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THE OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 19JSO.
POTATO MEN WONDER WHEN STATE WILL GIVE PROTECTION
r Edited by
JJyman I Cohen
PORTLAND DEALERS
ARE ACTING FAIR
Buying price of cur.-ent receipt eggs la
fist today at 37c a dozen and the market
is n6t firm at that.
' While rco may be considered steady aa
grnrnl role. tie market tor eorrent receipt is
any bffiiux of tbs fart that much of the stock
to not arriving in food condition and this, there
fore, make the candled stock cost more money
before It reachee the oltimate consumer.
That Portland dealers would not and did not
"hold bp" the visitors and reMderita during Hhrin
m' week. asaa ev.niric paper lest week charged
would ee the. cam, is indicated once Main by toe
eoorse of the market. - . . .
There never haa been the sllghteet doubt that
Portland deaiera woold treat the visitors right aa
well aa serine the U country slupper secured
what his etock was actually worth, supply ana
demand being considered.
n . nVslrlne amwUt inroratUon regarding
any market, should writ the Market Editor, Ore
gon Journal, enclosing stamp ipr repiy.
BITTTEB AND - CHEESE HOIDISO
In both the batter and cheese trade, the local
market fa steady and fairly active with no chance
noted in Taiue. Cheese la going into storage
at a rapid ret and tome butter is also going
into ice housea. ... '
BASKET
FOTJI-TRY' TRADE AGAIH QUIET
Trade in the poultry market is again quiet
long the street with little demand in sight for
light weight hens or tarings while heary hens
sod springs are selling well at previous figures.
"MEAT MARKET SOT SO ACTIVE, i
market tor country killed calves was not so)
setivs daring the day because of the holiday.
' Most sales of tops were made around 21 cents
a pound, although some made efforts to get
more. -; Hogs about steady., .. -
FIRST DALIES NEW POTATOES
. First new potatoes of this state for the season
to appear on Front street ' were offering from
The Dalles at the boose of Mark Lory Co.
Bala were made at 12 cents a pound. Califor
nia stock' easier. . - .
8 Currants have mad their appearance
in tne market and during the) next lew
oyi ramer iiDeraj supplies are expected.
The 'wholesale f price for the ; day
ruled at . 126 $2.50 per crate of fou
peach baskets.' t .-, .
Quality of first arrivals of currants
was excellent and with the sugar price
easing; up somewhat it is expected that
consumers will, take considerable for the
home canning1, r ;
Strawberries held about unchanged In
the retail markets for the day. sales be
ing1 made at 15c generally, although a
few were asking as high as 20c for extra
select stock. - , . ; , -
Raspberries are still extremely high,
selling at $6 per crate of 24 boxes in the
wholesale trade but next week prices
re expected to be considerably lower.
Peaches are in better supply from the
south and are slightly lower.
The following prices are average one the con
sumers are expected to pay retail stores. Quality
quoted is the average, fancy stuff being alighUy
higher and inferior stuff freeMonally lower:
Butter Best erramery prints. S&fefllc
F.s Freah laid, 49BOe per dosen; fancy
fresh, 4943e per don.
PouHry Chickens, dressed, 8 .111 4 Oe pr Ih.
. Fish Salmon. 80g35e per lb.; halibut, 80c
per lb. .. - . -
BJka49t lX1' ptent -50t?4.50 Per
Potatoes Burbsnka. S 915ft.
Onions Dried. 4o per lb. -
Strawberries Oregon. 1820e per box. ;
Lambs Are Lower;
Cattle Market Is
Down Half Dollar
, i-iM I ....'."V - ' -J'l,:., ..
HOGS FROM NEBRASKA
Five loads of hogg arrived from 2Te
hraska for local packers Tharsday and
did not ester the market. The stock
yards closed at In m nt l )k
Rose Festival. !
ELBERT A PEACHF.S IX MARKET
Marvins aV Co. was offering the first Elberta
peaches of the season, . The supplies came from
Happy Valley, Shasta county, CaL, and showed
good color. - Sales were shown about SO cents
above the regular market.
e ::
BRIEF JfOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Dalles wax beans offering at 20 cents pound;
duality best
Quality cantaloupes selling well; others
haded. -
" Oregon Royal Ann cherries selling at 18 0 20c
pound. .
Very poor California black cherries arriving.
Currants are being offered at $2 a crate. ;
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau advice: Protect shipments
during the next 86 hours against the follow
ing maximum - temperatures: Going North, 70.
degree; Northeast over Spokane. Portland V Se
attle Railway. 85 degrees: Evt to Baker. 85 de
grees; and South to Ashland. SO degrees. Maxi
mum temperature at Portland tomorrow about
TS degrees. ,
WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND
These are prices entailers pay wholesalers, ex
cept aa otherwise noted:.
' Dairy Products
BUTTER Selling price, box lots: Creamery,
prime, parchment wrapped. B4e lb. ; prime firsta,
B2o ttn.; firsts; Ble lb.; smaller lota t an ad
, vance. Jobbing price: Cube extras. 4$S0c;
prime f1rt. 448Hc
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis. 83 9
85cr emmtrv stations. 619 62c.
OLEOMARGARINE Best brands, 40c; ordi
nary, 88 He; bakers. 83c; nuUnargarine, 1 lb.
cartons, .82o fb.
CHEESE Sellmg price: THlaraook, fresh Ore
gon, fancy triplet. 81982c lb. : Toung Amer-
ica, 88 9 84c Prices to ..bbers, f. o. b.
" Tillamook, triplets, 2Se: Toung Americas. 29c
Selling price: Cream bricks. 40 9 42c Selling
price: Block Swiss, 48949c; limburger. 409
43e per lb
. EOOS Buying price: Current receipts. 87e;
candled, aelling.' price, 42o; select, 48 944c
LITE POL'LTRT Selling price: Heavy hens,
2Se; light hens. 17 918c: eprins. light, 1 8 9
20c; heavy, 25c; old roosters. 10c lb.; turkeys,
live, (); dressed, 45c lb. .
Fresh Vegetables and Fruit :
FRESH FRUIT Oranges. 18.00 9 6.78 Vt
box; bananas, 11912c-lb.; lemons, 85.009
6.25 per crate ; Florida grapefruit. 80.00 9
50; California. 84.25 94.60; . eantaloupes,
84.00 9 8 O0.
APPLES Various varieties, local. 81.26 9
8.0O.
DRIED FRUIT Dates, Dromedariesr 87.BO;
Fs.rds. 84 00 .per box; figs. 82.60 9 8.00 box.
ONIOM8 Selling price to retailers: New red.
82.3892.80; white. 88.60. crate; garlic, 85c
' lb.; green onions. 40e per dosen bunches; onion
eta. 17 918a per lb.
POTAT Selling price: Oregon, fancy.
88.00 9 10.00; Gems, 810.00 per cwt. ; new.
Garnets. 12e; whites, 10911c,
BERRIES Oregon Dollars. 82.50 8.00
erate.
VEGETABLES Turnips, 88.50 sack; car
rota. 84-00 sack; beets, 85e dneea bunches;
cabbage. California. SVk94e; lettuce, S2.009
2.60 crate; cucumbers, 82.00 9 2.60 doe.: to
natoes, 82.609 S. 50; eeg plant, 6 Oe per pound;
brocoli. 82.25; bell peppers, 75c; celery, 81.60
per doa.; peas, 8 910c lb. ; artichoke". 81.60 per
doa.; anparae-ua, Oregon. 82.15 92.25 per doa,
bunches; string beans. 2 Oe per lb.
'' Wsaas and Pro is lont
. OorNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country
noes. 21e for top blockers; heavy. 10c; best
veal. 219 Jl He; heary veal. IBe per lb.
best veal. 20H9 21e: heavy veaL 16e per lb.
s SMOKEQ MEATS Ham. 409 45s per lb :
breakfaat bacon. 86 9 57c; picnics, 2 So per lb.;
cottage roD, 85c per lb.
' LARD settle rendered, 27 He lb.; atasdard.
i28e; tiero basis eomnound, 23 He
Fish and Shellfish
' FRESH FISU Salmon, fresh Chinook. 22 9
25e halibut. frh 200 per lb.; sturgeon.
,(r"'s h'aekeod, 10 9lle lb.; silver smelt.
10 per lb.: kippered Sainton. 82.60 per 10 lb.
banket; kippered cod. 82 35; Columbia smell,
fie perlb.; rasor dtmi, ( ) box; crsos. 82.60
9 8.50 dosen: roe shsd. lOe lb.; dreaaed .h.h
8 9 6c; hug cod. 9 8e lb.
Groceries :'
TRAB71!L0mb'X ?Tie"'" "nery baeia: Cube.
825.85; fruit and- berry. 824.60: D vellnw
, 828.88; granulated. 324.60. aitei. C. T824 10
olden O. 824.00. .
HOSET New, 87.00 9 7.50 ease.
BICK Japan style. No. 1 12c; New Orleans
head ) ; Blue Rose, 14 e per lb. VTMBM
SAI.T Course, half ground, lOOa. 817 2
K5.S8TsJyU8.! 80c! 317T255;
STl 38.809 4.00; fancy Ubie . and dairy
8?;JnmprPck- 26.60 per too, 7.'
7 UoiT.1" iJ Jobbera -Sm.ll white.
7 He i per lb.; large white, 7le lb.; pink 8 Tc
Ib.j limaa. 18He; bayou.' 1 1 e : reda?l 0 H e?
Orecon beanj. buying price, nominal si,
t&JSLTf?0? Bordiu-.
dTmi .sacaa or
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. '18 He n n.
. N UTS Walnuts, 8 5 4 4 OcTper lb. .1,
c; filberts. 82o in ak loJT pilLult 18 9
le; paeans. 25c; Rrasils. 80c "uu' i0
.1. " "opes. Paints. Oris
- ROPE -Siaal. dark. 13 He; white. 9rw tk .
standard Manila, 28 He . 20o lb.;
i i."ti.u viu- Kaw. bbla. 21 Oft i .
kett a boiled hKk o tut. apal.;
WlerTcaa -82:i5 VsnonT V
COAL OIL Water white, in drums or Ten.
barrel. 13e gallon; r. 24e ir lloST "
GASOLINE Iron bbls!. 25 1. " J?"-
etne rttstillat iron bbU. 16c- caT! if -
is vi-?1" l0-EiD-Tun to iscToo32 iba":
T.-RPENTIXE Tanks. 32.26; eases. 32.41
10-eaae lots. 1c less.
:. - Mons.wool nd HMea
?nrSTT? 18 1? crop- 1 Per lb.
HIDES Nominal. No. 1 salt mrsl vu.
f under 45 Jha.). le; No. Vt curtS Sm!
tover eo ids.!.. 14c: No. 1 salt eur
hide-. 14e; partly cured hid uf per T faS
-ejreen htdea. 2e per lb. leas; hair aUooed htw
one Shird less than No. J bides mde
Calf anal sfla .
Now 1 trimmed calf skins (up to 18 lbs.).
locks, Bosds, Cotton, Orals, Etc.
. 16217 Board of Trade Balldisg
OverbecIi&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
: j Members Chicago Board of Trade
Correnposdesti of Lorsa Bryaa
Chicago Xsw Tor 4
There was bo setsloa of the Portland
Merchants exchange T hand ay.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
noga. wattle, vwves. Bheep
Thursday 6R0
Week ago. . . . .'... 188
Two weeks ago.... I 467
Four weeks ago. . ..i 57
Tear am , An
Two ysars ago.. ..i 470
Three years ago. ... t 456
Four years ago. .'. . 694
123
60
71t
20
150
68
189
08
864
S4S
.. .623
11 841
1 803
8 64
8 400
6 234
Weakness In cattle and lambs and
steadiness in the hog alleys was again
shown in the trade here for Thursday.
Receipts were fairly liberal, with a total
of 14 loads for the market.
Lamb prices are off another half dollar in the
North Portland alleys with killers extremely
bearish in their buying attitude. There was a
rather liberal run in the alleys for the day. and
the extreme to in the lamb division was 811.
General aheep and lamb range:
Spring lambs ............. .310 50 9 11.00
Cull lambs 8.00 9 10.00
Yearlings ; 7.00 9 8.00
Ewes ...... . ... ; 6.00 9 7.00
Cattle Mark at Weak
At a reduction of 8 Oe made late Wednesday
sftemoon. the Thursday market for cattle con
tinued rather weak. with the extreme quotation
for steers at 811.60. Receipts for the day were
moderate. ,
General cattle ranee: :'
Beat beef steers ..... .
Choice beef steers. . .. .
Good to choice steers. ........
Medium to good steers........
Fsir to good steers..
Common to fair steers
Choice cows and heifers. ......
Good to choice cows and heifers
Medium to good cows and heifers
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Csnners ...... . .4. . ..
nulla
Best light calves
Medium calves . .
Heavy calves. . . ,
Swine Trade Melds'
8 wine market prices for Thursday at North
Portland were steady, with average tops around
815.75 and good "diversion" stuff no to 816.
as previously quoted. Overnight arrivals totaled
660 head, compared with 408 head s year ago.
ueneral nog market range: ;
Prime mixed .815.23 9 16.00
Medium mixed . ............. 14.75915.25
Rough heavies ............. 10.00911.25
Pigs ll.759lS.7K
Smooth heavies 11.25 913.75
Wednesday Afternoon Seles
STEERS
..811.0091180
.. 10.50911.00
.. 10.00 910.50
..... 0.00 910.00
..- 8.00 9 0.00
.. 7.00 9
0.00 9
8.00 9
7.00 9
. 6 00 9
4.00 9
6.00 9
14.00913.00
10.509 13.0
8.00 910.00
8.00
t 50
9.00
8.00
7.00
BOO
7.50
No. At. Lbs.
11.... 923
15.... 800
1,... 870
1 750
12.... 885
12... .1008 $
2.. ..1045 -
12... .1007
21.... 702
2.... 850
15. ...1055
1....1180 $
T.
4....
45 ... .
8..,,
15....
.75....
7....
2...i
6....
1....
11....
4....
18....
80 ... .
....
7....
11.. .
6....
11....
....
1....
7....
2....
7....
4....
43....
Price.
8 8.73
0.0O
6.0
6.00
. 8.60
' COWS
3 8.85
- 8.85
8.75
6.50
5.60
7.25
. .in
HUUi
8.00 I
. HOG
185 315.50
13. SO
15.75
15.75
14 OO
13.60
14.25
15.75
15.50
18.76
15. 50
15.75
LAMBS
O.OO
No. :
19..
3..
15..
1..
2..
S..
3..
2..
8..
1..
At. libs.
. .1082
..1063
.. 800
.. 760
.. 870
..1050
..1048
575
.. 760
.. 780
317.25
6.00
9.75
6.50
, 7.75
8 7.00
7.00
7.00
6.50
6.50
862
181 '
186
115
130
142
285
,182
430
207
233
63
67
68
67
75
87
' 85
74
SO
84
SO
40
80
82
11.00
ll.OO
8.50
ll.OO
II.OO
11.00
11.00
8.50
ll.OO
ll.OO
: 9.00
9.00
11.00
4 s
B fj
1
-77..,
12...
17...
160
103
103
170
81
4....
28,...
8....
12....
4....
18...,
!...
3....
12....
1....
180 1,13.50
202 15.50
It."...
11.. . .
20....
14....
S e
2....
t....
O s
2....
8....
a....-
25....
10....
7.
YRARLTVGS
7...
820
125
186
173
214
410
220
1 64
530
- 68
60
78
73
70
80
68
83
120
00 .
- 65
S6
62
80
13.23
14.00
15.00
11.50
15.75
13.50
15.75
15.50
18.75
I 8.50
8.90
11.00
11.00
8.50
S.50
8.50
11.00
10.00
11.00
9.00
11.00
9.00
11.00
117 8 '7.00
3 4
2 . . .
4.
160
133
135
142
34.... 109 7.50
2.... 5 . -. 8.00
.- EWES
0.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
Thursday BAornlne Sales
No. Ave. lbs. Price. I No. Ave. lbs.
1....1670 3 6.76
- i LAMBS
811.00 1
WETHERS
III9 7 , T-00
" HOGS -15....
205 315.75 I 8 187 S18.7B
8.00
5.80
5.60
8.00
Price.
Forelsrn Exehanre Market
New Tork, June 24. (U. P. 1 Foreign ex
change quotations were easier at the opening
today. Demand sterling opened at 33 9 off
H: franc rhurki 1 ! 1 n .if s .'
checks, 16.22. off 14: Belgian cables 1.1.55. off
r - ""B' ana tjanadian dol
lars .8760.
e.8at5rU '' 6rmiV t 83.96 H . cables
83.97; francs, demand 312.05, cables 12 02
Bre, demand 16.14. cables 10.12; marks, del
mand .0263. cables .0267; Canadian dollars'
877 1 i .
- New Tork Ssgar and Coffee
New Tork. June 24. (TJ. p.) Coffee-
7 R. 14 He; No. 4 Santos. 22He9 28 H
822!&9l4V&"-H'fiaed :
80e; No. 1 trimmed kip skins (18 to 30 lbs.!
20c: hair aSpned akina. au thint l TiT-i .
-- - iav
.-- - Dry HMea and Skrna
.Dry Hint hides 7 lbs. and url. I5f Jet
flint bulla. 17o; dry flint calf skins nH-. 7
,,3il:.flrTs,U ha. end tu" SOc
?y salt bulL. 14c- dry salt eaif skins V under 7
lbs.). 30c; dry cull hides and skiiu. half price!
Heree Hides
a. "Jt1 Large, well taken off hidaa.
36.50; pony and smaU hide. $3 60- iw
60c hrs: horse taU hair, per lb.. 25e- rJl
sane hair, per lb., 15c - ""
MOHAIR Nominal; long stasia. SSgaaiY.
Ih.; short staple. 25e per IbT 90e
TALLOW AND GREASE No. ' 1 tsllo.
FARMERS AROUSED
ABOUT SPUD DEAL
i - By Hysaaa H. Cohen
Ltters to the Market Editor of The
Journal, from - "numerous farmers and
members of various granges : indicate
that the entire state's 1 population of
potato growers is wrought up over the
fact that little or no protection is being
given Oregon's fast growing potato in
dustry from infection by that most
dreaded of potato insects, the California
tuber-moth. -1 - . ;
- Inspection officials of the state are afient
regarding the matter and appear indifferent aa
to what the producers think about the matter.
Rvcn th Front street trade, which does a very
heavy bwdneaa -ha California new potatoes, is
worried regarding the possibility of this state's
potato area becoming Infected aa waa shown in
Colorado when tuber-moth potatoes were allowed
on sale there.
Idaho is the one Pacific Northwest state that
haa decided to take no ehancea whatever with the
California tuber-moth and its quarantine against
potato shipments of California and Colorado
growth has become rigid.
The trade here has wondered what the state
board of horticulture is going to do about the
matter for no word haa some from the organiza
tion since the agitation for a querrntine started
In the meanume California is shipping: liberal
supplies of potatoes into this section. ,
Scattered Selling
In Grain Trade
Chicago. June 24. (L'N. S.) Cora fu
tures broke nearly 5c under receipts, of 229
ears and a drop of 29 4 He tat the spot market
on the board of trade today. - Oats ruled tower,
but ' held in a comparatively narrow range.
Trade in all the pits was largely local, with sen
timent bearish from the start in expectation of
large receipts and because the extensive abort
covering of yesterday had removed much support
from toe market. . Buying of corn on the breaks
was of good class - and buying against ; bids
served to check the decline.. No. 2 mixed corn
dropped to 1 He over July at one time, the nar
rowest in a long while. .
Provisions were weak throughout. ' V
At the close corn was off 8 9 4e for July,
3 H 9 3 He for September and 2 He for De
cember. July oats finished He lower, Septem
ber off lH91Hc, and December lHe down.
Pork elosed 10 9 L5c tower, lard off 22 He. and
ribs 16917HO, -
Chicago. June 24. (L N. S.1 Scattered
commission house selling and a reduction of
buying power caused by Wednesday's extensive
short eo faring caused corn to open . to lc
lower. - - ...
Oats opened steady to He lower. : developing
s weakness later in sympathy with corn.
Scattered selling induced by cheaper . hogs
caused provisions to start lower. .
CORN ' -
Open. Hight. Txrw. dose.
July .... 180H 180 H 176 H 176H
Sept..... 170H 170H 167H- 167H
Dec .... 150 H 150 149 149
- OATS
July . . , . 103 V 104 H ' 108 : 103 H
Sept. ... 85 H 85 84 84 H
Dec .... 82 H 82 H : 80 H 80
r ." PORK
July ....8450 8455 8440 3445
Sept ...8680 8637 8615 '8625
LARD
July ....2050 2050 2032 ' 2082
Sept. ...2150 2150 2182 2182
RIBS '
July ..1810 1810 1800 ; 1800
Sept. ...1917 1917 1905 1905
. . - e .
QUICK REACTION IN SHOWN
IN , THE COTTON TRADE
New Tork, June 24. (L N., S.) After an
irregular opening in which . August wsa up 83
points and every other month 8 points higher
to four points lower, the cotton- market turned
decidedely weak and at the end of the first 15
minutes was off about 20 points from last night's
dose Opening strength of near months waa
said to be due to a) rise is July at Liverpool.
The dose was steady at a net decline of X7
to 67; points. . . .
Furnished by Overbeck
Of Trade bids.
Month. , Open.
January ....... 8183
March ......... 8140
May ; .......... 8085
July 8623
October ........ 8370
December ..... . 8255
ek Cooke Cow. Board
High.
8187
8148
8092
2631
8875
8267
Low.
8125
3080
3040
8525
3295
3186
Close.
8150
8100
3030
8665
8325
8205
, New Zork spot market 50c down at 3775.
BAIRT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco. June 24. U. P. 1 Butter
Extrss, 5c. .
Eggs Extras. 48c: dirties. 44c: extra, rmllata.
38 He; undersized pullets. 82c
(Jbeese Caiifoma flata fancv. Utte: firsts
. Seaule Market
Seattle. June 24. L N. SL1 Eaga -
lect ranch, 47c - i .. .
butter taty creamery, 53 9 54e.
Cheese " Triplets. 80 (it Sic: Touuar Anrieu
82c '
Xtaneapolii Casb Grain ' .
Winnespolia Cash wheat, -? No. 1 northern.
82.85 98.00; No, 2, 82.80 9 2.93; No. 8.
82:70 9 2.93; No. 1 northern spring, 82.80 9
2.90; No. 2. 32.75 9 2.85; No. 8. 82.60 9
2.76: No. 1 red spring. 82.80: No. 2 12 TK;
No. 3, 82.60; No. 1 dark hard Montana, 82.90;
No. 1 hard Montana. 82.85: No. 1 durum.
32.7392.78: No. 2 durum. 82.70 a 2 75: Nn.
3. 82.65 9 2.70. .
corn no. - yellow. 31.70 9 1.72;' No. A.
81.67 91.69; No. 3 white. 31.6791.69.
Oata No. - 2 - white. 31.10 H ac 1.12 Vi. i Nn
3. 81.09 H 9 1-11 H.
Barley Choice to fane. 31.40 S1.4S: knr
grades. 81-18 91.33;. No. 2 rye 32.13 H 9
f.1? ". 33.88 9 3.93; to arrive.
33.8398.89. . .
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. June 24. I. N. S.): Butter Re
ceipts, 11.482 tube. Creamery extras. 65 H 9
66c; standards. 64Hc; firsts, 49 9 54He; gee
onds. 48 9 48c; packing stocks, 87 9 40c ,
Eggs Receipts, 19.898 cases. Miscellaneous,
87938c; ordinary firsts. 34986c; firsta, 8SH
939He; extraa, 40 9 41 He; checks, 209
28c; dirties, 25 930c
Cbeei Twins, new, 25 H 926c; dairies,
23H 926c; Young Americas. 26926Hc; long
horns. 26 926 H c: brick. 27 9 27 He
Ltve- Poultry Turkeys. 85c; chickens. 81 He:
spring broilers. 45955c: roosters. 19c; geese,
20 980c; ducks, 80 9 40c ; s
. - New Tork Batter and Eggs . .
New Tork. Jane 24. (L N. S.) Butter
Firm; creamery extras. 68 9 61 H e; do firsts.
52H 959e: do higher scoring. 69 62 H e:
state dairy tubs. 42 9 '7 He; Beaovated extras.
VV1VS1C . -
Cheese Firm: whole milk specials, 7 27 9
27 He; do fancy, 2 5 H 926c; do fancy young
Americas, 81 9 31 He; skims, specials. 18 H 9
19c: do choice. 16 9 17 He; do fair to good,
12916HC-
Eggs Irregular; nearby white, ' fancy. 6 5 9
57c; do brown fancy. 61954c; extra, 49 950c;
finta, 40 H 9 45c , ,
.'money and Exchange ;
New Tork. June 24. (L N. 8.) Call money
w. .-.w UPCS SXCUOgl
today ruled at 10 per cent; high 14 per cent;
nrw vrui. . JW. IUDUC S Una. ItllHS
were 8 4 -S nt Th. n..k.. .A.
mercantile paper ; was strong.; Call ' money in
London today waa 4 H pej cent Sterling ex
change was easy with business in bankers' hills
sw..v uii ijtiii iinii . .
Liverpool Cotton tsqstry
, Liverpool. June 24. (L . S.) There was
mere inquiry for spot cotton today with prices
steady on the basts of an advance of 39 points
for middling at 828.43. Hales. 4000; Ameri
can middling fair.. 831.68; good middling,
328.93; full middling. 827.68: middling.
826.43; low middling. 823.13: good ordinary,
819.93; ordinary, 818.93. : Futures opened
stes4.ii;-...,..ji.-s . -,iv .. , -.:.:.
TRADE IN SHARES
- MinneapoUsDlnth Flax
VW.lT.th . Ui.. 1.. n. ... m . .
w.. . ......... - i - r. aif ai
--Jv. 396 bu.: September,. 404: October,
MlnMpolu, ion 24. (L m ft.) FUx
No, A. 388893; .iT da
, 1 e - :
San Francisco Poaltry Market
San FranHsco, June 24 .(U. P.) Poultry
docks? aoV-iSc! ; hen' 3tiel
IS PROFESSIONAL
. New York. Jane 24. -TJ. P.) Prices
were Irregular at the opening of trading
on the stock 'exchange today- Prices
were:s .r'. - .- .
Canadian Pacific 112. of f Bald
win 118, up ; Crucible 148, up ? 1 1
Texas company 45, ' off ; Vanadium
83, off Barrett 149, up ; Sin
clair 314. off ; U. R. Stores 77. up
S J Reading 84. " up ; V, 8. Steel
82 of f ? Republic Iron and Steel
92, off ( ; Pan? American Petroleum
102, up . - ! ;
- Moat of the industrials showed gains at the
opening. ' Oila made some fractional gatoa in
early trading. i . ,. - - -j
The market was entirely! a professional af
fair, but even traders were not actiTc Corn
I-reducta viade a new high at 86. ;- .-
The call money rate advanced steadily dur
ing the early part of the j afternoon, reaching
13 per cent around 2 p. m.
. Deaplta 14 per cent call money the Ust made
substantial recoveries. Equipments and Mexican
oila acted best. Mexican Petroleum sold at 180
and Pan-American got close to 103. United
States Steel closed at 92 H, off ; Crucible
147 H. up H ; American Car Foundry 139.
H: Baldwin 118 H. up ; Mexican Pe
troleum 178H. up 2: Pan-American 102 H.
up H; Retail Stores 78 H, up 1; Food Prod
2? w92 ." t Beading 84 H . up ;
Studebaker 71, up H ; General Motors 25 H.
up 1; Industrial , Alcohol 03, up H ; Barrett
148 H, off . . -.j .... . . j. .
- ; . ii ' . ' . .
m Tm&M t,r OrwtMek Oook Cow. Botvrt
Of Trmtl bniMing
r
. s f
efs
e a e .a a
Alaska Gold
Allis-Cbalmers ......
American Agricultural
Americal Beet Sugar .
Americaa' Can. c. ...
American Car Foundry
American Cotton Oil . . . : . j . .
American Hide & Leather, ei . .
American Int'l Corp'n
American Linseed, c ........ .
Amencaa Locomotive, e ..... ,
American Ship It Com....;..
American. Smelter, c. ........
American Steel Foundry . ....
American Sugar, c .
American Sumatra Tobacco. , . .
American TeL tt Tel..... t..
American Tobacco ..........
American Tobacco Securities . . .
American Woolen, c ........
American Zine ..........f..
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atcnison, c .......
Baldwin Loco., e...
Baltimore Ohio, e . . .
Bethlehem Steel. B
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Butte at Superior ...I.
Canadian Pacific .........
f . 1 . . L . i
tnes, at unio ...........f.
Chicago. Gt. Western, c..,t.
Chi., M. eV St. Paul. . . . . . t .
CW. 4a Ne W eae
Chile Copper ....... . . . , -.
Chmo Copper ..............
Colo. Fuel eV Iron.
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products, e.
Crucible Steel, c . .
Denver A U. G., c
Erie, c .
General, Cigars . .
General . Electric
General Motors . .
Granby Cons, i . . . . .
Great Northern Ore .
Greet Northern By. ' .
Greene Cananee . . . . ,
Gulf States Steel ....
Illinois Central . . . . .
Industrial Alcohol ...
Inspiration Copper . .
International Paper . .
iniernata i aiercantue Marine
Int. Nicke, ,
Kansas City Southern, e...
Kelly Springfield . .
Kepneeort Ovper '..... 4
Lackswanna Steel ........
Lehigh Valley ...........
Middle States Oil . . . .
Mexican Petroleum . .
Miami - Copper ......
Midvale Steel
Missouri - Pacific, e . . .
National Lead .......
Nevada Consolidated . .
x: r 1
New fork Aair Brake '. I '. 'l
new rorx ijentral .......X
Northern Pacific ........
Pacific Mail . . k. . j
Pan-American Petroleum, c,
....... 1 1
s-svpioa sas , . .
ri...t. 1
. a.wuib wsii v. ........
Pressed steel Car. c. .
Pullman
Ray Consolidated Copper
Reading, e, .........
Royal . Dutch ; .
Republic Iron eV Steel, c
Rock Island, c
Sinclair Cona. ... . . . .
Sloes-Sheffield
Southern Pacific ......
Southern By., c. ..... .
Strom berg Motor ......
Studebaker, c ........
Shell
St. Louis cc San Fran. ,
Tennessee Copper ....
Texas Oil ..........
Texaa Pacific ........
Tobacco Products ....
Transcontinental Oil . . .
Union Pacific, c, . . . . .
U. S. Rubber, c.
0. S. Smelting A Bef. .
It -'
e s
OiWn. BidT
iT
. T , 86
1 , 85 4
. . . . - 89 H
89 H 40 H
139 139
. ... -44 -
16 15 H
86 86
84 f 88
, 97 97
23H 23
584 68
88 38
123 122
88 87
93 93 ,
' 210
66 H 65
95 06
. . . . 18
65 65
78 78
118 - 118
30 80
. 89 89
. . 11 ' 10 H
, . . 21 H
. 112 112H
, .66 65 H
60
,." 7H
, 81
67H , 87
15 15
80 29
, "78 78
. 95 95
, 148 147H
4 4
. . 12 . 11 H
a . 05
, 140 138
, 22 23
e ' - 86
85 85
, 69 - 69
30 30'
... :.: ... 61
. . . . 81
, 92 92
51 51
75 - 75
. 10 ISOH
81 81
"17 17
18
104 3
26 26 -
69
.'.;..''" 40
. 27 25
. 177 H 178
, 20 20
. 41 40
24 24
. 75
. 12 12
. 28 28
98 98
68 67
70 , 70
81 81
102 102
1 88 88
ar 88
" 59 59
98 H 97
. 111 111
16 16
84 84
112 111
92 92
85 .35
81 81
, 69 70
91 92
22 H 22 H
78 H 72
- 70 70
78 73
.... 23
9H
43 45
89 89
... - . 67
16 14
112 112
94 H 94
.- .... 68
BAG COW E 0
LOSING ITS LEGS
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
-Cars-
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Thursday 18.... 7
Tear ago . . . . . 20 .... . 1 J
Season to date... 9428 : 199 4022
Tear ago..,.. 7680 1118 2401
Tacoma, Wed day 20 . . . .. T
Year ago. . . .,. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Season to date.. 74 18 116 8831
Tear ago. . . . .5561' 49 . . . .
SeetUe, . Wed'day .15 .... 1
i Tear ago. .... 2 ". . . . S
Season to date. ..6587 255 1208
Tear ago. .... 6494 - 118 1778
682 2804
795 8247
1 2
"isa 'ass
202 1242
668 1247
649 2597
The Japanese-British bag combine is
dying fast. ; Already ' It has become
panic, stricken, and latest advices are
to the effect that thosa grain growers
who do not need bag until August will
get them much cheaper.
.Hongkong interests are 'cabling frsntieallr to
local interests . to get them to purchase, bags.
No. 1 Calcutta are being freely offered there,
according to these reports, at 10911c each, with
S freight charge of about le and s small duty.
1 The agitation to sell bags' is so keen that
bids and offers all through the Pacific North
west are being gradually reduced in value. Not
1 Calcuttae are being offered in the North
west for July delivery down to 18 each to
day and the market is intensely weak at that. .
Extremely , heavy shipments of bags -are - ex
pected from the Orient during the early part
of August beeauase of the panicy condition 1 of
the trade there, due to some extent to the tact
that the bankers have called for their loans.
Grain markets are quiet with a nominal vol
ume of trade reported to eld crop wheat.
FLOCR Selling price, mill door: Patent
813.75; Montana spring wheat. 814.85: Wil
lamette valley brands, 811.20; local straight,
811.20; bakers' local, 318.50: graham. 811.50.
Prices for city deliveries for five barrel lots.
HAT Buying prices:. Willamette timothy,
fancy, 634 9 36 -, per Job: vetch, 832; cheat,
625 926; straw; 310; clover, C); grain,
( ): alfalfa, 881 a ton. - ?
r- GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deUv.
ery: No7. ! Calcutta, 18 9 19 He; domestic,
19 H 9 20c in car lots; leas amounts Usher.
MILL8TUFFS Mill run at mills, sacked.
855 9 56. ..
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, 1709
70.60. ' ' - -
BARLEY Buying price: Feed, 866 9
66.50; milling, 667 967.50; Tolled .barley, sell
ing price, 672 ton. ,-. 1.,;
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
: ' ' - Ohieaeo Hogs SI 8.085
Chicago. June 24. (L N. S.) Hogs: - Re
ceipts, 80.000; ' steady - to 15c lower. Bulk,
314.50 915.90; top. . 816.03; heavyweight.
814.65 915.70;: medium weight, 815.459
16.05: lightweight, 315.25 9 16.05; light lights.
814.25 915.80; heavy packing sows, smooth,
818.50 914.50: packing sows, rough. 813.009
18.50; pigs, 312.60 915.00. ,
- Cattle Receipts, -11,000; steady to strong.
Choice and prime beef steers, 816.35 917.00;
medium and good beef steers, ,313.40 9 16.85;
good and choice lightweight, 315.13 9 16.65 :
and medium lightweight, 811.009
1 6. 1 5 ; butcher cattle, heifers, 87.00 9 1 6 00 ;
cows. 37.00 9 13.00; bulls. ST. 00 m 12. DO;
eanneTS and cutters, cows and heifers. 84.00 9
7.00 : eanner steers. 85.50 9 8.00 ; veal calves
(light and bandyweight) , 813.00 914.75: feeder
steers, sv.za 9 lz.ow; stocaer steers,-- s W
11.50; stacker cows and heifers, $6.00 98.50;
stocker calves. 37.25 91S.75. : '
Sheep Receipts, 11.000: active and steady.
Lambs. 84 lbs. down. 814.00 9 17.60; culls and
common. $11.00 14.00 ; yearling, wethem
$10.75 915.00; ewes. $5.75 9 8.25; ewes,
culls and common, $3.50 9 5.75; breeding ewes,
86.00911-06; feeder lambs, $ 1 1.00 9 14.00.
OfnaheHoaa316.es
Omaha. Neb.. June 24. (L N. S.) Hogs:
Receipts. 12.0O0 ;' unevenly 15c to 85c lower.
Bulk. $14.00 9 15.00: top. $15.65.
Cattle Receipts, 5000; beef steers and
butcher cattle, generally 15c to 2 5e lower. Best
heavies and yearlings, $16.26: atockeri and
feeders dull and weak. -
Sheep Receipts, 8000: generally 25c higher.
Best native Iambs. 816.40; ewes, 87.25.
. Denver Hoes 818.78
Denver, Colo., June 24. (U. P.) Cattle-
Receipts, 1200; slow. Steers. $10.00 915.00;
cows and heifers. $7.00 911.00; stoekers and
feeders, $7.00 9 9.00; calves. 89.00 918.00.
Hoes Receipts. 1500; 25c higher. Top,
815.75: bulk, $16.16915.60. ,
Sheep Receipts. 4500; steady. Lambs.
$15.00 916.00; ewes, $6.00 9 8.00; yearlings.
$12.00 9 13.00.
No Seattle Hoe Market'
Seattle, June 24. (L N. 8.) Hogg
None.
Cattle Receipts, 158; steady. ' Best steers.
811.50 912.00; medium to choice. $8,00 9
10.50; best grass fed steers. $11.00 911-50;
common to good. $7.00 9 8.00 ; v.beat cows and
heifers. $9.50 9 10.00: medium te choice. $8.00
9 9.00 ; common' to good. $6.00 98.09; bulls,
$6.0097.00; calves, $7.50 914.00. .
Sheep None -
New Tork Potato Market '
New York. June 24. (I. N..S.) Potatoes
(in bulk, barrel or bag! Firm; nearby white,
$10.00913-50; Bermuda, $9.00914.00;
Southerns' $2.50 912.00.
V. 8. Steel, e, ........
TJtah Copper ............
Vanadium Steel . . - . ......
Virginia Chemical, c ......
Wabash ................
Western Union ..........
Weatinghouse Electric
Willys-Overland ..........
92 . 92
66 :. 66
75 i
49'
. 18
78
78
81
49
18
A Progressive
City Improves.
, and the 1 money secured through bonds goes back
into the district for further development.- That is what
these bonds are for, and are of such general excellence
that we recommend them as a -preferred investment.
TWIN FALLS, IDAHO
1 7 Improvement Bonds
Denominations $100, $500, $1000 .'
INCOME
TAX j
EXEMPT
PRICE
w 100
NET
YIELD
m
"1 ; i",T-"'V
Orders by
: Phone, Wire or ;
. Letter Accepted '
rA s - - -V4ift4JVla
&an Franelseo drain Market
Sas Francisco. June 24. (V. p. ) Barley
pot f eed- per cental. $8. ..
1 Two of the) large buitdings in the improvement f ?
. . , district county court boose end high school
mmm ram
UkdBC-fsTaer
BONDS TRUSTS ACCEPTANCES
Lu mbermens Bids;.
;v--ss
Cheese Output of
Tillamook Jas a?"
Gain 10 Per Cent
. While the output of Tillamook cheese fac
tories to date this season is '.fully 10 'per cent
greater than a year ago, according to Carl
Iksberlacb. sales representative of the , aaaocia
txm. there is now s demand for every pound
of the product, that the noted section is making.
' We are movinar everything w are making
at this time," says ' Mr. ' Haberlacb,. "and it
looks as if ths market . will show, no further
decline, but will probably advance. .
: "For the better protection of 'the public end
the maintaining of : the Tillamook reputation,
our association. some time ago applied for pat
ents' on the idea - of labeling cheea and the
method of.' labeling. . Some . imitators have
sprung up . and we are , going tu protect oar
brand.
' Ballet Ckerry Crop
The Dalles. Or., June 24. Cherry picking
win negra m in is section tne first ot next week,
and - will - be ruabad through to completion.
Orehardists aay that while the crop will t not be
up to standard is quantity, duality will be ex
cellent. '
The local ' cannery takes Royal Ann cherries
at 15 cents a pound, orchard run and other
stock is shipped East.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by foreign exchange depart
ment of the United States National bank.
Opening nominal rates for bank transactions
Drafts Cables Par.
Checks. Transfers, Value.
London Pounds
sterling ...$ 8.96 $ 8.06 $ 4.8665
Paris Francs.. 8.27 , 8.28 6.1829
Hamburg-Berlin
Marks ..... 2.65 2.65 28.82
Genoa Lire.. 8.22 6.28 6.1820
Copenhagen
Kroner ... 16.70 16.80 26.85
Christania
Kroner ...17.80 1T.40 - . 26.80
Stockholm
Kroner . ...21.80 21.90 26.80
Honckong
Currency ...78.75 74.25- .
Tokohama
Ten .......61.00 - 81.28 . 43.30
Shanghai
Taels 1.02 1.03 .
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT 1 TT T C1l, l A
Bonds Win Out at
Gold Hill Election
. seetlan Sands
Clearings Thu Week. . ' Tear ago.
Mrmday .. .s..'$ 6.S44.690.18 $ 8.431.619.78
Tuesday ... 4.912.787.68. - 4.213.608.56
Wacitaeauay .. - 4.674ai37.83 - 4.S46.01O.96
Xhursuay .. 4,484,307:09 - 3.914,1
- - Spokane Bank '
Clearings Thursday ....... . . $
Thursday . . , i . . . . .
-. Tsoema Banks
Thursday ...... . $
Thursday
SeetUe Bkank "
Cleerings Thursday ......r.3 6.129,566.00
Thursday
Balances
Clearings
Balances
Balances
1.387.842.00
412.360.00
633.896.00
60,406.00
1.683,762.00
Trled Frnlt and Beans
New Tork. June4' 24. (I. N. aj Dull;
marrow." choice, 311.75 9 12.00: pea choice.
38 0098.25; red kidney n choice, $16.00 9
16. SO. O v.;-,."... .
Dried fruits Quiet: Apricots, extra . choice
to fancy, 27 9 87c; -apples, evsperated, prime to
fancy, 11 9 18 H c; Prunea. 80s to eos, S15.B0
W26.50: do 0a to : 100a. $10.00 9 1 1.50 :
peaches, extra choice to -fancy. 18 (at 22c; seeded
xaiaine, choice to fancy, $23.00920.00. . .
11 i . .
New Torn Metal Market
New York. June 24. (1. N. S.l Tontier-
DnU. spot and. June offered 18. July and
August offered 18. T
Lead Nominal. Snot to August offered 800.
Spelter Easy. Spot and June 780 bid.
July and August 7909700.
. New Tork Wool and Hides
New York. June 24. (I. N-. S
Quiet: domestio fleece XX Ohio. 60 0 75; do
pulled scoured basis, : 60c9 $1.60; do Texas
scoured basis. 75eSI.eo. -
- Hides Quiet; native steers, $5c; branded
steers, s so.
i New Tork-Losdon Silver
New Tork. June 24. (L N. 8.) Commercial
bar silver was quoted , as follows : Domestic an
changed at 99 ; foreign. 2e lower at 90. .
London. June 24. (I. Ji. S.) Bar silver
was ld lower today at 50 d.
"- i ; Liberty Bond Rsleg
.Furnished by Overbeck
v - Open.
Liberty. 3 s. ... 9204
Liberty, first 4s.- .....
Liberty, second 4 8540
Liberty, first 4 s. 8610
Liberty. 2d 4 s. . 8544
Liberty, third 4s 8916
Liberty. 4th 4 s. 8570
Victory. 4 .... 9562
Victory. 3s .... 9566
sV Cooke Company.
High. Low. - Close.
9218 8486
9188
: i-. ' 8550
8560 8820 :, 85S0
8610 s 8600 ' 8602
8548 8582 8688
S924 8912 . 8912
8578 8582 . 8574
9566 . 9558 8658
9566 4)666 . 9568
' Naval Stores Market -
- New Tork, June 24. (I. N. 8.) Turpen
tine: Savannah. 180 1 New Tork. 177. .
Koain Savannah. $10; New Tork. 814.25.
Gold Hill.' Or.. June ? 4. After -working-
for two years for the passage of
bonds for an annex for the high school
building- here, the people of thla and
tbe Rock Toint school district, which
consolidated with Gold Hill last year,
overwhelmingly voted the annex bonds
at the annual school election. ' A vote
was taken on the consolidation of the
Foots Creek school district with Oojd
HI1L which carried here , as strong Tis
did the bonds, tjut was voted do it by u
close margin in the Foots Creel? dis
trict. Present officers were reelected.
The districts consolidated with Cltud
Hill are served, by a tallyho, under contract.
Chicago Cask Wheat
Chicago. June 24. (U. : P.) Cash wheat
No. 2 Bed, 82.85 92.87.
- . Ban Francisco Barley. Calls
San Francisco, June 24. August $2.96.
December 33.06 sale.
Street Contract Lt
Vancouver. Wash.. June 24. The con
tract foF the paving of the Fifth street
road has been .awarded to . the United
Contracting company, j This road will
connect this city with the territory east
of the garrison and the work will be be
gun at once. The company's bid was
$2s;oo. - - . .-.-: . .
Special School Tax
-Elections Are Void
In Douglas County
Roseburg, June 24. Approximately
one third of the electltons for- special
school taxes in the school districts of
the county have been declared void because-
of the failure of the school com
missioners 3 to giye proper notice prljr
to such elections. In some places only
10 days' notice waa given. The law re
quires that where the 6 per cent limita
tion is exceeded 20 days' notice must be
served.
County Assessor Calkins has notified,
the districts where the vote has been'
thrown out to call new elections imme
diately Jf the school levy is to be ex
tended on the tax roll.
Pershing Unable to
Be at U. Ceremonies
Cambridge, : Mass., June 24. TJ. P.)
Because of a slight Indisposition Gen
eral J. J. Pershing was unable to at
tend the opening . ceremonies of com
mencement at Harvard university to
day. He appeared later In the day,
however, and addressed the Alumni as
sociation. . -
,: NORTHWEST BOND
Affording Unusual Investments
A list of choice municipal offerings, illustrative of many
- r others which we own, is given herewith, carryins; securities
Yielding 5y2 to 7
GENERAL OBLIGATION . ISONDS
18,000 wArHneton. City of.- Oreron, Sewer . .V
5 00 t Astoria, City of, OreRon .
1,000 t Astoria. City of. Orefon. Ser.'No. IS....
SOO tAstoria. City of, Or.. Imp.; Ser.. No. 4. . .
8.000 tAstoria.-City, of. Or., Imp., Ser., No. 24,.
4.000 Buhl. City of. Idaho. City Hall ..... .r. .
40.000 Clarke County. Wish.. Road (Donohue).,
1,000 "Clatsop County. Oregon. S. D-. No. 30 . .
13,000 Coos County, Oregon. S. D., No. 8.....
1 6.000 FrankIin County. Washinkton i .
1 1.000 Grace, City of. Idaho, Li?ht .......... .
17.000 Helix. Citv of. Oregon. Imp. . . . . . . ,
2,500 tJacksohville, City of. Oreitoh . .
50.000 Jerome County. Idaho, Hillsdale H. D..
15,000 -Kelso, City of. Wash., Water.
46,500 tLewis County. Wash.. Road (Donohue) . .
8,500tMt. An?el. City of. Oregon ....... . ,j . . .
2.000 "Newport. Port of. Oregon... .'.
16.000 Power County.: Idaho. Crystal Highway. .
29000 Prinevil!e, City. of, Oregon, Funding....
2,000 RopseveIt City of. Utah ..............
4,000 tSeaside, City of, Oregon, Fundinf. . .
l.ooo -Seattle. City of. Wash.. L. c Pi......v.
1,000 Seattle, City of. Wash .JL & P. .. .. ....
5,000tShoshone County, Idaho, Clarkla H. D. . .
2,000 Springfield. City of, Oregon ....... . . . .
1S.000 Tacoma, Port of. Washington ..i..
55.0'00 Teeton County. Idaho, Road & Bridge... .
5,000 tTurner. City of. Oregon
4,546tfWapato. Washington, Water. . .
. - -. - - -t -. - - . - "i - - -
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BONDS
American Boads Exempt From Alt Federal Income Taxes
Rate Maturity ' Price Yield
6 A&O 1940 100.00 6.00
6" M&S 1924-36- 100.00 6.00
6 F&A 1938 00.00 6.00
6 J&D 1922 100.00 6.00
6 M&N 1931-37 100.00 6.00
6 J&J 1931-39 100.00 6.00
55 A&O 1932-39 100.00 5.50
SVS F&A 1929-30 100.00 5.50
Syi MfiS 1030-40 100.00 5.50
5 A&O 1924-3 97.36 5.50
6 J&J 193139 100.00 6.00
6 F&A 1932-39 100.00 6.00 '
6 A&O 1930' 100.00 6.00
6 J&J 1930-39 100.00 6.00
6 A&O 1935 100.00 6.00
6 M&N 1921-30 ToNet 5.50
Syi J&J 1925-35 ToNet 6.00
5 J&J 1928 93.72 6.00
'6 J&J 1930-38 100.00 6.00
6 A&O 1932-40 100.00 6.00
6 J&D 1938 100.00 6.00
6 J&D 1930-33 100.00 " 6.00
5 A&O 1929 96.39 5.50
5 v A&O 1935 94.85 S.SQ
6 . M&S 1933-39 100.00 6.00
6 M&N- 1931 100.00 6.00
5 F&A 1936-37 ToNet 5.50
SXA J&J 1931-36 100.00 5.50
6 J&J 1944 100.00 6.00
6 M&S " 1929 100.00 6.00
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5,000 Bnhl, City of. Idaho, Sewer DisL, No. ;4.,
2,000 Buhl. City of, Idaho, Paving Dist., No. i3 . .
4,100ttGrandview. City oft Washington. , J . . .
40.000 'Rupert, City of. Ida., Sidewalk 1. D., No. 4
7.000 Rupert. City of, Idaho, Paving I' D., No. 1
2.200 ISeattle. City of. Wash.. L. I. D.. No. 3,072
26,000 Soda Springsi City of. Idaho, Sewer..'...
- 1,500 tSt. Anthony, City of, -Idaho, Imp. ......
3,981 tf Vancouver, City of, Wash., Paving......
Rate ' Maturity
7 F&A 1926-29
7 F&A- 192429
7 M&S 1922-23
7 F&A 1921-29
7 F&A 1921-29
6 J&J 1921-30
7 , F&A 1921-29
7 . J&J . 1927
6 Mar. 1921-30
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Price
100.00
100.00
1OO.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
100.00
To Net
Yield
7.00
7.00
; 7.00
7.00
7.00
6.00
7.00
7.00
6.75.
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