Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 30, 1921, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text21 THE MORNING OIIEGONIAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1921 T RANSFERS 0 WOOL ON ACTIVE SCALE Demand Keen, Especially for Finer Grades. BUYING BY EASTERN FIRMS Trading Largely Speculative, With Manufacturers Covering Fu ture Requirements. The demand for Oregon woo! continues and the liberal purchases for eastern ac count are steadily reducing local ware houee stocks. The strongest call Is for fine wools, of which little Is left In the east.- The demand, as was stated before, is mainly speculative and bears no rela tion to the present state of the foods trade. It Is believed by wool men that with the final enactment of the emergency tariff extension bill, under the terms of which the bill Is continued In force until a per manent tariff Is enacted, the Importation of wools suitable for clothing; purposes can hardly be accomplished to any extent be fore next summer'. An early enactment of the permanent tariff would, of course, al low considerable wool to be Imported at once, as the manufacturers are beginning to accumulate considerable stocks of cloth Ins; wool In bond. Several cargoes, mostly of Australian and South American wool have come for ward during the past fortnight, more or less of which has been consigned direct to the larger manufacturers. Probably present stocks of clothing wool In bond at Boston are not lens than 10,000,000 pounds, with cargoes still coming to augment these stocks and still other wool unshipped which will be sent forward presently. We must have wool from abroad, more espe cially fine wool from Australia, since we have been decreasing bur production of the finer wools In this country of late, for we produce no more than 50 per cent of our consumptive requirements in raw wool from year to year. The government which now haa slightly ever 25,000,000 pounds of wool left, has made allocations for the next sale on Pe cember 1, when almost 7,000,000 pounds will be offered for sale. The wool trade Is Interested In the announcement of a 10 per cent decrease In wool freight rates from the west to eastern seaboard for an experimental period of six months. The announcement was not unexpected and will probably help business not a little. LOCAL WHEAT PRICES IN 6LCMP Bids at Merchants Exchange Reduced From One to Six Cenls. With the sharp break In Chicago options and weaker private cables the local wheat market took a drop yesterday. Bids at the Merchants' Exchange were 1 to 4 cents lower for the November and December de liveries, while January wheat was down 4 to 6 cents as compared with Monday, Eastern reports were of 500,000 bushels f wheat taken for export. A private cable said the wheat crop In Buenos Aires province la not satisfactory. The Argentine market, which advanced 7 to 714 cents In the last two days, closed weak and 2H cents lower. Wheat and flour on passage to Europe Increased 100, 000 bushels for the week, corn Increased 714,000 bushels and oats In creased 3S,0nr bushels. The Canadian wheat visible Is 81.611,000 bushels against 18.144,000 , bushela last "year, Oats T, DM,000 bushels against 8.590, 000 bushels and barley 2,341,000 bushels against 1,089,000 bushels. Amendment to regulations under the' TTnlted States grain standards act reduces the minimum fee In an appeal or dispute on bulk or sacked grain in carload lots from 3 to 12 per car, and establishes a flat rate of 50c per 1000 bushels on bulk or sacked grain other than In carload lots. This latter rate Is applicable to grain loaded into vessels. The amendment be came effective October 29, 1021. Terminal receipts. In cars, were reported by the Merchants' Exchange as follows: Wht. Bar. Fir. Oats. Hay. Portland Tues. 9T ... 23 4 2 Year ago 2 2 1 8 Besnon to date.l",7f4 124 1052 4T5 775 Year ago.... 7,4.12 121 871 264 882 Tacoma Mon... -44 ... 8 ... 1 Year ago .... 28 1 6 ... 2 Reason to date. B.T4B 78 756 76 410 Year ago .... 2.8S3 41 431 63 4SS Seattle Mon... 82 2 7 ... 10 lear ago... ... i Season to date. 4.110 114 1156 261 857 lear ago... 2.780 160 ltia 194 824 CAKLOT APPLE SALES NOT NUMEROUS Northwestern Fruit Generally Steady In Eastern Markets. Apple market conditions generally show little change. Few sales were reported at chipping points. Wenatchee moved extra fancy Wlnesaps, 10 per cent five-tier at I2I&2.25, and fancy at 11.7591.95: also Ben Davis, extra fancy, medium to large, at $1.401.60, and fancy at $1.15 1.25. Yakima sold extra fancy medium to large Wlnesaps at 12 and small at $L.151.85; also Romes, extra fancy, medium to large at 11.65 and fancy at $1.40 1.50. At Boston, Oregon Spltxenbergs, fancy 11 sizes, sold at $2.25 2.50. Northwestern boxed apples sold to New York Jobbers at the foNowIng range: Romes, extra fancy large $2.50(I2.60, few $2.75, small to medium $26:2.25 few high as $2.40, fancy large $2.252.50, amall to medium $22.13, C trade medium to large $2ffl2.25. small $1.T51.85, comblnatloo extra fancy, fancy and C all sizes $2 0 1 60. Spltzenbergs. extra fancy medium to large IJ.60S2.7S, very large $3)3.10, small mostly $2.25, fancy medium to large $2.2 2 50. few very large $2.752.85, C grade all sizes f 202.19. - Staymans, extra fancy medium to large $2.502.75, small $2,25 3 2.85. fancy car run $2.25. Newtowns, ex tra fancy medium to large $2.502.75, few very .large $2.85, small mostly $2.25 fancy all sizes $2.2352.50, C grade all sizes $22.15. Ortleys, extra fancy large !2.50f2(X). few $2.85, small to medium $2 254(2.40, farcy medium to large mostly $2.25, C grade all sizes $22.15. Mcin tosh, fancy small to medium $2. 2562. 60, few $2.85, large mostly $2. BITTER, Sl'KI'Ll'S IS SIIIITED NORTH Higher Prices Asked by Importers of Aus tralian Butter. No immediate change in local butter prices Is contemplated as a result of the pon-recelpt of orders from California. Ship ments are being made to Seattle. Tacoma and Vancouver, B. C, and this Is pre senting the accumulation of a surplus LAMBS Karket very firm at 15c to 16c per pound on light fancy stock. Veal and hogs also firm. Ship at once. THE SAVINAR CO., Inc., 100 Front Street, Portland, Oregon ALFALFA HAY Buy Direct. Save Money. Write or Wire for Prices. KR.NKST T. Walla Walla, FBEF,PO9, W astainartoau here. Some of the local creameries, in fact, are short. Pending new developments in the south, local prices will be held where they are. A quotation of 40 cents on Australian butter was sent from San Francisco, showing there is no Intention of throwing the imported article on the market yet. There was a weak feeling in the egg market and asking prices on the street were about a cent lower. The abrupt drop In San Francisco prices and the Increase In local receipts since the storm are hav ing a bearish effect on the fresh egg mar ket, while there Is also mora pressure to sell storage eggs. Live poultry receipts were light and hens and springs were steady. Dressed turkeys cleaned up at 37 38c for choice. Dressed pork was weak and lower with no sales above 13 cents. Arrivals failed to clean up. There was no change in the veal situation. Eastern Butter Markets React. The usual heavy run of holiday poultry haa been marketed, resulting In a full sup ply on all markets, which Is being moved st steady prices, says the weekly prod uce review of Swift at Co. of Chicago. The butter market has reacted a little from declines noted during the previous week. There Is a larg amount of butter being made that will not grade up to standarda or extras. More frequent mar keting and better care of the cream on the farm would prove . beneficial. A large shipment of butter from Australia arrived during the week at San Francisco. Fresh eggs continue In light supply, sell ing at steady prices. Bank Clearings. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as loimwa. Clearings. Portland $4.2R.6I9 .eattle S.876.580 Tacoma 4o.ool Spokane 1.512.3i 1 Balances. $ 622.5:11 1,264.145 21.302 648,310 PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain. Flour. Feed. Etc. Merchants' Exchange, noon session: Bid Wheal Nov. Dec. Jan. Hard" whit j o? $10 - oft white J-" Ml; White club l.o 1.06 1. : Hard winter '- North- spring 1.05 1.05 1.02 Red Walla LOO 100 .... No?2t'whlte feed 2W ? ? No. 2 gray 25.00 25.00 25.00 No?3nE7 Y. shipment. . 26.00 25.00 23.00 FLOUR Family patents. $7 per barrel: whole wheat. $8.20; graham. $6; bakers' hard wheat. $7.05; bakers' blueatem pat ents, $6.55; valley soft wheat. $S.0; straights. 15.25. MILLFEED Price f. o. b. mil!: MI11 run, $20 per ton; mldlings, S4; rolled barley, $3436; rolled oats. $36; scratch feed. $42 per ton. CORN Whole, $34. cracked, $36 per ton. HAY Buvlng price, f. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa. $14.50 per ton; cheat, $12 12.50: oat and vetch, $14.50fl5: clover, $12: valley timothy, $1515.50; eastern Oregon tlmottiy, $18 18 60. . Dairy and Country Produce. BUTTER Cubes, extras, 42i3'43o lb.; prime, parchment wrapped, box lots, 47c; cartons, 48c Butterfat, buying prices. No. 1 grade, 45c, delivered Portland. .r. f -A.,n, Anx CAndled ranch, 566 57c: association firsts. 57c; as sociation selects, ouc; associauou 50c CHEESE Tillamook triplets, price to i.hh... r n b. Tillamook. 26o: Young Americas. 27c pound. POULTRY Hens. 1827c: springs, 21c; ducks. 2025c; geese, 1820c: turkeys. Ifve. nominal; dressed No. 1. 37 38c lb. pokk fancy, uc per pounu. VEAL Fancy. 13H14c per pound. Fruits and Vegetables. Local jobbing quotations: FRUITS Valencia oranges, $7 per box: navel orangea, $ Q 6.75 per box; Japanese oranges. $2.80 per bundle: lemons, $5.5090 50: graperrult, 1'I :a per mi; bananas, 8 9c per pound; apples. $14. 10 box; pears. $2 2 50 box; huckleberries, .mane nmtnH- rran.i. California red Emperors and Malagas, 1012'ic pound; casabas. SfT3V4c pound: cranberries, Ore gon. $5.608 U per box; eastern, um-a per barrel onTiTAM rt,.rnn 11 75(612 ner hun dred: Yakima. $252.25 per hundred; swest potatoes. per pouna. ONIONS YMlOW, 4.0U'0,0 Per nunureu. VEGETABLES cannsge, lttW2o pound: i... taui tk rnrrAtR XI 50 per sack: garlic. 124 818c per pound: beets, fl.noz per mi; ri-mnDno, . 02.25 per dosen: beans, 1012"4o per lb.: celery, 70c$l per dozen; green peppers, 812c per lb.; cauliflower. $2J2.50 per dozen; pumpkins, 2V43e per pound; squasn, 2ttB '3c: sprouts. 17Vio. Staple Groceries. Loral jobbing quotations: SUOAR (sack basis) Cane, granulated, 6.35c pound: beet, 6.15c. NUTS Walnuts, new crop, soft shell, 24 Sic lb.: Brazil nuts. 18p20c; filberts. 20 tT23c; almonda, 2827c; peanuts, 8V4c per pound. RICE Blue Rose, 7o per pound; Japan style. 6o per pound. COFFEE Roasted, bulk, in drums, IS 354c per pound. SALT Granulated, bales. $3.20405; half ground, ton 60s, $17.20; ion. $16 25. HONEY Comb, new crop. $66.50 per case. DRIED FTtniTS Dates. $7 per case; figs, fl.40sTS.73 per box: spples. 16c lb.; peaches. 1517o; apricots, 2328tte; prunes. 7ttrl2c. BEANS Small white. 6c: lsrge white, 4c: pink. 6c; bayo. 6c: red. 6c Hides, Hops. Etc ' TALLOW No. 1. 4c: No. i. 9c per pound. CASCARA BARK So a pound delivered, Portland. HOPS 1921 crop, choice, 2028Ho per pound. HIDES Fresh cured. Be per pound; bulls, 4c; calf, 12c per pound; kip. 7o: dry bides, ftc: dry salt hides. 7c per pouna. PELTS Dry pelts, full wool. 810c pound; salt pelts, 3550o each, according to size. WOOL Eastern Oregon. 1021c per pound. MOHAIR New clip, 16c per pound, de livered Portland. Provisions. Local Jobbing quotations: HAMS All sizes. 27931c: skinned, 249 83c; picnics, 20c; cottage roll, 230. BACON Fancy. 345c; choice, 27 S2c; standard. 2320c LARD Pure tierces, 14o pound; com pressed tierces, 14c. DRY SALT Backs, lHaic; plates. 16a Oils. LINSFED OIL--Raw. in barrels, 89c: 5-gallnn cans. SI. 04. Boiled, in barrels, 91c: 5-gaUon cans, fl.06. TURPENTINE In drums, fl; 6-gallon cans, $1.15. WHITS LEAD 100-pound kegs, 13Ue per pound. GASOLINB Tank wagons and Iron bar rels, 26c; cases, 88 ije. BAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET Prices Current on Vegetables, Fresh Fruits, Etc., at Bay City. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29. Poultry Hens, 2330c; roosters, young, 2026c; old, 16Jlbc; ducks, 22025c; turkeys, nom inal. Vegetables Artichokes, case, $15318: squash, lug. $11.B0; potatoes, $263.75; onions, brown, $44.50: ervntal wax. $3; tomatoes, crate, $1,2571.75; cucumbers, box. 50c 11; peppers, lug, 6575cV beana, string and wax, 5'ifllc; lima, 10fl2Vc; carrots, sack, $1131.25; egg plant, pound, 45c; mushrooms, small box, 50c$i$l; lettuce, crate, $t.752; celery, crate, $1.50 2.50; pumpkins, sack, 75c$l: peas, pound, 9612c; sprouts, pound. 6Bc Fruit Oranges, navel. $4.50S'.YSO: Va lencies, nominal; lemons, $3.50 94.50; rrrapefrult. $2.505; apples, 84 and 4-tfer, tl.44itf8.50; strawberries, crate, 122.50: casabas, crate, 75c(&l; cranberrlea, box, $3.5068: pears, box, $1.503.25. Receipts Flour, 7082 quarter sacks; wheatr 410 centals; barley, 5291 centals; corn. 800 centals; potatoes, 1809 sacks; onions, 148 sacks: hay, 30 tone; hides, 104; oranges and lemons, 2400 boxes; live stock. 1200 head. Hops, Etc., at New York. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Hops, easy; state 1921 874'-'c: 1B20, 2o25c; Pacific coast 1921, 2732c; 1920, 23 9 23c. Wool and bides unchanged. Dried Fruit at New York. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Evaporated ao ples, quiet; prunes, firm; peaches, scarce. New York Sugar Market, NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Raw sugar, cen trifugal, 8 87c to 4.11o; refined, fine gran ulated. 6.20c to 5.30c. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Nov. 29. Boot cotton. , quiet; middling, lLVOo, BOND TURNOVER HEAVY GOVERNMENT ISSUES CENTER OF ATTRACTION. Liberties Sell at Highest Records for Year or Two Rails Fea ture Stock Trading., NEW YORK, Not. 29. Today's etock trading was unusually active and broad, as evidenced by sales of 850,000 share. and a turnover of about 826,500,000 par value In bonds. The latter exceeded any total In several months. Bonds were the center of attraction, es pecially government issues. No less than seven liberty series mounted to highest records for a year or two. Railway shares again dominated and oils, coppers, motor specialties and tobac co kept more or less even pace. Back wardness was shown by steels and equip ments and heaviness of miscellaneous is sues contributed to the market's uncertain trend. Sears. Roebuck again was under depres sion and several agricultural Issues re acted. Aside from rails, which held firm, the general list eased under liquidation In the final hour, call money's rise to 5 per cent causing selling for both accounts Dealings In foreign exchange were light. The demand for sterling, francs and Scan dinavian remittances was nominal, not withstanding the approach of December, which usually brings heavy purchases of food and cotton bills on leading European centers. European war Issues did not share In the rise of liberty bonds, but South American Issues were strong. Many rails and Indus trials. Including United States Steel 6s, strengthened perceptibly and several new underwrltlnga for moderate amounts were oversubscribed. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke com- nnnv PnrtlanH I Sales. High. Low. Adv. Rum do pfd .... 200 S7' 37M Agr Chera ... 600 82 82i do Dfd Ajax Rubber.. 1,800 18 H 17 l."0 1 Ts 4.200 84 53 H 300 36 V 36 i Alaska Gold. Alaska Juneau Allied Chera.. Allis-Chal ... do pfu Am Beet Sug 800 Am Bosch .. 100 Am Can Co.. 1.500 do )fd l.OOO Am Car & Fy 400 do pfd .... 100 Am Oot Oil do pfd 200 Am Diug Syd 200 Am H He L.. 2.100 do pfd .... 300 Am Ice 700 Am Intl Corp 8,800 Am Linseed.. 1,000 do pfd .... 600 Am Loco .... 1,800 do pfd Am Sat Raxr 100 Am Shp Cm 8.800 Am Smelter.. 8.700 do pfd .... 600 Am Snuff . . . 400 Am Sleel Fdy 8,200 Am Sugar .. 10.500 do pfd .... 1,200 Am Sumatra. 1.700 Am Tel & Tel 4.100 Am Tobacco.. 8,600 do "11" .... 1.700 Am Wool ... 4,100 do pfd .... 100 Am W P pfd Am zinc Anaconda AsHd Oil Atchison .... 6.000 do pfd .... 8U0 Atl Coast Line 900 Atl Glf At W I 2,300 Baldwin Loco 17,600 do pfd Balto & Ohio 6,200 do pfd .... 1.200 Burrs Bros . . 2.100 Beth Steel 8 do "B" .... 7.700 B R T 400 Hutte C & Z. 600 Butte & Hup.. 700 Caddo Oil ... '-'00 Cal Packing. 900 Cal Pet i700 do pfd .... 300 Canad Pacif.. 13,500 Cent Leathr.. 700 Cerro de Paa. 1,800 ('.hand Motor. 600 Chicg & S W 8,5110 Chi Ot W 300 do pfd 900 Chill Cop 2.1O0 Chino l.uw 87', 82 'l8H 1 64 36 V, 29 82 4 S2 91 ' 144 113 46" 5 134 87 76 8 33 69 96 '4 6 43 86 106 82 66 87 32 116?, 1314 127 82 103 28 29 32 81 91 143 113 45 5 12 66 78 88 81 58 95 '4 . 5 42 85 105 81 64 85 81 116 130 126 80 103 26 8,800 46 45 C M & St P, do prd..... Coca Cola.... C & O Colo F I... Colo South... Col Gs & Elec Col Graph... Con Gas ..... Cons Cigars.. do pfd ..... Contl Can ... Cit Soc Bkrs. Corn Prod... do pfd Cosden Oil... C R I & P... do "A" pfd. do "B" pfd. Crucible do pfd Cuba Cane... do pfd Cub Am Sug. Del & Hudson Dome Mines.. Del & Lack. .. Davison Chm Endl Johnson Erie do first pfd do 2d pfd.. Fam Flay Fed Mn & Smt do pfd Fisk Tire.... Gast Wms.... Gen Cigars. 1.300 2,200 300 8,000 10O l.OOO 1.700 200 1,900 90 88 91 32 98 88 66 119 56' 8 5 17 13 73 43 85 123 32 84 47 71 7 19 12 27 23 88 37 60 24 43 63 4 94 2.800 soo 1,000 4.100 2. 600 4.700 3,000 80 200 1.300 4.100 2.H00 1.800 1.200 300 8,800 "ioo' 2 000 1.HK 8.800 Gen Elec 1.200 Gen Motor... 13,900 Glen Allien Gen Asph.... 11.100 Goodrich .... 1.200 Goodyear ...... .... Granby 200 Gt Nor Ore... l.Soo do pfd 9,500 Or Cananea.. 1.400 Gulf S Steel.. 1.700 Hask Barker. 2.200 Houston Oil.. 1.500 Hupp Motor.. 800 Ills Cent 600 Inspiration .. 1,700 Int Agr Cor Co 200 do pfd 100 Interboro ... 200 do pfd Int Callahan. 8.800 Int Harv 3. BOO Int Merc Mar 200 do Pfd S.5O0 Int Nickel... 2.000 Int Paper.... 4.000 do pfd Invincible Oil 2.100 Island OH 6.8O0 Jewel Tea ... 3O0 aK C Southern 600 ... 22 100 89 800 107 1.200 33 84 87 76 66 7 17 14 110 19 112 54 79 12 18 12 70 si" 10 63 136 11 90 87 90 81 97 87 65 117 64 7 6 16 13 72 48 84 1?J 31 83 46 611 7 10 12 26 23 37 87 59 24 45 63 8 93 22 88 107 33 83 87 75 65 "7 15 13 109 1 111 53 78 11 18 21 69 ai" 9 61 163 10 do pfd. . . Kelly-Spgfld . Kennecott . . . Keystone Tiro Lack Steel . . . Lee Tire Lehigh Valley Lorillard . Lowe Theaters L N Maryland Oil. Met Pet Miami Mid States Oil Mldvale Steel. MK T do pfd Mont Power. . Mont Ward... Mo Pac do Dfd M St P & S S M 7,600 4,800 1,300 300 600 7,000 &IM) 6O0 BOO 600 12,600 1.000 1.3O0 3.700 8.000 1.800 1.3O0 8.600 1. Nor Amn 2,100 Nat Biscuit .. 200 Nat Enamel.. 2,000 Nat Lead Nevada Con.. 100 New Haven... 10.500 Norfolk & W. 5.600 Nor Pac 12,300 Nov Scot Bteel 100 N Y Air Brake 6l0 N Y Central. . 6.600 Okla Prod ref . 1.8O0 Ontario Silver 200 Ontario W Otis Steel Pacific Dev. . 700 Pac G ft Eleo "1.400 Punta Allegro 1 900, T-Botric Oil... 7.0OO Pan Amn Pet 9.400 do "B' Penna Peo Gss .... Pere Marqtte Pure Oil Phillips Pet. Pierce Arrow Pierce Oil... Pit ta Coal . . . Pitts ft W Va 800 5.600 1,5110 1.200 20.700 4.200 sz.400 16,100 300 1,500 Pressed St Car 1.400 Pullman I.900 Ray Cons ... 1.800 Reading 16.S00 Remington . . . 100 Replogle Steel 1O0 Republic 1 ft S 1.000 do pfd 100 Rep Motors. . . loo Roy Dutch Oil 2.500 Ky Steel Spg. 200 Stand Oil N J Sears Roebuck bnaituck. Axis 1.200 100 65 .63 82 81 2k"" 27" 83 32 77 76 26 26 48 47 81 80 79 77 10 10 100 100 38 37 9 9 38 38 2 2 pa ... . 7 6 77 73 12 12 67 56 12 11 66 54 i3 'ii' 8 2 23 24 42 41 25 24 10 10 42 42 28 27 58 66 154 132 14 14 113 112 28 28 116 114 23 23 15 15 25 24 2 2 'is" "i4 19 11) 48 47 74 71 43 42 124 122 43 41 "13 '13 14 12 100 99 82 80 26 26 eo 60 75 74 3 3 4 4 esse 4 s ( 9 8 65 64 80 29 45 44 62 51 47 47 85 34 58 67 21 21 30 36 81 80 14 13 14 13 60 6ft 28 25 68 66 110 109 14 14 74 72 24 24 22 22 61 50 86 86 7 7 46 43 93 93 178 175 61 56 Bid. 11. 37 32 58 17 H T 63 36 83 29 82 81 91 144 113 22 43 5 12 66 73 88 81 58 85 110 4 6 42 85 104 31 64 85 81 lie 131 127 80 103 26 11 45 98 90 87 90 31 . 98 104 87 65 117 103 55 7 5 16 13 73 43 83 123 81 83 48 70 7 19 12 2 23 87 37 SO 24 45 83 3 94 20 60 46 '22 88 107 83 83 87 75 63 88 74 16 14 109 19 111 53 78 12 1S 12 69 8 81 10 62 133 10 43 84 81 13 28 82 76 25 48 80 77 10 100 87 9 88 14 5 6 75 11 56 12 64 93 12 27 12 24 63 41 23 9 42 27 57 150 14 113 28 114 25 15 24 I 67 14 19 47 74 122 42 81 13 13 09 81 26 60 74 8 4 21 8 8 64 29 45 61 47 84 67 21 89 30 13', 13 68 25 66 lot) 14 74 14 22 80 86 7 43 93 175 67 1 a 8hell T T.. Sinclair Stand Oil Cal. Stand Oil Ind. Sloss Shet.... So Pacific ... So Railway... do pfd .... St L ft S F.. 8trcm Carb... Studebaker ., Swift ft Co... Tenn C ft C. Texas Oil .... Texas Pac . . . Tex P C ft O. Tob Prod ... Tran C Oil... Union Oil Del Union Pac..,, Unit Alloy ... Unit Drug ... Unit Food P.. Unit Fruit ... Unit Rds N J. Unit Ret Strs. U S Ind Alco. U S Rubber... do 1st pfd.. U 8 Smelt.... U 8 Steel.... do pfd .... Utah Copper.. Va Chem .... do pfd .... Vanad Steel... Vlvandou .... Wabash do A pfd... do B pfd... West Pao ... West Union . . West a E ft M West Md White Motors. Willys Overld. do pfd .... Wilson Pkg .. Wis Central... Wool wort h .. Worth Pump.. W ft L E.... White Oil ... 200 83 85 8.100 23 22 1,200 60 88 ""'ioo "39 89 14.6O0 83 82 2.700 20 20 500 50 49 2.4O0 23 22 800 8 1 30 24.600 77 76 'V.soo "io io 6.5O0 46 45 2.100 24', 24 3.0O0 29 29 1.600 60 69 4.700 10 9 1,400 20 20 700 131 130 600 23 23 100 73 73 1.100 12 11 1,000 124 123 200 8 8 1.600 63 52 15.200 89 37 10.100 50 49 800 97 97 800 84 84 17.800 83 82 1,200 112 112 8.800 60 59 J!.6o6 "82 '81 , 400 7 7 600 7 7 2.100 23 22 l'.2f6 '20 'l9 200 90 90 500 48 47 2O0 0 9 400 88 88 8.9O0 5 5 1,300 27 25 300 29 29 SOO 30 SO 200 123 122 900 44 43 100 8 8 1.200 13 13 a S 2s, reg. 7 S 2s. cou. U S 4s reg.. U S cv 4s, cou. Pans 8s, reg.. Pana 8s, cou.. A T ft T c 6s. Atch gen 4s.. D ft R O c 4s. BONDS. 100'! Y C deb 6s. looNor Pac 4s.... "100 sor Fac as.... 100?ac T ft T os.. 78 Penn con 4s. 76io Pac cv 6s.. 108;3o Ry 5s 85 L'nlon Pac 4s.. 75jj S' Steel 6s.. 35 22 89 87 8!) 82 20 49 23 30 76 S 10 45 '29 59 9', 20 131 25 72 11 122 8 62. 38 49 96 84 82 112 59 81 74 82 7 7 22 14 19 90 47 9 8S 5 25 29 29 121 43 7 13 99 84 62 91 92 95 90 89 99 Bid. Liberty Bond Quotations. Liberty bond quotations furnished by the Overbeck & Cooke company of Portland: Closing High. Low. Bid. Liberty. 8s 96.70 98.10 96.38 do 1st 4s 97.16 do 2d 4s 90.80 do 1st 4s 97.50 9690 97.26 ao 2d 4s 97.10 96.28 97 08 do 3d 414s 97.68 97.26 97.48 do 4th 4s 97.30 96.60 97.36 Victory. 4a IOO 00 90.94 99 96 do 8s 99.98 99.96 99.88 Mining Stocks at Boston. Alloues 24 Mohawk 84 Axis Com .... 9 So Butte 12 Tal ft Aril.... 65 Did Dom 25 ?al ft Hecla...266 3sceola 31 Centennial .... 9 Juincy 42 Zop R Con Co 88 3uperlor 1 E Butte Cop M 10 Shannon l'i. Franklin 2 Utah Cons 2 Isle Royalle C. 23 Wolverine 11 Lake Cop 2 Swift Co. Stocks. Closing prices for Swift ft Co. stocks at Chicago were reported by the Overbeck ft Cooke company of Portland as follows: Swift ft Co 99 Llbby. McNeil ft Llbby 6 Nstional Leather 2 Swift International 20 Money, Silver, Etc. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Call monej firmer. High. 5: low, 4: last loan, 5; closing bid, S; offered at S; ruling rate, 4 per cent. Time loans easy; 60 Says. 5; 90 days, 5; six months. 5. Prime mercantile paper. 55. Foreign Bar allver, 67 c. Mexican dollars, 51 c LONDON, Nov. 29. Bar silver, 87 d per ounce. Money, 8 per cent. Discount rates, short bills. 34 per cent; three months bills, 3 13-16 per cent. New York Bonds. New York bond quotations furnished by Herrln ft Rhodes, Inc., of Portland: Maturity. Price. Am Tel ft Tel. 8s l-'2 1M Am Tel ft Tel. 6s 124 100 Am Tob. Ts .IS--' Am Tob. 7 l"-3 J" Anaconda. 7s B 1 101 Anaconda. 6s A 1 ? Armour cv, 7s 1930 102 Armour, 4s !! 87 Argentine GI. Rs 1945 i7 Am Ag Chm. 7s 1941 102 Beth Steel. 7s 1922 10O Beth Steel, 7s 1923 100 Beth Steel Eq, 7s 135 loo Belgium Ext, 7s 1943 105 Belgium. 6s 1925 98 Belgium. 8s 140 105 Berne, 8s. City of 1945 108 Brazil. 8s l4l 105 Canadian. 5s l2 96 Canadian, 5a 1931 94 Can Nat Eq. 7s 1935 106 Can Nat (guar). 6s 1946 108 Chicago. X-W. 7a 10.10 108 C. M A St P gn&rf, 4s A. ...2014 62 Can Nor, 7s 1940 110 Chile. 8s 1941 103 Christians, 8a, City of 1945 307 Copper Exp, 8s 1922 100 Copper Exp. 8a .1923 102 Copper Exp, 8s 1924 104 Copper F.xp. 8s 1923 105 Cuban Amer Sugar, 8s 1031 104 Con Oas cv, 7s 1925 105 Dla Match, 7s 1933 107 Denmark. 8s 1945 107 Danish Mun. 8s 1945 1 08 Dupont, 7s 1031 105 French ext. 8s 1945 101 French. 7 Us 11)41 95 Grand Trunk, 7s 1940 110 Goodyear. 8a 1941 109'i Gulf Oil. 7s 1933 102 Great Northern, 7s I:i6 los Hershey. 7s 1930 108 Humble Oil, 7s 123 100 Int Rap Tt ref. s 1966 35 Int Mar CT, 6s 1941 92 Kennecott, 7s 1930 100 I.ibb McNeil ft Llbby, 7s 10S1 100 Morris ft Co. 74s 1930 104 Mexican Pete. 8s 1036 103 NYC call, 7s 1930 103 Norway. 8s 1940 110 Northwest Tel, 7s 11)41 1(7 Ohio C G, 7s 1025 99 Ohio Power, 7s 105t 103 Pan Amer, 7a 1930 98 Penna. 6s 1936 IOC. N P O -V (Jnt), 6a ln.'tA 10S N P. 8s 2047 107 San Paulo. 8s 19.16 102 Southwt Tel. 7s 1925 101 Swedish Govt. 6s 1039 97 Standard Oil N Y, 7s 1931 107 Stand OM of Cal, 7s 1931 106 Steel ft Tube. 7s 1951 95 Swiss, 8s 1940 112 Sears Roe, 7s .1922 100 Sears Roe. 7s 1923 100 Swift ft Co. 7s 1025 101 Vn Tank. 7s 1930 103 V S Rubber. 7s 1980 105 Wilson 1st, 6s 1928 88 West Elec, 7s- 1925 104 Westlnghouse, 7s 1931 105 Zurich. 8s 1943 108 Foreign Bonds. Foreign bond quotations furnished by the Overbeck ft Cooke company of Portland: , , . Blrt- Aslc- Belgian rest 6s. ............ . 69 do prem 6s 6,1 A8 , do 7s. 1945 104 104 do 8s, 1941 105 105 do 6s. 1925 96 96 Brazil 8s. 1941 103 104 British 5s. 1922 405 415 do 1927 303 405 do 1929 305 405 do vky' 4s 310 820 do ref 4s 2.i6 296 Bordeaux Os. 1934 86 87 Canadian 6s, 1987 98 do 1926 96 96 do 6s. 1928 97 97 do 6s. 1931 93 do 5s. 197 90 92 Chilean 8s, 1941 102 103 Currency 7 9 Denmark 8s, 1946 108 no Danish Muni 8s. 1945 107 108 French 4s, 1917 45 46 do 6s. 1920 62' 63 do 1!)31 64 65 do 7s. 1941 96 96 do 8s. 1945 101 101 German W L 6s 2 3 Berlin 4s 8 S Hamburg 4s 8 4 do 4s 8 8 Lelpsig 4s 8 4 do 3s 4 6 Munlcli 4s 8 4 do 5s 5 8 Frankfort 4s 4 5 Italian 6s. 1918 81 81 Jap 4s. 1981 70 70 do 1st 4a. 1925 86 87 do 2d 86 87 Norway Fs, 1940 ...1C9 110 Ru.-nian 3s. 1921 13 16 do 1926 2 8 do 6s. 1919 13 16 Swiss 5s. 1929 95 96 do 8s. 1940 112 114 United Kingdom 6a. 1922... 9 9 do 1929 96 96 do 1937 93 96 Foreign Kxcbange. Foreign 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 United States funds: Country. Foreign unit. Rate. Austria, kronen $.0008 Belgium, franca 067 Bulgaria, leva 008 Czecho-Slovakla. kronen Oil Denmark, kroner 1859 England, pound sterling 4.81 Finland, finmark 018 France, francs S6U6 Germany, marks .Ouil Greece, drachmas 0412 Holland, guilders 3355 Hungary, kronen 0017 Italy, lire 041 Jugo-Slavla. kronen 004 Norway, kroner 143 Portugal, escudos 0905 Roumanla, let 008 Serbia, dinara 0163 Spain, pesetas ..................... . .13i6 Sweden, kroner .236 Switzerland, franca 1906 China Hongkong, local currency 345 Shanghai, taels 80 Japan, yen , 4873 NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Foreign exchange Irregular. Great Britain, demand $3.98. cables $3.99; France, demand 6.94. ca bles 6.94; Italy, demand 4.07. cables 4.08; Belgium, demand e.61. cables 6.62; Germany, demand .36. cables .36; Hol land, demand 35.45, cablea 33.51; Norway, demand 14.18; Sweden, demand 23.50; Den mark, demand 18.45; Switzerland, demand 19; Spain, demand 13.90; Greece, demand 4; Argentina, demand 82.12; Brazil, de mand 13; Montreal, 91. I T REACTS SETBACK EXPECTED AFTER RECENT BIG ADVANCE. Argentine Grain Offered to Europe Under United States Price, Selling Is General. CHICAGO. Nov. 29. Wheat underwent a material decline In price today, largely by way of reaction from the recent ad vance of more than 12c. There was an unsettled close, 2c to 8c net lower, with December $1.11 to $1.11 and May $1.15 to $1.15. Corn loat ljlc to l?2c. oats flniahed unchanged to half a cent off and provisions were down 2 6 loc. Many traders in wheat took the position that a setback In values was to be ex pected, as the technical position of the market had been weakened by the big ad vance. Selling by commission houses be came more general, and there was consid erable liquidation of December holdings. Resales of winter wheat at Liverpool 8c under cost were announced, and it was said Argentine wheat was being offered at $1.27 c. 1. f. Europe, against $131 1.81 for United States wheat by way of the gulf of Mexico. The finish was at about the lowest level of the day. Corn waa depressed by lack of support and by predictions that colder weather would bring enlargement of recetpta Oats were better sustained as a result of buying by elevator intereats. Provisions averaged lower with hogs. The Chicago grain letter received yes terday by the Ovrbeck ft Cooke com pary of Portland follows: Wheat Heavy liquidation made Its appearance early In the day when the market failed to advance In the face cf bullish news and as prices weakened pressure Increased. Aside from weakness in the Minneapolis cash market, which was due to millers holding off to see what they will get on December contracts, there was little to account for the decline. The Liverpool market was again strona and closed higher, while Argentine cables at the opening were 3 cents higher, but lost 2 cents of the advance at noon. Australian and Argentina crop advices were less favorable with the former claiming wheat menaced by bush fires and the latter deteriorating from drouth. A British statistician says exporting coun tries of the world will have enough wheat to supply Importers for five months after the end of this crop year without recourse to the new crops. He may be right, but we- fall to see where It is coming from. The United States haa already shipped about 179.000.000 bushela and he calcu lates our exportable surplus at 181.000,000 bushels. If these figures are correct me United States Itself will be sn Importer before July 1, 1922. The situation, ac cording to our analysis, warrants higher prices and we think they will be recorded regardless of the fact that selling such aa appeared today may cause reactions from time to time. Corn Heavy liquidation of December, presumably in anticipation of large de liveries on contracts the day after to morrow, gave this market a weak tone. Cash market was rather easy, but at the same time there was evidence of an li portant improvement In the domestic shipping demand. Sales of 220,000 bushels were reported. There waa also a broader export Inquiry, but bids were slightly out of line. The long side of futures requires patience, but we believe It will prove profitable. i Oats Liquidation In December was offset In large part by buying of May by elevator Interests and this market held relatively firmer than other grains. Cash market was slightly lower, but the ship ping demand was quite active. Leading futures ranged as follows: WHEAT. Open. Hijrh. Low. Close. Dec $1.14 I.14 $1.11 $1.11 May 1.17 1.18 1.15 1.15 . CORN. . Dec 48 .48 .47 .47 May 54 .54 .63 . .63 " OATS. Pec. .... .82- .88 .82 .82 May .38 .38 .38 .88 MESS PORK. Jan. ..... 13,10 LARD. Jan. 8 50 8.52 8 50 8 50 May .... 8.87 8.90 8.87 8.90 SHORT RIBS. .Tan 7.30 7 87 7 30 7 32 May T.77 7.77 7.70 T.OO Cash prices were: Wheat, no sales reported. Corn, No. 3 mixed, 4849c; No. 2 yellow, 48$49c Oats. No. 2 white. S535c; No. I white, 82 e 84c Rye. No. 2. 86c. Barley. 51 60c. Timothy seed. $S6.15. Clover seed, $12.60 18.50. Pork, nominal. Lard. 8 .70. Ribs, $7 67.75. Primary Receipts. CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Primary receipts Wheat. 752.000 bushels versus 1.3A9.O00 bushels. Corn, 887.000 bushels versus 564.- 000 bushels.- Oats, 844,000 bushels versus A98 000 biiahels. Shipments Wheat, 830,000 bushe!a ver sus 925.000 bushela Com, 492.000 bushels versus 753. OOO bushels. Oats, 276,000 bush els versus 358.000 bushels. Clearances Wheat, 741.000 bushels. Corn. 25S.000 bushels. Rye, 137,000 bushels Flour. 25.000 barrels Minneapolis Wheat, 117; corn. 28; oats, 30; rye. 7; barley, 12. Omaha Wheat, 13; corn, 70; oata, 11. Winnipeg Wheat. 841; oats. 78; rye, 13. St. Louis Wheat. 25; corn. 83: oats. IS. Kansas City Wheat. 128; corn, 12; oats, 23. Duluth Wheat, 113; corn. 12; oats, 3. Minneapolis Grain Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 29. Wheat, De cember $1.24; May, $1.22. Barley 37 632c. Flax No. 1 $1.73gl.79. Winnipeg Grain Market. WINNIPEG. Nov. 29. Wheat. November, $1.12; December. $1.09; May. $1.13. Puluth Linseed Market. DULUTH, Nov. 29. Linseed, on' track, $1.79JLS2; arrive, $1.79. San Francisco Grain Market. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 29 Wheat milling. $1.8001.90; feed. $1.8561.90; bar-1 lev feed. 11.25 to 1.32 14 : shipping. tl.SS 1.45: oats, red feed. $1.4ol.0; corn, white Egyptian, $1.6061.63; red milo. 1.504 1. -.5. Hay Wheat, No. 1. $1719; fair. $UO( IT- tame .at 115M18: wild OSt. $lli13: alfalfa, $13i 16; stock, $U12; straw, $10 612. Seattle Grain Market. cmiTTi.E Nnv. 29. wheat, bard white. soft white, 'white club, $1.07; hard red winter. $1.08; soft red wnter. i.uo; east ern red Walla. $1.05: northern spring, $1.08; Big Bend blueatem, $1.11. p-eedCorn. whole yellow. $33; cracked. $36; feed meal, $36. Barley, .whole feed, $33; rolled. $35: ground. $33; clipped. $3. Oats, whole feed, $32fcS8; rolled. $34638. ground, $34638; sprouting, $35. Wheat, recleaned feed, $39641; all grain chop, $38: chick starter, $55; chick mash. $4f, growing feed, $33; growing mash. $43: egg mash No. B. M., $40644; cocoanut meal. $29; cottonseed meal. $46; Unseed oil meal, $59; soy bean meal. $60. Hay Alfalfa No. 1, $18; timothy No. 1, $25; straw. $16. QUOTATIONS ON DAIRY PRODUCE Current Friers Ruling on Butter, Cheese and Eggs. SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29. Butter Extra. 46c; prime firsts, 45c; firsts. 40c. Em Extras. 61c: extra firsts. 60 c; extra pullets, 48c; extra pullets, firsts, 48c; undersized pullets. No. 1, 88c. Cheese California flat lancy, 24 c; nai fancy firsts, 23c; California Young Amer ica, fancy, 81 c NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Butter Firm; creamery higher than extras, 45 6 46c; creamery extras, 45c; creamery firsts, 384$ 44c. Eggs Irregular, unchanged. Cheese Irregular, unchanged. Poultry Live, steady; chickens, 22ff23e; fowls, 20 926c; roosters, 16c; turkeys, 45 9 48c. Dressed, steady; western chickens, 23 648c; turkeys, fresh, 51 6 630. CHICAGO, Nov. 29. Butter Higher; creamery extras, 45c; firsts, S44c; seconds, 88S3Ac; standards, 88c. Egge Higher; receipts 2882 cases; firsts, 30 6 53c; ordinsry firsts, 43647c; mlscel laneoua, 50652c; refrigerator extras, 39 640c; refrigerator firsts. 88 639c CO . ra-T D, TIT . XTA 00 TT . ' Be. lect local ranch, white shells. 676 60c; do mixed colors, 6658c: pullets, 43648c Butter City creamery cubes, 46c; bricks oi prints, 47c Coffee Futures Steady. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. After opening four points lower to two points higher, the market for coffee futures steadied on re newed buying of December which eold up from 8 65 to 8.70 or within five points of the recent high record. This encouraged buying of later deliveries which sold five tc eight points net higher with March touching 8.43, but special cables reported reactions In Rio exchange rates and the market easel eft during the afternoon with December selling down to 8.60 and March to 8 83. Later months were relatively steady with the market closing net nine points lower to two points higher. Sales were estimated at about 43,000 baga De cember 8.60, January 8.5(). March 8.34, May 8.15, July 8.04, September 7.94. Spot coffee firm; Rio 7a 969; Santos 4s 11 612- Metal Market. NEW YORK, Nov. 29. Copper, firm. Electrolytic, spot and nearby, 135c; later, 136!13c. Tin. steady. Spot and nearby, 30.00c; futures, 31.12c. Iron, steady, unchanged. Lead, steady. Spot, 4.70c. Zinc, quiet. East St. Louis delivery, Sc: spot, 4.70c Antimony, spot, 4.35c. Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Ga., Nov. 29. Turpentine, firm. 74c; sales. 475; receipts. 615; ship ments. 361; stock, 10,713. Rosin, firm; sales, 706: receipts, 2722: shipments. 4336: stock, 70.681. Quote: B, D, E, F, G, $4 23; H. It $4.30; K, $4.75: M, 5.10; N, $3.40; WO, $5.505.75; WW, $. Constant Adherence to safe banking principles and prudent methods enable Ashley & Rumlin, Bankers, to furnish reliable service to those seeking a new or additional bank ing connection. HOURS-8 AM TO 530PM. SATURDAYS-8AMTO8PM. 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