THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
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'UNUSUALLY SMALL VOLUME OF ' APPLES UNSOLD IN NORTHWEST
MEXICAN' PETROLEUM SHARES SLIDING
SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1921.
CHEESE TRADE IS
NOV DEMORALIZED
' SATURDAY DAIRY TRADE -
Batter. Cheese. Eggs.
Kan Francisco .... SJVge 88c 14 Vie
i hlcago SI 21 1SH
w York 4 , SS Si
Seattle Si . 87
Los Angeles ...... 87 Si .....
Portland 4 S3 Si
Complete demoralization of the cheese
market Is shown locally and there la
practically no established price for of
ferings at the moment, although Til.la
amook continues to quote 22c for trip-
f lots there.--
Bale of cheese are being made to retailers
from IS to 2 5c a pound for similar quality
. stock, neport indict that aooie of the
wholesalers are- offering Tillamook down to 2 la
a pound in lota to retailer here ia fire boa
i lota, while Tillamook ia said to be asking 22e
for this aame cheese at manufacturing points.
Oregon i Kurymen't league ia reported aa of
fering cheese dnrwn to 18o a pound -here, and
Woodland as reported to have offered fcu stock
a found 19c as the low point, altlionih gome
wholes ter aa; they were asked a' higher price
Chan thia. f
la any event there 1s no regular sprice tn f
r f eet foe cheese her today and the outlook is
$ for a generally lower ranee.
" Thnee drsrfring special information regarding
any market, should writ the Market Kditor.
Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp (or reply.
I. GO MARtKT LOO&ISU SOFTKU
Market for eggs ia showing a somewhat softer
tone locally. , On account of the eastern situa
tion, talk ia of lower prices for the coming
week. .but bid) . for - tba cloning day . showed
ground 18 B 2 Oc for current receipts.
; POULTRY CONTICK! SLUGGISH
fllugsrfah tone' con tJ ones in tbe pool try trade
here. No further chance in price is shown and,
' while - most of the reoelvers hare cleaned up
V lairly well at eitrm lowfjpweb.
MKAT SITUATIOX 11KMA1KS SLOW
i Situation remains very , slow ia the market
foe country killed meats. While the great de-pressiorv--
is in calves, hogs arc . showing Ices
r strength and some shading is sjiown except for
. strlctiy top. . - , "
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! KOREBTJRG, BfcRKlKS EXX WEEK
Klrwt -arrivals of - Boseburg strswberries sre
-due next week, according to information re
C ceived bjrV Bell 4k Co., local wholesalers, from
? their iKvuglaa . county eoanectioaa, . California
i stuck augbUy lower today.
ASPARAGUS PRICES ARE LOWKlt
ltsvt prices are being named for asparagus
in the local trade. Columbia river and local long
green is selling aronnd S2.26 2. 3 generally
per dozen. CaHfornia stock so poor that no
aiora Is expected.
HRIF.F. NOTES OF FliOItCCE TRADE
California peas down to 1 R 16e pound.'
Flora strawberries at $4.30 per crate .for
20
Flat Dutch cabbage from Us Bouth selling
St 3 e 3 c pound.
New iKMatoea are lower at OfjislOe-for lugs.
Nominal atocks of fresh salmon offering at
2c pound.
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Eggs,Butter,Cheese
and other farm products wanted.
Market good for Llvs and Dressed
, Poultry.
We buy for cash or sell on commis
sion. Write for shipping: tags and
egg caaea.
"VYlrelesaiw Produce.
310 Hoyt Street
Portlaad, Or. Antomaue 5IS-66.
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SPOT CASH
FOB, POULTRY ASD EGGS
Ship us your Broilers. Top prices,
prompt returns. -.,...,'.;.
Crescent Market
84 First Street, Portland, Oregon
Phone Alain $35
ASK FOR TAGS
WE WANT LITE
Hens and Broilers
TOP FIUtiES and QUICK RETUKN,
C. M. HALL PRODUCE CO.
872-74 Cllsaa St., PorUaad, Ore.
- Established Feb. 15th, 1816.
GEO. E. NICHOLS
18 FROST ST.
Cash Buyer
Eggs, Butter, Poultry, Hogs
Veal, Fruit
and Vegetables
ESTABLISHED IN 1914
VEAL, HOGS and POULTRY
W'iU brinr top prices whan shipped to ua.
Aak your naighbora about ua.
WRITS FOB QUOTATIONS JUID TAOS
a BOLLsAM & CO.
, 1SS FIRST ST. PORTLAND, OB.
Ship us oi writs for prices oa Eggs,
Veal, Hogs, Potatoes, -etc Let us
quota you prices for focerles- Call
or send us a list of what you want.
We can sire you money.
ORIEN VAN SCHOONHOYEN
1 93-1 95 2nd. Cor. Taylor. Portland
HIDES, PELTS, WOOL
' ' Caieara Bark, Ketalt, Rasters
v Writ tor prices and abipptna; taca,
L. SHANK & CO.
tit Front Street, Portlaat. Oreitta
MTB WANT YOUR
Veal, Hogs, Poultry
Eoea, DRiutn Mgn, hides. oaoara
AftK. MOHAIR, WOOL, CTO.
tVBITB U FOR PRIOKe
Gullickson & MUler
gUbllahadi. OS Frwnt 8t Pwrtland. Or.
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a lesser rate than the shipping board
"Strawberries are selling slightly lower
In retail shops for the Florin, Cal., stock.
No additional supplies are expected from
Los Angeles because of the poor quality
and the nearness of the home shipping
season. )
Asparagus . prices continue to shpw
slight declines at retail with some sales
at 20c a bundle on the public market.
f Cheese prices are generally; at 30c a
pound for best .local stock at retail, but
even lower prices are due within a short
time. ' ' 1;( i'-
Butter is showing the recent reduction
In wholesale prices and most retail
markets are quoting lower. (
Don't forget to take home a v few
pounds of prunes, because It ia unlikely
they -will ever be so .low again, at least
for many years to come.. They are good
for you. ., 5 '
Better ask the price of sugar to see
that you are: not overcharged. The
wholesale price : Is now 8c a pound,
which by no means should mean a retail
price above e- 9c -
The following price role generally in retail
short for good nnality. K-me values sre frac
tionally higher, inferior wpirf fractionally lower:
Rutter i'reah ereamr,. 40c lb.
Kg Fresh extras, 24 28c dose".
' Poultry Chickens, dressed. 8n40c lb.
Fish Salmon. 3c per lb.; halibut. 25c per
lb. : iMrch, 1 Ac per lb.
flour R. local patent, S2.ir,2.30 per
seek. 4S lbs.
Potatoes Iturbanks, $1.0 per ack.
. : hilont. 1 V4 c per lb.
Minion prices on tbe Part land public mar
ket: Cabbage, 2e per lb.; cauliflower, 15c bead;
carrots. 2e per . ; celery beartx, 1 5c ; oniona,
llie per . lb. ; parsnips. Hie lb. : dry beans,
7d lb.; bulk lioney. auart 30c pint 47e; ducks,
50c lb,; geese, 45e lb.; cot tale cheese, 20c lb. i
hers. 29sr 33c H.; frje". 2e !" : eggs, 2 Be
tWa; butter 3Pc lb.; milk, lie uirt.
WHOLESALE PRICES IS PORTLAND
These sre prices retailers pay wholesalers, ex.
eept as otherwise noted:
- Dairy Product
BTJTTCR Belling price, box lots: Cream
ery, extra, parchment wrapped, 34o per lb.
Jobbing prices; Cubes, extra, 30c per lb.;
dairy, bnying price. 18e per lb.
BUTTERFAT- Portland deliTory basia No. l
grade. SOc: No. i 2, 272oc; country stations,
as (fc -f per lb;
CHEESK BeTling price: Tillamook, freab
Oregon fsncy triplets, 25e per lb,: Young
Americas. 2J vt lb.; Oregon-Washington trip
lets, 2oa lb. Price to Jobbers, t. a. b. Tilla
mook: Triplets, -22c; Young Americas, 23c
Selling price: Block Swij, 3HM40c: limtrarger.
343lr lb.; cream brick, per lb.; im
ported Swiss, $ 1 lb.; select domestic 8wus, tSOc
per Ih. '
Fx;G8 Buying price: Current receipts, IS
0-'JOci candled, , selling price, Xc; select, 23c
doen.
L1VB POULTRT SeUiBg price: Heary hens,
2528- lh. ; light hens, 2021e lb.; broil
ers, 253!ic per lb.; old roosters, 12c lr lb.;
turkrya, 8840o lb.; dressed, 40 0 50a lh.;
ducks. 35 40c lb. -Frwh
Vsgetsblea and Fruit -
FRESH FRUIT Oranges, $3.50 ? S.T.I bos;
bananas, 10 He lb.: lemons, $3.60 4.75 per
ease; grapefruit, Florida. $7.00 0 8.23; Cali
fornia. $3.75(.00.
APPT.K8 $1.25 3.00.
1RIEU FRUTT Pates. 3.659"5;
fards, S3.50iS.75 per bos; figs, $2.00
3.50: prunes. 70s to 80s, 50-lb. box. 7 He lb.
: ONIONS Bellrng pnee to retailer: Iwal.
75c Je $ 1.00 ; garlic, 15c; green onions, 8O044o
per rinaen bunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon fancy, $1.2591.75; sweets, $3.75 hamper.
VEGETABLES Artichokes, No. 1, per do.,
$1.2 1.50; asparagus. California, 1213e
lb.; White Salmon, $2.25 W 2.35 dozen bunches;
beets, new. per cwt.. $1.25; cabbage. Hat Dutch,
3c lb.; Winningtadt. pony crate, 4c lb.;
carrots, per cwt, $1.25; carrots, bunched, 509
5&o per doz.; cauliflower, local. $2.23 0 2.50;
celery, Sau Inego, select. 4Vks, 5s, $7.00
per crate; celery, fancy. Isrge bunched, $1.75
1.85 per dos.; garlic, SOc lb.; green peppers,
large, 45c per lb.; horseradish root, 16c per lb.;
lettuce; $3.00(9 5.00 crate, dozen $1.75; pars
ley, dozen SOc, per lb. 2c ; peas, green, 1 8 1 8c
lb.; peppers, Jong, dried, 40 0 450 lb.; radishes.
60c pec dozen; peas. 14 15c; rhubarb. 4
6c per lb. ; rutabagas. 1 4 o per lb. ; spinach,
local. - $1.50 per box; tomatoes, 28-ib. lug,
$5.50 per box: turnips. $3.00 per wt.
sjtsat and Prawlstona.
CO TIN THY MEATS Selling price: Country
bogs, 14 015c lb. for top blockers, about 123
to 150 jbs.; heary stuff lower; teal, top, 80
to 110 lbs.. 13H013e; bear staff seas;
spring lambs, 15 15 He per lb.
SMOKED MEAT Hi ma. 3037o per lb.;
breskfsst bacon. 26 53c
LARD Kettle rendered, 18 He lb. ; tiere
basis, compound, 1 2e.
PACKING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef. 18c;
cow beet, 13H14e; hogs. 16o per lb.;
lambs, 16 018c per lb. ; yearlings, 15c per lb.
Fish and Shellfish '.
FRESH FISH Chinook": 28c per lb.; bsli
but, fresh, 15020c; sturgeon. ( ); black cod,
ll$ei2c: kippered salmon, $2.25 01.50 101b.
basket; kippered cod. $2.83; raaor clams, $4.50
0 5.00 per box; shad, 10c lb.; ling cod, 7 H 0
Sc lb. t
OlSTERS - Eastern, per gallon. $5.00;
Olympia, $5.50. ;
Hops, Wool and Hide
HOPS Nominal. 1820 rrop, ' 18 0 20c. '
HIDES Calfskin, 8 01Oc; kips, 5 0e;
green hides. 2 0 3c; salted, 3 0 4c' per lb.
UOHA1H Nominal, 15 0 20a lb.
, Groceries
SUGAR 'Refinery basis: Cubes, $0.75;
fruit snd berry, $8.00; D yellow, $7.00; beet
granulated, $7.75; extra C. $6.h0; Golden C,
$7.'. V
HOKET P'r ease. $8.00.
BICE Japan style. No. 1, 4c; Blue
Bose, 6 H e per lb. ; New Orleans bead, 8c
COFFEE Roasted, 19 031c, in sacks or
drums. " -
SALT Coarse, half ground. 100s, $15.90
per ton; 50s. $17.85; table dairy. ftOa. $27.25;
bales, $3.50 04.00; fancy, table and dairy.
$34.50; lump rock, $20.50 per ton.
BEANS Sale by jobbers: Small white,
4s lb.: Urge white, 4e; pink, 7Ho per lb.;
hmss. 8c; bsyou. 10 4 c; reds. 10c; Oregon
beans, buying price nominal.
CANNED MILK Carnation, $6.00; Borden,
$6.00; Astor, $5.90; Facie. $11.50; Ldbby,
$5.90; Mount Vernon, $5.90 per caaaw
SODA CKACKEBS In buU, 17c per lb.
NUTS Wshiuts, 28 032c lb.; almonds, 29
0 80c; filbert. 21c in sack lots, peanuts. 10 0
14c; pecans, 23c; Brazils. 30c
Rope,- Faints, Oils
ROPE Sisal, dark, 14c; whit. Ho par lb.;
standard Manila. 20 He
UNSEED OIL Raw. bbls., 89c gal; kettle
boiled, bbia., 91c: raw, caaea, $1.04; boiled,
cases. $1.06 per gallon.
COAL OIL Pearl or water white, in drams
or iron barrels. 17 He gaL : cases, 80o per gal.
GASOLINE Iron barrels. Sue; case. 42 He
per gallon.
WHITE LEAD Ton lota. 12c; 600 lbs.,
13c per lb. .
TUKPENTTNnT Tanks, 89c; case. $1.04;
10 case lots, lo less. -
TALLOW AND UREASE No. 1 tallow, 6c;
No. 2. 4c
CASCARA BARK New, e; old. To per lb.
WOOL Willamette valley, coarse, 10c; me
dium. 20c; fine, 20e per lb.: Eastern Oregon
Idaho, 15 0 20c per lb.
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. April 80. (I. . S.) Butter Re
ceipt,, 11.000 tub. Creamery, eitra, 31c;
firsts, 25 0 20c; packing stock. 12 013c.
Eggs Receipts, 29,904 cases. Current re
ceipts, 20j21e; ordinary firsts, 18 w? 18c;
firsts, 21 H0 22c; extra, 24c; checks, ltt H 0
17c; dirties. 17 He.
Cheese Twins, new, 15 He; daisies, 15 0
13 HeYoung; Americas, 15HcJ Longhorn. 1$
13Hc: briok. 15015HC. -
Lire Poultry- Turkeys, 40c; chickens, 27e;
roosters, 14c; geese, 16 018c; ducks. 32c.
? Dried Fralt and Beans
New York.! April 30. (I. K. 8.) Besrji.
market easier. Marrow, choice, $6.150 6.80;
pea. choice, $4.20 04.25; red kidney, choice.
$9.73.
Pried Fruits Market Export gctlre on
rrcnas. Apricots, choice to ex-fancy, 23 038e;
frunes, 30s to 60c. T 016c; prunes, 60s to
1 COs. 54 074c; peaches, choice to cx-fancy,
17c 5 seeded ratsina, choice to fancy, 22 H 0
23 He. j :
; Production of crude oil in the United
States in March esUblished v a new
monthly record of 40,802.000 barrels.
isst;e,no. is .
; Fancy Block Hogs, lb.;
t Fancy Veal. lb.
SATUKDAY1jkJItfLl ty-la 1
HOGS WEAKER i ''
..14-15e Heavy Hogs, lb
YAL MARKET BREAKS
...13-14? Heavy Veal, lb...............
BEEF, MtTTTOX AND LAMBS MARKET
Heavy Hens, lb.. 25-27 Lia;ht Hens. lb..X8-2it Broilers, lb....
BUCKS, GEESE AKB TCBKEIS, JtARKEI
WE CAN USE MOKE POTATOES
WrtU foe Supply of Our Shipping Taos-Ttty Irlagrt Betur Frlcea for You.
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' SHERIDAN-BECKLEY CO ING PITS AW
PHONE Mala ms-aefereace., Hlbwrala BarlngV Baak-2U WASHINOXoSUf
APPLE MARKET IS
IN GOOD SHAPE
By Hymaa H. Cobea
Keports indicate that ,not over 1500
boxes of apples all told are held la
Portland. This includes storage and non
storaga stocks and is a very scant sup
ply compared with the normal.
While som. interests wbo nerer do any ap
ple business sre reporting a lack at aetirity in
the market just Bow, those that do the major
portion of the business say that demand ia ex
cellent and that prices are well maintained here,
wiaie iliowing advances at some primary point.
There ia . no disputing the strength oi the
spple msrkft at prurciling prices, althi.usU some
dealers anxious to take hold, are quite willing
t sire out the impression that the market is in
bad shape.
Xos of tba leading shipping organizations of
tbe Pacific Northwest are tillering apple except
m small lot at this time, practically taeif en
tire holdings being cleaned up.
Midwest business recently has shown a liberal
improvement ia resume and - fractional , better
ment in priev
Wheat Closes at
Fractional Rise
In Chicago Pit
Chicago, April 30. it. X. R) Wheat
registered fair gains for the day, closing
strong and at the top. Continued cover
ing of abort lines by Eaatern specu
lators was in evidence on all dips and
with considerable damage report com
ing in from the Southwest, sentiment
favored the constructive side in the late
trade. Provisions were lower.
May wheat" gained lfSl'a and July
Hlc up. May corn, .i '& He higher;
July. ,eTic up and September, 4ifc
advanced. May oats. Vc off. July 5&
c up and September c higher.
; Chicago. April 80, (I N. 8 All grains
were slightly lower at the opening today and tbe
market at the start showed little activity.
May wheat was unchanged to He lower and
July He to c lower.
Trade in corn was light with opening prices
He to He off for May; unchanged to Uc off
for July is nd He off for September.
Oats moved within narrow limits. May showed
declines of 'e to c: July was off Uc snd Sep
tember He to T, c lower.
lrd opened alightly lower and other proria
ion wer. inactive.
' Range of Chicago prices aa furnished by the
imted Ires;
May
July
M.y
July .
September
Mav
July .
September. ,
May , . . .
July . . .
Sept. . . . .
May
July . . . . .
Mr ..
July ..
May ..
July ..
WHEAT
Open. High.
1 SO H J 3 1
106H 107H
CORV
58 H 57H
59 vs 60 H
62 63
OATS
3 5 U 3 5 H,
37 H 38
38 : 88 ;i
RYE
127 1294
102 102
92 92 H
POHK
1 Ivw.
120H ,
105 It
r.s
f.!H
62
34 4
364
37H
127 H
101 4
914
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1605
947
900
937
963
1610
LARD
950
fl0
RIBS
937
967
1603
933
977
927
960
Close.
131
10TH
57
60 H
63 H
33
3
38 V,
1294
12H
2H
1563
1610
933
977
930
960
Cotton Market Is
Almost Unchanged
New Tork. April 80. (1. N. S.) The cot
ton market opened unchanged to 5 points hicher
today. A little foreicn and communion house
demand absorbed hedge and local offerings and
later the undertone ruled about steady. Week
end statistic were regarded as bearuh.
The cotton market remained dull through
the last dealings, but finished steadier at a net
advance of 6 to 15 point.
Spot cottoa was quiet today with middling 5
points higher at 12I4U. No sales.
January .......
March ........
May
July .........
October .......
December . . . . .
Open. Higrr.- Low. CTose!
1399
1418 12: 1412 142"
1216 1221 1212 1219
1267 1274 1261 1271
133 ' 1340 1312 ' 133S
1377 1,384 1372 1384
Eastern Cash (ruin
Minneapolis, April 30. Wheat Vn 1
northern, $1.32 0 1.40 H ; Nc. 2,- $1.24 U
0 1.32H No. 8, $1.20 H 01.28 1 ; No, 2
dark northern. $t.30 H ? 1.32; No. 3 durum,
$1.22 H 127 H : No. - 2, $1.82 H m 1.37 H :
No. 1, $1.30 H 0 1 .81 H ; No. 1 dark bard
MonUna, $1.41 ?; M 1.43 H. Com NO. 3 yel
low. 4950c. Oita No. 2 white, 32 H 0
33c. . -
Cliirsgo, Anri 30. Cah wheat No. , 1 red.
$1.47: No. 2, $1.44; No. 3. $1.42 H : No. 3
dark northern spring, $A31; No. 1 mixed,
$1.44 0143. Oats No. 1 white, 38 H 0
36ie; No. 3, 36036c.
w Tort Wool and Hides
. New York, Aoril 30.. (I. N. f?.l Wool
market quiet. Domestic fleece XX Ohm, 22 0
4Sc: domestic pulled scoured" basis', lHfi72c;
domestic Texas scoured baew. 4O 0 82e; domes
tie ter. staple scottred. 53 90c.
-Mides market steady. Native ' steers, 12c;
branded steers. 10c
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Minneapolls-Dnlnth Flax
Dnluth, April 80. II. N. R.) Max May.
$1.68: July, $1.68; track, $1.03 01.65; ar
rive. $1.64.
Minneapolis, April 30. (L N. S.l Flax
May. $1.62: July. $1.66 H; track and arrive.
$1.65 01 67.
New York Potato Market
New York. April 30. (I. N. I.) Potato,
(in bulk, barrel or bag) Market firm. Nearby
white. $1.2508.00: Bermudas. $2.50 013.00;
Southerns, $2.00 0 8.00.
New York Poaltry Market
New York, April 80. (L X. S.) Live poul
try Market dull. Fowl, 28 0 34c; broilers,
40 0 80c; ducks, 22027c: geese. 13020c
San Franesleo Barley Market
Ssn Francisco, April 30. (TJ. P.) Barley
Spot feed, per cental. $1.20 01.25; ship
ping, $1.35 01.53.
raa Francisco Foaltry Market
Sn Kraa Cisco, April 80. (IT. P.) Poultry
Broilers, 45 0 50c; large bens, 87 0 40c;
bestiducks, 30 35c
rvk. .. l' ' ; -'-'':
New York-London Silver
New York. April 80. II. N. S.) Commer
cial bar silver was quoted as follows: Domestic
unchanged today at 99 He; foreign was He
higher at 60 H c.
Ixindon, April 80. L K. 18.) Bar silver
was Hd hither at 84 ?id. s
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. April SO. n. N. S.) Potatoes
Receipts, tiS cars. No. 1 white, sacked and bulk.
80085c: Minnesota Kincs, S5c; new Florida,
No. 1. $7.25 per bbt; do No. 2. $4.75 0 5.00
bbX; Texas Beiss Triumphs, $3.00 per cwt.
New Tort Sugar and Coffee
New York, April 30. Sugar staadv; raw,
$4 S3; refined, steady; granulated, $6,50 0
0.6O.
Santos. 8 0 9 H c.
Butter Prices :
To Drop 4 Cents
Monday Morning
There will be almost a record drop
la the price of batter la Pertlaad
Monday morning wbea makers will
eat valves 4c a. ponad. A cat et c
will be made for bntterfat. Seattle
will make similar changes at tbe
arne time. .- Tbe lew price for et
batter la parchment wrappers will be
S$e a pound, the lowest price to pre
vail here for a aatuber of years. ;
RECORD STOCK OF
WHEAT ARRIVING
SATFRDAY WHEAT MA-RKET
Hard white .......
Soft white ........
White) clab
Hard winter ......
Northern spring ...
Red Walla . ......
Bid.
.,..$1.86
...5.1.2S
.....1J4
.....1J8
.... 1.23
.... 11
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Rise
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2e
4e
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NOBTHWEST GKAIX BECEIPTS
(Reported by Portland Merchants Exchange..)
' Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Saturday 82 . , . lO 2 4
Year - ago .....
Total this week. .
Year ago. . .
Season to date
Year ago. . .
Taroms, Friday
Year ago . . 2
Season to date
Year ago . . ,
Seattle. Friday.
Year ago . . .
Season to date
Year aeo: .
a
11 ... i 8 14
76 ... 110 831
118 . . . 71) 15 46
15.974 246 889 513 2276
7,842 174 3649 441 2057
16 . . . 7 1 . . . .
. . . 6i. ..... .
4.264 5 906 153 903
6.583 90 3019 175 812
8 . . . & 3 5
21 ... 10 . . . ....
4.372 210 400 423 1329
3.873 240 1021 643 1158
.Saturday... ... .. .. 251 1
Week ago.'.. ... ... .. 439 2
2 weeks ago. 74 - . .. 236 2
4 weeks ago. 3O0 52 5
Year ago... 160 4 1 .. 2
2 years ago. 973 2 .. 26 12
3 years ago. 231 25 S . 102 11
4 years ago. 190 40 10 4
Ikortland this week received a greater
supply of wheat than In any week since
records were kept by the local trade.
While in the distant past there was a
report of a greater supply to arrive here
within a single week, : definite figures
were not available.
This huge stork of wheat i. going export grid
there is a' demand for mora stock from prac
tically every European port. . Asia is not at all
backward about parcbaaing ana aaoiuonal busi
ness is shown in that direction.
While some flour business is reported as
passing with Europe. business is confined to
parcel lota and the volume i by no mean con
siderable at the moment.
Feedstuff and miUstuffs are showing a
steady tone with no chamte in prices indicated,
FLOUR Selling price. mOt door: Patent.
$8.20; Willamette valley brands. $6.25: local
straight. $6.25: bakers' hard wheat, $7.50; bak
ers" bucitem. $7.00; bakers' valley. $0.00; gra
ham, $8.40; whole wheat, $6.70; Montana
spring wheat, patent, $7.20 0 7.85 per barreL
Price for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban, 20
extra.
HAT Buying" price, nominal: Willamette
timothy, fancy, $20.00 0 2,5.00 per ton; Eastern
Oregon timothy, $27.00028.00 per ton; clover,
$10.00 015.00; straw, $14.00; alfalfa, $19.00
0 19.50 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal No. 1 Calcutta.
SH.0 6c: domestic. 6c in car lots;- less amounts
higher.
MILLSTCFFS Mill run st mill, sacked, ton
lots. $28.00; carloads. $27.00.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, $26.00
0 27.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed, $23.00;
brewing. $24.50.
SEED Buying price, nominal.
FEEDSTCFFS F. O. B.- mills: Rolled bar
ley. $37.003.OO: whole barley. $34.00; al
falfa meal, $28.00: cocoa nut meal. $30.00;
cracked corn, $40.00; whole corn, $37.00;
scratch feed, $48.00; soy bean meal, $55.00
per ton; whole osts, $36. 00; rolled oats, $39.00;
chicken wheat, $54.00 m 55.00 per ton.
Merchants' Exchange bids:
WHEAT
April.
Hard white
Soft white .. ..
White club ......... . . . .
Hard winter ....
Northern rpring
Red Walla ....
FEED OATS
No. 2 white
No. 2 gray
BARLEY
Brewing ............ ....
Standard feed ...... ....
CORN
No. 3 E. Y. . . . . .... 29.00
May.
1.26
1.25
1.24
1.22
1.23
1.21
27.00
27.00
24. 00
22.00
June.
1.26
1.25
1.24
1S12
1.23
1.21
27.00
27.00
24.00
22-00
29.00 29.00
A3IERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES .
Chicago Hog $8.50
,Chicago, April 80. 1 1. N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 6000 ; active and steady to 10c lower.
Bulk. $8.0008.50; top, $K.50; heavyweight,
$H.OO 0 8.30; medium weight, 8.25 dp 8.50 ;
licht weight. $9.25 8.50 : light lights, tH.OOfr
H.50; heavy parking sows, nmuoth, $7.00 0
7.75: packing sows, rough, $6.75(7.00i pies,
$7.00 8.00
Cattle Receipt?, 1000..
Sheep Receipts, 3000.
Omaha Hoot $7.80
Roath Omaha. April 80. (I. N, S.I Hogs
Receipts. 0300; mostly 15c to 25c lower.
Bulk. $7.00 0 7.65; top. $7.80.
Cattle Receipts, IOO. Compared with week
aco: Beef ateers, mostly 50e lower; top,
$S.23; lie Ftork, SOc to 75c lower; bulls,
weak: veals, steady; stock era and feeders, steady
to 25c lower.
Sheep Nunc. Compared with week ago:
Lambs rnnotly 23c higher; sheep, strong; feed
era, steady.
Kansas City Hog $8.30
Kansas City, April 30. 1 1. N. S.) Cattle
Receipts none, nominal. Steers. $6.010 8.00;
cows and heifers, $5.75 0 8.50; titookers and
feeders, $6.7507.90; calves, $6.7508.50.
Hogs Receipts 1200, dull. Bulk,. $8,00 0
fl. 25: top", $8.30; heavies. $7.70(8.00; lights,
$7.85 0 8.30; mediums, $7.75 0 8.10.
Sheep Receipts 800, active. .. Lambs. $9.00
0 10.35; wethers, $6.5006.80; ewes, $6.00
0 6.50. '
Denver Megs $7.85 I
. Ienvcr, Col,,.. April 30. Cgitle Receipt
700; steady. Steer. $6.0K 7.73; cows snd
heifers. $5.00 (is 7. 00: Mockers and feeders,
$5.50 0 7.75; calves. $10 (Ml 0 13. 50.
Hog Kpceipt 200; 15 0 20c lower. Bulk,
$7.50 0 7.65.
Sheep Receipts 1700; steady. Lambs,
$9.25 0 10.4(1; ewes, $5.00 0 6.23; spring
lambs, $10.00 01 1.50. .
No Seattle Market
Seattle. April 30. (I. N". S.) No livestock
receipts today.
DAIRY TROHTCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, April 30. Butter Extras,
33 He
Eggs Efras, 6c: extra firsts. 23 He;
dirties No. 1, 24c; extra pullets, 20c; under
sized pullets, 17c.
Cheese California flats fancy,
Seattle Market
Seattle, April 3(1. ( V. P.)-
rancn, 26t"7-; pullets.
Butter Local ereamery, cubes, 34c; bricks,
33c.
Lo Angela Market -
Lm Angele. til., April 30. (L N. S.)
Butter, creamery extras. 37c.
Eggs Extras, 25c; ca.se count, 24c; pullets,
21c.
Poultry Hens, 2835c; broilers; 25036c;
fryers. 45c. i -
14 He.
-Eggs Fresh
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle Market
Seattle. April 30. Potatoes Yakima Gems,
$33040; locals, $16 0 20.
8an Francisco Market
San Francisco, April 30. (C. P.) Pota
toes River Whites, $1.75 0 2.25; Salinas,
$a.O0 0 2.30; sweets, $3.00 0 6.00.'
Oniona Australian Brown. 40 050c
Lost Angeles Market
Lo Angeles. Cal.. April 30. fL N. S.)
Potatoes, Idaho Itusset. mostly $2.10 0 2.35;
few. $2.50; Rural, $1.83 01.90; Oregon Bur
banks, $2.10 0 2.35; newT potatoes, best, $2.00
02.10; few fancy, $2.25; smsll, 7508Oe
per lug; jobbing sales, best, $1.75 2.00; few,
$2.10.
New York Batter and .gg
New York. April 30. (I. N. S.) Butter
Market easier. Creamery firsts (salted and tin
sal ti) , 37 H 0 40c; creamery firsts (salted and
unsalted), 34 0 39c; creamery, higher than
extras taalted and unsalted), 88H.041e: state
dairy tubs, 24x37Hs; ladles fresh, firsts, 24
025c.
Cheese Slarkct irregular. State Whole
milk specials. 18 H 0 28c; whole milk, fancy,
1S0 25c; whole milk, lower grades, 15 017 He,
Wisconsin Whole milk, fancy Young Americas,
204 0 2Cc.
Eggs Market irregular. Nearby white, fancy,
84 035e; nearby brown, fancy, 31032c; extra
800 81c;firsta, 25027c.'
Naval Stores Market
New York, April 30. ft N. S.)
tine Savannah. 60; New York. 67.
Kosia Savannah, 3.70; New York, 5.23
TurpeH
New York Bank Statement
New York, April 80. ( L N. 8.1 Bank
'statement: Average Ioans, decrease, $4 2,
461.0OO; demand deposits, decrease, $4,538
O0O ; time deposits, increase. $2,873,000' re
serve, decrease, $3,832,606.
Actual Ijoan. increase, $4,341,000; de
mand, increase. $32,003,000; tn deposits,' in
crease, $4,070,000; reserve, decrease. $13
043.6SO. .
rieatile Wheat Bids
Seattle. April 30. (I. N. S.) Wheat
Hard white, $1.28: soft white, $1.28; white
club. $1.28: hard red wintrr. $1.25; soft red
winter, $1.2$; northern spring, $1.25; red
Walla, $1.25; Big Bend bluestenC $1.33.
Take nrlvAntae-A rf Arnii rrM i n.
lEdlefssen's. Adv.
NOTHING
ARRIVES
FOR STOCKTRADE
SATTJRD AT HOG MARKET
- Tone. :
Portland, aomlnal ......
Omaha, 15 2ie lower . ..
Chicago, 18e lower ......
Denver, l$S0e lower ...
Kansas City, dall .......
Top.
7M
8.5$
7.85
S.30
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BCN
liog. Cattle.
8.00 0 0.00
7.00 0 8.00
6 00 0 8.00
9.50 010.00
8.50 0 9.50
4.00 0 8.00
7.00 0
There was nothing- available for the
North Portland market at the close of
the week; , Only a nominal run was
shown - ' '..--.-.
Not a single bead appeared in the hog alleys
for the Saturday trade and for that reason the
trend of the market was considered nominally
steady at the previous range. m
On the basis cf the eastern jrice " ranee
at this time hogs can - be landed here fraction
ally below prevailing North Portland values, but
owing to tbe tcan )ioclt here this differential ia
likely to continue. ' "
General hog market range:
Prime lieht S 9.50(8)10.00
Smooth heavy, zoo-soo pounds.
Smooth heavy, 800 pounds up.".
Rough heavy
Eat" pic
Feeder pigs
Stag
N. Cattle Come
There was nothing at all in the cattle alleys
at North Portland for the week end. Lark of
receipts have been so general of late that at the
best ' the market can be considered only nom
inal. Perhaps this to the beet thing .that could
possibly, happen to est tie, as killers have not
been anxious bidders.
General cattle range."
Cbeico steer ...............$ 7.75 0
Medium to good .........
Fair to good ............
Common to fair
Choice cow and heifers ....
Medium to good .........
Common costs ...........
Fair to lunUum ..........
tanners ...............
Choice feeder ...........
Fair to good feeder ......
Bulb .
Choice dairy calves .......
Prime light dairy calvea. ...
Mecaum light dairy calves ...
iicaiy calves ............
Mutton en Contract
. Mutton alleys showed the only arrivals at
North Portland on Saturday. One load invaded
the qaiet of that division, but these came di
rect to a killer on contract. Therefore nothing
at all was available for the market. Treud of
the trade considered nominal.
General sheep and lamb range:
Spring lambs ..............$
East of mountain lamb. ......
Willamette valley lambs
Heavy iambs
Cull lamb
Yearlings ..................
Wethers .
Ewes
Feeders
Friday AfUrnooo Sales
CALVES
Price. 1 No. Ave. lbs.
9.00 1 5. .
HOGS
7.50 I ..
9.75 1 . .
7.O0 I 4..
I.AMBS
6 SO I ..
7.00 I 4 . .
8.00 25..
EWES
2 50 I
YEARLINGS
5.O0 1
50
eJi t
5.60 0
4.00 0
6.00 0
9 MS ta
e!oo0t oi&o
n.60 0 6.00
3.50 0 6.50
11.000 11.60
10.50 011.50
7.OO0 10.50
4.00 0 7.00
8.25
7.25
7.00
6.23
6.75
.00
& 00
5.60
4.00
7.00 0
7.00 0
6.50 0
6.00 0
2.00 0
4.600
4.00 0
1.O0
3.00 0
8.25
7.50
6.00
6.00
4.00
6.50
6.00
4.00
6.00
No.
3. .
I . .
24. .
1 . .
6. .
7. .
15. ,
Ave. lbs.
. .. 123
... 340
. ". . 114
. .. 310
Price.
172 $11.00
$
53 $
5H
51
150 $
215
350
202
58
55
60
0.75
7.50
9.25
8.00
8.00
8.00
150 $
Standard Oil Stock
Anglo - . .
Borne Scrysmer . .
Buckeye . . . .
Cheesebrough . .
do pfd.
Continental . . .
Crescent . . . . .
Cumberland . .- . .
Eureka . .......
Galena, c.
Galena (ml. pfd. .
Galena New, pfd.
Illinois P!;e . . . ,
Indiana Pipe
National Transit .
New York Transit
Nortlicrn Pipe . . .
Ohio Oil .......
International Pete.
Penn. Ilex. . . . . .
Prairie Oil ......
Prairie Iipe
Solar Refs
Southern I'ipe
South Penn. Oil . .
S. W. Penn. Oil .
S. O. California .
S. O. Indiana . . .
S. -O, Kansas . . .
S. O. Kentucky . .
S. O. New York . .
.S O. Ohio
do pfd.
Swan & Finch . . .
L'niou Tank
do 'pfd
Vacuum . . . . .
W ashington . . . . ,
S. O. Nebraska . .
Imperial Oil
Foreign Bond Market
(Furnished by Overbcck
Russian 5 Ha, 1921
Russian 5H, 192
Russian, 6 H , 1919
French 5s, 1031
French 4s, 1917 ........
French 5s, 1 920 ........
Italian 5s, 191 H .........
British 5. 1922
British f.a, 1827
British 5s, 1829
British Vky. 4s .
British ref. 4s ..........
Belgium rest. 5s ........
Belgium prem. 5.,......
German W. L. 5....,...
Berlin 4s
Hamburg 4s ............
Hamburg 4Hs
Leipsig 4Ht
Leipaig 5s ....
Munich 4s
Munich 5s ............. .
Frankfort 41
Jap. 4s
Jap. 1st 4Hs
Jap. 2d 4H ...........
Paris tts
V. K. 5Hs, 1921.
V. .JC 5H. 1922...,.,..
U. AL. 5 Ha, 1829,.
U. K. 6H. 1937
Cooke
Bid.
1(5
16 14
62
47 H
71 H
37
391
381
881
302
273
65
6 'J
12
12
14
14 H
13H
14 H
13 H
15 H
13
66 H
83 H
83 H
97 H
99 H
95 H
89
85 M
Co.)
Ask.
18
9
18 H
64
4 8
72H
38H
403
383
383
314
287
67
71
13
13H
13
15H
15H
15H
15
17
16
7
83H
83 H
88
99
86
89 ,
. 83 H
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Monday . .
Tuesday . .
W edneeday
Thursday .
Friday . . .
Saturday .
Portland Banks
This W eek.
5,270.824.32 J
6,238.027.02.
4,544,653.80
4,878.775.71
3,770,240.73
8.911.612.69
Year Ago,
6,426.258.20
5,510,168.31
5,036,408.49
4.727,974.90
4.629.492.32
5.982,236.10
Week
April
Clearings
Balance
Clearings
Balances
Clea rings
Balances
Clearings
flea ring
... $27,614,784.29 - $32,312
...$139,327,047.17 $171,089
Spokane Banks
Saturday . $1,383
Satarday . . . , ..- , 33a
Tacoma Bank
Saturday ..........$ 476
Saturday . : 103
Seattle. Bank
Saturday ..........$ 4,251
Saturday 1,234,
Sen Francisco Bank
Saturday ....... $18,900,
Los Angela Bank
Saturday ;........,$ 1 1 ,820
538.32
.181.61
681.00
199.00
,889.00
775.00
298.00
600.0O
000.00
.259.00
New York Bond
Atchison Genl. 4. ; ;
Bal. '& Ohio Gold 4a.
Beth. Steel Kef. 6s.
Cent. Pacific 1st 4
St. Paul Oenl. 4 Hi
Chicago N. W. Genl.
L, at N. Cni. 4a. , .
New York Ry. 5s...
Northern Pac. P. L.
Reading 41enL 4a..
I nton Pae 1st 4s. .
It S. Steel 5. . . .
I'nlon Pac 1st Ref.
Southern Pac. Conv,
Southern Pac. Conv.
Penna. Conv. 4 H.
Penna. 1 st 4 Vt s . . .
Ches. & Ohio Conv
Ore. Short Line 4s.
4.,,
. . , ...
V! '.
s. i
5.
4s.
'. . as. ...
Market
Bid.
, . 76 H
. 65
81
... : 72
. 64
73H
... 80
. 20 H
.. ' 74 H
. . 7H
78 H
. 93 H
. 75 H
. - 8H
: 78 H
... 85 H
76 H
. 82
. 78
SHOE STOCK UP
AT THE CLOSING
Xew York. April 30. I. N. S.)The
stock market closed - irregular today.
Endlcott-Johnson was - the most prom
inent feature of the trading in the last
hour, being ' in vigorous demand and
moving: up to above 67 just before the
close, a gain of about 4 points for tfee
day; Pierce-Arrow, after selling; above
40, sold down to 38 ; Mexican Petro
leum was In supply for a time, yielding
to 146. but quickly turned and rose to
148. Cosden advanced to 444. but re
acted in the late dealings. .
Government bonds, unchanged ; . rail
way and other" bonds, steady.
Total sales today. 631,200 shares ;
bonds, $4,380,000. , . .
Total sales . of stocks for the week.
5,743,200 shares; bonds. $74,330,000.
The stock market opened with irregular
changes today, and generally trading was not ex
tensive. , '-. , -';-- -
Mexican Petroleum, was weak, falling 1H to
143 at the start on. continued nervousness about
condition in the Mexican' oilfields, bat later ral
lied. U. 8. Steel opened H lower at 82;
American Loco moved up to- 89-W J Heading
gained , to 72 H. t'nited Fruit feU to 110.
American Hide and Leather, preferred, rose 1
point to 48, V. 8. Rubber moved up H to 77 H .
Texas Co. lost H to 40 H. Kelly-Springfiekl
continued In good demand, rising H to 61:
Crucible dropped 1 v 80 H , Atlantic Gulf im
proved H to 37 H. American Woolen moved up
1 point to, 79. Studebaker. who director meet
for dividend action today, dvoced 1 point to Si
Marine, preferred, dropped 4 to 534.
Furnished by Overbeck & Cook Co.. Board
r-r 1 raoc ouiinmsj '
Sales.
300
1000
1000
200
1100
5400
r 406
2500
1700
1500
'2200!
20O
20
3 no
700
200
STOCK.
Jf High.
Agr. Chem. . . . . s
do pfd, ..,..
Ajax .Rubber , , . .
Alaska Gold . . .
. . . .1 Alaska Juneau . .
Allla-4"halmen, . . .".
Am. Beet Sugar...
Am. Bosch ......
Am. Can Co. . . . . .
do pfd. .......
Am. Car. 4 Fdy. . .
An. Cot. Oil
do pfd. ........
Allied Chem.
Am. Hide k. liea. ...
do pfd. ....
Am. Intl. Corp,.. .
Am. Linseed .....
do pfd. .......
Am. Ixco, ......
do pfd.
Am. Kaf. Razor. . .
Am. fchip at Com . .
Am. Smelter .....
do pfd.
Am. Hnuff. ......
titeel Fdy. . . .
Sugar ......
Sumatra
Tel. as Tel. .
Tobacco . . .
Wool .....
W. P., pfd.
Kmc ......
1500
700
1700
100
100
;4H
88 H
82
31U
1
127
5f
II
49
48 H
48
'fro' '
'
9H
43 H
78
12t H
80
33 H
OH
41
81 H
38 H
91
87 V.'
'6'
13H
174
59
47H
76
111 U
37 H
29
86
62 H
7
Am.
A tn
Am. Sumatra ....I 71 H
Am.
Am.
Am.
Anu
Am.
14 00! Anaconda
(Assd. Oil !
400Atchison
1300IAU. Gulf & W. 1. .
8400 Baldwin Xmso. ...
do pfd. ,
2800 Balto. l Ohio.....
do pfd.
3800 Beth. Steel B
. B. II. T
. iButte C As
200Butte & Hup......
500Caddo Oil
200K alif. I'acking . ..
27O0Calif. Pet. .
200 f do pfd
800Canadian Pac. ....
2KO0jCn. leather ....
lOOOICerro Do Pasco ..
3500tliandler Motor .,
lOOjChgo. & N. W. . . .
lOOiChicago Gt. West
. .K do pfd
1700lfhile Copper
KOOjChico
800IC. M. ' St. P. . .
80O do pfd. ......
()0Cor, Cola
sooin. - 0. ....... .
4 00 Colorado F. 4. 1..
. . i . . Colorado Sontliern
joO.CoL Gag & Elect. .
1500Columbia Graph. .
lOOCon. (On.
. . , . , jContincnal Can ..
SOOjContinental Candy ,
, 40O!Cnrn Products ...
1820(:Cosdcn til !
7O0iC. A. I. P.....
, looj "A"' pfd. . . , .
3(K! do "B" pfd.. .J
7 700 Crucible ;
...... j do pfd. ..... .
'r.oOiCuba Can. ......
100 do pfd. ......
I ROO Cuban-Am Sugar .
... ..IeL at Hudson, ,..(.... .
600 lome Mines . ... , 20 H
D. & It. G I
( do pfd.
14900)Kndieott Johnaon
4 00, Erie
1001 do 1st pfd. . . .
( do 2d pfd
IBOOiFamons Players ..
Fed. Min. & Smelt .
.....! do pfd. ........
7100iFisk Tire
iGaston Wins.
. Gen. Cigars .....
200IGen. Klec. .
Gen. Motor ......
Goodyear
11800Gen. Asphalt
5500Goodnch . ......
ranby . .......
Great Nor. Ore....
Great Nor. pfd. . . .
Greene Csnsnea ..
Gulf S. Kteel. . . . .
11800!Hupp Motors ....
1200iHouton Oil
2 OO 1 Illinois Central . , .
2 00 Inspiration ......
lint. Agr. Corp. e. .
j do pfd
SOU Interboro . ......
V((i do pfd.
4 00 j Interstate Callahan .
. . . , . Int Harv. . i . . , . .
..... do pfd
400 Int. Merc Marine..
400( do pfd. ,
2600,Int. Nickel
. . . . -Tint. I'aper
6O0 Invincible Oil . . . .
2200 Island Oil ......
. . . . . Jewel Tea
1 100 K. C. Southern . . .
...... IK. C Hon pfd . .
23001 Kelly-Springfield . .
1600Kystame Tire ....
1600 Keystone Tiro ...
900Lck Stod ......
1800 Lee Tire.
Lehigh Valey
400fLnrillard . . . . r. . .
Mackay .........
Maxwell Motor . . .
Mrxwell lat pfd. ..
283001Mex. PeU ......
700 Miami . . . .
440OjMiddle State Oil..
100 Midval. Steel
10O Mid vale Steel . . . .
..... M. K. A T.
, . . . .M. K. A T. Bfd,.
100 Mo. Pac
Low.
47
'83 W
87
37 H
K0H
30
1IH
.48 H
47
46
$9"
' H
OH
43
77 H
70 H
I107 HOT W
21
78H
83 H
9H
40H
1700
aoo
100
600
100
100
1
4-H
23 H
.41 H
80 H
62 H
81 H
6"
8H
87
' "i'li
74-H
44 H
28
73 H
82 H
i 9 H
57.
H
7 H
1
19
80
18H
14
42H
21
30
'25 "
'iaW
82 H
'30 '
6H
14H
54 H
16 H
634
20 H
4H
26 H
52 H
17 H
81 H
37
89 H
36
59
13 H
17H
69
48
76
111
87
28H
83 H
62 H
7
iis
24 H
-25 U
Bonn
61
31
59 H
87
"in"
74
42
27 H
73 H
SOH
f8"
67
22 H
'26"
64
12
19
17 H
13
39
21
30
25 '
14 Ii
81
33
Bid.
100
eeoo
Mo Pac pfd . . -Mont.-Vrd
. . .
M St P A- 8 8
147
148H
23 H
15
28 0
28
23
3
14
5
16
62 H
1H
4
26
SO
16
.1 17 Hi 16
9
20
143
145
22
14
28 H
28 H
21 H
47
73
8
1
87 H
37H
60
30
83
127
0
h 62
62
11
48
47 "4
46
79
88
101
6H
9
43
77
102
30
88 H
71 U
107
121
79
32 H
9
40
101 H
81 H
38
88
jl00 H
86
49
60
12
18H
17
58 H
46
73 H
LlOHi 37 H'
28
84
62 -
7
17
11H
24 H
25
41 '
80 H
61
30
85
69 H
8
88 H
54
1 H
74
44
27 H
73
62 H
82 H
84
19
57
22 H
95 Ti
"'
1
87
12
10
13
79 v
7
24
17
1
.17
136 H
14
10H
71
40
21
30
71
25
38 H
15H
81
91
36.-
43 H
4'4
12
92
104'
14H
63
16
62
19H
4
lO
26
49
60
17 .i
117
as
29 H
48
145
03 H
5
7
149 H
23
14 T
28
28 H
2
- 4
1st;
37
2
69
DANCE TONIGHT
Boat Bluebird
Opening Saturday Excursion
Morrison Street Dock
BOAT LEASES t P. M.
RETURNS 11:1.
Ask.
76 H
68
82
73
64 H
75
80
24
7 5
77
INDIRECT
1 1
91
78
88
77
82'H
79
Stacks, Beads, Cot tan. Grain, Eta,
SIC SI? Board f Trade , '.allAiaf
Overbeck&CookeCo.
PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Sterling Moves
To High Mark
For the Year
New York, April 80. Sterling made
a lis high for the year' whea It
opened at $3.liHi. H. This was
the highest flgare tlnce Jaly 1, lzO.
.Other qaotatloBf Included 1
Fraaes .0772, off .$002; Ure .0479,
off .$031 marks, .$1.2, ap .8091t
Caaadlaa dollars $lt, aarhaaged.
Sterling closed at $t.t francs,
.:;$; lire, ,$48$i -marks, .llt kro
ne a, .1824.- . - ... :
Sales. ! T(K'K.
. . . . .jM 4c St L
..... National Biscuit .
1 OO Nevada Con. ......
1400 New Haven , . . . .
. Norfolk W
2900 Sor Pae. ........
.....fN'ora Scotia Steel..
i .. ; . N. T. Air Brake..
. 500 N. Y. Central
. 20O Ok la. Prod. ref. . . .
100 Ontario Silver ....
. . . . . Ontario A W. .. ...
200jOtis Steel .........
'2400 Pacific Oil .. V ... .
. . . . .(Pac. tiaa A KleC...
63O0Pan Am.- Pet.....
210OPaa Am. Pvt. "B"
WOOIPenn, ,
800iPeople Gas .......
.' 600jPere Marquette ....
Philadelphia Co. . . .
0O0 Pure Vil
48200 Pierea Arrow ...'.:
2600 Pierce Oil
PlUaburg Coal . . ...
200 Pitt, it W est Y,
aOO'Preswd Steel Cr..
. . . . . iPullman ....... ,.5
SOOlllay Cons.
530Oilteading
4 00'Itemington .......
600;Keplogl Steel ....
2100(Hep. I. A 8.
190(1 kap. Motor .... .
50001 Itnyal Imtoli Oil ...
..... Illy. Steel Spring. .
8. O. Ind
- 7(o!Hears ltoebuck
e 1 OO hhattork. Aria.....
SOOMifll T. A T
9100 Sinclair . . ........
. Hloss Sheffield . . .
2700 Sou. Pacific .....
1400 Sou. Railway
do pfd.
700 St. Ia A S. Fi. . . ,
250O stromberg Garb.
45300 Studebaker . . ....
..... Swift A Co. .....
1300 Tean. Cop. A !f hem.l
2900 Texas Oil ...... .1
1 00 Tesaa Pacific .
2(O0 Tex. Pac. C. A O..I
6700 Tob. I'roducta . . . .
S400Tran. ConU. Oil
lITninn Oil ttel .
1200lnion
..... L Ull
..... United
5900 I'tiited
700 Ignited
2O01 do pfd .
1200irntfed Ret. Stores.
11800!!'. S. Ind. Alcohol.
12900JU. S. Rubber,...
100 do 1st pfd. . ,
P. H. SmclUng....
9400 U. H. Steel
do pfd. .......
jl'tah Copper . , . .
Va. Chem. . . . . . ,
Vanadium Hteel . .
lOOIVivandou ........
Wabash
do A pfd. . . . . .
do B nfd.
Wells-Fargo ......
Western Fan. , , . .
Western Union . . .
Westinghse E. A M.
Wmi Md .
I White Motors
Willys-Overland ...
Hn"nH
WiUon Packing . ...
Wisconsin Central .
iWnnlvnpth
Wortbingtoa Pump.
Psclfic
Alloy . , . . .
Thrnir . . . . .
Food Prod. .
Fruit
14041
. 4 200
8300
200
200
'68l6
20900
70O
600
" "ioo
1500
17
75 H
694
12
88
' 70
62
33 H
4TH
18
35
40H
10
18
78H
84
82
64
21
601
66
6
46
20
'73'
21H
'22 H
48
914
'lOH
40
20
28
63 H
11
21
116
21H
111
21
53
72 H
79
83
ii"
29
36 6
47
43 H
9
40
62 H
Low. I Bid.
l'4
74 "
69 H
12H
37
SO
61 H
S3
47
18
85 H
83
10 H
18
78
83
31
83
19
7H
86
45
26
'74
21 H
Vj-j' "
42
88
"ifi" '
40H
20
28
53
II
21 H
116
20
110
21 H
K3H
70
77
82 H
63
28
34
6
, , 1
, . -
47
41 H
. 8
38
51H
10
113 H
11
16
95
74
83
75 U
69 H
3
4 H
17 .
12 H
87
60
! 70
62
85
47
17
31 H
85
8W
10
60
27
H7
102 H
13
72
34
81 H
63
20
67.
88 !
74
86
6
45
26
42
73
21 '4
53
21
44
80 H
100
do
40
20 H
28 H
58
11
21
1 16
80
96
214
110
21 H
58
71 H
78.
101
83 H
83
110
63
27
83
6H
7 H
20
13
66
25
89
47
9
42 H
9
38
41
82
116 H
52
SHORT TERM NOTES
Quotation furnished by Clark. KandaH A
CO., inc.;
Security. Maturity.
Am. Cot. Oil 0s..... tt-2-24
Am. T. A T. 6s. .. .10-1-22
Arrtr T. A T. ...'. 2-1-24
Am.. Thread 6s 12-1-28 .
Am. Too. 7....;. .11-1-21
Am. Tob. 7.. 11-1-22
Am. Tob. 7 .11-1-23
Anglo Am. Oil THs. 4-1-25
Armour Conv. 7s... 7-15-SO
Belgian Gov. 7H. .. 6-1-4
Belgian Gov. . . . . 1-1-23
Bet hi. Steel 7..... 7-15-22
Bethl. Steel 7 7-15-25
British Gov. 5 H. ... 1 1-1-21
British Gov. 6 a. . . .11-1-22
Canadian Gov. 3 Ha. 8-1-21
Canadian Gov. 5H. 8-1-29
Inter. B. T. 7s , 8-1-21
Japanese Gov, 4H. 7-1 0-2.1
Kcnnecott Cop. 7.. 2-1-30
Molina Plow 7 9-1-21
Plow 7 9-1-22
Plow 7.;... 9-1-28
Plow '7.,... e-1-24
Gas 7a 6-1-23
, . .8-15 21
.12 1-23
Molina
Molina
Molin.
Pacific
Swift
U. S. Rubber 7
Bid.
88
97
96
95
1)9 Ti
99 H
99
66
86 H
97 H
02
98
97
89 H
93
69
91
74
83
81
8
93
90
88
93
88 'i
98
Asked.
- 80
87 H
96 H
97
100
100H
100
96
96 H
97
92 H
90 '4
98
99
' 95
98
92
75
83 H
91
.
.
t"
88 H
99
While hunting In the woods near
Bremerton, W. P. Whltcmb, W rancher,
and his son Curtis, 22. were struck by
lightning, W'hitcomb is in a serious
condition, but the boy has recovered.
Stock Mmket
-lbPicsgT
Dun's review gives 330 failures in the
United States this week ugaiunt 371
last week and 13,2 a yea rago.
. Unemployment has increased aptiroxt
mately IT per cent and wages are 12 per
cent lower than in April, 1920, accord
ing to reports from New York federal
reserve bank, throughout tha district.
Dun's review says constructive forces
ara beginning to exert aome greater In
fluence and ,a stronger feeling bus ex
tended to Iron and steel industry. Hide
and leather trades nd some textile
lines maintain better appearance.
International Harvester company de
clared regular quarterly $1.75 preferred
dividend, payable June 1, on stock record
May 10.
Farls exchange hits year's lop.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by th. foreign etrhange de
partment uf the United Statea National bank.
Quotation below, except th. pound sterling,
sre qucted on th. basia of 100 units foreign
Opening nominal rets on bank tranaactiona:
eurroacx.
Draft,
London- ("heck.
Lbs. sterling. $3.95 '
Paris Franca . . 7.70 H
Berlin Marks. 1.62
Genoa Lirc-
Athena
I Irate ham . ,
Copenhaien
Kroner ....
Christian!
Kroner . . , ,
Stockholm
Kroner ...
Hongkong
Currency .,
Japan Yen .
Kiianghai-
Tael . . , .
4.78
$02,
lS.'JO
13.63
23.33
50 4.1
48.50
07;oo
Cable
Trnsfert,
$ :i 116
7.71
1.B2
4.78 H
Pr
Vkhie.
f 4.8i
1I H I -
. 2:1 H I .
1 o.ao
6 07
IS. 25
13 60
23 38 '
50 0O
48.73
07.50
lfrr3't
2 U. 70
S8.70
20.70
Liberty Bond
Reported by overbeck a
Sale it
4 'onae
Liberty,
liberty,
Uherty,
litterty.
Liberty.
Liberty,
Iiberty,
Victory,
Victory,
8Hi
1st 4s. . ,
2d 4. . .
lat 4 H
2d 4 's
3d 4 s
4th 4 H
4s ...
3 ...
Hiah. lxw. i 'In-.
8H00 8H70 8S70
8734
8722 8714 871 4
8750 87 o 87 1'l
H736 87-'( b72(
llliMI 8(6 9(1 to
8752 M7H2 fll
0794 9770 9770
.... .... 9770
U.S. Certificates
To Be Eedeemed
Frederick Oreenwood, itmiimrer of
the Portland branch of the federal
reerve bank of thia dintrlrt. bii
nounced this morning that tho
United fitatea treaHury certificates
of Indebtedness, ferlea I. 1921, ma
turing May 16. 1921, hitvc been
called for rcdelrlItlon,, effective this
date at the hoUmrs option. The cer
tificates will le 'Vcdeemed pt' par
and accrued .Interest.
Cbnawrvailva
CuatodianJ
f FOUPTH eV wASHIrTOM S7S.
Custocliaii
CHnato
Th Hibernia ia not
only under th super
vision of the State
Banking Department
but is also under the
supervision o f the
Federal Reserve.
There is n safer
place to do your
banking.
Wm c n assssaa
' cnMML a,rv,
Hicnn
ililsAvmasL. Ik U i
Members Chicago Board of Trad
Cerrespondeata of Logaa A Bryaa
. Chicago Sew York
MAKE OUR BANK
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A BANK. s-fficietly large to accom
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customers. Yet a bank not so com
plex as to lose personal contact with a
single individual customer.
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FIFTH AT STARK STREET
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V Lowest Rates
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' uable information on; Canada's resources and
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. Those interested In the trade possibilities' of - this
country or seeking fields for profitable Investment will
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to you on request, without charge, by any pf our
branches.
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