TIIE MOItXING OTtEGOXIAX, SATURDAY, XOYE3IBER 2G, 1921
21
APPLE STOCKS LESS
s THAN YEAR AGO
Supply Also Lighter Than
Five-Year Average.
The coast markets have not yet been seri
ously affected by the Importations from
Australia. The first shipment to reach
San Francisco on Tuesday consisted of
6'38 cubes of 56 pounds each. A smaller
shipment of 2S.000 pounds arrived the
following; day.
Eggs are coming In freely following the
storm, and while prices have not yet been
changed, some of the handlers are looking
for a lower market soon, San Francisco
received 1650 cases of Australian eggs on
Tuesday.
EARLIER CLEAN-UP LIKELY
" - vur """'" ,"ow: yesterday were as follows:
r.g lots ot ureiron apples were sold: 1029 I Clearing.
fccxei Kewtnwm, extra fancy, small to I Portland .JO.ai 6.R2S
neiilum. J.334ii.50r few verv S3 0 Seattle 8.514,8111
ta. n .i... w . ...... Tacoma
,., ,u ""- Spokane
T2.00; small lot $2.80: fancy, small to I PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS
ledlum, 1 1.90 Q2.3.1, few $2.50; C grade
ActlTe Movement In Oregon Fruit
at New York and Chicago
. . ' Auction Sales.
Total cold storage holdings ot boxed ap
ples In the Unitad States on November 1
were 8,143,000 boxes, as compared with
878,000 boxes on the same date last year.
(rd 2.SO8.0O0 boxes the five-year average
for November
Total holdings of barreled apples on
November 1 we 1,815,000 barrels cam
pure! with 3,516,000 barrels the five-year
average.
Reduced to barrel measure the total sup
ply of apples aval'able to the trade In the
United states compares as follows:
Barrels.
November 1, 1021 S.M)S.000
November 1, 10-0 4.475,0(10
i-'ivo-yea.- average 3. H01. OOO
Delayed Turkeys Are Disposed of.
A number of delayed shipments of tur
keys arrived yesterday, but they were all
disposed of, though at-lower prices than
prevailed during Thanksgiving. Most of
the aaios yesterday were made at 40 cents.
There u a fair demand for live poultiy
at generally steady prices.
Intorect In the dressed meat market was
light. Fork was weak at 13 cents fcr
the bet! Veal sold fairly well with some
iles at 14 cents.
Week's Wheat Shipments larger.
World shipments of wheat for last week
and the same week last year were:
Week ending Week en ling
Nov. 10. ncll. Nov. 20. V2').
TJ. 9,-Canada... . S.OTS.ono 8,077.000
Argentina 60S.0OU
Australia l.liOO.ooo CI. 000
Others 8.000
TRADE EXTENSIVE
LIBERTY ISSUES REACH NEAV
HIGH GROUND FOR YEAR.
Transcontinental Railway Securi
ties Share in Broad Demand
From Investment Sources.
Total 11,551.000 S.741.00O
Shipments for the season to date com
pare as follows:
Total since Same period
.Tulv 1. 1021.1ast reason.
tl. s. -Canada 2oi.;4.ooo i!3.,!s.-.,iioo
Argentina n.'.'-'s.ooo 3.2-"(.uuu
Australia, 28.052,000 12.KWI.oim)
Others .... 2,258,000 12-S.OOU
Phell TAT...
Sinclair
St Oil Cal...
Stand Oil Ind
Sloss Shef ...
South Pacific.
Sou Pac
do pfd
!t L 8 F...
Stromberg cb
Studebaker ..
Swift & Co...
Ten Cp & Ch
Texas Oil
Texas Pacific
do C & O..
Tob Products.
Tran Cont OH
Union Oil Del
Union Pac ...
United Alloy.
United Drug..
United Fd 3d
United Fruit..
Utd Kt Stores
U S Ind Alco
U S Rub
do 1st pfd.
Total
. .247.400.000
245,031.000
Breadstuff Kx ports Decline.
Exports from the United States In Oc
tober ct this and last year were:
Oats. bu?hels .
Rye. bufchels . . .
Wheat, bushels
Flour, barrels
Oct 1020.
2,5 1 4.TS4
1,417 2:12
44 2.0.-.5
'2.01IU.1U2
S.H02,II77
1.U0U.7TU
Barley, bushels
f rom a statistical point of view the po- I corn, bushels
filtlon of the market Is not unfavorable
rd were buying conditions throughout
he country normal values would be on a
irm basis.
Not many cas.i sales of carlots are be
g reported fro-n shipping points but there Barley, bushels
some business la rollers. Wcnatchee sold I Corn, bushels
xtra fancy im:i Winesaps at $2. Yak- hD.r,h.i.
ma sold medium to large fancy Staymans I Wheat, bushels
1 35. choice at si. 10; Rome, fancy, me- Flour, barrels
ilim rt larva at 11 '. U7lna..n. ., I
,.il , tt "i i,i. ii -. i I rass UMTlMi,
xxtnit cieannss ui inn uHuwcaiciubni
Oct.. 1021.
. 2.0S2.2.-.5
. 8.210.IMH
01U.7HO
. 1.07O.2.I4
.18,3(11, S07
. 1.550.578
Exports for the first 10 months of 1021
and 1U-0 compare:
jiii.
22.4H3.1S1
114.1S0.407
2.IW4.000
27.102. 121
2--i.-i.SIMl. 7:17
14.. -i40,578
1920.
1S.T11.30S
12.8!)0.:i5
11.034.105
4B.tU1.72fl
1HH.348.81
17.801.408
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. Stocks were
listless at the opening of today's session.
becoming steady at midday and develop
ing general strength, before the close. The
movement seemed to have Its basis mainly
on easier money rates, call loans declining TJ S Smelting.
from.fi to 4t4 per cent on liberal offerings, u h Meet..
UnnHa curat. nlanlaus .i,l.,tllnt I dO Pfd
strength on large and diversified dealings U-h. Copper
In vh riv or tne UDertv aeries esULD- - -- -
, . l.-w j - - ..I do pfd .
.. v. . if ViTJ . k-h Vanadium Stl
c.s.uuu ..... ...s..c. ... vivamlou
list, was luminutru vy f legca uiuiuuitiaiai W'abash
which reacted sharply. 4 do A pfd
Pools resumed their banish tactics . in l o B pfd.
specialties of the chemical, utility, metal, I TVells-Far.ro
leather and miscellaneous divisions with- Western Pac
out evoked perceptible public response, butt do pfd
rails ncved to higher e-round as a result I Westrn Union
of steady and substantial accumulation. Westh E & M
Tn Ihn nftnr-nnnn n inrf.n ilrlv. n arn Inn) 1 VV est Md
the shorts In Mexican Petroleum was White Motors
accompanied by advances In domestic Willys Overld
Issues, the Standard Oil group again com- " W'.'C-
Im forward. Sales amounted to 735.0110 ."'Pn racag
. - . ' i wooiwortn
The statement of the British foreign
minister, dealing with the xni'Uary policy
( the French government, probably con
tributed to unsettlement in foreign ex-
Worth Pump..
W Li E
White Oil....
ioo s. s st
1.50l 2.i 23. 23 4
4.7O0 ul 87 00H
87
1.500 40!4 39 40
11, TOO 80'i 70S SOU
1.2O0 20 "4 10H 20
I.TOO 4:1 4'.) 4111,
4.1O0 23 22i 23
100 31 31 30H
6,400 75 74 Vi i
...... ..... ..... 98ii
""boo "&'i "oii
12.000 48 4 45 40
S.flOO 2." 25 2-ii
6,100 30 29 30
. ROD 60 60 AO
1.600 10 9 ' 10
1.100 21 20 20
5,ih) lists 125 . 128
1O0 23 25 25
1,100 72 V, 70 72
500 11 11 11
1.000 120 120 120
9,700 M 52 '4 C3
2,400 40 3!H 40
8(10 49 48 4
31)0 95 95 94
200 33 33 33
8,900 83 .82 S3
5O0 112 112 112
3 01)0 58 67 68
0OO 32 32 32
loo 7 78 75
8,000 32 31 ."-2
500 7 7 7
300 7 7 7
8.500 52 21 22
"200 "ei" 'hi" 64
400 20 20 20
200 59 5S 59
200 90 80
r.O0 47 47 7
900 0 9 3
i'.snn "" "5 5
700 27 27 20
2.600 29 28 28
123
200 42 42 42
200 8 7 7
1.400 13 13 13
BONDS.
changes, the Paris rate falling nearly 15 U S 2s, reg. . . 'lOON T C deb 6s.
points, with reactions In other continental
quotations.
Liberty Issues and high-grade rails, such
as isortnern raciric. ureat Northern,
Burlington 6s and numerous minor
do coupon. .lOOilNor Pae 4s.
do 4a. reg..")! ao as
do cv 4s. cp.104 Vi IPac T T Ks..
Pan 3s. reg... 7Penn con 4s.
An i-nunnn.. 7fliA So Pac cv 5s.
108 p0 rianway os.
99
84
r.o
90
94
93
1)0
. j . . . . . i T A T av fli
oonas, pariicipatea in me oroaa inquiry!". - - i," . i.ifi 4. suv.
from investment sources. Tractions also ten Gen 4s 85 Pfifl 4
were strong with several ot the Inter- D cn "ilu 8 Steel 88
488.640
2,277.559
Balances.
11,822.18!)
2,183,433
70,41)2
1,040,038
iniall to medium, l.OOfi 2.15; 3550 boxes
sewtowns, extra fancy, large, $2.4082,75.
"W high as $2.90, small to medium 2.1!
2.40; :ew 12.50. fancy, medium to large.
2.75; small, 1.)52.20: C grade, all sizes
1.152; 500 boxes Delicious, extra fancy.
iigo, 3J3.20; medium, $2.202.70; small.
l.02.15; 535 boxes Ortleys, extra fancy,
arge, J2.502.75; medium, t2.252.4I
ancy, medium to large, 2.302.35; 2333
exes Spltzenberss, extra fancy, large,
2.00; medium, $2.252.55; small, 12.05
?2.1B; fancy medium to large, $2.15:
mall, 1.702.05; C grade, all sizes,
Grain. Flour. Feed, Ete.
Merchants' Exchange, noon session:
-rlla-
Nnv. Dec.
. 1.05 1.05
1.114 1.U4
Wheat
Hard white ....
Soft white ....
White club ....
Hard winter ...
Northern spring
Red Walla ....
Corn
No. 8 E. T. shlnm't.. 27.50 25.00
FLOUR Family patents. 17 per barrel
whole wheat. $0 20; graham, fil; bakers'
hard wheat. $7.05: bakera' bluestem pat
ents. $0.55: valley soft wheat. $5.60
airaiirnt. i.i.s.
1.04
1.04
1.04
.98
1.04
1.04
1.04
.98
Jan
$ 1.03
1.0
1.00
1. 00
1.00
.95
KIT T E-Pf n D-I..A a . i.i. irm
t.oowi.80; very itrge high as $2.10; com- run. $20 ner ton: midlines. 134: rolled
Ined, extra fancy and fancy, all sizes, $2.0S I barley, $34(iH36: rolled oats, 136; scratch
12.26; 1005 boxc- Newtowns, extra fancy. Ie'nA:.- p'.rt '?n- .
ante. 2.B0ffi2 7i sm.i; m,i. tni, noie, .i4. cracKea, jn per ion
- ' " - - .... . - - HAV Kllv nD npl.a r n r. Cn.t anrt
i'2.4B; fancy, all sizes, $2.05S.B0; com- I Alfalfa. $14.50 per toii: he'at. $12 12.50
Ined. extra fanc and fanav mAffiiim n I oat and vetch. $14.50'!t15: clover. t!2
urge, $2.102.f5: 735 boxes Wlnte. I "?."y: '' W "- eastern uregon
ananas, extra lancy, large, $3.402.50.
ncdlum, mostly $2. few high as 12.50:
ir.au, $1.8091.90; fancy. large, 2.102.2.
edium to large. $2.102.35; small, $1.7$
At tie Chicago auction, Oregon Stav-
nns, fancy, small to medium, brought
I B01.96,. averaging $1.00. Spltzenbergs.
holes, medium, sold at $1.901)2.05. Chl-
tlmothy, $184 18.50.
Dairy nnil Country Frodnre.
BUTTER Cubes, extras. 4243c lb.
prints, parchment wrapped, box lots. 47c;
cartons, 4sc. Butterfst, buying prices,
No. 1 erade. 43c. delivered Portland.
EQGS Case count,-54?55c doz. : candled
rancn, inwove: association firsts. &ic: as
sociation selects, 00c; association pullets,
60e.
CHEESE Tillamook triplets, price to
ago aiso quoted Oregon Ortleys. extra I Jobbers f. n. b. Tillamook. 20c: Young
ancy, arge, at 2.502.75. and medium Americas. -'(c pound
$2.252.S0.
POULTRY Hens. 1827c: springs. 21e:
ducks. 20025c: geese, 1820c: turkeys,
iiv-. nominal; nressed, 40c pound.
i-i ikk. h ancy, l.lc ner pound.
VEAL Fancy. 13i4c per pound.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Ijocal Jobbing quotations:
FRUITS Valencia nranres. I5iT ner
. "ei oraoKes. o per oox: lemons.
$6W7: grapefruit, $4.50if7.50 per box;
OCAL WHEAT BIDS ARE HIGHER.
11 Grades for November and December
Delivery Rained One Cent.
The local wheat market was firmer with
he eastern advances, but no great amount
i uuaiuess was reported done. All grades bananas. 809c per pound; applen, $14
" cent nicner on Did ror the Novem- DO pears, i22.50 . box; huckleberries,
cr and December deliveries. January lniei,c per Pund: grapes. California red
neat ranged irom unchanged to 2 cents '7 ' """"k'. )i;c pounn
-er cab. 3f3e pound: cranberries. Ore
The coarse raln mrv.. ... .SLS"W-.8 P box : eastern. $21 per
o offers for oats or barley.
me Canadian crop is estimated, accord-
g to Russell's News Bureau, at 330,000,.
294,000,000 bushels
000,000 bushels, against
d oats at 510.000.000
usneis. against 400,000,000 bushels.
Argentine shipments tnls week were
rO.OOO bushels wheat, 2,820,000 bushels
orn and 303,000 bushels oats.
North American exports this week were
I- t-atnauian crop I
ig to Russell's News
H0 bushels, against
i st year; rye at 26,000
.'.000.000 bushels, and
bushels wheat and flour, and 4c: pink. 5c: I'lma, 7W7c; red. 6c per
000,000
.250,000 bushels corn
Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported
y the Merchants' exchange as follows:
Whpil. Tlaa KM., n-.. II...
Year ago 124
canon to date. .16.03U
Year ago 7,204
'acoma, Wedns. 8
Year ago 20
ason to date.. 5,005
Year ago 2,820
cattle, Wedns.. 2
Year ago i
eason to date.. 4,036
Year ago 2,723
barrel; pomegranates. $3 per box.
nITATO KS Oregon. $1.75T2 ner hnn
dred: Yakima. $2f 2.2.1 per hundred; sweet
pomioes. 4H4c per pound.
nxinxs-Yellow, ti.snax ner hundred
VEGETABLES Cabbage. !2c Pound:
lettuce. $2.r.0T3.75 crate: carrots, $1.50r
i.i.i per sck: game. izvllc nounrt:
bets. $1.50ifr2 per box; cucumbera. $1.B0
wvz.-a per oozen: beans. )0'6,12c per lb.:
eelerv. 70c?f$l per dozen: green nennera.
80120 per lb.: cauliflower. $101.50 per
dozen: pumnklns, 2ff8c per pound:
squash. 23c: sprouts, 17e: bean.
4 1
3 S 4
124 1,009 489
115 305 200
1
6
78 738 76
40 420 67
6
6 4 6
110 1,102 260
158 102 ISO
15
761
845
2
405
473
B
3
802
006
UTTER RESERVE STOCKS SMALL
gg Holdings Are Moch ITravlrr Than a
Tear Ago.
Total holdings of creamery butter In
Tnlted Stntea storages are 2:i 784 nnn
ounds leas than last year and egg hold
igs sre 549.000 cases greater, according
the official figures for November 1
loldlngs compare with last year as fol
lows:
10"
rreamery butter 78,014,000
acKing stock butter l.soo.noo
merican clieese. . . ,43.01.',ooo
wise cheese 4,041,000
rick and Munster. . 1,711:1000
Imliurgor 1.127.000
uttnge, pot and bak
ers- 3.170,000
renm nnu Aeuicna
fov. 1..
tel
II other cheese. .. .
ise eggs
rozen eggs
rollers
oaaters
owla
nrki'Vs
I lscellaneous
312.000
. B.I 577. 000
. 4,387,1)110
.20.101.0110
.1O.4S0.0O0
. 8,854.000
. 3.032.O00
. 2,102.0110
. 9,703.000
1020.
101,778.000
3. 528. 000
48.-.IU!.(I00
-5.24S.OO0
1.742.0O0
1,270.000
5,403,000
187.000
6.580.000
3,8;is.ooo
20.401, 0O0
0,7. -.11.000
5.231.000
4.204.OO0
870. 000
10,051.000
krri.E MARKET IS STIFFENING
arge Movement of Fruit Reported by
Hood River Shippers.
HOOD RIVER, Or.. Nov. 25 fSnenlnl 1
-Apple shippers litre say that the market
nrKinniiig to snow a little stiffening
Itnouath no material betrnnent In prlcaa
oaiwacu nriore aooui fenruHry 1, when
le large quantities of earlv vnritiB hB
ave been rolled to eastern si,,m. h...
een cleaned up.
lite apple mnrkct Is gettlns- a utti.
etter In this way." says P. F. Olark. sales
mnager ot the Apple (irowers' association
rhere has been a good movement of fruit.
muuKu uie price snows no increase. For
ma time no apples have been moving"
"I think the apple market is .v..
rade." says Walter Wculnnrt nt n-
Vuille A Co., "although I do not look, for
ny material Improvement for about two
Ull ills.
pound; bayo, 60 per pound.
8taple Groceries.
T,o"n! Johblng quotntlons:
SUGAR fsack basis) Cane, grannlsterl
6.35c pound: beet, 6.15c.
nuts Walnuts, new rron. soft shell 4
31c lb.; Brazil nuts 18W20c: filberts. 20
25c: almonds. 2627c: peanuts. 8o r,r
pounn.
RICE Blue Rose, 7o per pound: Japan
style. 6e per pound.
COFFEE Roasted, bulk. In drums, 18
35; e per pound.
SALT Granulated. bales. $3.20W4.OB:
half irroond. ton 60s. $17.20: inn. 16.25.
HONEY Comb, new crop, $66.30 per
case.
DRIED FRT'ITS Date. $7 per esse;
flej. $t.40fS.7.,l per box: apples. 16c lb.:
peaches. 15M7c; aprlcota. 23'526c;
prunes, 7 12c.
UTTER COMING. MARKET CLEANED.
ast 1'rlces Not Seriously Affected by
Imports From Australia.
The resumption of butter shipments from
a country found the market practically
re ana prices therefore continued firm.
STORAGE EGGS
WANTED
T.nrfre lots preferred. Sell now.
The longer you hold the less you
will get. Let us know.
TIIK. SAVIXAll CO.. INC.
KK) Front at., Portland, Or.
Hides. Hops. Fte.
TAT.T.OW No. 1. 4c; No. 2. 9c per pound.
CASCARA BARK 5c a pound delivered,
Portland.
HOPS 1921 crop, choice. 2626c per
pound.
HIDES Fresh cured. ' Be per pound:
bulls. 4c; calf. 12c per pound; kip. 7e; dry
hides. 9c: dry salt hides. 7e per pound
PELTS Dry pelts, full wool. 8a10c
pound: salt pelts, 8550o each, according
to size.
WOOL Mow clip. 8i0c per pound.
MOHAIR New clip, 16c per pound, de
livered Portland. .
' Provisions.
Local Jobbing quotations:
HAMS All sizes. 2731c; skinned, 24
33c: picnics. 20c: cottage roll, 23c
BACON Fancy. SOW 45c; choice. 270
82c: standard. 2320c.
LARD Pure tierces. 14c pound; com
pressed tierces, 14c.
DRY SALT Backs, 180121c; plates. lBc.
Oils.
LINSEED OIL Raw. In barrels. 89c;
B-gallnn cans, $1.04. Boiled, In barrels
91c: B-gallon cans, $1.06.
TURPENTINE In drums, $1; 5-gallon
cans. M.15.
WHITH LEAD 100-pound kegs. 12c
per pound. .
GASOLINE Tank wagons and Iron bar
rels, 20c; cases, 38 c.
SAN FR.NCISCOPRODUCE MARKET
Trices Current on. Vegetables, Fresh
Frulls. Etc., at Bay City.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23. Poultry
Hens. 23fii30c: young roosters, 2025c
old roosters, 16i'18c: ducks, 22'ff25c tur-
aeys, aremea, .vro'c; live. 85fi40c.
Vegetable Artichokes. $1520; squash
40-pound u. $1W1.50: potatoes. $23 75;
onions, brown. $4ff4.50; wax, $3; toma
toes. Iir. (1.2.101.73; cucumbers, lug. 50c D
$1: peppers, lug, (15 75c; beans, string and
wax. 5-iflte; 1 1 mas. 12e; carrots, sack
$1111.25; eggplant, lug. $1.25g 1.50; mush
rooms, box, 60cft$1; lettuce, crate. $173
2; celery, crate, (1.50&2.50; pumpkins,
sack. 7.".cff$l; peas, pound, 912c
sprouts, 7) 9c '
Fruit Oranges, navels. $.V50ft5.75; Va
lentlaa. 4f(; lemons. $3.5O'(i4.50; grape
fruit. $2.505; apples." 8 and 4-tier. $1 40
3.50; strawberries. per crate. $2S3
raspberries, drawer. 00&85c; blackberries!
drawer. 80S 83c: figs, double layer, $1
1.50; casabas. crate, 75cl; grapes, seed-
I less. $4.23; others, $34; cranberries, box.
J.v.wwil.
Receipts: Flour, 4093 quarter sacks;
wheat, 1713 centals; barley, 103,103 cen
tals; corn, 1730 centals; potatoes, 7210
sacks; onions, 1650 sacks; hay. 157 tons;
hides, 1005; oranges and lemons, 1220
boxes; livestock, 300 head.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. Spot cotton,
quiet. Middling, 18.30c
national group of war Issues. Total aales.
par value, were 90.850.000. .
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Overbeck tc Cooke com
pany, I'ortlana.l
Sales. Hssb. Low. Bid
48
300 32
1)00 10
200
1.400
13,800 B4
30O 36
Bid.
Adams Exp...
Agr Chem ....
AJax Rubber.
Alaska Hold.. .
Alaska Juneau
Allied Chem..
Allis-Chalm ..
do pfd .....
Am Beet Su. .
Ara Bosch ...
Am Can Co. . .
do pfd
Am Car & F..
do pfd
Am Cot OH...
do pfd
Am Drug Sy. .
Am Hide & L.
do pfd
Am Ice
Am Intl Corp..
Am Linseed...
do pfd
Am Loco
do pfd
Am Faf Razor
Am Ship & C.
Am Smelter...
do pfd
Am Steel Fdy.
Am Sugar . . .
do pfu
Am Sumatra. .
Am Tel & Tel.
Am Tobaceo...
do "B'' ....
Am Wool ....
do Pfd .....
Am W P pfd..
Am Zlno
Anaconda ....
Ased Oil
Atchison
do vtd
Atl Gulf & W I
Liberty Bond Quotations.
T.lhertv bond nuotatlons furnished by the
nv.rh.rtf a Cooks comoany of Portland:
Closing
500
iu'66
700
500
:oo
100
"soo
700
800
,80O
1.400
3.000
000
1,000
' "060
300
900
200
2,100
3,.M0
300
2,000
7,100
700
800
1.300
2O0
400
400
800
2'. 766
400
4,300
Baldwin Loco. 16,700
do pfd 300
Balta & Ohio.. 2,000
do pfd 300
Beth St "B".. 4,000
BRT
Butte C & Z. . 100
Ilvtte & Sup.. BOO
Burns Bros... 2.600
Caddo OH .... 900
Calif Packing. 60O
Calif Pet 1,700
do pfd .....
Canadian Pac. 6.400
Cen i-eather. . 1,800
Cerro de Pasco 400
Chandler Mot.".. 800
Chgo & N W. 600
Chcg Gt W. . 300
do pfd .... 100
Chill Cop 1.600
Chlno
CM StP..
do pfd ....
Coco Cola ...
C & O
Colo V A I. . .
Colo Southern.
Col Gas & Elo
Columb Graph
Con Gas ....
Cons Clgara .
do pfd ....
Contl Can....
Cities Sav Blks
Corn Prod.... 1.500 88
do pfd
Cosden Oil...
C R I & P
do "A" pfd.
do "B" pfd.
Crucible .....
do pfd ....
Cuba Cane...
do pfd ....
Cubn Am Sug
Del & Pudsn..
Dome Alines..
Del & Lack...
Davison Chem 14.400
Hndlct Johnsn 4.900
Kris 1,300
do 1st pfd. . COO
do 2d pfd
Fams Player. 11.400
f d Mng Ar Sm
do nfd ....
Flsk Tire
Gaston Wms..
Gen Cigars...
Gen Rlec
Gen Motors...
Glen Allien. . .
Gen Asphalt..
Goodrich ....
Goodyear ....
Granby
Great Nor Ore
do pfd ....
Greene Canea.
Gulf 8 Steel. .
Hank Barker.
Houston Oil...
Hupp Motor..
lis cent ....
nsplrition ..
It Ag Corp cm
ao pra ....
nterboro ....
do pfd ....
nter Callahan
nt Hnrv ....
do pfd ....
It Mer Ma...
do pfd ....
nt Nickel
Int Paper
do pfd ....
nvinclble Oil.
sland Oil
Jewel Tea. . . .
K C Southern.
do pfd
Kelly-Spgfld .
Kennecott ...
Kevt Tire...
Lack St
Lee Tire
Lehigh Val...
Lorlllard
31
88
138
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22
11
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37
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28
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94
109
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41
83
31
55
84
32
116
125
121
1V1
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11
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98
87
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Liherty 3s
do, lirst 4a
do, second 4s..
do, first 4s ..
do, second 4s
do, third 4s .
do, fourth 4S
Victory 4s
do, 8s
High.
. 96.30
', 9.V30
. 95 90
. 95 .16
, 98 96
Low.
95.88
95!22
96 50
95.26
08.62
9.1.78 9.1.50
99 98 99.90
99.96 99.96
Bid
96 14
95.60
95.30
95.70
95.46
96 86
95.72
99.98
99.96
Mining Stocks.
BOSTON, Nov. 23. Closing quotations
Allouez 24 North ilutte.... If,
Ariz Com njia 1 .on.iu.un. . "
-al j& Ariz 53 Oaceola SO
Cal & Hecla...25 (Qulncy 42
Centennial .... K superior ....... f-.-i
Cop Rge Con.. 8.14 Spr & Bos Mln. 1
B. Butte Cop.. 10Shannon J-
Franklin 2 Utah Con jvt
Isle Roy Cop.. 22 Winona 40
Ijike Copper... L'"dVVOlvenno ii.71
Mohawk 64 I
Sloney. Silver, Ete.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. Call money,
irm: high. 5 per cent; low, 4 per cent;
ruling rate, S per cent; closing bid, 4
per cent; offered at 6 per cent; last loan,
4 per cent- M . .
Time loans, easier; o aays snu w
5 per cent; six months. 8 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, aiuon.
Foreign bar silver, 66c
Mexican dollars, 50 c.
LONDON. Nov. 23. Bar silver, STftd
per ounce.
unnjav si, nar pari.
Discount rates short bills. 3 per cent
31 I three-months bills, 3 15-16 per cent.
96
1S Rift Co. Stocks.
r-ln.lncr nrloes for Swift & CO. BtOCkS at
65 Chicago were reported by the Overbeck &
9 Cooke company ot roniuna as """
Swift Jb rn
Libbv. McNeill fe Llbby -
National Leather .? '
Swift International -0
Roumanla, lei , 0093
Serbia, dinara 1)141
Spain, pesetas 1301
Sweden, kroner 233
Switzerland, francs 101
China Hongkong, local currency.. .5423
Shanghai, taels SO
Japan, yen ..- 483
NEW YORK, Nov. 23. Foreign ex
change. Irregular. Great Britain, demand,
$3.98; do. cables, $3.99; France, de
mand, 6.93c; do. cables. 6 93c: Italy,
dr.mand, 4.04c; do, cables, 4.06; Belgium,
demand. 6.62c; do, cables, 6.62: Ger
many, demand, 0.33c; do, cables, 0.34c;
Holland, demand, 33.70c: do cables 33.76c;
Norway, demand. 14.2Jc; Sweden, de
mand, 28.50c; Denmark, demand. 18.50c;
Switzerland, demand, 18.96c; Spain, de
mand, 13.80c; Greece, demand. 4.08c; Ar
gentine, demand, 82.50c; Brazil, demand,
12.62c; Montreal, 91 per cent.
Naval Stores.
8AVANNA II, Nov. 25. Turpentine, firm.
74c; sales 267 barrels; receipts. 377 bar
rels; shipments, 121 barrels; stock, 9S79
barrels.
Rosin Firm. Sales, 637 barrels; re
ceipts, 1166 barrels; shipments, 4U8 bar
rels; stock. 82.419 barrels. Quote: B, D
E. F, G. H. I, K, $4.27; M. $4.80; N,
1 CNs y
7
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arrangement
for stationery
BE
er
AIIGEXTIXE DAMAGE REPORTS
GIVE PRICES UPTURN'.
Weather Also Unfavorable In Au
tralla Drouth Reports From
Kansas More Serious.
1,500
2.10O
2.900
1.000
1.000
V.ioo
8.100
KO0
1,600
3.200
2,900
400
fiOrt
9,91)0
100
800
2.400
700
300
2O0
8.000
1.000
400
200
800
400
S.200
9,300
200
1.600
2.700
8,700
110
32
33
46
68
7
18
12
27
23
87
38
69
40
64
4
94
23
84
33
84
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83
8
18
14
100
19
112
59
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61
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80
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84
74
116
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7
18
12
2
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87
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63
8
94
23
87
82
82
83
71
63
83
8
17
14
107
19
111
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75
11
17
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34"
8
61
184
11
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63
80
27"
34
78
4,700 49 43
900
POO
BOO
600
' '4(i6 "
600
100
400
1.400
100
300
1.400
3.300
8,100
j's'.ROO
11.300
1.400
1,700
200
1.300
78
10
97
87
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2
6
6
77
102
12
66
12
66
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Mar Oil ...
Mex ePt
Miami
Mill St Oil..
Mid Steel..
M K T. ..
do nfd
Mont Po"..
ont v.'ard. .
Mo Par....
do pfd . . .
M St P S S M
Am
Nat Rlpcult..
Nat Enamel..
Nat Lead ....
Nev Con
New Haven..
Norf W....
Nor Pac
Nova Set St..
Y .Mr Brake
Y Cen
Okla Prod ret
Ont Silver....
Ont W....
Otis Steel....
Fao Dev
Pao a ft Elec
Prlnta All ....
Pao Oil
1,900
200
200
700
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2.800
100
200
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3.100
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1.400
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1,300
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3.400
8.400
l.soo
200
1.900
1,500
"'goo
200
200
100
1.100
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Pan Amn Pet 11.700
do "B'
Penna
Peo Gib. . . .
Per Marq..
Pure Oil...
Phil Pete ..
Pierce Ar
Pierce Oil
Pitts Coal...
Pitts W Va
do pfd
Pr St Car....
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Rnv Cons. .. .
Reading
Remington
Rep Steel....
Rep I 8....
do pfd
Rep Motors..
Roy D Oil. ...
Ry Steel Spg. .
Stan N J. . . .
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New York Bonds.
?aw vnrV iinnd Quotations furnished by
Herrln & Rhodes, Inc., ot -ortiana:
Am Tel & Tel 6s, 1922 "
Am Tel ft Tel 6s, 1924 1K
Am irharan 1m 19'.' ......101
Am Tobacco 7s. 1923 ipiH
Anaconda 7s. B. 19211 1"1 .
Anaconda 6a. A, 1029 95
Armour conv 7a, 1030..' 1! ii
Armour 4s, 1939 8J
Am Agri Chem 7s. 1941 100
Bethlehem Steel 7, 1922 100
Tint hlohoTYi Steel 7a. ...H'"-
Bethlehem steel eq 7s. 1035 1?0
iorgen (City of) 8s, 1945 104
Berne (City of) 8s, 1845 106
-n-a.il a., 1941 ...lOd
Canadian 5 1920 95
Canadian 6s. 1931 94
rhlpai.n A Xnrthwestern 7s. 1930 10
C. M & St P gn and rf 4s X. 2014.. 60
Canada Northern 7s, 1940 108
Chile 8s. 1941 101
rhrlillanla Cllv of) 8a. 1945 106
Copper Exp Ss, 1922 101
Conner Km 8s. 1923 10!
Copper Exp Ss, 1924 108
Copper Exp 8s, 1923 104
Cuban-Am Sugar 8s, 1931 1U2
Consolidated Gas conv 7s. 1926 104
nia.mr.nri Match TUi 1935 107
Denmark 8s, 1943 107
Danish Mun 8s. 194S 106
Dnnont 7U.S. 11131 104
French ext 6s, 1945 101
French 7s. 1941 98
Grand Trunk 7s. 1940 109
Goodrich 8s. 1941 10H
Gulf Oil 7s. 1933 .' 102
Great Northern 7s. 1B36 ll)
Hershey 73. 1930 100
Humble Oil 7s. 1928 100
Interboro Rapid Transit rer s. loot). o
Interboro Rapid Transit 7s, 1921 74
Kennecott 7s, 1930 100
Llbbv. McNeill & Llbby 7s. 1931 100
Morris & Co 7s, 1930 1U3
Mexican Pete 8s. 1936 ..... 91)
N Y Central call 7s, 1930 108
Norway 8s, 1940 107
Northwest Tel 7s. 1941 .107
Pan Ajrier 7a, 1930 95
Pennsylvania 6s. II': 0 105
N P and Gt N Joint 6s. 1036 107
Northern Pacific Os. 2047... 100
Southwest Tel 7s, 1923 100
Standard Oil of N Y 7s, 1931 107
Standard Oil of Cal 7s. 1931 106
Steel & Tube 7a, jwni .'.
Sears Roebuck 7s. 1922 100
Sears Roebuck 7s. 1923 100
Swift ft Co 7s. 1925 100
U S Rubber 7s, 1030 104
Wilson first 6s, 1028 88
Western Electric 7, 1925 104
Westinghouse 7s, 1931 ..103
Foreign Bonds-
Foreign bond quotatlona furnished by the
Overbed! ft Cooke company of Portland:
Bid. Ask.
Belgian rest 5s 60 a64 .
Belgium prem Ss 65 69
Belgian 7s, 1943 104 104
Belgian 8s, 1941 104 104
Belgian 6s. 1U25 a... 96 96
Brazil 8s, 194.3 102 103
British As, '1922 402 412
British 5s, 1927 391 401
British 5s. 1929 3U1 401
British vky 4s 308 318
British ref 4s 283 293
Bordeaux 6a. 1934 88
Canadian 3s, 1937 1)2
Canadian 5s. 1926 95 96
Canadian 5s. 1929 97 97
Canadian 6s. 1931 94 94
Canadian 5s. 1927 9o 92
Chilean 8s, 1941C 103
Currency ............ 6 9
Denmark 8s. 1945 107 107
Dan Muni 8s. 1945 106 107
French 4a, 1917 45 48 ,
French 5s. 1921) 63 64
French 5s. 1931 55 56
French 7s. 1941 95 96
French 8s. 1945 . . . 101 101
German W L. 6s ..7 2 8
Berlin 4s 3 3
Hamburg 4s ................. 3 4
Hamburg 4s 3 4
Lelpslg 4s 3 B
Lelpeig 6s 8 fi
Munich 4s 3 5
Munich 5s 5 7
Frankfort 4s ................ 4 5
Italian 5s.' 1918 81 32
Jap 4s, 1931 70 70
Jap 1st 4s 86 86
Jap 2d 4s. 1925 86 86
Norway 8s, 1940 107 108
Russian 6s. 1921 13 16
Russian 5s, 1926 ........... 3 4
Russian 6s. 1019 13 18
Swiss 3s. 192U 96 98
Swiss 8s. 1940 in 111
U K 5s. 1921 94 100
IT K 5s. 1922 99 99
V K Bs. 1929 98 96
U S. 6a, 1937 94 94
Foreign Exchange.
Forebrn exchange rates at the close of
business yesterday, furnished by North
western National bank of Portland. The
amount quoted Is the equivalent of the
foreign unit In Lnlted States funds
CHICAGO, Nov. 25. Wheat took an up
ward swing In values today largely by war
of response to Thanksgiving strength of
foreign markets. The close was unsettled,
1 to lc net higher, with December,
$1.12 to $1.12 and May, $1.15 to $1.15.
Corn lost 63 to c, and oats gained
to c. In provisions, the outcome
varied from 5c decline to 15c advance.
General buying accompanied the upturn
In the wheat market, but after miri-dai
much profit taking on the part of holders
was In evidence, causing material setbacks
i.ess ravorabie crop reports from Argen
tina were among the chief bullish fsctora.
The wheat crop la the southern portions.
Including some of the best wheat terri
tory in Argentina, was said to hiva been
hurt by drouth. Increasing seriousness of
drouth, reports from Kansas was also noted
and some hot weather damage to late
sown wheat in Australia. Furthermore,
Japan was said to be buying Australian
wheat on a big scale and India, too, tak
ing a liberal quantity, thus reducing ih.
amount available for Euronn. nnira. ths
fact that realizing sales late In the session
iuur. me cage on tne wtieat advance, bull
pi uioas.ru 10 oe satisfied, esneciallv
some iresn European buying of domestic
uara winter wneat was talked of.
Enlarged rural offerings r r.nm
mau counieroaiancea in the corn marke
at the laat the effect of h,.i t
and of export demand for corn in all por
tions.
Oats seemed to be
rmv 8 onn iv.r. wt,. . .....
I. . ."j T ". mil
iwcieu uecause ot packers selling
The Chicago grain lollop -j .....
rl.w !. ,1 .-. , . -
.".J Vr 1I1H WV(!rr)Pf .r gr 1'.... Ann......
nf T. ( 1 -,,
The news over the holidav was all I
favor of higher prices and the market
'"""'a reaany by advancing to a pre
......... .ui a -miiis over Wednesday'
final price. The reaction at the -i-..
accompanied by heavy profit-taking, which
should -trengthen the technical position.
Although foreign news disclosed nothing
"",u,l,; auvance or 21 to 2 pence I
a. ii u in su, rents in !!,,
Aires were credited as indicative of favor
u.e developments, export news was en
various markets reporting evl
dence of foreign interest nri a iA n
100,000 bushels was made out of Chicago.
...o .UUciu miner-saia uie condition
wheat In the southwest shows no I
provement. indications are not lacking
w. neu improvement in the domestic
flour trade to be seen in the very near
future. We have great confidence in the
iiminci. na iook ior Higher prices.
,. O0.rn Advanced with wheat early In
uut encountered considerable sell
ing by cash houses, presumably agalnai
.uuiuij iiuiuimws ana turned . easier to
wards close. Cash started strong with ex
liners again gooa ouyers, but late In the
day. the demand appeared to be satisfied
and prices weakened. It is now ih-
sensus of opinion In cash circles that the
mm- win maricet nis new crop of corn
in a more orderly manner than he did his
wheat and oats, in which case it Is very
"r pi-ices win do obtained also.
u" iraae larger than of late and
market was compelled to digest a rather
large volume of liquidation of the nearby
Rye Buying of futures by prominent
seaboard Interests gave this, market a
strong tone. Cash was steady with No 2
on track 1 to 1 cents over December
Provisions Dull, start Ins- .llhri i,i.v..
v.. ...c au.n.iua jh nog prices.
.leading jutures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
U Den. Hls-h. tjis CI...
' i';i i-M -u $ 11
41D1S 1.14
CORN.
.60 .49
.65 .64
OATS.
.33 .33 .33
39 .38 .38
V0 X to"
OvA jf X. ncards
sjr tnct tickler
in this
Jjsa drawn
? stenograph
and )er tools
XTO W about your typewriter desks? Are they comfortable? Bus---
iness-like? Do they have ample drawer room compact,
neat space for stationery and card records? A typewriter support
that doesn't vibrate with every stroke of the keys ?
West-Made is the ideal stenographic desk. One exclusive feature
is the correspondence tickler or "worry-saver." This alone in
creases the efficiency of many stenographers 50. Companies like
the Durant Motor Company, Standard Oil, Shell Oil, Federal Re
serve Banks, that employ many stenographers, use West-Made
desks.
West-Made is a complete line of office desks. Styles for executive or reneral
offices for business and professional people. But every style, sturdy, well-made
good-looking. Added to the recognized merit is a substantial saving in freight!
because West-Made desks are built on the Pacific Coast Sold under unlimited
guarantee)
These dealers will be glad to show you the West-Made line.
WEST-MADE DESK COMPANY
Manufacturers
Portland, U. S. A.
Kilham Stationery & Printing Co.
Glass & Prudhomme Co. Bushon & Co.
uu
r""llLTl
KZZS H XIV.
Dec. ,
May.
Dec .
May. .
Dee. . ,
May..
1.14
.30
.55
1.15
.40
.54
Jan. .
.33
.38
MESS PORK.
14.23
Jan. .
May.
.7.1
9.02
7.40
7.75
LARD.
8.72 8.72 8.73
.10 9.10 9.00
SHORT RIBS.
Jan .... ....
May.1. 7.00 7.00 7.75
Cash prices were:
Wheat No. 2 hard. $1.13; No. S hard.
$1.11.
Corn No. 2 mixed. 0152c; No. 2 fel
low. fi29ro2c.
Oats No. 2 white, 33 37c; No.
white, 8203Se.
Rye No. 2. 8687c.
Barley 52 64c.
Timothy seed $3if?6.
Clover seed $12.50(918.30.
Pork Nominal.
Lard $8.90 8.93.
Ribs $7 7.75.
Primary Receipts.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23 Primary reeelpti
Wheat, 1,516,000 bushels aKalnst 2.132.000
bushels; corn, 71U.0OH bushels against 817,-
000 bushels; oats, 573,000 bushels against
633.000 bushels.
Shipments wheat, 1,045. 000 bushels
atralnst 784,000 bushels; corn, 972,000 bush
els against 511,000 bushels: oats, 340.000
bushels against nni.ooo bushels.
Clearances Wheat. 1.032.000 bushels:
corn. 37.000 bushels; rye, 13,000 bushels;
barley, 30.000 bushels; tlour, 6000 barrels
Car lots Kansas City. 94 wheat. 31 corn.
27 oats: St. Louis. 38 wheat. 74 corn, 23
oata; Winnipeg-. 762 wheat, 133 oats, 17
rye; Duluth. 124 wheat, 5 corn, 1 oats;
Omaha. 38 wheat, 73 corn. 27 oats; Minne
apolis, 453 wheat. 62 corn.
Argentine Grain Market.
BUEN'OS AIRKS. Nov. 25. Wheat De
cember $1.03, up lc; February. $1.05.
up lc. Corn, steady, c up. Weather,
fine.
Austria, kronen
Belgium, francs
IlulKaria. leva
Cxecho-slovakta, kronen .
Iienmark, kroner
KnKland, pound sterling;..
F'inland, f inmark ........
France, francs
Germany, marks
Greece, drachmas ........
Holland, guilders
Hungary, kronen
Ilaly, lire
Jugo-Slavia. kronen ......
Norway, kroner
. $0.0008
.
.0118
.01 l
.1S36
4.10
.0206
.07IH5
.004
.0406
.8 S
.0016
.0414
.0(138
.143
Furtucal, escudos 09
. Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 23. Barley. 870
52c.
Klax No. 1. $1.80 1. 87.
Wheat Dec, $1.23; May, $1.22.
Winnipeg Grain Market.
WINNIPEG. Nov. 25. Wheat Novem
ber, $1.19; December, $1.09; May. $1.13.
Grain at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.1. Grain
Wheat, milling. $1.8001.90; feed, $1,859
05. Barley, feed, $1.251.32; shipping.
$1.3581.43. Oats, red feed. $1.40 1. (id.
Corn, white Egyptian. $1.601.65; red
mllo, tl.ftOQi.o3. '
Hay Wheat. No. 1. $1719: fair. $14
7: tame oat. $150M8; wild oat. $11&13.
alfalfa, $151310; stock, $!&12; straw, $14
ttji. a ton.
Seattle Grain Market.
SKATTI.E, Nov. 28. Wheat, hard white.
1 06: soft white, white club, northern
prlng, soft red winter, $1.03; hard red
winter. $1.08; eastern red Walla, $1.03;
Big Bend bluestem. $1.13.
City delivery: Corn, whole yellow, $33;
eracked. $36; feed meal, $36; barley, whole
feed, $33; rolled, $35; ground. $35: clipped,
$30: oats, whole feed. $3236; rolled. $34
4r38: ground. $34038: sprouting. $33;
wheat, recleaned feed. $30(6)41; atl grain
chop, $36; chick starter, $55; chick mash
(no bone meal), $47; growing feed, $53;
growing mash (no bone meat), $43; egg
mash (no bone meal), $4044; scratch
feed. $42; dairy feed, $33; beet pulp. $36;
wheat, mixed feed, IHl: mill run. $21;
cocoanut meal. $20; cottonseed meal, $46;
Linseed meal. $59: soy bean meal, $60
Hay Alfalfa, No. 1, $18; timothy. No. 1,
25; straw, $1S a ton.
The Fifty -Year Desk
STOCK SUPPLY IS SMALL
BUYERS FIND ONLY DRIVE-IXS
AVAILABLE AT YARDS.
creamery extras. 44 943c; creamery firsts, turea here this morning. They caused
3ifc43c. 1 some scattered liquidation, but the offer-
Sunday Train, Which Was lleld at
The Dalles, Will Be on Hand
This Morning.
The' delayed stock train which was he, J
at The Dalles by the storm, was due at
the yards last night and Its arrival wil.
causa more business today than Is usual
at the yards on Saturday. Five load of
hogs came direct to packers Thursday,
hut there were no rail arrivals In tine
for yesterday's market and buyera had to
be content with drive-in. As was the case
on the preceding ,days of the week pre
miums over the regular market price were
paid foe the best hogs available.
The day's sales were as follows:
Wet. Prlce.l Wgt. Price.
8 steers. 1113 $ 6 00 2 hogs. . 210 $ 9.35
1 steer.. lo o.c.n inog...
1070 4.3! H In Ml OS.
730 4.75l!l lambM.
175 8.301 3 lambs.
204 9.50! 2 ewes. .
227 9.251 4 yearlga
8 cows
1 cow. .
1 heifer
2 calves.
6 hogs. .
7 hogs. .
7 hogs. .
19 hogs. .
1 hog.. .
5 hogs. .
1 hog...
1 hog...
1 hog.. .
6 hogs. .
26 hogs..
16 hogs..
1 bog. . .
12 hogs
106
220
253
220
240
210
223
101
206
270
170
9.5(1
9.50
9.35
9.50
9.30
9.5(1
1 cow. . .
2 cows . .
1 cow . . .
1 cow. . .
1 heifer.
ewes. .
208
72
81
66
135
117
10(16
950
II hO
1220
1070
625
150
1240
1200
1112
136
0.00
7.00
7.00
8.00
4.00
3 00
4.5(1
4 00
8.00
3.00
2 50
8. no
8.00
8 50
2 75
9.00
9.00
0 .Ml 1 bull
0.5111 1 bull. .
9 25120 hogs.
8.00 21 hogs.
U.DUl
Prices quoted at the Portland Union
stockyards were as follows:
Choice steers $5.73W8.30
5.25-015.73
4.7,'Ki 3.23
3.73(fi 4.75
4.50 it 3.00
8.75W4.50
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers..
Common to fair steers
Choice feeders
Fair to rood feeders
Choice cows and heifers
Medium to good cows, heifers.
Fair to medium cows, heifers.. 3. 50 Ot 4 00
Common cows 2.75(3.50
Oannera 1. 30 Si 2. i 3
Hulls 3.00 fd) 4.00
Choice dairy calvea 8.5(ii9 O0
Prime light calves 6.00ft 8.00
Medium light calves 6.00 (ft 8.00
Heavy calves 5.00&.0.30
Hoes-
Prime light 8 25(ff875
Smooth heavy, 230 to 800 lbs.. 7.008.00
Smooth heavy, 300. lbs. and up 0.00ft 7.00
Rough heavy o.wui o. u
Fat pig 8.23ft 8.75
Feeder nles 8.50ft 0.00
Stags, subject to dockage 4.00 4,3.75
Sheeii
Bast of mountain lambs (I.S0(It7.00
Heat valley lambs a.iwttn.N
Fair to good B.OOtft 3.50
Cull lambs ' 800(84.00
Eastern Oregon feeders 4.30W3.00
Light yearlings 4.50&5.OO
Heavy yearlings 800ft4.50
Light wethers 8.50ft 4.50
Heavy wethers 250w3 50
Ewes 1.00 4c 3.83
Chicago livestock Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23. (United States
Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts,
14.000; beef steers opened slow to 23c
lower; medium grades very dull: prime
yearlings, fed for show, $12; bulk beet
steers, $6(5:9; she-tock. stow but early
aales steady; calvea, strong; bulla and
torkers, steady.
Hobs Receipts, sz.ooo; active, ioc to
5c higher than Wednesday's aversge,
mostly 23c higher; light lights, up to
7.23: comparatively tew nogs over sf.iu:
bulk, $6.90ip7.03: pigs. 23o higher; bulk
desirable, ST.lJl.:J.
Sheep Keceipta. ltt.uini; rat lamos,
generally steady; top early, $10 to packers
nd shippers, no. Hi to city butcners; bulk
early. $!l.754fl0: choice fed shorn lambs,
talking weak on sbeep ana strong on
feeder lambs.
Kansas City livestock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Nov. 25. (United
tates Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Ke-
celnta. 830O: fairly active, mostly steady
pots riigner; bum rat Deer steers, ucj);
ne load $7.15; quality lacking on most
llling cattle: bulk cows. 3. 25(83.75:
canners and cutters, $2.50fii2R5; very few
yearlings offered; bulk, $3.759630; veal
calves, scarce; few cnolce kinds, . n;
tockers and feeders, dull wltn zew sales
reported.
Hogs Receipts, 2000: active, mostly
ft25c higher; closing at full advance;
shipper top. $6.05; packing top on choice
ogs averaging around zoo and zio pounds.
; bulk of sales, l.i)(ii; paraing sows,
5023c higher: bulk. $5.73 WO; pigs.
teady, $7.23.
Sheep Kecelpis, lzim: Killing classes
trong to 23c higher; shorn Texas wethers.
$4.50; fed western lambs, $0.33.
Omaha Livestock Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 25. (United States Bu
reau of Marketa.) Hoga Receipts, 4500;
mostly 10 13c higher; close steady; bulk
medium and light butchers. $0.50e,6.73;
top, $6.80; bulk stronger weights and
mixed, $0(8'8.4O; packing grades. $5.50tr(l.
Cattle Receipts. 4300; beef steers. 154i)
25c lower; ahe-atock, weak to 25c iower:
bulls, weak; veals, steady; stockers and
feed rs, weak to 15c lower.
Sheep Receipts, 3500; active; fat
lambs. 25040c higher: top. $0.40; sheep
and feeding Iambs. 25c higher; ewes,
$4.25; feeding lambs. $8.50.
Ega Unsettled. Fresh gathered extra
firsts, 63ft:6Sc; do firsts, 30'n 02c.
Cheese Steady. Slate, whole milk, fia'a.
fresh specials. 21ft 22c; state, whole milk
twins specials, 21 u 22c.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23. Butter, unchanged
Creamery extras, 44c; firsts, 3j'(j42c
secjnd.1. 32 ft 34c: standards. 38c.
Eggn Higher. Receipts, 20.15 cases: firsts
50to3c: ordinary firsts. 4.fiU4ic: mife.
laneous, 50ft 32c; refrigerator extras, 3b W
33c; tefrlgerator firsts, 3 ( 3i c.
SEATTLE. Nov 2.V Eggs, select local
ranch, white shells. OOc; do mixed colon.,
07ft58c. pullcta. 451f40c.
Butter :ity creamery cubes, 46c; bricks
or prlnut, 4ic.
Metal Market.
NEW "YORK. Nov. 23. Copper Steady
Electrolytic, spot and nearby, 13(-)13c;
ater. 13 Hi 13 'A c.
Tin Steady. Spot and nearby, 20.S7t:
futures, 30c.
Iroh Steady, unchanged.
Lead Steady. Spot 4.70c.
Zinc Quiet. East Sc. Louis delivery,
spot, 4.70c.
Antimony spot. 4.ooc.
London Wool Market Steady.
LONDON." Nov. 23. There were 11,243
bales offered at the wool auction sales to
dav. The attendance was fair and al
grades were In good demand at unchanged
prices.
Coffee Futures Market Strong.
NEW YORK. November 23. December
noilcea representing between 220.000 and
24O.00O bags, according to latest estimates,
were Issued In the market for coffee fu-
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REI'OKT.
PORTLAND. Nov. 23 Maximum tern-r-frature.
52 degrees: minimum. 43 degrees,
river reading, 8 A, M., 15.6 feet; change in
last 24 hours. 0.9 foot fall. Total rainfiill
(3 P. M. to 5 P. M.), 0.73 Inch: total rain
fall since September 1, 1021. 14 43 inches:
normal rainfall since September 1. 10.84
inches; excess of rainfall since Septem
ber 1. 1021, 8.6i inches. Sunrise, 7:25 A.
M.: sunset. 4:31 P. 31. Total sunshine No-
4.50 ft) 5.00 1 vember 23. 1 hour 14 minutes; possible
8. 50ft4. 00 , sunshine, 9 hours, 6 minutes. Moonrlse.
Sr.turlay, 4:0S A. M.: moonset Saturday.
8:04 P. M. Barometer (reduced to sea
level) at 3 P. M.. 2ft S3 Inches. Relative
runildlly at 3 A. M., 86 per cent; at noon,
85 per cent: at 3 P. M., 76 per cent.
THE WRATH RR.
STATIONS.
F..ker
Boise
I'.oston ....
Calgary
Chicago ...
Denver
Les Moines.
Kureka ....
Gclveaton ..
Helena
Juneaut ....
Kansas Ity.
Los Angeles!
Siarshrield
Med ford .
Mlnneapoll
New Orleans
New York. ..
North Head.
I'hoenlx ....
Pocatello ..
Pcrtland ...
Roseburg . . .
S.(Crann nto
St Louis ...
Salt Lake...
San Diego...
S. F ancisco.
feattle
Sltkat
Spokane .... J
VaconiA ....
Tatoosh Isd.
Vuldest
Walla rValia
Washington
Winnipeg . . .
art
3 3 55
13 15 p
9 3
a 3 gg
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m
Wind
. . . . 4li 0. IS 20 SW
40 64 0.04 14 N
2S 460.02;..IW
.. . 8 0. 00'.. I
8 44 0.00 12 SE
82, 58 ll.llli:.. NW
221 3S 0.001. .IS
30, 5 0.20i.. SE
. . .; 70 0.OO!. . !sb
30, 46 0.14 42 SW
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2S. 30 0.00. . S
62. 66 0.00:.. SW
44 Cll 1 .461. .!SW
4')1 36 O.osi. . IN
18, so'o.oo!..s
6h, 76 0. 110 . .'SB
8(1 62 0.00 10 N"
44 52 0.0H 311 SW
66, 74 COO . . W
84, 46 T.00 14 S
47: 52 0.76 12 SW
52 64 0.261. .iW
62, eo 0.10 12'S
84, 44 O.0S 12 S
4d 64 0.00I..1S-
64, 6(1 0.0)1. .'NWiCle,
R2i (Ml 0.06' 12 SW Olou.ly
42 4K0.5X2SS
42 0.00'. . I
SS; 42 0.24'. . SW
.., 4S 0.5U 12 SW
. . I 50 0. 5(1 32 SW
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421 54 0.84 14 S
40 54 0.00'. .!S
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near
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lear
lngs were readily absorbed by the big De
cember holders, and after opening at an
advance of 0 to 17 points, active months
sold 27 to 30 points above last Wednes
day's closing quotations, December touch
ing H.i.ic and March s 20c. Karlv rallies
reported easier Rio exchange rates, but
advances later and the latur cost and
freight offers were said to be a shade
firmer. Futures closed within a point or
two of the best, showing net advances of
25 to 82 points. Sales including numerous
exchunges were estimated at 1.17,000 bugs. ,
December, b.3."c; January, 8.411c; March,
8.10c; May, 8.02c; July, 7.89c; September,
7.80c.
Spot coffee, firm; Rio 7s, 8T4; ?antoe
4s. 11, m 12 i.e.
Oregon Trail Work Completed.
LA GRANDE. Or.. Nov. 25. (Spe
cial.) Juet before the heavy snow of
last week the last remaining- section
of the old Oregon trail between thU
city and Uakcr was completed, and a
paved and gravelnd hlKhway that can
be used the year round now connect
these cities. .Several overheads and
bridges have not born entirely fin
ished, but are rapidly nearlnfj com
pletion and Rood detours have been
provided at all such places. The road
It paved from here to Lone 1'ine, flvo
miles east of this clly, and (traveled
the rest of the way. It Is Intended
to pave from Lone 1'lne to Union next
yeaiy leaving the rest of the highway
in this county, from Union to Telo
caset and North Powder, graveled
permanently.
Non-Callable
ra 1
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Lyons
Marseilles
13-year gold 6's
at S6'2
$100, $500, $1000
Call or phone
stir' 1 ct"sw
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SMITH
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tA. M. today. M. report of preceding
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Portland and vicinity Rain; southwest
et ly winds.
Oregon and Washington Rain: frsh to
strong outhwpsL-rly winds, reaching; sale
fcrco on the WanhJ nirtnn coast.
Storm warning: Hoiithwe.it storm warn
nirs wre ordered at all Wash ing ton coast
stations and the mouth of the Columbia
rtver at :10 P. M.
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QUOTATIONS OS DAIRY PRODCCE
Current friers Rnllns on Butter, Cheese
and Escs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 23. Butter
Extras SOc; prime firsts. 47c.
Eggs Extras. 70c; extra firsts. 6Sc; ex
tra pullets. 53Hc; extra pullet, firsts,
nominal; underalaed pullets, No. 1, 41c.
Cheese California flat fancy, '"Vsc:
California Touna America, fancv, SIVjc.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23. Butter, flnn.
Creamery higher than extras, 40 Is 4f itic; '
CITY OF SEATTLE
IMPROVEMENT 6 BONDS
Dated September 20, 1921 Denomination $200
Maturities, estimated, 1927 to 1931
Detail circular on request.
ATKINSON, STARKEY & ZILKA
INVESTMENT BONDS
704 Wilcox Building Phone Main 700
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