THE MORNING OREGON! ANV TUESDAY. DECE3IBER 13. lUln.
19
WHEAT TflADE QUIET
Market May Be Slack Until
v After Holidays.
EXPORT DEMAND FALLS OFF
rlcr Ar fJtMMcd rnchanrU From
La AVerk Hop Hoylnj Ccm
tinnrs nt V!!cy Point.
Kp5 Aro Ixwrr.
Th h.M ruark-t t.ma aatn filn Int
ft mt and Is Uio-iy to rula quli for the
remainder of th month. That Is the 1
I-af of .- 4in wbo do cot think, thera
ta snuofe caaaca of tho foro'.ca dtrnwi ra
vtvtn vnrtl afiar tho holidays. It to not
cuto-rvary fnr tho Eumpttnt to toko hold
frro'y at IMi tint of year, particularly
whfa they aavo ample aupp:!rt la aisrht,
aa thy bar aaw. Consequently akw
market ta predicted ntt! after tho turn
cf Vxm jroar ualesa tho ox port roar demand
imbbi lrrr proportion Price quoted
yesterday vro II cents on cloh. t3 cent
m forty-cuid and ! Cftts 01 baeaara.
Local rooolpta ta oars woro rrportod by
tho starch ants Exchange aa follows:
WWt Bar Ivy FMurOafs Hay
MAlOtf ....... ! I 3 J '
.ear ejre 77 1 : 1 12 II
to dt t. 33 j " : 5 "
r tro . .. 4!t :i 7 H
World efclpmvate nf whfit for he pat
Nk woro !ihtly larer than tho prel
os wxk and miK'h heavier than a jear
ace. Tho Mmrvhnt CxchiDg Uraoa tho
ti.kw In a- tab oi shipments from tho prin
rtpaj exjxtrtiac couatr.es for tho ssasoa to
data, compared with lst yur,
Total nint- &rr.m rrlod
Jnl J I. ( L-t -an
l. . and Canada .. :;; ;.i:.n
Argent n ........... i:.-:iW .".
A-ist'ml.a ........... 14.4 ll.TSw.-J'
rantir:a ivs: .:, ve
Jtueie, 1 1 Itl w
kau zi.zm. li....'.
Tia. :14 ? 531. t
Th kiv thtt s'atlsi. vs fr tho i(f
chsnts ilxctiacr fnltow;
Amertvaa Visible t)uv'p;y -
rcmbr n, i;w :,;....
rwmbr I r. 1 :. .... 4 t ! V 3," l.
TMtmrr ,.. r. ... .1 ...'.. 4 It? .
I-rr fnf.r . . . . . S -. 1 .47 7.0"
Dffmbtr IT. llo il.ovl, 41.0
1 an(iit on Faaaa
Wk
wk
nam
I K .... IT I
l en t.nnt ..!. "
in 4.j. ix0 1 1.ah xm)
T ( . . ..II Siw 3Tlut00 2T. U.KV
V. r'U "htpmenis. Floisr lrcludoJ
wk wk wok
nijlnc n)inir ndln
IWC. 11 lc. 3 to-- 11.
Frtn luhl p4ahls Huh
I. it., ran.. 14 . a."". a.w. .-
Arf.nttr . ' I.". "4 ft.Mi
a;.'o 4 'H. "iO
ltnur iq .i-w.N i l.i ;. --.4.v
K ! 3.344. 4 4"J" 4 ". .V--O
laia i:4.d0 5i'0.OO
Tt ... l-J.at4.WO l.VU.VVUU IPJI
lortxn rn rntttton aro iummrft4
bT the Livorpool Corn Trado Nes as fol
lower mttt Kin 'lorn. Tho weather contlnueo
wry wt AAd tho oowtr. of the now crop ta
till delayed, ohile tho outlook for that
oJ-eadT eown ts unfavorable.
Franc. Ftol attll roatlnuo and tho ajt
rtultaral ett nation Is Tory unfavorable.
Moeh of th new crop baa not bn aowa,
and that already sowa shown a poor eon
dttton. An?vim of natlo wbent show soma
tucrwaa. but rttll aro smaller than last
year Tho qual.ty to poor.
Oormaay. Tbo eond'tion of lata onwn
whoat la mthar pvr; otherwtso tho outlook
a teaoraiyty far arable. Fupplleo of native
wheat oro lncrasin. Both tho Io-i and
sport deroand shown continued tmprovo
mtit. Hunrary. Thero are onreo complaints ro
Sardtnar to dlar'4 eeiias" in to un
favorable weather, and Mm estimate point
te a smat'er Berber than last year. Pop
Um are rather Uht and tbo weather now
la mild.
It mi. Tho crop outlook continues favor
able, but this country Is still buying foreign
wheat
apaia and North Africa. Complaints aro
betnsr rK-iviHt that th outlook Is becoming:
lest fnrorablo emg to Unr wa:her.
A suit Tbe wrher continues cold
fhroturh the out fc tt belt ac& thero Is no
snow rover. Arrivals at the porta are In
creasing and are epctl to be larse later
on. a Interior storks aro havy. fharter
ln t-r Yin:r )o.ling- at Crimea port and
NiiTnron'ik has lwm mare a-'tl and a
!-. buie t btna; dne wltri the M'il
tTiitMD fr Wirirr IiU'tiDK. srrin rhar
teirg t verv '-tw. NA:tloa in tho
of i-ff te prt.-tuillr rl eil.
Attraiia The oit!ok rofitinue favor
ante ana the vi.-ld 1 pe-ted t. he about
thai of las: yr. Th t 'tul croptlaet year
amounted to H. tOO.oe buuli
nor THADIX) T114 INUKR WAY.
ets f mp my Hay the C roa of Cotaraoi
rorct OfM.
The hop markrt continues active, thouch
tho trailing yetrday did hot reach tho
proportions of turay. It la brllewd thai
about ho bales chsne,J hands yeeteMay.
whlrh bring tho unsold stock considerably
be ow .V0 bales.
Klaher. Waif sV Netter bought a carload
at Aurora. Inrtu Urg 4t bales from A, P.
Tergra. Only three lota aro now left unsold
la tho Aurora section.
H L. Hart bought tho Fletcher crop of
1C4) ha:eo at raytm. and 2 baleo from
George ftertram. of the aunt p:a.
Acrordins; to a Sam report, the Kola Nolo
Hop Company bcognt fJovemor-elet Wnt'i
crop of ! baiee at is, rents. The Neo
Company also bought the Graves lot of f2
hales at Mct'or.
EG4.9 MORI rUXTllTL AND LOHTR.
Oietesa Qweteel at 41 1 Cewta tho turret,
roultry llrsa.
With rero;rta of Oregon eggs steadily In
creasing. It was not pelt;e to maintain tho
4-eent o & i ; oa. and the prl- was gen
vraily cut on the Strevt to 42 cents. Kst
e -n egg sold at the former price.
There was a gooU demand fr poultry of
a'l htaUs and the email arrival cieaaea up
early. Hens :d at Id cents and Uprtngs
at 13S cent. There was some Inquiry froca
tho sound for dreesed turkeys for shipment
to Alaska.
Tho butter market wit anchscfed.
HLTTI H DKMAMl IXR LOCAL AfTUM.
Has aw Imprwvesneal ta FHre oret
lr;e llrmv
The ejeek opnM with a belter movement
In the torsi arple maiket. but with BO
change la prtre. The demand was prin
cipally for cheap to median meed varto
tiex. Navel oranges sold well and a ere firmly
held. Crape fruit was In good do
mind. Japanese oranges were In largo sup
ply and weak.
The eaiy arrival reported dtring- the Jay
as a car of California cauliflower. a car
of avert petoee w a due. bE fat ed to
aow p-
Ikaak Ctearlog.
Sis n It carine of fie N rthwvfrra cities
yeetexoay were os fallow.
Oaring. a4an-ee
pert! a ad I.'.IH ;;i . i T t : .
0otE.o i.n4t it:.)::
T74.7M 45 4
roBTXn MARKtn.
Graia. Floar. Feed. Ftc
WHEAT Trsrk priCvs- n?ut
club, ilr; red Kussian, Ic;
f.Ttv-(-.l. 9 Sc.
Hey.
brew
inc.
. r tMf -ft
per ton;
2fi; rolled
l-l? k K. r r Hi -' v
miduiliiira. I'.'vbl; aorts. $.o.oifV
barley, JilWiW
barrel:
straights. $4 104.60; exports. 13.
ley. $i ;0; fraUam. 4.; who4
CO ; Val-
wbeat.
quarrrrs. u.
HAT Trark prices: Timothy. W
Valc-y P 'r ton; fctern
t:t:ij; audita. M; raln bay.
L1& : clever.
CRN Whole, -; crarked. $3
OATS No. 1 white. 7.i0ii 2!.0
U!arnetto
Orgon.
14.60
per ton.
per ton.
Dairy and Country Produce.
FOUT-TRT Hens, Hr; Fprtnga, 15ic;
du.ks. hlte. 17c; g-efe. iSilV; turkoa.
s:ie. 20c; dreeocd. J-'g-Jc; scuata, - pof
doren.
K US Oregon ranch. candled, 4-4:
Katcrn. April. 3ti xic per doacn; Easicrn
fi"h. 7tjc pT foxn.
CIIBF.sK ruH cream, twin. 17 917 Ho
r w-nd voiinc AuierlcO- 113 imc.
PTTTEK CHy creamerv solid l.''k. S70
per pound; buiter fat. 3.'3i0 per pouna.
KaMern. Z I Q -4c per ponr-lw
1'mKK Fan". JlU-c per pound.
VtAL Fanry. be to 1-5 pounds.
13 S po pound.
Tewrtables aad rroira,
APPLKS-Klnr. 0To per aot Wolf
River. TJcOtl: Wsxen. 7scfl; Baldwin.
73COSI.S5; Northern Ppy. T5c9C1.2&; ?now.
i.3.: Spttzenborc f L. 2; W Inter
Banana. flTtvAO.
PACK VEOKTABLK3 Carrots. fltjl.23
hundred; parsnips, turnips, $li
beets. Ji it l.M.
CRIES FRUITS Poars. $L2Ca P ox;
ffrap. L h l.JJ per box; Malagas. 0
it 7..V per barroi; rranl eriiea, Ill4jl2 Pr
barrel; quinces, 11 1-6 Pr boi: huoklo
borrles. ) c lb.: persimmor.a. H-bS psr boa,
VEGETABLES Beans. lOtfllo per pound;
cabbage, flijl.o per hundred! cauliflower,
$iCO 2-25 per crate; celery. C"
fornia, A343.2S per crate: eucuniwn. 12
per box; eggplant. 119123 per craio; garlic.
l"0i:o pr pound; green onions, ltc pr
don; head lettuce. i 3ie per dosen;
hothoues lettuce. 91 r 1 IS per hox;
pepper. 10c per lb: pumpkins. IfllH Pr
lb.: radishes. ltf2iV per dxen; sprouta
7c; squash. JlHo par lb.; tomatoes.
1 1 2 pr boa
tropical, FRCITS Oranges, naeela
1 2. 2.". f 2 ". pr box: Jupanrie. 8."c ti II. IS P
bundle; lemon. 14 SO-eJ; FlorMa grapefruit
4tf3; California grape fru't. iei b
aaniji Ic per pound; p!ncapplrs. 4o per
po-;al: pomcra.iatea. J I. ?Z par box.
P)TATtKS fTfron. S1.2R pr hundred;
iwt ix.'.ito. e. 3.0 lr hundrd.
oNIONit Buying price. l.2S pvr hundred.
OreceHee. IrrW Frolra, Fto.
Tl:iFD FRUIT App'ea. lOc per pound;
curr.tnia. li, 4f l.V; aprlrota, HSU lui
lr-a. pak a re. Iu.. per lb.; Tigs. bulk,
white or Mac, by trk, 71". 6i. $l.'1
1 75; 1-lUa. 36-12. 10-1.
tir ma l!c.
SALMON Columbia Rlrcr. 1-pound tails.
3 lu per doa: 3-pound tails. 1S: 1
pound fats. 1X22; Alaak pink. 4-pound
ta:i. II red. 1-pound tails. Idc
t 'iFKl.K-Koasteu. lu drums. ltHH
per pound
NUT Wstnuts. 17 0 10 per pound; Bra
il nuta. ltW-: rhrt. lc; a:monla,
ItiffLv, p-n. lle: w-oanut. 0Octl per
d"Kn; 'h'-atn ute, 24c per pound; hickory
Du'i. tftiot- per potind.
SALT Cmnnisred. 913 per trn; Halt
gTOurd. Iwt. .o ;er ton: &oo. 1 per ton.
IiKAN-4 email wntte. 4 So; large white.
4Sc Mm. i',c; pink. 64c. red Mexican,
4c; boon. Wc.
RICK No. 1 Japan. 4c; cheaper grade,
Uv4: Fiuthem head. SH97&
ll?NLT Chol-a, A7i per case; strained.
ISc p r pound.
hnuR lry rrsnulated. fruit and berry.
I. -): beet. tV rxtrs C f"Srt: golden t'..
K-2: yellow U, 9.VI". cubes ia'r! I. --4;
no rrl. j 3 Terms on rmi"nri wi
In l" dftv. lclurt Sc pT ptund. If later
than 1 tljs and wtthm 3 'ae. ddur-t va
per pound. Map! sugar. 1S ISc par pound.
Previa! oo.
JIAM 10 to 13 pound. lSc; 13 to 14
pounaa. 17 ic; 14 to Id pounds, 17c; ekinned,
ICSc: pica!'-. USe; cottage roll, lic-
HjroN- Fsny. aoc; standard, 2c; ebole.
Sic; Kngiivh. 2le-
MtK y U Jt EATt Beef toog-ae T5c;
dried beef -t. 22c; ouTsldes. Bont; la-sd-,
2Jc; nn. h!rr 22?.
iJliY SALT CI'KKD R-u!ar short clears.
dry sail. smoked. llc; barks, llcht.
salt. !-: mokJ. HSc; baok. heavy, salt.
14c; smoked. lOc. export bei lies, satt. ioc.
smoked, l -.
LAKl l't. kottle rendereo, 13e; svana
srd puro, le; choir. 12vc; shorteain;,
13 'c.
Ilea, Wool. Hides. F.tc.
iOF crop, lvlec; 1909 crop,
lQr. contracts. i:US&
WOOL- 4w astern Oregon. 18w17o pound;
Valirr. 17t IPc per pound.
MOI1 AIR Choice. a2t-V pOp pOOOd.
CAsH'AKA HARK Ii0 p pound.
HiLr oaltrd hides, a nc P r pounu,
salted calf. 14-: salted kip. ic; suited stag,
ec; reia hides, lo loss; dry hides. 1 AH
- . . ,ip, tin ll1'Je.
PELTS Lry. 10c; salted. butchers'
take-off. oOtjifto; Bprlns; jambs. 2644.
V Oils.
LIXFEFO Oil- Pure raw In barrels. $1.01;
ket:l- boiird. In h-rr-ls, l.ft3; raw. Incase,
91 t. kottle boiled. In c, 91. uh. Lots of
2 gallon. 1 rent less per gaiton.
COAL OIL Water White, rase 17c, wood
bbl,. ISi-c. Iron bble. Sc; Hesdltght. raees
isv,e. wood bb:.. I4Sc. Iron bu., 11 He;
Eocene, cave 30c; peclal Water White,
eood bbl 17c. Iron bfcia. 13c; Elalna, cae
27c; Extra Htsr. ess 2wc: V. M. Pi
Kapth. cae 32UC; Iron bbls.. 14Hc.
GASot.iNK Red Crown or motor gasoline.
rases. 24-: Iron bl: . 17c: gasoilne. case.
37 He. Iron bbl c: Aroturpa, cases 4-c,
Iron bbut.. 3vr; ongtno dlsullsto. case l&c.
Iroo tbA. a-.
MARKET IS DVESTOGKED
TOO MANY JAPAXF.SE ORANGES
AT SEATTLK.
Tno furlojid Are Shipped o I'ort-
lanJ and Oaantitlrs Sent to Spo
kane and Kuhtorn Washington.
HEATTLK. h.. Do. IX (.pcll.
TVh.at irf., Jnmt'l up . hlf nt .11
twln'& KH-.lpt. loly m.r. r..". enrm. on,
of th. h.rlt dxr, of th. liuon. Out,
rrlpt hr. IT crl.rt tln
rportf J. Th. bulk of th, oat rrlvlti r,
from yinoftoti and for u. of Ih. ovm
Bi.nt In th. rhlll?;ir.v imi. ana nari.T
ir.r. Uoll and unrhanJ toOay at Satur-
Th, .upplT of Japan. orans.a fru o
h.ar. to.lav t.iat th. prU-. aa rut lo T.v.
No nl wr mail arov ,1. i.o -ariu.ua
.r. .lnir-.1 to rorilaml thl. aft.rnonn.
Fpoaan. atvd Fa.t.rn Wa.hlnjton ar al
l.r.. auantltl... Another boat ar-
rlrt d Saturday with ov.r r." buriitlM a!oard.
Potator. rr 4
v.m. .tiltnra ar. .otnm.n-ln to load
out raor. I.c-ralty. aMhou.h muddr roa.l.
b.T, r.tanl.d th mnvc nint of farm
produc. Inr'udln, aopl-.. tio-wl rl.ry wa.
..ar-.. ranv .-.w. i .... -1
-altfrtrnl. culltl .r .nt at , I - vr
doa.n.
ndr tllht rrr"l n.ai.r. wr .oir
rl.n in thrlr tv.k. oi pounrjr I.iaj.
rr.h .' Th.r, la a
Hood demand for fr-.h loral ranch rci. for
hlpm.nt north. V.r It not f.w thf d
mand ! market would b wak-r. Hutt.r
t.-ka ar. lnrr.alr.a. part!rnlar!r aonda.
rHOIM'CK AT WAX 1 KANXISCO.
Qmi.iIom nrmt la to Bar CUT Mw
krta.
sav rmxn"o. ic. li Th fot:,.-
rc, ptntluoi p-ir-. . . tii-r.nl today:
(tfV. yrMn pa .w: air:r.c rranct. ay
k,c. tomato.. ..tlll.lt; rii ptanu .v .
"- ... .
1 -Utter P nCT rl.Trrr, J -
Free Sc. 1 n v ran h. 4v-.
.-e Ti;n Ame.-a. lH 0 17--.
MtUstutts liran. 127 U JO; middlings, $39
Hsy Wheat. 9n'rf4: wheat and oats, $0O
ti r.o- atfa'.fa. f It.
-rti?t Apcie cM-e. Kc: common. 4c4
Mevwaa It-nea. ' : altromla lemons,
rhol. e. 3 4 OO: common, -: oranges, navel.
$1 Vd2 3: pineapple 9". !i0.
r'otaio-e - - ' " . v
sweet 42-7n urffn w uroans. !.
4) 1
imiort II 1 12V
KeceipT Flour. S'-0 quar'ee ack;
wheat. cntali rariev. 4 rental:
oata. 142 rente.; potavoes. sat. hc;
Tacoma
ftpvkano ..
CATTLE SELL AT TDP
Prime Steers Bring $6.50 at
Local Yards.
BEST GRAIN - FED STOCK
Choice Cow Weigh Out of Car at
$3.25 Sliecp and I-amba Are
Su-ons; at Full .
Prices.
Prims steers touched the top mark at tho
stock yard jeerday. Two loads of extra
choirs rrsln-ffd steers, a vera Ins; 128
pound were sold at I A. 60. Another steer of
14o pound, weighed out of tho car. brought
$4.30. A load" of cows, averaging 112
poumls. aold similarly at IS. 23. Three loads
of steers uf grod to choice grad brought
from $.' to 95.75.
Tho mutton market slo showed strength.
A bunch of choice lamb averaging 77
pound, brought the top prevailing quota
tion. $. while a small lot of good to choice
owes sold at $3.75. Mo hoes were offered
during- the dsy.
The receipts for the day were 809 cattle
and 10d -sheep.
Shippers of the stock were J. L. Cox, of
Welaer. a cars of cattle; J. C. TravUUon. of
North Powder, 1 car of cattle; Widwell
Caswell, 12 cars of cattle from Echo. Or.,
and Relcrade. Mont.; L E. West, of Haine
1 car of cattle; T. H. Hewlett, of Baker. 2
cars of cattle; Gray 4 I'roffUt. of Baker, 2
cars of cattle, and Adams Brothers, 194
sheep.
Tho day's sslcs were as follows;
2". steer, grain-fed 1207 $.."0
2." ners. sratn-fed 12H ,B0
1 sfer MM 6.2.1
21 s:e?ra 1 11. 3 71
aiders 1170 .',.73
"." ateers ................... If i.75
21 rows .................... 1 1 " 5.23
1 bull U7t 4.2",
1 bull 10241 4.U0
2"i wm 12M -.7."
A W.--p 1N
27 tnn 177 5-O0
it'rrs t 111h .. 441
i:l con 172 4-
"4 co as 1 4..V
2 rori .................... !'." 1 il 7"
I t.nll IT If 3.50
ltt IrhiM 77 o-VO
ITlt-rs current on the various claes of
st k at the Portland Union frUock ards
wcr. as folloas:
Prime !eer .V7.".4$ 00
f,o.kt lo rhulCf) teer r.2.J ..7"
Fair to id en-era 4.7" ..2"
.Vntmnn ter 4.tMii 4.-V
fh..t t to- ;rm 4.7' .VW
ftKd to rhoico be.f rows. 4 2"-t 4.73
Kan" to beef cow 3.7jO 4.2-t
Common to fare beef cows T 3.51
f7id to chol e heifer 4."Wr 4.75
I'-mimnn to fir h-lfcra 4. 4.2"
.ce to good fat bulls 4 'h
ommon bulls .. i 4.'
C"Mi to choice light calve 7. '
Fair to g.Md light calve .Sutf 1-00
i;m4 t rho.ee hei calves.... 5-2.W G."0
Fair gonl heavy calves 4-7-'w 5 2.'
romrunri inlvea a.7." 4.7
t;.mi to choice StStf 4. 5.H1
4'hotce hog 7 7.
t'.ood to chnle hug 7 7 7"
Yearling wether, gratn-fed 4.7 "
Old wei bT. grain fd 4.2-'. 4.r0
'holre owe greln-fel a.7.". f 4-'
flood to choice ewes, grain-fed.. 3.2At 3.73
Fetler 2.2:- 1 3.im
t'tioicc Iambi, grsln-fed i..7-"'f '
tioorj to choice. raln-fed 5.3t 3.73
poor laml's 4.13 a.M
lfnr-rd sheep and lambs 30c lower than
grain-fed.
hra-o IJveetock Market.
CfffCAOO, Ic. 12. Cattle Receipts etl-mat-d
at 41.'h; market lc lower: beeves.
94 U..t 7.2;.; T-xM ni'-ra, $4 000 2.1; Wet
trn sters. 94 (nV lu; stuckurs and feed
rra, J .'orh.tki: cows and heifers, $2.29
4XU: calvs. ; OOf M OO.
lines Kt-cWpts entimated at 42.000: mar
get st ady; liKht. $7.ik a b.w); mlx'd. $7.&Ti9
hm; h-avv. ;..VlD.0'ii rough. $7.5)7.7;
good to choice henry. $T.79.W; Pa, $7.0O
ST.M; bulk of les. $7.75 ..'.
Hbeep Kecctpt estimated at 40,000; mar-,
k-t at.-ndy; native. $2.30v 4. SO; Western,
it. 7." 4. ft": yerllnae. 94.."MV ".73; lsmbs.
native. $4.3A vi i f
WMi-rn, I't.OOQ tt.70.
STOCK PRICES WEAKEN
UCMOU OP AXOTI1EB SIEETIXG
KTKKIi AXI IRON MAGNATES.
Rrort or KiiRlneers Vole on Strike
Alw lias Bad Kffcct
on Sentiment.
NEW YORK, Df. II. Tradina- In itorka
waa liaht and aaaln confined to th, bet
ter known ,peruiuttv leader.
Th. market opened Irreptular with pro
nounc.d weakneaa In the Harrlman lasuea.
I'tiit.d Statra st.'l and the other metal
laauea. Followtnx Ita saneral recovery In
a movom.nt led by th, coal ,tocka, th, Ilt
held fairly well until th, final hour, -lien
report, of another meetlnir of the BI.-M
and Iron Intoreais. and advlca from Chl
caao atatlna- that & larg. majority of the
enarnaere enploel on trte We.tern road,
had voted to atrlke. aent prlcea of active
Uauca to the lo.e.t level of th, day and
cauaed a weak cloinir.
Th. aralr. movement In the "V eat con
tlnuea to b, of moderate proportlona. al
thouah laat week'a receipts at Chicago,
amounting to ...00.040 buahela. ta an In
rrra.e of almoat 1.100.000 bunhela over th,
prevtou, week. The Weatern money mar
ket nhowa irreatcr ea.e, but thla tendency
1. attributed to decreaalns bualneaa In many
Keen competition for th, I3.loo.00n Fonth
African (told received lu Uondon resulted
In an advance of . with a division of th,
metal. SI. tot. 000 B-olng to Berlin, the bal
ance tM-lna- equally distributed between th.
Stank of Eniclund nnd India. There was
no open American demand for th, fold, de
spite recent rumor, iw mat .nrt-i.
iHimestic exports for November showed
falriy lnrae Increases In shipments of com
and cotton, with an extraordinary falling;
of In wheat. Shipments of this cereal wer,
over fc.Ot. 0.000 bushels below November.
1.09. Total exHrts of foodstuffs for th,
11 months of the calendar year are less by
over :..000 oia than In th, corrsspondlns;
period last year.
Th. bond market waa easy. Total -sate,,
par vaiuc. I:.207.u00. United States bonda
were ateady.
CLOMXG STOCK QUOTATION'S.
CloslnaT
Fdlcs.
A Ills thai pf
Amal Copp-r .. lrt, TlXI
Am Airricult ..
Am H-et iicar 70.la.
High.
Mi,'
4l"i
.
SO
Low. Hid.
is
a
JUS
American Can .
Am t'ar A r"d.
Am t'otton oil.
Am lid at I.t pf
Am lev rVcur!..
Am l.lns-d . . ..
4U
4S',
.-.st,
17
11
31
74
14
3
114
141 ,
!4
sm
.IKt,
Itnl
lt'l V
117
lol
2
7:t4
1!1
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loi
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UK)
US HH
Am l.ocomot I it
Am f m.-l a.- Kef lu.r.ixi
7-.S
44
11. '
141
7.1 r,
lot .
lrt pr.-r.Treo:. .
Am ."I. el Kilv. .
Am i-ia-:tr Itef.
Am Tel . Tel. .
Am Tub? ico pf.
Am Wiwii'D ....
Ar.AnintU 31 Co
Atchison
do" preferred..
Atl Coast l.ln...
II . )t Ohio . . .
lt.-lhlrhem Httl
lirook H Trail.,
t'an.diun 1mc ..
Central I-'-.tther.
tlo preferred..
Central of N J..
Ch.a . thlo . .
Chicago Alton
Chi tit Weal . .
do preferr.-d. .
Oil. aso N W
C. 11 SI P ..
C. C. C SI 1..
Col Fuel a- Iron
t'ol At Southern
Corwol ... ....
Corn Product...
Icl Hu.ison..
DAK c.rande..
do preferred.,
nistlllers' Kecurl
Krte
oo 1st pf .
do i'd pf
(Vn Electric . ..
fit North pf
Ot North Oro . .
Illinois Central.
Inlet bor Met ...
iitt
1IM)
KUU
' '.TtO
1IMI
l.T'tO
3VU
4.1
11'.
141
'si's
ltMl',
lull,
i :.
71
1H1
.10
a:
loos
it.j
iort
T4t;
l:i-'t.
3u
Mm
2 .VMJ
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X'lO
4.UUO
" "aort
TlNl
1,1. Itl
4HI
IMMI
7t,
Hi'
1J1. ?is
iai"i
i.i
l.-.-t
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44 S
i;
"iiia
4
K'lS
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31
r.7
112H
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l.l
32
141
1
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l.ttS
l.".
14 1,
"si"-;
4.H)
.ieio
.tut
' 'ino
1.1. to
l.-.nt.
l:.4
do preferred..
Inter Harvester.
Inter Manns pf
Int Paper
Int Pump
lows Central . ..
K C Southern . .
du preferred..
I.sclcd Oas . .
Ixuis 4k Nash..
Mtna ft St 1 ..
M. o P & S S M
Mo. Kan 4ft Tex.
do preferred. .
Mo Paciftc ....
Nat Biscuit ...
Nat lsd
Met X Rt 2 pf
N Y Central
.V Y, Ont Wri
Norfolk A Wes
North Am ....
Northern Pac
PaclhV Mall ...
Pennsylvania ...
People's Gas . . .
P, O C ft St la.
Plttshurs; Coal..
Pressed S 1'ar.,
Pull Pal Car ..
Ry St-1 Hiring.
IteadttiK :
Republic Ptcel ..
oo preferred. .
Rork Inland Co
do prof or red. .
Pt I. ft K K S pf
St Ij South est.
do prof'Trd. .
Sioes tShuCTild ..
Southern Pnc ..
Southern Ry . . .
d preforred..
Tenn Copper . ..
Texas Psr. . .
Tol. St 1- Ws
ilo preferred..
Union Pacific ..
do prf'-rred. .
I S Realty ....
l.iOO R3 JW1 534
l.tJi-O 11141 HI
10O 3(1 1J l'-S
ftM) ish is in'
1W 40 V 40 44
tit-rt isw 17 174
IhMl 3"S 30
jon fir, m
1044 lt44 H4,
10O 14UV 142 142
, 27i
100 1285 12Si
;ii
litO 2 2 f2
100 4Z 45 45
lOO
400 52 h riV
S3S
4.3M 112 111 w llla
4
2 20 t74 !7Vi
.VM 62 : -2 62 S
3.2O0 115 114U 3141,
3"
1 1,70 12tt's 12S:k lV!Hfc
IOO lO." 305
; W
ino 3Ri 17'
700 31's 31
if:
oZ
I21.1MIO 14"5, 14' 147
4i SI'. koj. at'H
io :ts out,
2.1IIO ."!' rus
1IMI tiO1. O'"' fHlt4
, ..... 4-
1IK1 2.1 1!5 -4 "4
:iik !-- tio .19 V,
.ion .VI 41 4S.
lO.li'O IIS 11-" i
.UMi 2t 24 241,
,mii no m "
JtlO 34 34. :'.44
AtMl
tott
CO. 100
.12 H
lf.s-T,
02
7t
3:1
72 "i
nr.',
4.1
61 s
i.i
4.1 "4
its'
- 71
1701. luV
V s Rubber
V S Ste-1
do ' preferred. .
I't.ih Copper . . .
-Va-Caro Client .
Wnhash
do preferred..
Western Md ...
West Ins; Elec . .
Western Union..
Wheel .fc L K..
100
102.tton
41 to
1.100
1.:m
400
33 1,
7"."
llf.S
4tf'
ti2s
1
"iiii
71,
33 J4
l!-S
l S
10
300
3O0
3O0
1
LehiRh Valley .. 30.200
181 Vi
17814
1SU
Total sale, for the day. 44W.900 aharea
BONDS.-
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. Closing quotations:
C S. ref 2, reg.lO0IN-. T. C. gn 34 J
do coupon ...luofclNo. Pacific Cs. .. tt)
C. 8. 3s reg loi (No. Facino 4S...1U0
do coupon ...1U2 l"nlon Paciftc 4s.liO
l". S. new 4s reg. 11. Hi! Wis. Central 4a 3
do couxton .. . li"' W Japaneae 4a tTa
D. K. U. 4S...
Moor)-. Kxrtiangr, T.lr.
NEW YOKK. Dec. 12. Money on call
Steady. 3Uv3H Per ent; rultnir rale. 3S;
clo.ln bid. S: offered at 3V.
Time loana Steady: 60 days and 90 daya.
4 per cent: six months. 4 per cent.
1'rlme mercantile paper IV'&Stfc per cent.
Sterling .xchanitc Steady. with actual
business In bankers- bills at 4.2 4.S21 .
for oo-dav bills and at I4.S3.40 for demand.
Commercial bills 4.8Mi 4.81 .
Bar silver o4c.
Mexican dollars IRC.
tjovernment bonda Steady: railroad
bonds, easy.
I1NDOX, Dec. 12. Bar allver Steady,
20 l. d per ounce.
Vonev 2i 21-. percent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 3S. per cent: do. thro,
months' bills Is 3Stj3a per cent.
CHICAOO. Dec. J2. Exchange on Now
York .1c premium.
SAX FRAXCISCO. fc. 12. Sterllnff on
London. o daya. 4.S2SC: do. sicht. 4.o5X,c.
lratts. sight. 1c: do. telegraph. 3c.
Stork
Boston.
BOSTON. Dec. 12. i
Closing quotations:
Allouea
AmalK. Copper.
A. Z. I. s .m..
Arizona Com. ..
Atltintle
B O C V S M.
Butte coalition,
t'al. A Arlxona.
t'nl. Hccla...
Centennial
Cop. Rnn. C. Co.
E. Butte Cl. M.
Franklin ......
Glroux Con. ...
Oranhy 4'on. . . .
3reene t'nnanea.
I. lt'iyaiie (Cop.)
Sfloiiawk ...t.
Nevada Con. ... 1H
Nlplssliig Mines. lo
North Butte 2tl's
North Lake ... l'.v.
Old Dominion... 3hB
Osceola 12.1
1 Parrot t tS t C) ISVi
Qulncy 71
Shannon 1 1 i
13 .,
ati's
Hi,
13
IHt,
11
.110
1
tl
JSuperior . 4'l
124
in.
sun & iios Min. .-?
iSup A Pitts Cop. 14
Tamarack ...ia
U. S. S. K. ; M. 3.1
do preferred . . 4o
Clah Con 13H
1'tah Copper Co. 45
Winona 0
Wolverine 117
lit
US
KeriT Uk .
LlKe Copper
.1.-. 5
1 .a Salle Copper
7H
1'Jte
11 lam 1 copper
Metal Markets.
NEW" YORK. Iec. 12. Standard copper.
Cltilel. Spot. 12.30tr 12.4.1e: lieccmlr, 12..10
I2.37Vc. Jnnuarv. 12.32 1, tj 12.4.1c : Feb
ruarv. 12.37H ta 12 ..10c; March. 12.42t,c bid.
London weak. Spot, tio 12s tl ; futures.
i..7 7s ad. Arrlvala reported at New York
today were 245 tons, custom-bouse return
show exports of RH16 so far till month.
Local dealers report rather an unsettled
market and while producers are asking un
chanaed prices. It Is claimed that second
hands ar, oflsrlng concessions in some In
stances. Uk copper. 13't 13.2.1c: electroly
tic. 12-7!Ti 13c; ca.ttng, 12..".0'u 12.71c.
Tin quiet, with spot quoted at 3S..1S9
3. sic: Ilecember. 3S..10ff 3S.S7 tr; January.
3i.ioj3s.8ic: February, 3h.4.1'4f3S.S.1c, and
March, 3.3iG :s.ic. London easy. Spot
and futures. .174! in.
Lead quiet. 4.4.1V4.&KC New York: 5.6it?
0.7.1c Kast e't. luls; London. 24 2s 0d.
Iron Cleveland warrant. 40a 7Hd In
London. Locally Iron continuea unsettled.
No. 1 Northern. No. 1 Southern and No. 1
Southern soft. (1.1. SSI 1U.25; No. 2 foundry
Northern, .14-736 li.7i.
Condition of the Treasury-
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. At the begin
ning of business today the condition of tb
United Statea Treaaury was:
Working balance In Treasury offices, $36.
4ST.h::u; In banks and Philippine Treaaury.
$3:: 737.3H11. The total balance in the general
fund waa tS8.liK1.nn2. Ordinary receipt Sat
urday were t3.2tl9.S13, with disbursement
of $2.17le..14. . .
The deficit to date this fiscal year Is J.
S.13. S30. its against (27,tinl,or,s at thla time
last year.
These figures exclude Panama Vnal and
public debt transactions.
CofTe. and Sugar.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. Coffee futures
rlosed teady at a net decline of 8 to 17
points. Sales.v8!t.2i0 bags. December, lie;
January. 10.tr7c: February. 10.0.1'': March,
lovlo- April. lOfnc: May. 10.7.1c: June.
lo.7c; Julv. lo.tKic- August. 10.10c: Sep
tember, 10.00c; October and November,
10.40c.
Spot coffee nominally unchanged. Rio No.
7 13!c; Santo No. 7. 13"c. Mild coffee
quiet. Cordova, 13 $ 1iV.c.
lias stiaar llrm. Muscovado, '89 test.
3. Sir; centrifugal. test. 4.0ic. molasses,
80 test, S.SOc; refined, steady.
Dried Krulta at w York.
KEW YORK. Dec. 12. Evaporated apples,
quet. verv Arm. Sjiot fancy, 12Vi Utile;
choice, llVjc: prime. DlOSc.
Prunes Firm, with stocks In strong
hands quotation ranging from ti ta' 1 0 c
for Callforntaa up ta :-4Vs and B'alOc for
Oregons from 60-308.
Peaches In more demand and firmer.
Cholc. 7"4tt7c; extra cnolce. fcHS84c;
fancy, eeu'.sc.
Chicago Dairy Produce.
CHICAOO. Dec. 12. Butter Steady:
creameries. 23ft 28c; dairies. 2327c.
Eags Steady; receipts. lOSti case: at
mark, caaca Included. 18,t22Mc; firsts.
Sic: prime first. 33c.
Cheese Sttady; dalalea, 144513c; twin.
144 14t.c: Young America. 1447144c;
Long ilorn. lUitj 15c.
. New York Cotton Market.
vfw YORK. Dec. 12. Cotton Future
closed verv steady. December. 14-7tc; Jan
uary. 142r; February. 14.03c; March.
1.1. lOc: April. 1.1.1'jc; May. lo.iiec; June anu
July. 15.a7'-; August, 14.H4e; October, 13..140.
Spot closed quiet. Mid-uplands, 15.0.1c;
mid-gulf. 15.110c; sale. 12.003 bale.
Wool at St. Lonls.
ST. LOl'IS. Dec. 12. Wool Stesdy..' Ter
ritory and Western mediums. 21 tl --c: fin,
mKlluss, I'aDc; fine. 121 Sc.
Duluth Flax Market.
Dl'LL'TH, Dec. li. Flax on track and to
arrive, tz.39; December, 92.IS, nominal;
May, 2.44. .
F.lgla Batter Market.
EIOIX. III.. Dec. 12. Butter Firm. SOo;
output. 03U.3O0.
SELAH LAD DIES OF WOUND
Dnring: Scuffle, Rifle Fxplodcs;
Bullet Penetrntes Brain.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash., Dec. 12.
Louis Troxell, ajred 12. was shot and
instantly killed near Helah toy the dis
charge of a small rifle belonging to
hi older brother, th" bullet entering
the ere and penetrating; the brafn.
The older brother left the rifle loaded
and cocked. Louis picked it up and
his (till smaller brothor pulled it
away and U exploded. ,
The wounded boy was placed in a
conveyance to be brought to the hos
pital in this city, but died before It
started.
WINTER CROP HURT
Serious Damage Reported in
Kansas and Oklahoma.
CHICAGO PRICES HIGHER
Foreign News Is Bearish, but Is Off
set by Crop Advices From tlie
Southwest Net Gain of
Quarter at Close.
CHICAOO. Dec. 12. Shipments of wheat
were much larger than a year ago and there
was said to be an Increase of S4..154.O00
btishcls In the Russtan yield, as compared
with the previous 12 months. The Cnlted
States visible supply, thouaji nominally ex
hibiting a decrea.e. did not includo a total
of nearly 5.000,000 bushels In boat at Buf
falo. Duluth and Canadlantermlnal harbore.
A dewnpour In Texaa, not expected, had no
weight on the market, as there waa no im
portant ael)ing pressure. On the other hand,
according to one authority, 50 per cent of th,
wheat In 4.500.OOO acres ot Kansas and
Oklahoma has not germinated, and of th.
plants that hav, sprouted. 15 to 20 per cent
ar, dead. Because of the large handicap
to the Winter crop, the close was not far
from the top figures of the session. May
fluctuated between 9554c and B5 3.C with
last sales at 954c a net gain of H.C-
Corn started strong, but sagged later.
May ranged from 474o ton 47447o, with
the ciosa c net lower.' at 47 5ic Cash corn
waa weak. Xo. 2 yellow finished at
01 V 51 He.
In oats shorts helped prices up. but re
ceipts at primary marketa were more than
double last year. Accordingly weakness
followed. May varied from 33TtC to 341,0
and In the end was c off. at 3S4c.
Bustnesaln hog products was on a de
cidedly big scale. Last sales left pork down
35 to 37V;c. lard od 12'?&15c and ribs at
a loss of 15c to 17Vtc to 20c.
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec Dli; .HIM .907, .914
Mny (5 .95". .5l4 -S
July 93 .933, .s: .S3t,
CORN.
Dec 4 .46 'i .45 Vi .451,
May .47- .4 7 74 . 47'i .4714
July tSV, .461, .411 .48
OATS.
Dec .317, ..li", .JtU .3H4
May 34S .34 .3.1, .33
July 24 .34 ' .33 7, .33 :4
MESS PORK.
Jan 19.10 19.35 1S.75 18.75
May IS. 15 18.40 17.80 17.80
LARD.
.Ian 10.:.-, 10.32 10.10 10.10
May 10.00 10.10 9.90 .9
SHORT RIBS.
Jsn 9 9.1 10.0714 S.82'.i 18214
May 9.70 9.97 '4 9.50 9.50
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady.
Ry. No. 2. S0;ir8Hc.
Hurley Feed or mixing, (0072c; fair to
cboi.e malting. 8I4JSKC. ....
Flax Seed .so. 1 Southwestern, 12.21; No.
1 Northwestern, (i-41. y
Timothy aeed 410.00.
Clover $14.73.
M pork lis. 75819. 00 per bbl.
Lurd (10.10 per 100 lbs.
Short ribs Sides. loose, t9.5r,e 10.25;
short clear sides, boxed, $10.25 10. 3 m
tlraln atatlstics:
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 510.000 bushels. Primary receipts
were l.los.uoo bushels, compared with 812.
000 bushela the corresponding day a year
ago. The visible supply of wheat In the
United States decreased 323.000 bushels for
the week. The amount of breadstuff on
ocean passage decreased 2.864.000 bushels.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 59
cars: corn. 876 carsaoats. 311 cars; hogs,
2a. 000 head.
s Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, barrels 9.200 11.700
Wheat, bushels 36.000 30.300
Corn, bushela 618.700 292.400
Oats, bushels 469.800 269.300
Rve. bushels - 7.000 2.000
Warley. bushels 81.00U S.l'UO
Visible Supply ofrain.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12. The visible supply
of grain In the United States Saturday, De
cember 10, aa compiled by the New York
Produce Exchange was as follows:
Bushels. Decrease.
C)rn 1.510.OOO S5.OO0
0lil, " 15.S40.0OO 400.0(10
Uy. 4IO.OUU .tO.VOU
Barley 1.744,000 105.000
Minneapolis Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Dec. 12. Wheat
December. tl.OOlj;. May, $1.08 ; July,
VoashlNo. 1 hard. tl-03H: No. 1 North
ern. (1.01 "4 & 1.0274 ; Xo. 2 Northern. VV'tt
1.01 He; No. 3 wheat, U74 9 l.U04sC
European Grain MarketsT
LIVERPOOL. Dec 12. Wheat. Decem
ber. 0s va: March. 0s 111; May, 7 14 d;
corn, February. 4s 3T4d. -
LONDON. Dec. 12. Cargoes steadier.
Walla Walla for shipment at S6s. English
country markets, 6d cheaper; French coun
try markets, eaay.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. 12. Wheat. Arm;
barley, steady.
Spot quotations: Wheat Shipping. $1.48
1.50 per cental: milling, $2.00 per cental.
Barley Feed, $1.07 14 18 1.0S ; brewing.
l.lo'n 1.12V,.
Oats Red. $1.07'4 ISO:" white, tl-714
l.r.7S; black, 1 1-17 Vs 01-42 Vi-
Call board sales: Wheat, no trading.
Barley May. $1.1014 IB 1.12 per cental.
Grain 3farket, of the North went.
T.troMA. Wash., Dee. 12. Wheat Mill
ing: Bluestem. SSVie; club, 81Vjo; red Rus
sian. 79V.C Export: Bluestem. 84c; red
Russian. "83c: club, -82c: red Russian, 80c
Iteceipts Wheat, 9 cars; barley, 3 cars;
hay, 1 car.
SEATTLE. Waah., Dec. 12. Milling quo
tations: Bluestem. SIVic; fortyfold. 79Vac;
club. 78V.c: fife. 78Vjc; red Russian. 771,c.
Export wheat: Bluestem. 78Vac; fortyfold.
76"4c; club. 76Vio; fife, 75Vsc. red Russian,
73V.C. ,
NEWPAPERS ARE TEACHERS
Washington Professor Says He
Would "Flunk" Non-Readers.
4
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, Se
attle. Dec. 12. (Special.) In discuss
ing- benefits derived from reading: the
newsnaners of today. Professor Ed
ward, McMAhon. of the history depart
ment, said yesterday to his class: "I
lai, T had the rjower to -nunar every
one of my students who did not read
ih. newarmners. There is no more
1 certain an index to show whether a
man is alive or dead than nis news
paper reading.
'It is surprising how few college .
students are interested In current
events,' and upon the newspaper stu
dents are most dependent nowadays to
learn the world's happenings."
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Cub West Indleii Faiiama BrmudJi
SKVNTT VMBS' Kxperience In
the West Indies Fasten j?.r Trade
R.M. S. P. IV "AVON" "aJS,
Jan tl (27 days) f 140 np I'. 18 8S
dajs) $150 at up March it (IS days)
5 & tip.
The onl.T Steamer Cruuins; In the West
Indies specially constrnctrd for service
In the Tropics.
Weekly sailings from New Pier 43, N.
Bermuda-CnDa-JamaTcarnTieSA-sTtS.'
On Alternate Saturdays by Weat India
Mail Steamers and Intervening; Satur
days by the
NOW FAMOUS "XUPiSlT" 8.525
R. M. S. P. at.l.l A Ton
Sanderson & Son., 149 LaSalle St., Chicago
San Francisco, Los Anjebs an J
San Diego Direct
North Pacific S, fi. Co.'a 8. S. Roaaoka
and E. S. Elder sail every Wednesday
alternately at 6 P. M. Tlckat otflca u
rnird .t., near Alder. '
siAlt'fUi i. I1JG1.K V. raaaamser Aceat,
W. H. SLLsotUt, Freialit Ac est.
Vnoaea at. 1314. A 1814.
BAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND 8S. CO.
New service to Loa Anaeles via a'an Fran
Cisco every live days.
From Alnsworth dock, Portland. 4 P. M.
g S Beaver Dec. 13, Bear 18, liose City 33.
'From San Francisco northbound, U M.
S S Bear Dec. 12, Kose tity 17, Beaver 2X.
'From San Pedro northbound S. ei. Rose
CUy iee. 15. Beaver 20. Bear 2S.
H O. Smith, C. T. A.. 14 Third St.
J W Ransom, Aaent, Alnsworth Dock.
V bones: Main 402. 288j A 14Ut.
COOS BAY LINE
PTKAMEK BREAKWATER sails from
AlisiTa dock. Portland. 8 P. M. Dec IS. 20.
a7JarL 3 10. 17. 24. 81. Feb. T. 14, 21. 28 and
every Tuesday night thereafter durinr the
Winter Freight received at Alaska Ew. k
until S P. M. dally- Passenger fare flrst
claas $10- second-class. 97, including meals
and 'berth Tickets on sale at Alnsworth
pock. Phones Main 288. A 1234:
Canadian Paclne Empress line of at as mora,
sailing weekly between Montreal and Ltrer.
pooL Wireless on aU steamera. Ask aar
ticket acent or write V. H. Jonaataa. A
44U Third su. Portlaaa.
ha. 7 4J ton