Morning Oregonian., September 14, 1921, Page 21, Image 21

: TLTE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1921
EASTERN MARKET FOR
BOXED APPLES OPENS
about 16,000.000 bushels larser than last
year.
"India Tula country la encouraging im
port of Australian wheat, but general
crop condition and agricultural outlook
are excellent.
"Russia Importa to reliero Russian
fnmine should total 2,000,000 tons o foodstuffs."
Prices Are Firm on
Grade of Stock.
OREGON FRUIT AT CHICAGO
Washington ewtowns Bring- Vp
to $5 for Extra Fancy at w
York Foreign Crops.
FBESH EGOS ABE IN SMALL SUPPLY
GOOCl No Zr1?'clian' 1" Batter Prices Ex
pected Here.
The egg market Is firm and with receipts
very small prices are tending upward. Buy
ers offered up to 82 cents to country ship
pers yesterday and Jobbers sold candled
ranch in a limited way at 3S3f cent:
There were orders In from the flpokan
territory, but few eggs with, which to fill
the orders.
The butter market was firm at on
changed prices. Mo advance In prints in
the Immediate future is expected. Butter
is arriving on this market from Montana
and North Dakota.
Poultry waa plentiful and the tone of
the market waa weak. Dressed pork was
firm and higher at 16 cents.
STOCK UNDERTONE FIRM
GROSS GAIN'S OF 1 TO 4 POINTS
ARE RECORDED.
Easier Sloney Rates and Steadier
Conditions In Commodity
Markets Are Factors.
The eastern market for western boxed
apples la just beginning to open and
Cantaloupe Prices Advance.
Cantaloupes are hither, with a smaller
supply on hand. The California season Is
about over and not so many are coming
where sales have been made the market from Yakima. Burrell Gems were quoted
k rirm on rood stock.' One I yesterday at 12. IS 3 a crate.
ear of Oregon is reported in at Chicago,
knt no aalea were announced.
At New York, where supplies are mod
erate, Washington Newtowns sold at i.ou
4.TS and a few at 5 for extra fancy large
nd 144.23 for small to medium, while
medium to large fancy brought J494.25
The demand for peaches has fallen off
and receipts are much lighter. Blbertas
bad a price range of U.15 to $1.33.
Bams and Bacon Lower.
A lower range of prices Is quoted In a
lorji.1 nrovlslon list. ' Hams of all
and medium to large choice sold at 13.23 xvenLgt 2 cents lower and there Is a
V-o- .... . I.imlioi. duiin In the various .trades of
Few sales were reported In tne wenei- - ' v
the, district The bureau of markets re- Bacon. ir "ui a com
ported quoted carloads as follows: De-1 suing- la unchanged.
Heloua, extra fancy, medium to large, i
none;. wna..n. XI medium to IarE9. I
. ma'n. i.th.n. -xv medium to I Bank clearings of the northwestern
iuVt.. ww. . ' I , . . ..
iarge, 91.1uv1.oa. in omer Clearings. Balanoes.
districts there were not enough sales I portiand ....... 18,769.538 I 889.388
be reported. I Seattle 7.003,052 1.433.113
The following report relative to apple I Tacoma
Spokane
' crop conditions In many European coun
tries was published by the Canadian de
partment of agriculture
United Kingdom Apples are being se
Terely thinned by the drought. In most
sases an average amount of fruit gives
promise of holding on, but It will bs be
low the average in size.
Denmark Small apple crop expected.
Prospects should be good for trans-
Atlantlo apples, as the crop Is small In I Northern spring
Tv.nl mr.A mlnm In Switzerland, two lm Rod walla
.,. - . . Qatl
sonant sources ui't".
Norway Apple crop will be short. Nor
way, also, depends greatly on Tyrol and
Switzerland.
France Apple crop win be short, es
pecially for best quality fruit.
Belgium Good crop of apples.
807.184
1.910,583
15U.88S
607,800
POBILAND MARKET QUOTATIONS
Grain, Flour, Feed, Etc
Merchants' Exchange, noon session:
Bid-
Wheat
Hard white
Soft white
White club
Hard winter
No. 2 white iwd
No. 2 gray
Barley
Brewing ........
Standard feed .,,
Millrun ,
Corn
Fruit I No. 2 E. Y. shipment...
Sept
.1 1.13
. 1.13
. 1.13
. 1.13
. 1.13
, 1.10
. 24. ISO
. 23.00
. 25.00
. 23.00
. 17.00
Oct
$ 1.13
1.13
1.13
1.13
1.13
1.10
24.60
23.00
23.00
23.00
17.60
2S.50 28.50
falling heavily on account of drougnt. wh1 -;8 20. ,rinam, 16 00;
Belgium practically bars boxed apples with o,,.,. nari wheat, $7.25; bakers' blue
prohlbltlve duty of 100 francs per 100 ,tem patents, $6.75; valley bakers, $6.00;
kilos on apples packed in cases of 20 kilos timothy. 1186218.50.
net (about 45 pounds) or less. Duty on MILLFEED Price t e. b. mill: Mill
apple, packed in barrel, is only 5 franc. JLStl
per 100 kilos.
Holland Good crop of apples. Little
likelihood of demand for trans-Atlantic
apples before January, 1922.
WHEAT HIGHER AND MOKE TRADING
Prices Offered, However, Da Not Yet Meet
Farmers' Views.
CORN Whole, (36; cracked, it pel
ton.
HAY Buying price t e. B. rortiana:
Alfalfa. S15 Der ton; cheat. $12012.50;
eat and v.tch. $13013.50; clover, $10;
valley timothy, S151S.50; eastern Oregon
timothy, $18 18.60.
Dairy and Country Produce.
BUTTER Cubes, extra, 3c per pound;
prints, parchment wrapped, tbox lots, 46c;
The wheat market was In better shape cajtorA. 47c. Butterfat, buying prices: No.
yesterday. - With the all around advance
more business was done locally than on
Monday, but country selling continued quiet
as the prices offered were not quite up to
what farmers wanted.
Wheat bids at the Merchants' Exchange
were 1 cent higher on hard white, 3 cents
higher on red Walla and 2 cents higher on
the other grades.
The coarse grain market was slow and
Irregular. Corn was 60 cents higher on
ber'whlt. oats 50 cents lower,. and feed P V : 'en?"- !?Jg0i8Ef P
.... 1606.50 per box; bananas, 8w8fto pound.
- apples, I1.BK3 oox; cantaloupes, .iiw
. The Idaho state crop report makes the a't.! rj.ae.es. J1.15SH1.35 box: water-
following estimates of yield: Total wheat melons, lttSlc pound; plums, 405c per
this vear. 25.S20.0OO bushels versus 23.600.- nound: pears. I-il&H.oO Box; liuckieoer-
, ,.....t- .v. r -... ri. lOfiiiac oer pound: grapes, $1850
Tiari.v. 8 845.000 bushel, versus 8.488.000 - P a"L cassbas. 22Hc per pound.
I arrsiri. 47c: delivered Portland.
EGGS Case count, saac, caua.eu
ranch, 35oUc; selects, 38I3-39C
CULUbt; TlllamooK. . iripieis. pries iw
lobbers. f. o. b. Tillamook, 24c; Xoung
America, 25c pound.
POULTRY Hens. 13 H 230 id.; springs.
25027c; ducks, 25028c; geese, nominal;
turkeys, nominal.
PORK Fancy, 180 pound.
VEAL Fancy, l&hie per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
FRUITS " Valencia oranges, $407
NEW YORK. Sent. 13. The stock mar
ket was hesitant at the outset of today's
less expansive dealings, but by noon and
lor tne remainder of the session a firm
to strong undertone prevailed, notwith
standing occasional bearish activities.
Relaxed conditions in the money market
ana suDsiaence ol the disquieting fluctua
tions in grains and cotton probably con
tributed to the better feeling in specu
lative circles. German exchange rallied
slightly, but most other foreign remit
tances were inclined to react. -
Initial dealings seemed to be Influenced
by further cuts in wages of steel opera
tives, reports of curtailed production In
the New England textile industry anc
passing of the United Drug dividend. The
latter stock made a new 'low, but this
was more than retrieved later.
Financial interests seemed hopeful of
favorable action by the senate on the
railroad financing- bili and the over
subscription to the new $600,000,000 treas
ury .notes was cited aa additional prool
of a sound investment situation.
More than half of the day trading
was limited to established favorites, not
ably the Mexican oils. Genera! Asphalt,
Baldwin and American Locomotive. Cru
cible and United States steels and Etude-
oaaer.
Rails were apathetic nnti! the final
hour, when news of the reralar divM.nd
on Great Northern strengthened most in
vestment transportations and extended to
popular junior rails. Gross gains of 1 to
4 points suffered slight impairment at
the active finish. Sales lira sax nnn
shares. . .
Call loana opened at lit tr ...
the exchange, but dropped to S per cent
when it waa found outside offerings were
being freely made on a 4 hi per cent
basis. Time money was mora nl.nnf,,i
and merchants" paper was in better de
mand. . s. '
Firmer conditions mA ir, .t,. i., Ji.
bond market, convertible rails again be
ing favored. Liberty issues were mainly
better. Internationals, Including Mexicans
eased variably. Tnrnl a T. naw i...
$13,275,000.
do "B" pfd
Crucible 7.500
do pfd 100
Cuba Cane.... 700
do; pfd 1,600
Cuban Am Sgr , 7,100
Dome Mines.. 200
D & R G
do pfd
End! Johnson 2.200
Erie 2.500
do 1st pfd.. 2,600
do za ptd. ..
Fam Players.
Fed M A Smei
do pfd.....
Flsk Tire ....
Gaston Wms.
Gen Cigars ...
Gen Elec ....
Gen Motors .
Glen Alden ...
Gen Asphalt..
Goodrich
Goodyear ....
Gran by
Gt Nor Ore..
do pfd.
60
8,500
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CLOSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
llpn.nl.li.J I. r -
V, ureroeos t tooks com
pany, Portland.)
Sales.
600
100
'ioo
600
200
200
bushels. Oats, 7,942,000 bushels versus
7,220,000 bushels. Hay, 2,976,000 tons.
Russel's News bureau said: "Export
wheat sales placed at 500,000 bushels, de
mand mainly from gulf. - England bought
.MnharrlM 16 Tier bOX.
POTATOES Uregon, jvc per pouuu.
Yakima. 202o pound; sweet potatoes.
4 ft 5o per pound.
ONlu.NS xeuow. aoto'O.ou per He.
vegetables Cabbage. 8V4 05C lb.
...... , a, ! mBi.. pannr. si fill
little.. Cargo worked from Argentina ' per sack; garlic. 15 0 20c per pound; beets.
-9raaii. 1. 1:02.30 per uox; cucumuerB, lug per uua.
The German official provisions report 1 beans, 7010c per pouna; green corn. o
..Hm.t..- ttreari rn ni 6 2X0 000 tons 12 '2T. ner sack: celery. IUCU tl.-U dozen;
versus 5,250.000 tons last year; feeding eggplant, 7 0 luo pouna; lomatoes, iac.j.
grains. 4,500.000 ton. versu. 4,750.000 ton. er"iV crl; iMpla. P lb.
i
Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported
by the Merchants' Exchange as followsi
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Portland. Tues. 73 .. 10
Year ago 36 .. 2
Season to date. 7954 79 401
Year ago 3261 27 137
Tacoma, Mon.. 119 2 7
Year ago 41 . . 4
Season to date. 2787 69 249
Year ago 7U9 20 193
Seattle. Mon.. 59 4 11
Year ago 3
Season to data. 1315 48 434
Year ago 749 70 74
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GBOWING OF GRAIN AT . PROFIT
Staple Groceries.
Tu-al lobbing quotations:
SUGAR (sack basis) Cane, granulated.
A 7.V iiound: beet. 6.50c pound.
NUTS Walnuts, Manchurian. 2022o
nnnnd: Brazil nuts, 180 20c; filberts, 150
238 18c; almonds, 24 27 He; peanuts, S 011 fee
pcund.
RICE Blue nose, oo per pouna; japan
style, 607c per pound. .
BEANa ma.i wnite, pma, ofee;
lima, 7c; red, 9o per pouna. .
COFFEE Roasted, bulk, in drums, 140
6o per pound.
SALT uranuiatea, oarrei, 3.;gu7.uo:
half ground, ton 60s, $17.25; 100a, $16.26;
lump rock, szo.ou.
HONEY uomo, new crop, ti.ov per ca
DRIED FRUITS Dates, 14.26 per box;
4
3
282
19
204
206
6
819
422
Farmers Realize as Much as When Prices Ifig,, 11.4003.75 per box.
Were Higher.
In reviewing crop and farming con
ditions in territory of the Spokane, Port
land A Seattle railway. R. W. Plckard,
assistant general freight agent says
Bides, Hops. Etc
TALLOW No. L 8 04c; No. 2. 202Vio
per pound.
CASCARA BARK Five cents a pound,
delivered Portland.
II ADC 1 O'JI een rra tt a ftftja. nates nnnrt A
Grain growers in ths Pendleton, Walla ,, 83 0 83c; 1920 crop, 20o.
HIDES Fresh cured. 404o per pound;
Walla, Lewlston, Camas prairie and Clear
water sections of Washington, Idaho and I calf. 11a per pound icip, 6o per pound.
WOOL New cup. Tie zoo per pound.
Oregon will realize approximately as much
from their crop this year with prices In
the region of $1 per bushel aa they did
the past year with grain at $202.50 owing
to the favorable conditions obtained. La
bor, the largest item, was plentiful and
comparatively cheap and the yield per acre
waa better than any year on record. Farm
ers generally are releasing sufficient grain
to markets to take care of existing debts
and . a distinct tone of optimism is ap
parent throughout this country. Money Is
much easier and the general building
MOHAIR New clip, 16o per pound, de
livered Portland.
Provisions.
HAMS All sizes, 33 0 35c; skinned, 800
87c; picnics. 18c; cottage roll, 22c.
BACON Fancy, 42047c; choice, 290
S4t; standard, 23 0 27c.
LARD Pure, tierces, loo pound; com-
prefcsed, tierces, 12 hie
Dftx uiii xsactts. laczac; plates, ise.
Olls.
LINSEED OIL Raw, In barrels, STc
programme on the up grade. More than I 6-gallon cans, $1.12. Boiled, in barrels.
ever before this season hu ihno hnw Uc; 6-gallon cans, 11.14.
large a factor the farmer 1. In .. iUKr..vii-iu arums, zc; o-gauon
" " J"WU
country.
A yield quite out of the ordinary is
reported from the McKlnley district of
the Yakima valley, where - field of wheat
belonging to Ben. brothers, when thresh
ed, yielded an average crop of 81 bushels
per acre grading $1. This is pointed out
as tangible evidence of what can be ac
complished by Intelligent cultivation
coupled with Ideal soil and growing con
ditions. The methods of the Bens brothers
should be of Interest to every grain grow
er. Wheat, oats and barley are returning
yields considerably bettering 1920 yields all
ever the valley."
FRENCH CROP CP TO ESTIMATES
Trneex Yield About 820,000,000 Bushels In
cluding Rhine District.
Wheat crop conditions abroad, are cabled
to Broomhall as follows:
-United Kingdom Weather now favor
ing late harvest of wheat. In the northern
sections there has been much sprouting.
"France Commercial reports generally
confirm official estimates, which makes
wneat about 312.000,000 bushels, to whclh
can be added 8,000,000 bushels for the
Shine district. Yield per acre 24 ii bushels.
"Germany Bulk of the cereals have been
harvested and crops are generally good.
"Denmark and Scandinavia Latest ad
vices confirm good bread grains in these
growers.
"Italy Heat has damaged the corn crop
tn this country.
"Danubian countries Heat has consider
ably damaged corn but some think a fair
amrplus still possible. Ths Roumanian gov
ernment la retaining a monopoly in wheat
and rye.
"Australia Beneficial rains have been
received. Victoria cables crops about an
average.
"North Africa Outturn "of wheat Is
WHITE LEAD 100-pound kegs. 12 o
per pound.
uual. uil Tank wagons ana - iron
barrels, 17c; eases. 80 0 37a.
GASOLINE Tank wagons and iron
barrels. 26o: cases. 88c
A LARGE
AMOUNT
of new business
comes to this bank
directly or indirect
ly from personal
recommendations
of its customers.
We wish to thank
you for your
friendly interest
and assure you of
co-operation and
good service.
H0URS-8 AM TO 530PM
SATURDAYS-8AM TO 8PM.
Adv Rum pfd
Agr Chem...
do nfd .
Ajax Rubber.
Alaska Gold..
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chem.
Allis Chalm..
do Dfd .
Am Bt Sugar. 100
Am Bosch....".
Am Can Co.. 1.300
do Dfd
Am C & Fdy. 1,200
. do pfd 100
Am Cot Oil.. 200
do pfd
Am Drg 8ynd
Am H & Leat 800
do nfd . 1 RnA
Am Ice ..... 'oo
Am Intl Corn 8.200
Am Linseed.. 900
do pfd goo
Am Loco..... 2. Too
do Dfd
Am Saf Razor 2 4nn
Am S & Com 400
Am Smelter.. 2.200
do Dfd..... Ron
Am Steel Fdy 400
Am Sugar... 1.800
do fd inn
Am Sumatra. 6.900
Am T & Tel.. 2 400
Am Tobacco. 2.800
do "B"- inn
Am Wool.... 8.400
do Dfd
Am W P nfd.
Am Zino ....
Anaconda ...
Assd Oil ....
Atchison ....
do nfd..
Atl Coast Line
At Glf & W I 11.400
Baldwin Loco 41,200
uu Dia
B & Ohio...
do pfd
Bet Steel 8
do "B" ....
B R T
Butte A Sua.
Caddo Oil .... 300
Cal Packing. 100
Cal Pet 2.200
Can Pao .... 2.700
Cen Leather .. 1,600
Cerro de Pasco 500
Chand Motor. 1,600
C 4 N W .... 200
Chi Gt W.... 400
do pfd..... 700
Chill Cop.... 900
Chino 600
C M A St P.. 500
High.
88
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(Jlose. bid.
Greene Cana.
Gulf S Steel..
Hask Barker.
Houston Oil .
Hupp Motor..
Ills Cent
Inspiration
In terboro .....
Inter Callahan
Int Harv ....
Int M Marine.
do pfd
Int Nickel....
Int Paper....
Invlnc Oil ...
Island Oil ...
K C Southern
Kelly-Spld ...
lienneoott
Keyston Tire.
Lack Steel ...
Lee Tire
Lehigh Valley
Lorillard ....
Lowe Theaters
LAN
Mackey
Mex Pet
Miami .......
Mid States Oil
Midvale SteeL
M K & T .
Mont Power..
Mont Ward...'
Mo Pao .....
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Nat Biscuit..
Nat Enamel..
Nat Lead....
Nevada Con..
New Haven . . .
Norfolk A W.
Nor Pac ....
Nova S Steel.
N Y Air Brake
N Y Central..
Ckla Prod ref
Ontario Silver
Ontario A W.
Otis Steel.....
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rac Kill
Pan Am Pet
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7.400
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Col G & Elec.
Col Graph....
Con Gas
ContI Can....
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Pere Marquet
Phila Co
Pure Oil
Pierce-Arrow
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Pitts Coal....
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Prsd Steel Car
Pullman ....
Ray Cons....
Reading '
Replogle Steel
Rep I A S....
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Rep Motors. .
Ryl Dutch Oil
Ry Steel Spgr.
Saxon Motors
Sears Roebuck
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Sloss Shef....
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2
27
43
20
. 12
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25
63
18
18
110
67
117
21
11
23
2
48
48
20
89
70
121
88
76
11
15
95
. 78
25
66
72
1
3
19
10
55
86
63
49
S8
64
19
28
24
12
7
57
74
69
93
13
53 49
9
49
10O 84
200
1,800
100
i2900
J 00
800
8,800
4,900
100
600
800
81,100
'"266
13.100
1,000
2,500
l.noo
6.800
2.200
1.000
"soo
1.100
200
700
8.600
1.800
8,000
16,300
600
6,200
200
100
7,100
1,200
600
1.000
69
6
20
72 .
88
.78
21
43
24
33
78
"8
87
24
18
72
5
18
121
'50
17
109
18
66
47
50
78
100
50
29
74
34
8
7
21
9
48
84
"67
'i
72
87
77
21
48
23
32
75
"8
85
24
18
69
8
17
119
46"
17
109
18
54
45
48
77
109
49
20
74
32
8
7
20
500 23 22
400
400
100
900
300
"266
100
44
'S8
6
29
43
'83
6
29
40 40
BONDS.
U S 2a reg...lX)lN Y C deb 6s.
do coupon ..'100 IN P 4e
U S 4s reg...104N P 3s
U S cv 4scou.104Pac TAT 5s.
Pan 3s re....75!Pa con 4e...
do coupon ..75S P cv 6e
A T A T cv Bs.lOflXISo Bt ii
83
68
85
9
49
84
3
68
6
85
20
72
88
78
21
47
24
31
77
86
8
37
24
10
75
8
18
120
24
40
17
109
18
56
46
50
83
SO
78
100
50
29
74
83
8
7
21
13
56
22
83
72
44
9
83
6
29
83
40
8i
93
77
56
87
86
92
85
A ten gen 4s 78lTJ p 4e 83
D A R con 4..67iU S Steel 6e.... 83
Bid."'
Mining Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON. Sept. 13. Closing quotations:
Alloues i8
Ariz Com ..... 8
Calu A Ariz... 45
?alu A Hecla. .230
Centennial .... 8
Cop Ra-nne ... 83
East Butte ... 9
Franklin 1
Isle Royalle ..18
Lake Copper... 2
Mohawk 1
North Butte ... 8
Old Dom ...... 23
Osceola ....... 25
iQuincy 87
Superior . 8
Sun A Boston.. 1
Sna-nnon ...... 90
Uta-h Con ..... 82
Winona 46 .
Wolverine 11
Liberty Bend Quotations.
Liberty bond quotations furnished by
Over beck A Cooke company of Portland:
' Uj.h ' T .nr ('Ins.
LiiDerty, 3 him ..
Liberty, first 4s
Liberty, second 4a
Liberty, first 4s ...
Liberty, second 4s .
Liberty, third 4s ...
Liberty, fourth 4. ..
Victory. 4s
Victory, 8s ........
87.44 87.28 - 87.32
e , eete 87.92
.... .... 88.00
88.20 88.00 88.0:
88.22 87.86 88.10
92.24 92.06 9212
88.32 88.14 88.20
99.08 99.02 89.04
89.08 89.04 99.04
- Swift Co. Stocks.
ClOSlnr Drlcea for flwfft A r!n atni-Vai mt
t-nicago were reported by the Overbeck A
looks company of Portland as follows:
Swift A Co 85 095
Libby. McNeil A Llbby 7
National Leather 6
Swift International ......23
Money, Silver, Etc.
NEW YORK. SeL 13. Prima marcan.
tile paper. 606. -
Time loans, steadv: 60 dava. SUiAKV:
90 days. 6 05: six months. Stl Der
ccui- van money, easier; nign, ruling rate,
5; low, last loan and offered at 5; clos
ing ma. foreign bar allver, 66. '
Mexican dollars, 60. .
LONDON. Sept 13. Bar silver. 88d
per ounce. Money, 2 per oent. Discount
rates, short bills, 8 04 per cent; three
months bills. 4 1-16 per cent.
Foreign Exchange.
Foreign exohangs rates at the close of
business yesterday, furnished by North-
woetern National bank of Portland. The
amount quoted Is ths equivalent of ths
foreign unit la United States funds:
Country Unit.
Austria, kronen
Belgium, francs
Bulgaria, leva
Czecho-Slovakia, kronen .......
Denmark, kroner
Enirland. Dound aterlinr
Finland, finmark ..............
France, francs
Germany, marks
Greece, drachmas
Holland, guilders
Hungary, kronen
Italy, lire
Jugo-Slavia, kronen
Norway, kroner
Portugal, escudos .........a..,
Roumania, lei
Serbia, dlnara
Spain, pesetas
Sweden, kroner
Switzerland, franca
China Shanghai, local currency
- Shanihal. taels
Japan, yen
Rate.
.$ .0015
.. .0722
. . .0090
.. .0130
.. .1785
.. $.7500
.. .0148
.. .0730
Con Gas cv 7s. 1925 101
Dia Match 7s. 1935 104
Denmark 8a, 1845 103
Danish Mun 8s. 1948 12
Dupont 7s, 1031
French 7s, 1941 96
Grand trunk 7s. 1940 102
Goodyear 8s, 1941 102
Gulf Oil 7s. 1933
Great Northern 7s, 1936 102
Hershey 7s, 1930 96
Humble Oil 7s. 1923 87
Int Rap Tr ref 6s. 1966 63
Int Mar CT 6s, 1041 78
Int Rap Tr 7s. 1921 76
Kennecott 7s. 1930 83
Llbby. McNeil A Libby 7s, 1931 85
Morrisc A Co 7s, 1030 89
Mexican Pete 8s. 1936 96 -
NYC call 7s. 1030 102
Norway 8s. 1940 .....104
Northwest Tel 7s. 1841 ...103
Ohio C G 7s, 1025 04
Pan Amer 7s. 1930 89
Penna 6s. 1936....... ....100
N P A G N (Jnt) 6s. 1936 1"-"
N P 6s, 2047 ..102
San Paulo 8s. 1036 98..
Southwest Tel 7s, 1925 87
Swedish Govt 6s, 1939 89
Standard Oil N Y 7s. 1831 ....104
Steel A Tube 7s, 1951 ,.. 91
Swiss 8s, 1940 107
Sears Roe 7s, 1921 80
Sears Roe 7s. 1922 9R
Sears Roe 7s. 1923...; 97
Solvay Ss. 1927 99 .
8wlft A Co 7s, 1825. . , 99 '
Union Tank 7a 1930.. 101 H
U 8 Rubber 7s. 1930..... 99
Wilson 1st 6s. 1928 82
Ttr. G-i--i- Tm iq Innu '
Westlnghouse 7s. 1945. .7. ill '. .102 J
Zurich bs, 1045 101
Foreign Bonds.
Foreign ' bond quotations furnished by
ths Overbeck A Cooke company of Port
land:
SAFETY
YIELD
Russian 6s, 1921
Russian 5s, 1926
Russian 8s. 1918
French Ss, 1931 . .
French 4s, 1917 ...
French 5s, 1920 ..
Italian 5s, 1818 ...
British 6s, 1922 ..
British 6s, 1927 ..
British 5s, 1929 ...
British vky 4s ...
British ref 4s ....
Belgium rest 5s ..
Belgium prem -6s ai
German W L 6a ..
Berlin 4s
Hamburg 4s .....
Hamburg 4s .....
Lelpsig 4s ......
Lelpslg 5s
Munich 4s ,
Munich 5s .........
Frankfort 4a
Jap 4s
Jao first 4.
Jap second 4s .-.
Bid. Ask.
0098 j Paris 6s
.0575
.8170
.0030
.0435
.0057
.1310
.0990
.0008
.0202
.1310
' .2170
.1740
62S0
.7100
.4900
NEW YORK, Sept IS. Exchange ir
regular. Sterling, demand $8.71, cables
$3.72; franca, demand 7.19o, cables
20c; Belgian francs, demand 7.09c, cables
09 c: guilders, demand 81.40c, cables
31.46c; lire, demand 4.28c, cables 4.28c;
marks, demand ,92c, cables .92c;
drachmas, demand B.tioo; Sweden, de
mand 21.55c; Norway, demand 12.95c: Ar
gentine, demand 31.87c; Brazilian, demand
12,75c; Montreal, 10 per cent discount
U K 5s, 1921
U K 5s. 1922
U K 5s. 1929
U K 5s, 1837
,.5 6
.. 4 6
,. 17 19
...59 60
,.69 71
,. 48 46
.. 82 34
,.878 8S3
..314 875
, .33 873
,.2X3 2I3
,.263 273
,.67 69
,. 70 70
.. 7 ' 7
,.8 8
.. 8
.. 8 9
.. 8 10
.. 8 11
,. 8 10
. 10 11
,. 9 10
... 72 72
,. 86 8
. 86 88
. 99 100
. 99 100
. 98 98
, 80 80
. 89 60
$3,500,000
Standard Gas & Electric Company
Secured l'z Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Dated Sept 1, 1921 Due Sept. 1, 1911
Callable at tne option of the eompaay on sixty
day's notice, at any time prior to Sept. 1,
1026, at 07Vx. thereafter at one
half vf 1 less fur each year.
The Standard Gas & Electric Company is an invest
' ment company owning1 securities of companies which
operate in sixteen states, serving; 533 communities
having a population ot 2,135,000 with jras and elec
tricity and power all necessities of life.
In addition to the strong: earning; position of the
company, this issue is collaterally secured by nearly
$7,000,000 of various bonds and stocks, together with
the pledge of the entire capitalization of the Byllcsby
Engineering Company, whose income is sufficient to
retire this entire issue in five years.
THE AXKFAI. IXCOMB FROM THK TOTAL
COLLATERAL '11 II U PI.Knf.EO KXCKKDS
FIVK TIMKS THK ANM'tl, I.N'TKR KS T
CHARGES 0- TllliSfc: BONUS.
Sinking- Fund Provides Splendid Market
Price 94 to Yield Over 8.10
We Own, Offer and Recommend the Above Bonds
Bond & Goodwin sTucker
f A PSAafOfrO
t URrORATI D
UNITED STATE 5 NATIONAL BANK Bl'nDINC
v PORTLAND -
LOS ANGCl r
J ATTtt.
99
New York Bonds.
Nev Tors; bond Quotations furnished fay
rlerrtn dc Knoaes, inc., oz roruana
Am. Tel A Tel 6s, 1922 ,
Am Tel & Tel 6s. 1924
Am Tobacco 7s, 1922... ,
Am Tobacco 7s, 1923
Anaconda 7s B, 1029 ,
Anaconda 6s A. 1929
Armour cv 7s. 1930 ,
Armour 4s. 1039 82
Argentine GI 5s. 1845 71
Am Kg Chm 7s. 1941 101
Bethlehem steel 7s, lzz ioo
Bethlehem Steel 7s. 1923 98
Bethlehem Steel Eo 7s. 1035 95
Belgium Ext 7s, 1945 103
Belgium 6s, 1925 95
Belgium 8s. 1940. ,...104
Bergen 8s, city of. 1945 100
Berne 8s, city ot. 1845 101
Brazil 8s, 1941 89
Canadian 5s, 1926 94
Canadian 58, 1931 90
Can Nat Eq 7s. 19.15 102
C, M A St P gnArf 4s A, 2014 58
Can Nor 7s. 1940 101
Chile 8s, 1841 101
Christianla 8s. city of, 1945.. a 101
Copper Exp 8s, 1922 101
Copper Exp 8s, 1923... 101
CopperExp 8s, 1924 88
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Current on Vegetables, Fresh Fruits,
Etc., at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IS. Vegetables
Squash, par 40-pound lug, 40 60c; po
tatoes, 23; onions, nsw yellow, (2.509
3; brown, 3303.25; tomatoes. 75c 1.25;
bell peppers, 894c; beans, 406c: lima,
6B)7c; Italian, 6c: carrots, a sack, $1;
egg plant, per pound, 85c; corn, 12.500
8 a sack; lettuce, 11.2a a crate: celery,
S3'a5..'0 cru'e: pena 7$r9c a pound.
Poultry Hens, 26035c; young roosters,
20 25c; old roosters, 16018c; young
chickens, 82038c; ducks, 2O023o; dressed
turkeys. 45c; live turkeys. 85 50c
Fruit Oranges. I4C5.50: lemons. 140
6; lemonettes. $2 0 3.60; grapefruit. 40
5.50; apples, 11.7502.50; strawberries. 11.20
01.60 per crate; huckleberries, 80040c
drawer; huckleberries. 12 015c per lb ;
raspberries. 60075c drawer; peaches. 31.75
.c o .. In., .onralaiinaa ilanitarHa K .".-
, i 01.25; ponies. 609P73c; nata, 4uhdc; rigs.
infit t double layer, $1.0001.35; plums. $22.50
b.tJ crate; watermelons, 01c pound; grapes,
89 i seedless, $1.2501.50; other varieties, $1.25
oaa? 02.25: Dears. $1.6003.76.
IVBVOifi wr luut, auiv ifwuicia; n . : n i.
1626 centals; barley, 164,602 centals; corn,
810 centals; potatoes. 2074 sacks; onions,
1777 sacks; hay, 180 tons; hides, 255:
oranges and lemons, 2000 boxes.
high level. That delivery closed at 7 44c
with the general market closing at a net
decline of 10 to 20 points. Sales were esti
mated at about 88,000 bags. September,
7 14c; October, 7.20c; December, 7.44c; Jsn
uary. 7.52c; March, 7.70c; May, 7.87c;
July. 8.00c.
Spot coffee was reported In less setlve
demand with quotations on the basis of
7c for Rio 7s and 10o to llo fur
Santos 4a
QUOTATIONS ON DAIRY PRODUCE
Market Price Ruling on Butter, Cheese
and Eggs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 18. Butter
Extra, 45c.
Eggs Fresh extras, 48c; extra firsts,
46c; extra pullets, 86c: extra pullets
first,' 8 He: undersized pullets. No. 1, 22c;
No. 2. 14c
Cheese Flats, fancy, 24c; Young Amer
lea, fancy, 25c
NEW YORK, Sept. 13. Butter, firm.
Creamery higher than extras, 44944 c:
creamery extras, 4343c; creamery firsts
87042c.
Eggs Firm, unchanged.
Cheese Firm, state whole milk fait,
fresh specials, 21 022; state whole milk
twins, specials, 21 220. 1
CHTCAOO, Sept. 13. Butter Higher.
Crenmery. extras, 41c; stnndnrds, 87oj
flrela, 83'4ic; serimcla, SI'lfK-o.
KRgs Hlffher; receipts 12.9:lH esses;
firsts, 29tj31c; ordinary firsts, 24 J
26c; miscellaneous, 271? 2s a.
SHATTLH, Sept 13. Wholesale prices to
doalers:
Eggs Select Iocs! raneh, while shells,
42c; do mixed colors, 80tf39o; pullets, 83
0K4 cents.
liutter City creamery cubes, 46c; bricks
or prints, 47c.
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH. Gs Sept. 18 Turpentine
Steady; 64c; no sales; receipts. 5)0
barrels; shipments, 404 barrels; stock,
10.4SS barrels.
Rosin Firm; ssles 705 barrels; receipts,
2093 barrels; shipment, IflM barrel;
stocks, 74,173 barrels, muote: 1ID, $4; K.
$4.20; F. I4 2S: O. 84.2504. 30; H, ll)
4 S.V. I, $4..1(a)4 40; K, 4 4fl4 3u: M.
$4.50; N, $4.60.7 4.73; WO. $3; WW, $3.50.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13. Copper Slesrty.
Electrolytic, spot sod nearby, 12 c; later,
12 12C.
Tin Firmer. Snot and nearby, 26.87 9
27 POc; futures, 27 ooc.
Iron Steady and unchanged.
Lead Steady. Spot. 4 c.
Zinc Quiet. East St. Louis, spot 4.25a
Antimony Spot, 4 '"c.
Coffee Futures Lower.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18. There wss a
further decline In the market for coffee
futures today, owing to ths unsettled show,
lng of the Brazilian cablea, apprehensions
that the recent unsettled ruling of Euro
pean exchange rates might Interfere with
any broadening of continental demand for
coffee in the primary markets and fur
ther liquidation or realising. First prices
were 3 to 6 points lower and the market
sold 13 to 83 points below last night's clos
ing figures, with December easing off to
7.30c or about a cent below the recent
Solid growth
for a half century
The Bonds We Sell
have been purchased by us because of our faith in
their safety.
They represent the highest type of securities ' issued
by progressive, substantial communities and established
concerns.
The recommendations and advice of our Bond
Department executives are available to all those with
funds to invest.
Open 8:30 to 8. Saturdays, 8:30 to 2.
BOND DEPARTMENT
Oldest In the Northwest
Washington
at Third
Standard Gas & Electric Co.
Secured 7Vz Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Dated Sept 1, 1921. Due Sept. 1, 1941
Every year since Idaho Falls ceased to be a village, it
has added to its population and wealth. Today it has
a population of 10,000; taxable property worth ten
millions of dollars and is the trading; center of a farm
ing; region, the values of whose irrigated lands alone
total two hundred and sixty million dollars.
Improvement bonds of a city thus
established and backed are good.
PRICE
94
and Interest
TO YIELD
OVER
8.10
: Redeemable as whole or partly upon 60 days' notice
at 107 ft and interest prior to Sept. 1, 1926, and there
after at K less tor each succeeding: year.
, DENOMINATIONS $1000, $500, $100
; New York Trust Co., Trustee
This company and subsidiaries control electric and
gas properlies in 633 communities, serving: 2,135,000
people.
This loan Is direct cHg:atIon of company and secured
also by capitalization, contracts, bonds, notes and
preferred stocks totaling appraised or market value
of over JS.700,000.
Annual net revenue from collateral deposited over
five times Interest charges this loan; revenue from
operation over 2.6 times all debt.
Trust agreement provides for sinking fund of 3300,000
per annum for first three years and $160,000 per an
num thereafter, exceeding Issue before maturity.
6 and 62
Imp. Bonds. Est.
Mat. 1 to 10 yrs.
Idaho Falls
Dens. $100, $500, $1000
Wire, telephone or write for allotment.
CEARK KENDALL & CO. inc
CCVIRNMfhIT MUNiaPALAND OORPOrWCN BONDS
FIFTH AND STARK STRUTS - PORTLAND OPEQON
Better Bonds
iHWST
LUMBEEMENS
rJ2xr s x (3MTAirr -BlAJTK
Broadway and. Oak
Money will double itself
if left alone at 7 for 10 years
Freeman, Smith A Camp Co. ,
Lumbermens Hldg., Portland, Or.
Please send particulars of your Investment Account plan.
::
THE BUILDERS
The happiest people in the world are the builders. Whether
building their homes, their business or a competence for
the future, they have an objective that cannot fail to
instill happiness.
The reason for this big progressive organization of
F. N. Clark & Company is the creating and building of
investment opportunities of a sound character. In turn, it
offers these investment opportunities to those with a desire
to build up something with financial reward. .
- One of the . most unusual opportunities we have- ever
known of is the preferred stock offering of the Multnomah
Lumber & Box Company. It yields an attractive interest
return. A great many have availed themselves of this worth
while offering. Have you? Better look into it NOW!
F.N.CLAEIIand .CQMEANK
... . Investment Securities
San Francisco
WILCOX BLDG- PORTLAND
Tacoma Spokane
Walla Walla
- - STATEMENT OF CONDITION
The Bank, of California National Association
SAN FRANCISCO
Including Its Branches in
PORTLAND, SEATTLE AND TACOMA
. . ASSETS
Loans and Discounts $57,952,315.90
.Bank Premises (San Francisco and Branches).
Other Real Estate
Customers' Liability under Letter of Credit. . . . .
Sundry Bonds and Stocks
United States Bonds to Secure Circulation
Other United States Securities
Redemption Fund with United States Treasurer.
Cash and Sight Exchange
; LIABILITIES
Capital ..'
Surplus and Undivided Profits 3,938,928.74
1,501,571.12
191,843.88
. 3,875,125.24
. 5,550,190.53
. .150,000.00
. 4,503,633.30
. 107,500.00
. 22,422,464.30
$98,254,644.27
.$' 8,500,000.00
Reserve for Taxes and Interest
Circulation
Letters of Credit
Bills Payable and Rediscounts with Federal Reserve
Bank
Other Liabilities
Deposits
270,577.41.
2,120,997.50
3,967,518.13
8,800,206.22 .
1,522,090.40
64,134,325.87
Va, A. MncHae
Manager
PORTLAND BRANCH
Third and Stark Sts.
Jaa. T. Bnrtchaell '
Asst. Manager
$98,254,644.27
Cha. Lelfirk
Asst. Manager
! Name ...
I Address ..
1 1 II T8.IILV
H nSTLAND
B mm rasHcisca
MAIl. THIS COIPOX"
Freeman, Smith & Camp Co.
sound nooa
LUMBKRMKNS BUILDINQ
FIFTH AND STARK
TSST S740
MONTHS
ro pr for mny Kock o. bond.
Purchafcr rscrivta dividends.
Wcus fee booklsc FREE.
RODNEY & CO.
ValntacSxl atar.tr JV. T.
5 Broadway, NewYort
HERRIN & RHODES, Inc.
Established 1S9S.
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