r7
J a. -
1 '
1-
.ijjki.iLill
; ; iiiiiES mi
mmmm
Demand Is Limited but for This
D calcrs "Are ; Generally Pay
i:rj $1 per Cental to Grow
ers; Some Call for Seed.
There is & small movement of Oregon
potatoes toward California at this time,
but sales In that direction remain lim
ited owing to the recent lowering of
prices.''-.i l.i:;.;;.'l''r-;J'!''4!:,;;'
Dealers are paying U per cental gen
erally for shipping '.stock at country
points. - Quite a fair business is re
ported in garnets. Early Rose and. Amer
ican Wonder fpr Reed. California is tak
Ing these. The planting season there is
being: advanced almost every year. , :
r 'Farmers generally are not disposed to
offer their potatoes. According to a well
Jtnown buyer, most of the- farmers Who
intend to sell previous to the first of
the year have already done so and those
holding back intend to await the spring
market before letting go. -
There is a slightly stronger tone for
potatoes locally In a jobbing way. Ow
ing to the recent bad weather farmers
have quit peddling to retailers and this
therefore causes a better demand in the
wholesale district. Best offerings are
;loiiiW out around 81.35 and' $1.49 per
cental. . . ' ' ' .
Trade in onions is quiet With southern
mm-kets lower than here. Therefore no
shipments ans being sent In. that direc
tion. ,'.,,'' 1 ,-'
, nop Trade Very Quiet
Holiday character' Is showA generally
ty the hop 'markets throughout the
world, v There is little .'business" any
where. ' The market is not weak; sim
ply dull '''"': ; . ' ' - ' ' '
' . Fresh Eggs Scarce. ?j
Fresh ranch eggs are rather scarce
In the local market, but dealers gen
erally have hot placed their quotations
bove 42 Ho. a dozen- on Front street.
.-More shipments from California,
Turkey Market Blow.- .
As -could be expected the day after
Thanksgiving there was a quiet tone
la the turkey market : Chickens are ex
tremely weak and dull, and prices quot
ed are merely nominal
Batter Make Advance. '
An advance of a cent a pound was
(Tuotea '.'this morning on butter extras
ty local makers today. This places the
rubs' price at 3'iC a pound. Customers
who want other packages are naturally
expected to pay for the extra work.
Rhubarb From Carson. , ' '
McEwen & Keskey were this morning
displaying rhubard from Carson,
Wash.-' that excited some, attention
alonfs the street. Shipment was of good
ouality and was raised by K. M. Mona
phara of that place. f Prices nominally
et 8c to 10c pound.
FRONT STliEETQCOTATTOira v
Hops, Wool and Bides.
HOPS 1810 crop, choice, 13c per lb.',
prime to choice, llf12c; prime, He;
medium 10310ftc; 1909 growths, nomi
nal, lt5c id. , v,
WOOI Nominal. 1110, Willamette
vsllei, lSl?c; eastern Oregon. 180 ;
17c ".''; v ";,"' ;
SHEEPSKINS" Shearing-, ' 0J6
rach; short, wool. I560c: jnedium
vool, S0clK0 each; long wool, 76c !
J1.25 each. . ,. '
TALLOW Prime, per tb.K to; . No.
8 and grease, 20 2 lie.
CHITTIM BARK 1901, nominal, Be;
1)10. 44c, . ' 1 : ' !
HIDES Dry hides. lSHllie lb.;
rreen. 74cr bulls, green, salt. So
lb.; kips, 614 T He; calves, green. It !
13c per lb. ,
MOHAIR Nominal: 1910. BO 82a.
Better, Xggs and Poultry.
BUTTiiii Kxtra creamery, cubes and
tubs, S7c; store, 2425c; eastern prints,
BUTTER FAT F, 0. b. Portland, per
.pound, 3436c lb. . .;- ;
POULTRY Fancy hens, le per lb.;
frpriner, l5c;old roosters, 12c; young,
15c; live ducks, youngy IT 18c; old,
1 Gc; turkeys, alive, ne; dressed,
iOct pigeons, squaba, $2.60 dos. - ... .
EGGS Local extras. 42M,e: NoV"l,
4'ic; No. 2. 28c; eastern beet 82H8c:
ordinary, 28080c, '
CHEESB New Oregon fancy foil
cream, triplets and daisies. 17917Hc;
Young Americas, 1818Ha
Grain. Flora aid Kay. -'
WHEAT Track delivery: Club. 80c:
fcluestem, 82c; fortyfold, 81c; Willam
ette valley, 81c; red Russian, T9c; turkey
rel, 81c - -' - '-" - ' .' "' .
BAKLET Troducers' price 1910
Feed, I20.B0; rolled. ; 123.60;., orewing,
' 121." ' , ,. ,
HAY Prodn-sers price 1910 Vai
timothy, fancy, $1919.Wt ordlnart,
$19; eastern Oregon, 120021; .mixed
$14(815; clover No. 1. $11014; wKat.
$1314! cheat, $14 & 15; alfalfa, S1U0O
. 15; oats, $18 '14. v.;
MILLSTUFFS Selling prlee Bran.
t2i; middlings, $31; shorts, $27; ebon.
OATS Nominal, . prodocers rlce--
Track, No. 1 white, $27 mi;' gray,
FLOUR Old crop, patents, . IS IS:
Willamette. $5.20 per barrel; local
straight, $4.0604.7$; bakers, $4.7105.1$;
export grades, $2.60; graham, U sack,
4.6; rye, $6.75; bales. $3. if.
Oroeexle. 2ffats, Eta
SUGAR Cube. $$.20; powdered, $S.$0;
fruit or berry. $5.30; dry granulated.
$6.60; D yellow,1 $4.90; beet. 15.40. Fed
eral Fru berry, M less than urult of
beirv. ' ,
(Above euor-Hlons are it days net
cash.)' ', .
RlCEImpcrtal Japan No. l, 4HO$ci
No. 2, 4c: New. Orleans head, 4, 7c;
oAJjT voarse air ground 100s.
! 60 per ton; 60s, $9.W;, table dairy.
)c, $f8.00; 100s.. 17.00r , baiMk $2.2
rtra fine barrels, 2s, 6 aad 10s, $4.00
SALT Coarse Half ground 100a
o.uv
60c,
uo 00: v,mp rock, $20.50 per ton.
BEAKS Small, whitA 4; larn
white, $4.5C; , pJnk,t lc: bayou, $fc.76:
HONEY New,' $3.76 per case
JftrnKs and Yegstablos.
FREPH FRUITS Orances New ti
vels, $3.60 CP 3.76 box; bananas, 6e 1U:
Vmons, $.00 7.00; grape fruit, $3.76;
pineapples 647c lb.; peaches. 808En-
vatermclons. $1.00; grapes, Sl.00fiil.50:
ground cherries, $1.00; pears, sLaOOS 0t!
TiRRRlKS Huckleberries. 7e. . "
1'OTATOES New, $L201.40; sweets
VEGETABLES New tcmipa. 'Viisi
1 50; beets, $1.60; carrots. $1.25
per rack; , caoosire, . f l.Za per
cental; tomatoes. ..70o$l -per box;
l..na( 13c per pound; horseradish, i
iiW, - green onions, 10 l6e dozen;
reppers, bell, 44o per lb: head
lettuce, t065 per doxen; - hothouse,
$1.50 per box; radishes, 109 12 He dos
en bunches; celery, 60$90o dozen; egg
1.J5 per box; pee. 12 c; corn, $L26
1 f. Kiu-k; cauliflower. 4086c dosen.
ONIONS $1.40 f 1.60; rarlle. 70 Is
APFLES-n-TSc O S 2.S0. -
Jat, JTlsB anj PrOTtslOTBa,
I Hi:;iSi.i) MEATS Front street hoca
fju'v. ll4lllVe; ordinary, 104fllc
ij,; iinnvy, c; vesis, extra, IZttfcfiJC
criilr.arv, UWllHc;, poor, 10c; extra
trfl, ;y 3o: spring lambs, 11 c; year
nib coir is
PLACED UPON THE
PfflE OF COFFEE
Local Roasters Forced to Put
- Up Quotations; Arbuckle No
" tifies Trade of Further Rise
to Come December. 1..
Coffee advanced another cent a pound
In the local market today for; roasted
stock. . T his places best known- brands
which were formerly quoted at l"8c a
pound ' at iic.x - The advance to date
therefore, has reached 4a a pound on
the grade popularly sold heretofore at
25 cents a ' pound retail. W .t -
:A11 grade pf coffeee formerly whole
saling below 25 cents' a pound were af
fected by today's advance. For, Instance,
one-large roasting firm Jiere Is, today
quoting its cheapest grade of roasted
coffee at 19c a pound. . .'This grade was
quoted . retail by most - grocers at 16
cents a pound previous to the present
upward movement in the coffee market
- Of special interest tor the wholesale
and retail coffeee trade is the announce
ment lust made bv Arbuckle Bros, to
the effect that their . roasted coffee
would be advanced lc a pound December
1. The present price is $18.13 per 100
pounds, which, would make the value the.
nrst or tne monuv ia.i3.' jms, mere
fore, speaks for a general' rise In all
lower priced coffees at that time, for
Arbuckle is in absolute control of the
raw coffee market, , .-
SEATTLE PRODUCE '
PRICES FOR TODAY
'.;,,'''.', V ..... iii i i i r
Seattle, Nov.' 25. Butter .Washing
ton creamery, first, 28c; ranch, 35c;
eastern creamery, 24c ' eastern storage,
32c; process,. 29c; Oregon, 35a.
: Eggs Local ranch, 62c; eastern stor
age, 2832c; Oregon, ,40 48cj fresh
eastern, 40f 42c - ' , '
Cheese Tillamook twins, 17 c: Til
lamook Young Americas, 19c; Wiscon
sin twins, 18c; Wisconsin Young Amer
icas, 20c; Washington twins, .17 c;
Washington ' .Young Americas. . 19c;
Swiss, 23o; 'limabrger, 19o; cream, 20c
Onions and potatoes not filed.
Market Steady and Supplies
.' Moving Out Fast Enough ;.
to Avoid Accumulation.
Northwestern , Fruit ' Exchange ce-
ports the apple situation to The Jour
rial today as follows:
The apple market Is steady and a
trifle firmer. Inquiry is somewhat
more active, and while the situation
does not warrant an advance In prices,
it enables us td avoid accumulation.
and to keep everythilng rolling.
wasnington ungatea districts report
that , shipments are practically over.
There will be only a few straggling
cars to. come forward from this time
on. There are a few non-irrigated dis
tricts which are not quite through ship
ping. Including Grand Ronde valley,
Oregon, and some of the eastern Wash
ington -districts. The Coeur. d'Alene
district of . Idaho Is just beginning to
ship, but has only a few cars in the ag
gregate. The balancet of the season- we
hope to have a better market than has
existed for. the past few weeksr
.; we report tne roiiowing sales:
P. R. 11. 31939. from Peshastln. Wash..
1 1th, extra fancy Delaware Reds. $1.26:
fancy, $1.10; extra fancy Rome Beauty,
i.sd; jtsaiawina, i.i; cnoice Dela
ware Reda, 86c, all t. o. b. Peshastln,
to a buyer in Oklahoma, " - '
P. F. E. 5547. from Peshastiri, Wash:.
Nov. 12, 225 SH tier, 226 4 tier, 177
4 H tier Stayman Winesaps at a straight
price of $1.35 f. o. b. PeshaatJn, to a
buyer m Texaa This sale represents
the very tiD-toD of the Stavman Wine-
sap market In- New York they are
not bringing more than $1.75 for the
very beet, which is equivalent to about
$1 r, o. o. witn cnargea off. It will be
seen then that we . are exceeding the
large market nets very materially bv
avoiding them and working the smaller
towns. i - t--.--- - - n
P. F. Krl'633,- old fashioned .Winesaps
from Cashmere, 10th, car running heav
ily to i tier; at a straight price of
$1.75 o. This is a top notclT sale,
made to a buyer in .Tennessee. Buyers
in the large markets are of ferine- 11.25
to $1.40 for Winesaps.
C."N. w: is 4&z. rrom cashmere, 16th,
containing 1 11 varieties, . extra ' fancv.
fancy ' and choice." car runnln ,taeavr to
York Imperial, with other low grade va
rieties, at a straight average nrlce of
fi.zo c o. Dv, Dasea on tne proportionate
merit or eacn variety ana rrada, to a
buyer in! wasnington, u. u, ; v .
Img lambs, 7e lb.; taotton So; goats,
20Sc." ' " '. : ."..-. -' -., ...
FRESH BIEEF Wholesale slaosAter-
ers prices: ' Best steers, Sty 10c ordi
nary, Jci.best cows,, t fc; ordinary,
HAMS. BACON. , jSTU HlCia ISO
lHc: breakfast bacon, ir?32e; toiled
roll. 16 per ,1b.;. regular short clears.
smojceo, lie; dhcks, ino.ea, uc; piCKlcd
lOngUeS, 1DO ID. ,....;.;:, 5 :."tf!1;4.(..ivv
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay. nor ral.
Ion, ); per 100 'b. sack. $5.60: Olym-
?ia, per gauon, per w ib, sacs,
9; canned eastern, 65c ran; $5.60 doc;
eastern In shell, $1.7502.00 rer 100.
LARD Kettle J ear, bs, is Tic per lb.
sxeam renaoreu, no ir id,; com
pound, 6s, 11 e per Ih.
flounders,- 6c; halllbot. So; - striped
bass, 16c; catfish, 10Q)llc; fresh cbl-
nook, c; ilversides, - 8c; . per , lu.;
solea. ?! scrimps. ? He: ti-rch. 7!
tomcoa.' sc; lODStera, ic; nerrinrs, ic;
black bass, 20c lb.; sturgeon, lStto per
ID,; suver emeus, go per id; oiacg cofl,
7 He; crabs, large, $1.50; medium, $1.26
dot, V'.s ';,'' '.'-J .,:.;,.'-,.
CLAMS Hardshell, ver box. In lh
racor clams, 12 He dosen. $2.26 per box.
; . Faints, Coal X)fl. Site. .
liINSEED Ollr Raw, bblav $lot;
kettle boiled, bbUv $1.0r raw la eases,
$1.12: boiled In cases. 81.14 oer rallnn-
loti of 250 gallons, le less; oU, cake
melt (none in manteii." " v.,: -; -,
FENZINE 8$ degrees,': eases, ' 24e
gal.s Iron bbrs 21e per gai -wniTE
jLBAD Ton lots. Be per Ih.;
600 lb, lots, 8o per lb.; less lots, 8e
ROPE Manila, 8e: sisal. 7.
COAL OIL PearL astral and str tie
per gallon; eocene, 20e gallon; . elalne,
27o gaUoa; headlight ll18o gallon;
extra star, 21c gallon; water white, bulk,
w p" suiod ;. ipeau water vut.
gallon.
TURPENTINE In eases.. $l.t0; bar-
YfiiS NAIjUS Basla, S2.7S, ( '
iii iiib'tl IS i!0
in im tm
m:g FBI ST.
Prices Ranee From 1 to 3c; a
: Pound but Few Arrivals
Bring Over the, Lower Fig
ure; Talk of Substitution. :
PROTECT YOUR SHIPMENTS. '
'The weather bureau has sent out the
following warning to shippers , of per
ishable goods; i ',',.
"Protect 'shipments' as far north as
Seattle against temperatures of about
34 degrees; northeast to Spokane, 28 de
grees; southeast to Boise, 26 degrees;
south to-Siskivou. 20 degrees.'- Mini--mum
temperature at Portland tonight
about 36 degrees.", .
Goats are hard to sell on Front street
at this time, and shippers should either
keep them at home or else not' complain
about' the prices received. . .
' Dressed goats are. quoted from-lc to
Sea poind in the wholesale market, but
most of the arrivals fail to bring above
the lower figure.
There is only a small percentage of
the dressed meat trade that wilt pur
chase dressed goats at any price. It
has been stated on numerous occasions
that -goat meat -Js substituted for mut
ton; that goat chops are frequently eold
as lamb chops. ? ... v ,
. Whether or not this Is true canriet be
said here, but it would be lnvitii" dis
aster for a butcher with a largo le
to substitute In this way, thereto n is
not . likely that the practice Is a va
to any great extent -
FRACTIONAL CHANGE
' New York, Nor. 25. The stock mar
kct was dull and ' showed only frac
tional -change with the exception of St
Paul which, closed 1 points higher.
Rest of the market was a fraction or
two higher to about an equal amount
lower, .'.", i .,-'-.'..-,', - j,
Sales were small and uw to 2 o'clock
only . 165,100 shares had been traded in,
Total sales lor the day were 186,100
shares. - -"',:.'- : . . . ' .
American shares were steady at Lon
don today. General market there' was
firm with an encouraging outlook.. Bank
of England rate shows no change for
' V': '. MMMWtaH -.',' " '." .' ' .'
Range of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck A Cooke company. ,...-
Deecription-
I Open High! Low Bid
Aia. Copper Co,
69
51
69
54
69
(4
Am. C. & r C.
da Dfd . . . . .
113
Am. Cotton Oil, cl
64
40
Am. loco, c...
Am. Sugar, o...
Am. Smelt,. .
do Dfd . . . . .
40
i
40
40
117
118
117
H8
80
80
79
80
105fc
106 .
105
105
Anae. Mining Co.
41
85
Am. woolen, e.
Atchison, e. ....
U0134
103
103
103
10H
- Co pro .......
B. & O., A...'...
i07
107
107
co pi a .......
Brooklyn R T...
C P e. .
Cent Leather, e.
do rfd s ......
88 '
77
77
77
77
196
196
196
198
84
34
84
34
105
33
124
C & G. W,
u, H, & et F...
C & isL, c...,.
a & o.. .......
CoL F. A L, e,.
Col. South., c i
124
124
146 i
123
146
146
its
I!1
16
32
84
34
68
84
84
69
84
69
. do. 2d pfd.
it t
74r
16
ao. .let pia t
Corn Prod., a.
Del. & Had. .
Den. & R.G c
' do. pfd. 4 ....
Erie, e, .t..i.
16
169
82
32
?
'29
36
47
29
29
do, 2d pfd.
do. 1st pfd. ..
G. N, pfd, ....
124
124
124
124
134
lit cent
Int Met, c. ..
20
66
20
66
3
20
55
do. pfd. .S
65
Louis. & Nash.,
Mv IC' ft Tw e.
145
145
145
145
64
34
34
84
64
33
6691
68
do. pfd. . . . .
Distillers
Ore Lands .' ..
5!H
69
69
Mo. Pacific ..i.
61
National Lead ..
N. Y. Central ..j
N. Y., O. & W...
Norfolk & W, c.
North American.
No. Paciflo, c . .,
Pacific M. S. Co.
Pennsylvania Ry.
113
112
113
113
42
42
99
42
99
. .
42
99
66
w V1!
11
117
115
116
81
81
80
81
130
130
106
130
130
P. G.. U & C. CO.
106
106
106
Pressed 8. Car, c
33
10 '
153
94
87
34
97
. 33
67
41
60
24
63
117
ao pia
. 4 '. ,
Reading, e
153
163
162
tio 2d pra
r do(ist pfd ....
Rep. L & S,c.
- do pfd .... ...
Rock Island, e. .
do pfd
8 '
'88
87
83
.33
67
r
7
8. Ia & S. F., 2p
43
42
42
a
34
ao ist pra ,. ...
St I A S. W, C.
1 do pfd ........
So. Pacific, c. . .
8o. Railway,
do pfd. -4 , ..'
Texas A ; Pacific.
24
4
118,
118
it
27
Z7
27
64
27
24
66
S. L. & W, cJ
85 J,
24
ao pro. ...
Union. Pacific,
177
178..
a a e
17?
178
83
35
TJ. a Rubber, c J
ao prd. . ..
C S. Steel Co, eJ
110 ;
80-
80
79
79
do pta.- .,-.
118
118fll8
118
17
36
59
72
87
49
12
do Dfdj ,
.
Wis. ' Central, c. J
Westingbouse -
Beet Sugar
Utah Copper . ,
Third Ave .. ,,
Ice Securities..
Cons. Gas ....
Big Four .. ...
Ry Springs ...
do pfd ......
T3
38
49
72
88
49
III
135
1 i,'W
18
13S .
134
1 4 T
"'71
34
II
83
1
63
4 4
VI r. Chemical..,
63'
63
K. C. South....
do pfd
H - Ml J I
3
win, ,ie. i..
169
169
150
169
Wheel. & L. E.
All is Chalmers.
do pfd i , . . . , .
Amn. Can ...'..
do pid ......
Alton, C.......4
. 6
S3
10
19
61
81
80
81
80
64
uu piu -.,,,.
G. W pfd....
46
20
nevaaa cons.
20
20
20
Total sales, 190,600 shares.
Money, 22 per cent
New Tort Cotton BlarkeL 1
' . , Open High Low ' ' Close !
Jan. ....1479 4493 s 1477 1489(892
Mar. ...,1600 1518 1600 . 1516017
Mly .,..1520 1536 1515 1630031
July 1517 ' 1530 ' 1512 v 152527
Ahg. J....1476 , 1490 1476 148990
NOV. '....1478 1492 .1471 1490 (091
Dec. " ....1475 1493 1475 149192.
' ; Ilrcrpool Wheat Market.
UverpooL Nov. 2$. Wbeat: '"t,
f " 1 !-' . ' f3 tie
December ...6s liSd 6s 13d
March ............ 7s . 2nd 7s 3 d
May , za vs . zd
Journal Want Ads bring results, -
N NEW YORK MARKET
FIIfiS BFFEE
VI1EAT FREELY A
LOCAL CENTERS
Eighty Cents Is Track Price
Here for Club Although Car
goes Are Weaker; jAggreT
gate of Sales Heavier, ' '
T
' Today's Wheat "Market , 4
4 i Portland Cash club, , . 80c; 4
bluestem, 82c . -4
4 Liverpool December, 6s 4
4 11 d;, March, 7 2d; Mayk 7 '
3d. 4
4 Berlin Wheat closed ' c
flower. ' , . , ,y 4
w Chicago May. 90 e; May, 4
4. 16 o; July, 93 c ,4
4 - Duluth May. $L07. . - , s 4
4 Minneapolis May, $1.05. ; i 4
4 St Louis May, 97C ' 4
4 Kansas City 94 c 4
4' 4
4
There Is a weaker tone In the local
market situation today. Owing to the
sharp decline In wheat futures at Liveii
pool there is a shading of cargo values.
The market for cargoes Is both . weak
and dull" and no quotations were offer
ing by the other side this morning.
Exporters say that there : is . an in
creasing movement in the sales of
wheat at Pacifio northwest centers.
While no purchases for large quantities
nave Deen reported lately in any one
district 'the aggregate of the . Bales Is
better than for some time. .
Farmers seem Inclined to let go with
more freedom than formerly and export
ers who still have ships to fill, are tak
ing all offerings at the prices quoted.
Millers report a cteody feeling in the
wheat situation with no- change in
prices.
Official weather forecast ; for the
wheat belts: . '
, ; Oregon; , Fair tonight except occa
sional rain along coast Saturday, fair.
Westerly winds.
Washington: . Fair north, , rain or
snow south portion tonight.- Saturday,
fair, except rain or snow and cooler,
southeast portion. , '
A CUT QUOTATION
Chicago Closes 1-2 to 3-4c
Lower After Opening 3-4
: to. lc Bushel Down. ,
Chicago.' Nov. 25. Wheat was weak
everywhere today and prices closed
lower. Closing here was e to c a
bushel tinder Wednesday. .
Market for wheat opened here with a
loss of to lo. There' was extreme
weakness in ooin me jLecemoer ma
May, but notwithstanding Its early loss
of c, the July was somewhat stronger.
It closed with the smallest loss for the
day. -v.-''''',' :- : ' ''' '" i
A poor cash situation ai no me ana in
tense wekness abroad brought about a
downwat trend of prices at the open
ing of the market this morning, aun
neanolia resorted the cash wheat mar
ket as very poor .with a like condition
in tne riour traae. ..
Broomhall estimated world's ship
ments of wheat at 9,600,000 bushels ex
clusive of North America, He pre
dicted some decrease, on passage. In
dian wheat shipments, "b,vuo Dusneis;
Australian, 844,000 bushels; Argentina
wheat, cwsnets; . corn, m".w
bushels. ' ' .
Berlin wheat marnet eiosea ,o lower.
Bangs of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
WHEAT.
Open.: High.
90 H 9lk ,
96'; 9m
931, 92.
CORN.
43 44
46V? 47V4
47 94 ."48V4,
OATB. .
80 31H
33 , S4V
33 84
;.-,t.-r.;i
Low. : "Close.
Dee. .....
90H , . 90
May ...
96 A
July
3
46$
.47
30
33,
33
92 B
I.;.. ;"V";i'.;:v;'
Dee. .....
44
47
47
30
33
May
July
Dec.
May t. !
July
83 B
PORK.
1710
1620
jan. rroo
May .....1620
v',,s;;,,'j3.::'ifij'!';
Jaa. ..... 971
May ... 940
1657
1600
1682'
1605
960
946
LARS- v
4 ' 9OT
?45 , 940
RIB3.
. 605 '
886' 875
r.
Jan. w
May ..
90S
880"
891
880
BOSTON COPTER MARKET.
Boston, Nov,
25.r
8 -Bid prices:
Niatssing . ,.10
North Butte. 35
Adventure ...
Anmeea .
Allouei . . . . .
Ariz. Coml. ,.
Atlantic
Black Mtn.. '
Butte Coali...
180
44 A
Old Dominion- 41
16
usceoia , , ,.IZ9
Parrott . . ... 18
Qulncy -.--, r; u 73
-7-.
10 A
19
65
Shannon . ..12
Sup. & Bos.. 7
Sup. '& Pitta. 14
Swift . Pack... 103
Tamarack , , 60
CaL & Am
CaL ft Hecia.
573
Centennial v . .
Cop. Range.
Paly West...
Lake ........
Franklin . . .
Greene-Cana, v,
Oranby '. i . .
Ml Salle ....
Majestic -....
Menomie . . ..
Mass. Mining,,
Mayflower ...
Michigan ....
Mohawk ...'.
Mont. C & C.
Nevada Cons.
17
71
. 3
36
11
7
44
7
47
19
9
40
4
48
25
20
Utah M.-........ 23
Utah Cona. 49
IIUUU4 ... IH
Winona . . -. 8
wolverine . .125 1
Chlno . .248
Kly. Cons. . 388
Gold Cons. . .- 8
Florence ... 1
Inspiration,'. 10
National
8
Raw. Coala ,.
Tonopah , . i
Yukon . ..4
. 8
8
Vancouver , Wastt, Nov. 25. The
farmers of Clarke county generally, say
that much benefit1 will come from the
lectures' being given' in. various parts
of the county; by W.1 L. Hanson, state
dairy insuector, F. II. Bothell and O. C.
Van Hooton, deputies, - Dr.? Walter
Beall,' veterinarian,, and Memrs. Menis
and 8 tope, Oregon dairy .- officials,
fectares weftf"glvcn'durfng'tl)e past
week ; at Eureka, Battle Ground and
Manor. Stereopticon slides were Used fa.
connection with the lectures. The lee-
Itures were principally en dairy itanlta-
WHEAT WEAK WITH
DAIRY LECTURES ARE
PROVING BBEFICAL
; . - UL... .1. .. l 1 I." in iul.jjsi ' " . ,4 . '
0 o n oi
0. G 0. II!
A COllilEil Oil
h
IL
DEST LIVESTOCK
Big Independent Killers Pur
chasing Liberally at Inte
rior" Points With Intention of
Feeding for Winter. ' ,
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK KUN. ,
- ' . Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Friday "79 , 84 9 ; , 912
Thursday .... . ,' Holiday
Wednesday t , .
Tuesday . , . , . 137
Monday 769
Saturday
Week ago.... 873
699 !.,'.'., 5
6.170
844
-.1,880
A new situation has appeared lri the
livestock-market .8chwarzohHd St Sul
burger have started to "corner" the sup
plies of fat cattle at interior points.
This is the report
According to advices received here to
day, the big independent, firm , which
has a packing plant here, has had buy
ers all through the interior recently and
all good stuff that could be secured at
the price has been purchased.
The tactics of S. & S. have been
most favorable from the viewpoint of
the cattle raiser. The company has not
only paid the price obtainable for the
same class of stuff as paid at
Portland,' but has actually given these
figures at the Interior feeding grounds.
Just why. the Independents should go
out into the countrv and pajr a higher
figure than the market Is a mystery at
this time. Some attempt to explain it
by . showing that good stuff is really
scarce in- the country and thkt the
company Is really wise is taking hold
of the stock at this time and feeding
it well until needed,1 .,,,--.''
i While most of the purchases of fancy
cattle at high prices by Schwanschild
& Sulzburger have been in the vicinity
of Prinevllle, the company is said to
have operated in other sections,
livestock Karkat Is Slow.
The livestock market started the after
holiday trade by showing a . very slow
tone,. Buying, was limited this mornlntf
and receipts were small.
Four 1 loads of sheep arrived from
Khiinilro a.nl were in verv toor condi
tion, owing to the herd Journey. Accord-1
ins to the shicners. the yards at Bhanlko 1
are in very poor condition at this time
and this together with . the long drive
from Shaniko gave the animals a very
por appearance upon arrival here.
Only one load of hogs arrived over
the holiday. . :
Amonr the Shippers. . .
. Cattle F. A. Hoffman, t Lebanon, : Or.,
one load cattle and calves; Charles Mc
Culley, Baker City, Or., two loads.
Hogs J. M, Thlrman, The Dalles, Or.,
ftn. Inftd. ' -' . . ' -
Sheep F. F." McAllister. 6hanik6, Or., j
four loads. I
Today's run of ' livestock compares f
with thla day in recent years as follows: 1
Hoga, Cattle. Sheep. 1
l910'.v,;J.. .''79 i 83 , 912
1909 ... ......... .1066 '132! , 106
190S, ... 448 . 75 140 1
1907' 144 10
190C 25 115 175l
1905 20 19 448!
A year ago today there was a firm
tone In all lines of, livestock, with no
cnange in prices. .
V General range of livestock values as
Indicated by latest sales in the Port
land yards: . -
CATTLE Best Oregon steers, $5,500
5.65; fancy steers, $5.265.40; common
steers, $4.004.50; cows, best, $4.75 ;
5.00: fancy. $4!5: . noor.' $3.00(33.25: '
heifers, $40; bulls, $2.0003.25; stags.
J.JU(fl)i-t. .. - ,..-- '
HOOS Best light, $8.50; Ordinary,
$8.40f heavy, $8.00(J8.30: stockers and
feeders. $5.06 6.00. ' V t
8HEEP Best yearling wethers. ' $4.50
(5.00: old wethers. $4.60: serine lambs.
Willamette valley, $5.26 6.80;. eastern
Washington, $5.7596.00: ewes, $3,000
CALVES Best, $6J0; ordinary, 86.50;
poor,, $8.50 4.60. - 1
HOGS DROP NICKEL - r
: TO A DIME TODAY IN
. CHICAGO YARDS
Chicago,' Nov. 25. Receipts Hogs.
25,000; cattle. 6000; sheep, 12,000. j
Hnen' am EtfJIOc Invnr T .,( IMiat
yesterday, 1900. Receipts a year ago
were 28,000. . Sales Mixed and butch
ers, $6.657.00;. good and heavy, $6.90
ivuKit, f.uiy.oo; ugni, .str'r
7.00. . -. -
Cattle Steady. . 1
Sheep Strpng.
NORTTIWEST BANK STATEMENT.
h:r,K: k.f -'V- r:;. ',,;;
Clearings today , . .2,24S,820.0
i car gu ................ l,OUtt,ia.P3
Gain today .1....;...... .$ 788,807.13
Balances today ............ .$ 272,562 33
Year agt . v. ... , v ....... . 93,784.81
' T J$et4U'B4uJfca.
Clearings . ,V .......... , . ..$2,087,646.00
Balances .................. -164,356.00
t.t K. -1. " t v .1' t:..rv, -:..;, ;::
i taooma Ban Vs. - -
CleariniTS ....$ 806,832.00
Balance 7732.00
aearings .M....,.........$LO$3Jt45.O0
Balances .......i...., 9442LO0
New Tot London 8fl ver.
New York. Not. 25. Bar stlrer, 64e;
Mexican dollars, 4 60. -
London, Nov. 25. SOver, 25 6-14d.
Bonds ,
Investments
McGrath& Neuhausen Co.
701.2-3-4-5 LEWIS BUILDING. :
PORTLAND. O&EGON.'
82
176.
Timber Lands
i" -1, i . 1 ' : i : .!:..! I;,.,,
$ 1.4 ' - 1 4 . ; t!. ! ,.,- t, ),,,.
(st.Mti. l.U I.E.'.; i I.,:., ft. 4 j , t . 4 7 '-.;
Ittivsinn r .S, v $1.4; vlAl'--.; ' tniiihK
:-Arh-y f .- !. po.I tj ,-:', $1.01 1i
tf 1.021-?; t .nry, i l.o.i- poor to
fair, S.,c'sl.0't: shii.pii... hh-I brewing,
$ l.i5 ft) 1.1 u ; Chevulii-r ii..!iUithL
Esss California . lrt sli, Including
cnsi-s, extras, 61c; firsts. Sue: etorace.
im c
Buttpn California fresh extras, 3Sc;
firsts, 33c; Bt-conds, 29c; btonu-e, 31c
Chepse fipw California flats fanry,
17c; firsts,' 15c; seconds 13e; California
Yountr America fancy, lsc; firsts, 1 c;
Wisconsin daisies, lgc; Oregon fincv,
16o; storage, Califomhi, 15c; 'o firsts,
14Hc; do Young America, 16c; Orefron
fancy, 15 c: do Young America, 17c;
New fork singles, 18c; do daisies, 18 He
Potatoes, per cental River Whites,
85c$1.10; Salinas Burbanks, $1.60ro.
l.TOregon, ,$1.401.60; sweets, $2.10
jdnions, . per sack 85c$1.10. . ' -Oranges,
per box New navels, stand
ard, $1.70 2. 00: choice, $3. 2552. 50;
fancy, $2,7543.50; Valencias, choice,
$2.502.00; fancy, $3.604.00. . .
Journal Want Ads bring results.
THE UNITED STATES
. NATIONAL . BANK -
v . PORTLAND, OREGON
-. y "' "' ; J, ... ... , j , -: - '- 'A '- r -
, UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital . . ; .'.v: . .$1,000,000.00
Surplus and'ProHts . . ; ;. v, 800,000.00
AV-- ' " , ; . OFFICERS '
-7. C AINSWORTH, Pres. R, W. SCHMEER, Cashier
, ' , 'RLEA BARNES, Vice-President ' . ; r !
A. M. .WRIGHT; Assistant Cashier : '. " ' - . ,
t I
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL FOREIGN COUNTRIES
PAYMENTS MADE BY POST TO PARTIES ABROAD
WITHOUT COST TO RECIPIENTS ,
1
r
GEORGE W.
SS? 55? BANKERS
JFourth
Streets'
Commercial and Savings Accounts and "Banking by Mall" Solicited from Cor.
? orations and Individuals. Our IS years of Banking have made us many
rtends who will gladlv vouch for our business integrity. - -
4 FEB CSSTT ZITTEKEST OW TZ3C8 AJTD SAVIMQS ACCJ"wi
' L.U M PER M EN S ;
NATIONAL; B.ANft
". CORNER FIFTH AND STARK STREETS .
" ' PORTLAND, OREGON
Capital,
Capital,
Zr ' - '"T ' ; Surplui
Oldest National
'y Rocky
, 1 , , ' s 1 f t )
' The Profit for
i You in ' ,
BITULITHIG
S-TR-E-E-T-S
V depends on how
quick you get
them arxund
r your property
V
I 1 tit,". 1 t x ' T '
First National Bank
f-.r!.-. Phpsf. h to T' e J'.nniHi.l.
Oreson City, Nov. 23. The ji'l !Hi".i
to the new hish school at r,sti.a,! is
finished and was (ii'i'.ir.ited lfl'-t talur
c'ay night 'at which time S2 was
raised. Kstacada people arc very enterprising-
and it la a lively little up-to-date
place, always on the alert for
any Improvements which may be made
for the betterment of that place, and
it has one of the finest schools in Ore
gon for a place of the same population.
t Death of Pioneer.
-Vancouver, r Wash.. NovT 25. Robert
.Allison, 80 years old, died at noon ye
terday at his home at Camas, infirmities
incident to old age being given as the
cause of death. Mr. Allison was a pio
neer of Clarke county, having coma here
in the early fifties.- He Is a, survived
by his wife and two . daughters. The
funeral will be'held at 1 Tclock tomor
row afternoon from the home.
W. A. HOLT, Assistant Cashier
1 r
1:11
I II
BATES (a CO.
' 1 Sra&sksst
.. f!B3 Williams Ave,
' 161 Bnssell Street
' 1
$500,000
$1,500,003
$750,093
Bank West of ths
MountainJ : r ,
'I ' V i 1
Overbeck;&
Cooke Co
Cohimfsslon Merchanti
, . ' Stocks Bonds
Cotton, Grain, ts. '
216-217,
Eoard of Trade Ballon j
If embers CMeage Rearl et Trada
Correspondents of Uiu try
. Ckieam - We-TeriuBoetea";
We have the enly private wire
' aonaactln Portiand vttk the
eastera aiahaagec
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