The Oregon daily journal., October 21, 1922, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,
PORTLAND,
MEXICAN PETROtiEUM GOES TG K NEW jHIGHcMARIC;
SLIGHT DECLINE I'ORCED IN CUBE BUTTER TRADE
SATURDAY,- OCTOBER 21, i 1922.
CUBE BUTTER A
WEAK FEATURE
Batter trade continue t ihr weakness,
iU cubes tally le to 2e e pound tower.
WU) the lower price were . not generally
quoted until the week-cad. there , has been
mom ort less eeeret-euttins for Mietil days.
Bet country cube are ceneralli. Quoted
around 424Se a pound, with city central
lzers Quoting 48 44e a pound. The extreme
is scarcely obtained In such volume as to
consider tt ready; market factor.
No chsnre 1 shewn In the' pile of print,
but tbe fact remain that . the entire . butter
market ia depree&ed, wiyi , a . : band to mouth
buying generally acted. !
. Because of the competition for 'tratterfat
batter makers are compelled to par full price
, lor their requiXementa at tale time.
-Storage butter is moving alowly.
Those desiring special informstton regarding
any market write the Commercial Kditor.
Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for .reply.
EGG SITUATION COXTIXCESGOOD
Very good tone continue in the egg trad
with ail price we a maintained both for baying
and selling. WhHe report indicate come offer
ing -of .lUnir egg at a discount, it appear
that most of this stock ia not of beat Quality.
POOR DBESSET) TURKEYS ARRIVE
While the quality of live turkey here i
quite good, the dressed -stock ia poor, resulting
in an unusually email- spread between the two
priest. Best live at 33 ff-35c with dressed at
40 ! 42c pound.
1,711 .J Qqr5
" 3r-CSV Jev
QASUET
I
MEATS STEADY AT WEEK-EXD
Steady tone continued, for country killed
meats at ' the week-end. Veal were holding
around 14 14 He for extreme tops with' best
hogs at 15 ft 15 He pound. Pmctically every
tiiiug cleaned up. j
OSl." PEICES ARE' HELD FIRM
Onion prices are being held firm aC $1T.T5
ta retailers for best Oregon stock, while
producers are getting 31.10 in wucload lots lor
beet Lake. La bun ottering and 31.20 for Port
Is ud delivery.
APPLE SITUATION STILL ACTIVE
' Actirity generally continues in the local
apile trade With the popular movement at
$1.00 & 1.50 per bos. Page & Son had on
display what ia called a .Delieious-GraTeiutein,
a combination of, the two. Offering were from
Hoed River and-consisted of very large aixe. ,
BRIEF NOTES PRODUCE TRADE
Potato trade still stagnant
Pears in oversupply, moat sale good stuff
. around 31. 00 1.25.
Cheese market firm at unchanged prices;
trade active,
Chicken market unchanged with offeringi
cleaned up.
Liberal supply ground cherries offering at
31-00 bog.
SHIPPERS WEATHER ' NOTICE
Weather bureau adrised Saturday: Pro
tect shipments during the next 30 hours
against the following mini IB Jim temperatures:
tiding north to Seattle, 44 degrees: northeast
to Spokane, S2 degrees; east to Baker, 26 de
grees, and south to Ashland, 3d degrees.
Minimum temperature at Portland tomorrow
bout 44 degrees.
I
By Hynai H. Conea
The price of em has been advanced
to 54c a doaen on the rrablic market,
a rise of 4c ovr recent Quotations. Tbe
change in the price ia .Somewhat over
due Fact of the matter is that real
select esrgs have not been generallr
offered on the' publi? market because
prices there were too low and pro
ducers sold their stock" for more monei
elsewhere. Bulk pf the offednjrs con
stated of pullet size and some were
asking select ess prices for these. ;
J Several; days ago effort was made or
I leading: producers and ethers to secure
I an adequate prioe for uch 'stock on
the market, but the request was tumsa
down by the city commissioner, .ac
cording to those in charge of the mar
ket. Chickens 'remain at the - old price,
both ot the public market andJ in re
tail shops. f ?"
Peaches are fast disappearing from
the market and there is ivory little
demand.
. Potatoes' are now of quality good
enough to) store a tew sacks for the
winter months. i 1
Retail prices, generally show: ' '
Butter Fresh creamery, 50 54c i
Fish Saenoa. 1 3 s 3 Oc ; halibut. SOe;
black cod, 12 He; sturgeon. SOe.
Flour Best local patent. 31.83 9 2.00' per
49-lb. sack.
Potatoes New. llSe p lb.
Onions 2 H e per lb.
Tsmhill street prices:
Carrots, 4e bunch; string beans, Ac lb. ;
peas, 13o lb.; cabbage, lHe lb'.; cauliflower.
515c head: lettuce, S910e head; potatoes.
144c lb.; celery, & 0 10c bunch; tomatoes,
2 H c lb.
Corn Best. 20c dozen.
Honey-Comb. . priTate stores. 20e; public
ourket, 20e; quart, 60c; pint. 35c.
Eggs Public market, 54c; private stores,
451 60c dozen. .
Poultry -sac jens, 22c lb. : heavy hens,
orer 4 lbs, 21 lb.; Irytrs. 30c lb.; broilers,
32c lb.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
These are the prices retailers pay whole
salers, except as otherwise noted:
HPTTPD Q.Tlin mma K. . f
ry prices Pricts, extras, 48c; for plain wrap
pers, cubes. 4 3(9' 45c per lb.; dairy, buying
price, 30c per lb.
BUTTKEFaT Portland delirery basi: No.
1 (ri(l 48c; No. 2, 45c; No. 1 gone.. 46c
for "A grade.
CHEESE Settings Tillamook, triplets, 32
(9 83c. lb.; Young .Americas, 33c per lb.;
Oregon triplets, 21 27c. Buying price, f. o.
b. Tillamook: Tripieta. 30c: Young America
and Longhorns, lc. ' Selling price: Block
'8wiss, Wisconsin, 3UiS35r: imported, 50c lb.;
I.iotbunet, J5SSc. cresm brick. Oregon,
23 25c ;; Eastern, 28 SOe. .
EGti8-BuyiDg price, Front street: 'Cur
rent receipts. Western Oregon, 45c per dos. ;
Bastera Oregon, 2 per.dosen; henneries, 52c
per do.; selling price, select, 53 54c do.;
candled, 51 52c; pullets. 45c; storage, sxtrsa,
8386c per dozen, i
KOGS Aisjcitiotf selling price: Select.
63c: brown, 53c; fresh, 51c; pullets, 45c
LIVE POULTRY Selling pnee: Heavy
hens, 21 23c per lb.; light hens, 18c lb.;
broilers, 18 20c lb.; old roosters, 8c; ducks,
16 Its 24c per lb.
Fresh Fruits and Vkoetahle
FBESH FRUIT Orange, 35.00011.00
box; bananas, 9 Vs 10 14 e lb. ; lemons, 39.50
e 11.00 case; grapefruit,- Florida. 37.50
9.50; peaches, 25 65c; cantaloupe, 32.00
0 2.50; watermelons, 1(9 2o jper lb.; ice
rream melons, 1 He lb.; honey Jdew melons,
St : cassbas, 2 Me; pears, 81.00 1. 73: Con
cord grapes, 6$Tc per lb:; Muscat, 2. 00 lug;
BERRIES Blackberries. $2.25 2.50;
trawberries. 82.50 per crate;f cranberries.
85.00(8 5.50 box.
DRIKD FBU1TS ' Dates. 83 25 7.00 :
I'P, black', 19 SOe lb.; prunes, HOs snd 50s,
25-lb. -box, 12 Ho lb.; 50s and 60s. 10 He lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Ore
gran, 31,S0 91-75 cental; girlie, 10 W 12c per
lb. ; green onions, 25 30c per- dos. hunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
grm. fancy. 1 1 .00 g 1.25 per cental; sweet
potatoes, 3I4SHc per lb.
"VEGETABLES Beets. 40c per dosen
hiim-hes; cabbage, 1 V c per lb.; lettuce.
fl.oty per crate; carrots, uc per aozen
hunches; tomatoes, Oregon, 35c; horseradish,
lie lb.; artichokes, ( ) ; cauliflower. 75c
3 31.15 dosen; celery. 60T5c doxen; sum
mer squash, 5c; Yellow Bantam corn, 60 $
75e sack:
APFI.E3 Near crop, 31.00 93.00: crab-
Meats
1 COUNTRY MEATS SeUing price: Coun
try hogs." 13 15 Ho lb., beary stuff le:
eal. tops (about SO to 100 lbs.). 14 14 He
lb.. hry stuff less; lambs, 18o lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams, 28 S2o ft.;
breakfast bacon, 2746e lb.
PACKING-HOUSE MEATS Staer beef.
1 2 H lSe lb. : heifers. 11 A 11 U e: cows. 9
10c; lambs, 18 20c lb.; was. 10 014a
id.; nogs, iogntie id.
LARD Kettle rendered. 1 H o. lb. ; tierce
basi. compound, 14c
.Qrocerle
BEAN'S Smalt whits'. 86.50: U-ge white.
36.50; pink. 86.00; lima. 39.00,- bayou,
86.50; red, 33.73.
HONE V "New, 84.00 9 4.80 per case.
RICK- Japan, No. 1, c; Blue Hose. 6e
lb.; New Orleans head,- He
COFFEE Boasted. 22H9S4H lb. ia
sacks or drums. . -
SALT Coarse, half grmind, 100s, 15 00
ton; 50 317 85: table dairy. 60s. 327.50;
bales. 33. 30 4 00: fancy table and dairy,
834 50; lump, 826.60.
SI GAK Cube. 88.75: fruit and berry.
87.76; yellow C, 37.20;-beet, granulated.
37.60: extra C. 3T.40; tolden C. 37.20.
CANNED MILK Tails, 85 00; baby sin,
84 00 ease; Eagle, $9.35 ease.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk, 15a n.
NLTS Walnut, i 21 6 -c U.; almonds.
244528c lb: filberts. 2027Hc K.; pear
nuts, 1015o lb.; pecans, 30 32c lb.; Bra
fl l6 22o lb.; chestnuts, Japa&eM, 22 9
24s lb.
WWt and ShslltlsM
FHESH
hs?ibnt
1b. : basket kippered rod. 32.00; bssketkip
pered salmon. S2.00; lint cod. 78e lb. ;
sole, ioc per R. ; sturgeon, sue is; rso snap
8e lb. ; -
OYSTERS Eastern. 34.50 gal: Olympia,
85. HO per gallon, $1 50 quart; crabs, larga,
83-50 dozen; small. $2.80 dosen.
Maps, Wool and Midas
HOPS 1922 crop, nominal, 8 10e lb.
HIDES Calf skins, 17e lb. ; kips,- 14a B. J
green hides. V0e ftv; salted. 12e per lb. i.
MOHAIR Nominal, 22 32c ; -
- -' SHEEP PELTS Lena drr Delta, lie:
short peta, 10 He tti.; long hair nt peltar
u; snon nair mi sua, 2Utue
each. - .- - - - -.-.- ,
WOOL Willamette "rsHeT. roans
S2e: medium. 25 SOe lb.; fine, 30g5c lb.;
Eastern Oregon-Idaho. S0J 8 Tc 3K.
TALLOW AND G8EASE No.. 1 tallow. $
COTT03T PRICES REACH 3EW
HIGH RECORD FOR TEAR
New York, Oct. 21.- (L N. S.) The cot
ton market again went into new high ground
for the year today at the start. First prices
were 21 to 26 points higher on general buy
ing. The South sold moderately and after the
first aput. of buying realizing offerings in
creased and prices worked off slightly from the
highest. Bullish weekly trade reviews, strong
spot markets in the South, continued strong
and actiTe textile markets, all tended - to re
strict selling presssret
The market closed firm at a nst advance of
29 to 49 points.
Spct cotton was steady today. 50 points
higher at 23.95; no sales.
- Open. Higlv Low. Close.
Jan. . .. . 2339 2355 2327 284S
Feb. .... ... 2356
Mar . . . 2348 236j 2339 2264
April 2352
May ... 2345 2358 2330 2382
June .... .... . 2342
July . . . 2316 2337 2308 2333
Oct .... 2342 2369 2332 I 236a
Nor. . j : 2370
Dec 2360 - 2383 2S5S 2375
BOSTON WOOL TRADE SLOWS
UP FOR WEEK-EKD PERIOD
Boston. Oct. 21. Aa usual trading in the
Summer street wool market slackened.1 off per
ceptibly in preparation for the week-end pe
riod. The week closed with prices up slightly
on nearly all grades. There was a heary de
mand for carpet wools..
The foreign -markets were very strong. Trad
ers here are awaiting the opening of the Texas
pools with a good deal of anticipation.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Frstnclseo Market
San Francisco, - Oct. 21. No market Sat
urday. Lea Angela Market
Los Angeles, Oct. 21. Butter 31c pound.
Eggs Extras, 60c; case count, 55c; pul
lets, 41e.
Poultry liens, 30c; broilers, 36c; fryers,
28c pound.
POTATOES AW5G THE COAST
San Francisco Market :
San Francisco, Oct. 21. (U. P.) Onions
Stockton Reds, 81.40 1.50; yellows, per
cwt, tl.40gl.Su.
Potatoes Kiver. fancy. 31.10 1.25;
Idaho-Washington Netted Gems, $1.75 2.00;
Salinas, -$2.25.
Chlcag-o Dairy Produce
Chicago. Oct. 21. (I. N. S.) Butter, re
cerpts. 7932 tubs; extra. 45c; standard, 40
X404; extra firsts. 41 9M3 He; firsts, 36
38 He: packing stork, 26 H 27 He
"-Eggs, receipts, 31,363 cases. Miscellane-ous,-3035c;
ordinary firsts, 28$30r; firsts,
81 32c; check. 18 20c; dirties, 19
21c.
Cheese, twins, new, 25 25 He: daisies,
25 25 He; Young Americas, 25H25c:
longhoms, 25H25c; brick, 24 H
25 He.
Live poultry, turkeys. 3 0c ; chickens, -17
"Oc: inv-ings, 18c; roosters, 14c; geese. 21e;
ducks, 22c
;H FISH-( Chinook.' fresh. IS 18c;
1718cfper lb.; black eod. So per
-- .TTT n "TF
alessber CMcagw Board f Trads "
V STPCKS , EOXDSr
CRAIH COTTdl .
- PRITATK XXASJ WLRZS TO
E: P. Button & Co,
l TEMBERS ALL PRUf C17A1V. J
- Souett laoalrtes AO Xoeai
. . , v - MearlUes
Sew Tork Botter and Y.ggt
New York. Oct. 21. (I. N. S. Butter
Market firmer. Creamerr extras. 46 H:
firsts. 37a45Hc: higher scoring. 4747He;
state dairy tubs, 3245e; ladles, fresh extras.
32 84c.
Cheese Market firm. State whole milk
specials, flats, 25 fa 26c lower grades. 25
25 He; skims, specials. 19c
Kgg Market firm. Neaby white, fancy,
StftSSe; brown, 60 69c; extra, 88 90c;
firsts. 70 76c. I
Milk Nominal wholesale pries. S2.00 ewt.
Dried Fruit- and Beans
New York. Oct. 2A. fL N. 8.)
Market steady. Pea; choice. $7.25; red kid
ney, choice $6.00 6.50.
Pried Fruits Market quiet. Apricots,
choice te extra fancy, 23 38e: apples, evapor
ated, prima to-fancy, 16c; prunes, 80s to UOa.
1217 He; do 60s to 100s, 8HllHe;
peaches, choice, to extra fancy, 12 H 9 19c;
seedless raisins, thoiee to fancy, 21 23c
Sw Toi-k Bask Statement
New York, Oct. 21. (I. N. S,) Bak
statement: Average Loans, increase $69,
271.0OO; demand deposits, increase $57,960,
OOOj time deposits. de"ae $7,230,000; re
serve, increase $8,531,w50.
Actual Loans, increase $126,765,000; de
msnd deposits, increase $54,376,000; time os
noits. increase $13,763,000; reserve, iocraasa
$26,268,000.
MlnBeapolln-DaiBtl Flax .
Minneapolis. Oct 11. (I. N. S- Flair
October, $2.43; November. $2.39 H ; Decem
ber. 32.35; track. 82.4392.48; arrive.
$2.43.
Dulnth, et. 21. Flax: November 82.44;
December, $2.84 H ; May, $2.26 H ; track,
$2.462.47; arrive. $2.43.
MlBoeapollsaawheat Options
Minneapolis. Oct. 21. Wheat:
Open His Low Close
Dee. ...$1.08 $1.08 H 81.07 s4 31.07 H
May , : .t 1.10 H UOli 1.09 i 1.09
5fw Tork Potato Market
New fork, Oct. 21. fL N. 8. ) --Potatoes
fin bulk, barrel or bag) : Markwt firmer.
Nearby white. $1.35 & 2-75; sweets, 70c fee
S2.00.. ..!-.
SHc: No. 4H5e; trsasa. 8t4
CASCARA BAHK 1923 pseL Te; 1931
paal. Be lb. ; crapa root. ?e B- -,
rals. OMV Eta, -v.
RAW LINSEED OIL Barrels, per gL,
IJilO; 8 gat rn Per gal, $1.25.
BOILED LINSEED. OIL Barrels.. per gal,
81.12; S gal. can, per gaL, $1.27.
TCRPETrNE Drums, per gaL, $1.83; t
gaL cans., per gaL. $1.97.
WHITS jLEAD 100 lb. kegs, per lb., -13c
r. 4.. t-umber an4 Sbieeaa .
Latest carload lumber sales by maimfactar
era, quotatiorat representing f. o. b- Bull val
ues in direct sals Ut reiailera and isclndtng
sailing expaws t:- -. -f 1 ''- :
.FLOORING i High. Low. Ajra.
1x4-N. 3 and bat,. $54.00 840.00 .....
lli Nik 1M...-V., 3S.OO ......
' FINISH: - . :.
1x8 10 ........... 88.00
- CEILINQ: ' i -' - ..' '
1x6 No. T and bvt.'. IS-OO : 87.O0
DROP SIDDiG: -
1x6 No. 2 and bet. . i 41 0 40.00 40.00
BOARDS AND SHIPLAP r .
1x9 10 ls. ........ 15.50
PIiIENSION8: . ' '
2x4,13 14 ..-......- 1I.S0 16.90
SMALL TIMBER: "
4x4 12 16 22.50 31.50 t ....j,
LATH:: . . J .
4 ft Ne. t fir. ..,.3 4.80 " .4.25 . .
SHINGLES t , ...
A hingle,.. -,:.'.' S.0S ...-
Total saieslbr 24 nulls. 2.S61.G96 feet.
SOFT TONE IN
WHEAT TRADING
SATURDAY WHEAT BIDS
' t Tear
BU. Loss. ago.
Bleestem $1-Z .. - tiJf
Soft wkite ..... 143 Se IJH
VfVtcra wkito 1.1 te 1.N
Sard winter 1J9 So 149
JTortharn spring.... l.li le , 140
Western red ....... L97 te f Jtt
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Compiled by the Merchants Exchange.
-Cars-
Portland. Eat. .
Year ago .....
Season to date. .
Year tga.j ....
Tacoma, Fri. . .
Year ago.....
Season to date. .
Year ago. . .
Seattle, Fri .
Year ago. .....
Reason to data. .
Year ago-
Wheat. Bar. Fir. Oats. Hay.
85
117
. T.874
.18,891
36
44
. 2.583
. 4,959
46
57
. 2.953
. 8.881
5 3
7 1
201 614 298
10S 831 4L7
4 ...
8 ...
11 853 Bl
72 372 173
... 12 ...
13 S
4
5
600
S89
14
217
274
15
3
7 883 200 437
90 796 234 689
Br Neman H. Cohen
Generally softer tone is indicated again in
the world's wheat trade, but sseh a condi
tion has been exnected for ocn time :rast. in
fact has been overdue. The demoralisation
of the British political situation as well aa ad
verse foreign affairs generally, have had: the
effect of quieting to a more or less degree.
the present saw of wheat, abroad. Foreign
demand is quiet and Liverpool options w
again unchanged to 4d lower for the day.
At Pacific Northwest primary points then
ia practically a nominal movement of wheat
o far aa new sales are concerned. Strike
conditions at Portland and the inability of the
railroad to gave any sort of reasonable serv
ice, have combined to quiet the demand.
Exporters aa a rule were either nominal buyers
or out ox tne marcei lemporaruy.
Most of them acknowledge that there is
practically no chance to purchase wheat at
country points below prevailing values for
cash stuff, therefore, they are making few
bids.
Flour market continue firm for domestic
trade, but expert businesg is Quiet at the
moment.
Mills tuffs continue scarce and firmly priced.
Broomhall cabled: -
United Kingdom Wheat quiet and demand
slower. Millers show interest only a mild
interest. Quantities of wheat off coast are
increasing, and this has served to take the
edge pit the urgent demand for near-by, par
cels. Parcels of Manitoba for forward ship
ment are inclined To drag, with buyers being
lniiuencea to nota on by tbe liberal offer
ings of Argentine new crop wheat for December-January
shipment st concessionary prices.
Corn continues quiet, with demand slow. Ship
pers' offers of corn are in fairly good relume,
but are not being pressed for sale.
Argentina The market for wheat in Buenos
Aires remains quiet but steady. Foreign de
mand for whes.t is leas actiTe, but country of
fers are not pressing. Old supplies of wheat
are believed to be rather moderate, but the
outlcffx for the new crop ia considered gener
ally favorable
WHEAT Buying price, tidewater, track
aeuvery: t me. 11.18 per bu. ; btaestem.
$1.35; Big Bend bluestem, $1.4(1; Turkey red.
$1.18 &) 1.20: red Kussian, $1.15.
DOMESTIC FLOTTlt Selling price, mill
door: Patent, n crop, $7.00; oH crop,"
87.20: Willamette valley brands. 85.7.0
6.85; local straight, $5.43; bakers' hard wheat.
37.20; bakers' bluestem. 87.10; bakers' pastry.
$5.90 bbl. ; graham, $6.00; wholo wheat,
$6.20; rye, $6.80 bbL Price for city deliTery,
15c extra; suburban, 20c extra.
EXPORT FLOOR Club straight, 88.10
bluestem cut-off. 85.40 bbi. (
HAY Buyicg price: Willamette timothy,.
tancy, gzu.ou; jtastarn uregoa timothy,
822.00 per ton: clover. $18.50 19.00;
straw. $7.50; blfalfa, $18.50; grata hay.
$18.00 20. 00.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. Ho. il Calcutta,
10c for new crop delivery. DomesUo bags,
10c each. .
MILISTT'FFS MfflruB at mill, sack,-fa
lota. $2 7 00; eaajoad lots. $26.00; middlings,
338.00 30.00 per ton.
OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed,
$33.00; milling. 384.50.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $81.00;
srewing, $P1.00.
FEEDSTUFFS ft e. b. mUls: Rolled bar.
ley. 3c7.00; whole barley. $35.00; alfalfg
meal, $30.00; cocoanut meal. $38.00; cracked
corn. $38.00: whole corn. $36.00.
Merchants' Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Oct. Nov. Dec
Hard white $ 1.25 3 1.23 8 1-23
Soft white ,1.15 1.13 1.14
Western white .... ; 1.15 1.15 1.14
Hard winter 1.10 1.08 1.U8
Nor. spring 1.12 1.11 1.11
Western red 1.07 1.07 1.00
No. 2
36-lb.
38-lb.
4 4 -lb.
40-lb.
36-lb. nat.
clipps . . .
naturals .
minimum
minimum
No.
No.
Y ship.
Y. ship
FEED OATS
. .$34.50
. . 83.50
. . 36.00
BARLEY
. .832.30
. 32.00
CORN
. .$33.50
. . 34.00
$34.50
83.50
36.00
$32.50
32.00
$33.00
32.50
$34.50
33.50
36.00
$32.50
32.00
$31.60
30.50
AMERICA LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago Hogs 08.00
Chicago, Oct. 21. 1. N. S.i Hogs
Receipts. 80UO; market steady. Bulk, $8.25
9.60; top. $9.60; heavyweight, $8.80 &
D BO; medium weight, $9.30 9.60; light
weight, $9.209.43"; light lights, $8.76
9.26; heavy packing sows, smooth, $K.10 A
a. no; pscxiag sows, rougn, $7.50 9 8.10; pigsr
Cattle lieoeipts, 2500 ; market steady. Beef
medium and good. $.WO ( 12,00; good and I
choice, $12.25 (s 18.25: common and medium.
$7.00S 11. SO. Butcher cattle, heifers. $5.00
& 10.50; cows, $4.00 8.60; bulls. $3.60
7.00. Cannera and nutters, cows and heifers,
$-.50 3.65 ; canner steers, $3.50 5.60 ;
veal calves (light snd handy weight). 310-00
(S 11.75; feeder steers, $5.608.25: stocker
steers. $4.60 0 7.75; stocker cows and heifers,
$3.60 6.60: stocker calve. $5.50 7.60.
Western range cattle, beef steers, $6.00
9.00; cows and heifers. $2.00 7.60.
Sheep Receipts. 400O; market steady.
Fat lambs, $ 13.75 14.75 : lambs, culls and
common, $6.00 12.O0; yearlings, $10.00 &
12. SO; wethers. $7.00 9.00: ewes, $6.00 g
7.25; ewes, , cuUs and common, 11(11)0
4.50; breeding ewes. $4.50 S 1 1.00: feeder
lambs, $18.00 14. 40.
Seattle Moqs 810.65
SetUe, Oct Sl. Hogs: Receipts 80;
msrket steady. Prime light, $10.40- 10.65;
smooth heavies. $8.269.25; rough be Vies,
$7 23 7.73: pigs, $10.00 g 10.25.
" Cattle: None: steady.
8heep: Receipt 497: eteaify. Best lam ha.
$10.50 ? 11.00; best yearlings,, $8.75 9.00;
feeders, $7.008.00; cuU lambs. $6.O0
8.00; wethers, light. $7.50 9 8.00; heeviee.
tlenO ft T OO: prime tight ewes, $5.50 9 5.73;
cVfe, $3.5O4.0O.
Kansas CKy Hees tO.IS
Kansae City. Oct. 21. CL N. 8.) fjittle
Receipts, 8500. Market steady. Steers,
$7.O0$e 10.OO; cows and heifers, $4.50
8.00: tocker and feeders. $5.00 7.00;
calves. $6.60 9.00.
Hogs Receipts. 8000. Active. Bulk of
rales. $8.65 8.73; top. - $9.13; heavies.
t8.80At9.05; lights, $8.78 9.15; mediums,
$8.75 9.1 5. ,
Sheep: Receipt. 3000. Steady. lambs,
$13.00 13.25: wethers, $7.90; ewes. $6.00
i 6 . 'ill
: Denver Hees a.o -
Denver. Oct. 21. (U. P. Cattle -Receipts,
600; market steady. Steers, $6,23 0
7.15; cows and. heifers, $3.75 5.80; stock
era and feeders, $6.25 7.25; calves, $4.60
r8.50.
Hogs Receipts. 100; market steady: Top,
$ 40; bulk. 8.O0.23. m
'Sheen Receipt. 10,500: steady. lemba.
13.0t. ts.75; ewes. 34.00 6.23 ; feeders,'
$12.2313.25.
Sen Francisco Hess $11. OO
.San Fraacisee. Oct 2 1. Cattle Beef
steers, good. $7.76 8.00; medium, $7.00 $
7 50; common, $S.OOC.TS: baef cows, good,
$3.75 OO : nreUam, $3.:i 6 60; com
raon. $4.00 8.00: eanners and cutters, $3.00
3.30; calves, 130-200. $6.00? 8.75; 300
250. $7.5098.00; 250-300, $7.000 7.60:
ever 800, $5.60 e 6.60.
Hogs Graie fed. light. $10.73 011.00;
heavy, i8.50 & O.OO."
Sheejo Lambs. $12 00 12.50; ewes.
$5.00' 6.00; wethers, 87.00 S. 50.
SATURDAY QUILT
INS'
lOCK ALLEY
SATTRDAT HOG TRADE
Tone. i Top.
Portland , , ..Nominal $19.46
Ckleaa-o . .1 Steady - 9.
DeBTtr ...............Steady 9.49
Xaisas City .......... ArtlTt - 9.15
Saa Francisco ....Steady H.etLl
a . . , ... . . . A . -
Wltw ............... r,, rrmA J I w.w.
Omaha .10e higher 9.16
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RTJN
Hogs. Cattle, t aives. Sheep.
. S3 17 2T ' 45
i : . J 620
33 -3
1 ...
78 28
... 221 9
189 1
'322 11S 16
-216
826
54
184
Car.
2
5
4
10
3
9
7
8
Saturday . ..
Weak ago . ..
2 weeks ago.
4 week ago.
Year ago .
2 years ago.
3 years ago.
4 year ago.
North Portland had the typical Saturday
trade for the week-end. with two loads reported
ia the alleys and an absence of buyers. An
prices were unchanged.
Market showed lust a handful of swine in
the alleys for tbe week -end and there was
practically no activity. Prevailing prices for
hogs hers continue in excess of what it cost
to bring ia stock from the Midweat, therefore
the big killer are not interested except to force
the other fellow to pay the price.
Geaenl bos market range: '
Prime light .$10 25 910 65
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lbs..: 9.50 10.00
Smooth heavy. 800 lbs. up...; 9.00 9.50
Rough heavy ; 7.00 8.50
Fat pigs ! 10.00 f 10.50
Feeder pigs : 10.00 10.75
Stags .". : 3.00 & 7.00
Cattle Remain Quiet
Quiet tone continues in the cattls trade at
North Portland. Week-end offerings were but
one load and there was no activity in the
trade. Prices continued on a nominal and
unchanged basis.
General cattle market range:
Choice iters $
Medium to good steers
Fsir to medium steers
Common, to fair steers ......
Choice heifers
Choice cows sad heifers
Medium to good cows-heifers. .
Fsir to medium cows-heifers. .
Common to fair cow-heifer. .
Cannsrs
Bulla . :
Choice feeders
Fair to good feeders .........
Choice dairy calves .........
Prime light calves
Medium light calves ........
Heavy calves
Cheep Demand
While at the week-end there was little or
no activity in the sheep and lamb alleys at
North Portland, undertone of tbe trade con
tinues quite favorable with full former price
continued.
'General sheep and lamb range:
Prime east of mountain lambs $10.00 11.00
6.50 7.00
5.50 0 8.50
6.26 6.75
S.750 6.25
5.00 5.25
4-500 6.00
8150 4.60
S.00 8.50
2.00 8 00
1.50 2.00
3.00 8 4.00
6.00 6.50
4.00 5.00
8.50 9.60
8.50 9.50
7.50 8.50
8.00 6.50
Good:
Choice valley lambs .
Medium lalley lamba
Common valley lambs
Cull lambs , .
Heavy yearlings ........
Light yearlings ........
Heavy wethers
Light .wethers . -
Ewe
Friday Afternoon Seles
10.0011.00
8.00 0 10. oo
8.00(9 9.0
6.50 8.00
7.50
8.00
6.50
0.50(a)
2.00
8.00
8.50
6.50
7. 5(1
5 00
No. Ave. lbs. Price i No. Ave lbs. Price
1... 920 8 2.75 1... 670 8 2.00
: HOGS
J... 80 110.00 1 100 $10.00
3... 110 10.00 19... 103 9.75
17 101 10.00 9 290 8.00
23... 282 9.50 4 6... 20T 10.50
10... 262 9.75 -10... 197 10.15
7... 197 10.60 12... 170 10.60
'8... 446 8.65 2... 865 9.65
12... 290 10.10 6... 198 .10.60
30.. 230 10.00 11... 269 10.00
Jl... 256 10.00 31... 266 9.73
r LAMBS
MS... 94 $10.00 841... 61 9 8.00
125... 7-2 9.00 9... 96 9.00
" 1... 70 10.00 16... 89 7.50
21... 89 10.00 65... 76 10.00
1... 120 9.00 10... 70 8.00
77.. . 71 11.00 I
EWES
8... 188 $ 4.00 11... 135 8 4.00
8. . . 133 8.50
YEARLINGS
8. . . 120 $ 7.50 J :
WETHERS
1 ... 120 St 7.00 1
Chicago Wheat Is
Lower at Close;
Market Revived
Chicago. Oct 21. (L N. S.) Bearish
sentiment dominated the grain list today, au
the markets closing lower. Sentiment was
bearish and an eaty tone prevailed throughout
tne day.
Wheat closed He to 2e lower.. Corn, He to
lVc oown. and oats He to lc lower.
Provisions were firm. f . I
Chicago rang of prices as furnished by the
Lnited Press :
WHEAT
Open. High.
. . .112H 112
. ..112H 112 ,
...105' 10o
CORN
... 875 7
. .. H 68 H
. .. 68 H 68 H
OATS
. 42
. . . 42 H
...40
Dec
May
inly
Dee.
May "
July
Dec.
May
July
Dec
May
Oct
Oct.
42
42H
40
RYE
79H
79 H
LARD
1085 1083
RIBS
Low.
110H
111H
104 H
65 7s
67
67
40
41 H
as1
Close.
110H
111H
104 H
66
7H
07
40
. 41H
89 H
79 H
79
77
78H
1080
77H
78 H
1080
1050
LiTerpool Wheat V arktt
Liverpool. Oct. 21. Wheatv
Open- Qaea. - ,
Dee. ....... 10s Hd 10s Ha
March ............. SsTHd
May ....... 9 4d 94 fed
fad
3fw Tork Bogar aad Coffee
Hew York. Oct. tl. H. P.i
mt Kaw. ts.bti renaed. ' emiet:
sated, tt.S66.90.
Coffee No. 7 Rio. spot, lOHc; No.
Banto. 16 81814 c. . . .
Besar
. Baeaos Aires Wkeat
Bneeos Arrea.Oct 21. -Close: Wheat
October, 31-20, down He; February. $1.13 H.
anrhanced. .- . .- -i.
.-. Own . TTp le. - h
Flax 1 2 H e mwetw
Oat Unclvjited. . - '
V jathet figj.
Featureless Trade
On Curb Exchange
For the Week-End
Br William F. Herferr.an
New York. Oct 21. -The Curb Exchange
was featureless in today' short session.
A few of the oil shares appeared in better
demand and one or two of the industrials, for
special reasons, reached higher levels. Simmg
Petroleum was actively traded in. Southern
btates Oil again reflected recent development
in the property.
etandard Oil of Indiana was tne active lead
er of tne Standard Utla and rose substantially.
Standard of New York, old and new, reached
better price and Imperial Oil of Canada fluc
tuated over a narrow range.
Phillip Morris and Hayes Wheel featured
.the trading in tbe industrial section. Durant
issues held firm.
Low priced raining shares were active. Ohio
Capper again made a new high and CandeUvria
Silver was in better demand. '
The capital stock of International Sugar cor'
porsUoo of Cuba and New York Airbrake. com
pany class A preferred were removed from the
list.
DRTGOODH TRADE SMALLER;
PRICES C05TIXIE FIEM
Nsr York, Oct 21. The volume of trading
fell off in tbe market tot eottoa cloths today,
aa few dealers were anxious to make commit
ment over tne week-end in the present active
state of the market Prices continued their
firmness and strength. Print cloth -were in
demand, especially for deliveries well in ad
vance, and 6Sx72s furnished the feature of
this trading. . Sheetings were steady; drills
wore strong and sateens for immediate delivery
ware Obtainable in most irmanees only - at
aeeoad hands The volume of tire fabric bssi
Sess being booked increased.
- Trading was acCve in the raw Qk market,
she sharp demand causing a farther pries ad
vance all along the line, XXA-1S-1 5 going to
$8.00: XXB te $8.65 : beat No. IX to 88.48;
Kama! No. 1 to $8.40, aad Cantos 14-16 te
88.05. . , ....'. . . .. - -
"Eagtera . Cask , Wheat '"i
Cfajcace. Oct , 21. C. ' P.) Cash .wheat
Sa 2 hard. $1.17: Ko. I Northern,
iLTOst; io. z, wsseei'Wo. s. vase: - i
e. ebe; Ka o,
$1.00.
86 H 86 He; feed, trees.
Minneapolis Oct 21. Cash wheat No. 1
kard. 1.18H; 'c 2. $1.17.
'-fN ' i - i n -II-
Wlaalper Wheal Option.
Winnipeg. Oct 21, Wheat-. - i
Open - High Low Close ;
Deo. ... J1SS -88 8 .97 ' t .97
May ... 1.62. 1.02V 1.01 H 101 i
Oct ... L01a 1.02- 1.00 H 1.00
WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
l'. : "..:;' . r Baaortad Vj Overbook 4 Cooks C f'-if.- : Jif -i Siit'i'-'-
Salasj STOCSa
200
SOO
Adams Ex
iAdvaaee
do pfd . .
Agr Usee
SOOjAjax Rubber
800
,.,!
800
700
1O0
200
L'Ou
Alaska tiold
tAlaska Juneau . .
lAliied Chem . .
Ailis-Chalmers, .
do pfd v .... .
Am Beet Suaar
Bosch .
SlOOjAm Can Co
200 do pfd . .
...4. Am Car 4 Fdy..
. .... do 'pfd .......
600 Am Cot Oil . . . .
. . ; ... do pfd
..... 1m Dreg Synd.
,....Am H 4k L ....
200 do pfd ...
Am. ice . j ..... .
Am lnil Corp . . .
Am . Linased ...
do pfd .......
Am Loco . . . . ...
I do pfd ,
9 500! Am Kaf Rasor ..
200s?)Am S & U.
ZtM
iioo
200
210
Am
do
Smelter
pfd
Corp A
BOO tAustin Nichols . . .
5 0 j Am Steel Fdy
LOO Am Sugar
. . .... . j do ptd
2O0Am .Suoiatra . . .
14O0Am Tel & Tel.
4 00, Am Tobacco . . . .
2l; Am Tobacco B. .
SOOjAm Wool .....
. . . . . S do pfd
. . . . .fAm W P pfd, . . .
300jAm Zinc ......
3 0O j Anaconda ......
SOOiAaad OU
300jAtchison .......
500j do pfd
-IOOIAU Coast Line..
2001AU Golf & W I.
7100,Bsidwin Loco . .
...... do pfd .......
J400IB & O. .
. . . . . do pfd
900Bamedell
. lOOi do B .
2 6 0O i Beth Steel B. . .
I Booth Fish . . .
200jB- R T.
lOOIButte C A Z
400 Butte A Sup. .'.
7 O0 Bums Bros A . ,
400t do B - . , , . . . .
lOOICaddo Oil
jCalif Packing . .
400;Cai Pet
f do pfd
1000 Callahan Zinc 4c
3O09Canadian Pac, ..
SOOhCea Leather
J00:Cerro de Pasco.
1300 'Chandler Motor
.Chicago A N W .
IChgo Gt W
) do pfd
1600. Chile Cop . .
200hino
20OiC M St P
G00 do pfd
lOOCoco Cola
8100C AO
IOO-O0I0 F A I
800 Colo Southern .
1500 Col Gas A Elec.
-1100 Colum bis G rapfa
16O0iCon Gas
6O0iCcns Cigsrs . . .
I do pfd
1000 Cons Textile ..
lSOOrContl Can . . .'.
7900ICon Prod . .
I do pfd
23000!Cosden Oil . . . .
380C.C R I A P. ...
I do "A" pfd: . .
1001 do "B" pfd . .
1200jCrucible .
I do pfd
400!Cuba Cane . . . .
t do Df d
200fCuban Asm 8ugar
800Davison Chem . .
200(Del A Hudson. . .
5O0 Del & Lack
f 00 Dome Mines
2700 Elec Stor Battery
2800 Endicott Johnson.
600'Erie
200s do 1st pfd
400jFamous Players . .
Fed Mg & Smelt.
do pfd
nre
Cigsrs
Elec'
Motor
6
Asphalt
. Gliddin Paint. . . .
200;Ooodrieh TAR.
Glen Alden.
JOOIGranby
11400 Gt Nor Ore. ,. . .
500) do pfd
'Greene Cananea. .
300fGulf S Steel. . . .
400fHouston Oil
200Hupp Motor
.....lllls Cent
000! Inspiration
(Int Agr Corp c.
..... I do pfd
30O;interboro .......
200 do pfd
Harr . .
Mere Marine.
pfd
Nickel
300
Fisk
IGen
Gen
2400,Gen
do
SOOfGen
100 1 Int
400 Int
1300 do
lOOOOIInt
1500 Int Paper . . .
I do pfd
2000 !In vincible Oil
OOOLIsland Oil
I High, j Low, t Bid. '
I SOli 80H 80H
.17
. ..... 60
88 H 85 H SS
. 14H 14H 14H
. 83- H' 8
49 48 H 49
97 97 H
42 42 43
41 , 41 40H
70 74 H 74 H j
111 1U 118
189
..... , 123
26H 26 ' 299a
. . Bl
' ' 6
HM '78H 78
111 111 HOW
34 H 84 H 34 V
. .88 88 H 3SH
, 59
133 132 182
. . A 121
S 8) IK
22 H 22 22
61 61H1 1H
103H 103 4s 103 H
S3 84 H 34 H
44 H 48 H 48 V
79 79 79 H
j . 107
! 38 87 H S7H
Jl2a 128HiI2
,163 162 183
U60H 159 H 160
,100 100 100
1110
38
18 18 18
31 51 .51
123 12S 1S2 H
106 106 106
2 92 92
122 122 122
29 29 29
141 139 140
llf
55 54 84
68
38 37 87
25 23 24
73 74 H 74
7
17H 17 17
7 7 7
S3 H 83 33
137 187 187H
51 60 60
10 10 10
. ..... 84
ei 'hi'.-' . o
94
8 6H 8H
148 147 H 147 H
40 40 40
40 40 40
61 60 60
....'.: 91 H
8
15
25 25 25
28 28 HI 28
82 82 32
50 SO 50
80 80 SO
76 H 75 -76
81 31 31
49 48H 49
110H 109H 109
2 2 2
145il43 143
40 89 89
81.
10 10 10
96 .93 95
184 180 181
110
50 ,49 49
45 44 45
99
90 90 90
85) 84 84
.94
13 13 13
... 87
22 22'( 22
88 87H 88
137 137T4jlS7
140 189 189
39 89 89
58 H 88 58
88 87 87
16 15 154
24 . 24 24
100 99 100 H
12
... .T .... . 37
. ..... 12
80 80 80
183
14 14 14
84
62 62 62
13
84 84 33'
56 4
30 30 80
87 83 84 '
93 95 94
28
90 H BO 89
82 H 82 H 82
22 22 22
118
88 38 i 38
y 8
. . : 85
I 1 1.
109 109 109
.14: 14 14
6 57 57
16: 15 15
S0 59 59
.-...! 85
16. 16 16H
.
Sales-) STOCKS -
Z0i Jewel Tea ......
. - Soathera ii.-
'ioe.Kajrser xTtli'!
1800 Kally-Spgfld . , ..
1700 Kennecott ...it.
800 Keystone Tfrs .
-TOO Lack Steel .
500 Lee Tire .......
lOeO'Lehich Valley
, 2i8;Lorillrd ,. .....
400iLoew Theatres;..
0O;I .......
100 Luna Loco ..fr.."
9300 Mariand Oil .1. J
11 OS 'Maxwell Mot "An
880o do -B"
i80OMet Pet
2O0iMex Seaboard, . . .,
lOOjMiaati ..... J
3200 Mhi State oa,.,v
42000:Midva Steel ,'J
j 100-M K A T wi . ...
lOO Maok Track . i .i
200, Mont Power . . ..
Mont Ward . . .
790tMo Paeifio . . s..
9001 do pfd r. .. . . . .
M St P A S 8 il
200 Nat Enamel . s
1800; Nat Lead
lOO Nevaea Con . . .
1200New Haven r. ...
ISOO Norfolk 4V W . , . .
2600 Nor American
1700 Nor Pao ...
Nora Scotia' Steel.
300N Y Airbrake...
4IOON Y Central.,-...
6O0Okla Prod ief
eoOiOrpbeum ... ..
S00;Ontario A Watrnl
lUO Otis Steel
6 100 Pacific Der t.
100 Pac G 4V Elee,
8800 Pacific Oil .il
18000 Pan Amn Pet. . .
19200 j do "B"
700iPenna. .j ,
1800;Penna Sea Steel
800 Peo Gas i. . . . . ;
700iPere M:quette
10O;Pbiladeipia Ce.
5100'Philla)s Pete 4.
20O Pierce Arrow i .
600, Pierce Oil
IHigK
20
4
100
! Pitt
600iPitts A W Ya!
..... Pressed Steal Carl
29 00 Pullman .
1800PureOU ......
400 Ray Cong
12600 Reading
..... Remington . . f . .
S00Replogl Steel ' . .
18 00 .Republic I i S .
. . ... do pfd ..... . .
200'Rep Motors . . .
1000 .Royal Dutch Oil.
(Ry Steel Spg.. .
400 Saxbo Motors , .
100 1 Seam Roebuck . .
1 100 Shattnck & At. .
. . . .iShell T A T. . . .
8300 iSinclair '.....;.
!SI Shef . . ; . .
llOOfSoa Pac ......
2J00 Sou Ry . . . i . .
IS O N T
- 12001 do Cal
I do Ind . . . i , .
8000 do N J .....
..... I do Ky i . .
200l L A S F, . -: . .
ihi.K. r.-4.
20000Studebaker ..,'!
. . . . . 'nwiit K 0.....
20O!T O A C . . ; , .
G60O Tejias Oil ......
. '. tTeraa Pae . . . . .
900!T P C A O .. .
' 600iTob Prodnete -J . .
2400Tran ConU Oil .
lOOii-n B P ...
600 Cn Oil Dei ...
700 Iiiion Pae
JT'iiited Alloy . . .
..... il'nited Drug . . .
14)9 It'n Food Prod . .
I Cnited Fruit J.,.
!Un Rds of N 3 . .
I do pfd .......
lROOIT'n Rtl-Stores I. .
200ITT HOI Pine'. .
2000iTT S Ind Alcohol
209ITT S Rub , . j. .
,, do 1st rfd . 1 . .
106ITT S Smelting j. .
1000010 S Steel s. . j, . .
IOOOI do pfd . . . . . t . .
200rtab Copper
200 !Ya Chem ...i..
100! do pfd . .A . .
HOO Vsnadium Sti ....
... . . Vivandou i ......
1 W1DUI
100
400
97
do A off?
del Tt rM .
Wells Psrni
Western- Pae . . .
do nfd - .
600 1 Western IT men .
IWest'ghse A B.
1400! do E & M ..
200'Wet Md . . . .-.
100 White Ragle Oil
500) White Motors . . .
IOO White Oil ..
- 800iWillys-OTerland
..... I do pfd .......
SOOiWilson Pkg . . .
. . .)Wis Central .. .
aOOlWoolworta ....'.
..... IWorht'gtn Pump.
400iW ALE
Total stock sales for the day were. 493,600
shares with 818,318.000 in bonds.
- Total stock sales lor wees were o.avo.otiu
shares with $102,200,000 in bonds.
47
44 "-,
33
7
&
26
71k
171
21
43
60
85
1IK
234
17
28
1
85
17
66
'21 H
69
237
68H
11SH
.15
32
122
96
sew
88
99
2
24:
3
10
1
84 1
61
94
94 Hi
48
4
97
38
41
18
8
89
'38
133
30
14
84
32
5.0
' "j" "
67
"4" '
88
8H
si"
Loan I Bid.
28
131
l6 H
9
50
25
14
71
i;u
149
3;H
20
4
48
-88 1.
7 i
25
IS 'i. t
170
21
142
60
4
5JH
1SJ
23 O !
1TH
28
12?
33
17
66
...-
. .... i.
21
58
232
7 Si'
110
15
81
121 v
98 i
88
'88
99
2H
24 H
24
10
t '1
84
48 H
98
93
48,
4
96
37;
41
48H
12
8
59
88
131
30
14
82
32"
85
. ; . . ,
.0 v
87
' 8
88:
,8;
83
93 HI 95 U
1371 I570 ;
125 !124 ;124 H
1T U II 9 ,tYIJ
319H 217 217
.1110
20
'22
64
46 H
43
84
- 7
82
25
TO T4
1TOH
: 21
143
60
t31
64
15 V
231'
17
28
12
84
17,
6
71
21
21
58
74
234
67 f
112
15
SI s4
122
96
88
88
38
99
2H
24 H
24
10
1
83
50
94
94 '
48
4
96
37
41
49
12
59
38
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132
30
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89
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66
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47
94
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571
83
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Sales t IN $1900
47 Mex Pete 8s . .
NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
Reported by The Journal a Wail Street Bnreaa
By Oeoree T. Hughes .
WaU Street. New York. Oct 21. InSprove
ment continued ia the bond market today. .
Liberties, after opening: lower, gained frac
tionally. High grade investment bonds wen
in better demand. The most active trading,
however, waa in second grade issues, particularly
the tractions.
UjVthe railroad list the feature was Henrex
A iUS Grande refunding 6s. Southern Railway
5s and C. B. A U. 6s both did better than
Friday. Of the abort term issues Central.
Leather 5s sold above 99.
Foreign bonds were mostly steady, althoagb
there were some curious fluctuation in Bel
gian bs and City of Berne 8s. Uota of these
issues opened below Friday's closing and -tneo
ran up for a substantial gain.
Additional light on the soarce of the selling
which has depressed quotations for high grade
securities of late wss shown by today stsu
mnnt of the 787 reserve banks for the week
ending October 11. The total shows sa
increase in commercial loans over the prenoos
week of $74,000,000 , and a decline in, in
vestments during the same, time of $14,O0O.
OOO. The latter clsaslIution is still up
81,043,OOofO0 ia tne last three montna.
New York. Oct! 2 1. "Following an offi
cial list of all bonds traded in on the New
York stock "exchange today, with prices and
salea up to and including 'the close of the mar
ket Total sales today were $1 1.944.000,
against $19,441,000 Tester day. $15.797,O0
a week ago, $6,442,000 a year ago and $0,
867.OO0 two year ago.
From January 1 to date $8,587,748,000.
against $2,531,948,000 a year ago and $3,
038.056,000 twojrears ago. -
LIBERTY BONDS 1
Sales.) IN $1000
46
Liberty 8 Hs
28t do SHs ret
2 do 2d 4s .
20 do 1st 4 .. ..
8311 do 3d 4....
45l do 3d 4H ...
12f do 3d 4s reg.
494i do 4th. 4 . . .
1) do 4th 4s reg
77 Victory 4s '28
254! do 4 '22 . . .
31 do 4 4k res '22
7243.C S A 4 c '521
1 FTJKKIUN
1 8t Argentine 7 ... .
7 Belgium 7 ...
41f do 8
8! do 8
4 Chinese Ry 6. . -1
, Bergen 8s . . . .. .
24 , Beme Ss ....... .
5 Bordeaux 8s . . -'--
lOiCopenhsgea 6a
I Christiania 6a...-
I I Lyons 6s ,...,.
5 Marserlles 6s ... .
- II iMenterideo 7s . . .
: OtPragne 7Hs ....
! S.Bio da Janeiro
I 6 do 8a ctfa.. . .
liJsoisaon o ....
4iSo Paulo $s . .
lfTokte ' .. . ..
' . Jl ;Iept Soe 7s to efs
Z lamak Hon 8s
71Doos Rep 6
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4-pm Can 6 ate
"101 do
do 5 '26 ..
: 78f de 6s '88 .....
181 do Ss '31 .
' 74TM 1 res 6s "47
4f do reU 6s '62..
4 6 lrvncta Ss f.Ft
t 69 French 7 t ,.
l bnp Jap 1st si
.'. et w . si sea ,
' '. do iur loan; 4s
" 3 Denmark,; 8s . ,
to- do etfs : o ..... j
- 8 Italy tHe A .v.
r 12;NethJaada lets 8s
10' Norway Ss
: 9'i do 6s ..
High.
loiao
10076
9900
9908
9930
9912
9926
9910
1006
10016
100O4
Kin 1 a
BONDS
101
103
102
98
64
109
111
81
91
109
80
80
93
78
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78
100 .
78
88 .
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89
101
99
99
99
96
94
09
96
92
92
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90
94
111 .
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Low.
10002
10076
9800
99441
9896
9918
9904
9920
9910
1O022
10010
10000
110008
101
108
101
64
109
109
. 80
91
109 -89
' SO'H
92
78
99 H
98
78
99
79
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101
99
99 -
99
95
94
99
95
92
92
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109 H
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96
94
111
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j Close.
10092
10076
9890
1 9914
i 9898
! 9924
9913
9926
9910
10028
1001-8
10004
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103
98
84
100 ;
111 N
81
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109 !
60
80
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100
70
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96
88 .-
191
99
99
99
96 .
94
99
95
92
92
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1109
98
94
94
111
100
Sales. I IN $1000 ) High. 1 Low. Close
TjSweden 6a ....
29Bo!ivia 8s ....
6jChil 8s - '41i .
23 do 8s etfs . . .
1 Ren Cuba 4H
7;Cxho-Sloe 8a etfs
17;Hiti 6s ....
7tTruguay 8s . 4
llQueenslgnd 7s
3 do 6s etfs .
4 Swiss Ss
6 Rio Gr d Sul 8s(1
3 Sao Paolo 8s..
12JLKGBI SHs 29
1CI do 5 Hs "37.
35 0 S Brazil 8..j
711 do 7H ret
17hj 8 Mex 5
101 do large 6a.... I
181 do 4 ......
. NEW YORK fTTY BONl8
I N ICy 4s '64 102 103
1 do 4 s '65 . .1105 105
103 H 1103
96 96
t04 103
104 103
85H 85
93 93H
96 96
107 105
107 107
102 1014
121 121 ,
100 10O '
100 100 i
103 108
103 102 H
101 H 101
87 86
62 52
60 80
89 39
MlaCELLANEOLS 1 AND
BONDS
103
96
103
103
86
98 H
96
107
107
102
121
10fc
too
108
102
101
87
,62
150
29
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1102
105
INDUSTRIAL
S'Ad Ex col tr 4a.
11 Aiax Rub Ss.
2jAm Agr ' Cbemi
1st ev -5s
25Am Smelt 1st 5s
7
5
30
1
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12
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86
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Jor I'a Mar crt 6si
Armour 4 Ht. .
AU Fruit cvtlTJ
Atl Kf deb 5
BeU Tel of Pa.
Bug A Ref As
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98
88
91
83
80
91
33
99
108
105
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97
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100
99
108
113
93
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96 H
97
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108
90
104
108
108
107
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SjBeth fit 1st ext 5s
2 do ref 5.
11 do P M 5s.,..
4 do 6s .... . ; . .
SiBraden Cop 6s. .
2:Bkln Ed 7sD....
2Bkln VnGascvt ?s
liBusb Trm Bid. '5s
2Kot Leathi gen 5s
16 ;hUeCop col tr 6s
34Jolo Indus . 5s.
5 Colo Gaa&Elec .; 5s
1 iOomp-Vab Ree i 6s
X 7 fCm' wealth Pow 6sJ
x ionsoi voaj jsu osj
8 (Cuba Cane Sag evtj
1 v " 1 . -. ,
491 do 8s sta . .
1 jCuban Am Sug 8s
3;1W nty Gas 6s.
S;Det Ed rfg sa. .
3 Dupont 7s
2;Dua L A P 6..
2 do 7s : 1
12 E Cuba 8tlg 7Hs 100
- 7IEG AFcv7Hsetfsl -94
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lS.Pram 1 D db 7"Hs 93
. 4 'Fraa Sug 7s. Jl92
20 Gen Elec db s. 105
1 do deb 8s . ;j -81
16!Gosdrich 1st 81161
3 ,Gdy TAR 8s 41 116
17 do 8a. '81 ... 99
9'Oranby Mia 8j. . 94
8 Hoi Am L 8a ret 89
JSiHeOAR deb- SHs 88
: lllnd Steel 6.... 100
ljlnt Agriel 1 5e... 96
llilnt Pa 6s A.... 89
6( do 5 B ...... 89
154nt M M S F l 93
12, Invincible OU Ss.flOO
- 1 fKelly-Spt T 8. .tl08
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99 H
104
99
94
102
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99
'92
117
97
97
108
108
118
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103
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88
91
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79
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10
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93
97
92
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102
108 H
106
96
94
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101
101
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89
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101
103
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87
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106
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104
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107
100
99
108
113
99
94
108
89
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100
96
96
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109
107
98
101
98
103
RAILROAD BONDS
0.-.IA T A S F gea ssl
SB AO 6s .....
TO do ref 6 . . . .
71 do.ct 4 .3
7 do gold 4s
4 . do 4s PLEWY di
66 Bkln Rap Tr 7 s;
12 do 7s tr co etfs
12 do 7 tr co o st
1 Bkyn U EJ 1st 6s
J8iCaa Nor ' 7. . . .
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L3 Cam Pae 4a . . . .
2 CU Ry Bras 7s.
6 Uea Ga Ry eon 6s
16 (Cent Pao f 8
45
90
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26IC A I 5s. . .1
8 Cm G W 4s . .
5 C M A S P 4S. .
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8 do rfg 4 Hs A..
8 do crt 6s B . .
8 do deb 4s. ; . . .
2C N W 7s.....
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88H
100 H
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68
' 88
79
95
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85
112
112
80
67
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02
87
97
86
63
83
88
100
93
88
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74
84
72
66
78
63
108
111
81
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101
96
81
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18
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75
74
67
53
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63
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do adf inc'Ss. . .1 82
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142
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101
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. . . D A R G imp 5.. 84
439 do ref 5s ..... 61
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31 do farmers loan J 41
2 do con 4s ..... 771
2Det L'n Rys 4s. 85
lDul A I R 6s '87102H
6;L SAW 1st 5s 92
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81 do 5 Hs . . . . . .1103
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32 I. A N S N A 5s 90
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1 MASLASH Ry 4s ,97
3 M K A T 1st 4s. 93
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2N (I T 11 inc (W 76
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97
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464
34 H
-'8
824 :
1771
117
32
222 i,-
193 i
97
133
110
48
666
664
41
44
107
99
88
84
61
48
41
77
85
102
92
103
92
103
eH
70
90 ,
98
, 41
88
97
93
62
97
97
100
4
103
91
70
82
106
88
7
90
97 -80
56
6O
8
81 H
89
121
108 H
87
99- ,
100
87
103
103 Hs.
92
70
109
100
110
92
89 4
84'
97
60
90
iCi
89
87 H
64
61
90
86 ;
72
80
87
94
76
79
84 ':
44
11.
9?,
88
83
69
96
102
78
82
IOO
61
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74
104
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96
63s
98
98
94
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81
21
24
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326
177..
118
28
223 '
200 ',
97
127
1110
869
656
43
45
jCaVal Storeg ; Marts, t
"' Kef Terk. Oct 21.- L N. S ) Turpen
tine: Savannah. $1.55 H; New Tork. $1.64,
Rosin SsTsnnsh, $6.05; New York. $7.05.
MIXED FEELIIJP
I STG CK MARKET
. i ;-iii(' - -
i - -
By Stuart . wt '
Wall Street New; York. Oct; 81. Is to
day'e two-hoar stock saarket mill w priose went
thrtmsb , the . same peculiar asntsnre or aa
I vahcea and declines ths .
hs marked every esc
"N ! -? sten for tha last weak.
..-(a i There were points - cf
T - eonspirnoasi strength -
1"! and there were just aa
3 many points of eon
( - spicttoug wsaknsaa But,
i VH again, thsee moves,
" . .! X whether up or down.
r
- u
VVr 4 were wbolty refernsble .
k' -5 had little bearing upon
the financial situation -la-tnerL
', - -'-f
-German I marks sold :
down to 2:.one-hun
dredths of 4 a oent ami ,
French' exjehange was :
eery weak j also it I ' ..
aew low. - .... '
i The preeite-explna-, s
lion for the persuunt r
. . , . .
w. t.aaca tea not yet mpv. ; .4
there seem to be te doubt that it. had a good ,
dc-al j to do srithi tbe t recent kpaoaion la'
French note eiroalatlea. ' j 1
J Hteaman fatreieum at MI9 . '
Mtxiean Petroleum's new-high j was aoeenr- '
panied by a reiteration o the now; familiar re. '
port tof an extra-dividend on the Pan-Amer-lean
land a n-w offac to the minority bolder - ,
of Ate x -can Petroleum te exchange ea a basil
of 2 H to 1. But even In the oil group the
movements were very conflicting. I While th
Mexican' oils -and Ccedea were going tip, I'a- ' '
eific iOil and Maria nd were breaking aliarply. ' ;
Metor stock again were under (pressure for ..
the reason that this ia not tbe time of year -'
when! important interesta in these companies '
eonsider the setting right for active market
ooerationa. -T-
m. a. or tower ; , 1 -sudden
drop ia Great Northern Ore eeri''.
tifioaUe in view of the improvement in the '..
steel
trade 'was explained by the tact that
for ffre years aurora has been drawn upon to
makej up dividend requirementa j and it 7 is.
therefore, . quite possible 'that the next semi- v
annual, declaration j mayj be lower. I j ( t
BaJe Or, Clot Zl.Organlaid with a'
lew iJ uniting "all taypavers into one- poten-''
tial non-political center of -force, '1 and placing
county and municipal- administration on a
purely '-. business bams, the ClaUopi County Tax t
Relief association with beadquaxtars In Astoria, I.
filed 1 articles of incorporation with the state
corporation department hers Friday. - The in-. -
eorparators are Frank i Pa Won. John Water-;
house. Robert Kinney and W. A. Taylor. . -
AUticlta were also filed Friday by the Pot
Products Company of . Portland-, capitalized -,
at 850,000. The incorporators, are K. A. -
MOlcr. L. S. Ellenman, 1. F. . Griffith and .4. - '
P. Strand. j .
: Permission to opeimt In Oregon wag grant,
sd td The Bickenbacker company. Inc., a Mich-
igan icorporation eapitauxed at 8100.000. M.
A Zollinger of Portland named aa attorney
in fact for Oregon. '1 -
Aiesrtiflcate of dissolution was! fUsd by th '
A. 14 Mysrs eompany of tr'
Aris
IB08T0K C0PPEB STOCKS
Reported by Overbeck A Cooks' company.
Mtlandl
cm
Bid.
8 -
Advent's SO
Ahmeek. 60
Algomah. 10
Ailouee.. 28
Arcaiian 3
BihgiMn 17 H
C Al Ar 68
CI A H 286
NewsCrn 17
Cop Rng 89 -
DT paly 4
B Butte
Fklni Mg
Hanonck.
Helvetia
Isl Ork..
Keewa'w
Ask.
.8
10O -
. 'V
43
; 2-3 '
S
18 ',
' 50
289 :
IHf
S0
. 4
10
. a i
8
KsrrjLk
9
; 1
2 H
90 Jl
02 Ttia
1. 'K -13 I;
8 ' ft r.
1.- . a
o
13
Uictori
j Winona
Wolverine
Wytndott
LakelCp
La SaUa
Mohew 58 H
May j v , - s
BA9K STATEMENT
Portland Bank.
1923
Mas Valleyi 1
N Butte il0
Nipissint 5
N Lake 180 I
O D Cop 19
lOseola Mg 82
Uin alngigT-H
ll Royal 6t
Scf'Lake 4S
Sud Boston 1 -
U 8 Mch 42
00 pid
S01 Utah
Sun Cop
Trin Cod
Tuolumne 16O 85
ITtah Met 1 1-16 . 1 H
Utah Coni 3
U S Mng 141
Ask.
2
ll '
see.
21
88
89
32 ,
45
2 -
42
L'S . 27 . .
f .' 10 f
4 4H
1 1 H
Ventura
or COAST
Clearings Mon. . .
Balances Mow . .
Clearings Tues. .
oaisscer uea.
Clcaniuas Wed...
Bajaace Wed. . .
Clearings Thus. ,
Balances Thna ',
Clearings Friday
BaJagoea Friday. J
Cleaangs sat. . .
Balances Sat. . , .
Clearings week . .
Balances week. , .
l San Franebae aenkst
Cle rings Ssturdayf .$22,600,000) I
' sWtls anat.' I ?- .
dealings Satnrday ....... ...t S.206.760
Balances Ssturdayf '. .- . . 4I 817,383
I - Les Angeles Banka
Cleaiilags Satordaij , . .$18,525,903
! 8.484.887
2188.517
6.866.939
642,631
7,870.284
1.528.047
6,766,680
941.804
8,901.562 1,889,170
1,167,663
688,464
40,877.993
7.728.139
27
1 - :
J
80
2 U
28
1H,
1
.1931
I 6.674.984
1.481.253
6.070,834
. 1.041,238
. 8.822.864
' 1,178,248
1,869,260 -:
1.147.703
8.248.911
. 1.048.239 '
9,087.835
: ' 947,768
8,258.741 ,
6,788.461
Forafa-a Exehaare Market ,' -
Jfgw Tork, Oct 21. (I. N.I S.) Mark
broke to'a new low record of .0003 8-18 at
tbe opening of the foreign exchange market to
day, j At this level it -il possible, to purchase
48241 marks for an. American dollar. Other';''
enotation: Demand sterling. $4.4Hl frana
cables, 7.36; checks, -7.80 7 Un cables,."
4. 19 j cheeks. 4.18 H; Belgian tables,. 6.88;'
checks, 6.82 guilder cables, 89.18; check. ' 7
89.1$; Norway cables, 17.74; checks; 17.69; -
Danish cables. 20.08; checks, 20.09. Swedes
WKft 401, CIMRBS,, q.iV ,... ;
Kw Tor Foaltrw Market
New Yorkj Oct '!.) N. S.)
Market fins. Chickers. HMIc; fowls. 16
484c; turkeys, ,80 53c; eiuoks. XOWJOcf 1
i.
goesei. 1 6 9 1 8c.
Life poultry,: i Market firmer, i Chickens) !
ewsw wr wwv "w bwtt va , i,u nvwjj m, wv, Be a'"- ft",
Toostrs, 17 c. ducks, gag 80c; geese, 21 vj25u,..
Xew Tork Wool aad Hide
Neiw York. Oct-21. fl. N. S. Wool; ".
aiaraft acuve, una, iaocaesae fleece, XI"
Ohio.i 42 & 45c; do palled, scoured basis, 60eSi' -
tliOO ; do Texas, scoured basis. 5c (9 $ 1.36;
tcrritery ' staple, scoured basis. $1.19 01.85. -it,'
Hides Market firm. Native lateer.. 22es .'
branded steer. 29 He. '. .. i
- .' I , , ; I . . . : ; F t
Frenjlnni fox Bends .' '
Sslem, Oct 21. Tbe Security Savings Arj
!- aej esa liy ta M V IMIUU, g s'lOsVCULJBf;
syndicate of New York. - Cblosgo and 8j
Frandisco banking - houses,' today 1 bid in the
$1:600.000 issue of 4 per cent ' state -rgh- r
way eond at 101.09, or a premium of; $1,-
Aw .piw Kcnus lncerasw oix Bids
terea iior ta
New
9.00 s
$8.67
nary,
May,
JftW
Tork,
rk. Cottonseed
Oct, 21. October. $9.10
November. $8.46 1 8.0O
.; g an nary,
a $8.72 ft 8.74;
319.04 9.98. .
Oil
December. -
$8.70 0 8.72: Feb-'
March, I $8,908.91;
IWASTS CITB FORMFT1
: Vanopuver.! Wash., Oct- 2 1.A IC1.
warns club With 40 charter members
was Iformed at a meeting- held in thr
Commtinitr puildlng- last h Ight. Dr.
Clarence Jpiles of Portland acted at
chairman and other members of the
Portland KleranJs : were present. Talks
weraj given fcy Charles Riddell of Se
attle! an4 Harry Nobba of Vancouver,
6. ct, acting International field repre.
aenttlYa f jtho clubJ -
Lohger l!fo Is tha claim of their In
rentor forpveralls that cart be worn
withj either aide in front, j ' . -
tpOYerbeck & Cooke Co.1
V j BKOKZSS '- - : -; - x
stsenbere Chicago Bsaisg ar Yrada, ,
Beard ;f Trade Blda,-PeeUaesv
Psndlena, ! Ore, Walla MfaUa, Wask,
v STOCKS, BCTSi
1 CHAIN AKtt COTTp v
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