THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORT LAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ,13, 1918:
13
EGG MARKET IS ADVANCING THROUGHOUT UNITED STATES is 3.
BUTTER
STUATION
IS STRONG AFFAIR
i
T
PORTLAND
RfflE
Cubes and7 Prints Are Cleaning Up
Well From Day to Day and Prices
in General Are Maintained No Stor
age !StofrJ-Are Offered.
Continued strength is howinf In the local but-,
trr tr.de. with sll v.lues well maintained. Cube
butter ltnation u still gaining In strength, and
in outward movement U equally as good as offer
ing! at the moment. Sales of cube extras at
thi. Bine ere around 69 & 60c a pound.
While thrre have been talr offerings of cubes
recently on the market, demand has been even
keener and practically all late offerings have
been quickly picked up at prevailing quotations.
. Print butter market here Is Influenced to a
very considerable extent by the strength of the
t a-tern trade.
Retailers are complaining regarding the lack of
general offerings of storage butter. They claim
that it has been impoaiiihle during the last 4H
Apple Activity Is
Pronounced Here
With Northern Spy
Seasonable Seller
Activity continues very pronounced In the lo
ci', apple market for moderate priced stock with
"cookers" predominating in the sales. Northers
Spies ace probably showing the best call at the
moment, being the moat seasonable apple oa he
market. These are selllna around 11.25 1.60
for unpacked stock. Demand for better qualities
is fair with prices maintained generally.
Annie trd In the eastern markets is showing
I HIU... . U t Mnanllv althntlfh her
and there some points report that the market is
Hi oncer with prices fractionally higher. As a
rule, however, slightly shaded values are indi
cated elsewhere,
Apple trade of the nation:
Denver Northwest extra fancy Delicious,
licious. fa. oo a.io.
M 0004.50; fancy, $3.7804.00; choice Da
Omaha Extra fancy oJnathans, small. $3.00
8.25: extra fancy Stayman Wineaaps, $2.8
ft 3.00.
. Ksrgo Extra fancy Jonathans, $2.75 2.85;
fancy Jonathans, $2. 50 2.65; choice Jonathans,
mostly $2.35; fancy Stayman Wines, ps, $2.75;
ci.oice Rtayman WineKaps. $2.50.
St. Paul Extra fancy Jonathans, $3,00 3
3 25; fancy, $2.75 2.8$; choice, $2.85 2.50
extra fancy lleliclous, $3.75 4.00.
Baltimore Fancy Jonathans, all sires, (2.75;
EASTERN FRESH EGG
PRICE IS GETTING TOO
HIGH FOR IS CITY
Values Advancing Rapidly East of
Rockies and Local Figures Are
Lifted In Sympathy 7e for the
Ordinary Candled Fresh Stock.
Flour Sales Are Held
Back in Anticipation
Removal Substitute
Buying Requirement
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
SWINE MARKET
20 CENTS IN
WITH TRADE
OFF
YARD
WEAKER
THE ROLL OF HONOR
( Continued From Pace Ten)
hours to secure offerings of icehouse stock. They i
say that all their inquiries for supplies bring fancy Rome Beauties, large size, $2.502.75;.
forth the reply tBat the wholesalers hae none in j rhnice Delicion,, all sizes. $2.75; extra fancy,
stock. I large size, $8. SO.
Thkt the holdings of storsge butter hare al-i Dallas Extra fancy Wineaaps, $8.75; extra
ready Wen exhausted, is sesreely believable st fancy Delicious, $4.50; Aarkarutas fancy Mis
this trne. Home profess to believe thst the sour Pippins, , Canos, Cliampions, $2.25 2.50.
storage interests are holding stock off the mar-j Kansas City Delicious, fancy, large. $3.75;
ket in the hope that government regulations re- e,tra fancy Yellow Newtowns, $3.00; baskets,
gsrding profits will soon be entirely eliminated. Idaho Jonathans, all grades, small. $2.25.
and that they can thereby grab some extra money. Moines Extra fancy Grimes and Jona-
thsns, $3.603.76; fancy, $3.003.25; extra
riHF. NTTflAR. AIIVANCED QUARTER fancy Delicious, $4 004.50; mostly. $1.50;
This rise is sam to ... n. r i'Uhuiti. .
Unless conditions chance ne additional carload
lota of so called eastern fresh egg are likely to
be purchased for the Portland market during the
remainder of the season.
Last quotations received by the trade indicates
price of 57c f. o. b. eastern centers for fresh
stock in carload lota. The freight charge is ap
proximately 5e a dozen, which means a landed
charge here in carload lots of not leas than 62c
a dozen. - There is always a certain breakage in
shipments, and this will add probably 2c a dozen
to the landed cost here. This means that im
porters cannot land these supplies under approx
imately 64e a dozen, and as they must secure a
profit to do botiness. their selling price to others
j will not likely be below 86e on such offerings.
LP lo tuts time sales or loesi iresn eggs oi
ordinary candling hare been made as low as 65c
a dozen, with aome charging as high as fl6c
Handlers of eastern fresh eggs haTe been selling
their supplies around 80 e 02c a dozen, and this
has curtailed the demand for home offerings.
With handlers of eastern fresh stock now asking
88c a dozen for supplies, this relieves the pres
sure against the local offerings and a price of
67c at least for ordinary candling is therefore
made.
t - Cars "
Wheat. Barley. Vkmt. Oats. Hay.
Portland, Wed. IS 18 23 . . . 45
Tear ago. S 10 6
Season to data.. .4523 BS8 88 485 3110
Year ago. 3302 90 336 612 772
Tacoma. Toes.
Year ago.. 85 3 I
(Season to date. . .2856 17 ... 10:! 64 1 I
Year siro 2748 80 ... 144 787 1
Seattle. Tuea.... . 12 ... 4 1
Year ago. 10 ... 10 8 It
Season to daU.. .20. Mt 41 570 849 129U
Year ago. 2227 108 708 584 1819 j
Tops Are Down to $17.15 at North
Portland With Killers on Bear Side
Cattle Unchanged Except for Cows
Which Are 25e Down.
Local trade in flour is extremely quiet. Gen
eral public is buying sparingly in anticipation of
an early removal of the ruling which requires
the purchase of substitutes with wheat flour.
Millers report that business has bees almost st a
standstill during the last few days, and they
expect the situation to remain ouiet until the
obstructions are finally removed.
An early report of the food administration
meeting at Washington is expected by the trade,
whn it is generally believed thst the substitute
tuling will be removed.
Bakers are also very much interested in the
announcement of. an early removal of require
ments for the mfcng of Liberty bread. As few
of them have recently been carrying more than
nominal supplies of either wheat flour or substi
tutes, the removal of the ban will cause a much
more active demand for tbs wheat product.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RfN
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
878 124
Wednesday ....
Week ago ..
Frerioua week . .
Four weeka ago .
Year ago ......
Two years ago...
Three years ago.
Four years ago. .
058
778
702
948
64
583
845
76
K
125
70
59
141
88
10
10
1836
61
75
55-J
142
174
945
Interests of a similar rise.
be due to the higher cost of labor.
ti
$2 35 2.50.
Houston -Car run. King Davids, all sizes,
COFFEE PRICES AGAIX LIFTED ' I3-'' 3 85 : etn fneT Jonathans, all sizes,
,J.7. I .v.nr. M ' le a nound is again an- M.004.B0; fancy. $8.00(8 8.10; extra fancy
.I'ZZ'LITLX trad. STum rrii of .11 W- !: ? 2: tra fane, vl
. ade. of 'rossted .off... following "the Mgnin, Ll" V'":e. -00
of the armistice,
still greater rise.
f-
. ', : . I . . w ,, H
Ureen coffees have Bhown a I 3.00. iJe"olou"- 0 ,319
! Cleveland Extra faner Rnitzenhnrr
: $3.25; fancy. Iare, $3.00; fancy and xtra fancy
1 nnsiKsn. g 4 . ai s r a sr . . a
HEANfl ARE SENT TO THE EAST i Jonathans, large. $3.00; medium. $2.752.90.
Firs't csrlcd shipment of 1918 crop of Ors- L. .B'Wtta. f.ncy. $2.86 2.1 0; extr,
gon brsn. has been prepared for .hipment to the VIt":"ctri .."""ous,
esst by a Portl.n.l firm. M.rket in general U in- , pVtVsbuVe Fxtrl f?n ? - .
.cllned'to be extremely .luggUh. with a lower price . csiTTb
tendency. fancy. $3.75 4.00: fancy Stayman Winesans.
siso extra fancy, $2.75 0 3.00.
LIBERAL RECEIPTS MEAT HERE -
Very liberal receipts of country killed hogs snd POTATOE8 ALL ALONG THE COAST
calves were shown along the street during the day. j (
A Vew small sales of veals were made aa high as : . Marks
20e . pound, but the bulk of the top. went at , Fr,nc W 1 3 -OJ P. ) Potstovs
10 Vic Sale, of 'best hog. were msde at 21 cent , f' , . VuMrVo
22c a pound. j (2.25; do poor' stock, $1.40 1.75: do Idaho
! Netted Gems. $2 25.
onxarnru iKD ONIONS STEADY i .Onions Per cental
Practically no price change was indicated here
during the day In either potatoes or onions. "e,ti " V.J,
Ical onion grower, continue to a,k $1.75 per , 'tatoeVY.kima
crnt.1 f. o. b. country for No. 1 stock, but the j " oo
recent .trengthenlhg of the California situation v Los A
Australian hrownx OOp
811", with an occasional fancy lot higher.
Heattle, Nov. 13. (U. P.) Onions. Celi-
annos, Oregon, $2.50.
$40.00 45.00; local.
has created a small movement here
Los Angeles,
neeles Market
Nov. 18. (I. N. 8.) Pota- i Alaska Gold..
Stock Market Is
Erratic With a
Mixed Opening
New York. Nov. 18. (I. N. 8.) Stocks
were in supply causing losses of around 1 point
in the first 10 minutes after the opening of the
stock market today. The market then developed
a firmer tone with a number of stocks in good
demand and recovering all their early losses,
soma even showing gains.
Steel common waa firm and yielded only H
at the start to 09 and then moved up to 99 4 .
Baldwin continued exceptionally strong. Copper
stocks were heavy.
The railroad stocks showed fractional losses in
the first few minutes snd then turned upwsrd.
There was a good deal of confusion in the
trading, during the forenoon with the moat in
terest attached to the continued pressure against
Steel common. Other Steel issues were also
heavy.
Baldwin was a strong exception and moved up.
The railroad stocks were Irregular, Southern
Pacific declining and then rallying while Canadian
Pacific was under pressure and dropped over 2
points.
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., Board of
Trade building:
DESCRIPTION : Open High Lew Close
FLOUR Selling prices: Family wriest flour,
$11.20; barley flour, $10.70; Willamette valley.
$11.00: local ntramht 810. 85aill.'05: bskars'
local, $10.85 1.1.20; Montana spring wheaH
patent, ilu.sDtfll.SO; rye Hour, 113.191 oat
flour. $10.70; -corn flour. $11.5014.00 per
barrel; graham, $0.80: whole wheat, $10.00.
rnct for city deliveries in five barrel lots.
HAY Buying price, new crop: Willamette
timothy, fancy, $26.00027.00; Eastern Oregon-
Wasnington fancy timothy, $33.00; alfalfa.
$28.00; valley vetch. $28.00; cheat. ( );
clover, $28.00 27.00; grain, $26.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta,
25 H &26e in car lota: less amounts highar.
MILLSTUFFS Mixed feed, at mills, sacked.
$34.10.
ROLLED OATS Per barrel. $11.20.
ROLLED BARLKY Per ton. $52.00 9 53.00.
CORN Whole. $67.0068.00; cracked.
$69.00 0 70.00 per ton.
Merchants Exchange November bids
Feed Oats. . Feed Barley
5400 4825
December delivery:
5400 4850
Eastern oats and corn in bulk :
OATS
No. 8 white
38 pound clipped white
CORN
No. 3 yellow
No. 3 mixed
December delivery:
OATS
No. 3
Clipped
CORN
Yellow
Mixed
"A" Barley
4900
4900
4900
6200
.$12.25 12.75
. 11.0012.0
. 10.00 It. 00
. 8 50$ 9.50
8.00 00 8. Oft
8.00 dt, 8.60
6.80 & 7.50
6 50a 8 80
8.00 4.00
i.OOfe 7.60
8.00$ 12. 0O
6.00 & 8.00
GRAIN MARKET OPENS WITH
A FAIRLY STEADY TONE
toe Northern Burbanka, $2.60 2.75; Idaho
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE ; Russets, $2.50; sweets, 8085c lug.
Chicken trade is steady. i
Turkey receipts heavy; market temporarily j
Quiet.
Few crates of good grapes now svsllahle.
Prune market is awaiting government action.
Canned milk market is not so active. Prices
unchanged.
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
W.sther luircsti sdvlses: Protect shipments
during the nrxt 38 hours against the following I
minimum temperatures: t.oing north, 44 degrees;
northeast ovr H. , P. H. R. R., 34 degrees;
est to Baker. 30 degrees, and south to Ashland,
86 degrees. Minimum temperature at Portland
tomorrow about 48 degrees.
New York Metal Market
j New York, Nov. 18. (L N. S.) Lead Cn
; changed.
1 Spelter Steady. East 8t Louis, spot, of
fered, $8.40; November, offered $8 85; Decem
ber, offered, $8.12 ; January, offered $8.05.
St. Loui. Nov. 13. (I. N. S.) Lead Price
fixed. $7.75.
Spelter Quiet, $8.50 8.60 for November,
and $8.35 for December shipment.
JOBBINO PRICES IN PORTLAND
These are the prices retailers pe wholesalers,
except as otherwise noted :
Dairy Products
BI'TTER Selling prices, creamery prints,
parchment wrapped, extra. 64c; prime firsts.
B(3 60c; firsts. 57c; in 30 lb boxes, Vto leas;
OO lb. boxen, lc less; cuDes, ic leas; canons, ii ,. , h -Tii- w , l r, n liT
sddltlonal : d.irv. 4 0c lb.: lobbing prices, cubes. I . oT?' i?v" "x lb-
10.50; huckleberries, 1314e; Florida grape
fiuit. $6.50(3 8.66.
PEACHES Per box, $1.25.
APPLES Various varieties, $1.25 92.75 per
bifcnAPES rer crate, black. $2.50; Malagas,
0 10c lb.; Tokays, $2.25 per crate; Muscats.
$1.25 1.50; Concord, 20c per basket
PKARB Per box. $2.00 2.25.
DRIED FRUITS Dates, Dromedary, 22
4Cc; Fards, $4.50 per box; raisins, three crown,
loose Muscatel, lOo lb. in 60 lb. boxes; figs,
$D.50 per box of 70 gz. packages.
ONIONS Selling price to retailer: Oreeon.
$2 002.25; association selling price, carloads.
extras. 60 80c; prime nrsta. tc; storage, cbaNBEBB1E8 Northwest, $4.25 per bushel
puttrr, 4Wc pr pouna. hox
BI TTERKAT PorUsnd delivery bssis. No. 1 ! pnTSTOFB .inn i
gu tir rrpim. H7ff I
Ot?fon fancy full cream triplets, 8VCv4t)e ID., vvittipi v-wT tnsj it tk - V;
Young America. 40W41c; price, to jobbers. f. o. WtT?. .'"'S Vo l ttl
h. Tillamook, triulots. 86c: Young America. 37c
price to jobbers, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triplets,
364c; Young America and long horns, 86 lc;
selling price, brick, 88c; limburger. 31 32c;
bicck flwiM. 46 M 47c per lb.
EGGS Selling price, candled, 66 67c per
dozen; buying price. 64c: selling price, se
lected. 68 70c; selected in cartons, 69 70c
it. "molt lots. Fresh eastern eggs, 04 ( 66o doz.
EGGS Public market retail selling price, 72a
per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY Heavy hens, 27 28c per
lb.; light hens, 252Sc per lb.; broilers. 26
80c lb ; old rootern. 17 (4 18c; sUgs. 17 18c;
squabs $3 00; (lucks, 25&30c; pigeons, $1.50
2.00 per dozen: turkeys, live, 28 30c,
dressed. 40c per lb. .
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
FRESH FRUITS Orange. $1.751300
per box; bananas, 8e lb.; lemons, $10.00
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Municipal
Bound
to yield
&A 6V4
Income Tax Exempt
$200 $300 $500
CASPER CITY, Wyo., Imp., 6',
$2500 Due March 1, 1920
$4000 " " " 1921
$4000 " " " 1922
$3500 " " " 1923
$4000 " " " 1924
$4000 " " " 1925
$4000 " " 1928
$1,000 " " " 1927
$1600 " " " 1928
CLATSOP CO., Or., Union High
School District No. 1, 6'.
$1000 Doe July 1. 1919
" 1920
$1000
$1000
1921
MOSCOW, Ida., Imp., 6'.
' $ 624 Due Jan. 1. 1920
$ 624 " ". " 1921
$ 624 " " " 1922
$ 624 " " " 1923
$ 624 " " " 1924
$ 624 " " " 1925
$ 624 " " " 1928
. POCATELLO, Ida., Imp., 6H'
$1463 Due Jan. 16, 1920
$1482 " ' 1921
$1462 " " " 1922
$1482 " " " 1923
$1462 " " . " 1924
$1462' " " " 1926
Ask for Descriptive Circular. Phone Bjaway 951
Lumber mens
Trust Company
CASTTAL sea $SM.M
lamb.rm.ailUf. PartlM4(er,
sack; parsnips. $1.25 per sack: cabbage. IV
2c per lb.; peppers, 68e per dozen; lettuce,
$2.00; celery, 50 75c pir dozen; artichokes.
$1.25 per dozen; cucumbers, ( ) per box;
tomatoes, 00c $1.00 per box; eggplant. 10c
per lb.; cauliflower. $1.00 1.75 per dozen;
horseradish. 15c per lb.; string beans, 7c lb.;
green corn. 35c per dozen.
Meats and Provisions
COUNTRY MKATS Selling price: Country
killed best bogs, 2121c; ordinary, 20
20 c; best veal. 19 20c; ordinary veal,
18fel8c; rough heavy, 13c; lamb, 20 21c;
1-er lb.; mutton, 14 la 16c per lb.; beef, 9
line.
SMOKED MEATS Ham. 8788c: break
fast bacon, 3552e; picnics, 27c; cottage
roll, 30c; short clears. 29 84c; Oregon exports,
smoked, 81o per lb.
LARD Kettle rendered, $1.50; aUndsrd,
28 He per lb.; lard com pound. 28 c
Fish antf Shell Fish
FRESH FISH Rilvenride salmon. 15s: hali
but, 19 20c; black cod. 12c; stiver smelt, 9
10c; tomcod, 10c; sturgeon, 18 20c; fresh
herring, 8 7c.
SHELL FISH Crabs, $2.00 8.00 per dot:
shrimp meat, 52c per lb.; lobsters, 80o per lb.
OYSTERS Olympia. gallon, 5.B0; canned,
as stern, 75c can, $9.00 dozen cans.
OrocsrlM
SUGAR Cube. $10.60: powdered. 110 00-
fruit or berry, $9.50; D yellow, $8.90; granu
lated. $9.50; beet. $9.40; extra C. $9.10;
golden C, $9.00. "
HONEY New, $6.50 0 7,50 per ease.
Kith. Japan style. No. 1, 910c; New
urieans neaa, unmix; blue rose, 10
lie per lb.
SALT Coarve half ground, 100s. $16.00 per
. eii.-o; laoie aairy, ous, fzz.BU;
bales. $3.10 3.35; fancy table and dairy,
$30.25: lump rock, $20.00 per ton.
BEANS California (sales by jobbers) : Small
white, 18c: large white. 12c: pint, 9c lb.;
Limas, 14 He; bayou, 0e; red, 10c. OTegon
beans (buying price) : White, machine cleaned,
( ) : hand picked, ( ).
CANNED MILK Carnation. $7.85: Borden.
$7.75; Aster. $7.25; Eagle, $9.95; Libby,
$7.25: Yelobsn. $7.25; HoUy, $7.25 per cue.
COFFEE Roasted. 20 40c; in sacks ft
drums.
SODA CRACKERS Bulk. 17c per lb.
NUTS Budded walnuts, 38 per lb.; sj
monds. 30 32c; filberts, 27 He in sack lots;
peanuts, 18c; pecans, 17c; Brazil, 20c.
Hops, Wool and Hides
HOPS Nominal, 1917 crop. 20c per lb.
HIDES No. 1 salted, 80 lbs. and up. 14c
per lb.; No. 2 aalted, 80 lbs. and up, 13e; No.
1 green, 30 lbs. and up, 1.1c; No. 2 green, 80
lbs. sad up, 10c; No. 1 salted balls. 60 lbs. and
up. lie; No.' 2 salted bulls, 60 lbs. snd up, 10c;
No. 1 green bulls, ou ids. ana up. Be; No. 2
green bulls. 60 lbs. snd up. 8e; No. 1 green
or salted calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 29c; No. 2
green or salted calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 27 ;
No. 1 green or salted kip skins, 15 ft JO lbs.,
16c; No. 2 green or salted kip skins, 16 to SO
lbs., 18 He; dry flint hides, 7 lbs. snd up. 28c;
dry flint calf, under 7 lbs., 38c: dry salt hides.
7 lbs. snd up, 22c; dry salt calf, under 7 lbs.,
82c ; dry cull hides or calf, half price; dry stags
or bulls, 18c; dry salt or bulls, LSc; dry salt
stags or bulls, 12c; dry cull stags or bulls, half
price; dry horse hides, according to size and
take off. each, $1.50 2. 50; salted horse, ac
cording to size and take off. each, $3.00 5.00;
dry long wool pens, per lb., 40c; dry abort wool
pelts, per lb., 25 30c; aalted long wool lamb
plta each. $2.50 9 8.50; salted long wool
sheep pelts, esch, $2.00 $8.00; dry sheep shear
lings, each, 25 950c; salted sheep shearlings,
each. 60 75c
(Prices quoted above are per pound, sxcept
where otherwise designated j
WOOL -Mohair, long staple, 60e: mohair.
short staple, 40c; mohair. Murry. 30c; No. 1
tallow, ISHe; No. 2 tallow, 12e; No.-l
crease, 10c; No. 2 grease, 9c.
CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK Gross
weights, 12 c ,
R owes. Paints, OH.
.ROPE Sisal, dark. 24c; whits, 23 He lb.;
standard Manila, 88 e.
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls.. $1.98 'gallon;
kettle oouea, oots., si. no; raw, cases. $1.85
boiled, cases. $2. OS per gallon.
COAL OIL Water white, in drums or iron
bbls., lOe gallon; oases. 20c gallon.
GASOLINE Iron bbhv, 21 Ho; eaass. 81 e;
engine distillate, iron bbls.. 13c : eases, 23c.
WHITE LEAD Ton Iota, 14 c; 500 lbs..
18c. -
TURPENTINE Tanks, 84c; case, 94c: 10
esse tots, ic less. .
WIRE NAILS Basic price. $5.40.
Am. Beet Sugsr. . .
Am. Can, C
Am. Car Fdy. c.
Am. Cotton U, c. . .
Am. Loco., c
Am. Smelter, c. . . .
Am. Sugar, e . . . .
Am. Tel sk Tel..
Am. Woolen, e. . .
Anaconda M. Co. .
Atchison, c
Baldwin Loco., c. .
Haltimore et Ohio, c
Bethlehem Steel, B
B. B. T
Butte ek Superior. .
Canadian Pacific. . .
Central Leather, c .
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Gt. W., c
Chi., M. & St. P.
Chi. A N. W., c
Chino Copper . . ,
Colo. F. As I., c .
Cons. Gas
Corn Products, e
Crucible Steel, c
Distillers
Erie, c
General Motors
Goodrich Rubber
Gt. Nor. Ore Lends.
Gt Nor. pfd
Greene-Can.
Ice Securities. . . .
Illinois Central. . .
Industrial Alcohol
Inspiration
Int. Mer. Marine. . .
Int. M. Marine, pfd.
Kcnnecott Copper . .
Iickawsnna Steel. . .
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors, c. .
Mex. Petroleum. . . .
Miami Copper
Mid rale Steel
Missouri Pac
National Lead
Nevada Cons
New Haven
N. Y. Central
Norfolk Jb W., c. . .
Northern Pac. ......
Ponn. Ry
Peoples Gas
Pressed Sfl Car. c
Ray Cons. Copper. .
Ry. SteeU 8prings. . ,
Reading, e
R. L c S., e
Rock Island ,
Shattuck
Studebaker, 0
Southern Pacific . .
Southern R'y., c . .
Swift
Tenn. Copper
Texas Oil
Tobacco Products .
Union Pacific, e . .
C. S. Rubber, e. .
IT. S. Steel, c
Utah Copper
Va. Chemical, c. .
W. U. T
West. Electric . . .
Willys Overland .
Wool worth
Total sales. 733.400 shares,
68 i
46H
85 j
44
4
63
45
85
43
66 HI 68
89 87
112 112
108 107
50
69
96
82
68
59
41
22
163
80
59
9
49
104
41
39
L02
46
64
47
20
127
58
32
101
53
98
63
30
120
89
70
84
39
165
27
42
30
60
20
40
83
110
100 '
49
68
65
24
65
90
77
30
16
69
105
09
64
30
121
39
70
64
40
171
27
44
80
61
20
40
88
110
101
49
58
65
24
90
77,
80
16
I 69
1108
82 I 33
124 1124
16 I 18
190192
(7 1 I 7 8
184
74,
99
88
57
92
44
28
184
72
99
87
58
93
44
28
JL1
97
52
29
119
38
70
62
39
165
27
42
29
60
20
40
81
109
100
49
68
65
L'4
88
76
30
16
67
105
32
124
16
190
77
133
71
97
85
67
92
44
27
4
63
46
85
48
66
88
111
107
50
69
96
88
59
61
41
22
165
60
60
9
49
104
41
39
102
48
55
48
20
128
68
33
102
58
42
104
99
52
29
120
88
70
62
40
171
27
42
29
60
19
40
81
108
100
49
58
65
24
66
89
76
80
1
68
106
32
124
15
190
77
184
71
98
85
57
92
44
27
1123
By Joseph F. Prttchard
Chicsgo. Nov. 13. (I. N. 8.) Corn closed
around the top prices reached for the day and
showed a net eain of 2c for November, 1
1 e for December and 1 1 e for January.
Oats advanced lc. There were advances in
provisions of $1.00 for pork. 82 c for lard
Land 37 c for-ribs.
Only hogs snd cattle mads their appearance in
the North Portland yards over night; there be
ins no fresh offerings whatever of calves snd
mutton.
Trend of tbs swine trade which indicted weak
ness during the previous day. culminated later in
foicing values about 20c lower all around for
tops. Those sold ne higher st $17.13 while the
bulk of the good stuff wss s round $17.00.
Run of hogs tn the yards over night wss small
following the big showing of recent days.
General hog market range:
Prims mixed $17.00 17.15
Medium mixed ' 16.85 617.00
Rough heavies 15.00 18.00
Pigs 14.00 15.00
B.Ik .. . , 17 00
Cow Market Weak ens
Cow m.rket weakened during the day and
values were listed at a general decline of 25c
frcra previous figures with tops no higher than
$8.50.
Small run of cattle was shown in tha yards
during the day and aside from the weakness in
she stuff the trend of the trade wss practically
U'ichanged.
General cattle range:
Prime steers
Good to choice steers
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers
I Common to fair steers
I hoice cows i.nd heifers
Medium to good cows snd hetrers.
Fair to medium cows and heifers .
Canners
Bulla . .
Calves
Stockers snd feeders
Mutton Situation Steady
6500 Situation in the mutton and lamb division of
6400 I tl r North Portland market is one of steadiness.
With no arrivals over night nothing was avail
sble to give the market a test but the general
ides of the trade is thst values srs in. s good
position.
! General sheep and lamb range: .
6450 ' Prime lambs ,$11504912.60
KiAII Pair tn mHinnt lamha ft Aft rift 1 A KO '
Yearlings 10 00 11 00
Wethers 9 00 10 on
Ewes 6.00 8.50
Wednesday Livestock Shippers
Hogs R. J. Fox, Lyons. 1 load; M. M. Hoe
tor. Goldendale. 2 !oads; George Smith. Drain,
1 load.
Cattle J. A. Russell, La Grande. 1 load: L.
A Eastman, Lowell. 1 load; M. Duberbuhler.
White Salmon. 2 loads.
Mixed Stuff E. E. Nebergsl. Albany. 1 load
u' cattle and hogs.
v- i ti,. ' .1., ! stock loaded November 12 in carloads (double
ts N. B.) -The grains .. , .
W LAPIS LAW SZADZIEWICZ. BaldwinsrUle.
ALBERT THIBEAULT. Manchester. N. IL
HENRY E. TIRSCHMAN. Colgate. Md.
RICHARD W. TOWN SEND. East Auburn.
CaL
JAMEfl TURPIN. Jersey City. N. J.
SAM UIICITOI.D. Brooklyn. N. Y.
CABO VALASXi. Pituburg. Pa
EDWARD WILKES. Skagway. Alaska.
LEONARD M. ZKKNZ. Beaver Falls. Wis.
KARL J. ROGGKN8KES. Holbrook. Neb.
CLARENCE RICHARD RUNNIE. Morris,
Minn.
CECIL EARL Itrf8ELL. Wsmego. Kaiu
CURTIS E. 8HOUP. Kingsley, Pa.
MARTIN M. SNYDER. Ashley. 111.
HAROLD C. TAW. Brooklyn. S. Y.
CHARLES E. THOMAS. Bedford. Va.
MICKOUA TRIEBA. Newark. N. J.
ANTHONT YOTTEKO. Trevorton. Ps.
KIN rH WAI.KK.R. Reelfoot Tenn
KILLED IN AOTION. PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED WOUNDED SEVERELY
Core seals
SIMEON J. DCRAND. St. Psul. Minn.
JAMES W. M CI'TCHEOX. Lake City. S C.
PRIVATE CLAYBOKN Y. SPRINGER. Sum
ner. Miss.
KILLED IN AOTION. PREVIOUSLY RE-
. PORTED WOUNDED DEAREE
UNDETERMINED
CAPTAIN 1L POTTER MAYERS, Ban An
tonio, Tex.'
DIED, PREVIUSLV REPORTED MISSING
. IN ACTION
Lewsndowvkl, Hammond. Ind. ; Charles Sehwelt- :
tor. Pittsburg. Pa.: Brock Hill. AttaUa, Ala.
Bugler Iisvid Fertel. New York. N. Y.
Mechanic Christian (Jlottlieb HtUlzscyer. Cain- '
met. Mich.
Private Maehsel G. BelaWf, Brooklyn. N. '
T.; Henry J. BohL Dell Bepsds. S. D-: Coltoo ,
Brady. Uuih Fslhr. N. 0 : Milton Brown. Pilot
Point. Texss; John Budrik. Brooklyn. N. T. :
Jsmes N. Cells. Philadelphia. Pat; Neil J.
Isugan. Rn'iaW. N. Y.: Lawrence Coarsd Feh-
lioctr, Wilkesbsrre. Pa. ; Arthur Forney, 8haroa,
1 Pa ; Howard Haillsrd. Hollo hill. 8. C; Hsrry
' B Jones. Whiting. Ind.: Milo Krstville. St.
1 reph. Mo.; Edward J. MeDoanel. Vorcewrer,
I Uaas.; John A. McDyer. Fort Thomas. Ky.;
Malr it. McKslvey. Las Angeles. CaL; Hart B.
I Msrberry. San Angelo. Texas; John Michalaki,
! Irledo. Ohio; Wilton D. Moors. 8uswa. Vs.;
I Willism Myers. Cincinnati. Ohio; Llesye) Parkas,
; Hamilton. Wash.; Harold E. Olasse, Seattle.
iVlash.; Silaws W. pifer. Young town, Ohio;
! i iirtstoprti
ris Roth ma
Knrheste
Ol.io: Peter Vanbereen. I'hicsAo. I1L : Loots Van
Deventcr. Bayfield. Wis. : Ktwsrd DeGroot. Ie-
trott. Jliel.. ; Hllbert O. Llnzo St. Mary. Idaho
jonn Me oy
FINANCE, TIMBER
INDUSTRY
Past Jss.es ef Llbray Dead. Bare
Brw.fht rtstee te Ike W.rle '
tare Issats Will la.are Freipfrltj,
Prtpare te Bay Mere Boatls, . J
Fatare Beat Itiaee The secretary of
the treaeurr hae announced that tvvo
more Issue of government bonds will be
necessary to meet the expenses ot the
government during the reconstruction
period following the war. There is al
ready considerable speculation on the
part of bankers and financiers aa to rate
of the Interest to be paid on future tax
sue. of government bonds. It la gen
erally believed thst the rate vlll not he
nan. York. N. Y. ; Andres Rotodorrt. Iow aa Pr cent on the fifth Liberty
r. N. T. ; Charlee W. Stamm. OrviUs. loan.-
Quitman. Ark.: John H. Boas.
Can trill. Ky. ; Jos Stsncxrk. SHc.sadosb. Ps. : . t u'..hinA rv
Clarence L Taylor. Ilckey. N. . , ZT "til . ' " ,2 .1
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN MOTION. PRE
VIOUSLV REPORTED KILLED
Ssewsairt Arthur L. Aarbaus, lloqualm. Wash.
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN ACTION. PRE
VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSINta
Corporal William C. Garvey. Brium.de. N. D.
Privstes Ruben A Bennett. Milwaukee.
PRIVATE S1LVO GONZALES. Albuquerque, j wia. ; Clmrles M. Bones. SebestopoL CaL; Wil- , aadresses
. M. Ham rrank Grzelecki. Bcbeoectady. N. T
DIED OP WOUNDS RECEIVED IN AOTION George ! Norman. Esst Grand Forks. Minn
Bids Asked, oa Wood. Motor Beat-.
Sealed proposals will be received unUl
2 p. m., November 10. by the coast and
C.
Burke building, Seattle, for the con
struction ot a wooden motor vessel about
$6 fees, long, 18-foot baam and foot
draft, equipped with two Internal com
biiruion engines of 125 horsepower eactu
Particulars may be had at the above
CaaHain
HERBERT D. RYAN. ML Pukukl.
Lieutenant
JAMES G. BROP11Y. Chicago, 111.
I1L
I'hiUdelphia. I'a.
4000
6200
Chicago. No. 18
opened at a level even with yesterday's close
st the beginning of trade todsy. In both grains
the undertone wss good, with commission mer
chants buying offers as thsy were made.
Corn maintained a good selling stride during
the early hours, with shorts anxious to cover,
and longs balancing their desire with offers.
Oats, too, had s good, well-balanced trade,
with local house predominantly on the buying
side.
Provisions opened lower, with a slackened
trade.
Range of Chicago prices as famished by the
Lnited Press:
CORN
ft pen. High. Low. Class.
21 123 121 123
December 118 119 117 110
Jsnusry 119 121 119 121
OATS
November 72 73 72 78
December .... 70 71 70 71
January 70 70 69 70
PORK
November .... .... 8940
Jsnusry 4300 4400 4300 4400
LARD
November 2685 2690 267T 2685
December 2630 2670 2630 2660
Jsnuary 2670
RIBS
November.... 2455 2455 2425 2445
January 2365 2410 2362 2400
Cattle arid Mixed
Calves. Hngs. Sheep, stock. Tot.
Totals 8840 1000 1281 568 7874
One week ago 4851 1953 lotto 617 8140
Ftur weeks sgo. . .4421 1744 1078 684 8060
One yesr ago 8808 1701 717 604 7209
State origins of livestock losded October 12:
For Portland
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Totals Portland.. .
One week ago. . . .
Four weeks ago. .
One year ago. . . ,
For Seattle
Idkho
Oregon ,
Washington
Totals Seattle, . .
One week ago. . .
Four weeks ago. ,
One year ago. . .
For Spokane
Its ho
Washington ....
Tt.tals Spokane. .
One week ago. . .
Four weeks aso.
7
1
12
, 2
22
5
7
6
14
27
4
8
4
12
A
5
4
6
4
5
7
1
8
0
8
Ex. Div. 2 per cent
Foreign Bond Market
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.,
or Trade Building.)
A. F. 6s Oct. 1920
U. K. 5a Nov. 1919..
V. K. 5 Not. 1919
U. K. 5s, Nov. 1921..
A. F. Sec. 5s Aug. 1919..
Rep. France 5s 1931 . . . . .
Paris fis OcL 1921
Marseilles 6s Not. 1919..
Russia Ezta. 5s 1921. . .
Russian Intl. Ss 1926
Dom. 5s Aug. 1919
Dom. 5s April 1921.....
Dom. 6s April 1931
Dom. 5s April 1926
Argentine 6s May 1920..
China 6a 1919
Dom. Canada 5s 1937.
French 5s 1919
Board
Bid. Ask.
06 96
98 90
103 108
98 88
99 99
150 160
98 89
101 102
88 72
220 22T
98 88
97 88
97 98
97 98
8 97
95 98
93 94
103 104
PACIFIC COAST B ATTIC STATEMENT
Portlans! Banks
Clearings Wednesday $ 5.764.073.86
Year sgo 4.037.859 92
Balances Wednesday 735,961.72
1 ear ago j 915,088.76
m rrancisce Bank
Clearings $23,426,733.00
Lot Aneslss tanks
Clearings $ 6,021,969.00
Seattle Banks
Clearings 9.297.351.00
Balances . 1,116,218.00
Tacoma Banks
Clearings 1.894,082.00
Balances ... 266,289.00
Saa Francisco Grain Market
Ssn Francisco, Not. 18. (TJ. P.) Cash
grain;
Barley Per cental, good 40-46 pound feed,
about 82.052.10; choice milling and brewing
$2.20 9 2.25; Chev.lier, nominsL
Oat Per cental, red feed, $2.40 2.45; do
seen. K.U92,is; do recleaned, $2.90 0
o.w. .
TRAs)8rORTATIOn
SAN) FRANOISOO-LOS AN4ELE8
LOW RATES
8. 8. Rose City" Sails p. m.. Friday, He. ZZ
Including Meal, and Berths
THE SAM FRANOISOO es PORTLAND
S, S. LINES
Ticket at Third and Washington
Telephone roadway 4600, Broadway ESS.
- A-1ZS4, A-OiXt
Chicsgo Hogs $18.10
Chicsgo, Not. 13. (I. N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 19,000, stesdy. Tops. $18.10; butcher
hogs, hesvy, $17.75 18.05 ; packing, heavy.
16.500 17.30: medium and mixed. $17.00 St
7;60. light $17.1 5 g 18.05 : pigs. $14,609
r.25: roushs. $16.25 18.75.
Castle Receipts. 8000: atronc. Beef cattle.
good, choice, $15.65 19.75; medium and com
mon, $9.50 915.65; butcher's heifers, $6,65 9
is.uu; cows, $8.25 012.75; canners and cut
ters, $5.25 6.25; stockers snd feeders, $9.75
912.50; common and medium, $7.00 98.75;
res calvee. good, choice, $16.25 917.00.
Sheep Receipts. 10,000; higher. Lambs,
choice and prima. $16.10 915.26; medium and
(food. 918.50916.10; yearlings, $11,609
12.00; feeders, $18.00 914.00; ewes, choice,
$9.00 9 0.26; medium, good, $7.75 9 8.00.
Omaha Hoot S1S.00
Omaha. Not. 18. (I. N. S.) Hoes Re
ceipts. 8800; steady, 15c higher. Tops, $18.00;
range, 816.75918.00; muted, $17,809.17.50;
good, choice. $17.00 917.80; rough, $16,75 9
17.00; lights, $17.5018.00; bulk. $17,009
17.60; pigs, $15.00 17.00.
rattle Receipts. 10.800; steady. Beeves.
$9.00 918.25: cows and heifers. $5.60 912.00:
Blockers and feeders, $6.50 914.00; calves.
io.su la oo.
Sheep Receipts. 16.000: steadT. Wethers.
sv.uo s I t.uu ; yearlingi. $9.00911.60; lsmbt
$11.00915.26; ewes. $7.0090.25.
SeattJs Hoes $17.76
Seattle. Nov. 13. (L N. S.) Hon Re
ceipts, 128; steady. Prime lights, $17,50 9
17.75; medium to choice. $17.25 917.50:
smooth heavies, $16.25 916.75; rough heavies.
$15.25915.75; pics, $15.25 916.75.
Cattle Receipts. 189;' steady. Best steers.
$11.00018.00; medium to choice, 810.509
11.50; common to good. 86.0098.60: haet
cows, 88.50 0 9.50; common to medium cows.
o.ou.ou; do us, a.uu&7.50; calves. $5.00
lO.OO.
Sheep None.
Kansas City Hoes SI 7.70
Kansas City. Not. IS. II N R 1 rn.
12.000; strong to 15c higher. Steers. 114 BO
016.00: cows and heifers. 88.00 a 1 A nn-
stockers and feeders. $7.25 012.00: calm.
$8.00913.25.
Hogs Receipts. 12,000; strong to 25c higher.
Bulk, 81T.00917.60; tops. $1T,70; heavies.
$17.40017.70; Kghta. $17.00 017.65.
Sheep Receipts, 4000; stesdy to 25c higher
Lembs. $14.50 915.50: wethers. tlo.aaa
10.50; ewes, 19.00 0 9.50.
Denver Hogs $17.S0
Denver. Nor. 18. ( IT. P l r.n
erupts. 1 000; slow. Steers, $8.00918.00:
cows and heifers. $5.00 012.00; stockers and
iscuers. ii.vvHii.gn: calves. ID on A 11 ka
Hogs Receipts, 19.00; steady. Tops. $ 1 7.5 0
hulk, $16.75017.00. "Pa. ex..eu.
Sheep Receipts, 12.000; stesdy. Lambs
$14.00 915.00: ewes. $8.00 9 8.507 1mD,'
BAIBT PRODUCE OS THE COAST
No.
15.
25.
12.
1 .
Tuesday Mtornlng Sales
STEERS "
At. lbs. Price. I No,
. .1174 $12.50 1
COWS
7
1
18
4
25
23
4
11
9
7
38
10
4
8
18
5
23
17
16
At. lbs. Price.
8. .
2. .
No.
2.
12.
6.
18.
1 .
7.
222.
8.
No.
4,
, .1070 3 8.25
. 855 6.50 1 . ,
, . 890 6.00 4 . ,
. .1030 3.50 I
HOGS
. . 201 $17.25 17.
. . 301 18.25 I
Tuesdsy Afternoon Sales
STEERS
881 8 8.00
70 S.00
1280 4.50
329 $17.00
JOSEPH ALOXZO DAY.
Corporals
KOI.I.V8 E. DAWSON. Almena, Wis.
DKIJtEHT. A. FIKK. I niootown. Pa.
FRANCIS L. FI'RI.nNG. Chsrlestovm. Mass.
WILLIAM D. NIXON. Faircliance. Pa.
Privates
JOSEPH SYLVESTER REATTIE. Brooklyn.
N. Y.
EIT.r.XK BOI8KK. Marlboro. Mass.
A WILLIAM T. BHOWN. Beryl. W. Va.
CI.YliK R. BrRlI''K. Neosho, Mo.
HARRY J CARNEY, Oleon, N. Y.
HAROLIrtW. CAVANACGH. North Bay. Oat
WILBI RN H. KPWAKI18. Muenster. Texas.
M'CAGER BROWN FOMBY. Townley. Ala.
KREI J. (iAI THIEll. Marquette. Mich.
RALPH GILKEY. S.amport, Maine.
H-IAI.MKR liCNTAV 1IAI.BKRG. Lyons, Neb.
FRKD HARPER, Agency City. Iowa.
JOK II. HART. Wren, O.
BEN HASTINGS. Laredo. Texas.
OEORSE B. JOHNSON, Portland. Or.
JOHN K IRIX SKI. Buffalo. N. Y.
VICTOR W I. AMAY.A' uncord. N. H.
KAN MOM M. I'EI.KH. Chening. -Mich.
HENRY PITTMAN. Albia. Ky.
ISA I MIKE l-OP. Hliar on. Ps.
KHXEHT O ITRDON. MayovllU. Ky.
JOHN E. REK.U. Mrlesn. Va.
FRANK HAllIN. Barckeda. IUly.
IJCONARD VAXDER Ho.MXIG. Grand Rap
ids. Uirll.
THOMAS P. WALKER. Guntersville, Ala.
TAYI.OR EVERLY WALTHOUH. PhiUdel
phta. I'a
BAIN B. YOCNG. Raiilt St. M.rie, Mich.
DIED OF DISEASE
Llautena.it
JAMES F. QTJLSEXREHRT. Tampa. FU.
Ssrgsants
PAUL A. STEVENS, 8an Francisco, -CiL
LCDVIK VANI-X'EK. Chicago, IlL
Oorporais
JOE L. J. SCOTT. IVw. Ala.
LAWRENCE C. WHITE. Joliet, HI.
Mutlelan
IX)U1S A. KEIXEIt. Champaign. IlL
Mechanic
LUTHER II. SCOTT. Bendersville. Ts.
Wagoner
ROBERT J. TRACY. Chicsgo. IlL
Privates I
LAWRENCE T ALLEN. Richmond. Vs.
WAI.IK V. BKCKKK. jhnney. Ind.
WILLIAM RoKTTcHKR. HrooSside. MoruL
HARRY H. BOtlKS. Louisville. Ky. e
ROBERT P. CALDWELL. Mindea. La.
HAY L. GREEN. Bethany. Mo.
RICHARD HARTIGAN, Limerick. Ireland.
JOSEPH G HEAHOM. Newark. N. J.
EDWARD HOKTO.V. t xhrtrtge, Mass.
PALL HITHHEY. North Reading, Mass.
WILLIAM W. M KAY. leTnay. Mont
EDWARD C. MIU-S. Stejilunsville. Fla,
MARVIN W. MILTON. Delrey. Fla,
HARRY L NELSON. Alhambra. CaL
GEORGE T. riQI ETTE, Bertha. Minn.
JOSEPH FOPLOWBKI. Elisabeth, Pa.
JOHN L. PRIOR. Wonau. IlL
GWllMJE N. ROBERTS. Bristol, Pa,
' MONROE ROIXJERS. Oxford. N. C.
JOSEPH ALBERT SCULRR. PhiladelphU,
Pa
TOM WILUORD. Anderson. S. C.
THOMAS AI.BERTSON. High Point. N. C.
WILL1A J. BLACKWELL, Vicksburg. Miss.
MIKE DEBorX. Psrson. Wii.
HENRY A. DIETRICH, Grand Meadow, Minn.
VERS E. DRAKE, Jackson. Mich.
I XriS GALlXnVAY. Wentzville, Mo.
I'KTER ;l.ANTZ, Harrgrd Neb.
RALPH M. HANSON, Perry Indlng.-Texaa.
MARVIN O. HAWKINS. WoodvUle. Tenn.
HORACE IIOLMER HAY. Bloomington. Ind.
DCDLEY HILU New York, N. Y.
ROSS A. HI'RAEY. Gratiot. Ohio.
HJALMER ; JOHNSON. Rhlnelander. Wis.
HENRY E. I.EYER, Lexington, S C.
CHARLES It. RICHARDeON, Bowers vflle.
Ohio,
ROBERT T. RITH. Bronx. N. T.
CLIFFORD B. ROYAL, Sorrrat, Fla.
FRANK HTl'RM. Chicago. III.
MATUEW WALLACE. Cb. Ala.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenants Frank Baits. Chilloeoth. Mo.;
Morgan IL Patten, Carbondaie, Pa.; Lester Rich
ard Herman. Condc. 8. I).
Hergrsnts John Bishop, Watertown, N. T. ;
Hsnry W. Weio. Msrysville. Olno; Emfl Hsrry
Reason, Cedar River. Mich. ; Roy E. FsOkuson.
Vandalia. Mo.; Robert K. Phillips. Tanglewood.
Texas;. James Novak. Chicago. 111.
(JorporaJs Anthony Bratkowaki. Muwaukesv
Ralph Latham, Burlington. Weill : Huh
W eaver. Onaraga. 111.
WOUNDED Degree Umletsmlne.)
Ijeutenan
Mass
Hergeal
Twr, v r w wm vmiranninfif ) vsmiE
itenante Eugene F. Bradford, Weymouth, j pines.
Bso F. Moore Jr.. Birmingham. Alae. mrmm
leant Arthur Fraaem. Pesbcdy. Mass. ; ,
Firm la Iadla Waats Mtrchsadlie
D. A Belg-lan firm In India wishes to secure a
i an agency for the sale of paper, tools, ".
fvarnishes and colors, motors and en-.
pumps, motor cars, cycles and
accessories, tractors and agricultural Im-
Carlton K. Ktsner. Bloomoburg. pa.: J.me. i piementa i'aymeni win oe maqe
Robenon. Ctl City. Ala : Charlee Schtotterlterk. i through local bank. Reference. afpr.
Sew York. N. Y ; Monr.ie Boehm. New York, .further fnformatlon Inquire at Office ef
N. Y.; Thomas Lovett, Nsntiroke, Pa.; Leslie W. lh fh- Pnr)lnit miamhep
hider. HeUna. Mont; Frank William. Tusca- cr,mry 5, , J
loo-a. Ala. ; ' Commerce. Hefer to opportunity rP. .
t'orporsls Raymond G. Carson. Greenfield. ' 27634. j"
M.is. . Joeeph KeieriUy, St. Francis, Wis.; John) r- .,,-. . wnrsr la a .1-- . , a .
lilncr. MilHille. N. J.: Roy Nanney, Spnngdale. COBStrucUoa Work la ArfBtISa--A
N c ; William F. Noye. llgerton. Wis.; Arthur Danish engineering firm In Argentina
B. Barry, Pleatsnten. Iowa; Edward Clyde uiahaes to be placed In communication ', ,
Kchrum. l entwater Mich ; Morris Alfred Spring- ! w)th American contractors, with A YteW
VTVy nandHng all kind, of cnstrucUon If. . '
P. "Fenntr. Trenton. N. J.; Reese J. Phillips. Argentina, especially that Of publiO
itrsnton. Pa. works, and factories. Correspondence .
Mechanic Sydney M. Wilcox, Poruee. wis. may be in rngllBh. References. KoP
Private. William B. Barry. Arlington. Mass. ; j further Information address Avecretarr v.
JUB.vi'rl..',!o k'wThu 'fl'r i the Portland Chamber of Commerce; ;.
ievina, 1 liillipsrurg, sin ; William A. Breen. ! . . -n , , , . th
Ihckson ity. Pa.; Rupert W Brockwsy, Attle- 1 refer to opportunity No. Ji41.
noro. 3'a-.: Jerry P . allahsn I hlcago. Ill;, Trade With Australia asd 5.W Ita..
Lance Deverirk. Charleston, 111 ; Heme? K. i tmmA ,, tv. tTnltad
! Dickey, Rufield. IlL; John J. Dunn. Providence.! land Imports received " the VnilOa
: H. I ; Willism C. Esri. Brooklyn. N. Y. : Wal- ! States from Australia and New Zealand
ter F. Farmer. Harrirburg. 111. ; Italia A. Fergu- 1 during September were valued at
jon Coldwater. Mt.; Harry W. Grvgory. Frank- ! 84953o, compared with $3.2$,454 for thS)
ford. Mo.; Verne Hager. Elmlra. N. Y : Then- , ' ,v, il ioit. tnr th nine months
dore J. HildebrandU Hoboken. N. J ; Sylvan A. am month In 1917 . for the nine reoningt
Irvine, Stockton. CaL; Tatriek J. McAWsvy. ending with September Imports were
New York; George McCsrthy. Chicago. UL ; Wil- ' valued at $$5,540,250. compared WlU
ham P Martin. Monongaliela. Pa. : John J. ' 113,61$ 990 for the nine month period
Moore. Roxbury, Has. ; Charles T. Miner. Am- j, ' . .... ,.- trAm
-terdam. Ohio; Walter P. Morsn. Norwlek. (Vibb. : ! ending September 1S17. Kxport tTaasj
John wfllUm Moroney. St, Loui., Mo.; Edward 1 to these countries for September totaled
IV Morphy. Jamaica. Plain, Mass.; Perry K. I q 200,988 for September, compared wIB
I Oetrraard. Panama. Okla ; Troy U Parker. -gjjjj jgg f th, Mrne roonth of last
Psnama. Okla.; Francisco Paisanoge. Msrlhoro, ' ' ' . , , . ,. .,.,
;Mass.; Helger U Prdern. Copenhagen. Ihnvlyesr: total exports for the
mark; R.jr Perkins. Okean. Arkv ; Stroati. Por- ending September amounted to 78.40l
! m, Greece; Reuben Peterson, Bsy City. Wia.; j rm. compared with $48,112,721 for the)
Loigi Pieni. Carnegie. Pa.; Arnold Pittet. Htitaer. ; . P.rfn Rentemher. 181T.
Wis.; Owen Rock. Bridcarnrt. Conn.: Pssuuale
I Halose. Beacon, N. Y. : Charles W. Sandel. Slat- '
I Ga. : John 'Scheblein. Bmoklvn. N. Y. : Louis . Bnsmla B
I Si'ver. New York; True A. Smith. Itenver. Colo.;
i Daniel Snively, New York; lneannie Btatare,
.Geneva. Itali: Thomas 1. JiUlfl. Bruoklrn. N. Y. :
i Joe Votetn. Roswell, Texa.: Lester E. Wyatt.
RoweJl, N. M. ; Charle. Franklin Altboff, Ma
i hanny City, P.. : Raymond Benckert, Phlladel-
! phia. Pa.; Millard F. Berry, Houston. Texas; private Carl Babcork. Sycamore, Ohio:
Hoy C. Dixon, Webster City, lows; Oscar Kd- Robert J. Benbrdge. Llewellyn. Pa.: Stanlry
dings. PineaipU. Ala.; Cloyd E. Edwards. Est-, Keneahnnas, Baltimore. Md. : Buhia Bermaa. New
sm.zoo. Mien.; t:rus E. It- turners, uneana, York. N. Y : Ntn Bosser. Hamilton, Ohio; Ka!
lloliman. Newark. N. J. : Bog .
11 vj tsrM, U..,n p - Oevllle WSSS'IL'
Ca BtriL Iowa; John J. Fowler. WaaUngtom, U.
C. - 'rN
Bugler Roy L. White. Bt. Psul. Mine. ' .
Mechanic Edward E. Grogg, Mortimer, OUas
r-t . . i . , . , 1 , I . n,
loi nauiorq . star, in, vv.iivwn, a
Neb.: Horace B. Emerson. Cedar Falls. lows
Jumna Joseph Fla la. Chicago, IlL; Alfred
Fuller, Clarence. Mo.; Joseph A. Ghiotto, Los
Alleles. Cal; John Henchy. New York; Lee
HsUs. Msncus. Colo.: Frsnk M. Hlisoft. Seattle,
Vah. ; Mureld Iin, Morris. III.; George IJnd,
Crass VsNey, Cal. ; Willism Lee MoCune. Evsna
ville. Iwl . Bee Morris. Luis. Ga ; Henry W.
Mundy, Proffit, Va.; Joseph U Myler. Piedmont,
Mo.; James Parker. HarrisrUle. W. Va. ; Edward
Prltola, Dorgeville. Mich.: David Pennington,
laurel Spring., N. C; Pietro Scisianl, Galleaae
luma. Italy; John A. Smith. New York. N. Y.;
Morris Weintranh, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Main Har
iris, IwWtun, W. Va. ; Tony KratocbTil, Chicago.
1U. : William Charles Irker Philadelphia! Pa.;
John T. It ed wine. Farmersvule. Texas; Charles
Robinson. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Edward M. Rode,
ll.wcoe. N. Y. ; John V. Roman, Astoria, N. Y. ;
William T. Uinter. Greenwood, lod. ; Marshal)
Smith. 8L Ixjuu. Mo.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
( Previously rr ported Killed In Action)
Corporal Ira E. Bonnelt, Goltey. Okla,
Privates SUwart E. Buck, Eaaton. Ps. ;
Alexander Copato, Bridgeport, Pa.; Frank P.
Haitman. Nolle. Okla.: Charles E. Krug, In
dianapolis, Ind. ; Howard 8. Griaing, Loekport,
N. Y.; Roy Taylor. KushvUIe. Mo.
WOUNDER. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
(Previously Rsaortee Missing In Action )
Sergeant ChsrHs Hsmpton, Grasslsnd, Ky.
Corporals-Frank Bevier. Ann Arbor, Mich.;
AlphnaeM F. Harter, Campbellsport. Wis.
Bugler Andrew Husanek. Io siott. fa.
Meohanic Charles T. Angeles, Pittsburg, Pa,
I'rivstes John W. Anders. Luders. Texss;
Tinieteo Arsgoa, Ranch of Tsos, N. M. ; Ar
thur E. Be.gley, Lookout. OX la.; Walter H.
Betts, Portage. Wis.; Harrison 8. Rrooka. Lu
nenberg. Ark. ; Will Orvel Carroll. Indianapolia.
Inl. ; o-car Henry Conrad, St. Ciair Heights,
Mich.: Travis ;. Cope. Rugby, N. D.; Thocaas
W. Duncan. Rnshing. Ark.: Frank Ereieslne,
Rorhester. N. Y'.; Fred Greary. Khlrc. Texas;
Thomas Gewin , Blanco, Okla.; Clisrles
i .ol(lmsn. Chicago. IlL; Andy Ik GoUaa,
Steelton. Pa.; Lnse Grudgetskl, Jtromond.
Texas; Tracy D. Miller. Vesper. Wis.; I.yle
WillarU .Veilson. Minneaoolla. Minn.; aiien
Are. lbs. Price. I No.
. . .1180 $10.00 20..
. . . 800 10.00
CALVES
. . . 510 $ 7.00 2..
COWS
Ave. lbs. Price,
...1197 $12.50
185 $11.00
Wis.; William 8. Duncan. Mssoeth. N T.: David I lUwte. Boesluss. La.: Edward F. Hrngwslakl,
E. Kngberg. White ty. Ksn ; Fred H. Fowler. Buffslo, N. Y. ; Chsrles F. Furbsnsck. Nstrons,
Roalindale. V. C; NaUianiel Charles Kelley. Glen- Pa,; Arvln Westlund, Atwater, Minn.
field. N. Y.; "Wilbur Kealer, Troy, Ohio; Vincent SLIGHTLY WOUNDED IN AOTION, PRE VI-
OUSLY REPvRTKD Rllltisu
Argeatlaa Croo Resort
Argentine cable: Weather continue fine aiut
crops are progressing saUsfsetorily. -MsrkaU
closed strong snd excited, with local speculative
buying prompted by recent political developments.
omul Ayrw wneai savaoeea com.
Bic; oats, Vkc from previous close.
San Francisco Mart.
San Francisco, Nov., 13 (U. P.) Butter
E Extras, 80c; extra pulleta. 64 He
Cheese California flats, fancy. 3 2 He,
Seattle Market .
Seattle. Not. IS. (I. N. 8.) Egg. Select
ranch, 62c; storage, 4SQ61e.
Butter Washington ores me ry, 609 88e;
Blurmae svvoc.
Cheese Triplets, 40c.
Las A neeles Market
Los Angeles, Nor. is. L N. 8.) Batter
-California cresmery extras. 57c
Eggs Extra fresh, 78c; case count, 70e;
puueia, doc r e
Chicago Dairy Predaee
Chicago; No. 18. tL N. S.) Butter Re
ceipts gVTltube, Creamery extra, 0 H w 60e
firsts. OSVkeSOc: vjacUnsr stock. 87s88e.
Eggs Receipts 6205 cases. Currant receipts,
52 57c; ordinary firsts, 64 66c; firsts, 58
6He: extra, 60e; checks, 35 9 38e; dif-
Vies, ov 9 c .
84.
2.
68.
. .1035 8 6.75 I 2.
. .1150 8 50 1..
. .1000 6.00 3..
..1035 7.00 20..
HEIFERS
. . 780 3 8.50 1..
HOGS
. . 200 $17.00 I 91..
. . 290 15.10 7.
Wednssday Morning Sales
STEERS
Av. lb. Price. No.
. . 825 $ 8.50
COWS
. . 030 $ 6.75 I 8
. . 920 6.00 I
HEIFERS
.. 720 8 6.60
HOGS
. . 183 $17.00 I 9
. . 860 16.00 10
.. 106 17.10
.1125 $ 8.75
.1070 T.10
. 80 6.50
.1060 8.25
. '490- $10.00
. 211 $17.20
.. 805 15.10
At. lbs. Price.
955 $ 6.78
245 $17.00
182 16.75
COTTOK MARKET SHOWS
BIG SLUMP AT OPEKIXG
Urutensnt Irvin W. Fish. Metador. Tries.
Corporal Albert L. Gruntne. Buffalo, N. T.
Privates Grant Cline. Eureks Springs. Ark.;
Msrion Cross man. Hot Springs, Ark.
SICK IN HOSPITAL, PREVIOUSLY !
PORTED MISSING
Privates Cslvin A, link. Moslnee, Wis.:
fsele Csnssae. Trenton, N. J.; Barney M,' Clare,
Manayunk, Pa ; Frank D. Coen. Clevelsnd. Ohio;
Kdwin P. Frssrr. Colorado Hpring, Chlo. Jsaee
P. Hammond. Roaring Springs. Pa.: Frank It. '
Jacobs, Chicago, IlL; Cecil J. MrCoanell, Psr
kerxburg, . W. Va ; Bryant - E. Nackotls, .
Kk.wery Branch. Ga.: Merlin Xull. Rock
Springs. Texas; Harry E. Osteen. Ida Grove, .
Iowa; Lawrence - L. Parker. Auburn, Maine:
Herbert V. Patterson. Ivna. Maas.1
81 va tore Perec ecciante. New York; Dnrneaise '
Prtrosinn. Ihllsde1phls, Ps. : Rsysaend Tickler,,'
West Allls, Wis. ; Mike Vol. Little Fslla. N. T l :
lement Wshl, Wood'fleld, t hk ; John H. Barkse, ,
Oxford, Ps. ; Otis Bran. Gwttville. Ohio: Jobs
I.. BergtAiist. Csmpbell. IlL; Sidney F. Bernhardt,
Cape Vincent. N. Y. ; Ionard Rrveridge. Brook
lyn. N. Y.; Kdwsrd J. Cole. WultamsUnm. Ps.;
Nick CoaUs, New York;' Joseph Cuthbrrt, Ard
more, Pa. ; Edwin M. Donohos, Phllsdelphis. Ps.J
Richard J. Filbln. Philadelphia. Pa : Walter U
(iood. Lenrsstrr, Ps. ; Charles H. Gutha. liloeck- ,
rr. N Y.: Phiflp T. Kell. Rsbun Gap. Gs. ; John .
B. MeCaughlry. Nil. Ohio: Itaalel MoOrrgoe,
Brockton, Msss. ; David T. Mclvor, Trentoa, K.
J : Jsmes II. Mack. WUusmvtown. Ps.: John
Ryser. Cash ion, Okla.; Edward Sheehan, Chi
csgo, IlL: Dee Simpson. FUcstaff. Arts,; Igr
nets Swlulskl, Buffslo. N. Y. ; Carrado Vlasagio,
Melfrtto. Bsri Italy; Frank M. Wolfe. Sterling, '
Ohio; Aofin O. Wood. Huxley. lows, r. '
Prisoners .. .
Corporals Arthur Joseph Bchsroua, SrsCttaa,
N. Y.; W illiam J. rVruire. Petrnon, Ala.
ITivatre Lewis M. BelL Delph, Ark.; Gtorgie .
Blanco. Frankfort. N. T.: William Herman Lrek-
er. Jersey City. N. J.; William Nerrla. Fa real n
toa, Wash.; Tonly D. Potmss. Hartford, Conn.
(emie J. Bprncf. Terhune, Ind. : William Ed
ward Weeks. Wstertoww. N. Y.; W II Ha a Edward
Yannick, Roeheeter, N. Y ; Douglas Hopkias.
Bristol, Conn.;' Howard C. Long. Orion, IIL
Ivar Seraloia, Kerry. Or.
IN GERMAN PRISONS
Reported Wounded at Reserre Hospital S,
Stuttgart r
Private Aivia Bud king. Marinette. Wia,
Llmburg -'
CorDorab John Lloyd. Morrulton, Ark. 1 ' Los
illls P. Sorroson, ;reat Falls. Mont.
Sehless Zeel, Hear WsWherr, Lewee Aswtria -Lieatenaat
Clarence M. Young. Valley Junc
tion, lows.
New York. Nov. 18. (L N. S.) The open
ing of the cotton market was widely excited as
tWm nil nf Kmvv enral linniitariAn nrl
Southern selling, with first prices 100 to 189 Joseph Hsmmons. Petsrsbn-g, Ky.; Wslter Ms
polnts lower. Thers was heavy coTering on liski. Detroit, Mich; WUUam VYarnecke, Kau-
these declines, which was stimulated -by the kans. Wis.
fr-r,. It,. .ommt nn idiirihn. I ITURN tD TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE
nn n-i,,i.iti., .ruM-ni.ttv- ahort .iiiiu I PORTED KILLED IN ACTION
.... I r-rnn-.i sih-rt Hintnn. Cleveland. Ohio,
. Th. tiemand. nowever, was overwueimea oy .:T iZ ciuimrdon. Kwalls. La.; Edward
1 " T.j ":X.T. Z liZZ Hclaa. Clefeiaao. unw.
wa ftwuiuiu a 1 , u , i w w .ii.
the tone wss steadier, although very feverish.
Tha opinion waa expreassd thst the order of
decided reduction in outstanding interest snd RETURN aw J""K'
- ,...- n.., I t-vn I is an.
Heavy liquidation on Southern New Orleans
selling turned the market week in the lets
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED DIED FKOaw wowave
Scrcrant Uenry R. Wallace. Clint-ovl!. Wia.
PREVIOWSLT "I
SSING
iMm A Mwaffard. Mora. Texas.
Private Charlie Alexander, Custer, Ky.;
vtatertown, n. i ; mbki
eiuns mran umj w. ... w.- - . . . Wtrtowr
a,on prices, breaking almost to the opening iow I , i.ni.. u. .ni,r Bandefi. Chur-
leei. iw now wa nri7 imuj av im w- -uiii v .r i'ul r . Bartman, bl uu, o. ,
i . n . . , . I ' - . " . . , . . ar , n , '1,
Llhertj Bead Sales
Liberty hoods closed in New Tori-:
SHi 1st 4s 2d 4s lst4s
9090 9700 9610 9860
2d4H
9800
clins of 90 to 176 point.
Jsnusry
Msrch . .
Msy
July . . .
October
December
Open. High. Low. Close,
2376 2680 2550 2550
2550 2650 2525 2525
2630 2625 2600 2510
2610 2605 - 2480 2492
2810
2650 2745 2600 2628
Siio tSrton. "ont-; Ben A. Hanson. CTevelsn
ntdo: Arnold 8. Helmsn. Cleveland. Ohis; Le
nSii F Howell. Wsshington. Gs.; Chsrles i. Ketts
man. Martinsville, Ind.; Recusal Lavier. MkUan
Stoeka, Beads, Cettea, Qrala, Etc.
118-117 Bstaxd of Trade Bmndlsf
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Mombers Chicago Bear ef Trade
Cerrearoadeats of Ierasi Braa
Ckleace Xsw Tork
dUitiiiHiiiiuiiiiiitiiiiiiiimiiiniiiuiiiitb
Hall & Co.
Liberty Bonds -
INVESTMENT BONDS S
PREFERRED STOOHS
.. LOCAL SECURITIES r S
iuiHinmiiiniuuiiHiiiunnnntHniifp
Eastern Cath Gmin
' SV.I V -1 kaeUsf fi7Af 1 AX
Wheat No. 1 red. $2 27; No,' 2 red. $2.24 i lC1'T0;
2.24H: No. 8 red, $2.192.21; No. 1 hard,
82.26 H ( 2.27: No. 2 hard. I J.L'S M Sf a.zs
No. 3 hard. $2.19 & 2.19 Vs ; No. 1 northern
urine. 12.28 V4 te 2.28,
Cora No. 1 mixed, Sl.ZW a l.sa; no. z
George Bell. Pontlac, Mieh. ; Wesley Oox. Clln-
,-- Tmn K ter line li. ucoraova. skooiui-su,
nili Steve Duma. Corry. l'a-i auea giu-
- . . . l r-
ler, Sliaron i emer. i -; . vu
w. v..t at Imi. IIL ! Earl L. Graves, Uv
eveasiws.
Leon
Kett-r-
t-n MartiruTille. Ind.: Reclisa Lavier. sfailsnd,
Mich.; J. W. Lutlier. uousx. trs.; nouy saio'
wf. Oti-aeo. Ill : Geora O. RiebarUa. litt
town. Ind.; John Tracy, coney, aso. ; jm in-
i. Chicago. 111.; James warren, tnicaco.
111.; John W. Welch. Circleville. OHIO; L
Whitman, Elberton. Ga,
MISSINO IN ACTION
TJ-nt-n-nt Iinter C. HalL Bishop. CaL
Serxaanta Mmuru A. uearoon, s-iwTrwes,
mixed. 81.22; No. 8 mixed. $1.2$ s 1.84; No. Mas- ; Cornelius Joseph Hodgers, Klagara Fails, i Said tna 81
4 mixed, $1.22; No. 6 mixed, 81.1S6 1.18; " J reptlblic In
No. mixed. $1.12 1.14; No. 8 .'"S". f1-'8 ' Co'rporsls Pfcul A. Brsdy. Philadelphia, Pa,Tl ot the repi
1.40; No. 4 yellow, $1.22 1.23; No. 8 ral- rSSs. Cecil. Barclay. MA: Warren Cool-y. p." ,. ,
Alwswiesv4ne S4rasse M
Prlvsta John A, Creashsw
Berlin
Va.
Privet Albert L, Findky. Andoslssts, lav
leepHai, I
, Clover,
PHvalss) Joan Ranhaar Jr., Oak Harbor. Wash.
Christ P. Christensen. San Franetsoo; Btevea
A TrajeaoTicb. Calban, Colo.; Taylor C. Scott'
Bradentowa. Fla.: Joseph Bulks. Chicago:
Charlie Ksiser, Aurora, Ind. ; Lewis Rsdssaa Dav
volt, Elkhsrt, hsav .
Camp Unknown
Lieutenant Don B. Harris, Arden, N. C
Privstes Homer P. Harris. Frank ford. Mo.
Arthur Arlington Beck, Mies, Ksn,; CI 1 ton Ms
Intyre, Grand Forks, N. D. : Clyde Farley, Tsr
klo. Mo.; lavid Fowjer, Industry, IlL; Chart
Adcock. Brownsville, Fla.; Clyde Durkill. Farav
land. Ind. '
Report In Csod HserUi, Camp llnknewvi
Lieutensat Martin E. MaUor. ML Carsssi,
IUs. .
Private Howard Long. Orion. IlL
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED IN A0
TrON, NOW REPORTED PRISONER
Corporal WUlisas J. Kquires. Petersoa, Ahw,'
now ia Usrmsa prison camp unknown. -
Lisatenant William IL Mooney of ColumVws,
Ind., I a prisoner at Hopital Braederhaas, Cob
lens. Stamsalager, Limbarg. Germsny, and is weU.
IAeutensnt Grady R. Touchstone ef Laurel.
Mis., is a prisoner st Caasy Luacklorf, Ger-
y, woeoded. but Is receiving good tl ,! suns.
low. 1. list 1.20: No, a yellow. $1.1801.19
No. 8 white, $1.381.37: No, 4 wbits. $1.28
(1.28: No. 5'whiU. $1.15I20; No. e
white. 81.12 fl 1.15.
Oats No. z Buxed. TOc; No. 3 whrte. e
iaV, . M. wi.i vm. ,4v, ..v. B w,,n ,
S8H07Oc: standard. 71 H 72 4c
Minneapolis Cash wheat. No. 1 northern
dark. 82.24 H : No. 1 northern. 82.22 ; No. 1
rvx? spring. 82.17; No. 2 dsrk northern.
32.21 H: No. 2 northern. 82.19: No. 3 red
spring. 8214.
Goro o. s yeuow, i igwi.iT; no. 4
yellow, 81.22 1.28; No. 6 yeUow, $1,170
1.22.
Oats No. 2 white M on tans. 684 9 69 4 c;
standard. eoejOTic; No, S white, 68 4
69 He.
Barley Choice. 01 $ 95e. "
Money aad Exchange
New Tork. Nor. 18. (I. N. 8.) Call money
oa tha floor of the hew York stock exchange to
day ruled at e per eent; nign, a per cent; sow.
a rer cent.
Time money wss qatsL Rates were 6 per eenL
The market for prims mercantile paper was
dalL
' StarrJac exchange was steady, with businevs tn
bankers' bills at $4.76 for demand. $4.74 for
60 day hills, and $4.73 lor SO day bills..
Vow Tork Safer aid Coffee
New Tor. No. IS. (TJ. P.) Coffee Spot
ye 7 Rio. 11 e; No. 4 Santos, J fee.
Sugar -Centrifugal, $7.28.
German-Austria Is Republic )
London. Nov. 11. (U. P.) Reports
continue to arrive of the protrresa of the
revolution In Germany and the political
metamorphoela of Auatrla-Hungary. . .
A Copenhagen dispatch from Vienna
aald the a Late council had proclaimed sv
German-Austria, te be a part
republic' of Germany. -
Wait Lansing. Mich.; Robert Epstein. Phllsdsl- . " " V7TI.
pi ST PaT John R. Heath, Lakewood. ofale: 1 Antwerp was reported from Amsterdam.
Liberty Bonds
If yes 8aft SXIX tost Lrherty Basis, m, te V.A U too eaja BUT storo
IJherty Beads, BUT treat TJ. Wo sir s4 sell Liberty
Beads at ths atarhcL
The dosinc prices of LIBERTY BONDS on tha New York Stock Exchange
for the week ended Tuesday, November 12, were aa follows:
4s lstatts 2d 48 Sd 414s 4th 4s
97.88 98.30 97.88 978 98.00
S8.00 H H 98.0
88.00
Wednesday
Thursday-
Friday
Saturday
Monday. Nov. 11. ..
Tuesday
1st 4s
98.10
98.10
99.9Z
99.98
99.90
$99$ e see e
No markeL Holiday,
99.92 . S.0 . .20
98 M
98.68
98.70
9t0
98.10
98.00
98.09
98.04
98.00
98.00
98.00
98.00
. 98.00
91.02 11.10
MoRRtg Brothers, inc.
THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL, BOND MOUSE OF OREOOSJ V
309-3TI Stuk, lrrtti 'Sri aji 6n (Qmn Fim)
Teleyaeae Bdwy. tlH EgtasUihed Orer ti Tssrs