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THE OKEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1916.
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CANNED SALMON RRICES GO TO RECORD
PEAR MARKET GOOD
IN ALL CENTERS; IS
ONLY SLOW IN CITY
rortUnd Is Cheapest Market in the
i uoaniry ior oufhct em
inent Office of Markets Keporta
on Shipments and Sales.
The condition of the pear market Is ex
tremely excited In leading American centers,
and pricea remain Tery high. Cutting of prices
la shown in the loral market because of soma
"snap" purchases by the local trade, but aver
age sales of pears here are around $1.75ij 2
per box.
The office of markets of the I'nlted States
department of agriculture reports from Wnlla
Walla pear shipments from unrtliwcet point
as follows, under 'late of August lu:
4'hlcngo, III.. 211; Minneapolis, Minn., 4;
New York City. 7; Iencr, (tol., 1; Water
loo, Iowa, 1; Knnsas City, 4; Dalian, 'IVism,
1; Lincoln, Sen., 1; ! rami Island, Nob., 1;
Canada, 4; The Iinllcs, Or., I; Omaha, Neb.. T;
Butherlln, Or., 2; Clltsburg, I'a., r. ; Hastings,
Neb, 1; rrultrale, Cel., 1; Portland, Or., I;
Youiigstonii. Ohio, 1; Hillings, Mont.. 1; Top
peulati, YVush.. 1: Nurtb Yakima, Wash.. 1;
But te, Mont.. 1; Heattle. VV'n., l;,Kort Worth,
Texas, 1; Koelun, M i . 1; Altoona, 1; 8p-
ksne. Wash.. 2; Miw Jsw, Ka , 2;
Minn., .'i; Winnipeg, 2 ; St. louts
VancoiiviT. H. '., ; I'hik". N. I),
vtnukee. Wis., 1; IiHrolt, Mich., I.
cars, probably Incomplete.
Leading u.ai keta showed tl.e
St. I'usl,
. Mo..
. I: Mil
Total, ;."i
following
prices:
lloston 1 cur rallforrdans arrived
market
firm, demnnd good; 60 lb. boies
Bartlett,
(2.10 to $.1.no. sverage $2.95; l)'An)u, $2. HO
to $2 Ou; lluerre Clalrgeau, $2.2o to $2.00.
Ituf felo Warm and clear, no fresh arrivals;
market strong, demand god, quality and con
dition good; CO lb. boies bartletts, $2.i) to
$3.25.
Cincinnati Half car California r.artlettg
auctioned yeaterday, averaged fil l'). Jobhlng
prices toduy, $U,44) to $:!50; light receipts,
good movement.
Kansas City Clear and hot; 1 enr Colora
do unloaded; um-rVet steady, demand mod
rate, condition half ripe; liurllett, boxes,
tar.cy, $H; choice, $2.75.
Milwaukee Mnrket easier, llglit-. supplies,
fslr demand, jobbing. $2.75.
5lluii':ijo!!s - n.o Iresli arrivals, II curs held
over. Including two mixed curs; dctirind go.nl;
tew Ori-y.us $:i.li. Auction jcstertlny two
-ars Washington Ilartli.il. mostly larye sizes,
fl.iK) to J2.XI, iivi-ruge !'
New York ItcolptH heavy., I'nloRuVd two
cars Uregoii l'.urtlet Is. market lower, good de
mand; $2.05 to $X. 15. average $2S; 27 cars
California Itartlette, uuirket active, demitml
good; boxes, $2.25 to 1.40. mostly $2. no tt
$o.2U, averse 2.XI; hull Ihjcs, h.'c to $1.70,
mostly 'JOc to $1.10. average $1.0S.
EGG MARKET
Market for egK la
IS
HOLDING
holding Mr:i'lv tilon
Kte'ldv H!
the wholesale way with no further chonjei
Indicated in prices. Hulk of hutsincKS In ordi
nary candled rots and cracks remove. 1 is
i(X' a doxcu. Uecelpts are Just fair.
8PRIXG LAM US ARE
WEAK
For tome unknown reas-tn th'-re bus been
considerable weakness In the mnrket here for
country killed lanibs and mutton. .Sales are
reported generally at lower ligures, even
though the livestock price is higher.
GOOD Sl'PPLV OF G RAPES
Hather gisxl supplr of grnpea Is shown In
the local trade. A carload came In Ute Sat
urday and consisted of MaiapR and Mucal.
The former are clu"f'V at $l.il and tbe istter
at the cauio prl e. lokay are selling around
$1.75 and ltlack Prince at f.'M per crate.
MORE
cAunu-K is ronx(i
Sll:.if Incrviup In
fl uctiuDJilly easier.
offerinKS of home grow u
.im! the market prire is
. Ithoiitfh Kiii'ttlijr i ! i -
rhtniK't'ii. Witbtn ftw iIj.v H Is expired
the offerlnys will be ;nlmuul to lill rnjulrp-
GOOD
CANTS VKRV SCARCE
While the market
cantaloupes, real K'od
Iihk .t f:ilr supplj" "f
-Huility N urart'e. Snb-n
are reported
best quality.
for Mt'ul:trtis arRni $1 AS f.r
tSmt' -re tU'tlii( f raciionuily
ubve or b low thin price.
BRIKF NOTI-S
Peaches ure firm
OF THK TRADK
at full prices; receipts
fractionally better.
Walla Walla onions
being shaded
10c
to $1.06 per eentsl.
Potato market weaker here than anywhere
ele.
Watermelons ore weak
with some sales
down to lOc cents!.
Apple market remains firm st former price
Xew York
Sugar and
Coffee.
-Coffee New
New York. Aug
York No. 7 ttlo
21. r. I'.)
HJKt, o'c;
No. 4 Sautes,
Sugur Centrifugal
$3.77.
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fi 'irSsisiiiwis. riiT niiaTf-ni-rr1-' " iMisesemtm '-- -. . mmm, -i'Tihum , ,nm
Seattle Ueion Stock Yards
CAPACITY 150 CARS PER DAY
BEST MARKET IN THE NORTHWEST
OUTLET FOR ALASKA AND THE GREAT ORIENT
Prices ISc to 25c higher them any other market on the Pacific Coast, because it is the only yard in the United States not controlled by the
trusts. It is clearly to your interest to patronize true competition.
eJ '
Buyers Offer Too
Low Price for the
Fleece of Valley
Too WMe a Spread Iletween Ical
Quotations and Eastern Val
ues Is Iodicated.
There Is
price that
ette valley
lug quoted
Willamette
too wide spread between the
buyer are offering for Wlllam
wool uad what tbe stock 1 be
at In the eastern markets. The
valley has been made the "goat"
becat'ae most of the wool growers
let their supplies go early In the
value lower than the stock was
by buyers
refused to
season at
aituslly worth, or what buyers were psyllig
In other sections for ien favorably nuullty.
Latest messages from the east Indicate s
general strenf tlieunlg of the wool price, al
thongli ipiotntc-lii In general Indicate no
chnng-. The demand has aiirung to large
I roportolns. Indicating that mill Interests hsve
played a waiting game so long that they aro
new afraid that they will not be ab:e to
secure their reijulreui-tnts.
KorelKii wj1 markets continue verv firm
with prt.es ll utilned at practically "11
world's enters. The Kngllsh embargo has
not been bftseiied In :he slightest particular,
although Ihure are many rumors afloat regard
ing what the British government Is guiug
U do.
BHIPPKHH' WEATIIKU NOTICK
Weather bureau advlaea:
Protect ihlpmenta during the next 48 hours
as far north us Seattle sgttlnst maximum
temperatures of about M degree; northeast
to Sr-kane. bj degrees; southeaat to Hole,
1)5 degrees; south o Ashland Ofi degrees;
MbXlmum temixiatnr-s at Portland tomorrow
sN'Ut v deitrees.
JOISMNG PRICES Ol- PORTLAND
Tlieee prices ore those at which wholesalers
cell to retullers, except as otherwise ststed;
Dairy Produce.
BUTTKR Creamery prluta. extras. 34c:
prlmo flista. -c; f irate. 3iy,c; cubes, lc
less; dairy, buying price, 1'lc.
BL'TTKIIKAT Portland delivery No. 1 sour
cream, 31c; No. 2, lSc
liGGS Selling price: Selected, fresh, 32c;
case count. Oregon ranch, 27c dox. ; ordinary
candled. Due.
L1VK POULTRY HeDS, heavy Plymouth
Hocks. !"'; ordinary chickens. 14(ijl4ViC;
stuux. luc lb.; broilers. 117c; turkeys. ( ):
dred, fancy, ZHiflitlc;; pigeona. t l.."iO(Ti 1 .03;
qualis, $-lkJ dozeu; geese, live, Uiallc; old,
8Utc; Pekln ducks, old, 16c lb.; voting
uu.l lieavy, 17c lb.; ladiaa Huuuers. 13(B lttc
ptir lb.
(Hi:i:r. Selling price: Fresh Oregon fancy
full cream twins and trltdets. 17(li'-aC lb.;
I Young America, leVjMlBc. Price to Jobbers;
! Mats, Hie; Young America. IT'c. t. o. b.;
ci earn nrli k, lc; i-imiMtriter, ah., a iw.uu.iu
wi..cl. il'M, bl.s k Swi.-a. g4c.
Fruits and Vegetables.
HIKSH PllLllti Oranges, Valenclas, $4 25
per bu; bananas, 4c lb.; lemons, itt.utHfl
7..'iU; t .iliioruiu grapefruit. $ii.5o; plunis. (Hc
bin; canLaloupes. .".c(o,l .(IfV crate; water
melons, KJ.- per cental; pea. lies. Oregon. 75ij
h.V; Buitletl peats. l.'i.'nZ.-5 box; cherries,
l -1 c ib.; ctiiiauu, I l.-V'tsi 1 .1X1 crate; apri
uols, i H'ft 1. 1.".
trswterries, $2.2o; goose
benles, a"A'C lb.; raspberries 1.50 crate;
loganberries. $1. -'"'; blif kcups. $1.40.
APl'LLS Lo al, 7"k h$1.o0 box, according
lo yum , Culiluru.u orMveusleio, $1.0otul.i5
box.
UNIONS -Walla Walla red and yellow. 1.73
per cental; Oregon, $-.00.
I'Oi'A'lOLis fx-lllug price: New local,
$ i .'oy. , sweets, j ',ac lb.
V l,i,t"l ABLl-S l'ui ups, nurk: csrrots.
l.ij; parsnips. 1.0; Oiegou cabbage. $2.oo
cwi.; greun utiio-iM, oc uos. uuucu&; pep-
pers. tic lb.; ueaa leuucc, iocei auc;
75!iAy0c per doz.; artichokes,
cucumbers, Jwc Pr box; tomau.es,
40't4ivx-; eg pinut. ac per lb.;
bt-aiw. oc lb.; rtiulmrb, l','2c io.
celery.
Orpgon,
.iriiitf
6c lb., caulUluwer, loctttn uoz.
Meats, Fish and Provisions.
DUESSkvU MfcA la Keiliug price. Country
killed bct hogs, 12al2i.uc lb.; poor. 8tfyc;
beat veals, 1-ViC. urdium-y, lotullc; goat,
o'y,jr; lamb. Uvjc; uiutum, S'yjloc. v
.NilUKI.Li MEAl'S Hams, Umc; break-,
(asl bacon. l.Kav.Wt ; ptcuica, 14c; cottage
roil. Hi"; sbori clears, smoked, 15(aiiec;
oicou exports, smoked. 12c lb.
LA It I' Kettle rendered, tierces. 15c; stand
ard. 14 '-jf; Uru compound, 12c.
UYB1 KliB t'il ujpia. per gallon. $3; canned
eastern, Ut'c can, X..A doxeu, eastern 1q shell,
$l.ho per ltio; raxor clams, 12Vfcc dozen; east
em uyatei's. per fcUou, solid pack, $J.OO.
K1S11 Dressed flounders, 7c; ciitnoox ssl
uiou, ile per lb.; sttelueiid, loc; peren, tj
Sc; lobnicis. Joe; silver i-uielt. Sc, aslmou
uout. luc lb.; baiibul. UlOc; shad, dressed.
Jc lb.; s.uigc.ui. i:'illic; bluebucks, yc lb.
CUAUs Large. Jl.ii; mediuui, el-25 Uozeu.
Or-jceries.
SltiAll-Cube. $..ej, povdered, $S25; fruit
or berry, $7.i0; lUuoiulu, fi.W; bent, $7.55;
dry grauulsted. $' 7J; II jcliow, 47.15. Abu
ijjotaiions ure A'i uujs uct caU.;
lluM-.i New. J.l.25(aa.:A lJrr case.
UlCfc Japan stjle, -No 2. 4c; New Or-le-uia.
Head, S'fcito.iiVic; blue rose, 5u,c.
SALT Coarse, Usli grouud, loos, u.S0 par
tuu; Mu, fliM, table ualry, jo, Xiy.ou; lyo,
Xlo. ."; bales. $l--; lump rock, $20 ton.
lSHANS yuotaiioLis uoiuiuul: timall wulte,
$11.50; large ..tu. $ll.txi; piuk. Xo.uO;
liUiHs. $7 oo; bsiou. $7.76; red. (7.50.
Hops, Wool and Uidea.
IIOI'S Nominal, buj itig price, 1915 crop.
StdV'-jC lb.
ViloL-llS "lip; Willamette valley, coatse
Coleold. K2w3Jc; nieuluoa Shropshire, ;ic.c;
fiuc Jlt32i': eastern Oregon staple, ilOtio
per lb., coarse uud medium. 2H(a,:i-c lb.
UlUhS .Salted bides. 25 lbs. aud Up, 17' 1;
ssssairasmarirrassTs-lliriTTWrT
ALASKA SALMON IS
AT HIGHEST
E
Pound Iteds Go to $1.00 and Me
cllum Reds $1.35 Pinks Move to
$t and Chums Go to 95c All
Sell at a Good Risa Over 1015.
OPENED
PRICE
KNOWN
HER
Official Salmon FricM.
Alaska pack Per Do.
Hed pounds tails $1.60
Pound flats 1.75
4jr Halves , 1.25
Tips and ta.Ua 1.86
Medium reds pounds tall. 1.35 4(e
Pound flats 1.50
Halves 1.00
Kliijf pound tails 1.40
Pink pound ttills 1.00
Chum pounds tails 95
Opening prices on Alaskan canned salmon
have been uajned by ieadiug packers at the
higheat quotations ever known. Tbe demand
for canned salmon s so keen tbst packers
are soemlngly In no hurry to com firm a!ei,
espeeislly as tbe total coast pack Is expected
ro show a very liberal shortage. Ibis Is
Hue not only of the ('('lumbal river, but of
1'nget aoui d and Alaska.
Inrin(f the lust few days there has been
considerable Improvement in the Columbia
river pack and some of the naekers are ex
pected to have almost aa much flah when
the teuson closes Krlday, aa a year ago. al
though the total pack la expected to be from
l"t to 2S per cent lesa.
Tbe opening price for tall Alaska reds has
been placed at $1.60 or iOc more than a year
a'o. flats are quoted at $1.75 and halves at
f! 25. For medulla reds the Alaska price
this season starts at XI. 85 compared with
$1.15 a year ago. links are placed at $1,
compared with 65c year ago, and chums
at 05c, compared wlUi 60c as last year's
initial figures.
It Is stated that during the last few daya
record breaking sales of Alaska salmon have
been made to European Interests aud mors
business Is expected to follow.
DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Aug. 21. tl". I". 1 Butter Si'He
ssblnton creamery, brick, S4e; ditto solid
pack, Xic.
Cheese Oregon triplets. 17c; Wisconsin trip
lets, luc; ditba twins, l&c; Young America,
Kggs Select ranch. 35c.
San Franoiaoo Msrket.
San Franciaeo. Cal.. Aug. 21. (D.
Itiitter Extras. SUVsC; priiue firsU.
firsts. liyc.
Eftirs Extras, KtVa": pullets. 304e.
Cbeese California -anty, 14c; firsts,
P.I
25Hc;
ISHc.
POTATOES ALOtftf THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Wnsh.. Aug. 21. (L"
California , 2Uc.
Seattle,
Yellow
Potaloe!
river, $J1
P.) Onions
White new California. 2Vie
white
; Yakima jeras, fcjo.
Ban Fra.n:isco Market.
Ran Francisco, Cel.. Aug. 2111'. P.)
Potatoes Helta In shc k, $1 .5.".4i 1.T5 per
cental; do extra fancy, $1 '..Vn l.y. Jo In
boxes. $1.05; No. 2 stock. 7jery.$l per sack.
Ouions Yellow, $l.lo per box.
San Francisco
Cash Grain.
San Eranclsco. Cal.
Aug. 21. (U. P.)
Wheat, uer cental California club, ll.ostra
2; honors, S2.22Vfe; northern club. $2-0S(ga.10;
do blueslem. $2.15; co Turkey red, $2.10tf
2.15; do red Russaiii, $2.O52.07.
Barley, per cental Choice feed, $1.05; ship
ping aud brewing. $1.7ja,l.T2H-
Oats er cental tied feed. $LC0i31.ft5;
do ipd, $l.SO(cj,l.S5; Northern white. $1.07
(41.70.
altd stags. 50 lbs. and up. 13Vc: salted kip,
15 lbs. to 25 ibs., lbc; salted calf, up te 15
lbs.. 25c; greeu hides. 26 ibs. sud up. 10c;
green slags, 00 lbs. aud up. HVc; green kip,
15 lbs to 25 lbs., ISc; greeu calf, up Ui 15
lb.. 25c; Cry flint hides. 21X". dry flint calt.
up to I lbs., lilc; dry salt hjdea. 2425c- dry
borsehides,' each. 75c to $2 uu. salt horaehltlas,
each. $.1 to $4; bore.jair. -JUc: dry long wool
pelts. 21c; dry short wool pells, 15c; drv
abeep shearings, eacu. 10c to 25i; aaltej aheep
shearings, each, lie to 2c.
TALLOW No. 1. 7c; No. 2, 6cj grease,
Oc lb.
CUITTIM OR CASCARA BARK Buying
nrtce, per car lota, 4 4c; less than ear lota, 4e.
MOHAIR oniOc "'.
glSAL Uaxk, loc lb.; white. 13V4C lb.
Paints and Oili.
COAL OIL Water white, in drums and Lroa
barrels, llle.
LINSEED OIL. Raw, bbls.. Sic gallon: ket
tle boiled, bbis.. 80c; raw. case. SOc; boiled,
case, ttlc gal.; tola of 250 gallons, Ic leas.
TL'RPENTINE Tanks, 57c; cases. 64e gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton loU. 11c lb.; 500 lb.
lots. llVic; less lots, HVjC per lb.
UASOLIN'E BsbIs price, auvc per gallon.
OIL MEAL Carload lota, $4; lesa than
car lots, $U5.60.
.OH
AT THE OPENING
IHOGS ADVANCE IN
N. PORTLAND YARDS
WITH A SMALL
Scant Offerings Shown Over Sun
day Here and Price Recovery Is
Made Cattle and Sheep Supply
Is Somewhat Better at Start.
SELECT HOQS AT $9.70.
While tbe ganeral market for fcpgs waa not
above $9.509.bO at North Portland during the
day, there was s tale of a very select quality
load at $9.70 and another load with ne extra
freight to nerthern packers at s similar price.
Market for oowa was firmer and higher,
with sales aa high aa $5.35, although no ear'y
trad in la steers was shown above $7.
One small lot of yearling wethers went at
S.tO, but moat of the arrivals cane direct
to killers.
POKTLAND LIVESTOCK Rl'N.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep
Monday
Saturdsy
Friday
Thursday . . .
Wednesday
Tuesday
Week ago...
Year ago
2 years ago.,
3 years ago .
i;i:iK
41
1S2
M)
153
352
, .1.'W
. . 24T
. .110!)
. . a54
..s;i
. .202H
. .1470
. . 479
:4
lf.45
MO
1135
044
15fi7
2420
2165
5.K)
loud
1275
1073
1
2
2tt
3
Very limited run of hogs In the North
Portland 1 ards over Sunday forced eitreme
strength In the vaitioii of the 11 wine trade
and last weeks' loss was mostly recovered at 1
first sales.
-Total rtiu of hogs In the yards over Sun-
day waa but 843 head, compared with 8:iM
last Monday and 2023 head fur this same day
a year ago.
F.Lrly in the day buyer were
taking hold
of good stuff at $(1.60 or a dime
day's price.
above Satur-
General hog mnrket range:
Choice light weight
Uood light weights
Medium eights
Rough heavy
n Art
O. 25 IT I 501
" 'H i;,,f, Vjmi I
. . S.25'iJS 50 1
Cattle Market Steady.
In the Initial trading for the week the mar
ket for cattle was considered steady at North
Portland. There waa a fair run over Sunday
but tbe total was ranch better than the small
showing of laat Monday. Early aalee of good
beers were' made around $7.
General cattle market range:
Prime lirlit steera $l5.50'o;C).7,"i
Prime heavy ateers 7.0j
Good licht steers 6 0VlU.25
Stoekers and feeders 5.UO.V75 j
ITlmo dehorned cows S.;5 '
Common cows 8.004.00
Rulls 3 rXKn4.5i
Prime light venl calves T.0o(u7..V)
Prime heavy veal calves 4.tKjiJru.tH)
Mutton Keceists Heavier.
Surprising increase as shown In the mar- i
ketlng of mutton and lambs at. North Port
land over Sunday. Total run was 38:12 head
compared with 044 last Monday and 15CT last
year for this same day
lu general there waa practically no change
In the price situation during the inoruing.
General mutton and lamb market:
Select spring lambs s.2fi1rr.3R
Ordinary lambs 7.r.04i7 7"
Bcst yearlings- 6-25
Gfpod to common wethers S.T'.friii .1
Best ewes G.Vi ," .25
O00U uojnmon ewes li.oti'it 1 00
Monday Livestock Shippers.
Hog C. E. Patterson, Glenn. Cal.. 1 load;
Tehama. 1 load; C. E. Lucke, Clackamas. 1
load; 1. Cwerfel, Hood River, 1 load; J. O.
Bowk sr. Canyon. Idaho, 1 load; Podgen Bros.,
Wallowa, 1 load.
Cattle F. E. Graham. TJnion, 3 loads; Wil
liam Chandler, 1 load: L. U. Willard, Uma
tilla, 1 load; J. V. French. 3 loads: J. W.
Chandler, Union, 2 loads; Fred Welch. Gil
liam, 3 loada; Ben Taylor, Wasco. 5 loads;
Pete Schmitz. Cmatllla. 1 load; J. W. So ca
mera. Whatcom, Wash.. 2 loads; M. 8. Tay
lor, Crook, 2 loads: R. H. Boo ten. 2 loads; 11.
P. Stoueuian, Gilliam, 1 load: L. Robinson,
Morrow, 1 load: G. A. Farcer. 1 load; W. B.
Ewlng, 2 loads; Herbert Marx. McCaul.
Wash., 2 loads; McFadden & Trout, Linn. 1
load; M. White, Columbia, 21 head by boat;
Btenslaugh Bros., Marlon. 1 load.
Sheep Smythe Bros., Umatilla, 4 loads; W.
M. Burrows. Union. 7 loads; C. P. Ketchum
6 Son, Wasco. 3 loads.
Mixed Stuff Thompson Y Gentry, Morrow,
1 load cattle and bogs: J. I. Fenton, Benton,
7 loadt cattle and calves; Ed Baley, Linn. 1
load cattle and hogs; Iilckerson & Halley.
Washington. Idaho, 3 kssds cattle, huga and
aheep: J. A. Eggleson, Wallowa. 1 load cut
tle and b"gs.
MONDAY MORNING SALES.
tiTLKltS.
No.
1H steera
1 steer
Jl iteers
2 steers
13 cf.ws
2 cow s .
1 cow
1 heifer
1 heifer
56 hers
2 hogs
17 hugs .
4 bogs
90 hogs
Av. lbs.
. . . 1 224
. . ,1'70
. . . W( 15
. . . 800
. .. 922
...1115
. . . 12" a)
. . . fiflO
. .. 020
... 181
... 185
. . . 518
. . . 150
... 101
Price.
$7.00
6.W
5.50
0.0O
$5 15
4 BO
4.50
.-..50
5.0W
$.fi0
COWS.
HEIFERS.
HOGS.
P . fin j
h.fWI I
K.0
s.eol
RUN
Edited by
Hymen H. Cohen
MEAT
MARKET HAS
REACHED NEW HIGH
RECORD FOR SEASON !:
Chicago, Liverpool, London, Pariu
and Uuenos Aires Are Higher at
the Start Local Ridding in
Country Is Advanced.
FLQUH. WILL ADVANCE.
An immediate advance' of 20c per barrel in
the price of patent .'lour to $8.20 is forecast
here as a result of the advance of that amount
! by Puget sound millers, and the higher eost
i of wheat. Efforts were made to have the
trade quote the rise here during tbe day, but
! some held off.
NOHTflWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
are
Wheat. Barley. Fir. Oats. Hay.
22 1 0
i:tl 10 5 11 12
577 24 M17 2I4 2m
1212 lr.t 143 1-4 Hi")
4U - 11
;; 11
H4i 11 ... o4 220
hos l-j ... o7 252
45 2 10 S 4U
1 4 10 S 2:!
G-Kl 2:i :ns l'.si fx a
HT4 TH 87 144 '.SO
Portland. Mon.
Year agjo. . . . .
Season i- date .
Y'car ago
1 acoi-.:u. tiat. . .
Year ago
Season to date.
Year ago
Seattle, Sat .
Year ago
Beacon to date.
Year ago
Much stronger tmie was shown In the
trude at practically nil world centers
beat
1 ' 1 r i : :
j t,
day. Prices were higher
at all lead:
of lie sens
g
tH.lnts with demand ihe best
to date.
Contlueiital purchases are heavy and al
though there is an Increase In the sales re
ported for English account, the trade there
Is still inclined to douot the damage news
aud
is holding back.
1 ii.nisy tun- ou.--t.-iT-,
At I'nicagu
!..... ...... n.,nVA . ff IflTNTIf!
l-ovc 01 ""-. - -- e. --
pool sput advanced 3 'o 0d during the early
trading and cargoca on passage were quoted,
in the price
txi nigoer to i:s uq mjuw ou ir uuuuu
market. Buenos Aires ajid Paris were also
firmer and higher. 1
In the local market the scramble for wheat
Is the most keen known here and actual pur
chases are confirmed In the couniry erouiia
$j.aa
JeVv
23'al.24 per bushel, basis tidewater track
very.
Hroomhall cabled from Liverpool that the
wLeat market sax strong with better buying
011 light import arrivals aud decreasing sup
plies. Spot strong to .'ld dearer. with
I olders reserved o lug to licht supplies ami
difficulty of distant purchases. Native of
fers nil. due to unfavorable weather and
harvesting reisjrts. largo mark, t strong
vith M.mltobss 2s 0(1 rud winter 2s lid dearer
on unfavorable rc,r:s from Canada. India
end Australia continue to bold strong with
shipments light.
FLOP It Selling j.r'.e: Patent, $01 Willam
ette valley. Jw.Uu; lo. ai alraigbt. $-".4"jj ...s J ;
br.Uers' li al, ' ' Montana spring
wheat, $7.4u; exports. t-Vlotrt 0.30: uhole
wheat. $20; graham. $0.00; rye flour. $0.20
per barrel.
HAY Buying price, new crop: Willamette
valley timothy. f.-n-v. $ 1 2r 1 4 ..V); eastern
regon-liiaho fanov ;::nothy. $lfjt,-0;
$14(0114.50: valley vet. a. !HtU.ii0
ifalfa.
ibe:i
$H '(l(i.5'l; clover, $'.)''t 1 per tou.
GRAIN SACKS- 1U'.'; nominal: So. 1 Ci.1.
cc.ttss. ll'i'all-Sc n carlots, less amounts
are nigner.
MILlTUFFS Selling price: Bran
$24.60;
shorts, $26.50 per ton.
MOLI.ED OATS ti. 75 Pr
bsrrel.
Wuh a closing 2Vj to 2'Uc a bushel higher
than Saturday, the Chicago market ended tbe
seasloa in a very firm condition.
Ou the Portland Merchants Exchange there
was a very bullish session, with August bids
2 to 3c a bushel above Saturday, although re
ports indicated that still more was being paid
In the country. The highest bid for bluostem
on the exchange was $1.23 a bushel, while aa
high aa $1.2otiJ1.2 was Teported from tbe
Interior.
August oats blda were firm and unchanged;
likewise barley.
Merchants Exchange August bids:
WHEAT.
-Monday
get.
P.i HI
1 20
IIS
117
US
115
2900
8200
P.ilH
1915
Bhiestein ....
Fortvfold ...
Club
Iled Ptfe
Red ltussian
Feed
121!
120
1 10
120
119
OATS.
2(00
PARLEY'.
U20O
91
1X1
80
HZ,
b5
24"0
2350
Feed
Futures were quoted:
WHKAT.
September bluestem
October bluestem
September forty fold
October fortyfold
September club
ictubcr club
September rd Fife
October red Fife
September Russian
October Russian
FEBD OATS.
September
October
Bid.
. 122
. 122
. 120
. 121)
. lis
. 118
L20
fto
1 IS
118
. .2W0
. .21100
FKED BAHLUY.
September
October . .
. .3300
, . 3200
Say Wall Street
Will Aid President
New York, Aug. 21. (I. N. S.) With the
report that Wall afreet Is considerlnr 'the
advtaaMllty ef aupiw.rtiiig President Wi'enn In
the threatened railroad strike, the rail tesues
advanced slightly during- first deals on the
stock exchange be.-e today. It is believed
that the roads will ?anltulate the moment the
bur flnsnciers tesue an ultimatum and that
the strike will be averted. Even If the lane
is settled amicably, a stniric advance In t!ie
mils is not expected, for all tbe roads v. ill
eve a new big bill to foot. It will proliab.y
le l.mir rtii i,pfore an Increase In rates
, Is granted.
Specula i ton In Industrials, which started
tht morning, is expected to reflect the Im
proved condition market-wise. Although t!-e
market was Irregular, a twlIU tone prevailed
and prl.es viciit u; during the Initial deals.
One aud two point gains were made In the
. induMriais anil steels.
j Marine opened f ra.lnally over the close
i and mix ..uri-L ;M'ints to 39.
! Steel ..i.cned at HI 1 .. a fraction over the
i close, and advaucvd 'J lull poluta during
the
firct hour.
Ivcripiln
, Open I High low I Close
A tasks
Id
17
M
til
Id I Hi
7t:U V'.i
5b v t"'
ilii
Allls CliSlinera, e . . , .
American licet Sugar
American t':in, c
Au.erlcan Car l'dy.,
Anicrlcau i ot ton oil.
Am ri. : n Loo... c. . .
American Siiu-lter. c.
Anict i' au Susr, c . . .
American Tel. Tel.
A tin-i lot 11 Woolen, c.
Aii'u 'mm Mining
At. In-. 111. c
lia itlw in I."'--. . . . . .
r.altiiuoie i Ohio. c.
7fi
'a,
5 2 Hi
52 S
21 ia
let 'a
llll,
i::n,a
4".
s ' ie,-.
..112 jirjViios,
..j:;2 ,i:i2Vi3i4
. .1 44", 4.V,j 447
. . H.-cV! Mjll c-.V
P'H'.
Hi:t',4 ln:;,
as
li4
I4H7 I
41m
Butte tV Superior
Br.-ikbn Kupld 'lTauslt
Csilf. Petroleum, c...
lauadinn Pacific
Central Leather, c
Chesap.-ake ic O'do. . . .
Chicago A Gl W.. c. . .
Chi -i.e.., M A St. P..
( 1 ic , . W , c . .
I it-no I'j'pi.er
1 . I-.: -a. to P. 4 I . c . . .
t:is. lias
t'-ili l i . tui 1s. .c
Crucible Steel, c
Distillers
Erie. , j.
General El", trie
General Motors
General Molts
Goodrich Rubber
Gt. North., ore lauds..
Gt. North., pfd
Greene-t an
Hide 4 Leather, c
Illinois I entrnl .......
Industrial Alcohol...
Inspiration
b7T
83
67
7
P.'W
45
57
112
12i
:mi
i.'i;
i.f.i
15
!HI
117
57 4 1 57 JA
57
127
;.i
12i
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4',:
4.1 ia,
1 :;ii
15
iis' '
37
5:1
171
1 :-.,
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ii'iV
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52
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52
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lis
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II.
62
10'-,
52ii,l
50'.' 52
112M,
52
114 112Vj ,11 :a
KOSIl ft f,''l-
1 113 115
1144 1H
International Harvester
Interboro, pfd
Kan City Southern, c.
La ck-a wanna, steel 1
1.11. u. M....1
l'!V.
75! 77
T5
VJ
7T4
7:1
t;2
mi 4
"
40,
T'J I 7
. . . 1
U.ulsv. 4t Nas'uvllle! !lix'.r,!lo2,
1(V
1 34",
4 4
Vej Petroleum
a5
'65
Miami Copwr
Keuueoott (.Trier ....
Mo.. Kan. & Tex., pfd
National Biscuit ... .
National I'ad
Nevada (n
New Havi 11
N. Y. Air Prase
N. Y. Central
N Y., Out. & West..
Nor. k Western, c . . . .
N.-r. Pacific
Pacific Mail
4 '4
4.VI4
4
49 ;4
5
4N
OOVii Od'i
Od
1S,
. t (o
.'i;;7 ,1:19
.;ni2 104
.. 21 1 27
.'12iH. L'tO
.ill 111
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..ln2'4 103
W 't.l'-a
1P.7 CiS
103 '-4 !''
20 la 211 is
12U'4 1211
1 10's;ll(i
2( 2D
55 i- 5 ii,a
Pi mi. Railway ...
Pit tsburg Coal, c. . .
l'rcssed sjtei-i Csr. .
lUiy IVms. IVipper.
Kv. Steel Spring...
Heading, c
llei.ub. Iron & S.teel
101 ,M2
. Toi,ioi 101 1 102
s
47 : 471. 4fi'.: 4T.
'H.UTi'Ii7 Ui:i!v,l"6
71 40 ! 46 I 45, 4.".
c' . 1 1!S
' asT-l , I iiH's, 2ss;
stut tu. k
Sears. Robuck & Co
Sll'.tletiakel . e
l.-Uil
loll
Uil
12W!12U I
KM
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( 2.'t
t.s ' .j
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11'..
ti2i.i
UK. j
Its',! us
2c 23-i
Sl.-ss Sheiiiehl j
Soiitlieru Pacific j
Southern Ky.. c 1
lelin. Copper
Texas "il 1
Texas Pacific
Third Avenue '. . . 1
Tel.. St. L. A W., c..
2-1 '4
IS
115
111-.
ti'iS
07'
l:l
1 1 -02-
P..
I ! '-j
02
II
h2
110' i
11SV4
42
5)5
0
48
Union Pacific, c
C 8. Rubber, c
U. 8. Bteel Co., c
Utah Copper
Virginia Chemical, c.
W. P. Telegraph
Westtngliouse Electric
I 82",
iiii'4
! S2 S2
lloLiln"
lis
42
US 113
43V 42
504 i 0 59
Total sales 0T.7OO shares
Ex. div. 2 per cent.
Irregular Market
In Wheat Trading
Chlcajro. Aue. 21 (I. N. R-) Irregulari
ties featured the wheat market here t.Klsy.
with one of the most serious first hour set
bat ks recorded in several weeks us the re
st.lt Opening price were exccplolnally high,
betw.en 2 cent.- nnd 3 cents over Saturday's
e'.oe. Iiesplte the strength of tbe bu.ls they
could not Hop profit taking and a consequent
fall In price during the e-irly trading fol
lowed Before the rellirg conoid be checked
prices' hsd declined almost to e.itiirday's close.
September wheat opened at $1 50, 2,c up,
and sold back to 1 IS during tho first
hour. Ilerardless of the dr'ip, it wss pre
dicted that the market would again rise to
higher levels on strength of the short world
crop and tnerea.-ed foreign demand.
Cirn and oats were not mice, uiiin.117
tli lrreeiilarltles 1n the wheat
nisrkest
u'nd prices emslned -teBdy to the close.
I
Chfeage prlcee furnished by United Prei
WHEAT.
Open. High. Lw. Cloee.
1411 1.r0',4 147H 1504
lf.;i 155 151 4 154
15M, 15H 155S 15
CORN.
87 1. KT'i WU,
7M4 75-4 7:' 74 ,
77 77 77 77S
OATS.
45:, 44Ti 44'i 47M;
4'.iV 4'.l' 4VI, 4xa
5.1 .'-'l 5 IS 52
I'ORK .
27"iO 2750 2737 2747
2('.i2 2i'.55 2040 2155
LARD.
l.ihT 1302 lS i:2
latxi i:e. i:is2 i:i7
1437 1H7 1347 1440
1412 1122 1410 1410
September
October -.
Pecember
SeptPmbrr
. I. irmtrr
,My
j Reptember
( Pei eaiber
iMay
September
October
September
October . .
September
Oc toler . .
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
Portland Bankj.
This IVffk.
$2 07H.IW4 74
Taccma Banks.
Clearings.
Monday
Clearing!
Us lances
Clesrlngs
Tesr Ago. !
.72ti.83S.ltO ;
$1
414.113.00 !
123,070.001
Seattle Banks.
2.M2.243.O0
balance
Clearing
Clearings
474.433.00
Banks.
$10,088,113.00
Banks.
$ 3.275,043.00
Ban Francisco
1.08 Anelaa
New York
Cotton Market.
Open. Hlrh. Low. Cloee.
. .. 1457 143 1457 14K2
14HM
... 1472 14U8 1472 1407
151)2
. .. 14IIH 1510 1490 1570 1
15101
... 14M 1517 140S imt;
14W)
1 4W
. . . 1440 1474 1440 1473 .
1474.
... 1452 1478 1452 1477:
January
Kebrtary
March
April
May .. . . .
June
July
August
September
October . .
j Nouiber
December
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK iRICE8
DenTer Kogs $10. 80.
IenTer. CViic. A-tg. 21 "ttl
12t. ateadv. Beef steera. $Ca7.75
cows lrd
belfers. $5i 75:wbckers and
feeders. $5.22
feT.OO; calves. $.O"4il0.6O.
Hojrs Receipts W: 2.'.580e bigger;
gin i- hulk SB Oooi 10.10.
tope.
Bheep Receipts 42i0; lower. Ltmbe, $10.25
10.50; ewea. $4.50(3700.
Omaha Hogs $10,10.
Omaba, Aug. 21. U. N- S.) Hoga Re
ceipts 3300; hlgber. Hesvy. $0.SOO11.10;
light, $10(8105; plgf. $8.602900! bulk of
sales. $9.9'S( 10.10.
Cattle Receipts 10.700; lower. Xttlre
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
took,
glft-317
Bosds,
Bond,
Cotton. Oravtm, Eto
of ?rA Build leg
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
11 em be rat Chicago Botird of Trade.
Correspondent of Una Bryavsl
. Chicago. New York. . .
:
Finance - Commerce-Industry g
Steel Iiusiness Is Rooming and New High Keoords of Production
Reached Dry Goods Trade Increasing Eailrouds I liable to
Provide Sufficient Freight Cars.
Stel Bniinegg Boominff. All stKns
point toward the writing of new chap
ters ln the history of steel and copper
during the remainder of this year. Trio
whole world in beKBlng these trades
to accept enormous order. The
making of more and mora materials
; of war, of course, account for tho
bulk of the demand, but the normal
industries of the countries outside the
nones of war are calling for copper
and steel in quantity, and the mines
1 and mills of tlie United Staten must
i b? the bi-ni-ficiarles, because buyers
, cannot go elsewhere to satisfy their
' needs.
j The present situation, according to
I steel and copper men. Is unite differ
ent from thttt of two months an. Said
, an officer of a leading steel company:
! "Forging billets are selling at $65
a ton In I'itisburg. The average prlco
i for six months preceding the outbreak
of the war was $:!.'. a ton. Steel bni'-
are quoted at $2.60 per hundred
pounds, asainst M.3.'i beforo the war
began. Foreign buyers are taking
j thousands upon thousands of tons of
I these seml-f minlied commodities ac-
cepllng uuotd prices without question
and demanding only that deliveries
I may be made quickly."
! Ias rr eight Cars. In an editorial
Ion "lieficleney of Kullway Equipment
j in 1915," t lie Hallway Age Clazettn
comments on the annual statistical
! statement of (lie Interstate Commerce
commission hm lollo-ws:
j "No 1 v; i 1 1; s 1 .1 11 illiif the natural
'growth in Uc demand for railway
equipment ltotti year to year, there
'were at tl.r. close of tho fiscal year
I 1915 7342 less freight cars In service
I and 815 locomotives than were In serv-
ice. at the close of 1914. On a theoreti
cal basis, this falling off In equipment
in 1915 is a reflection of a condition
in support of whose existence no argu
ment Is required. I'.tisiness In trans-
portaton lines waa slack,
Financial Aid Scares. But a eonsld
i erable of the statistics from a prac
j tical point of view Indicates another
1 reason why missing equipment num
I bers, at least, have not boen filled. The
I necessary financial resources have not
been available. The railways are now
enjoying a little prosperity. It may be
only temporary. Hut they have the
results of considerable periods of Pad
business and of Ill-advised regulation
to maJte up for. The average rate of
dividend on all stock was less In 1915
'than in any year since 1900; and the
percentage of all slock on which divi
dends were paid waa also less than In
any year In the same period. The
amount of equipment for the handling
business is shown by a correspond
ingly bad record. It will take much
longer than the present period of pros
perity can be insured to last to bring
1 the equipment supply up to a fair nor
mal for handling a normal business,
mercantile Marine Readjustment.
Plan of readjustment of International
Mercantile Marine company, as an
nounced by the Wallace committee for
preferred stock, and the I'latten com
mittee for the common stock, contains
the following principal provisions:
A new mortgage will te issued fori
j steers. $7(310.50; cows and belfers, $flfr,7 40;
I western steers, $fl.75frj0; Texas streers $tl.M)(i
I 7.25; stoekers and feeders, $'VriS.4c).
I Sheep liVcelpts 2; msrket lower. Yesi-
I lli4ts. id.5oiM7.50; wethers, 25m 7.2j; Ismbs,
$loU.ll.
Kansas City Hogs $10.65.
! Kansas City. Aug. 21. (I. N. B l Hogs
i Receipts 10,000. msrket higher. Hulk. $10 15
'n 10.55; hetyv. $1o (04t Hi 40; puckers mid
butchers. $1T0'8 10.60; light. $10 25(310.05;
plKs, $S.O0jj0-50.
lO.ooO, market higher. Bulk, $10.15(f 10.55;
heavy, $10, 0010. 40; packers and butchers,
j $10. !0 10.00; light, $10.25(410.05, pigs, $.0l
(9 50.
t ' h tile Receipts 27. 000, market steady.
Crime fed steers. H.75(y;i0.75; dressed beef
tocrs, $s.'Kitii .50; western steers $7.00'l
uri; stoekers and feeders, $VuO(ys.23; bulls,
$5 25'(fti.aO; culves. $H ISo(yil.oO
Sboep Itecelota 40(KJ. marltet higher.
I.sinbi. $10.5oi. 1 1 40 ; yearling. n O0Q.ts.5O.
wethers, $7.5tMtf: s.iki; ew, fi; r,oTi7.2.'i.
I St. Louis Hogs $11.06.
j ft. Louis. Aug. 21. (I. N. 8.) Hogs Re
i ceipts 7000; higher. Pigs and llchts $7.B0(?r
! 11; mixed and butchc.s', $ll.76(ii 1 1 15 ; good
: hesvy. $10 65011.05: bulk. $10.80(411.
i (sttls Receipts 8500; stendy. Nsllve beef
1 steers. $7(310.78; yearling steers and heifers,
$8.504210-10; cows, $3 bOfa7.75; itockera and
' feeders. $5.S0fflH; southern steers, $5.5041
1 . . s ...-p. r..riin. ir. ...i
liCII fill, ..H7' -3 , J " ' ' ' " - ' -
helfera. $7.60ra; native calves, $di11.75.
Sheep ILecelpts -2&00; steady. I.ambs, $7(?
)SEOIiKQTBIES IDIIflFEIBEiLI
PACIFIC COAST
We ire actvlely buying throughout Oregon, Washington,
California, Idaho and other western states. Make use of our
organization in effecting your investments.
Lumbermens Trust Company, Fifth and Stark Streets
Mlffi
DSHD
Railway Exchange
GOVERNMENT and
n n
uu
215
Ry. Exchange Bldg., Portland.
New York
San Francisco
km.
Lewis Bldg. Phone Mar. 655
nwr'.'r'di Amounts as small as $100 may
orders receive as careful consideration as those lor larger sums.
THE HIGHEST TYPE OF SECURITY AND
THE SAFEST FORM OF INVESTMENT.
Municipal bond ot cltlea, counties and acnool dltrcta.
Our offertngs meet the requlremen te ot th rooat careful Investors.
CLARK, KENDALL 8c CO.,
NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING.
.
,
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES AND BONDS
YIELDIMS 6 PERCENT
We will collect and remit interest ana
principal and guarantee th payment ot
both. Send for list.
$50,000,000 first mortgage collateral
trust 6 per cent sinking fund gold
bonds, under which an original lnsu. ' ;
of $40,000,000 Is authorised. The SSt.,
will be callable at Ho. The remain-
ing $10,000,000 are reserved for new ( "
ships and improvements, bti. cannot . j . ;.:
be issued to exceed s& per cent of such-
new ships or improvements. sinking
fund Khali not he less than $400,000
a year.
Goods Trade Active. John V. Far-
well eompuiiy of Chicago say in tha
Weekly Review of Trade: Chicago
wholesiile dry goods business lit been
unusually active this wtck owing to
the greutly increased number of buy;
tr in marvel from all parts of tna
country.
The feature of the general market
was the sudden and big advance In
ci tton followed by to "ic advance
on gray cotton goods. From present
Indications tlmte will be a higher price
level on pcrcultis and bleached good
lor spring, 1S17.
The fabrics and colors that will be
ftiong sellers for fall and winter are
well established as shown by garment
exhibits at the style show and by he.
attive demand of merchants now In
market covering wants not taken Care
of In early purchases.
Good chiffon broadcloth and veloure
both plain and fancy are the pro
nounced sellers. There is also on un-
j usual demand for plaids and checke
ft.t skirtings As anticipated earlier
j in the season f.n cent retailers in wool
dress goods are scarce and buyers are
picking, up Ihese goods w herever they
can be found. White grounds with
colored, i.lno black combinations, are
looked upon with favor for spring,
1117. l'laid silks are selling freely
and fancy .silks are holding a very
prominent position in the fall demand.
lyle tendencies emphasize the fact
that lace in tinsel effects will play ft
strong part in the gown trimming
field. Sliver trimming on white net
are the most popular with gold trim-.,
mlng on ecru as a close second.
X.eoomotiTe Profit Heavy. The re
port of the American locomotive com
pany for the year ending June SO last
shows net profits after preferred divi
dends of $9,019,429. equal to $307
pn share on the $26,11110,000 common
stock. This Is after deduction of $1,
701, 6X2 for depreciation, cost of alter
ing plants and of restoring muni
tions plants to best conditions for
li.coiiiotlve work. . Net profits were
09 per cent ahead of the best previous
year in the history of the company.
Unfilled orders on June 30, together
with orders taken since, total JUi.,019,
437. The figures follow:
1P1R
mi r.
$ !).:ii.l.2,
to.ir hoc
1 1 142.502
?4t).''TS
tl.tlll.flirt
l.T'jU.IXM
t3.24 1,1.90
Gloss
Kx pensest
Net
ChurKes, etc
Surplus
$'.l.3'fl.0in
4f.215.5H2
11.070.4:14
;iol (ins
in,iia 42ti
1 .750,000
9.0111,420
Preferred dividends ..
llulani'e
Addition betterments
Surplus
a (!,(io
U.OIU.42U
to.34l.DkO
tHeflcit. (Manufacturing, maintenance and
administrative . xuses unil depreciation Ihe
depreciation charge for llllfl was $1,701. v1.
as against $1.040.IK4 for 1015.
10 1,-.; slaughter ewes, .5(7.25; tilestlng ev.es.
$'.i(tiI0; yearlings, $t)4t'.l.0.
Cl.ioago Hogs $10.40.
Chicago, Aug. 21 (I. N- 1 Hogs-tie-celi.ls
Ml.tMMi, sirous to n)c blither. Bulk,
lti 4ii',i in.uo, light, $10.4014 1 1. w; mlaetl,
JIOKKoll.oo; heavy. $0.lo11.00; rough
J'J.lH'ta lOlo; pigs. $S.(XKa0.70.
Cslth- Hecsli.ts 24(si. stvedy to 15e low
er. Peeves. 7 1 (I4r 1 1 .00: cows and b4fsTS.
$3.(t5(iti.4l, western alsers, gO.50iai.80;
clc. $11 (siffi 12 50
Sheep- Rcii-li.ts 21,hi, steady to
er. Nslives. ?(1.40(;i7 75; western,
7.110; yearlings, $7.40(..afi; lambs,
10c low
$,T5
$7.86 41
10.00.
geattle Hogs $10.
Seattle, WmhIi , Acg. 21. (P. N. (1
Ilogs -Receipts 2'. stesdy. Prltne llabfa,
$'.i.lo(ijlo (Ki; nitdltini to choice, $0 .HOt&O, 80 j ,
smiMith hesvles, $s IXi'a 05 ; rough hesvlus,
$.2stH.4&; pigs. $S 2f.a.4.V
I hi lie Receipts Sh, stesdy. Best steere,
$7.25(47.50; inedluiu to choice, $.75((j7.0;
contCBiii to medluni, $5. 25 (tfH.OO; best cows,
$5.75'rt6oo; eoininoii to medluiu ('". f3.Bot
5.0C. built.. :i.50 4 no; eslviw, $7 ISI'rts.WI.
Sheep KeeeiptH c,4.V stesdy. Lsmbe. $7.S$,
7.7.'., yearlings, $0.5047. (); ewea, $6.0oa5.6o.
Married at Oregon City.
Oregon City. Or., Aug. 21. Mary E.
Crador and John Helnrlch of Clacka
mas were married Saturday at the Bap
tist parsonage by Rev. W. T. Mi'.llken,'
the pastor of the First Baptist church.
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MUNICIPAL BONDS I
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TAX BONDS
issued by the most sub'
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RAILROAD BONDS
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Municipal .
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Corporation
BONDS
Chicago
Investment Bonds'
Preferred Stocks
Local Securities !4
be invested through us, and such
Capital $800,000,
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