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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAII-Y JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1820. WINTER'S -TOLL IN APPLE ORCHARDS PROVES TO BE HEAVY .a- INDEBTEDNESS SHOWS INCREASE Edited t 1 i MOST CUBE BUTTER E UH HIGH PRC Tread of the butter tru5e appear to be steady ' renerally at Portland 'and other Pacific Northwest points. No chanare In prices was Indicated for the day. - j "" , " -;;v. '-. There was' not disposition tmonf the trade to make any change whatever prices for -the day. Supply In general was about equal to the current demand and as cubes . showed a rood movement around the values quoted, prints were likewise stationary. PUty cents appears to be about the extreme top for cube extras at this time, although It may still be possible to ob tain the other half eent quoted nominal ly of late. Some complaints are made ty rereiffers that they are unable to. se cure 50r for their extras, but the trouble appears to be more because their stock is realty not In the extra class, than any lack of demand at the price named. Most of the cubes now arriving are not really extras. ...... Bxcess moisture cubes are finding scant sales theses days and buyers are vary about : taking hold at any price. Those dwtririf special' Information reganUnc any msrket. should writ the tlutat lull tor. Orrcon Journal, eaclosiea; lUmp for reply. E MARKET IS HOIDITTO WEtl WhUs there m sot saaeh sotlvttv showa la the trad far tba first day over tha holiday, the market for ret generally -raOetad a stead? ton alone the street. Bavtnc price remained oa eraUjr at 7e a doaen. . '.;!.- t S . CH1CKE1T SUPPLIES AC'CTr3ttTI.ATB . Aasnnniilauns supplies of efatekana ara shown is -, tha froal street trade, quit Bbml stwka havlns been carried ever from Saturday. Indaaatfesa poiat avneraily to little price ciaaxva. MKAT 'OmtfOK IOOK8 TEAIT Outlook for aaantrr killad meats appear ctrad? ao far as the next day or aa ere ea-e-iTMd. Tuesday trada npnad with a healthy tone with; pracliosBy oo .chansaa in tha pnoa DALIES ?EAS COMINO BY TUTCST . A. truckload of rreaa peaa from The Dalles made, iu appearaaee in the looal trade during the dev. JwtMi sroemra who owned the stock - were assiac aereraX casta a sound, above the previous market; . J-! f i LETTTJCK STOCKS ABE SHORTER ' While cooae local head fcttnoa naming for- ward, total aorDlMe in the trada here era eeaitt benaaMof the lack of southern off prince. Beat local waa generally quoted around 90c a 'doaen. BBIEP If OTIS 'OF PRODUCE TRADE Harar prieea are generally BOc higher; far ther top aoon. ; j. ' . . Strawberries are. sngntly lower lot MR it- rietses. - - . Old potatoes firmer at T 0 8 la , pound; new stock ateady. Ripe tncuu' again appearing in alight all.' - . .-. ,-i Aapsragus remains eearee and very firm .priced. ' 1 1 WEATHER HOTICE POB SHIPPERS durinc the hext 3 a hours aaninat the fallowing n&axunum temperaenree: boiaf north. 7 i ee- t-raes; northeast ortr 8.. P. A S. R. R.. 80 degree" east to Baker. 90 dt green, and south t Ashtsnd. 80 decrees. Maximum temperature ax i'ortutna tomorrow aDout la WHOLESALE PRICES ITS POBTLAJfP, Three are prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex cept aa ocnerwiss- notea : i .i ' - 1: Dslry -rvsductt BTJTTER Belling price, box lots : Creamery, prima parrbment wrapped, 54s lb. ; prime first, 62a lb.; ' fintxr 51e !; smaller lota at an ad ranea. Jobbiatr prices: Cube extras, 9& fiOe Lb.: pnm fintt Kf8He. BIT TTE B FAT rotfUnd deHn-ry basis. 680 65e; cnontry station. 610 62c. ' OLEOMARGARINE 'Best brands. 40e; ordi nary, 89 He; bakers. 83o; autmaraarina. . t. Ib. cartons. 82c lb. i i CHEESK JJelHng! pries: Tillamook, freak Oregon, fanry1 triplets. SSASfte lb.; Toun America, 8 74 S Sc. Prtees to Jobbers t o. b., - Tillamook triplets, 82c; TounS America, 88a, Belling price: Cream, brick. 40O42e. Sellint price: Block Bwtis, 484c; llmbaxaet. 40 0 42c per .lb. - KGOS Burinx prinesr Ourrebt receipts. 37 W8He; candled, seilinx price. 41042c; se lect. 42. : UVE POULTRY Sellinc price: Heary hens. -82c; j light hem. 20Oc; apHog liaht. 2S H 30c; heary, 8c lb.; old roorter. Srte Tb.: aauabs. - 88.00; ' pigeons. 81.603.00 duaen; turkejrs.;, hre. ( lb.; .dreaaed, 46 per lb. '-. i ' ' - Fresh Vaoetablee and Fruit FRESH FBC1T Oranges. 44.TS0T.OO pet box; banaaas,tllyllHo lb. lemons. 84 75 0 6 26 pet crate; Florida grapefruit, 87.60 0 8.60; California. 88.76. APPLKJ -Various raneUea. local. 81.28 0 400. . : i URIED FRCTT Datea. Droanedariea. 87.80: Farda,, 14 OO per box; raisins. 8 crown loose Must a tel. 16c per lb,; fira. 68.60 0 5.6O box.' ONIONS Helling price to callers, new red, 88.60 CTS 78 per ewt.; Cstifornis yellow, 82 60; white, 82.78 0 8. OO era Is; garlio, 3Je per lb.; green nninns, 40c par doaen bnaehea, onioa seU. 1 7 e 1 per lb. HOTATOKS Sellina price: Oregon fancy. 87.60 s 8.60; Gems, 88.00(0 8 50 cwt: buy ing price. 86.60 9.75; new, 12124c Ib. BEURIE3 Oresoo DoUara, 85.00 06.00; Clark aewUiniv 80.60 0 7.00. . VEGETABLES Turnipa, 0 par doses bunches, carrots. 84.00 3 4.50 sack; beets, .85 doxen : bunches ; - cabbage, California, 2 0 4c; ' lettuce, 88.00 0 8.60 per crale; cn- cumbers, . 82-60 per dnaen; tomatoes, 88.00 08.25; ecai plant. 60c Ib.; brocoui. 81.28 0 2.26; bell pepners. 7Sci aprauta. 17a per Ib.; rclery. ,81.60 ! per doaen; peas. 1O012HC lb.; artichokes. 81.60 per doaen; asparagus, Oregon. 82.7508.00 doxen baiwhes. - 5 i Msau and rreiikxu ' COCNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country hogs, 19 02fiefor top blockers; ' beary, loe; beat eeal, 18c; heary veal, 120 ISe per Ib. SMOKED MEATS Han. 88 0 44a per lb.; breakfast baeon, S5 0 5c; pkmios, 26e per Ib.; ottage roll, S8o per Ib. LASD Kettle rendered. 2Te la. ; UadaM. 25c; tie roe basis : compound, 24s; Ftsh and Sneltflah . ' FRESH FISH Saimoo. fresh CTiiiJook, 22 9 25e; .halibut, fresh, 18 0220 Jh.'; - aturgeon, 4 ): biack cod. . 10 0 lie lb.; sflrer smelt. lOe per lb.; kippered salmon, 82.60 per 10-lb. basket; kipered - eod. 62.36; Columbia smelt. - 6e per lb.; rasor elsms. ( )-box; crabs, 82.50 wa.ow oosei;; roe snaa, J ve 10, ; rrr email ahsfl. 600c; tang Pod. (8o lb. ' 8r i . t . i XET BASKET Within s 1 few days or a week the strawberry season will be In full swinff here. Within that period it Is expected that carload lots of Hood River and oth er Columbia river section berries,' will be moving- to market and Willamette valley point . production will also be in creased. !;,-'.,. v ; A. slight softenlnr; of strawbrry prices was noted for the day, bat there was little chance in the retail prices, although some sold local soft varieties down to JOo a box. Because of , ths poor quality of offer intrs there Is little sale for California cherries here. Retailers are offering them at 15 25c a pound, according to quality and even the best is not very good. - - ' f-.--- . Apricots from the south are coming forward more freely and are being of fered by retailers around 10c a dosea. The fruit, while of good quality, is of email stse. t A .small supply of cantaloupes con tinues to come and retailers are report ing sales around 25c for small fruit. The following prices at average ones tha eon rtim era are expeoted to pay retail atoree. Qual ity quoted is tee average, fancy stuff being slightly higher sod inierior stuff fractionally lower. ...! Butter Best creamery prints. 58 081a. . Eggs Freeh laid, 46s par do.; fancy trash, 40 m 4So per doe. -- -,- Poultry Chick ena. drmaed. 4 So per lb. ; geese, drocied, 4 5e per lb. ' . j Fish BaXmon, 80 083a par lb.; halibut. 28e per lb. t . - Flour Beat local patent; 83.8504.00 per aaek, 49 Tba. Potatoaa Burbanks, 8 01Oo per Ih. Ordona Dried. 6 0 So per Ib. 8trawberriea Oalifomia, 2O02Se box; Ore gon. 10 0 40a box. Coarse Grain Is Showing Strength There was a somewhat stronger tone in coarse grains generally for the day at Pacific Northwest. Little stock Is being offered in either oats or barley trade at primary points and buying prices there- tore are on a nominal basis. MUlfstuffs -continue to gain in strength and re ports indicate a still higher price is betas planned by milling interest. Hay market continues extremely firm for all offerings.' Little 'real good quality is offering in any line, While much interest ia shown in new crop alfalfa, the trade here ia not yet con trading - because of tha uncertainty of tha sit' nation. FKETXSTUFF3 Belling price: Feed oats $78, roiled oaney 677 ton. FLOUR Selling price, milldonr: Patent. 818.76; Montana spring wheat. 814.85; Willam ette valley 'brands, 811.20; local straight. 811.20; bsksra' Jrx-al, 818.50; graham. 811.50. Prices for icity deliveries for five-barrel Iota. - HAT Buying prices: Willamette timothy, fancy. 832LOO per ton: vetch, 830.00; cheat, 822.00(13.00; etraw, 8101 clover. $31.10; grain, 825.00: alfalfa. 835.00 38 00 a ton. ORAIN 8ACKS Nominal New crop dehv err. No, 1 Calcutta. 21 0 22a in car loU: up-jess amonnts nicher. MIL.IiTUFK3 Mfll $58.00 0 57.OO. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed; $70,00 0 TO 60. i BABLETT I " Buying price: Feed. 880.00 0 06.60; mUIfcig. 87.00 0 87.50; rolled barley, selling priced 871.00 ton. : '. Fifty-fifth weekly bulletin covering wheat and wheat flour movement throughout the United States for the week ending May 21. 1820. in comparison with figures same period year ago. run at mills, sacked. 11 6,554.000 5.287.000 D O. STJ&AR Nominal prices, refinery Cube,' 625. 80; fruit and berry. 824.75 yellow. . $24.15; granulated, 824.76; extra 824 35; goiden C. 824.28. HON Ex New. 87.000 T.BS ease, KICK Japan atari. No. 1. 13 He: . Ken Orleans bead, t ); Bine Ros 1S per Ib. SALT Coarse, hsf ground. 100a, $17.26 per toa; 50s. $lft.75; table dariy. 60s, $17.26; bales, $3.80 04.00; fancy tatue and dairy. 830.K0 ; lump rock, 828 60 per ton. BEANS (Sales by jobbers) Small whlte, Tfee per lb.: large white, 7e lb.; pink. 81a Ib.: limsa, HViC; bayou. 11 e; reds. 10He; vievon oeansL ouying ncnt nomiisi, SHa ib. CANNED MIt.K Carnation, 88.83; Borden. 8.85; Aster, 6 25: Kagle. 8 1 1.25 : Ubby. 80.25; Mount Vernon. 80.25 per ease. COFFKB Roasted. 84048c in sacks e drums.' i. 1, ' ' v . . . . SOrA CRACKERS tn bulaV 17 He per Ib. NUTS Waluuu. 83 40c per lb.; almonds. -88c; filberts: 82e j0 aack lata : peanuts, 16 0 loo; pscsus. 25o; BrsaiM. 80c - Kewt Tor Rstter and Kggg "wrwYork, June 1 1.I. N. 8. Butter: Market - earner; creamery extras. - 68 H 0 83c; creamery urvti, a t r ouc.: creamery, Higher sror- ing, oumsc; state uairy tuba, 44 088s; renovated extras, t!3 0 34c. V Cheese Market wmk ; atatev whole milk ape dais, 2Via2; whose milk, fancy. 27H0 aoe; Wiscontsn. i low . grade. 2O0 8Se; woc anus, rancy iwnt AnieTTran. S9 ay S3 tee; state. -iw y e je; i Him. steals. 'lStie: akims. fair to good, 82 010c; low grade. 6 0 1 0c. ! Eges Market Irregular; nearhy white, fancy. 53c; nearby brown, fancy, 48 H 0 48e; extra. wvgci;Uw, vsCTltrc. , 4 .... . . i Dried ! Fruit and Beam Sew York; June 1. t. ; N. S.) Beans Firm. . Marrow choice, $12.00; pea ehotce, 8.00 0 8.S5; red kidney choice, 818.600 10.76.; ! - :. ' : I . - - Dried frnfts Firm. ". Apricota. extra choice to fancy,, 27 rf S7c; apples, evaporated, prime to fancy, 12 018 He; prune, 80s to SOa, IS U 0 25c; 60s to 100s. It Vk Site; peaches, extra choioe to fanry. 18 0 22c; aeedad raiaina, ehotce to fancy, 22 0 28 He . 2.605.OO0 ; r . 2,108.000 718,224.000 2.378,S00 2.671,000 112.144.000 : 74.480,000 88,28T.o6o 8.70S.0OO 1, 1819; to 1820 Wheat receipts from farms, buthel ..... Wheat receipts from Wheat receipts from farms previous week .......... farms Jans 27 to May 21...... "..758.84 2,000 Flour produced dur ing week, barrels. 1,880.000 Flour produced dur ing previous week. barrels . 1.8BS.0OO Flour produced dur ing June- 27 to ' May 21. barrets. . 110.798.000 Total stocks wheat all elevators and milU. bushels... 111. 574.000 Total stocks wheat . all elevators - and mills pretious week, bushels. ...118,130,000 Change fori week. decrease 7,558. 00O . Expoets of wheat and flour July May 21. 1920, amount to 100,126,000 bush els of wheat' and 19.208,000 barrels of flour, making a total equal to 186,554,000 bushels of wheat, compared with 157.990,000 bushels of wheat and 24,648.000 barrels of flonr last year to May 21, which makes a total ef 2S8.908.OO0 buxhles of wheat, last year's total flour exports including American relief administration and American Expeditionary Force shipments. The tint 21 days of May last year are prorated from the monthly report. Broomhall cabled: France All official advices of the crops are of aa optimistie tenor, but commercial report are more unfavorable, with many complaints of rust and weeds in the new wheat. Otherwise prospects fairly favorable. Germany Weather ha - been seasonable. Current " reports mostly describe grain crops aa good. Italy Further complaints of crop damage have been received and it is stated that a fierce heat is being experienced, which will no doubt prove very detrimental to the wheat crop, j Spain and Portugal The oatlook for the new crops is considered favorable, but supplies are extremely short. Aorth Africa There are increasing plaints of damage to grains in this country, Australia Wheat throughout this country hi badly in need of moisture and in New South Wales especially the drouth is severe. .India It is predicted there will be no. wheat for export until next October, despite the fact that country stocks are of good proportions. - v United Kingdom Continued good weather has improved the agricultural praspecta. Merchants Kxcliange bids: No. white . . ... ' BAB LET . No, 8 bine I. ........ ...... Standard feed , CORN No. S yellow ............. i Eastern grain fax bulk: j - ' , . ' CORN . No, 3) yellow i June. 0960 6750 6650 July. 7000 6650 6500 APPLE DAMAGE IS BEING CONFIRMED GDVERNrvlENT SALES RISE IN RATES A BEARISH FEATURE By Hyraaa H. Cohen All doubt of the seriousness of the damage to the apple orchards of Hood River, Mosler and other Columbia river sections, vanishes with an extended view of ths district. That the damage-to trees in the district wiH amount to about 10 per cent aa s whole there ia not the slightest doubt. This per eent has been actually killad as a result of the sa tense cold last winter. . , Some of the trees that fjluaaniind 'extensively this season are today dead, not having suf ficient strength to go through the season. Other trees that blossomed annear dead at this toe, but experts ssy that they have merely girea s bad setback and that with proper this season much eaa be saved. - - . While it is unpoasfble at this early date to state with any degree of. certainty what the output of apples will be at Hood River this season, ! there ia hUls doubt just sow but that the crop will be below that of s year ago. Even with the new area which comes ante bearing this season, it b not likely that the Hood River district win in 1920 hate a crop of over 70 per cent of "a year .ago, and wen known men estimate a still greater While meat of the damage add toes ia con fined to the low land orchards, there ia consid erable Ions even is tha higher altitudes. How ever one well known authority estimated that with the new area in bearing, tha production of the upper valley will range from 100 to 126 per cent of last rear's crop. This showing is all that will save the world's beet apple district from taming out a small crop this season. The hardest hit section ia tba Fine Grove dis trict. . . Eush, to Purchase Forces Corn High Chicago, June 1. (T.VN. 8.) Grain fu tures bulged T cents for corn sad over,- 8 cents for oats oo the Board of Trade today. ! Receipts over the double holiday were decidedly disap pointing, selling pressure was lacking from the start, buying by a number of strong commission houses was persistent snd with many stop loss orders uncovered a litQa baying was sufficient to'cause a sharp advance. Bulk of the selling waa of a local character with a fair volume aeound 81-72 tor July corn on resting - orders. Crop reports from Indiana were rather unfavorable for oats and Interest centered largely - ia September, with one large local operator reported a continual buyer of the distant future. : - . " At the close July corn waa 6 H to 8 Ho above Saturday's finish and September up 4 to S Ho. July oat finished So higher and Sep tember 2 He up. Pork finished 15c lower to 6s higher: lard 1H to 12 He down and ribs 5 to 12 Ha off. ' -' Receipts at the eight leading western markets for the three days were only 1157 oars. Weather was unsettled bat warm. i ( T600 7400 7400 T180 rACTFlC COAST BANK STATEMEnT - Forthwiw Bank M f Thia Week. Tear Ago. : Tuesday ....8 6.0O6.18S.42 8 6.048,210.19 '!, - " . Spokane Banks . Clearings Tuesday. ... ....... 2.832.228.00 Balancaa Tuesday ........... 1,018,355.00 coma asnu Clearings Tuesday 989.889.00 Balances Tuesday . 121,417.00 Lea Angel ss Banks Clearings Tuesday 811,585,708.00 v Seattle Banks (Tearing.- Tuesday .,,...., t . 8 8,05 1,246.8 1 Balances . . , . . U. ..... . 12.747.584.89 1 San Francisco Bank - Clearings Tuesday 830,600,000.00 Balancea Tuesday , . . . . U.,686,708.00 j, . c : - . - ; - ; Chleaffo Dairy "W4it k ' Chicago, June 1. Butter Receipts 12.468 tubs. Standards. 61 He; firsts. 47S81a; sac onds, 414c: packing stocks, 84 & 40c. Kggs Reeeipta 3442 crates. Miscellaneous. 87&8c: ordinary firsts 8 40c: storage, 41 H 42He; checks, 8034c: dirties. 82g5c; Cheese Twins new, 27c; dairies, 27 H 28c; Toung Americas, 8 29 He: Longhoma, 29 0 29 He; brick, 28H29c Live .poultry S6c; chickens, 85 He; roost ers 20c; geese, 2 0c: ducks, 80c j 1 Liberty -Bond gales (rnrnished by Ovsrbeck A Cooke Oo.) Liberty. I4berty. Liberty. Liberty, Liberty. Liberty, Liberty. Victory. Victory. Onn . Hs 180 1st 4s, ............ .... 2d 4a.............. 8720 1st 4Ha. ........ ... 8770 2d 4 Ha 8740 3d -4Sis... 8182 4th 4Hs .20: Ks ....;, .'9900' i ............. vOUO Close. 9120 6680 8612 8704 8680 0O R7SK , 9598 S5SS ' Forelya Exchanre Steady S ''New Tork. June 1. U. P.) Tha foreign exchange market held steady through the day. with- alight changes. Demand starting eased H to $8. 1 H in the afternoon. Franc checks slid off 9 to 12,87 and Belgian cables S to 12 82. Lire demand held around 16.78; cable 16.83. juaraa uemana were .0200,- cables .0262 cisn dollars were .8835. -.-.'- Sas Franelaro fan Fxancimo. June 88 m 8Sc;. large bens. 26 929a ; Posltry Market ' 1. (U. F.) Broflera. 32 6840; bast ducks. No. ; Ave. Ibi I 1....110 66 15.... 112 ' Chicago,' June 1. IL N. :S.J A general rush to uy caused corn to open He lower to 2 e higher, with aborts ia a panic to get to ' cover. The market waa extremely nervous. freonentl iumDing shamlr between trades. Oats onened H to e higher, with a lack of selling premure and buying by two lug houses the chief features. j Miarpiy lower. United CORN Provisions started Chicago range by July . . . . September July September July . . . September July . . . . September September Open. High, r Low. , Clone. 166 ? 173H 166 172 H 154 19s 154 ! 168 OATS r 89 H VJ H j 89 02 76 78 H 70 78 PORK 840O 8400 8855 3400 8500 3R20 8485 8520 . LARD 2090 20U7 2082 2097 2177 2187 !2170 : 218T RIBS ; 1815 1817 1815 1817 1887 1895 1885 1895 DAIRY PROBTJCE OF THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle. June 1. (U. P.) Butter City cieamery, estraa, ennea aw; Dncxs, oec. Ken FTesn ranen, to sc. Raw milk, per cwt., 82. 60 to 82.66. . Lea Anuaisses Starke. Los Angeles, June . 1 L N. S.) Butter, K4c nonnd. Egs-v Extras, 42e; 'ease count, SOe; pullets. 88c; pea wee pullet., Z9e. .t Poultry Hens, 22 9 28c; broilers, 25 928c fryers. 26c; roasters, .88c San Francises) Market Baa Francisoo, June 1. (U. P.J Butter- Extras. 64 He: prime firsts. 53 He. Eirt Extras. 45 He: fimto, 40Her extra milleta. 88 e: undersized uuilets. :82 He. Cheese California fiats, fancy. 57 He; firsts. 24c pound. - ; . POTATOES ALONG THE COAST tan Franc tooe Market " - San Francisco, June 1. (O. P.) New erop. 8 0 8 He per pound; old erop, 9 10c per pound. Onions Australian brown. 86.60 9 T.00. Field peaa 5 HO 5 He lb. Loe Ancelea. June 1. (I. N. 8.1 Potatoes Stockton Burbanks. fancy. 88.50 0 9.00; Idaho Ruaeeta, 39.00; new stock, looal Early and Whim Rose. No. 1, 82.86 8.00; No. 2, 31-10 4T1-90 lug; sacked. No. 1, 87.50 8 25. !ftw Tork Bond Market Furnished by Ovsrbeck A Cooke Co.. Board of Trade building. '':...' Bid. i Ask. Atchison GenL 4s. 70 ' 74 H BsL it Ohio Gold 4s. 60 61 Beth. Steel Ref. 6s. 79 H 80 Cent Pacific 1st 4s. . 69 70 H C B. A Q. CoL 4s.. 94 H . 94 H St. Paul GenL 4 Ha. 70 H 71 H Chisago N. W. UeaL 4a.,... . 9i 71 I A N. Cni. 4s. ,.r. T6H 7T New Tork Ry" 5s 21 26 ' Northern Pas. P. L. 4s...... 78H 78H Reading GenL 4s. ......... . 76 ; 76 Vs Uni.Ki I'sc. 1st 4s.. ........ 76H 78 V. 8. Steel 5s..... 91 H 81 H Union Pas. 1st Ref. 5s 71 H 72 Rem them Pac Coot. 5s...... ,9614 98 Southern Pac. Conr. 4s...... 76 -76 Penna. Conv. 4Hs.... 88 87 H Penna. 1st 4Hs .. 94 97 Chea. A Ohio Conv. 6s 69 70 Ore. Short Line 4s 79 , 80 i - iForsIgB Bond Market : Furnished by Overbeck A ef Trade building: ' A. F. 6s Oct. 1920. .;.,..'. V. K. 5 Ha Nov. 1921...., Rep. Trance 6s 1931...... Taria 6s Oct. 1921 ...... . Marseille 6s. . ........... Russia Extn. 5 H s 1921 . ; . . nussian tnu. oivs liiui,,, Dom. 5 Apr. 1921.... Dom. 5 Apr. 1931 . .. . Dom.. 6a Apr. 1926.... Dom. Canada 5s 1937.. V. K. 5s 1937..... Cooke Co., Board Bid. Ask. .. .98 98 .. . . 95 95 ..68 71 . 91 92 .. 86 87 ,. 25, 28 .. 28 84 ,. 96 97 ,. , 87 , 88 H , . . 87 : 88 , . - 86 88 . 84 84 Mosey and ExchSnt-e - ' New Tork. June 1. L N. S.) -CsH money on the floor, of the New Tork stock exchange today ruled at 6 per cent; high 10 per cent; low 6 per cent. Time money waa firm. Rates were 8 H 99 per cent. The market for prima mercantile paper was strong.- Call money is London today was 6 per cent. Sterling ex chance was strong with business in bankers' bills at 83.91 for demand. . Hew Tork Sag-ar and Coffee ' New Tork, June 1. (TJ. P.) Coffee No. ' Bio. 15 916c; No. 4 Santos. 23 924 Sugar steady Raw, 0150 20.56; refined steady, granulated Sl.BO0 2o.OO. ' Cotton Market Closed New Tork. June 1, (L N. B.) New Tork cotton exchange announces it will not reopen for business until members take, action on legia- suoq to continue ws present iorm of contracts. lfw Tork Potato Market New York. June 1. L'J.. S.J fin bulk, barrel or bagi Firm.- Nearbv white. 810.00 a 12.60: Bermudas. 810.00 919.00; svuuwrcs. w.y ev id.uu, , : Ifsval Stores Market New Tork. June 1. (L N. 8. ) Turpentina savannah.. 81.74 H : New Tork. 82.07 H. Bans Havaanah, 312.75; New Tork, 819.50 Chlragro Cash Wheat i Chicagn. June 1. (O. P.) Cash No. 8 red, S2..89; No. 2 hard. 81.95; jtaxu, s.vu. "'.j No, I Cklearo Fotsto Market V Chicago, June 1. (L N. 8. ) Potatoes rteceiptn ear: Minnesota, Dakota. Ohioa Wisconsin, r.vvsfs.io. HURT CATTLE TRADE PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN Hon. Cattle. Calves. Bhcen. Tuesday ......... 782 784. .... 244 Week ago........ 252 185 2 1188 Two weeks ago. ,.. 126 80 .... 244 Four weeks ago . . . . 145 .... .... 126 Tear ago. . ....... 24 ... 100 94 Two years ago. ..... 207- 299 SI. 65 Three years ago... 474 186 23 ' 45 Four years ago.... 166 16 .... T20 Forty-one carloads of livestock entered the North Portland alleys for the Tues day trade. Hoars and: sheep were steady, while cattle were depressed and lower. a result of the .continued drive in the sale of cold storage meat by the government at Port land, local packers wars not at all alert dnring the day in taking hold of efrertnga ia the cattle alleys. Values ia tha entire market were at least se lower, with the extreme top tot grain and pulp steers at 1 12.60 (or the day. General cattle market ransa: Best beef steers. ........... .1 12.00 9 12.60 11.25 91175 ... 10.76 911.25 ... 9.75 10.76 ... 8.76 9 9.75 .... 8.00 9 8.75 9.75 10.25 8.75 9 9.75 T.759 S.7B 6.75 9 7.76 6.00 9 6.00 6.00 9 8.80 32.00 913.50 8.60 911.00 . 6.00 9 - 8.S0 8.00 9 8.60 Choice crass steers. Good to choice steers......... Medium to good steers ........ Fair to good steers. .......... Common to fair steers..,,..... Choice cows and heifers . , . . . . . Good to choice sow and heifers Medium to good eows and heifers Fair- to medium eows and heifers Oanners ................... Bulls . , . ..... . Best light .calves. .... ... ..... Medium calves ............. Heavy ealvas ............... Stackers and feeders.......... Hot Market toady . . i While the extra dime placed on hogs Monday was nominal and not maintained for the Tuesday trade, the North Portland market for hogs was considered- ateady at 8L6 for the extreme top. There was a rather liberal supply arsilabls fof the day: . General bog market ransa: , Prim mixed ...314.76 915.00 Bieaium mixea .............. 14.ZoM14.7B Rough heavies .............. 10.00911.00 Pigs ...................... 11.00918.00 Smooth heavies .: , . , . , ..... . 11.00 9 18.00 hasp Situation Quiet With onto a scant annul offerins. the wiuirct (or sheep and lambs was considered steady for the day at changed. M 3 2., 2. . 6; . 1.. 22. . 6.. 2. . ' 5.. 8 . . 80. . 25 . . 1. . 3. 25. . 1. . Ave. lbs. 100 660 8 670 410 . 1080 760 917 h 922 920 864 1088 920 1142 B10 583 1008 600 North Portland and prices hold on Monday Afternoon STEERS No. 31 Price. $12.50 '8.00 10.50 ; 8.00 6.60 9.15 9.15 9.15 ' 8.00 , 9.25 8.60 850 9.00 10.50 10.90 12.75 10.00 7.50 10.40 7.00 22 "10 1 Ara Ths. ... 863 . 918 ...1101 . .. 660 8.-... 675 1.... 980 6 . 8d5 8. ...1230 1. . . .1140 4. i ..1055 11. ...1020 4. ...1192 1.. 4,1010 68.... 919 23. ...1283 10. ... 770 9.... 410 1.... 780 6...'. 880 Prtco. 8 9.65 9.76 10.50 - 8.00 8.00 9.1S ' 9.15 9.50 '- 9.00 10.25 10.10 ' 10.90 . 9.00 11.50 12.75 11.00 i 10.00 T.60 - 8.60 26... 2. . . 1... a... l . ... 7... 1 18 . . . 2. .. 1.. . 25... 1. . . 8... 1... 1... 1... . 1 . . , 5... 2... 29. 80... iJ::: .'987 1 . 975 .1010 . 928 . 680 . 914 : . 860 . 708 .1000 . 640 . 931 . 890 . 970 . 810 ' .1100 . 820 .1160 . 900 . 715 916 873 . 580 . 780 .1110 . 650 . 620 , 990 .1080 . 940- OOW8 8.85 6.00 6.00 6.50 2.... 146 8. .., 96 1....- 250 8...: 208 1.... 810 24.... 195 1. .'. .1190 1.... 970 - 1....1440 1.... 660 23.... 800 8.... 1080 4..:. 122 22.... 187 11.... 128 1.... 260 4.... 480 64.... 210 1.... . 70 8.... 97 6.... 184 IS.... 246 6 295 20.... 132 8.... 202 101... J 115 5.... 74 . 1.... 90 8.... 62 92. ... 68 9. . . . 67 16w . . . 60 66 . . ... 68 2. . . . 165 1.... 140 8.... .,116 25.,,-. &8 5.... 124 11. ... 100 9.... 135 8.60 8.00 8.00 7.60 6.76 8.00 8.00 8.00 7.60 8.75 9.00 7.00 8.75 7.00 8.00 10.25 7.76 8.00 8.50 .8.60 - 8.00 7.60 7.00 8.50 8.25 CALVES 5.... 940 8. . . .1020 960 !,.(.. 720 1 1 5. . 6. . 1.. 1.. 1.. 12.. 13. . 4.. 2. . 2.. 1.. .. 4 A . . 2i... 1.... 1.... 2.... 590 .. 840 . ,1050 .. 922 . . 950 . . S90 . .1120 ..1105 . . 951 . . 870 .. 670 . . 845 650 . . 896 . .770 . 902 . 980 677 .1160 790 910 950 910 920 New .York. June 1, TJ. F.) pirioes were slightly lower at the opening: of the "ics marxn ioaay. ; caiawm was ki 14 to 111, while Oeneral Motors lost "4 to 27. Openinej prloes: Tobaooo Prod ucts off i Stodebaker off tVi. RepubUc teel off 1, , Texas company - off V, U. S. Steel off 4. Pan-American off 2, southern: Fadoo up Bethlehem B off 1J Mexican Petroleum off, t. American Lcornotivs off 1, Crucible off 3. Sinclair off . Retail Stores off 2K International Paper off i f 1 Raising' of rediscount rates- by the federal re-, serve bank waa given as the canes for the slump at the opening. Rails hold up better than , the induetriala Among tha oils. Pan-American is sues Were particularly soft, with the "A" stocks off 2K. at 101 Vk. The market bad a raSy ahortly after she opening, . but did not last long. Traders again took the short side sad most of tha early selling was of professional character. Steal eommcs sold down to 91 Vs. as compared with Satur day's high of 94 i . Pan-American Petroleum sold off nearly five points from tts recent high. . The market dosed lower. Call money rates, which had been per cent aS during tha day. lumped to 10 during tha last half hour and selling of motors and oils wss re newed, . Offerings of stock, however, were email. Steal common held around 91 H . Tobacco stocks hold Suxt of a rally of tha early afternoon. Furnished by Overbeck- A Cooke ooaapaay, Board -of Trade building: Open 1 Highf I T.00 8.00 7.00 6.78 7.50 6.00 8.00 7.50 5.75 5.75 8,00 8.00 8.75 7.00 8 00 '! 7.00 7.00 A65 8.00 10.26 10.25 8.00 8.50 5.00 5. OS 7.00 . 7.00 6.00 8)3.00 . 10.00 9.00 8.50 10.00 9.25 BULLS 8 7.00 . 7.50 8.00 ' STAGS 8 s.eo MIXED 8-00 8.75 IT... 8.., 2... 19... 1... 134812.T8 2., 1... 848 320 158 170 . 810 .2070 8.00 8.0O 1S.50 10. 00 8.00 8.00 1.... 910 9 7.00 13.10 ' 16. UO 18.00 18.50 18.10 15.00 . 12.25 13.00 13.00 14.50 14.00 14. OO 13.00 . 14.75 13.00 HOGS 8. ... 12.... 683 911 84,. 4.. 10.. , 90.. 6.. 89.. 147.. 20. . 10, . 14. . 7.. 3.. 10.. 1.. 2.. LAMBS .. 189 , . 805 .. 167 . . 194 ,. 661 , . 190 ,.65 , . 165 131 . . 220 . . 255 .. 426 ,. 842 , . 180 250 18.50 . 18.50 10.00 18.60 18.60 10.00 11.00 EWES 3 .6.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 t 9.00 8.00 6.00 11.... 85 ... 12 '. HI 11.... T7.... 1.... .7.... 20 . . .'. 13... . 1. ... 14.... T i TO. 110 108 108 79 108 87 '90 116 185 ' 18 1 120 103 169 180 145 YEARLINGS 7.60 17.50 9.0O 9.00 8.60 8.76 ! 9.00 19.00 WKTHRS 7.60 I 7.60 I 8.00 9.00 6.00 ; 8.50 5.00 MIXET 1 . . . . :, 8 2.... 89.... 46.'... 67.... 6. . 1.. 84.. 11'.. 8., 14,. 9. 8. 48., 1 . . 9.. 22.. 87.. 89.. 11.. 9.... 4.... 1.... 'fi , . BUCKS 14..., I.... 80 68 80 48 66 - 76 128 160 72 119 148 105 125 81 114 110 96 . 74 92 117 102 ' 123 116 170 140 1170 ISO 8.00 9.25 315.00 14.00 15.10 : 15.10 7.50 18.00 13.25 15.00 13.00 14.50 14.00 1200 12.75 12.75 14.50 13.50 1S.O0 10.00 10.60 13.75 13.10 8.50 6.00 6.90 T.00 4.00 5.00 .26 9.00 7.60 T.00 9.00 7.65 : 9.50 B.50 9.00 S.60 6.00 7.00 6.00 S.2S e.oo No. 25... 16. . . 16... 48... 26... 2... ' 2... . 1,1. 10... 1... 4... i M. . a 18... 1. r. Ara lbs. ...1080 . ..1050 . .. 895 799 1093 1072 850 925 440 188 270 192 120 24 0 180 81 8 8.60 193.... 82 5.76 Tuesday Mornlnf ales; STEERS . Prioa. 81168 11.55 . 8.50 8.00 11.55 11.55 COWS 6.50 I 4.. t 7.50 I 10.. HOGS No. Ave. lbs. 26.. ..1098 25 ....1056 7...; 971 26. 1100 24. ...1132 13. ...1821 18.50 14.76 14.25 14.85 12.86 . 14.50 15.00 7.... i b 9 St I.N... 820 90S 262 140 196 165- 170 810 250 Pries. 11.56 " 11.55 0.60 11.56 11.55 8.00 8 8.00 8.50 14.59 12.73 14.75 14.89 13.85 12.60 14.60 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Corrected daily by foreign exchange department ox me unuea states national bank. Opening nominal ln-afts '"-' Chocks. : London Pounds ' sterling . ..83.88 It Pans Franca,. T. 1 4 . Hamburg-Berlin - Marks ... 2.61 Genoa- Lire.-. 6.87 . Copenhagen-, - . - Kroner ....16.90 ; JChristianar t . ' ' Kroner . . . . 17.90 Etockholra : i Kroner ....21.50 Hongkong Currency i ,.80.00 Tokohama ; Tea ...... 81.79 , for Vaak transactions: Cables . Pax Traaafore. . Talus. 33.89 4.8668 , 7.T9 . 6.1826 2.61 23.82 5.88 6.1829 17.00 26.85 18 00 28 80 21.60 26.B0 80.6O . , 62.25 43.30 OBSCRIPTION Alaska Gold...... 1 Allis Chalmers.. .. 85 Alloy Steal ...... 48 Am. Agr Cham... 864 Am. Gasu o...,., 89 Vi Am. CarlFdy.. ... 185 H Am. Hidd A L-. e. . 18 Va Am. InttH Corp... 84 tAm. Unseed. S. . 83 Am. Loaut, .... 96V Am. Ship A Con. 21 Am. Smelter, o.. . 60 K Ago. Steel Fdy.... 88 Am. Sugar, e. Am. 8. ,Tob....... 87 Am. TeVi A Tel.. 98 Am. Tobj BecuriUeal 66 Am. Wocient c... 97 ; Am. Zinq . . . . . . . 14 Anaeondai MUa. Oot 57 Atchison, I c. ..... . 80 Baldwin Loos., ... 118 -Balbmorat Ohio, c. 82 H Bethlehem Steel, B 89 Brooklyn i R. T.. . 11 Butts A I Superior. . 22 OanadiaS Pac.... 114 Central Leather, e. 68 Chea. A (Onto.. ... 63 Clji.. G. Western, a C. L A St P,. 82 Chile Copper...... 16 Chine Copper . . . 82 Uolo. Fuel at Iron..!' S3 Consolidated .Gas. 80 Jorn rreoucts, e..l S3 Crucible . SteeL c. .1130 Coluna, Grapfao..,.! 81 uenvex e St. u, . .1. . . Erie, c ........ 12 General dactrie ..'.1144 General Hotors....! 27 Goodrich j Rubber...! 65 it. northern Ore,. I 86 Qt Northern Ry . . .1 78 ureene (Jananea. i . 80 Illinois Central. . . . . . . . . Industrial AJcohol. 88 Inspiration Cwpper.. 62 International Paper. 70 miemat xtarvusuin . . Int. Merj Uarino, c.l 80 Int. Nickel 1 18 a.' u. southern, e. I 16 KenneeeU CoDoer.l 9r Lackawanna: Steel. .1 70 Lehigh Taller, s I 48 V Middle Staea Oil . 25 Ilex. Petroleum , . 174 Miami Copper- .... 20 Midvale Btcet .... 42 Mo. Pacific. 0.... 26 National i Lead ... 76 Nevada KJoa. 12 New Haven ...... I SO H N. T. Air Brake"..! 99 N. T. Oentral . . ..( 71 Norfolk A Western .1. . . . . -Northerm Pacific .J 74V O. R. and. Prod... I 4 Ohio Citsea Gaa .. 88 PaoUic Mail .... 80 L P. A. Pi, e. .'. . ...1101 Penn. Railwkx '. . . 1 99 Peoples Qas a,. .. 37 P A 04 .... 98 Ray Cons. Copper . 17 Ry. Steel Springs . 94 Reading,! c. ...... 63 lloral Untua 4. ....1118 Rep. Ir.iA St.. c.l gVU Retail Stores. i. ...1 76 Rock Island. 0....I 86 Shattaelc CoDoer. . .1. . . A Sinclair i Cans, . . . .1 22 Sloes sneiriew. . . . .1 fSeuthesn Pacific.. 04 Southern Ry., e... 22 Studebaaer. c..,.. 66 SheU ... j 75 St. L. A Sis Fran. 24 Swift Co,!;,.. 110 Tennessee Copper. . 10 Texaa Oil......... 47 Texas Pacific. . . . . 41 Tobacco I Products . , 68 Trancoatinwntal Oil 14 xUnhm Pacific, e. . 114 V. 8. Rubber, e, , . 94 O. S. Bmelt. A Ref. 60 U. Si SteeL e.. 92 TJtah Capper...... 69 Vanadium Steel..,. 73 Vir. Cham,, e. . . . Wabash i ......... 8 Western I Union .... I 82 WestingSouee lec.l 49 Willys Overload. ,r. j 18 1 26 43 86 89 186 18 84 83 96 21 0 88 88 98 68 97 14 67 80 118 82 '89 12 23 114 66 58 33 18 82 82 81 93 133 31 i2H 144 27 5 86 74 80 88 63 70 80 18 18 27 70 43 23 175 fa 20 Is 42 26 76 12 81 a 99 71 74 .4 88 80 102 40 87 98 17 94 84 113 o 78 88 82 94 23 67 76 23 111 10 47 43 68 14 114 J4 OO 92 9 78 8 82 49 18 1 86 88 138 18 88 8S 94 20 69 88 86" 98 65 98 14 56 80 111 82 87 11 22 118 64 3 82 18 2 32 80 91 ISO (30 144 26 64 85 73 80 82 52 70 ' . 29 17 15 27 69 43 25 171 20 41 Zfr 75 12 SO 99 70 74 4 37 30 100 89 87 97 17 94 88 112 87 . 75 26 81 92 22 64 75 24 110 10 46 41 66 14 113 93 60 4! 71 ' ?r8 82 48 17 Cloae 1 84 48 86 38 184 18 83 82 94 20 .59 38 -87t' 98 66 80 14 6 80 111 82 87 11 22 118 64 63 T 88 18 82 6s 82 80 -92 V 130 31 5 12 144 26 63 86 78 8 88 82 52 70 . 123 29 17 16 27 69 43 25 171 20i 41 25 76 12 30 99 70 88 74 4 88 80 101 89 86 96 IT 94 8S 112 87 H 76 27 9 31 64 98 22 63 75 25 IV 46 41 67 14 114 93 69 91 68 71 72 8 4 82 48 1T RETAIL PURCHASES I SHOW FALLING OFF New . Tork, t June " 1. Tho Credit ClearlnsT House tabulation of mer chandise transactions between the wholesaler and retailer during the past week shows, a general falling off In purchases except In the. mid dle agricultural section. The price cutting: movement which Is in process at thia time is much less ac tive in the middle agricultural section than any other, and - consequently bet ter purchase activity is found. In the other sections .merchants will probably try to replace the stoclc sold at reduced prices, and will probably not be as ready - buyers as in - ths corresponding: periods of the last two years. Indebtedness shows an Increase, .but not an alarming one. for payments are still averaging good. 4 '. !- Many complaints hare been heard from the . wholesavler. about bad pay ments,, but- when sifted down closely. It is found, that ths payments . are little less active than In corresponding years. Almost all complaints i are found to be caused by slowness on the part of merchants In large cities, and the mer chant in the small town la still holding up to' the high plane of the past year. Stock MiyKgr '''J-'WwtnkhiA by Overbed; A Cooke Co. The manner in which market stood up -under bear attacks on Saturday was regarded as evidence of the complete cleaning up of - the supply of stocks. Money situation and bank statements also regarded as highly favorable and there is no uneasiness over the outlook for arranging income tax payments on June 15. ' Weekly Comparative; Bank Statement The comparative weekly statement of the condition of the Federal II rv Bank of San Francisco,, at the close of business May 28, shown an inrrpa? e 339,000 In gold reserves, compared with the fir urea of the week previous, r a decrease of $7,549,000. compared with the corresponding week of IS 1 "i. statement in detail is as follows : -" RESOURCES ii. ', May 58. 1920. My 21. lf20. ifay 2. Gold and goM eertifieataa "..,$ 11,949.000 8 11.247.000 8 9,840. r.:- OoM settlement tuna T. B. board ........ 88.0R5.OOO ' 6fl.53,0OO 84,911. r- GoM vita forotga agencies . . . . . i . . . .. . . 6,130.000 8,188.000 u Total gold - held OoM with federal Gold redemption . fond by banks -scents ,.....$ 86.034.000 77,976.000 9.679,000 B2.971.000 79. 70S, 000 10.642.000 t 44 $10V Total tenda old f sc l ............. ,,.3148, . 000 r notes, silver, eta, . 861.000 8143,403.000 805,000 3151, ; Total i BUla, didaonantrd: ! ' Seen red 4y government All other ....... i.. Bills bought in orm market l Total bfTis on hand . . . 7. S, gtrvervinietit . oosmSk , , , TJ. H. Vivtorr- notes i , C. 8. oertifiostss of indebtedn AH other earniag tl44.28O.O0O 9143,911,000 war oblloatiflvia 8 68.226.00O 88.8n9.AO0 , 62.806.000 ,3209.891.000 ,9 2,882,000 Total earning Hank prmiaa t..2 uneoiiectert. teas sad other red actions from sites deposits . -.;.,,,,,..,-.., 8 redemption ftmd saalnst V. R. hank Botes au outer 11.286.000 3228i,7B9,OO0 231.000 21.668.000 665.000 495.000 - " B,ass.ofn 90.401,000 70.177.000 821 7,4 . 000 8 2.682,000 10.956.000 3231,024.000 8 . 231,000 84,6Sn.noo 685,000 883.000 3151.7 ' 70 e1 IK 4 49.1 k 8lt3.4T 9 2,f ' 7.449, tliS.JM r 400. i Htl.tlMll .9 T0?et tAlfvflfnfJ - 4, a a aj ' llARTLrriKS Capital paid ia ........ Knrpht i ..... .'. . i . . . liovernraent deposits 4 ..... .. .j . IHie to raetnhers Reserve accoont ........ Inferred svsQsblnty Items .............. Other dsposita. including - foreign government erodits ..,....... .8401.063,000 - 8410.853,000 6,867.000 7.BS!,000 1,947.000 118.88A.0O0 22.675,000 8.834.000 ' JPota' wnm ''P"1'" ........8143.985,000 F. R. , notes in actual eironlatioa 229.286.000 P. B, bank na in eirenlation Net liability 8,692,000 n other Uabilittles . , ....... .i.. , i .. . 8.184.000 Total KabiBUas ...8401.063.000 Tidewater Oil company declared extra dividend of 2 per cent and regular quar terly dividend of Z per cent, both pay able June 30 to stock record June 18. These are same dividends paid since June 15, 1919. bn5-. 8T.S0SM1;M. Canners and eatters, eovn Si VVten" 84.5 T.R: easner steers, 16.25 5 2 L IVL eJ (Ubt and handyweight) . 812.25 16.fro feeder steers, 89.00011.85; ker fsteer-. . 37.78 11.16 ; stacker cows an i "tfr. 87.25 9.76 i stocker ealvas, 97.50 & 10.60. : Sheep Tteeeipa 1 8.000, slow, mostly steady S" '.e,'S??.'':.-?'JM It 118.8017.23; Umbo, ctIIs and ootnmnn. 810 -'..L Pf. mb. t IS. 00 1 17.61); year. ?S.'rUM" 811.76 4 14.75: ewes, sV.OOflv Ll .;, Sf'Ui"'1 ."""""on, 83.69 m 6.60; feeder lambs, 911.00 0 13.60. - .Kansas City Hoes 914,80 Ksnsas City, Mo., Jobs 1. (1. K 8 i f.mt tie 6000. steady, to 16e higher. Steers, 89.00- 9 6,850.000 7,539,000 2,744.000 119,892.000 24.823.000 7,489,000 81B4.4t.0O0 228.711,000 8.791,000 8.014.000 8410.853.000 27,? 4.71 2 9114 1 i ft ,fl 832: 12.78; eows. 88.00 9 11.00; stwir.m s' era, 88.00 11.50: clrt. M.O0W14 i, , Hog 18,000. generally 2if! lower. 814.80; bulk. 314.80 0 14.10: hear .-s, S , M4.10; lights. 814. 00 14.80; me,.,uiM, i 014.80. Sheep 8000, strong to 25o higher. f lambs, 816.60 16.60, 'Denver Hogs 814.89 ,' Denver June 1 (O. P.) Tattls: Fr 4S00: strong, 25o higher. Rterrn, i 1 ii t 13.80: eows and heifers. 88.00 1 !.? ; ant snd feeders, 39.00 11.00; calvra, f IS t 18 25. , "Hogs Tteeelpts, 8200 steady. Top, 114. bulk. 813.25 14.00. - , Sheen Reeeipta, 600; stes-'v. I,t 814.250 16 00; ewes, 38.75 9. 5. Fifty million dollars 25 year T per eent sinking 'fund Belgian bonds to .be offered today by J. P. Morgan ft Co., Hie Guaranty Trust Company, and $1,000,- 000 to be redeemed annually at 116. : New York - Times The wholesale in crease in the rediscount rates announced Saturday afternoon by the Federal Re serve bank brings rates merely up to the prevailing open market. 'i The New Tork Cotton exchange will not reopen for business until congress takes' action on legislation to continue the present form of contracts. . Laclede Gas Light company declared regular semi-annual 2H 1 per- cent divi dent, payable June IS to stock record June 1. .r' 'j Reserve ratio of New Tork Federal Reserve bank, ; 41.8 per cent compared with 42,3 per cent week: ago. NL . Favorable wheat reports continue to come from Kansas. Corn late in some sections. .... , - Federal Reserve bank rediscount rates effective today. 1MEBICAK riTESTOCK FBICF.S. ' Ohlcaoo Hogg 814.80 Chiearo, - Jans 1. Ml. N. 8.) Hogs Re ceipts 6600, snostly 25c lower. Heavies very dulL Bulk. 318.85014.60; top 314.60. Heavyweight, 813.60 0 14.80; - mediant weight, 314.10 4S 14.60; liirht weight. 914.00 014.60; light lights. $1 8.50 14.40; heary packing sows, smooth, ' 12.60 18.35; packing sows, rough. 312 00 012 50; pigs. $11.50 018.76. Cattle Receipts 7000, steady to 40c higher; calves 60c higher. Beef steers, medium snd heavyweight. 818.15014.26; choice and prime, t 13. 15014. 25; medium and good, 811.900 8. 5 Or good and choice, 313.00 v& 14.25 ; com mon and medium,: 810.50013.00. Butcher cat tle, heifers 87.78018.00; eows, 87.60011.25; , Total i sales, stocks 819,800 shares: bonds, 912.OO0i.OOO. , , . Kx-dlv, 2H Per cent, i t Ex-div, per cent, t Kxdi. 3 per cent. f Exdiv. 1 H per cent, , ' x a.xti. H per cent. Kx-div. 1 per eent. I - JRTsw Tork "Wool and Hides New jTork. June 1. (L N. . 8.) Wool Finn. tocaeatie fleece XX Ohio. 68ce)$1.00; palled seoamt basis, 60e 091.70; Texaa scoured basis. 8600 81.92. Kidesi Inactive. Kativo steers, 85 086c; branded , steers. 83b.- . Iu Fraaelseo Grata Market Baa Francisco, June 1. (0. P.) Barley Spot reed par eontal. $8.30 8.40. ,1 : -' Saa Ftaaelsee Barley Calls Baa Fraociaeo, June 1. Barley calls: 83.12 M bid. 33.20 ask. 1i. $100 ' $200 . $500 Municipal mm . f Write! or call for list. e Tl . 'ill' Sicono Fu"iT; w Main 644 NORTHWISTERN BANK BLDG. Oppo Great ; mveGcELfeiu JTEREWITH tre offered fenertl obligation and special assrr- AA ment bonds of Northwest munkipalities tf- prices and yid'ij constituting 'g tremendous appeal to the discriminating investor. They embody every feature essential to wise, satisfactory" placing of money. We stronejly recommend them and call special attea : tion to the remarkable investment opportunity they present. Tajc Exempt Municinrli: Yielding &oesh- 6 Geaeral Oblisstion Astoria," Or;, Imp. . . .. .... . . . . . . . Arlington, Or., Water. . Kelso. Wash., Water.. .... Prineville, Or., Fgd. . . . .......... Rate . 6S 6S 6$ 6$ Maturity M&N A&O M&S A&0 1930-39 1940 1935 1932-40 Rats Par Par Par Par c. Special Assessment Vancouver, Wash., Imp. . . . Buhl, Idaho, Imp.. Rupert, Idaho; Imp Soda Springs, Idaho, Imp........ Rate 6s 7s 7s 7s M&S F&A F&A F&A Maturity 1921-30 1924-29 1921- 29 1922- 29 Rate To Net Par Par Par 7.c 7.c: Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Our Expense I I Castas lOMfrSiauon tVOevcAAS IP Mc.riisIBf: , Cffo 'Premier uwctpaSond 7ous e Harris Bldrw 899.11 Stark Rt Bet. Firta asd Sixt ,, - Tsleshoss Broadway $11 lru Ov. '": Is book that is tmiqn ia tit Investment field. Nothing Ilk it .has ever been published bev ' forsv - With the trpinlons of the leading finatvcial editors, it cxMtv bine Use practical exptaLexaC oc . 180 investors. This boost wfll open yoter'a-caa Sa sis1 estd twesar pssua for In raselin It will mcica ot yooi a better caver. U will show yam. how to ejs shsed by ryaemsv tfcjosl voor savins as your bavaerlna, Wscsanotsiytosanclirora, ltisth worabVr book of faassscc. If veasieer SPCMjS CO I I 1 1 1.. M lllMCW.C WtU J "Tb Theory and rwcsKe of Surnsisfal las swing" ss yea free. Address Does, a. t an Stock, Beaes, txrtsoa. eraia. Etc. ' t!8.sif Boars ef Xrads Bsilalac Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES , : Mesa eers Caleage Boara ef Traaa Cerrespesaests ' CkJesirs ...... . , - ' i." ef Leras Bryaa Hew Terk MATfAGEMEUT "'HAT item often i makes or 'breaks a business. It also spells the dif ference between prof it and loss in property -handling. - y ? -' i - l-'--:: ' -:4-? ; y ' " f We are trained managers of properly. ortvamo j cosstTt Bn.oMC U ot. IVilTniiniSeSi' .- as i, . 11 Acl ra.imc3 ' y ti . With, readjustment of the s money market, must come when present abnormalities subs' low-priced, high-yielding, long-term municipal bonds will advance in price and present yields will be "unobtainable. Nov I t i the Opportune Buy Them 1 1::: Jlcre are; a few cf ths Incema Tex JLxc: '' ' i psls we offer: ; - .- Rate Maturity Yie!i Milton, Or.; !mpt..r.... 6 1921-30 6,CDfs I Yakima County, Wash.,. Roads. ......... 6 1921-26 5. i c Hardin. MonL.Irapt. 6, 1924-25 r.':: Kingman Colony, 0rM Drainage. . ....... 6 .it 193 i 4 D ' Power CoHwy. DisU. Idaho. SJa 1930-34 : n . -. a - ' - - - SmLJsUOT::"j'i BONDS TRUSTS ACCl Lumbermens EIJ r."