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Newspaper Page TextTHE ' OREGON DAJLY v JOURNAL, PORTLAND. FRIDAY - EVENING,-i NOVEMBER' 15,..1012, INGREASE IN SUPPLIES i'ront Street Values Down t to t, Cent .l'ec round : After Market tooled as If It JVa Going Higher j Receipts V ery Libera!. . it,- X "" yortland Wftolssals Markets rsuo ii -.J;4 . tressed hogs weaker. "Pressed Veals steady... Sharp advance In nuu. , Cheese .holds, firm.. ' . Potato trada quiet. - V A midden mortal of sentiment among h.ivnra fnrrnd a. Shaft declln J t in Front street values during the last Llil.niil hhjvi - - u 84 hour. Fuiiy jo a ppunu . off the price-and in some Instances a. reduction as roucne. " Kecelpte of chickens during the last 48 hour were much more liberal than , - .. A - n natalt ' While OUl- iwardly, the market looked as If It was strong, recenny v me rl-Vi- i deriving conditions were not nearly ae sound as. they looked on the aurface. 'f. While for a time phlckens were firm and .In rather extensive demand at II n -. , .. Ua ara mflflA flOWn Ij Q K UUUIIU, avctaoe wwa - - -- n?i2fl durlns the 24s hours, although 'this was from ko to lo less than some f the other dealers were getting Jn a Tiii. j ....... It- tat trnfivm that Ofltt Wont street nous sold JO coops at the low 4rlce, tnis oemg jus " arrivals for the day. ",' " -i Ducks are In fair-supply aJong the street today, but demand Is not brisk. Dealers have been ottered lie- for Pe-klns-ot extra good sla that they fig nrH wr worth at least a cent more than(thlSj therefore did not let go. -.mri7rri fAtra TO HESCUE iMHa4 It not been for the small sup . piles of Cheese beings shipped to this t city from the new factory at Newberg, ' ' the local market would hare nothing to offer in that line since navigation into Tillamook was stopped by the storms. The market is firm at unchanged prices. ' . FEW FANCY ATPLES HEItE While the market U well stocked with ' ordinary and poor apples, extra fancy stock Is scarce. Most of the apples coming from, the Columbia fiver sec tions and marked extra fancy are no better than the choice from Yakima. This Is having a bad effect upon the trade. DRESSED" HOGS WEAKER Market for country killed hogs Is weaker and in some instances lower. Home-of the receivers were unable to secure lOo a pound for more than a nominal amount of recent offerings. ' therefore the general market may safe - 1y be considered a half cent lower. WjfLD DUCK SEASON OPENS V ' ' " ?T " r 1 Season for the sal of wild . ducks in Oregon opened today, but none were nfferlng in the local market this morn ing, although It was currently reported that the --law was. being violated by come shooters holding stock In storage for the a.ason. The season extends a (nettth. - "- . - ' f ' ii ii a lm-iii i i -ii - .- r -' ' Orders for potatoes from the south west are expected In the local market In about two weeks. The demand is Klightly better, but as California in terest are attll offering rather low, the trade here la not Inclined to go after the business until some sort of profit is avallab.le. . 1 . i . FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau sends the following not lc to shippers: - , ..; "1'rotect tihlpments as far north as Seattle a'nst minimum temperatures of about 85 degrees; northeast to Spo kane, 25 (loKiees; southeast to Boise. f5 ' degreos; HOtith-to Slwklyou, 28 degrees. Minimum temperature, at Portland to- night, about 40 degrees." t PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES . -. . i . -g-. . These prices ara those at which wholesalers sell to retailers, except as fcUierwlM' state!: Butter, Elgin and Poultry. . BUTTKK Nomu.al, extra creamery, cubes and tubs. 35Vtc; prints. SbWfcfJIc; dairy. riMUc. . , KGGS -Nominal Candled local extras 44 45c; ordinary, candled, 42 Vic; spot buying price, loss off. 40c f. o. b. Port land; best eastern, 82c; ordinary, 270 28c; seconds, 13.00 3.50 case. LIVE POOl.TKf liens, 1213c; springs, 12l2Vi-'; geese, 10llc; Pekln ducks, lliVi J18o; Indian runners, 12c; turkeys, 18ti'20c; dressed, 22H24c; pigeons, old, 11; young, 2i2.60 per do - en. riAME Jackrahblts. $2.0002.26 nr V doz.; wild geese, $5 doxt ' V BUTTER FAT producers' price, for f fortland delivery, per lb.. 3eV4c r -14 rHlCKR . -Nominal: frrah n. 4 ' fancy, full cream, twins and triplets, lc; dalBiea, li4c; Youn America, rralta and Tegetables. BKRRIKS Blackberries. 11.60; straw. berries, 13.60 4.00. Si? " . FKUITS OraiiKes. U.T604: l bananas. 46o lb.; lemons, 5.76C.60; " limes, 11 Per hundred; grapefruit. 5.00; i pineepples, 6c ib.; peaches, 40ti0c bo: ; tantaloupes. 11. .5 per trate; water ' melons. 90c per hundred lbs.; pears. '11 .60 per box; grapes, baakeU. 10 a .;;46c;. .crates, $1.0001.10: cranberries. local, a.?4 per Vbl.; r.usiu ii, $10.60 U.OO. -'' - ;1 ;" - APPLES 76c 2: T . .poking, 50 & -T. (Oo box. . , . c" POTATOES Sellins price: ' Extra choice, 76c i choice, S6c; ordinary, 60q ', per cental; buying price, carloads, 40a : ; f0o country points; sweets, $i.853 per . cental, . . . i - ONIONS $1.15 1.25; association sell 1 f; Ing price, 76o cental, f . b. shipping . points; California onions, 89 if soc; gar' ' 1ABLE3--New turnips, 0 7So: , new beeU, $1.00; carroU, 60 76c per - ' sack; parsnips, HOLM sack; cabbags, - $1.001.26; tomatoes, : box 76ctfi$l.il .. lugs, $1.10L25; string beans, 8l0c; a teen unions, lOo.doa, .buncliesi peppers, belU loi lb.; .head r lettuce, $2 2.25 i doa.; hothouse, . $1 LIB box; radishes. r i oo aoi.. bunches; celery, 40 76c do. 1I.G.WILS0N&C0. . , ' V , - MEKXZBS - - ' f YMEW tork btock exchanoe NEW TORK COTTON EXCHANQB ; : 4 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE : THE STOCK AND BOND EXCUAKOB . s i - . SAN FRANCISCO . PORTLAND OFFICE .', 309 Oak around Ploor, Xewla Bldg. v. M Pnones-t-Miurgbali 4130, A-4187 i v rtuvni cunuf,, vuiion. MrBins dlOL ,S; Ulft-817 Board af Trade BuUSing. Direct private wires to all exchanges - ." . 'Members Chicago ftotid of Trade corresponnAnts or Lrii a Bryaa' . ..Chicago.. sw XorV." - FRBGHT ADVANCE IS" mm. IN HOP TRADE HERE Market. Continues Brisk for 'Low - Grade Stock at 10 to 13 Cents Per Pound; New Rate' Is U Cent More ; Then One Now in Effect. t , vh:,.y'-,,,y;-rit.:,,r,,y-'..;;;',?-:,i::,': " An advance of "14 o a pound in freight rates on hops from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic seaboard is attributed as the cause of tha present activity In the hop trade here. During the lust few days fully 1600 bales of low prloed hops hare been sold by Willamette valley growers, - Some place the sales as high as 2000 bales. ;.;V.s. .. . Purchases have been made from 10 to 13c a pound as a rule, soma of the lat ter running very close' to prime goods. It Is stated that few of the 'hops now left could find buyers at the present time beyond 10 Of 17o a pound, although something extra select tiers and there would possibly bring a cent more. -j. The present freight rate on hops from Oregon to the Atlantic coast Is Itto a pound in car lots and 2o in less than car lots. The new rate, which goes into effect on shipments that start next Wednesday or later, will be lo for oar lots and 214 o for 1 than car lots. Business at the present time is con fined almost exclusively - to tha low grade stock. No advices are being re ceived from foreign interests ana the trade there Is at present not interested in the coast product. MORE HOPS SHIPPED Activity Shown at. North Yakima; Freight Rise Is Cause. (Special to Tbe Journal. North Yakima, Wash., Nov. IB. A rush In hop shipments during the next few days Is expected. . With the new freight rates going into effect November 20, several thousand bales, still In first bands, will be sent out. The Increase in Cost of shipments to the Atlantic sea board is about $50 a car.' A considerable number of bales, -which had been sold but were held here In storage, will be hustled out at once.' For the same rea son renewed activity in the local mar ket is expected. There remain here in first hands some 6500 bales of this sea son's crop - - . egg plant. 8o lb.) peas, 10c lb.i cauU flower, 60076c; rhubard, $1.26 box. Meats, ish and Provisions. T DREtJbED MEATH Country killed. Hogs, fancy, V4 10c; ordinary, 8fcC: rouga ana heavy, Q)8u; tancy veal 13 We; ordinary. 12c: poor, lie; .lambs! lOwlOHc; mutton, 7 4 4c; geata, d4c: beef, 710c. ' HAMS. . BACON. . ETC. Hams, 18 19c; breakfast bacon, 16028c; boiled ham, 27Ho; Picnics, 121c; cottage, 17c MEATt--Packing bouse Steer. No. 1 stock, 12c; cows. No. 1 stock, lie; ewes, fttc; wethers, l0jo; lambs, llfcc; pork loins. 17 He. ' OYSTERS Bhoal water bay. per gal lon (-); per 100 lb. sack, f ); Olynt pta. per gallon. $8.25; per 10S ib. sack, $.(:; canned eastern, ioo can; $8.(0 dos.; eastern in shell, $L76I2.00 per 100; rater clams. $2.00. .16 box. FISH Nominal Hock cod. loo Jb.: dressed flounders, 7c; halibut. 1du striped bass, 20c; catfish, 12o; salmon. 7o lb.; soles. 7o per lb.: shrimps. 12Hc; lb.; perob. So; tomcod. So; lob sters. 20c; herrings ( J; black bass, (0c; sturgeon, 12 He; silver smelt. 7o lb.; black cod. 7c; eastern oysters, full measure, solid pack. $3 per gallon. LARD Tierces, 14 Ho lb.; compound, tierces. lOo. - Hops, Wool and Hides. WOOL Willamette valley, coarse Cotswold, 1 20c lb.; meaium fihrop. shire, 11c; choice fancy lots 1U pr lu.: eastern Oregon. 14 iOo, according to snrinkaga. , - HO -Psodaoera'- psieo-10ia,ot 0 B 18c. according to Quality. " MOHA1K 1912, S2He lb. CHJTTIM ' OR CASC AHA BARK 191X nominal, oarlots6Hc, lesscarlots. 6o lb.; 1912 bark, carlots, 6c; less car lots' 6o lb. HiDEa Dry hides. 30021c. green. I H 10c; salted hides, 10 QUc; ulli greea salt, 7W7Hc; kids, Ho; calves, dry. 2B2HJ caltsklns. aaited o? green, 174i20u; green hides. l&lHo leaa than salted; sheep peiu. salted. $1: dry. lawliiio lb.. ' . . Groceries. RICE Japan sty la. No. I. 6146lw No. 2 4 He; Now Orleans head. ea; Creole, bkc "7 BUQAR-Cubs, 16 16; powdered. $.oo fruit or berry. $6.86; best. $6.66; dry granulatad, $6.16; 1J yallow. $5.06. (Above Quotations ara SO days net cash.) BEAN d Small waits, 6 He; larre c, reds, sc. SALT Coarse, half grounds 100s tsO per ton. 60s. $0.00: Ubie dairy. 6oI $ it lOOs. $17; bales, $20; extra fin, birrVla 2s. 6s, and 10st $4.00&6.00; lumn rock' 42O.0O 'per ton. HONEx" New, $175 per case. Saints, Coal oil,' Etc, WHITE JLEAD Ton lots, so par lb. 600 Ib. lots, to per lb.; less lota? Sue per in. UNSEED OIL Raw. bbla., 670 kl kettleu boiled. bbl a gal.: raw oaVes; 72c; boiled, cases, 74o gal.j lots of $60 gallons lo less; oil cake meal. $44 per ton. ' , . TURPENTINE In cases, 73bjS wood barrels, 70o; iron barrels, (6o per aal lon; 10 case lots, 72c NORTHWEST RANK STATEMENT Portland Banks. Clearings- This week. Year ago. Friday , $2,029,810.93 $1,837,791.45 Thursday .... 2,119.467.30 2,306,794.15 Wednesday .. 2,690,699.08 1,887,692.27 Tuesday 2,497,667.61 2,,i85,793.67 Monday ...,. 3,426,697.97 l',85S,878.97 Seattle Banks. Clearings today .......... $2,046,891.00 Balances today ........... 116,961.00 Tacoma Banks. Clearings today $ 753,271.00 Balances todny ....... 129,020.00 - OMAH.li HOGS HIGHER Market Goes to $8.05 for Top Stuff in the Yards. South Omaha, Nov. 16. Crfttle, lbod; market strong. Steers, $8.35 10; cowa and heifers, $5.B06.60. : Hogs, 0000; market opened steady to lOo hleh'-r; closed weak at 87,868.08. - Sheep, f000; market steady. Tear lings, 6.o06.40; wethers, $3.7S4.26: KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK . Hog and Sheep Trade Show Strength; Cattle Eaajr. ; Kansas City Nov. "1C Hogs Re ceipts, 6000; market strong. Tops, $8.00. , Cattle--Recelpts, 1600; market eaay. Sheep Receipts, 1000; market strong, San Francisco .Produce Market. 1 i -' il tColtea Fn Letd -Wfre.l.:,s . Son TrrnnnlaAA XTAvr 1K ... DabU . . . cental, River rturbanks, 60 75o; Ballnas, i.lO sweets, $1.5001.40. - "v skins, 25 40c; Australian browns, 250 ..Kggs," extras, 4c; selected 'pulleta, T t ..... , M M . 1 I . At . 1 aj. uuiirr. extras, jc; prima nrsts, sac; firsts. ;8lHS:- , - i - vncese, ; uregon riats,, rancy, i7c; oo. J Young A merica, 18c; California do flats, 1 . . - - . .. ' . :. , ( ",V i Seattle Produce Slarkct. Seattle. Nov. UJTrfu input nn.l 62&63c: eastern fresh. S6tfSS7: dn! Storage. 28fiJ0c. r " . . . -gutter, Washington, creamery firsts, 84 W6;: eastern, tlSSe.-. ... J ,,. JlilHniUUK, 1P. , .. . Onions, California, 90c$t pr safk, PotatOfO, oc4U $11 (if l;..ykliius. $13 CATTLE TRADE RULES 'Mm LOCALLY; STEERS AT EXTREME it: hti . 1 1 ' ii Tops Move Quickly at $7.23 in' the North Portland Yards Today j Hogs Are Holding Tight at $8 for tho Rest Offerings Today. ? '1' ' ' '' r .f,,'-."-;',Vrt''!,v:V 4 v---'.v.-xyv.i;., :71n Stock Coming. . Already many arrivals ars ' shown at North Portland which . will be exhibited at ths PaClfio 4 4 International ,' pair: Bhow. No- 4 4 vember 18-23. The show will be : 4 ' the best In the United States, so far as Quality of offerings Is concerned. Btock that secured 4 all the best prises at Chicago re- .' cently wil, bs displayed, j ' PORTLAND LIVE BTOCK RUN. " 'Ilogh Cattle. Calves-Sheep, Friday ....... 896 ' 176 11 821 Thursday ....14671 300 ? 2' 1678 Wednesday i. 821. - 171 ..' 877 Tuesday 4311, 37 , 1 842 Monday ...... 790 947 2 1666 Saturday .... 98 ... .. 801 Week ago.... 616 . 107 .. 243 Year ago 424 81 21 284 Two y'rs ago. 873' 176 .. 1880 With cattle. Strength In,, the cattle trade at North Portland was pronounced for the day. There was only a small run, totals be ing 175 head, compared with 107 last Friday, 81 a year ago, and 176 head this day two years ago. Trading started' out at a brisk pace this morning, and sales of tops in the steer division were made as high as $7.26. The Union Meat company was a buyer at this figure during the morn ing. Puget Sound and British Colum bia interests were likewise operators in the cattle division during the day, but their purchases did not reach the high mark for the day. because there was no more of that stuff available. Cattle shippers today: John L. Smith, Hazelwood, Holstein ' Farm, Spokane, 1 load dairy stuff for the--show; H. A. White, Castle Rock, 1 load cattle and calves; Oeorge A. Gue. Rldgefleld, Wash., 1 load; A. R. Ford, Sheridan, 1 load; D. B. Stump, Monmouth, 1 load; Frank, Bunch, Warrantor), 1 load dairy Btock At Chicago there was a strong, tone in the cattle trade with 2500 head of fering. Kansas City cattle market was easy with offerings ot 1500 head this morn ing. North Portland cattle range: Heavy feed steers $ Choice steers Common steers Fancy coWs ... . Ordinary light cows i;, Fancy light cows Heavy calves 5.00 Best bulls 4.00 Ordinary bulls 4.00 Hog Msrkst Holding. Sales were made in the hog market at North Portland at $8 this morning, which is a continuation of the former high price. The market was rather ac tive during the day and prices were held snug' at unchanged figures. Run of hogs for the day was rather fair but local and outside 'killers took hold rather eagerly and everything that cams forward was qUlckly moved. - At Chicago there .was a steady tone In the hog trada with tops remaining at $8.10, the same price as during the last two days. Run for tha day there was 20.000 head, or 500Q less tban on this tiaf B'T-ear ago.-5 - ,'?!'.- - Kansas City also had a good tone in tho hog market this morning. Trade was on a strong basis with tops selling kt $8 or the same as at North Portland. The Kaw river yards had a run of 6000 head, " -. 1; , Hog shippers today: Walla Walla Meat Co.. Walla Walla, Wash., 1 load; O. T. Bennett, Buhl, Idahoj 2 loads; Sam L. Overton, Brownsville, 1 load hogs and calves. North Portland hog price rsnge: Best heavy , , $ 8.00 Best light , 7.95 Medium heavy 7.R0 (fj 7.90 Rough heavy 7.001$ 7.60 Feeders 6.60 Q 7.00 Sheep Trada Very rinn. Much strength is shown in the sheep trade at North Portland for tho day. There was another rather liberal offer ing. Lack of extra fancy stuff was all that kept the market, especially for lambs, showing a higher price than noted, but the basis is at the fall fig ures printed in the general range. Sheep shippers today: Walla Walla Meat company, Walla Walla, Wash, 3 loads. fl - At Chicago there was a steady tone In the sheep market; prices being the same aa yesterday. - Run included 12,000 head. Kansas City sheep market was strong with a run of 1000 head offering in the yards this morning. General mutton market: Best east mountain lambs. , .$5.8506.00 Oood east mountain lambs... 6.60 5.75 Best Willamette valley lambs 6.66 6.75 Good Willamette valley lambs 5.35 5.60 Poor lambs ....... t '4.00 4.60 Best yearlings. ... BJ, ....... 4.85 Ordinary wethers I. 4.25 (f? 4.60 Fancy ewes 3.95 4.00 Good ordinary ewes . . . . , . 3.86 rriady Morning Bales , STEERS. Buyer: Union Meat. . . Union Meat . . , .Union Meat. . . James Henry. No, Av; Lbs. 1309 1289 1238 1108 , 1073 1180 " 812 ; 760 760 1200 1155 ' ' S10 .420 Price. $7.21 7.26 6.75 6.75 6.65 $6.25 6.25 4.76 2.50 $4.76 4.75 $7.50 4.00 $8.0o 8.00 8.00 8.011 7.95 7.95 7.90 7.86 7.80 . 7.75 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.0!) 7.00 7.00 , 7.00 $5.75 6.75 : $4.00 4.00 8.85 $5.00 26 20 2 26 20 James Henry.; COWS. Sharkey .... Sharkey .... '.Sharkey.. , . . . Sta-arkejv . '..v James Henry Frye & Co. . . Sharkey .... Sharkey .... ... 1 .. 7 .. 1 ... ' 1 BULLS. ....1 . . - 2 - CALVES, .... 1 ...... 1 HOGS. .... 6 ....93 . ..U U 82 .,..10 .... 12 ....87 .... 88 .... 73 .... 94 Frys A Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co. . . Frye k Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Barton & Co, Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Frye & Co... Barton & Co. Frye & Co... Frye & Co... 262 212 239 219 214 256 197 173 195 170 855 356 30 295 470 325 343 386, 76 79 1 6 12. , LAMBS. Sterrett-Oberlee. .170 M. J. Ulll ,.161 . EWES. tJriloh -Meat 254 RayFairchlld...'. 29 Union Meat 244 . YEARLINGS. Ray Fatrchlld,...104 w n 100 CHICAGO HOGS HOLDING Top Stuff yelling at $&10; Strong Tone Shown for Cattle. Chicago, Nov. 15. Hogs Receipts, 20,000; year sao, 26,008: loft over. 8600; market steady. , 'Mixed and butchers. $T. 4 6 Svlfrr frood-and- hwfrr $7.86 g.T ; rough and heavy, $7.40 0T.8Q; light. $7.40 8.06. ' ' - Cattle Receipt, 2500:' market Strong. Sheep i lteoeipts, lz.pOO; market Hteady, v Wide"'! range and frequent exchange of pasture., will reduce ths ravages of the tomaoh worm, that fearful enemy o,r Ho thcop," .' . .. . . . ,'.,'. EASTERN FRESH EGG 7 Market' Other ' Side of . Rockies ' Is Showing Great Scarcity of Select Quality ; . Local Trade ' wMayDe Helped tllfcV:7i,, Ju 'V''; V!.;;""'?V' ': ";! V ' I'? 'I, -:i! ; , -'r :X v 'th 1$ ' s A mixture (Of, views ila shoa'ft in the egg trade along Front street, but those that are receiving extra- good quality say they ara experiencing no difficulty In unloading at 44c tOi45e a doaen. i The extreme scarcity of fresh eggs In the east and middle -west: will undoubt edly have, a good affect -upon the price of better quality hrr. r This will ,in a measure stop- some interests from sell ing so-called eastern fresh stock as 'tha best article. ' The price of strictly fresh eggs in the eat la too high to ship in this direction at toe present price avail able here. ''.'.-) 'j-.-4..v..'-.i- ' The trade which has, been handling the better class of eastern storage eggs, and has been selling this stock for What it was, have had a good trade, and no difficulty in disposing of their holdings, but those who insist that the eastern storage stock is fresh goods, ara com plaining about dull trade. The market Is flooded with cheap quality eastern storage eggs, and prices in this Una show such a spread that It Is difficult to say what the bottom fig ure Is.- i ,-,V v.-y.-', j New York. Nov. 15. Liquidation brought the specialties about a point lower In the stock market for the day. Trading was slow and unimportant with only 171,400 shares sold up to 3 o'clock. Call loan situation remains very firm. Calls opened at 6 per cent, reached the high mark at per cent and later drooped to4 per cent. Regular dividend was declared- today by the Standard Oil company of New Jersey. , . , American stocks In , London , were steady, Vi to higher today. ', Mil.'. ".la."-' Ranee of New York Trices furnished by Oyerbwk &. Cooke company,. 216-U7 Board of Trade building. - Descrlotlon. lOtwn.'HIirh.i Tw.irioe Amal. Cop, Co.. Am. C. & F., c. Am. Loco., c Am. Sugar, ,o. . . . Am. .Smelt., c... Ana. Mining Co.. Atchison, c...... ii. et u c... ... B. R. T Can. Pacific, o. i. Cen. Leather, c C, M. & St P.... (jnes. & umo.... Colo. F. & l:, v:: Erie, c... ... General Electric. Gt. North, pfr... Illinois Central.. Infl Harvester.. Intern Met Lehieh Valley... Kan. City South. Ij. & n M., K. & T..C. Mo. Paclflo .... National Lead... Nevada Cons. ... N. Y. Central JV. & vv c N. Pacific, c... Pacific M. 8. Co. Penn. Railway . . P. 8. Car, c... Reading, c... . R. I. ft S., c... Rock Island, c. . 8. Pacific, oA... 8. Railway, c . . . . U. Pacific e.... dopfd. ....... U. 8. Rubber, c. U. S. Steel Co., c. do pfd. ; Utah Copper . . . Wabash, c W. U. Telegrapn West. Electric . . Wis. Central, c. . Total sales, 283,000 shares. CJHICAGO WHEAT CENT OFF December and May Are Weak at (lowing Today. Chicago, Nov. 15. For Deermbpr and May options the wheat market closed a rent lower than yesterday. July was down c at the closing. Absence of any Improvement in the foreign situation caused further short selling here, and after starting un changed to o higher, tho market be gan to slide. Ranee of Chicago prices furnished by Overbook & Cooke Co., 216-217 Board of Trade building: WJ1EAT. Month. Open. High. Low. Close Pec 87 -87 86 86 May 93 H 93 92 92 July 89 89 88 8 CORN. Dee R 49 47 47 Msv 48 - 48 47 47 July .49 49 48 48 OATS. Pee 30 S0 30 30 May ...82 32 32 33 July i.22 82 32 32 j PORK. Nov. .... . . . . 1675 Jan ....I860 1867 1855 1855 May 1820 ,1832 1817 1817 LARD. Nov ....1106 1110 1105 1110 Jan 1057 1060 1055 1057 May 1027 -030 1020- 1020 RIBS. ,: Nov .... .... 1060 Jan 1005 J010 1002 1002 May 985; 987 o 982 982A ' (Sueolnl in Tlie foaraal.t Rosoburg. Or., Nov. 15. "1 havs not as yet received any orders from the governor to resign," said Mayor Mlcelll today. "If I do receive such a request my answer, will bo sent direct to the governor and will not be given to the press In sq,vance." . Rescued From Mine. i ftlnltod Preu Lmm4 Wlre.l - gait Lake, Utah,, Nov. 15. Tho rescue of the II persons, including tne Misses Daisy and Hasel Alexander,, caught by tho cave-In at the Horn silver mine at I'risco Beaver county, was effected! this afternoon, , The girl were suffer Ing from nervous shock, but otherwise were uninjured. M ;v . 'A . ;.'. . - ,u ,,-'., m ' , J Journal .TTwf-liWav riaaf rfsjujtj$';. REMINGTON v' TYPEWRITER COMPANYI3 ' , v 88 SEVENTH ST. - y - " SSTaSStabUshed lTEW BTAL SATES Models Noe. 8 and T, at 82.50 per month. , model Mo. 10. at $3.00 per month. ' fcf auUl rata for long Uui itutiUa, ' LIQUIDATION CAUSE OF LOSS FOR STOCKS 86 86 84U 84tt OOH 60H 69 69 '8j" "80 .'78 .79V4 44 44 434 43 108 108 107 107 106 106 106 106 U 90 90 9 89 ii 266 267 265 266 ft 80 30 iOH 80 116U 116 116 116 81 81 81 81 87 37 86 8H 34 34 84 34 182 182 181 181 138 138 137 187 128 128 128 128 121 20 20 18 19 174 174 174 174 27 146 28 28 28 28 44 44 43 43 61 61 66 60 23 28 22 22 115 115 114 114 r " a W -n3i 116 116 115 115 125 125Vi 124 124 84 84 84 34 128i: 123 123 87 87 8T 87 171 lSt2 170 171 80 30 29 29 26 26 26 26 111 111 110 110 29 29 29 29 172 172 171 171 90 65 66 54 63 75 76 74 74 112 112 112 112 64 64 63 63 4 4 4 4 78 , 78 78 78 83 82 81 81 63 lELIM ; W lie h -''.i .i'y. : ;;-r- ri; -l . Market .Generally; Is W'eaker and t: Ratlivr . Dull Locally 5 ; First. Im Vj provement, in. Cargoes; Ig'j Shown; ; Oats Market Finn.'' ?'' ' - ' S ViLririntlna Osts'aln.'r'l.ti,4 ,v? Buenos Ayres, Argentina, Nov.! , :15. Light rain Is general in the' . Wheat aectlpns. - This Will be fa- : yorable in hs southern district,; 4 but unfavorable In . the north,' ; where, harvesting ' la 'about . to, a ; 'commence. ;.'" 4 ttaf -; '; PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS. ' lues, .- t i:. ; il woif .f,-1 ,' J 9 thur.,.-...,. U.:tJl V-ii .? ' ? 'A : 20 Fri. ...,..,.' 88 11 4 : 11 v . . . a . l a 10 - 20 season, to v---- - data, ..V.-82JT' 86 r 911 675. 867 Y ear ago I.. 6806 ,itt, 1104 660 1323 - FOREIGN WHEAT MARKETS. LiverpoolWheat closed H . to d higher. ., ' " . ; . Uprlln Wht etosed U a lower. Parts Wheat olosed o lower to 0 nigner. Antwerp--Wheat closed e lower. Budapest Wheat closed C lower. BETTER INQUIRT FOR CARGOES. (Furnished by J. C. Wilson & Co.) ' London, Nov. 16. Wheat on passage steadies,' with, a better inquiry. Mark Lane millers market ou. foreign wheat, dull. ' .., Trade In ths barley market has dwin dled down to such a low basis that only a fractional amount of business is re norted hera or at other nointa alone the coast. Whlla as high as 825 is still be ing offered in a limited way for No. 1 bright feed, the. trade Is not keen to take hold, owing to the almost general lack of demand irom eitner soutnern or home buyers. , Situation in the barley trad looks as If the wants of the trade are fully taken care of, with no prospects of any imme diate change in ths demand. . .-. The oats market continues active and firm at the higher prices, recently quoted. While soma dealers say they tre not offering above $26 a ton for No. feed, others ate firm-in their bids at an advance of 60c over this, and seers eager to take hold at the higher figure. With the exception of one firm, said to have some ships to load Immediately, there is practically no bidding for wheat at this time. - Bids are nominally placed by these interests at 7778o a bushel, tidewater track basis, but those that have ships to fill Immediately would naturally be willing to pay a cent above this range for quick movement . . Wheat markets were mixed at Eu ropean Centers for the day, Liverpool being higher at the closing after a weaker opening, while Paris was -lower for some months and higher for others. Berlin, Antwerp and Budapest,, were lnwer A stiftht Increase In-the demand for whoat rurcoea was shown 'or the day, WHEAT New crop, producers' prices, track basis: Cluo, 777c; oiuestem, 81411 82c; red Russian, 75 76c; forty- fold, 7879c; Turkey red, 77078c; Wil lamette valley, 78c -k BARLEY Producers' prices, track basis: Feed. 2125; brewing, (28(3129; rolled, 326.60, OATS Producers prices, track basis; No. 1 milling, $27; white, $26 6 26.50 ton. FLOUR Selling price: Patent, $4.10 4.S0; Willamette valley, $4.20: local straight. $3.703.90; export, $2.503.70 bakers', $4.104.80 barrel. HAY Producers' prices: Willamette vallev timothy, fancy, $15: ordinary, $14.50; eastern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, $16.60: alfalfa, $1I11.60; vetch and oats, $12; cheat, $10.60. MILLSTUFfS Selling price; Bran, $31.60; middlings, $2931; shorts, $23.50 ton. TBAJTSTOXTATIOir NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Express Sailings Tuesdays, rast UaU Ballings Thnrslay. yoa LONDON-PARIS-BREMEN Salllno on SATURDAYS for THE MEDITERRANEAN THRKB WlITOa CROISIS TO TES Panama Canal us West Indies JAN. 16 FEB. tO MARCH 17 By the S. S. "Crosier Kurlotnt" OBLMICH a CO., Oeneral f"t I Bro.dr. N. y. or LOUal, AtttSIS Robert Capelle, O. A. P. C. 260 Powell st, opposite St Francis Hotel, San Fran cisco; A. D. Charlton. Gen. Pass. Agt. N. P.; C. W. Btlnger, Ticket AgU O. R. A N Co.: Tourist Agent and Travel Bureau, 68 6th av. New YorK-Portland Americaff-Hawaltan S. S. Co. XVAHTrXO MOVTM Freight Csrrled on Schedule Tim a SOW BATZ8). . qnnt Regular Balllnga. ' KEiNKUI. AKnC tU MaUway Usehango UUg. ANCHOR 1IN STEAMSHIPS Stw York, Xondonderry and Olasgow. Saw York, Palermo and Wsples. Attractive rates for tickets between New York and all Scotch. English, Irish, Con. Unerital and Mediterranean Points. Su perior Accommodation, Excellent Cuisi.1, Efficient Berrio. - Apply foi Soaorva lion to local agent of Anchor Un or HENDERSON BROa. General Agents, Chicago, 111. ; 1 ' EXPRESS STEAMERS FOR San t rancisco and Los Angeles - WITHOUT CHANGE. 8S. Beaver BaUa 4 p. hot. 17, Xh San Pranclseo U Vortland 8. 8. Co. Ticket Office 133 Third St. ghonef-Maln 8808 and A-a58. ' t&& niAlSVlbCO. 1AX9 ' A&tMLK ASD SAX DIEGO DI11ECT XOBTH VACSTZO 8. 8. OO. 8. 8. SOAAOJTJS and 8. H. XltXtEM SaO Kvery Wednesday, 'ternately, at S p. a, Ticket office 12 2-A Third Be, near Alder Pnos bials. 1114. AU14. WART1N J. HIOLKY.-Pass. Agent W. H. B1.UBSEK. Freight . Agent. ' STBAMEB. BSBAlIWATlia.-'.. Cells from Alnswvrth dock, fortiand, at 8 a. m. October 10, and thereafter every xuesoay evening at a p. m. rreignt re i i iait.i ........ . n' ....... 1 n . . .... . I oelved daily except Tuesday, - u p tA I p. m,., 'Tuesdays up tol p. m." Passen gar tar first class 10, second class 17, including berth and meals. T'cket of tic, at Alnsworth dock. Portland A Coos Suyr $tarahto Line,,. II. j, lohrt ISIS liDUiiiEAPLY To;'Nopn'of Last, Day No Ex f;pen$f) 'Statement-as" Been ' Filed by "Friends," s ; -v - ' . (SAkoi ,Bars''et'Tne Joaritil.) . galerri. Or., Nov. J. AUhdugh.thls Is tha-last. day .for .filing ataumants of campaign, expenditures- by persona not themselves. candidates, up' to noort not a statement has been filed showing ex penditures by 'others lit direct .behalf of senatorial candidates, foe whom It. ap peared a lively campaign was conducted throughout ths stats. -4 ;; '':'. ' To1 defeat equal suffrage In Oregon, the Oregon Stat Association Opposed to the Extension of Suffrage to Women expended $5213.40, according to a state ment filed today. In addition. Wallace McCamant spent for ths same purpose $442.40. In support of equal suffrage, the College Equal Suffrage league spont $2719.41. Harvsy Wells, treasurer of tho Re publican stat central committee, filed a statement showing expenditures of $4788.77. J. W. Campbell, Progressive candidate for congressman In the First district, spent $720, according to hla statement. Donald C. Glover, treasurer of the Republican congressional committee for ths First district, shows expenditures of $623.70 In his district. . Walter H. Evans, successful candidate for district attorney in Multnomah county, spent $218.25, according to his sUtement ). "--s The Jackson county Democratic com mute spent $460. GOES UP FOR LIFE r. .Life in the penitentiary was ' given to Tom O'Brien, street car holdup, who shOt'T; T. Ashwell and Nat Bird in a South Portland' car the-night -of Octo ber li. by Circuit Judge Morrow this afternoon.' ' ' - ' O'Brien IS only 80 years old, but he had a prevloua prison ''record. - He was, charged with assault' with a dangerous weapon with Intent to rob. A John Do warrant Is now out for- bis supposed "pal" In ths holdup. Judge McGinn last week started the plan-of giving heavy sentences to con victed holdup men with previous records when he sent William Wilson to ths penitentiary for life. 1 Foreign STREETCAR HOLDUP We are equipped for handling transactions involv ing foreign exchange promptly, anrj at reasonable rates. LUMBERMENS NAT10IAL BAlK CORNER HFTH AND STARK Resources 6 Millions Capital arid Surplus, $2,000,000 t VA - IF for. any,, reason you contemp late a change or division of your account,, we . shall be pleased to hear frpm you. Our excellent facilities for handling bank accounts prompt us to solicit your business. In every department of banking we are equipped to satisfy your financial needs. " 1 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK . THIRD ... i . . FIRST CAPITAL SURPLUS NATIONAL ' OLDEST NATIONAL BANK WEST OF. THE ! ROCKY MOUNTAINS . 4 1 -4 J i Ladd L&Tilton Bant ESTABLISHED 1859 w- Capital StocS. - '$1,000,000.03 '. ' Surplus arid Unaiviclea Profits $S0O,COO.CO -COMMERC!AL-AND-SAVINGS:ACCOU;; . - v ; , Letters of credit, drafts and travelers checks.. '.; ' Issued, available In all parts of th: vcrlJ Corner Tbiir3an3 Tashinnton Htr UUW0 IIL UU it FIGHT OFFICIAL GGUi ff?pkano. Wash, Nov. 15 d'nerrof liny ;nor auhoundes that he ulll not contest the . result' a unnounc-d aft- r the official count unless some vttllJ reason or doing so arises. " Beattle,' .Wash.; Nv- H --Wlth but two precincts ' to hear from the unofflolul count In thef contest for governor shows Lister leading Hay by 608. There are only 30 vova in the two outstanding precincts ' and the result la connliim e.1 as final unless the official count shows some decided errors. Th vote stands: Lister, 97,21rJIay, 98,611. ., - , sAys stolem pumpkins were in cops cellar ."Hera's your 'damn' pumpkins, take them,"-. ;j. ''.'.'..v.,, : ..,.'-! .' That Is th greeting which Dorothy Bragdon says Patrolman Q. B. Bennett gave 1 her when she traced two e to leu pis vegetables to th basement of Bennett's house. Mrs. Bragdon says tha pumpkins wera - filched . from her garden by neighborhood boys, among whom were two sons of the policeman. ' Th woman gardener ' has filed charges against the officer with . the police committee' of the city executive board, The charges will be heard at the next meeting of th committee. At yesterday's session of the polled commission charges filed against Cap tain Keller, Sergeant Klenlin and Offi cer Morelock of the police force were dismissed i Th officers wer accuse! by Harry Nloklln of having adminis tered Nlcklln sever punishment, ' Treat a calf mean and all 1 th ' feed you give him never can make anything but a runt of him. . ,t-ov-' SAVE TROUBLE ;'- For boullloa enbeln a eapbot water ready la a minute. , . . . - , Uneietlled for soaps, gravies sad sauces. tKt Muni auapi far TMf f flit dMlCT-intwund irtrlfwe eoursau Dm 00. Soleafnt Pi 8-1 . I But MMT ., Tars Hrti f imhit JOc lQtnb2S9 . Exclianig AND OAK $1,500,000 . $900,000 iitti 1 HI IT . $MilsajfcswsisisjsjtilsssMssssa 4s' s isy AN