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JOURNAL,1! PORTLAND, SUNDAY
MORNING,
SEPTEMBER 1 "3, : -1922.
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BE STABILIZED
Most Manufactured Products
Witt Find Price Level Higher
Than Now Quoted.
Big British steamship gets away on September 1 viith a
modem carrier and ou the present outward trp the
hushels of wheat. The picture shows the vessel working bulk wheat at the tilobe mills. She was dis
patched by Kerr, Clifford A Co.
LACK WHEAT F08
VESSELS IN PORT
. OR DOE IN PORT
Farmers' Alliance Clings to .Its
Grain While Freighters Are
'Going Begging for Cargo.
Tides at
Hfgh watei
full load of, grain for Europe. The Koranton is a
manifest shows that she 'has on board 328,533
jlstoria Monday
Low waiter
. . 6 :02 a. m., Q.4 ft
ft. 6:14 p. m., lj.6 ft.
water, nine imin-
water, Sl.mihutea
With a bad start in July, and August!
no better. " September shipments Of
grain foreigrn will come back to first
place. The tonnage in port and the
tonnage due for September loading ex
ports foreisrn, exclusive of parcel lots,
will amount to more than 3, "50,000
bUSKels of wheat. Value placed on ex
port wheat at this time is about $110
and .the Farmers' Alliance does not
weem to be in any humor to let go.
Kxporters are up against it for wheat,
with . a heavy amount of tonnage in
sight.
In port are .five vessels, with a total
of 16.43.0 tons. These should carry, In
round numbers, 1, 250.0(10 bushels. Six
vessels on the en route list will finish
lfore the end of September. These
craft have; a total' tonnage of 2.5, 154
which -round figures will carry 2,
500.000 bufihfls. Total tonnage en
route for "prain, according to figures
from the Merchants Exchange, show
1 craft with a total tannage pf 44,
S24. Charters are slim and September and
October will clean the board unless
something moves with the farmers,
buyers or ship owners. It .was re
ported in shipping circles today that
one and possibly more grain ships for
Iortliand had been diverted and would
load at San Francisco as California
wheat,, can be purchased cheaper.
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I News df the Port
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IIAIHO -POSITION KINDER
DECLARED TU BE SVCCESS
F. It. Barstow! i:i ' fge of the local
office of the! Federal Radiogram, is in
receipt of a" brief messaKe from the
head office in San Francisco advising
OS to working of the Kolster Radio
losition ' finder, installed on the Ad
miral" line steamship H F. Alexander
and tested on the voyage of that ves
sel lust complete 1 Dr. Kolster was
a passenger on the Alexander ad
conducted the experiments. They were
htsrhly suctessfol. The message says:
"Kolster radio ition finder, install
ed on II. F. Alexander, tested on the
von from Seattle to Sail Krai.ciso suc
cessful In every .-e-spect, according to
cur claims in bull-:in 12 A. Radio bear
ings ;were taken on North Head. Cape
Blaiuo, Table Bluff, Point Arejia and
the San Fra"hcis..-j liphtship. also tn
Hover&l passing vessels. All officers
and ; witnesses " wrc- entirely satisfied
with results. Ti-. Lightship will be
placed in dperation very soon."
OREGONIANS ABOARD BIG
LINER BOl'5 D TOR ORIBXT
Seattle. Sept. 2 With every inch of
cargo space occupied, an almost ca
pacity passenger list and upwards of
6000 sacks of mall, the Admiral liner
rreiddent Jackson. -Captain John Grif
fith., cleared Saturday morning for
Oriental ports via Victoria. B. C. The
vessel took out what probably ia the
Mjrgest prty of ' missionaries' ever
.taken from a Northwest port, two car
loajOs from the Southern states going
aboard; In one groifp, while scattered
missionaries from other parts of the
Unrlted States and Canada brought jthe
contingent to over 100. Many of the
missionaries are old-timers in- the
trknt. several of them having sipent
the (last 30 years there.
'- Other passengers included Kdwin B.
George and Osborne Watson of the
department of commerce; Miss A.""B.
Milam, dean of the Oregon state col
lBe of agriculture, wh is going to
1-eking to establish a department; bf
bonse. economics at the big university
I here : Mias Camilla Mills, who will
take charge of the department for five
years ; Miss Estelle Mc Alpine, who to
manning to Japan after schooling for
13 JCfr in America; Mrs. J. F. Buck
ley of Portland ; Mrs. Powen Clayton
Of New Tork who is going to viit
12 :00 p. m.. 7.3
Seaside High
jtes earlier.
Seaside Low
arlier.
Major General asnd Mrs. Leonard: Wood
at Manila ; L. (Freeman, on a fepecial
commercial mission for th.e Quaker
Oats companj"; jp. S. Cobb, who for the
past 18 years has been on the faculty
of the Doshishafuniversity, Japain. and
Mrs. Qobb ; Mis Elizabeth Van! Name
Of Miami, Fla., yho is going on a two
year tour of tbje Orient; Miss i Grace
barlirg, who islgoing on the teaching
staff of a Pekine ladies' coilet;e j L. M.
Bocker, comptrifller of the University I
of Peking, anil Mrs. Bocker. and a
number of Kjropean, British and
American busirfss men and tourists.
The vessel hafe upwards of 350 pas
sengers in bot classes. Her cargo
consists of mafhinery. canned goods,
copper, lumber jknd automobiles. The
President JackMon held the American
Trans-Pacific rjjeord until she lost. It
to the Preside t Grant on its last
homeward trip k week aero.
FIVB SCHOOSTKRS DEPART
FROMRIVEK FOR SOCTH
Five steam scjhooners got away from
lower river pofts Saturday for San
Francisco wlthjlumber. The Multno
mah, Viking, .Q?lilo and Challamba
sailed from St. Helens and the Daisy
Freeman got aay from "Kalama. The
steamers Multnmah and Celilo of the
MeCormick flee carried passengers.
Lumber shipfnents coastwise are
picking up and the majority ofthe
cargoes are befcg discharged at Ban
Francisco. The yards at San Diego
and San Pedrot are congested at the
present time, bit a new movement is
looked for witfin a fortnight.
f
Arrivals, Swt, X
W. F. Herriiuf American etemr, from
Griot. ria Settle oil.
Kosalie Maluny- American steamer, from
San Pedro, balia.it.1
"KenneK-ott, American motor&hip, from Xe
Tork and way iir. eeneral.
Departure. Sept. 2
W. F Herrin. -fmerioan steamer, tor Gari-
ota. balta-'t
1 hctoj
dom
f
for Cnited Kina-
for San
na
Norwejiait steamer.
ljeat. f
Multnomah. American slamr.
Krancisco. lumber, i'rom St. Helena.
Oliloi American Steamer, for San Pedro
San Francisco, hinvber. -tf?wa. St. 'Helens.
VUcins. Amrk-aB steitoer. for San Frr
cisco, lumber, front St. Heles.
Challamba, Amefiran rnotnrahip, for Hobo
luln. lumber, from; St. Helena.
Taisy Kreeman, imerk-an steamer, for San
Pedro, lumber, from Kalama.
AT WOBLD'S PORTS
Astoria. Sept. 2 i Left np at 10 lart night
steamer Rosaha Miahonjr. Sailed at 7 :80 last
niht, Brituiib temer Koranton. for Enrope.
Sailed at 7 but niht, Freneh steamer Missia
.itppi, for Honleaua ia San Francisco. Sailed
at midnisht, Japaiiee strainer Kakuyo Larn.
for West Coast poi ria San FrancLvo. 8aied
at 1 a. m.. stearorr Jeptha, f r West Coat
porta, i Sailed at 1 a. m. steamer Siskiyou,
for Sa Pedro. ArriTed at '2:30 and left rip
at 3 a. m. . mot(siii Keruietrott from New
Tork and ny porta. Sailed at 4 a m .
uteamej Redondo, for Seattle. ArriTed at
7 .30 a. m.. lighthouse tender &anxanit&, fcem
sea. ArriTed at lt;30 a. m., Norwegian steam
er Rose City, fremcSaa Francisco. ArriTed at
4:10 p. m . Japane steamer Koncosan Mara,
from Orient. ArriTed at 4:10 p. m.. steamer
Edward Luekenbaci. from New Tork via way
ports, i 'I
San t Franeisro. ISept 2. Sailed at mid
night, steamer Wilfcmette, for Colnmbia rier.
Callao. Aug. 3 ArriTed, steamer Mem
non. from Pueific cyt ports, for Valparaiso. i
Balboa, Aug. 4l Sailed, st.-amer Steel
Ineentor. from Baltimore, for Portland aud
Puget Sound i
Seattle. Sett p. (I. X. 8 1 Arrired.
RaUi Alexander, fnm Tacomi, 7:4 5 a. in.
Minneaotan. from !-on. 6:40 a. m. ; Ra inter,
from Taooma. 12 4i) a. m Sailed. PT:dertt
Jackson, for Manila;. H in.
Arnred. Sept. . Admiral Tii Tnji pj.ii
Bethel. 10: 30 p- la.; Westham. roi BnftSi
CotnatMa porta, 11110 p. m. ; Yokohama J-arti.
from ETeraCt, :3 P- m.; 'oracao. from
SouLbeafJem Alaska. 7 fv m. ; Ton king. frm
Copenhagen. 6 :50J p. m. ; Lena Lnrkenhaeii.
Trooa Botoo-, Tia Portland, 5:2 p. m.; Tiger,
from Taooina, 8 :5 p. m.; Pomona, from
Shanghai, 10:30 a m.
SatleA. Sept 1. lljrman Stewart, for Oteoint.
midnight : AdminUi ETana. foe Sonthwestttrn
A1-1. ?4 p. tat; Virtona. for GtkinM Tia
.eaw. I u a, a.
Sailed. Ana Sll Szht-nsas tender fjran
tta,. for Astoria. 71 a. aa. '4
-Vbnrg. Sef ti 1 Sailed, Spokane, notit.
boood. 3 :3U . m.
JuMao, Sept
aoothbonnd. a.
kletchiki-. Sept
ocmim. e:st s. ia.
Han I Pedro, Sent
Sailcjl. Ilinct&s Ioa4e,
1 Sailed. AUmada, north
1 Arrlied. L I. Al-
ftBdar. ifrors SoattiJf and sailed fer .Seattle.
Arm. M.. 8.
Aatnm. SerA.
eott. from Ne-r Tsrk. 1
SaOeo. Kedcndo i!or Seatti. 4 a,' m. ; Jeptba
kenee-
( t
for Valparaiso. 1 a- m. Sailed. Sent 1. Hi
kiuya iLarti for Valparaiso, midnight
Raymond. Sept. 1 .-Sailed, Anne Hanify.
for "San Pedro, 4 p. m.
Aberdeen, Sept. 1. Sailed, Sraa, for San
Pedro, 8 p. m. Shasta, for San Pedro, 5
l. m.
Sailed, Aug. 31 Catherine G. Sudden,
for San Pedro, 7 p m,
Victiiria. Sejit 2. Arrired, ProtUaua,
from Seat'le. 6 a. m : Canadian Tramporter,
from E.-xjuimanlt, 12:3s a. m.
Passed. M S. A.rika from Shanghai for Van
couver. 7 am. V,
Passed, Sept. 1 . Bessie Dollar from Shanghai
for Vaurourer, 7:30 p. m.
Vannov.Tr. Sert. 1 .ArriTed, Melrille T)ol
lar frTTm ',ni-s Harbor, 7 p. m.
Bellincham. Sep; 1 Sailed, Hakashika
Mra :r Kr.rett. 2:30 p. m.
Tacnma, STi.r. 2.- AmTtd, Laa Vesa-1.
from Seattle. 2:30 a. m. ; Comanche, from
British Columbia ports,; 3 a. m.
Sailed, S.it, 1. Saikop Maru. from Kobe.
1 0 p. in.; H. B. IJTejoy. for San Pedro, 10
p. m. ; Balboa for -'operihagen. 7:30 p. m.
San Francisco. Sept 2. (I. X. S. ) Ar
riTed today Necanicum Brooking5. 4:45 a. m.
Buford, Slor.teney. 5:05 a. m.. Kenawah. Port
Angeles. 6:4." a. m : Frank H. Buck. Mont
erey. 7:10 a. m. : Krerett Los Angeles, 8.30
a. m. ; H. F. Alexander, Los Angeles, 10:20
a. m.
S.iled Today- Tug H"n-ules,
a. m. Tug Trareller, Tliie. B:.5
Chartees
. Frojmer. Norvfeeianf ; steamer,
Portland to Cnited Kingtiom.
35 shillings. By Kerr. (.Tiftord
cruise.
- m.
F40
200 tons.
Cont wheat,
& Co.
ALL ALOXG THE AVATERFRONT
The steamship Rase City of the San
Francisco & Portland Steamship com
pany docked at midnight at Ainsworth
dock. She brought a full list of pas
sengers and" heavy freight.
The steamer Rosalie Mahoney ar
rived in ballast and will load lumber
at Astoria for San Francisc
The Associated tank steamer W. F.
Herrin discharged fuel oil from Gavi
ota at Linnton and will sail this morn
ing. She came via Seattle.
The Norwegian : steamship Dicto,
with grain for thai United Kingdom,
cleared late Saturday night and nailed
for Europe. She was loaded by Kerr,
Gifford & Co.
By 4. O. Royle i
i fSrecial Corrwpondent of The Journal)
tCopyright 1922, by The Journal
jtew Toi. Sept 2. Prices for commodi
ties will become itairiliaed withhv , the next few
week to a greater extent than ! at "any time
in ! two years. The pricea at which the ma
jority of raw and manufactured product will
find their lerel will be higher1 ' than today's
quotation. Th will -be ,a direct result of
higher wages and sustained fuel coits aug
mented buying ard increa;-ed cost of liring.
This siabil iation program ia not going to
bo seriously affected by the injecUon by the
attorney general of the strike injunction into
the general labor situation. ETen a genera
strike, if called, would affect only 4.000.000
members of the American Federation of La
bor. ' Furthermore, a general strike, aa Gom
pets pointed oat today, most be preceded by a
Tot which would take at least several weeks
to conduct By that time the shopmen's
trite is possible of adjustment
Will Know How Business Stands
Bat producers, manufacturers, distributers
and consumers will know at last where they
stand and they can lay. their plans and parry
out their propram on a definite Ibasis. Adjust
ments of conditions In the bituminoas coal
field, the iron and 5teel industry, and in
the New Knc'.and textile mills hare been largely
li.stranieotal in bring ng about stability.
Any an:tie:y regarding a fuel shortage is be
ing raindly removed by the aetirity at" the
mine?. The shopmen's strike- never baa be
come a domi:iatm peril m commerce and
ndtry. The injunction asked for in Chicago
by the attorney general and granted by Federal
Judge Wkcrson, may still further nullify its
effects. But of far more significance are the
announcements from the more important car
riers that they are increasing their shop forces
successfully and are purchasing new motiro
power equipment Orders for locomoUTes were
p'sced this week by the Chicago &. Northwest
ern, the Missouri Pacific, the LouisTilla A.
Nashville, the Missouri. Kansas & Texas and
other roads.
The upward swing in commodity prices is
not surprising in riew of conditions reported
in dispatches received within the last 12 hours
from Tanous sections of the country. The 20
per cent wage increase in common labor in the
steel industry went into effect Friday. Coal
prices will remain aboye pre-strike levels for a
number of weeks at leat Steel prices are
advancing as a natural seuuence, but are march
ing in step with demand, which is more and
more in evidence.
Fuel 'oil has won new customers as a result
of the coal strikes and ha earijured markets
never opened to liquid fuel before. Therefore,
prices of that commodity are slated for an
advance, approximately 15 cents a barrel, de
spite the tremendous stocks of crude oil now
in storage.
Itecent price cuts in automobiles, increased
cost of production and a slightly lessening de
mand, hare brought about a ieriod of stability
to the automotive industry which -may be count
ed on to continue at least until the New York
automobile iow next January. Lumber, brick,
cement. L'me and other building material will
continue to respond to the activity in building
construction.
Leather Prices to Rise
Higher leather prices are in prospect for
hides have advanced steadily and , resistance to
advances for leather cannot be maintained by
shoe manufacturers and tanners indefinitely. A
readjustment which will bring hides down
slightly, bring leather up and leave shoes with
a minimum advance, seems probable.
Cotton goods are slated for slightly higher
quotations, since labor costs . in New England
have increased and it now seem certain that
raw cotton will continue to range between 20
and 23 cents a pound. The raw wool market
is firm and the only factor likely to shake
it and that only slightly, is a readjustment
of tariff rates downward by house and senate
conferees. Apparel has a trending;- upward, in
the wake of improved fall buying.
Wheat give little promise of improvement.
Eventually, -howerer, Europa must come to this
market to fill her grain deficit When she
does, and that date cannot be foretold, wheat
will sell higher. Higher lerels are in prospect
for botli lead and zinc, but copper improvement
is under checi from the European financial
artoaUon
Every price advance, however, -is safeguarded
from excess by the buying public, which gives
evidence of determination to-do without rather
than buy at prices deemed excessive.
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WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
.Reported by Tha Journal's WalJ Street Bursal
Mdlr
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high.!
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Tahoe
1 "si y Putnam . . .
Bab-nda
Jacob Luekenbarh
Edw Luckenbach
Lnie NieLen ....
Admiral Goodrich..
Daisy Putnam . . . .
AU:n ral Farragttu .
Ac ten . . .
lieorsina Bolph . ,
Alaska
WilUmette.
''.:e Triangle
Mexican .......
Kmderdyk
Afrika
Boren
Kenneeott . . . ... .
Simaloer
Jacob Lnckenbach
Rose City
Admiral Goodrich
Edw. Luckenbach
Kegulus .
Admiral Farragut
Bibirtda
Tasmania Mini
Alaska.
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.San Fran . . .
. Sjn Fran. . .
, San ' Fran, . .
. New Orleans.
. New York . .
. Nagoya . . . .
S. F -Way .
.San Fran . . .
fcan ll.-Waj.
, Sau Fran . . .
San Fran . . .
, San Fran. . .
Post on
! New Tork . .
...... t Abtwerp . . .
, Vancouver ..
bordeaux
VawMla, to Depart
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Australia . . .
New York.. .
Orient . . . ,
..New Orleans.
.San Fran. . .
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; New Tork . .
.West Coast .
San It-Way. .Sept.
S. F.-Pedro.. . Sept
Orient Sept
Bordeaux Sept
in
Oats.
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New Incorporations
Olympia. Vah.. Sept 2. Tihe following
artStles of inconwiration hare been filed with
Secretary of State J. Grant Hinkle:
Welke-Mf line company of Ellensburg. cap
ital stock SI 5.000 : C. J. Walkdr, O. M. Me
I line ana i. r. wiion: to aesi m nay, grain ana
j farm produ-t.s, lumber and material of all
kinds.
capitjil strx-K. $500,000; i'. (jrville White.
Peter Schmidt and George W. Pendleton.
L. Jk tv Meat company of 1-aCrooee, capital
tock. S30.000, G. W. Gilderleare a.n- R. L.
Vickery.
The Farmers' Public Market of Seattle,
capital stock $50.000 ; H S.-amis. JC. Picardo,
L. A. Grosso. L. Wt' Hansen. R.' T. Oykeman,
J. C. Mat-sura and K. Oishi.
Newspaper service company of Spokane, cap
ital ftock. $100,000; .1 It imnph:,. c'. J. 1.
and E. A. Oumphy; to -stanlish and maintain
turn and sell stationery of all kinds and man
ner of printing nrpplies, including boks of
establish book bindery, to colle-it monies and
ortfanixe offices to carry on aboive work.
rhaoiond Marhinerv company : of Aberdeen.
Capital ktock. $10,000; Ben ' (JoHstein and
J. B. Sawyer. v
Eotula Lumber company of Pe Ell. capital
stock, $20,000; John Kotull, ;Anna Kotula
and ,4?tanley Kotula. j
Tannel About Cnmpjeted
Wena tehee, Wash., Sept 2 - i-FViday after
noon the drills -penetrated the last of the rock
that separated the two sections :of the runnel
being bored by Grant, Smith id Co.. for the
Wenatchee reclamation district i above" Cash
mere. When the dynamite had; been set off
in the drill holes a short time later the work
men saw dayticht. coming through for the first
time since work was started lasti October. The
contract of Grant, Smith & CoJ Ik now prac
tically completed, but the wari of cement
ing the interior of ihe tunnel still remains.
This will probsbly be let by the reclamation
district to the lowest bictder. The boring of
the tunnel cost approximately $41,000 and the
cementing is estimated at about; $25,000.
i lo! i-fd 95
Javison Chem . . 33
Oeta-oit Edi Co. ills
Duiwtit 14 8
do: deb 82 :
Esjitrhan Kod Co. 88 k
Klkhorn r'orp ... 23
Emerson Brant . . 9
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I Endicott, Johnson 89
! do pfd '1 13 i
! Fa:rt3uks Co ..." 15 )
! Famous PL .... 1011
do ji!d lll.'i i
Fisherbody C 112!
do. !uo ptd . . i 9 1
FlRk Rubber j 12
Kreeport. Texas . 2 4
Gerl A sphalt . . . i 7 O
do; ftd 1 1 on
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Baltimore Maru , .
Rarn Poiworth . .
Boren
Celilo
Chattanooga City
Oaisy Freeman . .
IncJo
E. H. Meyer
Kenneeott
Kongosan Maru . .
Huftero ........
Montague . . ....
Multnomah .....
Hone City .......
Tasmania Maru . . .
Tenpaisan Maru . .
Thos. L. Wand . .
Tokofoku Mam . .
V. V. Heme , . . .
Berth.
Columbia City
. . St Helena
Clark -Wilson
Kalama
Globe
Couch
Albers
Albers
.St Helens
Portland Fiour MUU
St Helena
Astoria
St Helena
North Bank
, St He-len'
. . .Pcnlnrala Lurabar
Liunton
Heir to Be Bom
To Princess Mary
Near Christmas
London. Sept. fe.HTJ, P.) The news
leaked out tonight that an heir will
be born to Princesaj Mary about Christ
mas time. (
The princess is tew staying at Har
wood houses the Yorkshire estate of
her husband. Lorxl Laseeiles. a wealthy
manufacturer. . Her confinement. it
was believed, is to (take place there.
The grand child iof King George will
be born with the simple title of "hon
orable' preceding; her or his name.
If a girl, it was believed, the heir
will be named Mary. If -a boy. Harry.
alter tne rather.
May Install Electric iLigtitt
Harrison rg. Or.. Sept 3. 4j. R. Cart
wright, owner of the largest bopyarda tn this
vicinity and who holds a large interest in the
MeCredie Springs resort announce that he
has applied for water rights on Salt creek, near
the springs, and will if present! arrangements
materialize, install an electric lighting system at
the springs. " A large water wheej. which years
ago furnished power to a gristj-mill an Mr.
Cartwngnt s farm nere, win Be utilized in
at the spring.
r-emnsuia lJr. ereeting the plant
To Have Gas Service
Walla Walla. Wash., Sept 2.4 Walla Walla
and Takima will have a natural gas service
from the Benton county fields y January 1,
according to an announcement made by repre
sentatives of the Peon Pacific? Oil company
here Friday. Contracts have already been let
for the pipe, and delivery is expected within a
month. . Portland. Seattle and Hacoma will be
connected with the field af tar the Walla
Walla and Takima lines have been put in op
eration, the company announced, i
Wenatenee Fruit Shipments1 Heavy
Wenatrhe: Wash., Sept- 2. 4t-p to Friday
morning 656 cars of fruit had; been shlpiied
out of the Wenatehe district according to the
Wenatcbee Valley Traffic association. On Fri
day, the. 24th, 29 cars of pears, six cars of
mixed fruit and two cars of spples were shipped
out. On the 23d thimentii werle 15 earn of
pears, five cars f mixed fruit and three cars of
apple ; on the 22d 18 cars of pears. 10 cars
of mixed fruit and three oars of Spples, and on
the 2 1 st four ears of pears and i three cars of
mixed fruit. j
Gen Sugar pfd . .
do; deb pfd . .
Gen 1-elec .....
Gen Motors ....
do' pfd .....
do 6 pc pfd .
do 7 pc ptd .
Gliddjen
tsdnch Kubber
do pfd
Gray; & laris . .
.Gurnt Sugar . .
Habirshaw
Hart man Co . . .
Hendee .......
Houston il ...
Hudson Motor . .
Hupii Motor . .
lnt Age ptd . - .
Indiahr.ma ....
lnt Cement . .
lnt Combustion .
Int Harvester
lnt Mer Marine
do: pfd . . . .
In Paper
do pfd ....
Invincible
IJand Oil
Jewell Tea . .
do; pfd
Jones Bros
Kan.ias Gulf
Kelly; Tire . .
- do 8 per, rd
Ked.sey Wheel.
Kelstone Tire
Krc ge
1acleri t,as . .
IjCf Rubber . .
Liggeirt & Myer;
I.oewts ctf . . . .
Loft Ine ctf . .
Loose Wiles. . . .
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Manhattan Shirt. -Maniti
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Siomberi
Studebaker '. .
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Submarine Boat
Superior Oil . ( .
Stan Oil of Cal.
Stan Oil of X J .
do pfd . - . .
Sweets Co ....
Temptor A ctf .
Texas Co
Texas A Gulf . .
Texas Pac C & O
Texas Pac Ld T
Tidewater Oil . . .
Tob Prod "A". .
do pfd
Trans Con Oil . . .
In Bag 4c Paper.
T'nion Oil
Union Oil rcta . .
L'niou Tank
do pfd
T"! Cigar Store . . .
Cnited Drug Synj
do 1 st pfd . . - j
I mtctl fruit Co
Cnited liet Store
I. S E.tiress . .
1" S I ii-.l Alcohol.
U H Krulty . . . .
C S Kubber . . .
do let pfd . . .
U Tob pfd i . .
Va-Ca.r Chem . .
do "B"
do pfd
Tt I C 4 C
do pfd .....
Vivandou
Webber Heilbm. .
Wells Fargo Exp.
Western EJeo pfd.
Wen ting Brake. .
Westing Electric)
do 1st pid.
Western Union .
White. Eagle Oil
Whita Motor G
White. Oil ....
Wilson A Co .
Willys-Overland
do J.fd , ....
Woolworth ....
do rid . . - -Worth
Pump . j.
Wright Aero, .
.METALS
Alaska Gold . . .
Alaska Juno . . .
Am Car & Kndy,187
I Am Locomotive. .12d
Am Smelting . . . .
do pfd
Am Steel Fndy . .
do pfd
1 Am Zinc
: Anaconda ' Cop. . .
i Baldwin Looo . . . .
do .fd.
i Batopiles Mm . . .
Bethlehem Steel. .
do B
do 7 "v pfd . . .
do 8 '.'c pfd. , . .
British E SU . . . .
do 2d pfd . . . .
Butte Copper . . . .
Butte &. Sup. . .
Callahan inc. . . .
al A Ariz
'arson Hill
i 'erro de Pas Cop.
Chile Cop
Chino I 'op
Colo F & 1....
Crucible Steel . .
do pfd
De Bears Mine. . .
IMme Mines. . . .
Fed Ms & S pfd;
Gen Am Tank Co
do pfd . .
Granby Min
Great No Drectfs
Greene Canines
Gulf States Steel
Ilmuestaiie M . . .
Hydraulic S'eel .
Li-llrtration C . . .
Int Com Eng. .
Int Nickel
Iron Prod
KejinecoM Copper
Lackawanna Steel
Lima L-cmotive
do iH . . . . . . 123 jl23
.uoiuf i or .Mines, -il ! ly s
Miami Cop .... 301 29
Midvale Steel .. 35 i 3
Nat Lead U0iil06
do pfd 1 1 3 1 1 4
Nevada Cons ... 17 i 16
New a S S AC. 36 36
Ontario Silver... 6 hi' 6
Otis Steel .... 11 11
Pa Seaboard , . . . 8 7
Pitts Steel. Co. .. 99 97
Prcssel Steel ... 87 83
do pfd 44 : 42
Pullmm ... 133 1 23
Ky Sreei Spg. . . 118 !11J5
do Pfd.. 113 114
Ray Cons !'( 16
Rand Mine 34 "4 32
ReploKle Steel .. 33 V, J 32
Reip Iron & Stei 73 j 68
do pfrl 94 93
St Joseph Lead . . 1 5 ' 1 5
Seneca Copper ... 12 j 12
Shattuck Ari Cop 9 ! 8
Sloss Sheffield .'. 52 ! 50
do pfd. ...... 80 i 77
Steel & Tube pfd 84 i 83
Tenn Cop A Chm 11 ! 10
T & Wms SteelFI 37 I 3S
I rrited Alloy Steeli 38 37
tacts' 3!1 1 34
do pfd. 78 71
U S Hoffman ... 21; 20
li a tsm-inng ... 43 J 42
C S Steel 105il02
do pid. . . .
rtah Copper .
Utah Securities
Vanadium . . .
Wick wire Steel
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STOCKS BONDS
6RAIM ; COTfoH
! PAITATK LEASED WIRES TO
1 E. F. Hutton & Co.
i MEXBKBS ALL PRIKCIPAJ.
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Nat Clk Suit.
Nat Conduit . . .
Nat 6 A S . . .
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N Yi Air .
N T; Dock - - .
Y iSliipouildins
Nc-nhi Aran , . . .
do; pfd .......
doi TtS .'
Nrnnaily
Oho Fuel Sup . .
Ohio IB A .B. . . .
Orpbenm ctr . . .
Otis i Elevator . .
do ! pfd ....
Owens Bottle M
Pac Pew Cor. ...
l"ac Ga A Elee. .
Hae Oil ...,.!..
Pan An n. Pet j. .
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Panhandle Pet j. .
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People's Gas , . ,. .
Pbila I Co ......
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Buff Roch
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C M & St P
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Portland Industries to Benefit
jljliio Sfoclc Ecligal
IT
I ItDve-pr
Plans for the-e-rtoMi Simcnt of stoelp and
bx.noj cxeljange In Pr-ttWnd wfll be Outnnfld )at
S meeting of bnimii men and financiers tin
do firecn room of t!i 1'lu.mtwr of Commerce
nt 4 -p. in.. Tuesday, acording t! annotiiice
ri.en4 1ni wcest by Officiate iof tbt chamber,
nd ' mt-Tet aitresdyi howni in lite project
prac4ica,Hy! insnres its success, j A eircurar ipnb
iWird by Manager prawfonf oft the depart
ment nf indu trie of the chamber; ss. forth
flie advantagv-t i whk-4 would! Sccnue to Vocal
orrperatios throiichj oj-cration, of, tlie' x
rihanse arjd hi endorsement; is seconded y
investment bankers. ; t ,j ..
I" Among the important industries of thel etty
whtcn woold receive I immediate benefiu ifrem
tbe Bperation of the 1jroi;oed stock; and ihocid
exchange are tihe Columbu ITire ronMjratiwn
nnd jthe Portland Veaetable 0l Mills company.
B. IL Ward. tunmofrr of t3ie Yegt table Oil
Mill rompany.lli one of the acttv backers
of t plan for! a loaal exchange and a letter
itwairw by Km q tbe ?ambe of Com
ujxin j the vital merits of
mer-jp1 trmciied
Undertaking.
I "Portland is i erne of the ht hnnit mvlrl
in tie United States,'? CWard Ftated. j "I doubt
if any other city of itk siie is its equal. From
the iinforraatjot) that; I -can ; gather I rfccuM
judge that the ibond ; houses ef Portland doi a
bui.iaess between $5C(.0OO.OOO and! 875,000.
000; per annum. theJ great bulk of whith is
done; in outside; securities. ",' '
! "This is attested bp the numerqns bond d
Vert6ement ofi this ! eharctrr Which we I so
fdepUy see in our daily 'paivrsi Ori he
otiier hand, it is almost impossible to find an
advertisement of a lecal tock. Where ';toca'
Range in Prices of Liberty
Victory Notes! During the
.5
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stoe-Vs sire oftred Ifor sale tlwi ire cenerall4
found in "clasri liedl irntherl than! nh tlis finals-1
rial page. in ( i; ! I f : i t
"Tw local jirjTe-t-ng public Ik (not at fanlfv
in thii matter.; 1 Nf mm wlto inve-ts ihisl
money ha a tvU to fefll sure khat bis lirwil
venment it rfKnibOy safe. Atj prewent hisj f
choirs of o,lr-tiOB (or ill nHtt m-n t Iof h funds r
lies between nm of Stie lrjcsl bank', with bond,
departments epd .4n of jthe trl houses on.
the one handj ard m the,1 other hind various'
efforts on the pari iiidiridaajs and firms
to market stoek edupties. . i I -' t
-At present 'tpiefd -eemii to be), no method j i
of dividing liiene . jiat;vidal erfo-rts for iOies
marketing of stock! securities witb smod. had 4
and indiffereat. ' tTbcre iinonc. tiinablv havR
been in the mt; ati4 are now gotd offermar,
mediocre of erings fend Ksjl offffrifiss. but ha
inrefjnB' whf c bf! Irttlf cr lib means
"atVifeetorily iiM1eTiing jthe .tnse iaeriu
tbee offerbiri. ' t i.i ! ! 3
"Vsnmis pjsns Have Hcen intre trd from t
time to fime to better this condluni. A nem
her of pUtfs avie been pijoioW for financing '
agencies. Aj finer emg eenry at "bs,r it
recrai to mei woiild eimfly , be la raeansj oft
aimfcihing an ouiH-t for j.---rmc te. mtn or I
some group of mtnl to finance surceasf ully i hia I
or her speciall intertr. tTb financing agency
could not do) the" jrne 'amount of good ifor
the city at large, as) could jsomei other medinm
which did notjinvolte: the. investment of capital
for profit. . I '; j Jl i . . :
"The best lotl'en medium I know anything
bout is the tockj eKchasjge. in joplt of the
-rritictsms whieh -hak-et from time to tim been
Jiade of .rtoci rxriaagesknd in ispite of, the
fsct thstthevj st best are mrt. perfect."; ': , '
Liberty Jt,s,! lPa:-. . . ; L.
Uberty first s. 19S2-'47. i
Liberty second is, 1927-'42. . .
Liberty first 4Vs. 1932- 47 . . . .
Liberty -second. 4ts 1927-'42 !.".
Liberty third; 4 a; 1929 i .1. .
Liberty fourth 4fc, lS33-fS8 . .!..
Victory :434s. ;1922-l'23. uncalled..
Victory 44. Dec 15. 1322, caUed.
Mon.
100.68
100 60
10Q.22
100 70
100.34
100.48
100.74
I0fJ.fi6
100.30
Tues.
1710.96
100.56
1P0.18
100.64
100.16
100.42
100.64
100.68
100.30
i STOCKS i j High, j Ixyw. Oose Chng
??orf A Sou. . .!. . 20 18 181 f
Norf A West.... 118 116 118 !
Nor : Pac , j, . 89 86) 89 :
Peoria A Eas. . 23 23. -22 - 4-1
Ienim !. . 47 46. 4(1 !
I'ere Mar 40 Sthi 88
do pr pfd 74 73 74 J
P A, W Va...j. . 40 38 39 -
Beading 80 77 79 ;"
i do 1st pfd.... 53 52 53 "
'da 2d !f I. .'. . 54 ; 53 58 !
RuUand kail pid. 47 43 45 t6
St I, A S F. J. . 8-1 30 30 !-!
, do pfd. ..J.. . 55 5-3 54 -
St L South W. . .34 83 34
do; pfd. . . 52 50 51 1
SAL I. . 7 6 6 :-
do pfd . 13 10 11 -1
Sou Ry 27 26 27
do pfd. .... 04 62 64 M
South Pac ...;.. 95 93 94 .;...
T-xas & Pac . . 36 32 82
Third Ave .... 24 23 23 -
TSLAB ctf B 64 61 84 2hi
do pfd B -. . 55 53 54 .;...
Twin City R T. . 60 55 58 ,, 5
Union Pacific . . 152 147 149 . i .. .
do pfd ..... SO 79 79
Uni Ry Inv .... 16 14 14
d pfd 33 30 8S -i
Wabash . 13 12 12 -t-11
do pfd A ... 34 83 88 -
do pfd B ... 24 23 2S -
West, Md ..... 17 14 15
do 2d pfd '!. . 25 23 28
Vet Pan ..... 20 19 20
do pfd ......61 61 61
W A B .... 16 18 .15
; do pfd . 27 26 ; 26
Wis, Cent .... 31' 28 28 I
So Coarthonse Bids Reeelred
Pallas, Or.Sept 2. So: bids have been
received by thMfolk county court for the issue
of $43,0O0 county highway bonds, which the
court adTertised for sale on August 26. Fail
ure of anyone to -bid on this , issue is believed
to be due to the suit that- has been filed by
residents of Independence to enjoin ; the court
from ; selling the bonds. The caa.i has been
heard- by- judge. G. K. Bagley of Hillsboro,
but be has not yet rendered hia decision.
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Street Paving- Bid Received i
Kelso. Wash.. Sept '2. The Kelso city
cnuncjl will receive bids September 12, for; the
paving of .local Improvement district No. -i37,
comprising Second street from Cowlitg to Co
lumbia; Columbia, from Second trr Front, and
Front, from Columbia to Donation.;
Overbeck&CookCo.
Brokers ! I
Members Chicago Board I
of Trade
' Board of Trade BIdg.,
: Portland
Pendleton, OreM ;
Walla Walla, Wash.
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Stocks, Bonds, I
6 rain and Cotton
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
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Log-an & Bryan
NEW TORK AND CHICAGO.
Wed.
100.94
100.66
10D.1S
1O0.TO
100.22
100. 4
1O0.B8
100.74
10Q.2I
st are nnt perfect"; , .
Bonds and
Past Week
Thura.
100. 8
100.40
100.18
100 5S
100.18
a oo. ao
1 00. 60
100.70
100.S0
100.
100
100
100.
100
100
100.
ioo
100.
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20
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10
20
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Sat.
100.7S
100.50
100.18
100:42
JOOLIS
lf0.2
100:34
lOOt.70
10f,2
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S KEEN TO
PROCURE LOANS
OonfirmaUoii ef.ihe report that the Oregon
Washington ypint Stock land bapk will take
steps to imnw0iatelir double its paid up capital
to $500, oou j was imnds Saturday; by Kobert
E. Smith, prefiiderrt Qf the Lumbormens Trust
company bank land head of the joit stock land
bank. Announcement to; tins effect was made
by Smith toUowmg his return from a . two
weeks" personal inixactirrnj tour 6f over loo
farms in Washington statse.j on wbirh the Joint
Stock Land bank is already; closing loans. .
Ufason for) increasing iha capitalisation is
seen in the fart tb4t the Bank alrrady has ap
plications Tor loansjal prartically S,O00,0IHI,
which is In eacess if Il.OIMi.oiHI of -what ftha
bank can lend pinde its present cartital. J
"The t)regcsn-Vahington Joint Stock Land
bank simply ha beep swamped wttt aprnicauons
for long time 6 per) cent l4ns," t4id President
Smith. 'Furkherniorie, the type of security
and the character joC thai farmeis who have
a pi ) lied are etcelletiti Iti is of utmost im
portance to ta lafttng prosperity of Iregrm
snd of Washingtoa istates,' ithat every effort be
made to makejthesej loans quickly. , ,
"L nder .thel federal! 'act icreaUni ' Joint stock
land banks oitr loafisi under the 'present capi
talization lj, rnite , to $4,OO,000 and we
therefore are doubling our capital This Will
give us an $80O.T'UO loaning limit and make
it possible for kit to) aaake loans just as rapidly
as they are artwovedli by ihe farm loan com
mission at WastUrfcrton, t!." I'morteiit
Sruifti silent several bsrya in! the tarining mcionti
surrounding Settle iajid Spokane. 1 The larm
ers, he said, aqe vertr optimuitie anf are a unit
in declaring taat t-pori federal artJ which has ;
opened the way to j per icent loans and !&2
years to repa them, will I result tin Immense
Henef it to agrioul ti- and, opens j- opportunity
for large dsvetppsBeata. I I . i
WE
iS Fidelity!
BIT
Security -
Cornn..
lATeatotk Units. ;
bl'dai stock.
Surety A Casualty.
M'rarsked Mills.
States : Fire Jnsursnfce.
strrri w! si'
Pfd.!
1 0 -Great' JtrjrthWeatern
lO King s Food (Units.
50 Morgan
20' Oregon
20 Oregon
25 Pacific
WE
1 OO Ttennns Iploodl ! I
25 J. L. llartmirj Redeemable!
1 0 I.umhertnens iTrust !o. i
50O0 Mountj Hnoi Railway 6s 1927.,
j o MUitnoman iumoer jac rox ; r ia
1 5 Northwestern I Electric 7 . I Pfd.
20 Oregon i'ortland Cement Pfd.
10 Peninsula Nat Baijk.
50O0 Penn. iTacirtci Oil. i
1 0 Portland Gasi A Cokw T Pfd.
20 P. R. II. A P. Prior Prefeaenee. .
50 Portland Tesyiable pil. j
25 Western) Boil & Mortgage.
We solicit Hstis all jsaleablsj loeaJ te
fTirities. Priepective Investors will find it
to their -sdrantsgp ' to consult Our prica
before making purthasea. ; J
Direct Private Viflrea te C f. Hutton,
j .Mf Yeek. I
Members flaw Verk Stock lohange.
law J
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ORDAN-WENTWORTM
tfiTOflKRlAXri ROX'IIS .i
191 Ratwayi ExehaBi- Bid.
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jr ew years
sago invest
ment in prime
Wnds was con
iined to sums
of $; 000 and
greater. But
now you can obtain $ 1 00 bonds and ijuite often
bonds of smaller denomination.' ETeiybody
can be a coupon, clipper today.
plan
j We haoe Baby Bonds nov as oZ4va
CITY OF ARROYO GRANDE. Cal. Trap
GREATER WINNIPEG Water Dist. 5s. .
CITY OF MOSCOW. Idaho. Imp. 6s.. U.
CITY OF NEWMAN. Cal.. Imp. 7s. . . ...
CITY OF WALNUT CREEK. Cal., Imri. 7a.
CITY OF REEDLEY. Cal . Imp. 7s. ..J.
HAYDEN LAKE IRR. DISTrvTldaho. 7.5
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA CHEM. CO. 7U
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i Call, write or phone . Broadway 5740
You can buy these little bonds on our partial payment
, in just the same way : as bonds of larger dOTorriiiiation.
Yielding.
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(640
16.25
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Do It Now
Use Qar
Partial
Payment.
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