14
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.
POTATO MOVEMENT IS BEING HELD BACK BY ASKING OF HIGH PRICES
I
URKEY OUTPU
T
NOW
CAUSING GUESSES AS
10 THE COMING PRICE
Private Advires Received by The
Journal Indicate 1 nat the Crop
Is 10 to 15 Per Cent Greater;
Handler Talks of Outlook.
Cheap Salmon Is
Very Plentiful in
Tie Local Market
Dogs" Are Selling at 12 He
and Mont of Them Are
Rather Good Quality.
Each
of
The . i n1 1 1 (r aeaon for turkey marketing W
run -I nit the mutual worry among I lie trade.
In i'l' -t.il' ererjone la truelng ax to tlie
prr.l.niil" .rices that will rule during the
Thiniki;iviiig aalea. One fellow' gueaa la
i.tIihi. hi yooij an auother'a at thin time aiil
all iin- uyini: Ihelr liarula at the forecaata.
Private a.ivtee reeelred hf The Journal from
li-nilinx renter Indicate that the output of
iiiikeya thl neaMHi In Oregon anrt l.lalio will
t,.. from lo to IS per pent greater than a
,T-:ir Hk'o. I.i om aectlorj earlier adTlr-ea
i;iive tin .r.it.ille lncreaae la greater thau
Hii- rniiifi-, t'Ut other aectloti wbl.li tlion an
tlri.Hlecl no increan oer a yr ago, are now
talklnu1 of h greater output.
TlioiiiiiK (,. I arrell of ICrerdlng 4 Farrell,
lorn I i -oninilihloii merchants, lu making lila
"gupta" nay.
(if ri,nr- It la rather early to he In a po-
Itlnn to fnn . iiM i'i Ire with any -eiactneaa.
I nui or Hi- oi.lnloii that there are a Rood
many tnrk.ii In the country. I know that In
MiiiM- dlatrl. t llii'.v hip a IlKlit nop. but othera
arew to Lmtp ii o'd many of them. 1 lo
not think Itiat taken a m whole the crop la
Urire. hut l! lookn aa If there would b no
real acnrrlty.
"At pn-aeiif aou.e IItp turkeya are coming
to mnrket. and 1 1 y do not meet with a ery
ni l li e il.-n.iin.l. B'-nie have Hold for 17'iilS. It
la my opinion (li t heat ilresae.t turkeya should
briny. If on t!ii market on the '.Mat. 22(1 or
Xiil of Nnypinl" r. MiiiiPtUIng In the nelKhhor
hood of 22 to -r. They inny do a Utile bet
ter, hut I mo iiiIIp aure MiMt they will be
no lean than tliee prlcea. When I y beat
stork. I 11111 n fine fill blrda. nicely dry
lilrked Vow let hip tniprena on you the fact
thot noli" Init f.it blrda slioulil lie dreHf-ed. Be
ore a to tlii, for we want Jut na few i-ulla
and K'imiiIi iin poaalble - they are very hurd
to aell. in f.it we liare a few se of these
atlll I Id ptonigi; that we have been un-
Lle lo ii-t ml of.
Poor ilreaaert turkeya will not bring ptpd.
aa iiiiicli at they w ould If "till alive the con
illlion u tio apparent.
'There Hhoiild also he a Rood demand for
prion- fnt ilji-ieil geese at that tluie, and a
few illl'-kK should ii I so arfl prelly well, al-tlioii-h
the hulk of the buHiiiPhH la on turkeya
t Ihal I line. 'I hey aliould be ablpped by
expreaa. uiiil In reach the trade on the nbove
dntea. Noveuitier -I or -'.! preferred. lie sure
that no' feed la In J he crop keep front feed
for lit lenat 12 hour before killing. Remove
all feather but u few on the neck beat to
remove nil from tin- wings. I'ark In light
cam-a or paper lined burlap aacka."
II AM HIT SUPPLY IS SCARCK
Supplh-a of frenh halibut are very ararce In
the loi-nl market, with No. 1 firm at We a
pound and No. at Sc. There In alao a
fniiiine In rrnbi nnil no razor (imna are avail
Mile hctiiuHp of weather condition off the
POBht.
CHICKEN MARKET IS SLOW
While aholng no change In quotations, tlju
market f"r .link, in la rather alow at the
prices named, today. Cleanup of assorted
offering are reported at 13c a- pound with
heavy heua kelllug generally at 13-aC a
pound.
DRESSED 1HX.S ACCUMULATE
t'oumry Willed hog are accumulating along
Front afreet with the extreme low prlcea
forced In the atoekyard. While Krout street
prlcea have not ahown the decline noted for
llvcatock, attll the altuatlon la extremely poor.
With receipts lui reaalng.
EASTERN CRANBERRIES DUE
A carloav of enatern cranberries, the first
of the aeanon'a late Ilowea from New Jersey,
la due In the local trade and will be quoted
at $11 a barrel. orcgoa-Waalilngton cran
berries are quoted strung at $10. DO per barrel
for early varieties.
The local freh flab trade Is loaded with
dog'' aalmon. Some of it Is of extremely
good quality, while othera are very poor ami
really unfit for use. Stepa are being taken
by the city authorities to sAop the sale of
aalmon thrtt I unfit for food. Most of the
latter la caught In spawning stream ud are
Injured by the rocks in the creeks.
Howcvpr, very good dog or cniim saimon
aa It la beat kno n among me nane. is Ren
in In the wholesale market at 12'-jC each.
Tie fli-h weigh from ) to o'-i pound. each,
and coiialderlug everything are today the
cheapest food, product on the market.
"Theae salmon nre really giwu food," says
C. J. B. Malarkey. a local wholesaler. "Deal
era are securing them cheap enough to sell
tbfin to conannier at 20c each at a good
profit and the nubile a getting its food sup
plies abnoruislly low."
There la only a very limited supply or sii-
rerslde salmon available and these are selling
at 7e a pound. tiood Chinook are extremely
Cajce it He o pound for selected fiah.
APPLE MEN SELLING HOGS
Mood Blver. Or.. Not 43. V. Thomen
ami A. 1. Mason, two or Hood Hlver a prom
Ii.i nt orchari'lsta. al.lpped over 75 head of
fat hog to I'ortland the first of the week by
I oat and returned lust night with their
Leeks and were more than pleased with their
aV. Mr Mason, who hus long leen the
premium Hpitzcnberg apple grower of the
Hood Hirer valley, and an aposule of clean
culture tneHi'd In the orchard, stated last
nli;ht that every orchard!! should raise some
bigs and feed the Inferior fruit to the pork
era. "The bog thrle on the apples, and It
li an fHf.y and profitable way to turn the
cull fnilt Into cash," anlii Mr. Ma-non. who is
now fattening 40 more hog for market.
Edited by Hyman H. Cohen.
GROWERS ARE NOT
OFFERING POTATOES
JUST AT THIS TIME
Producers Unwilling to Accept Cur
rent Values for Supplies and
Movement Is Restricted; . Poor
Stuff Is Xot Wanted.
DAIRY PRODUCE ON' COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle, Nov. 4.- d'. P. j Holier Native
Washington creamery, brick, $:IH; ditto solid
pack. $::2.
Cheese- Oreiron triplets. Iftwc; Wisconsin
twins, 17c; ditto triplet. 17c, Washington
twin. 17c: Young America llc.
Kgga Select ranch, 47c; April torage, 29c;
fresh eastern. 38c.
Ban Franciace Maxket,
Pan Francisco. Cul.. Nov. 4. (!,'. P.)
ter Kxtraa, 20l,c; prime firsts. 2.V ;
24 c.
Kbits Extras, Mc; pullet. 41 He.
Chrese California fancy. 17c; firsts. 15'oc
Los Angeles Market.
Iami Angeles, ( al . Not. 4 - l'. X
Ef!g Cjise iniint. 42c.
Butter Kreab extras 2ft.
While) locally the potato market ts held well
and prices are considered strong, the move
ment la restricted. Farmers are not offering
their supplies freely. Most of them bare price
Ideas that are much out of line with freent
conditions and outside business la practically
Impossible except for eeftain grades.
The Utt'e business that Is now passing for
potatoes with outside points consists princl
pelly of selected quality. Buyers are freely
offering grower 70 to 7oc a cental f. o. b.
country points fur the and In Isolated In
stances have even thrown In the sacks. Such
price naturally call for best quality and poor
sacks are considered a detriment to tiie sale.
Ordinary quality is being held too high for
dealer to inuke shipments to other slates.
The market for onions Is showing a steady
tone with the Confederatisl association,
thfough Its sales agent. W. I. Swank. Mill
asking $1.2." per cental f. o. b. country points
for No. 1 stock. During the last two weeks
In October the association averaged better
than a car a day; a movement unusually fa
vorable for that month. The California market
Is in a bad way with prices lower. This con
dition Is said to be due principally to the
fact that the quility is exiretne'y sior and
that outalde shipments are practically impossible.
--Rut-firsts.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Beattle Market.
Penttle, Wah.. Nov. 4. ( LT. F-) Onions:
Oiegon lic Yakima. H4c.
Potatoes White Hlver, $l24il.1; Yakima
Krrbank, $l4t2i; Yakima (lems, $18'&$2.
Ban Franoisco Market.
San Francisco, Nov. 4. l'. P.) Potatoes
per cental Salinas. $1 ,3."ir3 1 W: deltas, swoj
1.13: Oregon. 1 OCiil .'-'"; sweets, S1.2GIU1 .ao.
Onions Socfejl per cental.
Hop Growers Are Discouraged.
Chehalls, Wash., Nov. 4. James Chomber
lln of Ceres, one of the few remaining hop
growera In thU county, says that from WOO
to 1800 bales of tbla season crop Is still
In the bands of the growers. Kleven hundred
bales of that amount are held by th Klnber
company. Several of the growers who have
so persistently cultivated and harvested their
yltld hare about decided to plow their yards
up.
Hogs Are Holding
Very Slow Here; A
Weaker Trade East
General American Situation Is
Sluggish Today; North Port
land Has Small Run.
POHTLAXD LIVESTOCK RT'N
Hogs. Cattl". CaHes. Sheep.
Thursday .'..!)
Wednesday .... Tli'J 77 S 4.:7
Tuesday ::47 l'.n . . '.41
Monday- 6:;2tf Ml 1 o-'
Saturday 1147 ... 1
Friday " 127o :Vr "1 ti"l
Week ago, 1218 14'1 1-V1 '
War go 72 '."i 12:L"
Two years ago.. tOo '' 1 ..
Turee jreark ago. 411 '.'0 '-'i
WILL SHIP tiREEX ORANGES
Advices from California are to the effect
thai since the lmrn hove been let down as a
favor to California, It Is expected that the
tirade will soon be flooded with linuiHture
navel;. Thla will probably work unich In
jury to the market In general.
Rainfall Is T( Small.
Hood River. Or.. Nov. 4 The -alnfall for
the year 1915 Is less than one half of the
average rainfall In the Hood Kirer valley to
dnte. During the past 10 month the precipi
tation ha been only lo.i5 Inches, while the
average for the past five year during the
an r, 1(1 month for ttitori ltlvr hi. l.i.ar, " I 1
- ' '. . u ' I
Tt, Inlnl rainfall lt vasi u nnl. 01
Inches.
IIUIKK NOTES OF THE TRADE
Fug market I ateady at 40c for local
ranch candled.
Dressed teals are wek but unchanged In
price.
A ahlimient of fancy oranges waa due on
today'a ateamer.
Carload of lug tomatoes In from California.
Banana train was reported In thl morn
ing. Usual condition.
SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE
Weather bureau sends the following notice
to shippers:
Protect shipment during tile next 48 hours
Various Wheat Markets.
UverpcK)! Ca'n wheat uncharged,
ftuenos Aires Cash wheat unchanged.
Greece Wheat hluh and Import needs lare.
Omaha Cash wheat 1-. to lc down.
Dnluth Dec. Wb. Mar lfXHi.
Winnipeg Dec. U74a. May 101 at.
Minneapolis Dec. lisb. Mar 102.
Kansas City Dec. !9-j. Mar lot uj.
St. Ixiuis Dec. 1044. May lO.-'j.
I-iven0ol Cash Wheat.
I.lverissd. S..V. 4 (1. N. S. I Wheat Spot
No. 2 Meliltoha lis fid; No. a. lis 41; N,,. 2
to 'd nir, old, 12a 3Lad; No. 2 Chicago
new, 11 2d.
as far north as Seattle against minimum teni
Ierature9 of about 4'! degrees; northeast to
Spokane, V) degrees; southeast to lioise. rtr,
degree; south to Ashland. 40 degrees. Mini
mum temperature at Portland touight about
&o degreea.
TRANSPORTATIONS
Twin ' Palaces of the Pacific"
gll'lsau'ullq.,
"GREAT NOXTXEBV"
"TxOKTHimBT PACIPIO"
For San Francisco 3gz
Best of trip In daylight. 130
round trip dally till Nov. 3d.
One way. $8. $15. $20. All
fares Include meals and berth.
Steamer express (Bteel parlor
ri h ami coaches) leaves North
Hank atatlon 3 30 a. m.. arrives
4:2;'. p. m. Sunday. Wednesday,
T-Yitlay.
WORTH BANX TICKET OT
SICE BTH AITS BTABK.
Tliones Broadway 920. A867l.
Tickets alsu at 3d and Morri
son. 10U Third St.. 348 YVash
lnaTtor. p.i.
nokth pacific stbaiiseip co.
San Francisco
EANTA BARBARA. LOS ANOELE3
AND SAN DIKGO
SS. ELDER
Bails Wsiassday. Hot. 10. 6 p. K.
Ttckat Of flea 123 A Third BtL
Pbonas Main 1314, A-1314
San Francisco
Los Angeles
(Wltliottl OhaatT Xa Boat)
To Biff.
Claaa,
Comxortabls.
EUganUy AppolnUO.
Bta-Oolntr SteamaUp
City
Ball rtom Alnswoion Book
3 P. M., NOV. 7
100 Ooldan Milas on Colambla Bivar
All Ratss Inclnda Bartn and MsaUaC
Tables and Barvlca UnazcaUad,
Tha San Francisco ft Portland S. B.
Cc Third and Wasbinrton St,
(with O-W. B, fc rr. Co.) Tai. Broad.
ray 4500. A-413L,
JOBBING PRICES OP PORTLAND
These prlcea are thou at which wholesaler
aell to retailers, except aa otherwise stated.
They art corrected up to noon euco day:
Dairy Produca-
BCTTEIl City creamery, rubes, Taney
Sl'jc; first. 2Sic; seconds. Zsc; prints and
cartons, utra; country creamery cuL-sj, Z!i(t
Wc; Oregon dairy, lt(19c.
ELTI tllFAX 1'urtiaiid delivery Premium
ceain, :ic; No. 1 sour cream, ilc; No. 2, c;
fcueet cri-dm, 3oc 11).
EUG.S Selling price by dealer, delivery ex
traSelected fresh, 40t-llc; candled ranch,
4w; storage. 2U'a;'J7c; case coui.t. 27c dosen.
1 IV K foLL'lUi liens. l.eay rlvmonta
Rock. i:iVjC lb.: ordinary chickens, luvie lb.;
broilers. H-faii'-i lbs., l','nl.tc; turkey. 17
4l!c, drested. iOiac; pigeons, $ 1 .wg, 1 .2:, ;
squabs, il .'At du.-.i, geiae, live, He; 1'ekln
ducks, old, 11c lb.; young and heavy, ly
UVirc lb-
tilEK.SE Selling prices Fresh Oregon f.iney
full crcaci twins and triplets. lC'iil'i'-ic;
Young America, 174J17Wc. Price to jobber,
flats. 15c: Young America, ltic. f. o. b.
Fruit and Vegetables.
FRKSU KEl ITS -Oranges. $0'l?,-.7.-i box:
be ls nan. 5c per lb.; It-uioun. $o.i)o4.f)0 box;
grape fruit. Id ,"0((f 7.00 case; pineapples, Sc
lb.; pears, $1 .2o(tf 1 .."0; cantaloupes. Jl.oO'Jj
l.T.; watermelons, HOcffJl. per cwt.; peaches.
BC(jl40c b-jx ; huckleberries, ti(u7c lu.; grapes,
SI .".Kj'tr 1 ..'15; Concord, 20c asket.
Al'i'LKS lcal l.ouiii.fio per box, accord
ing to "uuliiy.
ONIONS Local, $1.50 per cental; association
selling price, carloads, S1.2o f. o. b. coun
try point-; garlic, liiglSc ib.
POTATOES Selling prbe New crop, local.
7Icfail.0O; sweets. tl.uOitfil.OO.
LU ETA BLKS Turnips i; beets. 73e per
ssrk; carrots, new, 7Sc sack; par-uip ( )
per sack: cabbage (local), 751 k:,c; green
onions. lOitlJidc doz. bunches; peppers, hell,
4c: head lettuce. l al. l'oi;;0c loz. ; celery,
dcicn. 4iMtJ."ic. cauiliflouer. 7.",c'o i l .20 doz.;
trench artichokes. JI.OO dinen; string beans,
5c pr lb.: peas, ( t per lb.; radishes, 12M.C
dozen bunches; corn. ( ) sack; cucom
tura, hothouse. 40'iiTsic dozen; tomatoes, Ore
gon, 4Tic box; Calitornia, $1.00 lug; eg plant,
i," per lb.; sprouts, 0c per lb.; cranberries, lo
cal $10.50; eastern, cily, $lu.C); late, $11.00
per bbl.
Me-ia, Fish and Proviaioni.
nilKSSl.D Selling price Country
killed: Fancy hogs. 8c; rough and heavy,
7'ii7UiC; fancy veals, btS'?o; ordinary. 7iit
7iic; poor, Sifyti'-j c; goals, lc; spring
lambs, loc; miitlou, jiSc.
HAMS. UAtON. hie. Hams. 13ijj2ric;
breakfast limuii, 10'o;3)c; boiled hams, 2se';
picnic, 10;tic; cottage roll, Joe; Oregon ex
ports, HVj4li:Jc lb..
0mh.k tJiympia, per gaunn. J3; canned
ei stern, &5c can, $6.50 dozen; ecftern In
shell. $1S5 per 100; razor claiu, 12c dozen;
eastern oysters per gallon, solid pack, 3 oO
FISH Dressed flounders. 7c; sllverslde sal
mon, tKac; Uoyal Chinook, 7(38c; perch. 7a
he; lobslcrs, 2oc lb.: silver smell. 7c; salmon
trout, 12V-C lb: halibut. biilOc.
L.AUD - Tierces, kettle rendered, jSc; atan
daid. UMiC.
tliAliS Large. $1.75; medium. $1.25 doien.
Groceries.
gt'OAR Cube, Jli.7u; pow.lered. $6.40; fruit
or beiiy. o.i:o, beet, ftt.uo; dry granulated,
yj.20; I) yellow, $j.f0. tAbove yuutatluns are
M day net casb.j
Uil k. Japan style No. 2, Sew Or-
ieuus. Lead. o:(iO'-c; blue rose. 6c
bASi Coarse, bait grouuda, loos, J10 55
er ton; 5o, $U.do, table dairy, Max ' $ie
10s, 1T.oj; baWs. 25. Jump rock, $2t) Vci
lou.
BEAN'S Small white. $6.00; large white
i.75; piuk. 4.b5; lima, $d.0o: bUJOUt fr.w';
co, t. 5.
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOPS Nominal buying price, 1913 rrop
choice. llVjWil-c; prime. 10'.2llC; medium
lo prime, 5u,Uc.
HONKV , $J 2oa3.50 per case
WOOL Niftninal, 1U15 ciip. V. llliiiuetta rtl
ley. coarse Lo'.swold, lattuuc; meduiai Shrop
shire, Hie; choice fancy 10 Is, Xi.ziK; eastern
UlDiiS Sailed bides. 25 lbs. sU up. I5C
ailed, i0 lb", and up, loc; talied, 15 'to 25
ids.. 15c; sailed call, up to 15 ins., ije; grees
bides, 25 lbs. and up. 13y.c; gieec stags. 5o
Ib. and up. SVic; green tip, ;o jt tJ o
lbs.. 15c; green call, up to 15 lbs., is, dry
flint bides, zic; dry lliut caif, up to 7 lb
27c; drj nll bides, 20c; dry Lrselilde each'
5Ut(fi1.0tL4 salt hnrsehides. caih, 2.lj(a J.0o:
torsebalrT25c; dry lon wool peas, 15fe,c; dry
short wool pelts, ll'S'i dry auecp abearlina:,
.-cli loiilOc, sailed sheep soturliis. eacn,
i;-iu25c.
TALLOW No. 1. 4Hac; No. 2, 4kj4!4c;
grease. . (0,3 Vac
MUHAltt ial5 30c.
CUlTTiil OU CASiARA 1JARK Buying
price, car lots, -iaic: less than car lots,
. 1 -)-
Faint tad Oil.
LINSELD OIL Haw. bbis.. 72c gallon; ket
tle boiled, bb'e.. 7-tc; raw. cases. 77c; AKiiledL
cases, 7V)c; gal.; lota of 25t callous lc Itfab
vi) caka oic... e4i per ton.
COAL OIL Water while In drum
barrels, 10c.
TLUPENTINE Tank. 67c; caaea.
leu.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, SVc lb.
lots, Bc lb.; lesa Iota Uc per lb.
ulX MtiAL carload lots, J4.
HOG MARKET IS WXAXEH
Hog ruled weiker today at North Portland.
The last report available from the stockyards
at 1:35 this afternoon failed to show any
sales beyond $6.59 or a dune below the ex
treme figure of yesterday.
Most of the h-igs that came forward to
North Portland overnltrht were from Willam
ette valley point with onlj- a sprinkling of
interior offerings.
Swine market in general was quiet for the
day In the local yards. The market started
slow as during recent days, but there was
little change In the price situation over
night. F-astern market" showed further weakness
this morning with some quoting lower prices.
General hog market.
Pest light $ f. V
Medium light H.M'a 15 ,'..'1
liood to heavy 0 0O'ai;.25
Lough to heavy 5 oo'fto.oO
No Cattle Arrive.
Not a ainjfle hoof was reiorte. new . 1n
t lit' cattle market overnight at Norlh Port
land. General trend of the trade continues
fi.urabie for quality, but there ha? tieen e 11
almost general Jaca of such stuff here recent
ly Cows of p'ior quality coniiuue neglected.
Lustern tyitile market were steady to eas
ier this morning.
General cattle market range:
Best hay fed steers $c,
tnexl 10 choice O
INTERIOR FORCING UP
PRICES FOR BARLEY AT
POINT ON TIDEWATER
Growers Have Short Crop This Sea
son but Liberal Carryover From
Last Season; Europe Is Anxious
to Purchase Cereals.
NORTHWEST GRAIN
RECEIPTS
-Cars
Wheat. Barley. Fir. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Tbiirs. ,11 4- 2 -i 9
Year ago 110 IS 14 13 5
(-.asou to date.. i,2;,2 841) 404 5o R17
Year f.go 7,f--i 741 1"17 S)42 7!5
Tacoma, Wed
1 tar ago 4'1 I 1 "1
Season to date. 4,i:i1 2At .. 11 1071
Year ago. 4.isi7 22i 22
Seattle. Wed... 4 1 12 7 22
ear aio Go 2 - 1H
Season to date . t.:;:is 704 o.",4 47'1 l'-D
Year ago 4.275 i:01 lo 0tl2 lKi
Stock Market Has
Little Change in
Prices at Opening
New York. Nor. 4 (I N ) The stock
exchange opened today with little change over
lest night closing quotation?, although Cru
cible Steel, which sprung a surprise yester
day by dropping several is.ints. exhibited the
same tendency thl morning.
Many brokers anticipated a general dropping
off In the Industrial list I ww of the uni
versally heavy liquidation that 1- taking place.
There la a large element In tbe street
that ts short In rails, believing that tb-se
vlll slump when the' "war'" sp.-cialues start
or a fast downward grade.
Foreign banking Interests nre snin t he
privately of the belief that the Pin-ed state1
prosperity l as not as yet ovui mar re.i. h
iug its zenith.
Range
Overbeck
liiilldiug;
of New York prices furnlxhe.J hv
& Couke Co.. 21'i 217 Board of Trade
DKSCRll'I ION
10"
A Ills i 'haliuers, c . . .
A 1 lis Chalmers, pf . . .
American licet Sugar.
41 1
74i, t.-i-i,
d' .,
ilghj
ifij
J"L
i4ii ;
tirilinary tvj fair
P.e-t cows
(i-iod to prime ...
Select bull
i- al.ev bil lis
Ordinary bulls ...
Lisl calves
Mutton
While u .arrive
or lamb i-ctis at
tuo trend of the
Ccntinuea Strong.
la were rhc'wn in
N'-rth Portland
market is easily
.00.7.-.
i0'!i:.40
5.uo'tt 5.75
4.7.r.(a'i.o.) 1
4 50'tl 4 ) '
4 SXa4.25
4 l"i n 4. 2.'.
2.."H"U.'0
7.0o47.5U
the sheep
overnight,
lecogniied
were
u- ri.Ty strong
nialutained.
hasteru niaikers
ally this morning.
Dcueral mutton and
Select interior lauibs
Onllnarj Interior lambs ..
Wulauiette valley lambs ..
Select yearlings
Select ewes, light
Old wethers
Today'a Livestock
with full former ralues well
pioted steady gencr-
latiib prices:
$7.2r.7.n5
- 0 ..i'a.7.110
t.'sj,7.0o
6.2.")
5.550 5.50
b.oO'iio.oO
Shippers.
Hogs i. M. Browu, Serpents Spur. Wash.,
1 load: W. 1!. Knrtz, The Dalies, I load: J.
i MUhler. Hubbard. 1 load; M Wanibsgons,
Dayton, 1 load; Peterson liros.. Forest Grove.
1 load: George Kimn-erman. Y'amblll, 1 load;
P. Pudden, VimvUTer, 10 Lead.
Comparative statement of North TorUand
run:
Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep.
Mi-nth to date.. 1h1 li S.140 l.fl.".4
Sanie, J L) 14 ... . o'.il 11 2.711 4,3
Gain, 1013 tt;7 5.420
Iyoss. 115 2 2,454
Year to du'e. . .R2.t)'.)2 22T2 2')5.6.r. 174. 5MM
Same, 1J14. . . .tt.l:5 2:;:1 17i. K)3 2.")l.o'j7
Gain. 1P15 2',. li'2
Iwss, r.'lo 3.14" 41 63.561
Wednesday Afternoon SaJea.
HOGS
Section. No. Ave. lh. Prb-e.
Oregon PS 2" $'155
Oregon t,4 )s:i s a
Oregon :l Moo 6.H
Oregon 5 2HI 5..m
orrgon 2 2."5 5.f5
Oregon 1 lis) 5.25
Oregon 35 1M 5.25
STKEUS.
Oregon 4 1417 $5.o5
BILLS.
Oregon 1 1200 $2.75
Thursday Morning Saies.
HOGS.
Section. No. Ave. lb. Price.
Oregon 5f ' Sb.5()
Oregon H 211 ti 5n
Oregon 11 l.xi o.."xj
Oregon fi D5 ti ihj
Ongon S 324 5.T.0
Ongon 2t i.iit f,.,-s.i
trcguu : . 12 250 5.25
DAIXiT BOAT TO
Staamara
SAUUI8
ti
Dalles City" and "Stranger"
Lc&va Portland dally. 1- a. m., except
Friday.
Leave The Dalles daily. T a, nu, except
i Saturday.
Ayf AXVSBS ST. SOOZ, POmTZaABXs
Phone, Xala S1B4,
O-W R. & N. CO.
BTBAMIB SEBVICE.
Steamer Harvest Queen
leaves g d. m. dallv cvni
Saturday for Aatorla and way points Re
turning, leave Astoria 7 a. in. dally" ex
eunt Sunday.
Tickets and reaerratlone it O-W. R. &
N. (Union Pacific System! City Ticket Of
fice. Washington at Third, be for. s ;M
P. n.i after that hour at Aab-aireet dock
bones. Broadway 4500. A-6121.
and Iron
cal-
lh.
74c
500
The extreme sirengtii shown In the barley
r.iarki t at couti.ry, points Is sljwly but
surely forcing tidewater- bids higher. There It
etcn talk about eastern buying of brewing
hurley in the nortinvet, but Jils cannot be
lully coiifirnted.
EM-orr di-m'and for barley Is exceedingly
good $nd with a very slxirt crop this season,
iilthough the carry -oer was lieay, growers
:rc not dlsisjued to allow speculative inter
ests to ni.:ke ,U" mi. lions of dollars they
Lave secured in -tl.er season.
Demand for wheat from Europe continues
in. abated with higher bids almost every day.
The call Is esp dally urgent for early de
liery, altlMiugh there has Peeu s decided ten
d ucy among European Interests of late to
I.Lrchasp anything that was offering. The
onlj draivbaci: .o the trade has been the in
ulility of exporters to secure euoiigh supplies
in advan 'e to enable them to f-ell deferred
shipments except at a very great risk. It
1 now stated (hat one prominent charter
speculator Is on the way to lo,. considerable
u.oney on consignments accepted earlier in the
sei-3- ii on the IihsU of what half of ihe crop
wot-Id sell at before January 1.
Flour market is steady at unchanjed figures.
Rcj-orts That Europe is bidding cauuot be con
fu med.
I-LOUR Selling price: Tatent. $4. SO; Wil
lamette vailey, l.so; local straight, $4.20uJ
4 0O; bakers1 local. J4.40j44.KO; Montana sptln
wheat. $5.40; exports, $4.10(0,4.20; whole
wheat, J5.25; grahum, $5.00; rye Hour, o.50
per barrel.
1IAY--Buying prb-e: Willamette valley tim
othy, fancy, $13,004' 1... oO; eastern Oregon-Ida
ho faiicv timothy. JlttJiO: altalta, sij.uuk"
13.50; ituli aud Oats, $11.00; clover. $s.uo4t
.).
tiRAIN" SACKS 1015. nominal. No. 1 Cal
cutta. SUjc in tar lots; less amount higher.
M ILLS'! I i'FS Selling price: Bran, $24. )0
jJ25.ai; sLorts. J25..)).u2u. 00.
ItuLLKD BARLEY Selling price, $28.50(3
29. 50.
I oRN Whole. $36.00; cracked. $37.00.
Local wheat price followed again tne lead
of Chicago with advances of to IVjC a
bushel; red Russian bids alone ahowlng rm
chauge for November delivery, aa compared
with yesterday. No sales. e
November oats bids were firmer and "3c
a ton higher, bat both feed and brewing
barley show-ed tio change. No sales.
Merchants exchangj Not ember prices:
& ' WUIJAT
do V.
pal'j list 't
MJL4; o7s
02 ,
2i '4 ,
03
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57
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:hts. 16 25(J
(7.35; good
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
CleaiHngs--Monday
. . .
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Portland Banks.
This week. Year ago.
$1.115. 5ii7.i: $2.433.335.2S
2.62).lt55 us Holiday
2.2S0,97.:-I7 3.013.20.35
2,373,075.1)2 2.41)4.175.71
Seattle Bank.
Clearings $2.ll.ne(
Balances IS ,325
Clearings
Balances
Tacoma Banks.
. . .$31,728
. . . 57.S.-J
AMERICAN IJVESTOCK PRICES
Denrer Hog $7.05.
Denrer. Nov. 4. Cattle 0300, weak. Beef
steers. $6 .'ir.'n 7.25; cow s and heifers. ' S..aM!S
6.ci: sttK kers aud feeders, tti.Oioii 7.45: calves
$7.50(39.50.
Hogs louO, loiver. Top $7 0ft. Bulk $8
6.P0.
Sheep 32oO. steady. Lambs $7 75(8.50;
feeder lambs. $7.50'aS25; ewes, $5 00(5.50.
Chicago Hcg $7.55.
Chicago, Nov. 4. (I. N. s. i Hogs Re
ceipts 2J,0"iO. slow. .VoMOe under yesterday's
average. Bulk SH.uOSt 7 .75; light, $fl.35fti. 0;
tt.li)d. $0.357 7.55; heavy. $i. 25(7.50; rough,
$(i.2.")r.;6.45 ; pigs, $3.756.75.
Cattle Receipts u0. easy. Native - beef
cattle $i5X)((i 10.35; western steers. $6.4('&
R.6i; cows and heifers, $2.75'V20; calves,
$7.isi(ft; 10.75.
Sheep Receipt! ifi ooo steady, wethers
$5 S."iUt3.35; ewes. $:i.75'(o.7; lambs, $6,753
9.00.
St. Louis Hogs $7.40.
St. Louis, Nov. 4 1 1. N. S.
celpts li.rs, lower. Pigs and li
7.25: mixed and butchers. $d. '..",
heavy. $7.2t'.r 7 . 40.
Cat tic Receipts 5tN). slow; native lef
steers, $7.5fi'if 10.30; yearling steers and heif
ers, $S.o4irjli.;; cow $d.Si'n S.OO; stockers
and feeders, $8.00Cg7.75; southern steers, $5.25
B?.50.
Sheep Receipts 1500, market steady. Y'ear
llngs. $rt.5.'4' 7.25; lambs, $,4.oocli9.00; sheep
and ewes, $5.50"tf V25.
Kansas City Hog $7.18.
Kansas City, Nov. 4. ti. N. S.) Hogs
Receipts 8000. lower. Bulk. J6.75ig7.10:
heary. $8.70(g7.!0; packers and bntcbers, $J.90
4T7.15: light, $d.7.Vu7.10; pig $8.fX'f36.7D.
Cattle Receipts 4500. steady. Prime fed
steers. $9.45r 10. 2Ji; dressed beef steers, $7.75
fSO 25; western steers. $(..V"i8.5ct: stockers
and feeders. $5.7518.50, bulLs, $4.5"gtlOO;
calves, $o.lKii,l'.H.
Sheep Receipts ll.0"c). steady. Lambs
$.: S.S5: yenrllngs. $rt.3An7.oo; wethers.
$5..V)'ttC.504 ewes. $4. 73 5.75.
Omaha Hogs $7.60.
Omaha. Nov. 4 (I. N. S. ) Hogs Receipts
::'". lower. Heavy SS.boifld !a"i; light. $rt 85it
7a; pigs. $'j.504t(i.90, bulk of sale JG.75a
6.0O.
Cattle Receipts 5200, slow. Native Btecrs,
$C.5Jt' 10.0O; cows and heifer. $5.50(&7.Csi;
western steera. $d.00tj S.50; Texas steers $5.75
4j7.25; stockers and feedera, $5,50S10.
Sheep Receipts J7i, steady. Yearling.
$6.ia"(i0.G0; wethers, $5..5C(ii5.so; Iambs, $5.80
(yH.ho.
Seattle Hogs $6.80.
Seattle, Nov. 4. Hogs 936, steady. Tops
$0. 75'ati.sO.
Cattle 70, steady,
t'alves 10. steady.
Sheep None, steady.
Thursday. Wed. Tne. Mon.
P.M. A'k. Bid
Rluestem .. 91 '-j 9;u, 94 94 93
lortyfold... 94 V, '.si 93 94 93
Club 1)1 '-j 93 !"' 91 iS'S
Red fife... si) 91 S- SO yv
U. Russian. Si 92 b! N9 SS
OATS
Feed 2450 2a 2425 24 25 24o0
BARLEY
Feed 26."-") 2s50 2tl50 2725 280tl
Brewing . .2S50 ii)50 2H50 2S75 2750
M.II-I-STUKFS
Rran 2100 2-3(0 2K.SJ 2100 2in0
Shorts 22c 24') 220( 22-"J 22(A)
Future wers quoted:
WHEAT
Pid. Ask.
December bluestem 95 U 97
Dereniher furtvfold ''"
December club 911-, 9i
December file Mil 9 1 3
Dt-cembfcr Russian 95
OATS
December 2150 2550
BAR LEY
December feed SWO 2.S50
December brewing 250 2975 ,
BRAN
December 2125 230O
SHOUTS
December 22O0 2t"X)
American Can, c....
American Can, pf . . .
Auiencau Car Fdy..
Amirican Cotton oil,
American Linseed, c
American Ixco. , c....; t07(
American Smeller, c... 91 V4: 92"
American Smelter. pf.:
Anieri-nn Sujtar. c. . . . !l't 119-
Am. Tel. ai Tel 12S l.;iu
American W-s-ien, e... :,2 53
Anai-onda Mlaiat; Co... 2'14i Mi
Atihlsoa, c 109-'4 110
Baldwin Loco., c 12)1 131
Baldwin Ico pf . ...... 1
Baltimore A: Ohio- p.. t).".!,. ."
Bethlehem steel, c... 435
Itetlilehem Steel, pf . . . 105
Biooklyn it T 91 1,
Ctllf. Petroleum, c... 19
Calif. Petroleum, pf . . 43
Canadian Pacific 19
Central Leather, p..... 59 Vj!
Central Leather, pf. ..
Chesapeake .V Ohio...., 61 f.
Chi. at O W.. c , 17,'
i 1.1. & G. w., pf . . . 41
(.hi., M. i St. P 95V,
Chi. k N. W., c 134 ,
(l.lno Copper 531,,
Colo. K t 1.. c 5'ti,,.
C'oi.solidaled Oaa 140
Corn Products, c 19
Corn Products, pf , 9o
crucible Steel, c ; 75
Crucible Steel, pf t '
Denver & K. ii.,tc.... 13-'4,
Di-ov.t i K O.. pf . . . . j 23
Distillers 40'
Erie, c i 44 H
Kile. 1st pf : bh",
lieueral Electric ,179Vi
Oeneral aiotirs 3i5
Ooodrich Rubber
ii. Northern, ore lands
U. Northern, of
ouggenheiin Exi)
Hide At Leather, c. . .
Hide Ai leather, pf...
lie Securities
1 Hit. oia Central
Industrial Alchol
1 nspira t ion i 4i
Int. Harvester :110 llo
liiterlsiro, c 2l-'V 2."iiai
Interboro, pfd i (y-'41 SIS I
Kan. City South.. C....I ot'.si 34i
Lackawanna ateel &t Mil j i!
Lelitgh Valley S2 h'J',1 SI
Louie, ii Nashville ,10 13ni.4;12H
Mcitcan Petrok'UEi . . . . j M7'''4
Miami copper . . . .' . . . i 34 'b
Missouri. K. A Texas., b
Mo., Kan. k Tex., pfd! 17
Missouri Pacific i 7
Naliotial Lead 6ts4
Nevada Coo. lii--4
New Haven l hi V
N. Y. Air Brake iia&Va; 1
New York Ceutraj. i(4
N. Y., Out. ii West. . 32H
Nurtoik ii, es... c
Northern I'acitic ..
Pacific Mall
I't-iiu . Railu ay ....
Peoples Oas
Pittsburg Goal. c...
Pittsburg l oal, pfd.
Pressed Steel Car, c. . 71 V , 71"
pressed Steel Cr, pfd !
Ray Cons. tpper . . . . j 20 '3
Ry. Steel Springs j 49',
Heading, c , M!)
Reading, first pfd.
Reading, second pfd
Rctiub. Iron 6i Steel, c; 531-
Repub. I. k- Steel, ptd.HM .
Itock Island , 19 S
Rock Islauil. pfd ,
Sijars Itoebuck At Co...;
Studebaker. c lOO1- lliti
Studebaker, pfd i . . . .
Sloss Sheffield i
Southern Pacific l'
Southern Ry.. c ' 2-;
Southern l.y., pfd...., 0.
CloM
0
73 i4 7 I'i,
59 0n
UHi 1 art 't,
Mi ti "4
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ICS
95 ij
4.94
103
i 19l
! 42
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61 -H
17
4ci
95 ",m
132 i4 154
52, 53",
r.5- 50'.,
14.M-,
20
'.'0
75 H
Industry and Enterprise
Fruit Association Buay.
Kugene Kmit Orowers' association Is
showing enteiprise In making Hatles to
the Kovea-nnient. Quantities of canned
beets have already been sold and other
canned products will be included, It in
said. The commissary department of
the army are heavy buyers. The navy
department also makes heavy pui
rliasws. The cannery has received aom
suhstantial orders from the Great
Northern and Northern Paciflo rail
roads. BTttg-e Stone Blooka Quarried.
The liowlby stone ijuarry Is turning
ovit some massive stone blocks, aya a
rpport from Knterprise. One of the
Mock; designed lor use In the E. M. Ai
M. store building weighis 4014 pounds.
The jua-rry im now In excellent condi
tion witii a high fnce open well into
th. hill The men under William Dls
haw lift week biusted out one Immense
block. 14 lo t l.y 12 bv 7. without a
Kcam or cr.uk In It. Two teams were
required to turn It over. It waa
broken ititu smaller blocks for use in
the building.
Rainbow Mine to Change Hands.
That the Kainbow mine will again
change hands the first of the year is
a recent announcement of Interest in
mining clri-lex, says a Haker. Or., re
port. At that time the property will
1-e turned over I,v tile I'nited States
Smeitinir A Kefininfr companv to the
t'lirniueri iaJ Mining i-omiitny. the own
ers, lv whom it l.,iH been under bond
and lea.se to the 1' S cortiot at ion. I'n-
lir the terms of the lwind and le.aj'e,
tin- present oiHiraturn were to remain
lu charge of the property until certain
ohllfc.-u miiR of the Commercial Mining
i omiany to the I. S. company were
met. This amount has piactically all
l-en p.Li.i to the I". S company and
the- obligation will be wiped out within
loo
, 13
23
46 'i
44
171)
3 2
127
I 57 'T,n 'i''1
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,uo .no ,1091
115M,llsi ll5
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20
109
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ioa, loo
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S0i SI
3.".S,. 34
the next few weeks. The mine will be
kept in operation. It has undergone
considerable derelopment aa well as
increase In th value of the phyBical
property under the present operators.
Telephone System Sold.
Wlllapa Harbor. Wash., Telephone
company ha-s Hold its Interests to the
Pacific Telephone & Tolenraph com
pany, with headquarters at Seattle.
KAerv share of stock of the company
was bought up bv the Hell system. The
Rule price is $44.S00. the average price
bohiK $290 a Bhare.
Identification Badges Issued.
The 1'lentifU:atlon badgca, preparod
by the ln cctors and distributed at the
Inst legulat monthly ineeliliK viroved to
be a great sue. ess. T.aiKe Ivory white
badges, hearing, the name of the l'ort
land Aspix lai ton of Credit men, the
name of each member In Ixild tj pe In
the center, at.- r.-ady for every menibor
of the association As noon as this
members reach t!;0 awsembly room at
the Chamber of ( 'om met ce. these
badges are at om e pinned lo the lapel
of the coat, and prove o be an excel
lent aid to inemlo-rH m getting; ac
quainted. At the laM regular monthly
meetlnr in Ck'tober the n om was fair
ly hummlnr with conversation lictweeri--thoae
wlio were c e tt i 1 1 K acmiiilniiU. anrl
the new Identification budges were
given credit for lelnar of urent assist
ance in helping everyone set acquaint
ed with everyone else.
Articles of Incorporation.
Pacific Phonograph company, capital
Btock $50,000; I). N. Schwab. Cleorge
I). Young and A. K. Freedman. Incor
porntorft KlmlMill Holding company, capital
stock $5oo0 ; Knhert Montleth. Adelaide
B. Montleth and Jkihob Miller, Incoi-poratoii..
FRIENDS PAY LAST
TRIBUTE AT FUNERAL
OF A. J.
KINGLY
Land Products Show Closed
Nearby Wheat Has
Excellent Demand
In Chicago Trade
Chicigo, Nor. 4 (I. N. S ) Wheat closed
ldiPs-' ut) from yesterday.
stranglh In all the grains wa manifest at
the oicniiig of the pit today. Nearby de
liveries ill wheat are being eagerly picked up
by investors and speculators. The market
epened Up up.
Trade In corn la not broad tind pit leaden
are taking a general trading position, ready
fo' any turn of the market.
The demand for oats continues heavy and
brokers believe that present prices will be
s'lstolned. Any let-up In demand, no mat
ter how sligsit. It 1 believed, would cause o
reak market, however.
The cash house are buying Peeember wheat
in large quantities. According to the Snow
report, winter wheat acreage will show a
heavy decrease compared with last year. Tin1
gtneral condition of the crop It said to be
unsatisfactory The growth is small, with ir
regular Hessian fly reported over wide area.
The condition of the seed beds and early
growth Is not promising for wluter prepara
tion, the Snow report states.
The country offerings of corn are Increas
ing. Ocean charters have, been made for 1.100,
000 bushels of wheat so far this week.
C&nadl.m farmers are said to be exerting
coLfldcrable pressure to hare duty remored
on wheat.
Conditions In provisions are practically the
same as yesterday.-
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35 j
v
i I
I
15 ,
67 1
34 H,
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15
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137";.
104'2i10o 5-5,103
aaa, 32 l 33 V
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. I 31 j 31, 31 I 33
. 61VI 6t',i ttOVa,
i 1 I HS
. 37 i 3i 06 I 36
..107 ;107 l(i'a,lsi
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12S
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(111 i?
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82
137 H
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Cupper.
OH . . .
Pa-lfic
Avenue
I'acitic,
Pacific.
Rubbtr,
Rubber,
Steel Co.. 1
Meet Co.,
Copper
chemical.
Telegraph
1 1 nu.
Text
Texas
TLird
L uion
L nion
I . S.
p. s.
i'. s,
l . S. Mfl Co., pf
L lah
Vitgluia
i -linhousc r.lectrlc
iso.Hisiu CentruJ
isdworth
'Si
2
OO i
103
25 ,
1.1
02
71
103
26, 264
49 j 49
bij
vi 1 53
104 1 j 104
19i-v, 19
1 :s
135
163, 16 4
113
59
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pf,i::
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S6
1 16
73 ,
49 ,
: Stl'-j,
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110!.
74
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63
62
15
: 62
13S
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116
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103
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,107
in;
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, 113 1 13
Total kale l,ll...oio shares.
BOSTON COl'l'KIl l OTATIO.NS
Boston, Nov.
Adventure ...
Ahmeek
Allouez
A rcadian ....
Alaska
Belmont
Hoheiina ....
UosLon Ely. . .
Butte Bal ....
Butte Coal'iL .
Oal. & Ariz .
Oal. & Hecla.
Centennial . .
Chief Cons.. . .
Cons. Cop. M .
Copper Kai.fie
Daly West. . .
Davis - Duly .
Kant Put to. . .
First Nat l. . .
Franklin
iJoldi'd Con . .
( 1 reene-Can'a .
Crianby
Hancock
Indiana
New- In'n
Is.e Koyale. . .
Keeweenaw ..
La ISaile
Lake Copper. .
Mason Valley
Mhhs. Oas. . .
Mass. Mm. . . .
Mayflower . .
Mex. Cons. . . .
Miami
r-M ichipan . . . .
Alohaw k
4. Copper bids:
2 j.Nev. (Ons. .
96 N 1 pi&siiiLr . . .
56 Nort!i Butte
11 iNortu Lake.
33 .onto Copper.
; V2 t.)lil Colony . .
, I 'Jld liounnio
2j I tlsoeula ....
8 tiytiincy
1 Kay (.'ons. .
I Santa b'o . . .
5 ' I Shannon . . .
1 " 72 . K h a I t 1 1 , ir
-. istewart
Racge of Chicago
beck & Cooke Co.,
prices furnished by
216-217 Board of
Orer-Trade
building:
WHEAT
Open. High. Ixiw. Close.
Dec 104 M5 K3 105
May 104 K5 lo3 1,15
CORN
! 59 ft' R 59 H
May 60 fill, G0 61-rR
OATS
Dec. 3S 38 3J.
May 39 39 39 B
PORK'
Pec . . ... 1 440
Jau 1635 1640 1630 1 630 A
LARfj
Jan 902 9o2 897 97
May 92o 922 915 915 R
RIK3
Jan R92 K!i5 S87 RS7 A
May 912 915 910 910
San Kruncisco
San Francisco. Nov.
Grain Market.
Los Angele and Ban Dif 0
STEAMSHIPS YALE AND HARVARD
Railroad or any ateamer to San Francisco
the Exposition City. Largest, fastest and the
ONLX strictly first-class passenger ship on
the Coast. Average speed. 2a miles au Cour
Cost $2,000,000 each.
AN FRANCISCO. PORTLAND ft
LOS ANGELES S. 8. CO.
Frank Bollam, Agent.
124 Third St. slain 26, A-45ee
With D. R. Q. R. R.
DALLES-COLUMBIA LINE
Steamer State of Washington
Leaves Taylor St, deck 11 p. m. daily, eiceni
anadays. for Tha Dallas and ws v i..jJT
aetuniac. Imvm The Dalles li noon dauiij u
I capt Monday, rrsujht acd pusracera. Fare
I $1.00. Berth Mo, Upper Columbia aad Soaks
1 river taamers to Lewis toa aad way Undine.
Barley calls
Nov. 4
Open. Close.
. 132 131
. 140 139
-Wheat W alia
Nor 3.
Close.
133 B
140 li
Walla,
TVcember
May
Soot Quota t ions
$1.62'1 H5. t - 1 .Knsslao. $l.r7Vt(l.M:
Turkey led, $1 .67 4(tf 1.70, bluestem, $1.70!(i
1.82H.
1-eed barley $1.30.
White oais $l.55(Ul.37.
Bran $24(r;24.50; niiddllngB. $30S31; shorts,
$24. 50 (rj 25. 00.
TRANSPORTATION
3AH.H DiaiiOT run
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles - ban Cierro
Tomorrow, Hot. 5, 3:30 F. 9X.
Baa Francuoo. Portlaaa ft Los Angms
Btaamshis Co. Frank Bollam.
list XHIRO STREET. A-4496. Main SS,
Xcw York Cotton Market
Open. High.
January 1 DS" ilso
Mi.rtb 12oO 121H
Mar 1-13 1214
Jfly 122' 1221
Oet ember 11C 1169
1-OW.
1 165
ii ls6
1201
120S
' 1151
ewe 1 Queen Sibyl Now
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lias jjomestic iteaim
1194
1 2CS
1215
1160
" Superior
6'J ISuic o; B
1 Swift ,1'kg
Tamarack. . .
T unity
Tuolumne . .
I'nited Fruit
C. H. Matliy
do pfd. . .
I'nited Zifi'-.
'U. K. Smeit
4- 1. ; do j'ld,
27 1 j Utah Apex .
2 ;Utah Cons. .
v ictoi 1a
Winona ....
Wolverine . .
Wyandot . . .
Yukon (K.id.
Verde Kxtn. .
Kerr Lake . .
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Until After 3 p, m.;
bearers Are Named,
Pall-
CREW OF JUDITH ARE .
RELEASED BUT SOI
ARE J BAD SHAPE
Vessel's Movements Are Mys
tery; Three in Hospital as
Result of Long Watch,
Last rites for A. J. Klnjrsley, presi
dent. of tho Oregon Chair company and
head of the Manufacturers' and Land
Products Show, were held this after
noon In Holnian's, chapel. The serv
ices were conducted by the Christian
Science church.
The pallbearers were M. A. Perry
of SL Helens, Frank. S. Doernbecher,
John F. Carroll. C. C. Colt. Ira F.
Powers, Paul C Bates, Frank S. Grant
and R. M. Davidson. Interment wu
in Rivcrview cemetery.
As mark of respect to Mr. Kinsley
the Orepon Chair company was closed
all day and the Manufacturers' and
Land Products Sihow was scheduled to
remain closed until after the funeral
at 3 o'clock.
Members of the manufacturers' and
industries' liureau of the Chamber of
Commerce, ol" which Mr. Klngsley was
chairman, attended the funeral in a
body.
Insurrection Starts
In Danish Indies
Copenhagen,
(Via I.ondonl
litiken from St
"There is a
Nov. 4. (I. N. 8.1
-A dlppatch to the Po
Thomas say:
eerlous nes.ro uprising,
In the Iinnlsh Indies. Hoth the United
States and Denmark have been asked
to bend warshlpp. The Insurrection
was organized by Jack Hamilton, a
His; ro leader who recently visited
Copenhagen."
Ray City Returns.
Bay City, Or., Nov. 4. The follow
Ine were elected at Tuesday's election:
Mayor, W. H. Gtlrrtme; treasurer. J..
K. lrocle: recorder, J. C. McClure;
councilmen, W. B. rfarrls, Theodore
Astoria, Or, Nov. 4 A tcleeratil
Was received by Captain Ttardl e
terday from the owners of the cargo
on the Peruvian hurk Judith, directing
the master of the vessel to take no
further wtcps tonurj discharging- the
cargo until he re. eived further in
structions. The Judith will remain In
the stream opposite the city until
aome definite action is decided upon.
The Peruvian sailors wore taken
from the city Jail yesterday morning
and taken before ImmlKratlon Inspect
or Qooc.li by Hat hot muster Hweet.
Upon slfrninsr affidavits that they will
leave the country at the first oppor
tunity they were telensd.
It Is understood, however, that Cap
tain Bardl will not pay the sailors any
money until they tro t. i'hIUh with
him, as they were signed for the round
trip. The sailors made a special trip
to the Judith yesterday ut ternnnti. ,-it
returned to the city later In the even
lnR. Ktjch man claims to have $50 due
lilm. They' object to itoiticj lo ira In
the vessel aKaln, as they claim she la
unsftiiworthy.
The only member of the crew still
On the boat Is the ' 'a nail inn. Frank
Cwntos. What he expect to do In the
affair Is not known, although It Is mi-
derstood he will not ko to s a annln In
the craft. Michael J otYla i.son, nil
American, Is in the hospital here. 1 1 1
llmlsH are In had condition, onlnw to
having stood In the salt water loo
long: while on the Judith Jordanson
claims to have stood at the whol tor
16 hours the day the b.i i ken I i ne sd
narrowly escaped Koinif on Clatsop
Ileanh. Tim cook Is also nick u.iid
the hospl
In
Itnl.
Jaeoby and Charles c.tont. The coun
cilmen were eb t'-.l foi a term of two
years, the officers for one year.
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Los Angfeles Visited
By $250,000 Blaze
I,os Angeles, Nov. 4 ( I'. P ) Five
firemen were injured and damage esti
mated at $250.oo0 done today when
flames swept through the five ktory
Douglaa building, destroying clofhln
and shoe stores on the first floor, and
damaging offices tenanted by 100 per
sons. Three alarms brought all down
town apparatus. More tiian a dozen
tirenu-n were overcome by smoke.
P. N. S. INVADES ALASKA
N'evr York Sugar and Coffee.
New York, Nor. 4. Sugar centrifugal.
$4 30.
Coffee Soot New lork No. 7 Rloe, 7c;
No. 4 Santos, &.(.'.
New, Mark Reached
In Bid for Bonds
The highest ""price ever offered for
city improvement bonds was received
this morning when bids were opened
for $25,867 worth of improvement and
street extension bonds. The high bid
waa made by Ladd & Tilton's bank for
the entire issue at a premium of 105.78
per cent.
Young- Woman Who Baled Over Festi
val Crowds Becomes Wife of Mark
Sense of Portland.
Queen Sibyl, who ruled over the des
tinies of the Rose Festival last June,
has won a new realm. Yesterday she
became Mrs. Mark J. Renne, at a cere
mony presided over by Circuit Judge
Morrow, a atanch member of the Wood
men of the World. Mr. Renne is lieu
tenant of the Arleta camp, W. O. V.,
drilteam, and her father is a promi
nent member of the same camp. Mrs.
Renne is also affiliated with the Wood
men through the Women of Woodcraft,
and it was these two lodges that raised
her to the festival royalty. Mr. Renne
is a card writer for Roberts Brothers.
Mrs. Renne is but 17 years of age. She
Is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Baker.
San Francisco, Nov. 4. The Pacific
XeWp Serviiie has been extended to
Alaskan territory through connection
with the Evening Post at Seward,
which Is now receiving over Alaska's
cable its news from the outside world
Horn the press association. This point
has'beeome the Pacific News Service s
"farthest north." It is being aerved
through the Seattle bureau.
Strength
and Growth
Strength is the most vital factor in a bank',
and growth is also important. By the pro
portion of capital and surplus to deposits, is
the strength of a bank measured and only
one other bank in Portland is better forti
fied than we. And no other bank in Portland,
and few anywhere, have shown a more rapid
and consistent growth. This we attribute to
our strength and satisfying service.
We should like to serve you. Test us.
LUMBERMENS
NATIONAL BANK;
Fifth and Stark
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,200,000
Oyerbeck & Cooke Co.
Stock. Bonds. Cotton, drain. Seta.
816-217 Board of Trade Bull ding;. .
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Chicago Board of Trad.
Correspondence of Logan oc Bryan.
Cfclc&so. New .York.
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT afford!
these special advantages security, in
terest and training in thrift. Open
one at
The First National Bank
Portland, Oregon
Capital and Surplu - $3,500,000