THE ..OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
I FRIDAY, ; NOVEMBER 5. 192o.
CALIFORNIA POTATO BUYERS, INVADE LOCAL TERRITORY
Edited by
Hyman H. Oobea
RAIL STOCKS SHOW: STRENGTH
Will F.HessUd
20
D
FRESH EGGS SHOW
EXTREME SCARCITY
' TALK BTJTTEB BISE
Some effort are belli made to ad
tum the price of batter aext week. It
U aellkeiy tkat aay advance will be
made her tA s rtie la snow on 'Facet
SoasoV .-. ": ;
While the trade here Is UXKing about
egg prices having- reached the top, as
high as 70c is being paid for offerings
Iron the: country at this time, wis Being
an advance of 2c over previoua pur
chases. An vimmil showln of searerty to indicated
to the fresh ccs trade. Anything In that line
is quickly snapped up by buyers snd P"f. -PMC
to be no special object Sales of frean.
tn are shown . grenerally around 7 80 for food
candling, while extra end (elected stock are
commanding Oe easdy at this time..
Hula of we "egg Mies ctmuiiuB u
food. The eitrerus tensity of fresh etoek h
again stimulated trad in ice honw rood; but
holders are not inclined to hov price any
higher because moat of them are auite willing
to take the present extreme profit without tax
ing any additional chance with the market. -
Those desiring specisl informarlon regarding
any market, ehould write the Market Editor, Ore
goo Journal, enclosing atamp for reply.
BT7TTEB TBABE HOIBWO WEI.1.
Market for bntUr appear to show a eteady
tone generally., tbe only price (hading being by
t ho who very aeidom obtain the extreme quo
tation. Bom of the leading creameries report
' a ehortage.
:
TURRET SALES ARK Jn AUK uuira
Sales of dressed turkey were made in the
w.. t..H at AO tit 52e a Bound generally
" for good quality during the 24 hour. Northern
. buyer appear to be seeking to depress the price
mt further.
'
CHICKEX DKMA7TD IS VERT GOOD
All through the chirken trade a eery good
demand ia ahown on Front street. Sale of
light hena are generally at 22c a pound, al
though om business ia shown lo above Una.
-Hecelpt an moderate.
rOCAl. CKAlfBERRIES SELL BEST
negate tbe attempt to force eastern cram-ben-iee
upon tbe trade bar., local growth im Bell
ing baxt. Eastern stock la commanding 81S.OU
a IS. SO per barrel generally, while local are
ailing at $5.00 ej 6.60 per third banal box.
MEAT PRICES HOtDIKG STRONG
In general the price of country killed veal and
hog ia holding stlong along the street, with sales
in both Unea at 202ie a ponna iar top
I quality. Little of the buaineaa at the higher
figures.
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TBABK
Apple trade ic excellent in the local market.
Two brand of soap are down 20c to 25c a
-box. .
Canned milk market ia extremely weak.
Sugar market weak at the lowered Price.
Practically no activity if shown in local
beans. '
WEATHER It OTICE FOB SHIPPERS
Tbe weather bureau advises: Protect shin
ment during the next 86 hours against the fol--Inwing
minimum temperature: Going north,
US degree; northeast, -over 8., P. A 8. B, R.,
: 28 degree; cant to Baker, 24 degrees, and south
to Ashland, 82 degrees. Minimum temperature
at Portland Friday night about 18 degree
w
WHOLESALE PBICE8 IK PORTLAND
These are prices retailers pay wholesaler, ax-
ept a otberwiM noted : ,
Dairy Product
BU'l'l'KH Selling price, box lota: ' Cream
ery. extra, parccment wrapped, 68c per lb.
Jobbing prices: Cube, extra. 4 80 lb.; dairy,
buying price, 85a per lb.
BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basis, Ble
1 atgrade; 48a B grade; coon try stations. 44 0
47e per lb.
Ot EOMAHQ ARIRS n brand, Ble; ottH-
nary, S3 He; oaaera, aav; ommmnw,
iartons, 22c.1, . . . .
' CHEESE Setitng price, Tillamook, fresh
Ottgon fancy triplets. Bio per lb.; Young Amer
ica. 82e lb. Price to jobbers, I. a b. Tilla
mook, triplets, 28c; Toung Americas, 29c. Bell
ing price: Block Swiss, 494Bc; limburrsr.. 40
42e per lb.
EGGS Buying price: Current receipts, 68
. ft 7Uo per do.; candled, aelling price, 769 78c;
select, 80e per dozen. .
UTB POULTRY. Belling price: Heary
hens,. 80c per lb.; light hens, 22c per lb.;
anrins. Unfit. 2ft30c: neary. 24 0 25c: old.
rooaters. 12 14c per lb. : turkeys, tore,. 40c;
dressed, 5052o; ducks, 8 Be.
Preih Veoataznes and Prwit
rWRSPf" rSTJTT Oranges. $9.50 010.50
box: bananaa. 1214 018 He lb ; lemera. $8.00
06.50 "e crate; grapefruit. Florida, $8,500
r r O ,11. .K ' 14 Afl d
2.50 per box; pears. $a.7B; Tokay grapes, loo
per lb. -
- PPT.ir..q Km. 11158 00
DRIED ERUITS Datee, Dromedaries, $7.25;
Ward, $4.50 per box figs. $3.60 ! 4.00.
ONIONS Selling prioa to retailers: Local,
S1 75- sMnriatinn scllma price, car. $1.25:
lifornla onions. $1.25 01.76; garhe, 20e per
lb.; green onions, 45c per dosea bunchea; onion
eta, I2e per id.
POTATOES Semng prioa: Oregon fancy,
at TseSM: sweets. 4e)4fto Mr lb.
BERRIES Hack leberriea, 18 0COO lb.; eraa
vrriM Iml tKIMIaVS.SO box: eaatem. $18.00
; 019.50 per bM. '
vnnRTARTJCil Tnrnirje. f 2.75 ner Back
carrots, $1.00; beets. $2.00; lettuce, $4.75per
rata: encumbers. $1.60 sack: tomatoes, Cali-
tornia, $2.25 0 2.50 lug; egg plant, 10c; broc
coli, $1.0001.69; bell pepper. iuo in.; oeiery.
60086a do.; string bean. 4000 per Id.
Meats and Pro Won
COtTKTTtT MEATS--Selling price: Country
V. on A 91. m IK fnr fenn Murtl' h.i w.
14016c; veal, 20 0 21c; hoary veal, 10 012c
BMOEED MEATS Ham, 42046c per lb.;
breakfast bacon. 88 0 66c; picnica, 27e per lb,;
cottage roil, 85e per lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 29 0 lb.: tierce
beau,-compound, 20 He.
Fht end afsMifMi
FTtESH FT8H Salmon, fresh Chroook, 20c
nee In.1 Halibut, irean. 2o in. : atnneon. I I
blaek cod. lO01to lb.; kippered aalmon, $2.60
nee 10 lb. basket: kippered cod. $2.86: raaoi
es.ms. ( ); craba, - $2.76 08.75 docen; ling
. cod. e or ho per w.
0T8TEKS Eaatera, per gsUoa, $5.00
utyvpta, ea.ou. . .
WHEAT MARKET IS
STILL DECLINING
FEXD AT WHEAT MARKET
Bid. Lo.
Soft white .................... 18$ $e
White eleb 18$
Hard winter ..T. 18S
Korthera gprlap ............. 18
Bed Wall 18
KORTHWEST GRATS BECKTPTS
Reported by Portland MerobanU' Exohanga:
....... Oars
Wheat Barley: Flour. Oat. Hay.
Portland. Frt .. 44
Year ago ...... " 40
Bee son to data. .-8489
Year ago .4192
Taeoma. Tburs. .10
Year ago ..... 25
Reason to date.. 2822
Year ago . . . ...2837
Beetue, Tnura, . a
Year ago ...... 16
Heasoa to date..ZSN
Year ago ......2472
"For the third consecutive day after the
election the price of wheat has ahown a
generally lower range throughout the
United States, In the East there was
further weakness reported at the open
ing of the Friday market and this was
reflected throughout the country gener
ally. -
Reports indicate that England taking on
very liberal supplies of wheat without allowing
the general trade to discover this fact. There
appears no doubt that much wheat is going to
ward the United Kingdom but the exact pur
chasers sppear to be hiding their identity.
Holding tendency of growers appear to nave
subsided somewhat. In ths Pacific Northwest
there is a sufficient supply of wheat bow offer-
ing to fill every demand. So far as the hold
ing back for Higher price is concerned, uw
movement appear to be a failure.
Coarse grain are to some extent affected by
ths lowering wheat pries but premiums con
tinue to be paid in aome instances for spot oats.
FLOUR Belling prlc. ualU aoor. , r-awnv.
11 40; Montana, sorina wheat. $11.70: 'Willam
ette valley brand. $9.60; local atralght, $9.60;
bakers' local. $10.80 011.05: graham. $9.60;
whole wheat, $9.80. Price for aty deliveries
loc extra; suburbs n. 20c extra.
HAY Bavins price, nominal. wuiameixe
timothy, fancy. $28.00 080.00 per ton; clover.
$20.00; cheat, '$23.00; straw. $11.00 011.10;
grain, $25.00; alfalfa, $24.00 per ton. '
GRAIN SAUB-B nominal. no. a ijcih a,
0 0 10 Vic; domestic, lie, in car lota; has
amount higher. :
MILL8TUFFS Mul run at mm, aaeisi,
50.00. ' ' .- .
OATS Per ton, baying price: Jreea. ssi.vi
048.00.
BARLEY Buying pries: Feed. $47.00;
milling. $47.00 047.50.
SEED Buying pnee. nominal: no aemano.
Bed clover, recleaned. . ( J per lb.; alaik,
- ; vetch, ( ).
EEEDSTUFF8 F. O. B. mills: BoTled bar
ley, $66.00; alfalfa meal, $38.00; eocoanut
meal. $50.00; soy bean meal. $68.00; linseed
meal. $81.00; cracked corn, $60.00; whole
com, $57.00 ton; scratch feed. $74.00: whole
oata, $62; relied oata, $54 per ton.
ROLLED OATS Selling pries; $11.Q0 bbL
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT ' : .
' " Hot. '. . Dec
Hard Whita
Soft White... 185 185
White Club 186 15
Hard Winter .....182 -182
Northern Spring ......182 182
Red Walla .- 180 180
FEED OATS
No. 2 Whh 4600 4600
No. 3 Gray .4400 4400
BARLEY '
Brewing 4650 4650
Feed........ ......4560 4560
CORN
No. S Eastern (bulk) 4150 4100
No. 8 local (bulk) .4200 4150
SUGAR Nominal prices, refinery basis
Cube, $13.85; fruit and berry, $12.00: D yel
H.w, $11.40; granulated, $12.00; extra C,
' oiv.ou; goiuen j. tii,au, -
HONEY New. $7.00 08.00
RICE Japan style. No. 1. lie; Ner Orleans
Daa. ( ; nine nam, ilH 011e pot lb.
SALT Coarse, balf ground, 100. $17.25
P ton; ouj, gie.To; tsoie dairy 60a, $27.26
bales, s.oo 0 4.00; fancy table and dairy.
IM.no: lump rocs, jo.ou per ton.
belaks Sale DJ Jobber: 8n.ll .(..
6c lb.: large white, 6c; pink, 7a per lb.: limss!
mwi, 7 c; uregon beans,
buying price, nominal.
CAXNED MILK CarnaHoa, $6.00; Borden
C.0tr; Astor, n.0; Essie, $12.60; Ubby
COFFEE Boasted. 26040s . in sacks
drums. ' .
BODA CRACKERS In bulk. 18e par lb.
r.Li walnut. J5(2bc per lb.; almonds.
27Va28c: filberta. $2o in Mf k louf w
eeitaH w v , m s laai, 4VfC, sOrmJUia. B(K.
Chleago Dally Prodtre
-tnicago. nov, o. (1. n. b.) Butter Re-
. eeipts 8618 tuba. Creamery extra. 2C . firmht
48 0c: packing stock. 25 as S 2
Eat ' Receipts 158S esses. Miscellaneous.
$5 0 61e; ordinary . fints. 67 080c; firsts. 6
. nroic; euscas. oa cy sac;- airues, 40046c.
-iongherns. 24 024 He: brick. 22e ?
Uvs poultry Turkey, 85c; chickens, 19 0
wnuvi, uii. ivimcn, ucj geese, 75e
ucs e.
Jfew Tork Sarar mad Coffee
Sew Tbrk, Nor. 5. (TJ. P.i atr.er.-
dnll. $8.03;, refined, dull; granulated. $10.50
Cifr--Spot 7s, Bio. 8 Vie; Santos. No. 4
- 6jl 0 12c. .
' Oalea Crop Damaged -
Gemis. Or.. Nov. Th mil,.
. .ake Labish la damaged to tbe extent of more
than 50 per cent, r'ormerly 125 to isn
loads have been barveted from these groanda
, but only the onions that were taken off befotw
the raise will be merchantable. However,' the
grower ia doing what is possible these sun
: )uny days to. savs ths beat from tbe field. These
m course wui nave to oe marttted immediately.
' . -
: Srinneapolls-Dnlath Flax
Dnluth. Nov. 5. (L N. 8. Flax--Nov.
- i.nn: jan., sj idd; nay, Z.71H
Minneapoli. Not. 6. Flax, $2.60 02.61
arrive, sscn.
4 ... . 19
... 12 12
75 269 225 684
11S 1564 276 ' 718
1 e see
...... 8 2
36 854 65 870
64 ... 103 404
... 2 6
.... 5 3 ...
125 186 142 790
129 811 814 608
Potato market is showing a somewhat
better tone at leading selling points In
tbe country. ' Primary points in general
are inclined to report a small movement.
but some points have a fairly good in
quiry, while other sections show a light
catt. i In the local territory the market
somewhat depressed at lower prices.
The sudden avalanche of . California borers
into ths local territory may explain to Aome
extent the reason tor beating down the local
price. ' Within a fee hours of seen otner, a
number of California buyers have invaded the
local market.. Som of tbsra claim that they
are not hers : to purchase potatoes, put iu-
fomla pouts buying firms do not usually send
men np rvortn on pleasure cent.
Fact of ths nutter is that during the last
24 hours, a fair volume of business has passed
at local point. Moat of the trade in the
country appears to be around $1 per cental for
gooo, anipping auves, aiuiousn il is an ovuwvu
that any really top quality moved at that pries.
Many of the growers are quits anxious to
1 because of the fear that the stock will not
keep well.
- Expianatmn of the previous sodden advance
in the Yakima price is now given. It appears
that a number of Vancouver. B. C, dealers who
were being asked extreme prices in their own
territory, decided to purchase several hundred
carloads in the Yakima, section because of the
low prices quoted there. These orders were
given to various dealers and the dealers in turn
started, to buy the atock alter sales were made.
None of them appeared to realize that tbe other
fellow bad orders similar to their own and in
tense competition in the buying resulted with
the consequent sharp advance in the price. In
other words dealers paid high prices for' pota
toes which they had previously sold at low
prices. It was not a legitimate demand that
boosted Yakima price, but a misundertU riding
among buyers. -.
Retailers Cutting
Price, of Lumber;
More Interest Seen
"The lumber market has shown very little
change this week, aaya the American Lumbe;
ma not Chicago, "and it la becoming inc:
ingly erident that the end of the declining mar
ket in softwoods has been reached. Prices on
some grades, boosted abnormally high by the
shortage last spring, are atill somewhat out of
line and e leveling process, whereby these prices
will settle down to the natural spread between
prices asked for the different grades, is to be
expected.
"While a careful study reveals that retailer
have not increased buying to any extent there is
to be noted greater interest in the market on the
part of buyers and a larger volume of inauiries.
Retailers almost universally have followed the
trailer of letting their stocks run down, while
there has not1, been a keen retail demand a good
deal of lumber and other building ana te rial has
been sold and aa a result stocks are getting con
aiderably below normal.
One .of the factors which disarranged the
lumber market early in the Tear waa the ab
normal trend that buying took at the end of
1919. Normally setau lumbermen are accus
tomed to make their heavy purchases after
January 1. but instead of beginning in January,
2V2U, Buying began m October ana rtovember
of 1919. This buying csrried the lumber mar
ket over the period when prices are generally at
low ebb and consequently the . usual winter
slump in buaineaa waa not felt. Thi year.
however, it ia an unmistakable fact that buyer
nave rerertedr to their old policy and will not
purchase heavily for tbeir anticipated wants until
the winter is well started, and consequently the
market ia in a more normal condition.
"Report continue to come in from different
sections of the country telling, of the reduction
in prices of lumber by retail lumbermen. . One
large retail concern has set aside a surplus and
in order to stimulate the demand and assist in
building homes it will sell lumber at a loss.
using the reserve fund to take care of the
C0TTOTC PRICES ARE JOLTED
BY SETERE SOUTHERN SALES
New Tork. Nor. 6. (L N. 8.) A severe
break occurred in prices at the opening of tbe
cotton market today in sympathy with a drop at
Liverpool supplemented by fine weather all over
the belt and much heavier selling by the South
than for aome time. Initial quotations showed
losses of 27 to 48 points.
The National G inner' association estimated
ginning this season to November 1, at 7.280,000
bales snd radicated the crop at 12.760.000 bales.
After the start the manet ruled about steady
with dealings active. Liverpool and trade inter
ests absorbed the offering.
Ralliea were short- lived in the late dealing
ana cia not extena rar. rut close waa ateady
at a net decline of 10 to 90 mints.
Soot cotton today was ouiet and 80 minM
lower st IV.S9. no
Furnished by Overbeck
of Trade building ;
Open.
January ....... . 1980.
rebruary .
March ......... 1976
April ..... ..... ....
May ............ 1955
June . ........... t.
July ......... 1910
August ........ 1899
September ...... 1868
October ......... 1850
November ...... ....
December ...... 2025
A Cooke Co., Board
High.
1982
Low.
.1920
1975 1910
1955 i 1894
1910
1899
188
1850
1862
1875
1841
1850
Close.
1928
1923
1917
1922
; 1902
1890
1875
1860
1850
1840
1940
1980
T.lTr-nnnl fsv'ttL y.,!...-'
Uverpoot Not. B. (I. u. g.) gpot cotton
opened in small demand today. Price were
oa, uuu Dales, Ann mid.. 17.
good rrA -17 SO. 1-1 , .
1' mm., n.ou; nun.,
""d.. U.75; good onL. 8.80: ord..
Futures opened easy.
204S 1980
i, '3fw York Batter and Egg
sr.ViS T.?!i:. Wo- 5 - N- S.) Butte
!, vtcauiFrj 5XkresJ$. tJltt n
creamery first. 47 0 62c: cVean,erV7 h
coring. 64 H 0 67c: state dairy tubs. 37 0
renovated extras. 46047c m
50iiL- wno m"k fancy
.. y, note milk.
Y nil Tl, A m pie. OBI - . '
Ula7 18 0 20c: skim.: ehTlleT
suVlariB? ehMAsi a I ia . . . ' VII
mJVT MA? irregular; nearby whita. fancy
94 0 96c nearby brown, fancy. &OtsRiT. .
77 478e; fieaia sa a, 4MC Wooc; extra.
65e:
igber
62e
fancy
spe-
Yiw Tsrlt W...1 .
.. ui mora
"i2.' 2?-5 k N- S ) WooL .
denude -pledT a'.L8"1
"desMtrkTu l' '
brTif, 19 028c;
fiTATfl DIIDPUAQfQ
uiniu I uiiUiinuLu
. -; ' i
NOR
T
HERN PAR
IS AIDED BY OIL AT NORTH PORTLAN
Lower Erices Are
Again- Forced in
The Wheat Market
Chicago. Now. 6. (L "N. R) Weak
ness . in foreign exchange, lack or any
substantial export demand led to re
newed selling of wheat futures after
they had regained early losses, and
prices closed at low point (or the ses
sion. Oats and rye were; weak ; with
wheat, while corn futures displayed in
dependent Strength on account of the
strong cash market. Lwer cotton and
stock marketa aided in depressing values.
December wheat closed at net losses
of 2c to 3c and March lc lower. De
cember corn gained c May waa c
higher to c lower and July He off.
December oats dropped 4c . and ; May
lost c
Provisions closed Irregular. :
Bsnge of Chicago prices as furnished by the
United Press:
i WHEAT
Open. High. Low. Clcee.
December i... 199 201 198 198
March. ......193 1954 -198 198
: CORN
December .... 82 K 83 82 88 H
May 88 88V 87S 187
. t - OATS ' -: ;
December.... 53 H 64 62 62
May M 68 69 14 68 Vk ton
RTE .
December ....167 - 167 166 166
May .157 . 158 156 167
BARLEY
Teoember .... 92 02 90 92
May ........ 92 93 91 2
Cash barley, $1.02 01.08.
PORK
November . . . 2325 2330 2325
January 2490 2490 2480
LARD '
November .... 1880 1890 1880
January ..... 1635 1635 1625
: ' BIBS .
November .... .4. ....
January ..... .... .... ....
Cub wheat No. 2 hard. fZ.UOtt,
2325
2480
1890
1635
! 1425
1 1372
New Tork, Nov. 6. L N. S.) The
stock market closed weak today. The
entire list was subjected to severe aelling
pressure in the final hour, on which
losses of from 1 to 1 points were sus
tained. The railroad issues after hold
ing steady for the greater part of the
day, broke with the rest of the list.
Southern Pacific dropped over 8 points
to 1134, dosing there,' Reading de
clined to 100. Northern Pacific to 92
and Great Northern preferred to 89. Steel
common, after selling up to 87, yielded
to 86. Baldwin was 2 points lower at
11L The oils were freely offered, Mexi
can Petroleum dropping 2S and Pan
American Petroleum 2 points to 86. In
dustrial Alcohol fell over 2 points to 79.
Government bonds unchanged ; railway
and other bonds steady.
Total, sales of stocks were .' 945,400
shares; bonds $18,248,000.
HOGSUPTD
$1450
FRIDAY HOO MARKET
. Tone, -t Top.
Portland Ke higher $14.69
Chicago l$e higher! ' 1
Omaha ......... .....1101a lower 1S.69
Denver ........Steady : 14$
Kaasag City ........Light H 1S.7
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Furnished by Overbeck eV Cooke Oc, Board
sr Trade building
BAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco. Not. 6. (U. P.)-Buttr ,
Prime firsts, 64c; extra choice, 66c.
Egg Kxtras. sue; dimes no. 1. nominal;
extra pullets, 72 e; undersized pullets, 64 c
-Cheese ceiuomia lists lancy, svtte; lists
first. 25c ,
Los angetes essrset
Lot Angeles. Nor. S.--(L N. S.) Batter
57c. '
Egg Extras. 81e: case eounta. 78c: pul
lets, 72e; peeweea, 56a.
Poultry no change. .
', . - Seattle Market "
Seattle. Nor. 5. (TJ. P.) Batter Local
creamery-cubes. 25c; bricks, 63c.
Kggs-u-rresn rancn, ec; pullets, uzc
Cheese- Triplets, 82 0 83c
Milk 22c
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
an Francisco Market
San Francisco, Nov. 5. (U. P.) -Potatoes
River white. $1.75 02.00; Salinas, $3.00;
sweets, ' 3c .
Onions Yellow and white. 90c 1.00: Aus
tralian brown, $1.00 01.25.
Lot anesies Market
Los Angeles. Nov. 6. (L N. S.l Potatoes
Stockton Burbanks, mostly $2.00 02.25;
Idaho Russets, mostly $2.25 02.50. -
Seattle Market .
Sesttle. Nov. 6. (U. P.l Potatoes, per ton
Yakima Gems. $45; local. $35 036.
i British Apple Prices
Olympia, Wash., Not. S. Sales of American
and Canadian apple in England after Novem
ber 14 twill be restricted by an embargo fixing
the pncee in the united Kingdom at not more
than iS. 37 for a neck weighing not less
than 87 pounds, and $5.87 aa the minimum for
a package of not less than 40 pounds, according
to M. L. Dean, horticultural chief of .the de
partment of acricuultnrs.
. ' .. ..
Kami Stores Market .
New York, Not. 5. (I. N. S.) Turpen
tine Savannah,. 128: New York, 129.
Boain Savannah, 1150, New York, 1295.
Stock High. Low. Bid.
Alaska Gold I 1 1 l"
Alaska Juneau 1
A Ilia-Chalmers ......... 82 82 82
Am. Beet Sugar 72 71 71
Am. Can. Co. 82 80 80
Am. Car. a. Fdy. 18$ 182 132
Am. Cotton Oil 24
Am. Drug. Synd. .................
Am. Express .......... ..... ..... 134
Am. Hide at Leather... 9
Am, IntL Corp 70 68 8
Am. Linseed 66
Am. Locomotive 96 94 94
Am. Smelter 58 58 68:
Am. Snuff 105
AnkSteelFdy 87 87 87
Am, Sugar 103 102 102
Am. Sumatra 83 81 82
Am. TeL ec Tel 100 100 100
Am. Tobacco 126 126 126
Am. Wool 69 ,67 67
Am. Zinc 9.
Anaconda 50 60 60
Associated Oil 114 113 118
Atchison 90 K 89 89
Atlantic Coast Line 99 97 97
Aa. Golf A. W. I...... 136 132 132
Baldwin Loco 118 111 111
Baltimore Ohio.. 47 46 46
Beth. Motors 4 4 4
Booth Fish 5
a B. T 15 14 14
Butte C. A 2 12
Caddo Oil 18
Canadian Pacific ...... 12T 125 125
Central Leather 89 39 89
Chicago A N. W 84 83 83
Chicago Gt, Western 11 11 11
Chili Copper 13 13 13
Chino , 25 24 25
C M. St. Paul .......... 44 43 43
C. St 0 70 68 68
Colorado Fuel A Iron 32 32 82
Colorado Southern 83
Colorado Gaa A Electric.. 69 58 57
Con. Gas 89 88 88
Corn Products. 81 80 80
eosden Oil 37 87 87
C R. L A P... 88 87 87
Crucible 118 114 115
Dome Mines 13 12 . 12
Denver Jc Bio Grande.... 2 1 1
Erie 19 18 19
Fed. Mining A Smelt 9
Gaston Wms : 5 4 4
General Cigars 61 61 , 61
General Electric 139 139 138
General Motor 16 16 16
Granby . 26
Great Nor. Ore 34 83 33
Greene Cananee 26
Flask Barker ........... 66 65 64
Houston Oil 104 103 103
t Illinois Central ....... 93 93 93
Inspiration 43 42 42
Interbora 0 B 6
Interstate Callahan ..... 7 7 7
Int. Herr 104 101 101
Int. Mere. Marine 16 16 16
Int. Nickel .. 17 17 17
Int. Paper ............ 69 68 68
Invincible Oil 82 81 81.
Island Oil ., 6 5 5
K. C. Southern 25 24 25 "
Lack Steel 63 60 61',
Lehigh Valley 55 64 54
L. eV N 107
Mexican Petroleum 190 186 187
Miami 19 19 19
Middle States Oil ....... 14 13 13
Midvsle Steel 38 87 37
Missouri, Ksnsss as Texas. 4 4 4
Missouri Pacific , 27 26 26
Montgomery-Ward 21
National ' Enamel 56
National Lead 73
Nevada Con 11 11 11
New Haven 224 222 222
Norfolk & W .. 1102 100 1100
Northern Pacific 95 92 92
N. Y. Central 84 82 82
Okla. Prod. ref. 4 3 8
Ontario A W 23 28 23
Pacific Dot. 21
Pao. Gaa A Elec 53 53 63
Pennsylvania 43 43 48
Peoples Gsa 42 41 41
Philadelphia Co 46 89 89
Pure Oil 46 89 89
Pierce Ofl 14 14 14
Ray Cons. , . 14 14 14
Reading 102 99 100
Replogle Steel 76 75 75
Republic I. & 8 76 74 75
Royal Dutch Oil 74 72 78
Ry. Steel Spring.... 4
Shattuck, Aria. 7 7 T
Sinclair 31 81 81
Sou. Pacific ........... 116 118 113
Sou. Railway 80 29 29
St L. A S. F. 80 29 29
Studebsker . 67 56 66
Swift A Co. i . 103
Tenn. Cop. k. Cbem .. 91 9 9
Texas Oil .... .v ...... . 61 49 49
Texas Pacific 25 21 23
Tex. Pacific C. A O..... 82 , 80 80
Tub. Products 65 64 65
Trans. ContL Oil., 18 12 12
Union Oil Del. 28 28 28
Union Pacific ......... 128 127 127
United States Bobber.... 71 70 70
United States Smelting... 63 53 52'
United State Steel ..... 87 86 .86
Utah Copper ........... 80 69 69
Virginia Chemical ...... . 54 62 62
Vanadium Steel 58 56 66
Wabash - 11 11 11
W ells-Far o ........... 66 65 53
Western Pacific 87
Western Union ... 89 88 88
Westioghoase Elec AM.. 47 47 46
White Motors 144 42 42
WlUysOverland 10 9 J9
Hoes. Cattle. Calve.
. 835 85 2
, 839 144 7
8SS -
.. 403 18 8j
. 810 - 192 48
, 922 881 4
.1392 201 12
.1654 286 j
162
188
673
183
23
1612
156
626
Friday ......
Week ago ....
Two weeks ago
Four weeks sg
Year ago ....
Two years ago
Three years ago
Four yean ago
Only five loads of -'livestock entered the
North Portland yards for the Friday
trade.: Hogs were a quarter higher,
while cattle an sheep were considered
steady.
Forecasts of The Journal Market Depart
ment that the price of hogs here was too low
snd that an advance would be forced, was eon-
firmed during the Fridsy trade when carload.
lota were moved at $14.50. an advance of 26c
above tbe recent top.
There has been apparently not the slightest
excuse for the previous low price here aside
from the hope of packers to grab greater profits.
They have not reduced the price of their com
modities gt all to conform to the lowered price
of hogs, therefore, the advance ia live hogs
should hare no immediate effect upon the price
os nor- products.
General how marks nan:
Prime mixed .$14 00 14.50
Smooth heavy 13.50 14.00
Rough heavy 10.00 012.50
Fat pigs 12.00 013.00
Feeder pigs 11.00 013.00
Cattle Held Steady
Only' 6 eery email run of 85 head was shown
In : the North Portland cattle alley for the
Friday trade. General trade eonditioni
tinned about steady at the previous range.
General cattle range:
Choice steers .......$ 8.75 0 9 50
..... T.750 8.75
..... 6.750 7.75
..... 6.250 6.75
S.60 0 6.25
6.50 0 6.50
6.600 7.00
4.600 6.50
8.60 0 4.50
2.50 0 3.50
6.00 0 6.00
1800 015.00
7.00 0 9.00
11.00 018.00
9.00 011.00
7.00 0 7.50
6.00 0 7.00
Good to choice steer
Medium to good teer. .......
Fair to good steers ..........
Common to. fair steers ......
Good to choice cows and heifers
Choice cow and heifers. .....
Medium to good cows and heifers
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Canners ...................
Bulls
Choice dairy calves..........
Heavy calves
Beat tight calve . ,
Medium light calve
Best feeders
Fair to good feeders ........
Sheas) Situation Same
No change waa made in ahem and faunb price
at North Portland Friday. The day's run was
small and former prices generally 1 prevailed
here.
General sheep snd lamb ranger
East of mountain Iambs. ........ $9.00 0 9.50
Willamette valley lamb 8.00 0 8.60
Feeder lambs 8.00 0 8.50
Coll lambs 5.00 06.00
Yearling 6.0007.60
Wethers 6.00 0 6.50
Ewes 2.60 0 5.76
Thursday Afternoon sales
STEERS
New York-London Sliver
New York, Not. 5. ( L N. 8. ) -Commercial
bar silver waa quoted aa follow: Domestic,
unchanged at 99 c; foreign, e lower at
82c .
London BarsUver was d lower today
at 63L
1 Dried Fruit and Beans
New ! York, Nor. 5. (L N. 8.) Beans
Market weak; marrow choice, $9.25; pea choice,
$5.5006.00.
Dried fruits Market, 1920. Apricots, extra
ohoioe to fancy, 30 0 86c; apples, evaporated,
prime to fancy, 8013c: prunes, 80s to 60s,
17 023e: prunes, 60s to 100s, 1101e;
peeehes, extra choice to fancy, 18021e;
seeded raisins, choice to fancy, 23 025c, .
iKw Tork Potato Market
New York, Not. B. (L N. 8.) Potatoes
fin bulk, barrel or bag) Market firm; nearby
white, $2.75 04.60; Southerns, $2.5003.26.
Money ahd Exchange
New 'York, Nov. 8. (L N. 8) Call money
on the floor of the New Tork Stock exchange to
Cay ruled at 9 per cent; high, 10 per cent; kiw,
9 per cent
- Time money waa quiet. Rates were S pee cent.
rne market for prime mercantile paper
eieaay. 1
Mterlfng exchange was weak with boain ess in
err bills at $3.89 for demand. -,
No. At. Lha. Price. I No. At. Lb. Price.
2 735 $ .6.60 1 1....1120 $ 7.60
4.... 872 6.00 I 2. ...1055 6.50
1....1070 6.25 j 2.... 980 7.00
28. ...1044 7.35 1 8... .1069 7.10
8. ...1310 '7.85 1 8.... 1123 7.85
COWS ' ' I'-.
1.... 850 $ 4.00 I 1.... 740 $ 8.00
8.... 791 6.90 4.... 877 6.60
1.... 930 8.60 1.... 880 8 50
2.... 705 3.50 2.... 850 8.00
1.... 630 8.00 1....1290 6.60
4....S40 e.25 1....1220 4.75
1.... 980 8.25 1.... 670 6.00
8. ...1183 8.50- 27. ...1176 6.75
23. ...1108 6.00 4. ...1037 6.00
7.,.. 717 2.60 8.... 800 ,5.25
CALVES
18.... 247 $ 9.00 I 1.... 260 $ 8 00
BULLS
'1.... 980 $ 5.25 I 8. ...453 $ 6.00
1....1060 6.26 j
". HOGS ' j
B'.;.. 264 $14.50 4.... 222 $14.50
8.... 190 14.60 8.... 201 14.50
1.... 270 14.25 9 260 14.00
15.,.. 216 14.25 4.... 420 12.25
LAMBS
8.... 83 $ B.2B I
EWES
... 142 $ 5.00 I
Friday Morning Sales
COWS
At. Lbs. Price. I No.
8.. .. 791 $ 6.10 I
LAMBS
161.... 80 8.60 I
HOGS
145.
No.
Total sales, aonds, $18,243,000.
Ex-div. 1 per cent.
tET-diT. 1 per cent.
Sw Yerk Bond Market
Fumisbed y Overbeck tt Cooke Co., Board
01 j-raae Duiiaing:
Atchison GenL 4 .....
BaL A Ohio Gold 4s . . .
lieth. Steel Ref. 6a . . ..
Cent. Pacific 1st 4a...
C, B. It Q. Cot 4a ... .
St. Paul Genl. 4s ...
Chicago N-W. Genl. 4s ..
U N. Uni. 4s .......
New York Ry. 6s
Northern Pac P. L. 4..
Keaoing GenL 4a ..
Union Pac 1st 4a .
TJ. a Steel 6a
Union pac. 1st Ref. 5 ...... .
Southern Pac Conv, 6 ......
Southern Pac Conv. 4a......
Pean. Coot. 4 ;
Penv 1st 4s
Ches. A Ohio Cone. Ss .....
Or. Short Line 4a
Bid. Aak.
77 77
78 74
80 81
84 84
96 96
77 77
77
82 82
27 28
78 78
85 86
80 ,81
93 94 '
76 77
116 117
78 78
89 89
83: 84
87 87
82 .83
Foreign Exchange Market ' V
New Tork. Not. 8. (TT. P.) Foreign ex
change opened lower. Sterling, $3.41, up
e; francs, .0605, off .0005; lire, .0364, off
,0004; marks, ' .0123, off .0001; Canadian
dollars, . .9060, unchanged. - '
Lire dropped to a sew low for the year and
sterling waa set back to $8.89 in afternoon
trading.
PACIFIC COAST BAKK -STATEMENT
Portland Banks
Clearing! This Week. Year Aew.
"-IMonday ....$ 8,165.078.89 $ 8,503.463.88
sswss -
San Franrlsee Grata Market -
San Francisco, Not. 8. ( fj. P. 1 Barley
new feed (per cental) $2.10 02.20; ship
ping. $2.25 02.85, .
Saa Fra-aclseo Poultry Market
San Franciace, Nor. B- (U. P.) Broilers,
27 0 80c U'e h,D' ' w 37c; beat ducks.
. Chicago PoUto Market
Chicago. Not. 6 II. N. S t PntatuM
j Reeeipu 65 cars. Northern White. $2.26 0
110 . .. . .
Holiday-
8.594. 167.08 6,788.109.92
7.083.744.88 4.829,119.88
6.986.826.71 6.386,808.92
Tuesday . . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday . . .
' Spokane Banks .
Clekrinci Friday I
Baiancea Friday ............
- Taeema ttanke
Clearings Friday .......... ,$
Balance Friday..
. , - Seattle $tankg "
Clearings Friday .......... ..$ 6.706.805.00
Balances Friday 1.419,619.00
r $M Franclsee Sank
Clearings Friday t . $29,800,000.00
Lee Angel et , .-. -- .
Clearings Friday .......... .$14,000,496.97
2.948,839.00
1.526.832.00
785.842.00
1S7.414.00
9 8 ': a e
- 10.,..
a . , . .
224 814.25
161 1S.73
270 12.60
835 18.00
196 14.50
10.
6.
7.
8.
At. Lbs. Price.
194 $14.50
156 14.50
145 14.50
376 12.50
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK; PRICES
Chleaae .Hens 914.S0
Chicago. Not. 6 (L N. S.) Hod Re-
cetpts 17.000; active to loc higher. Bulk,
13.BO 14.80 : top. $14.60: heavyweight,
$13.85014.40: medium' weight. $14,000
14.40: light weight. $13.65 014.40: light
lights, $13.65 014.20; heavy packing sows.
rough, $12.75 013.40; packing sows, rough.
12.7b 013.00; pigt. 81S.76 01D.OO.
Cattle Recelots 7000: alow tn lower. Bees'
Steers Choice and prime. $16.25 017.60
light weight. $13.75 017.26: good and choice.
1B.75 0 17.Z5; common and medium, $8,25 0
ls.za. Butcher cattle Heifers. $6.00013.00
cows, $5.25 011.25; bulls, $5.50 07,50. Can
ners and cutters Cows snd heifers. 1 $3.60 0
6.25; canner steer, $4.50 06.25; veal calves
light and nannyweignt) , $18,000 15.O0; feed
er ateers, $7.75 012.00; stocker steers, $5.00
0 9.00; stocker cows and betters, $5.00 0 7.75
Western range cattle Beef steers, 1 $9.25 0
19.75; cows snd heifers, $6.00 0 9.75.
Sheep Receipts 18,000, 25c lower; lamb
IM IK, down) , S11.OO018.OO; culls snd
common, 9.V0 010.50; spring lambs, $9,50 0
ii. 10; yeaning wetnera. aa. 00 7.00:
$3.00 0 5.00; ewes, culls and common. $5.75
ey B.20 ; nreeamg ewee. .d &.&,
Omaha Hoes S18.SO
Omaha. Nor. 6. (L N. 8.) Hon 2600
generally 10c to 16c lower. Bulk, $13,00 0
is.za; top, eiB.au.
Cattle 2100. generally steady; feeders,
$12.25. - .
Sheen 8000. alow to 25c lower: arr ton
iea ism as, ei.uo; yearlings, sv.zo. ;
- Oenar Hog $1430 - -. jj
Denver. Cote.. Not. 6. (TJ. P.i Cattl-
Receipts. 1200; lower. Steers. $8.50010.75
cows snd heifer. $6.60 0 7.75; stocker and
feeders, $7.60 0 9.50: calve, $10.00 018.00
Hog Receipt, zw; steady. Top, $14.50
BttlK, $12.20 014.UV.
Sheep Receipts, 7500: slow,
$11.00 012.00.
Kansas City Hess 91S.70
Kansas City, Not. 6. (L N. 8.) Cattle
ReceiDta. 8000: alow. Steers. 18.50 015.00
cows and heifer, $7.00 0 13.00; stocker and
leeaers, - SB.UU J 1Z.OU; calves, $18,000
14.60.
Hog Receipts, 8500; light. Bulk, $18.00
(wis.ou; top, ib.7v; neanea, $18,000
17.00; hghts, $12.90 013.65; mediums.
81B.UU 0 IB. 00.
Sheep Receipts. .2500; dnIL
$12.60 018.00; ewes. $6.00 07.26.
Lambs.
Liberty Bond Market
(Famished by Overbeck it Cooke Co.)
High. Low. Close.
TJberty, S 9500 '9470 9490
Liberty, 1st 4s.... .... 8970
Liberty, 2d 4s 8880 8840 8840
Liberty. 1st 4 . ... . . . 9070 8990 9000
Liberty, 2d 4s. 8854 8840 8840
Liberty, 8d 4s 9058 9046 9050
Liberty, 4th 4a...... 8886 8870 8870
Victory, 44. 9628 9622 9628
Victory, 8s M20
this
this
Big Potato Yield
Sea ride. Nor. 3. The potato crop in
put of the country is exceedingly toed
year. 1 The stock is of nnosual aiae. John Vet-
mar who own a small farm up the Neeenieum.
planted an eighth of an acre in spuds and re
cently dug 60 sack off of this small apace, dis
posing ei uem at $z.uv a sack.
"New Tork Mtsd -Market
- New York, Nov. 8. Copper Quiet: spot,
Nor.. Dec. Jan. and Feb.. offered. 16.
Lead Dull; spot, offered, 6.80; Nov., Dec
ana .is, oiiereo, oit.
Boeltev Quiet : soot snd Mo.. attmrmA ( M
use sou 4sa., ouereu. 1.
NDUSTRIALS ON
MARKET WEAKEN
By Broadan WalL t
New York. Nov. 4.- Thursday's
stock market was a repetition of
Wednesday's session, the rails showing-strength
and activity while the
industrials were subjected to addi
tional pressure and in some Instances
touched new low levels for this
movement.
Railroad Vissues moved Into new high
territory and in many instances touched
new high prices for the year. Net gains
in the railroad department ranged from
to nearly 6 points. Northern Pacific
being the leader and replacing Southern
Pacific aa the favorite. v
The strength of the rails had a svmna-
thetic effect on the shares of the equip
ment companies which, of course, will
benefit by reason of the expected pros
perity zor tne transportation companies.
Business was on an unusually heavy
scale with more than a million shares
changing hands. Vp to the late after
noon rails made most Impressive gains.
In the latter part of the session it was only
natural for profit taking to appear and
this caused fair recessions . from the
best quotations for the day. The rail
road group however closed strong ut
the undertone in the industrial depart
ment was heavy owing to persistent of
ferings of the steel and motor shares,
"Segregation" is the word which, Is
heard in many parts of the district. It
was applied b Northern Pacific today
and resulted In a buying movement in
that issue which suroassed that 1 In
Southern Pacific, although the latter
early in the day made a high price which
was over 18 points abova the level
from which the rise started on Monday.
j FOREIGN EXCHANGE BATES ;
Corrected dally by the foreign exchange de
partment of the United States National bank.
Opening nominal rates on bank transactions:
Draft. . Cable Tar i
London Checks. Transfers, Value.
Lbs. aterling.$ 3.41 $ 8.42 $ 4.866
.r ens 'w rancs. , a. 0 1
Hamburg-Bremen
Marks
Genoa Lira....
Athens
-Drachma . , ,
Kopenhagen
Kroner. ....
Christianise
Kroner. ....
Stockholm
Kroner. . ...
Hongkong
Currency ....
Japan Yen... ,
Shanghai
Taeln. ...... .
1 23
8.52
9.10.
13.85
18.80
19.05
a
70.80
60.75
.94
6.02
1.28
3.54
9.20
13.45
13.40
19.16
71.00
61.00
19.80
28.8t
19.80
19.80
26.79
16.79
26.70
48.'84
.94
9) With; Safety
SHORT TERM NOTES
furnished by Clark, Kendall. A
We offer subject to prior sale and change in price'
The Unsold Portion . j
General Obligation 6 Gold Notes
CITY OF EDMONTON
Province of Alberta . i
Dated September 1. 1920. Due September 1. 192 J.
Price 95.04, Yield 9
Exempt From All Dominion Government Tax
PRICES SUBJECT TO INCREASE WITHOUT NOTICE
DENOMINATIONS $169, $699 AND $1900
The high character of this Investment Js shown by the fact that
we have sold blocks of this issue to 20S Banks. Trust Companies
and Bond Houses in Oregon, Washington and California.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
.......... ..... . .. ....I81605.71S.00
(not including, publio
11,035.376.00
Gross assessed valuation..
Value municipal property
utilities)
Net debenture debt .a........... 1.488.997.00
Revenue from public utilities (above coat of
operaUoi) ' 767.773.00
Net local improvement debt (rate payers' share) . . 1046.73.00
In addition to being General Obligation
Notes, these are secured by long-time de
bentures totaling $2 JS94, 420.
Principal and semi-annual interest (March 1st and Septem
ber 1st) payable in Gold Coin of the United States In New
York City, and at the offices of Morris Brothers, Inc
Legality approved by Malone. Malone A Long,. Toronto."
Telephone or telegraph orders at our expense
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
"The Premier Maaielpal Bond Hoaee,
Established PORTLAND, OR. MORBIS BLDO. Capital
Over a 99-ll STARK. BDWT. Iltl One
Quarter jf Other Of flees at Seattle, Taeoma, i Million
Ceatary I vWash aad Saa Franclseo, CaL ; Dollars
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXESJ-
PROFIT
by the Premium
on American Dollars in Foreign Markets
A Gain of Approximately 191 on Your
Investment May Be Realized by Purchasing
KINGDOM OF NORWAY
3 External Sterling Conversion Bonds
Dated 1888
Redeemable not later than 1963
. These bonds may be registered. Principal and interest
payable in sterling in London or in New York.
These bonds are a direct general . external obligation
of the Kingdom of Norway, whose faith and credit are
pledged for the payment of the loan. : '
The thrifty character of the Norwegian people, their
excellent record for meeting their, 6bligations promptly,
and the conservative financial policy of their government,
justify the higncredit standing of the nation.
--, assjgaawXtsawsasm
PRICE
$1675.00 per 1000 ($4,866.66 at par of exchange)
. 837.50 per . 500 ( 2,433.33 at ipar of exchange)
167.50 per 100 ( 486.66 at par of exchange)
BuyingJ these bonds at the above prices practically
amounts to buying a pound sterling at $1,675 with the
added advantage that even at the present low price of
English money your investment will return you between
6 and 7& in addition to the profit that you will realize
when your bonds are paid 'at maturity.
We recommend these bonds, as a safe and conserva
,. tive investment 0- j
. Descriptive circulars furnished on application
pevepoaux R(dmpany
INVESTMENT BONDS . . '
87 Sixth Street ' Broadway 1042
Wells Fargo Building, Portland, Or.
; QaMstiooa
e i .
Security . v Maturity
Am. Cot Oft 6.... O-a-24
Am. T, Jt T. 6. ....10-1-23
Am. T. T. 6s, . , 2-1-24
Am. Thread 6s, . , , , .12-1-28
Am. Tobacco 7a. ....11-1-20
Am. Tob. 7a........ 11-1.-21
Am. Tob. 7a ..11-1-22
Am) Ton. 7a. ... ... .11-1-28
Anglo. Am. OU 7s... 4-1-23
Armour Conv, 7. .. .7-1.1-80
Belgian tlov.- 7 Ha. k, 6-1-45
Belgian fJov. 6.,.., 1-1-21
Belgian Gov. 6a, .... 1-1-25
BethL Steel 7s. .... .7-15-22
Bethl. Steel 7s. .... ,7-15-23
British Gov. 5 Hs. .. 1 1-1-21
British Gov. S H s. . .11-1-22
Canadian Got. 5V4.. 8-1-21
Canadian Got. 6 Ha.. 8-1-29
Cudahy racking 7s. . 7-15-23
Inter. R. t. 7s...... 9-1-21
Japanese Gov. 4 Ha, .7-10-25
Kennecott Con, 7... 2-1-80
Us. Myers fob. 6s., 12-1-21
Moline Plow 7a...,. 9-1-21
Uoline Plow 7 B-l-22
Moline Plow 7 . . , 9-1-23
Uoline Plow 7 9-1-24
Nor. Pao. Equip. 7s. 6-13-22
Pac Gas 7s 6-1-25
Swift A Co. 6 8-1S-21
U. S. Rubber 7s.
.12x1-23
Bid
91 H
95
92 T
94 H
99
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99 H
10O
974
100
99
01 t
98
JPH
98 H
94 H
94
93
98
. 74
.74
93
ftH
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9.1
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93
99 Vk
87
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98 H
Asked
92 H
, 95 s
oa 4
96
100H
lot) h
100H
100
loo h
97 S
100 H
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High-Grade
hwk
(o yield about ,
(5.35to7.51
Income Tax Exempt
Maturity Prioa VMS
:pU 1, 1922, 97.60... .....7.61
1923 " " ........7.00
- 1924 - " ...... . .6.75
1925 " " ...... .6.62
1926 - - ........6.53
- 1927 " " ...14$
" 1928 - " 6.41
" 1929 " " ........6.18
" 1930 " ........136
Casper, Wyo., 6s
. i .
.Cash or partial payment plan."
Aslt for details: 'Call or phone.
Wire orders collect.
HctemwarrtRM bank block II
The Period of
Low Bond Prices
Is Ending ,
And we advise our clients
to purchase such splendid
bonds as these at the pres
ent low price levels.
Province) of .
ONTARIO
3 Year 6 Gold Bonds
Den.-$1000
Price 96.6871
nr" .y 1 1 : . M
io iiem (j
4V Gold Bonds Due
June, 1933 s
CITV OF
VANCOUVER, B.C.
Price 75.85, Yield 7Vz
BtinkmeoilrdCQ
BROADWAY snd OAK
til
Another Word
About Taxes
npOO much stress can
- not be laid upon the
. Importance of protecting"
yourselves, as business
property owners against
the certain increase In
taxes."
One way 'to provide the
where-with-all to meet
increasing taxes 1$ by
; increasing efficiency and
economy in operation.
That is where we. as
managers and , develop
ers of business property
can neip you.
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