" r i i . m a ' j f t . s a m- w - n 1 - -
MILLSTUFF MARKET SHOWS FURTHER DECLINE
Edited by
Ilymarj B. Cohen
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS . REFLECT: : DEFLATI0NS"i.
TIIRKMIIFAT
lUilllUlU IIULU III
WIDE PRICE HERE
COLD STORAGE STOCKS
F PORTLAND
' j 1 Nor.8 Week ago
Batter (lb.) .
Chiie (lb.).
Err caeV.
Poultry (lb.)
"i !
Baler (lb.)..
Cheese (lbs.).
Erg ea..
Poultry dbs.)
MM"
, 18e.f H
......... 18.844
........ tMl
SEATTLE
125445
415.43S
... ,!
......... K4.108
425.S54
S,6K1
14,178
18,JM
724,42
SiS.lM
.84
1!5,$81
Turkeys continue a very erratic ms -ket
here. Sales are Blow and at a wide
price rang). At the test the market Is
a nominal svffair. a condition most usual
at this. time of the season.
A last an hurry up cell from Puget Sonnd
to fill AU.k. orten H .ho.D. The Ut boat
prevlau. to the ThankHnving trad. !'
week, therelw. this will conclude Al ka P"'
rhaA tor die firt holiday. Owing to ths
-iTrr. emulation of the North, th
L... h. materially less than few years
ego.
S5e
.. . 1 ., . j mana imona
Bales 01 urrj..
pound for Be toc aurmg voc v.
trade with dressed tock selling from SXc 1 tor
roll, to 45 In limited' way for selected
'v ftiUf reported the sate of several
dosen- turkey to AW ri 60c.
pound, but this ws. beyond the J'J ""
ad therefor; could not be considered M s gen
era! factor.--j ;
Thow desiring Prl1in,orat!onf"i"
any market should writ, the market editor Ore
gon Journal, iencloeing aUmj for reply, ...
CHICKEnI TRADE HOLDS STROSO
Market for chicken continue to how
;reng along Front atreet. The gera!ral top
fo7 heavy hen. 30e pound, although .ome
y fat stuff; that weigh 6 pound or mors will
bring a sligbtj premium.
BFTTER TRADE HOLDING STEADY
Improvement in the price .J'uUeTh,,
hrougbt out liberal .Wet of foreign butter
which had Iwen held in -storage here. The
UkLI .kuVUor i generally steady at unchanged
quotation.
XOMIXAEj STOCKS OF FRESH EGGS
Only non.it.al stock, of fresh egg. are Png
received herei end report Indirat that .at leait
f5 per cent jof the. 1 In Portland today are
from cold sUrsge.
erally.
Prices rule unchanged gen-
rMAIUCET
BASKET
RJTA1L PRJCtT.
' By Hymaa j H. Cohen
Test we forget. Thursday is Armistice
day and practically all of the retail
foodstuff shops will be closed. Here and
there a few will be open, but consumers
should not depend j upon this. They,
should secure their needs now.
Reduction of lc for the one pound
loaves of bread, announced by the bak
ers to take effect Monday morning is by
no means received with favor by house
wives. At the low price of flour , the
housewife Is purchasing the former and
baking; her own. She is also making her
own cakea and doughnuts.
Some of the retail butchers Vre mak
ing specially low prices on beef this
week, but the price of pork Is holding
high and generally ' unchanged.
Potatoes are very likely at the low
point and consumers are given another
notice that they should pay attention
to their winter requirements.
The following price, ruled generally -in retail
shops for good quality. Some value are frac
tionally higher and inferior .tuff fractionally
lower: - .
Butter Best creamery, 60 63c.
Eggs Fresh laid, 80c dozen; ordinary fresh,
75( 8Sc per down. i
1'oultry Chitkenr dreased, 40 50c per lb.j
Fish Salmon, 15 30c lb.; halibut, SO
35c per lb.
Flour Best local patent, $3.00 3.25 per
tack. 49 lbs.
Potato Burbanks. 2 4 c.
Onions Oregon, 2 H c
SEEP POTATOES nsiusi,
California ! buyer, eontimia to
nd White Rose potatoes for aeed but they are
now offering i not more than 1.50 per cental
at country1 point. Limited purchase of table
stock around j 1.00 1.25.
i
Tnirv.T TO n.OSE FOR HOLIDAY
With the retail shop, closed Jljd,y Thurs
day, transaction. n Front street will be nom
inal on Armistice day. Mist of the house will
close eaHy-iti the day. Financial institution,
will be closed). - ,
BRIEF TJOTES'OF PRODCCE TRADE
Country killed hog. and calves ateady.
Importations of 'California onion despite local
''Carload cilifo-nia Emperior grape in: sales
a roil ml 13c pound. ,
Pomegranire. being offered at 13.25 per box.
Apple trail). till showing excellent local de
mand, 'j
SUGAR PRICE HERE IS AGAIN OFF
.price of sugar showed -a loas of 60c during
the day. the ; new price being effective, at once
with beat case granulated at 111.50.
WEATHER SOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather bureau adrbie.: Protect .hiirmenU
during tke neat 88 hour, against the following
minimum temperatures: Going north. 3U de
grees; northeaat over 8.. P. A S. B. R.. 20 de
gree.; eaet to Baker, 20 degree; and south to
Ashland, 2 degrees. Minimum temperature at
Portland Wednesday night about 34. degree. ,
WHOLESALE PRICES K PORTLAND
Theie are prices reUilers pay wholesaler, ei-
rpt as othetwisa noted:
I Diilry Product. .
BL'TTEIt-4-Selling price, boi lota: Cream
ery, extras, parchment wrapped, 6Bc per 10.
Jobbing price: .Cube, extra, file lb.; dairy,
burtng price, 8 So per lb.
BUTTEBFAT Portland delivery basis, 85c
A grade; 52c' B 'grade; country .tation, 48 0
61c per lb. f
CHEKSE (-Selling price: Tillamook, frefh
Oregon fancy tripletta, 32e per lb.: Toung Amer
cas. T3c lb.i Prices to Jobber, f. o. b. Tilla
snook: Triplet.. 2c; Young America., 30c
filing price:. Block Swis. 484ic; Umbnrger.
40lte42r net lb.
EUU3 Buying price: Cnrrent receipt. 70e
per dos.; candled, selling price. 7 be; select, nuc
I4VF. POTTT-tnT Selling price: Hesry hsn.
fl Or tier nound: light ben. 22c per pound
mrini. liahtj 28s30e: heavy, 24s2Bc; old
rooster., 1214e per lb.: turkey., live, 85c
dressed, 3S45e: ducks. 40c.
Freh Vegetable, and Fruit
FRESH FUUIT Orange. 112.00 box
bananas. 13 Vs 13 He lb.; lemon. $5.75
0 50 a crate; grapefruit. Florida, $8.60
AO: California. S8.n0: ' peachea. $2,00 1
2.60 par box; peara, $2.73; Tokay grave. ISo
,P APPLE8--New. $1.00 4.0O.
DrwIEl) FKUITS Dates. Dromedaries, $7.25;
Fards. S4.&U per Dox; ngs, 3.60(4.00.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Local.
(1.75: association selling . price, car. $1.25:
California onions, $1.50 C4 1.75; garlic, 20c per
lb.; green onions, 4pc per dozen buncnei; onion
seta. me. per id.
POTATOES Belling price: Oregon fancy,
11.7 5: sweeta. 4 K ( 4 M c uer Tb.
BEBRIEH Huckleberries. 18 20c lb.; cran
berries, local, $5.50o.00 box; eastern, $18.60
syi.o jier dpi.
VEGETABLES Turning.' $2.76 rer aaek
carrots, $2.00; beets. $2.00; lettuce. $4.75 per
crate: cucumbers, $1.60 sack; tomatoes, Cali
fornia, $2.23(9 2.50 ulg; egg plant, 10c; broc
coli. l.iu w .ii": hell iieppera. . 12 15e
lb.; eelery, 60 85c dox.; string beans, 4 6c
per ID. ; uupoara squash, l 2c per lb.
Ati and -Provision. ,
' COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
hogs. 20tS21e per lb. for top blockers; heavy,
,J4(1lc; veal, 2i)c; neavy veal, 10012c.
SMOKED- MEATS Ham. 424tSo per lb.;
breakfast bacon. 33A6e; picnio. 27o per lb.;
cot'age roll, ana per in.
IABD Kettle rendered. 29 He lb.; tierc
basis, compound, 20 Sc.
i Fish td Shellfish
FRESH FISH Salmon,-: fresh Chinook, 20e
per lb.; haiilrat, iresti, 24c lb.: sturgeon. ( 1
Llack cod. 10 p 11c lb.; kippered salmon, $2.50
per 10 lb. tiaxket; kiiioered cod. $2.85; raaor
cianu. i .; crsos. s-.uisa.Ta dozen; ling
coa, o y pc er to.
r OYSTERS Eastern, per
Olympia, $5.50.
i Oroeerles
SUGAR 'Refinery basis:
fruit sml . berry, $11.50; D
granulated, $11.50; extra C,
C. $1100. I
HNEY-4Sew, $7.00 7.50 case; butt. 18c
par lb. I
BICE Japan style. No. 1, lie: New Orleans
. ntau, iue nose, iibhh rwr lb
SALT t3oare, half ground,- 100s, $17.25
per ion; ou. io. to; tame dairy oils $27.25
lle. $3. 50 4.00; fancv table and dairy
$34.50; lump rork. $28.60 per ton.
BEANS i Salea by jobbers: Small white
Cc lb.: large white, 6c;. pink, 7o per lb.: hmu;
JOe: bayou j J.c; reds. 7 Kc: Oregon brn.
buying prices, nominal
TANNED MILK Carnation. $8.00; Borden
$6.00; Astor. $590; Eagle. $12.50; Ubbyl
$5 90: Mount Vernon, 35.90 per ease.
COFFEE -Boasted. 25 940c in sacks or
drums. - - I -.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 18o per lb.
NUTS Walnuts, -23 6 26c per lb. : almonda.
J7H28c; filberts, 82c in sack lots; pea
nuts, L4tt$15c; pecana. 25c; Braills, 35c
Higher Opening
For Wheat Shown
In Chicago Pit
Chicago, Nov. 10.(1. N. S.) Wheat
scored sharp advances- today, carrying
other grains to higher levels on reports
that the British commission were in the
market and had taken from 3,000.000 to
5.000.000 bushels of wheat. Shorts were
persistent in their covering through the
session.
General news was favorable to the
bulls and the market displayed more po
tential strength than for many weeks
past. Provision trade- was slow but
ruled firm.
At the close December wheat was S'ic
to 9ic higher and March 6c up. De
cember corn advanced 1(&1c, May
4c to c and July c to c higher.
December oats .were lc higher and
May TbG advanced.
Provisions closed strong.
STAGNATJON SHOWN HOGS ARE STEADY
IN FLOOR TRADING
SEVERE WHEAT LOSS
Wheat bid were made on the Port
land Merchants' Exchange Wednesday
for the first time since ; Friday. They
show losses of 80c to SSe a busheL, the
greatest, known during any similar
period. ' . '
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Reported by Portland Merchants Exchange:
Wheat. Barley. Hour. uaia. ttay.
Portland. Wed.. 24 1
Season to date.. 6739 80
Taeoma, Tue . . 4 .... ,
fkason to date.. 2674 37
HeatOe. Tuee... 10 3
Svason to date.. 2479 137:
5
801
6
369
3
143
227
' 6
5
149
15
708
4
884
4
836
December
March . .
December
May
December
May . . .
lec.
May . . .
Dec. ....
May
FORK
November .. 2300 2310
January .... 2400 241$
LARD
November .. 1825 1847
January 1540 1557
RIBS
November . . . Nominal
January 1310 1317 1310
Cash wheat No. 2 red. 2.16: No.
1.88;' No. 3 hard, 1.84.
Callon. $5.00
Cube. $13.35;
yeuow, S1U.80
$10.30; golden
Chicago rings by United Press
WHEAT
Open. High.
178 187
175H 171
CORN
78 80
83 84 U
OATS
49 50 Ti
55 H 56 i,
RYE
153 1.19 H
143 1494
BARLEY
86 88
Low.
178
174
78 .
82 H
49
55
153 4
143
83
2300
2375
1823
1540
Close.
188
181 'i
,79
84
BOH
56
159H
148
87H
87
2303
2390
1840
1530
1375
. 1315
2 hard.
Absolute stagnation is showing In the
local market for flour at the momen, be
cause of the erratic tone of the wheat
trade. With the lack of definite quota
tions on wheat here for some days, the
local flour trade has been thrown into
turmoil. j
Chicago showed a rather-stiff price reaction
during the morning and the early advance there
gave some confidence to the Pacific Northwest
trade. Little business is resulting at producing
points. While country offerings of wheat are
not liberal, they are more than sufficient to
take care of all needs of the trade.
. A further reduction of $1, a ton is showing
in the price of millstuffs here, millrun being
quoted down to $47 a ton at the mills, and
some are said to be secretly shading that
price.
Oats and barley markets are extremely quiet
locally. !
Hay trade is showing a nominal price basis
with activity not pronounced at any Pacific
Northwest- point. ' -
FLOCK Selling price, mill door. Patent.
$11.00: Montana spring wheat. $11.40; Willam
ette valley brands, $9.00 9.50; local straights,
$9.10; bakers' local, $10.25010.50; graham.
$9.20; whole wheat. $9.40. ; Price for city de
liveries 15c extra; suburban. 2 Oo extra.
HAY Buying price, nominal.- Willamette
timothy, fancy, $28,.0030.00 Per ton; clover,
$20.00; cheat, $23.00; straw, $11.00 11.50;
grain, $25.00: alfalfa. $24.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta.
10 10 He; domestic. 11c. in car lots; less
amounts higher.
MILL-STUFFS Mill run t mill sacked,
$47.00.
OATS Per ton. buying price. Feed, $41.00
45.00.
BARLEY Buying pries: Feed, $45.00;
milling, $40.00.
SEED Buyinj price. Nominal; no demand.
Red clover, reclesned. ( ) , per lb. : alsike.
( ) ; vetch, ).
FEEDS TUFFS F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar
ky. $58.00: alfalfa meal, $30.00; coeoanut
meal. $50.00; soy bean meal, $08.00; linseed
meal. $81.00; cracked com, $60.00; whol
corn. $57.00 ton: acratch feed, $74.00; whole
oats. $52.00; rolled oats, $54.00 per ton.
ROLLED OATS Selling price. $11.00 bbL
Merchant' Exchange bids:
WHEAT
TOPS SELL AT $15
WEDNESDAY HOG MARKET
Tone Top
....Steady $15.6
....Steady " 13.75
.. . .40 to 15c lower 12.9$
...Slow 18.25
....25c lower 18.5a
Portland . . .
Chicago ... ,
Omaha
Kansas City
Denver . . . .
507 140 15 613
364 ... 813
419 20 10 25
297 87 . . . 438
643 . 64 12 237
948 125 - ... 552
378 124 ... - ...
664 70 . 11 142
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BU3
Hoes. Cattle. Calves.
Wednesday
Week ago
Two weeks ago.....
Four weeks ago. . ,
Year ago .gj. . . , . .
Two years ago
Three years ago . . .
Four years ago. . . .
Fifteen carloads of livestock came to
North. Portland for Wednesday. Hogs
were steady, but extreme tops were $15;
cattle were slow to steady, and sheep
slow.
In the hog alleys $ 1 5 was the extreme top
for swine during the Wednesday North .Port
land trade. There was only a small run and
the-market was considered steady. While a aale
had been made several days previous at $15.25,
this was scarcely the general market and no
further business was done at that price.
General hog market range:
Prime mixed
Smooth heavy
Rough heavy
Fat pigs , . .
Feeder pifii
IS
SUGAR
GROUP
IS
SHNG
L
OS
Hard white . .
Soft white
White club . . .
Hard .winter . .',
Northern spring
Red Walla
Nov.
, 155
150
150
150
150
147
Dee.
153
153
155
150
150
147
, . $14.50 ( 15.00
, . 14.00 14.60
, . 10.00 13.25
, . 12.00 14.00
, . 11.00 13.50
Cattle Are Slow
While prices were considered fairly steady,
the Wednesday morning market for cattle at
North Portland was rather alow. Arrivals for
the day were only of small ' volume.
General cattle range:
Choice steers $ 8.50 9 25
Good to choice steers 7.50 8.50
Medium to good steer.. 6.60 7.50
Fair to Medium steers 8.00 6.50
Common to fair steer. 6.25 e 6.O0
'Choice cow and heifers .6.25 7.00
Good to choice cows and heater. 0.25 8. Jo
Medium to good cows and heifers 4.25 5.25
Fair to medium cows and heifers 3.25 4.25
t anners . : 2.50 3.25
Bulls 5.00 8.0O
Choice dairy calves 13.00 15.00
Heavy calve
Best light calves
Medium light calves
Re-st feeders
Fair to good feeders
Sheep Rule Slow
While lambs are considered good property in
the North Portland yards at this time, sheep
were rather slow during the Wednesday morning
trade. Arrivals totaled 813 bead and these
were sold around former figures, but tbe trade
was not healthy.
General sheep and lamb range:
East of mountain lambs $9. 50 10.00
Willamette valley lambs ....... 8.50 a 9.00
Feeder iambs 8. C0 8.50
Cull lambs 5.00 6.00
Yearling! 5.00 7.50
Wethers 6.00 6.50
Ewes 2.50 6.75
Tuesday Afternoon Sales
STEERS
, New York, Nov. 10. (I. N. S.) The
stock market closed strong today. There
was a reversal of market sentiment Jn
the final dealings after many issues had
made new low records for the year. Buy
ing orders came into the market from
many sources toward the close, causing
upturns of from 1 to over 6 points from
the low. Steel common, . after making
a new low, rose to 84, and Baldwin Loco
motive rallied from 1024 to 106. Mex
ican Petroleum rose 6 from the low to
170 and Pan-American Pete advanced
3 points to 78. .Southern Pacific ad
vanced 3 points to 11374. Studebaker,
after making a low for the year at 49,
jumped to 51. Sears Roebuck sold up
5 points to 108. ''(''
Government bonds unchanged ; " rail
way and other bonds steady.
The sugar stock a s group were weak, Cuba
Cane tailing xfk to 28. and American Bugar
was down 1 to 97 U. National Lead also
waa heavy, falling lhi to 70 H Reading sold
up 1 point at 66, and Pan American Petro
leum 1ft to 77. , :
Cooks Co., , Board
Quotations furnished
Km., Inc.: f . .. ..-.
security Matartty - nm aaea
B. Cot. Oil 6s..... 9. 2.24 lU 92
Ass. T. T. 6s.... 10. 1.22 95 98 H
Am. T. V T. tts.... i. 1,24 93 S 4
Am. Thread 6 12. 1.28 64H. 06
Am. Tobacco 7a. . ..11. 1.20 84 H 96
Am. Tobacco 7. 11. 1.21 99
. Tobacco 7. .....11. 1.22 99
Am. Tobacco 7... ..11. 1.23 100
Anglo Am. Oil 7H. 4, 1.23 100 H
Armour Ccnv. 7a.... 7.15.30 HI
Belgian Gov. IV,.. 6, 1.45 100
Belxian Gov. 6. 1. 1.21 99 H
Belgian Gov. 6s..... 1, 1.25 91
Beth. Steel 7. ..... 7.13,22 97
Beth. Steel 7. . . . . 7.15.23 9$
Britiah Gov. 6H...U. 1.21 98
P-'tish' Gov. 5H...11. 1.22 95 .
Csnariian Gov. 5s. 8, 1.21 98
Canadian Gov. 5H. 8. 1,29 93
Cudahy Parkine 7s. 7.15.23 98 H
Inter. R. T. 7.... 9. 1.21 79 H
Japanese Got. 4 Ha. 7,10.25 74
Kennecott Cop. 7a. . 3. l.SU vs
I.igg. Myers Too. Ss.12. 1,21 88 '
Moline Flow 7s.... 9. 1.21 98
k-olins Plow 7s.... . 9. 1.22 95
Moline Plow 7s.... 9. 1,23 94
Mohne Plow 7s.... 9, 1.24 93
Nor. Pao. Equip. 7. 6.15,22 99 H
Pae. Gas 7s 5, 1.25 97
Swift Co.i 6s 8.15.21 96 H
TJ. S. Rubber 7... 12. 1,28 98V
Furnished by Overbeck &
of Trade building:
DESCRIPTION:
7p0 9.00'
100(813.00
9.00 11.00
7.00 7.50
' 6.00 7.00
No.
No.
Brewing
Feed .
white
gray
FEED OATS
BARLEY
. 4450 .4500
. . No bid
No. S Eastern (bulk)
No. 3 local (bulk)
COWS
.4500
. ,4400
4500
4400
There will be no session Thursday.
,.4275 8900
No bid
POTATOES
COAST
ALONG THE
Seattle Market -
Seattle. Nov. 10. (U. P. ) Potatoes
Yakima Gems, per ton, $45; local, $35 36 ton.
an Francisco Market
San Francisco. Nov. 10. (IT. P.) River
Whites. $1.752.35; Salinas. $3.00; sweet,
2 3c.
Onion. Yellow snd white. 7390e: Aus
tralian brown, 75c $1.25.
an Francisco Barley Market .
Ssn Francisco. Nov. 10. (U. P.) Spot
feed, per cental, $2.05 2.15; shipping, $2.25
Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles. Nov. 10. Potatoes Stockton
Burbanks, mostly. $2.25 2.60; few high a
$2.76; Idaho russets, mostly, $2.25 2.50; few
high as $2.73.
DAIRY PRODUCTS OF THE COAST
! Market
Seattle, Nor. 10. (U. P.) Butter Cream
ery cubes, 65c; bricks, 66c.
Eggs Freeh, ranch, 78c; pullets, 60 62c
Milk $2.
Sari Francisco -Market
San Francisco. Nov. 10. -(U. P.1 Butter !
Extras, 67 He -
Egg Extras. 80 He; first. 78 He: pullet.
69c
Cheeso California flats, fancy. 32c : prime
firsts. 26c.
Los Angeles Market
; Los Angeles, Nov. 10. Butter, B9c.
Eggs Extra. 86c; ess count. 84c; pallets,
74c; pee wees, 68c. - ' - ,
Poultry Unchanged.
STEADY TONE FOR COTTON
WITH AN EARLY ADVANCE
New York. Nov. 1 0. ( L N. S. ) The cot
ton market was steady at the opening today,
initial quotations being unchanged to 23 points
higher. Shorts seemed to be uervous' over the
appearance of wet weather in the Southwest
attended by low temperatures which, it waa
feared, would result in a freeze tonight. There
waa free covering at the start and support also
came from Wall street interests, the demsnd
from the latter being due partly to an improve
ment in foreign exchange. : Spot concerns and
Liverpool sold.
At the end of the first "0 minutes the list
was steady and about 20 points net higher.
The rally which started around 2 o clock
gained strong headway in the late dealings.
The trad bought and shorts covered. the
close waa steady at s net advance of '24 80
points.
Soot cotton was quiet today, 20 point higher.
at 20.03c
Month.
January .
March
May
July
September.
October . .
December .
.Rosebnrg Claims Shortage .
Roseburg. Not. 10. Recent reports from tha
farming sections of Douglas county are to the
effect that Thanksgiving turkeya will not be aa
plentiful aa first reports given out concerning
the supply. The very heavy rainfall during ths
month of October prevented - the birds from
foraging as they usually do, and upon investi
gation it was found that the birds were not in
aa good condition as earlier investigations seemed
to show.
Owing to this fact the supply win be cut short
for the Thanksgiving trade, as there is not
enough time now before the birds are marketed
to put them in proper condition.
. Th market is not opened yet, snd no sales
have been made for either live or dressed birds.
Douglas county would supply her usual amount
of birds tor Thanksgiving but for the above
reason that. they are not gotnc to be in condi
tion for the trade, and many will be held over
lor the Christmas trade;
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. Nov. 10. L N. S.l Bntter
Receipts, 449 tuba; creamery extras, 62c; firsts.
i(?auc: paccing stock, zaw32c. - -
Eggs Receipts, 2065 cases. Miscellaneous, 67
64c; o miliary firsts. 58 61c; firsts, 67
eoe; cnecas, outs' Jc; turtles. 4U(47c
Cheese Twins (new) , ,24 H 25c; daisies.
2526c: Young Americas, 2826Hc; long
norns. 2on nnci,c.
uve poultry Turkeys. 18(4 26 He: springs.
:oc; rcwsicre, iiic; geese, owe; aucas, 23c.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, - Grain, Ete.
11$ - 17 I Board of Trad Banding
' .'i ' v ' --
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chicago Board ot Trad V
,' Correspondents of Logs Bryan
- Chicago ; . York -
HOTEL HOYT
Strictly Fireproof, v Jfamr Both Depots and
convenient car service te all parte of tha city.
. Single Room Without ath, 81 and u
ingls Room With Bath, $2 and ho
ELBERT ROM SUnagsr
New York Bntter and Eggs
New York, Not. 10.--L K. 8.) Butter
Market steady. Creamery extras, 8467e;
ertamery firsts, 48 63c; creamery, higher scor
ing. 6487c; state dairy tubs, 37 62c;
renovated extras, 46 47c . ;
Cheese Market steady." ! Stats Whole milk
specials, 2 (9 toe: whole milk fancy, 22 14
25c Wisconsin Whole milk, fancy Young
Amervas, unchanged. state Skims, specn
28H29c; skims, choice. 1820c; skims,
choice to good. 16 17 He
r-ggs Market firm; nearby white, fancy, 98c
V . . nearor Drown, ranci. mu M tn
owe ooc.. iirsu, iiwgic.
Dried Frnlt and Beans
New York, Not. 10. (I. N. S. Beans
Weak. Marrow, choice. $9.00 9.25; pes,
choicer $5.50 6.00.
-uned fruits Dull.- Apricots, extra choice
to fancy. 29 36c; apples, evaporated, prime to
i"' 612Hc; prunes, 30s to 60s. 14 H
20c; 80 to 100sr 8H12c; peaches, extra
j i.ucy. H(j;ic; seeded
Choice to fancy, 23 H 25c j
raisins.
Frost at i Rosebnrg
. f!Ti 1S0T- 10- coldest night of
,KJ,"0n.w" Sa"d" nient.- Noeembsr 7.
i, trometJ registered 80 abov at ths
local weather bureau. No damage was re-
-ZaI J trv au oean harvested.
Banks Will Close
For Armistice Day
In commemoration of tho second
anniversary of the signing of the
armistice, Portland's financial Insti
tutions will be closed Thursday. No
vember 11. .
No aale.
Open. High. Low.' Close.
. 1840 1885 1811 1860
. 1815 1865 18(H) 1840
, . 1801 1845 1780 1830
.. 1763 1824 1757 1780
. 1752
, . 1765 1800 1745 1770
. 1880 1932 1850 1902
Liverpool Cotton Easier
IJverrjool. ' Not. 10. (I. N. 8.) Spot cot
ton opened in moderate demsnd today. Prices
were easier. galea BUUO bales.
American mids.. 19.75; good mlds.. 17 "";
full mids.. 16.00; mids., 14.50; low mids..
10.95: good ordinary, 8.00; ordinary. 7.00.
Future opened easy.
New York Metal Market
New. York. Nov. 10. Copper Dull: spot and
Nov. offered 15; Dec, Jan., Feb. and Mar. of
fered 15 H. .
Lead Weak: snot and Nov. offered 0i0:
Dec. and Jan. offered 655.
Spelter Weak: spot Nov. and Dec. offered
675; Jan., Feb. and March offered C85.
New York Bond Market
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co. Board
of Trade building: Bid. Ak.
Atchison Genl. 4s . 77 77
Bait A. Ohio Gold 4s , 73 78
Beth. Steel Bef. 6s..... 80 87
Cent Pacifio 1st 4 ...71 71 1
C, B. Q. CoL 4s 96 96'
St Paul Genl. 4 Hs T8 78 7s
Chicago N-W. Genl. 4s ...... . 79
L. & N. Cni. 4s i... 81H 82
New York Ry. 5s 27 30 H
Northern Pac. P. L. 4 78 H 7D
Reading Genl. At .......... 85H 88 H
Union Pac. 1st 4s..... 80H 81
U. 8. Steel 5s 93 93 H
Union Psc. 1st Ref. 5s ...... 71 76,
Southern Pac Conv. 5a ...... 114H 115
Southern Pac Conv. 4s 77 7H
Ptnn. Conv. 4s 89 90
Penn. 1st 4Hs S3 84.
Ches. & Ohio Conv. 6. 87 88
Or. Short Lino 4s :.. ...82 bS
Liberty Bond Sales
Furnished by Overbeck it Cooke company:
No. Ave. lbs. Price No. Aye. lb. Price
1 470 $ 4:00 1 520 $ 4.00
1 1100 : 7.25 4.... 1052 7-.50
6.... 117. 6.60, 20.... 1224 7,50
5.... 1020 7.00 2.... 370 4.50
2.... 890 6.50 2.... 975 6.50
1.... 650 0 n0 1 700 6.50
1...-. 810' 0.50 1 720 6.00
1.... 780 6.50 1 840 6.60
1.,.. 780 6.50 1...-. 890 8.50
1.... 750. 6.50 1.... 63t 6.00
8.... 647 6.25 1.. ... 510 3.50
6.... 941 7.00
COWS
J 990 $ 4.00 2 873 $ 3.50
1.... 680 3.00 12 908 6.23
10.... 822 4.50 2 900 4. Oil
1.... 880 ' 2.00 2.... 850 4.0'J
3 793 4.00 14 1008 6.00
2 1160 5.00 5 1014 5.50
. 797 4.00 4.... 615 4.50
2 970 3.50 1 930 4.50
7....-i834 3.25 2 860 4.00
2.... 805 3.23 1....1020 5.00
1 820 3.50 39. ...1010 5.75
1....1040 5.06 . 1 950 3.50
3.... 866 4.00 13.... 1024 8.00
3 810 3.50 2.... 675 3.50
1 870 4.50 1.... 780 4.00
2.... 835 5.00 1 830 4.50
1....1060 3.25
CALVES
11.... 212 $ 5.50 32.... 350 $ 7.00
BULLS
1 1180 $ 4.00 1....1280 $ 5.00
STAGS
1.... 980 $ 5.50
MIXED
7.... 621 $ 5.00 4.... 597 $ 6.75
6.... 801 2.75 6.... 558 5.50
22 777 5.00 2.... 360 5.50
6.... 6G4 5.50
HOGS
4.... 152 $15.00 1 320 $12.00
1.... 370 12.00 S 176 15.00
5 18tf 15.00 1 240 15.00
11.... 210 15.00 6.... 190 15.00
66.... 165 14.50 3 440 12.23
2.... 250 14.50 4.... 252 14.50
2.... 490 12.50 2.... 185 14.50
8.... 270 14.50
LAMBS
9.... 50 $ 6.50 !
iWE3
12..., 156 $ 4.00 j 60 73 $ 2.00
235.... 86 3.75
YEARLINGS ,
63. . . . 77 $ 7.50 I
MIXED
22. ... 99 $ 3.25
Wednesday Morning Sale
STEERS
No.
64. .
1 . .
7..
58 . .
37..
1..
8..
Ave. lbs.
. .1082
. . 5BO
212
.. 202
. . 208
.. 470
... Ill
Price
$ 7.00
12.00
13.50
1 5.00
1 5.00
13.00
EWES
$ 4.00 (
No.
31 .
3 .
11.
1.
13.
Ave. lbs.
. . .1118
. . . 413
. .. 195
. . . 600
. .. 124
Price.
$ 7.O0
13.00
15.00
11.00
13.50
PRICES
High. Low. Close.
Liberty, 3Ht ........ 9520 9560 9500
Liberty, First 4s .... 8882
Liberty, Second 4s 9700 8890 8030
Lbterty. First 414l 8950 8R0 8S0O
Liberty, Second 4s.... 87M 8890 8694
Liberty, Third 4.... 9000 8950 8946
Liberty, Fourth 4 .... 8750 8706 8726
Victory. 4s 9624 9604 9608
Victory, 3s 9618 . 9006 0810
Naval Stores "Market .
New York, Nor. 10. Turpentine Savannah,
112; New York. 119.
Reain Savannah. 1160; New York,' 1295.
New York Sngar and Coffee
New York. Nov. 10. (U. P.) Sugar
Weaker. Raw, $7.27; refined, dull; granu
lated. $10.50 11.00.
Coffee No. 7 Bio, spot, 7c; No. 4 San
toe, 1111C.
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago, Not. 10. (L N. 8.) Potatoes
Receipt.. 83 car. Minnesota whites, $2.00
2.20; red Chios, $2.50 2.60; Ohio rural.
acxea, sz.au.
Sub-Treasnry Statement
New York. Not. 10. Clearing house state
ment: Sab-treasury debits, $64,274: exchanges,
$775,885,117; balances. $74,635,128.
New YoTk-London Silver
New York. Not. 10. Commercial bar silver,
domestic unchanged at 99 He; . foreign, lHe
higher at 82 e.
London, Nor. 10. (I. N. S.) Bar silver
was d higher today at 64 d.
Refinery Price Lower
San Franciaco. Nor. 10. (U. P.) Sugar
dropped from lie to 10He a pound, wholesale.
today, according to an announcement by ths
California A Hawaiian sugar refinery. This w
tbe second drop in two weeks.
San Francisco Poultry market
1 Ran Francisco, Not. 1 0. ( V. P. ) Broilers
! " 85c; large hens, 88 40c; best docks, 27
: ejsoa.
New York Potato Market
i New York, Not. 10. !. N. A. ) --Potatoes
(in bulk, barrel or bag) Steady. Nearby white,
$2.75 W 4.10; Southerns.' $3.50 8. 5.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK
Omaha Hoa $12.90
South Omaha. Nov. 10. Hogs Receipt.
6500: 10c to 15c lower; quality good. lop,
i" on
i-.tfl. Rerelnls. 4800. Beef" ateer and
butcher cattle, steady to 15c lower; stacker and
feeders. dulL !
Sheep Receipts. 10.000:; tedy on 11
classes. Lambs, $12.00; fed yearlings, $9.75;
ewes, $6.2o.
ftaaUls Moos S1B.2S
Seattle. Wash., Nov. 10. Hog. Receipts;
85; steady. Prime light. S14.75W10.2S
medium to choir $13.75 014.75: rough, hear
les. $10.75 11.25; smooth heavies. $12.75
13.25: oirs. 311.50 13.00.
Cattle Receipts. 52; steady. Prime steers,
S9.50M10.O0: common to good. $6.00 7.60;
medium to choice, $8.00 9.00; best cows and
heifers, $8.50 7.00; common to good, S3.0U
5.00; medium to choice, $5.00 6.00; calves;
$8.50 UC 13.00: hulls $4.00 6.00,
gheep Receipts, 250; steady. Yearlings,
7.508.n : wethers. $8.60 .7.r.O ; ewes.
$4.00 8.00: valley lambs. $$.00 9.00: prime
lambs. $9.50 10.00: cull lambs. S5.UU9 8.UU.
Chlcaas How S13.7B
Chicago. Not. 10. (I. N. 8.) Hog Re-
ceniU 16.000. Bulk. $12.85 13.60; top.
Sia 75? heawweiffht. $18. 00 13.60 : medium
,hi 113 25 ( 18.70: lieht weia-ht. $13.0O&
packing sows, smooth. $12.50 12.85; packing
sows, rough. $12.00 13,50.
Cattle Receipts ls.uou; Jii.au w 11.au;
feeder steers, strong; beef steers, medium and
heavvweiirht. $15.75(8)17.50: choice and prime,
x is 7.1 m. i7.nu: medium ana s-ooa. siu.uuw
15.25: light weight. S13.Z0 ( l i.za; ngni
weieht. $13.25 0 17.25: good and choice, $13.25
m 17.23: common and medium, ss.uu w u.-a ;
butcher cattle, heifers, $5.00 13.00; cows.
SB UU Ail 1.25: bulls. $5.25 10.00: canneTS
and cutters, cows snd heifers. $3.30 4.56; can-
ner steers, $4.00 6.00; veal calve (light and
handvweiehtl. . $18.00 0 14.76: feeder steers,
$7.250 11.50: stocker steers. $7.25 11.50;
stocker cows and heifers. $5.00 9.25; stocker
calves. $9.00 10.35; w rate re n range cattle,
beef steers. $5.75 9. 75.
. . . . . . . 1 . ! tl1 - . 1 . 1 . ,..1..
OOCep Stecgipis -v.vw. mirici Blow, lauiim
(84 lbs. down). $10.75 012.50; lambs, culls
and common. $9.00 10.50: yearling wethers.
$9.00011.00: ewes. $5.00 0 6.50; ewes, culls
and common. $3.00 4.75: breeding ewes, $5.5
08.23; feeder lambs, sa.uo 0 lit.uu.
Denver Hogs $18.60
Denver. Col. . Nov. 10. ( U. P.) Cattl
Receipts. 4500, 25c lower; steers, $8.00
, 11 t . mnA hifM A Mil Itr. 7 An- . mtrv.
rs and feeders, $7.000 9.00; calves. $7.50
11.00. .
Hoc Receipts. 1000, 23o lower; top,
$18.60; bu'ik. $12.60 0 13.00.
Mhmm Kecemta. 22.0OOW steady: ' lambs.
$11.23011.75; ewes, $4.75 0 6.00-. feeders.
$11.2312.25. .
Knuat CM Moos B13.2B
Kansas City. Mo., No, 16. L N. S.l
Cattle. 11,000. normal; steers, $11.00015.30;
rows and heifers. $7.00013.00; stocker. and
feeders. $8 00014.00; calves, $8.00013.50
Hues 11.000.. slow; bulk. $12.75013.10
tops, $18.25; heavies, $12.80 0 13.25; lights.
$12.75 013.19; mediums, S1Z.730 13.10.
' Sheep 7000. stow; lamb. $11.0012.25
New York Wool and Hides
New York, Nov. 10. (L N. 8.) Wool -
rnsetUed. DoBieetic fleece. XX Ohio. 32
60c; domestic, pulled, scoured basts, 80 80c
Texas, scoured basis. 60e 0 61.10.
Hide Dull. Native steers, 19 20c; brand
ed steers, nc
Ajax Rubber
Alaska Gold ........
Alaska Juneau ......
Allis-Chalmers ......
Am. Beet Sugsr
Am. Can Co. ..... . . .
Am. -Car Sc Fdy
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Express
Am. Hide k. Leather.
Am. Intl. Corp
Am, Linseed
Am. Locomotive
Am. Hmelter
Am. Snuff ........
Am. Steel Fdy i
Am. Sugar . .
Am. Sumatra ...... i
Am. Tel. & Tel ......
Am. Tobacco
Am. Wool
Am. Zinc
Anaconda
Assd. Oil
Atchison ..........
Atlantic Coast Line . . .
Aa Gulf & W. I...
Baldwin Loco
Hal to & Ohio
Beth. Motors
B. E. T
Butte C. ti Z....!..
Butte Sup. .......
Caddo. Oil '
Canadian Pac ........
Cen. I,eather
Cerro De Pasco ......
Chi. & N. W ......
Chi. Gt W
Chili Cop. .'.
Chino
., M. St. P
C. A O
Colo F. & I. .'.
Colo. Southern
'Cons. Gas ........
Corn Prod. .'
tcsden Oil ,
C, R. LAP
Crucible . . .
Dome Mines
D. A R. G
Erie . .
Famous Players ....
Fed. Ming. St Smelt.,
Fisk Tire
Gaston Wins. . .
Gen. Ci;ars ........
Gen. Elec.
Gen. Motor ........
Granby ...........
Gt Nor. Ore .
Gt Nor. pfd .
Greene Ca-nsnea , , . .
Gulf S. Steel
Hssk Barker .......
Houston Oil .......
Ills. Central ........
Inspiration
Int. Agr. Corp, Com . .
Interboro
Interstate Callahan
nt Harvester
Int Merc. Marine . . .
lnt Nickel
Int. Paper
Invincible Oil
sland Oil
E. C. ' Southern . . . . .
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel . . . .
Lehigh Valley ......
Ixiuisville A Nashville
Mexican Petroleum . .
Miami
Middle States Oil ... .
Mid vale Steel
M. K. A T.
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
M. St. P & S. S.
M. A St L.
National Biscuit .-. .
National Ems melt .
National Lead . . . .
Nevada Cons. ......
New Haven -.
Norfolk A W
Northern Pac
N. Y. Air Brake...
Y. Central
Okla. Prod, ref ... .
Ontario & W
Otis Steel .......
Pan. Amn. Pet. . . .
Peon. ,
Peo. Ga
Pure Oil
Pierce Oil
Pressed Steel Car..
Pullman
Ray Cons. .......
Reading .........
Replogle Steel . . , . ,
Republic I. A 8 . . . ,
Royal Dutch Oil . . .
Ry. Steel Spg.
Shattuck, Ariz .... ,
Sinclair
SHORT TERM IfOTESf :
by Clark, Kendall
100
100
100 .
100
97
100
100
92
98 H
97 H
98
95
98
93
99
75
74H
93
98 H
66
99
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BATES
Corrected daily br the foreign exchange de
partment of the United States National bank.
Quotations below, except tho pouno sterling,
are quoted on the basis of 100 units foreign
currency. .
Opening nominal rates on bank, -transactions
Draft Cable Par
fjindnn Clitcks. Transfers. Value.
Lb, sterling. 8 3.38 $ 3.39 H $ 4.866
Paris Frsnes S.82 5.84 19.30
M.
High Low j Close
35 HI 34 34
I
1
29 28 28
64 H 63 63 H
28 26 T 27
130 126 H 130
23
134 .
9 H 8 9
G3?, 60 34
63
91 87 90 i
65 63 64
. 102
34 H 33 34
9.8 H 95 98
77 76 77
100 0 99
118 114 118
64 61 63 H
I 8 8H 8H
49 46 H 48
109
i 87 86 87
94
126H 122 .....
106 H 102 106
44 43H 44
3 3 i3
13 1J 13
6
14
16 16 18
122 120 121 Vt
39 38 39
36 36. 36
81 80 81
9 , 9 9
13 13 13
24 23 23
40 39 40
66 65 66',.
30 30 30
31
83 85' ' 85
79 76 79
36 35 36
35 33 34
112 107 111
12 12 12
1 1 1
16 15 16
64
9
18 17 18
4 4 4
58 58 5H
136 132 135
15 14L 13
26
32 31 81
87 84 86
24
41 40 41
93 97" 90
91
41 38 41
. , . 18
5
7 7 7 ,
102 101 1101
16 15 16
1 6 16 16
58 58 58
29 H 28 29
5 5 5
22 21 22
22 21 21
59 57 58
52 51 52
103
170 164 169
18 18 18
12 12 12
36 34 35
4H 4 4
25 24 25
20 19 20
80
16
100 H
63 51 62
72 71 71
10 10 H 10
30 29 29-
98 H
00 H 88 90 H
: . . 89
80 79 80
3 3 3
21 20 20
19
78 75 78
42 42 42
39 38 39
37 37 37
13 18 13
81 90 91 H
108 105 107
13 12 13
96 94 P8
. 73 72 72
72 68 70
72 70 72
88 ,
6 6 6
. 28) 26 1 27
Ham burg-Berlin-
Marks
Genoa Lira ,
Athens
Drachmas .
Copenhagen
Kroner . . .
Christiania
Kroner . . .
Stockholm
Kroner . .
Hongkong
Currency .
Japan -Yen
Shanghai
Taels ...
1.18
3.41
. 9.12
. 13.20
. 13.20
. .18.90
. 70.00
. 50.60
.94
1.18
3.42
9 22
13.30
13.30
19.00
70.50
60.75
28.81
19.30
19.80
26.70
26.70
26.70
48.84
.94
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Portland Bank .
Clearings This week. Year ago.
Tuesday . . . .$ 8.183,087.00 Holiday. 1
Wednesday .. 5,801.851.61 8,929.854.5
STOCK MARKET
By Broadan Wall ' j
New York, Nov. 10. With total
transactions amounting to nearly
1,500,000 shares, -the stock market
displayed extreme weakness Tues
day, reflecting the apprehension en
tertained on the part of security
owners regarding .the deflation go
ing on in the industrial Situation and
Its commodity markets. - i
The weakness waa most acute in the
industrial department, where some un
usually large losses were recorded and
new low records were made.
The market closed in the midst of the
selling movement, final quotations being
the lowest for the session. Specialties
dropped from 3 to 10 points, the maxi
mum decline being in Mexican Petrole-
n. standard Issues were 1 to 2 points
under the previous closing quotations.
Professional traders were busy all day
attacking the vulnerable spots. The low
er quotations were recorded as- a result
of their selling brought out liquidation
by persons who havo been holding stocks
which they bought in commission houses
at much higher prices. , - -
Call money opened and renewed at t
per cent, - but closed at 10. Demand
sterling advanced 4 cents, but practically .
no attention was paid to Its act ion j One
authority says the value of the corn crop r
has declined $1,500,000,000 compared
with last year ; the depreciation in oata
and wheat is $1,000,000,000, and in the
cotton crop $1,250,000,000. This Indicates
the extent of the decreased purchasing
power of the farmer.
Southern Pacific was relatively firm
the greater part of the day. but weak
ened in the late dealings and closed at
the low price of the day with a net de
cline of nearly . 4 points.
Foreign Exrhanre Market
New Tork. Nov. 10. (li. P.) Foreign
change opened higher today. Sterling. $3.38;
np lit; francs, .0.VS5. unchanged: lire, .0342,
up .0001; mark. .0117. up .0(101.
The market! closed steady. Demand' sterling.
'$3.8H. tip .1! franc, J582 , off
.0002 : lire. .0344. up .0003: marks. .0118.
unchanged, and Canadian dollars, .8920, otf
.00055. :
YIEI
LD
Exempt From All Dominion Government Tax
Spokane Bsnki
Clearing Wednesday ,
Balance Wednesday
Seattle Sank
Clearing. Wednesday . . $
Balances Wednesday
Tacoma Banks
Clearings Wednesday $
Balances Wednesday
an Francisco Bank.
Clearings Wednesday ........ $29,900,000.00
Los Angels Bank
Clearins Wednesday ........ $12,686,857.00
We Offer Subject to Prior Sale and Changs In Prlco
The Unsold Portion
City of Edmonton
.$ 2,295.714.00
880.215.UU
5.572.019.00
1,234,577.00
711.233.00
29.614.00
Stock I High I Low Bid j Close"
Sioss Shef. .1 65 54 55"
Southern Pac 113 110 113
Southern Ry. 27 28 27
Stromberg Carb. ........ 67 , 64 .... '.
J Studebaker .. , .. 63 49 51
Srift A Co. .. ; 104
1-nn. Cop & Chem 9 8 fl
Texaa Oil .'. 48 46 48
Teias Pac. .. 24 22 23
Texas Pac. C. AO, 28 25 27
Tob. Prods. ... 59 59 69 U
Tram Cont. Oil .;. 10 10 10H
Union Pac. 124 128 124
U. S. Ind. Alcohol 75 74 74
IT 8. Rubber 68 67 67
V. S. Steel 84 82 88,
Utah Copper 66 55 66
Virginia Chemical 48 48 48
Vsnsdium Steel 48 46 47
Vivsndou 12 11 11
Wabash 9 9 9
Western Pacific 37 85 85
Western Union 88 H 88 88
Westinghouse E. AM 46 45 46
Willys-Overland 9 8 8
Wisconsin Centrsl 40
Ex.-Div. 1 per cent.
tEx.-Div. 1 per cent
Ex.-Div. 1 per cent.
City of
Vancouver
B. C.
4V2 Gold
Bonds
CI N C E publishing
the statement
that 20S Banks,
Trust Companies and
Bond Houses had
purchased blocks of
Edmonton Gold
Notes, this represen
tative list has in
creased to 216. This
is, of course, in ad
dition to the Vast
number , of individ
ual, c o r p orations
and institutions that
have subscribed.
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
t General Obligation Gold Notes
Price 95.04. Denominations
u $100, $500 and $1000
Price subject to increase .without notice,
j lated September 1, 1920.
Due September 1, 1922.
In addition to being General
Obligation Notes, these are se
cured by long-time debentures to
taling $2 $4, 420.
Legality approved by
Malone, Malone A Long, Toronto.
Principal and semi-annual Interest
(March 1 and September 1) payable In Gold
Coin of the United States in New York City
and at the offices of Morris Brothers, Inc.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Gross assessed valuation ..$36,605,715 00
Value municipal property, (not including public
utilities) 11,035,378.00
9,488.097.00
Net debenture debt.....!..... ,
Revenue from public utilities (above cost of opera
tion) t ' 767.773.00
Net local improvement debt rate payer's share)... 3,046,763.00
Telephone or Telegraph Orders at Onr Expense ,
Dated
Dec. IS. 1913
Maturing i
Dec. 15, 1933
Principal and semi-annual Interest
payable in U. S. Gold.
Price 75.36
to yield
I
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
.. "The Premier Manic tpl Bond Honse" .
Established PORTLAND, OREGON MORRIS RLDG.
Otera $09.11 STARK BROADWAY Ilil
Qaarter - Other Offices at Seattle. Tacoma,
Centnry. Wash., and San Francisco, CaL
Capital
One
Million
Dollars.
I SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES - '
7.50
Ralph Schneeloch Co.
MUMicrwo. Aim coftPOMarrow mvAjtca
PoRTUorrj,0xooj
City
of
c
a
s
P
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r
Wyo.
6's
at
97.50
to yield
6.
35
0 to
7-
51
Income Tax Exempt
Casper is the county seat of the largest wool producing
county of the greatest wool producing state In the Union.
Casper ships 5,000,000 pounds of wool annus
Casper, as evidenced by U. S. census figures,
in population 33 J during the last ten years.
fcreased
STUBS
Casper has two Of the largest oil refineries In America.
Casper has a monthly Industrial payroll of 600,000.
Casper has V assessed valuation of 13,228,966 and a
general debt of only 798,000.
Ask for circular j-78 which gives details of the six per
cent one to ten year b6nds we own and offer at 97.50
and interest to yield 6.35 to 7.51. You have the
choice of all maturities at' the same price. We will sell
these bonds on the Partial Payment Plan or for Imme
diate payment and delivery, of reserve them for you for
delivery later to suit the convenience of ; Vour funds.
Denomination 5,00. Interest dates March and Sept. ist.
,;, Call, write-or phone. Wire orders "collect."
Freeman Smith & Camp Co
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swOfTmWESTERN BANK BUILOIHO
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frf - T . . ! 70L General Obligation
70 Net '0 BONDS
Secured by 5549 acres of ridi, producing
lands. Payment of principal and interest
from taxes levie'd andcolIected alone with
general taxes.
A region of prosperous farms ,
and e n t h u s i a s t i c farmers.
COWLITZ COUNTY, WASH., MUNICIPAL
Diking District Number 5
Bonds dated Nov. 1, 1920 Due serially 1922-30
Denominations $100, $500, i .
$1000. Price to Yield 7
INCOME TAX EXEMPT
LEGAL INVESTMENT FOR SAVINGS BANK
. FUNDS IN OREGON AND WASHINGTON
The soil is deep and
rich.
The farmers are
prosperous.
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Commercial and Savings Accounts -Bondi and .Trusts
BROADWAY and OAK
San rsaaei.es
HALL & COMPANY
Buy and Sell U. S. Government, Foreign Gowemment.
Railroad, Public Utility, Industrial, Municipal ' ,
BONDS
Quotation! Upon Request ..-
Lewi Bldg Portland, Or. ' Telephone Broadway 960