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Newspaper Page Text.v : - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PO RTLAND, MONDAY, - APRIL- 8, 1820 13 TILLAMOOK butter Weakness ' Very pronounced . , : Weakness permeated the entire butter trade at the opening of the Monday mar ket Report that Canada was purchas ing liberal stock appear to be somewhat out of line with the fact, the only ship ment in that direction from Portland being- a email lot, although a fair vol ume of business has been confirmed by Fuiret Sound. Montana ha bmi a rather fair bidder for trattor here daring the lat few day, bot despite this outlet, , sapt'lln an accumulating lier. While til leading creameries eon ti Rue to quote print unchanged donna th day, off en of cub extra were being made general, at 6 fcfft6c a pound and nothing in thia Un wa worth 56c a pound. j BeporU indicated that otne of the (mailer eitr creanurrie a well a one of th larger one, were offering extra down to 54c a pound and i were finding few taker. Tboae deairtng special information . regarding any market ibould writs Th Market Editor, Ovegoa Journal, inclosing stamp for reply. BOO TRADE IS OT SO BRISK While price are unchanged, the market for . egg hern ha not been no brick ntnee Saturday morning. One of Vie big buyers w out of the market. Other took what waa offered and . Sales were mad up to 3c . Iste in Ui day lie market waa up to SM He basis. STJOAR ADVANCE TO BE Q VOTED Th new price on ugar which become effec tive with the arrival of new Mock expected Tues day, to being quotrd by wholesalers generally at 932 basis here for granulated. Lrfberal Mock art arriving. GREEK BEAKS COME FROM SOfTB; '""" Vint green bean of the season hare been re ported in from California by Page & Bon. The atar.k allowed excellent duality and sales were Bade at -0c a pound. Other shipments are now duo daily. POTATOES MOVISO TOWARD SOUTH Carload lota of potatoes are being moved to the louth and" within a few (lays practically - the entire .holdings of this territory will go. Oregon point are abio purchasing because there t practice Uy nothing left in the country. LAST CAR OF OWIOf SHIPPED The lut carlnad of Oregon onions for the 3918 crop he been sold and shipped to Heattle. according to W. 1 Swank, general aelling repre sentative of the Confederated Onion Growers' association. BRIEF NOTES OFi PRODT CE TRADE Ijrinon are higher, also oranges. Several cam California fruit and vegetables in. Chicken market I quiet. Dressed meats steady and unchanged, f'abbase firm at extreme prices, llama and bacon higher. WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau adviiies: Protect shipments during the next .10 hours against th following minimum temperatures: go ing north. 45 degrees; nnrt (scant over 8.. P. at . R. R,, 40 degree; east to Baker. 30 degree: and couth to Ashland, 3H degrees. Minimum tem perature at Portland tomorrow about 45 degrees. 'WHOLESALE PRICES I!f PORTLAND : These are prices retailers pay wholesaler tx 8pt a oAhenrhe noted: Dairy Product BU'H'KK Selling price, box lota: Creamery, prime parchment wrapped. 6( per lb. ; nmsller firsts, 6 Me lb.; firsts. B9e per lb.; smaller' lot f st an advance. Jobbing t--"' Cube extra. 94j)55o lb,; prim flint. 53c lb. BUTTE RFAT Portland' delivery baai. 61 4? J gin; Hnnntrv station KHAHOr OLEOMARGARINE Best brand, 40c; ordi nary. !3o; bakers, 33o; NuUnargtrin, 1 lb. .. Dartnnn, 32o lb. CHEEHE Selling price: Tillamook fresb Ore gon, fancy triplet., 35g36c lb.; Young Amer ica. 9738e. Prices to jobbers, f. o. b.. Tilla mook triplet, 32;. Young America, 33c Sell ing price: Cream, bricks, 40 42c. Selling price: Block Swiss, 449c; limburger. 40 42c per lb. EGOS Buying price; current veeerpts. 3f 43e: candled, selling price, 41c; wlect, 4c. LIVE POULTRY Selling pte: Heavy hen. 84 f 35c; light hens. 32 9 33c; spring light, 48ijl 50r lh. ; old mwtrrs. 20c :aitiab. : oi: dressed durks, 48f$50c per lb.; pigeons. 81.50 9 2.00 per dozen; turkey, live. 35 let 36c Hi.) dressed. 47 0 60c. per Us; dressed gee, 80c lb. Fresh Vegetables and Fruit FRESH FRUIT Oranges, 95.50 W7.50 per oox; cenanaa, n' italic id.; lemons, (9.:o n ' 6.00 per crate; Florid grapefruit, 96.500 7.25; California. 83.73. AFl'Lit Various varieti, local. 81.50 9 4.25. DRIED FRtTIT Dates. OrnvDedariet.. 87.50; Fards, 94.25 per box; raisins, 8 crBwn Ions Mttctel. 6c per lb.; figs, 93. 50 5.50 box. ONION'S Selling price to retailers, Oregon, 87.50 rr cut; - association aelling price. carload, 86.00, f. o. b. country; garlic. 60c per lb.; green onions. Sue per dosen bunches; onion era. nir per lb. POTATOES eielling price, Oregon fancy. 97 9 8; Genu, 98.50 9.00 rwt; buying prices, 9T.50i7.75: new, 15wl7o per lb. VEGETABLES Turnips. 94 per sack; car ' rota, 94.00 0 4.60 sack: beets. 95.00; cabbages. California, 77c: lettuce. 95.U0 per crate; ; cucumber. 82.00 3. .10 dozen: tcraetot-. "0 ' 4.00; egtr plant. 50c lb.; broccoli. 8 1.75 2.76; bell ppp-nt, 60c; sprout., lie per ib.; celery. 8150 ir' d in: p.. 16e lb.: artichokes, 81.25 1.50 dosen: asparagus. Ore gon. 83.60 3.00 dosen bunches. Meets and Provision CO FN TRY MEATS S.lling price: Country Aogs. J2t28c lb. for top blockers: heavy 16 ; 18e; best veal. 23a. heavy veal. 16 17c per lb. SMOKED MEATS Ham, 33 42c per IV; braakfast bacon, 34SSc; picnic. 24 25c; aottag roll. 82c per lb. LARD Kettle rendered. "7c lb.; standard. . 14c: tierce bask compound. 23c. . Fish and Shellfish " FRESH FISH Salmon.-fresh Chinook 27e: j froeen salmon, 25c per lb.: halibut fresh, - ); sturgeon, i ) : black cod. 1011c lb : aDver smelt 10o per lb.; kippered saJmoc. 32 50 per 10 lb. basket; kippered cod. 82.00; Co lumbia mlt, 5c per Ib. : risor clami, li.OO bos. arocerles SUGAR Nominal prices, refinerv basi ' Cube. 328.85; fruit and berry. 322.00; D yel low; 921.40; granulated, 923.00; extra 0, 821.60; golden 0. 321.30. HON VY New, 37.00 7.50 per ease. RICE Japan tyl. No. 1. 14 e: New Orleans bead. ( ) ; Blu Rose. 15 c per lb. SALT Coarse, half ground, 100s. 817.15 per ton; 80s, 919.75; Uble dairy. 60s, 917.28 balsa, 83.80 4.00; fancy uble. and dairy, 986.50. lump rock, 326.50 per ton. . BEANS fSaasa by jotoberx) : Small white, Tie Dai Ib. : larae white. 7c lb.: Dink. Mua )b.; livaa, 12 c; bayou. 11 c; reds. 10 c; Oregan beaaa, buying pricea, nominal, 5t . per lb CANNED MII.K Carnation, 96.10-, Borden. J6.10; Aster, 900; Eagle. 811.25; Libby, 00; Mount Veraoa. 86.U0; Haaelwood, 96.00 per case. COFFEE Roasted. 94g48o in sacks or arsu . SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 17 He per lb. NETS Walnuts. 85 40c per lb.; almonds, 88e: filberts, 82o in sack loU: paanuta. 13 18e; pecaaa. 25c; Brazil. 80o. Ropet, FsinU, OIK ROPE Sisal, dark. 18 c: white. 20c Ib.; " Standard Manila, 23 e. t UNSEED OlLe kaw. bbta., 3198 gal; kettle boiled, hb Is.. 93.00; raw, cases. 92.13; boiled. 'cases, 92.15 per gallon. COAL OIL Water white, in drum or Iron barrens.. 18c gal.: case. 24o per saL GASOLINE Iron bbls., 27c; oases. 89 c: engine distillate, iron Obi., 16c; cases, 32 e WHITE I.KAD To iota, 13c; 500 Usv, 18 Vie per lb. TURPENTINE Teaks, 32.40; case. 92.91 10 case lots, la lea. Hop. Wool arte- Hides HOP Nominal. 1919 crop. 91 per Th. HIDES Calve. 60$ 65c; grs hides. IB ' ' 30c; salted. 20022c; lop. UHei green baO. 32o: sal lea ouu. itc MOHAUt Lung stapl. 40c lb.; short staple. See soc per in. TALLOW AND OREASB No. 1 tallow. 11 c; No. 2. 10c; No. 1 grease. 9c; Mo. a grttM, 7o par lb. WIRE NAILS Basic price. $5.16 ' CHrjTIM OR CASCARA BARK New peel. 4 lie per id WOOL Nominal, 1919 flip, buying price alley half blood Merino and Shropshire, 60c: STOCKS GRAIN COTTON (Stesfc Lined mum Tere aUeek Kaon go) Reduced Commission j SmaJI , '- i . Deposits !. ' - Qtaa. R. MeLain Brokerage C. OINVIR. COLO. , ALLEN BROS. CO. ' FORTXAWO OORRtSFONDCNTt 99) Caawakar Omeree Bide, . - Patens Cilia CHEESE SELLS MAR.K.ET BASKET By Hymaa H. Conea . The new high and record price for. sugar goes into effect bright -and early Tuesday morning because shipments are due from the refinery in California at that time. Wholesale grocers have decided that they should encourage others to hold down the price of foodstuffs and for that reason have reduced their margin of profit 20 cents per hundred pounds from the usual. They will name $22 per hundred pounds as the new price for sugar to retailers here, meaning that after all retailers should not charge above 24c a pound, although at that price they will be making practically no profit. Where deliveries must be made, the price cannot be below 25c a pound retail and make a profit, while charge accounts mean that the retailer must charge more to break even. The fact that there is plenty of sugar available at the price indicates that there is really no reason for the enormous advances aside from the fact that the plantation-refinery interests are grab bing all profit in sighL Despite all the talk of refining inter- ests that the reason for the extreme high pri that American consume are forced trv ; from Europe Is greater than the supply sugar is today being offered to the United States even from Java. European prices In general are lower than those of the United States. The following- price are average one that consumer are expected t pay retail (tores. Quality noted ii the average, fancy stuff being (lightly higher and inferior stuff fractionally lower. Kgg Fresh laid. 4 So per docen; fancy fresh, 40 42c per dozen. Poultry Chickens, dressed. 45 0 90c per lb.; geese, dressed. 4 5c per lb.; turkey, AS 56c per lb.; ducks. SOc per lb. Fish Salmon, 30 40c per lb.; halibut, 25 G 30c per lb. Flour Beat local patent, 93.45 3.60 per tack, 49 lb. Potatoes Bqrbanks, fancy, 910c per lb.; sweet. 1 2 M e per lb. Onions Dried, 8 9o per lb. Hard Wheat Holder Asking $1 Premium For Scant Stocks NOIlTrTWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland, Monday Year ago Season to date. . Year ago .... T acorn. Saturday Year ago .... Season to date . . Year ago .... Seattle. Saturday. Year ago Season to dkte . . Year ago .... 28 ... . 20 . . . 7 47 4 16 11 5 7T47 174 8500 426 2018 7018 1014 2423 659 SOU 15 1 15 1 2 10 1 1 6505 88 2979 174 798 5221 84 164 1193 24 27 3 4 . . . 3 6771 239 951 638 1143 5266 73 1207 626 2517 Extreme strength continues In the local wheat trade with demand for both hard and soft varieties. Holders of the for mer are asking 91 premium for their, offerings but millers as yet have refused to pay this. Some small sales of soft wheat are reported at ! 82 ( 33e premium above the government baai. Coarse grains are inclined to f.hovc steady tone with more demand in sight for barley. Hay trade is showing a steady tone but offer ings are scant ind prices are firmly held. Mlllrtuff -are firmer, with most mills asking 845 a ton at the mills for millmn. Grain bkg market ia quiet, but the situation is still under absolute control of the Japsnose British interests. FLOnt 8elBn price: Patent. 918.15: Mon tana spring wheat, 313.75; Willamette valley brand. S10.A5: local straight. 310.60: bakers' cal, 8 13.00 13. 15; rye flour, 310.10; oat meal, 813.30; graham, 311.50. Price for city deliveries in five bsrrel lot. ' HAY' Buying price, new crop: Willamette timothy, fancy. 830.0(1: veU:h. 830.00: cheat. 820.00: straw, 10 Oil; clover. 331.00; grain, 32U 00: alfalfa. 382.00 a ton. GRAIN BAt'KS Nominal: New crop delivery No 1 Calcutta, 21 ,22e in car lots; leu mounts higher. MILLHTL'FFS Mill run at mill, sacked, 844. 00i 45.00. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed, 863.00 9 63.50; milling, 366 00. Barley Buying price. 370.00; milling, 872 50; rolled barley, selling price, 873.00 76.00 ton.T Merchants Exchange bids: FEED OATS No. 3 white. 6550 6600 6550 550 6600 6600 6300 6530 6800 6700 BAIUJJY . . .-.ro 6600 CORN Standard feed No. 8 blue.. . . No: 3 yullow . 6600 Katt'-rn grain in bulk : CORN No. 8 yellow 6950 Sharp Advances in Chicago Grain in The Initial Trade Chicago, April 26. (L N. S.) Bun ruled the grain market today. A aensationaDy higher opening in rye carried the entire list into higher levels. May oats established a new high level on the crop and May com fell only c short of its be.it mark. Corn closed at an advance of , c to 5 4 c for May, 3 c for July sad 5c to 5 c for September. May oat were 3c to 3 He higher; July 2 e up nd September c to lc higher. Provisions after opening higher eased off at the close. Chicago. April 26. -(U. P.) Grain futures Jumped as high ts lie on the Chicago board of ttade today. The gstin was due to report of un favorable weather and heavy foreign buying. Rye opened atrong, first price being quoted at several cents above Saturday' close. A gain of from 3c to 1 1 c was recorded in the first 10 minutes' trading on May arid July in ry May rye went to 32.13. Corn was up from 2 to 5 c May earn opened up 2e at 91.70. and gained another 2c in later trading. July oorn at 91.62 climbed 2c September corn gained 1 c st 91.S6. May oats gained lc at 97 He. July oats jumped 2c st 89 a. Provisions -were higher. Corn took a big jump on later trading, re- octding a gain of 8c at 91.75. Hetitember corn made a gain of 6 e at 91.60 . The bull movement was started by reaDgavHon of an accumulated heavy export rye basin. Short rushed to cover all grain, and the who market turned upward. New highs were established ia May and July rye st 92.16 and 92.04. respectively. May oat recorded a new high in later trading at OK He, up 2o above the opening. Ttu. market continued to me as aborts sought t cover. Chicago Press: range a furnished by the United CORN April May. June ' Open. High. Low. Close. May 170 175 170 173 July 162 166 162 165 Sept. 156 159 159 159 OATS May 07 99 97 99 July 89 90 88 90 PORK May ..... 8695 872S 8660 8960 LARD July ..... 1990 2115 1975 1980 July ..... 2060 2095 2050 2058 RIBS May 1830 1845 1800 1802 July 1895 1923 1880 1888 Sai yraselico Grain Market San Francisco. April 16. (U. P.) Btrley gpot feed, per cental. 98.00 8.10. Cotswold and Lincoln, 40 0 45c; matted Cots wold. 80 35c; timber steiaed. 6o per lb. leas; hmh. mwiJ Am Me lh Im. Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington sad California woo. Merino and Shropshire, 99 40e: half blood Merino and Cotawold. 17a) 42c: fchrocahir. 87 45c: Cotswold and Lia- sela, atraisht and mixed, 83 Sic; burry, se per lb. kess; Iambs, 4e per lh. resa, - Fine Wool Marine combing sad ' rdiit grade, so V see. - HIGHEST IN E New York, April 88. (I. N. 8.) Th Mock market do) siren today. Raadlns, from a low of 79, ahot up 13 Vt point to 82 V. Oains of frem 1 t. . , , the H rail read ateckt. Baldwin Looomotlv advanced ever 4 point to 117y. St) common wa IV higher at 87. American Woolen from a low of 118 advanced 11 to 128.. General Motor ihowad a gain of 1S' point to 317. whit Studebaker roM t to 112: United Stale Rubber wa finally 102'; Republic Steel 88 Vt, Atchlten 80',, Canadian Paetfle 117 and Mexican Petroleum 172 'A. Total tale of tocks today were 1,030,000 aharoe; bond. 81 2,447,000. New York, April 26. (L N. S.) Open ing prices on the stock exchange record ed advances of from fractions to over 8 points in the active issues. Business, however, was on a small scale. All the steel issue were in demand. Steel common advancing' to 97 ; Baldwin Locomotive, 8 to 116: Re public Steel. 1 to 97, and Lacka wanna Steel, 2 point to 84 v. ',"" -.rZ ,i eoSlI ;the oertlflca(,eSi a, t0 ,1 and Stude- taker. 2 pomta to 112. Mexican Petroleum led the oil (hares with an advance of 3 point to 172. and Pan American Petroleum roue over 2 point to 93 . V. S. Rubber was in demand, advancing 1 14 to 103 H- Corn Products rose IK to 80 H and Atlantic Gulf, 1 to 154. Fractional gains were made in the copper and railroad shares. Recessions following the early advances brought in buying orders on a large scale and by tlie end of the first hour an upward move ment was in progress. Nearly all the leading issues made further upturns of from 1 to 3 point. Steel common advanced further to 98; Re public Steel to 89. Baldwin Locomotive to 116 and Bethlehem Steel to 91. Cora Product waa in good demand, advancing 54 to 103. The stunr stocks were again in demand, Cobs Cant Sugar moving up 1 to 54. General Motors rose to 315, a net gain of 16 and Studebaker, 3 to 113 St. Pan-American Petroleum advanced 4 point to 95. Th market showed an unsettled tone during the afternoon, with (he exception of Reading. That stock moved up from 79 to above 86. Steel cemmon fell from 98 to 96, while Baldwin yielded over 2 points to 118, and Republic Steel fell from 99 to 96. Corn Product yielded over 3 points to 100, and Pan-American Pe troleum dropped 3 point to 92. Studebaker feU nearly 4 point to 109, and General Mo tors waa 10 points below the high at 805. Furnished by Overbeck of Trade building: A Cooke Co., Board DESCRIPTION : Open High Low Close Aalska Gold Allis Chalmers Am. Agr. Cliem. . . . Am. Beet Sugar. . . Am. Can, c ...... Am. Oar Fdry Am. Cotton Oil . . . Am. Hide A L., c. 1 38 89 96 42 137 45 2 92 84 96 20 62 42 133 89 86 235 57 118 56 K 79 154 116 31 88 112 13 24 116 77 52 1 1I 1 ! 39 3ttl 48 89 89 I 89 97 96 I 96 42 41 42 138 136 137 45 45 I 45 22 21; 21 93 91 ; 92 86 84 1 . 85 98 96, 97 21 19 20 62 61 I 62 42 42 42 133 182183 in &Ki so 95 95 95 235 235 235 69 57 68 130 118 129 58 56 58 80 79 I 80 134 152"4!153 117(4(11.1 :116 35 31! 30 91 ! 88 I 90 Am. Int. Corp. . . . Am. Am. Am. Am. Am. Am. Linseed, c Loco. , c Ship A Com. . Smelter, c . . , Steel Fdry. .. Sugar, c. . . . Sumatra Tob. . Am. Am. Tel. & TeL . . Am. Tub. Am. Tob. Sec Am. Woolen, o Am. Zinc Atchison, e Atl. Gulf & W. I. . BaUlvrin lxx:o., c. . . Rait. Sl Ohio, c . . . Bethlehem Steel, B. Ros:li Magneto. . . Brook. Uapid T . . . Butte A Superior.. j Canadian Pacific . . . Cent. Leather, o. . . Chen, ft Ohio Chicago (it. V., e. C. M. ft St. P. . . Chicago -ft N. W.. Chile Copper Chitio Copper Colo. F. A I Cons. Gas Corn Product, e . . Crucible Steel, c. 112 13 24 117 78i 54 FURTHER ADVANC IN STOCK MARKET 112 111 13 13 24 i 24 116 117 77 78 62 54 8 33 34 81 81 16 17 33 hi 33 36 "s 36 83 80 9H 101 236 237 1 2 1 3 32 33 65 4 150 150 301 316 66. 07 ...... 38 35 36 7 1 76 i 32 32 33 81 16 33 33 81 17 33 36 i 36 83 Ui 84 99 103 236 124 1 Erie, c Fii, Tire General Cigars Gen. Electric General Motors. . . . Goodrich Rubber. . . Granby Cons G. Northern Ore... G. Northern Ry. . . Greene Cananea. . . . I.nlf Statm Steel. . 12 13 33 33 li.'. I 05 150 151 304 318 66 35 75 32 61 86 89 50 67 36 76 32 61 86 91 54 61 j 02 86 j 86 89 i 90 63 54 75 I 76 127il28 34 34 20 I 20 14 16 117 11H 28 29 33 34 81 81 42(4! 43 169HI172 23 1 2.1 I Illinois Central Industrial Alrlhol. . . Inspiration Copper. . Int. Paper Int Harvester Int Mar. Marine, c. Int. Nickel K. C. Southern, c. . Kelly Springfield. . . Kennecott Copper. . Keystone Tire Lackawanna Steel. . Lehigh. Valley . . . . M eiiran Petroleum . Miami .Copper MidvaM Steel Missouri Pacific, c. National Enamel. . . 5 77 128 129 34 34 20H 117 28 33 84 42 172 21 16 118 29 34 84 4 172 23 23 I 46 45 44 44 I 24 25 24 25 73 7 73 75 ! 81 81 81 81 14 30 101 101 100 69 72 69 72 91 92 91 92 77 77 76 76 4 4 4 4 28 93 95 92 94 . 40 40 40 40 85 35 35 35 17 17 17 17 I 59 I 2 ."9 62 ilOl 103 101 1102 18 18 18) 18 94 94 94 i 94 79 92 79 92 113 112 112 96 99 96 . 98 31 83 31 32 84 85 34 35 89 70 69 70 94 97 94 97 21 22 21 21 82 84 82 82 112 113 109 112 , 88 83 82 81 21 22 21 22 117 177 116 116 11 11 10 10 46 47 43 46 . 85 88 85 38 18 18 17 17 117 119 117 118 102 104 102 102 . 64 , 96 98 96 97 72 80 82 79 80 . 70 71 70 70 8 8 8 8 60 50 50 50 . 21 22 21 21 Nevada Consolidated! New Haven N. Y. Airbrake. . . N. Y. Central Norf. A Western. . Northern Pacific. . . Okla. Ref. and Prod, Pacific Mail . . . Pan-Amer. Pete, c. Pennayi. Railway . I"eople Ga Pierce Oil Pittsburg Coal, e . Pressed Steel Car, cilOl Ray Cons. Copper. . Ry. Steel Springs. . Retding, c Royal Dutch . Rep. I. ft S . .. Rock Island, c . . . Sinclair Cons Sloes Sheffield . . Southern Pacific . Southern By., e . Stromberg Motor Studebaker, c . Shell St. U A 8. F Swift ft Co. .... Tenn. Copper ,. . . Texas Oil Texas Pacifie .. . . Trans. Oil Union Pacific, c. . U. S. Rubber, c. r. S. Smeit. ft Ket.l V. S. Steel, c . Utah Copper . . Vanadium Steel Virginia Chem.. c . Wabash Westinghouae dec Willys Overland Total sales for the were 1.039.000 with bonds sales going to 312.447.000, shares TVew York Metal Market New York, April 26. L N. S.) Copper Quiet Spot and April offered 918.30: May and June 819.00 offered. Lead Quiet. Spot offered. e; April, May and Jnne offered 8 . Spelter Firm. Spot, April. May. June, July ana August, 87.95 8,1 5. Money aad Exchange New York. April 28. (L N. S.) Cell money on the floor of the New York Stock ex change today ruled at 7 per cent; high, 7 per cent: low, 7 percent. Tims money was firm. Rate were 8 per cent. The market for Prime Mercantile Paper was strong. Call money in London today was 4 per cent, Sterling xchsnge was weak with buslnen in banker's bill st 884 for demand. ' Blocks. Beads. Cotton. 8 rein, Bte, llt-ll! Beard ! Trade. BtUUaV Overbeck&CobkeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES : KiaWn CUe Beaxd ef Trade - - Cerretrweadeat ef Teapeadei Glss-MO Ifav Bryaa Seer York , EASTERN MARKET CATTLE HIGHER; HOGS lie LOWER Toward the close of the day several loads of hogs sold at 917 at North Fort- ?"f front 1.. to le from pre- vloes value. Hogs 'rated la varies markets: Tread. Top. 917.99 .15.79 14.84 14.19 14.49 Portland . . . Chicago . . . Omaha . . ... Dearer . . . . . Kansas City 2e lower .SletoeSe higher lie higher Sie higher .tie to Me higher PORTLAND LIVESTOCK KtW OTHERS ARE DOWN Hog. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. I Monday 2391 1431 173 1071 Week ago ...... 696 1552 171 581 2 weeks ago 738 1444 114 1031 4 weeks ago 644 1731 203 3424 Year ago ...... 1890 1660 856 2 years ago 2245 930 42 40 3 years aso 2179 612 7 220 r 4 years ago 4527 434 29 300 With cattle. There was a total of 86 cars unloaded at North Portland over Sunday, but of these 18 cars did not stop here but went to northern packers. Hogs were weak and lower, cattle ruled firm and higher while there was an undertone of weak ness In the sheep alleys. Notwithstanding the fact that the Eastern markets have reversed themselves during the last few days and are now quoting advances instead of sharply lower values. North Portland has been so much higher than the Midwest basi that a decline was certain to be forced the mo ment that anything was available. While it ia true that total offerings of hog in the North Portland alleys are inadequate to fill requirements 'of killers and this would lead to the conclusion that the market should be firm and higher, the fact remains that hogs can be landed from Nebraska at lower pricea than today rule bere. General hog range : Prime mixed j. $16. 50fl 17.00 Medium mixed 1 8.00 16.50 Rough heavies 12 00 15.50 Pigs 12.50 15.00 Cattle Situation Strong Situation in the cattle alleys was strong at the opening of the week's ttade and at least 25c more waa asked for top stuff. While there was a rather fair run of cattle reported in the alleys over Sunday, 16 more car were due to arrive late Monday afternoon. General cattle market range: Best beef steer .912.50(8 13.50 . 11.50S12.50 . 10.50 11.50 . fi.5O10.50 . 8.75 9.50 . 7.50(68 8.73 Choice steers Good to choice steers. ...... Medium to good steers Fair to good steers Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifers 11. 00 15.50 Good to choice cows and heifers 10. 25 11.00 Medium to good cows and heifers 8.75 (ft 10.26 Faire to medium cows and heifers 7.804 8.75 Canners 5.50 9 7.50 Bulls 6.50 a 9.00 Best light calves 15. 003 17.00 Mediivm calves 10.00 15.00 Heavy calves 7.00 (B 10.00 Stockers and feeders 8.00 8.50 Mutton 8Hustlon Wak There was quite a fair showing of supplies in the sheep division of the North Portland mar ket for Monday. Killers were rather bearish in their price ideas and lower figures resulted in the yards. General sheep and lamb range: Spring lambs 31 7.00 1 8.00 East of mountain tamos I7.no 1H.00 Rest heavy valley lambs 14.25(8 15.75 Common to medium valley lamb 11 00 (S 15.50 Yearling 15. 00(8 16.00 Ewes 10.00 14.00 Wethers 14.00 15.30 like sharply lower values. Monday Morning Sales STEERS No. Av. l bs. Price I No. Av. Lbs. Price. 4 . . 40. 1 . , 717 8 9.00 16. . 34. . 15. 31 . 25 . 1080 810.75 1045 11.85 . 1042 . 910 . 920 .1155 .1180 11.85 8.50 10.75 18 00 12.00 980 1 1.50 11.00 12 85 12.85 .1030 . 1 165 .1053 25. COWS 1.... 950 3 5.00 5 708 8 8.00 10 940 10.00 1 1170 10.50 1....1010 7.50 1.... 950 9 00' I 1050 9.50 2 760 5.60 1.... 710 9.00 1.... 60O 7.00 2.... 1050 8.50 8.... 1066 10.25 1 9i0 7.00 1 1010 9.50 1....1020 9.00 22 1185 11.50 CALVES 22 375 8 8.00 I 1 270 10.00 I 1 140 15.00 6 292 10.00 1 BULLS t.... 850 8 7 00 2.... 690 3 7.00 MIXED CATTLE 23 749 3 9.50 I 1 STAGS 1....1001 310.00 ; HOGS 1 340 14.00 1 450 14.50 12 206 18.50 7 217 16.50' 2 350 815.50 1 LAMBS 10.;.. 13 818.00 1.... 70 317.00 16.,.. 86 17.00 2.... 75 14.00 6.... 113 16.00 ! EWES 7.L. 130 812.00 1 " 13 117 312.50 4. I.. 157 10.50 j 4.... 112 9.00 BUCK SHEEP 1. . . . 210 3 8.50 DA1RT FRODCCE OF THE COAST 8an Francisco Market San Francisco. April 26. (U. P.) Butter extras. 58 c. Eggs fcxtras, 46 He; finis. 42e: extra mil lets, 43c; undersized pullets. 85 c. Cheese California flats, fancy 27 He. Los Ana est Market Lo Aneelea. And 'Jrt II N. ft 1 Rnt California creamery, extra. 55c. Ecra Fresh extras. 42c; case count, 39c; pullets. 39c; peeweee, 29c. Poultry -Unchanged. Seattle Market Seattle, Wash., April 26. (C. P.l Butter. city creamery extras, cubes. 59e: bricks, 60c. Egg' Fresh ranch. 45c: pullets, 40c Cheeee Washington triplets, 30c. Raw milk Per cwt, 32.60. POTATOE8 ALOHfG THE COAST Sen Frencisco Market Ssn Francisco, April 26. (U. P.) Pota toes River white, 97.25 & 8.00; sweets. 7 ey 8c lb. Onions Australian brown, 86.25 6.60. Los Angeles Market Lo Angeles, April 26. (I. N. S.) Stock ton Burbanis, fancy and special brands, 87.50 e8.25; choice, 86.00 s 6.50; Idaho Russet. fncy, mostly 88.00; new stock, local. Early and White Reee, No. 1. 32.25 e 3.85; lug. No. 2. 31.25 1.75 lug. 8tll Market Seattle Wash.. April 26. (L N. 8.) Onions Oregon 7 c lb. Potatoes Yakima Gems, 8180 190: local. 3165s175 ton. - The next dividend to be declared by the Pennsylvania railway will be paid on May 29 to stock record of May 1. Rates on industrials are being forced by the weakness of Government bonds. This gives conservative investors an exceptional opportunity to get a combination of high yields and first-class security. We sell high-grade industrial bonds, notes and preferred stocks. "The House Built Square" Carstens & Earles, Incorporated Establiahed 1891 Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Third Floor U. S. National Bank Bid. Phone: Broadway 4108 HALL & COMPANY toy and Sell U. S. GovernBsent, Foreign Goreraeaeat Railrood. Public Utility, Industrial. Municipal BONDS Quotations Upon Request , Lewis BUg Portland, Or. - 'Telephone Marshall fS9 ; Edited by ' flyman BL Cooes OREGON CHEESE TOPS THE TRADE Tillamook is today securing the best vrie fnr cheese, known in trie United j States in face of very severe competi- t 'Tat Tn Trejon nr Is known far and wide as the premier Quality cheese producing center. Is re ceived with much favor by the local trade. Despite the fact that California 1 considered th most loyal to native son products. Tillamook cheese is teday commanding the sxiffeet pre mium ever known in the Southern market. Sales by Tillamook recently have been made as high as 8 So a pound for delivery at Loa Angele and at that the demand ia beyond offering at this time. Reports from some of the leading enters east of the Rockies tell th same itory. Tilla mook cheese is finding favor right in th heart of the New Turk producing center at 5c a pound more than what the famed New York product is bringing. Similar report earning from other large cities of the East and Middle West indicate that the Oregon product bag found a permanent demand wherever good oheeee 1 wanted. AMERICAS LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago Hoes 81S.70 Chicago, April 26. (I. N. 8.) Hog Re ceipts, 84.000; slow, 25 SOc higher than Sat urday's average. Bulk, 8 1 3.75 15.40 : top, 315.70; heavyweight. 313.80 14.90; medium weight, 914.60 $ 15.50; light weight. 81510 15.60: light lights, $14 75 15.40; heavy packing sowa, smooth. 312.25 13.25 : parking sows, rough. 311-75 12.40; Pigs. 313.75 15.25. Cattle Receipt. 11,000; strong to 25o higher. Yealers 810.00 under Friday quota tion. Beef steers Medium end heavyweight, 310.75 14.00; choice and prim. 810.75 14.00: medium and good. 910.75 12.50: good and choice. 9 1 160 13.75 ; common and medium, 89. 50 11.60; butcher cattle, heifers, 87.25 13.15: cow. 37.15011.65: bulls. 97.35 11.00; canners and cutters, cow and heifers, 34.00 7.15: canner steers, 36 O0 8.00; veal calves, light and handyweight, 812.00 14.00: feeder steen, 38. 50g 11.35; (tocker steers. 87.25 S 10.60; stacker cows and heifers, 97.25 9.00; stacker calve. 98.00 11.00. Sheep. Receipts. 16,000; slow, unevenly lambs, 84 lbs. down, 8 1 7.00 1 9.00 ; lambs, culls and common, 812.00 10.50 : yearling wethers, 314.00 17.00 ; ewes: 810.60 18.50; Ewes, culls and common, 86.00 10.00; feeder lamb. 813.00 15.00. Omaha Hoe 314.8S Omaha, Aprli 26. (L N. 8.) Hog Re ceipts 1000, generally 25c higher. Bulk, 813.73 14.50; top. 914.85. Cattle Receipts 5500. Market, beef and butcher stock strong to 25c higher; tocken and i feeders, steady; best steers, 912.60. . . oneep neceipu ouvw. auui mow, lower: sheep, steady. Kansas City Hoot 914.50 Kansas City, April 20. (I. N. 8.) Cattle Receipts 6000. steady to 25c higher. Steen. $9.00 ( 12.75; cows and heifers. 88.0018.00; stockers and feeden, 36.0012.00; calve. 99.00 g 16.00. Hogs Receipts 7000. 25 to 50c up. Top, 314.50; bulk, 313.75 1 4.25 ; heavies, 313.25 14.50; lights, 819.76 914.60; pigs, 814.00 e 13.00. Sheep Receipts 5500, active, stronger. Wooled lambs, M 9.50 20.35. Seattle Hoo SI 7.40 Seattle. Wsh.. April 26. (L N. S.) Hog Receipt 782, steady. Prim lights. 91 6.70 17.40; medium to choice, 316.75 16.75; rough heavies. 314.75 15 40; pigs. 813.00 14.50. Cattle Receipt 816, Heady. Best steen. 812.50 18.00; medium to choice. 310 01; common to good, 17.50c 10: best cow and heif ers, 810.25(14.70; common to good cows, 37 10: bulls, 87.50(3 8.50; calve. 37.50 (s 16. Sheep Receipt none. 8 Denver Hoe( 914.10 Denver, Colo., April 26. Cattle Receipts, 2500: steady. Steers. $10.5012.50; cows and heifers. $8.25 1 1.25 ; stock snd feed ers. 38.00 jb 11.00; calves, 316.00 19.00. Hogs Receipts, 750; 25c higher. Top, 914.10; bulk. 813.50 ( 13.85. Sheep Receipts. 12,000; ateadv; weak. Lambs. 918.50 g 19.25: ewes, 312.50 13,75. " York Better and Eggs New York. April 26. (I. N. 8.) Butter Msrket steady. Creamery extras. 77 80c; firsts. 74 & 78c; hicher scoring. 77 82c; state dairy tub;,. 05 & 75c. Eesh Market steady. Nearby white, fancy, 53(54c: brown, 40 50c; extra, 48 49c; firsts, 42 s47c. Chicago Potato Market Chicago. April 26. II. N. S.) Potatoes: Receipt. 66 ears. Minnesota and Dakota. Obios. 37.25 7.50. Province of Ontario 5-year 6' at 95 to yield 7.20 Due April 15, 1925 Sinclair Oil Co. 5-year lx at 98 to yield Due May 15, 1925 j Ask for details Wire orders "collect.' FREEMAN Smith a (icoo rtee 0THWIITI (ASS (It. Camp Co. SIS S Deschutes Acreage of Potatoes Is Gaining Bedmond, Or.. April 19. Piufcnr O. B. Hyssop of the Oregon Agricultural eoUege will address two pecial potato seed esrtifiratic sod tandardtzatioo meeting is Central Oregon May 8. axordmg to arrangements eompleted today by D- L. Jamison, county agent. Potato from Central Oregon this year brought DO cents per hundred above market price on outside market because of the reputa tion already attained. Profeasor Hykp pointed out In a recent visit here to address project lead ers of the Deachutae County Fare bureaa. In tent at thia mrnirtng wee such that H was deemed advisable, to sail special meeting to dis co the development of farther seed qualities and atsBdards for Deaclhites valley potato at special meeting where all th growers might be reached. A meeting will be held fat Bend on the after noon of May 8, and s second meeting win be held that evening st Bedmond- The meeting st Redmond, it i announced, will be especially for the potato project leader of Deschutes county. Acreage in potatoes Is th Redmond country will increase folly 100 per cent tbi year, ac cording to O. E. Stadia, president of the Dee chute Valley Potato Growers' association. Farm ers generally are planting s larger acreage to po tatoes to which will be added several hundred acre now being planted by California Japanese P interests in the Lower Bridge section. Claim VTalsst Itr Salem. April 26. There wtn be but few Eng lish walnuts harvested In the Willamette valley tbi year, according to 8. H. Tan Trump, Marion county horticulturist, who declares, after a thor ough investigation, that practically all walnut tree in th lowland and many in the higher sections, were damaged by the severe freeze of last December. Van Trump' own walnut grove at North Howell, which were grafted to Cali fornia black walnuts, i practically destroyed a a result of the freese. Roots of the tree, he states, are stall vigorous and will produce new groves if properly grafted. Higher Apple Cost Takrima. April 28. It will coat Yakima apple growers over 81.000,000 more for boxes and paper for packing their fault than it did last year, as the cost of material is practically doubled. Bex shook quoted at IS to 15 cent a year ago and which reached the peak at 22 centa, is now worth 26 cents and will advance proportionately. Th apple crop will be close to 10.000,000 boxes. The estimate is 12,000 can of 756 box each.' Paper for wrapping opened st 12 cents whole sale and will cost the growers 14 to 15 eenta a pound a compared with 8 to 10 eenta last year. Under present price (hipper say that It will coat growers 51.50 a box to put their apples aboard the can and that ny profit they may mi must be on prices above that figure f. o. b. Chicago Dairy Prod nee Chicago. April 26. (I. N. S.) Butter: Receipts. 5719 tuba. Creamery, extra, 65 e; extra firsts, 64 69c; second, 47 Ig52c; pack ing atock. 34039c Egg Receipts, 36,000 esse. Ordinary firsts, 88 m 89c; tints. 4142c: extra. 3941c; checks. 8334c; dirties, 94 Iff 85 c. Cheese Twins, new 27 AQTUi.' Amiwtm ! 2930e; Young Americas, 80c: Long- ; n, OOe; brick, 2828c. Live poultry Chicken. 84 c: (bring. 38c: roosters, 26c; geese, 22c; durks, 38c. TTew York Far Market New York Fur Auction Sale Corporation an nounces th following comparison of prices re alized st its sale a compared with the spring 1919 sale: Blue fox, 10 per cent higher; Nutria, 80 per cent higher; silver fox, 35 per oeut higher; red fox Northern, no change red fox Eastern and Central, 15 per cent higher; red (ox foreign, 10 per cent lower. Mlnseapolls-Dnlnth Flax Dulnth. April 28. I. N. S.) Flax May. new. 84.60; old. 94.59: July. 94.68; track, 94.59 4.68; to arrive, 94.69. Minneapolis. April 26. No. 1, 94.6504.70; srriv. 94.60 94.03. Tax Exempt Municipal B TO NET 6 and 6V2 tia! Northwestern cities. Consider these very attractive Investment 8ecuritie$. Telephone or wire orders at our expense. 39,000 Arco, City ei Idaho, Lif-kt. 71,500 tAstoria, City of, Oregon, Imp. Ser. No. 24 1,000 Buhl, City of, Idaho, Sewer Diet No. 3. . . 9,000 'Buhl, City of, Idaho, Serwer Diet, No. 4. . 16,000 Buhl, City of, Idaho, Paving 7,000 Kelso, City of, Washington, Water 47.000 Prineville. Citr of. Ores on. Funding.... 78,000 'Rupert, City of, 19,000 'Rupert, City of, Idaho, Pawing Diet. no. i . 19,000 Soda Springs, City of, Idaho, Sidewalk. . . . 34,000 Soda Springs, City of, Idaho, Sewer 2,500 tWashougal, City of, Washington, Imp..,. Deaotes 91909 bonds. tDenotes 9909 bonds. BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.- THE PREMIER MUNICIPAL BOND HOUSE CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS MORRIS BUILDING 309-11 STARK STREET Between Fifth and SUui Streets Telephone: Broadway 2151 Maturities to Suit Individual Requirements Yields: 6, 7, 7.50 Yield 6.25?' 1C AAA a v oaa QC9 XU, wv -' vo, 7 v utiuv;i w us u w vs. tivii) S(-S a v a sa a w wvitiB) Iaeone Tax section of Big Horn County, Wro. Exempt 7 7.50 6.25 Iseome Tax Exempt ... Bond- Truttt Acceptance . Lumbermen Bldg, - &AI98 IK CElfTRAL BELT HE7TD COTTON PRICES nlu HER Ksw York. April Jvj. (L N. S.) Report of heavy rains la the Central belt apparently effaet lis effect ef moisture m Texas at the opening of the cotton market today, and started a bn of covering that advanced price de cidedly is the -first few minute. Initial quoU Ue wr 10 points lower oa My, bet -ether positions were 17 to 59 point higher. Baying C. .i,-t. ..j mnnnns hoo eventually ad vanced new crop month shoot 85 points over Saturday', cioa end the Ust the end of the first 20 mmates was firm at the highest level of the aeasdoa. 1 Spot cotton waa steady today. 55 point high er at 42c No aalea. , Private advice were received during the after noon of more rain la the central dtitriot which brought out buying and this sent price to new huh level, for th day. Realising later caused some trreguUrity u final price were stums, and 45 to 150 point above Saturday'! last quo tation. Furnished by Overbeck ft Oooko Co.. Board of Trade building: Open. High. January 8844 8458 March 8265 8880 May 4035 4110 July 8805 8910 October ........ 8490 8610 December 8400 8512 Low. 8844 8265 4985 8800 8490 8990 Close. 9485 9840 4090 8895 8688 8500 Dried Fruit aad Beaat New York, April 29. (L N. S.) Been- Market duU. Marrow, choice. 811. 00 11.23; choice, 97.50; red kidney, enmee, sto.vu. Dried fruits Market firm. Apricots, extra choice to fancy. 88 87c; apples, evaporated, prime to fancy, 10 16c; prune. 80 to . 1623c: prunes. 60 to 100s, ll14o; peaches, extra choice to fancy. 19t22c; seeded raiiitu, choice to fancy, 19 4 20c, Liverpool Cotton Easier Liverpool. April 2. (I. N. 8. ) Spots opened in limited demand. Pricea. easier. Sale. 80MO bale. American mid., fair, 80.95; good mid, 27.70; full mid., 26.70; mid.. 25.43; low. 22.15; good ord.. 18.95: ord.. 17.93. Futures opened steady. Tfew York Wool and Hides New York, April 26. (L N. B.) Wool Market firm. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 68 100; domestic pulled scoured basis, SO 1 7 8 ; domestic Texas scoured basis. 86 192. Hideo Market dull. Native (teen, 95 86; branded steen, 81. Sew York Potato Market New York, April 28, (L N. 8.) Potatoes (in bulk, barrel or bag) Market steady. Near, by white 912. 60(4 14 50: Hermudaa, 312.00 17.00; Southern. 914.0091S.9w. New York Sugar and Coffee New York, April 26 Coffee: No. 7 15 c; No. 4 Santo, 28 24e. Rio, Sugar Quiet; raw. 19501954; refined, quiet: granulated. 1750 2300. Foreign Exchange Market New York. April 28. (U. P.) Th foreian exchange market opened easy today. Demand sterling opened at 83.85, np 1; franc check, 17.02. off 15 centimes: lire check. 23.02, off 12: mark demand, 8.0173; cables, 8.0174. up 3.0007; Canadian, demand,. 8-9010. Demand sterling closed at 33.81 ; francs, 22.87: marks demand n I lied to .0172 and demand 16.97: lire, demand 23.89; cables, cb!e to .0174; Canadian dollan closed at .8970. Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneapolis Cash wheat. No. 1 dark North ern 804 ( 835: No. 1 Northern, 800 tf 810 ; No 2 dark Northern, 203 820; No. 3, 290 f 300: No. 1 red spring, 286 295; No. 2. 280 290: No. 8 dark Northern. 293(3 820: No. 1 dark bard Montana, 285 9 290; No. 1 durum. 282 & 285. Corn No. 8 yellow. 166 197; No. 2 mlied. 162. Oats No. 2 white, 99 49100. Barley 164169. Han Francisco Barley Cadi San Fnncisoo, April 26. Barley can: May, 310B, 823A. August. 277 B. December. 280 B. 285A. Idaho, Sidewalk Diet. No. 4 Bench (Municipal) Canal Drainage DisL Serial 6s, Due 1924-34 nnda Aiil4-str tlnn I r that lh riva-vi i isvi n California-Washington Timber Co. 5-Year 7 Gold Notes Secured by one of t,he west's finest timber stands in Grars Harbor County, Wash, Price 109. Associated Simmons Hardware Co.'s 5-Year 7 Gold Notes Average net earnings 5 years, over four times interest charges on notes. Largest manufaoturer and distributor of kind In world. Price 98. Enterprise, Or., Municipal Irrigation Dist. .Serial 6s SJ73 acres, 90 cultivated aruccessfully for year. Plans approved by state commission. Bonds certified by Sec retary of State. - - . Portland Woman's Club Incorporates; ' Other Firms File Salem. April 29. Organised for the -purpose of securing "concert of action ' In Intellectual., philanthropic and social 1 activities." the Portland Woman's club ' of Portland filed articles of lnoorpora- tion-wtth the state corporation depart ment here Saturday. The property of the club Is valued at $10,000, with the ' following incorporators: Florence A. -Runyon. Myra H. alines. Elisabeth C. Tlfft and Annie W. Jackson. Other articles were filed Saturday, as , , follows : Ray A Smith company. Inc., Portland. 9S000 ; Dean Q. Ray, Arthur C Smith and Earls; F. Gerth. Newell-Van AJstlne company. Port- land. $5000 ; W. K. Newell, Manning Al- -stine and Harriett Alsttne. Young Women's Christian AssoclR. , tion, Medford, 93S00 : John C. Mann, E5. . E. Gore, Km ma K. Stearns. Abby Ken , dall Thomas, Ora Lh Harnett and Bat tle V. Hurd. A-certlficate showing an Increase In , capitalisation from $15,000 to 130,000 was filed by the Willamette Raftlnff companr of Portland. ;a PACIFIC COAST BArTK STATEMENT ' Portland Bank! Clearing This week. Yese age.. Monday 8 6.42 268 20 8 5.235,830.47 Spokane Bank Clearing. Monday 8 8,658.54 1 .00 ' Balances, Monday 1.200,122.00 Seattle Sank - - , Clearings. Monday . . , 9 t ,404.7I3.7() Balances, Monday 2.680,779.00 T acorn Benst Clearings, Monday -80n,4,00 - Balance. Monday 149,979.00 . 8 as Pranotsoe Bank Clearings 936.494.914.00 ' i.aa Anoele Bank Clearing Monday 914.180.989.00 Liberty Boad Baleg , Furnished by Ovarheek A Cook company. Open. High. Low. Cine. . Liberty 8 9810 9340 9310 9812 Liberty 1st. 4( . . . 8600 8600 Liberty 2d 4 ... 8510 870 Liberty 1st 4 '4 s 8630 SSSO Uberty 2d 4.. 8598 86O0 Liberty 3d 4.. 9076 9079 Liberty 4th 4.. 8400 8904 Victory 4 Hi .... 9930 9868 Victory 8 9650 9680 9560. 8610 8600 8863 9010 8550 9882 9942 9350 9640 9600 8680 9088 8580 9948 849 Burlay for the West New York lvice nay Calcutta shipped 100. 000,000 yard of burlap during March to th Ciued State. Of this amount 70,000.000 yard wa for the East and 80,000,000 yards ' for the West coast. Kan Fraaelseo Poaltrr Market San Francisco. April 26 (U. P.) Broil, 444o; large ben. 4tyioo; sew ones,. 99 9 36c lb. Have! Stores Market Nw Tort. April 26. (t int0'" tine. Savannah, 34 83: New Terk, 92.65. Resin Savannah. 915.709) 19.59s he lets,; 918.60. we Torfc.Ioadon Mlver New York. April 26 (I. 74. 8.) Obbi ' raarcial bar diver was unchanged here today "llmdon, April 26 (L !. S.) Bar (titer, onobanged at 89 d. Controller of currency report total deposits In national banks, February 28r of $18,969,122,000, decrease from Decem ber 81 of I9Q1.021.0OO. ends Rat. Maturity. Price) Yield. . 6 JAJ 1931-39 100.00 6.00 . 6 MAN 1927-39 100.00 .00 . 7 FeVA 1927-29 To Net ft.50 . 7 FVA 1926-29 To Net 6.50 A I . 7 F&A 1921-29 To Net 6.50 . 6 M&S 1935 100.00 6.00 . 6 AAO 1931-40 100.00 6.00 . 7 FA.A 1921-29 To Net 6.50 . 7 FsttA 1921-29 To Net 6.50 U - . 7 F4V.A 1922-29 To Net 6.50. . 7 FdtA 1921-29 To Net 6.50 . 6 JAJ 1929-31 96.55 6.50 j Established Over a Quarter Century PACTS 90. Ml The Path of the Pioneer Loneliness, self sacrifice,: discour agement and often poverty are things that every great achievement has to weather. Vhen 4et? EaseT Affluence? No! Oftener jealousy. Imitation, Infringement and effort to tear down what has i been so laboriously built up. Bo it is with WARRENITE BITULITHIC But It still stands unsuccessfully challenged as the BEST there la la ROAD JBUILD1NO. WABB.P.H BROTH 8 COMPAJTT AND tw Coil f First and Oak Streets ' Mats til AsTSltt-ll ! ' twmm omviioimniiiiitvw 4 '