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Newspaper Page TextTIIS OREGOIi DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTXAND, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1310. 21 EASTERN PACKERS FORCE EGG VALUES TO A NEW. RECORD Edited by Hyman IL Cohen POTATO WEAKER miwrr lIHK ID lLI 10 ELSEWHERE: IS UNCHANGED HERE Iiulter Tone I Shown in the Entire Trade or the United Slates ran ging Market Is Indicated at All ; Principal Shlpplnfl, PoinU. Huttt for potatoes fa steady although lees activity is noted la tha local territory. Tries rsmsin round 91. T9 per cental for United flutes gisde No. 1, f. o. b. country shipping pointa snd despite the temporary withdrawal of California buyer from the field, the market Is showing the slightest, trace ot weakness. 1 The weakness In the Idaho trade la the only feature that fc eaatne eonpern in the market at tiila time. Frora Idaho Falls cornea the re port that tha market is weaker snd lower, al tluntch r rowers there are not selling and are Hiking atill higher vslues. At Idaho Falls United States grade No. 1 mraU an quoted at $1.26, with Hussetts at 11.50 per cental, f. o. b. cars. elreeley. Colo., and other similar points re port lisht demand with tlie movement limited. ith very little, inquiry from outaids point. ;reeley in quoting United flutes trade No. 1 at Il.5(1.70, Ronnd White with No. 2 at $1.60.. These prices are in line with j those uuoted st Willamette ;vlley common rate points. , Toppenlsh, Wuh., reports the market un settled with prices slightly lower st 1.40: (1.30 for United States grade No. 1 Netted 'llor of a drsggy tone "is indicated in the eastern and central went markets at the mo ment snd in California the market is dull both at Ban ' Francisco and Los Angeles, with both markets quoting a lower price. ; SOME OSIOSS AKE 8TIL1 ' HELD . Contrary to expectations there. are fire loads of : onions still remaining unsold in growers' li.nrt. tn lha state. This is No. 1 stock. Be side these, two cars are held by ods, of the local shippers. - ' BUTTER SITUATION 18 EASIER At tlia decline of 1 to 3 cents a pound emoted .Thursday, tlie market for batter, is somswhst ' easier although no further price change ws limn during tne flsy. witn prices bow sun form both as regards butter and buttarut, the trade is happy. ... CABBAGE GOES TO HIGHER PRICE Owing to an. extreme scarcity jt esbhsfe both hers and in te south tha local market is d , r a need to 5ap514o a pound. At tha prire now quoted in tlie south it would be impossible to sell at. present figure here. COFFEE MARKET NOT ADVANCED Contrary to the advertising of some houses no rhsmre hss been mads in the prieo of ' roasted' coffee here. ' While on the basis of tlie present green coffee market an advance is justified, sale continue at former levels, , . PRESSED HOGS HARDER TO SELL Much difficulty is experienced at the mo ment in moving supplies of country killed hogs st prevsiling prises owing tn tha continued cut ting of vslues by a Halt Lake packing house now seeking an outlet here. . V , BRIEF" NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE California ssparagus market is higher. '-. Hothouse lettuce is slow at $1.00 1.25 box. Cheese trade continuea extremely firm. Very slow trade iu canned milk with, prices weaker. Hide trade still excited . over calfskin of ferings. . ' Mohair market remain unopened generally. WKAVHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau advaiess rrotert shipments during the next 84 hours sgsinst the following minimum temperatures: fioing north, 38 degrees;- northeast over 8., P. S. It. R-, 82 degrees; cast to Baker, t degrees, and south to Ashland. SO degrees. Min . Iiiun temperature st I'orUand. tomorrow about 88 degrees. , Chicago Dairy Frodaee Chicago. April 11. -L N. SI Butter extra firsts. 61 He; firsts, 68 & Sic; packing Kgg Becetrrts. 37,631 eases. - Current re-' SHc; firsts, SS404c: extras. 41 i 2 4c: checks, 35(37o; dirties, 86 $ 87c. Lower Prices Will Come Gradually Fred Cooper of Wadharn ft Co., Rays Value. Will Work Down. -. - - f Hyman H. Oottaw t While present market conditions in general bow little conr alnns in the price list, the ulti mata range of value would Indicate a lower rings. As tli eouatry becomes aetUed and coa ditiun again become normal, tha trad in gen eral anticipate a gradual towering of commodity Tsluea. , ... , Fred Cooper, in charge of the sales force of Wadham eV Co., Portland wholesale grocers, sums p tha ntaatieei ut waU tat ifca follew. ing summary of tha firm' monthly bulletin to the trade, which will be mailed in a few days: Every report, : local aa well aa national, indi cate that tha retail business ot that eotustry in a very prosperous condition, with an active de tuand for merchandise. , The eoasnmer b anxiously awaiting the re turn af lower prieas, bus a labor has been well employed at high, wakes and the product of the farm - have been abundant and sold at extreme values, the American people are wen able to buy every ' needful necessity, and also indulge stain in luxuries if they so desire. ; Now that the necessity for retrenehtnent is past and the panicky feeling that caused boarding baa disap peared, consumption has again become normal and the public is baa-Mntog to spend money more freely and leas grudgingly. Tha retailers are buying very conservatively and reducing stocks. This la wise if not carried too far. R tacks should b replenished often, with a sufficient supply of an staple to meet the increasing demand Thar is new no exens for extended credits, and a spot cash or lim ited credit basis ia a rule that is practically uni vessel. This enables the dealer to discount his bills- and to be prepared for any emergency. The delay and uncertainty of the peace con ference is reflected in, an unstable market in soma line that should show strength. A reces sion of price from present high levels is due and will oecnr in a normal and natural manner, accenting to the law, of commerce, rust aa soon as a "table peace pact is finally ratified and es tablished. Several lines of ' food products have already shown a liberal decline, notably beans, canned milk. Standard corn and tomatoes, but it will bo some time before values of ' groceries recede to pre-war prices, if they eve do. Opening prices wefe named en next, season' pack of pine apple, and also on asparagus, that were higher than last year., and the pack ia sold np. Price being paid in contract for green fruits indicate high price for all canned fruits and berries the coming season. Corn and tomatoes will be cheaper tlian lat year, but yet at least B0 per cent above the, normal value. If present, indication for bounteous crops at high Talus r fully realised, this year should b a prosperous one, and with tha final estab lishment of peace the wheels of industry will begin to hum and our brave soldiers will find lucrative employment as fast aa they ar re turned to their homes. , Those desiring further Information regarding msrkets should write the Ifsrket Editor, inclos ing stamp for reply. Sugar Beet Area In Yakima Section To Show Increase Yakima. April 10. The Utah-Idaho Sugar company has contracted for 10.000 acres of beets in Yakima valley this year and expects to get an average yield of 15 tons to tha acre, ac cording to Mark Austin, agriculturist for the company. The price Is $10.00 per ton and the crop will be worth $1,000,000 to the growers. Mr. Austin is ber to look over the prospects and to make a report to tha company on tha ad visability . of gompleting two other factories, work on which was abandoned last year, lie is much pleased with the showing made. Eighty per cent of the land contracted is . already planted and on SO per cent of this the beets' sra already up, tha stand being unusually good. Thinning will begin on some of the early fields next week. The indications ar that both fac-! tort es will be built One is at Toppeniah and 1 the ether at Buimyelde. 'V Liverpool Cotton Qnlet Liverpool. April 11. CL N. 8.) Cotton fu ture opened steady. Bpol quiet. Price steady. Sales 3000 bales. 4 American middlings fair, $19.81: noed mid dlings, S17.R8; middlings, S 16. 8 7 ; low mid dlings, eio.oz. - EGG PRICE RECORD IS AGAIN BROKEN; IS MARKET FIRMER Values Today Are 10c a Duien Over This Same Date ia Any Previous Year Storage Demand Is Kern With Big Packers Operating.' Receipts of dairy produce at Portland, Sard ... OTTatW ' : Lbs. California ........................ 9,185 O40n - o '" "" 4S1 B Wasninatan ....................... 20B Total ...v CHEESE Oreoen r ......... , Total .. Oreoon ,..,, Washington ' . . . . .IS.BSB . . 7,014 EQOS -Oases Express. Frslsht. . ..B78 .848 . .. 8 1 Total . Grand total, 992 cases.- .814 4S Tha extreme strength shown in tne egg trade is surprising even to trices in closest touch with tha situation. Not only are prevailing prices about 10c higher than ever before known at this time of the season, but the market is firmer at thee figure than daring any previous storage period. Begs are today euoted along Front street around" 44c a dozen to retafiere for current re ceipts, while f. o. b. buyers are freely offer ing the country 43e a dozen for similar stock delivered here in large lots. So keen is the demand for eggs from storage with th big eastern packers putting away many carloads in storage here and on Puget Sound, that it would not ba at all surprising if vslues be further lifted within the next few days. While receipts of eggs her continue to gain, the demand is still keeping ahead of the of ferings snd arrival sr sold as soon a they are received. Tha selling price of eggs along Front street today compares with other years for this same data as follows: Per - dozen. Today 44c Year ago 84a Two years ago ......,,,.,.., Slo Three years ago. . .. 22 He WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND and now at HANKOW we are open for business A NOTHER branch of the Asia Banking Corporation is now doing business at Hankow, which city, next to Shanghai, is the greatest trade center of China.' The Shanghai branch, our central office in the Far East, has been opened since February. With these branches in operation in the leadi ng trade centers of China, we are in a position to demonstrate to importers and ex porters' two of the salient features of our com plete banking facilities, namely: (i) Direct banking service without inter mediate dealings, or unnecessary delays; ) Personal banking service- our repre sentatives, both here and in China, take a genuine personal interest in our customers -transactions and inquiries. 'It will be a pleasure for us to discuss with you trade with China. Branches in the Far East: SHANGHAI and HANKOW Branches being opened in PEKING TIENTSIN CHANGSHA CANTON HONG KONG .Asia BanldngCbrporatiott OU UBEKTY ST. CAPITAL $ 2.000.000 NEW YORK, SURPLUS 500.000 Represented by The First National Bank of Portland 5th Street at Stark , STOCKHOLDING BANKS . Anglo tc Londoa Paris National Baak of Sam Frnciace Bankers Trust Cocnpnw, Nw York City First National Bank of Portland. Oregon Guaranty Trust Company of Naw York Mercantile Bank of tke Anerkaa, New York City National Bank of Commerce, Seattle, Waaluttftea - IL These are the prices retailer pay wholesalers, except as otherwise noted: - Dairy Products BUTTER Selling price, box lots: Creamery prints, parchmentrwrspped, extras, 69c lb.; prime firsts, 67&5Kc; firsts, 56c; smaller lots at an advance. Jobbing prices: Cubes, extras, 56 iff 57c lb. ; prime firsts. 55c lb.; cartons, le higher. BtTTKKFAT Portland delivery basis. 59 bOe; prices at noun try stations, 62c OLEOMARGARINE Local brands. 80 60c lb.; tubs, 82c; l ib. cartons, 40c; 2-lb. cartons, 3? He; nufcircrine, 1 lb. cartons. 81c per lb. CUEESK Selling nrier: Tillamook, fresh Oregon fsncy full cresm triplets. 37 6138c lb.; Young America, 38 39c lb. Prices to jobbers, f. o. b. Tillamook: Triplets, 34c; Young Amer ica, 85c Selling price: Brick, 43c; Limburg er, 8788; block Swiss. 48 4 7c per lb. EGGS Buying price, 43c dnc, selling price, 44c; candled, 4 Sc. KtiGS lmblic market retail selling price. 4Te pgr dozen. I-IVB POUtTHY Heavy hens. 84 9S6e; light hena. 84a, lb.; broilers, 42c per lb.; old roosters. 18c lb.; stags, 20: lb.; squabs, $3.00; ducks. 35 40c !b. ; pigeons, $1.60 2 00 per dot; turkeys, live. 30o lb.; dressed, 40c lb.; ess. live, 1720c lb. Fresh Vegetable and rrutt FUESH FRUITS Oranges, 14 50 6.50 per box; bananas. 8 S 10c per lb.; lemons, (4.25 .; norma grapefruit. 16.59 dts.aoi Ari zona.. 84.0004.50: t'.alifornia. gS.SrtiSBl 00. APPLES Various, varieties, 82.60 4.00 per BOX, . . . GRAPES Almeira, In kegs. 21 Ibv. 87.00. PEARS Per box. 82.25 as 2. SO. DRIED FRUITS Date, Dromedary, f ) ; raids, ( per box; raisins, Three-Crown loose Muscatel, lOo lb.; figs. 85.00 per box of 60 6 -os. pkgi. ONIONS Selling price to retailer: Oregon. $3.60 (4.00 per cwt.; association selling price, carload, $3.00 f. o. b. country; garlic. 60?75c; green onions. 50c ner dozen bunckaa POTATOES-TelUng price. 81.76 9 2.3 S per cww uunia pnev i or lancy jarge aiaea, tl.lu; orainary, ai.au per cental; street, 89. so 0 6.00. VEGETABLES Turnips, $2.00 & 2.60 sack; carrots. $2.25 per sack; beets. $2.50 per sack; cabbage. California, 5 6 . e lb. : lettuce. $2 5 per crate; celery, 81.80 do.; artaohokea. 81.S0 do.; cucumbers, 81.60 6 2.25 per do.; toma toes. Mexican, $4.25 04.50 lug: eggplant, 20o lb.; cauliflower, local, $1.000 2.25 per crates horseradish ; 15c per lb.; bell peppert. 45e per lb.; peas. 13 15c per lb.; spinach, 5e$1.10 per box; axpaiagus, 7 V4 IS Ho pet lb.; rutabagas. $2.00 0 2.25 per sack. Meets and rrovlton COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country killed best hogs, 24c lb. ; ordinary hogs, 23o per lb; beet real, 22 023 per lb.; lamb, 2021e,; mutton, 14 & 16c lb.; beef. 9 014c SMOKED MKAT8 Hem, 85 089c: break fast bacon. 88 68c; picnics. 27c; cottage roll. 83c; short clears. 80 & 33c; Oregon export, Fmoked. 30e !b. " LARD Kettle rendered, $14.78 easel stand ard. 31c lb.; lard compound, 28 Vva, risri and ShaU FWi - FRESH FISH Stealhead salmon. 22 0 24e lb.; Chinook. ( ) ; haUbut, fresh. 24c; black cod, 110 12c; silver smelt, 9 0 10c; tomcod, 10c: sturgeon. 18 020c; fresh herring, 6 7c; Columbia smelt, 76e0$l.OO per 50-lb. box. SHELL FISH Crabs, $2.00 0 8.00 per do.; shrimp meat. 62a per lb. ; lobster, 80a per lb. OYSTERS Olymrna, galloc, $5.50; canned eastern, 75o can. 9.00 dosen can; bulk, $4.60 per gallon. SUGAR Cube. 816.35; powdered $10.25; fruit and berry, $9.6$; D yellow, $9.03; grata la ted. $9.65; beet. $9 65; extra C. $9.25; golden C. $9.15: cube $10.50. HONEY New. i ) par case. RICE Japan style, No. 1. 9U0tOe; New Orleans bead. 11 01itte; Blue Bone, 10 & 11c lb. - 8A LT Toarne, half ground, 100s. $16 per ton; 50s, $17.25; tabm dairy. 80s. 822. 00; bales, $3.10 03.25; fsncy Labia and dairy. $30.25: lump rock. $26.00 per ton. BEANS Oregon (sales by Jobbers) s Tady Washington, 8c per lb.; pink, 7e per lb.; limes. Hc; bayon, 8 Vie; red, 7c; Oregon beans (buying price) , nominal. CANNED MILK Carnation, $6 10: Bor den, $6.00: Aster. $6.00: Eagle, $9.75 Libby, $6.10: Yeloban, $5.90; Holly, 86.00. lit Ver non. $6 00; Hazelewood. $5.75 easa. COFFEE Koaated. 28 044c; in asefct or drums. SODA CRACKERS In bulk. lTo tb. NUTS Budded walnuts, SO Vs 081e per. Tb.; almonds, 24 0 29c; filberts, 28c, in sack lots; peanuts, 15e; pecans, 25e; Brszils. 83c Ropes. Paints, Oils ROPE Sisal, data. 22c; white. 21 Me lb.; standard manila, 28 He. UNSEED OIL Raw, bbls.. $1.98 gal.; ket tle ' boiled. bbK, $1.98; raw, cases, $1.95; boiled, cases, $2.03 per gaL . COAL OIL Water white, in drums or iron bbls., 14a per gaL; case. 24 per gallon. GASOLINE Iron bbls.. 22 Vic; eases, 82 He; engine distillate, iron bbls.. 14c; eases, 24o. j8WHITK LEAD Ton lots. . 13 Vic; 600 lbs.. TURPENTINE -Tanks. 80c; eases, 6e; 10 osaa lota lo leaa. - .- WIRE NAILS Basic price, $5.16. Hops, Wool and Hides - t ? HOPF Nominal. 1918 crop, 38 40c lb. HIDES No, 1 salt-cured hide. 80 lbs. and UP. 18e; No. 1 part-cured bides, 80 lb, and up, 1 Vie; No. 1 green hides. 30 lbs. and up. 10c; No. 1 salt-cured bulls. 60 lbs. and up. 10c; No. 1 part-cured bulb, 60 lbs. and up. 8 Vie; No. 1 green bulls. 50 lbs. and up. 7c The prion on No. 2 hides win be lc per, lb. leas than for No. 1 of, the asm kind. No. 1 ealfskina up to 15 lbs.. 46c; No. 3 calfskins up to 15 lbs., 48e; No, 1 kip, 1$ to 80 lbs., 85c; No. 2 kip, 15 to 20 lbs.. Sic: drv flint hliW T ik. tip, 27c; dry flint calf, it, r J lbs., 21ei dry salt hides. 1 lbs. and u.-, j52e; dry salt calf, under 7 lbs.. 32c: dry cuU bide or calf, half price; dry . flint stags or bulls. 18c; dry salt stsgs or bull. 12c; dry- cull stags o bulla, half price; dry boras hides, price varies. $1.60 to $2.60. according to size and take off .h- aalted horse- hides,, skinned to hoof and bead on. vi uvjce vanes Becoming 10 sis ana take off to hides without beads. 50c less rarh iS Aa- dry long wool pelts, 20c lb.; dry medium wool pelts, 10 012c lb. ; -dry ahearling pelts. 25 060a each; salted " lent wool pelts, .t $1.50 0 2.50 each j. aalted medium wool pelts. . $1,00 0 2.O0 each; salted ahearling pelts, eaeh, 25 up; dry long hair goatskins, 20e per lb. ; dry short hair goatskins, $0 0 75c each; horsetail hair, 20o par lb.; borsemsne nair. 10c per lb.; eattl Sail (full tans, no stubs). lOe per lb. - MOHAIR Lona atanla. 4(la lh. mkurk tfut. Sftc;,barry. 25c per lb. - : TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow. c. No. 2 e: No. I grease, 4c; No. . 2 greae. 8c. CHiTTIM OR CASCAIiA - BARK Old rjaal. grees weielita. 13a NORTHWEST WHEAT IS MOVING TO THE EAST "AT ADVANCED PRICE Eastern and Central West - .Millers ' Continue to Bid Liberally for Stock Here Threat of Government Has No Effeet Here.; J , PRISON BAQ8 HISH 8an Prmncisco, April 11 The price of San Quentln baas ha been fixed at 12 caata for th season, a reduction of 2 cents from 1618. This is from 1 to 1 cants mora than Calcutta are quoted In tha tocai market. NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS -CAKS- Wfaeat Bariey. Ftour. Oats. Portland. Friday. ... 7 1 Year ago. 4 15 6 Season to data,.. 6826 968 2281 626 Year ago . . . . 3672 S4U 961 1844 Tacoma, Thura - 29 ....... 2 Year ago 81 ... .... 1 Haason to date.. 6102 82 ..A 148 -Year ago 4301 81 .1 . . 261 Seattle, 'j-'hurs. .. .... ... .... .... Year ago . -7 1 8 1 Reason, to date.. 8115 71 1072 621 Year ago, . . . 4298 299 1481 993 Hay. 1 23 2940 2014 3 1 1134 1480 "ii 2413 2878 Liberal stocks of Pacific coast , wheat ar being moved to the east and central west by Pacific Northwest graiu dealers. . Liberal premiums ever the government set price are still obtainable and the call for supplies is greater than the trade Lere can take rare of. Threats of government interests that huge im portations of foreign wheat would be brought to this country to stay the advancing prices in the United States seemingly have no effect either upon the price or the demand from tha eastern trade. It appears that while tlie price ot wheat in Australia is seemingly much tower than ik this country, tha added freight rate and cost of handling aa well aa the fact that th foreign wheat is inferipxto the American product, aa well a tb inability to gat foreign shipment at all promptly, gives the domestic grain th prefer ence on every aide. FLOUR Selling price. Patent. $11.45; 'family wheat flour. $11.80: whole wheat flour. $10.15; Willamette valley. 8U1S5; local straight, $11.30; bakers' local, $11.30 011.45; Montana spring wheat patent, $11.45 011.50; rye flour. 1810.00: oat flour, $10.00; graham, $10.40. Price for city delivery in 6-bbt inta HAY Buying prices: Willamette timothy, fancy, ( ) ; Eastern Oregon-Washington fsncy timothy. $31.00 0 32.00; alfalfa. $25.60; val ley vetch, $28.00; cheat, I) ; straw, $0.00; clover. $26.00 0 28.00; grain, $26.00 per ton. GRAIN SACKS Normal. New crop deliv ery No. 1 Calcutta, 14 015c in car kits, lass amounts higher. MIT.L8TT7FFS Mixed run at. mills, sacked, $36.00 0 88.00. ROLLED OATS Ber bbl. $9.50 010.00, ROLLED BARLEY Per ton. $54.00. CORN Whole. $G7.00 0 68.50; eraeked. $69.00 0 70.00 per ton. April oats Inst $1. April barley 50c. while standard "A" barley was unchanged. Merchants Exchange bids: Merchants Exchange bids; FEED OATB April. May. No. 2 white , 50O0 ' 5OO0 BARLEY Feed 5150 8208 "A" 5250 6256 Eastern cat and corn in: bulk OATS No. 8 white $8 lb. clipped white CORN No. S yellow . . .j. . . 6200 620 No. S mixed ;. . . 6100 6109 GOOD RUN HOGS 4 ft f0 49O0 5100 5250 Bare Offerings Sends Corn jHigher In. Early Trading Chicago. April 11. (L N. 8.) Scattered commission house buying caught the corn mar ket almost bare of offerings at tha start today and first price showed gsins of from 1 to 2 Vi e over yesterday's close. Buying was stimulated by the further advance in hog prices. Oats opened Vi to He higher. Trading was restrictea by tne scarcity of offerings and was of only moderate volume. Provision opened higher on scattered em- mission house buying and covering- by shorts inspired py mgner nogs. Rang ot Chicago prices as furnished by the iiuieu. x-re: Msyj July September May- .. July September May July May " CORN Open. High. .15014 16!) 14 .152 162 .145 14 146 OATS . 8 H 68 Vi . 66 6714 .63 66 Va LARD 1 , 2905 2947 , 2820 2860 RIBS .,2725 2767 Low. 156 Vi 1404 143 14 Close, 158 166 144 67 . 874 65 4 66 Vi 62 Vi 62 2906 2815 2945 2852 2725 2T55 Bad Weather Aid , To Cotton Prices New York, April 11. (L' N. S.) (The at tention of traders waa directed to bad j weather and strong cables at the opening of th cotton market today,' causing a firm opening with old styles 1 2 to 65 points higher ' and new styles 22 to 99 points nig ner. 'there was an active trade, spot houses and ' Liverpool baying eon tracts freely while offerings, after yesterday's active selling movement, were much lis liter. Private wire told of cold sains in tha eastern belt where dry weather is needed. The western belt, however, seemed to be in better shape today and it was generally clearing in the section. Traders regarded the peace news as favorable. : Southern selling, after the opening, caused moderate - reaction with prices of new styles aoout is 'pomta net mgner at the and of the first zv minutes. ' . Furnished by Overbeck A. Cooke Co.. Board . rf .i , . i . . January ... March .... May . .... July . September . October . .-, December . . New York dlings 2845. Open. 2218 2195 2635 2430 2265 2235 Ilih. Low. Close. 2195 2195 2190 ' 217$ 2635 2595 2615 2440 2390 2427 2307 2283 2221 : 2257 2240 2179 2214 PACIFIC COAST BABK STATEMENT Clearings. Monday . . . ewiay . . Wednesday .Thursday . . . 'Friday .... Clearings . . . Balance . . Clearings , Balances .. . Clearing .. Clearings, ... . Portland Banks This Week. 5.345.613.86 1 4,v2,7.flfl 4.106.52L77 4.689.714-45 5.167.981 83 Spokana Bank . Seattlo Bank Tear Ago. 4,282.236.41 S.3S7.04H AO 4.611,775 1 5.266.814.60 4.484.143.95 s.sVn.esa.oo 532,191.00 8.447.02S.O6 1,613.089.00 an Franeias Banks . . t . . . . . . . $21,104,790.74 Lo Angola Banks . . . . , . . ...... . $ 6,381.507.00 -Cash , Saa Fraaeisco Cash Grata San Francisco, April ,11. U. p.) grain: - - . Oats Red feed. $2.15 0 3.30, 1 t Barlev -No. 1 feed. 82.35 a2."40- An .M. ping, $2.45 0 2.50. . ; ArgajtlBS Wheat . Shlprasats , Argentina wheat shiDments thin wk tA United Kingdom were 8 1 $.060bushe)a to ' the continent. 809.O00 bushels, to non-Europe. 704. 000 bosheb. '- , ' , PORK 25cVEAL 21c : We pay those prices- for top quality meats, we can use heavy and Inferior quality at less. We never charge com- miSSiOrt. - . . FRANK U SMITH MEAT CO. . OF IN YARDS; MARKET NDIGATES STRENGTH No Change ' in Values 'Here but n Further Advanee Is Made in East Sheep Trade Is Nominal With a Very Limited Supply in Alleys. , Chlcaso Omaha ., Denver , Portland HOW LIVESTOCK WULEj . ' Hogs. Steer. Lamb. ......... .$20.88 $MS S18.8S 20.40 18.25 .18.78 ..,......: 308 1 6.60 1 8.66 .......... 18.86 14.60 17.00 PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN Hogs. Cattle. Carves. Sheep. Friday ....... Week ago . . Two weeks ago Four weeks ago Ona year ago . Two year ago. Ihre years as Four years ago .1020 .662 . 488 . 480 . 511 . 403 . 688 . 140 !19 85 21 381 10 89 82 17 15 17 10 5 300 484 2062 165 565 7 61 1145 Twenty car of livestock entered th North Portland yard overnight, but six of these eon tasted of cattle en rout to packer at other points. Market for hogs continue to reflect growing strength, not only hero, but at praetlcall all other points in th country. In the Eastern trade there was additional strength noted in the trade for the day. with prices higher, but on the local market quotations were held unchanged but wera well maintained. Oeneral hog market range: Prime mixed , $19.00019.25 Medium mixed 18.75 019 00 Rough heavies ............. 17.00017.25 Pigs.,.. 16.25 017.25 Bulk . . . . ,. 18.00 019.10 Cattle Market It Steady Market for cattle .'remains on a steady basis at North Portland, with a very moderate run of odds and ends of quality available for the local trade. Prices held unchanged at th previous average, with top trices not tested because of the lack of offerings of this duality. General cattle range: Best steers $1 3 00 1 4 50 &ood to choice steers 11.60012.50 Medium to good steers ....... 10.00 011.00 Fair to good steer 9.00 010.00 Common to fair steers ' 8.00 0 9.00 Choice cows and heifers 10.50012.25 Good to choice cows and heifers . 9.00 0 10.00 Medium to good cows and heifers 7,00 0 8-00 Fsir to medium cow and heifer 5.00 0 6.00 Cannert 8.50 0 4.66 Bulls 6.00 0 8.60 Calves . . , 9.60 018 50 Blockers and feeders 7.00 0 10.00 Mutton Market Nominal Tery small run waa ahown in the mutton and lamb alleys at North Portland overnight. Re ceipt of kite bar been so scant that tit trsde is scarcely able to test ruling quotations. No change waa indicated by them during the day's limited activities. General mutton market range: Prim Umbs $16.00017.00 Fair to medium lambs ....... 14.00 016.00 YerMng,... 11.00012.00 Wether..... 9.00010.00 Ewe 650 010.50 Friday Livestock Shippers Hogs J." L. Clark, Independence. 1 load. Cattle C. H, Jennings, Baker, I load; H. B. Davis, Mosier, . 1 load. Sheep C. B. McKinney, Tangent, 1 load. Mixed stuff Mayberry A From. Halsey, 1 load cattle, hogs and aheep; J. C Davis, Shedd. 1 load cattle, hogs and sheep; Edward Bros., Monroe, 1 load eattl and hogs; Hout A Ipnod grass. Lebanon, 1 load hog and sheep; Brown A Cummings, Corvallis. 1 load eattl and hags: C. L. Irwin, Independence, 1 load hogs and sheep; L. A. Thomas, West Steyton, 1 load cat tie and boss: 3. P. Dinsmnre. West Scio, 1 load cattlo and hog; C. E. Lock. Molella, 1 load hog and aheep; J. E. ProffHt. Dayton, 1 load eattl and hoga; G. 8.. McKinney. Lebanon. 1 load cattlo and hogs. ' Friday Morning Sales STEERS No2...:i1)4'oni,-rifINo- - - COWS 1.... 800 8 50 I 2 750 $ 7.25 1....1010 10.60 J 2 1020 11.75 HOGS 89 180 19.10 I 64..... 190 19.06 ? ?S2 JS-1 I W3 1L50 24. t. . 105 17.10 I AMERICAS' LIVESTOCK PRICES Ofcteage Hag 820.68 Chicago. April 11. (L N. S.) Hogs Esti mated receipts, 18.000; 10 to 20e higher. Bulk, $20.25 0 20.55; fops, $20.65; butcher hogs, heavy, $20.50 020.65; packing hogs, heavy. $20.40 0 20.60; medium and . mixed. $18.80020.30; light. $20.000 20.50; $17.60 010.00; roughs, 918.50 019.86. Cattle . Estimated receipts. 2000; steady. Beef cattle, good, choice, $17.65 0 20.25; medi um and common, $13.60017.85; butcher stock, heifer. $7.85 015.20; cows. $7.60 016.00; canners and cutters, $5.75 010.00; stockers and feeders, good, choice, $10.25 015.50; com mon and medium. $8.25 013.50; veal calves, good, choice, $14.7$ 0 17.00. Sheep Estimated receipts, $000; steady. Short lambs, choice and prime, $17.75 019.63; medium and good. $17.50010.60; spring lambs, good, choice. $15.78 018.00; feeder lambs. sood. choice. 815.25 017.00; ewes, choice, prime, 812.00 015.50; medium and good. $6.00 012.00- Omaha Hog $t0.40 Omaha, April 11. (I. N. . ) Hogs Re ceipts, 7400; 6 010c higher. Top, $20.40; range, $19.90 020.40; mixed. $20.10020.25; good choice. $20.25020.40: rough, $26,000 20.10; light. $19.90 0 20.20; bulk. $20,00 0 20.25; pigs. $17.06018.00. Cattle Receipts, 1000; steady. Beeves, $18.75018.25; cows and heifers, $6,250 15.00; stockers ' and feeders, $7.75015.50: calves, $8.00 014.00, Sheep Receipts, 1400; steady. Wethers. $10.50016.00; yesrhngs, $16.00017.00; lambs, $18.50 019.75; ewes, $12.00 014.75. Denver Hogs $20.48 Denver. jAprll 11. IU. P.) Cattle Re ceipts, 500; steady. Steers, $14.50 016.50; eows and heifers, $8.80 012.73; stock en and feeders, $12.00014.76; carve. $11,500 14.00. Hogs Receipts. 800; higher. Tops, $20.45; bulk, $19.76 020.10. , Sheep Receipts, 2200; steady to weak. Lambs, $17.40018.50; ewes. $18.75 014.50. Seattle Hog $18.60 Seattle. April 11. L N. S.) Hogs Re ceipts 357, steady. Prime lights, $19. $5 0 19.60r i medium to choice, $19.00 019.25; rough heavies,. $17.00017.60; pigs, $17,000 18.60. . Csttle Receipts 258. steady. Best steers. $11.50014.60; medium to choice, $10,900 11.00; common to good. $7.00010.00; best cows, $8.00 012.00; common to good eows, !SH270: ' bulls, , $6.00 010.00; calve. $7.00 18.00. " Sheep Receipts 276. steady. Prime Iambs. $16.00016.50; common to good. $14.60 IS. on; yearlings. $18.00 0 1 4.00; ewes, $7.00 09.00; wethers. $1.1.00 01 1.80. Xew York-SU Losls Metals 5 New Tork, Ajrril 11. . N. 8.) Copper - aa. Bpoc, siB.W Md; April, S1S.OO0 15.40; May. $16.15 015.40; June. 816.23 0 15.48 j July. $15,40 0 1 6.62, Vi ; August, $16.60 0 15.72 Vi : September, Tl 5.60 0 1 5.82 H i Lead Weak. Spot. April and Mayi $5 0O. Spelter Quiet. Spot and April. $$.10 0 6.30; May and June. $6.12 Vi 0 6.82 14 : JnW and August, 66.16 0 6.86. Pittsburg-Bessemer iron. $29.35 asked. : Barler Aereas-s Redseeel San Francisco. Ami! 11. Tho aeraam of arier m i out eeuncy nee oaen greatly rwaueed this season. StanUsus county is said tn have reduced its barley acreage from . 110,000 to Santos Coffee Market Vm Vm A n m t TT I ... tores closed unchanged to 25 re is higher. LIBERTY BOND SALES Liberty bonds, official dodns prices, Vw Tork: K I: ' a. ,:. e at - at m Friday. )0902!956OI98749560l9S86lBS7i!saTB Sat. . .l99O8!954019376i956OI9a7819SrittiailT Tne. , 9918 . . .1. ...I 93769576t637S 99e4r95369500!9S68987885629878 V"$3l Buying Orders in -1 Stock Market Aid Some Specialties - STOCKS CL0SK STRONB Mew Ferfe. Aartl 11 L N. 8.) The steok mark, eleesd strong. Sentiment turned bull tab In the final dealings, most of the active issues rasalalng Meet ef the previous losses the ear. There was ceetlaued sscamulgtlen of Sinclair OIL which moved up to a new high rscerd ef BdV esotlns st the etes to 49. ethlebsm ateei B - was else In sood demand, moving np to. 8. U. 8. Steel was flesNf Mi. - Bslewla 91 Vs. Marine 31 Vi, Marine preferred 114V. Amsrlesa Ivrternatlenai 81 Vi, Beuthern Peeifie 163H. American SnteHlng 70 7'a, Mexican Peteolewm 181 V end Industrial Atoohol 184. Oovtnment bonds were unchanged, railway arm ether bends steady. Sale 1,Cs$,400 shsrsti boees. $1198800. New Tork, April 11. (L N. S.) The stock market position st th opening today contrasted sharply with the ion and character of the trad ing bte ' yesterday. Instead of stocks being pressed at concessions, buying orders were in evi dence la the active list sad there was brisk bidding or msny issue as soon as bust uses started. - The marine issues became nromiaant, Marin advancing over 2 points in the first hslf hour to 80 Vi and th preferred moved up 1 to 114 i. American International opened down 2 points at 82. but -recovered practically all this loss in the next few .minutes. ' There ws heavy buying of Steel common, which rose Vi to 90. Bethlehem Steel B. re flected aoeunuilatioa by strong interest and ad vanced to above 91- AtlanUc Gulf rose S Vi to 129 Vi. Pierc Arrow commanded most attention in the motor group, that stock being in demand again from the same inside interests that had been noted ss buyers since Uie beginning of the week snd it hgd s quick advance from 49 to 50. Mexican Petroleum moved up 1 point to 188. OK8CRIPTION " 4 Alaska Gold ...... Allis-Chs Users, c . . do pfd. Am. Agr. Chem. . . . Am. Beet Sugar. . . Am. Can, c. ..... . Am. Car Fdy., c. . . Am. Cotton OH. c. . Am. Linseed, o. . . . Am. Loco., e Am. Smelter, e. . . . Am. Sum. Tobacco . Am. Sugar, c Am. Tel. & Tel. Am. Woolen, e . . . . Anaeonda Mm. Co. . Atchison, c. Atlantic, iv A W. I. Baldwin Lcco., c. . . Bait. St Ohio. e. . . . H. thleliem Steel B. . Brooklyn R. Transit. Itutte A. Superior . . Cahf. Petroleum, c. anadian Pacific . . . Central Leather, c. . Chea. eV Ohio Chi. & Gt. W.. c. . . C. M. & St. Paul. C. A N.. c iliiie Copper Chino Capper .... O. F. A L, C Consolidated Ga . . Cora Products, c. . Crucible Steel, e. .. do pfd . , Cuban Can Sugar . D A R. G., pfd. .. Distiller Erie. c. . ... '. General Electric . . General Motors . . . Goodrich Rubber .. G. N. Ore Lands. .. Gt, North., pfd. . .. Greene Can . . i ... Hid & Leather, e. do pfd. .... . . . Ice Securitiea .... Illinois Central . Industrial Alcohol . t Inspiration Jut. Mer. Marina . . do pfd. ....... rot. Nickel . . X. C. Southern, e. Ksnnecott Copper . Lackawanna : Steel Lehigh Valley . . . f axwelt Motors, e . lies. Petroleum . . Miami Copper . . . Mid vale Steel . . . Mo. Pacific National Lead "... . Nevada Coo. New Haven N. T, Air Brake. . N. Y. Central.... J" or. t western, c I for. j-sdric Pacific Mail Penna. Railway . . People Ga .... Pittsburg Coal. Pressed Steel Car, c y Jons. copper . Ky. Steel bpringa. Heading, c. Rep. I. tc. S... c . . . Reek Island Seers, Roebuck A Co. "hattuck kttudebaker, a . . . . Hmithern Pac. Southern Hy., e. . . Sinclair Oil Kvrift A Co. Texas Oil Tobacco Products... Union Pac do ofd . t'nited Cigar Stores V. 8. Rubber, c. . . V. 8. Steel, e. . ... do pfd Cteh Copper Virginia Chem.. e. Wabash A W. U. Tel. Westingbouse Elec Willys Overland. .. Ohio Cities Gas. . SVi 87 Vi 108 75 Vii 93 49 Vi 49 64 76 102 104 57 62 127 81 48 74 23 22 25 LS 76 36 94 28 37 43 SO 67 26 $ $6 16 161 117 67 41 82 42 32 100 49 99 154 60 80 Vi 114 26 82 70 64 89 1188 8 46 23 fO 29 110 73 101 92 44 '49 ' 71 21 (0 84 82 23 X . . . '46 103 2tt 46 139 215 si 128 134 85 98 116 75 69 88 86 46 29 37 108 75 60 98 49 51 66 71 112 129 105 69 62 130 91 48 76 22 25 160 77 88 94 23 37 43 .a . . . 5ft 67 e 7 16 161 177 67 41 2 48 22 100 49 99 155 50 $1 114 ZT ' '82 70 64 89 184 23 47 28 70 29 "! 110 74 105 92 44 49" 71 21 xo 84 82 24 67 104 2H 50 139 216 91 129 183 99 116 75 80 88 86 47 30 42 3 37 107 74 43 93 49 49 68 ' 70 109 1.27 104 59 61 127 89 48 78 21 21 26 169 75 36 94 29 $7 42 67 66 25 Vs 66 16 158 175 66 41 92 41 21 100 46 99 151 49 29 112 26 70 54 88 181 28 46 28 78 28 110 73 104 W3 44" 48 70 21 7 X3 82 23 65 87 90 108 75 60 93 49 1 61 66 70 110 1Z 104 58 62 91 129 V 91 48 75 31 21 25 159 76 68 7 $7 . 94 23 86 42 93 58 67 93 25 6 16 160 176 66 41 91 42 21 100 46 99. 164 $0 81 114 26 32 70 64 88 181 47 23 69 16 29 110 73 164 91 H 82 44 48 48 70 21 79 84 82 23 179 122 68 103 103 27 I 27 45 I 44 180 189 211 )213 wo 1 n ?i J29 129 134" " 134 83 86 07 98 116 116 74 74 69 69 82 82 81 $6 46 46 29 29 . . . . , 128 41 41 Total sale for th day were 1,298,900 share Ex. Div. 2 per cent, f Ex. Div. 1 per cent Ex. Dir. 1 per eent, ' m POTATOES ALL ALONG THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco, April 11. U. P. pota- -ni rw, aniua. i.tdhz.uu per ''" hit cnoice. ana az.se ss z oo for fanry Mntmas, B.UO3.2S; Oregon Burhartka. 82.00 0 2.20; Idaho Gems. $2.80 0 2.85: Washing ton Gems, $2.25; sweets, $5.000 7.00; new iwiau.es, a yt g a y, a per 10. Onions Ice house, California. $8.73 04.00. s.os Jinauas snaraet Lo Angeles, April 11. (L N. S ) Pota- iob! BisMios nuroancs, extra fancy, $3,75 0 4.0O: Idaho Russets, fsir.' $2.85 0 8.00; Ruiala SZ.60SS2.85: Oregon Bnrbanks. fanew 08.50: new stock, home grown. Red and White Rose, $2.26 0 2.60; seed stock. White Hose, per iwv im.9 um, 9. 1 w n.uMW. 8atU Market Seattle, April 11. (L N. S.) Onions, 5e per 10. Potatoes Tsfcima (Jem. $40.00 042.00; lo cals, .9.uu.v per uin. 991.019550i0362955010391J65liUJ60 Mlnaeapolis Flax Market Mumeapona. Apr! 11. (I. N. 8.) Flax eu. ,s.ois.aa. Clark, Kendall Co. Seconfl Floor . Norftwestern Bank Bias. ' ' Pdrtlsnd. Orecon We Reeommena anil Offer to Investors Carefully s fielected GOVERNMENT, MC7NTCI PAX and CORPORATION - BONDS Dcnammatlona $Sot $5 00. J1000 $190. I I 1 O ,ttecks, Beasls, Cettea. e rani, ste, 1$11I .Beara ef TraAe BaUUa Overbeck&GookeCoe DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES - Msssher CUemc Beerei' ef Trads ... CsmrMiitiu sf Lsrss A Bryaa CtHcage . Kiw Ink - Finance, Industry and Enterprise . UaltsaV States Steel Earalsgs for It 19 Total earnlnrs of ' the United States Steel corporation and ; Its : subsidiary properties for the year 1913, after de ducting; all expenses Incident to opera tione comprising those for ordinary re pairs and maintenance, employee' com pensation tinder the merit plan, and set ting aside $274,27735 for federal in pome, war profits and excess taxes were $208,281,164. Deductions for inter est on bonds of subsidiary - companies, replacement fund and sinking; fund for bonds of the parent corporation, brought the, total net income to $158,61,$5$ com pared ith $244,738,908 in 1917. After payment of $25,219,777 on preferred stock and the extra' dividend of 9 per cent, agrg-regrating- $45,747,225 on the common stock, there was a balance ef "$41,150,350 remaining-. Since Its organisation the aggregate net profits of the United States Steel ' corporation have, been $1,623,048,647. which is largely In excess of its total capitalisation and bonded Indebtedness. , .' Tie Mills Overate at BrowBiYille The Scot ts-Brothers' min, located a few miies south of Brownsville, and a 'milt oper ated by O. Loeb for Uie Oregoit Knee company, a few miles east of that plaee, are cutting; railroad cross ties. During the war the Oregon Knee mill engaged in sawing Bhlp knees, but since the sijm ing of the armistice has taken to saw Ing ties" for the railroads. Kach saw mill has Its own haulers and these manage to deliver enough ties orer the rough hill roads so that about three carloads a week can be shipped. Morris Brothers Will Sell Tlctorjr Bonds Beginning Monday the bulletin Issued by Morris Brothers to their cllen tel will be discontinued until after the Victory loan campaign, John L. Eta- erldge, . vice president 4 of the firm, - 1$ assistant manager of the state Victory loan organisation and Is devoting prscf tlcally . alt. of his time to this work; The firm's sales force and office staff will also devote their energies to the dls? tributlon of Victory loan bonds during the campaign. Morris Brothers are pre Paring to carry Victory Joan advertise. Ing in each of the 17$ newspapers . Oregon during the campaign. Flf teen thousand Inches of advertising space r es been contracted for at a cost of 50OQ ' Bids Asked for Street lMproveaeat-4 Sealed bids will be received by the auditor of the city of Portland urttt 10 a. m.. April 16, for the improvement of Denver avenue from the north, line : of KUlingsworth - avenue ' to the . south line of Portland boulevard ; also for irrs provements on Ainsworth avenue frorg -the east line of Denver avenue to the west curb line of Campbell street Pro posal blanks, specifications, etc., will be furnished at the office of the auditor. . Departed Presides!" Portrait Adorns Bank A handsome prot rait in oils of the late Henry 1 Pfttock. president of the Northwestern National bank. ' was hung in the eoneultation room of that Institution Thursday morning. Officials and employes of the bank participated in the simple ceremony. The portrait is the work of A. Salsbrenner of Sun Francisco and Is a copy of a portrslt painted by Mr. Salsbrenner about 10 years ago. :. . - Teaeiarlsa Wests Trade Belatlons--A firm in Venexuela desires to secure agencies for the sale - of " food products and hardware. Correspondence may be in English. Further Information will be furninhed by the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, Portland Cham ber of Commerce. Kile No. 288$. J DAIRT PRODUCE OF THE COAST San PrawBlsco Market San Francisco, April 11. (U. 1.) Butter -Extras, 6 He. , Eggs Kxtrsi, 48c; firsts, 46c; extra pul lets. 47c Cheese California flats, fancy, 31 He; first, -Otic; California Young America, fancr. 38 He. Seattle Market Seattle, April 11. (IT. P.) Butte Local country creamery, rube. 50c; do bricks, 60c. F.gg Local, strictly fresh,- 4 7e: pullets, 48c. Cheese Washington rveam brick, 8$c; do Toung America, 38 0 80c; Washington and t.regon triplets, 3$0 31e. Lo Ansa: Market Los Angeles. April 11. .(I N. B-) Butter Creamery first. 4 7e. Kggs Fresh extras, 45e; case count, 44e; pullets, 43c. Look for Heavy Frost - The weather burean warns srowers of a heavy frost in exiwaed places in I'ortland and vicinity and a killing frost is Oregon and. Waab ington. 4 New York Sngar and Coffee New Tork. April 11. T7. p;) Coffee Spot. No. 7 Rio. 10 He: Santos:. 21 He Hngsr Cenrrifuaal. 87.26. King of Roumania Sees Danger Ahead, Lortdon. AprU 11. (I. N. S.) Klrjg Ferdinand of Roumania expressed fear of the Hungarian menace and predicted war between his country and Hungary, In an Interview with the Bucharest cof- . respondent of the Times, printed today. "Do the peace makers realise our Posi tion." said Ferdinand. -"Wejre a littlB island at the end of EuropTurrounded j by enemies. Unless we are able to re nist our enemies the efficient" life ff , Europe is menaced." ... i - T8 Lumber Company Fined Vancouver. vash April 11.- Murphy Lumber company of Tacplt w$s fined $25 and costs Thursday in Judge Dorr's court for the alleged offense bf . . I . -...,,Bs lM -VmmaI, ,(...1 1 ': ... LIBERTY BONDS IF YOU MUST SKLL TOUR LIBERTY B03TD, SELL TO US IF TOU CAST BUY MORE LIBERTY BOJTDS.BUY FROM US - Thursday, April 10, we paid the following prices for Liberty Bonds, which were the New Tork prices, plus Interest; Itts 1st 4s 4s ' 1st 4 B Id 448 3d4S 4th 48 100.15 86,79 $6.32 96.99 93.60 95.65 H&.77 When buying Liberty Bonds we deduct from the above prices 37 cents on a $50 Bond and $2.60 on a $1000 Bond. When selling we charge the New York market price, plus accrued interest. Burglar and Fire Proof Safe Ire posit Boxes for Beat MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. - 1 he Premier Maalelpal Bead Hesse $$11 STARK 8TBEET, BKT. IIH AMD 4TH STREETS Telephone Broadway Ilil BsUbilsbed Over st Yeari Ws Own snd Offer the Unsubscribed Portion ef $175,000 Talent Irrigation District Jackson Oounty, Oreeon Municipal 6 Gold Bonds DATED January t, 1919 DUE Serially Principal snd semi-annual Interest (January 1 and July 1) payable at tha Fiscal Agenoy ef the State of Oreeon, New York Olty, or at the off loo ef the Oounty Treasurer, Jackson County-, Oreoon. Wart ee maws at 108 and Interest In nwmer leal seder en any interest payment date st net lee than ninety days notice, Denominations. $500 $1,000 $11,000 .. 11.500 .. 12,500 .. 13.000 .Jan. 1, 1924 . " " 1925 . " " 1926 . " " 1937 $14,000 14,600 ... 15,600 ... 11,600 ... Jan. 1, 1921 " " 1929 : " 1930 " 1931 117.609 18,600 19,500 11.000 ..Jan. 1, 1932 . " - 193$ . " " 1934 1935 st Municipal Tax. Lien General Obligation These bonds are a senersl tas lien en 8417 sere eomgeltlne The Talent treleaU) District. Jaeksen County, Oreeon, s munsslsal dtetrlet orsaotxad under Use senersl law ef the State of Oregon, prior te any mart sag liens, Including morto aseeflng Federal and Stete Fsrrrt Lssn Sens. Frinelsal and Interest are payable from tas as soli acted by the Oounty Treasurer along with snd In tha seme mariner a ether general tax. FINANCIAL STATEMENT Appraised value of entire district (8417 acres)- $1,695,780 'Assessed valuation of entire district, 191$ 8417 acres)...... $80,420 Appraised value of property. improved (8736 acre)........,, 60S,I.r5 Assessed valuation of property improved, 1918 (373$ acres).. 444,360 Total bonded debt '. 175,000 Doe not Include Improvement or personal property but irrigable land only Valuation do not include the eost ef this Improvement or any eonsidersUon (or tha great benefit that will be derived therafrost, - . - eeutetlen, estlrneted, $80 This dor net include population of the ,HVy of - " Talent which is situated enUrely within tb district 864 ef total acreage of district I In a high stete of euttlvaUen, tKt 484 of area In alfalfa and grain ....4,018 acre 414 ef area In fratta, berries, f mts, garden truck, etc.. ........ ,8,488 " ef arse In pasture ............ 818 ' ' MIT, Dlitetct ergenlsss eneer the Munlelsel Lsw sf the Stele ef Oreeon Validity ef district esaefcllshed hy SecMea ef the Otrourt Oourt ef Jackson Oounty, Approved for bank Inrestrrtent by the Superintendent sf Bank ef the Stete ef Oreees) Certified by the Secretary ef State ef the State ef Oregon - Aerved by the Stats Engineer ef the Stste ef Origen f . aerssrsl Tsx Osllsstle ef the CnUre District Legal Investment fee Trust Fund Is Oregon Legal Inveetment fee Oregon Seeing Bank Exempt from ell Federal Income Tsses Declaration ef Ownership , Seowrtty fee Fhtbll Depesftt sesj'sesi Legality Approved by OOOOrtVLOVV, EELLS, MOORE A ORRI0K. SAM FNAN0I90O, CAL. :'' . ' and by TEAL, MINOR A WINFREE, PORTLAND, OREOON v-esd by tha ATTOHNEr OENERAL OF TMS STATS OF OREOON lor Price: Par and accrued interest, to yield 6 Iticome Tax Exempt Freeman Smith a Camp Poena gas vsMetscO .. , .. rxOOSTB FLOON mORTHWWSJtMH BANhC BUILDING MAINS4S