The Oregon daily journal., September 21, 1920, Page 13, Image 13

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1920.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON.
TREMENDOUS LOSSES ARE FORCED IN THE PRICE OF WHEAT
Zdlted by .
RrnaaH.Oobei
EGG PRICE GOES
F. o. b. buyers are today offering a
high as 89o a down for current receipt
eggs from good shipper, although the
general prtoe is lifted but lo at 68c f. o.
b, Portland,
Wkh receipt of egg here wry lod'r-! .
with not only a cellent locjl 'm"d'-t"'?
big outside nU from other VteWe NorUiwMt
poliM. offering of fresh eggi on tlx locl mar
ket are Insufficient to Uko ero of prerllln
''sale it eanaled stock ere showa at 66 66e
a doaen generally with extras a "
d.sa. Tlifn forms a ew record lor
Portland for tlifcc period of th i eaon.
Ppget Sound od intrlor point were suing
for eggs In th Portland naAet dttrinf lb
.Uy. but tiler iu Utile stock availabl to offer
them. ' A .
In th. meantime cold atorag operator are
taking xtremelr bear profit. t j
The desiring speeiel Information regarding
n market, .honld write Ut Market Editor
Uruoo Journal, eneloaina attmp for reply.
a .
BI'TTKll MTtJATIOJJ IS QCIT
Butter market la drifting bete. Short weight
tork continues to be offered. The attention
of the United State district attnraey baa beea
railed to ttie matter, aa ahort weight ta a viola
tion of the pure food law.
('HICKCIT TKADK IS TJWCHAJTGEB
No teneral rhang la shown in the ehlrken
trade far the day. Heavy ben aalea eontimi
generally around SO a pound, with Uiht weight
at 20e. Even at too latter price lightweight
atock la hard to tall.
XrVLK DEMAND LIBERAL HKRE
Liberal local demand la ghowins for (irtren
ateln applea, with fancy stock of good slxrs
quoted up to 86 a bos for wrapped stock. Boms
Hnowi are being offered from 13 to S3. 23, ac
cording to stxa.
MAIUCET
:-BASKT
RJETAIL. PRJCEJ"
"By Hynaa H. Conea
.Tomatoes are today befnr offered at
extremely low prices in the Portland
market. Those housewives who have
not bad" their needed aunnlv of thU fa
vorita, vegetable should avail themselves
Of the present ormortunltv ta sncure
their requirements at the lowest prlcO
.or several years.
Peaches are also lower price. Much
Indifferent quality stock has recently
been offered and consumers have not
been willing to pay extreme prices for
offgrade stuff. Sales of peaches at re
tail are around $1.75 to 12.25, per box,
according- to quality.
" There Is rnew melon on the market
It was received at the wholesale house
of the Ryan Fruit company and is well
named "Oh Boy." The melon comes
from the place of D. W. Early of Grand
view, Wash., who brought the Ice cream
melon to the front. It resemble the
latter In appearance but the inside is
composed of yellow meated fruit that re
sembles the Parrell Gem cantaloupe. It
is said to be at its best when the outside
Us spongy."
The following prlcce rule ceDerallr In retail
shop for good quality. Some valne re frac
tional hither and inferior (tuff fractional
lower.
ButterBeet creamery. 70 e 7 6.
Kan Fr.h laid, 76o doaen; ordinary fresh.
83 (k 6Be per 'dozen.
Poultry Chicken, dressed. 4860e per lb.
rtali Salmon. 10 020c per lb.; halibut, 25
X0e per lb.
Hour Beat local patent, IS.2004.80 per
aack. 40 Iba.
Potato Burbanka. S at 4e.
Onione IMed, S H 9 4e per lb.
Biackberriet Oregon, IS $ 20c per box.
Green corn 2S&SBC per doaen.
COFFEE IS D0W5 t CE5T8 POtND
Price of roaated coffee la down about 2e a
pound in the local market. Bulk roaated la
quit generally from 25a to 40c a pound. Th.
market la inclined Ui enow a dragging tendency.
MEAT FHICE RTJIiK AT AIlVAJfCE
Farther adrance to 2 0c and e'en a fraction
mora for fancy country killed hoga la ahown
along the ttreet Demand la not keen, but
there la a very limited aupply arailabla. Veal
ateady.
BRIEF IfOTES OF PBODCCE TRADE
1xt Cabin ayrup la 60c a cane higher.
reachra are weak,, with aalea at 11.60 to
II 75 generally.
Canlaloupee aearee , and higher at 12.00 9
2.M crate.
Tomatoea rery low at iOSIIVr a box.
Plenty of, low priced aelmon available.
WEATHER' NOTICE FOB MHPPE11S
Weather bureau edTiace: Protert ehlpment.
during the neit Sfl boura agaioat the following
matimam temperature: Going north, 62 de
gree! ; northeaat, over S., P. A S. K. R , 75
derraae; eaat to Baker, 75 degreee, and aouth to
Aihland, 76 decree, Maximum .temperature at
l'ortland Wedneaday, abont 08 degreea.
WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND
Then are prtaea retailer pay wholesaler, ex
cept . aa otherwiaa noted :
Dairy Froducta
BUTTER Selling price, box lota: Cream
ery, prime, parchment wrapped. SOo lb. : prime,
firare. 64a lb.; firata. Sle lbr-f mailer lota at an
adrance. Jobbing price: Cube eitraa, 60;
firata, 68e; dairy butter, buying price, 40o per
lb.
BtTTTERFAT Portland delivery baal. 6e
A grade;. OSc B grade; country atationa, 009
04c per lb. '
OLKOMAROABINK Beat brand. 40c; ordi
nary. 33V,c; bakera, SSc; nut margarine, 1 lb.
tartona. H2c per lh.
CHtESE Selling price: Tillamook, freah
Oregon, fancy triplet. fto per lb.; Toung
America.. 8c. lUce to Jobbera, f. o. b.
Tillamook: Cream brick. 404iic Selling
price: Block Swia. 48?4Sc; limtfurgwr, 40
42c per lb.
BOOS Bnying price: Cnrrenk feeeipta, SS
fttftc; caniiled, aelling price, 65c; select. 68e
Ir dnren.
L1VK TOt LTBY Relling price: Heaey bene.
ao- per lb.: light hen.. l!Oc per lb.; .prinaa.
3 1 m 32c: old rooateni. 12 (a) 14c lb.; turkey,
lire, ( ); duck. 2598Sc per lb.
Freeh Vegetable and Fruit
FRESH FRt IT Orange. 68.28 9 9. 2 per
box: banajaa. 12413Me lb.; k-tnnna. 15.00
T5.78 crate: grapefruit. $5.00 6.00; canU
loupea, $2. 00 $2. BO; Malaga .grape. 82.2S per
crate; Tokay. $3.25; black. $2.2592 50:
neachea. 11.50 91.75 par bos; peart, (2.UU9
J1V
APPLES New, $1.50 0 3.50; crabappU, 4
( he iter lb
DRIED KRl'lTS Dates, Dromedarie, 17.60;
faM. 111)0 ner box: fin. 83.50 ( 4.00.
OMOKH selling pno lo retailer.: wew
Will Walla, $1.2591 60; local. $2.25: aaao
UUon iclUng price, car. 11.50; garlic, 25c per
lb.; green onion. 26 9 85c Pr dozen banchea;
onion hU, 12o lb.
POTATOES Selling pry: Oregon fancy,
$2 5092.76; aweeta. 7H8Hc lb.
BERRIES Hvckleberriea, 16.50 per box
VEflETABI.ES Turnip. $2.80 tack: car
rota, $2.60 aack; beeta, 60s doaen banchea; lt
tnee, $1 76 crate; eocumbem. $1.60 tack; toma
Inea. S09$1.10: egg plant. 12 per lb.;
broccoli ( ); bell pepper, 7 9 8c; celery.
11.3591.60 doaan; it ring begat, to lb.; frees
corn. 30986e per dozen. .
Meat, and Provtalon
COTTNTBT MEATS Selling price: Country
lioga. 2 Be per lb., for top blocker ; beary.
lr: real, -i 2 He; heavy veal. 13916c.
SMOKED MEATS Ham. 42 9 46c per lb.;
breakfaat bacon, 42 9 58c; picnic, 25c per lb.;
cottage roll. 83vrr lb.
1.AAD Kettle rendered, 23o lb.; tierce baei.
compound. 20c.
Fkrh and Shltflh
FRESH FISH Salmon, frenh Chinook. 14 9
Iflo lb.; halibut, fmh. 16 9 20c per lb.; tur
geoa, ( ); black cod, 10 9 lie lb.; kippered
ralmon, $2.60 per 101b. baaket; kippered cad,
$2.35; rwor clajna, ( ); craba. $2.73 9 8.70
doaen: ling eed, 6 9 8e lb.
0TSTER8 Eutern, per fglloa, 15 00;
CI:mpU. 15.50.
a racer wa
SUGAR Nominal price, refinery baeii:
rSibe, 61T.1S; trait and berry. 818.80: D yel
1. w, $15.70; granulated. $16.50; eztra C.
815 00; golden C, 815.80.
HON KI New. 87.00 98.00 eaaa.
BICE Japan atyto. No. 1, He; New Orleen
head, t ) i Blue Boas. 14 to lb.
SALT Coares, half groond. 100. 817.25
per too: 50. $18 75; table dairy, 60. $27.28;
bale. $8.6094.00; fancy Uble and dairy,
$34.30; lamp rook, 826.60 per ton.
BEANS Sal by Jobber. Small white,
lb.; Urge white. 7 He; pink, 8He lb.;
I:ma, 12Me: bayou, iliac; red. 10e; Ore
run bean, buying prioea, nominal,' 6 Ha per lb.
CANNED MILK Carnation, $.60; Borden,
H.50; Astor, $640; Eagle. 812.85; Ubby.
16 50: Mount Vernon, $6.40 per caae.
COF7KE Roaated. 25 9 4Us is aacka or
arum'.
Soma CRACKERS In bulk. 20c per lb.
NUT8 Walnut. 85 440, par lb.; almond.
27 He 2ft He; fllberta, Sdc in aack lot.; pea
nuU, 14 Si j 16e; pecan, 26c; Brazil, 85c
tops. Faint, Oil
ROPE Steal, dark, 18 He; white. Soe Jh,:
atandard manila, 28 He.
LrNSKKD OIL Raw. bbki., 81.64 gal.; ket
tle boiled, bbla., $1.71: raw. eaaea, $1.69;
bulled, caaea, $1.71 gallon.
COAL OIL Pearl or watar white, in drama
or iron barrel, 17 Ha (aUoa; case. 8 fro per
gallon. e
414Ae80I',INB,D hwn' '0He; caaea,
UHITJC LEAIvXtoa lott. 18c; 609 lbs..
inT;:lFE.?TI?E7-Tto- !
Hop. Wool end Hide
KrrT5--Nr.m.4,,mi 191 ".. "TOP- TOO
d . .n -.7;,,.. wta.
83.11;
ItOtttld.
aic; grwmu
dry clfnnoer 7 lb.), i A
WALT HORUE HlDf.aVTrt.4 MrT).
fiTJii.-aJt. vwriva
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXHANCES
Maaibafs Ckicare Board of Trade
CorrsipeatfeaU ef teraa Bryaa
CUeatt XewTerk
rail mm m.
gaining Activity
New Torlt, , Sept. St. TJ. . P- The
Eveninf Sun's financial review today
aaid : .
Not a great deal' was accomplished in
today's stock market There was still
more or less nervous depression over
the recent bomb outrage. The Jewish
holidays were a factor in limiting; In
itiative also. Altogether the session
continued .a performance which did not
lead anywhere In particular, although
there were not backing strong; spots
and weak spots. The opening was irreg
ular, the principal feature being strength
m tobacco issues. That strength waain
the main neutralized in a short time.
After the first fifteen minutes or. so the
entire list stiffened after a fashion.
Weakness in the oil group, however, eas
ily traceable to taking of profits, un
settled the market, again.
The rails presented the firmest front
through the session, with particular
strength in most of the minor issues.
EASTERN BREAK IN
El
HOGS MAY AFF
HOW
HOGS SOLD
...Weaker
880.8$
..ll7(e lower UM
. -lze lower 17.86
. .fee higher 18JS
..Slow 11M
.. 1523
1105
104
49 82 08 6
460 725 24 132(1
252 152 7 86
98 108 . . ltd
163 74 1 350
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago, Sept. 21. L N. S.) The
boom pricea at the stockyards collapsed
today with a sharp drop of 75 on the
hundred following a break in the price
of corn on the Board of Trade. Traders
predicted a second break of $1 per hun
dred . tomorrow.
Top hogs sold early today at $18, but
dropped to 817.25. Heavy and mixed i
hogs experienced a similar drop. Cattle,
sheep and practically every branch of
the market were also lower today.
Ohloage Hea 818.00
Chicago. Rapt 21. (I. N. 8,) Hog Re
ceipt. 18.000: itarted meetly ISc to 23c
lower, clowd 75e lower, offering. Bulk, 810.20
917.90; top. $18.00; heavyweight, $16,759
17.85; medium weight, $17.10 918.00; light
weight. $17.16918.00: light ligbta, $16,769
J7.75; heavy peaking sow, amooth, $16,209
18.65; packing sow, rough, $16.76 016.20;
piga. $16.75 917.25.
Cattle Receipt.. 8.000; choice ateera about
steady ; other very slow. '
Beef Steer Cbolrg and prime, 817.25 0
18.25; medium and good, $12.25 917.00;
lightweight. $15.00 9 17.85;. sood and choice.
$1 00 917.65; common and medium. $8.79
14.60. ,t
Butcher Cattle Heifer. $6.50914.75:
cow.. $6 00 9 12.60; bull. $5.50 911-50.
Cannera and Caller Cow and heifer.
84.8595.(0; caanV ateera, 84.5097.50; veal
(light and handkweight) . 315.00 918.00;
feeder ateera, $8.28 9 12.50; Mocker teer.
$8.25 910.60; tockrfcowe and beUera, $5.00
9 9 00.
Western Rang Cattle Beef .teen, $9,50 9
15.00; cow and heifer, $8.00 910.25.
Sheep Receipt. 27.000; (low to 25e lower.
Lamb (84 lb, down). $11. 5091380; lamb
(ealla and common), 38.25911.25; yearling
wether. $8.60910.60; ewea. $6.259.2A;
ewea (cwlla and eommon), $3.00 9 3.00; bread
ing ewea, $5.78 9 0 75; feeder lamba, $12.00
913.60.
Kansas City Nog 817.80
K.naa. City, Sept. 21. (I N. S.) Cattle
Receipt., 24,000; atrong. Steer. $12,009
17.50 'cow. and heifer. $9.00918.00; atock
ers and feeder. $8.60914.00; calve. $10.00
9 16.00.
Hog Receipt, 6000; alow. Bulk, $17.00
917.40; top, 317.50; beariea,. $17,009
17.40; Hghta. $17,28 9X7.40; xaedium.
$17.25 17. BO.
Sheep Reawipt. 18.000; heavy. Lam be,
$12,00 9 13. fror ewe. 85.00 9 5.60.-'
Omaha .Hoea S17.SS
Omaha. Neb., Sept. 21. (I. N.' 8.) Hog'.
Receipt, 9000; market unevenly 10e to 25o
lower. Bulk. $16,259 16.75; top. 817.85,
Cattle: Receipt. 10.000; ateer steady; top,
$17.00; gnus .tear nd butcher, atock, alow,
weak; Teal steady, itockera and feeder mostly
ateady.
Sheep Receipt., 80,000; lamb slow to 25o
lower: beat early salea, $13.50; aheep teady,
feexling lamb mostly 25a lower; top feeding
lamb. 13.15.
No Seattle Hoe ajarftot
SeatUe, Waah., bepL 21. (I. N. ,.) Hogs
Keceipta, nose. '
Cattle Receipts, 181 weak. Prime steer.
$0.60 9 10.00 , medium to choice. $8,009
9.00; commonT to good. $6.00 97.50; beet
cow and heifert, 37.25 0 7.75; medinm to
choice, $6.00 9 7 00: common to good, $4,50 9
e.liu; caJvea. gT.ooge 15. OO; bulla. 84. 0O m
5.00.
Sheep None.
Denver Hoe $18.85
Denver. Sept. 21. (D. P.) Cattle Ra
ceipta, 2200; steady. Bteer 88-00 912.00;
cow and heifer. $6.00 9 8,00; atocker and
feeder, $7.5t910.00; calves. 37.60911 50.
Hoga Receipt. 1000; 26e higher. Top,
318.83; bulk. $17.6091800.
Sheep Receipts, 1 5,000; iteady. Lamb.
$12.65913.00: ewes, $6.0096.23; feeder
lamb. $12.60 913.00.
New Tork, Sept. 21. (TJ. P.) The
stock market opened irregular , today.
The principal opening prices follow:
.American Can. 36. up hi : United
States Rubber, 87, down ; Central Leath
er, 49. off 4 ; Crucible Steel. 129, up
V United States Steel, 90, off ; Bald
win Locomotive. 114, up ; Sinclair
OH. 344. -iff H ; Southern Railroad.
29... off Vaaf Southern Pacific, 97 tt. un
changed ; Erie, 194, unchanged ; Mex
ican Petroleum, 193, unchanged r Re
public Iron & Steel, 83. up -m ; Union Pa
cific, 122. off ; American Tobacco
B.. 128.' up 2: Bethlehem Steel B.
77, unchanged.
tree aelling in early trading waa attributed
to short interest. A rally later carried the
leaders up ja point above the early lows.
The market closed weak-
There waa free selling of motor stacks and
lunar in late trading. WillyO Overland nude a
new low for the year of 14.
Ratla became active early in the eecond hoar.
Among the low priced Hemes that worked up to
new level were Ptttabarg and Weet Virginia,
New Haven. St. Looia Southwestern preferred
and Rock Island.
Furnished by Overbeck
of Trade building:
A Cook Co., Board
Portias d
Ckleago . . .
Osnaha ....
Denver ....
Xania$ City
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hoc. Cattle. Calve. Sheer.
Tuesday .......
Week ago
Two week ago .
Foot week, ago
Tear ago
Two year ago .
Three years ago
Poor year ago
Tuesday Is getting to be an exclusive
sheep day at North Portland, for during
the last three weeks that day showed ar
rivals only In the mutton aileys. tlogs
showed a nominally steady tone ' with
cattle easy.
A bage break of 75c is the Uhloago market
for begs gave the local trad a eaaa of ehiver
during the Tuesday seion at North Portaind.
While no arrivalr are mentioned in the general
report becaua no carload shipment were re
ceived, a few driveina appeared and aoki at
ateady pricea.
Whether lb local Market will follow the
drop in the Eastern swine trade can be con
tinued only aa arrrrala are ahown. Any libersj
WHEAT TRADE IS
T TO CLOSE
jTIBRUUGH
supply tn the alley at this
mediately eacae value to slid.
General bag market range:
Prime mrzed
Medium mixed
Smooth heavy ,
Rough heavy
Pig
time would im-
.$19.50930.00
. 19.00 918-50
. 17 60 18.00
la.soee 17.50
la.uu
14.60 91
GULP STORM FORCES EARLY
RISE IN COTTON MARKET
New York, Sept. 21. (L N. S.) The gulf
storm held the attention of th trader at the
tart of the cotton market today, and prices ad
vanced 4 to 17 point. The market at New
Orleans waa wronger, moving up about 25
point on reports that the atom waa dn to
reach the gulf coast tomorrow. Room aborts.
New Orleans and trad interest, were appar
ently unmoved by new concerning the English
ecal labor situation, or the closing ef th Old
ham mill. -v ,
At the end of th first 15 minute th mar
ket turned strong, and waa about 40 points over
last night's cloae.
Toward th close price eased off and final
price ware 5 point lower to 0 point higher.
Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged today
at 31c. No aale.
Month Open. High. Low. Cloae.
Jan. 2500 2580 2480 2485
Mch. 2404 448 2403 2403
May Z3S0 2383 XSS5 2338
July 2305 2830 2289 2248
Oct. 2885 2945 2875 8875
Dec 2630 2665 2610 2610
DESCRIPTION : I Open High j Low Close
Alaska Gold I 1 TS T1 T
AIHa Chalmers 34 S3 V 84 14 84 H
AUoy Steel 89
Amer. Agr. Chem.. 86 88 H 86 S5
American can, c 36 S 30 864 854
Amer. Car Foundry. 134 134 133 133 V.
Amer. Cotton Oil 23
Amer. H. A L. e.. 13 13 12H Vi
Amer. Infl Corp.. 77 774 7 hi 74
Amer. Lmeed. e. . . 60 69 68 34 68
Amer.! Loco., c 07 97 95 95
Amer. Smelter, c. . . 83 Vi 64 H 62 62
Amer. Steai-eTdy. . . 37 V4 87 V4 37 86 to
Amer. Sugar, e 112 112 109 14 110
Am.r. Sam. Tob. . . 89 90 H 89 90
Amer. T-L k Tel. 98 984 98 08 V
Amer. Tobacco 130 131V, 129. ISO
Amer. Woolen, e .. . 814 8214 80 80
Anaconda ling. Co. 64 S 53 V 54 H 54 Vk
Atchison, e 84 84 84 84
Atlantic Q. A W. I. 151 152 149 rk 160
Baldwin Loco., c . . 114 1144 112 112 Vi
B. A Q. c 43 44 48 H 43
Bethlehem 8teel, B. 77 77 76 78
.Brooklyn R. T 10
Butte A Superior 20
Canadian Pacific .. Ill 122 121 121
Central Leather, e. . 49 60 46 49
Chea. A Ohio 34 664 63 83 Vi
Chi. N. W 75 75 Vi 744 75
Chile Copper 14 14 14 14
Chlno Cooper 28 28 28 28
Colo. F. A L 33
(Vnt Ou 80 H 80 80 80
Cora Product, e. . . 88 88 87 89
Crucible Steel, c. .. 129 134 128 130
D. R. G . e SVi 3 Vi 8
Erie, e 19 20 194 204
General Cigars 65 5 64 64 V
General Electric... 148 145 143 143
(Jenrral Moton. . . 21 H 214 SO V4
Ot. Northern Ore. . 14 35 V. 34 H $4 V4
(It . e.rtben Rj. . 7 7 - 794
Greene Cananea... 27 27 27 27
0 State Steel... 54 64 64 63
Illinois Central. ... 90 90 90 90
Indus. Alcohol 86 86 85 85
Inspiration Copper. 48 48 48 4S
Int. Paper 82 82 V4 81 V4 81 Vi
Int. Harve.ter 1 17 Vi 11 8 Vi 116 Vi 1 17 -
Int. Mer. Marine, c. 24 24 24 24
Int. Nickel 19 19 19 19
. K. C. South., e... 21' 22 H 21 Vi 22 Vi
Kennecott Copper.. 23 Vi 25 V4 25 23 H
Lackawanna Steel.. 8 68 68 67
Lehigh Valley . 49 46 49 49
Middle State Oil.. lSVi 1 154 '
Max. Petroleum ... 193 196 191. 194
Miami Copper 20 20 20 20
Midvale Steel 40 40 39 40
Mo. Pacific, e 27 Vi 28 27 Vi 27 H
NaUonl Lead 75 75' 74 74
Nevada Con. .... 12 124 13 12
New Haven ,. 85 85 84 85
N. T. Air Brake?. 94 'A 95 94 944
N. T. Central . 76 V4 77 76 Vi 76
Nor. ft Western... 97 97 96 95
Nor. Pacifio 80 80 79 79
Okla. Kef. A Prod. 4 V4 4 V4 4
Pur OU 89 Vi 89 39 H 89 Vi
Pan Am. Pete., e. . 94 96 93 93 V4
Penn. By 42 42 42 42
People Gaa 34 84 84 ,84
Pierce Oil 15 16 15 13
Pittsburg Coat e. . . 67 68 67 67
Pr. Steal Car. e 95
Ray Con. Copper. . 164 15 15 15
By. Steel Springs 9"
Reading, t 94 95 83 93
Royal Dutch 83 Vi 67 85 85
R. I A 3.. e...... 88 8 Vi 81 Vt 82 Vt
Rack Island, c S8 88 Vi 88 38V
8hattuck Copper .. 8 8 8 8
Sinclair Cons. .... 84 Vi 84 Vi 33 34
Sloes Sheffield ' 70
Southern PactfiO .. 97 97 96 964
Southern Ry.. o... 29 29 29 29
Shell OU 58 53 53 53
8. U A S. F 28 Vi 284 27 27
Swift A Co. ...... 110 110 109 109
Tens. Copper 10 10 10 10
Texa. Oil 2 52 51 51
Texas Paoific 88 38 87 37 Vi
Tobacco Prodactt. 70 70 68 68
Trent. Oil 13 13 13 13
Union Pacific. e...l22Vi 124 122 123
Vnion OU of Del.. 29 Vi 80 Vi 29 Vi 29
V. 8. Rubber, c... 87 87 85 85
U. S. Smelt at Kef. . ft 67
U. S. Steel, c 0 00 1; bq no t
Sub Copper I 4 5 64 64
Vanadium Steel .... '. i 0 v os os
.Virginia chem., e 66
Wabaah 10 Vi 1 1 Vi 10 Vi 11V4
Wwrtera Union.... 83 83 83 62V4
Weet-htmae Elee... 47 48 47 47
Wilrye-Ovtriand . . . 16 15 14 14
Total aalea, atock, 736.800 ;bond. $12,365.-
n n
POTATOES ALOHO THE COAST
Seatil Market
SetUe. Sept 21. (TJ. P.) Potatoej, Cant
een Washington Netted Gem. $45 ton; local
2c pound.
Lee Sneetee Mark
Lo Angel, Sept. 21. (L N. 8.) Pofatoe
Ixwal Early and Whit Rose, fancy No. 1.
mostly $1.00 91.23 lug; sacked, mostly $2.60;
Stockton Burbanks. $3.00 98.25; few poorer,
$2.80.
San Pranctgoe- Market
Saa Francisco, Sept. 21. (TJ. P.) Pota
toa River Whit. 2.7S9 2.s5; aweeta, 4 9
4 C
Onion. Yellow white. 90e 9 81.00; Aus
tralia brown. $1.00 91.15.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
-Batter
San Pranelsee Mara eg
Ban Francis oo, Sept 21. (U. P.)
Extras, one; prase tints, etc.
Egg Extras. 73 Vic; extra pallet, ',640;
dirties No. 1, 62e; undersized pullets, 49a.
Cheese CaUicrnla fltnt fancy, 38c
Seatil Market
Seattle, Sept. 21. (U. P. ) Batter City
creamery cub, 64c; brick. 66c
EtP Frmh ranch, 72c; pullat, 80c
La Anae. Market
TUom Aacelee, Sept. 81. L M. S.) Bat
ter. 7 lc
Es txtraa, 87c; ease eonnt, 64c; paQets,
6k: peewee, 44e. '
Live poultry Hen. 29 935c; broiler. 88
to 42et fnera, 34c
Cbleage Potato Market
Chicago. SepC 21. (L N. 8) Potatoes
Receipts 100 ran. Hlnnaacta and Wisconsin,
$1.90 9 2.05: early Ohio. 13.0093.20: Jersey
Cobblers. $2.33 9 2 43-
Mlt bone hide (aMdiura), 3 each; salt bom
hides (email). $3 each.
PELTS Dry fine leag wool pelts, 16e; dry
medinm long wool pelts, 12e; dry coarse kag
wool peris, lOe lb.
SALT PKLTJ Salt sons' wool Delta, 63.00
each: aalt lamb setts, 59 9 75 seek; salt ebear
toga. 2S960e eacb; tart clippera, 1$ 9 25 sacs,
MOHAIR Lowg, 23c: short, 16c lb.,
TALLOW AMD CREASE No, 1 tallow,, 7c;
No, 2, 5. - v .
CASCARA BASK New pert. tt.; old
peel. 10a par lb.
3tw Tork Batter and Egg
New York, Sept. 21. (I. N. 8.) Bnttr:
Market, fair. Creamery, extra. 80 63e; first,
51 Vi 961e; fiigher scoring. 60Vi9 64c; state
dairy, tub. 45 9 69c.
Cheese Market firm, 29 0 29 He; iUU,
whole milk special, 27928c; fancy, 28 9
2e; Wisconsin, whole milk, fancy Young
Americas, 16 917e. state, skims, specials.
15 916c; fair to good. 12 9 14 c
Eggs Market, fin. Nearby whits, fancy.
83 985e; brown, fancy. 63 9 73c; extra. 63 9
04c; firata, 66 9 58c.
, Dried Pralt aad Beaaa
New York. Sept, 31. (L N. S.) Beana:
Market, dull Marrow, choice, 811.
Dried trait Market, unchanged Apricot,
extra choice to fancy. S69S7e; apples, evapor
ated, prim to fancy, 12917c; prune, 40s to
60. 17 925e; 60 to 100a, 10914e;
peaches, extra choice to fancy. 19 H 9 21 He;
seeded raiaina, choice, to fancy, 28 925c.
' .
Liverpool Cotton Slow
Liverpool. Sept. 21.-r(L N. S.) Spot eot
toa waa dew tt th operutuj today, with price
toady. Sale $000 bale.
Aaeerlean saiddnaui fair. 27.78: seed mtd
mtna. 24. 6; tally saiddrlne. 2 23; saiddlriis.
31.48; low. 17.68; good, ordinary, 1424;
rdinarr. 13.23. rHtnre. om
,JW Yerk Weol aad Hide
New York. Sept. 21. (L X. R.) Wool
Market ateady. Domestic flaeee XX Ohio. 40 9
60e; dome, tie palled, scoured basts, 90e ge
$1.15; domestic Tcxaa, scoured bait, 60c 9
81.20.
Side Market ateady. Native ateevs, 34 9
28e; bisasdait Mwv 2SH92S-
'. f " '
Hew Terk'Leadoa SDver
New Tort, Sept. 21 (t W. S.) Coramer
ial bar silver was qaotcd a follow: DnnHwuc.
huMd at 99e; foreign, aachanged at
Lo"-. Bar. 1- (t I. S.) Bar aihver
was d higher today at d.
aa Fraaelsee Orala Market
Saa Frssekico, Sept. 51. (TJ. P.) Bsriey
New feed. 32J9 9 2.30; ahtppin. $2,85 9
Cattl Trn Slew
No arrivals were shown In the cattle alleys
for the day but soma heldover stuff found a
very slow ealL In general there was a decided
lack of snap in the appearance of the Tueedav
cattle trade.
General cattle range:
Chote grass steer 8 8.75 9 9.50
Good to choice steers 7.75 9 8.75
Medium to good ateer 6.75 9 7.75
Fair to good steers .......... 1.25 9 6.75
Common to fair ataer S.75 9 6 25
Choice cows snd heifers 6.75 9 7.60
Oood to choice cows and heifers 5.75 9 6.75
Medium to good cow. and heifer 4.75 9 6.75
fanner. 2.75 9 4.75
Bull. 6.00 9 6.00
Choice dairy calves 13.00 915.00
Heavy calve , 7.00 9 9.00
Heat llgnt calve 11.009 18.00
Medium light calves 9.00 911.00
Best feeders 6 50 9 7.00
Fair to good 'feeder 5.60 9 O.fiO
' Mutton Trede Quite
Moat of the stuff that arrived in the sweep
and lamb alley at North Portland Tuesday
eame trom the country direct to killers. Little
stock waa available for the open market Th
lamb came direct from the Mount Adams sec
tion direct. In general the trade indicated a
steady tone.
General sheep snd lamb range:
Prime lamb $9.50 910.00
Cull lambs 6.00 9 8.50
Tearlinga 6.50 9 9.50
Wethers 6.00 9 6.50
Ewea 2-25 9 6.00
Monday Afternoon Sale
STEERS
No.
8. .
12. .
10. .
2. .
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4. !
14. .
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8..
3..
a. .
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2. .
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6. .
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7..
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6. .
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12. .
14.
8. .
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3. .
19. .
9. .
7. .
5 . .
17. .
2. .
6. .
3. .
12..
3. .
li. .
20. .
19. .
20. .
15. .
6. .
4. .
9. .
8. .
22. .
6. .
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1. .
1. .
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1. .
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1. .
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5. .
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2. .
8. .
7. ,
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7..
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1. .
15. .
256. .
230. .
At, lb.
. . 97
. . 863
. . 834
. . 1060
. . 820
. . 475
. . 1071
. .1000
. . 800
. .1153
. .1104
. .1081
. . 920
. . 920
. . 936
. . 830
. . 803
. .1090
. . 816
. . 975
. . 910
. . 950
. . see
. .1125
. .1126
. . 80S
. . 833
. .1040.
. . 800
. . 998
. . 875
. . 048
. . 965
. .1066
. .1118
. .1045
. . 967
. . 898
881
. A040
. . 1033
. . 873
.. 953
. . 953
. .1011
. . 870
. .1052
. .1058
. . 912
. . .1150
. . 832
. .1060
. .1066
. .1087
. . 980
. . isa
. . 200
,.. 830
, .. 205
. .. 180
..1030
...1170
. . .1165
, . .1220
...1110
. . .1840
. . .1880
. . .1300
,..1170
. . . 475
... 625
. . . 286
. . . 230
. . 185
. . 218
. .. 190
. . . 160
. . 202
. . 192
. . 86
. . . .430
. . 250
. . . 200
. . 630
.. 153
, .. 145
. . . 208
, . . 205
... 185
.. 191
-j. 460
. . 130
. . 130
Price.
No.
3. .
13. .
3. .
8. .
4 . .
7. .
2. .
9. .
13. .
7. .
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31. .
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6. .
11. .
4. .
2. .
6. .
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6. .
WS
3. .
3 . .
3. .
2. .
8 7.00
8 10
7.50
8.60
7.00
7.00
8 00
8.40
7.00
9.25
9.00
8.00
7.00
6.75
7.35
7.2S
7.00
8.75
t 75
6.00
CO
3 6.25
3.00
. 6.25
6 60
6 50
6.00
5.10
5.75
6.75
e.73
4.75
6.75
5.10
4.00
6.25
7.00
7.00
6.75
7 00
7.00
7.00
6 00
6.00
C 00
6. SO
6.75
6.50
7.00
6.50
6.50
4.00
3.00
4.50
6.60
6.00
CALVES
siz.oo
10.00
11.00
6.00
14.00
BULLS
8 5.00
6.25
3.60
6.00
5.50
6.50
5.50
5.50
5.23
MIXED
S 610
8.00
819.86
16.75
19.75
19.75
20.00
18.00
20.00
20.00
12.00
16.00
19.50
20.00
17.69
19.65
19.06
19.76
19.76
19.75
11.
5. .
si; '.
7. .
15. .
5. .
7. .
4. .
27. .
5 . .
17. ,
2. .
3. .
8. .
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28. ,
24 . .
3. .
5. ,
27. .
6 . .
6. .
2
2'.'.
15. ,
3.
1. .
1. .
4. ,
88. ,
1. .
Ave. Iba
. . 686
. . 972
. . 880
. . 940
. .1002
. .1825
. . 955
.-.1000
. . 880
. .1028
. . 1055
. . 913
.. 920
. . 811
. .1038
. . 880
. .1086
. .1140
. . 635
. .1093
. .1016
. . 820
. . 940
. .1155
. . 905
. . 818
. . 925
. . 910
. .1002
. . 1110
. .1000
. . 975
. .1026
. . 990
. . 940
. . 992
. . 908
. . 900
. . 875
. . 980
. .1010
. . 900
.. 980
. . 941
. . 930
. . 995
. .1100
. .1061
. . 1155
. . 961
. . 680
. .1210
. .1066
. .1160
140
370
227
201
140
1...
tlrff
.1880
.1580
.1390
,1240
.1600
.1140
. 1480
.1160
.1530
Trie.
8 7.00
7.50
7.00
8.50
7.00
7.00
8.40
8.40
7.25
9.00
7.75
7.85
6.50
7.00
7.60
7.23
7.40
7.50
J5.60
'l.SO
$ 5.00
6.23
6.50
6.50
6 SO
5 10
5.10
6.75
6.75
5.0(1
6 10
5.10
5.10
6.65
6.65
7.00
6.75
7.00
6.85
7.00
6.60
6.00
6.00
6.50
6.50
4 60
6 00
6.25
6.50
8.50
5.25
6.50
6.00
4.50
$14.00
5.00
10 00
13.00
14.50
t 8.75
6.00
6.00
6.25
6.50
5.00
6.60
4.90
5.00
19.75
17 SO
18.65
17.00
6. . . . 780 8 6.00
I
2 250 $17.75
16 217 19.75
3.... 280 17.75
2 845 16.75
2 160 18.00
15 146 18.00
11 271 18.00
15. . . . 114 16.00
2 ISO 15.00
9.... Ill 16.00
6.... 133' 18.50
6 248 19.50
3 156 19.60
4.... 897 17.00
1 880 17.00
15.... 162 19.75
8 206 19.75
1.... 460 17.78
24 212 19.75
6 161 19.76
1 230 19.25
1 530 17.00
77 8
91
98
9.00
EWES
6.00
6 00
YEARLINGS
240. ,
96 6.00
92
90
60
7.59
No. Ar.
I....
812
Vfo
870
1 90 7.60 I 294.
253.... 92 8.50 I 141.,
MIXED
. . . 103 8 6.50
Tuesday Morning 6s
' HTF.FR.
13.... 812 $ 6.00 I
COWS
Z- No. Ar. Lbs. Price.
6.00 I
CALVES '
8 8 00 I -
HOGS
370 818.00 I
S00 17.60 I
LAMBS
12.... 71 I 9 59 I 88..... 79 o0
YEARLINGS
14.... 126 S 6 78 I
WETHEB8
46.... 113 3 6.60 74 US $ S.60
Kew York Mtal 1 Market
New York. Sept. 21. I. H. g.) utal
prices: Copper, dull; spot Sept. aad Oct, offered
816.CS; November offered 816.
Lead quiet; spot and Sept. offered 88.10.
. j1.t751; and Sept., 87.85; Oct. ef.
6800 NoT- ,i"ri 95; Dee. offered
2 a a
1....
Haval Store Market
New York. Bept 21. ft W. 8.) Turpsa
ttoe Savannah. 31.85 91.86; New York,
itnaia rvasutah, 311.39: New Yerk. 818.75.
'"
Foreign Exchange "Market
New Yerk, Bept 21. (U. P ) Demand
strung eperjmg at $3 30 today, eff 1 e; fraas.
.017. wp .0003: Hre. .0434. set .0001, aad
aerk.0i$7. ap .0008. . ,
Wheat
Hard wklte
Soft white .
Wktt elsb .
Hard winter
Ked walla .
White oat
HOW GRAIW RTJIVED
Bid. LO.
im ee
1.37
. M
tJ9
.47.56
Gala,
le
4c
it
Se
31.56
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Reported by Portland Merchants Exchange:
Oar
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
Portland, Tnea.. 82 1 S 8 4
Yeer ago. 86 . . . 20 ... 3
Season to dale.. .8767 40 151 159 823
Year ago, 2269 101 336 218 470
Taeoma, Mod.... 184 S 6 5
Tear ago 48 1 ... 1 8
Season to date... 994 22 200 43 228
Year ago 1241 67 . . . 63 243
Seattle. Mod. .. w 28 ... 1 8 ...
Year ago 14 ... 5 ... 2
Season to date. . . 953 76 80 47 607
Year ago 1224 -90 148 166 416
499lSe; checks. 86936c; dirties, S40e,
rttssea Telisy wow, SSVis: Daetlee. 26
92c: Young America. 2 7 9 37 W Loo
Ilotaa, 3T93Tdrtek, SS. , -
Live peUry Turkey, 45c; ebjekena, 399
scr annnas. ii
dacha. 2c
I He; neater. iS. gees. 23ci
MIaseapori'Dlitk Flax
Dutath, Sept. 21. (I. N. S.) Fta Sept.
3.91: Ortt.. hid: Nov., 88.266 bid:
track, 83.293.31; arrive. 68.26,
Minneapolis. Sept. 21, (L N. S.) Track
and arrive. $3.25 98.37, : .
LACK OP STORAGE ROOM
FOB APPLES AT KEWBERO
Kewbcrg. Or.. Bept. tl. Newbarg sppts grow
er. WUl b luuvUcApprd tin yar is hrtJas
their crop oa account of not having facilities for
etorace. Bepresentativea of Daa WulU Co..
exporters snd importer of fruits, are fce this dis
trict today contracting for tots on crop,
One of th most remarkable slumps
shown this season in the wheat trade
was forced In the Eastern markets dar
ing; the morning session. A further
sharp loss in foreign exchange was at
tributed aa the dominating factor bnt
the fact that foreign exchange had pre
vioualy ad vane -J when .wheat dropped.
Indicate that some other reason must be
assigned for much of the weakness.
Trad in ths local '.ana rket cam to a com
pi eta standstiU during Tuesday a a result of
tne bis Eastern less, which bad a direct in
fluence upon home values. It Is impossible to
do bosiast at country points at th lower
pricea auggssted at tbia time.
Oats market is dragging wearily here and R
would not be at all surprising if sharply lower
value were forced m the line within the immedi
ate future. Fact of the matter is that eastern
oata can be purchased in the Minneapolis mar
ket and landed on the coast about $1.00$)
81.50 a ton leaa than what home grown graia
can be purchased at,
FLOTJB Belling price, mm door: Patent,
812.96; Montana (print wheat, 818.25; Willam
ette valley brand. 611.20: v local airtight,
610.80; bakers' local. 812.95 91 26; grabsm.
$10.80: whole wheat. 811.06. Prices for city
deliveries 16c extra : suburban. 20c extra,
HAT Buying pricea. nominal: Willamette
timothy, fancy, $29.00 per ton; clover. $22 00;
cheat, 624.00: straw, $10.00; clover, $22.00;
grain. 824.00 924.50; alfalfa. 824.00 9 24.50
per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New crop deliv
ery: lis. 1 Calcutta. 10 911c: domestic.
1 1 e in oar lota ; less amounts higher.
MILLS TUFFS- Mill rua at mill, sacked.
668.00 9 59.00.
OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $50.00
9 60.50.
BARLEY Baying price: Peed. $51.60;
milling. $52.00.
SEED- Buying price: Bed clover, rec leaned.
SOc per lb.: afcrike. 30c; vetch. 8 9 Se lb.
FSEDSTTJFFS F. O. B. mill: Boiled bar
ley. $63; alfalfa meal, 336; coco nut meal. 858;
oy bean meal. 677; linseed meal. $88: cracked
corn. (75; wbola corn. 872 per ton.
Merchant' Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Sept. Oct. Nov.
250 246 24
232 282 282
237 287 234
230 230 280
New offering;:
$10,000
1 to 10-year 7a
of the City of
Toppenish
at 100 to yield 7
Income Tat Exempt
Cash or Partial Payment Plan,
Aak for Circular J-75
Hard white . . ,
Soft white . . ,
Whit club . .
Hard winter
Northern spring
lied Mails . .
230 230 230
FEED OATS
No. 2 white 4750 4600 4800
No. 2 gray 4500 4500 4500
BARLEY
Brewing 5000 4909 4900
reed 4925 4900 4860
CORN
fa 2 eastern (balk) 5150 6160 6125
No. 3 yellow (balk) 6200 6150 5126
Sales 100 tons October feed bsriey, 849.50.
vSept
Chlcaaro Dslry Prodace
ChieagtLSept 21. (l K. S. Bi
ceipts 13.820 pounds. Csesmery extras. 36 Vie:
H. S. Butter Ra-
extra firsts. 46956c: packinc stock. 87 s
40.
Erg Receipt 11,186 -. MrwTltneou..
SaJo()CW'
which I estimated at SO ear- load. Tk varl
sties techaee Bpitsewawrgs. tsymsna. Bees aad
C. I., Nimaa wUrremain keys to give
Erection fot th harvest and advise with tb
grower aa to ssltivatioa. farUliaatioa sad ear of
their i
Maim 646
MOmtwrSTRr4 BANK BLOC.
L
Argentine Government
4 EXTERNAL STERLING LOANS ,
G.pm Ui9fnuittii of 1000, 500, 200, 100, 20
Principal and IntrMt payable) . in starling; in London, or may be
- f coIUctad tkrougk our ff ieo
ITeJeamsbla aiot Utf tkaa 1959 by a Cumulative inking Fund
These Bonds ire t direct general externil obligation of the Argen
tine Government, whose faith and credit are pledged scainst the loan.
Argentine, next to Brazil, is the largest country In South Amer-
ic and from the standpoint of dim.te md soil, Is said to present
the most nearly perfect area that the world contains Jor the-pro-ductlon
of wheat, oats, corn nd mest products. Evidence of this
is seen In the rspld growth Jn the cultivated area of the country,
which has Increased In twenty years trom about 13,700,000 acres to
57,T100,000 seres, and in the last eight years the national wealth
has Increased from 9,820,000,000 to t3,6i,00O,O0O. United Stales
dollars. Population In 1904 was 3,190,000 which as since In
creased to 9,300,000. or about 80. Its per capita wealth is esti
mated at about Si, 500, its per capita debt about 183.
Prico and Complete Dataila on Application
Approximate Yield
At Currant Rata of Exchange I
7.20 to 16.25 .
Dependent Open Date of Rwdaniption
Incrwaea in Starling Excbanga Will Ucreesa Yield Proportionately
iRALPH 5 CHNEELO CH COMPANY
HXIiaCXPXLMti) C0RPORRT7OK FINANCE
UMoaAMgN suityoms
Tb (tatamenU contained hereiii are not guaranteed, bat bve been obuined trim
tnurce which w believ u b rellabl and wr OMptad by vi a accurtU in th
pnrchss ef thl isan.
1
Neglected
Opportunities
EVERY piece of Idle
property is a neg
lected opportunity. If
a suitable type of
building were to be
erected, it would prob
ably become a profit
able investment.
Planning the practical
improvement of prop
erty is part of the
service of this organ
ization. F i n a n c ing
that improvement Is
yet another feature..
We managa and de
velop property.
V,
Stron46)1acTlau4Mon
OSiesjt.cf M Buiesm&iSM-
Because it desikes to
double the capacity of its Sulphite Paper Mill at
Salem we are enabled to offer the remaining
unsofd preferred stock .
$200,000
OREGON PULP & PAPER
8 Cumulative Preferred Stock
Par Value ef Shares S100
Price 100
CO.
Dividends Payable Monthly
Capital $1,500,000
$600,000 Preferred 4300,000 Common'
$1,300,000 Already Sold Privately at Par
Ordef by phone, wire, letter or call.
tlw!s?BTseWsm
MTtigiisllnis
Lumbermen BIdg.
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1 J
ti,l?V-wl - s"w
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1 1 - - Jr it Ik - u v.e-- : ir.s. v . 4, , . .... a
Jasper Avenue 1806
Jasper Avenue a law years later
Edmonton
IS
tbs Capital of
Albert
. tbe Metropolis
of Midwestern
Canada
the Gateway to
th Peace River
a d Hackeszl
Basis .
aa Industrial
Center
aa Agrlealtaral
Ceater
the Focadag
Polat ot three
TraascoatlBeatal
Ksllresds
ths Edacatloaal
Ceater of
Alberto
tb Cester of a
T libs tare Ares
of UifiSi saaarf
mile;
-se of tb fastest
grewlag aad ajoat
profresslTe cities
of the new Borth
weat, ;
WE OFFER SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AND CHANCE IN PRICE
$750,000 General Obligation 6 Gold Notes
CITY OF EDMONTON
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA, CANADA
a
To Yield
63
Yield
FREE Fr6m ALL. DOMINION GOVERNMENT TAX
Dated September 1, 1920 DenomsMtsetta 9100, $800 aad (1000
Principal and Seml-Annual Interest (March lat and September 1st) payable ta Gold Coin of the
IJriitedStates in New York or at tne Offices of Morris Brother, inc.
MATURITIES v
$250,000 ste Sept. 1, 1922j Price 94.62 Yield .
$250,000 Due Sept. 1, 1923, Price 92.26, YieU 9 '
$250,000 Dm Sept- 1, 1924! Price 0.U Yield 9
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Edmonton
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Value municipal property (not Including public utilities) 11.088.378.0
Net debenture debt '. t.443,387.00
Revenue from publio utilities (above cost of operation).... ..187,773.00
Net local improvement debt .... 8.04C.7C3.00
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In addition to being- General Obligation Notes, these are secured by
lonc-tlme debentures totaling 12,594,420.00.
Once more we demonstrate the serviceability of the House of Morris Brothers, !nt, by' o!
suth marnitude and character. It Is l most striking example of our1 purchasing and. &!
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