The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, August 21, 1922, Image 11

The Oregon daily journal., August 21, 1922, Page 11, Image 11

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1922)

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (5.5 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY" JOU RN AL, PORTLAND "OREGON. SETTLEMENT OK LABOR CONTROVE11SY EXPECTED DURING THE WEEK BY WALL STREET N. E. RELIEVED OF MONDAY," i AUGUST: 21,-1922. OPENING PRICES SHOW STRENGTH ' Be Mwl . Wall Street. New York, An. 21. The beginning of tbe new week found Wall street Vtili ia an optimistic frame of mind. Nothing 3JsjrU?vrm had happened, over the i' ' . '"IV 1 week-end to discour- . mmwI k h- mfe'a ? development 4a the VV labor attaatioo. On sides M ue sseor oantroeemy war quoted aa confident tbat , trie shopmen the "f, 5v ? ,nke would finally aettled during . tiresent week ) Pncea on to stock exchange opened high er and through the forenoon continued to Dash ahead ia n amber of direction. i New high records were reached fa both ml and industrials. I Union Pacific above ISO and Louisville Nashville. Atlantic Coast line. Norfolk A Western. Great Northern preferred and the 1st. Pauls well above their tor of the yi Iwera some of the noteworthy tea tares in the railway section. Of the industrial! and public utilities the leaders were American Wool. Corn ITTnduete. the Koainmtst ibKti. Columbia ties. I Consolidated lias, tne xooaceoa ana some ot I the dczneetie oils. The market today bad the larrceat and moat central advance of any dav trace to exununa- IrJon of the active speculative movement of April and May. Trading did not reach the volume of three months ago, but the tansN more confident than at any ume si then. This iucreasina activity aa prices i I might hare been set down to one er all of I three causes, either a large participation ty the outside speculative public, a mora vigor- lous effort by the Wall street pools or aa I increased investment demand. Foreign Exohanee Advance I German marks gaining. The recovery ia mark Iand franca might easily hare been nothing mora than one of ihe familiar periods of I profit taking by successful abort sellers, inci- Ident to any rreat decline. But it was I eonable to suppose that it had some connection I with the reported proposal by the members of the reparations commission to the Berlin I government to offer a counter plan to that submitted by the French premier to the London I conference. While at one state or another the majority I of stocks were drawn into the upward ment there were some exceptions. Last I announcement of the merger details appeared to bare taken the speculative incentive away I from the independent steel stocks. The coppers did little or nothing and shipping stocks were I somewhat depressed by the signs of increasing Iccmpetiuon in the ocean passenger trade which Lai been depended on daring the slack business period of the last 12 months to offset the loss in TlKgUU Buying of the raaway equipments was clear- Ily enough founded on the anticipation wt with the termination of the strike and with reads able to raise money Quite easily' on sew l securities there would be a rtHh to baud up the depleted stocks of cars and locomotives. Witli the prospective settlement of the strikes the forthcoming July traffic reports will not be aa interesting as they would have been week ago. It doubtful if they nave any effect at all upon the market. Railway stocks and bond in their remarkable upturn in the last few dare have (imply bean discounting the extraordinary earnings foreshadowed daring the next few months, when the roads in addition to the heavy grain movement will be called upon to handle the pent-up coal tonnage and the unusual shipments ia other lines that have been delayed by the strikes. BOSTON COPPEB STOCKS Reported by Overbeck Cooke Co. Ariz Cm Advent. . Ahmeek . Atgomah. Alloaea . A rcadian Bing Ms. tj ec A . New Corn Centl . . . Cog. Rge; Dv Daly E Butte. Kkl Mng Hancock . Helvetia. Isl Crk . do pfd. Kerr Lk Lke Cop. Salle. Mass Cn. Mohawk . . May U CI Bid. r.o so 23 1414 61 19 9 48 1, 7 10 H 2 A'k.l Bid. 9 M Mas Vat... 14 80 No Butte.. 124 4 H ili Lake. . 80 1H 109 94 3 4, 4 114 214 61 4 14 60 SO 15 62 1914 10 44 8- 10 Z4 214 1H 10 95 84 1 2 63 414 O D C. Oseola U Obijawa . 2 Quincy M 43 Pond Ck 21 So lait. Su Boston US M . do pfd. Bo Utah Su Cop. . Tuolumne TO Utah Mt. 1 14 Utah Cob 214 U S M . . 42 do pfd. 4 TJt Apex 2 Ventura. 8014 Wolverine 11 Wyaudott 60 25 3T 47 1 14 4014 214 4 Ask 214 13 38 3 44 22 14 4 114 2! 10 414 73 1 3 48 4ft H 3 3014 12 65 NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS . - ,v ' 3eporal Tbt iouaagrt Wtl Street Buntaa jrew Tcvk, Aa. t UKailway a4a war tae faventeg araia mm r t today. Tae waela Ut wu aaor matly aetlva auitl the sTaerml sr1e v. errng nmdmm hl-Bt mt fk h far. Atf uinnisi.wni evalea sold at -walra arleag were taa 8tv rmmi a ot IttS, toe eaavertlWe Ha, the cearertible ea mmm tit refuad- Img Va. TkM wmuit wera carrlta aioaa; with the St Faal stockt, which won aaaear U market leader. Their pecftloa, while sever aertoaslr i ufcubt. ha heett Mt gare ijr ui Big- ceom tm the irortkweit mm the ttcwTery la the -iylBr power ef the territory whleh aerrea. Other i railwy -hei whteh aaad aew hlfhe lacladed BalUasore Ohl He, Chesapeake Ohle eoarert lWe ad (the totter at pavr for the first time), Erie Be aad geaeral 4, Mlseosirl Paeltle 4t, norther ramie , St. I-oal A 8aa FrmBsrle laeomes aad adjastmeats, also the per e.t B beads, which grot to 8. leaders la the laeaatrial eectloa were the Chile Ceeper s, which sold to , aad the Carre de Paso 8s aad raited Bealty es, which made a aew hlsrh of 714. The week bee-aa with bo efferiaf ot importance la the market tor aew se- earitlti. Bafc-t j NEW TOBK BONDS New Tork. Ana. SI. Following ia an offi cial list of aa bonds traded in ea the New Tork stock exchange today, with prices and sales up to aad inalading the close of the market. Total sales today were 118,915.000, against 3O2T.000 Saturday. 1J, 759.000 a week age, 33,170.000 a year ago and 8. 761.000 two rears age. From January 1 to date 33.ST4.8 64.000. against tl.366.480 a year ago aad $2,440, B83.000 two years age. LIBERTY BO.fDS (In 81000) Bales. 801 101 14 1 8 1 400 19 T50 10 1043 28 119 2 250 26 HAB VESTING OF WALLA WALLA PRCSE8 TO START SOON Walla Walla, Wash.. Ana. 21. Rsrreariiur ef prunes startad in the Walla Walls valley to day. Three cars were shipped from Freewatef, Or., to Chicago and New Tork City and to points in Missouri and Kansas. The opening price on prunes ia announced as 840 a ton. Estimates at the office of the H. N. Denni- son Fruit company ot Freewatar placed the out put of the Walla Walla, valley prune orchards at 800 cars, or 810 cars leas than the crop ef lat year as shown by the figures ef John B. Wiley, district horticulturist. Wile eattssabsL however, that the crop this year will run be tween 400 and 60O car. - Fruit packers in this district say that the price of prunes will undoubtedly drop t a fig ure much lower than that ef 830, the closing price of last year, despite " the short crop in this section. They point oat that Idaho grow ers will coma onto the market immediately following the close of the harvest here, with 1500 cars, and that Eastern buyers are aatici pating this. They look for no trouble' frost die railroads in getting the fruit to the mar kets. . Because of the increasing acreage, official of the Dentiison company say that next year's crop will be three or four times that ef this year. BAXK Clearings, .Balances, STATEMENT OF Pertiana' Banks Mon . . . . t5.T4O.01 4 1S.272 X1K Mon...-N. 1.868.868 1.611,101 Tacema Monday's transaction . . . $2,225,000 settle Clearings. Mon. , . . Balances. Man. , Lea Aneele Clearings, Mon. an Francises Clearings, Moa. . . . Oakland Clearings, Mon. COAST ...86.519.121 . .. 1,937.488 ..$18,726,830 ..$23,000,000 . .$ 3.003.704 Lambs Sell Hit Goldendale. Wash," Aug. 81. Milk-fed Kltrkitaj lambs pastured ia the summer ranges of tbe Columbia National Forest re serve continue to top the market- February lambs put on the market this year by the Toppmish Livestock company weighed 85 14 pound in -Port land and were sold for 11 He per pouna. Horace A. s lute, ef vclt. Wash., the moA extensive woel in the Klickitat country at the preeaut time. report that' be marketed top lambs eat of bis flocks anmmering oa the Columbia Na tional Forest reserve that weighed 78 pound on juiy 1. Much Wheat Is Shipped Spokane. IV ash.. Aug. 21. From 06e to 99c is beang received for wheat by the Washington Wheat ti rowers assorts rjoR. ac cording to waiter J. Kotunsen, general am 'agrr of the local branch. A total of 87.000 bushels passed through the Bands ef the local office of the association last week at prices ranging from 95c to $1, Mr. Robinson an Bounced. Forelg-a Sxehaatre Jtarket New Tork, ! Aug. 2 1 . Foreign exchange opened Irregular. sterattg. S4.4K 6-1 S. uo 5-16: franca, .0T96H, up 1; lire, .0488, up mmi .vs, w w. Foreign erchsnge closed steady today. Ster ling. 4.4ft 14 ; francs. .078 14 : lire. .0493 4 n larks, .OOO0. , ORDAN'WEmyerTTM & tg 201 Railway E Jec hansrm SPenber CaUeagw Boart af Trade STOCKS GRAIN BONDS cottc;, FBITATZ LEASED WIBJES ta t EePeHutton &Coa HSIBEBS ALL TKntCIFAa. EXCHA56U Solicit laorrfee AH Xaeal. f.- cVecarltle Uberty 314 . . . do 3 14 reg.. 2d 4s 2d 4s reg.. 1st 4H--1st 4 H s reg 2d 4 14.. 2d 4 14 s reg aa ti 3d .4 "is reg) 4th 4 14 4th 4 14 s tm victory 4 do 4 is r do 8 lis . do 4 reg do do do do do do do do do do FOREIGN BONDS 2; Argentine 5 221 de 7s . . . 27 Belgium 714 11 do 8s . . . 44 do 6s ... . 5 Chinese Ry 5s 20' Copenhagen 3 Hsj at Marseilles 6s.... lMontTideo 7 . . 2 Porto Jklegre 8s. Prague 714a 184Bio da Janeiro 8s do 8s crfs. Soissona 6 Sao Paulo 8a . Tokie 5a Zurich 8s Dp Seine 7s Ua et Danish 8 B Dominican Rp 5: do 514 a D Can 514 notes do Vie . . do 6s '26. do 5s '52 do 5s '81 Dutch E I rc6s'47 do rets 6s '62 French 8s ," , do ?Hs . Ifmp Isn 1st 4 Hi 00 2d 4 14 a de eteri roea 4 Denmark 8s .. do ctfs 6s Italy-Hs A Netherlands rets 6s .Norway 8a 1 5 s1 ,0 85 5 1 ! it 12 89 12 ft 46 60 115 0 20 142 27 82 1 71 8 25 High. Low. I Close. 10100110002 10080.10080 10036)10026 9986 10100 10064 10044 10030 10046 10030 10104 10102 1O072 10034 lOOltfl 9086 100801 10060 10034 10022, 10034 10020! 10092 10080 10670 10060110050 TfSweaen Bolivia 6s 8s iChile ... 20 Chile 8 '41 ... 5 Chile 8 eertft .. llCube 5s '14.. . SSlOseehaalkvia 8a cfsl 1 I'ruguay 8a .. , 7 Queensland 7s 14 do 6s ca. . SKjBWISS S 5 12 8i 1021 39 73 28 31 Rie er d Bui 8a Sao Paulo 8a ... Q B 4 1 i Ha 27 do 614 '29. do 5 Hs '87. S ef Brazil 8s. m H .... B of Max 6s. . do large 5s.. . do 4s V 84 100 105 104 14 100 53 92 14 8214 3H 99 83 99 99 81 100 .2 11414 80 11014 95 14 90 4 102 14 105 H 100 H 99 H 100 03 14 94 14 102 90 94 83 1 81H 111 90 H 96 H 9714 112 105 98 101 103 108 H 90 9314 104 11114 10s 120 99 14 100 K 109 11014 103 10114 7 56 63 45 10032 10010 8 10O 104 103 9B 84 91 82 93 99 82 98 98 81 100 72 114 69 109 95 9 102 105 09 60 90 03 94 101 98 94 93 79 HO 99 9H 97 111 1010O 10080 10026 9986 1010O 1O06O 10043 10022 10040 10080 10098 10086 10072 10060 10082 10016 84 100 T4 104 103 100 53 92 82 93 99 82 98 99 81 100 72 114 89 109 95 00 102 105 99 99 100 95 94 101 98 94 93 81 110 99 96 97 112 104 1104 101 108 193 9434 104 111 102 110 90 100 109 109 104 101 67 66 33 45 NEW TORK CITY BONDS 6!NT City 8s B0. IfAds Ex eol tr 4el 2 Am Ag Cbem 7 sl o 1st rv 5 38Am Cot Oil 6 16 Am Smelt 1st 6s 1Z Am BugstRef 6s. 12 Am TAT cvt 6s. 26 do col tr 6s. . 1 do cvt 4s. . 1 do 3s 5 Am W Writs 5s. 84 A J urge n Cn Mali cvt .6 10 Armour r e 4si xiiAU iter e ..'. 87 do deh 6 7, Baldwin Loco Ba. lliBeB Tel of Fa Tai SirUrasdsJl 8a A. BlBta BU 1st est 6j Jill OO Fit ?l do 6s 6Bklyn Edl 6 B HBkla Kdison 6 . ZiBuah Tar bldg 6sl 11 cai uaa as El 1 jCaa Gen El s 17 Orro d'Pasoo e 8a .1 Chi G LAC 1st 5s! 80 Chile C eel tr 6s) ili taw iBous Be . 1 Com Cablea 4a. 6 Cub Cane Sag 8 si es?tf-u.kv . fc am v. mi ivatr sag OS iiet tai rfg 5s. 1 Diam M d 7l ojuwair is rex 7s. . I 3;Dup d Nm T d 25iDuqu LBPti.1 iE u a F cvt 7 at 11 40 25 1 SO 10 681 3 Ftsk Sub Ce 8a F lad D dbe 7 sJ rrau r-ag 1 14 Cca El deb Goodrich lit s uuyr TaR 6 '41 to s -i. Graaby M 9a 4 Hol-A t, a rets. . 7 HOAR deb 8 a. 13 111 SU deb 4 a. . 2 de ft lamr Cem .... 8 Inter Pap 5 A. . 22 do 0s B . 110lnt MM SF 6a. . . 2jlnr OU 8 ..... SjJ. Kayser 7 . 8iKelly Spring T 8s) 1 e Lack Meet 6a. . . 4 Lie. AM. 6a SS.Ixwillsrd 6s roe 11, Mar. Oil 7sctfs. M sa wSA. 7M. Pete 8s. 'drsle 8. art. 5. I'M. P. Ca I. S.I 2:Morris ft Co. 4s) fas, ruoa os. . . ajjf, E. T ATlstSaA jit.-. T. A.B. ert6s 8N. Y. Dock Co. 4s ii.i.i.w, ea. . lOi de geu. 4 . 41 do ret a. . . 28 N. Am. Ed. 6s . lfX. S. Pew. 6. . N Sta Pow 1st 5s eztn w aieu Tel 7S. SjOtta Steel 8a Fee baa SDit 8!Pe Pow A El ftg. t rso 1 a 1 As, 5s seta . Parkard Mot 8a llPan-Aaa PetTr7s!l0t IOO 80 104 100 91 95 103 116 09 102 102 62 MM 91 103 103 108 108 89 98 LOB 108 96 10t 127 105 94 79 75 93 106 96 108 98 107 104 14 ,98 107 95 191 108 102 115 leeu 100 89 100 98 109 90 89 95)4 95 103 108 93 100 98 111 ISO 106 90 98 8944 101 99 101 U SI 112 108 95 106 103 94 107 io 98 98 94 93' 10714 1 ' 1 2 4 18 23 Pierce Oi) 8a B Pab fier If 1 fit Vl!PASa cvt deb7S irroa at Kei ss. . iSie Cr Off 3e. de evt 7a.. do Ta rcta . -. tSha Stl Kaon 8a. ISIS P Rie Sa 7. SSiS O Cal deb 7s. YSiTMw OU Ce SiTol Edi 1st Vs. .1 4!Va Bag A Paperj - 1 - ea- eus ...... 4TTa Tank Car ts., llCn Elee Be z'Cat Drag 8a.. ;. tV m Hoffmaa Ma ebine 8s . . 11Xt S RealAImp Ssi 7.U S Bufe 7 lis 97 8M 110 103 99 104 lOO 98 IBB 104 103 lOTH 16 104 93 112 101 H 97 107 100 80 104 100 99 98 103 116 99 102 102 81 81 91 I 103 98 108 108 108 98 98 100 102 108 94 96 103 124 105 71 106 96 108 98 107 104 ,98 107 95 101 108 102 113 100 89 10O 98 101 ior 93 93 104 108 83 100 96 111 13B 106 90 8 87. 101 9 101 80 113 107 98 106 IOI 98 107 100 83 93 94 94 III HO 102 98 103 P 98 103 105 108 107 99 104 92 113 1014 103 103 OO 94 104 111 103 120 09 100 109 110 104 101 87 6 53 45 II 00 80 104 100 91 98 1034 116 99 103 102 82 81 91 103 It 99 103 108 103 99 93 100 103- 103 94 96. 102 127 105 98 93 106 96 108 98 107 104 98 107 ,98 101 108M 103 116 leo 100 6B 100 93 101 109 99 89. B3 95 103 108 92 4k 100 98 111 120 106 90 98 89 101 99 191 81 111 107 95 108 9141, ties 94 107 100 98 93 04 .94 07 isi 97 SB no 103 98 Sa I4T 98 103 106 1034 107 99 104 92 112 1 6 18 10 10 17 atoi 4 11 . 2 3 75; 28 I High. I Low: 1 Close. 102 1102 do Ts . .....U02 do 5s ....... 1 0 ,90 V B Smelt Kef A I Mia Be... ..-.'. 102 1102 C S Steel B f Bs.fie4 10S Ctah Pow A Lt Ssi S1 93 VsCerv Chens 7al I , rets A. ...... 98 is it d T. . 105 IBS do evt 7. A. B5 95 do warrants .. 98 98 W D 6......(118ill2 Westinghouse E 7sil99. 4108 Wick Spea St 7s) 99 99 Wllaoa 1st ..101 100 do cvt s.,M..l 9 HI de 7s. . Jl0U06 RAIL ROAD BONDS gen 4sj S8IA Titr 81 do adi 4s 0 AU A C A LSaBi S3IA C V 1st coo 4 3 On rol tr 4s. . 111B A O 6s. v., 68j do ref 6s . 26 de cvt 4 34 s 6 do autd 4a . 1) do pri lien SHs II do tlFLEtWV. 25 do T A Cin. . . I do 38wdv SiBdw 7th av eon Os' 15 Bkl B T 7a. . . 5,'Bkla BT 7s tr I etfs 21 'do etfs st . . 4Bkln UnEl 1st 6s 7rCa Sou 8s. . lOICan Nor 7 4 do deb 23ICan Pae 4a. . 1.0 Cent By Braail 7s) lUnt of GaBya 2 do eon Bs . . 4Cen Pae 1st ref 41 1 1 Cent B B A Bank I Co Ga 6 . . 251 O m O cvt 5s . . 16) do evt 4s. . llCana e gen 4a 18CbiAAI rfg 8s. 19 do SHs ... 17 C B A Q ref 6s 10!C B- Q 4s m div 1! do ext 4 Nsb d! 70 93 SB 100 91. 83 . 103 91 - 87 86 94 87 71 94 76 82 57 CAE Chi 3 85 99 91 84 101 89 87 86 94 87 71 93 76 82 82 I 82 791 79 85 64 1102 1100 113 112 I 5 Ct . West l)Ch I A L 1st 210 M A St P 4a 138 do cvt 4.. 361 do rig 4s A 57 do gvt 5s B . . 526 do 4s 2 do deb 4s ... . 11C if P S 1st 4 si 3jO N W ts . . , II do ext 4s . ' 8jChi Rys Co 5s 2 C R 1 A P gen 4s 115 do rfg 4s lOiC StP MAO d 8d 4 CStPMAO coa 6a 2 Chi 17 a 6 las. . ' G C A W lad con 4s 6C C C A t L gen; os 1 do g m 4s . . . . 8 do 6s A-c . . . 6 do div 4s 1 1 Clev C T 5 s . . 11 folo A--8 rfg 4 s Uel tc 11 5 s. . llfD A R imp 5 18Den A R ref 3s. 49 do con 4s .... 1 do coa 4s -. . ?)Det U Rys 4s. ltD A M A N g 5s 20,Kne gen. Hen 4sj 29i do prior lien 4s 2 Erie cvt. 4 A. . 1 do cvt. 4 D. . 5, do G. R. Ci. . 2, Erie A Jer. s. . SlFls, East C. 4s 0 GiiaSAMP IStSs ljG. T. of Can. 7s 1 do 6s 112 80 92 lBt 99 91 94 100 91 98 65 61 101 91 96 83 61 84 78 76 69 79 80 68 76 109 96 82 86 84 96 108 117 77 SB 21 65 3 26 44 22 75 10 19 25 82 12 66 31 62 1 1 23 2 12 15 10 2 1 1 S 25 10 1 4 1 19 69 12 88 412 139 SO 122 185 111 80 90 100 99 91 04 99 91 98 63 K 1 1011 91 96 84 60 64 78 75 69 77 83 67 75 108 90 82 86 83 96 108 117 77 90 193 103 93 8 1105 93 98 118 109 99 100 96 106 93 86 100 91 83 103 91 87 86 94 87 71 94 76 82 82 79 85 . 102 118 112 80 91 10O 99 91 94 10O 91 08 65 81 101 91 90 85 60 84 78 76 69 79 8614 68 76 109 96 82 86 84 -06 108 117 77 WaALL. STOffiTTOCK QUOTATIONS Reported r trrerbec A CoiW CompBay, Board of Trade Bids. " Sew York, Aa. 11 The ear mar ket was strong- aad active breaaeatae sst ceaaldermblT mmBvrst -with the A T Bowtneru Ksiiwmy Standard Oil ef California!! 1 1 GU Ji. 7s do Ss G. Bay W. d. B Havana E. Ry 6s! 1L A M. r. 5s A do adj. inc. Ss 111 Cent 5 do rfg 4s . . do 4s . . . . In Mt ctfs 4 s st do 4 14 s t e ctfs) Int R T ref 6s. . . do rf 5bkrcUs( im Kapia ir ua.. lint G N 5s ats cfs) do adj 6s do 7s ... Iowa Cent 1st Ssi do ref 4a. . Kana A M 1st 4s! K O Ft B AM 4s K O 80 5s .. . . do 1st 8a . . . K C Term 1st 4s Keok A Dm M 6a L E A W 2d 5s! LSAMS 3 d 4s do 3s deb 4sJ I bland ref 4. L AN 7s do un 41 do 6s do Ss St L, div Mkt St Ry con 5s: do 6s Mln St L rf 5s. . M K A T lit 4s. do 4s B do 6 A ... . do adj 8 A. do 6 C . . . . Mo Pae 5s . do 6s do gen 5s . New OAN E 4s 18 N O Tex Be Mex inc 6s ....... 4 N Y Cent coa 4s. it do deb 6. . . . 19 do col 7s 12 X Y C AH R genS... 411 do 4s 178 do 3s 17 X Y N H A H I deb 6 81 de deb 4s 'BS 6 N Y SAW g m 5s 22 N Y W A B 4 s 5 Nor A Sou gen 5s 2 NAW R B coa 4s 87 do evt Be . 95 N Pae 6s B. 47 de pr m 4s 8 do gen Ss 601 do refftimp 5s 10 O RAN coa 4s. 2 0 S L rfg 4s. ... 10 O-W. R R N 4s. 39iPL M4RR6 etfs. 4 Pa B B 7sN4NN 69 do 5s 24 do gold 6 lis 41 Peoria A E inc 4 s! 10-jPere Mart rfg 5 11 (Phil Co ref 6s . HP R L A P 7s 4 z : Heading gen 4s SR C B B X J cl4s! 5 1 1 32 . 14 - 38 13 : 32 170 166 S78 A 26 14 17 3 .: 1 262 12 168 Rio G A W 1st 4s St Joe B LAP 5s S L I M A S gm5&! do ref 4a do Ga 4a ... StO-AS.F.p.l. 4s do as b do gen. 6s C. . . do sdj. "s. do in. . . . . do ga,.-6. . . . do gra. 6s. . . . do sen. S s D StFAKCSIs StP. U.AM.4s IS. A. A AP.lt4a) S.A.L.gold sta, 4 do rfg. do adj. do con. 4. 5s. . . 6s. 1 m l 240 21 SS 2 69 ' 9 8 19 42 1 " 6 4!SCAGRBlatSa. Sou. Pae cvt. 5s. do cvt. 4a. . . . do rfg. 4s. . . . de S. F. T. 4s! S. Ry. gea. 4s do c 6s. . . . do s Third Ave. rfg.4a do adi. as To. St titW.ii Luton Pac. 6a. . do 1st 4s. . i . do cvt. 4s. do ref. 4s. . . . FRRofSt-L4s !URRICoofSF: 6s. . SlVaMidland av 5s. KVa. R. A P. Ss. . 1 Vs. Ry. Ss...... 6 Wabash 2d Ss... 2 1 Wabash O.d.3 zoiw. x. as o. a. -4si 11W. Bid. 4s.. J.. B!W. Shore 4s.... iW. A L. K. eon.4sj S do ref. 4s.. 101 83 102 105 105 92 102 81 47 80 83 83 100 57 70 64 58 68 86 90 89 112 104 111 103 15 93 86 65 102 90 83 13 ! 12 69 69 80 65 62 96 80 46 82 82 92 72 85 92 87 96 94 81 109 81 106 67 89 93 47 88 71 87 61 97 90 103 69 86 75 85 108 108 80 91 98 84 58 59 66 70 92 118 109 90 63 98 89 94 83 77 109 103 110 37 10O 101 104 85 86 U. S0 72 99 90 86 74 101. 84 77 48 84 93 B114 .99 99 60 48 30 .'0 IB 104 94 91 85 71 100 108 TX 104 98 91 89 62 103 89 83 99 1 TB 80 B7 84 76 73 SheU t Suadair s.. oa stsetii vs '"I-" were promiacat ia tae rise, u -r aa leaser moaopoUsed. atteattoa. Staadara OO of Iadiaaa, aa asaal. Was the most active oil stock, setting- aaethrr tw polats. There were also BsbstaatlAl gala la Staaaard on of Xew Tork, which reached a aew blsja, aad ta staadard OH of Keatachy. Prairie Pipe Liae. which bad closed Satarday at 2-7, eaeaed at 2S9 aad Jumped up to Z6S. It was aaaaaaced that this company had bera eoastrae tfoa of a 29-mlte pipe liae betweea tbe Hexla field aad the aew n territory recently exploited by the Humphrey company la Llmeeteae coaaty. Motor share . were more active. Moob Motors broke throrh Its pre vious top, aad Beo aad Packard were both -rery etreag- Meeaba Iroa held steady. A sharp reeovery occurred. In Bethlehem Steel aew preferred. Be partnent store issues Macy A Co. pre ferred aad tbe Gimbel Bros, stock were moderately aetlre aad a shade higher. Sew Tork Telephoae preferred was fairly strong. Gillette Safety Baior equaieu s bb record ef tfS. Gold field BeTelopment led the mining' department with aaasaally largre deal ings aad a aew high record. lade peadeace Lead was stroag-. I High. I Low. BUL 101 83 102 103 105 91 101 1I 46 J 78 83 ! 83 100 57 68 54 57 58 06 90 89 112 104 111 103 15 91 83 14 64 102 00 83 12 12 9 69 80 64 31 96 80 46 82 81 92 71 85 92 87 98 94 81 108 81 106 66 89 93 47 83 71 86 60 97 90 101 68 86 74 85 , 108 103 80 91 98 8S 67 65 65 70 93 117 109 90 64 98 89 94 83 77 r9 103 110 35 100 101 104 85 88 80 72 99 90 86 74 88 100 83 73 46 29 96 '91 99 80 60 48 29 69 lOO 104 93 91. 85 70 108 64 4 73 104 95 95 0 3 102 88 82 99 91 69 80 7 84 76 72 STANDARD OIL ISSTJES 103!103 97 97 107 107 8tOO! Anglo Asa Oil... T 200IAU Lobes . .... (Gal Sic OB .. .. . lTOllap Oil of Css. 400Ind P L ... . . . 8800! Int Pet Co Ltd. . 40!Prairie PL .... ltlOOiS O Ind ..i... 1500 S O IB MM . ISO'S O M T..s SOjVacuum Oil . . . . 21 r 1B fil3 I 91 . 28 !25 116 99 458 ; 4S2 20 10 8 11S 90 22 239 115 459 472 101 83 102 105 105 91 102 81 47 79 83 88 100 67 70 54 -68 58 96 90 89 112 104 111 103 15 91 85 65 102 90 83 13 12 09 69 89 66 52 96 80 ! 46 82 81 92 72 85 62 87 96 94 81 109 81 106. ST 69 93 47 8S 71 87 61 97 90 103 69 86 74 85 108 103 80 91 98 84 58 65 56 70 ' 92 118 109 90 64 98 39 94 83 77 109 103 11014 37 100 101 104 85 86 80 72 99 90 ?2i 89 100 84 77 4f 80 98 91 99 8O 0 47 BO 70 100 104 94 91 ' 85 70 99 108 64 64 72 104 93 95 9 63 loa 88 82 99 01 . ! TS " 80 67 84 76 72 20 10 63. 115 -91 22 265 115 98 459 482 aaiea-t STOCKS; I Mlg. 83 116 186 48 8 28 Sales. 1 STOCKS . Adams Express Advance Rum do pfd Agricultural Chemical do Pfd Ajax Rubber Alaska Gold Alaska Juneau Allied Chemical . . . . Allis-Oamlmers do rrfd American Beet Sugar American Bosch American Can Co dr, nfd American Car A Foundry do pfd American Cotton Oil do pfd American Drug Svnd American Hide A Leather do pfd , . Ice Intl Corp Linseed . 41 71 81 63 48 '56 182 41 69 79 B4 48 58 180 I locomotive Kelso ' Pool Han Cbaares Heads aelaov Aug. SI. W. A. HeagJand sold fcia ee-heB 'tat i sera a W. Sik mdt w s King ef Centra ha and pun hex J Mack's place from W. C iicl'ariaxKi. American American American do pfd American do pfd American Safety Kasor. . American Ship s txjmrce American Smelter do pfd American Snuff American Steel Foundry. American Sugar do pfd Am. Sumatra Am. TeL A Tel Am. Tobacco do "B" Am. Wool do pfd. Am. W. P. pfd Am. 3inc Anaconda . . Ass d Oil . . , Atchison do pfd Atlantic Coast Line .... Atl. Gulf tt W. I Baldwin Ldco do pfd . ' Balto. A Ohio do pfd Beth. Motors Beth. Steel "B" B. It. T Butte A Sup Caddo Oil Calif. Packing Calif. Pet. do pfd Canadian Pac Cen. Leather Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor Chgo. A N W Chicago Wt West do pfd Chile Copper CMno C M A Bt P do pfd . Coca Cola CAO Com FA I Colo Southern ....... Col Gas A Elee Columbia Graph Con Gaa Contl Can Svc Bankers Corn Product do pfd Cosden Oil C R I A P do "A" pfd do "B" pfd Crucible 'do pfd Cuba Cane do pfd -. Cuban Ann Sugar Del A Hudson Dome Mines . . . Del A Lack Davidson Cbem EndicotWohnson Erie . . . . do 1st pfd Elee Stor BaMery Famous Players Federal Mng A Smelt .. do pfd - Fisk Tire General Cigars General Electric General Motors ...... do 6 per cent ... .4 . General Asphalt ...... Goodrich GUdden Paint Granby Great Northern Ore . . . Great Northern pfd . . . Greene Cananea ...... -Gulf SUte Steel Glen Alden ........ . Houston Oil Hupp Motor ......... Illinois Central Inspiration . . . Ont Agr Corp com do pfd ; . Interstate Callahan do pfd . . . International Harvester . . do pfd Int Merc Marine ...... do pfd Int Nickel Int Paper . . do pfd . Invincible Oil Island Oil . Jewel Tea .......... K. C Southrea ........ do preferred Kelly-Springfield Kcnneoott Keystone Ttrs Lackawanna Steel Lee Tire Lehigh Valley .. Lorillard . . Louisville A Nashville . . Maxwell Motor "A". do 1st "B" .... May Stores , Mexican Petroleum . Miami ...... i Middle Stats Oil . . Mid rale Steel , . . . . M K A T Wi do preferred .... Montana Power . . . Montgomery Ward . Missouri Pacific ... do- preferred . . . . Mariand Oil. National E samel ... National Nevada Con New Haven Norfolk A Western . . . . Northern Pacific . . , . . Nova Scotia Steel New York Air Brake New York Central North American Okie Prod Rfe......... Ontario Silver ....... Ontario A W Pacific Dev Pae Gas at Eke.i.,., Punta Alecra ........ Pacific Oil .......... Pan Aasn Pet........ do "B" .......... Penne .............. Peo Gea .. . ......... Pern Maroaefia ...... Pen OU Pierce Arrow ........ Pierce Oil Pitts Ceat . , ....... . Pressed Steel Car ..... PuUaest ............. Ray Coaa - . . . . Beading .......... .1. . Reptogle Steel ....... Republic I A 8. ...... Royal Dutch Oa ...... Ry Stret Spc ......... Wears RecbuHt Shattuck, Art jll2;lll 56 122 56 120 150 149 86 55 118 104 99, 33 127 60 65 78 25 17 63 42 85 149 147 94 63 41 49 91 8 22 22 73 79 32 50 102 78 118 43 46 83 93 78 13 66 37 16 32 43 65 79 41 8 8 113 is' 66 17 62 41 83 54 110 104 99 32" ' 126 59 63 78 24 62 40 40 87 8 on 22 72 77 32 50 99 78 118 44 46 85" 02 26 26 130 129 35 S3 133 132 '88 " "84 '48 "48 90 1 89 77 18 65 34 16 32 42.. SS 77 41 8 8 112 15 6S 14 27 58 81 70 69 20 176 29 1 36 24 68 41 59 23 4 a e a a 87 e TT 10O 78 21 88 "82 - . . 57 49 13 26 68 46 86 8 80 68 89 19 173 29 18 35 T 82 124 IB H 80 S3 73 111! I 93 23 58 40 39 32 63 74 99 78 2 a 27 5S S9 MT t 81 124 10 78 22 78 53 111 91 7 22 59 41 71 11 1 80 " 65 07 47 41 S9 109 182 123 27 52 6 14 71 111 36 80 56 120 119 6 17 63 99 136 42 5-llO 38 124 150 149 85 107 31 17 54 116 104 99 118 33 126 113 60 63 41 78 25 30 10 82 82 90 146 40 40 62 91 8 22 14 22 80 35 63 72 78 82 50 v4 100 3 127 78 20 116 117 45 46 97 85 14 92 94 15 S8 26 129 35 132 49 84 H 18 28 48 89 72 64 13 78 182 18 81 65 86 16 31 42 94 82 83 35 78 18 112 41 10 3 8 8 112 116 15 tt- 58 83 13 44 27 58 46 36 8 80 27 70 163 136 08 19 128 174 . 29 13 35 18 45 74 24 23 68 41 59 102 17 88 119 86 33 75 100 T8 - 3 SB 6 60 '50 57 75 71 7 as 40 32 12 7 8 82 123 16 90 32 73 53 112 91 St Louis A San Kranciseoi Steomberg Carburetor ..; Stadebaker Corp Tean ajopper A Chemmal Taaae Oil ..,! Taaaa Pacific ......... Tas Pacific CAO... Taibacca Products ...... Transcontinental Oil ... Vision Ofl Delaware .. . . Vision Pacific ........ Umtsd Alloy .......... C sited lrvg ......... Plaited Fruit ......... 1'niou Bag A- Paper .. ... U G 1 Pipe-,. . ...... Caited Retail : stores. . . . IJ S Industrial Alcohol. , tsited State Buhner... ido pfd Catted States Steel .. . . tdo pfd . . . CSah Copper Virginia Chemical Vanadium Steel . Vivandou ....... Wabash da A pfd ... do B pfd ..... Western Pacific . . do pfd ....... Western t'nion . . IVasunghouse A JJ sto A M . Wtsite Motors . . . Wiaiys-Overland . . do pfd ...... wason Packing . . Wisconsin Central Wwrthington Pump ...... 32 53 128 It 48 28 7 20 181 72 66 82 80 90 ,11 18 35 24 SO 3 "8 63 7 33 46 Lew. I Bka. Trnr-sTj .$$ 38 115 118 I 185 188. 46 48 94 98 27 24 109 110 31 32 82 88 12 127 19 10 48 48 28 88 24 67 ST 14 14 10 19 149 1(0 ::::: S! ... 148 ..... T3 . ..... 84 TO 71 3 68 68 88 ...... 105 ..... 104 ..4.. 121 46 to 49 50 11 11 18 18 84 23 24 24 19 20 1 61 110 97 98 63 63 48 . 98 44 31 22 44 4 Total sales stocks. $14,024,000. 099.600 shares; bonds. PRODUCIN OF STEEL DECLINING (Chicago. Aug. 21. Steel produetioB iu this district ia declining, due to tbe fuel situation aad the fact that employee of the Inland Steel company aad Cshimet Steel company at -South Chicago are striking for a 20 per cent in crease In wages. Tbe trading interest naa hanked one furnace at Milwaukee. Youngstowa. Ohio. Aug. 21. In a state, meat Hsard ta employes of the Yeangatewa Sheet' A Tube company. It declares .in part, "that the high cost of fuel has resulted ia an increase ta manufacturing costs, which will make impoasible wage increases which might otherwise have materialised before this." Buffalo, N. Y.. Aug. 21. Pig iren prices are exceedingly firm here. Usually there ia a difference of at least 81 a ton in the Buffalo and Pittsburg prices, but this differential bow has disappeared sad makers here are not cut ting prices to meet competition for. the New England business. COAL Pittsburg. Aug. 21-. There has been n material change of coal conditions as a result of the resumptrion of mining under the Cleve land seal. Steam coal ia quoted at 36.25 a II 1 facm. with ems ceal 81 a ton higher. Many et the large buyers left the market after tne vievetana eonxerrace, expecting! lower prices, and stoat of them still are delaying purchase, the theory being that a settlement ef the railroad strike, vrill bring large supplies of West Virginia and Kentucky coal into the market- 1 TOBACCO Rortford. Conn.. Aug. 21.-. Latest figures show a decrease of 8 per cent in the amount of tobacco planted In New cngiand this year a compared with 1 92 L. Tae decrease it ehieflv in the broad leaf. Connecticut has 12,809 acre in broad leaf -thkt year as compared -with 16.831 ta 1921, and Masmnbusrtta planted but 403 . aems as compared with 1491 last year, . . Los A navies. Aug. Si. A -census of the nackUta wora hew, taken ia behalf ef tbe As sociated Men's Neckwear Industrie, showed 61 per cent eat silk tiee, 4 1 per cent knitted tie and 8 per cent miaoellaaeeas. Tbe San Fran cisco count showed 68 per cent rut silk, 40 1 per cent knitted and 2 per cent miscellaneous. - FLora Pittsburg. Aug. 21. Tbe flour market here ia nervous, due to the uncertainty ot arrivals because of tbe railroad strike and the action of the wheat - market. Buying it largely for immediate consumption. , GLASS Jesnette. Pa.. Aug. 21. The new 81,000.. 000 addition to the plant ef tbe American Window Glass company here.' aew ia course ef construction, will make it the largest windew glass factory In the world. The annual ce pacia of the plant will be about 1.000.000. boxes. 1 , " FCRS . ,- . ' New Tork, AaeJ 2 1 .Manufacturing fur rier here have orders en their books which win keep them well occupied for tbe next twe months. Retailer who delayed buying ia the hop' of reduced prieee have new come into the market and tbe Atgust fnr sale are holding up well iu solum of buainees. AUTOMOBILES Birmingham, Ala.. Aug. 21. Motor basse are being put into operatioa between Ewaley. which is the steel-making center of the Birm ingham district, and the principal industrial works within tea mite of hte city. Ifrcit San Francisco, Aug. -21. Fear of a ear shortage and warnings by growers that bulk shipments have caused heavy losses have tended to halt the sale e f grapes in the vineyard dis tricts. j . ' New Tork. Aug. f 21. Manufacturing jewel ers here report thtt tb demand for popular priced jewelry it improving, especially the call for belt and shoe buckle, pendant tad ear rings. Unusual demand by Jewelers has caused platinum to advance ye an ounce. FUEL SITUATION " - sty atesaa BV 8f Beaton. Aug. 2 1. New KngUnd . manufsc ' taring Jateresm have drawn a bag breath ot - . reliaf .over the relief ta tbe national fuel . situation and it ta aew believed here that with careful rationing of coal tne vanoue , industries will have sufficient fuel t carry them through the winter. This hal produced a feeling of widespread optimism throughout ' this region. . , ''-:-'-";"; The rati reed strike is not regarded as tnech . ef a probhxa industrially ia this territory. With the great number of foundries and machine shops m New England the railroads have not had any great difficulty ia obtaining shopmen. That week tka Btattop A Main road had about 4400 shop employe work, -compared with 6200 before the strike was inaugurated. Railroad efficiahi state Chat efficiency in shop has inrreaaed very materially and that tbe read never sea ha will employ S many wtrkere aa it did before July 1. Building operations are -going on at a tremendous rate. . Con tractors are loaded with work sad It Is difficult to secure anongtu skilled workman to meet the demand of the building trades. Never in tbe history - of Boston has them been so much building la progress as there Is today. NEW INCORPORATIONS . Salem. Aug. 21. Capitalised at 310,000." the Alto Park Water A Light company of Portland filed article of incorporation with the state corporation department here Satur day. The incorporator sra C. T. Dickinson. 1. 0. Jamiesoa and G. R. Stephenson. Other corporation filing article Saturday were: - .. Carina n Water company, Portland, 8100 W. C. AlTerd, Willie U Brewster, Chris A. BelL Corns tock Coal Mining company, Comstock, Douglas county; $150,000; F. B. Bgird, C, Woodruff and J. D. Woodruff. I Wilbur F. Joano. Inc., Pertland: $50B0f Wilbur F. Jouno, H. Tait and Esnil P. -Slavarp. URROUNDING, these words is a frame-thead vertising symbol 'of Cyrus Peirce 6? Comfiany. In side of these col umns will appear from time to time our message on in vestment securities.; We trust that the securities we offer, and our manner of offering them, will in time endow this trademark with attributes that will inspire your confidence in the insti tution of Cyrus Peirce ' 6? Company A BT1 49 s Peirce & Gomeny 1002 Wilcox Bldg 'PORTLA1S0D 'TeL Broadway 5915 investment securities SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE LOS ANGELES 1921 -4- eft