THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920.
SHORT TER$ BONDS' TAKE LEAD
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SUPPLY OF WHEAT BURDENS MARKET ANP PRICE IS LOWERED
Edited by ;
Ilrmaa H. Cobea
Edited by I
Will F. rJessUj
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,. PORTLAND, OREGON
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EGG I
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TO BEATEXTRE
ME
?u Market for eg;s;s ' appears to have
" finally, hit the high mark for the season,
aside from perhaps a day or-bo late In
the year, when there might probably be
famine of offerings.
5- F, oj. b. buyer are nt'ill paying th estresn
' mack, but there is tmr lea disposition to apec-u-
' rirt of Nhs matter hi that. comparatively
st-eakinji, the -price ot fresh eg i utterly out
- 4 of line with storage mods. - Heemingly this is
product of the timea.-th public baring Uie
" money and it willing to pay (or the best.
The - differential between storage good and
fr,h tork has been Tery heary tlua aeaaon. but
at tihat storage siMCulator have made consid
erable money on their investment They hare,
in measure. maiiiimlaled the price of Iresn
.' eee t' an extreme level In-order- to cure
; more . favorable condition for the sale of in
tct-heuae goods.
Those desiring special information regarding
any market lKuld write th Market Lditor,
Ureeon Journal, inclosing gtaion (or reply.
BI TTKR mrVLTfOS . IS . STKADT
iNMiiite the usual price shading by certain
' creameries, the general market for prints is
.'steady here. While trading .continue of a
; band to mouth -character, lew art electing ny
J material reductions.
jtltaR PRICK C'l'T BT KEFISEBT
' I'Hce of sugar has been cut $1 per hundred
pounds by th refineries to the former low
level. No change has been made in local saW
because ( th previous refinery advance of j 1
was nevtr shown her. List quotations are 81
lower. ..
CMARICET
BASKET
RETAIL PRJOUf
By Hrnai H. Cohen ,
Consumers should beware of potatoes
with dark streaks down the center. The
markets are flooded with such offerings
and such stock is nearly, worthless so
far as average Home use Is concerned
Due to the lohg-contlnued rain's, the
potatoes began to ' rot' in the ground.
Much of the -starch left the tubers nd
especially on the lowlands the quality
has greatly detriorated.
The average dealer Is able to tell -what
class of stock he is getting before mak
ing purchases. .
Owing to the damage done by the rains
it is not now believed that potatoes will
sell as low as previously believed. In
fact, it begins to -look as if the price was
either at the bottom' or within a frac
tion of it at this time. . , This means,
therefore, that consumers should pur
chase their winter requirements, provid
ing they can get suitable quality.
Tlie following prices ruled generally in retail
hops for good quality. Home Talues are frac
tionally higher and inferior r stuff fractionally
lower:'
Butter Best creamery, 5T($60c
Kggs Kresh laid, 85c dozen; ordinary fresh,
75 (fli KOc jier doxen.
I'oultry Chickens, dressed. 85845c per lb.
Kwh Solmon, 10 25c lb.; halibut, SO 9
35c per lb.
Flour Best local patent, $3.00 3.15 per
aack. 49 lbs.
Potatoes Borbanks. 2 c.
Unions Oregon, 2 & 3c.
i'vr'lT SilTiATinV IS VERT (JOOB
All' through the "country killed meat trad st
eici-llent. tone is -shown. Sales of calves an-V
generally at -'Oc; with a sprinkling ft 21c and
,- stinilax 'rang is shown her lor best Quality
; liogsv ,
TOTATOF.S SHOW A STKADT TOE
Market for; tpotatoe is showing a steady
i' tone ber for good quality and general sale
ar around $1.78 2.00 lr cental for best
".quality to the retailer. Country purchase! re
tried, in a limited wsy at $1.2501.50.
"wOO"L MARKET CO TIMES Qt'IET
- . lMMite talk of a political nature to the
- contrary, there Is absolutely no change in the
Wool inarket situation. leading operators do
not espect any material change lor aereral
General Losses in
Chicago Grain Are
; Shown at Opening
' BRIEF' TfOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Apple demand continue larorkbl for low
i priced atock. ,
Celery- market is stesdy at 50c to 8oe doaen
v hAriiona grapefruit has been reduced 50c case
Hit $6 SO 7.O0. '
CUfornis repacked tomatoea offering at
' $2.30 in lugs. ,'
Car of California Tokay grapes in; also car
Sacramento .lettuce.
WEATHER NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
. The Weather bureau adrise: Protect ahtp
- menu during tha next 36 hour against the fol
lowing minimum temperatures: tjo'n no rtn .
. 3 ilegrees; northeast orer 8., P. S. K. ..
' ,80 Bcgrees; east to Baker. 2S degrees, and sonth
' to Ashland, 32 degreea.. Minimum temperature
at Portlaud Thursday night about 38 degree.
'. lirilSHOWlf IS Tl'RKEY BEMASD
i With a liberal supply now showing, a lull is
' indicated in the demand for turkeys. Former
ready buyer at ooc lor new uresseu were uuw
' offering aboTt 1850c,! but no sale wer con
- firnved st the lower prices. Printed quotations
for the day axf therefore out of .line with actual
conditions.
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WHOLESALE. PRICES IS POETLAITD
.. .. 5T .
V, : The, are prices retailer pay wholesalers, ex
cept as i otherwise noted: '
Dairy! Product '
- BUTTER Belling price, bog lota; Cream
ery. extras, parchment wrapped, S3o per lb.
"Jobbing prices: Cubes, extras, 48o lb.; dairy,
buying price, 35c per lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland' delirery bash. Bio
A grade; 4 So B grade; country stations, ii0
:4 7c tier lb. '
', OlEOMARGARINE Best "brand, 81c; ordi
- nary,.. 33 He; bakers. 33c; nutmarganne, 1 lb.'
t cartons, 22c. i
CHEKSE Selling price. Tillamook, fresh
(he gun fancy triplets. 31c per lb.; loung Amer
' leas 32c lb." prices to jobbers, f. o. b. Tilla
i roook. triplets." 8c; Young Americas. 29c. Sell-,
ing prio: Block Swt. 48 48c; Umburger. 40
9 42c per lb.
. EC.CiS Buying price: Current receipt, 8e
per do.; candled, selling price. 74 75c; select
Jmie per aoien.
irvtn pruiT.TRV Rcllin once!. Heary
hen. 28 30c lb.; light hen. 20 22c lb.;
pring,: light, 28 80c; heary, Z4.'0c: oiq.
roosters, 12CT14C lb.: turkey, lire. 43 45c;
dressed, 52 ( 53c; dpeks. 85c
Freth VeggtabM and Fruit
i FRESH FRUIT Orange. $9.50 10.50
bo; bananas. 12VhlSHc lb : lemons $6.00
we.50 a rate: grapefruit, . Florida, t.SO(
M0OO; California, $6.60; peacbes. $2.00
2.50 per box; pears. $2.75; Tokay grape. 15c
r APPT.ES Vew. $1.253.00.
liKIKI) FRUlTS-lHitea, Promedarlea, $7.25;
Tard. 4.50 per box: fig. $3.5U ta'4 00,
ONIONS Selling price to retailer: Ixx-1,
-S1.75; associatiou selling price, car, $1.25;
: California onions, $1.251.75; gar Uc. 20c per
lb ; green onions, 45c per doreo bunches; onion
el. 1 2e per lb. n - '
POTATOES ' SelHng prica: Oregon - fancy,
; $1.752.00; aweets. 4&4c per lb.
BERRIES Huckleberries, 18k0e lb.; cran-.
berries, local, $5.000 5.50 box; eastern. $8.50
50 per bhl. '
- VEGETABLES Turnip. $2.73 per ack:
rsrrntsj- 2 00; beets. $2.00; lettuce. $1.50 per
era!; encumbers. $1.50 sack; tomatoes. Cali
l.rnis. 2.25(2.60 lug: Tgg plant. 10c; broc-
'roll. $1.001.50; beU peppen, 10c lb.; celery,
SC0S5e don ; string beans, 4 6c per lb.
MeaU and Provlalon
-F COrNTRT MEATS Selling price: Country
hogs. 20 21c per lb. for top blockers; heary,
k14l6o: real, 2021r; heary Teal.
; SMOKED MEA.T8 Ham. 42J4o,per lb.;
'1.reakfast bacon, 3356c; picnic. 2 To per lb.;
,,' cottage roll. S5o per lb.
; LARD KetUe rendered. 29 He lb.; tierce
basir, compound. 20Vc. t
! Fhh and Sh4hlsh
FRESH FISH Salmon, fresh Chinook. 20c
-r per lb.; halibut, fresh, 24c lb.; sturgeon, ( ) ;
Mack cod, 10 lis lb..; kippered salmon, IP.50
per 10 lb. basket; kippered end, $2.85; razor
i cu,ms, . ); crabs, $2.7503.75 dozen; ling
icod. 8c per lb.
OYSTERS Eastern, per gallon. $5.00;
i Obmuia, $3.50.
Oracarla
f . 8CCAR Nominal price, reftnery baste:
iCnbe. $13. 5; fruit and berry, $12 00; D yel
1m, $11.40; granulated. $12.00; extra C,
i $10.80; golden C, $11.50.
HONET New, $7.00 8.00 case.
, r mt. japan aiyie, no. l lie; Iter-' Orlean
;nel. f ): Klu Rose, llHllc per lb.
SALT Coarse, half ground. 100s. $17.25
' r ton; 50s, $18.75; table dairy 60s, $27.25;
: caies, hduhiov; isncy uoie and dairy,
t $J4 50; Inmp reck, $26-5$ per ton.
M BEAN'S Sale by Jobber: Small white,
.So lb.; large white, 6c; pink, 7c per lb.: limas
; 10c: bayon, 9tc; red. 14c; Oregon bean.
. CANNED MILK Carnation. $8 00; Borden
8C.OO; Astor, $5.90; Eacle. $12.50; Libby,
. , lil.vu; .-ntmiu t crnon, e--w per case, i
tuciui Aouico, v tug an sack or
arums.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 18e per lb.
i NCTS Walnutn. 23 W 26c per--lb.; almonds.
27H38c: filbert. 32c in sack k)U; pa-
auu, mxoc; pecans, zoc; xsraxua, 85c.
ji -,. " Rope. Paint, Oil
. i ROPE Sisal, dark, 18 He; whit. 20c lb.;
atandard manila, 26 He
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbla., $1.34 gal; ktt-
iie ooueu, oois., ei.oo; raw, case. 11.49;
boiled, cases. $1.51 gallon. -
COAL OIL Pearl or watr white. In drums
r iron barrels. 17 Ho gallon; cases, 30c per
.gallon. - v
GASOLINE Iron barrels.' 29 030 He; cases.
WHTTB LEAD - Ton lota. 15c; BOO lb..
IS He per lb.
; TURPKNTINE Taata. $1.$1; case. $1.6;
10 casa kita. lc las. .
vHepa, Wool and Hldaa
- HOPS Nominal. 1920 crop, 44 949c lb. '
HIDES Best calfskin, 13c; kips. 8c; green
. aide. e per lb. .
! MOHAIR Long. 25: short. lSe lb.
TALLOW AND CKEASE N& J UUlow. 7c;
NO. 2. Sc.
Chicago, Nov. 4. (I. N. S.) Pressure
on wheat was persistent on all meager
rallies, especially on the December deliv
ery. Prices closed at sharp declines.
Deferred deliveries of corn continued
weak, while December corn "was higher
at the last in sympathy with the' strength
in the cash . market. There was little
buying support throughout the session,
except that which came from shorts.
Sentiment is bearish and lowex prices
look inevitable.
The close found December wheat 6c
off and the March 3c down. December
corn gained He to, c ; May lost -c to
l4c, and July dropped c to c. De
cember oats, were 4c to c lower and
May Vic off.
Provisions were not quoted at the
close, .
Chicago. Not. 4. (I. N. S.) With alt
commission bonnes ' baring selling orders and
small buying by seaboard houses on the break,
wlieat started He to 2c lower , for December
and lHc to 2fc off for March.
Corn opened He lower to He l.igher "for
December and He to lc lower for May, with
leading communion bouses the bent, sellers.
Home prominent locals were on the buying side
on the bresk.
Oats started with selling led ! by Northwest
interests. December was off He to e and
May 'was down He.
. l'roruiioru started firm, reflecting higher hog
prices.
Range of Chicago prices as furnished by the
.Cnited Press.
WHEAT
Open. High.
20 H -OH H
195 197
CORN
82 Vi t3
88 NH
OATS
54H' 54 H
59 " 0
BYE
189H l9'i
157 VS 158i
BARLEY -04
93 914 93
H5 ..... 95
Iec. .
March
Dec. .
May .
Decs ,
May .
Deo. .
May .,
Dec.
May
, Cash barley, 95c.
Not. . . , .
Jan . .. .
Iw.
200 H
193 9
i 81H
87 H !
33 H
58H ;
167 j
157
91 K
Close.
200
194
82H
88
53 H
69
167 H
157 H
TOUR
Not;
Jan.
1880
1630
XAKD
1900
; 1632
BIBS
1870
1625
Dec .....
Jan .... ....
Cash wheat: No. 2 hard, f.
.04.
2350
2500
J872
1626
J40O
1327
Lumber Market Is
More Encouraging
Seattle. Wash., Not. 4. (I. N. 8.) Lum
ber buying in California, Arizona and New
Mexico is an encouraging feature in the North
west market, which has been in a slump for
several weeks. Tbe heariest rolume of lumber
erer shipped to California is now going forwsrd,
according to lumbermen. Cargo orders in the
last week reported- 16,295.438 feet, of which
domestic orders wer 11, -80 1,507 feet, while ex
port cargo orders amounted to 4.493,931 feet,
for the mills reporting to the West Coast Lum
bermen's association.
tt Tork Butter and Eggs
New York. Nor. 4. (I. N. 8.) Butter
Market firm. -.Creamery, extras, 63 64c; do
firsts. 47 62c: do higher scoring. 63H666r:
ktate dairy, tubs, 37ff62c; renoiated. extras.
tWJc per lb.
Cbeese Market firm. State Whole milk
specials, 2328c: do fancy. 22(25c. Wiccwi-
sin Whole milk, fancy Yonng America, 20
i'tic state Skims, specials. 27 H 0 28 r;
do choice, 18 20c; do choice to good, 15
1. He per lb. :
Keg" Market .irregular. Nearby white, fancy.
03t96c; do brown, fancy. 80 85c; extras,
76 g 77c: firsts, 68 & 73c Per do. -
WHEAT CONTINUES
E
DOWNWARD COURS
THCKSDAT WHEAT MARKET
Soft White .....
Wblte Club
Hard Winter ...
.Northern Spring
Bed Walla .
Bid Um
.19$ ie
.1 le
ISi ie
.187 Se
.1SS ie
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Reported by Portland Merchant Exchange:
t ar
M'hrat. Barley. Floor. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Thurs. 47 ...i 4 10
Year ago 53 . . .: 34 ... 11
Season to date. 6445 74 -265 225 615
Year ago. . . .4152 113 1552 273 711
Taroma, Wed .. It 1 2: 2
Year ago. ... 44 .... .... ... 0
Season to date. 2612 33 352: ff" 370
Year airos .. .2812 54 . . . ' . 100 402
Seattle Wed. . . 1 : 2
Year ago. .. . 83 2' 6 3
Season to date. 2353 122 136i 140 785
Year ago 2456 .129 306 311 608
Those wheat" growers who felt that
by electing a Republicain president they
would be able to; force the price of their
products higher immediately have been
greatly disappointed.
For two day the price of wheat has been
dropping instead of showing the expected ad
vance. Those politicians that promised higher
wheat prices a a result of ! the election of cer
tain candidtaes cannot deliver the goods.
Supply and demand still control the market
price of wheat to a more armies extent. Just
now the supply appear to be somewhat in ex
cess of current requirements and this bas nat
urally been reflected in the price.
Liberal sales of wheat continues to be made
to Europe, but exporting interests bad pur
chased most of this stock some time ago, when
Talues were higher than at present.
There appear a sRgut lull in ; the foreign
demand for flour, but generally speaking con
ditions are about steady. .
Millstuffs and feedstuff ifn generally steady
and hay trade is holding practically unchanged.
FLOUR Selling pric, mill door. Patent.
$11.40; Montana spring wheat, $11.70; Willam
ette T&lley brands, $11.50; local straight, $9.50;
baker; local. $10.80 11.05; graham, $9.60;
whole wheat, $9.80. Price for city . deliTeriea
15c extra; suburban, 20c extra,
HAY Buying price, ominaL Willamette
timothy, fancy, $28. Q0 30.00 per ton; clorer,
$20.00; cheat, $23.00; straw, $11.00 011.50;
train, $25.00; alfalfa, $24.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal No. 1 Calcnt-a.
10 10 He: domestic. 11c, in car lots;-lias
amount higher.
MILLSTUFFS Mill run at mill, aackoL
$50.00.
OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $47. 0)
48.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $47.00;
milling, $4 7.00 4 7.50.
SEED Buying price. Nominal; no demand,
Red clorer. recleaned, ( -) per lb.; alsike,
( ') : Tetch, ( ). i
FEEDSTUFFS F. a B.' mills: Boiled bar
ley, $56.00; alfalfa meal. $36.00; cocoa nut
meal, $50.00; soy bean rami. $68.00; Unseed
meal, $81.00; cracked corn, $60.00: whole
corn, $57.00 ton; scratch fted, $74.00; whole
oats, $52; rolled oats, $54 per ton.
ROLLED OATS Selling price, $11.00 bbl
Merchants exchange bid.: :
WHEAT
Not. Dec.
. 'o Bid
Hard white
Soft white .
190
....... 190
' 185
187
185
FEED OATS
4600
. . 4,400
BARLEY
4i700
4:600
CORN i
No. 3 eastern (bulk ... 4200
No. 3 locals (bulk) 4.250
White club
Hard winter . . .
Northern spring
Red Walla
No. 2 white . .
No. 2 gray
Brewing
Feed
190
190
185
tK7
185
4600
4400
4700
4600
4100
4130
PACIFIC. COAST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Bank
Crrinza This Week.! Year Abo.
Monday ....$ 8,165,078.39 $ 8,503.453.38
Tuesday Holiday
Wednesday .. 8.594,157.08 5.788,109.92
Thursday . . 7.093,744.88 4,829,119.88
Tacoma Banks
Clearings Thursday ..,.$ 1,209.584.00
Balance Thursday . . . i . . 118.246.00
Spokane Banks
Clearings Thursday
Balances Thursday . . .
Seattlo Bank
Clearing Thursday -. $
Balances Thursday ..........
San Francisco Banks
Clearings Thursday t . . $33,900,000.00
La Anjieles Banks
Clearing Thursday ........ .$17,090,537.00
. .$ 2.180,816.00
346,627.00
7,726.952.00
1,268.008.00
QUIET TONE AND LOWER
! COTTON PRICE AT OPENING
New Tork, Not. 4. (I. N. S.) The cotton
market waa quiet at the opening rtoday. 12 to
20 points lower, following the setback at Liver
pool, where the settlement of the strike of the
coal miner had caused strength early. Tbe
weather was farorable and European and Wall
street sold moderately on tbe initial call. Later
pressure from room sources: weakened the list
about 17 pointa from first leTels. 1
Wall street selling in sympathy with an easier
stock market together with Southern offerings
sent the market down in the late afternoon.
Th clnee was barely steady at a net decline of
45 O70 point.
Spot cotton was quiet today. 45 points lower
at 21.65c. No sales.
Berry Growers Organize
Elma, Wash., Not. 4. At the conTention of
berry grower held in . Satsop this week,; the or-g.-nization
was started under the name of the
.rays naroor lonncy Berry (Growers adsociatuinW
r-ima was selected as Uie principal place of busi";
neas. A constitution and bylaws was adopted
and at the next nwting, in-two or three weeks,
r.fficer will be elected. The climate and soil in
tiie Chehali River valley is particularly appli
cable for berry growing and hundreds of acres
will be planted here in the rery near future.
The present acting president is W. S. Murdock
of Montesano and acting secretary is A. P.
Flcjfning ot Elma. -
- New Tork Wool and Hide '
New York, Not. 4. (I. N. S.) Wool
Market unsettled. Domestic fleece, XX Ohio,
8260e; domestic pulled. ' scoured basis. 80
80c; domestic Texas, scoured basis. 6ftc (S $ 1 to
Hides Dull. Native steers, 19 23c; brand
ed steers, ijgino.
Bried Fruit and Bean
New York. Nor. 4. (I. N. S.) Beans
Steady. Marrow, choice, $9.25; pea, choice.
$5.506 0. j - ;
Dried fruits Steady. Apricot, extra choice
-to fancy, 80 & 36c: apples, erapbrated. prime to
fancy. 813e; prunes, 30s to 6s, 17
23Hc; 60s to 100s. 1 1 15 HcTpeaches. ex
tra choice to fancy, 1821 He; teded raisins.
coon io incy, y m zoc.
Slver
- New Tork 4agar aad Coffee
New York, Not. 4. (U. P. Sngar
Fasy; raw, $8.03; refined, easy granulated.
$io.oei2.oo. . . :
Coffee No 7 Rio. S148!ic; No. 4 San
to. 11 H 13 .
New Tork Potato Market
Chicago. Not. 4. L N. S.) Potatoes h
,fclk. barrel or bag) : Market firm. Nearby
white, $2.75 4. 50; Southern. $ 1.50 tf 3.50.
New York-London
York. Not. 4. (I. N. Sf) Commercial
oar m-rer was today quoted as follows: Itonnrstic,
g" !? m.1?tc; foreign! He higher at
V J u . , I t
. r""""- yi. . B- j-k-Bar urtr was
-nu uiKuer Esuay at d4 5ad.
Month Open. High. Low. Close.
Jn 2050 2065 201S 2018
Mch. V 2030 2042 2002 2002
May 2010 2020 1972 1972
July 1972 1972 1933 1935
Aug 1950
Sept. 1940
Oct. , 1850
Dec. 2110 2113 2065 2065
S. P. SHARES ARE
STILL L
LADING
New Tork. Nov. 4. (I. N. & The
stock market closed heavy today. The
entire list became reactionary in the
final hour; and many issues closed at the
lowest levels of the day. Baldwin, after
selling up to 116;, reacted to 113!;
Bethlehem Steel B fell back over . 2
points to 86 ; Steel common closed at a
loss of nearly 1 point to 87.
The Railroad issues reacted from 1 to
3 points, Southern Pacific dropping 3
pointa te 115 ; Reading, after its early
high of 103. fell to 99 H ; Northern Pacific
declined over 1 point from the high to
94. j
The Oils generally were about 1 point
lower. The Motors continued "Weak.
Government' bonds unchanged. Rail
way and cjther bonds Bteady.
Total Bales of stocks today were 970,-
800 shares
New York, Nov.
market movements
opening
bonds, $15,786,000.
4. (I. N. S.) Stock
were mixed at the:
today with the professional
elements again offering many stocks at
concessions, but there was aggressive
buying in a number of issues that later
caused a strong tone in many important
groups. '"
Southern Pacific again t was most
prominentj that' stock opening with sales
of 8000 shires at 114 to 115 and after
a further igain-to 115 reacted to 114L
The feature of the market during the fore
noon ws the. brisk demand for all the railroad
issues, many of which rose from 1' to 3 points.
Trading was on a large scale. Southern Pacific
continued its upward movement, touching a
new high of 118 H, a gahi of over 3 points.
Reading rose to 102 Ti , Union Pacific to 129 H
and New York Central to 84. '
Steel common sold up to 88, reacted again
to 87 H , and Baldwin IxK-omoti re rose 2 point
to 115 H. and then yielded to 114 H. Mexican
Petroleum rose 3 points from the low to 193 H
and then dopped to 1 9 1 H . The motor ami
copper issues showed fractional gains.
Furnished by Overbeck
cf Trade building:
& Cooke Co.. Board
Stock.
High, j Low. Bid. ;
500Agr. Chem. . . .
600jAjax Rubber ..
7 00 1 Alaska Cold . .
20oAllis-Chalmers .
nOlAm. Beet Sugar
900 1 Am. Can Co.
3600
100
100
200
400
"2666
1300
600
3800
700
9800
100
45700
16500
34)0
200
4 800
' '466
iiioo
00
800
1200
700
pfd.
Am. Car Si Fdy.
Am. Car & F.
Am. Cot. Oil . .
Am. Express ....
Am. Hide b. Iea. .
3 100 1 Am. Intl. Corp. . .
400Am. Linseed ....
6200 -Am. Loco.
. . . . Am. Ship & Com. .
.... Am. Smelter ....
Am. teel t dy. . . .
Am. :Sugar
Am. : Sumatra . . .
Am. Tel. & Tel. . .
Am. Tobacco ....
Am. Wool
Am. Zinc
Anaconda
Associated Oil . .
Atchison , . .
Atlantic Coast Line
Atl. Gtllf & W. I.
Baldwin Loco
Baltoj. & Ohio . . .
Bethj Motors . . .
Booth llsh
B. K. T
Butte C. & Z. . . .
Butte & Sup. . . .
Caddo Oil
Canadian Pac. . . .
Centi Leather . . .
Chicago & N. W. .
Chicago (It. W. . .
Chili Copper ....
Chino
C, M. tt St- P. . .
76H
39
32
135
110
72 H
97
16 74
59
38
'84 j
100 H
128
70 H
51 H
117
89
75H
38 54
32H
133 H
110
70
95 H
144
58
37
'83H
100. HJ10O
75H
38
1 H
32
72
32 H
133
U0 i
25
134 i
10 ;
7l4
66 H
95
15 i,
58:4.
37 H
103
127 H
69
'56'H
116
88
128
69'
OH.
50 H
116
89
97 H
139
O.
Southern. . ,
Gas. A. Elec
Craph
tias
Products
5400 C. k
400Colo.
600Colo.
800CoL
ICbn.
2;00Corn
2000 t osden OU .
, C. H. I. &
7!)00lCrucible . . .
400IDome Mines
1700ID. & R. G.
3300 Erie
JFed. M. S.
600 Oastqn Wms. ,
C.igars
Elec. .
Motor
DAIRY PRODUCE ,OE THE COAST
Seattlo Market
Seattle, Not.1 4. !'. P.) Butter- Local
creamery cubes, 6 2c bricks, 53cj
Eggs Fresh ranch;- 80c; puUetsj 62c.
Cheese Triplets. 82 & 33c. j
Milk. $2.25. ' '
- Los Ans4 Warkat
Ixjs Angeles. Not. 4 Al. N. S.) Butter
87c ". ..
Eggs Extras. 75c; case count,, 78c; pullets,
70c: peewees, 53c. ?
I'oultrj Hens, 3237e; brokers, 38 42c;
fryers, 34c.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle Market
Seattle. Wash., Not. 4. i-tU. P.) Potatoes,
per ton- Yakima Gems. $48:, local, $35 36.
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, Not. 4. -( U. P.) PoUtoe
RiTerl; white. $ 1.7 5 S 2.00; Salinas, $3.00;
sweets, 3c.
Onions YeUow , and white, 90c $1.00; Aus
tralian brown, $1.00 1. 2 5- i
1 Lo Anoola Market
Los Angeles, Not. 4. L N, S.) Potatoes
Stockton Burbank. mostly $2.25 2.50;
poor, $2.00; Idaho russets mostly $2.25 2.50.
New Tork Cah Wkeai
New York. Not. 4. Cash wheat for export,
$2.20 H c i. f, trade.' . i . : j
New Tork Bond Maftket
, irurrusnea oj ' Overbeck lc, Codk. Company.
wwiw Anus DUlluing)
Atchison gea'l 4$
BaL A Ohia 4 .......1',
Beth. Steel iref. 5 ...... .
Central Pacific 1st 4. . . . .
C., B. A Q. coL 4
8t Paul ccnl, 4 Hs
Chicago N. W. gcnl. 4 . . .
I -fc N. unt 4s ........
New York- 113. 5s . . . . , . ' : "
Northern Pacific p. L. i','
Reading genL 4s, . . . . .a , . .
Union Pacifie 1st 4i . .
U. S. Steel Ss
Union Pacific 1st ref. 5s .
Southern Pacific con v. 6si .
Southern Pacific conT. 4s. -Peona.
eonT.! 4 H. ....... - ,
Penna. 1st -4H ... .... ,
Che. Jb Ohio eonT. 5s. . . .-. ,
Oregon Short Line.
Bid. Ask,
-7H ' 77
73H 74
79 79
74 74
98 98 H
77 77,.
77 - '
81 S 82
57 i ,. 2S "
75 78 H
85 8H
80 , 80
93 H ; 94 i
7 77 H
10H 110
77 78
89 90
83 H 84
884
80 S2'
San Fntndseo Ponltrr - Market
San Francisco,? Sot. 4. tU. P.) Broilers,
60 w 63c; large hens, 36 37c; best ducks, 27
30c.
ChieagoDalry - Prednre
Chicago, Not. 4. (L N. S.1 Butter Re
ceipts 4083 tubs; creamery - extra, 61c; firsts,
47(54c ' j - -
Egg Receipts 1662 cases; miscellaneous. 53
60c; ordinary first, 555"c: firsts, 61 0
extras, 7374c; cbec&s, 32 40c; dirties.
40(r4.-.c. . 1- -
Cheese Twin, new, 22 He; daisies, 23 9
24 He: Young Americas, 24 ( 24 He; long horns,
24 24 He: brick, 22c I
Ijt Poultry Turkeys, 35e; cfiickenv 23
28 He; springs, 26c; roosters, 22c; geese, 27 He
Gen.
Gen.
10300 t;eti.
IGranby
lOOOiGt. Nor. Ore.
1000 GU Nor. pfd
300 Greene Cananea . .
- 000 Gulf 8. Steel
1400 Hask Barker
900 Houston Oil
700 Ills. Cent.
2K00 Inspiration
11 700 1 Int. Agr. Cor., c.
jlnterboro
300lnt. Callahan . .
1000Int. Harr
ISOOjlnt. Merc Marine
100lnt. Nickel .
6600lnt. IPaper
. 1600Invincible Oil....
llsUnd Oil
600 K. a Southern . .
2400,Kennecott
1400 Lack. Steel
4200Lehigh Valley . . .
1900 U A N
22200 Mex.l Pet
...... i Miami ,
13100Mid.! SUtes Oil.
3900!Midvale Steel . . .
300M., K. Ac T.
2500Mo. Pacific
1800 Mont Ward
2900M. & St I
500;Xat Analine . . .
I Sat. Biscuit . . .
300Nat Enamel . . .
Nat. Lead
, 200 Nev. Conv ....
4600N'ew Haven . .
INorfolk & W.'. .
Northern Pacific ..1
2 1200 N. jr. Central....
2h0iOkla, Prod. rr . .
400Ontario W....
2ff0iPaci(ic Per. ......
OOOiPac. Gas & Elec..
4000iPan Am. Pet. . .
lOoipan Am. Pet. "B".
4000iPenna
2900Peo. i ;a .......
1400Pere Marquette...
2500PureJ Oil
600tPierc Oil
5200IPitt.il & West Va. .
000: Pressed Steel Car.
200 Pullman
..... IRayJ Jpns.
72800 Reading
. . . IReplpgle ' Steel . . .
900; Republican I. S.
5000 i Royal Dutch Chi. . .
I Ry. Steel Springs.
lShatltuck, Ariz. .
lOOOiSinclair.
JOOOOO'iSouthern Pacific..
4500Southra Ry......
1000 St I- ft S. F
1000 Studehaker
Swift ft Co
900 Tenn. Cop. ft Chem.
2000 Texas Oil .......
SOOOTeias Pacific
800 T. P. C. AO
. 900 Tob.i Products
ROOjTran. Contl Oil...
2000Union Oil Del. . . .
190000Union Pac
1900 P. 8. Ind. Alcohol.
89000itT. 8. Steel :
800Utah Copper
(Virginia Chem. ....
9000, Vanadium SteeL . . .
ViTandou ,
1000 Wabash
IWells-Fargo
j Western Pacific. . . .
. . . .-. I Western Union. . . . .
90iyestingh. E. ft M.
2500!Willys-OTerlsnd . . .
142 139
116H113H:il3 ;
48 I 46HI 46
4
6 I 5T 54
14 J 15 14
. . . , 12
16 f 15 H 15
....1 18 V
127 125 H 125 :
40 39 39
83 82 H 83
12 H 11 H) 11
13 13 13
26 25 H 25 H
43 Vi 42 H 42
68 67 67 H
35 33 H 33
59 V. 59 H 59 H
19 18 18
01 88 f 88 H
83H 81 81
38 37 37
38 38 86
121 118 M
12 11 11
2' 2 j 2 .i'
18 a 18 H 18 H
I 10 1
-.'..I 4
I 61 H
.130H139137
.1 16HI 18 lVy
.1 26 ;
. I 33 T4! 33 33 H
.1 90 H 88
45
67 H
106
95
43
18 4
8
is' '
62"
33 V4
6
25 H
23 H
64
41
66
105
94
42
II Vi
5H
7
'l6
" 60 " '
32
5',
24
,o a:
63
56 t 54 H
108
89
27 i
42
66
103 "
94
42
17
5
7
104
17 i
17
59
32 i
193 H
19
14
38
27
21
I
I
i
56 H
24 H
22
63 H
54
10S 107
189190
19
14 4
37 T 37 H
4H
27
21
56?,
1
t j . . . . .
33 j '32
1102 !101
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. Not; 4. US. S.) Potato
Receipts 81 can. Minnesota, $2.252.60.
-New Tork Metal Market
New York. Not. ,4. N. S.) Copper:
Quiet: spot and November offered 15 ; December,
January and February offered 15. .
Lead Quiet; spot and November offered 67$ ;
December and January offered 670. -
Spelter -Quiet f pot and November offered
685; December and January offered 4390.
8aa Francisco Grain Market
San Francisco. Kot. 4. tV. P.) Barley i
New feed per cental, $2.05 e 2.15; shipping,
$2.15(8 2.27. i T
95 I 91 U
84 82
4 4
24 23
53 53 H
89 88
81 H 81
43 43
43 42
26 H 25
40 39
15 14
98' " 97"
111 111
14H 14
103 99
78 76
77 74
76 74
95 93 H !
32 '31
118 114
'31 30
31 30 I
58 56
105 H 105 '
9 9
51 51
26 24
33 32
66 65 H
1 3 13.
29 28
129 127
82 81
I 88 86
. 61 60
I 55 55
I 62 58
"ii ii
89. -88
47 48 H
10 H 10
19
14
FEEDER PIGS ARE
'I
SHOWING ADVANCE
THURSDAY HOG MARKET
, Tone
Portland ..Steady!
Chicago ...Steady;
Kansas Cityv..... Ball
Center ...2i40e higher
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
' Hog, tattle. Carves.
Thursday . .
Week ago
Two weeks ago . . .
Four weeks ago. . .
Year ago . .
Two years ago . . ,
Three yearn. ago. . .
Feur yean ago. . .
US
227
'. 335
"'32
'. 473
73.
1070
.1131
273
213 '
53
13.1
32'
241
216
116
5
3
15
32
14
7
Ten
$14-2i
14
11.4
14.0$
Sheep.
504
46
181
"28
588
415
18
UTILITIES HIT BY
11
.$14 0014.25
. 13.5014.00
. 10.00 12.25
. 12.00 13.00
. 11.00 13.00
Thirteen cars formed total arrival at
North Portland Thursday, - but of this
amount only a small portion entered the
regular market. All prices were consid
ered unchanged for the day. ;
Hog market price continue at $14.23 fof
tops at North Portland, a Quotation that ap
pears somewhat too low. In Tiew of the stiff ad
vances made in the Eastern trade. While; Eastern
market values were advancing. North Portland
was dropping. At one time there wasi a differ
ence of nearly 3c a pound between Portland and
Chicago on hogs, in faror of this market, but this
has been entirely wiped out.
The only change' noted in the hog market here
for the -day was in feeder pig, an adrance of
56c to $1 being shown for the day. This alone
indicates that killing stuff is .too low. '
General hog market range:
Prime mixed
Smooth heavy
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs.
Cattle About Steady
No change whatever was indicated either In
price or condition of the' cattle market at North
Portland Thursday. Only a small run wa shown
and quotations wer continued.
General cattle range:
Choice steers $
Good to choice steers .......
Medium to good steers ........
Fair to good steers
Common to fair steers ......
Good to choice cows and heifer
Choice cows and heifers '.
Medium to good cows and heifer
Fair to medium cows and heifer
Canner
Bulla . . ;
Choice dairy calves .
Heavy calves
Best light calves . .
Medium light calve
Best feeders ......
Fair to good feeders
Mutton Coma Olreot
Out of the fair upp!y that entered the sheep
allev for the day. all but on single deck went
direct to killers, and. therefore, did not go upon
the market. General trade
steady.
General sheep and lamb range
East of mountain lambs
Willamette ralley lambs
Feeder lamb
Cull lambs
Yearlings
Wethers
Ewes ..... i
Wednesday Afternoon
STEERS
Price. I No.
$ 7.50
9.50
8.75
7.75
6.75
, 6.23
6.50
7.00
5.50
4. SO
30
6.00
8.73 9
7.75
8.75
6.25
5.50 0
6.50
6 60
4.60
-3.50$
2.50 0
5.00
13 00 (15.00
7.09 0 9.00
11.00 013.00
9.00 011.00
7.00 0 7.50
6.00 0 7.00
conditions were
...$9.00 9.50
. .. 8.00 0 8.50
. .. 8.00 0 8.50
, .. BOO 6 00
... 6.00 0 7.50
. .. 6.00 06.50
. .. 2.50 W 6.75
81
No.
10.
8.
-.4 .
1 .
At. Lbs.
. . .1233
. . .1070
. .. 847
. . .1000
I. .
1.,
, . soo
.1070
. 880
91
1 . . . .
13... .
74
11 .
7..
18
1...
3
Ml...
27
21
18H
'58
105
56
n
11 ,
32
100
94
82
3
23
21 -53
88
81
43
42
25
40
ir.
35 1
98
110
14
99
j77-i
174
i74
193
I 7
31
114
30
30
57
105 '
j 9
51
25 !
32
65 :
I 13
28,
127
82
i 87
1 60
54
i 59 !
13.
i 11
T3 '
38
i 88
i 46
' 10
So.
6.
1 .
4 .
3.
29.
1 .
1 .
1 .
At, lbs.
768
6.25 3.
.75 23.
6.25 I
COWS
3.00
6 35
4.00
MIXED
790 $ 4.00
HOGS
$14.25
10.00
14.00
. 14.00
12.00
13.50
' 18.00
14.25
10.00
14.00
LAMBS
83 $ 8.75 I 7.
EWES
t 2.50 J 1. . ...
MIXED
$ 7.75 1 7
Thursday Morning Salt.
' STEERS
Price. I No.
6.00 1
cows
At. Lbs.
. . 890
. . 915
. .102,4
Price.
$ 6.60
6.25
6.00
00 j
610
225
231
327
167
174
182
450
153
90
65
1 .
1.
26.
3.
3.
3.
57.
. . 780
. . 960
. .1050
3.50
5.00
6 60
480
290
240
216
392
200
320
140
240
$12.00
13.0O
14 00
14.10
14.00
14.00
11.00
12.50
18.50
. .1140
. 10.0
. . 968
. . 913
. . 760.
.1190
. .1310
. .1385
. . 270
. . 180
. . 768
0 $ 8.75
120 $ 5.00
102 $ 4 50
Ave. lbs. Price.
II
$ 4,00
5.25
fi 00
6.50
6.00
BULLS
3.50
3.50
$ 5.7.1 I
' HOGS
$13.25 1 14...
14.25 1
MIXED CATTLE
$ 5.25 I
HOGS
21...
1000
920
735
932
1110
1210
5i50
0.1)
6.011
7.00
5.50
6.50
202 $14.25
Public utility- security issues for
the month of September amounted
to $26,524,000. Of these issues only
two were for preferred . stock: issued
to yield 8 per cent, the remainder of
the issues being short term notes and
bonds, with the exception of three
Issues of 15,. 25 and 30 year bonds,
which were sold to yield 8 per cent.
7.4 per cent and 7.75 per cent, re
spectively. ' ! "
No one of the securities was sold to
yield an amount even as low as some of
the issues for August from which it Is
evident that the cost of money to public
utilities still does' not show a tendency
to become less.
The number of issues for September
increased over those for- Auitust and
there continues to be' a tendency for
some long term financing: even at pres
ent high rates, j This is a further Indica
tion of the disposition to believe that the
present cost of money is not likely to be
appreciably les,s for some .time to come.
5 One of the factors that tends to keep
the cost of money high is the competi
tion of foreign government securities in
our money market.
Furnished- bT Orrterk-Contt- Company. V
i New York etate bond issue of not
mpre than. $45,000,000 to pay bonuses to
ex-service men carried by large. major
ity. Incomplete returns indicate 'result
of soldiers' bonus in New Jersey still in
doubt. ' .
Troposed $28,000,000 bond issue to pay
New jersey's share in constructing ve
hicle tunnel under Hudson river'iasrried.
apparently.
Western Pacific stockholders meet No
vember 8 to vote on increase f $25,000,
000 in capital stock, made necessary by
proposed plans to take over P. & R. Q.
Dun's report 923 failures in October.
October 16 to 23 were 91SS.28S.54. dls
burscrriVnts $486,739.44. i
Tubing and molding of several forms
are made from flat strips of metal at
high speed with a machine invented Jn
Ohio. - I
i For eight months ended with August
total net deficit in railroad operating inr
come totaled $154,810,774.
(FumWhed by Herrin At Rhodes)
New; York Tribune. Leading interests
iv the American copper trade 'refused
yesterday to confirm or , deny a report
that approximately 100,000,000 pounds of
copper had been sold to German consum
ers.. Payment for the copper had been
negotiated, it was stated, through a
credit arrangement running'for 120: days.
The price paid by the Germans was not
stated in jthe report, .although- it was
Baid to be in excess of 16 cents a pound.
The prevailing quotation in this market
is aroynd 15 cents. .
High-Grade
Maids
to yield about
1.35 J .51
Casper, Wyo., 6's
Income Tax Exempt
SHORT TERM 7VOTES
Quotations furnished by Clark, Kendall
Co.. Inc.:.
Security- Maturity Bid Asked
Am. Cot Oil 6s ... 9-2-24 91 92
Am T. A T. 6s 10-1-22 93 95
Am. T. & T. 6s 2-1-24 92 93
Am. Thread 6s. 12-1-28 94 96
Am. Tobacco 7. . . . .111-20 99 100
Am. Tob. 7s 11-1-21 99 100
Aid. Tob. 7s 11-1-23 99 100
Am. Tob. 7. ..... .11-1-23 '90 100
Anglo Am. Oil 7 s. . 4-1-25 100. 100
Armour Con t. 7s... 7-15-30 97 97
Belgian Gov. 7s. .. 6-1-45 99 1O0
Belgian Got. 8s.... 1-1-21' 99 'i 99
Belgian Got. 6s 1-1-23 91 92
Peht Steel 7s 7-15-22 97 98
Bethl. Steel 7s.... 7-15-23 96 67
British Got. 5 s 11-1-21 94 95
Britifh Got. 5 i . .11-1-22 95 95 Vi
Canadian Got. 5a.. 8-1-21 98 99
Canadian Got. 5a.. 8-1-29 92 92
Cudahy Packmg 7s.. 7-15-23 98 99
Inter. R. T. 7s..... 9-1-21 74 74
Japanese Got. 4 s. . 7-10-25 74 - 74
Kennecott Cop. 7s... 2-1-30 93 93
Ligg. Myer Tob. 6s. 12-1-21 98 08
Moline Plow 7s 9-1-21 96
Moline Plow 7s...... 9-1-22 95 '
Moline Plow 7s 9-1-23 94 ....
Moline Plow 7s 9-1-24 93 ....
Xor. Pac. Equip. 7s. 5-13-22 99
Pac. Gas 7 5-1-25 97 ....
Swift A Co. Of 8-15-21 97 9S
U. S. Rubber 7s 12-1-23 98 98
Mlnneapolls-Dolath Flax
Duluth. Not. 4. (I. X. S.) Flax. Novem
ber. 2.65; December, 2.85; May, 2.81 bid;
track, 2.66: arrive, same:
Minneapolis, Not; 4. (L N. S.) Flax, 2.JB6
0 2.67: arrive, same.
New York Herald says: Midvale Steel
earned $2.22 in September quarter.
Southern Pacific executive committee
may take up oil segregation today.
Western : Pacific to take" over and re
habilitate Denver & Rio Grande, to spend
$12,000,000. ,
FOREIGX EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by "the foreign exchange
de
partment of the United States Nations I bank.
Opening nominal rates on bank transactions: .
Drsft. Cble - Par
London Check.' Transfer. Value. ,
IJ. sterling. .$3.42 $ 8.43 $ 4.SK6
Paris Franc.. 0.17 6.19 ." 19.30
Hamburg-Bremen
Marks . 126 128 28.81
Genoa Lirt. .. 3.58 3.69 1 19.30
Athens
Drachma 9.30, . 9.40 - 19.30
Bopenhagen
Kroner 13.45 13 35 . 26.70
Christiania
Kroner .... 13.40 13. 5p 28.70
Stocknolm--
Kroner 19.15 i 19.25 26.70
Hongkong '
Currency ... 70.50 71.00
Japan Yen .. '50.75 31.00- 48.84
Shanghai
..TaeU 94 .94 I ......
Washlnton Flnancvs Told
Olympia, Oct. 30. The general fund
of the state had an overdraft of $498,
024.37 for the week ending October 23,
and the public highway fund $712,338.46.
The balance m tne Biate treasury was
$4.976.303.26.. Receipts for the week.
Maturity Prlc Vlld
SepL 1, 1922. tV 'J7.50... .7.517
P.I23 " " ....... 7.W
1924 " , " 6.75'
1925 " " ........6.62
" 11126 " " .;...v..6.fi3"
1927 ......J. 6.46
1928 " " 6.41.
1929 ' ...6.88
1930 - " 6.35
Casper, Wyo., 6
Cash or partial payment plan.
Ask for details'. Call or phone.
Wire orders collect.
V9 ci'iiijam
. a...
Srxoiro aooaCWt? main 649
NORTHWESTERN BANK BL06.
9
mm
Exempt From All Dominion Government Tax
We offer subject to prior sale , and change In price
j The Unsold Portion General Obllgatloa
7o Gold Kotes, City of
EDMONTON
Province of Alberta
Dated Sept. 1. 1920. Due Sept 1, 1922.
Price Subject to Increase Without
Price 95.04.
Notice.
58.... 196 $14.25 I
12. . . . 172 14.25
6 193 14.25 (
I.AM
151
310
$14 00
13.50
16.
4. ,
48. .
IBS
$ 8.00
BICK SHEEP
$ 6.00 I 8. . .
MIXED SHEEP
.5138 $ 4.25
95
112
123 $ 6 00
AMERICAN LITESTOCK PRICES
- Total sales
$15,786,000.
stocks, 970,800 shares; bonds,
Money and Exchange -
Ne.w Tork, Not. 4. fL N. S.) Call money
on tbe floor of th New York Stock Exchange
today ruled at 9 per cent, high 10 per cent, low
9 per cent. Tuna money was fiam. j Rates
were 8 per cent. I- -
The market for prime ' mercantile paper was
ateady. - : j -
Sterling 'exchange -was weak -with business in'
bankers bills at $3.41 for demand.
. Foreign Exchange Market
New Tork. Not. 4. U. P.) Foreign -change
opened weak. Sterling, $3.42 Vi . off
r; franca, .0618. off .000; fife, .0360, off
.0003; marks. .A123. off .0002; Canadian dol
lars. .9060. unchanged. .
Foreign exchange closed lower. Sterling,
$3.41. off 2: franc. .0610. off .0001: lire.
.035S. off .0005: marks. .0124, off .0004;
Canadian dollars. .9060. unchanged.
Chicago Hogs 914.28
Chicago. Not. 4. Hogs Receipts, 24,000;
steady. Bulk. $13.40 014.20; top. $14.25:
hearyweisht. $13.75 014.25; medium weight,
$13.850 14.25; lightweightb. $13.50 014.25;
light lights. $13.40013.85: heavy Packing
sows, smooth, $13.00 013.25; packing sows,
rough, $12.50 013.00. ' . ,
Cattle Receipt, I-1.000; steady to unevarily
lower. Beef Steers Choice and prime. $16750
017.85; medium and good.- $11.50016.50;
lightweight, $14.00 017.60.; good and choice,
$14.00 017.60. Butcher Cattle Heifers,
$6.00013.00; cows, $5.25011.25; bulls,
$5.75 010.75. Canners and Cutter Cow
and heifers, $3.75 sf 5.25 ; canner eteera. $4.50
0 6.25; veal calves (light 'and handr weight),
$12.50 014.73; feeder steers, $7.75 012.00:
stacker steers. $5.00.0 9.50; stocker cows and
heifers. $5.00 0 7.75. Western Range Cattle
Beef steers. $9.25 014.00; cows and heifers,
$6.5O09.7h.
Sheep Receipts. 20,000; 25e to 50c lower.
Lambs 84 lbs. down), $11.00 013.25; lambs
tcuiis ana common), ,uo w 10.75 ; ewes,
(culls and common)-, $4.50 0 6. 00 ;! breeding
ewes. $0.7308.23; feeder lambs. $12,000
13.25. .
Kansas City Hog $13.40
Kansas City, Sot. 4. (I. N. S4 Cattle..
7500; limited. Steers. $10.00 012.00; cows
and heifers, $7.00 13.00 : storkent and feed
ers. $8.00 014.00; calves, $8.00014.50.
Hogs Receipts, 6000: dull. Bulk. $12,75 0
13.20; top. $13.40: heavies, $12.75 0 13.40;
lights. $12.75013,30; mediums. $12,750
13.35, .
- Sheep-i Receipts, 5500; moderate. Lambs,
$12.00013.00; ewes.' $6.0007.26.
Denver Hogs 814.00-
TJenrer, Not. 4. 1 P. (Cattle Reoeipto
200; steady. Steers, $8.00010.50; cows and
heifers, $6.50 0 8.00: stackers and feeder.
$7.5009.60; calvws, $10.00 013.00.
Hog Receipts. 1000; 25 0 40c higher.
Top. $14.00; bulk, $13.50013.90. .
Sheep Receipts, 7000: steady. : Lambs,
$11.00012.00; ewes. $5.00 0 6.35; feeder
lambs,, $11.35012.25.
No Seattlo Hog Market
. Seattle. Nor. 4. (I. N. S.) Hogs None.
Cattle Receipts 82, steady; prime steers.
$9.50010.00; common to good. $6.0007.50;
medium to choice, $8.00 0 9.00 ; beat cow and
heifer. $6.50 0 7.00; medinm to choice, $5.09
0 6.00; common to good. $3.50 0 5.00; calves."
$6 50013 00; bulls, $4.0006.00.
Sheep None.
The exceptionally high yield of on these notes' was
made possible only by the condition of the Canadian
Exchange when purchase was made.
Ia this lssoe, is offered a eomblnatioa of altraetlTe
return and investment safety.
FINANCIAL, STATEMENT-
Gross assessed valuation ,....$86,605,715.00
.Value municipal property (pot including .public utilities) 11,035,376.00
Net, debenture debt ...;.$ 9.488.997.00
Revenue from public utilities (above cost of operation)... 767,773.00
Net local improvement debt (rate payers' share) . 3.046,763.00
In addition to being General Obligation Notes, these
are' secured by long-time debentures
totaling $294,420
Denominations $100, $500 and $1000
Principal and semi-annual interest payable (March 1st and Septem
ber 1st) in Gold Coin of the United States in New York City or at the
offices of Morris Brothers, Inc.
Telephone or Telegraph Orders
at Our Expense
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
Established
Over a
Qnarter
Century
"The Premier Municipal Bond Hoose!'
P0RTLAN1 OR. MORRIS BLDO,
$$11 8TARK. BDWY. Slwl
Other Offices at Seattle, Tacoma,
Wash., and San Francisco, Cal.
Capital
One
MHJion
Dollars
Liverpool Cotton Easier
Liverpool, Sot. 4. (L V. S.) Spot cot
ton opened - quiet, today. Prices were easier.
Sales 5000 bales. Amn. mid.. 21.22: good
mid. 13 47; full mid.. 17.47; low mid,
8 47S: mi4- l-22; good ord., 9.47; ord..
Future opened steady.
9510 9460
Liberty Bond Market
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.) .
. ., High.' Iw. Close.
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1st 4s . . . .
2d 4s
1st 4 s......;
2d 4s.......
3d 4s
4th 4s..i....
4s
3s ...........
Liberty,
I,iberty.
Liberty,
Liberty.
Liberty.
Liberty,
Liberty,
Victory;
Victory,
8870,
9050
8858
9058
8890
9630
9628
SftilO
9020
8842
9032
8NS4
9620
9616
9510
9014
8 ft 50
9O50
8852
0052
KB90
9622
9620
Canadian and
Domestic Bonds
of High Character
Yield From 7 to 7.70
Amount Bonds Due Price Yield
$56,500 City of Vancouver, B. C. .1933 75.85 7Vz
$97,000 Prov. of Ontario. .... ... 1923 96.68 712
$92,500 Prov. British Columbia . 1923 96.55 7.30
$31,500 Sears, Roebuck & Co.. .. 1922-98.72 7.70
$40,000 Sears, Roebuck & Co. . . . 1922 98.41 7.60
$20,000 Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. . 1929 96.25 7.60
The present time is an opportune one in
' which to purchase high yielding securi
ties. Indications are that there will
shortly be an advance in prices.
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patrons in a friendly
way and thug serves
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Democrats placed themselves on
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priations for roa.l work. These
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lustrations of the value of good
roads made apparent by be ins;
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