T1TE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAX. T1TTJRSDAY, . NOVEMBER 28. 1918.
15
OF HOPS
BIG BUYER
COS
T
No Demand Now From Brew
ers in This Country.
ONLY EXPORT OUTLET LEFT
Bojers Pay Up to 2d Cents for Best
Crops In Oregon, Washing
ton and California.
Hea-ry tarylnc af kens for shipment -to
London eontinaes In th. California bop
growing Mctiona. Thar la also lomi trad
Ing la th Northwest, but th. larger part
at th currant business Is being don. In th
Southern stat. According to wires received!
yesterday. C C. - Donovan purchased 90
bales ot Sonoma and Mendocino at 23 H
and 28 cents, which makes his recent buying
aggregat 3000 bales. Tba demand Is solely
far 1913s. Olds and contracts haT. been
offered, but they aro not wanted at this
Urn.
A number of small lota of Oregon hav
been taken at 25 "4 and 24 cents, and In
Washington 28 cents has also been paid.
Aa la th eas In California, th demand is
whoHy for export account. Up to a week
or two ago ther was some buying of Coast
hops by Easterners, but American brewers
haT now lost all Interest In the article. Th
brewer! will be closed down In a few days
by the food and fuel order, and by the time
they can open th "war-tlm prohibition'
law may oa In effect. This law Is Mkely to
remain In force until th constitutional
amendment becomes effective, and than all
will ba off tn the beer-making business.
Foreign, markets must bo depended a In
th tutor to taka care ot th Coast bop
production and It Is too early yet t say
what this foreign demand will amount to.
Th. British board of agriculture haa Issued
a notlc pormlttlng an Increase In th
aervag under hops In England for next
yar to 75 per cent of that of 1914. which
will bring th acrt.ee up to 2100 acres. .
According to latest mall advices from
England price for th 1918 English
crop hav not as yet bn fUsd by th
government control board, but the general
Idea la that they will range from f 15. equal
to about 64 cents per pound, upward.
There ar still unsold In growers' hands
t. Oregon about 2000 bales of 191S hops, and
100 bales remain In Washington. California
ha 12.800 bales left In first hands. Thar
ar also 22.000 bales of aids tn that state.
Th total stock of hops of all growths, on
the Coast la estimated at CO. 000 bales.
th market and two car vers loaded
country lor this city. Prices wero
changed with a fair demand. Onions
also steady.
TVRKEYS BRING S3 CENTS AT CLOSE
Market Haa Bad Break and Delved Ship
ments Do Not Clean I' p.
The turkey market went to pieces yester
dT. as several large shipments cam In
after the trad had been supplied. Early
la the day choice 'turkeys were sold at 40
cents, but tho receipts after A. M. moved
at 33 cents. If they moved at all. The
larger part of th arrivals, of course, could
not bo disposed of. and will go to th
cooler.
Ther was practically no demand for live
poultry, of which receipts wen largo and
had to bo carried over. Dressed meats were
also Inactive.
Th egg market waa steady at fonrer
prices. Ther waa no change in th butter
situation.
rnLL LINES HOLD STEAD
GOOD RCX OF LIVESTOCK AT
JTORni FORTIiAXD.. .
OmcIAL POOD PRICES ABE NAMED
Weekly Statement for Buyers , Issued by
rood Administrator.
The official commodity price list for th
week ending December S. Issued yesterday
by Thomas O. Parrcll. Assistant Federal
Food Administration for Oregon, follows:
Hogs and Lambs Sell at Top Prices,
but Cattle Offerings Bo Not
Command Full Bates.
There waa a good run of stock at th
yards yesterday and a fairly actlv marks.
Prices were generally steady for all classes
of stock. Hogs again sold at 817 and lambs
at J 13, the top quotations, but nothing was
offend in th cattle market to command
full prices. Tho ' yards will bo closed to
business today.
Receipts were 125 cattle. 456 bogs and
934 sheep. Shippers were:
With hojs W. A. Ayres. Eugene. 2 loads
Hout & snodgrass. leoanon, x loau.
With sheep J. M. Beck, Plot Rock.
With mixed loads Deal at Richmond.
Moro, 1 load of cattle, bogs and sheep:
Hout A Snodgrasa. Lebanon. 1 load of hogs
and eheep: Walter Given, Estacsca, i ioau
of cattle and hogs: M. J. Kerkcs. Eagle
LOCAL CHATS MARKET IS WIAK
Buyers and Sellers Apart tn Their View on
Local Board.
Ther was not much disposition shown to
put business through In tho grain market
yesterday. Th undertone generally was
weak. Oats bids were SOc0$l lower and
corn averaged 50c under Tuesdays prices.
Ther waa little change la barley offers.
Th forecast for weather la th Allddle
West waa wired from Chicago:- "Illinois.
Missouri, Kansas. Iowa generally fair and
warmer tonight, increasing cloudiness and
probably rain Thursday. North and South
Dakota. Minnesota. Nebraska generally fair
tonight and Thursday.
Broomhall cables as ta conditions In
Australia: "Cable advices confirm a de
Taa tn wheat sowings In New South
Wales, th government reckoning a reduc
tion of per cent, but our correspondent
thinks It will be nearer 25 per cent. Th
latter reduction would mean a loss for that
tat of 900.00 acres, bnt on th other
band recent crop report from other atatea
hav bin favorable. With auch large quan
titlea af wheat remaining on hand r
duction f even 23 per cent for New South
Wales weald not b very serious. Th com
In eroo of th who! commonwealth la
estimated at 1 00.000.000 bushela of wheat.
which would give 70.AOO.000 bushels for ex
port. Adding this surplus to old crop re-
snalnlng leaves 230,000,000 bushels available
tar export.
"Norway Largs areas of new land hav
been tlllod 'with th view of giving th
oountry aa much grain aa posslbl. It Is
stated that 2.000.000 acre have been tilled
thla year, which Is somewhat less, how
aver, than expected."
Imports at Eaa Francisco. Just reported.
Included 2100 tons ot wheat from Australia.
Terminal receipts. In ears, were reported
fcy the Merchants' Exchange aa follows:
Wheat. Barley. Flnur.Oata.Hay.
Portland. Wed. .
ear ago
Season to dat...
Tear ago
Ttcoma, Tuea. .
Year ago
Season lo dat. .
Year ago
Seattle. Tuea....
1 ear ago
feason to date.,
laar ago
Wheat flour, per 24 -lb. bag
Wheat flour, bulk, per lb
Barley flour, per 9 8-10-lb. bag
barley flour, bulk, per lb
Rye flour per lu-lb. bag
Rye flour, bulk, per lb
t'orn flour, bulk, per lb.
Rle flour, bulk, per lb.
Cornmval. bulk, per lb.
Commeal. 2-1 b. package, per lb.
Victory bread, prlc per loaf. 24-os.
victory oreau. price per loar. 10-os
Oatmeal or rolled oats, bulk, per lb
Oatmeal or rolled oats, 20oz. package, lb. ,.
Rice, unbroken, standard quality, per lb....
Hominy or hominy grit. 10-lb. bag. per lb.
Sugar, granulated, bulk, per lb
Beans, white, navy or pea not lima), per lb.
Beans; colored, pinto or sny other colorad
variety, per lb '
Potatoes, whit or Irish, per lb
Onions, per lb
Kaisins, seeded, per 18-oz. package
Prunes, medium six. 60-70, per lb
Canned tomatoes, standard grade, per 20-os.
No. 2 can
Canned corn, standard grade, per 20-ox. No.
2 can
Canned peas, standard grade, per 20-ox. No.
2 can
Canned salmon, tall pink Alaska, per lG-cx.
No. 1 can
Canned salmon, tall red Alaska, per 16-os.
No. 1 can :
Evaporated milk, unsweetened, per 6-OS. caa
Evaporated milk, unsweetened, 76-os. can..
Milk, bottled, per qt
Putter, creamery, print, par lb.
Oleomargarine
Eggs, fresh, per dos
Cheese. American, full cream, cut. Per lb...
Lard, pur. I.af, bulk, per lb.
Lard, pure leaf. No. 6 tins, per lb.
L.am suostitute, duim, per 10. .......... ....
Lard substitute. No. 5 tins, per lb
Bacon, breakfast, sliced, standard arade. lb.
Pork choDS. oer lb ......
Ham. smoked, sliced, pr lb
Round steak, oer lb
Hens, year or more old. dressed, not drawn
Fish, fresh, plentiful variety, per lb
Retailer pays.
81.43
,t3 O-l
Consumer should pay.
t
I
ts
.87 7-16 W
.07 7-8
a
it
if
4
.10 3-4
it
&
.10 - 9
.fl
.02
.13
.12 1-4 t
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of 8-4 it
.71
.08 1-3
.6-J 1-2
.0 1-7
.OS
.OS 9-10
.04 8-10
.08
.12 1-2
.08 1-2
.06 1-2
.07 8-10
.11 1-2
.09 1-2
.08 3-10
.11
.09
.02
.02 1-4
.12 1-3
.1J
81.60 6 81.63
.07 1-10
.73 t .78
.(IT Hi .07 1-2
.73 U .80
p .07
.06 1-J
.11 .12
V .06
.10
9 .15
it .10
OS .OS
.09 1-2-S .10
.12 1-2 9 .15
.10 i-:a .n
.07 .08
.12 9 -13
.09 1-S.
.02 1-2
.03 4
.121-2
.li 9
.10 1-2
.03
.03 1-2
.13
.17
.13 1-6 9
J 1-4 9
.13
.SS 3-4
.63 9
.29 1-2
.30 a
.23 l-i e
..i
.18
9.
.
.
9
.18
.18
J8
.17
.24
.07 1-8
.16
.13
.63
.33
.39 1-4
.70
.33 1-4
.31
.23 8-4
.26
.23
.18 .20
9 .20
- .13 C .20
9 -25
.'..! .30
..... ... .08
;. .17
m .16
.69 .70
.40 .41
.45 3-4 it .47
.71 e .77
.34 1-2 .40
.37 at .40
.2$ 1-2 its .29
.31 & .33
.60 Ot .70
.40 W .45
.43 t .60
,30 ft .35
.S3 9 .40
.1$ .50
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday wer aa follows:
uieartngs. jsaianeea.
Portland 3S.174.0I6 31.2-.2.571
Seattle .M4,4 1.487.076
Tacoma 615.378 57.S36
Spokane 1.405.221 803,657
T
COTIX SALES OX BULGES TOO
HEATI'FOB DEMAND.
Creek. 1 load of eattle, hogs and sheep.
Th uay a sales wer aa touows:
37 cows. ..
10 cows. . .
15 cows...
2 cows...
S cows. . .
10 cows...
1 bull....
1 steer. ..
1 steer. ..
3 hogs. ..
IS hogs. . .
' 8 hogs. ..
21 hogs..
8 hogs. ..
13 hogs...
50 hogs. ..
2 hogs...
5 hogs. . r
13 hogs. . .
234 lambs.
162 lambs.
3 If mbs.
1210
1393
1150
1006
940
910
Wt. Prlc
125 8 8.00
99 10.00
822 8.75
950 10.00
1015 11.35
890 9. 00
Wt. Prlc.l
914 8 6 001 7 ewes...
8S4 7.00110 wethers
7.60j 5 steers.
8.00! 4 steers. .
7.50 56 steers. .
e.HOjll steers..
6.25.11 steers..
7. no! 4 cows...
1100 10.001 5 cows. ..
205 16.5014 cows...
260 16.75 1 cow....
173 15 501 2 cows. ..
192 17.00 9 cows..
SIS 15.501 7 cows. .
220 13.001 2 cows. .
145 14.5072 hogs. .
250 16.33ill hogs. .
292 16.001 5 hogs..
263 16.50 27 hogs.
64 11.11011 90 hogs.
78 13.00 19 hogs..
74 12.0082 hogs..
Prices current at the local yards are as
follows:
Cattl
Prime steers
Good to choice stsers ...
Medium to good steers...
Fair to medium steers....
Choice cows and heifers 8.00 a S.5
Med. to good cows anil neirers.. o.oura
xnir to meiL cows ana neuero. o 'v u-
1075
845
902
0S7
SS0
595
1073
900
020
213
360
10.50
3.50
7.30
7.33
7.00
0.78
8.00
6.00
5.00
16.30
13.23
S S SS 3 SI
14 2 3 3 9
47.-.7 611 3 817 SHS
S441 102 310 649 -I'
S 15
16 1 C
S72 IS ... 10 70.".
S024 31 ... 156 814
40 1 1 9 65
19 ... T 2 14
S29I 45 743 43 ISdl
2..H 133 797 23 1940
OREGON BEANS ABE IN DEMAND
TJttl Chang. In Eastera Market Con
dition. Prices oa Imported Bean.
There la a good demand for Oregon beans
and a fair na.vemcnt. Price, ar unchanged
at 797U eca'a, rec leaned basis, for large
and small whites and pea navya.
In th . East th bean market baa shown
llttl change during th past few days,
allchlgaa and New Tork choice hand picked
p.a beans ranged 83.736 8 to grower In
producing Mctiona, advancing ta 810.309
11.80 In consuming markets. California
mail whlta were steady at 310.50 9 11 In
leading mark.ta. Shipments wer slightly
below th rcnt average.
A Seattla wire quoted th following im
port prlctw: Oriental peas aad baana. eon
tract sal) for February-March delivery In
bond at Seattle (to sacur delivery add
for freight 94c par cwt and tor .Import
duty 42c oa beans and 17c oa peas): Jap.
aness) Kotanaahl (our email white). 87.78 per
erwt.; ataaehartan Kotenashl. 87; Chunsgan
aura (medium speckled bean) $3.50; Kin
tckis. 83.78; Canadian field peas, $3; large
Hankow peas. Canadian. 35.75; Japanese
wrinkled green peaa. 37.
BIG DECREASE EEEX IX BG43 STOCKS
Storags Holdings of Butter Ant Lea Than
Year Ago.
Th monthly report of th Bureau of
Mark. Department of Agricultural show
atorag holdings of butter and eggs Novem
ber 13, 1918. si follows:
Th 358 storage that reported creamery
tutter showed total stock, of 74.043.034
pounds. The 303 storage reporting for
Is'ovsmber 13, this year and last, show pre,
nt holding of 70,836.840 pounds compared
with 82. 733.699 pounds hurt year, a decrees,
f 13 per cent.
Th 413 toraga that reported eaa ggs
showed total stocks of 2.9IS.922 eaaoa. Th
29 storaga. reporting for November .18,
this year ana la t. show present holdings of
3.9-3.603 cses compared with 8,704.474
eauca last year, a decrease of 21.1 per cent.
CHEAPER GRADE OP APPLES) 8ELLXNO
Prices Ar rsrsssred ta Local Market.
Shipment. Lighter.
The dmand for tb lower grades of an
plea was food. Prices ranged from 1 1 oa
cooking apples so to 82.78 oa axtra fancy
or various varieties. On car ot Washing,
too. arrived. Oregon appl shipments war
IX cars to New Tork. two to Philadelphia,
and on each to Pituburg, Slruira, Omaha,
Chicago. Douglas, Camp Kearney, Saa
FTaaciso and Sacramento. On. car of eaa.
nr stock wont to Th Dalies. Threo
fourtha of tho North we. tera appl crop baa
beoa moved.
Two cars of Oregon potatoes arrived en :
Shipping Inquiry From East Slow.
Weather Conditions Are Also
Favorable to Bears.
y
CHICAGO. Not. 27. Corn tended down
ward In prlc today, deeplte frequent ral
lies. The market lacked aggressive support
and closed unsettled at H cents to cents
net decline, with December 3 1.24 H and Jan
uary S1.20H to 31.254. Oats finished ?.e
off to He up. Provisions finished at aa ad
vance of 10c to 81.
Corn saiea on tho bulges war too heavj
for the demand. Eastern houses took a con
spicuous part In selling, it was said that
shipping Inquiry from the East was slow.
Buying orders cam mostly from shorts.
Favorable weather conditions gave an ad vrlme lambs
vantage to the bears and led to continued pair to medium lambs
predictions of larger receipts. Oosslp was i Tearlings
current that farmer ahowed little dl-po- I Wethers
sition as yet- to let go of their holdlnga I Ewes
Receipts continued small and country offer- -
Inss light. ORIGINS OF LIVESTOCK
UIU loilvw-a corn, nrepi in.t j. i . i.t.'. ,
liberal shipments from hero next week by
water strengthened the November delivery
Provisions averaged higher with hogs
Soma af th buying of ribs was attributed t
packers.
Leading future ranged as follows: "
CORN.
Close.
ICS 15.50
205 17.00
205 1 6.75
260 14.50
145 15.00
Prices.
.$12.25al2.78
. 11.00 12.00
. 10.00 11.00
S.30W 9 0
600J 8.00
fanners
Bulls
Calves
Hogs
Prime mixed
Medium mixed ....
Rough heavies .....
Pigs
hneep
Dee.
Jan.
T)ec ....
Open. Hlcn.
..3125S 81.26H
OATS.
. .7 .7?'t
. .71 .72a
MESS PORK.
Low.
3123
1.24
.71
.70 9
8.001 4 00
6.90W 7.00
9.00012.00
16 8017.00
16.504(16.73
14.80W15.00
14. 00 if 13 0U
12.00W13.00
9.00W11.00
10.00 011.00
9.00TlO.OO
6.504 8.00
LOADED
Shipments to tho Leading Markets of tb
Pacific Northwest.
Stato origins of livestock loaded Novem
ber 2L 1918:
Cattle. Horsea,Mixed
Calves. Hogs. Shoep.Mulea. Stock
ror rortiana
pumpkins. SOtfCOe; mushrooms, 20$ 60c;
Brussels sprouts, ft ft-So.
Fruit Lemons, 346: oranges, 8567.50:1
bananas. 79c; pineapples; 82&5; spptes. j
Bellefleur. 1.35'(bl.75: Newtown Pippins.
31501.73; Spltzenberg, 31.2542: grapefruit.
82SOi3: pears. Bartletts. 32.504S3: winter.
75c 031: grapes, Tokays. Emperors and Ver.
dels. si.50az.Z5: persimmons. Mk-iajl.oii;
cranberries, 33.85; quinces, 80c 9 $1.15; caa
abas. 31? 1.50.
Receipts Flour, 600 quarter sacks: bar
ley. 57l centals; beans, 2961 sacks; potatoes,
62S0 sacks; onions. 1361 sacks; hay, 169
tons; hides. 203: wtne. 56.312 gallons.
No Change In Coffee Situation.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27. No fresh feature
was reported in th coffee situation todaj
and with tomorrow a holiday the trade
seemed to be chiefly interested in discussing
the probable results of Friday's meeting be
tween the various coffee committees and rep
resentatives of the Food Administration. The
official cables reported no change in the
Brazilian markets except In tho case of
Santos futures, which were 25 to 50 re is
higher.
soissoiun
IN SCREElH OF F0Si
Last of 26 Schooners Clears!
' x Foundation Ways. :
MRS. HIPKINS IS SPONSORi
Belief Expressed by Coast Manager
That Company Permanent Fea
ture of City's Maritime. Life.
MERCANTILE SCORES ADVANCE I
OF NEARLY 1 6 POINTS.
Out Into taa wall of gray fog- that
enveloped the Willamette yasterday at
4k. .V.. Sl.v,nl
. - rmm I uuuu 1 uancu turn UUU .mw .j......-.- 1
Announcement of Government Offer the la8t of 0 tea,m auxiliary schooners I
built for the French goveratoetit Her
departure cleared the 10 wxyi at the
Foundation plant, although the Boie
aona is not the laat ship to be con
structed there.
"I am hopeful I cart present the reel
dents of Portland with an industrial ,
for Fleet Causes Spectacular
Movements; Part of Gain Lost.
NEW TORK, Nov. 27. Shipping shares
monopolized the bulk of speculative atten
tion tn today's stock market, far outstrip- New Tear's present, an acquisition to j
ping all other issues, in whieb irregular or the city's commercial and maritime re- j
reactionary tendencies prevailed. sources that should be an appreciable 1
Announcement that tbe Government bad I Pain, but I am unable to say mate 1
mada a tentative offer for the huza tonnav. I now than that the Foundation Com-J
of th Mercantile Maria Company, thereby I pany has every reason to contemplate!
halting negotiations with British, interests. I a continued operation of it plant in 1
resulted in spectacular movements. Marin I this city," said faayly MipKins, vice
pret'erred made an extreme advance ot al-1 president and Pacific Coast manager
most 16 points, forfeiting one-third of this I of the big- corporation, after he had
n too last nour; me o per cent oonas 1 stood on the platform and saw the
howed a gross gain of 6 points and com- I ,,. faA. -,. intn tha murkv
mon shares 4. points, with substantial gains I " " " " . J
in associated Issues. Other speculative fav- screen in too uroeir.
orites were -hesitant. United States Steel I Mrs. Htnklna Snnxtstrr.
and Independent industrials also leading and .. ,. ,. tv,-f v.
secondary equipments reacted X to 3 points l is my ,irm conviction that the
with coppers, ilotors were heavy because ot Foundation Company is a permanent
pressure against Studebaker, and oils re- feature of this city's maritime life, and
versed their upward course of tht previous I nnlv bona no event mav chance the
season. Mexican Petroleum declining almost nro8n(,,.ta w. have for nrovine that con-
points. I t
Kails developed an erratic trend at the I ,
outset, yielding 1 to 2 ooints later, but some M.T8. MlpKins started me ooissons on
of the gas issues and other utilities re- I her career, having- consented to be
mained steady to firm until carried under sponsor at the insist a nee of Captain
by the broader selling In the final dealings. E C- Genereaux, French representative
Tradin'r.n'tos Contracted and th. at the plant Mr. Genereaux waa
tone irregular. Liberty fourth and 4s as- matron of honor. The Foundation
tabiished a new minimum at 97. 8 per cent band played, but without its old leader
under the subscription price. Total salea and organizer. Director Cioffi, who died
par value. . aggregated 89,795,000. Old Saturday.
$27,000
Greater Winnipeg Water District
6 GOLD BONDS
PRICE TO YIELD 6.50
Dated August 1, 1919 Due August 1, 1923
Denominations $100, $500, $1000
These bonds are a direct tax obligation of the Greater Winnipeg
Water District.
Exempt from all Dominion Government Taxation.
Liberty
Bonds
If you nana SELL your Liberty Bonds, SELI. to T S.
If yon east BUY sner Liberty Bond. i'lV fret Is.
We buy and aell Liberty Honda at the market.
You cannot do better you may do worse.
The closing prices of LIBERTY BONDS on the New Tork Stock Exchange
for week ended Wednesday, November 27. were aa follows:
v First First Second
IHs 4s 4s 4s 4s
Thursday 99.94 96.70 96 .20 97 82
Friday 99.94 96.70 96.20 98.S0 " 97.88
Saturday 99.90 S6.S0 96.10 '. 88.40 97.98
Monday , 99.80 98.40 95.S0 '8.40 $7.28
Tuesday 89.42 96.40 95.30 98.40 97.02
Wednesday 99.X0 96.20 95.20 v 88.00 J7.02
Us-
97.88
97.88
7.96
97.40
97.10
97.10
41s
98.00
98.00
97.80
97.44
97.lt
97.04
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
The Premier Municipal Bond House of Oregon
S09-311 STARK, BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH (GROUND FLOOR)
Telephone Broadway 2151. Established' Over 85 Years-
United States bonds were unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATION'S.
Idaho
11.14 j Orvson
Nov.
Jan.
....46.25
48.55
LARD.
Nov.
Jan.
23.05 28.10 25.05
SHORT BIBS.
.71
.701,
44.75
4tS-io
28.78
2L10
Nov .... 25.90
Jan S4.87 24.77 24.80 24.70
Cash price were as iomows:
Corn No. 2 yellow, old. 8148; No. 8 yel
low, new. 81.42; No. 4 yellow, new. 81.86,1
1.3. .
Oats No. S wnit. -Uilc; standard.
74 W7.V4C
liye .NO. 2. si.o t-ffi.o .
Barley 90c6$1.0J.
Timothy 87 ii 10.24.
riover Nominal.
Tork l3.-0.
Lard $Ji'..75.
Ribs Nominal.
Grain at Saa Iraariseo.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27. Flour. 811.45
per barrel.
(jralnv neau vovvrnmea V1 1 v., v . v ... .
barrel: barley, X15Wi50; oats, wnite jeea.
nominal: corn, California yllow. 83.8.V
Hay Wheat and wheat and oats. 826927:
tarn oats. 825g 27.50; barley, 818322; al
falfa. 81S32. barley, straw. 50 $ 80c
alsal alfsir. too; cocoanut. bpouw,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Not. 87. Barley, 870Me
Flax. 83.85 88.87.
rrolnth Llaeeed Market.
DULUTH. Nov. 87. Linseed. 83.82,.
FORTLAND K1IIII QUOTATIONS.
Grata, Floor, Feed. Etc.
Merchants' Exchange, noon session. .
Northwesters oats and barley aacked
Nov. Deo. Jan.
Bid. Bid. Bid.
No. t white feed oats.. 838 60 8'4.00 854.00
Standard teed barley.. M00 60.50 60.50
Standard "A" barley.. 80.50 61.00 61.00
Eastern oats ana corn ut put.
80.00
83.00
88.00
65.80
SO 50
63.00
88.00
85.50
No. 3 white B0.M
83-lb. white clipped.... 82.50
corn
No. 8 yellow 88 00
No. 3 mixed 67 00
FLOUR Family floor, 810.00 1 LOB per
barrel: bakers. 818 TOtf 18.85: whol wheat.
64.85910. gr ham. 83.65 J 9.80: barley flour,
610.60613: rye flour, 8H-75-(13; corn flour.
612912 0: corn meal. 811 OU.S0; oat flour.
811. 20t-1140.
WILLFEED Mill run. soft wheat rrades.
f. o. b. mill, carlota, 832.10 per ton: mixed
ears, 332.80; ton lots or over. 334.10: less
than tona 335.10; rolled barley. 355950:
rolled oats. 3816 5: (round barley. 858 9 60;
alfalfa meal, 8400 44.
CORN Whol. 3T3977; cracked. 375 9 78.
HAY Buylnc prices, t e. b. Portland;
eastern Oregon timothy. 330938 pel ton:
Valley timothy, 327 per ton: alfalfa, 328:
Valley sraia bay. 62U: elovr, 27; auaw,
39 910.
t Total Portland
On week ago. ,
Four weeks ago
One year airo. .
For Seattle
Idaho .........
Montana ......
Washington ...
Total Seattl.
One week ago. .
Four weeks ago
One year ago.tf
For Spokane
Idaho
Washington ...
Total Spokane
One week ago. .
Four weeke ago
One year ago. .
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Dairy and Country Froduo.
BUTTER Cubes, extras, 5U cents; prints,
xtraa. box lots. 619 83; half boxes. Ho
more, less than half boxes, lc more; butter,
fat. No. 1, 7o per pound, delivered. Port,
land.
EOGS Oregon ranch, eandled, rota and
cracks oat. 8ftc; selects. 70 doses.
CrTRESU Tillamook, f. o. a. Tillamook:
Triplets. 36c; Young Americas, 37c; Coua
and Curry County: Triplets, f. o, b. Myrtle
Point. 3r,e.
POl-LTKY Hens. 25928c: Springs. 2T9
80c: roosters, Ivc; ducks. 26?30c; geee, 35c;"
turkeys, live. 61 933a, turkeys, dressed,
choice. 84940c: bulk of sale. 15c
VEAC Fancy, 104 920o per poond.
PO&Jt Faacy. 0i: par pound.
Chicago Livestock Market.
rtllOAGO. Nov. 27. Hops Receipts, 2S,.
000; market opened mostly 10 to 15 cents
higher, closing easier; trade now steady t
strong with yesterday's average. Butchers,
317.65919.40; light. 317.1018.15: packing.
si7eif.jo: mrow-oats, siugzi6.7D; pigs.
gooa to cnoice.eia.ou7i io.au.
Cattl Recelots. 11.000: market on , beef
and butcher cattle very slow, getting lower
on all oeiow choice steers; .canners and
calvea and good feeders about' steady. Beef
cattle, good, choice and prime, 8159 19.76;
common and medium, 60.25 915; a bixaVber
stock, cows and heifers, 36.25014: canners
and cutters, 35.B098.--5; tockers and .feed
ers, good, eholc and fancy, 810913; in
terior, common and medium, 37910; veal
ealvsa. good and cholc. 316. 75917.23:
Western range, beef steers, $14,25918; cows
ana neirers. niu.it.
Sheep Receipts, 10,000: market on killing
classes more aeuv ana firm to higher
Feeders, slaw.
Omaha Uveatock Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 27 Hogs Receipts, 16..
000; market 10 cents lower. Heavy, 816.759
17.40; mixed. 817.10917.30; light, 817.159
17.70; pigs, 3101; bulk of sales, 317.10$
17.50.
Cattle Receipts. 80 00, market steady t
strong. Native steers, 311918.50; cows snd
heifer. 38-50913; western steers. 3U.509
1650; Texas steers, 38.50912; cows and
heifers, 36011; canners. 34.5095 70: stock,
ers and feeders, 36013: calves. 37.50913.50.
Sheep Receipts. UOuO; market steady,
Culls, 34.60 9 7 JO: wethers, 809 10; ewes, 37
: feeder ismDa. io.09i; lam Da, 1.'9
14.85; yearllrgs. 610911.
Seattle livestock Market.
SEATTLE. Nov. 27. Hogs Receipts 2578.
steady. Prime Ughts, 3 17 17.50; ' medium to
choice, 317.26917.40; medium heavy. 816.25
910 50: rough neavies, 31S.239 10.50; pigs,
,15.25916.50.
Cattle Receipts 83, Steady. Best stsers.
311918: medium to choice, 610-60011! me
dium to good. 8S0S.SO: medium, 3797.50:
tulis, 3597.60; cslves, 85910.
BAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MABKET
Pricea Current oa Eggs, Vegetables, Fresh
Fruits, Etc-, at Bay City.
8AK FRANCISCO, Nov. 27. Butter 829
SSHe.
K-tgs Fresh extras, 61 cents; frssh extra
pullets. 85 "ce-
Chees Unquoted.
Poultry liens, 3938e; young roosters. 85
0 37c; fryers and broilers, 4594Sc; pigeons,
32.50; squabs, f. 1.6094: -retrse. 27G28c: tur
keys, live, 33 9 87c: dreased, 45 9 40c,
Vegetable Celery. 68.6094.25; squash,
cream, 75900c; hubbard, 31.60: eggplant.
31.5092.00; peppers, bell, 75c; chile. Mititoa;
tomatoes, 76c631.75; lettuce, 31.50$2; pot,
toe. Salinss. 3392.76: rivers, 1.7uif2.25;
sweets. 343c; onions. Australian brown,
81.2591.50; pearl, 69tic; garlic, 25c; cauli
flower. 60?75c: beets, 31.5091.60; carrots,
819123; turnips, 619160: rhubarb, 31.259
1.60; string beans, 10915c; lima, 6910c;
Sales.
Am Beet Sugar. 2.400
American Can.. 4,4i)0
Am Car & i'dry 1,0"0
American Loco.. 2,600
m sm & Kola. lO.tMio
111 Sugar Ketx. DUO
Am Tel & Tel.. 700
naconda Cop., 7,6u0
tchlson 1,100
li & W I S S L 4.-M0
Bait St Ohio ... 2.4U0
Bethlehem B .. 6,iUO
B & S Copper. . 200
Calif Petrol U00
Canadian Pacif. l.lluo
entral Uealber S.000
hes Sc. Ohio . .. 800
Chi M & St. P.. 700
Chi N W .... S00
R I & P ctfs. 2.800
Chino Copper.. r00
Colo Fu & iron. 600
orn Prod Kofg 10.400
Crucible Steel., 6.O00
Cuba Can Sug. 8,200 .
Distill Securities 1,100
trie 2.700
eneral Electrlo iioo
General Motor. 1.700
t Nor old 1"0D
Gt Nor Or ctfs 2,100
I Inols Central
nspir Copper . . 1,500
Int M M pfd ..172,100
nter Nickel ... sou
Inter Paper ... 400
c sou tnern . . i.'.hiu
Kennecott " Cop. 200
Maxwell Motors S.2UO
Mexican Potrol. 20.4O0
Miami Copper.. R0
Missouri Paclfio 8,400
Nevsda Copper. fcilO
N Y Central ... 2.700
N y N H & H.. 2.000
Norf & West .. 3.000
Northern Paclf. 2,i00
Pacific Mall
Peansylvania .. 500
Ray Consol Cop 000
Reading 1.00
Rp Ir Steel.. 1.200
Shat Ariz Cop.
Southern Pacif.
Southern Ry ..
studebaker Co.
Texas Co
t'nittn Pacific. .
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After the launching ceremony. Cap
tain Genereaux presented Mra, Hipkins
with a diamond necklace.
Mr. and Mrs. Hipklno left last night
for the Tacoma yard, where the last
of 20 French ships will be launched
today.
Jsly la Burner Month.
Since March 20 the company
launched 20 bulls at Portland, 252 days
havyig- passed, making an average of
one launching; every 12 days. The
first ship was delivered June 24 and
the last is to be ready Christmas, eve,
which will make the delive.ry average
one ship every nine and a half daya.
The combined Portland and Tacoma
yards will have launched .46 ships by
today,, an average of one ship every
six and three-tenths days. The eeti
mated total time for delivery is fixed at
183 days, so the delivery schedule
given an average of a ship every four
and six-tenths days. The largest force
employed at Portland at any one time
was 4200 men and the best month was
July, when the two yards laid five
keels, launched five hulls and deliv
ered five finished ships. .
STEAMSHIP HEAD IS HONORED
H. F. Alexander Slay Become Mem
ber of National Trade Council.
IL F. Alexander, president tf the Pa
cific Steamship Company, has been in
vited to become a member of the Na
tional Foreign Trade Council, ' accord
lng to word received at the Portland
office yesterday from New YOrk. .
Tbe National Foreign Trade Council,
of which J. A. Farrell is chairman, has
a limited membership of about 60 rep
resentative men of the United States,
all of whom are prominently identified
with foreign trade.
Every element of foreign trade is
represented in the council. The mem
bers do not -epresent only their own
individual interests, or those of the
companiea with which they are con
nected, but stand as general representa
tives of the element of foreign trade
with which they a identified. The
council h "expected to take a prominent
part in helping solve- the problems con
fronting the American foreign trade
with the re-establishment of peace.
Bid.
Honey, Exchange, Etc
NEW TORK. Nov. 27. Mercantile paper.
unchanged.
Sterling, day Dill, oncnangsa; oanina,
84.7300; cables, $4.76 7-16. Franca, demand,
5.4C; cables, 5.45. Guilders, unchanged. Lira,
unchanged. Mexican dollars, unchanged.
Time loans, strong, uncnanseu.
Call money, assy; high, 6V per cent: low.
do 1st cv 4s. .86.20
do 2d 4s. .8... 05.20
do lt cv 4'4s.s.oo
do 2d cv 4Us. 87.02
do 3d 414s.. ..87.10 COIjIjISION to be investigated
ao tin .i.w
Federal Inspectors to Consider Sink
lag ot Pronto by AVestview.
United States Steamvessel Inspectors
Edwards and Wynn have 'set Monday
morntng for the investigation of the
sinking of the Port of Portland steamer
Pronto at the Fifteenth-street Munici
pal Terminal Tuesday night when
B. psr cent: ruling rate, s per cent; closing struck by the steel -freighter. Westview.
bid, 6 per cent; offered at per cent, laat The Port portland has 'undertaken
loan. 614 Per cent. t ! the Vronto and. while serlouMv
LONDON, Nov. 27. Money and discounts I damaged, it is believed she can be re-
unchanged.
Mining Stocks a Beaten.
BOSTON, Nov. 27. Closing quotations:
Alloues
Ariz Com
Cal e Ariz
;al A Hecla....
Centennial ....
Cop K Con Co.
E Butt C Mln
Franklin
Is! Roy (Cop)
Lake Cop
Mohawk
43 IN'orlh Butte
13 'Old Dominion..
68 lOseeola
455 iQuincy
1214jSuprior
45 li Sup A Bos Mln.
1014 Shannon .
4lutah Coa
25 h Winona
5 HI Wolverine
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paired.
Charles I. Holland, master of the
Westview, has filed a report with In
spectors Edwards and Wynn in which
he recounts events leading p to the
collision. In addition to the sinking of
the Pronto, the bowsprit of the French
steam auxiliary schooner Nancy was
damaged and the Westvlew's maintop
mast and aerial were carried away.
- Eureka Traffic Resumed.
Naval Stores. I EHREKA, Cal., NOT. Z7. (Special.
SAVANKAH. Not. 37. Turpontln dull, witl arrival today of the Admiral
76 cents; shipments. 208; stock, 30,261. I liner Aurena, steamer traiiic oeiween
Rosin firm. Sales. 715; receipts. 893: ship-1 Portland and Eureka was resumed, fol-
ments. 1050: stock, 69.329. Quote: B, D, B, I lowing an Interval ;of nearly a year.
F, O. s-na . 1. io.oa: is, '-: The Aurelia, which came in from San
M. 318 50; ,N. 816.70; WG. 616.80; WW, I p,..,i.,A n. , r-
816.90. . ; I Rav flTiri -Pifttanil n nH It Arpn ffr will
Chicago Dairy Produce. I make the round trip once each fort-
rmriCO. Nov. 27. Butter. hix-her. I night.
Creamery, 546514e. Iwocal merchants . are anticipating
Kg irs, higher. Receipts. 4869 caaes; first, heavy shipments of flour, feedstuffs and
64 05c; ordinary firsts. 5458c; at mark. fh ,;.,. ,r rVti.H .
Admiral Goodrich, Admiral rarragut, from
Southeast Alaska; Northland. from San
Francisco; schooner Muriel, from Callao.
Departed Steamers City of Seattle, for
Southeast Alaska; Admiral Schley, for San
Francisco.
MANILA. Nov. 22. Sailed Steamer As
tral, lor ban f rancisco.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 16. Sailed Steamer
n.ofuku jdaru. for Seattle.
CALLAO, Nov. 22. Arrived Steamer
Major Wheeler, from San Francisco, via San
I edro.
YOKOHAMA, Nov. 22. Sailed Steamer
Nippon Maru, from Hong Kong, for San
Francisco.
A RICA, Nov. 22. Arrived Steamer Baja
Cr.urornia, from ban Francisco.
PORTLAND, Nov. 27. Arrived Steamer
El SegunUo, from San Francisco.
ASTORIA, Nov. 27. Arrived down at 8
and sailed at 10 last night, steamer Latoka,
for trial trip. Arrived at 7 and left up at
8:30 P. M., steamer Joban l'oulson, from
San Francisco. Arrived at It A. M.. steam
er 1 Seundo, towing barge No. 8, from
San tTrancisco. Left up at noon, steamer El
SeKundo, from San Francigi-o. Lett up at
4:0 P. M... barge No. 03, from San Fran
cisco. .
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26. Sailed at 10
last nisht, steamer Aurelia, for Portland.
Sailed at 4 P. M., steamer Capt. A. F. Lucas,
for Portland.
SAN PEDRO Nov. 26 Sailed at S P. M.,
steamer Haico, for Columbia Hiver.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.
Epagne, from Bordeaux.
-Arrived Steamer
Biver Forecast.
The Willamette River at Portland will
remain nearly stationary during the next
two or three days except as affected by tbe
tide. liJgh tides Thursday will occur about
3 A. Jland 3 P. M.
Tides at Astoria Thursday.
High. Low.
0:01 A. M 8.5 feet2:R6 A. M 2.0 feet
9:56 P. M 6.6 feet;4:0S P. M 3.7 foot
Liberty Bonds
Bought
FULLY OR PARTLY PAID BONDS
BOUGHT FOR SPOT CASH
Sell Direct to Licensed Brokers. Cet
Market Cash Value.
ANY DENOMINATION BOUGHT
$50, $100, $500 or $1000 '
BuKlaeaa Strictly Confidential
Private Office far Ledlea.
WESTERN STOCK & BOND CO.
Licensed Brokfrs. Hours 8:30 to C P. 11
Suite 614 Morgan Bldg,
Broadway and Washington BU.
mlya, S3 North Ninth. November 16. a daiuih-
, v.viviu.i,iun to Mr. ana IHrs. General
Lee Corrington. 587 Frederick t-. ,uMni.M-
17. a eon.
THOMAS To Mr anri Mr. w a Thmaj
981 East Flanders, November 1 7. a son.
HUTCH! NH Tn Mr ami M,. :.nn. M
Hutchins. 1115 Tenth ntr.M Knurh Ttm
22. a son.
TERRY Tn Mr. and Mr Tl,...r. T
Terry, 1195 Vancouver avenue, November 22.
son.
STEFANI To Mr. at.rl M
Stefanl. S71 Sixteenth street North, N ok em
ber 18. a son.
MORKLLI To Mr. and Un Enrtej, Mn-
relli. 41J1 Rural avenue. November 15, a
daughter.
MAGOON To Mr. and Mm. rUnn w.
goon. .141 East Fifty-eevenlh streft. a sou.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l
Anderson, 66 East Seventy -fourth lrcr4
North, November 23, a daughter.
casea included, 5663c.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. 27. Lead, nncmanged.
Spelter, steady. East St. Louis delivery.
spot, 8:35S.45c
' Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 27. Spot cotton, oulet:
middling, 29.75c.
Dried Fruit at New Yerk.
Pacific Coast Shipping Notes.
, ASTORIA, "Or.. Nov. 27. SpedaI.) The
Emergency Fleet Corporation steamer Issa
qulna returned at 10 o'clock today after a
successful 24-hour trial run at sea and pro
ceeded to Portland:
The wooden Emergency Fleet steamer La
toka, from Portland, crossed out at 8:30
last evening on her 24-bour trial trip at
sea. A wireless message received irom ner
NEW TORK. Nov. 27. Evaporated apples, I this morning said she was 50 miles off Cape
quiet. Prunes, strong. Peaches, nominal.
New Tork Sugar Market.
NEW TORK, Nov. 27.; Sugar, unchanged.
BANK DEPOSITS INCREASE
Gains In Oregon In Fpor Months
Shown to Be $29,455, 285. 24.
SALEM. Or., Nov. 27. Special.)
Total bank deposits la the state agsyre
erated 8226.381.703.44 November 1. ac-
1 1 n . n ctorAmAnt (.--., n nAm K SfMmftr. tOVPifRr. MaiU
noer ntendent of Ban SanU Al,cla- for Velparaiso;
Superintendent or saBKs Bennett. This .teamer ArBTll, for Seattle; steamer .Queen,
la ii incicaao iiviu vu&uok ox, fnr Saattls.
Ot a;3,tDD,.aa.i.
Mars and everythlnr was O. K.
Th tank steamer El begunao, wttn oarge
83 In tow, arrived at 10 o'clock today from
California, with cargoes Pf fuel oil for As
toria and Portland.
Th (team sehoenr job an fouisen ar
rived at 8 o'clock this morning from San
Fraaclsce and went to Westport to load
lumber.
Movements of Vessels.
ABBBDBBN, Wash., Nov. 27. (Special.)
Arrived Steamer Sved. from Saa Fran
Cisco, o'clock F- M.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
87. Arrived
(Jap), Kobe-.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses.
PHILLIPS-JOHNSON Merrill W. Phllllpi
25, 25 East Holland street, and May
Johnson. 24, Llnnton.
RETNARD-IIANSEN Charles Reynard,
legal, 4110 Clay street, and Helene A. lian
Ben, 112, same an dress.
BAUKR-KTEFFANOZIV "Frank Bauer, le
gal, S01 ivon street, and Espansa Steftanoziv,
lesral. 1211 Tfbbetts street.
GARr INKi.K.SChl.OSBERfi N. L. Gar-
finkle. legal, 222 W North Eighteenth stree
and Jeanette Schlosberg, legal, 432 Mill
street.
LEE-METCALF Lawrence L. Lee.
Sprlngview, Neb., and Mabel M. Metcalf, 22,
531 East Couch street.
BRAND-GODDAltD Henry H. Brand, le
gal. Multnomah HoteL and Ruth C. Gdn
dard, legal, 6UU Eaet Fifty-third street
North.
ANDERSON-CARLSON Thorvald Ander.
son, 27, tiewell, Or., and Hulda Carlson. 27
G(jS Corona avenue.
WILSON-BARRETT Daniel J. Wilson. 24,
227 Chapman street, and Catherine Barrett.
2". i'US (Sixteenth street.
LACE i -HA KIN e Luther H. Lacey. 23,
5f3 Pcttygrove street, and Leona Hawkins,
z. 6iu tiast Burnsiae street.
RANSDKLL-MANCHESTER John C.
Ransdell. leea.1. Portland, and Mary L. Man
Chester, lecal. Portland.
WICKWIKB-BAII.KI Henry wick wire
egal, 43.1 East Buchanan street, and Myrtle
Bailey, leeal. Hlcrtussell street.
hieuei-ji ann-olkisn r.obera A. Rlegei-
mann, legal, 1615 Macadam street, and
Hulda 51. Olsen, legal, 1121 Minnesota ave
nue.
BRUKTTE-CATACHET-George Bruette.
rsal. 215 Grand avenue North, and Ordena
Gatachet. leiral. J'7 Gantenbein avenue.
HARRIS-CRtJfcE Guy M. Harris, leeal
100 Thirty-seventh street, snd Lucrctia D.
Cruse. lecal. y0.- Jefferson street.
JOHNSON-SORLIE Arnt Johnson, legal
60 Fargo street, and Agnes Sorlie. lcsaL 82
Grand avenue. .
MOREHOl'SE-HITTCfTINflS Daniel W.
Morehouse, legal, 6."0 East Seventh street.
una Airs. u. A. ilutrhlnics, legal, lot Eat
Sixteenth . street.
ROBKK-TATES Herman F. Rober. 26,
490 East Oak street, and Lillian M. Yates, 181
464 East stark street.
RATH KEY-WATTS John J. Rathkey. 29.
6122 Eighty-eighth street Southeast, and
Amy G. watts. 20, sam addrees.
Vancouver Marriage Licenses.
HAND-SHEPERD Willard C. Hand. 48.
of Elma. Wash., and Margaret Shsperd, 42,
or rima. v asn.
PETEKSON-HALGREN Elmer Peterson.
30, ct Portland, and Hilma Halcrsn. 19, of
port i an a.
LAIDBR-PRINGLB Sam Lalder. 36. of
Portland, and Emma L. Prlngle, 20, ot Fort-
land.
JONES-HILL John Jones, 83. of Port-
and. and Carrie Hill. 22. ot Portland.
UAiiiii.KbUNUAu uiiver uauy, or
Cherrs'ville, Or.," and Anna Redmond, U3, of
Portland.
OLINGHOUSE-TETTER F. E. Ollng-
house, 44. of Portland, and Sufronio Tetter,
44. of Portl.tnd.
BERRV-TEN RICK Elmer Berry, 4S. ef
Portland, aad Matt! Ten Kyck, 83, of Port
lard. MdirOH-NEWMAN George N. McKngh.
33, of Portland, and Alice M. Newman. 25,
of Portland.
MILLER-STONEBRAKER N. E. Miller,
65, of Salem, Or., and Ida Stonebaker, 62,
of Palem. Or.
MANLEV-tV'HALEN Henry Manley. 36,
of Battle Ground, Wash., and Slyvia Whalen,
24. of Battle Ground. Wash.
DORR-WINNBRLINC John Dorr, 66, of
Portland, snd Mary Wlnnerllng, 56, of Port
land. PURPELWIAMMEN Oscar Pureell. 24.
nt Portland, and Clara Uammen, 26. of
Portland.
Births.
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Allen.
407 East Yamhill, November 23, a daughter.
N7NOMIVA To Mr. and Mrs. Tiyl Nino-
Total resources shpw an Increase of
40,1),7S7.79. and total savings de
posits an increase of 8,047,613.57.
These Increases are considered remirk-
ble in light . of tbe fact that two
liberty loan bond issues were floated
during, thia time.
I
1
NBW TORK, Nov. 37. Arrived SUamer 1
tVirit Scout. Ircra Portland, Or., via
Colon; steamer Regal us, from Saa FrattpUco, j
via Cristobal j
JQUIQUB, Nov. 20. Arrived Steamer j
Biloxl, from Ban Frant4ac. j
BflATTLI, Kov. U7. Arrived Steamer--
PRODUCTION
AGAIN INCREASED
Last month we manufactured
6,800,000 pounds of
EIVETS, BOLTS
and
- BOAT SPIKES
Can -we serve you?
NORTHWEST STEEL CO.
Portland, Oregon
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL KEPOKT.
PORTLAND. Nov. 27. Maximum trmru-r.
ature, 45 degree:; minimum. 82 d.-t-rcr".
River rending at S A. M., 1.8 fpet ; chanpe
in laat 24 hours, o.s foot rise. Total rainfHl!
5 P. M. to S P. M. . none; total rainfall
since September 1. JIMS, H.32 Inche: normal
rainfall sinre fpptember 1, litis. 11.81 liuh;
deficiency of rainfall since Seiejuher 1. 1H1
l.IXt Inches. Sunrise. 7:28 A. M. ; snnwt.
4:80 1'. M. Total sunshine November Hi. 1
hour. 33 minutes. Possible sunshine. It hourr.
2 minutes. . Slonnripe. 6:40 A. M. : juoomet.
1:24 P. M. Barometer (reduced to sou level)
at 8 P. M.. :i0.41 Inches. Relative humidity
at noon, 83 per cept.
THE WEATHER.
STATIONS.
K z 5
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5 s
O H
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1 1
S S ;
Wind I
State of
Weather.
B:lker
Boise
Boston
Calvary
ChlcuKO
Denver
Dt-s Moines . . .
Eureka
Galvaton
Helena .......
Juneaut
Kansas City. . .
Los Anireles. .
Marsh field ...
Medford
Minneapolis .,
New Orleans. .
Now 1 ork
North Head..,
North Yakima
Phoenix
Pocatelio
Portland
Ro?tehurff
S:u:ramento . .
St. Louis
Salt Lako
San Itieiro. . . .
San " Francisco
Seattle
Sitka'
Hpokane
Tacoma
Tatoosh Island
Valdezt
Walla Walla. .
Washington ..
Winnipeg ....(
321 4KO.W0. . H
l'" 3 O mi 12'N
22i 41 O.imi:. . S
lu! So'n.0:. ,'NWciear
2i 42!0.ll 14'NWiClear
22 44 0.00 l W IClear
22i 50 0.(ifl.J4 NW I't. cloudy
1'iear
N (Cloudy
Rain
401 50 0. 110 IS N li'lear
-8-11 .MIl0.l2'14IVr I'loudy
I 24! So O.liO 14 SW .'Clear
. . . : o.imji . .1 . . ..1
30 40 0. ooi.. IN (Rain .
!, 2 O.oo: . .iXE .Cloudy
80 40. 02!.. ;e (Clear
211 2!0.00i. .SB 'Clear
22 4uu.on.l4!S 'I't. cloudy
5WI 72 o.40!10!S ICloudy
2S( 41VO.OO 14;NW!Clear
40; 4.0.01 12 W ICloudy
22! R00.oo:.. ;pt. cloudy
."21 52 0.0O). .(W rioudy
IS! 2s 0.02' . :sw ,'Pt. cloudy
T.41 4i o.ortl. .!SVV 'Cloudy
3 44,0.00'. . N IClear
42 M.O.OI'So'.VWii'lear
31 ."iiJ O.UO 12 E 'Cloudy
J"i 2s 0.141. .NV'.Sno
4S; 112 0.00 .. !SW ICloudy
48' Sl 0.O2I1S .V. !ciiar
24! 420.01I12ISE Cloudy
, . .144 O.oo;
221 K20.OO' . .;s Clear
32! 4 0.00 10 SW Cloudy
42; 4 0.22 lS'W Ratn
. .32;0.00. .1 1
821 42 0.00!. .IS Clear
26 2 0.00; . .is Clear
221 42;o.oollo!sw Cloudy
tA. M. today.
day.
P. M, report of precedinc
FORECASTS.
Portland snd vicinity Probably fair:
southwesterly winds.
Oreaon and Washington Probably falr:
-fentie southwesterly winds.
loano fair: continued coia.
tKUWARD I.. WBI.LS. Met-orolrglst
!t J Z1 aV Tk Vat Iftii I aw -
3 ADMIRAL UNEL
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101 THIRD ST.
Tclcpboo
Main I486 A S889
lBssenger and FrHgbt Serelo.
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Includiuc MeaU and Berths.
S. S. ROSE CITY Sail 8 P. M-. Dec. 8.
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Tickets at Third and Washington
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