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TUESDAY;5 AUGUST 1, 1922.
- - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, OREGON.
X tj, fit-
NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
Reported by Tie Journal! Wa2 Street Bntu
BY Stuart . West
Wall Street, New York. Aus 1. The lark
of uniformity and a eefisisterit price, trend
irhtrh characterized tbe stoek market mow
. menta trvtay was pi
FT plained by the trad-
f l s- r i rig attitude toward ira-
f . y,ji 7 po riant ootsirte events.
r r it la covenuovial alter
c t a period In which the
J?& market has been dn.
future rle-
icir quota-
- I Tigris u Derome urtcer-
j wJrt&t-tain, and rather tfmid
4 and these dereinpventa
are about te be reaJ-
r. iiM. ao traaers were
'4-: content to hold aloof.
from commitment un
til the railroad execu
tives' conference on
the strike had taken
I some definite shape.
The meeting tot under
I way with so repre
1 ,
X
it t
f v market baa
rJI tf'-v .v .- ......
lMtton. to be.
" 7
f X 11
T'lanaMiarfririi'flfrrtniriffnfk
senfati" an attendance
W that the
street was
that lastine derisions about the
Mnke would be made. ritorki
ftrm. but -after fractions had
of the more prominent
convinced
shopmen s
Ftarted off quite
neen aaael to many
rails and indastriatt. business slowed down and
prices Decaoje irrearular.
OoUoa Trade Kieitad
ir the atock market wa Uckinji in positive
happening, the opposite wm qHite true of
cotton. The extraordinary rise &t J7 a bale
occurred within a few minutes after the gov
ernment rpor on tr rmp condition was pub
lished. Preliminary private estimates had men
tioned smrh marked improvement in July that
both spinners and speculators were prepared
for fiffUOM which would forecast a arrop welt
in eeeis nf 12.000;0on hales. But the c.ov
enment xperU found that damage from bad
weather and boll weei had been quite serere
rne condition nf 70.6 it rent o a normsl
snpply wa rery near.v 2 per cent below con
serratiTe private ealciilatiotis and aligktly under
the , condj'Jnn a month ago. The resultant
forecast was for 11.440.000 bales, an in
CI" 4 per cent over the email yield
of 1921. but still nufficiently below early
a-ueases u to create a heary demand for cot
ton figures. October led the rise in a market
that was thoroughly wild for a time.
Strike Neva Favorable
The financial community be lie res that if
the railroad strike is aettled before the end of
thia week it will hart a powerful effect on the
coal aituabon. The inTiuUon iatued by Chief
J- L- Lwis of the eoalminers' union to opera
tors of the Middle West to meet with union
leaders in Cleveland on next Monday waa quite
the most encouraging occurrence notl in the
Jong disturbance. Stocks for a fortnight hare
been 4ieount!ng the end of both strike. In
this rrocenn, snch representative rails as Penn-(-ylvania.
New York Central. Norfolk & West
ern. Rock Island. St. Paul and 'hesaieake &
Ohio have risen a point t.- more than 2 points
and paat market history r-ucgesta the possibility
of reaction when the good news finally comes
out,
About the only feature of the rails today
was a bulge of St. Paul common and preferred.
. which, however, eased off later. . Chandler
Motor waa ad Tersely affected by new motor
price cuts among competitors and Studebaxer
fluctuated widely
Flurry In Gas
In the last hour, a flurry in Consolidated
Gas. carrying it up about 2 points, drew at
tention to the fact that today marked the
end of bond conversions which theoretically
had been holding the stock down. Call
money waa in better supply than on Monday,
lending at 4 per cent. Cotton options fin
ally reached levels more than S a bale
higher than the day before and a late reac
tion was not sufficient to impair the market's
strength. Foreign exoh&ngea were inclined to
sag. marks rt aching a new low point uuder
15-100.
Weak at Olose
A weak tone developed in stocks near the
close of the market when profeseional specu
lators became active, following rumors thata
the railroad executives in their meeting here
were not unanimous about dealing with the
seniority rights of striking shopmen.
Rtudebaker, Chandler and rubber stocks
were under pressure throughout the day. Kails
displayed little more than a hesitant and
irregular tendency until they were offered
down m ' the final market As a whol the
market actei in keeping with uncertainties
about the stock and where weakness developed
it was not plain that much realising occurred.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Corrected daily by the foreign exchange de
partment of the I'nited States National bank.
Quotations below (except the pound 6ter
ling) are quoted on the basis of 100 uaita
foreign currency.
Opening nominal rates
Draft
Checks.
4.44 H
8. IS H
London
Lbs Stlg. $
Paris, Francs
Belgium
KraiK's. . . .
Berlin, maarks
Genoa, lire .
Athens
Drachmas. .
Copenhagen
Kroner. . .
Chriatiania
Kroner. . .
Stockholm '
Kroner. . .
Hongkong -
Currency . .
Japan, yen . . .
Shanghai
Taeis
on bank transactions:
Cable 1'ar
Transfers Value.
44 Vs
8.1W
S 4 RB6
10.30
7.73
4.52 S
3.00
31.43
16.80
26.09
38.(10
47.73
77 25
.74
15H
33
3 0 -J
21. 4S
16.83
28.04
S8 25
47.00
77.55
1!.30
23.81
19.30
19 30
2 6.70
26 70
26 70
Canadian dollar discount 1 H per cent.
Forlpn Exchange Market
New York, Aug. 1. (L". P.) Foreign ex
change opened easier. Sterling, $4.44
francs. '.0S1SH; lire. .0431 ; marks.
.0015H. I
Foreign exchange was
Sterling. $4 4 4 H ; francs,
marks, .0014 S.
lower at the close.
.0S15; lire. .0432;
Liverpool
.Liverpool, Aug.
September
December
Wheat Market
1. Wheat:
Open. Close.
.10s 2 id 10s 2 Hd
. Osll Sd Bsll Vsd
Loss.
v d
Tsd
A deficit of $11. 000 in the forest de
partment appropriation for construc
tion of the Lake Quinault north shore
road -will be made up by Grays Harbor
county so that the road may be built
Immediately.
Notice of Redemption to
Holders of Victory Notes
and Others Concerned.
Notice is hereby given aa follows:
I. Call for partial redemption of 4 4
per cent Victory notea. AH 4 4 Victory
notes otherwise known as United States
of America gold notes of 1922-23 which
bear the distinniabing letters A, B, C,
I, E or F prefixed -to their serial num
bers, having been designated for the pur
pose by lot in the manner prescribed by
the secretary of the treasury, are called
for redemption on December 15, 1922,
pursuant to the provision for redemption
contained in the notes and in treasury
department circular 1SS, dated April 21.
1919, under which, the notes were origi
nally issued. Interest on all the 4 4 per
cent Vk-tory notes thus called for redemp
tion will cease on said redemption date
December l V 1822. Victory notes of the
4 per cent seriee bearing the distin
guishing letters . H. I. J, K or L pre
fixed to their serial numbers e not in
any manner (affected by thia call for re
demption and will become due and pay
able as to principal on May 20. lsSi.
according to their term. 2. Detailed
information as to the presentation and
surrender cf 4 4 per cent Victory note
for redemption under this call is given In
treasury department circular No. 299, dated
July 26, 1922. copies of which, may be
obtained from the treasury department,
division of loans and currency, Washing
ton, or any federal reserve bank.
AY. MELLON.
Secretary of
the Treasury.
SH?
0VERBECK& COOKE
COMPANY
Stocks. Bonds. Cotton. Grain, fte.
J1S-317 Board of Trad Boildinx
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
To New York and Chicago
" Vtaien CaUcac Board of Trade
CORRESPONDENT OF
LOGAN & BRYAN '
Wall Street Sew York Ana;. 1. The
movement of bond prices today wsii di
vided between a contlnaed rise la many
of the railway isaes and steadiness
In the United State and forelrn g0T
ernmrnt loans with the exception of
Freneh seearltles, wklcn were heavy.
The aetlTity of railroad bonds particu
larly the more specolallve issues, be
sides reflecting tbc recent favorable
traffic reports, was aa expression of
confidence that the end of the railway
and oal strikes was near at hand.
Most of the lwr priced rails either
bettered or equalled their previous high
prices .pf the Hir. St. Paol 4s of 1925
touched a, new top and the convertible
iVt crosfcedJTe. The llsoorl, Kansas
k, Texas jaduastment es, when leaned,
Seaboard jAviine consolidation s, the
Krics anHie St. Louis it San Fran
cisco issues were all actiTe close to the
record levels established in the last
fortnight or earlier la the year. Sm
York Central refunding it were a fea
ture, Betting- above 7 for the first
time in 1922.
Id the lndastrlal list the ugar bonds
remained aetlte.
The heaviness of French government
and other bonds Including the manic,
ipalx, was d no to the unsettled condi
tions of French exchange and the gen.
eral uncertainty Involved In the tef
man reparations , problem. Both the
Vs and ?s got to their lowest in some
time. The Department of Seine 7k
sank to around $1 and the Paris, Lyons
k Mediterranean ts broke to below 79.
Bolivian 8s sold down to a new low
since their Issue. City of Zurich
and the United Kingdom &Vs of 1837
werc . strong spots.
Liberty bonds kept fairly steady al
Uoutth there was Bo tendency to bid
u prices. i
New York, Aug. 1. Following is an offi
cial list of all bonds traded in on the New
York Exchange today with prices and sales
up to and including the close of the market.
Total sales today were $14,415,000 against
tl0.eS3.000 yesterday, 110,774,000 a week
ago. J8. 334, 000 a year ago and 11, 565,000
two years ago.
From January 1 to date, f 2,683,724,000
again- $1,764,765,000 a year ago and -201.429.000
two years ago.
Low. Close.
High.
106S
3
72i
s;
HOl'i
6.
300 Vict
3s. do
do
do
do
do
SSSjLib 3 ... 101.22 100.06 101.22
521 do reg .... 101.04 101. OO 10100
2iLib 2d 4s ... 100.42 100.40 100.42
631. do- 1st 4'4a 101.80 101.32 101.34
2d 4VS. 100.60 100.48 100.50
Teg 100.40 100.34 100.34
3d 4 Vs s. 100.60 100.50 100.5.4
reg ... 100.50 100.36 100.36
do4th4'. 101.34 101.22 101.82
do reg .... 101.18 101.16 101.18
4s .. 100.90 100. 6 100. SS
ree .... 100.66 100 64 100.64
3li do 3-Ws4Vs 100. 4H 100 40 100.4(5
15 do 3s reg 100.40 100.30 100.30
1 U S Fanama 3s. I 92 i 02 j 92
2'ji do regd 3 . . . I 92 92 92
Oiltilippine 4 . . . 92 H I U2 H I 92 H
iFOHKIUN BONDS
6 Argentine 6s . . . 86 86 86
71' do 7s ,1004100 (1004
38 Belgium "Hi . -, 1 06 jlOH li 1 06 Vt
l-!i do Ss il06 S jlOGS ri-06 H
24 do 6s 1100 i 100 V, )100
2 Chinese Rwy 5s.1 53 V 53 S! 53
21 : of Berne Ss. . 1 1 1 H !U 1 ts L1 1 H
13 C of Bordeaux 6al 83 H j 83 S3 W
4 Copenhagen SHsl 92a 92 I 82
109 100 109
83 H 831 83
83 V 1 8 3 V 83 Vi
87 H 87 87
99si 99 HI 99 hi
. . .100 S 100 100
. . . 82 H ' S2 4 82 hi
. . . iioo iioo I ioo
7im 71 H I 71 4
. . .;i12tjll29jll2
ctf'i 92 i 90 H 90 h
. . ..Iiish loss lo. S
84 4 84 4
91 91
It) 1 ' 102
90 N 99 H
98 4 98 4
99 4 99 4
95 95
94 4 94
101 4 101 4
99 99 4
82 1i 92
92 4 92 4
78
109
4
3 Christ is ma Ss
21 C of Lyons 6s
5 Marseilles 6a . .
21 Prague 7 4s .
22 IUO de Jan 8s.
24 do 8s ctfs .
1 1 SoL'Sons 6s . .
6 Sao Paulo 8s .
4- Tnkio 5s
6 Zurich Ss . . . .
48 8eine 7s tem
1 Panish 8s A .
2 'Dominican 5a
5i do 5 4s .
62fDofCan5 Hi notes
2 do 5s '2 6
It) do 5s '62 . .
8! do 5s '31
60. D E I rets 6s '4
J4pi do rets 6s '52
91 French Ss ....
250; do 7 4s ....
2;Imp Jap 1st 4 4
12j do 2d 4 4s .
18j do sterl In 4s.
9 Denmark Ss . .
Denmark efts 6s
21 Italy 6 4 A ...
4S Ncthrrlands ret
6 ; Norway 8s . . .
25 1 Sweden 6s
47 ! Bolivia &s
2 .Chile 8s '26. .
14 do '41 ... .
12! do ctfs
1'Cuba 5s . . . .
1S! do 4 4 s . . .
41 Caecho-Slovakia
6il"ruguay 8s
4 Queensland "s.
12 do 0s ctfs. ..
8 Swiss 8s 1194
.Rio Grande d S Ssi 100 4 100 4
21 Sao Paulo 6s . . . . 100 4 1100 4
64 L h i! (1. R 4 1
! 5 4s '22
do 5 4s "2 2.
do 5 4s '29 .
do 5 4s '3 7.
S Branl 8 s.
do 7 4s '52.
S. Mex. Ss. .
S Met 4s. . .
NEW YORSK
1 N Y City 4 4s 64:103 4
35. do 4 4s '85 . .108
1 do 4 4s '66 ..1034
Hales. IN 1 OOO
I High, i Low, I Close.
84
91
102
99 4
08 4
09 4
95 4
84 4
102 4
99 4
92
92 4
78 4' 78
109 4 ;109
9 8,
96 4
97 ! 9 0 4
110 4:110
104
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!102
:i02 4
(102 4
96 4
81 4
96 4
.1104 4
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102
80 4
96
104
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119
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109 4il09 4
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110 11094
! 97
110
104
: 99 4
102 4
102 4
102 4
81 4
, 96 4
104 4
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119 4
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100
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110
104 4 !104 4
!100
86
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86
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61
4
4s '5 7 . . . . 1 10O 4
R AILKiOAD BONDS
105
.100 4
. .1 864
.78 1
.1 454i
CITY BONDS
108 4 103 4
14)7 "4 108
103 4 ! 103 4
100 100 4
do
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21! do
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10'Bklyn
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ref 5s
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pr in X 4 s .
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liBush Tm bldg 5s
2iCan Siu 5s
8lCan Nor deb 6 4s!lll
103lCan Pac 4s . . " ,. 79"!i
33!Cent Ry Brar.il 7s! 96
10 Cent of Ga Ry 65 100 4
93
83
101
88 4
86
85 4
94 4
82
93
83 4
79
92 4
99
102
96
89 4
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91
54
167
63
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78
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71
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3 0 B Q gen 4s. . .
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SO &. E I 5s. ... i 82 4
2jC A E 1st con 69,105 4
1 iK'bic 1; V 4 s ... ; 59 4
Bit' I & I. 1st gn6a.
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67 Cle t n Teraa 5 H 105 4
i:Cin Wsb A H 4s 82 4
2 f'ol 8 r'g 4 4s S9 4
Cub R R 5 83 4
3 CRR 1 lnrf7 4s 104
Dayton Mich 4 4 s! 924
S Dela A Hud fcvt 5si 97 4
; 2; do cvt 5s . .". 97 4
1 1 do 5 4 '101 4
1 do ref 4s, .... j 45 H
10,I A It O imp 5s 81
1 Do con 4s ... 78
20 TVt Ui Rwys 4H! c4
3:K1 Jol A E 1st Ssi 99
IS.iEri ten lien 4s. . ST
21 i do pr lien 4s. . 67 4
81 do ert 4s A. . . I OS
14 do cvt 4s B. ..I 52H
31 do evt 4s l. . . I 67
5, Erie A Jersey 6s. i 93
2.Gsl H A S A Mez
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95 I 95
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89
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74 74
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734
86 4
994 1100
814 1 814
72 4
95 4
95 4
99 4
96
97
65 4
84 4
75 4
88 4
93
8 2
79 4
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SI
514
76 4
374
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55
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94 4
79
77
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81 4
77
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63 4
92 4
89 4
87 4
814
69 4
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97 4
63 4
62 4
81 H
104
94 4
95 4
99 4
95 T4
63 4
84 4
75 4
68 4
93
82
79 4
56 4
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51 4
75 4
374
10 4
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84 H
78
77
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81 4
774
45
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64
92 H
89 4
88
81 H
69 H
102 H
87 4
63 4
63 4
814
104
95
95 4
99 4
96
lib" P 6s
2S, do 1st 4s
3 do cvt 4s ... .
6 :Ya Mid gen 5s. .
5 Ta Ry 5s
2 Wash O A W 4s.
6;Vest Md 4s. . . .'
I West Shore 4s . .
3V ALE con 4sj
I I do ref 4 4s..
2! do 5s '28 ... .
5,Vi- Cent gen 4ft.
fi do 8-iir Dul 4i
2XYNHAHdeb455i
5 do 6s I
2 do 34s . . . .
1 7 'NYOnt A W ref 4s,
5 N Y Rys ref 4s
co ctfa ;
6; do adj 5. ... j
7,N Y Sua A West!
! g. m. 6s .... I
32NY Westch A!
I Boston 4Ha-.j 55 HI 84 Hi 54 H
14 NAWRR cvt 6s.L14 4ll4ill34
830;Xor Pa 6s sB . . 108 4 1108 4 (108 4
5-j do gen 3s.... 62 4 i 62 H I 62 4
195; do refAimp 63I 97 4 1 96 4 1 97 4
1 Ohio Riv 1st 5s. I 9841 9841 98 4
4 OreACal 1st 5s. ,100 100 jlOO
4;Or Sh L 1st en5sil04 4 104 4 1104 4
21 dolst cngtd 6s: 105 4 1 105 4 J105 4
5 do rfg 4s. .. . 93 ' 92 41 92 4
SljWehBBNav 4s.. 82 41 82 H 1 82 H
MISCELLANEOUS AND I'DCSTRLlXi
BONDS
6!Ajax Rub 8s ...1100V4
6
1104 4
97 H
84
65 4
84 H
75 4
68 4
93
82
79 4
56 Ta
81
514
75 4
37 4
104
55
1 i; M t TVJ V
7;Am Ag Ch 7 Hs!
1 i . do 1st cv 5. .
1 ;Am Cot Oil 5s. .
15;Am Smelt 1st 5s.
27. Am Sug A Ref 6s
'15 do col tr 5s . . .
6j do col 4s
12; Am W Works 5s.
2;Am Wr Pap 6s. .
166iJur In liar cvt 6s
11 Armour r e 4 Ha!
4 Ati Fruit crt 7s. !
13 All. Ref 6 Hs
5 do deb 6s. . .
7 Bell Tel of Pa 7s
2BarnsdaU 8s B.
1 Beth Sat 1st ext 5s
3, do ref 6s. . . .
8" do 6s
2iBraden Cop 6s. .
1 B kin Edi 6s B.
li do 7s D
2 do 5s
IB'kln Uas Edi 6s
5, Bush Trm Bd 5s
1 Cal G A E 5s. .
25,00 de P cvt
2 1 rChile Cp cv 7s
"do 6
i;Cin G A E 5 H sj
20 1 o'o ind 5s ...
Col G A E 5s. .
1 6 j do 5s sta'. .
22;Con Coal Md 5s
46-Con Gas cv 7s.
36 do
94
103 4
99
92
81
86
82 S
90 4
39
1034
100
108
103 H
96
964
98 4
102 4
102 4
107 H
94 k
94 4 I
93 I
. . 964i
8stl20 4
. .,105 4
99 H
6
104
974
84
93H
103
98 4
91 H
80 H
85
82
90 4
39
1034
ipo
107 4
103H
96
964
98H
102 4
1024
107H
94 4
94 4
92 4
96 4
119 4
92 4
7 4
78
96 4
96 H
89 4
123 4
124 4
99 H
6
104
97H
84
934
103 4
98 4
91 4
80 H
83
82 4
90 4
9
103 4
100
10-8
103 H
96
904
984
102 4
102 4
107 H
94 4
94 4
93
964
120
105 4 il05 4
37 C C. Sg cv db 7s! 89
105; do 8s sta ... j 92 1
2 C-Am Sug 8s ...,'106 4!
4Cumb T A T 5s. . j 94 4 i
1 Det Edi rf 6s . . 1102 4 !
12; do 5s I 9S4
1 do rfg 5s i 95 H
1 D A L V 1st 5s. ! 85
3 Don SU rf 7s . . . 1 98
12 Dup de Nem 7 4sil07 4
9 Duq LAP 6s. . :103 4
15 do 7 4s.... 107 4 ,
1 Elkh Coal 6 . . . i 97 4
26 Em G A F cv7 H s! 98 4 1
IFfek Rub Co 8s. . 1107
92 H
974
78
98 4
96H
89
122
12 2
88 4
90
106H
93 4
iiv;
95
85
98
107 H
103
107 4
97 4
98 4
92 4
97 4
7S
96 H
8 H
894
123 4
124 4
89
90 4
106H
93 4
1024
98 4
95 H
85
98
107 4
103 4
107 4
33 Frsm I D db 7 H
2Gen El deb 5s. .
lOljGoodnch 1st 6H
3Gdr T A R 8s
47
1
10
10
104
41118 4
do 8s '31 ... . 1101 4
Grnby Min 8s... 99 4
Holl Am L 6s. . 89
974! 994
101 4 101 H
19 H O A R db
12flnt Aft ,5s.
6 lint Pap 5s A. . .
19! do 5 R !
12'fnt M M S F 6s
2 rnv Oil 8s
6 J Ka.wer 7s. . . .
4 Lark Steel 5s. . .
7 do 5s i
3 I.cld Gas ref 5s;
JOit.ig A M 5s
SILrilrd 7s
6 Man Sue deb 7 4s
2:Mr Oil Ss
4 Mar tril 7 Hs. .
7 1 Mich State Tel 5s
4 Mid 8teel cvt 5s.
5 Morris A Co 4 Hs
18N Eng TAT 1st!
t SsA i
ISiXT Airb e 6s
11 NT Ed Co rf8 4sj
1NY Uas 1 L H Aj
I ' P Co. prem 4s
14jNY Tel gen 4 4 si
21 do ref 6s
1 -Niagara Falls P6s
64 SAmer Ed 6s..
4 X Ohio Tract A
i Lt 6s 1
ll States Pow
6i do 1st Ss
SOt.N W Bell Tel Ti.
lOiOtis Steel Rs...
5 Pee Gas a 1 Si.
2fPac Pow A Lt 5s
41 Pac T A T 51.
15! do Sa rets. . .
4 Packard Mot 8s.
liPan Aa Pet A
I Trans Ts . .
14 Phil Co ref 6s
3 Pub Serof N J 5s
5'f A 8 ert debTHs:
8 Prod ft Set 84. .
- S Rem 1st 6s A. . .
1 Rep IAS 5s. . .
3 Saks A Co 7s. . .
2 Sana C Oil 5H.
IS do ert THs...
21 do ? rots
2 Sha SO Hoop 8s.
3 So Po RiceJu 7s.
HO Cal deb Ta.
10ine Oil Co 64s.
8T1 Edi 1st 7s. .
6tTe Prod Ts . . .
U Cn PagAPa da ctfj
2 i n Tank car 7 s
lft'a DmaT S .
l;ll 8 RealAImp 8s
J8;ll B Corp 9 ctfs.
100
11H
101 H
99 H
884
5H100 1100
80 H 1 80
87 I 87
87 I 864
96 41 96 4
95 H J 93 4
105 'l044
100 100
90 894
91 91
9 4 99 4
115H 115H
98H 984
1024 1024
111 4 jll 1H
99 4
89 H
88 4
88
1014
110H
824
93
103 H
104
82 4
93
6s, 101
814
107 4
108 H
814
80
97 H
92 H
187 4
101
99 4
854
111
102
84H
814
89 H
89 H
184 4
88 H
i4
1004
188
1034
104
193
8914
1034
111
964
88 4
6 C S Bub THs. .1107
-tK da ...I 81 -
:TT 8 -gRefAMineiilOt H
27;U 8 Steel a f &a.tl03 V
98 4
88
8T
101
1104
824
84 4
105 4
104
81
85
101
91H
10T4
100
81
80
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92 4
107 4
101
98
85 4
118
182
84
92 4
88 H
984
104 4
85
884
100 4
14
1034
184 4
1824
8T4
1031
111
9
834
10T
tOlH
103 4
98 4
106
87
101 H
1004
H6H
101 4
994
89
100
80 H 1
87
87
96
954
103
1100
80S
81
99 4
1154
88 4
102 4
11 1 H
89 4
89 H
86 4
874
181
110H
824
84
103 H
184
82 4
83
101
91H
187
100
81
80
974
82 H
lOTii
181
884
85 4
84 4
83 4
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884
104 4
884
8.
i0 4
186 4
1834
1884
183
88 H
183 &
ill
934
1T'
90
1014
1034
WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
Resorted b Tfee JournaJ's Wall Street Bureau
(Wall Street Journal Financial Review)
Sen Tork, Anf. (C. P.) Wall
street spent most of the day waltiag
for the railroad execntlves to make a
daclsioa en President Hardlasj's pro
posal for settlement of tbe shopniea's
strike. Tals left tbe market wltHost
aa impalsa In either section, and prices
fluctuated almlesslr for the greater
part of the session.
Stocks la the early trad Ins; reflected
the rood feeling created by the ability
of tbe railroad and in do it rial averages
to reach a farther new hifh. Bails
were ia demand.
Union Pacific, Frisco common and
FlUsbarg- A West Virginia showed
good gains orer the previous close.
Trading ia the industrials were lea
tared ay. aetlTity In mercantile stocks,
as motor stocks were heavy.
The market closed irregular.
Sales.
Stocks
High. I Low. I Close.
600
"466
1800'Vdams Eip . - .
2O0:AgT Chem . . . .
,Agr Chem pf d . . .
2200;Ajab Hub
400 Alaska Gold . . .
4O0 A'a&ka Juneau .
4 100 i Allied Chem . .
1900!Alll-Chatmers .
I do. ifd
2001 Am Beet Sugar.
200jAm Bosch
4 800 Am Can Co ...
do cfd
Am Car A Fdv .
do ifd
Am Cot Oil . . .
1 do rfd
lOOjAm Drug Synd .
100 Am Hide A Lea
O0j do rfd
S100,Am Ice
700Am Intl ( orp . .
300Am Linseed
1001 do pfd
3 7 00l Am Ixco-
i do tfd
200Am Sai Raz . . .
170O;Am Ship A Com
1000 Am Smelter . .
400 do pfd
! Am Snuff ....
lOOOAm Steel Fdy
700 Am Sugar ....
1001 do pfd
200 Am Sumatra ..
2300Am Tel A Tel
500Am Tobac
800 do B" . . . .
1600 Am Wool ....
200 do P pfd ..
100! Am Zinc
2 5 00 j Anaconda
14 00, Atchison
200j do pfd
500! At! Coast Line
1200Atl Glf A W I
6900lSaldwin Loco .
do pfd
l2100Balto A Ohio . .
500i . do pfd
1 OOiBarusdell Corp
1 800 Beth Steel "B '
1900Booth Fish
2400IB K T
2000;Butte C A Z
2000;Butte A Sup . .
1 00 1 Burns Bros . . .
SOOCaddo Oil
lOOICalif Packing .
1000;Calif Pet
I Cal Pet pfg
,Can Pa
Cen Leather . . .
ICerro de Pasco
500 Con Textile . . . .
12600jOhandler Motor..
2300'Chi A N W. . . .
lOO Chgo Gt. W.
600,do pfd
llOO Chill Cop
100;Chino
228001 O At St P
16200 do pfd
6 00 i Coco Cola
1200!C AO
Colo F A I
IOO1C0I0 Southern . .
1800!Col Gm A Elec. .
800 .Columbia Graph.
100, Con Ga
66 4
374i
i24!
1-,
1 4
74
54 H
46 " '
36 4 1
61 4
t
i72""
'264
I " 5 4
134
714
!llU4
I 42 H
1 34
I 53
i 1 20 H
' ' 6 4
j 19 4
I 0 1 4 i
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106
40
1224)
149 4
143
914
30
774
53 4
1014
81 H
110 H
82 4
12J. 4
65
37 H
i i 4
4
1 4
72
63 4
46 ' '
364
59 4
168'
26 4
"54
13 4
71
110 4
414
34
53
118H
' 64
19 4
6) 4
97 4
38 4
80 41
66 4
37 4
64
11
4
1 4
72
53 4
87 4
45 4
88
39 4
1108
1 OS
121
26',,
60
5 4
13 4
71
111
42
33 H
53
118 4
117 4
6 H
19 4
60
97 H
134
38
80 4
106 106
39
122
148
143
80 H
294
IT 4
63 4
101 H
91 H
110 4
314
119
1900
1800
500
58 4
63 4
28
78
9
26 4
74
314
136
11
79H
I 60
I
30 a. Cons Cigars
do pfd
500iCont'l Can
Cities Svg Backers
Corn Prod
do pfd
Cosden Oil
R I P j
do "A" pfd . .
pfd
141 4
39
38
10 H
624
79
9
21 4
22 4
30
30 4
48 4
71
73 4
'484
83H
4H
125
85
'77 js"
I.
109
117
43 4
45 4
80 H
83 4
93 H
93
164
384
26 H
127
804
130
49H
83
18
27 4
47
84
51 ' "
12 4
78 H
179 H
134
'70 4
37H
'30' '
404!
84 4 1
3041
83 H I
- -1
664
63 H
28
77 4
8 H
25 4
74
31 4
136
10 4
79 4
69 4
140
38 4
37 H
10
584
77
9
21 H
214
30
29H
46 4
70 4
72
'47" '
82
44
1224
33
78 4
107 4
116 4
424
44
88 H
83
904
93
164
384
26
126H
30
1294
47 4
62
174
26
464
83 H
'si"
124
77
179H
13
68 H
374
A6 ' "
40
83 4
80 H
82
I -
1 8 H I 18
11094 1109
I I
69 4
174
64
3200
700
1300
9800-C
100
300j do "B"
15S00tCrucible
1001 do pfd
SOOiCuba Cane
8001 do pfd
1600 Cuban Ann Suar
200Del A Hudson...
300'Dome Alines . . .
800;Iel A Lack
300 Davison Chem. . .
SOO Endicott Johnson.
8100 Erie
54001 do 1st pfd. . . .
600 Elec Stor Baty.
5500,Kamous Players . .
Fed Min A Smelt.
1000; do pfd
500 Fisk Tire
500 Gen Cigars
100 Gen Klfec
2 54 00 Gen Motor
do 6
6500 Gen Asphalt . . .
200iGoodricn.
Glidden Paint . .
100 Granny
2100 Gt IScr Ore . .
6600iGt Jior pfd. . . .
lOOiGreene Caninea
eoOlGuU 8 Steel. . .
IGlen Alden . . . .
iHonston oil . . .
400iHupp Motor . . .
lOOO IUs Cent
I Inspiration ....
lint Ag Corp com
...... I do pfd I I
4 00ilnterboro j 1H 14
600! do pfd I 3H 34
1 4 00 Interstate Callalianl 841 8 4
200jlnt Harv 104 4I104 4
2100;Int Merc Mar... 18 17 4
1 1 ovi 00 pia 1 7 1
800 Int Nickel 18
13300lnt Taper j 56 4
I do pfd I
1000 Invincible Oil . . .
4 00 j Island Oil
lOOUewel Tea
OOOiK C Southern. . . I
2fl0lK C 8ou pfd
5200lKelly-8pgfld .
13r-0Kennecott
1600!Keystone Tire
1700 Lacs Steel . .
1900 iLee Tire . . .
1300;Lehieh Valley
ROOILonllard . . .
21 OOjLowe Theatres
700 IL AN
lSlOOiMei Seaboard
2000 Mavwcl! Mot '
4500I do "B" . .
24 00 May Stores ...
9300-Mex Pet
2O0. 'Miami
SOOOiMid St Oil . . .
lOOOiMidvale Steel .
- SOO'M K A T Wi.
500t do pfd Wi. . .
lOOIMont Power ..
7100jMont Ward . . .
2100 Mo Pae
ISOOi do pfd
100IM 8 P A S S M
600 Marland Oil
800 Martin A Perry..
2100jXat Enamel ...
Nat Lead
SOOiNer Coo
11200iNew Haven
1800 Norfolk AW...
2800iNor Pao
fNo-rav Scotia Steel
" T Air Brake . .
400 N T Central
900Nor Ama
SOOOlOkla. Prod, raf . .
300 Ontario Silver . ,
300 Ont A West. . . .
200 'Otis SLtoei
700, Pacific Dev. ...
lOOiPac Gaa A Elec.
10O0Punt Alegre
87 00, Pacific Oil
10OiPan aain IPet
"A"
Sales I
la $10
13 4
4
184
26 H
58
45H
36 4-!
10 4
784
284
654
1654
16
134
22
Cl
20
122
168
294
13
854
18 4
414
73
22 4
23 H
57
64
804
294
57 4
16 4
82 H
115
794
87 4
704
24
74
58 4
US
7
TO
514
554
744
13
4
18 H
26 4
58
43 4
35 4
94
77 4
274
65
164
154
183
204
58 H
194
119
164 H
29H
124
35
18
41
73
22
22 4
56 4
64
89
294
68 4
80 4
112 H
77 4
87
884
24
74
26
11 H
H
70
BOH
84
73 '
894
122
147
142
90 4
284
174
63 4
101 4
814
107
32
120 H
112 4
87 4
63
28
77
8H
25 H
74
30
136
104
79
59 4
73
140
38 4
37 H
10
69 H
77H
8H
21
214
29 H
30
46H
70
71 H
30 H
47
8
44
124 H
35
664
76
194
108
116
42 4
44 4
95 4
824
90 H
83
18
39
26
127
30 4
130
474
81 H
174
26
46
834
12H
60 H
12 4
76 H
178 H
13 4
81
69
87
14 4
29 4
89 4
83 4
29 4
82
53
73 4
1 8
109
41
84
37
1 4
3 4
8 H
108 4
17 H
70 4
18
63
83
13
4
17 H
264
674
43 4
35 H
94
774
27 -
65
164 H
154
180 4
I 21 H
68 H
19H
119H
166 H
29 4
12 4
85 4
17 4
40 H
72H
22
22
IV4
89
28 H
56
99
164
80H
112H
78
31
73
87
69 H
24
74
27
11 4
64
68 4
50 4
64 H
78
High
Lew
Cle
1 1 do rec
2 i Utah PowALt 3sj
50
21
13
13
12
V Chem Ts rets A
as 7 He
" do cvt 7 H .
War Boa Ref Ts
West Pa Power 6s
do 5
W U re est. 4 H sj
do
(West-house El Ts
Wilson , 1st Cs
do cvt 8s.
Wtlsoa 7 H a. .
STASDA&D OIL
102 4
91
984
lf3
8
184
10i
9SH
834
110 H
1084
10O
88
104 4
102
80 4
984
185
-88
103 4
m
88H
14
110 4
107
884
88
184
. , Anglo Am Oil .
60O AU Ixtboa ,7?r.
10'Eureka PL .
SOOiOal Sig Oil . .
. 15'Ohie)' Oil
tOmrinois PL,..
. 160'Imp Oil of Caa .
60ln4 P 1,
8800-Intl Pet Co Ltd .
500 Pa Met Fnel ,
80 Prairie P t....,
4100 S O Ind ......
lOOOl da, SLy W
150001 d Ooisy . . .
ISSUES
18 H
102 4
91
984
186
8S
104
101
88 H
S4
110 4
IM
100
83
104 4
18 H
11
88
55
2T8
182
11
88
21
84 .
255 !
108
I42S -t
1
88
53
2T8
162
109 H
8 4
!!
254 H
1108 4
34
423
18 H
10
89
55
2T
182
108 H
at
83
155 V
108
1423
1000) do "B"' . .
7000 'Penna
700iReo Gas
8 7 OO, Pere Marquette
220otPire Oil
70,PhUlipa Pet . .
1200, Pierce Arrow . .
300: Pierre Oil
2M Ptwa Coal
2500Pitta A W Va.
5700jPnu Sea Steel . .
110 fmsni Steel Car
1100 Pullreao
4 00 Ray Coal
2500; Heading ......
KOOfEeroington . . . .
100 Eeplogle Sue! .
600jHpullic IAS.
do pfd. ....
1200 Rep. Motors . . .
3700;Royala Dutch Oil
500 Ry ejteel Spg..
'Stand Oil Ken .
13o0;Hean Boebuck .
J (M!;?rtattnek, Arts. .
200 Stiell T A T. . .
4 800'Sinclair
Stand Oil Ind . .
100! do N J' . . .
200:93088 Shef ....
4300 Sou Pacific ...
3000 Sou Ry ...
l0OStand Oil Cal..
2700;8t L A S F. . .
400Strombrg Carb. .
43X00;8tudebakr ....
! Swift A Co
100 Ten Cop A Chem
8 10.0, Texas Oil ....
26001Txaa Pacific . . .
7001 do O A O. . . .
2600 Tob Products.. .
40OOTran Coot Oil.
500 Tnion Oil Del. .
4100;rnion Pac ..
iTnited Alloy . . ' '
2200 raited Drag . . . !
aOOjrnited Food Prod
400 Tnited Fruit
200'fnion BAP
1100 C SCI Pipe.!
4 900,r Reuil Stores.
2000; I." 18 lnd Alcohol.
6000 r S Rub . . .
300 do 1st pfd . .
100 U S Smelting. . . '
100001V H Steel .... .
IOO: da pfd . .
6O0 ruh Copper . . I
300, Va Caam .
600, do pfd
6700,Vanadium Steel..
,Vio Vivarxieu
22001 Wabash
3500 .do A jM
S 66 4 68
474 464 464
87 86 4 86 H
34 4 33 4 f S3 4
30 29 4 294
45 434 444
10 941 94
7 4 7 4! 7
64 4 64 H 63 H
41 4 40 40
74 7 7
82 82 81
121 120 4 120
14 16H 164
764 , 75 75 H
37 4 36 4 36
32 H 32 4 32 H
73 72 72 4
92 4
10 10 i 9 4
53H 524i 52V
109 4 108 4 108
I 95 4! 95 4 85 4
I 80 4 I 80 80
! 4 1 9 4 8 4
38 "3a 88
I 31 4 j no 4 81
jl09 10S4 108 H
181 41181 H 181
I 4741 47 47 '
I 82 4! 91 4 81
. 25 4 I 25 4 25 4
T167 !1054il5
! 30 4! 29 4) 29 4
I 4 I 42Hf 414
133 4 129 H 1 29 H
102
104 104 104
44 46 46
314 80 4 j 30 H
23 V 24 4 2 4 4
84 4 53 4 33 4
Uh 32H 13 "
20 4 20 4 ; 20
1444 1424U42V
- - t 38
82 81 I 81 H
, J7 74 74
1474 147 1147
60 59 4 60
86 35 34 H
614 i Hi i 4
64 4 61 4 I 61 4
59 H 57 4 ! 57 4
10 4 106 4 1IO6
40 4 I 4 0-, 40 H
1014,100 ilOO'i
1 18 4 1 184 I 18 4
65 4
27 I
61 H
30 4
1 1
134
88 4
65
274
61 4
10
12 4
3 a
I (15
27 4
6t
49 4
1 0 4
12
32
SHARP ADVANCE IN COTTON IS THE BIG FEATURE OF DAY'S FINANCIAL SITUATION
PRICES HAVE AN
UNCERTAIN!
da B nfd . .
liWella-Fargo . .
Westttn rao -
d id ....
'Western Union
2400 West K A U. .
300 West Md
100
60O
400
40O
5fKr
400
Whit Motsrs .
WiUys-Oeeraand
do cfd . . . . .
200! Wilson Packing
lOOiWis Orn
lOSjWoolworth ....
800 W orth Pump . .
600 W' A L E
5 00, White Oil
IOO, White Kagle Oil.
79
is.
14
62 4
124
434
8.4
44 4
43
28 H
!t77
53
14 4
8
23 H
79
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105 4
614
114
48 4
84
42 4
43
2.9 H
177
52 4
13 4
8
25 4
924
79
18
SO
106 4
81 4
114
48
84
43
4 2
29
177
52
14
8
25 H
Fj. dir. H per cent.
Money. 4. 4. 4.
Total sales stocks, 717,000 shares.
Total sale, ootids. 814,690,000.
BOSTON COPPER5 STOCKS
(Reported by Overbeck 4 Cooke Co. I
Bid.
Aria Com 8 '
Adventure 50
Ah meek 63
Allouex 2
Arcadian 3 4
Bingain 14 4
Cal A Am 60
CaIAHec2S0
Centenial 9
Davis Daly 7 4
Hancock 2 4
Helvetia 1 H
Keewansw 2 4
Kerr I.ake 3 :
I .a Saile
Michigan
Mohawk
Mas Val
X Butte
X pissing
1 4
60
.15
54
33
Ask.
84
80
4
HZ
14
61
:s4
10
74
3
1 H
3
4
1 Ts
3
60 H
2
12 4
3
60
Bid.
Old 1 Co 25 H
Osenla M 35
Quinc af
Pond I'rk
Isl 1. Kyal
Hup Host
In bh M
do pfd
Sou Vtah
tnp Cop
Trinity
Tuolmne
43 4
21
2 4
1 4
39
26 4
6
4 4
P 2
70
t'tah Met 1 1
I s Mng 4 1
do pfd 4 8
t'tah Apx 2 4
Ventura. 30
Victoria . . 1 44
Winona . . 14
Wolverine 1 I 4
Wyandatt 60
16
A'ked.
26
36
44
22
25
1 4
39 4
26 4
10
4 H
2 4
73
1 4
41 4
48 4
2 4
30 4
T H
12 4
76
THREE BILLION
RUBLES FOR FORD
1. The Ford Motor corn
's depot here, but not many
Moacew, Aug.
Dsns has opened
cars have been sold so far. tbe reason probably
being that tbe present price is something over
3,000,000,000 rubles for a Ford runabout.
! (Leather
Boston. Aug. 1.' Resjreeentative tanners ex
pert a gradually rising market for leather until
this commodity can be produced at a fair
profit. The, market is slosrly growing stronger
and asles are steadily increasing, but prices
l have not yet reached the peipt where the tan
ners are out of tbe red ink.
BAK
.Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Balances
STATE ME ST ' OF
Portland Ban
1922
Monday.! 6. 458. 98.8 8
Monday. 2,291.440
July. . .132.818.378
July. . . . 27,683.867
Tuesday 4.809,529
Tuesday. 728,4 61
COAST
1921
8 4.883,978
1 .334,946
107.832.881
19.386.452
4.82S.242
522,681
8n Francisco Banks
Clearings Tuesday $29,300,000
Oakland Banks
Clearings Tuesday $ 2,431.000
Los Aneeles Banks
Clearinci Tuesday ,...114,632.923
Seattle Banks
Clearings Tuesday S 11.21 1,001
Balances Tuesday 497,676
Taeoma Banks
Tuesday's Transactions ........ 8 3,288,000
COTTOX
Providence, R. 1., Aug. 1. The Royal mills
cf the I. C. A R. Knight company at River
Point. H. 1., the largest single unit in tbe
Pswtucket valley effected by the long-continued
textile strike, has resumed ope rati one. Nearly
all of tbe Rhode Island mills reported gains in
the number of .employes at work this week.
i RAPES
San Francisco, Aug. 1 .- The early grapes
are beginning to reach the market, but not In
quantities, aa yet. Tbe market is stagnant
Madrid, Aug. 1. The Sienish crape crop
is expected to pe exceptionally Heavy as a
suit of the good weather.
MACHIXERT
Springfield. Mass.. Aug. 1.
Manufactttring company, makera
motorcycle, is now 'figuring on
1 200 machines to be shipped;
-Tbe Hen lee
of the Indian
an order for
to Australia.
This is the largest 'foreign inqgiry received in
a long time and follows an extensive advertis
ing campaign carried on in foreign markets.
ICK
St. Louis, Aug. 1. On account of the coal
shortage n-e prices have been increased In many
places throughout the Southwest. The rate of
increase has been about 341 Tr cent in most
localities.
ULA88
Pittsburg. Aug 1. July wa the best month
in the hutory of the windoi glass industry.
There sre no signs of s let-up in demand and
certain sixes are becoming acarce.
. POCLTRT
Atlanta, Aug. 1.1 There has been a sharp
decrease In the price paid for poultry by whole
salers. Friers have dropped to 22 He a pound,
durka to 1 5c. geese' to , 1 fte. kens to 18e easy
roosters to 10c Kgg bave, fallen tar 32 H
4oaen. s,
. !' .. - . Tco.ii .; .- !'
Boston, Aug. .L-Tsi "er England CeaU
' Coke eosnpenjr lias made- fe- adeances of
8 li a tos) in coke daring the last week, bri using
t tie price up to 813-50 a ton. Contract eoke
was available for , den very lo ' Keelawd
p.Hnts on April 1 at JIJ.IJ. Tba company
has been buying British - coal to repiaoa its
diminished stock. f - .
Port Worth. Aug. : J. -Vood fof vise as a
eubsti tote for ei 1st the; heatiag of Basses
tlds winter is extremely acarce and only a
small amount of relief caa be expected from '
this source. '; j . .
Toungstown. Oliio. Aug. 1. Only el at tba
eleven open hearth furnaces of the Brier Hill
Pneel compear, thai closed Friday evening, re
sumed today. The fnrnaeea in operation have
had gas burners installed. wr-Teunastewsi
Sheet A Tube company banked one of its four
blast furnaces Sunday. Tbe Retxjblte Iran d
Steel eompsny has elated a pips furnace and a
plate mill. Fuel shortage caused the curtail
nient. , ;
Pittsburg. Aug. 1 Very few merchant fur
naces are. now In blast, Tiemand for P Iron .
is limited. latest sales- were at. 82T for mal
leable. $23 for Bessemer, $24 for Casio and
$2 3 for foundry, f. o. b. valley. . , ,
St. Louis. Ana. 1. The iron and steel la
dnstry in this -section Is expected te eboer a
deoided increase, both In output and Iwice. as
soon as tbe coal and rail strikes are settled.
: nosiERT ;; "';:,.-
Philadelphia. Aug. 1. Tha hesiery market
ts quiet, compared with forreer months la this
year, but a fair volume of business is expected
for next fall and winter.
"grain , ' '' "
T.ondnn. Aug. t. Baliablo estimates of tha
1823 harvest in Huasis piece tft grain yield
an 82.000.000 tons, an increase
000 tons over 1921.
rasa of 12,001),-
PAPER
Boston. Aug. 1. Kewspelnt mill through
out New England bave orders ou hsnd for
caiiacity production for the next six week.
A number of mills which have keen shut down
for many months hare reopened- As a result
pot newsprint has advanced from $3 t3-$5 a
ton, although contract prices remain unchanged.
. CTHIXCf ' ;. 1 '
St. IaiuIs. Aug. 1. Clothln manufaMure
in this section has manifested decided lain in
tha last ten days and again is on a steady
basis. j -
LCMBKR
New Terk-, Aug. -1. Ona of tha largeat
shipmenU of lumber in tbe history of the
coastwise trgde will be completed this week with
the arrival of 1. 00. 000 feet of louislana
rine by the strsmer Castle Lodge. This wi'l
complete an order of 4,000.000 ft fee the
Coney Island board Whlk, and It la eipected
that 1,000.000 addition! fast will, be ordered
from Florida.
New Issue
EAGLE
$400
POINT IRRI
,000
Municipal Bonds
GATION
DISTRICT
(Jackson County, Oregon)
General Obligation (fh Serial Gold Bonds
DATED JANUARY 1, 1921
AND JANUARY 1, 1922
Due Serially
1927 to 1947
Principal arfd semi-annual interest (January 1st and July 1st) payable at the Fiscal Agency
of the State of Oregon in New York City,' or at the office of the County Treasurer, Jackson
County, Oregon. Callable in whole or in part in numerical order on any interest date on four
weens nonce at iU3ana interests
Coupon Bonds in $500 and $1000 Denomination
JExempi from all Federal Income Taxes, including Surtaxts, in the same manner as
State, County and City Bonds. Legal Investment for Savings Banks, Insurance Com
panies and Trust Funds in Oregon. Legal to secure public money in Oregon.
iota i -acreage or district ..is,oo acres
Irrigable acreage 6,300 acres
Appraised valoe of land and improvement $1,500,000
Total amount of Bonds authorized and issued $400,000 -
Number of land owners 94
Bonded debt per acre on basis of gross acreage $20.22
Bonded debt per acre on basis of gross irrigable acreage $63.49
Average land holding . , .. 210 acres
Average holding irrigable acreage 66 acres
,X,'LJT7 T)TQ'TrD T( TT The Eagle Point Irrigation District is located in the
X A-J.AJ SXJ X JXIN X world famous Rogue River valley, about 10 miles
from the city of Bedford, and is served by the main line of the Southern Pacific rail- .
road, which passes through Medford, and a branch line of this road traverses the dis
trict. The district is one of the oldest and best developed farming communities in the
State of Oregon, most of the land having been farmed for over 40 years. The soils in
this district has proven to be good and productive in fact, growing of pears, ap
ples and peaches has been carried on extensively and successfully. Raising of cattle,
hogs and sheep is highly important, the district having sufficient pasture lands within
its own boundaries and a home market is provided for alfalfa raised in the district.
There is an abundance of water supply now on the district, which only requires divert
ing to those portions of the district where it is most needed. Water is provided from
large springs, the runoff snow from the Cascade Mountains, Big Butte and Little
Butte Creeks. The splendid results that farmers in the district have had with dry
farming in years past forecasts the wonderful fertility of the 'soil increased produc
tion and increase in land values when the district is made irrigable.
BONDS
Principal and interest are secured by the entire property in the dis
trict. The collection of taxes and payment of interest and principal
of these Bonds will be made by County officials of Jackson county.
A TVPT? f""'"F''r) ky State Irrigation Commission of Oregon, consisting of
Jr JXV- V XlixJ state Engineer, Attorney-General and Superintendent of
Banks.
CERTIFIED AND LEGALIZED
retary of State.
under State law, by
indorsement of Sec-
Each Bond bears this certification and Seal of the State of Oregon.
Legality Approved by Messrs. Teal, Minor & Winfree, Port
land, and the Attorney-General of the State of Oregqn.
PRICE TO YIELD 6.25
Orders may be wired "collect." Bonds of fered subject to prior sale.
write or phone Alain 4195 for special circular or reservations.
Callt
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MUNICIPAL
Portland
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Northwestern Bank BIdg.
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CORPORATION
0VERNMe
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Telephone Main 4195
statements eoatalaed
w teelieve to be
kereia ar
met urate
a sot sraaravateed, bat .Are based lafarmatloa mast 4riea which
ud reliable, avad apoa vblch we hare acted la aerchaelBs; .
these toads. i