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! Butterfat Firm
RAILS UNABLE
TO MAKE GAINS;
CLOSING HEAVY
(Credit Sales To
China Denied And
Wheat Goes Down
PORTLAND. Oct, 28 OF) Trading
In the butter market continues to re
flect more or leu steadiness. No
change In the price of either prints
or cubes was suggested. Butterfat
values are generally firm.
There was no change in the selling
price on eggs for the day. The lati
advance In mediums named by the
Pacific co-ops was being maintained
generally for fresh offerings.
There remains a very good demand American T. As T.
for lire hens of all weights with prices Bethlehem Steel
maintained generally at the recent ad- General Motors
vance. Values here, however, con- Johns Manvllle ' -
tlnue below those at other leading Liggett & Myers B
coast points. Leghorn springs con- I Montgomery Ward .....
tlnue weak. I J. O. Penney
First Oregon walnuts of the 103a Public Service of N. J
season wer reported In. They were Southern Paclflo
nrii-ori ai. for luroo fancv. 17c fo. Union Pacific
fancy. 13o for standard and lOo fori United Aircraft ...
baby stock In sack lots.
Pair demand from retailers Is show
ing for Oregon filbert nuts. Sales are
generally reported around 14c for Du.
chilli and 130 for Barcelona with
brlxnuts carrying the usual premium.
Market for country killed calves
continues to show weakness here with
a general top of 8c lb. Hogs and lambs
are quoted steaay at iau prira.. fiXLEM. Oct. SO W) James W.
Weakness Is continued generally in ., ,., rmmi.i .
the market for potatoes at Pacific j to ttppear bcfore the Marlon
county circuit court on October 27 to
uhow cause. If any. why a writ of
mandamUB to compel him to Investi
gate alleged fraud in connection with
the sale of stock of the Pacific Ban
corporation and the American Nation
al corporation, should not be Issued.
I Demand that a writ of mandamus
be Issued against the commissioner
was conminea in mtuu tircu .
CHICAGO, Oct. 30 VP) Influenced
UBMif vnntr IVit Ofl im Ralla
tried to break away from the rest of'
the 1st on the upside In today's stock by discrediting of rumors of big credit
market, but could make little head-' B)M , Unti states wheat to China,
way against a steady trickle of ell-gra)n pMce, underwent an early set
lng in industrial Biid utilities. The bBck, compsratlve weakness of
market closed with a heavy tone, with gecntie, w 8tao a bearish factor,
most leaders unchanged to about openIng w cent down, wheat af
polnts lovir. Transactions aggregat-' ward dtcllnKl rurther. Corn start
ed 1.100.000 "hares . M unchanged to V,c off and contlnu-
Closlng figures of 14 leading stocks to Mg
follow: - ' Aririlno. ts hrtHh sentiment amonft
, Al. Chem. & Dye 78V4 wheat traders was a Winnipeg report
1064 that, i Q2 3QH ana bushels of Canadian
J89" ! wheat had been delivered by farmer
"J Ithls season, 49 per cent of the mar
"ft ! lettable crop, against 08,909.000 a year
67Vano.
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United Corporation .
U. 8. Steel
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May Compel Mott
To Investigate
Alleged Swindle
northwest primary and consuming
points. Deschutes stock Is still find
ing most favor but Is following the
course of the market.
Notes of wholesale trading:
First carload Emperor grapes la
here, priced Ac lb.
Hothouse tomatoes are showing a
better movement at 4060c for 10s.
Outdoor tomatoes are dragging a
trifle with weakness In prices.
Some California shell lima beans
are offering at 11 12140 lb. with .egcdiy injured stockholder. Judge
ago.
, Wheat soon went 1 !4 cents under
yesterday's finish, and all deliveries
of corn , reached new bottom quota
tions for the season,' December corn
the lowest since 1807.
Wheat equalled the season's mini
mum, December contracts touching
47 cents a bushel. Stop loss selling
orders were automatically forced Into
operation before the market received
sufficient support to bring about rat-lies.
Ithe circuit court late yesterday by J.
R. Gllstrap, Portland resident, and an
sprouts e9o lb. Chokes are around
3.60i2.65 box.
Head lettuce market Is fairly steady
locally but there la no shipping de
mand. .
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
"PORTLAND, Oct. 20 (AV-Cotlle 10,
calves 10; quotably steady. Steers 600
900 lbs. common $2.50-4.35; 900-1100
lbs. common S2.60-M.25; 1100-1300 lbs.
medium $4.368.oo. Cows, common
and medium 2.00i3.00. low cuttci
and cutter tl.OOg 12.00, Bulls (yearl
ings excluded) good and choice
(beef) 2.00 e $2.75, cutter com
mon . and medium
L. H. McMahan later issued an alter
native writ to the plaintiff citing
Mott to appear.
Otlstrap asks that the mandamus
compel Mott to turn over all records
and facts In his possession regarding
tho two corporations to the attorney
general or to a district attorney for
full investigation.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO. Oct. J Ifl - (H. S. I.
A.) Hogs 18.000; active SnlOc high,
er; 180-280 lbs. 3.60!W.70.
Cattle 6,000; light steers and yfarl
lnira Htron? to 25c higher, best stecn
81.50 rj sa.oo. lWlth weight aa.76; top on yearlings
Vealers (milk fed) good and cnoice 'M oo: stackers weak; vealers 85.60
6.00e6.00, medium 83.75e6.00. cul: down to M oo
and common 83.00 83.75. Calves 250- sheep 13.000: slow, steady: native
600 lbs. good and choice 83.75 ft 85.60. mba 4.755.23, bidding 85.00 g.
common and medium 82.00 83.76. ,3.25 on well finished westerns; na
Hogs 160; 16c higher for best llghv tVe throwouts 83.50( 83.75; fat ewes
butchers. Light lights 140-160 lbs. ,i.35e2.00
good and cnoice 3.3a$r.io; ngnv-
welghta 160-180 lbs. good and choice
84.00 84.15. 180-200 lbs. good and
choice H.OOti 84.16; medium weight
300-220 lbs. good and choice 83.35 m
84.15. 220-250 lbs. good and choice
83.00 0 83.85;
Its. good and choice
ROSTOV WOOL
EXPORT FIGURE OIVEV
WINNIPEG. Oct. 30tn Approxi
mately 1.600,000 bushels of the 4.455.
000 bushels of wheat reported from
Moscow as having been Imported -by
Russian during the first eight months
of this year were shipped from Can
ada, officials said today. .
CROP ESTIMATED
CANBERRA, Australia. Oct. 20 VP)
The 1033 Australian wheat crop wan
estimated by tne government today
at 300,000.000 bushels. .
Sl'dAR AND FLOUR
PORTLAND, Oct. 20 W) Sugar
Cane granulated 84.50 100 lbs.; beet
sugar 84.30 100 lt.
Domestic flour Selling price, de
livered: patent 48s 85.50; do 98s 85.30;
bakers' bluestem 84.10; soft wheat
pastry patent 84.4085.20; Montana
hard wheat patent 85.00 a 85.20; rye
84.50 84.80. .
State Turkey Men
Form Organization
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct. 20 ) Or
ganization of the Oregon Turkey Co
operatives, Inc., was announced here
today following a' meeting yesterday
attended by representatives of several
turkey marketing organizations of the
state.
The new organization was formed
through federation of Oregon, turkey
growers of Roseburg, Central Oregon
turkey growers of Redmond, and the
Eastern Oregon turkey growers o:
Hermlston. Other local associations
are expected to unite in maintaining
this central sales agency.
Local or district associations will
continue to operate in much the same
manner as In past seasons, except
that the central organization will as
sume full control of sales.
LIVERPOOL WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20 VP) Wheat
close: Oct.,64; March 53 '.4. Exchange
83.39. .
FIRE AT MARSHFIELD
MARSHFIELD. Ore., Oct. 20 m
Fire which menaced valuable mill
properties In South Marshfleld early
today destroyed the bolter plant of
tho Ostllnd Furniture company, with
damage estimated at 81500.
Elegant Marquis
Passes in Paris
PAHIS, Oct. 20 W Marqula Bonl
Do Costllano, lor many yean "arbi
ter of elegance," bon vlvant and
Beau Bmnunel of the Par la boule
vards, died today, aged 64. The end
camo after a week's serious Illness In
which the results of a paralytic
stroke were complicated by bron
chitis. Formerly the husband of Anna
Gould. American heiress and daughter
of Jay Oould, his marriage to the
rail king's daughter made It possible
for him to realize the dream of su
premacy In the world he loved a
world of thoroughbred horses, marble
palaces, the opera, society and the
company of brilliant women.
LIMIT PRIESTS TO 50
GUADALAJARA, Mexico. Oct. 20 OP)
A law limiting the number of
priests In the state of Jalisco to one
for each 50,000 population a total of
60 was passed by th state legislature
last night and sent to the governor
today for promulgation,
A conference of national revolution
ary party leaders afterward recom
mended further legislation fixing a
penalty of confiscation of property for
persons allowing clandestine religious
meetings within their homes.
PORTLAND CASH
PORTLAND, Ore.. Oct, 20 UP) Cash
wheat: Big Bend bluestem 56tc.
Soft white 47 lc.
.Western white 46V&0.
Hard winter 47c.
Northern spring 46 Vic.
Western red 45 C.
Oats: No. 2 white $18.00.
Today's car receipts: wheat 34;
flour 15; oats 2; hay 7.
WINNIPEG WHEAT
WINNIPEO, Oct. 20 P) Wheat
close: Oct. 48 H; Dec. 50; May
54&.H.
Cash wheat:No. 1 northern 48;
No. 2 northern 47; No, 8 northern
45.
BOSTON, Oct. 20 Fleece wools
tiro a little moro active. Moderate '
quantities of most grades of strictly
heavywclghU 250-200 1 ap ( hftye
lOlce $2.B5..76, 200- ' . ,hn .in nt th
ft7,c"7 '7" t, ou ranges of recent asking prices. Oreaao Jambs 5.10,
OMAHA SHEEP
OMAHA. Oct. 20 W) - (U. S. D. A.)
Sheep 8,500; active steady: range,
native, fed clipped and fed woolcd
, l! I
130 Jbs. good and choice UX e3.70.; tlm 20c on MmW& and aic on cn
Bhcep and lambs 200; quot-,1 48-M' s grade.
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HU1I 1 DICOUi UIMIIIHI BV puuiiuo
down, good and choice $4.25
$4.60. medium $3.50-$4.25. all weights,
common $2.60ift$3.50; yearling wethers
00-110 lbs. medium to choice $1.25 t
$2.85. Ewes 1.00( 1.50. 120-150 lbs.
medium to choice 75c 3 $1.25, alt
weights, cull to common &0&75C,
lU'TTERKAT
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 20 W) But
terfat f. o. b. Ban Francisco 23c.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Oct. 20 W) Butter
fat Direct to shipper: station 16c.
Portland delivery price churning n
t MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY :
CH1CAOO WIIB4T '
Open UiKb Law
life. . M
Mav W'i Mi .03
Jul)
.55's
J?s
Clow
55!4es
cream lOaoc pound; sweet cream
higher.
Butter, eggs, live poultry and coun-.
try meats unchanged. I
Onions, potatoes, wool, hay, mohair, I
nuts, cascsra bark and hops quota lire,
tlons unchanged. Mny
CHICAOO CORN
Open High Low
25-J XSH MM
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Metal Cash and Bond Boxes . $1.50 to $3.95
Receipt Books l 5c to $1.00
Pencil Sharpeners . 50c to $4.50
Cash Books 35c to $2.20
Box Letter Files 85c
Home Budget - - 75c
Card Index Files for 3x5 Cards . $1.00
Dic-a-Doo Paint Cleaner , 20c & 40c
Recipe Boxes for 3x5 Cards 50c & 85c
Office Globes .. 85c
Dictionaries $1.00 to $16.00
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tobaccos have no place
in cigarettes.
No raw tobaccos in Luckies
that's why they're so mild
W
E buy the finest, the very finest
tobaccos in all the world
but that does not explain why
folks everywhere regard Lucky
Strike as the mildest cigarette.
The fact is, we never overlook the
truth that "Nature in the Raw
is Seldom Mild" so these fine
tobaccos, after proper aging and
mellowing, are then given the
benefit of that Lucky Strike puri
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