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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1915. ;,..f I OREGON HOP CALIFORNIA APPLES E TRADE WITH LOW PRICE -QUOTED Bellf lowers From South Offered on Street In Limited Way hut V. Carload Ixts Are Itolliiig I; Valley C rop Is (iood This Season. California apples have already invaded the local market in a llin!tii way for Hie sea son. A tub rar load ia due and another car Wilt be shipped from the south probably to day. Jshlpmentti from the soulh consist !f Belle : flowers with (Of ranging from .!- '"'r lisle of first .nuall lots an- reported here in limited way at 1 .2.V I .3.1, but thN price will -probably be sharply nil H soon a car load shipment toiihi fin-v anl. Y. O. It. price fur California liellef lowers there la 70c a box, wlih-li mean pract Iciillv MP a box to land at Portland. At 7o- the Cstlfornta tilock 1 being orfered very freely In the aoutli. With local apple helm: ludd nim li hlulif r by distributing lnter'-nts iin-ri ia i.iiicIi .lunger that the wholesale Iik.Ji- lure will stock up With tho lower-priced California hum k and practically ell tiilmi t home grown nock ex cept that which can b" piirvliaiw-'l m-nn-r luo prices competing diatrh-t.-i are ipi'itlng. Charles Levy t I.-vy & ISpicgl. who was through tin- valley Sii'i'l'ty. aa.va that there la a good supply .if iijipli-i tier-, in I'.u-t suf ficient to llde'lruit i r i-it over under Kb ruary. BUTTKIt M.MJKKT I XSIi'i TLi:i Market fur butter ii- very uni'li unsettled With fear nt pre I .if both ( .ilirornla and "astern Initur entering l.n ritiwii-t trade. While llt prln-i in iinrlniugi-d considerable ll'llllig IS ropollc'l. 8WFJ5T POTATOI-;S AKK (.M)D The hmt cct Hiiai'icn tliut eyer inter. -d the PorlUnd marLet . Hie way the Im-al trade ili-si-ril.c-i tlu nr-wm' arrlmls of that toek Irmii 'a morula . price holding nl '-j m'i-i'tC pound. TOMATO MAKKK IS KASIKK Hliw.il. i.f loiuutoei Hi-n HOIIIC 1 liM I lniii; the nlvrt liMlay. and fur that llM-re im a li-ndi-iny in -shade valuei. were r.-j.oi tcl al o t'. .n a I- v i be Ik id ihe bin -! at 1"'.; !". ciik ki; Market i'.r rally ..uer " fi I'KK i:s aiu: low Kit i-hii kci'i l weaker and gin r aw-nigo if I' Tlngn. Thia at - lllea to ill l.i'i.i a l . Ii.ay lien, .'"Ti I Irnie . i li.-nl li-'jui-hL ariaiud li-arre niol, r ui:i hi former extnun,- f MAltKFT Mi '-ft N H "I''-ll Htl'l IS .MAMIM IiATKI) nf f.vin5 lis lipsf -kkh cvfii f liouuli tn ; iiit if'H "I" Front t'.liH: h il'H.-n. frefrh ranch hm limited. Cold al the iirlce of frc fi';, flii' a t h( It'll in ml i Hi : tru st-, uhijt tMH'Mjlllt: i i ;i"h . a f nt piirrliaiii nl I i''f boil".; mh k w i 1 1. them, but tir-- i. an blglier i.r..fitK inr-t KIIIIMl-:iISv WKATIIKU (TI K WntliT tturemi thIji tin- following rioilrt' to phtKM-r irin' Hip nfit 4 hntim a a :i ln-r nm I iniim tm - TIIANSPOKTATION San Francisco Los Angeles (Without Cbanc En Bout) Th. BliT, Claan, Comfortable. Elgantly Appointed, Sa-OolxiiT Steamship Rose Salla From Al City Salla From Alnewortn Dock 9 A. M.f SEPT. 24 100 Golden Mile on Columbia Klvor. All Rates Include Berth and Meals. Table and Service Unexcelled. The Ban Francleco ft Portland 8. B. Vo Third and Washington Sts. (with O-W. K. & IT. Co.) Tel. Broad, way 4S00, A-6131. WORTH PACIFIC ETEAMSH1P CO. Dan rrancisco SANTA BAtUIAKA, LOS ANGELE3 ANU SAN DIKOO SS. ROANOKE Balls Wednesday, Sept. 32, 6 P. M. COOS BAY EUREKA AND BAN FBANCISCO S. S. F. A. KILBURN Balls Sunday, Sept. 24, 6 P. M. Ticket Office 122 A Third St. Phones Main 1314, A-1314 Freight and Faasenger 8TEAMEBS TO THE DALLES And Way Landing!. "BAILEY GATZERT' LeTea Portland dally at 7 A. M.. except Fun day end Monday. Sunday eTcuratu-ns 10 (.as- aue lAiCka leave u A. M. Uciurn ; .45 p. ui. "DALLES Loaves Portlaud Suud..y 11 7 1. n. CITY" Tuesday, Thursday Eunday Cascade Look excurilon 11.00 I we to ab iuni ana return tg, ALDEE 8THEET DOCK, PORTLAND t Phone Main 814; A-5113. 00 STEAMER GEORGIANA Leaves daily except Monday ASTORIA AND WAY LANDINGS Leaving foot of Washington St. 7 a. m., returning 9 p. m. Coos Bay Line STEAMSHIP BREAKWATER Belli from Ainsworth dock, Portland, 8 a. m. Thursday. Freight end Ticket office Alns werta dock. Phone Main 800, A-2332. City Ticket office 80 Sixth St. Phone MarthaU U00. A-8121. Portland at Coos Bay 8. 8. Line. STEAMSHIP Balis Direct For BAH FBANCI8C0, LOS ANGELES AND 8 AH DLEGO Tomorrow 2:30 P. M.,Sept.22 ; BAH rEANCISCO, PORTLAND LOB ANGELES STEAMSHIP CO. - F&AMX BOLL AM, Agent. ' lit Third St. A-4&96. Main SO. DALi-ES-COLUMBIA LINE Steamer, State of Washington Leave Taylor St. dock 11 p. m. daily, exoept . Sundays, for The Dalle and way landings. Ef turning, leave The Salle II nooa daily ex cept Monday. FrairUt and passengers. Fere LOO. Bertk 50o, Upper Columbia and Snake river steamers te Xewiitou and way landings, fbon Kaia 813. , .A-7718. M CROP NOW ESTIMATED FROM Peach Market Has Firmer Feeling and Price Is Improved Sales Ileing Made Today Generally at oOc to 55c Per Box; Levi Cllnx Arrive From South. Peaches are beginning to show a scarcity along front utroet. althou,gu" arrivals are now hon from Oregon, VaHbini;tou and California jKdnfa. A cnrload nf Levi clings made Its DIuranre fuim .i-wiaU. Cal.. In ratner gnol condi tio. ShU-s wt-n- reported on Itifc striot this rniTnfr.jf at ."."i to 0ie a box with moat of the butdm ax nt the lower figure. Local lale C'rawfords air disappearing very fatt and the limited offerlna are com niiindlii unfitly better prices aronnd a tn-s. Tie MHt oar of Ulbertas for the avanon trim Yakima wax due and tbia will be fol lowed to.tard tbi- hint o. next week by rather fair i.fferlnjr of Salways. After the firtt j;iiit in fbe market had dls aipiared. ihe uend of (lie peach trade wag KMohiviilv impiiivi-i. nlttioiigh the neason a f ruRr prices will probably profe tlte amall t fur muny yeals. pe rat urea of about " degrees; northeast to Kpoknne, 7H degrees; aoutbenvt to Bolae, 8U de giecs; koiiiIi to Alilnil, po degreed. Min imum ti-nipcral ure at Portland tomorrow about 78 degree. BBIFF NOTLS OF THE TRADE ltrt'.stfd L'-r ar- worker and lower. Slight ohauyrji In IKlaj's prorihion list. l'oi!t:urJ -i in fair HUupIy, but total crop (tniiti). I'll! httBiy to fi rin. u'ltn f in ( m- vpiI t ttf r ho I nut en r of W.iiirt Walla onion t tb: beUMm, han arrived. S;lt 8 al 05c Kn'raJ y. JORUIXG PaiCLS OF PORTLAND The.e rlcea nti those at which wholenalera Fell to retuileiH. except as oll.erwlae stated. They ate corncte,; up to nnoD each day: Dairy Produce. HL'iTLR llty ereaiiiery. cubes, fancy. ::iV..c. fii-i.fi. aO'v; seconds. -S'-jC; priula and cartuui, c-xua; country creuaiery cubufe, 1-7 in ae; Oregon d.ilry, lDjllUc. ltUTTLitl-Al- i'ort'.and dellTt-ry No. 1 sour cridni, .;,lc. No. 1;, olc. IOijtjri JSellli.g price by dealer, delivery ex tra '-Candied ranch, ;;ikt; atorage, S(n;g7c doz.; cuse count, Zoc dozen. I.IVK PHI I.'I'KV Hens. Plymouth Rock, l-.'-ji- lb.; ordinary ihickiiis. 2m lb.; luoiicrs, 1 '-.' J lbs., 17(i lsc; turkeys. 2c, dri ssed. ; pigi-ona. Sl.iMi'ti l."Jo; siiuaba, l -U doitcu; ae-M-, live. sc; Pekiu d'lcka, old, 11c lb.; y 'iili aLd heavy, U'-i lzc lb. 1 HKKSK- liesh Oie;..u fancy full cream twins and triplets, l.(;4 H 1 i c; Young Atuer- ica. 11 ?4 'tl l.'i 1 , c; ht(iri.Ke fljts, 1'ruit and Vegetables, FKi:SU 1 111 IT--Orange. 4.7.'it r..2fS box; ban.iioiN. C.c pi-r ill.; Icunm.-.. .l.oufa box; giiipe liuit i -1 j.si iae, pli.e.ippiaa, c lb.; pe..is, $ l.tai(n 1 ,jU; ch ul u loupes, Xl.lM.tdj, 1....I. v ult-i'iuecin-. :0((4$l per cv,t.; pea. tics, lo'ij.-'c btix; hucLh-l.tri les, lb.; grapes, 70. ij1..o, 0 in ol ds, JUc basket. Al'l'LK.S -l.iicul new. l(u!.i.j per .oiuiL.g to guuliiy; ciab apples, 40c box. box,' ae pir hulr UNIONS -Local, GU(u,7oc cental; garlic, 10c y 1 - 1 . c ih r ib. Ptif A 1'ULS Selling price New crop, 703 'jo. , (.weetf, 2'afits-,c II'. VKt;KTAlLLh i in nips ( I ; beets. 75c per isack. curr.ii.4. n--w. 7"ic satk; p.iraufpj I 1 per sack. e-ibbuKc liocali piciti$l, Kievu onloiih, lutl-'ac o--Aii Lunches; peppers, bell, tic; head ii-llui.', lu-al, .utJoc dot-u; 'elery. dozen, 4iub.'.c; cauliflower. dozen. Krcucb. aiikh-.kes. ts0c per dozen: sulij beana. l'aito; p--a. lV-.-(ltsc lb.; laUisues, U'jC dozen buncuea; coin, otxaoAJc sack; iticiiinlK-iB. ."ott7ric suck: touiatoea, Ore gon. -iUdi.Vjc; egit pi.int. oa (nil box. Meats. Fish and Provisions. All. A IS --selling inue Country killed: Fancy h.gs, s'tiHc; rough and heavy, tc; laucy veals. HVjc: ordinary, 10((iluSc; poor, touy-QC, goala, 4c; spring lambs, lot:; uiui ion, UA c. HAMS. IIAtUN", L'fX'. Hatus, H'tjlSc; breakfast - bacon, lou-'' I boiled ham, 27c, picnic. 11c; twlluge lull, ldc; Oregon ex ports. 13c lb, ui SI tltS- -Olyuipla. per gallon, $.! 50; cunncU cistern, jjc can: at;. 00 duz.-u; eastern In shell, l.sVi per inti; 1 uzoi ciams, t.lo box; Lusteru oyslci-. per gallon solid pack, $0.00. t 1&11--lircsM-.l llouudirs, 7c; silvt-rside sul 111CU. J.;'t4c. Koul v ulliook, dito'-ji:; percli, ti'tiN:; iobter. "-c lb.; silver nielt, c; allllon troul. INC lb.: halibut, tsc. LA Ui) 1 lcn.es. keuiu leudered, llVa-', ati.i.ii.,1.1. loLvc CKALS - Lurge. $1.75; medium. $1.00 dozen. Groceries. SL'GAU Cube. o Oo; posvdered, $0..'Jo; fruit or ben y, ed. 10; bcel, VO.1'5; dry giauulaled. So 10. I) yellow, to. 70. (AboTe quotation are sHl unv-1 net casn.) Illfi: lapau style. No. 2. 4'iiOc; New ti leans, L:ead, ouiO-c; blue ruac, tic; 1 li-uli. Oc. . SALT Coarse, ball grounds. loCe. $10.03 per ton; :"iOs. ell.Ai; table dn;;y, 00s. $10; 10s, $li.0u; bales, $2.20; lump cock, $20.UU pel ton. litANS Small, white. $0.b0; large white, $.'.oxi ; uluk, 1 00; liunu. 0.70: bayou $0.00; led, iti.iJ. Hops, Wool and Hides. HOI'S Nuuiuial liuy ing price. 1H14 crop, choice, U'gUsii-; prime. USHlsIc; meduuiu to prime, io'ti, 1 U ; medium, loc. HON r.l .t . 3.20'u,J0O per case. WuoL -Nominal, ltilo clip; Willamette val ley, cuinte cii'.sool, 23di.'Oc; nietiium Shrop shire. 27c; choice tanc-y lots, 20dt20c; eastern otcgou, H(ii2tt'c. HIUKS aiied hlden. 25 IDs. and up, 13c; salted, 00 lbs. and up. 1k; salted. 15 to 20 lbs., 15c; salted cnlf. up to 15 lbs, ISc; green hides, 25 lbs. and up. 13c; green stags, 50 lbs. and up, SV-jc; green kip, 10 lbs. to 20 lbs., 15c: green calf, up to 10 lbs.. He; dry fiiut hides, 25c; dry fliut calf, up to 1 lbs., 27c; Gry suit hides, 20c dry horseuldes, each ooc fUsj-l.ixi; salt horselildes, each. 2.0o ,1 3 oii; horM-hair, 20c; ury long wool pelts, lO'-.c; dry short wool pelts, 11!-ji ; dry sueep shearling.-, euih 10 to luc; salieu sheep s.iearmgs, each 10 10 25c. TALLOW No. 1, -iVa'tHc; No. 2. 4'itlV-: greahe. nfc. MOllAl 11 11U5 30C I 1111 TIM (lit (ASIA RA BAH1C lindn. 1 orlce c:ir lots. J-dl.4c: less than cat ho - j''.4 3-c. Paints and Oils. LIN SLED OIL Haw bbls.. 06c gallon; ket tle boiled bbls., 6Sc; raw, cases, 71c; boiled, case. 75c gal.; lots of 250 gallons, 1 c less; oil cake meal, $44 per ton. CO A Li OIL Water white in drums and Iron barrels. 10c. i LUPLNTIN'E Tanks. 59c; cases, 66c gal lim. WHITE LEAH Ton lota, 8l,c lb.: 500 lb. lots. V-c lb-: leas lota, hc per lb. OIL MEAL Carload lots. $31. TRANSPORTATION 1 el - a T7,n . i. . SAN FRANCISCO ?the New Why "OREAT HORTHUBJ 'NOPTHErn pacttic tvery Tuesdsy. Thursday, Saturday for SAN FRANCISCO rare Include meals and berths. Only 20 hours at sea. Delightful scenic rtde along Columbia Klver on steamer train from North Hank Station. 8:30 A. M NORTH BANK TICKET OFFICE. 8th and Stark Phones Bdwv. 920, A-8671. TO THE EAST ?A PANAMA CANAL DELIGHTFUL CRUISES Aboard Larr Amerioaa Trans-Atlantio Llnars "FIMLAJlfl" "KROOSLAND'' 22.000 Tons Dlsplsceuieut. From I From BAN FRANCISCO L08 AHuEI.Ttl OCTOBER 19 OCTOBER 20 NOV. 1. DEC. 7 I -Wot. 17. DEC 8 sud Every Third Week Thereafter. To Raw York To Pinims' Canal $126 sod up First Cabin 100 and uo $60 and np Intermediate $50 and up Including Meals and Berth. Also Comhlnatloa N. Y. Tickets. One Way Water Other Way Rail PANAMA PACIFIC LIKE. 19 Second Are., Seattle, local rail n steam, ship agents. Edited by Hyman H. Cohen. DEALERS ESTIMATES OF HOP CROP OF THE STATE Present Figures Range From 95, OOO to 105,000 Bales; Outside Trade Inclined to Await Sam ples; Fuggles Are in Demand. While the hop crop has been gathered In practically all yards of this state, there Is still more or less doubt regarding the actual 1 yield. Derinite figures will not be avallabe for several months, or until dealers person ally gather samples and jtsc.-rtaln the number of bales each grower has. F.ven then the later lists usually show from JO.OOO to 25,000 bales more tl.nn anyone had figured upon. Just now the trade is estimating the state hop crop at 95,000 to 105,000 buies. While this Is u slight increase In the Ideas of some drillers, the figures are generally less than anticipated a week ago. While a small amount of business would be? available for toggles around 13c, holdera of such stock are unwilling to sell under 14c, will' h la not now available. For clusters there ,s absolutely nothing stirring In the local trade, and only a nominal amount of busi necs baa been reiiorted Id the Soloma, Cal. sec tion at 12c. L'ven this trade was closed sev eral days ago. Kven those Inclined to "bull" the market here are reporting a general lack of inquiries from the east or abroad, everyone seemingly waiting for samples and fall details of the crop. 0 Sieg Says Estimates Of Apples Too Heavy Hood River, Or., Sept. 21. Wiimer Slt-ir. sales manager of the Hood Hiver Apple-growers' af sor-iation, in palisfied that the crop estimates of trie iJdcifle northwest have been somewhat inflat ed, and that the crop will fall con itleiaLily below the estimates. In speakiriK of the matter, Air. Sleg said: "The statistics on the fruit situa tion throughout the country compiled by the government io In many in stallers very inaccurate, and to this extent, of course, misleading to the shippers and the trade a.s welj. "I do not want to be classed as a market 'hull,' and I can realize how the present offerings of fail varieties from most local sections are 'bear ing' the market everywhere. The crop of apples in the northwest Is i light one, mui h lighter than anyone antici pated, and as Boon as the local fall varieties eliminate tliemselve, there is bound to be a demand which will, in my opinion, force adaneed values. "The trade must not allov itself to be milled by the crop rumors. Kvery section has Its horticultural defects, hut these defects will only operate toward decreasing the tonnage of the fruit to he shipped. "(iiir crop will be about DO per ceiil of the 1914, or about 650 cars; of this inutility not over 30 per cent will be of the Blue Diamond grade, or say 200 cars, and I am satisfied that Hood River will have a greater percentage of extra fancy fruit than any other northwest section. The Rlue Diamond brand is the perfect apple. "About 40 per cent of our crop, or about 2 50 cars, will be of the Red IMa mond brand which will be n high Kfa.de of fancy pack, and according to the grading rule effective this sea son, will be one of the finest commer cial packs put up anywhere in the northwest. "The Mountain brand, put up lv the nssooiuti.in this year, will be oi,e of the very best grades, heretofore classed n the '( "' :r.-ide of apples. The Jona thans are just starting, and the fruit, If fine and full of life. Picking season is at hand, and in a few weeks the growers will be very busy gathering their crops.'' SHIP BARRELED BERRIES Kugene, Or.. Sept. 21. The first car load of berries cured in barrels to leave Kugene was shipped yesterday by the Kugene Fruit Growers' associa tion to points In the middle west, most of them goin to Kansas City, Alo., and to cities in Indiana. This Is a new process for the Eugene cannery, although tnere have been shipped from other plants in the Pa cific northwest considerable quanti ties of berries preserved in this man ner. The shipment made yesterday consists of loganberries, blackberries and raspberries. The berries are placed in barrels with one third sugar tc two thirds berries. The manager of the association says lie Is not inform,! a.s to the use they are put, but pre sumes they are sold to confectioners lor use at ice cream and soda foun tains. According to the price quot-d l. the local association there is goo.! profit in the berries put up in this manner and there promises to be a big Market for them There is a good run nn prunes at the evapotator of the cannery at the pres ent tune and it is expected that the last of the crop will he in by the lat ter part of this week. DAIRY PKODICTS OX COACT San Francisco Market, Francisco. Cal.. Sept. 21. , extras 26Vje; prime firsts, San Rulter, 24c. -It'. 25 c; P.I firsts Kggs Extras 3nSc; pullets. S.'IK.c. Cheese Callforula, fancy 14c; ffrsts seconds, Pc. Seattle Market. He; Seattle. Sept 21. (I. IM-Bntter: Ington creamery brhk 33c; ditto Mil; 32c. Wa"h pack. Cheese Oregon triplets. Pl'.,c: twins. 17c; Wisi-onsiii triplets. I7c: tor. twins, 10c; Young Ameri'-a, lh Kggs- Select ranch 34c. Los Angeles Market. Ixs Angeles. Cal.. Sept. "21. IP Wisconsin Washing. N. S.) tggs. ease count ,i4e. flutter, fresh extrus 26c, Jobbers pricea POTATOES ALONG THE COAST So ttle Market. Seattle. California Potatoes W(,h.. Sept. 21. 1 1', p.) Onions: new. IVic; Walla Walla, C575c. Red lc; white. lffllVic. San Francisco Market. San Frsnclseo. Sept. 21 IK. I. 1 Potatoes, per cental: Salinas $1 2.Vd 1.65; delta, 50cfi $1.00; sweet potatoes. SLlSodi 2.taj. Onions Per cental. 4Ofy,00c. BAXK STATEMENT OF COAST Portland Banki. lids week. $2. on. wiu.i $: 1.301.225.40 : Clearings Monday Tuesday . Year ago .049. 303.20 .025,016.76 Sesttle Banks. Clearlng-ii Balances .$2,2PS.924 00 356, 270.00 Tacoma Banks. Clearings Balances 33fl.102.O0 62,630.00 Ssm Francisoo Banks, Clearings .$9,200,328.00 Los Angeles Banks. Clearings balances . .$3.1S9.5.'rf).00 . .$ 172,7113.00 San Francisco Grain Market. San Francisco, Sent. 21 Barley calls: Sept. 21. Sept. 20. Open. Close. Clo. Dei-ember 124 124 124 May loO B 1321-., A ... Spot quotations Whest. Walls Walla. t 57"..,til.OO: red Russian. $1.50(1 .12V. : Turkey red, $1.52-61. 55; bluestem, $I.57H4i 1.60. Barley Feed. $1.17JS1.20. Oats White. $1.32A'itil.3J. Mill Stuffs Bran. i26.OO27.0O: rniddllmrs, $30.00i31.00; ShorU, $20.5027.00. SWITCHING 95,000 TO 105,000 BALES Made to Order Is Only Stuff to Bring j ' The Top for Cattle Market at North Portland ffxed; General Top for Hogs Around $6.65 Mark for the Day. PORTLAND LIVPSTOCK ETJN flogs. Cattle. Calves.Sheep 34:t 115 11 14." 251 11'J2 19 41" 1 S'i ... 24 !il le0 24 .'ti 2i!d )2n 17 2242 no 1 1 44 4S 8S 2i i Ki 24H 15 5 2 40.i 41 14 120 57i 207 2 do Tuesday Holiday Saturday Friday " Thursday W edneaday .... Week ago Year ago Two year ago . Three ye-rs ago Little stuff entered the local lirestock mar ket overnipht and practically no change ia shewn In the genernl i-ituation. While it "t true that cattle sold In a very limited xvny a high as $d :hJWl7.0i yesterday at North I'ortland, It took "made to order'' quiilily to bring these extreme. tiod rattle were stlliug at a wide price range and poor stuff at a still wider range. There was little lresh stock offering this morning. Oeneral cattle market range: Select steers Lest hay fed steers... Cood lo choice Ordinary to rair lis-.' st cows Good to prime Select bulls Fancy bulls Ordinary bulla Bist calves Hog- Market For top stuff $i;.05 $t',..',0(o;7.00 , H 25W6.35 O.OOdi ti.25 5.oni5.75 S.OOftI '5.23 , 4 .5si4.7." 4.5oru4.75 4 .25 , 2.50? :i.50 7.504iS.0O Unchanged. seem.s to be the ex- treme mark for swine u t North Portland. aside from a few head "f sele. led 'jualltv here and there at a dime more. Shippers cannot figure above the former price for any thing. Only a small run rut In appear-.nce In the yr.rds overnight, following the big Monday offerings. P.est light $ij fioffiH 75 Medium lit;ht tj.oOf-i ti.tiO Good to heavy tl.25'ri li.40 Rough to heavy 5.00id.0O Mutton Market Nominal. Nominal supplies of mutton continue at North Portland. The country ia still In clined to keep its supplies off the market here, because of uns:itlf factory prices and at competitive points shipments are going else where. General mutton market: Choice spring lambs Ctnunoii spring lambs Choice yearlfug wethers Gsid yearlings Old wethers Choice light ewes ;sd ewes Hough heary ewes .$ 7.0- . 6.50yi 75 I 5 75 ! . 5.25;.'..5ii : . 4 .75 'ti 5.' hi . 4.75i5.oo . ::.75'( 4. . 3.50&3.SO Today's Livostock Shippers. Hogs Joe Webber, Centerville, Wash., 1 load; 65. It. Iruett. Kah loins. Wash., 1 load; F. II. Decker. Gervais, 1 load direct to Union Meat company. t attle Giles k Bratton, Toppenlsh, Wash., 1 load. Cattle and calves--J. Dadourak, Sheridan, 1 load. Mixed stuff F. Pcrr. VicMlnnvl'.le, 1 load hoj-'s and heep; J. I. Burdick, I yon, 1 load cal tie and (heep. Disposition of Livestock. Following were purchases f livestock at North I'oitlar.d for th week ended Saturday. Those ,,f the Union Meat company include di rect purchases at country points: Cat'le Calves H"gs Sheep Union Meat Co 4"l 22 2171 141" Sterrett Ac Oberlee. 7 5 l'J-'i loo M. J. Gill I W Uav Faircluld .... 52 T R. Howitt :; Misc. I'ortland .... 52 i Mies. Oregon Feeders. Oregon ... "7 Csrstens I'kg. Co-. 5'.; Frye Co James Henry Tacoma Meat 32 Seattle yards f'5H I Misc 1W 31 Feeders. Wash l:W 7" 1 12 PC :t'j 't!57 123 Total 2010 70 4S42 Monday Afternoon Sales. STUKKS 5216 Sc.-t ion. Wai-hington Oregon I 'regoti Oregon Oregon Oregon Idaho Idjlio Idaho Oregon Oregon otegoa Idaho Idaho Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregou Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregou Oi egon Oregon Ave. lbs. 1 050 1115 113.1 12' 1 1" i li.m Ujo 1031 114d 1210 1'.20 Sl3 1 1 35 1031 PUll s7'i 1 Hi lo"4 !40 s7o 1 1 30 lo2i 1 12i M33 747 5 SO Prl'-e. $.1.00 6 (j i (',.' si 7 i i 7. (si 6 i' 5. Mi 6. so rl.l'.O 7.i 6 no fi.F.0 P.'Ji 5. eo .l.i'si . . . 1 '. . . . 17 . . . 4 . . . 21 3 10 5(1 4 ii 11 7 28 1 41 5.5o Ci.no ti (si 5 . 0 1 1 4 25 li.'HJ 0 A) 0."O $4.0O 4.00 $5.00 5.00 4.S5 4 -M 3.75 6."0 4.21 4 "O COWS Washington Washington Washington Washington Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho lOHO. 1PSI li:i 1130 1 2.KI 11 2' 13ki Ktni ll'i" (kil SMI ll.'.o 11 si 1 1711 1 132 112" I .".to l'U ye. 0 KioO 1US2 1 127 l'f.i3 S,S.1 S.NM 115x1 14"0 1 12i 14Sn 1 s'.n i 14 1. 1 125C 1511 1 1 1 .... 3 . . . . 1 .... t 11 1.1 1 1 3 3 1 1 3 BULLS 1 . . .. 1 1 ! Malm I Idaho I I Iregon Oregon I iregon .... Ot egon .... (iregon Oregon Otegou Oregon Oregon I iregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon ,. . . Idaho Oiegon .... Olecon lan ho 1 ilaho .... I dn ho Oregon 4 2.1 4 2.1 .1 l.H ' 5.i ii 1 4.2.. a. mi Geo o.isi 4.75 4..-0 $4..1I 3.75 8.75 $5 E0 3.5'i 3. on 4.ii 4.1KI 4.IIO C.U.VuS Oregon I Oregon Oregon Oregon Oiegon Oregon Oregon Oregon oiegon Oregon Oregon Oreg. u Oregon Oregon Oregon (I( IOll LAMPS I" K'r 10 1 .hi 11 50 4 0.23 WETHERS 10 153 $5.25 EWKS 2S 102 $1.75 11 102 3.73 HOGS 2H 1 SO $.1 67, II 113 6 "0 3'i 104 5 5 2o si 4 25 02 1 15.1 5. 01 7 32il Ti.tsi OS IMj i (,.10 i 1 2.1" r.Mii Ill '.i2 Colli 4.1 is 4 r. ; 23 1 7.1 0 25 ! 25 2"'l li.il.l 4-1 15.1 ii.ii.1 I 1 U'l .1.01 34 1311 ti.l'O I 0.1 IKI 6.50 : 132 5.00 36 212 11.70 1 3H0 .1.40 14 235 11.70 13 2.10 0.G.1 21 17'J K.tS.1 ', 73 H i 5.ia H 15 5.00 10 170 5.05 41 154 Tj.MI 2S '142 R.5 I 42 17.1 H.00 I 1 5O0 IliU 1 24 1.11 .'..CI j 51 l'.HI li.liil i 1" 141 .1.7.1 j 7 211.1 0.1 o I I 340 ;,.ia lesdsr Morning Sales. Iloiis. No. Av. lbs. Price. ! , OO 21.1l $0.05 ' Oregou i Oregon I Oregon ' Oregon Oregou Oregou Oregon Oregon Oregou Oiegon Oregou Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon otegon Oiegoa Oregon Otegou (hegoti On gon Oregon Oregon I n egon Oiegon Oi i gou Sex-tlon-Oiegon New York Sugar and Coffee. New York. Sept 21 Sugar, centrlfugsL Cuba, $4.2''a4.32-. Porto Rlcos, $4.12. CoKeet, spot. New York. No. 7 Rios. 64c; No. 4 Hsntos. 9c, TOP SALES OF FLOUR AT $4.80 BARREL IN THWEST List as High as $3 but Xo Sales Reported; Old and Xew Crop Mingle at Xew Price; Sharp Ad vance in London Cargo Price. WHEAT CARGOKS Hir-.IIEl '""'I'Jii. epr. .'i . W heat ago 4a(o;7lid higher. carg.ses on pass NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS. -C ars- Wheat r.arl. y Flour Oats Hey Port lam!. Year as Season to todc 1 1 NOR MARKETS US 24 ! 11 s 2S-.:s ::v; it..; 3:o 45 4.f7 3 s t 04O S43 427 7 .. 2 2S -'0 4 ! 2'i 2'i3 !X. .. io,l :,; 31!.'7 147 .. 2UW !25 75 5 7 5 3l-, 151 3 14 10 25 .1113.1 Kit) r,i;.i ;ni 221M IU K20 443 1144 lit te. 1 ear ao Taeoma. Monday Year ago ..... Season to dute. . Yenr uto Sea tile. Monday i ear ago Season to date. . . Year ago FLOUR DOWN TO $4.80. Formal announcement of new crop pstent .wu. fiiwi was rcaao today st noon hv i-tniana ana tiget sound mills at $4.80, al. inougn some of the mills continue to sell old crop at the same price. Extreme price for old crop flour todav on the local mi.iket is $5 a barrel, but no busi nesH iB reported above J4.1XJ. H..'h old am' new- crop pm,, it are today mingling at the iiew price. This iuotutiou is to the reiail.-r. latge contracts goirg tor less. l.ven at tlie lower prices millers and flour brokers state that it is almost impossible to do business. The size of prevail. ng orders Is unusually limited, but ev. u these ale welcomed by these having flour to sell. There wus a xery liberal advance In the price of wheat cargoes or, the London market today and Chicago options also showed a faxcrable session. Locally the market continues quiet with some exjsorters having esrly ships resorting to the "consignment'' basis in order to load their vessels, vs. Itr.oni a.v inn.. bn.Mng Is reported in scattered lots, but th daily. tin- country except In ' agrega te is growing j Millstuffs with eff.-ris prices. are ex iingly weak and dull. le-ir.g made to sell at still l.m.-r : ,, '.i-ul 11 K'hing price. Patent. $4 ftO; : Ui,lm.-lte vai)e. l:.o: !,,..i straight. l .': bilker-.' local. 4 ."JeO J on- l, ,,.. sp.-aig wheat. S3 pi; .M.r'ts.' j::.Mi'u.:.'..i. "i.oic wheat. $1.25: graiiam. $5.00; rye flour! sfvi.siO ;icr iiarrel. HA Lnymg price. Willamette valley tim othy, fancy. $l.ii i.;..io: en-tern Oregon Idaho tancy timothv. Sl'i oi" alfalfa J13 mi-.i 1:1 ,io-vet.-h and ..ats. SI I "o: clover. lHi,(t.oO. GRAIN SACKS U'll. nominal: No. 1 I al ctitla. 7'.;7'.,c in car lots, less amount higher. MILLSTUFFS -Selling price: Ilruu, $26.50; shorts. 27.5o. RiiLLElJ 11ARLEY-Selling price. $2S.503 CORN Whole. J37.00; cracked. $.; on Sf.ot wheat bids on the PortUtol Merchants Kxchange today were 1c to 2c a bu-.hel below those of yesterday. No sales were made. Spot oat and barley markets were un changed with no tales. Merchants Exchange spot prices: WHKAT - Tuesdaj - Molidnv- - Rid Ask P.M. Ak. : Rlltestem S'!l J J s,;; , Forty fold .sh s:i . ), Club !.3'i s.; n.i s: Ked fife so si s,j : Ked Russian ... 77 s2 7a s2 OATS I Feed 2321 2371 2325 2375 j BAULK Y " I Feed 23i' 2.1"0 2300 .... j .MILLSTt IT'S ' ' j Fran 2o.1" 22.1') 20.10 22-".'l I Sb'Tts 21'Si ii'OJ 21(S) 2."isj lilures were tpi"ted: I HEAT j Bid. A-k. October blitetem s. io oell)ber bluest, -ru s,,j October fortj fold sr s'. I November foititol.j s, ; s.', ! O-t'-ber c!ul. si; j November club st ,sc, October fife ! ! .' ! 7!i s ' Nov mt,er fife 77 4 October Kn.-ian 77 Noteinber Russian 77 sj OATS CKtober 2.';2.i 257.1 Novemlier 22i.', 2575 BARLEY October 2etno 2'ko November 2500 25's ' BRAN October 21r0 220 I November ,,;,y 2) SHOUTS I October 21 'K 2'HiO I November 21O0 25"0 ' AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Denver Hoes Lower. Denver. Colo., Sept. 21. Cattle, 1400. slow beef steers, 5.75(ii7.25; cows and heifers' $5.5&6.JO; stockers and feeders, $6 5'.i 7 oo: lalus, $S.iai.'au.oj. ' nous 1 ii.c lower; ions, s, .47:... hull- c cn a 7.25. Sheep SOW), steady. Chicago Hogs Chicago. Sept. z. il. eelpta i2,sso. casj Mt , Easy. N. s , sterdui Hots rte- ' average. I Ighl. li.j'i'.W; mixed, ji;.;; $7 ..loin s .30; pig. J7.2oru s ini. Cattle liei'ipis 7.m ist.miv 'I' 1 til' : '..(.' ii.;,i.; w 'st, -ri. a 1 .!si hea xy Native beef 0"er"i, i;.v . 0 "".5l; calves 1 v ' : '"' s iid h. if. r-. S-2 t. ei"o n.isi. -heep -Re 2j(utJ.(Hj ; ceij.ls 1.1, 'KM, dv. U ethers. latii'iis. ,51; o.-,,(I s 7,1 St. Louis Hogs $8.00. .Sept. 21. 1 I. N. steady. pts mi:;ed and b-alchera, , $7.1061 7.6.1. St. Louis Receipts 2." ?5.75fy,S.Wi; good, heavy Cattle 1: S 1 lh.es - ami licLts, $".50Jjs.oo; eipts 001 hi. stea.lr. Native beef steers. $ 1 .."s.rii 10.25 yearling .-teers and lulf- Ives. Stj.OOhf.OO; sto.k - "J'o;s.25; i-.uth.-rn steers. ' "i h.-lfers. i4.00',.-d.1O: ers. $S.50'd lo.OO; ers and feeders. $.j S5 25 S . S.1 ; cows native calves. $j.yfl'i I.ini. Sheep Recrlp Is LSmo, fteady. ' Lambs, $7 50! 7.1. ' f".-.lj; SEeeji and cue., S-YuOfci 7.7 Kansaa City Hogs $7.65 Kansas City. Sept. 21 il. ; ib i:e. cipts miisi. s:e.,ty. i;,,lk jn . heavy. KtiMji I.',: .:ners ami b it. .ier o ..ui: ug:,t. ....io7.7..; pigs. jo,.7.'.r., 7..I0 I attle--Reeeipts ll.Olsi. strong; prime fed sleets. $:i..V'f( 1.1.1x1; d.-essed beef steers. 7o '.CI. 4'l, western steers. Jij, lie,, 7-: sii,iPrB and feeders. .1. 5.1'y. s. 25 , bulls, $i.0oUxi Od er Ives, $U.3l(!i 10.50. Sheep Receipts 20,'KiO. rteady. Lambs, $7 7.7 CiS.35; yearlings, $1 75fr.50; wethers 5.2i '446.25; ewes, $.1.00641.75. Omaha Hogs $7.35. Omaha. Sept. 21. 1 1. N. s.jirosR,.. ceipts 3700, higher. Heavy, $r, .40fia.8.1 ; linht t6 5.14j7.3."; pigs. Jti.u.-'u 7.25, buik of aalea. spt..i.ir(iO. 1 ... j Cattie Receipts S7oO. teadv. Native steer.! $6 DO'aP.VI; covss and I,. if'-r, . $5.757.2i: ' 1 exas sieers. s.1. so ' v.i .lfrii steers. $0. ; s 4 f.j7.:;o: s yt,i pi She-p- f 5.75-u 0. '--' vs and Le.Iers. 1.."iOf1i ti 7.1; calve IMI 1 1 . 5 45. s-lendy. Yi-i'rlliigs. ml,, J7.-JO Apples for Hryincr. Hood itiser. Or King, manager of company, operating . Sept. 2 1. R. V. the Farm Produce large truit drying- plant at ihe Dalles, was in Hood Klvtr aiiu ciosea a contract ror 25 carloads ' jx upiiies iui evaporating purpoe-bs it Is expected that the contract for this large amount of fruit will materially affect the tonnage heretofore taken to the vinegar factory. Mr. King stated that his company would be able t.o se cure about lo carloads nt ilosier and 111 carloads at Liufur. and would be re quired to ship about 50 cars in from Yakima. In order to complete tl e eea sons run and till the Orders Looked nt home ard abroad. Variouisi Wheat Markets. Been.m Aires Wheat el,Pl) unchanged 1'ulutli September, ui.li. December. 004; Winnipeg December. Ha; May. 92S4 minueapoiis septenJOer. Ismi.. W4: May. 94T. . " Ksnsaa City September. 100-!4- Decern hr 90H; May. 924. 'mter- xxSl' ifv1-'"ftember. 110; December. 95; May, yti -), Hegv? Market LUX VI ilCfclb UttUSCO ! Erratic Quotations Chicago. Sept. 21. up to $ie down. (I. N. S.) Whest closed trade An Irregular tone pervaded the grain at the ooenlne of the market today. September wheat opened with a dron of '.: the deferred options were up M to jsp. tember corn opened Vi lowwr. while Peeeiuber and May were V up. Oats started unchanged to Vi higher. With weather conditions throughout the holt Ideal, bears commanded i the market. Selling In wheat was of heavy I volume, w ith Armour the leader. Early In the trading values sold off 1c a bushel from the oientng figure. Trie foreign demand was light and with . some falling off in the domestic demand. effect of the heavy wheat receipts could the not j be met. I Corn dropped slightly after the openlna. i Rome fr.t was reported in the low lsnds of i the northwest, but not enough to affect the j market to any appreciable extent. Oats tnaln ; ta'ned S fairly firm tone. The trade was , llcnf. Eastern hovers of rash oats are having coo- siderable trouble with arrival. Canadian oats i 1 coming Into mere competition with the domestic article for export trade. Provisions were up Bt the outset, with the trade fulrly active. Range of Chicago t-ecb & Cooke Co., prb- 's furnished 217 Hoard Over Trade building: WHKAT High loti, tM i-I f'7 V CORN f.7 Ojien PI! "") KT's 71 IvOW 1111 "2 Dil 70 a; fss l.. Close nil 0'! 9d 'i 71 Mil 57 i, Sept. I '-C. -May 1 Sept. ; I loc. I -Xla OATS fept 57 37', 37T, S7S n i Pec 3(i 3ii 351.. :;"., u ' May 3'a 3si; 37', 371, I roiis 1 S'-pt .... .... 1237 .not 1212 1257 1212 1237 ! Jn 147'1 14!)5 14'i7 14H5 15 ! LARD Sept. 7S7 S02 77 Mi-J u ' i !.. 7s7- Mir. 7s7 mi.i :Jan. - 837 S5o S32 0l RU13 I Sept ... 71)0 i Oct 7M) 7'.(0 772 7m, p Jan MM M5 817 K1.1 A War Loan Hitch Is Cause of Late Drop In Stock Offerings j I New York. Sept. 21 (I. N. SI Several I new high records in th automobile and motor 'siiires were registered on the stock market shortly after the opening today. General ! Motors soare.i p. -'.oo. Studebek'-r jumped 5 1 points, reaching 1441,. and . Wlilvs-Overland , leaped C points, advancing to 218, all new bigli I marks. I At the outset of the trading a majority of I the standard issoes, -'wlr" stocks and coppeis I were hlghir. There wns an sctiTe demand, but not aa heavy as yesterday. W'estlngliouse j F.leotrlc -"ss a feature of strength, selling up to llD early. Colorado Fuel & Iron was strong 1 at the stirt. opening at 54. Crucible Steel I started with a gain of It w as offered at IMS. I Just before noon there was s reaction In j th "war' st.K-ks, values falling off from a 1 fraction to several points. Selling was quite heavy. I United States steel common stock was of fered at 76 at the outset. Later It fell off '2 on some profit taking. The unfavorable turn in negotiations for the loan sought tor the allies, due to the an nouncement that Kuhn. Loeb A Co. would not subscribe to the Issue, brought about sn un settled tone In the "Srar" stocks. The railroad issues were In good position. Raying was of a grnni character, with the feel ing that better earnings, a higher range of values soon will be established. Oreat North ern entered the list as an active stock. A good bu ing movement sent the stock up to 120. Southern Pacific was offered at ovt. copper shares maintained s firm tone. Ana- conda and Tennessee were the leaders: U. Smelting was in some demand, with the pri.-e higher. A 1" at- ir.turn In the market after n.ion re- siiltt'd in further new high records In Indus trial Shan s. Iietl.bbein Steel leaped to 3.17. O.-lieial Motois soared 42 Lj points to 340. New York Air Brake .lumped to 100. Willys over!. 11. d reached 220 and Studehaker advanced to HI V l'id operations brought the ad vance. Range Overl.e.-k building: of New York p: & Cooke Co., 216-: ieea furnished by 17 Board of Trade lii si Klt'TMiN Open Hiuh I lyiw Close Alaska Ijold Am. Car A Found. 33, 71 il 60S 34i Xl 32 ' 73 HO- 4 7o". Am. do Can. c pf'l til' 60 V, 1105 .10 v4! r-o 57 I .'.7- l"lii, lo.i Am. Am. Am. A in. do Cotton oil. c 51 57 ns.i S4 51 ! .is'-., llO's. i S.11. 1 107 124 V, IjOCO., C Sugars c. . . . Smell, c. . . . I'M Tel. st 'I'd S."':'41 S 107 1107 1"7 ,107 Am A list' 124 124 V, 124 !124 71 ", ' .72'.. 7 1 7 1 R-Kl-,1 72-, 1 M'd I S2U. KI2-.4 1U2 's 102 llil P!) ! !lii'.3! H! psis, S4.i M-S S4 I S4 6r)i' fls t V& ' W 343 13.17 'Sfhi 1 34 a S4V S4-T; S4i 156 T'Hl !l55UT.iri ml.t Mining Co . . lis libs in L At'hison. c lo pf'l Hiiltini 'i." st Ohio. c. Beet Sugar Bethlehem Steel, c. . . Brook! 11 R. T Chiiudiau I'nc . C Central Leather, c. . . . do pfd c Si c. w. Co pfii. ('.. M A. St. I'aul C .1 N c ( !, Ill" "Oiler I h-sapeake Ihi" . Colo. Fuel !t II .-11. C. t'onsolidii'-d 0.1s 1 ..in Products, c .lo nf. I 414 49 Vi I 4Ss-4l 4sa; v."1 31 '.,' .llIK 12 31 11V4: 11 31 I :im 12' 44 ; 4s- i .14 ';12KU ; 11, ! M", j 1,4 44 40 .14 12.! 4 1-1 Sll ps S 1) 44 4SI-, 4SI-, r.2t, 12 14 IS 14, s.l l.t 05 6 10 .".0 u 10 Is I2S Is, K.I (13 6 Cr11. il lc Steel ' I ri . vt Rio i i amle, c 1 :' lid ! I J'ie. r i do 2 1 pfd ' do 1st pfd 1 1 lenera 1 Klcctrlc In. N.. Co e Lands . . . ; ;. n.. pfd j lee Securities Illinois Central 31 1.4 ! 51 l 304 50Vil -vi 171 1,3 174 4 1V,: 44 4 11SVjU10 i 51 t.l rsiM !l72V4;i74- I 4.1V, 45 ;ll raj 120V 23 ! !lo2H 107?;i07 jlo7 20 ti 1 biter. Hal- il07 1 Inter. Met., c 1 "" DTl1 I !:"lK"c. ,.11ler 1 ' ', -7"utl)eln I .1 1 1 76 .j 1451s, 14.M4 141U. s, !!'. 2'!'i! 26'. 1145 ; 2n (,'HlUlJCll Ixiiiisvllle & Nashville Mo.. Kan. &z Texas, c Miami Copper I 70' 72",, 1194 lit 9V l'jv. 119 27 -V "4 i 66 4 144 i',7 '.'I 2S 111 I Mo. Pacific 34; ics,; 34: 65 4 1 ic, 7i . !I4 ", 3-. r,5 , 14'. 1 Nalional Lead solidrtted New Haven 1 I'eoiral '.'I i4" !I4 , IU', s v ' o . ,v W . , Novtolk sV W.-tertl. c. Ill ;in '11104 'i"'-J 1 North American '77 j 77 77 77 4 ' Not t hero Pacific. ,lS'u l .I0S4 1"'. i Mail Steam. O..I 35 i 32'. 32 ! 314 I Pcnn. Itailw sy 'Bill 4 10H:- U'-'Va l'r-"-J i,,-i, ,,Tl 1IT '117 P. G.. L. & C. Co. . Pressed Steel Car, c. do pfd Ray Cons. Copper .. Reading, c .11174 117 in 117 . 62 j 034 62 62 Vi list 214 1VV S2 3:i4 151 il.11 15oV do 2d pfd. 1 1. . Railway Spring I 34j 404; H ,. jtr sim.1 e. . 4.1. 4,-,-v 4-i 4.1 rt pf,i iioovailoo' .1004,100 IliS k Fsland. c I 204 I 21 , 20 4; 20 lj 00 pin. mew;.. ....1 r," S. t. v S. F.. 20 pin d" 1st pfd Studel'.iker do pfd S. tithern Pacific, c. . . . s,.i-.'h.-ru H 1 il -cay. c -S'-i'thern Railway, pf- . Tenr. I oppe! Texas Js: la'ifi' ,i:w. 144 13U4 13i.-1i 1107 iaii4 !'"! WC-4 'jo 101. , lu, 104 164 52 " 12 !-4 514 51 .1.1 , .lo . .M' i 554 114 114 n ; 1"4 i 130-4 131 15041304 1 nion I uiou Pacific, c Pacific pf R-l'.ber. c so 4 U. S. U. S. U. S. 54 ; 5 534 Rublier. pr Steel Co., c . . . Steel Co., pf-. 106 754 1134 4 60 4 1224 ' 7H 76Vi 1134 115 I 664 ' " ' Wi4l tM U. S. Utah Copper !',.h (Wiener Virginia Chemical.. Wabash, pf IV. U. Telegraph... 76 764 W'estlnghouse Flectric. J 18 iaia Total sales eP4 1.700 shsres. Overbeck & CookeCo. Stocks. Bonds, Cotton. Grain. EetC j 216-217 Board of Trad Bnildlng-. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES . TO ALL EXCHANGES Members Chicago Board of Trad. Correspondence of Logan aV Bryan, Chicago, Nrsr York. ii'534 75 navi ' fl4 oey, 38 "754 Industry and Enterprise Soldiers to Oct Applee. I x'laria are pein uiaua iu seici a ship load of apples from the i I nlted States to Hurope for distribuation among- the soldiers at the i front and In the hospitals. The move ment meets with the hearty approval of furgeons and physicians who de clare the fighters need more fruit Juices Canadian Pish Catch Gains. The total value of the catch of British Columbia for the six months ended June '30, 1910, was $1,219,729, as compared with 1, 068, 477 during the first half of the tirecedinsr year, an increase, of 1151.252. I The value of the catch for the whole dominion during- the same periods wan 6, 125, 922 and $6,208,125, a decrease of JS2.203. The principal items of the British Columbia catch were salmon, cod, herrlne, and halibut, amounting in 1915 to $3u3,095, $83,620. $257,182, and $63,340, respectively, against corres ponding values ,of $25a,a03, $S!,590, f21'J,101. and $456,489 In January June, 11)14. The most important Hems &s compared with the dominion catch were salmon and halibut, the alue of the former being over 54 per cent and PORTLAND FIRE RECORD Monday. a. m. 2006 East 10:0! Flanders matches street, children playing with j In barn; slight damage. j 10:57 a. m. 289 Sheridan street I sparks from kitchen stove In wood box; damage $5. 11:25 a. m. 107 Fourth street, Kob erts Dairy Lunch, hot yrease on stove; slight damage. 3:34 p. m. Twenty-sixth and Kast .Salmon streets, grass fire; no damage. Tuesday. 3 09 a. m. 1092 Kast Twenty-third street norlh, Samuel Ijibbe, hot ashes In wood box; damage $150. In Clarke Courts. Vancouver, Wash.. Sept. 21. A. peti tion was filed In the superior court yesterday by Alice E. Elliott, asking that she be appointed executrix of the last will and testament of F. M. Elliott, who died In Portland, August 16, I'.ilu. The estate consists of about 45 acresi of land and personal property value la: about $200. There are four heirs. I Tho estate of tho lute Alary Kllen j Eaws, who died June 24, 1915, was ad j mined to probate yesterday and letters! of administration were Issued t Anna Iitilly. J. S. McAllister, C. E. Farrell , and K. J. lilalr were named to constl j tute a board of appraisers. I The estate of J. II. Upham, who died in I'ortland, April 6, 1915, was also ad , niltted to probate and Newton Keck was appointed administrator at the request of the heirs. ! Suit to foreclose a mortgage on SO I acres of land In Clarke county was ! filed yesteday by Irene li. Usher ; against George K. Van Waters and j others, it Is alleged that there is due, I including Interest, the sum of $3259.23 ' on a promissory note for $3050. At torney fees of $350 are asked in addi tion to costs and disbursements. Suit was filed In the euperior court yesterday by the Clarke County Iron works against the Gyral Amusement company, to secure judgment in tho sum of $359. 4N, which is alleged to be due for labor and materials furnished in the construction of a gjTal wheel recently. The work was completed Just , , , . ' .,, f before the fair week and the property 1 In question Is now located on the fair I jtrounds, where its patronage during rair xyeek waH not of the best. Attor- ' ney fees of $5( are also asked. In ad1t 1 tlon to the foreclosure of a lien on the 1 ptoperty. James B. Fields Sues for Divorce. Oregon City, Or., SepL 21. James II Fields filed divorce stilt against Stella i". Fields in the circuit court Monday, alleging cruelty. They were, married In Portland, December 12, 1912. BOSTON COPPER QUOTATIONS ; Boston. Sept. 21 Ciipper bids: 141 Mohawk 1 Adventure Ah meek 1 A Holies Arcadian ! Alaska 1 Belmont ! Iheuila . Boston Ely ; Butte Bal , Butte Superior. I Cal. & Arts Cal. & Hecla... 1 ( entennlal ! Chief Cons . 72 V . 14 . 7 . ,3H OS ,Xevai!a Cons... 64 Mplsslng Si North Butte . . . 82 V North Lake 3S,lohio Copper.... 2 old Colour 25 loid Dominion.. 24 Owsceola 00 Uulncy 62 Raven 543 Ray Cons 18 Sauta Fe HO iShannon IV . ii . 3 . 57 4 . 84 . hi . 12 . 21 K 2 . 24 . 26 4 I (' btno 444 Shatturk Cwus. Cot'. Mines 1 3-16 Siiierlor c.ipper Range. B4V;Swirt Packing .1 is . 34 . o7 Ilalv West 2 Tamarack 1 .1 16 Trinity 12 luoiutnne 24 t nlted Frtdt !l t nlted Shoe Mchv 1 V4 I . Shoe Mchy.,pf 5:i Culled Zinc sii T. S Smelters... 17 S. Smelters pf. I t.ih Apex 1 I tab Cons ill i., Victoria 27 W inona 2rv Wolverine 47 Wyandot 134 Yukon Gold 1 V3 rown 1 1 1 Verde Extn 10 iKerr I-ake 3', JIcKlnley l)aTls-IBly : F.ast Butte ' First .Natl Franklin . leildfleld Cons.. I Greene-Cananea . . j i.ranby I Hancock I Houghton 1 Indiana New Inspiration i Isle Royale j Keevs eenaw .... ! La Salle 1 bake Copper. . . j Mason Valley . . . I Mass. Oa I M hi. Mining. . . Mayflower 1 Mexico Cons .... ( Miami 1 Michigan 1344 4MX 24 fi2S 414 47 14 24 4 51 24 pi Sueeesa tlgonah New York Cotton Market. open. High. Low. Close. .1155 1170 1149 11 f, 2 .115 1192 117) 118 7 .1196 1212 HAS .1212 1220 1209 1219 .1087 1120 108.-, 1110 .1125 1158 1125 111) i January i March . . . Mhv July ) tober I e ember Foreign Exchange Rates. Merchants National bank u. notes foreign ex change: London Sterling. 4.73. Berlin Marks, 21.03. Paris Krsncs. 17 .U0. ' Ylenna 15.S4. IPsigkong Currency. 43.30. Athena Currency, 19. 60. . Liyprpool Wheat Market. Liverpool. Sept. 21. (I. tl. K.)- Whest Foot No. 1 Ms niton, lis lOd; Mo. z, lis a; 1 v a it. 7iii. Vn 1 northern Dulnth. lis 5d; No. 2 red western winter, hard winter, lis 104d. 10s 3d; No. 2 The First National Bank Of Portland, Oregon Small accounts as Well as large ones are welcome here. Our patrons, regardless of the amount of business done, receive every courtesy in all matters entrusted to us. Capital and Surplus .$3,500,000 of the latter approximately 60 per cent of the w hole i '.-iriii.liaii production In 1915, and more than 34 per cent of the former and nearly 5:, per cent of tha latter In 1914. Fish Line Are Translucent. The manufacture ,t fUhinsj lines from wild-, icon -iiic in arried on In t Kak.i. made by one of the li being marketed under th, of '1 egusu. Tegusu line be it-visible In the water tcisiii, to be especially taking game fish. the line -udinar flrm trade nam are said to uiui. for this aiiiipted for Insurance Men Banqnet. t 'elebi a ling (he winning "f the granfi centuiy contest which oh in il May I nnd closed August fi, the Columbia llfs i.- Trust company hold a biin.iet lust night at the red room of the ImperiiC hotel. Th- nm Ms were ineinl i rs and officers of the company and salesmeii who had sold enough Insurance durlu( the period ti. bo . mible to the huiwu Joseph II. y wax t oast muster ami 'i '"iie In t he romii. Th were Phil C. West, M. A I'.ru. r. (' Ilohi ti ll. J. C.a'il.iher and 11. called iipnn e prize winueis W. Punn, M. stedt. K. King, A. Halch. IMAYDR DECLARES HE L STREET Number of Property Owners Are Opposed to Curbs and Walks on Thoroughfare. Vnneomer, Wii-ili , Sept The. flrsit intimation of a veto of any of Ihe ordinances passed by tho present rlty council hils made lust evening by Mayor Milton livaiiH during; the dis cussion t rior to the passage, of the ordinance providing for the Improve ment of Columbia street between Third and Txieli'.h streets. Tho ordlniin.e provides fur curbs) 'ri!"iig lids stioet as well nn w.ilKs and liULsmtieh us a !ai;;e number of property owners xveie opposed to th in.pi o etiicnt the tun or ' naid that If passed In that manner It would only delay mnttfls, n.s be would Vein It. Notwithstanding this Ktatement t ha orilii.anco a-i passed unaiilinously. Conshlcta hie ills, ii.ssion was broug;lit forth, rel,itlo lo what pavltiK the Northern I'aiific railway company would I.e. ui i pel le-il 1" place, between tw o of Its spur l l arks ,n t oss Columbia street at ' olid, which Is now being paved. Upon motion of 'uiiiiclliiian I'adden it was dei ided that tho Htreet be Kept opt n al all times alter the Im provement has bc( :i completed and tliut the company b re.uiie.l lo pav be tween the tails with lielghm blocks. l.nleKs a sult.-ildo agrcenn nt pan be entered into between the city and V. R Yauglian for the pun ha.se of a two foot strip of unplatted hind In the center of tho Mock between Twentx flrst and Twenty-third streets between Columbia and Kranltlin streets, condem nation proceedings will tirob.ibly be ordered at the next meeting. 1 'roper! y owner.H on the.su streets have pelltlntied for a isewer hut the amount asked by Mr. VaiigliiiM lor Hie strip Is deemed entirely too high. The ordlllaticc pio vidlng for the Improvement was given tv. o readings and referred to the street committee, the city engineer and city attorney, the latter bciti instructed to pre.are hii ordinance provldlns; for condemnation proceedings, tho name to be Introduced at the next meeting should an agreement fall to be reached. A surety bond from the Washington Oregon Corpot atiuti In tho uin of $100o to cover any damage resultin; from Ihe breaking of pavements, whb h may be necessary in mukltii; water connections or Improv emeiits, was cepted, subject to its approval by the c i t v' attorney. The city tieasurer was ItisU'u' ted to accept the p. i merit "f Ihe assessment, less tho penally, of Mrs. Josephine Luedesher, agains-t her property at Ninth and Washington streets, the as sessment heitig for tho Improvement of the streeis Iron! ing on the propert'. The chief of police w as Instiu 'ted to notify all owners of defective side walks alotiK Washington and other streets, to make necessary repairs Im mediately. Property owners alonii East Twentle'.: and La ft IC streets, who several juiis ago constructed pri vate" board walks, will be notified to either repair or remove them at on. e. The walks are In poor condition m J unless attended to at once vi lli l.e i it moved by the street .b-pa r I men t The WflKhlriKli'ii-i n egon corporation was instructed to pro.pie a soild fniin du'.lon for Its freight ti.nl from I'liltd and Columbia slieels to Second mid Columbia- The tra. k, iih origlnallv laid, occupied tho (enter ot the. street, but since thu Improvement of tins street started it has shifted a Utile to the eat of the center to pass one of the piers of the S. 1'. A F. viaduct. A canvass of the votes al Ihe special bond election resulted In a ullght change in the result It was found that there w ere 314 votes ' for . bonds and 290 votes attains! bonds, 31)2 votes beln reipnied lo atry the election. Will I-iiinistiatei Komi Itullding. Vancouver, Wash., Sept. 21. Mem bets of tho ' ity council and others. In icieste.d in road bulltlliig were extended an Invitation last evening by A. (.'aid well, a representative of the Hosseil Grader company, to witness a demon stration In nfrd building, which will be given on the Hidden . road tomorrow. A number of Portland road enthusiast will also be present, among whom will b John B. Teon. The demonstration hss been stranged by John P. Klgglos, commissioner of the third district. In which ihe work will be done. w VETO COLUMBIA ORDINANCE