The Oregon daily journal., July 14, 1920, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OK12UUN
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OREGON GENERALLY BENEFITED, BY RAIN; FEW CROPS INJURED
HIGH MONEY RATES EXPECTED
Editri tj
Vill F. nes5iaa
WEDNESDAY, -JULY 14, - KZO. .
OVER-SUPPLY OF
LETTUCE III HUT
The wholesale market was still over
supplied with lettuce Wednesday, the
their stock. Price on the farmer mar
ket were the- samc'u Tuesday's quota
tions, but no lowering of the retail price
in keeping- with wholesale quotations was
noted alone- TamhiTI itrwt Merchant
are still asking-. 10 ind IS cent each
for fancy heads of lettuce, which
' not worth more than 3 cents each in the
wholesale market-
; Some vegetable on which a high retail price
to -not asked. compared with the wholesale
price are: Green onions, carrots, beets, turnip
no noiMi, an in oonencs. itetau pnr cm
potatoes was alas lowered to three pound for
. 25 cert's. which la is keeping with the tone 'of
" the . market.
Retail prire en dry onion and green beana
till remain, so high that the stock will not
. eaaaing large quantities to spoil in the
whole! house.
w Those desiring tpecial Information regarding
any market should writ the Market Editor.
Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp tor. reply.
DRESSED PORK 18 TERT SCARCE
Dremsd pork was scarce along Front street
Wednesday, reanlting in a tinner tone. galea
were made at 22 He. with some asking 23c
per IB. for top quality atock. Teal waa more
plentiful. The market top waa 22c. with moat
of the bnatneea being done a trifle lower.
WATKBMI105 SUPPLY IS SHALL
'' Supply of watermelons on the ctreet la vary
low for thta season ef the year. Dealer say
the reason is that three firms control the mar
ket and that they are selling California accept
ance oa sight draft basis. Dealers say ataey do
not hare the privilege of inspecting the cars
npon arrival. The result la that the local trade
1 not overstocking Itself. There are plenty of
WkttMatnM k BIL
OPENING SAlMOy PRICES GIYEN
Opening prices on Colombia river Chinook
salmon, spring pack, were announced Wednes
day to the trade, the prices being the aame as
those given in The Journal on Tuesday. The
prices f. o. b. Astoria are; $3.99 for J -lb.
tails. M for lib. flett; $2.80 for -lb. fists,
$49 for 1-lb. ovals. $3. 15 for -lb. ovals
and $5.40 for 2-lbV . nosus!, pin 5e per
,eeen for key opener.
n . . .
eXGO AID TOCLTHT MARKETS FIRM
Light receipts in the egg and poultry markets
fibers - stiffened. Dealers were offering? high
j.e 42o per doaen for selected hennery eggs, and
40 for ranch egg. Heavy hens and heavy
.'pnnae novea wtu at zoe par IB., acme deal
'ers Set Una 27 0 2&e on small lnta or f avi
''nek, ?., -,
.BRIEF OP PRODrCP TTt ITiir
Car deeidaeus fruits in: .Apples, S2.75; yel
low peaches, $ 2.50 : Climax and Burbank
plums.. $3. BO: Wixoa and Blue plums, $3.25.
' Imperial Talley cantaloupe, about gone.
Leather notice tor shippers
: The weather bureau ad rim: Protect hip
Kent - during the next 88 hours against the
following maximum temperature: Going north,
70 degrees; northeast ever S.. P. 8. K. R .
85 degrees; east to Baker. 85 degrees, and south
to Ashland. 90 degrees. Maximum temperature
at Portland tomorrow about. 7 degrees.
WHOLESALE' PRICES IX PORTLAXD
Those "ere pricea vetailars pay wholesalers, ex
cept as otherwise noted:
' Dairy Products
' BUTT KB Selling price, box lot: Crea-nery,
' prime, perrhment wrapped. 67c lb.; prime firsts."
B5e lb. ( firsts, 54a lb.; smaller lota at an ad
vance. Jobbing pricea: Cube extras. 54e; prime
fusts. 52 083c. ,
BCTTERFAT Portland delivery basis, 56 0
88c: ' rnrmtry ststionv. S4 0 53c
OLEOMARGARINE Rest brands. 40c; ordi
nary. S3 He: bakers, ,38e; autmergarine, J-lb-certon.
82c per lhv'.;i. ... . h -
CHEESE -Senior'- price: Tillamook. ' fresh
Oregon, fancr triplet. 82 0 33e per lb.: Young
America, 34 0 35c . Pricea to jobbers, f. o. e.
Tillamook triplet, 29c; Young America, SOo.
Selling pricea:' Cream bricks, 40 42c Selling
price: Block Swiss, 48 49c; limburger. 40 9
42c per lb. .
EOflg . -Buytne - price:' Current, receipts.
40 (S 42c: candled, selling price. 45 46c;
select 4 8 (S 4 7c per dosen.
IITB POITLTRT- Belling price: Heavy hens.
35 27e: light hens. 17c: spring Ught. 17
18cr heavy 25 d 27c; old roosters, 10c per lb.;
turkeys, live, f t dressed. 45e lb. -.--
.,- Fresh Vegetable . and Fruit
' FRESH FRTTT Oranges. $3.00 0 7.30 per
box: bananas, 11912c lb.: lemons, $5.25 ft
x$ per crate': Florida grapefruit. $8,00 0
8.5W- California, $3.25 3. 75; cantaloupes,
' $1.7e4.50.
APPLES Vartoua varisOes, local. $2,00 9
S.fJO per box.'
PRIED FECIT Dates. Dromedaries, $7.50;
FarrM. $4.00 per box; figs, 2.5O5.00 box.
tiMONS Selling price to retailers: New red,
$1,250 l.TSt white, $1.73 erste : .garlic, 35o lb.;
green onions. 25 40c dosen - bunches: onion
sets. 1 7 1 ae tb.
POTATOES Rcinng price: Oregon, fancy,
$8.00; lienu, $8.00 par cwt; naw Garneta,
7 8c: white. 7 8c,
sbuuui - BtrawDemes. S4.75 9n.oo per
crate: raspberries; $4.25& 4.75; loganberries.
t3.250r8.SO. ....
VEGETABLES Turnips, $$.50 sack; carrots.
$4.00 seek; beet, 60c dosen bunches; lettuce,
$1.0r) per crate: cuennteera. $2.00 per doaen;
tome toes, $2.00. 4. R0; egg . plant, 50c per
pound: broccoli, $2.25: beU peppera, 25c: cel
ery, $2.25 2.75 dozen: asparagus, Oregon,
$1.78 peg dozen bunches: string heans. 7 81 0c
par lb. ;' . . . - . . ., . . . .
Maeta and Prevision. .
COCNTBT MKATS-Selling price: ' Country
hogs, 21 H 22 for top blockers; heavy, 10c;
heat veal 22c: heavy veal, 14e per Ih.
SMOKED MEATS Ham. 410 48e per To.
breakfast bacon. 33 t 58a; picnics. 25e par lb.;
cottage roll, 33o per ibx .
LARD Kettle rendered. 20c lb.: standard.
23 He; tierce basis, compound, 91 He. -Fish
and Sheirnsh.' "
rnn a iici oaimon, . iresn I -ninonK, X -C
lb.: halibut, fresh, 18 a 22c per lb. t sturgeon.
I); Mack cod. 10lle lb.; kippered sal
mon, $2.50 par, 10 lb. basket; kipoered cod.
$2.85; raaor clams, ( ); crabs, $2.75 $.75
doaan: roe shad, 10c lb.; dressed shad. 6 0&C;
hnc end. 88c Ib.1
: -ib-oeerle. :::
8COAB Komtnai price, refinery basis; Cnbe,
$24.35;. fruit anl berry, $23.50; D yellow.
$22.90: granulated, $23.50; extra C, $23.10;
goWen C. $23.00. -
HONEY New, $7.00 07.50 rase. ; .
. RICEJapan ityte. No. 1. 12e; Xaw Orleans
head. ( ): Blue Bom. 14 lie uer lb.
SALT Counw, half ground, lOOs. $17,25
per ton; 60s, $18.75; table dairy, 80s, $i7.35;
bale, $8.3004.00; fancy table and dairy,
$30.50- lump rock, $2LS0 per ton.
BEANS t Sales by jobbers, Small white. TH
per in.: tar wane, J lb., mnk, 8 He lb. ;
limas. 12Hc; bayou. lle: redx. 10He; Ore
gon beans, buying prices, nominal. 5 H c Ih.
..CA,!Fi?r MII.K -Oarnation, $8.85; Borden,
tt-ltf Alt X9.1- T..U , tin ,1. n.
Stocks. Beads, cottosu UraJa. Ktav
tlC-llt Board of. Trade BaltOia; -
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Btesihers ChJcag-o Board of Trade .
CorreradeaU ef " La;a Brras ..
Ckicare . - lie Ter '
MAR.K.ET
BASKET
3
The bottom dropped out of the. cherry
market Wednesday rooming when the
canneries refused to accept aoiy fruit not
already contracted for. ' -Farmers made
every effort to dispose of their supply
when they foup-d r the cannery doors
closed. . i ' ...
The wholesale selling; price on Royal
Anne cherries dropped from about 15
cents to 7 cents per pound, wKich meant
thauthe fruit will probably retail for 10
cents. Much of the fruit cemlngMn is
damp, so it will have to be taken care of
quickly, or It will roC ;
Bins and Iambert cherries - were
cracked so badly by the rain, that only
a very few were offered. $
Local ca&b&ge IS plentiful on the mar
ket and can be purchased at reasonable
prices. The quality this year is excel,
lent. - .
: On account of the rain berries are get
ting: scarcer and prices hiffher.
Green and wax beana and peas are
plentiful.
The following price are average ones the eon
semen sr, expected to pay retail stores, Quality
quoted is average, fancy stuff being slightly
higher and inferior (tuft fractionally lower.
Butter Bent creamery prints, S2 0S4e.
Egg Fresh laid. 62e per doaen; fancy freak,
474 0e per dosen.:
Poultry Chickens, dressed, 85 0 4 per Tt.
Pisa Salmon. 3O035e per lb.; haabnt, SOe
Pr IK ' . "''
Flour Beat local patent. $3.50 4.50 per
sack. 4 lb. ' - .
Potatoes Bnrbanks. SlSc Dx
Oniops Dried. 4c per lb.
Strawberris Oregon, 25e per box. .
Kaspberrie- rLeeaJy 25e par box, '
Eeport Says Eain
Willj Help Crops
Summary of weather and crop ' condition in
Oregon for the week ending July 13 la made
by Edward L. Wells, tneuoroiogiat. ef the weath
er bureau, as follow:
The week opened with warn, clear weather,
ad nn several days temperature of 90 degreee
to 100 degrees uucuried aver a eoesiderabl
part of the state. Cooler weather began in the
western eountias Thursday and Friday, and by
the close of the week the temperature waa be
low normal generally. There were some hot
winds in the southern counties and east of the
Cascadea. The weather waa generally dry until
Sunday sight, when light showers occurred in
some eastern counties. On Monday and Man
day night light to i generous rauu occurred ta
Western counties. i -
Winter wheat 4s ' maturing rapidly, Harvest
is in progress in the sonthweatern counties and
will aoon begin in the eountiea along the Co
lumbia river and in the Willamette ysJley. Hot'
winds have done .tome damage in central and
northern counties, but the weather at the dose
of the week was very favorable. Spring wheat
suffered ooniidersbljr from heat and drought,
but wa later benefited by rain. It is heading
in many place, and in Jackson eountySte nearly
ready for harvest. Oat are generally good but
have suffered somewhat from drought. Tbey
are mostly eat in Jackson county and are being
harvested in Carry county. Some barley ha
been threshed. Bye harvest is - well" advanced.
Toe warm weather waa very beneficial to corn,
which is beginning to teasel in the warmer see
Uons. - f -
Strawberries ' are ; becoming scarce. Kaspber
riea and loganberries are fairly plentiful. Cherry
harvest is in progress in the Willamette valley,
the yield being somewhat uneven. 'The rain did
considerable damage to ripe cherriee, but will be
of much benefit tot later berries, and to apple
and prune.
Irrigated alfalfa made excellent growth. Cut
ting of the second ctop is well advanced in the
southern counties, while in the central counties
the first crop is being gathered. Cutting of oata
and vetch is progressing in western counties.
Vetch has been injured somewhat by aphid.
Considerable amount of hay have been dis
colored by rain. Pastures and range have been
drying rapidly, but will revive aa a result of
tat rain. . Livestock continue in good condi-. j
Hon. - H
Potatoes are being marketed in increasing
quantities. The rain will be of great benefit
to the main crop. ' Hope have needed rain, and
hate been , troubled slightly by phid. . Peas
are plentiful. String bean am coming' 'into
market, Garden have suffered semewha from
drought and will be helped by the'rmn. The
rain has lessened the danger of forest Ores, .
Grain Men Elect
. Of fibers for Year
S. C. Armstrong of Seattle was elected presi
dent of the Pacific Northwestern Grain Deal,
era' association at the annual . meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the Hotel Multnomah. L C San
ford of Portland waa elected sice president and
H. N. Stocked of Great Falls. Mont., secretary
and general manager. Plans lor work during
the eoming year were, discussed. An address on
the problem of financing the 1920 crop waa
titan by Edwin 1. Comaa of the Exchange
National Bank of ; Spokane. ' Max H. Hooser
spoke, gave a review of the work of the grain
corporation and showed the difference between
handling wheat under private and government
control. - ,
Posltry Jlei to Bleet
The Dalies. Jul 14. Lire wire poultry
growers of thia county win meet at the court
house Saturday, at 2 o'clock, to discuss coopeta
tire marketing of eggs and reorganisation of
the Poultry Producers' association.
The meeting will be srlrlrneed by Hubert E.
Crosby, poultry extenaioa tpacialist, O. A. C.
and U. L. I peon, manager of the Poultry Pro
ducers' association, i
According to Cpson, the Producers associa
tion will, if entered by the Waeeo County
Poultry association, give the local organiaatioa
twice its present volume of business and enable
it to give its members here the benefit of quick
payments, cold storage facilities and other ad
vantages.' . -1
Cannery Stock Sold.
Cottage Grove, July 14. The local cannery
is making a clean-np of it entire pack. Within
a few dare there will not be a can left in tor
agn. This m the first time in the history of
the cannery that everything, has bee cleaned up.
Hinneapolis-Dnlnth Flax f V
Duhith. July 14. It S. !,) Flax. July,
$3.54; September,; $8.63; October, $3.85; ar
rive. $$.35. " i 4 , -
Minneapolis. July 14. (7, S. 8.) Flax So.
1. $3.52 H m 8.37 H. - .
Spot Cottos Market
- New York. July 14. ( L N. 8-) Spot cot
ton wa steady today, 100 points higher, at 43
cent. . . No sale..' '
San Francisco Grata and Posltry '
Sn , Fr-"TrT?-..Ju'T J- P Poultry
Broiler, 80 0 83c; large hens 85S8e; beat
duck. 20 28c
Graia Barley, spot feed per cental. $3,00 0
I Hew York Sssar and Coffee
gf",T.". July;14 -tD. P.) Coffee No,
7 Rio. l$c; No. 4 Santos, 19 021c.
Sugar Quiet; raw. $18.58; refined auiet;
granulated. $22.00 24.00.
$8.8$ Mount Yemen, $8.25 per case. '
COFFEE Roasted. 84 sj 4 Sc in sacks or
drums.
SODA CRACKERS - In bulk, 20e per Tb.
NLTS Wslnuta, 85 0 40c par Ss. : almonds,
88c; filberts, 32e in sack lota: peanut.
14 H 015c; pecan. 25c; Braxila. 35c ..-
Xtw Tork Metal Market
New York July t4. f L N. g.)
Easy. Spot to September offered. 18 fie.
Lead Firm. ... poa to September offered.
$8 80.
Spelter Firm. Spot and July. T08e:
August, September $7.8410 8.00; . October.
87.B5 0 8.05,
are a ery short crop this season, but wa will hava enotjgh at Th
Dallas to supply our retail trad and wa will sail them at a pric con
nmefi 'can afford to) pay. - , "
Wa will ship our fruit direct from farm anal seQ better cfuality for
less.
It will pay you to buy all your fruiU and farm produce) froi
The Dalles
MAIN 8022
lit
191 H THIRD St.
MOISTURE A BOOH
TO GRAIN FEDS
lOregron will be benefited generally by
the rains which have fallen during- the
past two days, according to reports from
many sections. ' While the moisture will
probably ruin the cherries on the trees
and will spoil some ef the down hay,
Lhe good that will result ' to growing
crops will overbalance any damage done.
Thia rain mean a fine late potato crop and
win be of grrirt ben, fit ta apple and prone.
Pastures and range nave been drying rapidly
daring tbe past two weeks under the bet son,
bat they will now revive.
The rain came yost at the right time for
Eastern Oregon wheat fields. It wa almost, like
drops ef gold for the wheat fanner. .
' Bals Welcomed at Rosehurg
. Boteburg. July i 14. Almost a half an' Inch
of rah, has fallen ia the L mpq.ua villey einee
Monday night. The rain ia a very we Icon, a
guest. The cherry crop is now mere than two
thirds harvested and so material damage will
result. Tbe hundred of thousand ef broccoli
planta that have recently been art out wilt be
greatly, benefited at will corn and ' garden
proddcta Grain harvesting haa not started. The
rain wis increase the prune and apple crop.
i Hamper Grata Crop Predicted '
- Condon, Or.. July 14. -There to every pros
pect for a bumper wheat crop in Giliam county.
The rain and warm weather have done much
for the crop.
Local-Exchange to
Resume Trading in;
Wheat on Thursday
SOUTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
-t ars
10
4
589
78
Portland. Wed
Tear ago. . .
Season to date.
Year ago . .
T aroma. Tuea.
Year ago ..... 4
Season to date . , , " 51
Tear ago. .... 15
Seattle. Tue. ... . .
Year aao. . ..;, , , .
Season to date. . . . . .
Year age. . . . . 23
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oata. Hay.
17 ' - 7
1 1 1 r- 2
lO 87 ' 15, 28
18 4 ' 8 SS
... ' 2
88
18 -At
Wlieat trading will be resumed Thursday on
tbe Merchants Exchange beard. The first day
will probably be devoted to organization- It ia
doubtful if prices win be named. Government
grade will be posted instead of pre-war grade.
Federal grades are: Hard white, soft white.
whit club, northern spring, hard winter and
red Walla Walla. -
A Wednesday Chicago report follows: "Wheat
trading is en tomorrow. Margin heavy, 2 to
50 cents for customers and 81 for outsiders.
Trading in December and March options of wheat
will start on the leading markets ef the country.
The trade generally expects December ia Chi
cago te open around $2. 6002-75. a bushel and
cash wheat $2.85 0 2.85. September in Balti
more sold at. $2.93 Tuesday. One car of new
No. 2 red wheat sold at $2.87 this morning."
FLOUB Selling 'price. mill door: Patent
$13.75; Montana spring wheat, $14.35;' Wil
lamette valley brands. $11.20; local straight.
$11.20; bakers' local, $18.54); graham. $11.50.
Prices for city deliveries for five bsrrei lots.
HAY Bnying prices: Willamette timothy,
fancy. $3403 per ton; vetch. $32; cheat, $25
02; strew, $10; clover ( ) ; sun, ) ;
alfalfa 831 a ton.
GlfATN SACKS Nominal. New crop delivery:
No. 1 Calcutta, 1 0 H 0 20 H ef domestic 18 H
0 20c in csr lots; lens amount, higher.
MILLSTCFFS Mill run at milks, sacked, $55
5. -, ,::.'
OAT3 Per ton. buying pnee: Feed, $70 0
70 50. .
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $88 0 68.30 ;
milling, $37 087.50; rolled barley, selling price.
$71 ton. - r ; . -
- Merchants exchange bids: i i
FEED OATS ' i I..
' 0 -. . Jnry. " Angnst.
No. i white 6500 6000
BARLEY '
No. 3 blue. .......... . k. ... . 5800 57O0
Standard feed 5700 600
COBJ
No. 3 yellow....... v . 8500 6300
. Eastern grain in bulk :
: CORX ' -! " '
No. S yellow. .............. . 8400 8300
Black Rust Reports
Strengthen Grain
Chicago. July 14. fl. N. S- Corn future
nulced 2c at the opening of the Board of
Trade today and then broke 6 He. Oata dropped
-as much as 8 H c from its esrly high- Senti
ment at the opening was bullish, the pit crowd
figuring the market waa oversold at Tuesday's
close and unconfirmed reports having been cir
culated that black rust advices had been re
ceived toe late Tuesday to be' distributed. The
opening advance, however, encountered strong
seiung by leading cash and elevator interests and
the market turned weak.
Numerous stop-loaa orders were caught on the
break, about the only support on the way dawn
eoming from short taking : profits. Buying
gainst bids checked the slump, but the under
tone continued weak, long grain eoming - out
freely on all bulges and forcing new low levei.
There waa some disposition to even up in prepa
ration for resuming trading in wheat futures to
morrow. ' - 1
Continued Meal weather and eroo eondirinna
weighed heavily against values in the deferred
montna and weak cash market were a factor in
the nearby deliveries. Receipts continued lib
eral, with corn consignments falling off and eats
arrivals tending to gain.
At the close July corn was 1 0 1 He under
the previous close. ' September oft S 14 0 3 He
and December down ; 0 lc.
July eat flowed s loss of 08 He, Septem
ber of 2c and December of H 0 H c
Pork was 127H01$5 under Tuesday's close,
lard off 37 H 0 45c and rib 45 0 55c.,
Range of
United presa:
Jury .......
September . .
Deoaraber ...
July
September . .
December ,
July
September ..
July .......
September .
Jnly
September , .
Cbaasv price furnished by the
CORN ' .- '
. . . .157 4' 157K
. . .,. .187H 157 H
... .143 143 H
OATS
.... 88 H 5H
.... 7H Tt
.... 78H 77
PORK
.... Nominal
.... 2!25 2930
LARD
. . . .Nominal
....I960 I960
,-. RIBS . ..
. . . .Nominal "
1725 1725
152H 154H
151 H 153
138 140
91 91
77 7f
75 78
; . 2875
2794 ,2825
. 1817
1875 : 187
1535
1673 ' 1695
r Jfew Tork Pro dace Market
New York, July 14. (L N. 8 ) Live
Poultry Market nominal. Chickens. 40 0 55c
fowls. 38 0 8c
Butter Market easier and unsettled. Cream
ery extras, 57 H 0 60e; creamery firsts, 53 m
55c; creamery, higher scoring, 57 0 61 He
state dairy tubs. 42 0 57c; renovated extras!
49 0 5Oc ,
Cheese Market, ateady. Whole milk : spe
teb 27 028 He; whole mQk fancy, 280 27c
lower gredea, 25 0 25 He; Wisconsin, whole
milk, . fancy Young America, 30 0 81c; state,
skims, specials, 18 H & 19e; skim, choice- 180
lttc; lower grades, 5 10c. -.
Ksr Market light. - Nearby ' white, fancy,
26--65e: nearly brown; fancy, 54 0 57c: extra.
52 0 53 He; first,. 45 048c. .
Ch ieaa;o Prod see Market
Chicago. July 1 4. 1 1. N. 8 ) Butter Re
ceipt, 16.972. Creamery extra, 55 He; stand
ards, 55c;. fusts, 49 0 54 He; seconds, 1 44 0
48c; packing stocks. 84 0 40c --
Eggs Receipt. 14.494 case. Meellaneou,
39 0 41 He; ordinary firsts. 36 89c; firsts.
42043c: extras. 44 044 He; cheek. J 32 0
83Hc; dirties, 27 033 He
Cheese Twins, new, 24 0 25c; dairies,
34025cr Young America,' 26Z27c:
Lon2 Horns. 26026c; brick. 26 0 26 e.
Live Poultry Turkey. 40c; chickens, 33c;
broilers. 40 0 50c: roosters, 22c: geese, 20 0
80c; ducks, 28 0 35c
Potatoes Receipt. 4S ears. i
Chicago Cask Grain "
Chicago. July 14.- tU. P.) Cash wheat.
No. spring. $2.90.
HOTEL HO YT
Strictly Fireproof. Near Both Depots gad
ccaTement ear errire to sit part of the city.
Slrtei ftoems MPtheet Bath, 81 and an
8nle Reema MMl, Beth, 82 am) ep
KLBESTT S. ROB,' - "'..."..
SMALL ADVANCES
ON STOCK MARKET
New Tork, July 14. !. K. S.The
stock market closed Irregular today.
Some of the active Issues moved up
sharply from-the low levels while others
closed around the low point. Baldwin
rallied 1 point from the lew to 119 and
Stee common moved up from 914 to 92.
Mexican Petroleum rallied over 2 points
from the low to 19H while Pan-American
yielded over 2 points to 104. Stude
baker, after dropping over J points to
70 rallied to 714. r
-Government bonds 1 unchanged ; rail
way and other bonds steady.
PornWied bv
M Trade bniM-nc
DESCRIPTION:
Onitiik 4k eok Osv. Board
Ajax Rubber ....
Ailia Chalmers .
Alloy Steel
Am. Beet Sugar. ,
Am. Can. e. ..... .
Am. Car Foundry .
Am. Cotton' Oil. . .
Am, Hide A Lea., c
do 'pfd. . ......
Am. Irrt'l Corp'n. .
Am. Linseed. . .
Ax. Locoj, c . . . .
Am. Ship A Com. .
Am- Smarter, e. . . ,
Am. Steel Fdy. . . .
Am. Sugar, c . . . .
Am. Sumatra 7 Tob.
Am. TeL A TeL...
Am. Tobacco
Am. Woolen, c...
Am. W. ' Paper, pt.
Americas . Zinc. . . .
Atchison, c ......
Atetneon. c-
Atlantic G. A W. I.
Baldwin Loco., c. . .
B. A O- c . , , . . .
Bethlehem Steel, B
Bosob Magneto . . .
Br. Rap. Transit. .
Butte and Superior!
CaL Packer' Assn.
Cel. Petroleum, c.
Canadian Pacific . .
Cen. Leather, c . -.
Cerro de Pasco . , .
Chandler Motors ...
Che. A Ohio . . ..
Columbia G. A K.,
Chi. Gt. Wast, e. -
Chi A N. W. ... .,
Chile Copper j...
Chine Copper
Colo Fuel A Iron. .
Coneol'd Gas . . . ,
Corn Prod., e.....
Crucible Steel, e.
CoL Grapbophone
Cuba Areec Sugar
Cuban Cane Sugar.
D. A R. G. com, .
do, pfd ...
Erie, c ........
do 1st pfd. . . . .
FUke Tire ...
Gaston Williams . .
General Cigar, . . .
General Electric...
General Motors.
Goodrich Rubber. .
Granby Cons. . ...
Great Nor. Ore,. ,
Great . Nor. Ry. ...
Greene Cananea . .
Ice Secnritiea . . . .
Illinois Central "...
Industrial Aleehol. .
Inspirat'a Copper. ..
Intnat'l Paper
Int. Mer. Manna, c.
do pfd. .-. . . . .
Int. Nickel . ,.i . .
Kas. City So-, c.
Kelly Springfield. .
Kenneeott Copper.
Keystone Tire . . .
Lackwaanna Steel .
Leakey Fami Play's
liehigh V adey . ,
Maxwell Motors, c
do lat pfd.
Middle btaua OA..
Mexican Pet . .J. . .
Montana Power. . .
Miami Copper
Midvala steel.
Mo. Pacific, c. . . . -.
do pfd. , '; 4 .
Nationai Enamel...
Nevada ConaoL .
New Haven ...
N. Y. ' Air Brake. . .
N. Y. Central.
Nor. A Western. .
Northern Pacific . . .
Okie. Kef. A Prod.
Pur Oil .........
Pan Am- - Pet-, e.
Penn. Ky. ......
Peonies Gas - . . . . .
Pierce Arrowa
Open
81
B7
48
93
41
187
87
86
80
109
23
80
38
90"
98 i
226 !
88
SV!
158
119
82
.89 j
116 I'"
11
22
76
w - w 4
122
64
44- !
100 1
84
8 I
70
15
30
.
... .
94 !
153 '
:4 III
52
5
H
lfH
.20
82
12
25
62 j
. . . i. .
85
70
.. ...
92
60
88
31
93
17
17
109
23
High I Low"
81 1 61 .
!87
48 '
98
48
13713
. ,4.1. . . .
87i'87
86
80
101
23
80
88.
"90
93
228
87
47
84
SO
99
23
60
87
69
93 .
225
85
48
81 1 80.
St 1 80
158 155
121ll8
32i 32
0 88
119115
11. 11
22
70
122
64
44
101
$4
63
8
78
30
94
156
29
52
33 .
5
11
18
21
88
12
25
62 ,
70
22
76
122
84
48
97
64
5
8
70
13
S9
93 H
1S2H
29 H
51
51
8
11
18
20
32
12
24
69
1
35
79
...
93 i
60
85,
81
98
17
17
109
28
'27 28
73 77 ,
44 j 44
21 HI 21
194195
21
42
26
44
21
42
27
44 .
91
49
84
30
92
17
17 H
104.
23
27
78
44 V
31
191
21
41
26
42
12
12H1 12
3tt 1 SO 1 SO
1 -....
69 H 69 H 6H
'72Wr72l72
4 I 4 I 4
41H1 41 40
105 10 104
I
Pierce Oil .....
Pittsiiurg v Coal, -e
Pressed Steel Car, c
Kay Con, copper.
Ry. Steel Springe. .
Keading. c .....
Royal Dntck .
Kepuolic tsieel.
Ketail Stores . . . .
ltock Island, 0....1
do, ptd "A'V . . . 1
Bhattuck Copper ..(.. -i
Sinclair Coua .,..t 3IH
blofia Bheftleki . ...j 73
So PacJic ....... 1 94
be Railway, e. . . .1 28 j
btromoerg jaotor., H
Stndebaker, c . . . . 73
Shell . . ........ t 76
St. L A San Fraa.i 28
Swift A Co. . 107
Tenn. Copper . . . . 9
Texas Oil ... 46
Texas Pacific 42
'i on. Products . . . . t 68
Transcontinental O. 13
I niun , Pacific, e. . 116
Union Pacific, pfd. . . . . . .
Union Oil of Del. . , 30
V sited Food Prod.. 8
L. is. Rubber, c... 99
V . S. Smelt. A Kef. . . . . .
V. S. Steel, e ., 92
8. SV Steel, pfd.... 10S
ttah Copper . . . . . J 67
Vanadium Steel . . . I SB H
Virginia Chem.. c. 74
Wabash . , .-. '.. , . . -' 8
Wabash,, A....... 28
Western Union .... 80
Westinghonse Elec. 49
White Motors ..... 51
Willys Overland ... 19
Woobeorth . . . j. . . . : . .
Wortaington Pump.
89
33 .
63
15
eu ,
99 '
16
89
33
53r
13 t
eu (
99 I
.16,
9sii9i
.114H114
i -m i H
87 t 38 ,
toney . .
Total
Total
-.1
70
39
83
51
13
60
97
16
89
113
93
. 75
ST
81
74
94 H
29
89
78
76
26
lu8
9
46
42
4
15
116 11-15
31 30
68 67
99l 97
98
28
86
7U
76
25
107
9
46
41
67
15
.:.l.
93 j i 91
1W8 t llOS
67 H (IT .
87 Hi 85
7 73
81 8
26 1-25
80
49
51
19
78)
80
48
HI
69
"8
Close
"r "
87
48
91
40 H
188
44
16
87
85
SO
99
28
60
S7a
125
89
SS
225
88
45 ,
14
180
80
156
119
32
88 a
If 7
11
22
79
31
121
64
43
98
58
55
78
15
29
38
78
133 H
29
62
51 a
6
11
124
20
82
12
86
142
25
60
35
85
70
80
40
81
91
47
84
30
92
17
17 H
106
25
25
73
78
43
23
40
21
192
59
21
41
26
42
69
12
38
it a
( 89
4
I 40i
(104
S H
33 H
62
15
59
97
18
96
at)
1114
i 93
I 75
s i .
93
9
31
72
93
28
87
71
76
SB
1107
i 9
46
66
15 M.
116
,84
80
67
97
58
91
107 H
L87
88
72
8
25
80
48
61
18H
108
89
'9
sale, stocks 626,100.
bonds . $1 0,5 1 6.O00.
Cotton Census For
: June Is Announced
Washington. July 14. L !. S.)
report for June shows number bale for 1920
and 1919 respectively:!
, "Cotton exclusive of inters":
Con.ttiiued .during June, total 555,521 and
474.330. .
In cotton growing state S1S.474 sod 238,
820,. .
Held to eensnming establishment June , 86.
1.554.923 and 1.363.049. .........
Held in pubhe storage end at f oiium
3.304. B39 and 2,765,771.
- Imported. 19.635 and 17.269. .
Exported, including , lintere, 241.450 and
690.169,
"Lintere": ' i ' . '
Consumed dnring Jan. $3.80 and 15.083.
Held in consuming i establishments, 270,171
and 268.804.
Held in public storage and at compresses,
874.648 and 207.781.
, Exported, 3880 and 3710.
"Spindles":
Number active darinsj Jane, 84.503.754 and
33.9a0.368.
JTJXT COTTOJT COXTKACTS RTJTT
TO SEW HIGH, LEYEL OJT MART
Sew York. July 14. tL N. S.J The seat
tend eovenac ran July contracts to a new high
level - this morning and strengthened the entire
list at the opening of the cotton market today.
The range waa 63 point higher on July 6 te
26 point np on other month. - After the
start the market worked off a little. '
At, the end of the first 20 minute the
market waa steady with July up to 4099, -the
best Qnotatioa thus far, and with later wwti
about steady.
(Furawbed
Monti
by Overbeck A Ceoke Co., Board
of Trade Building. I
January .
March .
May . . ..
Jul
October
December
i Open High
1111 I
.3046
2975
4075
886
Low Close
3140 1 3080 I 8146
3068 f 8004 I 3069
2993 1 2923 I 29ft
4135 1 4075 1
3410 j 3838
3235 8163 f
PORK ADD LAMB
PRICES ADVANCING
PORTLAND LIVES TOOK BCrT. "
Hot. Cattle. Calves. Sheep,
8 f 1
Wednesday ......... 690
Week ago , .,..156 '283
Two weeks age . , . . 266 469
Poor week age ..... 640 ' . 76
Tear ago ....... S7 88
Two year age ......198 18S
Three years age. . . ... 89 98
Pear year ago ..... 694 11
2063
2369
.. 600
44 726
. . 1045
12 839
1 709
8 218
Hoe; market -took another Urap
Wednesday of 25c to a top of $17 for
extra-fancy prime mixed stock. The
market Is firm at the new price, a num
ber of early morning- sates being made at
the new quotations. Bun overnight was
890 head. , .
' General hog market range:
Prime mixed ,.$16.60 017.00
Medium mixed .... ........ 1 6.00 1 6.50
Rough heavie ............. 10.00013.50
Pig - . ..................12 5013.00
Smooth bearie , , 12.00 015.90
Cattle Market Rormal
Nothin arrived in the i cattle allay over
night te give aa indication of the tone. The
market appeared to be steady.
General eactle. range:
Choice grass steer .....,$10.80016.66
4137
34
9.50 0 10.60
8.73 0 9.50
8.00 0
6.75 0
7.50 0
6.60 0
6.50 0
4.50 0
8.50 0
6.6O0
23.00 014.25
7.00 0 8 50
11.00 011.09
8.80 010.00
8.76
8.00
8.00
7 60
6.60
6.60
4.60
6.50
Good to vheiee steers .
Medium to good steers ......
Fair te good stoats i.. .......
Common to fair steer .......
Ounce cows and heifers .....
Good to choice cows and heifer
Medium. to good cows and heifer
Fair to medium cowa and hellers
Canner ',........,....
Bulls i. ..............
Choice dairy calves
Heavy calves , . . .
Best tight calves
Medium calves ..
!--: Volley Lamb Higher "t-V-"-
Quotations en valley lambs advanced 50c In
the early morning trading. There was Bathing
in east of the moan tain stock, so pricea .remain
unchanged. The sheep and hunk markets are ia
good shape.
General (heap end lamb range:
East of mountain hunba. ..... .$16.800 11.00
vauer una ............... jo.bua 11.90
Yearlings .................. 7.500 8.50
Ewws . . . . .... m ...... 6.50 as 6.00
Wether 2.600 6.25
' Tuesday artarneen
8TEEKS
No. Ave. lb. . Price. No. Ave. Ih. Price.
7 .740 $ 5.75 2.... 1020 8 7 60
1.... 940 6.00 10. .. .1137 - 8.25
-31.... 834 7.60 9 1155 9.50
25. .. .1219 10.80 26. ...1009 10.50
23... .1180 10.60 ' 3.... 943 7.00
1 680 6.50 1.... 870 . 6.75
COWS
1....1010 3 6.50 1....9T0 $ 8.73
7. 675 6.50 14 858 6.50
7..., 643 . 8.25 7.... 667' 6.50
6..,. 722 7.00 13.... 700 7.23
1 820 5.00 .... 704 4.00
. 186
, 188
. 370
. 240
. 230
. 250
182
168
239
251
300
835
65
60
75
88
812.00
17.00
14.75
16.50
18.75
16.76
16.78
16.75
13.75
16.50
16.00
15.25
1 8.00
8.00
8.60
11.01
CALVES
812.00
HOGS
$14.00 1 3..
18.0 112...,
16.73 . 1....
18.75 .14....
15.50 8....
16.50 1. ...
16.73 1. ...
16.75 5....
. 14.75 5..,.
175 17....
16.75 15....
16.73 ' 2....
18.00
LAMBS
$11.00 12....
10.60 8. . . .
11.50 6....
11.00 81....
8.50 I
' EWES ''-'..
8 6.50 I , 4.... 122 S 851
4.50 j
. YEARLINGS "
$ 7.50 1 , 1. ... 110 t T.50
:. B.WO
WETHERS
8 6.00 I .
BUCKS
8 4.00 I - - .,
Wednesday Memlne asm
HOGS W
N". Ave. lbs. Price, t No. Ave. lbs. Price.
35.... 211 $17.00 2.... $25 $15.00
-8. ...-.198 17.00 .88.., 205 17.06
12.... 338 16.00 1.... 290 17.00
11.... 207 17.00 1..,. 2!0 13.00
4.... 240 17.00 1 . . . . 360.14.50
36.... 195 17.00 8.... 202 17.00
8.... ,270 15.09
STEERS ' -
6.... 800 $ T.75 32.... 831 $ T.8S
BULLS ,
1....1280 8 8.00
COWS ." -
2. ... 735 $ .0O 4 2
I..'.. 390 3 7.50 I 1
LAMBS
1.... 120
16... . 109
8.. .. 80
.10.... 229
21.,.. 172
2.... 175
15. ...256
10. .. . 7156
6.... 199
1 . . . . 300
.... 19
' 1.... 240
5. .. . 232
13 328
38.... 87
9.... '- 70
117 87
S3.... 80
6 . . :i 68
' 2....( 85
3 ej e.9 J.63.
1.... 100
a.... si
9 .... . 96
1....2S0
LABOR AWARD IS
69.
6.
6
28....
267
84. ...
1 26. ...
. 64....
4....
a....
l
. i....
77....
8
1....
72
, 83 .
72
78
67
70
84
' 140
105
120
119
107
101
90
$19.23
10.Z5
9.50
10.09
7.75
8.50
8.50
EWES
4.30
8.09
6.00
2.50
6.00
129. .
153. .
109. .
:
10.,
20..
1..
6.,
2..
1. .
54.
YEARLINGS
7.39 1 .2.
6.50 13 .
830
120 71
65
80
140
80
66
80
109
' 99
120
130
98
65
103
4.00
18.30
$10.25
10.00
10.25
4.00
10.60
8.50
8.50
$8.60
8.50
4.T5
6.90
4.60
$ 7.50
7.50
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK FBICES
- ' Chicane Moo
Chicago. Jnry 14. L N. B.) Hogs Re
ceipt. 21,000. Market mostly 10 015c lower.
Balk. $13.65013.90; ton, $16.15; heavy
weight. $14.35 0 15.60; medium - weight.
$15.20016.00; lightweight, $14.90016.00;
Hght tights. $13.90 013.70; heavy packing
sows, smooth, $13.50 014.35: packing sews,
rough, $130013.50; pigs, $12.75 014.50.
Cattle , Receipt, 9000. Market mostly
steady."
Beef Steer, Medium and heavyweight.
$16.50017.13; choice and prime. 816.16 0
17.16; medium and good, $13.00 016.15; good
sad choice, $16.10 016.85; common and me
dium. $19,09 0 16.19.
Butcher Cattle Heifers. $6 60 0 12.78;
cowa, 86.600 12.75; bull. $6.2506.69, .
. Canner, and Cnttetr Cow and heifers.
$4.2506.60; canner steers. $4.59 0 7.89-veal
calve (light and handyweight) . $12,25 0
14.25; ' feeder steers, $8.60 012.00; steeker
steers, $6.00 010.75; itoeker cow and heifer.
$5.25 08.60; stocksr calves, $8.69 010.00.
Sheep Beceipts. 17.000. Market active,
meetly steady. Lambs (84 lbs. down). 813.60
0316.76: lamb, cnlla and common, $7,60 0
18.60; yearling wether. $10.80 0 14.00; ewe.
$6.6009.00; ewes, culls and common. $3.09
0 6.90; breeding ewes, $6.60 011.00; feeder
lamb, $11.60 0 18.76.
Kansas City Hogs 318-88
Kansas City. July 14. ML N. S-) Cattle
Receipts 500; market steady to strong. Steers,
$9 016.25; -cows. $8 013: tockera and feed
er. $601$: calve. $9013.
Hogs Receipts 6900; market ' steady to 19c
lower. Bulk. $16.50 015.75: top, $1588;
heariea, $15.59 015-80: light. $15.50 018.80;
mediums, 816.5O015 85.
Sheep Receipts 3000: market ateady and
slow. Lamb. 14.730 15.73.
- Omaha Hoe 3168
Omaha. July 14. -(L N. 8.1 Hog Re
ceipt 12,000: market steady, 16e lower. Bulk,
$13.75 014.40; top. $15.25.
Cattle Receipts 4090; market steers, steady
to easier; butcher cattle and (tocher and feed
er, steady; best steers. $16.40.
Sheep Receipts 8500; market lambs strong,
25c higher; feeder, best aaiea ef Ian as, $16.40;
ewe. $7.50.
, Denver Msgs 018.00 i "
Daaver, Jnly 14. 4C. P.) CatUe Re
ceipts 850. Market steady to strong, 'Steers,
$10.00 0 15.08; cows and heifer. $7,690
11.00; atock era and feeders, $7.59 0 9.25;
calves. S9.9 12.99.
Hees Recerpt 409, Market steady. Top,
$15.99. Bulk. $13-73 014.68.
Sheep Receipts - 46O0. Market stroua.
Lambs, $14.59015.50; ewes, $8 0008.60.
, Seattle Uvesteck Resect
Seattle, July 14. L K.'S.) Hogs None.
Cattle Beceipta. A 57; steady ; best steers,
$10.50 all; medium to cboire. $9.09019.90;
com meat to good, $6.00 0 7.50:' best cows and
faeifna, $3.00 0 8.50; mednun te choice. $7.00
8.00; common to good. $5.0007.50; bulls,
$5.5008-59; calves. $7.08 014.00.
WORRY G MARKET
i By Broaden Wall
New Tork, Jnly 14.- Stocl.s
closed in the midst of, a mild rally
Tuesday after most of the Important
Issues had made new low pricea for
the movement. Mexican Petroleum
snd Invincible Oil were notable ex
ceptions, - both abowlnsT strettrth
throughout the session.? Trading waa
almost entirely professional- ' Money
remained, at 8 per cent all day.
While the trading was almost entirely
professional,' it Is evident that' there has
been excellent selling of long stocks by
strong interests on the recent rally.
High" money rates are expected by most
of the street.
Congestion of freight Is one of the
chief reasons for pie scarcity of bank
Ing credit and that in turn waits on ac
tion by the interstate commerce commis
sion. Wall street Is beginning to worry
about the labor , board award which may
be announced any day now and which
may take up all the increase to be al
lowed by the 1. C C, thus leaving; the
roads very little better off.
In regard to the congestion of steel
products at the mills it can be said' on
high authority that there Is no present
danger of any mill shutting down.
Early Tuesday quite a rally was
started in the market by a report that
the British government bad agreed to
take over the French responsibility for
the Anglo-French loan in return for an
agreement on the part of France to
withdraw objection to trading with so
viet Russia, r-:
The market showed a strong tone
throughout the 'forenoon, most of the
active . issues moving up from. 1 to 3
points. Steel common rose to 93. Repub
lic Steel to 94. Baldwin to 1218. and
Lacks wana Steel four points to 77. The
railrpad stocks were slightly higher.
Mexican Petroleum rose to 195 and Pan
American Petroleum to 1MH-
Stock
.. Topics
MarketI
Purnkthed by Overbeck, Ceoke Co.
New TOrk Reactionary activities are
expected to - provide good buying- op
portunities In trie rails. Professionals
are reported frera well informed quar
ters rto be "taktnr advantage of an
over-bought Condition to exaggerate the
German, Russian and Japanese tmml
gratfbn . developments, but so long ; as
money rates do not " support raiding it
is considered doubtful that drives will
be carried far at present
Wahl common advanced on the Chi
cago exchange yesterday on ' announce
ment that the company had ' closed : a
deal ! with the Remington Typewriter
company whereby . the latter takes over
the former's adding machine bustnesa
The i transaction gives Wahl a; rub-
Stannally increased working- ' capital
adding about $10 to the book value of
the common Stock. ...
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATE
Corrected dsUy by foreign exchange depart
ment of the United Bis lea National bank.
, . .Draft:. . Cable ' Pit
Chad ; Truulia , Yaloa
tionden Pound
. aterling ..6 8 91 8 3.93 8 4.v
Paris Franca. 8.37 8.39 A1826
Hambarg-Bernn-
Marks ..... 3.68 2 R 23.92 r
Genoa Ure , 5.95 6.96 6.1&38
Copenhagen
Kroner ... 16.75 18.80 28.85
Cbristiania- .
Kroner ,,. 16.75 1 16 80 36.85
Stockholm
Kroner ... 23.10 t 22. SB 26.89
Hongkong j
Currency .. 74.75 75.00 4J.90
lapaa ,
Ten ..,, 51.50 H.7S 4S.00
Bhanahai . -
Taeia 1.04' 1.05 65.00
FACIPIC CpAST BA5K STATEME51
Bankers Trust company, the second
largest trust company in the United
States, is negotiating for absorption of
the Liberty National bank. - ,
.).,. ..
Toungstown Sheet A Tube, Republic
Iron A- Steel, Trumbull Steel, Briar Hill
Steel companies are - entering into the
market for railroad cars In large num
bers. - : ! -
Washington says deflation
injuring necessary buslnesa i
is not
La Follette says he will accept the
third party nresldentlal nomination.
Germans defy the allies On 'coal con
ditions and military t chiefs at Spa. -
Call money is plentlfuL ;
I Purhished by t.errin A Bhndw. Inc.
First car of new wheat of the season
arrived today. It came from Missouri.
Graded No. 4 red weighed 69 pounds
per bushel and tested 15 per, cent mois
ture. Last year the first car arrived
July T. This is the latest arrival of
new wheat in over 10 years.
Federal Reserve Is
Criticied for Larger
Circulation of Notes
New York. July 14. The Evening Mail
today says, speaking of the enormous
volume of federal reserve notes in circu
lation ; and the light explanation with
which the board dismisses the steady en
largement of the total, the current issue
of the weekly Chronicle is quoted as fol
lows : .
' The real explanation sems to be that
no attempt ia being made to stop the
further expansion in, note circulation.
TVie' fdrel HMcm Authorities act on
the theory that those notes g out only!
In response to trade demands ana tnat
so long as they do not come back to the
reserve banks for redemption, they can
not be deemed, as being excessive In sup
ply. To Inject everything on such ah
Inflated basis as is now the case is
abject folly. To Inject new supplies of
notes into-trade channels or even to vol
untarily permit them to enter the chan
nels of trade at such a time is merely
to make the inflation still more pro
nounced. Unless the reserve authorities
resolve to put a positive prohibition on
further note issues it will be impossible
to eradicate the evils attendant upon
the present inflated basis of things."
YJ AIBT BRODTJCB OF THE COAST
San FrsnsleSs stai-ket
San Francisco. July 14. (U.P.) Butter
extras, $9 c; firrta. 58c
Eggs Extras,-6te; firsts, 62e; dirtisa. 63e;
extra pullet. 47c; uaderaixed pnllets, 35e.
Cheese California flats, fancy, S3e; firsts.
3e.
Government scheduled to withdraw
another $11,000,000 deposits from local
New .York banks tomorrow.
' L CVC approves new loans of $17,
022,273 - to railroads, making the total
so far about $22,000,000 out of $300,000.
000 revolving fund.
Illinois Steel is to build 500 cars and
may increase it to 3500. ,:,
Clearing
Meeidsy . , , ,
Tuesday
Wi
Clearing .
Balances , . . ,
CI earing, ... ,
Balance ....
Clearing ,
Clearing
Portland Banks,
This week.
,. $8,958,905 99
, . . 6, 088.676. 81.
. . 7,160.488.63
Spokane Sana.
Tear ro. '
$6,834,049.7
6.202.820 St
6.913.364.71
.$2,080,089.94
539.086.09
Seattle Bank.
...... ..,$7,987,378 0C
1.488.980.00
IM Francisco Banks,
. $27,000,000.00
Ls aneeta Banks.
, .$16,348,212.74
Mb
(Furnished
Liberty. 3 a ,
Liberty. 1st 4s . .
Liberty. 2d 4 s
Liberty. 1st 4 s
liberty, 2d 4
Liberty. 3d 4
Liberty. 4th 4
Victory. 4..,
Victory. $.,,
rty Bond riale
by Overbeck A Conk.
Open. Hight. I,ow.
. 9118 9118 9102
. .8588 8Rt4 '
. 8882 88u0
. 8SS4 - 8B2
$913 8920
8866 SAM
9508 rl00
9596 9596
ass.
8882
8R30
8UA0
838
9SS4
9S8S
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Cloe.
9100
8420
B.40
8S8
8 .1 S 4
8009
8574
904
9593
Foreign Exchange Market
Nsw York,. July 14 (U. P.) Foreign ex.
chant opened easy today. : Demand (terling
$11.95.- off $; lira checks, $16.77, up 2
mark demand were lower at $.0258; cable.
$.0260: Canadian dollar,. $.8805 s- w
Foreign exchange closed eaiv. Demand ster
ling reacted to $$89. off $c: frene
checks were 12.02, off 10 centime : lire checas
were 16.68, off 9; Canadian dollars demand.
.8815; marks, demand. .02 38.
I.lrerp9l Cottos Markat
Uverpool. July 14. (L N. ,) Spot
opened slow.- Prices steady, i Sales a09 bale.
American mida, fair, $31.08; good mid. $28 A;
full mid'. $27.08; mida, $28.83; low, 32.28;
good ordinary, $18.08. Future, firm.
Mosey and Mintur
New York. July 14. (TT. P.) Money en
call. 8 per cent: all month. 9; Mercantile Paper,
7; Bar SUver, London. 83; New York,
09: Demand Sterling, $3 89.
Las Angeles. July 14. (L N. 8.) -Butter
62c. . . ' . .-
Eggs Fresh extra. Sic; ess count, 48c:
pallets, ' 46e; pre wee, 31c - . : .
Liv, poultry Bens. 18 028c; broiler, 28
28e; fryer. ..',?'..
POTATOES ALOSO THE COAST s
' Lea . Anger Msrket
Los Angeles. July 14. L N. S.) Pota
toe Early' and Whit Rose, No. 1, motUy
$2.8502.50; No. 2. $1.0001.60 per lug
according to Six: 100 lbs., sacked. , No. 1.
$5.75 0 6.25. .
Jtw Terk-Losdoa Stiver
New York. July 14. (L !. S.) Commer
cial bar silver wa quiet ; domestic, unchanged
today at 99 He foreign. He lower today at 90c
London, July 14. (L N. 8.) Bar silver
was d higher today at 58 d.
Kavat Stores' market
" ICew York. July 14. (I. N. S. Tnryws
tin. Savannah. $1.44: New York, $1.57.
Resin. Savannah. $10.75 011.00; New York,
$12.25 :
By 'tlxe Order of the
TRUSTEE
the Stock Was Sold for the
Benefit of "the
CREDITORS
SEE Is AGE - 7 !
Yakima County
Washington
6RoadBonds
at par to yield 6
. Income T$x'Exempt i
Denominations $1000. Details on
request. Offered for payment on
partial payment plan or cash, as
desired. Call or phone.
ft
HATM 64A
KJfCTrtWFSTERN BANK BLOC.
$$9,88$
Jerome Couiity, Eclalno
Uttlsdale Highway District
. Tax Exempt Bonds
f -
Yielding 3 Per Genii:
, . Dated May .1$, ltlli Maturities 1110-1$ e:
Besom. $S98-$198i Friee 198 j Yield
Principal and Semi-Annual Interest Payable In New York City
THIS splendid issue of bonds is one of the best offerings ever afforded, backed
as it is by an entire county, rich in developed and potential wealth and
at a 8 yield. . -
Construction of permanent reads Is the purpose of the Issue, greater accensi
'bllky to the rich territory Involved , resulting. -. Situated trif the famous Twin
Falls section, Jerome county comprises seme 123.000 acres, about 50.000 of which
are intensively cultivated. Progress is rapid and the people are proeperoua
" Telephoss or Telegraph Orders at Qr Expense
n
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Morris Brothers
Wm Premter-MuTucipai SondHouse
Seattle
Central Bldg.
MORRIS KfilrO,
PORTLAND. OB
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Owe!
San Friiw(ra Cawve
Mer. NtL Btdg.
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Wvrsl
WANTED TO BUY
WE HATE ORDERS FOBt :
68 Pacific States Fire las.
198 First Nat tonal Baak
fe State Baak of Fortlaad
Sr886 Alaska PU A Coke
69 Area Alarm , ' ' '
asd xnaay ether sslUted stocks.
HeprinsRhodesinc
t ESTASLUHCOISM. - -
STOCKS and BONDS.
Railway Exckaag Bldg. Mala tSX.
Seattle. Fortlaad. Tare saa
He at Uer ChlesgO Board ef Trade
A Four-to-One Security
The total net assets of this ,greit company are more tlian
132,000,000 four times this 18,000,000'of first mortgire bonds.
What remains of our participation' of the
First Mortgage Serial 7 Gold Bonds
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.
Wa offer at prices IJ HZC
1...., UJV .
to yield about.
Bonds Dated July 1, 19Z0
Due 1921-30
11
7 M
Bonds Trusts - Acceptaxtces
' ' Lasnbermens BIdf .
Order by Phone, Wire, Letter or Call
HALL & COMPANY
Btry mad Sell U. S. Goversnient, Foreign Covernmextt
; Railmsd. Public Utility, lad us trial. Municipal
BONDS
. . v Quotations Upon Request
Lewis Bldg.. Portland. Orc - Telephone Brosdwsw 960
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