The Oregon daily journal., May 13, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

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PORTLAND,
OREGON
I SATURDAY,
MAY
13, 1922.
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THE OREGON DAILY . JOU RNAL,
NEED OE READY MONEY AFFECTS CHEESE MARKET
CHEESE TRADI
IS STILL DRAGGY
jfATCRDAY DA1BT TRADE
Batter ; Eggs Cheese
cube extra, selects, flit.
, ..'lie 26e Sac
. .; No market
. ..Me . 25 - Ie
..".38c 8e 84e
. . . 40e i S7e '
...tit: 2"e Sic
Portland
fnn iFrancisco
Chicago
New York ....
Los Angeies . .
Seattle
i"bunm market frntinurt to rtiow a depressed
tone! (nth an accumulating surplus of supplied
and flower mnement Prices are Being shaded
conMdrrahly tor alt offerings aside fnm lilla-
tnook i and even m the iatte-r the- price list ts
scareeiy my as tne moment.
M rule Tillamook report lta' ability to secure
prevailing world's highest prices for it cheese.
it is inoted that the entire California trade is
badly depressed at Uw moment : in fart the de
pression is country-wide. In Ini connection it
wnalcL arjnear T h&t iiiimtMK r n hk. m in &
little world all by itaelf. .
state brands of cheese are brine offered to
lobbets here from 17c; to 1814c a pound for
tne better elaaa triolet aa compared with a Til
lamook asking price of 23o a pound. In fact
nn or tne smaller Plant continue to con
sist! their cheese to firms here in the bone of
obtaining ready Boner. :
Helling price of state trtpleta ranaes from
lVo to 21c a potrod generally, i
These deal ring special Information recardinc
any market should write the Market Editor.
Oregon Journal, lnclcaing atamD for reply.
SSSSSBL
BASKET
BUTTER SITTJATION IS STRONG
Market for batter ia showing a nt.mn tunc
here with prices well maintained at 32 34c
pound for extras-. the latter being for city
make.i Demand appeara sufficient in keen the
market cleaned up.
CHICKEN MARKET RULES LOWER
Lower prices are being named for chickens in
the trade here with light hens around 20c gen
erally and Heavy stock at 24o i pound. Broilers
are i more liberal supply around 28 (8 32c a
pouno. spring aucts around 1 3i one gener-
MEAT TRADE STEADY FOR BEST
At$a fractional decline in the price, market
far country killed eejves la steady with 13 He
new the extreme top. Hogs are holding around
IS tit. Mutton and lambs of top quality sell
ing at steady figures.
STRAWBERRY SCARCITT SHOWING
Only limited supplies of florin atrawberriea
were -available in the local trade for the day
and enly a small portion of the roders could
be filled. Better supplies due next week.
CABBAGE PRICES ARE MOVED Cf
Still another advance in the price of cabbage
to 4 1 untrimmed and 5c trimmed, was made
in tlse local market during the day, following
further rlie in the south. Demand exceeds
preseat supply from the south.
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BRIEF XOTES OF rBOULUlS 1 ttAJLin.
Coed peas are firm at 10 012c pound.
More rhubarb coming and price slightly easier
rain,-
Potato buying practically nil in country.
Neat week's price on Mexican tomatoes likely
higher. ....
Kionda celery trade disappointing, witn lim
ited trade at $6.50 crate.
WEATHER NOTICE JOlt ouitr v cub
Weather bureau advised Saturday:
I i V LCL L UUIUCUU u U. ... u.v .... .- ww -
against, the following minimum temperatures:
iiw. .ew ti Mesrti nil neffreeai Donneut
to Spokane, 42 degrees; east to Baker, 38 de
grees.? end south to Ashland, 48 degree-. Mini
mum-xemperature a. rvru-uu v
degreec '
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WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND
These are the prices retailers pa wholesalers.
except a. otserwise notea:
BOTXKK Selling price, box lot. creamery
prices! JTiata, exira. a ic lor piu "W"".
cubeaJ etra. 329 w.i
pnoe, t, zi in. ,
JU!lTaUl AT Fort la na aeuiery vmaMa. no.
v . . n O ! . V: 1 mnnm Sill fa
aatv' jo? . . - " -
So. gradv.T)tnuuin eeing "-. w-i-w
-..iiMj!Loiliu.,n. nit.mmk trtelet. 25o:
tuuau" US'""! r , , -
Youna Amerlcaa, Hoc; uregon ixipieu, iw--.
Price 1 to jobbers I. o. p. iumniuu: "i'
2So; I Young Americas. S4c Belling price-
HlocktSwis-, fancy, 31 ooze: umownt-r. oe
SOe: cream bnca, z2igio id. .
KtKb -Buying, price, Ton airee,; ""i
receipt. 19 9 20c per a ox. ; current reewpus u-u-
tiennaries. zoe per ooa. , -w -
pullets, Z.e.ii aoa t
24o as. : iigat nena, sue id.; woubj. " '
old -roosters, lo lo. ; lurzeys, iw.
Jb.. live 0 ID. ; uucas,
lb.: geese, riTe aoo io., meawi
ffrean yiywin'w nyi
rKKSU FHUllb Oranges, a.60 7.60 box;
banaoaui, W A --"-."
. . . unwi. km mi I ufi. t &i 1 1 1 r
CtM tETIDVllUlb, ' 1 v " "
sua a-e.uo.ey .
BiOKKlfcJJ Btraw-errtea, rionn. .vu per
0imiEO!-lCITlJ Uates. Dromedary. 7.00;
Ilga, white, li.Duei.19 per ---io. t"--.
40 and 6v&, 60-lb. box. lo to.i oua aw -a.
13c lb.
ONIONS Sailing price to retailers: Local.
10.00 11.00; Crystal Wax. .-098.60 a
cratrt garlic. 69 8o lb.; green onlon.40. docen
laTATOKS Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon, fancy. 1.601.?5 per etL; buying price.
oountry, - f l.vs; xaaima, raw w
2.00 1 per cental; sweet potatoes, :e,
xtotatees, 9-10e lb.
. ... 1 1. . hi f v ti in Arm hnTicneB:
eaLbaa-e. 5 & be lb.; lettuct. J-.5093.08 per
ciatei carrots. SI. 2 5 doa. buncbes; uimatoea,
ilexioan. J4.OOt50 4.5O per lug; horseradish,
15c ur lb.; artichoke.., 1.25 135 do-en;
rauliftower, l.0fe2.T6 crat; celery, SLOO
per oca.; nww. .. -r., ,.7Ti -TTi
a 1 . - - per oaaj KpuHiu,
doa. euncnes. w . .
APMuKa Spt-senbura-. extra isncy. Tier.
3.2 J; fancy. 4 tier. t2.76 9S.00; choice. 4
AFfLxva oang s-o- -- w e - -
Msels
varvTRT MEATS Selling price: Country
r.o.(15Vc; beery atuff les.; yeal. topa. about
O t 100 lb. 18 Ha neay stuff less; lambs.
2SMoKKb MEATS Hams. 33 936c per lb. ;
freekfat bacon. 2344 lbw :
PACKIXU HOLbS MEATS - Steer beef.
I55Hc lb.; heifer., ,:
14c t..; lamb-. 28c; ewe. 1617c; no-a,
1A1aikettle rendered. lHe per lb.; tierce
bssj- compound. 16c ,
Rgivs small white. S8.00: large white.
S 0T Pin. 7.00; limaa, S10.60; bayou.
.7i; red. $6.76.
H0NET Ca-e. $5.00.
iw- T.rvt Nn. 1 6c: Blue Rosa, oftc
lb. : K ew Orleans, head. -He
i'fVS?" - K.Tf wr ififw. XlS.Ka ton:
MH S17.S5; table dairy. 60s, $27.50; bales.
3 619 4-00; fancy table and dairy. SS4.60;
lump! 2.50.ton. ,
' '.t . ti ci- 75- frnit and berry.
. 8: yellow D, 85.70; beet granulted.i S6.10.
era b 6.40: golden C. 6.80.
CANNED MILK Tails, 4.60: baby aiae.
14 Be case: Eagle. S9.25 case.
SODA CRACKEKS--ln bulk. 14e lb.
MOTS Walnut. S2 9 84c; almonds. 24 ,
"7 V.V lb.: filberts, 20e lb. ; peanut, 11 H 9
tVb peoana. 32c lb.: Brazils. 18920c lb.:
INTELUBEHT PRODUCE MARKETING
Maka your produce worth more money
bv using; latest methods at the time you
prepare the shipment ot any product.
I Write ri at Once
We '"Will Be Pleased to TeU Torn Hon
RUBY & COMPANY, 169 FRONT ST.
j PORTLAND. "ORE.
SWIFT & COMPANY
Fourth Street Market
POBTULSD, OREGOH
Will pay you top market
prices for your
ssea Jriogs
and Calves
Prompt Remittances
By Hymaa H. Cobra .
Strawberries were very scarce here
for the day ; the usual carload from the
south being missing and only a small
lot came by express. In some Instances
prices were higher, but few in the . trade
took advantage of the situation.
Cheese Is selling around 23 to 25c a
pound at retail for anything except Till
amook stock. The latter is quoted at 30c
generally.
Celery Is still very scarce ; the carload
of Florida stock being green and very
disappointing as regards quality.
Asparagus of local growth is scarce,
but increased shipments are expected
early in the coreing week.
Chickens are slightly lower priced with
much liberal supplies now being mar
keted. Good ripe bananas are scarce and
high priced.
Retail prices generally show :
Kr 25 (ft 28c dozen.
Butter' Fresh creamery. 40 44c.
Fish .Salmon. 30c; halibut. 20fe25e; perch
10e;. tmelu 5c lb.
Flour Best local patent. Sl.90 9 2.25 per
4 9 lb. sutk.
Potatoes Burbanks, $2 00 per sack.
Onicew 10 915c per lb.
Yamhill streets prices:
Vegetables Carrots, 2c per lb ; dry onions,
10c per lb.; tnrnip. 6o per lb.: apples, 5c lb.
Honey Comb, 25c; auart, 65c; pint. 38c.
Poultry Heavy hens. 34 8 40c; light hens,
30 35c: turkeys, private market, 50c lb.
Eggs Public market, 25 27c; pnrate stores,
23 & 'J He per dozen.
XARROW PRIST CLOTHS T
DEMAND IN DRYGOODS MARKET
New York. May 13. (WALL STREET BU
REAU OF THE JOURNAL.) Trading was
quiet in tne dry goods market today, but
prices in general for cotton goods were firmly
maintained, although there was sora shading
at second . hands reported. The narrower print
cloths were in fair demand. Sheetings were
err steady and sateens and twills commanded
attention from buyers of small lots.
The raw silk market was slow, but prices
continued strong, and there was a firm under
tone ia evidence.
BUYING OF WOOL IS ACTIVE
IN OREGON AND MONTANA
Boston. May IS. ( BOSTON BUREAU OF
THE JOCBNAL.1 The wool market here
wound up an active week, with prices in gen
eral allowing advances of .about 5 cents a
pound, scoured basis, from levels quoted last
week. Large shipments of AisHtrahaa and East
Indian wools are now on the way here, and the
arrival of these is expected to stimulate trading.
Buying is very active in Montana and Oreg
gon, with prices ranging as high as 40 cents in
the grea&e. about double those paid last year.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, May 13. (U. P.) No ses
sion of exchange.
Los Angeles Market
Los Angeles. May 13. Butter 40c.
Eggs Extras, 27c; case count, 23e; pul
lets, 2 1 H c.
Poultry Hem, 24c; broilers. 26 9 32c; fry
ers, 40c.
Seattle Market
Seattle, May 13. Eggs: Select ranch. 27c;
pullets, 22c.
Butter: City creamery. 37c; bricks, 38c.
Cheese: Oregon triplets, 23c. Young Amer
icas, 25c.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, May 13. (I. N. 8 ) Onions,
per cwt. white globes, (2.50 9 2.75.
I 'ota toes Rivers fancy, $l.e0 ife 2.00 ; Bur
banks, nominal; Netted Gems, $1.75 9 2.10.
Seattle Market
Seattle. May 13. (I. N. S.) Onions: Cal
ifornia 8s: Oregon 9c.
Potatoes: Yakima gems, S38: local, $20
9 23.
Chicago Dairy Prod nee
Chicago. May 13. (L N. S.) Butter Re
ceipts 11,081 tubs. Creamery extra, 33 He;
standards. 33c; firsts. 30 9 33c; pecking stock.
18 9 18c.
Esg Receipts 32.645 cases. Miscellaneous,
23 H 9 24c; ordinary firsts, 2322Hc; firsts,
24H925c; cheeks, 20 H 9 21c; dirties. 21 H
9 22c.
Cheese Twins, new, 15 H 16c; daisies,
154 916c; Young Americas, 16 He; longhoras,
16c; brick, 14 H 9 15c.
Live poultry lurkeys, 25c; chickens, 26c;
broilers, 38 (5 46c; roosters, 14c; geese. 14c;
ducks, 22 c.
San Francisco Poultry Market
San Francisco, May 18. (I. N. S ) Poultry
Broilers. 1 to Hi lbs. 32 9 34c, 1H to 1
86 9 38c, 1 to 3 lbs. 38 9 40c; colored fry
ers, 2 to 3 lb. 50 9 55c; colored young roosters,
3 to 4 lbs. 43 9 47c. over 4 lbs. 36 9 44o;
staggy, showing spurs 23 9 80c; colored old
roosters. 17 919c; Leghorn old roosters, 14
16. Leghorn hens, 2Hto 3 lbs. 219 23c. 3
lbs. and over 24925c; large colored bens 319
32c; docks, young 23 9 25; geese, young 24 9
26c; live turkeys, young 32 35c; dressed
turkeys, young 42 9 44a.
Winnipeg Wheat Options
Winnipeg, May 13. Wheat
Open. High. Low.
May 142H 143H 141 H
July 139V 139 138
Sept. 123 H 125 124 H
Close.
142
13ST
124 H
Minneapolis Wheat Options
Minneapolis, May 13. Wheat
Open. High. Low. Close.
May 157 157 155 Vi 155 H
July 145 146H 145 145H
Sept. 127 H 127 H 127 H 127 H
1
MianeapoHs.Dalnth Flax
Minneapolis, May 13. Flax: May and July,
2.84; on track, $2.83 9 2.86; to arrive. $2.83
9 2.85.
Duluth, May 13. Flax: May, on track and
to arrive. $2.80; September. $2.79.
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. May 13. (I. N. 8.) Potatoes
Receipts 67 cars. Wisconsin round white,
1.45 & 1.&0; Minnesota round white. $1.25
41.40.
New York Cottonseed OU
New York. May 13. May. 118091193:
July. 1183 9118b: Spetember. 1180 91183:
October, 1104 911110; December, 9909999.
chestnuts, Japanese. 2224e lb.
Fish and Shellflsn
FRESH rUSH Chinook, treah. 2 So a n.;
halibut. 18 lb.; black cod. 10 611c lb.;
ba&ket kippered cod. $2.25; ling cod. 8e lb. ;
smelt, $1.25 box; sole. 8c lb.; sturgeon. 16 9
ISc lb.; shad, dressed. 8c lb.; roe, shad, 12 He
per lb.
OYSTERS Eastern. 4,50 gallon; Olyrapia.
$5.00 gaL. S1.40 qart ; ' craba. large. (3.50
doz.. small. $2.60 dos.
Hops, Wool anal Hides
HOPS 1921 crop, nominal. ISc lb.
HIDES Calfskins, 10c lb. ; kipa. 60 a;
green hides. 4e lb.: salted. 5e lb,
MOHAIR Nominal, 2636e lb.
SHEEP PELTS Long dry pelts. 15c; abort
pelts, 7 H c lb. ; long hair goat pelts. 8910o
lb.; abort hair goat pelts. 25c each.
Lumber ana Shinties
Latest caroiad lumber sales by nunafaeturera,
quotations repreaenrmg r. o. b. -mill values In
direct sales to retailers and Including selling ex-Denw:
FLOORING: High.
1x4 No. 2 v. g $54.00
1x4 "No. 2 f. t 33.00
FINISH:
1x8 No. 3 and better 56.00
CE1L1NU:
x4 No 2 and better 34.00
OROP tsUDLNO:
1x6 No. 2 and better 36.00
BOARDS AND SH1PLAP:
1x8-10 sis 14.60
DIMENSION :
2x4 12-14 No. 1 . . . 18.59
SMALL TIMBERS:
4x4 12-18 sis 17.00
LATH:
4 -ft. Ne. 1 fir 5.50
SHINGLES:
"A " 3.00
Total sales by 21 mills. 10.244.00O feet.
Lew. Pro.
$50.00
31.00 33.00
51.00 53.00
29.00 31.00
31.00 S3.00
12 50 . 13.60
12.00 12.60
16.60 16.50
4.50
2 60
Llrerpool Wkeat Higher
Liverpool, May 13. Wheat dosed: May,
11a SHd. up Hd: July, lis d. up.Hd;
spot wheat, 11a 3id. up td
Corn July, 7s 10d. nnchanced.
New York-London Sllrer
-New York, May is. L N. S.) 1
(In bulk, barrel or bag) Market firm; nearby
white. $1.75 3.75; Bermudas. S4.00 9 7.00:
Southern. $2.23 95.35. ;
Naral Stores Market
New York. May 13. ft. X. .) Turpen
tine SaTannah. 81 He: New York. 92c
Rosin Savannah, $4. If; New York. $3.23.
, " Baeaos Aires Wheat :-
Buenos Aires, May 13. Wheat opened m.
WHEAT IS I .
FINDING A SALE
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Compiled by the Merchant's i Exchange
, r t'a rs. ;
KILLERS GET BIG
STOCK OF MUTTON
Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay.
Portland I !
fe.turday. 3 . . 1 3
Year ago. 74 6j 2 ,10
8 son tod. 2817 220 2072! R3T 19S9
Year ago. 1J059 248 983! 63 234T
Tacoma I
Friday. . . 32 . . ,- t ! . . ! 5
Year ago. 10 . . 3 3
8 son tod. 4 !7 1242 16$ 798
Year ago. 4443 51 962 171 934
Seattle , , ' '!
Friday . . . . . . ; 1 ,4
Year aso. 4 1 4 1 4 5
Siontod. 79 178 19H 408 1 70
Tear a.'o. 4454 21? 486 442 1338
SATURDAY WHEAT; BIDS
Bid. Yr. ago.
Hard While f 1.2s flJ
Soft white L2 j US
White clnh ! 1.2S i 1.J8
Hard winter . . 1.2 ' 1.SS
Northern spring . ; U4
Red walla 1JI4 ! l.SS
SATURDAY HOG TRADE
Tone.-
.Nominal
.1015e higher
..Active
..10e higher
..Steady
. .S19c higher
Polland
Chicago
Kamu CUy .
Denver
Saa Fraacisco
Omaha
Top.
ll.Ti
lJi
l.6i
1S.30
11.
1-.W
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BUN
Hoes. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Cars.
1440 10
662 ... 294 7
1257 53 ... 606 15
264 1
No market-
Satnrdsy
Week ago
Two weeks ago.
Four weeks ago .
Tear ago ....
Two years ago.
1 Three years ago.
Four years ae .
Foreign markets were Inclines) to show1 strength
at the weekend opening and this was some in
fluence with Chicago options. : Local trade con
tinued of limited volume but prices were fuliy
stady: in some instances fractional advances
again being forced."
Spot wheat transactions here j not only were
of limited volume during the day, but trade
was again almost exclusively confined to white
club. Sales of No. 1 white club were shown
around $1.27 9 1 28 a bushel tidewater track
delivery basis generally, although lc above this
was reported in isolated instances.
Foreign sales of parcel lots axe again con
firmed within the present price level,: but no
cargo business is confirmed. In fact foreign
interests appear more willing to purchase par
eels at this time even at fractional advances
than take on full cargoes.
Feedstuffs and milistutfs continue to show
liberal strength: likewise bay.
Broomhall cables of Argentina: The market
for wheat in Buenos Aires rules steady with a
fair foreign demand in evidence, but mostly for
parcels already afloat. Farmers in general are
crpectinc higher prices and consequently rhave
not been over anxious to let go any substantial
quantities. However,' the movement of wheat
from tMe interior continues to 1 be maintained
on a fairly good scale and port stocks are Etitl
over 8.000.0O0 bushels despite the increase in
clearances this week to over 2.000, 000: bushelv
There was also a substantial improvement in
the outward movement of corn this week.
Recent weather has been favorable for the con
ditioning of the corn crop, and fewer complaints
are being made. The movement from the In
terior is gradually enlarging. Country offerings
of corn in good supply.
WHEAT Cash Duying price, tidewater, track
delivers: Club, $1.28; Bluestem, 51.45 ( 160;
Big B?nd Bluestem, $1.65 91-70; Turkey Red,
$1.27 (a) 1.28; Red Russian, $1.25 per bushel.
FLOUR Selling price, mill : door: Patent,
$8.60: Willamette valley brands, $6 65 ;: local
straight. $6.90; bakers hard wheat. $8.10: ba
kers' bluestem. $8 00: bakers' pastry. S6.0O
per bbl. : graham. S8.90; whole wheat, $7 30;
Montana spring wheat, patent, $9.00 per bbL
Price for city delivery, 15e extra suburban, 20c
extra. ;
HAY Buying price : Willamette timothy.
fancy, $18.00 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy.
$19.00 per ton; clover. $14.00; straw, $9.00:
alfalfa, $19.00: oat-vetch, $17.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal So. 1. Calcutta.
7 4 9 8 hi e for new crop delivery. Domestic bags.
7c each.
MILLS TUFFS Mill run at mill, aiiiad ton
lots, S34; carloads, $33; middlings, $45
per ten.
OATS Per ton. buying price:: Feed.! $34.60 ;
milling, $35.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed, $28 ;l brewing.
28.50. 1
FEEDSTUFFS F. O. B. mUla: Rolled barley.
38; whole barley. 838; alfalfa meal, $29;
cocoacut meal, 13-: cracked corn, $3B
corn. $36 a ton.
Merchants' exchange bids:
WHEAT
whole
s May June
Hard white i 1.28 i 1.28
Soft white i 1.26 : .1.26
White club i 1.26 1 1.26
Hard winter ....j I.2S 1.28
Northern spring 1.28 ; ;1.28
Red Walla ! 1.24 i 1.24
FEED OATS i
No. 2 white Fd 87.00 : 87.00
No. 2 gray 36,50 ; 36.50
BARLEY I
Standard feed - No bids in
CORN i
No. 2 E. Y. shipment 29.00
29.00
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago, May 1 3. Livestock I trade did not
amount to much today. No good cattle arrived.
V bile the live mutton trade was in bad shape
uuring the week yet sellers look for some im
provement next week. It is net expected that
big killers will have as much direct stuff as they
did during the present period. 1 Receipts today
were estimated at 600 cattle; 4500 hogs, 2000
sheep and 300 calves.
Csttle Of the fresh run big killers had
about 200 direct and there was little left for
the open market. Small lots were picked up
at unchanged price levels. Cattle prices started
higher this week but they fell back again later,
steers and cows closing about where they were a
week ago, with some easy spots for plain steer.
Canners held steady, but bulls dropped 25 tents.
Calves, however, closed as much air $1.00 higher
in spots with the general run 50 75c' up.
Hogs Hog trade was strong from the open
ing, light4 and light butchers going at $10.80.
Some 220-300 pound hogs sold at $10,60 9
10.75 and these were 5 910c higher. Only
about 4 500 were held over from yesterday. A
reek ago top bogs sold at $10.75 while th.
top of the market for the present week was
$11.00. Rough packing hogs sold at 68.25 9
9.50. Medium and heavy grades were strong at
the close.
Sheep The market was hardly more than a
nominal one today. Some small lots sold
steady compared with the day before,, but the
general market for both lambs and aged stock
.closed 75 cents to $1.00 below the levels noted
a week ago.
San Francisco Hoes $11. SO
Sn Francisco. May 13 (U. P.) Cattle
Grass fed steers. No. 1. 797 c; second qual
ity 5 H 9 6 H c ; cows and heifers. 5 9 6c ; calves,
light, 8 9 He; cows and heifers, 68e; calves.
Sheep Lambs. 10 H 11 He: wethers. 8H9
7He; ewes, 4H95Hc
Hogs Hard grain, weight 100-175. lie; over
300. Hc.
Denver Hoes S10.3O
Denver. May 13. (U. P.) Cattle Re
ceipts, 3200; steady. Steers, $6.50 9 8.10:
cows and heifers, $4.75 9 7.50; stackers and
feeders. S6.0097.50; hulls, I $3.00 9 4.50;
calves. $7.00 910.50.
Hogs Receipts. 150; 10c i higher. Top.
$10.30; bulk, $10.00 9 10.25.
Sheep None, unchanged. Lambs, $13,50 9
14.50; ewes. $7.00 8.00.
Chicago Hegs S10.SB
Chicago, May 13. (I. N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts, 4500; lights steady, others 10c to 15c
up. Bulk, $10.30 9 10.75; top, $10.85; heavyweight-
$10,45 9-10.65; .medium weigth, $10.56
9 10.80: lightweight. $10.75910.85; light
light. $10.40 10.70; heavy packing sows,
smooth.- $9.40 9 9.73; packing sows, rough.
$9.0099.50; pica, $10.00 9 10 50.
Cattle Receipts. 500.
Sheep Receipts, 2000. : I
Kansas City Hoes SlO.es
Kansas City. May 13. tl. S. ) eCattle-
Receipts. 300; market steady. Steers, $7,00 9
7.75; cows and heifers, $5.00 8.25 ; stockers
and- feeders. $6.00 9 6.90; calves, $7.60
8.75.
Hogs Receipts. 1 600 ; market acttvis. Bulk
of sales. $10.40 9 10.69; top. $10.65j heavies.
$10.40910.60: rights. $10.45 9 10.J5 ; me
diums. $10.45910.65. i T . .
Sheep Receipts, 10,000; market active.
Lambs, $14.75.
Omaha Host $10.60
South Omaha. Neb.. May 13. Hogs Re
ceipts. 4000; mostly &910e higher. Bulk,
10.20910.40; top, $10.50. j f 1
Cattle Receipts, 209: market compared with
week ago: Beef steers, mostly 1,0 915c higher;
week's top. $3.75; she stock and bulls, 25c
higher: veal calves, 25 9 76o higher; stockers
and feeders. 25o higher. 1 '
Sheep Receipts, 250 ; market compared ; with
week ago: Spring lambs, 1.0 lower; other
tanmbs, sheep, yearlings ana xeeaersv mosuy
75c9I O0 lower.
New York Batter and Eggs
New York. May 11. L i S.) ButterH-
Market, eaey. Creamery 1 extras, 3SH ask;
creamer firsts; 34 H 9 ; creamery - higher
scoring. 37 9 ST He. State dairy tuba. 09
36c: renovated extras, 28 Ho aski" ladeia, iresh
extras. 279:28e '! 'F.'i - 1 j" LL
Cheese Market nrmer. &tae, waotw mux
speeiala. 17 17 He: lower grades. 1 3 1 i Ho
Wawonsra. whole mitt, fancy Young asnariras,
19 9 19 He. State, fresh, 13 9 IS He is
Eggs -Market steadier. Nearby white, fancy.
3 Be ask; nearby brown, fancy. SI 9 32c; extra,
30c ask: firsts. 228c I
Miik The nominal wholesale 'price Is $1.75
per lOO pounds,. : ,
Jr . ( ' T , ;
New York Ssgar and Coffee .
New Tork. Max 13. W. P.)-eSugar. steady;
raw. . 4V04 ; refined, steady; granulated, 6S0 9
6S0. , a.." - ' - ' !
Coffee Set 1 epot Rio. 11 011 He; Xe.
Santos, 14 H 0 14 fee. . t .
127
70
No market
175 60
40 ...
41
136
Sheep and lambs were the only car load ar
rivals at North Portland for the week-end trade
at North Portland and only one load of the
totals ware for the open market.
One load of mutton and lambs came to the
open market for the week-end with nine loads
direct to killers. Practically no change in tenti-nir-nt
was ahown, values being considered about
steady.
tjeneral sheep and lamb range:
Best spring lambs $13 00 14.00
Medium spring lambs 10.00 13.00
Common spring lambs 7.00 910.00
Cnll lambs 6.00 7.00
Light yearlings 10.00 9 11.00
Heavy yearlings 9.00 i 10.00
Light wethers S.60 910.00
Heavy wethers 9.00 9 9.50
Ewes 3.00 9 6.00
Cattle Trade Nominal
It was another nominal day in the cattle al
leys. : For the week-end there were no carload
arrivals at North Portland.
General cattle market range:
Choice steers ....$
Medium to good steers . . .
Fair to medium steers
Common to fair steers
Choice cows and heifers .
Medium to good cows and heifers
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Common to tair cows and heifers
Canners
Bulks
Choice feeders
Fair to good feeders
Choice dairy calves . . . 1
Prime light calves
Medium light calves
Heavy calves
Swine Trade Steady
Swine continue to show a nominally steady
tene at North Portland with no carload lota re
ported in for the week-end.
General hog - market range
Prime light
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lbs.
Smooth heavy. 300 lbs. up .
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stag
Friday Afternoon Sales
COWS
8.25 0 9.00
7.759 8.25
6.75 9 7.75
6.25 0 6.75
6.509 7.00
5.50 9 6.50
4.75 0 5.50
3.730 4.75
2.259 3.75
8.50 & 4.50
5 00S 6.00
4.50 W 5.0O
9.00 9 10.00
8.00 9 9.00
7.00 0 8.00
6.50 0 7.50
.$11.50011.75
,. 10. 603 11.50
. . 10.0O 10.50
o 00 (S 10 00
. 11.25 011.60
, . 11.26011.50
. . 6.00 0 8.00
lo. Ave. lbs. Price. I No. Ave. lbs. Price.
1.... 7BO $ 5.00 1 650 $ 3.0O
1.... 700 4.50 I 1.... 940 6.00
2.... t45 6.50 I 1.... 620 6.O0
1; 50 0.50 I 1.... 834 4.00
HEIFERS
2.... 695 $ 4 50 I 1.... 810 $ 6.75
CALVES j
2....- 140 $10.00 I 1 15010.00
i- BULLS
2....1690 $ 4.35 I 1.... 930 $ 4.0O
1. ...1650 4.25 I 1 .1360 4.25
HOGS
7 128 $11.00 I 7 214 $11.75
10.... 97 11.60 I 25.... 140 11.50
9.... 114 11.25 I 4.... 125 11.35
t. . . . 123 11.35 I 1.... 4b0 8.25
.... 160 11.60 I 2.... 415 8.25
LAMBS
25.... 47 $12.50 I 22... 68 $13.00
63.... 52 12.00 j 12.... 65 14.00
li... 52 12.00 I 20.... 68 12.00
EWES
18.... 113 $ 4.50 j 1.... 110 $ 6.00
10.... 137 .6.00 I 2.... 145 6.00
12,... 132 6.00 I la.... 126 6.00
18. . . . 120 6.00 I
YEARLINGS
1,... 70 $ 8.00 I 7.... 92 $10.00
BUCKS
7 . . . . 172 $ 6.00 I
Wheat Is Lower
At Chicago Close;
Session Is Quiet
Chicago. May 13. -Trade in wheat was fes
turtleas until the last 30 minutes of the ses
sion. Previous to that time a firm tone was
noted with the buying mostly local. A feature
at the opening was the buying of 500.000 bush
els of Septenitier by an exporting bouse. Lead
longs put. a little May wheat into the market
at the bulge at 11:30 a. m. and was followed
up by pales by Armour and this started many
of the. local longs to unload. Late futures re
acted with May. Armour interests were cred
ited with seling these futures. There were 300.
000 bushels of wheat bought to come to this
market and 125.000 bushels of this was Ne
braska hard winter old by Minneapolis mills to
bo shipped Tia Duluth. The domestic milling de
mand was qniet. Weather and crop news was
favorable. The early purchase of September
wheat was said to represent that amount of new
wheat sold for export, but ses board advised thst
bids were below the market. Receipt con
t'nue heavy. The market closed 1 H 9 1 H c
off. May 1.43H9H: July 1.251.25H;
September $1.18 01.19.
There was liquidation in May com through
out the seion and that orrtion acted heavy.
Country houses sold a little July. The late fu
tures eased off with wheat. Com planting is
rearing completion under ideal weather condi
tions. The demand for cash corn is poor both
for domestic and expert account. The market
closed H 0 He lower: May. 60 c; July. 64 9
64 He: September, 66 He.
Oats were -dull; cash house sold Jnly bnt
there was some buying of May by shippers. Cah
demand was good and exporters took some. The
market closed H 9 He lower; May, 37 He; July.
89 He: September. 40.
There was very little trade in provisions. Lo
cals sold end there was ome buying by rath in
terests. Pork closed 4 7 H c up, lard 6 7 H c
higher and ribs unchanged.
Chicago range by T'nited Press:
WHEAT
Open Hieh
142 146
128H 127H
120 . 120 S
CORN
61 S 61 H
66 T 67
OATS
37H 37
40 40
41 H 41 i
PORK
2270
LARD
1 1 n 4
1 154
1 177
RIBS
12.12
1 190
1190
BYE
. JOSH 109H
. 107 108 H
99 i
May
July
Sep:
May
Sept
May
Ju'.y
Sept
May
May
July
Sept
May
July
Sept
May
July
Sept
.2250
.1145
. 1 1 52
. .1175
.1250
.1185
.1187
143
124 Ti
118 Ti
, 60 H
66 S
37 H
39H
4 0
2250
1145
1 148
1170
1250
1185
1185
108 4
107 H
99 hi
rio
143
125
118
60 4
66 H
87 H
39 H
40!,
2270
1 154
1 1 SO
1172
1252
1190
1190
STEEL MERGER IS STILL SURPRISE
! WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
Beported by Orerbeck A Cooke Co., Board cf Trade Building '
New York, May 1V IX. F.) Trading
in the, steel shares again monopolized
nest ot the speculative interest on the
stock exchange today. Lackawanna
made a farther new : high and advan
tage was taken, of the saeeess of the
Bethlehem-Larkawanna merger te ad
ranee all of the Independent steels and
related companies, particular strength
being shown by Vandalla, Replosrle and
Sloss-Sheffleld. Stimulated hy the con
tinned rise In this pre a p. persistent re.
ports were spread about the merging of
the half a dozen different companies. :
Besides the talk of Bethlehem negotia
tions for Wlckwlre, which seemed to hTe
some real basis, one rnmor was to th
effect that Virginia Iron, Coal Coke
was to he Incladed In the seven-company
merger In place of Lackawanna. Slpss.
Sheffield's name was linked with that
of sereral other companies, although the
real basis of the more in this - stork
seems to he the liquidation of its Invea
torios and the buoyant state of the
Southern iron market.
Behind all the merger talk, however,
are the facts that United States Steel
last Wednesday showed a gain of 602,00
tons in nnfilled cosiness; that steel
companies, due to the coat strike, are
now able to choose the most profitable
of the business offered, "and that bast.'
ness of companies like Yanadinm has
shown a large Increase in the IaRt'lwo
weeks.
Sale?. I STOCK: I High. Low. Itid.
' Adams Express i 63
ion Advance Rum .... 17 17 j 14
100 Act. Chem 39 39 j 3H Vi
do pfd I 65
COOjAjax Rubber 17 17 16
lOOjAlask Gold . HI
36O0!A!aka Juneau . 1 3i 1 S 1 H
100 Allied Chem. .....(.66H 68 Vi 68 H
6001Allis-Chalmers 49 H 48 HI 48 H
do pfd. 97 H
200!Am. Beet Sugar .. 39 H 39 HI 39 H
400 Am. Bosch 45 H 45 45 H
1300 Am. Can Co. 47 H 47 HI 47 H
do pfd. 1103 H
100 Am. Car & Fdy. . . 160H 160HI159
do pfd. I119H
300 Am. Cot. Oil 25 H 25 H I 25 H
do pfd. I 55
300 Am. Drug Synd. ... 5H 5 H 5H
Am. Hide & Leath 15 H
100 do pfd. :. 67 H 67 H 68
400 Am. Ice 105 104 H 103-
600 Am. Intl. Corp. ... 45 44 H 44H
100 Am. Linseed 33 H 83 33
do pfd. ! 52
800 Am. Loco 115 '114 114
600 do pfd 116HH16 116
40Q Am. Saf. Razor ... 6H '6 6 4
loOOiAm. Ship & Corarc.. 17 H 16 17 H
2200 Am. Smelter .... 69 58 tt 1 58
100 do pfd. 97 97 f 97 H
Am. Snuff 132
3100 Am. Steel Fdy. . . . 39 38 H 38
1800 Am. Sugar . .. 75 74 75
do pfd. 1102
200 Am. Sumatra 33 H 32 j 33 Vi
700IAm. TeL & Tel... 122 121 121 H
SOOIAm. Tobacco 139 ,139 H 1139 H
lOOjAm. Tobacco "B". 13H 18W (136
2700Am. Wool i2 90 1
. . . . . ! Am. W. P. pfd I 33
200;Am. Zinc 18 i 17 17
17UO;Anaconda 52 62 H 52
200Assd. Oil 125 125 (123
SOOiAtchison U00 99! 9'J
10;
35 H
116
43
60
44
80
j do pfd.
200At. Coast Line. . . .102
lOOOlAt. Gulf & W. I.. I 35 H
6700lBaldwin Loco 1117
I do pfd. I .... .
2400!Balto. & Ohio... . 47
200! do pfd. ! 60
500Barnsdell Corp 44
12600iBeth. Steel "B".. 81
..... Booth Fish
2100. B. K. T 26 Vi 23
200'Butte C. & Z 1 6H1 6
800Butte &. Sup...... I 31 30
500,Burns Bros '133Hjl33
1400;Caddo Oil ........ I 13! 12
Calif. Packing . .
lOO'Calif. Pet . . . .
j do pfd
1400 Canadian Pac...
Y 200 i Cent. Leather . .
300Cerro da Pasco. .
6001Chandler Motor.
R 00! Chicago N. W
lOOjCbi Gt W
20 do pfd
2600iChile Cop.
100'Chlno
700
2000
C. if. A St P....
do pfd.
llOOiCoca Cola
200IC. & O
880tjCoio. F.
80a("olo. Southern . .
11 00 'Col. Gas & Klec.
1 400jColumbia Graph.
300Gon. Gas
! Cons. Cigars . . .
do pfd
IContl. Can . . . .
(Cities Ser.
SOOiCorn Prod.
I do pfd.
400Cosden Oil
300;C. R. I. &
100! do "A"
do "B'
16800iCrucible .
200 do pfd.
1700!Cuha Cane
4 00) do pfd.
1600jCuban Amn
lOOiDeL & Hudson
Dome Mines . . .
100!DeL A Lack . .
1300iDavison Chem.
700'Endieott Johnson
.1 56H
I
140
37
37
73
74
21
19
28
26 H
42 H
67
65
36
48 H
as 1
4
117
56 H
is9H
86
36
73
73
8
21
19
28
25 H
41
57
C5
35
47 H
S7N
4
116
1
I
Bankers!
;10l
P. .
pfd .
pfd.
43
43
95
77
93
15
33
Sugari 21
;ii
600Erie
700iElec. Stor. Battery
80eFamous Players ...I 80
. . . . Fed. Min. & Smelt
100 do pfd. j 43
600;Fisk Tire 18
lOOjGaston Wms. ....
. Gen. Cigars
117
60
82
13
o .
101
43 i
43
95
74 '
93
15 I
33H
20
121
117' '
59
81 H
12
21 H
80 H
3001Gen. Elec.
43
18 .
- I
. . I o
I102
35
1 17
110
46
GO
44
80
6
25
8
30
133
13 H
78
56
95
139
36
37
73 H
74
8 U
20
19 H
28
25
42
57
64
as
48
88
4
116
25
60 '
63 H.
24
101
116
3
43
95
81
75
93
15
33 H
21
120
27 H
116
58
81 H
13
21
f0
10
43
18 i
72
Ssles.
STOCKS
3200Gn.' Motor
lOOi do .
lOOKJen. Asphalt
lOOIGoodrich . .
(Goodyear
250O;ranby ...
2900iCt. Nor. Ore.
1600j do pfd. .......
jGreene Cananea . .
7100;Gulf S. Steel .- .
Kile AWen
300jHc4nstoa Oil
S00 Hupp Motor- ....
2 00 fills. Cent: . .
?G0!Iiwpirauoa
jlnC At. Corp. com.
do pfd.
800ilnterboro .
1400I do pfd - .
18 0O Interstate Callahan.
(Int. Harv.: . . . . . .
eOOjlnt. Merc. Mar....
100OI do pfd.
2200Int. Nickel
1200ilnt. Taper
..... i do pfd
5 00 j In vincible Oil . . . .
34O0,Island Oil
1.00 j Jewel Tea
900,K. C. Southern...
3 OO I do pfd
1400iKelly-SpgfM
12100!Keiinecott
5500 'Keystone Tire . . . .
2?00!Laek Steel
SOOlLee Tire
2 100 'Lehigh Valley ...
H00 ;i-ocil IsnJ !
6O0iIcwe Theaters . . .
lOo'L N
1 2O0!.Marlnd Oil
1600iMartin A Parry . . .
I May Stores
4600iMex. Pet.
.Miami
69O0 Middle States Oil .
4TOOO Midrale Steel
I SOOiM. K. T. Wi. . .
100 do pfd, ..
600 'Mont Power
2300'Mont Ward.
1700iMo. Par-.
900 do pf.L
1O01M. St P. & S. S.M.
400 Nor. Amer
100 Na Biscuit
3 000 1 do pfd
:Nat. I-ead
lOOlNev. Con
HOOOiNew Haven
iNerfolk & W
- SoOiNor. Pac
400;Nova Sr-otia Steel .
IN. Y. Air Brske . .
1500!N. Y. Central
. ttOOjOkla. Prod, ref . . . .
jOntario Silver . . . .
.Ontario A W
lftOOiOti Steel
600! Pacific Dev
00;Pac. Gas A Ejec. ..
1000 PunU Allegre ....
4000 Pacific Oil
48O0Pan-Am. Pet ....
800! do -B" .
' 800 Penna
100!Peo. Gas
1600Pere Marquette . . .
700 Pure Oil
2400; Phillips Tete
4000'llerce-Arrow
3 800 'Pierce Oil
300Pitts. Coal
4100 Pitts. A West Va.
(Pressed Steel Car..
700;Pullman
3 00; Ray Cons
1500jHeading
200: Hemincton
14 500:Replogle Steel
K.oo:epublic I. S
. il3 1163 1163 H
10001 do pfd.
Rep. Motors . . . . .
5 00; Royal Dutch Oil...
Hy. Steel Sp
j Saxon Motors . . . .
1400 Sears-Roebuck ....
Shattuck. Ariz. . . .
'Shell T. A T
5800;Sinclair .........
IStahd. Oil Ind
600Stand Oil N. J. . . .
520OSibss Rhef
1500'Sou. Pacific
1900Sou. Ry
1700 1 Stand. Oil Cal
2200 St L. A S. F . . . .
400!Str'rnberg Carb....
10200Stulebaker
...... 'Swift A Co
300Tenn. Cop. A C...
6 200 Texas Oil
1000 Texas Pacific
2200Tex. Pac. C. A O.
1800TtAi. Profluot . . . :
67100ITran. Corit Oil. . .
1400(Union Oil Del....
500 Union Pacific . . . .
fiOOjl'nited Alloy
2800; United Prug
I United Food Prod.
300, United Fruit . . . .
Ifnion B. A P. . . .
1200iU. 8. C. I. Pipe. . .
9 2 00 1 United Retail Stores
200. U. H. Ind. Alcohol.
1300 U. S. Rub
100 do 1st pfd
lOOifT. s. Hmelting. . . .
S2700U. S. Steel
6O0i do pfd.
lOOOjl'tah Copper
200iVa. Chem
500 1 do pfd. . . .'
2S000Vanadium Steel ...
iVivandou
400jVabash . .
600 do A pfd.
do B pfd
Wells-Fargo
lOOlWestern Pacifio ...
..... I do pfd
lOOIWestem Union . . . .
IWestinghouse A. B.
1200Westinghse E. A M.
100 West Md.
White Motors
400 Willys-Overland
do pfd.
200;Wilon Packing . . .
j W&consin Central .
I Woolworth .......
1 00-Worthington Pump .
800'jW. A L. E
300iWhite Oil
I High. I Low. Bid.;
i 12 I 12" 12 H
81Ht 81HI 1
1 li tl
40 -40i 40
-t 1-2
1 28 HI 28 I 28
41 41 41
75 74 74 H
, :. . SO
87 84'H 8
..... ..... 50
78 H 78 78
19H 18 19
103H 103 103
40 39 89
.. 10
40
3 Sf 2.
. 6 51 5
8 I 7 7
, 6
23 23 23
83 I 82 H 82
17 17 17
51 50 50
, . 85
17 17 17
1 1 H I 1 H !
2t 21 21
28 27! 27
58 58 51
,, 51 50,H 50
33 H 82 33
22 21 22 H
78Ti 78 78
8SU, 33 33
62 61 62 H
la2 151 H 151
16 15 16
119 119 118
31 j Sit 31
31 30 30
'.. 117 H
131 13t 130
28 23 28
14 14 14
40 37 40
17 '17 17
39 39 89
72 72 72
21 21 21 H
23 22 23
56 55 56
69 59 59
57 57 57
145 143 145
42 40 41
..1.92
16 18 16
29 28 29
105
76 75 75
32 29 30
7B
89 89 89 H
3 3 2
8
27
15 15 15
10 0 9
69 69H 69
41 40 41
65 64 64
64 63 63
67 56 56
41 40.) 40
86 86 86
31 30 31
33 33 33
44 43 43
21 19 20
11 10 10
63 63 63
36 36 36
70
121 120 121
16 16 16
79 77 70
33 32H 33
35 34 35
73 67 73
91H 90 91
8
63 C2 62
100
3
74H 73 73H
8
46
3 2 14 32 3 2
108 H 103 106
188H 184 185
64H 49 51
90 90 90
24 23 24 H
114 112 114 H
30 29 29
53 53 53
118 117 117
101 101 101
11 11 11
48 47 47
32 32 . 32
29 20 29
69 68H 68
17 15 16
22 22 22
1137 137 137
41 39 40
72 71 72
5
140 139 139
63
36 35 33H
. 58 57 68
49 49 49
63 62 63 H
104 104 H 104
40 40 40
99 H '98 99 H
118 118 117
65 H 64 65
33 32 32
75 75 75
51 48H 50
13
10 10 10
31 30 31
..... 19
. . . .- 76
21 21 21
61
98 98H 98
95
62 62 62
10 10 10
47H
8 7 7
33
45 '45 45 H
27
1157
61 H 51 HI 51
12 11 HI 11
10 10 I 10
Total ales stocks, 713,000 shares.
Total sales bonds, (7,885,000.
NEW YORK POND TRANSACTIONS
Reported by the Journal's' Wall Street Bureaa
109
107
99
San Francisco Produce Market
San Francisco, May 13. (U. P. ) ; Straw
berries cleaned up in fine shape and sold
generally at 75 cents to $1 a drawer and $1.80
to $2.00 a crate on Salinas and Watsonviile
rarities. , Receipts are said to have totalled bet
ter than 800 chests.
Apples continue firm and holders of Califor
nia Xewtons are now asking up to $3. 2 5 for
3 : tier pack boxes. '
A few more cherries were received and
setae improvement in quality is noted. Cherries
sold from 25 cents to 30 cents in bulk, and
$3.O0 to $4 00 in 10-pound boxes.
New turnips in lugs sold at SI. 50 raah
Lettuce supplies continue heavy with light
demand. Best local lettuce sold no higher than
tl.OO a erate while Los Angeles and Delano was
hard: to Rove at $1-00 to $1.25.
Tomatoes are firm, and fancy i ones hard to
find- Best repacked tomatoes easily brought
$3 75 to $4.25 a crate.
EASTERN CASH WHEAT
1 Winnipeg. May 18. Cash wheat: No. 1
northern. $1.46: No. S northern, $1.35.
Minneapolis. May 13. Cash wheat: No. 1
northern, $1.59 01.65 ; No. 2 dark north,
ern. 1.5 01.65 : No. 1 dark hard Mon
tana, $1.60 9 1.62 ; No. 1 hard Montana.
$1.60 01.53.
Chicago. May 13. No cash- wheat market today-
Wall Street, New York, May 1 The
strength which came into the domestic
quarter of the bond market tra Friday
with the announcement of the Bethle
hem Steel-Larka-wanna Steel merger
was well sustained today. "All the steel
bonds held their grounds and were un
usually active. The Yirglnia-Carotina
.Chemical securities were still in demand.
The first is crossed par and the 7V4s
got up over a point to above 195, both'
at their highest for the year so far.
Amerlcaa Cotton Oil Ss also rose slight
ly to a new high. There was a stronger
market for the French Issue. Seine Is,
which had a rather sharp upturn at the
close Friday, encountered some profit
taking at the opening today, bat later
rallied and around 9S y ere well above
their low figure. The Mexican 4s and
is each went a point higher.
The trend of the ; New York market
for Canadian provincial bonds this week
was little changed, i It appeared over
bought, and, although prices held ; up
well, there was no enthnsiastie buying
like that of a month ago. Manitoba 6s
of 19ii were Quoted at 10914 bid, offered
at 101. The 6s of 1SS0 were 101V bid,
offered at 191. The of 146 were
1 bid, offered at 11 Y. Ontario s
of 192S were 100V4 bid, offered at 100.
The SHs of 137 were 191 hid, offered
at leSVx, and the (s of H were 18
bid, offered at 13.
New York. May 1 3 Following ia an official
fast of all bonds traded in on the New York
stock exchange today, with prices up to and
including the close of the market Total sales
today were $9.31 5.O00. against $17,819,000
yesterday. $8,609,000 a, week ago. S3.894.O0O
a year ago. and t5.920000 two years ago.
From January 1 tt, date Sl.8ia.887.000,
against $1.076. 31 7. 000 a year age, and $1.
391,804.000 two rers ago.
LIBERTY BONM
lln S10OO).
High.
1-ow.
Close.
; New York Wool and Hides
New York, May IS. Wool: Market, firm.;
Domestic fleece XX Ohio. 35 040c; putied ;
KQvnq pun, reei.wv, icu nwva oasis,
OC0SU.5; Territory staple, eroured basis, 90c
0$1.10,
. Hide Market, quiet Native steers. 13 He
asked: branded steers, 13e asked.
Liberty 3 H. '32-47 . . .j S9.26 99.24 90.26
do SHs. reg.. "82-47 99.10 99.10 98.10
do 2d 4s, '27-42. . .; :u9.50 99.50 89.50
do 1st 4s '32-47; 9.88 99.76 99.76
do 4s. reg.. '32-4T 99.52 P9.52 99:82
do 1-2 4e. S2-47.:100.0 10O.06 100.06
do 2d 4a, '27-42 J' 99 60 99.52 99.52
do 2d reg., '27-42.! 9.42 99.42. 90.42
do 3d 4HS, 1928.. &9.8S .80 99.84
' do,3d 4s, reg. 192$,, 9974 9970. 9974
do 4th 4 Vs. 19S8.JP9 94 f9.9 OB.M
do 4th 4k, reg. 3 89.74 9974 99.74
Victory 4 . '22-23 . .ilOO.60 100.56 10O.56
ivy,s
do4s, reg-- '22-?3. 100.44 100.88
FOREIGX BONDS
Argentine Gov. Ss 45. ,;!.;. i 88 1 86
do 7s H7 .!. -UOIHIIOI
Kicgdom of Bel 7 a '45 . 108 jlOS
do Ss reta '41 . . i. - .U-llOr
do 6s '25. . i.10
Chines Gov.- Era 5 'I) i.l 44 :
;.' -l ' PH "4 :
1
101 .
1108
106 106
102 103
S HI 54
City of Bergen 8s '46 110H1110H 110
City of Berne Ss '45 114 1 1 14 114
City of Bordeaux 6s '34... 87 I 87 87
City or Copers 5Hs '44. .. 92 92 92
City of Lyons 6s '34 87 87 87
City or Marseilles 6s '34.. 87 86 H 87
City of P. A. 8 '61 103 103 103
C. of H, I). J. 8s '46. . . . 104 H 104 104
do 8s '4 7 ; I103HH03 jl03H
C. of S. P. Ss w. i. '45.J104 1104 104
D. 6f S. 7s temp certfs '42. 95 93 84
Danish lion 8s A '46 . . . 11 1 111 111
Dom of Can SHs notes '29 101 100 100
do 6s '52 100 IOO 100
do 6s '26., 99 9 99
do 5s -31. 98 98 l 98
D. E. I. rets 6s '47 96 95 f 96
do rets 6s '62 .. : 96 95 95
French Gov. 8s '58 104HI104H 104 H
do 7Hs '41 101 101 tl01
Imperial Japan 1st 4Hs'25 90 90 H 90H
do 2d 4H '25 89 89H 89 H
do sterling loan 4s '31 . -1 76 76 76
King, of Denmark 8s '43.(111 110 110
do ctfs 6s '42 1 98H 98 98
King, cf Its. 6 Ht ser A '25 96 96 98
King Netherlands rets, 72j 96 f 95 95
King, of Norway 8s '40.. .1111
King, of Sweden 6s '39.. 191
Republic of Chile 8s '2.. 102
. do 8a '41. 103
do 8 certffc '46 1105
Rep.of Cxechot-Slav.Sa'51. . . 99
Rep. of Uruguay 8s '48.. 108
State of Q'sland 7s '41... 110
do 6s ctfs. '47. . . . 102 H
Swiss -tiovt. 8s "45. 118
V. K. of G. B. AI.5H'22 108
do 5Hsj'29 108
do SHs '37 102 H
U. S. of Brazil 8s '41 . . . 106
U. S. of Mexico 5s '45... 66
do 4s '64 55
Adams Axp. eoL tr. 4s '48 76
Ajab Rubber 8s '45 102
Am. Act. Chem. 7 Ha '41 108 H
I do 1st cvt 6s '28 .... . 94 H
Am. Cotton Oil 6s '31 93
Am. Smelting 1st 5s '47.. 92
American Sugar A Ref. 6s
temp ctfs. '87 ...00
Am. Tel. A Tel Cvt s '25 114
do col. tr. 5s '46 97
i do col. 4a '28. . . ..... 91
Am. Writing Paper '89. . . 1 87
At T. A S. Fe gen. 4s '95 88
i do adj. 4s '95 83
AtLAChLAir Line 4s'44l 97
AU Coast Uw 7t. a . . . . 103
i do 1st con 4s, 52. . . . 90
! do LAN col tr 4s, 62 81H
Aa Fruit ev 7s. 84 41
AU Refinery SHs, 31... 1104
Bait Ohio 6a, 28 99
B A O ref Ss. 93 . . 85
do ert 4 Hs. 83 81
- do gold 4s. 48 81 H
do 4a. P 1K W dv. 41 1 .79
do SHs. S'vn div, 25. 1
BaraadaU 8s. ser A ..... 106
Bell Tel of Pa 7s, 43 ... . 108
Beth Steel ref 5s. 42 .... 96
do , 48 99
Brook Edl gea 7s. sr C. 801105
do cess 7a. aer D. 30.1107
Brook Ran Traa 7 a. 21.
do 7s, tr o cUa, 21.
-I M a
111HI1HH
101
102
105
105
98
108
110H
102
117
108H
108H
102
105
65H
' 54 H
ioi' '
103
94
91
92
100
114 H
91
91
7H
88
83
97
105
8
40
103
98
85
81
81
79
90
106 H
107-
95
8(4
105
107
83
1101
102
105
105
99
108
110
102
117H
108 H
108 H
102
106
65
54
102
103
94
93
82
100
114
97
91
87
68
83
97
105
BO k
81
41
Lp4
99
85
81
61 H
79
91
108
96
8
105
107
-i.
tHigh.
io 7s tr. eo. cti st 21-
Brook. Vni KU 1st 8s 80
Ourc. A Xis. ..(.-. ....
Bush Term- can 5s '55...
do baridiags 5s 1 940
Lew.
2
85
83 - '
98
1 .
Can. Gen. Eieo.Sa 1842.1102 '
Can. Northern; Ts 1940..ill2
Can. Pae, J4s perpetual 4 . .1 78
cerouna Cttncolield A O.
6s 19381 -. . . .
Central Foundry 6a 1931
Cent. Ga. Ry. eon. 5aN 45'
Cent Leather gen. 6s 1925
Cent Pacific artd.. 4s 194i
t erro de ra.co cvt 8s 81
Che. A Ohio cvt. 1 5s' 46
do ot n. 4 s 1W92.'. .
- do cvt !4 .' 1930. . .
Chic. A Alton rfg. Ss .'49
do 3 H si 1 950
C B A Vi Hs 111 Dir '491
do rer 3s 1971 . . . .
do joint) Hs lt958.
do reg 1 J . , .
C A E I 3'1831.1. . .
88 -88
98 H
87
83
116
91 H
87
88 H
6-7
47
83
88
106
103
82
'37
Chic M A !St P cvt Ss Serf
B 2014! ...... J . . . ...
do gen 4 Ha 1989 ...
do cvt 4 Ha 1932 . , .-
do rfg 4 Ha 2014
do 4s 1925 .......
do -leb 4s . .1
PAN VV.gen 5s 1987.
do CHa 1936 J. . ... .
C. A NJ W'. Mil
Spa. A IX.. 194f .'. .'.
Chicago Hs-8. Co. 6s. '27
C R. I. A P TfgJ 4s. '84
C. St 1, M. A OJ 6s. '80
Chicago Ifnion Si. 4S
ser. A. 1863 . 1 . . . . .
Chic. f. 8ta. HL 1963
Chic. A W. Ind. 7 Ha. 8S
do 4s !2S.,..i-,...
Chile Cop. j col, tr. be. .'8
C. C C. A St. K gen.
6a. 13 . . . . 1 . . .
do G. M. 4s. 1993.
do 6s, ser. A . j . . .
Cclo. Indust 6s. 1984
Colura, ti. A Eleef-6",-
Coml. Cable 4s 2897.. v.
Con. Coal Md. 5s 1950..
Con. Gas cvt. 7s 1925...
Cuba Cane Sug. deb. cvt.
8s Sta, 1930. .
Cuban Am, Sug. 8 1931 .'!
Del. A Hud. cvt. Ss 1933
do SHs . . . . - i ...... .
D. A R. G. 4 H s 1936.
do ctfs.
do con. j 4s 1 936
Des Moines A Ft D. 4s 35
Detroit Edison rfg. 1 6s Ser.
B 1940 . . ,. . .
Detroit l td. Rys. 4s 32
Diam. Mtch. deb. 7 Ha S3
Distillers Secur. Car. 5s 27
IHil.AMiss.ANor. gen.3s4l
Dupont de Nem. iHsSl.
Duquesne IAAPow. 6g 49.
Emp. G. A F. 7 Hs 7. .
Erie 1st con. 7s ex. '30..
do gen lien 4s '96. .
do prior lien 4s '96. ..
do cvt 4s "ser B '53..
do cvt ! 4s ser. D "63. .
E. A L S.. IU-. W.T. 6s. I
Erie A Jersey 6s '55....
Fuk Rub j Co. 8si '41...
Yrxm. In. Dev. deb. 7Hs!
1942 I 90 H
Fran. Sua 7Hs '42....11O0H
Gen. Elec. deb. 6s '40. .1105
Good. T. A R. C01.8S -'411116
74
85
70
5,
79
64
104
108
0
83
82
107
91
118
102 H
74 H
90
! 90
82
100
78
94
74
88
116
85
104
96
99
82
42
79
57
103 ,
ss ;
107
42
98
107
103
98
104
64
63
49
51
101
96
106
'30.
24
S Marie
S Marie
do 8s j '31
G. T. of Can. 6s
Gt Nor. It '36. . .. . .
, do SHs '32. . i .t.. . . .
Hol-Am Line 6s. 4-7 f . .
H A Mp.n ref 5s, ser A. 57
do sdj inc 5s. 4 7 .... .
Ill Cent Lv div 3 s, 61.
ICAVSL Mjt 5, A, 63
Ills Cent I 4. ''63 ..... -j
Indiana Steel ps'f i 52 . . . . !
Int Metropolitan 4 H s, 56
do 4 H . tr eo jctfs. 66
Int Rap Tran rf 5s. 66.'
Int Agr 5s. 82 ... j ..... .
Int Mer Mar a t 6s. 41. .
Iowa Cent rfg 4s. i 51.....
Kayser 7si rets. 42 . . . .
Kan A Mich 1st 4s. 80 . . .
K C Ft S A M 4 36. . .
K. C. Terminal lst4s-60.
Lackawanna Steel 5 50- .
Ligget A Myers 5s 51 . . ,
Lorrillard I Co. 5s 51 .
Louis A Nashville! 7s
L A N 6 Hs 2003; . . .
Manati Sugar deb 7 s
Market St Ry con 5s
do 6s 1924
Marland Oil 7s war. .
Mich State Tel 6s 1924
Midvale Steel cvt 6s 1986
Milwaukee Gas A Lt 4s
Minn A St Louis rfg 6s '6
Minn St P S
5s 1938
Minn A St P A B
4s 1926 ....
Mo Kan A Texas 4t . Ser
B 1942 ... ..
do 5s ser A '4!
do adj Ss ser A
do 6s ser C '4
Mo. Pacific rfg 5s
do rfg 6s i49 .
do 5s '65
do gen 1 '75 .
Mont. Tram, col 5
N. O. Terminal 4s!
N. O. T. A M. inc
N.Y. C. A H. R. deb 6s '39
do col 7, . 30 ( .
do 5j. 2013 i...
N Y C L S c tr 3 Hs.
N Y O A St L 1st 4.
N Y Edi Co ref SHs,
X Y N H A H 6i 46
N Y Rv adi 5s. 42. .
N Y Tel ef 6s, 4-t
N Y W A B 4 HS.
Norfolk A South.!
5s 61 i
Nflk. A West cod.
do evf. 6s 28 . L
North. Pac. 6s ser: , B 4 7
do prior lien 4si 97 . .
do gen.! 3s 4 7 i . . . -f .
Nor. States Power 1 6s 0
N. W. BeU Tel. 7s; 41
Ore. A Calif. 1st Ss 27
Ore. Short Line. Gtd 5s 46
O.-W. R. & N. 4S; 61 . .
Pacific Gas A Elec. 5s 42
Pac. Tel. A Tel. 6a 52
Packard Motors 8s i 31 ..
Pan-Am. Pete A Trans 7a 80
Paris, Lyons. Med, R. R.
6s ctfs. 58 j
Penn. R. R. 7s SO ......
do ss ea i
Penn.R. R. gold 6a 36.
do G. M. 4 Hs 1965 . .
Pere Marq.. rfg. 6a 66...
Phila. Corp. rfg. 6a 24.:..
Port. Ry. Lt A Pow. 5a 42
Prod. A Ref. 7s 1931 . . .
Reading gen. 4a 1&97 . .
Rio G. A W. ebL tr. 4s 49
Roch A Pitts, coh. 6s 22.
S. L. L M. A S. ref 4s '29
S L. A 8.F. pr lien 4s A'60
do Ss ser B SS
do gen 46s Mf C '28. . .
do adj 6s '55 ........
do inc :6s '60 . i ..... .
do SHS (...'...
S. A. A Ar P. 1st 4s '43 . .
Sea Air Line rfg 4s '69
42."
23. .
'41
'53
5s '35
98
87
41
,46. .
B. B-
4s 96
26.
do adj Ss '48
do con : 6s '45 . J . .
Sinclair Oil cvf 7Hs
do 7s recta '37
do Crude SHs '25. . . .
Sharon Steel Hoop 8s '4 1 .
South Perto Ricap S. 7s '4 1
Southern Pacific rfg 4s '56
So. Rys. gen. 4-5. 1936..
do 6 Ha, 1956!
Stand. Oil Cal. dety 7s. '81
Steel A Tube Co.! of. Am.
7. 19S1 I
Third Av-i adj. Ss, (I960.,
Tidew. Oil Co, 6Hs. '81 1
Tobacco Prod. 7s. ! 1946. 4
V. P. Istj4a, 1947
do ref. I 4s, 2008 . ,
United Drue 8s. 1931. . . .
U. R. R. A Inv. Co. ofl
San " Fran. 6s, : 1934 . .
V S Ruh 7s. 28 i J
do 6 a, 47 . . .1
V S 8m Rf A M 6s. 28.
U S Hoffman- 8s. J ..... .
U S Steel a t 6s. 63 . ; . . ;
Vir-Car Chem 6s, 128. .". i
do 7 s. 32 . J ..... j
Virginia Ry Sc. 23
West Pac 6s. 461 . .
West Union col 5s, 28...
do H est 4Hs. 60 , . .
W A L Erie ref 4 Ha.
Wick Spec Steel. 7s, 85.1
Wilson A 1 Co:" 1st 8s 1941
do cvt. 6s 1928 -.
do 7S 1831 .
STANDARD
Anglo Am. Oil . .
Atlantic leoooa . . 1
iinis ins111, v.
Ohio Oil t
Int Pet Co. Ltd.
Standard Oil Indiana
Standard Oil Ky. new,
Standard Oil X. Y...
103
104
109
90
92
83
63
77 ,
94
81
99
16
15
74
90
97
47
104 H
83
79
82
92
95
94
107 H
102
100
80
74
- 98
98
90
92
46
99
88
69
83
56 H
96
100
100
88
64
88
78
70
102
106
95
75
86
110
80
12
104
57
88
87
1108
106 H
86 H
62
101
107
98
101
81
92
94
108
100
83 .
108
98
109
9
96
98
8
102
85
67
100
87 H
72
87
99
80
68
78
76
41
26
58
104
100
1 oc
ean
99
87
67
99 H
106
101
61
103
103 .
91
84
108
86
102
80
100-
98
lor
100
104
95
98
88
81
8
89 H
88
94
. , II
. .11106
OIL I8SI
2 I
10 .
p-67" '
820
22
106 H
82
412
' 1 J
'vi-'-Vt 'X.-'i-i -
"OF:
I Cleae.f Chget
82HI 82 H.
83 83
8 88 -
a! i 68 .
81 i 1 81
102 ! 1103
113 112
98 f 98
88 88 "
98 1 -88
87 8T
83 85
115 115
91 91
87 87 H
88 88
57 57 H
;4H 4T
83 83
99 98
105 105
105 105
82. 83.
) M. It "
73 73
185 85
70 H 70
64 H 4
78 79
.64 s 4
104., , 104
108 108
1 r i-v
90 ' 90
83 88 !
82 82
107 : 107
91 91
113 113
102 102 H
74 i 74 H
90 80
90 H 90
80 82
10 100 H
78 78 H
84 84
78 74
88 88
115H 113
A3 83
104 104
88 H 86
88 00
82 82 1
42 . 42
78 79.
67 57
102 103
82 82
107 107
,42 42 1
08 98
107 107
103 103
88 98
L04H 104
63 63
68 68
48 49
60 61
101 101
96 86
106 " 106
99 99 H
100 H 100 H
105 105
115 U6
103 1103
103 104
108 108
99 89
92 92
83 83
63 63
77 77
94 94
81 81
99 99
15 15
14 14
74 74
90 90
97 97
47 47
108 H 104H
83 83 .
79 79
81 82
92 92
95 95
94 94
107 H 107 H
102 102
100- 100
89 90
74 74
98 98
98 98
90 90
82 92
46 46
99 99
88' 88 -
68 69
93 83
JSt 56
96 88 H
100 100
: 99 90
88 88
64 64
87 H 88
77" 78
69 69
102 102
106 106
95 95 H
75 75
-86 86
110 110
80 80
11 12
104 104
56 H 57
88 88
87 87
108 1081
106 106
86 86
62 62
101 101
106 107
99 99
101 101
81 81
91 92
84 84
108 108
100 100
82 83
108 108
98 98
109 108
8 9
86
87 97
89 4 89
102 102
85 85
67 67 H
100 100
87 87 H
72 H -.72
87 87
09 89
80 80
68 68
78 78
75 H 75
40 41
24 24
58 68
104 104
99 IOO
99 69
89 88
99 89
87 87
66 67
99 99 H
106 106H ,
101 101
60 69
103 103
103 103
91 81
84 H 84
108 108
8 86
102 102
89 H 89
100 I OO H
89 98
101 101 H
100 100
103 104
96 95
98 98
99 89
91 91
69H 69H
99 98
99 99
94 H 94 H
103 106
ES r . , i
21 21
10 . 10
57 , 57 '
820 820
21 21
105 106
82 82
410 410
TREET
T11K H
INDEPENficiiT STEEL
SHARES ARE ACTIVE
..h By-- wtwartit . Weat j
Street. Net York. May:
Wall
speculative market ag;
wild over snergrr
Foreign Exchange Market. H'-'i
w York. May 13. (U. r P.) lJrslga' ex
change . : opened easier. J . Demand sterling,
4.44 . p : fmaea. i1 .091X H , up' .0003;
bra. .0524, off j ; marks, .0034. off I 1
Danish kronen, 2lil, off
Xew
TVimestir.
higher at
London,
Sew York-London Sflrer '
York. May;-13. Commercial bar silver:
anehanaed at 89 c: forelcn. !
OHe. - i . -. ;-"f . - 1 . !'
stay . oar suver, o nigner at
et agani
ft P04V
1 . The
Jet its imagination run
ibilitiea. Thai fact that
the street : in 1 general
waa completely taken by
Surprise when the
Bethlehem - lokawanna
Steel ; merger was an
nounced, made it ejl
the more -rrednkws re-,
gsrdrng other com
binations. . not itlierto
discuweiL hut now pnt
'forward with some seri
ousness.1 Neither Lack
awanna Steel nor Bet h
lehem Btee atonk at
tracted the attention
they received i previ
ous days. J Rather the
"buying swung into other
mean hers of the at eel
crouD-n-Keoublie. Midrale.. United Allor. tan-
'hi. mil iRenlnele. i All
niinf etnera earerea W1T.O. I lie rnvrcsc luaw .
the day.
SUel 8
It was two-rtrirda
crly one-third interes
the r rose a -diversion
bidding of Reading,
aible deciaion of th
coal lands ease, on Atonday. ' ints
pathetic buying Jn soma - of the
Maxwell . Motors si
Transcontinental Oil
. ".. J' . ,
ks Attract t! :" "
steel, ehare market with
in other things. 1 Toward
was created by sharp un-
b-tch. bad tn mind a tw
supreme , court t ui ; tne
led - sym
other rail.
ilie ! automobile group and
in the oil gronvt.stooa out
conspicuously. But it Bo time did their ad
vances take away- from the pre-eminence of the
Steele as speculative leaders. l-t
J c-i. 1 M Mnll. rinnur
despite the news f romGeaoa. The bond market
waa generally stronger and somewhat mare active.
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Salem.' Ore.. May-13.-i-L. M. Travis. Tne.. of
Eugene, capitalised atj 828. 000, 1 filed articles of
incorporation with the , ttate - eor.nration de
partment here Friday. I The interporators are
U M. Travis, Lillian! RJ Travis and Fredericks
Travis. ; I " 5 i . - i ;s : ? .
Other corporations ! filing article Were:
Surety Mortgage company. Portland; 1 $5000 :
3. Peters, Daisy Peters and G. Phillips, i
Oregon State Rsdi4 association, Halem: $50:
Garnet Forney. William Burke. Jacob A. Talo
nen, Donald W. Milei and Robin D. Day.
-Certificates of "tnemase in eapitaliaatttin were
filed by Cartoaian Brae.. Portland, $5000 tr.
$50,0O0. and by the JTorest Grove Clay . Products
company. Forest Grove. (25,000 to 840.000.
COTTON MARKET SHOWS' BUT
LITTLE CHANGE AT CLOSING
New York. May 1 $ Teday's cotton market'
after a series of small fluctuations, left otf
about where it stood at Friday's jloaej , Final
prices ranged' between a loss of 8 Points and a
gain of 1 point I ; ( i ; I
Except for local dlsturhsnces. aa reflected in
reports of heavy rstnj and floods st! Austin snd
a cloudburst in Northeast Alabama, the weather ,
news waa considered! gsneraily favorable. As
a result there was further liquidation and local
selling but commission bouses were pretty good
buyers on reports of more active spot demand i
in the South. The opening waa 4 to 8 points
higher on okl crop positions and unchanged to 8 ,
points lower en the! new. Near months soon
eased off, with July I selling down to 19.48. or :
7 points net lower, Ibut the market ahowed a .
fairly steady undertone and there seemed very
little pressure of offerings.
1 t
Month
Jan. ; . . . . .
March . . . .
May . . , . .
July . . , : .
Oct
Dec.
-t-
Opea
1842
1843,
. . 4
I860
1930.
1844
New York spot market
Liverpool cotton cl
High.
1946
1944
1995
1962
1958
I960
2015.
jnw. j
1820 i
1939 ;
1975 i
1946 f
1941 !
1943
Clove.
1942
1944
1978
1947
19.71
1051
losed uaehsnfsd.
PACIFIC COAST
Clearings Monday
oaiances, aignusf a
Clearings, Tuesday J
Balances. Tuesday
Clearings. ! Wedaeedal
i ednesdaa .
Thursrlay .
Thursday.
Saturday . .
Friday. .
Friday...
Saturday, .
Pertland Hanks
11922
3.216,872
1.213,178
4.140.859
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Balances,
(J lea rings
Balances.'
Balances .
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Balances Saturday.
Clearings week . . .
Balances week : .
Taoevna Banks
Saturday's transections
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Clearings Saturday
Balances Saturday
, stan Fraoolsco Banks
Clearings Saturday
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Clearings Saturday
Lee Algstss Banks
Clearings Saturday
New York
New York.
ment:
Average Loans,
BANK STATEMENT
I 607,141
4,
026.728
1192,191 '
4.938,732
871. 4H1
857.268
67.862
897,087
4.889,137
I 857,269
28.878,778
6.298.834
1921
4,713.372
798.494
4.383.403
782,450
6.S64.873
C4.S76
6,183,101
813.825
947,733
4. 789.934
12,381
4.188.847
847.733
28,523.32:1
' 6.003,709
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la Bants
. .i . . . . .
.1 '2,432,000
5,661,1 19
1,170.602
.1
Banks
.$32,200,000
. 2.193,812
1 - ':
.316.328,160
. -yr- ,-.
Sank Statement!
increase 12.586.000; de
mand depoeiU. increase. $31,798,000; time dp-.
posits, increase, $13 J839, 000; reserve, inirreaaa.
$10,234,160. 1 ' 1
Actual Loans, increase. 28,290.000' de
mand deposits, increase. $59,616,000; time
deposits, increase. $11,884,000; reserve. in
crease. $6,169,460. . j j '
Dried Fr lit and BeBs ' ' 1
- New York. May 18 it" N- 1 Rl Bean
market -firmer;, manjow, choice,! 3T.23 asked;
pea, choice, $7.60 kaked; red kidney, choice,
$8.60 . asked. I .- t ' -
- Dried Fruit market 'Prunes' Unsettled; apre
cots, choice to ex -(fancy, 34 988c;,. apple. ,
evaporated, prime to! fancy, 17 9 21c; pninrs,
80s to 60s. 13018Hc; 60s to 100s, 09
12o; peaches, choice to ex-fancy, 13922r;
seedleas raisins, sulphur, choice to fancy. 22 9
26 He. -i -- t.-' "
New. York iPoultry Market
New York. May 13.-r-(I. NJ ft.) Dressed
poultry: Market, etSady. Chickens 29945c;
fowls. 22 9 33 He: jturkeys, 25 0 32c; ducks.
20v27ci ceese. 15 018c - "! . H
Live poultry Market, weak. 'Broilars. 33 a
53c; fowls. 27 0 28e;iturkeya. 25040a: mosters,
16c asked; ducks.. 15 9 26c; geese, 11018c. ,
BOSTO
(Reported
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Adventure 60 -Ahmeek,.
6p
Algomah. ; 25.
ABoOes. .. 26 L
Arcadian. 8
Bins. Mns. 1
Balakalla. . . 8
Cal AArtx: 68 H
Cal.AHee.S66 :
New Corn. 18
Centennial 10 -Cop-Bge.
41
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Daly Wast 2
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Helvetia. . - 1
Kerr Lax 8 H
Lake Cop. . 4
La Salle. . '
Mass. Con, 8
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San Francisco Cash Barley!
San Francisra May 18. U P.) Barley
Snot feed,. per ctl, $1,35 01.40; shlppin. $1.45
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ON HIS ,
RECORD
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GOVERNOR
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Overbecli&CookeCo.
Stock,4 Bond.
316-317 Board
Cotton, iGrkin, Etc,
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DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
To New York and ; Chicago
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