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Newspaper Page TextBETTER OUTLOOK IS NOW NOTICEABLE IN THE WOOL MARKETS . Edited by Hymaa H. tohea BFQRSE DISCOUNTED Edited br m III F. Ueaslaa OUTSIDE FORCES BUTTER DECLINE Local Trade Forced to Follow Loss of 4e In Price and Butlerfat Is ' Lowered 6e Pound at Same Time. EGGS MW5 AGAnr F. o. b. baylag prlee for err la Port land , Monday will b 46e a doien, a - drop of Se. ' Drop of 4c a pound In the price of ereamary butter, which waa followed toy a decline of 6c a pound In butter-fat. came aa a surprise to the general trado here. Announcement of the change was made In a late edition of The Journal ,-' Friday, the ltfwer price, being effective Saturday rooming. Lower prior In Seattl. San Francisco end t ee.tern entm wer primariy responsible foe the sharply lower values In the Fo-tland trad. Seattl hae been 'he weak vp of ' tne Pacific North wm prod'le trade for a nomfwr of months and tha lowering of vlue tber aatarally forced Portland down bcau of com petitive territory. Insofar aa tha Portland market waa ooo rd, butter trad bar waa of unlsfactory ebarseUr until tba outside markats were loweised. Vela bar bad been holdlnc ataady during (he - lest law dart and both enbaa and prinle war leaning up satisfactorily. Soto of tb creamery intareata look for ur tbsr eharp declines within tba immediate future. ' KOO PRICES M0VI5O SUPPLIES At'tha lower prioee being quoted for etc, 48c a doaen Portland for current receipts, there is now a Terr food movement with quit fair stocks betas ahippad to Atlantic coaat center. nrtTT vvtrtl aBF. IAVKSKTJ Fries In the poultry market are slightly easier a a nuA fieavy nans are iworauj trig SB a pound with light weicht etock'at 28e. Hear? spring are going at 28 9200 with broil er at 40 for food ltuff. VEAI. market rtjlikg easier Market for country killed ealvea im ruling slicht 1 eaaiar alone the street with general sales of top at 2 So a pound, although a small Tolwne of business It reported a fraction nigner. tun about steady. POTATOES 4KB ONIONS STEADY Both potatoes and onions are showing a steady ; ton hr with no change indicated in prices. ' Buying of potatoes ia on a small scale at country point. Onion movement is daily showing an mcreaaa SUGAR ORDER8 ARE CANCELED Many orders for can sugar bare been can celled by the trad of this territory since the rec ord values were put into effect this week by refiners. Borne small stocks of beet are still offered bat this supply is not sufficient to last nor than a very short time. BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE Many dressed goats coming forward; demand not good. IJttle antivity shown in honey despite high tuff a r prices. Chews market continue to gather weakness. Steadier ton in hidaa at the bighar prices. Eastern apple markets continue depressed gen srally. WFJ :ather notice for shippers Weather bureau advises: Protect shipments during the next 86 hours against the following minimum temperatures: Going north. 44 de crees: northeast oyer the Spokane. Portland A ill Seattle railway. 88 degrees; ea.it to Baker. 26 ' mnA smith rt AahlsrMl R2 dnrfiM Mini. Sinum temperature at Portland tomorrow, about 44 degree. Naval Stores Market New Tor. Jan. IT. (I. N. 8.) Turpen tine Savannah, 81-86 V ; New Tork, 81.87. , Basin Savanna:. 818 85 18.78; New Tork, 18.20. POULTRYMEN AND SHIPPERS We guarantee you Highest Cash Prices for Poultry of all kinds. Send us your next shipment and be con vinced. CASH PRODUCE COMPANY IN EAST MORRISON TJader New Management Wl WANT YOUR Veal, Hogs, Poultry A OS, DRISSID MIATS, HIDES. CA80ARA ARK, MOHAIR, WOOL. TO. WRITE US FOR PRICKS GULLICKSON & CO. KsUMrehed 1811 10S Front St., Portland, Or. HIDES, SHEEP PELTS, MOHAIR, WOOL ALSO CASCARA BARK WRITS FOR PRICIS TO H. F. NORTON CO. S. W. Oar. 1 Sin and Johnson St., Portland, Or, . and 6 ), Wash. SHIP YOUR HIDES TO PORTLAND'S ONLY TANNERY We Will Pay You Highest Market Price Weber Tanning Co. Established 1881. Mlt MACADAM ST. PORTLAND, OR. MARK SHIPMENT. for TO HIOHaST PRICK V PROMPT PAT Writ for Pries DAIRY BUTTER ORKAM KQQ8 comfix? PORTLAND, OR. BoDine&Clark , Livestock Commlsiioa Merchaits j UNION STOCK YARDS NORTH PORTLAND, OREGON HIDES, PELTS,WOOL Caseara Bark, Metals, Rubbers Write for prices and shipping tags. L. SHANK & CO. .llf Freat Street, Portland, Oregon ii3$vr uiiiin VT4TIlrW n$7 , SKtatJ SULUYAN HIDE 4 WOOL CO. aw FTwat BL. 8"T l I f 111 Jl aVaOaTW A fMMAIlK.ET baske;tw By Rynaa H. Cobea Thle la the season of the year when dairy products are generally erratic In price with the tendency of values gen erally lower. Consumers shonld go rather slow about stocking up with butter and eggs and' should purchase only for their require ments of a day or so at a time. Such sharp drops have occurred In 'he price of butter and eggs recently that money would be saved if consumers will watch the wholesale markets more carefully. While the retail price of butter quickly follows any changes In the whole sale price, such is not always the case with eggs. Retailers paying extreme values for eggs usually try to get their money back even on a declln'ng market and many of them do not advance their quotations on this product as It Is made In the wholesale trade. Cheese Is cheaper with the exception of the Tillamook make. The following prices are average ones that consumers are expected to pay at retail stores. Quality quoted is the srerage, fancy stuff beug slightly higher and inferior stuff fractionally lower. Butter, beat creamery, parchment wrapped. 85c lb.; cartons, 66c; best storage, pare brut 'it wrapped, 60c per lb. Eggs, freshly laid, 67c per doses fresh, 68c per dosen. fancy. Cheese, fancy, 4Uc per lb. Chickens, dressed, BOe per Tb. 8Bc per lb.; turkeys, 66c per lb, gees, dressed. ; ducks, 60c lb. Salmon. 26 ( BOo per lb. Flour, beat local patent, 88.26 par sack, 49 pounds. Potatoes, Burbsnks, fancy, Te per lb; sweats, 10c per lb. Onions, dried. 7 8c per lb. WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND These are prices retailers pay wholesalers, except as otherwise noted: Dairy Products BUTTER Belling price, box lota: Creamery prime, parchment wrapped, 89c per lb.; prime first, B7c lb ; firsts, 5657e per lb.; smaller lots at an advance. Jobbing prices: Cubes, ex tra. B4e per lb.; prime firsts, 52 58c per lb.: esrtons, lc extra. Selling price No. 1 storage butter, 50c; off grade, 49c per lb. BTJTTKHFAT Portland delivery basis, 68 61e: country ttion. 8ft 57c. OLEOMARGARINE Best brands. 40c; ordi nsry. 88 He; bskers. 83c: Nutniargarine. 1 lb. cartons, 8 2c per lb. CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook fresh Ore ion, fancy cream triplets, 85 38c lb.; Young America. 86 37c. Price to Jobbers f. o. b. Tillamook, triplets. 82c; Young Americas, 88c. Selling price: Cream brick. 40042c; buying price of Coos and Curry triplets. Sic; Toung America, 32 He lb. f. o. b. Myrtle Point selling price: Block Swiss. 48 48c; Limburger. 40 0 42c lb Er,8 Buying price: Current receipts, BOe; candled, selling price, S3 55c; select, 56 0 57c. LIVE. POlLTRY Heavy hens. 83c per lb.: light hens. 28 80c; spring light. 40c; hesry. 2Hc; old rooster. lR20c; squabs. 83. OO; dressed ducks, 4 8a,"iOc lb.; pigeons, 11.5000 2.00 per dozen; turkeys, lire. 85c lb.; dressed, 40 46c per lb.; dressed geese, 25 9 80c per lb. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit FRESH FRUIT Oranges, 84.26 (SP B.B0 per box; bansnas, 10 911c per lb.; lemons. $5.28 5.75 per crate: Florida grapefruit. $5 75(9 fl. 75; California grapefruit. ( ) crate; pears. 12.25 9 3.60; grapes. Emperior, 12H15c lb. BERRIES Cranberries. $4.76 per bushel box; esstem. $15.0018.00 APPLES Various Tarietiea, local. $1,25 3 8.50. DRIED FROT .Dates, Dromedaries, 19.00; Fsrds. 88.T5 per box; rslsins. 8 crown, loose Muscatel, 16c per lb.; figs, 88.80 B. 60 box. ON ION 8 Selling price to retailers, Oregon. 88.00 per cwt; associated selling price, carload, 85.00 f. o. b. country; garlic, 25 60c per lb. ; green onions, 40c per dosen bunches. POTATOES Selling price. 84. 50 9 6. 00 per cwt; Duyin price tor lancy large sise, S9.7D 9 4.00; ordinary, 88.60 per cental; sweets, 7 7 Ho per lb. VEGETABLES Turnips. $8.80 per sack: carrots. 62.26 2. 80: beets. 88.50: r-.hh... Orecon, 4 4 e lb.; lettuce, $1(4' 1.25 dosen; encumbers, California, 80c per dosen; tomatoes, 64.60 0 6.00 per lug: ess nlant. 20e Ih cauliflower, $2.00 2.25; bell peppers, 25c; sprouts, 17c par lb.; Hubbard squash. Be lb.; pars nips. $3,00 8.50 sack; rutabagas, $3.00 Mast and Provisions COTTNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country bogs. 21 21 He per lb. for top blockers; heary hogs, 16 917c per lb.; best Teal, 26c per lb.; beary eeal. 16 17c per lb. SMOKED MEATS Ham. 27S8e per lb.; breakfast bacon. 82 80s; picnics, 27c; cottage roll. 80c per lb. LARD Kettle rendered. 81 He lb.; stand ard 80c; tierce basis, compound. 27c. Flab and Shellfish FRESH FISH Salmon, fall. Slo lb.; aileer slde. 19c lb.; halibut, fresh, 25c lb.; sturgeon 20c lb.; klsck cod. 10lle lb.; silver smelt. 10c lb.; salmon trout. 20 26c lb.; kippered ralmon. 82 85 per 10-lb. basket; kippered cod. $2 85; Columbia smelt, 16c lb SHELLFISH Crabs. $8.60 per dosen; shrimp meat. 65o per can; lobster, 80c In. rocarlat SUGAR Cub. $16.76; powdered. $16.45; fruit and berry. $16.90; yellow, $16.80; gran ulated. $15.90; extra C. $16.60; golden C. $16.40. HO.NET New, $7.50 8.00 per case. RICE Japan atyle. 5o, l,i 14 He; New Or leans, head. ( ) ; Blue Rose, 15 He per lb. SALT Coarse, half ground. 100s $17.00 per ton; 60s. $18.60; table dairy. 60s, $20.50; bales, $8.1 8 8.55; fancy table and dairy. $82.50; lump rock. $25.00 per ton. BRANS Oregon (sales by jobbers) : Lady Washington. 7H8c per lb.; pink. 8c: limas. Veal Hog Poultry Bring top prices when shipped to us. We are also In the market for Pota toes and Onions. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS AND TAGS BOLLAM & CO. 118 Front 8U, Portland, Or. MEATS WANTED Best Hogs sell today Ho Best Veal 2ec Hesry Hens 82 to SBC Light Hens 28 to SO Springs, per lb 28 to SB Can handle aoy kind of poultry or farm pro duce: always gusrantee the market price. Write for tags and we make returns the following day promptly. ubcmk j. CARLSON Capital $10,000 161 Front Strest Ship Your Poultry to Us W Querent You Prio etow Until Furthar Notice: Veal, fancy 26 V, c Hens, large 33c Hogs, fsncy 20c Hens, light 2 So Turkeys, dressed, ' fancy. 48 to BOo Beaver Produce Co. 149 FRORT T. PORTLAND. OR. WriU for Price List and Taos. AT BARGAIN PRICES Wholesale Fruit and Produce Oregon Growers' Exchange Beeelren Distributors Jobbers SPECIALTY IN CAR LOTS Phone Main 4764 ISt FRONT ST PORTLAND, OREGON ISSUE 22 POTATOES We have oar owa track at-e aid want several cars of Potatoes aad Oaloas at once. Wire as If yoa have aajthlnr to offer. TEAL slightly higher. Demand good. Most sales oa Hogs at 21, aad Teal at 26 to 26a). . ' POULTRY -Market Higher, fleas, ott IVa lns 35 Heas, aader !V lhs fx) jfsV H mIIbh Sb I W m 9 fP m SS S A v a. aras -a . . . . w ov7 . . ooi "r""5i oyer a idb auri stags, Ifi29I Old Boosters, 1841 Decks, Live, SOt. Oar geular Ckargeat le lb. Hogs, Teal, Poaltry le dosea oa Eggs Sheridan -Beckley Co., Inc. I v FRUITS AJtD PKODVCE 341 East Alder St., Cor. 2d Phone East 5801 ""OOwW MIBBRNIA SAVINGS BAM at WOOL MARKET IS E Everything Except Coarser Grades Selling Better in the East and ' Abroad Contracting Is Stopped. While little activity Is shown In the Portland wool trade and prices here remain 'n a nominal position. Increased activity Is indicated for practically everything except the extremely coarse stock In the East and abroad. Som of the leading mill interest have been quit liberal purchasers of wool in the Boston market during the last 10 days. Reports indi cate that they are securing this stock in antici pation of a genera renewal of actirtty with a consequent hardening of values. Only in the coarse stock is the market in clined to be draggy at leading consuming cen ters. This is true of the British markets aa well as those on the Atlantic coast Quarter blood stock appears to hare the pref erence at the moment and sales of more than a half million pounds hare recently been made in Boston alone. No further effort appear to hare been made to secure contracts in the west sfter the recent trial in Nevada, where contractors found it im possible to secure more than a very limited vol ume; in fact not enough was offered to pay the expense of the buyers sent into that territory. GENERAL SELLING SENDS COARSE GRAINS LOWER By Joseph F. Pritohsrd Chicago. Jan. 17. (L N. 8.) There was a better feeling in the corn and oats markets during the last hour of the session oday. Shorts covered late and the result was reactions and advances from the lowest levels, with net gains of ttOSc for corn and h g ike for oats. Provisions were mainly lower. Chicago. Jan. 17. (L N. 8.) General sell ing with only scattered buying resulted in the corn market opening He to c lower today. Weakness in hogs was a depressing influence. Trade was moderate in oats which also opened lower, ranging from He to He off. Provisions opened 10c to 25c lower for lard. Support was lacking and selling scattered. Range of Chicago prices ss United Press: furnished by the CORN 18H 137H 132 H 133 130 H 131H OATS S1H 82H 76 H 75 PORK January May . . . July ... May . . . July . January 186 187 H 131 H 182 H ISO 131 81 H 75 82 75 3865 2370 2442 1975 2047 LARD 2380 2465 RIBS January .2870 .2485 2370 2480 May . . . January May . . . JO.0 2056 2030 POTATOES ALONG THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco. Jan. 17. (U. P.) Potatoes Hirer White, 85 00 5.25; Salinas, 85.50 5.75; sweats. 85.00 5.50. ' Onion -Yellow and white. 84.50; Australian brown. 85.00 5.50. Seattl Market Seattle. Jan. 17. (L N. S) Potatoes Takima Gems. 8100; local, 885.00 90.00 tun. Sweets. 0 H c lb. Los Anoeies Market Los A nee lex, Jsn. 17. (I. N. 8) Pota toes Stockton Burbanks. fancy and )ecial brands. 85.75 6. OO; few. 85.35 & 5.50 ; Idaho Russets, $,V70(j 5.75; rurals. 85.10; local, lug bnxrs, 81.G5& 180; local White Ro, mostly 85.25. DAIRY PHODl'CE OF THE COAST 8en Francisco Mark at San Francisco, Jan. 17. (!'. P.) Butter Extras. 56 He; prime firsts, 54 He. Kggs Extras, 82c; extras, pullets, 68c; under sized pullet-. 4 7c. Cheese California flats, fancy, 88 He per lb.; firsts, 31c per lb. Seattls Market Brattle. Jan. 17. (U. P.l Butter Local, strictly fresh bricks, 68c: cubes, 49c. Effgs Fresh, 58c: pullets, 55c Cheese) ripleta, 32 84c. Los Angelas Market Ixn Angeles, Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Butter California creamery, extras, 61c. Eggs Fresh, extras, 56c; case count, 54c; pullets. 52c. Liv Poultry Hens, 85 57c; broilers. 82 g 35c; fryers. 35c. 18c; bayou, lOHe; Oregon beans, buying price, nominal. 5 He per lb. CANNED MILK Carnation. 87.25; Borden, $7.15; Aster. 87 15: Eagle. $1125; I.ihby. $7.15: Yeloban. $7.05: Mount Vernon, $7.15; Hatelwood. $7.15 per ease. COFFEE Roasted. 87 Q, 51c in sacks or drums. SODA CRACKERS In bulk, IT He per lb. NUTS Walnut. 8540e per lb.; almond. 88c; filberts, 83c in sack lots; peanuts, 15 9 16c; pecans, 25c; Braxils. 80c. Rops, Paints, Oils ROPE Sisal, dark, 18 He; white. 20c lb.; standsrd msnils, 28 He. LINSEED OIL Itsw. bbls., 82.06 gal.; ket tle boiled, bbl.. IH.08; raw, cases, 82.21; boiled, cases. $2.28 pet zallon. COAL OIL Water white, in drums or iron, bbls.. 13 He gal.; cases, 24c gal. GASOLINE Iron bbls.. 23 H 923c; cases. 85 H c: engine distillate, iron bbls., 1 6c ; rsir. 26 He. WHITE LEAD Too lots, 14c; 600 lb., 14 He per It. TURPENTINE Tanks. 82.02; cases. $2.17; 10 esse lots, lc less. WIRE NAILS Bsxic price, $5.16 Hops, Wool and Hides HOPS Nominal, 1919 crop, 80c per lb. HIDES No. 1 salt cured hides (under 45 lbs.), 27c; No. 1 salt cured hides (over 45 lbs.). 22c; No. 1 salt cured bull hides. 18c Partly cured hides, 2c per lb. less; green hides, 5c per lb. leas; No. 2 hides, lc per lb. less. Hair slipped hides, one third less than No. 1 hides. CALF AND KIP SKINS No. 1 trimmed skins (up to 15 lbs.), Hftc; No. 1 trimmed kip skins (15 to 30 lbs). 85c; No. 2 skins. 2c per lb less. Hair slipped skins, one third less than No. 1 akins. DRY HIDES AND SKINS Dry flint hides (7 lbs. and up). 35c; dry flint bulls, 24c; dry flint calf skins (under 7 lbs), 65c; dry salt hides (7 lbs. and up). 29c; dry salt bulls. 18c; dry salt calf kuw (under 7 lba). 00c; dry cull bides snd skins, half price. HORSE HIDES Green or salted Large, well taken care of hides, 85.00 7.00; pony and small hides, 82.50 8.50 ; dry horse hides, $150c 3.50; hides with heads off, 50c lea; .horse tail hair, per lb.. 25c; horse man hair, per lb., 15c PELTS Dry long wool pelts, per lb.. 30 40c; dry medium wool pelts, per lb.. 25 Q 30c; dry shearing pelts, 50c $1.00 each; salt long wool pelts, $2.00 4.00 each; salt medium wool pelts, $1.50 2.50 each; salt shearing pelts. SOc A 1 00 each. MOHAIR Long staple. 40c per lb.: abort staple, Z3(Ille ID. TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow. He; No. 2. 10c; No, 1 greas. 9c; No. 2 grease. To per lb. CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK New peel, 11 He per lb. WOOL VtUey.half blood Merino and Shrop shire. SOc; Cotawold and Lincoln. 4045e: matted Cotawold. 30 35c; timber stained, 5c per lb. lesa; lambs' wool, 4c per ib. less. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and California Wool Merino and Shropshire, 35 40c; hall blood Merino and Cotswold, 87 42e: Shropshire, 8745c; Cotawold and Lin coln, straight and mixed, 82 0 35c; burry, 6c per lb. less; lambs, 4c per Ib. keaa. Fin Wools Henna combing sad carding graaea, uo. SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1920 M 0 R FAVORABLE HAY MARKET IS WEAKER LOCALLY Much More Stock of All Varieties Now Being Offered Livestock Feeders Beginning to Unload Here. NORTHWEST .GRAIN RECEIPTS Care Wheat. Barley Flour. Oats. Hay. .25 2 IB 8 9 18 7 4 1 7 77 IT 17 11 47 17 17 17 11 47 5419 151 2582 888 1077 0902 820 1840 572 2229 18 .. .. .. 8 ,5 .. .. .. 2 4260 67 .. 132 592 4825 20 .. 129 811 5 .. 2 2 4 17 2 17 .4050 192 465 498 884 .4448 4 908 479 2037 from Portland and Puget Portland, Sat. Tsar ago .... Tear ago Year ago .... Season to date.. 5419 Tear ago lacoma, Fri. . Tear ago .... Seaaon to date Year ago .... Seattle. Fri . . Year ago .... 8eason to date. Year ago 4 448 Flour exports fror Sound this week 480. 7o9 barrels. Weakness is generally apparent In the market for alfalfa hay, although buyers continue to offer as high as $32 Portland track for Immediate shipment. Offerings of alfalfa from Central Oregon, as well as from Eastern Ore gon, are Increasing. Reports Indicate that huge stocks will soon be liberated upon the market by livestock Interests who have been holding the supplies as protection against extreme cold weather. At the moment there is plenty of Willamette valley and Southwestern Washington hay offer ing. According to Harry 8purlock. In charge of the hay department of Everdlng A Farrell. up to $30 a ton is being offered here for top quality west' of the mountain timothy. No Eastern Oregon stock is offered snd none is wanted, as buyers here claim that the Western stock is just as good, if not better. First wheat hay for an extended period ia being offered the local trade by Willamette valley growers with buyers paying $25 a ton Portland delivery for the beat. Plenty of cheat hay is available with buyers offering around 822 a ton. "All horse hays," says Mr. Bpurlock, "are showing a very quiet demand at this time, "the only call being for dairy feeding. Practically no oals are being purchased for feeding and all coarse grains remain quiet at msnina! prices. FLOUR Selling prices, new crop: Patent. $12.35; whole wheat flour, $10.45; Willam ette valley, $10.35: local straight. $10:20: bakers' local, $11.50(911.75: Montana apring wheat, patent. $12:85; rye flour; 810.10; oat meaL $13.00; graham. $11.00. Prices for city deliveries In five barrel lota. HAY Buying price, new crop: Willamette timothy, fancy, $30.00: Eastern Oregon-Washington fancy timothy. ( ); alfalfa, $31.00 32.00; valley vetch. $25.00; cheat. $20.00 22.00: straw, $10.00; clover, $25.00; grain. $25.00. GRAIN SACKS Nominal: New crap de livery. No. 1 Calcutta. 1 So to car lots; leas amount higher. UILLSTUFFS Mixed ran at mill, sacked. $46 00 47.60. ROLLED OATS Per ton. $60.00 61.00 tiuicis da K lL 1 1'er $78.00. ton. $77.00 Merchants Exchange bids: OATS - Jain ' Feb. 6375 March. 6400 No. 8 whit 6300 CORN No. 3 yellow 5775 6750 5750 Eastern oata and corn in bulk: OATS Jan. Febi 36 lb. clipped 6000 6050 March. 6100 88 lb. clipped 6150 6250 8250 CORN No 3 yellow 5875 5875 5B00 Total sales for the day were 100 tons of Janu ary delivery No. 8 yellow corn at $58.25. Hogs Appear With Weaker Undertone Only Two Loads Come for Weekend at North Portland Mutton and Lambs Strong. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCN Hogs. Cattle. C aires Sheep. Saturday Week ago 2 weeks sgrs. . . 4 weeks ago. . . Year ago 2 years ago . . , 8 years ago . . . 4 years ago . . . 271 159 91 2R7 219 650 262 267 33 3 142 "8 288 65 65 1 1060 4 21 2 617 Only two loads of livestock came Into the North Portland yards for the week end and these consisted of hogs. Swine were easier, with cattle and sheep nomi nally quoted. Even the two lone loads of hcs that ar rived for the Baturday market at North Port land did not find much demand. Killers ap peared to be out of the market temporarily, with the hope of securing lower values. A lower market was genersl in the East for Sat urday and this was an influence here. General bog rang: Prime mixed Medium mixed ......... Rough heavies Pigs 818.60916.00 16 00 15.50 12.009 14.00 12.00 015.50 Cattle Demand Fair While there were no offerings in the cattle alleys for the week-nd. the markt at North Portland reflected a steady tone with prices nominally quoted unchanged. General cattle market range: Best steers 811.00 912.00 Good to choice cows and heifers. 7.75 (i 9.00 Medium to good steers , 9.00 9.75 Fair te good steers 8.00 0 9.00 7.00 0 8.00 9 00 10.00 7.75 910.00 6.76 "7.75 4.75 M 6.75 Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifers Good to choice cows and heifers. Medium to good cows and haif era . Fsir to medium cows end heifers. Carmen Bulls Best light calves Heavy calves Blockers and feeders 8.50 0 6.80 6.00 9 8.00 18.00 16.00 7.00 012.50 8.00 8 9.50 Mutton Demand Strong Nothting appeared for sale in the mutton and lamb alleys at Worth Portland for the weak-cud. Some sale reported were actually sold late Friday and weighed up too late for publication in a prrioua issue. Demand for both mutton and lambs continues strong. General sheep and lamb range: East of mountain lambs ...814.50 915.50 Best light valley lambs 13.00 015.06 Best heavy valley lambs 12.50 013.50 Feeder lambs 12.00 914.00 Tesilingi 12. 00 18.00 Wethers 11.60 12.50 Ewes 7.00 0 9.60 Friday Aftarnoon Sal COWS io. Ave. lbs. Price. No. Ave. lbs. Price. 1 1080 $ 8.50 8 858 $ 6.50 1 650 8.50 2 800 6.25 1 820 4.00 1 930 7.00 1.. f. 1020 7.50 1 1090 8.50 1 1020 8.25 1 940 8.50 BULLS 1.... 860 $ 6.50 ! HOGS 1.... 130 $18.50 1 430 $12.00 8 192 15.60 64 218 15.90 12 225 15.90 25 287 16.90 2 220 15.00 1 40 12 90 88 208 15.90 4 820 18 99 81 218 16 00 7 814 14 00 1 220 10.00 1 290 15.50 4 200 15.60 1 260 18.75 12 190 14.00 8 Sf8 15.00 1 260 16.00 9 268 15.75 3 195 15.25 86 15.00 1 120 14.00 9 198 J.6.26 LAMBS - H 84 $15.00 10 48 $12.00 77 76 15.50 Saturday Mornlnf Sales HOGS 2 S10 $15.75 2.... 260 $15.00 LAMBS Sew Tork Batter aad Eggs New Tork, Jan. 17. (L N. 8.) -Butter Easier; creamery extra, 61 H 0 64 He; cream ery' first. 60 0 62 He; creamery higher scons 62 H 9 85 He; etate dairy tuba, 60 0 61c; reno vated extras. 660 58 He; imitation creamery. 61 52c Cheese Market, irregular; state whole milks. spU.. 82 0 33c; whole milk fancy, 81 H0 81e: lower grades, 20 0 80 He, Wisconsin, whole milk, fancy, Toung Americas, 32 H 0 83c; state, skims. spla.. 21 0 23c: skims choice, 17 019c; skims fsir to good. 14 01c; lower grade. 8 0 13c Egs Market, nnsettlsd, nearby whit fancy. B3o; nearby browa fancy. 78 0 78c: extra nf- vereo, fc, nrsc. SSWIVC; whole 1 price i $8.69. STRENGTH NOT HELD Early Advances Are Shortlived in New York Trading General Motors Shows a Severe Ulump. New York, Jan. 17. (I. N. 8.) The stock mark clcssd ataady today. Thar was a com pleta reversal" of market sentiment In the final trading. Railiee of from 1 to 4 point wire mad. St4 common was finally 106',, an upturn of , . . Baldwin Locomotive rallied 1 V from Ul low f 1114. Shell Transport rose S' t SS's and Mexican ftrolum rallied 44 from the tow ts 181 H, and Oensral Sftotors finished at 80S, a loss far the day of 1 point. Pleroe-Arrow rallied 2 ft t 70. Frac tional in were mad In th railroad and cop per char. Royal Dutoh was finally 104 Vs. American International 109. Bthlhm St4 B 94' and 0. S. Rubber 124'. Oovarnnwnt bonds unchanged; railway and other bond steady. New York, Jan. 17. (L V. a) There waa an Improved tone to the trading at the opening of the stock market to day, most of the active Issues making gains of from fractions to over three points. The steal stocks .were In demand. Steel common advancing , to 105 ; Republic Steel 1. to 1094, and Baldwin Locomotive Hi. to 112. Crucible Steel, however, was under pressure, and after advancing to 205 had an abrupt drop to 200. The display of strength at the start, however, was shortlived, when a selling movement caused violent declines in many Issues. General Motors, after advancing 3 to 810 H, slumped to 800. United State Steel lost all of It early advance, dropping to 104 H, While Baldwin Locomotive lost all of it early gains. Crucible Steel fell further to 197. a loss of 8 points. The oil shares were also under pressure sfter the start Mexican Petroleum, after advancing 1H to 181, dropped to 187. Pan American Petroleum sold 2 points higher at 90 H but quickly lost this gain. Royal Dutch rose to 103 at the start and then suffered a setback of 1 point. Pierce Arrow roe at the start to 70 H snd then dropped 8 points. American Woolen advanced 2 point at the start to 187 and International Paper 1H to 81 H. The copper stocks made fractional up turns. Utah advancing to 76 H, snd Ana conda to 60 4 . The market rallied again after the first hour. General Motors recovering 6 points to 806. Crucible Steel 4 points to 201 and Bteel com mon 1 pout to 105 H. Furnished by Orerbeek Cooke Co.. Board f Trade building: N STOCKS DESCRIPTION : Open High Low Close Alii Chalmers . . . 47H 47 H 48 47 H AUoy Steel 49 HI 49 H 49 H 49 H Am. Agr. Chem. 80 H Am. Beet Sugar ... 02 Wl 92 H I 91 91 H Am. Can, c 53 H 58 4 52 H 58 Am. Car Fdry 186 186H136 138 H Am. Cotton Oil . . I 50 H I 50 Vi 50 49 Am. Hide A Lea., c. 25 H 25 24 25 H Am. Int. Cor 108 110 107 H 109 H Am. Linseed, c 80 82 80 81 Am. Loco., c 98 97 HI 96 97 Am. 8meltr. c 67 67 67 67 Am. Steel Kdy 42 43 H 42 42 Am. Sugar, c 137 137 135 185 Am. Sumatra Tob.. 91 H 93 H 90 93 Am. Woolen, c 150 150 147 149H Am Zinc 19 19 18 H 18 Anaconda Mining.. 60 61 80 60 Atchison, o 83 H 83 83 83 Baldwin Loco., c. . 1 1 2 11 12 1 1 0 H 1 1 1 Bait A Ohio. c... 81HT31H 31 31 Beth. Steel. B 94 94 9SH 94 Br'klyn Rapid Tran 12 Butte and Superior. 27 27 27 27 Canadian Pac 129 180 129 129 Cen. Leather, e. . . 98 94 93 93 Chandler Motors... 122 128 H 122 124 H Ches. A Ohio 65 55 55 64 Chgo. Gt. West., e 8 Chgo., Mil. A S. P. 36 8B 36 36 H Chgo. A N. W 84 85 84 85 Chmo Copper 88 88 88 88 Col. Gas A Elec. . 68 64 63 63 Continental Can 86 Colo. Fuel A Iron. 41 42 41 41 H Consol. Gas 81 81 80 80 Corn Products, c. . 82 83 82 83 Crucible Steel, c. 204 $ 205 187 203 Cuban Am. Sugar 375 Cuban Cane Sugar. 49 50 49 50 Erie, c 12 13 12 12 General Cigars ... 71 71 70 71 General Electric ... 167 167 167 167 General Motors . . . 310 810 H 800 305 Goodrich Rubber .77 78 77 78 H Granby Cons 50 Gt Northern Ore.. 38 88 38 38 Gt. Northern Ry. . . 77 77 77 77 Greene Cananea 85 Gulf States Steel 77 Ice Securities 44 Illinois Central 89 Ind. Alcohol 105 H 106 105 106 Ins Copper 55 56 65 55 Int. Agr. Chem 19 Int. Harvester . 126 126 H 126 126 Int. Mer. Marine, c. 41 42 40 42 Int. Nickel 23 23 23 23 K. City Southern, e 1 5 Kelly Springfield .. 133 133 183 133 Kennecott Copper . . 30 30 80 30 Lackawanna Steel . 84 84 82 83 Lehigh Valley 43 44 4 48 Maxwell Motors, c. 33 33 32 32 Mexican Tetroleum. 190 192 187 191 Montana Power. 84 Miami Copper 23 H 23 23 23 Midvale Steel 49 49 49 49 Missouri Pacific, e. 25 25 25 25 National Enamel... 83 83: 82 83 National Lead. 80 80 80 80 Nevada Con. L6 H 16 H 18 H 16 New Haven 2 H N. T. Air Brake. .. 107 107 106 106 N. T. Central 68 68 68 68 Norfolk AW 98 9 96 96 Northern Pacific. 78 79 I 78 78 Pacific Mail 87 37 HI 37 H 37 H Penn. Ry 42 42 41 41 People's Gas 38 Pittsburg Coal, c 61 Presaed S. Car. c. . . 96 97 95 96 Ray Cons. Copper . . 21 21 21 21 Ry. Steel Springs 96 Reading, c 75 HI 78 75 H 75 Rep. Iron A 8.. c . 109 110 loo 108 Rock Island, c 28 26 26 26 Shattuck Copper .. 12 13 12 12 Sloss Sheffield 73 73 73 73 H Southern Pac 100 K)l 99 100 Southern By., c 21 Studebaker, c 103 104 102 103 St. Louis A S. F. . . 17 18 17 17 Swift A Co 181 131 131 181 Tenn. Copper 11 Ui H 11 Texas Pac 36 37 86 37 Tobacco Prods. ... 92 92 90 91 Union rac. c 121 122 121 122 U. S. Rubber, c. . . 125 126 122 12, U. 8. 8. A R I 70 U. 8. Steel, c 104 105 104 105 Utah Copper 75 78 75 75 Ye. Chemical, c. . . 66 66 5 65 Wertern Union ... 86 H I 86 6 88 West. Electric 53 53 52 52 Willys Overland 29 80 28 29 Total sales, stocks. 504.300. Total aalea, bonds, $7,293,000. New Tork Bond Market (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., Board of Trade building.) Bid. Ask 78 79 65 66 H 85 H 86 75 77 95 95 77 !78 77 79 81 82H 7 7 7 77 70 79 84 84 98 99 77 78 102H 103H 80 81 91 91 82 83 H 80 80 H 82 83 Atchison GsnL, 4s Bal. A Ohio Gold. 4s Beth. Steel Ret.. 5s Cent. Pacific. 1st 4s C, B. A Q. CoL, 4s , St Paul Genl., 4 Hs. . . . . . Chicago N. W. Genl. 4s. ... , L. A N. Cni.. 4s New Tork Ky., 5s Northern Pac. P. L.. 4i..., Reading Genl.. 4s Union Pac.. 1st 4a U. S. Steel. 5a Union Pac. lt Ref. 5s.. Southern Pc Conv. 6s. . . . Southern Pac. Con., 4s. . . Penna. Conv.. 4H... .... Penn. 1st 4Hs Ches. A Ohio Conv. 5s Or. Short Line, 4s Foreign Bond Furnished by Overbeck A Trade building: A P. 5s Oct 1920 U. K. 5Hs Nov. 1921... Hep- France 6a 1981 Pari 6s Oct 1921 Russia, Exta. 6s 1921. Russian Intl. 1928 Dora. 5a Apr. 1921 Dom. 6 Apr. 1981 Dim. 5s Apr. 1926 Argentine 6s Kay 1920... Dom. Canada 6 1937... C. K. 5 a 1937 Market Cooke Co.. Board of Rid. Rak. . .. 96 ... 95 ... 77 . .. 92 ... 25 ... 24 ... 98 ... 91 . . . 94 , .. 99 ... 89 ... 89 96 94 79 H 92 28 27 98 92 95 99 93 89 Exehasge Bates Erratic New Tork. Jan. 17. (D. P.) Burling de mand on the foreign exehenge opeaed at $$.68 off c, her today. Franc checks wet tip S centvaxf at $11.80. Marks were quoted at S0.01A aaat Visas krone a $0.9048. OILS DISTURBING E; HAS WEAK SESSION e4sksssBkMkkeBBBasMssaisHBsasst Market Attack Based on Rumors Reserve Bank Advancing Rates of Rediscount; Prospects Good By Broadan Wall New York, Jan. 17. Although money went to 6 per cent Friday at the close, with renewals at 8, the stock market was weak throughout most of the session. In the morn-1 ing- there was further short covering that carried some issues up to levels materially above those of Thursday. Before the end of the first hour, however, there was a renewed at tack on the market. This brought about declines of two to three points in some Issues. Middle States Oil was the disturbing factor, again sinking to a new low level, and it was accompanied in this by Trans continental Oil. A rally then brought nearly all prices back to the highest of the early, trading, but after that the market continued de clining: up to the end of the day. with only fitful recoveries bere and there. The close was weak and active, with ma terial declines In many Issues and with some new low prices for this movement. RUMOR CAUSES ATTACK The attack on the market waa based on rumors printed by the tickers to the effect that the Federal Reserve bank would advance the rediscount rate al most immediately. On the highest pos sible authority it can be said nothing of this kind has been recommended by the local bank. What may be done later is. another story, but the local reserve bank managers believe professional bear traders have been getting too much ad vantage from the action by the bank. They are apparently taking the same at titude that the supreme court took in regard to decision on the taxability of stock dividends. They do not propose to play into the hands of market raiders or plungers on either side. The International situation is so deli cate that it Is felt unusual care must be taken In the handling of the local bank ing situation. EXCELLENT BDT1KO Big men believe the market has dis counted sufficiently for the present all the bad x factors In the situation. There is the best kind of buying in every de partment. Even In the stocks of some of the punctured oil stock companies there has been good buying on the theory that there Is some merit In those propo sitions. For a time Friday railroad stocks dis played considerable strength, and it is expected that more etrength will .develop in those issues because there are as surances from Washington that the principal features of the Cummings bill will be adopted by the compromise mea sure that Is to be put through. An Important financier who is the con trolling Interest in 15 corporations en gaged in 15 absolutely different kinds of business, said today that every one of his companies was finishing the best year In its history and had orders on file making certain that 1920 would be equally good. SHARP I'PTtKS IN COTTOS AFTER AX ISITIAL LOSS New Tork, Jan. 17. rL N. 8.1 The cot ton market was quiet at the opening today with first prices 1 5 points higher to 1 1 points lower. Liverpool sold May and bought December while considerable hedge selling was in evidence. Later the list had a sharp upturn of 80 to 60 points on covering and new buying. At the end of the first 20 minutes the undertone was firm with prices about 85 points net higher. Further bullish ' spot advices and reports of buying by Jspsnese firm led to renewed ad vances in the late dealings. The close was steady at a net advance of 12 to 45 point. Furnished by Overbeck NFUR MARKET A Cook Co.; Board High. Irf)W. Clrxie. 3835 3810 8833 3705 3649 8601 3635 3S20 3475 8425 8470 8365 3318 8270 3315 3190 8085 3050 3018 3042 3007 2990 2970 2987 of Trade building: Open. 3815 3605 3425 3270 January . February . March . . . April May June July August . . . September October . . November December , 8020 2970 AMEBICAJf LIVESTOCK PRICES OMcago Hogs S1S.1B Chicago. Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Hogs Re ceipts 19.000; lower. Bulk. $14.90 16.15; heavy weight, $14.75 1 5.05 ; medium weight, . . . . . . r . i; v. ; V. 111 OSA1R IK' 11.VVK IU.IV n light lights. $14. 50 15.00; heavy packing sows. smoom, i,.wue"uv' ' 1 " w-. $13.50 14-00; pigs, $18 50 s 14.50. Cattle Receipt 2500; market under $12 mostly steady: above $12 uneven, 25c $1.00 lower. Sheep Receipts 8500: best grades fat lambs, yearlings and sheep strong to 25c higher; others mostly steady. Omaha Ms SI 4.70 Omaha. Jan. 17. I L N. 8.) Hogs Re ceipts 14,000; 10c to 15e lower. Bulk. $14.40 (14 60: tops. $14.70. CUle Receipts, 1800; steady. Sheep Receipts. 2500; steady. Denver Hep Si a Denver. Colo., Jan. 17. L". P.) Cattle Receipt 3000; unchanged. 8teers, $11.50cr 14 50; cows and heifers, $8.50 1 1.60 ; strik ers and feeders, $10.50 1 1.25; calves. $12.60 fe 1 6.00. Hogs Receipts 1200: steady. Top. $15.00; bulk $14.50 (a 14.90. lj i Umnmintm 3nflA' finchs.nH Isnhl. $17.75 fi Its 50; eWe. $10.00 e 11.00; feeder lambs, $16.00 16.50. Seattl Hot, 81ST7S Seattle. Jan. 17. (I. N, . 8.) Hogs Re ceipts 3297: steady. Prime 'light. $15.25 15 75- medium to choice, $14.0018.00; rough heaviea. $13.25 18.75; pigs. $12,600 13.50. Cattle None. Sheep Non. Has Francisco Poaltry Market u. vranriu-n Jan. 17. (U. P.) Broilers, aafftAOc lane hens. 89 40c; best ducks, 80 & 3 Sc. 8aa Francisco Grata Market San Francisco. Jan. 17. U. P.) Barley Spot feed per cental. $3 80 ( 3.65. Oat Red feed. $3 80 03.35. ' Stocks, Bonds, Cottea, Grata, Ete. 116-217 Board of Trado BalldJag. Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES X embers Chicago Board of Trade Corretpoadtatf of Logaa Bryaa Chicago Hew Tork PALACE HOTEL Two Canby Banks Start Year With Annual Elections Canby, Jan. 17. The two banks of Canby. owned and controlled by. almost Identically the same stockholders and directorate, in their annual stockholders' meetings, held Tuesday evening, showed highly satisfactory progress and busi ness for the year 1919, and fn recogni tion of the conduct of the two Institu tions, practically the same directors as well aa officers were reelected. The stockholders of the First National bank added George W. Scramlin of Macksburg to its board of directors. In place of George H. Brown of New Era. and the personnel now comprises H. A. Dedman, W. H. Bair. G. W. Schramlin, Leroy D. Walker, H. A. W. Graham. A. H. Knight and H. B. Evans. The offi cers elected were: President, Dr. H. A. Dedman ; vice president. W. H. Balr ; vice president. II. A. W. Graham ; cash ier, H. B. Evans, who has filled the po sition for the past six years. The stockholders of the Canby State bank elected a board of directors as fol lows: H. A. Dedman, W. IL Bair, George Scramlin, Leroy D. Walker, H. A. W. Graham and H. B. Evans, and they in turn elected officers as follows: President. H. A. Dedman : vice president. George W. Scramlin ; vice president, H. B. Evans; cashier, H. Arthur W. Gra ham. Officers Reelected By Bank at Albany - Albany. Jan. 17. Alfred C. Schmltt was reelected president of the First Na tional bank at the annual meeting of the stockholders held Tuesday. The other officers and directors elected at the meeting were Dr. J. P. Wallace and P. A. Goodwin, vice presidents ; J. C. Ir vine, cashier ; Ralph McKeechnie. W. H. Torbet, John G. Bryant and D. H. Bren neman, assistant cashiers; Alfred C. Schmltt, J. P. Wallace and P. A. Good win. M. Senders. W. A Barrett. W. H. Goltra and P. A. Young, directors. Old Officers Named To Serve for 1920 Kelso, Wash., Jan. 17. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National bank of Kelso all officers were LIBERTY and VICTORY BONDS If you must sell your Liberty or Vktory bonds, aril to us. If you ear) buy snor Liberty se Victory bonds, buy from u. W buy and w sell Liberty and Victory bond at th market. VOU CANNOT DO TTtR VOU MA V DO WORSt. Today's opening New York market, which establishes the governing prices for United Stat Liberty and Victory bonds all over the world, I as follows. W advertise these prices daily in order that you may always have the hiabeat market price before you and know the exact value of your Liberty and Victory bonds: 1st 2nd 1st 2nd Srd 4th Victory Vtctory SHs 4s 4s 4s 4 4s 4s 8s 4s Market price 98 00 98,20 90.92 92.80 91.20 98.50 91.20 98 46 98.60 Accrued interest 31 86 .69 .88 .78 1.44 1.09 S3 .42 Total 99.21 93 60 91.61 98.18 91 98 94.94 92.29 96 79 98.92 When buying w deduct 87c on s $50 bond and $2.50 on s $1000 bond. " W sell at th New Tork market plus th accrued Interest. Burolse and Fireproof Safe Deposit Box for Rent. Open Until S) . M. en Saturdays. MORRIS BROTHERS. INC. The Prtmler Municipal Bond Nous Capital On Million Dollars. MORRIS BUILDINQ, 80S-311 Stark St., Between Sth and lth. Tdophon Broadway 21 B1. Establish) Over a Quarter Oonturf. Loan Oversubscribed The $25,000,000 one and five-year syndicate loan to, tha Belgian Government was oversubscribed the first day. Anticipating oversubscription, we subscribed for a large amount with our own ftmds and while any are unsold we will accept orders at original subscription prices, vis; 6 one year notes 6 five " " Freeman We Own and Offer Our Participation in $25,000,000 KINGDOM OF BELGIUM GOLD NOTES Five Year Notes at 95 and Interest to Yield Over 7. One Year Notes at 99 , and Interest to Yield Over 7. Redemption is at the guaranteed rate of exchange of NOT LESS than Tl francs per dollar (9.09 cents per franc) with investor gaining one-half of possible exchange profit, which, in case of normal rate, would return him. $1561 jSO yfor every $1000 invested. Wire, telephone or call on us at once. CURJAIL6X0. INC. iff V reelected for the enaulng year. They are: 53. S. Collins, Portland, president J L. C. Wallace. Kelso, vice president ; C C. Bashor. Kelso, cashier. These offi cers, with J. A. Byerly of Portland and Dr. J. . Ballard. lr. C. W. Bales and Charles II. Davolt of Kelso, form tha board of directors. "ALLEY TRIE DAMAGE IK C0F1RMEP BT ISHPF.CTOH Eugene. Jan. 17. C. E. Stewart. Lane coun ty fruit inspector, Ukts a most gloomy vtew of the fruit situation in this iwrt of th valley. After apendln a week inspecting orchard, be aaya that great damage was done to th bark, that in many Instances will eventually kill the tree. While the buds appear to have not been injured, Stewart say th darass waa to th bark and that this injury will eventually sap the life of the tree. Everything abov the snow line in loganberries and blackberries was killed, he saya. FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Corrected dally by foreign department of United States National bank. Opening nominal rate tor bank transactions: 'lte $ 3 69 11.67 1.82 13.68 17.88 I0.4O 20.76 95.76 60.00 Ixmdon. pounds sterling. ran, francs Berlin, marks tenoa. lire Copenhagen, kroner Chrititiania, kroner Stockholm, kroner Hongkong, local currency. Yokohama, yen .$ 3.68 . 1159 l.Mtl . 18.70 . 17.55 . 19.30 . 20.65 . 95 50 . 49.90 LIBERTY BOND SALES Open High Ixjw Close Liberty. SHs... 9900 9900 9900 9900 Liberty, lit ii 9230 Liberty. 2nd 4s.. 9098' 9100 9090 9090 Liberty. 1st 4s. 9300 9300 92N0 9280 Liberty, 2nd 4s. 9120 9180 9114 9118 Liberty. Srd 4s 9358 9856 9884 9840 Liberty, 4th 4s 9124 120 9114 9116 Victory. 4i ... 9H50 9862 9646 9830 Victory. 8s .. 9846 9852 9840 9860 PACIFIC COAST BAHK STATEMENT Portland Bgnkt This Week. 8.662.472.17 I 6.679.686.00 6,545,560.61 0,619.257.12 6.177.788.10 6.669.925.70 Clearings. Monday . . . Tueaday . . . Wednesday, , Thursday . . Friday Saturday '. . Tear At. ' B. 075.440,10 4.732.948.28 4.278,750.88 5.100,224 00 8,826.540.94 8.824.046.69 Week ...$87,154.688 62 $27. 287. 567. 69 8411 Banks ('leering Saturday $ 6,022,898.04 Balance Saturday 1,240,426.48 an Francisco Bank Clearings Saturday $27,261,424.00 a, ne4es Banks Clearings Saturday $11,965,377.00 New Tork Bank Statement New Tork. Jan. 17. ( 1. N. 8) Rank statement: Loans, decreased. $20.020,000 ; de mand deposit, decreased, $24,769,000: Urn deposit, increased. $8,299,000; reserve, do creased. $2,400,990. Actual Loans, decreased, $81,111,000; de mand drposits. incressed, $95,222,000; Ufa deposit. Incressed, $18,012,000; reserve. In creased. $37,140,490. at 99 to yield 7.05 " 95V4 " " 7.02 Smith & Camp CO4 wcmmiwEarrum bank Maim 4 III s4lxftvw s