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C THE ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY VMQRNINCy JULY 4. 1220,
FOIl SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Plumbing Supplies
ATTmooM orTrTrs coHrt.vra
AT SPECIAL LOW PIUCLS
BATH TCB8
IX)W-IKIW!? TOILKT9
COBXBB OR Kt.AT BACK BASIN (twpMt)
PIPE AXD FlTTLNiiS
fiet ur prices bvfor you lat Too'
mat net W slo hare ion .lightly
damaged Sods.
A. X. Howard
209 fOCRTtt ST.. bet. Taylor and Salmon at.
rVRXITritE XTAKTEP
7$
We Buy Used Furniture
CALL stAB. 184
Toe Will t!et Better Itenilte.
We pay ton Notch flic.
PEOPLES 1 1 RNITITtE CO.
285 FIKST 8T.J COK. MALI
uu iue. isa.
"ELrsTEn"rrHNiTrHE co.
wswta any quantity of good uaad fur
ntture, rug, atov, etc. Y also buy
furniture lor a. i Cat our prtcaa b
for yon sell.
rKLDSTEIV FrRSITCBE CO,
174 )tat
M. B. Cor. Temhill"e 3
Main 4683.
BE WISKtAIX MAIN 831
W want your need furnitur
W pay th. prtc
rREKsiAs. woixf runNitna co..
90O First at., S. S- ora Taylor.
al'ur CafH P'K f Cl Ff'UNlTVR
Main S378
orrrn i-rnNm'BE storsv :
ITU nST rtrkbt
tV want your used furniture, stove, carpet
and piano: w psf th higheet cash prices,
166 and 18S First ft, Call Mala 4627. -
Lat as give yaa aa fftimitt an your tuntitnrn.
rtelisible FSrnMlT Oi.. 20V20S 5ft !
Main 730S
SWAPS , Si
vilbl. typewriter. 8x7 earner and
mm. violet ray maehine, book and furniture
t trad for furniture aa anything can. nan,
Tshor. 825.
"PAllLOftORCAN !
" I fine f!Woao Vtttag Parier Ovwan.. - fat
SflOO. Price $88. ; $10 down. $5 monthly.
Hyatt Talking Machine Co.. 850 alder.
8AI.E OR TRADE Aotn. 191. good faint,
i leather upholstering, good rubber, mechan
ically O. KV Till nooa Sunday or awnings. 7080
oth eve. B. K
IWIP dim of .thru Dieeee of fine farm land
ft for good modern car; afl rtcelUMit land, no
Junk ne.p. wanted. 1 CaJl wees day. Mam
1S7 Washington.
i 5rHRE""k."u."Ve-it" Portland will trade
! for plana or phonograph. Phruia Woodlawn
1 482. - ,1 . .
' 'PKIrVKRI ' wagon to! trada for Grafonola, or
aoll on acT tcrma. ' Tabor (16 1.
i JLA ' II A' 1 r. or cu woouaw om wa uuh. nil
J- vClay. MarahaU 4824. --
TunKINO ear traUar. air tigbt. aurproot.
What hara you? K-686, Journal
WAWTKIWMISCKTLA?fKOP
. - . .$12.50 to $25 i
For Second-Hand
SUITS OR OVERCOATS
'METER THB TAtLOK
Pan aaora' fag cVnthlag and abaaa. ' tTa, al! day
or- Tnti't. anj-whara In th eit. rail Mar
abaH 1 2g o S58 Midfwn af., nrar Third at
UP TO $35.00
roR. HEN'S SUITS KP OTKRCOAT
we pay any price tor men a eiotbeg.
OErOON CLEANERS
A TAII.ORS
air 2u st, N. w.
Cor WaaX aiaia $34,
WANTED ropl of Portland to know that I
pay the bl cheat eaab prioe for aecond hand
bouaebold gooda. No aaMont too large or too
email. Prompt attention.. -
N. U. SKATER.
Phone EaatS20S. i -148 RnmaQ t
WAITED
S aerond band pool tablaa; mtiat be ia good
condition: atao aoft drink equipment ; will pay
ca.-h. . Addraa I. il. McHada. 6405 ,Stb at.
8. 8 ,Iortlad, Lenta atation. ' -
WEpy from"TId np ta $28 for men a uaa9
aulta. I alaa ray fall value for all kinds of
other clothing. Call ua and be conrinoed. 187
Pint at.. Bear Morriaoa. Mais 738. GOLD
IUOM, the Tailor. ' - i - -
FOOT TROUBLE
DR. TAROLINK C. PHn.LtPS
ASEPTIC CHIROPODIST
fr !TE $10 MORGAN BLDO. MAIM 63W8.
vTSfEIWSafe. ajiiaft aecond "band aale. not
i particular about condition If fireproof. .. T
164, Journal.
it you Kara any newspaper, magazinea, raga
not bottlax and want to receive market prioe
for threa WoDrflawn 8691.
8 jfr"E -Want of fka.aafe; muit be ciieap) gla
alia huide, price and where can be eees,
E-5il. Journal. ' -
TTvV'ANT teanu and barneee, Locg job. Call eve
nings. Tabor 2 71 0. (
WANTED Twining lath., .bout 134. gwiaaV
Phone 827-27.
WANTED All klnfT rcond. band tumltura
ncf jnk Call East 3923.
Vf ANTED Small aecond band waate paper pre
fnone, Antmtie OZ8-38.
WANTED Rifles, ehotgune, eameraa. lenaea.
, Huchfield. 8 8 Third at. PhooMain 85 8 a.
STAMP ontl-tiona wanted. largeand amalL Phone
Manhall 8641.
WANTED Sanitary couch without pad. . Muat
be reaaonalile.' alarahall 8780.
rERSC.arAL
WItX. TOI7 WRITE?
- " Who ta tba brav. littj' eirl ar tmiw 'ABf
I wowld like to bean from aoaae aincere and
jwnoraeie enaractar, blonde lady, age 21 to 28;
height about 4 fu in. to 8 ft. 6 in., not over.
llu't be kind diapoaition but be aura write the
r truth only. p. o. bo 112T. Portland, Or.
tejUABSEa at a aavtiig. I
eo licit yonr patronage oa
tba baaia of capable aervlea.
Tbxnuanda of aatiafied pa
trona, Chaa. W. Hoodmas.
aptometrtst, 200 Morriaoa it. Main 2124.
$1 GETS both feet fixed op at Dr. Eaton 'a, the
CHIROPODIST and ARCH SPECIALIST, whe
doeant burt you. 8 yra. here. Exam. free. Oloba
Theatre bldg.. 11th and Waah. Bdway. 2S24.
. FOOTTRO CBI.E? "
DB. CAROLINE C. PHILLIPS
ASEPTIO CHIROPODIST
SPITE 816 MORGAN BLDO. MAIN S888.
BltHS. -maaaaga for rbeomaim. oonatipatlon,
kidneya. atomach. Dr. - Elna Soreanwi. 80$
Panama blda. Drualeaa phyeiciaa.
IE PAR T T wlu bought my pet chickens about
lent of . March will return them, to me. I will
nay him more than market price. 248 N. 17th.
MOTORING ta San Frauciaeo next week, 7-paa
aengar car, room lor J paaKngera. warn.
1080. I
' CONSTIPATION
. . la my apeclalty. Dr. Ironaide. 308-811 Broad
way bldg.
Xi MA9ACE, BUCHANAN BLDG.',
- WASH. BET. 4TH AND 5 Til. Main 8366
Lawyer
Conaultatioa Ell EE. AU eaaea.
$12 Selling bldg. Maia 4S.
SHAMPOOING at your home; special acelp treat
ments given; appointment. Tabor SM.V
RAGTIME taught auickly: eet Ja
en taia Ebi
appointment. Antomatie 810-27.
HAWAIIAN entertainers lor all occaaiona.
Call
Tabor T76Q.
BODY MASSAGE. VIOLET RAT, 10, a. m. ta
S p. a. daily. 4 56 Morgan bldg. Main 78 70.
DR. Wn.KINSON rrmovea coma in 8 sninntea.
LIMP IN. 818 ITandera. near 6th.
ETHEi, McCOY. chiropodwt. 609 Buchanan
bldg., wash, bet. 4Ui and 6tb sta. Main S076,
NOTICES
it
KOTICE OF SALE OP DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Sealed proposals will be received by tba
Board of Stipeniara -of the Klamath Drainage
insanea-TH xvianutn uxipcy, Oregon, at the office
. ef aaid Bcerd. which ia in the Court House ia
tba City of Klamath Palis, Oregon, for the par.
ruaae of 8200.000.00, of the Bond of aaid
Klamatb Drainage District, 'wntil the hour af 3
e clock In- tiie aftemooa on the 17ta day of
guiy."a. a, iew. ..
Said Bonds are to be dated July 1st. 1020
. and are to' beer interest trooa data at tba rata
ef six per cent per annum, payable on tba first
day f January and tba first day of July of each
year.
The Board of Supervisors itatrva the right to
reject any ana an proposals lor any reason god
if not aatiafactoTy to said Board.
Addreaa all communications and all proposals
aa toe BBsniwnca. .
C. R. DELAP.
Secretary of Klamath Drainage Dartxict,
Ckiaraaia rsiia, uifKiiu.
CLUCCLAR No. 437 Slcd proposal will be
received at oiiice of genera purMSTjwg agent.
Alaskan Engineering 00m mission. Seattle, Wab.
not Uter than 11 a. m., July 18. 1820, for
' furnishing rroceries and provisions. Cuftiea of
this circular may be obtained upon application
at tnia o:ice; or from Alaskan .ngtneertng com-
aaisaion, 301 Poatnffice buthiing, Portland. Or.;
and Alaskan Engineering commission. 307 t'us-
una tioune, Kan b ntnptoo. Cat- C, E. Dole,
general purcliatng ageut
00
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSIRESS' BIRECTORY
BARglCR' SUPPLIES
LEWIS 8TENCER Kafber 8tipply Co.. lOtb and
Morriaoa ata. Tke place to buy barber chain
and lapplioi. Stock of furniture alwaya oa band
at right prices.
BLANK BOOK MAKERS-
DAVIS A llOLUAN, INCnoflT2l at. blank
book lanmaetnrera. A-ai8. Main 188.
' BOOK . :
kSVT. ANJ TTSED BOOKST" A tX" ife t ftjECTS.
40H.N8UN'8 BtX)K BTOR14
248 tUm at., bt. 2d and 8d-
CARPET CLEANIMQ
Carpet Cleaning
Sizing and Refitting
Fluff -and .Rag Rugs
WOVK.f ALL- SJZKS
WUITK 4 IU CAU 1
POUT LA-ND RUO 0.
We Make FLUFF RUQS
From. Your, OSd Carpets
Rag ruga, all aisaa. Mail ordora pronpt.
Boga and carpeu at ram and dry cleaned. Pbooa
ar write far pne UmU . . - . .
Northwest Rug Co.
188 E. Eighth St' w saB.
Fluff Rugs From Old
f '.-'J Carpets - '
. Bag Rnga, all aisea Mail Ordera PrompL
... " Booklet. .
84-88 Cnton gae. W, Eat 81. B-14T5.
CAT AND DOS Haiairai
BOt?E, ?ITT VETERiXAHTH08PJTAU 418
K 7th at. cor. Grant. Eaat 1847. B 19H2.
CHtWOPW ACTORS
CilraOPRACTI(.Catrbatha and ratssageJIoui
. noo,iri-lwy bkjg. AlarahaU $187, Dr.
Unit E. 1 "owning.
DR. UcUAHUN
1 AA ',..
Portlaad
thropgn pronounca treatment beat,
CCMENT WORK
--V V. , 1 """' worat garagea a apa
work!
v,,vj . tmiTrm iCTWJllKOie. f Done
CO A I. AND WOOD
PLACE your order with us now for next win
urt fuel while you are able to get the better
y0? f labVood bAS
NEER FARR
805 Water St. r-.n , r n ,
Ieary Country plab, Oak and CordwooA.
Star Wood & Coal Co.
848 3d St.
Main 6018.
Delivered immediatel, EUltoT Wood ' Co.,
- - . .... itHine .n a; u 1113.
BL2C5.ni,il,'bV -. 83.80 peV load in
'"',"". ehaaper and better than 4 ft
:, : " -, ' njwauu, par com.
a aG00?. i6 . vV- SLAB WOOD ' ' " "
14 RA imA .1.. 1. .. 1 .
. -. - - "'cicij .nywQgra, anreig- a
barcain. Cell i tt.il into v
CrVE aa jour ordera for cordwood. tlabwood
, - ; "i-Jai prwes on carload
lota. Hawthorne "ual Co.. Fail a too
BLOCK, andbwoed, $3.60" a load in 2 load
lots. v.i 11 . . - r
' " uuujivn iUi. ,
ttoLLieviAaa
&ETH A COTTWoreoater Wdg. " Main76TT?o
-usi JEaiaDLUDaa lyoo.
' - - ' j a. VAVa, JLste(a?i9
WUMam WUung. 14 4th at. Maia 118L
- ' DENTISTS i
Dentistry I iEi1' '
Without Pain. Lataat Narva Blocking Method.
EDUCATIONAL
DANCINO
THE tianre Studio. 800 Dekum bldg., Waahina
iu. .1. on, sincuy privaie-lessons ; nan; hour or
bonr leaaona; ceuraa leaaons Zpecially priced. Daily
B.1A m . 4 . . ( . r,
w jp. ,m. iisa treiana.
BKRKELET Dancing Aoaderay, prtvafa iaaaohs.
dev. .venin.
iet stepa jaaa arnrwa.
12$
Ath at ( Main 831S
Mrs. Summers.
MUSIC lONOOl B lan mnuisa
f-'OT'ME piano playing guaranteed heginnen
rooms. Free booklet. Advanced course if yrm
aireaay piay. Kates 75c to $1.80 pet weak.
514 EUcra bldg.; 4th and Washington.
PROFESSOR T. E. LAWSON 20 years' ext
.perience; piano lessons at your home. 3L
Tabor 768S. i ,
HITS. J. M. LOTEJOT, instructor of popular
. .'ui. mm ciswtc. xaoor -L.
CRR"0LXDAtT vocal arwi nimvJx ' Wm...
practire 1 hour day. $5 mo. Broadway 255$
FURS
BUT TOUR SUMMER FTJB j Af
THB ETJH SHOP
Remodeling. Summer rates.
600 Swetlasm bldg.. 6th at Washington.
MAT CLEANERS AND DYERS
T-ET cs clean, rebloek your
hat; best work, reasonable
Prices, prompt service; peat
equipped bat factory in city.
Royal Hat Works. JJS lat at.
HOUSE RENOVATING
CET DOWN the high eoet'or bedding by having
- your oht mattresses made new. We also rea
ovsts feather bed and feather pillows at reason-
aoie prices. v S i eau in tha morning and
return 11 me same aay; any part of the city.
ROSR CITT BEDDING CO..
Phone East 1363. , 18tt Holladay ava.
INSECTICIDES germieidaa' brooms" brushes
mops, etc; wa contract and guarantee to rid
your premises of bedbugs, roaches and all insects,
phone Main 8571. Coast Chemical Co.
KEWPtg DOLLS
COLfMBIA 8TATCABT C6
$88-870 HAWTHORNE AVE. EAST 12S.
OPTOMETRISTS AND OPTICIANS
r EXES SCIENTIFIC A LtIV " TVBPFfi
with modern instnuneats; glaases
HttmA fwim ft tA
A. E. HPRWITZ, Optometrist. 228 1st sL
PAINTINO. TINTINO. aiptauiaaisa
CI.IFT0N, painting, papering, tinttafsl
imiu croaaway tttt, Woodlawn 2126,
PATENT ATTORNEYS
WE have recently associated with ua S kxamln-
' - ers from th. IT si .
wick ak Lawrence. Iswrei. 604 F at., Washing
ton. D. aft: 220 Broadway. New Tors lit
W. Monroe at, Chicago, m. Established over
nan a century
GOLDBERG. 620 Worcester bldg. Main 282K
PLUMB1NO AND STEAM SUPPUE8"
Work dona Quickly and efficiently at reason
new inaiauaoona specialty; work
manship guaraiiteed. l'hone East 1984. 1S1
RuaseU at j
MERKO : METAL, won srw ,
PLUMB IKO SrPPLIEST'WHOTJESALB
, rv,r..3. ulAOS-liailS tJU.. 188 Atb St.
THE M. L. EI.l NK CO. . $4-86-8 -TP Front stT
PRINTING. ENORSVINO, SINDINOT
jrr.iaa.HIIg and Oak. Main IBS. $11-65.
-THic"" rRwrv-Hnnsnii a ww'
88T Washington. Broadway 434. A-13B
shoi araaiaia.
NEW method shoe repairing ; "French heel apecial-
laia; guarantee, aut st. saar Salmon.
TINNERS
! JACOB LOSt!
TIN. SHEET IRON AND ROOF WORK -$10
First st. . . : Phone Mais 1424.
TRANSFER AND STORACaT
Oregon Transfer Co.
Established 1870
, Transfer and Forwarding Agents
STORAGE FREE TRACKAGE
Office and Storage. 474 Glisan " '
13th and GMaan. Broadwar 1281. A-l 1 6
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSEHOLD
GOODS 8FKCIALIST Storagt. packing; ship.
- ping and moving; horse gnd auto vans; special
rates to an points,
C. O. PICK TRANSFER A STORAGE CO.
2d and Pino ats. Broadway 8S6. A-1096.
Storage -and Transfer
Clay SI Morse, Inc.
12TH AND GLISAN. BROADWAY $470
CUT FREIGHT BATES
On household gooda shipped eaat and south. Mas-
ning Warehouse efc Transfer Co.. 9th and Hoyt-
Phone Broadway 703 -
CUT-PRICE rtoragt. packing, etc. Edwards
Furniture Co. Mm 1927, . A-2826. - Store
BUi and Oak. ---
WELDINO
JEFFERSON DEPOT WELDING SHOP
189 Columbia at. Phoua MarahaU 3944.
INDIFFERENCE
DANGERS OF DUST
EXPLOSIONS TOtD
Government Advise Milltrrs of Dis
astrous . FIr4?s Iicsultins From
CareIsnrMis In Plants,
A' warnlriE to millers In pmphlet
form against tho dan sera of erraln dust,
explosion has been Venuttd by tha United
States Grain tjorporation, in ctxjperation
with th bureau of Industry of the de.
part merit of agriculture. "Dusf and
train will explode when mixed with air
in proper f proportions and ignited by
sufficient heatlor flame," says a warn,
ing- paragraph on the front pas. ?The
hasards of a dusty or dirty plant are
very great The only safe guaranty
against a duet explosion is to. practice
good housekeeping and keep your plant
clean at all . times. It is your duty to
protect not only your property, but the
health and lives of your employes."
The goveHlment atarted its Investigation into
the cause of dust axploskisa in 1918. follow
ing a disaatrona fire in New Tor. Imring the
war a close watch was kept on all mills where
government etocka were, being milled or atorea.
Aa the reenlt of the aenorta and inveatigationa
af tha inapectore the government ha aecure4
valuable information which ia now being dis
tributed to the millers in printed form. ; 1 .
The pamphlet recitea instances af where even
concrete grain elevators have been destroyed b
dust enlosiona and . ahowg pictnrea of .diaaa.
treos tfirea. wlucU b !"V4 out Ursa mills U
Eaatara citioa. -
Tan bita of advice given are: TJont let dust
collect ; prohibit smoking and carryiirn. or
Distrhes in the mill; use no open flames or
ji -11 mi,iM m,ir in eandmta:
don't lower lighU into bins to see how much
grain tbey contain keep aU foreign material
I rom em enng me innumi .. u....j , -
nata aUtic electricity; look out for elevator
chokenpa; do net let belts rub; sack the ground
material or eoover K ta oin m uwu "i
FLOCR Selling price, mill door; Patents.
$13.75; Montana spring wheat. 814.S5; Wil.
fametta valley brands, $11 .20; looal atr,igl,t
. . A..t 1 i. 1 Ct'l Rrt mhin. Sll.50.
, 1 ' 1 " . ... , , -
Prices for city deliveriea for five barrel lots.
fancy. $34&36 per ton; vetch. $3; cheat. $-,
2; straw, $10; clover () : graia t );
alfalfa. $31 a ton. i ' :
4iKAIN SACKS Nommal. " New crop de
livery; No. 1 Calcutta.. 1 ; domestic. lVi m
20e m car lota: teas s mounts higher. .
MIULSTLi'irs--Mm nw l WiU. sacked.
$5 '. . . (. . i
OATS Per -ton. buying pnee; geeu, eiv
eb 70 50. '
miilmir. S67S7.&0: rolled barley, aellwg pnea.
$72 ton. . . . .....
Merchants' Exchange bids
FEED OATS
July. August.
No. $ white..
VT0t UtiOU
BARLET
Jo. $ blue . .
Standard feed
106- 5900
600 P800
6400 4K50
Millrua .....
Alfalfa Being Ciitj j :
Wheat Harvest Late
r.nllMnn. Jnlv S. Farmers of this vicinity
Sr. enow engaged in alfalfa haying and will start
wheat haying probably within a week. The har
vest, most of them preoict. put naraiy om reear
until Alieufit 1. - :
Hot weather tha paat weak, has speeded HP
tha crop somewhat but there has beeen little
wind ' god no damage ia believed - to have re
sulted - from temperature of 90 and .. more.
Nights have not been cool and moisture is nearly
all gone from tha ground.
Predictions continue to ot made mat me yteiu
this year- will exceed that of 1919 by from 10
to 20 par rent. The hot weather, if continued,
however, will cut the yield somewhat, owing to
th. backwardn of tba season. .-
WnOLESALE PRICES JIf POKTLAWD
These fre prices retailers pay wholes Itis. ex
cept as otherwise. noted:
r Dairy Pisaluets
BUTTER Selling prioe. box lota: Creamery.
prime, parchment wrapped, 7 5c lb.; prima firsts.
85o lb.; tints, R4o- It. ; smaller lots at aa ad
yanee. Jobbing prices: Cube extras, 64c; prima
firsts. H2W53C.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery Msls. 06 9
88c; country stations, 843 35s.
OLEOMABGAKtN -Best branda. 40c: orfli-
nary, 83 He; be k era, 83e; autnurgarine, 1 lb.
cartons. S2e per lb.
CUtiSK Belling price r TUiamooe:, rresn
akregon, fancy tripletts. 32SSe per . lb.; Toung
America. 84 9 SBe. Prices to jobbers, f. o. b.
Tillamook, trtpletst, 29e: Toung America. 80s.
Selling prices: Cream bricks. 40 6 42c Selling
price: Block Swiss, 484c; limbuxger. 403
42C per lb. - '
fcUUS Buying price; "jurrent reeerpTa,
87e; cardled. selling price, 42c; select, 43 9
44e per dosen. - r . t
LIVE rulLTKI Selling price: Heavy nens.
4e: lirbt hens. 17c: spring, liaht, 17 918c;
heavy. 24923c; old rooetem. 10c per lb.; tur
keys, live. ( ) dxSaad. 45o lb.
Fresh V so stables and Fruit -
FRESH " FECIT Oranges. $4.73 7.00 per
box; bananas, 11912c lb.; lemona, $4.60
49 6.00 per erate; Florida grapefruit, S8.00 9
9.50; California. $4.00 & 4.50; cantaloupe.
$2.5096.00. .
AffLJ-jt various vaneuea, local, sz.uu fg
B.00 per box.
DRIED FRUIT Dates. lyromaaarieg. S7.B0:
rards. -$4.00 par box; figs, $2.60 8.00 bog.
ONIONS Selling price to rstsuersi New tod.
$1.86 9 1.78; white, $1:73 2.00 erate: garlic.
$Bo lb.; green onions, 40o doa. bsacnaa; onion
a. 17 W isc lb.
POTATOES Selling prioe; Oregon, fancy.
$9.00: Gams, $9.00 per cwt. : new. , Garnets.
ll(sHHe; white, 0910s.
BERRIES Oregon Dollars, 82.76 9 8.00
crate: raspberries, $5.00 9 6.80. .
VEGETABLES Turnips, as. BO sack: car
rots. $4.00 sack: beets. 85o dozen bunches:
cabbaga, California. 2 9 8c; lettuce. $1.78 par
crate; encumbers. $1,23 9 2.50 doa. toma
toes. 82.50 9 8. 00 ; egg plant, ooa par pound:
broccoli, $2.25; bell peppers, 7Se; celrry, $1.60
dog.; pees. 7 9o lb. ;-artichokes. $1.60 per
dos. aaparagua, Oregon, $1.76 per doa. buaohea;
string beans, 13 920c per lb. : t ,
- Meats and Provisions ; . -
OOTJNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country
bogs, 2lo for top blockers; heavy, Joe; best
teal, l18e; he ivy !, 14 per lb.
SMUkiai MhiATs nam. eosyaae per ro. I
breakfast bacoa. 33 9 68c; picnics. 36 per to. 1
eottsge roll, S3e; per lb.
LAKD Kettle rendered, zse IB.; staaaara,
24c; tierce basis compound. 26 He.
FMi and Shellfish . T
FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook. 22e
lb.; halibut, fresh. 18 9 23o peg lb.; sturgeon.
( ; black coo. tow ate m.; stiver smelt,
10c per lb.: kiupered salmon. 42.50 per 10 lb.
basket; kippered cod. $2.S6;Taaor clams. ( I ;
crabs, $2.60 9 3.60 dosen; roa rhsd. 10o
lb.: ertsssa ansa. : ung eau, S9So w.
SUGAR Nominal prices, refinery bests: Cuba,
$24.3 5; fruit and .berry. $23.50; D yellow,
$22.90; granulated. $23.60; extra C. $23.10;
golden C, $23.00.
HONET New. $T.OO 9 7.80 esse.
RICE Jspan strle. No. 1, 12e; New Orleass)
bead, ; Blue Boee. 14 c per Tb.
SALT Oourc, half ground. 100s. $17.23
per ton: 80s $16.76; table dairy. 60s, $17.23)
bales, $S.$0.00; fancy table sad dairy,
$30.50; lump rock, $S.0 per ton.
BEANS Sales hv iobhrrs fim.Tl white
THc per lb-: large whits. 7 c tb.; pink, 8 He
lb.; limM. 12 He; bayou. 11 es reds. 10 He;
Oregon beans, buying prices, nominal. 6 hi e lb.
. CANNED HII.K Carnation. $6.35; Borden,
86.85; Aster, $8.25; Eagle, $12.83; Libby,
$6.86: Mount. Vernon.- $6.23 rer ease.
COFFEE Boasted. 34 9 4 so ia sack i or
arums, i , - .- r
SODA CVACSERS In bulk. 19 He per IK
NUTS Walnuts, 33 940s per lb. ; almonds.
owe; lUDerta, lise in sacs iota; peanuts, 13 9
16c; pecans, 25c: Braails. 80c.
Ropes, Paints, Oils
ROPE Sisal, dark. 18 He: wblta, 20e lb.;
LINSEED OIL Rass, bhhv. $1.98 gal;
kettle boiled, bbls., $2.oe; raw. cases, $2.13;
boiled, came, $2.15 gailon.
COAL OIL Water white, is drums or iron
barrels, 13e gsLsn; esses. 24e per gallon.
f GASOLINE itroB bbls., 26 He; cases. 3c;
marina aistuiato, iron eoav, loc: eases. BZHe.
STOCKS GRAIN COTTON
iStooks Listed New York Stock Cxohaneel
Redoced Commissions Small
Deposits- Limited 'Liabilities,
Chas. R- McLain Brokerage Cti.
DENVER. COLO.
ALLEN BROS. CO. ;
PORTLAND CORRESPONDENTS
21 $ Chamber Contansrca Bios. Phone 61 1-1 S
TO QUARANTINE OF CALIFORNIA EOTATOES SHOWN HERE
CANNING
SEASON
WELL UNDER WAY
Strawberries Aboqt Gone -Other
Fruits lUprning Ftst Demand
for Melons Depletes Supply.
Fruit canning season is now -well under
way. : Gooseberries and rhuktrB are
about gone and within a few days the
local strawberry crop will have been
picked. Raspberries, cherries, . currants
and apricots are now appearing- in' the
market and within a short time -the peak
of the supply will have been reached.
Cantaloupe) and watevmeloa markets have
been quite firm duripg the entire week, espe
cially an top quality staff. Jobbers practically
teanea tip everything available Mturuay, uie
Fourth of July demand being so (real.
V Chick an Market Steady
Chicken market haa teas steady tbsDUgheut
tha week- . Itemand waa especially good for
heavy hens and heavy springs, the price oa each
being around 95 cents per pound.
Petatoas Move Wall
Even at tba high price asked potatoes con.
tinue to move well. Indications are that the
price will be lowered during the eesaing week.
as good local potstoea are arriving. There is
also a paasibility that th. California supply will
be curtailed, sa tba Eastern market is willing
to nay higher prices than Portland. Old pota
toes nave almost, seen cleaned up. many dealers
having nothing on hand. Demand for seed
potatoes during the week bag been surprising
to the jobbers, . '
Butter Market Steady
Butter market has been in good ahape
throughout the week, j Wednesday the price
advanced 3 cents. The ' market -Temaiaed firm
on Thursday and Friday. Saturday eenditiens
weaa inclined to he sluggish, but so drop In
prices was announced,.
I Hiring the early part of last week the egg
market was rather quiet, but toward the end
of the week business wss much Improved.
-. Ciieeaa advanced 1 sent oa Friday and een
tinnea firm at the advance.
Retail dairymen announced a 1 cent advance
hi the price of milk on July 1. iondenseriea
fallowed by offering 30 Cents more per hundred
pounds to the farmers for raw rails.
Prices Slashed on
The Chicago Market
Chicago. July 8. (I. S. 8.1 July corn
ItMla ft S m nrl n. t. ...,! Am , K . lv.a rA
of trade's short Saturday seaaCon. Spot markets
declined Se fer corn and lttSti for oat.
causing liquidation on stop-lose orders in both.
grain iuiurea wius uiua support on too sra;
down.
' Deferred futures slumped less ' severely and
July corn sold st a discount and September
for tha tint time on the crop, wiping out the
2 14 e paamium for July existing st tha close
Friday.
Buying again't Mia cheeked (he slump and
there were numerous rallies on short severing
with rasnJL traders playing for a strong rally
lefore the close on evening up for tha double
holiday. Long grain earn out freely on every
upward reaction aaal each tfcreak earrieeY prices
to nw low levels until -4fca final hoar. Trmiine
was large and fluctuations aj rapid it was ira-
TMswiDie to iMA auasy oruera at oiacaooara quota
lions. - .. j
At the rinse corn was off 8 0 S H a fa the
July. t SlHe for September, and 2 e fa
December. July oatA were tli 6v S a lower,
September down X H 1 c and December th
same.
Furniahsd. by Overbeck aV Cooke
of Trad building:
Co., Board
IM& eariey, itzesicT.
CORN
Open. High. I
168 . 16H H 162
166 167 V 162
153 H 154 134
OATS
Cleee.
July ......
SeoL . . .
1H3
163 1s
153
6H
83
i 7 :
.2820
8060
1900
200(1
July
90 99 M,
83 t - 84 Vs
SO 80 la
PORK
96
81 '
' 78
T75
$000
riepu ......
Deo. .......
July ......5875 2930
SepL ......3073 3100
LARD
1900
3020
2040
BIBS
1696
1785
July .
......1898
, 1996
1880
1970
201S
1656 .
1750
nenL
Dec. .
July I860
169$
1780
Sept. ......1780
- .Chicago Dairy Frodgre
Chioago, July $. (L N. 8.) Butter Ra-
eeipts, 10.668 tubs, all prioe. unchanged.
Ecss Rseeiots. 12.076 cum. sJl nriassi m.
vsmiini.
(Theese Twins. new. 25 9 25 tie: AsisiesL
ionnf Americas,
Live poultry Turkeys, 85c; ehiekens, 27e;
broilers. 38 9 42c; roosters, 20e; geeas, 20 9
30e: ducks. 28 40c. . . CT
Potatoes Receipts. $6 cars; eastern, stock,
bW., $10.60911 75; Southern Triumphs, per
V k Is. - SS IS , . m . sr -
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
esffn.h. Um sea vst
Omaha, July $.. (L N. 8.1 Him1.1).m.
"""i genereuy ove lower, aiuia, 613. Za
w- "p, .a.o.
Csttls Kec.ipts 425 j market steady,
Sheep Beeeipts 250; market steady.
- - Chieaao Mae S1SJ0
Chicago. I1L. July 8. L N Hi nn
iictciyts WMW-. nuoovers, le.ess; market slow,
mostly 40 to $5e lower than matavdav'.
age. -One load. $16.10. out of lineTpractical
V!-?r: Poortr grades off; bulk of sales,
$15.25 9 15. T5 ; heavyweights, $13.60 915.25;
rnawlinm Slal .f it K i; K. 9SA ia r ie .
ZT sra.' ST aa..a, siBUt 4S -sIW H A 4. t?J r
light light , $18.00 913.65; heavy packing
snw, wnoom, jii.isuij.tiji rough, s 12.00 9
"'"i purs, ais.uu e la.uu; stock pigs, none.
Cattle Receipts 8000. Comnared with w.t-
ago beef steers 50e to $1 lower. Soma warmed
up and grassy kinds off! more; choice corn fed
ourcner sioea. uc to 7 00 lower, otnera $1 to
i lower; csnnem, alow to zae lower; bologna
snd trashy light bulls.
$191.60 lower; veal
cJej. $2 to $2.50 lower; itocaar sn4 feeder.
w uvc rower.3 -
Sheen Reaeints S000 Hulk swains. A)m
few aalca: market about ateaiiv aininnal with
week ago, with bttsr gradea of lamba SS lower,
other grades mostly $4 to $5 lower; sheep, $3
to 82.SO lower; better gradee feeding Ism he. $1
lower; spots off more; breeding awes. $2 lower.
Denser Hoes Unchanoed m
Denver. July $. (U. P.l Cattle RsMfnti
500; 50c $ 1 lower; steers. $10912; cows and
ecu ers, ao s iv.sa t stocgers ana leeden. 37.00
t Hogs Receipts. 600 ; steady and wnchanced.
Siieep Receiprs, 6500; steady; lambs, $18
Bit; ewea, s.vvsv.vv.
South Africsa Flomr Soars
Washington, July 3. Flour has reached
818.49. normal exchange, par sStk of 140 lbs.
in South Africa, according to Consul General
George E. Murphy, at Cape Town, ia a com
munication to the' bureau of foreign and do
mestic commerce, and bread is Ho a pound loaf.
Supplies ef wheat era very low, he says, owing
to the action of tha - Australian government ia
refuiing to permit the exportation of high grade
nour ana wneat to soutn Africa, and a
whig to the adverse rate of exchange with the
Argentine Republic He also aulas that the
farmers are holding their wheat for tha nurnoaa
of escaping- th excess profit tax. end that it
may soon be necessary for the government to
require mixture ef sssike iiour witb wheat,
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WHITE LEAD Ton lot. 15c; $00 Too.,
sane per jo.
v TlTRl'KNTINE Tanks. $2.28; eases,-$2.41
10 ca lota, la less.
Hops.- Wool and Hide
V HOPS Nominal. 1919 crop, $1 per Tb.
-' HIDES Nominal No. 1 salt cured hides
f under 45 lbs.). 16c: Nov 1 aaR cured- birt.
(.(over 46 lba.). 14e; No, 1 salt 'cured bull
ntoea, xae; paruy curea. iiioes. 10 ir lb. less;
green hides, 2c per lb. less; hair slipped hides.
one uuru seae 'a xio. a suaes. )
Calf and Ki Skin
No. I trimmed calf skins (up to IS Tba.),
80c; No. 1 trimmed kip skins 416 to 30 Ids.).
20c; hair slipped skins, one third leas than Ha
g saws. . . .
Dry Hides ana) Sktnsr
Dry Hint hides (7. lba. and up). 25c; dry
flint bulla. 17c; dry flint calf skins (under 7
lbs.). 36c: dry salt bidea 7 lbs. and up). 20e:
dry salt bulls, 14c; dry salt calf skina (under 7
lbs.). 30c; dry cull hides snd skuas, half prioe.
Horse HMa
Greea or salted Large, well taken "ff hides.
$6.50; pony and small hides, $3.60; dry horse
hides. l.o to S3. oo; ojoaa wHh beads off,
60e less; hone tail hair, pee lh. 26c; hone
mane hair, per m.. 1 t -
MOHAIR NcasinaL
TALLOW AND GRKA8E No. 1 tallow.
9o; No. 2, 8c; . 1 grease. 7c; No. 2 grease.
oa peg lb. .. . -
Oregon Potatp Inspection Is
Little Protection to Industry
' A,' : V .; . ' - . .... . .. - . ' .. .." . ) .
Br Hyraas H. Cohes
; Surprising Indifference to the agitation for a quarantine against California
potatoes is shown by official Oregon ; giving one the impression that the people of
thiai Ktato are 1m lnvnl tn their hntii, than aval thrtaM nf other OOast Sections.
71 wiiioiaiA 1 ureaoii io iiwi iiicjimvu iu 1190.(11 w ivdovh
j what has already happened to Colorado In regard to the tuber
. I c further importations of California potatoes Into -that state.
and the quarantine recently declared ia the result. 1 -So
friendlv are many here to California that thav avnenlv suv that if Orearon
tries to protect itself. California will retaliate by placing a quarantine against
Oregon stock. This in. itself is a sumrlainsr statement in view of tha fact that
California is considered the most strict
to protect its own industry. 'Witness
tolerate the shipment of a single citrus
mere, cnance that California orchards will
t "o DUerlmlaatloa
There Is not the slightest idea in the
a quarantine against California potatoes,
tecuon 10 an important Oregon industry is
must eventually be grven although fears
too late 10 00 tne inouetry much gooa.
The state board of horticulture haa
.the Slightest intention of doing more
bucks or so or potatoes tn each carload that cornea forward, slrsn this limited
inspection has borne fruit inasmuch as a number of carloads have been, found to
be so infected with the tuber moth, that unloading within this state was prohibited.
"!:.';.. IsspeetioB Jfet Thoresgh sosg h sr'--y- ...f
The only trouble with the insnection of Dotatoes. aa It ia at nrasent done. Is
that it is not sufficiently thorough to do raueh good. At the best U is a mere
makeshift and makeshifts are too dangerous for the state ot Oregon to tolerate
under present conditions, i -
' The fallacy of inspection of a few Backs nf notataan In aarh r&rlnad Is shown
by the fact that while the state of Washington has an inspector stationed in
iamornia to inspect potato enipmentg, stock: has arrived and has been condemned
here that has had the inspection certificate of the Washington official and has
been passed as free of disease. 1 ' t.
4 It has been argued by pome friends of California here that tuber moth wU! not
live here. That this theory is by no means true is shown by the fact that numerous
live tuber moth : worms have been found here. Jf unmolested, in time these
worms will become moths and then fly away j probably into the potato fields.
The argument made that new California potatoes' are used only for table use is
tnereiore a poor one. 1
Rag Picker Replaced Sheep ;
As 3. Factor in Clothing
Half a billion- pounds of shoddy, were
thrown on the American clothing may
ket in J 819. while a billion pounds of
unmanufactured , virgin wool wert ac
cumulating iti the storehouses. Shoddy
is made of woolen rags, re-spun perhaps
1 often as eight times. It- Is woven
with a small percentage of virgin wool
to etick the broken fibers- together. Of
the 620,000,000 yards of "all wool" cloth
produced "by the nation's mills, - the
amount of shoddy used would have pro
duced 380.000,000. "yards, if "straight
shoddy cloth had been turned ouL Mixed
with a little new wool, it entered into
the? composition j of a vastly greater
yardage. In the same period, the amount
of pew wool used would have produced
240,000,000 yards Of virgin wool cloth, if
it had not been adulterated with shoddy.
-;' - Sukperl FabrhV Bill .
These statistic ar , msde . pubUo by. tb
National Sheep and j Wool , Bureau of America
of Chicago, which Is organising tha sheep, fnn
and bniinss interests of tha country behind
th French-Capper truth in tabrie bill, Thi
bill was left ia the hands of the interstate eonv
mare oommlttae of both houses of congress at
adjournment. It is idcsigned to compel mann
faeturer to stamp their cloth with th pereent
ages of virgin wool and of shoddy.it contains,
Howard E- Greene, secretary of th bureau, said;
"Last year, as asver before, th shoddy inter
ests succeeded in foisting their goods on th
public. Only 800,000,000 pounds ofWool in
its natural ' state, ar 800.000,000 pounds at
cleaned woof, were eanverted into cloth. Moat
of this amount waa mixed with eh odd y to make
it atitek together. If v the entire $00,000,000
pounds had been made into pur virgin wool
doth, it would has provided only 240.000,000
yards,.; aa against the 38O-.0O0.0OQ yard of
shoddy goods.' yj.. ,
Shoddy Rel Vtrfle VI
"U would bars taken 1.350.000,000 pounds
of virgin wool to have mad the entire 620,000,
000 yards of 'all wool' .cloth -turned out by our
mills. But tha entire amount need not have
been made of virgin; wool. There should her
been virgin wool cloth for these who could afford
it and shoddy for thinner purses. "'That would
have provided for fair competition bstweaa vir
gin wool eletai ana an 00. ay ana tor a rate ran
of pricea. Instead, through tha lack of ataenp.
Ing. shoddies were sold aa "all wool - and th
public, acrpting 'all wool' to mesa virgin wool.
Business Courses
Planned for Cuba
Habana. Cuba, July 8. -The subject of for
eign trad - haa Motived increasing attenuon
since the war, and Ma prottlsma are being met ty
numerous schools and colleges in their of farina
of course which gr1 intended to train th sea
dent for effective work tn th eomnercial world.
A vacant important development In this field is
th establishment of a Spanish-American branch
of- the College of Business , Admiaiatratiaa iu
corporated in Boston university. -3 i
Dean Everett W. Lord sUtaa that th course
ot the Habana branch parallel those given tn
Boston snd lead to the gam a eg re, uacneior 01
business administration. Course sre given in
Spanish, with th use of textbooks prepared ea
peeially for Baeton university classes. Student
sttending the College of Business Administrsv
tioa located in Boston may apend tha sophomore
or Junior year ta tiaoana anuioui cnaag ot
r.i . 1 t , 1. ... 1,. wi,.a
courses ants wiuhhi,.i ... " '
opportunity to perfect their knowledge of Spanish
and to become intimately acquainted with Span
ish-American life ana custom. in tn sun
way Cuban students, after a year or more at th
Habana -hrancn, may iranaier o nostra to com
pl.t. their course. A board of guarantors rep
Rwnting. iths leading banks and business bouaa
of Cuba era lending their cooperation. .
a r - f e)
New- York Markets
To Close Two Days
Nw Tork. July .L rf. 8.) AQ the local
markets vera closed today, because of th Inde
pendence Day holiday. The markets wilt ra
ms in dosed oa Monday, July 8. .
Chicago Cash Grain.
Chicago, I1L, July $.-L N. 8.) Wheat
No. 5 red $2.90, No. 4 hard $2.75.No. 2
hard $2.80. No. $ hard $2.70. Corn No, 3
M. $1.6691-67. No. 2 white $1.75. No. 2
yellow 1.66 si 1.67. No. 3 M. $1.64 H 9
1.63, No. 3 yellow $1.64 H96S. No 2
white $1.08 s 9 1.09. No- 3 w $1,03 9
1.07. No. 4 whit $1.00.
Chicago grain close Corn July $1,03 9
l.3i; September $1.63 "A 91.64. December
$1.511191.52. Oat July 96 900 He. Sep
Umber 81 . 82e.' December 78 79c
Pork July $28.20. September $80.60. Lard
July $19.00, Crptember $20.00. Ribs July
$16.95, September $17.80.
v Wermg Rain Orchards
' Rochester, N. T., July S- Th manager of
the Orleans county fa nut bureau baa sent out
a warning that canker worms are appearing in
apple orchards in alarming numbers and that
already aom orchards are stripped ef foliage,
Th worms ' appear suddenly ta counties num
bers snd strip trees lot lesva in a matter of
says, doing damag from which the tree do not
recover, ia several . years. Tb worms ar dark
in' color, and averag about aa inch in length
when full grown. - Tbey loop, or bump, aa they
feed and amove about i - .-
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instead ox meettnsj the agitation lor a quarantine who
open minds, official Oregon appears to have singled out The
Journal far abuse, i Instead of trying their utmost to. eliminate
any chance of this most dreaded of potato pests from securing
a fojthold in the Beaver State, there is a surprising indifier
enie among officials. 1
mom. Yv niie Colorado orrtciais are more or less, wmo wm
in their work, tbey delayed; Uie entire elimination of Cali
fornia, tubej-moth infected potatoes until too late a date. ,
;-- v,; Colorado Is Isfeete) .by, Motlt.! :r
- Now. it develops that tha tuber moth which officials hsve
repeatedly aaid would not survive in any other place, than
California has actually invaded Colorado, threatening dis
truetton to the vary life of its potato industry. - v
Colorado is today paying the penalty of procrastination
and fears ar openly expressed that Oregon will likely, find
itself in a similar condition before many seasons have passed.
Idaho has decided that, the situation is too serious to allow
state when it comes to employing net$ods
therefore tha fact that California will not
fruit from Florida because there is a
be infected with citrus scale, 1 .
Agaisst California . ;
minds of those who are seeking to secure
ta injure the southern state. Only pro
desired by The JournaL . 1 rua protection
-are expressed that the offer will come
been annealed to but it has not sirnified
than at present the inspection of a few
waa-denies th right of ehese and tha benefit
of rang of pneea. : .
"Today, tha stores- are filled With shoddy
clothing and a billion pounds of virgin wool
fill the storehouses. Th shoddy intereatts hare
become so thoroughly -intrenched through th
right of their product to maaauersde as 'new
wool under the popular-' term, 'all woo!, that
they have been able to create in their evn inter
est a artificial oversopply of virgin wooL
v Wool Mn DrtchMf
"In spit of this bQlton pounds fn 'th store
houses, th world produces a third less wool
ganualla. than it weeds gad the demand for new
wool t great aa ever. - The shoddy manu
facturers have simply throws) themselves be.
twaen th pubH with its s demand for virgin
wool and the slieepmen with their supply.
"As a result, th woulgrawsTs are being
forced into insolvency. To save those of th
West front immediate ruin, the federal reserve
board hag authorised tha San Francisco federal
reserr bank to ad ranee money to help- them
esrry their unsold clips. However, this aid f.
fords only temporary yeljaf, Th farmer and
sheepmen must have permanent relief from tha
unfair aompetitsoa -wf th raipiekers.
.' . Shees) Industry Thtwaten
"That billion pounds of 'onmaBufaetured, vir
gin wool -is th stsrsheuaes. keot from th.
k)uhlie which wants and needs it by the legal
ngni or ' nvannia-truer to unidentified
shoddy in their 'sU wool cloth, threatens th
annihilation of th sheep; and wool industry.
If is to the interest of every voter to get be
hind th French-Capper truth in fsbrie bill snd
se that it is enacted into, law at the next ees
sioq ef congress. Between enlightened poblie
opinion and the truth in fsbrto-w, th wool
growers msy be sble to recover some of this
apriug's loasas at next spring's cj-t,'
assernsnaet Weaild, Ahy i
Whil loaning th. sheepmen money to with
stand th - ragpickers' compaction, the TJnitd
States government ia doing more than any other
single ageae to swell tb ragpickers1 - Income.
Ia th aupplsment to "Commerce Reports." ts
sued April 20, 1920. th bureau ef foreign end
domestic commerce of th department of com.
mereea, reports under tha caption, "Army Gar
ments Salvaged": - - - ..
"The number of garments received st Dewa.
bury (GrratefBiitain) . each week is about 200,
000 and th fsMsnatcd total sine the depot wa
estatlUhed is no Uws than 160,000,000, weigh
ing about 44,000 ton. Those that
are too detaptdated for- further wee are ahuwi
fied, blended and aoM as wooles rags to shoddy
and cloth manufacturers to- be pulled into fiber
snd re-made into cloth, principally for tb
civilian trada" .
Grasshoppers Show
" Up Again in Idaho
Moscow, Idaho, July $) Grasshoppers have
begun to make their appearance in certain por
tiona of Latah oounty. where (hay wcr In large
numbara last year. : . , Millions of the hoppers
hsv been found ia small areas. Old stack,
yards, whs re straw stacks have rotted, scab
lands and sod ar th favorite plaea for breed
ing. So far a reported eo damage haa been
done, but the farm bureau and farmers gener
ally are watehins tha hoppera .closely and put
ting out poison upon their first appearenoa, The
poison bait us
used haa been very snrosasful
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INVESTMENTS
JULY is a treat investment month --and 1920, rijbt now, Is the best
time to buy choice municipal bonds. - -Do
not let -that interest money or any other funtfs Jie idle, but
cash in on the magnificent opportunities now available in the many ex
cellent issues of Northwest municipals which we own aqd offer.
These splendid securities, "absolutely safe, are selling at remarkably
low prices and are -
Yielding to 7 Per Cent
We havei numerous Issues of mnnieipals which we nnhweitating ry rec
ommend. Bulletin No. 17S, latest out, carriers details that are of interest
to every investor. If you have not had a copy and wish one, wa shall
bo glad to supply you.tapon, request.
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FEW GOOD SALES
IN CATTLE MART
Fancy Hogs Bring the Market Top
Sheep Msikct. Remains Firm
Cattle Market Alone Is Weak.
;' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Bheep.
This week 3208 . 413
,'294
Week sso ...... ,,8A60 S.'i.'il
2 weeks ago 4884 8031
4 weeks ago ,,....$$ 8147
Tea sjo .,.,'., .S4IS5 IS'Jf
2 years ago. ,..,,.830$ $413
3 years ago. .... ,.2633 2493
4 years ago,.., ,,.4283 1014
4S3
287
863
268
176
11
$
54 4"i
9380
4 7U2
072
870
1869
67$$
Arrival In the Jortfi Fortlandvstok
yards for the week totaled U cars,
which is a smaller run than has. been
received for a month. The- pork and
mutton markets heid steady to firm dur-.
ing the entire week. ; Weakness was
shown alirspst every, day in -the beef
alleys Prices dropped 60 cents . on
Thursday. :,;-r -'-; : ' '
- Quit, a nam bar nf sales in th hog market
were mad at tba market top of $10. About
400 'm.relMad came in this week than during
the previous weak.
1 ;ners I nog markat rang:
Prim mixed $1S.R0 9 1S.0O
Medium mixed i 4.76 9 1 6.60
Rough haaviea ............. 16.00 f 1 1.2
Pits -..v-.i...a1.Jl'
SmootV . havia 11.35 13.78
CaUl Maeket Wa
The cattle market has bees slow snd drag,
gins all week. A few good sales were mad.,
but th. majority of th stock did , M bring
the msrhet praee. Only entra fancy atock waa
able to oommand th market ton.. At the eloaa
af (main ass Saturday there was no demand.
Market for 01 res might b. railed "worse ' in
comparison to chsractertging Hh cgttl msrket
assiiad. Th market is overloaded with veal.
Ta make thins wane this k' run. is tin
largest lotf several week PL . .
i.anerai eatue range
Choice grass ateera. . ,
Good to choice ateers...
Medium to good ateers.
,$10. R0lI1. 00
. e.50(iv io.no
i.noM 9. no
- S.f0fB 8. BO
Fair to good stoers ....
Common to fai steers. .
- f.00 9 8.00
. R.00 9 8.60
7.009 $ 00
45.00 4.00
- 5.00( 6.00
s.noas 4. no
6 009 f.Or)
12.00 9 18.00
Cheio "Nws nd heifers......
Good to choice now and heifer.
Medium to good cows snd heifers
Fair to medium, cow ami heifsrg
Oanner
Bulla
Rest light calves..,,..,..,,,
sferittim nslve. .............
9.00 9 10.00
Heavy calves 1.009 8.50
Sheep Mark. Steady
Th mutton "market maintained a steady ton
11 L liemand was fair, .sales being made
at th market top. Run fer the week was
about the gvetag.- 6294 bead coming in.
. General ahses and lamb range: -
Spring lambs .............. $.0.50 9 1 1.00
Cull Urab 8.00910.00
Yearlings 7.00 e
Ewes 5.509
8,00
0.50
fc DIsposKloa Of Livestock "'
Foil. win is the dUrtositinn of lire. lock st
Korth-,Pontand for tha week
puicoer aau rscuis,
Adaaua Bros. ,,,,,,
Rennett Bf u.
Fsirchild ............
Gill ,.,,..,.,,.,sf
Howitt ...............
Sterrett. .............
Wsahington - Butchers . . . .
Oregon Butchers ......
Swift . Co. . . , i , . .
Washington Feeders . . . , .
Oregon r'seder
Donaldnon
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
113
835
23
80
SS
228
88
187
78
04 .
847
105
66
62
89
28
14
90
10
1858
2684
e
424
$S9
9
- 87
TotsJg
226$ 881$ 2940
Finding of Wool
Price Bottom Is
Puzzle to Trade
Boston. July S. Finding th bottom in wool
prioe continue te bo ''the study snd b th
problem In the trad. Local dealer comment
advaracly eo pronouncement put out by spokes
men for wool growers. Many predictions ars
made of a renewal of goods buying during th
fall and early winter, and that iq turn will cre
ate a - better demand far wool. -""Neither th
hardship of, th wool growers not th poPe
tie losses ef dealers ar tsksn into account whan
tha mills nad additional supplies.
This hsa been made plain by the attitud of
cm of tha growers whe hsve been in the msr
ket for the past week. They are looking for
"bargain and will aoearpt nothing lee. Othar
mill buyara. whil not trying to bear down pricea,
are keeping tn doa touch with the market that
'they may b ready to act a aooa as tha proper
moment arrives. It is extremely difficult tn ar
rive at any fair basis of clean coat for th new
territory wool pending actual sales.
.. Moat of th consigned wools ere being -held
out cf th market, especially tba early shorn
wools, th idea of growers being baaed on in
flated values. . It is stated tbst in soma eases
th grower were led to expect a even dollar
for their wool in the .grease, and now ar find
ing it difficult to get met than half that figure
after an actual buyer ta found.
Receipts for th week were: Domestic 688.
740, pounds; torcign 38.800 pound.
1919 Winesap Pool .
Brings $2,06 : Box
Taklma. July $
According to.an nnmine-
ment made by th sale department or m
Vsklm. V.lUv Fraitgrowers asaoeiattoa 200.2$$
boxes of apple war (hipped from this lly
in the Winesap pool of toe association during
th 1919 season at a set return to the mem-h-.
f a? OS a box. la tha Yallew Newtown
.peel 20.000 box were shipped but tb sasa
Biation give' out so gveyag figure on this
crop. Th price rang wa oiween i oos
nd $2.10. Tb rang on Winesap wss from
$1 per bos for five-tier t $2.6$ a boa for
extra fancy. A eonaervativ estimate oa tha
anpl erop for th coming season in the dis
tricts of the lower valley is 76 per cent of last
year S crop. - "- !- .
irORTHWEST
MLKICIFALS
tsTsgums!
Cv0asn I
Ctsrrwav f
LARGE CRANBERRY
CROP LOOKED FOR
Yield Tills Keason Fxpcctctl to
Double That ft 1919 -Slcs ?lanii
gcr to lie F3et,'trxl.
Prospers are brlgM.for a good -cran
berry crop this season, accordiifg to re
ports from the grower's exchange Satur
day. . The blossoms are now well along,
and as danger (.am fnat la practically
past, a crop much larger than last sea-
soi,'s Is anticipated, Last year's crop
was disappointment to mny;North- .
west crsnherry men, as Jt was the first
season which did not show an Increase -over
the previous one,
'" acre this seo is about th same
as last year's. Abocjt 600 srrea now havs bear
ing tins. An early t!iat of the crop is
given g 30,000 to 40,0011 lieias. Last .
eon 'a yield waa about 16.00A boles.
One ef the new f eturs this year will b tb
employment at sales manager. This nraa is
t be e-ted atxt Wednesiisy, whr th growers,
niet t Ilwaeu. Wash,, th heart of the cran
berry district. Nesrly all th growers will msr
ket their crop through the-Cranberry Eiahaxge.
Itnth the Ivragon smi Washmcion fiaiile hsr.
received enneidersble attention this year, sa n
help was available than -during tb war. Sprsr-
ing haa. been resorted to by th wlde-awak-ant
keener groweas for insects and fungus growth.
A mar rigid tnsiiection of th berries will
b. merle this season before they ae marketerl
The gresrers also intend to place an adrartue-
ment in the larger NorthweH sawsp per- dur
ing tn ssoq. '
YAKIMA
in 1919 shipped
' sgricultursl products
eggregeting ia value
$45,602,576 ;
We own and offer 40,000 ef
the City of Toppenish 7
Street Improvement Bonds tt
par and accrued interest; tor
yitld a full -l57 Incoms Tax
Exempt. Toppenish is the sec
ond city in Yakima county
just nineteen miles from the
City of Yakima the trade cen
ter. of a vast $frlcultur$ terri
tory. ;' -
Sugar, alfalfa, fruit, hogs, cat
tle and water-in abundance have
made the -Yakima Valley the
most productive and the wealth,
lest agricultural district In the
Northwest.
-These bonds mature during one
to ten years. Denomination
-$200. Price par and accrued
.interest. Cash or Partial Pay.
ment Plan. '
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c 1 Wire orders "collect." '
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