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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAX, PORTLAND, AUGUST 13, 1922
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S ENGLISH NEWS
Improved Demand for Mo
hair Reported.
MUCH TRADING RECORDED
Condition !--1 a rf-1 bjr Kxp-rrt to
B th llralthlont Since
July, Itll.
Intnuri activity la th mohair mli:
nd a Impfo, ds-mand tor mohair ar
atuantfiiic (ntam In. EHn mo
tor market. crtlln la dlci r-
It-M from 8. B. Hotlln,, of Bradford.
Erilan-t. mohair nprrx and Britl.b cor-rn-nondrnt
of th. Ancora Journal,
w ara triad to r port a marked 1m-
Bvaramaat la I ha mohair trada at Brad
ford aad district, coadllloaa tada, s-tna;
EHllhlfr than at tar tlma aiae Jts't.
114.- aald Mr. UalllBca la him cam
maalcallaa. - -a. at chapter ha opaaad aad tha
initial aatliaa la ecrtalalr rood. Mo
hair has followod lar.iy la tha waka of
other kwnMMi aad lt racovcrr from
CO. d,prloa of tha war year baa
taken tlma.
Trora 20OO to I3.0O0 ac ' Tar
kay mohair has-, aaoa aold la Brad
ford darlac the first ale months of tha
arrant year, while sal's ef Capa mo
hair ara a Leo ceaetderabie. and raa late
eeveraJ thoaaaads of balea. Stocks ara
todar ta reasonable compass aad laraeljr
la tha heads at actual coeramers. This
la a, strvee factor aad ahoald be pteaatnc
to Aacora (oat breeders both la "Sooth
Africa, aad tha Catted Slates.
It Is estimated that from ts CO
par ceat of the eplnnlni machinery
ef Bradford aad districts ran Bins oa mo
hair before tha war ara bow employed oa
that article. Whoa It la remembered
fna mohair splaalBC dwladled at one
time dsrlBc tha war ta as low aa 10 per
ceat of tha machinery available it will
be aaea that eoaeamplloa of mohair today
W vastly different.
"Aaother Important factor pleaelnc to
s-rowera, la the bic weights of thick
two-fold yaraa which ara feeing pro
duced. Thla means a much. larcer coo
-rampttoa f raw mohair than whea small
eemnta ara be Ins prod ace d. Today tha
plash, trada la tba chief outlet for this
class) ef article.
Bradford traveler just returned
from Germany said that tha railway c ar
rises there, la pre-war times tha beat
wphelatered ta tha world, still preeeat a
dilapidated aad worn-out appearance. As
aooa mm tha railway companies caa af
ford It they will wlthoat doabt start to
renew the!r carrtase llnlnss which would
mean a bis demand for plaahea. Peats la
movlBs-picture houses as well as car
tatns have all provided a b'.c outlet for
mohair while there is also a fairly sat
iBsfactory call for mohair 11 n in so for
men'a salts.
"VtMaaers ia Bradford hare their whole
out pot sold rlsht ap to the end of the
year aad soma svea to aezt March. This
certainly Is a moat satisfactory stats of
affairs."
peach rsnnlns on to part of the local
hous-wive A number of cars of fncy
,,'. ma Klorrtee are now enrotit, h
r.t will he on the market the first of
the meek. I'rlces on peaches are low
with a lenUrncy rioenir1, and aa i
ronse-i uence a heavy consumption Is an
In ! !!.
Tsktnia raches a- will ba on the
market In the near future. me locals
a.o are avallsHJe at rensonabie prices.
hnvts of ran Is Irae.
A shortase of cantslonpee durtnc tn
firet of the week Is anlirtpal--! In th
loenl market, owlna to the fact lht
r(n have curtailed shipments from the
Taklma district.
('a.lfornia rantaloupea are practh-slly
a l.ntn of the past for the season. The
melons arrivtna from that urate are now
too ripe for firet-r.aes quality.
Thero are plenty of watermelons,
honrvaew. casabss and Ice cream
me. 'ma oa tha market, and trading- is
fooa.
WHEAT HAS AXOTHEK DCIX DAT
tssral Mar keflecti Listless reataree
f Eaatrra Markets.
Another doll day la wheat with prices
aachanred oa the local boards resulted
from yesterday's session ef the Mer
chants Xxchaatre. Ia thla respect the
local market reflected the Usuries fea
tures at wheat markets In eastern cen
ters. I .ark of Interest In wheat was
further esused by reports from Liverpool
lht the market there closed Id lower.
The Chtcaeo wlrs to the Gray Rosea
baiun Oram company of Portland fol
lows: -Continued pressure of American Cana
d.ao crops from bow oa Important fac
tor. Euro pean powers sot worsen, out
constructive proframma to Increase buy
Ins; power aod our owa covemment
loaaiBt millions sralnst wheat all over
country Dvarisn isctora. Kuylns; OS
breaks won't hold market until specula
tive demand Increases, which legislation
haa destroyed.
Broomhall's report Issued yesterday
bad tha following ta say about tha sa
nation ia various countries:
I'm ted Kingdom The wheat market
has been depressed owing to the con
tinued liberal offerings of Maaltobas aad
Plata wheats, while the demand Is slaw
ea account ef ascertain political aod
financial conditions la Europe. Fair
sjuantlUes af American winters ara also
betas pat forward. The situation la
corn ts easy aad tha trada not active and
nly a limited business has been done.
Argentine The weakness m wheat Is a
reflection of tha weakness In the United
Kingdom aad America. There was a
fairly good bras: nees in cash wheat yes
terday aad tha balk ef it was short cov
eting oa old salsa. Trade in corn esti
mated at 300.000 bushels
Tha weather report Issued yesterday
aid:
Weather forecast Aside from possible
hewers over the west and lake region
tha weather throughout tfi'.m forecast dis
trict during tha two days win be gen
erally fair. Hlslng temperature indicated
ever tha eastern half of tha belt and
high temperature now prevailing over
tha northern plain atates will continue
for a day or so.
from California cams tha news yes
terday that tha barley prod action there
wrewld be larger thaa indicated by early
condition reports. A total crop of 1S.--50.000
haahela la aow Indicated.
Grain receipts la cars were reported
by tha Merchants Exchange yesterday
as follows:
Wheat Bar. Fir. Ota Hi
r Oman a. oatar..
Tear age
Feuos to date...
Year age
Tacoma. Friday..
Tear aso ........
neaoa to data.... ait
Tear ago
Heattla. Friday
Tear are
reason ta data.
Tear age .....
Hank Clearing.
Pint clearings of the northwestern
Cities today were as follows:
Ciearines. Balances
-Portland IVTus 3 f .J.oii
Wattle Ortt.O'lJI 1. RIO Mi:!
Efokane 1 MM.Hvi ool.oTi
Tacoma Transactions. t2.7ft.0OO.
Clearings of Portland. Seattle and Ta
coma for the past week an.l correspond
ing wea in former yesre were
Butter IWIIne Kxpeeted.
A decline In The price of butter Is
pectet early this week. It became an-
parent yesterday aoior.g various crse
ery interests that Ui would be Impossible
to maintain in- present price.
A bi fsctor In the development of
th.s attitude hss been the Importation
several csr.oails of mi-aet butter, with
promise of more unless there should be
a drop In price here.
rOsVTTLAXD MARKET rOTATIOXS
'.rein. Floor. Feed. Etc
Merchants' Exchaase. soon avsatan.
Bid
Wheat Aus. Sept.
Hard white $ l.tie 1 u
-if. while 1 tm 1.01
Whrte club l cia os
Hard winter 1 v 1H
Northern sprint 1 o 1.0
fted Walia 1.0 l.ti
oats
No. J white feed ......... t OO M 00
.-o 2 gray , HAM (3.00
slar.ey
Brewing 29 fe OO
standard feed 2J.J0 27.40
Corn
No. 2 E. T. shipment 23.73 33.73
fwt R Family patents, 7.0 per
bbl ; whole wheat. Is Oj; graham. 140:
baser hard wheat, 17.40; bakers" hlje
stem patents. IT Ju. valley bakers', I J HO;
straight. I." 30.
MltLrmie-Prices f. o. b. mill: Slnl
ran. ton lots. 3l: middlings. Hi: rolled
barley. 3-5u3: rolled oats. . scratch
feed. Its per ion.
CciRN White. (37: cracked. 119 per
ton.
HAT BuTlns " price f. a. h Portland:
Alfalfa, tixtfls.30 per ton; meat. Il;
oata and vetch, 17: elovr lis; valiey
timothy, 18, eastera Oregon timothy
Bntter and Country Prodnew.
Bl'TTER Cubes, extra. IB04OO lo.i
prints, parchment wrat red. box lots. 40c;
cartons. 47s. Butterfau 4047c: deliv
ered stations: buying price, A grade, 44a.
fc)K;: Buying price; Current receipts,
t021c dos. ; henneries, i'i:4c dox. ;
Jobbing prices: Case count. 22 ft 24ci
candied ranch, 23c; selects. l"c Associa
tion selling prices. Selects 2yc; browns,
2lc: firsts, 27r; pullets, 23c.
C'HEt8li Tillamook triplets, price ta
Jobbers, f. o. b. Tllikmook, 2Sc; Toung
Americas. 27c; longhorna. 27c pound.
PULLTRT Hens, ls22e lb.: seringa.
20c; ducks. 13wc; geese, nomiaal; tur
tsyt. aominal.
ViCALr Fancy. 14814HC per pound.
PUKK fancy. 17o per pound.
Fralta aud Tesetablea.
"Local Jobbing quotations:
IKLITj urangea. Valencia. I 80
10.30 per box; iemoca, I7OS.30: grape
fruit, Id73 box: bananas. SVitys-as
lb.; csntaloupes, (3 03.30 crate: peaches,
txeoOll.XJ per box; apricots. (1400 2.23
per crate; plums, II. 23191.30 per box;
watermelons, Isvit per pound;
rasabaa, I Vc lb.; pears. (3.2S t3. SO;
blackberrlea, (2V2.23 per crate; grapes.
(i.30v( per box; new apples, 7"ect1.30
box.
POTATOES CXew, :8 2 4c per lb.;
sweet potatoes, eastern, (1.7a per crate.
O.N IONS Oregon yellow, (i.00 per
sack. Wel a Wa.la 1 frOv2 per eack.
VEOtTAUL,to tabbaga 2sS0 per
pound; lettuce, (1.00 crate; garlic,
I'M per pound: green peppers. le per
pound; tomatoes. 73tf.c per crate;
cucumbers, ouvouo per box; green peaa.
tylJo pound: beana 7tfnc per pound:
green com. 30c doxen; egsplant. lOkt
12 We pound; aumtner so,un, bo per
pound.
ritaple Grocerlea.
JLocal Jobbing quotations:
51'iMH (sacs basis) Cane, granulat.
ad. 7.oo pound; beet. T.Guo per pound.
NUTS Wainuta 13(o per pouad;
Braail nuts, 17tvtvc; almonds, iWmfp
2c; peanuts, lutjllc per pound.
RlCs iflue itose. o pound; Japan
style. e.ltt.23c per pound.
ivFllt Koast-eu. suit, ia arums.
20et4Uci per pound.
bALl (.nululsled. balea S2.aosss.ao;
halt ground, tons. ous. (17; luce (la.
URlbU tHLlla Uates, l4o pound;
tigs. (l.UOO 2.73 per box: appica 13a per
pound; pvacnee. lac; prunes, ittylac
JdsvA.a small, suits, oc; piua, ac;
bayou, Swc; red, N; lima, tie per pound.
Provisions.
"Local Jabbing quotations:
HAMS All sixes, Ubtyilc per pound:
skinned. bc; picnic lac; cottage roil,
33c per pound.
BACON r ancy. situc; Choice. -J a
(4c. siandarda. 14t2.c
laku run iisitts, iisa per pound;
compound, tierces. 14c
liKI baa. A xtscan, msiM; plates.
lac
WHEAT DOWH AT CH 1CASD
XKW LOW FIGCRKS FOB KKA
. SO.V RECORDED.
Whrat Rallies Just Before Clone;
General Sentiment In Coarse
Grain- Is. Cearlh.
. 41 14 l .. i
. ii t . . a
,1373 (7 14 M 24.-1
3327 41 2V4 7 173
. 11 .- 2 I ...
.IS 4 2...
, !1 4 1"7 13 29
, S 21 133 12 3
, 13 .. 4 12
13 . . ft . . .
, Ms t 27 47 2n;
, (-0 10 214 23 173
I'ori lanl.
J" 12. .I32.3U7. 3T0
l21.. 2 7.-4 047
V.. 3.7in.lM
ll.. 7 3 1 ?0
IT S.'.t 4"
1.1 432;0
J 2. IIJ.S.l-l
K - S3
3.'4 3S
1 3 131
l.H9"7
.24.200
Seattie. Tacoma
(.411.t.-."l HS.MIl.ft.l
ltl.
ttl7.
lf.l..
II4..
mil..
IK11..
1911..
27 h74..1S2
(u 441.43d
44 2-7 441
i.3-t2.jL"l
2i, 94 1 8-13
S:I5
12 0T1 134
liJ.MIli
12 l-'.2i3
I 1.2T7 I41
10.ai,2u
3.07-1 Mtd
. I3.a
.P7.sd
3.il
1.3 1i. Old
2-i'S.im
1 ST1.2U
2 237.1)1 I
2. rtlMi.7."t1
.Tha 70 1
3. 70.4
Hide, lisps, te,
HIDES Salted hides, nnder 43 pounds
6wc; salted hides, over 43 pounds,
fvbc; greeB hides under (3 pounds 7
ro; green hides, 43 pounds, 0b7c;
salted bulls. 7c; green bulls, (esse;
aaited or green calf, under 13 pounds.
Ut13c; salted or green kip. 1 to ID
pounds, luc: hair supped hidea and
sains, ball pries; i.int ary Oldss, 110
12c; flint dry call, under seven pounds,
lit 12c: dry salted hides, hove: culls
and damaged, half price. Ureen or salted
horse hides. (21 each; colt skins, sue
Oil eech; dry horse, 73cft(l-23 each.
PSLTs Lry sheep pells, long wool,
l(tf20c; dry sheep pelts, short wool. 10
luc; dry xbeep pelts, pieces, ilfslOu; dry
sbeep shearlings, no value; aaited pelts,
.on wool each, 13U2; aaited pelts,
short wool each, 73ctr(l; aalt spring
lan.bs pelt each "3ctll; salted sheer
ling, each lOtlialc; sailed goats, long
hair, each, Hw2; aaited goats, short
hair, each (0ctll; dry goats, long hair,
per lb. 10jl-:c; dry goats, short hair,
each, 23 430c; goat shearlings, sach 100
2 cents.
TALLOW No. 1. 8t?3ttc: No. 2. 4 4 O
(c per pound; grease, 3 S U 4c per pound.
CA9CARA HARK. New peel, so per
pound: old peel, 7o per. pound.
OhsVOoN tiKAHS Urape root, ao per
pound.
Hol'3 19-1 crop, nominal. 129 l(o per
pound; contracts, :3c.
WOOL Eastern Oregon. 2CCSe per
pound; valley wool, fine and haif-bioad.
(Oa33o: thres-elghtha blood. SO0Z2c;
quarter-blood. 2&2Tc: low quarter and
braid. IO if lJc: matted, 164 lac
MOHAIH Long siapls, Suo32c deliv
ered i'ortland; snort, stsp.e, l3i2:c;
burry. 2UZ2iec per pound.
GRAIN BAUa-t'sr Iota 10.C, Coast.
Oils.
LINSEED OIL Rsw. In barrels. (1.10;
(-gallon can. (1 21; bo. led la barrels,
$1 12; 3-ralion cans, (1.27.
TURPENTINE In drums. (1.S0; five
gallon cans, (1. H3. ,
WUITa) LLAU 100-pound kegs, 120
per pouud.
GASOLINE Tank wagons and Iron
barrels, litic; cases, 37c.
CHICAGO. Aus;. 1J. New low figures
for the season wara made in all grains
today. September wheat and corn were
inclined 10 be a little tight and both
wl'lined their premiums over recember.
with September I104H. to II. IMS anj
December II03H to 1 1 03 H : corn ad
vsnced lk- for September end de
cilned "h to IwC on late months; oats
acre S to Sc lower, and provisions were
3 si-c off.
Wheat rallied a little from tha low
point Just before the close, but resting
spots were lower. September shorts evi
dently are beginning to recognise the
poe.itrttlt les of a prolonged rail strike.
ana there was covering In the nearby
delivery of both wheat and corn, these
deliveries being relstlveiy strong com
pared with the remainder of the list.
fieillnc cr S. number wheat st s prem
ium over the L'ecember was attributed
Ia cash interests. In the main the
strentflh wss reesrded ss reflecting the
Increased scarcity of cars snd motl
power, especially the latter, reports from
wheat be.t nippers showing no Improve
ment and none expected ror some time.
Further embargo notices hsve been !
ud bv western roads, especially those
affected by a spreadlnr of tha striks to
the bis rour brotherhoods.
Export demand for wheat continued
slow, but traders heard that there
more business under way thaa haa been
reported from tlay to day.
General sentiment In coarse strains was
neansn. aitnoucn there was a disposi
tion to seep away from the short sld
on the breaks. The decline today was
cue more to lack of support than to any
agrresslve selling.
Provisions were essier rfn svmnathv
with grains and on scattered selling, the
trade being light.
The Chicago grain letter received yes
terday by the Overbeek at Cooke com
pany of Portland follows:
vi heat A lack of support rather thaB
any argressive aeillng was responsible
for a break In a new tow on the crop
today. Market showed a relatively easy
undertone from atari and with scattered
liquidation tha decline was easily at
tained. It Is not ss much a matter of
news but lack of speculative buying that
makes markets susceptible to hedging
pressure. There Is undoubtedly more ex
port business doing from dsy to dsy thsn
is reported, but this buylnr ia not suf
ficient to sbsorb the persistent selling.
Sentiment is less 'favorable to the bear
side on account of the recent shsrn de
cline but it must be sdmlled there Is
Bothing except the possible tightening In
September due to roll strike to bring
about any material advance.
Corn Lower, bat September showed
more strength thsn the distent deliveries
due to rsll strike. Shortsge of motive
power the main factor In curtailment of
shipment from the country. Crop reports
on the whole are favorable aad while
rain is needed In some sections, temper
atures have not been high. Under nor
mal conditions one would be Inclined to
look for a natural rally from the present
leveL Prices have dropped over ft cents
from high point of week.
Oats Dull snd lower. Bulk of trnd-
Ing hss been of a local character. De
cember sold at lowest figures since IPOS,
today and the market showed little rally
ing power.
Rye Trade not large and with wheat
weak, a decline wss easily attained.
Leading futures rsnged aa follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Sept $1.04 (1.1)3 (1.0.1"a (104l
lec l.l-ft--s l.UA
May 1.IW llu
CORN.
Sept .VS-H .IH..4
I c R21 .5S
Hay .id rs
OATS.
Sept .11 H .31V.
1 c 8.1 S .33S
May 3-. 17
LARD.
Sept. 10 77 10 77 10 a.1
Oct 10 3 10.8.1 10.72
SHORT KIBS.
Sept
Oct
Cash prices were:
Wheat No. 2 red.
(I H1. J) 1 08.
Corn No. 2 mixed,
yellow. 'i, rt fld'.c.
Oata No 2 white. 81 . S4c: No.
white, II 12 c.
Rye No. 2. 74c.
Timothy seed 14.2.193.
Clover seed (12tl.
Pork Nominal.
Ilarley Ml t S7c.
I.ard lO.ftoc.
Klbs 19.75 W 10 73
10S
1.08
.33 H
.
.13
.1H
10.7S
10.77
02
. 40
(LOU; no. 2 hard,
60V4OHc; No. !
IMS
108 hi
ll's
.35 S
.31
.10 H
tl OJS ; mo. t hard Minnesota and Sooth
Dakota. 1 1.03 S 01 (m ; to arrive,
(I.U3Ps; fancy No. 1 amber durum,
( 1.05 0 1.08 Ve : to arrive. Hs'vce tl.oo" i
No. 1 amber durum, t tpSS'vc; to ar--Ive.
.V.c; No. 1 durum. 80S4-c;
to arrive, as tec; fancy No. 2 amber
durum. (1 03 fa 1.0 i ; No. 2 sum her du
rum. 3Vs0SVtc; No. 2 durum. 67V.W
90o.
Corn No. 2 yellow. 87e37c; to ar
rive. 34c: No. 3 yellow corn, 333Sc;
to arrive. 33 fee.
Oats No. 2 white. 2T29c: No. S
white. 2SH627HC: to arrive. 28tc.
Barley choice, 4!?Slc; medium good,
43t4hc; lower. 4144o.
Rye No. . TO-ac; to arrive. 684c.
Flax (2.44 W 02.48 Vs ; to arrive,
f 2.10 fe.
Wheat futur-4 September, (1.08;
December, (l.oalj.
Cash Craia Markets.
Furnished by Jordan-Wentworth Co.,
Portland.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 12. Wheat--No.
1 dark northern. 1 iiOS tr I -S : No.
2 dsrk northern. (MS: No. 1 northern,
(l.le 91.21H : No. 2 northern, (1.12
i-lH.
Corn No. 3 yellow, 37 fj 37 Vie.
Oats No. 3 white., 27. 28c. J
CHICAGO. Aug. 12. Wriest No. S
red. 1.0; No. 1 herd, (108H 01.09; No.
X hsrd. tt.OHH 1 l9.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 00 hi 60 H c ; No. t
yellow, 2t4(2Mc; No. 2 white, 604
lc.
Oats No. S white, 811CJ4"c; No. S
white, 82Uc.
Kansas City Grain Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Aug. 12. Wheat
One to three cents lower; No. 2 dark,
(1 (Ml: No. 2 red. (101.01.
corn unchanged to AC lower; ro. 2
hlte. SS3.VJV1C; No. 2 yellow, 87c.
Ha
-Unchsnged.
Seattle Grain Market.
SEATTLE. Aug. 12. Wheat Hard
white, soft white, western white, hard
red winter, soft red winter, northern
spring. (1.0: western red, (107; big
bend blueslem. (1. la.
(4f7; flm. double layer, box, 11.250
1.30 ; peaches, crate, 00c 0(1; currants,
nominal; plums, 75c0(1.25; grrapes,
crate, (1.7302.25; apricots, pound, (07c;
Persian melons, crate, (L7302; new green
apples, lug. (1111.25.
Vegetables Beans, pound, 207e: car
rota, sack, 75c0(l.OO; celery, (304.00;
cucumbers. lug. 63085c; eggplant,
pound, 804c; lettuce, crate, (101.25;
onions, green, (1.2501.60; Stockton red.
ewt.. (1.2501.40; yellow, cel. (1.400
1.65; parsnips, sack, (2.5003; peaa,
nominal; bell peppers, lug. 75C0S1.25;
new potatoes, pound, lH02c; sweet,
405c: rhubsrb. box. (101.25; summer
snuash. lug. 60 0 75c: spinach, pound,
104c: tomatoes. Jug. 75c ft 1.33; turnips,
sack. 76c0(l; green corn, dozen, 8015c;
beets, sack. (101.25.
INSPECTION 'CARD IS VALUABLE
Fanners Able) to Borrow aa State and
Federal Certificates.
OLTMPIA. Wash.. Aur. 12. Arrange
mente have virtually been completed to
iseue a combined exate and federal cer
tificate of inspection on shipments of
agricultural products, according to
Charles R. Robinson, state supervisor of
horticulture. He ssid: "This service
should be of immense value to the fruit
and vegetable growers and shippers of
ths northwest, as it should enable them
to sell their products f. o. b. shipping
point with certiflcstes attached to the
bill of lading and then receive their
money when the car rolls.
These certificates are also the best
proof available In- settling railroad dam
age claims and some railroads have gone
so far as to do away with their own In
spectors where this service is available.
Tha ase Of these certificates slso enshles
the buyer at distant markets to pnrrchaae
iruii. at nnt dtstances and know what
he Ls getting without having seen the
fruit. 1
STOCKS KEEP STRENGTH
STRIKES FAIL- TO HALT
WARD MOVEMENT.
VP-
COTTON MARKET IXrCTCATINa
Short and
Ixng Interests Seem
Evenly Divided.
to De
WEEK'S RECEIPTS ME IIP
LIVKSTOCK ARRIVALS ARE
141 CARLOADS.
Tb following art direct quotations on
Dui fir and rprent mpproxlmai-siy
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CHl"-AUo. Aug 1; Potatoes, weak.
partlculsr:y Eariy Ohlos: receipts
cars; total t'nll.d Ptates shipments. 74
cars: New Jersey sacked t'oobien, $1.40
fsl.ao est; Minnesota sacked rlariy
Ohlea. f 1.030 MS tst; Wisconsin
sacked Eariy Chios. 11.5"; Nebraska
sacked Early Ohlos. 1 01.19.
THE PRICES OK t.RAINS DECLINK
Wheat, torn, Oats aad Provisions tet
Back IS ta 37 Cents.
CHICAGO. Aug. 12. (By the Asso
elated Press.) Burdensome receipts,
sisckness of demand, both domestic and
foreign, and bearish aspects of the gov
ernment crop report hava led to decid
edly lower prices this week for all grains.
Compared with a week ago, wheat this
morning was down 24.C to 4 He, corn off
3V a to ISc, and oats Xiao to 2t2c
with provisions showing a set back of
13 to 37 cents.
Notwithstanding transportation diffi
culties, arrivals of wheat at primary cen
ters were in excess of the movement a
year aico and before as well as after ths
government crop report, were accom
panied by new low pries records for the
season. Confidence on the part of the
domestic buyers gave evidence of having
been checked by disturbed Industrial con
ditions with foreign purchasers apparent
ly holding back because of uncertainties
related more or less to tha interallied
conference at London.
The big yield of corn forecast In the
government crop report mora than offset
ss a bearish fsctor In all tha grain mar-
sets tne counter influence of a some
what diminished estimate regarding
wheat. tiovemment figures ss to oats
proved a'so a handicap on efforts to up
hold grain values. Talk of a probable
Increase or the movement of wheat to
Chicago was current as the week drew
to a close, with arrivals in tha north
west from the new spring crop reported
ss grsdually becoming liberal.
Corn and oats shared ths descent of
wnrat to new low prices for 1922. Need
or rain In tha corn belt was given but
little notice.
Provisions were depressed with hogs
and (rain.
Chicago firaio-Pit Notes.
(P.y Chicago Tribune Leased Wire.l
CHlCgVGO, Aug. 13. Buying of Sep
tember whest, corn and oats by local
traders was In ths msin to cover "shorts."
fesring a general tie-up of tha western
railroads It helped wheat and corn
snd rye. but was without effect on oats,
due to the belief that ths large stocks
here will suffics for any dsmand that
may coma, despite the fact that ths price
was tha lowest In years
Commission houses and traders con
tinue to tell thrtir customers snd friends
that grain prlcea are groing lower, hence
the buying power In tha market Is re
duced to the lightest in years.
Chlcsgo elevators loaded out n.407.OOO
bushela grain for the week ended Fri
day night. This Included 3.209.000 bush
els wheat and S.SHJ.OOO bushels corn.
Boats are under charter for 4.0O0.000 to
3.0O0.0OO bushels to load this week.
The trsda has 11 that leading holders
of wheat who have been favorable to
the buying aide of Iste have been tie
largeet sellers of ptember snd Decem
ber for the past few days. Their selling
today wss said by pit trsders to be heav
ier than on any other day.
All futures of oats declined to tha low
est since 1913. August oats were 2,
September 30S snd December 33 and
May 4).
Despite the car and motive power
shortage of most western roads arrivals
of grain st Chlcsgo snd primary markets
last week were above the average for
this period in tha last five yesrs.
The barge canal elevator at New Tork.
with a capacity of 2.OOO.00O bushels Is
expected to open for busineas atondsy.
Mi anew pal is Crala Market.
Furnished by the eicCaull-Dlnamore
company of Portland:
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 12. Old No. I
dark northern. 1 1.1 1. .V) ; No. 1
dark northern. 1 2uS tl 1 2d ; to ar
rive. $1.1S; No. 1 northern I1.1ISO
121": to arrive, tl 12S: old No. 2 dark
northern. 31.33 S t 1 4 : No. 2 dark
northern. 11 IKS 61 23: No. 2 northern,
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ll.2S tf l l'S : No. 2 dark northern.
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fl nstl 23H; to arrive. Iioaso
l.lftS: No. 1 hard Montana. $1.03f
l.OeS; No. 1 dsrk hard Minnesota and
South Dakota. 11.03 ff 1.01. ; to arrive.
Cattle Advance In Price During;
Week and Hogs Go Down;
Sbeep Remain Steady.
Tha usual Saturday Quietness prevailed
at ths North Portland yards yesterday.
Only two cat mads of livestock arrived
during tha night, receipts consisting; of 17
csttle. 30 calves and 0 nogs.
The receipts for the week consist of
2200 head of cattle, 23d calves, 15U1 hogs
snd 84 bJ sheep, a total of 147 carloads.
This was a substantial Increase over the
oven loo carloads received the preceding
week. - v
The weak wss marked by a slight ad
vance in cattle values. Choice steers,
cows and heifers were up a Quarter, the
top on strictly prime steers closing; at
18.23 and on choice cows at 3.7"i.-
Hors dropped 79 cents during tns wees
snd prime light were listed st 112 to
112.23 at tha close. Sheep and lamps
remained steady and unchanged during
the week.
Prices Quoted yesterdsy at the Fort-
land Union stockyards were as follows:
Csttle - price.
Choice steers 1 7.23 8.23
Medium to good steers..... B.so9i i.ou
Common to good steers.... .50es 7.50
Choice cows and heifers.... 1.25 6.73
Medium to good cows, heifers 4.2S 5.00
Fair to med, cows, neiiers.. o.ou i.-io
Common cows 3.0O--) g.rto
Cenners A.S0a .
Bulls ouo(t e. id
Choice dairy calves 8 oiiri a. 00
Prime light cslves 7.50 8.50
Medium to light calves.... o.ouny ..o
Heavy calves 4.O04J 0.40
Hogs
riHm. llrht 12.00912 .23
Smooth heavy, 200 to 800 lbs. 10.50 11.50
Smooth heavy. 800 lbs. up.. 10.00 - 10.60
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stags, subject to dockage
I-iheeii
East-of-mountaln lambs .
Choice valley lambs
Medium vslley lambs
Common valley lambs
Cull lambs
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fBy Chicago Tribune Leased Wire )
NEW TORK. Aug. 12. There wss
comparatively little change in prices in
todsy's short session In the cotton msr
ket. The opening wss slightly higher
on buying by Wall street snd wire
houses, but tha south was still selling
and sentiment continued mixed. The
market quieted down after the ca.! and
in the second hour there was a disposi
tion to even up for over the week end.
Short and long; Interests seemed to be
evenly divided and the market fluctu
ated with spurts of speculative trade.
Near the close the market broke 25 to
85 points of selling which seemed to be
practically all speculative. There wss
no support from the trade.
Spot was quiet, 35 points decline. 2t-05
for middling upland.
Southern spot markets' were: tjalvea
ton 21, 40 points decline: New Orleans
21.13, unchanged: Savannah 20.50. 25
points decline; Augusta 20.75. 3S points
decline. Memphis 21.50, unchanged;
Kouston 20.8O, 40 points decline; Little
Rock 21.50, unchanged.
NEW TORK. Aug. 12. Spot cotton,
quiet. Middling 21.05.
NEW TORK. Aug. 12. Cotton futures
opened steady; October. 21.18; December,
21.20; January. 21.04; March. 21.09; May,
21.08.
WHEAT YIELD REDUCED
KTjICKITAT vaixey crops
disappoint growers.
Light yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Light wethers ..
Heavy wethers .
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Chl-; "Livestock Market.
CHICAUO, Aug. 12. tU. S. Bureau of
Agricultural Economics.) Cattle Re
celpts, loOO head, compared with week
week ago: Beef steers, 10c to 83c lower;
better grades declining least; she stock
uneven: steady to 60o lower; low grade
beef cows, canners and cutters off most;
best kosher cows about steady; bulls
mostly 25c lower; veal calves largely 73c
higher; Blockers and feeders steady to
strong; weak top beef steers. 310.75:
week's bulk prices, beef steers, 18.73(01
10.20: bulk she stock, 15.10t-i7.25; can
ners and cutters, 4J.7S t3. 1 i; bologna
bulls, 13.85 4. 15; veal calves, tia25e
10.7S; Blockers and feeders, 5.o59 6.85
Hogs Receipts, 6000 head. Generally
steady; closing dull; top, (10.25; bulk,
180 to 220-pound weight, 110910.15: 225
to 2341-pound butchers. 9. 25 a a. 60: 200 to
800-pound butchers mostly 10; bulk of
packing sows. 17.25tr8; desirable pigs,
!0.7510; hold over moderate; heavy,
8.2if K.50; medium, 19.10 10.10; light,
. 75 If 10.25; light light, 19.003110.25;
packing sows, smooth, 17.3568.25; pack
ing sows, rough, 17 07.50; killing pigs,
19.25010.13.
Sheep Receipts, 2000 head. Market
stsady; compared with week ago: Fat
lambs mostly 25c to 40c lower; natives
declining moat; strictly choice fat lambs
comparatively scarce; bulk of western In
feeder f!eh; week's extreme top on
western, 112.85; natives. 112.60; week's
bulk orlces. western lambs. 112012.40;
native. 111. 0ik 12.25; feeder Iambs and
fat sheep, steady; bulk of feeders, 112 23
12.40; fat ewes, 13.60ff7; 82-pound fed
western yearlings. Ill; good' feeding
yearlings, ID. 25 -3 9.50.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Aug. 12. (U. 8. Bureau of
Agricultural Economical Hogs Re
ceipts. 6000 head. Market fairly active,
mostly 10c higher than yesterday's aver
age: hulk mixed and packing grades,
17.8098.60: bulk butcher hogs, 18.60
.83; extreme top for sorted lights,
19.00.
Cattle Receipts, S50 head. Compared
with week ago: Choice grades beef steers
steady, others mostly 25940o lower; bet
ter grades she stock fully stesdy; spots
stronger: others fully 26c lower; buns
mostly 25o lower; veals generally stesdy;
Blockers and feeders strong to 25o higher.
Sheep None. Msrket compared with
week ago: Lambs, 507Be lower; sheep
and yearlings, steady to 25c lower; feed-
era, stsady.
Kansas City Livestock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Aug. 12. (U. 8.
Bureau of Agricultural Economics.) Cat
tle Receipts, 1200- head, for week, better
grades beef steers week to 16o lower;
top, 110.45; others mostly 25 6 50c lower;
better grades she stock steady to 23c
lower: bulk others 60o lower; better
grades she stock steady to 23c lower;
bulk others lower; canners and bulls
average fully 25c lower; calves steady
to 50c lower.
Hogs Receipts, 1300 head: active to
packers: steady to strong with yester
day's time: packer top, 10. 35: shippers
took one load of lights at 10.40: 180 to
210 pound. I0.254-.9.35; 210 to 240
pounds. 1989 15: 230 to 300 pounds. IS. 33
41.90: top. 19.40; bulk of sales, 18.35 0
9.23: packing sows mostly 17.25.
Sheep Receipts. 1500 head. For week:
Sheep. 15 4 25c lower; lambs, 50 75c low-
; tola natives, 812.BO.
Seattle Livestock Market.
SEATTLE. Aug. 12. Cattle and hogs
steady, no receipts, prices unchanged.
SAX FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Current an Vegetables. Fresh
Fruits. Etc., at Bay City.
S-AN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12. (State
Division of Markets.) Fryers, 32033c;
broilers. 28032c; roosters, young, 38 0
42c; eld. 14018c; hens. 14032o; ducks,
18020c; turkeys, live. 8208ilc; dressed.
18040c: hares, pound. 18 0 lie; squabs,
doien. 13 01.60; jackrabbits. doxen. 12
0 2 SO
Fruits uartiett peers, box. 31 01; ap
ples. IVi to 4-tier. 11.5002.60: canta-
oupes. stsnnara crate, 31.2501.50;
oranges, slenclas, iHefll; lemons, 34
08.&O: nectarines, crate, 31. 2502. 25;
grapefruit, 15.3007: strswberrtes. draw
er, 60083c: raspberries, drawer, 6O075e;
bladrbrr!es. drawer. 23030c: logan
berries, drawer. 40S0e; avocadoea, dog..
General Heavy . Harvest Forecast
Early In Season Not Apparent
and Grades Are Liotrer.
OOLDENDALE. Wash.. Aug. 12.
(Special.) The grain harvest in the
wheat belt of the Klickitat valley Is
sbout half over. The crop is not up to
estimates made before harvest and is
the most uneven Crop that has been
grown here since wheat wss first seeded
in the Klickitat valley, sbout 40 years
ago. Some growers report unusually
heavy yields, while in many fields,
where SO and 40 bushels to the acre was
expected before the grain was cut. the
yield has been from 15 to 20 bushels,
and Aome wheat on lighter soil has run
ss low as three and four sacks to the
acre. Wheat growers report much fallen
straw this year that could not be picked
up with harvesting machinery.- which
has tended materially to reduce the
yield. Winter snd spring climatic con
ditions for grain were excellent, and it
is now thought the early hot weather,
accompanied by burning east winds dur
ing the latter part of May, cut down
the yield, although the growing grain
did not show the effects of the extreme
hot weather at the time. Absence of
rainfall since last April also aided ma
terially in reducing the yield.
The wheat is of good quality and
there is very little shriveled grain, but
white wheat Is not standing up to test
wheat requirements for No. 1, most of it
tssting 38 and 50. against a 00-pound
test requirement for No. 1 wheat. Red
wheat Is meeting the required test of 58
pounds for No. 1. The grain was ex
tremely dry this year and harvesting
operations have been carried on very
rapidly.
Some wheat was contracted .lust be
fore harvest started at 11 a bushel, but
very little frrain has been offered for
sale by the farmers since harvest opera
tions begani as they do not seem inclined
to sell for the prtce offered on the pres
ent market. No. 1 white wheat was
quoted at 95 cents for sacked grain at
Goldendale today and No. 1 Red Walla
or Western Red st 91 cents a bushel,
quotations for grain delivered In bulk
being 4 cents a bushel less. Much grsin
was hauled direct to shipping stations
from threshing outfits this year, both
sacked and in bulk. Headers also were
operated In conjunction with steam
threshers, doing away with the former
method of stacking the grain.
Naval Store.
SAVANNAH. Aug-. 12. Turpentine
Firm. 11. 0431. 04 V4 gallon: rales. 044
barrels; receipts. 310 barrels: shipments.
J2 barrels: stock, 9270 barrels.
Rosin Firm. Sales. 142:1 barrels; re
ceipts. 041 barrels; shipments, 5.")5 bar
rels; stock, 00, 754 barrels. Quote: B,
14.58'4.70; D, 14.70-84.73; E, 14.8031
4.85; F. f!. H. 14.85a4.D0; I,
K. 14.03'3'B; M, 15.05; N,
WO, 13.8505.00; "WW. 18.65.
Further Price Cuts-In Auto In
dustry Reflect Quieting.
Down of Demand.
NEW TORK, Aug. 12. (By the Asso
ciated Press.) The strong technical posi
tion of the stock market was strikingly
Illustrated thla week when prices con
tinued to move to higher ground in the
face of increasingly serious strike de
velopments. Trading was restricted, how
ever, Investors apparently being disposed
to await the settlement of the Aa! and
rail atrikes before indulging in extensive
market operations, but attempts of short
interests to bring out liquidation were
met with sturdy resistance.
The government's report of bumper
crop conditions Imparted strength . to
shares of most grain carriers, most of
which advanced to new high records for
the year, with sympathetic gains In such
stocks as International Harvester, Ad
vance Kumely preferred, Sears Koebuck
and Montgomery Ward, which will bene
fit by the increased earnings of north
western farmers.
The Increase of 140.630 tons in the on
filled July contracts of the United States
Steel corporation was Interpreted as being
aue to .decreased production resulting
from the coal shortage rather than to an
inorease in" new orders. Weekly iron and
steel reviews continue to give pessimistic
reports 01 conditions in that industry,
which Is suffering from its inability to
get sunicient coal.
Km I her price cuts in the automobile
Industry reflect the seasonal quieting
down of demand and production.
The action of the senate in increasing
tne tarixi on Lubtn sugar caused a de
cided weakening In the prices of those
stocks, but they rallied later on reports
01 tne i.ne statistical condition of that
Industry. Leather and shoe stocks also
improved cn Senator Lodge's announce
ment that hides and leathers would be on
the free list in the new tariff bill.
Fluctuations in the call money rate be
tween 3V and 5 per cent were ascribed
to the seasonal demand for funds in the
agricultural district, but the supply was
plentiful at all times. Foreign exchanges
were unsettled at the beginning of the
week due to unfavorable news emanating
from the meeting of allied premiers in
London, but they strengthened later on
the prospects of an agreement being,
reached on the reparations. Business n
foreign exchange, however, was virtually
at a standstill because of cable conges
tion, local banks experiencing long delays
in the European cables.
14.00 f 4.0.1;
15.30 05.25;
Chicago Oil Market.
(By Chicago Tribune Leased Wlre.)
CHICAGO. Aug. 12. Gasoline, tank
wagons. 21.c; service ststions, 23c; ma
chine. 27.9c. Oils: Summer, 11.4c; win
ter, 1 1.0c. Carbon: Perfection, Iron bar
rels. 10 He. Linseed oil: Raw, 1 to 4
barrels delivery, 11.02; boiled, 11.04. Tur
pentine, 11. &8. Denatured alcohol, 40c.
Cottonseed Oil Market.
Cottonseed oil futures at New Tork
furnished by Jordan-Wentworth & Co..
Portland: August, 19.70010; Septem
ber, 19.75?'9.77: October. IS.90W8.91:
November, !7.90f7.92: December. 17.85
7 88; January, 17.8507.87: March, 17.90
07.92. Total sales, 10,200.
Cottonseed Oil Market.
(By Chlcatfo Tribune Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Aug. 12 Cotton seed oil
closed: August, 19.TO01O: September.
10.7209.77; October, 18.0008.92; Novem
ber. 17.9107.04; December. 17.8607.88;
January, i".85r7.87 ; February, 17.840
7.85; March, 17.00 -g 7.0.1.
Dulutu Max Market.
DUI.UTH, Aug. 12. Flaxseed: Septem
ber. 12.31, bid; October, 12.24V4 asked;
November, $2.22 asked; December,
12.19V asked.
Sngar Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12. California-Hawaii
raw sugar, 6.36c.
$100,000 Contract 1(.
THE DALLKS, Or., Aug:. 12.
(Special.)-rHed-res & Huls, a local
contracting firm, has been awarded
the contract for building the new
tie treating plant here at a figure
totalling more than 1100,000, It was
announced last night by J. P.
O'Brien, general manager of the
O.-W. R. & N. company. This
la in addition to the tie treating
equipment already at Wyeth, which
will be moved here. The ji-reater
plant ia being constructed, Mr.
O'Brien said, with the idea that in
time ties for the. entire Union Pa
cific system may be treated here.
The Grant-Smith company has the
grading contracts, and is now en
gaged in leveling several miles of
property owned by the railroad com
pany, upon which the tia treating
plant will b-a built.
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of Portland: -Railroad
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Am Lt 4 Trans 61
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ITS
. Seize the moment
of Opportunity!
The further we get away from the war
the more difficult it becomes to acquire
bonds of unquestionable security of basic
industries to yield 7 .
We have ready for immediate deliv
ery at 100, bonds of a new issue similar
to others that are now selling on the
market at prices around 104 to 105.
Write today for detailed information re
garding: Holly Sugar Corporation long-term
first mortgage 7s. You will be under no
' obligation.
Freeman, Smith
& Camp Co.
LuusissiNt Bus., PorrruAMD
Firm lYjv 'etoni
" sfl! v I "w'r
Pacific Gas 6s
Souwest Tel 7s
Oil Bonds
Anglo Am 7s
Atlantic ref 6s
Galena S Oil 7s
Gulf Oil 7s
Humble Ts
Pan Am 7s
Mex Pet cv 8s
Sinclair 7s
S O Cal 7s
S O New Tork 7s
Texas Co 7s . . .
Tidewater Oil 6a ...
Vacuum Oil 7s
Foreign government bonds
Argentine 2d is.
do GI r.s
Be! slum 8s
Bergen 8s
Berne 8s
Christiana 8s
Copenhagen 5a
Iianlsn consol fts
French Cities 6s
Italy 6s A
U S Mex 4s
do ext us
Zurich 8s .'
Curb bonds
Allied Packers 6a
Am Tel & Tel 6s
do
Anaconda Copper 6s...
do 7s
Anglo-Am Oil 7s
Armour & Co 7s
Beth Steel 7s
Consol Textile 7s
Copper Ex Assn 8s
do
Sears Roe 7a, 3-year. . .
Stand Oil N Y 6s....
Vacuum Oil 7s i.
. 1942 91
. 1925 103
. 1925 103A4
. 1981 103
. 1030 1 05
. 1933 104
. 1023 100
. 1930 101
, 1936 105
. 392.1 103
. 1931 100
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. 1923 101
. 1931 303
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. 1040 104
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. 3945 109
. 3944 91
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. 1034 82
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Pacific Northwest Stocks snd Bonds.
Furnished by Jordan-Wentworth & Co.
of Portland.
Bank stocks Bid
Bank of California. N. A 202
Citizens State Bank 1.10
Canadian Bk of Commerce .. 180
First National Bank 100
Hibernia Com. & Sav. Bank. 17.1
Ladd & Tllton Bank. 300
Livestock State Bank .150
Lum.bermene Trust Co 90
Multnomah State Bank 1.10
Northwestern Natl Bank.
Peninsula National Bank.
U. S. National Bank
Public utilities
Boise Gas. Lt & Coke, pfd
Calif & Oregon Power, com
do pfd
Federal Telegraph ".
Idaho Power, pfd
Northwstn Elec. 6 pfd...
do common .............
do 7 pfd
Pac Power & Light, 7 pfd
Pacific Tel & Tel, .com
do pfd
Port Gas & Coke, 7 pfd..
P R L & P. com
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd '
do Prior Pref pfd
Puset Sound Pwr fc Lt. com. 43
do pfd 93
Tacoma Gas & Fuel, com... 2
do pfd 25
Washington Wster Power.. 30
Insurance stocKe
Flremens fund .......
Home Fire & Marine.
Montana Fire
Montana Life
New World Life
Northern Life
Occidental Life
Oregon Surety
Pacific States Fl
Pacific Mutual
Vulcan Fire
Western States Life
Lumber and pUlp stocks
Arctic Construction 37
Central Coal fc Coke, com.. 70
do pfd 79
Crown Wlllam P & P. com. .400
do pfd A 95
do pfd B 00
Hawley P Sc P, (ex-div) 210
Multnomah Lbr Box, com. 6.1
do pfd 10 88
Oregon Pac Timber. 2d pfd. 2
Oregon Pulp AS, Paper, com. 102
do pfd 08
Peninsula Lumber, pfd 95
Tum-A-Lum Lumber, com.. 7,1
do 8 pfd ,
do 10 pfd
Washington Pulp sc Paper.
Weed Lumber
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Yaquina Bay Lumber, com.
do pfd
Miscellaneous stocks
Aero Alarm, com....;
do pfd
Alaska Packers
Alaska Steamship
Alaska Pet & Coal
Albers Bros., com
do pfd
American Chain, com
do pfd
American Nitrogen, com...
do pfd
Amer Type Founders, com
do pfd
Centennial Mills
Coast Tire, com
do pfd
Connor Co Syrup
Dennos Food
Denny-Ren ton Clay A Coal.
Dollar Steamship
Durant Motors Calif
Fairbanks Morse com
do pfd ,'",
Federal Svstem Bakeries
Fidelity Security Corp
Fishpr Flouring Mills pfd...
Fleischmann Co.. pfd....
General Petroleum com...
do pfd
Goodyear T & R pfd Calif.
Graton & Knight Mfg com.
do pfd
Gt N W Livestock units .
Hartman Co J L pfd
do redeemable pfd
Holt Mfg 1st pfd
King's Food Products units.
T.lllv r'hns H nfd
Luc'kel, King & Cake Sosp..ll0
Oregon Portland Cement com 40
do pro
Oregon Worsted Mills...
Pacific Alaska Navigation
Pacific Car & Fdy
Pacific Coast Biscuit .
Pacific Coast Co com
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd '.
Pacific Portland Cement.
Palm Olive Co 7 pfd..
parafflno Co's com
do pfd
Portland Feeder Co
Portland Vegetable " Oil i .
Refrigerator Car Equipment 20
Reid Bros com 00
do pfd on
Samson Tire Rubber 2
Santa Cruz Portland cement 87
Sound Rubber com tw"
Second NW Finance units... 25
Sperry Flour Mills com...
do pfd
Superior Portland Cement..
Todd Shinbuildirig ........
Union Oil California
do Associates ....
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Bdy-Yamhill bldg 7s 1923.100 101
do 7s 1926 101 102
California-Oregon power 6s. . 97 300
Federal Telegraph 7s 1923-27 65 95
Gen Petroleum 1st mtg 7s.. 102 103
H T &. T S 1st mtg 5s 1036.. 92 93
Idaho Power 1st 5s 00 93
N W Elec 1st mtg 6s 1038.. 98 100
Ore-Cal 1st 5s 1927 87 89
Ore R ;R & Nav 4s 1946 89 00
Or-Wash R R & N 1st 4s 1961 6,1 70
Ore Elect 1st mtg 5s 1036.... 50 60
Owl Drug Co 6 notes 95 97
Pac Power & Light 6s 1930. . 00 01
do 8s 1930 104 105
Pac T & T 5a 1937 07 98
do 5s 1052 95 98
do 5s 1942 93 94
Port of Astoria 6s 1925 05 98
Port Gas A Coke 5s 1940.. 00 91
do 7s 1940 102 105
do 5s 1951 90 92
PRL & P gold 8 notes 1926.100 103
do 1st ref 5s 1942 . 87 90
do 7 Ha 1946 102 105
do (C&S) 4s 1930 83 8,1
do gen elec 5s 1936 87 80
S Pac 1st ref mtg 4s 1955.. 80 90
do 20-yr conv 6s 1984 84 87
Sperry F M, 1st mtg 6s 1034.102 108
Santa Cruz Port. Cement 6s. 96 100
Union Oil Calif 6s 101 102
Wash-Idaho W L &. P 6s 1941 85 43
Will Val Sou 1937 87 90
QUOTATIONS OX DAIRY I'RODUCE
Current Market Ruling on Butter, Cheese
and Eggs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.--Dairy
produce exchange closed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. Butter, firm.
Eggs, firm. Cheese, steady.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12. Butter, un
changed. Eggs, unchanged. Receipts,
7859 cases.
SEATTLE,
unchanged.
Aug. 12. Butter and eggs
Dried Fruits at New York.
NEW YORK, Aug. 12. Bvaporated
apples scarce.
quiet.
Prunes quiet. Peaches
WE WILL SELL:
40 J. T... Hartman Redeemable ltd.
20 North weiitern eomnion.
10 Pentfiftala National Hank.
100 Portland Vegetable Oil.
40 P. K., I,, ft P. Prior Preference.
25 Portland tin & Coke 7 Pfd.
AH of the Above Storkn for (Sale at '
flood jVirieounts.
WE WILL BUY:
10 Klnsr's Food UnitH.
10 Multnomah Lumber St Box Pfd.
15 Oregon Surety & fa-malty.
25 Oreicon WorHted Mill.
50 Pacific Mtntes Fire Insurance.
IMOOO Oregon Klectrta 1h Mtg:. Aa.
fSOOO Portland J louring Mills 8s, 1933.
Local, Hated and unlisted securities
bought, sold and quoted. Prlva te wires
to all security markets.
322 Jordan-Wentworth & (o.
Hgwreiw a, ftp-QPgSm-t
TOCKSAHD BONDS-
201-3 Railway Excb. Bldg. Bdwy. 4725.
w.ah nrlclr T. AV S W P nfd 15
Western Auto Parts com.... 8
do pfd 4
Western Auto Supply 10
Western Bond & Mtg com... 95
West States Finance units. . . 45
Western Wall Board com... 50
do Dfd T5
Zellerbach Paper com 75
do pfd vi
Bonds
A! Her. Bros TUl 1942 PO'A
Asso Oil 1st mtg 5s 1922.... 10014
do 1st rei es i3"
50
140
82
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55
82
100
105
12
20
50
05
125
44
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102
82
105
105
80
55
97
70
00
95
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120
50
80
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75
75
180
16
40
25
95
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15
80
100
95
35
95
90
5
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100
40
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100
90
73
105
107
5
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8
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05
75
85
85
100
101
100-4
100
OVERBECK &
COOKE GO.
Broken. Stocks, Honda, Cotton,
Grain, Etc.
tl6-17 BOARD OF TKADK BLDO.
Walla Walla, Wtuh.
Portland, Or.
Pendleton, Or.
MEMBERS CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE.
Correspondents of Iocmn Bryan,
Chicago and INew York.
MEMBERS
New York iStock Exchange,
Chlcaeo Stock Exchange.
Boston stock Exchange.
Chicago Board of Trade.
Sew York Cotton Exchange.
New O Meant Cotton Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange.
Winnipeg Grain Exchange.
Liverpool Cotton Association.
SUCCESS
In the Stock Market
FORTUNES
Made From Small InTentments
Write for Free Booklet.
The Mont Simple Explanation of
Profitable (Stock Trading.
We guarantee you that our money
in nafe and that you get square
deal.
Kennedy & co.
Kst. 1881.
74 Broadway, New York
Members Consolidated Stock
Exchange.
IDLE MONEY
HERE'S YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
For safe interest, good profit,
in expanding business honestly
managed. Ample assets, staple
product; unlimited market
whole Pacific coast. Prefer
short time loans. Would con
sider participation. Principals
only. AO 843, OREGONIAN.
GERMAN BONDS AND
MONEY
Bought and Sold
TRAJSS ATI.ANTTC ESTATES eft
CREDIT COMPANY,
210 Ezckute BldsTi 2d and Stark.