THE - 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
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