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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON NORTH AND SOUTH. ARE BUYING BUTTER IN PORTLAND TRADE Edited by Tfyman II. Cohen WALL STREET HAS QUIET DAY Editel fey ' Will F. liesslts FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1S23. SPEGU LAT UBS ARE : ADVANCING EGGS Short-held storage eggsare now the leading factor In the local trad at thla time. Owing to the tact that .some of the leading storage interests are with drawing thefr short-held stuff, they are trying to force price higher pn fresh offerings, ' : ' ' - Unul manipulating Influence for thia period of th season r shown in the gg trad. Spec tiletiv interest with short-held sterass stock art making a decided effort to boost quotation on tha freeh stork to order to grsb greater profits 6b thair fc-eheus goods. - Receipts ol freh eggs at thi Mm are normal, bat they ar usually mU at thia tima of th ruon. Thara a decided shortage of fillers for shipping and thia. too. is a factor In keep ing eges from tha market. Speculator art taking full advantage of the ettuation. 1 General f. o. b. price for current receipt appear to be at 40e a dozen. although reports indicate that a fraction mora baa bean paid in iaolated lasts ncee . Those desiring special Information regarding any market should writ th Market . Editor. Oregon, Journal, enclosing tmp. for; rply. OREGON PEACHES ABE OFFEEED Both Merlin and Hugo earn forward with "initial offering of Oregon peaches (of th season. Quatity we excellent and th atock confuted of tha Strawberry variety- General poach, trad firm. TOMATOES 8ELLI3TG VERT HIGH Dalle tomato continue tot Mil at sxtram prieaa in th local market with supplies limited. Recent aalee wer around 38.50 08.78. Ex - pectaUon ax for an early sharp break in values. ' t CURRAWTS ARE QUOTED HIGHER Currants ware quoted higher at 11.71 9 12.00 on th Fsnners' market with front at reel sal at 82.29 for boat. Strawberrie sold around 84.60w4.75: loganberries, $2,50 6)8.00; rasp berries. (3 23 & 4.U0, and blackcaps. $$.25$ S.5Q par crate. YE AIj MARKET IS LOWER HERE With continued liberal offering., th market for country killed csItm is off to 21 21 He at pound for boat, with-th balk of th trade at th lower price. Bog are about ateady at 22 22tte fot tops. XyACBT OF POTATO GRABS HtTRTS Owing to the lack of grading of potato by many local growers the demand for home atock ia lesa favorable while Btockton, CaL. atock of graded quality is selling well:, to retailers round 7 07 He a pound. f.-.:- BRIEF jfOTES OF PEODCCE TRADE , Onion manket continue etagnant. ' - - Charrie mostly cracked-and market erratic Celery 1 firm at 31.7rdosen for beat. ' Chicken about ateady at format prices. .Lettuce continues weak at $1.23 1.50 erst. ... - Gallon canned goods promise ta be short be cause of tin scarcity. "WEATHER 2TOTICE FOR SHITPERS Weather bureau advisee: Protect shipments during, the next $6 hours against the following maximum temperatures: Going north. 75 degrees; northeast ever B. P. 4V 8. B. R.. 95 degrees: eaat to Baker. 88 de gree, end aouth to Ashland. 83 degree. Max imum temperature at Portland - tomorrow about 80 degree. ,, '-. SHEEP TRADE HAS A GOOD FEELING HOW HOGS RULED Portland, steady' $17Jt8 'Omaha, 25049e niftier 1S.SS Cnieaiov Sec higher K a stag City, steady ...i.....: l$.i Dearer, tie higher ............ 14.S0 P0HTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN Hogs : Cattl Calves Friday ........ '200 Week ago ..... 158 Two weeks ago. . 204 , Four weeks eo.. 210 Tear age ...... 91 Two year eio.. 700- Three years ago. . . S3 Four years ago. . 881 20 81 02 160 60 7 She 070 747 . 847 151 134 750 .- 150 1104 General trade condition vera favor able la the livestock market at North PorUand for Friday with only a mod erate run. No price change was indi cated in any line. . r ' ' In th sheep and lamb alleys there was a fair supply reported for Friday. All but on car as for Ui market nd demand was gooa sua previous prices well maintained. General sheep and lamb range: Fart of mountain lambs ...... .$11. 0011. 50 Vslley lambs ....wt. ....... 10.00(11.00 Cuu lamb ................ r.oww oy TearBAgs ................. 0.803 B.OO Wethars -222 ITi Eva .... 3.50 0.28 " 8wno Price Oood At SIT KO tnr ntnini tnn. the market for hogs continued favorable Friday at North Port land. Only about two loads cam lorwara matt the? wer quickly picked up. General hog market range! Prime mled $10.50 ( 17.HO Medium mixed ....,,....... l.oowi o Rough heavies 10.00 013.50 pigs . J2.50ail5.00 tatoeta; heavies ............ 12.00 J5.00 CaUie Demand Molds Only a a audi run i was shown Friday In the cattle alley at North Portland. Demand was fair and the market in gnral remained on a ateady basis with practically no price changes. General cattle range; , . Chotc grass sttars ........... $10.00 lo so Good' to choice steers ........ Medium to good steer 8.75 0.50 V.ir ia ewid iliMl ...... 8.00 & 8.75 Pnmtuaa la fair itaen ....... 0.75 hOO Choice cows end heifer .... . 7.80 8.00 Goad ta choice cows aed heifers 0.50 7. BO Uedlnm tn ikmI mi and heifers 5. Bo m a.oo Fsir to medium cows sod heifer 4.50 8.50 C.nnera $.80 4.50 Bulls ..................... 8.50 0.50 Chair elilrv mIm . . 12.00 W 14.25 Hun nl . ...i. ........ 7.00 8.60 Bet light cslree ........... 11.00 12.00 Medium calves ... i ........ . 8.00 10.00 ' . Thursday Afternoon Sale ir. lbs. Rrice I No. . 772 $ 4.50 1 18. . 1T8 i.OO 1. . 507 8.00 f COWS No. 2.. 42. . 7., At. lbs. Price .1004 f 7.85 . 780 , 0.00 BUTTER TRADE IS R SOMEST ONGER Demand for butter continues to fain. The market - for both : prints and cubes is somewhat firmer all around, but it is in extras that the call is moat per alatent. Demand at this time is very favorable from California, and some business is passing with Pu;et Sound, i Cub extras are in greatest call. . Thia de mand is not only for outside points, but there la likewise an excellent local calL Storage de mand is taking rare of a very large per cent of the present bunneea. Jobbing price for cub extras in around MVi 66 a pound. - i Maker aad jobber report a gradual decree ia th output and this has stimulated tha, call to a considerable extent. While no price change is shown for prints at th moment, tha situa tion is s firm that an advance within a. week or eo would not be at all surprising to th trad her. Quality of arrivals ia generally aatiefictery. : STOCKS STAGGER 1 i 8.. a.. 3.. 21.. 2. . 2., 880 $ 5.00 I .. 850 4.50 045 0.40 880 0.00 CALVES 90 $ 5.40 MIXKD 462 $ 6.50 HOGS 7 7 10 .1050 f 7.00 460 5.50 .1033 5.00 805 JOS 15 55 280 14 75 13.75 13.75 13.00 15.50 80 110 110 60 $50 12.00 18.75 18.75 12.00 15.00 WHOLESALE PRICES I3T PORTLAND These sr prices retailer pay wholesaler, ex cept ss otherwise noted; ..v. . Dairy PreduaU !;' " - POtTIReelBn price, box loei: Crea-aery. prima, parchment wrapped. J5 7a Ih. ; prim firsts sac 1st.;. Ii rats. oe id.; amaiwi not at an aa- vance. joooing--pneei: i tuoe exama, a qy 66c: .primqiiria..53 54e. - - . . BUTTERFAT Portland dellvety bads, fiS 68e: country atationa. 64 55c s OLEOMARGARINE Best brands. 40c; erdi nsry. S3 He; bakers, S8c; autmaigarine, 1-lb, - carton. 8 2e per lb. " -. " CHEE8K Selling price : TiQameok. frsah Oregon, fancy triplet. 32S3o per lb.; Toon I America. 843ae, Pricea to JooOere. I. o. D. Tillamook trieleta. 29c: Toung America. 30c Selling prices:-'Creem bricks. 4042c Selling price; Block ISWiav. 48 4BC) lUDburger. 409 ' 42c r 4..h : :-!-;.v ''- Is -,. - KGnS-Baytng" price r Corrent - 'receipts. '4 0fc-41e; V needled, aeUlng . price. 45 46c; select i & 4 7c ner doxen. i LV k! i-OtttfiTHeUing price: Heavy bene. 27e; light ben. 18Z0c; ipnm light. 18 SOe; heavy. 27eT' old' f rooetersi 10 per lb.; turkeys, iiTe.4--: dreesed, 45o lb. -- rreah yeaetable . and JTmlt FHESH "FRC1T Oranges, 83.00 7.00 per box; bananear- ilx; in.; lemons, 35.25 0.25' pef crate;- -Floria grape fruit. 38.00 9.50: California. $3.23ft.75j . cantaloupe. $1.75 9 4.50. APPLK3 Various varieties, local. $2.00 5.00 per bot. k DRIED FRTT1T Dates, Dromedarlea. 87.50; rarda. 84.00 per box; figs, $2.06.00 box. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: New red. - $1.23 1.75; white. 81.73 era t ; vg arlic. 85c lb.; ; green onions. : 25 $ 40a , dozen bunches; onion r seU. 17 le lb. f POTATOES Selling; price: . Oregon, fancy. ; 87.00 e 8 00. ' e BEKRIKS Stmwherries, -84 50 4.75 crate; : Tsapberriea. 33.25314.00: loganberriea, $3.50 8 OOblackcapa, J.25a8.50; currants, $1.75 VEGETABLES Turnips. $8.50 sack: carrots. . $4.00 aaek: beet. OOe doaea bunches; lettuce, 11.25 61. 0 per rate: cucumbera. 32.00 per ' ejoaen: tomatoes, ' 33.75; egg plant. 60 per ; pound: broccoli, 82.25; bell peppers, 25c; cel ery, 32. 25 St 2.75 dozen; . string beans, 10 12 Vic per pound.' .. f ,, r Meats and Prevtilona . COrNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country bege, 23 432 He for top Mockers;-heavy, -lOe; beat veal. 21 21 He; heavy vea.1, 14c per lb. SMOKED MEAT8 Ham. 414fte per lb.; breakfast bacon. 33 58; picnics, 25o par lb. ; cottage roll, 3Se per lb. LARD Kettle tendered, 28c lb.; standard. 23 He; tierce baaia, compound. 21 He. Pish and Shltrtah FRESH FISH Balm -in. frsah Chinoek. 32e lb.; halibut, fresh, 1822o pet lb.; sturgeon. ( ); blsek cod. 10 lie lb.; kippered sal mon. $2.30 per 10 lb. basket; kipedred cod. $2.33; rasor clams ( ) ; crabs, $3.75 $.7$ dozen; roe shsd, lOq lb. : dresaed shad. 80e; lin: cod. 88o lb. - . , 8. 5. 148. 81. 11. 11. 21. 101. 1. No. 60 eo 71 118 100 118 $ 7.30 0.50 11. ii $ 6.00 4.75 8.75 LAMBS . .. 80 $10.30 5.... ... 68 8.30 42.... ... 73 11 00 40.... ... 74 8.30 ' EWES i.. 140 4.80 I 42 ... , . . 98 4.00 I 1.. . . ... 137 . 0.00 I 81..., YEARLINGS ... 101 $ 7.80 I . 4.... . . 110 . 0.0O WETHERS ... 109 $ 0.00 Friday Morwing talas STEERS Ave. Ib. ' Price. I No. . Ave lb. Price. ,..1400 $ 8.50 20... ,1028 $ 9.00 COWS 112 $ 7.00 December Wheat . Breaks Badly in The Early Trade ChicsVo. July. 10. As the result of exporters lowering thair bids for wheat 3 cent at th seaboard. December wheat took a sensational dump ea the Chicago Board of Trad today, f At on time during the session December wheat - wsa down as much aa 14 He It re covered 4o before th close. s i Cora and oat broke at th opening ia sym pathy with wheat, but rallied and finished the day above yesterday's cloae. - Price of medium grades sprint wheat wer lowered Be at Min neapolis. On of fhe biggest cash grain house in th Middle West said the edge waa definitely off the' export demand for wheat and tha sea board claimed it was getting the wheat at the lower price. Advices here toward the close were that the break waa cutting down offering. New. York reported th first big business with the interior on the basis of $3, prompt ship ment. 82.9$ by July 29. $2.95 for first half of August and $2.90 tor August shipment. -Sam reporta from the Northwest eeid the croD we msturiag f after than rust, infection wss spreading, -while others warned of a hot wsve over Sunday causing another crop sear. Th opening break in wheat was followed' by a 8c slump 1b corn, but persistent realizing pur chase by prominent shorts -caused a rally that carried prices well above yesterday' close. i At the cloae December what waa 10 He un der th previous close and March otf 10c July corn ahowed a gain, of HHc September waa unchanged to He higher. Osts rose 3H 9 2 He for July, lo lor September and H He for December. - Pork waa 82 H 42 He higher, laro up so ey 40c, and rib gained 17 H 25c Chicago, July IS. L K. S.) Wheat opened steady for March, but 2 H to Oq lower for December on a rush of selling orders. Later December waa bought by a large grain concern. Corn started 1 He lower to H e his her. with the more deferred futures on the gaining side. Lower prices wer registered later by selling caused by th wheat break. i Th weakness in wheat also affected oat just after the start. , Opening prices were He lower to 2e higher . , Prevision opened higher en .buying induced by the advance In bogs. . . . ; Chicago range by United Prase: ' WHEAT Open. High. Low, Dec 28 2 March .. . ..274 274 . .. CORN , July .......148 150 Sept. .......150 1 50 H December .. .188 188 H . - , - - - OATS July V 89 H Sept. . . ..... 7H i T Ta New Trk, July .16. (TJ. P Prices were weak at the1 opening- of the New York stock exchange today. Opening prices were : Mexican Petroleum 1898 TJ. S. Rub ber 9l7i. .American Locomotive 996, off 1 ; Bethlehem 78. off ; TJ. S. Steel ai ; U. R. Stores 74, up j Baldwin 116. off M ; Republican Iron A. Steel $0. off . .. ' Preaaur on th general list lifted after ' th first half hour and seversl leading speculative issue showed s rally. Steel common recovered from 90 to 91 H and Studebaker 68 H to 70 H. Baldwin was . back up to 117... A rally set ia shortly before 3 D. m. . Pro- fesejonal trader continued to cell th market into the lact hour, but when" it became apparent Y waa oversold " traders began covering their short eontrscts. and aided by call money rates easing off to 8 per cent, leaders showed some gains. Mexican Petroleum recovered more than 8 points to 190 H. New Tork, July 18. IU. P.) Prices broke sharply throughout practically th entire list in trading on th New Tork stock exchange dur ing th early afternoon. ' The money renewal rata of 9 per cent., compared with the previous rate of. 8 per cent., was seised upon by the bear for enother drive. t The market, after opening weak, aeemad to gain soghtly and then broke.1 Today's drop fol lowed a sharp decline tn late trading yeaterdsy. During the- bear raid today Crucible dropped 4H to 141 H: Studebaker. 1 to 08 H ; Va nadium, 1 H to $2 H ; Mexican Petroleum, 2 H to 187 H. and Baldwin. 2 to 116. Floor traders continued to hammer the mar ket in th early afternoon In an effort to un cover weak spot and succeeded in foroins soma of th equipment issues below th morning lows.. Baldwin, th center of attack, broke to 114 H. American Locomotive wss down to 95 H, Off 2, while HaakeU and Barker lost 4 ta 98. Call money 9 per cent. i . The market closed lower. q . ' Furnfahed by Over beck e Cook Co., Board ofTraae) building: - High Low Close HAY TRADE WAITS IN THE COUNTRY NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS . Wheat. Barley, Fir. Oats, Hay. PorUand. Thau. 32 . . ... ..... ... Year ago 4 ' 7 .8 . 1 . . Reason to date. , 027 11 88 15 - 2 Year ago. . .... . 108 25 47 41 89 Tseema, Thurs.. 3 . . S . . 1 Year ago....... S . . . ... -. . 4 8aeoa to data.. .55 1 48 1 22 Year ago....... 10 S .. T 11 Seattle, Thurs., ... At ....... Year ago 1 . 1 1 8 Season to date. , . , - .-, ....... xear ago. 24 .. 20 1$ ' t9 lKbCRlPT10N: 250 284 140 147 130 Close 20 ; 204 : t SCOAR Nominal prtees, rertneVy basis; Cub. 823.83; fruit and berry. $23.00; D yellow $27.40: granulated, $23.00; exira C, $22.00; golden C. 322.30. .. HONEt New, 37,00 0 7.50 case. ' RICE Japan style. No. 1. 12c; New Orleans heed, 1: Blue Rase. 14 He pee lb. SALT Course, half ground, : 1 00a, 817.25 per ton: 50a. $18.70; tabl dairy, 60s. $27.29; bales, $3 30 4.00: fancy table and dairy. 830.30) lump rock, $28.30 per ton. BEANS vSalea by Jobber. Small white. 7 He per 1c. large white.T7 Ho lb., pink. 8He lb.; times, 12Hc; bsyou, 11 He; reds, lOKe; Ore gon beans, buying prices, neminsi, 5 H e IK CANNED MIKK--Csmation. $0.80 ; Borden. $0.60; After. $8.40; Eagle. 812.83; Libby. 80.50; Mount Vernon, 38.40 per case COFFEK Koaated. 84 48a : in . sack or drum. , , SODA CRACKERS la bulk, SOe par To. NUTS Wslnuta. 83 40 per lb.; almond. 88c: filberts, 82e in ssek slots; rmmits. 14 H 15c; pecans. 25c: BrasSs. 33c ftopee. Paint. Oil ROPE SiaaL dark, 18 He; 'white. 20 IK: standard ManUa. 3Hc - . LINSEED OIL Raw. bhla., 31.83 gal; kettle boiled, bbla.. 51.85; xaw case. i:8 boiled, eaaej, $2.00 gallon. S . i COAL OIL Water white, fan drums or Iron barrels. 18e gallon; cases. 24e per gallon, i GASOLINE Iron bbls., 25 He; cases, 88; engine distillate, iron bbls.. lc; cases, S3 He "WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 15c; 800 Ibc. 15 He per Ib. i, - .. , TCEPENTINE Tanks, $J.2$; cases, $2.41; 10 ease lots, le leas. - Neoa, Waaf S3i4 Hlaaa 'VS. HOPS Nominal. 1919 ems. 81-per To. ' HIDE,s osBinali . 1 salt cured hides tonw o eb- . salt OBreel nidea lover 46 lba..' 14es Ncl aj eurad btS fidea, 12e: partly cured hidea. la per IK lees: green hides. 2o per IK less; hair aiipoed fciA ane-Uurd leas than No. 1 hide. W 0lf ens) Kip Stia p ' v No. I trimmed calf skins ftp to Tbs.1 S5e; No. 1 trimmed Up skins (IB to 30 Jba.1 ' Dry HMes and Sktns Dry ran .nwe (T fee, and ap. 2.V: ' dry inn cuiei, ,r, m j iuui can scins (under T lbs.1. 35e: dry salt hides rT lha. anJ mi en.. dry salt bulls, 14c; cry salt calf akias (uadar T (.; w u anaae sasa aKiaa, SAU price. e-'. -: Here HMaa ,.. . ' tireea or saltsd Laxr. well taxaa off hides. 8.... 791 $ 7.00 : 1.... 950 $ 8.50 : , .. STAGS' 1,... 850 $ 8.60 .. -. - - HOGS 80;... 185 18.00 4 .., a3 - 15.50 83.... 170 .17.60 JV... M 14.(0 43 183 17.50 4.... 175 15 50 5.... 228 15.60 183 17.50 2 235 17.25 14 207 17.50 LAMBS No. Ave. Tn. Price. 1 No. Ave lbs. Price. ' 4. . . . 80 10.00 f 0 ,50 8.00 5..., 08 9.00 1 88,... 84 9.75 99.... 83 10.60 I 1.... 100 10.50 eaves . 2. ... 130 $ 5.00 Tl. YEARLINGS 110 $ 7.30 ( BUCK SHEEP 207 $ 4.00 t 1'. . . 130 0.00 ' 1.. . 180 $ 4.00 SOO 6.00 AMERICAX LIVESTOCK PRICES Omaha Hogs $1S.SS Omaha. July 18.- Hogs Receipts 500: 25 40c higher: bulk. $14.00 14.60; top. $18.55. Cattle Receipts 16.00 batcher cattle steady to 7 Be lower; stoeker and feeders dull. Sheep Reoerpts 7000: iamb 2360c lower; saeep steady faeder soo lower. - ' Denver ' Hoes $14J10 " " lVrrrar. July 16 fU. P.) Cattle Receipt. 1300. steady. Steers $12.00 14.50: cow and heiferv, 37.50 11. 00; stockers and feeders. 97 00 9.00: cslves, 89.50 12.00. Hoe -Receipts. S00. 23c higher; top. $14.50; bulk, 314.23 14.60. Vadoiea n.niii-il. - 1 A A A . a !-. ' Lambs, $15.00 13.50s ewes. 37. 5 8.25: yearlings, $9.00 10.00; wethers, $8.09 9.00. Chicago Hoqs 34S.BS Chicaeo. July 10. f I. N. 8 Hoes Re ceipts 18.000. .- Slow, 25e higher, $18.75 17.73. Bulk 314.40 15.75; heavyweight, $14.25 15.05; medium weight. $15.00 15.95: litrht weight. 313.70 0b 17 75 ; lieht llgnu 313.00 14.35; Heavy parking sows, smooth. 813-.00 13.60; pin. $14.25 g 14.50. Vatue iteceipta , oouu. market slow, staadv. $1S.1017.10; beef steers, medium and hesvy- weigm. ta.uu(9 te.iu; meaium sna good. $14.86910.75; Beht weight, $10.00 14.85: good and choice, $6.60 14.73; common aad medium. $0.50 12.75: butcher cattle, heifer. $8.25 12.25 scanners and cutters, cows and neuers, It.z9w4.su; canner ateera, 34.50 4.70; vest calves (light and ha ndy weight) . 814.60; feeder steers, 88.50 12. 25; stoeker steers, $8.00 10.73; stoeker cows and heifers, as.zaes.ou; stocxer csives, 3S.60 10.00. Sheep Receipts 13.00O. Slow and steady to 26c lower. 313.00 18.60; lamb (84 lbs. down). 37.50 13.00; breeding ewes, 83.00; leeaer lamps, 10.3u91t.uu.. Kansas City Hog f 1S.S0 Kansas City, Mo, July 16. Cattle Receipts 1000. ateady. Steers $9.00 15.60 : cows. SA.00 11.50; stocken and feeders, 36.00 18.00; caiTev, e v.w w .ew. Hose Receipt 1000. steady. Ri.TIr SIS no 18.30: top, 313.50; baaviea, $16.00 15.40; ugnis, i..iwi.u; metuuma. 31S.J0 15.60: .- Sheep Beceipts ;50S; marxat steady to som- wnaa is wer. Harvest Is Delayed ' Dayton. WaaK. July 16. Dayton and snr. rounding country are being visited dally by heavy thunder showers, which ar greatly delaying hay harvest. Hay is down all over the county and a early prospect of completing the work is ia sight. Th rain will be good for the ripening grain, however, aad to. the apples and second aiiaua cutting, : ' .1. . ; , . " 3Tew Tor Wool and ' Rices New York, July 16. (L S.) Wool, Market weak; domestic fleece -XX Ohio, 40 6 So; domestic pulled scoured basis, 45e$1.85; domestio Texas scoured baaia, ,70c 31.50. Hides Market, easy; native ateers, 23 28. Cklcag-e- Potato Slartet " Chicago, July IS. (L N. SU Potatoe. ew cars; ajsny uiuo ana n tnsss, 30.05 0.80, sa.oo; pony and small bides, $4.00; dry hone hide. $1.60 to $3.00; hide with heads off 60e lass; horse tail hair, per IK. 25c; hone auane uair. per id., i DC .' .MOHAIR Nreninsl. I . TALLOW AND GREASE No.1 tallnw No. 2. 6e; No. 1 grease. 7e; No. 2 greaa. So eywSef IsV t To lif a- New pL 10e Ox; old Dec Jnly . . . Sept. .... July Sept. .... 75 H 75 H PORK 2775 2800 LARD 1805 iiis RIBS 89 H 75H 74H 2765 1865 July Sept. 1863 1605 1669 Cash Wheat No, 2 bard. $2.87. 149 H 149 H 187 " 89 H T6H 75 H : 2650 2797 ; 1825 1892 1882 1680 DAIHT PRODCCE OF THE" COAST - San Francisco Market 5 S.n trranelxrn Julv 16. fTJ. P.le Butter Extra 60 He; prime firsts, 689 Egga Extra 69c; finta. 54 He; extra pul let 47Hc; undersixed pullets. Jot. Cheese California latu uncy. ooc, ; uisia. 80c. ' . r. Los Angeles. July 16. (L N. S.) Butter and est: Butter. 2c Eggs Extras. 61e: case count. ve; puuna. 46e; pewee pullets. Sic Poultry No change POTATOES ALONG THE COAST S - - Los Angla Market ' Los Acxales. July 16. PoUtoes: Two car California arrived: two car diverted. New stock Supplies liberal; market steady. Local Early and White Rose. fsHfey. mostly 32.23 2.40; So. S: 81.00 1.50 per lug; 100 pounds, sacked. No. 1. 3ft-155.85. Chiearo Dairy Produce Chieaeo. Jnhv 16. (L N. S.) Butter Re ceipt. 11.470 tabs: creamery extra. 55c: cen tralised, 64 He: first. 54 He; seconds. -44 0 48e; picking stocks, 84 40c Egzs Receipt, IB, 898 case; misceuanaous. S942e; ordinary firsts, 3SH3Hc; lusts, 3144e: extras. 60 H 51Hc: checks, S3 He: dirtie. S3 Ho. , , ; ' Cheese Twine new, ayznc; aunes, o ac ease . ouna Americas. 26H027; Long Horn. 2626H; brick. 28 20 He. Idve poultry lurseys. eve; cmcaene, imw era. 40 48c; roosters. 23e; geese, 20 80c; duck. 23$ Sc. Jew Tors. Better and T.gg New York, July 16. L M. 8.) Butter Market easier. Creamery extras. 55 H 59c; do firt. 52 58c: do hixher vcorins, 36 H 60c; state dairy tubs, 42 6 55 He; reaovated ex tras, 49 0 50c - : Cheese Market irregulsr: stato, 27 H 9 28 He: whole milk specials, 46 27c. Eggs Market steady. ' Nearby wbite, fancy, 63 (ft 85c: nearby brown, fancy. 54 57c; extra, 6363He; tirste, 45048c Sam Frasciseo Ponltry Martet Ban Francisco. July 16. (C. P.) Broilers, 30 033c; large hens, 33 38c; best duck. 20 0 25c , Alii Chalmers . . . . Alloy titeel ... Amer. Agr. Chem . . Amar. Beet Sugar. . Amer. Can, e . . . . Amer. ' Car Fndry , . Amer. Cotton Oil, . Am. H. As Leath., c. Amer., Int. Corp 'a. Amer., Linseed, c. . Amer. Loco., c. . . . Amer. Smelter, c. . Amer. Sugar, c . . . . Amer. TeL ek Tel, Amer. -Tobacco. Amer. Woolen, e . . American Zinc .... 'Anaconda Min. Co. Atchison, c Atlsn. Gulf A W. I. Baldwin Loco., e. . Bait, ek Ohio, c. . . Bethlehem BteeL B. Brook, Rap Trsn . . Butte eV Sup .... Canadian Pacific . . Central Leather, e C'hea. eV Ohio. .... Ghi. eV Gt. Weat. a C, at. at St. F. C. ek N. W Chi no Copper , , Colo. F. ek I... Corn Product, e Crucibl Steel, c Erie, c general eiiectne . Ceneral Motor . . Gt. Northern Or. Gt. Northern By. Greene Cananea . , Gulf SUtes Steel. Illinois Central . Indue ' Alcohol... . Inap. Copper . . , . Int. Paper . . . . . Int. - Harvester . . Int. Her. Mar., e Int. Nickel Kas. City South., e; aeuy BpnnaiMUi . Kennecott Copper. Lackawanna Steel '. Lehigh V alley . , , Mex. Petroleum . Miami Copper ... Widrale Steel . . Mo. Pacific, c'; : . National Lead . . .' Nevada Cons. -. . t . New Haven .... . . N. Y. Air Brake:. N. Y. Central Nor. ek Western. . . Northern Pac ... Pan Am. Pet., c . Penn. Railway. . , . Peoplea Gas .... .4 Pittaburg Coal, e. . Pr. Steel Car, c . Ray Cone Copper., Ry. Steel Springs.. Reading, c . . . . Royal Dutch ..... Rep. I s 8- , c Reck Island, c... Shattuck Copper . . . Sinclair Cons.-. . ... 81oaa Sheffield. . Southern Pacific. . Southern Ry. , -.--. Studebaker, c. . . . . Shall St. L. A S, F. --. Tenn, Copper...... Texas Oil. ....... Texas Pacific . . - . . Tobacco Products . , Trail. Oil....... Union Pacific, c. . U. 8. Rubber, e. . . . TJ. 8. Smelt. A Ref. D. S. Steel, e. Utah Copper .. Vanadium Steel Virginia Chem., Wabash Wester Union ... Weitinghouse Elec , Willys Overland . . . Open I?H 42H 84 89 40 184 84 . 78 96 H 59 H 93 H 85 H 55 H 80. 155 1104 81 H 87 11 22 H 119H S3 684 S3 H 70 H 29 H 144 1$ . 142 ' 24 H 81 89 H 83 H 1274 80 1714 II S6H 42H 84 H 69 H 40 134 84 78 H 97H 594 93 H 86 H 65 H 80 H 155 117H 82 88 11 22H U20 lOli 63 38 H 70 H 29 H 82 H 147H 13 i43" 24 H 70 H 30 H eo 81H 89 H 50 84 128 H 30 174 17 , Tariost Grain Markets New Orleans No. 3 hard winter wheat and No. 3 winte-r. 83.10. Buenos Aires Close wheat firm. July $2.92; A us t. 2. 81. St. Louis Cash wheat, 4c lower. Minneapolis Cash wheat? unchanged. No. ' 3 northern. 82.83 03.00; No. 2 Red Spring. $2.80. ' r " - Kansas City Caah white eon, 3 10c off. Cash wheat, 8 9 10c off: oats, le lower. Sua Fraaeisee Orals Market ' San Francisco,- July IS. (TJ. P.) Barley: Spot feed, per cental, $2.75 02.80; abippuig. $3.oos.io.. : K 'i i "'..i'.:', r tpot . . . jrew Tork Metal market New . York. July 1 6. Copper Quiet. to September, offeree.' lilt. Lead Firm- Spot to September, offered, $93. Spelter Firm. Spot to Septambex 776 800; October. 780 9810. - "' Report Fish Increase . Catblsmet, Wash.. July IS. The Warren Packing company report a decided increase tn tha number of fish recarta at the local cannery. Employment has been given to a large number of high school stud ente They wiU be engaged labeling eana until ih last of Auaust. when th fishing seeion closes, Th girl ar paid by th piece, tn minus urn wag being 00 cent a thousand- Some of the' guia are very raped, ".-a-g $3.50 to 34.00 a day. ' IMlnaeapolit'Dslntk Flax Dulath, July. 16. (L N. S.) Flax July. $3.43; September. 68.S0; October, $3.60; track. 83.43 3.33; arrira, 83.43. Minneaaoii. July IS. (L N, Vs. 1. $3.40 03.45. 25 H 73 H 43 H 188 H 204 41 H 25 H 12H 29 H 98 H 69 71 H 1084 39 eo " 87 96 68 H 113H 90 30 H 81 H 68 H 98 H 274 70 H 76H 25 H 9 46. 39 H 60 144 114 91H -91 W 86 H 84 H 73 8 82 484 18H 25 H 74 43 H 1S1H 204 42 25 H 12 H (OH 98 H 69 ! 73 'l 1084 394 OO " 97, a 96 89 H 113 H 904 37H 31 H 68 H 93 4 28H 70 H 70 H 25 H OT 48 40 66 H 15 115 H 93 H 87 85H 72 H 8H 83 484 184 38 H 41H 84 88 3H 133 H 83 78 93 H 58H 93 H 84 H 54 H 794 151 114H 81 H 87H 10 H 22 H 119H 62 68 H 83 H 70 30 H 9 in 142 H 12 H 142 " 23 H '69'h 80 60 81 87H 49H 81 127 80 17 H 10 25 -r 72 42 187 20H 40 25 , 12 29 98 68 H 71 H 101 39 69 97 96 88 118 88 H 36 s5 68 92 27H 67 75 25 9 45 38 65 H 14 H 114 91 '90 68 82H 71 8 81 48 18 AT 42 84 89H 89 J 134 42 15 83 78 97 594 124 93 210 85 14 3 79H 153 117 31 88 10 22 118 63 53 8 88 70 29 31 92 146 12 63 142 . 24 84 7f 29 68 81 H 88 40 84 127 30 17. 10 98 25 72 42 190 20 H 40 25 76 12 29 98 68 88 71 102 39 33 69 96 16 95 88 113 90 36 . 9 . 80 68 92 28 70 75 25 0 45 89 65 14 114 93 66 91 66 H 84 71 H S 814 48 18 YACHT RACE HAS EFFECT ON MART Hay market is showing; a generally waiting attitude at this time with more or less disposition on the part of grow ers to sell while dealers are Jiot inclined to operate -' extensively.. i . ; " " ; Owing to th nresent abundance of range and grew-there is little call from consuming Tnter- ests-at the moment. A email volume 01 pnr- erts of alfalfa- has been shown here at around $25 a ton to - growers. Portland delivery, but there is no inclination to buy much at ' thia pnee bees us of the expectation in the trade for lower valoec. - : Some timothy of the new crop is ban of fered, from the Hood River section around 3 1.00 (3 32.00 a ton PorUand to wholesalers. Soma Willamette valley cheat is being offered around $20 with oat and vetch at $22 , and clover around $19 a ton here According to Felix Leuseh of Leruch Broth ers, locsl wholesalers, the market is net active In any line at the moment.' " '" The - initial exeitemeat over the opening' or the wheat trade has subsided considerably and values continue on more or less- of a nominal basis -both her nd at Chicago. Millstuffs are firmer with fractional srloe ad. vances noted." t Memorandum . in reference to subclass red Walla Wall wheat the rule pro vide that: "This uhrlaa shall include wheat of the class of soft red winter conaisting of more than 10 per centum, either singly or any , combination, of red Russian, red hybrids, -red club and other soft red winter wheats possessing tha character. ietics of those varieties aa grown 'west of the Great Plain area of the United Statec The Interpretation placed neon the above paragraph by the Board of Review is, that red Russian, red hybrids and red clubs are of subclass red . Walla Walla and that any other sofL red winter wheats grown in the Northwest that can not be dktinguished from - red Russian, red hybrids aad red club will necessarily fall into the Red Walla Walla subclass - In accordance with th bove interpretation th varieties of soft red winter wheat such as Jones' winter fife and Kin ney, 'will fall into tb subclass red winter unless it is impossible to distinguish them from red Russian, red hybrids or red club wheats, erif they contain more than 10 per centum of the last esraed varieties. FLOUR Selling price, mill door: ; Patent, $13.75; Montana spring wheat. 814.35; Wil lamette valley brands. 81L20; local straight 311.20; bakers' local. $13.50; graham. $11.50. Pricea for city deliveries for five barrel rote HAY Buying price, nominal : "Willamette timothy, fancy, ( ) per ton; vetch, 322.WO; cheat, $20.00; straw. 810; ctovet, $19.00; grain. ( ); alfalfa, 825.00 a ton. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deliv ery; No. 1 Calcutta, 19 20e; domestio. 19 20c in car lota; less amounts higher. MILLSTUFFS Mill run at mill, sacked. $56.50 67.00. - OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed. 870.00 70.50. BARLEY Buying price: Feed, $66.00 66.50; milling. 867.00 67.80; rolled barley, selling price, $71.00 ton. v Merchant Exchange bids: ' . WHEAT : ' . : July. .... . 24 0 246 Hsrd whit Soft white White Club Hard winter Red winter ........ Northern spring - . . . . Red Walla Walla. . . . ' 1 No. 3 white N0.1 8 blue- . . Standard feed 246 27 240 250 238 : ' OATS ..'..6550 BARLET i . , .6750 ,...5050 . CORN 6559 ' He S yellow . . Eastern com la pais: No. S yellow .......6400 Aug. . Sept 247 248 247 24$ 247 24S 248 249 241 242 250 250 239 240 6000 6660. 6550 6500 5400 6300 6400 : 6S00 632$ 6200 OLD CROP COTTOJC OPTIONS , . . - SHOW A WIDE SPREAD New York, July 16. L "N. S.) Old crop positions in cotton were not so wall supported at the opening today and first price were 40 points nt lowr to 13 points higher.: There waa considerable demand for October on the first call, but later the entire tost essed below last night's close, ; except July, which regained its early lessee The close waa steady at a net decline of 26 to a ntt sdvanc of OO point. - Month Jsn. March May . ..... .. . July Aug, . Oct. . ......... N or.'. ......... Dec . ' By Brosirlan Wall New York July 16. Wall-street bad. another bad day "in the stock market, with -call money renewing; at 8 per cent and landing as nigh as ilt Many of the most venturesome speculators of the street were at the yacht race In ths afternoon, less than 400.000 shares' being" dons all day. ' , , The opening; was fairly strong-, hut selling; began almost Immediately, By 1 o'clock S per cent was bid for $15,000,000 on the exchange and no money was forthcoming. ,-: When the rat moved to 11 per cent selling- was forced in all the speculative issues. United States Steel and other standard issues made new low records for the movement. Steel touching? 91. The closing- was at about the f oret prices In all issues. -, "Btexa Germany yielded on the ques tion of coal and occupation ot the Ruhr district by the allies was unnecessary, a good many leaders expected a rally in the mafket. -..j'V:. . .Announcement that a committee of creditors waa helping- Hegemeyer ft Brunn, the old crude rubber house, con firmed the report circulated last Tuesday that the house was in trouble. It did more than that. It made Wall street realise that some very big concerns are near the Jumping off peace, t News from' Japan waa not reassuring. It contained the statement that the cop per output of that country would be cur tailed JO per cent because of a lack. 'of demand. . - . . : -. The false pretense of a bull market in the rails faded. Reading sold down to 89 and Wabash and Missouri Pacific lost a point each. Invincible Oil was the one stock to make a new high record. Cabling Money to Belgium Kesumed By Western Uni6n In accordance with instructions re ceived by City Superintendent Williams of the local Western Union office trans fers of money by cable from the united States to Belgium were accepted today for the first time since the opening of the war. The telegraph company, in accepting, remittances for persons in Bel' glum, will convert the amounts deposited by senders in dollars into the equivalent amount in Belgian francs at the approxi mate prevailing" rate of exchange in New Tork at the time of the transaction. Williams says: ';: ; --; "It is actually cheaper and of course much quicker to transfer money by our service than it Is to use a United States money order by malL This is because money transactions , through the post office department are understood to be effected on the basis of the pre-war value '6 f Belgian francs in the United States while we allow the approximate prevailing ; rate of exchange on the francs. In the case Of a depositor who wishes to send $200 to a city tnr Belgium the Western Union would send around 2300 francs, while to transmit the same number of francs by postof flee money order would require the deposit of nearly $450. There Is also the loss of interest to- be considered, when comparing the methods of transaction, during the time the money Is inactive In the mail." - crease the capital stock from $28,000 to $50,000. ; ; - " '. . . . - Articles of incorporation filed with the Multnomah county clerk : - Oregon Fir Lumber company, Portland, $5000; Incorporators, 0. R- -Bleecker, W. O. Van Schuyver and N. JX Simon. Bllen- dale Lumber company. Portland. $10,- Xxwn Incorporators, V. J. Phillips. W. W. Dean and D. E. Dean. Western Lumber Agency, - Portland, $25,000 ; in corporators. V. J. . Phillips, W. W. Dean and Blanche - Dean. Capitol Under writers corporation, Portland, $1000 ; in corporators, W. . Hibbard, L A. Klb- bard and ,T. O, Donaca. - Opan. High. Low. Close. 3145 8203 3140 8202 8073 8130 8073 8123 29BO S005 3990 8040 4160 4206 4160 4150 .... .... 8755 8430 $468 8415 9445 a ' 8227 3290 $233 $383 Liverpool Cottoa Firm Liverpool. July 16. II. N. S.) Spot opened in increased . demand. - Prices firm, inn. fair S190. coed mid. 2915. fully mide 2700, mide 2665. low 2285. good ordinary 1965. ordinary 1865. Futures ateady. PACIFIC COAST B15K STATEMENT Cleaitng Wonday ...... Tuesday .... Wedneaday ... Thursday ... Friday ...... Portland Bank Thia week. S6.955.005. 99 8.068.673.81 7.1S0.4K8.B8 6.268.234.81 7,004.955.87 Tear are $6,834,049.78 , 202. 320.83 6,918.364.72 4.277.949.81 4.726,030.81 (Furniahed by Harris A Rhodes, Inc.) Underwriters of the recent offering' of ; 200,000 new shares of American Woolen common stock; offered at $100 per. share, have been called upon by the syndicate for S per cent. As the underwriters . are announced - to have been ;- forced to take 1S5.000 s of the share, the5 'stockholders have ' -taken only 15,000. This will provide the com pany with $9,350,000 new money. E. , R. Stettirus. Oeorre F. Baker Jr.. Seward iPresser, William K. Wood in. C M. Wooley and Owen D. Toung have been elected directors of General Motors. The United States has lifted the ban on all imports- except dyes and drugs. The New Tork Railways company has increased wages 10 per cent, making a totat of 35 per cent granted since Au gust, 1918. sears-Roebuck have declared a regu lar Quarterly- $S dividend on common stock, payable August 14. to stock of record July SL --. The following stocks will carry due bills from July 1$ until August 3: Cru cible for 16 2-3 per cent dividend in stock ; American Tobacco company for 75 per cent dividend In common "B" stock, i ' ' this situation will be fully remedied. .It looks,' however, as if the country is get ting down to a working basis and that mot of of problems would be satlsf ao icrliy solved. . 1 Presidential Eace And Crop Prospects . Affecting Business . The outlook f or. business and finance Is unusually interesting, because of ' the credit strain and the important ' Issues that are likely to develop in connection with - the presidential campaign. The incidatlons ' are that the ' country will raise good crops and that the total pro duction will - be satisfactory, although the preliminary estimates suggest some decline as compared with last year. The country is still transacting a large volume . ot business, ana most -or being done much more cautiously was the case six months ago. Labor still restive, and there is no telling when Semi-annual ( " : Interest XTO Remarkable investment oppor tunity Is, offered by the 5-yeir secured convertible "gold notes -of one of the greatest corpora tions In America, the-. Sinclair Oil Co. The Sinclair Co. Is i pr ; feet unit in the merchan- t ' dislnn of mineral oU$ in addition to being an enor mous producer, It, has ' great facilities for trans- s portation. Including 2800 miles of pipelines running through the Oklahoma and Kansas oil fields from v Ranger, Texas, to Chicago 4234 tank cars, a great fleet of tank steamers, ten great refineries, etc. Dated May 15, 1920. Dye May 15, 1925. Denomina tions s100 J00, S1000. ' Notes are convertible at the option of the. holder s Into ten shares of pre ferred stock and6 two and one-half shares of com mon atock of the com pany for each H1000 note. 5-year lxk at 98 to yield 8 Cash or Partial Payment Plan Full details on request ' Wire orders "collect large i o. It is II than1 II co- SgCONO reiSMA fUA NOrtTHWITTERN BANK BLDG. Inoorporatieni The Portland Denby company, the purpose of which Is to handle automobile business in various lines', filed its ar ticles of incorporation with the county, clerk of Multnomah county . Thursday. Portland is given as the principal place of business and the capital stock at $10,000. . The incorporators' are R. J. Monroe, P. W. Campbell and George L' Rauch. Ormandy Brothers, a furniture cor poration of Portland, on ' Tuesday filed with the county clerk a certificate of the determination of the stockholders to in- . sa? . vs fx ji A 1 1 , ; Total sales for the day were 584.500 l hares with business in bonds reaching J11.199.00O. ; Kz. dir. 1 per cent. .... V:: tj. , . ;r ii in I v;;..; i, 3few Tork Bond Market - Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Cos, Board of Trade building: . . Atchison Genl. 4a ...... .' BL A Ohio Gold 4s ......... Beth. Steel Kef. ............ Cent. Pacific 1st 4a... C, B. A Q. Col. 4s ......... St Paul Genl. 4 Ha Chicago N-W. Gent 4s L, A N. Uni 4s .... , New Tork By. 5s .. . . . . . . . . . Northern Pac. P. L. 4a .. . . . . . Beading Genl. 4s ........... TJ. S. Steel 6 .. ITnion Pac 1st Ref. '.. Southern Pse Conv. Ss ...... Southern Pae. Conv. 4s Penn. Conv. 4 Vs ........... Pens. 1st 4s Cbee A Ohio Conv. 5s Bid. Aek. 60 60 Vi 59 SO 78 ''AS ; 70 70S 93 94 .68H 684 72 . 73 V 77 77 19 22 73 73 V 77 77 .91 92 ' 694 70 96 Vi. 97 V 76 hk - 88 894 75 t " 76 . 74 Vs 75 Liberty Bond Sales (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co) Ooen. Hitrh. Lfberty. IHl.... 9104 9114 Liberty. 1st 4. . . . . Liberty. 2d 4s... 8820 8520 Liberty 1st ... 8624 . 8640 ' Uberty 2d 414.. 8510 8536 Liberty, 3d 4 Vis. 8870 8886 Liberty. 4th 4 Vis 8548 8560 Victory 4..... 9584' 9SS4 Victory 84..... 9684 -9590 Low. 9090 8490 8390 8502 8852 8.130 95SO 9682 Cloae 9094 8600 8500 8600 8504 8864 8581 9586 9586 ,.i. i. Kaval Stores Market Kevr Tork. July 1 6. Turpentine Savannah. 147 H ! New Tork.i162H. Roein Savannah, 1150 1170; Kew ' Tork. X50. - . , ICew Tork'Londea Silver New Tork. July 16. Commercial bar silver wa noted Domestic, njochaoged; foreign waa 3o lower at 90V4. --- Irfmdon, July 16. Bar silver was 1 V4 d lower today at 53 ao, - Dried Frnlt and Beans Kew Tork. July 16. L . S.) Dried Fruit Market firm. Apricot, 'extra choice to fancy. 36 87e; Apples, evaporated, prime to fancy. 11 18 He: prunes, 80s to eo. 17 H 24 Vie; prunes. 60s to . lOOe 11 Va IS Vie; peacbee extra choice to fancy. 18$2l Vae: seed ed raixins, choice to taacy. 23 V e 25c . BEANS Market firm. dull. Harrow rhoic. $1 1.60 12.00: pea choice. $8.15 8.25; red UUUCf VJWKIi fll.HV... i Kew Tork Potato Market : New Tork. July IS. (I. N. S. Potatoes (ia bulk, barrel, or baa) : Uarke arrive- m-. by White. 10 lie; Southern. $4.00(111.50. cial. recovery of Great Britais. . Tacoma Bank ' Clearing Friday.'. .......... .$ 1.182,185.00 Balances Friday . ' 140.289.0O Spokane Bank Clearings Friday. .... . ; i .... $ 8,159.$03.00 Balances Friday S12.62S.00 ; Seattle Bank Clesrinss Friday ...........$ 6.884.818.00 Balance Friday . . . Clearing sr. Clearing an Francisco ft. 1,496.162.00 ks .$32,800,000.00 Lee Angels Bank - ...$13,873,866.00. Money and Exchsnge Sew Tork. July 16. IL N. 8.) Call money on the floor ef the New Tork Stock Exehang today ruled at 9. per eent; high. 9 per cent; low, $ per cent. - Tim money was firm. Bate were Vi 9 per cent, Th market for prime mercantile paper was ateady. Call money ' in London today wa- 5 per cent. Sterling exchange wa ateady with business ia banksrs' . bill at $3.89 for demand... Foreign Exchange Market New Tork. July 16. (C. P.) Foreign ex change was steady at the opening today. Da mand sterling 'opened unchanged at 11.(9. Franc check war 11.96. up 2 ; lire check 16.92, off 2: marks demand .0260. cables .0262; Canadian dollars, . 8810. , ,: - New Tork Sagar and Cottoa '' New -Tork. July 16. (O. P ) Coffee Ne 7 Rio. 13 V4 13 Vic; No, 4 Santo. 19 Vi ? 20 Vac v Sugar Easy;-raw $18.56; refined easy, gran- niatod. $22.00 4,22.60. . , , Financial Recovery Brings Exchange Up During Last Month The pound sterling, Paris, Belgian' and Swiss franc and lire all made gains dur ing the past month. .The mark has been r stronger, for reasons not clear, but prob ably under speculative buying . Induced by reports of readjustment of the indem nity more -favorable to Germany. Sterling began as distinct upward move ment the latter part of May. Early in June it reached $3-96 and later touched $4. The chancellor of the exchequer has announced that the credits accumulated by. Great Britain are sufficient to pay off one-half of the British share of the Anglo-French external loan, maturing in October. Undoubtedly ' the Important factor in the. upward movement of the pound gterlmg ia the economic and firan- 12,000 Unlisted Stocks are described In our statistical de partment and the price of the last sale given. ' If you want reliable In formation let us know what you hold. Herrin's Rhodes inc.-? r ESTABLISHED I6S. , STOCKSano BONOS j Hallway Exchange Bldg. Mala $8$. Seattle Portland, . Taeoma Members Chicago Board of Trade rrrr Future Rents I1TE are, entering an . V ... uncertain If hot critical period in the rental market. Read our-econd in structive bulletin re . garding the situation. It's yours for the asking. Strong 6 HdlsuJMcn1 :s tle-tlf Beard of Trade tfaOIeUag Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALb EXCHANGES - Xeniwers Chicago Beard ef Trads Correspondents ef Ckieaae . Loraa Bryaa - Sew Texk - Tax Exempt Boa&s 7 PER- CENT; YIELD 160.000 (Sidewalk and) Paving) City of Rupert, Idalnq These are special assessment bonds were bought as such and are offered as such. Bated Ag. 1$. 1919. Besemlsatioa 1$M. Matarlti 1M8-99 Pries te Ket 77 Principal and Semi-Annual Interest Payable at Rupert Treasury or in New York. RUPERT is the seat of Minidoka county and Is one of Idaho's best cities a thriving, progressive municipality. These bonds were issued to further Im prove it by laying pavement and sidewalk. The country surrounding Rupert Is very rich in irrigated lands, producing large crops, and Rupert is within itself a, typical American community of aggressive business. We Have Other Splendid Bond Issues Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Osr Expense ' ' I CavS I0bW4m4JO "VDoUAa Morris Brother CJt ePrmtercMuncipa 3ondTiousi INS Morris Bidg $09.11 Stark 8U, Bet. Fifth aad sixth . Telephone Broadway 1 111 tmaauentel Ove Quaevm I Cearvvav JT of the 33,000 issue of these 7 Improvement Bonds are alt that remain. ; City of :;- -Jerome, Idalao Price: 1 OO, to Yield Of the 125.000 acre of agricultural-land surrounding this growing and substantial .community, about 95,000 acres are irrigated. :. i ' ' BONDS INCOME TAX EXEhlPT I Due Au;. 1920-29. Den. CCO If - St f UjadairliryaarvtoivO V dis Bonds Trusts Acceptaaees . Lumbrmns Cldg.