The Oregon daily journal., April 21, 1920, Page 15, Image 15

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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P.ORTLAND, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1820.
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Edited by
flyman B. Cobra
CREDIT REDUCTIONS CLAIMED
Eflited by l
Will F. 11'SsUn
EGG MARKET HAS
A FIRMER TONE
OATS BIOS HIGrlF.K
A tale of tons of oat wa made
on the Portlaad Merchant Exchange
at f4, a rf of It oer previous day,
(losing- bid were $1' a p.
Market for eggs la showing a slight
lnciease In demand. With receipts de
creasing here a well an at other Pacific
North went points, storers are more
anxious to secure their quota. Purchases
arc jrenerallv shown at unchanged prices.
Y. o. b. buyer ar bidding from 36 H to
37c a dozen for current receipt egga here lor
th day' delivery. Several firm, are out with
tli l.igher bid, inort a an effort to boost
value on their immuue holding Uian any
l-ctial detr to aecure stock. Mcmt bidden
were quoting 80 He for the day. But wer pav
ing 37c tn rompruUve territory.
Store stocks as yet are far below expecta
tions, indicating that very heavy Durchaaea must
1e made within the nut few hi io fill th: i
Iiwmi. The big (irknn are now much more
iliU-tesieo in offering and ara among th lead
en in The bidding at the moment.
I ho desiring ipecial information regarding
n market, should write the Mark Bettor.
Ongoi. Journal, enclosing suuii for reply.'
Vjr BASKET
By Hymaa H. Cohea
Gradual increase of offerings of green
goods is shown In the retail shops. There
is a growing abundance of spinach
from local gardeners, which la not only
of excellent quality but prices are be
ginning to show some loss
GENERAL ADVANCE
IN STOCK MARKET
BEARS RAID MARKET
Hew fork. April fL (L H. g,) Tke
Green peas from California are in I Bearish el meat again eeefally raid
much heavier supply, with retailers sell
ing as low as 20c a pound. The quality
is very good.
Hood River and White Salmon aspar-
d the stock market today aad e
eeeded la playing havoe wltk price.
Broker frantically sold large, blocks of
lock wltaoat regard lor raise, aad
BUTTER TUAIIK CONTINUES SLOW
. Market for butter and especially cubes contin
ual to how a slow lone here, although no
further price change were made for tba day.
Forecast a were out for another drop in pnnti
for the immediate future.
THICKEN PRICEK ARE LOWERED
Lower prices are being named in the market
for ehlr-kena here with sales down to 82c for
light lowl. Heavy vtoek u selling around 84c.
to 86c a pound. .Movement in retailer ia alow.
TEAL MARKET APPEARS WEAKER
Market for country killed calves appeared
weaker for the day with most of the buaineBs at
23r. although aotne was done as high an 23 HsC
Hog were steady with food stuff at 2214 c to
23c generally.
HIGHER SI OA It HAS. NOW AURIVFI)
The higher priced sugar expected by boat
from the south for several days ha finally ar
lived and the new luotation of $18.4i f(.r
granulated is now generally- in effort. Forecasts
out tor a still further advance.
CHEESE IS OOINO TOWARD KOTTH
lespite the fact that California baa recently
uunted lower price for cheese, Tillamook ha
resumed selling to Ix Angeles and the price ia
generally boing held steady. Same here.
BRIEF NOTES OF PROJJfCK TR4DE
New red potato, 15 16c; white, 17 9
17 He
Old potatoes ire weaker and lower. -
Greek currants expected to be about lier
cent lower.
Rhubarb moving very slowly at 6.4J 7c pound.
Boa market ia (lowly reviving--'
agus Js coming forw ard in fair supply, at the ead of the day' tettloa price
but prices are high as 3540c a pound nowed Bet lose of from 8 to over 4
California stock Is selling around 20c ; point. Tke decUae was helped along
for the best offerings from the south. wbea commission konee were forced to
Artichokes are likewise coming for- llqaldate becaae top order were
ward much more freely, with sales . reached.
around 15c each. 1
New red potatoes from tfte south are j New York, April 21. (I. N. S.) Al
sellinjf at 2r. a pound at retail, while though some stocks moved in an irrcgu
the white stock of the new growth is t lar manner at the opening of the stock
selling at 22c. I market today, the entire list Was In
The following price are average one that j demand after the start and made up-
conumer are existed to pay retail More, turn-, ranrine frnm frac-tinnw to fcne
Quality noted i the average, fancv atnff being lurn ranging rrom Iracuons to tour
ulightly higher and inferior stuff fractionally; points.
to"".-Fre,b uid. 4Jc per don : f.nc,, freah. 1 Lackawanna Steel continued promi
40(42c per doiin. : nent, advancing 3 to 4. Steel com-
Poultr) chicken, dreswi. 5!!6c per lb. : mon rose Vi to 102. Baldwin Locomotive.
if 'l'h7i)rr'CTPh 'b-; tUFl,y, 55'56c ; after yielding to 129,, advanced to 131,
'h.h 8'n,onrr8040c per lb.: halibut, j while Republic Steel dropped to 105 and
20X3Oc per lb. : then rose to 106. Crucible Steel fell
Hour Beat local patent, 83 45(3.50 per j one point to 240, but Quickly recovered
k. 4! lb. ! t
sack
I'outoe? Burbanks. fancy, 9f10c per .lb. ;
sweet. 1 2 "4 r per Ih.
Onion Lined. 8 & !c per lb
: to 243.
I Mexican Petroleum roe to 187 V; Pan
i American Petroleum 1 point to 1034, and
Royal Dutch 1 to 112. Trans-Continental
Oil was under continued pressure, however,
falling 1 Ti to a caw low record of 17.
Studebaker advanced 1 '4 to 114: Gen
eral Motors 8 H to 321 and Pierce Arrow one
point to 69.
I'm ted States Rubber after dropping to 104 H
rose to 106. Fractional advancas wen made
in copper aad railroad shares.
j There was active trading in many iames dur
j lng ttie forenoon with a atrong tone maintained
I in the industrial share.
i Iackawanna roe 4 Mi to 84 4 , while Re-
1 lu. a, ..-i r, . ; J , . , ,
puuuc nievi, itmuwui ana vanauiiiiu Diatei maue
gains of about two point. Steel common held
within a narrow range, selling from 101 Mi to
102 K.
Corn Product was active, advancing 1 H to
1 00 V , and American Beet Sugar rose over 2
points to above 100. PUrca Arrow row 2
point to S9S and gains of from 2 to 8
points were made in the other motor shares
WEATHER AFFECTS
EP MARKETING
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK HCN
Hoc. Cattle, Calve. Sheep.
Wednesday ., 8 .. 641
Week ago 65 ...
Two weak ago . . . 59 11 .. 401
Tour year ago 128 416 .. 188
Tear ago 42 11 .. 72
Two year ago ... 41 175 500
Inree years ago .. 685 145 IS 607
Four years ago . . . 289 46 . . 314
WEATHER 7SOT1CE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau advises: Protect shipments
during tb next 36 hours againat the following
minimum temperature: Oelng north. 38 de
gree;, ; northeast over 8.. P. A 8. railroad, 80 de
gree; east to Baker, 24 debtees, and south to
Ashland. ,10 degrees. Minimurn temperature at
Portlaad tomorrow, about 88 degree.
WHOLESALE PRICES ITU PORTLAND
Sharp Decline Is
Forced in Chicago
Grain Pit Prices
Chicago. April 21. ( F. P.) Griin future
on the Chicago board of trade closed today wi'h
the pita in a turmoil and with all price sharpy
lower. A number of condition acted to bring
about the drop, but it was taken philoeophicaUy
in the pita, where it wa claimed the drop was
long overdue. It caught all traders by surprise,
however, and there was little effort to support
tD marxei m ne iat .ew m nui o. traa.ng. MeIjrtn petroleum rose 5 to 1S9 and ! ft"
May corn cloned 4 V e below the opening. pul Amelicux pnUnm advanced 2 points to j
vi 7 u. jtiiv M 1 r- h mv tile ii r w fi in V I i.nn. t I rw. ; . J . -. I i 1 -T- , ' ... I it .
- . ' . . - - j ..... . . - - i i rt 71 . Iw,t Ilt iiiii i iiiu-i -..iiiiiii Liiai v , 1 1
and September " 7c bnn Hie otenmg. SI 61 continued in supply, the former failing to 86
May oat wa off 3c from the opening. 97 Vic, and the latter to 17.
and July down Sc from the opening, 81 "4 e. I A wave of selling came Into the market during
'Pile financial situation In "general, particu I the early afternoon, forcing severe loase in
larly a realization that federal reserve baruts were j practically th entire list.
really striving to end eipansion, wati a big far- j Although the stock market closed a a 3 o'clock,
tor. Much attention was paid to the entire trading was in such heavy volume that the final
financial situation, the stock market being re- I quotation did not appear on the stock quotation
fleeted to a considerable extent. Rumors ot I ticker until 23 minutes after the official closing
financial depression in Japan formed another ' time. The dealings In the market were almost
bearish factor. j like in times of panic. No on in the street
Individual dealers claimed to see in the break could account for the real reason lying behind
In prices a turning point in the era of hieh cost. ; the sensational decline, most of the traders be
lieving tliat it waa due to some coming action by
the federal reserve board.
No stock was spared in the general slashing
of prices. The sale wen In excess of 2,000,000
shares. -
Steel common broke to 98 i . as compared
with an early high of 102 S . Baldwin Locomotive
broke from the morning high to 115, while Re
public Steel fell 8 point to fif . General Mo-
Because of weather conditions which
have made it impossible to shear sheep
at inferior points, there have been very
limited offerings in the North Portland
aiieys and values are firmly held. No
hogs arrived while the cattle market was
steady for the daj.
While there was a small supply of tuff in
the sheep and lamb alley (or the Wednesday
trade. North Portland market continue to re
flect strength in all divisions and in some in
stances a alight bulge ia sales prices may be
uoteu.
General sheep and lamb range:
Spring lamb 81 7.00 19.00
East of mountain lambs 17.00$ 18.00
Best heavy valley lambs 14. 25 15.7S
Common to medium valley lambs 11 003 15.50
Yearliiigs. 1 5.00 ft 16.00
Kwes 10.00 14.00
Wether 14 50 15. 50
No Hog Com Forward '
No carload of hogs came forward to the
North Porltand market and the recent limited
offering of "drivedns" kept values at the ea
tieme point.
General hoc range:
Prime mixed 117.00 17 85
Medium mixed 18.28 (8 17.00
Hough be vie 12 25 v 18 21.
Pig 13.00 1 50
Cattle Situation 8taaay
Situation in the cattle alleys was steady for
Wednesday in ths North Portland alleys. Re
criyts wen limited and a quick cleanup was re
porter for the day.
General cattle range:
Best grain pulp steers . . .
Choice steers
Good to choice steers
Medium to choice steers
Fair to good steers
Common to fair steers
Choice cows and heifers
Good to choice cows and heifers
Medium to good cows and heifers
I Fair to medium cows and heifers
The grain market being most sensitive, they said,
was the first to feel the wind.
So sudden was the drop that the market was
disorganii'l for a time, and closing pneet were
nut Quoted for several minutes after the closing
gong.
Be.st light calve
Medium calves
Heavy calves
Stocker and feeder
Tuesday Afternoon Sals
COWS
.112 001S.00
. 11.00012.00
. 10.006 11.00
9.00 ( 10.00
. 8.25 m 9 00
7.00 C" 8 25
10.50 ( 11.00
8.75 10 50
8.25 9 75
7.00 8.25
5.00(0 7 00
6.0 8,50
15.00 C 17.00
10.000 15 00
7.00 10 00
8.00 8.50
BAG TRUST AIDED
IN ITS BOOSTING
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Cars
Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Hsy.
Portland. Wednesday 7 8 1 20
Year ago . . . 19 8 18 8. 8
Season to date. 7715 173 8555 428 2003
Tear ago ... 6810 899 2375 642 2994
Tacoma. Tuesday 26 1 28 . . 6
Year ago ... S .. 2 4
Season to date. 6438 84 2934 171 782
Year ago ... 5197 84 158 1186
Seattle, Tuesday 29 21
Year ago ... 44 8 . . 67
Season to date. 5655 238 881 637 1140
Year ago ... 5254 73 1179 525 2309
JAPAN IN POSITION
TO
DEMAND
IN BIG SUM OF U.S.
Deliberate attempt is being made by a
lodal clique, aided by a morning paper,
to uphold the manipulating speculators
in the grain bag market. In a defense of
the manipulators it states that the price
of grain bags is made in Calcutta. That
is true, as everyone knows, but the trade
also knows that the local situation has
been manipulated during certain periods.
It develop that despite the efforts of certain
interests to "stand in" with the manipulators,
there has been practically no change in the
price of grain bags at Calcutta aside fmra
nominal fluctuations during recent weeks, while
the local and other Pacific coast market hat
advanced sharply.
Wheat growers are not anxious to purchase
baes at the present price even though it appears
that th. Japaneae-Bnosh interests ar, , tn full , y, hRV(, be.n 0,d an, ar) on the
By Broadaa Wall
New Tork. April 21. Stocks
closed heavy Tuesday after aa ses
sion of great Irregularity In which
some material net losses were re
corded. There seemed to be no spe
cial reason for theselling except
a general uneasiness on the part of
the public over the money and for
eign situation for Japan has now be
come something to worry about.
Money was renewed at t per cent,
but was offered by a leading Broadway
bank at 6 per cent In the afternoon.
The west, which has been bullish, has
turned against the market, perhaps be
cause the federal reserve board Is go
ing to make the western merchants re
duce their credits. Credit Is frosen in
commodities in the west, not only those
stored in warehouses, but now tn those
jfiubber Company Is
Given Permission
For Sale of Its Stock
Salem, April 21. Permission to sell
$150,000 of its capital stock In Oregon
was granted to the Western .Rubber
company of; Tacoma, Wash., Tuesday by
H. J. Schulderman. state corporation
commissioner. Other permits Issued by
Schulderman . Tuesday include :
Ttrnui tmfllle Canning- oomnanT. Cor-
vallis. Tor the sale of 135.000 of its-stock.
American .Universal implement com
pany. Portland, for the sale of 15000 of
stock.
Myrtle Point Creamery company.
Myrtle Point, for the sale of $l2o of
Its stock.
Permission to transact business in this
tatn was granted to the Paths Kx
chsnare, Inc., a New York corporation.
capitalised at SB. 000,000. N. I. Simon,
709 iioard or. Trade DUiming. i-ortiana,
is named as attorney In fact for Oregon.
Tho Berger Studio, Portland, capital
ired al $6000, filed articles of incorpora
tion, Tuesday. The Incorporators are
Honry Berger, Grace Von O. Berger and
Kalherine Schneider.
control of the supplies and situation hen. They
have "not been buying the bags as fast as the
manipulating interests felt they should and it is
understood that the latter will make a desperate
effort to line them up with a further sharp
manipulation in the price.
Prom all reports then ara plenty of bass pur
chased to take care of any possible crop of
wheat crown in the Pacific Northwest, but there
is some question as to whether the manipulator
will bring them here in time to keep price from
going higher.
Weather Retards Farm Work
Edward L. Wells of the Portland office ef
the weather (urau advisee :
The weather to Saturday waa rather cold.
with frequent precipitation over most of th
railroad tracks.
HOPE FOB ATJTO BUSINESS
Hope for the automobile business was
expressed by Colonel Colt, head of the
Unite! States rubber business, who esti
mated the 1920 tire business at $1,300,-
000. It was $300,000,000 tn 1914. Not
withstanding this phenomenal Increase.
Colonel Colt looks for even more start
ling growth in the future. The motor
stocks were heavy today, being de
pressed by selling of general motors.
Wall street blamed the stock exchange
for the bill introduced in congress
Canadian dohan. ;demand. wen $.8150.
w?,jrw Trt M,tm Market -
New Tor. April 21. fL N ft. tVm T
quiet Spot. Anril sd Ms,, otf.rti
June, offend. lBs, T' 0",rM
"Pelter Weaki spot, Aprl land May.
8.10; June and July, offered. 8.0a.
RAINS 15 ALABAMA OITE
COTTON AN ATVANCE
New York. April 21. (L N. 8.) Continued
favorable weather in the belt with heavy rains
reported from parts of Alabama, caused a
steadier tone at the opening of th cotton ,
market today with first prices 10 20 point
higher. j
After the call prices became under pressor '
and at th end of the first 20 minutes wen i
about 20 point under th initial levels.
Th qisrket continued under heavy preaann
to tb close. The selling seemed to be k gen
eral liquidation movement caused by the Imak
In th stock market and the Japanese newa.
Tbe close was steady at tb kow with prion
95 to 141 point net lower.
Province of
Manitoba
Three-year 5
Bonds
Pnrnfehed by Orerbeck as Cooke Co.,
of Trad building:
Board
These are prine retailers pay wholesalers ex
cept as otherwise noted :
Daley Products
BUTTER Selling price, boi lots: Creamiry,
prime parchment wrapped. 60c per lb.; smaller
firsts, 58c. lb,; firsts, 59c per lb.: smaller lots
at an advance. Jobbing price: Cnbe extras,
5 4 ." Ih. ; prime firsts. 53 53 He lb.
litJTTF.RFAT Portlnd delivery basis. S1G?
63c; country stations, 59c60c.
OLKOM AKUAKINK Best brands. 40e; ordt
narj. 38 "dc: bakers, 33c; Nutmargarin. 1 lb.
i-irlons, 82c lb.
CHKKSi; Selling price: Tillamook freah Ore
grn. fancy triplet, 35 C 86c lb.; You tig Amer
ica, J7(38c. Prices to jobbers, f.'o. b., Tilla
mook "triplets. 32c; Young America. ' 38c. Sell
iuc price: Cream, brinks, 40 42c Belling
price: Block Swiss, 48 49c: limburger. i0(g
42c per lb.
KUG8 Buying price: current receipts, 80 '-h
37c; candled, selling price, 40c; select, 42c.
LIVE POULTRY Selhn; price: Heavy hen.
:i4ft3-; light hens. 32 0M4c: spring light,
5 (it- per lb.; old rooster.. 20c; squabs., $3.00;
dressed ducks, 48oOc per IK; pigeons, $1.50
l2 00 per dnsen ; turkeys, live. 36 (a 36c lb.;
dressed. 4 7 19 50c tier lb ; dressed geese, 30c
lb. I
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit j
KUK8H FRI'IT - Onnges. $5.50 7 25 per
lux: bananas. lOVj'ClIc lb : lemons, $5.25(9 I
ti.00 p,-r crate: Florida grapefruit. $6.50 ( 7.25 ; i
Calif. -mis, $3.75. I
AI'l'LKS Various varieties, local, $1.50
4 25.
' IRIE1 FRriT Kate. Dromedaries. $7.80;
Fartta, $4.25 per box; raisins, 3 crown loose
Mu.-ratel 16c per lb.; fig. $8.50 W 5.50 box.
ON ION'S -- Selling price to retailer. Oreu.
S7.OOat7.25 per cwt. ; a..anci.tion selling price,
carload, (i.00. f o. b. country; garlic, 50c per
lb.; green oulonn. 50c pr doscn bunches; ouioo
set-. 1 7 1 8c per lb.
POTATOES -Selling price, Oregon fancy.
7(oS; tJems. $ 51ir9 00 cwt; buying prices,
$7 50s7.75; new, 17gmc per lb.
VEJil'-TABLKS Turnip. $4.00 per sack;
carrots. $4 00 sack; beets, $5.00: cabbage.
California, 7 8c ; lettuce. 85.00 per crate ;
cucumbers, $2.00$ 50 dnsen : tomatoes. $3.50
(4 00: egg plant, S5r lb.; broccoli, $1.75
2.75; bell peppers. 60c; sprouts, l"e per ib. ;
celery. $1 50 i-r dozen: peas. lVc lb.;
artichokes. $ 1.40 (" 4 .50 doa ; aapargus, Oregon,
$3.00 is' 3 25 dnsen bunches.
Meats and Provisions
rOVVTRT MEATS Selling price: Country
hog. 22 Vk W23c lb for top blocaers: heavy. 18
18c; beat real. 28a28Hs; heavy veal. 16
I 7c per Ih. -e
HMOKKD MEATS Ham, 8140c per lb.:
breakfast bacon, 33(a'52r: picnics, 24 & 25c;
cottage roll, 32c r lb.
1.AKI- kettle rendered,
25c; tierce bast compound,
Fish and Shellfish
FR12MI FISH--Salmon, freh Chinook 27c;
'roren salmon. 2.5c per lb.; halibut, fresh,
i ): sturgeon, i ); blscV cod, lOSllr lb.;
silver smelt. 10c per lb.; kippered salmon. $2.50
per 1 lb. basket; kippered cod. 2.00: Co
lombia smelt, 5c per lb ; rsier clams. $5.00 box.
Groceries
RCGAR Nominal prioes. refinery basis-
Cube. $19.25: fruit snd berry. $18.40: yellow.
$17.80: granulated. $18 40; extra C. $18.00:
gclden C. $17.90;
, HONr.Y New, $7.00 7.30 per ease.
i UlCr. Japan style. No., 1. 14 He: New
Orleans head, (--) ; Blue Rose, 15 He per lb.
j SALT Coarse, half ground. 100( $17.25
por ton: 50s, $18.75: table dairy. 50s $17 25
i bales. $3.804.00: fancy utile and dairy.
$38.50. lump rock. $26 50 per urn.
BEANS (Sale by jobbers): Small white,
74e per lb.; large white, 7c lb.; pink. S ' e
lb.; Iutsj. 12 He; bayou. llc: red?. 10 He:
Oregon beans, buying prices, nominal, 5 He
per lb
CANNED MI1JC Carnation, $6.10: Borden.
-i.lt'r Aster, $6.00; Eagle. $11.25: Libby.
$6.00: Mount Vernon, $6.00: Haxelwood, $6.00
per cser.
COFFEE Roasted, 34 4 8c in sacks or
rutin.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 17 He -per lb.
NCTS Walnuts. 35 (a) 40c per lb.: almonds.
Sc: filberts. 82c in aack lota: peanuts. 1J$
16c: pecans. 25o; Braxils, 30c.
Repas. Faints, OU
ROP Swab' dark. 18 He; white. 20c lb.;
standard Manila. i,r.
LLNSKKI) VIL R,w, bhls., $1.98 f al :
kettle boiled, bhla.. $2.00; raw, rases. $2.13;
boiled, caws, $2. 18 per gallon.
COAL OCa Water white, in drums or Iron
barren-, 13c gal..- oasee. 24c per gL
GASOLINE Iron bbls., 27c; cases. 39 He:
engine distillate, iron bbls.. 16c; case, 82 He
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 15o; 600 lb..
15 H per Ib.
TCRPENTINE Tanks, $2.40; eases, $2.61;
10 case lote, lc less.
" , WIRE NAILS Ba.ic pric. $3.16.
Heat, Wool an Hlee
HOrS Ncmlnal. 1919 orop. 50, per lb.
-- HIDBS-vCalvee. 50 60c: green hides. 17
COMMISSION HOI SES SELL
CORN ON THE 1IECLINE
Chicsgo, April 21. II. N. S I Corn opened tors, after selling up to Bl in tne early traa
i lc lower on a rush of commiaaion house ' ing. slumped violently to 273. Merican Petro
felling Buying; support was lacking and prices lernn broke 12 point to 177. and Pan-American
dropped rapidly after the start, falling so faat ; Petroleum to 97. Pierce Arrow was nearly 3
that at one time the blackboard prices were , p,int, below the high at 60. and Studebaker
nearly 1 cent sbove the prices in the pit. Com-' feIl io74. Crucible Steel yielded 11 points
mission houses had selling orders on oats, which , .
started V. & 1 Hi o lower. r.irther losses were I .'i.vemment Vnds unchanged: railroad and
sustaTTied after the oienini. .h.. wnnH.
I'rovisiotis opened higher with commission otner Bonus wea.
!,.. hnvine Packers sold on the advance. I otai saice oi atocss wis; were a.,ou.vuw
Chicago range by Viiitetl Prcs:
CORN
0r
May
July ... .
September
May . . . . .
July . . . .
MJ
May
July
Mav
July . . . .
Oien. Hitjh Low. Close
172H 173H 165H 168
ltlfl i 166 157 157 .
161 161 H 153 154
OATS
97 H 07 H 03 94 '4
W 8S ' 8 4 St
1'OHK
3tii5 3flS0 3.'i50 3550
I-ARD
1082 1985 1!125 1935
2065 206.1 2002 2005
1UHH
1827 1832 lS0.- 1S05
l!iOO 102 1875 1875
No Av. lbs. Price No. At lbs. Price
2.... 995 $ 6.75 I 1 10I3 $!t.50!
3 880 7.75 I 1 970 50
BULLS
1 1270 $ 7 75 I 1 1890 $ 8.00
2 1030 8.00
HOGS
5 184 $17 00 j 2 435 $15 25
1 . . . 520 13.00 4 .... 122 16. 0 I
2 820 16.50 J 2 235 16 75
1 430 13.00 I 4 202 17.00
C 160 17 00 1 310 15H0
1 320 15.00 7. . . . 207 17.00
y.... 127 15 50 1 2.... 230 17.00
6.... 178 17.00 3.... 196 17.00
3.... 200 17.00 l.t.. 560 14.00
1 340 15.00 10 217 1700
1 270 18.50 1 200 17.00
b 201 17 00 2. . . . 170 17.00 ,
Wednesday Momln Sain
COWS
No Av. Lbs. Price, No. At. Is. Price.
1 940 $ 8.73 i 1 550 $ 0.50
BULLS
1 1330 $ g.25 I 1 830 $ 8.50
LAaaBS
7 72 $19 00 i
8 43 17.10 I 214 87 17.50 :
24. . . . 69 18.50 j I
YEARLINGS
108 102 $16 O0 I 1 110 $16.00
105 117 16.00 j I
BUCK SHEEP
1 180 $ 6.0O- 1 140 $ 8.00
HOGS
3 220 $17.00 ..... 153 $15 85
1 440 14.00 I 1 330 16.00 I
statai. Some snow feu. but except in tne aeainat SDecuiauon and short snlllna-
more elevated districts It melted as it fell- Some , ig lhe n8-turaI result of the Stuts
local hail storms occurred, doing little damage, , , ... ,,,
. . , . . , . . , i- i i- - airalr. It caused mtirn nelllnsr
llgnt to uesvy rroet occurreu nuimaj an'iniui, o- .
but during the day the weather was mild and Judge Gary did not say there would"
pleasant Rain et in again Monday morning be no extra dividend and he said noth
'wTmrnTueT snd coast counties ! all against a big stock dividend
and in localities in other part of th state, t such as the street has been expecting,
farm work ha been seriously retarded by wet j In fact, his talk indicated that If any
weather. Scarcity of labor has also caused some , ,hinff done ,t ,, be ,n stock Tne
e Condition hsve been generally fsvorable for buying of Steel IS what the Street calls
winter wheat snd oats and early sown spring . good.
Month. Open. High. laaw. Close.
January .... 3470 8480 - 3330 8355
February .' 33 10
March 8190 8400 3246 8264
April 4065
May 4165 4180 4050 40!!
June .... -. 3935
July 8970 8976 3825 8852
August 8725
September 3505
October $655 8668 3402 8610
November ... .... 84.10 .
December ... 3558 855N 3335 3405 1
j BIG DIVIDEND DECLARED
Stock dividends continued to be what
wheat, but warmer weather Is needed in places. ;
Spring seeding is proceeding very slowly. i
In the milder section grass is growing well.
ana siiaiia ana ciover are misim av iair avari. , .itti- .if i- i- v,- ,v,-. m,
In the colder parts of the state growth is alow. " ""ere ' the market. The
Cold, cloudy weather is causing some loss of Brunswick-Balke company announced
alfalfa from mildew. Sheep and cattle ara be- one of 200 per cent today, and Sears-
serious losses hsve been reported.
cent.
Prunes In Bloom I ,Jne reason tne Japanese situation is
-,.; m .,k.n,.H .inwiv Prunes ar in i taken so seriously Is that Japan is in
full hloom in Douglas county and an partially position to demand about $300,000,000
in bloom elsewhere. tuarly pears are almas j gold from the United States.
in full bloom in jaexson county. very tew w .1 u
apple blossoms an showing except in Douglas ! pw.uoji tnat goia
county. The cold, wet weather has been unfa- j must be paid on demand regardless ot
vorahie for poiieriatinn. Fruit buds appear to j consequences. The consequences would
be recovering somewhat from the effects of he interesting
the extremely low temperature in December. !
but the yield of berr:es. cherries, peaches and
Liverpool Cotton Easier '
Liverpool. April 21. (I N. S.) Bpote
opened dull ; prices easier. Sales 300 bales, ,
American middlings fair, $154; good middlings,
2829: fully middlings. 2729: middlings. 2629,!
low, 2299; good ordinary, 1979; ordinary, 1879.
futures opened steady.
to
yield
Payable in U. S. dollars
Due April IS, 1923
S's at 94.03
Wire orders "collect."
Freeman
Smith a
Camp Co,
icoao rtsea
aorrxwisTiaa t,
Spot Cotton Lower
New Tork. April 21. (I. N. 8.1 Spot cot
ton was quiet today, 100 points lower at 41.75c.
No sals.
apricot will be mat rially reduced and the yield
of pears somewhat aitected. rne trost oi oun-
POTATOE8 ALONG THE COAST
Ban Ira nelson, April 21. i C. P.I Pot
by wet soil: a small acri-aiie hah been planted to i toes Rivera U hit. .17 or, at. V '.!.. t i,
Vnit hlnnm hut full informatim la not vet ! ' '
Transportation Is
Reported Missing;
Street Makes Howl
shares; bonds. $20,660,000.
Commission house liquidation was forced in
large volume by the declines which occurred in
the market after midday, when many severe
losses were suffered in every4ssu on th list
The specialties wen the heaviest sufferer.
Mexican Petroleum broke 14 points to 175 and
Pan-American Petroleum yielded over 0 points
to 98 H- Sinclair Oil dropped over 8 point to
84 Hi.
Steel common broke over 2 points ro 100.
and losses . of from 2 to 6 points were suffered
in other steel sharer. Republic Steel selling at
. 102 i and Baldwin Locomotive at 122-H. The
railroad stocks yielded from 1 to 2 points.
The market closed weak today.
fctvemiucnt bonds unchanged ; railway and
, other bonds weak. ! th ranges. Hay is almost alt gone in this
j ! aection and is not obtainable at any distance
I Punished by Orerbeck A Cooke Co., Board from the railroads. Thus UDdcmourished cows
I of Trade building:
' fES"'HIPl ion
Early' garden vegetables are growing slowly; I Y.kfOL.t? vlnV
anting of later vegetables has been retarded i "MVr?;: i80J
' Ajat Rubber . . . .
: Alaska , Gold . . .
Alii- Chalmers ..
i Alloy Steel
i Am Agr. t'hem.
; Am. Bet Sugar
Am. ( an, c . . . .
That the transportation companies are to , Am. far Foundry
blame fin much of the present shortage of i Am. Cotton Oil .. . ..
supplies alona Trout wtreet is the word civen 1 Am Hide A Leather.
out by Mon.e of the wholesale trade. I do n-fd
The claim, is mad.- lliat the express rompany j Am. Intl. Corp
has persistently refined to tate ecs cases- and Am. Linked, c
chicken rooim in;o tne country so that . supplies ' Am. Locomotive, c ...
could Ue brought forward to this city.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK TBICES
Cinen.
"71
1 sa
40H
46 Si
90
100H
44 Hi
187 H
4(1
2 1
104
06 H
86
102
21
66
4 3 H
132
-89 H
Disarms of later vecei
by wet soil; a atrial lacreage has been planted to
early potatoes and more wui oe planted aa soon
as tbe soil ia sufficiently dry. Early potatoes
are coming up in a few localities.
Brooroha.ll cabled:
United Kingdom It is officially stated that
the condition of winter wheat ia very favorable.
However, it is also claimed thai the acreage to
I spring, cereals will be short this year. I'noffi
CALVES DIE FEED ciai advices are to the effect that rain are
SHORT INT INTERIOR j hindering sowing In msny sections.
Pendleton. April 21. Sairly heevy losses of ! France Rain in tiiis country have caused
calves are reported from the cattle country local damage to grains, otherwise the good pros
about Ukiah, in the graxing lamis of Southern p.t., tor the crop generally are maintained.
Umatilla county. Snow has fallen intermittently I (--. Sowine nf the new era in has
up to the present and with grass short because : rte IirW ,.rod progress under satiatactor,
of cold teed ha been scare for the animals on
India Latest estimates show a further in
croaed acreage to wheat in the Junjaub prov
have been unable to raise their calves and many : ince and the la teat reports are to the effect that
have died from hunger atid cold. i harvesting of wheat continues to progress aat-
t isfartorily. The outturn this year will no doubt
show a good improvement
Australia Seeding condition in general have
been fair, but New South Wale does not ex
pect anv increase in the acreage to wheat in
that section.
North Africa Reeent rains were very bene
ficial to crops and proeiects are good as com
san Franelsc Poultry Market I
San Francisco. April 21. V. P. I Pou) !
try Broilers, 50(850c; large hens, 4546c;!
peal aucxs. 33gste.
San Francisco Grain Market
. San Francisco. April 21. (U P.) Barley
Spot feed, per cental, $3.00 3. 10.
27c lb.;
25 c
standard.
Stack, Bead, Cottoa. Grata, Eta
lia.ail Board ef Trade SaUalag.
Overbeck&CookeCoe
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
efaaiwera Ckieage Beard at Trade
Cerrespatfat lsraa Bryaa '
. .Olatn Is latt
' .;v ' ' . -' " " ! ,'.
- .
Am. Ship A Com.
Am. Smelter, c
Am. bteel Foundry ....
Am. Sugar, c -
Am. Sumatra Tobacco .-
Chlcaeo Hoot S1S.7S Am. Tel. a Tei
Chicago. Arnl 21. 1 1. N S. i Hogs Re- Am. Tobacco
ceipts. 17.O00; ligiits active and 25c to 35c Am Totieeco Secunties .
higher; others slow and lOr to 25c higher. Am. Woolen, c
Bulk. 14.80( 15 60; top. $16 75; heavy I Am. Writing pair. pfd.
weight, $14 80 1 5.85 ; nedium weight. $15.35 Am, Zinc
18.75: lieht wecht. 10.25 mi H 75 ; tight Anaconda Mining Vo ..
lighu. $15.05 17.50; heavy packing sows, i Atrhbon. c
smooth. $13.25 r 14.35 ; parking sows, rough. ! Atlantic Gulf A W. 1. .
S12.75I? 13.40: pigs. $14 2516 00. i Baldwin Loco.. ,e
flattie Receipt 11 OOO nnevenlv vtealr tn naimnnre vsuiu. m
weak. Beef steers Medium to heavy weight,
$12. 90 14.50: choice and prime. $12or
14,50; me-lium to good. $10.75 ta 1 2.90 Light
weightetlood and choice. $ 1 1 75 (t 14.25 ; com
mon and medium. $9.75 ar 1 1 .75. Butcher cat
tle Heifers. $7. 1 5 (m 1 .V f.O ; c. $7.0As
11.75: bulls. $7.0(1 ( 11.00. ('inn'. nd rut
tern Cows and heifers. $4.25 ( 7.0(: csroer
steers. $6 00 ( 8 2-V Veals i light and heavy
weight 1, $14. 00f5 16.00: feeder steers, $9 00
11.65: stocker steers. $7.50 t 1 1 00 ; stocker
cows and heifers. $7.50 11.25 . stocker cslves '
$8.00 ( 11.25.
Sheep Receipts. 9000; slow, mostly steady.!
Lambs (84 lbs. down). $ 1 7.50 i 1 9 00 : lamb?
(culls and common). $12,501 17.00; yearling
wethera, $14.00 16.75 ; ewes. $10.50 e? 13.30 ;
ewes (culls and common). $6.00 10.00; feed
er lambs. $ 13 00 at 1 5 O0.
Omaha Hoes 81B.80
Omaha, April 21. (L N. S. I Hogs Re
ceipts 14,000. Steady, 25c higher. Bulk $14
15; top, $15 80.
Cattle Receipts 700 Butchers, 25c8 50e
lower; feeders, 25c higher.
Sheep Receipts 8000. Strong: sheep steady.
Denver Hofl. $1S.70
Denver, Colo.. April 21. (U. P.) Csttle
Receipts 4 50-; strong: 25 (a-50c lusher. ftteers.
$11. 25g 12.50; cows snd heifers. $.00
11.80; stackers and feeders. $7.00 911.00;
cslves. $1(1.00 1 8 G
Hogs Receipts. 14 00; market steady: 30c
h,K- Tn tH t(. 1... -w 111 Silvia V
Sheei Receipts. 1800; strong. Lamb. tgV"-"
$18.50 019.50; ewes. $ 12.50 g 13. 75. Y'tll vlw -u"
( (.reene Calianea . . .
" Chlrairo Dairy Produce tiuit States, Steel
Chicago, April 21. (I. N. S. I Butte Re- Illinois ( etitral
ceipu 4139 tubs. Creamery, ertra, 64 He; industrial Alcohol 93
first. 69 1 83c; packing stock. .10 39 He j lustration Copper 55
.Eggs Receipts 44.190 case. Ordinary firsts. International Paper 81
873c: firsts, 404 4541 He: storsae, 44 1a da? ! InlernaUonal Harvester l-'9 la
45c; checks, 33ae34c: dirties, S4jc35c. Int. Mercantile Marine, c. . . . 35
Cheese Twins, new. 27 27 He; daisies, do pld 92
29H(80Vtc: Young Americas, SOfcc; Urn Int. -N'irltel 21 is
horns, 30c; brick, 28 He Eas. City Southern, c 16
Live poultry Turkeys, 35c; chickens. 35c; I Kelly Springfield 117 H
springs, 87c; roosters, 23e; geese. 22e; ducks. 1 Kenuecott Copper 29
3 8c. j Keystone Tire go
, Lackawanna Steel 82
,.ki Iakey Famous Players 7a
Chicago Potato Market Lenigb Valley
Chicago, April 21. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes Maxwell Motors, c ..'.".
Receipt 2 cars; Minnesota and laaknta. Ohio, i Mexican Petroleum 183 H
AiLami uopper ............. .....
Montana Power ....
Missouri Pacific, o. 25 H
do pfd. 41 H
National Enamel TO
National Lead 83 H
; Bethlehem Steel, B.
do 7 ter ouiit ptd. . .
j Bosch Magneto - .
; Brooklyn Rapid Transit. . .
Butte and Superior
( hf. Packers' Asen
Calif. Petroleum, c
I.. pt.L
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather, c
( erro ue Pasco
Cbaudler Motors
Che.. A Ohio
Chicago, Grcal Western .. .
do pfd
Chi. Milwaukee A St Paul.
Chi. A Northwestern
Chile Copper
Chino Copper
Columbia Gas A Elec
Colo Fuel A Iron . .
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products, c
Crucible Steel, e
Columbia Graphophon . . .
Cuban Cane Sugar
Deuver & Rio Grande, c...
do pfd.
Erie, e
do 1 st pfd
Fie Tire
Gaston W Uliams
GeneiaJ Cigars , .
General Electric
General Motors
62
121 H
' i7' '
39 S
141 H
163
120S
31 H
D2 H
114''
15
'isH
35
t
1185,
81 S
50
147
23
8.-.S
83 H
17 H
e
82
37H.
87 H
94 H
240
47
84 H
6H
11
13
Si"
15
66 H
15 1
818 H
67 5.
36
76 H
Close.
"70"
1
38
44 H
7
95
40 H
134
45
20H
13 Vi ,
92 Si I
83
97
204
62 U
40
131 Hi
87
96
285
58
116
41
1 6 H 1 Studebaker. c 113
Royal Dutch
Republic Iron A Steel,
Retail Stores
Rock Island, c
do pfd. "A"
do pfd. "B"
Shattuck Copper
Sinclair Consolidated
Sloes Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway, c . ,
57 H
SO
159
115
30 H
88 H
Shell
I. .
Tennessee sfopper
Texas Oil
Texas Pacific . .
- jjj Tobacco Products . .
,4 Transcortinontal Oil.
2 3 Hi t'nton Pacific, c. . .
77 v, i do pfd,
82 1 Union fhl of rel . . .
,n United Food Product
United Fruit
U. 6. Rubber c. . . .
U. S. Smelting A
IT. S. Stee.l, c . . . .
do pfd
Utah Copper ....
I Vanadium Steel
Virginia Chemical.
! Wabash
do A
! Western Union
Waatinrhouse Electric
White Motors
Willy Overland . . .
Wool worth 13a
$7.25 7.35; Wisconsin, $7.25(3 7.38
1 1 .
(?lSc; salted, 20c; kip. 80c: creen bun. 15c;
salted bull. 17a
MOHAIR Lone staple. 40c lb.; short staple.
26 SOe per lb.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 (allow, 12c;
No. 2, 10c; No. 1 grease, o; No. 2 grease,
7c per -lb.
CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK New peal.
11c per lb
WOOI. NominaL 1919 clip, buying price:
valley half blood Merino and Shropshire. 50e;
Octawuld and Lincoln, 4 Oft 4 5c; matted Co
ta- Pa
wold, 3035c; timber stained. 5c par lb. leaser-Pennsylvania Railway
lambs Wool. 4c per lb. leas.
Eattern Oregon, Eastern Washington . and
California wool Merino and Shropshire, 38 9
40c: half blood Mernw and CotswoJd, 37 9
42c; Shronshira, 87 45e; Cotewold and Un
coin, straight and mued. 82 w 33c: burry. Se
per lb, lean: ramba. 4c per lb. )ns.'
-Fine Wools Merino eassMat and carding
grade. 30? 33a, .,
New Haven . . .
New York Air Brake
New York Central . .
Norfolk A wT.-tem ..
Northern Pacific
Ok la, Ref. and Prod.
Ohio CiUs Gas . . .
Pacific Mail
Pan Am. Pet, c.
80
102
70 .
92 H
76 H
45k
41 H
People's Gas
Pierce Arrow
Pierce Oil
Pittsburg Coal, c
Press! Steel Car. c
llUlman
Ray Cons. Cooper
Railway Steel Springs..,
av .. ... .-.
102 H
40?a
35
67 4
17 H
88
102
1814
117 H
79
48
140
30
s
23
33
80 H
17
33 H
60
37
83
86
232 '.
42
51
6 V
10 V.
1 1
0
32 H
13
(15
151 H
275
65 T
35
72
83
03
65
91
52
77
11' tl H
33 ,
8b H
20
IB
Ill
28 H
30 H
81 H
78
42
32
ITS
21
64 H
24
UN
78 H
80
29 H
101
68
0
74
6
89
32
06
40
35
61
It
89
Se
lls 18
92
T
Ref.
c. ,
112 110 I
105 99 !
75 . 74) j
32 80 H
71
63 3
J 0 H
37 V H
73 67 H
95 H 94
22 20 Hi
87 76
113 107
83 Hi 84
20 Hi i0
1 1 8 118 Hi
11 11
46 Ts 44;
37 . 35 H
69 7H
19 IS
HTH 1 1 T Hs
63
3 1 's 30 H
6 H 63
214 205
105 98 !
6" 65
K'l 98 sa
110 H, J10
72 71
82 74
74 ' 9
8 ' 8
23 22 H
87 86 H
50 49
60 53
22 21
139 139
rjared with a short time back
FLOUR Selling price. Patent. $13.15. Mon
tana siring wheat $13 75. Willamette valley
brandr- $10.65, local atraight $10 60, bakers'
local $13.0013.13; rye flour, $10 10; oat
meal. $13.50; graham. $11.30. Prices for city
delii erie- in five barrel lota.
ILAi Buying price, new crop: Willamette
timolliy. fancy. $30.00; vetch, $80.00; cheat,
$20 00; straw, $10.00; clover, $31.00; grain.
826.00- alfalfa. $3- 00 a ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal: New orop delivery
No. 1 Calcutta. 21fe22c ia car lots, leas I
amoiinta higher, I
M1I.I.6TI FF3 Mill run at mill, sacked,
$4'! (id I
CATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $63.00 i
63.50, roiUiug. $66.00. I
BARLEY Buying price. $70.00; milling, I
$72.50; rolled barley, selling prios, $78.00 (a)
teaill Market
(I. N. 8.) Potatoes
90: local limia 115 .
Oniona Oregon. 7 c lb.
La Ana, Mark
Lo Angeles, April 21. (L N. S. ) Potatoes
Stockton Burbanks, fancy and special brands.
$7.00j6 8.5; choice. $7 00 4s 7 50; Idaho Rus-
lancy. ss.zs e H.30 : - new stock, local
PACIFIC COAST BADK STATEMENT
Portland Banks
Clearings This Weeat. Year Ago.
Monday $ 7.703.048.47 $ B.233,335.86
Tuesday 5,694.273.46 3,215.818 15
Wodnesday ... 10,709.04 6.14 5.892.273.44
Spokane sianks
Thl I Clearing Wednesday $ 1,8.844.00
oaiancea v eune:.iav oao.vio.vvi
Seattle Banks
Clearings Wednesday $ 7.37,088 64
Balances Wednsmlay . 1.416.212.54;
Taooena Banks
Clearings Wednesdsy $ 8!?V,527 4!!
Balaiioea Wedneeday 86,276.12 i
an Franelsc Banks
Clearings Wednesday $28,221,501.59
La AneeJe Banks
Clearing $ 1 8,939 959 00 1
Early and White Ru
No. 2, $2.25 W 2.50 lug.
'fe. No. 1. $8.50 j 4 25:
,DAIBT PROnrCE OP THE COAST
an Franelace Market
San Francisco, April 21. (U. P.) Butter
Extras, 68c.
Eggs Extra. 43 e: extra pullets, 40c; nn
dersised pul'.et. 38c.
C-beeas (shfornia flaU. fancy. 26c: firsts.
4c
Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles. Apn 21. ' I. N. 8.) Butter
California creamery extras. 83c.
Eggs -Fresh extras, 8B0; case count, 86c;
pullets, 36c; peewees. 2c.
Poultry Unchanged.
New Tork-London Silver
New York, April 21. (L N. 8 ) Commer
cial par silver was higher today at $1.17
laindon, April 21. (I. N. 8.) Bar silver
was Hd higher today at 68 d.
Minneapolis. Dnratn Flax
Duluth, April -21 II. N. 8) May new
449. old 452. July 44$; track 452(9 459.
arrive 452.
Minneapolis. April 21. (1. N. 8.) No I
trsck and arrive 44 4 I? 449.
fr Roll
Liberty Bead Sales
Open. High Low. dnee
8s 9384 9340 9320 9322
1st 4s 8700 6700 8700 8630 :
2d 4 8480 8490 8300 8500
1st 4 68O0 8U40 8740 8700 j
2d 4 s 8680 8632 8610 8490 1
3d 4 . 9180 9130 9070 HOflO j
4th 4s 8630 x8830 8506 8506;
Victory 4s .... 9620 620 9610 9616
Victory 3 9620 9620 9610 9618
Money and Exchange
New Tork. April 21. (I. N. OaH
money on the floor of th New York stock ex
change today ruled at 7 per cent: high, tT par
rent; low, 7 per cent.
Tim money was firm Rate were: 8(0
per cent.
The market tor prim mercantile paper was
strong. '
Call money - in Iain don today waa S per
cent
Sterling eichuur was weak with business in
bankers' bills at 3.92 for dsmand.
Forelga Exchange Market
New York, April 21 IU. P.) -The foreign
exchange market opened easier today, demand
sterling. $3.94 Hi . off ; franc checks, 16.85.
off 18 centime: lire checks, 22 42. off 7ft cen
times; marks, demsnd, $.0165; cabins, $.0107,
up $ 0004; Canadian dollars, $.9160.
Demand sterling reacted a farther 2 cents
to $3.91 in the afternoon. Franc checks rallied
three centime from the low to 18 37. Lire
checks declined 25 centimes to 22 62. Marks
Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company
5 Year 7 Convertible
Notes-Due April 1, 1925
Price 97Va
To
Yield
Over
7
60
The American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. owns
all the company's com
mon stock, excepting
directors' qualifying
hares. ,
Fall Information on Request
Lumbermens Trust Co.
Trusts Bonds
Acceptances
Lumbermen Bldg.
75.00 ton
Merchants Exchange bids:
FEED OATS
April.
No. 3 white 6800
BARLEY
Standard feed 64 50
No. 3 feed 6600
Eastern grain, in bulk:
CORN
No 3 yellow 6900
May.
6300
6450
6500
June.
6800
64T.0
6500
Sales-
750 osoo
100 Ions No. 3 whit feed oats. April
No.
ew York Sufrar.and Coffee
New Tork. April 21. (U. P.) Coffi
7 Rio. 15 c; No. 4 Santos. 23f24c.
Sugar Easy. Raw. $10 70(419.64. refined
firm, granulated, $1 7.00 e 1 7.60.
"Naval Store Market
New Tork. April 21. (I. N. S ) Turpen
tine Savannah. 196: New York. 265.
Rosin Savannah, 1500; New York, 1850.
WE OWN AND OFFER THE FOLLOWING CANADIAN
PROVINCIAL AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS
50,000 Province of Manitoba 6s ... .
10,000 Province of Saskatchewan 5.
20,000 Province of Saskatchewan 5 .
40,000 City of Victoria, B. C, 4J,..
,1925
,1923
1924
.1923
96.86
94.62
93.30
92.17
6.75
6.75
6.75
7.25
We advise the early purchase or reservation of these bonds while they
may be had at such attractive prices.
"The House BuUt Square"
Carstens & Earles, Incorporated
Established l89l
Government, Municipal & Corporation Bonds
Third Floor U. S. Bank Bldg.
TeTekone:
Broadway 4108
HALL & COMPANY
T JJd Sal U- S. Gowwmnienl, Foreign CowwrnaMnt
Railroad. Public Utility, Industrial Municipal
BONDS
Quotations Upon Request V
.UwU Bid., Portland, Or. - ToWpkoao Marakall 655
Special 'Offerin
We own and offer the follo-wlns; MTTNICIPAL. BONDS to yield from 5 to 74. Thrne
represent investment securities of the most desirable character possible. A careful ana!ynla
of the bonds shown below will prove that here is the opportunity to prot-urf the heat class
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to make your selection and reservation at the earliest possible moment.
TBI'KICIPAL B0XHS
Exempt From All Federal Iarnme Taxe
$9,000 'Aric, City of. Idaho, Ldirht
$5,500 tstoria. City of. Or.. Imp. 8er. No. 54
1.000 Astoria. Port of, Oregwi
4,000 "Astoria. Port of, Oreeron..
1.000 Astoria. Port of. Oreg-on
43.000 Buhl. City of, Idaho. Water
23.000 "Buhl. City of. Idaho, City Hall
14.000 Buhl. City of, Idaho. Fire Departmen
1,000 'Buhl. City of, Ida.. Sewer Mis. No. 3.
9.000 Buhl. City of. Ida.. Rewr Dis. No 4.
!000 Buhl. City of. Idaho, Pavine;
47 000 'Clarke Co.. Wash.. Road (Iionohue)..
60.000 eFYanklin Co.. Washlrnrton, Tload
1.0O0 Ooodlna: Co.. Idaho. Bllsts Hy Dlst...
1.000 Ooodlnr Co., Idsho, Bliss Hy.' Pist. . .
1.000 Goodlnr Co. Tdaho. Blirs Hv. Dint...
$4,000 T!eDpner. Citv of. Oregon. Water
7.000 'Kelso Citv of. Wash., Water
167 ooo 'Klamath Co.. Orep-on. Pjad
J.ooO Newport. Port of. Or . Ser. "B"
47.OO0 Prinevl!1e. Ctv of. Or. Funding;
2.000 'Roosevelt. Citv of. I'tah.:
78.000 'Rupert. Citv of. Idaho. Sidewalk
Dlst No. 4
No. 1
000 'Shoshone Co., Tdaho. C1arkt. Hy. Oist.
1O0O 'Shoshone Co.. Tdnho. Clarkia Ifv. IlBt.
57 000 'Soda 8prlnr8, City of. Idaho. Water
19,000 Soda Rnrinfca. CMy of. Idaho. SHewaik
34 000 Soda Snrlnrs. City of. Idaho. Sewer..
C4.000 'Teton Co.. Idaho. Road and Bridge...
S.i SO0 Washouaral,'City of. Wash,. Imp
1,500 tWasho'ja-al. City of. Wash., Imp
Rate Maturity Price yi,e.1
6 J&.I 1931 100.00 $.00
6 MAN 1120-39 100.00 $.00
5 .JAJ 1&2H to net S.r.o
$ )J lf40 to net 60
6 JAJ 1942 to net IfrO
6 J&.I 1930-30 to net tV'.O
6 JAJ 1931-39 to net 6.50
;6 JAJ 1931-39 to net 6.50
7 FA.A 1927-21, to net .50
7 FA A 1928 -29 to nt-t .'.0
7 FA A 1921-23 to net (ff.O
6Vi AAO 1935-39 to net ft. 40
5 AAO 1921-39 99.00 15.25
JAJ 1925 -33 103 22 i.f.0
6 JAJ 1927-83 102.93 S.r,0
t JAJ 1928-33 l'C.Zi fiotl
5Vi MAN 1927-.9 100 00 3.50
6 MAS 1935 lOd.OO S.OO
5 JAJ 1931-38 to not G.25
JAJ 1928 95.24 S.7o
AAO 1931-40 100.00 fj.00
6 JAD 1938 102.79 S.7
7 FA A 1921-29 to net w.SO
i1 Ft A 1521-29 tonef 50
- MAS 1933 -39 to net 6 7.',
A0 1931-38 to net 3.7.".
" JAJ 1932-39 to net S.7.1
: 7 K&A 1922-29 to net 150
7 FA A 1921-29 to net fi 60
6Vk JAJ 1929-36 100 00 5tb0
6 JAJ 1926-31 37 54 fi 50
6 JAJ 1927-31 J7.22 S 50
; 6 JAJ 1928-31 M.92 50
CAKATJLA7T
Exempt From All Dominion Gorerameat Taxatioa
291,000 Kdmonton, City of. Prov. of B. C SV AAO 1929
2,483 tVancouver, City of. Prov. of B. 4h JAD 1923
12.000 WlnnipeK, Greater Water Dlstrlcjt S JAJ 1922
15.000 'Greater Winnipeg- Water District. 5 JAJ 1921
19,1 00 1 Greater Winnipeg- Water District. 6 FAA 1923
200ttGreater Winnipeg Water District 6 JAJ 1928
88.53
90 54
94.91
7;&o
7.C0
7;.10
7.07 7,50
93.73 7.50
9&.S4 7.f0
Denotes bonds of $48t.te denomination. 'Denotes $1000 denomination.
tDenotas $500 denomination. ttDenotea $100 denomination. (
Burglar and Fire-Proof Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
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