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Newspaper Page Text13 ALL FRUIT INTERESTS PASS RUCK IN REGARD TO PRICES Edited by Hyman Is. Cohen CROPS WILL BE FINANCJED Edited by Will . UessUa . THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, - P ORTLAND, TUESDAY JUNE 15, 1320. CHEESE SITUATION REPORTED STEADY . -. ! "J-i-v The cheese situation is considered quite steady at this time. - Demand - ia fair and stocks are moving quite freely Into storage. . , Tillamook 1 (noting steady Tata' for the day and whO the output than la gaining, de mand la keeping pace with manufacture at thia time. While there is a better movement of aQ choose at this ttm. tlx Tillamook product i securing prseticaUy 95 per cant of the toad la Portland.! - - Owing i to the fact that aoma of tha outside eh ma makers are today asking within le a pound at- the pries listed by Tillamook, the de mand la thrown almoat entirely into the latter because jof : the previous bis adrertieing caai- paign. 1 --. - . Imitator have tiled to secure aoma of thia Tillamook trade by putting a brand oa the rind of their product, but it la understood that tha Tillamook aaiociatioa will not only bring action to atop thia practice, hieh la considered aa Infringement, but will aeek da ma tea la the courts. In the meantime. It ia understood, aoma of the other makers will try to popularize their product by advertising. , fcMARJCET.I BASKET Tboae desiring special information regarding any market, should write the Market Editor. Oregon Journal, eacloetnc stamp tor reply. EGO TRADE SHOVTIITG 8TBE1CGTH Trade ta the ecs market ia shewing strength at tnu time and X. o. b., buying prices are nrmry held at 88 a- doaen ganaraJly. . Receipts coa tu.ue moderate, while demand ia very good. . ..( .;- , : L . . : : BTJTTEB J8ITTJATI03T 19 STRONG Strength continues a leading feature in the batter trade. Demand foe storage ta keen and ail grades are finding a good outlet, although eompiainta continue to come regarding tha weedy or garlio taste. TEAL ! MARKET . CLIMBS HIGHER Cli running price were ahowtt tn the market far country killed carves daring the day. Sales of tone wen made np to 2fc a pound, al thongh aha balk of the stock mo red around 18 Vac ' Beeeipta were moderate. . DRESSED HOGS ARE ADTATTCED Fractional price advances haTa been forced for country killed hogs in the Front (treat trade. Sale were made np to 20 H e generally. Be eeipta daring recent daye hare been moderate. STRAWBERRY PRICES STAGGER ; Price rated very erratic la the markt for stsewberriee. Oa the growers' market aalea were made la a limited way at the, start around 38.73 4.00. Then the market dropped aa low aa S3.7B for ordinary stock. . On the atmet prises were Use wis mixed. BRIEF' ITOTES OF PKOBTJCK TRADE Asparagus is firmer at $2.15 01.29 per doaen 'bnnchea. t Pint Formoaa pans offered by Page Son "at SS crate. Ryaa Frntt Co. report tn first hoaeydew -melons at IS. 60 crate. 4 ft r.t full wrirA Af - - - wtTltn tn tlila . direction. Sumner. 'Wsshu, hothouse trans tnea offering ad B0 pound. WEATHER JTOTICE FOR SHrPFERS 'Weather bureau ad Tines: Protect sbtpsnents daring the next 86 bourn against the follow ing maximum temperatures: Going north. 68 degrees; north east over 8.. P. A 8. K. K.. 75 degrees; seat to Baker. 75 degrees, and south to Ashland. 80 deaieea. Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow about 70 degree.. WHOLESALE PRICES ITS PORTLAND i " Thea are price retailers pay wholesalers, str eet as otherwise noted: 1 i Dairy rVoduoto . BU'ITKK ' Belling price, box lots: ' Creamery, prime parchment wrapped. 54e lb. ; prime first, ; S2o lb. it firsts, 61c lb.; smaller Iota at aa ad vance. ... Jobbing . prices: 's Cube extras, ' 49 0 Oc: prime firsts, 48 48 He. ' -, - BUTTBRFAT Portland delivery beads, 68 9 65c; country stations, 31 9 52a. . .OLKOHAlUllRtNE Best, brands. 4Ae: snH. ary. 88 V e; bakera. S3e; nuunargarine, 1 lb. cartons. 82o lb. CHEESE Selling price: TiTlamook. fresh Oregon. ; fancy triplets. 81 0 82c IK; Toting J jtmerica,- aa m oac races to joooers. x. n. o. . Tillamook triplets. 28c; Tonng Amerioaa, 20c Belling price: Cream, bricks, 40 42c Selling price: Block Swiss, 48&40e; limburger, 40 f 42e per lb. BGGS Buying prieea; Current receipt, 87 9 88c; candled, selling price, 43 44c; select, 44M45& tlTEi POTTLTBT HelHng price: Heavy hens. 94g25e,' light hens. 15 18c: spring, light. l)20e: heavy, 25c; old roosters, 10 lb.; turkeys, live, ) : dressed. 4 Be lb. -x Fresh Vsoetablaa and Fruit FRESH FRt'TT Orangra, 15.500 8.B0 per box: bananaa, tl012e' lb.; lemons, $5,000 6.25 per crate: Florida grapefruit, $8,50 9 10.00; California. $4.0004.65. APPLES Various varietiea, local. $1,25 9 4.00. DRIED FRUIT Dates. Dromedartea, $7.50; Fard. $4.00 per box; figs, $2.60 0 5.00 box. OVIO-N'S Selling price to retailers: New red. 43.25 0 2.50; white, $2.00 crate: gar lie 86c in.; green onions, eoo per aoaea ounciiea: onion eU. 1 7 B 1 c per lb. - POTATOES Selling priea: Oregon. fancy, 81000911.00; Gene, $12.00 per cwt-t new, 13 012 He lb. BKRRIEVS Oregon Dollar. $3.00 01.50; Clark Seedlings, ). ' VEGETABLES Tamjps, $8.50 sack: ear mts. 84.0O sack; beeta, 85c doaen bimebea; oabbaca. California, S04c; settuee. 81.7602.00 per crate; cucumbers, 82.60 per desea; toma toes, $2.00 2.60; -egg plant, 60c per pound; krooeoU. $2.25; beU peppers, 76c; celery. $1.50 par do.; pea. 10c la,; artichokea. $1.50 per do.; asparagus, Orrgon, $2.15(2.26 peg dosea keaaohea ;.; ,. 8am4 and 'rovsston OOfTNTRT MEATS Seiling price: Oasxntry f 20He for top blockers; beavyi lo; beat veal. 1 0 20c; heavy veal. I So per -To. 6MOKJCD MEATS Ham. 40.4 So par IK; Diwakfaat baeon. 86 m 87c; picnics, Sc per lb.; eottage roU. S6e per lb. LARD Kettle rendered. 27He lb.; standard. 25c; tierce basis compound. 28 He. " fh and hellflati FRESH FISH Salmon . fresh Chinook. 22 0 I5c: hahbut, . fresh, 20o lb.; alurgeon. ( ) : black cod. 10011 .; Uvi se 10 par n.; ktppered salmon. $2.50 per 10-lb. kippered cod. $2.35; Columbia smelt, sPtIb,J.r"or o1. box; orabe. $2.60 0S.6O doaea; roe shad. lOe lb,: dressed --- B 9 Co; ling sod. 6 0 8elh. . Va SUGAR Noasinal pricaa. raftnery bad: Cube. $25.60; fruit and berry, $24.75; D Fellow, $24.15; granulated. $34.78; extra C $24.85: goldea c! 824.85T " HONrtJNew. 87.00 07.5O oaaa. RJCE Japan style No. 1. 18 He" ew Is?sTrl. U S1"- Romt- P" " SALT Coarse, half ground. 100s. $17.26 par ton; 50a. $16.75; table dairy, 60s. $17.25; 5VT1a$$-S0 0 4.00; fancy table aid ds&i,' $80 50; lump rock. $26.60 per ton. T' BKAS -(Sales by Jobber). Small white. T e per lb.; large whit. 7ttc lb.; pink, 8 4 lb.; lima. 12fce; bayou. 11-; reds. iOHe; a iV L MILK Carnation. 33; Borden. $-25iMount Verooa, 86.26 per eaaa. WFTHi-tit 34 04oc toackg or 80DA CRACKERS la bulk. ITHc tier v 8; filbert. 82o in sack lota; paasuta. 16 0 16e; peoana, 25c; Braaila, aoo! AO DAIRY PROPTJCE OP THE COAST Ci Franclsoo Market San Francasoo, J use 15. U. P.) Butter Extra. 57 He: prim firata, MHt' .S Extras, 40 He: dirties. 45e; extra pul arta. 40 He; undaraised puUeta7S4c ) Cheea California fiaia. fancy. 81 Ha. -. rt IMAaseiea, Tun. 15. (t N. 8.) But- : Poultry Unchanged. ' Hew Tort Wool and Hldei w i"n C1 8- Word Market dull. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 60 9 T5e; domestic fleece, pulled, scoured basis, 60s 481.60; domestic Texsa, aooured basia, 76c9 Hide if arket : : uiet ; Kstir gurs. 5e; branded saaers, 81c . Terk Srr aad Coffee Wew Torsi June 45. TJ. P.l. Coffee No. T Kiev IB He: Ho. Bantaa. 2S H 34c Sugar dull. Raw, 820.00 9 20.01; . refined dull, grurolstad 21.60 0 24.00 - - Kw Ter PetatoNarket Hear Tork. June 15. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes arket steady. Nearby whit. 810.00 018.00; irmud. $10,00 0 14V00: aoutharna. 82. 00 0 Strawberries were sllghOx Jower in price for the day but few boxes arrived that, could show good quality. Bala damage was generally shown and this caused : a very wide rang-e in price. Some . of the fruit moulded before it could be marlteted. , . (- . Cantaloupea arevgettinj down to bed rock, f Owing; to. the very liberal sup plies now arriving, prices are dropping fast and are believed to be close to the bottom for the season.' Sales are shown In the retail markets down to three for 25c, although large sized fruit sells at 15c each. . ; . . r There is still very disappointing qual ity among California cherries shipped to this market, although 20c a pound is being asked : for the . beat. Local cher ries will begin to arrive in good shape in about 10 days. Asparagus is higher with quality good. New . potatoes are selling as fast as they arrive, therefore there is little hope of lower prices soon. The following prlua are average ones the con sumers are expected to pay retail store. - Quality Quoted 1 the average. ' fancy stuff being slightly higher, and inferior stuff fractionally lower. . Butter Best creamery prints, - 50 0 61c Egga -Fresh laid. 46 060a per doaea; fancy fresh, 42043o per doaen. Poultry (Thickens, dressed. 86 0 40c per lb. - F1l Salmon. 80 0 85c per lb.; halibut, 80s per lb. i Fkmr Beat' local patent, $8.8004.50 per sack, 48 lbs ' Potatoes Burbanka, 10 014c Onions Dried. 4e per lb. Btrawbarriea Oregon. 20 0 26c per box. i - - . y f Coast Crops Are , In Excellent Shape, . ; Say Latest Reports ' That California haa a good crop of barley thia 'season and that Southern California has the best for 10 years, is the statement of Abe Conn of the North ern Milling company. . Shipment of new crop barley are already be ing made locally ia the Southern California section and some business is passing ia new crop wheat. Northwest crop conditions continue excellent and forecasts are being freely made by the trade that the 1820 production will be within a mere f recti on af tha greatest ever known her. With ; the season tor grain about to open, there is -more interest shown in grain bags. In some quarters the market is considered a trifle firmer at 20e : for No. 1 Calcutta in carload lots. - ' FLOTJR Selling price, mill door: - Patent, $18.75; Montana spring wheat, $14.35; Willam ette valley brandv 811. 20; - local .straight, $11.20; bakers' local, $18.50; grahanv $11.50. Prices for city dehveriee for five barrel lots. HAT Buying : price: Willamette timothy, fancy, $82.00 per ton; vetch. $30.00; cheat. $22.00 0 28.00; straw. 810; clover. $81.10; grain. 825.00; alfalfa. 835.00 0 86.00 a ton. 'GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deliv ery: No. 1 Calcutta. 18H.018 e in ear lota; less amounts higher. MILL8TLFFS Mill run at nulls, sacked. $55.00 0 86.00. OATS Per too, buying price: Feed$7w 00 070.50. f ; , BARLEY Buying price: -Feed. $66,00 0 66.60; milling. 367.00 067.50; rolled barley, selling price, 372.00 ton. Merchant' Exchange bide: I JTiD OATS June 6825 Na white . BARLET No. blue 6450 Standard feed 6300 I . CORN Wo 8 yellow .. T760 Eastern com In bulk : No. 8 yellow.:. t. 7500 , nalea 20O tons inns ihlnmimt No era yellow oont..7500. '. July 6925 6300 . 62U0 .7600 7300 3 Esst- AM ERIC ASF LIVESTOCK PRICES Otllasoo Hons 31K.80 Chicago. June 15. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re ceipts. 40,000; 25c lower. Bulk, $14,00 0 15.15; top. $14.80; havyweight, $14,250 15.10; medium weight. $14.85 015.25; light wtdght, 814.750 16.30; light lights, 813.359 16.15: heavy packing sows, amooth. 81S.159 14.10: packing sows, rough, 312.60 013.10; pigs, 811.50 014.00. Cattle Recefcpta, 12.000; mostly steady. Beef stern:-Medium and heavyweight, 316.25 017.00; choice and prime, $16.25 0 17.00; medium and good. $18.75 18.25; lightweight, - good and choice. 316.25 016.60; common and medium. 811.25 016.25. Butcher cattle: Heifers. 38.00 !450; . cows, ! $8,00 0 12.60; bulla, $7,600 12.25. fanners and cutters: Cows snd heifers, $5.2508.00; canner steers, $6.75.08.75; veal calves (light i and . handy weight) , 318 60 0 1.6-25i.Leeder . $10-00012.75; stocker tews. $T '6 9 11.86; stocker cows and heifers. 37.25 0 8.75; stocker calvos, 37.50 010.75. . Sheep Receipts, 6000; steady to strong. Lambs (84 lb, dowuj , $14.-25 0 17.00; iambs 85 lbs. up), $14.00016.75; cull and com mon, $9.50014.00; spring lambs, $14,50 0 i2 0: yesriing wethers. $10.00 016.00; ewes. SB.0098.76: calls and common-. 84.0O9 6.00 feeder kuabs. Hi. an (a. lS.SO, Kenans City. June 16. (L N. 8.) TWrUe Receipts 13,000; beef steers, steady; other eat-V- Wra to $1-25 lower. Steers, $9,00 0 17.00; cows and heifers, $8.00 pel 100; stock il ''bo1 ,eederV $800013.00; calves, $8,000 Ha Baweints. IB.OOO: 13c to 25c lower Bulk. 314.60 9 14.00; top. 3l"oO; heavSe! 314.60 0 14 O0; UghTa. $14.66 0 14.oTt diuma, $14.60 015.00.- Sheep Receipts. 6500: steady Lambs. $15.6017'.1O. ' V Omar. Hons 814.6S , Omaha. June 16. (L N. S.) Rocs Re cadpta. 11.000: etaedy to ISo iower. . Bulk. 314.00014.60: top. 314.65. Cattle Beeeipta. 5500; beef steady to 25c lower; b stock mostly 25e lower; veals. 80c higher; stockers and feeders. 26c lower; beat heavy beeves. 816.00. Sheep ReceipU. 8000; lambs mostly lower: sheep and feeders, steady. " i .. Denver Hogs 814.SO Denver, Colo., June IS. HJ. P.) Cattle Receipts 1500; strong, 25c higher. Steers 818.60015.75; cows and haiftrs $10000 12.08; stocker and faejdazx, $8.50010.60: calve. $11.60 012.50. V W v., Hogs Reaebrts 2700, 10 016c higher. Tod. $14.80; bulk, 814.00 014.50. Sheep Beeeipta 000. steady. Iavmbs 816 TS 016.60; awse. 38.00 0 8.60. . PAcrnc coast BAmc STATzarEin i rurwanai nansg rklu 1 VMi w Moadey ....U T.406.082.18 $ 6,428.2To6 sV3siU.426.5S to strong. Clearlnea Tuenlav ..... 9 1 ee am Balances Tuaedsy ............ 778.967.00 w Taeoma Banks " Clearings Tuesday . 1461.S80.00 Balances Tuesday 94.285 00 3 settle Banks Clearing Tuesday $ 8,820,886.00 Balancee Tuesday .... 1.685.767.00 - aan- Premise Banks desrins Tuesday 329,400.000.00 Los Antels Banks Clearing Tuesday $18,887.294.00 . Chicago Dairy Prodare Chicago. June 15. (L K. R.) Butter Re ceipts, 15.282 tube. Creamery extras. 64e; standards, 64e; first; 48 0 38c;' seconds. 42 0 47e: peeking stocks. 84 040c Egg Receipt. 40.70O eases. Xiseenane oua. 36 0 88c; ordinary firsts, S4H086e; firsts. 89 040c; extras (storage) , 42 043e: checka. 24 0 2 8c; dirties, 28031c - Cheese Twin., 24 H 026c; daisies, 330 26c; Yoang Asi ericas. 26 026 He; aoswhorna, 26 026 He; brick, 27 027 He. , Lira Poultry Turkeys, 36c; chickens, 81c; springs, 40 043c; rooster. 18c; geese, 20c; ducks, 82c , A -. . ;.(; . Forelfra Jams Cera lag Sale an. June 15. The importation of j-r and jellies from Australia ia bound to have a depressing effect oa ., the fruit market in this country, according to Frederick Schmidt of the Phes company, here, targe shipment af the jam aad jelUe are Bow being unloaded in thai country in competition with the American product. Schmidt states, explaining that becaaa of the cheapness of sugar in Australia the for eign article-ao be maaufaetared cheaper thaa east the aame quality product ia thia coontry. -. Haval Stores Maxket f! Hew York. June 16. (J. N. S- Turpaa. Una Savannah. 81.60; New Tork, 61.83. Roam Saraanah. $12.20; New Tork. $17.75. ITew Tork. Tendon Rflarav Its Tmlr Im. ir i . ma a . clal bar sliver wa 3e lower- today at 82c J a- (1. . n. wa Hd lower today at 44d. PRICE OF FRUIT STILL A MYSTERY By Hysnaa ; H. Cokea Will the price of fruit reach an ex treme level this season? - This is the question that Is alike worrying the producer, the packer, the wholesaler, retailer and - the consumer. All are interested in this prospects for the price. j , ' One thing is absolutely certain, the situation today reflects a condition that is most unhealthy. The average packer of fruits is said to hold about 10 per cent of his normal contract, from Job bers. ' , . : ; ,' V Wholeealers say ajhey have ; oartracted for srnall lot of canned fruit but that they do not intend to do their usual volume of buying until they see what ia going to happen to the market and price The retailer has been unwilling- to purchase futures cm canned goods. - For that reason the wholesaler or jobber is not going to take 'the chance of having high-priced fruit oa hi shelves and this has thrown to matter up to the packer, who says that ha don't feel like paying out big money for fruit aad sugar and thea take a very long chance on getting The producer baa en tha ether band decided that he must have mora instead of lass money for his product and then the matter stands. . One big wholesaler expressed the opinion that both the packer and the producer were getting too couch money for their product but this Is denied by the latter. Retailers have the beet sort of alibi and the situation remsin dead locked. i i .- Change in Time r eAffectingljhicago x V-- . 'i Chicago. June 15. (l N. 8.) Grain fa tun bulged in the latter half of today's ses sion of the Board of Trade, carrying Septegnber corn and oats to new high prices on tha crop. Prices ruled under yesterday's close during the morning on larger receipt thaa expected, bat the served merely to broaden the market and bring in new buying, considerably increasing the competition for offerings. Highest prices of the' dsy were made near the close. Spot markets ruled firm - to higher,' which proved surprising to the shorts, and when they attempted to cover their line price advanced rapidly. Ar the eloae July ebra was 8H 98 He above yesterday's finish and September up 3 H 98 He July oat advanced 1 He and Sep tember He Perk finished unchanged to 16c higher, but lard was 12 He lower and rib off 10 012 He -The provision list rallied sharply toward tha dose in sympathy with grain. Chicago. June 15.--(L N. S.) Cornsrt ed easy with prices steady to He lower. The decline was recovered later on a little eoxa misnioa bouse buying. ; Oats opened with a light trad and with price H c lower to He higher. . Provisiona opened lower. September lard was sold by a broker representing eastern in terests. Owing to the fact that country twona hkve not adopted the Chicago daylight saving plan, the opening market at present receives little outside trade and values are largely dependent on the operations of local traders. ... , Chicago range of prieea furnished by United July Sept. . July . Sept, .. July ... Sept. ... July ... Sept- .. July . . . Svpt. . . CORN Open. "High. .... 174 - 1774 : ....164H 18H , OATS .... 102 ,104 84 H 86 H FORK Low.' - Close 178 : 177 H 163 , 167 102 ' iosv 83 H 85 H ....8450 ....3505 ....207 ....2170 ....1817 ....1915 8455 8600 2075 2170 RIBS 1825 1917 3430 3560 2055 2160 1815 1900 846ff 3690, 8072 2163 1820 1912 SELLIXO PRESSURE FORCES EARLY COTTOIT PRICE OFF New Tork, June 1$. (L N. 8.) There was selling pressure ia evidence at the opening of trn. - eottoa market today and first prioee were 13 to 25 points lower. The .market, after toe start, declined sharply and at toe end of the first 20 minutes showed a net loss of about 36 points on new months. The demand from shorts fell off in tha lata dealings and prices reacted slightly. : The dose waa steady at a net decline of 10 points to aa advance of 3 paints, . ' High. Low. 3327 sS270 8271 3225 8191 S180 8804 8509 8808 3760 8438 3340 Month. .-; Opone January ........8285 March ......... .8240 May ........ v.. S18T July ...........3780 October ....... . .3465 December ..... . .3355 . New York spot market 3960. unchanged. Ifew Tork Bond Market (Furnished by Orerback fc Cook Co.) Atchison Genl. 4s ....... . Mai. a Ohio Gold 4a. ..... Bath. Steel Bef. &s . - i. . . Cent. Pacific 1st 4s C, B. aV Q. CoL 4s St Paul GenL 4Hs...... Chirac N. W. GenL 4. . . U A N. Cni. 4s. ........ New York Ry. 5a........ Northern Psc P. Is 4s. . Reading GenL 4s ....... . ITnion Pacific 1st 4s. .... . V. S. Steel 6s..... .... Bout hern Psc. Conv. 5s. . . Southern Pae Conv. 4s. . . Penna. Conv. 4Hs....... Close 8305 82S5 8199 8795 3490 8878 HOGS GO DIRECT TO LOCAL KILLERS HOW Portiaad C&Jeago Omaha ..... Kastas City Deaver HOGS RULED .....Steady M tie lower ' 1M0 lie lower - - .14.6$ .IteZie lower 1M9 .1001(6 lower 110 PORTLAND UVESTOCE RTJN Hog, i uatue uuvaa. uneep. s 28 784 90 53 . . 4 5 188 . 152 Tuoaday 596 Week ago..,.. 267 Two weeks ago. 782 Four week ago. 126 Year ago 231 Two years ago. 221 Three years ago 149 Four yearn ago. 804 8. 4 415 244 241 380 - 6 828 488 There was a light run in the alleys available for the Tuesday livestock mar ket at North Portland.,rIcea were gen erally considered stationary for the day: While there was a fair run of bogs in tha Hey overnight, five loads or almost the to tal supply, went direct to local killers and did not aater . the open market. This in. itself in dicate a renewal ' of the demand for kilters who ar securing supplies direct at country point instead of supporting the local trade General hog market range": Prime mixed .......... ....$16 50 016-00 Medium mixed ....... . i .. .. 16.00 015.50 Rough haarisa 10.00011.50 WlwT 11.50 014.00 Smooth hevtos 12.00 014.00 Quiet tone waa shown in the cattle alleys at North Portland for i the Tuesday morning trade Only a scant supply came in sight and demand continued about steady. Late Monday afternoon a 'slightly lower pries was announced en eosrs and heifers of tha best grade. Beet beef steer ........... $1 L75 9 12.25 11.0011.30 10.60 9 11. OO 9.60 010.60 8.50 0 9.50 7.50 0 8.60 9.60010.00 8.50 9 9.50 7.5O0 8.60 6.50 0 . 7.60 4.O0 9 6.60 6.00 0 8.50 12.00 013.50 8.80 011.00 .6.00 0 8.50 8.00 0 8.50 .... Choice beef Good to choice steers Medium to good tiers ....... Fair to good steers ......... Common to fair steer;. Choice cows and heifers ..... Good to choice cows aad heifers. Medium to good cows and heifers Fair to medium eesaa and heifers. Cannere ...... .....k...... Bulls Best light calve Medium calves , Stocker and feeders ........ General sheep and lamb range: Boring lambs $11.50012.00 Cull lambs 8.00 010.00 Yearhnga 7.00 9 8.00 Ewes 3.00 0 7.00 (Sends Wornlnej Salts 8TEERS . .. ...a No. " Ave Ibe Price I No. : Ave. Irat. Price 26. ...1050 $11.50 24. ...1090 $11.50 20.. ..1190 11.60 8. ...1170 11.50 24. ...1080 11.50 26. ...1060: 11.50 12 1064 9.50 26. ...1052 11.60 25. ...1081 " 11.50 25.... 1174 11.60 25.... 1082 11.50 24.... 1120 11.50 19.... 1095 10.00 COWS 1.... 1180 $10.60 14.... 897 3 8.50 28.... 900 . 8.00 . 9. ...1190 7.00 1.... 960 8.00 1.... 660 7.50 1....1040 7.50 11.... 1120. 9.50 2.... 680 4.00 i - CALYES . 16... 197 $ 7.00 t 2.... 170 $13.00 4..,. 870 , 9.50 f , . ... BULLS . - 1....15&0 $ 8.00 MIXED CATTLE 8.... 690 9.50 9.... 4.... 625 9.50 I 25 495 7.00 f - - IAMBS 22 87 $12.00 i 248.... IT... 64 8.75 16.... MIXED 8BKEP 3 $ 6.25 it. 'di.V.? 165 .... 852 6.... 185 19... 160 9.... 165- 67.... 190 T., 5v HOGS $15.85 13.85 18.1 10.. 1... TB 16.00 15.50 16.00 885.. 14.00 205 .-..16.10 1ST 870 15.25 14.0 WETHERS 2 . . . . 22....' 91 . 11 III'. Of ' 540 78 55 210 125 182 190 872 222 140 120 170 7.25 $12.00 7.00 $14.80 13.85 16.75 16.0O 14.00 15.50 14.00 15.25 16.75 134...., 105 $ 7.25 138. afternoon CALVES 71 H ' BOH ' 80 . -- 69 ? 94 ? 69 ' 70 1 V 76 21 i 70 H ? 76 H i 76 89 95 4H 84 72 60 82 ' 69 94 70 4 71 77; 25 704 77 H 77 H 89 95 85 Forelsra Boad Market Farrdebed by Overbeck at Cook Orv, of Trade buildinc: A. F. 5 Oct 1920........... IV K. 6H Nov. 1921....... Rep. France 5s 1931 ........ j Paris 6s Oct. 1921 Russia Eztn. 5 Hs 1921 ... Russian InU 5Hs 1926...... Iom. 6s Apr. 1921.. , Dom. 6s Apr. 1931......... Doss. 5s Apr. 1926 ..' Dum. Canada 5s 1937. ....... U. K. 3 1981. ........ ..- Bid. 99 96 66 Vs 92 , 28 '. 29 96 88 88 83 84 Board 99 96 69 92 81 83 97 63 Ud 84 84 8520 8680 8460 8460 8580 Liberty Bead Sales i A (Fursdshed by Overbeck Cooke Cc Open. High. Low. Olesc liberty. .... 9188 9200 9183' 9200 Liberty. 1st 4s.. 8530 8530 Liberty. 2d 4s. . . 8460 8500 Liberty 1st 4 Ha. 8540 8590 8530 ssnerxy. za eias, itovi B9ii evw Liberty, 3d 4Hs. 8886 8890 8868 8882 Liberty. 4th 4 s. 8554 .8560 8683 8660 Victory, 4 .... 9590 9690 9650 9576 Victory, 8.... 9584 9684 9650 9576 '"' - ' ' . ! Ferrlga. Exchange Market i New Tork. June 15. (U. P. ) Foreign x ehaage waa steady at the opening today. Sterling demand opened, at '33.93 H, off H i franca demand- 13.07, cables 13.03; marks demand .0241. cables .0243; Canadian dollars .87; lire demand 17.72. cables 17.70. i c reign ' exchange was quiet at the dose Franc checka gained 5 centimes, reaching 13.02; demand sterling, $3.94 Hi marks, demand. .0243. cables .0245. and Canadian dollars .86d5. . nllaaeapolIs-lJulatk Flax ' raahrth. June 15. (L N. 8.) Flax: July, $3.97; September, -none; October. $4.06. track $3.98 l arrive $3.97. MinwspolLi -Flax : lis, 1, $3.87 03.92; arrive Sugar Price to ' Drop Again; New ; Value Is Named Wholesaler today received a bo tiflcatioa of a drop ef $LA$ per 100 poaads ia the prlee ef sarsvr at ra tlalag points ta addition to the $1JIB drop a chert time ago. This aeaa that the next sngar to arriv here will cost the wholesaler $336 a$ 8as FrsBrltao, sit aesii a selllag price at $23 to the retailer. This is S3 eeats above the price sow la ef.' feet here, hat is $S.8t below the price named when sagar was at Its highest poiat v at reiaery centers. Jfoae .ef this ' extreme ' priea sagar kas reached Portiaad. Ho. - Ave The 1.... 180 8.... 858 '1.... 140 86.... 176 4.... 412 7....; 875 8...; 875 6... .1185 28,... 80OJ . 1.... 810 4' 89ft ' l... 860 2....' 840 l..1090 1.... 710 . 10.... 831 8.... 730 i 1..., 990 1.... 990 3.... 795 ' .... 920 . 1.... 870 i 990 2. ...1110 13.... 980 .... 970 1.,.. 910 1....1200 10... 870 1,... 800 10.... ei 28,... 790 26.... 1090 2. ...1003 15. ...1120 8 -8 8 9 38.... J. 165 1., 890 6. ...1186 27. ...1050 1..,. 970 17.... 685 7.... 890 12.... 940 20,... 975 27.... 946 7... .1380 8. ...1316 1. . . 650 1....1480 ' 920 1....1620 . l....isio : 1....1S15 3. ...1216 r 1...U200 No. Price $13.00 7.BO 13.00 11 OO 6.25 . COWS $ 7.00 5.00 9.00 7.00 8.60 6.50 6.00 4.50 6.20 7.00 8.50 7.00 8 OO 7.BO 7.75 7.50 8.00 STEERS Asa. lbs. 1.... 240 6... 150 3.... 184 1 . . . . 10O 9.... 178 1 . . . . 860 11.... 663 27.... 638 1.... 610 7.... 186 lO.... 880 1....1000 ' 4. ...1125 3.... 635 22.... 915 28 - 8 o5 7. ...1030 2.... 875 1....1240 2. ...1110 8.... $07 a.... 920 t 9.25 7.00 9.00 6.50 7.75 10,00 8.60 8.00 8.60 10.5O 11. SO 10.00 10.50 8.00 11.00 10.00 10.60 11. OO 6.00 5. ... 4. 8. 920 844 472 632 825 3.00 6.50 7.00 9.00 8.75 MIXED 23. ...1280 8.... 716 2.... 935 -1.... 776 83 . 70 2...; 726 16 v. . .1102 11. ...1093 16.... 820 5.... 450 16.... 910 88. ...1188 28.... 940 17.... 930 BULLS S..... 535 12.... 660 58.... 783 3. ...1006 18.... 915 GOOD RISE MADE AFTER THE START New Tork, : June 15. TJ. P.) Prices of leading issues were generally Irregu lar at the stock market opening today. Trading waa in small volume and. large ly confined to tha professional element. New Tork, June 15. J. P.) The New Tork financial review this afternoon said: After an hour or so of narrow irregularity, ia the course of which a few specialties experi enced broadening, in some caaea upward and ia others downward. Ilk Barrett company. National Aniline and U. 8. Realty, oa the oa hand, and Crucible Steel oa the other, the Bat showed strength under the leadership of the Steel group. The weakness in Crucible Steel, that issue de clining soma 7 or 8 points within tha first three hours of trading, was traceable to the report that tha directors would declare s stock dividend at tha forthcoming meeting, but might cut the cash dividend. Thia was not confirmed. Republic and Vans1 turn Steel were outstanding features of , strength, as was Bethlehem B, which more than recovered- the dividend . coming off today. U. S. Steel ruled fractionally above 93. The equipments were ia good - form likewise The oils wen ultimately bid up moderately.' Copper shares were heavy most of the time Tha rails were a bit . United States Steel opened as Hi Interna tional Harvester up 1 : 8. Rubber - un changed t Southern Pacific, off : Mexican Petroleum, up i General Motors, off : Pan-American, np H f Northern Pacific, up ; C. R. Stores, off H; Republic Steel. up H. After the first half hour substantial buying orders in some of the leaders appeared and there was a marked advance Barrett and Na tional Aniline led the advance, the former being up 6 at 188, and the latter nearly 4 at 81. Plans to merge these "two concern ware understood to be developing favorably. . i The market closed duiL - ' Tbe market was dull during the mat hour of trading. With the exception of Crucible most of the steels, retained, tha gain made earlier in tha day. About two points were gained in Delaware k Hudson, due to some short covering. Vanadium reached 83. a new high tor tha day. - i .-i .... A Cooke Co.. Board - Furnished, by Overbeck of Trxte b'"i"f: ' DESCRIPTION : Open .. 180 32....' 170 6.... 280 7.... 270 88.... 182 12.... 168 2.... 185 , 8 a a 1 78 $....190 210 9.... 175 , 6.... 1887 4.... 172 4.,.. 425 8.... 168 88.... 223 1.... 660 13.,.. 190 8..'.. 230 15.... 220 S3.... 112 14.... 137 1.... 190 8.. .. 238 -8.... 170 1.... 100 13.... 160 I 6.50 7.00 8.00 7.50 7.26 7.00 7.50 . 7.00 7.00 7.00 HOGS 114.00 14.75 18.75 13.76 16.00 15.75 15.75 15.75 15.75 15.76 16. OO 18.75 14.60 16.50 6.00 15.75 15.75 15.75 13.50 14.60 15.75 16.50 15.50 13... .1150 1;... 760 1....1650 1....1010 1.... 760 1.... 980 1....18SO 1....1480 1....1360 1. a. .1600 WETHERS 8Se 54;... 17..., 20.... 8.... 8.... 7.... $.... 6..,. 8.... 7.... 8.... 1.... 8.... 11.... 82.,., 12... . I"" 22.... 13.... 37.... 9.... 11.... 7,.,, 8 a 106 $ 7.25 Price $13.00 12.50 13.00 S.00 12. 0O 9 5.00 7.60 7.00 7.00 6.50 7.75 8.00 8.00 , 6.00 i 8.60 9.50 5.25 6.00 9.00 4.00 7.00 - T.00 8 8.60 8.25 e.oo '7.00 7.75 11.75 6.00 7.00 8.50 - 0.50 7.00 11.25 10.50 10.00 7.00 10.00 , 10.23 9.00 8.00 $- 8.00 6.50 8.00 8.50 - 8.50 $ 7.154 7.00 " 8.00 7.50 6.50 8.00 8.00 . 7.00 8.00 -. 8.00 $16,00 15.75 15.75 13.25 14.00 14.75 16.75 15.76 , 15:75 14.50 16.75 18.75 14.00 16:75 13.60 13.50 15.75 13.75 15.75 18.50 13.60 15.00 15.50 15.50 15.75 101 188 228 820 173 206 206 194 180 220 184 316 420 212 204 162 201 863 221 110 111 128 265 150 204 Allii Chalmers..... Alloy Steel ...... Amer. Agr. Cham. . Amex. Beet Sugar. Amer. Can. e Amer. Car Fndry. Amer. Cotton Oil. . Amer.'Intl Corp'a. Amer. T linased, c. . Amer. Loco., c . . . . Amer.. Ship Ac Com. Amer. Smelter, c . . Amer. Steel Fnd'y. Amer. Sugar, c . . . . Amer. Sum. Tobacco Amer. Tel. ft Tel.. Amef. Tobacco. . . . Amer. Woolen,. .. Anaconda Mining Co. Atchison, e . . , Baidwm Loco., e. . Bait. At Ohio, e... Beth. Steel, 8... B. it T. ........ . Butte and Superiorl Canadian Pseiiie . General Leather,, c Ches A Ohio .... Chi. (it. Western, c C, U. St. Paul Chi. A Northwest. Chile Copper . . . Chine Copper . . . C. F. A I Consobdated Gas . eon. Products. . e . . Crucible Steel, o. D. A R. G.. e... Eric. c..'...-i..., Gen. Electric . . . Granby Oons. .... GU Northern Ore. Gt. Northern Ry . . Gulf States Steel. Illinois - Central.. . Indus. Alcohol. ... Inspiration Copper..! Int. j Paper. . , , Int. Harvester. . .. Int. Mer. Marine, c int. Nickel. ...... Kennecott Copper.. t Keystone Tire. ... LackawsTins SteeL . Lehigh Valley. ... . Mid. States Oil... Mexican Petroleum . Miami Copper . . . . . MkItsIs Steel .'. . . , Missouri Pacific, e National National Lead . z. tjcntrai . Norfolk A Wevteral Northern Pacific . . Pan-Amer. Pet-, c . Pennsylvania By. . Peoples Gas ...... Pressed Steel Car. a. Ray Cone Copper. . Ry. Steel Springs. . Reading, c -Rosal rratch...... R. LA Sr. e..... Rock Island, e. ... Shattock Copper .. Sinclair Cone . , . . Southern Pacific . .' Southern By, a- Shell . . J Swift Cs-Oo. Tom. Copper . . . . Texas Pacific .... Trans. Oil ....... t'nion Pacific, c... CT. 8. Rubber..... C. 8. SteeL o. . . . Utah Copper. . . . , . Vanadium Steel. . . .. Vir. Chesnieal, e. . Wabash West. Union. WrKfaouse Electric Willys Overland. v.. Worthlngton Pump. 7 83 89 187 45 8 '96 23 61 88 98 56 79 116 80 90 12. il21 671 : 8 81 30 1 34 "921 151 'iii 140 85 35 66 60 82 87 52 74 133 82 17 27 71 42 28 177H 20 43 H 24 .67 '77 28 4-68 . 85 68 H 102 H 38 98 16 99 83 117 91 33 31 91 22 73 107 lO 88 14 112 94 93 67 80 75 7 83 49 19 65 96 23 60 88 94 112 87 11 140 85 35 66 60 82 87 52 74- 132 31 17 H 26 tT" 42 28 176 20 43 24 67 77 28 67 ,85 68 H 101 38 98 16 90 82 116 91 35 SO 91 22 73 H 107 11) 38 14 Total sales: Stocks, 369 , Ex-div. 8. tKx-div. 1 lExiv. 80.- ISC PANICKY TIMES BEHIND US," SAYS FRANK 7. CAMP While business has slowed up in the East and Middle West and there Is considerable liquidation, panicky conditions are behind us and not in front of us, according to Frank "W. Camp of Freeman, iSmith &' Camp company, bond dealers, who haa iust returned to Portland after ra visit of several weeks In the f Bast . and Middle West. Because of the nature of his business. Camp made ; a de tailed Investigation of business con ditions, f Camp bases his opinion on statements made to him by well , known bankers and investment baitkers of New: Tork and Chicago. Ke declared that there Is much optimism as to the future, j "In anafyslng the situation, the vice president of-one of the largest banks in Chicago." declares Camp, "'says that business has gone through a real pan icky condition .within the past 60 days and that the crisis has been passe cL- There may be tight money this fall, but an adjustment . will coms which . will prove satisfactory. "Every effort will be made to finance the crops this fall and it Js the belief in the Middle West that this will be easily done. The banks have been cur tailing credit for all except essential business and this is having a good ef fect. It is relieving the strain and, while slowing up business, the results are good. " , "Several non-essential lines of busi ness are suffering. I waa told that in Detroit there had been a great many men laid off. due to the fact that auto mobile distributors throughout the coun try are unable to finance themselves. The action of the federal reserve bank in increasing the rediscount rate is gradually .accomplishing deflation. J ' Bond dealers in the Middle West are experiencing a ready demand for bonds. This was evidenced by the rapidity with which the Belgian and the Chicago A Northwestern loans were put over. The Investors who have been holding off for the peak of high yields are taking advantage of the wonderful opportunities and buying extensively. Whether- bottom prices ; have been reached does not matter, but the fact remains that the people with money ,600 sham; bonds. Hew Tork Metal Market New Tork. June 15. (L N. S. DulL Spot, June and July, offered 18 ; 'An- uab, uurfni ion, Lead Steady. Spot, July aad August, of fered. 8.90. - - Spelter Easy. Spot to August, 7.40 A 7.60; September, 7.46 m 7.66. More than $6,000,000 In its Banks Deposits in tire banks of wealthy Twin Falls, Idaho, average over $500 for ach man, woman and child in the city.. V. : ; This splendid showing was considered N when we pur chased the . i - ; INCOME TAX EXEMPT - 7 Improvement Bonds ' TWINFALLS Price 100 To Yield 7 Net VVe urge immediate con . aideratioru Lstimberrnens Bdg. never had the opportunities presented to day. .-,.... , .. , - "Aa a result of . the advice of the bankers who met recently with the fed eral reserve board in Washington, that state and municlpalltieo curtail public improvements, there is bound to be a shortage of high grade municipals and as result there will' be an advance in prices." ' Millions in Wheat Lies in Warehouses "Approximately flS0.000.O00 worth of wheat of last season's 'crop lies In the Southwest awaiting i transportation. J wnicn has been denied it for months," states 'the Kansas City correspondent of the Wall Street Journal. "Elevators are full to overflowing with wheat and the banks of Kansas are full of wheat paper, which ordinarily should be cleared out by June 1. all bills paid and a big surplus left in the deposit ac counts. The new crop will begin to move in 80 days it will be "a large one and -will further strain storage and transportation facilities, and increase the difficulty of the banks by the very abundance of what is ordinarily con sidered one of the most liquid of assets.' Pig Iron Is Made , in Record Tonnage During Last Month The pig iron production of the first five months of 1920 exceeded that of the corresponding periods -of 1919 and 1918. and was surpassed by that of tha 1917 period by less than 750,000 ton4 In view of operating difficulties en countered, arising from. Interruptions toH railway traffic, thias record is regarded as remarkable. A With, normal transpor tation restored at tn early oate. , the production of iron tonnage in 1920 ap proaching or equaling 19K, when a rec ord output of 39,414,79? tons was estab lished, is possible. Money aad Xxehaage ' - New Tork. June 16 (L N. 8.) Can money on the floor f the New Tork Stock Exchange today ruled at 7 per cent; high, 7 per cent; low 7 per eent Ratea were 8 0 8 per cent The market for prime' mercantile paper was strong. Call money In London today was 4 H per cent. Sterling exchange was strong with business la bsnksrs' bills at 88.94 for de OVER 300 CHIEF BANKERS i!G More than 100 of the leading bankers ofthe Pacific Northwc t will be in Portland during the Bhriners' convention, according to Carl S. Kelt y. Vice president of the Lumbermen Trust company, who has sent out more than 600 invita tions to bankers to make the Trust company their headquarters during the big conclave. . " Kelty and James Lynch, sales man ager, have been busy the past week making hotel reservations and other ar rangements for the out of town bank ers. "Thus far, said Kelty, "we have re ceived acceptance from 275 bankers by letter, and In addition a number have telephoned or wired that they are com ing. We realise that the hotels win be crowded and that bankers must be where they can be found easily. For this reason we have invited them to make the quarters of the Lumberrhens their headquarters and to have their mail and telqgrame forwarded In our care.' "This will help relieve some of the ter rific pressure that hotels will be placed under and at the same time facilitate things for the out of town bankers who generally make It a practice to keep tn close touch with their banks." Accountants Elect Officers The 'Oregon State Boclety, of Certified Public Accountants, st Its meeting lt evening, held at the Multnomah hotel, elected the following officers r Joseph Gtljlngham, president ; A. Theater An. drus, vice president; A. R. Saw tell, secretary and treasurer ; T. A. Ruth erford, It. M. Koon, Arthur Berridge and W, J. Piepenbrlnk, dlrectora See page 4 First-class Utah crml. 110.76 for steam, 910.60 to ,13.50 fur the home, dumped at curb. Adv. ILVS a . . Jll'A 4R1 ' Northwest Municipals S SBsl . 2l Tax Exempt Dcndj One of our many choice issues $10,500 City of Astoria, Or eg Improvement Bonds Yield & .Dated Kov. 1, 1113 Dae If21-t , Optlonsl oa and After HnpU It, 1I1S ' : Denomination 86 Price 199, to yield S These splendid bonds are backed by the second largest city in Oregron Astoria,. one of the oldest established communities on the coast and one of the fastest growing municipalities tn the Northwest. The county seAt of Clatsop county, Astoria is situated at the mouth of the , .Columbia river and is a chief seaport between Ban Francisco and I'ufret Sound.. Its salmon packing, diversified - fishing and lumber Industrie are among the largest and-most Important on the coast. t Fiiaclpal aad eealaaaial Isterett parable la Astoria or at Morris Brothers, ( - l80- , Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Oar Kxpenae Fortlaaders Carry Luaehcvoat - Aadaea Shrlae Coagestioa Morrls Broth n.n clA0rPrentercMuntcipalSondrHouse Harris Bldg 89-ll Stark Bet. yifta ul afxia Teleahaae Bread way 8 I Cssvraa. 0mHuio V0t.ukBa : kw CrraausMal OxeaOusavsa ; FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES t Oorreeted daQy by foraiga exchange depart- ment of tha United State National bank. Opening nominal ratea for bank rrsnss Hoist Draft Cables. Par Cheeks Transf em. - sterling . . .3 8,93 Paris -Francs . 7.6 , Hsmburg-Berlia maraa ... . flevins Urn -Copenhagen . Kroner 810.... 9 89 63 93.... 70 34.... 80 7.... 81 82.... 83 .... 9 7.50 8.60 LAMBS 1 9.00 8.60 12.00 12.00 12.00 13.00 9.00 1.. ISO 3 6.60 117.... 16.... 40.... 7.... G S8.... . YEARLINGS 118 ' 80 71 8 9.33 12.00 8.60 10.23 12.00 8.00 ' 9.00 4. ee ! 12.... S2.... 80 90 180 88 78 19.... . 93 8 7.80 1.. . . 90 . 8.00 ,... 78 7.80 12 J.... 84 7.75 ' IV. .. 100 i 8.00 12.... 107 8.00 -. ,,jf. EWES .? i JO 00 I. 128 41.... 89 , 8.00 J :8.... H8 Tuaaaay mevwlAs Saks . w . - - . STEERS .. ' a Aw, lb. Price J No. Asm. Ibe. 4.... 864 8 8.6 I 1..,. 810 I .152 11 I I - o Z....1079 7.60 1 J COWS ?iS "I:?! J 1.., 170 H.18 I - . I.e.. 770 8.28 ... 7.30 7.80 7.60 8.00 8.00 5.75 6.00 8 8.26 7.78 2.41 5.64 18.80 Kroner ... 17.80 Stockholm- ' Krrmer 21.70 Hongkong tDrrency .. 70.25 Tokohama Tan. .... - 81.00 Shanghai Taela ...... .99 $ 8.94 7.68 2.41 1 8.65 18.90 17.60 - 21.80 70.25 51.25 - 1.0O Vela. 8 4.8863 6.1826 28.82 5.1820 28.88 ' 36.88 26.60 43.80 m a i Who iabsf WfaBtaaXab(Za inzl - Ucrw docs be hia ImnfiiMiUaZ Hoasr wea maice manrv by fcOasisTlag bfrpbaal -A3 rfiis is taU in rwboo CT It k k taet at fiualaiisexxtal in tike i Utts.it, It k k fast lnssf lrrz atxary at taadtaueBtal crn-sHU tlnf in tike stm K tXsgciteCe Fi i hsi ii mi li si tn sassdkL m esswsnrlajssssJcsV h if) Do Your . Properties , Yield the Maximum Return on the Investment?- IF not, we should like to investigate . and determine the cause and supply the remedy. Cost it rt &uu.oimc y o&os. 1 1 s Stocks. Bonds, Cettea drala, Etc 816-21 7 Board 'ef- Trade B sliding . OveAscMGooIieCo. DIRECr PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Members Chicago Board ef Trade - Carrerpoadeats ef Iegaa Bryaa Chicago 5ew Tork i ! i Wathingjton 7 Improvement Bonds Denomination 1200. Paysbla serialry In May, 1921, to May 1930. Inclusive. Price par ana accrued interest to yield full 7. INCOME TAX EXEMPT. , Ask for details. 7's at 100 to yield 7 . Income Tax Exempt Freeman Smith & Caf.:? G Id ; - CL2 r - DOOTsayaVESTERN DANK CUZJT3 Maim 846 . Tha United Cigar Stores are known to everyone. And It will not be lone before the United Retail Candy Stores are equally aa well known. Tni candy company Is managed and directed by some ef the same npl who were inatrumentaf in developing the United Ci;sr Store. ramply financed and manufactursr aad sells a proJ jct wl.ich t peala to everyone. Tbe shares are now telling between '14 g-. J SZ. VVe have prepared a Little booklet bearing tbe com. tny's i!e;ia, ' "Happinares in Every Box," hka wo will glatily nj free cf cost soon raqaest. --'.'.-' Tbo investment and speculative psyssibilities of United HtIl CanJy Stores ar tremendous. Irving K. Furrbatcn Cz Ccrr.:: ; 30 Croad Street . Established 1BC0 ITw YorSi