j cen. weas teatures ana it wouia taKe unusually good quality to bring the top price of 11 cents quoted. Cattle were steady and unchanged. Among the cattle arrivals were two loads of good grade from Montana. Sheep and lambs were steady at last prices. Receipts were S3 cattle, 1 calf, 753 hogs and 117 sheep. , The day's sales were as follows: Wt. Price.l wt. Price. 6 steers .1140 $6.23 2 hogs ... 155 $9.00 19 steers .1185 7.00 1 hog .... 200 5.00 2 cows .. 9U0 2.501 2 hogs ... 175 8.00 cow "... 920 4.50'24 hogs ... 148 10.00 1 cow ..t!070 4.001.17 lambs . 114 5.00 1 cow ... 5X0 4.00112 lambs . 52 7.00 2 calves . 140 11.50(28 lambs . 67 9.00 1 bull ...1900 4.50112 lambs . 64 9.00 15 mixed . 334 4.2SI 9 lambs . 58 9.00 1 hog ... 190 10.50124 yearl. .. 77 2.50 8 hogs .. 133 10.251 8 yearl. 153 5.00 20 hogs .. 194 10 75120 mixed . 129 3.00 3 noss .. 106 10.73 03 ambs .. 39 9 00 18 hogs .. 193 10.50116 yearl. .. 107 4.50 8 hogs .. 197 11.001 The following prices are current at the loce.I yards:- Cholce steers ..J. ...7 V.$ 7.25S9 8.00 Medium to good eteers 6.50(9 7.50 Fair to medium steers 6.00i 6.50 Common to good steers 6.000 6.03 Choice cows and heifers 6.009 6.75 Medium to good cows, heifers. &.5(ltd 6.00 Fair to medium cows, heifers. 4.00 5.50 Common to fair cows, heflers. 4 Oo-ft) 5.50 Cannera 2.50 4.00 HUMS 8 30 5.00 ll.00iftill.50 . 7.00(310.50 . 4.00 7.00 . 6 00 6.50 . 6.50 6.00 Choice dairy calves rrime light calves.. Heavy calves , Bes feeders l-'al- to good feeders Hon Frimo light 10.00 11.00 .smooth neavy. z.iu to soo lbs.. H. 50 10 so Smooth heavy, 800 lbs. and up 8.0() 9.30 Rough heavy 6.00(h) 0.00 stags 5.00(9 9.00 Fat pigs 10.50011.00 Feeder pigs 10.00 11.00 Sheep Prime east-of-mountain lambs 7.00(9 8.00 Valle - lambs 5.000 6.25 Heavy lambs, 90 lbs. and up.. 5 00 (ft 6.00 Feeder lambs 3.00 3. 00 Cul: lambs 2.00 4.00 Yearlings 4.. ",0 a 5.50 Wethers 4.00 5.00 Ewes 1.00 a 4.00 Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO, April 21. Cattle Receipts, 12.000 head; beef steers and butcher she stock slow, generally steady, 676-pound pabr beeves, $9.50; bulk beef steers, $7.50 50: bulk butcher she stock, (3.5O07.5O; bulls strong to 25c higher; bulk, $5,500 50- veal calves, lower: bulk to packers. 78: stockers and feeders, weak. Hogs Receipts, bo.uou neaa; mostly 25d to 50c lower than yesterdays average; some lights and light butchers off more; on early. $8 so; duik oi sales 7.83as.&o: pig.:, 50o to 65c lower; bulk desirable, 90 to 120-pound pigs, $8.25jf8.40. Sheep Receipts, is.uuu neaa; nest iambs nio tly steady; others 25c lower; sheep, teady: wooied lamo top early, tiu.85; bulk, $9.75010.50; shorn top, $10; bulk. S.7509.5O; choice 150-pound shorn ewes. $6.35. Omaha Livestock Market, OMAHA, April 21. Hogs Receipts. 11,- 000 head; opening active, 10023c lower, trengthenlng to steady and closing, 100 15c higher; bulk, 180 to 240 pounds, butch crr $7.7508; top, $8.10; bulk, butchers, 250 pounds and over, $707.75; packing grades, $8.2506.75. Cattle rteceipis, auu neaa; oeex BLeers and she stock, steady to strong; early top steers, $8.45; bulls and veals strong; stock ers and feeders steady. Sheep Receipts, suuo neaa; lames ruiiy 25o higher; bulk wooied Iambs, $0,500 10.25; top,' $10.35; clipped lambs, $8,500 25; stockers ana leeaers, sieaay. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITY, April 21. (United States Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts, 4500; beef steers, steady to I5c lower; olorados, $7. 7507. ya; top yearlings, in; $30,000,000 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company First Mortgage 20-Year, 8 Sinking Fund Gold Bonds. Dated May 1, 1921. Due May 1, 1941 Total Authorized, $30,000,000. Interest Payable May 1 and November 1. Coupon Bonds of $1000, $500 and $100. Interchangeable With Provision for Registration of Principal. Principal and Interest Payable in New York and Cleveland. Redeemable as a Whole, or in Part for the Sinking Fund, on Any Inter est Date at 120 and Interest. The Company Agrees to Refund the Present Pennsylvania Four-Mill Tax to Holders Resident in Pennsylvania Who Have Paid Such Tax. APPLICATION WILL BE MADE IN DUE COURSE TO LIST ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. THE UNION TRUST COMPANY OF CLEVELAND, OHIO, TRUSTEE The Mortgage Will Provide for the Retirement of the Entire Issue at 120 and Interest by Drawing by Lot $750,000 Bonds on Each Interest Date Beginning November 1, 1921 The following information is summarized from a letter from Mr. G. A. Stadelman, Vice-President of the Company: 1 Security: These bonds, outstanding under a closed mortgage, will be specifically secured by first mort- -gage lien upon all the fixed assets of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, now owned and hereafter acquired, together with pledge of stocks of subsidiary corporations. The mortgage is to provide that the company shall always maintain net current assets, as defined, equal to at least 125 of the amount of these bonds outstanding. Assets: The balance sheet of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, as of February 28, 1921, but after giving effect to present financial readjustments, as pre pared by Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co., shows: Net property account; less depreciation Net tangible assets, less all reserves . . . Net current assets. ..$ 54,252,050 .. 135,344,153 .. 63,139,808 Earnings: Net sales and net income of the company for the past five fiscal years, as . certified by Messrs. Price, Waterhouse & Co., have been as follows: Fiscal year ended October 31: Net sales after allow- i 1919 ,0" 19,8 ances, returns, etc.. .$188,866,024 $158,258,892 $122,675,726 $103,558,669 $59,122,281 Net income available for interest, taxes and inventories adjust ment 10,384,908 23,759,989 16,176,808 15,067,765 7,456,877 At th close of the last fiscal year, October 31, 1920, J9.970.000 was written of net Income Known above for the year, representing the difference between cost and market value of raw mater'als In Inventory. In the balance sheet referred to above a further provision is made amounting to $32,850, 000, so that crude rubber on hand and to be received under contracts will be carried at 20 cents per pound, and fabric at present market value. The net income available for interest and taxes as shown above, after inventory adjustments, averaged $12,575, 269 per annum for the five-year period. Annual interest on these first mortgage bonds amounts to $2,400,000. The company estimates that net income before interest and taxes for the 12 months to Febiuary 28, 1922, will be approximately $10,600,000. Management: During the life of these bonds control of the management of the company, through the right ' "" to elect a majority of the board of directors, will be vested in Messrs. Clarence Dillon of Dillon, Read & Co. ; John Sherwin, chairman of the board of the Union Trust Company, Cleveland, and Owen D. Young, vice-president of the General Electric Company, or their successors, either through management stock or a voting trust. W' offer the above bonds for delivery when, ai and If Issued and received by ns, subject te approval of le(al proceedings by counsel, PRICE 99 AND INTEREST Dillon. Read & Co. Goldman. Sachs & Co. The National City Company Guaranty Co. of New York Lee Higginson & Co. White, Weld & Co. Blair & Co., Inc. Kissel, Kinnicutt & Co. Hallgarten & Co. Lehman Bros. Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. A. G. Becker & Co. The Northern Trust Company, Chicago The Union Trust Company, Cleveland Bond and Goodwin and Tucker Bank of Italy Cyrus Pierce & Co. The Anglo and London, Paris National Bank, San Francisco The information contained in this advertisement ha been obtained from sources which we consider reliable. Wh'le not guaranteed, it io accepted by ua aa accurate. fc. stock, steady, for week, bulk cows, O5.50fe6.50; good belters, 7j7.75; all oth firs uneven, generally steady; best vealers, S9; canners mostly $1.50 2. ssn n.winii. Rooo head. Sheep, weak tc 25c lower; wooied ewes shorn and Texas wethers, S6.75; lambs, steady; top. iu.zo, Seattle livestock Market. SEATTLE, Wash., April 21. Hogs Re ceipts none; market steady; prime, P-S 11 21 smooth heavies, 19.75107S; ruugh heavies, 7.758.25; pigs. 10ll. Cattle Keoetpt s non; - WE WAJfT Hens and Broilers Top Prices Quick Returns C. M. HALL PRODUCE CO. 2TJ-2T4 nilnan Street. Portland. Or. New Issue We own and offer Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Dated May 1, 1921-g Gold BondS"7Due May X' 1941 Denominations $1000 and 500 S 750.000 of this issue will be redeemed by lot each six months beginning November 1, 1921, at 120. This issue is secured by a first closed mortgage on the entire, plant and properties of the company. Price: 99 and interest fc.pevereaux Rgmpany 87 Sixth Street Investment Bonds Portland, Oregon Broadway 1042 prime steers, $7.75 8.25: mpdium to choice, $67.25; common to rood, $5.50 C 50; bwt cowa and hHferw, $tf.507; me- dlum to choice, $4.Brtfl,S.50; common to good. $3 'o' 4.50; bulls, $4Q5.50; light Cttlves, S10r0(ll; h?avy calvfts. $17. Investment Suggestions Due Yield 6.00 6.00' Crook County, Oregon 6s 1929 6.00 Jefferson County, Or., 6s 1941 Connell, Washington, 6s 1939 jsnusn uoiumDia os j.yo t.ioo Portland Gas & Coke 7s 1940 7.50 Greater Winnipeg Wat Dist. 6s . 1923 Pacific Power & Light 1st 5s. . .1930 Portland Flouring Mills 1st 8s . . 1936 8.00 8.00' 8.00 o Call or write for complete descriptive circulars of the above securities. BlVth, Witter, & Co. Ycon Bldg., PORTLAND SEATTLE - SAM FRANCISCO - LOS ANGELES - NE.W YORJt I BONDS IMPROVEMENT PROVINCIAL SCHOOL WATER to yield 6 to 8.50 Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Main 113 80 Fourth St Board of Trade Bldg. Ground Floor HERRIN & RHODES, Inc. (EarabtLk.al INM) BROKERS MEMBERS CHICAflO 1IOARD OF THAUU. romspoadrnts, iC H. tlt'TTOM A CO. Member, ft.w York Slock I2x. rhaait. I'rlval Lrsasd Wire. Direct to All hrmrlly mud C.aa modltr Markets. LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS BOUGHT AND BOLD MAIN 2H3 mm4 SH4 201-3 KAliWAK LUU. DLDO. Money to Loan - on Butlnesa and Residence Property. Mortgage Bond Company Ma4n 2H31 Wilcox Illdar. A.