! V' ji likD
foses WEAKER
BIG SUPPLY
n SHIPPED III
Shipmen.ts From East to Paci
v. f ic Northwest Are Fully Dou
" ble Jhose of Previous Sea
' son's; Trade Bearish."
:
v Holiday Bird JWoes.
'--"Theso prices ruled today alone
Front street aM on this day a
year ao: , - .
191V. J.VV.
.Turkeys, altva 25a
do. dreseea .....
Fowls, alive ......
Hans, alive ........
Docks, alive ri
(toes, Uv
16 13H
IT 14 '.
It It
II 19
The outlook for hlfh turkey prlcaa
waa not ao bright today. - The situation
has taken a new turn. ..: Big people have
decided that ail provisoes ara too high
- and therefore are using their Influence
and money to carry out tneir plana. '
The local manager of Armour; & Co.,
the big eaatern pacsers la responsible
for the report today. Armour; ft Co.
had car of Iowa corn fed turkeya.due
today and these .will be sold to the
trade -at 2o a pound or So under the
prloe generally . established on Front
street for holiday birds.
Swift ft Co. had a carload of eastern
dressed turkeys In yesterday afternoon
and another car was due this morn
ing. '
Frye ft Co., the Seattle packers.Jiave
a car of eastern stock due in the aound
city today - and shipments from there
will be made to Portland and will ar
rive either tomorrow morning or Mon
day. - ' .... .
jyst what The aggregate of .the east
ern turkey shipments to Portland and
' tlie north.west will be this season, the
trade is unable to say definitely at
this time but It Is known positively that
the outside supplies for this territory
are fully double those of any previous
season. - .
A remarkable feature of the present
turkey season is that there will be prac
tically no cold storage stock offering
for the Thanksgiving trade. The dressed
birds that come from the east - are
fresh killed and are just the same as if
they had been killed here. --.-. - ...
Turkeys . were slightly weaker along
Front street today on account of these
reports. While seme birds hava teen
contracted- bv retailers at 26c a pound,
and this price was generally asked by
receivers, turkpys could have been pur
chased at 25o a pound and It la gen
erally believed that little future busi
ness will go above this floxe. The
trade now believes that 24 to. 2 fa will
be the market. 1 - . .,..-..,;.'.-..,'.
.; ;;.;- ... V " iy;' y f-.V.'-.?-'
' Tjggi Are Holding Plrni.
Market for eggs Is holding firttr and
prices show no change for the day. Ke
celpts of fresh are limited. , -j-".
''.i.'-O'.i,-; i'j.T'V , r , .
' Car California Celery.
First car of California celery to ar
rive this season came forward today. It
was In god condition. .
Potatoes Hold Firm.
8o far as local demand' Is concerned
the potato market is holding firm here
today. Soma sales as high as 11.40 by
Jobbers. .- .
' :"' ' ' " 1 " '' ' .
' Better Local Onion Call. .
While there Is still an absence of
outside business In the 'onion market,
local ' trade is very good and jobbing
price Is maintained.
! . -'.yJiJi'l . A i inn. iiii, '"V .V"nv.l'; ;H;-?V
Fruits for Thanksgiving. -There
Is plenty of fruit offering for
Thanksgiving and prices this year are
much lower than usual. .
BEARS ARESLOV TO
, ' World's Wheat Xarkst. ft
ft Portland Cssh club, ,770 78ov
ft tlucstem, 7980c . ... . .
ft Chicago No. 2 red, 92 HO ft
-ft S3c; Dec. SOTic; May. ., 96o ft
ft bid; July. S3e bid. ft
' ft Liverpool Deo., 7s; - March, . ft
ft 7s Id.! May. 7s 2144 ... ft
ft -. Minneapolis May, 11.06. ft
ft , Culnth May, Sl.08. . ft
ft iWlnnlpeg May, 960 bid; ft
ft Dec., 92Va- M. - .... ft
, ft - Kansas City May, 94 He ft
- ft fit, Louis Dee, 91Ti92e; ft
ft May, 8"Sc. v ft
' ft
ft
Chicago, Nov. 19. There was moder
ate show of strength at the opening be
cause Liverpool was steadier than ex
pected. Northwest recelpta fell little be-
" ..... !. iw. j . . kiiu us
showed strength "In both " wheat and
, flour.. As there was no buying by rec
: ognlzed leaders and the outside busi
' pess a was light, the trade quickly
switched to the bear side. "
Argentine news came to the front
. later" and started some local buying.
- While there was a good upturn In .prid
es it was not a big market at any time
luring the- session. The trade as On
previous days, showed a disposition to
discredit much of the news from toe
other side and seemed to go slow fol
lowing anything like bull 'operations
here. J - , r
Oflts 'market was supported a Httle
- at the close by firmness in wheat and
corn."--' ;'.'". yo-r-'. ' v-i -r ...
Lard led an early decline, pork and"
jiub .inrnea more or less strength all
day. There was some buying by brok
ers for foreign houses,
, Range of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck ft Cooke company.. .
WHEAT, -.
High. . Low. . Close.
61 90 W ' o
- SU , 92H 93&B
'Open.
Deo. .'.J.90U
May ,,.,9614
July ....92 7
CORN.
Pec ,,..4:
May ....46H
July ,...47?
. 6A
46B
804 B
t S8
: 83 A
1789 .
, 1627
i
4
47J' .
OATS.
23 Ti
PORK,
17S2 ,
1630
JLARQ.,
Pec
May
..... CO VS
. A I, 7
July ,,.M
Jan.k,.wlT2
May ,,.,l:o
3722
1620
r.ov. .t,lC60
Jan. ,. 997
May .... 9E2
10C0
1041
. 99
-962
l ..'
16
ill
1669
987
967
!1T
899
ions .
860
RIBS.
920 '
191
Jsn."-...
-jr ...
913'
HEWS
CIIH A 111
CENT LOWER III
F
. . ' , ; . - . -5 ...
Increasing Supplies of Ordi
nary Quality Brinq Less
; Money; Small Springs Are
Showing a Very Good Call.
..... ... .' i'.i.r g v
Chickens are down a half cent - a
pound for ordinary fowls along Front
street toaay.
Small springs that weigh from 1 ' to
lMi pounds each are in greater demand,
and. for these the trade Is eagerly bid
ding 17o a pound today.
liens are in demand and are bringing
t like figure, with few coming-forward.
General receipts of chickens are heav
ier, and it is likely, therefore that some
will be carried over until Monday. This
would be about the worst thing that
could happen to the trade, for on Mon
day everyone will be busy with turkeys
and will not oars to bother-with other
birds. ' . - ,- v- r. 1 .
Dressed chickens are coming In some
what more freely and the immediate fu.
ture will -show the -demand greatest in
these. . ; :
Geese and ducks are in demand at the
prices quoted by The Journal today.
11 MARKET IS
' - - , - v - .- y
Fractional Gains" In New York
With a Steady Jorie in the -
General List.
New York. Nov. 19. Ths stock mar
ket held steady throughout the day with
the list displaying a firm -undertone
and most of the active stores showing
fractional -gains over yesterday's close.
The -market has the complexion of being
well bought in the leading and active
shares and as long as, this class of buy
ing predominates a somewhat higher
market lu the popular issues seems pos
sible. ... - '
At Boston the market was very strong
today with various rumors affecting the
future of the leading coppers and there
seems to be something of a tangible
nature doing In them. East. Butte was
again hte feature of the activity -and
strength and the continued favorable
developments at the property certainly
warrant higher prices. The feeling to
night sis optimistic on the outlook for
next week. Money is silently easier
and at present no, signs of .a squeeze
feared. '
(Range of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck & Co.:) '
Descnptlo
Open Hlgh Low Bid1
Am. Copper C6.
Rum s
TODAY
70
65
Am. u. x c ., o
do -pfd ... . t.
Am. Cotton Oil,
Am. Loco., c . .
Am. Sugar, i o...
Am. Smelt, 0. ..
do pfd
Ana Mlnlnc Ca
4?H
894
118
81
06
42"
86
Am. Woolen, o. .
Aicnison, o,
do pfd .. .
B, & O., a.-.,
104
90
78.
96
34
.05
23
do pfd .j.i.,
a ft G. W, c.
C, M. ft St P...
C. ft N., . . o ... . ... i
C. ft o..........
Col F'l ft Iron,
Colo. S'th, o...
- do, see
do., sec, pfd. .
Corn Prodi, c...
do., pfd i,,...
Del ft Hud ,,..
Erie, com . . . .
do. seo pfd....
- do. first pfd.,
111. Cen, .......
Int'ban -Me., c. ..
do. pfd. ... ...
L'vills & Nash.
Manhattan ry r,
M. K & T c...
Distillers
Ore lands . . . . .
Mo. Pacifio ' ,, , ',
National Lead . .
N., Y. Central ,,
do nfd ......
North Am.......
North Pacfflo.
P. M. S. Co.i..,
Penn, R'y.....,
p. a c, ..
do pfd
do 1st Pfd . . .
R, I. & 8., 0. ..
do ' Pfd - . .
Rock island, o.
do - nrd . . . . .
St L.. B. F. s pf.
ao isi pia., .,
St L. ft S. W o.
do., pfd . . .
8. ' P., C,. i . ,
6. By.,' c. . , .
do pfd ....
T. ft P i.4.
T.. St L. ft W..O.
V. P c
do pfd
s i
do. pfd
U. 8. Steel, e. .4,
do pfd
Wabash, c......
do pfd .......
Wis. Central, c.
Westlnghouse , .
Beet Sugar . . , ,
Utah Copper ...
Thjrd Ave
Ice Securities .
Cons. Gas. , ...
Big Four ......
Ry. Springs, c.i .
Va. Chemical .
do pfd.
do
Gen.
pfd. ....
Electric.
do pfd.
Am.. Can, o. ..
do pfd.
Alton,, c. J,...
G. W., pfd.:...
Ner. Cons. . . .
Sales 20fi,706. "
4 f New
Jsmiary .,
February ,
March , ....
AprllTrT
May."."..'.;.
June .....
July
August . ...
November
December -
70!ePTl . 70
64 66 6i
i "64H '66" '64H
40 40 W, 40
1184 1184 118 :
81 82 814
106 106 106 :
'U 'ui 84
104 104U 104
101 101 101 :
I a r ,
78" '78 'it"
196 196 196 :
34 84 244.
. 'i4 23 '-23
124 124 123 :
147 147 147 :
84, 84 84 "
: 3 (36 36
60 60 , 69
W 'ij
i uo" iii' iio"
. 20 80 80
38 - 38 87
. 49 49 49
124 124 124
'iii 2i 'ii"
66 64 66
,146 146 146
'84 "85 'iV
"34 '84 '84
60 60 69
61 62 61
iii ii'ik' iii" :
43 43 48
w .
'. ii6 ii6 ii6
80 30 80
. 130 130 129 :
33 84 83
. 96 96 96
164 164 164 ;
97 97 97
'85 ii
, 97 98 97
;; :34.;v ,84 S
f r e t
43 ;: 42 41
"eiV 64 6i"
118 118 118
38 88. 27
'28' '28' '27
i78 Hi" i78
92 93 92
80 '81 '80
117 117 117 :
18 18 17
37 88 87
"it" 'ii"
38 38 38
60 69 60
12 12 12
i36 il6 136
'36 .'86' '85
62 63 62
. '84." 'ii'" '83
; ,
' ' ' '.t 1 1 ...
. . . . . . .- . , ,
'io" 'io "io"
77 77 77
rifl '26rio
Vork Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low Close.
. 1424 1434 1423 1426
.--.'. ' i... .1433035
.., . ... ..... H4Ru60
. 1453 .1463 ; 1452 1456R6
. 1449 - 1461 1449 146163
. 1452- 1469 ' 1460 f 14616)63
..I, .1420(3123
V27 U2t 126 -1431 f 21
VfllEAT MARKET A
SAFE PROPOSITION,
SAYS 1:0. VILGOX
Prominent Miller Says SitQa
tian Has Improved and the
.Farmers Will Profit; Late
Decline Was Too Serious. -
- 4 ft
.'
ft By Theodore B. Wilco President ft
ft , of Portland Flouring Mills Co.- ft
ft r':Wheat'iS'at present on. 'PV'
ft.' fectly safe basis for buyers. - It ft
ft s is in better demand than a short ft
ft 4 time , ago and at .' better prices, ft
ft ; The late drop in the price placed ft
ft the market abnormally low. It ft
ft ; went lower than I believed pos- "ft
ft j sible, but Is now on ' a basis" ft
ft where It' will not , likely show ft
ft.furthrv declined JProm this' ft
ft time forward I expect an lm- ft
ft proved tone with mors money ft
ft . for farmers - It is quite pos- ft
ft slble that there will bo fluctua- ft
ft tions in the price, but I antlci- ft
'ft pate nothing serious. Ths foreign ft
ft Situation la better
ft chases hava heen quits -liberal. ft
muen i say mat tne market will 1 ft
ft do better It should not be eon-- ft
ft strued that prices will boom. I ft
ft simply , believe that the bottom ' ft
ft Jias been reached and passed. , ft
. ft ft ft
No less a person than T.- B. Wilcox,
president ' otfl th Portland Flouring
Mills company, has come -out publicly
and stated that the wheat market of
.iluutur wln ,h0,r a Improvement
over the present .
t?1ar S basl 77 78o a
aS?h1" I?ck "very for club and 70
80c for bluestem. .
.mhiJe vPJum? f Purchasers Is
still , limited, this Is no fault of the
dealers. Who are anxious to take hold.
Farmers generally are holding back for
more money and With the Improved sit
uation for cargoes In foreign markets,
exporters have been forced recently to
offer them a concession. . .
, The market for oats remains very
quiet.-with the trade being fed all it
needs v Without makings direct offers.
There is practically no ontside calls for
purjats and therefor the wants of
tn?.,l?m.ad rs-easily supplied. ,
Official weather, forecast for the
wheat belts: ,,. . ,
in9,TtPt'Kiin we?t ar' east-, portion
tonight: Sunday rain. Southerly winds,
increasing along the coast. "
- Washlngton-r-Raln tonight and Bun-day:.-
warmer A east portion tonight.
Southeasterly winds, high along the
coast ' t
t Idaho Fair south, rain' north por-
ptirg 8undar; wtrmw north
PRJCQf PRODUCE "il. 1
. -AT SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Nov. 19. Wheat
Australian and propo. 11.47 K01.B5: Ho-
nora.
fLI01.67 California club.
11.401. 45: nnrthara -rV.nn , u, .
sian red. 8l.40ai.42U: miifiii
higher.
i ,T lyuv io cnoice, ii.ooee
tancy, ii.ozh & 1.03 ; poor to
..uui imn, inciuains
l?htl"' "rstASc; second
W M ....... ,. ...
Butter fjtlifnrnfa ..V. v . '
35c: firsts S3c: mnanWm iirj?"?
30c. . ..v.,.
tL,'"ii'." iioib, inner,
16c; firsts. ! 15c; seconds, 18c; Call-
tir i " Aiiionca, rancy, mo; firsts.
t 1 uaisies,- jbc; oregoa
"f?.,18 si,oraJ-;allforala, 16c;
do firsts. 14Ui' An Vim. .
ft"""'!. 18e; do foung America
lSHe. - 1 ' lntf,ea 18c: daisies;
; Potatoes Per cental River i Whites
,Orfon. 81.401.60; sweets! 42.00
tfi.IV. - . ....... ., . . .
Onions Per Back, 86otl.10.
OranaesPer hnr nv.Kr.i. . j
ard, 1.50W2.00; choice, 22.25(92.60:
fancy. 82.TBiffia.KA. . v.i.ii. .f ;S
8.00 for choice, and 13 nod a nn '
fancy. t.
NORTHWEST DANK STATEMENT.
Portland Sanks.
Qearings ; today. .11,508.924 92
t,ieanngs year ago 1,398,749.15
Gain today ,... t 235 175 77
Balances today ,j ntMSM
Balances year ago ...... . 193.662.23
Taooma Banks. '
Clearings today ... 3670.160.00
Balances today ............. 86.851.00
Seattle Banks. ' ,
Clearings today :, .21,667.663.00
Balances today , ......... IT 170 667.00
' Statement )f corwBon f
LUMBERMEN'S' NATIONAL' BANK
, at the
. RESOURCES. - ,
Loans and : Discounta , , , , , , , ,' .$2,211,091 85 1
Overdrafts ; 2,623.64
U. S. ' Bonds to ' secure circulation 250,000.00 !
Other Bonda and Premiums ..,.....,., ' 210,475.57 '
Real Estate ...l.s.., , 800.00
Furniture and Fixtures 26,106.25
Customers' Liability under letters ot credit..,....;.....,.'....,.......,.. . f 152.00
Due from U. S. Treasurer 12,500.00 . . . '
Due from Banks 409,388.14 ' '
Cash on hand 688,i;9.01 1,110,007.15'
." " " ' a ' - ' ' SSiisi
: ,.- LIABILITIES. : ' :. r - . ,
Capital :.. 500,000.00
Surplusand Undivided Profits , - 64,278 74
Reserve for Taxes ,',883.31
Circulation ......(. ,... 25U.000.00
Drafts Accepted under, letters of credit ...',... 152.00
Dividends Unpaid ' 105 00
Deposits i ...i; 2,992837;41
' 1 " ; ' ' .r. s, . S3.8U.gS6.46 "
MffllWOT
Only Two. Loads of Cattle
, Available for Market .Today;
Strength More Pronounced
for No. 1 Lambs, ' ; v ;
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
' " . 1 ,? Hogs, Cattle. Sheep.
Saturday ... 60 - : 844
Friday ... ........... 871 V 'lTSiC . isno
Thursday ..... H..-i,477 X-;l ,'-'-. 1.992
W&wmdMTMrti. 439 X ?h; 6.;:60
Tuesday ; . ,. ,.., 26i;? 844 960
Monday ...4....... 166 r. 699 ...
Week ago ;.... r- 21. .: 142 A- 406
This -was Sn' trflm1v ilnil n
the livestock market at Knrth Phrtinnd
Only two loads of cattle and 244 head
of sheep were received. The latter were
not for the market at all, being simply
shipped to the Sun tlal- ranch from
Montana for feeding purposes. How
ever, they were for the account of local
packers. ., - . ;. -,, v . . 1 .
The market for sheep Is steady for
ouallty. but poor stuff is not holding
Its own. The trade is of the opinion
that strictly fancy lambs are worth
15.76, although no recent sales have
been, made in that branch of ths live
stock market above 35.50. v
Cattle market shows practically no
change at this time
No hosts came forward todav. an' the
market -while weaker is nominally un-
i-iminseu nero. At couin umaoa toaay
there was a'drop of 1015c, with a
weaker feeling, t This would put the
landlnr .nrioa of Omaha hnn ) at
98.668.60, or 25o below the last prices
Among the shippers:
Cattl M. Rrwin. Pav-fttt. Tflhv ...
load: J. W. Thirman, the Dalles, Oth
one load. -
Sheep William ; Sheoard. Sun ' Dial
ranch. 244. head. .
. Today's run of - livestock enmnorea
with this day in recent years as fol-
, Hogs, Cattle.' Sheep."
1 Gift - : 1 " 1 m A ' n , 1
. .... .,..... ........ ... .... r '.. DV ,,: m
1909 623 1346 676
1908 .. 688 178 . ...
1907 80 182
1908 90 ...
1905 , is ' Si
A year ago today there was a firm
tone in all lines of livestock with no
change in prices."'- , : .
uenerai range or livestock value as
Indicated by latest' sales in . tha P.irt-
land yards: J ' , '-. .
- t-.ATTL.BJ Best Oregon steers. 15.50
6.65; fancy steers, 35.265.40 common
steers, 4.004.60;. cows, 'best, $4.76
c nn. M.. . . it. . , . A A a . f.
heifers, $4.50; bulls, $2.00(96.26; stags,
HOO-Best light. $8.85f ordinary.
38.76: heavy. 38.00(38.80: stockers and
feeders. $5.006.00. ,
' 811 EEP Best yearling wethers, $4 80
6.00; old wether. $4.00; spring lambs,
Willamette valley, $5.00 6.25; . eastern
wasnington, t&.BUiao.Yt); ewes, 3,uog)
CALV7EB Best, $7.00; ordinary. $6.60;
poor,, $,Unj!4 50. x , . J
. Today's Official Business. '
.Following' are today's trades.. They
represent, demand, supplies and quality
offering: 1
-. STEERS. .
' Ar. Lbs. .Price.
23 steers. -.n 1025 $5.25
6 steers .............. 968 ' 4.95
HOGS 5 CENTS UP
.AT CHICAGO, WHILE
CATTLE ARE STEADY
Chicago. Nov. 19. Receipts. hOes. 11.-
000; cattle, 600; sheep, 2000.
Hogs are. 5 cents higher; left over,
4100; receipts a year ago, 11.000. Mixed,
$7.0007.25; good, $7.30 7.65, TOtrgll.
$6.957.20; light $6.957.45. -
uattie anq sneep are steaay. : . . .
HOGS 10 T0 15 CENTS - .
LOWER AT SOUTH
J w OMAHA DURIIMGT DAY
South Omaha,. Neb., Nov. 19. Cattle.
none. . '..- - .- - - . "
Hnn 4KAA Mnrtot alnw 1flfMC
lower. Sales, $7.257.46.
Bheep, none. -
SEATTLE PRODUCE '
PRICES FOR TODAY
' Seattle. Nov. 19. Rutter H7nsh1.r.
ton creamery, firsts 38c: ranch 8R0:
eastern creamery 84c; eastern storage
aci -process zc; vregon 400.
Eggs Local ranch 62c: eastern stor
age, 2 8 ff 3 2c; Oregon, v 4048o; , fresh
eastern uc(F4zc.
Cheese Tillamook twins 17He; Tilla
mook Young AmeYicas 19c; Wisconsin
twins 18c; Wisconsin Young Americas
20c: Washington twins 17ttc: Wasblnr.
ton Toung Americas. 19o; Swiss, 28c;'
iimourger l'jc; cream zvc. ' ' .
Onions Walla Walla $1.50 per sack;
California $1.60.
OF PORTUAISD ,
close of business November 10th,
HAL SUPPLY
m., -m t-ms-"
COFFEEKffl
CEIII HIGHER FOIt
Ell
All Gradss That Formerly Sold
From 25c Dovynward Are
Today Quoted at Advance;
Further Rise to Follow. .
' Quickly following the announcement
made by The Journal ' yesterday of a
probable rise in the price of roast cof
fees, there was an advanoe of 1 cent a
pound for all grades that sold from 25"
downward. ;. if -.-!,.. tii-M;:,t-vV;--- '(",.-'
Even at the advance of a cent, which
by the way is the sharpest ' tIbs ' in
roasted stun to oats .this season, tne
raw coffee market is still 2o a pound
above the . basis for roast and there
fore it is to be presumed that the lat
ter will make a further gain soon.
According to one or tne mt prom
inent roasters of coffee on the coast,
within a short time the public will
not be able to but for 25o retail any
coffee that grades - above No. 7 Rio.
This is the grade used by well known
eastern1 package manufacturers and is
tar Deiow tne standard usuauy set ay
those who put up the 25c retailer.
'With No. 7 Rio green quoted in the
eastern market at 12o a pound, whioh
means 18o roasted here, it will be im
possible to sell a better grade of cof
fee today retail At 25o and- allow the
retailer This normal nroflt. The prico
of Arbuckle package here today Is $18.13
per 100 pounds. , Therefore this grade
in order to follow the raw coffee mar
ket" should eell about 2o a pound high
er, making it a 25c seller retail, with
little prom to tne seller.
FRONT STREET 0TJOTATION8
;-..-... ' v.'- " '-""d.v'
..!" Hops, Wool and Idas.
HOPS 1910 crop,' choice, 12c" per lb.;
prime to choice, 11 llo; prime, lie;
medliun ,10 10 tt.l909.growths. nomi
nal, 8 5c lb. , T . . .
'. 1 WOOL 'Nominal, ' 1910, Willamette
valley,. 1819c; eastern Oregon. 139
17c -- '
SHEEPSKINS Shearing.'' t026
each; short wool, 85 60c; medium
wool, 60cll.0O each; long wooL 76o9
$1.25 each.
TALLOW Prime, per . lb., to; No.
8 and grease, 22o. r
CHITTIM BARK 1909, nominal, Co;
1910, inc.
hides Dry .moss, iPH-jisHc id.i
-een,"67e: bulls, green, salt, 60
.: kins. 6 V4 6 7 Ue' calves. 'green. 120
lse per id. -
MOHAIR Nominal; 1910. 80032a "
v .Better, Eggs and rooltry, :
BUTTER Extra creamery, cubes and
tubs, 36c; squares. 37276 lb.; store.
24d26c; eastern. S2340. '
.BUTTER FAT F. 0. b. Portland, par
pound, 3 60 . , k
POULTRY Fancy hens..:.17e"per"!b.;
spring, 16 16c;. old roosters, : 1 2c;
young, 15o lb: live ducks, young, 17
if 18c; old,- 16c; turkeys, alive, 22c;
dressed, 2 4 2ac pigeons, squabs, $2.60
dozen. v
EGGS Local extras, 4242c; No. 1
40c: No. 3, 28c; .eastern best. 82 34c;
ordinary,'- 28&80a ,' 1 1 i
CHEESE New Oregon aney full
cream, .triplets and daisies, 1717c;
Young Americas. I8 18 c. v .t ,v
Grain, riour and Hay.
WHEAT Track delivery: Club. 77
78c; bluestem, 79&0c; fortyfold, 79c;
Willamette valley, 79c; red Russian,
77WYc; turaey rea, vswouc. v;
BARLEY Producers' orlcs 1916
Feed, $20.50; Tolled, $23,50; orewlng.
HAY . Produners' price 1910 Val
timothy. fancy. $19 19.60: ordinary
$19; eastern Oregon, $20021; mixed.
$1415; clover. 'No. 1. $13ft14; wheat.
liiUii; cneai, auaira, jit.&Q
MILLSTUFF3 Soiling s price Bran.
!26; middlings, $33; shorts, $27; chop,
19025.
OATS Nominal, producers ' price
Track, No..l whits, $27 160; gray,
'TTT.rmR Did i rrnn. natanta ' in
straight, j4.0t.1314.V6; bakers, $4.7506.16;
export grades, $2.60; graham, Back,
.; rye, io.io; oaies,
' ' .M. AIM.
SUGAR Cube. J6.20; powdered, $5.60;
fru't or berry,. 36. JO; dry granulated.
85.60: 1 y3loWi $4.90: beet 15.40. Fed.
....... ... .- . ... wm . vn ... :A
eral Fruberry.i H less tnan . irult or
be. ry. , . ' . , ,-.
V (Above quof4ions, are 20 days net
cash.) A ' W7.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. 4 06c
No. 2, -4c; New Orleans head, 67c;
v-reuia, sue. .
SAL,! coarse Half ground 100s,
Rn tiff nn- tnoa tit nn- .i.. o!
id.ou uer inn: our. iu.uu:.. raniAi irnirv
extra fine barreis, 2,' 6e and 10s, $4"od
o.'mi; lump rocK, 2u.tu.iBB ton. 1
BEANS Small, white, ic; - large
wnii), i. ou; pinK, e4c: oayou, xb.vo;
biiiius, to.sv; reau, o.y. ".
HONEY New,- $3.75 per case. '
' Fruits sstd Vegetables.'
FRESH FRUITS Oranaea New na-
V els, $3.5003.75 bot; bananas. 60 lb.;
lemons, ss.uutsiY.vv: grape iruic 4.vo;
iMnA.nni.a ifrin. in iiMinnA, ' hiiamivi .
ttrat.fmAlrtn. 41 Art miimi 1 1 Aflffll K rt .
grouna cnernes, t.uu; pears, ii.duP2-uu.
tJciKKii!.B HucKieDemes. 7e.
POTATOES New, $1.2001.351 Bweets.
zic JO.t '
tVKGET Aolli.o iew turnips. II.ZdV
1910."
CHEAP
IS
1 ' : 1, fl.EO; ce 'rcl 1 r" "
l.i") pr t-a.-K; cuVI-a;-. $1.:. ht
i-i-nta!.; tOHintOfS. 70cv 51 . I :-v box;
t"- na, 10c pr pound; horieradiph, 8
i;' iiie; green onions, 10 4' 15c dviten;
r-erpers. b-y. 4-(i6c pur lb; hel
loiiuce, CO .. ijoO i er down;' liotliouau,
$1.60' per box; radishes, 10 3 12 doz
en bunches; celery, 609Gc dozen; eij
plant, lOo per lb; cucumbers, $1.00
1.25 per box; peas. "10c; corn. l.25(tj
1.50 Back; cauliflower, 40 65c dozen.
ONIONS $1.40 01.50; garllo, 70 8e
per lb.
APPLES 7Ec$2.50. ' .
Heats, run and Provisions.
DRESSED MEATS Front street hogs,
fancy, 12c lb.; orrtlnary,lll 1 lb.;
heavy, 89c; veals, extra, 12i13c;
ordinary,- 1212 Vsc; poor, 10c; extra
large, 7Wl0c; spring lambs, HVc; pear
ling lambs, 74o lb.; mutton 8c, goats,
iUo. .. , . ' f ' ;
' FRESH- BEEF--Wholesala slaughter,
ers' prices; Best steers.: 8 H10c; ordi
nary, 8c; -best cows, 8H8c; ordinary,
80... " ". .,. ..:.,; '.... - ,. -k-.:.: ...,.t.
f HAMS, BACON. ETC.-.Hams,17019c;
breakfast bacon, 18 H82o lb.; boiled
ham, jiB2So; picnics, 18U0.r cottage
roll, ?c per lb.; regular short clears,
smoked, 17c; backs, smoked, 17c; plcklod
tongues, .T6o lb. . f., ..4
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, per' gal
lon, (); per 100 lb. sack, $5.60; Olym
pla, per gallon,. $8; per 100 10. sack,
$9; canned eastern, 65c can; $5.50 doa;
eastern in shell, $1.768.00 per 100.
- LARD Kettle leaf, 8s, 18c per lb.;
Iteam rendered, Bs 154o per lb.; com
pound, 6s, 12c per lb. ,
FISH Nominal Rock cod, lOo per lb;
flounders, So; - halllbut, 8o; striped
bass, 16o;' catfish, 10 lie; fresh Chi
nook, 8o; sllveraldes; '8c: per lb.;
soles, 7c;7 scrimps, .. He; prch. 7o;
tomcod, 8c; lobsters, 26c; herrings. 6o;
black bass, 20c lb.; sturgeon, 13 Ho Pr
lb. ; silver smelts, 8o per lb; black cod.
7c; crabs, large, $1.60; medium, $1.28
dO I. .-'' '.,.:...-. -,(..';-.-,..' , ...
CLAMS Hardshell per box, 4o
rattor clams, 12 Ho dosen. $2.25 per box.
J?siats, cosi oa,.Eto. , t
' LINSEED OIL Raw; ; bbls., 1 ' $1 07'
kettle boiled, bbls., $1.09; raw in cases',
$1.12; boiled in cases, $1.14 per grallon;
lot I of 260 gallons, lo less; oU cake
meil (nono in market).'
. BENZINE S degrees, cases, 24tto
gal.i iron bbls., $1 Ho per gal
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. In it.
6Q0 lb. lots. 8o per lb.; less lots. $ Ho
pe r lb." :',,.T, i;.-;-.-V-;.
M Kurjs aaanua,. sc; sisai, 7c- -;
.; COAL OIL Pearl, astral and star, l$o
per gallon; eocene, 21a gallon! elalna,
28e gallons headlight. i79Ho gallon; ex
tra star, 21c gallon; water white,,, bulk.
10V40 -per gallon; special water white,
J4c per gallon, , ? .m...-,;.;.,...-...,.., .,,
GASOLINE Red " Crown and motor,
1825o gallon; 88 gasoUne, 8087Ho
gallon; V. M. Sc P. naphtha, l$H23Hc
gallon. "'' ',.'" i ., ie ,i -
TURPENTINE In cases, $1.00; bar
. IT He per gallon.
WIRff NAILS Basis. $171. 1
Bank
Security' Savings . and Trust Company
Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison Streets v
, .- Capital and
Invites Accounts of '
: Me jchants, Individuals, and Savirigs -' 'J Vr
Oldest , Bank, on
Capital fully paid
Surplus and undivided
; OFFICERS:
fa. M. Lsdd. President
Edward Cookingbsm,Vice-Pres,
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier. ' '
Interest paid on time deposits and sayings accounts.
.Accounts of banks, firms, corporations and individ
uals solicited. Travelers' checks for sale and
drafts issued' available in all countries of Europe.. '
First National Bank
Capital
Oldest National
. , Rocky
I V .Every ..
' unpreju-
diced -t
. . student
of street"
paving
, -'.is in" -f
e A
' Bitulithic
i. v i 1 i i
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Northwestern Fruit vixclianpe rcrorts
the apple situation today to The Jour
nal as follows:
There Is no particular change to re
port In the market, which continues
rather dull and featureless. - There is a
fairly active demand for cheat apples
and mixed cars of choice grades find
a. better market comparatively than the
hlgn priced varieties, which are being
neglected by the trade, as there seems
to' be a general distrust of .the specula
tive outlook. Spltzenbergs In particular
are moving very slowly and are hard
sellers and not worth more than $1.60
f. o. b, for the very fanciest stock. .
- We have made the following sales:
F. G.'E. 22487, from Cashmere, Wash..
Nov. B.i 327 extra fancy, 120 fancy, 13
choice Rome Beauty; 65 extra fancy,' 21
fancy Black Twigs; 69 extra fancy, 28
fancy King Davids, at an average .price
of $1.40 straight f. o. b. shipping point;
car sold to a buyer In Massachusetts.
P.. P. E. 2S91, from Albany, Or., Nov.
9. six . varieties, fancy and -choice, as
follows: Fancy Jonathans, $1.35; Spies,
$1.25, Oregon Reds $1.25, Baldwins $1.25,
Starke $1.25, Black Twigs $1.25; choice
grade In the same varieties $1 f. o. b.
Albany, this car being- sold; to a buyer
In Tennessee. f! ........
O. N. 9168, from Cashmere, Wasli..
November 8. containing 12 , different
varieties all - choice ; grade, running
heav- to Stayman Winesaps and Rome
Beauty, at $i straight f. o. b, Cashmere,
sold to a buyer In Louisiana. .
F. G. E. 17842. from Dufur, Qr No
vember 10, containing 714 boxes mixed
choice Baldwins, 8 war, "Walbrldge and
Northern Spy, at 85c f. o. b. shipping
point, sold to buyer In . Illinois. .
. X. .-W-., A.VJ... , (.II..UQ V . Mil,
November 8, containing 15 varieties, all
cnoice grades -wiu tne excepuon or a
few -odd boxes of fancy s, to a buyer in
Minnesota at an average price of 90o
straight f. o. b. shipping point. -
C 'B. & Q. '39443, trora Cashmere
Wash., November 9, containing 1$ va
rieties mixed choice grade, as followsi
Rome Beauty, Black Twig, Ganos, Mis
souri Pippins,, Black Bens,. Ben Davis,
Senators, 90c, Stayman IMhesspa, Tel low
Newtowns, Kane Spitsenbergs, i $1.00;
Spittenbergs, Genuine Winesaps, King
Davids $1.15, all f. o. b. shipping point,
to a,buyer in Oklahoma.
v;( ' 1 " ......I ; f
George -D. ' Perkins, proprietor of the
81ouxcltT Journal, has announced his
candidacy for the United States senate
to succeed the--late Senator Dolllver of
Iowa. . s ' .' -. f
- 1 -
Notice
Surplus, $900,000
1 r-s ,
i .
the Pacific Coast
. . $1,000,000.00
profits $600,000.00
R. S. Howard Jr4 Asst Cashier. .
J. W. L.dd, Assistant Cashier. -Walter
M. Cook, Asst. Cashier. '
1
:rt?'-"a.-.l!i
'.
$1,500,00)
Bank -West of ths ,.' 1
Mountain! , ;
Overbeck &
Cooke Co.
' : '. ' ' !."' ...-t . .:. " '..
Coramtssloh MerchanU
- Stocks, Bonds"
' ; Cotton. Cfaia.ta. '
216-317
Eoard of Trade Ba3dlnx
' -', : v ,;.'t.1 yf - -
tfmbrs Cntrsgo' Rosrel et Trafl
,XorTMoBdBtot Xssws- A Arssv-w
Cbicaga, New t York. Boftsav ' -
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- sr have the enly private wire
onnectln Portland -vita Us ,
- - - eaatera sebaageS, .