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Newspaper Page Text:o:i I)AU,V JOURNAL, TORTLAND. THURSDAY EVEIJIIIG, NOVEMBER 6, 1913. 35HG9S DEPRESSION- POTATO GROWERS IN NO MOOD TO SELL; MARKET VERY SLOW Prices That Shippers Can Afford to Offer Ar , Rejected' by Growers, Mrho Anticipate Higher , Values la , the Future. 44444 Today's Froauce Traae. Cheese situation strong. . , Butter market unchanged,. Hops are rather alow. , Country meats are lower; Higher salmon prices. . ' Potatoes offered sparingly,' Onions alow but firm, . -, ' Grape supplies scant- -;' ' Potato growers , have ideas higher ,tnn the present market can afford. Almost art entire cessation or business Is reported . with outside points. There , Is at best only a limited demand at ,-this time, but even this cannot be filled ; promptly. There Is only one local dealer, so far - .As can be ascertained, who has had any ' business lately from the southwest and this has been from old customers in Arizona. ; For , beat shipping stock for that account 76o a cental Is being .offered at country shipping points, but growers are asking from 6 to lOo above this. Shippers are unable to meet the advance -and there the situation rests. . . Home recent purchases of ordinary shipping potato.es have been reported as low as 7oc a cental but shippers . nay that unless-they, are able to pay 76o tliey will not seek the business as ' growers will not put up good stock at ' -the lower price and such shipments "would be rejected when they reach the mifiket. . Idaho continues the bear In the po tato trade at all points where the west era and eastern Oregon stock seeks to compete with it. This condition Is ex- peoted to continue until Idaho ship : 'rnents cease as a result of cold weather, .Then It may be possible that the mar f leets will do better. ... ,- - In the meantime local growers are Showing little Interest in the market. .VEAt ; MAItKK IS LOWER i'i ?!', , a tower prices are being named tn the Tfront street market for country- killed - ;ralves With quite liberal receipts re , eently. .Sales of good stock are re ported as low as12c a pound, but in a limited way as high as 13c is being btalned , , ;! -HOGS CJONTINUB SLUGGISH ? . . f - Market for country killed hogs eon- - ktinues sluggish with 104 the extreme Mop in the Front street trade for best. 'Quality offerings. Recent receipts have .teen liberal. iPresent price Is practl j tally the basts for livestock. JJEW ORANGES BEING COLORED n.'l . . it ; ji3 First, carload of new crop 'navel or-i-anges has, reached this city but has not yet been , offered the trade owing ' to poor color. The stock has been kept '4n'ths car'' to brighten " up the fruit. Valencia are still coming In a small tway and are quoted at 88 s. box.- , J fclCIXY ' UNDERSELLS SOUTH .A Shipments of small lots of lemons - -il rom Soclly continue to come to the Vjoeai ; tnarktl., The price Is generally nruiing at o ror. oesc onenngs irom -there, while-California best is quoted ii FRESH ' SALMON IS FIRMER IT The market for fresh salmon ts some. wnat nrmer nere as a result of a fight at Tillamook for supplies. Sllversides Chinooks ere ranging from 6o to 8c a pound. - Fall b rights are arriving and : " TOMATO PRICES ADVANCED ' Owlnsr to tha hlo-her nrlnes than ntl ctpated for tomatoes at Southern Cali fornia points, the local market is show : In an advance with luge today ruling (rum i.oo hj t.to. uamy oi tale ar rivals is rain or gooa. , , FORECAST FOR SHIPPTERS Weather bureau sends the following notice to snippers: Protect shipments as far north as Seattle against minimum temperatures ' of about 38 degrees; northeast to Spo kane 82 degrees; southeast to Boise. 83 Vv rfarrees: south to Ashland. 44 deirraaa. - .Minimum temperature at Portland to- nigat. aDoux u negrees. PORTLAND JOBBING PRICES 'Thee prlres- are tbeee at wbloa wselMaten , kii to i muoiw. tirain oinerwHe stated: BUTTER Nominal. Creamery eobee, S-let etty priati, 84iQ36c; state creamery. SlOsSei ranch butter, SJfc. - , EGGS Nominal. CanfllM local eifme Met ., 47c: elert pullpt. 3r; can conot, 42c; enot biiylnu price, 8G(g0o f. e. b. Portland: atoria -LIV8 POtTWRT Hna 15c: aprlnirs. I4aj Indian Rtmnera. - lOfiHle: tni-keve. wiwwi, ' dreeaed, 2TV,e! pifteon. old, 1. young, tl.K r doacn jartrabblta, 11.25(81.60 down. , " LHEfcsis omini. irew oreaoa fancy fall ' eream tvtai 'and trlplota, iTcf dallies, IrUe: Soung America. 18He. " ' . BUTTER FAT Prodacer' price tor Portia Dd : 4leilwy, per Ik., 84o. Kepa, ass Kldes, ' HOPS-BnyUig price. , choice, vrlai Sl'Ae medium to prime, juc; medium, la. WOOL Komlnal. ISIS clip. Willamette -mi. ahlre, lTci choice fancy lota, 18c lb. eaatera . Oresoo, 104818c, according io ahrlnkaae. CUl'hlM OB CASCAltA BANK A IS. ear fete. 4 He; leia than ar lota, 4 He. ,7 ' II1DK8 Dr hldoe. 214li22o Ib.t .... aalte4 bldea, lie: holla, trees ealt Set slue. 12018c; calTM, dry, iMQZOc: calf nil, salted er green, 17J18c; green hidea, le leM than alted: aheep pelt.. salted, abearlaca, lOOaum exy, 10c. Traits sad Vegetablel, - VBESH HTRUITS Oransee, 0.80e.0O: ' ba aanaa 4gifie lb.; lemona, 88.50i. llmea, 11.60 per 1001 grapefruit. Florida, 10.115; plueapplee 147o; peaches, fancy, 60T5oi ordinary; SOe: Watermelona,. lc, grapes, Ooooorde, 12We uer 4 ib. baaketi other Tarietlea, tl.25tfl.t; potrii iBElilEB Hnckleberrlea, 1&ae lb.: era a. berries, local, M-60; en tern, (10.50 barrel ' '. VBGKTABLE Turnipe. 1.15; beets, St in carrots. $1.16; paranlpe, (1.15 aa:fc; cabbace! (1.25; -. local tomatoea. eoo , per box; atrfna beana, 12c; green oniona, 12to per doten knnohce; ptppera, bell, B(gS6ci head lettuce. S.UIH)C, doaeu; celvry, eoiQticj exc Dlaiit iocs eanllflower, -05e$l Jl3; doxen; rhubarb; loeiil i ); ortlcbokee, (1.75 doxen; aorouti. IJc; epinach, local poaa, nmile. ; ONUONS-aobblug price, (2.00; carload bar SSllfta'U 1 "W ArrbitoopiizenDFrK, a Northern Ipy, $.89t2.TO; Jonathan (1. 7644 2.00; RhSd. land Greeulnn. (1.0061.2.1; Winter Baoaua. J.OOaitOO; Ortley. 1.50(ii2.00t -OraTenetelu I I i.uuiuj.io.iw i, eouKina aradee. 7acuaij POTATOKM ttelllua Drlco! K-.tr. T.i."' (1.15(81.25; choice, (l.K; ordinary, (1.00 ZS bujlng prl, carloada. 70fa80e country uolnta: aeeeta, (1-W per rental. , ' Urocet-tee, ' ,v t i 1 h' n v gCGARCube, (5.bu; powdered, (5.40; fruit or berry, (5.20; beet (S.oo; dry raaulated, 5-o; It fellow, (1.S0. vAbora uaotatluns are feu uuya pet eaab. . EUAN'S email white. 0 3-Sei larae white, plus. ci Umue, flc! alsfca. key. HICK Japae style, Xo. 1. eHOBKet i Orluna. bead. 6(S7ci Creole, -fivte.' f HONBY w, fi.76 per eeae. CALT Conre. be!f gronne. 100. (10 net (oai 60S (10.75; labia dairy, 6Wa, 18; lot. IS SHOWN IN MARKETS UNABLE TO ABSORB HEAVY STOCK OF- APPLES -OFFERING Shipments to the East and , Middle West Have Been Very Liberal; Rotter Feeling Expected -When Colorado Cleans Up. The market for Pacific northwest ap ples" at eastern and central western points, while somewhat mors axtlve, is still not brisk enough to fully absorb the very liberal Offerings from this sec tion, r - - . . ( r In general there has been practically no change in value. Vov extra fancy Cashmere fipitaenbergs local interests are still strong in their views at $1.80 and ll.SO per box. f. o. b., and no sales are being made below this range. A message from Kansas City; states that. at... the present .time there are 76 carloads of -. Paciflo northwest .apples held In storage there, together with perhaps 60 carloads from Utah and Colo rado. . The market Is quoted ' more ac tive and as soon as the latter stock ts out of the way the general situation Is expectea to improve. Cables from Glasgow indicate that buyers there Who purchased ' fellow Newtowns hers earlier in the season at 11.90 for extra fancy, are losing money in their speouiatlon because the market at present aoroaa aoes not jueuzy sucn an extreme buying price. It is generally presumed that this condition is due to the faot that Ore gon Newtowns have been arriving there with practically no color and better colored stock Has neen . avauaoie front California, . v ... DAVfDSdM, AFTER GROWERS President of North Pacific Distrlhu tors Likely to Go After la ' . dependent Shippers. . Iood River, ' Or.. , Nov. . That the Hood -River apple growers who havs violated their contracts with the Apple Growers' association in shipping their frutt--trldcpendent after- signing their crops". with the association, will be called upon to explain their -conduct to the court, seems certain. H. F. David bod, - president of - the; North Paciflo Fruit Distributors and district manager of the local association, says:. . "When the Apple Growers' associa tion was organized the trustees saw fit to employ such attorneys as Wallace McCamaflt, of Portland; and L. A. and A. p Read of ' Hood Stiver, to prepare the contracts with-the-growers for the handling of, their crops and ware assured that thjy were binding and valid, and It now seema incumbent unnn, the anno- cfation to take up the unpleasant duty of making a test of the cases where growers nave violated their contracts und are shipping independent. "Largo obligations have been assumed by , the, association on the strength of inese contracts, ana in oraer tnat it may know whether or not it" is war ranted in assuming these obligations, it will be absolutely heoessary to make a test of every violation." ''The association was organised for the sole and only purpose of protect ing the growers, and did not undertake to proceed until a sufficient tonnaare was signed up to warrant its existence and it relied wholly on its contracts made with the grower and 'therefore must Insist on their fulfillment. I am glad to state, however, that there have been but a few growers, in Hood. River who have not stood by ' their contracts, and we deplore the act 1 that these growers are throwing upon the associa tion the unpleasant duty of making- a legai lest or me vauaity or tne con tracts. ' - .....:-- "The associations affiliated 'with the North ' Paciflo Fruit - Distributors mruuHnvui tue states 'ox uregon, wain ington, Idaho and Montana, have stood bv the distributors in . verv rratlfv- ing manner, and there have -been but lew instances or disloyalty or tne grow ers with the local associations, and I desire to eay . that the 40 or BO em ployes of the distributors are doing everything In their power and are Work ing from 10 to IS hours per day, mar keting me proauct or tne nortnwest." EUGENE GETS FRUIT ORDER First Shipment of Canned Fears to - Start for f Europe; . Competes With the World. 1 Eugene, Or., Nov.. A shipment of inree tons oi cannea xrftne county uarl let t peara was made this week from Eugene to Havre, France,, the Eugene Fruit Growers' association having re cently received an order from that city with the statement that further orders will be forthcoming if the fruit is sat. Isfactory. As the product of the local cannery, s considered among the beat tn the country, the members of the as sociation have no fear - but that the irrenonmen wui lute tne xruit. v The local . association has shlppeJ several carloads of evaporated ; prunes IV AJ Mug.aMH, vwv 111 1 D ,0 lilt- first shipment to Europe of ' canned gooan. 11 u expectea mil a Dig mat -ket for the product of the slant will be created in foreign countries as a re sult of these Initial shipments. - GOOD, APPLES PRODUCED Folk County Frolt Finding Excellent Sale at High Prices) Because Of Fancy Quality. Indenendence. Or.. Nov. (.(1 W. Dossett has demonstrated to the, world that Folk county land Is adapted to the growing of fine fruit . On 30 acres of land Mr. Dossett has producel 4000 boxes of apples that are as fine as any that can be grown. - These are all se lected and are to be shinned to the 8a. attle market Apples that are properly raised and Sacked get the same prices in the mar et as those from -any 'other district. (17.601 bales, (2.2B: eatre fine barrels, Si, as and 10, (3.2B-00t lump rock, (20.00 set tea. nuate, riaa aad vrevialeaa, DRIifiSRU AlUATtt - Sellloa nrlxewlH,.,.. kilUdi Uuga, fancy, lOaiOHc; ordinary, loci much and hearr. Be: fauejr eeala. lauffriu,.: ordluarT.USiet poor, 8aUOc; bmbs, loci, uut' IUD W-i KV-.M1, -V.'" .-'V. ''"''V' L HAMS, BACON BT0.Hm. 18(321ei W. fast baeoo, 16a27Vti boiled ham, 2WHc: Die sic. c; eetuge -). . MEATS t'ackiliS houae Siteera No. I ittek. lScj eowe, No. 1 etotlt, 12e; ewei, Be; wethera iOe: iamba, lie; perk loins, gUc: drewrt per 100 10, aack t) Wraipia. pr gallop ia-BOl per loo lb. sack )j i-.oned, eaatera! Afu fan: SO.bO doses: eeatern. Is atieil. ai 9nS a .00 per 100; raaoc clama, (2.003.(0 boi- east. ra oratera, per eUoa. solid pack, (0.70. - Liau ,'Aieiv-ee, mh cuaiiwttaO, tierces. 11 40. - - - 1 lrifl Kotalnat,, Dreaaed flmiaaers,' Tot hall h.,t fluilOe: aurloed bau. 17e: ellvaru ecr Cbluooka be; halibut 610cj solve 7e IbTi ebrimia. perch, Se lb. J lubetars. Doc lb.; Diara- ueaa jvi-j aiiTer auieit, 7c ahad ; Diara, cuu, jw, aiuriiron, licte. CKAltS Large, (1.40; niedluia, 0e doaea. - feints and Oils. , 1.1KHRKD OIL Raw bbla.. .fiSd w rmt L 1 1 . .1 kt.lM : ... ..t . Maw ------ L ... . . .M mi; iLf lota of 2&0 aaUona. i U eake biiniI, (4S pet Mn. . WHiia i-tiAi iou lou, so per ir. euo U, tot-j 8o pr lb.; leas lota, 6H Pet la. VII. WKAiuarioao loia, TLRFk.MlMfi In canes, l.iv: Wood barpaii IOe; liva baneia bde per gaUooj 10 ease lets, HOP PRICE AT HOPS SLUGGISH iN ALL MARKETS TODAY 1 Lotver Values "Are Shown at Trac- j : tlcally All World's Centers? For elgn Mttrkets Are ; Weaker and Generally Quoted Lower. . There Is a weaker -feeling in the hop trade and .prices are sluggish with the extreme prloe available today at SI V 0 22o a pound, and little business .otter ing at that range.- Growers are show ing much more inclination to do busi ness and most of the local of floes ars beinir overrun with prdducers who are seemingly anxious to let go, There are' few orders In sight and even these are at lower prloe. The English ' and continental markets are sluggish and generally lower according to latest cables from there. - ' ' No business is reported either in California. or Washington and the lim ited sales here are perhaps the Only ones On the coast at the moment. - The Sweeney lot' of 140 bales was taken at Woodburn at Utto, a pound and the Ramage lot of 66 bales in the earns aeotlon, was reported sold at a similar price. . . . A late New York mall advloe says Of the general Situation: . - jjal Reoetpta for week. Mi Receipts since Sept 1........... 86.866 Exports to Europe for week.... 10,611 Exports from September 1 a,77 tmnnrti t nr . vpav.' . . . . a . . . . . . .L. 154 Imports irom September .,... 7f "Interior New "Stork marketa have con tlttued very firm, And the purchase from time to time have so depleted stocks in growers' hands that the few remaining lots will not last-long. Ke cent sales have been at 40 4 to. for the finer grades, with the buying Interest still In evidence. , y . . "Locally we have hid rather - more business with brewers as the conoes Bions that dealers have been willing to make brought' out rather more order-. The shadin of prices has been chiefly on Pacifies and quotations for these are reduced 120 states are firmly held because of ths strength shown la the l"15ngiieh and continental mall and cable advices indicate very Quiet mar- "The beer "sales In the JJnited States during September were 6,777,6 60 bar rels, a compared With M74,64 barrels same month last year, an increase of 103,008 barrels." - , , New Vork hop prices per pound; State, 1918, choice........ v..,..ff State, 1818,. medium to prime.. .87041 State! 1918 ......lsSjg State. Old olds J8 Paciflo coast, 19 IS, choice. .... .203O Paciflo Coast, 1913, medium ,to prime 26 28 Paciflo coast, 1913, prime .t choice ....28024 Pacifio coast, 1912. common to? , good ........j.....1822 Paclfie coast, old? olds. ....... ..16019 imported. 1913 ...... ....68 70 WHEAT CONDITION IS GOOD Unusually Large Acreage of Fall Grain Sown Around Condon; Plants Appearing.'- - Condon, Or., Nov. B, Farming condi tions have been ideal here during the past month and ah unusually large acre age of grain has already been sown by farmers. Over one-half of the grain sown is showing above the ground and the bunchs-rasa pastures are greener than - they have been at thla season for many years. U'ne larmers are aim in the fields early and late, getting in all the grain possible, but . they are also more careful than usual In selecting their seed grain ana sowing n progeny. HEAVY SALES OF APPLES ' V - V.- 3. L. Dumas oit Walla Walla Sella Entire Output of Pomona Or chard to Indianapolis. Walla Walla, Wash., Nov, 6 One of the largest Individual apple sales of the season was completed yesterday when j. L. Dumas sold his famous Pomona orchard yield to L N.1 Price & Co., of Indianapolis. The Crop Is estimated at from 36 to 80 canoaaa. jn price waa not made public, but it Is understood the figures were at top noi.cn. '. San. Francisco Froduce Market. San Francisco, Noy. . Wheat per cental, elubi (1.481.46tt; northern bluestem. (1.651.67H: do. recleaned seed. (1.70 1.72 ; Turkey red. tl.65 1.62H; red Russian, (1.46pl.4Btt; lor- ty-f old, (1.50 l.bz,. . i uariey, per csniai, pwu i ";5."' $1.82i41.35; lower grades, $.47H l.su: snipping aira oi-ewiua, e.ei7sw 1.19U. '- Potatoes per cental, aena wnitea, ob I1.1U, uo. xancy,' eji.tuw ., ca.iii. 1.90 2.00; Oregon BurbanKS. (1.86 p nn- mvrMta. xi.ouiedi.zd. Onions, per ceniai, Buveromno, i..b Butter, extras, SOio; prime firsts, 8O0; firsts, iio. -. . .. v Eggs, extras, 67c; select pullets, 43o; storage extras, sac. . ; uneese, new waiuonua a.o.b. i,w l7o; do. Young America, 1617Ho; eastern, lV4Pc; uregon twins, oc; do. Young America, i7c Seattle Produce Market. Seattle, Nov. 6.-Eggs, select ranch, beQSP 00c , April aiorage, oju; iioou . km AUn: lnral Btoraae. 86c - Butter, Washington creamery cubes, 84c; city creamery bricks. 85o; fresh rn. 80tfJ31o: Oreiron. 80081c. i Cheese, Tillamook, 17Hc; Young Americas. 19c; triplets, ivc; wiscon- in (Willi, vmji; .''--l " .1 Onions, California yellow, 2 2J4c lb.; local,' (1.60P1.7 per saca; uregon, (2.60 per sacic ' , Potatoes, local, $20022 per ton 1 Yak ima gems, $2326 per ton. Among the Trade Than u aoma talk amoDf our fruit growers about an effort being made to start a cannery at Lebanon. As yet it is nothing but talk, but as much of this always precedes all enterprises, It Is hoped that the subject will be continued until the berry growers are not com pelled to ship their crops to other places to find a market , jk 1. "" 1 a a iia-a-natlon that mlaht be nrofitablr adopted throughout Oregon- Is that con tained in an exchange to the effect that the United States department of agri ruiiturn is tn uncouraffe and assist In the. organisation of "pig clubs" among the young people in every agi 11-uii.uiai cum- munity throughout the country. , The ' Sterling Flouring Mills ' at Brownsville have put out over 1000 sacks of flour under the new manage ment, and with a steady and increasing demand for flour and-the better condi tion that the Wheat is now in, Mr. Hur ling expects to have the mills up to full running capacity before the end of the season. t , , , , The Brownsville Fruit cannery' has demonstrated that It will stay.- Fruit growers can " congratulate themselves upon this fact Tliey should prepare now to grow more' fruit, especially ber ries. , ; w ' n . , , 1-' U(ie ' cannery and selling association for Clarke county. Washington, Is now practically assured. WITH PRICE REDUCED u. . . ... ( 11 f ALL BIG WORLD'S CENTERS VHEAT BIDS FIRM; CLOB IS FINDING - fllUS 0P89 CENTS Mdi'ket In Better Shape as Jtesult of ; Improvement in Galifornla' Sltua tlon; Bluestetn Is Holding at 00 Cnets, lldewater Tiack Basis. ' i t - i i 't 1 1 ' ' ii 4 .s Xndla In tas central, nutted provinces and In (be rtuxjuab, Ugbt, eoattersd rata has fallen, but aot sufficient - to do material food. - - -Hnngary--ryneii U causing an tts favorabis derelopneat of toe erep. - " WHEAT CAROOJCS QUIET. ' v London, Nov. - (Wheat cargoes On paaaage, quiet and unchanged. English country markets, quiet ; French country markets, qaiet"', . POHTLAnI), aRAIN RECEIPTS. -Cars.- Wheat.Barley.Fioar. Oats. Hay. Monday 143 7 t 43 16 f., Tuesday, . . i 61 Wednesday,., 33 Thursday . .. 83 Year ago . . . ' 81 f's'n to date 7650 ear ago ...7688 -4 ' 3 There Is a better feeling in the wheat trale locally and olub bids are Almost f enerai today at 80a a bushel, tidewater rack baals. The Improved feeling In California and the expectations of for eignbusiness within a short time com bine to aid the situation here. Blue stem bids are firm at 90a generally. The Japanese Steamer will pronably leave today with a big shipment of Sheat for that country, but f urther or ers are said to still bs unfilled. The situation in the oats market Is mixed. In the Willamette valley a few sales have actually been made at an ad vance of 600 a ton but in the Interior the markets are really weaker and low er. This same condition is Shown on the sound. , Several cars of oats were sold in the Willamette valley on the basis of (26.00 a ton but no local Inter est could be found who was paying more than $26 in that section And those buy ing excluBively in the Interior were not Offering above 124.60 as a general rule. The Darley situation Is one of ths poorest seen this season. The only de mand Is for feed and even in this grade the market Is sluggish and generally lower here owing to the recent decline of about $1 a ton in the California market - -! WHEAT -Nominal producers' prices track, basis: Club, ?9p80o mUHng, bluestem, S90 90o: Turkey red, 85o; fortyfold, 80c; red Russian and hybrids, 78c; valley. 80o. BARLEY Nominal producers' prices track basis: Feed, 123.60; brewing, $24; rolled. $26 per ton. OATS New feed, $14.60028; milling $25.60 per ton. FLOUR Belling price: Patent, $4.40 4.46; Willamette valley, I4.404.45; local straight $3.864.10; export, $8.60 8.5: bakers', (4.36314.46. HAY Producers' prices: Willamette valley timothy, fancy, (14 14.60; east ern Oregon-Idaho fancy timothy, $16.60: alfalfa, $1818.60; vetch and oats, $11 Wrt$J?tJJi$1i p.e.p ton- ,L MILL8TUFFS flelllng jprice: Bran, I20.60f Sli middlings, $29.60930; shorts, $22,606)28 per ton. CLOVER SEED Buying price: No. 1 red, country points, 9 Vo; Portland, 10c; Alsike, 13 14a. . . .. . SHARP LOSSES IN STOCKS New York Market Specialties Are Severely Lower Today; 1.1st - Under Pressure. New York, Nov 8. After a steady to firm opening considerable weakness was shown in the security market today and severe losses were forced in the general 11st at tne closing. Amalgamated cop per lost 8 American Smelter , Ana conda . Canadian Pacifio 2. Erie u. Northern Pacifio Reading I54, South ern Paoifio 1, Union Paelflo i, V. 8. oieei, .common, s , ana . preierrea 14 pblnt. There was a slightly easier feeling in the money market and call loans were down to 4 per cent The Bank of England purchased 261, 000 pounds of gold. No change was made In the loaning rate. Baltimore & Ohio earnings for Octo ber show a gross Increase of $108,432. Norfolk & Western earnings for Sep tember show a gross increase of (4.7,025. Regular .dividend . was declared in American Cotton Oil, preferred, but ao action was taken on the oommon. Rang of New York prices furnished by Overbeck & Cooke Co., J18-UT Board of xraae ounaingt DK3CKIPTION Open BlKh Low fcToee Amalcauiated Copper Co. 66 American u. tar., . American Can, c. ....... Amerlcaa Cotton Oil, e. . 9 American emuit, e... Am. Tel. a Tel....... Anaconda.. Milling Co.... AtchlHon, ,,; e. ......... Baltimore It Ohio, , e,. Bethlehem Steel, e.... Brooklyn Bapll Tranalt.. Canadian Paclfie. e.... uentrai Jjearner, C.,.' U.,A 8t. ',P.,,. Cfalno Cioppi-r..., Cheaapeake (1 Oble...... Colorado K. ft I., e.... Colorado Boiithera, e.... uora rroeucia, e....... ST Northern,, pf,,.,. ce Securities ......... Illinois Central ....... 123U 138 20H a t:, e int. Metropolitan, e.... Lehleh Taller ........ 14U 14 181 ism U9i LoalsTllle ft NaabTlIle. M K. A T o. ....... Mlseonrl Paclfie Nevada - Oonaolldated..,. New Haven ........... New York Central N. Y., O. ft W. Norfolk A Western, e.. Northern Pacific, e.... Paelflo Mall 8, 8. Co.... Pennarlvanla Ball way., p. o., i a a oo....... Beading, e. ........... Repnbia I. ft B., e.... Bock Island, c. ....... St, I., H. r., 3d Pf,. Nonttaeru Paelfle. e.... 131 as1 18 814 80 954 36K 108 10 22 i 10V 121 159 a Boutharn Railway,; e.... 22& tnion racinc, e.. ...... t'nlon Pacific, pt V, S.-Bnbber, e. ....... 161 ir, s. citeei to,, c...... ir. B. Hteel Co-jfof..... 6'.V lOfiU ITtab Copprr . ?. WeatlngbotiH Electric.. ee w. U. jeiegrann .' Totai aalea 41.000 ebirea. Money opened 4. blab 4&. low SH, closed S94W4V6. VhfredShore&Co. ' J (I1 ' f 1 " , j f Lewli Building 1 Have Acple Fends Available fcr loans ; Secured, by First Mortgage on Improved City Property , , C Special Prepayment Privileges It . . (8 7 . 11 13. ,28 11 17 ? U 9 10 126 91' 836 1074 hi U1 1 34 883 OCA HOGS SE1LING 50 CEffTS ABOVE THE Market Down 10 to 15 (Oht Here Today but Chicago Shows Decline ', of 0 Cent While Kansai Cltf.ts , 15 to SO Cents Below Yesterday. s 4 e . . Today's Uog Market. . . 4- North rortiand $8.35 e t Chicago 7.76 Bouth Omaha ....;...., 7.70 Kansas, City .,...,M-n1.Cl. e Denver ...... 4,, 7-o 4 f t i , f ) s i r w s e44 .Hogs CatteX Calves Sheep Thursday ", .. 836 . 30 Wednesday ,. 767 $90 Tuesday ,.,.189 13 Monday Y....1361 - IS8 Saturday .,.. 658 ... ' Friday 966 401 Week ago..., 188 IU Year ago .... 471 99 3 years. ago. .1033 .890 1 12 2716 704 2204 389 684 941 i . . $ Remarkable quotations ars ruling In the swine trad at . North Portland, While the rest of the country has been outtlng its hog prices right and left for some days, the trend of th local trade has ben remarkably good. There was a joss of 10 to ISa in the prloe this morn ing in the local yards but the value be ing paid for tops Is so muoh higher than all competing centers that it would be folly to compare them, For instance the belt Quotations available In any stockyard market east of the Rookies for hogs today was too lower than the best price reached here this morning. This showing In ths local yards in the face of greater receipts than ever be fore known indicates that the demand tor stock in the local market Is by far the best in Its history. , , Seemingly it will be impossible for local swlno quotation to remain so high In the face of the extreme weakness at other points, but this has been said for Some days and still the premium avail able here has increased instead of show ing a loss. ' At Chicago there was a loss of 200 In the price of hogs for the day. Kansas City hog market ruled weak With a loss of It to toe. South Omaha hogs were firm with an advance of a nickel. Today's general hog market ranger Top kiilers ................. $.2O0 8.28 Good and Ilkht , 8.00 Heavy 7.50 Rough and heavy... 7.0007.28 , Sua of Cattle Small. , There wa a very small run of cattle m the North Portland yards over night. The trend of the trade is steady again, but there seems to be little snap to the buying. In som respects this is due to the fact that extreme good qual ity has been absent of late. At Chicago there was a weak tons in the cattle market for the day. Kansas City cattle market' ruled Steady at former prices. South. Omaha, cattle market was Steady for the day. Today's fenerai cattle market range! Best steers ... .37.25 7.60 Ordinary steers ............. 7.15 Poor steers ....,.,......... 8.00.60 Beat heifers ................ 8.2S Best Oows .. 8.16 Medium cows e.00 Poor cows .........,,,....., 6.60 urauiary nuns ............... 4.60 6.00 Fancy stags ., 8.88 Fancy bulls ' 6.60 r-rim iigni caives 8.B0I.00 Prime heavy . . . . . . . . .. . . . , .. . ' Chssp Uapplles Absent. There were no fresh arrivals of mut ton . over night In the North Portland yaras. xne conaition or the trade re mains very firm and there is no doubt that former extreme values will be re alised, for Immediate shipment, provid ing suitable quality Is available: At Chicago there was a weak tone in the sheep trade for the day. . Kansas City sheep market ruled strong at former prices. t South Omaha sheep market was steady at unchanged prices. - Today's general mutton market range: Best spring lambs .......... I , s.76 Ordinary lambs 8.60 Yearlings 6.00 Old wethers 4.2804.80 Fancy ewes ,.. $.80(94.00 Ordinary ewes ' S.003.60 Voday'a Uvestock Balppers. Hogs p. -H. -Stegman, Centervllle, Wash., 1 load : M. M. Hoc tor, Qoldendale. Wash., J loads; C. C. Adams, , load: jConture,. Condon, ljoad; B. tt Hilderbrand. ljoad; E. G. Young A Co, Oakland. 1 load. " Cattle Redmond Union Warehouse company, Redmond, 1 load cattle and calves. . . - a , Comparative statement of Nortb Portland livestock runs ' : .-"t Cattle. "Calves. "Hogs. -'Sheep. Month to date... 843 15 8,860 6,550 game, 1813...... 440 fa 1,870 7,021 laerease .... Decreaae Year to date... Same, 1913 . ' .304 .' "talis 08,849 .,.,. ? 1,09S '-..,, 5T 1,463 4.893 150,421 354,014 3.628 89,433 214.SK6 Increase ...... 3.107 1,809 80,908 89.728 Wedneaday Afternoon - STESBS . Sales. eaiM aqi -eay 'M '."!'.',.!!;'.;;.!. t 6 -. 15 10 COWS , 6 3 "nona $7.2,', 7.23 T.28 7.00 7.00 $8.25 S.00 8.00 6.50 Oregon Cretan Oregon Oregon Oregon 10S0 MO 1187 11.10 11V4 11M 1180 nm 1230 Oregon Oregea Oregon Oregon 1 . , 1 BULLS ........ 1 H0QS :::::::: K ........ 70 1 Oregon ... Washington Waehlngtoa Waablngton Waablngton Waehlngtoa Waahlngton Waablngtea Waahlngton 1010 $5.00 88.80 8.80 8.80 7.60 7.00 7.80 7.80 SIT SI8 . Sto 2.13 8.10 40 350 410 30 a a a 7.80 j Waablngtea Waablngton i. mi 7.30 1 Thnraday Kornlag STEERS 8 l.a.. ........... ' 4 3 i , 3 ; $ cows i Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregea Oregoo Oregon Oregoa I ' Oregea Oregon 1106 887 , , rr ' ines 10(1(1 115 . 1104 ' 878 $7.00 T.Ofl 6.60 8.00 n.(H4 8.60 $oio . 8.U0 J.C.VILS0N&C0. ' NEW TORK STOCK KXCHAN08 NEW TORK COTTON KXCHANQJB 11 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE THE) STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE BAN FRANCISCO " , - ' POKTfjAND OFFICB ast Oak St Oronnd Vloor, X.ewie Blflg. fhones Maisball 41S0. A-418T. - Stooks, Soads, Oottoa, Grata, Xto, Sl-ai7 Board of Trade Building. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES """Member Chicago1 Board of Trade. : ' Correspondents of lgan A 'Bryan, J Chicago, New liork, OYEROECKfiCOOiCO. Orgn ,.,,..,.,.,.... 4 ' 10J7 T5 Orenon ,.,,,...,.... - 1 (111 5 Oregon .. S - - tlS 8 2J . HEirtsns Oregoa , 1 mm nfto Oregon ................ .1 bdu ' 6.50 STAOS ' " ' Oregoa 1 -.. 640 8.C0 -,-,vj, . Bt'txa , Orgu i 1.,-- 1340 $5.50 Oregou ...... 1 , Mao -, 8.60 . .' r BOOS . "A; ' w, - Waahlngtoa 0.1 ' 1Tl $ S3 Oregiib ,..,.;, , I . MO - ' 821 5regiin . nJi.irt W 3.) Oregeit 20 ,' 27 8-20 Oregon .1. ............. U , " i6 . t.l Oregon 1 .. ' .- ; . 7.3.1 Oregoa .,,,,...,,,.,,., S . 87 " T.IM Warblngtoa ....... 1' , 7-i Waalilngton , '....., VI , gut." 8.21 Waablngtea. M ' Run - , 8.24 Waahlogtoa 73 Ilia , ' . 8.1:3 Oregon , 00 -. 10 6.24 Oregoa . .... io - . 14 .,. g.oO Oregop ................. 15 f . . lot . 8.00 Oregon .... ; 60 ' W 8.no Waahlngton ....... 4 . Son 7.75 Waihlagton I 4iv I '. T.W Waablngton .....,....v. 4 . - SOS . 7.20 CHICAGO. HOGS Amor KHAUFIA' , - ' , , , j- Losses of 20' Cents- for Day in Big , . , Yards ; - Others ' Are t Weak. . ' Chicago, Nov: 8. Hogs 10,000, Mar. ket 30 clower., Mixed and butchers 87.15 ?7.75; good and heavy. $7-4647.75; rough: and heavy, $7.067.3S; light, $7.8ft'7,60. Cattle 5o; Market weak. - Sheep 6000. -Market weeak. OMAHA UOGS ARB 111G11ER Sales Are Made at Advance of Nickel , , Todsjr in the Yards; . Booth Omaha,. Nov. t.Cattl 1600. Market, .steady. - Steers, $3.35 1.00; Cows and heifers, $6.2007.50. Hogs 7400. Market steady to 6o high' er at $7.6qfi7.70.ll. . . . Sheep 18,000. Market stsady, Year, lings; $5.60i?3.60; weathers. $4.756.00 lambs, $7.307.86i ewes, $4.36 4.60. ertaaSBiBeaBjsiBeBWaess DENVEn HOGS ARE LOWER . gales Made Down to $7.80 for Tops fop; Steers at $37.40. - - (Special to The Journal. ) . Denver. Nov. Hogs -Receipts 1800. Market 10 to 16c lower, at $7.60 Q 7.80. Cattle Reoetots 3800. Steers $8.00 7.40; cows and heifers S5.00M8.3S. Sheet) Reoelpts -16,600. Yearlings $4.76 6.3S wethers t4.2Rm4.7ti owes $3.604.50; lambs $8.60 7.00. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Hogs Are Down SO Cents for Day; Cattle and Sheep Are Steady. Kansas CHy, Nov, $. Hogs 7000. Mar ket 16 to 20o lower. - Tops $7.2S. pattle 4000. Market steady, ' bheep 8000. Market steady. - FOREIGN CROPS A HELP Chicago .Market Closes With a Net Rise of H to 9b Cent,! Indian News Is Bullish. Chicago, Nov, t.-Wheat closed tt to io a bushel higher thaji yesterday after an opening that was unchanged for May and c off for December anil July. The latest reports from India were of bullish nature and forced the market higher after the peliminary dip. ; Broomhall cabled from Liverpool that the wheat market was lower under real izing sales, induced by the lower Amer ican cables vesterdav and that weakness in Winnepeg, Advices from Argentina were generally tavorani wirn cheaper Manitoba offers and larger Australian off era During the morning there was some disposition shown to support the market on the decline. ' Range of Chicago prices furnished by overbeck & Cooke CO., 3iie-zi7 uoara oi xraoe Dunaing. WHEAT. Open. High. 84 85 Dee. May July CORN. Deo. May July Say July 88 68 A 89 A ' a I 69 $7H Hie 69HB 884B 42H. 41 Jan. May ....2010 ....3000 2007 2000 1055 1070 1085 10S5 1070, 2016 2017 A 1080 ' 1075A 1092 1066 A 1075 B Nov, .... 10S5 Jan. ,...1070 May ....1087 Jan. May , . i .1080 ....1070 NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT Portland Banks. Clear ings. This Week. Vae aeo. r.k...r tt vt (IDA Hi tl R gfl.BA Wed. 8,136,163.49 2,843,81.47l Tues. .,..... holiday . ! Mon. 8,083.206.03 2,45$,72L$Ti IHUIBk am e tea" . we w . - , SPVswvUSJ asveMstJkae 1 Clearings ............... . 8JS.3J 8J1.41B8.0O Balances , 828,418.00; VAOfita. Wavnlta . 'I Clearing 41S.32S.00 Balances ' 118,861.00 t New York Cotton Market.' I Month Ooen. High. Low Close. Jan 1341 1343 1328 132829 Mar. ....1348 1346 1333 May ...,1343. 1343 - 1333 July ..1332 , 1355 133$ 1338034 ' 1833$3i 1333f 34 1843944 Ueo, i ...liv isev - xeie LOW. Close. 84 84H B 89 . . 89 B 864 87HA III 68 68 68 ' 68 - 6BH 0AT8. . PORK. 2020 2032 LARD. 1060 1076 . 1092 RIBB. 1066 1077 Ladd & Tiltori Bank . EttablUhcd 1S59 , ,- , ..' CAPITAL SURPLUS - COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Letters of Credit. Drafts and Travelers' Checks Issued, Available) in All Parts of the World. Corner Third and Washington Streets , FIRST NATIONAL DANK CAPITAL $1,500,000 J .'..V-SURPLUS'SlsOOO OLDEST NATIOMAL' BANK WEST OF TIC rocky r.ourjTAins CORNER FIRST MID V.'.CIII.'.'GTCrJ GT'. DnOFrHD DZA3 CM way to sale::, k: I tSulelB Dill-pail t( 1M J .' . ) Kalarrt, Or., Nov. 8. Jum, ,.. , dropped .dead on the street hcii (i morning as he was stepping nt,i n t,.- tomoblle to be taken to the h'.iitnl fltp treatment. He hud hen sloping at thn Salem hotel, and not feeling very t.i this morning, he put in a rail for a d,n- tor, who advised him to go to the hos pital, lie hadwalked from the hotel t, the'ii'rb"," anot''wa'y JuAr'ln 'the art of stepping Into the machine when ha ex plred. - MflCJuire was sn ex-convict from the Oregon state penitentiary, having been sent up for manslaughter from Joseph ine county May 8, 1910. He was pet roled and later released September S, 1313, , . , , ,' r He was interested in some mtntn claims In southern Oregon, ' and m friends . of his who are also interested In the mining properties had been trying to locate him for some time. 1 ' it is not known whether he has any relatives In this part of the country. THANKED FOR AIDING CAUSE OF UNIVERSITY ' Member of the referendum committee at Eugene who have been working In the Interests of the university referen dum measures voiced their appreciation of the efforts of the Oregon CltUens' Educational league in a telegrom re ceived by Eugene Brookings, president Of the organization, this mornie. It1 saldi i :,(' '' - ' f ' "Local referendum committee extends, congratulations as well as grateful ap preciation for your splendid part in the great victory won at the polls yesterday for the cause of education in Oregon. Yod have given time and thought lavish ly to the campaign, and our gratitude IS sincere for all that you have done." ' The message is signed by I S. Bean, jr. S, Magladry, Allen H. Katon, Frank Jenkins and M. J. Duryea. ' "" ' 1 r " ; , . ". " Rowland Must Go. - , tWaahlngtoa Bureaa at Toe ioeraeU ? ' Washington, Nov. t.-Becretary of the interior has notified Senator Lane he ' mill nn, Intarf... In fh. . tllamlllflAl : tt. . Chief Clsrk John W. Rowland, . of ' ths surveyor general' s oiiice. . . . . 6 Fine Apples Shipped. : , .Mf Walla-Walla, Waah Nov,' $, The first carload of Rome Beauty apples from the big 600 acre Orchard of the Baker-Lengdon company wag shipped to Seattle yesterday, where 'the fruit is to be put on the dining cars of the North ern Pacific. - - - ' The fruit was chosen hecausS of .its uniform sise and excellent quality, aa being most representative of the north west. , v t- -; J ' Money and Exchange. London, Nov. .--ConsOls, 7$d sllvfr 27 U-18V bank rate 6 per oent. . New York, Nov! t. Sterling exchatjgs long, $4.82; snort, $-8; silver bulllou, 690, . - San rranclscd. Nov. '6. Sterling ex change, 60 days, $4.80 Wj. Transfers, tele graphlo. $ per cent premium; sight, 3 per cent premium. - , ... , v San Francisco Rarley Calls. '' ''I Baa rrancisoo, Nov, Barley calls.. , , , , , - Open. Close. Deo. ;..:.,1S8J4B . 134UA May ..'.lsajjB 141A To keep dust out Of the eyes artf nose a silk gauge face shield for motor ists ha been invented. " K .. .. . , BUSINESS CO-OPERATION The policy, of this bank, is to provide a i prompt, accurate banking service for all and ., to combine liberal , treatment with ; proper, conservatism. . We are always on the alert and eager to make . our customers' , interests our own;, ; Our full, resources of experience and equipment are at your disposal as a depositor here. StM:. Trust Company 5TH AND MORKISON STREETS. , Capital and Surplus $1,400,000 $1,000,000.00 $1,000,000.00 i "1