THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
15
CRANBERRY SEASON IS' OPENED HERE WITH SUPERIOR STOCK
ZHltedby
Hymaa IX. Cobon
READING SECURITIES TRANSFERRED
Lklltedby.
eTUlF.BeaaUa
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER , 18,- 1920.
CHEESE 3 Ml ON
IMPROVING
E
While the cheese mirkct Is firm and ac
tlve for the better known stock, some
of U leaver known brands are dragging
andeclling67e a pound below the top.
White th rectnt dtnre of lr Pound at
TUlaasook gave th wiarkrt a somewhat better
uiderton; other dMnrt. bare not ntucb.
success a hei.- merketlng end. 'Jood tw
selling et Uu f:tortr. down to 8 To pound fee
Kecer.tly there ha. been a vsry liberal Ire
pmt.ont ir. the demand for cbese at ; twrn
point, snd general sdvsnce iln price Mje r.
.ult, Thi. s quickly redf to tie eoaat
Usde wlrt (he resultrng advance by Tilhnnnok.
At the beet, however, the market htre U
m mewhat niliH but pmnl indk-Uioias ait for
s further impro renin',.
Those deairlng eiwcial ln'ennalioa regarding
any market liould write the MiTktt hditxr,
Oregon Journal. eiiclising tUmp (or reply.
tOO TRADE SHOWING 8THE3GTH
Trad In the egg market continues to show
tlrencth here with general (. o. b. bidi foa cur
tent receipts at 5Se a dosen, Portland delivery,
although .me buiinee baa been shown le above
this.
cfjNt
BTTTER IS BEING CONSIOSED
Indicating a weaker tone in the butter trade
in Han ' francisee to the (act that oonaifDracnU
are belag mad from Portia nd tnttrad of f. a.
b. tales. No price change are shown here st
et
POULTRY MARKET STILL ACTIVE
Activity oontinoea fenerel in the poultry mar
ket here and all thr.niih the !it price are be
ing held firm atomy front attest. Recetpta are
moderate and arrivals are eaatljr cleaned up.
tMAIUCET
BASKET
RiTAlL PRICED
GROWERS ARE HOLTMNO 8PCDH
While a frw tale, of fancy potatoes bare
been confirmed In raflotd loti at $1-80 p'
cental at country points, moat of the growers
are holding for $2 00 or bitter. Indication
point to greater offerings during the coming
wet.
By Bymaa H. Cohea
Mrs. Coiurarrier has found at last that
cheap, priced flah ts good to eat 'Since
I rTm mentioned thia fact In The Jour
nal there baa been a congeatlon of
women buyer at tha fish markets to
secure this stock. Tone of this low-
orlced etearkr haw. bIm.. Msa -
wctu arwvu VU1U .kllU
aarjittonal tons art beinr ordered for
MIC. 1
The fish trade la beginning- to chanare
Ita mind aa to whether the public wants
to bur foodstuffs when It Is cheap.
Wednesday there was only one firm sell
ing; thia 10c aalmon, but today there are
many firms Tilling- to let the public
have what It wants, and at a price It
can afford to pay.
Thia aalmon 1 wi.at la commonly
called "fall Chinook." It ts not of bright
color as Is the spring- caught Chinook,
but the fish Is of good edible quality and
the flesh la firm. It la very good for
canning.
Just how long the blgr run will con
tinue is not known, therefore those that
desire cheap fish for canning: had bet
ter lone no time In the purchase.
Brighter colored salmon Is being sold
retail at 20c a pound by firms unwilling
to profiteer. There Is not the slightest
excune to charge more than 20c a pound
for the best salmon at this time and
consumers are advleed that they can
purchase it at that price.
The- following prieei rale gene rally in retail
ahnpa for (nod quality. Some values are frac
tionally -higher sad inferior l tuff fractionally
lowr.
flutter Beat creamery. T0T5e.
Kftfrt-rFrrah laid. 70c dozen; ordinary freih.
60(65. per dosen.
l-oultry Chickens, dreaed. ell 9 50c per lb.
Fish Salmon, 10 f 20c ner lb, ; halibut, 25
0 30c per lb.
Klour Fleet local patent. IS. 20 4 SO per
aark. 4 0 Ibi.
Potatoes Barbink, 34r.
Onionn Dried, 3 H 64c per lb.
Blarkberriea Oregon lB20e per bos.
Oreen Corn 8040e per dozes
COUNTRY MEAT HALES I.IBEKAL
With lacrtaiied offering of both real and
heea, galea along the wholesale way are now lib
eral, liwt af top eeala going at 2Sc to ita Vie I
a pound wrth the milk of the top nogs arr.und
Z 5c, although s friction more wag obtained
here and there.
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Hweet pntatoaa lower.
Hnowdrlft cooking fat up He a pound.
t orn market firmer at II. 711 to 12.00 per
sack for bent.
Arflll trade eery active at good prices.
IjctlUve in better runply and lower at 11.75
per erate.
Tomatoes in good aupply at S5e to $1 10 box.
WEATHER NOTICE FOR ftlllPPERS
Weather bureau adrte: Protect ahlrmienta
during the next 88 houre agalnat the following
mul mora tempera turns: Going north, 60 de
gree ; northeast orer the Hpokane, Portland tc
Keettia railway, T2 decrees; est to Raker. 72
degrees, and south to Athland. 7.1 degree Max
imum temperature at Portland Friday, about 05
degree. .
HOGS TOUCH 'Mi
AT NO. PORTLAND
Hoe. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
289 134 7 217
871 147 5 1OS0
208 1M ft 87.1
B20 27 11 810
4 AO lii 3 B68
881 490 12 0.19
100 1X4 14 850
4S3 104 ... S4
WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTL.ANDJ
i nmte are pnoen retailers pay wooieeaiera, ea
eept at otherwise noted:
Dairy Products
HOTTER Railing price, bog kite: Creamsry
prime, Derrhment wrapped.- COo lb : prima, flrata,
84e lb.; flraU, 81c lb ; amaller lota at an arl
eance. Jobbing price: Cuba extrsa. AO; firsts,
58' dilnr hntter, liuytng price, 40o per lb.
Bl'TfEHFAT Portland dlirry baU, 80
A trada; 65s B iradg; enunlry itatloru, 40 0
84'' pet lb.
OI.r.OMARaArttNE Heat bmnd. 40c; ordi
narv. 38 Mc; beters, 88c: nuUuargarine, 1 lb.
cgrtonr 83o per lb.
CREKHC Selling nrice: Tillamook, fresh
Oimn. faoey trtnleta, 84 0 88c per lb.; Toung
Ameriraa. SAMS He. Price to Jobbers, f. o. b.
Tillamook: Triplet, 81c; Toung America, 82.
Railing price: Cream brlrk, 40 M2c Selling
prii-a: Block Swiia. 48(4c: Umbsrzer. 6 9
4 2r par lb.
K'jtlS Buying price: Current receipts, B
Title; candled, telling price, 83 9 83c; select,
84 41 85c dosen.
I.IVK POl'I.TRT Belling pries: Heavy ben.
80 A 81c lb.; light h-n. 22o lb.; spring. 80"
n2t ; old rnomen, 12 (14o lb.; turkeys, live,
1 ) ; uurki. 25SOc. v
Presh Vegetables and Fruit
FltKSH VniMT Oranges. t8.8RA9.flO pa
box; uaoanas, 13si)I8Vtc lb; i-mons, gS.OO
B TO erate; grapefrulf. IJ.llOSil llO; rants
loupes, 82. SO; Malaga grape, f2.252.75 per
rrgtr; Tokay. fS 2i: black, $2.75; seedier)
grapes, 12.75; tieachss 82.00 2.50 box;
Plunb. II. 50 01. 7.1 crate: pears, 12.00 0 8.2A;
wstermelcns, 1 Vte per lb.
APPLES New. $1.5008.00; crabappleg, 4e
per lb.
IiRIK.Il FRUIT llate. nmmedarle, 17.50:
Fard. 14 00 ir box; fix, 13.50 t 4.00.
ONIONa Hellin. price o retailers: New
Walls Walla, 11.50; loral 12.80; garlic. 2Se
per lb.: gren onions, 25(g) 33c dosen bunches;
r.nlnn ret, 1 2e lb1.
POTATOF.8 Helllni price: Oregon fancy,
12 .103.00; tweet. 7V4lxc lb.
TIFRR1F8 Blackharrie. 2..1 oral.
VEtiKTABLKS Turnip. 12.50 srk; car
rots, $2.(0 lack; beau, 60c dosen bunches; let
tuce, 11.75 crate; cucumbsr. $1.50 sack;
tomstnes, $ef,l 10; ,fe plant, 12c per lb ;
hreci-oh, - ); bell peppers, 78r; celery,
81 25S1.50 dosen; string beans. Bo lb.; green
com, 30S)3fte per dnaen.
Meats snd freeltlens
COfNTRT UK ATS killing price. Country
hog. 25a per lb. for top blorksr: heavy,
lie; el, 21 23 H c; heey eeal. I To.
SMOKED MEAT8 Ham. 42 9 48c par lb.;
breakfsat baron, 42fKSc; picnics, o9e p., lb .
cottage roll, 8e per lb.
l.ARD Kettle rendered, 28o lb.; tie re
bssis, compound, 20c.
Flih and ShetlfHh
FRKSH FlflH rUlmon, freah Chinook. 14 0
18o lb.; halibut, fresh, 18 20c per lb.; stur
geon. ( ); black rod, '10 Ho lb.; kippered
aalmon, $2.50 per 101b. basket; kippered cod,
12 35; ragor elema, ( ) ; crabs, 12.753.73
dosen : ling cod. 0 0 8a lb.
OTSTURS Eastern, per gallon, 85.00;
Olimpta, $5.50.
.819 60t 10 75
. 18 7510.25
. 17.25(917.73
. 152BSS17.26
. 14 2517.75
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCN
Ihureday
Week ago
Two week ago. . .
Four weeks sgo .
Year ago
Two yean ago . . .
Three years sgo..
Four years ago. .
Hope showed a further advance for
the day with tops at $19.75 while cattle
were slow and sheep steady for Thurs
day at North Portland. Receipts we're
small In all lines.
In the hn alleys la addition to the idvanee
of 25c made late Wednesday, there tu i further
rise of 25c Thuredsy morning with extreme top
St 819.75 for the morning. Receipts for the
North Portland alleys wars limited sod s quick
cleanup of offerings was ahown.
Ueneral hog market range:
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Smooth heavy
Rough heavy . . . .
IMS
Oat tie Are Slew
While there were tew early tales la the cat
tle alleys at North Portland Thursday, the un
dertone of the trade Indicated weakness. Ar
rival for the day were limited sod shaded Quo
tations were Indicated.
I-ower grade cattle were down about 2o later
in the day.
(ienerat eattls range!
Cbole grass steers I 9 2.1910.00
end to choice tteers 8 25 0 0.25
Medium tolrood steert 7.25 8 25
Kale trt good rteers 75 a 7.2.1
Common to fsir teers ft OOtf (1.75
Choice eowt and heifers 7.25 8.00
f'.ood to -hoice cows snd heifer. 6.25 ( 7 25
Medium to good cows snd heifers. 8 25 6.25
Csnners 2.78 4.75
Bulla -5.00 0 6 00
Choice dairy calves 18.00 0 18.00
Hears- ealraa 7.00 S.OO
Beat light 'calves 11.00 18.00
Medium light calves 0.00011.00
Rett feeder 6.80 0 7.00
Tsir to good feeders 1.50 ty 6.50
Sheep Hold Steady
In the sheep alleys there was a limited run for
Thursday st North Portlsnd. Trend of the
trade appeared steady and former quotations
were nominally continued.
Ceneral theep and lamb range:
Prime lambs 8 9.50 A 10.60
Cull Iambi 00 8.B0
Yesrllnga 6.60 0 7 7.T
Wethers 6.00 6.75
aes 2.25 0 6 85
Wednesday Afternoon Sale
8TEERS
FBI CRANBERRIES
ARE NOW ON SALE
The first cranberries of the 1920 sea
son have made their appearance In the
Cortland trade.
Twenty boxes of the finest cranberries
that ever arrived Hera during the initial
marketidg have been received by L 8.
Martin, selling representative it the
Cranberry Q rowers' association.
The stock cams from the J. S. Dentnger
boga near Baside sad were aot only of ex
cellent quality, but of good size snd color.
The stock told to the wholesale trade at $8 a
box, - which Beans a fraction mora to . re
tailer. According to word reoeivsd from Mr. Dell
inger the picking has started very slowly. The
crop pruspecu ars about aa previously mentioned;
some of the growing interests figuring upon
20.000 boxes for the lower rirsr districts, while
others ssy that a 25.000 bog crop will be
gathered.
The crop has appeared on the market earlier
than norms!.
Chicago Wheat Is
Opened at a Loss
With JLight Trade
OhiCaaO. Sept 15. L N. B.) Grain fu
tures declined en Us beard of trade today un
der the influence of heavy liquidation in Sep
tember corn.
Oats alone duplexed sny reatstaacs to the
selling prmnure. Provisions weakened a btt
early, but finished higher.
Th close left December wheat S V4 e lower
snd Msrch oif 2Vc. September corn dropped
3 to lUc: Iiecember V to 4o and Msy
Vt to He September oat lost He; December
gained a muelt and May declined c. Pork
gained 70 to 90c: lard was 5e lower to ss moan.
higher and rib gained 30c.
SUGAR Nominal pries, refinery bssta:
Cube, 119.13; fruit and berry, 818.10; D yel
low, $17.70; irsnalated. $18.$0; extra C
817 90; golden C. $17.80.
HONEY New, 17.00 0 8.OO case.
RICK -Japan style. No. 1, 11c; New Orleans
bead, ( ); Blue Rose, 14 lb.
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100. 817.23
per ton: 80. 118.75; table dairy. 80s, $27.25;
bales, $8.50 0 4 00;. fancy table and dairy.
884 50; lump rock, $26.50 per ton.
BEANS Sale by Jobbers. Haull white.
7 He lb.; large white. 7 ; pink, 8 He lb.;
lima. 11 He; bayou, llfcc: red, 10 He; Ore
gon bean, buying prices, nominal, 8 He lb.
I'ANNtD lalUC Caraatlorw 86. BO: Bordem.
stl.BO; A. IOT, 86.40; Eagle. Iia.ll; Libby,
$ 5); Mount Vernon $8.40 pn case.
m fitfTtK RcaJted, $40480 In sack or
drum
son. CRACKERS-Tn bulk, 20e per lb.
M'TH l IRS S 11m ..a n. . atMAiMl,
37 H 028 He; filberts, 83c In sack lots; pea-
nuu, niteise; pecans, soo; atraaus, soo.
, Rote, Paint, Oil
nOPK Htagi, drk, ISHe; whU. 20a lb.;
ttsndard Mstills. 26 He
I INHKI-;i OIL ltsw. bbls, 11.84 gsLl ket
tls boiled. blilL. $1.71; raw, oases, $1.6; boiled,
eases, $1.71 gallon.
COAL OIL Pesrl or water white, la dress
t iron bsrrelt, 17 He gtllon; eases. See per
gallon. '
OAAOLINK Iron barrels. 290 80 He; esess,
4 1 H c.
WHITE I HAD Ton lota, 15c; BOO -lbs..
' 15 He per lh.
loTc.l.,.T,?8-esIink, 11 ,; J U;
Mopi, Wool teg Hide!
h.rtJ. !tZ Vk. ti'm welshts), lie; greeu
?o 80 Tbil ZlIP''' rM" M kl
to au IDM, 12015c; tan null 9e: Sresn
bulls. 7i dry hWl. 30e; dryait hill 15e-
dry calf (under 7 lb.), J3
SALT HORSE HII)fcer--(IAPg)--i4 asrh
sit bone hides lmil"VjT ?e?
. - wro, ami aotse
hide (rmall), 82 each.
, - " " long woo peitg lig. ln
medium lon wool peiu. UeT dry loin, fall
woot pelts, 10c lb. ' eon
SALT PELTS Salt long wool naita a an m
$2.00 each; ssit lamb pelt? loa Tslf'if Jtt
Se'secn " MCb: UWr? ale,
MOHAIR Long, ISe; hort. IBo lb
No1 2 5c.W A14 0,utMa: uitow, ts;
CA SCAR A BARK New pael. s lh.-
peel. 19a per lav .
Nertk westers Klear Oatpat
Hour output for tea ton ending September 1
PorOand. 1.564.135 barreU: TaccSTlflSI '.
IVXV&L 8TttU' .'.00 karma. Total
Vw'5,wTl aMRVlssV
n. Ar. Lb. Price. No, Av. Lb. Price.
27 1034 $ 8.85 I 80 926 $ 7 50
80.... 1004 7.80 26 973 7 75
18 1032 7.75 I 4 625 6.00
COWS
6 1028 t 6.60 S 1180 4 5 00
1 070 6 50 4 . . . . 817 6.60
'8 930 5.30 2. ... 620 6.60
5 986 4.00 $ 048 3 00
6 951 6.2 1....1U0 6.00
2.... 980 4.50
CALVES
1 110 814 00 I 1 300 $12.00
1 . . . . 180 14 00 1
BULLS
1....1150 I 5.00 ' 1 1130 8 6 0
MIXED
5.... 487 $ 5.50
HOtlS
8 283 118.00 45 198 119.00
10 18$ 19.60 2..y. 245 10.23
4 235 17.23 22.... 192 19.25
t 188 18 00 2.... 405 17.26
18 189 19.25 S3..... 307 19.25
S 870 17.50 IS ... . 287 19 60
10 180 19.80 .... 180 19.50
1 140 18.00 8...-. 201 19.50
1 380 17.00 14 97 15 50
1.... 170 18.00 1 460 17.T5
1.... 440 17.00 5. ... 196 19.00
16.... 202 19.00 1.... 270 18.00
2.... 310 1 25 2.... 11$ 1T.00
8 210 19.25 10 168 18 23
1.... ISO 17.2S 6.... 21S 19.50
4.... 172 19.50 1.... 190 I9 60
7 242 18 90 2.... 215 10.19
1.... 400 17.29 4.... 177 19 25
LAMBS
SS.'... 84 $ 0 00 I 81 $ 8.50
EWES
IS 185 3 4 00
rhlcsgo. Sept. 16. (I. N. S ) With a light
trade aod bnyiag ia a email way by commission.
houses, wheat opened unchanged to He lower.
Buying in com was confined to short cover
Inge on the break, and thia commodity etartad
e to 1 Ho lower for September; to lHo
off for December and H" to lo lower for May.
Leading commission houses wers free tellers.
Oats opened H e lower to Kc higher, with
light mixed trad that was festureless.
Provisions started slightly higher en scat
tered baying and a light trade.
Range of Chicago prices as famished by the
United Press:
WHEAT
Open. High,
rtecember ... 241 24 1 to
Msrch 230 - 286
CORN
September .. 132 H 132H
December . . . 110H 112
OATS
September .. 60 61 H
December ... 68 H 634
RTE
September . . 1924 198
December ....174 174 H
DAKbki
September ...102 102 102
December 10 J 102 100 H
OILS ARE HIGHER
AT THE OPENING
New Tork, Sept. 18 (I. IT. 8.) Trad
ing; la all of the varloai exehaages in the
financial district waa saspeaded this aft
ernoon oa aceoant of the Morgan bank
exploilos. AU raimrjfri of the Cotton
Exchange fled from the balldlng.
New Tork. Sept 18. (L N. S.) The fol
lowing announcement is made at the Stock Ex
change: "The stock clearing eorporstion directs that
there will be no dealing sheet tonight Notioe
regarding day clearing branch operations will be
issued later in the day.
"H. S. MATIN.
''Assistant Secretary."
New Tork, Sept. 16. (L N. S.) The goe
eming committee at a special meeting thia after
noon voted to open the stock exchange at the
regular hour tomorrow.
New York. Sept. 18. (U. P.) Prices
were generally higher at the stock mar
ket opening here today. United States
Steel opened at 884. off Vs ; Studebaker.
63H up ; New York Central, 74H. up
H: General Motors, 21, up hi: South
ern Pacific, 94H, up 4 ; Texas company.
51H, up hi ; Central .Leather, 62. un
changed; Southern Railway, 28. un
change ; Republic Steel. 80V. unchanged.
Oils were the fsvored mocks during the early
trsding. Mexican Petroleum made an early
high at 177. Sinclair got above S3. At'annc
Oulf sold st 146. up 4. Steels wers led by
Heplogie at 83 up 3 H.
WHEAT STARTS AT
A LOWER PRICE
HOW WHEAT RULED
Bid. Loss.
Hard white e le
Soft wblte tS te
White elah te
Hard winter ...Mi e
Northern sorts s- 246 le
Bed Walla
stocks n
STRENGTH ON CURB
189
4c
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
-CARS-
PoTtland, Tours.
Tsar ago
Season to data. .
Year ago
T scorns. Wed . .
Year ago
Season to date . .
Tear ago
Seattle, Wed . . .
Tear age
Season to data . .
Year ago
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats.
48
69
S376
204 5
13
il
742
1103
12
84
858
1183
88
99
'i
21
46
'i
72
84
IS
141
436
1
194
1
2
78
123
6
2
188
212
1
4
34
66
1
S
24
184
Bay.
e
2
280
448
5
2
210
281
4
4
475
89S
Furnished by Overbeek
of Trade buiMnxg: -
st Cook Co., Board
OV 8CRIPTION :
lot.
236
231
12TH
110
60
62 ?
10
171 K
Cash barley. 102 0118.
ruBS
Close.
1ST 4
232 H
1294
110H
60
63
1904
171
103
100.
September
October . .
September
October . .
September
Oe toner
2475 2515
2485 2520
LARD
2019 2030
1039 304O
RIBS
2470
2475
2019
2020
1745
251
2520
SOSO
2040
1780
1783
1745 1785
Cash wheat No. 1 red 82 49 r 8.49 H: No.
2 hard 12.47 H 02.464 : No. S hard 82.480
2.47; No. S spring 82.47 H.
WHEAT TS ARRIVING AT
ASTORIA rOB EXPORTING
Astoria, Or., Sept. 18. Announcement was
sosd today that the new erop of wheat is ba-
S.nning to arrire at the port terminals in fsirly
nod quantities. There are now approximately
4500 long tons of wheat on atorart while 11
eerloads arrived yesterday and nins more today.
All this grain is consigned to Kerr. Oifford eV
Co. or to the Pacific Grain company and is to
be shipped lor expert in the immediate future.
During the past esaon 1304 carloads of spproxti
mately 1,600.000 bushel of wheat were handled
at the Astoria terminals. Space in the elevator!
end war booses which ha already been reserved
show that at least 4.000,000 bushels will be han
dled there thia lesson.
Offerings of other traffic art) also being re
ceived end plant are now being made to place
the windows and doors in the computed por
tion of the warehouse on Pier 3. so it will be
available for storsge cargoes within the ooming
t.w weeks.
AMEBIC AIT LIVESTOCK PEICE9-
Thursday Mornlni $ita
No.
2.
8.
IS.
ft.
11.
. e
12.'
a.
9.
0.
8.
1 .
1.
Av. lbs.
. . 735
. . 720
. .1375
STEERS
Price.
$ 8.00
5.50
T 25
CALVES
210 $ S.OO I
s.syi.. a
805 g 4.50
1170
12.
Av. Iba. price.
..'$10 $ 7.00
208
206
209
204
181
15
230
150
201
ISO
S10
0.00
$19.25
19.50
19 35
19 25
18.73
19.23
1760
' 1.TI
19.50
19.00
17.00
. 1 880 I 4.60
S
4 807 316 30
8 106 17.80
4 445 17.2J
181 17.76
7 137 17.26
4.... 282 19.10
9.... 170 19.73
2 195 19 50
1.... 420 16 50
Ohloaeo rloas SI 730
Chicago. Sept, 16 (I. N. S. ) Hogs Re
ceipts, 16.O00: alow. 'Bulk. 815.75 917.40;
top, $17.50; heavyweight, 116.25017.30; me
dium weight. 316.80017.00; lightweight,
116. 90017. 50; light lights. $16 5 17.40;
hesvy parking sows, smooth, $15.78 016.50:
packing town, rough, $15.40 15.75 ; pitf.
$15.50017.00.
Cattle--ReeeiptA, 14,000: steady to itrrtng.
Beef 8teem Choice snd prime; 117.250
18.25; medium snd good. 112.50 0 17.00;
lightweight, $16.00 017.65; good and choice,
$15.00017.85; common and medium, $8,750
14 50.
Butcher Cattle Cows. $12.75 016 23; bulla,
$3.75011.50.
Canner snd Cutter Cow snd heifers,
l4.8B08.no: eanner steer. 14.60 e 7.50 ; Teal
calves (light and handyweight) , $11,00 0
18.00; feeder steers, $8.60012.50; stocker
ateer. $6.25 010.50; locker oowa and helfera.
$5.00 e 9.00.
Western Range Cattle Beef steers, $9,50 0
11.00; cowt and heifera, 1 00010 50.
Sheep Receipts. 20.000 : 25c lower. Lambe
(84 U. down). 112.26 0 14.83: lamb (cull
and common) . $8.60 0 12.00; yearling wethers,
$8.79011.00; ewes, $.V75f 7-00: ewes (culls
snd common), $8.00 0 6.50; breeding ewes,
86.2510-.25; feeder lamb. $12.60 013.76.
Kansas City Moot $17.45
Kan.( City, Mo.. Bept, 1 8. (I. N. 8.)
Cattle. 4500. light. Sboers, $13.00 017.15;
cbwa. $10.26016.13.
Hogt Receipts. 3000, active.- Tops, 117.85;
bulk, $16.85 17.20i hearler, $18.85 017.10;
lights. $17.00017.85; mediums, $18,950
17 28: pis. $18.0 as 17.00.
Sheop 10.000. slow; best natives, $13,00 0
13 25.
Denver Hoes giT.SO
Denver. Sept. 16. (C. P.) Cattle Re
eeipta, 1800; steady. Steers, $9.00018.00;
sows and heifers, $8.10 0 9.00; itoTxers and
feeders. $7.60010.25; calves. $9.50 013.00.
Hogs Receipts. 400, 10 0 288 higher: Tops,
$17.80-; bulk. $16.25 017.00.
Sheen Receipts. 1900. steady. Iambs.
$13.00 013.30; ewes. $6.00 0 6 26; feeder
lamb. $12.75 013.35.
Orrrahe He $10
Omaha, Sept 18 (L K. S ) Hofx Re
eeipta 6300: mostly steady to his-her. Bulk,
S15.BOSS is so
Cattle Receipts S300; good and choice feed
Iteen strong. Top, $17.26; other and ahe
stocks low to lower; bolls and Teak steady;
noeier ana leeaers anil. we.
Sheep BereipU 18.000; very few sales msde.
Ne Seattle Mes Martat
Sealtl. Sept. 16. (I. N. 8 ) Bocs Re
eetpt. none
10.25:
rough heavies, $14.73019.25; smooth heaViel
$16.75017.25; pigs. $18.00 015.00.
Cattie Receipts. 192: weak. Prime steers,
$9.71010.25; medium te choice, 38 23 0 8.23;
common to food, $6.00 0 7.50; best cows and
heifers, $7.50 0 8.00: mediuxa to choice, $6 00
0 7.00: common to good, 85.00 0 6.00; calves.
$7 00 4? 16,00; balls. $4.00 05.00.
Sheep tUeeipt. none: weak. Yearlings,
17.60 0 8.00; wethers, $6.60 0 7.00; ewes.
$6.0006.60: prime lambe, $10 25010 75. val
ley lambs, $8 00 0 9.00; cull Umba, $5,00 0
6 00.
lone; strortg. Frime UgbU. $18,75 0
medium i toA? choice. $17.75018.75
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
AUU Chalmers
Am. Can. c . . .
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Hid & Lea., el
Am. Int. Oor
Ass. Lono.. e . . . .
Ship aV Com.
Smelter, e. . .
Sugar, e. . . .
Sumatra Tob.
TeL A Tri..
Woolen, e. . .
Ansronda Mining.
Atehion, c ..... .
Baldwin I,oeo., e .
Belt, st Ohio, C. .
Beth. Steal. B . . .
Brook. Bap. Transit
Hutu A Superior.
Canadian Pacific
Centre! Leather, e
Chandler Motor .
Cues. A Ohio
C. U. A St P..
Chi. A N. W . . .
Chine Copper . . .
Columbia Usi A E
Corn Products, c .
crucible Steel, c . . .
D. At R. U
Erie. c.
General Electric
(renersl Motors . . .
Great Nor. Ore
Great Nor. Ry. . .
Greene Cansnes . . .
Inspiration Copper. .
Int. Mer. Max., e. . .
Int. Nickel
K. S. South., e. ...
Lereiwinrik Steel . .
Ihigh Valley
Middle States Oil . .
Mex. Petroleum..
Miami Copper
Mid vale Steel
Mo Pacific, c
Nevada Con
N. T. Central
Northern Pacific . . .
Okie. Ret. A Prod.
Pure Cnl
tPtn Am. Pet., e.
Penn. Railway
People Uaa
Pierce Oil .......
P. Steel Car, e
Ray Ocns. Copper.'.
Reading c ...... .
Royal Dutch
ft L A S., a
Rock bland, e. . . .
Sinclair Coin. . . . .
Sloe Shef field . . . .
Southtru Pscifie . .
Southern Ry., c. . .
Shell
St. Units AS. F . .
Swift A Co
Tenn. Vipper ....
Texss Oil
Texss PsciOe
Tobscco Products .
Transcontinental Oil
I'nion Pacific, e . .
I nton Oil of Del.
I'. S. Rubber, e.
V. S. Steel, a
I'tah Capper
Vanadium Steel
Wabash
Wetinghoae Elee.
WiUy Overland .
() Ex. dir.
Open 1 High Low Close
334 SS'A 'S34 $ila"
85 35 86 85
25H 25H 23 H 25 H
18 18 1$ 18
774 77 H 77 77i
9514 96 95 96
19k
S2H 3H 62 H 63
111 112 111 112
864 89 H 86 H 884
09 994 . 994 994
824 884 8.4 824
64 W 53 64 H 64
834 88 83 H
109 1104 109 1104
424 43H 42 4 43H
75 H 76 7.1 4 75 H
11 11 1 1 'it 11H
20 20 20 20
1194 121 H 1194 121
62 -6S 524 63
H 84 83 4 84
824 64 4 624 84
88 W I 3H H 3H 38
74 74 HI 74 74
28 28 H 28 H 28
65 66 6541 5H
68 89 88 R8
124H 12fl 124 125VS
8HI 34. IS 3H
164 17H 16H 17
142 143 142 143
21H 21H 2 1 H 21H
84 34 H 33 34 H
78 78H 784I 78H
28H 29. 28HI 29H
48H 48H 48 48
28 S 26 23 25
194 194 )H 19H
20 20 20 20
67 H HH 6TU
47 47 47 47
18 H 18 4 I 17 17 H
176 177 175 V 177 M
19 19 ltt 19
89 40 39 40
26l 27 26 27
12 12 12. 12
74 75 74 ' 75
79 79 79 79
4H 4 4 4
89 89 20 3
02 02 2 02
42 42 42 42
88 H 83 H 83 S 83
14 144 14 14
96 H 07 96 H 07
15 15 15 15
93 95 92 94
88-4 89 88 88 H
80 82 80 814s
87 87 37 87
S2 884 82 H SS "4
69 70 69 70
95 93 95 95H
28 28 27 28
68 64 53 64
27 27 27 V 27 44
109 109 109 109
10 10 10 10
51 62 61 H 62
86 37 86 37
65 H 67 66 H 67
14 15 14 4 15
121 121 4 1204 121 4
28 28 28 S 28 S
86 87 86H 87
88 89 88 89
65 63 6.14 694
68 71 68 70
9 9 ft
48 48 48 48
15 H I 15 H 15 4 IB
(t) Ex.
3.
dir. 1
Liberty Bone Sale.
(Furnished by Overbeek A Cooke Co.)
Liberty,
Liberty,
Liberty,
Liberty.
Liberty,
Liberty,
Liberty.
Victory.
Victory,
Open. High. Low. Close.
3I.... 9004 9004 9000 90O4
lt 4s 8574
2d 4i 8494
1-t 4. 8562
2d 4s. 8492 8518 849 8518
3d (',. 8842 8854 8342 M854
4th 4S.ii. 8520 9532 8.120 8532
44s ... 542 9548 9542 9546
3t 9540 9342 9540 V542
Wheat market again started under
pressajre In the eastern trade for Thurs
day and early prices were lower. Seem
ingly the advance made later in the day
Wednesday waa scarcely justified, al
though some small foreign trading waa
confirmed.
The fight between the two leading milling
lnteresti of the Paetfie Northwest U aeemintly
retinrd, for eoie bttslnee has been Pssstng at
Pacific Northwest point during the 84 hours.
Few of the other firms are participetins in the
buying for the reason that the figbter are said
to be purchasing without reeort to grade.
Hay msrkst offerings sre very liberal, with
country interest very much inclined to sell. The
nt ken i bovine snsrlnaly at the moment.
While some export demand is showing for
wheat, foreigner appear to be neglecting flour
at th moment. This is said to be due to the
fact that Europe neada milUtuff.
FLOUR Selling pnee, min door: Patent,
$12. OS; Montana sprint wheat. $13.25; WUila
ette valley brands. $11.20: local strsight.
110.80; bakers- loosl. SI 2.96 0 18.25 : traaham.
$10.80; whole wheat. $11.06. Prices for city
dalivariaa 1 Be extra: mburbsn. 20e extra
HAY Buying prices, nominal: Willamette
timothy, fancy. $29.00 per ton; vetch. $25. W:
cbeaL 624.00: straw. $10.00; clover, $22 00;
grain, ' $24.00 0 24.60; alfalfa. $24 00 0
24.50 per ton.
r.miN aafTxcsi JVoiMnaL New crop deliv
ery: No. 1 Calctttta, 10 0 lie; domestic,
11 H is car lota; less amounts higher.
MYLLSTCFF8 Mill run st null, sacked.
$38.00 0 69.00.
OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $61.00
0 61.60.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $3LB0
millina .12 OO
SEED Buying price: Red clover, reeleaned,
SOc ner lb : sisike. SOc: veu-h. 5 06e lb.
FEEDS TCFPS F. O. B. railta Rolled bar
ley, $63; alfalfa meal, $36: eocoanut meal, 853:
aov bcn meal. $77: Unseed meal. $88; cracked
corn. $75; whole corn, $72 per ton.
Merchants exchange bin.
WHEAT
Sept
Hrd white . . .
Bof t white
White club . . .
Hard winter . . .
Northern spring
Red Walla
No. 2 white . . .
No. 2 (ray
Brewing
Feed
Oct.
249
238
242
235
240
230
Nov.
248
237
240
235
240
230
50
238
242
23.1
240
230
FEED OATS
5OO0
0 4800
BARCKY
6160
6100
CORN
No. 8 eastern (bulk) 500
k a ..How ibnlkl 6700
Salos. 200 tons eastern yellow corn. Septem
ber shipment, 5160.
5000
4700
6150
6100
4900
4700
1150
6100
6650 (500
By Broadan Wall
New York, Sept. 1. A bad break
in Denver Sc Rio Grande common
and preferred stocks checked the
market's buoyancy Wednesday but
In spite of that there waa marked
Improvement throughout the list.
A few stocks remained heavy, not
ably the steels.
Time money msule ita appearanoe in
considerable quantity at S per cent and
starling had a sharp recovery. Call
money renewed at 7 per cent and loaned
as low aa 6.
The particular strength of the day was
in oil stocks, under leadership of Mexi
can Petrejeum. Irreenilarlty that de
veloped in the afternoon waa due largely
to the weak following; that haa been at
tracted to many of the standard Issues.
Thia Is particularly true of such shares
as Mexican Petroleum, which every lister
in Wall street Is now pushing as the one
best issue for quick results.
Sinclair s new well announced today
starts with a flow of 40,000 barrels on
the same tract on which a 20,000 barrel
well waa brought ln a few days ago. In
vincible is hopeful of having a very fav
orable report to make soon on produc
Hon. Middle States OH shows signs of
having been absorbed by strong Interests
ln the recent break, for It advanced about
two points. 1
FOREIGN" EXCHANGE HATES
Corrected daily try fbreirn eirntnf deperV
arni ox uu umiea states rvsuonsu bank.
upecuag nominal rates on bank tranaactinm
Draft Cable Par
Checks, Transfers Talus
London Poxeads
terUng $ 8.49 $ 8 60 $ $ 866
Paris Krancs. . 6.62 6.63 10.(0
Hamburg Bremen
Mark 1.61 1 61 23.81
Oenos Lira... 4.26 Si 4 27 19 80
Copenhagen
Kroner 18.63 13.70 26.79
Cbriatiania
Kroner 18.70 18.7$ 26.79
Stockholm
Kroner 20.28 20.80 26.79
Bonckowg
Ourreney. ... 77.00 77.60 ....
Japan Yes... 51.50 61.75 48.84
Shanghai
Taele 1.07 1.08 ....
Forelga Exchange Market
New York. Sept. 16. (U. P.) rorelga ex
change quotations at the opening today were
Sterling, demand. $3.49 H ; franca. .0656; lire.
.04 26; marks. .0162: Canadian dollars. .90.
t.lbaTTCt!jxySa
(ruinubed by Herrin A Rhodes, Ins.)
Bank , of England rata unchanged, 7
per cent.
Judge Gary of the Bteel corporation
says his plans for the rehabilitation of
lb French steel situation atlU ln em
bryo and must confer with his Amer
ican associates on his return betoTt he
speaks more fully on proposition.
Iron Trada Review aaya prospects for
railroads buying seem improved. Indi
cations now are that much larger ton
nage of raila will be required for 1920
delivery than haa been the case for
some years back.
While denying plea for special credits
for cotton grower, Governor Harding
of the Federal Reserve board assures
that there is no Intention to curtail
credit for essential purposes.
Daniel Guggenheim haa lust returned
from Europe and Is very optimistic on
conditions both on this siae ana juurvp.
The American Tvne Foundry declared
usual quarterly dividend of 1 per cent
on common and 14 on preferred, due
October 1 and October u.
citiea Rarvica oomoanv declared regu
lar monthly dividends of IV of 1 per
cent on cash on prererred, tne preier-
)n.a n attrwv and rAmnMin stock and
regular monthly dividend of 1 on
common stock payable in common
stock at par. All dividend dates No
vember 1 and October 1$.
TV. i,.r anr.nl v of time, monev at
decline rates Is a factor of active bullish
infiiianra In Imtvirtant financial chin
nela. It la stimulating Investment buy
inv nf riM Oils are reoorted well
bought Pool circles are showing more
life among the specialties, oenerai sen
timent is giving more attention toward
the political tendencies, toward tha Re
publican party.
American Bankers -
To Consider Farm r
Life and Conditions
Waahlngton, JX C, Sept 11 .Rural
education, farm ten anc v onnd It4nax
marketing conditions, and a better rurej "'
lire generally are among the subjects to'
be considered by the agricultural cotv-
ferenca called ln connection with ths
American Bankers' aaaoclaUon convert-.
lion here October 11-23.
Joseph Hlrach ef Corpus Chrlsti.
Texas, chairman of the agricultural
oommtaslon of the American Bankers
SBeoolatlon, has sent out a call for thia :
conference to be held Monday, October.
11. Members of the American Bankera'
association agricultural commission, the
agricultural committees, presidents, and
secretaries of state hank associations
and officials of the United States de
partment of agriculture will attend.
CentrallA Dank Dcposfra
Centralis. Wash.. Sept. 16. Flgwaa
called for by the state bank examiner
show a total gain of $86,772.12 In de
posits In the three banks of CentraUar
during the past two months. Total de
posits when called for by the state ex
aminer September I were t3.24.8I.IS,
as compared with a total of $8,207,626.40
deposited up to June 30. 1920.
RHORT.TERM rtOTES
(Furnished by Clark. Kendall A Co
Baruritv
Am. Cotton CHI 6a
Am. T. AT. 6s. . .
Am. T. a T. 6 . .
Am, Thread 6s. .
Maui rite.
. . i, 2.24
..10, 1.22
. . !. 1.24
. .12. 1.28
Big Wlale Catch
Aberdeen. Wash.. Sept. 16. The catch of
whales so (ar this aeaaon at the Bay City whal
ing station is 180, which radicates that the total
cab-h will be over 200, and possibly breaking the
high record of past years.
Ne.
New Tork Ragar and rffee
New York. Sept. IS. (0. P.) Coffee:
7 Rto. Se; No. 4 Santos, 9 14 He.
Sugar Rsw, (10.76; refisett, easier; craaa
lated. $14.50 015.00. a
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Bsnki
Clearing This Week.
Monday ....$ 9.330,604 0.1
Tuesday 9.181,807.00
Wednesday .. 1 1.141.160 32
Thursday ... 11.841.412 32
Tear Ago.
$13,130,725.24
9.609,750.97
6.629,640 56
7. 619. 214 44
Clearings
Balance
Clearings
Balances
Cleartncs
Balances
Clearings
Gisa rings
Spokane Banka
Thursdsy ( 2,
Thursday
Seaxttle Banks
Thurvdsy $ 9,
Thursday 2,
Taoema Banks
Thursday $ 1,'
I nurraay
an Franelsoo Bank
Thursday '. .$40.
Los assets Bank '
Thursday $18
865.263.00
781.601.00
103,347.00
766.096.00
038.00$ 00
196.878.00
700.000 00
685,448.00
NEARBT COTTOW IS HIGHER
AT IfEW TORK 0PE!fI50
New Tork. Sept. 16. (L N. 8.) A better
tone was iwresled at the opening of the eottoa
market today, with Bear months 4 to 26 points
higher and other posrtkma unchanged to 18 point
lower, but later the whole liat became Quite
trong on buring by the trade aad covering by
local operators.
Prices advanced easily until they were fully 26
point higher on December at the end of the
first 30 minutes.
Close.
2418
2365
2327
2303
2200
2243
2797
2544
Open. High. Low.
Jannary 2395 2435 2385
February
Msrch 2306 2345 2305
April
Msy 2270 2808 2270
July 2235 2290 2285
October 2800 2807 2975
December 2533 2S60 2316
Chicago Dairy Prodaee
Chicago, Sept. 16. (I. N. t.) Butter Re
ceipts 6728 tub;; creamery ettraa. 66c; packing
stock. 8t40e lb.
Eggs Receipts 637 cases: miacellaneoua, 49
049 He; ordinary lirxts, 45 0 46c; checks, SO
68 So.
Cbeeee Tvrtns, new, 26036) dshues,
26 0 S7e: Youn - Americas. 27H27e;
lengnerna, ji xk ar I Tie, inu.
26 He.
Live Poultry Turkeys B4e:' ekickeoa, 80c:
naBstars, assy awe; sees.
,m Iw . IK..
duck. 80 033c.
2Qe;
Naval Stores Market
New York. -Sept. 16. (L N. B.J Terpen
tine. Savannah, $1 3701.88J New York, 31.50.
$14 00 8a"J, 611.75; New York.
DA1BT PBODtCE OF THE COAST
tan Prlsee Market
Saa Franciaoo, Bept. IS. (V. P.) Batter
r.itrss, 67 He; prime firsts, 64e.
Eg$e Extras. 70He; dtrttss. No. 1, 83e;
extra puUeta, 65c; undemsed puUets, 40c.
Chema California data, fancy. S5c; firsts,
26a.
Seattle Merke
Seattle, Sept. 16. (II. P. ) Butter City
creamery, rub, 64c; bricks, 66c.
Eggs Fresh ranch. 70c; pullets, 68c.
Las Angels Market
Lea Angels. Sept 16. It N. S ) Butter,
71c per lb.
Eggs Kxtraa. 67c; ease eount, 62e; puilett,
CSc; peewee. 43c.
Uvj Pool try Hens, 27 014c; broOer. $8 0
40c; fryer. J 4a , .
Baa Fraaelsea Foal try market
Saa r-raneiaoo, Sept. 16. (U. P.) BroO-
V7 JmSOeirt' 42c; beat ducks,
23 0 28c per lb.
Baa Fraaelsea Crala Market
. Ban mciee, Sept. 16. (C. P.) Bar
M New. feed, $2.20 0 2.30; shipping. 62.33
Liverpool Cotton Firm
Liverpool, Sept 16. (L X. 8.) Spot eot
tcn was la good detnsnd today; prices fins. Sales
for the day were 6000 bale. Amerieaa mid-
fling, fair, 28.23; good middling, 29.48; fully
mraanng, 2X.7S; middling. 21.98: krw koiddlina.
18.18; good ordinary. 14.75; wrdinary, 13.78.
Cotton futures opened iteady.
POTATOSS ALONO THX COAST
wTssAaUxxl1 lMgr14J
Seattle Bept 16. (C. P. Potatoes,
era Wiikistwa Netted Gems,' 2 He;
vy a vt.
Le artoxes Market
Les.Ancelas, SepL 16. (L N. 8.) Pota
toes Local Early aad Whit Rose, fancy No. 1,
mostly $1.00 01.35 rug; tacked, No, 1, mostly
$1.60; Btockton Rurbaakt. $8.00 012$.
Ban PraraslBDe Martlet
Saa Fraaetaeo. Bept. IS (U. P.) Pota
toes River Whits, $2.6503.75; sweets. Vt.
Onloeis -v- Yellow white, 80c 0 $1.00; Aut
traliaa Brews, M 01.40.
AfpUi for Jearaal SUff
Tkmtsh taa esmrteay eat the SbaeHdaa-Beckley
Co., whole iers, with the ttssety offerUag of a
bet of Crsveasteia spples. The jearaal staff had
ita fill Ttaraday.
Chleage FoUto.HaTlet
Chieas. Bept. IS. (L N. 8.) Potatoes .
Receipt. 40 cars: Jersey Cobblers. $2.70; ktixt
aeasalis and Early Ooioa, $2.25 0 2.85.
Hood River Apple
Men Expect Poor
- Trade in Europe
Hood River. Scot. 16. With the pound ater-
Xag out for the depth record, snd the newt of a
threatened nation wide strike of British sad a
possibility of a tie-up of shipping, fruit (rowera
of Hood River are now pracucauy cobtiuc
that their best hope for good returns this sea
son lies in placing their apples on market of
tli continent in the coming season, and U i
now generally reaarded a certain that, ir any
fruit gets t cross the AUantio from this secUon,
it will consist of low grade and mall aixea.
With the excretion of a few boxes of early
varieties there is no time tor the standard va
ne tire of ths Northwest to reach Britiah mar
kets before price-fixing is again enforced on
Movasnber 16 at the maximum rats of 21 6d.
aa-aina. tha former rate of 20 lOd.
Local growers figure that with the pound ster
ling at $8.45 and the maximum price at 23a
fd. the gross return oa the English market
would be $4.05.
When it is remembered that the various
ohsrges for freigbt, refrigeration, insurance,
hauling, wiring and marking, war tax, dock and
harbor dues, together with the 5 p cent com
mission of dealers oa the other side total at
Itaet $2.21. it will be seen that the grower
misbt set about $1.85 f. o. b. Hood River, out
of which he would have to pay for labor, boxes
(about 29 cents each), cost of spraying and
slowing, and Lb various handling c Baste which
must be deducted before the martin ef profit
can be estimated. . I nder the circumstance the
grower osnnot be blamed U he decided that it
i better to be rate than sorry, (or many have
not yet fully recovered from their surprise when
they cashed to their English return of kut
season, which were very disappointing te some of
the growen who do not ship thrcogh the Apple
Growers' association.
Several agents of English buyers base been
in this territory during the past week, but have
failed to secure any tbipmenta on a consignment
baeia. The first carload of anrwe to move eaat
from Hood River wss a consignment of Graven
steins, shipped by the Hood River Fto.lt com
pany for New York market, but these were
Bought in transit aad wees diverted west of
Chicago.
With an Improvement in the weather, Spitxen
tasrgs, Arknaa Blacks, Newtown aad ether com
aaxTr-ial varieties ere now fast ripening, and there
la every tndioatlon that aot only will the erop
bu azosjptionally clean, bat H will also average
larger .than xpeoted two months aco, many grow
er! having been forced to In r rasas their estl
matea for boxes aiae their last survey.
Altogether, while the growers are aot over
pexelmlstio the feeling exist that Europe aa a
market (or Americas apples this fall is a rather
poor proapeet, aa bnproeecaeBt in which, eaa only
be sausaitwl by a radical Increase ta startinc ex
change or the revocation of the maximum prioe
fixing law ln the United Kingdom,
Quinaby Crops Ait
Hit by Showers
Quinaby. Sept. 16. -After six dsvs of rain.
falling upon hope, prune, peart and apple.
some unth reah ed grain and much un baled strsw.
xsrmers reaoieawx tin nomine In tla return of
fan- weather, and after taking stock af the dam
age find that while the injury la eocaklsraDie,
the crops win not oe a total loss.
Th heaviest los wiU be to eras growers
a much of th crop waa auffletenUy rip to
cause severe cracking, while the bath wind that
accompanied the rains p reduced s heavy arop
la ail fruit snd hstredred of tows of first grade
peart are Included la th windfall list
Hop picking hat gone forward keurmltteotly,
according to the weather, atnc August 25. and
win be compieted witheat aerkros loss to 7wers.
but has worked great hardship upon fsaallie
encamped la the yards, aad la mafV ffv
ahttoet equate ua Bum Pnoaa ,K-
-i . K . Ku awat 111 II ail all to Ut
a. y.'Ar
and ktte potatoes, tswaav -
tajtesTa DrvTieaM cat hie. The dassaga to ooioa
grwwen ha not beew deterssir-d. i 'i
hundreds ef seres ef etuoo were paUed d laid
in theOekl to dry when the Inopportune pr.
eipitation beeun. SheasM they a found t be
uSnSTot hat P or u aable
are predicted, as msoy I rower stet with vicissi
tude throughout th year, ha van In many tB
ataneea to lepiaa tffree time, heavy lrea. warwas
aad arowth aU taains tavatr srawta.
Argeatlae Wheat Lower
Baenos Aire. Argentina, Sept. 16. Wheat
opened weak, February (2.03. down (He.
Tk. V. .11. 1.20
Am! Tobacco Ta .. . .11. 1.21
Am. Tobacco 7a 11. 1.22
Am. Tobacco 7a 11. 1.28
Anglo Am. Oil THI ... 4. 1.26
Armour Conv. 7 7.16.20
Belgian Gov. 7 He .... 6. 1.45
Belgian Gov. 6a 1, 1.21
Belgian Gov. 6a 1. 1.25
Bethlehem Steel 7 . . . 1.15.22
Itrlhlebem Steel 7a ... 7.16.2S
Rriush Gov. I Hi ...H. 1.21
British Gov. 6 Ha H. 1.22
Canadian Gov. 6 Ha ... 6. 1.21
Canadian Gov. 6t ... S. 1.30
Cudahy Peeking 7 J.16.2S
Ir.t. Rapid Transit 7a. 9. 1.81
Japanese Gov. 4 Hi ... 7,10,21
KennMott Cop. 7a 2. l.M
1 icg. A Myers Tob. 6a. 12. 1.21
Moline Plow Ts 9. 1.20
Moline Plow 7s 9. 1.21
Moline Plow 7s , 9. 1.S3
Moline Plow 7t 0. 1,28
Moline Plow 7t 9. 1.34
Nor. Pae. Eejnlp. 7a... 6.1S.23
Pacific Gas A Elee. 7a 6. 1,21
Swift A Co. 6........ 8. 15.31
V. S. Rubber 7 1. 1.23
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Out of This $250,000 Issue Only '
$40,000 Remain Unsubscribed
Gty of Calgary
ALBERTA PROVINCE
School Diatrict 6 Gold Note
Yielding 9
Cxerapt Frost AU Doxslaloa Govemment'Taxatlen
Price) 93.42. Demoinirvations 3)500 ani 3)1000,
Dated ftcftenber 1, mi. Die March 1, IStt. -
. Calgary Is the Center "
of Prosperity
True to thia year's great grain and agricultural produc
tion Alberta Province, Calgary, the commercial cantor and
largest city in the province, Is enjoying the fraatest period
of substantial prosperity In ita history. Statistics from the
wheat-producing country surrounding Calgary ahow an
exceptionally hirh yield. .........
The general business Increase brought about through
this crop is proven by the Increased business of th Cal
gary postofflce and the receipts in the office of the local
luxury tax collector. ..
Principal and semi-annual interest (March 1 and Septem
ber 1). payable ln Oold Coin of the United States in New Tork
City or at the; offices of Morris Brothers, inc. .
Teltphoae or Telegraph Orders at Oar Expeaie.
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
Telephone Tbe Premier Maalelpal Bead Hoase Between
Broadway Established Quarter ef aCentury (th aad 6ta
SHI Morris Bldg, $f $.11 Stark BU Streets
Capital Oae MlUloa Dollars
9
9'
-The Wool Clip
Estimated at about $1,000,000
Due to the fact that the lands are too valuable, the
sheep industry in the Idaho Falls, region is on the
decline. Still it brings in approximately $1,000,000
annually for the wool clip alone. v
A n other aourte of
the city's great wealth
ONE TO TEN-YEAR 6Vt IMPROVEMENT BONDS
.:- ,: v -' Qty-of ., . : , :
IDAHO FALLS :
yS' 7
INCOME
TAX
EXEMPT
; . Ltinit rrmens Duildint. ; ? , - . ' 1 '
. -, - . ., .f, ..-
Bond Aatborlaatlon Asked
Washington, Sept. 16. (I. v. 8.) The
Wisconsin A Northern Railroad com
pany today requested the Interstate Com-
llicri uvmiiiipeiuii ivi utiiviivy w issue
six- months t per cent notes to the
amount of $500,000.
1
New offering t
$10,000
Tha baautiful -
Yakima Valley
with It sugar beeU. sugtr rt
fineries, tlfalfi, hogs, cattle,
fruits and berries. Is the set.
ting for the city of Toppenlsh.
with a vast trade area of proa
perous farms. Tbe 7 City of
ToppenUh
.Bonds
offer '7,
you 0
Incomes Taa Exempt
1 to 10 year 7's at par
Cash or Partial Payment Plan,
Ask for circular J7t - ,
sHmfWtT7tR74 BANK Bt0.
., PACTS) JTO. IM
THE ROAD'S
BASE
At the convention of the
American Society for Munio
ipai Improvements, a ma
jority of msnxrbers held that'
macadam or bituminous con.
crete waa the most desir
able aa a base for hard sur
face. To aave valuable and
costly .macadam base it is
only naceaaary to pava wltA
WARRENITE
BITULITHIC
WAREKN BROTHERS ,
COMPANY
Effidency
LowCost
F.W.Baltes
Company
Printers '
First aod $0k Streets .'
Mala Its sotsiiHi
tocks- Baa, - Ottaa. Oral a. Kta.
$16 .11$ Board ef Trade BaUtUs-
ivprnpr KaV I .nn kp i .n
V I VI 9S VWaaw W WV vvwo
4 TO MJL EXHANGES
- Maataer tThleaaw Beard af Trade
tryetpeadeato gaa Brysa .,
T .v ; ChlaagB v V - Haw Tart -