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HULLS TO GET WOOL FOR CIVILIAN USE cleaned up readily, hem going at ;8:S cents and live turkeys at 31332 cents. Dressed turkeys were quoted at 3040 cents. Dressed meats were unchanged. Bank Clearing. Bank clearlnics'of the Northwestern cities yesterday were as follow : 85.7B4.0-..3 $ 733,al 0.2U7.3--.1 1.11.-..21.1 l,:;'.M.o.:2 2C.i"-o 1.450. UU8 31U.JU0 Announcement Is Made Administrator Green. by Portland Seattle . Tacoma. , Spokane FOBTLAKD MARKET QUOTATIONS STOCKS TO BE RELEASED No More Distributions at Present Against Army Contracts, but Navy Orders to Be Taken Care Of. With the ending of the war, wool Is a sain available for certain purposes. Manu facturers are now being- notified that cer tain auantities of ths raw material will ba distributed among the mills for other than Army use. This word has been eagerly awaited bv the manufacturers. Charles II. Green. Government Wool Ad ministrator and distributor, made the joi lowinir Important statement yesterday: "It Is In order not to distribute any far ther Government wools against Government Armv contracts at present, but wools suit able for Navv con-tracts for cloth, blankets. etc.. are still being allotted for same. In order that there may be no cessation of manufacturing dus to the lack of raw ma terial pending the adoption by the War Industries Board of a definite plan for re leasing the Army wool stocks into the usual channels of trade, we are authorized to re lease to manufacturers for civilian purpose? limited quantities of such wools as may be available. The prices will be the present Government issue prices, terms of sale cash. Although & large quantity of Northwestern wool has been distributed to mills in all parts of the country employed on Govern ment contracts, there Is still available here more of the last clip than the mills In this section can use. Press reports from the Bast indicate that Uie War Industries Board may be dissolved. but it Is understood that plans will be made to continue the distribution of raw material under some kind of Federal control. It is also likely that the committee of growers. which has been working on a price schedule for the 1919 clip, will carry Its labors through. The price. It is believed, will be somewhat less than that fixed for ths 1918 clip. COARSB GBATN BIDS ARE RAISED Offers on local Board Are 25 to SO Cents Higher. The coarse grain market continued firm with bids at the exchange 25 and 50 cents higher than on Tuesday. "Weather conditions In the Middle-West. as wired from Chicago: "Minneapolis, clear, SO; Winnipeg, clear. 32; Chicago, clear, cool Omaha, clear. 40; St. Louis, clear, 40; Kan sas City, clear. 45." Argentine weather continues fine and crops are progressing satisfactorily. Markets closed strong and excited, with speculative buying prompted by recent political develop- mcnts. Buenos Aires wheat advanced 3 4Uc; corn 34c; oats &c from th previous close. , Weekly shipments of wheat compared as follows: Wt End's- Wk. End's Wit End' Nov. 9 Nov. 2. Nov. lO-l TJ. S. Canada 2,155.000 S.010.000 3,8!,000 Argentina 450,000 12.000 K49.000 Australia .... 7110,000 65,000 750,000 India 208,000 240,000 165.00 V Total 3.893,000 7,030,000 5,660,000 Shipments for the season to date com pared: V. F. & Canada.. Argentina ...... Australia ....... India Total Total Since July 1, ISIS. . S6.5S6.000 . 50.086,000 ,. 12,675,000 . . 4;U02,UO0 Same Period Last Season 1)4.741,000 4,US2,00 22.262.000 8,487.000 Bid. 8.V4.O0 48.2.1 4'J.OU 40.00 52.00 55.00 54.00 54.00 48 .SO 40. OO ..... 41I.O0 52.1X1 64.5(1 64.04 12.20 per HOG-PRICES ARE REDUCED TOP SAXiE 3 IAD E AT $17.25 AT XORTH PORTLAJTD TARDS. Grain, Floor, Feed, Etc Merchants' Exchange, noon session. November- Oats. No. 2 white feed .......... Barley, standard reea ........... Barley, standard "A" ........... Eastern oats ana, corn in ou.a ats. No. 3 white 33-pound clipped white .......... Corn, No. 3 yellow Corn, No. 3 mixed Decemoer Oats. No. 2 ..................... Barley, feed Barley. "A" - .-. Oats, No. 3 Oats, clipped orn. yellow ...... ....... Corn, mixed .................... WHEAT Government basis. bushel. FLOUR Family flour. 810.B0 11.05 per barrel: baaers. I10.T0ei0.85: whole wneat. J9 6.'. 4r 1 0 ; graham, U.K.4j H.su: baney x;uur. lO-SCala: rye Hour, ii.isii, 12412.40; corn meal. H&lLfe0; oat flour. ,11.20 a 11.40. MILLKEED Ml,, run. sort wneat grauca, o. b. mill, carlots, 832.10 per ton; mixed ars, 132.60; ton lots or over. 134.10; less v. na ; r. -in. T-ni Daney. ti " . rolled oats. 6165; ground barley, 56460; alfalfa meal. I40&44. CORN Whole. I73B7: cracnea, .uwio. WAV Buvlna nrlces. f. o. b. Portland: Eastern Oregon timothy. $30 33 per ton; Valley timothy, 27 per ion; Valley grain hay. 26; clover. -.; "". IU10. Dairy and Country Frodnce). BUTTER Cubes, extras. 60 cents: prints, extras, box lots, 63c; half boxes. Vxt more; less than half boxes, lc more: butter fat. No. 1. 67c per pound, delivered, Portland. EGGS Oregon rancn. canuieu, awi cracks out. 65c; selects, 6So dozen. fHEESE Tillamook. I. O. o. uiiaraooa; Triplets, 36c; Young Americas, die; oos and Curry County: Triplets, f. o. b. Myrtle POULTKI Hens, zo-ff-oc, .- v. i ... - an: rnnaura. 18c: ducks. 27&30c: geese. 17c: turkeys, live, :;iS2c; aresseu, 6r4uc VEAL Fancy, 19c per pound. PORK Fancy. 21 'A 22c per pound. Fruits and Vegetables. Local jobbing quotations: FRUITS Oranges. Navels, $12: lemons, 939.50 per box; bananas. SStSc per pound; graperruit. ,orai.u. -,j ...... Ti..r. r. 2&x'2.25 Ter box: caaabaa, 3V-C per pound; grapes, 612c per pound: quinces, $1.50 per box; cranberries, 912&15 per barrel; huckleberries, iivsc per pounu. VEUMABLts lomuioes, , i. o a". box: cabbage. 81.50422 per 100 pounds; let tuce, S'J&'J.l per crate: pepper. pound; celery. feOiaoc per oozen; eggplant. iiimil. nr-r Dmind: artichokes. S1.25 dozen: cauliflower, 83.75 per crate; garlic, 35c per pound; pumpkins. 2o per pound; squasn. 2c per pound; beets, $2.50 per sack; car rots. 81.60a1.73 per sack; turnips, $1.75 per POTATOES Oregon, $1.70 'a a per nun- A raH Yflklmaj .: fS; 2.25 : sweets. 44I4IC. ONIONS Oregon. Sl.iii'fi-; caiuornm browns, $1.75; buckBklns, $1.002.00. Staple Groceries. T.nral lobbing auotatlons: kitgar Sack basis: Fruit and berry, to sr.- heat $9.25: extra C. $9.15; powdered, in barrels, siu.u; cuueo, m u,, icm, vnTfi Walnuts. 36c: Brazil nuts. 19o filberts. 25c; almonds. 25 30c: peanuts. 21c SALT Half-ground, loos, $15.90 per ton 30s. $17.25 per ton; dairy, $25 per ton. BICE Unbroken, 10nilHjC per pound. BEANS Jobbing prices: hite, 10012c colored. 8te!c. COFFEE Koasted. In drums, 17023c. Provisions. T.Aral Inhblne Quotations: hams All sizes, choice. 3S38c; stand a'rd. 37&37iic; skinned, none; picnic, 27c cottage roll, 36c. LARD Tierce basis, standard pure. 2i4c rnnn,lH y:iut BACON Fancy. 60 52Hc; standard. 47 tfftr.ne! choice. 3649c. DRY SALT Short, clear backs, 29 34c exports, 234310- Choice Com and Helfer Also Lower Sheep and Ju&jnb Mar kets Are Steady. Hogs were the weak feature ef trading at the stockyards yesterday. The market was off a dime, with $17.25 the best price ob tainable. The bulk of aales were at $17. In the cattle division there was also an easier tendency in the market for cows and heifers, which were noted- about a quarter lower on the top grades. Sheep and lambs were steady. Receipts were 12 cattle and 178 hogs. Shippers were: With hogs R.J. Fox. Lyons. 1 load: M. m. Hoctor, Goldendale. 3 loads: George Smith. Drain, 1 load. With cattle J. A. Russell, La Grtnoa 1 load; L. A. Eastman. Lowell, 1 load; M. Duberbuhlor. White Salmon. 2 loads. With mixed loads K. E. Nebergal. Aioaay, load of cattle and hora. The day's sales were as follows Wt. Price. . .153,049,000 130.472,000 Terminal receipts, in cars, were reported by the Merchants Exchange as follows: Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland Wednesday ... 13 Year ago .... 6 Sesson to date. 4525 Year ago 3302 Tacoma Tuesday ... Year ago .... 85 Season to date. 2850 Year ago ....2743 Seattle Tuesday ....... 12 Year ago .... 19 Season to date.20r.n Year ago ....2227 18 538 90 37 30 41 108 6S3 35S 4 10 570 10 485 612 3 102 144 1 8 340 584 45 5 5110 1 1290 1810 DEMAND FOR, APPLES IS BETTER Increase Compared in Storage Stocks As With One Year Ago. The local demand for apples is improv ing, but thera Is little change in prices. Oregon and Washington extra fancy Spitzen- bergs were quoted at $2.5032.75, fancy at $2. and choice at $1.752.00. Delicious, orchard run, jumble grade, offered at $1.50 W1.75. King Davids. Jumble grade, at $L60 and orchard run of Baldwins. Ortleys and Snvs at $1.2501.35. Oregon apple shipments were: November 11, 3 cars each to New York and Suspension Bridafe: 2 each to Sacramento and Pitts burg; 1 each to Sallna. The Dalles. Seattle. New London. Waco. Crane, San XHego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Indianapolis November 12. 2 cars to New Tork; X each to Klmlra, Pomona, Sioux Falls, Fargo, Plttstburg. Los Angeles. Sacramento. San Diego. Seattle, Jamestown, Suspension Bridge and Childers. Canncr stock, 2 cars to The Dalles. The monthly report of tha Bureau of Markets shows storage holdings of apples November 1, 1918, as follows: The 539 storages that reported showed total stocks of 2.397,392 boxes and 2.807,821 barrels apples. The 524 storages that reported for . November this year and last, show an in crease of 11.221 boxes and an increase ot 203,772 barrels, or a total Increase ef 6.3 per cent. Iomcstio Onion Crop Larger. The onion market was steady and un 'changed with Oregons bringing $1.75 to 2 according to quality, and California $1.73 t $2. Advices from California ars that th stock is not keeping well The Bureau of Crop Estimates has mad its final report, showing the commercia crop of Fall onions this year as compared with last as follows: hogs 2 hoKS . 16 hogs . 40 hogs . 1 steer . 3 steers. lo steers. 13 steers. 1 bull .. 1 bull .. 1 bull .. 13 cows 2 cows . 4 cows . . 2110 $17. 2 . 185 16 501 . 230 16.75 . 196 17.00 . 030 9.00 . 803 . 741 . 875 .1150 .1010 . 850 . 871 . 9.10 . 870 Wt Price 800 $ 6.00 570 5 00 720 32 930 920 955 423 720 50 8 50 6 75 6 00 6.T5 8.50 6.50 4 COSTS . 1 heifer . 4 heifers 8 calves 7 cows . . 7.75 1 cow ... 8.50 8 cows . . 8.75 4 steers . 7.001 4 heifers 6.00 84 hogs . . 6-50j 2 hogs . . 7.25 65 hogs . . 6.foi 0 hopes - . 3.75i 10 hogs . Prices current at the local yards are as follows: Cattle- Prime steers ..' Good to choice steers..... Medium to giod steers... Fair to medium steers......... Common to fair steera. ...... .. Choice cows and heifers Med. to good cows and heifers. Fair to med. cows and hellers. Canners ....................... Bulls Ca'ves .logs Prime mixed Medium mixed ................ Rough heavies ................ Pigs bheep Prime lambs Fair to medium lambs ........ Yearlings ......... s. ........ , Wethers Ewes pies. Bellfleur. $1.S5 91.68: Spltsenberra. $1.7502.25; Newtown Pippins. $1.60fii 1.75; pears, russets, $lva-25; tiartlett. $2.5019 S: figs, white, 75cr$t: black. IHew$1.13; grapes. Tokays. Malagas. $1.2591.75; Mus cats. $29250; Isabella. $191.25; persim mons. $2 A3. 50; 'cranberries. $3.50; quinces, aucell lo. Receipts Flour, 16S0 quarters; barley. S735 centals; beans, $234 sacks; potatoes. 10.703 sacks; onions. 2084 sacks; hay, 40 tons; bides, 619; wine. S0.I60 gallons. COTTON IUORT BELLINO STOPPED Manipulation Causes War Indus tries Beard te Take Action. WASHINGTON. Nov. 13 Speculative short selling In cotton on the New York and New Orleans exchanges baa been prohibited by the cotton distribution committee of the War Industries Board. Charles J. Brand. halrman of the committee, announced to- ay, saving It had been taken because of ndue short selling yesterday which caused the market to fall 2 cents. NEW TORK. Nov. IS A further sense tlonal break in the cotton market today was becked by the announcement posted on the xchange that tbe Government bad steppea ta prevent undue speculation. Prices were off from 130 ta 190 points at the penlng. or a decline or a maximum of 0.50 a bale under yesterday's closing Otto atlon. Prohibition was imposed also asainst selling on foreign orders, except In liquida tion or long-standing co&tracta. Bona fide hedges against cotton are permitted. After be xtrst hour today pricea began ts ad' ance graaualiy. epot cotton, quiet; middling 37.76c. APPLE MARKETS ARE FIRM 13 17. M0 3i0 11 0O 45 1500 lb2 10.75 .$12.25 12.75 . 1. 00ft 12.00 . 10. 00': 11.00 8 &O t 0.&O . 6. 00 $ 8.00 . 8.00 i 8.ro 6.50'i. 7.."0 5,r0,i 6 o0 8.00 4 0 6.0Of 7. AO W. 00 U 1-00 17 WMT.2S 1Q.75 ,i 17 00 LVOOfe 10 00 14.0U.tf 15.O0 ii.r.ogizrio 8.50W10.SO 10.001 11.00 9 OO 4f 1 0. OO 6-50& 8.50 OBIGFM OF LIVESTOCK LOADED Shipment a to the sLemdina; Market of th Facifio Northwest State origins of livestock loaded Xovember 12. 1018 Cattle. Morses. Mixed Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Mules. Stock. For Portland Iflaho 7 Montana 1 .. Oregon 13' .. Washington .... 2 2 Ttl Portland. -2 2 One week ago.. 5 7 Four weeks ago .- 2 One year ago... 41 5 For Seattle Idaho 7 1 Orecon 1 .- Washington ... 14 2 6 Tt! Seattle.. 27-4 6 j One week ago.. 4 Four weeks ago .. 4 Ono year ?go.. 2 5 .1 For Spokane Idaho 7 Washington ... 4 1 Tt1 Spokane. 12 8 One week ago.. tt I -- Four weeks ago " Hides and Pelts. HIDES No. I salted, 30 pounds and up, 14c: No. 2 salted. 30 pounds and up, uc No. 1 creen. 30 pounds and up, lie; lo. e-rfi.. o oounds and up. 10c: No. 1 salte bulls, -0 pounas ana up. iic; o. - tnco nils. 50 pounds ana up, juc; -o. j. greea bulls, 50 pounds and up, lc; No. 2 green bulls. 50 pounds and up. 8c; No. 1 green or salted calf skins up to 15 pounds. 20c; No 2 green or saitea can sKins up to u pounds. Z1 c; No. 1 green or salted kip akins 15 to 30 pounds. 15c; No. 'Z green or salted kip skins. 15 to 30 pounds. 13 He; ry lint hides, i pounas ana up, ,nc; ary flint calf, under i pounas, sc; a ry sait hides, 7 pounds and up, 2'c; dry salt calf, under 7 pounds, 32c; dry cull hides or calf. half price; dry stags or ouiis, ioc; ary sail titans or buns. a-c. rELTS J-iry iuni-wooi peiu. per pouoa. 0e- dry short-wool peiia, per pouna. '530e; salted long-wool lamb pelts, each. $2.50 & 3.60; salted long-wool sheep peits, each 42fe3; dry shetp shearlings, each. 5 a 50c ; saitea, saecp inrginiuKi, 50 tt 75c. Hops, Wool, Mohair, Etc. HOPS Oregon, 1018 crop, 1920o pet pound. WOOL Oregon, oo-.ie prr jioudo. MOHAIR I-ong staple, 62c; short staple. 42c; burry, 30c. ..... CA8CAKA UAJiiv -w na tii, per pound. TALLUW .O, .1. io7iv Fvuna , a. , 12 Vt: c per pound; grease, io. x, iuc; is o. a. Dc per pouna- OUR. GASOLINE Bulk, 21c; engine distillate. bulk. 12c; kerosene, bulk, joc; cases, 20c. UMSEED OIL, Kay, Darreis, i.y;i; cases, J!ffi; boiled, barrels, 1 95; cases, $2.05. TUKi 1 1 - ' m ", oiv, Ldici, vac LIGHT eCBSTrrVTB STOCKS AD1 ISKD STOCK LINES CURTAILED PEACE AT ITS PROBLEMS COX- TTSXTB TO BE FACTOR. Government and Municipal Bonds STRONG PRICES ARE RULXXG AT EASTERX POINTS. Potatoes Are Steady and Onlona Are la Better Position Produce MoTement Is Lighter. The height of tha earlot movsment has passed for tha lead ins; lines and most prod ucts show a continued decrease, tha loss Including apples, potatoes, cabbage, onions, grapes, grapefruit, pears, sweet potatoes una tomatoes. cariot movement of celery, cranberries, Liquidation Lead to Declines In All Department of Market. Bonds Follow Same Trend. NEW TORK. Not. 13. Peace and Its tends nt problems and uncertainty loomed larrer on the financial horixon today, the stock market undergoing another period cf liqu.dat.oa which encompassed near.y ail ths active list. The decline was accelerated by further re- strictlon of credits and tbe attitude of con servative banking interests, who encouraged general curtailment of specu.atlve accounts despite the more hopeful views ot leaders in the strel Industry. Speculative favorites were at lowest pricea In the later dealings, but ra.lied from frac tions to IK points on the support accorded rails and shippings and tbe further strength of Mexican Petroleum. A few popular Industrials approximated minimum quotations of the year during the several reversals, but thse a. so rail ted on the relaxation of pressure at the end. United fctates Steel was again the pivotal featura, Its extreme decline vt I1, points to 97 being quickly followed, however, by a rally la which two-thirds of the loss was recovered. Halls yielded 1 to 44 Dotnts at their worst. Canadian Favifio d'aplaying actual weak- nesa for a time, but la this iltvison iostrs were half ways repaired. Southern Tactile and Reading receiving support at races-aiona Coppers were heavy, oila and motors Irreg ular and apeciaitiea, fertilizers excepted. mainly lower. baldwln Lecomotive was aciln ibe only eauinment to manifest con sistent strength. ba,es amounted to TOO.OOt shares. Bonds followed tha trend or the a toe a market, liberty issuea ho. ding steady, wbils railway and industrial issues lost fraction to a point. Sales, psr value, aggrrjfated ftlv.X50.0o0. Old United Statca bonds aere unchanged, on call. CI.OSINO STOCK QUOTATIONS. Hat. Vaturtty. Priea. 1.806 ntr of Portland. Or.. Imp FA A lMt 10L4S 10.000 City of Tortland, Oreron, Imp.. AcVO 1921-2t 104.37 600 tHandon. Oregon. Funding NiArS 193S To net .000 t'ity of Ran don. Or.. Municipal.. 6 M-VX ll-24 To net 2.000 ITllamooH county, dr.. ta, xj. io, 3ft Coupon Warranta July 1921 15,000 tAatoria, 0 Imp, r. No. 12. mm . 14 and IS FA l?0-3 Tonft O.OOO C1ty of Heod, Or, Firo Equip.... C Miti 1922-32 To net 14.000 aoodine; Co.. Ida., High and lirldgo JJ lf27-3 12 S7 7.000 Nea Ferce County, Idaho J.T 1933-24 To net 1 000 City of Fdmonion, Alberta. .... 5 JAJ 1934 RS si 7.000 'tiraator Winnipeg. "Water K&A 192 To net U. S. Government Bonds Tie! d. B 00 (..00 B 40 6.44 To net t.00 B.OO-SS .0 f iO too . 5.159 I.lb.rty. . 4.S00 Liberty. . , H.1S9 Liberty. . TJ.i'ftO IJberty. . 100.710 Liberty. . 3s JD 15: T At Market , First 4 JJL-O l32-47 At Market ...Second 4 MAN 1?:7-4J At Market .....Third " MAS 1S: At Market KourU li, AicO 1SJJ-3S At Market If tou must SETi. vonr Libert Bonds. SKLL to t'S. If tou can re Liberty Uonila. iiL'Y from t'S. We buy and sell Liberty Hon If tou can BUT more Liberty Uonda. Hi v rrom is. e nuy ana erii i.iorriy nonus ii th, market. 1ta closina; prices 01 i.inr.i rj-L' on me -ew iork btock l.ictitni, or as (ollowa: Thursday....... Friday. . ....... Saturday. . . .. .. Monday. ....... Tuesday.. ...... Wednesday . . . ., wcilc ended Wednesday. November 13th, were 1st 4s S10 f.9S 9S.90 No market. . . 6.s0 4s CO 00 I .J0 1st 4Vit:d4Vis 3d44a 4tb4Vie I SO n S 04 S 09 i 0 .4 S 10 1 OA ss.VO S 00 S 0 Sl.ilk S 00 Si. 00 t 10 US. 00 1 Denotes bonds of $500 denomination. .. Denotes bonds of 10 denomination. Denotes bonds of 11000 denomination. Denotes bond of 1100. I&00 and (1000 denomination. MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. The Premier Municipal Bond House of Oregon 309-311 STARK, BETWEEN 5TII AND 6TH (GROUND FLOOR) Teleahaaa Braadway fcataMUfceel Ow X Year. Am Beet Surar. American (an... Am Car dry American l.oo . Bales. oou ITltrh. ii '.a Low. Better Results Can Ke Obtained by Retail Dealers. Thera has bsen more or less complaint from grocers, also from consumers, regard ing" the keeping quality of some' sorts ot flour substitutes. The Food Administration advises that retailers buy and carry light stocks of flour substitutes, for by so doing they can ksep them fresh mora satisfactorily ftnd better results will be thus obtained. The official commodity price list for the week ending" November 1I, Issued yesterday by TV. B. Ayer, Federal Food Administrator for Oregon, follows: Chicago Livestock Market. rmrf;o. Nov. 13. Hoes Receipts. 19, aaa - mirkft nnened stronc: trow steady mro.lr r.nertl aVerSCO ftbftUt Steady wit vo-t-rrfsav Rutchers. $ 1 7.70 It 1 .00 : HkI UTiiaAlAnri- Dacklnr. $l.50'r 17.60; thrrw outs. UTi.ZZ'Z 16.25: pigs, good to choice. cii sntfn i.ri ir. r'otti- Reelnta fOOO. Native and "West . t-n. tronir to 15 cents higher; buthfi tork and calves, mostly 13 conts ht;hr: bef cattle, good, choice and prim-. $1...0. in 7.1- rnminon and medium, t'.t .wn !.. butcher stock, cows and heifers. H H.WS nn.r. . n ,1 rutters. ij"56.C.V, itork-n and feeders, good, choice and fancy, $D.7i'Ir 1J.50; inferior, common and medium, $7f 9.75; veal calves, good and cholre. 16 i!S' 17 ; "Western range bc-et steers, i.tfi cows and heifers, $S.30 ft 12.6.V Sh"p Rereipts. 10.000; fut Iambs, strong, mostly 2oc higher than yesterday morning; sheep and feeders, steady to strong. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA. Nov. 13. Hon Receipts. 10.30O. steady. Heavy. l05-ir 17.35; mlxfrf. 117 17 30; light. $17 .25 17.63; pigs, 15Dfl7; bulk of sales, 1717 40. Cattle Receipts. 11. BOO. steady; 15c to S.e higher. Native term, llilB; cows and heifers, $7ftllM; Westera steers. ,."0 fir 17 ; Tfxaa steers. 8.50 12; cows and h el for. Sfl.aoftll. canntrrs, 5.501j6 50: stockers and roorior. .50irl4: calves. 7.r0' 13.50. Sheep Ileceipts. 1J.300. steady. iuns. t4.5uti-7.no; wethers. I0 11 ; ewes. 17. "' ft J5; feeder latnDs. l''T i..-v; laraw, fi-v 13.23; yearlings, f 10.5Or 1.50. IHeattle Lives tork Market. BKATTT-K, Nov. 13. Hogs Receipts ..-rfv Prime Hirhe 117.5017.00: medium ,n rboiee 17.23 17.75; medium heavy 1 16.75 4j;17.C5; rough, $Z.Q tfl&.Z0, pigs, $13.00 Cattle Receipts 18ft; steady. Best steers 11 00'13.0O: medium to choice 110.504 11 no; mediu-m to good tS.no 0 B.50: medium' t7.0O'iJ7.60; bulla t5.007.50; cslves $0.00 10.00. SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET Pricea Cm-rent oo Eggs, Vegetables, Fresh r raits, Ktc, at Bay City. PAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. Butter, 99 60 c. T.gfm "Fresh extras, 80c; fresh extra pul lets 64VC. Cheese New firsts, S2ttc; California Young Americas, not quoted. Poultry Large hens. 37940c; young roosters, 35 Q 3c ; fryers. 37c; broilers, 4S if 50c ; geese, 25c; pigeons, $2.50; squabs, 13 50r4: turkeys, live. 32r34c. VuFUb!pi Kggplant, 7rrrl.S5; bell peppers. 75ct7$l; -chill. 75iltc; tomatoes, 75c tf $1.25; lettuce, tl.AO'u 2; celery, 25 i T.3c ; potatoes, Salinas. $3.23 Stf3.73: sweets. 3 fiCic; onionF, Autralian brown, $1. 105-1 .25 ; yellow, $1.752.00; garlic, 20 25c; cauli flower. 2540c; beets, 75cf($l.oo; carrots, 75c tr $1.0i; turnips. 75c $1.00; rhubarb. S1.5H 1.75: cabbage, 1 i 1 4c; artichokes, ;iO ii SOc; cucumbers, $1.5u if 1.75 ; string beans, 4r5c; Hmas. 7tf 8c; okra. 10-12o per pound; vi w .,.. . 'aia.i.... a Am tint as Rerg ett jee and oranges. Price trends were like I . , 7 um ' mnta 01 ine precauin g w& weeaa, cne moil mportani changes being conilned, to a lew lines and mostly downward. Apples, sweet potatoes, onions, grapes and celery con tinued steady to firm. Potatoes, cabbage, beuns. oranges and grapefruit tended slight ly downward, says the Weekly Produce Re view, issued yesterday by It. Ringer, In charge of the local of lice of the liureau of Markets. Strong prices ruled for barreled apple stock. New York Bald wine advanced 25c In tho Rochester district ruling $4.75 f. o. b. and sold in jobbing markets firm at $5,000 u..lO reaching w in a lew a la tan t cities. Irgtnla lien Uavis strengthened to $4.7o b. Winchester and sold at $50 6 for small lots In southera markets, but ranged grnrai:y $3.50 5 00. Virginia Yorks ruled $4.70 f. o. b. Winchester and ranged $4,73 't 5.75 in leading Jobbing marks ta North western apples. extra fancy Jonathans ranged firm at $1.732.15 per box, f. o. b. shipping points, and extra fancy Jonathans nd WineHa;s ruled $3.uO'rf 3.30 In consum Ing markets. lJurlng the corresponding week la ft year extra fancy boxed Jonathans ranged $1.4011.75 per box in shipping sec tions and $1.75 '(t 2.25 In consuming markeia. htlo New iork Greenings As sold $4 ' 5 nd Virginia Hen Davis Aa 3.O0 (y 4.73. Totnl apple shipments this week declined to r,r4t; cars compared with 4070 lsst week. The past week was uneventful In the po tato markets with only moderate shipments and almost unchanged quotations of price both at the producing and consuming enda Minor fluctuations in the jobbing markets were unrcflected in the movements In larger lots. At Waupaca, TV is., tho variable market of tho previous week settled to $1.301.40 bulk per hundred pounds to growers, and in Chicago the same stock Is selling carlots at $1.60 1.75, the same as a week a bo. Stockton shippers are still receiving $1.75 3 1.10 for their best stock and the market in Idaho retained its gain ef the previous week and la steady at $1.30 it 1.35. f. o. b. for rurals. Tie southern markets are quiet with Colorado and Idaho stock commanding $2 30 jt 2-40 per hundred pound in carlots at Fort Worth and $2. 40.fi 2 5o at Nenr Orleans. The wide ranges of price on Maine stock have closed up In the At lantic markets ana rem mountains are 1 . . in. atia . . , . - e -, a r u 0 - i I I IT f TT 71 rfl . a", ' - " - Belling in x- c w j ui m si tr H" iuai- I I " nn 'J area pounas, iuckwi. i no mpmenui lor week total 3719 car, whereas last week they were 4323 cars and 496S cars tha week befo: A stronger tone Is evident In the onion markets of the West although no heavy de mand or advance has coma. The Stockton shlnners are able to sell at shipping point again and Washington ana Oregon stocks sre moving in a limited way at modest price. The market has cleared slightly In Kastern states and venow g lanes Rochester. N. Y.. are bringing S1.40l f. o. b. MlddleWetern stock la steady at $l.30'rr I.R5 per hundred pounds In the con suming markets. $2. The Oregon crop la practically ell har-vested and In storage awaiting a diminu tion of output from California before begins to move generally. The shipment of the ps st week declined again to tu.t cars as compared with 6H1 laal week and 775 the week bfor let Ml .... Anaconda Cop.. 26.0o Alcnuon " A U aWIHsL Ra t si Oh o ... 2.:m" 'Hethlehem U ... Ib.tni HAH Copper . . 1.2fH Calif Petrol . . 4UO iiiadtan pacir. Central Leiilbsr Ches ek Ohio ... CM MsHtP.. Chi fc N W C R I A P ctfa.. Chino Copper . . Colo 1-1 J Ac iron. Corn Prod Refg. 1 Crucible Steel . . Cuba Cane Hug. Distill becuruit-a Krie Central Klectrio (ienersl Motors. Ut North pfd . .. tit Nor Ore ctfa Inipir Copper. .. int M M pro. . .. Inter Nickel - . .. Inter Paper . . .. K O Southern.. Kennecott Cop.. Maxwell Motors Mexican Petro, Miami Copper. . M inourt Pacific Montana Power. ida cropper. N Y Central . . . N Y N H V II.- Vorf Sc West - . . Northern Pacif. Pacific Mail ... pennnylvania PlttKburg Coal.. Rsy Consoi cop. Reading Rep Ir Pteel.. bhat Arls Cop. . Soul hern I'acii Soul hern Ry - . Studeb-iker Co.. Texas a I 'n Inn pKClfle . . U H Ind Alcohol L S Wteei do pid T'tmh Copper . . H aeierit I fl lOfl Westing Kloctrte 2.o 4.7mi a.To 7. 61 o !.l"0 1.6- 0 .5mi Jl.lOO 1.5M 2 .:0 1.70O 6 iuo a 3uo 4) no 1.0H 32.4M 1 im " 2 60 1.4'MI fuo 4.OO0 Sf.Soo 4' 12 "'0 3,4no 2 '0 S7.7A 13.hm jn t'd 2.4f0 ,133o 41111 11 14 To 114 5'.S 61 '3 21 ll IH HI Mi 'a 1M6 42 4' 4 56 r.-'4 4! 21 1.-4 III JII2 .14 fl4H 121 ;.4 33 401 1T1. SO hi 411 lj 1 HI 11)1 "4W 4S ft1-. TT', in', lor. , t!a. 1U2 1 .14 V no-. 1!2 14, trt , 4WH .-.'I 41 31. '4 40-, f.4 V l.-.J's 1 IJT. SIS a-i's V'O " H i 4H l.i-l lull "eii 4S : "; 7 i4 in:. Last 1. 1 4i4 I... t 1 1 MTU 14S. C'l -) i ii.i , 4 I 4l 4-U 1:10 A. it. Bsrom.ier r.ilue.a sa leven. 5 p. TJ meat,; relalne numiaus noen, U per cent. THE WEATHER. 5 fc T Wind i k1 1 s. -1 e I 3 f 5 i a It i 5 1 I : : : : S : : Si 3 : : 4X - V, 1 r. 1-"S r.s 40 1T1 27 21 4l lO'.t'a HI I :. ; : 4 v 4 2 mi '4 Iteieter . . . . . ltoie Mr.ntyra. Brlghtweod. OrH Novemoor t, n. GBOPSO To Mr. and Vra. Sylvester Croe- i, Spokane. Wash-. November , a eon. p.7il To Mr. and Mrs. Prar.k Paxat. i.;reley, November 1. a U'fhir MKIK To Mr. and Mrs. Martus Kiel en. iiorlng. or., .oveinwr a, a otuii- Promt hose In mhlch -thera Is rto rubbar, canvas nor leather ha oeen invented in tircat Britain for ban- dlinsr fuel Boat Calgary ( fin ago . . . . , !. ver . . . . . fe Moines . Kureka ialveton . . . Hrm , tJunrm . . . . , KiniM City. I .os Angeles. MemhOeld . . Med ford .... M innea polls New i 'rleans New York . . North Head. North Yakima Phoenix Pocatel.e Portland Roehurg . . . . I.ouis Hml Lake s-.li l'leso . . . iin Pranclsco Seattle y I ;.kane !'" I Tatooel. Iaiacd Valdcx 4S u'o11. . NW'"loudy 4 30 O.tMi 2 S'l O.OO hi r. o.oit c j 0.00 e o. 04 1 lian 32 4 4'i 30, 0 0.H) 2a 4' O.UO . lin.iw ..'K Pt. clousy -Uar Cloudy 112 112' K7 k.' ' i. ; 441, 2 H 10 1. S5 U2 1 1 i 44 44 44' 2 O.o 10 iW Clear e't ; o. if NIC looey 3H (H)0.(o .. 8 U'loua :io 44 0.'2 .. W cloudy 2 44 0.m . . 3 ICIear tl tio.on.. 'clear 44! &.'0.n ,.'8W ii'ittr 4N 32 0.34 4i H'.ain Tit .. A O ftil i l",OUllT 54i 7 11 O AH' .. V iPU cloud? f O.oa . . w .cloudy 4S M .04 . . S vV Cloudy 42t f.4 0.oo... NWCMoudy r.j' ftti o .On' . . N W'Clear ui a iiit IO 4 'Clear r. n.ott .. NW Pt. cloudy 3 ton O.uj . . H IKsin f.ai a o.io . . W 'c.ear 4i 52 0.54 16 IRain ;i t 54 o.t.o-. . 8 Icioudy 4rt 52 0.1S II SW KalO -'i,.' ;--( I-:::::: lis Wall... 3 oo.ii..a, u'lnalD'i ....I It- K'.l1" 'I.ar t A. M. Inlay. p. M. report of preceding; day. B Municipa 71 OHQI 7lrld 514 to 6V4' liroai Tat Eaesspt CASPAR CITY. Wre, Ias 'a do coupon U H re. do coupon U H 4b r.,. do coupon a r.'t, p.n 4s r A- R ref 5 "3 NYC deb s. .1- n r 4 Pac T t T Bs.. .'93- Bid. P 4. BONDS. .MS SJ UT Steel 3S.... I"-'- ... R P rv as IH An.lo-Kr r.s . ' 10.1 va t; s ut as a V do 1st cv 4s..l.'.o do 2.1 4s V 21 do 1st rv 4V,s.a.f4 do 2d cv 4.a..K I"! do ad 4Vs 7I do 4lh 4'.s O0 Mlninc MocW. at ITataioa. DnaTn w Nov. 1. lo.inar i eolation,; few of th.m reschlns AHoues Arts :om ... ( Bill lc Arts . . r.lu Allecla. cnt.ntil.l ... fop Manna .. Fast Hutte . . r'ranklln Ts'.o noyau. . 1.uk ' op Mohawk (Ml TWO C01TS HIGHER McvsrnEs rou kckoteax re lief LIFT MARKET. A Sorth P.ui:e .. . nii'H4 nom . AH " I' ;-eo I . ...... ,4.'.7 'julnrjr . 1-.H Superior . 4', Sup a: Boston. . 1 1 Shannon , 4 T. ftah f'on . 2e Uvmona ...... rv4 Wolverine .... . r.B I 14 '4 41 i 1 'i !1 Chicago PrlcM DrTressed at Open ing by Announcement of Abtn donment of Substitute. CITICAGO. Kot. 11. Assurances that foel relief for Kurope from America wonld. be Moner. Kschanite. T.ic. VF.W TORK. Nov. 1J Mercantile paper. Kterlln.' Bnehan-d. Francs. demand. .141: c.bloa. a 4. l.ulldcrs. uncnanaoo. j.ire. unchanged. n.sieao Time loana, sirona. u... n-...--.. Call money. ,Lron. unchanged. LfiyrOV, Kev. 11. Money and !,eeants. anehsnsea. tTlKDAKD llOJINO Kn.ES Il Nertbwest Apple r.rowera Meet at Spesjaae .a Ieflnber 10. nOOI JtrVKR. Or.. Nov. II. p.elal.1 Ixral ahlpplns; aa.nrl.e are now dtspiayins an Int. rest in i. proposal of the Untied Mates FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Rain; moderate " .... . .- nnd.r.ia Oreeon ana unmiwn ....... to frrh south.rly l Ihe coast. t-UW jtBu' l MeteerelegLt. DAILY CITY STATISTICS .Marrlsc, Ureaaea. WF-fTrOTT-KOSTKR Henry 'We.teett. I. Vancouver. Wash., ana ssene a-w..,. 3-e M.ln ( r THOMAH-VtrtPHT William ""'- Vancouver. Waab.. and Sarah Anna Mur phy. 1. 1-ark rtM. city. BKVKNH-HOUN Byrd Bev.na. lccaU M Touch stre.t, and Ida Horn, lesal. 11 North v.fl t ee ni h .1 reel. MET7.liEB-TKl.li Oue Velsr-r. 15. 44 w... Hevenih .ir.eu and Ma.d.lrt, Tell leg.l. aame addrtaa. Births. TtrvniVE Te Mr. and Mrs H Bedlne 1"4 Nona Seventeenth. November e, a U.osh-.er. HI.AIH To Mr. ana ir. . - - i .. . . . .. u n v Kavmbr . a .on. , ALL? To Mr. and Mra. I", vauaa. tut (.'ouch. November son. BARIIAW To Mr. ai.4 aire. a.w. Ba.ha. Wbll.ooa (-our(. -.v"'- - HD. IJ500 Put March 1. 1?! I4000 " " " l!:i " 12 tasoo " " 40) " " if-' (00l " " lfl'i 14U00 " tlf" " Ml' H.co - - SEASIDK, Ora, las,-. t jso Put Aiif;. ;i. i:o t ;5 " - " f H0 -mm - " i?;3 MOCOW, Ida. Ikb. ri t ! rua Jan. 1. I ,24 1951 $t;4 " " " is: J J4 - " 1-'1 t (24 " 15- :4 - - i-s t t24 - - POCATF.I.I.O, Ida-, Imp, tVa'a li Put Jan. IS. l!:n ii42 " ' l:i $141 - i4i - - " . i:j Ii4i i: 146J - is: . . . n xir .nd Mrs. M. N'aa-ae. I44 Ea.-l Kille.nlh Norih. club.r SI. -A rl'.ltDMAN Te Mr. and Mra. Harry A. Krledm.n, 6J' Hth. November 1. Ask for recrlptlve Circular. Phone Bdy. 'l LUMBER MENS Trust Company caprr.L lumiil isos.eos lmtmt SUa. f srtlsai, Ore. daughter. . r...e a Uol.klR" ' o air. - Do..kers. 8H Rhone. November T. a BlU U1DAS To Mr. and Mra. John. J Bherloau. 1170 Aakeoy. Nov.mbar 4. jTpKIR To Mr. end lira Louis JudWls, Hooker. November fi. a eon . . 8TlVKMON-To Mr. and Mra. Andrew wf sVovenson. 11.4 East Ninth. November BlJaTTKR-Te Mr. and Vra.WlIlla K- m . , f.Al Kail JLiasr. ,iT.wt. yrBOFBi 3rw.-s!aiAW iiCvIElr-'"-' Saass rsufus United Plates Masnachu.etti New York ... oliio Indiana California ... Bushels. .13.4ftS.00O . 2,lN-",.0iM . S.slTn.uon . l.OtvS.OOO . 2, 41 j, 000 Increase. 1.12.U.0M 7r.7,oo K40.non 17.0OH 2S 2,000 Decreasa. ' Potato Situation rnchaned. Oreffon potato shipments yesterday wers 11 cars, all to points within tho state. Ths local market was steady at f 1.752 for Uurbanks and $2 (9 2.25 for Netted Gems. Threo ears of eabbajf owere reported in. Jobblnc prices were steady at $1,50 63. Grow ers aro receiving; 911.2. delivered In bulk. w Crop Navel Orang; In. Tho first straight car of new crop Cali fornia navels arrived and they wera put on sale at $12. A car of Klorida oranges in duo th latter part of th week. A car of Florida crape fruit will bo on band this morn in ir. Lemons declined another dollar with ny.t.50 now the top price. Butter 1'lrm aod Vnchanxed. Thera was no chance in tho butter market yesterdsy. Tho supply was llffht, tho do mand cood and prices firm. Egga were steady at unchanged prices with th supply o.ual to th demand th current level of Quotations. Poultry receipts were of fair size and TVheat flour, per 24H-lb. baj AVhent flour, bulk, per lb Harlpy flour, per 9 8-10-lb. bag Ivarley flour, bulk, per lb llyo flour, per 10 -lb. bags Rve flour, bulk, per lb Corn flour, bulk, per lb.................... Kiue flour, bulk, per lb t'ornmeal, bulk, per lb rnmeal, 2-'b. pkg., per lb Victory breH'i. price Pr loaf, 24 -oz.. ....... Victory bread, price per loaf, lft-ox fM t rtip:il or ro!lel oats. bulk, per lb Oatme.il or rolled oats. 20-oz. pkjr., per lb... It ice unbroken, standard quality, per lb Hominy or hominy prits, JO-lb. pks per lb. lupar, granulated, bulk, per lb Beans, white, navy or pea i not lima) pr lb. BeinK, colored, pinto or any other colored variety, per lb Potatoes, whit or Irish, per lb Onions, per lb Raisins, seeded, per 16-ox. pka;..... Prunes, medium sise o-.0 per lb ...... Canned tomatoes, standard trade, per 20-oz. (No. 2) can Canned com, standard grade, per 20-oz. (No Canned 'peas, standard grade, per 20-os. (No. 2) can ,"" Canned salmon, tall pink Alaska, per ltf-oz.. (No. 1) can -. ,-" Canned salmon, tall red Alaska, per. 16-ox. No. 1 ) can Kvaporated mf!k, unsweetened, per ln-os. can Kva ported milk, unswetened, Pur 15-oz. can Milk, bottled, per qt Kuttr, creamery, print, per lb Oleomargarine, rer lb Kcbs. fresh, per dos - - Cheese, American, full cream, cut. per JO... Iard, pure leaf, bulk, per lb - I-ard. pure leaf. No, 5 tins, per lb. ........ - l.ard substitute, bulk, per lb I.ard substitute. No. H tins, per lb Bacon, breakfast, sliced, standard sjrado. lb. Pork chops, per lb Ham. smokftd, sliced, per lb Round steak, per lb - -- Hens, year or more old. dressed not drawn, io. Fish, fresh, plentiful variety, per lb Retailer p;iys. $1.41 l L 'in 'it lit ii 'if. .08 7-10 9 up .07 7-8 tr iip ?r ft .10 3-4 it if .10 W .08 1-4 n . .11 ft .11 si ,.12 5-4 4 .1$ 1-4 .10 1-4 0 Consumer should pay. .15 .52 it ' .n 1-2 ip .3 1-2 (it .23 -l w tilt ' .... T 1.42 Ji.r.o ni..-.r. .li 1-2 .im it. .ml 15 .71 .75 n ,7 .OH 13 :t .mi l-l .75 nt .sn . 1-7 up ,nr .n.-iH-lo .07 "I .H7 1-2 .00-0-1 0 .11 lis A l- l-H .07 .l7 1-1 .s , .lo .12 1-2 o .1-. .os 1-2 up .in .nh 1-2 .is .os 1-3 .07 7-11 .'.ll-5 .1(1 .11 1-2 .12 l-2r .1.-. ,o 4 10 .iip .os .0111-2 ti .lnl-2 .12 .12 ts .16 .el 1-4 .10 n .12 1-2 .02 .02 1-2 .0:1 .02 14 .on im .04 .12 1-4 .12 1-2, .1.-, .m .15 if .17 .18 .IS .20 .18 3-4 0 .20 .18 .15 .20 .IT 23 ft .r.n .07 l- .07 1-2 to .os .IS 1-4 .15 .17 1-2 .1:1 .11 .r-s . .70 .4"! ! .41 J-.s .07 dp .7 ."ii .-I." lit .47 .2U 3 4 .33 tfP ."4 .:-,2 ..... hp .23 S-4 .27 t-t .2S 1-J .21 .31 .32 .......... .Ol n .70 .40 .(.I . .43 up .HO .311 . .3.1 .33 .33 ftfl .4l .17 .15 .20 Preside many of an Intention lo extend to tha peo ple of the Contral Ktlropean countries or ganized help toward subsistence. With this In view, corn sellers obtained a distinct ad .-.nt..e. Previously. sellers were In m.inrltv owlne to an noun-ement by th Food Administration that the use of sub stitute. In wheat breed would bo abandoned. Kuch a course Implied some curtailment of corn demand and temporarily depressed the market. Liberal shipping business avs ino.penaent strength to oats. It was said supplies sent While local shipper, believe that bene. ru. win r.ault from certain seneral stand ard, in rad.s. too strut an application .111 be opposed. The several .nrui.,,i,'n trlels specialise In dltlerent varieties and under various conditions, whlcb. It Is said, will make Impossible, or at least Impractical, any strict (eneral set et rules arp ln t, all dlatrtcta. flpot Coffe. Market Nominal. KKW VOJtK. Nov. 13. No mateHal chance w.. eenort.d In the spot cotfe. situation lo- forward would be held on vessels at East I day with the trade still wallins; for a rep'y inb. n.ri. until an outlet was reaay. Provisions sveraren nisner tnrousnout tne day. The reason was acarcity ol eilerms, coupled with sood demand. Leading ruaures ranKeu as ao'inww; nee. an. Pee. Jan- Open. .$1.18 . 1.194 IlUh. CORN. $ 1 . 1 OT, 1 21'. OATS. 81.174 1.10'i .70H .71 H -TO .own .oil y MESS FORK. CI. I1H 1.20 .T1 . .70. . . .-,,-r.aa n-o Ut. and Vra J- M. r-avanou'sh. 1227 Missouri avenue. Kovem- INr-VoHT-To'-Mr. snd Mm Carl. Ulnd fort. 1132 teat Twenty-fourth. Noember t. srirsHKrl To Mr ead Mrs. ft. Veshsr. i.in..,m. NevtnlDrr a. a H 1 1.1. TO Mr. ana wr -"---. " " unker. Waah.. November "VV" THfNKMANV To air. and aire Karl K. unemanu. fl test ervy-w!'u" Vov. Jan. Nov. J .IL. ... Nov. Jan .43.09 ...28 o , ..2d..O 43.00 28 TT ZH.iO .39 40 44.00 2t ,0 2.70 24 43 24.00 44.O0 LAUD. 28 00 20.70 SHORT RIBS. ..24 23 24.43 24 If . .23.05 24.10 23.83 Cash prices were: Corn No. 2 yellow. $1.38: fo. S yellow. si si m, 1.32: No. 3 yellow, new. si. a: No. 4 yellow, eld. U'Hi.-, o. . yenow. "'oaliVo. S white. Tl72He: standard. 72 W A73i-. Ityi No. 2. tl.83l.SU. Parley 0ci ll.o.i'. - Timothy $7.30'- 10.00. Clover Nominal. Pork Nominal. Lard 828.85. Kibs 25 0 28; Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 13. Barley. 8iO3c. -laz. $3.b33 88Hi. from the r"ood Administration lo Ita appeal for tb reopenln of the futures market and for further developments In lirasll. Owin, to tho holiday mare v.as no niiiciai iini.tinn from Itio. nut a special came re ported a further decline of 25 to P7S r.ls In Hantot futures which susffested further reallxlns; by speculative Ions, in the primary markets More ocean freleht room was said to t. offered with rates easier, out no ireen offers wore received from Rrasll and the local spot market was reported entirely com Uaal In the absence of off-rings. Naal aterea. SAVANNAH. Nov. 13. Turpentine firm; Tittle: sales 20S barrels: receipts -33 barrels; shipments 8 barrels: ,tock 80.47S barrela Kosln firm; sale, onj oarr.is; iwe'pi" 1230 barrels: shipments o barrels; stock s.22 barrels. Cjuote: B 14.uo; u ano r. 14.O0fln on: r , l a oo fr lo in; it iiot 18.ia; I fll.2rf l.o: IV i.ri.'iia'; ei 114.00 610 10. WO and N 818.25; WW fl8.SU. rhicaa. Iairy produc. CniCAGO. Nov. IS. Butter. fclshrf. Creamerj'. 12 8-60c. Y.KK Higher, receipts. o cu... nrria. 59ioOc; ordinary firsts, 2tT56c; at mark, cases Included. f37o. New York Sugar Martrt. JIEW TOKK. Nov. 13. fuiar. onehanged- Iuluh Unseed Market, D7JL.TJTH. Nov. 13. I.lnse.d, $1 ST. Th TuhRlKB-To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cur rier. o2 Kast Mill. October la. a HETAGK To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bet as.. a Clevelaad sveDue. November 2. a ""pf-l-LAf To Vr. and Mra. Tom Poolas. 4- hail rvavla, October 33. a daaghler. PALMEH-To Mr. and Mra. Krank Pal mer Ks.t Third. October 2. a son. ANPlfltON T, Mr. and Mra. I- n. An derson. t0 East. Ankeny. November 1. e son . Va. tiMIT" TO sir. .no ' . Smith. lout. Novemb., T. a. HAKEK-To Mr. and Mrs. J. A. KaJaer. 487 K.a naadera. November a, m son. OTKKtlr.A lo aar. mn.j j - kenisa. " Stanton. November e. a oeugn "wALKKR To Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walker. Milwaukee. Or. Nov.mNer L "" ..., II V WITT To Mr. and Mrs. John rewltt. 440 Tlenten. Nov.mb.r . a daughter. BCHAFKKNBKsHl-. To Mr. and Mra Mans H. Pch.ffenberg, 70J ut rorty-fourth, "'lIRYAVT To Mr. ead Mra. Joha Brvant. 173 Seventeenth. Novemb., .. a daughter. VITT1I1-T Vr. ari . M-s r .. Liberty Bonds Bought FULLY OR PARTLY PAID BONDS . BOUGHT FOR SPOT CASH Sell rlrert to Licensed Brokers. C.et Market Cash Value. ANY DENOMINATION BOUGHT S50.SIO0.S50O orSIOOQ Bsralsiewe Mrlctly Confidential, frlvate Office for I.adica. WESTERN STOCK & BOND CO. Licensed Brokers. Hour, S to P. M. Kalte ! Mors:.. Illdsc. Braadnsr aad Viaaklsgtea Sta. TKAVELFR' C.t inB. Dried Fruit at New York. NEW TORK. Nov. 13. Kvaporated apples, dull; prunea. scarce; peaches, nominal. Metal Market. NEW TORK, Nov. 13. Metals, unchanged. Summer squash, Sl.0001.75; Hubbard, 81.00 ei.;s. Fruit Casabaa, 8101-80 per dosen; lemons, 8768.50: grapefruit. 8 2. 50 n 4 .W. oranges, f. o. b. Forterville. 10 a 12; bananas, 6Vi37c; pineapples, 83 3 4.30; ap- T1AILT BIETKOflOI.OClCAl. RKPORT. Grain .4 a. Franrlsr.. PORTLANII, Or.. Nov. 13. Maximum tem perature, 5. deirr...: minimum tmp rat ura. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13. Flour. 811.45 47 degree. KUeJ reading s A. M.. .. feet; tal rulnfall 3 P. M. to S P. M . ), ..-.-ln-h : total rainfall sine. F-ttembr 1. 1W14. 7.o Inches: normal ralnrail stne. P.ptember 1. 8 18 Inches; deficiency of rainf.'l sine. Pep. teinber 1. 1P1S. 1 0: Inehes. Stinrtet, 7 :00 A. M. : sunset. 4:43 P. M. ; totsl sunshine, 3 hours 42 minutes: poaslhi. sunsMne. I hours 55 niiauua. iloonrUe, i;0 1. M. ; niLKaat. L. n.e barrel Oraln Wheat. Covemment price. 82.20 per bushel: barley. 82 15e2.20; eata, white feed. nominal: corn. California yellow, S4.1S. l.y Wheat and v. heat and oats, $22728; tame oats. 822f24: bartey. 822024; alfalfa. 822fr25: barley straw, 50r.oc Mtals Alfalta, 38; cocoanut, nominal. ALFALFA MEAL Ground From No. 1 Brijht ny. Send for ample nd price. Also Baled nd Chopped Alfalfa. Cat lots. Mill and Office, HermiBton, Or. C.S.McNaughtCo. a Anwtnal UNEtl ;- 1 JADMIBAL uneil 101 THIRD ST. Telrpbeoe Mala H8 A 8338 Ihmg.r aad Freight Service. ALASKA . CALIFORNIA TRANS-PACIFIC TICKETS ,M THIRD Mali STREET. 3d. 6-1N rR-4.NCISCIVI.OS ANC1.LES. LOW R47F1. Including Meal, and Het-tba. (J. S KUfE C1TV tnaUa S P. M. Nov. SS.. THJS 6A! WRAVCIT-O A FORTLAND t.. K. nr. Tickets at Third and Washington. Telephone Broadway 4.VW. Ita-oadwsT 288. A i;4. A elli. H ONOLULU Suva, New Zealand, Australia cm::i I'jsmuisi.i rgtil kiil hie Leftrgtgt. erwut, bit-tjmpp4 tam?r. r tir anil winnn Pl'T 'mm. lUll t. a. Ibtrtl M.. l'8nin(J. r irnr8l vi.4.U 44tt gcj tuouJl bU ViM.ur. U. C