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MORE DAMAGE IS INFLICTED 'ON AUSTRALIAN WHEAT QUICK. CHANGES SHOWN IN PRICES ONi STOCK MARKET SLIGHT INCREASE IN POTATO SALES for Oregon white potatoes . from the South, but the prices offered there1 woulf not permit the purchase here at any- thins above $1. 1301.25 per cental for se t lected utock. Aeorling to word that comn from the Sonlh to the local trade, thje market there are in hetw thai for white stocks, but for ararnets there is iirtctiia Uy no rail. Hupsilirs til the latter are siiri to be very heavy in auirnia. A alight increase in ronntry ' purr-hates at I virarbv W ilianirtte nllfj twints ia shown. Most of the bnsmea in the valley ia around fl.lijj per rental, bit rloeer to Portland, in the bst i luality aeruos, aa mgii a 1 . w na bn offered ih a very limited way. Only leal fancy 'tnt-k can he siilrt at this rne and noth ing above (1 ia a reliable for ordinary stork. Kvrn at that the local market ia higher than other primary ' centers or una territory. MAIUCET DASKLET RETAIL- PRJC&T. Those. d airing sicial information retarding any market arioulu ' write the Market auditor, Oregon Journal, enclosing; stamp for reply. 1(1(5 IRA 1)K lHI.niV I"" I FORM Trade in the rax market ia holding uniforrn-.y steady here with general bida of f. o. b. buyers at f0c a dozen, f'ortland delivery, for current receipts, fcast and inurmountain sections inquiring. JiTTTKJt TBU1E IH A BOl'T SAM K I'ractu.ally no change ia ibown in . the market for 'butter here. In thw print market conditions appear about steady. little movement ia shown in rube extra, in fact not auffvrient to firmly eerabltoll pnew. un-grane selling at various tinees. MF.Af MARKETS HOLDING STEADY. Market for country killed meats started the week with a steady tone. Dunne the lai-t few days there haa been a smaller suily of hoga. and this, lias been an aid. Veal rices continued. OIlAMiK HITI"T1X IS TEATY A local lioii-e advises: '"Very few orange available now in Northern California and our buyer in Southern California sdvines that the uuaiity-of tJiu fruit there is now exceptionally fine, h:eh colored, sweet and juicy." By Rvati H. Cohen Consumers will .soon be given a treat of tomatoes, fresh from Mexico. A car load of fresh ripe stock is being moved in Portland and will soon be available. This gives to Portland consumers an all-the-year-round tomato service, be cause at no time had the market here been without offerings to date. First supplies usually come from Mex ico, i When that season is well on, Flor ida begins to make shipments, then Mis sissippi starts and then Te;: Then the Imperial valley of California begins its season's work, which is follawed by more northern sections of that state, to be quickly followed by White Salmon and The Dalles. Then the home gardens be gin Itheir season's workj id It's the same old round of shipments; year in and year OUti ! It is surprising how few products are every really out of the markets of this country. Strawberries are available practically the entire year and the apple market is never closed. Maximum prices on the Portland public market: Cabbage, 2c pound; cauliflower, 20c head; carrot. 2c jjound; celery, 13c head; celery hearts, 15c; onions, 2c pound: parsnips, c pound; squash, 2c pound: turnips. 8c pound: potatoes, 1 4 c pound; dry beans, 7 c pound; prunes, 12 e pound; comb honey, 40c pound; bulk honey, quark 9lc, pint 47c; ducks, 60c pound: geese, 43c pound; cottage cheese, 2l)c pound: hens, 40 & 42c pound; fryer. 40c pound; eggs, 00c dozen f: butter, 58c pound; milk, 13c quart. The following prices ruled generally in re tail shop for good quality. Some values a' fractionally higher, inferior stuff fractionally lower. I Butter Fresh creamery 53c. Y.mh Fresh laid, extra., 58y60e per dozen; extra irollrts, 5.1c. I'amltry Chickens, dressed. SOc lb. . Jtsh Salmon, 30c nV; I halibut. 30c lb. ; Co lumbia river smelt, 10(el!fec lb. Flour Hest local patent, $2,75 1? 3.00 per ! aacK, ids. Potatoes jllurbanks, 2e.i Onions Per lb., 2c. ' DAMAGE REPORTS IN WHEAT MARKET JIoilfDAT WHEAT MARKET Hard White .... Soft White .... White Club Hard Winter ... Northern Spring Red Walla Bid Gain 1.4 le 1.6. Se l.M 4e 1.6 Se l.iS Se NORTHWKHT ti (Reported by Portland HA IN RECEIPTS Merchant"' Kicbange) Wheat. Bar. Fir. Oats. Uay Portland. Hon... 34 5 1 IS Tear ago 69 3 21 ... Season to date.. 932)1 175 488 20 1330 Tear ago. ... .5448 154 2458 883 108 Taroma, Sat. ... ! ... 8 ... 9 Tear ago 24 ... 28 , . . 1 Season to date.. 3131 48 601 77 593 Tear ago ....4284 67 1085 132 693 Seattle, Sat.... 48 1 1 3 ' 7 Tear ago . ... 2(1 8 A 4 11 SeajMjn to date.. 3202 175 214 295 1038 Tear ago 4089 201 466 497 892 Astoria, season.. 805 18 26 Tear ago .... 722 2 ... 6 35 RIPE BANANAS OFT OF MARKET i IUe bananas are entirely out of market here, j i ne n-gniar cari'iaos receivei naciruay weir uratu green and hone of this fruit will be available for the trade for scleral days at leaoL Prices are unchanged. Moscow, Complaining Of Milk Ordinance BRIEF NOTES OF PROOI'CE TRADE Chicken market steady with prices continued. California cabbage expected within a day or so. l.oca! cabbage in heavy supply; some very gonct quality. Smelt sulfites are liberal with the price at 6c. Fresh halibut ia out of market. WHOLESALE PItlcES IX PORTLAND tiers, ft- 47c 4Uis42c lb I i rea ra pe r lh. i 45c; These are prices retailers pay who! eept aa otherwiae noted : Dairy Products Rt'TTF.K Selling price, box Jots: wry. extras, parchment wrapped, Jnbbing pik-e: Cube, extra. dairy, buying price, 2 7c per lb. HI'TTEHFAT Portland delivery basis, No. 2. 43e; country slaUions, 3Ucia;41e. I CHKESK Selling price: TUIamook, fresh I Oregon fanry. triplets. 33c per lb. ; Young Amer- j loaa. 34c lb. Prices to jobbers, f. o. b. Tllla- mook: Triplets; aoe; loung Americas, .lie. Belling prv-e: Blork Swiss, 3840c: limtmrger, 3 6 a 3 8c -lb. ; cream bric . 3 6s38c lb. EtiUS Buying , prices: . Current receipta, 50c dozen: candled, telling price, 52 53o per doten; select. A 55c ir doren. LIVE POULTItt Selling price: Heavy bens, 33 ' Ktc ib. ; light hens, 25s26e lb. ;, springs, lisht, 32c tr lb.; heavy, 28 30c per lb.; old roosters, 15c per lh. ; turkeys, live, ,4 5o per lb.; d'ened, 60c per lb.; ducks. S5e42c per lb. Freeh VegsHab'es and Fruit FREbll FRI'IT tirantfes, 4.OO5.00 box; htniDU, 12 V, 13 e lh. ; lemons, f4.0O(B 4.75 a crate: grapefruit. Florida. .50W8 50; California 14 UO; (wars, 11.60 f 2.50. Al'I'LiKb t1.2.Ve 3.0O. IililKli FUl'ITS listes. Ircmedarie. $7.00; Fanl. 34.00 Ir box; ties. 33.75 ( 4.00. OMUNS belling prtos to retailers: Local, f 1.23(a) 1.60; garlic. 15c; treeo onions. 40c cloaen buncbea. IHlTi'lUW Selling price: Oregon fancy. 1 1 . 2 .. I . oil; wert. 0 & 7c per lb. BKKK1KS Cranberries, local, S6.O0 0 6.26 per box; easter.i. $19.00 bbL t V;K.TAIt.KH Turnips. I1.T.0 per sack; . mi , . , . 1 - , . . i . . -1 E .- . carr'iu, ei.f; urn, eJ.o; irumr, eo.ovvw 3.75 per crate; egg plant. 13fcj20t'; iWoccoli. fl.75 bell pepers, 20t25c lb.; celery, $1.25 per doxeo; llubbard aquAih, 2 C 2 H c lb Meat and Provisions COUNTRY HKATS Selling price: Conntrv hiiji, 1 5c per lb. for top blockers about 125 to 130' lbs.; heavy atuft lower; veal, t-jp, SO to 110 lbs. 17 18c: heavy stuff leas. SMOKED MEAT Ijfsxi 27 32o per, lb. : breakfast bacon. 27wlyjr UHU Kettle tcnderSt, 22 Hs lb.; tierce basia, compound. 14c. Flih and Shellfish FRESH FISH Steelhead, 23 ? 23o lb.; frozen Chinook, 20c; halibut, fresh. 22c; stur geon, ( ); black cod, 11 (9 12c; kippered sal mon. $2..'0'prr 10 lb. basket ; kiiprred cod. $2.85; raior clam, ( ) ; crabs, 3J.75W 3.75 )r dozen; ling cod, U W 8o per lb.; Columbia tinelt. 6c per lb. OT1STEHS Eastern. per gallon. $3.00; Olympia, $5.60 Orocerles SUGAR Reflr.ery basis: Cube, $10.73: fruit and berry. SU.00;. l yellow, $8.40; gran ulated. 39.00; extra C. $7.80; golden O, $8.50. HONEY New, to. 00 per case; built. ISo per lb. RICK Japan style. No. 1, 64e; Blue Rose, 9e per lb.; New Orleans head, lie. COFFEE Koaaled. 19 0 31c. in sacks o- arums. . . SALT Ccare, half ground, 100s, $17 23; per too; 60s. $18.73; table dairy, 30c, $27.25; bales, $3.5O(ei4,.O0: fanry ubia and dairy, $34 60; lump ruck. $26.50 per ton. BEANS Sales by jobbers: Small white. 6'o lb.; large white. 5 Sc; pink, 7 lie per lb.; lima. SKc; bayou. 11 He; reds. 7 ',c: Oregon 1u.ii hiivine r!n-. nnminil CANNED MII-K Carnation. $8 00 ; Borden $.0O; Ator, $3 90; Eagle, $12.50; Libby. $5.00; Monnt Vernon, $5.90 per ease. SODA CKACKEK3 In hulk. 17c per lb. NUTS Walnuts, 23 26o per lb.; almonds. 274 628e: filberts. 32c ia sack lots; peanuts. 14 h IsV 15e; pecans. 25c: Brazils. 83c , nope, paint, out ROPE Sl'al, dark, 16c; white,' 18e per lb.: standard Manila, 26 He. LINSEED OIL Hiw, bbls.. $1.01 gal. ket tle boiled, bbls.. $l.u3; raw, eases, $1.1$; boiled, rajes. $1.18 per gallon. COAU utij reari or water white, in drams or iron barrels. 17 He gallon; cases. 30o per gallon OASOl.lNE Iron barrels,. 29c: eases. 41 He. WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 12 He; 600 lbs.. 12 o per lb. . TURPENTINE Tanks. $1.21; cases. $1.86; It) case lota. 1c lees. Hops, Wool and Hides HOPS- Nominal, 120 crop. 2328e- " HIDES Calfskin, 10 12c; ku, 8 9 9a; green bides, 6 6c per lb. MOHAIR 1-ong, 25c; snort, 15c TALLOW AND GREASE No. l tallow 6e: No, 2,4c - CASCARA BARK New, 8e lb. WOOL Coarse. 10c; medium. 20c; fine, 25e per lb. Moscow. Idaho, Jan. It. A storm of pro test has been raised afsimt the iasage of an ordinance by the: city council, providing for the control- of millt, butter and dairy products to b sold ih Moscow. The ordinance is said to be the most drastic everi pabsed in a com munity of this kind and will practically pro hibit the sale of milk, cream or other dniry , n 4 11 IU.r.mifl. dent of the Chamber of Commerce, in a rigor-! ons protest on behalf of the citizens and the dairymen and the farmers,; has called attention to the provisions of the Ordinance and asked the citizens to unite in protesting against its enforcement and to ask its repeal. No one, outside of the members of Hie council and a very few others, knew of the contemplated pass age of the ordinance nntii it was published in the official paper. Then1 the protest began to b" heard. Mr. Overrnith says, in iart: "Hcection 13 of this 'ordinance practically prohibits any iierson owning a cow in the city of ilftscow from selling j milk. This section would prevent any milk oif cream being sold in the ity of Moscow by farmers or other persona unless they had a separate milkhouse which was not used for any other purpose than the care, of milk." TOBACCO SALF.S ATiT, MADE AT VERY LOW PRICES Lexington. Ky.. Jan. 17. (I. X. P. ) Buy ers of tobacco were out tin force1 today' to at tend sales of loose leaf tobacco held at more than 30 markets in central Kentucky, nearly all of which have been clojed since January 4, when farmers rea.sed sending the icommodity to market. Failure of efforts of farmer to hold thetr crops because of the prices bid since the first of the year was rept.nible for today's sales. Thirty-nine cents a pound was the top price at the opening of the sales as compared with last year'a top of $1.36 a pound. Ixiw grades were disposed of at prices as low as SO cents a hun dred pounds. DAIRY PRODUCTS OF THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco, Jan. 17. ( 1.'. P.) Butter Extras. 45 He; prime firsts, 4 3c. Eggft Extras. 65 He; extra firsts. 65c; ex tra pullets, 61 He. undertiized pullets. No. 1, 5 He. Cheese California flats, fanry, 25 He; firsts, 23c. Seattle Market Seattle, Jan. 17. ( U. P.l Butter City creamery, cubes, 46c; bncks, 4 7c. Eggs Fresh ranch. 57c; pullets, 52c. Lot A noeles Market Ixs Anseles, Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Butter. 4 8c. EgL'5 Extras, 61c; case count?" 61c; pullets, 58c. Ioultry Hens. 3 5 3 Or ; broilers. 4 0 4 6e ; fryers, 4 0c. POTATOES ALONG THK COAST San Francisco Market Kan Franrihco, Jan. 17. ( U. I. Potatoes River White. $1.00fel.73; Salinas. $3.50; sweet. $3t3.23. Onions Yellow and white, $1.50 1.75; Australian brown. 9ilc(a)$1. Seattle Market Seattle, Jan. 17. (C. P.) Potatoes $25 33. . Los A neeles Market I-os Angeles, .Ian. 17. (I. N". S. ) Pota toes Stockton Burbanks, $1.83 2.23, arord ing to quality, few as high as $2.40; Idaho Russets, mostly. $2.00 2.25; local, mostly, 85t90c per lug. ' Special cables come from Australia telling- of the preatest rain and wind storm the grain sections of that commonwealth have known for perhaps 60 years. Re ports indicate that damage to the crop is certain. Both Australian and Argentine advices of late have indicated damage to the wheat crop and while there is the same old story to tell of bull and bear markets mingling in the option trade, still the general undertone of the market con tinues to improve. In the Chicago option market the start of the Monday trade showed a price loss, but an ad vance followed this bearish movement early in the day. Purchases of wheat eontinue liberal at Pa cific Northwest points but most of the trade ap pears to be awaiting more definite news regard ing the situation in the southern hemisphere. Millstuffs continue to show a strength but Monday morning prices were unchanged. FIAfCK Selling price, mill door: Patent, $10.20; ; Montana spring wheat, $9.50; Wil lamette valley brands. $8.55; local straight, $8.30; bakers' local, $9.00; graham, $8.40; whole wheat. $8.60. Price for city deliveries 15c extra; suburban, 20c extra. HAY Buying price, nominal. Willamette timothy, fancy, $29.0080.00 tier ton; clover. $22.00; cheat. $23.00: straw. $1 3.00 14.00 ; grain, $25.00; alfalfa, $22.00 23.00 per ton. ORALS SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta. 10c; domestic, 11c in car lots; less amounts higher. ! MILLdTrFFS Mill run st mill, sacked, ton lota. $36.00: carloads. $35.00. tATB -Per ton. buying price: Feed, $33.00 86.041.' BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $30.00: mill ing. $30.00. SEED-t Buying price, nominal; no demand. Red clover, rec leaned. ( ) per lb.; alsike, ( ) ; vetch. ( ) . FE E DST I ' FFS V. 0. B. mills: Rolled bar ley, $44.00 (T 46.00; whole barley, $44.00; alfalfa ineaii $30.00; cocoa nut meal, $32.00; cracked corn, $47.00; whole corn. $44. 00 ton; scratch feed. $60. OO; soy besn meal. $52.00; linseed meal. $74. 00; whole oats. $44.00; rolled oats, $46.00 per ton. ROLLED OATS Selling price. $10.00 bbl. Merchants Exchange bids: WHEAT .Ian. .... 166 .... 165 .... 166 160 .... ltlO .... 138 FEED OATS . . . .3500 3350 BARLEY .... 3300 .... 34 OO CORN No. 3 Eastern (bnlk) .3250 No. 3 local (bulk).... HOGS ARE LOWER; SHEEP MOVE IIP MOJTDAY HOG MARKET Tone. Portland liS(e lower Ch Ira po I$e hierher Omaha 16c blither Henrer steady Kansas City slow Top. 111.; t.0 .0 .$ t.iS STEERS HIT $9.35 One load of extra good steers brought a premium of 10 cents at $9.35 at North Portland. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN , Hogs. Cattle. Calees. Sheep. Cars. Monday 1086 2136 118 4631 120 Week ago 1423 2804 127 2159 115 Two wka ago. 1132 1376 200 970 70 Four w ks ago. 1525 2116 213 715 101 Tear ago 1022 656 478 37 Two years ago. 3633 1573 56 998 101 Three y rs ago. 1 707 10!4 ..V "5 68 Four y'rs ago 3371 1102 4 1431 93 LIVESTOCK PRICES COMPARED Tops Hogs. Steers. Imbs. Monday $11.85 $ 9.23 $10.50 Year ago 16.10 12.00 15.50 Of the 120 loads of livestock that en tered the North Portland alleys over Sunday, 17 loads were fdr direct ship ment to killers at outside points, and did not enter the" trade here. Hog's were weaker, 15 tp 25c lower, cattle were about steady, and sheep steady to higher. In the hog tilers st North Portland most of the esrly trading in tops was at a decline of 25c, with sales hitting $11.75- hut one lot went to an extreme mark of $11. S3, or 15c below the top of last Saturday. No change was shown in pigs. Monday morning offerings in the swine di vision were slightly below the totals of a week ado. but this trade here was inclined to bear down on values. General hog market range: Prime mixed $11,00 0 11.75 Smooth heavy 10.73 0 11.25 Rough heavy 7.50 9.75 Fat pigs 10. 0O 11.00 Feeder pigs 9.00 (9' 11.00 6attle Market Steady Early trading in the cattle division of the North Portland market Monday morning was just about steady. There were some good steers available but top cows were scarce and the bulk of the stock offered was of medium to poor grade. General .cattle market range: Choice steers Good to choice steers Fair to good steers Common to fair steers I Choice cows and heifers 4:ood trt choice cows and heifers. Medium to good cows and heifers Fair to medium cows arid heifers Common cows and heifers Canners i. ...... Bulls hoice dairy calves. Best light calves . . . Rest light cslves . . . Choice feeders . . . . . Fair to good feeders. . i . . . Medium light calves . , . . . Sheet) Quoted New York, Jan. IT.- The stock market closed irregular today. Coppers continued to be' well taken right up to tiie close, while many stand issues showed a reactionary tendency. Reading was under pressure and yielded 2H at 86 H , the lowest levfel of the lay. Steel common hung around Its closing of 83. while lialdwiin re acted nearly 1 point from the high to 90 14 . Crucible Steel, after selling up to 99, fell back to 96. Mexican.' Petroleum finb-lied i H net lower at 161 H. while Texas Pacific Coal and Oil dropped nearly 2 points from its .high to 29 H. . r Government bonds unchanged; railroad and Ither bonds steady. j & t-.-jse Col, Board SlMdard Oil Stocks & Cooke Fnrnished by Overbeck of Trade buildcng: Anglo, ............... Borne Scrymer ....... Buckeye .. Cbcesebrougn r do pfd ............. Continental 112 Bid. 19 390 85 175 102 Co., Board Clotting Furnished by Overbeck of Tradu building: STOCK High sVt, i . . . . .. 8.50 8.00 e 6.50 5.50 7.O0 6.23 S SO( 5 0O (d 4.00 e .... 2.50 . . . . 4.50 .... 12 .(I0(a 13.00 .... 1 0.O0 1 1.00 10.00 11. l0 6.50 7.25 5.75 O 6.75 . ... 9.00 10.00 Higher 9.25 8.50 7.50 6.50 7.50 7.0O 6.00 5.50 5.00 3.30 5.50 Hard white , . . Soft white . . . White club . . . Hard winter . . Northern spring Red Walla . . . No. 2 white . . No. 2 gray . . Brewing Feed Feb. 107 1116 167 160 1 60 158 3.100 3350 8500 3400 3250 -No Bids- March. 167 166 167 160 1 60 158 3525 3350 8500 8350 3250 With a run of 4631 head in the alleys over Sunday, the market for sheep and lambs showed a good tone at North Portland Monday morning. t No change was shown in early sales in the lamb j division, but a general advance Waj forced for mutton, yearlings climbing to $8.25, wethers, $7 and ewes $4.30. General sheep market range : East of mountain lambs.. $ 9.30 10.60 Willamette valley lambs 9.00 9.50 Cull Iambs 5.00 6.00 Feeders lambs i. 6.00 S 7.00 Wethers . 6.50 ( 7.00 Yearlings 7.00 8.25 Ewes . i. 1.00(g) 4.50 Monday Morning Sales COWS Advances Follow First Loss in Chicago Trading Chicago, Jan. 17. (I. X. S.) Wheat led the grain list to higrher levels for the day. Resumption of foreign demand for wheat following the break of last week stimulated considerable support in the market today, and extensive short covering was in evidence throughout. Provisions closed sharply higher. Resting prices for March wheat were at gains of 2c. May advanced 2 3Vc. January corn closed lc higher, May "JsWlc up and July rc higher. May -oats to Uc higher and July steady to c advanced. HERRIN & RHODES,' INC, iKotablisbed 1896) CATTLE PORTLAND TA COMA Feet Private Du Plea Wire OOAST TO COAST. Stocks, Bonds, Grwtn, Cotton, Forth n Ex change ALL MARKETABLE SECURITIES Members Chicsgo Board of Trade. Correapottdenis E. F. Hutton V Co. Msinben; New York Stack Esehanoa New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange, I LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS. Headquarters for Buying and Selling All Issues. Large or Small lota. ' Storks. Bonds. Cotton, Grain, Ete. 'tit 17 Board of Trade Banding Overbeck& Cooke Co. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES Member Chicago Board of Trad ' Correspondents of Logan tt Bryan, Chicago Kw" Tote Chicago Dairy Produce Chicago, Jan. 17.' (I. N. S.) Batter Receipt. 4679 tubs. Creamery, extra. 48 He; firsts 38 (to 48 14 c; parking stock, 1 4 re 1 8c. Kggs Receipts, 4 522 caser; miscellaneons, 63i67c: ordinary firsts, R3(c64e: firsts. 68 at69c; checks, 50 53c: dirties. 54 ( 58c. Cheese Twins, new. 24 (S 24 V4 e: daisies. 20 $25c; Young Americas. 26 S 26 Vi c; longhorns, 26 -26 He: brick. 19c. Live Poultry Turkeys. 43c: chickens, 20c: springs 26c; roosters. 20c; ducks. 31c New York Hotter and ICggs New York. Jan. 17 (I. N. S.) Butter Market steady. Creamery, extras (salted and un salted), 51455e; do firsts (sVlted and un salted). 43(w.r,3c; do higher than extras (salted and nnsalted), 52 H tig 50c; state dairy, tubs, 30 31c. Cheese Market steady to firm. State, whole milk fpecials. 24 H' 28 He; do fancy. 23 f 25 He; do lower grades. 20s22Hc; Wisconsin, whole milk, fancy Young Americas. 28 !i b 29 He; state, skims, specials, 17( 20e; do choice. 15 en 17 He: do fair to good 12 g 14 He; do lower grades, 10c per lb. Eggs Market firm. Nearby white, fancy. 81 (at 82c; do brown fancy, 81c; extra 80c firsts, 76 77c. Portland Boys Wheat Dayton. Wash,. Jan. 16. There was the sale of 100.000 bushels of wheat in Columbia county last week when the market touched $1.50. Most of this wat purchased by the Portland mills but there were other buyers in the field. This it the first movement of wheat here since fall and is not of sufficient magnitude to help money mat ters noticeably. Dried Fruit and Beans New York. Jan. 17. (I. N. S ) Beans Market steady. Marrow, choice, $8.75- pea choice. $4.50 5.00; red kidney, choice, $9.25 tjf $t. 50. Dried Fmits Market steadier. Apricots, ex tra choice to fancy, 26o36c: apples, evapo-r"r1- l' to, ftmcy. 610Hc; prunes. 30s to 60s, lier l7c; prunes. 60s to 100s, 6 H K 94c; peaches, extra choice to fancy, 18 21 He; seeded raisins, choice to fancy, 24 25c. w Tork Sngar and Coffee New York. Jan. 17.. (U. P.) - Sugar Quiet; raw. $5.52; refined, quiet: granulated. fl.75, Coffee No. 7 Bio, tot, 0 H 10c. H 6Xc; No. 4 San- San Frnnelsro Ponltry Market San Francisco. -Jan. 17. (C. P.) Poultry Broilers, 52 53c; large hens, 33 38c beat ducks. 23 35c. B Saa Francisco Barley Market Sa Franciaco, Jan. 17. (TT. P.) Barley '7?- rer cental. $150 1.55; shipping. fi.BO rf l.lfV, MinacapoHs-balath Flax Duluth. Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Flax May $i:?h: Juljr- 209: tr Minneapolis Jan. ' 171 (I. : N. S.) Flax Track. $1.06 4fe 1.97 H; arrive, same. j. , TCaral Stores Market . rk. Jan. 1T. (L X. S.) Turpen- fcne- Savannah. 92 H , no sale.- Ne- York. 75. Rosin--gavannah. H; New York, . Chicago range by I'nitcd Press . WHEAT Open. High. 174i 176i 166 169H CORN 71 71 H 72 72 H OATS .45 Tt 46 V 43 45 RYE 150i 152 H 153B 134H BARLEY 72 - 72 H 72 87c. PORK 2410 2420 2370 2420 LARD 1312 1325 13S2 1400 RIBS March May . May . July . May July May . July . Cash barley, January .... May January May IjOW. 1 73 165 H 70 H 71H 45 45 131 133 2400 2360 1312 1370 January May 120 Cash wheat No. 2 $1.90; No. 2 bard, spring, $1.75. 1295 1262 red. $2.00: No. 1.83 183 H : Close. 176i 169H 71 4 72 H 44 45 H 152H 134 2420 2412 1 325 1395 1220 1295 3 red. No. 3 No Av. lbs. Price. I No. A v. lbs. -Price. 2.... 1085 $ 5.00 16 1155 $ 6.25 29 . . . . 104O 7.00 3.... 673 6.00 18. 870 6.75 1.... 910 5.0O 5.... 778 5.00 22.... 875 6.23 2.... 1010 6.00 26 034 7.25 19 1014 8.75 8 1041 5.25 20.... 1013 6.75 1 1190 6.00 3 936 6.00 12 1070 B.50 13.... 840 6.75 13.... 1046 5.55 21.... 1032 6.50 11.... 940 4 80 16....1050 S.75 14.... 708 6.50 1....1000 6.50 4 1205 0.75 CALVES 1 330 $ 8 00 1 160 12.00 ' BULLS 2, . . .1455 $ 5. 00 j 1. 1490 5.30 I 1....1650 6 00 HOGS 6.... 131 $11.25 2.... 385 $ 9.75 24.... 189 11.75 1 170 11.75 11.... 130 11.25 48.... 219 11.75 14 285 0.75 101. 216 11.75 1.... 230 11.00 98.... 190 11.85 4.... 152 11.00 1. 450 9.85 52. 213 11.73 26 255 10.00 STEERS 27 1175 $ 8.75 4.... 813 $ 6.75 3...: 1023 6.75 1....10OO 6.75 19.... 1091 8.75 8.... 1190. 8.00 27.... 11 32 9.35 25.... 11 04 8.50 27 ... . 985 8. (Hi 25 .... 1070 8.00 25 ....1130 8.25 LIVERPOOL ABSORBS COTTO!? IN EARLY JfEW TORK TRADE New Tork, Jan. IV. (L N. S.) Trade and Liverpool interests bought enough at tbe opening of the cotton market today to hold it stead in the face of moderate selling by Wall street The cables were rather poor but reports on textile conditions continued bullish, foreign exchange was strong and the Smith reported a better de mand for the spot article, especially low grades from domestic mills. The list was steady st the end of the first 20 minutes at a shade under Saturday's clone. The market turned strong in the last hour on active short coverings. The close was very stesdy at a net gain of 5 to 13 points. Spot cotton was quiet today 15 points higher at 18.05c No sales. Jsnnary . . March . . . May July September October . . November December Open High Low Close 1750 1792 1745 3T70 1623 164 1588 1636 1625 1644 1588 134 1637 1657 1602 164 14l 1642 16 16ii 1642 1640 .... i64o 1640 i6i6 ieio T.lTerpool Cotton Easier Liverpool Jan. 17 (L N. S. ) Liverpool cotton opened st a good inquiry. Prices were r",er; 5000 b-10- Ameriesn mtddimg ,,.01-90iJ ?d nMins. 12 44: frill middling, 11.59; middling. 10. 59;, low middling 9.09; good ordinary. 7.53; ordinary. 6.84. Futures opened quiet and steady. , New Tork Wool and Hides New York. Jan. 17. (L X. S) Wool Market easy. Domestic fleece. XX Ohio. 22 45c; do pulled, scoured basis. 180e; do Texas, scoured basis, 4075c; domestic- ter staple, scoured. 50 W 85c aivwuc. ter. rteirpeY'lE"1 B-xll Money and Ernange " " N'w Jork, Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Call money rlm tb - Tork tor exchinw day ruled tt 6 per cent; high. per cent: low. Z.JTr T? T,m raonrr - Rates P" rnt" T anarket for prime ''waT wTh .nt'steTh-i ex" AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago Hogt $9.60 Chicago, Jan. 17. (I. N. S.) Hogs Re ceipts. 59.000; strong to 10c higher. Bulk. $9.409.65; tops, $9.60; heavyweight; $9.35 C9.55; medium weight, $9.43 9.70 : light weight. $0.559.'6O; light lights, $9.50 9.80; hesvy parking sows, smooth, $8.65 & 9.15; packing sows, rough, $8.40 ( 8.65; pigs, $9.60 10.00. . Cattle Receipts. 29,000; slow to 25c lower. Beef Steers Medium and heavyweight, $10.50 11.76; choice and prime. $ 10.50 1 1.75 ; medium and good, $8.75 9.73; lightweight, $9.75& 11.00; good and choice, $9.75 1 1 .00 ; common and medium, $7.25 ( 0.5O. Butcher Cattle Heifers. $5.25 & 9.75 ; cows. ' $4.30 8.25; bulls, $5.00 ( 7.60. Canners and Cutters Cows and heifers, $3 00(0.4.50; canner steers. $4.50 5.50; veal calves (light and handyweightl , $9.75 12.00.- feeder steer. $7.00 9.25; stacker steers, I $5.25 8.30; storker cows and heifers. $4.25 6.00. Sheep Receipts, 27.0O0; killers lower. Lambs (84 lbs. down), $9.75011.25; lambs (83 lbs. up). $8.75 (11.00; lambs (cull and common), $8.00(3 9.75; yearling wethers, $8.00 e 9.25; ewet. $4.00 9 6.00; ewes (cnlls snd common), $2.00 3.50; feeder lambs, $8.25 &1 0.50. Denver Hoot $9.80 Denver. Col., Jan, 17. (U. P.) Cattle Receipts 7400; 25c higher. Steers, $7.50 (St 9.25; cows and l-eifers, $5 (46.30; stock ers and feeders. $6 8; calves, $7(910. Hm ReceHu 2500; steady. Top, $9.60; bulk. $9 9.50. -i Sheep- lleceipu 8100; steady. Lambs, $9.30 010.50; ewes. $3.50 fie 4.75 : feeders, $9 & 9.35. Omaha Hoes $9.60 Omaha, Jan. 17. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re ceipts. 9000: active, mostly 10c higher. Bulk. i $9.00 m 9.40; top, $9.50. Cattle Recetpta, 9200; beef steers, 15c to 2 5c lower. Balls, Teals, stocker and feeders, steady. Sheep Receipts, 12,500. Lambs and sheep, strong; spots, 10c to 15c higher. Bulk Lambs, $10.50 10.75; early top, $11.00; yearlings. $8.50; wethers, $6.50: ewes, $5.50; feeders, steady: feeder lambs, $10.10. Seattle Hoot S12.00 Seattle, Jan. 17. (I. N. S. ) Hogs Re ceipts. 851; steady. Prime lights, $11.50 (a) 12.00; rough heavies. $8.50 s S.OO ; smooth heavies. $ 10.50 1 1.30 ; pigs. $tr.50 1 1 .00. Cattle Receipts, 590; steady. Prime ateers, $8.50 9.00; common to good. $6.00 6.50; medium to choice, $7.00 8.00 :best cows snd heifers, $6.00 6.75; common to good. $3.50 6.00; medium to choice. $5.O06.00; prime light calves. $1 1.00 12.30 ; heavy calves. $6.00 7.00. Sheep Receipts. 440: stesdy. Yearlings, $7.758.25; wethers. $6. 75 7.50; ewes, $1.50 4.50; prime lambs, $10.00 10.50; cull lambs, $7.00 7.50. Kansas City Hogs S9.80 Kansas City. Mo., Jan. 17. (I. N. S) Cattle Receipts, 14.000; slow. jSteers. $7.00 9.00; cows and heifers. $5.30 10.50; stack ers and feeders. $7.00 8.90 calves, $7.00 12.00. Hogs Receipts, 10,500; slow. Bulk, 89.25 9.45: top, $9.50; heavies. $9.25 9.4 5; lights. $9.25 9.45. . Sheep Receipts. 6000. Mediums, $0.65 9.30; lambs. $10.50 10.90,' market fair; ewes, $4.50 5.25. Chicago Potato Market Chicago Jan. IT. (1. N. S. ) Potatoes Receipts, 75 ears; Northern whites sack S120 L50.?; ' MicSka" $1.40 ' Will Attend Foneral i , i - IT? '..ho?!l'" WlU W ckd front 1 to J "V .""" ?" "t of the funeral of John r. Toft of Toft c Co. , , Liberty Bond Sales (Reported by Overbeck & Cooke Co.)- High. 9240 8780 Liberty. 3 Ha ..... Liberty. 1st 4s Liberty, 2d 4s. Liberty. 1st 4 Us 8780 Liberty. 2d 4 Us 8764 Liberty. 3d 4Hs 9060 Liberty, 4th 4 Hi. 8774 Victory, 4 4 s ... ,. 9722 Victory, 3 Sis ....... ,9718 Low 92SO 8744 8740 8720 9022 8730 9708 9712 Close. 9230 8730 8724 8770 8742 9O50 8754 9714 9714 "Sew. York T-ota4o Market New Tork, Jan. IT. (I. N. . Potatoes Market steady. Nearly white, $2.50 4.25 ; Bermudas, $6.00 10. 60; southerns, $1.60 $3.O0. , f - -- .. . 11 Hi 2 2 a 20 H do h 60 H I 81 H 70 H' 69 27 ' 99 14H . i 4 7 I .1125 . 58 Agri. Chem Alaska Oold ..... Alaska Juneau Allis-Chalmers . . . j 35 H Am. Beet Sugar 415 ' Am. Can Co 27 H Am. Cot Oil i Allied Chrni Am. Hide cV Leather. Am. Ice j Am. Intl. Corp. .....-....! 48 H Am. Linseed ! - -t Am. Ioeo I 83 Si Am. Ship A Commerce.... 11 Am. Smelter 38 H Am. Steel Fdry Am. Sugar , ! 03 U Am. Sumatra j 78 Am. Tel. it Tel. 99 4 Am. Tobacco 'lis do !' I (115 Am. Wool , 1 69 H Am. Zinc . . . . i j Anaconda . 39 ' I Associated Oil . . . Atchison 83 Atlantic Gulf Line 85 14 Atl. Uulf W. L 73 Baldwin Loco. 92 H Baltimore & Ohio ...... 36 vi Beth. Steel "B" 59 Booth Fish j B. R. T 14 Butte C. & Z. . Butte tt Sup. . 12 i Caddo Oil 16i Canadian Pacific 117s Central Leather ! Chicago A N. W I Chicago lit. W. ....... Chile Copiier Chino C. M. A St. P C. tt (i :.).... Colo. F. ,V L Colo. Southern Colo. Oas A Elee Cons, tins Cons. Cigars .... ... . Corn Ixods. i . . . . Coeden Oil w . . . . . C. R. I. aV P Crucible Del. tt Hudson Dome Mines . .' I. A R. G Erie Fed. Mining tc Smelting Oa-ston Williams General Cigars General Electric ....... General Asphalt Goodyear Goodrich Gninby fit. Northern Ore... Great Northern, pfd. . Greene Cartanea, .... Gulf State- Steel .... Haskell Barker .... Houston Oil Illinois Central Inspiration Interboro Interstate Callahan . . International Harvester Int. Merchant Marine. International Nickel International Paper . . Invincible Oil . . ; . . . Island Oil Kansas City Southern Kennecott ..... . .. . Lack. Steel . . . . . ., Lehigh Valley ..,'... I cV N Mex. Pet. (.,... Miami ;(,...?.. .... . Middle States Oil' I 13 U Mid Ta! steel I 32 M K.l T 2 Mo. Pacific ...i I 19H Montgomery Word 18 M & St. L I Nat. Biscuit 1 Nat. Enamel ... I ' Nat. Lead . Nevada Con. . . . . . New Havrn- ...... Norfolk & W. . I. . Northern Pacific . . N. Y. Air Brake. I N. T. Central -. : 73 Okla. Prod, ref Ontario & W Otis Steel I 15'j Pac. Oil - j 3 5 Is Pac. Gas At' Elec 48 H Pac. Mail I Pan Amn. Pet. I 76 V. j 1'enn.i. ., 4 j 411 Peopies Gas . . j 36 j Pure Oil I 35 H! Pierce Oil . . . i 11 H! Pitts & West Va ....... I 31 3 I Pressed Steel Car. ! I Pullman I". 1109H Kay Cons 1 3 i Reading I 88 H Replogle Steel '. ! ( Republic I & S.. ; 70 ' I Royal Duttch Oil . I 68 H I Ry. Steel Spg I Shattuck, Ariz... ) Shell T. & T I Sinclair j Sloss Sheffield I Southern Pac. . .' f Southern Ry. St. L. S. F. ..... . I Ktndehakrr I Swift & Co. .. . . j Tenn. I 'op. tt Chem. .. . . .1 Texas Oil Tex. Pac. C. A O Tobacco Prods. I Trans. Cont'l Oil I Union Oil Del. .. ! Union Pac ! U. S. Ind. Alcohol IT. S. Rubber .... 17. S. Smelting. T". S. Steel Utah Copper Virginia Chemical ! Vanadium Steel ! Yivandou '......!. Wabash , t Wells Fargo . . . , ! Western Pacific" j . Western Union j Westinghouse E. & M . . . . 1 Willys Overland i W. A 1 E ;. Total sales Stocks. 4 77 $13,662,000. . Low I "59 I ..'I Bid 39 34 4 -. . 27 53 51ji i.1 45 I 10 H 37 i ! 1 1 35 46 'i 27 H 21 51 H 8H 43 46 53 83 10"i 37 H 30 H 92. 93 76 I I 70 99 HI 90S 1 1 t li, n 1 ? a: Ill4 ii 1114 H 68 !) 38 H 9 82 H 84 72 H 90 X. 3 3 58 H 4 H 12 54 5 H 12S 15 H Cn-scent Cumberland Eureka Galena c Galena old pfd, ialena New pfd ..... . Illinois ripe Indiana Pipe ........ National Transit N. Y. Transit Northern Pipe Ohio Oil .... i Intcr'l Pete. ,,....... I'enn. Mex, . . Prairie oil ', Prairie Iipe Solar Reig Southern Iipe Southern I'cnn. Oil . . S. W. I'enn Oil , S. O. Cal: ... .... S. O Ind , SO. Kansas ........ S O. Kentucky , S. O. N. Y.' , S. ( . Ohio . . , S. O. Ohio pfd. , Swan V Finch , Unit.n Tank Union Tank Vacuum . . . Wa- hinirttin S. O. Nell. Imp. Oil . - pfd 30 123 97 49 93 94 163 85 2S iO 90 25 10 H S3 4 7o 197 375 112, 24 5 7tl 314 72 H 573 415 343 383 1O0 310 113 96 293 30 390 03 Asked. 20 H. 410 88 ISO 108 116 34 133 10 51 98 170 88 3D 163 IOO 290 17 88 4 HO 2I2 385 115 2 55 74 318 73 H 6OO 430 330 400 HO 3511 117 , IOO 303 25 410 98 ERRATIC PRICES IN EARLY TRADING dnll. 'Srtot and January, offered, ruary and March, offered. 13 H. Lead firm. Spot, January and 505 530. ' .- Spelter quiet Spot, offered. 580 tebruary, March and April, 540 at 560 13 ; Frb- February, January, New Tork Bond Market 'Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.) Atchi-on Genl. 4s. . . . . . . Hal. A Ohio GoM 4.,.. Beth. Steel Kef. 5s. ..... Cent. Pacific 1st 4U .. . : c 11 y. coi. 4s ! St. Paul Genl 4 Us Chicago N. W.' Genl. 4s. . L. A X. Uni. 4s New York Ry. 6s ..... . Xorthcm Par. P. 1. 4t.. Ite.idlns Genl 4s Union Pac. lt 4s. . V. S. Steel - 5s Uiii Pac. 1st Kef. 5s i. Southern Pac. ('wit. St., Southern Pac. Conr 4S. , Penna. Conr. 4 H s . . 1 . . Penna. 1st 4 ti s. ..... ' Che. A Ohio Com. 5s . Ore. Short Line 4 . . . . Bid. 78 82 74 87 H i 78 H ; 7(i H : 82 H tt 8 H ! 77! so 83 H i k3- 80 86 77 88 ?4 So H Ask. 79 H 69 H 87 73 88 79 78 4 84 H 7o 78 i 81 H 83 H 113 H 80 H HS 78 90 H 81 H 84 a 81 Bank of Morton . Officers Reelected i Morton. Wash.. Jan. 17. At a meet In,? of the etockhoiders of . the JState Bank of Morton the former board of director as well aa the present officers were re elected. They are; II. S. .Crothers.Ta coma. president; Jotwph Mooreoroft. Handle, vice president, and O. II. Ker bauch. cashier. " The interest 011 savings deposits was- raised to 4 per cenL . Forrlfrn Exchange Market 1 New Yor.k. Jan. 17. ( V. P.V Foreign eg change oin-iird steady today. SUrllnc eclisiu?e, $3.73H: francs, .OfllS;. lire. .0301; marks, .Olfill; Canadian dollan-, .8730, and wruurn, .1773, 3 . , Forrlgn exchange - was higher -st the cl.e. Sterling drnun l was lip 2 i c at 3.75- trum-i., .0626! lire. .0347; marks. .0 1 64 ; Canadian d.u ltrs. .8737: kronen. .1800." ew Y'ork Curb 67l '37 82 85 71 44 OO i 35 58 H "12 H 15 Hlfi !. Illfl I.... i. 38 1 1 S 21 T 28 H GO AO 80,1 68 H : 8 I 11 H I 21 H I 28 I 60 1 29 I 26H 60 H 81 54 69 4 SO Ti 26 07 1 95 L 96 H 1100 h . ... Li' 11 H' 14 - I . . . :l 4 H 61 U 123 124 i 65 H: 5S H 2 H 1 14 8. 4 i 61 Bid. Ask. Aetna Explos. 9H IO U. S. Steamship .. 1 1 Wright Martin 3 7 Peerless 24 28 City Service 210 245 d' preferred 04 H 5 H I Ranker . . . . 29 H 29 H I Retail Candy 8 84k' Tobacco ExiJOrt 8 10 (rtildwyn 4 U 3 Parnctt 2 I Co ten 6 6 H ! Elk Basin 8 ii 8 H 1 Feiieval Oil 2 2 ', i Glenock 2 2H Metro Petroleum 3 5 i Mid. W. refg 140 142 ! Mid. W. Oil c II 3 Northwest 20 23 I Okmulgee H S Sapulpa 5 5 H ' Marlsnd 3 3 i . Simins ; . 7 " Prod. A Refg. 5 3 U I Ryan - 13 14 Boone 14 2l mar 1 2 Ti ' Caledonia 16 18 ! Canadian Cnfiper H . Magma Copper 20 21 ! Mascn Valley 1 . 1 1 Motherlode. Old . 50 53 ! Motherlode. New 3 'i 6 H I Nipissing 8 8 ' Tono Extn. ; . . 1 H 1 H ' Con. Copper 2 2 li j New Tork Metal Market Now Tork, Jan. 17. (I. N. .1) Copper . . 41 Hi' 40i 404 r.i 2 . . 1 30 I 29 H 29 t; ..! 77i76HI 76 U . . ! !...;..! 20 H .. . 1 I 31 - ' .1 53 . .-i .! 73 89 35 U 7-4 ? 94 13 15 94 21 S 22 H 4Hi 4H 19i 19 H 19 HI 20 H . . i I 53 55 li I 54 H I 54 H I I102H 163 t 1151 182 .1 33M i 15' I ' . . 1 t'22V t 4 li I 19 H I 204 -i I 34 HI 14 1. US! I. 13 31 2 H 19 H 17 H i 10 ! 22 S 1102 li I 84 18U 13 H 31 2 i 19li 17 S 11 i ..1103 I 54 H I 72 10 S I 10 21 H I 21S lOOlsilOOH 83 H . I. 72il 7 ! is 34 I 46H 8 I 72 14 3S 18 14 T4 34 H 471. 154 3 75 A. 4 I H I 4 1 H 35 H i 33 H 33 I 35 H 10 S I 11 30 HI 30 4 1 85 107 ,T1084 13 86 H " 68'h 67 H I 24 ( "fiss'i 23 I 00 ty 52 H 44 31 U 43 I 23HI '96 S' 23 li 22 HI 50H! 42 SI :s s 1 36 HI 53 H 10 '.I Si, 23 22 SI 20 68 S 68 85H 83 H 56 H 36 80S 'ss 11SI 68 66 83 H 82 H 54 35 38 H " " 8 H 87 HI 87 i 43 I 44 S 8 I 7H! 1 ! .600 shares; 1 3 U 88 H 83 68. 67 84 H 6H 42 li 23 H 52 97 H I 23S 22 H 51 H 104 S 8 H 43 H 29 T 55 9T4 22 . 119 S 08 67 H 34 H 83 5T, S 36 H 38 S TH 8H 4H 27S 87, 44H 7H 10 TAXES ARE SURE. These Municipal Bonds are paid out of taxes and are idesirable also because they are INCOME TAX EXEMPT 6 BONDS DUE 1926-38 Bench Canal Drainage Dist. Big Horn County, Wjro. Price to Yield 6y2 An Exceptionally Sound Bond Broadway and Oak II MIII....UliJ The Board of Directors of a going - Oregon Corporation has decided to syndicate a block or" stock, the returns on which will be used to increase the production of their factory. There will be no commissions paid on the sale of this, stock. Every dollar will go to the expansion.', Money paid in will be j put in trust until full syndicate is completed. Are you willing to come in on this syndi cate and insure the greater success of - an Oregon industry? ' A f ull investigation of the books of the i company .may be had upon application. '. Subscriptions received 250.00 and up. . Address ' F 266, Journal nniniigmiumgg.,,,.,!,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, bonds. PACIFIC COAST BASK STATEMEITT Portland Banks Clearines - This Week. Tear Ago. Mondsy $ 6,026,150.87 $ 6.390,231.93 Spokane Sanks Clearings Monday $ 2,365,860.00 Balances Monday 851,010.00 settle Banks Clearinis Mondavi $ 5,432.333.00 Balances Mondsyj 1.478,922.00 an Francisco Banks Cleerings Monday S29.000.000. 00 Lot Anosves Banks Clearings Monday $15,628,302.00 New Terk London Sllrer New York. Jan. 17. ,I. N. S. ) Commer cial bar silver was today Quoted as follows: Domestic, unchanged at 99 He; foreign. He lower at 66 H e. London, Jan. 17. (I. N. 8.) Bar silver was Sd lower today at 39Hd. rS) Province of Saskatchewan 4 Gold Bonds Due July 1, 1923 At 91.09 to yield 8 Bonds ready for immediate delivery Circular on request ! CIark,KendaIl& Co., Inc. Fifth and Stark St. Portland, Or. We own and offer $30,000 Gity . of Ga sper Wyoming . " . '' 6 Bonds DATED September 1, 1920 J MATURE Serially Principal and semi-annual Interest (March I and 8ept 1) payable at, the office of the City Treasurer, Casper, Wyn or through the offices of Freeman., Smith & Camp Co. S 500 September 3.000 1.000 9,500 " Denomination $500 Yield A hf ill t 1, 1923 7.06 1924 6.78 ' 1H25 . 6.64 " 1926 6.&4 , $10,000 September -I, 1927 3,500 " i3i'g 2.600 " l!29 Yield a boat 6.41 3 PoDuIatioti. 1920 census 11 4i7 Iebality approved by Teal, Minor St Winfree. Tort- lanH 1pAo.nr. 1.' v . ..ii . . , . . " "aciiiiii,.- Hum air r-eiieiai income LegaL investment for Oregon savings bankn. land taxes Price 97.50 s nd acrnied inter est for any matur ity to yield about 6.38 to 7.06 Income Tax Exempt Wire orders "collect." Canh or I'artlal l'ayment plan. Ask for circular J 78. ' atn .i 1 1 (if i a.-rskx's Freeman. Smith & Camp Co. MaTUND UN ntANCjace ( tmowND rkoo LUMIIRMINI BUILDIN riFTH AND STARK WATB740 . . FOE IMMEDIATE DELIYKHY Canadian Pacific Railway Eoaipmeat Trast Gold Xotes DATED DEC. 1, 1919. DUE SERIALLY. JUNE 1. 192127. Practically the entire capital stock of the Canadian Northern Railway Is owned by the Dominion of Canada Price to Net 7. 1 0 Carstens & Earles. Incorporated 1 ' sttbUsbed 181. 1 r GoTeraneat, Hanlelpai and Corporatlom Boadi. V. . JVaUloaal Bilk Bldf. 8u Fraieltea i ftaattle Fortlavd, Ortrot, Lot ABfelei gpokaae Broadway 4 its The same sound judgment which has guided the affairs of this bank for more than three score years guides it today in the selection of the bonds it offers you. An Oregon Municipal Bond The general obligation of a .rich apricultural district I immediately adjoining- the City or Portland. Oregon. Exempt From All Federal Income Taxes We- own and recommend for Investment the unsold - -: portion of an issue ot . . ";' $400,000 MULTNOMAH COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1 - 5V2 Coupon Bonds Denominations $500. $1000 Bonds are available from the following serial maturities: 1933, 1934, 1935, 1938, 1939 Prices to Yield 6 This is an exceptionally well' secured bond. Full information on request. Oldest m the Northwest VASHINGTON i li 9 4 ivniita t -,. 1 . II . leaajtL..aMwiri AT THIRD M .A. '