THE OREGON 13AILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY. MAY 14, 192a
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NEW HIGH PRICE RECORD IS DUE FOR CANNED SALMON
EGG BUYERS APART
s EGO TBADE F.B&ATIC
'' I.aU la the day" a Tery erratfe and
mixed ' tone was shown tor - egg: F.
o, b. bids were by bo mean anlfonn.
Some purchase ' were made down to
S8V cents here for carrent' receipts,
althoagh one firm wai reporetd oat
with an offer, of 41 cents for one day's
shipment. The general hid was St cents
a dozen. A little scrap la, the trade
h the caase. . -
There la a very much mixed, tone In
the market for eggs here for the day.
While some of the creamery Interests
were Intent upon forcinjr lower values
for egsrs, one Front street f. o.' b. buyer
decided that the market should be high
er Instead of lower. .
This buyer, -who l one of the bis operators,
put oat price of 41c dozen for current re
ceipts during the day. rise of 1 c from , his
former bid. Scene of the creameries redneed
their bids from 40c to 89e a doseni
There is a widespread of opinion regarding
the merits of the market- at this time. Becent
decline in the Eaot have weakened the ideas
of some buyers here but at the same time other
barer felt that the price could be sustained
because of the presence of new carload orders
from other points, i -j - - - i -
Belling prices along the street bare remained
unchanged for some days. . : ,
- Tbnae desiring special Information regarding
any market, should write tbe Market Editor,
Oresoa Journal, enclosing stamp for reply.
5EW CATJliri.OWEB TO ARRIVE
While the winter " broccoli crop is about
gone, new crop cauliflower is making 1U ap
pearance in email -supply here. Within a week
or two general 'marketing is expected by the
trade ' i
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STtlAWBERBT PKICE8 ABE SAME
' Prartically no change was made' in . the
price" of strawberries for the day. - Dollar, sold
at 14.00 per orate, while Oregon Plums from
the south went at $4.25 for the beet quality.
Receipt are slowly gaining.
IjETTUCE MARKET DEMORALIZED
Market for head lettuce is badly demoralized
with much poor stock on the track. Sales are
nVkde down to 50c a crate for poor stuff. Good
Racranento is selling at $2 00 (a 2.60. while
L Angeles of quality i going at $2.753.00
per crate. -
CA IJTJ AO E" PRICES SHARPLY OFF
BhiTply lower price; are mling for eabbaee
here as a result of a congestion of California
stuck tn the local trade. Most of the business
during; the day was around 4 (s 5c a pound.
BrTTER DECLINE IS IK j EFFECT
Drop of 2c a pound in the price of butter as
N HON PES
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Gamatibn
Milk Products Company
5-Year, 7 Convertible Gold Notes
Dated May 1, 1920 Dims May 1, 1925
; - .' " ' . - . - .!. . ? ; .'i-'f I ... '
II Coupon Notes in $500 and $1000 Denominations
I i This is one of the largest and most prosperous
companies in the Northwest, i . pThis issue (of
' $3,000,00 represents the only, bonded debts of
the company. ' ' ' 'r.-jlj: ,;-;;,'' -
; Total ..assets after deducting all indebtedness
except this note issue, are over thirteen million
. dollars, or more than FOUR I times the amount
of this issue. Y I .
! . PRICE 96.50 TO YIELD i7.85e
BLYTH,
WIT
ukued srArts goverjipiit municipal ato cospcsifiaiojs somds
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YEON BUILDING PORTLAND, ORE.
Telephone Main! 3364
CLARK. KENDALL 8 CO.
: 7.30
Province of Saskatchewan
Four Year Gold I Bonds
Exempt: From Provincial Government
Taxation
Circular Upon Request
But dont overlook the natriotir
inent afforded by our splendid list of home munici-
aisy exempt trom u. a. govt, income taxes.
' : .?r?;We:'owB and offer our participation "
Carnation Milk Products Company
- r 5 Yeer 7 Conrertible Gold Nota .
Dated; May i, 1920 ; Due May 1, 1925
; , . and interest. t
' TO YIELD 7.8SC,
Carstens & Earles, Incorporated
' Established tS9i ' .. .
i i ' CeptUl and Surplus $1,200,000
. , ' j. 90IerTn,enl MunicipaJ & Corporation Bonds -TTurffW
N.t'1. Bank BIdg. ; Pyipho., Bn.dw.y 4108
Watermelon Here;
Good Old Summer
Time Is in Sight
rVaterneloa tine seems a ' loaf
ways distant bat Portland has re
eelred Us first fralt of this kind of
the season.; Only one melon ariired.
and It was received by I. S. Marti a,
a local , broker. The neloi was la
excellent condition. The California
crop oatlook is reported as favor
able. i
well a butterfat; aa reported in a previous is
sue of Thef-ioumal. went into effect at the open
ing of the Friday trad. Tn '"new prices are
now listed. " i . ' ..
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BRIEF WOTES OP PE0DUCE TBADE
Some expecting a farther advance la sugar.
First full carload of Florida pineapple com
ing to Portland. '
New potatoes ar weaker at -10 M 0 lie
pound . ,
Old potatoes are steady; in excellent local
call. ' i : i
Criaco Is up He -a pound -for the day.,
Country killed meats steady to easier.
Ail chickens 'Steady except eery small springs.
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Cantaloupe are due to arrive - In Portland
Saturday morning., '
WEATHER JyOTICE FOB SHIPPERS
Weathwr bureau advises: Protect- shipments
during the next 84 hoars against the following
maximum temperatures: Going north, 74 de
grees; northeast over B-. P. 8. R. R-, 78 de
grees; east to Baker, 75 degrees; and south to
Ashland, 74 degrees. Maximum temperature at
Portland tomorrow about 74 degrees. : .
DA1BT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
':" I Sain Francisco Market
Ban Francisei?. May 14. (TJ. P.) Butter
Extras, 57c; first. 54 lie '.. -
Eggs EJtrss. 4 7 c ; first. 42 e; extra
pullets, 42c: "undersized pullets. 84 He
Cheese California flata, fancy, 28c; firsts.
24H& ry, j ... -,
' Lea Angsles Market
ixm AngelesjO., My 14: J- .N- 8.)
Buttr.r 58c. - . .
Eggs, extras.. 44e; case count. . 4 2e; pullets,
40c; peewee. 20c. ' ,,
IJv poultry; hens, 27 e? 85c; broilers. 251
28c; fryers., 37 88e.
- , StU Market -
Seattle. May 14 (V. P ) Buttr--3iy
creamery extras cubesi 58c; bricks, 54c. k
.Kftgs-e-Freehi ranch. 46c; pullets, 40.
Cheese Wsshinston triplets. 38. .
Raw milk $2.60. ;
I (.Want Orala Fees :
Spokane, ! Wash., May 14. The millers and
: i K u fit wpitt on record almost
Krsiu - w v... --- ,
unanimously indorsing a plan whereby the sur
plus lien el from lees oy rat grain oirumu
of the publio service commission might be con-
.. - MMhim innd tA care for the ex-
I mtcu . i . v. . . - .
penae of the department during tne ataca season.
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RECORD VALUE TO
RULE OR SALMON
- By Hynaa H. Cohen i i,T;
Aa the aeaapn progresses Jodicatlons
point more strongly to etill greater ad
vances tn the opening price of Columbia
river canned salmon than had been ex
pected or forecast. With fish, labor and
materials of most kinds higher in price,
packers are a unit In believing that the
canned fish price must rule above a, year
ago.-. . . ' - i . -,
While on pound tall of the' Columbia river
Chinook opened both s year ago and two years
ago at. $3.15 doses, it is generally bettered
today Chat the 1820 price win start at not lees
than. $8.40 and .a 83.50 market would be by
so mean surprising. - - t-
Packers are this season paying' hich as
IS He a pound for raw aalmon to fiaheftnen,
although the agreed price between packers was
only 12c at.compsred with 11 H a year ago i
The extra premium is armilable at this tun
because there 1 an unusually small run of fish
in the river and the demand 1 far in excess
of offerings. .
Packers are paying cannery labor .more money
than s year ago. and there baa already been
s 50 per cent increase in the box price, while
some belieee this is merely s starter.
The proposed new price mean the highest
value on record.- - -i f .
Hogs Off 50 Cents .
v In Fridays' Trade
- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN ; ' ...
Bncs. Cattle. Calves. ' Sheep.
Friday ......... , 10
85
52
eo
Week ago. ...... 217
2 weeks ago.,... 875
4 weeks ago ..... 1
Tear ago . i 239
2 years ago.... ' 502
8 years ago-.,.. .755
i years ago. .... , 881
685
2816
-None-fc-
8 52
1 240
i 17 136
23 559
13 135
L 148
? 51
Only three loads of livestock came
to North Portland? for the day. Hogs
were weaker and lower, : cattle ruled
steady, a.nd a similar.; tone was shown
,ln sheep. I,' -
There was ' considerable weakness in the hog
alley for the day at North Portland and prices
were off Roe generally with the top quotation
around $16.50. i t ;
A new classification waa made in the hog
range, smooth heavies being added to the list foe
awnue. i-
Oenerat bog rang:
Prima mixed .....
Medium mixed ....
Sinaootb. heavia ....
BUiugh heavies ....
Pigs . . . .
........ 1S.V ?B 10. ov
........ 14.00 16.00
...I.... 1 1.00 14.00
. 10.00 11.00
........ 12.00 14.50
.1 . . Cattle Trade I Steady
Trade in the cattle alleys at North Portland
appeared steady for the day with a small run
reported for Friday. There was scarcely enough
stock available to thoroughly teat sentiment.
General cattle market range:.
Best beef steers.. i ... ,$12.25 9 18.00
cnoice steers ... ... . ; . .
Oood to choice steeim. . . .
Medium to . good steers. . .
Pair to good steers......
Common to fair steers. . .
Choice cows snd heifers . .
1 1.50 a 12.25
11 00 igi 11.50
10.00 ( 11.00
0O0e 10.O0
8.00 0 9.00
10.25 m 14 00
9.00 10.25
Good to choice cow and heifers.
Medium to good cows and nelfert.
Pair to medium cows and heifer , .
finnm ... i
8.00 9.00
7.00 8.00
.
B.OOW 6.00
a.oo 9.00
18 006 16 OO
9.00 12.00
6.50 8:60
Best light calves. , ....Tll.t
I Medium calves ...........
neavy cajves
Stocker and feeder.
8.00 4 8.60
Sheep Market Steady
Sheep and lambs continue to show steady
tone at North Portland for the day. There
was only a nominal run reported in tbe alleys
for Friday. -i :r . j . , - j . . .
General sheep and lamb range: i I ' T
Throw out spring lamb. ... k ... $10.00 ffl 1 00
bnnng lam ns . j
14 00e16.00
15.00 St 16.00
14. (( 15.00
13.00 14.00
10.50 12.60
18. 00 014. 00
8.0n12 00
12.50 013.20
East of mountain lambs. , . ... ,
Beet valley lambs. . . . .
Best heavy valley lambs . . . . . ,
Common to medium Talley lambs.
Tearlings ............ ... .
Kwfs .......... w...
Wethers . . i
Thursday Afternoon
, STEERS ..
No. ' aVv.-T.ba. Price. I No.
Av. TIM.
Price.
$11.75
12. 2S
11.00
12.00
4. . . .1008 $11.00 1 I 2
1220
1100
1035
1295
8 78 10.R5 I 26.
21. .. .1105 12.25
20.... 926 11.65
2. .
17. .
i ; cows
4.00 i S... . 770
6.00 I 1.... 820
8.50 2.... 1010
10.50 1.... 790
7.... 740
8 970
5.00
7.50
9.50
6.75
S v .
90
3...
1090
I CALVES
140 $15.00 I 1..., 270
1
1
1
i;
$10 00
. 16.00
14.00
200
180
15.50 J j 1.;.. 1B0
15.50 I ; ! 1.,.. 130
' BCixa ' .
!w.00 I j 2.,.. 1015 $ 7.00
! 8.60 j j.
S j HOGS '
1...
...
. 4H0
.1380
4..,,
1....
19'.'.'.'.
2
8...,
- 4 . . .
8 . . . ,
9....
1 . i . .
- S . . . .
4
190 $15.35'
810 1S.O0
$10.00
15.60
15.35
15.75
15.75
13.75
13.75
15.75
14.50
15.65
15.85
13.75
$13 50
12.25
12.00
230
185
115
172
160
183
lfiO
850
160
146
68
60
68
68,
15.35
15.50
13.75
15.75
15.50
5.65
5.50
8.75
3.75
5.25
UMB8
,5...
2...
10...
io.;.
815.75
16.50
14.50
, 16.60
57
60
! 2.;
EWES
1..
4.i
,160
167
. 13.1
9.00
8.00
8.00
9.00
9.00
3.00
7.00
8.00
2.i...
3. . . .
7. . :t
9...,
2...,
11....
1.,..
140
136
144
114
95
113
140
t 9.00
9.00
9.00
9.00
8.0O
9.00
11.00
I::::
i
i....
i
120
115
90
160
150
TEARLINGS
90 $14.50 12....
90 18,50 ;20.,..
75 , 18.60 4. i . .
83 13.00 49
f WETHERS
T18 $13.00
92 . 13.50
"14. ...
8d
105
86
13.50
13.75
14....
, lrv..
156 $10.00 ' 1..
120 12.00 J
' ? ' BUCK ..
230 S 7.50 I
180 $10.00
Friday
Morning
COWS
2. . . . 415
1 . . . . 150
6... 201
14.... 191
4,i.. 195
1...; 180
4.,. 147
10.,., 110
2..., 117
2.... 180
1 ... 200
1. . . . 440
S
B. . . , 65
No. . Av. Lbs, "Price. 1 No. Av. Lbs.
1 1060 $ 9.00 , 4... .1060
i BULLS '
1....1110 '8.00 1 1.....1030;
1... .1670 $ 8.43 I
HOGS - - '
4 135 $14.00 . .... 15
3.... 20O I5.-50
-l..,. 280 15.00 i 140
..., 106 14.00 j 2...., 150
I. .. 500 10.00 ' 1..,.. 630
II. ., 390 1.00 .15..... 156
14..:. 202 15.00 8..,.. 290
1.. 870 13.00
EWES -
8.... 103 $12.00 ' 2 150
TEARLINGS
' 1.... 110 $M.0 j "
Price.
$10.00
8.00
$15.50
14.00
16.25
10.00
14.09
10.09
$ 9.00
Umpqua Berries
; Enter the Market
Rosebnrg. , May 14. Ripe TJmpqua Talley
strawberries arc now on the market in this city
in considerable quantities. Ripe- strawberries
have been coming into the city. for the past week.
Edenbower produced the first ripe berries. Today
the Melrose district brought in ,40 boxes of Tine
berries, snd they are coming ierom all section.
The berries sre well developed. Urge snd full of
flavor, aa there has been about three weeka of
sunshine in this section, which is the main.- thing
to make strawberries ripen properly.
Kew York "Wool u Hides
New Tofk. May 14. (L jr.' S.) Wooi
Market firm: domestic flaeee XX Ohio. 60c
$1.00: domestic pulled ' scoured basis, 6 Sc
$1.70: domesiio Texas scoured basis. 85oW
$1.45.. . . . .
Hide Market quieter; BStSve steers,' ' 35 0
$e; branded teen, 82a -
STEEL SHARES IN
DOWNWARD TREND
New York, May 14, ft. N. S.) The stack
market ease steady today. .The mark at eee
tlnuesl quiet until the last five minute when,
after slight reaction, stock were In . demand,
most of the leading Issue movlne, up to a new
high level ef the Say. United States Steel com
mon sold at Mf and Baldwin at 11). Texas
Pacific sold up to 44 Vi and Studebaksr res te
70 . ' Pan-amerlcan .Petroleum held steady
around 103 H and Royal Dutch moved up 1
point te 11S4. Bepublki Stees etosed et.saVif
fteneral Motors elossd at V. , Mealean Pe
troleum 1804 and United States . Rubber at
85 'f . Ctovsrnrnent bonds unchanfled, railway
and other bends steady. Total sales today wars
489,100 shares; bonds, $11,041,000;
.New York. May 14. (TJ. P.) The
trend of stock prices continued irregular
at the market opening today. Desultory
trading- resulted in but fractional
changes. United -States steel opened at
up Studebaker 79, up ;
General Motors 27. off ; Reading 84,
up Crucible 135, up ; Vanadium
74, up ; Replogle-ai4. up ; Beth
lehem B 90, -pff ; Corn Products
62. off ; Texas company 47, up
; Baldwin 115. up . ; ,
Traders on the bear aide tried to make am
munition out of the sate of $2,868,000 equip
ment trust by the Bethlehem- Steel compsny,
selling Bethlehem' B down to 90. but the stock
was well taken at this figure. Pan-American
had little Uonbm holding over 103 in the
early trading, but shorts in Mexican Petroleum
found a great scarcity of stock
On reports -that negotiations for s merger
of several independent steel companies had en
countered difficulties, all steel stocks of com
panies involved sold off a point or more. Inas
much : aa Bethlehem was already down over
eight" points from the price of a week ago.
it is said purchasers have already discounted
actual calling off of negotiations, if it occurs.
American Sumatra, Tobacco company sold off
more than three points at 84 on announce
ment of the sale of $7,500,000 five-year 7H
per cent notes by . the companj.
, Motor were steady.
The market closed steady.
Call money got up to 12 per cent during the
i day. but had little effect on prices. Steel com
mon held around 08 14 and Bethlehem rallied a
point from the early low. Lackawanna continued
soft, with sales as low as 73 . There waa a
; flurry in low priced rails, with advance of half
point or more, but it did not last long.
Furnished by Overbeck St 0-oa Co..
of Trade building:
Board
HESCKIPTION: Open High low , Close
Alaska Gold , 1 V4 -I TV4
Allis Chalmers,. ... 83 33 H 83 . 86
Am. Agr. Cheat. . . 85 . . . r 84
Am. Beet Sugar.. 93 93 Vs 92 14 92
Am. Can. e 89 4 , 39 H
I Arn. Car Fdy 181 ....131
Am. Cotton Oil.'.. 42 ..... 40 H
Am. Hide A L-. c.. 19H 1H 19 1814
Am. tnfl Corp 87 14 8814 8614 87 4
Am. Linseed, c. . . . 85 84 14
Am. I-oco., c 92 92 H
Am. Ship A Com. 2014 20.
Am. Smelter, e... 60 60H 59H 59V4
Am. Steel Fdy.,.. 89 89 14
: Am. Sugar, e 129 14 129 14
: Am. S. Tobacco 87 87 H 84 85 4
1 Am. Tel. A Tel... 93 93 93' 03
j Am. Tobacco ..... 228 i
. Am. Tob. Securities 58 .......... 58 14
Am. Woolen, e 109 14 ..... . 108
Am. Zinc 15 15 14H 14V4
Anaconda-Min. Co. 55 56 55 14 55
-Atchison. c... ... 79 i 79 i j
' A.. G A W. I.,.. 168 188 164 H 166
Baldwin Loco., e. . 115 11614 114 14 116 H j
; B. A O.. e 32 i 32 14 1
; Bethlehem Steel. B. 90 14 91 89 91 H
'. Brk. Rapid Transit. 12 , . 12 14
Bane and Superior. 2214 23 2214 22 14
Canadian Pacific . 114 14 114 &4
Cent. ; Leather, e... 6814 6914 $714 67
Crea. A Ohio.... 61 . 51
Chi. A Gt. W.. e . . . f. 7 14
C M. A St- P 3314 34 3314 33 14
Chi. A N, W. . . . . 79 78V4
Chile Copper 15 ..... ...... 15
I Chino Copper .... $1 8114
: CoL Gas A Electric) ......... k .... . 55
I Colo. Fuel A Iron. s , . .". . 84
Consolidated Gas . 81 81
I Corn Product, c 92 14 .'. 93
Crucible Steel, e. . . 135 138 14 1134 V 138
Cnban Am. Sugar 1 533
t. A It. G.. e 6 14
Erie. e. . 11 11 11 11
Fuske Tire ...... 30 . ..... 30 14
General Cigars .......... 62
General Klrctrie 141 H 14114 140 141
General Motors , . 27 14 2714 26 27 14
Goodrich Rubber . 60 Is 62 60 H til
Granby Cons. 38
Gt. Northern Ore. 84
Gu Northern Ry.. 78 73 73 73
Greene Cananea 30
Industrial Alcohol. 83 ......... . 84
Inspiration. ..Copper. 52 52 51 61
Inu Paper 71 72 71 72
Int. Harvester ... 124 124 ,
I. H. St., c...... 81 31 80 81
Int. Nickel ...... 18 18 1814 18
K. C. Southern, e. 16 16 16 16
i Kelly Springfield. . 106 107 106 : 106 I
Kennecotf Copper . 27 26
Ickawanna Steel . 74 74 73 74
Laskey Fam. players , . 69
Lehigh Valley ..j , . , . , 41
Maxwell Motor, e -. . . . 22
Mexican Petroleum. 1801181 179 180
Miami Copper .... 21 i . , ... 22
Midvale Steel .j... 42 ....... . 42
Mo. Pacific, c' . . . . 28 24
National Enamel . . 69 69 68 68
Nevada Consolidated 18 .......... 18
L.Hayen ...... 28 ......,.. . 28
N. T.: Air Brake -. . ... . . . ; . . ; g(j,
N. Y. Central ; . . . , . 68 14
Norfolk A Western, 9214 90 90 r
Northera Pacific... 78 73 78 78
Pan Amer. Pet, e. . 108 104 103 103 14
Pennsylvania Ry. .. 40 40 89 89
Peoples Gas ... 82 32 31 ST
Pierce Oil ....... 16 .. ..... 16
Pituburg Coal, e. . 56
Pressed Steel Car. c 97 ........ ... 97
Ray Cons. Copper.. 17 ,...'. 17
Ry. Steel Springs - 92
Reading, c 84 83 84 85
Royal Dutch 118 118 118 118
Rep, Iron, and St., c. 9 1 83
Rock Island, c. . . . 88 33 83 34
Sinclair Cons..... 84 35 34 84
gloss Sheffield. V 68
Southern Pacific . . 94 95 94 94
Southern Ry.. c. .. 21 22 21 22
Stromberg Motor. . 8 68 66. 87
Studebaker. e 69 71 69 70
Shell 77 18 77 77
St. L. A S. F 23 24 23 28
Swift A Co.... ..110 in
Tennessee Copper.. 10 .;. 10
TexsaOil.-. , 47 48 47 48
Texas Pacific ..... . 42 44 42 44
Transcon. Oil ... 15 15 16 15
UnionPacific, e 115 116 114 115 T
- i- aTi. 96 96 4 95
C 8. Smelt. A Ref . . j 60
U. a -Steel, 93 94 93 94
J7tah.Copper 66 6 66 66
Vanadium Steel .. 74. i. 74
Virginia Cbem., c 73
Wabash 7 7 j
Western Union ... 85 ......... 84
Werrtinghouse Elec. 47 47 I
Witlya Overland... 17 18 17 17
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San Francisco Market
Ban Francisco. May 14. (TJ. P.) Potatoes
Rivers White. $6.50 7.25; sweets. 10c
Onions Australian brown, $7.00 7.50.
,- y - Seattl Market
Seattle. May 14. (X N. S. Onions: . Ore
gon. Tc pound. .
Potatoes Yakima Gems. 3166 par ton i local.
$150 160 per ton; sweets, .10o pound.
Los Angelas Mraket ; ' .
Los Angeles, CaX May 14. (L N. 3.) Po
tatoes, old, Stockton Burbanks fancy and special
brands. $6 J5 g 7.00: - Idaho Roeeetit, faney,
S7.007.5fl: new stock market steady. Local
Early and White Rose No. 1, S3. 00 8 60
mosUy $3.26; No. 2. $1.25 9 2.00 tag.
- ' Chleag-o Dairy Prod see
Chicago. May 14. th N. S.) Butter Re
ceipts. 5632 tubs; creamery. 5(7e; standards.
SVc: firsts, 53fi6Hc; aeconda, 41 & 50e:
packieg stock. 34 (7Ht ; - '
..ffTKe2fipt5' 1-4i8.clu: miscellaneous.
38 40c; ordinary firsts. 37 ( 38c; firsts. 40
(41 c: extras, 43 44c; checks, 33
34 e: dirties. 35 e.' r w
Cheee. 2 27e; daUiea. ' 29 e; - Toung
America. 30c; Longboms, 80e; brick. 28 e.
Live, poultry, turkey. 5c; chickens. 36e:
roosters, 20c; geese, 20c; ducks, 85e.
- ' m i
- .. . .
Xew-Tork Better and Errs
Nevri Tork. May 14. L N. 8.) Butter
maraet nrm. v reamery ertraa. eo m 62c; do
firsts, 5860e: do- higher scoring. 60 6
63 c; state dairy tuba, 45 54c; renovated
extras, 85P 56c. - . f: : - -
Cheese Market firm. 28 32c. '
; Eegs Market irmrular. , Nearby white, fancy
K3H53e; do brown, fancy, 51c: extcs. 40 M
49 e; Jlrsb., 4 4c , !
Edited by
Hyman II Cohen
BAG PROFITS MAY
TURN TO LOSSES
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
- Cars -
Wheat Barley. Floor. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Fri.., 20 1 ! 1 1
Xear ago. ..... 5 1 B z
Season to date.
804S " 175 8772 485 2105
7.354 1080 2371 692 8088
Tear . ago. . . . . ,
Taooma. Thar,.
Tear ago ... . ,
Season to date. .
Tear ago.
Seattle, Thnrs. .
18 .... 4
4 1
17 827
184 1211
.... 3
3 ....
648 1182
573 2549
8780 k4 8089
5313 41 ....
14 .... ' . 4
. 8
rear ago. .....
Season to date.. '5907
Veer ago.. . 6300
244 1118
88 1262
The gTaln bag: trust is somewhat wor
ried, j If has not : found 'the farmers
quite i bo anxious to rush to ulaushter
i In ' the shape of profiteering;, prices . for
i mmr-em Th - Jm ntt nju.RfHt lull intreittta.
who are said 'to bo members of the bigr
combine to elevate prices, have suc
ceeded in boosting values, but as yet
they have not secured ,the money be
cause grain growers have not boupbt the
bags. :
Even though grain hag prices were lifted
sharply by the combine of foreign interests,
few bags have .actually been sold and there
appear to be a disposition on the part of
buyer ' to bold off. This has : scared the
Oriental and European intereata and fractionally
lower values nave been tne result during tne
last few daysl'
Whether grain bag price win be forced still
higher by tbe foreign combine is a matter that
only tbe future can tell, but No. l caicuttas
are now being offered down to 2020e.
while somewhat better than 21e waa recently
asked.
FIXTJR Selling price, mlDdeor: Tatent.
$13.75: Montana spring wheat, 814.35; Wil
lamette valley brands. $1120; local straight,
$11.20: bakers'" local. $13.50; graham. $11.60.
Prices for city deliveries for five-barrel lota.
HAT Buying price: Willamette timothy,
fancy, $32.00 per ton: vetch. $80.00; cheat,
$22.00 m 23.00; straw. $10.00; clover, 531.00;
grain. $25.00: alfalfa. $35.00 36.00 a ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. -New crop delivery
No. Calcutta, 21 (9 22c in ear lou; less
amounts lugner.
MILLSTLFFS Mill run at mills, . sacked,
$51.00 & 53.00.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, $68.50
JS.O0.
BAKLEY Buying price: Feed. $6. 00g
67.50; milling, $68.00; rolled barley, selling
price. $71.00 eton.
Pacific coast crop reports of the weather
bureau:
Arizona Wheat and barley looking well.
Plowing for an Increased acreage of sprint wheat
progressing. Soil generally in good condition.
: Lrab Winter wheat growing well.. Some
spring wheat and oat are up to good atanda and
seeding is nearing completion.
Nevada Warmer weather favorable for crops.
Grain and alfalfa developing welL
Idaho Weather mild and seasonable most of
week. All grain crops, alfalfa made good growth.
Washington- Week of fine growing weather.
Small grains, including winter and spring wheat,
were improved. Spring wheat seeding in tha
foothill sections practically completed. Alfalfa
made good progress. SowinTf of oat has begun
on lowlands. : :
California Continued cool, dry weather gen
erally unfavorable. Warmth ia needed to hasten
growth and' mature wheat, barley and oata. Bar
ley is now in milk. Much grain will probably
mature.
. Merchants' Exchange bids:
FEED OATS
May
, ..6900
BARLET
Jtine
6960
6650
6600
No. 3 white
THa. . 8 blue . . . .
Standard feed. , .
J CORN
No. 3 yellow , .
Eastern grain in bulk ;
' - I - CORN
No. 8 yellow J,
.6650
.6600
.7200
7200
.7600
7300
Trade Is Light;
Grains Are Mixed
Chicago. May 14. (I. N. S.) Sale at the
seaboard of 1,000,000 bushels wheat for export
carried grain future up. sharply on the Board
of Trade today, July corn selling at $1.78, a
new high on the crop. The trend was upward
all day after the irregular opening.
At the close Msy corn was 1 e over the pre
vious close. July 2c above and September 1
2c np. May oata showed an advance of lc.
July of 1 $9 1 e and Seofmber of lc
Provision ruled lower all day.
Chicago. May 14. (t N. a) There were
light offerings in corn, which started 1 e
lower for May, steady to e off for July, snd
o lower to e higher for September. The
volume of business waa small.
Oata started e higher for Msy and steady
to H c lower : for the , deferred : future. . Trade
was light. r .
Scattered selling and s lack of buying support
caused provisions to open lower.: f
Range of Chicago grain prices as furnished by
The L'nited Press:
CORN V '
May ........ ' 193 1964 193 196
Jnlv .... 170 187 175 178
feept. ...... 162 164 162 164
oats J -
"Mt ....... 1 15 106 ! 104 106 i
July 91 93 91 92
Sept. 75 77 j 75 .76
:' PORK. ' . 7 !
May ....... Nominal 8660
July ...... 3725 3740 3705 8780
LARD :, 't ; V
Msy ....... Nominal j 2605
July 2135 2140 2120. 2133
- - RIBS '. "
May Nominal ' j .- 1850
July ....... 1890 1905 1885 1895
AMERICAN LIYESTOCX PRICES
. Chicago Hogs $16.10 '
Chicago. Hay 14. (L N. S.) Hogs Re
eeipU, 32.000: slow, mostly 1015e lowes;
bulk. $14.00 013 00; tops, $15.10; heavy
weight. $13.60 14.80; medium weight, $14.40
015.10; lightweight. $14.65 15.15; light
lights, $14.40 15.00; heavy packing sows,
smooth. - $12.50 13.25 packing sows, rough.
$12.25 12.75 ; pigs, $13.25 14.75.
-Cattle Reeeipta. 7000: slow, steady to lower.
Beef steers Medium and heavyweight, $13.25
013.90; choice and prime, $13.25 013.90:
medium and i good. $11.60 18.25. Light
weight Oood and choice. $12.60 018.85; com
mon and medium, $10.00 12.50.
Hutclier cattle Cows, 37.75 lZ.OO; bulla,
$7.50 11.00.
Cannens and cutters Cows and heifers. $5.00
07.76;- eanner steers. $6.2508.50: veal
calves (light and handyweight) . $10.73 & 13.0O;
feeder steers, : $9.25 1 1.S5; stocker steers,
$7.75 9 12.25 1 stocker cows and heifers, $7.60
.7 ; stocker calves, gs.uu m 10.7 6.
Sheep Receipts.. 5000: alow, best 25c lower:
others off more; lambs (84 lbs. down). $16.75
018.25: lamb (86 lbs. up). $18.25 018.00:
lambs, fulls and common. . $11.50 016.00:
spring latnbs, $18.00 020.00; yearling wethers.
$13.23)16.00; ewes, $9.75 ts 18.O0; ewea,
culls and common, $4.50 IS 9.25; feeder lambs.
1Z.UU tflft.OW. ,:,.:
Omaha Hofts $1J0 .
Omaha, May 14 (L N. 8.) Hogs: Re
ceipt, 13.000: steady and ' 15c lower. Bulk,
$18.25 918.80.
Cattle. 4000; beef steers sad aha stock, 23e
lower; others steady.
Sheep, 4000; market. 25 a 50c lower. ,
Ksnsss City Hogs, 14.60
Kansa City. May 14. (L N. 8.) CatU
Receipts 1600; steady. Steere, $9 012.75;
cow. $8 011; stocker and feeders. $6 011.50;
calves. $8 011.
Hogs Receipts 8500; steady to 10c lower.
Top. $14.60: bulk. $18.75 014.50; baa vies,
diums. $14.25014.60; pigs. $12014.
Sheep ReceipU 1000, about steady. Shorn
yearlings. $14.50.
- - Denver Hoes 14.2S
Denver. , May -14 U. P.) flattje Re-
eeipt, 2000; Btrong. Steer. $10.50 013.00:
sows and heifers, $8.25 011.50; stockers and
feeders. $8,25 010.75; calves, $13.00 015.00
Hows Receipts, 400; steady. Top, $14.25:
bulk. $18.50 014.10. '
Sheep Receipts, 1400; - steady. Lambs,
$18.50019.50; shorn ewes. $11.25 011.76.
v .
Money and Exrhanre
Kew Tork. May 14. (L N. S.) CaH money
on the floor of the Hew Tork stock esehange
today ruled at S per cent: high, 11 per cent:
low. 8 per cent. Time money was firm; ratea
were 8?H to 9 per cent. The market for prime
mercantile paper waa strong.- Call money in
Lonaoa toaay was 6 per cent. Sterling ex
change was steady,- with business la bankers
bills st $3.81 tut demand. v
WHOLESALE PRICES YS FORT LA .HD
The sre prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
cept as otherwise noted:
Dairy Product
BTJTTER Selling price, bog lot; Creamery,
prime parchment wrapped,, 5 4o lb.; prime first.
62e lb. ; firsts. 51e lb.; smaller lot at an ad
vance. Jobbing price: Cube extras, 49
lb. ; prime firsts, 49c .
BCTTERFAT Portland delivery basis, $3 9
55c: eonntry stations, 510 52a,
OLEOMARGARINE Best brands. 40o; ordi
nary, $3 e; bakers, 83c: nutmargarine, 1 lb.
eartons, 82e lb.
CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook, fresh Ore
gon, fancy triplets. S5 0 86e lb.t Young Amer
ica. 87 0SS& Prices to jobbers, f. o. b.. Tilla
mook triplets, 82c; Young America, 88c Sell
ing price: Cream, bricks. 40 0 42c. Sailing
price: Block Swiss. 48 0 49c; lan burger, 40 0
42e per lb. f
EGGS Buying price: Current receipts. 89 0
41c; candled, selling price. 43c; select. 44c
LITE POULTRY Selling price: Heavy ben.
38c; light hens. 31o; spring . light.
83085c; heavy, 40042c lb. ; old roosters,
20c lb.; squabs. $8.00; pigeons, $1.50 0 2.00
dosen;. turkeys, live ( ) lb.; dressed, 45c
par lb.
Fresh Vseetablee and PruH
FRESH FECIT Oranges. $3.25 0 6.75 per
box; bananaa, lO011e lb.: lemons. $5,500
6.25 per crate; Florida grapefruit, $7.00 0 7.60,"
CalifornU. $8.50 0 8.75.
APPLES Various varieties, local. $1,26 0
4.00.
DRIED FRUIT Dates. Dromedaries. $7.50;
Fards, $4.00 per box;, raisins, 3 crown loose
Muscatel. 16c per lb.; figs, $3.50 0 5.50 box.
ON IONS Selling price to retailers, Oregon
$7.00 per - cwt.; California yellow, $3.23;
white. $3.50 0 8.76 erst; garlic, 6 Oo per lb.;
green cnions, 60c per doses bunches; onion
sets, 17 18c per lb.
POTATOES Selling price, Oregon fancy.
$7.00 0 8.00; Gems, $8.00 cwt; buying price,
$6.50: new, 12 012 c. -
BERRIES Strawberries, California Dollars,
$4.00; Plums. $4.25 erst.
VEGETABLES Turnips. $5.00 per sack;
carrots. $4.00 04.50 sack; beets, $5.00; rab
baga. California, So; lettuce. $3.25 08.50
crate; cucumbers. $1.5003.00 dosen; toma
toes, $5.00 0 6.00; egg plant, 50c lb.; broceli,
$1.2502.25; bell peppers, 75c; sprouts, 17c
per lb.; celery, $1.50 per dosen; peas, 12013c
lb.; artichokes, $1.25-01.60 dosen; asparagus
Oregon, $1.50 . dosen bunch; Wall Walla.
$1.75 pyramid.
Meats and PVovlslont
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
hogs. 22022c lb. for top blockers; heavy, 18
0 20c; best veal, 20 021c; heavy veal, 18 0
18c lb.
SMOKED MEATS Ham, 37 0 43a per lb.;
breakfast bacon, 34 0 55c; picnics, 25 per lb.;
cottage roll, 82c per lb.
LARD Kettle rendered, 2 7o lb. . standard,
24c; tierce basis compound, 25c.
Flth and Shellfish .
FRESH FISH Sslmon. frenh Chinook.1 20 0
22c; halibut, fresh, 12 020c lb.:, sturgeon
); black cod. 10 0 lie lb.; silver smelt.
10c per lb.; kippered salmon. $2.0 per 10
lb basket; kippered cod, $2.00; Columbia smelt,
8c per lb.: raxor clm, $5.00 box; crabs, $2.50
0 3.60 dosen; roe shad. 8 010c lb.; dressed
shad. 008c lb.; ling cod, 6 0 8e lb.
Qrocarles 1
RttGAR Neminal prires. refinery basis; Cube,
$25.10; fruit and berry. $24.25j D yellow,
$23.66; granulated. $24.25; extra C, $23.85;
golden C, $23.75. ,
HONET New. $7.00 0 7.60 per case.
RICE Japan style. No. 1, 13 cj New Or
leans head ( I : Blue Rose, 15 e per lb.
SALT Cosne, half ground, .100s, $17.25
per ton; 50s. $16.75; tabl dairy, 60s. $17.25;
bales. $3,30 0 4.00; fancy tabl snd dairy,
$30.50; lump rock, $26.50 per ton.
BEANS (Ssles by jobbers): Small white,
7 c per lb. ; large white, 7 e lb. : pink, 8 e
lb.; Iimas. 12c; bayou. lle; reda, 10c;
Oregon beans,- buying prices, nominal, $ o lb.
CANNED MILK Carnation. $6.85 ; Borden,
$8 85; Aster. $8.25; Esgle, $11.25; Libby.
$6.25; Mount Vernon, $6.25 per case.
COFFEE Roasted, 84 0 48c in i sacks or
drums. , ! .
SODA CRACKERS In bulk, 17 e per lb.
" NUTS WalnnU. 85 0 40c per lb.t almtads,
88c; filberts, 82o in aack lots; peanuts, 15 0
10c; pecans, 25c; Brszllsv 30e.
Ropes. Paints. Oil I
ROPE Sisal, dark. 18 e; white," 20o lb. .
standard Manila. 23 c
LINSEED' OIL Raw. ' bbla.. $1.98 gaL;
Low Price, High
THOSE are the important, outstanding features Afforded by the municipal
lists below. The discriminating Investor will do well to consider such
advantages in putting money to work. The safety of security behind these
bonds is, of course, beyond questions 'i
Amount. Location and Character. Rate t Maturity Price Yield
1,000 "Clarke Co., Wash., roads bonds. . SlA A&O 1935 100 5.50
6,000 Clarke Co. Wash:road bonds. . 5 yi yVStO 1936 100 'S.SO
9,000 Clarke Co., Wash., road bonds. . 5 54 A&0 1937 100 S.50
24,000 Clarke Co., Wash., road bonds.. Sy A&O 1939 100 5.50
2,000' Roosevelt, Utah, waterworks....'. 6 . J&D 1938 " IOjO 6.00
2,500 fSeaside, Or., funding bonds..... 6 J&D 1930 100 6.00
2,500 tSeaside, Or., funding bonds 6 'J&D 1931 100 6.00
2,500? fSeaside, Or., funding bonds... .6 . J&D '1932 100 6.00
4,500 tSeaside, Or., funding bonds..... 6 iJ&D 1933 100 -6.00
87,000 Buh!, Idaho, waterworks, city
and intersection bonds.
1.000 Seattie. Wash., ligrht and power.
' Denomination: 'Bonds of $1000. f
Interest payable in New York or at Morris Brother Inc. '
. Telephone or telegraph orders at otfr expense."
Barflar aad Fireproof Safe Deposit Boxes for Best
Open Until 8 P. M. on Saturdays
MopRis Brotmelrs !
wAeePremtercMunictpaJBondiTfous0
I Cast
I OniMili
Morris Bld 80S. 11 Stark SU Bet. Fifth aad SUtft
Telephone Broadway SHI
' ,iiei"isV"r1 TTVj.isjj. m , 1
BREAD!
BREAD!
WHY PAY MORE
l-Pound.Loaf Fresh. Bread, 2 for. . . , v25c
11-Pound Loaf Day-Old Bread . . ; . . . .10c
1AMBERT QUALITY
mbert;bmery
185 Third St., Near Yamhill
kettle balled, bble.. $x.0O: raw. eases.: $3.1$!
boiled, eases. $2.15 gallon.
COAL OIL Water white, te drusu or iron
barrels. 18e ral. ; case, 24o per gaL
GA80L1NE tron bbla., 2Te: esses. 89 e;
engine distillate, iroa bbla., 16c: cases. 82,
WHITE LEAP -Ton lots. 16e; 500 lb..
IB e per lb. J
TURPENTINE Tanks. $2.40; eases, $2.61:
10 case lots, le flee.
Hope, Wool and Hide
HOPf Nominal. 1919 crop, $1 per lb.
HIDES Cslves, 60 0 85c; green hides. 11
0 20c; salted. 20 023a; kip, 28e; ireea ball.
12o; salted bull, .14c
MOHAIR Long staple. r 4 5 0 60s lb. 1 short
staple. 8Qr6c i.r lb.
T ALLOWv AND ORSASE No. 1 taUow.
11 o; No. S, i0c;,No. 1 grease, to; Ka 3
greaee, per Ibi
CHITTIM OR CASCABA BARK New peel,
lie per lb.
WOOL Nominal. 1919 clip, baytng prtee:
Talley half blood Merino and Shropshire, 60c;
Cotswold and. Lincoln. 40 0 45c; matted Cote
wold. 800 85c; timber stained. Be par lb. leas;
lamb wool. 4e p?r lb. leM. - -
Eastern Oregon. Eastern Washington and
California wool-4-Merino and Shropshire, $6 0
40c; half blood! Merino and Cotawold, $7 0
4 2c; Shropshire, 37 0 46c; Cotswold and Lin
coln, straight and mixed, 82 0 8$; burry, 6
per lb. less; lambs.' 4a par lb. leas.
FEATURELESS TRADE AT START
OFrTHE COTTOIT MARKET
New Tork. M$y 1. (t N. 8.) The cot
ton market opened rather featureless today.
First prices showed s net decline of 5 points to
an advance of 4 point. From the opening
levels prices fell 420 taints, -but regained all the
loss and at the end of the first 20 minute were
ebout 10 point pver last night's close.
Furnished by j Overbeck A Cooke Co., Board
of Trade biuldinf: -
Month. ., Onsn.
January ... ...... ........... 8482
March .......... .i 8374
May ........ L.... 4019
July ........ 8800
Close.
8420
8871
4083
8808
October ...,.,),...
8595 8588
S508 S50S
December , . . ,r
4 Liverpool Cotton Easier ,
Uverpool. May 14. (1. N. S.) SpoU opened
quiet; price easier; sales. 4000 bale. Amer
ican mid. fair. 81.90: good mid.. 28.90; full
mid., 27.66; mid., 26.40; low, 28.10; goad
ord.. 19.90; ordinary; 18.90.
Future opens'! easy.
3-
6ERMAK MARKS COKTIHUE
J TO GAIN IN TALTJE
i New Tork. tMy 1. (0. P.) German
marks were the feature at the foreign exchange
market opening today, making s high st .0210
for demand and .0212 for cables. Demand
Sterling 'was unchanged at $8.81 1 franc checks,
15.87 off $ centimes; lire checks 20.62. off
16 centimes; Canadian dollars, .9025.
Demand sterling in the afternoon was steady
st $3.81; Belgian cables, $14.32; marks,
demand. .02051) esblee, .0207; V. S. dollars
on Canada, demjmd, .90. .- .
' - V' i " 1 ' e ' '
. Tew ork Metal Market
New Tork, May 14. (I. N. 8.) Copper -Quiet.
Spot and- May, ' offered, 18 e; Jun.
18 018c; nly and August, 18 018c.
Lead Quiet i Spot,- May, Jun and July,
offered. $8.70. T i f '
8petter Easy. Spot i and May. $7,500
7.70; June. $7;5B07.7O; July. $7.6007.70;
Aaguat, $7.67 V 07.7O. ;. "
Kavjil Stores 'Market
New Tork, Msy 14. (I. N. 8 Tnrpentln
Savannah. $1102: Nsw Tork. $2.46.
: Rosin Savanpah. $14.$$; New Tork, $20,00.
- r-
ChfesiaTO Potato Market
Chicago, Ma 14; (I. N. S.) PoUtnea,
27 oars; Minnesota, i Dakota and, Ohio. Wi
sonaia. $7.26 0.60.: .
Mlnneapolls-Daloth Flax
Duluth, May? 14. Flax: May. 4.62; July,
4.68; track. 4.62 0 4.67; arrive. 4.62,
Minneapolis. May. 14. No.. 1. 4.62 0 4.67;
to arrive, 4.62 04.67. .
Yield, Tax Exempt
hill
6
5
36-39
1929
100 6.00
96.39 5.50
A&O
Bonds of $500.
NC
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LISTEN
BREAD!
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by forelsa eschanss deartnient
f the l'nited SUtes National bank.
ltaaft Cable I'ar
Cheeks Transfers Vtiu
London Pounds
Hterlinr . .$$ M $8 144 $ 8 Rftn
Psris I'mnrs a.60 6.51 6.1ol
Uambnrt-Berlln
Marks .... 2.07 . 2.00 2$ t2
Genoa 1 Jr. . 4.84 "s 4.85 6.1820
Coiienhaaen
Kroner ... 16.60 16.70 26 85
Christiana
Kroner .. 18.40 18.80 - 26.89
Btorkbolm
Kroner .. 20. $0 21.60 26.80
Uonikonr
Currency ..-80.00 80.50
Tokohama
XB ..... B1.00 51. B0 4S.80
PACIFIC COAST BANK UTATEMEST
Portland Bank
Clearing. This Week. Yesr Afx
Monday ....$ 6. AM. 126 lt $ .6.861.272
Tuesday.... 6.877.118 S3 B.512.1Ki)8.
Wednesday . 7.6fi8.8SS.7 6.819.02,1.7
Thursday ... $,$64,484.14 $.78$. 27 1.84
Friday . ... 6.722.28W.97 , B,864.0.tk3
. Spokane Banks
Clearinc mday $ 2,887. 8S 01
Balances Friday - 772,035.00
Taooma Banks
Clearings Friday ..$ 1,082.008 00
Balances Friday 78.b41.00
Seattle Banks
Clearings Friday ...$ $.084,571 00
Balanoea Friday 1.827.33A.00
an fraooiao Banks
Caasrinss Friday 26,95. 589.14
Lee Anteie Banks
Clearings Friday $12,309,180.00
Liberty Boad Bales
(Famished by Overbook Cooke Co.)
Onen. CIa.
T.lberty (Hi 9120 9:-n
Liberty Hl 4s ............. .... KA'io
LJberty fleoond 4s 84 20
Liberty First 4 H 8Hi0
IJberty Kerond 4 til $480 8484
Liberty Third 8880 Art I 2
liberty roarth 4Us 8640 Altai)
Victory 44 9n72 (tftAI
Victory SVs 9864 9560
Dried Frnlt and -Beaas
New Tork. May 14. I. N. 8.) Means
Market firm; marrow choice, $ 1 1 .50 1 1.7 S i
pes rholoe, $8.00 8.23 s red kidney ohoios,
$1 5.00 15.25.
Dried fruits Market firm; aprloota. eitrs
ehnioe to fancy, 20H'37e: aipls, erapnrslxt,
prims to faney, 10f)16e; pnines, 80s to Hoa,
15 28c; iirune 00 to 100s, 10 H t 18 He;
peaches, extra ehoioe .to fancy, 18(0 2Jc; sealed
raiaioa, ehoioe to faney, 2021a. -
Hew Tork Potato Market
New Tor. May 14. (I. N. S.) PoUtnee
(In bulk, barrel or bat) , market weak : narhy
white, $10.00 18 Oil: Itrrmmia, $ 10.00 w
16.00; fioutberns, $7.00 013.60.
Xew Tork Rarer and Coffee
Kew Tork, May 14. (TJ. P.) Coffee Kn.
T tilt., 15 Vt CP IS He; No. 4 Bantu. 23 vt
24146. '.
sugar quiet: raw,-20 06 21.06. Reflrmd.
euiet; granulated, 19.60 23.00.
Kew Terk-Lnndoo Hllrer
New Tork, May 14. (1. N. . ) -"Commercial
bar silver waa Us lower today at 99v
liondrm. May 14 (1. N. B.) liar silver
was Hd lower today st B8K4.
Raa Fraaelseo Poultry Market
Ban Franrleco, May 14, (fJ. P.) Broilers,
4045c; large beas, $9941; bset ducks, 26
29e. "
v $50,000
Kingman Colony
.(MUNICIPAL)
Drainage District
Malheur County,
Oregon
6 GOLD BONDS
TO YIELD 61
Income Tax Exempt
. Semi-Annual Interest '
Dated March 1, 1920
Due March 1, 1925-40
Bonds " are to extend a
drainage system that has
been in successful op
eration for 8 years.
Legal Investment
for Oregon and Washing
ton Savings Banks
Lumbcrmcns
Trust Company
; Bond Trust
Acceptance
Lumbermen Bldg.
r
We Do Not Sell
or
Buy Property
BTJT we are coun
sellors to.thosc
who do, for spe
cialized knowledge
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