TUT: 3IORXIXG OREGOXIATT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1021
2.1,
MILLING OATS SHORT
IN THIS SECTION
Supplies May Be Brought In
From Outside.
PRICES NOW ADVANCING
Wheat Steady, With Good Demand
for Club at $1.04 and Hard
Winter at $1.0.
A i-hoi-tar of mltllnc eat. haa daTlrje
hi (bis section and price nav. strengthened
to a oonsid.r.bl. deer. Ooftd whit mill
In f uu can b. sold at price ranrtaff from
2 to lit, srhll. (rar minln aata ars
quotabl. at from 133 ta S3S aeeoralnc ts
quality. It ta possible that milling- oaAa
will hara to t. bratirht In from outald.
bafora tha season la trrar. Faad oata ara
alas fewer. Bids far December vtilta taad
aata wer. ralaed 50 aanu at tha Marchanta
Zxchans;. session.
Tha wheat marks wu Qtrtet. OfTers at
ctM aidiansa aaaalon wer. tha asm. aa
Saturday. Club In tha local markat wu
worth 11.04 and hard winter IL06. There
waa not znuoh bualnaaa naaatac in tha
According to Goodman, an aaatarn crop
authority, wheat remalnlne; on farms. ax
dualr. of .esd, at tha and of October waa
U par oant of tha total crop and carry
orar, or 282,000,000 buahala. Tha bureau
of crop eatlmatea reported 47 par cent or
Ml.OOO.OOO buahala, on November 1 laat
year. &S par oent, or 280.000,000 bushels
n November 1, 1910, and 81 per eent, or
I5T.O0O buahela an NbTsrobsr 1. 1818. Tha
a-year araraaw reported by tha bureau
waa 87 par cant. Thla year tha movement
from farma baa bean abov tha araraca,
North American exporta laat week ware
T,i9.OO0 buahela of wheat and flour,
1.188,000 buahela of oorn, 0,000 buahela of
aata. 876,000 buahala of rya and 860,000
buahela of barley.
World ahlpmenta laat waek were 18,228,
000 buahela of wheat and flour aralnat
8,823.000 bushels a year ago. 8,282,000 buah
ala of corn asalnat 8,801,000 buahela. and
136,000 buahela of oata acalnat 245,000
buahala. r
Portland decelpts of wtieat In October
were S7C4 ears, or lSfrd cara mora rhan
tha combined recelpta of Tacoma and 8a
attla. Wheat recelpta In cara at the three
polnta In October of fhla and laat year
compare aa followai
Oct- 1WM. Oot, llrX).
Portland ........... 87.',4 16H3
Tacoma 13rr ion4
Seattle 1083 1128
Portland reoelpta of wheat In October
by the Merchants' Exchange aa follower
Portland Wht Brly. Fir. Oata. Hay
Monday ,212
Tear aro A)
1
18
26
2
114
70
"1
TS
loa
"4
103
114
9
2i8
29
8
141
29
1
900
2
32
626
647
11
8
810
708
11
111
Season to data In, 024
426
218
Year aro
Tacoms,
Saturday .......
Tear ago
Season to data..
Tear ago .......
Seattle
Saturday .......
Tear aao ,
Season to data. .
.0
18
. 22
8.208
2.473
M
2T
8.0K2
74
123
238
121
xear aro
1 i
132
AUSTRALIAN BUTT KB IS ON WAT.
Eight Thousand Tons Dae on Coast Thla
Month Balk Will Go Bait.
Trading; during the past week In the
Ban Francisco butter market waa not very
active at any time and toward the close
waa decidedly dull. There was a much
aaler feeling", due to the continued heavy
recelpta. which Included Canadian but
ter. Dealers also say that consumptive de
mand has fallen off some. Prices have
fluctuated around 4flo on 82 score for the
past three weeks. Fancy butter has not
shown much surplus as yet. Another fac
tor which has caused a weaker undertone
la the report that about 8.000 cubes of
Australian butter are due to arrive the t
last of this month. Some of this can be
used locally, but the bulk la expected to
Co east, where the marketa are showing
a lnoreased shortage of storage stocks,
and production will decrease with winter
weather. Shipping; demand from the
south took two cars during the week.
Store holdings at San .Francisco are
826,8(12 pounds short of last year.
The eaatern marketa tn the past week
opened. easy and unsettled, due to heavy
reoelpta. but because of the threatened
strike buying; became more active and
atocka were well cleaned up about the
middle of the week. All marketa were
very firm and prices rather sharply ad
vanced with some speculation. After the
strike was called off, demand dropped off
sharply, throwing the market In buyers
favor. However, fancy butter waa well
cleaned up on all marketa. Trading" In
ndr grades was Irregular at Chicago,
supplies of these grades being; light and In
good demand, but other markets had
trouble In moving them. Production la
heavy, but a good consumptive demand Is
taking cars of recelpta More storage
butter waa used and withdrawals were
heavier, partly due to the movement of
stocks In anticipation of strike. New Tork
eomplalns of too much color In butter
probably due to farmers using pumpkins
ar turnips. During the week 2135 casks
of Danvh butter arrived at New Tork and
considerable quantities of Canadian a Is
same Into New York and Boston.
VGO MARKET ON FIRM BASIS
Batter Bteadj With Moderate Demand for
Beet Cubes.
There waa a moderate Inquiry for butter
cm the market yesterday and cube prices
were steady and unchanged from last
week, with tha best grades held at 42 to
48 cents. The shipment of a car to 6an
Francisco at the close of the week helped
the situation.
Vr were firm, the Increase In receipts
having not yet caurht up with the de
mand. Production will gain from now on,
but It may be wmi time before the sup
ply affects prices.
There were light arrivals In ths poultry
and dressed meat markets. Both lines
wars alow and prices were unchanged.
Larger Shipment from Yakima.
The reduction In freight rates on grain
and hay. says a Yakima report, has stimu
lated the shipment of hay from the Yaki
ma valley, which with a 15,000-car crop
ships approximately 12.000 cars. Of this
amount about 00 percent ordinarily goes
to coawt points for dairy consumption,
about 15 percent to the Palouse districts
and 10 percent to Western Oregon.
Calling off of the rail strike, which had
slowed up fruit shipments for a number
of days, caused an extra demand for re
frigerator cars on both railroads. This
flurry will probably last only a few days,
however, and from now on shipments will
probably go out In diminishing number.
Carload shipments from Yakima for te
pt wk t .!!. approximately !T0 on
TURKEY SHIPPERS
Our bulletin, Tl'RKEY SPECIAL,
KO. l.M la just out. It Is the latest
market report. Yours for the ask
In. Write for It,
THE 8AVI.WR CO., INC.,
100 Kroat St- Portland, Oregon.
TURKEYS!
HOW TO GET BEST PRICES.
Have paying; advice to srlve on this
autOect. Write, tell ua num
ber you have for saie.
Rl'BY A CO.,
M Front Street, Portland. Or.
Blxtexa Yeare" Rxrrrlerara at Y.or
DiBsewaU Fresh
both lines. Thla biinra tha season'a total
to 9210, about 5150 of which ara apples,
and means that 40 percent of the valley
apple crop has been snt to tha market.
ACCTIOX OFT OREGON KEWTOWX9
Few Co riot galea Are Reported at North
. weetern 6hlppins; Polnta.
Tew earlot apple aalea were reported at
Interior f. o. b. marketa Wenatchee quoted
extra fancy Wlneeapa, amall to farg-e, at
1262.25. fancy at fl.i501.9S and choice
at 81.50.
At tha New Tork auction, 755 boxea of
Oregon Newtowna were eold at J 2-96 3. 16
for extra fancy large, 12.76 92.90 for extra
fancy amall ta medium and 12.4502.80 for
combined fancy and choice grade all alxea.
The eaatern marketa were quiet and
prices ruled ataady to weak.
TlalMe Supply Decrease. Again.
Tha American vlelble wheat supply
Statement compares aa follows :
Bushela lncreaae.
Oct. 81. 1921 S4.281.0O0 1.S54.OO0
Nov. 1, 1920 &o. 500, 000 1,009.000
Nov. 3, 1919 9352.000 1.038.000
Nov. s. 191S 122.8O4.0O0 8,196,000
Oecreaae.
Tha corn visible la 18.983,000 boehela, a
decrease of 7S2.O00 bushela; oata, 69,610,
000 buahela, lncreaae of 981,000 buahela;
rya, 6,00ft, 000 buahala. Increase of 489,000
buahela; terley, 4,019,00 bushela, lncreaae
of 229,000 buahela.
The Canadian wtieat risible Increased
8,448,000 buahela thla week.
Clearings. Balance
Portland . . ... I,4M."2S (1,8.13,728
Seattle ... . 4.596.081 1.4WM93
Taooma ............. 482.542 57.601
Spokane 2,000.972 880,408
Portland bank clearings for October of
thle and former years were! .
1921 ....81B8.TT4.e01
1830.. .......
180.88 8. Tfi
1019... ..........
101ft. aseea
1U17
1019
1015
1$14
1018
1112
1911
1110
U0l
181.477.79T
lft3,B2.7t8
108.442.fl51
78,605.913
69,997,497
58.715,228
63.T27.569
58.087.612
65,1 S3. 193
48,344.509
40.908,548
PORTLAND MAR RET QUOTATIONS
Grain, floor. Feed, Ete,
Merchants' Exchange, noon aeaston
-Bid-
Wheat
Hard white ....
Soft white
White club ....
Hard winter . . .
Northern spring
Red Walla
Oats
No. 2 white feed 29.00
No. 2 gray 23.00
Corn
No. 2 E. Y. shipment 5.00
No. 8 E. T. shipment 24.50
FLOUR Family patents, $7 per barrel;
whole wheat, $6 20; graham. $6; bakers'
bard wheat, $7.05; bakers bluest em pat
ents, $6.65; valley soft wheat, $5.60;
straights. 15 25.
M1LLFE&D Price, f. e. b. mill; Mill
run. $21 per ton; rolled barley, $34 38;
rolled oats, $85; scratch feed, $46 per ton.
CORN Whole, $34; cracked, $38 per
ton.
HAT Buying price, f. o. b. Portland;
Alfalfa. S15 per ton; cheat, $12912.50;
oat and vetch, $14&14.50; clover. $12;
valley timothy. $15Q 15.50; eastern One goo
timothy, $18018.50.
Dairy and Country Frodnce.
BTTTTBR Cubes, extras, 42 43c lb.;
prints, parchment wrapped, box lots, 47o;
cartons, 48c. Butt erf at, buying pr.cea:
No. 1 grade, 47c, delivered Portland.
ECH1S Ca.-e count, 48 50c; candled
ranch, A855c; association firsts, 67c; as
sociation selects, 60o; association pullets,
43c.
CHEESE Tillamook triplets, price to
Jobbers. I. o. b. Tillamook, 26c; Young
Americas, 27 o pound.
POULTRY Hens. 172e; springs. 20c;
ducks, 20 25c ; geese, nominal ; turkeys,
live. 85c pound.
PORK Fancy, ISlAHo per pound.
VEAL Fancy. 128 18o per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
FRUITS Valencia oranges, $608.50 per
box; lemons, $4.50 67.5O; grapefruit. $4.50
7.50 per box; bananas, 8&9c pound; ap
ples, $1.35,94-25 box; pears, $1.50 3 box;
huckleberries, 10 15c per pound; grapes,
Oregon Tokays, $i 25 2.50 per lug; Ore
gon Concords, 6&6c per pound; California
red Emperors, 10c per pound; Califor
nia Cornichons, $2.75 per lug; casabas, 2
9 3c per pound ; cranberries, $5 5. 75 per
box; pomegranates, $3 per box; quinces,
$3.25 per box.
POTATOES Oregon, $1.73.02 per hun
dred; Yakima, $22.25 - per hundred;
sweet potatoes, 4Q5c per pound.
ONIONS Yellow, S4.0O&5.5O per hun
dred. VEGETABLES Cabbage. l2c pound;
lettuce, $2,604$ 2.75 orate; carrots, $1.50
61.75 per sack; garlic, 12H 18c pound;
beets, $1.5032.25 per box; cucumbers, $1.50
2.50 per doz-n; beans, 10 12 Vic per lb.;
celeryr 70c (if $1 per dozen; green peppers,
fl10c per lb.; cauliflower, $1.251.50 per
dozen; pumpkins, -2 Vfco per pound; squash,
2Vio pound; sprouts, 17 He pound; toma
toes, $ 1 .25 & 3 per box ; turnips, $2 2.50
per sack; parsnips, $2(92.50 per sack.
Staple Groceries.
Latest Jobbing quotations:
SUGAR (sack basis) Cane, granulated,
6.85c pound ; beet, 6.15c.
NUTS Walnuts, Manchurian, 201924 V c
pound; Brazil nuts. 1820c; filberts. 209
25c; almonds, 26 27c; peanuts. 8o per
pound.
RICE Blue Rose, To per pound; Japan
style, 6c per pound.
BEANS Small white. 68Rc; large,
white. 4c; pink, CWc; lima, 707He; red.
6Vi c per pound.
COFFEE Roasted, bulk, in drums, IS
35c per pound. .
SALT Granulated, bales, $3. 20 74 05;
half ground, ton 60a, $17.25; 100s. $16.25.
HONEY Comb, new crop, $6.50(97 per
ease.
DRIED FRUITS Datee, $7 per case;
figs, $1.4098.75 per box; apples, 16c lb.;
peaches, 15?17c; apricots, 2326Vo;
prunes. 7H12c
Hides, Hops, Etc
TALLOW Nn. L 4c; No. 3, So per
pound.
CASCARA BARK 5c a pound delivered
Portland.
HOI'S 1921 crop, choice, 25 26c pound;
olds, 15c pound.
HIDES Fresh cured. Bo per pound;
bulls. 4c; calf, 12c per pound; kip, 7c; dry
bides. 9c; dry salt hides, 7o per pound.
PELTS Dry pelts, full wool. 8M0
pound; aalt pelts, 35 50c each, according
to size.
WOOL New clip, 8 20c per pound.
MOHAIR New clip, 100 per pound, de
livered Portland.
Provisions.
HAMS All slses. 2S9Slc: skinned. 83a
picnics, 18c; cottage roll, 2Sc
BACON Fancy. 40tj4&ci choice, 270
t2c: standard. 23 320c.
LARD Pure tlercea, 14a pound; com
preeaed tierces. 14a
SALT Backs, 19828c; plates, 18a.
Oils.
LINSEED OIL Raw, In barrels, 89c;
B-sallon cana, $1.04. Boiled, In barrela,
,1c: 6-ftallon cans. $1.06.
TURPENTINE la druma, II: 6-sallo
aans. $1 15.
WHITE LEAD 100-pound keaja. 12rc
per pound.
COAL, OIL Tank varolii and Iron bar
rels. lTttc; cases. 80$S7a.
OASOLlNc? Tank wagona and iron bar
rela, litic; cases, 88 S,c
SAX FRANCISCO PRODI CE MARKET.
Prices Current ear Vegrtablee, Freeh Fruits,
Be, at Bar City.
6AN FRANCISCO. Oct. 8L, Vegetablee
Artlchokea, lu.00J 12.00 a case; squash,
II. 1.2.1 a 40-pound lug: potatoes, $2.25
j3.7o; onions, yellow, 13.23: brown, $4.00
94.25; crystal wax, $3.00; tomatoes, $1.00
G1.7S a lug: cucumbers, 73cgy$l.ftO a lug:
peppers 65$f73c a lug; beans, string, 89
c; Umaa, 5(8c: carrots, $1.00 lfS a
sack; egg plant, $1.001 25 a lug; lettuce,
$1.50 a crate; celery, 12.50 a crate; pump
kin.. 1.0Ot)l.Z5 a sack; peas, S012Vio a
pound; sprout.. 466c a pound.
Poultry Hena. 25633c; young rooetera,
20gr23c; old roosters, 16lHc; young
chickens, 2tii30c: ducks. 20622c; tur
keys. .dree!ed, 50052c; live. S3t40c.
Fruit Oranges. Valenclaa, I4.00tfo.50;
lemons, $3.0005.25; grapefruit, H 005 00:
applea, 84 and 4-tier. 0c Iff $3.50; straw
berries, per crate. 12.0092,50; raspberries,
per drawer, noo6$l.OO; blackberrlea, per
drawer. eOOVOc: casabas, per crate. 65 0
75c; grapea. seedless, $4.0O; others, $2.25
t4. OO; cranberries, per box. $5.0065.50.
Receipts Flour. 18.3TO quarter sacks:
wheat, 8230 cental,: barley, 138.436 cen
tals; corn, 4510 centals: potatoes, 6738
sacks; onions, 2S5 sacks; hay, 250 tons:
hides. 694 bundles; orangea and lemons,
1600 boxea; livestock. 130 bead.
not. Dec
1.04 $ 1 04
1.02 102
1.02 1.02
-1.02 1.02
1.02 1.02
.T - .97
25.00
24.00
24.00
LIBERTY BONDS GAiNlNS!
SMALL ADVAXCES SCORED IN
NEW YORK MARKET.
Stocks Weak With Hardening of
Money Rates; Sharp Dat
elines In Oils.
NEW TORK. Oct. SI. Fluctuations In
tha etock market today were confuslnc.
Issues of tha same description frequently
moving in opposite directions. Dealings
were fairly large, but again aublect to
the maneuvera of professionals.
Money ratea furnlahed an excuae for
the market'e course. Call loans oTpened
At per cent, relaxed" to fi per cent at
mid-day and hardened to 6 per cent In
the final hour. '
Developments offered little encourage
ment to the bull accounta. Railroad ton
nage ehowed Irregular decreasee and
business aains at prominent centers were
neutralised by further price reductions
for important Industries. Independent steel
producers were reported to be contem
plating lower prtcee for etroctural steel
and other fabricated materials and aub
stantlal cuts were announced, by manu
facturers .f motor trucks and rubber tires.
Among market leader. Mexican Petro
leum was heaviest at aa extreme decline
of nearly eight polnta, the stock being
under greateat pressure tn the laat hour
and unsettling the Ust.
RaJla lapsed into the dullness shown
by that group prior to the etriks settle
ment and equipments, motor, and food
shares were heavy. Wilson It Co., com
mon and preferred, made arose declines
of S to 15 polnta Offtciale of lh. com
pany were quoted aa being unable to ac
count for the weakness of thoee Issues.
Bale, were 700,000 shares.
Foreign exchenges were Irregular, th.
French rate being the only Important re
mittance to display strength. German,
Scandinavian and Central European rate,
were variably lower.
Trading In bonda waa moderate with
an uneven tone. Liberty Issues closed
mostly at slight gains, rails were uncer
tain and mixed chengee ruled among in
ternal lonala. Total sales, par value, 14
375.000.
CLOSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS.
(Furnlahed by the Overbeck A Cooke
company. Portland.) Closing
Sales. High. Low bid.
Adams Exd.. 1O0 49
Advance Rum - - - - l-?s
Agr Chem.... 400 80 30 30
do pfd 100 65V, 55V, 65V4
AJax Rubber. 200 20V, 20 20
Alaska Gold.. 100 a
Alaska Juneau 2.800 Vi V, V,
Allied Cham.. SO0 46 Vi 45 45
Allia-Chalm .. 800 84 84 83 4
do pfd 77
Am Bt Sugar. 400 27 V, 27 V, 27
Am Bosch.... 100 85 33 83
Am Can Co... 2.000 29 2SV, 2S
do pfd 200 84 84 84
Am C Fdy. , 4O0 131 130 12S
do pfd..... 11-
Am Cot Oil... 100 19 18 18 Vi
do pfd loo 40 40 89 V,
Am Drug 8yn. 200 6 6 5
Am H 4 Leath 100 10 10 10
do pfd - 200 52 50 60
Am Ice 700 66 65 65
Am Int Corp.. 10.800 87 85 85
Am Linseed.. 400 24 23 23
do pfd 200 . 46 46 46
Am Loco 700 92 91 ltt
do pfd 107
Am Sat Rasor 900 4 4 4
Am S A Com. 600 0 5
Am Smelter.. 1.100 30 88 38
do pfd 200 77 70 77
Am Stl Fdy.. 700 25 25 25.
Am Sugar.... 1,800 64 63 63
do pfd 400 "S 77 773
Am Sumatra.. 1.800 36 35 85
Am Tel & Tel 1,200 10h 108 10
Am Tobacco.. 1.200 120 12' 124
do "B" .... 400 128 123 121
Am Wool .... 7,700 78 77 77
do pfd 98
do pfd 100 24 24 24
Am Zinc 9
Anaconda 6.400 42 41 41
Assd Oil 100 103 103 108
Atchison 1.200 86 85 85
do pfd 400 80 80 79
Atl Q 4 W 1. 6,800 31 2 29
Baldwin Loco 27.800 92 90 !l0
do pfd 3DO 97 97 97
Bait Ohio.. 2.800 87 86 36
do pfd 50
Bet Steel "B" 4.900 67 56 66
Booth Fish... 200 5 4 4
B R T 200 7 7 7
Butte C & Z 4
Butte & Sup.. 800 14 14 14
Burness Bros. 1.200 113i 111 111
Caddo Oil 200 13 13 13
Cal Packing.. 1.300 67 66 60
Cal Pet 10.200 44 41 48
do pfd 800 80 79 78
Can Pacific. 1.000 113 113 113
Cen Leather.. 800 2B 2H 28
Cer de Pasco 1.700 30 30 20
Chand Motor. 8.000 44 43 43
C & N W 2,700 68 67 07
Chi Qt W 6
do pfd 100 1 16 16
Chill Cop 1.4U0 12 11 11
Chlno 100 25 23 25
C M a fK P.. 2.300 38 37 37
Coco Cola 1.700 88 38 38
C & O- 7O0 56 65 65
Colo F A I... 6U0 25 24 24
Colo Southern 34
Col Gas & El. 4.10O 63 62 62
Col Graph.... 8.4O0 4 3 8
Con Oaa 9oO 91 91 91
Con Cigars... 200 25 23 24
Contt Can 30rt 46 46 46
Corn Prod) 2.300 82 81 81
Cosden Oil ... S.00O 33 32 32
CRIAP 800 33 32 32
do "A" pfd. 78
do "B" pfd, 100 68 68 67
Crucible 6,600 68 64 64
do pfd -84
Cuba Cane... 800 7 7 . 7
do pfd 2,000 18 17 17
Cub Am Sug. BOO 14 14 14
Del A Hud... 400 102 103 101
Dome Mlnee 18
Endl Jhau 2.300 70 69 60
Erie l.oo l2f 1-' 12
Brie 1st pfd.. SOO 18 18 18 .
do 2d pfd 12
ram Play.... 4.900 65 64 64
Fed Mln & Sm 5
do Pld 24
Flsk Tire BOO- 11 11 10
Gaston Wms. . 4O0
Oen Cigars... 100 68 58 58
Gen F.lec 1.800 133 131 131
Oen Motor 2.40O 10 8 9
Glen-Alden 48 42 42
Gen Asph.... 38.200 64 61 61
Goodrich .... 200 32 Sl 81
Goodyear .... - ..... 10
Granby ...... ..... ..... ..... 19
Gt Nor Ore... 2.900 81 31 31
do pfd l.TOO 72 72 72
Or Cananea .. 22
Gulf S Steel.. 400 .39 89 39
Hask Barker.. 8. Sort 71 69 71
Huston Oil... 4.000 78 75 76
Hupp Motor.. 0OO 11 11 10
Ilia Cent 2W 96 90 9
Inspiration .. 1.00O 80 85 35
Int Ag Cor cm 100 7 7 7
do pfd T
Interboro .... 601 1 1 1
do pfd 100 3 8 6
Int Harv 1.000 79 78 78
do pfd lOl
Int Mrc Mar. 1.400 11 10 10
do pfd 3.000 60 4S 48
Int Nickel 2.300 14 18 13
Int Paper ... 4 000 65 53 B3
Invincible Oil. 8.000 11 11 10
Island Oil 1.000 3 8 3
Jewel Tea ... 1.100 10 10 10
KC South..... 200 24 24 24
K C Sou pfd 60
Kelly-Spgfld l.TOO 42 40 40
Kennecott ... 8.0O0 23 22 22 it
Keystone Tire. 80O ln 10 10
Lack steel ... 700 48 42 42
Lee Tire 27
Lehluh Valley. BOO 84 84 64
Lorlllard 27
Lowe Theatrea 2.600 14 14 14
Morland Oil.. 2.600 23 25 25
Max Pet 70.700 107 99 90
Miami 1.600 28 28 23
Mid States Oil 10.900 14 13 13
Ml.lvale Steel. 1.200 24 23 25
M K T 100 1 1 1
do pfd 2
Mont Power 62
Mont Ward .. 200 18 18 18
Mo Pac 1.000 19 18 18
do pfd 1.000 43 42 42
M St P SSM 65
North Ann ... 4.600 41 84 40
Nat Biscuit .. 200 118 118 117
Nat Enamel . 100 42 42 42
Nat Lead 200 77 77 77
Nevada Con . 700 12 12 12
New Haven .. 1.500 14 13 13
Norfolk A W. 300 93 95 95
Nor Pac 8.500 74 . 73 73
Nova Sc Steel 23
N. T. Central. 2.200 72 71 71
Okla' Prod ref 8,600 3 2 2
Ontario Sliver 4
Ontario 4 W. 1.500 19 19 19
Otis Steel
Pacific Der 10
Pac Gas El 61
Punto Allegr. 4O0 28 27 27
Pacific Oil ... 17.600 46 45 45
Pan Amn Pat. 12.000 46 43 44
do "B" .... 1.100 44 42 42
Penna 8.100 37 38 86
Peo Gea 1,100 55 63 65
Pere Marq ... SO0 ID 13 18
Pure Oil 7.20 84 33 34
Phillips Pete . 6"0 29 2S 29
Pierce Arrow-. 4.6II0 15 14 14
Pl-rce Oil 700 7 T 7
Pitts Coal 89
Pitts 4 W Va 600 24 23 23
Pr Steel Car.. 400 60 60 6o
Pullman 600 102 99
Ray Cons 700 13 13 13
Reading 4.300 70 69 611
Remington ... 100 21 21. 21
Rrplnsle Steel 21
Republic I 4 S 3.200 81 60 50
do pfd SO
Rep Motors .. 1.800 TH 7 7
Ryi Dutch Oil 1S,H0 8') 48 48
Ry Steel Spg. 100 84 84 83
Saxon Motors 2
Sears Roebuck 7 IX) 68 67 67
fihauuck Axla lot) 6 6 6
t Shell T 4k T.. I.5O0 86 85 85
I Sinclair 12,000 23 23 23
'Stand Oil Cal." 800 83 82 82
Slosa Shef ... 2'K 39 89 39
Sou Pacific .. S.800 79 78 78
Sou Ry 1,300 19 19 19
do pfd 20O 44 44 43
St L 4 S F... 1.800 23 22 22
Strombg Carb 2"0 81 80 80
Stud-baker .. 17.800 77 74 74
Swift 4 Co 99 99 99
Tenn C 4 C. 100 8 8 8
Texas OH ... 26,700 43 42 42
Texas Pac ... 700 23 22 22
do C 4 O.. B.SOO 26 25 25
Tob Products 900 62 61 61
Tran Con OH. 500 9 9
Union Oil Del. 4.900 28 22 22
Union Pac ... 1.000 121 120 120
United Alloy 25
United Drug.. 800 63 63 62
Un Food Prod 1.200 12 10 11 '
Un Rds. N J 8
Un Retail St. T.0O0 62 81 61
U S Ind Alco.. 81)0 47 46 40
U S Rub 8,800 50 48 48
do 1st pfd.. S00 66 St) 87
U S Smelting. 82
U 3 Steel (.200 81 80 80
do pfd 109
Utah Copper.. 1.600 66 65 65
Va Chem .... 3'M) 28 28 28
Vana Steel... S.100 33 82" 82
Vlvandou 200 8,8 7
Wabash 1,100 T T 7
do A pfd... 700 21 20 24
do B pfd... 100 13 13 13
Wells Fargo 61
Western Pas. (00 21 21 21
do pfd 100 68 68 68
West Union... 90O 84 82 82
Westhse E41i 400 45 45 45
West Md. .... 200 9 8
White Motors. AOO ,82 (3 85
Wlllys-Ovsrld. 2.600 6 6 5
do pfd 600 27 27 27
Wilson Pack.. 2,600 84 80 81
Wla Central. 24
Woolworth ... 800 119 11" 118
Worth'. Pp.. 600 42 41 40
W 4 L E.... 900 8 8 8
Whits OU 2.800 13 13 18
Dividend 1
in scrip.
BONDS.
100N T C deb (a.
100 Nor Pao 4a....
104 Nor Pao 8s...
104 Pao T 4 T 6a.
76lPenn con 4a.
U 8 la, ref...
U S 2a. cou..
U 8 4s, reg...
U 8 cv 4a, cou
Pan 8s, reg...
Pan 8a cou. . .
, (6
. 78
. 57
.88
.88
,91
8S
: 85
-72Sou Pao ev 6s.
A T A T cr 6s.
102isou Kwy OS...
Atchen gen 4s
D 4 R o 4a..
80li;nlon pao 4s..
6lU S Steel OS..
Bid.
liberty Bond Quotations.
Overbeck 4 Cooke company of Portland:
Closing
High. Low. bid.
Liberty, 8s 92.70 92.60 92.60
Liberty, first 4a 92.90
Liberty, second 4s 92.76 92.66 92.66
Liberty, first 4 93.00
Liberty, second 4s 92.82 92.72 92.74
Liberty, third 4s 93.14 96.02 95.10
Liberty, fourth 4a 93.12 93 02 93 00
Victory 4s 99.66 99.58 99.60
Victory, 8s 99.64 99.60 99.60
Boston Mining Market.
BOSTON, Oct, 80. Closing quotations:
Alloues 21 North Butte ... 10
Aria Com 8IO!d Dominion.. 23
Cal 4 Ariz.... 49 Osceola 29
Cal 4 Hecla 240 iQulncy 89
Centennial .... 8 Superior 2
Cop R Con Co.. 84;Suor 4 Boat Mln 1
E Butte Cop II 9 Shannon .... 11-16
f ranklin 2 utati con ...... 8
Isle Royalle (C) .20 Winona 40
Lake Copper... 2iWolverlne ..... 11
Mohawk 61
Money, Sliver, Etc
NEW TORK, Oct. 81. Call money firm;
high, offered at and laat loan 6 per cent;
low, 6 per cent; ruling rate and closing
bid 6 per cent.
Time loans steady; 60 and 90 day. and
alx months 565 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 6t&5 per
cent.
Foreign bar silver 70.
Mexican dollars 64c.
LONDON, Oct. 81. Bar sliver 40Jd per
ounoe. Money 1 per cent; discount
rates, rnort bill. 8 per cent; three
months' bill. S per cent.
Swift Co. Stocks.
Closing prices for Swift 4 Co. stocks at
Chicago were reportSd by the Overbeck 4
. fjooke company ox Portland as follows:
Swift 4 Co 99
LIbby, McNeil 4 Lib by 8
National Leather ................... 7
Swift International 24
New Tork Bonds.
New Tork bond quotations, furnished by
HerrlB 4 Knodes, Inc.. or Portland:
Maturity. Price.
Am Tob 7s 1022 101
Am Tob 7s 1923 lol
Anaconda 7s B 1929 98
Anaconda 6s A 1029 93
Armour cv 7a ptao ' 100
Armour 4s 1089 83
Argentine UI 5s ..........1045 75
Am Ag Chm 7s 1941 96
Beth Steel 7s 1922 100
Beth Steel 7s .1923 99
Beth Steel Eq 7s 1033 98
Belgium Ext 7s 1943 101
Belgium 6s ....................1925 95
Belgium 8s ..1IM0 100
Bergen 8s, City of 1945 102
Berne 8s. City of 1945 105
Braxll 8a 1941 99
Canadian 5s 1U26 93
Canadian 3s 1981 93
Can Nat Eq 7a 1935 102
Chicago N-W 7s 1930 104
C M 4 St P gn&rf 4s A 2014 55
Can Nor 7s 1940 104
Chile 8s 1941 99
Chrlstlanla 8s, City of 1945 102
Copper Exp 8s 1922 101
Copper Exp 8s 11123 101
Copper Exp 8s 1924 101
Copper Exp 8s .....1925 102
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1931 99
Con Gas cv 7s 1923 102
Dla Match 7. 1935 105
Denmark 8s 1945 103
Danish Mun 8s 1945 13
Dupont 7s 1931 100
French ext 8s 1945 100
French 7s 1941 94
Grand Trunk 7s 1940 103
Goodyear 8s 1941 105
Gulf Oil 7s 1933 100
Hershey 7s . 1930 97
Int Rap Tr ref 5s 1900 52
Int Mar CT 6a 1941 84
Kennecott 7s 1930 98
Morris 4 Co. 7s 1930 101
NIC call 7s 1930 104
Norway 8s 1940 104
Northwest Tel 7s 1041 105
Ohio C G 7s 1925 94
Pan Amer 7a .................. 1930 91
Penna 6s 1936 102
San Paulo 8s 1936 98
Southwt Tel 7s 1925 99
Swedish Govt 6s 1939 93
Standard Oil N T 7s 1931 loni
Steel 4 Tube 7s 1951 03,
Swiss 8s 1940 108
Sears Roe 7s .................. 1922 1O0
Sears Roe 7s 1923 99
Solvay 8s 1927 101
Swift 4 Co 7s 1923 100
Un Tank 7s 1930 102
U S Rubber 7s 1930 101
Wilson 1st 6s 1928 88
West Eleo 7s 1925 101
Westinfthouss 7s 1931 103
Zurich 8s 1943 103
Foreign Bonds.
Foreign bond quotation, furnished by
the Overbeck 4 Cooke Co. of Portland:
Bid. Aslc
Belgian rest 5s .............. 61 64
do prem 6s ................ 66 70
do 7s. 1945 101 101
do 6s. 1921 100 ...
do 1925 94 94
Brazil 8s (new) 90 99
British 5s, 1922 876 406
do 1927 ......S6 396
do 1929 .S6 396
do vky 4s 2'tfl sn
do ref 4s ...276 2K6
Bordeaux 6s, 1934 ..... 86 87
Canadian 5a, 1937 89 90
do 1926 93 94
do 6a. 1929 95 95
do 6s. 1931 93 08
do 1927 - 88 00
Chilean Be, 1941 O..... 99 9
Currency 3 4
Denmark 8s, 194.1 103 103
Dan. Muni. 8a 194S 103 103
French 4s. 1917 45 46
do 5s. 1920 63 66
do 1931 66 87
do 7s; 1941 93 04
do 8s. 1943 99 100
German W L 5s 4 4
Berlin 4. 4 6
Hamburg 4s 6 C
do 4s 6 6
Leipzig 4. 6' 7
do 5s 6 7
Munich 4S 5 8
do 5s 7 9
Frankfort 4s 6 7
Italian 5s. 1918 29 30
Jap 4s. 1031 6S r
do 1st 4s, 1923 85 86
do 2d 4s, 1925 85 85
Norway 8s. 1940 104 105
Russian 5s. 1921 11 14
do 1926 3 4
do 6 Us. 1919 14 16
Swiss 5a 1929 93 . 93
do 8b. 1940 I'M 108
U K til 1921 99 100
do 1922 99 90
do 1929 03 98
Foreign Exchange.
Foreign sxchangs ratea at the oloas of
business yesterday, furnlahed by North
western National bank of Portland. Ths
amount quoted la the equivalent of the
foreign unit m untied ckates tunas:
Country Unit: Bate.
Austria, kronen $ .0010
Belgium, francs .730
Bulgaria, leva 0076
Czecho-Slovakla, kronen 0102
Denmark, kroner ..1900
England, pound sterling .......... .(.0425
Finland, finmark .01n4
France, francs .0745
Germany, mark. .0"S2
Greece, drachmas ................. .0455
Ho.iand. guilders 8413
Hungary, kronen .0020
lLA.y, ure .............. v.. -04.40
Jugo-SIavla. krone. 0043
Norway, kron.r ................... .1370;
Portugal, eecudoa 1020'
Roumanla. lei . 00i
Serbia, dlnara 0142
tSpaln, pesetaa 1346
Sweden, kroner .2295
Switzerland, francs .1650
China Hongkong, local currency... .5540
Shanghai, taeie 7950
Japan, yen 4675
NEW TORK, Oct. (1. Foreign ex
change, irregular. Great Britain, demand
13.92, cablea $3.93. 60-day billa on
banks $3.89; France, demand. 7.37c. ca
bles 7.37; Italy, demand 4.08c, cablea
4.08c; Belgian, demand 7.17c. cables
7.17o; Germany, demand 65o, cables
66c; Holland, demand (4.03c cablea 84.09c;
Norway, demand 12.70c; Sweden, demand
22.80c; Denmark, demand 18.90c; Switz
erland, demand 18.84c; Spain, demand
18.35c; Greece, demand 4.40c; Argentina,
demand 82.63c; Brazil, demand 13.00c;
Montreal. (2 11-16c
MILLS BUY IN
IMPORTATIONS TOA KEN
WHEAT MARKET AT CHICAGO.
Demand for Export Continues Slug
gish; Substantial Decrease
In Visible Supply.
CHICAGO. OnC SL NotwlthaVtAxidlnr a
ubvttvntltU AwmN In th Unit Sttvtoa
rtmlbl upplr total, wheat todar undr
wwt a alirht dttdlna owing ohUflx to Im
ports of duty paid Canadian whoat- Prlcoo
closed oaay. Ho to Ho not lowar. with
Dwcsmfcer l.f7 to $L0S and M&r $1.12
to ll.lStt. Corn (ln,ihod a shad to He
off. oato unchanged to Ho lower, and pro
vision varying- from 2 Ho dooilno to 12c
advance.
At first, bulla In wheat appeared to have
nmi little advantage on account of cor
rect anticipations of the change In the
domestic visible supply figures, but de
mand failed to broaden out and all upturns
eemed to be a signal for selling by houses
with northwestern connection In the end.
the prevailing sentiment was rather bear
ish, the outstanding factor being news
that millers at eastern points were ac
quiring wheat from Canada and that the
Canadian visible supply total had been
heavily enlarged. Besides, export Inquiry
continued sluggish, and there was no stim
ulus la private estimates of farm reserves,
the estimates proving similar to the gov
ernment report of October 1.
Absence of any aggressive support
tended to weaken corn and oata Trading
was almost entirely local.
Provisions averaged higher In Una with
hog a
The Chicago grain letter, received yes
terday by the Overbeck Sc Cooke com
pany of Portland, follows:
Wheat The market fluctuated today
like a ship without a rudder, declining Im
mediately after the opening, rallied to a
premium over Saturday's close, cot n olden t
with the posting of the visible supply fig
ures and then turned easy again at the
close.
Sentiment In the trade la as mixed as
the news. The domestic situation la bull
ish, but we are reminded dally of a re
verse situation In Canada with the pos
sibility of further accumulations at Can
adian points necessitating the shipment of
wheat to the United States. The export
demand waa again reported slow today,
aside from the Greek order for 1.250,000
bushels which was expected to be placed.
The estimate of a local ntatlstlclan
showing farm reserves below the govern
ment figures was without Influence In a
price making way.
The tenor of news at tha mr.ment la
somewhat discouraging to bullish en
deavors and we are inclined to look for
further heaviness In the market tem
porarily, although we believe that there
will be great probabilities on the long aide
of wheat In th not distant futiirtv
Corn Trade waa limited and prices
held within a narrow range. Some ln
creaae was reported In country offerings
to arrive and there was evidence of con
siderable hedging pressure on the mar
ket. Receipts were estimated today at
300 cars and cash prices held relatively
firm. The strength In the cash market
lately has not been Impressive for the
reason that receivers are having little dif
ficulty Duying corn in the country for de
ferred shipment and a substantial gain In
receipts la expeoted as soon as tha re
duced freight rates become effective.
Oats There waa no particular feature
aside from some buying of December and
selling of May by northwestern interests,
presumably In the form of switching
hedges. The visible supply showed an
Increase of nearly a million bushels last
week In face of tight receipts and a sale
of 200 000 bushels was made to go to atore
nere toaay.
leading- futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Io.. $ 1.08 $ 1.08 $ 1.07 $ 1.07H
May... . 1.12 Vi 1-13H 1.11'A 1.1 2
CORN.
Deo. . . .4" H .4R H .47. ,4
May... .&3 -64H .53 H .o&H
OATS.
Deo. . . .83H .82;
May. . . .38 .38 H .37 H .37 H
MDSS PORK.
Jan 18.00
LARD.
Jan.... AOO 9.00 8 97 0.00
Mar... 9.'20 9.23 9.20 0.22
SHORT RIBS.
Jan... .... .... .... 7.611
May .... 1.92
Cash prices were:
Wheat No. 1 hard, $1.11 H.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 48048Ho; No. 9 yel
low, 48 &4c
Oats No. a white, 84 36c; No, a white,
30 G 32 c
Rye No. 2, 82HO.
Barley Nominal.
Timothy aeed $4.90(99.50.
Clover seed $12 18.50.
Pork Nominal.
Lard J9 35 6 9.60.
Ribs $5.50 7.
Primary Brf-lpCs.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81. Primary receipts
Wheat, 1,895,000 bushela versus 2.122,000
bushels; corn, 747,000 bushela versus 477,
0O0 bushels; oats, 703,000 bushels versus
S37.0OO bushels.-
Shipments Wheat, 640,000 bushels ver
sus 417,000 bushels; corn, 836,000 bushels
versus 320,000 bushels; oats. 411,000 bush
els versus 308,000 bushels.
Clearances Wheat, 898.000 buahels;
corn, 96,000 bushels; flour, 13,000 barrela
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 8L Barley 840
153c.
Flax No. 1, $1.T3WV81H.
Wheat December. 31.21 ; May, $1.20.
Winnipeg Grain Market.
WTKNIPBQ, Oot. 31. Wheat October,
$1.11; December. $1.07; May, $1.14.
Grain at 8a n Franriaeo.
SAV FRANCISCO. Oct. 81. Grain
Wheat, nrilllng. $1.8001.85; feed, $1,909
1.9.-,; barley, feed $1.22 1.27 ; ship
ping. $1.801.87.
Oats Red feed. $1.6191.65.
Corn White Egyptian, $1.7001.75; red
milo. $1.6501.70.
Hay Wheat No. 1. $16018; fair, $190
16; oata, tame, $18010; wild, $10012;
alfalfa, $12015; stock, $8010; straw, $10
fri2.
$50 Liberty
for $12
The city was startled a few days agrj when it was learned
tha peddlers were offering: $50 Liberty bonds for $12.
Whether the bonds were spurious or stolen cannot be
ascertained because the men were not apprehended.
It is a good instance to remember because it illustrates
the wisdom of buyinff bonds from a permanent banking
institution. The Lumbermens Trust Company for example
never offers a bond to a client until the bank's own experts
have thoroughly investigated its security, its legality and
its genuineness and have ascertained that the bond is of
the character that makes it acceptable for the bank's
own investment.
For safety do business with a
permanent, reputable banking institution.
LUMBERMENS
Broadway and Oak
HQS FRIGES DECLINING
MARKET OX WEAK BASIS,
WITH MODERATE RECEIPTS.
Steers Are Steady to Strong, but
Best Cows Are Lower Sheep
Prices Unchanged.
ArHv,. n... fiundav at ths local stock'
Tarda were 10S loads, of whioh 12 loads
went throuarn. la, roiume ox n u ...
wea tares.
The weakness or nors waa i
ture of the , days market. rrices
off at the oponlns; 2550c, with 10 estab
lished aa the best quotation. Later eell
ln, was malnlr around t.50 and before
the dar cloaed arive-ina aiu
over I9.SS, which was held to represent
actual values.
In " the cattle a I vision eieer. r.
.tesdy to etronsr. out cow, were woaaer.
Choice cows were uacea lower . .v.wvww,
with the bulk of aelee x 4.5oe.t0.
Sheep and lamb prices were unchanged.
There waa weakness In ths lamb dtvtaloa.
but the ton. o tn. sneep dw.ci -
"n'lpte were m cattle. 114 calTes.
681 hoars and S021 aheep.
The day s eaiea were mm
Wt. Prlce.1 Wt. Price.
l'70l S.40 leahros. 200 ."
hla .ol .calves. 0 4.80
5 steers.
14 steers.
6 steers.
8 steers.
11 ste.ra
2 steers.
8 atoere.
8 steers.
8 ateera.
33 steer.
24 eteera
25 steers,
27 steers.
8 steers,
8 steers.
15 steers.
B steers,
2 steer.
2 steer.
18 steer.
3 Men
15 steer.
2 steers.
B steera
12 .teera
4 steera
27 steera
4 steera
4 steera
40 steera
7 steera
2 steera
19 steera
2 steera
25 steera
8 steera
16 steera
4 steera
2 steera
8 steers.
18 steera
10 steer.
15 steera
8 steera
27 steera
2 steera
27 steera.
8 steera
12 steera
6 steera
8 steera
25 steera
2 steera
11 steera
27 steera
15 steera
4 steera
6 steers.
8 steers.
2 steers.
2 steera
8 steera
8 steers.
17 steera
89 steer.
28 steera
2 steera
8 cows..
8 cows..
2 cows..
23 cows..
24 cows..
27 cows..
2 cows..
25 cows..
13 cows..
2 cows..
2 cows..
2 cows..
11 cows..
8 cows..
2 cows..
8 cows..
18 cows..
4 cows..
8 cows..
13 cows..
7 COWB..
2 cowe..
2 cows..
2 cows..
4 cows..
8 cows..
8 cows..
8 cows..
3 cows..
2 cows..
2 cows..
8 cows..
2 cows..
8 cows..
25 cows..
8 cows..
10 cows..
29 cows..
8 cows..
27 cows..
12 cows..
8 cows..
2 cows..
6 cows..
11 cows..
15 COWS..
19 cows..
19 cows..
23 cows..
9 cows..
23 cows..
3 cows..
7 cows..
6 cows..
81 cows..
4 calvea
4 calvea
2 calvea
2 calvea
918
910
104
402
860
6.80
8.25
7.00
6 40
2 50
8.00
8.50
8 20
4.75
8 80
8 75
8.23
4.00
8 30
8 00
2 76
Z.uo ArcsiT.i,
a.HBill calv.a.
a &oi o celvea,
0 0,1 26 calve.
4.60119 mixed.
A. 001 9 bulla. .
1250
1155
678
441
708
915
935
87T
980
1210
1040
1M2
1042
1285
1245
1238
11US
10S2
35
9K
1141
U'J5
105
947
637
10BO
933
975
1072
990
1001
1810
1275
MO
9K0
910
985
1078
900
1117
1002
1030
1U55
1177
1180
26
SO
493
1288
1410
1790
930
1290
1500
1090
1140
880
1882
1000
1294
1030
1070
151
196
187
214
202
222
205
220
150
100
200
135
210
205
.245
230
220
230
218
160
170
440
210
196
90
293
2(10
130
200
295
180
121
211
68
66
85
160
97
110
lOl
93
787
833
1020,
1098
1101
1078
1040
1011
1001
935
9U3
940
990
1030
1180
1402
1530
630
. 600
1005
1840
1280
1078
1063
98
B.0OI l ouu
6.50
5 61
1 bull..
1 bull..
1 bull..
1 bull..
6.851
5.85
6.85
1 bull.
8.831 2 bulla..
8 35 lbull...
6 35 4 bulls. .
B.85 lbull...
6 85 6 bulls. .
4.851 1 ste-...
4-N5I 1 slaK...
6.6.V23 hoars..
4 50' hosa. .
4.501 hows..
6 75! 8 hoft-s. .
4.601 8 holts..
6.251 4hoKS..
4 001 2 hons..
5.501 lhos-...
5.501 Ihoa...
6 001 hoirs..
4 0l
4 00
9 50
9 50
9 50
9 50
9 50
9.50
8.50
6.80
9.33
9 1.1
9 00
8 80
6 60
8.60
7.50
9 On
6 SO
6.30
9.35
8.83
9 S3
7.00
9.73
9.60
9 00
8.50
9.50
8 50
6.50
8 50
9.75
9 75
9.23
5.30
5.25
6 00
8 50
4.00
4.13
4.15
4.15
4 95
6.23
6.50
6 50
8 00
6.75
4.00
6 00
5 75
6.25
8.85
4 76
495
4 60
6 23
6 25
6.75
5 00
6 00
6.00
8 25
6 73
6 06
5 501 "
5 r.ol
12 hoxs..
6.001 J boas..
4.831 2 5"--
6.001 J Jobs. .
6 501 J jor...
i,m 1 hoa . .
5 831 I ho-'
6 351
0 hors. .
8.00
11 hots..
12 holts..
8 001
4.851
6 60
8.85!
6.001
6.831
6.751
1 hoa . . .
2 holts. .
2 hoxs. .
1 ho. ..
2 hoss..
2 how..
5.731
1 hoa...
1180 0..0 ; i:,--
n-23 6.731
1092
a '3!,-
1242
1103
1049
1093
1172
1102
10110
1073
900
71(0
1106
1070
1000
950
975
1035
10H3
913
1226
1010
1032
1000
1080
960
950
1173
980
1185
1100
776
840
850
J 005
109T
1096
1323
1115
1125
1205
1280
840
890
1000
956
916
1133
93
872
920
066
1011
1112
1073
975
1136
9 .10
978
984
1175
1108
917
695
1143
1129
1020
1110
91T
1056
1025
1113
987
345
855
2!0
160
fri.i 6 hose. .
J ' 7 hoss..
S 23 lambs.
S V 92 lambs.
, ?1S3 lambs
9 -i 21 ewes..
S-,2,12 rearl..
J l"! 4 yearl.
n!241 yearl
i f ? 112 yearl
"ll5 steers.
? XV lS steera.
? ":i2 steers.
" 8 steers.
J "'28 steers.
4.00 ... -r
?-SS lste-ir..
1.501
A steers.
8 50,
4 50
16 steers.
2 steers.
S.75t
28 steers.
4.00
2 steers.
8 steers.
1 steer, .
1 steer..
9 steers.
2 steers.
8.O0I
4 25!
4 25'
8 001
4.601
4.001
1 steer.
4.60
?'J:1 steers
8.75
45 steers.
?XV 1 steer.,
;"! 6 steers.
f?.18 steers.
?5. IS steers.
50;S0 steers.
4.501 i .
6 00
5 83
8 25
6 25
8 00
8.85
5.83
6 60
4 25
6 85
1830
4 On' 26 steera. 1101
8J01 fa,..,.
4 .501 1 .....
990
932
1065
698
981
698
920
1087
1180
870
910
1140
9I0
1018
938
1002
190
290
222
, 7H)
1350
732
5 SO 2(1 ..rs.
8.6029 ,trs.
f 5Jj g KM,r,.
4 65 30 steers.
4.7.V 6 cows..
4 .50; 29 cows..
4 00 is cows..
4.23 25 cows. .
4.25, i cow...
8 50 l cow...
8 .50 i cow...
4 0! l cow...
4 6O110 cows..
S.85'10 cows. .
4.00 is cows..
4.00! lcalf...
4.60! l calf. ..
5.00! 8 calves
4.251 2 bulla.,
8 001 J bull. ..
4.63' if mixed
8.73! 13 mixed
4.40! 89 hose. .
4.23 is hoas..
4 00 67 hous..
4.75 64 hoes..
4 231 9 hoas..
4 651 2 hot!..
4.50 252 lambs
8.23I14 lambs.
S.83 31 lambs.
4.00' 13 ewes. .
8 001 It yearl.
8 50! 15 yearl.
4.25'227 weth.
7.001 21 weth.
800!
6 00
8 60
4.50
4 00
5 50
4. 30
2.50
3 23
8 25
8 30
4.25
8 00
8 00
7.00
8.75
4.00
6 00
4.30
10.00
10.00
10 00
1000
9 00
8 00
6.50
6.50
6.50
8.60
4.75
4.76
4 50
4.16
210
1B6
185
183
146
285
80
82
77
128
108
116
95
93
1 calf
890
Prices quoted at ths Portland Union
stockyards wer. as follows:
Choice steers t 67S 6 25
Medium to rood steers 6. 2."i 4.75
Fair to medium steers........
Common to fair steers. ......
Choice feeders
Fair to Brood feeders
Choice cows and heifers
Medium to rood cows, heifer.
Fair to medium cows, heifers
Common cows ...............
Canners
Bulls
Choice dairy calves..........
Prime light calvee
Medium light calves
Heavy calvea ...............
Hoira
4.75'if 3.25
8 764 76
4.501$ 5.00
8 751, 4.50
4.50 Q 5.00
4.00 4.30
3.30! 4.00
2.75 8.50
1.5) 2.73
8 00 4.00
8.50 9.00
8.00(3) 8.50
8.00fg 8 00
5.00 6.50
Prime light "OOWIOOO
Smootn heavy, sno itx, op..
Bmiwt hheavy, 800 lbs. up..
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stars, subject to dock;...
Kheep
Funt-of-mount aln Iambs...,
East valley lambs
Fair to good
Cull lambs
Eastern Oregon feeders....
Light yearlings ............
7.509 8.50
T.50 8 50
6.00 8.00
9.0010.00
9.oofrio.fl0
4.000 7.00
now too
6. on 6 50
5 00 6.50
8 ooa 4oo
4 501 3 00
4.60 Hi 8 00
Heavy yearlings
00 4.50
Ught wethers 8nn.Jr 4 60
Heavy wethers
2.60 fl 3.50
Ewe.
1.009 3.50
Chicago Livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Oct. 81. (U. 8. bureM of
market. ) Cattle Receipts. 25.000; beef
steers and butcher ah. stock, slow; early
day; bulk beef steers. 15. 73 r 9 23; can
ners. calves nr.il stn-krs, etxtfly: bulls.
Bonds
Yield- 5.50 to
Security Direct tax obligation on
CITYofWALLAWALLA
the commercial and financial center of South
eastern Washington. These bonds are acceptable
by U. S. Government to secure Postal Savings
Deposits.
6 Water Bonda, in de
nominations $1000, due
serially 1924-1941.
Prices: 100.73 to 103.61
A small initial payment will secure these bonds
in any amount you wish, balance of payment
arranged to euit
Phone or Wire
Reservations
For Your November
Investment
We offer the following list of well selected,
high-gTade, tax exempt Municipal Bonds:
Lane County (Oregon) Eoad Bs 1928 5.8W4
Vancouver (Wash.) Gen. Oblg. Dock 6s 1927-8, &.8b-65
Grant Pass (Oregon) City of , 6s 1932 6.00
Lake County (Oregon) School Dist No, 14 6s 1941 6.00
Jackson County (Oregon) School District
No. 67, 6s 1925-35 6.00
Custer County (Montana) 6s 1931 6.00
Vancouver (Wash.) Local Imp. Dis. No. 176 7s 1928-30 7.00
Lewiston (Montana). Paving Dist. No. 45 6s. 1924-26 7.50
WESTERN BOND
& MORTGAGE CO.
80 Fourth Street
Ground Floor Board of Trade Bldg.
ale around 15o to 25c lower than Prl
telr to wetk. '
Harm RcelpU, 27,000. 25c to 40c
btrher than Saturday average; bif
packer out of early trade ; top, S. ;
Hi-ht llrhta up to IH2r; bulk, $7.4U(48;
dim, atron: bulk Around $8.25.
Bheep Kecelpta, 1A.UO0. Fat Jamba
teadr to 2Vc hi-her; ahep, ateady; x?T
era, firm; fat native itmui, top, early,
$M; with lifht .rtinf. city butchers,'
$y.S5, beat weaterni, JW.
Karnai City LlTevtork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. 81. V. 8.
burfu of markets. Cattle Recslpta,
lt',000. Beef ateera, steady to 2ftc iowr;
early top. $S.tt&; other aalea. Mtf068&0;
some held abov $10; all grades and
clavasea she etock itMdy to strong;; bulk
cowe, $3.50i&4; few around, $4. 50 (5; me
dium fed heir era, 10; mo trans a rs, 4tiHl
bulk canners, around $U.Z0; moat cuttera.
bulk bulls, Wu- c&ivcs,
steady, top, $10; stockera and feeders,
stronr to 2Sc hither;, early sales stock
ers. $4.50(36.2"; some bold at $0.75; most
feeders. $5.C03 6.2A.
Hon Receipts, O00. Fairly active;
mostly ID & 26c higher than Saturday's
averag-e; top to packers a,nd shippers,
$7.70; food and choice 1H0 to 2-fO-pound
welg-hts, $7.ti07.6o; mixed droves, $7.20
7.60; bulk of eeles, $77. ft5; bulk throw
out sows, $6.25t& Plff steady with
few offered.
Sheep Receipts, 2500; kllllnc clarwea
enerally 25c higher; most fat ewes, $4 50
4.75; few, $5; fed western lambs, $125;
bulk, natives, $8.50e"fl: feeding lambs,
ateady; early top. $7. AO.
Omaha Llreetock Market.
avitti rwf si TT R bureau of mar-
jeftta.) Hogs Receipts, 3000. Mostly 25c
higher; cioflng; auu ; ouik mmium ami
lLarrit butchers, $7.257.50; top, $7.70; bulk
packing e-rades, $0.506 6.65.
r-m.t- uuaint. HUhi Rf stera and
she stock. 25c hlffher; top heavy etc em,
$l.25; bulls, strona;; veals, ateady; Block
ers and fredera, 20c higher.
Sheep Receipts. 0-mmj. iMinne; ciwri,
25&50C higher; fed lamba, $S.0; no choice
h.i-a - vuri intra 1A 50 : wethera.
$5.26; ewea. $4.75, feeders, 250 higher ;
top feedln.
Seattle Livestock Market.
PEATTTB. Oct. HI. Tfc Hteedy; re
prelopmc
I i''rr pbm mm sr-H1
HERRIN & RHODES, Inc.
Established 1B-
BROKERS
Kmw York Stocks. Bends. Grain, Cntti
Private Wire. Jtrmbers Caleaca
Beard ef Trade.
101-8 Railway Exchanffe Bid.
Telephone Main 28-284.
HOTEL HOYT
Btrletly Fireproof. Near both depot
ana convenient ear aervloe to
all parts of elty.
fflnrrle Jloeraa V Rhout Beta, f 1 and
blncie Hoomi With ftiuh, and up
ELUtHT H. KOBE, Manager.
: gp....
III .Ml. SISS1I HI IS 1.I.SS. .J
Acoordinsr
0 to Maturity
rirTH suia sTraaa
Portland, Oregon
Ttlephone Main 113
ceipts, 00; prime, $9 6ft 10; smooth
heavies, $7 08; roua;h heavies, $4.5u6;
plffi, $U910.
Cattle Hteady. Receipts, 444; prime
steers, $0i&6.i0; medium to choice, $5tftt;
common to food, $4&5; beet cows and
helfera, $55.5u: medium to choice, $4
$10 11; medium calves, isit'U; heavy
calves, fttftfn; nulls, :i tniT4 50.
8 Cold NoteM
Copper Export
Aaaorlatlon Inc.
Tflt secured by reftned
copper deposited at 10o
a pound (the present price
being- about 13a a
Found). S u m required
ir payment of principal
and Interest suaran teed
proportionately by
e 1 ST h teen leading copper
companies.
At Prlcs Yield Ins; About
7JtS 7.20
192 Maturity 1623 Maturity)
Circular upon requeat for
Gr-2.
The National City
Company
Offices In more than 50 cities.
Yeon RIiIk, Portland.
Main 8072.
WANTED
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Bond Salesman
Long-established Portland
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Communications strictly con
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WHY
PIERCE - ARROW
DECLINED
We hare prepared an lnterentlna; and
instructive letter on th above lnnm
whlrh ehntild be In the hands of evwry
holder and prospective holder of Fierce
Arrow. Copy B-S sent free upon rrquest.
Edwin E. Kohn & Co.
Member Consolidated
ptock Kxchanre of New Tork.
53 Broadway, New York
Shock-Absorbing
Pavements
Material Intended to withstand
ihor-k should have a certain amount
of elasticity. This la true of forti
fication, intended to bear th.
shock of projectiles; It Is also tru,
iy, a writer In The Amt-rlcan City
(New Tork), of pavements built to
bear the Impact of heavy traffic.
Warrenlte - Bltullthlc Is generally
reeoKnlsed as the Ideal type ot
pavement, not only for elasticity,
but for durahlllty and economy for
the taxpayer.
5.
a&l?p SMITH
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