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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND.; OREGON 11 WEATHER CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN IDEAL FOR WHEAT SEEDING . Zdltetiby ' II y man B. Ootvets SATURDAY. C SEPTEMBER v 18, i 1820.- EFFECT OF TRAGEDY .IS. FELT . Si ' :i: ' . : : . ' -r Ulte6 by . - ,-VlU F. lieaaiaB WATER SELLS HIGH T IN BUTTER RADE That a too free uae of water Is respon sible for much of the shortweight utter now being offered on the market here, is the way one leading creamery interest ex plaints the matter. While the government prohibit th aale ol MAIUCET BASKET creamery butter containing more tnan i per - i .Mincrv men -assert that If thla U was rigidly eniorceu. um" dmih yuuiu; iuv t-w v" be few butter manufacturer able to encape go ernment prosecution. It U claimed that too free w of moisture fife the butter n excellent wetght when It less., (be cre.mery plant, but the water begin, to evspnrate quickly and with a day or mo the so-called pound package den not contain' more than 14 H to 154 ounce of butter. Canadian l-utt.r la now being freely offered on Puget Sound, and hipmenta are doe here almoit any day. Iepite the weakness generally shown thronalinnt the country, etorage interests of ttie I'aclflc Northwest hate been able to main tain thew t'rint vslurs. Those desiring special Information regarding any market hould write to Market Editor. Ore gon Journal, inclosing stamp fog reply. t HinilEB EGO BIDS EFFECTIVE Adrsnce of 1c a dogrn in the baying price of ten became effective Saturday morning at SO m 37e- a down for current reotipta. Cold tor Mte ia aided greatly by the adrancad quo i j nona. LIGHT WEIGHT HEJiS ARE LOWER Light weight hena are again lower along the 'Ireet. Rale are ilow and the lew traluactlcna re generally no higher than 20e abound. For l.eavy wetght the market continues firm; likewise fur springs. I' I : k i v ftather DUCKS FINDING DEMA5D good demand Is showing for Pekin niMk. at this time around 8ec a pound lor iminf stock. For Indian Runners and colored diirki Uie rail la limited and generally no higher than 25c a pound. ' E A L MARKET HLIGHTI.T EASIER "lightly easier tone is showing fr country killed calves on Front street willi a very llbersl (ncrra-e in offertnie during the 1H few day Weakness ia quite intense on off grade stock. iocs (Inn. TOMATO MA UK FT MOW (i 1,1'TTED Tomato market I. now glutted with nfleringi.. Us Ire were nude on the street down to 4hc a bos while tha very beat atock was not generally shewn shore 83t75r a but. Receipts now the grist e-t of the seajKin. II II I F F OTEH OF PRODUCE TRADE Is lined meeLs rhowing frsctlnnsl advance. ,Mnr potatoes offering; some sales fractionally lower. Onion market steady with sales to retailers st I2.10aj7t. Krreut arrlrala of Utah perhes finding little I mend. 1-wil stock lower at $2 00 2 genera llv. Itcttrr demand showing for rs at fore I'tKei. 1VKATHKR SOTirK KOK SHIPPERS Weather burean rtfie: rroteet shipment uring the next 30 hoars sgain.it the following nisilinuio temperatures: lining north, 70 de gtces; nurthvaht over the ftpnksn. Portland A Seattle railway, 83 degrees; cant to Raker, 85 degrees, and south to Aohland. 85 degree. Max 1'iiiim temperature at Portland tomorrow, about i 5 degrees. WHOLESALE PRICES 1ST "OBTLA5D These era priVww reiadrlt par wholesalers, az cept as otherwise noted : Da try prttucta BUTTER Selling prire, hog tota: Creamery prime, parchment wrs ppw I, 60o lb.; prima, firsts, 64e lb.; firsts, 61c lb. ; smaller lota at an ad vance. Jobbing pricaa: Cub extra. 60; firsts, 8": dslrjr butler, buying prir. 40c par lb. BUTTERKAT Pe-tUn4 delivery bssia. 6Se A grade; e3c B grade; couotiw stationai 00 ga 4o per lb, . , fm OLKnjfAttOAniNlS Heat brand. 40. : orti. tiar. 3IHr; bskrrs, I3c; nutmsrgarine, 1 lb. csrtone, 3'Jo per lh. C1IKESK -V Selling price: Tillamook, fresh Oregon, fsncy tri; lets, 3lr35e per lb.t Toung Americu, 8 It (3 3 lc.. Prices to Jobbers, f. e. b. Tillsmook: Triplets. Sic; Young America, S2c Selling price; Cream brick. 40 0 42c Belling RETAIL PRJCLT. Bjr Hjaiaa H. Cokes Some of the retailers who want to make greater profits ton coast caught salmon are" unwilling to allow the public to purchase the cheaper priced . fall caught Columbia river stock. The latter Is now betna; sold at 10 cents a pound in the retail shops. One retailer In a public market on Yamhill street has become so worried and burdened by the public asking for the cheaper priced stock that he has dis played a wg-n In front of hla place of for the 10-cent stock. Some of them ararue that the fall sal mon Is unfit for food. The fact that a very large per cent of the. canned sal mon that Is sold on the market is out of thla class of fiah seems to have been for gotten. The redder portion of this fall caught stock would be classed as a me dium red in the canned goods trade, the next shade would be called pinks and the lowest grade would hat chums. Thla fish can be canned just as wen by the housewife as by others at low prices but some of the selfish dealers don't want the public to secure this stock. The season for razor clams will open In Oregon next week, and if the tides are rlcht consumers will soon be able to se cure supplies fh the retail shops. BIG FALL ACREAGE F OF WHEAT AMY NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Beported by Merchant' exchange n earlot! -ASfft Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oata. Hay. 4 . 41 . 402 . S2 .2110 s 85 . 782 .1164 SO '. o-i .1198 4 16 8 2 16 4 15 1 '- R 26 44 2 105 14 41 S 143 147 294 101 470 218 4ol' ... l a 2 8 22 1S 37 21N 48 Sf) 237 2 a T 1 4 6 . .12 74 78 35 482 88 1S4 161 414 Portland. Sat. Year ago Total this week , Tear ago ...... Reason to date.. Tear ago ...... Tacoasa. i . . . Tear ago , Reason to date . , Year ago , Seattle. Fri . . . Year ago Reason to data , Year ago The bigpest fall wheat acreage that the Pacific Northwest has known for several seasons is In prospect at this time as a result of weather conditions. Already fall work is well under way at interior points and this will continue until checked by adverse weather. Special reports rtectrrd by The Journal from its special crop correspondents, indicate a record plantins of (all wheat if future weather condi tions permiC The ground is in perfect condi' lion for planting and seeding operationi in tha latter line are aeon expected for the 1021 crop-. Wheat . market was eery erratic during the day in the - Kast- with sharply lower and higher Th following rricea rale generally in retail , price effactir. In tha Pacific Northwest little IRREGULAR PRICES IN STOCK MARKET shops for good quality. Borne values are fra tionatly higher and inferior stult fractionally lower ; Butter Best creamery, 7075c. Eggs Freh laid. 70c dozen; ordinary fresh, 60ttA5c per doaen. " Poultry Chickens, dressed. 45S)50e per lb. Fish Salmon. 10 w 20c per lb.; halibut. 25 30c per lb. Floor Heat local patent, 13.20 0 4 30 sack. 40 lbs. I'otstoea Burbsnka, 3 4c. Onions Dried. 3H 4c per lb. Blackberries Oregon, 15 9 20c per bei. Green corn 25&35c per dozen. per titw Tork Batter and Egg New Tork. Sept. 18. (L N. b) Butter k'arket firm, actire. Creamery extras, fiOAftlc; first. Bltt60c: higher scoring. 69063c; state dairy tubs 4 5.'8c. Cheeee Msrket firm. Whole milk POeHala. 29 20 He; fancy, 272Sc; fancy Young Amer ica, 28 4 20 4 r; skimt, specials, lHf I7tsr; choice. 15 016c; fair to good. 12 14 Vc. Kgg-" Market steady. Nosrby white, fane. HeN2r; brown, fancy, 8ef"Sc; extra. 62 ( 63c; firsti. 55 37c. w York Wool and Hides New York. HepL 18. Il' N. 8.) Wnr.l klarket dull, nominal. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 40s0c; do pulled, scow red basi. 40egl.16; do Texas, scoured his, 60c e $1.20. Hides Msrket Quiet Natir steer. 24 Vi '-'He. branded steers. 23e25c. New York Fotato Market New Tork. Sept. IS. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes (in bulk, barrel or bag) Market Weak Nearby wl tte, 12.25 3.75; Southern, 75c $3 .25. business is psnug. Coarse grains continue to show easiness, with free offering from country poif. FLOUR Selling price, mm door: Patent, 112.95; Montana spring whrst, $18.35; WUiinv rite nUey brands, $11.20; local straight, $10 80; knk.rs' local. 812 95 9 18.25 : grahan. SIO.SO; whole wheat. $11.03. Prices for city deliveries 1 5c extra; suburban. 20c extra. HAY Bnytng prices, nominsl; WillsmeU timothy, fancy, $29.00 per ton; fetch, $25.40; cheat, $24.00; straw. $10.00; rloeer. $23.00; grain. $24.00 & 24.50; alfalfa. $24 00 0 24.50 per ton. GRAIN SACKS SobmtuI. New crop eVllr cry: No. 1 Cslcutta. 104 9 He; domestic, 11 He in ear lots; leas amounts higher. MILLSTL'FFS Mill ran at mill, sacked, 838.00 59.00. OATS Per ton. baying price: Teed. $50.00 50.50. BARLET Buying price: Feed. $51.50; milling. S2.0O. SEED- Buying price: Red eloeer, reclesncd. JOc per lb ; alsikt, 80c; rrtch. 5Vi6e lb FEEDSTLTF8 F. O. B. mill Rolled bar ley, $63; alfalfa meal, $36; coroanut meal. $33: sot btan meal, $77; Unseed meal, $88; cracked com, $75; whole corn, $72 per ton. Merchant Exchange bid WHEAT Sept 252 240 243 3 7 Hsrd white . . . Soft whit . . . White club Hsrd winter Northern spring Red Walla . . . Oct 232 240 243 237 Not. 252 240 43 New York, Sept. 18. (U. P. The New York Evening Sun financial review to day said: "There waa not a graat deal in the short session of the stock market today of a spectacular nature. There were mixed changes at the opening with the movement on the whole favoring th conservative 8ide. Strong undertone was indeed in evidence most of the time, but as far as surface fluctuations were concerned the quality of the mar ket manifestations was to be described as rteady to firm. "Values were In numerous cases shaded In the last half hour, although further changes were rather narrow. Trading continued in fairly hfavy vol ume for a Saturday at this season."' New Tork, Sept. 18. (U. P.) Prices were irregular at the opening of the stock market today. Canadian Pacific 121H. "P H '. Mexican Petroleum 186, off 1U : Sinclair 344. off H : Crucible 127H. off H ; United States Rubber 89H. up ; General Motors 22. up H ; South ern Pacific 95H. off H: U. S. Steel' 91, up . Rails annmed the leadership after the msrket got under way. Erie gained 2 potnta to 194. The interests thst he taking Erie evidently ra doing so with th prospect "of higher eru Ings under the new freight rate. Closing price were l". 8. Steel 91 V4 . up : Baldwin 113 H. up 4 : Psn-American 4 4 . off i : Erie 20 . up 3 M ; United States Kubber 89. up : Bethlehem Steel 78, off s ; Mexican Petroleum 187. up ; -Reading 43 H. up s ; Southern Pscific 97, up 1 i ; Studrbaier 63, off ; General Hotora 21. np The msrket closed irregrolax. FEEDER CATTLE IN BETTER MOVEMENT PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RC!V Haas. Cattle. Cale." Sheen. 253 217 99 ISO 527 78 .... ISO Nona N Saturday Week ago .... 2 weeks ago. . . 4 weeks ago . Year ago .-v 2 years ago. . . 3 year ago. . . 4 year ago . . . 294 400 173 2 67 154 6 81 616 647 2S0 Furnished by Orerbeek Cooke Co., Board of Trade building: IlVSfRIl'TION : I Open I High Ion Close SHIP TO T8 TOP PRICES l'KUMFT RETURN'S WE WANT SPRING CHICKENS UTTER, laaf, FOOUTSY, H0Q8, VEAL CRksCENT MARKET t44 FIRST STREtT. ReferecM ttU Bank af Portlan. HJDES, PELTS, WOOL Catears Bark. Mstals. Kabkar Wrtu for pricaa and shipping Uga, L. SHANK & CO. Ill Frost st rat, rtrtlaid, Orsgos price: Block Swiss. 48 0 49c: limbarger, 40 0 42c rr lb. v EfHjS Buying price: Current receipt. 68 See; csndled. selling price. 62 0 63c; select, (WSc dozen. LIVE POULTRY Bellirg pric: Heary hena. 80 a 31c lb; light hens, 20r per lb.; spring. 30 82c: old roosters. 12 014c lb.; turkeys. Lie, I ); ducks. 25 0 35c per lb. Fresh Vegetablea tod Fruit FRKSH FBUIT Oraogea. $8.23 00.00 per bo; bananaa, 120 18Skc lb ; lemons. $3IO 3.75 crate; grapefruit, $5.00 6.00; an;a loutea, 83 80; klalaga grapes. 82.25 0 2.75 per crate; . Toksya. $8.23; blacks, $2.75; see die ei grape. $2.75; ' peacliea, $2.00 2 25 per bcx; ylnmlM, $l So1.75; pears. 32.00 2.71. APPL:S New, 81.50 0 3.00; crabapples, 4 0 5e per Jh. PRIED FRUIT Dtes. Dromedaries. 87.60; Fard. 34 00 par box; lies. 33.60 0 4.00. ONION'S Helling price to retsller: New Walla Walla. $1.28 01.50; local. $2.30; garlic. 25c per lb,; green onions, 2(0 S5o dozen buni hes; onion ut, 12c lb. POTATOES 8elling prlr: Oregon fancy, $3.50eS.OO; sweeta. mIHe lb. UKUUIKS-r-HaMsaialMrriaa.. Sa.aO per box. VEGETABLES Innipa, ,2 50 Mck. Mp. roU. $2.60 sack: beets. ttOe doses bnncbea; let tuce. $1.75 crate; cucumbers, $1.50 aaek; tomatoes. 60c 0 $1.10; egg plant, 12c per lb.; broccoli, ( ) ; ball peppers, 7 0 8c; celery. $1.25 01.50 dozen; string beans, 6o lb.; green com. 80 0 36c per dozen. Meets and Provisions COUNTRY MEATS Sailing price: Country hogs. 2302SHC par lb. for top blockers; neaey, J ye: TraL 23 28 We; heavy Teal. 1215c. SMOKED MEATS Ham, 42 048c per lb.; Dreaataat bacon, 42ssc; picnics, zio par lb.; cottag roU, 83c per lb. LABD Kettle rendered. 28c Jb.; tierc basis, compoand, 20c Flih and Shalirith FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook. 14 0 16c lb.; halibut, fresh, 16 0 20 per lb : stur geon. ( )-. black cod. 10 0 lie lb.; kippered salmon, $2.50 per 10 lb. basket!, kippered cod. $2.33; razor clams. ( ); crabs. $2,75 01.73 dozen; ling cod. 6 0 8c lb. OYSTERS Eastern, par gallon. 83.00; Olympia. $3.50. 23.1 FEED OATS 4 900 4 700 BARLEY 5000 4800 CORN No. 3 KaMern (bulk) . . 5350 No. 3 yeUow (bulk).. 651)0 No. 2 whit No. 2 gray . , Brewing Feed . . , 235 4900 4700 5000 4 800 5300 5330 235 I I 4 900 MARK TO 4ORTLAr1D. OS. MtOHIST PKI0BS PROMPT PAT MrrH for Pilss OAINV atfTTIfl onaasji saoa Ship us or write for prices on Eggi, Veal. Hogs. Potatoes, etc quote you prlcei lor troceriei, Call or send us s list of what yon jrtnt We can save ou money. ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOYEN 193-195 2od. Cor. Taylor, Prtlol CASGARA BARK Ship to us and receive THE HIGHEST PRICK v want all you haw. ,: Write for tar and prices. KLLMVAX HIDE h WOOL CO. 114 Frost 8U PorUaad. Or. Veal, Hogs and Poultry Will bring top prices whan snipped to us. Ask Tour Neighbor About Us. Write for Qaotatloss asd Tsg BOLLAM & CO. I8 FRONT 8T. PORTLAND. OR. pl. lOe par lb. i 1 - SCGAn Nominal price, refinery baria: Cab, 317.15; fruit and berry, 816.30: D yel low $15.70; granulated. $16.60; extra C $16 00; golden C, $16.80. HONEY New, 87.00 0 8.00 ease. RICE Japan style. No. 1. lie; New Orleans bead. ( ) ; Bin Boae. 14 44 c lb. SALT toarse, half ground. 100. $17.25 per ton; 50s. 818.73) table dairy, 60s, 827.25; pales, $3.30 0 . oo; fancy table ana dairy. $34.50; lump rock. $26.50 per ton. BEANS Sale . by jobbers. Small white, 7Ho lb.; terse obit. 74 c; pink, 8He lb.; limaa. 13 He; bayou. ll4e; reds,. 10 He: Ore gon beans, buying pricaa, nomiiuJ. ft S e lb. CANNED MII-K Carnation. $6.50; Borden, 86.50; Aator, 86.40; Eagle. 313.33; Ubby, 86.60; Meant Vernon. 36.40 per ease. COFFEE Roasted. 84 0 48c in aaek or drum. BODA CRACKERS la bulk. 20o pr lb. NUTS Walnut.. 85 0 40c vtr in.; almonds. S7H02SHc; filbert. 32c In sack lot: pea Bats. 14U016e; paean. 28c; Brasua, 35c. rt, paint. Oils ROPE Sisal, dark, 18 He; white. 20e lb.; standard Msnila, 26 He. LINSEED OIL Raw, bbli, 31.54 gaL; ket tle boiled, bbla.. 31.71; raw, eaaaa, $1.69; boiled, sup, $1.71 gallon. COAL OIL Purl or water whit, fa drams or Iron barrel. 17 He gallon ; cases, SOe per gallon. (iASOLINE Ires barreta. 29 0 30 He; eaaea, 41 He. WHITi LEAD Too lota, 15c; 600 lb.. 15 He Per lb. TURPENTINE Tank. $1.86; ease. $2.11; 10 eaae lota, le lean, ' Nop. Weal and Hid HOPS Nominal. ISIS crop. 70o pound. HIDES Salt bidea (all weights), 11c; green bide (all weights), 9c; green or salt calf (una-' ear 15 poandsl. 20 0 22c; green or sslt kip (1$ ta SO lbs.). 12 015c: aaU balls. Be; gram ball. 7c; dry bide. 30c; dry salt hide, 15c; gry calf (under 7 lb.), 25c SALT HORSE HIDES (Large) $4 ascb; alt bors hides (medium). $$ each; salt hers hides (umali), 32 aen. PELTS Dry fine long wool pelt, lie; dry medium king wool pelts. 12c; dry coarse long wool pelt. 18t . SALT FELTS Salt loag wool pelt. $2 60 82.00 aacb; aalt lamb pelt. 50 075 each; salt bearings. 25 0 50s sacb; salt clippers, 15 ay 23e . MOHATR Long. 25c; short. 13c lb. TALLOW AND GREASE Xa. 1 tallow. 7c; No. 3. 6e. CASCA RA BARK New peal, Th; oi4 Wheat Prices Bob Up and Down in The Chicago Pit Chicago. Sept 18. (I. .N. S.) All frraln features sold off on the short Saturday session of the board of trade under the Influence of an Increasing run of corn despite the recent sharp declines In spot prices. Provisions weakened In sympathy, although show ing; fair rallies from the day's low on a little support from packers. At the close of December wheat was 22'4c lower and March off lt2c. September corn lost 3"4c. December 2c and May l?lc. September oats dropped 4c, -December HTc. and May 94c. Forar waa aiominally un changed, lard 5c Vower to &c higher, the lattef for JaUary. and ribs 10c lower. AUi Chalmers . . . Alloy Steel Am. Beet Sugar . . Am. Can, c Am. Car Fdy Am. Cotton Oil . . A. II. a I... c Am. Int. for Am. Linseed, c . . . . Am Ioco . c . . . . Am. Ship A Com. Am. SmeltaL c . . . Am. Steel Fdy. . Am. Sugar, c . . Am Hnnulri Toh 237 ! Am. Tel. A Tel . . ... I An. Woolen, c . . . Am. Zinc Anaconda Mining . Afrhuon, c IOCO.. c . . . . A Ohio, c . . Beth, tttvel. B . . . Br. Rapid Transit. Butte Superior. Canadian Pacific . Cent. leather, c. . .Che. Ohio . . . Ch. Ot West.. C. C. M. Bt. P. . . Chile Copper .... Chino Copier . . . Col. Gas Elec. . Colo. Knel it Iron. Consolidated Gas , Corn Products, c. . Crucible Steel, c . P. A R. G.. c Erie, c General Cigars . . , General Electric. I I 86 V 40 40 89 H 39 H S2H SH H214I 36 H 8H 36 Hi 36 H 135 V 135 4 135 1134 4 25 H 25 H 25 H 25 13 1.14 13 13H 7fi l. 78H 77 4 78 I 70 10 70 U 70 H I M 97 S 98 H 97 i 10 20 19V 20 I 64 04 H 4 83 i ! 37 H 37 H 87 HI 37 4600 - 5000 4S00 R2O0 6350 ill24112II12Hill2H I 91) H 90 H I 90 1 OH V 100 H 100 H 'IOO I10HI4 I K8i 8SHI 83 ! S3 ' I2HI 12HI 12HI 13 55 'si 53 H I 35 53 84 S 84 Hi K4 84 l. 1 1 3 a jl 14 HI113 113H Chicsgo. Kept. 18.- (I. N. R. 1 Commission houses bought while Vlongs" sold wheat at the opening of the market today and price were hishar. December waa unchanged to le higher, and March was lc to 1 He higher. Corn waa J c to 1 H c lower for September. c to H c of for December, and c to He kwer for May. Trade wag light, but there waa fcatecred commivion house selling. Oata were unchanged to c higher at the start, with eery light offering and moderate buying by commission houses. There was lark of support and scattered sell ing in prorisiona, with opening price lower. Dee. Men. Sept. Dec. Sept. Sept, Sept. Dec 128 110 Chicago tange by T'nited Preasr. WHEAT 243 243 H 239 289 CORN 128 110 OATS no 60 H 63 H 13 1. RT l."i .... ns'i BARLEY 101 Sept Ucr Cash Barle Bept Oct Rent Oct. Sept Oct. 03 in. pons. .Nominal .... . Nominal .... LARI) .2072 2080 .2075 205 RIBS . Nominal .... 1782 1795 240 24014 233 235 1244 125H 107 S 108 69 i 60 62 Si 62 H 100 1P1H 172 173 100H 100H . 99 H 259 3 2600 206." 2080 2065 2080 .... 17S0 1773 1795 Cash wheat--No. 2 hard. 82 Jl H 2.52. Pendleton Trade In Wheat Lags Pendleton. Sept 18 Sereral warm, sun shiny days, following tha heaty rains of th past week, has enabled the wheat farmer to con tinue harvesting his crop. There is still much rheat to be ha treated and great anxiety waa felt among the wheat men for the grain. So far the grsin has not been damaged and great relief is felt now that the few remaining summer daya bare again turned warm. Wheat sale hare been lagging for tha part two or three days, due to th fact that local market are becoming mora in line with other market. Prices hare been around 82.30 a bushel her, but are down to 82.23, the esti mated aale being 2.000,000 Bushels, or aboat 40 per ent of th crop, mast of which has been i hipped for export ae. 44 7H 4 1 1 H 20. 121 H 54 5 H ! 3H 15 H 29 H 68 Sfl H 127 H SH 18 44 H 78 11 H 20 123 V. 54 H 65 38 lsv; 29 H 38 f)9 H 127, 3H 20 H 44 78 1 1 20 I 44 t. I 7. I 10H I 20 121 H121 !4 51 H I 52 65 ' 0 384 15 H 29 H 57H Thirteen loads of livestock reached North Portland for the week end. No price changes were Indicated in any line. , Recently there has been a ery liberal move ment of feeder stuff . into the country, sale being gradually increased orer preceding periods. With liberal hay production in th interior and the cutlook for lower price for coca offerings, feeders re taking heart There waa a fair supply of killers in th eattlj alley for the week end bnt trad waa slow although considered steady. General cattle range: Choice grass steers $ 9 23010 00 Good to choice iteeri Medium to good rteers Fair to good steers Common to fair steer. Choice cow and heifer. ..... Good to choice cow. and heifer. Medium to good cows and heifers, Canners . Bulls Choice dairy aire ITeary calves Best light calves Medium light calve Best feeder. ... Fair to good feeders Swine S at Top Only a small run the normal was shown for Hatunla in the hoe alley at North Port land. Demand continues extremely favorable witn extreme prices continued. lienersl hdg msrket range Prime mixed Medium mixed , Smooth heavy Rough heavy II Sheep Hold Unchaaoad In the fheep and lamb alley tha week end showed a steady tone with a smsli supply avail able for the market Price held bout sUtion ary. General eheep sod lamb range: Prim lmbs 8 9 50 010 50 Cull Iambi 0.00 8 90 Terlings 6 50 0 7. 75 Wethers 6 00 0 S.TS Ewes 2.23 0 0 25 Friday Aftarneon Sal STEERS No Ave lhs. Price. No. Ave. lbs. 1 980 8 8.23 7 982 COWS -, SMI I 2 . . . . 93 S 8.00 770 6 73 I 2. . . . 90 4 OO 1100 4.00 1 900 6 75 CALVES 150 $13.00 1 2.... 370 $ 6.30 120 15 0O 1 BULLS 1186 $ 6.00 8 23 9.25 7.250 8 25 6.7S4 7 21 6.00 0 6.T5 7.23 0 8.00 6.25 0 7.23 6 23 0 6.25 3730 4.7$ 3.000 6 00 1$ 00 013 00 7.00 0 9.00 1 1.00 0 18.00 9.00011.00 6.50 0 7.00 6.50 0 6.50 . 810.500 19.73 . IS 75019 23 . 17.25017.73 . 15 230 17.25 . 14.23017.73 SPIRIT OF TRADERS HALTS BEAR MS By Broadan Wall New Tork, Sept. 18. Not. a bear dared chow his hand in the stock market Friday, and as a result there was almost a bear panic before the day was done. It was certain that the market would be supported, especially the Morgan issues. Be sides, every trader felt that' if he attacked the market he would be contributing to whatever unsettle ment might result. There were thousands on the street ready to take physical action if neces sary to repress any ra'dinz. Persons who have been retailing; radicalism were strangely silent The bomb killed a lot of Innocent men and women, but it damaged the Bolshevist scheme of thintrs so severely that its net effect proved constructive. Price. $ 5.60 89 128 65 V 104 SH 15 H 29 14 57 35 PO 09 127 2'i 20 H 4 H General Motors ... 22 22 I 214 21! fit Northern Ore.. 34 H 84 H 34 84 t Northern Hy. . . 79 H 79 H 79 79 Green Cananea ... 29 29 Vi 29 H 29 Gulf State Steel.. 33 53 53 52 Illinois Central .... K9 H H9 89 H H H Ir.dutril Alcohol.. 86 86 H 83 H 85 H lapiration Copper.. 49 49 48 48 Int Paper R2 H 82 H 2 82 H Int Mrr. Ma., c... 26 2 25 26 Inu Nickel 19H 19 19H 19H K. C. Southern, r. . 21 H 21 21 H' 21 H Kewnerotc Copper . 26 H 26 H 2 H 26 H Uasaoimis Klael . BO V e H 9 H Lehigh Valley .... 49 49 H 49 49 Middle State Oil . . 18 18H 174 1TH Meiirsn Petroleum . 1 188 188 185 H 187 Montana Power ,r9 Vi Miami Cooper 19 Mldvale Steel 404 40 T, 40 40 Missouri Pcifk c. . 27 H 27 K 27 H 27 National Ensjnel ... 60 H 60 H 60 H 60 Nevada Consolidated 12 H New Haven 34 S 34 H 33 7 34 N. T. Central 7 H 7H 75 76 Norfolk a Western. 93 H 93 95 H 95 H Northern Farific .. . 80 H 80 80 80 Okla. Ref . and Prod 4 H Pure Oil 40 40 39 5s 39 H Pacific Mail 28 Ian-Am. Tete , c. . . 95 95 934 94 Perm. Railway 42 M 42 i 42 H 42 H People Gas S3 Pierce Oil 13 13 S 13 15 H Pressed Steel Car. c 98 H Ray Con. Copper.. 1."' 1 5 15 H 15 Reading, c 93 H ' 93 95 H Royal Dutch 88 H 884 88 88 Republic I. it S , C. 83 85 84 84 Rork Inland, c... 38 38 38 38 Shattuck Copper H Sinclair Con .... 34 H 35 ?A 34 S'kms Sheffield ... 734 724 72 72 So. Pacific MS 97 95 H 86 So. Rv, c 28 0 29' 284 29 H Shell Oil 55 55 H 6tH 54 Bt U A Ssn F... 28 28 H 28 -28 Fwift A Co 108 18 1108 10SH Tcnn. Copper 40 IOHi 10 10 Texas Oil 52H 68 I 82H 524 Texas Peci'ir ....) 37H S7 37 37 Trnscont .Oil 144 14 14 14 Union Pscifr c... 123 123 4 1284 123 H Union Oil of Del .. . 80 80 30 30 1'. H. Rubber, c .. 89 H 90 H 89 89 r. S. Smelt A Ref 59 U. 8. Steel, e 91 H 91 91 91 H Utah Copper 64 H 65 64 H 84 Vt Vanadium Steel ... 72 72 70 71 Virginia Chemical, c 68 68 08 68 Wabash 4 0 94 9H Western Union 84H WesUnghoun Elec. . 49 49 49 48 Willy Overland 1 5 4 164 15 15 H R . . 1 . . 1 ' ' 8 . . M 8 . . 139. 188 $19.73 340 17.50 ISO 470 3i1 205 104 17.75 17 75 17 75 19.75 16 no 15.00 61 . 1 . 9 . 4 . 1 . 18. 33 . 340 $17.73 205 19.50 160 11 2U3 210 03 65 19 75 19 75 19.75 19.75 16.00 li.uu No. I.AMBS 75 8 9 50 73 ... . 63 $ 8.00 EWES . 90 $ 6 OO I..." 100 $ 4.00 "BUCK 170 $ 4T0O I Saturday Meenlnf Sals STEERS lbs. Price. I No. Ave. lhs. Business on Pacific Coast Shows Decline, According to Report The August report of the credit clear ing house is based on about 200,000 ac tual transactions by wholesalers and manufacturers artreraUne in volume over i 150,000,000. Purchases in the Pacific coast section shows a declined activity from the previous month of the last four years. responding month of the last four years Indebtedness, while a little less than the previous month, shows greater than August. 1919. and August, 1918. but Is a little less than August of the two previ ou8 years. Payment activities are nearly equal to July, but are komewhat less than August of last year. Comparing this month with August. 1918, 1917 and 1918 we find the activity somewhat better. General conditions on the coast are reported very favorable, but lack of transportation has hindered the moving of crops to some extent and the recent check reported In the lumber business has retarded the early fall trade. Buyers are optimistic as a whole, but are buyirfk very carefully, hoping that prices will decline as the selling season grows nearer. Deposits in Eugene Banks Show Gains Beyond 1919 Record , V' Eugene. Sept. 18. The September re port for the three banks of xjugene show total deposits of 3.U0S,399?. In the caaa of the United Stales National bank this represents a gain of S per cent over the report of June SO. or 30 per cent over the same period one year ago. The liank of Commerce gained over 3 per cent aver' the report of one year ago. The First National bank made an in crease of 8234,819.30 since June 30 and a gain of $562,391.36 in the past year. This record for the t'ull season of the yecr is attributed to the returns from lumber shipments, livestock and agricul tural products, and to new wealth brought In by investors. Had it not been for the car shortage, which was particu larly severe in this section, the record would probably nave been '20 per cent. larger. ' ALASKANS PROVE ' SAVINGS THRIFT $TOCKMMprr topic gj- Department of labor Officials pre dict that during the coming six months prices will fall to lower levels than have been known Blnce early in war. Acquitamla arrived in port last' night w,th 59 boxes of British gold. Secretary Houston says extension of ciedit by government does not seem warranted by present conditions. B. v B. & H. Knight cotton mills In Rhode Inland and Massachusetts, one of the largest textile manufacturing organ izations In the world. Is sold to Freder ick R. Ttupprecht, he of the Consoli dated Textile Corporation, for between $15,000,000 and $20,000,000. SHORT-TERM SOTE9 (Famished by Clark. Kendall Co.. Inc.1 imV . V980 8 7.50 0. COWS 1 . . . . 680 I i (10 ! 1 . . 1 . . . . 670 8.00 1. . CALVES 1 . . . . 130 $15 Oil I 70. . HtKiS 2 . . . . 510 $17.7.-. 81 . , 0 177 19.75 I 7. . 13 ... . 182 19.75 I . 1081 700 970 Price. $ 8.00 $ 4.00 6.50 200 $14.00 190 $19.75 230 17.70 AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Oftteaow Mwaa S1S.OO Chicago. Sept. 18. iL N. 8. ) Hogs Be- eeipts 2000; lOtfelSc higher. Bulk. $16,000 17.30; top. $18.00; Heavyweight. $16,600 IT. 00; medium weight. $17.10017.90; light weight $17.25017.90; light bg!it $t6 60e 17 70; heavy packing sow, rmonth, $16,100 16.50; packing sows, rough. $16.50 016.10; pigs. $15.500 17.23. Cattle Receipts 2000. Sheep Receipts 80O0. Decree Hogs S1T.OO Denver, Colo., Sept. 18. U. P.) Cattle Receipt 500; steady Steers. S9.50$M2 50; cows and heifers. $7.00(9.00; itoeker and feeders. $7.50 tr 1 0.25 ; ralvea. IS 50 12 50 Hog. Ilef-etpti 100; strong. Top. $17.00; bulk, $16.25017 00. Sheep .Receipt 3800; steady. Iambs. $12 850 13 50; ewes. $0.0006.25: feeder lambs. $12.75 13.25. Omaha Hooe $17 35 South Omaha. Sept 18. 1 1. N. 8.) Hog heceipt-., 2500. 15c to 25c higher. Bui. $1.2516.75; top. $17.35. Cattle Receipt.. 500; compared with week jgo. good and choice feed steers, stronger; top steers. $17.50; yearlings, $17.25; others, good and choice grass steers nd she stock, canners, cutter and bulls, 25c lower; in-between ateers and butcher stock, 50c to $1 lower; veal steady; stockers and feeders mostly 50c to $1 lower. Sheep Receipts, none: compared with week Jfco. fat lambs lully 6c lower; yearling and wethers sbout steady; ewes. 25c to 50c lower; feeding sheep and iambi, 50c to 75c lower. No SasAU Ho KUrkst Seattle, Sept. 18. (I. N. 8.) Hogs No re eeird. CttU Receipt. 114: market weak. Prim steer.. $0-75 0 10.25; medium to choice, $8.25 H 9 25 : common to good. 6.O0e7SO; bast ccw. and heifers, $7.30 0 8 00: medium to eroirw, $6.007.00; common to good. 35.00 0 8.00; calve. $7.00015.00; bulls. $4,000 r.oo. Sheep No receipt.; market fteady. Security. Maturit. Am. Cotton Oil 6s.... 9. 2.24 A as. T. A T. 6. -O. 2.22 Am. T. T. 6s 2, 1.24 Am. Thread 6i 12, 1.28 Am. Tobacco 7s 11. 1.20 Am Tobacew 7. .. ..11. 1.21 Am. Tobacco 7s II. 1,22 Am. Tobacco 7s 11, 1.28 Anglo Am. Oil 7 Ha... 4. 1.23 Armour Conv. 7s 7.13,22 Belgian Gov. 7H 6, 1,45 Belgian Got. Oi 1, 1,21 Pilgian Go. 8. 1. 1.23 Bethlehem Pteel 7s . . . 1.15.22 Bthlethem Stael 7s.... 7,15,23 British Got. 6 Hi II. 1.21 British Uov. $ H H, 122 Canadian Uov. 5s.. S. 1.21 Canadian Go. 5s.. 8. 1.2 Cudahy Parking 7a . . . 7.18,23 it-t. Rapid Transit 7. !tl Japan Uov. 4Hs... 7.10,23 aennecott Cop. 7a.... 2, 1,30 List. Myers Tob. St.. 12. 1.21 Moliw Plow Ts . 1.20 Molio. Plow 7s 9. 1.21 Molin Plow 7s 9. 1,22 Mnlin Plow 7 1 ft. 1.28 Moline Plow 7s . 1.Z4 Nor. Pac- quip. 7s. . . 6.15.22 Pacific Gaa Ele. 7. 6. 1.25 Swift A Co. 6s 8.15.21 U. S. Rubber 7s 12. 1.23 Bradstreet's says trade, as a whole, is quiet. Industrial operations are main tained but below speed of few months. Dun's report 137 commercial failures in the I'nlted States this week against 125 last week and 107 last year. Governor Harding of the board ad vised a delegation from the American Cotton association to return home and work out their problem of financing the movement of the present crop with the facilities now available. Washington. Sept. 11 -The terri-, tory of Alaska has outstripped all the states and territories of the United States in the per capita in- -vestment of her people In Thrift and ' War Savlnfa stamps and treasury savings certificates for the first seven months of 1920, according to the last report of the savings divis ion of the treasury department. Alaska's Investment in these thrift securities amounted to 81.22 for every man. woman and child livinf In the territory. Ohio csme next with a per capita of 81.20 and an aggregate cash total of 86.352.261. Kansas follows with a par capita of U cents, while the District of Columbia ranks fourth with 70. cents, and Oregon fifth, with 68 cents. The total net sales of the stamps and certi ficates throughput the United States and ' Its possessions for the seven months period was 832,253.476. The net rales in the Western states for the period run as follows: Arizona 8 70.017 California 1,106,453 Idaho 118.850 Nevada 60,454 Oregon 5'JI1 Utah ; 78,066 Washington 823.680 W. M. Leawla, director of the savings division, said also that much of thf work of the savings division of the treasury department embraces a per sistent effort to point out to Liberty bohd purchasers their true interest ' In holding the bonds rather than sacrificing them at present market prices," and to buy more bonds. Asked to Issue $9b,000,000 Stock . Washington. Sept. 18. (I. N. a) The Delaware. Lackawanna 4k Western rail road today made application to the Interstate commerce commission for au thorlty to Issue capital stock "to tha full amount of Its surplus," which now exceeds $90,000,000. In Ita application the company an-' nounced that It is now ready to segre gate Us coal property from Its railroad property and to confine its operations to those of a transportation compsny. ConseTvartfoe lotnan Total sales, i torts 891.900. Total sales bond. $6,222,000. DAIRY MODCCE OF THE COAST ISSUE NO. 55 WRITE FOR 8VIFFIX0 TAGS SAT., SEPT, IB, 1920 WE SECURED RECORD PRICES FOR HOGS . Th demand for dressed pork waa unusually favorable during 'the week. We secured wi?.0 tKMlnd ,UT t0P Wockar. i -tlaary weight sold at 22c. . . ,,,:'r, ae lirmer tnaa expecUtioai and pricea held Well W aold top quality at 23m 24e a pound ( ,,. POUCTav lH-msnd for chickens continued favorable and eapwelally so for heavy weight hen. f. ,C.W h,ni " 30olo and light weight st 20c. HeaTy cprinse sold at 26c god light Mock 80e. , P'".v SJUTTasj Demand continue favorable. ISM Uemand is stronger. W secured B0 67 Ha a doaea for current neaipta. Bote gnu cmcka out. Osr Selling Chare le Lb. oa Poaltry, Teal, Hogst le Dosea oa Egg$ vou sag aLWAtr assurcd or TMg'assT raicg thk market affords if vou SHIP TO v . Sheridan -Beckley Co., Inc. FRUITS AITD PRODUCE Phone Main 7922 211 Washington St. swrsrwner: mwasinia SAVISjas ARK Apaile and Petate O rowan' Chicago Potato Xarket Chicago. Swpt. 18 (L N. 8.) Potatoes amuttton. Tha Ship H, Cwr L.t Las. ShewW Wa Owe SavwVw. sinsV $2.00 2.23 SAUe Msrkai Seattle. Sept. 18. (U. P.l Butter City creamery cubes, 64c; bricks, 66c. Lgga Freeh ranch. 70c? pnlleta, BSe. Lea Anoete Maratt Los Angeles. Sept. 18. iL N. 8.) Batter. 71e per lb. Kgn Extras. 68c; eaae count, 63c; pullet. 38c; p "eea. 4 3c. ' Poaltry Unchanged. POTATOES A 1-050 THE COAST' SaUle Market Seattle. Sept. 18 U. P.) Potato TW m Washington Netted Ocms. 3 He; local 2 2 He pet lb. La Anasias K Lea Angeles, Sept. IS. (I. N. 8 ) Pota toes tewl lrly and Whit Usee, fancy No. 1, nostlyl.00l,25 lug. Mcsed, No. 1, mostly 82.50; Stockton Burbania, 83.00 3.23; few Xor. $2.80. Dried Fralt aad Beaa$ New Tork. Sept 18. (L N". S.I Bea afaxkat quiet. Atarrow. cboioe. $11.00;; pea, ebenca, $7.0d; c Dried fruios Market steady. Apricots, extra el-oic te fancy, 28 37c; applea, evaporated, prim to fancy. lS17c; prunes, 80s to 0, 17H25c; AO to 100. 10 14 He; peaches, extra choice to fancy. 19H21He; aeeded rstins, choicw to fancy. .28 H 25c. Ttew Tork Bond Market Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.. of Trad building: Atchison OrnL 4 Bl. A Ohio Gold l'eth. Steel Ref. 5s Ctnt. Pacific K4i t., B. A Q. Col. 4s St. Paul Genl 4 Hi Chicagn N-W. OenL 4s .. L. A N. Uni. 4. New Tork By. 6a Northern Iae. P. U 4 a. . Reading Genl. 4. Union Pac 1st 4s V. 8. Steel 5s Union Pac. 1st Ttef. 5 .. . Southern Pmc. Conv. 6. . . Hontncrn Pac. Conv. 4s. . IVnn. Conv. 4 H a Pvnn. 1st 4 Ha Chea. A Ohio Con. 6s. . Oregon Short Lin 4 . . . . Rid. 75 H 67 79 72 .i 96 73 H 75 H 79 H 24 76H 804 80 H 91 76 99 H 7H 89 H 79 H 84 a 79 Board Ask. 76 68 H 80 73 98 H 74 76 H 80 25 77 81 0i 92 H 76H 99 i 77 60 79 i" 84 i 7H COTTON IS ERRATIC, BUT LOWER. AT THE CLOSE New. Tork. Sept 18. (I. X. S.) Th cotton market had an easier opening today, with prices off 10 to 18 points, bat it later rallied on week end covering. At th nd of lb first 20 minute th Int was easy again at a net decline of aboat 20 point, reflecting farther local - and southern pressor. Near tha elan the market rallied on covering and baying by the trad and New Orleans inter- it but eased somewhat ia the last few aiiiiaUs and closed 6 to 17 point net lower. Furnished by Ofwrbwck Cooke Co.. Board . into Dtuicung. January February March April May June . , July September October , November December Open. High. Ixrw. cinae. 244S 2475 2427 2435 241J 2340 2375 2320 2357 28SO 2293 2820 2280 2305 J 2285 2250 2270 ;2240 2260 2lo 2860 2873 2880 2S5S 2670 2570 2590 2540 2570 MlnaeapoUs-Dalath liax Dnluth. Sant 18. L '. S.) Flax Sent, $3.18: Oct, $8.18; Nov.. $3.22; Dae.. $8.23; track. $3. 19 8.27: arrive. $2.21. Minneapolis Sept 18. (L N. S.) Track. 33.17 3.20; arm, same, a. Minneapolis Cash Grain Minneaioli)i. Cah wheat: No. 1 dark northern. 82.55 V4 8 2.05 l ; No. 2. 82.504 2.C0H; No. 8. $2.45 !4 t 2.55 H : fsncy. 2.70Si: No. 1 northern. $2.52 Vi 2.60 : No. 2. $2,47 2.65 ; No. 3. $2.41 H 2.50 V; No. 1 red rpring. 82.48 4 2.S8 V ! No. 3. $2 434 2 454; No. 1 dark bird Mon trn. $2.5.-1 Vi 12.60 H ; No. 1 hard Montane. S2 30H2 5SVi; No 1 durum. $2 434 4 2 464; No v 2. $2.444 2 49 K : No. S. $2.334 2 884 ; No. 8 yellow. $1.1741. IB; No. 4. $1141 16; No. S. $1.101.13; No. 8 mixed. $1.131.17: No. 4. $1.12114; No. 5. $1.08 1.10; oaU, No. 2 white. 57 ftSTic; No. 8. 3t4r37He: No. 4. 53 H 4 56 He; barley, choic to fancy, 95e$100; medium to go!. 83 94c; lower trade, 77 0 Me: No 2 rye. $1.80 H 1.82 ; flax. $3.1708 20. Chicago Dairy Predate Chicago, Sept. 18. Butter Beeeipts. 731 S tub. Creamery extra. 5e; extra firMa, 53 He; first. 47S4He; packiag stocks 3740Hc Kgga Jtoceipta, 764 ca.e. Current reeeipte. 72c; mtscellaneow, 48 49 He; firsts. 46 4 47.; extra. 6S63He; ehecka, S9S5c; aruea. saesanc. Cheese Twins, new. 26 He: daisies. 27 He Toung America. 27H)274c; Long Horn. . i e; one a, 20c live Poultry Turkey., 45c; chick am, JOe; springs. 34c; roo.ters. 2$; gease. 24c; docks. 28 per lb. . Bang la Good Shape Pendleton. Sept 18. The Wenaha forest range ia in better condition thaa be baa aver aeea it. according to U. A. Bottcher, awastant supervisor of the Wenaha and UaaatUla for ests. Mr. Boucher has tsw inspecting tli range for the last 10 yean, has Just re turned from th rang and states that it as not Hkeiy the sheep will be brought from the moun tains to th alfalfa districts before October 10. Xaval Stores Market New Tork. Sept IS. (L X. 8U Turpen tine Savannah. tltiei.lt: Kew Tork. '1.47 H. Rosin Savannah. $11.50; Kw Tork, $13.75. Stw Tork-LeaeoB MUvr New Tork Sent 18. (L N. S.) cial bar silver waa today a no ted as fallow: Do mestic, uacbansad at 9 He; foreign. He lower 934. London, Sept. 18. (L N. S) Bar silm vaa Hd lower today t 69 Hd. Saa Fraaelseo Poaltry Market San Francisco. Sept 18. (U. P.) Broiler, 48 60c; large bens. 4042e; beat ducka. 25 28c. a. Saa Fraaelee Prodaee San Frsncison, Sept. 18. (U. P.) Potato River White. I3.I1H2.I3; sweet, 5c. Onions Tellrw White. 90e$1.00; Aaa- traliaa Brown. $1.0011.13. Has rraadseo Grali Market Saa Francisco; Sent 18. V. P. J Barley s leeo. ... ay 2.u; aairawng. 2.43. 07 H 98 87 H FOREIGN F.XCHAKGE BATES Corrected daily by foreign exchange depart ment of the United States national nan. Opening nominal rales on Dim transections: Draft Checks. London Pounds sterling ... .8 3. 02 H rrfc t'ranca.. 6.77 IlambUTg-Brea Marks Genoa Lir . Copenhagen Kroner . . . Christian! Kroner . . . Stockholm Kroner . . . Hongkong Currency . . Japan Yen . Shanghai Taela 1.46 4.34 13 80 13 80 20 50 76.50 61.30 1 07 8 8.53 8.78 146 4.34 H 18 85 18.85 20.33 77.00 51.75 1.07 H Par Value 8 4.866 10.30 28.81 19.80 26 .7 26.70 26.79 49.84 Konelga Exchange Market New York, Sept. 18. (U. P.) Foreign ca ching opened steady today with a somewhat stronger trend. Sterling demand opened 88.52. cable. 33.53; franca, .0681; lire, '.0434; marks. 0144. HterUng closed higher at $3.38 Vi. na 1c: francs closed . .0701, np .0032;. lire, closed .0440, up .0011; lire cables, .0441; Belgian franc. .0744; marks, .0138, off .0018; Can adian dollars, .90. -Bank "aw Tork Dank statement New Tork, Sept. 18. (L N. 8.) statement: Average Loam. Increase, 862,809,000; de mand deiKxuta, laeream, 812,160.000! time de poaiu, increase, SS.alS.OOO; reserve, increase, $5,780,820. Actual Loan inereas, $112,881,000; de mand deposit. Inereas. 863.067,000; time de posits, inereas, S8.6$S,000; reeerv decrease. $4,788,790. Liberty Bead Sale (rtrnubed by Overbeck A Conk Co.) Onen. Huh. Liberty. 3H 9002 9O04 liberty, 1st 4 Liberty, 2d 4a... 8540 8546 Liberty. 1st 4 '4 1. 8600 8610 Liberty. 2d 4Hs. S51S S522 i-i He nr. sd tii. ssse Liberty, 4th 4 Via. 8330 S34S Victory. 44a ... 9346 6554 Victory. 3Hs ... 0844 348 Inw 0000 820 8600 851 SS32 S326 9344 9342 Close. OO.I0 8560 8510 6600 SKIS SSS2 6340 9544 9344 earn OUTH t washinoton t Ban k Saturday Even ittgs Between 6 and 8 This Bank Is Open in All Departments HUll Commercial ANf " H Savings FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 6 TO 8 r Foreign Business Much attention is being directed at the present time to export business. This Bank has a number of foreign branches as well as close working arrangements with banks of the highest standing in many other countries which enable it to offer special facilities in the financing f trade with foreign points. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE; Portland Branch . Fourth and Stark Sta. ' PACIFIC COAST BAKK STATEMENT Oearli Monday Wadnaedar Thursday Friday Saturday .. Week .... Pertsaow skanee Tbia Week. 8 9.880.664.(1.1 .131.80T.OO 11.141.1Sa.33 11. $41,411 33 S.720.226.7S 6.41 1.823.$$ Tear Ago, S13.18ft.72S.S4 .ses.f6e.ef .Z.4V4. , 7,618.214 44 6.792.190.42. .197.2$7.S2 . .334.326.46A60 346.978.755.43 Clearing Sabarday. Ua lances Saturday. .8 2.344,837.06 688.441.0v r U.HnM ftatardav 8 .! A02.0 Balaacas Saturday 1,794, 63$. 91 1 as Prase use Banks florin.! Balarda t7 100 SOO 00 ta Awgasa tasaa - 1 Clearing Saturday $18,272,944.06' Jiiw Tark Sagar aad Coffee New Tork. Sept 18. (C. P.) Coffee Ne. T Bio. Be: So. 4 Saatoa. 13Hf414 He.. Saga Raw, mlt. $16.76; ret meet, awiot; gnamlated. $14.80 16.0O. - Stock. Boada. tie. - in Cettew, OraJat. Eta. Tta . BatldiBg Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO LL EXHANGES bam sera Cklrage Bear4 f Trade ' CrreaaSBts . ,. at lagas Bry -Caieago - Betr Tork k m m saaw JS a 1 F Ill "hi aw ..', ' ' aawa awaaw ' ' ' 4V llrav . M Vi Our . , iiitw . r vis riMi - , . fTv - "dnire iO!l ,ere'a. off, ""t in t. w v:w . A tB M . ' S Haw , -avAV C i.. " - or'ttPw:, . ' i s AND vA A oucces. I I f m A AT We ti... ': I I - .r.: -.'.';:' ,.f..,-r,-, . -e;c - . . . ' t 0, rv.