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Newspaper Page Textv TKE MORNING OH EG ONI AN;' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1021 SI INDIABUYSWHEAT P'attls . Ticomt T1 10 i.'Jli.TSl 1,041.722 132.Si:i 1.044.31U I IN THIS MAHKET IPOBTLAND MABKET QUOTATIONS Grain, Flour, Feed, Et. Merchants' Exchange, noon session: October. November. I FIRST BUSINESS OF, KIND Wheat Hard whlta Hof t whlta White club I Hum winter Two Cargoes Will Be Shipped; $xivs:n':. From Portland. Hid. . 1.(14 . 1.04 . 1.04 . 1.04 . 1.04 . 1.01 Ask. 1.09 l.OK LI ill. 11.01 1.04 1.04 1.04 1.04 1.01 SELL HIGHER j KKr?:.v: ".'? Rep Motors . ., Ryl Dutch OIL Country Usually Large Kxporter Forced by Short Crop to Buy i: I sew he re This Vear. Th two cargoes oit wheat sold by Port land exporters for shipment to India mark the first business os this kind ever done here. Reports from the east that more business with India Is pending- are not correct, however, as cables received yes terday showed that wheat could be bought cheaper In Australia now than on the Pa cific coast and It will take another general 'turn in conditions to make the Indian mar ket available to Portland shippers. In past years India was an Important ex porter of wheat, but ft short crop this year has made her dependent on other coun tries. Thn 10'Jl crop of India la estimated at 2.V,004,000 bushels against 876.000,000 bushels In IDilO and a five-year average (1Q0U to of 250,000,000 bushels. India's wheat imports this year have been mainly from Australia. The wheat market was firmer yesterday but still quiet. No new business with Ku rope was reported. At the Merchants' Ex change all wheat bids were 1 cent higher than Saturday, except red Walla, which was unchanged. The feed grains were dull with white eats and No. 2 yellow corn unchanged. No offers for barley or gray oats were posted. Tha London Times' final report on Brit ish crops shows wheat US. 76 per cent, qual ity generally excellent, threshing expec tations were frequently exceeded, some times running 00 to 70 bushels per acre. North American exports last week were T,3tKl,000 bushels of wheat and flour. 2,802.000 bushels of corn and 108,000 bush els of oats. Terminal receipts, Jn cars, were reported by the Merchants' Exchange as follows: Monday ........ Year axo Season to date. Year ago T sen ma Saturday Year ago Feasen to data Year ago ...... Meattle Saturday Year ago Season to date. Year ago liK4 a 29 1 15 15 .1 4 8 8J1 I2.1i3 101 731 893 438 iJltf Hi lbl 101 427 69 8 1 2 HH . . S 1 13 4.10$ 71 43 65 106 lMtl 23 25$ &S 301 29 2 '11 8 7 41 4 1 4 4 2R."3 79 8l 201 505 nri m 109 po 057 EASTERN BUTTER MARKETS SLOW Baa Francises Trade Hesitate to Buy Im ported Stock. The shortage of fine butter held all eaatarn markets steady to firm throughout the past week. Dealers were not inclined to carry over goods and buyers were not in cllned to pay premiums. Trading lacked snap and buyers took principally small lots for consumptive needs and were not L willing to take chances on the market. Itlndergrades moved slowly, ' but quality showed Improvement and toward the close of the week supplies of all grades were well cleared up, ao the markets slowly gained strength and closed fairly firm. Carlots of fine butter have been very scarce, but the demand was not very act ive. Undergrade ears were plentiful the i first of the week, but slowly eleared and gained strength at the close. No new in formation on shipment of Danish r Can adian butter waa available. ' Trading continued active with the mar ket firm at San Francisco during the past week. Conditions were about the same with the shortage of butter In the south and lower production being more plainly felt. The good local and outside demand caused a scarcity of all grades of fresh butter and an active movement in storage fj stocks. Four cars were shipped to Los Angeles ouring (no weea ana one car was received from North Dakota. The only new feature of Importance was the various offerings and rumors of importations of foreign butter. The latest reliable in for mtftion gives quotations here at San-Fran cisco, duty paid, on New Zealand butter at 43c, Australian 3SHc and Canadian 42c. Dealers so far have manifested very little buying Interest, due to the unknown qual ity of Australian and Canadian butter and the high price of New Zealand. Som are of the opinion that it would not be safe to buy New Zealand at above 35c, duty paid. Australian and New Zealand "nutter-could hardly arrive before December, but Canadian can be delivered In a few days. The price of 02 score showed a net gain of lc and closed at 46c. CANADIAN Ut'TTEIt OS MARKET Oregon Cubes Scarce and Firm- Demand for Egga Slow. Canadian butter was on the local mar ket yesterday and offered at 43 cents. The quality was good, but the color rather light. A shipment of Dakota but ter was also on sale at the same price. There was no material change in the supply of Oregon cubes and because of the scarcity of extras the market for this grade waa very firm. Ecgs continued to drag and the market had a weak undertone, notwithstanding the light receipts. The best price quoted on Frgnt. street for candled ranch was 48 cents and there were other sellers at 48 and 46 cents, while selects were available at 53 cents. Poultry arrivals were moderate 'and Saturday's prices generally ruled. . Court- Itry dressed meats were weak. Market for Grapes Slow. There was no Improvement in the local market for grapes yesterday. The sup ply on hand was fairly large and buying was slow. With the Yamhill market Sell ing all kinds of Oregon grapes at 10 cents a pound, or three pounds for a quarter, not much demand from retailers nould be expected on Front street. The best shipping grapes from southern Ore gon were still quoted at $2.25, but the bulk of the sales were at from $1.50 to $2. Oat No. 2 white fd 25.00 25.00 No. 2 K. Y. shipment. .. .20.00 20-50 25.00 No. 3 K. Y. shipment 2tf..r0 ..... N. 3 E. Y. delivery 20.50 FLOUR Family patents, $7.40 per bar rel; whole wheat, $6 20; graham. $8.00; bakers' ha-d wheat. $7.15; bakers blue st m patents, 10.75; valley bakers'. tf 00. aiiL tutuu fnce, i. o. o. mm: id in run. $22 per too; rolled barley. $3 36; rolled oats. 433; scratch feed, S4S per ton. CORN Whole. $J; cracked, I3B per ten. HAT Buying price f. o- b. Portland: Alfalfa, $13 per ton: cheat. $12012.60: oat and vetch, 314&14.50; clover. $12; val ley timothy, $15 15.0O; eastern Oregon lunomy, sibtf ig.au. Dairy and Chantry Prdae. BUTT ICR Cubes, extra, 44)44ttc lb.; prints parchment wrapped, box lots, 4To; cartons, 44c. Butterfat, buying prices: Ao. 1 grade, 47c, delivered Portland. KGGa Case count, 4U((42c; candled ranch, 45 4Mc; association firsts, 53c; as sociation selects, 5ic; associatiou pullets, 44c. CHEESE Tillamook triplets, price to Jobbers, f. o. b. Tillamook, 25c t Young America, 26c pound. POULTRV liens, 1727o lb.; springe, 23 u -c ; iuck, 22 Q 25u ; geese, nominal ; turkeys, nominal. PORK Fancy, 14c per pound. VK AL Fancy, 10c per pound. Fruits ana Vegetable. FRUITS Valencia oranges, $508 per box; lemons, $S.o08.2&: grapefruit. 4 5 51 per box; bananas, b'tfUc lb.; apples, l.lio (uy 2.35 box; peaches, 1. 25 41.50 box; pears, l.74B'B per box; nuckleoi-rries, tivp 13o per pound; grapes, Oregon Takuya, sl.50((j2.25 per lug; Oregon Alula gas, $1.50 f2.2.J per lug; Oregon Mut.cu.ta. 1.50(2.25 per lug; Oregon Concords, B6c per pound; California lady fingers, S3. 75 per crate; cauabaa, 2tfj3o per pound; cranberries, $4.60 44.75 per box; quinces, $3 per box. POTATOES Oregon, $22.2S per pound; Yakima, $2.25 hundred; sweet po j tiOtoes, 4&5o per pound. O.MUNi Keilow. 9X&04 per sack. ! VKUET ABLKS Cabbage. 263Ic lb.: lettuce, $2.504p2.75 crate; carrot. $1,50(72 per sac; game, iuwvo per pouna; bee is. $ 2 1&2.25 per box; cucumbers, 754100c per box; beans, 7400 per pound; gren corn, k2 u 2.50 sackt celery. octisi.iu dozen rKBpUnt, 7 4Sc pound; tomatoes, 4oc4 $2.50 box; green peppers, ocMOc pound cauliflower. $24f2.50 per dozen; ' puma kins, 2Vfeo per pound; squash, 2 Wo pound Rv Steel Snt FIRST FOURS GAUT 210 POINTS I Saxon Motors. shears noeDucK DVRIXG DAY. Shattuck Ana di.cii . at a . Sinclair Stand Oil C.I. Siofs Sbef .... So Pan So Ry ; do pfd 'St Li &. 3 F. . . J Strom Carb... swift co... Tcnn C & C. Texas Oil .... Texas Pac Other Issues Also Establish Best Quotations of Year Stock Trading Professional. 1 . ' - NEW YORK, Oct 10. Interesting developments In the financial. Industrial and commercial markets today found only J Tex P C e O ........ i mftigtinn An I ho .iiwk tichann. I St.pl. Groc.riM. Local Jobbing quotation.: SUGAR (sack basis) cans, granulated. 0.650 pouna; Deei, 0.000. KUT3 Walnuts, Manchurlan, 20 0 22a pound; Brazil nuis. latpzuc; filberts, 15& lsc; almonds, litic; p.auuts, 8vllo par pound, KICK Blu. Rom, o per pouna; Japaa. style. u.otiDoc per pound. BiCANS Small whit. 4.90.1 large kite. 3.t)oc; plan, io; uma, 3o: red. Wfcc per pounu. cOi'FEU Koa.ua, bulk, in drums. 18 a 35. a Der pound. SAW tiranuiai.a. Barrel, ZU3I4.03; bait ground, ton ou fl7.2u; luus, lump roc, ..u.uv. HUViMU X vuuiu, n.w crop, H.OUST ,f case. DRIED FRUITS Date,, J4.2J p,r toj tigs, ...v y. Hide., Hops, Eta. TALLOW No. 1, HV; No, i, 29tt per pound. 1 PA8CAKA BARK FIv. cent. . sound. dellverea roruiuu, Hura 1-1 crop, Adiso per pound lou croD. nominal, 20c. hides Fresh cured. S4Uo Der DonBd: cai(, 11 Pe,r pounu; aip. os per pound. Vv (jutj new c.ty. o v -u per pouna. uuHAIH New clip, leu per pound, a.. Uv.r.U Portland. I'roTlHlona. HAMS All sixes, 8133c; skinned, 28 83c; picnics, lsc; cottage roll, 2Uc. UAlU.n ancy, -4nu, caoice, zss Kii-: Mtandara. .-tarjc. LAK1 Pure, tierces, 14o pound; com praed, tierces, 18 Mo. Ulilf BALTT-Backs. 190230; plates, lgo. Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw In barrels, 89c; S-gallon cans, 81.04. Boiled, in barrels, Vic fi-gallon cans, SI. 00. 'l'uKPalM'lNlv la drums, II COl 6-g al ien cans. 11.15. WHITE LEAD 100-pound kegs, 12 Ko per pound. COAL, OIL .Tank wagons and. Iron barrels, lTtoc; caaes, 80li37c UASULlNib lauk wagon, and Iro s barrels, iic. cases, 3Sic. V Inter Iliuiiinus at Auction. A carload of Oregon winter banana apples was sold at auction at Chicago, v-xtra fancy, small size, bringing 1 2. Ob If .80, an average of SJ.tt.l, and fancy, me dium size, selling at fl'.O.-) 2 50. an av- rage of Jl.35. Blink Clearings. Bank clearlnKS of the northn-astern iti.. yesterday were as follnwi: ("li'arlnits. Balances. Pnrt'nnil 7 .-,.( .-,().-, $i 7.) ARK YOf I.OOKINO FOR A IK l'KNDABLK I HODl CK DKAI.EK? Veal Butter fork hrrM Poultry Kggs Honey Any Prodoet Get our prices. KIBV CO.. 1 Front St. Portland. Or. ttlxteen Tears' Reliability. Cold Storage For Your Drerl Meatn. Better 1'rlrea. Uulck Returns. THE 9AVIVAR COH IC- -lOO Front Street, Portias., Or. SAN fRANCISt'O PliODLCE 3IAKKET Trlcee Current on Vegetables, Fresh Fruits, Etc., at Bay City. SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. Vegetables Artichokes, 7tf10 case; squash, oOcHf (1.25 40-lb. lug; potatoes, 2J.75; onions, yellow, fti.25; brown, .5ou it. "5; crystal wax, $3; tomatoes, 50c 1 a lus;; cucum bers, 50c$l a lug; bell peppers, 3rj-c; beans, string, 2nbc ; Uinua, 5 (y be ; carroLS, stirjil.25 a aack; eKtfpIsut, l'ul.25 a lug; corn, f2(2.(5 ttack; iutiuce, 75c 41 crate; celery, l-ltuU crate; peas, l(tflc 10.; spin acli, c lb; sprouts, 7 tic lb. I'oultry Hens, 5 Jac; young; roosters, 20ftf5c; old roosters, lOlSc; yountr chick ens, auii.50c; ducks, 21(uUJc; drebsud lur key, 45c; live, y5y.5oe. Krult Oranges, Valencia, $46.25; lem ons, $4.50(1.25; sjrapeCruit, B4.5.50; ap ples, ato ad 4-tier, (1.51.50; strawber ries, per crate, $1.4u (t l.o5; raspberries, per drawer, T5c5c; blackberries, per daw tr, 405Uc; peaches, per box, tl.5ot1.75; cantaloupes, standards, $1.75 & 2.25; fig's, nominal; plums, nominal; casabas. dozen, 05c(U-$l; watermelons, - per dos., $1 u 2.5o; grapes, per crate, seedless,. 11.051.75; oth ers, $1,2541.75; pears, per box, $2.50jtj$4; prunes, per crate, .501.75; cranberries, per box, $4.50(5. Keceipts Flour, 1210 quarters; barley, 9G centals; corn, 4SOO centals; potatoes, 5S24 sacks; oranges and lemons, 1010 boxes; wheat, 7200 centals; hay, 442 tons; hides. 240 bundles; livestock, 200 head. QUOTATIONS ON 1A1RV PRODUCE Better Prices Ruling- on Butter, Cheese and Kffg. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10. Butter Ex tra, 50Vse; prune firsts, 4 Sc. Kggs ttxtras, o'JWc; extra firsts, 68c; extra pullets, 40c; undersized pullets. No. 1. aiOC. Cheeae California flat" fancy, 23 He, California flat firsts, 2oc; California Young America, fancy, 20VsO. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Butter-Usteady. Creamery, 38(047 Vic. Kggs Firm. b'rAn gathered oxtra firsts, 4U5Jc; do, firsts, 42 (y. 47c, - CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Butter Higher. Creamery extras, 45c; standards, 3 it Vie; firsts, 34Hi"14c; seconds, iJU 4jj 32 c. Kggs Steady. Keceipts, OObti cases; firsts, 31(42u; ordinary firsts, 37&3Sc; miscellaneous, UlUtfJUc; refrigerator extras, 31i4?32u; firsts, 30aic. SEATTLE, Oct. 10. Eggs Select local ranch, white shells, 58c; do, mixed colors, 50c; pullets, 42c. Butter City creamery cubes, 46c; bricks or prints, 48c. Coffee Futures Steady. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. The market for coffee futures was quiet today, but after opening 4 points higher to 4 points lower, ruled generally steady, selling up a few points in the late trading on reports of a firmer lone In the cost and freight mar ket. December advanced from 7.8'Jc to 7.02c, and March sold at with the mar ket closing 2.5 points net higher. Sales were estimated at about ltf.OOO bags. Oc tober. 7.77c; Demember, 7.02c; January, 7.U4c; March, 7.00c; May, 8.05c; July, 8.08c; . September, 8.00c. 1 HO 11) ill IV B l 1UI BfUb wuiico no,a jui-ai. and unchanged at 8 '4 to 8c for Rio 7s and 11 Vs to 12o for Santos 4s. Metal Market. . NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Copper, firm. ' Electrolytic, spot and nearby, 13c; later, ' latuMliWc. Lead, steady. Spot, 4.704.75c. Zinc, steady. Last St, Louis, spot 4.60 iti 4.05c - Dried Irult at New York. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Evaporated ap pis nominal. Prunes eay. California, 617c; Ore Sons, ti(ulba. Peaches quiet. Standard, 11c; choice, 2tU2Vsc;' t&noy, 1 4 1 5 Vi c. New York Sus;ar Market. NEW YORK. Oct. to. Raw sugar, cen tnfugal, 4.23c; refined fine granulated, ft.S0fee.60c, I DcAline-a there asaln consisted mainly of speculative operations In the cheaper oils. The strength of important foreign exchanges, especially the British rate; the first increase, although very slight, in bookings shown by the United States Steel corporation since July, 1020, and new high records of the year by several or the liberty bonds issue were ignored market factors. Other favorable Incidents included the year's best price for bar silver, another advance in copper metal, based on extension of the recent inquiry, and the substantial Improvement noted in business conditions throughout the west and south west, with a notable growth of raitwa: tonnage. Money waa the one restraining Influence of the day, call loans rising from 5 per cent at the opening to 5 per cent durin the intermediate period and to 0 per Cen in the final hour. - The advance wa occasioned by withdrawal of funds from the market to meet payments tomorrow on ma taring certificates of indebtedness totaling $6,000,000. The more popular foreign oils, esneclall Mexicans, were under constant pressure, as also were rails and the customary leaders among steels, equipments an motors. These and kindred issues were foremost In the wider reaction of the last nour. sales amounted to 425,000 shares. Uemand sterling at $3.80 showed gain of about 6 b cents over last week' final quotation. Buying of bills on I-on don to remit the proceeds of the re cen Australian loan nere was aiven as partial reason for the buoyant advance. r renca and .Belgian rates were 10 points higher and some of the other continental rates showed gains of 15 to almost 25 points. In the bond market a new high record for liberty first 4s at an exti-em. nu. nt 210 point was the dominant feature some others of that group also establishing their best quotations of the year. Mexican BuvBmraeai os were strongest of the in ternaiionai division andi Brazilian and Republic of China issues strengthened. sttJcs, par value, $16,775,000. CLOSING STOCK OUOTATinvs (Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke com- ps.uj, ruru&oo. Advance Rum. do pfd Agr Chem . .. Ajax Rubber.. Alaska Gold. . Ataska Juneau Allied Chem.. Allls-Chai ... do nfd Am Beet Sug. Am Bosch ... Am Can Co... do pfd Am Car & F.. do pfd Am Cot Oil... do pfd Am Drug Byn. Am Bide c L. do pfd Am Ice Am int Corn. Am Linseed . do uid Am Loco GO Dfd Am Saf Razor. Am Ship & C. Am Smelter... do ptd Am Steel Fdy. Am Sug ...... do pxd Am Sumatra.. Am T & T . . . . Am Tob do B Am Wool .... do Did Am W P pfd.. Am Zinc ..... Anaconda Assd Oil Atchison ..... do pfd Atl G Jk W I. Bald Loco . . . do Did Balto & Ohio. do pid Beth Steel B.. U R T Butte C Jk Z.. Butte & Sup.. Burneg Bros.. Caddo Oil .... Cal Pack Cal Pet do Dfd Can Pac Cen Leather. . Cerro de P. ... Chand Motor.. Chi de N W... Chi Ot West.. do pfd Chill Cop .... Chi no C M St P do pfd ..... Coco Cola .... C fc O Colo F & I... Colo Southern. Colo G Sl IS... Col Graph . Con Uas ... Con Cipars ... do pid ...... Contl Can .... Corn Prod . .. do Dfd Cosden Oil ... C R i & P do A pfd... do B Dfd. .. Crucible do Dfd Cuba Cane ... do pfd Cub Am Sug.. Del & Hudson, Dome Mines... D & R G do pfd End! Johnson. Erie do lBt pfd. .. do 2d Dfd. .. Fam Players.. Fed M A 6m.. ao pid Fisk Tire Gaston Wms.. Gen Cigars .. Gen Elec .... Gen Motors .. Glen Alden . Gen Asphalt Goodrich Goodyear . . . Granby Gt Nor Ore.. . do pfd Greene Can... Gulf 8 Steel... Bask Barker., Houston Oil. .. Hup Motor ... ill Central ... Inspiration ... lnterboro . . . . Jrur Callahan. Int Mer Mar.. do pfd Int Nickel ... Int Paper . . .. do pfd Invin Oil .... Inland Oil . , .. Jewel Tea ... K ,C Southern. do pfd Kelly.SpgfJd . Kennecott . ... Keystone Tire, Lack titeei Lee Tire Lehigh Val ... Loriilard Lowe Theaters LAX Marland Oil Mex Pet ... .Miami .Mid States OH Midv Steel M K A T.v.. do prd Mont Power. .. Mont Ward... Mo Pac do pfd M St P &SSU. Nor Am Nat Enamel . Nat Lead . . ,. Nev Con New Haven .. Nor A West. .. Nor Pac Nov Sco Steel. N Y Central.. Okla Prod ref. ont Silver ... Ont A West... Otis Steel .... Pac Pe.- Pac G A E... Punta Allegro Pac Oil Pan Am Fet.. do B Penna Poo Gas ..... Pcre Marq ... Phlla Co P'ure Oil Pierce Arrow.. Pierce Oil . ... Pitts Coal , . . . Pitts A W Va. Pr Steel Car.. Pullman Ray Con Reading; . ...j. Sales. High. Low. 400 85 400 22 200 H VoO 45 200 84 VoO 26 100 35 20O 37 800 19 100 1,1 0O 10 0 1,300 lOVs 88 3s 34 45v 83 37 18 H "m 10 '6814 1.000 80 K 80 200 00 300 000 8,400 300 100 800 100 200 2,000 800 414 5 "ij" 2444 it 78 87 log 124 m 75H 7 4H ! 'ii" 24 65 i4 70 80 107 l-'4 U'3 75 400 40 40M 200 200 2.500 6,000 200 1,2110 200 1,800 ' 200 41)0 2,500 1,500 8,Vli6 ttuo 400 ' 500 5,500 bOO l.i no 100 4IIO BOO 100 800 300 101) 1.300 13,100 200 2U0 8,800 1.BU0 1,000 600 400 800 300 400 8110 1,000 881, SI 27H 87 97 38 61 "M 14 105 13 'iiii 7 113 ll 884. 81 28 80 W HSW 83 61 '4 64 "ihi 14 101 12 40 78 113 30 30 40 38 60 . Hi) ij" 'ii 26 25 25 25 40 XII 34 34 65 63 24 24 38 30 01 60 3 3 80 80 25 4 7' "78 29 '2'j" 33 83 64 '3 '67i' "e 16 15 10a lb 64 13 lt 101 18 64 13 18 5,700 69 68 700 100 100 60 600 is.'s'oo 300 000 200 100 100 6.VoO 200 400 5O0 800 1.300 '106 800 300 TOO 37.800 11 125 JO 40 65 m i& 87 "65 "' ll'i 95 85 1 4 'ii'i 14', 48 "32 3 10 125 40 65 21 27 74 22 37 "es" 11 5 85 1 8 "ij 48 'ii a 20a 23 25 1.000 500 100 100 700 200 8.'o'o'6 200 . 2. duo . 87,4M "0 1, 0 800 Yoo 200 1,100 800 700 '306 400 100 1.100 100 300 1.100 'i.Voo 200 Yoo 100 "'200 io.Yo'o 11.400 2.400 2.300 1O0 200 ' s.'ino 1100 700 42 21 11 41 20 5 'l3 108 23 15 22 33 24 "'2 64 10 20 43 "40 33 75 11 14 95 77 '74 2 "26" 10 41 21 41 28 55 'S3 107 V 92 33 24 "2 53 g l!l 10 48 '46 80 75 11 i4V 95 73 2 "26" 10 58 . 5S Bid. 13 30 34 22 4i 83 26 84 37 hi 1-8 110 18 38 4 10 4v 82 54 22 4d Kli 4 6 87 75 24 65 3 on 107 123 1- 73 96V4 23 9 40 V3 86 81 26 88 87 38 61 14 ( 104 1 4 40 18 113 27 20 30 0!) 7 16 11 "5 3D 34 65 24 35 61 3 80 21 00 45 70 10 20 S3 78 67 63 84 4 t3 11 101 18 1 63 13 18 13 68 24 11 5S 125 9 40 53 81 10 20 27 74 21 30 67 63 11 95 35 1 It 14 4S 90 11 ' I01 25 50 i 41 21 11 41 2S 56 144 13 106 2S V3 22 13 24 1 2 53 39 10 43 67 40 39 75 11 i 95 70 23 73 2 4 3D 30 11 58 Tr Contl Oil. . Union Oil Del. Union Pac . .. United Alloy.. United Drug.. Untd Fd Prod. United Fruit.. Untd Kris N J. do pfd Utd Rll Store. U 8 Ind Al... U S Rubber... do 1st pfd.. V S Smelting. U a to teei 1.9'K) 200 81 10 000 3 00 1.100 1,100 1,100 "2,400 5O0 100 200 100 27,500 VoO 13.8110 000 8.3O0 1.7O0 2.ioo 1.400 1,000 100 200 600 400 100 200 (,40i 700 700 200 46 84 3 60 6 83 21 79 T9" 20 46 23 29 72 S8 24 26 63 8 20 121 27 60 12 108 8 19 60 45 4 89 45 84 3 60 6 S3 21 78 "7S 20' 44 23 20 TO "f 3S. 23 25 62 8 19 120 27 69 12 108 8 19 49 44 88 87 23 'Canadian 8s, lflSl 92 28 ) Canadian 8s, 1927 86 61 Chilean 8s. 1941C 88 82 I Currency H 8 I Dennis rk 8s. 1943 103 45 Pan. Muni 8s. 1048 302 83 . French 4s. 3017 43 3 1 French 5s. 1U31 6S French 7s. 1941 . 6 French 8s. 1945 ... S3 j Paris 6a 21 GerThan W L 5a ... T8 1 Merlin 4s hkmburr 4s Hamburg 4. .... Lelpsis 4 I. rip, is 5s Munich 4s Munich 5 Frankfort 4s Italian 3s. 1918 .... Jap 4s, 1931 Jap 1st. 4a, 1923 Jap 2d 4s. 1925 . Norway 8s, 1940 Russian 5s. 1921 . Russian 5s. 1926 Russian 6s. 7919 . Swiss 6s. 1928 .. Swiss 8a 1940 U K 8s, 1921 .... U K 5s, 1822 .... V K 5s. 1929 .... U K 5a 193T ... 2,900 78 79 3 7S 20 43 23 29 70 4 7 38 23 25 62 8 19 121 27 68 12 108 8 19 49 44 58 KU 33 73 53 . . . 911 . .. 99 ...100 ... 89 ... 6 ... T ... T ... T ... T ..I 8 ... T ... T ... iZ ... 9 ,.. 84 ... 84 ...106 ,.. 14 ... 3 ... 14 ... 89 ...100 .. 89 ... 88 .. 91 . . 89 OS 81 98 10 103 102 40 5 99 90 100 100 7 8 8 8 8 9 8 8 8 in 83 S3 100 4 1 90 1T 100 98 Bl vo Feeder pigs 9.5n1000 Stsrs 4.00s 6.00 Sheep Kast-of-mountaln lamba O.OOtf? 6 30 Hest valley lamba 5.30 oo Fair to rood (1.00(9 5 50 Cull Iambs Ewstern Oregon feeders. Light yearlings Heavy yearlings Light wethers Heavy wethers Ewes do pfd 110 Utah Cop va Chem .... do pfd ..... Van Steel .... Vivandou .... Wabash do A pfd... do B pfd... Wells Fargo.. West Pac . . .. do pfd West Union . . Westh K & M. West ild White Motors. Wlllys-Ovld .. do pfd Wilson Pack.. Wis Cen Woolworth ... Worth Pump. W & L. K 1,300 63 62 TOO 1.200 100 700 81 8 22 -30 8 7 22 22 21 00 43 600 2.400 200 100 85 6 100 UO BONDS. 39 8 45 "is"' 5 26 S3 39 8 53 29 74 80 8 7 21 14 68 21 68 82 45 9 84 6 25 83 25 115 3M4 8 V 3 2s, reg..,100N T C deb 6a.. 5 do coupon.. 100INor Pao 4s.... 77 do 4s, reg.. 104 do 3s 57 do cv 4s, cp. l04Pac T T 6s..87 Pan 3s. reg... 70Penn con 4s..'80 do coupon.. 7tilSo Pao cv 5s. ..91 A T & T cv 6s 102So Rwy 5s S3 Atchen gen 4s T8Union Pac 4s.. 82 D & R con 4s. 68 U 8 Steel 5s... 94 Bid. Liberty Bond Quotations. Liberty bond Quotations furnished by Overbeck & Cook, company ot Portland: Closing Hlsrh. Liberty. 3s 80.88 Liberty, first 4s 94.80 Liberty, .econd 4a 02.73 Liberty, first 4s 93.20 Liberty, seoond 4... ..93.00 Liberty, third 4. 85.28 Liberty, fourtn 4 s. . . .iu -U Victory, 4s 99.40 Vlctody. 3. 89.38 Low. 80.60 94.00 92 S 03.98 92.78 93.14 9;(.0 90.30 99.36 Hid 89.72 94.30 82. 68 84.50 92.o2 95.10 93.14 99.38 99.38 CUTTLE MARKET STRONG STEERS , AX'D COWS 50 CENTS HIGIIEK AT YARDS. 780 844 825 1180 1096 1215 Mining Stock, mt Boston. 10.- loslng quotations: Allouss 20 .Mohawk 52 Arix Com 9 North Butte ... 11 Calu & Ariz... 61 Old Dom 24 Calu & Hacla. .240 Osceola 30 Centennial .... 8Quincy 40 Cop Range ... 45;Superior 2 East Butts ... 8 Hup 4s Boston.. 1 Franklin 2 Shannon 11-16 Isle Koyalla ... 20 Utah Con 3 Lake Copper... 2 Wolverine 11 Swift & Co. Stocks, Closin Drlcea for Swift & Co. stocks at Chicago w.ro reported by th. Overbeck & Cooke company at Portland as follows: Swift & Co 80., l.lbbv. McNeil & Llbby i National Leather 6 Swift International 23 Mon4y, Silver, Etc. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Call money, firm er, lllgn, offerea at ana last loan, . per cent: low and ruling rat., 6 per cent; clos ing bid. 6 per cent. Time loan, steady: ou aays ana vo aays. 55 per cent; six months, 55 per cent. Prim, mercantile paper, 9 wo per cent. Foreign bar ailver. 72 e. Mexican dollars, 35c. LONDON, Oct. 10. Bar silver, 42d per ounce. Money, 3 per cent. discount rates, snort bills, per cent; three months' bill, 4 4 3-16 per cent. 2Vew York Bonds. New York bond Quotations furnished by Uerrin & Kbodes, Inc., of Portland. Maturity. Price. Am Tel as Tel 6. ,.1922 Am Tob 7a 1922 Anaconda s B iojo do 6s A Armour cv Ts 1U30 do 4a i3 Argentine QI 5s 1945 Am Ag Chem 7s 11)41 Beth Steal 7a 19-'2 do 7s 193 do ea 7s 1935 -Belgium Kit Ts -1943 do Us do 8s 1940 Bergen 8s, city of 1945 Berne 8s. city of 1943 Brazil 8s 1941 Canadian 5. 1926 do 5s 1931 Can Nat Eq 7s ,..13.15 Chicago N W 7s 1930 31 A St P gnJnrI4sA 2014 Can Nor 7a 1940 Chile Ss 1941 Christiana 8s. city of 1945 Copper Kxp 8s .....1922 Copper Uxp 8s 1023 UO 8S .A ilf-4 do 8a v..- 1923 Cuban Anier Xugar 8s.. 11131 Con Oaa cv 7a 1925 Dia Matsh 7s 1935 Denmark 8s 1945 Danish Mun 8. 1945 Dupont 7s 1931 rench ext 88 , iota rin 71i. . .1941 Crunk Trunk 7s.. 1940 Goodyear .-1941 Gulf Oil 7s 1933 1-lershey 7s 1930 Humble Oil Ts 1923 Ran Tr ret 5s I960 nt Mar CT 6s 1941 Ran Tr Ts 1921 Kennecott 7s 1930 Llbby, McNeil & Llbby 7 1931 Morris & Co 71 1930 Mexican Pete be 1936 Y C call Ts l3U Norway 8s 3940 Northwest Tel 7s 1941 Ohio C U 7s 1928 Ohio Power Ts 19.U Pan Amer Ts 1930 Penna 6s 19.16 N P & Q S (Jnt) 6s 1938 P 6s 204 7 San Paulo 8s 1938 Southwt Tel 7s 1926 Swedish Oovt 6s 1939 Standard Oil. N. Y. 7s 1931 Stand Oil or Cal 7s 1931 Steel & Tube 7s 1951 wis. 8s 1940 Seals Roe Ts 1921 do Ts 1922 do Ts 1923 Snlvay 8s 1927 Swift A Co Ts 1925 Tank Ts 1930 S Rubber 71 1930 Wilson Is 6s 1928 West Elec Ts .' 1025 Zurich 8s ,..1943 Active Demand fop Supply Offered at Opening of -Week Other Lines Are Steady. The run at the stockyards at th. open ing of th. week .mounted to T6 loads, of which six load, ot cattle and sheep went through. There was an active demand for cattle and prices closed strong and about GO cents higher.. The regular top on steers was raised to .6.2o, while on. load sold at an extreme of 38.50. It was a 5 mar ket for choice cows and heifer, with sales of fancy atock t $3.25 and $3.33. Hogs were steady at the range- of prices ruling at th. close of last week, while sheep and lambs were steady to strong. Receipts were 1263 cattle, 341 calves, 832 hogs and 3738 sheep. The day'a aales were a. follows: Wt, Prlce.l Wt Price. 83 steers. 938 t 4.25'1S hoga. . 122 9 Oi.l 2 steers. 1200 6.231 1 hog . . . 40018.50 6 steers. 1164 6.60i232 lambs 652 4.23 3. AO1 1.' lamb. 69 5.00 5 00! "6 lambs 75 5.50 4.50-'! lambs 76 6 50 6.50279 lamb. 74 6.50 6.5: "a lambs. 68 4.00 6.00112 lamba. 75 6 00 6.00;1" lamba. T5 6 00 00! 8 lambs. 85 2.00 6.00113 lambs. 89 2 00 6.001 JJ yearl. 95 4 00 6.001 yearl- 82 4.00 6.001 yearl. T5 4.50 5 60 ,3? yearl. 90 4.50 B.T5IV.tyearl-. 4.50 B.60!,2 m,i"d 310 8 00 4.1317 mixed. 133 8 00 6 5o!'? steers. 103s 5 J0 5 rjol-J steers. 85ft 523 6 501 "lBer.. 12S0 6.65 i'l steers. 5.10 steers. 5 23!35 steers. 5 00' J2 steers., 5.001-' "teers. 031 steers. 8 40' steers. 4.001 steers. 4 25'30 sleers. 4.731 J steers. 4.501 ' steer.. 5 001 - steers. 6.001 steers. 5 00t-O steers. 4.00! J steers. 4 -s 1 steer. . r;63 w.. 4.151 J e.r.. 4 ,51 3 steer. . 4.T3I1, "" "" ,. 8 steere. 1 steer. . 7 steers.. 1 steer. . 4 steers. 978 770 8 SO .1170 1073 906 972 1080 1180 1038 893 948 843 871 850 1020 610 1185 920 99 101 95 91 100 82 72 96 10O 98 90 101 95 100 100 101 99 94 92 107 104 57 104 9S 100 101 101 101 12 97 112 305 103 101 99 99 94 103 104 99 98 98 65 83 78 86 97 101 94 302 106 104 95 94 92 102 103 103 97 8S 88 106 104 95 107 100 98 98 100 100 103 100 S4 101 101 m Foreign Exchange. Foreign exchange rates at th. close of uslness yesterday, furnished by North- BulKarla, leva 0080 zecho-glovakia. kronen uiij estern National bank of Portland. 1 he amount quoted is th equivalent of the foreign unit In United State, funds: Country. Unit. Rate. ustria. kronen I .0012 Belgium, franca .0735 Denmark, kroner .1925 Kngland, pound aterling 8 8700 inland, finmark 0100 France, francs .0745 ' (Jermany. marKs .0088 reece. drachmas 0427 Holland, guilders 3320 Hungary, kronen 0024 Italy, lire 0420 ugo-Slavia, kronen 0053; Norway, kroner .1230 Portugal, escudoa .1025) jKjumsnia, lei ....... ........... . .uo:i.i Serbia, dinar 01M) Spain, pesetas .1345 Sweden, kroner ,23."0 Switzerland, francs 1813 China Hongkong, local currency.. .5775 Shanghai, taels 8300 Japan, yen 4sso 2 steers. T steer.. 4 seers. 8 steers. 8 seers. 4 seers. 8 steers. 1046 14 steers, 950 2 seers. 1073 2 Beers. 980 6 steers. 1056 6 steers. 1020 8 steers. 1000 38 steers. 1913 30 steers. 1038 6 steers. J108 8 steers. 1030 6 steers. 1030 25 steer.. 1080 26 steers. 1002 T steers. 1081 8 steers. 926 4 steers. 887 5 steers. 1012 1 steers. 2 cows. . 4 cows. . 4 cows . 14 cows. , 1009 Scows.. 1082 18 cows.. 950 5 cows.. 3098 8 COWS.. f3' cow,. , 16 cows.. 8 cows.. 3 cows.. 8 cows.. 8 cowl . 8 cows.. S cows.. 9 cows.. 9 cows.. 3 cows.. 19 cows.. 2 cows.. 2 cows.. 2 cows.. 4 cows.. 1002 2 COWS.. 81 cows.. 8 calves 28 calves 1 calf. . 10 calve. 8.1 calves 13 calves 20 calves 29 ealvea 17 calves 14 cals 31 oalves 3 c.lve. 1 calf. . 31 calves 6 calve. 1 calf. . 4 calves 18 calves 2 calves 1 calf.. 26 caives 17 calves 26 calves 5 calves 6 calves 1 calf. . 3 calves 1 bull.. 2 bulls., 1 bull. . 1 stag. . 2 staffs. 4 mixed , 9 mixed 6 hogs. . 25 hogs.. 24 hogs. . 3 hogs. . 3 hogs. . 47 hogs. . 2 hogs. . 35 hogs.. T hoars. . 1 hog... 16 hogs.. T8 hogs. . 12 hogs. . 8 hos. . 35 hogs. . 32 hogs.. 2 hogs.. 6 hogs. . 10 hogs.. 12 hogs.. 1 hog. . . 8 hogs. . 8 hogrs. . 2 hogs.. 30 hogs . 9 hogs. . 2S hogs 4.73 4.75 4.75 8.50 5 Oil s'soi2? rs. 4.301 3 001 3.50( 4.501 001 1 steer. I steer. . 30 steers .10 cows. . o cows. . X cu w . ;r tcows. 1046 3014 1073 842 1002 304.1 1305 1193 803 1033 3010 1050 , 1098 1087 3320 1200 810 1140 3300 823 1081 9B0 880 920 830 940 635 938 700 930 1620 908 800 940 3110 u!l8co M5I 6 co J cows. . ll3fl 0WI. OWl. S-S2I icow. O..MI1 9 001 1 cow . . . 1 coa 5 001; 9 001 803 883 185 828 810 806 415 274 191 203 175 198 6 001 J 183 9.00 Scows 170 lO.OOl "HZ 325 0.001 t ;;: 18 cows. 1 - ... 5.081 2 cows' 9001 ii"Z- 210 iooo!23co;.; 0.00 4 cows. 8 001 1 - Toi,Scow;;: X , cows.. TOO Scow..! T.OOl 2 cows 138 10.001 9 "J" 1550 4.50! 6 cow.". 4.00 2 cows.. 3..l 1 cow. . 3.50 32 cows S 3"' 32 cows.. 4.T5I20 cows. . 3.15 28 or,... 29S .10.00(18 cows 150 8.60! 5 cowa 120 30O0I 1 cow 308 9.501 1 bull'" 813 7.801 lbull..; a duiis. 56 110 392 323 120 195 302 240. 294 283 120 1395 I 140 1090 I I 58 1000 i31 111S 908 3080 920 1020 1030 860 980 1036 1080 904 1068 510 1030 3045 985 317T 1340 310 1 1043 WHO 943 710 1013 955 890 :220 823 8M0 30.13 1173 11.10 3075 3050 3 290 3 4RO 1290 5.00 6.75 5 75 6.00 M 6.10 33 5 63 8 110 3.50 3.7.1 4 00 B.73 6.00 5. 70 5 50 5 25 3 00 6.00 5 23 5 fl 8.00 3 50 6.73 3 00 8.00 8 00 3 00 3.00 4.50 5.73 5.73. 4.7 5.00 8.00 8 00 8.00 4.50 5.00 4 00 4.73 4.75 4 73 8 00 2 00 5 73 3.73 4.73 4.50 D 00 8.7.", 3 00 4.751 4.23 3 00 4.73 t.15 3.00 2.00 8.00 4 50 8 23 R OO 8.50 5 25 5 00 4.75 4.73 4.13 3.30 4.75 3.50 3 75 8.60 l.fko.f 3.00 4. .Kits 5.00 4.50' 8.00 , 3.A0 4S 4.00 3. flora! 4.00 2.50',i 3 50 1.00 is 3.00 C'birago Livestock Market, CHICAGO, Oct. 10. (U. S. bureau of markets.) Cattle Receipts. 30.000. choice light fed and good-to-best yearlings, steady; others, beef steers and butcher she stock, mostly 23c lower; prime yearlings, 311.30; bulk beef steers. 5.75fS 9.50; can ners and, bulls, steady; calves slow to un evenly lower: good and choice stockers about steady: other stockcr and feeder steers 15c to 25c lower. Hogs Receipts. 3.0o0 Opened 15 to Soc higher; later market active, 25c to 35c higher than Saturday's average. Spots, $9; bulk lights and light butchers. $8.00 ir 8.90: bulk packing sows, 87.25STT.75; pigs, 13c to 25c highs.; bulk desirable str8.2.". Sheep Receipts, S3. 000. Killing classes opened steady; feeder lambs, 25c higher; fat native lambs to packers, early, SS.50 8.73; to city butcher. $9; choice 00-pound western yearlings, S6.75; western we-thers, 13.50; choice feeder lamba, early, 37.50. . Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct. 10. U. S. bureau of markets.) Cattle Receipt 42.OO0. Stock. rs and feeders, stead v I weak; early sales, feeders. 36.50; stock. ers. S4.ftO(H,; heAvy calves, steady strong; bulk. $u.25itt6.25: she stock, slow, .teaay to lower; most cows, 83.60fr4.23 fed heifers, S7; most grass kind, $4ft5 other classes generally steady: part-load yearlings. $10; top otherwise. $9.25; choice heavy steers, $8.90; better grade grassers. fb.97: moat veaiers, $89.0; bulls, most ly S3.25V3.73. Hogs R.ceipts. 5500. 15?J2.r.o higher, mostly 35c higher than Friday's average 195 to 225-pound weights to shippers, $8.35 V8.43; 300-pound averages. $8.2.; packer. top, $8.40; bulk mixed, $7.758.25; bulk of sales. $7.40)8.35; throw-out sows, $6.25 and up: pigs steady to strong. $8.40 paid. Sheep Receipts, 16,000. sheep steady to strong; bulk fat ewes. $.i. 1.1; lamhs, strong to 25c higher; top westerns, 3S.75 bulk, S8.23S.H5. Ouahs Livestock Market. OMAHA, Oct. 10. U. S. bureau of mar kets.) Hogs Receipts. 4000. Uneven. lOfi c higher; bulk medium and light butch ers, $7.50ff 8.25: practical top. $S.35; part load, $8.40; bulk packing grades, $6.35 S 8.83. Cattle Receipts. 16.500. Beef steers, steady to 25o lower; no choice fed steers here; she stock, mostly 152oc lower bulls, weak: veals, steady to weak; stock ers and feeders, steady to 25c lower. Sheep Receipts, 22.500. Lambs, strong early sales western. $7.508.25; sheep, steady, ewe top, $4.25; feedera strong; top feeding lambs, $i. Seattle Livestock Market, SEATTLE, Oct. 10. Hogs Steady. No receipts. Prime. $9.5010; smooth heavies, $78; rough heavies, $4.50&6; pigs, $9 iff to. Cattle Stronger. Receipts. 3.i2. Prime steers. $606.50: medium to choice. $5 6 common to good, $4(5; best cows and heifers, $55.50; medium to choice. $4( 5; common to good, $34; light calves, $10 rll; medium calves. $89; heavy calves, $68; bulls. i:i.50M4. Prisoners to Work on Roads. KELSO. Wash.. Oct. 10. (Special.) Sh.riff J. W. Hoggratt is preparing to put Into effect the county com missioners' recent order to work the prisoners in the Cowlitz county Jail on highway repairs. There are now six prisoners In the jail, most of them bootleggers. nAIXY METEOROLOGICAL RETORT. PORTLAND, Oct. 10. Highest tempera ture, 71 degrees; lowest. 44. River read lr.g. 8 A. M., 1 foot; change In last 24 hours, none. Total rainfall 15 P. M. to 5 P. M.), non: total since September 1, S.08 inchea; normal, 2.99 inches; excess, 0 09 Inch. Sunrise, 6:21 A. M. ; sunset, 5: P. M. Total sunshine, 8 hours and .53 minutes; possible sunshine. 11 hours and 14 ntfnutes. 51oonrise. 3:03 P. 31. Tues day: moonset. 1:10 A. M. Tuesday. Barom eter (reduce dto sea level). 5 P. II., 3U.06 Inches. Relative humidity: S A. ii., loo per cent; noon, 65 per cent; 6 P. M. 60 per cent, ' THE WEATHER. gTATIONg. 3 Hi SB 11 s 14' 95 1C?lve- 47 8.00 An 1 11XO 5 00 400 7 .75 S hn.. 17 10.001 8 hogs.. 197 8.601 1 ho. .'. 249 9 .00! 3 hog... 2x0 9 001 4 hogs.. 122 9 COl 4 hogs.. 144 B.oo. 4 hoirs.. 105 30.00 no hogs. . 20S 10 00178 hogs.. 193 9 751 3 hogs.. 101,10 00'59 lmb. 100 T 301113 amo 190 10 no:io lambs. 356 lO.OOIos Iambs. 873 7.001 10 yearl. 227 8.00 87 yearl.. 70 BO01108 vearl. 165 ft mil 3 walk Prices quoted at the Portland Biocayaras were as follows: 20 30.00 3 85 10.00 800 8 00 24(1 9.00 127 1000 24ft 0.50 225 30 00 371 10.OO 133 10 50 420 7.30 6.00 6 00 4 00 6 00 2.O0 4.23 4 25 8 50 Union Choice steers . Medium to good steer. Fair to medium steera Common to fair ateers. ...... . Choice feeders , Fair to good feedera Choice cow. and heifers Medium to good cows, heifer. Fair to medium cows, heir.r. Common cows Canners ........ . Bulls Choice dairy calves Prime light calves Medium light calves Heavy calve. Hogs Prim, light Smooth heavy, 250 to 300 lbs. Smooth heavy, 300 lbs. up.... Rough heavy ,. Fat pies . .$ 6.00J 2.i . . 5 .30 6 00 . . 5.0OT 5.50 . . 4.oor 5.00 . . 4.5flr 5.00 .. 8.T5il 4.50 4.504s .1.00 4 001, 4.60 3 Sn 4.30 2.75W 3.50 1.50 2.7.-, snow 4oo lO.OOfi 10.50 0 f,ll 111 00 6.50 s 7 50 S.OOj? 6.50 8 5ft 1 0.00 R.Onrffl 9.(10 I 7.ooJr R.oo R.oo'-f, 7.00 j i :.ir "i "O Laker . . . . Boise ...... Boston Calgary .... Chicago . . Denver ..... Des Moines. Kureka .... Galveston , . Helena J uneau . . . Kansas City. 1,0 Angeles. Marshfield .. .Med ford .... Minneapolis New Orleans New York... North Head. Phoenix . . . . Pocatello ... Portland ... ltoseburg , , . Sacramento . St. Louis. .. . Salt Lake... San Diego. . . San Fran.-... Seattle Sitka Spokane . . .. Tacoma .... Tatoosh .... Valdez Walla Walla. Washington. . Winnipeg .. . Yakima .... T) Win. p : 0 o 3 IS 5 i a 8 ! : Wathr. T4 4).W. .INWiClear T6 0.00..W Clear T2,0.00,14jSW Pt. cloudy 64 0.0O. .1 Clear 38 0.001.. 3 Pt. cloudy 68 0.001. . NB Clear 66 0.00,24N" WiClear 64 60 0.00:.. is Pt. cloudy 82,0.00 . . 3 Clear 62 0.00 . . SW Clear 48 t30,0.42. . S Kaln 50 72 O.0O 24' N ICIear 61) 74 O.Ooi. .iSW ICIear 80 0.02,.. S H.'loudy 80,0.00 . ,s ICIear 46 0.201U NWiCloudy 84 0.00;..S Clear 72,0.00 IS S Clear 4il 50 0.0O12;.S Cloudy 84 0.uo. .HW ICIear 7l0.00,..iW Clear Tl O.Ool. . NWICIear T8O.UO1..N CUar 84!o.Oti.. s Clear 66 0.00,12:SW Clear 4 0.001. .iNW, Clear TO.O.OOilO.NW 661 .66 0.00 20 V 60, Oil O.OOi. .j.NW . .t52( ;. .1 421 T4 0.00). .INK . .1 TO 0.0O . .(N 481 60jO.OO,22,S 30 . ..'1.701.. INK 601 T4 O.OOI. . W 48 80'O.UO.. . N SO 40 0.08 .. .W 40 82.0.00. -I ;CIear I't. cloudy .Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy, Rain Clear Clear Pt. cloudy A. M. today; tP. M. report of preced ing day. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair, northeast erly winds. Oregon and Washington Fair, moderate northeasterly wind. A Selected List of ond Bargains Yield About $25,000 Port of Portland 6s 1926 5.65 Due July 1, 1D26. J. & J. Dn. S1000-.500. Trice 101.60. $5,000 Deschutes Co., Or., 6 . . . 1932-34 5.85 Due serially M. & N. Den. 11000. Trice 101.20-101.35. $3,000 Wheeler Co., Or., Road 6..1937-39 5.875 Due serially J. & J. Den. $1000. Trice 101. 27-101. 36. $2,500 Enterprise, Or., Imp 6s 1931 6.00 Due Jan. 7, 1931. Kst. 192. J. & J. Den. $i00. Price 100. $500 Astoria. Or., Imp. 6s 1940 6.09 Due Feb. 1, 1940. y. & A. Den. J5O0. Price 99. $3,000 Fresno Co., Cal., Road 7s.l 923-27 6.50 Due serially. J. & J. Den. $1000. Price 100.92-102.45. $4,000 Port of Siuslaw 6s Due serially, J. & J. Den. $1000. 7.00 ,1926-32 6.50 Trice 96.30-9S.17. $1,000 Casper, Wyo., Imp. 6s 1930 7.00 Due Mar. 5, 1930. Est. 1924. M. & S. Den. $500. Trice 97-75. $1,500 Pullman, Wash., Imp. 7s 1931 Due July 18, 1931. Est. 1922, July 18. Den. $500. Trice 100 $25,000 Gov'nment of Argentina 7s..l923 7.20 Due Octobar 1, 1923. A. & O. Den. $1000. Trice 99.625. $2,000 Edmonton, Alberta, 5V2...1929 8.00 Due October 1, 1929. A. & O. Den. $1000. Trice 86.43. $1,000 Edmonton, Alberta, 6s .1922 9.00 Dire Sept. 1, 1922. M. & S. Den. $1000. Price 97.42. $1,000 Bethlehem Steel 7s 1922 7.00 Due July 15, 1922. J. & J. Den. $1000. Trice 100. $11,500 Fisk Rubber Co. 8s 1941 8.10 Due Sept. 1, 1941. $1,000 Otis Steel Co. 8s. Due Aug. 1, 1941, h & A. M. & S. Den. $100-$500. Trice 99 . . .1941 Den. $500. Price 99. 8.10 $10,600 West. States Gas & EI. 6s . . 1927 8.30 Due i'eb. 1, 1927. F & A. Den. $1000-$500-$100. Trice 90. The above bonds assure security of capital, high yield and ready marketability. Call and ask for details. Camp Co. OSCONr .LOO) ioiM.i.MgN. uiLoma ftPTM AMD ST. a HI 114 N.vul Btores. SAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. 10. Turpentine firm, 68c. Sules, 230; receipts, 444; ship ments, 815;, stuck, 9074. Kosin firm, sales, 891: receipts, 1262; shipment., 194: stot-k, 79 "32 Quote: H. $3.83: D. 13.95: E, F, O, $4.13: It. $4.23; I 14.30: K. 64.80; M, J5.20; N. $3.23; WU, 5.U0; WW, t.-i.8.-i. Thone your want ads to The Orero- nfun. Mnln 7070. Antnmntlc nCO-Sri. One of the very few nations whose revenue exceeds expenditures. Argentine Republic 2-year 7 Gold Treasury Notes Argentina is prosperous. Its income exceeds its outgo. Its per capita debt is only $S2. It is one of the world's great agricultural centers. The country is solid, eco nomically -and politically, so much so that the foreign investments aggregate $3,750,000,000. For a short-term, high-grade in vestment we unreservedly recom mend these notes. They are payable in U. S. Gold. A General Obligation Price 995-8 to Yield Over TJ Denomination $1000 LUMBERMENS ,TDBix(oMxr' -BANK Broadway and Oak aoo 800 1.UU0 so 44 41 s 31 'i ID '27 104 7 94 13 71 . .18 H 42 30 V, 36 31 'i 19 '2714 10 04 H 1 71 a NEW YORK, Oct. 10. Forelcn exchange strons;. Great Britain, demand $3.80. Korricn Bonds. Foreign bond quotations furnished by tha Overbeck & Cook, company ot Port land: Ask. Tteletan rest 3s Belgian prem 5s .. BelRian 7a. 1U45 Belgian 8s. 1041 ... Belgian 6s, 1021 .. Belgian (is, 3025 ... Brazil 8a. (new) .. British 8 Us. 1022 . British 5s. 1927 ... 3S 42 SOU ai j2 211 27 W 10U. i . n.f ' u.nt.h Km ina 58 V, . British vky 4s 254 British ref 4s 57 i Bordesux As. 1034 .. 94 1 Caasdlan 3s. 1928 .. 1,114 Canadian. Vis. 1021 Bid. . . 5 ..101H ..300 ..100ii .. 03 ..054 .. no ..374 . . 305 . .30:! ..280 ..270 . . R4 .. 13 v4 71 Canadian 6 Us, 1U29 101 10114 loo Vi 054 05 884 375 375 200 2!0 84 H 84 100 94 ii Federal Land Bank Ten Twenty Year 5 Bonds PIE: MAY 1, 1941 Jfot rede.'in.hl. before May 1, 1B31 . Exempt from federal, state, municipal and local taxation Price 10O and aecraed later... Yielding: 5 Circular on request for AR-425 The National City Company Offices In more than GO cities Yean Bids;.. Portland. Main 0072. ui mi ! tu ion w-mn.ni mm sauss ' am" (11 11 i'-o ;.;--.'v--. ;-J Permanence Cheap bulldlnirs are temporary, and all give way to permanent structures as cities arrow. It is no longer a queation of a few dollars' additional expense for new buildings, the main consid eration beins to employ skill and materials to create and erect structures that shall be endur ing. Experience has likewise de veloped the same sentiment in the public mind in regard to pave ment; the best, namely. Warren-lte-Bitulithic,. being; generally conceded as the cheapest in the long run. Long Term Government Bonds of the Highest Grade KINGDOM OF NORWAY 3 BONDS OF 1888 AVERAGE INTEREST 6 TO 7'z These bonds are due in 1963 and during that time your interest yield will range from 6 at the present low price of exchange up to 7yro with exchange at par. When this bond is paid in 1963, if exchange is at par, you will receive $486.66 for your investment of $193.00 in addition to the yearly income. 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