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Newspaper Page Text10 FRIDAY. .'JULY .2, . lCCO. CLOSING OF FLOUR MILLS BRINGS AN ADVANCE IN FEED PRICES HIGH. MONEY DRAINS MARKET a!Ud by IV ill F. IlessUn THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON OLD SCALES' FATE SEALED BY H.C.L. With the advent of high prices, which have meant that Jobber must work on closer margins, Portland-- wholesale merchants have found that their old style scales, which weJgled nothing but even pounds, were not accurate enough. The trade has come to realise that they must take care of the i and pound weights In order to keep their profits V from dwindling-.. -' ' T A a remit several merrhant bar placed orders for a new t of -calm.'-- With potatoes around IS eenta a pounoV wirnjelons around ft eent '. pound, etc., . ; dealer loi rabl la filling snail . order when bU scale wilt not reeord tha fraction of a pound. . In dm way tots -' will ' slao prov f benefit to tha farmer, aa be will gain a few pound on shipments, which will help in defraying the ex press charges. LS ' Taos, desiring special Information retarding any market should writ ts Manet amnios, yre goa Journal, enclosing stamp for reply. lOCAl CHEESE MABT ADYAXCES Tba advance 'of 1 cent per Pound .Thursday in the prieo of Tillamook cheese had it affect v.xm tba retail market Friday, when price were raioed accordingly. Demand for high grad Til lastook cheese continue. - V1SM WEATHER. HELPS 3TABKET - Considerable activity waa- axperieneed . in .the fruit- market Friday. Tbie wa caused by the warm weather and the recovery from tha effect of Bhrine week. Extra order for Fourth of July supplies also helped to brighten up thing. MADE TO ORDER WATEKMELOXS " A full "ear of made-to-order watermelon wa hipped . ta tha local market Thursday and un loaded Friday. . Every melon ha a neat handle . . i . J Ill .b. I. f . Wlw mttarm fne Fourth of July- picnicker to carry, -their melon rouna. s xinuu m enure cariu and ar known to the trade a "bottle-neoks.". BRIEF 2COTE8 OF PBODTTCE TBABE i Demand U11 continue for aed potatoes. -I Chicken market atesdy. i Cantaloup market firm with good demand. Some poor quality tuff arriving. , ' i Fraab California tigs quoted at $1.71. Bet pea aeUing for 0Vk per lb. -Market weakening. r California peacfae (elling for ft.50 91.7B. TTEATHEll NOTICE FOB 8HIPPEBS : Weather bureau . adrift: Protect shipments during the next 88 hour against the following maximum temperature: toing .norm, la ae erees: northeast over 8.. F. ft. B. R.. 00 de gree: east to Baker. 90 degree, and south to - Ashland, 05 degree. - Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow about 82 degree. Wholesale fbices ih pobtlakd i Thee are prims retailer pay wholesalers, ax Sep a otherwise noted: "' i : ' Dairy treduct BUTTER Selling price, box lot: Creamery, prime, parchment wrapped, 75e lb.; prima firsts. Be lb.; rinsu. oo it.; smaller iota at an aa vanee. Jobbing price: Cube extra. 64; prime linn, 62 ( tSe. BUTTEBFAT Portland delivery beat. 68 w B8e; eonntry tatlon, 04 & sue. - , OLEOM a RU A KIN E Beat brands, 40e; ordi nary. S3 He: baker. 83c: nutmarganna, 1 lb. cartons. 8 2e per- lb. CHEIXE Selling prim: Tillamook, freab Oregon, fancy triplett. 82vS3e per lb.; Xoung America,' 343Sc. iTiee to loboera. t. o. b. Tillamook, tricletat. 29c: Young America. S0a. Selling price: Cream bricks. 40 0 42b. Selling prim: Block Swiss. 84ei liaburgar.40 0 42c per lb. - EGGS Buying prim: ' Current receipts; 87c; car-died, eUing price, 42c; select. 48 9 44e per doien. . . . LIVE POULTRY Selling prim: Hery bens, 24c; light hens, 17c: pring, light, 1718e; heavy. 24(gafto: old rooaur, lOo per lb.; ur- , iJva, t ) areaeea, os io. ( Freeh Vegetable end Fruit FRESH FECIT Oranges. 84.75 T.00 per box; banana. lielZe lb.; lemon, 84.50 ift.OO'Der crate: laonda grapefruit. I8.OO0 f SJI; California. 84.00 40 cantaluopea. ! 8X!so m B.eu. APPLES Various varieties., local, f 2.00 69 B.OO ner hex - DH1ED FRUIT Datm. Dromedaries, 8T.80; lirai, - 4.vv per .pox; iigs, ii.auwi.vv pox. ONION Selling prim to retailer: New red. Sl.eS -2.1'5: white. $3.00 8. BO crate; garlic. Be lb. : green onion. 40o doa.. bunotaea; onion acta. lT18o lb. ' POTATOES Sellimt prim: Oragen, fancy . ge.oo: um. gu.oo per cwt. ; new, uarneu. II 00 11 He; white. 10e. BERRIES Oregon DoIVts; $3.78 98.50 VEGETABLE Turnip. . $S.B0 sack; ear-roia,- 84.00 sack; beets, 85c doaen buncbea; eabbage, California, 2 Se; lettuce. $1.75 per -rata;: eueumbers, $1.25 m . BO doa.; toma to, 82.50 3.60; egg plant, o0o per pound; broccoli. 82.23: bell pepper. 75c: celery. 81. B0 doa.;. peaa, 79c lb.; artiehok. 81.60 per ; doa. ; asparagur. Oregon. $1.75 per aoa. bunco ; ' struts Man, isezuc per 10. , Meat and rrovuion CXJtmTBT MEATS Selling prim:" Country hoc. Sic for top blocker; heavy, ' JOc; bet veal, low toe; neary veai,-xao per in?-: . SMOKED MEATS Ham. 400459 per lb. breakfast bacon, 83 58c; picnics, 8o er lb. ; cottage roll, 38c: per lb. LARD Kettle rendered, 2Be lb. ; standard. Z4c; uerce oasis compound, zeftc. Flth and thcllftth ' FRESH FtSH Salmon, fresh Chinook. 22c fb.; halibut, ireeh, 18 22c per lb. : sturgeon, ); black cod.' 104311a lb.; silver smelt, , 10 per lb.; kippered salmon, 82.50 per 10 lb. basket; kippered cod, $2.35; raaor clams. ( -) ; crab. $2.50$ 8.B0 dozen; ro ehd. 10c - lb.; dratmd shad, B6c; ling cod, 8o lb. ---i - arocerles . , STJOAB Nominal prima, refinery basis; Cube, to. 4n,il . . - t,i Ail. n 828.85: granulated, $24.00; exU C. $28.80; golden C. 823.50. , HONET New. $7.00 T.B0 case. 1 RICK Japan style. No. 1. 12e; New Orleans head. ( ; Blue Boe. 14 4c per lb. SALT Course, half ground, 100 - $1T 25 per ton: 50. $18.76: Ubla dairy. B0. S17.2B: bales, $S.804.00; fancy Uble and dairy. 3".no: lump rock, $20.50 per ton. BEANS Sales by jobbers. Small white Tfee per lb. : large white, 7 e lb-; pink, SKa lb.; lima. 12 He: bayou. ll4e; red. 10Ht; uregnn oean, ouymg prices, nominal, a H e lb. I'ANMEn Mir k- r'.rn.tin iK, n... 86 85; Aster, $6.25. Easle. $1125": Libbyl ""..,v icinvii, , n-.ll T L .... COFrKK Roaated. 844So in sacks or r arums. . .. SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 1 Vie per lb NUT Walnuts, 3540o per lb.; almonds. - ape; luwra, oa m sacx iota; peanut, IB & ic; jjecan. oc; orazin, sue . . Rope. Paint, on : - ROPB SU1. dark, 18 He; white, toe lb.; .IHUUIIU i'lSttUS, 73 17- - LINSEED OIL, Raw. MHl. 81. OS gaL .-kettle boUvd. bblar w. aa, 82.1$ V-i rt , e, p J V ausui. - , - - COAL OtL Water white, ta dVums or iron barrelv 13c galn: ease. 24e ner aallon JASOLIXE Iron bbl., 25 Ve; eases, 88ej 1 1111(1 iisiuie, iron odj, xoc; cases S2HC WHJTE LEAD Ton loU. 15c; 00 lb.. A v e per io. i TURPENTINE Tanks. $2.2; caaea. $2.41; Mops, Wool and Hides v HOPS Nominal. 1810 crop. $1 ter lh. . .HIDES Nominal. No. I salt cured hide , fonder 48 lb.!. 18a; Nn 1 mm . (.ijIT . iover 4B lba.) 14e; No.' 1 salt -cured bull mac, , r"J cured maes, le tr lb. ls: green hide. 3c per lb. lus; hair slipped hide. Oaif and Kin Skin : Novl trimmed calf skin (up to IB Iha.1" 80c; No. 1 trimmed kip skins is to 80 IbZ?" .,'ir, vi umq jaas taftn jtou 1 skins. . . . i thr NidM'entf Skin ' Dry flint bide 7i lba. and op). 25c: dry flint "bull, 17c; dry flint naif akin (under 7 lbs.), 85c; dry alt hide 7. lb. andttp). a.; dry salt bulls, 14c: dry salt calf skin (under 7 lbs.. 80c; dry cull hide and skins, half price, Hoes wises Green or salted Large, well tat.n' rff htW . -0i' and jmall bide. 83.50; dry hone niuaa, -" w .vu; maes wim need on. ows , ies; none tail nalx. par U J 4c: bone -- gaan hair, per lb.. 15c MOHAIR Nominal. TALLOW AND UREASE No. 1 Ullow. e; No-t2. 8ei o. 1 grease, 7j No. 3 creaas. 6e par lb. . .. :? - -- ', - V : '-. 37ew Tor Ssfar a4 Coffee . i New York. . July 2 n. p., Sagsr Steady: raw $18 ai refined, steady, unauoted; trannlated. $20.00 24 00. ' f' huuiob, ' Coffee Rio, No. t apoC, lUi'ffl 14o; Saatna Vv-r-U'' """ i " - -.''7. . Still ! it good timekeeper, what is be lieved to be the oldest clock Jn America, having been made In 1729. has been dis covered in Atlanta Produce and Stock Markets to Close ; All markets: will be closed tight next Monday, j The wholesale fruit and produce markets will . not even be open to receive shipments. -Perish-, able roods will be put in storage by the express companies. . Ftrmera ar advised to. send their- roods to mar ket for the Tuesday and not the Monday trad w ; The livestock market win also be closed. , Arrangrnents have been made to wiload, feed and water stock ar riving, but absolutely no- sales will ;-be made. ' ' ' - S. I ; The New Tork: stock, cotton, cof fee, sugar and New Orleans cotton exchanges, thr New Tork curb mar ket and cotton seed -oil market will be closed both - Saturday and Mon day, - according to an announcement made by Overbeck 4c Cooke company. The Chicago Board of Trade will be closed Monday only. : - , DOLLAR ADVAIiCE-: MADE IN M1LLRUN NORTHWEST GRAN RECEIPTS Car- Wheat, Barley. FtoaivOet. Bay. roruMO, rTt. , . ... - o . i,.. . a : oeaaon to aaxe. . . jv - l e - i Tear ago 28 I , . 18 fl Taema, Thurs... lv 2 i Tear aat to data. 7 .. .. V Seattla,. Thurv.. 11 - 1 ; .. last ase te date, - 8 - Grain Prices Break On Chicago Market Chicago, July 2. (L ' . S.) Prims " of grain and provision bmke under ' a wave of liquidation toward the close of the board of trade neeinn today, com slumping as much a S cent, oat over $ cent and pork dropped a much a 84.20 front' tha previous eloM. Seller of bids n both corn and oats were forced to protect thamsatvas and the rye fu ture were the only department to show any degree of steadine. The volume of trad was extremely light and lack of pressure permitted an early advance from a lower opening In corn with oat following suit within a narrow range. Despite the recent . heavy selling of September corn.it advanced today to within 8 eenta of it recent - high. , Local traders conunued to buy t&e December. Prices turned easy around mid day, however, under scattered selling that wa difficult to tram. Corn and oat won dropped below the opening level. Oata not only were affected by tbe lata weaknesa in eorn, but suffered from attempts of tbe pit element to realiz on purchases recently mad from liqui dating long. Good rain over the larger portion of the belt ware an aid to the bear. At the oloee July corn waa S V4 ff 8 a lower. September 8e off, and December down A2. July oats finixhed 1 ? 2 4 e off. September de clined 2hc and December 2 w 2 He. July pork slumped 88.80 and September $8.70 4.zo. Lara was on B0&7UC and nee 81.88 0 1.52 H. Furnished by Overbeck m Cooke . eompaby. Board of Trad building. ' .., f - i CORN .". v ; V' High. Low. 174 10S 171V 168 158 i 153 I OATS : , 102 SK : 83 88 1 80 i PORK 8220 2925 8478 ' 8018 i LARD 2018 1855 .3125 1$20 1 JIIBS 1700 1652 1880 1740 July. . Sept Open. 1724 169 H Dec... 15614 July... 1.02 Sept. . . Dec, July. Kept,.. July. . Sept.. 85 H 62 8230 8450 201 S 212B 16BH-169H 1664166 154 -154 H 0 -08 884 -88 . 80 -80 2025 8100-8050 1855 18BS July. Bept... 1800 1655 174Q Strawberries Are Canned in Syrup V ChehaSs. Wash..; July 2 At this fJm th. Ctehali cannery has about 100 people employed, moat of them being women and girls. ToVy are busy handling th largest .strawberry pack in the history of th organisation. Owing to tha - scar city of s u tar and tha presumed fact that there will not b very much home canning this sea son, th berries ar being packed in syrup. The strawDerry crop is coming in at the rata of three to lis tons daily and comas from a large terri. tory tributary to th local cannery. Cherry crop will be canned in about a week or two, which will be followed by string beans. Th weather condition bar been unusually good for fin berry and vegetable crops this spring and early summer, which insures a busy season. aooui an acne -or Deans nave Been volun teered (or th cannery this rear and thera ariii be a larger acreage available whn th canning iwwb oven, - i Another advance of .81 per ton la the price of mill run was announced at the mills Friday, bringing the price, sacked at the mills to 5556. Closing down of the mills is given as the reason. ; r -; Some of th mills hav ran snt of wheat. thus forcing them to cias down, while ethers hv closed bene use there s practically no market for export flour and because they cannot get oar te hip the orders they now bar on hand. As soon as th mill ckme a sbortag of mill run ta usually forecasted. Jobber, do not be lisve dairymen will pay any higher price than ar now being aaked. especially when there is so much green grass around. Lorn has taken a droo on th Chic en mar ket and substitution of It rasy - be mad fog th mill run if prices continue to soar. Dairy men ar really paying about all they eta afford to Pay - at to Present time foe their feed. it i quite pro&aol that but few of th larger ilia will be able ta get under header aeain before th end of September that is. those that hav used up their wheat mnnlv. a a SO-da supply must be eat hand before milling can be gin with safety. Some of the smaller mill ta th inland will probably becin aa soon aa a 'a' aupply ,ia iwoeived. v? . . -: w9nliel Reports :; BroombaTi reports for Thursday follow: Liverpool A rsrentin reportt sav recent rains Were insufficient and that in many loeaHtie th. soil is suffering from - lack of moisture. Sine May 1 3 there haa been cleared foe foreign coun tries 65,500.000 bushel of wheat, which now leave only 14,000,000 bushels for export. : Austria Crop CCia year are excellent bat the year, unless nativ prices of foodstuff decline been favorable throughout th growing period and the yield of wheat, rye. etc. i expected to be large. India -Official nnort confirm nmanoa .- vices that no what -will be nennitted to he exported until after the end of September thia r. unless native prices of foodstuff decline considerably. Stock of wheat in the interior are large but cultivator are endeavoring t hold prima up by only allowing small quantities to reach th -various market. Franc Harvest prospects ar maintained: Crops in central end northern district are good, while those in th southern areas hav been damaged by lack of moisture. The aggregate. however, is expected to yield a substantial erm and with bread rati on in m form throughout the cereal year, th nac salary imports will be small. . Spain Cro Da in this , eanntvsr- which r han been suffering from drought, have bees greatly benefited by the lata rains, i , a. flour Belling prim, mill door: Patent, 818.781 Montana spring whest. 814.88; Wil ?.m.t T'ly brands. 811.20; local straight. 811.20: bakers' local. 818.80; graham. 811.50. Prices for city deliveries for Ov" barrel lots. . HAT - Baying prims: Willamette timothy, fancy. 884 0 86 ner ton; vetch t.1- h.i t9K ,e,?BcVr'w'i,10j ctow tJ;eia ();--lalfa, 831 a ton. , , s j UKA1N SACKS Nominal. New crop delivery: No. 1 Calcutta. lSe: d.-ntb- 1 a u, a 2n tm ar lots; less amount higher. MILLSTUFFS MiU run at miU. sacked, BBS 9 86. OATS1 Par ton. huvfna- netna IT 4 tm sa 70.BO. ' 7 ' BARLET Burin erica; rd ftadiaeesa. Billing. $67 0 67.60; rolled barley. aaUlng price. B ton. atHcoants" Exchange bids: v-.. " FEED OATS t '; .-'V-B Jnlv. Isnui. No. 8 whit ....; ;.. 6800 -. 6800 AMEBICAK LITE STOCK PBICES Chtoet HoeB1.1S Chicago, July 2. (L N. S.l--Hoga Re ceipts, e.ooo; steady to 15c lower. Bulk. $14.009 18.00; top. $18,15; hmvy weight. ii.ieig.iai mtaiun weignt, - (15. Uw 16.15; light light. $14.00 018.85; heavy pacaing sow, smootn, 819.25 0 14.25; packing sow, rough, 812.75 018.231 piga. 812.50 0 14.50. ' i ;- 3-- Cattlw Receipt. 6000; mmtly teady and higher; calve lower. Beef steer, medium and neary weignt, gio.Ho w IB. (JO; choice and prime, $15.88 016.60; medium and good. $12,65 0 18.85; lightweight,. good and choice, $14,600 16.85; common and mediunrfK $10.50 14.60; butcher cattle, heifers, $0.60 014.50: oows. $635 012.60; canner steers. $5.00 0 7.50 veai eaiyes, Dgot and bandy weight, $11,00 0 12.50; feeder steers, 88.50012.00; stocker steers, 5 a. 50 0 10.50; stocker cows and heifers, $5.75 0 8.60: calves, 86.60010.00. '-f Sheep Receipt. 10.000; very slow, opening aoout sua lower. Lambs, 84 lbs, down. 811.50 015.00; lambs, culls and common, $6,600 11.00; yearling watbera, $9.00 012.78; ewes, $4.00 0 6.75: awes, culls and common. 82.50(a) 8.50; breeding ewe. 85.00 0 8.00; feeder lamb. siu.vw lo.uu, j -i- . Oroh Hoe $1SS ' ' Omaha,' July 2. (L N. S. ) Hog Receipt. vuuu; raeoium and ngbta, mmtly SB lower other kind about 'steady. Bulk, $14.00 &H !.?; top. $15.25. Cattle Receipu, 1500; generally steady on au clause. . Best steers, $10.00. 8heep Receipts, 8000; steady. Best lambs. 8J4.6U. . . . , . Derrrer ' Hoes 81 B.Xt Denver, Colo.i July 2. (TJ. P.) Cattle Receipt. 1200: steady. Steers, 8B.BO01B.5O; Cows and heifers. $7.00 0 10.50 ; stocker and leeaer. $T. oow 9.001 calves. $9.500 14.00. Hogs Receipts, S00: 25 0 40c lower. Top. $15.25; bulk. $14.40 013.00. Hher Receipt.- 4600; lower. Lambs, 1a.uua.1t..;-ewes, o.uu W 8.0U. : Chicago Dairy Frodsee Chicago, July '2. Butter Receipt. 14.790 tnb; creamery extra. 68 c: standard. 54 He: f'rst. 40 0 55c; seconds, 44 0 48c; packing stock, 37 0 40c ! Egg Receipts, 1 8,02 cases: miscellaneous. 86Sftee; ordinary firsts, S3 0SSc: first. 90e; axtxa, 41 H 04$H; cbacks, 80c; dirties. 82c. $ Cheese Twins, new, 25 025 e: daisies, 25 Vi2c; Young America. 26026H; axmguorns, 2:iiHe; bne, 2B02Ho. Liv poultry-Turiisys, 83c; chickens, 27e; broiler; 40 0 48c; roosters. 2 lc; gee. 20 0 30c; duck. 28040c. PoUtoe Receipt, 81 ears- Virginia Irish Cobbler. bbL. 812.00: North Carolina. 810.OU 10.50; South Carolines. 89.00 00.50; Texas Triumphs 1 100 lbs), $3.0006.25; Leuisiana, vaiuoma, Arkansas Triumph, $B.ooe.7. WaMoual Outlook Bright Crop throughout tha nation ar generally in Sood condition, and prospect sr for good re turns to the farmers, according to a national summary taken June 26 by F. Baackes. vim piaciaent oi ui Ajnencan steel et .Wire com pany. His summary is: Owing to more favor- abt climatic eondltiona there haa been a great improvement la all crops. This is particularly nouceaoie in corn and eotton. Beeorta on wheat. taken aa a whole, ar also more favorable. There ar no aervotw reports of water and drooght eamag. - rorage croc are in good to execel wnt copdition and livestock is doing wall, al though . there is. a tendency to decrease . their urn ner. potatoes ar reported as doing well. wun a large increase In acreage In aome sections. Toledo Seed Slarket Toledo. Ohio. July 2. (I. N. 8.) 8md close: Clover Cash, $25.00; October, $25.23: December, $24.25. Aisik Cash. $25.15: Oc tober, $25. 00; Iecmbr. $25.85. Timothy 1017. 65.40; 1918. $5.40i. ! 85.80; Sp l".!'' . 5 T; October. $5.45; December. eu.wv. nanui, 9.ta.. , DAIBT BBOPTJCE OP- THE COAST Ban PrneJoa Marks - Saa Enncisco, July 2. (U. P.) Butter Exu-aa. 82o; prim firta. Se; firsts, S3 He. nii-uuu, c; . cjrtiea, 4Tc; extra puUeta, WW . uuupnuvq puueta. aoc s orni flata. fancy. S$)e ' STOCK OUTLOOK IS im LI Mm HUH COURAK New Tork. July J.- '(Overbeck Sc Cooke Company Leased Wire. Irregular ac tivity is expected on account of tenden cies to even up over the holidays and await developmenU In political, finan cial and railroad departments. Rumors of - favorable dividend action on the common stock "of the Montgomery Ward concern are reported -.Jo be responsible for strength and activity appearing In this issue. v It Is calculated that in the first five months of the curren year the gross sales were about 40 per cent Above last year -Predictions of higher prices for the common stock are found in active mar ket circles of high : standing. In the last analysis important improvement in the stock market, now expected in a majority of Wall street offices as likely to take place, beginning after the holi days, depends Upon tbe condtiion of the money market, its available supply of funds and rates Quoted by the banking Vtnterests for. call and time oooommoda- tJoiii i The outlook is considered encour aging at the present time, justifying conservative purchases of sound securi ties during market heaviness. PACIFIC C0A8T BANK STATEMENT ' Portland Banks Clearings. ' Thi Week. - Monday . . . . 3 B.400.287.1S Tuesday .... 6.082.449.42 Wednesday .. 7.530.695.84 Thursday . 8,828.938.14 Friday 7. ... 6.896.901.40 . Tear Age. 4.820.791.64 6. 358.985. 01 4.846.910.B6 5.600,984.84 Holiday '. 3Tew Tork Bond Market -.: Furnished by Overbeck m Cooke Co.. Beard of Trad building: Atchison Genl. 4s. Bel. 4 Ohio Gold 4s . Beth. Steel Bet. 6s......,,, Cent. Pacific 1st 4s......... C B. A Q. CoL 4....... St. Psul Ueru. 4 Chicago N. W. GenL 4s...... L. A N. Uni. 4s New Tork By. Bs ........... Northern Pa. P. L. 4....... ttmaing ueni. 4. Cniow Pac. 1st 4s. TJ. 8. Stmt Bs Union Pac 1st Ret. Bs. .... Southern Pao. Oonv.4.. . . . . Southern Pac. Conv. 4. . . . , Pennk. Con. 4 t-. ...... . Penna. 1st 4 Ht. ........ . Che. A Ohio Conr. 5s..... Bid. Bid. . 70 68 78H 68 H 02 67 H , - 89 V . 784. 20 70H .74H. 77 89 6714 79 76 S 73 H Ask. 71H 68 H 78 69 03 eH - 61 76 21 70Vi 75 H 77 H 90 H 67 H 794 75 H 87 76 74 3f ew Tork Cotton Market ' (Furnished by Overbeck A Cook Co., Board 01 't raae ouuautg.; Ajax Rubber . . , . .1 60 Alaska Gold. .,... 1H Alii Chalmers ...i 87 Alio Steal .144 Agr. tnss.-l B Am ftaaa Bnxsr . - Am. Can. O......I 40 Am. Cgr Fdry. 189 Am. Cotton OU ....I.... H. Ac L.. e. .... I 17 Aa nfd - . . int. oor. . ; . .1 sin Am Linaeed, c.,1 79Vi An. 1m.. c ..... I 98 Am. Ship A Com.. 28 Am. Smelter, c... 594 As. Steel Fdy -87 Am. Sumatra Toe. I es Am. TeL A Tel. Am. Tnhama . . . Am. Woolen, ..,.) 96 Ana. W P.. ofL. Am Zinc . I 13 Anaconda Mining. .1 65 Atchison. C......-I 79 A. . A V. I....,l44 Baldwin Loco., C..I119 B. A O.. e fT 80 Bctlu StmL B.,.l 80 do pfd. : , , . Bosch -.Magneto. Butt at Superior. CaL Packers Assn.. CaX Petroleum, e.. do pfd, ........ Canadian Pacific... Central Leather, e. . Cerre d Pasco..,. Chandler Motors... Che. A Ohio. . . . Chi.. AL A St. P.. Chi. V N.' W. Chile Otpper. . . . . . ( :itino fjoooer. Columbia G. A E Colo. F. A 1... Consolidated Gaa. Corn Products, ' Crucible Steel, e. . Columbia Graph. Cuban Am. Sugar. Cuban Cane Sugar. Denver H. U., c. j-do pfd.... ErJ, - , do 1st pfd..,.. Flake Tire ........ Gaston Williams . . . Gen. Cigars ....... Gen. Electric . . . . Gen. Motor ...... Goodrich Rubber , . Gt. Nor. Or ., tGt. Northern Ky.. Greene Cananea . . Gulf State SteeL . Tl, Central . .. . Insp. Copper,.-.. Int. Paper Int. Harvester .. . Int. Mere. Mar., c do Pfd ....... Int. Nickel ...... K. C So.. ...... Kennecott Copper., Keystone Tire . . . Lackawanna Steel . Leakey Flayers ... iLehign Valley .. . klaxweil Motors c. Middle State OU. Mex. Petroleum . . Montana Power . . . Miami Copper.... Midval Steel ... Mo. Pacific, e... do. pfd. ...... National Lead. ... Nevada Cons. ... . New Haven. . . ... N. T, Central Month. Jf uuary February March . April . . May ... July . August September October . i November December Open. 3163 High. 3165 Low. 8080 8095 3098 8015 8032 3870 8397 3850 8033 8893 8397 8355 2970 8850 8397 3278 8226 3235 3147 New Tork spot market. 8975, up 50. Foreign Bond Market Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.. ox xTao puuaing; A. F. 6s Oct. 1920 . ... TJ. K. 6s Nov. J921 ... Rep. France 5 J9S1 ... Pria 6s Oct. 1921 Marseilles 8s, Nov. 1919 . . Russian Exta. 6s 1921 Russian Intl. Bs 1928 . Dom. Ss April 1921 ... Dora. Bs April 1981 Dom. 5s April 1926 Dom. Canada Ba 1987 U. K. Ba ......... if" Bid. 99 96 72 92. S44 24 29 97 H 844 S7 88 65 Close, 8115 8070 3047 8025 2990 8890 8625 8355 8804 8215 3174 Board Ask. 994 96 74 92 854 28 88 974 864 88 884 85 Cannery Fruit Shipped Albany, July 1. Tbe last 1100 pounds of as 8000 pound consignment of fruit waa expressed by the Albany fruit cannery Wednesday. Th i run is being consignee; to gmyauup and eumasr, vvaau. . i Chlrago Ssgar and Coffee Chicago. July 2. (TJ. P.) Sugar: Graau- lated, tt2.iusj2v.uu. Coffee Rio, No. t, on spot. IS 4 14c 1 ' - 8a Francisco Predate Market f San Francisco. -July 2. (U. P.) Poultry- Broilers, BO&52e; larg hena, 35 0 37c; best aucxa, au ay zc Land in Paradise Valley Is Proposed As National Park I Hoquiam, Wash., July 2. The f Ho Quiam Rod & Gun club. Commercial club and other civic bodies and mem bers of Aberdeen organiAtions have launched a campaign to have set aside the forests surrounding Lake Quinault or a major portion of them, and a tract of land in Paradise valley, above the ake, as a state and national park. ; Austin M. Wade, Grays Harbor at torney, has announced himself a Repub lican candidate : for prosecuting attor ney. Kecords m the auditor's office at Montesano show 66 marriage licenses were Issued during June, while only 37 were issued during the corresponding montn last year. Pbone Rebates Sought Spokane, Wash-, July 2. Represented by F. H. Cavers, to whom - the ac counts have been assigned, 850 residents filed a blanket suit against tbe Home Telephone company, asking for rebates en teiepnone charges amounting to S26V 073.. ' i:. .. . 82 1 16 60 in 'sS' 118 92 79 86 71 80 W 70 92 23 74 73 : 78 24 108 10 454 40 694 16 113 81 66 '95' 93 1054 66 87" 73 7 494 B2 18 106 105 88 K 61 Norfolk A W. Northern Pac. Okie. Bef. A Prod.. Pan Am. Pet., e t-enn. nauway. . - Peoples Gaa Pierce-Arrow vi , . , Pierce Oil ...... Pittsburg Coal, . P. Steal Car. c.'. Pullman ....... Ray Cons Copper.. Ry. Steel Spring. Reading, e Royal Dutch Republic I. A S., C Retail Stores .... Rock Island, e... do pfd. "A" . . . Shattnek Copper. . Sinclair Cons. ... Sloss Sheffield... Southern Pacific. . Southern Ry., c. . Stromberg Motor. Studebakar. c ... Shell St. L. A San Fran. Bwift A Co.. . Tennessee Copper . . Texas oil ... Texas Pacific . . Tobacco: Producti Transcontinental Oil Union Pacific, e. Union Oil ef Del . . I United Food Prod. United Fruit U.. S. Rubber, e... U. 8. Bteel. c... do preferred , . Utah Copper Vanadium 8tml - . Virginia Chem., e Wabash ........ do A" Western Union . . West. Electric . . White Motors . . . Willys - Overland ; . W oolworth ...... IWorthington Pumpl 66 ( Extra dir. 3 per eent. ' t) Extra div. 1 4 per cent (t) ExUa div. per eent (I) Extra div. 1 per cent. 116 69 81 68 v 112 6S 414 101 61 88 474 15 29 64 88 79 98 IBS 29 61 62 B 10 12 18 6B ' 142 28 62 85 68 60 81 98 49 70 129 81 90 17 26 28 70 82 80 188 1 41 88 79 99 98 79 80 42 88 68 96 156 81 "i" 10 66 25 '85' 81 94 76 41 24 40 76 12 29 67 89 70 -4 103 88 88 24 41 29 68 1 48 87 79 88 . 6 79 80 414 82 67 94 158 ii" "4 10 65 '24 85 81 98 76 Furntab-d By Overbeck a Cook Co., Board ef Trad building:. - "DESCRIPTION : 1 Open THigh Low Cloae 60 1 87 43 84 91 40 189 44 17 92 87 80 '28 60 87 89 92 210 97 48 13 66 79 164 121 80 90 93 116 22 68 82 68 118 68 42 192 61 82 67 15 29 64 83 V. 78 96 163 BOH 61 62 4 10 11 18 82 13 65 141 24 62 35 69 29 60 81 93 50 76 119 81 91 II 26 28 71 82 41 20 29 188 eo 20 41 25 41 76 12 29 67 89 70 ' 4 .: 105 88 85 62 15 61 99 112 16 ' 96 85 118 98 80 86 1 8 81 72 92 24 76 71 ,73 24 108 1 46 40 69 16 113 31 67 201 03 92 '66 01 74 - 7 I 22 81 60 62 18 105 67 81 72 108 67 94 106 67 52 81 24 40 29 67 103 88 60 80 70 10S 66 93 103 66 52 Friday Week aco two Wee, Four Tear age Two 3 Three Four Construction of Train and Phone To Forest Begun Morton. Wash.. July 2. Knute Ander son. Will Christian and Fred Frost have begun building a trail and telephone line to the head 01 the north fork of the Til ton river for the forest service. There will be about two months' work In tbe job. . ' ' araawaawsswwawas . " -4. - Marvel. 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stiltner of Glenoma, died Tuesday. Beginning July 8. a five days Chau tauqua will be held here under the aus- Lewis county. The Chehalis . Elks will Initiate a class here July 10. - Many Attend Reunion Oregon City. July I. Many Oregon City people attended the meeting of Ore gon pioneers in Portland. Thursday. There is a large membership in the or ganization throughout Qacltaxaas county. NO CATTLE ARRIVE IN LOCAL ALLEYS PORTLAND ;k age iks age yean ago yearn year EO . age , . . ago ... LIVESTOCK RUN Hoc. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. 204 . ... . 847 ... 29 - 1 877 219 81 ... 151 842 12 ... 888 Holiday 287 188 ... 18 9 72 78 3 7 728 1589 8. 60 0 8.00 0 7.00 0 8.00 0 7.00 0 e.oo 0 8.00 0 9.&0 8-60 8.00 8.50 8 00 T 00 6 00 4 60 7 00 No new cattle arrived in the 'North Portland yards during, the night The market continues weak, but the prices will probably not ga below Thursday's drop. Dealers say a few extra good prime steers could bring the market top. but most of the stuff coming for the past few days has been common grade stock, which is hard to dispose of. . General eattl rang: Choice grass steers. .810.80 11.00 Goad to choice steers. 9 0 0 10.50 Medium to good tr. ....... Fair to good steer.,.....,... Common ts fair ters. ...... . Choi cow and heifers....... Good to chose oows and heifer. Medium te good cow and heifers Fair to- medium cows and heifers Canner ...................8.600 Bulla . . . S.00 a Beat light calves '12.00 018 00 Medium calves . 9.00 0 10 00 Heavy calve , 7.00 0 8.60 Net sWarket teeay A raal 'steady tot displayed in th 'hog nuiw kt. Sale being msda at the market top. Total run ovarnigbt wa 204 bead. tracers 1 boa market raneei ' w Prim mixed .........315.80 018.00 Medium mixed . . ,' 14.76 0 11.50 Rough- he vlee 10.00 0 11.25 Pigs .. .,., ........ 11.70 J5.7B wot he vie 11.26 013.78 - Shea Market Unchaneed - - fjheeo Quotations remain- enchanged. with a steady tone recorded, Run waa light, only 847 head arriving. -i . - .. General sbn and lamb range: Spring lambs ...............310.5001100 Cull lamb ................. 8.00010.00 leaning T.00 ay a uu Ewes . .................r- 6.600 6.60 Triursday Aftertieon sJs - STEERS At. Lbs. Prim I No. Av, Lb. ..1050 $ 8.00 I 9.... 1044 ,. 750 7.00 I I. . . . 810 .. 860 7.30 I 14,... 982 COWS $ 4.60 I 2.,.. 1200 .650 I' CALVES -818.00 170 12.50 I 2.... 178 ; ' MIXED .... 846 $ 6.26 I HOGS ' No. 1 . . . ' 1... 3,.. 1... 5... 1... I... T50 960 160 160 Prim. 8 9.00 10.00 7.76 t 8.15 81280 12.60 PEAK OF CREDIT BELIEVED REACHED " - By Broadan Wall NewVTork. ; July 2. Money re newed iiV0 per cent Thursday, got &s nigh as 1.4 and closed -at 12. Bankers believe - the peak of , the credit' strain has passed for this time, but they expect high rates for 10 days longer. ' That the stock market is thoroughly sold out was made evident by toe strength of the whole list in the face of such high money. No stocks broke and wf ew actually advanced in the face of it. NOtable among, the strong stocks were American Express. 'Vanadium and Gen eral' Motors, Interborough bonds were weak - although Interest on the fives were paid today. Tbe market closed strong. . ' For the advance in American Express the street's reason is that' there is to be a deal connecting that company closely with one of the large trust companies. For several weeks some mysterious interest has been buying Atlantic Gulf and West Indies. stock, . . - Liberty Bonds Hold Steady; Eise Looked For in Near Future The Liberty bond market for the past two weeks has Shown a considerable de gree of stability and has, in' fact, re corded a good recovery since the slump directly following the announcement of the new certificates of indebtedness bear ing $ per cent. In lieu of the remark able yield of Liberty and Victory bonds, there has been considerable buying all over the country, in which the smaller Investors have been quite active. 'The government's new 2Vb per cent bsinking fund became operative July L It is expected that the government will make extensive purchases of Liberty bonds that probably will give the secur ities an upward trend. - . 8 , . .. 1 ... 28. II! A 4 s 1 1 20 ... . 1... 8 a 15.... 74.... T m 17.... 1 8 4 29 ei 7o:... 7.... 140 280 190 880 192 254 IBB 102 460 216 201 $12 00 15 00 14.00 .16.76. 18.75 1S.7B 13.76 18.75 16.75 15.26 1.... a.... i . . . . 2.... 2.... 24.... 8.... 8 e 1.... 270 170 280 825 186 108 166 186 160 LAMBS 8.00 8 ' IS.,.. 4 e t 50...., 15.,.. 77 120 in 0 78 64 78 68 S.50 74 8.60 80 11.00 82 11.00 81 ' 11.00 70 7.60 77 11.25 ' - EWE8 8.... Ill 3 5.00 f 4.... 4.... 97 7.00 I TEAKLINGS 1.... 140 $ 7.00 t 4.... WETHER 1.... 300 8 8.00 MIXED 17.,.. ISO $ T.00 Friday Warnlws gala BOGS Ava Tba. Price. 1 No. Ave, Tba. 806 318.88 I 47. . .. 181 16.00 1 1.... 280 15.73 I 1,... 40 $14.00 16.75 14.00 14.76 14.00 1-8.76 15.73 16.78 15.75 811.00 10.00 10.00 8.50 10.00 10.75 800 115 8 5.00 7 $ 7.00 No, 10. 1. 2. IS 1 30. , 2., 1., S., 145.. 1.. e o f 210 180 208 200 210 16.00 15.75 15.90 855 ,14.00 STEEB3 .I860 810.50 - COWS . sis 8.00 I T LAMBS , 61 8 6d EWES , 160 e.oo !,.-. 800 3.... T v 8 e e 90 188 193 Price. $16.85 14.75 13.00 16.26 16.00 16.00 15.00 21 VOTERS DECIDE $105,000 BUDGET Bend, Or, , July . 2.- In- a city, the Inhabitants ' of A which, ac cording to the 1920 census, num ber S415, a total of 21 voters Wed nesday decided, at. the special Bend school district election, the fate of a $105,6 4JN budget. It was passed by a vote of 12 to 7. : - ' The .enabling measure, allowing more than 6 per' cent advance over the tax of the previous year, was voted, J2 toS. One ballot of tbe 21 was thrown out. being improperly marked. Of the voters, six ,were members, either active or re tiring, ofjthe school board. . , .- t On a charge of extortion, a warrant ks out for the arrest of P. E. Sefi warts. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kratier of Lava Road being the complaining ' witnesses named. Schwartz is alleged to have vis ited Mrs. Frasier, following an automo bile collision with a car driven by Fra sier, and to have threatened to have Frasier Jailed If his wife did not pay. him $15, which he is said to have claim! for damage done to hre- car. The money was paid, tbe complaint sets, forth. As the result of a three days swim ming course conducted at the T. M. C. A. by Tom Gawley of Portland. 41 out of 71 beginners are now swimmers, and practically all of the others will be able to take care of themselves in the water Between 25 and 30 gallons of raisin mash and one gallon of apparently home distilled liquor were taken by Chief of Police L. A- W. Nixon and Fire Chief Carlon when they, raided the soft drink parlor operated by Nick Davis and Dan Super. - Both men were . taken into cus tody, being released on 1250 cash ball each. In addition 24 bottles of an al leged .. alcoholic beverage, which Chief Nixon has been unable to classify, were taken. -, Alpine temple No. 28. Pythian 8isters was instituted here Wednesday night by Mrs. V. R, Buckingham, with a member ship of more than 60. Degree work was in charge of a team from the Redmond lodge. Eleven small forest fires, "which started in various parts of the Des chutes national forest early in the week. Supposed to nave been due to an elec trical storm,- are all reported under eon State Can't Buy . Bonds Below Par Salem. July 2. Since the city of North Bend has no authority to sell its bonds at less than par the sale so made would be invalid and the state treasurer, should he become the purchaser of the issue at such sale, would be holding invalid securities. This is the gist of an opinion prepared by Attorney General Brown in reply to an inquiry from State Treasurer Hoff as to whether it would be legal for the state to bid in bonds being offered by North Bend at 91 cents oh the dollar. The . law provides that the bonds must bring par and accrued interest. , : - - Thrifty French May . lake German Bonds New Tork bankers are still 1n the dark as to who will "pay Germany's re paration Donas, m esse It is arranged at the Spa conference to cover the in demnity over a series of years by issu ing German bonds. A certain amount doubtless will be taken up by specula tors, but actual Investors are already getting from 7 to 9 per cent on their money, and : the German bonds could hardly be more attractive than that- After the war of 1870 France issued bonds to pay tbe indemnity to German and German Investors were large buyers of the French bonds. Now the Idea Is advanced that the thrifty French investors tnay be liberal buyers of the German bonds. - Furnished by Herrta A Rhodes, Inc. The United -States Rubber company has declared the regular quarterly div idend of 3 per cent on both its first pre ferred and common stocks payable July 81 to stock of record July 15, , . Rail executives appoint advisory conv mittee, headed by Daniel Wltlard. to deal promptly with emergences in transpor tation of grain and coal for rationing of available car supply. Columbia Graphophone Factories cor poration declared regular quarterly div idend of $2 on preferred payable August 1 to stock of record July 15. - --....s. - - : r 3 .Midwest Utilities for year ending April SO. 1920, shows net earnings equal to 84 per cent on prererrea luw against 7.2 per cent In 1919. No div idends have been paid on the preferred BtOClb . -'v. , ,: . ' " Consolidated Royalty Oil declared regular dividend of S- per cent, dates July 20 and July 15. Baltimore Ohio declared semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent on preferred, dates September 1 and July 15. -j v .. TTar Rrbaffna A "Min declared quarterly dividend 1 per cent, dates Au gust i ana juiy &v. - , j Engineer Returns ; To Open Up Mines In Baker District Baker. July 2. W. H. Hamilton, min ing engineer, who has taken hold of sev eral mining properties in the Greenhorn district,, has returned to Baker from the East, where he has been engaged in financing the properties. The Mammoth Belle, Baker Mormon Bay .and January mines are his principal holdings, and he expects to have one or more of these in operation in 90 days. Hamilton was en gaged In.;, the Sumpter field about 20 years ago7 m xtu; Canby Banks Adopt Early Closing Rule Canby, July 2. The banking Institu tions of Canby, the Canby State bank and the First National bank, have de eiArA to loin the other banks of the country In the progressive move of clos-i ing their doors eariy in in a ay, ana oc. ginning Monday. July IS, will close at S o'clock each afternoon instead of keep ing open until 4. Along with this change the banks will also doss at 1 o'clock on Saturday, afternoons. ' This change will make for greater efficiency on the part of the bank officials and employes. " Incorporations' Articles of incorporation' were filed with the - county clerk - of MultJipmah county, on Friday for Finnigan AvWH- liams. Inc., with Portland as the princi pal place of business and the capitalisa tion placed at f 10, 000. The Incorporators are W. T. Finnigan, D. S. Williams and James B. Finnigan. Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk of Multnomah county i Pacific Union company, . Portland, 850,000 ; Incorporators, George L. Bu land, Andrew Keener and Clarence J, Young. - The Multnomah company, Portland. $250,000 : incorporators. Georre L. R.i- land. Andrew Koener and. Clarence J. xoung. Market- Producers' nnRnolnHrm Port land. $5000 ; incorporators, J. W. La Follette, W. H. Wilson, C R. Organ. II. W. Snashall. S. C. BrasswelL G. G. Kruse and Arthur, K. Mickey. Tne Sake-Kite Bakeries, Inc., filed their articles today, showing Portland as the main office, $50,000 capitaliza tion and Le Grand M. Baldwin, A. M. Baldwin and P, M. Baldwin as the in 6,6V27 These fttes on Itlunicipal Bonds are the hlshest In the genera tion and are prticularly at tractive because municipals are INCOME TAX EXEMPT i Here are a few western munlcl p sis for July investment: Twin Falls, Ida., Imp. , . .7 Adams Co Waah., Road . . .6 Hardin, Moat., Imps . . . . . . . 7 Columbia Irr. Dist., Wn . .6H Beaverton, Oregon 6 Prineville, Or.t Fundings. . ; 6 Byron Drg. DUtv, Wya. . . 6 U Snake) River Irr. Dls., Wn6 A .request will brih you full information. lemosirclCo ftsAwaeai I III I 0 i' nS I ii . ;v Lumbermen Bid. Bel I I SI I mi Bigk Grade -Orcgoa BosdB Tax Exempt MsDlcipal FOR JULY INVESTMENT PURPOSES WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND THESE $35,000 (Eundingy ' - PRINEVILLE, OREGOW Yielding S Per Ceirat Bated ApriltTltSS. KiiU Matsrltte 19t.S9 Deaomlnatlos 11909. Prite 199, te Yield " , i Principal and Semi-Annual Interest Payable in New Yerk of at ' "'. . -v - Morris Brothers, -Inc. - PRINEYILLB, county seat of Crook County, is a very substantial city.' Its assessed valuation 1920) ts $598,220 ; actual true value (estimated), $1,200, 000; total bonded debt (including this Issue), $879,000 less municipal railway bonds. $285,000 ; net bonded debt. $94,000. The city's stability is unquestioned. It is a modern, municipality, with fine, up-to-date improvements, including its own water system. ' , Telepbose or Telegraph Orders at Osr Expense- Sugar Bonds Prove Interesting to a Number of Locals A security In which several of the local Investment bankers - have partic ipated is "the $8,000,000 first mortgage serial 7 per cent " gold bond , of "the Utah-Idaho Sugar company. "The bonds are issued In denominations of $500, and $1000: dated July 1, 1920, due serially July 21-31. and are priced to 'yield ap proximately 74 percent. The iesue m a first mortgage on prop erties Including the company's 15 plants in Utah. Idaho, and Washington which are, appraised at moreihart $20.000,000. . The total net assets are $;SJ7.000. The net earnings for- the past? four years averaged . $3423.943. per winunt , 1 ... , ,! ... .- Draft Cahl . Hr Clieck. " Traosters. Vaiu London -Pounds sterling :...88.34 8 8f08 V $ 4 8883 Paris rranr.. 830 8.0 6 1824 Hamburg Bexlin Mark 2.T0 2.T0 28.82 Genoa Lir . . S.0T' - 6.08 6.18S0 Copnhagn Kroner ....18.40 18.50 28 85 Cbritiania Kroner ,...18.40 V 16.30 28.88 Storkholra Kroner ..,.22.00 22.10 26.80 Hongkong Currency ..7V.T9 . 7S.2B . ... Yokohama Ten ......81.78 . 52.00 43.00 Shanghai . Taala ..... .r 1.02 ,. .1.03 FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES Corrected daily hy toreign exnhanga ! rt- raent of the United States National bank. Opening nominal rates for bank transactions: t,lbrty Bond Seles (Furnished by Overbeck Cooke Co.) IOmmIos, kTsvwa "i Cjfo Prom$ercMiintcitcU SondHouse ' i Morris Bids.. 809-11 Stark 8t., Between Ftftk and Sixth Telephone Broadway 2161 -1 trvsai laiel 00MVgsJ Csiriav Liberty, IHi Lilierty, 1st - 4 Mbertv 2d Liberty, 1st 4 Us. Liberty, Sd 4U. Liberty. 3rd "4 . Liberty. 4th 4 H. Victory. 4 .... Victory, 8 V.... Oiien. 100 8S70 4s. . 8820 8690 85S2 8914 8BK3 ST 867 High. 0113 .R70 ht40 KttlO 8504 8800 0AH8 VR8 0100 8,0 8520 rftt0 8682 M0 874 0570 9670 CIom. 911X1 St)'i h50 81) 8..6 87 hr,H I ftf J 9S8J STO.CE'S on Any Market . LIBERTY JJOyDS Sosghtlold Quoted. Herrin s Rhodesinc. , esTAatiSHEOiaee. , STOCKS And BONDS.. SallwayExchsnge Bldg. JtlalnSSS. .Seattl, Per'tlaad, Taroma Members Chicago Board Trad L YAKIMA in 1919 shipped agricultural product aggregating in value : $45,602,576 We own and offer 40,000 of the City of Toppenish 7 Street lraprovenient Bonds at par and accrued interest to yield a full 7 Income Tbx Exempt. Toppenish is the sec ond city In Yakima county Just nineteen miles from the City of Yakima tbe trade cen ter of La vast agricultural terri tory. Sugar, alfalfa, fruit, hogs, cat tle and water in abundance have made the Yakima Valley the most productive and the wealth iest agricultural district In tfve, Northwest. . These bondihiUre during one to ten years. - Denomination 200. Price par and accrued interest. Cash or Partial Payment- Plan. Wire orders "collect, v Details en application Sicew FuwaCXk MAtai 646 NCttTHVYTSTERfc BANK BLOC. fit frrc.';? Problem QUESTlONS-arise al most every day that the ordinary prop erty owner has trou ble in adjusting. We take an active .management of prop erties and thus shoul der the responsibilities of our clients. r eoarvAaKifjCosatTt 6uitWlGU0,tC'0N Stocks, Seeds, Cottos, Orals. F.te. ' 918-217 Board ef Trade BallUs OverbecIidCookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Members Chicago Board of Trade Correspoadeata of Logaa Bryas Caleage Jtw lir