GENERAL STORAGE OPERATORS BEGIN IN THE" E6G TRADE
Edited by
Hymen. H. Cartes
GOliD SHIPMENTS PAUSE STJR
Edited bj
Wilt r. nesaiaa
CANADIAN STOCK
IN BUTTER TRADE
With Use, advance of 2a a pound In the
price of ereaiMrr extra in the local
trad affective Monday morning, aa well
same changes tn 'the butterfat situa
tion, come the announcement that very
liberal stocks of Canadian butter have
reached this city for the first time.
While Canada i eaoting butter st spproxt
rnsUlr 87e pound, the imt difference in
tli money eJue than a eempered with Amer
ilran funds, allows than shipments to reach
Portland around 62 8 680 a pound. This stock
ii ow being offered hr by t local creamery
and additional shipment art expected to fellow
to other distributor.
Tha srottarfat market baa far a number of
days base slightly mixed, bat andsr tha new
ruling the price will be nnlforra at TO (9 73c
a pound for Portland delivery and 08 0 89e
a pound for country station purchases.
The deal ring opeUJ information Tisrding
' any msrkat. should ' write tha Market Editor
Orasen Journal, anrlosinc stamp for reply.
POTATO MARKET IS L"CITAGEO
WWlt anna of tha front street houaaa have
advanced their sail Ins price ot fancy local pota
toes to 14 py rental, the market at country
J tints remain unchanged and hover between
4.66 44.78 aa tha general burins prtoa, wrth
osee select stock aa high aa 86.
PMARJCET 1
' BASKET J
SELECT APPlEM ftELLINft HIGH
fcxtr fancy rod shank Pippin apples of laraa
etae from tha Mnaw-r serrtloa ara sellinc at
11.2 A A (.50 Along rront itreat. with a food
deesanxl OanaraJ apple trada continue of lib
eral volume.
.Ml AT MARKET CONTIItTJE STEADY
starker for country killed maat eontfnnad
ateady grneraliy alone tha wholesale way for tha
day. fUestpU ' wars fair for Monday, but da
vtaad for both veal and hoe was favorable at
th prices quoted.
GREAT f CARCITT CRAB" HERE
Thai has has a greet ssaxniry of ersh la
the lneal market raoantly, owing to weather
eowtlOon along tha wast. A hortac baa also
basa shows In raaor elans.
FISH MARKETS HOI.DfRG FIRM
"With tha closed aaaaoa for salmon on tha
Cmnmbia river." announces Joseph O'Connor of
tha Portland fish company, "and no fresh stock
lerpt a faw high priced Chinook from tha
Vorth, the trada wQl har to depend upon
freaen stork."
BRIEF HOTER OF PRODUCE TRA1E
Onion market Tory firm at prieaa quoted,
fhlcken trad firm at unchanged prices.
Liberal supplies of vegetables from tha South
arriving.
Cheese market steadier all around: Tillamook
vary sssras.
Trada featuring ordinary priced orancaa; Just
aa food aa the, higher prioad, but limb rubbed.
WBATHEK RQTICE FOE SHIPPERS
Weather bureau adviees:
P rot eel shipments during the aazt 14 hour
against tha following minimum temperature):
Going north, 40 degrees; northeast over 8., P.
a I. a R . 82 degrees: eaat to Baker, 2A de
gree; and south to Ashland, 14 degrees. Mini
mum temperature at Portland tomorrow about
40 dagiiias,
WHOLESALE FKICIS V PQRTLA1TD
These sea prtoe retail
pay whnliwslwi
Dairy PreduoU
BP1TI R Balling prlo, bee lota: Oraamery,
Brime parchment wrapped, etc per lb.; prime
rata, 6ne lb.; f I rata, 646Bc per lb.: smaller
lota at an adraiMa. Jobbing- prleaa; Cubes ex
tra. A4e lh. : prime firsts. 2e lb.
BT7TTERFAT Portland delrrer In ill TO a
NT2; country stationa. 88 at 6c lb.
OLSOMAROARIlfS Base brands, 40o; ordt
airy. II He: bakan, lie: Natmargarlna, 1 Jh.
aartsns, 1 2c par lb.
CHKKBK SaOing price: Tillamook Fresh
Orsgon, fancy ereata trlpleta, IB 86c lb.; Tonne
Amariea. I78. Prloa to Jobbers, t. o. b. ;
TtJleaaook triplets. I2e; Towns Amerieaa. SSo.
aelllns prtoa: Cream, bricks, 40 42c. Hrli-
tni pries: Bloek Btrss, 484lo; lhnbnrter,
04Je per lb.
OCiBV Buying prices . Current recarpta, S 2
B4c: oandaladt eillnd prloa, 8Ta8te; as
leet. 40c.
I -IT K POTTLTKT Ssntae Prtoe: Heary hana.
c lb.1 Hgbt ban. 84e8c; spring light. SB
40e . ; heary t2e tb,; old roaatara, 20e lb;
suwaba, , 11.00; draassd ducks. 48QS0e .;
eHgeona. Si. BO 2.00 per dosea; turkeys, lira.
B5e86 lb,; diem id. 4TBOa par lb.; dxasaad
ft, 800 .
Preah VaeeUblea and Pnilt
PltESff rRtrrT-Orsngea; Se.SS 0 7.35 per
box, baneaSs, 10H e 11c per lb. ; lamona, ST
f T.T6 ear erate; nonda rrapafralt, IT. 00 9'
MO: UaliloraM, 14.00 4 25.
APPL.B8 Tarioas nrieOes, maa, 81.60
1.78. ...
DRIED PRUIT Detea. Dromedaries. IT. 10;
Earda. 84.25 par box; raisins . 8 crown loots
Muscatel. Ida per lb.: figs. BS.BO OB.ftO box.
OMIONS alling pries t rstaaara, Orsaoa.
It.SOayl.qO par cwt,; aaaodation teUinf price,
carload. 85.00 t. a. b. country; garlic, 50a
lb.; greaa onions, 40 par doaaa bunohes; oaioa
aaU. ITf 18e H.
P0TAT0KS Sellbsc price, Orsron, fancy,
88.00 St O.S0: Takwaa, 88.60 ewt : buying price,
fanoy large else. 84. ft 45.00 cwt ; ordinary.
84.80 canul; mes,'HG lb.
T E0ETABLK8 Tarnlre, 8 BO per eack:
aarrata. 81-60 sack: beets, 84.00: eabbaga.
Calif orate, 4 ee: lettuce. 2.68.25 orate;
S'unjmbsrs, 83.00 9 4.00 doasn; tomatoes, 88.60
lugr: MC' plant, ISe lb.; caoliriower. 11.78 9
8.85; ball pappara. "40c; sproeta, 17c lb - Hub
bard atroaah, 6 Uj. ; paranips, 88.00 9 8 60 par
sack; rutabagas, 88.00 cwt: aclery. 82.00 doe.;
pea, 1B lb.; artichokes. 12.00 doaaa.
Maat and Prorlllons
. COCNTBT MSAT8 Belling prtoa: Country
host, 21a par lb. lor two blockers; htary, 13
lie: beat real, 2 00 per lb.; heary Teal, 18 17o
par lb.
IMOXtD MXAT8 Rasa. 28 WSSc lb -break
fast bacon, 38 4 00c; ptoaica, 17 8) r.
eottaae roll, lOe par lb.
LARD Kittle randared. STIsje lb.: standard.
, 88 Via j tie roe basts compound. 27 o.
Pish end ahellflsrt
PRXtlR EIH fisJmon. iroaan. 20 24c per
lb..- halibut, fresb. l&e20e; stargeoe. ( I;
blsak rod. 109 llo lb.; silrrr smelt, 10c lb ;
kippered salmon. 82.65 par 10-lb. basket;
knaperad cod, 13. IS; Columbia tmalt, $1.00
per baa; faaor alams. 84. B0 par box.
SUGAR Cnbe. 816.86; powdered. 815.68;
trait 8k4. bemr. Il 60; yeUnw. 114.40: Tia
alated, 818.00; extra C. $14.10; golden C.
814.60.
HONKT iew. 87.80 f) 8.00 par aaaa.
; RICK -Japan .-. Wo, 114 He; Naw Or
, leaM 1 heed. (-7) I Bhaa Rose, 16 H e per lb,
SALT Coarse, half around. lOoe, 817.26
par asa; 80s. 618.76; table dairy. 60s. 887.36;
bales, $8.10 4.00; fane table and dairy,
, 116 50: hnsap rock, $28.60 par tea.
B K AK 8 Oregon (sales by Jobbers) ; Lady
Washington. 7 tea) Be par lb.; pink, 80; Uaaa.
- 16a; bayea. 10 ; Oregon beans, buying prloa,
.seminal, ftee par lb,
CANNED MILK Camattoa, 86.86: Bor
Cea, 66.76; Aster. 86.76: Kesle, 611.26:
Ubby. 11.85; Moufit Varaos, 85.71; Basel
wecd T5 psr ease.
VOtnX Roasted. 17 lie ta sacks ar
ei-sasa.
SODA CRACK ERA la hulk, IT a per lb.
NUTS Walnnu, ISA 40c per rb., alissand.
88a: filberts, 82e tn sank lota; peanuts, lie)
18a; pecaaa. 36a: Braxils, BOe,
Resea, Palate, Oils
ROPB an!, dark. $He; white, SOe Dx;
lAuuaru lout,
UNSEED Oil. ftu
tie boiled. bbU. 81.08; raw,
caari. 61.16 per ttUon.
V COAL OTLr Water white. t drums ar tma
: able.. ISe gal.; esses, 24c gal
GASOLINE Iron bbls., JBc; eeaas, 18 me:
5 eniinedlauuate. iron bblv. lie; am. tHe7
i . a"" LEAD Ton lata. ' We? 500 lie..
. 4 V PRT ID,
V TURPENTINB Taaka, 81.38;
: W ca-w TO VS. IS ISTSL
WrRR NATtS Basle price. 88.18.
' Howe. MM and Sfiae
ftors Kaeamal: laiB crap. SOe par lb.
HIDES Calrea. BOakanc- .
' rla'BEl.NB Shaarliagm. 35 BOe tb.
law, wool I6c lb,; short wool, 250oi
' A-A'J0 80 0$5e lb.
jni-iD ewipai, tVS m.
aeeysww par ta.
-Raw. bbla. 6 oe gal : bet
68.31; boiled.
82.86;
TALLOW AND OREASS Ro. 1 taOow. iw.
Re.7! lOe: Wo, 1 areeaa, e; Ma S iiW
, -
STOCKS CRASH COTTON
j (148086 Llatpa Na Tort ttoek Eitjheeeei
' Reduced Commissions Small
Deposits
Ckaa. R. McLaia Broke-rat Co,
ALLEN BROS. CO.
IS etwanaar Oammai sa Slaa. . - . riisas e$44a
By Bymai H. Cehem
The higrher prloa of butter effectiwe
here d urine the da was somewhat of
a surprise to almost all outside of the
leading- makers themselves. The 2c rise
was forced in both the wholesale and
retail price aa a result of tha very scant
offering's of what are caller "extras."
That this ehortasje Is but temporary
is also a conclusion that haa been
reached by the trade. Butter prices at
this time of the year are usually erratic,
but there Is generally a downward trend
to quotations.
With the -crane rrowlnr fast at prac
tically all coast points, tha outtrut of
butter will increase rapidly -and then
will come the consumer's Inn ins. But
ter pncea win not hold at present
was for long, because they are abnor
mally hlsh and such figures Invite Im
portations from other countries.
The following priori era average one that coa-
turners ara expected to pay retail store. Quality
noted is the average, fsner stuff being slightly
higher and inferior stuff fractionally lower:
Eggs Freeh laid. 40 4742c per doaaa; fancy
fresh. 40c per dosen. t
Mutter Beat creamery prints, 74 4T9e R.
Cheese Fancy. 40 0 45c per lb.
- Chickens Dressed, 46 8) BOe par lb.; gema,
dressed. 45e per lh.! turkey. 56 at BOe lb.:
docks. BOe'per lb.
nsimon Zogsaac par lb.; Colombia srortt,
5c lb.; halibut, 20 25c.
Flour Be,t local patent, 11.49 C$.60 per
aack 49 lbs.
Potatoes Burbanka, taaay. T 4 8e lb. ; aweeta
10W 12 V4e per lb.
Onion Dried, 8c par lb.
WaUa Walla Has
Good Wheat Outlook
WaUa Walla.. Wash.: March IB. WHfc tha
further umrrsch of sorlna it in luminln. n.nm
and mora evident to farmsrs of tha WaUa Walla
Taiisy that there will be vary HtUs reeeedinf
of fajl grain ptanUngs necessary, aaoordiag to
reports rererred at tha Fanners' agency hare.
The f reeling weather of February haa done little
tn injure the wheat, so far an can be learned from
the farmers In the regions of tha earlier bar
rest belta. Psnners are already making In
quiries at the various grain agencies concerning
wheat prices, and this is oooaidered aa an indi
cation of a possible placing on tha market within
a short time of quantities of grain which have
been held for raseedini purposes.
CALIFORNIA COMPART TAKES
OVER RUPERT CONTRACTS
Manhfield. Or.. March 15. Contract! mads
by farmers to plant locanberrlen and other fruits
for the Rupert Canning oompany have been
taken over by a large California oanning oon
oem. which has agreed to bmUd this rear a
osnnory to handle all the yield that oan be
secured In this locality. Berries of aU kinds
will be taken, and also suing beans.
The same company afreet to build on Oca
ba a oondenasry, which will turn out 10O0
cues of milk a day. if the milk supply can be
secured. This output would require the milk
supply from 8000 dairy cow. The Chamber of
Commerce of both Marsh field and North Band
will take up the tnattr W urging laore extan-
s;re dairying to meet the demands of the oon-denserj.
SHARP RALLY ITf CORN
MADE I?f EARLY TRADE
Br Joseph P. Prltenarw
Chicago. March 16. (I. N. 8.) There
were sharp advance in com today, and this
wa largely on coverins by shorts a well aa
considerable corn that was taken br investor.
The sains were 3 It c for March. IHeie for
May. 8tt94c for July and 88Hc for
September. July and September both told at
new high levels on tha doss, and tha May
was the highest - since lsst August.
Oat closed at 1 1 e higher.
Provisions were unchanged at 2tt13Me
lower. ,
vuMmso, rco id, it ci. ra.1 orn
opened steady to V4c lower, but recovered aharp-
w wan,, i . irur".. Vliviuai HU.
There sjao was a quick recovary in nats, after
an opening of He lower, on buying local
biokers.
ProTiaiona wast inactive in all Unas, atartlflg
lower in Dork and lard. There waa scattered
acllicg indueed by the drop m hog.
Chicago raage by t'nrted Prem:
CORN
Oeen. Hlfh. Txw. Close.
March 183 155 152 156
May 148 IBS 1474 169H
July .. 141V 146 141 146
September .. lift 142 118 141
OAT8
May 83 H 84 82 H MH
July ....... It Si 77 76 " 76
PORK
May ....... 8525 8550 S51S SB50
LARD
May 31$6 3187 2137 3160
July 2210 2225 2197 2216
RIBS
May ....... 1845 I860 1842 1866
July 1807 1007 1895 1802
STORAGE STARTS
III EGG MARKETS
POTATOES AiQG THE COAST
tan Francises Market
San FVrmrivo Marah IK IV v n..
toes River White. 85.00 0 5.50; Salinas, 68.00
.w. mrmi, o tav o a v.
Onions Tallow and whlta Xfl no- itii
brown. 85.25 5.60.
ReattlA V.rrh tn rf v m rwj
Oregon. lltHe lb.
.,2,?to?Tkl,n Gm- $1201I5; local.
810B 110 ton.
Lea Angeles Market
1.0 Angelas, March 18. l N. S.) Pota
toes New stock. Stockton Barbanka, fancy and
apecisl brands. $6.60 18.98; Idaho ruaaet.
66.60 .65: bakers, 86.50; losal aoekTlU
boxes. 82.00 2.26; local White Roaav moeUy
15.75 e.oo.
DAIBT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
en Pranelm MarkH
San Francisco. March 15. ( V. P.J Barter
Kxtres. 68c; prime first, eio.
Eggs Extras. 45c; firsts, 86 He; extra pul
lets. 39e; underslied Pulleto, 85 jo.
Cheese CallfornU flata fanoy. IS He; firsts,
ec
I-o A males, Mareh 16. (L X. 8.) Butter
-California creamery, extras, BOe.
, , . wnas own,
puilela, 88c
Poultry Unchanged.
aeettkt Market
Seattle. Marcb 16. (U. P.) Bnttaw
Country creamery cubes, 85c ; bricks. 66c.
Eggs Fresh ranch, 40c; pallet, 87c,
Chsrsa -)regnn aad Washington tripleta, I la
Chicago Dairy Prodiee
Chicago. March 15. (L N au
Beceiot. TRan rnl rM. a . t.
standards. 68e; saoonda. 88c; hrata. Iiatte:
finta, 68 87o; packing stock. 84 tie.
Eggs Rooeupta, 11.408 cases. Mlacelbueoaa,
eurrent reoeipts, 610 42e: held firsts, 86 41
41 He; shock. 8B4eS7e: dirties, 88c.
Chreae Twine, new. 28 28 He; dalaies, 2ft
6)2fro; Tounc Amerieaa, 8986Ho: lorar
horna. 80 80c; briek. 2T He.
Live Poultry Turkey. 40c: ehiokana, SPe
tpringN 89c; roosters, 25c; ruga, iaC; eceaa.'
22c; dvoka. 18a
Beet prow em win
Tiiima, Wash.. March IB. Tabma ralley
beet growers have received notice that the TJtaA-
. iniiuw uieeB COS'
oeasiona aaked on the matter of a alhUaa seal
at the seaboard.
he ad on tha nrioa of ainr
with 811 mnr tK b, Vk t.
advance m the prloa of sugar win mean another
dollar ir. the price of beat, with a ia.n of
$12 6 ton ae the baae. -
Farm Cobdltloae Ideal
Eugene, March II. During the fint half of
Marsh the total rainfall was 2.65 inches. Farm
ing conditions remain ideal, avtwitiiatandias that
February broke all records for a dry month.
early in the year.
Storage operations in tha egg market
have been fairly beerun with the week's
opening- and general movement into the
Lee houses is lOcely during the present
week.
In soma respects storage operxttone have been
forced upon an an willing trade The big lead
era have been unwilling to purchase tor stores-
at prevailing prions, but they hare accu
mulated liberal stacks which they must candle
for the ice house or elfe suffer very aerere
loss.-
General bayins prise for current receipt egg
bare continues at 82c a doarn. bet one firm
hid 6 oard oat good for the Monday arrival at
2c above this.
Movt of the amsller operators have been ator
tng er aewrel days became the quality ia now
et it beat aad they feci that at the most tha
price will beclinc but a ooople of cents orao.
This much can be last ia lack of quality.
Grain Bags Are
Very Speculative
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Wheat.
Portland. Monday 44
Tear ago . . , 18
Season to date.. 8701
Tear ago . . . 8600
Tacoma, Saturday 38
Tear ago ... I
Saasen tn data.. 6880
Year ago . . . 4BOT
Seattle, Saturday 18
Year ago . . . 8
Season to date. . 8151
Yaar ago . . .4864
Car -
Barley. Flour. Oata. Ray.
27
2 30
m 1212
028 2108
28
72 2296
82
. . 2
28
210 25
68 1062
88
22
414 156S
610 2785
8 2
4
720
lose
l
I
1110
2286
168
188
16
611
5rw Tork Batter aad 'Etffe
New Tork, March 15. (I. M. 8.) Batter
Weak; market weak; cteamery extras, 47 H 49
70c; creamery firsts, 88 a) 88c; creamery higher
eoortns 673c 0 ,
Egg Market firm. Nearby white. 58 9 14e;
brown, 41 SOe ; extra, 464To; first. 4$
44c . V
76 per lb.
CHrrrtM OB naniiatta BARK New
lie par r.
WOOL Tartey half bleed Mertoo sad rrhrrra-
aMre. 10c; OttwoM And Uoe ToSVlT
matted Cotawold, 0a)iee; timber etaiiaaV li
P ib. sm; lamba' weoL 4 per tt. leas.
Eaatara Oregom, Eeetsm Waeauagtoa aad (Jaa
toraia wool Msriao sad Shropaaira. 4eaol
half-blood Marine aad Cetswold. ST a eaT.
abfepahira, 8 7 4 5 ; Crrurwold id iZii
traisht add mited, l28io; burry. Tpar
; Uraba. 4e pes lb. isam,
nee -erooss jaarxao.' eoaabiaa ask
Sradaa.-S0 eaae. .... ,.. ,
Grain bag market ia Tsry erratic be
cause of the quick changes in foreign
exchanges, which hare the efTect of
lowering or advancing the cost of up
pllee here. Some of the big firms which
sold ttapir begs previously when ex
change was about at the bottom, are to
day facing big loasas.
The bag trade is Intensely specnlstl've st this
tim and most . of the buyers are unwilling ta
dabble until they can aee something regarding
future prospects.
While there continues to be shown a slight
improvement in the demand for wheat, the gen
eral grain trade la at low ebb because of the low
prioe for corn.
Fort yr fourth weekly bulletin covering wheat
and floor movement throughout tha United
States for the week ending March 8. tn com
parison with figures same period a year ago:
1620. 1919.
Wheat receinta from
farms, bushels. . 4.0S1.000 1.178,000
Wheat reeeipta from
f a r m a previous
week, bufheU. .. 5.664,000 8,840.000
Wheat receipts from
farm June 2 7
to March 5.
bushels 704,888.000 898.888.000
Flour rroduced dur
ing week, bar
rels 2.185.000 2,118.000
Flour produced dur
ing the previous
week, barrels ... 2.244.000 1,884.000
Flour p reduced
June 27 to March
6. barrel 91,694,000 $4,096,000
Total stocks wheat
all elevators and
nulla, bushels... 1T8.1T1.0W0 S12.O62.O00
Total stock wheat
all elevators and
mills previous
week, bushsls .. 182,825.000 218.80fl.OO0
Changs for week.
decrees 4.454.000 7.244.000
Exports of Wheat aad Floor Exports of
wheat and flour July 1, 1819, to Marcb 5.
1920, amount to $9,402,000 bushel of wheat
and 11,588.000 barrels of flour, making a total
equal to 141,327.000 bushels of wheat oomparcd
with 122.824,000 bushsls of wheat and 17.755.
000 barrels of floor last year to March 5. 1910.
the first five days of Marcb prorated from the
monthly total, making a total of 202.228.000
Dm hel of wheat; last yeari total flour exports
include American Relief administration and
Amerieaa Expeditionary force ahipnunta.
FLOUR Selling price, new crop: Patent,
valley. $10.65; local straight. 110.80; bakers'
local, 818.16; Montana spring wheat, patent.
618.76; rye flour. 810.10; oatmeal, 818.00;
graham, 111.80. Prices for city deliveries in
five barrel lota.
HAT Buying prioe. . new erop: Willamette
timothy, fancy. 828.00; Eastern Oregon-Washington
retch, $24.00 25.00; cheat, $17.00
20.00; straw, 840.00; clover. $27.00; grain.
826.00' ajrslfs, 120.00 a ton.
GRAlXVeSACKa Nominal; New crop delivery
No. 1 Calcutta, 17 019c In car lota; leas amount
higher.
MTJJTJITTJFFS MiU ran at mills, sacked.
840.50 41.00.
OATS Per ton, buying price, feed. $68.00 &
88.50- milling. 886.00 ton.
BARLET Buying price. 870.00: milling,
672.60 ton; rolled barley, sailing price. 873. 00
f75.00 ton.
Merchant Exchange bids:
FEED OATS
Msrch. April May.
No. white $59 25 $59.50 $59.50
BARLET
No bids.
CORN
Re. 8 yellow $89.60 $61.00 $81.50
Eastern oat and com in bulk:
OATS
88 lb. clipped 858.00 669. B0 860.00
88 lb. cUpped 60.00 60.00 61.00
CORN
No. S yellow 868.00 868.00 868.00
AMERICAN HTKHTOCK PRICES
Ohlcaee Maes 61B-SO
Chicago, Marcb 15. Hog Recelpta, 62.
000: 1085e lower. Bulk. $14.15(916.70:
top, 816.90; heavyweight. 818.85 915.084
medium weight, 814.60915.80; lightweight.
$15.2616.90; light lights, $14.50 j 15.60 ;
heavy packing sow, smooth. $18.00 $ 11.50;
packing sows, rough. 812.25 9 12.65; pigs,
818.25 9 1-4. 73.
Cattle Receipt, 19,000; 15e?25e lower for
steers, other steady. Beef steers: Medium and
heavyweight. 813.80 9 15.50: choice and prime.
813.60 915.50: medium snd good. 811509
18.60; lightweight, good and choice $18.25 1
16.00; common and medium, $9.60 12.15.
Butcher cattle: Heifers. 87.25 9 18.25: cows,
87.10912.26: bulls. 86.75911-00. Canners
and cutter, oow and heifers, $4.90 9 7.00;
eenner steer. $6.00 $7.70: real ealve (hgbt
and handy weight). 816 00 917.00; feeder
steers, 88-T6 913.00: etocker steers, 8T.B09
11.00; etocker cows and heifers, 67-00 9.15;
Btocker calve. $7.76 011.00. .
Sheep Receipts. 22.000: steady, to lower.
Lamba. 84 lbs. down. 817.00916.60: eulla
and common. $14.00916.16; . yearling wether.
$18.00 017.76; ewe. $11.00 014.26; cull
and sommen, $8.00 010.75.
Denver Moss 91 S
Denver, Colo., March 15. (C. P.) Cattle
Reeeipta. 2000; steady to weak. Steers,
610.00912.80: cows and heifers. 88.009
10.86; stockers sad feeders, 67.00 910.60:
calve. $16.00 018 60.
Hog Reeeipta. 21,000; steady to 15 lower;
kcp. 816.00: bulk. 813.T5 9 14.60.
Sheep Receipts. 1SO0; steady, 16e lower.
Lamb. $17.00 018.26; awes, 812.00 0 12.50.
Omaha Hoe ftia.os
Omaha, March 16. (I. N. 6.) Hose Re
ceipts. 18.600; market slow. 25 9 80c lower.
Balk, $11.50 014.16; top. $13.05.
Cattle Receipts, 10,500; ateady te lower.
Sheep Receipts. 9600: ateady to lower,
aeaaaie How SI S.SS
Seattle. March 45. (L N. S.) Hog Re
ceipts 860: stead. Prime lights. $15,000
16.36; medium to choice, $14.75 016.75;
roach heavies, 818.76 S 14.38 ; pigs, 312.00
011.00.
Csttle Rrcetpt 410: steady. Beat steer,
$10.80911.00: medium to choice, 88.800
10.00; common to good. S1.O098.0O; best
cows and heifers, $9.80 010.00; common to
keod eowt. $8.25 09.00: bull. $7.0008.00;
calves. 87 00 9 16. OO.
SLIGH
OSSES
Til
IN STOCK OPENING
New York,
stack market
Uerch
1B (I. H. I.) The
today. Nearly all
suffered laaaaa a frees V ta S
point In final Seallnsa. Hall were eweut 4
point below the h!eh. Southern Pacific deln
at 88 ' . There were e faw strong exceptions.
International Paper advancing te 84 Vs . while
Texas Oo. pees 18 paint t tie. Oruclbr
wa finally t4B; General Motor. g24t! Max-
can Petroleum. 188: Royal Dutch, 101 V4 , snd
fteevbtle, 4 ', .
Seles, 1,020,100 (here; bonds, it,0t1,OOO.
New Tork. March VtO. N. S
Prices were mixed at the opening of
the stock market today with the ma
jority of the issues ehowing fractional
declines.
Crucible advanced S points to 219.
Steel sold off to 984, while Republic,
at 944, and Baldwin, at 1164. both
showed declines of half a point
General Motors waa H lower, at 280. and
Btudebaker fell 114, to 9T. Pierce-Arrow
dropped 1. to 61, and then recovered this
loss.
Texas Co. was the most active of the oils, ad
vancing 2 . points to 200 H , while Mexican Pe
troleum yielded 1 to 182 H.
Rails were in supply, Reading falling 1 Mt to
SSH. Canadian Pacific. 1H to 123 H. and
Southern Pacific. to 99 .
American Woolen fell 1 to 128H and then
rallied sharply to 1294. Industrial Alcohol
rose 1 to 94.
After the start a better tone developed, many
issues recovering all of their early losses.
Heavy buying caused violent advances dur
ing the afternoon. Crucible roaa 18 point to
254. while Baldwin rose to 122. Steel common
rose over one point from the low to 94 'A.
Oils were in demand. Texas company selling
up to 206. while Mexican Petroleum, after
dropping to 181 H. advanced to 188 H.
Pan-American Petroleum and Royal Dutch
showed upturns of S points.
California Packing was in demand, advancing
8 point to 82.
Rail were irregular. Texas 4 Pacific yielding
tr. 41 4. while Southern Pacific rose to 100 H ,
and Reading to 88
The final tone wa steady, at a net advance
of4 15 9 36 point.
The market showed a strong tone during the
afternoon, nearly all the active issues making
good gains. Steel common sold up to 100 H ;
Ralriwin to 125, and Republic to 98 H. Crucible,
after selling at 265, reacted to 249. The
Tobaccos were strong for a time, American
Sumatra advancing 7 points to 874, whUe
T'nited Retail Htore advanced 8 point to
764. Ous were also in demand, Mexican
Petroleum advancing 6 H to 1 89 H . while Cali
fornia Petroleugn rose 3 H to 40 snd Texas
Co. nearly 12 point to 210 4.
In the early afternoon some issue made sub
stantial advancaa.
Furnished by Overbed ft Cook Co.. Board
nf Trade building:
'r.CHlPT10N : I Open I High I Low Cloaa
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Kanaka OK Mas 810 JO
Kansas City, Mo., March 18. I L IT. 8.)
Cattle Receipt 14.000 r steady to 2Se lower.
Steer. 89 012: eows and heifers. 88 H 11.60;
etocker and feeders, 66912.66; calves, 38 0
15 50.
Hoe Receipts IT. 000: unevenly lower.
Top. 816.20: medium. 614.36 9 16.00; bulk.
fll.T5MlB.00i heary, 818.89 14.85J light,
$14.60015.20; ptg. $12.00011.60.
Keeeipts. x.wov. steady a ice
13.16
lower. Laasba. 616.00 918.60: abeep, 611-00
High Potato Price ,
vVarrea. Or.. Masoh IS. The bishaet record
price ever paid for potatoes ta tMa section was
obtained on Friday, when $4.60 per hundred,
pounds waa paid. There 6re eery few potatoes
In the bands of the producers, aad a higher
prioe is expected before the asw crop Is avail
able. - Good seed is very acaro and the demand
ia forsias the prtoa vary high. Aboat 84.00 it
Alaska Gold
Allis Chalmers ..
AUoy Steel
Am. A sr. Chera. . .
Am. Beet Sugar. .
Am. Can. c
Am. Car Fdry. . .
Am. Cotton oil. . .
Hide A L , o.
Int. Corp. . .
Linseed, c. . .
Loco., o. . . .
Ship ft Com.
Smelter, e. .
Sugar, c . . .
Sumatra Tob.
Tel A Tel. .
Tob
Woolen, a . . .
Sine
Anaconda U. Co. .
Atchison, c
Baldwin Loco., e. .
Bait. Ohio. c. . .
Beth. Steel B . . . .
t Bosch Magneto. .
Brooklyn R. Transit
Butte Superior. .
Canadian Pacific. . .
Central Leather, C . .
Chandler Motors. . . .
Chee. A Ohio
Cht. Gt. W.. e. . . .
Chi.. M. ft St P. . .
Chi ft S. W
Chile Copper
Chino Copper
Col. Gat ft Elee. . .
Colo. F. ft I
Cons. Gaa
Cora Products, e. . .
Crucible Steel, c. . .
D A R. G . e
Erie. c.
General Cigars . . . .
General Electric , ,
General Motors . . .
Goodrich Rubber. .
Granby Cons. ....
Great North. Or. . .
Great North. Ry.. .
Greene Cananea . . .
Gulf States Steel . .
Ice Securities ....
Illinois Central . . .
Industrial Alcohol. .
Inspiration Copper.
Inter. Paper
Inter. Harvester . . .
Int. Mer. Mar. c. . .
later. Nickel
Kas. City South., c.
Kennecott Copper. .
Keystone Tire ....
Lackawanna Steel . .
Laskey Fam. Plyrs,
Lehigh Valley
MaxweU Motors, c.
Mexican Pet.
Montana Power . .
M lami Copper ....
Midvmle Steel . . ...
Mo. Pacific c. ...
National Lead . . .
Nevada Cone,
New Haven
N. T. Air Brake . .
N. T. Central
Norfolk ft West ..
Northern Paoifie
Psciflc Man
Pan-American P., e.
Pann. Railway . . .
Peoples Gaa
P. Steel Car. c. . .
Ray Cons. Copper. .
Hy. Steel Spring..
heading, c
Kep. Iron A Steel, c
Rock Island, f. . .
Bhattuek Copper . .
Sloes Sheffield . . .
Southern Pacific. .
Southern Ry., e. . .
Studebaker, c.
St L. ft San Fran.
bwui at va
Tenn. Copper . . .
Texa Pacific . . .
Tobacco Product .
Transcontinental Oil
t-nion Faeutc, c. . .
t'nited Food Prod.
United fruit
C 8. Rubber, c. .
U. S. Smelt. & Kef.
U. B. Steel, c. . .
Utah Copper
Vanadium Steel . .
Vir. Chemical, c .
Westinghoose Else
WUlye-OrerlAnd .
41 t
45
91
83
46H
42K
45
91 H
84
47
140S 142
45 H
98 H
84 4
98 K
26
86 4
181 H
BO4
99 H
127
19 H
48H
23
99
84 44
lOl H
26 H
67 H
13!
97 44
994
41V
44 44
90
82 H
45
1894
46 H
22
974
88 '4
98 4
254
86 H
181
90
99
130 Vi
19VI 19
68HI B0 Hi 68 H
84 H 85 HI 84
llOH
82 H
92
11514
ISH
26
123 H
86
149
68 H
9H
40
88
18 H
as h
694
40 :
86 H
91
246
. 7H
15
68 Hi
125
37 H
93 H
lie
17
27
124
8714
154
frSH
94
41 H
894
irn
83 H
694
40H
88 4.
94 H
255 t,
8
16 44
70 H
us"
42
44 H
91
86 H
4H
1S91
46
23&
98-4
83
loo .
28 H
87 H
1304
93 H
I 99
1269
126H;1274
19 H
59
84 S
123H
37 H
92 4
115'i
164
26H
1234
86
151
88 H
9H
40H
90
17
33 H
59
394
86 H
92 S
24 i '4
84
15
69
118 44
37 H
92
113
154
28 H
123
86
149
68 4t
9H
40
88
17.
83 H
59H
40
86
91
243
7H
16
60 H!
821 H 880
72 ve 1 72 H
....(...-..
68 H
83 H
34 U
6T H
.92
64
81
''96 ' '
22 '4
'so''
87
72
80
47H
82
182H
85 H
2?H
46H
394
81
8 5 H
'88'
98
834
984
43
39
97
18
98.
87
94 H
38
72H
99 .
24 H
96
24
124
11
41
88
27
121
67 H
202
1064
'OS''
72
54
70 H
52 H
25
884
84
35
68
96 H
66 H
84
88
23
'ii
88 H
74 V4
80
47
82
189
65
23
47
30
81
86
'76
98
84
86H
43
89
98
1814
98,
88
9d4
38L
'T4 '
101
2S
100
24
124
11
48
70
28
122
69
204
109
ioo
I 73
B8 H
71
58
26
H
168
823
72
40 H
88 H
88
85
68
45
91
95
55
84
1274
35
22
17
804
874
73 H
794
47
SOH
187 44
65
28
47
29S
80 44
14
35
105 H
76
97
83 H
31 4
93 V
42
8S
97 H
18
98
87
94
38
II
73 H
99
24.
954t 8 S
850
72
'ss
83 Vi
34
57
92
34
79
'85 ' '
22
'30'
37 H
72H
79
47
80 H
182
63
23 H
4
29
80
'85
Total sales, stocks. 1.026.100 shareZ
Total selee, bonds, 312,021,000.
Ex. div. 8 per cent fEx. dir. 3 per cent
g) 1
Jf orelsa Exehanre Lower
New Tork. Mareh 16. (C. P.) Foreign ex
clatnge quoUticm were lower than Saturday
closing at the opening today.
..rks demand opened at 80.0112 off
$0.0014 ; demand aterung at $1.65. of f 1 ;
(?HZ 'vfS. L.18-82. centimes; lire
Seck.1S-3.L.2f 4! ""Waa oables. 18.10. off
20. and United States dollars on Canada 31 18
unchanged. '
Eariy trading ia Geraaa mart are eon.
fused. After dropping to 8.0105. the quota
tion reverted to 6 0112. The lowest quotation
Ju" 'rfttontUJ higher than the record
low of $.0101, made January 18.
TJernaad aterung at Boon waa steady at 88. 6.
?5 a?- Ti5 ??, op,i Lire -elik, v., re
1B.SZ; U. S dollars in Canada, 81 1331 Bel
gian cable. 13.1 Q gad Gemua denuad mass,
$.0112; cable. $.0114.
Jfsw Tork Metal Market
JJew York. March 16. (L N. S) Copper
-t ?rot Md March offered 1 S'SaTTTpril
f;red 18 He; May offered 184e. .
Leadtaady ; spot April-May. 9 bid.
Wew TerkVLoadoa Sllrsr
?V- Mmo1- M (L R. 8.) Cotcmer-
rTT-l.f" ,J Bar silver
CATTLE TRADING
STiTS SIMY
LATEST LIT E8T0CR REPORT
Hogs Market s-eaerally ateady later
la the day.
Cattle AU Maes steady; one load
extra fit corn fed helfere brought a
premlaai at $1040.
Nheep tieoeral sltaatioa rioted aa-
changed.
PORTLAND LTTESTOCK" RVN
Monday . . .,11 . .
Week aA-o
2 week ago . . . ,
4 week ago.,...
Tear aeo . .
S yean ago. . . . .
6 yean ago
4 year ago
Hogs. Cattle. Calve. Sheep.
14T6 1866 81 808
1102 1811 142- 8643
1190 686 lot 1858
1271 1T88 98 1819
341T 1488 54 3278
1630 1447 34 270
1367 670 27 804
1058 627 I 11
FACTORS DEVELOP
1
TO PLACE
ON BEAR
MARKET
Two lines of livestock showed in
creased supplies for the Monday trade
as compared with a week ago, while
two showed a loss. Total run Included
95 cars, compared with 76 last week and
93 cars a year ago. Hoga were steady,
cattle steady to easier and sheep quiet
Early sales in the cattle alleys Moaday at
North Portland Indicated a steady . to easier
tone generally. Pint tale made were about
on a parity with thoee made at the opening of
last week. However, there waa aa uaderenrreat
ef weakness in the. better class of stuff, even
though deemed fair for the ordinary Quality of
ferings. lieneral cattle range.
Best grain pulp steers $11.50 0 12.00
Choice steers 11 00011.80
Good te c ho toe steers ....... 10.00 It. OO
Medium to good steers : 9.00 910.00
T. : . j . . a u .A
rsir to goou siaer ,, -9u o.vu
Common to fair teen g.&0 7.80
Choice cows snd heifers 9.00 9 10. OA
Good to choice oows and heifers 8.00 9 9.00
Medium to good cows and tellers 6.60 9 7.60
Pair to medium cow and heifer 6 50 0 6.50
Canners ...7 8.009 5.60
Bull 6 00 0 7.60
Best hatit calve 16.50 017.25
Medium calves 10.00 0 13.50 j
Heavy calve 7.00 10. OO
Stockers and feeder 8.00 9 8.50
win Situation Steady 4
Initial trade in the hoc alley at North Port
land for the week showed a steady ton gen
erally. There wa a alight increase in the run.
total arrivals including 1476 head, compared
with 1102 last Week. 1190 the previous week
and 2417 bead a year ago.
General hog range:
Prime mixed $16.71018 25
Medium mixed . 16.50 915.75 1
Rough heavies 1 2.00 15.25
Pig 12.00 16.00
Mutton Starts glow
Market for mutton started very slow at North
Portland for Monday and there waa aa easier
tone indicated in the lamb situation generally.
This was forecast as a result ef tha lack of sales
st tha opening while during recent weeks the
demand started well.
(renertl gheep and lamb range
East of mountain lambs
Beet Ught valley lamb.
Best heavy vaUey lambs
Feeder lambs
Teariings :. 18.00016.50
Benda, morn Ins Sale
STEERS
Prtoe. 1 So. Av. Lbs.
so. . .
S3. . .
Man nf acturing company of Wheeler,
Tillamook county, ta changed to the
Jenaan Shingle Manufacturing oompany
in supplementary articles filed hare. '
l?OR!!i
TI?ADE
.817.00918.00
. 16.009 17.00
. '13.509 14.50
.12 00 015.00
No.
18. .
28. .
11..
26 . .
29. .
28. .
1. .
T. .
. 1
1..
IB. .
25. .
1..
1. .
16..
1. .
Av. Lb.
..1078 311.10
..1041 10.00
2
1
6...,
15 ... ,
2
12....
T
6
6
8
1 . . . .
8
185....
a
. T9 9.00
.1044 11 60
. 108 11.60
. 912' 10.50
. 880 9.00
COWS
.1062 8 9.10
.1120 9.00
.1090 8.50
. 901 9.00
.1055 9.25
. 629 7.00
BULLS
.1260 $ 7.60
.1513 8.80
.1870 7.30
MIXED
. 875 $ 6.76
CALVES
812.60 I 3
10.00 j 1
8.00 I 8
HOGS
27 1025
18 623
27 . . . .1106
20.
1 .
83.
1.
1.
1.
Price.
649 811.00
1085 11.38 1
1 A VR I
t V. f V
6.50
11.30
11.35
. . leso
. 620
.1068
.1010
.1090
. 890
.1115
. 1487
7.B0
8 76
6.50
8.60
9.25
T.25
8.88
CATTLE
13
85
60
47S
615 $ T.00
18S 617.00
80 9.00
871 9.00
333
185
700
210
128
114
156
130
14.00
15.00
16.00
18.00
14.00
15.00
15.75
14.00
208 816.00
LAMBS
88 $14.85
BUCK
120 810.00 I
36.
e.
24.
33.
2.
78.
2.
10. .
SHEEP
175
80
194
160
170
193
200
16.00
18 00
16.00
15.90
16.26
16 26
15.75
78 $12.00
waa Hd lusher today af-TO-
TSw Tork-Sagas Aad Coffee
tfTm. Mamh 16 (TJ. P.) CefTee-
Na . t S10. 14Se; No. 4 Santos. 34 024 .
Sugar Steady. Baw. 31T00 911.28:
ftaad, stead; granulated. 316.99 9 16.00. .
C0TT03T 0PE5H WITH SHARP
I-OSS IR 7TEW TORK TRADE
New Tork. March IB. (t N. S) The cot
ton market opened early today at a decline of
20 to 6T points, influenced by Weak oables from
Liverpool. At the start there waa heavy liqui
dation of old long aooounts, and also active
selling by Liverpool, but 00 a aoale down, tha
trade bought extend rely. One or two of the
old bulls gave support, but later the list reacted
to 2B point.
Open. High, I,ow. Close.
January 2975 8045 297B 8045
March . ...f... 897B 4004 3970 4OO0
May 8600 8728 8038 3709
Jn'T 8860 3444 $310 3420
October 8118 8188 8101 8174
December 8015 8095 8014 8081
New Tork spot market. 4100.
By Broadatn Wall
New Tork, March 16. In the past
week there have been distinct devel
opments any one of which in normal
times would have been sufficient to
check the worst kind of a bear mar
ket and start prices upward. Tha
combination haa had the effect of
exciting- Wall street and forcing wild
covering of short contract, but many
persons are still In doubt as to
whether the Improvement will con
tinue. Tho four big developmenta
in the order of their Importance to
the st)ck market are:
First, the demand of the sonata for
an explanation from' the federal re
serve board of the usurious money rates
that have been charged by the banks.
Second, reaffirmation by the supreme
court of the old pest that tn valuing
railroads the cost as of today must be
taken and not the original cost.
Third, the supreme court decision
that stock dividends 'are not taxable aa
Income : and. fourth, announcement that
the British are to ship some 8200.000.OCO
of gold to America in settlement of the
Anglo-French bonds, some of this to
arrive In the very near future.
For a generation the courts and the
politician have been fighting the great
corporations with the announced Inten
tion of destroying them. Now, suddenly,
the corporations are all right It is the
first time fundamentals have been taken
to the supreme court since Roosevelt
started the fight Pro4erty Interests,
therefore, feel safe. Men .can now go
ahead and work with tha belief that
what they earn will belong to them and
their children.
The stock dividend decision makes a
declaration of such dividends by the
railroads an easy matter and confirms
many stock dividends already declared.
Among the Industrials there are corpo
rations whose assets have grown out
of proportion to the stock issues and
there will be declarations evening up
these situations. The United States
may look forward to a perfect orgy of
stock dividends.
The importation of gold to take care
of the Anglo-French bonds will tend to
relieve the money situation because of
the sentimental influence of gold, even
If it is not allowed to mingle with the
other money of the country. There is
much dispute over the exact time and
method of shipping the gold to America,
but the highest authority gives assur
ance of its arrival and large volume.
Five New Concerns
Are Incorporated;
Articles Are Filed
Salem. March 15. The Wallowa Lake
Power ft Development company, with
headquarters in Enterprise, filed ar
ticles of incorporation with the corpora
tion department here Saturday. The
company is capitalised at $150,000. A.
J. Mclnturff. B. Mayfleld and C. M.
Lockwood are the Incorporators.
Other corporations filing articles Sat
urday were :
Diamond Motor company, Portland ;
$100,000; A, Junge, H. Junge and E. V.
Littlefleld.
D. H. Kline Motor Car company, Port
land ; $26,000; D. H. Kilns. C. P. Han
sen and J. M. Scuddar. ,
Oregon Motor Accessories company,
Portland ; $10,000 ; J. King Bryon, Lrsw
Wallace and J. M. Scudder.
The name of the Wheele? Boa 4V
4
Manufacturers and jobberB interested
In any of the above trade opportunities,
may secure same by asking tor file num
ber at office of bureau of' foreign and
domestic commerce, of the chamber.
A commercial representative in Pale
stine desires to secure agencies for Ore
gon food products and conserved fruits
of all kinds. References. Refer to No.
83115
An agency is desired by a commercial
agent in Italy for tha sale of beer kegkJ
and barrels. -Correspondence should be
tn Italian or PYenoh. Reference. Refer,
to No, 83141.
An importing firm in India desires to
purchase and secure an agency for piece
goods, woolen goods, sundries, machin
ery, etc. Quotations should be given a
t. f. port of India, Reference. Refer to
No. 82121
A commission agency oompany in
Switzerland desires tha representation of
ex-porters for the sale of raw materials,
produce and manufactures of many
kinds, and food products. References.
Refer to No. 32133.
A consulting engineer for a packing
plant-in France desires to purchase can
ning machinery and implements for
packing factory. Quotations should be
given c. i. f. Marseilles or Bordeaux. Cor-
reepondenrw may be In English. Refer
ences. Refer to No. 8S118.
A commercial agent in France desires
to secure agencies for the sale of all
sorts of canned goods, jama, dried fruits,
sweetmeats, chocolates, preserves, salt
meats, lard and bacon. Samples are re
quested with correspondence and cata-
ogs In French. Reference. Refer to No.
ztzs. . . I .
A firm of contractors and engineers tn .
Siberia U desirous of getting in touch
with manufacturers of machinery,' rall-.
road supplies, electrical equipment,' tele-"
phone, lumber and pulp mUl machinery
and supplies, belting, agricultural Im
plements and automobiles. Reference.
Refer to. No. 32188.
Road Bond Issue ;
Wilis at Election
Raymond. Wash.. March 15. At the,
election held March 9 In Raymond the
road .bond Issue of $162,000 wa carried
105 to 157. The South Bond and Rsyi
mond voting; though lleht waa over
whelmingly in favor of the proposad Is
suance of bonds, the ballot showing 171
for the bond Issue and 9 against in
Raymond, and South' Bend showing"
168 for with 38 against
FOREIGN EXCHANGE, RATES
Corrected daUy by foreign drpartmewt 4 the
TJt tted Slates National bank.
Opanins nominal rates for bank -transaction:
Drafts Cable v IV
cheque. Transfers' Rate.
London Pounds -
sterling ... 3.65. 8 8 66 H S 4. "6.66
Vmm .a so te .a . .a na
Hamburg Berlin
Marks 1 14 1 12 .8. .
Oanea Lire . 18.82 18.80 6.18.38
vopennageo
Kroner ..... 17.10 17.25
Christian la
Kroner 17.60 17 T6
Stockholm
E rtmr 20.10 20.25
Hongkong Lceal
currency . . .. 94.00 94.60
Tekohama
Ten ., 48.76 48 85
38.80
28.86
1810
-44.14,
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PACIFIC COAgf BA5K STATEMENT
Portland Bank
Oteannga Thie week. Lest Tear.
Monday . . . . 811.35t.068.B7 8 8.448. 687. 7T
Seattle Bank
Clearing Monday $15,263,580.78
Balance Monday 4.182,060.38
Teoama Bank
Clearings Monday 1,285.10.90
Balances Monday . . . . 192,087.65
Sarv Francises Bank
Bank okaringa t20.287j868.00
Los Angela Banks
Clearings Monday 812.699,899.00
City of
Vancouver
and
Province of
Liberty Road Sales
Furnished by Overbeck Cook Co.
Opart High. 1st Cloaa.
Stte 900 .9618 9688 9810
1st 4 ........ 90S6 V06 9069 9030
Snd 4s ........ 8940 8958 8940 8980
1st 4H 9108 9110 9090 9094
2nd 4 He 8978 8094 8972 8980
3rd 4 Ha 9810 9818 98O0 9800
4th 4 14s ... 9008 9010 9O06 90O6
Victory 4a ... 9983 9770 9T82 9780
Victory $ ... 97$8 9780 9788 0708
Mosey aad Exchavage
New Tork, March 15. (1 N. 8.) Can
motiey en tha floor ef the Raw Tork stock
exchange today ruled at 9 per cent; hish. 9
par cent; 'low, 9 per cent. Time money wa
firm. Rates were IH ft per cent The
market for prime mercantile paper wae strong.
Call money in London today waa 8 H per cent.
Sterling exchange was easy, with bu sin sat In
banker' bill st 83TI5 for demand.
Liverpool Cotton Market
IJvrrpool, March 16. (L ?r, SO
opened in limited demaod. Pries sassier, gales
4000 belee.
American mid. fair. 88.04: good raid.. 80 04-
fully mid., 29.04; mid., 38.04; low and. 24 74 :
good ord., 21.64; ord.. 20 54.
Futures opened easy.
5aral Stores Market
Iew York. March 15. ft N. 8.) Turoatv
tto Savannah. 20T H : New Tor. 4 17 H
Rosin Bevannah. 1790; Jlew Tork, 1800.
swssawiaw.jywaww
Chleatge Potato Market
CHioago, March IS. (1 !f. 8,tMi.potatnOT
Reeeipta. 86 care, Minnesota aad Dakota, Ohio,
Baa rraaelseo PealtTy Market
San ltndaco, Marah 18. (C. p.) Broilere.
B487e: large hens, I$0l9e; beat dueka, SO
esse.
Miaaeaftolis Flax Serket
Minneapolis. March IB. (L 1. 8 1 FIAx.
Fai oeja.iSH; Apm, s.osh
6.11 ft. f
aval Fraaeiaea" drain Market
Sea rraaariseev March IB. (P. P.) Barter
Spot feed, per casta. $3.40 f $.4$.
Mill QTaeatlori Cirrming Tjp
Vancouver, Wash,, March 15. At a
meeting of the city council tonight It ia
expected that questions connected with
the propaal by V w. Jdbetter to
erect, a pulp mill here Tinder certain
conditions, will be settled.
Saskatchewan
Boies
to yield
Due in 123
Payable in U. S. Dollars
Diract tax obligations
ak fee eataHe. Wire
"aellec."
Gmith
Stacks, Bess's. Carttaw, Orals. Btev
tlivllf Board ef trade Bandlag.
Oyerbeck&CbokeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO A1X EXCHANGES
' Veaa were Caleagw Beard ef Trade
gaa . Bryi
Sew Xork
Crreeweadeats f Xagaa Bryaa
FREE FROM ALX DOMINION OOVERNMEST TAATIOJf
n nip e g
Greater Wi
Water District Gold Bonds
PATABLB IN GOLD COIN OF THE "
UNITED STATES in New York or at
the Quarters: of Morris Brothers. Inc.
WE OWN and OFFER the following group
of bonds of the GREATER WTNNIPrSO
WATER DISTRICT to TIEL.D 7"47e ;
Ameaat
83 ,660 'Greater Wlitalpeg water. DUtrict.
1,169 'Greater Wianipeg Water District.
see ftOreater Wlsniseg Water Dlitriet..
1.868 Greater Winnipeg Water Dlitriet.
14.111 tOreater Winnipeg Water District. .
83,888 tOreater Wlaalpet Water District. ,
Rate MAtsrity Fries
6 JAJ 1931 : 94.35
' FAA H i 11.18
e - FAA 1918 , 98.38
6 JAD 1931! 98.89
JAJ ltH Melt
e HAS) 188$' 9141
Denotes bonds of $1000 denomination. Denotes bonds of $100, $500 and f 1000
denomination. I Denotes bonds of $100 and $500 denomination. . '
This issue of bonds la a direct tax obligation of the entire
Greater Winnipeg Water District, which Includes the city of
Winnipeg and Ite more Important suburb. The district eon- j
slats of 91.79 square miles and hue a net bonded debt of less
than 4 as the assessed valuation of its taxable resources
and property.
Birglar aad Fireproof nafe Deposit Bozsi for Eit
Open TJatll 8 P. JA. oa Saturday
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier Mnalereal Bond Hobis Capital One Mlllloa Dollar.
Morris Bslldtng, 181.11 Stark Street, Bet Fifth aad Sixth
TELEPHONE BROADWAT till KttablUhed Over a Qaartor Ceatary
INCOME TAX EXEMPT
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Byron Drainage Dlst., Wyo
Columbia Irrigation Diet, Wash
Greybull. Wyo Impt
Harlowton. Mont.. Imp .
Judith Oap, Mont. generala
Snake River Irr. Diet, Idaho
Stjuaw Creek Irr. Diet, Oregon.....
Due
..1924-86
..1932-39
... IVtU'iH
1922-35
- 1929-89
...1931-39
1JJ&-J
PAR AND INT. TO YIELD 6
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tajeiberwaaeta tvela.
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TJsder tspervlstoa bash lag aepartsaest ef Oreges
In malilni lnve$tment$, where you buy 1$ j
really more important to you than what you
buy- Tou pay nothing extra for the ierv1ces
of an old. established house like ours.
"Tbe Hotis Built SquafV
Carsteiis & Earles, Jncorporated
, Established 1891
CrvnigBnt, Manlcipal Jt ttorstioit Bon!
TWrd Floor U. 3. Baak BWg. - T.Wpb4o4i Broadw 4108
Sttw attel Sail U. S. (.arsrasaeal F.M
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! BONDS
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