THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, FORTLAND, THURSDAY ' EVENING, NOVEMBER 14, 19 it
SfM BUSINESS 15 '
PASSING FOR. SPUDS;
. YMESOUMSI
Present Trad Is Not liberal Enough
to Firmly Establish Quotations;
Some Order Received Earlier Are
Now Being Fined, ,'.: ' ' !
: - ' " Vortlana produce Xarket,
e Eggs holding-. ......
- Chlckena higher. .'-'.
4 Record run bogs.
4 Dressed veal 'steady.
Cranberries firmer, . .
e Cheese supplies out .
Hopa still moving. ... ...
. Soma potato orders, .. w , -4
Onlona hold quiet.
4 4 4e
A small amount of buslneaa la paas
Ina; for potatoea with ArUona, but
aiarcely enough stock la now being
nM tn firmiv aatahiish a. market. Deal
ers continue to offer. (Oo a, cental for
beat Quality. -
One local shipper la filling; quite fair
orders from the aouthweat but prac
tically all of the buslnesa waa raoelvad
some- month Ago aa future orders.
The state of the potato trade at other
nnlnta shows only fractional Improve
ment. While In soma Instances exoep
. tional auallty sells in a limited way at
, fancy pricea, the bulk of euppuea la
movfnt at low values. ..- -i:
Indicatlona point to a slight strength
emner of the local market as a reault of
the lighter offering by honw producers,
due to the latter" s Inability to get over
the poor roads. ;
This will, however, be only a tempo
rary affair as plenty of stock will be
available as soon aa the roads can be
traveled over. ' :
Sufficient tima has not lapsed dines
early digging to show that the reported
damage to the crop by blight was badly
overestimated some weeks ago... At this
time It Is not believed that the . total
damage will reach far above 10 par
cent, if tnat mucn. 4
CHICKEN MARKET IS HIGHER
'. . f ...:
' TTIrhar nricea ars In effect for chick
ens In the local trade. Sales of hens
were belnv made this morning at HHo
generally, although heavy . stock was
bringing a small premium aDOva.tnis.'
record srrrLr of boost
During the last U houra 175 dressed
hogs came to the Portland market from
uiamette valley points. The run m
the greatest ever shown along the street
ror a.: similar penoa snu na w
feet of blocking the trade. Bales of toi
-, ,, m mads ss hisll SS 10a a POUM
but atock that waa of largo slae or
dirty, aold below this.
CHEESE SUPPLIES EXHAUSTED
Bunnlfaa nf cheeaa are exhausted In
the local market owing to the inability
of ahlppcrs to bring in atock by boat,
due to the storms. While rail shipments
ran ho mada. the trade does not desire
to make toe sapsrlment a f relghtjrats
are about oounie wnai iney.are Dy
. HEAD LETTUCE IS LOWER
T.taat arrivals of head letttice from
Los Angstts have quits wsU supplied
theXralle. Ssles are being mad el $2
the Xrtfas. Sales are being mad at 1
s.. msa MAirt d if n ilsl V
1.25 per crate according jo. quamy,
Crates contain from 3H te ,4 down
SALMON RUN IS 63LVLLER
... h, aassasjBsasii t '
Owirur to .lha rtsinr water In the Co
luinbUt the- catch of sllverside salmon
a piuch decreased and -the- trade an
ticipate thst of ferlngs ' will drop off
altogether aftar awhile. .;The water. Is
now o hlsh that some of the traps are
being tiueo.'-
SOttHERN PRODUCE LOWER
, Arrivals of artUthem -produce have had
the effect of bringing down pricea again,
. Ktrinr heana racked inv crates are auot.
ed at 80 for the wax and lOo for the
grn varieties. Oren peaa are quot,
m1 at lOr. The market ia now aulte
'well " supplied with sprouts and other
gravnsv
.-" FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
;. ' Weather bureau sends the following
notice to shippera:
Protect ahlpmenta aa far north aa
Seattle agalnat minimum temperatures
of about 41 degrees: northeast to Spo
kane, 16 degreaa; aoutheaat to Bole. IS
1 degrees; south to Sisklyod. 84 degrees.
Minimum temperature at Portlsnd to
night, about 44 degrees. ,
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'' PORTLAND JOBBrfQ PRICES
t These prices art those at which
. wholesalers sell to retailers, except as
otherwise eiaiea:
' r Batter, Xrrs and ooitry.
BUTTKK Nominal; extra creamery!
euoes ana iudb, ttieo vnaim, sts who
, KabS Nominal Candied local oxtras
444or rinary, eanaiod, 41 He; spot
Buying pries w wo 1. o. o. fort
Isndf best eastern, 83c; ordinary, HQ
LtVH.. .POULTRY Henst 18 U
aprlaga, JiWif Jtc; aeeee, jo&uo: Pekln
OUCKS, iiytV"Hi Jnuian runners, 12c
lurkevs. -lltf 80c: dressed. HUAlln
' pigeons,, old, II; young, 802.50 per dot
UDI,, "WVIlt OTBV. ayW Wat.
BUTTER FAT Producerr price, far
CHEKa-r -Nominal! .fresh Oregon
1 hum. full, craam. twins and triniZ,.
. jy4ajaJias lWoi. - Young , Amirlca;
. IUikl !! V Vlll-Vlla . - .. .
, - BKRRlKSlsckbsrriea, $i.o; straw
t.- L'tubll VUlHTttnnii... a,
bsnanaa, 4V46o lb.; lemons. 5.76c!80
limes, 1 per hundred; grapefruit. 1&.00
pineapples, 60 lb.: peaches, 4vwgc box
cantaloupes, i.ib per crais; water-
melons. uo per nunurea ids.;. pri
1.60 per boxi grspes, baskets. 10 a
16c: crates, 81.oowi.10; cranberries,
local, u.7l per bbl.; eastern, Sio.fiOa
'11.00.- - . . "
K APPLES 76O081.EO; cooking, COO
lOo box.
, POTATOES Beijing price: Extra
choice. 7 do; choles, 84or ordinary, 6O0
' t0e couutry point; weta, fl.86ril br
OMON8 $1.1801. 15; association a.n
Ing price, Tto ceatal. f. o, b. shipplot
ftoioia, v-niwiui uLuwua, avuvvo. aar
lc 7HC,8o,
Vegetables New turnips, is q 7 je
new dscis. ii.vvi oarrois. luuiia h
sack: parfwlpw 1101.81 aaek; cabbaVa,
i' .11. 00 1.25; tomatoes, box 75c if I in
, luss, 91.10ffl.Zft; string; beans, 8l0o;
grten onions. 10c Cos. bunches; pppar,
, bell, 84o lb.; head lettuce, 110125
liios.; iioiiiousa, oox; radiNhes.
. egg plant. 89o lb.; peas, 10c lb.; CauU
Iiower, oiiwioL-, ruuuaru. ii.ie pox.
Meats, Visa and rronsloaa.
. . DRESSED UEATS Country kllledT
. Hons, fsncy, 10c; ordinary, sue:
rougn and heavy, loic,- rancy.vL
XJHc'. ordinary, Ucj ioor, llo: lambs.
. 10rlOVc; mutton, 1 lc; goats. 2 ii4ci
beef. 7 a IOC , X
. HAMS. BACON. ETCrlIsma, T80
JciJj.y'nkfast N(.'9.n. 16e24cl)oiUl
r t hani, 2iVc; plrnks, llHc; cotUga.l7a.
MEATS Packins, hous-bte-r. Xol 1
K Itock. 18c; cows, No, 8 atock. lie; ewea,
, Hc; wethers, 10ic; lamba, lljio;
-pork loins, 17 Ho. ...
OYSTEKS Hhoalwater bay. per iral
, Ion t-); per 100 lovsack. (-); ulm-
OCALAPPjl MARKET r
STILL SHOWS GREATER
SUPPLY IN DEMAND
While Movement. la Good Offerings
Are Very Heavy; Some Improve
ment Js Forced in European Trade
but Trjcea Are Still Low. '
There la no Improvement' In the atJble
market locally. Reports of such a con
dition are absolutely falsa and art be
ing; maae to rooi some ore The de
mand .for cheap priced applea la qulta
fair locally, but the call Is a till con?,
aiderably under the volume of offerings
from nearby places, " ;
Ana oener grade or iruit la beginning
tO SDDear In .thn trid har, luit th
absence of the excellent colors of form
er seasons in a detrimsnt to the trane,
ReKardlns tha fnralirn marliel, W
Dennis tt Boas writs from Covent 'Gar
aen, oncion, under data of October 89,
as followa: - . .- , .
AS reDOrtSd laat AaV nr fan, dir.
rel apples have, been offered for anle
thia week In London and the quantities
advised for next week are not heavy,
"Ji; i do a tsova eooiian noat wnn
80,000 barrela. but It will probably be
the week after next before the fruit
will be offered for sale. We have hsd.
however, a fair, quantity of Kelfftr
pears and are very pleased to confirm
the remarks in our it rimniar that
there would be an improvement in prices
in arwcis mis weeg, we snail
expect to see a further lmrnmit ami
have no hesitation in recommending our
ii.c.iua cunnnue tneir anipmenta reg
u,Jarly to both London and Liverpool,
tha latter market also being much bet-
i um una. arucie, as wm be seen from
the prices quoted below.
With regard to the Liverpool apple
market, pricea are certainly lower for
Nova Socman fruit, although Canadians
have done well, i . 7
Callfornian Nawtowni In both LtverT
pool and London are a very dragging
njarket and pricea are unsatlafactory.
sv osiow tsis weea s quotations:
Xondon Markat.
Virginia Yorks 15s to. 18s d.
Canadian Oreenlngs 8s 6d.
Canadian Rlbstons 16s 6d.
wenatchea Jonathans 8s to As.
Wenatchee Splta 10s to lla,
Oregon Newtowna Da to 10s.
Califomian Nistnan, fnnn 1m tn t.
6d. 4H tier ta d to 6s.
Oregon Comics pearj 10s to-lja per
naif box.
Keif far toaara amoll TTnifann T
barrels, 12s to 13s 6d.
Kelffer near. I
barrels. 14s to 16s, ' "V"
.ner pears, boxes, 6s.
Ben Davis 13s to 14s 6d.
Blenheims ls to 17s.
Grimes Golden Ss to 10s.
Liverpool lCsxket.
Canadian Gaenlnga 14s 6d to 16s.
Canadian Baldwins Its to 18s.
Canadian Fallawaurs 16s 3d to Its 3d.
Canadian Golden, Russets 19s Sd.
American Baldwins 13s to 14s 3d.
Virginia Yorks 15s Id to 18a
Oregon Newtowna 7s to 9s.
Callfornian Newtowna fnura in
8dr 4 tlera 4a to 4s Sd.
Nova Scotian Kins, ones, 14s 6d to
Its: twos 12s 6d to 13s Sd.
Nova Ecotian Blenheims, ones, 13s
to 14s pd; twos 12b td to 13s 8d. -
ftoyft Bcouan jilbetons, lis to 12a td.
Maine Baldwins tinea 13 A4 tn m
3d; twos, 12s 8d to 18s.
Maine Ben Davis 13a tn 19 -uin
15" d to 17s 6d: Greenings lis.'
Virginian Kelffers 14s, 6d to Its per
barrel, Be per box.
mate Keiirera 13a td to 14a 9d.
Klnga IBs 6d to 81s.
Snows 17S d to 19s 8d. .
Blenhlems 16s to 18a
Davla 15s 3d.
Ribstons 15a to Its td
Qrava. 14a.
Pewaukee 10s to 18a ,
Ben Davla 15s 8d.
Davis 14a td to 15s td.
Kalrfax16s to- lfls.td.1 .
Oregon Jonathans 7s Sd to i td.
. Olasgow Market.
Canadian Baldwins 16s to lis.
- Onlden Russet 15s to Its td.
1HV11 14B to 108. , ,
Virginia Yorks 14s td to 16s.
Ganps 14a
Albemarlea.2s,
State Baldwins lis td to 13s.
Wenatchee Jonathans 8s to 9s.
Rome Beauties 8s to 8s td
Wenatchea Grimea Golden 7s td to 8a
Yorks and Ganos fa td to 7a Id.
Salt Francisco Produce Market.
San Francisco. Nov. 14. Kbits Ki.
trss. 60c; selected pullets, 42 He
cuufr tiuai, ,jo; prime ursts, i:c:
firsts, 31 He
Cheese Oregon fancy fists, 17c; do
Toung America, 18c: new California
flats, 14iit?19c; Young Americas. 17
fillVC.
Potatoes Per cental. Orecon Pur.
banks, 81.00O1-10; sweats, fancy, $1.35
Onions Per sack. California silver.
skins, 26 40c.
Seattle Produce Market.
IDnitad Preii Ulr. 1
Baattla, Nov. 14. Kgga Local ranch,
lae&lo; Neaatecai fresh, 88037c; do
storage, 28&30c.
Butter-washlngton creamery, firsts,
14935c; eastern, 8133c.
Cheese Tillamook, 19c; Toung Amer
icas, 20a
Onions Per Back, 90ctJ 81.00,
Potatoes Jxcal, 814.00tJlt.Q0; Yak
Imas, tli-00 18.00.
pla. per gallon.' 83.35; per. 109 lb. sack.
Is.; canned -eastern. 5a can: tf.50
do.; eastern In. shelL' 3l.T5O3.00 par
100; rasor clams. 83.00 G. .28 box.
K1SH Nominal Rock cod, lp lb.;
dressed flounders, 7c: halibut, 7till.i:
striked bass, 10c; cstflsh, llo; seTrnon.
7c lb.; soles, 7o per lb.: shrimps.
12Vio; lo.; perch, set tomcod. So; lob
sters. 80c: Wrings, ( ); black base.
SOe: . sturgeon, 13 Hd sliver smelt, 7c
lb.; black cod. :7e; eaatern oysters, full
measure, solid pack. I J pes gallon.
LAR1-Tiarcea. 14Vio lb.; cempound.
tisicsa, lOo. -Xopa,
Wool sad Kldes.
WOOL, Wlllamstte vallsy. coarse
Cotswold. 180 80s lfc medium Bhrop
shire. He; choice fancy lota lie oar lb.;
eastern Oregon. 14dJS0c accordUnf to
ehrlnksge.
HOa Producers' price 1912. 10ff
19c. according to quality. w
iiOHAlH Uo lb.
CH1TTIM OR CAaCAKA BARK-
1818 nominal, carlotsaVtc, less car lot,
c lb.; 1912 bark, csrlots, c; less csr
lota. o lb.
iilUe-ti Dry hides, 2021c, green.
8V10c; salUd hidea, lUHftrllcj bulls,
green .salt. 7y7i,c; kids, Ic; calves
dry, t4ttl4Wo; calf sklna, salted or
ren, 1720u; green hlUes. 10iu0 m
than salted; sbsp pelts. saltsU, $1: ny.
UrVVo lb.
. Oroceriea.
1UCB Japan atyla, No. I. IUoiu
No. 2 Vic; Was) Orleans head. eXos:
Creole, U&
bUUAR Cuba, 2.16; powdered. 8100:
fruit or berry, 88.86 1 best, I&.68; ary
granulated, 34.76; ysllow, S.U6. (Above
auuunons are 0 days net cash.)
- KaAN mail waits, Hc larrt
white, to; pmk, Co; bayou, tVkc: iimA
tti reds, bc. ,
&ALT- Coarae, half grounds 100s 88 St
per ton, 80s, 3-00; table dairy, 60s. lis i
loos. 17; bals, 32.10; extra llos barrsla
2s. Is and 10s, 8I.OOV8.00; lump rock.
Ijd.btt per ton,
: iiONailf New, 32,78 per esse.
fauit, ooal oil, Sto.
WHITE LKAD Ton lota, lo par IM
809 lb. lota, c per lb.; less loiaTllTa
per lo. " .
UNSKED OIL Haw, bblo,, 70 .
keula boiled, bbl., fee gaL: raw case
7c; bollal, rases. 74o gal.: lota a?
teittons-io u.srrrcksisxiyi
per ton. H "
TUHFENTINE-In esses. 7e; wood
bsrrels 70c; Iron bsrrels, tto per gat
Ion; 19 case lots. 72c "
Journal Want Ad. .bring results.
(Mil PRiCE'GETS '
INCREASE IN DEMAND
Trade at North Portland Takes Hold
at Slightly Advanced Quotations
Hog Trade Fractionally Easier
but Cattle Are Firm. .
' v - la the ttockyards. '"
North Portland Hogs eas
ier; cattle firm; sheep higher,
" Kansas City ' Hogs higher;
cattle easier; sheep firm, j ,
Chicago Hogs- higher; cat
tle and sheep steady. .
- South Omaha Hogs lower;
cattle higher: sheen higher.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
-Cars-
Wheat Bar. Flour Oats Hay
MOJT.
Tues,
......
121
18
7
11
07
79
78
33
9
10
18
878
838
S
11
J099
10
Wed. .
Thurs.
;20
8
858
1313
Tear ago
To data.,... 8149
Year ago.. 6748
71
t50
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle, Calves.Sheep,
Thursday .
Wednesday
Tuesday . .
Monday , .
Saturday .
Friday
Week ago.
..1457
500 I l7t
. . 821
,. 431
788
.. 83
.. 518
171
87
947
877
842
ltat
801
843
last)
1093
107 .
89 .
1 .
115 .
47t
529
i ear ago.
Two years ago 477
With cattle.
Conditions in the sheen trade were
Jvery ,flrm throughout tha North Port-
jhhirov vuuuy. newer prices ruiea
for the various Qualities, but naturally
killers were on tha lookout for some
thing better than they have been re
ceiving recently.
There was a very liberal offering In
the mutton yards for the day, totals
being 1678 head, compared with 820
last Thursday, 136 a year ago and 1093
head for this day two years ago.
Sheep trade was generally of good
i-narscicr ei oiner points lor me osy.
South Omaha had an advance of 16c
over yesterday, with top lambs at $7.20;
yearlings 88 40; wethers $4.25 and ewes
84. Run for the day there waa 7600
head.
Kanaaa City ahep trade waa firm at
unchanged prices. Run for tha day was
8000 head.
Chicago sheep trade was steady with
26,000 head reported In this morning.
Bheep shippers today: M. J. Lanning,
drove in 710 head; C. A. Minor, Hepp
ner. 2 loads.
General mutton market:
Best east mountain lambs. . ,$5.866 8.00
Good east mountain lambs... 6.606.75
Best Willamette valley lamba 6.856.7S
Good Willamette valley lambs 6.36W5.60
Poor lamba 4.0004.60
Best yearlings 4.85
Ordinary wethers 4.!5ffl4.50
Fancy ewes 3.90 W 4.00
uuuu oiuiimry ewes s.aa
Koe-a Blls-htlT Easier.
dav in the swine trade at North Port-1
land. There waa a near-reoord run
since yesterday In addition to the rather
heavy arrivals recently, During the
morning the better class offerings went
slla-htly below tha 88 mark.
Total run of hogs for the day here
was 1467 head compared with 471 last
Thursday, 629 a year ago and 477 bead
this same day two vears aao.
Hob- prices were generally firmer and
higher for the day at points east of the
Rockies, but South Omaha waa an eoc
centlon and Is bavins a direct effect
upon the trade here. Bales made there
this morning were generally at a decline
of 6c, with tops at $7.90. Run for the
dav was 10,800 head.
Kansas City hog trade was a dime
Mr her than yesterday with tons pelUng
this morning at $8. Tho Kaw river
yards had a run of 10,000 head this
morning.
Chicago hog markat advanced tc over
yeaterday. with topa sailing at $8.10 thia
morning. Run for tha day was 30,000
head.
Hog shippers today: T, R. Howltt
JYove In 14 head; Robert Gover, Robin
ette, 1 load; Pensen A MoOHI. Ontario.
1 load: Ankatell & King, Nam pa, Idaho,
1 load; James Dorsey, Gilbert. 111., 1
losd; C. A. Minor, lteppner, 1 load;
Kinsman1 Hall, Heppner, 1 load hogs
and cattle; A. R. Ford. McMlnnvllle, 1
load hogs, rattle and calves: A. B. Gale,
Amity, 1 read; Fred H. Decker, Uervals,
1 load hogs and cattle; C. K. Lucky,
Canby, 1 load; C. T. Brown, Thompson,
Idaho, 2 loads; Fannsrs Trading Co.,
Huhl. Idaho, 2 loads; O. W. Bowman,
Echo, 1 load; Ltnd Si Van Ausdlyn,
Filer, Idaho, 2 loads; B. B. Dufflngton,
Buhl. Idsho, 1 load.
North Tortlsnd hog prices:
Select light $7,8008 00
Belert heavy 7.90
Medium light 7.80 7.90
Medium heavy 7.70
Poor light !.2S!.!f0
Rough light e.oo&e.ss
Feeders 1.76
how Oattls Coma forward.
Principal Interest In the cattle yards
today waa the arrival from successful
exhibition In tha east of prlse-winnlng
stuff from the Hazelwood Holsteln
farma near Bpokana. This stuff came
forwsrd from tha east, where It took
all prises worth while, snd will sgaln
bs exhibited at the International Dairy
Hhow in the North Portland yards next
week.
There wns a small offering of rattle
on the market this morning snd qnnts-
tions in gnnerai. wera strongly held at
the previous range.
Chicago cattle market was sfesdy to
day, with a run of 6000 head.
Kanaas City rattle market waa easy,
with a run of 8000 head.
South Omaha cattle trade waa strong
er, with an advance of 10c for medium
atuff. Tops war unchanged at $10 In
the steer division.
Cattle shipper today: J, L. Courteer,
Gilbert, 111., a loads; C. II. Iegg drove
In 13 cnttle and 1 calf: Frank Llahach.
Kallsprll. Mont, 1 loads; J. G. McKen
non A Son, Union Junction, 1 losd: I. a
Grande, 1 load; F. Fleetwood, Baker, 3
loana.
North r6rt1and cattle range:
Henri feed steers.
Choice steers
Common steers
Fancy cows
Ordinsry ll"ht cows.,
Fancy light cows. . . .
Heavv cslves ........
Beat bull"
Ordinary, bulls
. Wednesday Afternoon Salsa
BTEKK8.
Buyer:
Av. Lba,
Price.
$4.60
t"terrtt-Oberle
. r
A
e X
m X
COW3.
780
1170
1110
1030
tno
$55
Sterrett-OberlC'ej
Btorrett-Oberlee
8.25
sterrett-Oharlee
Htarrett-Oberlee
Bterrett'Oberlce
4.25
I. pla
w. i. in
W. I. Pli
Ishmsn... f . 986
s
$600
8.80
4$0
94.60
Wlcs.
$8.76
6 85
6 65
6d5
6.00
(.00
ahmsn... a ti
Pishman... 3 1208
BULLS.
James Henry,.., 1 940
Thorsdsy Monxlng galea.
TJuyer: No. A v. i.ba.
Union Meat 9 7173
l'nlon Meat,..,., 25' 0A
l'nlon Meat It J 105
Union Meat...... 14 til
l'nlon Meat.,...-. 6 Ht
Union. Meat..,,:. 19 - ' 953
w H El KERB.
Union Meat ..,,..14 98
-wiaw 4 mn 4$ eaa
Union Meat It 938
Union Meat too
$6 88
'tit
6 85
6.15
tt.00
I! C
T.IO
Severe-Weed .
86
198
iia
nous.
Carslens Pk. Co..i$t
lmea lieVrr"';!
I 7 25
7.00
6.99
t.25
t.00
8.60
6.00 6.50
4.004.75
. 00(3 4.25
LOW PRICED HOPS ARE . -STILL
HNDINGAGOOD
; DEMAND AT BOTTOM
Market Is Quite Active for Stock
Selling From 11 to 14 Cent Per
-' Ponnd; ' American Brewers Are
Only Buyeis at Present Time. ;
Several1 more dealers have entered the
market for chaan nualltv-haDS. with a
majority of the sales around 11 to 14c
a pound. The extreme top of the market
today seems to -be 18Vc. which would
indicate a aecune or aooui.tto iroio.tj.ua
prices recently In effect. . " ',. .
Principal operators in the market ft
this time era Wolf .& Netter, Harry L.
Hart and George Dorcus. - .- .
Business at the present tim(e con
fined exclusively to -Americsn' needs,
there being an entire absence of foreign
demand. ' '".i 1.- fl -
California and .Washington market
are reported qulaU i
Under date of . November a New
York mall advice says of, the general
hop market situation:
- y . ... Bales.
Reoelpts for week................ 4,400
Receipts from Sept 1. .......... .23,40$
RecstDts same time last year..,,. 23, 401
Exports to Europe for week...... 1,947
exports irom Hepu 1... Mj;
Exports same tima last year....,, 7,328
Imports for week... ........... : JJS
Imports from Sept. 1.... Z.238
Imports same time last year. ... s t 483
New business on tha local market has
been of small volume, but dealers have
been busy again thia week delivering
nopa to orewers on earner contracts. .
la milt, avlriont that manv Of tha brew-
era were low In atock, for they called
for considerable quantities, and were
prepared to take about all that dealers
were reaay ro give mem, , ,
Further considerable lots were also
exported to . England. No changes of
moment were made In prlceaihe feel
ing being steady on the finest grades,
the proportion of which ts compara
tively small, and somewhat weaker on
medium and common hops. In the In-
tarinr of New Yoric state mere nas Deen
soms inquiry for choice hops, and buy
ers have found these getting scarce,
but there was little or no demand for
the class of stock that comprises tha
bulk or the remaining lots.
Germsny is showing rurtner weak
ness, and England ts cabled rather easy,
VTm Vntela C. ah AMSi Mate VNrttl Vt A
11CW ' Jt Ul SB. IIW-J JJ I-3SP. ayn tywvssv
State, 1912, prime to choice 80
State, 1912, medium to good 2t
State, 1912, common. 22
State, 1911, common to choice 12
vat pnAHT- ihiz. nnmn a cnnice.ii
Pac. coast. 1912. medium to good.l9(W20
Paclflo coast. 1911. common lsMls
Pac, coast, in, prime o cnoiuti. . m
Pac, coast, 1911, common to good. 13
Pacific coast, older growths...... 8
Imported, 1912 46
n
i17
Ml
p 50
STOCK MARKET LIFTED
New York, Nov. 14 Block market
c!6Sed with a sharp advance in prac
tically the entire list for the day, Trad
ing was slow and dull at times, the ac
tion of the market being almost prores
Klnnnl 4n character.
Both Union Pacific and Southern Pa
cific declared their regular quarterly
oiviaenos loaay, . y-
Wabash earnings for October broke all
nravlnua raoords and for the first time
exceeded the 33,000,000 mark. This
would make a net lnoreane of 3388,000,
Bank of Berlin advanced its minimum
loaning rate from 5 to t per cent today.
Bank of England rata was unchanged.
American stocks were firm With ad
vances of to in London.
Range of New York prices furnished
by Overbeck & Cooke Co., 218-217 Board
of Trade building:
Ilea rlptlnn I unenl Hlahi Low I Hid
Amaf. dop. Co... I 841 H
Am. C. & F., c... 60V4 BOH 60
Am Pan. c 402 41 40
Am. Cot. Oil, c t7U 57S 6T4
Am. Loco., c... 4tH 46H 45 V
Am. Bugar, c...
Am. Smelt., c...
Ana. Mining Co.
Atchison, c
Bait, ft Ohio, c. .
Beet Hugnr
Brooklyn R. T...
Canadian Pac, c.
Cent leather, e.
Chi. A Gt. W., c.
Chi. M. ft Bt. P..
C. & N.-W,, c...
Chess. Sk Ohio . .
Colo. F. It I., c.
Cons. "Gas
Corn Prod,, c. ..,
107
10t
89
268
26 H
21
80S !
I8U
lltV.
11W
lit
140
81U
UK
149
M0
81
87
14IH
142
142
lt
M
16
22ji
164
Pel a, & Hudson.
Den. A R. G., C
Krle, c
Oen. Electric
181
48
(). N., ore lands.
d. N.. pfd
Illinois Centrsl.
48
133
138U
Internatl. Harv..
Interurb. Met., c.
Ienigh valley .
V rv Rnuthern.
U N 148U148U H
M.,r!t.P. &S.8.M..
M. K. & T., o..
M.. K. &, T-, P..
Mo. Pac r.
National Lead...
Nevada con. . .
k. v r.
N. Y.. O. & W. SB.
N. & W., c 115
N. American
N. Pacific, e... 12BH
. . . . . 1 , ml
128H
t: at. d. 1
Pa. Rv M28U
34
m4
P. G. L. & C. Co. llt
P. Steel Car. c. 37 H
Reading, c 17$
Reading, 1st p.. 90
118
37"
my
80 h
n. 1. & h., c
R.. I. A B.. rfd... 92
Rock Island, c... 2H
Pt. L. ft H. F. 2d p. 85 H
s. racinc, c inn
s. Railway, c... 29
Tesas A Paolflo.l 24
T., 8t. I. & W., C.
IT. Pacific, c..;.
V. S Rubber, c.
V. B. Bteel Co., c.
riah Copper
Wabash, c.
W. L'nlon Tel..
1724
64
78ti
tsC
West. Klectrln ..I 91 14 8U4
81i
' Tntftl sales 410.400 shares.
Money 664 per cent
consolidated uas,
cent
Ex-, riv. 1. per
James Henry
T.90
7.88
7.75
7.75
7.75
7.60
700
7.00
7.00
7.00
I'ti
Ion Meat
L'nlon Meat .
8evere-Wed
Hevere-Veei
... 79
11
ti
union Meat
Carstens Pk. Co.
15
22
1
11
6
803
880
"iUnlon Meat
.Hi'rya Co. ....
807
142
I" aliaaSa IfiMi iaa a1a
IIOUH.
Ruyer. Av. Lba
UPWARD
IG
DAY
Trice. I
$'.00
7.96;
7.86
. T.76
?:M
T.00
T.OOl
6.(0 I
Frye A Co 85 21-7
James Henry. ... 87 839
Frye ro 79 301
Frye A Co. 84 198
Krye A Co 88 194.
P. L. Bmlth 67 J 148
Frye ft Co 92 1 124
J me Henry,.., 1 830
Frya A Co 7 288
Fry a A Co 1 '890
F. Lb Bmlth...... 1 460
nrmilKTAii -
Kuiinuiun
TYPWRITHTC0MPANY1
- 8 nTZJfTX BT.
HsveeiUbUshedaTXW UOTAfiBATSS
Wodela 2ffoa, and T, at 18.80 par raoath.
' atodai Ma. lo, at 13.00 pr month.
tpecial rata for long tima rentals. .
mm BREAKS
AWAY FROM CONDITION
AND ADVANCES WHEAT
Puts Bids a Cent Higher Here Al
though Others Offering a Similar
c Amount Under Yesterday; World's
- Trade In Bad Shape. .
, .
e , Toreign Crop Advlcea. . -4
. ' Special Cable.)
. Buenoa Ayrea, Nov- 14.-Weath-
" er is atlll dry and hot and winds 4
) ara reported doing some damage
4 " to -wheat that is nearly ready for 4
i i the 'harvest, ','.'' .
Calcutta. Nov. 14 Condition
of the wheat crop la still int a
4 very serious condition. Weather a
4 la still Very hot and moisture la
badly needed to mature tha 4
e eropa
: WHEAT CARGOES LOWER.
(Furnished by Overbeck ft Cooke Co.)
London, Nov. 14. Wheat on passage
easy, 1U 1 to 8d lower. ,
England country markets easy, oa
lower, ' 1
yOREQN WHEAT PRICES.
. Llveroool---Wheat closed to
Id
Buenos Ay res -Wheat closed z?o
lowsr.
Paris Wheat closed l iio nigner 10
o lower. t' . .... ..
fjuaapei wneat cioaea c www,
BerlinWheat closed lttc lower.
(Ttirnlshed by J. C. Wilson Co.)
"London. Nov. 14. Wheat on passage
easy," ld to Sd lower.
Liverpool. Nov..) 14.-.AustraHap wheat,
january-Fapruary, STs oa.
Portland grain market pricea were
mixed for the day. One big milling con
cern actually advanced its quotations a
cent a bushel all around, making ciuti
7tf7o traca basis tidewater, ana oiue
stem llfc)82o.
This advance la wheat prices by this
mil! was made In the face of a weaker
tone throughout the world whicn caused
nil other local buyers to reduce their
1 da a cent a buuhal from yesterday
This placed the others at 77o for club
end 81c for bluestem with no anxiety
to force purchases even at this decline.
Much weakness was forced in foreign
wheat markets for tha day, the decline
being general ror an deliveries ana i
practically all points. Cargoes are again
allowing a loss la the London trade and
nituially this is having a .weakening
effect upon tha bids of loci exporting
firms.
Considerable strength Is shown In the
blOs for oats In the local trade. Buy
ers here are freely offering $26 26.60 a
ton, Portland track basis for No. 1 feed
with milling oats about SOo a ton above
tho extreme price. j
Barley market ahowa conalderable
weakness with feed especially in the
dumpa. For No. 1 feed the price Is extreme-at
25 a ton here today.
Hay market continues to reflect
strength, especially for the better quali
ty offerings.
WHHAT-New crop, producers'- prince,
track basis: Club, 77w79c; bluestem.
81 82s: red Russian, 75JJi7(Jc; fortyfold,
7879c; Turkey red, 77078c; Willam
ette valley. 78c, ...
BARLEY Producers' prices, track
basis: Feed. 2126; brewing, $28929;
rolled, J2.60.
OATB Producers' prices, track basis:
No. 1 milling, 327; white, $28 26.50 ton.
FLOUR -Selling price: Pstent, 34.10
4.80; Willamette valley, 84.20; local
straight, 93.70(8.90; export, $3.6003.70;
bakara'. 84.10lB4.80 barrel.
HAY Producers' prices: Willamette
valley timothy, lancy, lis; ordinary,
$14.60; eastern Oregon-Idaho, fancy
timothy, $18.80; alfarfV $11.O&01UO;
vetch and oats, $12; cheat, $10,60.
MILL8TUFFS Balling price; Bran,
$21.60; middlings, $29631; aborts,
$23.60 ton
Study Hood River Methods.
Hood River, Or., Nov. 14. J. B.
Powles. hesd of the Vaahon Berry
Growers' association, waa in Hood River
aeveral dava thia week studying the
manner and method of packing and mar
keting Hood River strawberrlea. The
visitor stated that the Vaahon. Wash-
Island section produced a superior qusl-
itv
of berries and tnat nereiorors no
palna had been taken to place them
Interest at 4
Paid on Savings Accounts . and Com
pounded Semi-Annually
lumbermens
National bank
Corner Fifth and Stark
Resources 6 Millions
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $1,500,000
SURPLUS $900,000
OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
Ladd eSTilton Bank
ESTABLISHED 1859 .is;.
Capital Stock - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Unaivi3ea Profits $800,000.00 "
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
""J
tetters of CTcdttrdraftrantttravelerr ctiecta "' "
jv issued available In all parts of the world - V
Corner Thir3 ana Washington St rt at s
upon -the market In an attrsctlve way.
Alberta, Saskatchewan and other Cana
dian sections will,'be the principal
points or market ror the vasnon oernea.
Mr. Powles stated that the berry crop
next year would net the growers ap
proximately 3160,000. f .
CTOCACSO WHE.1T OFF '-AGAIN
-'-I. -r
Market Closes Severely Lower After
: ; Opening Dip..
Chicago, Nov. 14. It was the usual
story In the wheat market today. Prices
closed with a loss of !e to o a bushel
sfter opening with a loss of Wo to c
Foreign' markets as usual contributed
to the opening and, subsequent weakness
in we local iraae. -
Range of Chicago prices furnished by
Overbeck & Cooke Co., 216-217(Board of
Trada building: . -
WHEAT.
"Month-1 Open. High.
Low.
SI
93 .
89
Close.
Deer .... Sl H
M .... 85 93
iply .... 80 90H
CORN.
Dec
49 49
OATS.
, PORK.
May ,,
July
49
49
Deo. ,,
May .,
20H
204
32
itto
1865
1830
32
32
July .:
Jan. .
May ..
1865
1832
1886
4840
LARD.
1117
1070
1037
RIBS.
1057
1020
995
1862
1825
1105
1060
1027
1055
1007
985
Nov. ....
Jan. j ...
1115
1080
1030
1110
1042
1032
1057
1012
990
May, . . .
Nov.
Jan.
1055
1007
987
May
NORTHWEST DANK STATEMENT
Portland Banks.
Clearings.
Thurs. ....
Wed. ,
Tues.
Mon, ......
This Week.
.$2,119,487.30
. 2,890,599.08
. 2,497,567.61
. 3,426,697.97
Year Ago.
$2,308,79118
1,887,692.27
2,185,793.
2,868,878.
Tacoma Banks. '
Clearings today $ 815.8t8.00
Balances today . .i 130,947.00
Seattle Banks.
Clearings today $3,448,380.00
Balances today 431,428.00
OMAHA SHEEP ADVANCED
Sales Made This Morning at 15 Cent
Better Than Yesterday.
South Omaha. Nov. 14. Cattle, 4000
market strong to lOo lower: steers,
$8.85 10.00; cows and heifers, $4.60(j
a,. r, -
Hogs, 10,600; market weak to 6c lower.
at I7.7rV7.90.
Sheep. 7600: market 16c higher
yearlings', $5.008.40: Wethers, $3.75
4.25; lambs, $6.76 7.20; ewea, $3.75
.uu. . ,
CHICAGO HOGS HIGHER
Tops Reach $8.10; Cattle and Sheep
Hold Steady.
Chicago. Nov. 14. Hogs. f 1,000: year
ago, au.uuu; ieit over, liiuo. Market &
8.10; good and heavy, $7.86 8.10; rough
ana neavy, m.wi.mi; ngnti 7.40V
Cattle, BOQflr; market ateady.
Sheep, 2&,C00; market steady,
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
Hogs Are Vp Dime for the" Day With
Top at $8 Again.
Kansas City, Nov. 14. Hogs, 10,000
market iuc nigner. Tops, s.
Cattle, 6000; market easy. -Sheep,
6000; market firm.
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low. Close,
Jan,
Feb.
Moh.
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
1167
jitr.
1190
U8S
1165
1134
1189
11798t
1189fi'9t
200tl
120405
1 208
121S
1J03
1204U
1193 1214 1191
1195439
U658J
1145 115t 1129
iisi iiis il62
114550
116567
Money and Exchange.
London, Nov. 14. Consols. 75 15-18 J:
silver, 29d; bank rate, 5 per cent.
New York. Nov, 14. Sterling ex
change, long, $4.82;LaterUng exchange
Short. $4.86; ellver bullion. IJtte..
Pan Francisco, Nov. 14. Sterling ex
change, to daya. $4.79 j aterllng ex
change, sight, $4.84H;T sterling ex
change, documentary, $4.79 i: trana-
fers. telegrarh."' J ' jcr
tracsfers.sight. Vr, i .
FIXE SHEEl' BY KXP1".; . .
' i ". ' ' ' " " "
t ; , (gj,,!,! u 7 Io"rrl. "
Monmouth, Or Nov. 14. i t "
were ahlpped from Monmouth on w! U 1
the express charges wera Juet J 113
They wera consigned by state senator
L. Hawley to "Bill" Hanley at H irr ,,
Or. Tha el wera all thoroughbred Cot -wold
rams, and will probably be ui ' l
for breeding purposes In tha southern
Oregon district, s
One of them was the prlie ram owned
by RIdell & Son of Monmouth, whlcii
took first prise at .the state fair, and
the others were all raised in thia vi
cinity. The, country In and about Mon
mouth is rapidly becoming noted
tha excellent atock of alt kinds betntj
raised. Besides tha Cotswold aheap
RIdell aV- Son have number; of fine
roata ana oatue. onn tump, anouur
ocal farmer has a cow ha . values at
$1000 and has raised a number of excep
tionally fine horses , which have been
sold to the Oregon Agricultural college.
He also has a herd of Jersey cattle.
many of which were Imported from, the
Jersey Isles. j .
; esssaaSBasfJB)aes,aeasS ' ' :"
San Francisco Grain Calls.
San Francisco, Nov. 14. Grain calls:
.. BAHLET. . -
open, clone.
December
May .....
148 B 148U A.
..148UB 147 V4 A
1 -
December
December
WHEAT.
,U
OAT8.
,14f
B 150 A
B 150 A
TaVaJTSIOBTATlOIf
runt
San Francisco
tha Exposition City on your way South .
tms year, jtodi mere tax ennr tna
Yale or Harvard
LosAngeIesoSanDiego
G8.35 S510
Bout Trip S15.70. Bonn Trl 18.
Thtfse palatial steamships have spa.,
clous decka, roomy and airy bertha, tha
oeat or meaia ana strvioe. uooa music
Tor folder and reierratioas, apply to
FACmO JTATIQATJOaT CO.
80 KarkH tt. lfazktt St.
Baa rreaciaoo, . cat.
Xocal 4 jf ent, Traak BoIUm,"
188 Thtra tU Portland, . ,.
STEAMERS
"Hassalo" and
Harvest Queen"
. tTXABIZB 2KABBALO
Ztssre ortlaa4 10:80 p. m-, axoept iat
nrdays. Arrive Astoria B18O e. n except Saa
daya. layover gnndaya orland.
leave Astoria 10 a. m-, except undays.
Arrive rortlaad p. axoept Bnaday.
"Haaaalo" will oonneot with ateamer
"Nahcotta" at Astoria for all points to
and from North Beach. . -
"Hassalo" will stop for passengers, on
hall only, aa follows:
Down trips at Bt Helens, Kalsma.
Rainier, Stella, Cathlamat and fika-
I'p tripa at Altoona.TilUr- Rock.
Brookfleld. BkamoUawa, Cathlamat. Eu
reka, Oak Point, Bulla, Ladu. iialnicr,
Kalama and Bt, Helena. .
STXAMBB 2tAYXST QVXXS.
Leave lortland t p. m-i latudaya 10i30
Arrive' Astoria a, except Koaday.
Layover naday Aatorta. m -Leave
Astoria T a, m., except Ivnday.
Arrive Fortlaad 5 . m., axoept Sunday.
"Harvest Quen'r will handle U. a.
mall, and Be all ef tha way business.
Make reservations city ticket office,
3d and Washington. Sts. ', , . , ,
' " 1 . '.' """" "" 1 "" '
ANCHOR. LINE STEAMSHIPS
Haw Tork. "Londonderry and Glasgow,
ew xoik. Jfalerxoo a&d Baplaa,
Attracuva rates for tlcksts batwsan New
York and ail tfeoten, a-ngnso, insn, ua
tlnental and Mediterranean Polnia 8u
naiios Aoaoamodatloa. Sseallant Onlslaa.
SIf lolsat rviee. - Apply f o Beserva
tlon to local agent ox Anohor Una or
HENDEKBUN mu&. uenarat Agents,
Chicago, HI. 1
EXPUL-ba STtAMKItS ton
San Francisco and Los Angeles
WITHOUT VtlAIVUEi
a. saaTar Sella 4 n. m hoy. 17.
Tha laa rraaeiaoo a vonlaaa (V. 84. Co.
Ttoaaa uiiwa imra av
yhoaea Main 3808 and A-S839,
BJkH FKA-NClflCO. L03 ANUELL
VXD - SAN DIEGO DIRECT '
HOKTK VAOITIO . S. CO.
e. . lonou aae av . xuxs sta
Kvery Wednaaaar, e'ternauly, at 8 p. m.
Ticket offlea 139-A IhlrO SC. asar Aldet
Pboaeeia nit, ain.
MARTlM J. HIULtCY, Pasa, Astntt
W. H. ejLUgKB. . ralbt Aceab
COOS BAYLINE
ITaUaXB 2UUA2CWATXH. '
Sails from Ainsworlh dooa. Portland, at
8 a. ro. October 30, and thereafter every
Tuesday evening at 8 p. ru. Frelfht r
celvea dally except Tuesday, tip to 8
p. m. juesaaya up to a p. m. r sssen
car tare firet elass $10, ascend elass If,
luoludlng berth and meal. Tloltat ot
flee at Alnaworth coca. Portland St
Cooa Bay Htaamsblp Una. U. J. Mohr,
agent ' ' :
J. C; WILSON & CO.
N1CW TOltlC BTOCK EXCTIANQfl
KEW YORK COTTON KXCllANuJ
CH1CAOO BOARD OB THALfc! -TUB
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANC .'3
T BAN FRANCISCO
rOUTULNU OFFICE
tO' Oak 9U Oreosd Tloot, tswls r,,.-
Pboaea MaribaU 410. A-4U;
0VERBECK&C00KEC0,
1 ftocfca, lfin)la Cotton. Ora'n, T'
lm.t -Jwa48 . aiaAa .
DIRECT PRIVATE VI
TO ALL EXCH.TT
1 t:
torrf po-nta of 1
w