DAILY JOUnilAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1910,
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Mixed live Fowls'. Are Selling
at 1515 1-2c a Pound,
While Hens Cring a Cent
- More; Latter Very Scarce. '
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Tha ChtcVen- situation Is showing an
inclination to Improve )ocally and sales
are. belnjr made more quickly , than a
bhort time ro..
Ordinary run of fowls Is : selling
around 16c, while better lots sell up to
15 He, while selected bens brinjr a cent
above this. Hens are extremely scarce
at this time and therefore values are
- nominal. . . . .
There Is an entire absence or demand
for turkeys lust now and 'the Indica
tions are that the trade will not want
any for another week.
Notwithstanding statements to th
contrary, the storage plants- have lib
eral supplies ot turkeys lert over rrom
the Thauksglviog trade and these will
be worked off as soon as possible.
Portland Is not the only turkey, mar
ket that refused to move at high prices
this season. , In fact, net returns to
shippers from , here are better than
either in the north or south. There
fore It is to be presumed that this city
will secure Its share of the shipments
for Christmas. ' '
REPORT G. F; C. A.
SAYS CORNER OH
RAISIKSUPPUES
So Few Bales of 1910s Re
main 'in This State That
. Brewers Are Taking 1S09s;
Business at Yakima.-
imiERS GET OFF
FEilCE: SFIIHT OF
, K IS OVER
Reduce Their Bicls to Export
Level or 81c Track for Club
-Cargo-Market Is Report
ed. Rather Dull,
GOOD STEERS 1
S5.60 TODAY III 1
POSTui
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bulls
1 atag
133 calves
. 2 calves
Special mall advices from Fresno,
Csl., to local parties state that the
raisin market has been .cornered by tha
California Fruit Canning" association.
The advices stats that the blir organl
Ration has already secured absolute con
trol of BulUwa supplies, and that the
'needless and , Thompsons' were practi
cally under the control of the same peo
ple. On this advice It is generally be
lieved at Fresno that the price of mus
cats will reach better than 80 In the
sweat box there by Monday. -
: '."The market for raisins Is better.'
ft says. A. T. -Ellis, local representative of
Kills Bros., , rrowexs and packers . of
: Fresno,. , Mr. Kills maintains a branch
I here. .. .
- - If the Fresno advices .are correct,
H- and r believe they are, raisins will ad
t; vanee, Seodless are very scarce in-the
i loum 11 in is uma,- - -
i' Local Interests are Quoting raisins
! today as follows:- , .,-.-
I crown loose .Muscatel, in -50 pound
boxes. I c. . ...
2 crown loose Muscatel, ! (0 pound
boxes, 8C.J.. .v.., - , t A-'' "
' i crown loose Muscatel, In 50 pound
boxes, 60. I r - .(i - "
Seedless loose Muscatel, In SO pound
i boxes, 4o. - .
'3 crown Londotf lAyera, In 20 pound
i boxes, 1.40.
' fegj Blanket Steady.
'Kffgs are quoted steady by the local
trade and. while-some Interests continue
to quota 45c, the general market stands
at 42 c. ,. . , ;
. : 1 ' " . -
f " Orange Sell Lower, -l .;
Orange, market' prices are generally
25c a box lower in the local market.
Fancy anjill stock now selling at 2.6D.
Fleming-Winters.
A-4004, B-2603.
Orchestra,";; Phones
A big blocfc Of. 1909 hops Is reported
sold in. Oregon, but this Is the only
business available here at the present
time. The lot reported taken was that
of IV B. Taylor and consists of . 175
bales at Corvallls. Seavey Hop com
pany of this city is said to be the pu
chaser- . ' '
McNeff Bros, have been operating In
Washington and at Taktma have pr
chased 600 bales for the account of
Klaber, Wolf & Netter of this city. The
price paid is ont made public by either
interest ;!
- ionnri tmm rHff)rnl indicate "a
lack of business there, the market show
ing a holiday tone. . ! .
The market for hoes Is firm In New
Tork and latest reports from there state
that only 4000 bales remain in the hands
o growers. This is so small that the
season there may be said to be prac
tically cioBea. ' : -
I.nnlnn vines tell - Of a VeTV firm'
market for good hops with supplies of
this graue - practicall" exhausted and
that values on low grades are held
Steady, .-.y - :.: :.-,..., . t';-:'-: .
So few bales of hops remain on the
continent that tne maritei nas prac
tically remained nominal ror me pasi
two weeks: - '.s
The New ' Tork Producers' Price Cur
rent says of the general situation in Its
latest issue: . , . . '
- 'Bales.
Receipts for week' ,.. 8,252
Receipts from Sept. 1 2V'1!2
Receipts same time last year. , ,21,465
Kxports to liurope for. week...,,, 3.1JI
Kxports from Sept.t l,..i...,,..21,lV
Exports same time last year. . .18,299
Imports for weeh.v, . .i,, - 700
Imports from Sept 1 . . : . . . . , . J.ZJ
Imports same-time last year.... 1,454
"in' Mew or siaie tnere vc"
steady buying of the best remaining
growths and me stock now left back is
very small. prices unchanged. iJ-f cpi
market quiet Nn change reported In
the continental or English markets. ' ..;
New York .hop prices per pound;
Ptate, 1910, " prime to choice. . j , .2223
State. 1909, medium to good. .. 4721
Pacific .. Coast, 1910. v pripe '- . ; -choice
'. ' -lSw1'
Pacific Coast, 1910, medium to ;
good i4 .v . . ...
Pacific Coast, 1909, prime to
choice . 101J
Pacific Coast,, 1909., medium .to
cood '
Pacific 'Coast, older growtbt . . . v. 4
Germans, .1 9 10 . v, 4
WHEAT DOWN HALF. -
, CENT IN INTERIOR
Walla Walla, Wash.; Dec. S.- Wheat
went off half a Pent in th local mar
Vc vpHterdavj but desolte this about
SO.000 bushls,changeo nana me- ssue
being for the ; most part small ones.
Thelbreak was on tha O. R, & N. points,
however, and no reduction was quoted
on the Northern Picifio lines. v
Holidays are responsible tot the
steady sales of the week, which have
averaged better than yesterday's. With
the approach of Christmas, farmers be
lieve there will be a lull in the trading,
and demands will be light Anticipat
ing this, they are selling, their grain.
T'Money for Christmas"' is also given
as a reason for celling by those who
have, hitherto held tightly to their grain.
v J Urerpool Wheat Market. . .
' Liverpool; Dec,' 8. -Wheat:
Open. C1osl
December ...... 4. ... &. ( s, -tSii.
March :.....,..;. 6s. lld. s, lld.
May ............ f.::7s. d. ,7s. ' -
' With theVcargo market easier, top
notch bids for wheat have been reduced
cent and 81c is now the general quo
tation for club and 83 84c for blue
stem, track deltvery. ,!'.-, .
Exporters say that there is only a
nominal demand for cargoes at this
time, with values about 36 shillings for
club and 86.3 for fortyfold or snipping
UuMstem. . '
The small spurt made by mill era In
the baying ring seems to have subsided
and they are no longer willing to pay a
premium Over the export market
The Walla Walla Bulletin of Tuesday
says of the recent activity there:
, "Heavy sales of wheat : were made
here yesterday for the first day of the
weeK, - over u,uu'j : ousneis coangini
hands' Most of the grain was Dicke
up by an independent company, buying
lor nortnwestern mius.
"VV. a. Clarke sold about 12.000 bush
els of bluestem and Turkey red. Pat
Hughes disposed of 10,000 bushels ot
club at .75 cents, f. 0. b. These were
tha nnlv two fairlv laree sales made.
Several other small lots were disposed
nf TUiutHtem commanded a cent a
bushel more than club, with Turkey red
bringing a half cent less than blue-
stem. Fnces- were sun yesieraajr, uuo,
it is said, to the need of millers for a
lot of wheat for immediate grinding.
Miller continue to purchase grain on
the hand-to-mouth plan and buying on
their part forced up the price of the
cereal a cent a bushel.
' "Farmers and dealers look for no ma
terial changes in the grain market Price
fluctuations of the past few days are
expected to continue as long as the
hand-to-mouth buying, of the exporter
and miller continues. "
NORXTTWTEST BANK STATEMENT,
Cattle-Market Only Good for
Best Offerings; One Sale of
Calves at $7; General Run
Is Small Here., -
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN..
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Bheep.
Thursday ,
Wednesday
lueaaay .....
Monday ...
Saturday ....
Friday
Week ago. ...
. i 1
69
75
888
711
175.
90
i 403.
85
460
46
90
(47
110
4
118
25
. U15
126
788
2,no
The market for livestock Just about
held its own this morning. There was
a good run of cattle and sheep, but only
a small showing of hogs, i
. HtMi sold ut to 85.60. which is in
reality an advance of 10c above former
quotations. This transaction was. for 15
,aaA thiLt tfanratreA 1068 Douhds. a
Calf market is firm with one sale of
five head, averaging 220 pounds at $7.
v Cattle John Kelly, Weiser loano,
one load; Neabitt Bros, Payette. Idaho,
one load calves; John Martin, Weiser,
Mtthn. one load cattle and calves: Aus
tin & Simmon, Market Lake, Idaho, two
loads; F. H. Lynch. Weiser, Idaho, two
loads; T. J, tsrown, .waiter, wr., mn iuuu;
VftnrnmF Raker. - nr.. two . loads: H.
Ij. Peacock. Baker. Or two loads; C
H. Hewlltt. Baker. Or., one load; 1 V.
St Clair, American Falls. ' Idaho, one
load cattle and calves; George Kraus,
Ontario, Or, one load; S. B. Barker,
Condon, Or., one load cattle and calves,
Hoks S. F. Tarlor. I-eslle, Idaho, one
load ; Levi & Son, Hlllsboro, Or., - one
load, ' . . '
Mixed Stuff John Wills. Mlllersburg,
Or., one load hogs and goats.
Sheep John Snepard, Sun Dial ranch,
815 head. : '
; Today's Xdvwrtook tales.
TTnllnwInr are tndav's ' transactions.
They represent demand, supplies and
quality offering; . . ?
STEERS.'
Average lbs. Price,
Clearings
Tear ago
Portland Banks.
today; .....
.$1,7U.80.1J
1.110,1 1)6.0
303,213.85
85,328.53
281,635.63
Gain today .... .. . ... , i . , .'
Balances today ...........
Year . ago i. . . . .
k - Seattle Banks. - '::'
Clearing today ,,i.iv.Ht827.178.00
Balances today v..;...... . 237.868.00
' Tacoma sa&zs. .
Clearings toda"' 1 ,,,.,.,..,$
Balances today .. . .;. . . , -
::- Cpokans Sanks.
Clearings today". . . i f
Baianoes today
691.05.00
f 81,111.00
832,2 80!00
, 68,730.00
Apples Continue Slow. :.
' Trada In apples continues rather slow
with low prices still in effect
15 steers ,,...i.......I06 . ;
3 steers " ,....,1110
2 steers .............. . 785 .
; steers ',..,.V..t. ti
r26 steers.r,,,..i.....lil5 f;
15 steers .1228
,t .i,.i..i....,.....-aiH V;
3 ' .'j, . . i .. ... .i 9 , ,5 ;
Bteersi-" , ),. 91 .'.
! I steers ......... . 918..'""
1 1 steer ..i.1150 :
89 steers . . , 986 .
' 1 3 steers ,.,;...;.. i . . 1 ,1 7 3
20 steer i....i....l. 0T1 . (
7 steers ..............1.071;
i steers !,,,-
:t ;-,:-.- , cows.
"f. I 'i'.t ' (H H
10 ...........;..... 920 ..
73 bogs . ...
3 hogs
36 hogs
10 hogs
mm
2 .......1075 ,4.00
1 1280 ,4.50
3 ......i. 9 - 4.25
18 cows ....... ....... 922 . . 4.25
cows ......k... . 891 3.76
8-cows 1042 - 3.75
' w. BULLS. :
1 1920
...1570
...1550
...1339
....1372
...........1350
CALVES.
220
.. 188
303
HOGS. '
261
.. 139
.. 262
GOATS.
nomtml ranee of livestock values as
Indicated by the latest sales in tne rorv
CATTLM--B uregon sieers. .o
5.75; fancy steers, 35.60; common
steers, $4.004.60; cows, best, s.oo;
fancy, $4.50; poor, 33.00(83.25; heifers,
$4.50(?5.90; bulls, , $2.00W8.7S; stags,
33.00)3.25." .- 1 . :
HtWiH Best 'lent s.oo; oramary.
37.8007.90; heavr, $7.507.75; stockers
and feeders, 35.086.0O. . " ':
SHEEP Best yearling wethers,'
5.00: old wethnrs. 14.50(94.75: sortnS
lambs. Willamette vallery. J5.50; eastern
Washington, 5.005.76; ewes, $3,004)
3.50.1
calves Best i7.oo: oramary,
poor, $3.60 4. 50. i , .
Kew Tort London SflTW.' t
New Tork. Dec. 8. Bar saTSfc 64 U a
Mexican dolLars, 46c.
London, Dec. 8. Silver, ZSd. s
$3.76
3.50
S.50
3.75
3.85
3T.O0
. 6.00
6.00
18.00
, 7.00
7.85
7.85
$2.50
hogs mm NICKEL - 1
TO A DILtE TODAY
-; IN OMAHA YARDS
(SipHal D)ptch to The Journal.)
South Omaha. Neb.. Ded 8.--TattlA
4500; market steady; steers, $.20
6.76; cows and heifers, 34.60W5.25.
Hogs, 7500; market 6o to 10c lower.
Sales. $7.2567.45 , ... -
Sheep, 2800; market 10c to 23c high
er; yearlings, $4.75'6S.15; wethers, 13.50
34.00;, lambs, $5.75416.16;' ewes,. $3.60
3.85. ..' " :
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CENTS DOVnl TODAY;
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Chicago. Vff. g. Receipt I l.gs
00n; cattle. 8itt)0; fhp.p, :.".0ii.
Hop are 5e iower; Ittt ovrr, ;!..
receipts a year ago, .2l.trt. . '.(.
Mixed. $7.10i7.6O;' and I'. nv
7.S5fii7.60; rough, ?.ltV 1 -$7.10w7.60.
Cattle Slow.
.,, Sheep Steady.
. Douglas county is determined to hi! 1
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