Morning Oregonian., May 18, 1921, Page 21, Image 21

TIIE MORNING , OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921 "
21,
HIDE MARKET GAINS
WITH
MUH
E
BUI
Tanners Are Taking Calfskins
' and Packers,
COUNTRY HIDES JNACTIVE
General Improvement la Bast Ex
pected to Be Reflected in
Values Here.
The tone of the hide market throughout
the country continues to improve, which
is regarded as a good indication that raw
materials generally, after reaching mini
mum values, must necessarily do better.
No changes have been, made in local quo-
tations. nor are country hides materially
aigher In any of the eastern markets, but
packer hides have a strong tendency and
calf skins also show more activity and
strength.
Country hides, however, are receiving
more attention in the east and numerous
ales are reported In trade advices of
choice middle west free of grub extremes,
23 to 45 pounds, at from 100 to 11c, and
Inferior lots at proportionately less. HeaV'
ler weights of country hides are not re
celvlng much Interest, but a few sales
have been made of buffs at up to 8c for
free of grub stock and from 6c to Tc for
soorer hides, as to percentage of grubs.
Tanners have also operated freely in
the calfskin market, cleaning up most of
the available supplies In Chicago, New
Tork and other Important points, and the
active demand has resulted In an appre
ciable stiffening of prices. One tanner
alone boua-ht about 100.000 skins, In addl
tlon to previous large purchases, and paid
the advanced price of 21c for bo.uw -m
cago packer calfskins -and 20c for Chicago
city skins. Last sales of New Tork city
calfskins, which are sold per skin for
6 to 7 pounds, 7. to 9 pounds ana 9 to im
pound weights, were at 11.70, 1.95 and
it is Following these transactions, noia
ers talked from 15c to 25c higher, and
hiri. no to 11.80. J2.10 and $2.35 were oe
'.lin.d. Material advances were regis
tered at the recent auction sale in Paris.
.nA prl.. citv calfskins variously so.
vanced from 11 to 31 per cent, according to
welrhta.
Tradinr In packer hides has been some
what restricted of late, owing to advances
asked, but moderate-sized, transactions
have been effected In the Chicago market
in i.rii .aitin hides at 9c for ugnt na
.w. rows and'llc for native steers. Back
salting lots moved freely at 11c for June
to December heavy native cows.
winter extreme light native steers and 8c
and 7c respectively, for winter ugnt ana
extreme Texas steers. About 30.000
mailer Independent packer hides have
also been sold at Chicago at from c to
le under big packer prices. .
COCXTRI WHEAT BIDS UNCHANGED
Moderate Amount of Business Is Reported.
Coarse Grains Weak. .
There was a fair amount of business In
the wheat market yesterday and country
Hr. were reported the same as aionu.jr
At the Merchants Exchange hard white
was unchanged. Club and son wnne wr.
' 1 cent lower and therefore no bids on the
Other grades.
The coarse grain market was easier
t offers were reduced 25c J 1.25. -
Eastern advices said Belgium bought
112.000 bushels of gulf wheat -for the laat
half of July, and It was unaerstooa usr
mu would resume buying on June 1.
Crop conditlona In the middle west con-
.Inn. unfavorable.
The Canadian wheat visible Is 14.973.000
bushels, a decrease of 848.00O nusneis.
Oata decreased 1.827.000 bushels.
A Buenos Aires cable said the Argentine
atrtka had been settled.
Terminal receipts, in cars, were reported
y the Merchants Exchange aa follows:
Portland W ht. Bly. Fir. Oats. Hay.
Tuesday ' 6a... 7 1 2
Season to date. .. .17.201 248 1002 S38 2343
Tacoraa K
teS'to'date"!! 4.4S3 fU 974 X7S' 925
Seattle
leonyto'date'." i.ihb 212 489 444 1403
ORDERS FROM NORTH FOR BETTER
Lseal Buying for Storage Account Also Is
Active. : ' "
There were northern orders for butter on
the market yesterday In competition with
local buyers for storage, and, while the
market was very firm, cubes were no
higher than 25 .cents. .
Eggs ruled steady at 19 cents delivered
In spits of the lack 'of any outside de
mand, i i
Poultry was scarce and firm. Small
. hens were quoted at 19.022 cents and
heavy hens at 23027 cents. Broilers and
fryers. If large, will sell well at 30035
cents, but nothing less than 18 pounds 'to
the dozen will move.
Country dressed veal Is In a little bet
ter demand at 14 cents for the best grade.
Pork" sold at the aame price.
Strawberry Prices Steady.
Strawberry prices remain very steady.
California berries held at $3.403.5O, al
though recelpta did not entirely clean up,
because of the cooler weather. The few
shipments of Oregon berries received sold
at 55.S0.
Asparagus wis firmer. Walla Walla sell
lng at' tl.SJ a box and Oregon at tl.61
a, dozen.
jobbers f. o. b. Tillamook. 19c; Toung
Americas. 20c pound.
POULTRY Hens, 1927c pound: ducks.
nominal; geese, nomlnalt turkeys, nom
inal. , PORK Fancy, 14c per pound.
. VEAL Fancy. 13 Vi 14c per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
FRUITS Navel oranges. 13.7565.75 per
box; lemons, $3.7565; grapefruit, 39
9.23 per box: bananas, BSfelOc pound;
apples. $1.2563 box: strawberries, $3,400
5.50 per crate; cherries, 25c per pound.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 45c pound;
lettuce, 13.7564 per crate; carrots,. $1.50
per sack; garlic, 20c per pound; beet a
$1.50 per sack: green peppers, 80 50c per
pound; rhubarb, 4 6c pound; spinach.
T8o per pound; turnips. $1.503 per
sack- tomatoes, $4 per lugr cucumbers.
I175S2 7H nr Anirn: neas. 14tfltfC per
pound: asDararua. S1.65 per dozen; beans.
20a22c
rUTAiuss Oregon. per xw
nounds: Yakima. II. 50&1.75: new Califor
nia, 4Vi65t4c per pound; sweet potatoes,
$3.75 per crate.
ONIONS Oregon, 73c P J 1 per ssck; new
crop, white Bermudas, $2 per crate.
Staple Groceries.
Local Jobbing quotations:
SUGAR sack basis) (Jane granulated.
7.85c per pound; beet, 7 65c per pound.
NUTS Walnuts, 803c pound; Brazil
nuta. HOC.: filberts. 12c: almonds. 24 6 50c:
peanuts. 8611c per pound; cocoanuts. $1.73
per dozen.
RICH Blue Rose, Ac per pound; Japan
style, 4Kc per pound.
BEANS Small wnite, lie; pina, ic;
lima. 8c: red. 8c per pound.
COFFEE; Roasted, bulk, in arums, io
36 Mjc per pound. .
SALT Granulated. bale. $3.4004.25;
half ground, ton. 60s. $19.75; 100s, $19.25;
lump rock, $28 50.
DRIED FRUITS Italian prunes, 6c
pound; dates, $4.2566.83 per box; figs, $2
t5.a per box.
Hides, Hops. Etc.
TALLOW No. L 3tt64c; No. 2, 2tt63c
per pound".
CASCARA BARK 1920 peel. 7c pound;
1921 peel, 6c pound; delivered Portland.
HOPS 1920 crop, best, 20c per pound.
HIDES Salted country hides, 4c deliv
ered Portland; grubby hides. 3c; city calf
skins, 12c; country calf skins, 10c; good
kip. 6c: grubby kip, 4c.
WOOL New clip. 1020c per pound.
MOHAIR New clip. 16o per pound, de
livered Portland. '
Provisions.
HAMS All sizes, 30 6 36c; skinned, 316
36c; picnic, 18c; cottage roll, 28c
BACON Fancy. 436 53c; choice, 306
35c; standard, 16 27c.
LARD Pure, tierces, 16c pound; com
pound, tierces, 11c. '
UKI salt bocks, zujac; piates, xec
STOCKS FIRM AT CLOSE
TRACTIONS, COPPERS, MA
RINES STEADY 3IARKET.
CATTLE RECEIPTS LARGE
SUPPLIES BROUGHT IX FROM
CANADA AND MONTANA.
Prices at Local Yards Are Barely
Steady Hogs Quarter Lower
and Sheep Weak.
The stockyards had a run ot 37 loads
yesterday, of which 10 loads were Cana
dian cattle coming as a direct shipment
to a local packer and 22 loads were Mon
tana steers, most of them hay fed. A doz
en loads of these Montana cattle wen
throueh to the sound.
The cattle market opened up steady, but
the demand was none too brisk. The only
price changes were in calvea.1 which ave
raged about 50 cents lower. Sheep and
laml-a were unchanged but prices were
bart-ly steady. Hogs were off a quarter
on the day's business, with the regular
top now standing at $9.25 and an extreme
OI fll.HO. '
Receipts were 841 cattle.. 4 calves. 195
hoits and 283 sheep.
. Jne day s sales were as follows:
Wt Price
!3 steers 946 $7.7;
30 steers 1074 8.50
1 steer. 1120 7.73
6 steers 10.13 7.73
Wt. Price.
4 Iambs. 68 $6.00
23 lambs. . 68 7.30
6 ewes.. 143 4.00
2 vearlf 110 5.00
30 steers 1043 8.75119 wethers 104 4.50
77 wethers 105 4.50
2 cows.. 940 6.50
25 steers 1101 8.65
4 steers 8:16 6.75
1 cow.
1 cow. .
1 cow. .
81 calves
1 calf .
870 T.23
670 4.10
70 5.25
214 6.00
120 9.00
1 bull. . 1340 4.
19 mixed 640 6.00
5 mixed 440 6.00
2 mixed ""640 3 23
43 hogs. 130 9 73
lhoK. 220 9.751
2 hoirs. 140 9.50!
9 hogs. 136 9.60
4 hogs. 1S5 9.50
44 hogs.- 157 9
o hogs, 244 9.00
lhog.. 2S0 8.75
t hogs. 102 9.33
4 hogs. 102 9.23
6 hogs. 101 9 201
5 hogs. - 248 9.25!
4 hogs. 1B0 9.25
6 hogs. 2:t8 9.1H!
5 hogs. 214 9 25
3 hogs. 213 9.2.'
3 hogs. 1IS3 9.2.1
4 hogs. 217 9.231
6 lambs 3S 6.501
15 lambs 65 6.50
33 lambs 68 B.50I
84 lambs 65 7.001
Prices on the various classes of livestock
t the yards follow:
Choice steers $8.25 8.50
Medium to good steers 7.500 A 23
Falr-to medium steers 6.756 7.50
ommon to good steers 5.75 6 6.75
Choice cows and heifers 6.256 7.00
Medium to good cows, heifers 8.75 6.25
Fair to medium cows, heifers 5.25(19 K 7.1
Common to fair cows, heifers 4.25 6 5.25
Canners 2.756 4.25
Bulls 8 506 6.50
14 cows..
3 hogs..
1 hog...
1 hog...
4 hogs..
1 hog....
8 hogs..
. 6 hogs..
3 hogs..
2 hogs..
13 bogs..
7 hogs..
1 hog.. . -
8 lambs.
85 lambs.
1 lamb..
12 lambs.
4 lambs.
13 lambs.
9 lambs.
15 lambs.
33 lambs.
4 lambs.
5 lambs. .
17 lambs. ;
16 lambs. '
21 lambs.
40 lambs.
4 lambs.
13 lambs.
0t!2 6.50
203 9.50
.3f0 7.23
500 6.00
212 9.25
300 7.00
220 9.23
178 9.50
14B 9.50
130 9.50
131 9.75
237 9.23
510 6.25
63 7.
60 6.75
60 6.73
80 7.25
72 7.50
63 6.75
61 7.30
64 6.00
60 7.25
69 7.30
60 6.30
57 6.75
58 675
68 6 75
69 6.75
57 5.50
87 ' 7.50
Mohair Buying Price Reduced.
Conditions In the mohair market have
sot changed for the better and. with s
lack ot eastern demand, local buyers have
reduced their buying price from 18 to 16
cents delivered Portland, for long staple.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the northwestern
cities yesterday were as follows:
Clearings. Balances.
Portland .'.'.'.$4,456,813 $ 620.297
Seattle 4.0,8!1 , 893.523
Tacoma 7.45.082 136,404
Spokane 1,859,494 891,354
PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATION'S.
Grain. Floor and Feed.
Merchants Exchange, noon session.
Bid
June. July
8 1.37
1.35
1.35
80.00 30.00
30.00 30.00
24.00 24.00
22.00 22.00
28.00
31.00
30.50
Wheat May.
Hard White ..$ 1.40
Soft white 1.39
White club 1.89
Oats
No. 2 white feed 81.00
Ho. 2 gray 30.00
Barley .
Brewing 24.00
Standard feed 22.1k)
illllrun 27.50
Corn
N. 2 E. Y. shipment. 81.00
No. 3 E. Y. shipment. 30.50
FLOUR Family patents. 1 8. B0 per bar
rel; whole wheat $7; graham I6.&0; bakers'
hard wheat $8.25; bakers' bluestem pat
ents $7.75; valley bakers' $7.25; straights
$1.25.
M1LLFEED Prices f. o. b. mill: Mill
ran. $30 per ton; rolled barley. $38640;
rolled oats. $40; scratch feed, $51 per ton.
CORN Whole, $38; cracked, $41 per ton.
HAY Buying pricea f. o. b. Portland.
Alfalfa. $18 a 18.50 per ton; cheat. $22 6 23
per ton; clover. $16; valley timothy, $24
625; eastern Oregon timothy, $26.
Dairy and Country Prod nee.
BUTTER Cubes, extras. 25c lb l prints
parchment wrapped in bo- Iota. 80c;
cartons, 810. Butterfat. buying price: A
grade, 25c; B grade, 23c, Portland deliv
ery. aiGGS Buying prices, esse count. 19c
delivered. Jobbing prices to retailers:
Candled ranch, 21c; selects, 24c
uiAaas iuuunws tripieis, price j.o
Choice, dairy calves.
rrime light calves..,
Medium light calves
Heavy calvea..
Best feeders
Fair to good feeders.
Hon
Prime light
Smooth heavy, 250 to 300 lbs 7.506 8.50
Smooth heavy, 800 lbs and up 6.506 7.50
nougn neavy ..
Stags
Fat pigs"
Feeder pigs ....
Sheep
Prime lambs ...
Fair to good
Cull lambe
Feeder lambs . .
Light yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Light wethers
Heavy wethers
Ewes . .
9.50610.00
9.006 9.50
6.00 6 9.00
3 00 6.00
8.25 6.75
6.766 6.26
9.23i 9.60
6000 7.50
4.006 7.50
9.00 6 9.50
8.506 9.50
Covering Movement Develops in
race of Stronger Call Money .
Rate; Bonds Irregular.
NEW YORK, Mav 17. Today's opera
tions in the stock market were perfunctory
and dull.
Meager nnbltc nartlclnation seemed re
stricted to the selling side. Some rails
suffered additional moderate 'losses as a
result of pessimistic views uttered By
transportation officials' and believed to
foreshadow more dividend readjustments.
Similar conditions aDDlled to many
steels, equipments, motors and ' other
issues.
Although call money held- at 7 per cent.
shorts were driven in before the close by
purchases Cf local traction issues, as well
as gas issues, coppers and shippings. mai
prices in most Instances were consider
ably above lowest levels. Sales amounted
to 576.000 shares
Continuance of the holiday period abroad
detracted from activity of foreign ex
change. Exceot for the Dutch rate, all
Important International remittances were
firm to strong. .
Foreign issues were the most conspicu
ous features of the bond market. Chilean
8s reacted on dissolution of the under
writing syndicate and Mexicans lost ground
with French municipals. Domestic bonds
were steady although the liberty group
showed further irregularity. Total sales,
par value, $10,750,000.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
fFurnlahed hv Overbeck A Cooke com
posing
bid
434
1714
47
82
H
lis
86 H
76
' 89
47
3014
125 ii
108
20
60
6
44
1214
56
64
4814
38
87
6!4
10
42H
700 11 11 W
60
70
74
59
68
73
85
83
300 108
pany, Portland.) 1
High. Low.
Adams Exp.. '800 43 43
Advance Rum 200
Agr Chem... - 100 47 47
AJax Rubber. 100
Alaska Gold.. 600
Alaska Jnneu 100
Allle-Chalm... ' 700 86 36
do. .pfd 300- 76 76
Am Beet Sugr 200 89 89
Am Bosch.... 1,600 48 47
Am Can Co... 1,400 30 80
do. pfd 100
Am Car & Fdy 400 126 125
do pfd
Am Cot Oil
United Drug.. 100 ' 94 94
Untd Food Pd 7,200 N2S 21
uniteo. tuii..
U Rds of N. J
..... .....
U Rtail Stores .....
IT S I Alcohol 2.800
U S Rub 8.500
do. pfd
TJ S Sltg 600
U S Steel.... 13.800
do. pfd
Utah Copper.
Va Chem.....
Vana Steel...
Vivandou ....
Wabash 1 200
do. A pfd.. 600
do. B pfd...
Wells Fargo.. 100
western Pac. 600
do. nfd . . v M O
West Union
West E & M.
West Md
White Motors.
Willys Ovd ..
do. pfd
Wilson Pckg..
wis central ....
Woolworth ....
Worth Pump. COO 61 , 61
BONDS.
TJ S 2s reg....99
ao coupon .."W9
. do 4s reg...104
do cv 4s cpn'104
Pan 3s reg 77
do coupon ..77
A T t T cv 6s 98K
Atchen gen 4s. 77'
D R cons 4s.64
N Y Cen deb 6s 89
MOST OF ADVANCE LOST
1.100
600
1.500
900
800
300
900
1,200
300
300
67
29
83
8
8
23
'es"
2 H
68
48
10
40
9
40
42
34
82
108
65
28
84
8
8
22
6V"
29
68,
48
10
89
8
89
41
94
108
11
25
69
AQ U
73 TAKING OF PROFITS, REDUCES
35 I EARLY GAINS IN W.HEAT.
108
67
28
34
8
8
22
14
65
29
67
88
48
Chicago Bulge Due to Buring by I
Eastern Speculator, Recently
on Bear Side of Market.
National Bank of Commerce
HiNcwYork
Established 1839 ..
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
APRIL 28, 1921
40
8
89
41
34
112
60
No Pao 4s..... T5
do 3s
Pao T T 5s..S4
Penn con. 4s.85
So Pac cv 5s...S8
CHICAGO. May 17. Wheat averaged I
higher In price today, largely as a re-
10 I suit of buying by houses with eastern I
connections. . The finish was unsettled at I
the same as yesterday's finish to o ad
vance, with May $1.46 to $1.46 and
July $1.15 to $1.15. Corn lost to
c, oats to c and provisions 2 to
22 cents. I
8harp advances took place during the I
first nart Af , V. - .lav K.. . , ; , ' .. I
R4 I wlpea oul m tne 'ter trading. The east-
vufias, wnics carriea values upwara, i
was ascribed for the. most Dart to a I
prominent speculator, who apparently had I
So Railway 5a. 82 I """i"'"' "peculator, wno apparently naa
Union Pac7 4.!: 84 Lb mtu nd ho hd changed hi. po-
U S Steel Ss.
95
3H
sltlon. Meagerness of the visible suodIv
7i ' lne "'Oct on nand here fa
cilitated the. UDturn in value. Subse
quent heavy selling was ascribed more or I
ieoj 10 pront taking and to a setback in I
Range of liberty bond ouotations. fur- IT '". " " at"veT Winnipeg,
i , . , . , . I " ' ' a inwo was Saia to be free enuntrv I
r i soiling. lilvtng out of suDDort In the!
Portland:
Liberty. Ss ....
do, 1st 4s .....
do. 2d 4s
do. 1st 4s....
do. 2d 4s....
do, 3d 4a. ...
do. 4th 4 'is...
Victory, 4s ...
ao, 3s
HJf.. i-S Close, "f r",' """J-1" - e"
.BS.2B B8.UU ?2 f Weakn... . I
ei.oo l v ' uc.cjuijea jn prices tor l
.87.74 87.54 87.60 I u oirenngs or corn, the re-
.87.40 87.26 87.26 8ult of the fact that corn Diantina- la near.
..90.74 90.68 90.70 I mg completion.
. .87.46 87.33 8i.34 . increased supplies of lard her. hail a
- ' I t" 1.1. ov l . J OllBCL On rjrOVIslnna
.....Ifl.va v I .OA ri.avi
. Resources
Loans and Discounts $324,387,88379
U. S. Certificates of. In
debtedness Other Bonds and Securities
U. S. Government Securi
ties borrowed
Stock of Federal Reserve
Eank
Banking House
' Cash, Exchanges, and due
from Federal Reserve Bank
Due from Banks and Bankers
Interest Accrued
Customers' Liability under
Letters of Credit and Ac
ceptances , ....... 30,733,813.28
5130,332,161.83
10,465.73
8,643,78626
1L200.000.00
1,500,000.00
4,000,000.00
98,721,181.02
10,710,352.95
424,678.85
Liabilities
Capital Paid up $23,000,000.00
Surplus , 25,000,000.00
Undivided Profits .,
Deposits
U. S. Government Securi
ties Borrowed
Bills Payable and Redis
counts with Federal Re
serve Bank
Reserved for Interest and
Taxes Accrued
Unearned Discount
Letters of Credit and Ac
ceptances Other Liabilities
8,149,879.80
336,352.558.46
1100.000.00
41.842.500.00
3.709,963.56
3,357,121.18
32,415,138.88
3,305,00.00
$43032,161.83
Mining Stocks at Boston.
do. pfd
Am Drug Synd
Allled-Chem. .
Am Hid & Lea
do. pfd 9.600
Am Ice
Am Intl Corp. 3.600
100
600
SO0
Am Linseed..
Am Loco
Am Saf. Razor
Am S & Com.
200-
6
45
13
67
48
88
6
44
12
67
'47
87
900
6
Am Smelter... 2,000
do. pfd 700
Am Steel fdy.- '500
Am Sugar.... 900
do. pfd 400
Am Sumatra.. 3.800
Am Tel & Tel 5.900
Am Tobacoo.. 4,600
do. B . . .
Am Wool. ...
do. pfd...
Am W P pfd
Am Zinc
Anaconda ..
Assd OH
Atchison ....
do. pfd ....
Atl. Olf W I 5.900
Baldwin Loco. 4.200
Bait & Ohio. . 400
Beth St'eel"B" 6,800
Booth Fish
B R T
Butte C Z.
Butte A Sup..
Caddo - OH
Calif Packing
Calif Pet
do. pfd. ....
Canadian Pac.
Cen Leather..
Cer De Pasco.
300 -. 10
2.200
13,000
"266 "
100
8.400
100
300
43.
77
65
105
124
6
10
42
so
91
"63
105
121
'76
SS
"42
'81
76
89
87
40
69
860 i3 'i2
77 " 77
85
43
"81
76
40
88
40
600
400
100
1,200
llio
400 114
42
15
17
60
48
12.600
2.000
7.000 7.50
e oofs 7.00
4.50 0 5.50
S.0OW 4.50
6.00 6.00
4.B0 8.00
4.50g 5.00
3.H0 4.50
1.00 4.25
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. May 17. (U. S. Bureau of
.Markets.) Cattle, 10,000, generally steady.
Early undertone weak; choice medium
weight steers, $9.50 to Wisconsin for
runner gains: top yearlings to killers.
$9.30: bulk fat steers. $89: bulk fat
she stock, $67.50; bulls, largely, $3,609
6.25; calves strong to higher; bulk veal
ers, $8.509.25; few to shippers, J9.50
10; stocker and feeder steers, $6.508.
Hogs 28,000, steady to 10c lower than
yesterday's average; lights and mediums
well sold; others slow; top. $8.80; prac
tical top, $8.76; bulk. $8.108.65; pigs
steady to strong, bulk desirable pigs, $8.25
98.30.
Sheep 11,000. steady to 25c higher:
wooled Iambs top early, $12.50; shorntop.
$12; bulk. $1111.75; prims. 85-pound
wooled yearlings, $11.25; choice 100
pound yearlings. $10.50; best shorn year
lings, $7.70.
Kansas City Livestock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Mav 17 TT a
Bureau of Markets.) Cattle. 14,500, beef
irora wtan 10 jdc lower; Dest loads, $8.75;
few head, $8.85; butcher stock steady to
15o lower: best 1000-pound cows. $6 80
bulk. $5.2596.25; all other classes steady
to weak; best vealera to nukir, la-
small lots to outsiders, $8.509; fleshy.
i.nn-pouna reeaer steers, $8.50.
Hogs 10,000. opened around 10 cents
lower; mostly -steady to in.. lm. on
head of 190 pounds to packers. $8.33; bulk
of sales, $898.25; packinr sows and ,tu
pigs steady; choice pigs, $8.75.
Sheep 16.000, sheep steady; Texas
wethers. $6.7597.25: Texas 1171a
6.50; lambs strong to 25c -higher: wooled
Colorado. $12.05; Arizona springers, $11 60
Native springers, $12.60; goats, active-
Omaha Livestock Market. .
OMAHA, May 17. (U. 8. Bureau of
Markets. ) Hogs suoo, generally steady;
bulk 180 to 240-pound butchers, $8,159
8.86; top. $8.40: bulk butchers, 250 pounds
and over, $7.858.10; packing grades
smooth, $7.2597.65.
Cattle 6500, killing classes steady to
25o lower; early top steers, $8.75; veals
steady: atockera and feeders firm.
Sheep 6000. lambs generally 60 cents
higher; top California spring lambs, $13.50;
best clipped lambs, $11.65; sheep steady to
strong; feeders unevenly higher; -best
clipped feeding lambs, $9.25.
Seattle Livestock Market.
Chandled Motr 2,800
Chgo & N W.. 100
Chgo Gt W... 100
do. pfd 300
Chili Con.... 7.200
Chlno 1.20O
C M St P 1,500
do. pfd..... 1.400 .
Coco Cola 500
C & 0 800
Colo F & I
Colo Southern 400
Col Gas & Elc 8.800
Columb Gran 2.400
Con' Gas 5,100
Cons Cigars
Contl Can.... 1,500
Contl Candy.. 400
Corn Prod.... 1.000
do. pfd.....
Cosden Oil 2.400
C R I & P 600
do A pfd. .....
do. "B" nfd 200
Crucible 5-.900 '
do. pfd ;
Cuba Cane.... 2,300
do. pfd
Cuba Am Sug 200
Del & Hudson 100
Dome Mines.. 100
D & R G 200
do nfd,.... 400
Endicott John 7.600
Erie ...... 1,700
do. 1st pfd. 300
do. 2d ufd.. 100
Famous Plyrs 6,900
Fed Mln & Sm
do. nfd 100
Flake Tire... 2.200
Gaston Wms
Gen Cigars...
Gen Elec
Gen Motor. . ..
Gen Motr 6
Goodyear
Gen Asphalt..
Goodrich ....
Granby
Great Nor Ore
do. pfd
Greene Canea
Gulf 8 Steel..
Hupp Motor..
Houston Oil..
Int Ag cor cm
do. ptd.....
Interboro ....
nterboro pfd.
Inter Callahn
Int Harv
Int Mer Mar.
do. ptd
Int Nickel...
Int Paper
do pfd
Invinc Oil
Island Oil....
Jewel Tea....
K C South....
do. pfd.....
Kelly-Spgfld .
Kennecott . . .
Keystone Tire
Lack Steel
Lehligh Valley
Lorlllard ....
Maxwell Mtrs.
do pfd
do. 2d pfd..
Mex fet
81
68
"'8
19
12
26
28
43
29
63
'87"
7
81
91
48
1
73
36
33
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79
20
"24
'26'"
1
66
14
21
14
16
60
4S
iii"
40
30
66
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19
12
26
28
- 42
29
63
'85
7
60
90
"48
1
72
85
82
66"
77
"i9
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"26"
1
64
14
21
75 73
27
17
. 27
16
100 137 137
B.800 12 , 12
1,000 69 69
"21.366 "73" "71
200 39 39
"406 "son" "so"
8.100 70 68
100 24 24
. 600 80 89
400 13 13
1,2110 87 36
100
800 ..
1.900 4 4
1,000 14 13
200 5 5
600 92 91
. 8,100 15 15
100 64 54
700 16 "1 16
20.300 73 71
"466 . 'l8 iR
2.600 4 8
100
6,000 29 26
' 6.806 47 "45
1,700 22 22
700 15 15
900 61 60
800 54 54
200 156 155
200 5 6
100
80
91
101
64
;o5
124
123
76
97
85
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101
81
76
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69
48
77
114
. 41
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26
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63
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60
67
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66
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7
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137
12
68
10
72
39
22
30
69
23
80
13
87
9
47
4
13
5
92
15
54
16
71
94
18
4
The Chicago maj-icAt w, 1 a I
.: of Portland aaidr"" C0OKe company
No Butte 10 I Wheat Th. .a-i- .a
gPa0m'D,.,:: U I "f?-" ? unfavorable" crop
Onincv I 41 l Jvansaa tailed to ho d
Superior"... . JUSe.Sf Ucl of "d")""" outside sup
Sul Bo. Mini 1 1 Ith conspicuous selling.
. ' ucwiiio, me eviuence 10-
uay was more convincing than ever that
wheat Is gradually working into a strong
POSitlOn. StOCkS. Of Whftat f l.rn.ln.1.
are d,own to the Irreducible minimum and
it is conceded that suDnlles of flour in
Swift A Co. Stocks. - I this country are at a low e.hh. BWaiT,,
CTInnlna nrlrea for Swift A Co. stoCRS at I w ' uB aoie to OUV wheat with
r-hi-ao wr rannrtnl hv the Overbeck & comparative ease, only because th do.
Cooke company of Portland as follows: mestic consumer, Imbued with the Idea of
Swift A Co 100 I IOW prices, has bought sparingly. Prices
LiDDy, Mcrseti & Liooy... 1 " " w ievei wnare it is reasonable
National Leather 7 I to assume that trade interests, encour-
Swift International 26 I aged by the Improvement in financial con
ditions. Will enter the m.rlr.t aa hnv.n
Money, Silver, Etc 1 Under present conditions a situation of
Atlouez 22
Ariz Com .... 9
Cal & Ariz 52
Cal & Hecla...256
Centennial .... 8
Cop R Con Co. 3
E Butte Cop M 9
Franklin 2 I
Isle Koyalle .. 21 I
Lake Copper . 2
Mohawk 83
i. HOWARD AUDREY
JOSEPH A. "RODERICK
GUY EMERSON
HARRY . BARRAN0
LOUIS P. CHRISTENSON
JAMES I. CLARKE
Shannon
Utah Cons .
Wolverine .
Granby Cons
90
4
l0
. essV'K
ROY H. PASSMORE
JAMES S. ALEXANDER
WILLIAM A. DAY
HENRY VV. da FOREST
FORREST F. DRYDEM
stftsarosar-'
JAMES 8. ALEXANDER
viom-nttBioMMTB
HERBERT P. HOWELL
LOUIS A. KEIDEL
DAVID H. Q. PENNY
JOHN E. ROVENSKY
eosto viem-Hmmiomirrm
ARCHIBALD f. MAXWELL
FRANZ MEYER
DIKMCTOmm
CHARLES E. DUNLAf
HERBERT P. HOWELL
FAR 18 R. RUSSELL
STEVENSON E. WARD
ROGER H. WILLIAMS
EDWARD H. RAWL9
EVERETT E. RISLEY
HENRY C. STEVENS
tuorron
ALBERT EMERT0N
NEW TORK. May 17. Prime mercan- I this sort could but find reflection In higher
tile naner 8 &7 oer cent. Mime loans i ju wnn ine crop uncertainty servlna-l
steady; 60 days, 90 days, six montns, nvt " aI auaea incentive
percent. Call money firm; high, low, rul- Corn Outside Interest was narrow and
lng rste, offered at and last loan 7 per the selling by commission houses and
cent; closing bid 6 per cent. ?ash interests proved too much for the
Bar silver Domestic 99; foreign w. """" power, rteceipts were again very I
M.rlcan dollars Sc I light and local receivers say they do not I
expect any Increase of -Importance for the I d-,.... w..hi..tnn tan?
T.nvnnv. Mav 17. Bar silver 83dnext two weeks at least. The cssh mar- I t.w
- . : . ,, waa IfaaIV an .nn . , , - -
per ounce, money o per cent., uiaiuuii. . " " - " i
rates, short bills 5 per cent. Ito c lower. At this level of prices we
Foreign Bonds. I ?ur? 10 overwneim tne Dnying power and
VALENTINE P. SNYDER
HARRY B. THAYER
JAMES TIMPSON
THOMAS WILLIAMS
Wheat Crop Helped by Rain.
SPOKANE Wash.. Mav 16. (Special. 1
believe nurchases on thesa ..ih.-v, win nenton county s wneai crop w
Forelm bond ouotations furnished by the ?!,' c?",!. on tne,e wl" favored bv a million dollar" rain of .69
uveroec as w W"' ' .""-"" Oats Ruled weak- n I..., I. m
ASK. I l,K MAM T. - V. 1. . 1
,1 lir-spoT tiding1 basT. was' Tew"a, to cut early in June will be a bumper
inu. hirher. Ponntrv offering. wr. r.nr,.n "op on all non-irrigated land snd winter
very ugnt ana it Is the consensus or
opinion that the farmer win not sell to
any extent, at least until the new crop,
which at present la not In good condition.
looks better,
Russian 5s, 1921..
Russian 5s, 11)26..
Russian 6s. 1019..
French 5s. 1031
French 4s, 1917....
French 5s, 1!20....
Italian 5s. 1918....
British 5s, 1922.....
British 5s. 11127....
British 6s. 1929....
British vky. 4s
British ref 4s
Belgium rest 5s....
Belgium prem 5s...
German W. L. 5s. .
Benin 4s ... A. ,
Hamburg 4s
Hamburg 4s ....
Leipsig 4s
Leipsig 5s
Munich 48
Munich 5s
Frankfort 4s ,
Jap 4s
Jap 1st 4s
Jap 2d 4s ,
Paris 6s a, . . . .
U K 5s. 1921
U K 5s, 1022 ,
II K 5U.S. 1929
U K 5s, 1937.
Bid.
" 15
.. 7
.. 16
.. 69
.. 55
..70 .
.. 45
..396
. .392 '
..392
..313
..282
. . 75
. . 78
.. 13
.. 35
.. 16
.. 17
.. 18
.. 17
.. 16
.. 18
., 17
,. 68
.. 84
,.84
,. 98
,'. 99
,. 97
. 91
. 85
Foreign Exchange.
56
80
46
40
402
402
323
202
78
80
15
16
13
38
18
19
18
20
1
68
84
?i July
"KM, c.
-1 w, " I
97
91 May
85 July
July
Inch, which lasted six hours and gave the
ground a good soaking. Rye, which has
been headed for 10 days and will be ready
wheat may also be eald to be safe until
harvest, though another rain In June
would be helpful, and It will be absolutely
necessary to guarantee a good yield of
spring wheat.
Rye Buying by eastern export interests LrnT.T,nv, nv T.AIRV PRfinTTCE
was the feature, while offerings were I .
scattered and small. Cash rye was firm
at half cent over May for No. 2 on track.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Ooen. His-h. Low. Close.
.$ 1.46 $ 1.49 8 1.45 $ 1.46
. 1.14 1.18 1.14 1.15
CORN.
.. .61 .61
. .63 .64
OATS.
.88 .30 ,SS
. .39 .40 , .39
May
July
July
Sept.
.60
.61
.60
.63
.SS
.39
MESS PORK.
ness yesterday, furnished by Northwestern
vatinnni hank of Portland. The amount
quoted Is the equivalent of the foreign! July
unit in United States funds
Countrv Unit. Rste.
Austria, kronen 0030
... 16.90 ' 16.90
... 16.90 . 16.90
LARD.
9.65 9.67 9.52 9.55
.. 9.97 10.00 9.S5 ...987
SHORT RIBS.
... 8.90 9.90 . . 9.85 9.00
10.07
Sept
Cash prices were:
Market Prices Ruling on Butter, Cheese
and Egg.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 17. Butter
Extras, S4c; prime firsts, 32 c; firsts
82e.
Eggs Fresh extrss, 25c; extra firsts,
24c; firsts nominal; dirties. 22c; extra
pullets, 21c; undersized pullets, 16o.
Cheese f lats, lancy, 10c; xirsis, nom
inal; Toung Americas, fancy. 18c; firsts.
nominaL
CHICAGO. May 17. Butter unchanged.
Eggs unchanged; receipts, 84,858 cases.
NEW YORK. May 17. Butter easier:
creamery, higher than extras. 80 9 30c;
do. extras. 29 c: do, firsts, 25 29a.
Eggs unsettled; fresh gathered extra
f firsts. 24925c; do firsts, 23924c.
Cheese irregular; state whole milk, flats,
short held specials, 17918c. j
SEATTLE, Wash.. May 17. Eggs Se-
Rele-ium. francs
Rule-aria, leva 0135 1
Czecho-SIovakia. kronen 0158 Io
Denmark, kroner 1810
Wheat No. 1 hard $1.6191.61, No. 8 lct local ranch, white shells, 2426c; do.
.0860 1 mixed $1.51.
Corn No. 2 mixed 59 960c, No. 2 yel-
ow nouc.
mixed colors, 22 23c; pullets, 19 920c
Butter City creamery, cubes, 29c; do,
bricks .or prints, 30c; country creamery
84.700 150
Miami ' 2.600
Md State Oil. 1.700
Mldvale Steel 2.000
M K & T
do pfd
Mont Powder.
Md Pac
do. pfd ..... '
Mont-Ward ..
M StP & SS M
M & St L
Nat Enamel. ..
Nat Lead ..
Nevada Con. .
New Haven..
Norfolk & W.
Nor Pac 7.300
Nov Sco Steel
N T Air Brake
N T Central. .
Okla Prod ref
Ontario Silver
Ontario At W..
Otis Steel ....
Pacific Oil . . .".
Pac G A Eleo
Pac Mail
Pan Am Pet.,
do. "B"
Penna .......
Peo Gas
Pere Marquet.
Fhiia t o
Pure Oil
Pierce Arrow.
Pierce OH
Pitts Coal....
Pit W Va...
Prsd Steel Car
Pullman .....
Rav Cons
Reading 2,uuu
Remington ... 900
Replogle Steel 300
Repub I &S... 8.600
do. pfd ..... -
Rep Motors. .
Ryl Dutch Oil
Ry Steel Spg
8 O Ind
Sears Robuck.
Rhattuck. Arls
Shell T & T. . .
Sinclair
Sloss Shef...,
Sou Pacific.
Sou Ry
do. prd
St L & S F... 1,300
Shorn Carb... 800
Studebaker .. 54,900
Swift & Co
Ten C Chem 800
Texas Oil 1.000
Texas Pao... 6.200
T Pac C a O. 2.900
Third ave.... 60 J
Tob Products. 1,700
Tran Con Oil.. 2.700
Vnlon OH DeL 800
23 U.
14
23
200
"hob "22
600 41
700 21
"sod ";.'i
100
800 79
1,200 12
900 19
600 97
7.300 73
200 85
600 71
200 71'
400 8
600 6
100 18
6r66 8St
1,200 68
26
01
46
22
15
60
54
:63
5
5
1
148
23
13
27
2
63
21 v21
148
22
13
27
4,000
700
2,100
400
700
100
"566
100
100
69
63
35
67
23
84
"30
10
62
100 88
8.400 102
1.900 14
73
87
28 ,
69
40
21
79
12
18
87
71
85
69
71
8
6
18
88"
43
6R"
62
34
64
2
82
29"
10
62
88
100
14
72
85
28
67.
8,200 65 64
8.200
' 10
600
6.400
i'.soo
1,500
8BATTLB. May 17. Hogs steady: no 1 T!ninn
receipts. Cattle steady; no receipts. j Union alloy
79
6
47
27
'77"
21
"24"
39
82
"s"
89
27
19
19
67
11
23
77
6
46
27
76
21
23
81
19
9
88
26
29
18
63
11
23
100 120 120
40
21
70
12
67
78
12
18
97
72
84
, 71
71
8
5
18
18
88
C8
14
68
34
68
'22
. 34
84
40
10
61
29
87
101
14
72
S
28
67
80
18
64
89
75
78
6
46
27
41
76
21
52
23
81
81
100
9
89
26
28
18
56
31
23
120
Fntrland. nound sterlinkr 4.01
Finland ffnmark 02 1! 0
France, francs 08."9
Germany, marks - 0180
Greece, drachmas .0573
Holland, cuilders
Hungary, kronen .OOftft
Italy, lire - .05S
J ugo -Slav-la. kronen 0080
Norway, kroner
Portugal, escudoa 0980
Rotimania, Ie4 . .01 SH
Serbia, dinara
Spain, pesetas
Sweden, kroner
Switzerland, francs
China Hongkong, local currency.,
Shanghai, taels
Japan, yen
Oats No. 2 white 3Sfi)39c No. 3 white I nvtm a r-nut m inhhri$. in cubes. 25a.
aiwaoc. i - --
Rye No. 1 11.3901.40. I Cntt futurwa Eauier.
r:2Z?A NEW TORK. May 17.-Th. market for
Clover seed $1318. coffee futures opened at an advance or 8
Pork Nominal. points on reports of firmer Rio exchange
Lard $9.25. ' rates, but there was very little demand
Ribs $9.3710.R0. and prices later eased off. The general
market closed net unchanged to 2 points
lower. May, 5.70c; July, B.7c; September,
6.36c ; October, 6.52c ; December, 6.83c;
Primary Receipts.
nrh..4 si i j aaa K,,.i,.u . ojn nun I Tnnnarv It A3c ; March. 7.13c.
bushels. Corn. 345.000 bushels versus 476.- Spot coffee quiet; Rio 7s, 508c; San
i OOO bushels. Oats, 872,000 bushels versus I ton 4s. n.ff!)Hc
I GklnHinl. nrka.4 atft K ArWl
67on I sus 527,000 bushels. Corn, 501,000 bushels
4S30 1 versus 229,000 bushels. Oats, 699,000
Duaneis versus si.'u.uuu Dusneis.
9
Yield
$62,500
Port Coquitlam, B. C.
77020 Year
General Obllsratloa Boads
Pswsrd and anprorea' hr tne special Art ot
Parliament of the Province ot llrltlsa
Columbia
Denominations 300, 910O0
PAYABLE U. S. GOLD COIN
rBJCK YIFT.n 9
$39,000
City of Prince George, B. C.
67-15 Year
ral Oblla-atloa
8
Yield
SCHOOL BO.VDS
PAYABLE U. S. GOLD COIN
Denomlnalloa (1000 "
PRICE 82.71 TO YIELD 8
rfcoae or wire reservations at onr eipens.
H. E. WILLS COMPANY
Circular, on request.
INVESTMENT BO.VDS
SIS TJ. S. Bank Building, Portland
Broad war 101 1
SEW TORK. May IT. Exchsnee Irrer
tilar: sterling, demand $3.99, cables
$4.00; francs, demand 8.10, cables 8.52:
Belgian francs, demand 8.50, cables 8.52;
guilders, demand 35.00. cables 36.00; lire,
demand 5.58, cables 5.60; marks, demand
1.73, cables 1.74; Greece, demand 5.53;
Sweden, demand 23.55; Norway, demand
10.00; Argentine, aemana 31.37; .Brazilian,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. May IT. Barley, 45
50c. Flax. No. 1. tl.83l91.85. Wheat. May,
11.38; July, 11.21.
Winnipeg Grain Market.
WINNIPEG. May 17. Wheat.. May
demand 14.12; Montreal 10 9-16 per cent 1.7; July. 11.50; October. U.2314.
rilaf-oitnt. . I
Grain at Ban franclsco. 1
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET! ' gAN FRANCISCO. May IT. Grain 5
Wheat Feed. l!fi2.2.V. milling-. 12.101
Prices Current on Vegetables, Fresh Fmlts, I 2.35; corn, white Egyptian, $2.2062 30;
Etc., at Bay City,
red mllo, tl.902.0S; barley, feed, 1.204j
SAN FRANCISCO, Ma, T Vegetable. "aS'S?1' M5- d
Asparagus, 310o: Italian squash. $1.80 a''1-ou' : '
1.75 crate: potatoes, new. 23c lb.:
sweets, Nancy Hall, 56; onions, Aus
tralian Brown, nominal; green, (1.7591.85
dox; tomatoes, imperial Valley, X1.7oB
per box; celery, nominal; garlio, tfHc;
bell peppers, 10g25c; chill, 20c 1 peas, ip
1.11c rnuoaro. Aiameaa, si.xaa)!. o; let
tuce, Sacramento, $1.506 2. 50 crate; arti-
choKes, $4tp9 per crate; spinach, 2tB3c;
Deans, string, iaei5c; wax. i:c; egg-
Seattle Grain Market.
SEATTLE. May IT. Wheat, hard white.
soft white, white club, $1.37; hard red
winter, soft' red winter, northern spring.
eastern red Walla, il.35; Big Bend blue-
stem, 1.40.
City delivery: Feea, scratcn leea, 150
per ton. Baby scratch feed, $67. Feed
wheat. $54. All grain chop. $42. Oats,
$39. Rolled oats, $41. Sprout oats, $44.
plant, 1023c: sacked veeetablea. nominal: "f.,. "J..,. ' IIT'
" ."OIa- .' aoien. ni. harl. 148. Milled feed. 130. Bran.
roultry young chlckena. sopeoc; stag- r" wh,. cracked corn. 142.
gy roosters, 20 S 25c; old, 13 18c; hens
23 35c; ducks, 25635c; geese, 25c; tur
keys, live. 40c: dressed. 45 50c: sauabs
4548c fancy; common, $3.50 dozen; old
pigeons, $3 dozen; Belgian hare, live, 209
22c; dressed, 25 & 28c
Fruit Oranges, navel, 12.75S5; valen-
elas, $33.76; lemons, $2.S04; grapefruit,
$28.75; apples, $lig2.50; strawberries, 50
07oc drawer, tl. 1001. 15 crate: raspber
ries, , ll.6O01.T5 drawer; blackberries. $3
crate; gooseberries. 15dl7c; bananas.
810c; Avocadoes, $5 dozen ;' cherries.
$1.7a2.25 box, 820c pound; spricots,
$3.3.25 four-basket crate; figs, $2.6U3
alx-layer box; peaches. $3 per orate.
Receipts Flour, 8630 quarters; wheat,
8315 centals; barley, 3580 centals: corn.
919 centals; potatoea, 2851 sacks; hay, 80
tons; hides, 101 bundles; lemons and or
anges, 2000 boxes; livestock, 275 head.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Oa., May 17. Turpentine.
firm; 61c. Sales, 131 barrels; receipts, 402
barrels; shipments, 139 barrels; stock, 7193
barrels.
Rosin firm; sales. 716 barrels: receipts.
1677 barrels; shipments. 156 barrels: stock.
76.729 barrels. Quote: B, $3.76; D, $4J0;
a, .au; r; tl.Ao; u, $4.40; H, $4.45; I,
$4.60; K, $5.15. M. $5.65; N, $6.25; WO,
o.oa; vvvv, ai.xa.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. May 17. Conner, firmer
electrolytic, spot and nearby, 1313 4c;
zuiures, id(3ijtte.
Tin, firm. Spot and nearby. 33.25 (3 33.50c:
futures, 33.25c.
Iron, nominal. No. 2 southern. $22.
Lead, steady. Spot, 5.00c.
Zinc, quiet. East St. Louis, delivery:
spot, 4.85$4.90o.
Antimony, spot, s.zoe.
' New Tork Sugar Market.
NEW TORK, May 17. Raw sugar. S.13o
for centrifugal. Refined sugar, 6.306.60o
for fine granulated.
Duluth Linseed Market.
STTLUTH. May IT. Linseed on track and
arrive, $1.85 A.
Dried Fruit at New Tork.
NEW TORK, May 17. Evaporated ap
ples, nominal. Apricoats la demand.
Peaches, steady.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. May 17. Soot cotton.
Steady. Middling, 12.85c,
130. Whole corn. 140. Cracked corn, $42
Hay Allaira. 124 ion. jjoudio com-
pressed alfalfa. $31. Po timothy, $35.
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