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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915.
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FOREIGN COUNTRIES ARE SEEKING FURTHER SUPPLIES OF OUR PRUNES
ALL CHEESE HAS A
T
STRONG
ONE WITH
SHORTENED
SUPPLY
Eastern Market Affected tyy Ijack
of Importations; American Swiss
(,, to Itecnrd Figures; Otlier
Grades Are Now Affected.
Lliuljiirr'r cheese U mlvsni lug rl"lly In
price. Hfi'1 ,on.e of llie vv holesiilcrs sre wftli-itrsvvli-.o
H.elr iiiiot n lions hc-mise of ttielr in
fllillir.v to secure, confirmed .(i.t:ni. ns from
fat'lu sellers.
The entire cheese market Is it u.ass ,,f
TfnnUl. I.c.-fl full nmui I" .j'iote.1 ei
. cc.llllif Iv nli'onff t the recent sill nil' In t
.rn. While there It more ..r less I""'
I u rt Jirr rise In valm. iiotliitii: )" )l't
reiorteil I, y tbe I lliuuiook us-""' In I in.
Cream tirlck .1 .- .- the I--"- rest
advances lit Die oasicrii no. i kel , which In
turn is affection tin- .Icioclloii t hi "'h .n t tLa
t lilted Slate. khiiii; to I he inuhlllly of nip
lilylmr the domes' ! J.-inn due i the luck
of IlllHortS of . I.eesc eiMiiT.I ll . Wisconsin
of 11
been
leiesls urr tiitl:,K
Atlicrlcnti no,' .
reaching; eiorl.il mil
1 n ic values are i o e
a toiiiid In V ' 1 1
American .suvo In
Inat only ;,n
dally a.lvmices.
of . ivtsa style elites I"
I'lKiires. In far', prevail
highest known o round -tile
mil The itilvunce hi the
(Tip entirely to the fact
a Id, til nf the UMittl vol
Utile
vviir
,f . tie.
,11,11(1.,
I lic-inK imputed on sccouut uf
HKiAK MAKWKT IS HIOHEIi
t "iii n-mlm the ro
.Jvai.rJi.j; ul ititK'ti'
knlcrn In. lay of lt,.;
jfr.nl. 4 of rfinril.
rr -f yi-stpnlay was the
pr humlrt-d pun1d for nil
Mtirkct Is fliui til Ibe ad
VKAI
SIlL'htly le-t 1.
mar kf . with ti
In f t l l.'.iirH
talvea ule w
as '-j'ili
THADK IS ADVANCKI)
i fielliiK It. aliouti lii the Teal
nrur(it iif rer-ell'tH during the
lontf the stre''i. Kor averted
ru ni;iile In a limited way aa
a j'otiud. lloi;a mead).
CAri.IFLOWKH IS VEUV SLOW
Willie II short time hko the tr.ol.- here Has
eairerly ii.t.rliiK H - i a 1107.ru for Inferior qual
ity 1 ollfm ola 1 auliri'.Mer. I he market la today
extremely blou fur fciiperior quality KbI of
firlni! at T.'.o to $1 a do.eu. Uccelpla much
li .ivn-r.
WAIiWT e 11M( KS ADVAXriMi
L'ullfornla Walnut araoelutioii liua advamed
IU iioul loin 4ic per liuiiilretl iitiiiiN. anil ad
vances are now eipeeted ln-re. 'I'he Alni"rjd
ni8oiiiitlon report Kreat wtnnntli In the m;if
kel. I'la. tli ally no No. I atoek i MVUlllllllc.
WKSTKIiX CKANKEKKIES BES'l'
Willie Home of the sofiilled late Howe eriin-iM-ri'lea
received from the east were of fair
iimillt.i. innM of tho eastern offerlii(C avail
tilde bere ure not very good. IH-ala are really
the Im t Snlei of bent cur, tern at $t to $11
barn I. with lo. ul Kener.iJIy at tK.0.
i;nii:i'
1 n t
IlllVf UlilpXlM
otf;s
lii iniif H tin
il an
or
h of
:i 1 v ;i
TIIK THADK
rtK'oii ami
to a
..ii..t.
are l:i
1 .-1 Hi .
I UiUlk'l 11
li 4.i .
I lih-keii market atendy at 13:
Uig to quality.
Ilxtra funey delivery
lug froiu Cnllforiila.
mote litiernl aupply. Triced
with local fresh ateady
to 1 le, accord-
Malaga grapes In
fell 1 1 ITERS'
WEATIIEK XOTICE
the follon-lnif notice to
hlppfra:
I'roli-ct Nlili.uinM durluK the nxt AH hour
it h f ii r north aw S 1 1 Hcnlmt mlnlmuiu tem
iMrnturt's i-i .ih nit li-'iiriM'B ; northeast to
Htok:ui. iT dpirrcr ; unit liens t to Iln!-t. V-
xir..-. hi. iii, to aMh.h1. .ht (.-r''P. Mini
mi. m t tn i-i u t urt' m I'ort Innti Inntht about
An itcrial inMiwtiy 7& ml leu lotifr.
the KienteHt in tlio woiitl, will be built
lit n-'i thcrrt ImJia.
TRANSPORTATION
1. n
Twin "Palaces of the Pacific"
Z3
wawaall
"OBEAT NOBTHXBN"
"NOKyHEBN FACiriO"
SAN FRANCISCO-HONOLULU
New low nn way fares to Bn
Franciuio. $8. 12.b0. 15. $17.60.
120; rounrt trip. $30. till Nov. 30.
All fares Include meals anil bertn.
Steamer express (steel parlor cars
and coaches) leaves North Hank
station 9 30 a. m.. Nov. 9, 11 16.
20. 23. 27. 8. 8. Oret Northern
for Honolulu Hov, 88.
XTOBTH BAHX TICKXT OrTICE,
6TH AKD 8 TAJIK.
Phones Broadway A-8671.
Tickets also at 3d and Morrison,
100 3d St.. 348 Washington st.
Coarse Grains in
Good Call Abroad;
Buying in Interior
Interest In Brewing Is Good and
PriccM Are Well Maintained;
Other Cereals Are Otiiet.
.MiKTII WEST
URAIN KKl KIl'IS.
'iira
Wheat Barley Flour Oat Hay
r'nrllnnd titr', . . Tl .' 11 'J. K
Vein- h& .". II 7 'Jh
Total thia week.. .'!.'; .".4 T.7 17 M
Ur ai tiHIl 17 4 (il 4
eii.H, to date . .twin K, 4s."i 7A 8wi
leer g-o Viwj 7i 10:17 liv ' wi.',
Tax-niii. .Krl. ... Jit :i lo
Vr H" 7 . . .". 1
Season to dale. . 4-ii "lit ... 1st iop
Yinr ak,o j.u ... 077 lijiis
Seattle. I rl. ... 4.". IJ Ml .
Wjt aljo li 1 7 I) 1
Season to l.ite ..41". vis ti.YJ 4s:i Is:;:;
ear Hiro r.at
ronlnnd eMirt thl week. :!. H117 n:s;,els
of w heat; l-iat week. Sj.UJlt busln -Is of . heat.
" p.37'j barn-la flour.
Edited by Hyman H. Cohen.
PRUNE MARKET IS
STILL CLIMBING IN
AMERICAN CENTERS
Value
Sellers
Further I'pward Swing of
Is Shown With Short
I'nabJe to Secure Requirements;
Small Sixes Are at a 1'it'niium
1
(.oarie grains coiitlnue to dorninnte the mar
ket at I'Bolfle northwest p-oniH, barlev mil
leluc the leader. Ktrenmb In l.rewinir l sllll
tie big factor In tbe trade, acl owiou l the
abilliy of e-.porii-r to seiuie quick nle at ad.
viintUKe-dia mines for tliN nrai and variety,
nil nearby .hip, are li.dnu filled with Unit
cereal.
Wheat market la shonim: a waHKi: aaine.
There rontlniies a I.i k of general i-11iiik dis
IKMiltloji aruoiiK cniiulry lntereatu it t prevailing
price, nnd this Is Hie cue for exporters i"
quit buying liecnuse on the hnsis of the pres
ent charter rates and tli'i price of i-ruin Hhn.Htl
they are unable to pn more tor their mpplb'a
nnd force a profit on llielr trad .
I'lour market U ralbcr steady, with no re
ports of price cutting.
t'lover aeed Uiurkel is down naln n f I er noiti
Inally reaching as hli(h as 1 ! :i the Wiil.-un-ette
valley . I'revalllug sales are Hunted. liiist
Of tile supplies lielllg (leaned Hp.
I l.tlLH . Iling price: I'aient. $l0. Wil
laii.elle v:ill,y. (.ni; local strulnl.t. J4 .'2iiui
4.U; liakers' local. $ 4.4l'u4 i; .Montana i ii
wheat. $0.40, etiorl. J I. (n l.2't, lioie
wheat, f:,.-o; grabaiu. V'J!; lie llour, f.t.ij
per linrrel.
llAV- lluylug price: Willitnelte vall-y tim
othy, fanc j . il.i 0(i i:t.."ii; eastern Oresm-I.l-lio
fancy tRiiolby. $lti.ix; alfalfa. $i:t.iui'ij
l-.Mi: vetch and oats. $11. oO: clover. tviajtVa
9 iXV I
tjltAIN 8 .WHS-ISM.'., nominal. No 1 Cal
cutta. S'sje iu car lots. less amount higher.
.M1I.1-S1 TH-'S -S.-lliiifct price. bran. $24. .0
m. . sports, jj.i.mi'o 1'ij.ijii.
KOI.I.KO HAUI.KV Selling price, fJU..'rfb3
3fi..Vi.
UKN- Whole. $.) HO: cno ked. $.!7 i.
Wheat, bids for .November delivery were
advanced 1 to p.jc a bushel tocl.iy on the
I'ortlaiid MerotiHiits Kxch;; nge . .No sales were
lllmle.
Novetnher t.ids were uo I'.'c a ton with
no
sale uhll
'd barlev was oft'
.Vic
ton 11 n. I br.-ulng iiuclianged.
.Merchuiit K' h;ii:i,re Nov etnlier pr ecu :
win-: at.
Sulurdav - - Krl. M011 .
Hid Ask - -i;.d -
Hint steni . . . "f, 117 ,, 1 , j
Kort told . . . in1! St.V., p.;
(.'lull '.11: p:i M'l.j te.i.j
I Kife .... sti PI ' j ss m
ll d Uusslan St rj h,
OATS.
led 2425 i47.'i 24mi 2 loQ.
bai:li-;y.
Feed LiMi sirti 2i;."iO IVem
brewing ...L'suo 2lf.(i "jvaj 27"xi
MILI..STLF1S.
bran SIW '-.T- ;in ;t,i
Shorts 'Jl't u 2.'I75 L"Joi) 2u i
Futures were
tuoted:
WHEAT.
There Is n-w a general scrnnitile among
t scii.-rs lo secure stocks of prunes, and
tin- rec'-ut advanct lu pric-es are not only
being maintain) d. In.t effort to fill reipi're
U'c'its ;,t the adviihces have proven futile.
The resist js that ftirtber advances are not
o:jly teuerHlly f"l'''caM by ttie tra'le. but some
a;e 10 tual asking ttiese novances toduv. and
are refushg to sell f- r ie-s.
Kwiug to the f.-..t that the bulk of this sea
son's i-rop .if pr.ini-s aloig the rel was .f
laie slz-s, ttiere I a decided upward t - -1 1 -
dency f-, prices f.r the smaller sizes. Iu seme
of these premiums are already being paid,
uhiie wholesalers say thc are unable t- fill
oMl.-rs. F&r ll.c smaller sows the trade Is to
day siil.stllutiiu' ih-c i.rvt larger size uud sell
lug ot prj. Hi ally ihe same price us would be
Hske.l tod.iy lot- the sutull fruit if it "a
a i ill! hie.
I h. -c- advances In the prbse of prunes were
fully lure, asl fn this paper ui iny weeks ago.
hi fore Hie hulk of I lie northwest crop had
been dlsswd of bj producers. Owing to th
tact that the crop was much below expectu
ti lis and that forelf.11 deluand vva-i Increasing
s-mewhiit. there was no doubt several weeks
I ni:i. that the pi i. e was going higher. Iu fact.
in.- of uie lending operators practically re
fused to sell at liial time.
That thTc Is a gi.ivvi ig foreign demand for
pi une3 was show u by the re. -nr sales to Eu
ropean inte-rests. S-.nth America t now said
1 . be an Inviting field f u American prunes.
The Review of toe Uiver 1'lste sa v s, lu a re-
l-elit issue;
'"IT., re a apparently n oiportunlty f..r the
Aiuirlcan fwune in South America. Approx
imately a quarter trillion dollars' worth of
(inines are imported annually Into South Amer
tc 1 under noruial trade conditions, and of this
the I uilec States, the largest prune producing
n 1 ulry vi the world, i-ii'plies, only about &
per tent. Argentina's importations of prunes
in lull;, t:;e latest normal year. atDounted to
over $li"Si.K.. and these of brazil to a like
si'in, though the exact figures for brazil cati
i.et be stjited. owing to the fact that the
el ficial statistics Include certain other fruits
with prunes In t lit- total of dried fruits Im
ported. Id'ugiiiiy is also considerable lm
iH.rtir of prunes, nnd all these countries huve
j a.-t draw 11 their import-iip us ironi
an I t lit- lialkan states, whicu are next
I n tc-d States lu rank of world pr altic
pi jin-s. Ihev have al-o drawn large
quantities f 11 111 i ret' in a u v , and. 11s the imports
hum all riese European prune supplying areas
are now either cut off or greatlj renuced. the
oiH.nunlt is ...en lo Ihe American growers,
w lio can rea.li the .South American market
11.111 tbe I'acilic coast by way of the l an
i.nia canal at much less expense than former
ly lu the fiscal year li:t the Lulled States
exported US.issi.tssi minls of prunes, valued
a- $i;.iiri;.oiHj. of which only 190.lJO pounds
valued at $14. 000, went to suth America.
'The exii'irt of prunes troin the I nited
States during the fiscal year 1J14 amounted to
"1';711 potinds, Tallied at 4.0J.e4io or
wii.-b 1 1:,".. '.'-") iKiunds, valued at $l"i.Jni, went
to South America."
No Hogs Come for
Market Today in
N. Portland Yards
General Sentiment of Trade Con
tinues Weak; Cattle and Sheep
Situation Showing Good.
bORTI.A NI) LIVESTOCK RUN.
Saturday ...
Friday
Thursday
Wednes'Lay
Tue-day . . .
M'i:ida y
Week ago .
Year ago
yeas ago
J years ago
Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep
.14i 20
2is..-, si SI l4l
:,:
7oi: 77 S 4.17
:;47 Hm ... !'
tiCi Ml 1
;:47 .. 1
:'.u2 ... . - -
!i:,4 i; 1
U3 . . ... 301
MARKET HAS
L
FIRMER TONE WITH
PRICES ADVANCED
General Rise in Quotations Is An
nounced Along Atlantic Coast;
Manufacturing Interests Aro
Again "Rucking" Domestics.
Ttiere
st.M sy at'
able for
forw ard
was practb-ull.v
Ss today for l;tt!
the trade. Two
t" the yarda fi'"U
day off at tt.e
stuff wa avail -ads
of hogs nme
Willamette valley
p..ii.ts oterriigni tut tiicse were both shipped
dire, t to a local killer from country buyers.
i.ei.eral situation in the hog trade cntinues
weak here b it 110 change l:i pi ice Is aiinounced
because t!ie-e was notuin avajlable by which
to realty test the inarkel.
teial n K market:
Further advanced prices have been forced
for wo., I i,, Amerl aii markets, am esoe.-iillv
I '" "!e Atlantic seaboard Hade. In boston
t-.e Mtuitthm s deily sh .wing lln
' with higher prices asking,
this has affected li some . t.snt the
In fleece, still sin h a cui
beeu expe--tci. m view ..f
proven.ei
While
Vl lutue of I umi.oss
ititiou might have
Fest ligh
Mediutu light
it'sd to heavy
bough to heavy . . .
Cattle
fi.e-O
i. 10
r. o-xa 'i Ho
6 tsnji.d.00
Trade Quiet.
Duly one load of cattle came
North I'ortlniid overnight. 'Ibis
flimette valley shipment and was
quality.
Couiral charac-tcr of the cattle trade
ste'dy here with practically no change
sei.tlment frnni Monday s uiirkel.
(ieneral cattle niarket range:
best bay fed steers
Uood to choice
Ordinary to fair
best cows
Oood to prlrue
Select bulls
I- am y bulls
Ordinary bulls :
btsl calves
No Mutton Comes Forward.
forward to
was a Wil
uot of toppy
ts
iu
$tS..VV.r6.7"j
tj.ot.ntii;. 40
5.tiri", 7
4.70(0,5.110
4,'iO'cJ 4 )
-;.K.KX4.1
4 iki 7 4.2.1
..". o.jt:; u
7.00(47.0
Is-rformariees of inauufa.-tnrers In
every price advance of local wool
paving eveu more money f.-r
quality.
for
the psst
bin king
offerings while
101 i.-it.i iiecie of simi
1 ,ie situation Is by 110 means stagnant
niai.u.ai-tiircrs have been compelled to pur
chase seleetjor.s in order to fill iimnedi-ue
requirements. Scnlative interests oJ cm
n.tsslon handlers who are holding' western
wools along Uie Atlantic .-.st are not overly
anilous to do business at the present t:nie.
With foreign markets advancing ami show
ing much str.-ngih at the adviitne. the oiltl.ick
is much njoie hopeful for higher American
figures.
Weaker Feeling in
Active Shares on
The N. Y. Market
New Tork. Not. fi li. N. S ).v weaker
Obdcrtolie prevailed in practically sll the ac
tive stocks on the evhaive today, and nearly
all securities showed s diopptc g off In prices
from their opening.
Orders of the I'nlted States Stel corporation
are vaid to hv of mi1 h an extent that the la
cilliles of tbe plants ore overtaxed and the
company is naming Its own pric es for products.
Cambria Steel Is rcisvrted tu have taken over
the Millifcen lr-.n plant.
Spe culators are t: king adv:i:i:i:ge of the
current level of prices to redu-e lug lines 011
Industrials, and are substituting rails In their
places.
1 oppers appear to continue fnvorltes among
nie 1 v Investors.
Tl .. steel issues are also provti:, attractive
The market closed Irregular.
It H nge
Overt,, ck
building :
of New
& Cooke
York pr'.
Co., 2Iti 21'
5 f'i: nl-hed by
Boatd of Trade
1 . .- lii p I ill s Open iTT i. I. bm Cln-o
A.as's ;lil . ell, o-'4, ;'-''s
Alhs 1 hrtliners, com... o-"ixi Ho f :tj'.
tl" pf.l 7 is 7:; Si. V.'.'j
An .rl.au beet Sugar.. ' . '! 1 1 i '
Aii-T. tan. csiuiueu. . . I fS 1 io 1, f,s'2 ."' '
do if. I I..".
Amer. l sr. I- dy com . !', S3 s i , ,
Aae r Cotton Oil. com t.l til ; .V.i'1, .V.i-s,
-.l:cr. lJuseed. coluiiiou ."ity! Ki'-si lii1-! 1 1
.1 . pf.i ! j.-.-.i S
Industry and Enterprise
Australia Would Prove Good Market for Oregon Fir. If the
Consumers Were Made Acquainted With Material,
Says Government Representative Who Has Studied
Conditions,
Aner. Ixic-o., coium-Mi . wn,
Au-r. Smelter, couimouj Ul u
d 1 pfd
Adht. Sugar, ccinaioii 117
Am. Tel. ,v Tel 1J71,
Ao:er. Wo,. ten. common .'-o
1 oS ' ,
V4'
117't
Us '
. .10
! Ml
1US' .
BOSTON WOOL Ql OTEl) HI(HF,R
Market Shows General Advance;
Trading of Uniited lume.
Nov. ti. Firti:: c ss of prices
st.
No mutton came forwa
overnight at North l'ortian
nomilHil showing avail. ilee
lei yesterday, although 1
stuft i-auic direct lo killei
been few arrivals since the
id to t:.e market
d. Aside from toe I the
lor the open mar
1 liberal bunch of
tlieu. there have
week started.
b
with sul
try to a
loeU u,
w a
the 1
This
than I
Mass .
-e.pient
limped
,1
lk
I.i the
1 11: nc-e
I . Ihe
els of
General mutton and lamb market, aentiment
at Noitii i'ortland Is steady itj sttong witn
Icrilief cjU'tations ci.nlili n-il.
tieneral mutton and lamb prices:
Select interior lambs $7 .CSfj 7. .15
Ordinary Interior lambs li.iKa7.tJU
Willamette valley iambs U.UOtit 7 .IK)
Select yearlings 0.2.1
Svelecl ewes, light 5 .3Toy; -'. 30
Old weiueis ri.30(it3-O'i
i HP
Peceniber
1 leceluber
Ilec-einber
1 iec ember
lieccuiber
Pecember
December
December
December
December
blnestern
foriv fold
club
1 i re . . .
Kusslan
1
feed
brew Ing
OATS.
UARLKY.
11 RAN.
3U0RTS.
W"i
is!
SO
. i;.smi
.2100
P4
l2
01!
13 1. Vl
JOI1B1NG TRICKS OF I'onTLVXD
cubes, -fuj
San Francisco
Los Angeles
(Without Cbavaff Ea Boat)
The Biff.
Clean.
Oomfortaol.
lllsgantly Appolntod.
Sa-Ooinr Steamalilp
Rose City
Sails From Ainavwortn So ok
3 P. M. NOV. 7
IOO Golden miss on Columbia BlTsur.
MM katss Includs Berth sxnd Meala.
Tabdea and SerTice UaazoaUad.
Tha Baa Franclaco k Portland 8. 8.
Oc., X&lrd and Waaninrtoji 81a.
(with o-w. a. it r:. co.j ti. htoa.
,sy 4500.
V.
These prices are those st wh!"h wholesalers
en to retailers, except an otherwise "tsteu
i hey are corrected tip to noon eucn day:
Dairy Produc.
DUTTEU City creauierr, robes, fancy
Slisc; firsts, liUc; seconds. 2SSii; prion . nd
canons, extra, country cresmery
c; Oregon dairy, ISM 18c.
bCTT EUFAX J. or li ud delivsry fremlunj
cieaui. 64c; No. 1 .sour cresnj, Jlc; No. Jtic;
wet-l rrelin, 33c lb.
EGGS selling price by dealers, "tellvery el-
tra Selected fresh, 4t4i41c; candled rancfl.
40C; storage, I'bW'ic; case couut. 21c dozen.
I.IVh, PvCLlhl Uens. i,eu-t llyuio.ilc
Rock, llltjc lb., ordinary chicken-, It..:
onnlers. I '.-j'a-'-j lbs., l'jii'i:;. ; turkeys. 17,--drtssed,
li-lc. . pigeons, -f I .oo'ii 1 .1., s.(nab-'.
S-I.liti dosen. geese, live. loc. be' in cJc.cLs, old.
18c Hi . p.u.i. and liav;. IS,- p.
i lii.i-.A.. .o.i... i-ii. t- lic -1; ciegon f in-y
full cream twins ami triplets, H,'c( lei' ,. .
onng America, 17(ul7S;C. I'rice to ..bh. r.
flats, ISc; ii.iing America, lilc, f. o. b , ncsui
brick, 22c; llmberger, 'Ak lb.
Fruit s-nd Vegetable.
FRESH FRUITS Orangea, 3(i3.7;. box:
bluuu.. tC l-rt lb.; leluoos, fb.Uvi('4.aO Isj ,
f;rap fruit. . 30(837. OV case; plucapples, Sc
b - pesrs. 1.25481-30; cantsloupes, fl.D0iC
1.7B; wateruielons, Uocciil. per cwt.; peaches,
i0(40c box; huckleberries, diu7c lu.; grapes,
,l.'X)(a.l.35; Concord, 20c basket.
AbfLKtJ Local el.uvHi.30 per box, accord
ing to uiiHlujr.
ONIONS Loeal. J1.60 per cental; sssoclatlon
selling price, csrioaus, 41.23 f. o. b. coun
try points; garlic, 1213c lb.
l'OTATOKS Helling price New crop, locaL
75c(iil.Hi; sweets, II. 9O4H..0O.
tCiK'TAbLES Turnips ; beets. 7.Vr per
sack; carrots, new, 73c sack; par-uips (
per sack: cabbage (local I. 73 uS3-; green
onions. 10(4 lUSc dis. bunches, peppers, bell.
4c; bead lettuce, local, l3mc doz. ; celery!
I French artichokes. Jl.00 dosen; siring beuus.
j So per lb.; peas, ( i per lb.; radishes, liliijc
dosen Duucnes; corn, ( ) sack; cucum
birs, hothouse, 4U'oc dosen; tomatoes. Ore
gon, 43o box; Cslitorula. $1.00 lug; egg plant.
o per iu., 00,01413, c-c oc, lu. , crauiierries, lo
Quiet Trading for
Wheat Shown Today
In the Chicago Pit
Chicago. Nov. il. (I. N. S. Wheut closed
ltrehaeceil tn e tielow Friday. Wheat
sh wed n weaker tendency in the pit trading
todav. December selling around $1.03, while
e. r': was tii'-llne.t to t.e sir .Tiger, selling arounu
J c, data were fairly stationary
-, ..visions were sis., stailonary.
; Wi.eat bulls regsril the present
I oi l-.- tein-sTurv. and efpeet the
1 rl:;,t itse'f early next week.
loin traders think the present pr! 'es sbonld
attract heavy country offerings, but such does
not seem lo be the case. '
Indications are that Argentine exportable
surplus of wheat has been grestiy overesti
mated. A larger export business Is being done in
corn than the' trade bus been aware of. It Is
Sei.l.
'lie French government is rrported to hsve
place. l a ,e order for flour In the northwest.
cstiii,stc.-eof which run as high as t.isXi.Oi'si
t.arr. Is ijiis Is the largest single flour order
v Men.
Brmitid
dec line
market
Today's livestock Shippers,
Hogs - C. E. I.uoke. Canity . 2 loads; V. B.
. Dicker, iiervais. . load, ail direct on con
tract to I uion Meat.
tattle J. L. Smith, Carlton, 1 load.
Friday Afternoon Bales.
STEERS.
Section No. Av. lbs. I'ri.-e
j Oreguu 1,1 nr.iz $o.lio
! COWS.
Oregon 12 111:! $l.SG
' LA MISS.
I Oregon It !w Jd.75
YEAULl.NGS.
Oregon o i:u J-1.25
EWES
Oregon 2 110 $4 "JO
UOXo-s.
or. grill ns lVfl $lj..10
Washington. s.7 - i;.4c:
Oregon 4'1 2oo ii.4l
Oregon SS 2iHI t 40
Oregon P2 i: ti.4u
Olc noli 2o ,'.oo 0.11
oitgou " l ;o :,:.
Oieou 2 U 5f.'l
Oregon 4 X.2 3..K1
. Olegon 11 14 1 ,"..."0
I oiegoti 2 o.V) 3. Co
Olegon li . 27.1 r..4u
Olegon 2 ago 5.4d
Oregon 1 e7lt 3.4U
Wuslilugton lo AM 3.411
Wnshingtou 1 140 3.2.1
j oi egou 1 1 in 3.2.1
i i H i g. hi 4 J lo .'..23
j Oregon Id 124 3.2.1
1 oicgon 1 130 3.25
cii.tailuieiit of trading activ
cxient was noticeable iu the
ot tin- past week but this
generally expected and cpsoountcd after
tin novel of last week,
week s sales have i : totaled more
If of those ,. ,ip before hut
stocks mm.-riill. re, heed bv the recent
poibilny of ttie manu
s. implies of foreign mar
ts domestic clips can lie
is l.epeve that eventtiallr
loimd for very svund of
i. re ii. . w inclined to lean
and let tLe manufacturers
and
lit .
o c
transfers
facitirers -n
k-ts as cheat
secured here, .),.
an outlet w ,11 b
w is.l here. .1. a t..
back colnplaceut 1
come t tbciu.
I c reign was, Is
doni lu the haul n
on a basis of .v.e
and fine A list i aliai
scoured iiinj Tiic- and
has been a good i.m
d.'trestic scurecl vvo..
with tlie torc-ign ott.t
been mile h .ictivity m
All grades of Vl.e.
,4:13
ltd
2ti
i 4i
ls.414
o2 i CI'
lei, pi
'401 :c.c"
pi'.. IH :
131', lot
3 4 '
14.1
fit
Hit IU
to move wllli free-
lalLct. fo.e capes selling
to ii."-. . in. lu.ling scoured,
is fr. in .ISc to i;2c. for
lip on greasy wools there
vi ineiit in territory wools;
'.s suff-r in cotupelitloti
I'.fs and thefc has pot
pulled wool.
s have' ui .ved nn in
pn.-e. Oh!,, ,plart.-r ,sls wbi.-l, r.ceuttv
s,,,l "t o'"' liavi- this oast week brought H.lc
srenerally and 111 some c ases ni. re. Tlirec
eighths bl.-ls which have been commanding
Die are now biinging 27c and better. Ohio
unwastied lias sis., moved up well a retur-i
to former levels in practically all grades is
being predicted among the trade.
BOSTON COPPER QUOTATIONS
AMKRICAN LIVESTOCK PRICKS
r.a r r.
ever
plaeed in tl
U11 ng
b-. k i
I. ml. lit. g.
r Ch'.cng
o. li- Co.
San Francisco
SANTA BARBARA. L09 ANGELES
AND BAN D1KQO
SS. ELDER
ealla Wedneaday, Wot. 10, 6 p. M.
Tlekat Office 133 A Third St.
Pbone. Main 1314. A-131 4
S10.3O,
bbl.
eastern, eaily, Jlu.oo; late, $1100
Heata, Fish and Provrisioas.
SAIXT
"Dalle City
Lea re
BOAT TO THE
Steamers
1
BAXiXsES
and
Stranger'
1.. except
Portland dally. 7. a.
Friday.
Leave The Dalles dally. 7 a. m,, except
Saturday.
, A1VDEB IT. DOCK. POBTIsAITO.
Yhone Mala 9154, A-5U3.
DRESSED MEAIS Sellirg price Country
killed: Fancy hogi, Sc; rough and heavy
i'u,7Vjc; fancy veals, SiJiS'ji ; ordinary, 7(d)
7Vr; PH.r, oLtUj' c; goals, (4c; sprinii
lambs, 10c; mutton, 6(u;Sc.
UaMS. UiLO.v, klc. IJamt. t:,(A(tc
breakfast bacon. , Ittiysoc; boiled hsms, 2Sc
picnic, l0Vc; lottags roll, Juc; creja
ports, ll!i(aT3c lb..
OlSTtiUV-olMupls, per galloo, 3; esnned
eisleiu, 36c can. fti.oO Gosen, eastern In
shell. 1H3 per 1U0; i..r clania. 12Vtc doseu
eastern oysters per gallon, solid pack 00'
FISH Dressed Ilounders. 7c; aiiverslde sal
mon. t(B7c; Royal Cbiuook. 7a8c; perch TW
Sc: lobsters. 23c lb.; silver smelt, it; a'luioi
iroui. 12M,c lb; halibut. Muloc.
LARD iierces. seme n-uucred, 13c; stan
daid. USiC.
tUABS Uirge. ::.73; medium. 11.25 dozen.
Croeerlee.
8l;AIi-C"ube, $S.3; powdered, J8.J3; fruit
of berry. ii.e3. Orel, fi.li; dry gruiiuluu-d.
d.35; U yllovv. Jo.ilft. lAuove cjuoiauouj are
M oays ut cash.)
tUts. jsp.u siyle No. 2, 49nc; .New Ur
Mans, beau. xi(uibsc; blue rose, 3 &
HALT .osr. ban; giouuds, 1ca,0 J103.,
er ton; bus. ell-jo. lubia ualrj, ulM sm
lis.. ll.3o; baies. 2-23. lump roik, so pei
BEANS Small white, pl.fr); Urge white
S6..a; puk. -5; lliaas, o.lv; lJJvU, gs.ooj
iu. eo. 3. '
Hops, Wool and Hides.
HOI'S Neunual buying price. iniA
choice, UMittilc; prime. 10ij(a.Uc; medium
io prime, 3tuvc.
tiO.Mii -xcw, JJ.23tiia.30 per rase.
icidl Noujiual, lalo clip, n;;u,etie T.
ley. coarse Lotswold, 20c; medium Shropshire
lioc; choice taucj iota, 23c, essieru Oregviu
144122c-
HIDES Salted hides, 25 lbs. snd up, lf.c;
salted stags. Bo lbs. snd up. ll'-jc; suited'
kip, 10 lbs. to 2o lbs., luc; salted c aif, up to
16 lbs., Use; green bides. 23 lbs. and up, 14c
green stags, . lbs. sad up. 10c: green kip'
13 lbs. to 23 lbs., ltJc; green calf, up to 13
lbs.. 18c; dry Mint bides, 23c; dry flint cslf
up to 7 lbs.. 27c; dry salt hides, 20c; dry
horsebldes. eiicb, 3oc to $1.00; salt burseuldes
esch. J2.00 to .'.00; hoisebair, 2oe; jry iaig
vvvsil pens. Id ; dry short wool pelts, Ho
dry sheep shearlings, each, 10c to 1.1c.
Uiviv -s.. itjtti-Ht. .,. .. skjiiac
-reasv. eilic.
v.cuiAlit 1U10 30c.
CUirrial ok CASCARA BAKK Buying
ptite. car lota, S-tt4c; less man car kits,
Painta aad OiU.
LINSEED OIL Haw. bbls.. 72c gsllon; ket
tle hoiled, bb'e.. 74c; rsw. cases. 77c; boiled.
1 'ecember .
May
Decemtier
May
December.
May
I'ec-eniber
January . . .
Jcnuary . . .
SlJfA , -
January. . .
May
Open.
Jl 04 s
1 . oO Si
$
02!,
.RS',
. 14.4o
id. 4 J
. f ti ns
9 17
$ s 03
K l3
;,. j.riceo furnished 1 v I'Tpr-
'.. 210 217 board f Trade
WHEAT.
High. Low. Close.
$l.oS-i $l.o?,s $1,041.4
I. iii! 1.04(4 LOoVs
CO UN.
$ .Hit's, $ -AO $ .oOlsB
ij2rs, .2 .62S B
OATS.
$ .3U'4j $ .oS $ .S8A
Itftij .3SB
1'ORK.
$14.45 $14. 40 $14 40A
1 42 l.o2 ie.ii2
LAUD.
$ .n7 $ 9.05 $ 9 05
U 25 9.17 9.22
HIBS.
$ S P7 $ 8.93 $ 8 92
U.17 9.13 9.13
yesterday a average.
o.23(&7.:io; mixed,
S& 7.4.".; rough. $0 23
w eak.
!oi
J2 73
Native beef
teeS. $d.4ll'u,
'ii V20 , calves.
Wethers,
Eastern Railroads
Show an Increase
Stibst&r.i ial nn-rca?e lti freight earn
lnfcTS uf tailroada operating east of
f'hlcaso Is shown in a report just Is
sued by tbe Interstate commerce com
mission. These roads made srains of
$S5 per mile in August over ttie same
niontii last year.
TLe westfi'ii roads gained $13 per
milM or 6 per cent. In passenger earn
ings' dup to the Pacini- coast exposi
tions travel, against losses for the
east of or 3.K per cent, and for
the south of $22, or 10.5 per cent.
In i-osiseiiuetice the tonnage of "so
called" war orders moving over west
ern line tnav be considered largely
responsible for an August gain In
gross earnings of the e-atire railway
mileage of the country, compared with
a vear ago. The gains reported for
Juiy were the largest In almost two
years.
fa. 75; "5
gkO J2o; e
DAIRY PRODUCE ON COAST
San Francisoo Market.
Sin Francisco. Cal., Nov. o (V.
it: Extras. SiV
P.) But-
prime firsts, 23Hc; firsts.
24.
42e.
v-.-c . Walrus .."j-: nonets.
cll,ese-5i alifornla fancy, 15c; firsts, idc.
c Seattle Market.
eVattle Wash.. Not. 6. (U. P.) Butter:
Native Washington creamery, brick, S3c; do
solid pack. :'-2c .
t hPese -Oregon triplets, 16Hc; Wisconsin
twins. 17c; do triplets, 17c; Washington twins.
is.-: ifounii America, if
liggs - Seiwt, 47
eastern, 113c.
Los Angeles Markets.
Iis A navies. aL. Nov. 6. (P. N. S. )
Egg: 1 se ouitit. 4.c.
butter -Fre-h extras.
April eborage, 29c; fresh
2o-.
No Hogs at Denver.
Denver. Colo.. Nov. 0. Cat lie. 4C; steady,
beef steers, $6 23io7.23; cow s an.i heifers.
$3.23(uo.3; stcM-kers and feeders, $'j.0u'jj,7.43,
calves, $7.V'ijj'j 2-1.
Hogs None.
Hheep 11. ess); steady. I a nibs. $7.75S30;
feeder lamb, $7.3o'(iSi 03; ewes, $3.0O'a3.50.
Chicago Hogi. $7.65.
Chirago, Not. . (!. N. S.) Hogs Re
colpts, lO.iJOO; slow- at
bulk. $6..l.1ig7.13: light
$0 03(117. 5.1: heavy. i: 2
(!'.. 4"; pigs, :..7ir(ti,.."Hi
Cattle li. o-ipt s. -loo .
steers, .sc. .1 si-.i 10. 0.1 ; w
s. c,iit Cco.S aid iieifers.
$0. o.'H lll.oll.
Sheep -Receipts, 2000: steady
., 0.00 ; lambs, xo. 1 O'ij N.yo.
Kansas City Hogs, $7.10.
Kansns City, Mo.. Nov. ti. 1 I. N. S.)-Hogs
Receipts. 21100; steady. Bulk, $tl.73(a,7.oG;
heavy. b.754i7.0.1; packers and butchers. $6.iC
ftt7.10; light. Slti.75w7.05; pigs, $.26(a.75.
Cattle Receipts. tO0; steady. Prime fed
steers. $0.4org 10.23 ; dressed beef steers, $7.73
fe'J.23: western steers, Ju.j0iys.60; stockers
and feeders, $o.5ous.2o; bulls,
calves. Sti.O0(S10.0o.
Sheep Kecelpts, 1000; steady. Limbs. S.25
yearlings. y. 250.75; wethers. $5.30
ewes, $4.75(&3. i5.
St. Louis Hogs $7.25.
Rt. Louis, Not. C. (I. N. S 1 Hogs Re
ceipts. 4oOO; lower. Pigs and lights, f(J.25u
7.2o; mixed and butchers, $0.73'si'7.23; good
Lcuvy. I7.154t7.25.
Cattle Receipts. BOO: steady. Native beef
fteers, $7.3o(;ilo JJO; yearling steers and heif
ers. $S.50i?IliJ.:i5: cows. tH.niK,l .iso stockers
and feeders, $ti.o0cjx 7.7.1: southern steers, $.1.2.1
(CO. 50, cuwa and Iieifers. $4 iinnt 0..I0; native
cows and heifers, $l.iJ0'(,ti.5o; native calves
ja.Oifa 111.30.
Sheep Receipts. 6700: steadv. Yearlings
$d 50 7.25: lambs. $ti.tsi(ii U.oO; sheep and
ewes. $5.50(Ji6 25.
Omaha Hogs. $7.00.
Omaha. Nov. . I . N. .)--Hogs Receipts.
r.ooO: lower. Heavy. $n.7n'a,ti.y0. light. $6.Be
"t7.iHJ: pigs. $ii..Vjlid5; bulk of sales, fcj.73
ij'U.90.
Cal tie Receipts. 400: steady. Native steers,
$d.3o(u 10.00: cows and Iieifers, $3.50(0.7.110.
westetn steers. $ti.oO(j S.50; Texas steers, $5.75
137.25; stockers and feeders. $5.30(gs. 10.
Sheep--Receipts. 2S); steady. Yearlings,
JO ooictd.tiO; wethers, $."..30'ct3..'so; lambs, SS 60
Seattle Hogs, $6.70.
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. i;.--Hogs Receipts.
nti. Prune light. SH.tjj'c.itl. To; medium to
c hoice. i.30(o.f,.ii i: .smooth heavy,- Jti.15iao.2o;
rough hesvies ami pigs. $5. .'sic d.25.
Cattle -Receipts, none, best steers. .tfi.R.'.'ii
7.10; common to medium. $5.50vi rt.23; best i
cows. i...c"'igo.i.i: common to medium. S3. IS)
(cj4.30; bttll. $a.Ot(uj ."..; calves, $."00(0547. ,10.
Sheep Receipts, none. Lambs. $; "pii'oJ7.25;
yearlings. "$3.3()(ri.ti.25: ewes. $i;.(K"i('ci.5.0o.
Boston, Nov.
Ahmeek
Adventure . .
AllOiloZ ;ti4
Ar. adian .... 1 o ..
Alaska u2
Ilallic: 2
HoheinlTi ... o
Boston K 1 v . . 2o
Hntte J!al .'. . . 112
Unite C'oaition.tJO
til. : Ariz. . t'.H
'"at. t Hecla..5iS5
1 "entennial . ,
Ch 1 f Cons. . .
I'hino
C. C. Mines. .
Cop. K.i use . ,
Daly West . . .
I avis- aly . ,
Kust lintte. . ,
First Nat
Franklin . . .
Col'lfie'nl C.
C. -.':in;i nea .
1 iranliy
Hancock:
Indiana
New I nsp . . . ,
Isle Royale..
Ke-ewcenaw ,
l.a Salle
Lake Cop
Mason Val . . .
Mass. Min...
Mayf lower . .
Mex. Cons. . ,
Miami
6. Copper bids:
T 'Michigan ...
2'Mol'awk
i Nov. Cons . .
1 S
'.i 2
&;
14
61
l'7s
1 4 st
. 1 8
10
1 -':s
4 0
So
1 7 C
0 "s
44 S
28',
14
o
lis
21
24H
. ipissi ng ....
No. II ute
N". Lake . . . .
(il.icj Ciipncr..
( Mil ( "oloii y . . .
' ild Doinin. . .
C'sceola
'juincy
Hay Cons. . . .
Santa Fe . . . .
Siianncn
Shattuck
Stewart
Superior . . . .
Sup. & Boston
Swift l'kg. ...
Tamarack . . ,
Tuolumne . . .
Fnited Fruit.
I". S. Machy..
Id pf.l
I 'm ted Zinc . .
i . S. Smelt., p.
rtaii Apex . .
I'tah 1 '011s. . .
Victoria
Winona . . , . .
Wolverine . . .
Wyandot
Yukon Gold
Crown
Kerr Lake
McKlnley . .
2
If.
fi Sj
32 Si
"6 "
3V
.17
Sh
S H
2 6'
4
Sj
2 2 '..4
78
28V3
2 -
120
64
1 1014
"si,
ii "
47
1S,
o
3
fiOVi
12
2 1-16
30
- iwi . it'icls Mining Ci.
A t c hlsou. coiumoli . . .
do ptd. , : ;
bslilvvin Loco., common 12tll-j 127 11
do i.fd i '
r'alt. Ohlc common: HI
liethleLem Steel, c.ui.. 435
do pfd
brock. Rspid Transtt.-i
I iiilf. I'ltruleiim, com. 201:
do pfd 4d
Canadian Pacific 'lSi
Cc-ni. 1eather, com...., 30
do pfd 1
Cbesaiicake Jt Ohio G 1 v.
t hi Ai 1.1. West., com . , t; ,
do pfd ' 40
c . M. st. I- Kli,
CM. i North vv.. com . , l.'!4 li
l tiino lpp. r ,..
Coi... Fuel A: iron, isjni. 51 S
I'ciisolida te,i ijiis .14 1
1 a-11 r i'ocl i.c-l 3. .'..in . . . , 10 : ,
t r.c.-ilcAe sjieel, common 75 ; 7.1
do pfd ' 1. -
Deny. & Rio li.. is. 111 12 .2
do pfd. 10 lo
Distillers , 4 I ' 1, 4.1
Erie, common -it 4:t
do 1st pfd ; 37 , .is
Oenet al Electric I 7 7 1 s, 1.7
tic-neral Motors
ilooclnoli Rul.ber 72 ,7.1
Ot. North. Ore Lands.., .led. I.i
lireat Northern, pfd.. 127 127
Oimgenl.e.m Exp 1 2 1 . .2
lliue & Leather, cm.. 1 1 l It
do pfd o.V,
Ice Securities ; 2'V , 20
Illinois Central
Industrial Alcbol ;i!2 112
1 i..- pira I Ion ........ 4 4,i
Interb'.ro. i-'iintiinu .... 21 ,24
it.utburo. pfd , M M
K. C. .Southern, c. . . :.2V 32'
Lai kawaiin.l Steel . . . To 7'i
Lehign Valley M , M
Luisville t Nashville .....
Met. pc-troieum
Miami Coiper
M. K. i T.. 0
do pfd i
Missouri Pacific i
National biscuit '
National Lead
Nevada Consolidated
New Haven
N. Y. Air brake
N. Y. Central
N. Y., Out 4 West.
Norfolk it Western, c
Nortbern Pacific ....
Pacific Mall
I'ciiLsv lva:ila R y.
IV pie's Gas
Ptttabnrg ( oal. -. . .
Piessid stteel Car, c
Ray I'otis. I 'opj r .
Railway Steel Spgs.
Reading, c
Republic I. A 8 . e. .
do pfd
Rock Island
do pfd
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Studebaker, c
do pfd
Kloss Sheffield
Southern pacific ....
Southern Rallvv'MV, c.
do pfd
Tennessee Copper . . .
leias Oil i
Texas Pacific
Third Avenue j flls, i
I nlon Pacific, c Li7s, :
do pfd. j N2',
L. s. KuDber, c ' i.. ',
do pfd 'i'i7:S,;io7X
V. S. Steel Co., c. .. S'l ! MJ
do pfd 11.1 '-j 115-S
Ctsh C opjer j 74-si, 74:v4
liginta Chemlcsl, c..1 4Nv 4SS
Western I nion Tel. . . ! "7 ; Hs;
Westitighouse Flee. ... 7' 7
Wisconsin Central .. 42 '42
;lo'.)s
.11 ',
127 ,
I 4S
' S3 i.i
'1U7S
4 20
! Sillij
lo-s
4,1
is.;
1 42 -i'.li
1"M'
lie V,
12s -..
r is
in"
Hil',
,12.'
Ins 'a
0 -4 V.
423
lo .
syv,
i 2c I
4.1
'ls:l
bl-N
1 1.
14.:-S
I'-' .
A lift ra.Ha s not vrv vxell ucriiialnC
ct with what t .o I'a. ilic notihwest
Mates iiiuii n t';ii t 1 1 - . in the was of llr
i iiiiher, i coni'iig to 1-Tiinklin H.
4-inith. cotniiici ii. i ,i.t n( ot tbe Imronn
ol lorcii;n Htiii lio nest i c oniinei ce, of
v at-iiitiKton. li. t'. who on Ills way
homo from the antipodes addressed a
ii'i eung of l'.iinli. r ntiitiuf a.-t ti rei s and
ic-giis at thu Cliamliil" of Coiumeicc
ho: .s lay.
l-'oui l. ,-n tiio'itl s ai;o. Mr. Sniitli was
sent on a iiip iciveimp; tlie Hawaiian
i-lai:iis. Jatiiii, the 1'ln I Ippinc-s, China.
Iinio i num. Main, the I-eiU-rated Malay
t talcs. Aci.su ia uud New Zealand to
it. v i-st.fa t c tie market there for
Allien an Inn. lor. cuiioib were tent
li to oll .-r I h-IiIm. -
'I'he I la vv a ! ia n Islands nnd Japan
buy neuiiv ail of their fir lumber Unit
inty unpin i i nun I ho rnited tStaUs.
I.f said, ten t:i uuat titv is hut about
.j.i.ooD. (ion tut aniiuallv. China m
1 : I ;( took so.oii.i.ooci It-tt of lumber
I mill tlie Tinted .States, and this tep
ic.senteii f.o per cent 01" tlie total im
ports there of soli woods. Mr. Smith
l.elii-vcs that tile demand for fir tim
ber there v. ill inc rease as the) country
oivelops alonij modern lines.
Ausiialui. Air. Smith haul, whs to
1 . 1 1 1 1 an interesting; 1 1 e Ul of study. He
1 Hint... i mil thai m 191;; Australia,
itli an an a ot about the same as the
I nited Stalts. exclusive or Alaska,
;u..l a pollination of a little more than
. .000,001). linpoiTeii a total of more
than 4. O.cjoci.iioii.iioo feet of timber,
alueil at 1 .'t.'.Oo.ooO. (if that the
.'.mount of undressed material amount
ed to ;;::;, tino. tion i.t valued ut $lo.
10111,00.1. i if mat undressed material,
il per cc- t was shipped from tlie
i nitoil Slat.-s. t-ie balance came fiom
l li e il.illic- ami Japan. 'f Ihe massed
large or small
curs of fir have he
from the compan i '
and Springfield m
orders. Blxty-flve
rti de livered already
k mills ut Wendlinir
1 73 car ai now
:i v
U0
i -t r
12
Ti '
4 4--
42 '
;. 7 i
t7 7
17 7
, 71
ll'l
, 1 1
1 1 '
h s
1 10
4iv
l: a tella 1. a 'no l n 1 1 n i; to SJ.OoO.OOu feet.
: i Till valt.ed at ahout $.",,000. ooO, nhotit
.; pi r iint came 1 to it) tlie I'nlted
.-'ales, ; i.i r c nt fmni Norwav- nn.l
.s per icnt I torn Sweden. tin account
of Ihe l.ih duly on dressed material,
ihe 1. 1. H I i.f is made of Importing
i.avy limbics- li the I'nlted States
;.nd ie.savv.mg them. This gives the
I tolit ol' ti-Miwtng to (he Australian
mills. In "shingles tlie I'nlted States
1 ni nlshci per .ent and Canada .'!
ol only l,3mi. ii.nj of "shingles
Australia during the whole
..xpoiineil that they do not
s t1 'ere for roofing, but for
pitposis on facades under
And he said that not
impeaii war si ailed did
en route to Chicago.
Announcement nf ilio establiahment
of the yard was made yesterday by A.
C. lMxon, "etieial manager Of th
Booth-Kelly conipauj, who Was here
on his w av home from Chicago and is
tout of the mlcidlo states. The dis
till) iting yard will he operated under
the i.aine of the. llut 'htns Lumber s
Storage cninpanv. and it Is the first
Winnie along that line In Chicago by
an iitegoii liimlo i manu l uu turing con-
CC I'll.
"Th- rsla'dishiiic-nt
yard. v lu te large si,
on hand at all
a hea v y 1 n 1 ca : n
I )!' gon I if, so til M I .
I Ul el's W 1 i 1 li"t have
1 1 vi- rns. i Irei- o,i f i
si vi ly Hc'l il 1 l -o , i o
tory. 1 u I ail v ot 1 1 si
result s null m )
proniptlv. i'h.'U I
the yards.
hus tlers has shown
1 1 ii i'l'ov emeu t ill th
i .lavs ami Indications
l tliiuti to Improve.
appear too optltnlBtla,
-s am happy to say
of a dlstrlbutlng
ks may be kept
is going to mean
i lie demand for
IMxnn, ."because
to wait for de
ltas been exten
the Chicago terrt
g will not brliisT
is cMti Pe inieu'
the purpose of
"The l iniher
very material
east tin- past 2
ate that it wil
I don't wish t .
but til-vei l helc
that conditions, ur
for a long time
south have advani'
least $2 per thi.us
lathing lii.- m " I aio
mlvaiices lefot.' t
Tins. of course,
northwest milts."
much better tflrtli
I'he mills of the
,-d lum-ber ivrlees at
nd. they nre tnnln
e and plan further
,.' end of the year,
helps the l'aclfld
l-ei cenf. I
went llilo
icai He
i so nil in,;l
ii. . ni a 1 1 e
I. a v vv i mlovs
c . I . t I 1 Ihe I
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lMu
ss-. .
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sol,
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32
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San Francisco Grain
San
Vi heat.
Market.
Cal.. Nov. fi i r. P )
Club. $1 57' j "ft 1 .03: blue-
Sl : red llusslau. $;.t;.".'ri
$1.70C(7 1.72'2; Turkey red.
1'r.Hieisc.
rfr c-.-ntal
-:.m. $1 73.J.1.7:
1.177'-: fortv'old,
$1.72'- 'ct 1.75.
barley Ppt cental: Feed spot,
$1 .22'-!; 'ujl.27 S : shipping and brew ing
Ml. --2 ,.
Oats Ter rental: Red feed, $1.27 tg 1.33 ;
white, $1.33(31.37'; black. $l.T5(g2 00.
34 '4
7Sl
15
7'-j
12(i1
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y.'.r,
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n
1 1 ,
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, "7s
. 2.0.4
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.10 1 .
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l.'o
s:f
.i.i i .,
D'T
is Italians know that Min-rr is inanii
t'treil n, the I 'tilted" Stales. Aus
v t i.i ItnpoiUil $14,1.000 worth of l.o
oi.ks l;o .i;g I ! I ::. hut not on.- ilol-
l.i s "in il, i a me fiom the l'nlled
Sial.s lb- said thev don't know 111
Australia that the I tilted States turns
nit Hoofing of a desirable iharuotei.
Thev talve liioihis in- in large timbers
and rip it up and call it flooring, he
com me ti l.-.l.
H.- tl...ui,lit a selling agency to In
troduce i in- American lumber would be
;-. .splend,. uav whereby tlie markets
lor American lumber could he extend
ed He held that n 'combination of
sellini; forces only, would lie the sal
vation of the trade in A';sttHlia today,
considering the amount of competi
tion that must he faced.
on Doug-las Tlx.
rifrnres
1 here is over .s.oou.OoO.noo feet of
i'OUglas fir on the national forests of
Wellington and Oregon. The largest
In ilv of this timber Is found on the
' aseaue forest, which lies on the west
slopes of tho Cascade range In Lane
ounty.
Dlstrlbntlngr Tard In Clilcafro.
Large lumber yards equipped with
dry sheds, planing milts and resawing
and cut liner up machinery, have been
Installed at Chicago by the Booth
Kelly Lumber company, and henceforth
(irritnn fir will he kept in large Htockr
ttiere lor the immediate filling of
Log-g-ing- Railroad Purchased.
(lis. ui Brothers, of Seaside, liave
pur, based fmm the Zimmerman-Wells-Brown
company 'if tins city, a logglnif
railroad whi.-h is to be operated iu th
timber beyond the .Necaiilcum rlvir I tl
supplying logs tor the l'routy lum
ber A.- Box cm pa 1 1 v . lncludea In Ihe
sale tire two mil's of tia'-k. a 22 ton
Climax logging engine, logging1 trucks,
etc., all the paraphernalia that goes to
muke up a compii to railway The sale
was mini.: thiough W. S. Zimmerman,
president ejl the selling company.
The material will be shipped Mon
day nnd the tta.k will be laid as rap
idly as possible. Two mites of track;
are expected to be in operation within
40 das The mad will have a ca
padtv "f from ;,n,'HiO to fiO.UOO board
lee I n day.
Thn Trinity li
enough business,
operating at toll
year. Its mil n
material and li
or .IO.OoO.
'The logs will 1,.- dropped Into the
Nccanloiim ali"ui one-half mile above
the) mill and floated down. The cut
tings will bo of prucet and hemlock.
Purchase Marlon Bonds.
Morris Bros, of l'ortlnnd have pur
chased the $10.(111,1 uf Marlon vounty
school bonds st 1 o 2.12. the premium
Icing $1:I0S. 'Jin- bonds mature In 11
years- on Ihe nxeiuge. with i Vs Per
i ent Interest.
4
Will Sell Improvement Bonds.
City commissioners are preparing: lo
sell xHS.027.44 of Improvement bond
In about two weeks, tin- exact date of
sale havlntr not been decided upon as)
vet. The last bonds sold bought a pre
mium In excess of f per cent.
ill is said to have
titled up to keep It
lapailty for the next
it is principally Ikjx
has a dally capacity
New York Cotton Mnrkct.
Open Hlclt lxw Close
January 1170 tl7o 1151 1)57
March 1 1 S ll'.il 117.1 11S2
Mav 120 1 12'.4 IHMi li pm
July 12IO 121o I2ci) PJisi
December I Ida into nil 1)4.1
n-;s
7" s
471,
Mi 7
l
4' I
Ibl
74
47
S7
I 4l
Total salea f'r day. 477.1'"0 sl.areB.
Various
bivcrp",!. Nov.
Wheat
Markets.
whest firm.
cholc
$1.27
BAXK STATEMENT OP COAST
eases. 79c; gal.; loia of 250 gallons le leas;
uii c. ke sotai. I4 per too.
COAL Oil. Water while In drums and iroa
barrels. l"oc.
TLRl'EN TINE Tanka. G7c: caste. 74c gallon-
;
WHITE Lf.AD Ton lots, 8Se lb.; 500 lb.
lots. H-c lb.; less lots c per lb.
OIL HEAL Carload lots. So4
Clearings
Monday ...
Tuesday . . .
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday
Saturday .
Week
Clearings
Balances
Portland Banks.
This week.
$1.95. 507.02 $
2.620.1115.014
2.2sO,7S..'v7
a. 373.073.92
1..17..13S.97
1. list;, 431. 67
Tear ago.
,43).3..5 .Zs
Hobday
8.013.2HS.35
2.464.87.1.71
2.1JU.277.S1
2.055, So 1.S5
. . . .I12.5S3.517.03 $12,109,812.00
Beattle Banks.
$2.10.B47.00
170,873.00
Liverpool Cash Wheat.
LiTerpool. Not. 6 (I. N. 8.1 Sliest: Spot
No. 2 Manitoba, lis 5d; No. 1 Ua 4d: No. 2
hard w-inter. old. 12s SSd; No. 2 Chicago,
new, lis 2d.
Women in Berlin
Work on Big Jobs
London, Nov. 6. fi. N. S ) Women
are now being employed on public
works in Berlin, according to the Co
penhagen correspondent of the Morn
ing Post. lie has received a telegram
from Berlin which says women are at
work excavating the l'riedrichstrasse
tunnel, which is to form part of tlie
underground railroad system of Berlin
"The utilization of -women's labor
for this purpose Is bo successful," the
dispatch says, "that It Is now Intended
to employ them on other big undertak
ings." Diplomat Interested
In Hillstrom Case
Salt Lake city, rtah. Nov. 6 fU.
T ) The Swedish minister at "Wash
ington today wired K. B. Crltchlow to
examine the records In the case of
Joe Hillstrom. I. W". W.. condemned to
death for murder. In an attempt to
get the sentence commuted to life Im
prisonment. C'ritchlow had an Inter
view with the prisoner afterward.
fi - i
ci'Mitged to 'Id higher.
bueuos Aires Wheat unchanged.
Dulutli December. ,iVlt; May. $1 4'2', A.
Wlniiilieg December, Hi;,.. ; May, $ ui i .
nneapolis Iie.-en:bel . psl... ; Mar. Sl.il".
nsas I It j December, USsc; Mnv. $l.iji..
SB1 ",.
St. Emits December, l.ltt,; Mnv, $104,
Jfst
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Taooma Banks.
Clearings $ o7,4:t.OO
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Los
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Seattle Market. 1
Seattle. Wash.. Not. . (L. P.) Onions: !
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Onions per eectal, 73"SSOc.
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