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Newspaper Page Text15 THURSDAY,:: OCTOBER 21, 1820. POOLS PLUCKING, UP COURAGE MIDWEST FARMERS DETERMINED TO HOLD BACK' WHEAT Ettltedfcy . Bjmaa O. Cbboi Wlll F. neaslAa g -t mm . up . , i . i - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND, OREGON FJt BUTTER HAS WEAK TONE N PORTLAND With the expected arrival of. consider able New Zealand butter here within the next few days, trade conditions are gen erally of adverse nature, although no general change la Indicated in values. Two of the creameries continue unfair tactic of playing favorites with thair customers, naming eeveral prieaa at the nam Uma. aocording to how wise the borer li. The are quoting aa high aa 8 Ho a pound tor plain wrapvert. to aoma and aelllng from 660 to 57c a pound to other. In fact the? hav. no established prieaa. taking all th traffic will bur whenever there la ifo com petition. While It i impossible to aa? what the imme diate future will bring forth in the butter trade, the market la la a aad poaition. Much depend tjpon what action California markets take and aa Kastern butter ia already coming in thia direction, the trade then will also be a factor in the ma. In of values here. In the meantime it look, like lower prtoee. Tboae desiring apecUl information regarding 'knd market ahould write the Market Editor, Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply. SUGAR ADVANCE NOW OE5EBAL Advance of II 00 quoted Wednesday by the Western Sugar Kefining company was followed en Thursday by one fur aimilar amount by the California A Hawaiian Sugar Kefining com pany. The day'e market in New York wa weaker. VEAI, MARKET (JOES TO PIECES Market for country killed ealvet it down In the oellar with sale or m quality along Front etrert during the 24 hour aa low aa 18c a pound. The bulk of the ouaineaa waa done bv tvreen 18 920c s pound. C&MARJCET BASKET RETAIL PRJCXJ. 0 'By Hyaaaa H. Cohea The low price of prunes at this time should cause consumers to stock up rather heavily as soon as the new crop offerings are generally available. Only limited stocks of fhe new crop have as yet reached the market and most of the retailers stiff retain liberal stocks for which they paid high prices last sea son. Naturally these cannot be sold at low values without a loss. Much complaint has been made by some retailers regarding the statement made that they are asking too great a profit on buttert Many are willing to allow the consumer a square deal, but there are others who are holding prices practically at the high point despite the recent arops in the wholesale price. RMERS HOLDING STOC NOW fUST IS WHEAT FOR A RISE STRONG GENERALLY FOR WHEAT BIDS LOWER Portland wheat bids went to the low est mark for several years en Thsrsday whea hard white dropped to IMS, soft white 11.88 aad white else fUO, a lost of he m battel. Ifo bldt for other varieties. CHICKEN MARKET ABOUT 8TEADT While there continue a alow tone for beery springs, the chicken market Hn general waa ateady Thursdsy. Receipt during the 48 houra were at ao liberal and recelvere were atla to clean bp. BEAN PRICES AGAIN REDUCED r'urtber lowering of bean pricea ia ahown In flit local Trade with arrival of new crop offering! flora the South. Both email and large whitee are today aelllng to retailer, at 6c a pound. EGO TRADE CONTINUES STRONG Market for egga continue to abow atrengUi here with a aimilar ahowing in the east. Receipt, ara moderate aa oonipared with, the demand and the premium on white atock remain at the high point. BRIEF NOTES OP PRODUCE TRADE Chaeaa prtoea ara stationary. Country killed host slower. Potatoes are weakening again. Apple movement her very liberal around $1.28 01.80 average. California onions continue to depress local trade. It has been such tactics that haveirr.m wwi lorcea consumers to shop arouna ror their supplies and their regular grocers have lost thia trade. The following pricea ruled generally in retail ahopa for good quality. Home vshise ara frac tionally higher and, inferior atuff fractionally lower: Butter Beet creamery fl567e. Egg Fraah laid, 85c dosen; ordinary fraah, 7075c docen. Poultry Chicken, dreaaed. 85 045c per lb. Fish Salmon, l20e lb.; halibut, 80So per lb. Flour Beat local patent. 83.00 03.25 per lack, 40 lb. rotatoee Burgank,, 2 H 0 8a. Onion Oregon, 2 tt 0 3c. December Wheat Starts at a Loss; Others Unchanged Chicago, Oct. 21. (I. N. 8.) Reports that the British railroad strike has been ordered commencing Sunday night brought out heavy selling In all grains, prices registering further sharp declines from early weakness. All news was bearish and buying support was nowhere to be found except that which came from shorts who took profits and also by holders of bids. At the close December wheat was 66c off, March 6 to 8c off, Decem ber corn dropped 1H to lc. May lost c. Decemter oats declined to o and May to He. WEATHER NOTICE FOB SHIPPERS Weather buraau advise: Protect ahlpmenUU during the neit 88 hour against the following minimum temperature: Going north, 4(1 de STeea; northeaat over the Spokane. Portland Seattle railway, 88 degree.; aut to Baker, 82 degree,, and aouth to Ashland. 88 degree. Min imum temperature at Portland Wednesday, about 40 degreea. "WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND Thaw are pricea retailer pay wholesaler,, tx eept aa otherwia noted: , Dairy Fffttlucte BUTTER Belling price, box lnte: Cream ery, prima, parchment wrapped, 50 0 58c lb. ; prima firata, 58o lb.: fireU, 54e lb.; mailer lota at an advance. Jobbing pricea: Cube,, extraa, 5c; dairy butter, buying price, 40o per lb. BCTTEWAT Portland delivery basis, 87e, A grade; 84c, B grade; country nation,, 48 9 88o par lb. OLEOMA AOARntB Beat brand. 40c; ordt ary, 88 He; bakera, 880; nutmargarioe, 1 lb. carton. 82c Per lb. .... CHEESE Selling price. -Tillamook, freab Oregon, fancy triplet,. 34 0S5c per lb. Young 4kjfrica, 85 See. Price to Jobber, f. o. b. Tillamook, triplet!. 81c; Toung America,. 82c Selling price: Block Bwtaa. 48 0 4tc; limpuTfeT, 40 0 42c per In. EQQ8 Buying price: Currant Teceipta, 65 ; candled, selling prioe, 68070c; aelect. T7 0 7Ae per dnaen. LIVE POTJLTRT Selling price: Heavy ' bent, 38 0 26c per lb.; light hen. 15 017c per lb.; princi, light 280e. heavy 24 025c: eld rooetera, 12 014o lb.; turkeya. live ( ); duck,, 25 085c per lb. Freeh Vegetable and Fruit PRESH FRUIT Orange, 88.50 00.50 per box; banana,, 12U018tte !b.; lemon,. 84.50 06.50 crate: grapefruit. 82.5000.00; canta loupe,. 82.60 0 2.75; Malaga grapea, 12 He per lb.; Tokay,, 82.75; Malaga, 82.50 lug; peachea. 82.00 per box; pear,. (2.0008.50. APPLES New, 81.25 0 8.00. URIEI) rillITS Datea, Dromedariea, 87.80; Parda. $4?80 per box: figa. 83.50 04.00. ONIONS Selling price to retailer,: Local. 82.25: association. Helling prioe, car, 81.50; California onions. 81. 25 02.00; garlic. 2 Jo per lb.; green onion,. 4 5c per dozen buncbaa; onion aU. 12c lb POTATOES Selling price: Oregon fancy. 81.75 02.00; sweet. 6a per lb. BERHIE8 llucklebernee, 20c lb.; cranber ries, local, to. (0. . BUNCH VEUKTABLES Turnip. 0c per doaen bunches, carrots, 50c; beeta, 60o dozen bunchei; lettuce, $1.50 rrata; cucumbera, $1.50 aack; torn, toes. 6Oc0$1.2S; egg plant, 10c; broccoli. $1.50 0 2.25; bell pepper. 7 010c lb.; celery, 50c 0 81.00 do,.; string beana, 4 0 6c lb.; green corn, 80 0 85c per dozen. I Meat, and Provlalona COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country hog,. 28 023 Ho lb. for top blocker; heavy, 15 016c; veal. 18 018c; heavy vaal, 10 012c per lb. SMOKED MEATS Hm. 42 0 46e per lb.; breakfaat bacon, 83 0 56o; picnic, 27c per lb.; ccttag roll, S5e per lb. LARD Kettle rendered. 29 He lb.; tierce bests, compound. 20 He. Flail and Shellfish FRESH FISHSalmon. fresh Chinook, 14 0 16o per lb.; halibut, trad), 24c per lb.; itur seon. ( ); black cod, 10011c lb.; kippered salmon, 82.50 per 10 lb. backet; kippered cod, 82.85; raaor clams, ( ); crab,. 8K. 0004. 00 tloaen; ling cod, 6 0 8c per lb OYSTERS Eaatern. per gallon, $5.00; OlymbU. $5.60. Qrocartaa ' SCOAR Nominal, price, refinery bai: i Cuba, 814.88; trait and berry. 813.00; D yel llow. $12.40; granulated, 818.00; extra C, $11 80; golden 0, $12.50. HON KT New. $7.00 0 8.00 caae. RICE Japan style. No. 1, 11c; New Orleani Lead, t -J Blue Roe. UH 0110 lb. SALT Coanie, half, around, 100. si 7.2 5 per toe: gO,.' 818 78; table dairy 60a. $27.25; i lea, $8.50 0 4.00; fancy table and dairy. (34 69: lump rock, $26.60 per ton. BEANS Salea by Jobber. Small white. 8c lb; large whit. 6c; pink, 7c par lb.; limaa, 10c; bayou, 84c; rada, THc; Oregon bean, buying price, nominal. CANNED MILK Carnation, $8.00; Borden. $6.00; Aator, $8.00; Eagla, $12.60; Libby. $ 00- Mount Vernon. $6.u0 par eeae. COFFEE Roaated. 25 0 40c in aack, or drama, SODA CRACKERS In hulk. 18o par lb, t ..NTlir"'wJnuu' 85 040c par lb.: almonde. 27 H 028c: filbert. 12c in aack lota; paa Buta. 14 H 015c; pecan, 25c; Brazil, 85c v rlntt Oils standard mamla. 26 He. LINSEED OIL Raw, bbtt.. $1 14 caj kat tla . bdtod. bbla ,8188; "nw. 91 boilad, eaaet. $1.61 gallon. COAL OIL -Pearl or water white, in drama or Iran barrels. 17 He gallon; caaea, 0e par gallon. 4lOASOLlNK Iroa barreb, 2908OHej eaaaa. 15He"pe? uf0 TOn loU' 15c: 800 , TORFENTINB Taaka. $1.81; eiaaa. $196: 10 oaaa lota, la leee, ' Hept, Wool and Hide HOPS Nomiwil, 1820 crop. 4404Ta n, H IDES Beat calf akin,. 18e; kli Se sreen hidee. 6e lb. ' Elp' 8e" MOHAIR Long. 25c; bort. 15e lh K J 26cW AXD RSEN. I'u'Sow. 7e; Chicago. Oct. 21. (I. N. S.) December wheat opened H 0 le lower with March un changed. Trade waa mixed and aa aooa aa buying developed offering arled up and prieaa rallied. Local beam atarted aelllng corn at the open ing but commiaaion bourne bought and a rally retulted. December waa H e higher tnd May He lower at the atart. Selling of May marked the opening in oaAa. Short covering abeorbed the offering. Decem ber waa H 0 higher to Ho lower sod .May waa rf' There waa little activity in provlalona. Range of Chicago prieaa aa turn lined by the United Preaa: WHEAT December Mrcu ... December May December May Factmber May December May .... October . . Wovember October . . November October January .. ... . Ceah barley, Caeh wheat. 82.1SH; No. 2 hard, $2.04 Open. High. Low. Bid. 202 Hi 204 H 195 H 197 15 I 197 1874 189 RYE 165 164 H 161H 162 .152 152 150 151 A BARLEY . no 90 89 H 19 H 93 91 CORN . 81 81H 79 H 80 . 80H 87H 85 86 OATS , 58 H 68 T 62 H 62 . 58 68!. 67 H 68 PORK 2205 2270 2275 2250 2260 LARD 2040 . 2045 2088 2883 1995 2006 1990 1997 RIBS . , . 1 690 1443 1450 1430 1481, 9Sc081.O2. No. 1 red. 82.18 H: No. 2 red. NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Furnianed by Portland Merchaate Exchange: care Portland. Thur Year ago . . Seaaon to data Year ago Wheat. Bark. Flour. Oats. Hay. 81 8612 87 83 .2884 .2814 52 40 .1968 .2188 16 ... 4 109 1221 254 633 5 1 2 2 29 801 61 836 52 ... 93 354 1 2 I 3 10 14 10a 121 114 '745 126 271 268 $33 PRUNE GROWERS ARE OFFERED -MALL ADVANCE BY BAKK8 Sales, Oct 21. The prune pool of the Ore- reopened until November 1, according to an aouDceaaant zsade hare Wednesday. All grow er, who eater the poo) will be extended financial aid to the extent of from 2 to 8 cents on tb pound for thair crop by oPrtland banka. a circular I aonooneink. the reopening of the pool atatae. . 'Snow Hit Wheat . Dayton,. Wtah.. Oct 21. The first mow of y the leuoo fell ia the Tonchen valley Hondas ' B'aht to a depth of more than an Inch. It wia entirely unexpected so early and found unhealed : . sreia tn the flgldi, teeding operation not com pleted by say mamas! and. the orcbardiatt la the aaidatef apple harveW.y COTTON SELLS LOWER, rN THE EAfiLT 5. T. TRADE New York. Oct 21, (I. N. S.) The eot ton market opened ateadler today at a decline of 11 to 40 point, owing to weak cable, unfavor able private report a to praopecta for a qnlca aettlement of the Britinh coalminer and frefh weeknoea in cotton good. Liverpool, the South and local Interest sold. There waa a fair amount of buying by the trade on the acal down and also ecattered covering but this demand failed to hold pricea which aald down to a baaia of 1 cent for December by the end of the first li minute. Sentiment appeared to be mora beariah here deenite unfavorable weather in the Southweat After ahowing a decline of from 95 to 110 points the market turned strong in the lata dealings on. aharp covering, and closed very steady at s decline of 85 0 68 point. New -York. Oct 21. (I. N. S.) Spot cot ton waa quiet today, unchanged at 2050. No Furnished by Overbeck f Trade building: Month. January . . March . . . May July August . . . September October . .. December k Cooke Co.. Board Open. High. Low. Cloe. 1007 1910 1825 1880 1910 1912 1824 1889 1904 1908 1815 1870 1888 1888 1875 1888 1861 1860 1910 1910 1875 1906 1915 1922 1840 1895 Liverpool Cotton EMler Liverpool, Oct. 21. (I. N. 8.) Spot cotton opened in better Inquiag. Price easier; aalea, 4000 balsa. American mid., 21.02; good mid., 17.06; full mid., 10.71; mid., 15.21; low mid., 11.41; good ordinary, 8.46; ordinary, 7.46. Futures steady. DAIRY PRODUCTS OF THE COAST an Frsnelsee Market San Francisco, Oct 81. (U. P.) Butter: Extraa, 59c. Egga Extraa, 80 He; dirties, No. 1, Tic; ex tra pullet, 67 He; Undersixed pullet,, 69 He. Cheese California fleta, fancy, 25 He: firata. 20c: third. 8c. Los Aneelaa Mark at Loa Anglea Oct 21. (I. N. 81c. Egg Extraa. 78c; rase count 62c; peeWeea, 51c. Poultry changes: Hens, '30c. S.) Butter. 78c; pullats. POTATOES ALONG THE COAST Loa Anseiee Market Loa Angelee. Oct 21. (I. N. H I Potato Stockton Burbanka. beat, 82.60 02.75; poor ar. $2.00. , ' , New York Batter aad Egg New York, Oct 21. (I. N. S.) Butter Market easy. Creamery, extras, 68 0 60c; creamery, firata, 45 0 67c: creamery, higher coring. 68 H 0 61 Ho; atate. dairy, tub, 39 0 66c; renovated, extraa, 48 049c Chaeaa Market weak, 24 027 He; atate, whole milk, specials, 28 026c; whole milk, feney, 20 0 22c; Wisconsin, wbol milk, fancy. Young America. 26 0 28 He; atate. akima, spe cials, 18020c: akima, choice. 150 17 He; akima. good. 12 014 He. Mgs Market irregular. Nearby white, fancy, $1.08 01.10; nearby brown, fancy. 75 0 84c: extra, 710T2o; first. 68 0 66c. Chicago Dairy Predate Chicago. Oct 21. (L N. 8.) Batter Re ceipt. 2678 tube. Creamery, extra. 54c ; x ua tints, 410 52c; packing atocks, 28 036c. ECK Receipt. 2860 ease. Current recerpts, 49 058c; miscellaneous, 51064c; ordinary first. 57H058Ho; extras, 800 89c; check,, 48c per docea. - Cheese Twins, new. 28 He: daMea, 28 He; Young America, 23 H 024c; Long Horn,, 23 024c; brick. 25c per pound. Live Poultry Turkeya, 40c; chicken,. 20 0 6c; aprlnga. 27e: rooster. 20c; gee, 26c; duck,, 27c. Hop Exchange Damaged London. Oct 21. (I. N. B.) Fire ia th hope exchange at Southward today did about $3,600,000 damage. Many thousand bushel of hop were stored on the upper floors of the building. MlaaeapolIsoDalath- Flax Duluth, Oct 21. (I. N. 6.) Flax Octo ber $2.72 Hb; November. $2.74; December, $2.T7b: track. $2.78; arrive, same. Minneapolis. $2.7202.76; arrive, earn. Chicago Potato Market Chicago. Oct.. 21. (L N, ) Pot toe Receipts. $ ears. Whites, 81.50 0 1.70 1 Mia aaaota, , Wlaooaafa ; DakoUs, 81-S5 01.80 Year ago . . Seaaon to date Year ago . . Seattle. Wed. . Year ago . . Seaaon to data Year ago . . That farmers of the United States, and especially in the greater producing cen ter? 'of the midwest. Intend to hold their wheat for higher prices as long as they have power to do bo, Is the gist of mes sages that come tBm the trade In vari ous parta of the country. ' Modern Miller of Chicago, representative of the flour and grain trade, recently wired mUUn in various eaction asking them whether farmer were holding according to their announcement The following wire from Kanaaa and Oklahoma explain: Permere ar not (tiling freely cine decline. From personal interview find they are mora strongly la favor of holding their wheat for high er prices, aa they do not believe in the recent decline. Believe when price reach 82 in the country there will be a fair movement, but a large percentage will then hold for 12.50 or more. The Allen-Capper investigation baa caused s better feeling in ' the country and aa a result cash wheat is selling freely tonight at 10c over yeetatiiay. Flour buyer ar more interested, but wheat cannot be bought at a price in line with flour offer received THE ROBINSON MILLING CO. W operate 18 country station, and our men report considerable Mack threshing thia wewk. We anticipate a heavier movement of wheat if the market continue weak, aa bankers ar par suing the safe policy of forcing farmers to liquidate. Cars are now more plentiful, which condition tend to much freer movement of grain- THE NEW ERA MILLING CO. Farm deliveries hsve been retarded becaua of tall field work. Thia generally will be fin ished within s week. Our itationa report tome new threshing juat atartinf and will gradually increase. Recent 8frtinii. therefore, bad little to do with farm movement While for aeveral weeka Kansaa farmer were Inclined to hold for higher price, th Canadian aituetion baa elianged that attitude and we therefor look for much better country movement in October and throughout the season. LARABEE FLOUR MILLS CORPORATION. Farmer not aelllng any more than before break. Inclined to ewait development. NEWTON MILLING A ELEVATOR CO. Wheat deliveries from farms have practi cally oeaeed ainoe the price haa dropped below (2 at country station. ENID MILLING CO. No evidence of free selling in our district. Receipt from farmers very light. THE KANSAS FLOUR MILLS CO. Farmer, are selling but little wheat since the decline. THE OKLAHOMA MILL CO. Farmer are not selling wheat freely since the Market decline. KI, BENO MILL A ELEVATOR CO. FLOUR Selling price, mill door. Patent, 811.80: Montana spring wheat, 812.10; Willam ette valley brand, $9.60; local straight. $9.60; baker' local. 811.20 011.45: graham. 810.80: whole wheat. 810.40. Price for city deliveries 15c extra; suburban, 20c extra. HAY Buying price, nominal. Willamette timothy, fancy, $27.00 028.00 per ton; clover, 322.50: cheat, 624.00; atraw. $11.00 011.60; grain, $23.00 0 24.00; alfalfa, $28.00 0 24.00 par ton. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1, Calcutta. 10 010 He: domestic, lie In car lota, lose amounts higher. MJLL8TUFFS Mill run at mm. aacksd. $51.00068.00. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $44.00 g 45. AO - . 1 -Buying price: Feed 49 ou; aim- Nominal; no demand. ( ) per lb.; alaUe, BARLEY - lag. $48.00 SEED Baying price. Red clover, recleened FEEDSTUFF'S F. O. B. mill: Rolled bar ley, $55.00: alfalfa meal, $36.00; cocoanut meal, $50.00; toy bean meal, $68.00; linseed meal. $81.00; cracked corn, 364.00; whole com. 861.00 ton; scratch feed. 875.00 ton. Merchants Exchange bids: WHEAT Oct Hard White 195 Soft White 188 Whit Club 190 . FEED OATS No. 2 White 4500 No. 2 Gray .4200 BARLEY Brewing 4550 Feed 4450 CORN No. 3 Eastern (bulk) ... 4000 ho. 3 local( bulk) 4000 AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago Mesa $14.26 Chicago. Oct. 21. Hog, Receipts 21,000; lower. Bulk, $18.00 014.15; top, $14.25; heavyweight, $13.85 014.10; medium weight $18.05014.20; light weight, $13.85 014.10; light light. $12.50 018.60; heavy packing sows, smooth, 12.90 013.25, packing sows, rough, 312.63 012.90; pigs, 312 25 013.50. Cattle Receipts 11,000; atrong. Beef Steers Medium and heavyweight, 317.25 018.25; medium and good. -8 12.50 0 17.00; light weight. 81S.00 018.00: common and medium, 88.26 0 14.50. Butcher Cattle Heifers, $5.25 0 18.00 ; cows, $5.00 011.00; bulla, $5.25 010.75. Can ners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $8.75 0 4.76; canner steers, $4.50 06.75; veal calves (light and handyweight) , $18.00014.25; feed er steers. $7 6 11.75: atocker ateers, 34.50 0 9.00; etocker cows and heifers. t.MtrSOii Western Range Cattle Beef steers. $8,73 0 13.60; cow, and heifers, 36.50 0 9.25. Sheep Receipts 16.000; steady. Lambs (84. lbs. down), 810.00 018.00; lambs, culls and common, 38.00 0 9.75; yearling wethers, $8.23 010.50; ewe, cull and common, $2.2504 50; breeding awes, 85.00 08.60; feeder lambs. $11.00 012.60. Kanaaa Olty Hose f 14.10 Kanaaa City Oct 21. (L N. 8.) Cattle Receipt. 8000; steady. Staera, 818.00 0 17.00 cows and heifers, 86.00014.00; etock rr and feeders, 68.00 014.00; calve. 310.00 0 14.50. Hogs Receipts, 6000; active. Bulk. 818.50 014.00; top. 614.10; heavies, 318,500 314.00; light,. 318.50014.10; medium. $18.50014.10. ; Sheep Receipt. 7600; strong. LsmbV $11.00 012.10; ewaa. $4.50 0 6.75. - Omaha Hoes 819.70 Omaha. Neb.. Oct 21. (I. N. S.l Hoes: .Receipts. 8500; slow, 13 0 25c lower. Bulk. 112.75018. 15; top. 813.70. Cattle Receipt,, 4600; fairly active; steady on all clsne. Sheep Receipt. S500; kining classes atrong, 812.25; awes. 86.60. Denver Hot $14.28 Deaver. Oct 21. (U. P.I Cattle Receipts, 2700; weak. Steers. 38.00010.00; sow and l-eifers. $5.60 0 7.28; atockers end feeders, 16.2-5 09.50; calves. $7.50012.50. Hogs Receipts, 1100; 25o lower. Tops. $14.25; hulk. $48.60014410. Sheep Receipts, 17.200: slow. Lamb. $10.76 011.50; ewes. $4 60 0 6.50; feeder. $10.76 012.26. Indianapolis Host $18.80 Indianapolis. Oct. 21. (I. N. 8.) A aharp break in high prices, approaching th nr-wa level, marked trading ia hogs on the Indianapo lis livestock market today. A drop of 75c to 81 brought the bulk of aalea down to $13.25. Th top price at the opening was $13.60. ooMIe Hoe 817.aM Seattle. Wash., Oct 21. (I. N. 8.) Hog Receipts, 83 ; weaker. Prime light. $17.00 017.60; medium to choice, $18.76018.75; rough heavies, $12.25 012.75; smooth fceavies, $15.25016.25; pigs. $12.00 014 00. Cattle Receipts. 291; steady. Prim ateers. $9.60010.00; common to good, $8.00 0 7. B0; medium to choice, 88.00 0 9.00; beat cows sad heifers, $7.2607.7$; medium to choice, 86.00 0 7.00; common to good, $4 50 0 6.00; calve, $7.00015.00; bull. $4.0006.00. Sheep Receipt, none. DEPRESSION SHOWN HOG SUPPLIES Naval Stores Market New York. Oct 21. (L H. 8.) tine Savannah. 108: New York. 111. Roeut Savannah. 1078 01100; New Tors. 1275. New Tort Potato Market I New York. Oct 21. (I.N. S.) Potatoes (in bulk, barrel- or bag! Market firm. Nearby white. $2.25 04.7$. - New York, Oct. 21 (I. N. 8.) The stock market closed steady today. Whea traders eaaae to the realisation that the action of the British rallwaymea was not la effect a strike hat aa alt! mats aa, prices showed a rallylag tendency. Hope Is held oat la financial circles that a set tlemeat of the m Inert' strike weald he effected before -Sinday, which will pre- veat the threateaed action of the rail waymen. Steel common rallied to a closing of 88V. Mexican Petroleum rote nearly one polat to 18V4. Paa-Atnerlcan Petrolenm sold ap over eae pel at to 6$. Baldwin eostlased heavy, doting at 118V4. Sears-Boebnek was another weak spot, falling over t points to 111. St. Loslt Soathwestern preferred, after moving ap nearly polntt to ttttt, re acted to 48. Associated Oil was a bright spot, advaaclag 14 points to 118. Government bohds, iBehaagedj railway and other bonds tteady. Total sales of stocks today were $$, 480 share j bonds, $14Jl,8w. New York. Oct 21. (I. N. S.) Al though there waa no wide movements In any of the important stocks during the early dealings on the stock market to day, the tone was strong and there was a gtneral disposition to buy at the levels established dtfring the past few days. Offerings were extremely scant, how ever, and It was apparent that there Is no opportunity to accumulate any sub stantial line of stocks around current positions. On account of this, those con cerned on the long side were disposed to proceed in a quiet manner- for a time, some of them believing it most advisable to wait for the publication of the first railroad earnings for the month of Sep tember. Most of the fractional changes that took place were to higher prices. Steel ; stocks and some of the railroad Issues were in demand at alight gains. Pittsburg Coal made the greatest gain in the industrials, advancing 2 points to 69. The strongest stock in the rail road list was St. Louis Southwestern preferred, which rose 2 to 444. The market waa "firm throughout the forenoon with trading on a very small scale. Most of the leading Issues held around the initial high levels. Steel common crossed 89 and Baldwin sold up to 1154. All of the public utilities were in good demand at advancing prices. The 8L Liouis Southwestern issues featured the railway group, the common moving up over f point to !, while the preferred rose 2 points to 48. The market suffered a sharp break In the early afternoon, following publication of th London diapatch, saying the railway man had ordered a general strike in sympathy with the miners, un less the government settled the strike by Sundsy. Steel common broke over 1 point to 871. Mexican Petroleum yielded over 4 point from the high to 188 H; Pan-Amarican Petroleum waa 3 points lower at 87 f ; Baldwin yielded 2 point to 113 4 ; Republic Steel sold down over 1 point to 77 Ss The rail, were freely offered. Canadian Pacific dropping 114 to 124 4 . Reading 1 to 96 and St Paul 1 point to 42. Corn rroaucra aecunea 1H to 80S, tnd TJUh Copper over 1 point to 5614. x Furnished by Overbeck A Cook Co., of Trad building: High H068 RULED THURSDAY! Portland .... Chicago .... Iadlaaapolls Omaha . . Kansas City Bearer .. ,.. Me lower ..Lower . . .7ie0$l lower ...160 tie lower . . Aetlve ...tie lower 18.9$ 14J iM 18.7$ 14.18 14Ji PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUN Thursday Week ago Two week ago. Four weeka ago. Year ago Two yean ago . . Three yeara ago. Four years ago. Hog. Cattle. Calve. . 385 58 8 12 158 2 . 282 135 13 . 540 48 . 8A8 220 . 990 256 45 . 376 880 7 .1005 231 & 9 75 9.00 8.00 7.00 6 60 7.60 6.7 6.76 4.75 6.00 Nov. TVe. 195 195 187 187 200 200 4500 450ti 4200 4200 4550 4550 4450 4450 4000 4000 4000 400tf Board Sales. 900 1400 STOCK. Alasks Gold Alaska J on A . . . . Allis-Chalmcr Am. Beet Sugar . . . Am. Can Co. . . . . . Am. Car F4y. . . Am. Cot Oil , . . . . Am. Express Am. Hide A Lee. . . Am. IntL Corp. . . . Am. Linaeed Am. Loco Am. Smelter Am. Snuff 8 00 1 Am. Steel Fdy Am. Sugar Am. Sumatra 2200 Am. TeL A Tel. . . . 800 Am. Tobacco 600 Am. Wool 600 Anaconda Atsd. Oil Atchison lAtlantic Coast Line. AU. Gulf a W. 1. 1 Baldwin Loco 2S100 Balto. A Ohio 1000! Beth. Motors 200 Rooth Fish 6200 . ittutte 1400 3000 'isoo 8000 B R. T. C A Z Butte A Sup .... Caddo Oil Canadian Pae .... Cent Leather Chicago eV N. W. Chicaa-o Gt. W. . . . IT OO 1 Chili Cop HOOlChino 4400jC. M. St P 2200ic. A O Colo. F. A I. .... IColo, Southern 4 0" col. Graph 8800 1200 6100 Cons. Gas Corn Prods. C, R. I. A . I Crucible P. . New York Bngar aad Coffee New York. Oct 21. iV. P.) Sagar easy. Raw, 88.7$ 0 8.80; . refined, easy: granulated. i , Coffee Spot ''W T Rio. t 07; KeJ 4 Beatoa.l4lM. ?.r 800 'Dome Minea 100ID. A It O. 1100 Erie I Fed. Ming. A Smltg 20fljGaeton Williams . . 6600'General Motors . . . 700Goodrieh IGranby ........ IGt Nor. Ore. . . . Gt Nor. pfd ICreene Can an r 600IHaik Barker 700tHooston Oil Ilia. Cent 1900Jnepirtion ..... Ilnterbcro ..... I Interstate Callahan lint Harv 400 lot Mer. Marine. 1000Tnt Nickel 5000 Int Paper 5400lnvinmb)e Oil 3500 Island Oil 1900 K. C. Southern. . 1200IKennecott 1600 Lack. Steel 800 Lehigh Valley . . . 400 L. AN 8 00 i Maxwell Motor . . . 2800 Mexican Pet 960 Miami 900 Mtdvale Steal . . . 2100 Missouri Pas 100 Mont Ward 4700 M. It St L 00 Nevada Con. . . . 6600 New Haven 100 Norfolk A W 2900 Northern Pacific.. N. T, Central 200Okla. Prod., ref . . . 200 (Ontario AW. . . . SOOiPacific Dev IPac. Gaa A Elec. . 500 Pan. Am. Pat 2600 Penna, 5700 Peo. Ga 500 Pur OH 400 Pierce Oil 800 Pullman 800 Ray. Con. 128O0Readina 400Rploi Steel 7200 Republic LAS... 2400 Royal Dutch Qil. . Ry. Steel Spc 8O0 Shattuck, Aria. . . 6 6O0 1 Sinclair 8eO81oaa Bhef 6900, Son. By 4400i8t L. AS. F. . . 46008todebker. . . . . . ISwift at Co 400 Tenn. Cop. AC. 14 34 33 W 133 25 10H 78, 70 97 59 Vi 37 107 V 87 H 100H 188 H 72 50 112 88 115 47 15 ie' ' 20 126 41 12 hi 14 25 43 67 ' 86 H 20 88 i 82 H 38 180 11 18 " '6 18 50 Low. I I. 4900 8000 800 1800, 4000 e 2500 29600 60001 600 900 I 1900 . . . 1900 80O Texas Texas Toe. Traa. TJeioa Oil Pacific. . . . Products. . . ConU, Oil. Pae. Total TJ. S. InA Alcohol. TJ. 8. Rub U. S- Btsel Utah- Copper Vs. Cham. Vanadium Steel . Vivandoa Wabash Well Farce Western Par Wasters Union . . . Wcst'hse K. AM... West Md. ....... WUlye-OverlarM 1 Bid. 1 84 74 33 133 24 140 9 72 68 H 95 4 58 105 87 105 87 99 182 71 50 110 88 97 144 113 46 4 6 14 - 6 15 19 124 41 81 12 13 24 41 66 34 85 20 864 81 87 H 128 128 11 11 1 84 "38 133 24 '5 71 68 95 68 '87 105 86 99 133 71 49 ,97 88 113 46 144 is' 19 124 41 12 13 24 41 66 84 20 86 80 87 88 1SU ..-...! 6l 17 49 i I 87 87 I 67 104jl03 94 04 48 I 5 I 43 8 19 17 70 I 8S 6 23 I 22 05 107 ' 8 192 '88 28 20 ii' ' 90 88 4 244 24 54 90 48 41 89 14 112 14 97 81 78 79 "n" 32 65 81 82 67 $0 22 6 11 128 84 77 89 67 66 64 16 12 $7 88 . . . . i$ stocks. 669.100 18 17 68 I 82 I 6 I 24 '4 I 22 64 lot' ' 8 188 38 29 'i9 '82 89' : 81 3 24 24 54 87 48 40 88 18 111 18 96 79 77 T7 T 81 5 81 81 864 2 lft 9 6 17 49 29 34 87 26 86 103 93 48 6 8 1108 I 18 17 60 82 6 24 22 64 53 107 3 189 18 88 27 23 19 10 82 99 89 81 8 24 23 53 88 -43 40 38 18 111 18 96 78 77 77 93 49 20 8 11 126 T6? 66 66 68 14 U 84 87 14 At 65 31 91 57 1084 60 III 11 126 S3 T6 88 56 56 63 87 47 IS 10 Sheep. 181 1042 235 1183 " 28 706 -mi- Seven loads of livestock formed total arrivals at North Portland for Thursday There was a weaker tone for everything except cattle, and these were steady. tn th hog alleys the further weakness sad lowering of Eastern pricea Jtad thair effect upon the North Portland trade. Trad started alow and weak, with a lower price tendency. General hum market ranee: Prime mixed ...$15.50 0 10.00 Medium mixed 15,-00 015.50 Smooth heavy 15.00 015.50 Rough heavy 12.00014.00 Pigs 12.00014.50 Cattle Held Unoneneeal Cattle trade showed a steady tone generally at North Portland Thursday. Only a amaU run was shown in the alleys. In fact, there was not enough atock in sight to establisb s real basis. ienerl catU rang. Choice grass ateers $ Good to choice (tear Medium to food steen... Fair to good steers Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifer Good to choice cow and heifers . . Medium to good cows snd heifers Cannera . . . Bulk Choice dairy calves. . Heavy calve Best light calve . . Medium tight ealvaa . Beat feeders Mutts) I tlaw Only ewe came forward to the sheep alleys at North Portland Thursday. There was ao ab sence of lambs, but a slow, weak tone waa indi cated all through thia division. General aheeo and lamb rang: Eaat of mountain Ismbs $ 9.00 0 Willamette vallez-lambs 8.00 0 Feeder lambs 8.00 0 Cull lambs 6.00 0 Yearlings 6.00 0 Wethers 6.00 0 Ewe 2.25 0 Wednesday Afternoon galea STEERS Price. I 7.25 7.25 8.50 7.50 7.00 8 00 8 50 8 50 7. SO 7.25 COWS I 3 50 4 GO 4.60 4.50 6.50 ,5.00 6.25 6.60 5.30 5.50 6.35 6.25 6.26 7.60 3.25 4.50 4.00 6 00 CALVES $ 7.55 I 10 15 00 3 IO.60 BULLS 8BOBT TERM JTOTES Qaotatlona furnished by Clark, Kendall Co.. lac. : Maturity. . .. 9, t. 24 ...10. 1.22 ...2. 1.24 ...12. 1.28 ...11. 1.20 ...11. 1.21 ...11. 1.2 . . .11. 1.23 4. 1.Z6 BeewrMs Asa. Co. Oil '.. Am. T. A T. s. Am. T. A T 6.. Am Thread a . , Asa. Tob. 7s ... . Am. Trb. 7s Asa. Tob. 7s Am Tob. 7s Anglo Am. Oil 7 Armour Cos. 7s.,. 7,16.80 neapss Gov. 7 t. Belgian Gov! 6a . . . Belgian Gov. 6s . . . Beth. Steel 7s Peta. Steel 7a rntish Gov. 6s...ll. 1.21 British Gov. 6s...ll. 1.23 Canadian got. 5 a . Canadian Gov. 8 a. Cedaby Packing 7a . . Inter. B. T 7a. . . . Japanese Gov. 4. Kaanecott Con. 7 . . Ligg. Myers Tob. 6. 12. 1,21 Molina Plow 7s. 9. 1,21 Motisu Plow 7s. 0. 1.22 Molina Plow Ts...:. . . 1.23 Moline Plow 7s 9. 1.24 Nor. Pec. Equip. 7s. 5,15.22 6. 1.45 1, 1,2 f 1. 1.23 7.16.22 T.15.2S 8. 1.21 8. 1.29 T. 16.28 9. 1.21 7.10.25 9. l,f Pacific Gaa Swift 6a V. 8. Rubber 7s. 6. 1.25 . . 8.16.21 . .12. 1.28 Bid. Asked. 1 9 4 95 1 97 8 9J V9 100 99 100 99 100 t 100 90 100 94 96 100 100 99 99 , 9 2 92 97 98 t6 94 98 98 93 ' 95 97 97 94 93 97 98 89 71 74 74 93 98 97 98 98 99 96 99 '91 96 P0 95 99 96 98 97 98 98 98 PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT Portland Bank Clearing Thia Week, ltonday ....8 9.880.667.86 Tuesday 6,789.068.13 Wednesday .. 7,067.286.50 Thursday ... 6.227.798.97 Year Ago. 7.881 .056.61 6.769.01 6.O0 6.649.639.71 8.387.614.84 Taooma Banks 9.00 0 8.00 0 7 00 0 6.50 0 6.75 0 6.750 6.76 0 4.750 2.76 0 6.00 0 18.00 015.00 7.00 0 9.00 11.00 018.00 9 00011.00 7 00 0 7.60 9.50 i 8 60 8.60 6 00 7.50 6.50 6.00 958.449.00 153.696.00 fleajings Thursday DSisnoos j nursosy Seattle Banks" Clearings Thursday $ 6.385,623.00 Balances Thursday 1.840.648.00 Spokane Bank Clearings Thursday $ 2,257.011.00 mm noes 1 nursosy 084,431. 00 San Francises Ssnli Clearings Thursday $29,300,000.00 ka Ansete Banks Clearings Thursday ........... 81$,644,593.00 Forelga Esehaage Market Nw York, Oct 21. CD. P.) Foreign ei change opened higher. Sterling demand, $3.44, up 4e; francs; .0650. up .0002; lire. demand, .0378, unchanged; marks, .0142, oti .0001: Canadian dollars. .9050. Th market closed unsettled, with sterling 're gaining some of the ground lost immediately o announcement of the British rail strike declare tion. After declining to $3.41, sterling rallied to 33.12. still off 2 . Sterltig closed at 83.42. off 2 ; franca were .0646, off .0002; lire .0376. off .0002; lire cable 0877: marks .0141. off .0002; Canadian dollars .9050. No. Ave lbs. 4 937 1. . . . 900 3 1070 13 1118 42 962 1 1070 2 1198 1 860 4 '977 13 803 112 712 1 1090 1 670 2 770 1 , . . . 680 1 : . . . 010 2. ... 913 8. . . . 836 1 . . . . 650 2 825 1 920 2 880 1 1100 1 1000- 2. . . . 750 2...; 855 8 .... 1013 3 . . . . 1006 3 816- 1 . . . . 1 20 4 142 1 540 1 1040 1 . . . . 880 1 . 1680 2. -,. 703 No. Ave. lbs. Price. 2 875 $ 7.23 1 890 7.25 10 1101 8 00 2. ...1210 T.5U 1. . . . 720 6.60 1....1060 6.00 2 1065 8.50 1 900 7 60 4 992 7.00 4 . . 8 . . 1. . 1. . 1. . 8. . 11. . 4 . 1 . . ., i. ' 2. 1 . 18. n a'. 2. 16. . 782 . 913 . 690 . 810 .1100 . 862 . 413 . 735 . 950 . 975 . 820 . 921 4 . 730 , .1464 . .1025 . . 920 . . 770 . 972 . , 173 . . 476 8 00 8 60 4.50 8.50 6.75 5.00 8.00 6.50 6.60 6.50 8.25 6.25 6.23 3.25 4.60 4 60 8.50 6.26 $14.00 8.60 8 50 6.00 8.25 6.00 MIXED 4.60 I HOGS . 488 . 1080 . 1010 6 00 6.00 5.00 Money aad Exchange New Tork, Oct 21. (L N. 8.) Call money or. the floor of the New York atock exchange to day ruled at 7 per cent: nigh. 7 per cent: low 7 per cent Time money waa firm Kates were 8 per cent . . The market for prime mercantile paper was steady. Sterling exchange was weak, with business in bankers' bill, at 83.43. for demand. STRIKE COLLAPSE SENDS STOCKS MP By Broadan Wall New York. Oct. 21. Cablegrams from London stating that tha coal strike would soon end owing to over tures now under way helped Impart strength to the atock market Wed nesday. Call money loaned at 7 per cent throughout the day and de mand sterling advanced nearly 1 per cent. Trading waa more active than on Tueaday but represented almost entirely the operatlo- a of profes sionals. . Commission houses report tsrit their clients are doing practically nothing In the market and that there are no signs of Increased activity oh their parL The reassuring news from London re sulted In a strong market early In the day but realising salea developed in the afternoon and, resulted in irregularities. Most issues, however, closed with small net gains. , Improvements In the railroad situation together with the fact that the Industrial shares have discounted the liquidation of Inventories leads to the belief that any favorable news would find the market In a responsive mood. Stocks have worn through period of discon certing news of various kinds and are considered to be In strong technical poeition. The -f Irmness of the stcck market in general is causing pools to pluck up their courage and distinct signs of their activity were witnessed in several directions. to C A. McLavuKjirin a total of $183,- 728 for his 1110 crop of h6pw.,"3Be Laughlin purchased the farm, known aa the old Hlrschburg farm last spring for 1225,000. The place, which consists pt tn here, Is located two miles north of Independence. V Saa Fraaclsca Barley Calls i San Francisco, Oct 21vaje-Deccmber barks, 82 O0 bid. $2.06 asked. FOREIGN EXCHANGE BATES Corrected daily by the foreign exchange de partment of the United States National bank. Opening nominal rate on bank transaction, : lraft Cable Psr London ' Checks. Transfers. Value. Pound sterling. $ 3.45 $ $.46 $ 4 8H6 Parte Francs . . . 6.51 8.52 ,19.80 Hamburg-Bremen Marks 1.43 1.43 28.81 Oeno lire 3.77 3 78 19 30 Copenhagen Kroner 14 DO 14.03 26.79 Christian is Kroner 13 60 18.63 28.79 Stockholm - Kroner 19.63 19.70 26.79 Hongkong t Currency 70 50 71.00 Japan Yen 61.00 61.23 49.84 Shanghai Taela. . .96 .96 New York Metal Market New York. Oct. 21. (I. N. 8.) Copper: Weak : spot snd October offered 16 ; November and liecember offered! 5 . Lead Weak ; spot and October offered 7 ; November and December offered 720. Spelter Week: spot offered 780; Oetobei. November snd December offered 725. Stockholders Meet Centralla, Wash.. Oct. 21. The an nual stockholders' meeting of the Cen tralis Brltruetting company was held Wednesday with about 60 stockholders present. An election of orncers result ed as follows: L. A. Kingkenny. presi dent; A- Blackburn, vice president; E. H. Colson. treasurer; W. A. Davis, secretary. Seven trustees, elected unani mously, are : L. A, Klngklnny, A. Blackburn. F. C. Edmlsson, Lr. c. u. Nelson. E. H. Colson. John A. Eaton and W. A. Davis. A report -submitted showed the finances of the company to be in excellent condition. Liberty Bead Sales "A A A" The highest rating H is possible to obtain is held by i Sears, Roebuck & Co. The world's largest mail or der house. . -i-We recommend its one, two and three year 7 SERIAL GOLD NOTES - 7, 7-7,, 1M Priced to Yield One year's earnings amounts to half of this 5o, 000,000 issue.' T GOLD BONDS ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO, Due January, 1929 Price 96i Yield 7f Ubertyv 8 Liberty. 1st 4t Liberty. 2d 4s Uberty. l.st 4 . ... Liberty. 2d 4 s . . . Uberty, Sd 4t Liberty, 4th 4 . . , Viotory. 4 Victory, 8 High. Low Close. 9300 9260 9270 8820 N946 8986 H938 60 16 Stt-HO 9016 8970 9948 H48 9100 9080 9096 8958 8986 8042 9688 .., 9688-1 "New York-Losdoa Silver New Tork. Oct 21. (I. N. 8 ) Commer cial bsr silver: DomeaUc unchanged at 99 e; foreign. 8 htghei at 81 c. London. Oct. 21. (I. N. S) Bar stiver wss 1 d higher today at 63 d. $183,728 Hop Rale Salem, Oct. 19. What Is said to be the largest check ever passed for a single farm crop In this county was paid last week when Ixuls Lachmund. representing an English syndicate, paid 9.... 193 316 50 76.... 180 $16.50 5.... 186 lv00 2.... 865 14.50 4 140 H00 83 195 16.50 75 185 16.50 10 142 15.00 1 140 15.00 4 300 14.50 14 201 16.50 1 250 16.25 2.... 385 14.00 3 166 16.00 6.... 230 16.30 6.... 103 16.50 S 170 16.50 . 23 190 16.25 1 280 14.25 17 207 16.25 6 883 14.50 70 213 16.50 IT 282 10.23 45 242 16.60 2.... 390 14 60 7 181 16.50 9. ... 215 1G 50 3 193 10.60 2 150 15 60 6 168 16.60 1 850 15.50 5 186 15.60 8 178 15 50 - 1.... 890 15.60 7..,. 192 15.60 2.... 305 16.50 6 228 16.00 7 287 16.00 1.... 810 14.50 2.... 283 15.60 6.... 184 15.50 35.... V7 16.50 8.... 210 16.SU 2U6 16.50 73 189 16.50 79 107 14.60 15. . . 483 15.50 4 307 14.60 47 207 16.50 2 216 18.50 4 197 16.60 9.... 212 16.25 4 ... 170 15.25 4.... 197 16.00 226 9.00 3 ... 886 14.00 3.... 203 16.50 1.... 280 16.25 2.... 388 16.50 12.... 195 16.50 6 205 16.25 9 108 16.50 2.... 200 16.00 6 106 14 60 1 190 16.50 2.... 250 16.25 1 800 16.26 8 209 16.25 . . . . 350 14.00 2.... 165 16.25 3 172 16.25 2 195 18.50 6 210 16.50 4 282 16.25 al 169 M6.25 LAMBS 29 . . . . 72 $ 8 50 9. . . . 85 $ 8. SO 64 83 8.00 60 84 8.00 8.... 86 8.60 '6.... 106 8.00 6 118 8.00 6 65 7.50 EWES 1 29. . . . 123 3 4.30 1 120 $ 3.00 YE ABLINGS 4.i... 100 $ 7.00 I 1 100 $ 6 50 2 . . . . 120 0 50 I 6 124 6.60 BUCKS 2. . . . 220 $ 4.00 We Invite Your Checking and Saving Deposits ings I BROADWAY and OAK MIXED 90 $ 4.00 Thursday Steen I ng Sale STEERS No. Ave. The. Price. 1 Ns. Ave. lbs. Price. 16... .1256 $ 8.50 I 4 1270 3 7.60 1. . . .1150 8.50 COWS 1 970 8 6.60 I 1....1220 8 7.00 16 1080 7.00 ) 1 970 6.60 I 1. ...1160 6.6o 1 840 6.00 CALVES - 8 270 $ B.80 MIXED CATTLE 11 863 $ 6.25 I BULLS 1 1890 $ 5.50 HOGS 9 210 316.76 9 187 $15 75 7.... 183 15.73 263 15 76 8 171 16.60 1.... 300 18.60 6:... 830 I8 60 1 840 14.00 30 296 16.00 New York Boad Market (Furnished by Overbeck A Coos Co ) Bid. Atchison, general 4s. . . . Baltimore A Ohio, gold 4s Bethlehem Steel, ref. 6. 'Central Pacific lat 4s. . 0., B. A Q.. coL 4t St. Paul, general 4.. Chicago N. W.. general 4s U A N., ani. 4s New York Rv. 4 Northern Pacific P. L. Beading, general 4i . . Cnioo Pacific. 1st 4s. TJ. a. Steal 5. . . Cnioo Pacific lat ref. Southern Pacific, eoov. do 4a Pennsylvania, 1st 4s Chesapeake A Ohio, con. 4s. 6. at. Oregon Short Una 4. 77 784 79' 74 .... 9 TTH 76 .... 82 38 .... 77 .... 84 80 . . . . 98 76 ....101 .... 78 . ... 82 5a.. . 86 S3 74 79 74 6 T 77 83 81 78 86 81 94 77 88 87 82 Mlsaeapollt Cash Grain Minmeapots). Oct. 2 1 . Cash wheat eloaed Ne. 1 durum. 1 2.07 2.11 ; No. z. $2.04 2.07; Ka 8. 61.94 1.99; No. 2 northern. $1.99 3.04; Ne. 8. 81.94 1.99; dark hard Moo Una, 81.99 a 2.04. Com So. S yellow. 848$c: So. 4. 82 SSe: No. 8 mixed. 81)82e; No. 4. 78 80c Osts No. 3 white, 49 4) 30c: Ma S. 48 49. Barley Choice to fancy, 8$ 0 $$c; BMdiua to awed. 83 $8 9c Kye Ka 1, $1.84 1.88. ; . t - We offer subject to prior sale irfd change in price The Unsold Portion General Obligation 67c Gold Notes City of Edmonton Province of Alberta Yielding 9' Exempt From All Dominion Government Tax Edmonton, Alberta's capital, with 60,000 to 70,000 population, is an industrial ity, as well as the distributing, commercial and financial center of a great agricultural and livestock empire. Over a hundred industries are represented In Edmonton. Among these are : Lumber Mills. Wood-Working Factories. Meat-Packlng Plants, Shoe Factories, Flour and Cereal Mills, Manufacturing Furriers. Machine Shops, Railway Division Shops and a great Coal Mining Industry. - Pricea Subject to Increase Without Notice DATSD SgrrCSJBgai 1, 19X0. Maturity at reviews: Due Sept 1. 1822... Price 94 82 DooemlnaUena 8100. 8SOO and 81000. Principal and aeml-anmial interest (March 1 and September 1), payable in TJ. S. Gold Coin in New York and at tb of floe of Morria Brothers, Inc. in addition to being General Obligation Note, the$e are secured by long-time debentures totaling $2fi94,420 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Groa assessed valuation Value Municipal Property (not including Public UUHUes) . Net Debenture Debt Revenue from Public Ctilltlea (above coat of operation) . . Net Local Improvement Debt (rate payers' share) . .666.608.716.00 . . 11.086.876.00 . . ' 9,468.997.00 767.773.00 8,064,768.00 Legality Approved fey Malone, MaJose A Long, Toronto, Casaea. Telephone or Telegraph Orders , at Our Expense MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. Established Over a Qaarter Ceatary "The Premier Vaalcisal Bond Ho at a" Portland, Or, Morrit Balldlng 899.11 Stark. Broadway liei turn Heattle. Wash. Central flldr. Fraaelteo, CaL, Msrehaatt National Bask Balldlag Caaltal One Million Dollars Oregon Municipal Bonds Douglas County, Or., Road Benton County, Or., Road. Enterprise, Or., Imp. ...... Salem, Or., Refunding Sumpter, Or., City Hall North Bend, Or., Imp Ashland. Or., Imp U. H. S. D. No. 1, Morrow Co., Or. . . U. H. S.'D. No. 2, Multnomah Co:, Or Rate. .A'j :.5 . .6 . .6 ..6 ..6 ..6 ..6 6 Maturity. 4-1-26 9-l-'27 4-l-'30 10-15-'30 5,1-0 3l-'30 id-V30 3- l-'40 4- l-'21 Yield. 5.90 5.90 6.00 5.80 6.00 6.00 6.00 5.90 5.90 Detailed information on any of the above issue furnished upon request. Carstens & Earles, Incorporated EetablUhacI 1891 . ' Gowernmemt, Municipal Msd Corperratien Bonds. Third Floor, U. S. Bank Bldf. Bdwy. 4108 Sears. Roebuck & Co. The subscription books for the Boars. Koebuck A Co. $.r.O.O()0.000 loan were opened and closed the same day, with the loan greatly oversubscribed. We subscribed for a large amount In excess of actual orders In hand and have available out of our allotment a modest amount of these 7 Oold Notes of one of the great est mercantile concerns In America (the largest mall-order house tn the world) at the orig inal subscription prices to yield 7.60 to 7.85 without deduc tion of 2 Normal Federal In come Tax. $100 $600 $1000 1 yr..7t at B9.20 to yield 7.85 2 " " " 9.72 " " 7.70 3 98,41 " " 7.60 GAsh or partial -payment plan.. Wire orders collect. This offer Is on)ct to shthdraeat or advance In price without ' notice. SaotMO fDotCSr Maim 644 NOfTrrfWITTtRN BANK BLOC. 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