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THE" OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
THURSDAY. APRIL 21, 1921.
RETAILERS FOLLOW
E DECLINES
PR
By James AHerton
flpccUl Correspondent of The Journal
N!vir York, April 21. New York
retailers protested vigorously, today
against the charge of the federal
trade commission that retail prices
were not only not keeping pace with
the downward trend of wholesale
prices but were being artificially
maintained.
. " Except In certain Instances, some of
the more conspicuous of which have al
ready been ited in these dispatches, it
must be -said that observations .of the
trade upheld these protests, at least
Insofar as they Insist upon the fact
that 'roost merchants have taken their
losses and are 'buying for current de
mand, with prices in keeping with those
purchase.
Unemployment in New York, a. mat
ter that is of vital importance to the
retailer no less than to the producer,
lias been reduced to 150.000 persons, 20
per cent of the normal personnel. A
federal survey aa of January 1 found
18.220 at work- in establishments which
employed 755,46.1 just a year before. A
survey as of April 1, Just completed by
the .industrial bureau of the Merchants
association, found 605,000 at work In these
establishments. This means a reduction
of one third in the number idle within
the pajt three months. This latest re
port lists as the industries in -which the
improvement raa comer lumber, wood
working and furniture, machinery, auto
mobile accessories, metal specialties,
furs, shirts, waists, ' dresses and shoes,
confectionery and food products, cigar
ettes and smoking tobacco, and chemi
cals and allied products.
Still . further i improvement Is to be
looked for as building Increases.
Standard OH Stocks
Closing-.
1 " . Bid. A-ix1.
Anglo 17 HK
Borne tSrrjsraer ........... - 330 390
Buckle .. 2 4
Chersebroueh 190 210
do pH. J 01
Continental ISO 125
Cwewit 29' 31
Cumberland 133 145
fialens.. com. .42 45
Galen Old. pfd.
Illlnoii Pipe . . . . .t 174 177
National Tranit .1 - 28 29
V. Y. Transit . . .i 141 157
Northern 1'ipe 87
Ohio Oil . .; 22 297
International Pete,: 1 -3 H 1H
I'enn. Mex 30 33
Prairie Oil i . & 515
Prairie Iip ; 1 17
8oJr Reff . . . - . ., - 408 410
Honthern Pfpo . -V 100
Sooth Peon Oil ... 230 235
S. W. Penn. Oil . H 71
8. O. falif. . . . i 74 75 4
S. O. Ind. '. 75 75 14
8. ft. Kansas .... "625 645
S. O. Kentucky 4 05 415
8. O. N. y. 37 375
8. (i. Ohio 37 890
do pfd. 107 110
Swan - Finch 35 45
Union Tank , 102 107
d pfd 87 100
Varunra 300 305
VVahincton . . ! . . 2S 32
8. O. Nebraska 17" 175
Imperial Oil . . . 03 88
Sew York Metal Market
New York. April 21. (L N. 8.) Copper
mill. 8pot, April im1 Mar, offered 12; June
and July. 12 13c.
Ixad Quiet. Spot and April, 4.30 5.00:
May and Jane. 4.85 (Si.YSO.
8pelt-r firm, i Kt, April. May and Jane.
4.75 m 8.50.
$30,000,000 Issue
Of Goodyear Tire,
Eubber Co., on Sale
Announcement is made today of the
new "J30.000.000, 20-year, 8 per cent first
mortgage bonds of the Goodyear Tire &
Rubber company. The Issue is secured
by an absolute closed mortgage on he
entire plant at Akron, Ohio. The amount
will be returned by lot at the rate Of
$75,000 each semi-annual interest ' date
at 120. The bonds will be priced at 99,
which will bring a return of 9.10 to
those having- the security at the end of
the 20-year period. Holders of bonds
called within the first year will receive
an exceedingly high rate of inter st
The net assets of the company are
clven at $135,000,000. Net'sales for the
fiscal year ending October 31, 1920, were
$188,000,000. i ,K
A number of the local ' investment
houses have participated in the loan.
A quick absorption of the issue is anticipated.
Potatoes Are Given Away
Rridgt'ton (N. J.) Potatoes. liOO bushels of
them, wer elfin away the other day by Minrb
Bros., owner of a hi rhasn of farm in Cham
berlain county. The free distribution was made
in one and fie warehouse, at the W. J. and S.
R. K. freiebt station here, and there was a bis
nvb for the "spuds." ,
There were no strings to the offer and it
wasn't made to boost business. The firm an
nounced that the potato market was ao low that
it would rattier give the potatoes to the pnblic
than hare to sell them for only 25c a bushel.
All tliat the conmimer bad to do was to cart
the tuber away. Those, wno couldn't do that
were charged for delivery only.
PUBLIC IS STILL SEEKING OIL SHARES IN NEW YORK TRADE
PETROLEUMS ARE
IN HEAVY CALL
New York. April 21. (I. N. S.) The
stock market closed strong today. In
terest in the final trading was centered
on Studebaker, which had a sharp run
up in hurried short covering to 87
from a morning low of 79. At the
ctoee the stock reacted to 85. The ad
vance in this issue caused sympathetic
strength in other stocks. Crucible, after
breaking to 74, rallied to 76. Steel
common rallied one point to 81. Re
public Steel recovered practically all its
early loss, "closing at 60. United
States Rubber rose over two points to
72. Moderate rabies were made in
the rails.
Government bonds unchanged ; rail
road and other bonds steady.
Furnished by Orerbeck i Cooke Co.. Board
of Trade building: ; '
STIM'K
Asr. lWm. . . . .
do pfd
Ajax Rubber
Alaska lioki
Alaska Juneau . .
AUis-Clialinora
do. pfd.
Am Beet Sugar .
A ml Bosch
Am. Can Co. . . .
do pfd
Am. Car & Fdy . .
do pfd. ......
Am. Cot. Oil
do pfd
Am. liiig SvDd .
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Allied Cbcm.
Am. Hide and Leather. .
do pfd. ..........i
Am. tn- .............
Am. Intl. Corp
Am. I.inseed .........
do pfd. ...........
Am. Loco. .........
do pfd. ...........
Am. Saf. Razor .......
Am. Ship ft. Com..,..,
Am. Smelter
do pfd. ,
Am. Mnuff ... i ..... ,
Am. Steel Fdy........
Am. Sugar ,
do pfd.
Am. Sumatra . . .
Am. Tel. 4 TeL .......
A m. Tobacco ,
Am. Tobacco VB"
Am. Wool
do pfd.
do P. pfd. .........
Am. Zinc
A naconda ............
Assd. Oil , . ,
Atchison
do pfd. .......
Atlantic Coast Lis . . . .
Atl. ;ulf & W. I
Baldwin Loco.
do pfd.
Baltimore & Ohio
do pfd t . .
Beth. Motors
Beth Ste,l. 8 i
Beth. Steel "B". ,
B. K, T.
Butte C. & 7.
Butre & Superior. . . . . .
Caddo Oil
Calif. Tacking
Calif. Petroleum
do pfd.
Canadian Pacific ......
Central Leather ........
Cerro He PasQO ........
Chandler Motor
Chicago & N-V
Chicago ;t W ,
do pfd.
Chili . Cop ,
Chine
C. M. St.
do pfd.
"VMV-fHa ,
c. & o.
Coin. K. & I
Colo. Southern ......
Col. 'Jas & Elec. . . . .
Columbia Graph
Con. Uaa
Cons. Clears .......
do pfd. ...
Contl. Can
Contl. Candy
Corn Prod. . v
do pfd. .........
Coaden Oil .........
C. R. I. i P .
do "A'" pfd .......
do "B" pfd
Crucible
Cuba Cane
do' pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
Del. 4c Hudson ......
Dome Mines
D. . K. U
do pfd
Endicott Johnson'
Erie . . . j . .
do 1 st pfd
do 2d pfd ....... .
Famous Players
Fed. Ming. & Smelt. .
do pfd .
Fisk Tire
Gaston Wms. .t.i..
Geo. ('igmra
Gen. Klectric .......
Gen. Motor
ien. Motor 6 fi . . . . ,
Goodyear
Gen. Asphalt
Goodrich ...........
Granby
Great Nor. Ore ......
Grent ,Nor. pfd. .
Jrerne Cananea
Gulf Steel
Hup. Motors . . . j . . ,
Houston Oil .
111. Cent.
Inspiration
Int. Agr. Corp., c...
do pfd. .........
Interboro .
do pf d. .........
Interstate Callahan . . .
Int. HarT
Int. Merc. Marine. . . .
do pfd.'
Int. Nickel
Int. Paper
do pfd
InTincible Oil ......
Island Oil
K. C. Southern.
do pfd
Kelly-Springfield . . . ,
Kennecutt . . . ......
Keystone Tire ,
Lackawanna Steel .
Lehigh Valley
I.orillard . . .......
L. N
Mackay . . .
Unwell Motor ..ri...
do 1st pfd ,
Mexican Pet
Miami ,
Middle States
Midrale Steel
M. K. 4 T
do pfd
Mont. Power . . .
Missouri ,1'acific .
do pfd
Montgomery- Ward
M. St. P. H S. S
M. & St. L
National Biscuit . . . . .
National Enamel . . . .
National Lead ......
Nerada 'Cons.
New Haren
Norfolk & Western . . .
Notrhern Pacific . . . .
Nora Scotia Steel . . .
N. Y. Air Brake
N. Y. Central
Okla. Prod., Refining.
Ontario Silver
Ontario Sc. Western . . .
Otis Steel
Pacific Oil .........
Pac. , Gas & Elec...
Pan-Am. Petroleum . . .
da "B " ...
Pennsylvania . ... . .
Peoples Gas ........
Pere Marquette . . . . .
Philadelphia Co. ....
Pura Oil
Pierce Arrow
Pierce Oil .........
Pittjiburg Coal ......
Pittsbarg &. West Virginia
do pfd.
Pressed Steel Car....
Pullman
Kay Cons. .........
Heading ...........
Remington .........
Ileplople Steel ......
Republic Iron St Steel
do pfd
Republic Motors ....
Royal Dutch Oil .... .
Railway Steel Springs.
S. O. Indiana.......
Sears Roebuck .....
Shattuck. Ariz. .....
SheU T. & T
Sinclair ...........
Slos Sheffield ..
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry. ........
do pfd.
St. L. A. S. F. ......
St roinberg Cart). ....
Studebaker ..........
Swift & Co
Tunn. Copper A Chem.
Texas Oil
Texas Pacific
Texas Pacific C. & O. .
Third Avenue .......
Tobacco Prods. ......
Trans. Contl. Oil ....
Cnion Oil Del.
L'nioq Pac. .........
I nited Alloy ........
l.'nited line ........
I'nited Food Prod. ...
I nited Fruit
I'nited Retail Store ..
V. S. Ind. Alcohol .. .
U. S. Rubber
do 1 st pfd. .......
C. S. Smelting.....
13. 8. Steel
do pfd. .........
I tab Copper .......
Va. Chflm. ........
Vanadium Steel ....
Yivandou ........
Wabash .
do, A pfd........
do B pfd
Wells Fargo .......
Western Pacific ....
do pfd
Western Union
Westinghouse A. B . . .
Westinghouse . & M
West Md
White Motors , . . . . .
WiUya-Orerland . . . .
Wilson Packing
Wisconsin Central ...
Woolworth . ......
Worthington Pump . .
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20 20 20
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King Traffic Man
Is Transferred to
Sales Department
R. L. Thompson, -"for the past two
years manager of the traffic and purchasing-
department of King's Food
Products company, rias taken i up new
duties in the sales department of that
concern. The traffic nd purchasing de-.
partments are now In the hands of Sam
uel McMurran, formerly plant auditor
for the concern.
These changes are made necenary by
the constantly growing: activity of the
King's organization in Kastern markets.
Gold' Reserves of
Federal Bank Show
Gain, Says Report
Gold; reserves of the federal reserve
bank of Kan Francisco for the week end
ing Aprit 15 made a jump of $4,041,000
RES61RCF.
Gold settlement fund. T. R. board.. '.
Gold and gold certificates .........
Gold with foreign agencies ........
over the amount on hand at the. end of
the previous week. Compared with the
corresponding week of 1320 reierves
show a gain of l7.508.0on.
Total reHoureeH of the week ihow a
gain of $4,738,000 ccunparrd with the
week before and a gain of $11,033,000
compared with torrenondinR week of a
year ago. The statement In detail'. is as
follows : i
April n. I 92 t.
ill). UK 4 (Mill
17.892,000
April 15. 1921
an, 2o. ooo
.$ 18.062.000
April 16. 1020.
! 34.7HI.OOO
I 13.0 9 1,01)0
6.1101.000
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Clearings
Monday .,..$
Tuesday .....
Wednesday . .
Thursday . . .
Portland anas
This Week.
6,483.978.81'; i
6.174.844.03 -4.928.730.94
4.931.39H.M3
Tear Ago.
t 7.705,048.47
5.694.273.45
10.709,046.14
6,035,980.72
Spokane Banks -
Clearings Thursday $ 1.334.204.00
l'alances Thursday .......... 658.955.00
aula Banks
Clearings Thursday ...8 4.871 ,61 4.'M
Balances Thursday . . 1, 238,138. 0O
San Francisco Banks
Clearings Thursday $19,800,000.00
Lot Angeles Banks
Clearings Thursday $13,002,880.00
FOREIGN EXCHANGE BATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange de
partment of the United States Natiqnal bank.
Quotations below, execpt the pound sterling,
are quoted on tbe basis of 100 units foreign
currency.
Opening nominal rates on bank
llrsft Cable
London Checks. Transfers.
Lbs. sterling . $ 3.92
Pans Francs. . 7.30
Berlin Marks. .
lienor Lire. . . .
Athens
Orach mas. . .
Copenhagen
Kroner ....
ChrisSania
Kroner . ...
Stockholm
Kroner ....
Hongkong
Currency. . .
Japan Ten
Shanghai
Taela
52
83
3.03
7.31
1.52
4.84
transactions:
Par
Value
$ 4.866
19. O.I
23 81
19.30
6.55
18.10
13.95
23.80
51.00
48.40
87. 00
6.80
18.15
16.10
23.85
61.50
48.00
67.50
19.30
26.70
26.70
26.70
Foreign Bond Btarket
Furnished by Overbeck & Cooke
of Trade buildinc:
Russian, s 1921.,
Kussian, 5 Vsi 1926. ,
Kussian, 6 s 1919. ,
French, 5s 1931 ... ,
French, 4s 1917
French. 5a 120. . . ,
Italian. 5s 1918
British. 5s 1922
British, s 1927
British, 5s ,1929. . .
British rky. 4s ,
British ref. 4s ,
Belgium rest. 5 . .
Belgitim prero. 3s. . .
ierman V. L. 5s. .
Berlin 4s
Hamburg 4s
Hamburg, 4 s ....
Leipsig. . 4 s
Iipig 5s ........
Municb, 4s .......
Munich. i5s .......
Frsnkfort, -4s
Jap 4s . -. ..
lap 1st 4 .....
Jar 2d 4s
Paris, 6s ........ t
V. Ki, 5s 1921. .
U. K... 5 s 1922. .
U. K., 5 s 1929. .
V. K . 5s 1937. .
Co.,
Bid.
16
8
17
58
4 5
B8
38
38H
369
371
298
274
65
12
11
14
14
14
15
14
15
15 ,
!6
82
82
97
99
95
88 4
84
Board
Axked.
18
10
18
59
4 '
60
39
398 .
381 -383
310
280
67
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13
13
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83
97
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5
88
85
ew York Boad Market
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
Bid. : Asked.
-Atchison Genl. 4s !. . 76 77
Bait. A Ohio Gold 4s....... 67 67
Beth. Steel Kef. 5s 81 82
Cent. Pacific 1st 4s 72 72.
C. B. it t. Col. 4s 98 08
St. Paul Genl. 4s 63 63
Chicago Ji. W. Genl. 4s. 73 73
L. A N. L'ni. 4s 81 82
New Tork By. 5s 20 20
Northern Psc. P. L. 4s 75 75
Heading Genl. 4s 77 78
Cnion Pacific 1st 4s. ...... . 79 .78
L". 8. Steel 5s 95 85
Cnion Pac. 1st Ref. 5s 75 75
Southern Pac. ConT. 5s...... 88 90
do 4s '. 78 78
Penna. Con. 4s ......... 854 . 86
Penna. 1st 4s .... 77 77
Ches. A Ohio Conr. 5s 82 82
Ore. Short Line 4s... 79 80
Liberty Boad Sales
(Reported by Orerbeck A Cooke Co.)
High. Ixw. Close.
Liberty, S 8956 8900 8938
Liberty.'. 1st 4s 8726 8720 8720
Liberty. 2d 4.. 8724 8720 8722
Liberty. 1st 4s 8740 8722 8738
liberty. 2d 4s 8738 8728 8730
Liberty, 3d 4s 9034 9018 9022
Liberty. 4th 48...... 8746 8736 8736
Victory, 44s .......... 9750 9744 974
Victory. 3s... 984S 9844 9748
Money as d Exchange
New tork, April 21. (I. N. S.) Call money
on the floor of the New Tork Stock Kxchange
today ruled at 6 per cent; high, 6 per cent;
low, 6 per cent.
Time money was steady.
Rates were 6 ( 7 per cent.
The market for prime mercantile paper was
steady.
Call money In London today was 6 per centJ
Sterling exchange was steady with business' in
bankers' bills at $3.92 for demand.
Total gold held by. bank . .
Gold with federal reserre agent
Oold redimpttoQ fund
Total gold reserrea .......
-Legal tender notes, aileer, sic. .
. ' Total' reserVes ... , , . , j , .
"Bill Discounted: 1
Secured by .U H. goTemmrnt obligations. .
Bills. bought in open market .,..,"...,
AH other : . . . .- , .
, Total bills on tignd ...... . . . . . j , .
U. 8. government bonds. ,.......
IT. 8.-Victory noten ..: , ,t
One yr Certs.- of Ind. tl'ittmsn act) . . ,
All other Certs, of iiidcbtednrsa ..........
Total earning assets
Bank premises .'...
5 Tr. Redemption fund sgainst F. II bank.
Oold abroad in custody or In transit. . . .
nconecied items
.8 57.282.000
. $1 21. 308. OIIO
" 8.r:;o.ooo
. 8193.20O.O00
. $ 2. 676.000
.8105.878,000
. $ 50.158.000
11.4 07.OO0
,100.808.1000
$170,963,000
.8 1.523.000
! io.Vn'o.ooo
100,000
$ 57.8NU.OO0
$121. 'Jl 8. ooo
lo,o4H.ooo
$1 S9.1 52.00H
2.683,000.
$191,835,000
t
$ 40.250.OOO
1 4.030, 001)
118,889,01)0
$177,189,000
$ 1.523,000
1 O.NSO.OIIO
IU5.000
53.340.000
83.IIM5.OO0
1 0 A.MI.OOO
$147,825,000
543.000
$148,368,000
$ 49.263,000
85.71)3.000
m..84 1,000
$204,897,000
$ 2.632.000
io.KHo'oOO
1..0II0
All other, resources
Total resources .
IJABILITIK8
Capital paid in . . . .
Sunlus .........
GoTe'rnment deposits
Inze to. members., reserve account. ,. ....... .
Other deposits, including foreign Gov't credits.
, Total deposits . ,. ,. . .......... ': ... .
F. H. notes in actus! circulation
F. It. bank notes, in circulation, net liability . . '.
leferred availability -items
All other liabilities ;
. $183,536,000
.$ ft 4 1. Olid
863. OO0
45,120.000
485.000
.$426,248,000
.$ 7.238.000
. 14,194.000
6.408.0O0
. 111,784.000
10.026.000
.$128,808,000
. 280.225.0OO
8.3x0,000
. ' 34,31 3. 0OO
8.583.0O0
$4
$
INtl.787.000
520.00O
Utl.VOOO
88,-.':i i .nun
508,000
! 1,503,000
: 18.41 noon
23 1 .nun'
1.403,000
4u,.'IH0.OOO
367,000.
7.231,000
14.194.000
4.54 0.OOO
1 1 2.22 1 .ooo
10.177.OOI)
$126.fl4 7.0on
231 ,266.0011
N.. 14 it ODD
29.794.0IM)
3,52 7.000
$415,210,000
I
$ 6,036,000
7,r.Sft,ono
5.663.000
1 23.894 .noil
8. .'.53.01)0
10. 0011
. 222. 853. ooo
9.31 7.00U
27. 680. OOO
3. 966. OOO
Tolal lisbiiities . . .
MEMORANDUM :
Contingent lubihty on
' eign correspondents ,
.$126,243,000 $421,505,000 $415,210,000
bills purchased for for-
.$ 1,472.000 $ 1.472.000
Retailer Necessary
In Trade, Says
Dr. W, J. Hindley
Centralia, Wash.. April 21. Dr. W. J.
Hindley, educational director State Re
tailers' association, in an address before
about 120 retailers or Ivewls county,
Monday1 night at a banquet in this city
which concluded - a day's conference,
pointed' out -the inecesaity for the re
tailer and. emphasized his fulfillment of
a real .service for the-producer and con
sumer. Xo retailer neea apologize for his
btiuiners," Ir. Hindley said "Without
him production and buying woulj b;
seriously handicapped. He Is largely the
means of supporting newspapers, banks,
ind in the state ' of Washington alone
paid $10,000,000 in taxes during the past
year;", ' :' .
-iCk)aI Trade Aided
Wheelinif, W. - Va.. April 21. Stop
page of -coal mining; In Oreat Britain,
due to the great strike, has stimulated
activity In the bituminous coal mines
Pennsylvania - and West Virginia
of
Mines which had' been closed for some
time on account of. lack of , demand are
operating now three days a week.' This
is partly in anticipation of an export
demand and also to supply the larger
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CfftCUaVC
1921
Let Us Systematize
and Simplify Your
Printing
and Accounting
F.W.Baites
& Company
Printers Xi''t4il
HERRIN & RHODES, Ine
rEttabllsbed 18$o- .
BROKERS
' HMBBS CHICAGO BOXSS Or
1BABE.
Correspoateata, E. F. HUTTOIT A CO,
Members New Terk Stoek Exebaare.
PrlTate Leased Wires Direct to AU
Keearlty and Commodity Markets.
LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
BOUGHT AHD SOL
MAIS tS
f$l- B.A1XWAT
ad S8.
XCU. BLDG.
Financial Statement
Assessed valuation ,
Actual value
Total bonded debt.
.$ 3,998.248
,$10,000,000
.$ 275.0O0
' These Bonds Ar
" General : Obligations
of 66,000 Acres of Farm Lands
and the City of Moscow
INCOME TAX
EXEMPT
6' Gold Bonds
Latah County
Ida.
Highway District 2
Due 1931-40- ' Den. SSOO
PRICE 100
BROADWAY AND OAK
amount of bunker coal needed by shlpa
which will take, on at American ports
enough fuel for a round trip.
Shipping; More rotators
HnHis Mills. Or. April 21. J'rfin lttUm la
bilHiinj carloads of potatoes, uon as Ihs
ITrooknl riner. ' i
Can You Maintain
Your Earning .
Power?
industrial condi-
to reduce your
. a wise invest-
bonds today will
Income
If a chamee in
tions threatens
earning power,
ment in sound
help to -maintain your
at its rreserjt level. . .
As Urge an income can now be I
obtained from sound bonds as
was formerly obtainable from
- securities of a speculative char
acter. Do not miss present-day oppor
tunities. We offer you the facilities of
this organization
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& COMPANY
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
MUNICIPAL
CORPORATION
TILIPHONI WAIN -4.19a
04-5 6 Northwest mi Rank Building
J
THE LESS
RIGIDITY
The less
for your
THE BETTER
vibration, the longer life
car. The smoother the
road the less wear and tear on
the car. The more cushions such
as springs, shock absorbers,
pneumatic tires, etc., the less
your car Is affected. To get
maximum life out of your car,
avoid a rigid pavement. Tbe
Ideal type of resilient pavement
and the most durable, - too, is
Warrehite-Bitulithic. See River
side Drive now in its 9tH year.
Foreign Exchange Market
New T.ork, April ' 21.- Foreign exchaas
opraed veaa today. Burling. 392 ; francs.
.0729; lire, .0479; marka. .0148; . Canadian
dollars, .8935; kronen. .1807.
Foreign exrhsnso closed: Rtrlin, $3.92;
francs. .0728; lire. .0477: narks. .0144; Ca
nadian dollars, .8900; kronen, S.1S05. .
Stocks. Bonds, Cotton, Grain. Ete.
IU SI? Board ef Trade -.nfldlnf
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
i XI ember Chicago Board of Trade
Correspondents of Log-as Bryan-
Cblcage .. " ' Sew lerk
Local Improvement District Bonds
Caldwell, Idaho . .
Yakima , Wasi. . . . ,
Wenatchce, Wash.
Seattle, Wash
Sunny side Wash.
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.6s
.7s
19 2 2-31
1022-3
1922-30
1028
To
To
To
To
To
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Net
Net
Net
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Detailed Circulars Gladly Furnished
CARSTENS & F,ARLES' INCORPORATED
Established IH91
Government, Manlrlpal nnd Corporation Bonds.
Kan Franc!
Lot Angeles
H. Aatloaal Bank Building.
Portland, Oregon
. Broadway 4108.
he utile
Spokane
OUR BOND DEPARTMENT is
equipped to give the same reliable, effi
"cient and courteous service in investment mat
ters, which characterizes the service of every
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