THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER - 28, 1920.
NEW LOW IS MADE FOR CRUCIBLE STEEL SHARES
EUROPE IS BEGINNING TO INQUIRE FOR BARLEY
14
DRESSEDTURKEYS
NAG DOE
WD
Demand for dressed turkeys continues
liberal Jrr the local trade but arrivals are
limited and the price 'is generally at the
high point. With the New Tears' trade
but a few days distant the trade will
have a fairly liberal call for birds.
Moat of tiit sals of the limited tnpply of tnr-kT-
now eomfnc firrtd re aroand 6587s
pound for fancy dressed bird with live bird
round 40c pound,
rraeticall- no atork are held in the rail
hop and r that rwuion the immediate future
of price look favorable, ultbotigh none will dare
forxat what the eventual price for the holiday
will be.
A few coop of lire chicken are comint for
ward and demand for thaw? 1 about atrady with
jnr . generally unchanged from laat week'i
vcraae. -
Jeeae are in araalt aur-ply and the same la
true of duck..- Neither mariet baa bad auf
tieient supplies to establish price.
Thoae dwrirtni Kpecial information reearrlin
any market ehould writ the Market KdiUr.
Oregon Journal, mfkwing stamp for reply.
EGO TRADE IS HOLDIG STEADY
Trade in the egg market U holding steady
for the day here. Most of the f. o. b. buyer
are offering 50c a doueo for current receipt
to -country hipjer, although a aliglitly higher
price i ruling along in street.
1 -
BUTTER TRADISO IS T5CHASUJD
Wo change in the price of butter i howo
lor the day, either at Portland or in the
north. The actuation i somewhat steadier than
lat week and country cube titterings are less
noticeable.
HOCF KCABCITT IS PRO! OC5CED
General scarcity of country killed hogs is
sown along the wholeaale way.. Receipts - have
ben nominal for about a week and slightly
higher price ace in effect. Veals axe slightly
easier. ,:.',..
BE AX PRICES ARE SHOWING LOSS
Reduced price art shown in the bean market
here. Wholesalers are shading both the new
and old crop offerings. New white are selling
down to 6e a pound, with lima at. 8 Vac and
'pink at 7c.
JjRKSH 8AUIOX IS VERT SCARCE
Fresh - salmon of quality is scarce. Some
ateclhaada from - coast stream are arriving, but
dealers report that the f roxen Chinook are- of
better quality. Smelt run is nominal' at Co
lumbia river pointa.
BRIEF OTES OF, PRODIXE TRADE
Imperial Valley lettuce is offering at 13.75
crate.
Car cellar sweet potatoes in from the South
at 6c.
General potato and onion trade nominal; jio
outside call. - ,
Quality red apples of good size are rather
scarce.
Only nominal stocks of cranberries remain;
prices unchanged.
WHOLESALE PRICES 15 PORTLAND
These sre prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex
cept as otherwise noted :
: Dairy Product
BUTTEBSelling price, box lots: Cream
ery, extras, 'parchment wrapped, 53c per lb.
Jobbing prices: Cubes, extras, 46 48c per lb.;
daii?, buying price, 30c per lb.
BUTTEKKAT Portland delivery bai, SO
lc, best grade: country stations, 44 47c.
CHEESE Selling rnce: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy triplet. 33c per lb.; Young Amer
ica. .S 4c lb J Prices to jobbers, f. o. b. Tilla
mook: Triplets. ; S0c Young Americas, 31c
Selling price: Block Swiss, 4b4e: limburger.
40 m 42c per lb. . '
EWS Buying prices-. Current receipts, 50c
.per doten; candled, selling price. 53 55c per
doa. J select. S8c per doz.
L.ITE I'Ol"LTItY Selling nn, - . .,.
28c per. pound; tight hens. 20x2Jc oer lb.:
prings, hght, 24 25c lb.; heavy, 2IC; old ,
rixwerc. uifHc per lb.; turkeys, lire,' 37(9
4 Oe ; - dressed. j53lS 07c; ducks, 45c; dressed
geese, 88(4Uci I
FrearT Vegetable and Fruit
FRESH FRCIT Oranges, $3.50 5.00 box;
banana. 12 Hjs.13.Hc lb. : lemon, 4.7S&
6. 29 a crte: gTsjiefruit, JTurida, 7. ?5o. 0t;
Cahforni 4,0u ; jiears. $ 1.50 2.50 ; grapes, i
APPLES New, $1.00 S 3 25 ' j.
llltlKD FRCITS-lJates. llrnmt.ri 7 OL !
Fards. 3.l, per box; figs, $2.00 4.00
ON'IONS -Celling price to retailers: Ixicsl,
1;50; garhc, 15c; green onions, 40c dozen
Dunches. - . . . ...
POTATOES Selling price: Oregon fane.
11.50; sweets, 6c per lb.
. BERK1E8 Unrkleberries, 16 1 8e lb. : cran
io. TZi J1 o-23 per box; eastern,
a. l v.ou Pol.
VEGETABLES Turnips, ' $2.00 per -sack-J""'"
1-6: beets. $-1.-75; lettuce. $3.00 (
-?-I5 crate; tomatoes. California.' $3.50 la)
5i ! K ,.f: rt Plant, 15 ftp 20c; broccoli.
, ' Plant, 15 WL'l
$1.75; bell peppers, 1517Hc
$1.5 per dog.; Hubbard iuash. :
ID. ; celery.
2 & 2 c lb.
NUata and Provisions
COITNTRT U EATS Selling price: Country
hog. 15c per pound for top blockers; heary,
13c: Teal, 16 H 17c; heary real. 13314c lb
k SMOKED. MEATS HamT 27 82c per lb?';
breakfast bacon. 2948c.
LAH1 Kettle rendered, 24 He lb ; tierce
basis, compound. 13 c. .
rish and Shellfish
n FRESH . FISH-Steelhe.d, 25c per lb.; frog
en Chinook 20c; halibut, fresh. 22c; sturgeon,
aT CJo,,'2d'Vn f l2c: "nriwred salmon
2.50 per ,101b. Jasket: kippered cod. 2.85:
raaor clams, ( ; crab.. $2.75 3.75 per
tt"i ' 6 8c Per Colunfbia smelt.
I OYSTERS Eastern, per
Obmpia, $5.50. ;
gallon, $5.00;
: ; ' OrooeriM
' St'tiAR Refinery. ba.sis: Cube, $10.75;
fruit and berry. $9 O0P ir.yellow, ts.4ft; gran-
- S?'v'lw-0:vf"tt C' T 80 odea (f $8
HONEY New, $8.00 per case; .bulk. 18c
per ib. - . .
o LCETJIpn No- 1."e: Blue Rose.
9e per lb.; New Orleans head, 11c .
. - SALT Coarse, half ground. J 00a, $17.23
per too; 50s. $1S 73; table dairy, 80s. $27.25-
315?Lium"' rock- $26.50 per ton. t
KVe lKrTr91 .blr If Small white.
- y i.-sjc; re
beans, buying prices, nominal
f "AJAt.ll Mil K t
-Carnation, $6.00 Borden.
i: Astor. 3 oa- ..,",;..
dn.ms.FlE Il't1 ck, or
- !7les7 128o per lb.; almonds.
' f,1wm. S-'c In sack lots; peanuS
iliHsiflRc; pecans, 25c; Braxila, aScTf
: - - Rop, Paint, Oils
I ROPJJ Sisal, dark, 16c; whiU 18 , tk .
Standard Msnii. 2He '
I LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls.. $1.01 g.1 w
Me boued, bhls.. $103: raw. cases i 1-
lOALi OILi Pearl or wster whit j
--iron barrels. 17He gaUon'; 3
j ASOLrNE - Iron r barrel,. SOci cases.
I 13r"JJ, "AO-Ton 'tote. JSHc; 500 lbs..
TIRPEVTINE Tanks. $1.41- caacsl l k.
10 case lots, lc lew. cases, $1.56;
Hops, Wool and Hide
HOPS Nominal. 1020 crop 'Saa
HIDES Calfskin, 'NlOc- kht" 7
green hides, 5 6c lb 78c;
MOHAIR I,ng. 25c; short. 15c
NoTA2"V A'NI UW. 1 Ullo.. 6c;
i'ASCARA. BARK New, , jb
IK)L - Coarse. lir? mt;
25c per lb. . ' lln.
... Tfew Tork. Sugar and Coffee
New York. Isrc. 28 (C pi '-.."' .
.raw. 6.38; refm.d. M'
Liberty & Victory Bonds
. Headquarters for buying 0r selling aU issues. Large or small lots.
HERRIN & RHODES, Inc.
Established
STOCKS AND BONDS
201 Railway Exchange
tMAIUCET
DASK.ET
RETAIL PTUCES.
By Hymaa H. Cohen
, Aside from the large crop there are
other reasons for tfce present sluggish
ness in the . potato market.' Consumers
have to some extent been weaned away
from potatoes by reason of the extreme
prices that have ruled In the last couple
of years.
Many have used substitute vegetables
instead of potatoes. Rice and beans have
been the principal substitutes because
of the low prices in those lines, this
being especially true of beans.
Bean prices today are practically at
the normal level. Huge stocks of beans
were carried over from last year's crop
Lby California growers because of their
errorts to rorce a mgner price man tne
market would absorb. Now. with a big
crop of 1920 added to the 1919 production.
there is an unusually liberal stock in
sight, resulting in further price rechic
tions. . ' - i
The maximum prices on the rubHc market
for the day were:
Cabbage. 2e pound: eanB flower. 20s bead;
carrots, 2c pound; celery, 13c head; celery
i.eam, Joe; onions, 2c pound; parsnips, Zc
pound; squaah, 2c pound; turnips, So pound;
potatoes, l4c pound; - dry beans, 7o pound;
j prune, 12 He pound; comb honey. 40c pound;
bulk honey, quarts, 90c; pinta, 47c; apples. 4o
pound; duck. 60c pound; gees. 45c pound;
cottago cheese, 20c pound; hena and fryers, 3 So
lnnd; egg 65c down butter, 68c pound;
milk, 14c quark . . -
The following prices ruled generaTty in retail
shop for good quality. Some value are frac
tionally higher and inferior stuff fractionally
kiwer:
Rutter Best creamery, 68$ 60c
EggsPresh laid, extras, 6570e ,per dozen;
extra pullets 65c
Poultry Chickens, dressed, 4045e per lb.
Fih Salmon, 2530o lb.; halibut, SOe
per lb.
Flour Beat local patent. $2.80 3.00 per
sack, 4 9 pounds. .
Potatoes Bur banks, ,2c
Onions 2c
Wheat Is Erratic
In Early Trade;
First Price Down
. Chicago, Dec. 28. (I. N. S.) Wheat
displayed a better undertone today due
to the resumption of export demand but
bearish 'pressure carried prices lower.
Coarse grajns closed comparatively
steady with December corn acting tight.
Provisions closed higher.
Closing prices for December wheat
were at declines of 3c, March was 94 c off
and May H4c lower. December corn ad
vanced lc. May unchanged and July
Mc lower. December oats closed steady,
May &c lower and July c off.
Chicago. Pec. 28. (L N. S.) With an
eastern hoiise and a local professional the best
sellers, wheat started with March He higher to
lc lower and May 34c to lHo lower. Trade
was light and almost featureless.
Corn started with a Tery light trade, scat
tered commission houses buying on the break,
liecember was He lower. May unchanged to
He off and July He to He lower.
With a shipping house leading the selling,
oats opened He lower for December and He
off for May. Trade was slow at the start.
Prorisions started Juiet, with prices unchanged
to slightly lower.
ttange of Chicago prices as furnished by .the
United Pres.
WHEAT
flpen. High.
167H 168
163H 13H
158 159
CORN
69 H 71 H.
73 H 73H
73H 73H
OATS
45 46
48 H 4T4
48 48
RYE
15 1H0H
140 14(
BARIJIY
67 '.
Low.
165H
.161 H
150 V.
Close.
166
162 H
157 .
Iec. .
March
May .
Dec.
69 H 71 H
Slay
July
1 .
,jr
Ju,
,
JJ
leC.
72H V.73H f
O t; " 1 . .
73H
5 H
48 H
47 5,
159
138 H
46
48
47 7a
160
139H
66
69
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
70
2305
12T0
1315
70
PORK
:tu5
LARD .
1285
1335 .
RIBS
1146
69
2300 2300
1270
1313
1275
1322
1135
1202
1132
1132
May
1205
1202
1202
Cash wheat:
No.
hard. $1.72; No. 3
spring, $1.53 H
DAIRY PRODUCTS OF THE COAST
.San Francisco 'Market
San Francisco, Pec. 28. (II. P.) Butter
Extras, -50 He; prime firsts, 49 He.
Eggs Extras, 76c; extra firsts, 75 He; extra
puuets, eoc; undersized, 67 He.
Cheese California fiats, fancy, 28c; firsts,
27c.
Los Anodes Market
Loa Angeles, Dec. 28.. (L N. S.) Butter,
54c.
Eggs Extras, 70c; case count, 68c, pul
lets. 66c.
Seattle Market
'Seattle, Dec. 28. (U. P.) Butter: City
creamery, cubes, 52c; bricks, 53c
Eggs Fresh ranch, 08c; pullets, 60 52c.
Muk, $1.70.
Cheese, 30c
POTATOES ALOXG THE COAST
Seattle Market
Seattle, Dec. 28. (U. P.l Potatoes: Tak
iwia Gems-. $35.00 40.00; local, $25.00
30.00. ;
San Frnoisco Market
' Ssn Frsncisco. Ifc-c. 28.- ll". P.) River
White. $1.65fel.S5; Salinas, $3.25; sweets.
$4 234.50.
Onions YelirtV and white. $1.501.75;
Australian brown. 90c$1.25.
. Los Angetet Market
Loa Angeles,. Dec. 28.- tl. N. 8.) Ppta
toea Stockton Burbanxt, $1.75 2.25, accord
ing to' quality; Iclslii russets, mostly $1.85
C 2.00; local, mostly 90c$l per lug.
Dried Fruit and Beang
New York, Dec. 28. (I. N. 8.) Bean
market, weaii. Marrow, choice, $9.00; pea.
choice. $4.75 (5.00; red kidney, choice, $1.50
3.09. ' ,
Dried fruita-i-1920, dull. Apricota, extra
choice to fancy, 27 36c; apples, evaporated,
prime to fancy, 610Hc: prunes, 30s to 60s.
1320c; 60 to 100s, 7 H 10 H c;-peaches.
extra choice to fancy, 18 21 He; seeded
raisina. choice to fancy, 24 25c
aval Stores Market
New Tork, Dec. 28. (I. N. 8.) Turpen
tine. Savannah, 92 H. no sales; New Tork 73
Rosin Savannah, 1100; New York, 830
ew Tork Potato .Market
New York, Dec. S ( f. " N. S.) pottf
market, dull. Nearly white, $2.50 4.25- Ber
mudaa. $6.00 10.00; Southern, $1.50 3 00
?,.CBOBoaYd TradB-aad
Overbeck&CookeCb.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Member Chicago Board of Trad
Ccrr?',0'"tf',u Log-aa Bryaa
1896
Telephone Main 283
CEREAL TRADING IS
AT A STANDSTI
2TO SESSION TITURSDAT
Ob aeeoant of the death of Ed Kiddle
of, the Island City mills no- session of
the Portland Merchant' Exchange will
be held Thursday.
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Reported by Portland Merchant Exchange:'
Cars
' Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oata. Hay.
Portland, Tuesday ..71 -1 5 1 4
Y'ear aeo .... 23 t A
Season to date. .8732 172 -454
Year ago 5042 131-2187
Tacoma, Monday. .11 ... , 8
Year aso .... 21
293 1182
351 949
1 5
... 2
74 B3H
123 649
Season to data.. 3027 45
Year ago 3745 61
Seattle, Monday. 11 ...
Year ago . . . . 0 2
Season to data.. 8019 169
Year ago . ...3571 176
638
Vi
3
198
420
265 1010
436 774
Flour market is marking time and
there ia a general disposition in the
cereal trade to await the turn of the
year before takins new action in the
market. .Wheat growers continue to
hold supplies for higher prices and little
grain is being sold on the farms,
A moat serious situation confronts- milling
interests.' Little wheat is held by them because
of their inability to sell their normal supplies of
flour This baa necessitated the closing of in any
plants in the country, resulting in a shortage of
mills tuffs, which hare been selling at low prices
in sympathy with the general depression in
coarse grains. ,
Of interest to the trade is the report that
Europe is beginning to take stocks" of barley
in this country. There was not only a rery
cant barley crop in the Pacific Northwest
this season, but the demand was very limited.
FLOUK Selling price, mill door: Pstent,
$9 80; Montana spring wheat. - $8.75 9.00;
Willamette valley brands, $8.15; local straight.
$790; bakers' local. $8.75; graham. $8.00;
whole wheat, $8.20. Price for city deliveries.
15c extra; suburban, 20c extra.
HAY' Buying price, nominal. Willamette tim
othy, tancy, $29.00 30.00 per ton; clover,
$22.00; cheat, $23.00; straw, $13 00014. 00;
grain. $25.00; alfalfa, $22.00 23.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal No. 1 Calcutta,
10c; domestic, 11c, in car lots; less amounts
higher.
MILLSTLFFS Mill run at mill, sacked, ton
lota, $35.00; carloads. $34.00.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed. $33.00
36.00.
BARI.EY Buying price: Feed) $30.00; min
ing. $30.00. .
8EED Buying price, nominal; no demand.
Red clover, recleaned. ( ) per lb.; alsik ( ) ;
vetch, ( ).
FEEDSTUFFS F. O. B. mills: Boned bar
lay, $51.00; alfalfa meal. $$2.00 1 cocoanut
meal, $37.00; cracked corn, $50.00; whole
corn. $47.00 ton; scratch feed, $63.00; soy bean
meal. $57 OO; linseced meal, $74.00; whole oaU.
$50.00: rolled oats. $53.00 per ton.
ROLLED OATS Selling price. $10.00 bbL
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Dec,
Jan.
155
155
155
155
Feb.
155
155
155
155
Hard white . . ..
Soft white- .
White club
Hard winter . .
Northern spring
Red Walla
No. 2 white . .
No. 2 gray . . .
........ 155
...... 155
. 155
...... 155
155
155
155
No bid
FEED OATS
3500 3550 3550
No bid
BARLEY
No bid
AMERICAS LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago Hogs $10.66
Chicago, Dec. 28'. tL N.. S.l-Hnes Re
ceipts. 42,000, 10 25c lower. Bulk, $10.00
( 10.40; tops. $10.55; heavyweight, $9.90
10.15 ; medium weight. $10.00 10.40 ; light
weight, $10.13 10.50; light lighat, $10.30
10.55; heavy packing sowj, smooth, $9.50
9.75; pigs, $10.25 10 75.
Cattle ReceiDta. 13.000. 1 s
steers Choice and prime. $11.75 S 13.00:
medium and good. $8.00 lm 11.75. Ijirhi-
weight. $10.00 13.25; good and choice. $10.00
iia.o; common ana medium. 6.75 10.00.
iiutcner cattle Heifers. 5.i:59.50; cows.
$4.75 9.25; bulls, $4.75 .8.00. t)a!hner
and cutters Cows and heifers, $3. 25 4 75;
canner. steers, $4.00 5.50. Veal calve (light
and handyweigbt) , $10.00 12.75 ; feeder
steers. $6.25 9.00; stacker steers, $4.25
8.00; stocker cows and heifers, $4 25 6 25.
Western range cattle Beef steers, $6.50 9.00;
cows and heifers, $4.75 7.75.
Sheep Receipts, 16.000. Strong to 25c
ugiier. umM ltw. down), $10.50
12.75; lambs, culls and common. $9.00
10.00; yearling wethers. $8.00 10.25; ewes,
$3.75 5.1 5; ewes, culls and common, $2.00
3.23; breeding ewea, $4.003.50; feeder lambs
$8.75 10.25.
Omahs Hoos $9.66
,"im'ih'.N'b- 1w- 2 8-(I. N. S )Hogs.
1Z.500, sloW, motly 50c lower; bulk. $9.25
9:50; tops. $11.65.
Cattle 5700, beef and butcher cattle slow,
weak to 25o lower: few early sales steady: top
steers, $10.25; bulls and veals steady; stock era
and feeders steady.
Sheep 6500. fat lambs. 25 50c higher;
sheep strong. 25c higher; feeders, strong; top
las iambs, $11.25: earlings, $7.50.
Kansas City $9.80
fi.:n3". City, Dec. 28. (L N. S.) Cattle.
800; light steers, $T11.15: cows and
heifers, $6 10.50; stackers and feeders $4
9 50; calves, $6 11. 1
Hogs Receipt. 12,000; dull; bulk, $0 50
9.90; top, $9.90; heavies, $9.75 4. 90;
lights, $9.60 9.90; mediums, $9.759.90.
.i?7r;5eeipw- 10 00: ct"e; lambs,
$11 11.50; ewes, $3 5.
No Seattle Hog Market
!!ec -':8T1- N; S ) Hogs None.
a anRce,pt,' 30 ' telT- Prime steer.
$8.509.00; common to good. $5.00(3 6 50
medium to chotee $7.00 8 00 ; best cows and
""ie"; $6.256.75; common to good. $3.50
W5.00; medium to choice. $5.006.00
calves, $6.00 13.00; bulls, $4.00 5 50
Sheep None.
Iv r, Denver Hogs $10.76
Denver, Colo., Dec. 28. (U. P) CattI-
Receipts 900: steady. steers, $7.509 50:
fZS.rU v?5-00 7 0,: ocke and
feeders. $5.50 7.70; calves. $8.00 13.50
,J V77?i'.' auu l"Sher. Top, $10.85:
bulk, $10.00 10.75.
ilioSU'oo.'' -'50':
Lambs,
feeders.
FOREIGN CABLES FORCE A
WEAKER TOXE I COTTOX
. N( Trk- Dec- 28. a N. S.) The cot
ton market opened easier today, owing to week
bJ V Liverpool. The decline abroad wis
the Bank of Barcelona. Trade was quite active
wt, LiL1rp1, nd W" street totereau
were toe heaviest sellers on the declini? white
demand was scattered. Spot housesd Jan
nary. there being threw notice issued. After
Z?' 10 points under toe inTual
levels, the market struck covering orders which
""fd Prices subtly and toe list toe end
n.tt.Jim ""f was about" 2 'pouTo
??e ?rders .nMr the clos' "J'a Prices
moderately flora the low levels. The final
i;:;? -tead, with price, 4065
at tllsTTo SkqUiet US- '50 PintS
aonin. open. High. Low.
January ..... 14 18 1425 1370
M,iren ...1390 1395 1333
MV- -"OS 1406 1350
- 1410 1413 1360
Qcwber 1430 1430 1393
Close.
1402
1350
13H2
1372
1398
Apple Shipmentsi Smaller
Takima, Dec 28. Apple shipments for' the
past week dropped to a total of 167 cars the
smallest weekly movement since the apple harvest
bejn. The total fruit sl.i,nnent to date
803d cars and the total apple shipment 5845
mn Apl,le f "i0 lre esSmated at about
3000 cars and the total apple crop will h.
8800 to 9000 cars. The .X ofbe 19&
apple crop at the current market DricaT ia iw
OOO.'iaa
gia.ooo.OOOfor, the 1919 crop, where the
tonnage wag heavier and price better.
Chicago Dairr Prodaee '
Chicago Dec ZS. fT N. 8.) Butter
uZVTnt tUb- Creamery, extra" 5 sTI
firstat, 40 61c; packing stock, 1520c
fift,s7.?pt', ?67.8 i""- MiscelUneoua,
6065e; ordinary fmts, 6065e; firste, 69
Cheqsw Twins, new 21c; daisies, 2222e
24e brtkc24 " Ion8l,orns. 2 3 H
2 5LSltr7Tark'TS- .e: chickens, 20
i.TsT' rooBera' 17c; . 2c:
"Sew Tork Metal Market
Weak? 7"?' tJJ ih N- 8 ) Ccpper-1-oftered
1?! Deceber. January and February
Janu.,,. February -and iuiX. 1
iin-lfZ7ttemyi: ,pot nd Oeeember offered
070. January, February and March. u55S70.
SELL HIGHER
TT7E8DAY HOG MARKET
Tone. Top.
.....SOe higher l.7i
.....l2ie lower 19.4
.....$e lower 9.6S
Hiarher , l.7i
Dull . .
Portland
Chicago
Omaha
Dearer -. . . .
Kansas. City
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hogs. Cattle. Calve. 8 he op. Cars.
Tuesday
W'eek ago . . .
2 weeks ago. ,
4 Wbeka ago. ,
Tear ago
2 years ago . ,
8 years ago' . .
4 years ago . .
none
252
191
264
54
257
237
466
44
io
81
194
163
136
4
2
4
1
6
9
11
3 253
709
490
No carload livestock arrivals were
shown at North Portland for the Tues
day trade and all quotations remain on
a nominal basis.
In the hog alleys a few driveint told at
$10.75, an advance of 50c above the quoted
figuies for carloads, but the latter are of nomi
nal character and reflect little.
The fact that driveins have sold at $10.75
indicate that th market Is very strong, but of
ficial quotations are unchanged.
General hog market range:
Prime, mixed $9.50 10.23
Hmooth heavy 9.25 9.75
Bough heavy 7 00(2 8 25
Fat pigs 8.00 & 9.25
Feeder pigs , 7.00 8.50
Cattle In Demand
There is a fair demand for cattle in the North
Portland alleys at this time, but practically no
arrivals are shown in the yards. Killers are
cleaning up their previous surplus of odds and
ends which would have a tendency to aid' the
market later.
General cattle market range:
Choice steers $ 8.00 8.75
Good to choice steers 7.50 8.00
Medium to good steer 7,00 7.50
Pair to good steers .......... 6.50 7.00
Common to fair steers 5.50 6.50
Choice cows and heifers 6.25 7.00
Good to choice cows and heifers. 6.50 6.25
Medium to good cows and heifers 5.00 6.50
Fair to medium cows and heifers 4.50 5.00
Common cows and heifers ..... 3.50 4.50
Canners 2.60 3.50
Bulls ... 4.50 5.50
Choice dairy calves 12. 00 13.00
Heavy calves 6M0 11.00
Best light calves. 10.00 11.00
Medium light calve 9.00 10.00
Choice feeders 6.50 7.25
Fair to good feeders; 6.75 6.75
Mutton 'BlUiatlon Good
With no arrivals and a rather good demand
in sight, the markyet tone for mutton and -lambs
appears very favorable at North Portland.
Printed prices remain on a nominal basis.
General sheep market range:
r.ast ot mountain lambs $ 8.00
Willamette valley lambs 8.00
8.50
8.50
6.00
6.00
7.00
6.00
4.00
UU MIUU3 ...... ., O.UU V
Feeder iambs
, . 6.00
, . 6.00
.. 6.00
. . 1.00
Sale
Yearlings
Wethers .,
Ewes
Monday Afternoon
STEERS
No.
3.,
8. .
7. ,
1. .
5. .
1. .
1. ,
o
5! ;
16. ,
1. .
1. .
1. .
4. .
1. .
11..
11. .
8. .
1. .
1. .
1. .
1 . .
1. .
2. .
3. .
2. .
6. .
1 . .
2. ,
8. .
8. .
21. .
Ave. lbs.
. .. 886
. . 935
. . . 1030
... 870
. . .1062
. . 1000
. .. 880
. . 790
. . 823
. . 980
. . 810
. .1120
. .130
, . . 1202
..1140
. . 982
. .1004
, . . 935
. .1230
. . 890
. . 950
, . . 80O
, . . 810
, ..1025
, . .1206
, . . 1050
. . . 1098
. . 910
975
.. 911
. .1044
. . 942
. . 81'0
Price.
$ 6.25
6.75
No.
Ave. lbs.
. . 970
. . 895
Price.
$ 6 .25
6.75
6.75
6.00
7.50
6.00
6.15
6.15
6.15
6.00
5.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
7.75
7.00
8.25
7.60
$ 3.75
5.50
4.00
6.0(1
6.25
6.25
5.00
6.00
6.00
6.60
5.00
4.00
3.00
6.25
1
6.50
6.00
5.75
6.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
7.00
6.50
7.00
8.50
7.25
6.00
C.25
0.85
6.75
940
930
. .1050
. . 870
. . 874
. . 910
, . 970
. . 855
. . 1070
. . 1193
. . 1020
. .1183
. . 1140
. .1090
. . 1151
. .-1025
. .1005
. . 820
. . 810
. .1150 '
. . 935
, .1040
.1025
. .1144
, . 991
. .1024
, .1075
. . 920
. . 830
. 961
13. . .
7. . .
5. . .
4 .
3.
22.
6.
13 .
17.
COWS
4.50
2.00
1. .
11. .
1. .
4 . .
2. .
11. .
5. .
28. .
19. .
1. .
1. .
1. .
29. .
3.00
3.00
6.25
6.25
5.00
4.00
6.00
6.50
6.60.
6.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
CAL
rES
1. .
1. .
1. .
1. .
1. .
2. .
. . 130
. . . 108
. . 00
. . 190
$10.00
13.00
9.00
13.00
3. .
1. .
2. .
106
190
140
$11.75
11.00
12.00
BL'LLS
.1170 $
.1275
.1150 $
. 440 $
$ 5.25 I 1.
5.00 j 1.
.1410
.1430
5.25
5.00
STAGS
5.00 I
MIXED
7.00 !
13.
HOGS
. . 730 $ 7.00 15 . . . .
. . 130 9.00 2
.. 160 10.75 32
Tuesday Morning Sale
STEERS
220 $10.50
150 10.50
285 10.25
No.
3..
1..
Av. lbs. Price. No.
. .1206 $ 6.25 I 7. .
COWS
.. 950 $ 4.10 I
Av. lbs. Price.
.1030 $ 6.50
yew Tork Batter and Eggs
New Tork, Dec 28. (I. N. S.) Butter,
firm.! Creamery extras, 56 59 He; firsts,
43 57c: higher scoring, 43 60c; state
dairy tubs, 30 54c; :enoated extras. 29 40c
Cheese Market irregular; 24fe28c; whole
milk specials, 22 25c; whole milk fancy, 20
21 c; Wisconsin whole milk, fancy Young
Americas; 27 29c; sxims specials, 18 20c
choice, 1517c; gd. 1214c. . '
Eggs firm; nearby white, fancy, 85c;' near
by brown, fancy, 80c; extra, 77 79c; Srsta
73 74c.
Iverpool Cotton Easier
Liverpool Dec. 8. (L N. S.) Spot cot-
ton opened
dull.
Prices were
ea&ier. Bales,
2000 bales.
American mid., $14.04; good mid., $11.54;
frill mi.1 till 7 fl . . j . . . n .. Z ..
mid..
$1.04; good old.. $5.29; ord., $4.54.
Xew Tork Wool and Hides
New York. Dec 28. (I. N. 8.) Woo):
Market steady. Domestic fleece-XX Ohio, 32
59e5; pulled scoured basis, 30 75c: Texas
scoured basis, 60 95c -
Hides Market, dull. Native, steers, ?l80e:
branded steers. 14 15c
Pass Anaconda Dividend ,
XNew, York. Dec 28. (I. N. 8.) The di
rectors of the Anaconda Copper Co.. at their
meeting here today, omitted payment of the
quarterly dividend of $1 a share.
IHInneapolIs-Dnlnth Flax
. DulnUi Dec. 28. (I. N. S.) Flax, Decem-
'1'!,'T $186; May. $1.95; to
$1.95; track and arrive, $1.86.
Minneapolis. Dec. 28.- (I. N. S) Flax
Track and arrive, $1.89 to $1 90
San Francisco Poultry Market
jJ,lJnn?isc"- Dec' 28- r(U. P.) Broiler.
iXS!?c: larse hens 3-34c; best ducks,
oO33c ,
San Francisco Cash Barley
San Francisco, Ix-c. ' 28. (17. n P. ) Barley.
JT lr cental, $1.30 1.35; shipping,
1.05 1.60.
Chicago Potato Market
New Tc-rk, Dec. 28 (I .V s. ) Potatoes
Receipts, 20 cars. Wisconsin, $1.601 60
Stock
K5T
..Ibpics
National Bank of Commerce says im
provement of busin&s activity awaits
adjustment of retail prices to levels sat
isfactory to public, declares sentiment
respecting forward conditions now no
ticeably Improving in, many directions.
Japan said to be entirely satisfied
with action of California in enforcing
referendum adopted in November, where
by state will pass a law forbidding alien
ownership of any land. 1
J. It. Replogle associates and well
known banking house take over about
60,000 shares of Replogle stock from va
rious brokerage houses, i...
Anaconda copper directors meet today.
HAT NORTH PORTLAND
MM
CRUCIBLE STEEL AT
YEAR'S LOW MARK
New Tork, Dec. 28. L N. S.) The
stock market closed irregular- today.
Business was small in the final hour,
hut was livened up' by a drop in
American Airbrake to -66. a loss, of 9
points. The stock rallied to 69 at the
cloBe. Crucible, after rallying; to close
to vj. Drone at tne ciose to union
Pacific rose nearly two points to 117,
and Southern Pacific rose fractionally
to 96. Reading closed at 81. a Rain
of nearly one point for the day; Steel
common closed at '77?. Chandler Mo
tors recovered from 094 to 62, and
then yielded to 60. Mexican- Petrol
eum fluctuated erratically, and after
selling down to," 152 rose to a closing
of i53H. . ;
Government bonds unchanged ; rail
way and other bonds weak.
New York, Dec. 28. (I. N. S.) Heavy
selling of Crucible Steel and Atlantic
Gulf featured the- initial dealings of the
stock market today, both these issues
being forced down to new low figures
for the year. v Crucible Steel broke 4
points to 71 and Atlantic Gulf yielded
4 points to 93.
The rest of the list also showed a yielding
tendency and generally showed loaaea of from
Tractions to over 2 points. Steel common sold
off to 77. Mexican Petroleum fell 2 to
American Smelting dropped 1 point, to 29 14,
a new low record.
152. B -
Reading and Southern Pacific continued their
advance and made fractional upturns. Baldwin
dropped -H to 80.
The market developed strength in many is
sue during the forenoon. Buying of the rail
checked the downward movement in the in
dustrials. Reading rose 14 to 82 and ref
erence was again made to the possibility that
the publication of the dissolution plan may be
close at hand. The company has only a few
day more in which to announce its plan unless
it receives a court extension.
Baldwin, after selling down to 804, rose
to 82 "4. Steel common, after yielding to 77.
roe to 78 14. Royal Dutch waa the strongest
of the oils, advancing to 62.
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooka Co.. Board
of Trade building:
STOCK
Agr. Chem
Alaska Gold
Alaska Juneau
Allis -Chalmers
Amer. Beet Sugar.......
Amer. Can Co ...........
Amer. Car & Fndry. . . . .
Amer. Cot. Oil
Amer. Drug Synd
Amer. Experss . . .
Am. Hide & Leather
Amer. Intl. Corp. .......
Amer. T.inseed .........
Amer. Loco
Amer. Ship & Commerce. .
Amer. Smelter
Amer. Steel Fndry
Amer. Sugar
Am. Sumatra .........
Am. Tel at Tel.
A m. ' Tobacco ." . . .
Am. Wool
Am. Zinc
Anaconda
Atchimm ,.
Atl. Gulf & W. L
Baldwin Loco.
Balto. 4 Ohio
Beth. Steel "B"
Booth Fish
B. R. T.
Butte C. 4 Z.
55 54 54
1 .
1
28 27 27
37 i
23 22 224
1174 115 1164
16 16 16
7 6 64
117
6
32 31 31
45 44 44
78 77 78
8 8 8
31 I 29HI 30
28 28 28
90 8S4 89
. 70
9S 93 93
109 108 (109
57 55 56
6 6 6
31 30 30
80 79 79
97 93 93
82 86 81
32 31 82
53 62 53
3 3 3
9 9 9
4 3 4
8 8 8
12 11 11
114 112 113
32 314 32
63 62 62
; 7i ? 7
I 9i 8 84
1 17 16 17
I 26 I 25 25
58 57 57
26 25 25
57 54 57
75 74
4 3 3
63 64 64
27 26 26
25 24 24
74 71 71
I 95
9
1
13 12 12
18 17 17
2 2 2
52
118 117 117
59 58 58.
16 16
25 25 25
74 73 73
18
29
Butte ec Sup. . .
Caddo Oil
Canadian Pao. . .
Cen. Leather
Chicago N. W
Chicago & Great Waste ru. .
'Chile' Copper .....
Chino
C., M. Ac St Paul
Cincinnati 4 Ohio ......
Colorado Fuel A. Iron. . . .
Colorado Gas 4 Electric v .
Consolidated Gas
Continental Candy ......
Corn Products ;
Cosden Oil
C. R. I. 4 P
Crucible
Delaware & Hudson
Dome Mines
Denver 4 Rio Grand?. . .'.
Erie
K. C. Southern
Gaston William
General Cigars
General Electric
General Motors
Granby .....
6 7 .
Great Nor.. Ore . . . ,
do pfd.
Greene Cananea . . . .
Gulf States Steel . . .
Haak Barker .-
Houston Oil
Illinois Central . . .
Inspiration .
Ont. Agr. Corp., c . .
lnterboro . t .......
Inter. Callahan
Int. Harvester
Int. Merc. Marine . .
Int. Nickel
Int. Paper
Invincible Oil
Island Oil
Kennecott
Lackawanna Steel . .
Lehigh Valley
Louis. 4 Nash.
Mex. Petrohum
60
28
4
4
91
11
12
43
21
4
15
48
53 I
i.....i...r.
154 il52
Miami-
Middle States Oil . .
Midvale Steel
M. K. 4 T.
Missouri Pacific ....
Montgomery-Ward ...
M. at St. L.
Nat. A'naline
Nat. Biscuit
Nat. Iad
Nevada Cons.
New Haven
Norfolk 4 W
Nor. l'ac.
N. T. Air Brake . . .
N. T. Central
Oklahoma Prod, ref. .
Ontario 4 W
l'acitic Oil
Pac. Gas 4 Eiec. . . .
Pacific Mail ......
Pan Ann. Petvj,....
Penna. ...........
People's Gas ......
Pure OH
Pierce Oil ........
Pitta, 4 West Va. . .
Pressed S teel Car . . .
Pullman .
Ray Cons.
Reading ...........
Replogle Steel
Republic I. 4 8....
Royal Dutch Oil ....
Ry. Steel Spg
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair . .........
Slue Shef
Sou. pacific .......
Sou. Ry.
Studebaker
Tenn. Cop. 4 Chem.
Texas Oil . -.
Tex. Pacific- C. 4 Co
Tob. Products :.
Tran. ConU. Oil. . .
I 11 ion oil Del. .....
Union Pac.
U. S. hid. Alcohol . .
L. S. Rubber
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Steel ,
Utah Copper .......
Virginia Chem.
Vanadium Steel
Yivandou
W abash ........ . .
Weua-Fargo .... ... .
Western Pacific . . . . ,
. 69
3 3
17 I 1
39 ( 3t 39
93
21
44
96
21
41
6
42
26
48
64
20
117
61
56
32 I
Western Linon ,
Westinghouse E.
Willys-overland
W. 4 U E . . . ,
4 M.
Total sales:
$29,700,000.
Stocks,
FOREIGN EXCHAaGE BATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange de
partment of the United States National bank.
Quotations below, except the pound sterling,
are quoted on the basis of 100 unit foreign cur
rency. ......
opening nominal rate on bank
" Draft Cable
transaction:
Par
Value.
$ 4.866
10.30
London - Checks. Transfers.
Lbs. sterling . $ 3.50 $ 8.50
Paris Francs. . 6.78 6.79
rtamourg-Dremca
Marks
1.37
1.37
23.81
Genoa Lire. . .
Alliens .
Drachmas . . ,
Cciienliagen
Kroner ....
Christiana
Kroner ....
Stockholm
Kroner i .
Hongkong- .
Currency .'. -
3.34
7.10
16.80
15.30
19.65
57.00 -48.50
'
3.35
7.20
15.86
15.35
19.70
57.50
48.75
77.60
19.30
19.80
19.30
29.79
28.70
Japan Yen
Shanghai Taela 77.00
SHORT TEHM IfOTES
Quotation furnished by Clark, Kendall
Inc
Co..
Asked.
88
93
91
94
160
100
100
100
99
94
96
100
86
97
94
98
85'
98
88
67
95
75
00
97
Security
Maturity.
Bid.
82
93
90
92
99
99
99
99
98
93
95
99
86
06
94
97
94
08
87
66
66
74
89
96
98
95
94
93
99
96
.97
97
Am. Cotton' Oil 6s. ... 9-2-1924
Am. T. 4 T. 6s.
.10-1-1923
Am. T. 4 T. 6a.
Am. Thread 6s :
Am. Tobacco 7.
Am. Tobacco 7.
Am. Tobacco 7.
Am. Tobacco 7s.
2-1-1924
...12-1-1928.
...11-1-1920
11-1-1921.
...11-1-1924
...11-1-1923
Anglo Am. Oil 7 . . 4-1-1923
Armour Conv. 7s. .. ,7-15-1930
Belgian Gov. 7s.;. 6-1-1945
Belgian Gov.. 6s. .. 1-1-1921
Belgian Gov. 6s..... 1-1-1925
Bethlehem .Steel 7. . .7-1 5-1 922
net ti imam Steel 7a..
British Gov. 6s..
British Gov. 6s. . .
Canadian Gov. 3 1 .
Canadian Gov. 5s.
Inter. R. T. 7
Inter R. T. 7s. . . . .
Japanese Got. 4.
Kennecott Cop. 7s. .
Ligg-Myer Too. 6s.
Moline Plow 7 s
Molina Plow 7.,...
Moline Plow 7s. ... .
Moline Plow 7s. ... .
Nor. Pac. Eqp. 7. .
Pacific Gaa 7
Swift 6
V. S. Rubber 7s. . . .
7-15-1923
.11-1-1921
.11-1-1922
. 8-1-1921
. 8-1-1929
. 9-1-1921
. 9-1-1921
.7-10-1925
. 2-1-1930
.12-1-1921
. 9-1-1921
. 9-1-1022
. 9-1-1923
. 9-1-1924
.6 15-1922
. 5-1-1925
8 15-1921
.12-1-1923
98
Liberty Bond Sale
(Reported by Ovtrbeck 4 Cook Co.
)
Close.
89.54
85.00
84 10
85.60
84.26
87.16
84.86
94.96
94.96
-High. Irfiw.
. . . 90.10 89.50
Liberty 3
Liberty first 4s. . . .
IJbertjr first 4s
Liberty, first 4 s 85.96
Liberty second 4s... 84.50
Liberty third 4s 87.40
Liberty fourth 4 s. . . . 84.94
Victory 4 s '. . 95.06
Victory 3 95.04
65.50
84.18
'87.16
;- 84.70
94.92
94.92
Money and Exchange
New Tork. Jan. 28. (I. N. S.) CaU
money on the floor of the New Tork Stock Ex
change today ruled at 7 per cent, high 7 per
cent, low 7 per cent. Time money was steady
Rate, were 7 7 per cent,
steady InT'tet for l)rilne mercantile paper was
Sterling exchange was .teady with business
in bankers' bills at $3.494 for demand. UMae"
Foreigrr Exchange Market
New Tork Dec. 28. (U. P.) Foreign el
VSieli0.P7'd beh,ieh" today. Sterling,
ivfJH'. franca, .0579; lire, .0333; marks
.0136; Canadian dollars. .8525; kronen, .1535
ine market closed lower. Sterling, $3.50;
francs. .0582; lire. .0334; lire cables. .0335!
mark. .0136; Canadian dollars, .8550.
Northwest Municipal Bonds
to Yield to . . . . . .
Corporation Bonds
to Yield to . . .
Wheeler Timber Co.
5-YEAR 74
GOLD NOTES ;
A 1400,000 issue secured by closed first mortgage on more
than $2,000,000 worth of timber and lands in California,
including ever $1,000,000 worth of REDWOOD. HC
Price 100, yield 4 O,
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y.
7 GOLD BONDS MATURING 1925-29
PRICE 100, YIELD 7
Northwestern Municipal Bonds
INCOME TAX EXEMPT
WALLA WALLA COUNTY
62b Road Bonds.
Due Serially 1921-30.
Price too
oo. 6,
Yield
CITY OF BEAVERTON
. 6 Genl. Oblig. Bonds.
Due Serially 1923-29.
Price too. no
To Yield.
; Directors
A. H. Aver ill Louis G. Clarke F. I. Fuller
P. S. Brumby. E.S.Collins John A. Keating
Chas. H.Carey James Danaher Jr. Leslie M. Scott
C.F.Swigert Chas. F.Wright
Bond Department
LUMBERMEN'S
TRUST COMPANY
Resources Over $3,000,000
We Own and Offer FOR
Subject to Prior Sale,
Rte
Multnomah Co., Or., Sch. Dis. No. 2. . . 6s
City of North Bend, Oregon. . . . . ; ... 6s
City of Sumpter, Oregon. ........... 6s
City of Vancouver, L. I. D., Wash. . . 7s
City of Caldwell, L. I. D., Idaho. ..... 7s
City of Winnipeg, Canada .. .. ..... . . 5s
Province of Manitoba, Canada. . . . , . . 6s
Province of Ontario, Canada 6s
Province of British Columbia,3 Canada . 6s
Ejit. 1891 ,
"THE HOUSE BUILT SQUARE"
(arstens & Rades Incorporated
V. S. at tonal Bask Building
POKTl,A.M, U. 8. A.
Bdwy. 4108
THE BIG DECLINE
In the price of many of the standard, stocks and bonds has evidently run
its course. . . . ... .
It ip the belief of many market expert that many of the best
securities are selling far dHow their normal value and are a splendid
Investment If purchased now, and should show a substantial advance
during the coming year.
The shrewd investor buys high-class securities during a market such
as we are now having;.
Seasoned and tried dividend payers of lonir standing are now selllnsr
at prices which show a return of 10 to 15 per cent on the Investment
The careful investor should be able to make some excellent selections
around these levels. We will be glad to furnish statistics and all infor
mation possible pertaining to investment issues.
HERRIN & RHODES, Inc.
ESTABLISHED 18
STOCKS
Ml BAIIWAT EICHA5GE BLBO,
. PORTIAS D SEATTLE,
, Member Chicago Board of Trad
Standard Oil Stocks
Cloaing-
Anglo .........
Borne Scryamer
nuckeye
Cheesob rough , .
- do wftL . .
Continental ....
Crescent ......
Cumber kind . . . .
Eureka
Galena com ....
Galena Old. pfd.
Galena New iM
Illinois Pine , . .
Indiana Pipe . . ,
Nat'l. Transit . .
N. Y. Transit
Northern pipe. .
Ohio Oil ......
Inter! Pete
Penn Mex . . . .
Prairie Oil ....
Prairie Pipe . . ,
Solar Refg. ...
Southern .Pine .
South Penh. Oil
8 W. Penn. Oil
8. O. California
S. O. Indiana .
S. O. Kansas . ,
S. O. Kentucky
S O. .V Y
S. O. Ohio ....
do pfd.
Swan 4 Finch .
Union Tank . . . .
do pfd.
Vacuum
Washington ...
S. O. Nebraska .
Imperial Od . . .
New Tork Bond
(Furnished by Overbeck
Atchison Genl. 4s , .
Bait. 4 Ohio Gold 4s......
Bth. Steel Ref. 5s
Cent. Pacific 1st 4s
C, B. 4 Q. CoL 4
St. Paul GenU 4 a. .... .
Chicago- N. W. Gent 4...
L. 4N. Uni, 4s.
New York Ry. 5s
Northern Pac P. U 4..,.
Reading GenU 4s ........
Union Pac. 1st 4a .......
IT. 8. Steel 5s w.
Union Pac. 1st Ref. 5s... .
Southern Pac. Conv. 5a....
do 4s
Penna. Conv. 4s
Penna 1st 4s
Ches. 4 Ohio Conv. 61. . . .
Ore. Short Liha 4s . ;
Market
4 Cook Co.)
Bid. Ask.
.......... 16 i
......,.. 890 .410
80 84
170 . 190
97 100
103 107
26 28
.......... 120 ' 180
77 82
41 46 i
95 100 '
.......... 95 100
155 160 .
81 84
....... 22 24
. 153 185
90 S3
26$ 268
' 15'i 15
83 36
435 443
-170 175
850 870
98 100
.....A.., 240 250
.......... 56 60
285 290
63 67
640 680
. 380 4(M)
815 320
370 390
..102 105
20 40
- . . 99 102
93 9(1
280 283
30 85
, 390 410
90 95
Bid. Ask.
74 74
63 63
77 77
70 71
95 95
74 74
73 74
78 78
16 20
73 74
73 76
78 79
89 89
734 74
95 98
73 74
87 87 T4
75 75
74 744
76 77
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON
6 Genl; Oblig. Bonds
Due 1921-30.
Price too. nor
Yield .... V
HILLSBORO. OREGON
6 Genl. Oblig. Bonds
Due September, 1930.
Price 100.
1006
Yield
Under State Supervision
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
the Following Bonds:
Price Tleld
100 6.00
99 A vg. 6.25
99
100
100
96.53
94.83
96.68
96.08
6.05
7.00
7.00
8.00
7.25
7.30
7.50
AND
BONDS
TACOMA
PACIFIC COAST BANK. STATEMENT
1 ,
Portland Banki i
Clearings Thi Week. I Tear Ago. '
Monday ....I 6.918.628.27 I t 8,966.676.81
Tueaday ..v. . 4.75jV;it3.97 -f 4.681.200.18
pofean Bank
Clearing Tuesday ........ Jf. I 1.563,076 00
Balance Tuesday ......... J . ! 619,429.00
. SaUl Bank ' -4
Clearings Tuesday ........ j . t 4,206.284.00
Balance Tuesday . I. 710.133.00
' Ban franolsoo Bank
Clearing Tuesday .i. 21.400.000.00
Lew Angeles Bank
Clearings Tuesday H4, 206. 735. 00
A substantial
NewYearsGift
Buythem
We have on hand a selected
list of safe, high;-grade
bonds, in denominations of
$100, $250, $500,, paying
interest twice a year at the
rate o .j '
top)
- ' i -f . ..
May be purchase on our
Partial Payment Plan .
or for cash j
.. Ask for. details
I'
Freeman,
Smith
oroono puoon Camp
MIMBidnMCNa aauiUBlitaj i
FIFTH AND . ; CO.
wav yo
Consult
us about your present investment
problems. Our experience and in
vestors' service are available to
you without obligation.
V '' - V ' - ;
We Recommend
Tilramoolt County, Oregon, School
District No.- 48 -6 Bond
Due Serially 1930-1 935
No Income Tax to Pay
Assessed valuation' ... .11,787,745
Total bonded debt.... 52,000
Legality approved by
Messrs. Teal, Minor & Wlnfree
Price 100 to yield
First Choose Your Bond
House and Then the Bond
Clark. Kendall & Co.
5th and Stark St., Portland, Or.
City of j
Vancouver B. C
4i Gold Bonds
Denom. 100 ($486.66)
Dated
Dec 15, 1913
! Due
Dec. 15,923
Payable Principal and
Interest in U. S. Gold
Price 90.83, Yielding
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Ralph Schneeloch Ca
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MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION FIHAKCC
LUMBtWMtNS BmUMMa 'i
PaRrUMa Oneocm. i
Building:
Plans
"ptitKfc ar jmany,"
-- technical points of
importance to consider
when drawing plans
for business buildings.
Each point must be
exactly right, not
nearly so. j
We have been suc
cessful in nuking
plans for .many I of
Portland's" buildings,
and In a great many
Instances have super
vised the construc
tion also. ; j
Our business' is to
plan, build and! man
age commercial prop
erty. ...' .J
Strong S KscTtsiiott
Baby Bonds
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