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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY QUARANTINE CHttSE MARKET IS A MASS OF STRENGTH ALONG THE COAST No Surplus Shown at Any Point of Manufacture and Prices Are Generally Alaintalned Eastern Tone I a Big Help Here. Tb demand for cheese ) firmer all over the country and local price art well main tained. There haa ben a snortsge In tbe out put at beta Tillamook and-Cooa Day centers tor tbe aeaaon to date, while tbe demand baa bee,n somewhat greater tban normal. The Wason haa been eitreraely backward frc.m point of cream tnd milk production, and every pound of cheese that tba Tillamook intrr ata have been atP- to produce baa been yu'ckly ancred up al current quotallone. While ther haa been a number of abort In tervale .when seemingly the market for cheese wti deprt-aaeil. tbe fc-enersl feeling to date tbla etson haa been unusually favorable from a eeltlng point of view. Cheese markfla along- tha Pacific alope hare been greatly aided by tha eitreme pricea In effect at caalern centera. Willie in weal markets have never tnken klmlly lo es'tern Hay and Tillamook, cimsldernble eastern tul nesa nae alwnye been stiown on luicet sound and In aonthern California. This season bJtb cf tbeae aectloni hare been liberal buyers of the Oregon product and tbla baa kept lucai offerlnga bare. BETTER EGGS ARE EXPECTED On account of the cooler weather during the laat few daya the trade here expect belter quality egg to come forward from tbe coun try In tbe Immediate future. Uxk like a batter marktt, too. HEAVY SPRINGS ARE WANTED 1 Ratter' liberal demand for heavy aprlng rblckena la shown along the wholesale, way. with aalea aa high aa 20c a pound. Small took la abowlng a range from 16 to 17c generally. Hena arf quiet at 14c for bet. PEACH MARKET IS LOWERED , Market for peaebee la generally lower. witU rather liberal auppllea now coming from the eouth. Quality la aleo Improved. Sales at 90c4t1.10 generally for the beat offering. FIRST LOCAL RASPBERRIES First local raapberrlea are being offered on the local market, and tbe quality la rather Jood. Bale at $3 a crate. Strwberrlea are i . .11.. . hl.k ....... I- II. 1. ,,t 1I1UIFI I 4UU4l V WM.V. . ij . - ....... w. taring. POOR CHERRIES GLUTTING While there haa been a acarclty of real gxxl quality cberrlee and roc tne-Deat iioyai Amies aa blah aa 12Hc a pound baa been obtained, poor atuff la plentiful, wltb aalea alow at Csi Vac a pound. BRIEF NOTES OF THE TRADE Kresli fie more plentiful at $1125 box. Cantaloupe market "ehot to pieces. " Aprlcota are scarce and firm at $1.6001.7.' crate. Mississippi tomatoea lower at $1.80 crate. Country killed menta steady. Car red onions in: firm at S3 a cental. SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE Weather bureau advises: Protect shipments during the next 4S hours as far north as Se attle agnlnat maximum trmperaturee of about M degreea; northeast to Spokane, 78 degrees; ' sou t beaut to Hoiie, 78 dpgreea; south to Ah lsn1, 70 degrees. Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow about 03 degreea. San Francisco Wool Market. Ban Francisco. June 20 Wool. 1919 clip, rer pound. Htimlmklt and Mendoelnoo 22 29c; middle counties. 3 monttaH, good. 14318c; yrar ataple, 17rn;21c; Red Bluff and vicinity, 6 months. 1 KM 22c; do year ataple. 2C82.V. Northern clip. 19 Id eastern Oregon, Wash ington Idaho and Montana Debt medium, 20 tti.-.e; light fine. lS'.2uc; heaTy flee. I43l5c; valley coarse, 24g': medium, 25(327c. t. IxmiI. Jane 20. (I. N. 8.) Wool un changed. Wall Street Summary. Reading and Leblgh Valley director meet this afternoon. Reorganliatlon plan. Including easmsnt of 20 a share, accepted by Minneapolis and St. Louis stockholders. Bethlehem Steel offera the war department Ha armor plant at coat. Twelve Industrials 122 OA np .40. Twenty active rails 10031. up .71. Eastern Barley Market. Chicago, June 20. Barley. aay; malting. Tt'etSOc. Kansaa City, June 10. (I. N. S.) Bar ley. 56V. New Tort, June 10. (I. N. g.) Barley, ateailj: malting, WV. Saving Lowers Cost of Living because the sav ing person ac quires the habit of keeping the cost down. Keep your liv ing costs down and build your poitets ions up. That simply means be watchful over little expend itures. 3 It Compounded Semi-Annually First National Bank Capital & Surplus $3,500,000.00 Sth and Morrison PORTLAND AGAINST CALIFORNIA POTATOES IS NOW Government Order For Cereal, Talk Trade Hears That Quit Liberal Purchases Are Being Made for Mexican Border, KOETHWEST CHAIN RECEIPTS. Care Wheat. -Barter- Kir. Oata. Hay. Portland. Wed.. 3 & 1 1 1 ear ago 10 Season to date.. 10.422 1924 Year ago 10,319 1911 Ts corns. Toe... 14 1 Year ago u .... Sea eon to date.. 7,120 520 Year ago 9,17 6i Hesttle. Tuea... 11 0 Year ago 2 2 Beaaon to data.. 7.982 1464 Year ago 7,862 1138 18 259 2133 ' "t 2394 32HO 10 3 434 4756 1034 16 1110 013 425 079 2 1191 1279 7 5 2134 2407 Revival of Interest la expected In the general cereal trade, and especially for eoaree grains, aa a result of tbe movement of troop to the Mexican border. Already there are many Inquiries for bay. feed oats end barley, and while no special orders can be confirmed, It Is atsted that some liberal business baa already been quickly passed to the trade for Immediate delivery. While there waa a allg'atly weaker feeling during the early trade, wbeat on the Chicago market and Liverpool waa unchanged to Id lower for apot. nevertheless the undertone of tha trade bare la aomewbat better. Cereal manufacturers have announced a, decline of 25c In rolled oata and oat meal on account of tbe previoua decline In tbe cereal. Broninhall cabled from Liverpool that wheat waa dull and eaaler on large arrivals and continued presatire of export offers. Spot un changed to Id lower, with demand light. Cargo market eaay, Manitoba and wlntera 3 to 4Vjd lower, wltb free offera. English country marketa weak. 1 to 2s lower. Freights con tinue weak and flowing quantity large. The decline was partly attributed to a failure In London of fair Importance. Pl.OL'R Soiling price: Tatent. $5.00; Wil lamette valley, 14.50; local straight, 4.40(JJ 4.80; bakers' local, $4.l0(it5.uO; Montana tprlng wheat. fo4K; exports, $4. 30Q4.50; whole wheat. $3.46; graham. $5.20: rye flour, $5 U5 per ban-el. HAY Biiyfna prire: Willamette valley tim othy. fau'A .'; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy tlitotby, 214i22 alfalfa. 2l.'a22. GRAIN SACKS 1910 nominal No. 1 Cal cutta. 13c In s riots; less amounts are higher. ROLI.Kl) OAT8 ).25fflH..V) per barrel. W1I.LSTLFK8 -Selling price Braa, $28.00; aborta, 29.00 par ton. ROLLED BAULKY Selling price. $3132 per ton. Chicago wheat market closed with fractional loKxee from the previoua day. On the Portland Merchants Exchange Juno wheat bids were ateady Mnd unchanged. Only forty fold wag offered, and for tbla holders were Hking Sc abOTe the bide. June oHta lst 23c a ton on the exchange and barley '-. a ton, despite the general strength along the coast. Merchants ICxcuunge June pricea: WHKAT. Wed Tuea. Mon. Bid. Ask. Bid Bluestem I'd fid 95 Forty fold K 93 S! 84 Club . . K y Iteil Kife Hit . . Hit 2 U Hiisslun... s;t .. KJ S2 OATS. Feed 2D2S 2S."0 2.V) 2K25 BARLEY. Feed 270O .... 27 ."0 2S00 MILLSTL'ITTS. ' Bran 2 450 2",00 -20i Shorts 2.'..V Z750 2CX 2(XJO Futures were quoted: WHEAT. " L Bid. ! Ak. July bluestem 95 yo Auguxt bluestem 92 o July fortyfnld nr, 92 August fortyfold . I2 yi July club m S!i Auicust club s shi.j July red Fife Ki August red Fife M .sB'-j July Russian Kl Hu August Euaalan 80 . 89 FEED OATS. July 2-.7.1 2fVV Augnat 2550 20M FEED BARLEY. July 2700 2JW0 Anguat 250O 2HO0 MILLSTUFFS. July bran 22r0 24M) Auguat bran 2250 2450 July aborta 2;V.O 27V August shorts 2o.r0 2750 Early Trading in Chicago Is Good Chicago, June 21. (I. N. B.l The opening market In Uie grain pit today more than held yeaterday'a cloalng advance In wheat. Ca bles were strong and there was well sus tained demand. The market waa regarded largely ss a professional affair, bnt sentiment appeared to be more evenly divided. After the first hour, fluctuations were quite fre quent end the pressure increased. For aeveral daya tba aenHment baa favored purchases on recessions snd this general feeling aided In holding pricea to tbe new course. A better cssh demand snd continued unsettled weather in the southwest were contributing factors. ton and oata advanced fractionally from the opening an'd were In better trs-de than for sev. eral day. A, growing feeling of bullishness In corn on the crop conditions stimulated the market to aome degree. Bang of Ctlcago "rices furntahed by Over beck A Cooke Co., 210-217 Board of Trade building: WHEAT High, 103i lOfltf 109 CORN 74 H 73T4 ,64 4 CTATS 394 40 a; PORK 2495 2437 LARD i:;2o 1337 Low. loan 103 108 78 U 7SZ 63 89 Vi 89 40 2400 2375 1807 1323 80KB 39'4B 40'-i 2465 2415 181T 1836 RIBS 13G5 1355 1US0 1385 .1805 .1372 13flv 1377 San Francisco Grain Market. Ban. JTranclsco. June 21. Barley calls: June 21 June 20. Open. CIom. Close December 137 1374 ISfl'AB spot quotatlone beat alia Walla. fl.6SM'iai.e5; red Rueatan. SI. 0214(91.65; Tur key red, S1.78 1.774; blueitem. Sl.S081.S2fe. Feed barley $1.301.32fe; brewing, 11.35a 6140. White cats $1. 45(31.474. Bran S27.O0(u.27.5O; mlddllnga. 832(233: abort, S3031. Xew York-London Metal Market. New York. June 20. (I. N. 8.) Copper, dull, electrolytic, nearby nominal, September and later, $25.50(329.25. Iron ateady and un changed. Metal exchange quote tin easy, apot. $41. At London apot copper 106, fntnrea CI 03 elertrolytle 138. Spot tin, 177. futures, JC177. New York. June 20. (1. N. a.) The metal exchange quote lead C85 asked. Spelter dull. Spot East (ft. Louis delivery, 13c a'ked. At London, lead 31 7a Kd. Spelter 08. Overbeck & Cooke Co. Stocks. Bond. Cotton, Orala, Eta, -t l-ai7 Board of Trde Bnliaing. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO 4LL EXCHANGES MimNra Chlcaro Board of Trade. Correspondence, of Logan Bryan. CbWgo. Naw York. Silverton Wool Pool Will offer for sal at Uvrton, Orv ron. on JUKE 34. at 2:30 P. XC 7000 Fleeces of Valley Wool More or less the right to reject alll Open July 108 S Sept 1054 Dee 108 Jury T84 Sept. .... 1i Dec. 844 July 89H Sept. .... 89 Dec. 40S July 2105 Sept. 2387 July 1810 Sept 1323 Close. 103V.R 106B 108 Vi A TSH 784 (US July .... Sept. . . . bids la reserved by committee. . J TUBER E IS REAL AND CRY IS Potato Men, Both Growers and Handlers, Now Ask That Quar antine Be Placed Against Cali fornia for the Good of Industry. By Hyman II. Cohen. There la an lnalatent call from Tsrlon In terests of the Pacific northwest fjr tbe taking of immediate steps to abut off entirely im portation of California potatoes. The finding of so much tuber moth stock here of late In tbe ahlpmenta of potatoes from various California diatrlct. has caused al most the entire trade to demand restrictive meaenree. Both Oregon and Washington atate authori ties are being called upon to protect the pot to Industries of tbe Pacific northwest. Idaho haa already taken a btwid in the matter and no further ahlpmenta from California will be allowed to enter that state. Various Intereits cow expresa tbe opinion that decisive action should be taken at once by Oregon and Wash ington because unless all act together, the protection afforded the lnauatrr would not be complete. That tuber moth haa not already ruined the potato Industries of Oregon, Idaho, and Wasb li.gton it mere matter of luck and not due to any apeclal precautlona taken by the au thorities. The latter have done their duty as far aa lies in their power, but It Is Im possible for tbem to examine every potato aUpped In from tbe south, or even every sack. I nlrss the former Is done some of tbe tuber moth stock Is likely to slip through the lines and the Industry placed In great danger. JOBBING PRICES OP PORTLAND These prices re those at which wbolesalera sell to retailer, except aa otherwise stated: Dairy Produce. BL'TTER Printa. extras. 29e: prime, first. 27c; firsts. 26fec: dslry. 21 (121 fee; cubes, extras, 2-'fec; prim firsts, 25c; firsts, 244c; eonds. 22 fee. Bl TTKUFAT Portlsnd delivery No. 1 soar-cr.-rini. 7c: No. 2. 20c. EGGS Selling price: Selected freah. 25(0 26c; cae count, buying price. Oregon ranch. 21c, ordinary candled. 24c. LIVE POULTRY Hen, heavy. Plymouth Rock, 14c; ordinary chickens, 13fe14c lb.; stufs, 10c; broilers. lC'f20c; turkeys, 18g20c; drissed, fancy. 13i827c; culls. 17((i2oc; pig eons. $1.00(J1.25: squabs. $2 00 dozen; geese, live. 10illc; l-ekin ducks, old. 16c lb.; young and heavy. lTc: Indian Runners, 15c lb. CHEESE 8.-11 lug prices- Freeh Oregon fancy full cream fwlna.awd trlpleta. 16(B16fec lb.; Young America. 174jl7fec. Price to Jobbers: Flata. 15c; Y'onng Amerlcca. 10c. f. o. b. ; cream brick. 22c: Llmberger. 23c; WUconaln wheel, 84 (830c: hlock Swisa. 30c. Fruit and Vegetablea. FRESH FKl ITS Oranges, fancy naveL t.iiXct.i.Jj; Valericlaa, $3.M box; bananas. 6c lb.; lemons. t3.bjg5 box; grapefruit. N'V id. S.l.oo; cauliflower, California. $1.15 crate; ctiutaloupea. $1.00(2.50 crate; watermelons, 2Vc; i-eachea. 90c4t$l .10. BERRIES i Strawberries, Oregon, $1,900 2.20; gooseberries, 3U3c lb. AIM'LLS Local. 5oc$l.SO per box. accord ing io quality. ONIONS No. 1 $1.75 per cental; No. 2, $i. 2:,ai.50; garlic. 12fec; new red. $2.75 per cculal. l'OTATOFS Selling price: Local. $1.3O0t 1.75; buying price, $1.25Q10 per cental; new California feoc. VEGLTABLi-.S Turntrie, 40c doxen hunches; csrrotK. 4c; parsnips, 40c doxen bunches; cab-bag.-. S3. 00 per c-wt.; green onions. 25c dozen bum-bp: pepers. Florida. UZc doaen: nead let tnce. Calif-.-nla. J2.00 per crate; celery. Flor ida. $3.50; cauliflower, California $1.15 dosen; French artichoke, 75c; as:aragu, local, 7fl aiOc dozen bunches; hothouse cucumber, 7 "-SteLlA' per d-Jieu: tomatoes, California 0(($l box: Mississippi, $1.60 crate; egg lant, (!&lw; string oeans, sioc lb.; spinach, .V per box; rhubarb, lfeii-lc per lb.; peas. 4125c per lb. Meat a. ran ana provision, PRESSED ME AX 3 (wlllu price: Country killed fancy hogs, loyc; poor, sQ9c; fancy vcabj, llfec; -ordinary, 10(iil0fec; goat. 3Q tic lb.; spring lambs, 17c lb.; uiuttou. 10c lb HAMS, BACON. ETC Hams, l(j421fec lb.; breakfsat bacon, 17(u2Ue lb.; boiled haws. 31e lb.; picnic. 13c; collage toil, 15c; Oregon export. 15((il6fec per lb. OYhTLK.S-'JOmpla, per gallon. $3; canned esstern, 55c can. $ti.5U duzeu; esuitern In shell, 1.B5 per 1U0; razor clains. 12fec doxen; east ern oysters, per gallon, solid pack, $3, FISH Dressed flounders, 7c; Chinook aal mon. 120,12fee; perch. 7JSc; lobsters, 25c; silver euielt, ac; wiuiun tiout, 12fec lb.- halil but. 10412c; torn cod. 7c; black; baas, 7fec lb. ahad, dressed, am-ic lb.; sturgeon, 13c. CKABS Large, $1 75; njedmui, $13 dosrn LARD Tiettra, kettle leudereu, 14Vc auudard, 13 fee Groceries- SIOAR Cube. $6.20; powdered, $8.98; fruit or berry, $8.45; Honolulu. $8.40; beet, $8.25; dray granulated, $3.45; D yellow, $7.t5. (Above quotations are 30 days net cash.) HONEY New, $.l.loia3.i,u per caae. ttlCE Japan iie. No. 2, Sew Or- lcaus, head, 5dtifec; blue lost, 5fec. fLl Course, bait grounds, 100. tlO M n.. ton; ouit, $11. M; table amy, 60s, $lo.uo- 10oa fltt.JO. baits. $-.20; lump rock, $20 per 'ton. ' BEANS Small white. S8.&U: large white, bayou, $8.75; $8.2o; piuk, $U.40; lliuaa, $6.00; ted. so. 75. Hopa, Wool and Hid. HOI'S Nominal, buying price. 1915 cror, medium to choice, 10c; prime. 49fec; Drlme. 84i8ie ID. WOOL 1916 clip: Willamette vtlley ooarse CoUwold, 3:s)37c; medium Buropahlr'e u 85c: tine. oOiftJc; eastern Oregon, 30j,25c. HlUtS iiaiu-d hloes ii3 oounda ;6c; salted stags (60 lbs. snd upi. I2c- i , kip (16 lbs. to 25 lbe.), 17c; aalted calf Vu to IS lba.). 23(S24c; green hide (23 UjT i-j i , . . 73 v. , -. - -t - ftiv ids. and utn J T . - - . . ' I US. ( green calf (up to 15 lbs.). 23(24c; dry i de. xtuwc, ary iuui can hid t f ik. . 31c; dry salt hides. 23c; dry boiselildes each $)4J2; aalt l.orachidea, each, $2.00ii3 horat-oides, zsc; ary long wool pelts, 20c' dry abort wool pelts. 12c; dry shevn '.h..! liug. each lu'a25c; aalted aheep ahearllnga. eacn, ioac; a sua is, nmg nair. 18c dry goats, shearlings, eacb. lOiiiOc, sailed iB TALLOW No. 1, Sc; No. 2, 7c: a-resaa t CHII'IIU OB CAWJARA BARK Buying prk-ea. per car lot. 4 fee; less than car lota. c. MOHAIR 1916. 35c lb. Paints and Oila. COAL OIL V.tr wuitc. in drums and iron barrejs, i )v. LINSEED OIL Raw. bbl.. 8lc gallon; ket tle bolleu, Dbia., mc; raw. case, c; boiled, case, 88c gal. ; lots of 250 gallon le less. TL urfc..i il. t. xants, blc; caaev. a gal- ion. WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 10V4c lb.; 600 lb. lots, lie; less k-ta, nc per lb. GASOLINE Basis price. 19fec per gallon. VIL, siu.vx. (jartoau lota, J4; laaa tban car tola, SoS.AO. San Francisco Hop Market. San Francisco. June 20. Hops. 9C(?12'-jc ner pound to growers for 1913 crop; Oregon and Washington, iu&l2fec. Highest Price Is Paid for Prunes Union, Or.. June 21. F. V. Martin, northwestern agent of the Early Fruit company of California, who has handled al most all of the prunes shipped from Union and Cove for many years, has this season pur chased the entire output of prunes from this section suit able for shiprnent in a fresh state, for the highest price ever paid for the same amount of that variety of fruit. Tho amount purchased Is estimated at 70 ,-car loads of 12 tons to tbe car. Prune growers of this valley this season will receive net returns from their orchards of from $200 to $500 .per acre ac cording to crop conditions. Frost seemed to have hurt al most all varieties of fruit In this part of the state but the prunes. i MOTH MENAC HEARD FOR PROEIN Mutton and Lambs Continue . Weaker Receipts From Willamette Valley Points Increasing Small Run of Other Stock. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUN. Hog. Cattle. Calvfa. Bbevp. .374 64 1742 . 804 152 4 488 .8031 1033 66 294 .83 4 2 :MH . 700 54 . . 7W .899 1 4 7 612 . 416 67 11 180 . 495 154 12 1M1 . 998 116 439 .785 082 183 680 Wednesday .... Tuesday ....... Monday Saturday Friday Thursday Week ago Year ago Two year ago. . Three year a ago. There w D increase In offering of mut ton and lambs In the North Portland market for tbe day, supplies coming forward from Willamette valley point. General trend of the mutton market contin ue to ease off slightly, and price ere frac tionally lower. Select spring lamb.., $8.75(38.85 Best yearling 7.25 Good to common wethers 6. 25 06.50 Best ewe 6.255.50 Good to common ewe 4.50(24.75 Cattle Trade I Bteady. Steady tone 1 generally abowlng In the cat. tie trade after the recent ahar cut In quo tatlone. There was only a small supply avail able from tbe Willamette valley during the day'a trading at North Portland, and no gen eral change in quotations waa shown. General cattle market range: Choice grass steers 1 8.00 6.00(86.75 6.25860 4.005.50 .SO 75 t.23 Ordinary to common steer.... Choice cow Ordinary to common cow.. :r.::: Choice heifers Ordlnsry heifer Choice bulls i Good to. -fair bulla Ordinary to common bulla 5.00 4.0034.505 8. 00(33.50 8.00 Best Uzht calves Good calvea 7.00a7.50 Hog Market la Bteady. Trend of the hog market continue steady Quotations continue mixed, because, of the great spread of quality recently, but average good atuff la quoted around $8.10(38.15. General bog market ranee: Choice light welghta $8. 10(8. 25 0d light welghta f. 758. 00 Medium weights 7J7.50 Bough and heavy 0.73(37.00 Wednesday Livestock Shipper. Cattle F. E. Parker. Benton, 1 load. Sheep Earl Wood, Marlon, 2 loada. MlxeVl aruffJ. E. Smith, Yamhill, 1 load cattle, hogs and aheep; S. L. Overton, Linn, 1 load calvea and hog; F. B. Decker, Marlon, 1 load hog and aheep, J. D. Dinamore, S load hogs and aheep; Armadale Broe., Marlon, 1 load cattle, bog and sheep. Tuesday Afternoon Sales. EWES. No. Av.Lba. 19 ewe 122 14 ewes 114 80 ewea 113 3 ewea 124 8 ewea 132 10 ewea 110 LAMBS. 8 lamba 60 7 lamba 68 SHEEP. 2 aheep 100 WETHERS. 2 wetJier 120 82 wether 91 , YEARLINGS. 12 vearllng 95 8 yearlings 89 7 yearlings 91 12 yearlings 89 6 yesrllngs 04 6 yearlings 90 BUCKS. 2 buck 160 HOGS. 1 hog 150 1 bog 820 Vi hog 6 Price. $5.25 6.25 4.75 4.73 4.00 4.00 $8.75 S.75 $4.00 $6.50 0.50 $7.00 7.00 6.75 6.75 6. AO 0.00 $4.00 89.15 7.15 e.50 IB 73 6.50 6.25 6.00 6.00 4.00 STEERS. 740 740 800 720 790 .055 Wedneaday Morning Balsa. STEERS. 2 eteere 2 ateer 3 ateer 1 steer 2 ateer 0 steer 2 steer . 1 ateer . 1 cow . . . 1 cow 1 cow ... 1 row 1 cow . . 1 cow 2 cow . . 1 heifer . 1 calf .. 1 calf ... 2 calve . 1 calf ... 2 calve B20 780 $6.25 4.00 $6.50 6.50 8.00 7.00 6.50 8s 2.75 $4.25 $6.50 7.50 fc 00 6 00 7.00 cows. ...1080 . . .1270 ... 890 ...1310 .. 1080 ...790 ... 630 ... 460 ... 210 ... 160 ...165 ... 120 ...11)5 HEIFERS. CALVES. BULLS. No. Ave. Lbs. Price. $4.00 8.50 8.00 $8.50 8.50 8 r.O 6.25 $5.00 5.00 6.00 16.79 $6.90 6.73 14.00 $8.15 " 6.75 0.75 8.16 (.15 3 bulla .. 1 bull .. 2 bull . - 89 lamb . lamba . 94 lambs . 64 lamb . 10 ewe . . 1 ewe . . . 1 ewe . . . .1286 . 990 . 673 . 70 62 . 72 . 00 . 132 . 120 . 136 . 160 LAMBS. EWES. WETHERS. 1 wether YEARLINGS 22 yearlings 46 yearllnga BUCK SHEET 1 buck sbeop 185 HOOS i J 1 hog 1 hog 8 hog 4 hogs 170 210 200 ...I. DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST Seattle Market. Seattle. June 21. (U. P. ) Bnttee Native Washington creamery, brick, 29c; ditto solid, pack, 28c Cheese Oregon triplets. 17c: Wisconsin triplets, 19c; ditto twins, 19c; Young Amer ica, 22c. Eggs Select ranch, 27c. Baa Francises Market. San Francisco, June 21. (U. P.) Butter Extras, 24fec; prime first. 23fec; firsts, 23fec. Ktfg Extra. 24 fee; flrt. 22fec Cheese California fancy. 15c; firsts, 14c. Los Angeles Market. Los Angelea. Cel., June 21 (P. N. 8.) Eggs, case count, 25c; batter, fresh extrse, 2ic. POTATOES ALOXG. THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle. Wash., June '-l. (U. p.) Onion Australian, 4c; yellow, California, 8c; red California. .$2.60. Potatoea White, new California, 2fec; White River, $28; Yakima Burbanka. $30; Yak Iiujl Gems, $30. -. Saa Francisco Market. fean Francisco. June 21. ill.tP.) Potatoes Per rental. Oregon fancy, $1.6gl.75; Idaho Gems. 11.75(22.10: Washington Bnrbsnka, $1.0O(ai.6S: new crop DelUs. fancy, $262.25; in boxes, do. ordinary to choice, l.iD(S2; in sacks and boxes. No. 2 stock, lower; Los An geles, $22.25. Onions Per cental, Australians, $Z5033; new crop, red! $2-60; yellow. $2.50. BANK STATEMENTS OP COAST Portland Baaks. Clearing: This Week. Tear Ago. Monday .........$ 2.245.585.06 $ 1,800.535.3 Tuesday 1.828.841.23 1.57.!M2.23 Wedneaday 1.909.030.81 1. 019,268.95 Saa Francisco Baaks. Clearlnga $11,446,283.00 L Angel Baaks. Clearing 3,756.294.00 T acorn Banks. Clearing 8 851 .04 .00 Balance 64.117.00 Seattle fc Clearing $ 2.37H.041 00 Balances 105,319.00 New York Sugar and Coffee. New Tork, Jane 21. Sugar, centrifugal, $6.40. Coffee New Tork spot Be. T Bios 9Xe; Me. 4 Santos, V3c t i ASKED Edited by flyman H. Cohen PRONE CROP IS VERY G000 IN SECTIONS CLOSE TO PORTLAND W. C. Wilkes of Hill Lines Reports Potatoes Generally Good but Wheat, Crop Is Short as Regards Acreage and Condition. Following i re tome of the report re ceived by W. C. Wilkes, assistant general freight and passenger agent of tbe Hill iines: Vancouver, Wirt. Growers predict heavy crop of prunes. Camas, Wash. Potato crop looking fine. Email grain crop, good condition. Large prune crop predicted. Wasbougal, Wash. Prune crop looking fine, growers claim best ever. All grslns appear fine. Haying fnll blast good yield. White Salmon, Waah. strawberry crop now on. probably one fourth short of last year. Expected above average crop applea. Treea full and require thinning. Cherry crop not over half average. Other cropa good shape. Lyle, Wash. Wheat crop outlook not o good as previously reported, account of hot wind snd other unfavorable weather condi tions. Apples will be about two thlrda nor mal crop. Goldendale, Wash. Hay cutting com menced. First alfalfa crop light. General crop condltlona paat week showed some im provement. Warm weather helped wheat. Roosevelt, Waah. Cool spring has made wheat very tender and sudden hot weather la burning It badly. Estimated oue third crop compared to 1915. Hover. Waah. Grain need rain badly. High winds and unusually hot June weather will cauae great damage bnless weather changes. Alfalfa crop good condition. Expected about half peach crop compared 1S15. Kennewlck, Wash. New wheat crop dolna nicely. Peaches may develop Into 40 per cent to 60 per cent normal crop. Other fruits about normal. Kahlotua, Waah. Weather past week very favorable growing grain. Wheat commenced head out and is filling well. Washtucna, Wash. Extreme hot weather past few daya having marked effect on the sfrlng wheat, turning yellow on high ground. Winter wheat ahowlng better than anticipated. Benge, Wash. Conditions looking better. Farmers predict not over half crop. Lamont, Wash. Growing cropa not aa well advanced aa usual. Winter wheat about IS daya late. Stand of aprlng wheat below the average. ' South Cheney, Wash. Weather conditions Isvery favorable crops all growing nicely. About one fourth timothy drowned by hl;h water. Oata aeedlng lower ground Just fln lbhed. Grass fine. Pootatoea growing nicely. Oregon. Warren, Or. Condition all cropa reported very good. Smaller acreage In wbeat than 1916, Potato acreage about same. Strawber ries quantity and quality best In recent years. Increased acreage com and vetch. Rainier, Or. Recent warm weather caused quick changes for the good In all gralna. Considerable additional planting last SO days, especially potatoes. General Indications good. Sherar, Or. Oold, backward aprlng retard el all gralna. Expect five or aix bushels per sere In Wamlc district, slightly better in Tygh valley district, probably 10 to IS bush el. Maupln, Or. Wheat quite poor some spots and looks real good in others. Will not be average crop. General outlook not any too promising. Mecca, Or. Wheat reported looking well, bat needs rsln. Heading out and haa good color. Estimated yield 15 bushels per acre, which rain will increase. Spring wheat look ing well, but thin, also oata. Rye looks fine. Madra. Or. Reporta Indicate beat crop df past three years. Now growing fast. Acre age some less thsn last yesr, but expect sa large If not larger crop of wheat and rye. Metolma, Or. Crop prospect gretly Im proved past 30 dsys. All grain looking first class. Present outlook Indicate 25 to S5 ii-creaae over 1915. Culver, Or. Weather warm and grain very good condition. Expect 10 to 20 btuhel per acre. If no hot winds. Redmond, Or. Crops late, bat recent warm weather caused wonderful growth. First cutting alfalfa will be considerably beaver tban 1916. Small grain coming finely. - Heaver ton. Or. Cool weather and frusta cut hay crop probably 80. Ordinary garden crops doing well except tomatoes, beans, corn and early potatoes on lower lsnds, which were damaged by frosts, which also thinned fruit crop. Onions promising. Hillsboro, Or. Hop crop In new yarda look ing well. Old yard indicate balf crop, aome less. Prune apparently teavy crop, prob ably double 1815. Cherries and itrawberrle hurt by cold weather. Applea doing well indicate good crop. Corn damaged by weath er considerable rotted In ground not re planted. Hay light crop. Loganberries Indi es te good crop. Forest Grove. Or. Cool weather cot atraw- btrry crop. Wheat, oats, hay and barley promise well. Cherries aud otber small fruits cut short by weather, nop now doing well and potatoes likewise. Loganberry crop ex- pecfed large. Tualatin. Or. Early vegetablea aligbtly damaged by frost. Hay crop will be fair. Onionaand potatoes usual acreage. Tonquhiti Oi.rOnlona good stand, promise large yield. Oats Cad hay looking fine. Early potatoes need rain. Wilaonvtlle, Or. crops slightly backward, account lata planting and sowing. Hopa lm. proved by warm weather. Recent growth anafiactory. Onlona good crowing condi tion. Haying ahowa good crop, quality fine. Btrawberrle excellent quality, lees quantify. Woodbura, Or. Weather very good recent- O Think It Over Successful men with out exception have help ful banking connec tions. There is no other way of satisfactorily handling your finances Open an account with this strong National bank and avail yourse!ve$ of the advantages which will ac crue. I u NATIONAL BANK Third and Oak Streets. Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.00 SJ 01 Speculators Think ! Crisis Is Passed New Tort, June 21. (I. H. 8 Standard 1 securities clear across tha board were strong st tfe opening of the stock exchange today. Trading aa a whole waa leu active than yesterday la the first hour, bat price were decidedly firm. Many of the most prominent specula tore took the atand that tbe Mexican chock la over. On tbla assumption there waa good slxed buying, especially la some of the leading raila. The assertion of labor leader that strike talk will be - dropped In case of war with Mexico will tend to offset to a great extent whatever m effect inch a crlsia would have on the raila. In the opening hour New Tork Central went to 105 H, Reading 103, and Rock Island to 22. Tbe latter slock waa un usually active. Both Crucible and Steel common were brtal and higher, the latter going t 83 on first aalea. . Butte A Superior opened 1 point np and, with Inspiration, led an active metal market. Continental Can bad an unusually heavy movement and went to 102 at first, from an opening at 100, which waa 4 points up. Mexi can Petroleum opened at 984 and advanced aligbtly. Rang of New York price furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., 216-217 Board of Trade building: I Open I His-b I Low I Clo Alaska Gold , Allia Chalmers, e.... American Beet Sugar American Can. e. ... American Car Fdy., e American Loco., e. .. American Smelter, c. American Sugar, c. . . Am. Tel. A Tel American Woolen, c. Anaconda Mining Co Atchison, c 20 20)4 20 20L 25 1 894 91 98 88 fe 55fe 65fe 544 65 68 fe 68fe 67 57 70 704 69 f.9,; 94H 96 fe 94U 93 1104 in 110 HP$ 130 1304 ISOfe 130 44 83 fe 83fe 81H 81T 1044 106 1044 104 86 fe 86 fe 84fe 84 90 90fe 89 8fe 19V4 20 19 10 Vi 178 fe 179 175 175 54 54 64 64 63 fe 03fe 01 62 12vi 12 12-Ti 124 36fe 86fe 36 8Hfe 974 98fe 97 97 fe 50 60 494 49 43 42 41 41 133fe 135 135 1S5. 19 20 19i 19 81 fe 82 79 80 81 81 30 80 46 40 44 44 864 87 Srtfe 36fe 52 ' 524 2fe 62fc 168 168 16S '188 76 76 75 75 37 37 37 57 120 121 120 120 43 44 41 fe 41 60 60 60 50 28 28 23 28 156v- 15HV4H163 154 49 49 48 48fe 18 18 17 17 26 26 25 25 69 69 69 6U 81 81 79 79 98 100 97 98 85 35 35 85 4fe 4 4fe 4 60fe 60 49fe 47 6fe 7 6V4 121 121 121 121 16 17 10 16 61 62 61 62 105 106 104 104 27 131 131 130 130 113 113 113 113 67 57 674 67 101 101 101 101 27fe 27 27 27 60 60 48 48 21 21 21 21 44 44 44 44 102 103 100 101 46 46 45 45 fe 107 107 107 107 22 84 fe 22 24 31 32 81 81 184 Jl84 188 183 139 141 137 138 I 97 97 96 6 I 2254 22 22 22 08fe OSfe 68 -vWfe 46 W 40 44 44 186 JlSfl Jl84 184 136 186 136 186 54 64 68 68 84fe 86 S3s 88 117 117 117 117 1 78 78 76 J6 2 82 92 I 60j 0 68 68 Baldwin Loco., c... Baltimore A Ohio, o. Calif. Petroleum, c. . Canadian Pacific... Central Leather, e. . Chesapeake A Ohio. . C. A G. W., c ChL A G. W., pf C, M.. A St. P CM no Copper Colorado F. A I., C Consolidated Gaa Corn Products, c... Crucible Steel, c Denver A B. GM pf . . Mstlllera Erie, e Erie, pfd General Electric Goodrich Rubber. G. Northern, Ore Land G. Northern, pf Greene-Cananea Hide A Leather, pf.... Ice Securitiea. Industrial Alcohol. Inspiration Interboro, c Kanaaa City South., c. . Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Mexican Petroleum.... Miami Copper M., K. A T , c Kennecott Copper Missouri Pacific National Biscuit Nevada Cons New Haven New York Central N. Y. Out. A W Norfolk A W., c Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Ry People's Gaa Pittsburg Coal, c Pressed Steel Car, C. . . Ray Cons. Copper Railway Steel Springs. Reading, c Republic I. AS., c Republic I. A S-, pfd. . Rock Island Sha track Beara Roebuck A Co... Studebaker, c Southern Pacific Southern Ry ., c Southern Ry., pfd Tena. Copper Texas OH Union Pacific, c TJ. S. Rubber, c U. S. Steel Oo., c U. S. Steel Co., pfd... Utah Copper W. U. Telegraph.:.... Westlnghouse Electric. ly. Rain will help late jpwn crop. Hop locking very good, but backward usual acre age. Grain coming along fine. Far mere hay ing. Fruit good shape, especially loganber ries. No frost damage. Salem, Or. Prunea, loganberries, cherries and all fruit will be good yield. Grata tnd hay good condition, good yield expected. Albany. Or. Recent dry, hot weather dam aging, growing cropa. Rain Immediately will foreatall any damage to farm products. Corral la. Or. Hot weather unfavorable to spring crop. Harrlaborg, Or. Wheat acres g le, atraw ahort. Oats same acreage. Clover, additional acreage. Being cut for hay. Junction City, Or. Cropa doing well, par ticularly grain. Fruit and berry crop not frost damaged. Hay being eat, crop some what light. Quinaby, Or. All crops doing nicely. Fall grain promise large yield. Hay light. Corn and hop growing rapidly. Loganberries r heavy. Onion crop growing fin. Eugene, Or. Weather ha retarded planting and growth of crop. Hay crop abort height and quantity. Corn will be below normal, unless warm weather aeta in. Fruit crop, eapeclally cherrlea and prunea, will be very good. Medford, Or. Rogue " River valley fruit crop probable Increase 40. On line proper. Increase 27i eatlmated. Larger grain crop than laat year, looking better than for aev eral yeare. First planting tomatoea frost damaged and replanted. Will abow In cress. General condition took' better than for sev eral year. AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Denver Use fv.OO. Denver. June 21. Cattle 1900. weak. Beef steers, $9.10,10.15; 00 we and heifers. $0,754) 7.85; atocker and feeders, $7.00a9.00; calves $9.00(311.00. , Bogs 1200. 15c higher. Top 8. OO; MIX, $9. 85 9.60. Sheep 2400, steady, unn gru.twsjii.wi; ewe. $7.00Q7.75. Seattle Hog $$-40. Seattle. Wash., June 21. (P. N. 8.) Hfs Receipt 250. atrong. Prime light SA.SOaJ 8.40; medium to choice, $9.15(38.25; smooth hecvies. $7.15(87.90; rough heaviea, $6.55(3 7.40; plg, $7.15(87.90. Cattle Receipts 127, steady. Beet ateer. $8.008.25; medium to choice $7.507.79; common to medium, $5.506.50; beat cow, $1.507.O0; common to medium cow. $8.501 6.00; bull. $3.504.50; calve. $7.00(38.00. Sheep ueceipts none, ateady. laBU as. 00 09.00; yearling. $7.2507.50; ewea, $5.757. Chicago Hogs $10.05. Chicago, June 21. (I. N. 8.) Hog Re ceipt 211,000, firm, lCiilSc above yesterday's average, tsuik w.c iigni, . jo(hw.wp; mixea, $9.60(310.00; heavy, $9. 4010.05; rough, $9.404.9.55; plga. $7.60(39.10. Cattle Receipt la.ouo. nrm. nuve neer cattle. $7.70011.40: weatern steer, M.4041 $.46; tocker and feedera $50(38.70; oow nd heifers, 3 9U(rr ; raive, fs.auigiz. Sheep Receipt lz.ouu. nrm. vietner sv.uq (); lambs, $7.B0gl0.20; aprlng (8.1(9 11.75. Xaaaa City Hog $ 0. Kansas Cffy. Mo.. June 21. (I. N. R.) Hoe a Receipts 11.000. higher. Bulk. $9,600 9.bo; heavy, $0.73(39.90; packer and butch ers, $9,7049.90; light, a9.ou.w; piga, $8.50e8.75. Cattle Receipts 6O00, steady. Prime fed iteers, $10.25311.18; dreseed beef steers. $S&$ 5 ia or.. ...a ataara 1A C. aa trwlr ami feeders. 6. 754.9.25: bulls, $5.75)8.15; calves. $6.5011. . Sheep Receipt 7000, steady. Lamoe. ..- ail; yearUrgs. $7.758.50; wethers, $6,253 T.ao; ewea, 8t Lonla Hogs $10. St. Lou!, June 21. I. N. 8.) Hogs Be- eeint 7000. higher. Pig and lights, $8 9SX: mixed and botcher. 9. 75(310; good heavy, $9.9510; bulk. $.75(3.5. Cattle-Beceipta 4600, steady. Native beef steers. $7.50(311.35; yearling steers and belf- ih.6O10.9-'j: cow, sa.50fcts.5o: stocacrs and feedera, $5.5Ot50: southern steer. fouifrvw; prime jr. uu( vieviv bin aaiiviv, $8.75(10.26; cows snd heifers. $58; prime aoutnern steer, wh&w, native caives, 'a 11.75. Sheep Receipt 4000, steady. Wethers. $0 ; clipped ewes. $4(Z7.50; clipped lambs, H &10; spring lamb, $7211S. Omaha Bog $9.71. Omaha, Neb.. Jane 24 (1. N. 8.) Hog Receipts 03OO. higher. Heavy, gg.60iaff.73: light, $S.40t39.65; pigs, .; bulk. $tt.90i 95. Cattle Receipts BBOO, ateady. Native steer, $7-25lO.0O-. cow and baiter. $6.79(38.75; western teera. $7.509.25; Texas ateer, $7Q 8; atockera and feeders, $A758.75. Sheep Receipt 800. higher. Yearlings, $7 27.75; weuuei. $6.757 JU; . lamba. $e.30 11.40. ," 11 1 y When writing or calling ia vraer, pleate-1 LIVED HERE 33 YEARS; FUNERAL HELD TODAY yaiyr:?i;A'.-i.- A. L. Carlson A. Lt Carlson, who died June 19, was a native of Sweden, aged 69, end had lived in Portland for the past 33 years. The funeral waa held this afternoon from tho chapel of J. P. Flnley & Son. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Josephine Carlson, and two chil dren, Zelma and Alvord Carlson. Mr. Carlson came to Portland from Colo rado in 1883. He came to the UnlteJ States in 1873. and lived In Ohio till 1877, when he went to Colorado. Land Fraud Evidence Is Nearly Completed Arg-aments In Cook-Hleholson-BaQ Case Are Expected to Begin Tomorrow B for Judge cooling- la Baa Francisco. San Francisco, June 21. (P. N. 8.) Testimony lh the Oregon land fraud case, on trial before Federal Judge M T. Dooling will be concluded today. Arguments will begin tomorrow, and it Is expected the case will go to the Jury before the end of the week. A large number of character wit nesses are being examined in behalf of the defendants, who Include three San Francisco attorneys, Norman D. Cook, w. A, 8. Nicholson and Franklin P. BulL. New York Cotton Market. ln.n II- ' ? Ml tij v lit 5 x t -'-im High. Low. Close. 138 1S.H6 1830 1360 1S50 1352 1374 187 187 1303 1295 1297 1312 1803 1804 1324 1810 1313 1348 1327 1335 January , March ... May .... July .... Auguat .. October . December . . 134! ... 1360 ... 1873 ... 1298 . .. 1311 . .. 1322 ... 1340 Oregon Apples In South. . Ran Francisco, Jun 20. Apple, new cron. Artrschan $1.00(31.25 per pear box for white; SeSOOc for unwrapped red: do email boxes. 266140c; green applea, 4O4J900 per smsll box and 70c(tti.iO tor urge. Liverpool Cash Wheat. Liverpool, June 21. (I. N. B.) Wheat" Spot No. 1 Manitoba, 10a; No. 2, 9a lOd; No. 8, 9a 8d; No. 2 red weatern winter, ta 7d. In the last IS yeara electrio afreet railways in the United States have Increased at a very nearly ateady rate of about 3000 miles a year. Stocks, .'. Bonds, .. Mortgages Safe Sc'curitie Offered by Reliable Houses HALL & CO. Lewis Bldf. Phone Mar. 65S Amounts aa small aa $100 may be invested through ns, anal such orders receive as careful consideration a those for larger earns. I V. Halsey & Co. 215 Railway Exchange BuHdlng, Portland. New York 'San Francisco Chicago We offer a selected list of high-grade "general A I A ft? market" bonds suitable for permanent or temporary 9V4t0 investment. to 6 Lumbermens Trust Company is Bros., Railway Exchange Bldf. GOVERNMENT and REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES AND BONDS BANKERS MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1 Title and Trust Bldf. Portland, Oregon. Clark,Kendall&Co. 205206 Northwestern Bank Bldf. PORTLAND. OREGON Market Your Seattle Union StockYards Best Market in Northwest Price 15c to 25c higher than any other market on the Padfie Coast, because it is the only yard in United States not controlled to your interest to patronize UfATinAnn flfl.mT hri I siawn iwieiiM mi w; was , Grave of Cattleman Tear Is Expressed Ta the ATntrloene Would Attempt, to OotaA r veree v the Body of 'William Bjov ! Brownsville, Texas, June; ii. (TJ. , P.) Fearing an attempt fwowid be - made by Americans to obtain; by force v the body of William Browrie, wealthy American cattle dealer, murdered In -Matamoras. 300 Mexicans left i Mata- - moras today and encamped tn the alte wnere me do ay was ourieo. .5 a. oeiacn ment of Infantry was seat to Fort Brown to a point opposite tne gfave to observe tbe movements of the Mexi cans. . -11. Browne, whose body was found In Rio Grande, yesterday, with a! bullet' hole In tha head iwu last! seen alive ; in Matamoras Saturday night, Tne authorities in Matamoras hive refused permission to exhume the body, saying they are awaiting instruction from ' Mexico City. ! i Breaking up of the punitive expedi tion that crossed into Mexico near. here, Saturday, was betfun today. ' Troop E. Third cavalry, Waa ordered from the camp on this aide, back to Brownsville. The other units will re - turn to their home station) tomorrow. Army officers today began recruit ing scouts for probable j SerVloe ta Mexico. I HA vmnneiA Hviavvvm uaixauza maws ; $4,000,000 in Cash : i New Tork, June 21. (tj. P, -The Carransa government has j withdrawn practically all of the 14.000.000 which 1 It has had on deposit, for financing of the ordinary business of tha de facte government, it became known today. District Attornev Kill Pmtiietr. Breckanrldara. Col- June II.- fL N. S.) District Attorney Barney I Whatley waa jailed here today en a charge of shooting and killing hla father, M. W. Whatley, at the What ley ranch, near Breckearldge, laat I V. WK.H. Mfn.( 1 a 4tMHa . IUSU tl.LID .CMVWA i tA.WWMW . the affair except to say that he waa compelled to shoot to save his sister and himself. Woman Thrown Under Train. Redlanda, Cal., June 21-(P. N. 8., In his efforts to evade a Southern Paclflo train near here early today, George Wilson of this city turned tha automobile which he waa driving Into a bell signal post, throwing Miss Helen siromquist unaer tne train, ner ierc, leg was broken and the foot so badly smashed that It waa necessary to amputate at the ankle. Posse Hunta Bandits. Ban Antonio, Texas, June 21. (I. N. 8.) A sheriffs posse was In close pur suit today of a band of Mexican ban dlts. reported operating 10 miles west of San Antonio. : Corned Beef for Army. Chicago, June 21. (U. P.) Half a million pounds of cooked, corned beef for Immediate delivery to San Antonio waa ordered by the United States gov ernment today at local packing plants. . Tuesday. 1 1:10 p. m J. M. Letter. 108 Laurel hurst avenue, sparks from chimney, $600 damage. i WedneedAy. No fires. Investment Bonds Preferred Stocks Local Securities ' Municipal and Corporation Bonds PORTLAND FIRE RECORD Lumbermen Blttg., Fifth and Stark k TAX BONDS issued by the most sub stantial communitiei of RAILROAD BONDS Our Fain Ltd Brads Yield 6 Net Approved by tbe State for . tbe Investment of Savings Bank Detroelta. Capital Send for Booklet! S500.0OO "Battar Iaawa.4-s.amta. Higb-Cgcada Manlcipef and School BONDS Yielding 4JS to 6 Per Cent. Suitable' for Inktitntlonav ar4 Prrvatw InVMtors. ' Stock Through by the trust. It is clearly true competition jmxivm xmw iwusu. ladv.)