Thursday; march 4 so. 1922.1
18
THE OREGON. DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
PUBLIC CQMSUT
W SECURITIES
NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
Bevorted b the Joamars Wall Stmt lanu . . 1 -
INVESTMENT PUBLIC SEEKING ADDITIONAL SECURITIES WITH RECORD TOTAL BOUGHT
tUNK P.
VTaTI Ptrwrt Rania af Tl Jonrnal
TV all Iim,; N.w Yor. March 10. Tba
ButM todav eropbaslard crra mora th ap-
aervaur -Mailable iwtUt of the pahlt for
This ravestBant bnytnc
Mint bu now bn
a-otna on witb rarrvlr
a tnterrnptioa tor alna
Boath. It bat Inroad
old Una mortfafe arsura
lav 1 to 1 poauta.
ha broaght abont area
atora of aa advance tn
aarond and third rata
bond, haa carrwd tha
bast of tha preferred
Indintrtal lor from
a 1 to a B k Pr orat
basis .and haa absorbed
tho (roaleit output ol
Ban saplUl la the hi-
I V - ,' M
Wall street, ew Tart, Xarefe St.
T ipwara twlag of bead arteea treat
a wlt.oat laterraptloa today. Tk it-
aad tor eeearltlee at all elaseee la
every aaarter af tba liat aot oaly aesfced
favorite leeaea ap eotaatiauy, at toes
la aintroa koad walck are rdliarUy
qalte laaetlve. CoadlUoa. . la tie ax-
chance oaey aad atker ataraeia. as
wall ae aood trade news, prove belpfaL
Carreat efferiars, too, were I any eaa
eeribed for, aad trading at a tUft-at
preaUam keraa la at least two aew
loaaa.
Meat of the ferela-a bead kept steady
today. However, tke Mtuca laeaee,
the 4s aad , Made aew Wa records
for the present movement, aad so did the
Japaaese 4V4 of It, Sao Paalo 8s aad
Bio Uraade Do ai e. These last aamea.
alt boar h stroaic, did aot participate to
ear extent la the receat advance) of for
else lasaes and are now gettlag Into
line. Liberty bonds darinr most of the
day held aroaad yesterday's closing.
ior af tit eoentr-
tto
MEW YORK BONDS
Yet 4hrr U no IlKlk-atioe
lit Uiat tin tnvaa n ant do-
M ad Is aaarlnf tshaustion. Nrw rndirate offer-
tnca to tba earaeat of I10.OWO.000 wart quick
If tnappod ap todBf. tha bond market pushsd
forvafd oa a author bis turovar and biffh srado
rail av atm-a, alons wtt nurarrraaa uMTutnal
!. roarhod botur prv-oa than tb baT pre'
vkmaij sabtttod ttui rear.
Invertnant BuTlne Lead
liiHa Una dainiatfatiofl of inffiUnmt bny
Ine poovr, . rorrthina rlao In Uia i a occur
raa aa at bfriir eormqnrnro. HtcrlLnt and
aotttlnontal ntaa avot nicher anln but arra t ill
wall bo In tba hicb polnu nf 1 day, afix Tho
aaala latarvat la Uto oirbanca anwrmont tiwt now
Ha In tba reactioa of tho martat to tho latmt
Uaroun raparatioo detluiariit, aipvciallr to
tlia rafnaal of tha German (urrnmnt to accept
too taraia for 10Z3 laid doan br tbe allied con
oaiaaoa. Tha (act that atoning, franrs and eran
aurka ahmaM not bare boaa darreaonl. bat
Tatbe ahnuid bar rUn, in tha face of thu
na aoaipUralioD, U further umnf that exchange
ratea are moving primarily under tha influeoca
of iBtarnaUonal trada conditio na god that politic
are eauralr a aaoondarr factor.
roan eat Marbat of Year
r' Tt wa lwrhap tha broadnaU market of tba
oaf so far on tha atnek exchange and alio one
, of tba most acttra. Tha teat had coma In the
- firm three da of the work, but a atronc el
fart wag made to tperulatlre rircles to brine
alioat a reaction. Tlia uaahot wa to ghow
that tbe mala drift of prtcee liad not changed,
Ujat there had been no dUtribution to aoeak of.
etf tmportanl holfbnae and that tlmee who had
en Id out expert big to buy bark cheaper were del
lined tn be disappointed. It rctild not be de
puted that tha market yceterday and today
er-me back morb eauier than It I ad gone down
' areetnualy. Not only waa all the ground
loot between at Priday and the following Tues
day morning retracted but many of the loaders
vent higher tha a before. Tbla waa true of iiuch
'. npreaentallra induetriala aa Htudebaker, Hild
m Ijoromotlre and Buthlehem Steel 11 and ia
wan true aim af aume of the- rail.
' I Tha etork market la many reeeta was the
, most aotabla of tha year. It not only continued
the mam upward morement interruiited at ttie
. beginning of tha week, hut it eaw many of the
leading storks reach new hich rerorda. Tlte
. bat yrlcae of tha day were made right at Uia
Vew York March 0. Total sales of bonds
on the ntnck exchange today were $14.45.000,
eain,t tl.l.lnTOOO veaterdar. I16.VH4.000
week aat. ttt. 005.000 a Tear avx and 113.483.
000 two year, aro Krom January 1 to oaia.
SI 1 44 Sin llllO ,jrint S7S0.05S.0O0 a year
tm and S9tT.0T3.UUO two years ago. is we
reronL
High, low and c'oning prices gra pren:
High. tow. 1 Close.
'45
'34
'44
1
ACiriC COAHT BASK STATEMENT
Portland Bank!
192J 1921.
Monday.. I E.OAH.RST t B,177.4
1.401.BTS l.oou.sal
4.OO4.0HJ 4.li:i'l.U
4H7.0U7 M3o.&MH
4.71U.473 4.044. Ola
1.131.490 TIH.'J-Jo
5.M4K.730 4.li;N.3U0
U.D7.H0ti 673.113
flleer! iiga
Relanree
'4artnga Tuesday..
Malanoea Tueaday . .
Vwringa AVedneaday
BaMma ' 'Wednesday
'4mrnigs Thunday.
. BeJaoore Tbunday.
4.5ri.3:.5
I.U0M.O71
.3 1.040.000
Seattle Banks
flearinga Thuraday
Ha Is awe Thanday
Taaoma Bank!
Tbarsdajr's traneaetlons
San rranolaso Banks
. weilearlata Thuraday 313.-0OO.O00
. Oakland Banks
vv Cleartngi Thunder 3 1.723.600
aa tea ansa las Banks
Oaarlnaa Tbunday 311.870.673
Liberty 31 '47
Liberty 3 Hs reg "47
Liberty lit 4s reg '47. . .
Liberty I'd 4s '42
Liberty lit 4 44s '47
Liberty lt 4i re '47
Liberty 2d 4 '42. . .
Liberty 2d 4 'it reg 42
Liberty 3d 4 s '28
Liberty lid 4 s ret '28
Liberty 4th 4 "4l '38 . .
Lilerty 4th 4i rez 38
Victory 41 23
Victory 4 s reg "23
Victory 3 s '23
Argentine Oort. 5s, '43
do 7i. W. T
Ring, of Belgium 7 Vi ,
do 8s, '41
do 6i. '25
rity of Bergen 8s. '45.
City of Berne 8s, '45
City of Bordeaux 6s.
(Mty of Copen. 5 Hi.
City of Christ. 8s, '45
City of Lyons 0s '34 .
City of Mar. 6. '34.
City of Rio de Jan. bt.
Has l'aolo 8a. '52 ...
City of Zurich 8s, '45
H-ine 7s, '42
lan. M m. 8s A. '46. .
do 8 B, 46
Dutch K. L rcu. 6s. .
Uom. of Cans. SHi,
do o. '26 ....
do r. '31 ....
Ptttch B. 1. 6i. W
French (;ot. 8s. '58
do 7 Hi. '41
Imp. Japan lt 4i,
do 2d 4 S s, '25
do Imp. Loan 4s.
King, of Iimmark 8s,
do ctfi. 6i, '42.
K. of Italy 6 Hs. sr. A. '25
King, of Norway 8. 40
King, of Sweden 6s, '39
.etherland i, "72. . .
Hep. of Cliile 8s, '26
do 8v '41
do b. "46
Rcimb. of I'niKuay Hi.
Bute of Queensland 7i.
do 6. '47
Rwiia Crtjrt. 8, '45 . . .
HULe rot Sao Panlo 8i.
U.K. of U.B. ft M. 5 V
do B. it I. 5H. '2.
uo ;j S 3 7
Bio Gr. Uo Kul 8i . .
V. B. of Brazil Ks. '41.
t". 8. of Me. 5s '45. . .
do, I Arte 5s
do 4i '54
do Irr 4-a
New Yorliffin 4Ui -R7
'46
'29
L .
'81
'45.
0838
0802
0800!
0820
A860
0840
9832
0814;
0954
0936
98S0
9842
100R6
lOOfirt
10002
84
99
108
108
103
110
113
86
92
109
8
86H
High. I Low. Close.
OUTPUT OF STEEL
Hallway Manaver Gives Talk
f faeris lis, Wash.. Marth 30. At Uu luncheon
ar tha Hull nana Wednesday noon w. r.. Brown
aimm of tha Cowllta, ChrluJis A Cavade
Itauway evmpany rare an Intereatlng account of
hi, receat business trip to Missouri rirer points.
t binege and aovtb to Louisiana. He report
teat boanaaa eoodlucng are better bera lu the
Northwest thta la tha Last. Ha reporta that
at eartoua ptacaa be found tha Palmer Lumber
as ktaaufaaturtng company nf C be halts ta well
tmes hi ranae of lu actieities In marketing
ewl Uveerter hoasea and that he waa greatly
lapreaard with the ra.t potaibilities of Iwia
aouaty far Imlustrial growth, particularly along
tbe Haa of lumbar by-products.
36
113 S
95
112
112
94 H
100 H
95 H
100
94
107
1024
89
88
74 7,
112
97 H
94 .
112
loo
1)3 'i
101S
104
103
106 ,
108
100
118
104 H
104
105
. 100
103
105
59
55
49
84
105
Hock. V. 1st cob 4s ' I 84WI 841 84
H. A Sl. ref 3 aer A. 51 l 80 I 7-80
do adj. toe. 5s '57 ...A 60 I 60 60
Illinois Ceo. 6a '! . . J IOC 106 106
I. C A V. it 5s A '63 ..1 05 05 I 8
Illinois Ceo. rfg 4s '58 .. 86H 86) 8SH
Iattrboro Met 4( '5.. 14 14 14H
do' 4 H g Tr Co etfs '56 I 18 112112
Inter. R T. ref Ss ,66...60 601 60
Inter! Hart Co, Ba I 78 I 78 78
Int. Paper 5a 4 1 . . . . . .1 8l 84 84
do "B." 84 i 83 84
Inter. Mere Mar. f 6s '41. 85 Mi 05 95
Iowa Central lrt 5s "38 . . J 77 1 1 75 1 75
do m 4s '01 . ..1 41 40 40
Int. Oil 8s j. . 1 9T 1 961 97
kana. C. Ft 8. A 31. 4s. 36 78 78 78
K. a Sou. 1st 3s, 50 63 63) 63
Kclly-Hpgtld. Tire 8s. 31. 105 (105 (105
Lack, gtsel 5. 23 93 99 99
Lelde. G. St. L. 1st Ba, 34 90 90 I 90
L. 8. A M. 8.1 deb. 4s. 31. 92 92 92
U VaU of Pa. gen. 4s. 03. 80 1 80 80
do6s. 28 102:102 1162
Ligsi A Myers 7s. 44 ... 114 : 114 114
dol 5s. 61 i..,. , -95 95 95
Ixme laid, gen! 4s. 38. . . . 81 I 80 81
U. S. 7s. T30 108k 198 1US
dr 5S.J.... 102 102 102
Manati Sugar 7. '42 . . 10O 100 100
Man.Ry.Con.4i tax ex. '90 60 59 60
Mexican Pet. . '36. . . . 104 103 104
Mich. Cent. deb. 4s, '29.. 90 90 90
Mil. : El. By. 4s .. 85 i 85 85
Minn. St U con. 5a. '34. 76 I 75 76
do 1st rfc. 4. '49 41 41 41
M 8L P AS JS Marie 5.'38.. 100 100 100
do 8. 1 rfg , 5a 39 89 1 39
do 4s, '26 I 87 87 87
M K A T 1st 4i, 90 77 77 (77
do mtB j 1 68 I 68 I 68
do 2d 4t. 90 ... I 50 501 50
do 5s ser C 82 82 82
08161 0S16 da adj 5s. ser A .... 51 31 51
9802 9802 I do 6s. ser C , . 94 94 94
0800 0800 1 Mo Pacaifie rfg 5s, 26..; 93 95 95
9820 9820 do gen 4.. 75 62 62 62
9844 9856 N U T A M inc 5 35.. . 68 68 I 68
9840 9840 x. Y. C. i H. R. d.6s-35!102101il02
9824 9830 do coU 7 '30 .1106
8lo d6 con. 4s '98
942 0942 do deb. ia '34 .
024 9924 x. T. C. A St. L. d. 4- 31
9848t 9860 x. T. Dock Co. 4 Si..
9842 9842 v. V G.E.LJLA P. 4s 49
10II82I10082 n. T. S. H, A H. 6s '46
10O62tl0O62 I N. T. B. H. A H. d. 4s '56
10002110002 v v.. O. A W. . 4s '55
do gen 4s
S T Hys ref 4s, 43 ....
do ref 4s, tr co ctfi. 42
do adj 5a, 43
Y 6ute By coo 4 a. 62
N T W A Boston A s, 46
Mag Fl. Pwr 6s, 32
Sort A Sou 5s, ser A, 61 .
Nor A West con 4 s, 96
do eft 6s. 29
Nor Pac 6s. aer B, 47 .
do pnor ben 4i, 97 . .
do gen 3.s 47
Nor SUtes P 1st 5s. 41
X W IWU Tel 7s. 41
Ohio River gan 5s
Ont Pow Niagara 5s
Ore A Col 1st Bi. 27 . , . .
Or Short Line gold 5s. . . .
do its 4s, Hu . .!. .
O-W R R ft N 4s, 61 . . . .
Otis 8tal 8s .
Pac A E 5s, 42 . .
Paekard Motor 8s, 31 ... .
Pan Amn P A T 7s. 30 . . .
Paris Lyons red 6s
Peon U R 5s. 68
Pv R, R. gold 8 s '36 . .
do. (i. M. 4s '65
PLANTS EXCELLENT
Cbieaco. March 80.- Three new hotel projects
in the marker, for SO.OOO tons 'of structural
steel to ce dsBrered within the next few montna.
Youncatown. Ohio. March BO. Steel pianta
of this district are on tha highest operating
schedule since the Utter part of 1920. Ingot
output ia 75 per cent of capacity, sheet 65 per
cent and tube over - 70 per cent.
84
99
108
107
102
109
112
86
91
109
8H
86
1021 102
103U03
113
04
112
112
93
99
95
100
94
107
102
89
88
74
111
97
94
111
100
93
101
103
103
106
108
100
117
104
104
101
99
102
105
67
54
48
34
105
84
99
108
108
102
110
113
86
91
109
86
86
102
103
113
95
112
112
93
100
93
100
94
107
102
89
88
74
111
97
94
112
110
i)3 '
101
104
103
106
108
100
116
104
104
104
99
102
105
69
55
48
34
105
80
87
78
82
69
49
71
66
37
34
8
67
45
101
67
86
107
106
85
62
90
107
91
94
9S
99
91
79
99
8H
102
I 97
I 83
I 98
1106
r 8i
106
80
87
11
81
69
48
70
66
36
33
8
66
43
101
65
86
107
106
85
62
89
106
91
94
98
99
91
78
97
88
102
97
83
96
106
88
COAL
Harrisbnrg, Pa., March 30. State cored ab-
nlarv axe being reassigned nun make them
quickly arguable in case they are called on by
the ehertffs of coal mining counties to suppress
disorder arising from a poemble mine strike.
Pittsbure. Pa.. March 30. The Whitney
plant of the H. C. Frick Coke company ia being
ready to resume orieraoona alter an raie-
of 18 months. Workmen are lighting 250
orecs and preparing others for resumption.
CARPETS
New Tork. March 3'i. It is expected many
new and attractire patterns ol tloor rorenngj
will be shown at the auction rales of Alexander
Smith A Sons Carpet company here, which will
beein April 3. Buyers from all orer the,, country
will attend.
FISH
Portland. Maine. March SO. So formal open
ing prices bare oeen named Dy Maine saraine
canners and it is prooaole tnat tney win name
none until they begin to pack April 15.
WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
' : Reported by Orerbeek A Cooke Co., Board of .Trade Bonding .
i (WaU Street Journal Financial Review) :
I Aew Tork, starch 4 P. P.) Com
pletely ifaorlng' the tails. re of the fed
eral reserve bank to red a re tke die
eoaat rate aad tke imminence of tke
coal strike, price oa tke standard In
dustrial and railroad stocks moved Into
new kiark groaad oa the Sew Tork stock
exchange today.
What appeared to ke a wen engineered
drive against a newly created short la
te rest bant ap daring; tke last week In
anticipation of the widely predicted re
actioa started a resumption of tke for
ward movement la the main body of
storks daring tbe morning; trading;.
Oaee tbe apward swing became aggres
give, stop loss orders were aacovered
ia Issaes lately selected aa targets for
bearish attacks aad market orders ap
peared la heavy volnme from interests
which bad hoped to get stocks on a set
back.
j This combined Impetus gave tke early
market aa appearance of almost unre
strained bnoyaacy dnriag the early
afternoon dealing and many standard
Stocks reached new high levels for the
present bull market.
galea.
Sales. STOCKS
I High. Low. Bid.
liOMESTIC BONUS
New York City 4 s
do 4 s '60. . . .
67.
.1105
. 10O
1105
I00
1105
100
RAILWAY AMI M'SCKLLAXKOCS BONDS
Aiax Run. hi 1 10 1
Alas. (i.M. rr.deb 6s A'25 9
Am. Agr. Chem. 71 '41.1101
Am. Cut. )i 5s '31
Am. Smelt. 5s '47. .
Am Tel A Tel. err.
do col. tr. 3s 46...
t
88
. .1 89
:3iU5
. aaokaae Coatrartors (Jet Contract
- CbehaUs, Wash.. March 30 The, county
eemmWeilonera of Thurston and Irwts county
awarded the ormtrvt for the Zenknrr drainage
' dfctnet to 1C . Cheatham A Co. of Mpnkaue
at a yniat marling held In Olympia Tuasday.
There waa a large number of bidder,, one
earning fmm Minnesota. ' Tha succrmful hid
waa 116.160, which la 60 per eent below the
enlnoer oatimaf. but tha latter waa made
duiina the nartod of high aaloea, Tha company
bad (20.a0O If It tahea tha bonds. The ' im
eoaamanl will be 3.8 miles long, 3.1 being in
ThareUia eeunty and 2.T miles In Lewis county,
earn prl. teg 633.3 arrea tn ThunUin and 266.83
Sana ta liewla roaaiy. Work ia to start on tbe
dnuaact at saee.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Ralam. Or.. March 0. Articles of incor
awraumi were filer! with the state oorporation
derartjwent hare V'ednday by the R. 8. Wad
del; eeanpany of Portland, capitalised at 323,000.
Iba eMwnwratnr are W. t;. Ida. ti. W. Uor
aan and Chartes E. Leanon.
Artielaa war awo fUed Wedaaaday by the
Icnnwlngr
lat Hey Chib. Corrallia. 3400; John C. El
Brfriw. Wallace E. Prterton. Floyrl C. Jonas.
tireenwond rVmetery aalurtatinn, lane coun
ty: It, M. liftman. C. W. Alien and J. J. l'e-
Am. Sugar 6i
Am. T A T. col. it '29
Am. V. Paper a. f. s '39
Ann Arbor 4s '95
Armour & Co. r. e.4 s'39
at. r. a d. r. g. 4s '95
do crt. 4i '60
do ctt. 4s "09
do Tr. S. L. 4s '53 . . .
Atl. IWt Line 4 s '64
do 7 "30
do 1st con. 4s '52
do K A N. c. Vir 4 '62
Atl. Fruir, crt. 7s '34 ,
Atl Refinery 6s '51
Atlas Pdr. 71 80 . .
B. A O. 8, -L'
do ref. 5i 05 . . , .
do 4 'S3 . K
do gnld 4s '48 . . i .
do prior liens 8 a
do 3 P. J 411, 'as
do 1), I. 4 U dir. '59
do 3 s 8'win dirj 25.
BelL Tel. of Pa. 7s45. .
Beth. Steel ref 5. ii. . .
do p. m. 5s, 36 ......
do 6. 36 , . . . .
Idwy. 7th Are. In. 5a. 43
96
98
89
82
88
88
87
97
77
84
86
100
87
80
35
104
104
98
82
79
79
92
90
66
89
107
93
89
96
62
100 jlUO
91 9
101 rioi
88 I 88
89 f 89
1141114
Bklyn. Edn. gen.8sMr.D,30il07
21
"Out of Ashes!"
quoth the ashman, "I see
where I'd better move.
Jrw earn. a
'inese vrasco tsnqoets cer
tainly raise Ht for my busi
ness.
"Ererybody that hasn't ot a
Gasco furnace seems to be
orderin. Gasco Briquets.,?; -
A.
ion. i
$2650
For ton of
TvoXab.
4
Mala SoOO
Brooklyn K, T. 7s, 21
do 7 Tr. Co. ctfs.,
do Ht.. 2i
Brooklrn I n. KL lst6s.30
04 Ifas 6a ntjirt K, KO
Our C. R. Nor. 5s
Buff.Hoch. & Pitts. 4 1,5 7
nuin. Tern rllds a,, nil
Can. fien. Klec. 6s ....
Can. Nor. 7a. 40
do d-b. 6 I. 46
do Pae. deb. 4a i
l-arollna nnfld.4 O.ts, 88
tent, of (la. Kj. 6.i 2 . . .
do 5s. 43
Cent I-eather gen 3sJ 23. .
Cent Pac gtd 4, 49
Cerro de P tn 8a.i 31..
Cbea A Ohio rfg 3s. bo . . ,
do crt 5. 4-6. .'
do gen 4 a, 92 .". .
do et 4 s, 80
do BAA lit 4s. 80.
Chi A Alton -rfc. 3a. 49.
do 3 a. 50
C B A Q gen 4s. 68...
do 4s,. Ill dir. 49 . .
do 8s, Kldtr. 49 .
do rfg. 5i . n, . . i . j
do joint 6i 68
C A E. I. 6s. 61 ......
Chi A Erie 1st 3s. 82 .
CM tit Wast 4a. 69
U M A St P gen 4s. 89.
do crt. 4 a '32 i
dc rfg. 4s 14
do. 4s '25 I. ... .
do. 3 s set tt 89. .
do. 4s Pus Sd f4 .
U. N. W. gen. 64
w. ucv u, a ., .... .
Od Rys. Co. 5i "27. . . .
C. R. I. & P. gen. ,4i "88
do. rfg. 4s '34 . I
C. A W. Ind 7 i '35 . .
do. 4s '32 L
Chile Cop. crt. 7 '28
do cot. tr. us '32
Cln. Gas 6a '66
C.C C.A 8. L. dh. 4 s "31
do. tea oa '93 ......
do ta "29
Oereland S. U 41 '61.,
CoU Gas A Eleo. 6s '37.. .
do srams
Coo. Coal of Md. 6s '50..
Cons. 4M sen. Ta '23
Cuba Cane Ser. 7a ctfs. 30
do 7s '30
Cuban Am. Sugar, i 8s '31
Cuban R. R..aa 42L.....
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do rets. 7s 08 98
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do ref. 4. 2008 851 85
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I'nited Drug 8i 106106
t'. . KeeJ lim. as. 4
U. S. Rubber 7 s, '30.
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T. S. Steel s. f. 5s, '63 .
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RICE
New Orleans, March 30. So heary hare
been the demands for rice for export that it
estimated the old stocks will be cleaned up well
before the new rice comes en the market this
year.
, GLASS
Pittsburg. March 30. The United Glass com
pany, the largest makers of pressed glass and
tableware, is on a G5 per cent production basis.
Domestic business cn table and other pressed
ware is growing in a most satisfactory way,
while foreign trade is dull.
, RUBBER
Akron, Ohio, March 30. The production at
tbe Goodyear Rubber company pianta has now
passed 22,000 tires a month and is still being
increased.
HIDES
Chicaxto. March 30. Light cow hides are in
demand and holders are standing out for better
prices. -
Boston. March 30. One of the larser sole
manufacturers ia reported to hare bought a larite
quantity of heary packer hide. Demand for sole
leathers, however, continues quiet
COTTON 8
Lawrence. Mass.. March 30. The Arlington
mills hare closed down on orders from the man
agement The Pacific, Everett, Katama. Ar
cadia and Monomac mills are all affected by the
strike which followed the wage reduction of 20
per cent put into effect Monday.
ONIONS
Chicago, March 30. Local cotton goods jobt
ben announce that the fall prices for ginghams
in this territory will be unchanged.
FURS
New Tork, March 30. OTer 185.000 squir
rel skins will be included in the offerings of the
New York Fur Auction company sale, which will
take place here- April 24. Among other furs.
18,000 kolinsky. 88.000 raccoon, 110.0O0 mar
mot and 118,000 skunk skins will be offered.
PAPER
Erie, Pa., March 30. The paper mills in this
section are working only three to four days ; a
week, but it is possible that this schedule may
be increased shortly.
W. ft lke Erie con 4i '40
Wilion A. Co. lit 6s '41.
do tn. 8s "'
V, inst-Salem Sthbd. 4s
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Intl. Pet
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MILK
Minneapolis. March 30. Milk is now being
sold to the consumers in the Twin Cities st 10
cents a quart Mate olticials declare this - is
the lowest pnee in effect in the entire country.
WOOL
Philadelphia, March 30. Wool prices are be
ing well maintained in Lais market, the prospec
tive agreement on the tariff schedule having
served to sullen prices.
OIL-
St Paul, March 30. The state oil inspec
tion fee has been cut to 3 cents a gallon.
Economy in operating the service re stilted in a
saving of 870,000 last year and permitted a re
duction from 5 cent, the former rate.
LUMBER
San Francisco, March 30. A slump in the
demand from the Southwest is noticeable in the
lumber market This has lessened shipments,
but in general the mills report a steady call from
other sections.
WEATHER BRINGS :
BOOM IN BUYING
17
I 23 I 21 21
I !5 I 95 95
j 1H ! 15, 15
11751175 1175
1100 noo Itoo
1101 . ;ioo iiot
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By Jamas Allarton
Special Correspondent of The Journal ;
New Tork. March 30. The warm weather
of Sunday which brought thousands of spring
costumes oat on tbe avenues and streets, started
retail trade off here this week with a fresh burst
of buying. Manufacturers and wholesalers, how
ever, especially in the garment Industrie!, are
less active and both woolen and silk mills of
this section are talking and practicing curtail
ment. , They declare prices for raw materials
are too high to aliow them to operate at present
prices for finished goods. Millinery is active
and there has been a corresponding improve
ment for the demand for ribbons from the
Pateron manufacturer..
Retail piano dealers report an increase
business and the craze fcr radio telephone - out
fits has resulted in a tremendous demand for
these goods. The paper trade in aligutly mere
active with prices tending upward.
The demand for confectionery has iknproved
materially and the warm dan are driving in
creased crowds to the soda fountains. Building
operations continue to increase with a corre
sponding strong demand for lumber, especially
yellow pine. The jewelry trade, although quiet.
Has taken on a slightly better tone.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE KATES
Corrected daily by me foreizn exchange de
partment of the United States National bank.
Quotations below (except the pound sterling)
are quoted on tbe basis of 100 units foreign
lurrency. .
Opcninr' nominal .rates on bank transaction!:
, Draft .
London Checks.
I.bi. sterling. . 3 4.36
reris Francs.. . 9.00
p.erlin Marks.. .31
Genoa Lira .. 5.10
Athens
Drachmas.. . . 4.44
Copenhagen-
Kroner...... 21.00
Chrrrtiania
Kroner. ..... 17.70
Stockholm--
Kroner..,.,. 23.95.
Hongkong
CurrencT.. . . 54.66
Japan Yen..;. 47.50
Shanghai Taels 72.70
Canadian dollar discount 4
Cable Par
Transfers. Value.
$ 4.37 8 4.866
: 9.01 19.30
: .31 23.81
5.10 19.30
4.76 19.30
21.05 26.70
17.73 26.76
26.00 26.70
' 64.90
i 47.65
73.00
SOME MILLS WITHDRAW
FROlf A WEAK MARKET
(Wall Street Bureau of The Journal.)
New York. March 30. There was no quick
enrng interest m the dry goods today. Some mills
rave notified their agents to withdraw goods un-
ti' prices become stronger. There were reports 'of
si tiding in wide print cloths again but tha mar
ket for 38 inch 64 0 60c and 39 inch 68
x72s still considered 7 S 8 c. respectively.
Sheetings continued the mainstay of interest
with export demand still in evidence. Pajama
checks were somewhat soft and drills and sat
eenv. inactive.
Raw silk quotations were nominally about the
same but tbe market was not active. lis Tin
islied goods, price cuts which present bargains
have stimulated sales.
per cent.
BOSTOX COFFER SHARES
(Reported by Overbeck A Cooke Co. )
STRENGTH IN FOREIGN
WOOL TRADE IS FACTOR
(Boston Bureau of Tbe Journal) i
Boston. March 80. Strength in foreign mar
kets was asain a sustaining influence in the wool
market tviiv but manufacturing eanMEmers de
mand still failed 'to assert Itself. ' Some small
amounts of new wool are coming into :
houses here from tbe West but buying on tbe
rsncea still is haneinz fire in most sections.1 The
I London auctions are expected to msintain ; their
strength op to tba dose tomorrow and the
Uruguayan wools are practically cleaned up.
Australian sales have shown some small buying
fur American account
lOOlAdams Expreda . . .
S00 Advance Rum. . .'.
. . . . do pfd.
400 Agr. Chem
350UjAjax Rubber . . . .
200Alake Gold
.... lAlaska Juneau . . . .
ISOOjAllied Chtm
eOO Allii Chalmers . . .
200, do pfd.
700Am. ret Sugar. . .
400Am. Bosch
9XU0 Am. Can Cs
70Oi do pfd.
lOOO Am. Car A Fdy . .
100; do pfd.
400IAm. Cot Oil. .... .
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100, Am. Drug. Synd...
200Am. Hide A Lea. .
1200 do pfd. -
3400Am. Id
4 4 00, Am. Intl. Corp
1 800 Am. Liiueed
800 do pfd.
5000 1 Am. Loco
600 do pfd.
500 Am. Saf. Razor. . .
35ire.Am. Ship ft Com
3200Am- Smelter ....
400 j do pfd
770 Am. Steel Fdy. . .
1800; Am. Sugir
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300 Am Sumatra . .
3700iAm. Tel. & Tel.. .
1000 1 Am. Tobaceo ....
1000 do "B"
8000Am. Wool
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5400;Anaconda ......
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3600 Atcluscn
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3100 Atl. Coast Line..
3700iAU. Gulf A W. 1
32900lBaldwin Ii-co. . . .
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19500-Bait A Ohio. . . ,
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6200, B. It T
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1900, Cal. Packing
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3700jCcn. Leather
300, Cerro de Paaco. . . .
10700 Chandler .Motor. . .
5400jChgo. ft N. W
300 Cheo. Gt W
10001 do pfJ
6000Chili Cop
KOOICbino
looo c. m. st. r .
3800 do pfd.
HOOjCoco Cola
2500C AO
lOOOiColo. F. A I
soo Colo, souuiem . . . .
1500ICol. Gas ft Klec.
C8H0Colunibia Graph. .
100jt cn. Gas
100'Con. Cigars ....
... do pfd.
1300 Contl. Can
. Itities Err Bankers
4700, Com Prod
do pfd
5500!Oosdeu Oil
7500IC. R. I. ft
30O do A
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3000Cruuible .
300 do pid.
1800 Cuba Cane
1900 do ptd.
OOOCuban Am.
. . .l)el. A Hudson. .
300IIome Mines . . .
130011 el. ft Lack. . . .
6800ilavi&on Chem. . .
800,Endicolt Joiinnon
4800!Erie
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inoiltr.lec. stor. dij
5500:Kamous Players
. . . . iKed. Mm. ft S. .
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7600 Kitk Tire
400Gai!ton Wma. ..
. . . . IGcn Cigars . . . .
500jtien Electric . . .
14200iGen Motor . . . .
.... itileu Aincn
4 4 00 j Gen Asphalt . . .
100, Goodrich
.... Goodyear
SOOIJranby ,
1100;Great Nor Ore
HOOjGreat Nor. pfd.
lOO-Gm-ne Cananca
12O0 'Gulf S Steel .
3(l0jHouston Oil . -.
1 100 Hup Motor . . .
8400;ll!uiois Central
600 Inspiration . . .
. . . . . Int. Agr Corp c.
3001 do pfd.
llnterboro
300! do pfd
1270O!lntenitat Callahan
300 Int. Harvester
. . . . I do pfd
700O Int. Merc Marine.
14300! do pfd
4 .",00 In t Nickel
1300ilnt Paper
.... 1 do pfd -
8800 Invincible Oil . . .
6200ilsland Oil
3001 Jewel Tea
2700 K C Southern . . .
do pfd.
3200lKolly-Spgnd.
4500'Kennecott
1200Keystie Tire ...
UflO Lack Steel
700 Lee Ttre
11-000 Lehigh Valley . .
lOOjLonllard
20-OiLoew Theatres . .
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200-Mackay
bOOiMarland Oil
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lOOlMiami
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8800Midvale Steel .
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300 do ptd. Wi.
lOO.Mont. t-awr ..
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ZSOOiMo. Pac
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.... M. St. P. A S. 8. M
1700.Nor. Am. ......
400 Mat, Biscuit . . . . ,
aoOjNex. Enamel . . . .
1 04I0 1 Nat Lead
100 1 Nevada Ucn. ....
800New Haven
27 00 j Norfolk W
4S00,Nor. Pac
lOOINova Scotia Steel v
200 'N. T. Air Brake .
1840OS. Y. Central ...
11 00 lot la. rrua ret. ...
300Ont Silver
400IOnt A W
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600 People Gas
4000iPere Marquette . .
3000Pure Oil
2300pfaillns Pets. . . .
1800;Perce Arrow . . . .
1600Pierce Oil
lOOOIPitts. Coal
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DECREASE SHOWN
EN UNEMPLOYED
By Lwtw O. aimpiaa
Special Correspondent ot tba Journal.
Saa Franeiaeo. March. 80. A ronUnned de-
la unemployment, aa tncraasiax in build-
tnc opera Uoia and a widening range of industrial
actirily eharaeterixed the opening of this week
in California. Bidding for this aeaaoa's erons
aa yet unmatured, ia increasingly in evidence.
Asparagus u msna Xo market slowly and prices
are bigb. Crops are semi what backward owing
to eooi weather but tha outlook is excellent for
both fruit and grain
While labor trouble in the building trades
eonttnnm ta aome dmuicta there ta lam disposi
tion on part of ettnee rmwoyer or employe to
force the fight A erarrity of skilled mecbaaiet
kt a factor In tbe situation.
Inquiries which have followed tba anaoua
Bent uf lowrr railroad rate indicate a heavy
tide or toanat travel. 1 o enetal trade are
showing marked improvement in conditions with
a gain of 10 per cent in tba number of people
employed. Tha revival or shipbuilding promise
further expansion. The dregoods trade t. im
proving aad in all other retail lines the outlook
for spring is bright
Baak Fresldeat Retaras
Kelso. Wash.. Msrch 80. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
aaca tiunangton nave returned from a foar-
monta mt in the Last lfunrmgtoa ia Tirana
of tba Cowttts Valley bank. Ha found bush-
men generally very optuaiatk over the outlook
for this year, and they expect a return of pros
perity very soon.
ID TRAOIilG
CONTINUES
.j
. . -1 . .
'JoaraaL
By . B.
Special Cor upood-at of Tbe
St PaaL Uarcb 30. Economic
te-eraOy are Uaprovlny week - by weok la the
midwest Ranraad shipmeata are tocraasiaf with
lumber. autooKMlea. aeeearor'aa and - -!
merchandiae ewaattraring tba tmlk at tho fmrM.
Farmers in tba Southern dmtrira are pee-eninT
for anriBg work and exorwa araat-r eoafida-o
ia tbe outlook because of sasUined big bar nnoei
for sgnrultaral ptneurts.
--tensive bcildiBr caieratkin wm be la pen -
gmw within 10 dava. lumber mdla a "
era ung aad froa m- are peruana to in mm!
onrrattr-- on a basis .if 30 per cent ei aapacn
producum. Wholemlen in tba twin exUaa re
port a whoteioma wing trade
FSnaneal ro ndit m are eaoenetrt lAould as wm
nf old debt is tarreaa-ng rteadily if slewiy and
tbera is aarple Trrdi: for leaiumata entenirwn.
Loans of tha federal farm baak an Janwary 1
totals 86.iOO.oOO. RaUraads have begna taaM
spring improvement work. Tney W 1 m md an
proximately 330.000.000 and give emntarmant
to IO.O00 additional men ia tbe Northwest.
Spring retail trada is good m tbe eitsas and
country, merchants rrpon a demand lev vn-e
variety of ermm.litiej. RenUU hate dmnwd
10 to 20 perrrnt here in the last waek and ar
expected to level out at about 13 par ceat bale
the Kale cf last year.
Sao Halts Farmers' Wart
Whit Salmon. Wash.. March 30. Tbe ViTb
of tb n 1 section were scam roaetad wttb a lignt
faU of moa Wadrnwday aaorntng. Tb back
ward spring is greatly hand trapping nr-bard-ae
aad farmers, at well as retarding tbe mcfiaf op
erations ia tha tsnoda, where the ow is auS
deepL
200, Kay Cons.
1320OReading
I Run 11 ngton
800 Key. Steel
2500 1 Rep. LAS. ..
I do. pfd.
8 0O Rev. Motors . . .
l100Ryl. Uutch Oil
800,Ry. SO. Spg. . . .
i Sax on Mutora . .
6900iSears Roebuck .
''200ShaUuck. Ajiz. .
800 (Shell T. A T. .
8200 Sinclair
2 100 Stand. Oil Ind. .
300iStand. Oil N. J.
500 SIob Shef.
12412S124
14i 14-
76 j 74
82 !'3'
33 I
I.
. 15 I 141
.1 51 .l 50 I
-1105 1105' I05
. i 97 97 1 97
. 88 I 88 1 7
. 94 I 91 94
. 30 .9 30
111 ihbh liu'
4400)800. Pac
lOOOOISou. Ry
1200!8tnd. Oil. Cal
280018. L. A S. K. . . .
7008-ratnberc Carb. . .
73600 Stndebaker
Swift A Co.
l00Tenn. Cop. A Cbem.
550OTexas OU
2800Tvxa 1-ac
700 do C. ft Q
28oOTra Contl Oil . . .
lSOojl'nion Oil Del. . . .
1500('nion I-c
OOOjl'nited Alloy . . . .
lOO lmted Drug
300llnited Pood Prod.,
400l"nited ituit . . .
200IAmn. B. A P. ...
700 C. S. C. I. Pipe. .
900 United Retail Store
3600C. S. Ind. Alcohol
4300jL 8. Rubber
da 1st pfd.
I.
7 l
54
98
74
8
41
24
88
178
41
86
23
974
29
47
111
1103
I 11
44
33
26
9
18
134
31
68
5
140
60
33
45
48
62
62 I
7" "l
54
96'
is " "
8
40
24
87
173
40
86
22
96
28
46
14
75
34
31
52
78
7
34
98
8
73
8
40
24
81
173
40
85
22
97
28
47
107jlll
iv- 1VI
11
43
32
25
9
17
133
30
68
3
139
60
83
44
46
61
1H
43
32
25
9
17
133
31
68
6
L40
60
83
44
47
62
107
40 I
57 HI
74 1
7!
18 I
6l
28
1-8
107 106
39 1 40
56 M I
72
7
17
6
26
137
P. . .
pfd..
pfd.
Sugar.
37
35 "i 1
73
72
8
20
17
27
23
37
49
02
30
47
84
4
109
24
"e.V
ioo
86
40
-93 .
79
-5T
85
-1 5
33,;,
22
57
74
7
17
61
- .
127
12
75
52
90
il37il37
11
12 1- 12
I 75 75
I 52 1 52
37 I
35
72
70
8
19
17
26
23
36
48
62
29
47
83 '-i !
3
109 V
24
'tiiu
105
"80
40
02
79
56
85
14
33
118
59
83
. 11
.1 1
.1157
i 80 1
37
34
73
71
8
19
17
27
23
37
48
62
30
47
84 H
3
109
24
50
61
20
106
114
36
40
92
70
56
84
I.-
33
22
116
lOOIf. 8. Smelling 86 36 36
IOOO C. S. Steel 96 93 95
300 do pfd 117 117 117
900 I'tah Copper 63 63 63
200 Va. Chem 85 35 35
do pfd. 75
2000 Vanadium Steel ... 39 38 38
eoOiVivandou 10 10 10
4100Vabash 10 9 9
:4200 do A pfd. 31 29 30
200 do R pfd. 20 20 19
i Wells Fanro 79
20tiWetern Pac 19 19 19
100; do pfd. 54 54 54
300 Western Union 96 96 96
1 Westing house A. B. i'6
2D00 do E. ft M 58 57 57
800 West Md. 10 10 10
1700j White Motors 41 39 40
LI00IWilly-Ovrlnd 8 7 7
400! do pfd. 39 38 38
1 Wilson Picking 39
200Wif. Central 30 29 29
lOO.Woolworth '. 164164 162
OoOiWorthingeon Pump.. 51 50 51
17 00W. A I. E 9 9 9
300White Oil 9 9 9
Tr-tal Kales for the day were 971.400 sharei
ana $ 14.808.000 in bond. '
26 I 27
1 1 5 1 1 1
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Br Leased Wire
6
83
11
18
1154
78
".I
1U
17
1
I
157 1155
10l 10
61 U
30 V
36
72
26
72
7G
15
1
1103
i 40
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60
39
26
36
72
26
71
7.-.
15
102
40
40 1 38
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7
6
96
17
73
16
47
10
1
19
25
45
29
18
50
33
60
148
15
116
.1 82 I
.1 25(
7
6
90
15
71
15
46
18T
1
19
'45' '
29
17
49
33
59
148
15
116
12
!5
SO
83
11
19
156
79'
9
39
17
C8
155
10H
43
60
39
10
27
36
72
26
71
75
15
10:
40 i
10
38
-'
7
6
96
11(1
17
72
16
46
19
1
19
25
56
43
29
17
49
33
60
147
15
115
82
, 25
New York. March 30. Tbe Delaware. Lack
awanna & Western railroad tooay aeciarea ine 1
regular quarterly dividend of 33 a (bare, payable t
April 20 to slock of record April 8.
Coffee sold at 39.43 for May today and 39.26
for September and December.
Raw sugar we quoted at SZ.48 for May:
82.68 for July; 82.85 for September and 32.90
for December. Refined nnr was at 35.85 for
May: 86.05 for July and September and 80. 65
lor December.
Tha Erie m SI road announced today thai I
that principal and interest due April 1 of its I
three-year 6 per rent notes will be paid on and
after April 1 at the Bankers Trust Co.
The Pacific Electric A Gas Co. showed a net
balance after charges and taxes and preferred
dividends of 3728,968 for January and rrb-I
ruary.
Arbuckle A Co. and tho Federal Sugar eran
parjy t"day r-slueed the price of refined suga r I
to a 85. -o ba&M.
The Standard Vnder. round Cable today ds
clarvd an extra dividend of 3 Per eent and
the regular quarterly dividend of 3 rT etnl I
payable April 10 to stnrk of record April 4.
The Chicago. Rock I-land A Pacific for the!
first -6 day of this motrth hguled 102,0 1 9
car. cf fr.icbt as against 101.054 iu the
stmilar prrid 1 -t ear.
Public. Seer ice Com oration of N
sold extra dividend today. ,
few Jersey I
Spain is in the market in Great Britain and
tha L'nited States for a 850.000.000
1'. is reportsd oegoaUoem hare
rived for an 8 per cent $6,000,000 loan for
the City of Montevideo.
8peyer A Co.
cr rnrnt about.
equipment trust
have rurrha led from tho gor-
86. 500.000 Waba-h railway
6 per oent
Stockhnlden of tho Magma Copper company
have authorized the tsrue of convertible boo d
not to exceed 34,000,000 and tb inorwejie of
the capital stock to $50,000 sharea of $6
par -value.
Bid.
9
60
60
20
26
2
13
103l04
1011102 .
104 1104
113
1
109
101
17
, 89
:
104
44
1
39
89 H
42
104
1101
105
114
1
iat'
ioi
107
89
104
43
61
4V
4B-
104
99
101
106
114
99
L -
109
161
1T
6
Aria. Com.
Advent ro
A -meek..
Algoaub.
AUoaes. .
Arcadian .
BincMns.
CTLftAria. B
Cal. A Her. 279
$ew Cora 17
Centennial 10 -
Cop. Rre. 43
Darts Daly tT
Daly Went 2
R. Butte. ,10
rrank-Mg. : 1
Hancock., i 2
Het-etaa. . 1
Indtaaa. . 66
IsL Creek 102
Keewanaw- r 1
Kerr Lake ; S
lake Ceo. ; 3
LaSaUe..- j! 1
Michigan.. 1
Mohawk.. 38
Bid.
4
1
24
34
1
43
Ask.)
9 M. O. Col.
62 Alaa. Valley
I (Nip sing.'.
5 K. . Con.
27 OseoIa Mc.
r s ( irjijawa. . .
13h-U-Mng.
6 Isle Royal 23
281 IS. lake.. 44
17 U.S. Mch. 43 -12
I do pfd. 26
44 . f8.ttah... 3 '
T!SuB,Cop.. 2
Trin. Cop. 2
10 fTuobxmne 65
1 ICtah Meta-i 1
S ICtahCon.. 1,
3 C. S. Mnc 46
60 i do pfd. 43
103 IT tab Apex S
- 1 IVentara.. . 52
3 Vtetoria.. . 1
3 jWmona... 30 .
S - Wolverine 11
2 - twyandott 30
5 I
6
25
35
2
44
23
44
43
26
6
3
2
76
1
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47
43
8
52
1
4ft
12
40
STOCKHOIDERS OF OREGON j
8TJRETT CASUALTY CO. MEET
The annual - meeting of tho stockholders of
the Oregon Surety A Casualty company was held
at the company 'a office in tbe Board of Trade
building Wednesday. Tbe report- of tbe officers
showed tbe affairs of tbe company to be In
nourishing condition.
The folio win- officers and directors ' wi
elected: O- M. Clark, president: R. W. Wilbur,
first vice president; Amadee Smith, second vice
nresident: Harrison A. Whitney, third vice - presi
dent: H. B. Beckett, fourth vice president: L. M.
Know, secretary: R. M. Dooly, assist at aer re tars
C. U Woodco-k, John F. O'Sbea. S. 8. Mon
tague. J. P. Jaeger and C. XL. Weaton, directors.
i
Shoe Store Owaer to Move
Cheba-s. Wash.. March 30 G. W. Hatcbin
who has opened tb Raster Brown shoe
in Cheha-s nearly a year ago. expects
leave ia a few days for Missoula, Montana, where
he will take ever the Buster Brown store
that city- Mr. Hutchinson haa built up a 1
good bn&incsa while m Cbehaiia. and baa made
1 many tmB waa regret to have Mr. and Mr.
H-tchiaaoa leave. . , t
Elvlair Coat ia Caaada Decliaes .
Ottawa. Ont.. March SO. The crat of living !
in Gaaada ! steamty eeciining. Tbi decline.
iwever. baa baaa far lesa rapid than tbo fall I
in the cost of hring in the Cnited Stataa Prkwa I
in general are about 66 per cant abov the trie
f IB-It. , The canmuan aalaa tax, wtea open-1
atea a aa mUrmal tariff, ; ia declared by many !
I to be largely reapomibie for Uua state of aftaira,
, May BaDd Cheese FaeVory i
Prine-iU Or.. March 30 H. A. Carba and
Mr Kiaer of PortU-d hero her yr trrday mak
kic eitia-Uo and talking to the m-al ben-
nea men ia regard to tb poabitit of starting a
eneesn . factory sa Pnnevillc Both man am of
wide, experianoa ia this srork and aeemej
farorablj iunitmwrl wnh the conditio here.
OREGON
iSchool Bonds
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 32.
COLOMBIA COUNTY, a farming
community, has issued 6 per
cent old bonds due serially
1928 to 194 to construct and
equip a modern school building.
We have bought these securi
ties, and, subject to prior sale,
offer them to yield
5.40
Denomination $500
Clark, Kendall & Co. Ine
. 29S SUrk St, Portlaad, Ore.
F.W.Baltes
r Company
Printers
We offer an expert
service
to meet your
individual needs
First and Oak Streets
Bdy. 7165
S116S -
OiregoEii
Income Tax Exempt
Municipal Bonds
We own and offer subject to prior sale
Yield about
4.50 Oregon State Highway 4Vs, 1931
Duo Oct. 1. 133L A&O. D. tlOOOQIOO.
4.90 Portland Aaaeasment Collection
5V2', 1928
Due Aus. 1. 1S.8. Opt. 'J.
5.00 Union Co. Road
F&A. D. I10009100-.1
5i4, 1928-31
Due Jan. 15, 192S-3L JAJ. D. SlOO0ei01.S-10.7L
5.125 Gilliam Co. Road 5 14, 1942
t Due Jan. 1, 1941. J4J. D. $1000 101.55." .ij
5.125 Morrow Co. Road 5Vt, 1929
Due Nov. 1. 19.9. M4N. D. $10006 101.40.
5.125 Tillamook Co. R6ad 5V2a, 1939
Due Jan. 1. 1039. JAJ. D. $100010.i;.
5.375 Ashland Refunding 5V2s, 1936-37
Due Jan. 1. 1936-37. JJ. D. 500 lOLIO-lOLJC.
5.60 Forest Grove Funding 6s, 1929-f31
Due Feb. 1, 1929-31. F&A. D. 15006 10.S7.103.S1.
5.60 Clatsop Co. School DUt. No. 10, 6s,
1941
Due Nov. 1, 1941. Opt ,,3l- MtX. D. $500810185.
5.75 Union Water and Street 6s, 1 929-35
Due Mar. 1. 1929-1935. MtS. D. JlOOOl01.42-10.r4.
6.00 Beaver Drainage District, Colum
bia County, 6s, 1924
Due July 1. 1924. J&J. D. 50910O.
6.00 St. Helens 6s, 1931
Due May 1. 1931. MtX. D. JiOO 100.5.
6.00 Sandy Drainage District 6s, 1924
Due Dec 1, 1924. J4D. D. $5006100.
6.00 Sandy Drainage District 6s, 1926
Due Feb. 1, 1926. FA- D. SIOOOQIOO.
Full details gladly furnished. ,
.Wire or telephone orders "collect."
a
Use our
Partial
Payment
Plan
Freeman, Smith &
Camp Co.
Lums!mkns iLDa, ronuw
-n
rim yrpftTTi?rv raom
Stocks. Ba!a. Cettaa, Grain. Etc.
31617 Board ef TmU BUiat
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Uembera Ckiear Beard of Trade
Carresyoateata Bryaa
Income Tax
.Exempt
Paid From
Municipal
Taxes
Diking District No. 5
Cowlitz County,
Washington
7 "
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General Obligation
Gold Bonds
Dated Feb. 4, '22, Due Jan. 139
Den. $500
J
For centuries the rivers have beep build-
ing up the extremely rich and fertile bot
tom land of this district Dairying, hay
and grain raising are the principal indus
tries. , Price on Application
; tiyTtf.E
' '.. -", Broadway and Oak
i
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