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Newspaper Page TextTHE OltEGON DAILY JOURNAU rOHTLAIID, TUESDAY EVENING, . NOVEMBER . ID, : 1312. CHESE filARKET iiERE . IS NOW HOLDING STIFF; ft.' . . . . ..." ftPPLE MARKET IS . the North Portland market for the day. Good stocle continues to bring offers NIESSIS Mill FluEIELll! of a premium from leading, killers, but as none of this has been recently mar keted hero, quotations show no visible change. . . , . '- STATIONARYVITHfi ; WAITING ATTITUDE VERY FIRM WITH SB : PAID FOR THE BEST Fi i!innr:r:i i .vuicago sneep iraae was sterna iui the day with a run of 40.000 head re nuu..u.... ported In this morning-. ' Kansas City sheep market was flnr but was unchanged In prloe. 1 NO ADVANCE IS MADE E couth omaha sheep iraae waa strong In spots, with Sn advance of lOo to 16c 1 for most of the sales.- v- . .. uonerai mutton mariii: . Best east mountain lambs,',, J5.88 Good east mountain' lambs. . . 6.60 Best Willamette valley ..lambs 8.65 Good Willamette valley lambs 6.85 Poor - lambs . . , . . . . . . ., . ., 4.00 HMt vnnrllnM...... . . Speculators in - Eastern Stock 'Are v Trying to Force Valnei Higher, : but Tillamook . Interest Prefer r Former Quotation. . Trade at Ilome and Abroad Is Await Top Stuff HJghor Here Today Than in Any of Leading Stockrards In Country j Catda Trade) Firm With ? Premium for Quality. ; - Club Bids and Sales Again as High Business Is Active With Most Sales Gharles Bird, of SIfton, Wash., Loth to Await Coming of Senile. Decay, IDS WHEAT MARKET HAS FRACTIONAL ADVANCE : IN PORTLAND TRADING HOP BUS mm VERY GOOD ORLOW P IT HAD UUI ILttll 1 GRADE QUA urn MAN OF 77 IS SUIil : ing Future Shipments; German Market Good at Present but Can Jfot Take Big Supplies. ' The market for apple, at .home and as 78 Cents Per , Bushel Here; Deadlock la Blnestem With jMlllers Not Anxious to Take Bold. From 10 to 14 Cents Per Pound; Select Quality Is Hard to Obtain and Has Market of Its Own Ordinary weliars ...s.... 4.25 4.60 Fancy ewes ................. 8.9504.00 Wood miliary ewes ..... rs.so - Monday Afternoon Musta-r rortUna Wholssata Markets. Egg trade firm. Chickens hold steady. . '.Turkeys not so firm. ' , Cheese very firm. Bteady call for apples. 'Potatoes remain slow; Local onions selling. Dressed hogs steady, Dressed veal firm.? abroad is shoving a watting attitude. Trade continues principally In' the low priced stock with a fair sprinkling-of call for extra fancy. c v, ' Foreign markets are not showing the snap expected In soma quarters, while la certain places where offerings have been . .very limited, aemana. nas seen fairly good; it Is noticeable that lowar nHrwa v tivkvi result whenever sup- piles are In any way adequate to fill) tne wants or me iraae. . . '. t The market for cheese is holding very firm locally as well as at other points along the coast and In the east. The reported arrival cf the" steamer Hue Elmore from Tillamook yesterday was a mistake, as the vessel Is barbound J! at TUiamooa, tnererore oniy tne nomi nal auDDlies that came forward by the schooner Delia and the limited shlp- ments from local places are available for the trade. . ,. All of the big buyers are anxious In quirers for cheese, but not enough stock - IS in Sigm 10 supply wieir neeas, mere fore there cannot be anything but a ' firm mrkt at tha nresent time. t Whlls in some uuarters an effort Is t hem made to advance the price of cheese bo that speculators In eastern stock can unload thotr Importations with profit Tillamook interests are ad- . verse to sunn a movement ui yriues i . this tlma and there Is hot llkelv to be anv change until the coming week at VEAL TRADE IS FIRM Market for veals is holding firm at i slightly better prices for quality. Re eelpts art less liberal and buyers are t tnuch- mora anxious to take hold al present. . PRESSED HOGS ARE STEADY Tor dressed hogs the Front Street trade Is steady, although still a trifle Slow on account of the heavy ship ' merits that came . forward last wek. i prices are practically the same for the general run, -aitnougn axtra gooa qual ity is Bringing a iraouon inure. ' TOO MITCH CELERY COMING Very heavv shipments of celery from local growers are now coming forward to the local rnarxei, ana me iraae is slutted with offerings. Sales are still being made as high as 76c per dozen for the best offerings of local stock, while the pallfornla growth is held at S3 per craie. TURKEY MARKET IS EASIER Fractional easiness Is today showing in the market for dressed turkeys along Front street. Receipts are quite lib eral and only in exceptional lots Is as high as 24c a pound obtained. Bulk of the sales arOund 83c. FINE ORANGES OFFERING First shipments of navel oranges this BMiinn ahowed somewhat better Quality then the trade had anticipated. As fore cast, large slaes predominate. Sales are being made from $2.50 to $4.00 a box, sac o Ming to sise. FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS Weather bureau sends the following notice to shippers: "Protect shipments as rar north as Seattle against minimum temperatures of about 40 degrees; northeast to Bpo kattp.24 degrees; southeast to Boise, 30 decrees; south to Siskiyou, 80 degrees. i.JWlnlraum temperature at Portland to night, about 40 degrees." PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES These prices sre those st which wholesalers sell to reiauers, except as otherwise statea: Butter, Eggs and Poultry. BUTTER Nomn.ai; extra creamery, cubes ana iuds. senc; pnnii, as 3870 KQbS -Nominal Candled local extras . 4445c; ordinary, candled. 42Vc; spot buying price, loss off. 40c f. o. b. Port land; best eastern, szc: ordinary. HQ I So; seconds, a.uuw.ou uih. i.ivr POULTRY Hens. 12v enri.. J2c; geese, lO&llc; Pekln ducks, um I2ic; Indian runners, 12c; turkeys. IS J20c; aressea, it yuiic, pigeons, old, II; young, tw-ou uuicu. QAM1S jacsraDoiis. .vuz.ib per doz.; wild geese. 1 6 dos. BUTTER FAT Producers' price, for rortiana aeuvery. per io aec CH11S - Nominal; fresh Oregon fancy, iuu cream, twins ana triplets, - 3o; -Cisns. iaic; luung America, SU MO Fruits and Yeretsblee. BERR1KB Blackberries, 11.60; straw A1.afeH FRUITS New navel oranges I2.504j4; bananas. 4 yttlo lb.; lemons, 16.766.60; limes, $1 per luU; graue trult. 85; pineapples, 6o lb.: peaches, '40 trSUc cox; caiii'""i'e, f-.o per crate bears. 1&0 box; grapes, baskets, loc; craven, ranuerriea. local. per bbL; eastern, 210.60t APPLE3 76c 2.28; cooking, EOQ (0c box. pivtaTOES Selling nrlce: choice. 76o; choloe, 65c; ordinary. eoe i.r cental: buying price, carloads. 40j 60o country points; sweets, 81.8&W2 pr OMON8 81.1601. 26; association sell Ing price, 760 cental, I. o. b. shipping points: tiuiui uuiuuo, eunjjjuc; gar VKUKTABLE3 New turrilDs. so A7S mw haeta. 1 1.0ft: carrots. 6u7Rn .... sack; parsnips. fl?1.26 sack; cabbage. l.o01.26; tomatoes box 76c4fl.i6 lugs, il.lQQl.2b; string beans, i0c; gren onions, lOo dos. bunchea; peppers, .bell. J 4o lb.; head lettuce,, 1.86 2.00 out; uuinuuaa, xw.iK uua , raaiBaes, 10c Oos. Duncnes: ceiery, iu(jiV6u aox. egg plant. 8 to Bo lb.; peas, luc lb.; cauli flower, 6075o; rhubarb, $1.25 box. Meats, xtsa ana provisions. DREiSSEi) MEATS Country killed Hogs, fancy, fto; orainary. c rougn ana tieavy, Jjjse; luocy veai 12U413c: ordinary. 12c: poor. n lambs, lOOiyc: mutton, 7yc; goats! kitic: beef. 7(210c HAMS. BACON. ETC. Hams. 18a 19o; breakfast bacon, lojjsc; boiled ham. 27 Vc; picnics, 12c; cottage, 17c M KATB PackinK house Steer. Nn l Stock, 12c: cows, No. 1 stock, llo; wes. iwo, ismos, Uftc svtu; wethers. unrlt loins. 170. OT6TEKS Bhoalwater ba. per gal ' inn ( ): car 100 lb. sack. ( ): tjlvm ula'Dar gallon. 12.26; per 100 lb. sack. J9.f ; canned eastern. ao can; $4.60 do.; eastern In shell. 1.75al.OO per 100; rasor ciams, es.uvv-s box. FISH Nominal Rock cod. lu lb. , dressed flounders. 7o: halibut. 7011n striped bass, 20o; catfish, lio; salmon. 7Qiilo lb.; soles, 7c per lb.; shrimps, WANTED - rawer car picked vvrkets. 0XX0KSK8, SVOXB AHD OSESa ii ii mi. . ,,.,.. tOtBDttsxmm- .,. ., ThanksnivIngTradc " Start shipments to arrlvs .' hera ' tha 64th,. 25th and 2 6 th.' .. Wo assure you the top market price. .. ; .; , Tha Vcnl i'reduce Co f, T.roeh. S t. ; Portland, O Todays Sof Prloaa. :t . ' . . 7. ; . , Tops. North Portland : . . . . ....... 18.00 Chicago . T.so Kansas City ...........j.. 7.85 South Omaha .v.... ....... 7.80 PORTLAND UVKSTQCKKUN. rmhihi. la becominsr one of the best U,.i t fr-'? V!" vai HnP n.irat. for nnnloa of h Pa., f ,uc"": i'JBB fnrnlvn cific northwest,, but until the turn of tbi year the can rrom. jnere s uoi. ex pected to be very heavy. in mviAwinir tha market. J. H. Lutten & Son write from Hamburg ,ndef date of November i as iohowb; . "Referring to our last, report aatea October 28, we now beg to adlves you that on Tuesday, October 29, the fol lowing apples were sold ex the steam ship Kronprlnts Wilbelm, President Lin coln, America . and Florence vis 23,- 000 DarrejB .JNOVS' ocuuan, mw, i ir rlnlin nnri NaW Tofk aDDleB. slBO 7000 boxes of Oregon, Washington and Call fornian apples for which the .under mentioned Prices were realised: New Yorlt iJaiawws, per carrei; to. 25.76; sizes, zo. , New York Kings, per barrel: M. 18,75 4321.75. , . Maine Baldwins. No. 1, per-barrel: M. 17.2522.26. , , ' Virginian i or xmyci . M.'18.0022.60; sIxm 182is. Virginian Jiings, per orre. u . OI8.0O. ' . " ' Virginian ' Senator, ' per barrel: M. 17.6018.60., " , v 1 . Virginian Ben Davis, per barrel: M. 20 25022. 00. Nova Scotian Kings No. 1, per barrel: M. 10.2517.60; sixes 1213s. Nova Scotian Kings, No,. 8, per bar rel: M.8.75 12.75. ' - Nova Scotian Kings No. I, per barrel: M. 8.7512.75; sixes, 12018s. Nova Scotian 20 oz. r-ippuis xvo. 1, per barrel: M. 16.00. ... Nova Scotian uravensteins no. -i, per barrel: M. 1S.2521.26, (according to condition). . . Nova Scotisn uravensteins no. 1, per barrel: M. 18.2617.76. Nova Scotian jjrayensieins k& j, per barrel: M. 12.5013. ' . . Nova Scotian' weaitny no; 1, per par rel: M. 11.0012.26. KTnva Scotian Hurlberts No. 1. per barrel: M. 13.oooii6.26. Nova Scotian jtJienneims no. 1, per barrel! M. 14.5021.60; sizes, i6E)18e. Nova Scotian Blenheims No. 2, per barrel: M. 18:0016.00. Nova Scotian Himperors no. 1. per hni-ral- HT. 12.26 015.25. Nnva Scotian Kmperors no. z. per barrel: M. 13.2&iBii3.&u. Oregon and wasnington H.ing uavia, itra fancy, oer box: M. 11.00 12.25; alzoa mnstlv 112 01768, Oregon ana wasnington oonainann, fancy and extra, fancy, per box; M. 10.0012.00; sizes mostly 112ai66s. Orna-on and Washington Jonathans, fancy and extra fancy, per box: M. 9.00 Gr'ii u: sixes moauy itoiuiivva. Uregon lor imperials, uin uncy, per box: i. s.tawy.uu; sizes inuBuy l iz litlS. Wenatcnee uriniea uoiaen, extra fancy, M.12.261S.75, per box; sizes, 12.ifrflSH. Wenatchee Grimes Golden, extra fancy, M. 10.601100; sizes, 150176s. wenatcnee jviusb, xir unc, va. 11 AA 119a .bal'ifornia Newtown Pippins, 4-tler, if. 77O07.50. . California uta rermains, i-iier, m, 7.00 (f 7.50. Nova scotian uravensteins, m. i.zoa 9.60. Nova Ecotian Kings no. i, m. i.ooo 9.75; sizes, 100 125s. Nova Scotian Kings No. 2, M. 7.009 7.50: sizes. 1600176s. Nova scotian weaitny no. 1, m. e.oo 5.25; sizes, lZ6Wiaus. Nova Scotian Wealthy No. 2, M. 4.00; sizes. 196s. The arrivals due for the next tan which will take place on Tuesday, No vember 6, are some 25,000 packages, barrels and boxes, including some 7o0tt barrels Nova .Scotian apples left over ex. steamship Florence. We anticipate a continuance of the rood demand and expect good prices as the quanlty due are not too. htavy, for this urns of tho year, especially tne Quantities oi an pies in barrels on the way are not heavy. wnnsi mere seems to do a xair numoer of box aDDles coming, and if the Quality of box apples is too large, we fear that prices will have to drop for them, because before Christmas, our market cannot take very large Qualities of box apples whilst after the new year our market will be open to take more, as then not only the fancy buyers but also the general dealers in many instances prefer box apples because they carry better In the second season than apples in barrels. N. a. una aouar equal M. 4.21., San Francisco Produce Market. San Francisco. Nov. 19. Eggs Ex tras. 48c: selected pullets. 41c. Butter uxtras, szftc; prime firsts, 21c: f rsts. 31 "AC. Cheese new t aurornia riats, rancy. 17 He: firsts. 16ftc; seconds, 14V4c; Cal fornla xoung Americas, rancy. 19c firsts, 17c; Oregon, 17c; xoung Ameri cas, 18C. Potatoes (per cental) Oregon Bur. banks, $1.00110; sweets, per cental tl.254Dl.40. Onions wivc; new green, per oos.. 10c. flrnncea (rter box) Valencia, faner. S3.60CP4.26; choice, I3.00Q8.26; sUnd- ard, tl.502r25; navels. 12.753.00. 12Hc; lb.; perch. 8c; tomcod. 8o; lob steis. 20a; Herrings ); black bass, 0o; sturgeon. 12 ho; sliver smelt. Je lb.; blaok cod. 7c; eastern oysters, full measure, soua pacs. per gauoo. LARD Tlercus, 14o lb.; compound. Uei ces. I wo. KodS. Wool and Zldss. WOOL Willamette valley, ooarst Cotswold, 19&20C lb.; meaiuu Shrop shire, 21c; choice fancy lots 22e per lb.; eastern Oregou, lttfzOo, acoordlog to suriniiaga HOI'S Producers price 1911, 10 18C. aCCOruilIS iu ijuaiiijr. MOHAIR 1912. 82M.C lb. .ri-TITTIM OR CASCARA HATltf 1912 nominal. carlots6Vo, less carlots, 6c lb.; 1918 bark, carlots, 6c; less car- lots 60 ID. n"iiikH Dry hldea 20021c. mm Hiluc; salted hides, 10V4 w lie; bulls, green sak 77ttc; kids. l2He; calved Sry 24(a'84o; calf skins, sailed or green. 17Ji20u; green hides, lfpltto lees than salted: sheep pelts, salted. Ii; ury, lili0 IB. .. Orooeries. RICE Japsn style. No. 1. 54l No. 2 4Wc; Ne Orleans head, efctjla; Creole, oc. SUGAR Cuba, 86.lt; powdered. 16.00 fruit or. berry, 15.85; best, 85.61; dri granulated, Ib.io: u yeuow, 5.06. (Abov Quotations are 80 days net cash.) BEANS Small wnite, c; large wnue, bo. i jsb; umas, sun' rada. DC SALT Coarse, half grounds 100s 18.30 per ton, 60s, ,8 MO; table dairy, 80s. 618; lOOs. 817; bales. 82.20; extra fins barreU 2s 6s and 10s, $4.006.00; lump rock. ixo.&o per .uii. . . HON' New, 22.75 per esse. Paints, Ooai OU, Sta. WHITE Lk)AD Ton lots, lo par lb. 600 lb. lots, lo per lb.; less lots, Sfto nar lb. , kettle boiiea, ddi., eso gai.i raw cases, hnllad. cases. 680 sal.: lota oi 250 gallons lo less; oil cake meal, f 44 tar Ton. - ' ; v . . . , ' TURPENTINE In asses. 73ei -wood "barrels. 70o; Iron barrels, 6o per gal lon; iv case lots, no, : Journal Want Ads bring results. j . . , . . .1, ODD , Mon, Sat. Frt 895 Thurs. 1,457 Wed. i 821 Week-ago.. 431 Year ago... 99 years ago. 137 660 1 ill 800 6 . 82 6 U 2 ' 1,028 25 821 1,678 877 842 674 There Waa annthap Hharal nffarlna- nf hogs in the North Portland yards for the day, but trade, remains on substan tially the same basis as during recent days. - ' The big decrease In the run of swine at points east of the Rockies is attract ing general attention but there waa lit. tie 'Change in tha nrlca, situation there during tha dav. 11 aeveioped today that the pacKlng of hogs at eastern points to date this season reaches a total decrease , of 2,000,000 head. This Information, while startling, so far as figures are ' con cerned, does not mean as much as is Indicated at first glance. During the last H months there has been a notable decrease in the demand tor pork products at all American cen ters and this naturally has taken cars 01 tne mucn smaller showing that paoa ers have made in their killing opera tions this . season. Run of hoss at North Portland today was 868 head. -compared with 431 last xuesaay, nead a year ago ana Xii neaa uus same uav two years ago. Tops Strong at 838. Market for tons this morninr waa rather strong at 28. There were more sales at this extreme today than " has been made since the price was estab lished. Therefore, so far as local indi cations are concerned, the outlook is most promising. Killers are making a wide. spread in tne price-of hogs here. More heavy stuff is selllna- at tha low point than eVer before, a saf a indication that 'killers are not anxious to pickle swine unless they can obtain them at much lower "prices than what block stock is selling at. At Chicago tnere was a steady tone in the hog trade for the dav. with tODa at 27.90. Run was 21,1)00 head, com pared with 85,000 a year ago. Kansas City bad 2000 hogs on the market this morning. There was no change In general conditions; tops be ing qouted at 27.85. ssoutn omaha hog market showed the only real weakness among the leading stockyard markets of the country. Trade there showed a run of 13,500 head this morning. Trading was decidedly weaker with a loss of 5 to luc in the price. Tops ruled at 27.80. Ho shippers today: C. B. Zachary, COndon one load; L. It. Hubbard, Nam- pa. iaano, one load: c. a. Phurber, Buhl, Idaho, one load; Filer Hardware com pany Filer, Idaho, two loads; E. C. Sler- er, mier. two joaas; una & van ausaiy. Filer, one load; A. R. Ford. Sheridan, one load North Portland hog market range: lest light t... 8.D0 Medium light 7.90 Best heavy 7.80 Medium heavy 7.75 Heavy , 7.00 Cattle Trade Zs Finn. , Firm prices are being held in the market for cattle at North Portland to day. There was only a small run for market, most of the arrivals being for tne snow now being neid in the yards. General conditions In the cattle trade are very good, and latest offerings of top quality nave invariably brought the extreme price quoted recently. Some extra good sales are being made in the heifer division, good quality there readily commanding a premium over the market for the general run of good stuff. -1 - At Chicago there was a steady tone today in the cattle trade. No change in prices. . Kansas City cattle market was weak er for the day, and a loss of 5c was forced in prices. south, omaha cattle market was slow, with the price steady to lower. Top steers there are now quoted no higher than 29.76. Cattle shippers today: T. D. Bodlne, St Anthony, Idaho, 2 loads; Portland Feeder Co.. Opal. Wyo.. 6 loads: C. Chase. 1 load; Thomas Carmlchael. John son, 1 load. north Portland cattle range: Heavy feeder steers cnoioe steers . Common steers Fancy cows Ordinary light cows raney light oows Heavy calves 5.00 Best bulls , 4.00 Ordinary bulls 4.00 4.25 mo sruwn arrives. There were no arrivals of mutton In Buven - No. Av. Lbs. Barton 4k Co.... 28 v 1238 if. ' COWS. Barton A Co..... - 2 - Barton at -Cd 20 : Barton & Co..... 25 Barton & Co 28 , Barton & Co 26 Barton & Co.,... 26 Barton Co,,... 26 Barton & Co 20 ... HELFERS. Barton & Co..... Barton A Co 1 . CALVJM. Barton & Co...... 1 T3TTT T B Barton A Co...... 1 Barton & Co. 8 HOGS. Ray I'alrchlld.... IS Carstens Pkg. Co. 60 Carstens Pkg. Co. 80 Union Meat 101 Union Meat 76 Carstens Pkg. Co. 84. Carstens Pkg. Co. t3 1 82 87 72 81 10 - 27 10 6 1830 926 110 685 931 946 .926 990 980 290 1450 1030 Price. 87.25 95.75 6.60 E.60 S.60 6.60 6.60 S.60 ' 6.60 6.60 .6.26 17.00 " 84.75 4.26 Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Union Meat Carstens Pk. CO-. 27 Union Meat ..... 1 Union Meat 1 Carstens Pk. Co. . 4 Carstens Pk. Co. . 2 Union Meat 8 Union Meat 2 Ray Falrohlld.... 1 Union Meat ..... 8 Union Meat ..... 1 Union Meat ..... 6 Union Meat 2 Union Meat 1 252 225 224 187 222 210 215 193 226 2-14 268 184 177 190 115 280 811 2 'JO 830 287 420 840 446 390 821 620 880 276 490 Tuesday SCornlng; Bales. HOGS. Buyer: No. Av. Lbs. James Henry ... . 81 195 Union Meat 63 196 James Henry ... . 8 816 Union Meat 2 s 98.30 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.04 2.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 7.85 7.60 7.25 7.P0 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 Price. 18.00 7.76 7.25 7.00 .. w Argentina Crop Votes. (Special Cable.) Rosarlo, Argentina. Nov. 19. There is two much wet weather In the province of Buenos Ayrea, PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS. Cars. Wheat. Barley. Elour. Oats. Hay Monday . . 96 Tuesday . 40 Tear - ago. 71 89., to date 8411 Year ago. 6963 24 4 iezo 232 14 ' .ii 944 1139 11 2 6 691 684 8 28 681 1894 WHEAT CARGOES FIRMER. (Furnished bv .Overbeok & Cooke Co.) London, Nov. 19. Wheat cargoes are nrmer ana in more active aemana. FOREIGN WHEAT PRICES. Liverpool Wheat closed ft to lower. ' Berlin Wheat closed tor lc higher. Budapeet Wheat closed Mo higher. Antwerp wheat closed o higher. Paris Wheat closed Vl to lc higher. Buenos Ay res Wheat . closed lc mguer. SHARP BREAK IN WHEAT Chicago Market Follows Lower Prices at Liverpool Today. Chicago, Nov. 19. There was a break of 1 to 10 a bushel in the wheat market at the closing today, following an opening that waa to a under yesterday. The weakness at Liverpool gave the market here its early weakness and price loss; the advances at continental points having no effect upon the trade. Cash wheat sales: No. 2 red, 2 1.02 1.05; No. 2 red, 90o1.00; No. 2 hard winter, 8789c; No, 3 hard winter, 8588c; No. 1 northern spring, 8687o; No. 2 northern spring, 8284o. Range of Chicago prioes furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co.. 216-217 Board of Trade building. WHEAT, Month. Open. High. Deo May July , Deo. . . . May . . . . July .. ... 7.25 7.00 6.90 6.25 , 8.60 6.60 4.76 E. S. J. M'ALUSTER NAMED IN COMPLAINT; ON TRIP TO COOS BAY (Continued From Page One.) way to visit his grandmother, who is very sick. Two other arrests have been made. James Mitchell and Benjamin Trout. Mitchell is a negro, arrested this morn ing, and Trout a young man who was taken into custody last night. In addUlon to Dr. Harry A. Start. who Is out of Jail on 23000 bonds, three others have secured their liberty and two will be turned out this afternoon. II. Ii. Rowe secured his freedom on 15000 cash ball, Lionel L. Deane put up 81600 cash ball and Earl Van Hulen was allowed to go on 31000 cash ball put up by his father. Rlgo, the gypsy violinist, will be allowed to go on his own recognisance as the evidence against him is rather weak. Earl Tay lor will be released as soon as Judge Gatens signs bonds submitted by his father this afternoon. The bonds were not prepared in time to be approved this morning. Deputy Dlstrlot Attorney Collier has requested that the polloe of the north west scour, the country fOr a valuable witness against McAllister, who left the city after signing a, statement Im plicating McAllister. His testimony is desired to corroborate the testimony of other witnesses. The details ef the scandal are being pUeed before the grand Jury-today. Before a courtroom crowded with spectators yesterday afternoon the men under arrest at the tlmv 1 with the exception of Dr. Start, were given their preliminary heading., Fourteen .were present, and they , war, given until to morrow to plead. Attorneys wete ap peinted tor lhos.a"Were- sable -to bear the-expense of scouring counsel. Those who appeared wars: N. B, Healy, Earl Van Hulen, Jack Rlgo, Lionel Deans, 'Robert Johnson, H. L. Rows, Earl Brown, B. Thornton, C V. Bron ner, William Horn an, Harry Work, E. E. Wedemeyar, Earl Taylor and W. D. Tier A v ' Dee May July Jan. May Nov. Jan. May Jan. May Low. Close. 91 92H 90 90Vn 89 87H 87HB CORN. 47H - 48H 47H 47B 47 i 4714 47H 47 A 48J H i - Sb OATS. 81H 21 31 ii 824 82Vi S2Vi PORK. 1897 1920 1840 1867 LARD. 1185 1140 1085 1090 1032 1085 RIBS. 1020 1027 995 996 1893 1836 1138 1077 1026 1017 987 81 HA 82HB 82(4 1895 1887 1140 1077 1025 1017 987 There is a alight Improvement in the feeling throughout the local wheat trade. Purchases of local dealers were made during the last 24 hours at 77H j 78o a busuel. tidewater, track basis. There was nothing doing in bluestem. this branch of the trade being - in. a deadlock. Farmers' are holding . their bluestem for higher prices and millers are not taking noia. Tna imnrovamant in tha rirrit aim ation ' has been the dominating f aotor In the local wheat trade. For a long time the trade here was unable to get even a Quotation from foreign inter ests for Pacif lo northwest wheat, but now bidding is quite fair. Foreign markets as a rule, were firm er and higher for the day and thig in ltseir was a very good lniiuence 10 cally. Market for oats is decidedly firm. Bids range from 326 to 326.60 for No. 1 feed and all buyers are now In the market at this range. There remains a very sluggish tone In the barley trade and only a nominal amount of business is passing. Hay trade remains firm and active at former quotations. WHEAT-New crop, producers' prices, track basis: Club. 77 78c; bluestem, 8081o; red Russian 760 forty-fold, 78c; Turkey red, 77 0 78c; 'Willamette valley, 78c. - BARLEY Producers' prices track basis; Feed, (2125; brewing, I2829, rolled, $26.50. OATS Producers' prices, trsck basis: No. 1 milling. 327; white, 82626.Sl0 ton. FLOUR belling price: Patent, $4.10 4.30; Willamette valley, $4.20; local straight, $3.703.90; export, $3.503.70; bakers', $4.10(4.30 barrel. HAY .producers' prices: Willamette valley timothy, fancy, $15; ordinary, $14.60; eastern Oregon - Idaho fancy timothy, $16.60; alfalfa, $11. 00(9 11.50; vetch and oats, $12; cheat, $10.60. MILLBTUr FS selling price: Bran, $21.60; middlings, $29.00 31.00; shorts, $28.50 toi SCORES OF HOTELS IN CITY F1RETRAPS, SAYS BUILDING INSPECTOR (Continued From Page One.) Market for hops remains active with medium grade goods In principal de mand. Sales confirmed recently at Wil lamette valley points hava been mostly around 10 to 14o with a sprinkling of trade around 16o and a very small amount from 1 to 2o higher than these figures. American brewers are taking- hold rather freely at tha present price range and the outward movement is now the peat or the season. Recent business in the Taklma sec tion at extreme price Indicates an un natural condition of the trade. Owing to the fact that dealers who had .sold Sonomas short and were unable to get the proper quality there owing to the extreme wet harvest; a demand sprung up tor xne eastern wasnington stock, which generally , is accepted in lieu of Ponoma growth. Even at the present time it is possible for the best stock at Yakima to command from 1 to 2c a pound over the best quotations avail able here; the hops there having a mar ket entirely their own this season. A small amount of business passed in western Washington recently but the ouiK or tne good quality is already sold there and remaining lots are on about the same basis as the majority of local offerings. xso new Business nas neen conrirmed for foreign account, some transactions reported recently being several weeks Ol(l. . . f . f lrsi gained fame by flying off the roof of the Multnomah hotel. Later he car ried mall from Portland to Vancouver, and only a few weeks ago went out in his aeroplane with a newspaper man as passenger ' in a daring attempt to save rescuers from the wreck of the schooner Osprey on Coos bay. (SpeeUl te The Journal.) 'Vancouver,. Wash.. Nov. 1 While he was still In exceUent health and before the organio breakdown Of advanced years came, Charles Bird, 77 years, old and a resident of SIfton, decided to die. He went to his bedroom at o'clock Jast night and blew the top of his head off with a shotgun, This ; belief Is en tertained by the family, aa all through his life he never lamented tha loss of an animal from his farm when it died suddenly In apparent health or . waa killed, but always did feel horror over a long Illness. , HOLDS GUN TO HEAD,. PULLS TRIGGER WITH TOE Seattle, Wash., KovT18.--El E. JSaitT 25, a former patrolman, blew the top of his head off with a shotgun hera early today. He had been 111 for two weeks and was confined to his bed. Crawling to a closet he secured the gun and, Sit ting on the floor, held It to his forsheaj and pulled the trigger with his toe. . Requirements of an Office Building An office building to make a gatfs factory home for a business Institution or professional man must hava charac ter and distinctive identification. It must be In a good neighborhood vrlth plenty of light and fresh air, and tha "building service" must be tha best. The Journal building offers all this at reasonable rentals to desirable tea ants, it ' , OMAHA SHEEP HIGHER Market Up 10 to 15 Cents Today; Hogs 0 to 10 Cents Lower. South Omaha, Nov. 19. Cattle, 5700; market slot, steady to lower. Steers, t8.25ti9.76 cows and heifers, $6.50 7.00. Hogs. 18,600; market lo to lOo lowar, at $7!707.80. Sheep, 14,250: market steady to IDA 16o higher. Yearlings, 84.76 tf 5.25; wethers, $3.764.25; lambs, $7.1007.26; ewes, $3.6004.00. NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT Vortlaad Banks, Clearings- This week, Tear ago, Tuesdsy ....$2,220,297.29 $1,869,216.08 Monday 2.486,868.13 2,286,720.43 Taooma Banks. Clearings today $ Balances today 841,415.00 66.107.00 Seattle Banks. Clearings' loday $2,880,791.00 Balances today 158,128.00 New York Cotton Market. Jan. Mch. May July Oct. Deo. Open. . 1201 . 1222 . 1225 . 1226 . 1208 . 1189 High. 1217 1230 1230 1230 Low. 1200 1216 1917 1217 1214 1185 Close. 121Si314 1226 1227 1226 1164 1213 spector has been at work checking up the various hotels and compelling the construction of adequate fire escapes. In this time approximately 40 buildings have been provided with escapes, that had been without them previously. A number of smaller ones are still without this protection. As soon as this work is completed, another flagrant violation of the law will be enforced. This Is a provision which calls for the posting in each room of a hotel a sign telling where fire escapes are located. According to Mr. Kremers, numbers of hostelrles have neglected this matter. Under the new building code, the menace of open elevator shafts and stairways Is done away with through a provision which stipulates that they shall be enclosed separately by fire proof material. In the case of stair ways, fire doors shall be constructed leading from the corridors to stairways. The code further provides that no ho tel of four or more stories shall be constructed of other than fireproof ma terial. This Includes apartment houses also. BRIDAL TOUR TO BE TAKEN IN AEROPLANE; AHEAD OF LOCHINVAR (Continued From Paga One.) CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET Hogs, Cattle and Sheep Show Same Price as Monday. Chicago, 111., Nov. 19. Hogs, 21,000: year a-o, 36,000; left over, 8100; market steady. Mixed and butchers' $7,300 7.90; good and heavy, $7.70 7.90; rough and heavy, $7.$O07.66; light, $7.30 7.86. Cattle, 7000; market steady. Bheep, 40.000. -KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Kansas City. Mo., Nov. 19. Hogs, 2000; market steady; tops $7.86. Cattle, 16,000; market 60 lowar. Sheep, 10,000: mantel rirm. Seattle Produce Market, Seattle, Nov. 19. Eggs Looal ranch, 6268c; eastern fresh, $SG37c; do storage, $2880o. Butter Washington creamery, firsts, 34 f 85c; eastern, 810230. Cheese Tillamook, 19o. Onions 90o$1.00 per sack. Potatoes Local, $1416j Taklmas, $1643118. - Money and Exchange. London, Nov. 18. Consols, 78U; sli ver, 28 15-16; bank rate, 6 per cant. Nov, 19. Sterling fiht. 4.82; short, 4.86; silver New Tork, change, long, bullion, 63o. Ban Francisco, Nov. 18, Sterling Ex change, 60 days, 4.7814 : sight, 4.84; documentary, 4.79 4 1 transfers, tele graphic, 2 per cent premium; sight, par. Ban Francisco, Nov. 19, drain calls! , . 7 D1DT WV December May Open. 147 UeoemVen 'iill'Jt ! 180B ' ! "WHEAT. December .....,,.,..,,145B Northern December ....1310 Close. 147 141 127tfA J49A" 125A Silas at the levers. Why, I wouldn't be afraid with him in any weather. 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I raaaenger Department City Office. 69 Fifth St.. frortlend, Orerotu AGENTS FOB AXI TBAHSATXASTZO STEAMSaitF XXBTES BOBSEY B. SMITH, O. P. A. Fnoae saassaau 1979. ANCflOK LINE STEAMSHIPS aw York, Londonderry aad Glasgow. Sew York, faieimo ana staples. -Attractiva rates for tickets between New York and all Scotch. English. Irish, Con tinental and -Mediterranean Pointa Su perior AcoonuniOaUon, Bsoelleat Coisinet Efficient Servic. Avply for Beserva tion to local agent of Anchor Line or HKNDEKSON IiUOS Geaerai Agents. Chicago. 111.- - - - ' COOSBAYLINE STRAldXB BKSAXWATXB. Sana from -Atnswortn tjortt, ioptiand,-st 8 a. m. October 80, and thereafter every Tuesday evening at sjo, tn. freight re ceived daily , except Tuesday, up to I p. m. Tuesdays up to 8 p. in. Psssm. f;er fare flint class 210. saconJ class 81. rcludtng berth and meals. Ticket of fice et AlnKworth dix-tc. 1'urtland A Ccoe Hy bteBiiiKhip Li.io, IL. J, :..ohr, sgent. t . - eaiea"ai .- ..,4 aJa-sj a'sSV a-.e s EXPiUi34 STsAUk,RS axill San Francitco and Los Ant!- w WITHOUT CHANGE., : 8S. Bsavs Balis y. m., ov. It, T Ban rrancisoe SJ vortlaad r. t. v . . Tloket Office 234 th.UA . lh o n a W aln BGoa a n t A-'. . SAN . Fiucisco, tc:i s. & t-OABors and e. p. r- Ticket of tics 1 A 'j - 1 c : , -1 liuae 1.' . i. ' JIAI'-I IV t '