THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, . OREGON
13
WHOLESALERS LOOK FOR LITTLE LOWERING OF FOODSTUFFS
Edited by
Ilvman IL Cohen
PRICES SENSITIVE TO RUMORS
JCaiUd toy
wiii r. uss&Ui
TUESDAY, JULY 2&, 1820.
EGG SCRAMBLE S
SHOWN ON STREET
There l now a general scramble for
err supplies, and as high as 2e a (Jomo
is being: paid for current recelppts along
the street, although t a. b. bids for
country shippers arc generally around
4041c
Market for eggs continue to show improvement
la demand here, but this call la confined mostly
to th bettor claa offerings. Much poor tnf f
coming forward, and extrems car in candling
it neeesairy. ,.-;..
For extras th creameries ere today of ferine
TJ country around 4 So. a dozen, and tola
forced "the selling price fractionally higher again.
That country shippers an not obeying the la
In retard to the shipment of rota la Indicated by
the complaint being mad by receiver at tbi
end of til line. Action retarding this matter
haa been promised for some time by tlx dairy
and food am m Hairme r. - , ; , , '
RECORD PRBS
SHOWN FOR
All Livestock in
Good Demand Here
CCCn -With Cattle Eise
ILLU
PORTLAND UVESTOCg BCW
date
" Tfaoee desiring special Information- regarding
any market aboujd write tb Market Editor, -
- closing stamp for reply.
BUTTE B TRADE HOLDING WELL
Jrad In. tba butter market continued to re
flect a steady tone for cube i extras and for
prima of the better grade. For ordinary anal
ity tb demand and movement ; ia limited. No
prie changes.
CAJTTALOCPE PRICES ABE HIGH
With sales of fancy standard a high aa $5
the market for eantaloupea ia very fins alone
in street-- Ther la a fair supply of . poor quel
lty, but area thta ia selling around 14 4.50.
COTJISTRY HOGS HOLDING FIRM
Market or country killed boca i hplding firm
along tb atreet with general aalea of top around
22 He a pound. . Veals are just sbout holding
: their own at 21 He generally, although a few
ale wer reported a fraction abov tola.
. BEItRT MARKET RULING FIRMER
frenerally firmer tone wag shown for berries
during the day. Loons were firmer at IS. with
raapberries around 64 4.25. and blackcaps at
SB. 78 per crate. A few currant arrived and
old round $2 a crate. ;
" POTATO MARKET IS EASING OFF
Potato market ia atill easing off witb.IitUe of
the local stock matured sufficient to find a ready
sals. (.ieucb of thia atock la .spoiling before I
can be moved. - 6 alee to retailers from 4 to tt
pound.
BRIEF NOTES OP PRODFCE TRADE
V'enatche apricot. $2.75; The Dalles, S3
per crate.
Watermelon generally aelling ' alowly at Sc
- pound.
flood tomttoe arc acar and price remain
nign. , - -
K, W. Wiley reporta In first Bartlett pear
at S8.T5 bo, i
- Good Lambert cberrie aelling around 12 v
1 8c ponnd, f . i
Chicken trad is . about steady;
change. 1
no price
"WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau adriree: i
Protect shipments during th next 86 hours
against the fallowing maximum temperatures
Hoi rig north, 7S degree; northeast over S- P,
Sl 8. K. K. . 90 degree: east to Baker. 00 de-
reec. and south to Ashland, 00 degrees. Msx-
tranm tamperatur at Portland tomorrow about
82 degree. : ; - ..
WHOLESALE PRICES IX PORTLAND
The are pricea retailer pay. wholesalers, ex-
t cept aa otnerwlae noted;
Dairy Product
' BUTTER Selling prie, bog lots: Creamery,
prim, parchment wrapped. Me lb. : prim firsts.
ooo in.; nrsts. 04o lb.; smaller iota at an ad'
vane. Jobbing prices: t'ub extras, 64
04 He; price firsts, o2po3ttc.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis. 56 0
oc; country stations, a ep ooc
OLEOMARGARINE Best brands. 40c; ordi
nary. SB He; bakere, 33c; nutmargarine, 1-lb.
cartons. 32c per lb.
CHEESE Selling prW: !. Tillamook, fresh
Oregon, fancy triplets, 82 S3e per lb.; Toung
America, 34S.'C. Prices to Jobbers, f. o. b.
Tillamook: Triplets. Be: Young America. SOe.
Belling pricea: Cream brick, 40 9 4 2c. S-lUnc
price: rtlock Swim, 45 40c; limburger. 40
42C pet lb- ' - . j
t.liV,H Buying prie;. Current receipts,
40 41c: candled, aelling pries, 46 47c; so
wer. H(g!o per dozen.
LITE POULTRY (SelUng prie: Heavy bens
27c; Hcht hens. 1 8 fo 20c: spring light. 18
20c; lieTy, 27o; old rooatera. 10o per lb.;
turaeya. uve. j; dressed. 4 50. Ib. ,
- "rush Voatble and Fruit
s it can r hi; 1 1 arranges, 90.70097. 2a per
oox: nananaa. iitaizo lb.: lemon. S5.00
. .25 per erst: (rrspefrult,' $4.50; cantaloupe.
vamornia, 12.29 m 4.70.
8.00
per
APPL8 Various varieties, local. $J
BOX.
. , DRIED FRUIT Dates. Dromedaries. 17.50;
ini, m.vw per otw; ilgs, .04l S o.J0 box.
i , i.mo. Selling price to retailers: New red
I zatp 1. 73; wnite. 1,7S crate; garlic, S5o lb.
-green onion. 25 40a doxen bunches ; onion
eis. 1 1 f J r in.
POTATOES Selling 'price: Ore gen. fancy,
(0a 50.
RKRRIE8 Strawberries, S4. 50 4.75 crat;
4 raspberries, S4.00 (4.25; loeanberriva, $3.00
blarkraps. S3. 75: currants. S2.O0. "
V KUETABLE8 Tnmlps, $3.50 sack; earroU,
. s un mcs; peeu, owe aosen cuncbes; lettuce,
, j iowi.nu per crare; cucumDera, .uo per
oosan;. ; lomaroec. egg plant. ROe per
pounui crnccon, .-o; pen peppers, 2Be: eel
ery. S2.25 2.78 dosefl; string beans. 10.
i a a tav per pouna.
Mt and Prorlslong
ii COUNTRT MEATS Selling price; f3ovjnr
if bogs. 22 He for top blacken; heavy, 10c;
H .nest veai, siP'Jinc; neavy veal, 14o per Ib.
51 ! KMOKF.D MEATS Him. 414e per lb.;
nreaaiaat fiacon, oovnoc; picnics. idC per lb. ;
$ eottag roll, 83c per lb.
? . LARD Kettle rendered, 26c lb.; standard,
t 23 He; tierce basis, compound, 21 He.
: Flsb and Shellfish
, FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook. lc
. Ib. ;. Halibut. ire3b, 14 1 18c per lb.; sturgeon.
( ); blsrk cod. lOfelle lb.; kippered aal-
moti, f2,50 per 10 lb. basket; kippered cod.
- S2.85; raaor clams, f ): crsbs, t2.75aS.73
- dose; ling cod, 6 9 8c per Ib.
j " ' . ' ' . Orooerie
RUOAR Nominal prices, refinery basia: On be.
$23.83 ; fruit and berry. $23.00; D yellow,
S22.40; granulated. $23.00; extra C. $22.60;
goinen c, S22.ou.
- UOSKT New. $7.00 7.50 case. .
v RICE Jaisn style. No. 1, 12c; New Orleans
i bead. I ; Bine Hose, 14 Sc per lb. ,
SALT Coarse, half ground. 100a, $17.25
per ton; 90s, SX8.75; table dairyj 60s, $27.25;
bale. 3.S0 4 00; fancy table and . dairy,
"a, $30.50; ramn rock. $26.50 per ton.
BEAN'S Sales by Jobbers. Small white, 7 He
per id.; large wnite, 7e lb.; pink, 8c lb.j
limas. 12He; bayou. 1134; red. lOHc; Ore-
ton beam, buying prices, nominal, 8 He lb
CANNKD MILK Carnation, $0.50; Borden,
S 50; Astor. $6.40; Eagle, $12.35; Libby.
S8.R0: Mount Vernon, SR. 40 per case. 1 -'
COFFEE Boasted. 84(4ec in sacks or
drum.
KODA CRACKERS- In bulk, 30c per Ib.
NUTS Walnuts, 3540e per lb.; almonds.
1 ISc; filberts, S2c in sack lot; peanut.
- 14 H 15c; pecans. 25c; Braxils, 85e.
Hop. PaJnta. Oil.
ROPE Sisal, dark. lVe; white, 2 Oo lb-
.gtandard Manila. 26 H e.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbla, $1.83 gal.;
ksttla boiled, bbla., $1.85; raw. cases. $l.ug;
- boiled. ca."e. $2.00 gallon.
COAL OIL Pearl or water white, indruma
. or iron oirreii, xtia gauon; cases, sop Pri
. gaiton. - - . : . ii.
'. OASOIJXE Iron barrels. 25 He: cases. SRc;
ngine distillate, 'iron barrels, 16c. eases. 82 Ha
WHITE I-EAD Ton lots. 15c; 600 lbs..
15 He pe Ib.
.TURPENTINE Tanka. $2.26; cases. $2.41;
lo esse lots, e lea.
Stoeka, Bonds, Cotton, Orals, Etta
lwai Board of Trad BaUdlsc
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Kcmbers Cblearo Board of Trad
Corrcspoadesta :
-Cakaf-'':-'
of
Xofan SBryas
Sow Tors
Wheat. Barley. yTrfoata. Bay.
. 4 : . . 1 .. 4
'7W j 12 2 18 21
785 12 60 ; 16 84
116 28 68 42 61
J 21 .. 6
. 1 i . . 1 ; ' . 2
i : 20 SO 2 36
? SO . 20 1 2 20
i. 8 1 3 , . . 13
10 1 8 1
i 49 i 3 - 18 108
; 47 2 29 20 i 18
Tuesday .
Tear ago.
Season to
tear ago
Taeoma. Monday.
Tear ago .......
Season to date. . .
Year ago . . . . f. . .
fteattle Monday..
Year ago . . , . .
Season to date . .
Yar ago.....;.
Reflecting: foreign exchange, monetary
and other conditions. , the mining busi
ness today at Pacific Northwest ia at
low ebb. - Only scant operations aro
snown and this has created an aggra-
vaien -nonage in feodstnffa. ;
Demand for mill feeds is several Umaa
neavy as ttie ability of millers to take care of.
""a an anowlnc further sharp advance to
S57.S0 per ton at the mills and it is a favored
jw inaeea was la able to secure bis faquirc-
ments, oven at taat record value.
" "cat marsat uaae eontinn or moat er
ratic nature, twins affected 'la the East by
u crope aa wcu as tn money situation.
Locally there ia practically no activity
ported at country point and tba grain trad in
general la nominal. t
llay market remain Inactive but
(ram ar so quiet that buyer of millstuffs
arc compelled to make 'pnrebase of the foamer
in order to secure tn latter.
JIXLB Selling price, mill door: Patent.
$18.76; Montana spring wheat, 814.86; Wil
lamette valley braada, 611.30; local straight.
jix.iw; oaaera local, i3.au: granam, gll.&U.
Pricea for city deliverie for five barrel lota.-
Hf -Bnying prices, nominal : Vrirlsmette
iimoioy. isney. j per ton; veto, 622.00;
cheat, ,820.00; straw, $10.00; clover, $1 00;
''. ti aiiaua, S40.UV a ton. -
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New croo drilv-
V2, Calcutta, 1 0 H 9 20 H ; domestic,
in in car lots; ms amounts Higher.
, MILL8TCFF8 Mill run at mUl, aaekad.
OATS Per ton. buying prie: Paid. $70.00
a i u.wir, u
flARLKY Buying price: Feed. $66.00 tb
66.50: milling. SS7.00 s a7.SO,r vollad barUv.
selling price, efi.ou ton.
Jtercnante Excnang bids :
WHEAT
ago.
1 Tuaaday
! Weak aa
1 2 weeks
4 weeks
Tear ago
2 year ago.,
i 8 years age
: 4 years ago. .
Hog.
2
203
620
, t
99
200
46
28
Cattle. Cal
01
78
116S
00
82 1
160 -70
""; 16
219
10
27
- 2
Sheep.
. 454
244
I 1076
; 641
1 1560
184
E
AT
THE EARLY TRADE
Hard white ....
Soft white- ; . .
White club ....
Hard winter ...
Ited winter ....
Northern spring
Red Walla Walla
. 247
. 244
.. 24S
. 247
e 242 '
248
241
Oct.
247
246
244
247
243
249
242
Aug.
0000
5400
5250
Nov.
250
246
245
248
244
250
243
Sept.
6600
6800
6200
6110
FEED OATS
; ; 1 July.
No. 2 whit ........... 6600
-. .1 BARLEY -
No. 8 blue ...... ...5700
feed . . . 5600
i CORN '
No. 8 yllow ...... 4 6500
EASTERN C0BN IN BULK
No- 8 yellow 6200 6200
December Wheat Is
Up at the.Opening
Chicseo. July 20. (L N. 8.) Withdraw!
of the, British commisHioa from the export mar
ket outweighed reporta of black nut in the
Northwest and an advance of 0c in cash wheat
at Minneapolis and forced lower prices on the!
board of trade today. Wheat closed 1 H c above
the day's low, but , corn and oat were clos to:
in oottom. 1 .
Trade in the wheat pit was th smallest since
the market was reopened, with the December
lling within one cent of th March at the !
atari, but auickly i droDcad 8n to tba 4 sent
OLocount at woicn it haa been selling. Price
rained around 3e- en the weather-map showing
higher temperature In the Northwest and lark
01 rain In tne Canadian prairie provinces, to
gether with ' Lecount'e assertion that spring
w beat will . be badly : damaged reoardleea of the i
weatner. ; s vj j,.';.:-
uorn sveragw tower on seinng tnrougn eom-
mumea nouses, rallying finally on v fair eh
of buying on th breaks. ? . t
At the close December wheat was iUa liw
ana marcn on M H c. July corn showed a
o' i- e; Sept.. 2 ft 2 He, and December. 1
pt ', via aroppen h for -July. 1
1 ac lor Heptember. and 1US1U. for lu.
et-muer. rora aeciiaed 26c, lard lost 2 He. whil
rib were unchanged.
.WHEAT '
... 261 ; 261
. . . 260 V - 2r)4
? CORN
... 150' 151
1st 151
. . 189 H 189 H
. UA1H
... . 0H 00 i . 89H 8H
iiH IIs 7" 78 H
76 H ' 76 H, 75 ; ; 76 2,
Ei;ht cars of llveatock entered : the
North Portland, alleys, over nitrht, but
two f these were for outside, killers.
Hogs aro steady, . sheep fully ; steady,
'vnhile cattle were steady to strong. :
Sale of one lot of hoes at S17.T5 lata Mon
day afternoon really did not establish tb market.
wnile ti transaction was an actual on, atill
it , waa mad under rather unusual conditions, a
muaber -of onteida operators desiring the asm
kt. For the Tuesday morning trad thr was
only a handful of stuff la the swine alleys and
general top were ant considered above $17.50.
Uenera! host marks (ansa:
Frame mixed .............. .417.0 17.60
Medium sn?xed ............. 10.5017.00
Koucb Dearies .............. 1 .00 tr 1 a.no
Ills 12.50$ 15.50
Smooth begrie ........... .. .13.00 & 13.50
'": Cattle Are 6trnesr .,
While no sales in th cattle alley have been
mad above S 1O.&0 recantly, tba market is te
f lectin sons finurorement. A a ail xaarkrt
sale would not be at all surprising, ia fact thia
price is forecast for thia .time by aome f th
trade. ' . . .
Cattle market arrivals for Tuesday were fair.
but two ears of these did not enter the market,
being a direct shipment to killers. ::
(ieneral cattle rang: - - : - -i
Choice-grass steers ........ , . .$1A.50C10.90
uood to cnoioa ateera ......... 1O.OO6S1O.50
Medium to good steers. ...... O.OO 10.00
Fair to good steers ........... . 8.26 w 0.00
Common in fair steer .... 7.00 8.26
Choice cows and bifrs ....... 8.00 8.50
Be-t feeders ................ i' 7.60i 8.00
Fair to good . . . ............. 6.00W 7.50
uood to c no ice cows and heifers 7.00 w 8.00
Medium to good cow and heifers 6.00 ts 7.00
Fair to medium cowssssod heifers 5.00 & 0.00
Canners . . 8.00 0 4.75
Bulls 8.75a 4 75
Choice dairy calves ......... 13.00 & IS. 00
neavy calves 7.00 0 9.00
Best light calves ........... 1 1 50 1 8.00
Medium calvea 0.00 011.00
Mutton situation Oood
In the mutton and lamb alley for Tuesday
then waa a small aupply vflbl. Demand, re
mains on a very favorable basis. In fact, the
situation indicates further improvement, al
though no price change for the day wer announced.
General sheep and Iamb rang;
East of mountain lamb ...... .$11.00 (Ml. 50
New Tork, July 20. (TJ. P.) The
Evening Sun's financial review today
said: . --Yy;' - - r r- f
TTe stock market gave' no signs to
day of moving out of its narrow trad
ing area, Business was extremely slug
gish And too entirely professional , to
be of importance. Price changes . were
irregular and naurow during the great
er part of the session, although the
list on the whole - displayed a firm
tone. ' The most important . piece of
news was the promulgation f new
wage schedules for railroad . employes,
which will add approximately $600,000,
000 to the annual payroll of the car
riers, 'wall street regarded as remote
the likelihood of a walkout of railroad
workers because of dissatisfaction with
the tncreaaies granted and railroad
shares were generally firm," '
-Prices
of the
Prices
Stude-
aiwy iiiuua ...,..
Cull lambs ...............
Yeariiasg ................
I Wether . ,.4 ............. .
Ewes ....................
Monday afternoon
8TEER3
10.00 (S 11.00
7.00 9 8.50
. S.50w 8.00
. e.oo et t.o
. 2.60 6 6.26
Sal ,
No.
4...
3....
81...,
27....
15..
15.
:;
T
V . .
Ave. lbs.
985
806
44
1120
1034
1021
962
1085
90S
820
922
3 893
25. ...1165
23..;. 937
IS... .1165
6. . . .
1.... 99
1.,.. 880
l..i. 780
1 . . . . 90
T . . . . 986
8.,,. 990
8.,..122
1... 750
8.. . . 6
1.... 70O
1.....760
'ti.il. 020
5 18.... 880
a-eVV8S
a. ...11 rs - R nn
' t Bin e'so
Price.
$ 9.25
- 7.50
V 7.75
: 9.50
i 7.75
i 7.39
7.50
10.00
8.76
7.23
T.OO
8.00
9.00
7.
10.25
. .00
i 9.00
8.00
S.00
. 9.00
COWS
0 6.00
7.00
6.00
. 8.50
6.50
8.00
6.00
6.00
7.85
0.75
No.
1.
26.
8
Are. Ib.
950
. .. 900
...1030
855
28.... 821
. 745
.1078
.-1253
917
1047
882
930
880
17. ,
14..
4. ,
4...
4.
5.
. . .
6...
9... .1281
1. . .. 105O
28. ...1050
1.... 960
1.... 930
1.... 930
Dec. .
March
July .
in. i
ea, .
July . .
Sept. .
Dee. .
July
biept.
Jury
e i
. .2680!
9 : a 1
.1935 (
PORK
2N60
LARD
'
RIBS
253 H
200 .'
' J
149 W
1 50 H
137
. 89 H
76 H
75
257
261 H
- 149,
1
187 H
2805
1930
2868 .
2885
1942
"1 ..
Sept. . . . ..1673 j 169:
anil wheat No. ; 1 red
$2. SO; No. 2 hard. $2.85;
1875
82.S3; No.
No. 3 spring,
1792
2 red.
, 52.80.
Cotton Hits New
Record for July
New Tork. -July 20. II. N. S.) July cot
ton contracts scored a new high record at' th
opening today, yelling at 542.22, or 47- points 1
oove tne clone or uoncar, on a demand from
short nd tb South. Th general list started
stesdy at an advance of 12 to 47 point. Buy
ing was influenced by strong cable from Liver
pool and. unfavorable weather reports, but tb
upturn waa cheeked by active realixina and local
elling. r .
Close.
3266
3185
8154
3150
3088
4350
3800 4
. 3640
3508
3425
$330
3,.
. .
21..
2..
1..
11..
1. .
82..
1..
1..
10. .
13. .
1.-7..
13. .
1 ...
27. .
1. .
4. .
5. .
18. .
2..
4..
4..
1..
1. .
8..
9..
2. .
1..
1. .
. . 93
..1143
.'. 893
..1110
. . 490
. .1096
. .1000
. . 973
. . 040
.. 910
. . 962
. .1376
.. 940
.. 935
..1006
. . 970
. . 002
.. 910
. . 907
.. 932
. . 875
..1085
. .1022
. . 842
. . 700
..1250
.. 505
.. 775
995
. . 920
.. 960
1...
1....
I...'.
7...
2.i.k
27,...
220
120
160
220
ISO
176
217
893
7. SO
7.50
7.75
. 5.50
6.00
. O.OO
8.00
8.00
5.00
7.00
7.00
8.50
7.50
6.0O
8.00
4.00
7. SO
6.00
6.00
4.00
7.25
4.00
6.50
8.00
t..-.o
.50
6.25
5.00
7.50
3.O0
6.00
CALVES
t. .
i7.:
2..
2..
15. .
-1..
1,
1..
'2...
4.
2.
6.1
6. .
1..
8.
..102S
. .a 04 4
760
. , 945
.. 890
. . 850
, . 020
.. 920
..1085
.-.-,1097
..1270
.. 738
,. 911
. ,1220
..1026
; 4. ...1107
1.,,. 780
12.... 983
1. . . , 800
14. ...1031
.... 894
26. ...1024
2... ,1085
10. . .,1021
21..., 945
8,.. .1056 ,
4...1213
23. ...1085
20. ... 893
8.... 910
1....1030
1. ... 600
T.... 972
7.,. -1051
1. . . : 800
I....IO00
1...
1.
49.
4.
910
090
855
935
715
800
Price
8 9.25
8.00
8.50
7.25
; 7.26
) 7.50
i 9.25
10.00
- 8 00
8.75
7.60
7.00
6.00
: 0.00
- 9.00
: 8.6
: 8.00
: 9.00
8.00
8 8.60
7.85
: 7.00
- 6. oO
7.50
: 7.00
, 5.00
8.00
6.75
8.00
8.00
6. SO
7.50
- 6.00
: 7.75
6.00
; 6.0
v 8.00
; 8.00
'' 6.00
; 7.50
I 6.00
7.50
i 7.50
i 7-60
7.00
"i 8.00
r 7.50
; 8.23
1 6.60
i 7.25
6.00
8.00
r 6.00
: 6.50
8.00
8.00
6.50
. 7.60
7.50
: 6.00
New York. July 20. (TJ. P.)
were irregular At the opening
New Tork stock exchange today,
were;
American Smelter 59 U, off :
baker 69. off 4 ! U. 8. Steel t0. off
t Baldwin 117, off j American
Can 39. up i Southern Railway 28,
off ; Vanadium 84)4. off . To
bacco Products 67, up 4 i Texas Com
pany 45H, up ; Southern Pacific 92 V4.
unchanged t American Woolen $7r un
changed ; Bethlehem B. 87, off ;
General Motors 24. Off ; Paji-Amer.
lean Petroleum 102, off ; Pennsylvania
.9, off .
- Announcement of the wsge awird In Chi
cago had very little effect on the market. It
was said the question of Whether the amount
of the - award would be acceptable to union
heads was still left open.
: The street, it waa pointed oat, would await
the decision of labor ehiafa.
, Call money renewed at 8 per eent, against
9 per cent yesterday. - The demand for the
money market waa exceptionally light- Just
before noon Steel common waa up to 9 1 4 ,
compared with its recent low of 90 H. Baldwin
sold at 119 K and Strombert 88 H.
Furnished hy Overbck
ef Trad building :
aV Cook Co., Board
DF.bCRIPTlON :
Ac
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Aoa
1....1060
1.... 880,
1....1240
...1270
. 440
,.1240
580
1.
1...
1..
1..
Month. i " Open. Hhrh. Iw.
January 3202 3275 8242
February .... 4 .. i ....... . . . . ,
March J.. 3188 . 8197: 3168
April ' . . . .
May ....... J . . 3108 3108 8083
July ........... 4175 4250 4175
August 3800 ....
September .......... .... ....
October 3531 3531 3494
November ...,...!.. .,. ....
loomber ...... 3350 8369 8325
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Kansas City Hons 616.10 '
Kansas Cltv. Mo.. Julv 20. if N". 1
tauie, 13.UUOI stesdy to 2fte lower. Steers.
SU.00S 18.50; cows. $8.00011.50; rtockeri
" feeders. SS.OOesia.OO : . -Jva aa nn a
14.00. ! - ; ,' ... 1 -
uBs-r &000 ! market 10 to 25c higher. Bnlk.
156013.90; ton. $16.10: heavies. tl.V
wio.w: uirnca. - iin.iu tee ta.uu! . mmtiitma.
$15.75 16.10. it -. ; ... i
Sheen 5000: ateadr to 25o off. Taaiha
aia.nvnit.io.
omens Hoc 315.90
Omaha, Neb.. July 20. (I. N. S.) -Hogs.
O.5O0; early. 2585e hieher tn aiiinnera
rwura, Biimij ivwiae Disur, cloalnx easierz
Cattle 4500: steady to 23c lower.
SheeD 30.000: - lambs 23 lower. abeM
- aawuera, awoiw iowcr.
Chicago Hogs 316.66
Chics ro. July 20.-4.(1 N- 8, 1 Haw Ha.
ceipis zs.uuw; slow, mostly . -1 3 w 25c higher.
ulk S14.5018.60: top.- $16.65: heaw-
itrht. $14.90 16.40: medium weicht tin on
16.60 : Usht weight. 315.50 fit 1 R 8S; . liirht
ugnta, aii.9wnis.ij; neavy packing bows.
smooth. S14.2o (S 14. S5 ; oackine aowa mh
ia.-9it.v; Pigs. ia-Zt 19.PU.
Cattle Receipts 11,000; fat light steers
strong; outers aull calves SOe 8 l.OO higher.
Heef steers, atadinn and heavrweiaht. SI 1 a
17.00: choice and mrfrn 31 1 A a t T on-
dtum and good.. $18. 00 16.10; good and
cnoice, sk.83 (aj IS. 75; common and I mrdrnm.
lu.uvge i.88. Hutelier eattl. heifers, $6.50
14.90; cows. $6.50 f 12.75: bulla. S8.25
2.25. Canners and cutters, cows and heif
ers. $4. 30 6.50; canneT steers, $4.757.50.
ti ourn tiigns ana nanorweicnti . iit.ooa
a.09l teeder steers. - 88.50 c 12.25: atork.r
z ' ..v, pwi.tu wwa aim neu-
ar. 3 5.50 6.73. ;
16.
T4....
5
2....
1....
1. . ..
5..,.
9....
S vJ
1
26. ...
2s
69....
5....
l'.III
21...
61....
'3 a
16....
89. . . .
2S5 .
IO....
1M
4
138 a a
10....'
IO .
2. ...
10
74....
1....
103. ...
204.. ..
2....
6 ,
638 $
204
330
288
240
690
150
400
196
410
145
160
211
147
260
142
100
102
$18.00
14.00
13.75
11.00
11.75
12.50
15.50
9.00
BULLS
8 6.0O
6.60
7.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.25
MIXED
T.25
HOGS
31T.50
15.50
15.00
15.50
14.50
11.00
17.60
17.85
6.00
11.50
17.25
17.75
17.00
15.50
16.50
10.00
13.60
1.
1 . .
2. .
6. .
3. .
10. .
26..
140
170
164
142
20
16J
233
1.
: 1 .
2.
13.
1,
' 1.
... 940
. .. 570
...1055
...1273
...1720
...1440
$18.00
14.O0
13.75
10.00
10.00
13.50
14.00
8.50
6.50
. 6.00
6.00
( 6.00
6.00
698 $ 6.50
87
74
. 66
69
98
67
89
70
72
78
74
88
129
10O
110
87
83
LAMBS
24111
si..., :
tn'.'.l'.
20....
28....
14....
19....
$10.35
11.00
8.60
11.00
9.75
11.00
11.00
8.00
9.00
11.00
11.00
EW
8 8.5
5. O
: 3.50
5.50
TEARUNGS
m
4....
61. ...
22, . ..
12....
253....
1 . . . .
8....
10....
13;...
217
228
200
201
134
270
225
252
803
110
800
433
220
189
131
140
66
7
97
60
60
76
63
100
92
03
815 50
17.50
17.30
17.50
14.50
15.50
J7.25
17.25
15.00
15.00
15.75
17.75
17.28
17.60
14.50
' 14.50
18.00
$ 8.00
9.50
i 8.5
' 9.75
11.00
11.00
9.00
10.00
8.60
82 11.00
E3
7.50
6.00
26...
2. . .
2...
251.
1...
WETHERS
O aft
1....
BAIST
COAST
PB0DTJCB OF THE
BSattla MaFkM. -
Seattle. July 20. tn. pi Butter f!1fv
creamery cubes, 56es brick. 67a. . . . ,
fcgg r resn, rancb, 2c; pullets. 44a I
Pr-ultry Hens, 18 27c 1
Milk $2.8.. t
. aan Franclsoo Market -San
FranciRco.'Julv !(. in. p 1 nnt
Extras 60c: prim tints. 68 He.
Egg Extras 60c: fima KK dirt Ma 1
54c: extra puHebt, 4 8e;- nadersiaed nuUeta. 6 Sri.
Cheese California lata, fane. Da,; nt.
9Hc: Oregon triplets. 3lc: Oregon Tonne
merica, 30o; California . Toung America. 85u.
I- 2.... 599
' S
7. . . .
1 . . . ,
14... .
2..,
6 .
122
38....
170 3 7.00
110 .7.00
98 7.00
BUCKS
170 $ 4.00 I
166 4.50 I
TlMsday Meealng
STEERS
Price. I No.
$ 9.25 I 3
8.00 I
COWS
.. 750 2.00 I .2...
. . 870 5.00 I 10...
..1100 4.50 I
- CALVES
,. 310 g 7.00 I 1...
BULLS
T90 $ T.OO 1 "
MIXED CATTLE
$ 6.00 I
HOGS
18
125
115
93
110
95
170
5.60
6.00
6.00
8.00
8.00
5.50
4.00
No. Ave. lba.
21.. ..1140
26.... 826
1..
1. .
1..
1.... 200 $ 4.00
"sPftCfS.
8 8.O0
8.60
T.10
Ave. lbs.
..1166
730
872
160 315.00
200
851
440
207
225
189
85
69
1..
28.,
4 1..
12..
1. ..: 120
IIS.
$17.60
. 15.50
14.60
17.60
' 16. OO
17.33
LAMBS
810.60 I , 21...
9.0 f 181. . .
EWES
8 8.00 I 2. .
BUCK SHEEP
8 4.0 I 0. . .
. 140
. 155
. ISO
615.60
17.50
15.50
195 17.00
79
71
$11.00
10.50
100 $ 8.50 j
140 $ 5.00
Alaska Gold.......
Allis Chalmers. .. .
Alloy Steal. ....
Am. Agr. Cbem .
Am. Can, e. . . . . .
An. Car Foundry.
Am. Cotton Oil..,.
in. H. at Ieath., C
Am, Int. Corp...-.
Linseed, e. . , .
Loco., e.
Ship A Com . .
Smelter, e. . 7.
Steel Fdy....
Sugar, c . . . . .
Sum. Tobacco.
TeL V Tel...
Tobacco. . . . . .
Woolen, e. . . .
rr 1 .
fine. ....,
Mining Co...
Atehlsun, e. . . . . .
Baltimor A Ohio, c
Bethlehem Steel. B
Brooklyn R. Transit
Butte ' superior
Can. Pacific . . .
Cen. Leather, c. .
Chea. sk Ohio
Chi. Gt West, e.
Chi, Mil A St P.
Chi Jt Northwest.
Chile r Copper
Chino Copper
Colo. F. V 1....
Cons.- Gas ......
Corn; Prod. c. . . . ,
Crucible Steel, c .
D. A R a., e...
Erie. e. ........ .
General Electric, , ,
General Motor . .
Goodrich Rubber . .
Granby Cons......
Gt North, r Ore. . ,
Gt Northern Ry. .
Green Cananea . .
Gulf Slate Steel .
Tllinoia Central . .
Industrial Alcohol .
Inpt ration Cooper .
International Paper
Inrematl Harvester.
Int. Mer. Mar., e. .
Int. Nickel ......
Kennecott Copper.
Lackawanna Steel .
Lehigh Valley . . .
Maxwell Mtors. e.
Mexican Petroleum.
Miami Copper . . . .
Mid rale Steel. . . .
Missouri Pacific, e.
National Lead..'.,
Nevada Consolidated
New Haven .......
N. T. Air Brake . . .
New. Tork Central..
Norfolk A Western.
Northern Pacific . . .
Pan A mer. Pet., e.
Pennsylvania By. ..
People G11 ......
Pittsburg Coal. e. .
Pressed Steel Car. cl
Pullman .........
Rsy Cons. Copper.
Ry. Steel Springs.
Reading, c. . . . , . .
nep. t. et e.- . .
Rock Island, c. . . . ,
Shattuck Copper .
Sinclair Con. . . . .
Slosa Sheffield . .
S. Pacific ......
Southern Ry., c...
Shell s- .
SL L. AS. F.. ...
Sens. , Copper . . . .
Texas Oil ..... .
Texas Pacific ...
Trans. '.Oil ......
Union Pacific, e. .
Union Oil of Del. .
IT. S. Rubber, e. . .
15. meei. c . . , . h
Utah Copper
Vanadium steel .
Vs. Chemical, e . . ,
Wabash .........
Western Union . . .
Western Union . . ,
Weatinghouae Else.
Willys Overland , ,
Total aal
I Open ! HirHl Low Close
1 T 1 1 i n?
86 H 86 H 86 H 86
, ...... 42 H
854 854 854 84 H
39 394 39 89 H
137- 187 186 136
4SH 42 42 hi 42
, IS
84 85 84 84
77H 79 77H 78
98 99 H 97 98
23 H 23 23 H 23H
59 H 60 H 59 H 59 H
..i.. 87H
12514 1254 125 14 125
a a e 88 4
93 94 H 93 93
87- 90H 9
18 13 13 12
.. -,. 55
80 804 79 80.
31H 31 81 81
87 88 37 874
11 11 11 - 10
.-. : .... 22 h
120 121 120 - 118
68 63 H 6S 68
54 54 54 54
7
83 88 83 83
70 70 69 69
13 15 14 14
29 2ft 28 28
32 32 31 81
. . 7 8
'02 93 "92 98
154 156. 154 154
5 I 6 HI- 6 4
I -12 V 121 12 12
143143 143HI143
24 26 24 1 24
60 60 59, 60
.. 85
85 33 83 85
70 70 69 69 H
..... 29
60 60 58 59
..... 80
89 90 89 89 )
SO ' 30 .50 49
88 63 83 84
127 127HH24 127
30 80. 29 30
17 17 17 17--
23 23 25 23
73 74 78 78
i ..... 42
20 20 19 20 .
191 192 190 101
20 20 20 20
40 40 40 40
25 4 26 25 25
175 76 75 76
12 12 12 12
I 80 30 80 80 r
99
69 69 68 68
. .... . 88
7i "71 "71 -71
103 108 102 , 102
i 89 89 39 39
33 83 82 82
59
98 98 98 97
112 112 112 112
16 16 15 13
. .... . .... ... 95
87 89 87 89
00 91 90 91
36l 87 86 86
86 '81 80 j 80
70 71 H 69 70
02 98 92 92
28 29 1 28 29
72 ,72 72 72
24 25 24 25
...f. 9
45 45 46 45
39 40 39 39
14 14 14 14
115 - 116 116 116
81 81 30 81
93 94 92 9$
90 91 80 91
66 60- 8
84 85 84 84
71 71 71 70
8 8 8 7
82 .82 82 82
82 82 -82 82
48
lSgf 19 18 18
Total
stocks. 361.600.
sales, bonds, 38.063.000.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
" Seattle Market
Seattle. Wash.. July 20. (TJ. P.) Potato
Local. 6 He; new California. 77Hc
Chicago Dairy Prod ace
Chicago. July 20. Butter Receipts 18.712
tubs. Creamery extra. 65c: firsts. 49a)54e:
seconds, 84 40c
Erg Receipts 12,906 eases. ' Miscellaneous.
4248e; ordinary firsts. 8941e; firsts, 42
44c: extra. 51 ft 52c; check. S3 34c dirties,
8536
Cneeee Twins, new. 24 ay 25e: dairies,
4 4 25e: - Toung Americana. 2 H a 27e:
Long Horns. 362 He; brick. 26 26 He.
Live Poultry Turkeys. 40c: ebtckenst 31 Her
roosters, 23c; sea, 20 80c; ducks, 30 0 3k.
a
' Balsa Worth Thoasaads '
Ridgefield. Wash.. July 20. Th late rata
ha been worth thousands of - dollar to the
farmers around here, with very little loss oc
casioned by hay being down. Mot . of the
hay down was la shocks to that little da mag
a done. The crops ar looking better then
they have for many years st this season, ae
eording to the reports of many of the old farm
era around here. There ia every reason to as
pect a bumper crop this year.
Cherries Are Tleatlfnl
Cottage Grove. Or.. July 19. The eannerr
M now working a force of 20 persons canning
ehemea. - There seems to be an abundance, of
cherries in the surrounding country. Royml Anne.
nisca- taepuDUcana, moerta and many pi
cherriea.
Eecord Crop of
Wheat in India
Bombay. India, July 20. i record
wheat crop in India for 1920 is in
dicated - by v the . latest estimates,
which places the output at 10,095,
000 ? tons, compared . with . 7.407,000
tons last year. ,
OLD HIGH COST TO
REMAIN WITH OS
, That little relief Is apparently in sight
from- prevailing high prices on food
stuffs and especially in the grocery line,
is the conclusion reached by Fred Coop
er, in charge of the sales forces Of Wad
hams A Co wholesale grocers.
Mr, Cooper aaya: "To heavy demand for mer
ebandiae which characterized the advent of this
year continued during April and May; but June,
which normally la th best business month of
th spring and . summer season, haa shown a
falling off. Thia was caused by a curtailment
ef credit by the basks to atop speculation, a con
sequent hardening of the mosey market, and a
forcing of salsa by the larger retail establish
ments in the country to move surplus stocks and
raalix oaah. Consumer have determined that
6 general decline la prices has begun and are
curtailing purchase. W bop that their ex
pectations will be realised, but so far aa atapl
food products ar concerned we aa no indica
ttona for relief from present abnormal value in
Use immediate future. The- beat that earn be
expected is that continued economy by the pub
lie will bring consumption below production, and
finally force s gradual softening in all lines.
"Tratisportation ' difficulties and . ear shortage
tend to limit : stocks and maintain prices, and
the Impending advance ia freight rates win fan
mediately add to the cost and selling value at
all product. - - - - , 5 ,-
"Tba principal neeetsHie tn th food line era
in aa unusually strong position. : A world's short
age of grain aad tba present record prices paid
for new crop wheat amres a aeaaon of high
value for flour and all other cereal products,
as well aa feed, which affects milk, butter, cbsess
and eggs. .. . .- -
r "While surar has declined 4. esnts per pound
since June 1, dealer and eonsnmers did not pay
more than within 3 cent of the extreme market.
Today' value are three time normal, with no
indications of any adequate relief before .new
crop beet, sugar arrive In the fall. This, to
gether with the high prices of (Ism aad tin, wilt
make all canned fruits and vegetables, aa well as
jellies and lams, extremely high for another year.
"Retailer should not speculate, but can buy
their regular requirements with confidence. Fi
nancial conditions demand curtailment of credits
and prompt eollecUons, and sales should be on
as aear a cash basis as is possible.
PACIFIC COAST BAH K STATEMENT
- Portland Bank
Clearings Tlii week. Tear ago.
Monday .$ 8,163.778.51 $ 6.063.552.18
Tuesday .... 5.969.158.09 , 3.943.014.88
- Spokane Banks ...--.-,.,.,.......
Clearings Tuesday .,........$ 1,
Balances Tuesday ............
" -. etU Sank
Clearings, Tuesday ..........$ 6,
Balance ....... ..... . 1
Taooma Bank
Clearings Tuesday - $ 1,
Balances Tttesday .A .
- San Francisco Blanks
Clearings Tuesday ...... . . .$28,
Los Aneelu Blanks
Clearings Tuesday ......... .614,
.871.400.00
893,481.00
620.311.90
,419.175.00
18S.877.O0
183,825.00
900.000.00
282.538.94
GOX DEFEAT EASY.
SAYS WALL STREET
By' Broadan Wall -New
Tork, July 20. Threat of a
nation-wide railroad strike combined
with the- per cent renewal rate for
money caused great ' 'eakness in the
stock market early Monday. The
street had expected a rally in antici
pation of the labor board decision.
There wag no .short interest out-
atandinar therefore. When th buying
that had been expected tail- to ma
terialize, prices simply faae. To
declines ran from a point or two up
to above 4 points In some Issues.
Rails sniftered alonar with the Indus
trials for; it was purely a technical
decline without any reference to
value. r .
In the afternoon money declined to 8
per cent and there was a. recovery in the
market. In some cases the net advances
for the day were recorded.
On th other hand the business world
wag immensely pleased at the decision
of candidate Cox to make the League of
Nations his chief plank. , According to
businessmen and particularly those in
close touch with the stock market and
therefore in close touch with th man
agement of big enterprises. It will be
easy to defeat Cox with such an issue,
- In the late trading railway equipment
shares were strong. Pan- American fol-
1aai m bunhnilK snnoiu'amtnt from
Mexico that the Carransa program would
. ... . . . . it
never do revived in or. v wn
company. '-v ' " --'
Reduction by the- Pennsylvania rail
road of its clerical force to the extent
of 10 per Cent would be followed by
Others. ' - ' --- '' - .' '- '. :-!
I
I
Substantial Increase in Gold Reserves
Gold reserves of the Federal Reserve bank of San Francisco, according to th
comparative statement of condition of buelnens for th week ending; July 16, how
a substantial increase over the previous week and the onrresporKiina; week of la 1
Th statement just issued show's an Increaae of $5,087,000 over the previous wem
and an increase of $37,840,000 over the corresponding period of The state
ment in detail reads as follows;
t RESOURCES
. Julyl,'20 July. '20 July 18. 19
Gold and gold certificates $ 12.267.000 12.6UO.ooo $ I0.487.vi0
Oold setUement fund. Federal Reserve board S5.28H.0O0 44,0.17,000 27,164,oto
Gold with foreign agencies 6,130,000 ,13u,ooo
Tout gold held by Tanks....... f 62,8!.0OO $ 61.787,000 $ $7,4l.wn
Oold with Federal Reserve agents 112.803,000 loo.no.ooo v,416.0ii
Gold redemption fund ..10.a09.000 9.412,000 1.960.uuJ
.$176,398,000 $171.S8.000 $139.03,(100
. ,816,000 758.000 3&2.0ltt
Total arold ranervee ......
Legal tender note, silver, etc.
Total reserves .......................
Bills discounted
Secured by government war obligations......! 44,191,000
AH others 100,874.000
Bills bought in open market....... ..... 44.125.000
Total bills on hand...:......;,...... $188,690,000
United States government bonds............... J.632.000
United States certificates of Indebtedness...,, 15.l8S.000
Total earning assets '.. .....$206,608,000
Bank premise ...i j -. 23LO00
Uncollected item asyd other deduction from
gross deposits 81,441.000
Five per cent redemption fund against Fed
eral Reserve bank notes..... ........ .v.. . 666.000
Ail other resources 829,000
1177,214,000 $172,127,000 $13,874,000
$ 49.667.000
103.290,000
46.146,000
$199,008,000
3.633.000
11,333.000
$212,968,000
231,000
$ 88.088.(109
11,344.000
lOLllS.OOO
$100.68.001
$.632.00'!
e.eto.uoa
$159. 800.0(H)
400,000
40,800,000 - 40,810,000
85.OO0
$21,000
; 408,oon4
D67.ooa
Total resource. ' ,
.$436,388,000
LIABILITIES
$ 6,399,000
11,662,000
$426,617,000 $341.7S'J.OO0
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by foreign exchange depart.
merit of the united stales national nana.
Liberty .Bond Sales '
(FurnRhed by Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
. . - . ! Open
Liberty 3 H .....9096'
Liberty 1st 4s..... . .
Liberty 2d 4s..... 8470
Liberty 1st 4 V. .. . .
Libeaty 2d 4i...R483
Liberty Sd 4 Us 8860
Liberty 4th 4Vis...520
Victory 4 s . . . . . 4
Victory g4 a .....41582
High Low Close
0096 9090 9094
. . .. 8560
8470 8464 8470
i . . . 8580
8496 8480 8484
8900 8850 8890
8520 8504 8310
958 . 957 SSftO
9584 9680 9580
; Forelam Kxehase Msrltt
New Tork. Jnly 20. (U. P. ) Foreign ex
change opened easier today. Demand sterling.
fS-Si'.?" 1,4! ,n,BC' 12-22; off 10; lire.
17.37. off 20; marks, .0235; Canadian dol
lars, .88.
Dmand sterling waa higher at the close at
83.83. up . Franc cheek were 12.20,
off 8 centimes. Lira cheeks were off 23 at
17.40. - Marks ' demand closed .0263; cable.
.0235; Canadian dollar was .8780.
Iwestasinnt
,-
Is st weekly rrsagTine, Tells
yen just whstt yem gJteexU kxtow
about high grad iietesi stocks
and bonds, skJ how to makei st
prosit on then. Contains nothing
for the) j mast or woman who
wants to get rich quick, but Is
worth mach to those who want
to pttt tbeir sawing and invest,
ing on at snoro profitable basis.
One investor, after comparing
the artatexEtemts in Inweetnaont5
with BaJhsos' and Poor's for
five montka, ays the) awrvice ft
rendexs uaaally coats from $100
to $ 1 20 per year, nrveatxneant"
akiMtsyNbwsyMa(Nil.
'.lit ?. rj
wORSSKKKIBraVsUaVSl
Draft
Cheek.
London Pound
sterling . .$ 8.81
Paris rnuics. .is
Hamburg-Berlin
Mark . . . 2.58
Genoa Lire.. 6.75 '
Copenhagen. .
Kroner. . . 16.85
Christiania
Kroner ...
Stockholm
Kroner. ..
Hongkong
Currency. .
Japan Ten.
Shanghai
Taela. ....
16 85
21.75
72.00
51.60
1.01
Cable
Transfer.
3.8214
S.lftH '
2.56
6.76
16.40
16.40
21.80
72.50
61.76
1.02
Par -
Value,
$ 4.8665
6.1926
23.82
6.1826
26.85
26.85
26.80
42.90
43.00
65.00
If ew Tork. London Silver
New Tork. July 20. (LN. 8 Bar ilr
waa quoted, dotneatie unchanged. 99 He; foreign
was e higner at 89 M , . ;
London. July 20. L W. B.J Bar stiver
was sd higher today at 62d. -- -
. . , ....
capital paid in f... ......
Surplus .................. ......
uovernment deposits ..........
Due to members Reserve aocounL.... 12S.772.000
Deferred availability items 32,790.000
Other deposits, including foreign government
credits- f 6,756,000
Total gross deposits $164,318,000
Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation... 241.13S.000
Federal Reserve note in circulation Net
liability , ..... 10,718.000
AH other liabilities ............ ...... ....... $.156,000
$ 6.3S9.000
11.662,000
2.471.000
$118,863,000
28,181,000
8.992.000
$151,007,000
244.bBD.O0O
10.581,000
" 2,009,000 '
$ -787.000
4,677,000
16.412.000
- 81.410,000
18.413.000
7.74.0OO
$126.12,4,000
. 197,738,000
7.317,000
1,218,000
:V Total liabilities.
Memo: .-.
Contingent liability on bills purchased for
foreign correspondents ..............$
$436.38$. 000
736.000
$426,617,000 $341,759,000
738.000
It I
Insurance
Against
Fire
YOUR property
might be de
stroyed by fire this
very nifht. Is It fully
covered by insurance?
Our third Instructive
bulletin his message
of great importince
for you. If we . had
your address -on our
mailing list you would
receive this message.
Stron?& HadlauJMon
The Average Bonded
Debt per. Acre of these
four rich counties is
only $1.50 .
You know what the value of their productive lands is,
and know, too, the) substantial, character of the counties.
These Bonds -Are General
Obligations of the County
PRICES TO
-YIELD o NET
Denominations $250, 3)500, $1000
Income Tax Exempt
Duo 1921 to 193S
Yakima, Wash. .
Lincoln, Wash. : .
Adams, Wash, . .
Whatcom, Wash.
Issued for Road Buildin Purposes
Costnty of - -
6 BondsYield 6
. - . 1 . . . II . .45 Botxla YleLI 5
..6 Bonds Yield 6
................... 6 Bonds Yield 6
Full Information on request.
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BONDS TRUSTS ACCEPTANCES
limoermena Bldg. : . .
1 1
IS0,I6$ TAX EXEMPT GOLD B0JTD9 OF THE
COUNTY of
POVER
IDA.
YIELD-
Crystal Highway District General Obligation
Dated May t. lilt. Dae Serially 1II.$S
Denomlastlon $109. Price 196 1 Tild i
Principal aad SemLAnaaal Interest Pajrabl at National Bask ef
Commerce, New Tork City
THE Crystal Highway District embraces the most fertile, pro
ductive portion of Power countyr the state's premier grain sec
tion, in the southern part of Idaho. The Oregon fcjhort Line fur
nishes rail transportation.
THE total bonded indebtedness (this Issue only) is but $26,000;
real estimated valuation $1,000.000 lees than $ per cent about
60 cents per acre of the land within t&e district.
Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Oar Expeas V
U:!l
r
Cevrl
IftisMim
4k Dt-uMkS
111
Morris BROTi-m,r7s im
cJk9rPremtercMutvcipal SondrHon0
tvaui j
Morris Bldg $69.11 Stark 8U, Bet. Fifth aad Sixth
Telephose Broadway $11
O ttswrsl
FIRST MORTGAGE
INVESTMENTS
Miller and Lux 7s
Dee
1930
Price
100
Yield
7
v A first mortgage on mere than 806,600 acres of land, eoaservatlvely
- valued it $46,090,896.. . i j
Duquesiie Light Company 6s - 1949 85 7.25
A first mortgage n all the property owned by the Company. ToUI
replaeemest rains of this property Is approalmately $78,oeO,00.
Utah-Idaho Sugar Corp. 7s
1921-30
7.75
A closed first mortgage on alt leads, bindings, machinery "d o!p.
went of th Company.. Net taagtbl assets amoaat to $l!,e0,0, er
over foar times the amoaat of this Issae.
- i . . - I . t '
China Mail Steamship Corporation 8s )
1922-25 100 8
A first mortgare on steamers having a vain of more thaa $! per
ton. Totalortgaged iadebtedaess will be $S.4 per ton.
YEON BUILDING, PORTLAND
Telephone Main 3304 v
Saa Fraaeisco Seattl Jfew York Les Angeles
Order try Wire, Phone, Letter or Call
f Oregon t Mooicipal
General OlbligaMQini
" BONDS
Income Tax Exempt
Prices to Yield:
5.SO to 7.00
u Detail Information Upon Request
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