THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, P ORTLAND. MONDAY. JUNE ' 7, KSO
13
LOCAL EGGS ARE
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CflMD
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W1IXED
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MAR.K.ET
BASKET
' On local firm hu secured a covern
Stent order for -450 cases of eggn and it
has been the hitrh. bidder for supplies
during- the day. Otherwise buyers have
been inclined to shade their quotations
again. For that reason values for the
day are mixed :
- Hnrpriaing figure ere shews of sold storg
holding of both butter end gg en PorUsnd
nd Seattle. According to an rii,Wgtion rands
by local, creamery the figure show total
that was tinpcl4. ,
The total .tert ef gg is Seattle, end
Portland en Mar 31. 1816, was 78.861 eases,
while en the asm date this year the holdings
wer 62.697 eases, indicating s ghortag this
year aa compared with last year of 16,284 caw
en the aame data, and the storage of eggs be
ing practically complete at the two points both
yean. The figures show that in the part
week storage hoMlnca OB eggs to PnrtUod have
inereaaed from 92.201 eases to 87.002. aa lev
areata of 3401 ee.
In Seattle the increase from Uy S3, 1929
to May 31, lOyo. was iron 23,845 to 25.068,
SS incteaee of 1120 case.
Ton will note that during the past week, the
Portland increase in storage is almost five
times the Seattle increase. This haa aoma
what been reflected in the market because there
has bees practically no large smount of treh
eggs here in the last week. They hare all
been going ieto atorage and while there has
bees a rather determined effort by some Inter
eata te depress the egg market it haa not been at
11 respond) re. ', 1
l nm ivm. VI MHiim .uow .
there was only e slight Increase in the storage
amount of egg between the periods of way 33
and May SIT The Portland increase at that
time a year ago amounted to only 233 .eaaea,
and the eWattie- tnereae between the aame
amounted to only 863 eaae. A year age tba
egg market went along its normal course. This
year there seems to hare been tremendous
sentiment that there would he a large produc
tion and, consequently, everybody laid off. es
pectin to get their eggs at - the hut minute.
The ever-prodaetkin did not develop and. con
sequently, there was e rush at the but minute
te get the eggs. This te reflected by comparison
of the above twe paragraphs, that te, in the
Cried of time this year between May S3 and
ay ai,-Portland storage holdings increased 601
eaoes and a year ago in the same period of time
the ineresse was only 233 cases. -
In tteattle year age between the same
periods the storage holding Increased 363 eases,
while this year it jumped to 1 ISO eases.
Note that the total storage butter in Port
land and Seattle on May 31, 1010, waa 655.546
pounds, while this year on the name date the
storage amounted to 487,703 pounds. short
age of 487,841 poundw . We hare, of course,
been .talkina about the production being late
this ytsr aa compared with last year. However
t is to pe moiea tnat me increase in storage
hrfaua III, naMiwI an.! In. M.i 19 1A9fl anil
May 81, 1020, in Portland, I increased from
120,778 pounds to, 233, 804 pounds, or e total
ef 107,024 pounds. A year ago in the same
week the increase inte storage waa from 333,784
pound to 458. l pounds, a total of 63.435
pounds. In other words,, comparing the aatti
weeks this year and last year we shew an in-
free going into storage ef 44,080 pounds is
me eiiy or rortiano, .
Seattle for the rarind endtne Ma 31. 1020.
bad s .total of 239403 pounds in storage, while
s year age tney rvaq in storage oua.air ponnua.
R shortage of 339,974 pound. The increase
s butter storage holdings In Seattle between
me penoq inn way zj. iitsv, to May ai,
102O, .wa from 104.72S pounds to 339,403
' mhiuI, - ..... .f fl ,K rnnH- . ,
or from May 22. llo. to May 31, 1910. th
eatue putter storsgo nouiinw increases iron
894.929 t 805.877. e total ef 110.448. as
that it would seeta that this year in Seattle
the increase in storage from klgy !ii to M. 31
baa not been as great as it waa a year ago
between the 'aame periods, by an amount of
-85,773 pounds. Therefore, while in the period
from May 22 to May 81 Seattle showed
greater increase -of storage holdings last year
than (his year of 85.773 pounds. " Portland
shows as increase this year over last yea of
ee.usv pounas, put cpnsiuereq logetuer toe twe
towns almost balance, the difference being only
about 0000 pound. This has led ts th eon
riuaion that possibly the theory that the pro
duction this year is late by soma two or three
week may be e wrong theory, and that the
eorrert theory iai aimiIy thgt there is not aa
BUioh butterfat at tliere was year ago.
Cheese shows a rather peculiar situation. The
total storage holdings of cheese in Seattle .snd
Portland on May SI. 1920, was 189.801
pound., while a year ago the one. holding of
the two cities amounted to 80,281 pounds. In
"other word, we are long 130,520 pounds of
cheese in the twe cities, Seattle's cheese 'hold
ings increased from May 2 1920, to May HI,
IV JO. a tout of 1885 pound, er from 140.150
pounds to 142.085 pound.. In any event it
is to- pe potea mat wnue on way .bjs, iuzu,
I here waa 47,207 pounds ef cheese in storage
era M U.. II 1 B 'til ' tl.i. 1. -A I.... mA.v-A
to 27.700 ponnda. e Ueore of 10,441 pounds.
Taking the figures of a year ago- Seattle in th
period from May 33, 1019. te Stay 31. 1010,
Showed an ineresse of cheese holdings from
47.50Q pound to 24,808, rounds. total. of
6748 poirttds. - In Portland s . year . ago ths
cheese holdings from May 23, 1919, te. May
81. 1919r increased from 43.310 pounds te
14,973 pounds, or a total of J35 pounds. ,
While the cheese ' holdings in Portland on,
JJsy 22, 1920, - were- some .34,000 pounds
greater than . they were , on th SBame date ls
year, this had - been' reduced en May 31, 1920,
to only ota 13,000 pounds more than it wat
en May 81, 1010.- On the other hand. Seattle
eheeae healings pa May 82, 18E0, were some
122.000 pounds mere than they were on the
same date to Ji, while on May 3J, JBSO,
there bad been relatively no change in the
situation. In ether words, Seattle en May 31
ef this year bad -just about . 120,00ft pound
wore eheeae en band than on the same date
last year. . This leads me to believe what 1
intunsvad s few sentence above -that cheese is
. not nioving as raindly in Seattle as. it la in
Portland, and that a drop i oouliog ben.
. The detailsd. sepert ahaw;-
Portlaxiil .
v . - , 1930-
Putter, pounds .,.. J20.773
Cheese, panada ....., 47.207
Ivggs. ease 83.201
.. , . .-. SeaUle
. ' Msy 93.
' 1920.
Butter, pounds lo4.738
Cheese, pounds ...... 140,150
- JCggk, cases 23.845
t-emane
, May it,
1920.
'Butter, pound . 238,303
Cheese, pounds'...... 27,700
Eags. eases 3T.S02
. SeaUle
May SI.
' . 1920.
flutter, pennds 939,403
Cheese, pounds ...... 142,035
- tggs, caaee . - 25.0U3
Weekly increase and decreases:
SeaUle
Msytl,
1830.
Chickens' are actually cheaper titan
food Quality meats at this time) and the
consumer who misses a treat now with
a chicken dinner is not taking advantage
of the situation. v ..
For some reason or other there has
been -a greet accumulation of chickens
in the wholesale trade and retailers
have for- that reason been able to pur.
Chase supplies at the lowest price for
a number of years. This means that If
the conSuroer is wise she will see that
the supply for the family dinner Is pur
chased at the decline.
In some- parts of the olty ' advantage
is taken of the, lower prices by dealers
who refuse to sell for leas. Consumer
are advised that they an purchase
chsaper and If one-place does not quote
the decline, others jyiU be glad to sell.
The drop in price is moat severe In
lightweight hens and for old , roosters.
The latter are often sold to consumers
as the best birds, therefore consumers
are advised to see that they get stock
at the proper price. , : .
The following price ere average ones the con
sumers are expected to pay .retail stores. Qual
ity quoted I the verage, fancy atnff being
lightly higher end inferior , stuff fractionally
lower.
flutter Best creamery prints, 5961e
Kgg Fresh -laid, 45a per dosea; fancy fresh,
42eSeper dozen.
Poultry Chickens, dressed. 93 9 48a per IK
geeee, dressed. 45e per lb. -.
Fih Salmon, 30j85o per lb. il halibut, ?6e
per lb, - :
yow Best local patent, S3 50 9 4. B0 per
seek,. 4 9 lb. Z7
Potato Bnrbanka, 10 013a lb.
, Onion Dried. 4 per lb.
Strawberries Oregon, 30 i$ SSc per box.
for home varieties while an easier tone waa also
shown in Columbia river offerings. Farmers
market sale at 36.25 5.80- .
APPLE DEffAKB CONTIX 7JE8 KEEN
Only nominal supplies of apple ere offering
here. Some egtr fancy Winesapa were avaii-
ena to mi aisea siecg was quoted in te
83.73 & 4.00 per box. a rowing centers have
pmcucauy nouung to otler, , -
WEATHER NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Weather bureen advt'et Protect hrproent
during the next S3 hour against the following
maximum temperature: Goiug north. 60 de-
nonneaat erver. b.. I". . It. R., 75
deereesi eatt to Baker, 73 degrees: and south to
Ashland, 30 degree. - Maximum temperature at
Portland tomorrow about toi degree. . 1
BBIEF 2TOTF-S OF PHOrCE TRADE
Kelloggs Corn Flske up 70s, Kona Krisns
80s and Snimbles 40s ease. . - ; ..
, Hreea onions very scarce and price firmer.
- Country killed roeaU about steady at former
pnoea, . - , :-
Asparagus market sa&ier at 92.25 92.50 dceen
bunehea.
Peas In heavier supply at 10lle for local.
WHOLE8AX.E Pn7CES IN P0RT1.AJ"D
Thrsa are pries retairg pay whoaUlrs, saw
eept aa oxhsrwiae noted:
- Dah-y Wreguota .
BTJTTBB SelUng price. te iot: Creamery.
BThae navobment w fanned. 54a lb. 1 nr4m
52 lb. firebt, 4 Jo lb,; smaller lota at an ad.
vaacev ppcrai woo exvas. BJ
49Hc prime firl, 4S48S,e. 1
BUTTKltyAT Portland delivery baala. B
83e eoontry staHon. 31 62a
OLEOiiARG A RI.V1vt -Beat branda. 40c; ordl
wry. 33 Hei baSera, 33i autBMrgarine, J, lb.
eertons, 82c lb. ,
CHESS 15 Selling price; TilUwook.' fresh
Oregon, fancy triplets. 81 32a lb,: Touna
AnRt.0aiG, M-fttjn w joooers, r. o. n.,
Tiilsraook trinlets, i8c; Young America 20e,
eieiiio ; unn, nncas, tnistze, Belling
price: Block Swiag, 4349e; UmbargetV 40 f
8e per lh, . ,
BOG Bnyfng nrfce: - Current reMtnta.
36 88c;.. candled, selling price, 43; select.
LIVE 107JI.TRT ftellins f price: ' Heavy
w.ut jiwui d, iJ UL,
82c; he vy, 8 2c J old rooster, JOfl lb: lurkeys,
nve, t J ; oressea. ac in. . 1 ,
"Z- Fresn VeeetsblM end Fruit
FRESH PKUIT-Oraugea, 84.75 ST.00 pes
.25 per crate; Florida : grapafruit, 3T-50
.60; CalUurnia. 14.50.
APPLEd -Various Tanetigev local. 31.25 a
3.75. -
PRmp rRprr---ra, Dromedarie. 37.501
Farda. 94.00 pf boil raisin, 3 nrown looa
Mueat4, 16c per lb.; fig, 3.S0t6.50 box,
ONlO.NS Selling price reullera: New red.
32.28 62.75; white, $2.70 crate; garlic, 85 lb;
grees eniena, 40q per tfozea bunehea, onion
REACT ONARY TONE
IN STOCK TRADE
b'w Turk. June 7. (U. P.). Th New Tort
Evening Sua in it financial, review this sfvev
noon said
Stocks were In supply frcen the begianiaa,
sHhougb trading era far from anunatsd at any
period.- There were few strong spot smons
the gpeeialtle. ' The hippin and tobaooo were
move actively songht than th other group.
The Intelligence that the "supreme cerurt held
the-Volstead act t be eonstiMionat cams ever
the wire shortly before o'clock. Naturally the
new eame a a dippeintmBt, and such (teeae
United States- food Product end United
States Industrial Alcohol promptly told off. the
former dropping a-poiot or more end th latter
fractionally t first , ; .. ; , "L -
'The effect waa Indeed more er lee dampening
en the whole list. The raits were uite neglected,
and price movement in that quarter war unim
portant ;l.
' The bears were encouraged to prase operation
en the shorVsid in the st hour, but U did not
prove very aasy going. , Trading all but earn to
a standstill.' .1. '
Portland. Monday s 88 .... 15 4 J
Tear ago 18 . 4 34 8 2
Igeesoa te .date. 8971 194 3944 543 397
. v- wtk n 4iAa oe evK etoc
w asv . . ., iv.v ,vq am w wv
Tteona Batnrdsy 11 2 . Til
- i ar age , , . . , t
Season to date., 7164
- Year age..... 6455
9 rattle, Saturday, 34
Year ago .... 19
Season to dateu.,6361
Tear ago . . . . 5894
New York. June 7. (7J. P.) Prac
tically all issues showed fractional
losses, at the. stock market opening to
day. Mexican Petroleum opened, at off
. Baldwin off . Tobacco Products
off -4, Sinclair off Studebaker off
M. Pan-American Petroleum up V. TJ. 8.
Steel off . United: Retail Stores Ain
chaned, International .Paper oft 1,
Southern Pacific v unchanged. General
Motors up .
Pan-American Petroleum -responded to 10 per
cent stoek' dividend announcement with advance
of H point at . the opening, r Mexican Pe
troleum. on th other hand, under th asms
condition, wa off at 179.
Within 10 minutes Psn-American Petroleum
had dropped tq 103 H. The rest of the list
waa reactionary as the resnlt of the rather poor
bank statement. Baldwin wa off H at 115 H.
Studebaker off U at 9H. Steel eemmen off
at. 93 K0 Bails shewed little change from
previous elos. "ii. ;
i The market wa largely s gpeeialty affair fhm
ing the early trading. Moving picture stocks
advanced easily. Famous Players showing aa ad
vance of 5 point over the previous ejus, while
I-oew gained a point. Raft stock were also
in demand under ' the leadership of Tobaooo
Product, which sot above 73.
The stock market was marking time today,
waiting the outcome of the Republican conven
tion in Chicago, Th eonsna ef opinion was
that tli market would be s dull affair until
after a candidate ha been chosen, -which cannot
eom until late In the week. Tradera trying
to scarp a point here there had bard Urn
of ft os either the long'or short ide. ' -
Th market closed lower.
The whole list mid off hrply during th
last half hour, when call money advanced to 1 0
per cent. - Pan-American Petroleum sold down
B point from the opening, and United State
bunu got oeiuw Ud. Other steel told off 3 te
4 points. Tpbeceo held up (omparatively well.
Furnished by Ovwiweek C row. Board
of Trade bnildlngi . .
lifaWOHltTlONi
AUia ChaUuen. .
t Open I High
" May 32,
1919.
886.734
18,610
35.403
Kay 32.
1919.
394,929
17,560
, 43,954.
May 81.
1 1919.
480.169
14.973
85.634
May 81.
101ft.
: 605,877
24.308
43.311
25e;
Butter, pnnnits . . . .
Chees. pound . , .
tesa. caaeg
Butter, pounds
Cheese, pound ......
kajga, case , ,
Portlsn .
30.408 '
142,03f
Sii.OUj
My31,
1910.
605,877
4.808
.43.3 II
' Butter, pounds ..
Cheeae. pound .,.,
Kggs. case
Butter, pound
'heee. pound
klggs, case . . .
".I
S2H.803
t 27.763.
37.602
Ms 81.
1919.
450,160
14.978
35.634
Mj23,
1920.
164.728
140.150
23,943
May 22,
1910.
394,929
17.560
4354
May 23,
1920,
120,778
47.207
82.201
May 22.
1919.
386.784
18.616
35.403
fctTTTEB MARKET HOLDIKG HERE
While there -haa' been snore er lee effort en
th part of a local manipulating creamery to
reduce th pric of butter o that It cmdd
eeur it atorage supfilies for less, the markat
aemained tesy for the dy. .
i .
BEAD I.ETTTJCE StjpFiT EIEERAX.
- Head lettuee from local place was in liberal
gnpply during th day and prices war down
round 33.00 2. 50 generally en the Parmer'
market, Th erep ha been greatly aided by
veeent rains. . .
CHICKE3T PHIZES AJt 8TAG3TAWT
Both price and Movement of ehieken h tUg
nant t this tire, it being impravubl to in
terest either local or outside - buyer 1 eiaanimg
up th freak accumulated stock her.
STKATv-BEBBT PRICES ABE' EAST
What heavier- auwelie. the local inavb
trawberrie wa caster at 86.00 m 3.60. mostly
e. i e y . I "
POTATOKS Selling price: Oregon fancy.
.vu a v-uv j vtau, e iu.o per cv, euy
IpS pvic, 88,00; new, 1813H lb.
BKPRIE.S -Oregon liollsr. ',6.00 6.80;
Clark seedUntrs. 30.75 7.00, I ; . .
YEliKTABLIiS-'-Turnips, 90a pet . dosea
bnncui, carrot, 4,004.50 sack: beet.
15a denn buncbeai cabhaga. California.
lEeyeo iet mce, J. 1 3 (e? sou per emu; rxi
oumber. 83.60 per doaeni tematoea. 38.00 1
egg plant. 60a per pound; broeoUi. 82.33 1
bell pepper, 75s: celery. 81.50 per dozen; peas.
106110 lb.: artiehokss. Sl.fiO oer donat mZ
paragus, Oregon, $2.25 df 2.50 doaen bunehe.
Mt en) preelslen
0OTJNTRT ViCATti Selling priee: Country
bogs, 19 20c for top blockers! bevy, J6e
best real, 19c l hvy veal. 13 f 18e per lb.
SMOKED MKATaWHam. 89 9)44 per lb.i
breakrast bacon. 35 w 56c; pjenus, 2ge tr lk. 5
eett roil. 88e per lb.
l4Ato-&etti reedered.. 7e rb-i ' ctaadard.
e; tierce ban compound,' 74a, 14 ..
run en ahiifiii
FRESH FI3U Slmon. freah Chinook. 9a
25c; halibut, fresh, 16 422e lb.: stnrweon.
t )1 black eod. 10 A lie lb aileer amalt.
10c do lb.: kiuoered salmon. S2.BO in.ik
basket; kipered cod, 32.35; Columbia smelt!
Be per lb.; raaor clsm. t- ) bi; crab. 33.50
(93.60 doMta roe ahad, 10 lb., drKSd shad.
6 6c: ling Zbd, 6 8a lb,
s arecarla .
SUQARMernlnal price. Mflnerv Kaa
Cube, 323.60; fruit and berry, 934.75 D
yellow, 324-151 granulated. 324. 7Rj aaUa 0.
34.85i golden & 3.24.1157 H
HONES New. 37.00 s 7.60 ease. ,
Kiue japan tyie. K. 1 -lSHe: Hew
0,?.h",d" ',J ,?lu Kos. 14V per to,
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100a. . 817 as
Kr ton; 60s, 816.75J table darly. 60s. 817.25;
930.501 lump reek. 626.50 per ten.
BEANS. iSale ky jobber) Small white,
TV per lb.; large white. 7 . e lb,! pink, 8 Vie
lb. ; lima. 13 He; tajou, like; reds, 1041
Oregon bean, buying priee nomine 1. 6 H lb.
CANNED . MJLLK -Carnation. aa.Bai B.aH..
L36.85 Ater. 86.25; Eagle. 811-35; Ubby.
SB.a; Mount vernaa. ee.ue per eeae,
COPFlfiaVBeaated. 34 46e n seek e
drums. -- ,-.-- ,.
,-. SODA CRACKERS In bulk, 17 Vie per lb.
' NUTS Walnuts. 33 6 40c per lb.; almonds,
88e; filbert. 32c in ack lots; peanuts. 15 0
19c; pecans, tpe.: BrazJds, 0s. ff
. I - i -J J' - -
Saa Fraarlsco Posltry Market
-gin Francisco, June 7. (TJ. P.) Broil
er. ..o ev Sac; larg nen. so S 33c; bet ducks,
6$29c. -,,-r j - . .... -
"k 1 ' " v :"
Saa Francisco 'Grain Market
Ban Francfctco, June 27. (li P.) Barley
ppof leeo, per cental, i.msii.tu.
- ',- 1 1
Xew;Tork Potato Market
New Tork, ' Jon 7- (t N. 8.1 -PoUtoe
oia. parrei. -or nag) Market active.
Nearby white, 910.00 10.80; Bermudas, 33
Stocks. Beads, (yemm, Grata, Ete,
tlt'tl? 5 Board of Trade BsUdlsg -
OveiecK&Cook
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Joesaber Chicago Board of Trade
' Cerresposdelg et Loran Bryaa
Calcaga aw Tert
' 1 '. FACTS 539 " "V
CONSTRUCTION
COSTS INCREASE,
Estimates mad) by the
Massachusetts Highway 1
: Corrf mission Indicate that
3 1.00 today is required to
build the same amount
of road, which could be.
secured In . 1915 for. '45 1
cents- Even with this
100. per cent Increase it
is found to be best and
. mopt economical to pave
road, street ;or highway
with . .-'.I. t-r r;';.,
WARRENITE
BITULITHIG
'iWABBEjr BROTHERS'
COMPAN T -
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B0 14
88
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48
18
86 V
97
59
99
193 V
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94 H
43
86 H
79
115 V
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Am. Agr. Chem. , .
Am, Beet Sugar. ,
Am. Can, e , , . . ,
Am. Car Fdy. . ...
Am, Cattnn Oil...
Am. II. ft L., c.
Am. Int. Corp....
Am. Ijocq., o,,,,.
Am. Braelt., e. , . .
Am. steel Fdy. ...
Am. Bugar, e
Am. Sum. Tobacco.
Am, T. it T.
Am, W. Pgper. pfd.
Am, Sin. .......
Anaeonda kf. Co. ..
Atohiaon, e. . , . . . .
Baldwin Loco. . c . .
Baltimore 4 Ohio, e,
Bethlehem 8tel B . .
Bosch Magneto. . ..
Brook. Rpid T.
Butte- A Muperior . .
Canadian Paeiiic . ,
Cent.- leather, e . ..
Ches. & Ohio . . , .
Chicago Gt. W., a
M, A St. p...
Chicago as N. W.,
Chil Copper
Chine Copper.
tJeio. Jr. I .... .
Conaolidated Gaa . .
Com Fraducta, e. ,
Crucible Steel, e. .
I). & R. U., c . , . .
eilrie, e, . . .
Oensral Ciger . . . .
General Electric...
Uranby Cons. .. .
Gt. Nor. Ore. . . .
Gt. Ner. By, ...
Greeneananae .
Illinois Central . .
Industrial Alcohol..
inspiration Copper,
lnt'l Harvester. . .
Int'l Mer, Marine, ev
M.an. IX aoiltlg, e, ,
Kenneoott Copper . .
Lackawanna SUel .
ljjuign v auey ...
Mid'lle States Oil .
Mwa-aflj-yetrelenm 179 i 179 - 171 14
Miami copper , , . 20 H 1 30 I 20 Vi
Midvale Steel . . . . 42 42 I 43 .
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79 Vi
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a
103 8238 180 841
49 .... 800 1338
-1.6 I.....
... T 2 8
851 1198 650 1832
101 1709 613 2567
SOFT SHOWERS REVIVE PROSPECTS ON NORTHWEST FARMS .'X
1
HOGS ARE HIGHER
SHEEP ARE LOWER
CRASS CATTLE HIGH
N0BTHWE8T GRAIN RECEIPTS
' Wheat. Barley. Fior. Oeta. Hay?f wUa "Waterman avoathl la
a hnneh of s-rase fed gteers whleh iger)
. The iBternatloaal Initltate of Rom
aj8 the world's winter wheat crop U
farorable. . bat , will averaye 9 r coat
below the m-yar acreac.
By Hymaa IX. Cohen. 1 " .!";
laterally mUlions ot dollars were;
rained on Oregon and Washington farms ,
by the downpour ot the last two days, i
More aid -waa griven the crops by the
showers than haa been the ease tor a
number ot years. This has. been, espe
cially true of the territory eurroundin i
Portland and In the Willamette vaUey, ;
Willsmette valley grain have been suffering
severely ef lata, due te the dryness ot th soil. ,
and th retna com Just at a time when the dan
ger to the erop ws greatest. The ; remit is
that already thera art i3nt ef resewel life is
the grain fteldi. v
Willsmette valley soft . fruits have received
fully much benefit from the showers a have
the grain. Xht to the dry weather, there wa
everv likelihood that he ereea would be area.
ly curtailed, but . the warm abower revived
the plants.
Reports received indicate that the ntnfall
rave much aid te the light land Section tribu
tary s Umatill county, insuring greater wheat
and ether grain prospects, - ; .
Little business Is showing in the grain mar
kets at this time. Flour is steady but un
changed. Hay is very firm and scarce while
millstuff are tmug at former price.
Broomball eehlea:
Italian wheat crop indicated at around 148,
000,000 bushel against 188,000, 000 bushel
last year and 176.000,600 bushel in 1918. In
1918 nd 1919 th importation of foreign wheat
mounted to So. 000.000 Bushels.' j
FKD8TCPlUig prieei Feed oat.
373; rolled barley, 877 a ton.
FLOUR Selling oriee, mill' doors PsUnt,
913.73s MemtJUMV spring wheat. 814.85; Willam
ette valley brands. 311.26; local straight,
911.20: bakers' local. 313.50; graham. 311.50.
Price for city deliveries for five-barrel lot,
HAT Buytng prioes : Willamette timothy,
fancy, 932. 00 per ton: vetch, 330.09; cheat,
332.00 9 28.00: atraw. 910i etever, 831.10;
frsln 825.00; !falf. 833,00 86.00 eton.
GBAl 45 AC K Nominal. New crop deliv
ery. No. 1 Calcutts, 0 32o la ef lotg;
lea amonnts higher. i
MILL8TCFP8 Kill run t mill, taeked,
955.00 3 89.00.
0Ote-Pe? ton, haying price; Feed, 970.00
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. ' 866.009
66.50;mimng, 387.00 67.50; rolled barley,
selling price, 871,00 ton,
Marehaate Egchsnge bid:'
Kev white ,
. -No.
3 blue . .
Standard feed
. BARLEY-"36Kjf
a ,1 .
vp. yeupw .,,,.,.
Eastern (rBin iq bulk:
COUN . . "
No. 8 yellow .............
Jwn.
6850
6700
6Q0Q
T850
TB00.
July.
6900
6700
6600
7669
7S0
Mnueurt Pacine, e
hstional Enamel , .
National Lead . . . .
h'W Haven . , , ,
N. T. Central . ,
Norfolk A Wester
Northern Pacific . .
Ohin Cities Ua. , ,
Pacific Mail
Pan-Am. Pet., e...
Penna. Ry. . .....
Peonlea Us ......
Pittsburg Cofci. c. .
Pressed. Steel Car. c
Ky. Steel Springs, ,
Reading, c. ,..,,
KoyaJ untch
Hep. 1. V S., ...
Bock Inland, e , . . ,
Hnattnca; copper.
Sinclair Cons .....
Southern "Pacific. ,
nontnern My., c, . .
Shell .
8t L. A S.F.....
Swift A Co.. ,,.
Tenn, Copper.,.,,
Texas uil
Tex a Pacific . . , , ,
Trans. Oil ...!!!
TJnio Pacific, c,.. .
Lnioa Oil of IJ,,,
V, 8. Rubbs. a....
Vi 8. Steel, a,....
itah Copper . ....
Vanadium Steel .". ,
Wabuh
Western Cnion
Willy Overland ...
S3
....1.
t
29
68
88
73
38
103
SO
36.
98
98
83
1134
nil
t
32
93
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25
110
48
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114
2
84 Vi
93
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89
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98
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ivi
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78
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110
'48
14
114
19
93
03 Tk
69
76
8
.55
29
69
89
78
88
100
89
86
-
98
98
88
118
89
38
9 t e
93
fi
24
119
40
Mil
114 'A
81
19
23
nai.
(S3
51
8
82
80
it
89
79
984
186
64
144
87
71 'I
29 .i,
84
th
180
at i
70 V4
43
80
42
95
86
76
Benefit Coos Crop -Mrhfild,
June 7. Nearly n inch of rain,
which feU Jaa night la Coo eenaty, ha dan
thousand of dollars' worth of aoorl . for the
farmer and ba avd the spring craps, which
threatened te be ckeolute failure on account of
tba unusual dryness. Rain fell Sunday and
last nignt. rnere was a ooa downpear, which
gave the grroond thorough soakina. . The !,
fit to crops. frit and pasture is such that
practically insure a good year, where failure
wsa promiseu. , j- . r . ,;-
Pendleton Wsati 7nr
Pendleton, June 7. lire-pne hundredths of
n (. w bib seii m uti yieuuu Jaat night.
The precipitation wa not hearr and. "while wel
come, waa . not uf fieient to help wheat ma
terially. Indication point' to more raid and
fjfmeri nope4o a heavier .fall. .
, Ralo -at Hiiuhoro
. J11. June -7. A heavy- rain fn her
last night and brought relief to drought stricken
field, It ia Btimted that th precipitation
w worth over 2.000.00 to the.iounty,
Chieaa-o Potato Market t
Chiea go. inn 7-- tt X. B, ) wrett8-.
gteceipU 49 ogr. Uinnesotaa, Ugkotaa. Ohio
and Wisconsin, 9.50 8.75T
go food they sold at 81145, ths rai led
-price. ; . .
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUJf -
' Hvl Cattle. Calve. - aheen.
Mondy I2H0 2209 168 1775
Week g ...... J0Q7
Two week ago... 870
Four week ago,. 798
Year ago I. ... . J 1378
Two year age... 1266
Three years age.. 1829
Your year so. 4353
174T
2103
1444
1448
1353 .
884
1553
979
is a
114
28
45
1691
1959
1081
2162
2674
1804
1258
There waa run ot JOT ears of live
stock in the North Portland alleys over
Sunday. , Hosts were tirroar and B0c
hirher, cattle were steady to-easy, while
sneep were 50o lower and lamba steady.
In th hog lly there wa firmer tone at
North Portland for th Monday mamins open
ing despite the somewhat heavier . run than a
weak ago. First price were 50c higher than
the closing of the preceding session and the
Sarket was firmly maintained generally -during
day. ?. :
General hog market rei"k
Prime mixed ...., .TV.. 818.00 0 15.50
kfediam mixed 14.60 415.00
Rough be viae ........ ,7. ... 10.00 w 1
rig 11.00019.60
tnooth havi . . . . . . , . . . , . n.OO 0 18.30
- A A . . i a -
wej ueitie era
Fer good quality csttl thai w steady
ton at 'North Portland fev the Monday wiorn
tng opening. Beeeipte were- somewhat in eseeas
of the prevtou Monday but th trade was
bullish from the start. - For poor euaiity stock
the market dnggsd but no change waa shown in
early value.
General cattle market rang; '
BWit beef ateer IU.T5 12,23
Choice beef steers .11.05 ? 11.50
fiood to choice ateer 10. 6011. 00
Medium to good ateer .SOlO.B0
Fair to food steers , . . ...... 9.50 1., 9.50
Common ta fair steer T. 75 8.P0
Choir cows and beifer. ..... 8 73 10.25
Good t choio eows end heifers 8.75 9.75
sledtum to good eows and heifer
Fir te medium cow and heifers
tenner . ,.. T.
Bulla . ....................
Beet light calve 12 00 13.50
Medium ealve ............. : 8.50 1 1 .00
Heavy ealve . . . ,' . . , . . e.OOe 8.60
Stoeker and feeders.......,., 8.004 8.60
: j Bheea Msrket ' teerer '
Sheep msrket wtth : the ' zeeptioa' of ewe
showed lots ef 50e at North Pertlnd far th
Monday morning trade. Receipt were slightly
in esoesa of thos pf last Monday. Swe ,.
well a. lambs held steady, -i - .
General sheep end lamb range: " ,
Spring lamb ............. .812.00 A 1150
Cull lamb . ............ . 8.00 10.08
YesrUng , , , , , , I I-90
M ethers ..,,,,,,., , . 6,00 J,B0
Ewe 800 tt 7,50
Meneay mereilng 81
At, ih.. Price, J h'o. A. Thfc Price.
B.l'U I S,,,,lUIi Xtl.ilU
11.00 I 26... ,1128 11.85
29....lQ0a J2.23
Quick Rally in , -Coarse
GrainList
ChV-go. Jnne T. (I- N. S.) Cora cleeed
e to 2 lower, Oata eloaed steady te 1 He
hi her. Pinvlesnas - ehwed 6e to- 30 tower for
pork. 22c to 23q lower for lard, and lie to 28c
fewer fog ribs.-,. ,.5 .
: Chkwgei, Jen T. (L K. S,) Corn neened
4f 1 e lower today en scattered c!lin but
outea rauy feiioweu ad u sMrtet oeveiopen
firmness. . . .
With tightnaws of the Inly delivery as s fea
ture, eat started e lower to e higher,
Peneiaiosw, refleeting th atrength in hogs,
epeaed t w 10 higher tor lard, 8 high foe
rib end with no opening guotetion on pork.
' Chicag range by United ryesau ' ' ' y
Open, High,
July 172 174
Sept........ 18 166
- . : OATS
July ...... t4tt 99
aeow ...... .Vk
'ntr ....... risen i
Sept. ..,..,8480
I
170
1
66 157
Clnae,
171
84
78
Jury ,.,',,,2090
Sept. ...... 3160
July - .,....1930
crept,, ......1897
8500
LAR! '
8090
2175
IIBS
. 1890
1897
8470
9083
2150
, 1807
' 1883
8
78
8848 ,
8470
f068
150,
'1807
18S2
ASIXBlCAir LIVESTOCK FBICES
7.75 8.78
a.79 7 73
5.009 6.00
6.00 9. 50
. Osileaoo Hog. 914.70 !
Chicago. June 7. tL N. 8.) Hogs Re
ceipt 86.000; funy 9Se higher. Bulk, 913.65
14 60: top. 814.70: heavyweight. 813.959
14.45i medium weight,- 114 30 14,70 ; light
weight; 814.15 14.70; light UghU, 81 2.50 CJ
14.50; heavy packing sow, smooth, 812.40 0
19.S0I parkins sows, rough, 911. 70 tf 12.30;
Pigs. 910.35 18.70. ' -.-.s .... -..
Cttl Receipt 1 1,000 1 tedy te 50c
nigner. iteet steer, medium end beavyvraight,
eta aAA.a ka . - . . i - . , . - a .a
15.501 medium 'end good, 813 75 .4.60 light
weight, seed end choice. 113 83 15.10) eom.
men god B)4ium, 811.00 18.85. Butcher
eattl. brifers. 88 40 18.75; cow. 88,13 4
12.001 bulls, 37. 0011,60: eanners and cut
ter eew. and heifer, 35.00 8.10) eaaner
neers, .ie..g veej . earves t iignx ana
bandyweight) , 813.50 14,50; feeder ateer.
99.504M 12.15s tookr . ateer. 88.00 11.40 1
(tocker eow and heifers, 87.89 9 9.73; stocksr
caivea, r,BUy to.QU.
Sheep Receipt. 12.000: strong to higher.
Lamb. (94 lbs. down), 818.50 16.50 lamb
15 iba up), 318.7G16.38i Umba. Ils and
eemwon. 39.56 A 19.501 anrine lamba. 813.00
yeanuig weutcra, 3U.au w ts.ou; cnion r
BAKER SBIFS yiRSTi BCTTEB
19 CAB. LOAD LOU
Baker. Jnn 7. The tV k ear of butter vcf
hiuued. from Kaatern Oretion in aingte eorr
aignment ha pe sent hi th Mutual Cream-
ry company t Hakey to iewuten, inane.- im
car contains 24.000 pound ef butter reined at
819.000 wholesale, end rapresente th surplus
onttnit of the Bke pleat in seeM ef th local
market demand, which eatertdk te Th Dalle and
Wall Welle. Wash., for the monta of aiay.
Frank WslUngtpn. manager f the plant, y
tht the eioaas in June wiU.be twe car nd
the mm rate of msnufsrtur wilt he msintelned
threoghoot th nmmer. Tl increased st)nt has
been made pesmibj hy the eapeaeien ef the
plant durtns the enatef double IM fennr
apeity. snd to the recent stimulation of th
dairy industry in Baker erttnty, H1 yn ge
little dairying was done ia iJee enunty, which now
lupporte three areenierWs f 1 addiUea te th one
WITH.! EARXT X.OSS
Kew TorkfTune 7 YJ tt. ,) In the fe
ef firmaea t Liverpeol ehieh waa due ta buy
ing by the trad and eonUient the cotton market
that morning opened eeder with new crop
month 18 to 83 points laet lower.
After breaking to 85.6 far October, a net
loss of 40 point,, the mckt, regained half th
loss ea pujchaaUg by thf, Uidf
. . v.. . .?- ..T
' FMrr(Uihd by Overbeck; A Cook Co., Board
of 'Trade huildinf : ; . -
? Open. . Iflih. 7w. . Close.
January 3426 !t 8437 3408 8408
March ......... 8375 8385 8552 8858
May 8340 ' 8840 8810 9810
jui 8S7o4 170 stsi 5740
October..,...;. 8608;? 8605 , 8563 8667
Ueoember ...... 8475! 8491 .8459 8460
tit Tork spot mk l 4000.
Lireroool Cot ton Steady
' Uvarpnol, June 7. (t N. S. Sit opened
euiet; price terly ; ! eouo oaan.
American middliuos. fair. 33.18 1 good mid
dllng., 80 384 full middling. 29.18; middlings.
27.88S low. 24.18; vd erdjmgry, 21.38; ef-
Olnary a.gs. ' ... i.v"--.
. : Future PSd firm,:. ' -
- i . i t , n ..-
Jfew" Tor Bend Msrket
Fnrnished by Overhww - A Ceeke eompany
Board ef Ttaae WWi , ?:.;-
Atehison gnU 4 ......I,... 78
Pal. eV Ohio gold 4 , ,k..; 69
Beth Steel ref. 5 ..... kH ... . 80
,Oeat. rsgjirio 14 4-i;; ., 68
'u,, p. . u. eoi,
. -d .....
pt. l"ul genl, 4 a . . i . . .
Cbicag" K. w. genl, 4j , , .
94
I
No.
,a,.t,jisq
9, . , , 015
'36.,-, ,1073
3.., 000
31..,, 886
eto
, 4.... 023
85,,. 021
'S. 160
13..,, 186
10.60
11
Il.t5
uijwb
S.00
8.79
10 00
9.00
7 60
6 00
x 8.50
CALYXS
B.OO
1. . ..1040
11., ,,1079
?,
8.00
IS.
33,.,,
195
9...,' 325
15,,,.V210
2.... BOO
. . , . 23
4'. . i. 258
2. ... 805
25.... 176
8,,.,. 75
,94. V., 148
9.,.. 245
1..:.'. 900
a,.., 1M
1....14S0
00
12.50
MIXED
. tVswA e t t
W - - tuvu
,1810
uos
l.'. r.ioio
28., I. 898
6... :161
4..,, 67
8.... 130
CATTM)
HOOS
is.ou
18.00
15.00
16.00
18-60
14 00
13.25
19.23
19.00
19.30
1385
13.00
15.00
BULLS
S.00
LAMBS
10,00 I
2,...- 240
ll.i 11
6,.,. 829
a....-atf
so. ,i, aai
89. ,,,-318 i
15..,, 199
87.,.. 178
1. ... 150
4.,. 143
T.OO
10.10
9.00
10,09
6.00
10.85
1280
8.00
18.00
15.00
.15.25
13.00
18.00
15.80
15.25
15.83
15.25
10.00
18.00
15.83
18.6$
i;.lP30:5 T.50
alley 5ets llala
Sal am, Jnn 7. -All growing- eswp In this
lection ef the Willamette vlly have been, ira
mesaqrtbly benefited by this rain, which hss
been falling sine Hunday morning. Corn gnd
pot tee are especiglly in need of moisture gad
th loganberrie ware beginning te shew gigna
ef the dry weather. Th precipitetion te date
meaur PProimtely n Inch.
88
flu
18
118
8V
68
92
69
74
- b: 14
iiviiis
4
8
8
T3
88
28
161
88
86
66
98
98
82
113
89
24
UOVi
10
47
40 41
r
lis Vi
ss
99
02 V
69
74
7
83
is
- Total sale for the day" wro 4 48.200 iban
with. bond sale of 816.805,000. ,
' Dried Fmlt sd Sssaa
Hew York. Jun 7.-(I. N. 8.) Bean
Market firm. Usrrow, choice, 312; pea, choice.
88.00 8.25 1 14 kidney, choice, 815.73 0
16.00. , - , t ,
Dried Fruit Market,' quiet. Apricots,' extra
choice to fsaey, 37 37c; apples, evaporated,
prim to fancy, 17; prune, 80a t 60. 15 0
25c; 60s to 100. 11 16s: peaches, extra
choice to fancy, 18-gl22c; seeded raisins, choic
to fancy. 22v24,-Aa ' v-
Efficiency
Loiv Cost
F.W.Baltcs
Company
v Printers' v ,
, .'..- r
; - v
' First and Osk Streets
.MaloICS gttrtosil.e-
Preferred
as Collateral
rfENEVER decasion arises for use of
collateral, either as security for loans
or in Dusmess transactions, bonds '
- . are preferred. They are everywhere
recognized as the highest character
of collateral, Municipal Bonds are--
Income Tax Exempt, Protected
as to Principal and Interest by
Taxes and are Readily Market
able. Why not invest in . long-term,
low priced, high-yieldng ' - .
MUNICIPAL BONDS
' Rate Maturity Yield
Yakima Co.f Wash. Road. . 6 1921-26 5.50
Pxineville, Or., Funding,.,,. 6 .1934-38 6.00: '
Kingman Col'y, Or., Drainage 6 1931-40 6,25 '
Pocatello, Idaho, Imp't. .... 7 1927-29 6.50
Ryegate, -Mont, Water. . . . . 6 193 lMo 6.75 -
ONDSl,USTS-CCElfANCES
HALL
COMFAlMYi
Btry artel Sell U. S. Gowornmo-t, Frr Government
fUilroaei, Public Utility. Intlvutrial, Municipal
: ' BONDS ; ;'
( : - - - - QaoUtiosta Upon IUvMt
tewig EIJy.PortlsncT, Or. ' TelepTionw MrT)Tl CSS "
ewes, S3.D0ae8.25; ewes, culls end common.
38.00$ 6 60; feeder Umba 88.00 13.80.
... Crenvep He $14.1 ..
Tenver, Jun I, (U. P,)Cattl Ileeelpts
2800, 2550o bighr. . Bteer. 3ll,50
14.95: eows And heifers. 88 60 r 11.76 : stork
r and feeder. 38.73 010.60; cow. 113.60 0
16.00.. - , -
. Hog Receipt 1000, t4y 10c higher. Top
814.13; bulk, 318.25 18.80.
nnsep -neceipt x oo. strong. Lamb sie.BO
)16.00f eww. 88.60.RO. .
i, Omaha H 818.88. .'
Omaha. Neb.. June 7.L.N. 6.1 Ho
Iteceipte 12,000, active, mostly SSc higher:
bulk. $13.35 18.781 top 318.00.
Csttle Heeeipts 6500, genemlly higher to
1 26 higher on U rUaaeaj heat heavy Peeve
-.o.
Sheep Hecelpt 8500. teady to gtronf i Cl-4 horn. 6a, April 1031 , 064
1WS. o, Airu. iiai tjf ..... pn 7
Du 5s. April 1886 . , 88 r
Iom, Cendos, injT. . ., , , , s
...... e 7g
ifornia spring lamb. 816.751 wa. 88.66,
cwvwti r. ..t., m un. I I . ... p. f -nO
Receipt 478, higher. Prim h'ghta, 815.00
1B.60 medium to choice, 814. Q0 18.00 ;
rougn aeavi, 64a.oasijs.oo pigs, gia.ao
18.00.
i att le ltererpu 453, steady, Pt ter. 311
311.75: medium to choic. 810.00 & 11.00:
eemmea te eoed. 37.50 10.00: best 'eows and
heifer. 88.75 10.85 1 vadium to choiee, 33.75
e.T3 : common to goad. 84.60 8.50: bulla.
60.06 7.50 ; csJvea. Tf.ao. W 18.50. -
ctueepr xvon. ..
701
70
76 V4
ai
71
80 V
I . if, unu e. .....if.....
New Tor ry. 6s ,.,.(.;,.,
Northern Pao, P, U 4 '9. . . ,
Reading genl, 4 ,,,,.,.
an Par ifio 1st 4 . . . . i . ,
vi. n. nteei s ......... v. .
Union Pacifie lit ref, 5. 70
aoathem
Boutliarn
Penna. Conv.
Penna. 1st 4 H ........... 73 H
Che, as Ohio conv. Bs ...... 74V
Ore, Bhort t4na4a .77
'Ask.
. 721
61H
83
: 68 H
Mi
- 85
78
76
Pecifie eonv, frt , , . 86 U . , 7
PaeUic eoo,' 4 , IvZ t tB
onv. 4V4e .,,..., 84 88
f74?
J9
: Foreltfa Bohd Marast
Furnishd by UvrVot Uoege Heard
ef Trao piog. ; a mio. as.
f vt
A. V. 6s. Out. 1820 , 39 v.
V. K. 8wS. No. 1881 i.,,... 64
Man. rrance 6. 18 1 , t, . , . , . 68
Paris 6a, Oet, 1821 .li:,..... 0114
Ruael . JSstn. H, ! 5 .... 23
Russian 11,-6 Vi. 18aii 80
ixhh, Lunmii.
V. K. 6H. 1831
7U
02
30
85
HI
iky
90
old stack. New stork.
kd.
local, K.rly " i
Whit. Koe, No. 1, S 0Og.8.Bo, Mn, il 11. OJ
AO, 1. T.OPO6J.
6.160; lua.
" thlrafo Dnlry Frodnr
Chicago. Jun 7. 1 1. N. 8.1 RoM-r
Tteeeipt 8416 tub. Creamery tr, 6;ih;
tanrlard, 68c firsts, 4M0 6Oo seniinU.
48446; packing stock. S4M0c.
yi- Keclpta 16,46 rasa. MUneUan.mi..
S78Ntfcc: ordinarv firsta. S.ICaaoc: nn,.
S8V88vie! tr. lHi?4.'c; chetk.
$wUe dirtie. 30tS8Vc.
t hee. -Twins, new, 34 tt n '.'An; dai.te,
SBe Young Americas. S26ttci loua-
hems, S920Vae: rrick, 2c
live Poultry Turkeys, 30c; eliinkena, 8e:
springs. 45 63?; rputora, 0;- greae, 20c;
uucas, evu.
J76W Tork Better ad F.fr6
New Tork. June 7 (I. N. 8.1 Butter
Market, firm. Oeamrry itra. BBe5:
vmeiw first, 626 661 erratn.ry, hirirr
coring, 55tt59ci tatg dairy, tubs, 44 id
4HSI rnovta str, ' geteune.
t'lieeae Market steady: 26tt31c: wln.le
milk, fancy, 8 a H 6 2 Or whole milk, fan. v
young America, B8e aktm. stlals, J g H i
IttVtc; skims, choice, 16H4tlTVc; Wim.,
fair to good. 12 1 tic.
Kcg--AIrket auist. Nearby white, fanry,
54W8ri nearfcy brown, f.nry, (OgrSloi ettra,
43 V 4C first., 4a49He.
yew York SIttal Market .
New Tork. Jun T.tl. N. .) 'oprr
?uiet. iot gnd Jun offered, 18 Ho; Jvi ?,
8 H 4 18 He; Auguat, U'i MlHSe.
Leail Nominal. Spot, June, July nd Au
gust, offered. 86. 80.
Spelter Julet. Hpot, Jun, July. Auk-ut
end heptcmber. 67.40 gy 7.73,
yew Terk auear and Cnf fee
New Terk, June 7. (U. P, 1 Orffee
No. 7 Rio 15 K f 14 Hi ' 4 aUntus, i4V (J
Buggr steady Rsw 90.31020.60 refined
steady, granuUted 21.50 (g 26. 60.
, 'Vsw Tork Wool aad iildit
New Tork, J una T. (L N. 8.) Ww.1
Market weak. liotueatie fleece, XX Oliia. ttd (.
f n alf.aas'! . twllaul unu tsawrl kiSIMkai fi I i nil
8 1.50 1 dopieitip, TlIU, acoursd 1mi, Hvk?
81.60.
llidea alarket wtsk. h'sUv gteera, 81 C
86c; branded ter. 81c.
la Creps Bared
Albany. Or.. June 7. Intermittent' shower
Uturdgy sight. Sunday sad Sunday night, a
precipitation ef about three fourth ef an inch.
cam jun in urn to v un county crop
from (uffering aerionaly from the dry pcll. The
sniua guarantee a fall wheat eroe. according ta
Ueunty Agent 8. V. Smith.- Wheat had begun
to head out rtremeturely, but ths beads' Had
not begun to fill and it i belie red th mot.
tur wvu - rerestau. further ripening. Straw
berrie were benefited, - K
Good Cref Oatleak y; i ;
Entarertse. June 7. .Th.- ummi, torn .
bumper erep ef small grin w never better in
VViiowa county. ; Rain and warm weather are
doing wonder for U vegetation, .
sairt tntmvcv, of thi coast
an r rniic nsret
San Trancliico, June 7. (U, P.) Butter
Extra. 54 lie; prim fjmta, SSUe.
Kgg tr, 46Hj firsta, 41j tUw puj.
lte. i 7 V c ; undersiaed pnilata, 8 V.
Ches Cahfomi flsia, fancy. 88e, '
aeattle ' eserhet .
Seattle, June 7. p. P. ButUr Country
ereaniery euhea, 681 pdeks. 64.
KggSeiect reneh, 44 644. i V i
ftW Rlli IS.60, .' .' . '
' w4 6 .1674
law Angeltsv Jung . 7 (1, M. S.) Butter,
54o per lh.- Hm-t-
Eggs lJtrs. 4 Set Ae eeunt, 41o; pullets,
87e: peewe, 81a per 4Ven.
Live poultry Hen, ; l88o; hroUer. 38;
fryer, 83e, . . .. i ..
i. .. mm:. my -
TOIATOBS AltiiJIQ' THE COAST
- Sen frwn trk4
San Prsneiaee, Jnny!T. ( U. P.) Potatoes
New, 1 6e,' eld. elO. .
Onion Australian frown, 36.50 7. 00.
; FUld pea 8H 5 li. f - - -
Lee anestee. Market -I.-
U Angel. June T5'-- M." 8.1 PrUtoi y
Belgian 7W
to yidi 7.95 t 24.GD
' Antlclpattnf avergubsorlptlon we
euhacrtbed for a lar amount for
our own aocouat, and while any
ot our allotment ta available we
will protect orders at ortstnal
price of 67.85 and accrued interest
to yield 7.65 to 84.89, according
to year reTUemed. Thee bond
are to ba redeemed by drawings
at 118 in amounts of not ! than
11,000,000 annually.
., Denominations 1 8 0 0, 1 1 0 0 0.
Dated June 1, 1830. Put June 1,
1845. Payable at US in U. B. Uo!4
Coin In New York, fres from any
Belgian taxes, prenent or future,
Pries for 7V47 bonds 97V4 and ao.
erued interest to yield not let
than 7.95'o and up to it. 19'..
Wlr.rel6r6 ,alW
SfCAMO FtOSV MAIN 64 5
HOUTMWESTtr.W t?AHK CLC3.
.mm..
These unusually 1 attractive Aperican Northwest municipals
elouqently testify to the prcsejril magnificent buyirig opportunity
5S
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GBNBRA.L OBUiGATION BONDS
Amarieaa Bonds Eaamat r rn AJi FIre4 lacogaa Taaag
" Arco. City of, iSaho. Llght,V.V.. Jf S
Arlington, City of, Ortijon, Sswer.V . . 4 6
Arlintton, City of.' Oregon. W. St l. . . .3 . . . . 6
Attnrls f.1tv of: Oreron. Ser No. 1 S .,,,. .v' fS
Aitorla, CUy of, Oregon, Imp., Ser, Nq. 24if.. ,
Bonner County, Idaho, S. P., No, 4 . . , . . .... 5 y
Bonner County, Idaho. I. S, 0., No. t f . i
Buhl, City of, Idaho, water . . . . . . . .
Buhl. Cty of, Idaho, City HaU. ,... 3..i .
Clarke County, Wash., Road (Donohue) - , , .'.
Clatsop County, Oregon, S. P., No, 30, .ri'i- . .
Coos County, O report. S, P., No- . .. .,
Franklin County, Wssbint ton . . . ; , ...
Freemont County, Idaho, I. S. P., No. 3 , . . j "T . .
Grace. City of, Idaho, trjht .,... ...
Helix, City of, Oregon, Imp , V, , .
Heppner, City of. Oregon, Water .f. , ,
Jeroms County, Idaho. Hillsdale H. P. ..
Kelso, City of. Wash.. Wjtter ,,,..,....,.
, Lewis County, Wash., Rosd Donohue) . . 4 , . , . . .
Ontario, City of, -Oregon, Paylnj.'.v. , .. ..,...
; Power County, Idaho, Crystal Highway.,:, .,
PrlnevHle, City of. Oregon, Funding ....'. .e..
Roosevelt. City of. Utah , . . ." , . ....... . It.
Sesttla. City of. Wash.. L. & P, , . .. . .!!.. . .
6-
"vtattirity
JW 1931-39
A&O 1940
A&O 1940
F&A 19J
M&N 1931-37
J&D 1930-39
J&J 193l-?7
J&J 1930-39
J&J 1931-39
1932-39
1929- 30
1930- 40
1924-39
6 .
6
6 ;
6
6.
S i
Seattle, City of, Wash.. L. & P.. . , . . . M. ..... S
Seaside, City of, Oregon, Funding .... 6-
Shoshone County, Idaho, Clarkia H. D. . . Is ..... . 6
Shoshone County, Idaho, Clarkia H. D . 6 :
Tacoma. Port of, Washington , .. . $
Teton .Countyrldaho, Road & Bridge. $,
Wapato, Washineton, Water k. .-, 6
A&O
F&A
M&S
A&O
5J4 ,J&0 1931-39
0 J&J 1931-39
r&A 1933-39
M&N 1927.-39
J&J 1930-39
A&O
M&N
F&A
J&J
6
VA
6
Priea
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
(00.00
100.00
too.oo
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
99.00
too.oo
100.00
100.0Q
YioU
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.50
3. SO
6.00
6.00
5. So
s.so
3.50
3.50
5.50
6.00
6,00
1933
1921-30
1927-29
JS30-38
A&O 1932-40
J&P ' 193
A&O 929
A&O (935
J&P (930-33
M&S .1933-39
A&O (938
F&A 1936-37
J&J (931-36
M&S 1929 ,
100.00 3.50
100.00 6,00
(00.00
To Net
(00,00
(00.00
(00.00
100.00
96.39
94.85
(00.00
(00.00
(00,00
To Net
10D.00
(00.00
6.00
s.so
6,00
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.50
3.50
6.00
6.00
6.00
5.50
5.50
6.00
SPECXAI.iASS!SSM
Anries Beads Casnpf irom AU Fodtral Incomo Tsasg
Buhl, City of. Idaho, Sewer Pitt., Nor. 3. 7
Buhl, City of Idaho, Sewer Pist., No. 4., ...... 7
Buhl, City of Idaho. Paving Piat., No, 3., .,,.. 7
Olympian City of. Wash,, Imp. sJi. .... i. 7
Olytnpia, City of. Waih.. Imp, . v . ,..;!.. ,.,v 7
Rupert, City ofK Idaho, Sidewalk II: D. NdM..... 7
Rupert, City fIdaho, paving'1. P., No. (,:, 7
7
Soda Springs. City of. Idaho,. Sidewalk. .
Soda Springs, Citv.etf, Idaho. Swr.
it. Antnony. iwity of. losno. Imp, ... . ,.
yancouvcr. City of, Waihtngton, Pavin j
.-
y
7
6
F&A
F&A
F&A
Jan,
Jan.
F&A
F&A
F&A
F&A
J&J
. Mar.
1927-29
1926-29
1924-29
192(
1923
1.9J (-29
1921- 29
1922- 29
1921-29
1927
1921-30
(00,00
100.00
100.00
(00,00
iioo.ct
(00.00
(00.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
To Net
7.00
7.00
7.0O
7.00
7.00
7;oo
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.00
6.7S
TakpIteD or Tf!ghiph Ordsrs at Our Eena
I Caarrn
10tMlM.IOl
4wpsat
f
G7fo Ternterf'lunfcipal $ondlhue
Xlsrri Bids 868.11 Start ft. Bet, rtfta aad ttlxta
Telhee lireaaway 8141
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