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TIIE MORNING OREGONIAK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1910. 21 APPLES ARE STEADY .El m Jonathans Bring Up to $4.50 at New York. VALUES UNCHANGED HERE fittxed Fruit Shipments Double In Past Wffk Prices on Bar reled Apples Steady. The apple markets during the past week have ruled about steady at shipping and Consuming polntsL Northwestern boxed Jonathans sold at t.t.50 In New York and 13.23 and S.1.50 In other leading ter minal markets, extra fancy boxed Jona thans bringing IlKiiiM f. o. b. Colorado and sili&JK) at Washington shipping points. In the barrel apple markets. New Tork and Rhode Island Urnnlngs AH ruled steady at tdfts.so per barrel f. o. b. ahtpplng 'points with moderate hauling and limited demand. In the consuming mar- e-.s :ew Tork Creenlnss were also steady at in New York. t.2S In Phil adelphia and IT.iOaS In Chicago. Leading fail tartetiea. A2Vi up. ranged SI.T5V- Per buhel basket t. o. b. New York shipping Point New York and Michigan Wealthys closed between 7 and S per barrel o. a. r"w sales were reported In con suming markets. ranging StS.SOcj T.50. Crimes Gold.n. A3H brought S f. o. b. cash track from storage la Virginia and held steauy at Bt JO per barrel In Cin cinnati. T1 In Baltimore and advanc ing to i.M in Philadelphia. Staymen tVlnesape. were quoted at t'tT.M p barrel and Ben Davis at i t. o. b. mhf pmg pomta. shipments of boxed apples doubled from "ek. lil cars as compared to ISO. Washington shipped i9 cars. Colorado 20O j -'. pmpments or barrel ap ples also Increased greatly. 1S cars last week and zttl this aeek. The Virginia sn ppva km cars. New York Illinois - and Michigan rjl. CHAIN HIKS ABE Ml.tKl'LY AUI AX I.D rolled barley. tS: rolled oats. $40; ground barley. ds: scratch reed. lis. CORN Whole, T0; cracked. 72. HAY Buving prices, I. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa, -."j&3u: cheat. $11919; clover. IJIO : oats and vetch, IJltj--: valley umoiay. gjef2S. Dairy and Country Prod a re. Bl'TTtK Cubes, extras. U)tfK per pound: prints, parchment wrappers. oox lota, 60c: cartons. S5c: half boxes,- more: less than half boxes. 1c more; but- terfat. No. 1. tttxtatic Der DOUnd. CHEESE Tllia.-nook. f. o. b. Tillamook, triplets. 3oc: Young Americas, 31c; long horns. 31c; Coos and Curry, t. o. b. Myrtli Point, triplets. 28c; Young Americas. SO(4a COGS Oregon ranch, candled, tUtoulic selects. rToc: eastern. ,c. POCt.TR Y Hens. 24 3uc; broilers." 33 O 28c: ducks, 23v3c; geese, 20c; turkeys. nominal. VEAL Fancy. 2o per pound. PORK. fancy. 2c per pound. - ADVANCE IN RAIL STOCKS Frails and Vegetables. FRUITS Oranges. S.75f.75: lemons 16 0 8.30 box: bananas, vfcSSc per pound apples. 11. 25 6 3.00 per box; cantaloupes, 11.221(3.23 per crate: peaches. 81c1.10 per box; grapes, 263 per box, Stsvllo per pound; pears, $2.2363: casabas, 2HC per pound. VEGETABLES Cabbage. 24 62Hc per pound: lettuce, i2.S0W2.I3 per crate: beets. 12.0U&2.73 per sack: cucumbers. i3cvi a box; tomatoes. 63f90c per box: beans. Kfrlic; green corn, So ft 40c doxen: egg plant. 7&c pound: turnips. I2.t3 per sack: carrots. 12 5 2.23 per sack. POTATOES Oregon. $2 3 2.30 sack sweet, life til e ner Dound. ONIONS Oregon. 34&3Hc per pound. Provisions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes. Choice. 84e40c standard. 363c; skinned, 13 36c; pic nic. ?3c: rnttau roll. 30c LARD Tierce basis, 32c; compound. 27 Uc ner Dound. DRV SALT Short, clear hack 4. 280 33c: Dlates. ZHfilVc: exports. 29tv32c, BACON Fancy. 96 32c; standard. 42 O 43c; choice, 3sc Maple Groceries. Local Jobbing Quotations: lil'UAK Sack ba.-lo: Fruit or berry. SS.H3: beet. SH.53; golden C, 19.13: po dered. In barrels. $10.23; cubes. In barrels. 110 411 NL'TS Walnuts, 260 34c: Brazil nuts. 33c: filberts. 3oc: almonds. 24630c; pea nuts. 1KV20C. SALT Half ground. 100s. 117 per ton: 30s. 318.73 per ton; dairy. t2tl.3062S per ton. RICK Blue Rose. 14VjC per pound. BtANS Pink. 7Vc: lima. lUSo pet pound: bayous, 7c: Mexican red. 7c. COrr&tt Hoavea. in arums, wwc- pound. ; calf c; dry a Laval tsn (mil Are Mroacer fcarhaags. Tfsrs was a mi h firmer feeling In the grain market yesterday, but business was reported quiet. Corn bids at the Merchants Exchange were raised 30c9 9 and oats -i(li. Bulk barley otrers were UjOIiJ higher and northwest ern eariey was up Mnll.M At Han Francisco December barley sold at 3J.03. Tne t liK-ago barley market closed lfec ataner. earner conditions In the middle west. as wired from Chicago: "Minneapolis. 'our. cool; Duluth, raining, cold. 40 de grees: Chicago, raining. 63; Qulnejr. clear, cool; Missouri, clear. S3 to 72: Kan ciear. ou; Kentucky and Tennessee, clear, fine: Omaha, part cloudy, cool; Davenport, ciodtiy. cool; Cincinnati, clearing op, no rain." . Terminal receipts In cars were reported by the Merchants' Exchange as follows: Wheat, llerley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland. Wed '! Year aso wl Beason to date.2.' Vear ago 44 Tacoma. Tues. .! Year ag !." Season to date. !." 1 ar ago 1 1 J'l Seattlr. Tuts.. l7 ear ago 47 Reason to dale.l-".7 lear ago l.ao 1 .... 3 It 3 13 34 II.'. K-l 223 3"U 32V 402 2.1 bin 3 3 1 1 4! .... 7". 2a 1 .... . 2 7 1 .1 11 S H7 1-3 12 4T.it 27 4T3 lll 07 ENGLISH WHEAT At REAGK ow.tl.LKR vtllrail KatlmsUca Mas ribrtnkagsi of 13 Per Cent. Foreign crop conditions are cabled by xiroomball aa follows: inlted Kingdom Official estimates of creage of wheat show a decrease of 13 per cent and oats 7.3 per cent, compared wun ine previous year. Barley acreage anchanged, and fodder Increased, while hay slightly less. Rowing has commenced under fairly favorable conditions. Thresh ings or wneat nave been about aa ex pected. The quality on the whole ha been good. '"fence There have been soma com plaints of dryness and moisture la needed In sections to further new crop prepara tions. Tnreshlnge of . wheat continue active, but yleMa are light. Barley and ats outturns are better than were earlier aati.-tpet--vl. Russia We continue to receive favor able harvest reports from all freed gov ernments. The southern regions appear to have Uberal crops. India Agricultural prospects In this country can be considered quite satisfac tory. The monsoon has weakened some what. Native food grains are quite favor able and harvest reports are good. Ppela Tie wheat crop of the country, according to official advices, la over aver age, and better than last year. 0 rLOl It BOM.HT THIS WEEK Craia Cswpwraliwa Out f .Market Owing te Atlaatlc (ogeetiow. The Inlted fttates g-aln corporation an ounces from New York It his purchased ae wheat Tour this week, due to the eongeettoo of wheat flour stocks at all Atlantic seaboard points. Tbla congestion is partly doe to the reduced supply of ceaa tonnage, resulting from unsettled ceaa transportation conditions, due to the British railway strike. The present withdrawal from the market f the grata corporation will continue so long aa present unsettled conditions are maintained. Announcement will be sent to all Intereeted when the grain corpora tion is again prepared ts receive offers of straight flour. Ocegaa Apple Shlpaeeats ia lain. Oregon app e ahtpmente la 1018 to the principal markets were; Cars.: Care. ..31 Philadelphia 3 .. l' I'lttsourg 33 . . 3 St. Louis 2 .. 2 St. Paul 2 . . 7 Washington, D. C. 31 e- .'htcago ......... 2s 4 of care. S0. New York .. p.-et-n Cleveland ... I-ir..lt In.lianapo.le Memphis . . . . Minneapolis Total aumt Haak I leariaga. Ttank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were sv follows: Clearing. Balances. Portland ;.n.M.7-' 1. ftat'le 3.'J'I2.474 t2.04tf Tacoma ............. 742.771 1N,.22 6l-aane :7'.'..4.J 84 1.111 ; T Hope. Hidea, Wool. Etc HOPS IKI9 crop. 70c per HIDKS Ureen, 2sc: salted, (2 skins. 3c; kips, 33c; dry hides. 4; it Kklns, Hoc. WOOL Territory staple, 4S3c. ac cording to shrinkage: clothing or French combing. 43w34c; half-blood combing and clothing. 43v"c: three-eighths clothing and combing. 43C63c: quarter-blood cloth ing and combing, 40037c; common and braid. 3bJOc MOHAIR 1018 clip. 43c per pound. TALl.oW No. 1. loc per pound. CASCARA BARK New. 11c per pound. Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw. barrels. 12 28: raw. cases, 12 3d: boiled, barrels, 12.28; boiled, case, 12 as. TURPENTINE Tanks, 1.1; cases. I2.nl. COAL OIL Iron barrels. 134 & 19c; tank wagon. 13Sc; cases, 24f31c LiASOl.lNE Iron barrels. 23 Vie: tank wagon. 23 Sc: cases, 34c; engine distillate. Iron barrels, loc; tank wagon, loc; cases, 2tS tc SAN FRANCIM'O PRODI CE MARKET Prices Current aa Eggs. Vegetables, Fresh Kralta. Etc.. at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1. Butter, soilu cubes, sac. Eggs Fresh extras. 79Vic; extra pullets. o4c. Cheese New firsts, unquoted: young Americas unquoted. PoJltry Hen. 3B37c large: small. 2 jr3U: loostrre, 3Kv'ioc. young: old. 18t 2Uc: fryers. 3Ut3Jc; stiuaDs. .gic; pig eo is. 12.."iOtl2.73 dosen. Vegetables Egg plant. .lOcull lug box; bell peppers. 3ot ;3c box: summer squash. 3oj73c large lug; cream, i3cyl box; to natoes. liSWh: large lug; pttatoes. rivers, white. 2r2 00 cental; sweet. 4o lb.; onions, yellow and white. $2.23 cental; Australian brown; 12.oOv2.73 cen- : cucu.nbrra oO f t .c ug; green corn. 320223 sack: garlic. 20922 4c lb.; beana arring, 3e)c lb.; wax. 3 c 3c ; llmaa, 3tf7c; celery. e3t3.73 crate. Fruit oranges, 4ij..'pO box: lemons. ii; grape fruit, jo: bananas, 89 8-eo lb.; pineapples. S2.3O0 4.3O; Bartlett pears, 13.3004 box: apples. 3Vi tier. King. 12; Beilrffleur, 11.2t.3 box: quinces, 73cf3l.oO lug box; peuchea, 7.'ic911 small box; melons, crste casabas. 30tr73c; honey dew. 73ct!ei: watermelons, llllto lb.; cantnlcuprs, standsrds. I2.30S2.73; pony. 30&2: figs, black. .cefl, single layer box: white, voce u. single layer; raup berries. 113S14 chest: strawberries. 314 13; blackberries, gioisi.1: huckleberries. mjlio lb.; plums, ooctrii 2... all vane tiea: grapes. Malaga, tl. 23s 1.30 crate: dies. $242.13 large lug box; Tokay. !1.23t) 1.30 crate; pomegranates. 12&2.30 half orange bo.x; persimmons. Sl.&OqsZ per 20 lb. bcx. Receipts Flour. 1AOO quarters; barley. 371 centals; beans, noo sacks; potatoes 3280 sacks; onions, 33oo sacks; hay, 233 tons; hidea. 4...; wine. 18.oo gallons. WALL STREET EXPECTS LINES . SOOX TO GO BACK. Steel Shares React Despite Favora ble Developments . in Strike Sit uation; Liberty Bonds Steady. ' NEW JTORK. Oct. 1. Although devel opments In the steel strike situation were considered favorable from the speculative standpoint, shares of that particular group aere almost the only Issues to manifest reactionary tendencies in today's very busy and broader stock market. This may have been due to the gyra tions of Crucible Steel, which added nointx to ita unward course during ine morning at the new maximum of 235, hut suffered a nreclDltate decline of 18 points later, closing at a loss 01 Sis mil nil An encouraging feature or tne session was the advance of rails. So far as could be learned the only basis for the strength of rails was the statement attributed to Director-General Hines. confirming u ,.n.r.i imnmiiinii that the railroads to be restored to private ownersnip at. me end of the year. l.,tul tr.ineth was RhOKO Dy lODacco, shiDolns. oaDer. rubber, machinery ana chomicai ah.ar.s In steels, equipments, motors and ran reductions of 1 to 3 DOlnts followed th late rise of call loans to 10 per cent, me market closing with air Irregular tone. Sa n amounted to 1.373.000 snares. L'tllltiea contributed to the moderate strength of the bond market, chiefly American Telephone 6s. Liinerty issues ana international were steadv. Total sales, par value, aggregated 315.530.O00. Old Inlted States bonds were uncnanges ou call. ri.nsivn rtiVV OITOTATIONS. jjasi Sales. Am Beet Sue. ?.S0 BETTER OUTLET IS SEEN COItX FIRM OX PROSPECTS OF EXPORT TRADE. OITLAXU MARKET QUOTATIONS Craia. Flowr. Feeel. Etc Merchants Exchange, boob session: Oats No. 3 whits feed Barly Standard feed No. 3 blue ...... Oct. .. 102.00 Nov. 132.30 H i SO 2.30 fa.no 3.00 Dec. 133.00 B3.30 tU.30 "Ko. 3 yellow Sn.no 3S.00 Eastern oats aad corn, bulk: St TA 32. 30 r.3o f'lb. clipped ....... 30.3O 3"-1 o. clipped ....... 32.23 Cors S'o. 3 yellow 60.00 Barley No. 2 B0.00 l.0O Corn N'o. Z yellow, January, k3 5i. askel. WHhiAT Government 'basis. 12 20 bushel. rLOCR New crop patents. 111.13: bak rs' hard wheal. 110 30tr 10 73: whole wheat. ! 03: graham, lb3: pastry flour, fi23: straights, llu. WILL-;a.D Mill run. f. o. b. mill, car. lots, ton lots or mixed cars. 1.19V 40: ton Jala or aver, delivered. 11.40 tf2 sztra; 3 on &J.OO MOO 61.30 bid: par rranrement8 Said to Be Under War to Grant Commercial Credits to Europe. CHICAGO. Oct. 1. Predictions th bsnking arrangements to grant commercial credits to Europe would soon be completed helped today to give an upward swing to he com maraet- f rices, annougn unset led at the close, were ISc to 2c net higher It h December 11.36S I.20S and May ll.24 a 1 .24 . Oats gained c to Idc. provisions tne outcome rangsa irom c decline to 3c advance. Notwithstanding that the corn market wavered a little at the opening and also at the close, sentiment during the dsy ss whole waa strongly In favor of the bulls. The fact that continued rains were ex pected to curtail the country movement furnished the Inltlsl stimulus to buyers. ronounced advances In the corn msrkets. however, did not tske place until gossip began to circulate which aroused hopes of better outiet for the Lotted Mates gen ii export trade, and. therefore, subs tantia! although indirect benefit to hold- era of corn. Lower quotations on hogs tended st first weaken provisions Later, however. here were rallies, owing to up-turns In rain and to signs of lard sales to Europe Leading futures ranged aa follows: CORN. Open. High. .11.24 127 . 1.I2S- 1.24 .. 1.3 1.41 OATS. . .7" .71 . .72i .73 ,. .69 .70 , MESS PORK. .34 on 34 82 34 00 .32.80 33 OO 32.03 LARD. .27.32 27.32 27 20 .22. DO 22.73 22.43 SHORT RIBS. .170 170 ISM .18.00 18.03 17.U2 t'ash Dficee were: Corn No. 2 mixed. ll.4Hiel.4 2 vellow. 11.41H p 1.43. Oats No. 2 white. 71!a)72Hc; So. S white. ,72c. Rye No. 2. 14S. Barley 11.21 Ol 3. Timothy 1.5 ll.JP. Clover Nominal. Pork Nominal. Lard 1 27. So. Ribs $18.23 e IB. Dec. y Oct. Dec. May Oct. Oct. Jan. Oct. Oct. I Jan. T.ow. Close. $1.24i $ 12114 1.22S 1.24 4 1.36 1.4US, .!S .7i .72 .7.1 H .68 .70 V 34.62 33.00 1.T0 18.13 !"; No. Crmla at Heui tjewnclsce. SAN FRANCISCO. Ogt- 1. Flour. S-8S. fit. B. drain Wheat, 2 t aata. red feed, 12 o 2.113; corn, minslaal; barley, feed. 2.3V3. Hay Wheat or wheat and oats. $139 15; tame oats. $i:.l; barley.. 112W16; alfalfa. $17b'22: barier straw, 309 80c bale. Minneapolis Oral a Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Oat. 1. Barley. 1 :a. Flax. $1.02 to 4 s. 10 New York Kugar Market.-' NEW YORK, OcL L Sugar, unchanged. High. Low. 07 Pji Am Can 20..-i"0 B7"4 Am Cr 4 Fdry 2.0O0 134 132 14 Am HAL pfd "0 12H14 12S Am L.OCO i;i,2isi Jin 'r Am 8m A Rfg 7.2(0 74 i.l AmSugRfg... 4.3O0 144 143 Am Sum Tib. 34..IOO IKl-i 103 Am Tel & Tel. 4..1H0 I0' DSV4 Am Z L Sin 1.7UO 23 i 21 Anaconda Cop 6.1i0 w til Atchison 4..S00 93 mht OA W I S S ..i'o 1 73 ton Baldwin Loco. 6U.7iK 144 4 1117 Vi Bait A Ohio.. fl.4"0 40 S Beth Steel B. 07.000 1011 107 A 8 Copper. l.H'O 2s 20 'allf Petrol .. 1.7ik S25 51 Canadian Pac 1.3O0 1X3 l.'.XVs C-nt Leather. . 11..MHI lo14 102 Ches A Ohio.. 1.SO0 0 S74 Chi M A St P. 11. MOO -'i 42i, Chi N W 2.4O0 01 0 Chi R I A Pac 12.300 21H 27H Chlno Copper. 2.2i 4.'!' 42 "ol Fu Iron. 1.2'hi t'i -ii orn Products. .4 - "H " 5 Crucible Steel. 22.IMIO 2.3 2oi uba Can Sug. 24.40 43i S Fd Prods. ltt.4no 1H mi v Erie 4.:i"0 1H Li's en Electric. loo iht-j, ini -H en 3Iotors .. 6.."iii0 202 2."i0 No pfd.... 4.4KO Mi, eo N'o Ore ctfs 3i0 43 43 lllnnls Cent... r.i0 94 :i- Insplr Copper. 4.100 ft KO Int M M pfd.. 6.!n limi lit nter Nickel.. H.4H0 27 2- nter Paper .. 13.3HO 63"i 62 Southern. w -" '- enn Copper.. 4.7'H) 3.1S, 4 h Iuls A Nash. ."'HI lm 1 OH Mexican Pet.. 29.7'K) 22H 221 Miami fonner. 300 201 26'i Mlilvale fteel. .?."0 33 51 4 Missouri Pac 22.000 81"4 2SV4 Montana Pow Nevada Cop... 40O 17t 17Vj N V C ex dlv. 4.10O 74 74 N T N H A II. II .OOO ::t', 32 Norf A West.. 2.hm 102 101 Northern Pac. 3.sn0 89 S S7t4 Pan-Am Pet.. 8.000 llB1 118 Pennsylvania.. 3.100 4.14 43 Pitts A W Vs. 2.4O0 34V, 33 Pittsburg Coal 1.4io 64 H 6:1 "4 Ray Con Cop. oo 23 V4 23 trading 2S.3O0 S3 '4 Sl Rep Ir A Steel 6..1HO BB"4 Sin Oil A Rfg. 22 30O S9j Southern Pac. 4S.10O lo.-.v 103 Southern Ry. . 7.30O 2i4 2.r.i Studrbaker Co 37.100 llOVj 11 Texas Co 2.SIK1 276 270 Tobacco Prods IO.mmi 1ik 104 I'nlon Pacific. 4.0"0 120 123 il'nlt Ret Sts. .1O0.4OO 1174 114'4 S Ind Alco. 14.SOO 143 138 54 L" S Steel llS.soo ios'4 lott"4 do pfd 4O0 1IH 114'4 Ctsh Copier.. 4.2"0 84V S2" West t'nicn .. 2oo 84 84 West Ele.-trlc. .1.200 fit! S"'4 Wlllys-Ovlnd. . 2..".i 34 334 National Lead 0l 83V 83S Ohio Cits Gas. 3.000 34 S3 "4 Royal Dutch.. 2COO0 104 102: BONDS. U 8 Lib S'4s...lo0 04,Atchen gen. 4s. 78 do 1st 4s.... w.i 2ti u a k K ret os. ot , do 2d 4s 04 04 N T Cen deb 6s 96 do 1st 44s. . V 3. SO Nor Pac 4s 78 do 2d 4as... 94 0OI do 3s 57 do 3d 4"s. . . 98.16 Pac T A T 6s. . 89 do4th4aS.. 94.1SHenn cv 4Ss... 92 Victory Ss... 99.96 So Pac cv 3s. ..10.1 do 4s .... ir.i.w .lomn rty os.... e Suie. 9S 66 :i.i' 12S 10S 73 ' 143 109 9'J 23 6S 172 1 :!: .19 107 26 31 1.12 1041 39' 44 91 28 43 46 87 240 41 90 1 167 2.". 87 43 94 61 118 27 64 20i 3.-. 109 221 21 3l" 6.1 17 74 33 102 89 119 43 34 64 23 83 n .-.8 104 26 117 270 IO.I 12.1 113 141 106 114 84 84 .1.1 at 33 83 f.3 102 I Fair to rood steers 7.2.10 8.25 Common to fair steers 6.005s 6.75 I Choice cows and heifers 7.7;iftS 8.23 1 Good to choice cows and heifers 7.00'b) 7.75 Medium to good cows, heifers. 6.00 4 7.00 ! Fair to medium cows, heifers S.00"t 6.00 I fanners 3.00- 4.50 ! Bulls 6.00 7.00 I Calves 8.00W16.00 Stockers and feeders O.O0W 9.00 Hogs Prime mixed 17.5018.0O Medium mixed 17.00irl7.S0 Rough heavies lo.7516.00 Pigs , 13.75&16.00 Sheep Prime lambs 11.50(S)12.S0 Fair to medium lambs I0.50fc ll.00 Yearlings 7.50 8.50 Wethers 7.50 w 8.0O Ewes 8.004P 7.00 Seattle livestock Market. SEATTLE. Oct. 1. Hogs Receipts 433. strong; prime. $17.5018.50; medium to choice. $16$17; rough heavy, $1516; pigs. 13fi ltl ilO. ' . Cattle Receipts, 224; steady; best steers. 110.506 11.25: medium to choice. 9te9.50; common to good. $67: best cows and heif ers. $76-8; bulls, $57.50; calves, $1.23 015.50. Chicago Livestock Market. CHICAGO, Oct. 1. Hogs Receipts, 12. 000, lower: heavy, $1516.50; medium, fl5.501675; light, I15.7516.75; light light, 115. 25 In, 25; heavy packing sows, smooth, $14.25(115; packing sows, rough, $13.7514.25; pigs. $14.75 15.73. Cattle Receipts. 12,000, firm. Sheep, re ceipts, 14,000, firm. Omaha Livestock Market. OMAHA, Oct- 1. (United States bureau of markets.) Hogs Receipts, 4500, mar ket sverage steady. Cattle Receipts. 5500; beef, strong; Butchers. 25c higher. Feeders, steady. Sheep Receipts, 29,000; lambs, 25 g 50c higher; sheep, steady. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1. Sheea. recelDts. 11.000, higher; Iambs. $12.75 15.85: culls and common, $8&12.25: yearling wethers, $910; ewes. $6.757.25: ewes, culls and common. $35.50: breeding ewes. 17S14: feeder lambs, $1113. ' TRADE IX BUTTER MARKET SLOW Best Grades Are Firm But Other Kinds Are Bard to Move, The cube butter market was firm on the best grades snd sales at 5859 cents were reported, but the lower grades, which were offered freely met with little demand. Prints moved slowly at unchanged prices. Iresh Oregon eggs were In small supply and firm. Jobbers quoted select hennery eggs up to 70 cents and good ranch candled at 66 cents. Eastern eggs were offered at 56 cents and others, origin not given, at ho cents. Coffee Futures Firmer. NEW TORK. Oct. 1. The market for coffee futures opened at a decline of 13 to 18 points, owing to reports of unsettled conditions In Santos, but rallied on higher Inter cables with December selling up from 14.30c to 14.35c and closing at 14.50c. Buy Ing wus also encouraged by talk or an Improving spot demand and the market closed at a net decine of 8 points on Orto ber. but generally 7 to 10 points higher. October. 14.65c; December. 14.50c: January. 14.50c: March, 14.50c:! May. 14.50c; Ju4y, 14..iOc: September. 14.50c. Spot coffee, fair; Rios 7s. 1517c: Santos, 23 c. Eastern Dairy Prodnce. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Butter firm: creamery higher than extras, 64'frB.le; creamery extras. 3Htf4c: firsts. MWttHo. Kggs strong: fresh gathered extras, no ff68c: extra firsts, 3i&6.1c: firsts. 606: cneese steady, uncnangec. CHICAGO. Oct. 1. Butter, unsettled: creamery, 49ff62c. Kggs. unsettled: receipts 7iuz cases firsts. 31j)5Sc; ordinary firsts. 44g-43c: t mark, cases Included. 4548c: strong packed firsts. 5455c. Poultry, alive higher; springs, 27c; fowls, 21027c. Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Os.. Oct. 1. Turpentine, nothing doing, 11. 50 1.53 : sales, none; receipts. 229 barrels: shipments, 12 bar rels: stock. 0083 barrels. Rosin, steady: sales, 546 barrels; re ceipts. 821 barrels: shipments. 472 bar rels: stock, 41,16.1 barrels. Quote: B, 1.1.1.1: P. 115.30; E, si. 1.5.1; F, 115.5.1; G. 1.1.85: H. 116.05: I. 117.00: K. 119.00: M, 20: WO,' 21.30; WW, $22.30. Metal Market. NEW TORK. Oct. 1. Copper, quiet. Electrolytic, spot and last quarter, T2& 3c Iron and antimony, unchanged. Lead, quiet: spot, 6.75c bid; December, $6 fl.-ie bid. Spelter, weak. East St. Louis delivery. spot, offered at ic. ' U S ref 2s reg.'too do coupon . .loo U s cv 3s reg..89 do coupon .. .80 U S 4s reg 106 do coupon ..106 A T T cv 6s.l01 L'nlon Pac 4s U S Steel 6s. . Anglo-Fr 84 99 98 Bid. Mining Stocks at Boston. BOSTON. Oct. 1. Closing quotations: Alloues Arts Com! . . Cal A Arls . Cal A Hecla Centennial . Cop Range . East Butte . Franklin ... Isle Royalle . r.ake Copper , uuhawk .. . . 41 North Butte .... 1.1 . 14 -old Dominion .. 41 . 74jOsceola 60 .408 Qulncy 6x . 16 Superior 6 . 51 ISup A Boston... 8 . 17 Shannon 2 . 44 tah Con 9 . .34Winona 1 . 5 Wolverine 2.1 . 60 jireene Cananea. 33 Money Exchange, etc. NEW YORK, Oct. 1. Bar silver $1.19. Mexican dollara unchanged. LONDON, Oct. 1. Bar silver 64d per ounce. Money snd discount unchanged. Seattle Feed and Hay. SEATTLE. Wash., Oct. 1. City delivery: Feed: Mill. $45 per ton: scratch feed, $811; feed wheat. $82; all-grain chop, $74; oats, $02; sprouting oats. $71: rolled oats. $04; whole corn, $74; cracked corn, $76; rolled barley, $71; clipped barley, $76. Hay Eastern Washington timothy mixed. $368 37: double compressed, $40; alfalfa. 31tfS2; atraw, 15tI6; Puget sound, $31. CATTLE RECEIPTS LARGE SMALL RUN OF OTHER STOCK AT NORTH PORTLAND. Prices Are Steady and Unchanged in All Lines Trade of Fair Volume. There was a good run of cattle at the stockyards yesterday, but not much in other lines. Trading was only moderately active during the day and pricea on all classes of stock were reported as steady. Receipts were 347 cattle, 1 calf and 88 hogs. The day s sales were as follows &3 hogs.. 17 hogs.. 5 hogs.. hogs.. 7 hogs. . 2 hogs.. 2 hogs. . 3 hogs. . 8 hogs.. 6 hogs.. 5 hogs. . 55 steers. 6 steers. 3 steers. 4 steers. 2 steers. 15 steers. 1 steer.. 1 steer. . 1 steer.. 0-cows. . 2 cows. 1 cow... 3 cows. 14 cows. 1 cow . , . 4 cows Wt. Price. I 166 $18.00120 cows.. 2o 17.001 7 cows.. 17.75:11 cows.. 17.001 1 cow. . 183 18.00 3 cows.. 143 17.001 4 cows.. 1S.OO) 6 cows. . 273 175 Wt. Price. IM17 $ 6.7.1 403 6.73 215 133 17.00 7 cows, 34.1 10.00 1 cow. . 242 17.00 3 cows. 190 18.00 1 bull.. 940 8. 3111 2 cows. 1020 8.50( cow. . 810 S.Ool 4 cows. 1250 7 60120 cows. U.'.O 8 0O-23 cows. 1O40 8.301 1 bull.. 940 9.751 1 bull.. 990 9.00! 1 bull.. 1080 T.Sol 1 bull.. 983 6 (Mil 1 bull. . 1020 6.00! 1 bull.. 1140 6.001 lcalf... 240 13.00 11.10 6.001 7 year!.. 82 8.50 1112 6.751 6 lambs.. 86 11.50 Iim.O 6.75 16 lambs.. 76 1150 1123 6.731 5 lambs.. 74 9.30 The day's aales "were as follows: Cattle Best steers $ 9.7.1410.75 Good to choice steers 9.2519 l.75 1100 1120 11. -.0 1090 1H30 1020 880 woo 1700 1143 130 1O50 1020 97.1 1240 1400 1700 1210 1320 1400 6.75 6.75 7.50 T.50 6.00 6.00 T.O0 7.00 6.00 7.35 4. SO 6.00 7.20 7.3.1 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.75 6.73 Potato Market Is Weak. The local potato market was weak with the demand restricted and supplies large. Good quality Burbanks and Gems were held at $2.2518 2.40 and a few lots at $2.50, while poorer grades sold down to 2. Decline in Shortening Checked. An advance of half a cent a pound In an eastern brand of shortening Indictes that the decline In this commodity has been checked for the time being and a resumption of buying by retailers is looked for. Dried Fruit at New Tork. NEW YORK, Oct. 1. Evaporated apples, dull and easy. Prunes. Inactive. Peaches, dull. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. High prices pre vailed here today In the cotton goods mar ket. An advance In gcay cloths wes msrked, but fancy goods drew fancy prices. Hons at New York. NEW YORK. Oct. 1. Hops, firm ciflc coast, 1919. HKi&i77c. Four Exceptional Bond Issues CITY OF EDMONTON GOLD NOTES $133,500 To Yield 6 Due 1939 CITY OF EDMONTON GOLD NOTES 316,000 l To Yield 6 Due 1924 CITY OF REGINA, Province of Saskatchewan $ 1 9,000 To Yield 64 Due 1923 PROVINCE OF SASKATCHEWAN 4 GUARANTEED BONDS OF THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILROAD $100,000 To Yield 6.10 Due 1939 The first three issues yielding 6 are direct tax obligations of the cities issuing them. The last bond issue yielding 6.10 is an uncondi tional principal and interest yield guarantee, but indorsed by the Province of Saskatchewan. Liberty and Victory Bonds If you must sell your Liberty or Victory Bonds, sell to us. If you can buy more Liberty or Victory Bonds, buy from us. On Wednesday, October 1, 1919, the closing market prices were as Kfven below. They are toe poverningr prices for Liberty and Victory Bonds all over the world, and the highest. We advertise these prices daily In order that you may always know the New York market and the exact value of your Liberty and Victory Bonds. 1st 2d 1st 2d Sd . 4th Vlot'ry Viet'ry 8 iris 4s 4s 4s 414s 4a 3s 4n Market 100.04 95.20 94.02 95.44 94.00 9G.12 94.14 99.90 99.83 Interest 1.04 1.19 1.&2 l.UJ .20 1.97 1.38 1.74 Total 101.08 96.39 95.54 "When buyinK we deduct 37c We sell at the New York market plus the accrued interest. 96.70 95.62 96.32 96. 11 101.28 101.62 on a 750 bond and S2.50 on a 11000 bond. Burglar and Fireproof Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent, v - Open Until 8 P. M. on Saturdays. MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc. Telephone The Premier Municipal Bond House. Capital one .Million Dollars. MorriA BntMlng, 309-311 Stark St., Bet. 5th and 6th. B road u ay 1.51. Established Over !5 Year. Wilson-Heilbronner Co. ! Announce their acquisition of the E. IP. HUTTON CO. WIRES i.XD SERVICE i - and the offices at 201-202-203 Railway Exchange BuIIdlns; They have direct wire connections) with erery exchang-e la 'the eonntry.' and will bay or sell any Railroad, Industrial, Strrl, Copper, Grain or. Cotton Stocks or Bonds traded la. YOUR BUSINESS IS COURTEOUSLY SOLICITED. r Wilson-Heilbronner Co. 5 THE HEILBROXNER CO. Butte, Mont. PORTLAND, OREGON, l'honrsi Slain Correspondents I E. V. MUTTON CO, New York. CLEMEST, CURTIS CO., Chicago. HAVDEN, STOKE A CO, Boston. BONDS GOVERNMENT-MUNICIPAL CORPORATION G. E. MILLER & COMPANY Phone Main 4195 INVESTMENT SECURITIES 205-6 Northwestern Bank Building-. Anglo-French Bonds To Net 7.50 Government and Municipal Bonds Bought and Sold' I nevereaux RGmpanV 87 Sixth Street Broadway 1042 . Ground Floor Wells-Fargo Building GREAT DEMAND EXHAUSTS SUPPIT OF LICENSE BLANKS. FranHc Calls for More Come From All Over State Weather Is Ideal for Ducks. For the first time in the history of the Oregon fish and game commission it found itself yesterday with its sup ply of hunting: and fishing licenses entirely depleted, and despite the frantic telephone calls of hunters throughout the state the commission was unable to supply the heavy de mand for those who wanted to go gunning for the China pheasants, wild ducks and geese. - - Carl D. Shoemaker, state game war den, put In emergency order to the state printer for 4000 licenses, and these are expected to arrive by the latter part of the week. The fish and game commission this year had 45,000 licenses printed, this being the largest number ever sold by the state. It was believed this would be sufficient, but the ideal weather for duck hunting on the opening day of the season caused hundreds of per sons to cast their eyes longingly to ward the duck lakes. 'This rain which came on the open ing day of the duck season insures one of the bent shooting seasons in many years, and reports reaching this office today indicate that the duck hunters bagged close to the limit," said Game Warden Shoemaker last I night. "Those hunters who were un- ' ,hl. 1 nowise injure their chances to get their full share of these wild fowl." ALBANY TEACHERS UNITE Organization to Send Representa tive to National Federation. ALBANY, Or., Oct. 1. (Special.) About 50 per cent of the teachers of the Albany public schools are enrolled in an organization recently formed to be known as the Albany Teachers' association. Whether or not the new association will affiliate with the National Federation of Teachers has not been determined, ' but the local association will send a representative to a meeting in Portland some time this month which will be attended by a representative of the national organization. O. D. Byers. principal of the Junior ROBERTSON & EWING LIBERTY BONDS .v York Quotations Interest Included. First Second First Second Third Fourth 3s.. . 4s.. . 4s.. . 4ys.. . 4y4s... 4V4S... 4'is.. . Victory 4s.. .$101.08 . fMt.HU . .V.4 . MI.70 . 93.a . iH)..ia . Dfl.i: . 101.64 Wt Buy and Sell Any Amount. FEDERAL TAX EXEMPT 6 BONDS Local Securities 207-8 Northwestern Bank - Building. PORTLAND, OR. ' the association and other officers named as follows: ii. A. Hudson, vice president; Miss Zina byers, secretary, and Miss Bertha Lee, treasurer. Os car Williamson was chosen delegate to the meeting In Portland. Phone your want ads to The Orego- high school; was elected president ofjnian. Main 7070, A 6095 TMrne4nC sA9fl Ike Wall Street JsetmI Landladies in London are forming an association for the protection of their common interests. wnim i ble to procure licenses because of the unexpected shortage will be able to get them within the next few days, and so plentiful are the ducks this fall that the few days of waiting will in 9 Investors, read Ike Wall Street .kraal & 2 fy The Invrstinsr Power of the Iollar is Great er Than Its Purchas ing Power. ai a y Investors read Y The WII Street Jsnmal & ifr: 0NEY now tucked away in safe govern ment, municipal and corporation securities prom-' ises more profit than mere return in interest. With the decrease of living costs the money eo invested INCREASES pro portionately in ex change value thus adding profit to profit. Write or Cal Ifor Our Lists of "Better Bonds." :lark.kllull&co SALE OF 20 NAVY CRUISING MOTOR BOATS t0 SrBMARINK CHASERS 110 feet long. fitiO I. H. P., equipped with I. H. P. six-cylinder, heavy-duty, gasotina enslnes. many with radio, will be sold by sealed proposals, receivable st the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart- ment. Washington, D. -'., until rj o clocn October . iv iv. noon. Sub-Chaser No. now In 1st Naval District. Boston. Mass. Sub-Chasers No. 202. No. 150. No. 112, No. 149, No. 115. No. 114, No. 157. No. 113 and No. 344. now in Sd Naval District. Brooklyn. N. Y. Sub-Chasers No. 842, No. 348. No. 345, now in 4th Naval Dis trict, Philadelphia. Pa. Sub-Chasers No. 77. No. 80 and No. 84. now in 6th Naval Dis trict, Charleston. S. C. Sub-Chasers No. 33S and No. 333, now In 8th Naval District. New Orleans. T.a, Sub-chaser No. 297. now In 12th Naval District. San Fran cisco. Cal. Sub-Chaser No. 800. now in 13th Naval District. Bremer ton, Wash. Exact location may be ascertained from the Commandant of the District concerned, and should be obtained before making trips for inspection. Sales will be for cash to highest bidder. 10 per cent de posit required with bid. Right to reject all bids reserved. Forms of proposal, in formation concerning- the vessels, and the terms of sale obtainable from Bureau o Supplies and Accounts or Commandants of above districts. JOSKPHVS DANIELS, secretary of the navy. 8-11-19. If Investors read The TVll tStreet Jgnraal An Extra Pay Check Every Month. Why not place your investments so that you will have a payment of interest or dividend falling due each month? If you invest $1000, par value, in each of the following four securities you may look forward to a special "Pay Check" each month. The January, April, July and October checks would be for $30 each ; the March, June, September and December checks for $20 and the February, May, August and November checks for $15. The average monthly return on your $4000 investment would be $21.66. Would a salary increase of that amount be acceptable? Interest or Price to ' Name of Issue. Dividend Months. Yield City of Klamath Falls, Or., 6 Bonds .January-July 5.125' Quaker Oats Company 6 preferred stock 1 . . .February-May August-November 6.06 Willys Corporation 8 preferred stock .March-June September-December 8 A. 0. Smith Corporation 6 notes ...April-October 6.25 Write for details on our entire list. LUMBERMENS TRUST COMPANY Bonds ' Trusts Acceptances Lumbermens Building Fifth and Stark Six Hundred Thousand Dollars in Capital and Surplus. 'Service Covers the Northwest and Encircles the Globe" Transmitting Funds Across Seas F YOUR personal or commercial requirements necessitate the sending of money to foreign countries you will be interested to know that the TTavpi' o-n DPTifirtment of the Northwestern National Bank forwards funds at favorable rates even to places where there are no banking facili ties. This is done by insured,, registered mail, irom our correspondent bank in the nearest city directly to person or firm named. We also issue drafts to those who wish to send remittances direct to cities and towns where there are banks. Ask us about money transfers to the following countries : Belgium Hungary France Serbia Norway Denmark Austria Czecho-SIovakia Germany Italy Poland Sweden Bulgaria Jugo-Slavia Greece Syria Roumania Finland The Northwestern National Bank Northwestern Bank Building Portland, Oregon s
