iVjE
rvmr.
HAS AFPZED AS POTATO COMPETITOR FOR THE FIRST TIME
POULTRY; MARKET IS
FIRMER AND HIGHER
tmm STREET
Hens Are Selling at Advanced Trie
', and the Demand Is the Beet for
Months j Heavy .Purchases ofTTur
! . keys. Reported In Idaho. ' '
. . . Today's Produce Trad.
Kgg market firmer. , .-,u
-Hop trade firm. . ' 1 .
Butter; market weak. . ' ,
Chaese situation strong.. -
Good potatoes scarce. r ' .:.v
Poultry trade better, . - i
Meats are not ao firm,'
Apple market active, v
Grapes rather scarce; ;'V77.
:
EGGS SHOWING STRONGER
'
.
The "market, for poultry Is showing
.considerable strength along Front street
v ,and prices are. generally higher. . Bales
" ,tst hens are being made generally at 15c
" 'a pound for rood sixes, although soma
.HntliM. finr(lnn Hal . h i a ' In a
'few Instances as high as 15V4o has been
" nhimnA fnr Mnmm avtra aalfict Offer-
' iiniii. but thin tiricft la bv no means sen.
eral at .the moment.. . ' ,' ;
" f- The market for thickens is the strong
ere fair but the trade's wants have been
. Hncreaaing. : O'ltslde demand Is again
J showing and this Is a stimulant to tho
"market generally..'. ;
i , Turkeys are not arriving very freely
'and s yet there Is only a limited de-
"mana. . Tnere use neen practicauy no
change In the situation during recent
days. Buytra continue to take' Quite
t. l.kaM.l ..imr.HA 4.' tK I .1 , W ' 'I'll
; Kadit interest, are., uurcnauinar neavitv
4 at laano points. .a man nance irora
n K.mmiiii. idana. aava Hit no less man
10,000 turkeys will be shipped this fall
YfMm that nnlnr. to Portland. These tur
nkeys are all raised In the i Immediate
""'ini.l... M. irmm.t rA maU-A that
. :in the Paclflo northwest. The McNish
Si mill at Emmett Is now making , 4000
crates for the Union Meat company of
' ' Pnrtlan in dih : that I tUrkeVS DUr-
L- Mh...4 tin tria awrinn will na aninnafi.
' Each crate holds about is areasea tur
litv: -Tint crates will be distributed
'. ; JNOruiern, ana srtiyeiin iiiirei ii"i
, "to Portland for the Thanksgiving and
"VaHHuv trail. .
I 'COUNTRY HOGS" ARE WEAKER
'I nrn in wimiir imuiiK kdii:i i.
the traae tor country nmeu mB ... uo
. Front street market and prices are frac-
,tlonally lower. Strong efforts are being
made by butchers to force the price
down to lOo a sound for best offerings.
If VEALS ARE NOT SO ' FIRM .
" ; While prices are snowing ou. uiu
, :.K.n 1m ereaker feellna in the.
roressea can m ivu
i ..iiu i.tr .. ctntn atnok were car-
v .iai.riiiv. whtiA .tn a
. 1 II 1 1 l"ll wtnw sua ' 1 0 ' -
. obtained the general market stands no
; fs Market for fresh eggs Is firmer 'and
' arvtrii cenis a uuu mhb . t.
. figures, are revising their duoUtlorta
and are now lo to 20 under the top.
There Is no difficulty in obulnlng to0
.. quotations. - .-: ' , -
: MORE JACKRABB1TS ARRIVE
Quite heavy shipments of Jsck rab
Mta are again coming from the Interior.
While the. weather,ls still against the
prlce. one receiver reported the sals of
'a large lot at tl.76g 00 a doten.
GRATE MARKET IS FIRMER ,
The season for all varieties of grapes
, la fast endlna. Receipts from local
M points and from the aouth are very
Small ana prices, are rmer Tokay,
' are ouoted generauy at v.
four basKst. ,
KEW , MARKET FOR FRUITS
, Announcement has been msde by the
A. Kupert company of this city "of the
U nf the. first csrioaa pi urtS
nui.h.1 ml near to France.
Vh. ithinment will start from this city
within a fsw dsys. The sale WM ln ifcJ
nature of an experiment but the seller;
Deiieve that a big-trade will be worked
-up within a .iew yw. -.y..
'f jj Is FORECAST FOR SHIPPERS
' Weather bureau sands ths following
.notice to shippers:
Protect shlpmente as fat north as
Peattle against minimum temperatures
" of about 44 degrees; northeastto Spo
kane. SS desrees; aoutheaet to Boise, 40
degrees: south to Ashland, 44 degrees
Minimum temperature at Portland, to
night, about J dsgreesv., ? .j ;
'' PORTLAND JOBBTNO PRICES
- Tlieie "pris ere those st watch wbottealcr
' Stll to maliars, except aa onarwiw anino:
':. nrtTTER Nemtoal. Oretmtry mbM. S4et
' etty print. 84ft8ftc! state cremtry, 81CS3o;
..Taifk bottcr, t2cv . . .
: EGOR Nominal. ' Candled - local extras, , 46Q
- 47r; ffleet pnlleta,' 43cs ease fount, 42e Stot
bnvln prtct, 340e4. e. h Portlsnd; storsgs
. LIV POCLTBT Hna 15i sprlnss, 14o:
: atsn, 12c; lZf! Pekln darks, 14A1nc;
r inaiin Itnnn-". ntiAVs. iwmvyw, v.Ca
dr-wwd. Zttoi PS?1 wnf r $1.60
' 4otinj JtcltriibMti. Sl.taVtfoafta.
ihkPiHK-Aominii. irrwpa vrrm r.ntr mil
twlni tnd trlp!fjt-a 1T( 4UlM. iTUai
f i Yooni Amncia ' ji,,,',7t.' ? i .
" DU Hi P IS. aw-a wwaa aaavw TWaWsBQ
Sops. ASoteas Wdsa,v:y'.i5l'1j;,i,;'-
V OPs -' Buying prloe, eholoe, 23f4ea'.
prims, S3ci aisdluni , prime, 2Sc; aisdiuui, 19
" W00t Momlnalv I91S eUp. ' Willamette al.
ley soarae Couwold, lee la. nsdlum 8 drop
aslra, ITci choice faaei lota, 1 lb.t sastsra
''Onion, 10(8 Ifte, according to ihiinkage. . .
lots, wet less than car lots. 44o, ' , ,
, MOHAIR ltia Kosilnsl Sue. . r v
. HlUKS Dry iUm, Uj22e ib.j' greee, lie.
asltsd bides, He; bulls, aresa salt. Set II pa,
120-8e; alTs, dry,-x4Q2&e: slf sktaa, sslted
or Brass, ITtJlBc; gnsa. aidsa, le less taaa
aaltsdi aaesp yalu, , aaltad, abssrlogs, lUtl-e;
met, 1UC. ; -i.-'-.-r-; i
Traits si .Tsgeteblss. - " .' :
rBESH rBUlTS Onngss.i I8.00Oa.00. ba.
-asass. 4HC&0 Isumds, 8ia! llmaa, (10
rr HX)i grapefruit, Vlorlds, (t.2A; plnsapplsa,
mjTr; psadisa, fancy, 60t76e; ordinary. SOe:
r wstsrmelous, lHc; rats. Concords, li He par
lb. baskat; other varieties, fl.20Ul.4Oi ssara
.-$l.2Bii.tw. . .-. v. Z' , ,
. Ukuui ED Huckleberries, . TfflSo lb.i ersa
, berrla, local, $8.60; eastern, $10.60 barrel.
, VK(JETABI.E8 Utirnlpa, SI. IS; beets, il.lSl
ieatnts, l.l5;-irsnlp fl.lS saok; cabbase,
. $1.8a; local tomatoes, OOo- per box; strlns
beam, 12c (rsea mlons. 18e . par . dorrs
Jmnrhea; cipiwrs,- bell, fcifiRrte; bead lettuce,
atijtfiOo dosew; . celery, (KtiiittOc; egg plant.
OREGON APPLES ARE
COMING TOO GREEN-
r SALES; fiOrSfHIGH
London Reports Stock Arriving Off
Colors, California Offerings In Bet.
"'- ter Shane; pear Prices Are Forced
' to a Lower FJjirre, .
Mcvmn o
ll.LA.UU 10 lUI
. POTATO TRADE
Ifl'1! ACTCD
IILI
SOUTH
OF THE
WEST r SECTION
Arizona Buying Bulk of Its Pres
' ," ent Requirements - There 1 - and
Texas , Is Able ; to Get . Cheaper
- Goods at Idaho .Points. .
Theforeir ' marketa for4 apples, arof Mexico Is fighting for control of the
prui uon ruK. iuuK
fmiltH, V..I . ,
- Jr ichi w.
Ket prices, t. O. b. Portland) no eommlsslon.
t rrb valley eggs, 87o per dusen. Dairy but
" ter 18c. ' Hmis and sprlnasf 18stUc per
' ducks, Bll2c; turkeys, I(lei ..(., eaioci'
fancjr Dork, lOtf llcl real, faoi jr, layUcj cat.
car bark, Be lb. Bblp ua fura, woola and
. bides. Write fnr nnr prices wanted. l'a,b by
return mall. 1'rlcea In effeot until furtber
ce. EUBY CO. 107 front Bt, PorUand, Or,
'.atasats JO,00.00, f i:v;A .... ..... .
reflecting the arrival there of Oregon
applea that are off color. For that rea.
son and for tha first time In many
years, California Tallow Newtowns are
selling as high, .If not higher. In some
markets of Europe than the Oregon
stock.) Oregon apples are arriving there
rather green and naturally there is a
slow sale for .these. -r
The London branch of the Nofthwest-
Jan Fruit Kxchange reports the foreign
ruit market under date of October Si,
aa foHows,''.-,!.'. .
. Pears Prices lower. Supplies, prin
cipally Cornice, Beuerre Hose, Glout,
Moroeau and Winter Nells, from U. 8,
A and Canada continue to far exceed
demand. t Kelfers, which sre very -popular
here,, are arriving In large quanti
ties and . making good prices, j About
10.000 barrels sold this weeK, prlnc'
pally Keiftrs. The demand continues
good.' but with this heavy qnentlfy
J trices were lower. Winter Nells sell
ng well, with considerable -quantities
being placed in storsge. :
Annies . Canadian barret stock has
done well and prices. If anything, are
higher.- About 20,000 barrels of .Nova
Bootlan .fruit, offered, for which the
demand ' waa . nly moderate, v -Oregon
Newtowns have arrived in good . condition,-
but very green, and selling slowly,
California Newtowns-srs now arriving,
showing . fslr to good color, and ar
aelllng more freely than Oregon Nev--towns,
and at , as. good, and In-some
markets, better prices.- ' The demand Is
for stock showing good color. .
California 1 Cornice, ILSSCfcH-OOGloa
Morceau. 11.60 01.85, half boxes. CaU
fornla Winter Nells, boxes, 8.2r.ir
3.40; half boxes, ft. 00 2.20. Canadian
HowelL- $1.501.65: Anjous, $1.45. half
boxes, Hudson River Kelfers, 1 3.76fi
14.25: "W. NeWT'TorK-Kelfers, -4.3B
B.00. - Canadian -Hibstons,' $4.75 6.00;
Jonathans, $5.60 4.00." barrels. - Cana
dian Kings, $5.5OC.O0; Qreeninas,
$$.75 4.60.; Virginia York, Imperials,
3.768.86; Albermarles, $4.7605.75,
Wenatchee Jonathans, ' $2.00(fr2.S6!
Grimes Golden, $3.00 2.40. , California
Newtowns, 4-tier, $2.102.40;. 4H-tlcr,
$2.00 3.10. : Oregon N.ewtowna, $2,200
2.00; Cornice, half boxes, $1.60 2.25. i
I ' WTsrpool Markst, r- ,.-f?-
. Pears Supplies lighter, but the gen.
ersl situstion remains about the same
aa last week. '..
Apples With the exception 6f best
Greenings prices - have been- lower -on
barrel stock, chiefly due .to the absence
of color. Oregon Newtowns are a very
slow sale and at low prices, principally
due to the fact that they are arriving
too green. However, good quality fruit
showing color Is wanted and should do
well. We note some Grimes Golden
sold st $1.5 2.10. - v -, - .
Hudson River Kelfers, $4.25 5.00;
W. New Tork Kelfers, $4.255.00: Catu
adlan Greenings, $4.0005.00: Kings,
6.26 & $.60; Baldwins, $4.264.75; Nova
Scotia Kings, $J.764.76; Blenheims,
$3.404.40j Wi New Tork Greenings,
$4.2506.25; Oregon Newtowns, $2.00tr
2.40; Yakima Grimes Golden, $1.95
2.10. ' ' '
-..'-reoUsgwr Market. '
Pears -Large . supplies, and the mar
ket shows no sign of improvement
Apples Heavy arrivals sgaln . thla
week, over 23,000 barrels, trices- nave
been slightly easier, although they are
still considered high. There is a very
larae auantitv In sight for next weefe,
but we anticipate that the demand : will
Continue gooq. . .. A
California Cornice, $1.3R2.00; Win
ter Malta. $2.1602.26. half boxes: Call
fornla Glou Morceau, $1.75(92.00; Snowy
Butte Winter Nells, I3.o4.1o. Doxes;
Canadian Kings. $5.25.O0: Wealthy,
I4.75Q)5.7&. barrels; canaoian ijani-
wlna. tS.OOOS.OO: Wlnesans. $6.00(87.00
barrels; Vlrartnia.York Imperials, $5.50
San Francisco Produce Market.
' oitn r i auuBtu, w. , io.w nuu,
$1.46 1.46; northern bluestem, $16:.
1.67Ht do recleaned seed, fl.70
i:72U Turkey red, $1.55l.2Mt : red
Russian. $1.45 01.46 '.4 ; fortyfold, $1.50
C1.B2H. '
-Barlev Good to choice, feed. $1.&S
1.37V; lower grades, $1.301.82Hi
shipping and ' brewing. $1.401.45.
Eggs Extras, 65c; select pullets, 43c;
storage extras, 83c.
Butter Extras, 30Vtc; prime firsts,
SOe: firsts, 38c, v
Cheese Oregon, lftc: Toung America.
17c; California, 1617Hc; Young Amer
icas, ibwk'ac; eastern, luxV'UC.
' Potatoes- Per cental, delta whites, 75
qfai.zu: BBiuias, ft.vviifi Wfn uur.
banks. $l.J6l.E0: sweets. $l.00l.35
i Onions Per cental, silver skins, $1.25
Seattle Produce Market.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 6. Eggs Select
ranch, 64 65c; April storage, 32c; fresh
sasiern, iit; iwai aiviasvi auu,
: ButterWashington creamery cubes,
84c; city creamery bricks,- 35c; fresh
eastern. SO sic; Oregon. 30 31c.
. Cheese Tillamook, 17c; Young
Americas, 19c; triplets, 17tyc; Wisconsin
twins, 18c; Oreg-on triplets, 17Hc.
Onions California yellow, 22Vic per
pouna; local, i.ouii.io aarx, . .
. Potatoes Home rrown. $2e - per
ton; xaaima gems, tzitf it.
potato trade of the southwestern sect
tlon of the United Statea. Arlsona is
purchasing the bulk of its potato re
quirements from ths - southern nation,
and It ta almost Impossible for the trade
here to interest buyers there In Pacific
northwest offerings on account of ths
price.
-Ths business of Texas is still being
controlled by the very low prlcos that
fotatoes are being offered . by Idaho
nterests. and for that reason western
Oregon shippers as well as those from
California are unable to even ''look In"
at the business.
A small amount of trade la reported
with Arisona by local parties, but it Is
slmost too nominal to consider. , Tho
trade there has been - purchasing its
potatoes from other sections at such
a low price than it la not Inclined to
take the stock from hers at higher fig
ures. However, there Is a small amount
of trade from Arisona that comes to this
market anyway. For this ths local tn
terests are of f erlng . f rom 70 to 76o a
cental f. o.'b. shipping points.
Much complaint is being mads by
dealers that they are unable to securs
extra fancy quality in western Oregon
this season Ons dealer, with but a
single car order, was unable" to fill It
because growers were not offering this
StOCk. ' , .. .
Some effort was made to secure stock
in central Oregon. The crop In , that
section laat season waa over -1000 cars,
but this year not over 200 cars are said
to be in sight. Most of these -will be
needed for, the home population.
EASTERN FRUIT MARKETS
Oregon Winter Nells Pear Sell at
r ?2.06 in - NeiiYork; ? Ortleya
5lj?:at $2.00 to Philadelphia, t
10cf cauliflower, 65c8$r.25; doten; rhubarb,
local ); artichokes, . $1.73 dosen ; , sprouts,
11c; spinach, local (1; peas, Stgt7c ...
ONIONS Jobblug pries fCOO; . carload boy
lag price $1.75 f. e. . b. shipping aUUua;
asrltcT e20e lb.
APPLES Sulttenbers, $1.20(32. 2?l: NortWn
Spy, ai.U64j:2.00) Jonathnn, $1.7B2.O0; Bbode
Island Greening, $I.00(B1.2R: Whiter Bauaaa,
Sl.ouwz.w, - uriiBj, fi.oumia.wif ursTenatem,
tl.OOWl.TO per box; eooklng grades. 75ctfl.oo.
POTATOES -p Sslllnf price: Kxtra choice,
$1.151.25; choice, $1.16; ordinary, $1.00 ssck;
boring pries, carloads, OSttfOo, country points;
swaets, 2c lb,.., i'fi-'i-;, ' , . .
, v., ,.v--;f'V''T;.Oteosrlea.s'''''V':-.fv.!vv
gOOAECnbe, $5.80; powdered, $3.40; fruit
of berry, $6 20; beer, $5.00; dry granulated,
$5.20; & yellow, $4.60. (above iiwt ttons are
Su osyS"Sst eash.i '.!:'.';' 1 ' 'i;,.v.-.,
BEANS 6u.sU white. S-Bet ' large white,
6Wi; ping, 4kt.i llmss. V4c) pinks, ec.
TiICE Japaa atyhf, 1 No. 1. oHOBHet item
Orleans, head. 6 tdle; Creole, UHe, -
HONKT haw, $2.76 per ease,
SALT Coarse, halt gronnda. 100s, $10 pr
tea; sos $10,7(1: table dairy. 60s, $18; loa.
$17.60; bales, 12.25; extra fine barrsis, as, as
sad 10s, $a.284ia00; lump rock. $200 per tea.
- Meats, risk sad krertaioaa. . .
DRfcBBBO MkiAXM SUng urlr Cunatn
killed; ; Hogs, fsocy, , 10Vi; ordinary, joe:
rough and assry, , uc; (aucy veals, lct or-
dinar. iafiavc; poor. , SaiOc; lambs, ,lc:
luutton, lOvi goate, c.- i
- HAMS, BACON. ETC Ha ma. taet
fast bacon, l U 27 Ho; boiled ham, -JUHc: pic
nics, lScj cottage (.. - .
alBATS t'ackuig: bouse Steers. No. $ stock.
13c; 4ows, No. 1 stock, 12o; ewes, Be; wethers
10c; lambs, 12c; pork loins, WVici . dressed
.. , r.:: ; i-..--, '
UXB1B.US oavaiwaw way, par gallon ll:
per. 100 lb. sack t (; uleaipia, pee galkta!
SH.SOrPWf lo" lb. aaek ; tanned, eastern;
Bos can; $8.00 ooaes; eastern. In saetL
s.OO pes loot raaor clans, 4U.004t2.28 box; asst.
ars orators, pet gallon, solid pack. $3, To.
Be; Chlnooks Ocj halibut 0loc; solea Te lb.i
lb.; black baas, loc; slWer smelt, ic; ihsd
CBAB8Htarge, $1.40; medium hba dosen..'. '
!'!'?' rfalau sal Oils, f'AM'--
r.INSBRO OIL Kaw bbla., fiOc nee iati'Snti
tu boIIihI. bbla.. BSo xal.i raw eases. al! hniiad
cases SUc taL; lots uf 2S0 gallons, le lass;
oil cake aml, 44 per ton.
WH1XK -LKAU loa lots. Be per lb. 600 U.
lots 8e per lb.; less, lota, BHc per Is. ' -
OIL ubAis csiiuen low, t. ......
TL'RPK.VllNB Id cases. T.'lc: woo bimli
TOei Iroa tarrsU, OOc per gallon; 10 case lets.
New Tork. 1 NdV. S. Through auction
today. 31 cars deciduous fruits. 1 car
Oregon Nelis, $2.0$; 1 car Washington
Nells, $2.66; 2 cars Idaho apples, Jona
thans $1.14; Aiken - Red,1 $1.7$; 1 car
Washington Spits, $2.03. - --
Chicago Recapitulation of Chicago
deciduous auctions Apples: $79 Jon
athans, choice. $1,65 Colo.; 31 Grimes
Go4deftrhoice $1,40 1,75, average $1.(3,
Colo.; 63 Wlneaaps. extra :fl.$0: 243
fancy, $1.0; 38$ choice, $1.201.45, av
erage $1.2$, Colo.: 1298 Jonathans, fancy
$1.652.10, average- $1.34, Wash.; 129
Rome Beauty, fancy $1.66 2.60, aver
age $2.02. Wash.; 263 Winesaps, extra
$1.75 2.36. average $2.26; 90 fancv,
$i.76M0, average $l.t, Wseh.; 10
St. Wineaaos. extra $1.752.00, aver
age $1.80, Wash.; $5 Spits, extra $3.10
s.sa, average fz.is wasn.
Throuch auction today. North Pacific
fruit from Otis Orchard, Wash., $1$
Jonathans, fancy $1.70 1.90, average
$1.85; 38 Jonathans, extra li.uu, si isncy
$1.80, 115 choice $1.80 01.60, average
$1.40, Colo.; 101 Rome Beauty, extra
$1.60, 66 fancy $1.60. 169 choice. $1.46,
Colo.; 49 Rambo, extra $1.40, 64 fancy
11.36431.40. averaa-e $1.87. Colo.: 84 Jon
athans, extra $155(9)2.10, average $1.97,
13i9 fancy $1.66!. 90, average' J1.83,
Wash.; 368 Winesaps, extra ji.66a.zo.
average $2.15, 68 iancy ..sudjpi.so, aver
aa-a tT H Waah
Philadelphia-By J. B. Cancelmo.. ac
count Apple urowers- association, nnoa
River, Or.rOrtley. extrafancy 64s,-8s at
$3.0; 96s-l$2s,i$f.25t4l26s-168s. $1.90?
fancy 72-883, $2.00; 96s-104s. $1.90: 138s
163s, $l.$0r specials, 64s-73s, $3.30: 80s-
8s, V2.io; I04s-ii8,' f i.ao; epienDerg,
64s-80s. $1.85: 88s-lf3s, $1.76.
Philadelphia By J. P. Wilson, ac
count Wenatchee Produce' Co., -''We-
natchee Wash. Jonathans, extra fancy
64s-72s7$2.86: 80s-38s, $2.0; 104s. $3.1$;
96s. out. 112s-150s, out; fancy 80s-160s,
$1.85. King David, extra fancy 80s-150a,
$1.90 ; .'.-..
Phlinriainhla -Rv J. R. Cancelmo. ac
count Granger Fruitgrowers' association,
Rome Beauty, extras, S4s-xs, xz.io: sos
88s, $2.00; 66s-125s, $1.90; 138s, $1.86;
180S-175B, $1.75; fancy 84s-72s, $1.6:
80s-.5a, l-60; 138s-17Ss, $1.65. - Soits
enberg. fancy, 86s-126s, $1.76. Rome
Beauty, extra fancy 48s-4s, $3.86: 72s,
.... a a aa sa. ss. 4s. a sr.
IT ' ai . aaA ' m afC. sa ST . at A 1A1.
Taney ovneoH( A.owi vvn,. fi.wvi ivis-
U2, $1.60. Gano, extra fancy 48S-1128,
11.75. . - " ' ' ;
VALLEY APPLES TO EAST
Shipments Being Made From Rose
burg; Good Demand Is Shown
and. Prices High. -
Roseburg, Or Nov. 6. The Producers
Fruit company has shipped - five mors
cars of TJmpqua valley apples to the
eastern markets. ; One. car was loaded at
Roseburg, three, cars at GreenS and the
remaininar ' two ' cars at Cornutt. i The
apples are said to have brought a ready
sale in the east, and at a price far In
excess of that receivea ror similar snip.
ments a year ago.. f. r.. ' t .v-:-,
CALiFORJiiA's r.wr-
FOR WHEAT IS BETTER;
-probably mm
Situation in the South Is Improving
; and Surplus Is Being "Worked
. Off Bluestem Bids Are Firm at
00 Cents Per Bushel. . .
riORTH PORTLAND MOW
HOLDING HOGS ABOVE
nnii vinnp
ttlbAH Iriiiuo
V St.WngAT CAhOOKS Pl'IX
Ixwiiinn,, hot, 6. Cargoes en psssaga- dull,
Knsllih country inarkeis quiet...
French country markets quiet." ,
"rOBEIOX WHEAT VIARKETB '
Urerpool Wheat cloaed HWHd lower.
: Hndapest Wbest closed 4c lower. .
Antwerp Wheat closed unchanged. ' 1
Verlln .Wheat closed-4o lower.. V
' " PORTLAND GRAIN RECEIPTS
-;si-
Monday
lliesdsy -,,,,.,.
Wedncsdsy
tear ago
in iur
Toduy's Tops, Here Are 30 ; Cents
-. Above Anything Available East of
the 'Rockies; General Situation in
Cattle Is BeUerf Sheep Firm.
4 4 4 4 4
4 , Cxods3"g Xog Harket. ' v' -
4 v i . , ' Tops, f 4
North Portland $8.30 ; e
t Chicago $.00 i
' Kansas City ............ 7.86
4 Denver 7.76
4 South Omaha t . i . . . . . . . 7.62 Vi
Orosnn ................ 10
(rK"n , n
Oreioa IS
Oregon . 3i
reon 1 '
Oregon , ., 20
Orexon 24
Oregon 11
Oregon . . . . . 1
MIXID SHEEP
Oregon .1IS4
tVETHKHS
Oregon I2t
Oregon . ,..127
Oregon ,, 102
EWFS
Oregon .l&fl
Wednesday Morning galea.
necnoa. ' no.
Orefoa 55
Orvgen 21
Oreoa . 4
Oregon ..,..........;. l
, , ' COWS
................ IB
s
. ' BILLS
: x
, BOOS
e 88
................ n
, JM4
Oreaoa 00
Oreajoa . ............... 74
Idsbo . .M.......,. 4
Oregon . .(....,,,,,..,. 1
Oregon 3
..EWES .
.......1J1 00
1 110
VEARLINO -WETHERS
,144 7
KI :')' JO .
S3 4
a. a. '
Season to date,., .TKW 1248
lear ago ....... ..Vnoo 7B i
Wheat. Barley J" Imir.Osts.Ha.T
27
7 ,14 S3
3 7 11
nun
mo 824 joro
MO , 724 872
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
13
Hoes, tattle. Calres. Sheen.
Ths market for wheat in California is
somewhat better. While no business has
been reported here for that account re
cently, the trade In the south Is fast
using up its t-urplus and within a few
days general buying here Is expected.
While there was weakness In outside
markets today,, there whs little change
in the local situation. In some quarters
bids for club ars still as high as 80c
a bushel tidewater track basis. Others
are quoting down to ,79c.
xne market for oiuestem is urm win
90o being freely offered for No. 1 mill
ing stock. :-. The situstion is bluestem is
entirely controlled by local events snd
hss no bearing whatever upon outalde
markets, . . i.
Coarss grains continus to reflect dull
ness snd in some lnstsnces extreme
weakness, although ths Ideas of growers
are such that they are not offering free
ly of any product.
WHlfiAT Nominal producera prices
track baslsi Club, 79 80c; milling,
bluestem, 89 80c: ' Turkey red, 86c;
fortyfold, 80c; rer Russian and hybrids,
78c; .valley, JlOc . L.. i..
BARLEY Nominal producers' prices
track basis: Feed, $23.76; brewing, $26;
rolled, $26.50 per ton.
OATS New feed,. $24.5025: milling
$25 per ton.
FLOUR Selling price: Patent. $4.40
4.46; Willamette valley, $1.40$4.45:
local straight, $3.864.10: export, $3.60
3.65r bakers', $4.254.45. -
HAY Producers' prices: Willamette
valley timothy, fancy, $14$14.60: east
ern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy. $15,60:
alfalfa, $1813.60; vetch and oats, $11
12: clover. $910 per ton.
MILLSTUFFS Selling price: Bran,
$20.60 21 -middlings, $29.50 30; shorts,
zz.Duwza per ton...
1
loc
81" I
" 12
liO
4M '
. 64
304 .
57
80
3
10
1
42S
144S
27l
704
3208
AON
1728
CLOVER SEED Buying price: . No.
red, country points, 9&c; Portland,
ic; Alsike, 13014c.
STl
DCKS CLOSE WITH
CONFLI
!TI
RP
NEWS
Chtcaa-ti. Nov. S. It has heen a da of
bearish news for the wheat trade and
at the close there' is recorded a net de
cline o in December ana c in May.
An eany nip in. tne maraet xoiiowing
Liverpool cable was followed by a quick
rallv because a leading house bought
easily 600,000 bushels of December and
May, Shorts bought at the- same time.
Argentine news had considerable to
do with the action of the market early
and late. It was thought that some of
the best buying of ths morning was
based on adverse' cables 'given out on
India and Ararentlne bv a local house.
The bullish claims conflicted with the
earlier Broomhall advices - from both
countries. Still later Chicago houses had
Buenos Ay res cables declaring that
weather and crop conditions ars fine,: It
was this news which caused bottom quo
tations ior tne asy.:..-..--u'i.u'.).... ':s-':vJ1 j
RinM tit rlhlcaaro ttrlcea fut-nlaheit hv
bverbeck A Cooks Co., 218-217 Board of
Trade building: ,. .v,
Month
Pee.
May
July
ath, : 1 ' Open. , High. ' Tjw. '. Close. ''
!.. -.'. S4IA iv'S4 S3's- -.f S4B,
. .. ' CORN ' - . : , .
Dec ......v . W 7
May , ,...... - eV.70 .. . M5
July , WK os
Decv;... ;.;..: S7..;. 8Ti
May ......... 41Z ; 41'
July 41H 41i
eats-
r -i
OT'aB-8THB
Jan: ....,...U!74 . 1IWO
May .. ....... 1077,:- iw
.-.vio.'v';.' Lard
Jan.',.v.,..V..-..lnB5' lfT
Way . . v ...,.173 V lta
NOV. ...,. ...1V43
Jan.'
jaay
41.,4i2a
iv.";'VVa
1875
I0T7 ;
n3-
, MS
lftii ijos a;
iOltl
1IH2
1080 ,08T, Sjl'f.ltWr; IOMi.o.Fj
DENVER,. CATTLE ARE : Up' I V
-. vm - a .u....eMUnii, iii .4''':
$7-87.7S. ."'.-.j..
Cattle Rerelpta B.TOrt. Steers $.O0Q7.6O;
ewws snd helfera, $4.6'n4.23.
Sheep Hecelpts 7H. - Yearling $4,806
8.2.; wether. $4.004.5O; ewes, $3,600,4-25;
lanibe,-$8.50ti7.0O ',....(. Y ;
;V Journal .Want' Ads bring result.
New York, Nov. 5. Closing prices in
the stock market today were higher al
though conditions were tending toward
the bear side. The market was wall sup
ported by strong interests.
Dow. Jones & Co., reported that since
October 1. 20 blast furnaces have been
closed on account of the poor business
and additional curtailment Is under way.
The curtailment is the first severs re
duction in the outDut of Iron that has
occurred this year and reflects the state
oi tne steel traae.
American Tobacco declared the regu
lar quarterly dividend of , 6 per cent on
common., . Keguiar- guarteriy amaena or
14 per cent on preferred and 1 percent
on oommon was derlered'by the Ameri
can Smelting A Refining Co.
The Bank of England today secured
20,000 pounds of gold; the remaining
300,000 pounds being withdrawn for re
shlpment to Egypt..
Ranie-of New'York prices furnished
by Overbeck & Cooks Co., 316-217 Board
or Traae nunaing
DESCRIPTION IQpen IHIghl Low ICIoae
Amalgamated Copper Co.
American C. A ., e....
American Can, c. .......
American Can, pf......
American Cotton OIL c. .
American Sugar, e.
American Smalt, e, ....
Am. TeU A Tel.......
Anaconda Mining Co...
Atcchtton, c
Baltimore ' A Ohio, c. .
Beet Sugar ............
Bethlehem Steef, e. . .. . ,
Brooklyn RaDld Transit
canaaun t'armc, . c....
(.-entrai iatner, ; e....
Chl. k O. W c......
Chi., Mil, 't St. P.....
(hi. N. W.. e......
Chlno Copper-,..,
L'Ueaapeake unlo.....
Colorado K. si I., C...
Colorado . Sonthern. ,.;.
Oonsoltdsted Gas.......
Corn Products, e
Delaware A Hudson....
Brie. e.
Oeoeral' Klectrte. .......
O. .Northern, ore lends.
O. Northern, pf... ......
JUlnols Central
Int. MOtropollUn, e....
Lehlrh Vsller
Ksnsaa City Southern..
LoulaTllle NaahTllle,
M.. K. A T.. e. .........
Missoart Pacific .......
National Lead
Nerada Consolidated..,
New Haven
New York Central.....
N. T.. o. a w. ......
Norfolk A Western.. .
nan aiv.cr.uaa ...,.,
Northern Psclflc. e.....
Fscinc stall a. a. co..
Penneylranla . Railway.
P. Q., L. A C. Co....
Bay Cons. Copper..,,,,
Heading.: c. .........
Kennhlle I., a B.. e....
Kocx isiann, c. .......
St. L. fcVlV3d pf.
St. L. A 8. W.. e...
Southern' Pacific, c...
Southern Railway, e.,..
Tenn. copper ... , , , , , .. ,
Tetes A Psclflc.....i..
t., st. tb a w., c......
lTnlon Pacific,.; c...a.
union I'scific, pf,...,. .
J S. Rubber,: e...-.,,..
U. a. Steel Co.. e. . .. . .i
17. S, Steel Co., 'pt....
IFtsh Coppnr .. ,'.,
V trgtnls Chcmif a 1
W, U. Telegraph.......
Wrstlnghoune Electric,
Wisconsin Central, e,,
7114
2BH
0H
83
120H
84 tt
1
63
121 H
34H
02 (J
ua
so soy.
228 4
38
'sili
88Hi
14BH
10BH
14')
60l 6Vs 8514
IH4
26
90 1
83
120
84 J4
9144
2M
223 ta
38
81 K
12S
100
18T(
151 -
24
1319s
38
15
7944
96 ij
103
iof
23U
108 U
18
lC-Stt
1S
MS
140 V
68
M
!
67
22
I'M
8
160 ;
32 .
12HU
w2
sHJ f
2H
48 3
Monce onenad Hlah ft, loar Sat. elnaul
J in. i.aa 1,11 . n
Home Grown .Walnuts. V
Albany. Or'Nov. 6. Per ha dm the first
borne grown English walnuts of -the
Mayette variety were received on the
local market yesterday. Thev-werw har
vested by Hiram Parker, a gardener of
North Albany. . Retail prices are quoted
st 30 eents per pound.
WhfredShore&Co.
' Building ZiiiJ-
Aralable for Loans
Secured by First Mortgage on
Improved City Property',vVwv
Special Prepgyment Privileges
Wednesday '
Tuesday 109
MfMlilae ...... 1 rl.l1
Saturdsy' ........ br8
r-riaar ........... noS
Thursday ......... l;)
Week ago- , 2N2
Year ago 4au
Two xesrs ago.... ss
There Is not ths slightest sign of
I HCMiwa t.i iua meat nua usuo, jiuv-
; withstanding tne fact that practically
an ins leading trade centers In ths coun
try today showed sharp losses in ths
price. .
eaics or nogs were sgsin maae at
North Portland at the former extreme
fitice of $8.80 for top offerings, this ba
ng fully 26c higher then similar quality
Is selling at any other market In the en
tire country.
At Chicago there was a weaker tone
in the hog trade today, with a loss of
10 to 15a In theories. -
Ksnsaa City hog market was very
weak, with a further decline of 15o In
the price. '
South Omaha hog trade ruled weaker,
jfith a loss of a dims from yesterday.
Today's general hoar market ranae:
Top killers ,8 8.8
Good and light 8.008.2
Heavy 7.6
Rough and heavy 7.00 7i25
.. Cattle Ars Holding steady.
While showing practically no change
in the price, the cattle trade at North
Portland is considered steady at ths low
range recently In effect. There waa
quite a liberal movement to market, but
killer have been taking hold somewhat
better. . - .1 .
With the first sears of the Australian
beef over -and the- experiment proven a
dismal failure so far as ths local market
Is concerned, klllera are not so wary of
the stock as they were - for several
weeks. ' ' - ' -
All of '.the big killers ars now putting
considerable stock on feed with ths ex
pectation of a better market later in the
season. Ths Yakima Herald of late date
says that In connection with their feed
ing operations on the reservation ' this
fail and winter, Frye A Co. will dis
tribute approximately $200,000 among
reservation hay growers and in wagea to
men in their employ, saya ths Review of
Toppentsh. A large portion of this
amount has already , been paid out, and
before tne first of December practically
every farmer who has sold hay or rent
ed pasture lands to ths company will
have his money In band.
The big meat concern now has 4000
cattle and 30,000' sheep on- the reserva
tion and the former will soon be In
creased to 8000.. Their purchases of hay
for feeding exceed 20,000 tons for which
they have paid approximately $110,000.
xnoy nave rented during ths. season
something over 10,000 acres of hay stub
bis for pasture purposes, : which hss
brought the farmers an average of $3.60
oer acre. In addition duiinar the sum
mer they had several thousand acres of
wild paaturs aiong Toppenisn creek for
wnicn a smaller rental was paia.
During ths entire winter they will
employ a man and team at each feeding
yard, with a pay roll of about $2000 per
month; for riders the company pays out
about $500 per month, for men and
teams $1000 per month and for sheep
herders and miscellaneous mirnoaea
about $1000 additional.
At Chicago there was a loss of lOo
to 16c in ths cattle market for the day,
Kansas City cattls market ruled
steady with only a small run.
South Omaha cattle market was gen
erally a dime lower for the day. .
Today.'s general cattle market range:
Best steers $7,2647.60
Oragoa '
Oregon
V -
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon -
Ida bo .
Oregon
Oregon .
174
VI t
m
1M1
27l
lint
UH
' 314
2M
81
nn
nt
93
93
Ate. lbs,
niD
129T
' 707
' 1360
94
980
, 1T4S
1170
103
20R
, 182
14
1t
243
MO
403
Oregon
Oregon .
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon .
Oregon
.,.. .... 10
. - ' LAMBS "
................ 2i
, t- S3
: ' "
WETHKKS
so
13 '
...... ........... .140
MIXED HUEBr-
..it, ..-...! 131
GOATS
S . 115
104
1 88
77
73
83
74
IT
a
8.23
h L'O
S.i'o
7 7n
7.M)
7.ivi
7 21
t.20
$170
$4 61
4A
489
$3.75
Price.
, $7M)
.w. 7.IW
7 25
7.00
j. .
$8.03
- 8.00
,' $3.60
: 6.00
: $.30
8 80
8.30
8 HO
! . .' S.8S
7.80
$3 SO
A 10
"$4.75
$5.75
6 75
8 75
$4 no
8 WV
3 80
$4.00
$40
FHUIT
Hood -. IUvcr Afi.:: tl i ? :
Pacific . llslrlbuU.rs 1 ;i.U
Murkct 1 S.t ft ri iiiui .. 1.
: CHICAGO HOGS SLUMPING .
Chicago. Noe. 6. nogs 43.000. Market 10(9
18c lower. Mixed and butchers. $7. 108.00;
good snd beaey. $T.6MU8.0i: rough and hoary,
$7.10S7.4O; light, $7.&tT.0.
Cattle 29,010. Market lOttlSe lower.
Sheep 40,000. . Market stead.
KANSAS CITV CATTLE HOLDING
Kansas City. Nov. 6. Hogs 13.000.
15c lower. 3'ope $7.85. .
Cattle 9000. Market steady, ,v
Sheen 10,000. . Market firm.
Market
OMAHA MUTTON STRONG ,
South Omaha. Nor. 5.-Cattle 22.000. Market
steady to 10c lower. Steers $8.3509.00; cows
and heifers. $8.20S7.60. .
Hoga 8400. - market lOe lower at $7.45
A62. .
. Sheep.-.. 24,000.1 Market steady to strong.
Yssrllngs. $5.25(S.86( wiethersi 4.7&&4.0o;
Umbs, $7.257.60; ewes. $4.3Jat4.60.
; Hop Business Is Quiet.
Owing to the elections yesterday there
were no new orders for hops received
In the local market and the trade is
quiet A Jot of 236 bales of poor quality
ia said to have been sold at Woodburn
at 2140 and Lachmund ia- reported to
have purchased 609 bales at 8$o a pound.
Most dealers report sn absencs of orders.
1 " - -
New York Cotton Market.
. . Open, High.; Low. "j. Close.;
Mar. .......1330 1347 1328 134504
Mar,.-.. .....1380 1847 1328 134646
Wav . ..... .1830 184 , 1327' 1844046
I July .1817 1886 1315 1333034
I -. ' a a. a a a A Sara a a s a a A
Uec. ....... isou 130 a 1400 ssosivov
Hood River. Or Nov. 5. lVu-1-
from the Hood River valley are bt.-.i .;
sold to California buyers. "We ahii : t
sample bags of the potatoes to our
fornla rcprenentaU ye," aavs VUm.n
Sleg, salesmannger of the North Pai'lfli'
Xrr.uit. .nitai-lKntA&a....ajr.A. ha Af f Are., Ihwri
to buyers Ih San Francisco; Oh k land aha
other bay towns, with the result that
they bought -readily at $1.05 a bag ami
are now paying $1."
The Hood River valley probably will
produce 100 carloads of potatoes this
year. t . . ..:- ',.. .
. : San Francisco' Barley Calls.
.. Ba ea Vtanrilsni . !aw ' 1 t)alaf stsi11s
y aassia aw yiwin v iuw t. ajs s
v Open. ... High. Low. Clo.
May . ......139H 139 139U 138U
Mpney and' Exchange.
'London, Oct. S. Consols. 724d; sll
rer. 2Tii; bank rate, 6 per cent.
New York,' Nov. p. Sterling exchang.
long, $4.82; short, $1.86; silver bullion,
89C -
i .... Mr v..'-t-. i''-..
" Ssn Francisco. CaL. Nov. Sterling
exchange. 60 . days, $4.80 M 1 sight,
$4.84; documentary, $4.79: transfer,
telegraphic, 6 per cent premium; sight,
a per com premium.
NORTHWEST BANK. STATEMENT
, . Tertians' Banks. , . ,.-
Clearings ,, ' .i This week. Year sg.
Wednesdsy .$3,123,153.49 $2,943,819.47
Tuesday Holiday. - '
Monday ........... 8.083.208.03 , $.458.731.87 :
,. Seattle Basks. . '.. ' '.:-"'
Clearlnga ,...r.......$3,la.4na.oo
Balauces ........ ..,...........,. ,173,130.00
" ''"Tan ism sUsssV-s-"' ' :- 9
Clearings 438 81T.onr
Balances M.SK4.0O
The
Canadian Btonlc
of &mmercc
' 7 "head office. -'
Toronto, Canads.
Eiubliabed 1S74. - .
A General Hanking. Buslacsn
Transacted, -
iv...v' . 1 (.""r:.'i,,"ti ;f
1 ''" . ':.' . '. . . .'. (' :..''.
Interest paid on time deposits
-PORTLAND BRANCH,
Corner Second sad ' Stark Sts.
F. C MALPS. Msnsgtr. ,
...1......
7.15
6.50
6.25
6.11
6.00
$.60
4.50 6.00
, 5
" 6.60
8.609.00
6.60 7.60
Ordinary steers
Poor steers . . .
Best heifers . .
Best cows ....
Medium cows ,
Poor cows
Ordinary bulls
Fancy stags , ;
Fancy bulls . .
Prims light calves
Prime heavy .......
There continues a very strong tons In
the sheep market and values ars being
held firm at the recent extreme. . There
has been a greater demand than supply of
mutton recently In the yards and for ths
better 'class offerings especially the de
mand has been very brisk. ..
At Chicago there was a steady tons
In ths sheen trade for ths day. : -
Kansas City shsep market ruled firm
at former prices,
South- Omaha - sheep . market . was
steady to. strong today.
Today's general mutton market range:
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON -
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
Capital' - -V $1,000,000 ,
Siirplut - - $1,000,000
OFFICERS -
7. O. AZKSWOBTat, rrssidant.
B. SaXA BAJUrZB, Tlce-Presldsat. - , B. W. 80XHZ2B, Cashier.
A. X. WBIQKT, Asst, Oashlsv. -
sr. x. KOZ.T, Aisi, Oasbisr. . ' V, VXCX, Asst. Cashier.
..... .1
6.75
6.50
6,00
4.60
4.00
3.60
Best spring lambs ...
urainary tamos
Yearlings
Old. wethers 4.26
Fancy ewes 8.80
Ordinary ewes ............. $.00
v Todays Zdvastock Shippers. . ..:
' Hoga L. L. Miller, Nampa, Idaho, 1
load; J. T. Cooper, Condon, 1 load; F. B.
LUIle, Condon, 1 lond; Hugh Cummings,
Junction City, 1 load; Halsey, 8 loads.
Cattle Phillips - Coleman, Nampa,
Idaho, 1 load: L. L. Lawaon, 3 loads;
S. Fleetwood, Baker, 8 loads; F. A. Phil
lips, 8 lnftds; E. T. Slayton, Terrebonne.
1 load; R. De Armond, Vale, 4 loada.
. Sheep J. Dadtiorak, Sheridan, 1 load,
Mixed stuff W. Block, McCoy. 1
load hogs and sheep; J. Ackerrasn,
Brownsville, 1 load hogs and sheep: T.
Kopplin, Plalnvlew, 1 load cattle, calves
and hogs. ..! i' -i. ..;
Comparative livestock receipts at North Portland:'".-.
' ' " -'.
' - '''' V..:. Cattle. CaUes. Hogs. Sheep.
3fonth to date... 7 14 3,878 R.
Year ago ... . .. . 400 : ' 82 1,427 7.081
. $10
1.410
1 Increase .....
-Decrease ..... 4A ...... 1,729
Year to date. ..v.TO.oet 4.IWI3 14t,4!V 383.747
Yea, age ........ .68,600 ' 2.617 68.080 214.384
. Iscrease ...i.. 8,181 v 1,878 SO, 450 89,481
' Tnssday Afternoon salaa,
Rwtlnn ' .' ( :' vKe,"AVS. IhS.' :' Price.
Oregnn .i 69 188 $.V5
Your Account is Invited.
This bank;has i thoroughly equipped' plant, an
efficient staff, ample capital, large resources,5 a
"strong directorate' and capable officers. t:
-1 , .
LUMBERMENS
it. .' t ..,. ,c. ' . I- 1 .'"
National Bank
.7 Cprner Fifth and Stark .
RESOURCES
MILLIONS
j.aWILS0N&C0
: NWW TORK STOCK EXCHANGK v
V"1 NEW TORK COTTON EXCHANQifl ':.'
THE STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
. -,-yj BAN X KAWClB-J
PORTLAND OFFICE -
B6 Oak St., around floor, X.srwls Xldg,
Vhoaes KarshaU 4190, A-4187.
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: tttoeks, Bonds, oettoa, Oram, Sts. .
' iis-aif Board ef Trade Building.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
Td AIXEXCHANGES ,
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. t Mospondenta of Logan as Mrraa
. Chicago. Nsw York. , vl
Ladd & Tilton Bank
Established 1859 , 7 7
' CAPITAL $1,000,000.00 V
SURPLUS . $1,000,000.00 .
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Letters of ' Credit, Drafts and Travelers Check
v Issued, Available in All PttrU of the World. ;
' Corner s Third and , Washington Streets
FIRSI. NATIONAL BAlll!
, CAPITAL $1,500,000 .
SURPLUS $1,000,000
OLDEST NATIOHAL BANK WEST Or Tli.
ROCKY MOUNTAINS
CORNER FIRST AND WASfllNGTOrJ
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