.;,.v
A. ' ,
hi
LOCAL CRANBERRY
SUPPLY SHOWS A
BETTER QUALITY
Offerings From Sand Lakejtrid
f Hwaco Superior to Jew
Jersey Growth and Prices
; - Hold at the Top". ' ;-
Local cranberries ere far superior to
the best offerings from th east.
- This is. the opinion of, Fronjt, street
'tnerohants who are fair In their views
resardlngr home, production. To make
their opinions carry weight they have
recently reduced the' price of eastern
growth and have held the local berries,
where they started this season, ; : ;
) For awhile the trade here was quot
ing 110 a barrel -for eastern oranber
'rles. . At that time locate were quoted
at 88.50. ; Then the price of the eastern
froduci dropped to, $9.60, and then : to
9, and still --the local offerings were
" maintained at $8.60. Now there has
been a general reduction In eastern
cranberry prices here anfflhe very best
offerirgsare bringing, no more than
$8.60, while some are being offered for
less. Lotfal ; cranberries - continue at
$8.60. ; "cfft'i ; -.-A"
excellent cranberries are now coming
from Sand Lake and from Ilwaco,. and
quality of the offerings from both of
these places , is better than the Ntfw
Jersey stock. Usually the local ber
ries are rather - small in comparison
With the eastern product, whUe the col
'ors are notTso good. This seasor how
ever, with Improved cranberry culture
here, not only are the-coiors better and
; deeper than ' the Jersey stock., but the
supplies are of large size, Keeping
better than ever before
Boosting Eggs Again.
A too heavy surplus of "Iowa Pearls"
has caused another -paper advance of So
a doien in the nrice of fresh eggs along
Front street but those that, do not
handle the "Pearls" are still selling
st 87 and 88 cents a dosen, while those
who do not handle Oregon eggs, -at
all. are qiiotlng 40o for them." ; The
eg mattcet here is holding strong and
'-unless tho situation changes will prob
ably sell higher. "
Pressed Hogs Are Lower. ...'
- ' Dressed hosrs ere ' quoted weak at
lihiC for best supplies along Font
street today. Receipts are not heavy
uut the recent sharp decline in ;, the
stockyards has forced a drop In the
dressed meat trade. Extreme height
ot the dressed veal market today Is 18c
a pound and roost of the sales are made
i below thla.' . ' ; : " vAA'A
Chickens Continue Weak.
Chicken market continues weak along
Front street and sales are generally
made at 1 Bo pound. Fancy hens are
still, in liberal call but few are com
t. ing. For these a premium is being of
fered. Too many springers now In evl-
. --r-- -r .'i
."' Apples Not So Brisk.
Trade In the apple market along Front
street , is not so brisk as last week.
Prices art.' unchanged f i." A, '
; A Potatoes Continue Dull.
Potato market here continues dull
with supplies generally being jobbed
.out at Jl&1.15 per cental in ther local
wholesale district San Francisco mar
ket today for rlvera is 70 to' 90c and
. for Ballnas Burbanks 11.45 to $1.(0 per
cental. . -.v. . ' V- -
. FPONT STREET QUOTATIONS
Hops,- Wool and Hides. -
HOPS 1910 crop, choice, 18014c!
prime to choice, 1212Hc; prime, Utt
llc; medium, ilex 1909 growths, nomi
- nal. ' .'- '
; WOOt-Nomlnat ' 110", Willamette
allev, 418c; eastern Oregon. 1317o,
' SHEEPSKINS Shearing,- 10tto
each; short wool, 255J50o; medium
-v. vrooX,- 80c 81.00 each; long wool, 76c
II C .ii.Ii - .
" TALLOW-Prime; per lb., " fe No.1
I and rreass, J2o. - . ,
CH1TTIM BARK 109, nominal, to;
. 18mDEl Dry" hides, 15 ltf lb.;
freen.'Ho: bulls, green, salt. So
lb.; kips, 67V4c;- calves, green, ,11
:.' Uo per lb,';.. j , v,.-..,- --
, MOHAIR -Nominal; 1810, 80 8 Jo.
- Batter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER-rKxtra creamery, cubes and
tubs, ISc; squares, 37(310 lb.; store,
.'I4r25c; eastern. 3234e.
BUTTER , FAT F. o. b. Portland., per
Ppol''LTiRY Fancy fowls, 18 154o;
Spring, 14lBc; old roosters, 1012c:
young, 12 13o; live ducks, young, 18
tfJIScA old, 16c;- turkeys, alive. 28o:
dressed, ( )S pigeons, squabs, $2.60
dosn. - -t
KQG8 Local extras, 8788e; No,
1, 87c; No. 2, 28c; eastern best, 32tt
84c; ordinary, 28'30o.
CHEESE New Oregon fancy full
cream, triplets and daisies, 17 He; Toung
. Americas, 18 Vic.
A Grain. Plow and Hay. . v
WHEAT Track delivery Club. 780
77c: . bluestemr 7882o; fortyfolJ, 76
. lOc; (Willamette valley, 78c; red Rus-
1 awi n n ,uu nn liitkcv i bu. t a uu nun. - v -
.BARLEI Producers' price 1910-?
Feed. 20.50; roiled, $Z3.eo; brewing,
-,. 21.-'" - - '
. CORK Whole.. $38; cracked. 137 ton,
HAY Producers' -prlce 1910 -Val.
timothy, fancy, $19I9.60; ordinary,
I 19; eastern Oregon, $2021; mixed,
1416; clover, No. 1. 13f 14; wheat,
- $1314'; cheat, $1418;' alfalfa, $18;
' MILLSTUFFS Selling prleeran.
" 325; middlings,, $33; shorts, $27;vchop.
$,19(25. .. -, , A
. : OATS Nominal, producers' '! price
Track. No.. 1 white,- $27 27160; gray,
. $26426.60. '
FLOUR Old trop. patents, $8.18;
Willamette, $5.20 - per barrelf local
BtralKht. $4.04.76; bakers, $4.766.16;
export grades, $3.70; graham, V4 sack,
$4.60; rye, $8.76; bales, -$3.16. . .
; Groceries, Huts, Etc.
- SUGAR-Cube. 8',20,j powdered, $5.60rj
irun ., or uerry, . o.ou, iry granuiatea,
- $5.60: U yellow,' $4.?o; beet, $5.40, Fed
eral truberry, 6o less . than fruit or
berry. ' . ' .;-'
(Above quotations .are 20 days net
CflBn,)' ''' -
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 4 y, fli6c;
No, 2, 4c; New Orleans head, 67ci
SALT Coarse - Half ground' 100s,
$8.50 per ton; 60s, $9.00; tabae dairy,
extra fine barrels, 2s, Bs and 10s, $4.00
6.00; lump-rock, $20.60 per ton.
BEANS Small, ;white. 4c: large.
white, 4c;.plnk. 7V4o; bayou, $7.86;
jbimes, b.K: reas, 7.z&. , --
HONEY New, ? $3.75 per case, '
Tmits and Vegetables. -
' ' FRESH FRUITS Oranges Valen
i' mIas IliAl t hnv t :-V.MM El IK
' vi w y v v uua, vstiiaiiaff, 7B u iu(
lemons $6.507.26; grape fruit. $3.76;
pineapples, 67o lb: cantaloupes, Ore
gon, 76c I1.00r peaches, 80c4f $1 00; wa-
termeiotis.v tt.OOr cranes. 75csm.l5!
local 'Conc(ds, 20c: : ground cherries,
ll.vvr pear!i7 f i.utlH) 1.60. '
BERR1E3 Hutklebetrtpn n
. POTATOES New, $1.00 1.26; sweets,
SWe lb. - ,-
ONIONS $1.4001.80; garlic, 7 8e
VEGETA'BLES New .turnips," t.HQi
1.60: -hefts. 31.60: cerrots. il.2Sffl
-1.60 , ptt wiack; ,., cabbage., floy $-1.60 - per
7THE
WORLDS WHEAT A
FOR HIE SEASON
Chicago and Liverpool Each
Close -Lovycr , Again With
Former Off 1:14.to 1 3-8c
Bushel From Yesterday. ;
, Baffsrdlsff Export Ssmand. 4
v .' Winnipeg All exnort bids ars ' $
. out of llns with prices here.
4 There Is nothing at all doing In
the export line. 4
New Tork No bids are belns
received for export wheat, and
the market is stagnant. v. ...
, Llverpool-tThe market ' for
cargoes -is extremely quiet; too
bid's being submitted. ! . A
Portland Number: cargoes 'of
wheat sold for export In about
10 days. . -.-.-.'
, Taooma General stagnation la
the wheat trade, with no export
business possible.
CHICAGO "WHEAT aCARKET.
Today Year Aga
December
May
.95V
.93
1.04
July
.911
Chicago, Nov. 1. Wheat market was
soft and flabby today; -showing no re
cuperatfng power and closing distressed
at a, loss of 1M o lc a bushel fron
yesterday, v A ...
Weakness at the " opening cost the
market from 1 to o a bushel " but
the loss widened as the session closed.
First of all there was a weaker tinge
to cable. Liverpool's 'opening advance
of H to Hd soon gave way to a loss
or Ud and this was the value at the
end of the session. Berlin closed with
a decline of Mo. i.--
Weakness abroad was due to the in
creasing offering of wheat there.
European visible supply now shows an
increase of 2,988.000 bushels. -
Tna cash situation at home Is very
weak 'and all nrlmary rjoints with fn
exception of Omaha show a decline for
me aay. This one market was Ho
higher owing to temporary conditions.
Cash wheat No. a mA. 81 i tfn'Un-
Na 8 red. 8991ic: No. 8 hard win-
ter, 9194ftc; No. 3 hard winter.
89 92c; No. 1 northern spring. $1.01
1.03: ; No. 2 northern spring, $1.00(fJ
1.02: No. 8 northern snrlnir flRotfftl n-.
No-8 "prlng 97c$1.00; No. 2 spring 82c
; Range of Chicago Jwlces furnished by
Overbeck & Cooke Co. ;,.A:l,.,,
WHEAT.
-... , , v,:sv:v open.. ; High.
Low. ' Close.
uea ...... o 90
May 9S v 98
July ..... 94 . 94
84
6HA
93
,-: corn.
Dec ; 4
May 49
47:
49Vt
'iOVi
OATS. .
, 46 KB
M9V4B
60
July
Dec
May'
$iH
34
July
..... 91
84H
PORK.
1700 1710 1695
...... 1605' 1617 1602
.. LARD.
1025 1027 1020
970 977 ' 970
RIBS.
806 910 905
..... 885 890 886
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
17010X
1606B
1026
D72B
907
887
SEATTLE PRODUCE
5 . PRICES FOR TODAY
Seattle, Nov. 1. Buttei Washins-tou
creamery firsts, 3o; ranch. 25c; east,
ern creamery, 83c; eastern storage. 31c;
process. 29o; Oregon, 85c ..-.- -
Eggs Local ranch, 60c; eastern stor
age 2882c; Oregon, 4043c; fresh
eastern, 88c
uneese Tillamook twins. 17Vie; Til
lamook Young Americas, 19c; Wiscon
sin twins, 18c; Wisconsin Young Amer
icas. 20o Washlhrtnn . tvln, nu,
Washingtpa. Young -Americas, lie;
Swiss, 23cslimbureer.. 19e; cream, 20o
Onions Walla Walla, $1.6001.75 per
sack; California. $1.60? vwl-0
rotfltoee eastern , Washington. $26
xtr 'ancX. 188; White blver.
$22,26 sweets. 2V4e per pound.
hundred: . tomatoes, j;60O 660 ner box:
beans, 100 per pound; horseradish 8
me; green Onions, 10015o dozen:
peppers, 11. 46o per lb; head
lettuce, 8040o per dozen; hothouse,
$1.60 per box; radishes, 1013V4c dos
en bunohes; celery, 4090o doien; egg
plant, 31.26 1.50 crate; cucumbers,, lo
cal hothouse. 25a ner dozen: ia
corn, 1.251.60 sack; cauliflower, 60
eoo aozen. .- , . - . .. '
APPLES 76c $1.00" -v
ICeatsrstsa and FrovlsloiiSi ,
DRESSED'MEATS Front street hots.
fancy. 12c: ordinary, 12o; veals, ex-
tra, 13c; ordinary,. 12 13 V4e; noor, 10c;
o.tra mi(s. lyijivu. Baling ia
yearling lambs, 7c lb.; mut
FRESH BEEF Wholesale slaughter
ers prices; tsesi steers. c, ordinary,
8 Vic; beat cows, go; ordinary, 7 o lb.
LARD Kettle Jeaf 6s, 160 per lb.;
stearn rendered, 6s, 15o per lb.; com
pound, 6S, 12 Ho per lb;,
HAMS, BACON. EflHams,17M9c;
breakfast baojn, 1SV32C lb.; boiled
ham, i6$?26cT picnics, 13V4c; cottage
roll, 15o pes- lb.; regular short clears,
smoked, 17c; backs, smoked, 17c; pickled
tongues,- 76o lb. ." - ,
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay,, per gal
lon, ( ); per 100 !b. sack. $6.f0: Olym
pia, per gallon, 8; per 100 lb. sack,
$9; canned eastern. 660 can; $6,60 dos.;
eastern in shell, $1.75 2.00 per 100.
FISH Nominal Rook cod, 10c per lb;
flounders, 6c; halllbut. 8c; striped
bas, 16c; catfish, 10lle; fresh Chi
nook. 9e;. ; silversldes, 801 ner lh. ;
soles, 7o;A scrimps; - llo; perchi 7o;
tomcod, kc; innssnrs, 25c; herrings, to;
black bass, 20o lb.; sturgeon, IB Vic per
lb.; silver smelts. 8c per lb; black cod,
7 Vic; crabs, larce, $1.60; medium, $1.26
dos.; dressed shad, 6c; roe shad, 8c;
shad roe, 20c lb. ; -
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, 4c lb.;
razor clams 12 He dosen, $2.25 per box.
TURPENTINE In ofeses, $1.00.' bar
rels, 97 Vie per gallon. .:::,
Paints, Coal Oil, Btc - A
Linseed oil Raw, bbis. ' $1.07;
kettle boiled, bbls., $1.09; raw in cases,
$1.12 boiled In cases, $1.14 per gallon;
lots of 260 gallons, 10 less;-. oil cake
meal (none in market). -
BENZINE 88 degrees cases, 24ViO
sal.: iron bbls.. 21V40 per sal. .
WHITE LEAD Ton lot 80 per lb.S
500 lb. lots. 80 per lb.; less lots, 8 Via
per IO. " . ''-. ,'' -'' -'!''?:;: 1
ROPE Manila, $0 sisal . TUc
4 30AIOIL Pwirtret-and stsPTITO
rer gauon; eocene, lie gauon; elalne,
8c gallon? headlight, 19Vio gallon; ex
tra star,w21o gallon; water white, bulk,
10V4O per gallon; special water white,
14c per gallon, ,
GASOLINE Red crown and mot4r
1825o gallon; 88 gasoline. 3037V4o
gallon; V. M. fe P, naphtha, 18V23VsO
gauon.- -
tWlREAlLS Basis,- $2.79,
' 4H
' 49 U
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,
II SMALLER III
COLUMBIA RIVEIt
." " k -- A--' A-. , J. ( A.'-- ' " 1 '
Chlnobks Are Very Scarce and
a: Are Quoted at 9c Pound Lo
cally; Steelheacf Season Has
Not Opened to Any Extent
Run Of sahnOnNn thn rnlnmhta rfvrtr
is showing a decrease. Reports from
the lower' river Indicate that the season
for silversldes la waning and few steel
heads, have thus far appeared in the
nets or traps. ...,,..,
Only a nominal number of chlnooka
are- now being caught,, and this forced
an advance f a cent in the locakyaluea
auring me past lie nours. silversldes
are firmer in consequence of the da
creased offerings, and are now quoted
at 80 a pound, whtle Chinook s are ii
to. Ac, and are extremely difficult- to
bur at that price. . , x .
Along with the advance in salmon
values comes the announcement of very
light offerings pt halibut In the north
and consequent advance in prices there.
Early last week there were rather lib
eral offerings of- halibut, and this sent
the price lower, but now with only a
small visible ' stock and with no ar
rivals due on the Sound, the market
is extremely firm. Halibut la quoted
today at 80 a pound in the Front street
market.
Opening In New York Is Lower
but Values lmprove( Later
In the Session.
New York,.. Nov. 1. Stocks opened
lower but closed with a fractional ad
vance over yesterday. One noticeable
feature was apparent The inactive
shares are showing a general depres
sion. Cora Products company is said to be
doing the "largest volume of business
in its history tut the profit margin la
small. -
Allis-Chalmers report shows 3.09 per
cent on preferred compared with 8.10
per cent last year. ..
Pennsylvania Railway September re
port shtfws net earnings for fltnes east
of Pittsburg decreased 3115.000 and
lines west decreased $268,000. Regular
dividend declared.
, Burlington -annual report shows 'Tiet
income enual to -12.01 on the stock com
pared with 11.16 in the previous year. ;
, Railway Springs declared , the regular
quarterly dividend . of per cent on
preferred. -. a ? ... -;.
Semi-annual dividend was declared by
American Cotton Seed Oil company.' ,
Foreign visible supply of copper
shows a decrease of 3740 tons. . j
Range of New York prices-furnished
by Overbeck A Cooke Co.!
Description rOpenHlgh Low Bid
Amal. Copper
69
14.14
66 Vi
89 Vi
69
53
39
Am. Car & F., c. J
Am. Cot Oil., 0.
Am, Loco., 0. . .
Am. Sugar, c. . .
Am. Smelt, 0...
80V4 80T4 79
ao via . .
Anac. Mlnine- Co
42
S3U
8t
Am. wooien, 0..
Atchison, 0 . ...
S3
103
101
108
104jI6S
do nfd ......
101
Bait & Ohio, C.
108
ao pfd ......
B. R. T. .......
Can. Pacific, c.
Cent Leather, o
Chi & Grt W, e.
C. , M. & St P..
C. & N. W....
Ches. & Ohio. . .
Colo. F, & I., c.
Colo. South., c,
do fid-pfd.-. . .
do 1st pfd...
Del. & Hud,...
D. A R. Q., 0..
83
ao pra
jcrie, 0., ........
do 2d pfd.....
do 1st pfd. . . .
O. North., pfd..
Illinois Central..
Int. Met, o.-, ..
I A N .
DlsUllers .......
Ore Lands......
89
49
126
183
22
Mo.-Pao A....'..
National Lead ..
N. Y.- Cen......
N. Y., O. A.W...
N. & W,, com...'
11
98 99
do pfd' .. .v..
North Am. ......
fN. Pacific, com, .
118 119
118
iii
rac. m. S. Co ... .
Penn. - Ry. ,,',,
181
109
r, o. ft c. o...
108
P. .8. Car. oom. ,.
ao era .......
jHeaaing, com
162Vi 168
ao ,pra
do ist nfd.:
4..,
Rep. I. & 8., com
83"
ao nra .....
Rock Island, co..
do pfd .......
33
64 V?
82
158
81
is"
St. Li. & S. F. 2d P
ao ist nra...
St W.&S. W.. C,
28
St U. & S. W., p.
Text & Pac. ..
T;. a. L, & W., 0.
do. pfd. ......
Union. Pac. c
U. 8. Rubber, c.
do. pfd. . , ... .
118
118
178
173
172
3S
if a
86
V. 8. Steel Co.. c.
78
ao. pra. , . .
Wnbash, e. , . , ,
do. pfd. A....
W. U. Telegraph
Wis. - C'., e, , ,
Westliighouse ,
Beet Sugar -,
Utah Copper .
Third Avenue .
Ice Securities .
Big Four ......
Hallway Springs
117
in
38
71
88
71
374
48
78
37
.49
13,8 136 138
Vir. -Chemical...
84 65 64
do pfd ......
K. ft, Southern.
dotrfd
Oen. Electrlo
W. & L. E. ..
American Can ?,
do pfd . , . .. .
Alton, c ' . , . . ,
O. W., pfd . . . . .
Nevada Cons, . .
165 ,165 165
20
20
Total! sales, 292,200
shares,
Alleged Forger Arrests. ;
9pw!I I)lnfrh to The Journal. -
.Vancouver. Wash., Nov, I. Alex Mc
Donald, of tbepokane police depart
ment, arrested TRalph Holmes at Port
land (yesterday and left him at Van
couver for safe keeping until - tomor
row, when he will be taken to Spokane
te iSwe-4 the -charge-of forgery.
STOCK MARKET HAS :
A HIGHER CLOSING
PORTLAND. TUESDAY
- "
FAB'lil
MAY DECIDE TO
HOLD ITS WHEAT
AT. A Elmore, Local Represent
ativBelieves That Growers
Are In a Position to Keep
Grain Off the Markets
$
- Today's Wheat Market. a
Portland Carh club, 7578o;
..oiueetem, 78082c, 4
UverpoolDecember, sl0d; 4
March. 11 Tid. . 4
, Berlin Wheat Uo lower.
Chicago--.No. J red, ilKQiSci
Dec, 89i4o; May, OSVic; ; July. , 4
,3HC. j ' " . ,4
St. Louis Cash. Uo lower:
4 Dec, 994c a
4 Omaha Cash, 0 higher. ' .
, Winnipeg Dec, 88c
Kansas City Dec. 38c '
4 Minneapolis Dec, 99 Vie. A
. '-"..'i-"".V,. -VA-A".'' j.'M
"Personally I believe that farmers
are going to hold their wheat because
of the' present low price." l ,
1 ne statement was made to The Jour
nal this morning by A. A. JSlm'ore, rep
resentative of the Farmers' union, with
headquarters in this city. "
"There has not been very much doing
in uiB wpeai marxet nere during tne
past . few Says owing to the fast ' de
clining prices. Farmers generally are
in . very guua poBiiiun xinanciaiiy . ana
don't have Jo sell their wheat at this
time unless they so desire.
"If farmers have debts to pay they
shouia see that these are but of the way
peroral noiainr . baclc for higher prices.
Unless they do this thev mtv eventu
ally be placed in a bad position and
perhaps .be foroed to sell their wheat
upon an undesirable market and at
thev other fellow's nrice. . Thosa who
Are clear of debt can hold If they want
to. That's the' r own. affair." ; v
jr. niimore. is particularly friendly
to Portland as a grain port and for
that reason can probably accomplish
more for his organization thun nnm
individual who la opposed to the city
and everything concerned with It
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK HUN.
: : : Hogs, battle. Sheep.
Tuesday ., 273 -
Monday 910 432 1092
Saturday 219 , 281 ...
Friday 2 ; ... ' V
Thursday 461 172 . '682
Wednesday ..... 827 23 869
Week ago 100 236 ,
Livestnrlr w itull In IK. ...,- . A .1
and receipts were small. ToUl run was
at cntiie ana Z4S goats.
Tr&dinff warn atAw ,m v..
rj ' " v ... m k . .Ilia tUL
prices ruled-, about as previously re
ported.
Among the shippers:
CATTT.T& W Ulankn.ll n.l..l. .ru.
1 . . "t.1., VMtAI.V, Vt.,
art. Payette. Idaho. 6 loads; J. S. Thir-
AZ-Ji? vuitn, or.. 3 loads.
loads. -v. u, w,
Today's livestock Sales.
Following are today's sales. They
represent, demund, supplies and quality
offering:
STEERS.
Av.Wt
steers .............. .1008
steers 1006
COW3 AND HEIFERS.
COWS 074
Price.
' $6.65
.6.2$
$4.75
4.76
4.2S
4.00
24
16
28
heifers 868
1
I
heifer .. 880 '
cows 986 .
CAL.VES
6 calvM . to
$4.60
uenerai range or livestock values, as
indicate by latest sales Iff the Port
land yards: - --.- r-.- v r-
CATTLE Best Oregon steers is 6f
6.75;' fancy steers, $6:2696.40; com-
?SonfieJfrs. -'04.50; cows, best,
$4.706.00; fancy, $4.26: poor. $8.00
S 5 5 ! hplfr tl Ktt! hull, liUaitr,
Stags, $3.75 4.26. -
nuus-mii east of the mountains,
$9.60; ordinary, $9.40; heavy, $9.00;
stockers and feeders, $5.00 6. 00.
nr oent yeaning wetners. 64.68
f4.76; old wethers, $4.00: spring lambs.
.riiiaiuou, vHiioy, tt.9Diips.uu; eastern
Washington, $5.60; ewes, $8.008.60.
CALV ES Best 87.00: erdlnarv. Id Ko
poor, $$.60 4.60.
HOGS ARE 10 TO 15 "
CENTS LOWER TODAY
; IN S. OMAHA YARDS
(Special tJUoetcS to The ioornaLl
South Omaha, Nov. 1. Cattle, 9900.
Market steady: steers, $6.5007.25: cows
and heifers, $4.26 6.26
Hogs Reoelpts., 3200.. Market 10tf
15c lower. Range of sales, $7.7608.26.
Sheep Receipts, $5,700. Market steady
to weak; yearlfngs, $4.90a6.26: wethers.
(3.904.15; lambs,, $6.80Q6.60;, ewes,
$3.258-76. '..:. .....
NORT.HWE8T RAXK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
Clearings today .$2,142,808.46
Year-ego 1,628,104.6$
Oaln today ....,'.v.,.,.$. $16,198.78
Balanoei today -. ..;-, , , . . s $37,449.87
Year .ago ;,. , i . ; ;, . .. .y. ..i. 144,399.88
J1-: A t A,'! ' Seattle Banks A'' .';'.'.-.
Clearings ' today ; , r , , $1,8 8 S, 6 58 .t)0
Balances loday . . . . ? 1 30,693.00
'V-J'U" .::,t . '' .ulili
v ';Tacoma; Banks.' A
Clearings today... ,,,,.,,.,$ 766,655.00
Balances r today ; . ..,,..,, 49,489.09
'"Ar: ?"A Spokane Banks.'" ":
Hearings .today .s..V,,-f.4,.t .781,041.00
Balances today" 110,089.00
. -4. aA '"" ' ..i ...
A Ifew Ybrk"3otton Market.
Ooenln. ' High. LoW.- ClosA
Jan. ,...1429 1433
Kcb ; r. .v e
Men. ..,.' 1433 1458
May ; V,.H44l T 1447
June ,...,;...,...
July ....j437 1410
Aug.: 1416 1415
Nov. '...71430 1433
Decrf 143!AJ44
.1416
Aiisi
1414
- 1415
1427
1430
143436
143738
14402)44
1446!fl46
144244
143840
1428030
1418 1
144
tlverool, Novi J. heatA v .-li'-'-r'-
Qpen. ,,,.' :. Close.'':
December ,.-.. all'id 6s 1.0 A
Marcb, . . .
t, see f e a.
, ,r Jfetf Tork-Ldndon Silver. A
New York, Nov. - i.1 Bar silver, i$c;
Moxlcan dollsrs, 45e.
Liverpool;. Nov. ' 1. Sirverr?T"lS-16 J.
LIVESTOCK MARKET-
A. x ''..'.
isn . 7
EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, .
MAIME1TS
LOWEST PRICE IN
fillers ' Drop' Clulrto 75o
Bushel but- Exporters Say
a 7677c for Track Delivery;
Loss Is Severe Again.
Price of wheat struck the lowest mark
today In two years and extreme weak
ness I4 shown at the decline..
Millers are not quoting1 ahoveeo a
bushel for qlub wheat today, a drop of
80 a bushel, and bluestem has been put
to 78c, or the same' price today as
was quoted for club yesterday.
, Exporters on the other, hand are mixed
In their views but their quotations to
day are above those sent out by milling
concerns, although a cent to 2 cents be
low the values listed genet ally yee4er
day. Today, they are generally auotlnr
7677o for elub and 8082o for blue-,
stem, track delivery- tidewater. While
the exporters put club only lo to 2c a
bushel below yesterday their quotations
on bluestem are from 2o to 80 a bushel
less than formerly. . , . ...
What little wheat is now being pur
chased Is for speculative accounts, as
there is absolutely no foreign demand.
No cargoes have recently been sold In
the Pacific northwest and not even of
fers have been received from Europe
recently. ;.v. v ... .- , -
Intense dullness Is shown in the flour
situation, both local and export. With
fast declining prices on wheat there has
been an increasing volume of cutting 1n
the flour market by Interior millers and
few are now asking over $6 for patent
and some are offering at $4.90. Local
mills generally continue to hold at $5.16
npr hftrml. . .
for the
iwneatJ)eit
Ortrnn AodnoUnn.! .
east portion tonight and Wednesday.
Southerly winds, .
Washington O9caslonal rain tonight
and Wednesday. Southerly winds,
i Idaho Fair south. Occasional rain
north portion tonight and Wednesday
APPLE DEMAND IS
E
Call for tpitzenbergs Not Brisk
According to Northtvestern
Fruit Exchange.
Northwestern Fruit Exchange reports
me appie situation toaay to Tne journal
as follows:
The market continues active although
somewhat restricted. The trade con
tinues to Bhow prejudice against cars
which are badly mixed as to variety and
grade, and their rVeglect of Jonathans
continues to be a feature of the market
also. We do not find the demand for
high priced varieties such as Bpitsen
burgs to be as keen as we would like
to see it The trade generally feels
that these high priced varieties offer
little speculative opportunity; In other
words, they are now priced on a basis
which makes a profit when taken out
of storage extremelydubious, For this
reason the demand"! centering in me
dium priced varieties such as Ganos,
Black Bens, Rome Beauties and fruit
of a similar grade. '. ,
We report sale of the following cars:
Car C. B. & Q.' 88060. packed by J.- F.
Sugrue, Cashmere, Wash, shipped Octo
ber 24 678 extra fancy Staymans, 21
fancy, S-tler, 390 3 tier, 31 4-tler,
82 4 ft tier and 6 -tler at a straight
price of 11.85 f. o. b. Cashmere. Wash.
This car was sold to a buyer in Okla
homa, and is the "star" sale of the sea
son. Car C, B. & Q 88876, from Cashmere,
Wash., 31 extra , fancy Rome Beauties
$1.60, fancy 11.36, choice $1.00; extra
fancy Staymans 81.75, fancy 81.75,
choice 11.85; extra fancy Grimes $1.60,
fancy and extra fancy Arkansas Blacks
$15 straight f, O. b Cashmere, Wash,
Car C , B. & Q. 88262. from Cashmere,
Wash., 25th, extra fancy Romes $1.60,
fancy $1.86. chofce $1.10; fancy and ex
tra fancy Staymans $1.75; fanoy Spits
enbergs $2.00, choice - $1.60; fancy and
extra fancy Senators $1.60. '
Car G. N. 9082, badly mixed, all
choice, mostly cheap varieties. Includ
ing Baldwins, Spies, Bel if leurs Rome
Beauties, Greenings, a few Jonathans,
very few Newtown Pippins, mostly me
dium and small sixes at 90o f. o. b.
PRICE OF PRODUCE '
, a . AT SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Nov. 1. WheatAus
tralian an propo, 31.67 . Se
nora. ll.67H 1.70; California club,
northern wheat, bluestem,
"iV,;, ': OWN' Russian
red, $1.47V4i.5.;
BarleyFeed, good to choice, 85
lltl ,'ancy, 4 11.00! poor to fair,
80934c; shipping, $1.03 1.07 Vi; Che
valier, $1.20 1.35.
Eggs California fresh. Including
eases, extras, 61c;- firsts, 46c; seconds,
30c; storage, $0Hc
Butter California fresh extras, 83c;
firsts, 8O0; seconas. 29c; storage, 80V4c
Cheeser New California flats fancy,
I6M1C; tlrsts. l8Hc; seconds, 13o; Cali
fornia Young America fancy, 16Ac;
firsts, 16c; Wisconsin daisies, 18c;
Oregon fancy, 164 c; storage Califor
nia, 16c.
' Potatoes Per cental, River Whites,
70 90c; Salinas Burbanks, $1.45(21.60;
SWeeOs, $2.002.25. .
Onions Per sack, 80c$1.00.
OfangesPer box, new navels, choice,
l.Bo'2.b0; " extra choice, $2.50fl3.00i
Valenoias, $8.00 Cf 8.60 for choice, and
$4.0004.50 for fancy. ,
California Fruit Mfvcmmt. A
California, fruit distributors give the
tftimber or Cars of deciduous fruit
shipped from ail points in California
for the weel ending Friday, October
28, as follows; -
Pears 4 cars. An occasional car of
pears still offers, but it is expected that
next week will entirely cloan up this
variety. .. ,
- Grapes -tit cars. Movement of this
variety this-week is pretty nearly loo
cars-heavier than for last week. To
kays are now going forward in very
small volume and the built of the ship
ment . is composed of Cornichens and
Emperors. From the best Information
obtainable the total movement from
now on can hardly be expected to inr.
te--nn-inw-fe.e-w-eewwe:'
Weather conditions continue favor h in
and should there be no further rain It
Is expected that the orop'Wtll be prac
tically cleaned 4ip within the next ten
days,' ... i ,v
.j. . -.- ' .'-r;-:--l-
, The manufacture Of mattresses, pil
lows and cushions from, sponge mater
ial, dried and sterilised, has become
ar important lsusmesg-lanorifla.'" '
fflO YEARS BEING
QUOTEDONVfflEAf
PI
1910.
DOBIE WOULD PLAY
BUT HAS AN EXCUSE
UniversftT ef Washlnston. Nov 1.
Nrfthlng can be done with Oregon's chal
lenge for a football game Saturday until
Manager Victor Zednlck returns from
Moscow, idah where he Is at ths pres
ent time. "
Coach Dobla ' TTri1 Klmi.lf " tMm
morning as eager to meet the Oregon-
Bank Notice
Security Savings and Trust Company -
V"A A r ,' A' - ".: f'-f V - ' 'A A- , ' ; .r .. ,v . ;
' Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Streets', ,
Capital and Surplus, $900,000 . . .' ' y
. Invites Accounts of
Merchants, Individuals and Savings
pldest Bank on
t Capital fully paid
Surplus and undivided
OFFICERS:
W. M. Ladd, President
Edward Co4kingbam,Vice-Pxei
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier.
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts'.
Accounts of banks, firms, corporations and individ ;
uals solicited. Travelers checks for sale and
drafts issued available in all countries of Europe.
l.umbermens
National Bank
CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS
PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital,
FirstNationalBank
Capital $1,500,003
Snrplui $750,000
Oldest National Bank West of the
Rocky Mountains . .
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SECOND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
j Every Knock t
against .
BITULITHIC
S-T-R-E-E-T-S
A Knock Against th
"CITY BEAUTIFUL"
"Situlithic"
8 e a u t i f i e s
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lans, but declared that after the fro
crastlnatiOn of the southern manasr
last winter, he wouidVnot take on Oregon
trnless there should be an open date cu.
the schedule.
The the Idaho manager will if e his
errorin demanding more than called for
In the contract and that he will bring
the team to Seattle Saturday, la believed
here on all aides. Zednlck Is expected to
return tomorrow, r -
Journal Want Ads bring result a
the Pacific Coast.
. $1,000,000.00
profits $600,000.00
R. S. Howard Jr Aut Cashier.
T. W. l.dd, Assistant Cashier.
Walter M. Cook, Asst. Caihiar.
$500,000
ITS NATIONAL BANI1
A'AAAAt;
Overbeck &
Cooke Co
Commission Merchant j
. Stocks, Bonds
Cotton, Grala, ts.
216-217
Eoard of Trade Ba.2V.3j
fmt)m Oitmce eer4 ef Trad
Cerreeposdente ef Lses ftrr
( Cbloas , New Toa. 8heu,
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ODaccttrrs Portland Vllfc th
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