Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, February 01, 1922, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextTTTE MORNING OR EG ONI AN, "WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1923 APPLES IN DEMAND . AND PRICES FIRM Growers Are Asking More at Shipping Points. SMALL SIZES CLEANING UP th.s movement of poultry, and receipts at i th larv mrlrt are somiwhtt lighter. -making better veiling values possible for t kve poultry. With receipts of fresh dreesed r dropping; off, which Is natural at this time f the year, there should be some advance ' in fresh pouitry, although the advance probably will not be great, as stocks of f rosea poi try a re hea vy . Low prtees) recently established 011 eggs brought about a very heavy consuming de mand, and prices hare risen sharply. This is aiso partly due to extremely cold weather. Prospects are for fluctuating markets for the next several weeks. Cold Storage Holdings of All Grades la United States Are Lighter Than Year Ago. The local apple market U active, firm and tending upward. Prices have not been materially advanced yet. but a high r range of quotations will soon be neces ery If the interior markets continue to sxrensTthea, Extra fancy "Wines ps of Urge size are now neld at fZS392.&0 at aMpplng points. Most ef the small fruit fcaa bees moved out, a good share of It going to Europe- Extra fancy Wlnesaos. 10 pr cent of them l?&s and smaller sold at Wenatchoe at r2. and small to very smalt fancy grade at SI. 40. Yakima sold very small xtra fancy Wine saps at and jtinit: paok at IL Fancy Rome sold the country at 11.70 for 175s and larger. The eastern markets were teady to firm. At the Chicago auction Oregon Rome, faoed and filled, brought Sl.85.9 t 40. averaging 12.30. At New York northwestern fruit sold to jobbers at the following range: Few :ight!y frosted Spltxenburgs. extra fancy iarxe to very large 13-5093 73, medium to mil $3 .753 S 2i. mostly $303.23. fancy tarx to very large. J3f 3.. medium to nail 2MV27A, few very small as low as $2 3w; Romn extra fancy medium I large $3tj3 U5. small and very large mostly 3 50. fancy medium to large 9X7363, small and very large 'Z 23 9 2.50. f rooted extra fancy and fancy and aMghtly frosted ear-ran S2.50. extra fancy and fancy Ben Ivfs medium to large 92.JZ 2 OO, small mostly 92. Cold storage holding of barreled apples on January 1 totaled 1.727.000 ban This amount Is the lowest ever reported for that date, being 1.0O0.O0O barrels be low the average stocks for the past five yeara blocks of boxed apples, on the other hand, were very large, totaling near ly 11.000.000 boxes, ao arnoUat over 2.00O, 0OO boxes more than the previous high point reached on January 1. 1920. Con sidering the holding of spples as a whole, they were a little above the five-y averttge. but less than were in storage either on. January 1. 1921. or on January 1, Holdings of boxed apples by : January X were: New Erie' nri Mid -lie Atomic Sou!h Atlantic North central eat ............. North central west.... Snath centrMl Nort h western ................. teu? htwttprn Total hotlines by years on were as foil owe; 122 Ftve-year avirace. B-xs . ..10..10.1!S ... 7,?m.4:u . .. 2134.o3 actions on Boxes. 'J31.;7 . ..2.0'4.!t3l 5!7. . . .2.14. 3.16 l!M.flS . .. 5NH 027 . . .S.0:O.lO9 . . .1.413.220 January Barrels. 1.727.0 3.9ti5.7H3 .1.&35 BAKERS' rtOI R W AGAIN ADVANCED Twenty Cent Added to Quotations by Mills; Family Grade I nching ed. Bakers flour prices were advanced 90 ents a barrel yasterday. Family grades of fiour were not changed. The advance tm baker was to bring these floors into line with other grade a The wheat market was quiet and ohaio easier. Bids at the Merchant Exchange were 1 cent lower on all grades. The coarse grain market was about steady. - According to eastern advices, the Oreek government has taken about 1.500.000 bushel of wheat on offer. Liverpool wheat olosed unchanged from Monday. At Buenoa Aires wheat opened S8I cent a lower, aoru XH centa lower and ats cent lower. Bradstreets estimate the world's wheat wlalble at 169.518.000 bushels, against 141.079.000 bushels last year; corn at 9. M8 0O0 bushels against 15. ft 77, 000 bush m and oats at 93,310.000 bushels against 7.a0.vOO bushel. Terminal receipts, la ear, were reported by the Alerchaats Exchange as follows: Wheat.Bar.Flr.Oata Kay 07 ... IO 2 ft 71 ... 2 1 7 .TI P! 14 1B2". 1137 .10.773 143 303 1304 Port! an Tus1y Year ago Season to date.. Year ago .... Tacoma .Monday ....... Year ago .... tfeason to data.. Year age .... Seattle Hon day . ...... Year ago . ... eaon t data Year ago 63 13 T.T23 3.231 I 3 ... 4 . . . 81 1W 103 47 44 ed 5A3 46 V ... T ... 13 2 1 1 ... 3 149 ISM -J 1143 3441S3 243 303 1073 KETT PACK PEAS BEING OFFERED CwnfMeattal Quotation Mad by Wisconsin Th first steps toward trading In J923 canned1 food have been taken. Already two commodities are being offered son th era torn a toe and Wisconsin pea. I the oas of pea. Wisconsin canners are sub mitting their prices to Jobber in more r leaa confidential way. as they are not yet ready to publicly announce their prices, which, in some case. r offered with a guarantee against the canner own de e.lne. No quotation, so far a known, have been mad en son them pack, a canners have aot completed their contracts with grower for their acreage. The Impres sion among grower 1b the aovthern sec tions Is that the acre a re will probably equal that ef last season. It Is expected that there will be a good demand for fu ture standarda this seaoon. bee a us of the fre aa'v of the 1921 pack of this grade. Tuture tomatoes are being offered at wc factory for N. 3a. with other s!se at their usual differential. Current packs remain firm In the country. CONSUMPTION OF EOGS INCREASED rreaperU Are fr . Floe trusting Market for Several We. 3 -omt ?ower prloe oa bettor havw r-ar-rt a greater demand and th market ha reacted a rain sharply la th past few da to higher prloe, eaya fh weeaiy produce review of Swift A Co. f Chicago. The demand continue good, whil coid w. at her retards th make to a certain extent. Th production, however, la run ning heavier than a year ago, which shou id have a tendency to keep the markets stabilised for some Urn t ap proximately presont value. --r hurt oom effe-f tvn Butter and Eggs Steady. Th colder weather has had a steadying effect oa th egg and butter markets. The declln In egg prices ha been checked for the time being and In some Instances higher prices were realised on resale The cube butter movement was slow and prloe a were based on 33 cents for extras. The pouitry market was quiet and prices were Inclined to be weak. Country dressed meat were firmer. LIBERTY BONDS WEI TRADING IS ACTIVE IX " SEW BCRLLVGTOX ISSCE. Stock Market Continues Quiet and Largely Professional Time Money Kates Stiffen. Bank Clr.rinic Back clearings of the northwestern clue, yesterday were as follows; Charing Balances. Portland .t.4.i'8 t 4K.e.-,4 .at. 4,146.01 S12.7K5 T-.com.. tran.actlons. 2.71.ft.i Spok.s traRFjiclnna. y.ST'.t.L'' Portland bank ciearinsa for .January of this and former years: January. !-.; 117.14S.;i January. January. January. January, January. January. January. January. January. January, January, January. January, J ! J I . . 1IJ. . IS.. If 17. . 1918.. 1U14.. 1P1.1. . 112. . 111.. 111 ft. . ll9. . 1 'M.4v:;.mnt 144.1.11.-, J IS.rttjtUMt W.417.179 81 75.1 43.21.0SS 4-t M4 4i.!01'W 41'. 271. 142 4:i 841.2S9 41 :i43.302 Si,lS5.r7 S0.709.2U8 PORTLA1 MARKET QUOTATION Grain. Flour, Fred. Etc Merchants Exchange,' noon session: -Bld- Jan. 1.13 1.10 110 1.12 1.09 1.08 28 SO 27 no 25.00 14 IS 24 0I Feb. I . ! .1 l.lO 110 112 1.01 1.08 28. 50 27 00 25. 00 24.2.-. 14.00 Mar. ,111 l.io 1.10 1.12 1 09 1.08 27 SO 28.50 27 no 25.00 24.n 24 0 Wheat Hard whit. ..... .Soft white ....a. Whits dub ..... Hard winter .... Northern spring. Red Walla Oats N'o. 2 white feed. No. S gray Rsrley Brewing Standard Feed "orn - Vo. 2 E. T. shipment Xo. 3 E. Y. shlDment PI.OT'R Family patents, $7.20 per bbl whoie wheat. f8.40; graham, $ft.20; bakers' hard wheat. $7.30; bakers' bluefltem pat. ents. gft.80: valley soft wheat, 95.85: straights. S.V43. J1ILLFEED Price f. o. b mill: Mill- run, top lots, $22: mixed earn. $21: straight cars. I -O per ton; middlings. $,14; rolled barley. $34r3ft: rolled oats, $3t: scratch feed. $44 per ton. CORN White, $"t2; cracked. $3." per ton HAT Baying price f. o. b Portland: Alfalfa. $13.50 per ton; cheat, $1050911 oat and vefh. $14.50; clover. $11; valley timothy. $14715; eastern Oregon timothy. $ltj.l7. NEW YORK. Jan. 31. Stocks drifted idly during much of today's session, fluc tuations anoarentlr representing the con flicting views of pools and the professional element. Such Issues aa American Ice, Quit States Steel and Kresge. at gains of SVi to 4 "4 points, were the strong features, togettiet with & few miscellaneous specialties. Motors, sugars, tooaecos, chemicals, tex tiles and utilities were, under further pres sure, sustaining extreme losses of 1 to 2 M points. Declaration of Uie regular dividend on Studefoaker was In line with popular ex pectationa. Consolidated Gas rose briskly in the later dealings on payment of the dividend deferred from laat week. I'nited States Steel wa apathetic. Its course indicating confidence In the main tenance of the common dividend. Publi cation of the corporation's earnings for the final quarter of 1921 after the close of the market showed a gain of slightly lens than $700,000 over the preceding quar ter. Sales were 400.000 shares. Shifting of bank reserves in anticipation of February payments caused s moderate stiffening of time funds, 5 per cent ruling for the longer dates. All call loans were made at 5 per cent and in private at shade under that ouotatlon. British and French exchanges forfeited a part of yesterday's sharp advance, but other allied remittances were firm. The Oerman, Dutch. Swiss and Norwegian quo tations eased a trifle and Swedish, Dtnish and Oreek rates strengthened. Trading In bonds fell away to a marked extent, the net result In the liberty group. however. showing a preponderance of gains. There was active trading in the new Burlington $3.OOO.oo0i issue and low grade Alls were mixed. Foreign govern ment bonds closed with a firm tone. Total sales', par value, aggregated $14,875,000. CLOSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS. (Furnished byOverbeck & Cooke corn- par y of Portland.) Dairy and Country Produce. BUTTER Cubes. extras. 33c per lb .; parchment wrapped. box lots. 41c; cartons. 42c. Butterfat. buying prices: No 1 grade. 3c. delivered Portland. KlJOS Buying price. 27 28c. rase count; jobbing prices, esse count. 30?.11c; candled ranch, 33i?34r: association, se lects. 38c; association, firsts. 34c; associa tion pullets. 32c. C H fc. E.S E Tillamook triplets, price to Jobbers, f. a. b. Tillamook, 28c; Young Americas. 2 1 c pound. POULTRY Hens. 1524e; springs, 22c; ducks. 22ft2Sc: geese. 20c: turkeys, live. ominsl; dressed. 42c PORK Fancy, 12,-sf13c per pound. VEAL Fancy. 18vfrfi l7c per pound. Krulta and Vegetables. Local Jobbing quotations: FRCITS Navel oranges, $4.75r8.50 box: lemons, $7 07-50: grapefruit. $77 50 box: bananas. 8&9c per pound: apples, $1.3593 per box; cranberries, eastern. $18 per bar- I. POTATOES Oregon. tl.n0tM.T5 per 10M pounds. Yakima. $1.562.25 pr iitQ pounds; sweet notstoeg, fl,.fSc per pound: Nancy Hall, $2. Ml per crate. o.n i u.N.-, xeaow, Si'aj.ou per juu pounds. V r:'K r.A hLK! -inoHge. 391447 per pound: lettuce, $3.T5C4.50 crate: carrots, $i2.50 sack: garlic. 15c per pound: green peppers. 45050c per pound; beets. $242.50 per sack; celery. $77.M) per crate: cauli flower. V'.'VZ.-.n per crate: squash. 4c; sprouts. 2"c; turnips. $3 per sack: pars nips, $2.su$-3 per sack: tomatoes, $5.50 per lug; artichokes, $1.852 per dozen. Staple Groceries. Ivoenl Jobbing quotations: SUOAR snek basis! Cane, granulated. t-lOo pound: beet, 5.80c per pound. M Ta wa auis. new crop, tMfr36c per pound; Brazil nuts. 23c; almonds. 27c; peanuts. 11 if 14c per pound. KICK Hlue Hose. MH.W7C er pound: Japan style. 6c per pound. COFFEE Koasted, bulk, in drums. 18(9 35 c per pound. SALT Granulated, bales. $3 2034.05: half ground, ten. 50s. $17; 100s. $1 HONEY Comb, new crop, $5.508 per case. DRIED FRUITS Pates. 18925c oer pound: figs. $1.409S--60 Per box: apples. 15e pound: peaches. 18c: apricots. 23c; prunes. 0l9l3c. beans small white. "c: large white. !c; pink. 8c; bayo. ,c: red. 8c Hides. Hops, Ete. HIDES Salt hides. 56 6c: salt bulls. 4 5c: green Bulls lo leaa: salt calf. 12c; salt kip. 7c: salt horse hides. $102 each; dry horse hides. 50cwtl each: dry hides, 9c: dry cull hides, half price. raws i'ry pelts. I o r I Jc (long wool): ry short wool pelts, half price: asilt nelta. AOc9$l each; dry goat skins. $10 (long hair) ; shearings and short wool skins at Value. TALLOW-No. JL 4ttc: No. 2. Sac nr pound. I ASCARA BARK Sc. pound delivered. Port land. HOPS 1921 crop, l20c per pound. WOOL Eastern Oregon, 15e3i)4ie per pound. MOHAIR Long staple. 20c: short atanle. 13c pound. Previsions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes. 233c: skinned. 2.1 B S5c; picnics, 18'tflSc; cottage roll, 24c. fc BACON Fancy. 32i342c: choice. 2BS 80c: standard. 22 9 24c. LARD Pure, tierces, 14e pound: com pressed, tierces. 13c. tm halt Backa lsigaic: platea. 15c Oils. LINSE7ED OIL Raw. In barrela. 95c. -gallon cans $1.10; boiled. In barrels 97o. -gallon csns $1.12. TURPENTINE; In drama. $1.15: a-ral- lon cans. $1.30. WHITE LEAD 100-pound kegs. 12Via per pound. UAstLB Tank wagona and Iron bar- rsts. 28c; cases. 3S4c A3T FRANXISCO PRODUCE MARKET 32H "i4?i r.7 42 3414 31 'i 30 51 144 Vs 40 2U0 103 4 104 V, ioo K 91 lO 2. S0O "S(M 3.21H 2C10 2.500 K00 1.700 1.OO0 "ioo 300 "6o 300 11 10 4.7O0 500 "fiOO 2.30 Y.ion 2.100 700 200 6.HiX 2,100 815 25 , l5 4 54 Vi CO 7 10 5 V 21P, 117 a 9" 45Ss 123 H 31 "t S3 hi 59 ' 62 V, 18'. 'is' " so '4 43 74 55 Vs 60 H 4 90 8 24 H 94 Vs "54" 50 "4 674 7 i 24 1i 117 ' 45 V. 123 3, SIS 33 V4 14V4 16Vs "174 20 4354 55 V 68 V4 86 V4 WE ARK l. THE MARKET FOR EGGS . vVrtta or Mir hat mm 4lav ta Offer BLTE VALLEY PRODITR CO. Cerser Faart a aad t.lisaa StresMa. rortlaao. Or. DRESSED MEATS Reeaipt lljrht. Market very firm. Fhtp all you can spare. Checks am day ahipmanta arrive. Write for tar. THE SAV1NAH CO., INC. ! rrsst St. " Portland. Or. Price Current oa Vegetables. Fresh Fruits, Etc., at Bay City. BuCN FRANXTLSCO, Jan. SL (State divi sion of marketa) Fruit Apples, 34 and tier. 1 1.4O&3.50: navel orangea $25ou 5.CO; lomons, $45 75; grspefruit, $3-4y pears, box. $1.7562-75: crauberriea $4 S0t0-J0. Pouitry Broilers. 33 O 37c: rooetera. 309 33c; old. Itr2uc: hens. 24 f 30c; ducks. 1-3 J 2c ,- turkeys, live. 3u iac; dreoaeu. Vegetable ArCchekea. large crate. $14 618, beans, nominal;- carrots, sack, POcK? $1; ceiery. crate, $&50$4; cucumbera doien, J2O06 2.5O: eggplant, pound. Sty loo: lettuce, small, crate. $2i4; mush rooma nominal; olives, pound. A$9c; oninna brown, est., $80 8.50; white globe, $7.3w8; peaa. pound. 14crl5c: bell pep. pers. pound. 15i2Uc: potatoes, $1 0y 9.25: punapkins. sack. 75.-tj $1: rhubarb, box. $3$ 3.23: summer squash, small c:ata $'350; Hubbard, sack. $11.;.0; at.rcuta pound. 14 a 15c: spinach. pound 2 oc ; tomatoes, crate. 75c 4it 2. Receipts Flour, 7340 quarter saoks; wheat. 4000 centals; barley, 943 centals: corn. 142 centals: potatoes. 46oS sacks; hay. 60 tons: hides. 1802; oranges and lent I ona S2uu boxes; livestock. 5ou head. ! Naval Steree. j SATAVXAH, Ot, Jan. 3L Turpentine I firm: 8Tc: sales. 89 barrels: receipts. 73 barrel: shipments, 17 barrets; stock. 1L- 0) barreia I Rosin firm: sales. 49S barrels; receipts. i u.3 rmsrreis: snipmenta, 135U barrels: stock, j 83.495 barrela Quote: B. D. E. F. O, H L , $4.05; K. $4 55; M, $3 OS; K, $5 4; WG, I $5.45; WW, $5 5. Dulat h Linseed Market. DriXTH, Jan. SI. Linseed oa track and arrive. $2 22.. Orp&eHim ma Unee today. 5-50-Ad. Stock. Sales. High. Low. Adams Exp Adv Rum Ayr Chem ... 200 324 do pfd A.tax Rub ... -500 14 V4 Alaska ooia... ...... - ...... Alaska Jun . Allied Chem.. 1.2HO r.7Ti ' Allia-Chal .... 1UOO 43 do pfd . . . ." Am Beet Sug. iO 34 Uj Am Bosch ... lmi 32 Atn Can Co 3.3MI 37 '4 do pfd (M It.-,! Am Car & Fy 200 14414 do pfd . . -. . . . . Am Cot Oil... 500 1974 do pfd Am Drug Syn Am II i Lea. 100 14 do pfd ..... Am Ice 4.SOO 92 Am Int Corp.. 1,2H 41 Am Linseed... do pfd Am Lco do pfd Am Saf Rax. . ,300 4 4 Am Ship & C. Z400 8'4 014 Am Smelter.. 800 4.", 44 do pfd 40O 88 "a .88. Am Snuff Am Steel Fdy 1.100 31 14 31 Am Sugar ... 2.000 5 "4 . (134 do pfd Am Sumatra.. 4.8O0 29 si 28 Am T .fc T... 90O 117 lln-4 Am Ton t xno 13SS 132Vi do "H" 400 129'1 128 Am Wool ... 2.7IIO Hl, 80V4 do pfd 10O 104 104 Am W P pfd Am Zinc 3O0 184 1254 AnucondH 4.7U0 47 "s 47 Assd Oil Atchison' ... 30O 95T 95V4 do pfd Ati Coast L. . Atl O A W I. Baldwin lxco do pfd B & O Beth St "B". lo-th Kish B R T Butte C Ar Z. Butte cv- Sup.. Bums Bros. . . Caddo Oil Calif Pack .. Calif Pet do pfd ..... Cm Pac Cent Leather. Cerro de Pas. Chand Motor.. Chi i N W.. Cheo ot w... do pfd .... Chili Cop Chlno C M St P . do pfd .... Coco Cola ... C & O Colo F & I. . . Colo Southern Col Gas & El Colum Graph. Con Gas Cons Cigars . do pfd .... ContI Can ... Cities Svc B. . Corn Prod . . . do pfd .... Cosden Oil . . C R I & P. . . do "A' pfd. do "B" pfd. Crucible ..... do pfd .... Cuba Cane .. do pfd .... Cub Amn Sug Del & Hudson IVime Mines . Del & Lack . . Davison Chem Kdlc Johnson. Erie do 1st pfd.. El Stnr Bty.. Fa rn Players.. Fd Min & Sm do pfd .... Flsk Tire Gaston Wms . Gen Cigars . . Gen Elec .... Gen Motor ... Glen Alden .. Gen Asphalt . Goodrich .... Goodyear .... Granby Gt Nor Ore... do pfd Or Cananea .. Gu!f S Steel.. Houston Oil . Hupp Motor . Ills Cent Inspiration ... Int Ag C com do pfd ..... Irt-?rboro .... do pfd .... Int Callahan . Int Harv Int Merc Mar do pfd Int Nickel ... Int Parer ... do pfd .... Ir.vlr.clb OIL Island Oil ... Jewel Tea . . . K C Southern do pfd Kelly Spgfd.. Kennecott . . . Keystone Tire Lack Steel Lee Tire Lehtrh valley lArillard .... Lowe Thea... L 4 X Mackay Morland Oil.. Mrtn Parry May Store... Mex Pet M ami Mid State Oil Midvale Steal. M K & T WI. do pfd WI.. Mont Power.. Mont Ward.. Mo Pac do pfd MPSSlt Nrr Am Nat Biscuit.. Nat Enamel.. Nat Lead Nevada Con.. New Haven . . . Norfolk W. Nor Pac Nov Sco Ptl. N Y Air Brk. N T Cen Okla Prof ret Ont Silver.... Ont A W .... Otis Steel.... Pac Dev Pac Gas A El Punta Aliegr Pac Oil Pan Am Pet.. do "B" Penna Peo Gas Pere Marq,... Pure Oil Phillips Pete. Pierce Arrow. Pierce Oil Pitts Coal.... Pitts A w Ta Pr Si! Car 100 634 63V4 Pui.man twO 110 Vs 110 Bid. 52 11V4 32 87 144 4 oiVa 43 9014 34 V, 32. 38 44 93 143 117 19V4 41 5 14 60 04 40 i, 30 58 103 VI 113 3 8 45V, 88 H2V4 31 B4V4 91 y, 29 117 133 129 80 103 V4 26 12 47 99 95 , 86-14 811 25 Vi 9474 105 53 H 59 '4 6V4 10, 5i 25 V. 117 102 8i 45V4 85 123 4 31 33 V4 58 62H 5 14V I Ray Con . . . . 1.100 144 14H 14t4 Read'ng 1 "0 72 Tl4 Tl4 I Remington .. 2,100 32V S0H 31 j Replogie Stl.. 9O0 29 - 27Vi 2S4 Ropub.ic I A 8 L700 60 50 50 I do pfd 200 84 63. 82 r Rep Motors ..... T : Roy Dutch Oil 1.000 47 48Vi Ry Stl Spring 200 95 4 SK5V4 95 Saxon Motors. 300 24 2 VI 2Vi Sears Roe 900 62 i. 61 Vs 614 Shettuck. Ariz 8V4 Shell TAT.. 2O0 36 36 36 Sinclair ..... 3,000 18 18T4 194- Std Oil Ind 84 Std Oil N J... 3O0 173V4 173 173 Vj Sirs Shef 39 Sen Pacific I.. 1.2O0 80 34 . 80 St Sou Ry 200 18 17 17 Stand Oil, Cal 1,100 93 V4 92 V, 93 St L A S F... 2O0 21 Vs 214 21. Stromberg Car WO 36 38 "-4 3T Studebaker ... 18.9O0 8 87V 83 Swift A Co IOO Tcnn C A Che 1.700 10 V4 9 10 Texas Oil 3,8110 44 43 43 Texas Pac ... 1.6O0 27 2ii 26 do C & O... 60O 23 2i 23 Tob Products 1.000 61 4 61 Iran Contl OH 800 9 9 9 Union Oil Del. 1O0 18 18 18 iLion Pac ... 2,000 127 126 126 United Alloy ' . 26 United Drug . 100 70 70 89 United Food P 3,400 5 5 5 United Fruit . 200 128 128 128 . In Rds of NJ 8 Union BAP 68 Ur.i Retail Sto 900 53 52 52 U S Ind A Icon. 5.RO0 43 42 42 t S Rub SW) 53 52 53 do 1st pfd.. 300 99 99 -99 V S Smelling. 2IO 34 33 33 U S Steel 4.5O0 85 85 85 do pfd 3.300 117 117 116 Utah Copper . 1.40O 62 62 , 62 a Chem .... 500 3o 29 29 tio pfd 6') 6S 67 68 Vtiradlura Stl. 8.200 33 82 33 ivandou 1.100 6 6 6 STabash 6 do A pfd .. 200 19 19 19 do B pfd ... 200 12 12 12. Wells Fargo 78 Western Pac . 800 14 1S 14 do pfd 81 Western Union 100 90 90 90 West 13 A M. . TOO 51 61) 80 West Md 800 8 8 8 White Motor. 200 $7 87 .87 Willys-Over .. 6U0 5 6 8 do- pfd 26 Wilson Pack.. IOO 81 81 31 Wis Central 25 Woolworth ... 200 143 145 145' Worth Pump . 200 47 48 .46 ! W A L B IOO . 6 Whit Oil 1.3O0 T 7 7 Bx-dlvldehd. BONDS. U S 2s, reg...11lN Y C.deb 6. . do 2s cou. . .101 ;Nor Pac 4s . do 4s. reg.. .104 do 3s do cv 4s. cou 83 -P T A T 5s... Pan 3s, reg... 83lPenn con 4s. Anglo Ft 3s.. HO IS Pac Cv 6s... A T A T ev 8s 88 iS Rail 5s Atch gen 4s.. 73 Un Pac 4s.... D A R con 4s 9SU S Steel Ss. .. Bid. 84 o 94 94 9 90 90 91 - Liberty Bond Quotations. Liberty bond and victory bond quota tions at New York s furnished by Over- heclr A- Cooke com nan v of Portland: Closing Open. High. Low. . Bid Liberty 3. .$95.26 do 1st 4s do 2d 4s. . . 95.60 do 1st 4s 98.20 do 2d 4s. 95.74 do 3d 4s. . 96.90 do 4th 4s 95.90 Victory 4s. 100.18 Victory 3s.I00.2O $95.56 $95.28 96.00 96.46 96 12 97.18 96.20 100.28 100.28 95.60 96.18 95.74 96.74 95.86 100. IS 100.20 1J95.30 96.18 95.90 96 32 96.00 97.10 9610 100.26 100. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOSTON, Jan. :tl.-r:iosing quotations: Allouez SlINorth Butte li Ariz Con. 8iO!d Dominion.. 23 Cal and Ariz... 5S Osceola ....... 33 Cal and Hecla.271 IQulncy 45 Centennial 12 Superior 2 C R Con Co 43!S and Bo Min. 11-16 E Bn Con Mine llShannon 1 Franklin Utah Con..... 1 Isle Roy (Cop) 25i Winona o Lake Copper. .. 2:wolverlne 11 Mohawk 57 Swift A Co. Stocks. .Closing prices for Swift A Co. stocks at Chicago were reported by the Overbeck: A Cooke company of Portland as follows: Swift Co 100 Llbby, McNeil A Libby 5 National Leather 2 Swift International 20 Money, SHver, Ktc. NEW YORK. Jan, 31. Oal! money firm. High. 5 per cent; low, 5 per cent; ruling rate. .5 per cent; closing bid, 4 per cent; offered at 6 per cent; last loan. 5 per cent. Time loans firm; 60 days. 4 5 per cent; 90 days, 45 per cent; 6 months, 44 5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, ajo per cent. Foreign bar silver, 66c Mexican dollars, oOo. LONDON, Jan. 81. Bar silver. 35d per ounce; money, 3 per cent; discount rates, short bills, 3 per cent; 3 months' bills, 3 9-18 per cent. Kew York Bonds. -VAeV miAt.finn. furnished 1V I Herrin A Rhodes, Inc., ot -ortiana: 900 9,666 l'.nito 6O0 100 20 S.300 200 1.300 8O0 900 100 1,000 IOO T.700 1.0OO 300 2(0 2.900 e.soo ioo 200 800 "ioo 300 12.800 54 103 '34" 81 85 72 60i 80 21 18 108 22 112 59T4 79 8 12 140 77 9 39 12 "6T" 142 8 53 162 '33 31 85 59 so 9 21 18 108 22 112 58 78 8 12 139 . 76 9 39 12 "67 142 8 8,800 56 55 100 SIM) 1.100 100 18.500 700 300 500 300 '566 600 V.20O 7.3'K 500 800 1.366 4.6O0 "i66 200 900 2 900 7M 800 S'V 133 1.200 9uo 2 S.00O 30rt 5.200 2,6iM OOO ""ioo S91 900 700 "3" 266 loO 700 TOO 3.5O0 40 42O0 3O0 "flftO 600 "266 9O0 100 Y.fiOO 3 POO 8.300 S'0 1.3O0 3O0 1 000 2.9H0 KK 1.200 1.100 , 27 31 73 28 72 73 13 10O SS "S3 2 "5 iii 69 12 48 "ii" 2 2 58 36 2S 16 45 B7 148 11 23 31 107 111 27 12 29 8 "7 13 16 '54 130 36 ' 90 14 16 9S T7 28 ..... 3 20' "s 45 81 46 S 69 26 33 29 13 2T 31 72 26 67 71 12 100 38 "35 2 "0 "is" 67 1C 47 "i.i" 2 "22 33 36 27 13 45 '87 147 11 53 30 165 I 109 27 11 23 8 "7" 18 43 M 130 35 88 14 15 9S T aa '73 2 'y ' 10 7 "S5 4 50 41 84 61 25 33 29 13 26 17 30 43 55 25 - 38 66 2 90 . 26 60 33 . 19 102 113 33 31 85 71 59 80 9 21 18 J08 111 58 78 8 12 134 7T 8 88 12 T 142 8 44 58 36 10 27 .31 72 2 72 72 12 99 38 8 35 2 7 5 81 16 68 12 7 80 13 2 11 2 53 36 27 16 4-3 27 57 147 11 110 79 23 30 107 111 27 11 29 8 2 67 13 16 43 64 83 130 36 ' 90 14 16 S 76 24 58 74 2 8 19 10 7 64 36 45 50 45 84 S 19 33 2 15 59 25 83 110 . 19)22 .1924 ,....1922 1923 1929 1M29 1980 .13 1945 1941 1922 ies 1935 194o 1925 W45 1945 1941 1926 Am Tel A Tel 6. do Am Tob 7 do Anaconda 7s B. ........... do 6s A Afrmour cv 7s ............. do 4s Argentine GI 5s . - . . Am Ag Chm 7s Beth Steel 7s do do Eq 7s ....... Belgium Ext 7 s do 0s Bergen 8s, Olty of Berne 8s, City of Brazil 8s Canadian C ............... do do - Can Nat Eq Ts Chi A N-W 6s do Ts C M A St P gn&rf 4s A.. Can Nor 7 Chile 8s Christian! 8s. City of Copper Exp 8s . . do do do Cuban Amer Sugar 8s...... Con Gas cv Ts. .......... ... Dia Match Ts Denmark 8s Deftish Mun 8 Dupont Ts Grand Trunk Ts Goodrich Ts .......... Good vear 8s Gulf O'il Ts Great Northern Ts Hershey Ts Humble Oil" Ts Int Rap Tr ref 5s..... Int Mar CT 6s Int Rao Tr Ts Kelly Springfield 8s... Kennecott Ts Libbv. McNeil A Llbby. Te 1931 Morris A Co T 1930 Mexican Pete 8s 1936 NYC call TS 1930 Norwav 8s 190 N P A G N (Jnt) 6s 1936 N P 6s 2047 Northwest Tel T , 1941 Ohio C G Ts 1925 Ohjo Power 7s ............... .19151 Pan Amer 7s 193U Penna bs Rue Rubles 5 San Paulo 8s South wt Tel T Swedish Govt 6s Standard Oil, N T 7s. do of Cal TS Steel & Tube T ss . . . Swtes 8s Sears Roe T do Sinclair THs Swift A Co Ts Un Tank Ts Uruguay Ext 5. ..... U S Rubber T I.... Wilson 1st 6s West Elec 7s ........ Westlnghoua Ta Zurich 8s Bid. 100 160 101 112 101 96 lOI 88 TS 10l lO0 100 101 106 95 15 lo 103 97 98 96 10 10T 105 fi-4 110 101 107 1 102 102 lot 103 103 108 108 107 103 no 97 111 103 107 99 101 T63 91 84 102 102 90 13 99 io HO 107 107 107 IOO lOI 95 106 4 io 101 94 106 1115 98 114 IOO 98 99 100 102- titj ...19S0 104 1928 84 ...1925 15 ...1931 105 ...1945 108 .1931 ..1937 . . 1935 . .1936 . .1930 ..2014 . .1940 ...1941 ...1945 . . .122 . ..1923 ...1924 ...1925 .. .1931 .. .1925 . . . 1935 .. .195 . . . 1945 ...1931 . ..1940 .1925 . ..1941 ...1933 . ..193 . . . 1930 ...1923 . . .1966 .. .1941 ...1921 .. .1931 . 1930 .1936 ....1928 ....1936 192'- ..,.1939 ....1931 1931 ....1951 1940 . .. .1922 1923 3925 1923 ....1930 Swiss 5s. 1929 . do Ss. 1840 .... TJ K 5s. 1922.... do 5s. 1929... do 5s. 1937 .. T 87 ...113 114 ...100 100 ...101 101 ... 98 8 .0210 .0835 .005T .0450 .3900 .0022 .0460 .0046 .1590 .0846 .0082 .01 5T Foreign Exchange. Foreign exchange rates -at the close of business yesterday, furnished by North western National bank of Portland. The amount quoted is the equivalent of the foreign unit in United States funds: Country. Unit. Rate. Austria, kronen $.0OOT Belgium, francs 0805 Bulgaria, leva .0082 Czecho-SIovakla kronen ... a....... .0205 Denmark, kroner .2032 England, pound sterling 4.2900 b inland, finmark ...... France, francs ......... Germany, marks ....... Greece, drachmas ...... Holland, guilders ...... Hungary, kronen ...... Italy, lire , Jugoslavia, kronen .... Norway, kroner ........ Portugal, escudos ...... Roumanla, lei ......... Serbia, dinara ......... Spain, pesetas .152T Sweden, kroner .. 2548 Switzerland, francs 1965 China Hongkong, local currency... .5500 Shanghai, tael. . .T7O0 Japan, yen '.4850 NEW YORK. Jan. 31. Foreign change, firm. Great Britain, demand $4.27, cables $4.27; France, demand -; cables 8.30; Italy, demand 4.67 cables 4.58; Belgium, demand 7.94, cables 7.9ot Germany, demand 49, cables 50; Holland, demand 36.85. cables 36.91; Nor way, demand 15.79: Sweden, demand 25.83: Denmark, demand 20.20; Switzerland, de mand 19.49; Spain, demand 15.19: Greece. demand 4.41; Poland, demand -08; Czecho-Slovakia. demand L95: Argentina, demand 36.12; Brazil, demand 12.87; Mon treal, vo. Standard Oil Storks. Standard Oil stocks at New York, fur nished by Overbeck A Cooke oompany of oruana; Closing Bid. Ask. Anglo 1T 1T Borne Scrysmer .825 850 Buckeye 92 94 CheesebrougU 180 ,185 - do pfd .107 110 Continental 128 132 Crescent .................... 32 34 Cumberland .....150 165 Eureka 85 8T Cralena com 44) do Old pfd 105 do New pfd ......... ..100 Illinois Pipe ..168 Indiana Pipe 88 National Transit 28 MAT DROP EXPECTED FOREIGN MARKETS FAIL FOLLOW CHICAGO. TO N Y Transit .- 144 Northern Pipe 95 Ohio Oil 205 Inter'l Pete 14 Penn Mex IT Prairie Oil 525 Prairie Pipe . . ." 230 Solar Refg 370 Southern Pipe ..0.... 84 Mouth fenn Oil 185 S W Pcnn OU.-..J i 58 S O Ind 85 S O Kansas ...550 S. O. Kentucky i....j.460 SON Y : 3.19 S O Oho ....385 S O Ohio, pfd 43 Swan & Finch 30, Vacuum '. 833 . Washington 28 S O Nebraska 165 Imperial Oil 103 107 103 1 171 29 148 , 97 269 .1454 19 535 239 390 88 1!0 61 S5 570 4T0 363 395 45 an 337 32 175 105 ALL LINES .ME STEADY TRADING QUIET AT NORTH PORTLAND YARDS. Monday's "Gains Are Maintained. Only Two Loads of Cattle Received During; Day. Only two loads of cattle. 42 head, ar rived at the yards by rail and trading in the livestock market was a quiet affair. No cbangeB were made in prices and the tone of the market was reported steady in all three divisions. The day's sales were as follows: Wgt. Price. Wgt. Price. 17 steers. 115 $ B 50 12 hogs. ... 210 9 75 1 steer. . 1020 T.0O 15 hogs. .. 1T2 19,00 14 steers. 1025 6.51) lhog... 158 10.25 steers. 084 6.00 6hos"(Y. 195 10.15 lcow... 850 4.T5 9 hogs.;. 198 19.25 lcow... 1310 8 00 T hogs 193 10.25 Tcows..'10O0 5.00 21ambs. 110 8.T5 lcow... 920 8.50 -1 steer.. 1150 6.50 1 cow. .. T80 8.33 2 cows. . 650 4.50 lcow... 8O0 2.50 2 cows... 1030 3.TB 2 cows.. 1010 4.50 lcalf... 180 11.50 lcow... 440 4.00 lbull... 1130 8.T5 lcow... 880 4.T5 1 mixed. 885 5 00 lcow... T20 4.25 4mixed. 40T 6.00 lcow... 8RO 5.25 4 steers.. 952 6.85 3 cows.. 103O 8 00 1 steer... 750 6.10 lcow... 960 4.00 1 steer... 1040 T.00 lcalf... 150 12.00 2steers.. 990 6 30 lcalf... 110 11.00 2 steers.. TSO 5.25 lcalf... 190 12.00 1 steer... 850 8.00 lbull... 1320 - 4.00 1 steer... 890 T.25 6 hogs.. 193 10 25 1 steer... TOO 6.00 2 hogs. . 255 1O.00 2 steers.. 1185 6.25 2 hogs.. 2lo 10.25 4 steers... 935 6 00 2 hogs.. 160 10.25 lcowt.. 1010 3.50 4 hogs.. 180 10.25 lcow... 101O 8. To 8hogs.. ISO 9.T5 lbull... 1T80 4.60 13 hogs.. 1T0 9.75 116 hogs.. 233 10.25 4 hogs... 160 10.25 Prices quoted at the Portland Union stockyards were as 'follows: Cattlt Choice steers .....J Medium to good steers ...... Fair to medium steers ...... Common to fair steers ...... Choice feeders Fair to good feeders . . Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows, helfere Fair to medium cows, heifers Common cows Canners Bulls Choice dairy calves ......... Prime light calves ......... Medium light calves ........ Heavy calves Hogs Prime light Smooth heavy, 200 to 80O lbs. Smooth heavy, -300 lbs. up .. Hough heavy Fat pigs Feeder pigs Stags, subject to dockage.... Sheep . . East of mountain lambs .... Best valley lambs Cull lambe Fair to good ..... Eastern Oregon feeders ...... Light yearlings ............. Heavy yearlings ............ ight wethers .............. Heavy wethers 1.. Ewes Foreign Bonds. Foreign bond quotations furnished by Overbeck & uooate company or Portland: Belgian rest 5s do prem 5s ........... do 7s. 1945 do 8s. 1941 do 6a. 1925 Brazil 8s, new .......... British 5s. 1922 do 5s. 192T do 5s. 1929 ............ dovky4s ............. do ref 4s Bordeaux 8s, 1934 Canadian 5s. 1926 do 5s, 1921' do 5s. 1931 Chilean 8s, 1941-C Currency Denmark 8s. 1945 Dan Muni Ss. 1945 French 4s. 1911 do 5s. 1931 do 7s. 1941 do 8s. 1945 German W L 5 ........ Berlin 4s Hamburg 4 ............ do 4s Lelpsig 5s Munich 4s ............. do 5s Frankfort 4s Jap 4s. 1S3I do 1st 4s, 1923 do 2d 4 a. 1921 ...... Norway 8s. 1940 Russian 3s. 1921 do 5. 1926 da 6. 1910 Bid. Ask. . 69 Tl . T5 TS .107 107 .106 106 . 95 95 .103 105 . 87 89 .87 89 . 84 S6 . 70 72 . 68 63 . 82 83 . 97 97 , 98 99 . 96 96 101 - 101 .108 108 108 108 .106 106 . 49 . 50 , 63 64 , 94 94 .100 100 , 8 4 4 4 4 5 4 5 5-6 8 . T 10 4 5 73 74 87 87 86 87 109 109 17 19 4 5 17 13 Prices. :-7.00ffl 7.S0 8.25 TOO 5.T5M) 6.25 4. T5 0 5.T5 5.00 8.50 4.50 5.00 5. T5 6.25 5.00 5.T5 4.25 5.00 8.25 4.25 2.25 3.25 3.50 5 50 11.00O12.00 10.00 S 11.00 T.Tfl10.00 5.50 T.50 10.OO 10.25 9.00 9.T5 8.25 9.00 600 8.25 9T510.00 9.T5 10.00 5.00 6.50 5. T.IffllO.SO 8.25 9.25 4. To 6.25 6. T5 8.25 T OO 8 00 T.50 8.00 6.50 T.50 8.50 T.OO 4.50 6.50 3.00 6.00 Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO. Jan. 81. (U. S. Bureau of Markets.) Cattle. 10,000, beef steers itrong to 15c higher; choice yearlings. $9.25; beet heavy steers, early, $9.15: bulk beef steers. $6.757.65: she stock and stockers and feeders about steady; hulls weak; calves slow, talking higher. Hoss Receipts 85,000. slow 1525c higher than yesterday's average; mostly 15c higher; big packer buying sparingly, top $9.60 for one short load early sorted, 160-pound average; .practical limit S9.50; bulk, $8.95 9.25; pigs, 1525o higher; bulk, desirable. $9.259.50. Sheep 15,000, best fat lambs and sheen strong to higher; others about steady; fat ambs to packers, early, $13.T6; medium lnds, $1313.25: best not sold: strong weient niaey wasnmgton yearlings,-$11.75: choice handy ewes, $T.50iST.60. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 81. (TJ. S. Bureau of . Markets.) Cattle, 12,500; calves, steady to weak: better grade veal ers, $910; many common and medium calves, $57: heifers, steady to 25c lower; better grades weakest; all other classes around steady: best cows, $4.755: most others. $3.754.25; canners, $2.50: good cutters. largely around $3.50; heavy steers and best yearlings, $8.25; early sales stock ers, $56.23; good feeders, $6.35; most bulls, $3.75r4.25. Hosts 10,000, generally 2540o higher than yesterday's average; bulk good and choice 160 to 190-pounders to shippers, $8.859.05; 200 to 240-pound weights, mostly to packers, $8.909; packer top, $9; bulk of sales, $8.60 9; bulk throw out sows, $TT.50; looks 25c higher; stock pigs steady to 16c higher; few up to $8.85. Sheep 13.000; 'sheep steady; wethers, $T.90: lambs, steady to 10c higher: best Colorado. $13; most feeding lambs, $11.45 611.60. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA, Jan. 31. (U. S. Bureau of Markets.) Hogs, 11.000, open active, 15 25c higher; closing, slow, 10 15c lower than early; bulk, ISO to 210-pound butchers. $8.859; top, $9.10; bulk, 215 to 809-pound butchers, $8.608.85; pack ing grades, $T8. Cattle 8000, beef . steers steady to easier; she stock strong to 15c higher; bulls, veals, stockers and feeders about steady. 'Sheep 8000, Iambs 1525c higher; bulk, early sas, $12 To 12 95; best lambs held at $13.25; sheep strong; ewe top, $T.50; feeders steady. Seattle Livestock Market. SEATTLE, Jan. 8L Cattle and hogs steady; no receipts ao price ahange. Predictions "Of Rain or Snow for ' Domestic Grain Belt Also Bearish Influence. CHICAGO. Jan. 81. Wheat prices re ceded today, owing .argely to the failure of foreign markets to follow yesterday's advance here. The close was weak to lc net lower, with May $1.18 to $1.18 and July $1.04 to $1.04. Corn lost to c. and oats to c. Provisions gained Irom 2 to 55 cents. Belief that something of a set-back in wheat could well be looked for was appar er.tly prevalent, based to a considerable extent on the fact that there had been a sharp advance of late. The absence of any new upturn at Liverpool tended, therefore, to emphasize weakness of values here arid- this tendency was given further Impetus by a decided drop in quotations at Buenos Aires and by predictions of rain or snow for the domestic grain helt. Corn and oata were depressed by heavy receipts of corn. Provisions Tvent up in value with hogs. The Chicago grain letter, received yes terday by the Overbeck A Cooke company of Portland, follows: Wheat The action of the market today gave the impression that for the time being it is In debatable ground and this theory caused considerable liquidation of long contraots. The news of the day was less favorable to higher prices. The weather map disclosed better conditions in the southwest with moisture in a good many sections and more predicted for to night and tomorrow. Bid from the United Kingdom have been advanced the past few days, but not in line with the upturn in our prices. Cash markets were easier with premuims on red wheat In Chicago reduced one cent. The urgency of the demands for wheat abroad is emphasized in the fact that Argentine prices, with their crop just coming on . market, are higher than American, while at the same time it Is acknowledged that the United States at this time Is virtually over-exported. Corn This market wae slugglish most of the day, suffering from lack of buying power "to offset the selling by long and cash houses against country purchases. Receipts again large and the demand in different at a slight decline in the trad ing basis. The disparity between livestock and corn prices has not as yet served as a stimulant to the. latter, but will prob ably be influential a little later on and we doubt that declines from this level will be important. Oats Support less in evidence and prices declined under the .pressure of scattered selling by longs. Cash demand for past few days has been a little disappointing and the spot trading basis today was lower on small receipts. Rye Futures lower in sympathy with wheat. Cash rye was nominally steady at two cents under May for No. 2 on track. Leading future ranged a follow: WHEAT. Open. High Low. Close. 1.19 $ 1.19 $ 1.18 $ 118 May July May. . . July. . . May. July. 1.04 .54 .55 .39 .40 1.05 CORN. . '.64 .58 OATS. .39 .40 1.03 1.04 .53 .55 .38 -39 .53 .55 .89 .40 MEISS PORK. Jan. .. May. .'. Mar... May. . , Jan . . . May. . 1T.T5 10. OT 10.30 17.80 18.05 1T.T5 18.05 LARD. 10.12 10.12 10.30 10.37 SHORT RIBS. 9.3T 9.45 9.3T 9.55 9.55 9.45 Cash prices were: . Wheat No. 2 red. $1.38; No. i hard, $1.1T. Corn No. 2 mixed. 4949c: No. 2 yellow, 49.t0c. 10.10 10.32. 9.45 9.50 Department of the I iAu f 20-year 7's at 90y2 yielding 7.95 to 8.75 Time money is now down to Vz' Time money has not been this low since early in 1917. If you Ao not have money immediately available to fully pay for prime bonds, bvy long-term bonds, anyway. Use our Partial Payment Plan. Money is cheap to us and we will gladly carry them for you. We offer you the 20-year Department of the Seine 7t at 90J2, to yield 7.95 to 8.75 according to date redeemed. An income on your funds of 7.95 for twenty years is an opportunity not to be sneezed at. particularly when one realizes that it is offered by the third city in size in the whole world and its environs, with a' population fifteen times the size of Portland, comprising what is known as a county in this country. The city of Paris and its suburbs, a total of 185 square miles, are pledged to pay by direct general tax these bonds, both principal and interest, in United States Gold Coin in New York. The loan was authorized by the French government. Denominations $500, $1000 Wire orders "collect," Use our Partial Payment Plan Freeman, Smith a Camp Co. Lumbermen Bi.De.. Portland FIFTH y2TellTSV H STARK Oats No. 3 white, 3638c; No. 3 white, 8334o Rye Nominal. Barley 6463c. Timothy seed $57. Clover seed S12S22. Pork Nominal. Lard $10.02. Ribai $910; - Primary Receipt. CHICAGO, Jan. 81. Primary receipts Wheat, 938,000 bushels, vs. TTT.000 bush els; corn. 3,143,000 bushels, vs. 1,430,000 Dushels; oats, 660,000 bushels, vs. 629,000 bushel. Shipments Wheat, ' 434,000 hushels, v. 600,000 bushels; corn, 1,26,000 bushels, va 751, two bushels; oats, 616,000 bushels, vs 540,000 bushels. Clearances Wheat, 345.000 bushels; flour, 22,000 barrels; corn, 715,000 bushelai rye, 123,000 bushels. Car lots: Kansas City Wheat, 166; corn, BT; oats, 13. St. Louis Wheat, 41-. com, 59; oats, 2T. Omaha Wheat, 56, corn, 84; oats, 15. Minneapolis Wheat, 82; corn, 63; oats, 40; barley, 34. Iuluth Wheat, 23 ; corn. 27 ; oats, 3 ; rye, 24. Win nipeg Wheat, 524; oats, 142. Grain at San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31. Wheat Milling. $1.S51.95; feed, $1.85 1.95. Bar. T.ed, $1.22 1.2TH : shipping, nom- Portland's leading office furniture dealers feature inal. Oats Red feed, $1.40flpl.60. Com White Egyptian, 1.T2 1.80; red mllo, $1.451.50. Hay Wheat. tlTSl: fair, $141T; tame oat, $1518: wild oat, $1113; alfalfa, $13 16; stock, $9 812. SFATTLE3, Jan. 81. Wheat Hard white, hard red winter, $1.12; soft white, white club, soft red winter, $1.11: eastern rod Walla, $1.09; Big Bend bluestem, $1.17. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 31. Barley, 41 a 54c Flax No. 1, $l.l(81.2"t. Wheat May, $1.25 ; July, $1.1T. 'Winnipeg Grain Market. WINNIPEG, Jan. 3L Wheat May, $1.15; July, $1.12. Every large city has one newspaper which, by universal consent, is the Want-Ad medium of the community. In Portland it's The Oreeronian. Glass & Prudhomme Co. 65 Broadway, recommend this Oregon-made desk. They will be glad to show you the line and hel'p you make your selection. Kaham Stationery & Printing: Co. Fifth and Oak streets, have arranged an unusually interesting window display (Fifth Street side) , showing how W e s t-M a d e Desks are built. Bushong & Co. 91- Park Street, show for the first time in Portland, office furniture arranged en suite. Sets are matched and placed in separate rooms so you may see just how your ''West Made office" will look! These three leading office furniture dealers feature West-Made Desks because they believe West-Mades are "best-made." See also special display at Meier & Frank'3, Sixth Street Window, all this week. . 14 JL w TheManWho Has Vision knows no fear, has faith in himself and his business, and overcomes opposition. Consult us freely whenever you wish on business Or financial conditions. HOURS-8 A M TO 530PM S ATU R DAYS-8 AM 'TO 8 P M. WEST-MADE DESK C0MPANT Manufacturers . Portland, U. S. A. Trie Tifty-Year Desk I) .syi) Hi 1 Under Par CANADIAN BONDS Yields to 7.25 Good Canadian Bonds are maintaining; a steady' advance. We have limited amounts still available at, or below, par. Pne. Yield. Prov. of British Columbia 5s. . 1925 6.25 Prov. Manitoba 6s 1925 6.25 Prov. Saskachewan 6s 1024 6.25 Greater Winnipeg Waters 6s. . .1930 6 Victoria, B. C, 6s. .... . . . 1930 6.30 Burnaby, B. C, 6s. 1924 7 North .Vancouver, B. C. ....... 1923 7.25 LUMBEBMEN8 BROADWAY AND OAK TVr' INVESTOR . The INCOME TAX 63-Page Booklet For Investors and Traders How to report Stock and Cash Dividends, Scrip issued for Stock Divi dends, Bonn Stock, Stock Rights, Bond Interest, ate etc. Include typical broker's ctate- merit showing sales to estab lish losses, etc Contains ruled pages for investor's record. Copy gratis if you writ on your business or personal stationery. L. A. Hughes & Co. Investments 100 Broadway New York 'How to Buy Safe Bonds The following booklets may be ob tained gratis by writing on our business or personal stationery: "10-Year Price Range of All Listed Bonds" together with 1921 sales and prices ''Buying Safe Bonds on Partial Payment Plan" also Semi - Monthly Investment Circular L. A. HUGHES & CO. Tnvestments 100 Broadway New York HERRIN &RHOpES,Iac. 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