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Newspaper Page TextTHE - OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. - PORTLAND, TUESDAY ' EVENING, ' NOVEMBER , 1911, IT INCREASE OF 20 PER HFNT IN I f - wsasaa mm m nr: ur )CAL SUPPLY' HOLIDAY TURKEYS 1912 SALMON ORDER HAS BEEN RECEIVED BY ONE ASTORIA PACKER Express Companies Secure Data, Con. firming Earlier Estimates Made by Tbo 7 Journal; Price Is Still an Obpect of Mystery. u Colombia River ? Chlnooks Giro Bo Much) Satisfaction That Business Is . Doubled; Small ( Lots Remain 1 hands of the Canners. ortlajiA Wholesale laarks. 4 Ei are firmer. ' rhfoken trada depressed. :?' Tnrkeve are slow. J" . 'Mora cranberries arrive. ' Hop tnarkst firm. r '-Orat-on elder for Bt Paul. flnnA miuw are firmer. . - " TtraanaA meats msv. ' r " Potato trad dull. " . 9 JLocordtnr to Information secured by express companies operating r ' Fishln operations alone the Columbia river are practically suspended for the season. ' -The closing "of the year's ousl- ness snows trie salmon industry to oe In Ha healthiest position.' The water la now so cold and muddy that all the seiners and glllnettere hays quit, and the last of the traps are being lifted to get them out of the way el driftwood. .,- Showing- how remarkably strong- is the condition of the salmon trade at this time, and esoeclally the better vari eties, a prominent Astoria canner has receivea an oraer ior - zu.uuu cases ui chlnooks of 1912 pack from a New York wnoiesaie grocer Tne grocer pur cnaaea ju.vuo cases rrom tne CATTLE RUN SHOWS DECREASE AND MAY : HOOD RIVER CIDER WILL ,Y BE SERVED TO VISITORS PROVE HELP TO PRICE Market at North Portland Shows v Only Six Ilead In for the 24 . Honrs; Hogs Practically Easier at All Centers for the Day, ' SOW AT BIG ST. PAUL Juice of the ramous Yellow Newtown to Be Exhibited and - Everyone Will Have a Chance to Test the Flavor of Oregon Apples. , Zn tbm Mookyards. North Portland Hogs Weaker, cattle steady, sheep and lambs firm. , . i.f-VXiy. '',:": U South Omaha Hogs to lower, cattle and sheep steady. v; ' -, :,' , , Chicago Hogs steady, alow, sheep weaav-v-' cattle . ritnr. than win be an Increase of 10 per oent in . the shipments of turkeys 4hlS season over year ago. cases . from the ' same packer thla season and was bo delighted WiU .h. ...... II ... Urn. Anil- I bled his next year's order at once. . i"t. 89 A few scattered lots or various vane- V J ties are being offered by Columbia river u Si lmnn K., In ... An tha I rTlaaV ...... 8S Tha information eomes through the I of ferlnra mnh'i carload rrom env "one I Thursday .,.629 f th Mfhnuiliia who niilcH ThM ara manv nmara nominal i Wednesday ... .SOS mm lit m tui.1 ttnn avhara thav can thor I forward for carloads of chlnooks. chums f W eels ago " " " . . " . . U.j n.. . iiuj oughly test tba-sentiment ox snippo. J""".""" ViV . l.-Ar, tr. h. ranort the areateat I Prices on the small lots are firm at wUle section, although from tba WUlamette wlth d6Uveriee l'ghter thatf the demand. valley a nuoa viw s auwwa PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. i Hoes. CatUa. Calves: Sheep, ft 1074 64 .iS . ss tss l 181 .... Ill it hot 18 , 6T ITS . ..a 1lli,1-..T.. ly w.uuwu vr comolainlnr over the lack o ;ou; duca lfti'isio:" old Tlucks.'iRflT -ured of a better demand. At tne ree. esnctea stociu . . . . . . ' i turkeys, anve, nominal, ibzuc: dressed, "'.7 " " " than Tiirka arrlvaJa oontlnua' liberal, but , most of the supplies are now oomlng r from1 Idaho. - Quality Is somewhat bet 't -ter than the first showing, but receivers re sua here Is onlr a nominal market for turkMva at thla time.- Prices are ruling front ISO to 2So a pound for dressed biras. tne uuw inu uuB exceptional. Moat of the shipments are selling from 20 to iso a pouna. Increased supplies of live turkeys are coming forward and the market for these is only fair. Jhe entire turkey - market Is suffering from fright.- Many , ' country shippers are visiting the whole- 48o, f. o. b. Portland; eastern fresh, 40c; Aprils. Sl80c. - , ; POUliTK i Fancy bens, v 18c: springs. All through - the' livestock market there was only a small showing of supplies this morning. ' Receipts In the cattle yards ara beginning to fall on. Shippers have at last begun, to realise that conditions are adverse to them at this time. For that reason they-are in cllned to withhold their stock until as- TRADING IS VERY LIGHT Export Bids at 78 Cents Track for ' Club Would Be Higher at Thla Time; Slightly Weaker Tone In Oats With No Bids Above $30.50. j Hood River apples, famous through out the world, will have help to carry their laurels to other sections. At tne et. raui land . snow, uooa River SDDle cider will be sriven a place or nonor aiongsiae or tne appie aispiar. Tne wonaerrui navor or tne aDOies win be thoroughly demonstrated by - the elder.,-'':-., r'i ' ' 'i The exnimt win be made nr tne tiooa River Apple Cider Vinegar company, whloh has ltsbualness offloe in ; this it is Planned tnat everyone Who via Its the show shall have a taste of cider made from the most famous apples in the world, and while a price will be charged, the promoters say it will be ust sufficient to oover the expense of the exhibit' - ' - For the ouroose of makinsr this ex hibit great oare is being taken by the cider company. - The cider that will be aent to St. Paul will have the full strenrth of the Tellow Newtown apples and .will be clear as mountain water. BETTER METAL CALL ID MINING SHARES nominal. lg26o; young, z.ous.o New York. Nov. 21. The. better out look for copper metal caused very lib- pigeons, ojo. iu aivis.ua. 1 era! buying of mining shares. Amalga f rriR v m m inrcnu.. aiiu innrniursi saiii oimi . - M. . . . . ' Wild OAMBJ Geese, 14.80 dos.J teal, must nasally expect to reoelve shided M5c each; mallard. BOo each; , wld- figures. , T yaatsrday, Amertoaa falter i.--Ana avai a h OK JAaN cuKKBm nresn ureg on xancy. full cream, triplets and daisies, It He per lb.; Young Americas, 17Vio; storage, flats, l(c: Young Americas. 17c stops, wooi na auaes. sale market-to get a line on the sltua- choice, 45c; prime. 44c; medium, 4l48c; With fancy steers selling as high as tlon. The trade has never before been 1 190o growth, too; 191 J contracts, X2Ho; 5.60 on a congested trade. It Is not a so confused as to what the probable Hg 13 ftn)j 1914, 17c b. I very bad position to realise when the price win pi viioioivi. v- taijuuw tTime.. per ay, 01 so.-, marxei aajuaia liseir again. Wart to their shippers the Information Und grease,l fce. -I North PorUand cattle market ranges thv aaek In Order to buy Intelligently. I wnhy PnulnMr xrtoa Knmln.l I K.lant ataara t ST60 The cnicaen . mari 1 1911: Willamette valley,. 14H O17H0J Fancy steers J" but receipts are moving off somewhat I eastern Oregon. 9016c, Choice steers MO hattat- at the low DrlOeS. I MOWATR 1811 aalncted. X&ftlla. I Faadnra 4.6S .;(,.: n'.l. ' " " I CHITTIM BARK Producers' price Common steers - 4.25 CRANBERRIES REACH MARKET 1911. less carlots. I0o; carlojts. SHe, Fancy Jielfers k 8.00 HIDES Dry hides, lie n.: green, W I Fancy cows . . loot bulla, arreen. salt. lUflls lb.: klna. I Fmuv hulls ............. 4.254.86 9010c; calves, dry. 1920o per lb. I Good ordinary bulls 4.00 uruoenes. lutags SUGAR Cubes. $7.10; powdered 16.90; M-ancy light calves ........ . 7.B0 fruit or berry. 16.70: dry granulated. MMiium calves it en. r ..iinm ltnii' K..t tft- OrAlnarv calves i.vuwo.vo Honolulu plantation cane granulated. o The only shipper of-cattle today was On the basis of sales made yesterday conda I fc, National Xead 1. and Unit- afternoon at a late hour, the oattle market has suffered but little from the over full condition 01 tne traae. Had this happened anywhere else but North Portland it Is not likely that shippers would nave been so r ortunata. Two cars: of Caps Cod cranberries reached the loaal market during the past ' 24 hours and found a very strong A..A at li n.r barrel. The trade is again famished, and is waiting the ar. rival of several n.ore cars, which are a long time overdue.,. .' y ' ed States Bteel common 1 Vfc points, Railroad shares participated In the advance with a sharp upward movement in Louisville et iNasnvme, notwitnetana- lnar Its renort or decreaaed earnings. The stock closed t points higher than vfcBteraav. . Missouri ' Pacific earnings for the second week of - November were 11, 178.000 an increase of 949.000. Grand Trunk Railway earnings the second week of November were $968,835. an Increase of 160.220.. Louisville & Nashville earnings sec ond week November were xi,UM3B, decrease of 138.600. Heguiar dividends or 1, per com aa declared on Central Leather pre ferred, but no action was taken on the common. Ranre of New York prioes furnished Dy UverpecK & IQokq jo. ascrii'' "on EGGS ARE HOLDIXG FIRM supplies available, the fresh egg ma eke t - is quoted firm tSa. indi!l RICB Japan. Na 1. I5c; No' tlJTS2Z Hc: New Orleans had.TlH09o; Cr amnll at . la nun tod firm fti ootiou dozen Borne intwtiti nii.ttirtsK slhnVan this, but - 1 I a.4.n.ts- -wsA e.ssa rl uA- I 71 v 9 (irflA7I lllat.ll V nu 1UU SB VUVS. uu SBa-l a-Bw- Ai- wm Ing' an arttflclar value upon : the . local riONEY New, $2-75 per case, hnuaa atdck for more money, the trade Is paying no attention to their claims. JACKRABBITS ARB WEAKER Am ronrierCo. 1 VHVtUlU Ciait V aiu'( uaa a.vas ssW - - -w "at M -4l,.a 1 - ar r - less. (Above quoutlons are 10 days net 1 weison, wjio nao a isw no, wawmcr Am. j. u t ., 0 WUU B. iubu Dl nusa. .... lAm. vnr , At Chicago there was a run or vvuv 1 no uid. , head In the cattle trade today. Marsei 1 Am. Cot. OH. a was slow, with no change in general 1 Am. Loco., a quotations. At oouin umana mere wm m kwu7 opn, nun iMn MIS cash.) SALT Coarse, hall ground 100s. IB 69 m ,A K. iper ion: ous, sv.uu; isdis oairy. ous. ia; WhllS quoted, nominal owing to tne JJ $j? r20. extra fine bar rels, Zn, 6a and 10s, 45; lump rock. 2.1 Cre- I BOOO J4.90; 24.60; bayou, 24.75; Bo plentiful ar offerings of Jackrab hit. fn tha local market the last few A.vm that, the Drtce has dropped iOe-a doBBTi'Mest'Of te Tacelptaat tlrtr time 1 hit t nananaa do n : lamona. xenunrfa: XYaa'"a!S2, ' . I " Uwes. 9a caaeVgrapefruit. fjj;p6a: ported;At jaft per dossa..-,; ?, - apples; 60 per lb.; cranberries. $12: V. V J . rnai' " huckleoerrlea, 66o per ID.; peaches, 20 ' fitTGAK DOWN 10, CENTS f -: 6O0: pears, 2150; grapes, 21.OO0il.26. , - , ii :' - ' . VEOETABLES New turnips. 2101.25 JL- - 1 sack: beet a. 21.60: carrots. 21.2601.60: tone for cattle, with offerings of Cattle run today ........... ....... Week to date 624 large Same period 1910......... 2l jvionin to aaie .................. Same period 1910 5'5?i year to date i If'iig Same oerlod 1910 22,26? Hoa-a Xiose rraonoa xooay. Thara was. a fractional loss in the nrloa nf hon at North Portland today. ONIONS Yellow. 21.60: a-arlio. TO t. I With ton stuff at 26.65 this mOrnlng. FRESH FRUITS Oranges. 14.50 per I There was only a small run today, totals being 99 head, compared wun s iaai Tuesday. While there was a steady tnna in soma nortlons of the east today. others were weak. The receipts of hogs at all leading American centers today were 39,000 neaa more man a year agu. North Portland swlns trade today:,. Best eastern Oregon f 6.T0 e.vu BEANS Small white. wblte, 14.16; pink, Llmaa. $8.60 5 reds. rrolts ana Tsgetsnies. APPLES New croD. 21.00 2.00. POTATOES Bellinsr Drtces Selected 41 OC. ..in.tw 1 All hnn. price, vcvil.iu; sweeia. ic. T i . ' 1a v. 11., i I tl.Zft crate: Deans. io.; green oniona. lUnHliim aaatern Oreron n rh.l mnnh v dae-reea eo uoaon , pop jJtjra, ucw. luo in.! pbm Best Willamette valley e.eu .TT-ti ; rindarVTa raaVhlnS the Isttuee. oc dosen: nothouse. i o 1.3 cox; oood to heavy 6.25 . w -- ------ - , r I l -" ; 1 radlahes. 16a dosen buncnee: celerv. 76M I n .- la. i860' doien; egg plant, 10c lb.; cucum bers, boo aosen: peas, so; caumiowar, ipcai, 7ociwj.ou. . ( -. , vests, nu aaa rrmsioas. DRESSED MEATS Front street uaiinaa that wholaaalera have been selling, at. Just, now .the wholesalers are only 30o under the list prioes, while a few weeks ago they-were selling at a out at abpuj-1. ,- K OIL lBIEAI W. Wi lABKm Rousrh and heavy 6.00 Feeders . . 6.5Q06.85 At Chicago nogs were- sieaay xoaay with a run of 30.000 head, compared 1 ). 9K nno a vaar aaa. . . At eoutn umana mere was a run 01 8900 hose for the day. Market was Am. Sugar, o. Am. Smelts a... ao via. Anao. M. Co. Am, Woolen, o. . . Atchison, c. do pfd. ...... B. & O.. c. Beet Sugar .... Brklyn. K. Tran, Han DmMtin n VMM. V 1 Central Leath., o ao Did. ...... UV VI. VA. C M. & St. P. C. & N. Wk c. C. AO Colo. F. & I., c. Colo. South., o. ao u uiu. . .i. do 1st Pfd.... Cons. Oas ...... Corn Prod., c. . . . do PId Dei & Hudson. . do Did Brie, c OOi a pia... do 1st pfd. ... Oen. Electric... O. N., ore lands. ao pia 108 1022 66 20 22 T 20H lift 1141 141 k no XJ nrrm anno Qn t... ATI n A tA In... neavy, (ltreo; veaia, extra, steady to 60 lower, wiin lop iiun ; ww tha first time la many months he local market is offering oil meal. The Portland Linseed OH works has nntittari the trade that It has started to crush flaxseed, and will therefore have oil to offer. The prioe has been piaoed at 244 per ton. 5 K FORECAST FOB SHIPPERS steam rendered, tierce, 11 o per lb.; compound, tierces, bc per 10. . . & . m. - . I Tntfi T . MmmI..I 1 Tttt nrA It. W earner pqreeu aauua wui va wuow r oniri,y""'!",,i ; .. Sli . l a notice to shipvers: flounders, o; halibut. 6 M7o; striped ttetu. .viinm.ni. fu iMptli u . liMi Ztic. catfish. 12O12H0: salmon. attle aaalnst minimum temperatures of I 8 10c lb,; soies, 7C per lb.: shrimps, about 40 degrees; northeast to Spokane, 12 Ho lb.; percn. 7wsc; tomcoa. so: ioo 25 degrees; southeast to Bo 20; sters, 26o; herrimrs, 6 6c; black bass. eouui w eiaEiywui oa uosr-iaa. jiuuiinum i vu HtfiSUe I U ff18e: ordinary, liuaiie: ooor. is.Sfi. This means 17.86 to land nere. Mlltn; anrlnr lambs. 7Ufl8c: mutton. I Hiu ahlnnara: I. 8. Hlbbe. McMlnn 07c: roats. 4c; beef, c. I villa 1 load hogs and sheep; Sink t HAMS, BACON, Etc. Hams, 14 I Moel, Myrtle. Idaho, 1 load bogs. 17c: breakfast bacon, 16Vk27o; bolledlHog run today -99 horn Qri3)9on! nlcnlos. 12a: rnttara .1 nr.nli tn ilata Z1I 16c; regular inuri oiears, smoKea. Hime penoa ix v 12Hc; backs, smoked. 12H14c; pickled Month to date f.141 tongues, J6c lb. Same period 1910 .S'Sis LtAJALf K.eiiie ieai uercea, do id.; ix ear o uaia .................. uerce, no per ID.; I Same period mio io,u I1L Central Inter. Harv. . . . Inter. Metrop., c do pia Lehigh Valley . K. C. Southern.. Louts. & Nash. . M. N- 2d. M.. S. P. & 8 H M. M., K. T C do Did Mo. rso. tviifirann 1!Ui nar In.! Sllvar smalt tamnrature at .3?ortland tonight about 8o ib.i black cod, c; dressed shad. 7o; 22 degrees. PORTLAja JOBBING PRICES Oram, nonf aaa xcay. These prtoea are those at which whole-1 rasor clams. 22a.25 box. ' saiers sen to reiauers, except as omer wlse stated: WHEAT Producers prioe nominal: traclr delivery, -olnb. T8O80a: blnaatam 8182o; fortyfold, 10 81o; Willamette I 60 gallons, lo less; oil cake meal, 244 valley, e; rea nusaian. iso, xuraey red, sic. tha, mnttnn vards today . With Only iimiiui run durins- the naat 24 - hours. Sales of yearling wethers were made this morning at 24.40 for tops and oth ers at $4.26. Two small lots of lambs again sold at 26.00 withtransactions In ewee around $2.2602.60. Sheep values at ixortn roniana; . Select lambs ..............$ 100 Choice lambs .... ......... . . 4.75 Common lambs .004.!5 Yearling wethers 4.66 Old wethers ................ , v rs Paints, oou oil ihl . ln.V. " ? '.ta UNSEED OlL-JUw,, bbls.. 80o gaL; vXt Chicago there was a weak tone in roe shad, lOo; shad roe. 20o lb. OY8T1CHS onoaiwaier -oar, per t J! P?r iv to. wa, t 7i J yiym- nholc. lamb. per gallon as; per v i "scb:.. nmm0n lambs Ion. ); Pj I nla ier rail I canneo '" eastern in shell sal- oiym- 66c can. 26.60 91.7602.00 dosen; per 100; arkM. ir.ri.rf WaISb VIpiii- There remains a very, firm tons I National Lead N. Y. Central N. TV O. & W.. in. ec w ., o. .... North Am. Noth.- Pao- o. . P; Aa. , S. w. . . Pann. R'F. ... p. a., u & c. c r, . v.. c ao viti ....... Reading, c. .... oo :a pia .... do 1st Pfd XV. A. OX 0. inn rvjL-,,.m twin fn,.. 1.. . - - .v. BARLEY Producers' prices 1911 I sno lh. lota. 80 per lb.: less lots. 8 e Feed. sx.ovwsi.PVi roiieo, aaa; Drawing; iper id. . : 117. -' l OATS Producers' price Track No. 1, ; spot delivery, white. 930.60; gray. 220; December 'and January delivery. No. MlLLSf UFFS Selling price Bran. $24.60; middlings. $21,00; Shorts, $26.60; chnn. 119. 00O 26.00. HAY Producers' price 1911 crop- Valley 1 timothy, fancy, 216; ordinary,; urcifuii, il.DVj An ntA IKY loued? in cmW Wo gallonr lotTof VLl9 5 .",B0' At - South Omaha sheep were steady with yearlings $4.15 and top lambs $5.26. Sheep movement toaay . 01 Week to date 1644 Same Deriod 1910 .............. 14.861 Month to aate i,oui game period 1910 ..........K.. 14,851 Year to date ........ 27$, 021 Same period 1910 ...147,109 xooay s zdvesfooc aaies. STEERS. : Average Lbs.' BENZINE 86 degrees, cases. 14 tto inon. ia. r.. .... ,C V.I . 11U. ,W I 19c per gallon; v iter white, bulk, 9 gallon; Iron bbls., 21V4q per galloi ROPE Manila, 80: sisal. 7 Ho. COAL OIL Cases! Pearl, I80; pries mixed. 2ll1160; 12Hc per gallon: special water white, 12M16C. . rtAROLINE Red . crown and motor. 16322o gallotM 86 gasoline. , 2826H gallon; at P. naphtha, 1820o TUlirifliinB-'io - cbb, no: www . UR: eastern . . .... 1. . t c.. -,..il Zim JS.i X! k.n..i. tnu.n' Iran harrala. 66a nar a-al. . cneai. iiiwji,bu ixaij.a ti.wii.uv, I - . -1 . w oat. $lliaii.60. - ion; 10 case lots. 7ia SEATTLE"; PRODUCE MARKET Patents, FLOUR Selling 14 BOt Willamette. 14.1 tralghV 84.054.25: bakers'. $4.80ft 4.59! export, grades, js.7uwi.ie. Batter. Bags and Vooltry. RfcTTTEU -Extra creamery, oubes artd IjiBb, 87e: prints, 880; ordinary prints, ' BUTTER FAT Producers' price F. 0. b. Portland, per pound, 27o. '-; - EQGS Local extras. 46 4 6c; fancy, 4io: oan count, fvc; spot puying price. 1 MOverbeck & Commission Merchants - Stocks, Bonds i Cotton. Grain, Etc'v W All Values Are Stationary at Past -;; ..!'.:. , Week's Prices. Ct . I . XTa 91 T5il Man .Iiln.tnn creamery firsts, 87 88c; eastern fresh, KOOTiaxoi aa siorase. zooi'ic. . , Ririra Local ranch. 50o: eastern fmah. 40o! do atorasre. 27 29c. Cheese Tillamook twins, . 1616Hc; do Americas. 18 o v Wisconsin Young Americas. iSttc; ao twins, ltjfiftc; cream, 16HC. , ' i ' ; ' . onions 1 enow, ai.ov pr saca, 1 cu. 21.60; Walla waiia, 61.861.60. , , Potatoes 22426. .';ir;.;i,:i;'!,, Price. . $8.60 4.60 , $4.76 4.60 .4.60 '!:4.60 .4.60 .4. 1 .' .4.00 $4.60 4.60 i firPc 216-217: Boari of'Trade Building Members Chicago Board of Trade. Correspondents of Logan ft Bryan -v Chicago, NeW fork, Boston, We have , the only private wire connecting ' Portland ' with the V;:.f aaftarn ex'changea'' Jan. ' Feb."? Mar. API. May June July AUg.v Sep. Oct. Nov. Deo. New York Cotton Market. i ,. Open. High. Low. , Close. V',;V 912 - 919 is'sii; . . 900 Hi 914 900001 90607 911 18 91416 940 , 930 934 47 928 942 932 934 47 926 926 : ,930 934 827 918 15 918 921 I 925 T 925 926 987fli28 tuetii 919 20 tl ateers . 1134 29 steers . . ..H.......1070 - 12 steers ...1078 20 steer ,.1000 ., COWB. 14 cows . . ............. 9S'. 34 cows . . ......,1VI1 , 24 cows .....1046 ( cows 4 . ........... i . 1296 - 24 cows . , 1148 . a cows -. ... v-. , ... wo S cows . .............1026 8 cows k ............ ...1420 . BULLS. 1 bull ....... , .'.1T1? 2 bulls . ........,. .1275 v 1 bull .1500 1 hull , . , ..... ........1220 ; .., , .... MOOS. , 7 hORS "; V i'i ' ' - i!. 1?1 78 hogs v. 194'-: , 6.70 45 hogs , ....v.... 186 -f ' 6.66 ' 2 hOSS 1 ......... . 860 . 8.00 : auvTtro . a tjt T.Avrna 82 ' lambs ;... -r il. M0 1 A lamha 1 . i ........... 120 V - ' 8.00 124 year wethers... ..... 88- 4.40 108 year wethers... 88 '425 1 ewes ................ wi i;-"" 14 ewes t. ...... .... i $78 ewes. .Vm 85;'! 8 88 91' ewes ; ............ : - 1 - Sales reported too lata for publica tion Monday. - 27 NORTHWEST BANlt STATEMENT Rock Island, o . do pfd ... . . S. L. ft 8. 2d do 1st pld . . . St. L. B. W do pfd ...... So. Pacific o... So. Railway, o. " do pfd. ...... Texas ft Pao...; T., 8. L. & W, do pfd Union Paix, c. do pia .... U. S. Rubber, c TJ. 8. Bteel Co ao pia ...... Utah Copper. . Va. Chemical . Wabash, o , do Pia West. U. Tel... Westh. Eleo. .. Wis. Cen., c. ; . 48 28 82 22H 88 155 16SU 184 8194 89 Total sales, 896 23 20 HOW 146 74 OCAL WHEAT IS STILL ABOVE .EXPORT BASIS AtASSASS 4 4 4 T " AzMBtlna Oroo weathar. ' , 4) (Special Cable.) ,V- Buenos Ay res. Argentina, Nor. e 21 The forecast for the north is fine weather, with tna center and south ? unsettled, and with e nartlal aho wars. -': . ,' nr.n wA'BrM) wrsCBAT ICAJtXXiT, Uveroool Wheat opened HA to Md bignert olosed ya v WWV erlla wneai oiosea Knrianaat WhaAt elOSSd KO JOglMA Paria--Wliaa market V ' W higher. '7 ' Antwerp wneas jh mntif r AROOEB STEADY rmiii. No, ii.? Cargoes steady; Walla Walla for shipment at s. Knvllah eountrv maraeta auiei. aa- changed. :.fc..Ju..Maw rencn oouniry niiov PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS. cars Mon. Tues. ..... . Year ago' Sao inn to date ...mbs Year ago 4974 Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay, 71 71 29 282 265 16 1165 932 17 .686 607 24 28 11 1399 1845 tt t,.in.aa in tha wheat market would not allow buyers here to offer above 78o a bushel track for club. This Is 2o a bushel under the price one milling concern Is offering. . iraae in mo wi i .i.i, .--- Praotically no business is now passing and quotations are nominal, i ne rnwioi is dullest since tne Beu Only a nominal amount of oriental business Is offering In the tjp',t at this time and this Is generally at 13 70. less tne ububi ia cih "bats market is quiet with nothing be ing bid above $80.60 for No. 1 white at thBarley'market U firm but quiet and "TheTraln hay market is weaker with practically no bids now above $11 a Th. trarta has about all the cheap er hays it needs at this time. . CHICAGO WHEAT DEPRESSED Market Closed Lower After a Gain of Seyeral Fractions Chicago, Nov. 21. While the opening of the wheat market today was general ly at an advance of a fraction or two, fca market closed 14 So lower than yesterday with December tha weak fea. There was a mixed tons abroad but a lower Liverpool cable put the shorts k.r. i nnaratlon acaln. European vis ible supply of wheat shows a decrease of 1.440.000 bushels compared with an Increase of 1.588,000 bushels last week and an morease ox ouv.yuv uuna year ago. Canadian bU'hel,: Today. Week ago. Wheat 15.427)00 12.427.000 Oata .. 4.664.000 4,802,000 Barley U15.000 i. 1.O8S.800 2 8e; select pullets, 42o; storage extras, Butter California extras. 81e; prime firsts, 28o; firsts. 24c; seconds, 24o. Cheese New caiirornia riats, imict, 17o; firsts, 14Hc; seoonds, 18Hc; Cali fornia young America, fancy, 18o; do firsts, 16c; Oregon fanoy, 17. Stor age, Oregon fancy, 16c; New 'uxors; daisies, lc; ao singles, it ho. ' " , 'Potatoes, - per cental Oregon Bur banks, $1.45 Salinas do, $1.65 1.80: Alameda, $1.151.65; River Whites, 11.10411.86;- sweets. 31.61.B ',J unions, per ceniai new yeiiow, i.uw 1.26.'- ; .-' Oranaes Navels fancy. - $2.75$. 50s choice, $2.252.60; standard, $2.00; tan- ferlnes. ll.26Qil.so; vaiencias, xancy, 4.00 4.50; do choice. $3.25 8.50. . San Francisco Call Board. San "Francisco, Nov. 21. Barley: Orwn. Hlsh. Low. Close. December .....192 194 192 l?3Ji May so? '. 109 zu( JOHN HENDRICK ABLE TO PROVE INNOCENCE : (Bpeetal te T9e JownaL Vancouver, Wash., Nov. tl. That John Hendrick, In the county Jail In Vancouver, held aa a suspect in the killing of Brakeman Shores at Butler, Wash:, en the night of November 14, will bo able to prove a complete alibi, there " Is little doubt ' Proprietor- Swarts of the ' Woodland hotel -was in Vancouver yesterday and positively Identified Hendrick as the man who stayed at his hotel Wednesday night. November 15, the night 8heriff Cresap was shot. He registered under tha name1 of J. Murray. Mr. Swarts reoognised him first by photograph, and later compared the handwriting and found them exactly the same. - He says Hendrick came t his hotel between 6 and 0 o'clock on the evening of Novem ber 15. Sheriff Cresap was shot while searching the railroad yards in Van couver at 8 o'clock. Mrs. John Hendrick, mother of the man, who resides at 1901 Grant street, Vancouver, said: --. . -t. Htf son cams home Thursday. No. vember 9, and when we saw him stand ing In the door, it was ths first time wa had seen him in five, years. He left home the next forenoon. I am not- sure whether he came in overthe North Bank road or not. There has been a heap of writing about my son by peo ple who knew nothing about -It.' Par ents have a little feeling that people ought to consider. CITY HALL ARCHITECT . MAY SUE FOR HIS PAY grain visible supply In Year ago, 18.060,000 7.692.000 ' 999,000 48 48 22 89 61 hi 424 126 .12 141 107 154 46 178Vi 163)4 34 124 31 1)744407 110H 7 119 H 82 122 104 isi" i6o 42 42 4ZM 41 174 173 41 78 ,400 shares. 89 Range of Chicago prices furnished by Overbeck ft uooice company-. WHEAT. Open. High. Deo 96 97 May 101 101 July 96 96 CORN. Dec. .68 63 May 64 64 July 64 64 OATS. Deo. ...... 47 47 May 60 60 July 46 46 PORK. Uan I"20 1829 may 1662 1665 July LARD. Jan 922 947 May 945 947 July 962 966 RIBS. .. 843 846 .. S67 867 . ;. 860 862 Jan. May July 1602 1650 817 942 962 840 862 857 Close. 95T4A 100B 94 64A 64A 47 A 49B 46B 1610B 1660 1667 920B 945 955B 842B 865 862 66 Call money, 2 per cent. Piano rents $S mo. tit Wash, at J too "journal ant Ads bring re suits. Brief City News. Vancouver, Wah., Nov. 21. Allison Burnbam. and W. S. T, Dorr were In vlted aruests at a luncheon given by the Portend Rotary club today. The club was addressed by 4Ipsy Smith. . The Christian Ladles' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. L Cook. 110 West Thirteenth street. Wednesday afternoon. Elwood Wiles resumed paving opera' atlona . on Main street this morning. after nearly two weeks delay on ao- count of rain. -: v . Judge A. L. Miller is trying a case before the federal court at Taeoma -today. He expects to try a case before the state supreme court at - Olympla Thursday. Traveling guard,, 3. It. Hendricks, from the asylum left today with James P. Hanley, who was found Insane by the examining board of physicians yester day. ' :. ' (gnarlat te Tbe JounL Vancouver. Wash., Nov, 2L -Vowtng that he would commence an aotlon agalnat the city to recover1 $600, his fee for drawing plane and preparing specifications for a new city hall, for Vancouver last spring, Architect B, J. 8. Cahlll, left the council chamber in -a huff last night after being offered $100 ..for -his worfey::::';:,(rv,;:' :J. s ':.y The ' city council last spring called for plana and specifications for , a new,1 city hall and proposed to, bend the city for $50,000 for the purpose of con struction.. Nine architects competed in the plans, and those of Rushf orth, Ca hlll & Wright of San . Francisco, were accepted. The bonds were voted dawn at a special election held and Cahlll, for h,ts firm, Immediately - made' a de- ' mand. for $500 for his work. -The de mand was rejected by the city, council and Cahlll reduced his fee $ 5 1). placing his claim at $450. Last night the $450 claim was rejected, and en motion of Councilman Whelan, ; the sum of $100 was voted, but to become void, if not accepted by Cahlll within 10 days. -- In voting the $100 It is apparent-that ths city acknowledged an obligation, and Cahlll. acting for tha firm, said that he 'would Immediately commence an ac tion through his attorney, P. J. Klrwin. to collect the full amount of hla claim. "At the time the plana were asked for," , said Cahlll last night, "Councilman Welgel said that the successful ' archi tect would have pay. Upon thla, and a statement from Mayor Klggtns. that $500 waa a reasonable charge,- I, went ahead and drew jthe plans, put my own money into the work and spent - con siderable time. I had colored etchings mads of the plans ' to enthuse the vot ers, and did all that I could to aee that the bonds carried. If my plans had not been accepted by the council, I would not ask a cent," he continued. ' , Mayor Klgglns held that tha firm should have pay for Its work. Council man Welgel held that the firm should have pay, but not $600, City Engineer Lotter said that tha work -was not worth $600 and that all the usual archi tect does Is to draw the sketch and girls' .at low wagea do the drafting. City Attorney Sugg atated that between man and man, tna nrm waa entitled to pay, but to come down "to law, they could not collect a cent. ' ! Mr. Cahlll pointed out In the specifica tions, which are "on file with the city clerk, a clause wherein ' the council agreed to pay 1 per cent of the contract price should the bonds be defeated, and 6 per cent if approved ana tne wont carried through. City .Attorney .Sugg said that that was only an agreeraen and would not stand In law. it : ; Popular People Marry. - (Special to The Journal -Vancouver. Wash.. Nov. 21.-Ths mar riage of Miss Mabel S. Converse and Percy Dixon, both . Of Sara, was sol emnized In this city Friday, the cere mony being performed in the courtroom by the Rev. J. B. Maley, brother-in-law of the bride. The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Q. Converse of Sara , and popular among the young people of that section. The groom Is a promising young farmer and la at present mana ger and overseer of the W.'B. Hug gins ranch.' :- : " WILLS Every man and woman should make a will, and the advantages of a Trust Company acting as executor or trustee will be generally conceded. WILLS may be drawn and filed with this company, which is authorized under the state banking law to act as administrator. , - Security Savings and Trust Company PORTLAND, OREGON. Capital $1,000,000. Surplus, $400,000 OMAHA HOGS LOWER Market Down 5 Gents With Ron of 8900 Head; Other Lines Steady. Rnuth Omaha. Nov. 21. Cattle Ke ..imi Rnno! market steady. Steers, $6.6007.76; cowa and heifers. $4.25 'Hogs Receipts, $900: market Steady tn Kn Inwar. Sales: 36.00SVS.Z6. Sheep Receipts, lf.006: market steady. Yearlings,. $2.86 4.16: weth ers, is.S5Wa.6v; lamoB, a.vvvn.i. ewes, ii.vvwi.iB. SHEEP WEAK IN CHICAGO Market la Poor With a Big Supply; Cattle Are Slow. Chicago. Nov. 21. Run: Hogs, $0,- 000; cattle. 9000: sheep, 82,000. Hogs are steady; left over, 4700: re ceipts a year ago, 26,000. Mixed, $6.88 P8.SU: neavy, o.iDtf.oa; rvuio, fu.oo 6.16; light, $8.7605.40. ; Cattle Market slow. Sheep Market weak. SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE Eggs Are One Cent Higher; Cheese Market Ia Advanced. , San Francisco, Nov. 21. Wheat Australian. $1.66 l.0 California club. 41 47ttL62H: northern wheat, blue Stem. $1.67 Skb 1.66; club. 21.62 1.66 ; Turkey red? 1 1.67 k Russian red. $I.801.62Vi. M - , Barley Feed, good to choice J1.90; fancy. 21.92H; poor to far $1.0 1.85; .t.n(aa- an brawina-. 21.96 4J 2.05. rfa-gs California fresh. including HiXtraB, Die, iiiai-a, wi iwvuu., cases s ' ........ t , ..... " .' UUIVTBERME WtoL Bank CAPITAL $1,000,900 4 PERCENT COR. FIFTH ON SAVINGS AND STARK 25 fronts from Queen Quality more than cash at 157 8rd, get Money and Exchange. Tendon. Nov. 21. Consols, 78K; ver, 26; bans rate per cent. New "York.';:. Nov. Vi change; long, h 4.84 Mi ver bunion; t. .t; j-. 81. Sterling short,' 4.87 "11- ,. ex- Bll- Vortland Baaka,' Clearings today , . , . .. , .ll.'SS'?!! ?! Year ago ........ s,aa,vva.i Loss today .,..........8 . 868, 688. 04 n.Unr.1 todav ....... .8.171.887.61 Tear ago' ' , 96,899.97 Taeoma Banks.' t,.' j"as I , a-.- . . 4 .' A A4 An I CKiA4UVt3B VtfVaJf - a s ' e 4 e ,: Ban' Francisco, Nov. 21 Sterling ex change, 60 days, 4.8Z: sight, 4.86! lAnn . a xsu f . vranRTera. - leiuarannio. x I per cent premium; . transicrs, sign vJar. i aie ........... -68.641.00 ; aeattls Banks. riearlnrs toclav .21.718.592.00 DEPOSITORS of this bank, whether large or small, are shown every courtesy every con sideration and have every facility made pos- , sible by a quartei? century's adherence to the high- est banking principles. A personal interest ia taken in the success and business welfare of each patron, MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Founded in 1886. ;: "V"- Washington and Second Sts. . ' s 4 Paid on Time Deposits. . , Ladd frTilton Bank ESTABLISHED ltS59 . . , ,, ,, ...... . 1 " ' Capital Stock - - - $1,000,000.00 . Surplus and Undivided Profit $800,000.00 COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Letters of credit, drafts and travelers' checks . ' issued, ' available in all parts of the world C o me it T h i r d and Washington Stjreets FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL $1,500000 , : ' " SURPLUS '.'$750,000 Oldest Natlorial Can'i Vest of tit Roc!cy Mountains 3 i