16
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20. 1S20.
POTATO MARKET IS WEAKER WITH PRICES AGAIN LOWERED
Edited by
flyman U. Cohen
POLES' DRIVE BOOSTS -MARKET
Edited by
Will F. Ucsslan
GRAIN BAGS ARE
BUTTER IS STEADY
FURTHERVEAKNESSIGENERAL
MEXCAN OIL IS
Foreifa Exchange Market
New Tare. in. no : tt n ' 1
.0467; lire cables, .0468; marks demand, .0197,
unchanged; Canadian dollars. .8885.
t ' . , . I r unin ex
ensng quotations were I steady at the opening
iVse" il .Iirm"nd sterling was' unchanged at
doHera.silir "f' 6ii
i.2Lmin1 t15?..el"a 1 2 at $3.60 5
President Chandler of Chandler Motor
Car i company, following meeting at
which regular quarterly dividend was
declared, stated company in position to
III
BUT
II
UP .0003; lire, demand,
maintain this rate Indefinitely.
! " 1 1
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAI, PORTLAND. OREGON
HOG PREMIUM IS
STILL MAINTAINED
ADVANCES
III POTATO TRADING
IN STOCK MARKET
- !
HO
UNCHANGED
imp nroi n r
WATCHED BY MART
flllll ULULII1L
- v Butter market continues to show atead
toes. Effort! to force higher prices
have thus far failed for rJbe reason that
outside market conditions have not been
suitable for such a moTcment-
Earl? la tba Mk aomt interest were talk
In t el pottins the priea of batter probahly 6c
higher, but hers appeared no lustificstin vrltst-
' etrr for rocs. movement from the staKlpnut
cf enprly and demand, r..
It M tn tLat ttw condition of , the tiJ i:
xubt Jirprod bars, bat if as. tJuiiM is
firwt wit'im the next tew days, 't U n-t likalyi
t-i be more then for cent or two,
All butter i moving somewhat bectvt, and
there is no surplus to bother the trade.
Country dmirr batter especially shawinj
strong tone, i'ut Lntn prices eomiaie arovud
Oe pound tcnersiljr.
Thee 'deeirins .portal information resardins
any market thou Id write tbe Market Editor, Ore
son Journal, enelosln stamp for reply.
EGO TRADE HOLDING ITffCHAJfGED
Trade la theses market - continues to drift,
with prices unchanged for both buying and ssll
in. Home aftort is bains made by speculators
to advance fresh stock in order to maks greater'
profits on storage.
peach supply is teby scawti
While carload of 1x5 tU peaches was report
ed in from the Booth durlnc tbe day, the market
in general was almost bare at offerings. Most'
sales were made ground $2 a box.
CHICKEIT . MARKET IS IMPBOVED
Improved demand is showing all through the
ehirken trade along the street. Light bens are
soring around 18c, while an excellent call is
shown for heavier stock at 28e a pound.
GREE7T COBIT IS SELLING LOWEB
Green corn is in congested supply here, and
sales are being made down to tl sack, for good
stock. Receipts at this time are the heaviest
known for many- years.
MEAT SITUATION STEADY HERE
Situation in the dressed veal market is about
steady here, with the, bulk of tbe sales of tops
at 23 Vic a pound. Hogs are also stesdy, but
most of the arrivals tie too hesvy weight t cone
In the top class.
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Blackberries selling around 83.00 8.50 crate.
' Clantatoupe prices still being slaughtered fur
Csllfnrnisn. ;
Dalle Burrell Gem cents tbowing a good call.
Hide market is almost lifeless at the moment.
Hop trs.le b stagnant, with crop conditions
. excellent,
"WEATHER NOTICE POR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau advises: Protect shipments
during next 80 hours against the followiug ilss
'ioium tempersturea: Goint north, 78 degrees;
northeast over 8.. P. AS. R. R., 88 decrees;
east to Bsker, 84 degrees, and south to AsuUnd,
02 degrees. Maximum temperature at fJrtlaud
Saturday. 88 degrees. r , ;
WHOLESALE PRICES IN POETIA5D
These s re prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
eept as otherwise noted:
Dairy Products
BUTTS R Selling price, box lots: Creamery
prime, parchment wrapped, 8Se lb. ; prime firsts,
7o lb.; firsts, 56c lb.; smaller lots at an sd
isnesv Jobbing - prices: Cube extras, 64c;
brats. 62c
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis. 62c;
country stations, 87 58c
OLEOMA RGARINb retf brands, 40c; ordi
nary, 83 c; bakers. 33c; Butmargarine, 1-lh.
tartims. 82c per lb. .
CHEESBSelling price: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon, fsncy triplets, 82 83c per lb.; Young
America, 84 85c Prices to jobbers f. o. b.
Tillamook: Triplets. 29c;-Young America, 80c
Belling prices: Cream . brick, 40 42c Selling
pncci Block Swiss, 4840e; Um Burger. 40 0
2e per lb.
KGGS Buying prieal Current receipts,
748o; candled, selling price. 62 0 58c; se
lect, 540 55c per dosen.
LIVE POULTRY Selling price: Heavy bens.
27c; light bens, 15 18c; hesvy springs. 20c;
old roosters. 10c per lb. ; turkey, live. ( );
ducks, 2530o lb.
v Fresh Vegetables and Fruit
' FRESH FRUIT Oranges, $5.75 (g 7.50 per
box; bananas, 11912c lb.; lemons, $4,509
5.60 per' crate: grapefruit, $5.00; cantaloupe.
California Standard. $1.501.75; pony, $1.25;
flat, ; 75c; Malaga grapes, $3.50 per crste;
aeedless grapes, 88.25; peaches, $2.00 box;
peseta plums, $1.00 IS 1.60 crate; pears. $4.50
6 6.00. .
APPLES New, $1.00 1.50.
DRIED FRUIT Dates, Dromedaries, $7.50;
Fr. $4.00 per box; figs, $'i.605.00 box.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: New
Walla Walla,. $1.60 1.76; garlic. 25o per lb.;
green onions, 25 0 40o- 4oxen bunches; onion
sets. I7el8c lb.
POTATOES Seeing, price: Oregon fancy,
2.25 ( 2.75.
. BERRIES Blsckberries, $3.00 8.50 crate.
VEGETABLES Turnips. $8.50 sack; car
rots. $4. 0O sack; beeU, 00c dozen bunches; let
tuce, $1.75 crste; cucumbers. 2350o box;
tomatoes, 76c &$ 1.00; egg plant, 7e per lb.;
hroeeoU. ( J bell peppevs, 1 2 tic; celery,
$1.20 doxen; string brsui, So per lb.; green
com. $1.00 61.50 sack, i ,
Meats and Provlslefit ,
COUNTRY M EATS -Selling price: Country
bogs. 23 24c lb. for top blockers; heavy, 18c;
veal. 23 He; heavy veal, 16c lb,
SMOKED MEATS "Ham, 4246e per lb.;
breakfaat bacon, 42 0 68c; picnics, 25 per lb. ;
cottage roll, 33c per lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 23c lb-i tie res basis,
compound. 20c. , , ,
: ' Fish and ShelHtsh
FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook. 17
lSe lb.; halibut, fresb. ,15 18c pet lb. ; stur
geon, 11; black, cod,. lO&llo lb.; kippered
salmon. $2.50 per 10-lb. basket; kippered cod,
82.3.5;. Tasor clam-s ( ); crabs, $2.7503.75
doxen; ling cod.. 68c lb. , , . ;
!i: . Oroceriea
SUGAR Nominal prices,1 . refinery basis:
Cube. $22.10; truit and berry, $21.25; D yel
low, $20.65; granulated. $21.25; extra C.
$20.80; golden C. $20.76.
HON El New. $7.00 0 7.80 case.
RICE -Japan styk. No. 1, 11c; New Orleans
head 1 ; Blue Kcee. 14 i e per lb.
SALT Coarse, halt ground, lOOa, 817.25 per
ton; 60s, $18.75; table dairy, 60s, $27.26;
bales, $3.80 4.00; Isncy table and dairy,
$311.50: lump rock, $26.6lr per ton.
BEANS Sales py Jobbers. SmaU white.
7 He lb.; Urge white. 74e lb.; pink. 8 He lb.;
lunaa, 12 He; bayou, 11 fie; reds, lOHc; Ore
gon bean buying prices, nominal. 6 He lb.
CANNED MILK Carnation, S6.50; Borden.
86.50; Astor. $ti.40; Eagle. 812.33; Libby.
; $0.5i( Mount Vernon, $6.40 per esse.
COFFEE Boasted. 34 48c in sacks or
drama. -
SODA CRACKERS In bulk, 20e per lb.
NUTS Walnuts. 85ft40e Der lb - ilnih
88c: filberts, 82c in sack lots; peanuts. 14 H
15c; pecans, 25c; BraaUs, 35c
Ropo, Paints, Oils
. ROPE Sisal, dark, 18 He; white, 20c lb. J
standard M-nila, 26 He . - '
. LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls.. $1.69 gsL;
.kettle boiled, bbls., $1.71; raw, cases. 81.84:
boiled cases 81. Bo gallun. '
COAL OILi Pearl or water white in drams
or iron barrels. 17 He gallon; cases, 30c per
gallon.
GASOLINE Iron barrels, 20 8)80 He; re.es.
41 He; angina distillate, iron barrels, 16c; cases.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota, 15c; 500 lbe..
, 15 He per lb
TURPENTINE Tanks. 82.26; cases. $241:
10 case lots, lc less.
, v Hops, Wool and Hide
HOPS Nominal. -1812 crop. 70c pound.
-S--8. bU5 (aU weot) llcTgreea
hide (all weights). e; green or salt calf (un
der 15 pounds), 20 022c; green or salt kip (15
to 80 lbs.). 12 915c; salt balls, Be; green bulls.
. 7c: dry hidea, 20c: dry salt hides. 15c; dry calf
trader 7 lbs.). 25e lb. '
SALT HORSE HIDES (Large). 84 each:
salt horse hides (medium), $3 each; aalt horsa
bide (small). $2 each. . '
PELTS Dry tine long wool pelts, 15e; dry
. medium long wool pelts, 12c; dry coarse fona
. wool pelts, 10c lb.
SALT PELTS Salt tons wool pelts.' $2.00 9
S.00 each; aalt lamb pelts, SO0 75e each; aalt
shearlings, 25 0500 each; 'salt clippers. . 15 0
25e each.
MOHAIR Long, 25c; short, 15e It .
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow. Tc:
Ho. 2. 6c '
. CASCABA BARS New peel, 8 Ha lb.: old
peel. 10a par lb.
: Chicago Dairy Prod nee
' Chicago. Aug. 20. (L N. . B.) Butteiv
Receipts, 10,063 creamery extra, 55c: standards,
extra firsts, 40053c; packing stacks. 35040 H.
Lgg Receipts, 10.509; miscellaneous, 43 0
- 45c; ordinary firsts. 4243e; firsts 46047H;
checks, 33 g 33c; dirties, S3 88c.
- Cheese. twms new. 24 H 0 25e; daisies,
2 5 H c : Young Americans, 25 H 0 26c ; long horns,
25 H i26c: bnck. 23c
Ije Doultry Turkeys, 45c; chickens. 28 9 84c:
roosters. 85ej sprinfis, S4e; geese. 22 025c;
dacka. 92c - !
: HOW HOGS BTJI.ED
-Portland 1 ..... i ... .Steady -
$17.2;
Chicago ............ Utse lo wr UM
Kansas City ........ l-elowef flS-ls
Denver
..Steady
1S.$
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
: Bogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Friday ........I. 541
Week ago 1T
2 week sea ..... 084
4 weeks ago . .... 84
Tear ago ....... 1 53
3 yean ago ...... 600
5 years ago ...... 47
4 years ace 213
: 68
-I
SR$
.1 41
i27
i
1 84
1A
91
- 88
12
4
.
14
285
487
788
88
718
1582
4 Ten loads of livestock reached the
North Portland trade for thoi Friday
seasion. General conditions were steady
with former orices in effect. I
' Rather fair run of hogs put into the yards
for Fridays morning activities. Demand was
steady hen at the liberal premium I over the
eastern trade, notwithstanding farther depression
there.-----" :';- I -i f -'- :' "
- General bog market range:! 'I
Prime mixed ...j... t. .$16.50 0 17.28
Medium miTad . -. 16.04)016.50
Rough heavy L . . 1O.OO013.OO
Smooth heavy .............. .18.00918.50
Pigs ...................... 12.80 018.00
' ' 1: Cattle Hold ttsastr : ' '
Just a small run of cattle was shown in the
yards Friday. One lot of fair quality bornea
staff eeme forward. The trade firsred that if
this had been dehorned aa extra Quarter would
have been available. Is general the market was
considered steady, i
General oxUle range:
Choice grsas steers .....,.....$ 9.60910.00
Good to chcice steers ......... 8.50 0 8.60
Medium to good steers ........ 7.50 0 8.50
Fair- to good steers ..
Common to fair steers ........
Choice CO we and heifers .......
Good to choice cows and heifers.
Medium to good cows and heifers.
Canners ..... ............ .
Bulls . . k
Choice dairy cattle ..........
Heavy calves ................
T.est light calTes ..:. ..........
Best f eedera .................
Fair to good feeder steers. ......
Fair" to good .. . .
r 7.00 9 7.60
6.OO0 7.00
7.2S0 T.OO
6.25 0 7.25
: 8.23 0 S.25
2.73 0 4.7$
5.00 0 6.00
18.OO01.oo
7.OO0 O.OO
11.60 0 18.OO
7.000 7.50
8.00 0 7.00
5.75 0 7.25
Mutton Situation unchanged
For Friday there was no change in i sentiment
in the sheep and lamb alleys at North Portland.
A fair mo . was shown for the day and prices
ruled within previona limits, i . i
General sheep and lamb range: I
Prime lambs ............ j . .8 8.00 9 8-00
full Iambs ................. 6.00 0 , 7.00
Yearlings . . ....... ........ 6.00 0 7.25
Wethers J.. 6.00 0 6.60
Ewes 2.26 0 8.00
Thursday Afternoon Sales I
J v :, STEERS i : ' ; t .
No. . At. lbs. Price I No. i Av. lbs. Price
25... .1182 $ 8.75
25.. ..1162 $10.25
3. . . . 980 8.00
25. . . .1112 D.50
23.... 103 8.1)0
25... ,1188 10.50
1....1070 8.73
.1070
- i COWS - - : -
1.... 880 $ 5.50 I 2... .1085 9 4.60
2. ... 865 7.50 i
'-!-- iCALVGS i
1.... 810 $ 5.50 1..
- i HOGS
170 $15.80
802 816.00
220 17.00
188 . 16.75
880 14.00
6.
1.
5.
1.
.. 208 $17.00 3. .
.. 220 16.00 , t..
.. 176 17.0O . 6..
.. 260 .16.25 1..
LAMBS
.. 48 8 5.50 I 11..
14.
11.
62 $ 5.50
.. $2 7.60J 7,... 124
WETHERS !
. . 127 $ 6.25 v i .1
Friday Momlna Sales . ' I
i cows ' :
8.50
116V
No.
I.
'1.
. 1.
( 1 .
5.
Ave. lbs. Price. 1 No. Ave lbs.
Price.
980 8 8.50 I
1. ...1060 8 8.00
. U 7.0U I
. 880 4.50 ' 2
.1210 0.75 I 24
.1118 8.00 I
BULLS
.1200 $ 4.50
! CALVES
. 134 8.50 J
i STEERS
. 877 8 8.00
HOGS
. 848
.1049
8.50
8.75
HI.
t.
2..
8. .
..
1. .
1..
. 220 817.00
.170 17.00
$16.50
14.25
14.00
14.00
' 16.75
131
I860
16.00
18.50
18.75
143
220
100
1.... 1401 lft.00
i LAMBS
18. .
82 $ 8.75 140.
62! $ 7.60
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES -
' ' Chlcaoo Hoos 81S.7S 1 -r;-':
i Chicago, Aug. 20. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 13.000; 15035c lower. Bulk. 814.10
(15.60; top. $15.75; heavyweight, $14,400
15.50; medium weight. $14.75 015.65; light
weight, $14.85 015.85; light lights. $14,00 0
15.40; hesvy packing sows, smooth, $14,00 0
14.35; packing sows, roagh. 313.65 014.00;
pigs, $12.75014.50. f
CatUe Receipts, 4000; steers, strong; cattle,
slow and steady, i
I Beef Steers Medium -and ' heavyweight,
$12.25016.25; choice and prime, $16,250
17.50; medium ' and good, $12.25 016.25;
lightweight, $10.00 012.25; good and choice.
$14. 50017.25; common and medium, $8.00
014.25.-. -.-, ,, - ,
Butcher J 1 Cattle Heifers, " $6.00 0 15.00;
costs. $5.00012.50; bulla, $5.00011.50.
(Canners and Cutters Cows and: heifers.
$4.0006.25; canner steers. $4.5007.00; veal
cslves (light and handyweight), $14.00015.00;
feeder steers, $7.50 012.25; stock er steers,
$5L50 0 10.75; stocket cows and heifers. $5.00
0!!.OO. 3 j:1- - I . f.f
Sheep - Receipts. 10,000 ; steady. Lambs
(94 lbs. down), i $10.50 0 13.00; lambs (culls
and common),: $7.00 010.00: yearling j wethera.
$71.7509.60; ewes. $5.5007.85; ewes - (culls
and common), $2.5005.00; breeding ewes,
$5.75 010.73: feeder lambs. $10,75 012.30.
V i Omaha Hogs $14.76 I
Omaha, Aug. 20. . ( I. N. 8. ) Hogs Re
ceipts, 5500; uneven, 10 25c lower: Bulk.
$18.75014.25: top, $14.75. . t - '
CatUe -Receipts, 2000. Beef " steers and
butcher stock, steady, 25c lower; veals, ,50c 0
uuu lower; stockera and feeders, dull.
nneep -receipts, az.vuu;. steady
classes,, i - - i -
J Kansas Cltr Hews S1S.1B
on all
Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 20. (X N. S.)
Cattle Receipts, 1200; weak to lower. Steers,
$9i00 018.00; cows. $6.00011.00; stockera
and feeders, $5.00 012.00; calves, j$ 9.00 0
13.00. . i '-- -i
Hogs Receipts. 1700; 6e to 15c lower.
Bulk. $14.80015.15; top, -$15.15; heavies,
$14 75915.16; lights, $14.90 015.15; . me
diums, tl4.90915.16. - . ! T
Sheep KeceipU, 3000; about steady. Lambs,
$11.25. - , . - - !., - -: i 7-
' Denver Hogs 81S.60 1 i ! '
Denver. Colo., Aus. 20. IV. -P.)- Cattle :
Reeeipta. 200 1 steady. Steers, $8,000 12.O0:
cows and heifers, $6.00 0 9.00; .tockera and
feeders, $6.00 0 9.00; calves, $8.00 011.00.
Hogs ReceipU. 200; steady. Top, $15.60;
bul. $14.73 015.60.' r - !
Sheep Receipts. 1000 : steady. I. Lambs,
10 75 011.25: ewee. $6.00 05.75c feeder
lssnbs, 810.00011.00. !
. Seattle Hoes, 817.2K -
Seattle. Aug.. 20. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 89; lower.! Prime lights, $16.50 0 12.75;
rough heavies, $14.00 014.75; medium to
choice. $15.76016.75: pigs, $18.00 014.00.
Cattle Receipts, none. , t r 1
oheep-Keceipts, none. . f (
ii- - ; -- .. e .: R I -"
POTATOES A IO If G- THE COAST
fi i eatt9 Rtarkst 1 J
Seattle. Aug. 20. U. P.) Potatoes: ! East
Washington Netted Gems, 3 08 He; locals, 2H
08c .. , 1 . i . .. . i
- Lea Angefea 8arket - r f -
Los Angeles, Aug. 20. (L N. S.) Pota
toes Local Early and White Rose, fancy No.
1 mostly $1.3501.50; No. 2, 75c$l hig;
sacked. $2.75 3.00; Stocktons, mostly $$,25
0 8.50. j . i ... ,
San Franelseo Market ' ' '
San Franciaen. An. n ir. v
New. 6 H 0 8 : old. 1 0c : sweets. 6 0 8c
Onions Yellow. 31.60 0 2.00; Australian
brown, $2.00. . ,
. Field peas,. 5c. 1 ' " - i '
. F -i.:... i e ' 'H"'vil: -S"
DAIRY PRODUCTS OF THE" COAST'
' ' ' " Franetoeo Market ,
San Franeaoo. Aug. 20. (U. P.) Batter
Exrras, 62e; prime firsts. 60c
E Extras. 67c, firsts, 5 le; dirties No,
i,6.2-,"11 Imlteu 61 51 He; ondsrsised
polleu. S7a- l
Cheese California flats . fancy, tie; firsts.
27a. r : j
Seattle Market
Seattle. Waac,tAag. 20. (U. P.) Batter;
Creamery, cubes. 68c; bricks, 69c -,
Egge Fresh ranch. 68c; pullets. 47a : ?
Hans, 25 087c " Z
Los Anoeiee Market !
Toa Angetes. Aug. 20 (L N. S.) Butter.
3c per lb. . :, . . .
Eggs Fresh extras; 86e; case count. 53a
pullets. 48c; peeweee. Sle. ount, 03e.
fryers?S2cT?e,1S 8582c; oroUe. t4e;
.-!! Caieag-e Potato Market t-
unicago, Aug. 20. (I. w a
47 ears; JerseTeobbW 3250 0 TT- ast
aota and oaiiy Ohioa. a 2 an as o S A Jtuln"
4.... 148
20. .... 110
2.... 2
8 183!
7.... 107!
: Further extension of weakness la phow
Ing - In ; the Pacific Northwest potato
trade. , The dullness in i buying; is ' in
dicated not nlyvat Portland bat Is even
more 'impressive in the Washington and
Idaho sections. . , - - 5-V- i i- - f-
Indicating the further weakness In the- gen
eral trade is the fset that -Yakima is : today frseiy
offering Not 1 stock at 82 a cental, freight paid
to Portland, in carload lota. Thia price is low
er than what the trade here has been making
purchases of similar quality from home growers.
- Up to this time best potatoes have been sell
ing to - the wholesale trade ap to 82.25 per
cental, but nothing above f 2 is now available,
and the trade is scarcely willing to make pur
chases at tbe lower price. ' . j : i
Considerable stock- is being offered on con
signment here and this is more than sufficient
to take care of all wants of i the trade at the
moment. , l - I -- j
Wheat Is Lqyrer
At the Opening;
Corn Also Down
Chicago, Aug. 20. (L N.I S.)-f-With scat
tered selling and tome buying on the decline.
wheat opened 1 to IHe lower for December
and 2 to 3e off for March. . i i
Cera opened wKh. a light eorame of tmainees
to ykc jower xox oepiemoer ana e to.
off for December. There was acattered eom
tniuinn honae aelling. ; ! - I '
Oats opened hi e lower for September and
H e off for December, with a light trade. There
was seme buying of December after the start.
Provisions opened light with September , lard
lower. ; j. - i
Chicago -range by United Pn
j . v. WHEAT j
Open. ; High. I
Low.
234
: 236
1S8
119
ed
l 66
2375
2465
1807
1850
. 1475
: 1615
Close
237
238'
144
122
67
7
2400
2480
1617
' 1850
1477
1515
December
March
September
December
September
December
8erbember a
October . '
September
October - . .
September
October . .
Sept. .... . ,
236 . 237
237 288 H!
CORN , j
140 H .145 I
1204 122:
OATS j
66 68H!
67 68 Hi
PORK
. 2410 2410;
. 2483 2490
LARD '
.. 1825 1840!
. 1880 1880:
RIBS i
.. 1475 1477
..1520 1532:
. BARLEY I i ...
104A 105 H 104 105
105A 105 104 I 105 HB
Dec. .
Cash wheat No. 1 red, $2.56 0 2.56 H ; No.
2 hard. $2.64 0 2.56; No. 8 hard, $2.54. i;
Yakima Section ' j
Is Prosperous, Is ;
Eailway j Advice
The prospects generally throughout the Yak
ima valley are for a very prosperous year, sg
cording to reports received by W. D. Skinner,
traffic manager of the Spokane, Portland A
Seattle railway, from U. F. ' Diawoodie. traveling
freight agent of that line in the Yakima valley
territory, which includes Granariew, Sunnyside,
Toppenish, Granger, Zilla. Donald and Wspato,
Wash. - - ; !-- I i
Crops, with the exception of peaches and ber
ries, are in very good condition this year ' in
that section. The principal crops are alfalfa
and timothy - hay, apples, . peaches and enough-i
grain for stock, r eed. - At the present time the
second crop of alfalfa has just been taken off
and stacked and preparations ' being ' made for
the third crop. The second crop averaged three
tons per acre and buyers are offering $18 to
$23 per ton, baled; with very "little being soW.
farmers claiming that they cannot make any
money in selling at less than $25 per ton, on
account of high . cost of irrigation, baling and
labor. ?..! -. -
The apple crop, while not so good aa in
former years, as to quantity, is going to be of
much better quality and sise. i i . ...
The berry crop, which consists ? mostly of
loganberries, and the grapes, are not very heavy
thia year owing to the past winter i freezing the
" The peach crop win be very J light. ..The
cantaloupe and melon cropa are very good ' this
year but are not finding a very ready - market,
for all the quality is- the very best. - ii
GRAXW CORPORATION PROPIT TO !!
BE GIVEN" THE GOVER5MEN fr
f Washington. Aug. 20. (I N. S.) President
Wilson has ordered a farther reduction of the
capitalisation of the United States Grain cor
poration from $150,000,000 to $50,000,000.
In July, the president reduced, -the capitaliza
tion $300,000,000, and the amount was turned
into the treasury. The $100,000,000 of the
present reduction also will go into : the treasury.
The remaining capital stock of the corporation,
together with about $30,000,000 profits, will
be returned to the treasury when the corpora
tion completes its work in a i few months, it
was announced. ;
New York Batter and Epg-s
' New York. Aug. 20. (L N, S.). Butter
Market firm; creamery extras. 56 068 He:
creamery firsts. 61 0 66 He; creamery higher
scoring, 56 H 0 6Oo; State dairy tubs, 45 0 56c
Cheese Market steady; whole milk specials,
27H 028Hc; whole milk fancy. 25 H 026 He;
whole milk, fancy Young Americas; 28 029e;
skims, specials, - 16 017 He: skims, choice,
14 16c; skims, ehoice to good, '12 014c
' Eggs Market firm. : Nearby white, fancy, 70
9 72c; nearby brown, fancy, 60 0 65c; extra.
57058c; firsta. 47 0 63c.-. j J-;vj ., , j
r '-' 1 ' !' I New" Tork- Metal : Market -' '..
New York, Aug. 20. (L N. S ) Copper i
Easy; spot to October, offered; 19. i
Lead Quiet; spot f to September, offered.
9.16. -
Spelter Easy; spot to November, offered,
8.15. i . - .- --- : - i . I ; ,-.
" Dried Fmlt and Seais
New York. Aug. 20. (L N. &) Beans
Market steady. Marrow choice. $9.00 011.60:
pea ehoice. $9.00 0 7.60. , j
' Dried fruits Market - stesdy. Apricots, ex
tra choice to fancy. 25 g)27e; apples, evapor
ated, prime to fancy. 11 918 e; prunes, 80s
to 60s. 17 H 0 25c; prunes. 6s to 100a, 11
0 1 8 H e : peaches, extra choice to fancy. 19 W
027c; seeded raisin, choice ; to, fancy. 28 H
025e. ,f .i! i ; ,
New York Wool and Hides ,
New York, Aug. 20. it N. 1 S.) Woo!
Market weak; domestic fleece , XX Ohio. 36 0
67c: domestic milled sconred basuc 40cAtl.lki
domeetia Texas scoured basis. 6Oc0$1.8O.
man Ms met stesdy; nauro steers, 23 0Z8c;
branded-steers, 23 025c . :
New York 8 agar and Coffee
' New York, Aug. 20. (D. P.)-1 Coffee
7 Rio. 8 He; No. 4 Santos, 14 015c
-Nc
Sugar Centritagal. weak; i raw, 811.000
12.04: refined, unsettled; granulated,. 317.10
022.60. - I
Berrr Season Closed
Sandy, Aug. 20, The locsn sad raspberry
A. Palmer gave a big party for his harvesters
test night, serving ice cream and ease. The
berry season is at least two weeks later eat' this
way than in the valley. , i . ..
i .Naval Stores Market::'
; New York. Aug. 20. (L N. S.) Turpen
tine. Savannah. 81.45: N. Y.. $1.59.
Savannah. $13.40 913.50 - K.- Y..
Saa Pranelseo Foaltrr Market
fUn Francisco. Aug. 20. (U. P.) Broilfcrs,
52f!52c: Uw 28040c; Ibeat ducks.
26 0 28c :
Saa Franelseo Grain Market '
Ran Francisco. Aug. SO. liTT t t.
A-wV es vv, '.. - t . .... .....
MlBBeapolis-Dmlata Ptax ; -'
Doluth. Aug. 20. (L N. 8. ) -Flax. 8.82 ;
October. S.86 ; .IOT,mber, 3 37 ; December.
S.S5; track, S.S108.37: arrive, 8.$1.
. Minneapolis Flax, 3.28. j. .
:!f:.--"; . '" 1 '" vV fVs'.','i.:i.::f:
: i New York Potato Market
New York. Aug. 20. (I. N. Si) Potatoes
tin bulk, barrel or bag)' Market firm: nearh
white, $3.00 08.50; Southern,, $L0 0 4.60.
Hearing's before public: service com
mission of New York today on petitions
of roads entering; city for permission to
put Into effect sew schedule f rates, .
Mew Ver. . 0. it ?
martlet etoeed steady today. U . a. Steel artor
aesUng up te 88 reacted to 88 and Baldwin-fell
from 10SV t10S.
t Reading was a demand for a time, moving
a to 80 V, freea wtiloR it rsaotad te , .
Sexiean Petrewm after selling a 1604 fell
back to 168. .ene StuSeoaker yielded overf 1
P2JZJk' sonde unchanged; railway and
ether Sends steady. i .; "-
New York, Aug. 21-(U Na)-Thre
were general advances at the opening' of
the stock market today, ranging from
fractions to 3 points. The -higher prices
brought In a moderate! supply of stocks,
and some recession occurred." Baldwin
made a sain of to 105. U. S. Steel
moved up to 88, but later lost this gain.
Mexican Petroleum opened up 1 point at 167.
reacting to 156.-: i - I
- There was scarce supply v of Psn-A mertoan.
which advanced. 2 poinu to 84 on a few
transactions. I . i
Tbe motor stocks were in good demand, Kelly
Springfield makiag a tain of S points to 76.
Heading continued to reflect accumulation, ad
vancing to 88 . At the .end of the first
15 minutes the stocks that had reacted moved
up again and the tone became ateadier.
There was a material change in tbe condi
tions in the .market todays buying orders being
numerous and commission houses more active
than for many week. - ': - f: 1 '
Baltimore A Ohio moved up 1 to 37. Read
ing was strung, advancing 1 point to 88. ne
steel industrials, after the first IS minutes, made
snbetantial gains, U. S. Steel selling at 88 , and
Baldwin moviraj up to 105. I
. There was vigorous buying also In jthe
petroleum issues,- Pan-American advancing over
2 points to 84, and Mexican Petroleum 2
to 158 : . r j
Furnbhed by Overbeca j A Cooke company.
atoard or Trade bmJding.
DESCRIPTION :
I Open Hign Low I Cloae
Alaska Gold ......
Allia Chalmers. . ,.
Alloy Steel
Ainer. "Agr. Chem . .
Amer. Beet Sugar. .
Amer. Can. e ..... .
Amer. Car Fndry . .
Amer. Cotton Oil. .
I
20 tl ' 30 30
89,
77 77 77 77
73 74 72 73
53 34 S3 34
133 184 133 183
25 26 25 25)
13 14 13 14
70 72 70 71
94 95 94 94'H
21 22 21 21
65 65 55 63
35 v 86 85 35
114 114 118 H 114
83 i 84 88 H 84 .
98 j 96 96 90:
111
78 79 78 78.
12 12 H 12 12
51 52 51 51
81 ' 81 81 81
105 106 105 105
85 j 38 85 37
78 ; 75 73 74
19 19 19 1
118 119 118 118
54 j 55 64 65
56 67 56 66 H
7 7 7 T
S3 : 84 . 33 33
70 - 70 ' 69 69
18 . 14 13 14 .
25 ! 26 25 25
85 i 85 85 34
78 ' 78 78 78
88 ' 89 88 88
186 187 135 135
6 . 5 5 41
12 ! 12) 12 12
61 61 61 61
141 141 141 140
21 22 21 21
30 : 81 80 31
72 i 72 72 72
24 ! 24 24 24
51 63 61 53
37
85 ; 86 85 , 85
88 84 88 84
46 46- 48 45
78 ' 79 78 79
125 125 125 12$
24 1 24 24 24
19 20 19. 19
18 18 18 18
28 24 23 2$
67 H 88 67 67
44 44 44 .44
11 i 12 11 11
157 160 166 158
19 ; 19 19 18
89 89 39 39
25 - 25 H 25 26
..... '58
78 1 74 73 ,74
10 10 10 10
83 33 83 33
84 ; 94 94 94
71 i 72 . 71 .71
0 91 90 80
. 73 78 73 72
3 j 3 8 -3
83 i 86 83 85
40 ; 40 40 AO
27 I 28 27 28
12 12 12 12
94
..... Ill
14 14 14 14
93 . 93 03 93
87 j 90 87 89
81 ; 81 81 81
81 83 81 81
34 j 84 34 184
26 ;27 25 28
63 ! 67 63 65
91 92 91 92
26 j 27 26 27
62 63 62 62
49 , 49 48 48
24 25 24 24
105 108, 105 106
... .. ; ..4 i9
84 85 84 34
10 . 10 10 10
117 117 117 117
I 64
I 27 ; 28 27 27,
85 s 86 ,84 85
61 81 50 60
87 t 88 87 88
61 61 61 81
69 ,70 68 69
64 : 65 64 H 65
. T . 8 7 7
..... ... . 82
47 ; 47 47 47
16 16 18 16
Am. 11. & Lea tli., c
Amer. lnt i Corp a.
Amer. . Loco., e . . .-.
Amer. Ship & Com.
Amer, Smelter, c.
Amer. Steel Fndry:
Amer. Sugar, c . . . .
Am. Sumatra Tob . .
Amer. Tel. A Tel..
American Tobacco. .
Amer. Woolen, c . .
American Zinc ....
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison, e. ....
Baldwin Loco., e.
Bait A Ohio, e. .
Bethlehem Steel. B
Brook. Rapid T..
Butte A Superior .
Canadian .Pacific.
Cent.. Leather, c. .
Ches. A Ohio....
CvGt, W.. e. . .. .
C. M. St P...
C. A.M. . W
Chile Copper. ...
Chine Copper. ...
Colo. F. A I....
Cons. Gas .....
Corn Prod., e.
Crucible Steel, e .
D. A B, G., c...
Erie, c .......
General Cigars . .
General Electric .
eneral Motors . .
Gt Northern Ore.
Gt I Northern By .
Greene Cananea .
Gulf States Steel..
Ice ' Securities ...
111. Central ....
Ind. Alcohol - . .
Ins. Copper ...
Int. Paper . . . .
Int. . Harvester . .
Int. Mer. Marine,
lnt Nickel ....
K. C. Southern, e.
a.ennecott Copper
Lackawanna Steal
Lehigh Valley . . ,
Middle - State Oil
Mexican Pet . .
Miami Copper . , .
Mid vale Steel ... .
Missouri racilic, c
National Knamel . .
National Lead . , . .
Nevada Cons. ......
New Haven ......
New York Air Bkc
New York Central .
Norfolk A Western.
Northern Pacific . .
Okla. Ref. A Prod..
Pan-Amer. Pet., c.
I'enn. Railway . . .
People Gss . . . . .
Pierce Oil -V . , . . .
P-ssed Steel Car. c.
Pullman ........
Ray Cons. Conner .
Railway Steel Sp'gs.
ueaaing, c ......
Royal Dutch
R L A S., e. ..
Rock Jaland. c . . . .
Sinclair Cons. . .-. .
Sloes Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern" By., c . . .
Studebaker, e ..... .
SbeU ...........
S. L. A S. P...,,,
Swift A Co. .... .
Tenn. Copper ....
Texas Pacific ....
Trans. Oil, - . .... .
Union Pacific, c. . .
Union Pacific, pfd. .
Union Oil of Del,.
V. 8. Rubber, c. .
V. 8. Smelt A Ref.
U. "8. Steel, e.-.. . .
Utah Copper. . ... .
Vanadium Steel ....
Virginia Chem., c .
Wabuh ..; , .- . . .
Western Union ....
Westinghouse Else.
Willys Overland . i .
Ev. DiVi 1 ner cent.
t77tS!ooo, tOCk, '4i20 hwre,i I"3-
PACIPIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks I
Clearings This Week.
Monday ...,t 7.157,870.79
Tear Ago. "
t 7.943.271.75
$.880,803.33
5.808,120.10
4.912.823.91
- 4.438.904.41
Tuesday
8.715,273. 08
Wednesday- .
Thursday .. ..
Friday .....
5.547.125.84
5.764.037.16
6,201.958.66
'"' ':-' Seattle Banks ,
Clearings . Friday .......,,.,$ 4.877.037.00
Balances Friday I. . ,,L 864.34t.00
Yaeoms Bankt
Clearings Friday ; ........ j, .. ,t 698.540.00
Balances Friday ....... j, 135.262.00
,' apokarte Banks
Clearing Friday 1.660.785.00
Balances Friday .. . v. . . 894.383.00
.. .. Ban Francisco- Banks -Clearings
Friday ...... 4 ... 1 24,300.000.00
Le Angsts 1 Bank
Clearings Friday
, . . , . j. . ..$ 10.748,161.00
ENORMOUS DROP IN COTTON
AT NEW YORK OPENING
' New York Aug. 20. (L M. 8.) The cot
ton market bad a big opening today with Initial
trades in almost every month, August dropping
125- points and other positions 25 to 60 points
on the first call. ... .
- Selling was heavy in general, doubtless due
to weaker spot marketa. t Cable were lower,
support here was poor, - mainly from shorts.
Conditions in the drygocds trade and absence of
crop -damage new appeared to have discouraged
all bull activities. . i ....
At the end of the first - 20 ri'"ftw the list
was still heavy at about 85 points net lower.
A alight closing rally left the market at a
net decline of 69 0 1 60 points.
Spot cotton was steady p today. Prices were
75 point tower at 3360. , No sale.
'- Furnished by Overbeck A Cooks Co., Board
o Trade building: -. . i . v j - i
-i - Open. -High. ' Low. Close.
January ....... . 2592 2598 ,2520 2530
March ......... 2575 . 2580 ''2512 2520
April-' ....... 2550 " 2570, . 2545 26d$
July j.... 2835 , 2545 2475 . 2470
October 2750 2770 2692 - 2717
December ....... 2660 : 2682 2603 28J.0
aJrerpool Cotton - Irreeralajr
. r-
Liverpool. Aug. 20. (1 "M, 8.) Cotton
spots opened dull; price Irregular sales, 4000
bale. .American mid., fsir, 8007; good an ids..
3732; fully mids., 2607: mids., 2482; low,
2101; . good ordinary. 1767; ordinary, 1657.
Futures steady. i ,
Money nna Zxehaage
New York, Aug, 20. (L N. 8.) Call money
on the floor of the New York stock exchange to
day rfted at 7 per cent; high. 7 per cent; low,
T per cent Time money was firm. Rate were
9 per cent" i . -.... i
- The. market fog prime mercantile "paper was
steady. Sterling exchange was steady, with
business la bankers bills at $3-64 tor
: - . , r
HOW WHEAT RULED
Bid Loss
Hard white tM ' ..
Soft white t41 ..
White elab tM ..
Has winter ............... i f as . .,
Northern spring ............. 2J0 te
Red Walla ...... . . ..... .. .... 38 ' . .
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
-Cars-
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
roniana r nosy, ivu
Year ago; .... 14
Season to date... 1927
Year ago. . . . . 928
Tscoms Tbursd'y 12
Year ago. . . . 30
Season to date. . 856
Year ago..... 413
1 i 2 6
2 5 j 4 2
17 117 '76 182
80 139 122 281
.. r2 ... ....
5 . . . . . 10
11 142 8 94
35 ... 42 150
2 8 ; ... - 8
1 2 4 9
86-63 ! 1 108
59 63 87 193
Haattla Thnra. . 2
Year ago. . .
Season' to date.
- : Year ago. . . .
1
. 156
277
Further depression is noted In the price
of grain bags. Holders have ! become
panic stricken. Bags are being freely
offered for spot delivery in California
at 12 cents each for No. 1 Calcuttas, but
there is very litie demand at that. '
Bag purchase at' Pacific Northwest interior j
point " continue oi nana-to-mouin cnaracrcr.
Many of the dealers who purchased higher priced
stock are naturally asking full vslnes, but others
who bought cheaper are underselling them. On
the basis of the present California price, bags are
today not worth more than 13 cents each in
Portland, which mean not above 16 cent at in
terior point. V
" Wheat market was under pressure in tbe East
ern trade during - the Friday morning session,
with lower prices forced. Activity is by n means
pronounoed. in the Pacific Northwest -
Coarse grains are showing a steady tone gen
erally, this being true of both oats and barley.
Broomhall (Cabled) :
: United Kingdom Harvest progressing- slowly,
being delayed by rain. Samples of new wheat
are satisfactory but some of the new oats show
depreciation from the beavy rains.
France Harvest practically completed Har
vest of wheat will probably reach expectations;
Import requirement this year light.
German y Harvest is earlier than umal. con
dition of crop over average Fanners have
sown a large acreage and put a lot of work In.
so s good yield is expected.
Netherlands Weather favorable for harvest
ing, which is progressing sati-fsctorily.
Australia Further beneficial rains have been
experienced so that the land is in excellent con
dition and the crops promise to turn out in good
shape, there being good moisture .for the roots.
- India Agricultural conditions generally help
ful, although the rainfalls at seeding time have
been rather light - -
i Argentine Weather continues fine in most
part of the country. . A fairly large acreage
planted to wheat and the rainfall although not
abundant has been ample for the sowing of the
crops. '
FLOUR Selling, prices, mill door: Patent
$12.95; Montana spring wheat $13.25: Wil
lamette valley brands, $11.20; local straight
$10.80; bakers' local. $12.95 013.26; graham.
$10.80; whole wheat $11.05. Price tor city
deliveries 1 5c extra; 'suburban. 20o extra. --
HAY Buying - prices, nominal:: Willamette
timothy, fancy. $23.00 0 29.00 per ton; vetch.
$23.00; cheat. $29; straw, $10.00; clover.
$22.00; grain $23.00; alfalfa $24.00 0 25.00
a ton. -
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deli v.
ery: No. 1 Calcutta. 11013c; domestic, 13e
in car lots; lefts amounts higher.
MILL8TCFPS Mill run at mill, sacked,
$59.00 0 60.00. , , -' j
OATS Per ton, buying prices': Feed.' $48.00
049.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed, $47,00 0
4-8.00; milling, $46.00 0 47.00; rolled barley,
selling price. $57.00 0 68.00. t
SEED Buying price: Red clover, recleaned,
80e per lb.
Merchants Exchange bids::
WHEAT
-."..;."
Oct
232
231
. 230
230
232
228 .
Sept
1- 232
. 231
. 230
Hard whit
.Soft white
White club ...
Rard winter . .
-. .
northern spring
...... 232
Red . Walla
228
FEED OATS
I Aug. Bept
Ne. 2 white ..t ....... 5000 480O
Nc 2 gray........... 4500
i BARLEY
Brewing ............. 490O
Feed ............... T 4900
'.CORN
Nc S yellow (bulk!..,. 6400
Eastern (bulk) ........ 6450
4600
"4800
4700
6850
4800
4700
6350
6350
6250
Sales 1 00 tons eastern No. 3 yellow corn,
September shipment. $63.60. , r
- . FOREIGX EXCHANGE BATES
Corrected daily by foreign exchange depart
ment of the United States National bank.
Draft Cable - Par
Checks Transfers. Value.
London Pounds
sterling ...$ 8.58 $ 3.59 . $ 4.8665
Paris Francs. 7.11 7.12 19.80
Hsmburav Berlin
Marks .... 2.00 2.00 23.81
Genoa Lire.. 4.63 4.63 tt ' .19.80
Copenhagen
Kroner ... 14.75 14.80 i "" 26.79
Chris tiania ' I
Kroner ... 14.75 14.80 26.79
Stockholm
Kroner ... 20.40 ' 20.45 26.79
Hongkong t ...
Currency... 80.25 . .80.75 ;
Japan Yen.. 61.79 52.00 : 49.84
Shanghai.
Taels 1.15 1.18 i .....
Liberty Bond Bales
- Furnished by Overbeck A Cook Co., Board
of Trad building. t
Open. High. Low.
9000 9009 8990
Close.
8990
8460
8422
8468
8440
8788
8470
9358
9568
Liberty 8 H .
Liberty 1st 4s. ,
Liberty 2d 4s.... 8422 .8422 8420
Liberty 1st 4 Ks. . 84 58 8474 8468
Liberty 2d 44s.. K130 S450 8428
Liberty 3d 4 14 s. , 8780 ! 8800 " 8778
Liberty 4th 4K 8460 8472 8460
Victory 4 4s ... 9560 9564 9556
Victory 3s ... 9558 9562 9568
Eogue Kiver Pears
SeUForHiffh Price
Medford. Aug. 20. The first cars of
Rogue River valley Bartletts. 1920 yop,
sold " Thursday In Chicagoa one c:S
grossed $2886 or an average of $5.55
per box for the entire car. Another car
containing some of second grade sold for
$2783, an average of 15.28 for the entire
car. The above sales break ail records
of Rogue River valley Bartletts In car
load) : lots. Up ' to Wednesday night
there were 78 cars of pears shipped east
and seven cars to canneries. ',
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- . New York, Aug. ' 20. The stock
market rallied Thursday as the Bol
sKevists fled before the Poles. Prr
feskional traders ' seised ' the oppor
tunity to tSover their short contracts
before the Red menace should be
proved a complete bluff and the
politicians be restored . to reason. The
bankers helped this by holding call
money down to 7 per cent all day. :'
' On the floor of j the exchange there
were cheers as the market advanced, but
the advance was nothing wild. Many
business men who are being pushed by
their bankers are taking advantage of
every rally in the market the cash In.
Some of the leading commission houses
are advising cuspmers to do likewise, i
The buying started with the earliest
transactions, and was persistent throughout-
the day. Motors And oils were
leaders, because it 'was in these that
there had been the greatest selling. Rail
road equipments were also strong toward
the last, particularly Baldwin.
Announcement that the City Service
company had, through- a subsidiary,
brought in a 65,000 barrel well in Mexico,
led the street to strain its ears again In
the direction of Mexican Petroleum of
fices. The company has three wells .with
in striking distance of oil. Report is that
the Pan-American will increase its divi
dend at the September meeting, and
again' in December, with an additional
stock dividend at the end of yie year.
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Dated Jane U, 118. Bus Jane 15, 19SJ. . .
DENOMINATION $500
Price 92.65 to Yield 9
Principal and semi-annual interest 3une 15 and December 15. Payable
In gold coin of! the United States nt the agency of the Royal Hank or
Canada in New York City or at the offices of ?Morla Brother. I rS!
.. i FI?TAJrCXAL STATEMENT
Assessed value 'for taxntion 1918.. ,. 9Ri777.
ar!r5.,TJ,0cJ,udKr, above ISlSkti -
"iSgund4!:::::::::::::" z.au.oo
Waterworks debentures. ......................... . 60iooo.oo
. Ferry debentures 1S3.0O0.00
Locar lmtrovement debt , 935,625.00 8 122 773 u
- (Rile payers' share.) , i
Net debenture debt 811 630 4''
Value of municipality's assets 4,S3M46;oo
The City of North Vancouver is a suburb of Vancouver, British Co
lumbia, area 2950 acres, situated across the bay from the latter city It
has a population of approximately 10,500 people, and Its securities have
always been considered very aafe and desirable investments.
This issue oft bonds is a direct lien and general tax obligation of the
- entire city, all of Us taxable property, wealth and resources being pledged
j, to pay interest and principal aa they become due. We recommend thene
bonds as exceptionally desirable, with an unusually high interest yield
As a matter of ; fact, it would be difficult to duplicate this opportunity
from an investment, standpoint. ; i i
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Legality Approved by B. L. Reed, K. C of Bowser, Beed & Wallbridge,
t j , Vaacoarer, B. C.
Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Oar Expense.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier
Between
&th Wad Stir
3treets
r
fell!
1 1
First Lien and
8 Gold Bonds'
Dated August 1, 1920.
. ,v . Denominations $1000 and $500
THIS company, serves southeastern Washington and
northeastern Oregon, Includinr Walla Walla, Yakima,
Vancouver,! Astorix The Dalles. Pendleton, Hood Fiver
and Lewiston. Idaho. The company's : growth and earn-
ings over a ten-year period Indicate a strong and sub
itan'tial condition. 71 of company's electric capacity
is hydro-electric. ' , j
We recommend these bonds for investment
Price1 98J : Yielding over 8
Complete detailed informatioc on request
BOND
Dadd & Tilton Bank
Oldest inl the
Northwest "
EDEML.I
LADDtTlLTONl
DANK, 1
10-Year 7 Per Cent Collateral Trust
Gold Bonds v !
- ' , j ' .
, Price 100 and interest-to yield 7
. Denominations $500 and $1000
These bonds are secured by pledge, with Guar
anty Trust Company, . New York, Trustee, of
' securities with a market value of over 125
of amount of bonds. ,
Corriplete information on request.
We recommend these
BOND DEPARTMENT
Ladp & Tilton Bank
OWeif in 'the
Northwest
eCMBES?"
EDERAL I
.SYSTf
YIELD
9 .
Bfanlelpal Bond Hosse '
Established Q Barter of a Century " Telennons '
Morris Bldgn $ 11 Stark 8U Broadway
Capital One Million DoUar. Sill
We offer the unsold bal
ance of our interest in
$1,000,000
Pacific Power
and Light Go.
M
General Mortgage
Due August I 1930.
I1!
DEPARTMENT
EMMST
i Washington
and Third St.
SVSTiae
We Of fer for Investment
Our Allotment in
$25,000,000
NeW York Central
Railroad
!
bonds for investment.
Washington
and Third Sts.
M.
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