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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, OCTOBER . 2 1320., THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,- OREGON. 11 K -."Of late, however there haVe'been, Indications of fair investment deitiahdV. antlfleapting th " improvement In this situation which now seems likely to tk ; place before the end of the year. ? The present outlook it that the new security ' Issues will be offered on terms progress. Ively leas attractive from ' the point of, view of return than those, for example, ' on which the recent per cent Frenck ' loan vm eo successful placed ; and that - the eeaaoned Investment laauea will tend gradually to regain their normal pot tlone In the market" i TT A DMT7DC A DF ATsT-TH TTT7,T7"r TTVT.O TYrTTT? A rp -' A m mTTT?-TrTTrTnr ''TlTTHTDO'ii MAHIPULATORS 2 ' 'VIII HllWfilt 1f J ' : IN bul ItK IKAUt BTJTTlJR AOAITf LOWER There will be a drop of t reals a posad la the price of better la Portland effective Monday morning at ( eests for priate walla fat will be 4 teats a poaad lower. . - Even though manipulating creamery Interests who not only put out short weight stock, but also boost values for their own benefit, are claiming that they will soon be able to advance the price Of butter, the situation generally Is not - favorable. ' THW eloee-t with ihr situation alnfig th (out express the opinion quite freely tnst bat .tev price will b lower during iht next- few : month, than they have been recently. Whether th erumery men will be ibl, to "make bar while tb un bine" and force artificially hith er value for the freah product, remain to be ten. , tt In the face of the tanned milk situation and the lowering of prices of raw milk at con J denxisg points, together with the probability that much of the milk which usually goes to the mil plant will be dfrerted iDto the batter ' marteet, cold Horut speculative Interests are : polling all the atrinss to force hiher price for i butter here. , Seemingly the trade ia much interested In j California price advances for butter and in variably want to pnt price up here when men m snsiuni is mane lit i . ic oouiu. iiib leci vies (17 i o ignore iaiiimow wcuoci u till another atorj. Those desiring special information regarding ny market, should write the Market Editor Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp (or reply. EGO MARKET KOVT JtCLISO QUIET Market for eggs J now ruling quiet in the Portland trade. Leaders assert that recent 4 values were too high and that a present reac tion is therefore justified. Outside demand for supplies at a minimum. CHICKEN TBABE IS ABOUT SAME c Practically so change was shown in the ' chicken market for the closing day of the week. .; Cleanup of light hens was shown at 18c jjound, with heavy stock at 2 Sc. TRADE IV HOGS SOW 1MPBOTES , ; While price are reflecting practically no ; change, an improved demand has appeared for ho. Itetailers bare, entered the market for supplies and receipts bar fallen off during the f Jt two days- of the week. CZMARJCET BASKET RETAIL PRJCEJ". . wJ By Hymaa.H. Cohen Mrs. Consumer, you have the biggest chance in the world to further lower the coat, of living- to you, If you will but take It It I known positively that many of the retailers are not following: the cuts In the wholesale prices on products and If consumers will take up this matter with their store keepers wherever they find that they are not getting? these reductions, much good will result. Some stores are following the whole sale declines quite quickly, but this is more generally true of the cash and carry Institutions than where ton? time credits are given and deliveries made. . It is expected that within a short time that maximum prices will again be posted on the public market and this, too, will be an influence tending to lower the cost of living. Razor clams are again in market but owing to adverse tides the supply is not as liberal as might be expected. Prices remain beyond the reach of the average consumer. The following price rule generally in retail shop for good quality. Som value are frie UonaUx higher and inferior stuff fractionally loner. Butter Best creamery. 67 0 70c. cs Freeh laid. 80c dosen; ordinary, fraah, o&ftiOc per dozen. Poultry Chicken, dressed, 4O0 4Sc per lb. Fhb Salmon. 10 20e per lb. ; halibut. 25e per lb. Flour Best local patent. SS.35 9 3.7S per sack, 4 lbs. Potatoes Bnrbanka. S3Hc. Onion Dried, 3 He per lb. Blackberries Oregon. 15 20c per box. Green Com 35 0 45c per dozen. LOVVER FLOUR IS I IN SIGH HER E ; Wkeat saarket riled i Hard white Soft white White elab Hard winter Northern spring Bed WiUa Bid. Less. .$l.t 6e . t.l tt . J.18 Se l.l s.lt ae it e APPLE DEMAND IS VERY QUIET Unusually quiet tone is showing for apple in therj local trade, with practically the only call for i cooker t the moment. Retailers aa a rale are expecting lower prices, therefore are - not inclined to stock up. j HOP MARKET CONTINUES SLOW Trade in the hop market continues extremely t4 slow. Only nomlnsl business has been reported -' recently, values being downward at 88c to 89c ' pound generally, although on lot was re ported sold at 40c. BRIEF NOTES OK PRODUCE TRADE Snowdrift rooking ft down He a pound. Country killed calves quiet at former prices. HoweU pears now beat in the market at 12. SO 2.7fl. Concord grape offerings slow becsuse of the rin. Cauliflower market is lower at $2.00(9 2.23 per dosen. I WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS ! The weather bureau sd rises: Protect shipment during the next 88 hours gainst the following maximum tempertures: 4oing north; 00 degrees; northeast, over S.. P. at 8. B. B., 63 degrees: east to Baker, S3 de tree, and south to Ashland. 70 degree. Maxi mum temperature at Portland Sunday, about S5 degrees. WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND - These are price retafler pay wholesalers, ex eept as otherwise noted : T Dairy Products . BUTTER -Selling price, box lota: Crm- ery, prims, parchment wrapped. 3e lb.; prime, firsts. Slo B.; firsts, 68e lb.; smaUer lot at an advance. Jobbing price: Cube extra, 58 0 Owe; dairy butter, buying price, 40c per lb. BCTTERFAT Portland delivery basis, 64e HIDES, PELTS, WOOL Caeeara Bark, Metals, Bashers Write for price and shipping tags, L. SHANK & CO. . Ill Frost Street, rartlaad. Oregoa BHIP TO f 8 TOP PRICES i . PROMPT RETCBN3 CAPONS WrUe Vf"'"- UTTKIt, COOS, POULTRr. HOQS. VEAL CRESCENT MARKET tea FIRST STREET. Rwtrence State Bank ef Portland. BURR HIPMERTS TP RI0MEST PRICES PROMPT PAT PORTLAND, OK. OaiRV UTTER OREAM EOOS Ship d$ or write for prices on Efts, Val Hoes. Potatoes, etc Let us quote you prices for groceries. Call or send as a Ust of what you want We can site you money. ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOYEN 193.195) 2nd. Cor. Taylor.. Portlaix Writ far Tigs as frit lief A SULUTAII HIDE WUDL C0. 144 Front St. Pwl.x II Veal, Hogs and Poultry Will brlnjr top prices when shipped to us. Aak Tour Kelchbors About TJa. , Writs for Qoouuoas aad Tags BOLLAM & CO. ItS FROKT ST. POBTLAHn n ISSUE 57 A grade; 61c B grade; county stations. 56 9 60c per lb. OLEOMARGARINE Best brand. 40c; ordi nary, 83 Vic; baker. 88c; autmargarin. 1 lb. cartons, 32c per lb. CHEESE Belling price. Tillamook, fresh Oregon, fancy triplets, 30c pet lb.; Tonng Americas, 86c. Price to iobbers. f, o. b. Tillamook: Cream brick, 40 042c. Selling price: Block Swiss, 48 49c; Umburgcr. 40 a 42c per lb. E;j8 Buying price: Current receipts. 61 8 63c; csodied, selling price, 66c; select, 6S70e per doxen. IS VIC POULTRY Selling pric: Hevy hen. 26028c per lb.; light hens. 1820c lb.; spring. 27ey28c; old roosters. 12 014c lb.; turkey, live, I ); ducks. 25 9 83c per lb. Fresh Vegetable and Fruit KBE8H FKUIT Oranges, 18.23 9 25 per box; bananas. 12tt 18c lb. lemons, 4.50 6.S0 crate: srapefruit, S5.006.00: canu loupes, 82.5002.75; Ualaga grape, lie per lb.; Tokayr, 3.00 3.flo ; peacues. tZA)ill0 2.50 per box; peers. $2.00 2.75. APPLES .New. 81.25 0 3.00; crabapplea, 4 9 5c per lb. DKIEU FRUITS Date. Dromedarie, $7.50; Fard, 84.50 er box; figs, $3.50 0 4 00. ONIONS Selling price to reUilera: New Wslla WslU. $1.25; local, $2.25: association selling price, car. $1.5U; garlic. 25c per lb.; green omoin, 45c per dozen bunchea; onion sets. 12c lb. POTATOES Belling price: Oregon fancy, $2.25 2.75; sweets, 7 0 8c lb. BEKK1KS Huckleberries. 17 He lb.; cran berries, local, .VO0 J 8.00. BUNCH VEGETABLES Tunipa. 60c do, bunches; carrot, 60c; beeu. 60c dozen bunches; lettuce, $1.50 crate; cucumbers, $1.50 Back; tomatoes. 75c 0 $1.00; egg plant. 12c per lb.; broccoli. $2.tfU2.75; bell peppers, 5 0 7c lb.; cc-lery. 9Oc0$l.lO dozen; strinc beans, 4 0 6c lb.; green corn, 30 0 35c per dozen. Meat and Previsions COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country hogs, 20c per lb. for top blockers; heary 1510c: voal. 20021c; heavy veal, 10012c. SMOKED MEATS Ham. 42 0 46c per lb.; breakfast bacon, 42 0 58c; picnic. 2ic per lb.; cottage roll, 3 He ptr lb. LAKU Kettle rende'red. 28o lb.; tierc bau. compound, 20c Pish and 8himh FRESH FTSU Salmon, fresh Chinook, 14 0 16c lb.; halibut, fresh, l0 2Oe per lb.; stur geon. ( ); black cod, 10 0 11c lb; kippered salmon. $2.50 per 10-lb. basket; kippered cod, $2.35; razor clam. ( ); era us, $2.7603.75 duxen ; hng cod, 6 0 8c lb. 4XSTtS Aauuca, per-gaUao. $5t0; Olympia, $5.30. Qrooeetee SUGAR Nominal prices, refinery basis:' Cube. S16.S5; fruit and berry, li.o; 1) yel low, $14.40; granulated. $15.00; cxlra C, 1 13.70; golden C, $14.50. IPj.N EX New, $7.0008.00 case. UICE Japan style. No. 1. 11c; New Orleans bead, ( ) ; Blue Bos., HHWllKc lb. SALT Coarse, bait ground. 100s, $17.25 Kr von; 50s. $18.75; table dairy 60a, $27.25; lea. $3.60 0 4.00; lancy Ubl and dairy. $84.30; :ump rock, $26.50 per ton. BEANS sales by iobbers. Small white, 6o lb.; large white, 6Ve; fink. 7 He lb.; lima. 10c; bayou, 11c; red, ttftc; Oregon beans, buying prices, nomiosL CANNED MILK Carnation, $6.00; Borden. $6.60; Astor, $5.90; Essie. $12.85; Libby. $6.50; Mount Vernon, $5 DO per case. COFFEE Boasted. 25 40c in sacks or drums. , SODA CRACKERS In bulk, 20c per lb. NUTS Walnuts. 35 0 40c per lb.; almonds. 27 ft 0 28c; filbert. 2o in sack lots; pea out. 14 to 016c; pecans. 25c; Brazil. 3 So. Rope, Paint, Oil ROPE Sisal, dark. l?Hc; white. 20c lb.; standard manila, 26 MC LINSEED OIL Baw, bbbv. $1.34 gal; ket tle boiled, bblx.. $1.36; 5 raw. oases, $1.49; boiled, cases, $1.51 pjm. COAL OIL Pesrl or water whit, in dram or iron barrel. 17 too galiou; cases, 30c par gallon. GASOLINE Iron barrels. 29080 toe; cases, 41 toe. WHITE LEAD Tea lots, 15c; 600 lb.. 15 toe per lb. TURPENTINE Tank. $1.81; cases, $1.; 10 case lota, lo lass. T Hops, Wool and Hide HOPS Nominal, 1919 crop, 70c lb. HIDES All prices nominal. ' MOHAIR Long. 25c; short. 15c lb TALLOW AN Is GBEASE No. 1 tallow. 7c; CASCABA BARK New peeL 9o lb.; old peel, 10c per lb. t Hoes, WoeJ end Hide DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST FLOUR SHARPLY L0WEB AGA15 A farther drop of 4e a barrelkas beea koee4 in the price of all grades of family Hoar by loeal miller, the xtew prices being; effective Moadaj- mora Is r. The aew price of best patent will be $12.20 per barrel. NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Reported by Portland Merchants Exchange. Can Wheat Barley. Floor. Portland. Saturday 92 1 Year ago 44 1 Total this week. . . 619 11 Year ago 280 3 Season to date... 4750 52 Year ago 2704 106 Taeoma, Friday . . 88 . . . Year ago 48 ... Season, to date. . .1611 25 Year ago 1687 60 Seattle, Friday ... 32 2 Tear ago 28 1 Season to date... 1214 82 Year ago 1S61 109 1 32 9 181 ,161 7S2 226 ' i 2 96 198 Oats. Hay. 1 7 1 11 6 8 54 40 183 887 228 528 " T St 257 76 280 11 8 73 586 197 470 Seattle Market Seattle. Oct. 2. (U. P.) Butter dry creamery . cubes, 69s; bricks, 60c. Eggs Fresh ranch. 72c; pullets, 60c Los An Bates Market Lo Angel, Oct. 2. (L N. S.) Batter 69c: Egg Extras. 73c: cue count 67c: pullets. 59e; peeweea, 47e. roultry Unchanged. Liower flour pricee are In eight for the loaal trade. In fact, some of the mills are already sjhadingr their patent quota tions 10 to 15c per barrel from list prices. Miller are by no mean advene to cutting the price of flour at this time providing they can secure the wheat for grinding at adequate values. Whil it is true that the present quo tation on wheat justifies a very liberal cut in the price of flour, it is also a fact that little wheat haa actually been pore based at these low prices. Since the -severe cut in wheat values farmer have not been offering their supplies for sal except in small dribbles. Not more than 1 o per cent of the milling capacity of the Pacific Northwest ia said to be operating at this time becsuse of the lack of export bufuness. Millstuff continue to gather weakness, with trade limited. Stock are not liberal. FLOUR SeUing price, mip door:' Patent $12.60; Montana pring wheat, $12.90; Willam ette valley brand. $10.40; local straight. $10.40; bakers' local, $12.00 012.26; graham. $10.60; whole wheat. $10.80. Pries for city deliveries 15c extra: suburban. 20c extra. HAY Buying prices, nominal: Willamette timothy, fancy. $29.00 per ton; clover. $22.00; cheat, $24.00; straw. $10.00; elover, $22.00: grain. $24.00 024.60; alfalfa. $24.00 0 24.50 per ton. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. New erop deliv ery; .No. l Calcutto. 10 011c; domestic, 11 He in ear lots; lea amount higher. MILLSTUFTS Mill run St milL lacked, $57.00057.50. OATS Per ton. baying price: Feed. $43.00 046.00. BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $45.00 046.00; milling. $47.50 048.50. SKEU Buyin price: Red clover, rec leaned. 30c per lb ; alsike, 30c: vetch. 5 to 0 6c lb. FEEDSTUFF'S F. O. B. mills: BoUed bar ley, $62; alfalfa meal $36; cocoannt meal. $33: toy bean meal. $70; linseed meaL $35; cracked corn. $73; whole corn. $70 per ton. Merchant Excuance bids: WHEAT Oct Bid. Hard Whits $2.20 Soft White 2.13 White Club 2.16 Hard Winter 2.10 Northern Sprinc 2.10 Red Walla 2.05 FEED OATS No. 2 White $48.00 No. 2 Gray 40.00 BARLEY Brewing $45.00 Feed 43.00 CORN No. 3, eastern (bulk) $46 00 No. 3, local (bulk! 47.00 Nov. Bid. $2 20 2 12 2. 1 3 2.10 2.10 2.06 $45.00 39.00 345.00 43.00 $45.00 45.00 POTATOES ALONG THE COAST Seattle Mar,. .rt- -' (C- F.) Potatoes East! 50 to" Gem, 2 toe; local, . .. Los Angeles Market xx anreioe, Oct. 2. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes ui uinj ana wnits Rose, fancy No. 1. moly $1.00 01.25 lug; sacked No. 1. $2.00 0 2 23; Stockton Burbanks, best, $2.75 3.00; poorer. $2 50 i f"" "csnelsoo Market San Francisco Oct 2. (U. P) Potatoes River white. $2.40 0 2.65; sweets, Sto0 o to c. Onion Yellow white. 93e 081.00' Aus tralian brown, $1.00 01.25. New York Wool and Hides New York, Oct1 2. (I. N. g.) Wool Market dull, nominal. Domestic, fleece XX Ohio, 40 0 60e; domestic pulled, scoured basis, 4Oe0$l.lS; domestic Texas, scoured basa. 60c 0 91.20. Hide Market weak. Native CJZSr: branded steers. 22 9 23c teers. , 24 to SAT,, OCT. 2, 1920 Henrv Porf rvil - f-lk 14aw tffeaw.lrjat. th- aw . ....... - uav aavK 11104ACI HKlh' "l ruST00 " W. received to 028 Best h hSw.Oc iwf" lTl U rc. buTw. found a demand for an that came, heTry ami 80? for 11 " mmB M "920c SPRINGS sold at 5? Tor Sberidan-Beckl'ey Go., Inc. , ,' FBUITS A5D FB0DUCE ( Phone Main 7922, . j 21 1 Wellington St. ""J. Th-t this la CwtL'tTlL. ttaem vlw, Our Early Advance Is Made in Wheat; Loss Made Later Chicago, Oct. 2. (I. N. S.) Wheat, corn and oats futures sold at new lows on the crop and closed near the bottom on the short Saturday session of the board of trade. For the first time on record Chicago wheat and corn futures sold at a, discount under Argentine. Provisions averaged higher due to the decrease is stocks in September. At the close December wheat was 44 ec lower and March off 314 04c. Corn declined 20c for December and 20 Vic for May.. October was off fie. December oats lost lac and May lHc Pork finished 6c higher to 3c lower, lard 10c lower to as much higher and ribs 15c down to 5c up. Chicago, Oct 2. (I. v N. R. ) A reaction occurred in the wheat market shortly after the opening today, when local professions la took the selling side, orjpoaing commission house buying. December whest waa toe to 1 to c highar at ths opening, with March 1 to c and 2c up. Shorts forced an upturn la corn, after a lower opening. ' First prices were toe lower for December, and unehsnged to toe lower for May. Oats started unchanged to toe higher, with offering light and the trad quiet. Lard waa higher at the opening, with pork unchanged and ribs not euoted. Ohicsgo rang, of prices tarnished by United WHEAT Open. ' High. 213 2134 209 209 COB. '.11!! 98 " 83 W OATS 37 to 67 to BYE 166 166 157 157 BARLEY . .... 90 90 91 A 91 A barley. 97c 0 81.00. PORK 2305 2335 Dec. . March Oct . Dec. . Dee. . Dee. . May . Deo. . May . Cash Oct . Nov. . Oct . Not. . Oct . Cash $2.24; 19S0 1940 1530 whest: No. No. 2 bard. LAKD 1935 1930 BIBS 1585 1 red. $2. $2.21 to. lrw Close. 206 207 to 202 208 to 96 89 to 90 to 55! 66to 163 162to 156 156 88 83 88 88 2805 2325 .... 2325 1910 1910 1923 1923 1525 1580 26 to ; No. 8 red. Dried Trait aid Beans New York. Oct 2. (I. N. 8.) Beans: Market, easier. Marrow choice. 310.50 010.75; pea, choice, offered 88.50. Dried fruits Market quiet Apricots, extra choice to fancy, 80 086c; apple, evaporated, prime to fancy. 12 017c; prunes, 80 to 60s, 17 to 0 25c; 60 to 100. 8to013e; peaches, extra choice to fancy. 10 to 0 21 toe; seeded raiains. choice to fancy, 23 to 025c. Sew York Batter aad Eg-gg New York. Oct 2. (L N. 8.) Butter: Market, firmer. Creamery, extra. 610 63c; firsts. 61 to 060c: hither scoring. 61 to e&c; state dairy, tuba. 45 060c; renovated, extras, offered 62c , Cheese Market irregular. State, whole milk specials. 28 to 0 29 toe; fancy. 27 to 028c; Wfe- coniin, wnoi mux, lancy xoong Americas, 28 to 0 20c; state, skims, apeciakt. 16 to 019c; choice. 19 0 16c; 4ir to good. 13 014 toe, , Egg Market, firmer. Nearby white, fancy, 91092c: brown fancy, 72078c; extra, 65 0 66c; firsts, 58 061c, Astoria! Oct 2. Th Columbia river pack- Tttoijjmsnmwul the prices paid foe raw faQ Chinook and ailversides to 4c a pound. The - -v ur uu cunsw ana ec I or silvensds. The price far winter Chinook gad iihi.wii. wwHnnw as so a POOBO. -V - .i - Sew Terk Sagar aad Coffee New Tors. Oct 2. tU. F.) Sugar Wesk. ; refined, weak; granulated, $1$.0 - ' TLav -ara' tta . m taau-. toiatocr Praae Crop Damage , We If litfietllA - rw e s - . . ..' iaHH thTteat wfTTiiV ee-T' STOCKS IMPROVED AT THE OPENING ARE NOT WANTED New York, Oct !. U. P.) The Eve ning Sun financial review today: Conspicuous strength In railroad shares featured trading In today's short session of the stock market. There was some demand for Oil shares,! and even the Motor issues were bid up In a measure, and the Tobaccos were likewise in rela tively good demand. The foreign, ex changes were again set back materially. Liberty bonds were firm. Cotton was under pressure. Chicago grain prices were steady. Bank clearings this week totaled $9, 066,891.444, against $8,473,310,617 last week and $3,370,071,809 in this week last year. - MUTTON ANDLAMBS PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BtTN Hori. Cattle. Calves, Sheep. 489 SENDS UPSTdCKS Saturday Week ago . , Two weeks ago Four week ago Tear ago Two years ago Three years ego Four yean sgo 570 372 948 253 217 99 180 None .r. 68 4 1241 674 , 136 20 494 32 94 11 108 199 468 New York. Oct 2. U. P.) The tone of the stock market was generally firm and slightly higher at the opening today. Northern Pacific opened at 86, up ; Southern Pacific 93 up : Baldwin 109ft. up Reading 95. up Cana dian Pacific 124. up : General Mo tors 18. up V ; Sinclair 32. up hi. ; U. S. Rubber 77. up 4 : Bethlehem iB 68. off to : New York Central 78ft, up 1H. Closing prices were: V. 8. Steel 86 to. up ; American Sugar 102. up 1; Canadian Pacific 125, up lto; Northern Pacific 91 to . up 4 to : Southern Pa cific 100 to. up 1H; Gulf Mobile 17 to . up 1 to ; Rock Island 40 to . up lto; Great Northern 90 to, up 6 ; Baldwin 110 to. up 2; Crucible 131, up to : Mexican Petroleum 187 to. up to : Pan-American 89. off to : Beading 96. up 1 to ; 8tudebaker 66 to . up to: General Motors 18 to. up to; WiUys Overland 11, up to; Bethlehem B. 69to. up 1; Texas OU 49to. off to. Furnished by Overbeck of Trade building: Sales. A Cook Co.. Board STOCK. High. Low. 52to 86 7, 99 to eoOiAlaska Gold I lto! IS 1800 Am. Bosch i 75 72 600Am. Can Co I 82 to 32 1001 do pfd 1 95 95 laOOlAm. Car A Fdry.. ilJ4 to 132 to bOOtAm. Drug Sydn. ..-.j 9 9 Am. KxDreas 4 00, Am. Hide A U. Did. I 60 to ! 60 100 Am. Ice I 38 to I 38 X 900 Am. Intl. Corp I 72 to I 72 1800! Am. Ixwo. ; 05 1 94 to 200Am. 8uip A Com...) 18 17 to 1200Am. Smelter 60 to 60 200,Am. Steel Mry I 36 33 4 2300, Am. Sugar 102 to. 101 500 Am. Sumatra I 88 86 to Am. Tel. A Tel...! f 100) Am. Tobacco ! ;. . . . ISOOIAm. Toto. "B" . . .'132 to 13M 1700 Am. Wool 73 to I 73 100 Am. Zinc ! i 7 00 1 Anaconda 6500Atchiaon '. lOOOjAUantie Coast Line I9100lBaldwin Loco 1000 AU. Gulf A,W. I. . 3400jBalt.. A Ohio 700 do pfd I 200;Beth. Motors : 2400iBeth. Steel ' U '. . . I Booth Fith I 40o;n. u. T r 200jButt A Sup I CaUf . Pet t i:000'Cnadin Tc 125' 11 00) Can. Leather 44 2500 Chgo. A N. W 81 Chicago . W 1 4 to 400 Chili Cop 14 to Chino 000OIC. M. St P 41 500 Coco Cola 32 to 3900 C. AO 68 to SOO.Colo. T. A 1 32 to II 00, Colo. Southern.... 35 700Con. Gas 83 to 100 ContL I an 74 300!Corn Prod 84 to 1630O.C, K. I. A P j 4 1 1800 do "A" pfd I 84 to 20001 do. "B" pfd : 71 to 1300 Crucible !131to Dei. A Hud. 110 D. AR.G i 2to Endioott Johnson..) CO Erie 20 to Mm. A Smelt Elec 82tol 88to toi lioviosto 146 I143to 48to 47to 5 to! 3' 70 to 168 to Bid. 1 1 to 1 75 32 to 133 to I 9 140 ; eo I 38 to 7J 94 to 17to 1 60 I 35 to 1 101 to I 88 . ! 07 to 136 131 to j 73 to I llto I 52 to 88S I 99'. lUOto 145 Fivtf loads of livestock entered the K6rth i. Portland alleys for the rloainfj day pf the week, but only a handful ap pearedl.for the market Hog were slow, cattle steady and sheep dulL Th five load, that csme forward for Sat urday consisted of hogs, bat of th total volume only 88 heed, or lev than one car, csme for the open market The others were direct ship ments to killers from country points. General bog market range: Prime mixed 813.50016.00 Medium mixed 13 00015 30 Hmoith heavy 15.00015.50 Bough heavy 12.00 014.00 Pig - 14.00014.30 Caul Are Absent No cattle were offered on the Portland mar ket for Saturday so far u new arrivals were concerned, not a single head appearing for the aay. trend of the market indicate sta dines. General cattle nsn: Chcice sraaa steers Good to cboice steers Medium to rood stem.. Fsir to good steer... Common to lair steers Choice cows asd heifers Good to choice cows snd heifers Medium to good cows snd beifsr Canner Bull Choice dairy calve .......... Heavy calves Itest light calves Medium light calves Beet feeders Kair lo good feeder Prime lambs Mediugn mixed , Smooth' heavy Uouga heavy l''g. . .$ 00 0 10 00 9.00 7.75 6.75 6.25 7.56 6 73 5.75 4.76 6 00 7.75 6.75 6.25 0 6.75 0 6.75 0 6. 75 & 4.78 2.75 0 5.00 0 13.00 015.60 7.09 0 9.00 11.00018.00 9.00 0 11.00 7.00 0 7.50 6.00 0 7 00 9.60 010.50 19.00 019.50 17.60018.00 15.60 0 IT. 50 14.50 018.00 Mutton Remain Dull No new arrival of mutton or lamb appeared for the .Saturday North Portland trade. Some leftovers remain unsold and killer were not at ail interested. Market weak. General sheep and lamb range: East of mountain lambs $ 9.00 0 10.60 Willamette valley lambs 8.00 0 9 60 Feeder lamb 8.00 0 9.60 Cull lambs 6 00 0 8.50 Yearling 6 50 0 7.50 Wethers 6.00 0 6.50 .wes 2.25 0 6.00 12to 12 I 600 300 1 2800, r .Fed. 170O;Gen. 171 00 j Gen. Motor euu Goodrich Great Nor. Ore . . 13700 do pfd Greene Canant . . Gulf 8. Steel 1600 I1K Cent Inspiration Int Agr. Corp. c. . SOOiinterstate Callahan. ?00:lnt liarventer 100 1 Int. Merc Marine. 1400 Int Nickel "OO.Int Paper 100) In vincible Oil 380OK. C. Southern . . . 600 Keiuiccott 8 00 1 Lack Steel 124 44 to 79 to 13 to 14 to io" ' so 68 32 to 34 to 83 74 83 to I SOto I 82 to 70 l30to ,107 4H 62 to 65 69 to 6 llto ISto 27 to ,123 1 44 to I 80 to 14 V. 14 to 26 to 4 0 to 32 to 67 to 32to 35 83 74 83 40 to 83 to I 70 to 131 lio to No. 4 . 2. 12. Av. T.hs. . . 942 . . 1123 . . 90 .. 100 Friday Afternoon Sales 8TEERS No. 10. 8. Price, $ 7 00 7 50 3 00 CALVES $13 .00 I 1. MIXED Av. I.b. . . . 903 . . 900 Price $ 0 50 4.50 120 $10 00 2 I 2 5tol 64 66 to 20 18to 60 18 49?i 90 to i 84 to 93 to 45to 93 45 3100 800 4300 200 Lehigh Valley U A N Mex. Pet Miami lOOOiMiddle States Oil.. 1 600 iM id rate Steel 500M. K. T 6500iMo. Pac 800M.. StP. A S.S. M 100 Nat Enamel INat Lead .. 600Novsda Con. . 8800!Ncw naven. . 1800 Norfolk A W lS0O0Nor. Par 100IN. T. Air Brake. . 8S00.N. Y. Central 600Okla. Prod. Bef . . . 3900, Ontario A W IPac Gas A Elec . . 4100Pan-Am. Pet 7400'Pennaylvania 200 j People Gas (Pure Oil 1200JPierce Arrow 200 j Pressed Steel Car. . 600, Ray Cons. 16400jResding Bepktgle Steel . . . SlOOlRepubhc L A S... 400Rojal Dutch Oil... By. Steel Springs. . Shell T. A T Sloe Snef Sou. Pacific Sou. Railway .... S. L. AS. F Stromberg Carb. . . Swift A Co. Tenn. Cop. A Ch. . Texas Oil Texas Pac Tob. Products .... Trans.0 Cont'l Oil.. Union Oil Del ... . Union Pac V. B. Rubber TJ. 8. Smelting .... V. a. Steel Utah Copper Virginial Chem. . . . Vanadium Steel Vivandou Wabash WaUs-Fareo . . . Western Pacific. . . . . I western In ion , 6 100 1 Willys-Overland . . .... IWiscoonn Central. 9to 112 21 18 to 75to 35 25to 23 to' 67 to 54 to 107to105to 188to186to 9to 111 to 21 17 to 74 to 34 to 24 to 23 to oto 53 13to 38 to 7 31 58 -I llto 36 to 103 "1 to 93 78 4 28, 15 37to 6to 30 to 58' ' 20000 12100 12300 9200 2200 1400 1300 200 8100 400 100 9200 600 . . . . .1 700 370o 600 11S 33 to 100 to 86 to 93 78 to 4 25 to 1 90 88 to 43 H! 42 to 37 ,. I 37 to 1: 34 to 94 14to 86 to 76 to 87i 53' ' 10 to 82 to 33 to 60 to 39 to 68 to 12 274 127to 78 S3 86 eito 59 to I 65 to 34 93 14 to 94 to 74 to 87 '62to 98 to 82 82 to I ! I 1 39to'l 49to 38to 67 to llto 27 125 to 76to 65 86 to 61 to 67 65 i2to $6"i 11 88 I- Weekly sale stock. $102,274,000. Total sales stocks, $9,690,000. lOto 38 to 64 20 to oto 141 to 18to 4 9 to 33 to !IO 28 48to 05 to 45 to 19 9 to 112to 21 18 75 to 35 to 25 U 23 to 61 to 54 to 107 187to I 19to 13 to 37 to 7 80 to 85 to 68 73 to llto 36 102 91 93 78 4 26 to 47 88 to 43to 87 to 38 33 to 94 14 to 96 80 75 to 87 to 93 to 62 to 63 to 100 to 32 to 83 en ll 106 9to 49 to 89 to 68 to ii 27 127 77 to 53 86 to 61 69 to 65 to 12 V 12 to ft 7 38 69 10. 38 702 $ 3.75 I 13 563 $ 5.00 HOGS 4 192 $ 4.50 I 9 233 14.60 25.... 249 15.00 30 ... . 205 16.00 2.... 350 14.00 38.... 198 16 00 1.... 239 15.50 14.... 160 15.25 4.... 117 13.00 3 156 13.50 a . . . . a 1 1 EWES 22 111 $ 325 I Saturday Morning 8tls COWS No. Av. I. os. price. I No. Av. 1-bs. 5. . . . 740 $ s.23 1 . . . . 860 1 880 1.30 1 . . . . 620 Price. $ 2.50 2.50 AMERICAN' LIVESTOCK PBICES Omaha Meaa $16.60 South Omaha. Oct. 2. (I. N. S) Hogs Receipts, 1300; mostly slesdy to strong. Balk, $14.60016.00; tops. $15 60. Csttle Receipts. 200; nominal compared with week ago; good and choice feci steer weak to .5c lower, others 25c to 50c hi(hcr; . grass snd range steers snd butchers steady, mostly 60c to $1.00 lower: cannera' snd cutter nd veil steady, 1 tucker, and feeder fully 10c to $1.00 lower. Sheep No receipts, with market weak. Lamb. 28 0 50c lower. No Denver Hog Market , I,ver. Oct 2. (f. P.) Cattle Receipts. 600; steady. Steers. 87.50 0 10.50; cows and heifers. S5. 50 7.00; .lookers and feeders $6 50 010.00: calves. $7. 50 010.50 Hogs Keceipta, 50; steady. No market Sheep Receipts. 8000 ; steady. Lamb, lambs. $11.50 0 12.25. Kansas City Hoe $16.00 Kansas City. Oct. 2. (I. N. S. ) Tsttl Receipts. 650; weak. Steers, $14.5017 00 cows and heifers. $9 00 0 1 5.00 : stackers sod feeder. $7.50011.50: calve. $10.0001500 Hogs Beceipts. 6000; duU. Bulk. $13 00 015.50; top. $15.60; besries. $15,100 15.60; lights, $15.00 013.50; medium. $15 25015.50. Sheep Receipt. 200: slow. Lamb, $12 40 i3..;5; weth. $7.00 0 7.50; ewes, $5.23 0 6. J5. Chicago Hoot $16. OO Chicago, Oct 1. ( I. N. 8) Hogs Re ceipt, 4000; steady. Bulk, $14.50015.90; lop. $16.00; heavyweight $14.85 015.90; ttedium weight $15.33 016 00; light weieht M5.1O016.OO; light lights. $14.00 015.65; 1 eary packing sows, smooth. $14.40 m 14 75 packing sows. rough, $14.00 014 40- pias. $12.76014 75. Cattle Receipt. 2000. N market. Sheep Receipt, HOOO. No quotations No Seattle. He Riarket Seattle. Oct 2. (L N. SI Hogs Re ceipts, none. -Q'RiPt- 61: toady. Prime steers. $9.50010.00; common to food, $6.0007 50 medinm to choice. $8 00 0 9.00; best cows and' heifers $7.25 0 7.75; mediutn to choice, $6 00 0 7.00; common to good, $4.50 0 6.00- calves. $7.00016 00; bulls, $4.0005.00. -r Sheep None. 6.202.400 aharesT 52.700 shares; Ifew Tork Bond Furnished by Ovexbecfc A of Trad, building. Atebjson Genl. 4i BsL A Ohio Gold 4. .. Beth. Steel Bef. 6s Cent Pacifie 1st 4s... C, B. A Q. Cot 4s St Paul OenL 4 toe. . . Chicago N. W. Genl. 4. L. AN. UnL 4 New York By. 5s Northern Pac P. L. 4. Beading Genl. 4s Union Pac 1st 4s TJ. a Steel 6 tnioa Pac 1st Ref. 5s. Southern Pac Con v. 6. Southern Pac Con v. 4a. Peons, Oonv. 4 toe Or. Short Lin 4s! Market Cooke Co.. Bid. . 77 . 68 . 77 to . 75 to 95 to . 77 . 77 . 80 . 28 . 7714 . 80 4 8144 . 94 to . 76to 101 to 78to .88 81 to 81 to bonds, bonds, Board A'k. 78 69 JM 7to 96 to 78 78 ; 82 i io 78 81 82 to 95 to 77to 102 79to 89 to 82 to 82 to Liberty Bead Sales (Furnished by Overbeck Sales, j 2200Uberty, Stos iLiberty. 1st 4s. .. 900 Liberty. 2d 4.; .. 2300 Liberty. 1st 4tos. .. iaaAjiih. j . 1771efUbrtr. 3d 4 to... aSOOiVictery, 44,.... MOOJVictory.; S ...... M Cooke Co.) ! 9170 8768 89801 S778 9614 SHARP LOSSES Sl'FFEBED I THE COTTOX MABKET New York. Oct 2. (I. N S.l The cottea market opened steady today with July 23 point hiiber and other months unchained to 15 points lower. Offering were chiefly from th South based on an absence of many severe frosts in the belt while room traders bought on . MMMt that lha wuuliK.. L. . . - .-"- . """wlJ" wie crop woo 10 be 88.9 with n indicated yield of 11,950,000 w .uf.oov v ia 1 a points after the call on this support but the market oon- tintlwi In mf Qnai.h. m kulu II: - . w - . . 1 4. w Bcuioi wild op erators against the rally. lte in the forenoon the list rallied, but the close was weaker with last prices 130 to 135 points lower. . Pf' c"" r" "iet today, 75 points lower at 24 0 25c No sales. Jan. . . Feb. . March April . May June . July . Aug. Oct . Nov. . Dee. . Open. Hith. Ixw. Close. 2135 2158 2090 2092 2088 2110 2130 2068 2068 2060 2077 2110 2050 2051 .... 2050 2050 2030 2032 2040 2007 2012 1960 2295 2310 2225 2223 .... 2125 2125 2125 2170 2191 i!125 2125 Chicago Potato Market Chicago. Oct 2. (I. X 8.) Ptrtaf, Receipts, 33 cars. Early Ohio. $2.00: Jersey Cobbler. $2.23. -r . Chicago Dairy Produce Chicago. Oct 2. (I. N. 8.) Batter Be ceipts, 4179. Extra fir-ts. 88 toe: firsts. 48 0 56 toe: packing stocks. 37 040 toe. Egg Iteceipt 7697 Micellaneou 48 0 35c; ordinary firsts. 50053c; firsts, 560 5toc; extras. 58058toe; checks. 37 038c; dirties, 88 0 42c. ; Cheese Twins, new. unchanged. Live poultry Turkeys. 45c; chickens. 26 0 29e; sprlnss. 27 toe; roosters, 21 toe; geese. 23c'; ducks. 80c Xew' Yerk Potato Market New Tork, Oct 2. (L N. g.) Potato (In cm lk. barrel or bag) Market steady. Near by white. 82.15 0S.75. By Broadan Wall New York. Oct. ...--CabieeTSvma from jJondon stating that the coal strike had been averted and that the strike notices had been suspended acted as a stimulus to the stock market in the afternoon Friday and turned an irregular market into one of strength. "Shorts scurried to cover in the industrial department and gains of from 1 to 2 points throughout the list were noted. , Railroad shares were purchased urg ently and some unusually large gains wr made In some of the high priced Isbues. The close waa strong and around bes prices of the session. Tomorrow's msrh't is expected to reflect a continu ation of the upward movement that was in full awing when trading ended Fri day. Quite a number of bankers and brokers who have recently been bearish changed their attitude Friday for the first time In two weeks and began ad vising the purchase of stocks on the theory that the worst was nearly over, if not passed. Another favorable factor is that moneylenders are offering more money on time with securities as collateral. Money brokers are now seeking pros pective borrowers, whereas two months ago the brokers were unable to obtain funds on time. One of the small tire companies the Lee Tire A Rubber company announced a reduction of from 15 to 20 per cent in the prices of its products. This Is the first of the tire manufacturing com panies to bow to the present situation. Liquidation has been severe in the sugar stocks and their quoted market prices have broken sharply to a level where at least one prominent commis sion house believes purchases should be made of the dividend paying issues on all further breaks. New; Securities itoj; ; Yield jLessMoney To Bond Purcliaser "As long as money is scarce and credit' restrained, bond prices will not advance materially." state Knauth, Nachod Kuhne. Investment bankers of New Tork, in reviewing the bond situation, I Stock Mmuset (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke company 1 New York, Oct- 2. Reserve bank says while there is no Increase in loans it is expected autumnal demand will Increase shortly. Expansion In commercial credits may be expected in period of transition from high to lower prices. Montgomery "Ward ic Co. said to be negotiating for loan of $25,000,000 at 7V per cent. Keport Goodyear Tire company haa arranged to place $J,000,000 seven-year notes with Chicago banks. Swift Co. sell" $40,000,000 five-year notes to Chicago bankers in order to re duce company's floating debt and pro vide additional working capital. Dun's reports 171 commercial failures in the United States this week compared with 188 last week and 190 last year. FOBEIGX EXCHANGE RATES Corrected daily by foreign sxchsnge depart ment of the United State National bank. Opening no nun si rates on bank transection. Draft Cable Par Checks. Transfer. Tain. London Pounds sterling . . .$ 3.48 to Paris Franca.. 6 71 Hamburg-Btemei Mark Genoa Lire . . Copenhagen Kroner Christ iania Kroner . . . Stock holm Kroner Hongkong Currency . . . Japan Yen. . BhangluU TacU 1 64 4.16 18.90 18.90 19.95 75 00 61.50 1.04 $ 3.49to 6.72 1.64 4 16 to 13.95 13.95 20.00 75.50 61.76 1.04 to $ 4.866 19.80 23.81 19.30 26.79 26.79 16.79 49 84 Foreign Exchange Market !ew Tork. Oct 2. (0. P.) Foreign ex chanc. quotations were. steady at the opening today. Demand sterling opened st 88 484. un changed: francs. .0671. off .0001; lire. .0417, off .0001; mark. .0162, off .0002; Canadian dollars. .9030. Toward the close demand sterling w still quoted t $3.484. unchanged; francs. .0671; lire. .0416; marks, .0164; Canadian dollars, .9050. PACIFIC COAST BASK STATEMENT Portland Bank This Week CI ItoGdsy . . Tuesday . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . Saturday 8.9 14.695.70 6.989.495.24 6.021.499.93 5,493.446.06 6.246,769.71 6.708,607.99 Tear Ago. 7,048.52.66 6.809.162.89 6.623.729.54 7.257.192.67 6.316.438.81 6.267.6T1.92 ..$ $39,895,414.65 $80,816,617.87 Taeoma Saturday Saturday e.Wfw'Owswawwy 6xwwaWl,Wa9 H to relay . $ 2 SaXurris y Seattle Banks Saturday $7 Saturday $ San Frenetsce Banks Salueday . $28 Lo Angel ana Saturday $14 Week . . , Clearings. Balsncas, Clearings, Balances. Clearings. Balances, Clearings. Clearings, Kew Tork Bank Statement New Tork. Oct 2. IL N. S.) Bank atate ment : v Avenge Loans, increase, $20,4 89,000; de mand deposits, increase, $8,981,000; time de posits, Increase, $6,179,000; reserve, increase, $1,373,660. Actual Loans, increase. $24,765,000; de mand deposit, decrease. $165,000; time depos- na, oecre.se, sb.oiu.vvu; new le, dee: $34,543,110. 721.156.00 44.448.00 !,367.RI1.00 911,696.00 '.448.588 00 1.367.126.09 ,500, 000.00 ,123,601.00 Saa Fraacisee Grain Market San Francisco, Oct S. ( U. P.) Barley Spot feed, $2.20 02.30; abipping. $2,86 0 2.4 5. San Fraaeiseo Posltry Market Ran Francisco, Oct 2. V. P.) F, rollers. 48052c: large hen. 87 040c; beat duck. 2? 80c Steaks, Beads, Cottea, Grab. Eta. tl - III Board ef Trade Banding Overbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRaVVTE WIRES TO ALL EXHANGES Vesaaers Chieaga Beard ef Trade Corretpoadeats ef Logaa Bryaa Ckieaga Baw Terk r 9150:9150 87 W0 8750 8850 875S 876-4 8958950 8T52I8750 960096A 600i6O0i96OO V Bseaba Ayreg Wheat ! Avne. . AnsentJma. n, . , --. . .. wheat $2.11. f . J n Much attention is beini? directed at the. 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 of trade with foreign points. , - ! 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' K.ert.y ia not mereiy a matter or else or of age. but primarily depends on rareriil . . , . . oince its estao- lishniient in 1892 the Hlbemla Hank has been: governed by the Ideal of being known aa a; conservative eastodlaa. As an additional protection the Hlbemla '.V1 Cleartrfg House Association and the Federal Reserve System, furnish ing our depositors with maximum protec tion. . If conservative banking Is what you ds- slre,- we invite your acquaintance. ' Commercial' and Savings FOURTH AND"VVASHrNGTON S7T?EETS own snjRoy rvtNirissoToe i r r I aV i s Interest ; n" r 'riendi;n- cteriz . s "iter ClrJL.. . "" With nor SUCh con,:.. ? ' ' ' cxvr n . ' 'ilLK J-AX ! t av a ST . m i . 7