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THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, iMONDAY, ' DECEMBER 6, 1915
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IT-lWILL PAY TO ATTEND ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW
LEADER OF HJ1P MEN
SELLS PRODUCT
i f TO TO nCMTC DHIIKin
-IL "L ULMIO I UUI1U
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FOR
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Selected Lot, of Hops From Yards
I of E. V. D. Paul, One of Organ.
izera of Association, Goes at
Recent Top Price.
. ' Tbe sele of the E. V. D. P"1 Jot of bte to
;'. '! Wolf Bop companj at V2'?c a pound cr
steer some surprise la the local trarte. Mr.
. Paul not only bad tbe honor of wxrurlng first
: prize for bk hop at the Land Kbow, bat his
-rf frowttta were always fxst tiered tbe ex
'.. treme of quality to this state.
. i It waa not tbe quality of the bopa that
'. floated the surprise.- t'-it the fact that the
' type. wtT offered at all. Mr. Haul vras ono
at tb leading apirita In organizing the tin
. Son , Hop Growers' association, and the offer
ing and sale of till supplies outside of the
organization at a wer price thaa the asso
. eialios atss aj-Uinj a the topic.
- According- to tlie peneral h-p trade, these
.bopa ere easily worth a preoiluro of Vc a
-Pound orer tbe ;cuerit I market for best qual
; Ity. there being so few bal-s of that grade
.remaining In the state that It cannot be ron-aMered-
general price- Fur hat !s orili
- naxlJ.T considered beat quality the market is
coir rartber quiet at 12t- a ptrnnd.
Other tm-ines wo rnried in tbe hop
.trade at Willamette rillcy iwints. hut the ol
'tiDe wsi compfratltely lijl-.t. T.ic 'rail.' In
" general exacts dunlin's f"r awhile, folUrw
inf,tlte recent UVrnl activity w . seion.M by
? the coTerlns of abort salts.
SUGAR MARKET WILL RISE
J. There will be an advance of 15- p-r han
llred pounds In all grades of refined uar In
-she local market tomorrow uerriliig. aci-ord-
k Soar to announce nieni n.ade by l'ttland wbole
aalera today. The admnce l du- to the fact
-that some of the eastern refluer. which were
'vkoiding down Talu, advanced them during
. the day.
BEHEADED JACKS ARE SLOW
f While there la a rather fair demand for
Jack rabbits in the hjcul market arud ll.f-u
"r a- dosen for gi quality. t.-k that itrifs
without heads la hard to sell even at fl.f'O a
' dosen.
HEAVY HENS VERY SCARCE
Great variety of heavy i-ri5 i shown In the
local marffet. aud om r'nt arrtvala bare
beB told at a preuiintn over regular quota
j thaa. Market I twntwr, wi all chii t-
ca offers at prlie H.steJ.
Cranberries Show
A Firmer Feeling
In the Home Trade
Selected Ilwavco Stock Comes For
ward -and Meets With Good
Demand. Along Street.
, Market for cranberries fs showing consider
able strength along Front street, and prices
are holdlna; somewhat firmer. Some eitra
fancy local berrlea are reported In by the
trade, and are of quality somewhat better
than, sny of the former eastern shipments to
the local njtrket.
Tlfp price for thee ta being helit generally
t $10.:) a barrel, compared with tll-SO
the price fet for the next arrlvala of late
keeping berrlea from the east. lricp corn
ered with the local stock Is far superior to
the eaatern berrlea; In fact, from all com
parisons, are better.
Local trade somewhat resents the recent
Inainuationa of fcn llwaco fancier that the
trade here waa not giving the local berries a
square deal, and was pure-busing the eastern
berries in preference. According to leader
of tbe trade, there ia nothing in the eltuation
to justify such" an accusation, the failure of
the trade to have stocks of home grown
berriea beirg due entirely to lack of -proper
selling niet,ioU of the local producer. This
l&tter eoiKlition 1 likely the result of the
former ilu.ll production and the ability of
growers to nuirket their prodjet heretofore
wlUwut much difficulty.
Edited by Hrman H. Cohen.
MARKET IS EXCELLENT
"AT
NORTH
PORTLAND
WN
RUN
SMALLER
Total Showing in Hog Division I
Lees Than Week Ago Much
Stnff Comes for the Show Ex
cellent Quality Among Arrivals.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN,
HKS- Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Momlav 7242 115 27 lti04
Saturday 115 1 93
Krldav ..' 2V17 29ft 27
Thursday 17:c: 2-' 5 81T
Wednesday . . . 7iiT. ....
Tuesday .VT2 12 3 ....
Week ago 8l2."i :i 10
Year ao tiv..-, T7r. 3 I'WZ
Two yeatT aico . .'" 1 "42 1 1 727
Three y'ra ajfo. 7.!2 UI j 2005
TURKEY, LARKET IS Ql'IET
At 20i21c a pound for best dr.-ed bird.
Ibe market for turkeys l. m.t a-tlve along the
atreeti 'although the trade liv no means
weak.) Ret-eipta recently have bWn limited.
. bat fair stock arrived duriug the day.
AIiMOST . OUT OP THE TRADE
Because of the exceedingly' small catch In
tbe Columbia., fresh aliiu.n iff.-riiis in
wholesale trade are scant, with ileuurs un
able tr fill the denwnd. A s.l rm nf teel
beads is dally expected, but bus thu far failed
to materialise.
BRIEF XOTES OF THE TRADE
Advance ia tweet porutoes and de-Tine In
grapefruit prices tk eff-t during the dir.
Eggs continue very firm and scarce for fresh
' foci.
Dreaeed hogs ire cxiected to rule slow for
a few' days. I
Cauflfiuwer supplies are lighier; market is
Mead;.
Cheese and buttac steady and unchanged Id
price.
BftlPPERSV WFLVTHER XOTICE
Weather bureau aeuds tbe following uutlce
'to shippers:
Protect shipments during the next 4S horim
aa far north as Seattle i(iii miinnim teui
fieratures uf .Abuut ;U daxree; nrthpast to
Spokane, 2o degree: .nlhen-t to iwitf. 22
'rlegreear soath to Ashlnnd. 12 derreen. ilmi-
: mum temperature at Portland t'liitht about
3A degrees.
JOBBING PRICES OF PORTLAND
' Tbes tirlees are tboe at which wholesalers
Bell to retallera. except tberwlae stated.
; Da try Produce.
BL'TTER City creamety cubes, fancy,
f SlVte; firsts. 23c; peconds. toc; prlnta and
J cartons, extra; couutrv creamery cubea, 27(tf
a5c: Oregon dslry. lsJlic.
BCTTKHir'AT 1'ortlauo d.-llvery rremlnm
- Cream. 33c; No. 1 sour cream. Jlc; No. 2.
.. Jflc; aweet cream, C."c per lb.
EGUS Selling price by dealers, delivery
extra Selected fresh. 42c dos. ; Horace. 25a
JTIe; case count. regiii ranch. ::7c d"Zfu.
UVS POLiLrKK en, oeavv 1-Ivmonth
Bock. 12c; ordinary chicken. 11 '-c; broll-
- era. Hi and 2 lbs.. 12c; turkeys, I7c; dressed
fancy. 2()tig21c lb.: culls, no lb.: pigeon.
Il.0vt-jJl.2J. qnab. $1.2i d..; geene live. 7c:
Fekla ducks, old. ISc; young aud heavy, Uc;
..Indian Rucner. lr.
JACKRAHBITS Kancy, Jl..v dozen.
- CUEEHK tjelling price Iresb urci:n fancy
foil cream twins and triplets. 1781"Hc;
yocng America. ISISHc. Price to jobbers,
'flata, 18c; Young Amerl.a, 17c f. o. b. ; cream
' brick, 18(j20c; Hmberger. 20c 7b. -
Fruits and Vegetables.
V PEESH FRL1TS Orsngea. navel. $3.;34
box; baaaaaa. 5c per lb., lemons. $3.tsVa4.50
lox ; grape fruit. Florida, M-S033.50 case;
pii.eappie, iSc It-.; pe&i. H.iS'alSu;
huckleberries, 6'g, 7c; grapes, Mc&Sl per crate.
Al'l'Ltii Local. Sl.Atf2.30 V boa. ae
rordlug to quality.
U.Mo.NS Local, $1.23 per cental; association
ieil.jij price, carioadsi $1.00 f. o. b. coiiotr
points; garlic. 12'$ 16c lb.
POTAIOEIS Selliug price e-w crop, local,
J) 0ui.25; buying pn e. SOcS $ I -00 per cen
tal, sweets., 42.&04UX75.
VEOETABLta iurmps ( ); beets. 75c per
Bark; carrots, new, 70c per sack; parvnlpa
( ) per sack: cabbage (local). 75c; green on
tna, lo&12l?c dozen bunches; pepiK-rs, bell.
4c; head lettuce, California. $2.25. crate; cel
ery, doaeo, ou'5c; cauliflower, 6bcQ$1.00
rltien; Krench artichoke, $1.00 "er dosen;
string beans. 10c; hotbmse cucumbers, 43
fc doz. ; tomatoes. California. $1.25(31-50; egg
plant. 'usu,c lb.; sprouts. Nc per lh. ; crno
berrlee. lj.al $1050; eastern. $10.00811.50
per barrel.
Jfeata, Flab ad Frorlslona,
DEESStU klEATa Selling price Country
killed: Kancy boga. 7c lb.; ordinary, 0
iTc: fancy veals, cisc; ordinary, 7c; poor,
oioc: goats, 34tt4c; spring lamiM, 10c;
UiU'.tun, t'ac.
11AM3, BACON. ETC. Hama, 14ai9c;
breakfast bacon. 18nj2oc; boiled oaros, Oic;
Cicuic, ttc; cottaga roil. 14Vac; Oregon ex porta
llHKic lb.
OYjsIERS Olvmpla, per gallon. $3; canned
eastern, 55c can, $d.5o dozen; eastern In
shell. $l.bo per 1; razor clams, 12u,c doaeo;
eastern oysurs. per gallon, alid pack. $J.00.
Hall Dressed flounder. 7c; ailverjtide sal
moo. sViijiec; steel head, 10c; perch. 7Sc;
iobaters, 25c lb.; silver smelt. 7c; aaimon
tn.ot, 124c lb.; halibut, 6a 10c; Columbia
amtlt. 35&40c lh.
I. A ill) riercea. kettle rendered, 12c; stand
ard. lOl-jC.
CUAIii Large, $2.50; medium $1.73 dozen.
Groceries.
SI'GAB, Cube, $7.io; powdered, $6.93; fruit
o.- berry, $0. 70, beet, $d.40; dry granulated.
:he i f, yeiiow, oah- . iAOove qouiauoua are
.1 uaya uei wu.
RiLt Japtn Ole, No. 2. New Or-
lena. head. SHtSc; bice rose, !c.
SALT tuirw. nalt grounds, loua, $103
per ton; oos, Bll.io, table dairy, oua, ,11,0,
joa, $17.3o; balea,' $2.25; lump rock, $20 per
ton.
HEAN8 Smsll white, $7.00; large white,
$7.oo; pink, a.; limaa,' S5.73; bajoo, SO-00;
leu. $0.50.
Hops, Wool 'and Hides.
HOI'S .Nominal buying price, IBIS crop,
choice, lilft 12V: c; prime, 114illVc; medium to
piime. at2VaC.
HUN E x New, $3.2S(g3.50 pe' case.
Vv uOLe Nominal, 115 clip: Willamette val
ley, cuarse Coiawold, 20c; medium Shropshire,
choice fancy iota, 25c; eaatern Oregon,
iu22c.
' liiUHS Salted hldea, 23 lba. and up, 13c;
uheii stags, 50 lba. and up, HM,c; Bailed
kip. 15 to 5 lba. 16c; salted calf, up 10
15 lbs., lsc; green cices, 20 ids. ana up, 14c;
greeu stags. 00 lbs. and up. lOc: green kip,
jo lbs. to 25 lba., ltc. grven calf, uo to li
11a., ISc; dry fllut hides, 25c; dry flint .calf,
up to 7 lbs., 27c; dry salt hidea, 20c; dry
hursehldes, each 30c to $1.X); suit borsealdei,
each, $2.00 to $a.u0; horsehair, 25c; dry long
wool pelts, 16c; dry short wool leita, 12c,
ury sheep shearlings, each, 10 to 15c.
TALLOW No. 1. eVs.4i.c; No. 2, ayc;
grease, oi31pic.
MullAlK 113 30c.
ClllTTiM Oil CASCARA BARK Boymg
price, per car kits. aiii4c, lea than car luu,
PainU and Oils.
LINSEED OIL Raw, bble.. 79c gallon; ket
tle boiled, bbls., 61c; raw, cases. &4c; balled,
casea, boc gal.; lota of 250 gallons lc less;
oil cake meal, $44 per ton.
COAL OIL Water white In dmma and Iron
barrels. 10c.
llamxiNE Tanks, 67c; casea, T4c gal
iou. WllITE LEAD Ton lots, 8Vc lb.: 600 lb-
lota, 6c lb.; less lots, 0c per lh,
OIL kiiAL Carload loU. $34.
Apple Crop Shows
Within a Fraction
Of Journal Figures
Xorth Pacific Distributor- Figure
More Than They Had Origin
ally Forecast.
Liverpool Cash Wheat.
Liverpool. Dec fi. (I. X. s.) Wheat
Spot No. 1 .Nfanitoba. 12S 4d; No 2.
IJs Id; No. 3. lis 11(1; No. 2 hard win
ter, new. Us 6d; No. 2 hard, winter,
old. U's 7d.
Xew York-London Silver.
I.ondoTi Silver h'Hllon, 27 l-16d.
New York Silver. bHc.
iflllTRA N SPQRTAT1QN lt
' " " "' " " " -SSBMaWMMBBat
San Francisco
Los Angeles
(Without Change En Houte)
Taa Biff.
Claan,
Comfortable,
Elegantly Appointed.
Baa-Oolae Steamghip
ROSE CITY
8 alia rrom Alniwortli Dock
3 P.M., DEC. 7
100 Ooldta Xllat on Columbia River.
AH Batata) Zxxclnda Berth and Meal a.
Table sad Bar-vlca Unexcelled.
Tb Baa rxaaciaco h Portland S. S.
Co Third and Waaalaston Bta.
(wits O-W. IV at IT. Co.) Wau. Broad
way 45O0, A-eiax.
7-i'n "Palaces oi the Pacifid'
x'"'fffTTt7Jljii)fl" "mii - n
l sBlarBf C1? ft I
-mobthebm PAcino"
"GKZAT NOETHXKS-
SAN tTxANCISCO-HONOLULU
B. 3. "H3B1HEBH PACiriC"
nails lor ban Francisco
DEO 7, 11, 16, 31. 25. 30.
Star. Express leaves loth md Hoyt,
9 av. m. B. S. arrives 8. T. 3S30 next
afternoon.
S3. Great Northern from San Fran
cisco for Honolulu.. Dec. 16. Jan. 5.
TICKET OFFICE. 5TH A.2TD STdJig.
P hoaea Broaanv b20. A-Hff-1
I leans auto at ad and Uorrixoo.
S4.s Wabln.-trn at.
It wag opening day at the North Portland
yarda foe the Pacific International Llveatock
show, and it was aiuall wonder thfct Uttla at
tention waa paid at the beginnUig to salea pi
livestock.
There was a record run of stuff In tbe ag
gregate, although offerings of hogs were
bmaller than the total of last Monday.
There was little change In the altuatlon at
tbe opening of tbe trade for bogs.
General hi 4; market:
Bet light $ 6.00
Medium light 55
Good to heavy 8.7085 .fat
lUjugh to l.eivy 5.00i5.50
Cattle Come for Show.
There was a big showing of cattle In the
yards st No.th Portland at the week's open
ing, but most of the arrlvala came for the
abow.
The market waa steady to weaker with gen
eral tops at $7.00.
General cattle market range:
Beat hay fed e terra ..1 $ ".On
Good to choice O.So
Ordinary to fair 6.00.7j
Hest cows 6.60
tl'axl to prime 4.503.0O
Select bulls 4 O0J4.2S
Kancy bulla 4.00fc4.23
Ordluarr bulls - K: 00
Best calves 7. 00 (a 7. 50
Mutton Continuea Strong.
Market for mutt m continuea very strong at
North Portland, with the total arrlvala not
very heavy over Sunday.
Killers were eager bidder for Stuff, bat
most of the itt'jck la for the show.
'Ibe entire multuii and luub trade shows
maintained values.
general mutton and lamb prices:
Select Interior lambs $ 7.50
Ordinary Interior lamb 7.25(fi7. 35
W illamette ailey lambs 7.25(i 7..'i5
Wethers U.oO'.23
Select ewes, light 3.304f5O
Monday Livestock Shippers.
Hogs U. C. Klrsluson, Lewiston, Idaho, 1
load. Grangeville. 2 Wda; W. B. I'eterson,
CasTide. Idaho. 2 loads; Grove Bros.. Letha,
Idaho, 1 loud; New Plynx.ulh. 1 lond, Ontario,
1 load. Brotsan. 1 load: James Hill. Payette.
IdHho. 1 load; W. F. Sinclair, Emmet. Idaho,
1 load: L. U Miller, Nainpa. Idaho, ;t load.
Wilder. 1 lond: I'endletcn Meat Co.. Athena. 2
lo:.ds; C- Wilkinson. I'nlon Junction, 1 load;
t'Larlea Hovtell, Rohlnette, 1 l-ad; R. Nelson,
IxM-isfon.- Idaho, 1 load; W. Cox. 1 load; J.
1 I.vtle, S'i:n. Idahn, 1 load: I . W. Shumate,
Uljmpia. Wash'.. 1 loud: U. Wiliard. llaylun,
1 load; C. W. Wet. Harmon, 1 kwd; C. I".
Kmery. 1 load: Joe Howard. Terrebonne, 1
load, A. H. (order. Condon. 1 load; Preston A
Pelt. Lew !ton, Idaho. 1 load; L. Sweet. 1
lotd; J.-W. Cliandler. Union JunctloD 1 load;
J. K. llackt-tt. Wallowa, 1 load: Ward & Har
rtuKton. CKldell, Idaho, 1 hjad: W. 11. Hoe.
Parma, litiho, 1 load; W. P. Hvoard, 1 load;
William Connor. Huuert. Idaho. 1 load; Tim
Lydton. Weiser, Idaho, 2 lxde; Kred Cool.' 2
l..ads; f. Adams. 1 load; . 11. tsuaw. I loaa; ii.
J. Ilalley. 2 kiadu: T. J. ( handler, IKaT. 1 load;
K. S. Bailey, Ontario. 1 load; J. W. Chandler,
I'nlon Junction. 2 loaiis: W. E. Crabam, Pom
erov. Wasn.. 1 Vjad: Bert Kimball. 1 load: J.
It. Kimball. Znmnalt. WaaU.. 1 load: Palmer
k Bruvlee. Baker. 1 load: J. A. Hkln, 1
load; Baker City Packing Co . 3 loads; V. E. I
Graham. Elgin. 1 load: J. W. Chandler. En- I
tirpri-. 1 loud; M . I jint'i-I..ii. 1 load; B. E.
Meyer--, lrnhler. 1 kmd; J. W. Chandler. Is
land Citv, 2 loads; O. C. G-ctllne. Joseph, 1
load; farmers' Meat Market, 1 load; W. B. 1
Kurtz, The Dallex, 1 load. '
t attic Ed lile. llaluea. 1 load; I.ewlston,
Idaho, 1 lvd; P'rtlaud Keeder Cs.. I.ewlaton.
I taU. 1 hwd: Burley. Idaho, 1 load; W. Brose.
Hanson. Idaho. 2 load.; J. 0. Bowker. Pay
ette. Idaho. 2 loud; II. J. Stllliugs. Ilermls
ton. 1 load; J. W. Chaiidler. La Grande. 3
hada; B. K. ileyer, L0U11 Junction, 1 load;
(.. Gue. Nort'h Vakima. 1 load; Oeo-ge Chand
ler. Buker. 1 load: Ed Cole. Hainee. 1 load;
T. J. Chandler, Lmrkee. 2 loads; W. H. Mai
ler. Ontario, i load, W. 0. Huntley, Kob
li ette, 1 loud: Wlllium Blsh.p. lwlaton, Ida
bo. 1 load: A. P.. k. 1 loed; H. L. Som
nr. 1 hd: I nlverslty of Idaho. I load: A.
1. Injun. Uungo, Waah., 1 load; William
s. hninierl. k, HilUdalc, 1 loud: II. S. White,
McMiunville. 1 load: Wah-b Broe.. Republic,
Wasn.. 2 loads; William Bishop. 2 loads; C.
R. Beckley, t oudou, 1 load; J. M. Thompson,
1 load: J. Mel"ulhgh. hauiko, 1 load, E.
Johnson, Terretuue. 2 loads.
Sheep J. Meger. Baker, 1 load; J. H. Dob
bine, Enterprise, 2 loads,; J. 1). McCnlly, J-e
Bth. 1 load; J. Moser. IVrry, 1 had; .1. E.
Weeks &. Son. Wilder. Idaho, 1 load; Vi. B.
Alexander, by boat, HIS head.
Mixed Stuff K. Van Peterson. Baker. 1
load cattle and hogs; W. W. Couper. I nln
Junction, 1 load cattle, calves and h gs; K. II.
iKArmond. Vaie, o Kads rattle aud Invgs; M.
S Shrrett. ln-aln. 1 load cattle and calves;
W. A. laiwr. lom"dla. 1 load cattle and
b..rs: J. l M.ncs, 1-ewiaton, Idaho. 1 load
cattle. htK aud sheep; A. 1 Gtle.
Chinook. Wash.. 1 kd cattle and calves
J. Thompson I-ebunou. 2 loads cattle and
calves; P. 4 G. Stock Farm, Goldendale,
Wa-h . 1 load cattle and hogs; C. . Nagle.
McMinnvllle. 1 load cattle. a Ives aud hotr
V A. llacenlorn. Kelso, Wash., 1 load cattle
and calves; IT. W. Strong. Morn. 2 loads cat
tie. hotfs and sheep; Jainea Hill, Payette,' I
loads ciittle. calve and hogs; 11. hhi1. Em
mett. Idaho. 1 load cattle and hos, A. L.
Ueilari-v Milton. 2' loads cattle and bog; B
E. Mevers, North PmvdtT. 1 load rattle and
hogs; M. V'eFev. 1 load cattle and ha; C
W. luvids.n, Hainee. 1 load cattU and hogs
James Keil.v. 1 load cattle, bopa and aheep.
Monday Morning Balea.
STEERS,
Counting tbe 600 or 700 carloads of wormy
fruit sect out of the W'enatrbee district this
season, officials of the North Pacific Fruit
Dlstrlbntora now figure the apple crop of the
Pacific .north weet at 11.500 cars, or bnt 1000
cars teas than the Initial estimate made
by The Journal Mar 8. -
The dlstrlbntora figure DOthlng whatever for
easti rn Oregon, while the crop there waa about
400 cars, leaving-tbe original estimate of this
paper, but 1200 cara more than the organisa
tion at nresent lists.
According to the figures of the distributors,
there are- at present held In storage: We
natrhee. W5 cars; .North Yakima. 550 cars;
Hood River, 400 caray a total of 1450 cars.
The market for Spitzenberg apples la firm
er, and a recent advance of 10c a box has
been placed . 011 extra fancy offerings, by the
Hood Hlver interests, which place tbe top
figures at $2.10 f. o. b. Hood River has a
cinch on the Stdtxonberg market this season,
and for that reason has been able to com
mand alinoat it own prices, while other di
trlcts huve been burn In;,- to accept whatever
buyers have been wllimg u offer.
FLO'tlRKET MAY
ADVANCE HERE WrTIi
RISES IN THE EAST
(considered reliable. Soathera Pacific la a fa
vorite, vim very reepoDmiDw wasini 'we
eats active In tbe stock market, . and, close to
Knhn. Loeb A Co.
Norfolk A Western waa. tbe opening leader.
This issue started out at 118. over a close
ef 1174. and went as high aa 120 In the
first deals. Tbe trading remained active and
steady. Atchison and Lehigh Valley were
higher and stronger. - t
Southern Pacific also reflected the "general
news, and while It was aot much higher, it
was decidedly firm and rather active. - West
lugbouae opened at Kit, over a cWe of oSV
Steel waa active and firm, around 87. Tbe
tsjppers were shout the same as during the
close lsat week, showing; alkybt advaneve and
a thoroughly firm tendeucy. I.tah went to fel
from an opening at t. Mexican Petroleum
waa firm and active, selling up to 03 at tbe
ojicnlng.
Sharply Higher Quotations Forced
for Latter Product Along the
Coat Wheat Movement to Kast
for Europe Continues.
NORTHWEST CRA1N RECEIPTS.
-Cars
Wheat. Bar. EllurOots. Hay.
Portland. Moo.. 101 10 17 0
Year ago ,. H.I tl 0 12 IS
Season to date.. 7."IS 1034 7 2d ."-'l 1024
Year ago 10,271 ilyl 120 1217 W
Tinma. Sat IS 2 4
Year ago II I :s
Season to dale.. 4.57 2.V. 215 1222
Year ago ,175 2SH 311
Seattle. Sat 40 2 2.'. H
Year ago "14 16 12 4 12
Senaoo to date. , 5,3M l"7 1147 T.S1
Yfar ago 5,014 v520 1140 752 2447
Sharp Gains Again
Made in Chicago
Wheat Option Bids
Chicago. Dec. fi. t. V. 3.) Wheat cloned
2S-'i.ir above Saturday. The bulls got busy
early today In the grain pit. This wsa un
doubtedly a result of the extremely bullish
close on Saturday and the failure of any Im
portant development to cause a reaction.
With tbe public on the buying side on a bl;
scale. It is said, there la no tellln" what levels
will be strained for wheat. It will take some
sensational bush news to bring a change.
Corn bulla say that the cratry as a whole
I not aware of the calamity which haa be
fallen tbe crop. They ezpect to see only
minor reductions. It waa noticeable Saturdsy
that the beat sellers on tbe recent bnlges were
the best buyers on the early break. Activity
in wheat. It Is claimed, la detracting in corn
and oats on tbe part of the public. Inquiries
were sharp for Manitoba wheat. Country of.
ferlngs of 'winter wheat are light, and the
spring wheat marketings, while heavy, are
meeting with a general demand, which makes
the accumulation of atock difficult.
Iecember obeat opened it $1.18 orr a
cloe of 116, and waa rather Irregular at
first. May was active rlcht along from the
opening at 11SV.. au'advauce of -c over the
close. It later went to 116, but regained to
U.V
December corn opened with an advance of
l'je oeertbe closing figure Saturday ot Jfi'i.
It became firm around u7t,. May was more
regular and firm around 'D'-i'ri'ilc.
December oats were fairly active, bnt did
not advance aa much as the other grains.
The opening ' was 43' jc, st whlcu figure It
remained fairly tteady. May opened at 45T.C
orer a close of 45c.
Hanre of Chicago prleea furrtuth 'd bv Orr.
berk & Cooke Co.. 216-217' Board of Trade
building:
WTIET.
Open. Hich. Ixw. Clone.
December . . . - 11 120 1!4?4 lli,,H
May 11S$ 12i)i4 ll.ia, ll'.iVV
CO UN.
ltecember 6Stl ti!)i f,7 VA
Maj 70-4 72'. 7ut; 714
OATS.
December 4Si 4".; 42 41HTI
May 43 46 43 46L,B
PORK.
December 140 lir) Hi':7 16T.7A
January 17'j" 15 17'J )
May 177 isoo 17oo 17U7
LA ED.
Dec'rober ... ... 922
January B40 . r.vi ;i.;7 5447
May P70 nso y70 977A
RIBS.
December .... .... 972
January P70 07"! 1:7 970
Mjiv 85 097 915 90 211
While thntp advancea have been forced In
the price of practllally all eastern flours sell
ing in this market, no change la shown In
local patent, or even contemplated at the mo
ment. The situation, however, Is somewhat
firmer, and It Is-quite possible that an advance
will be forced here, especially as the eastern
stock cannot compete with the local product
this season.
Wheat market Is mixed In character. Clil
cayo reached a new hiU recisrd early, but
later was down a fructiou.
Isrally the wb"at market ia extremely
quiet, although iucltued to snow a itomewbat
stronger feeling. The only bearish feature In
sight in the Pacific nortnneat la the higher
rates being demanded for freights along the
Atlantic const. yulte ralr movement from
Interior Oregon, Idaho and Washington points
continues to the east for transshipment to Eu
rope, bnt the buyluj la confined entirely to
small lots because of the general holding
tendency among the bigger producers.
Mlllstuffs market la generally quoted steady
by millers, with a continuance of tbe good
movement to California.
Oats and barley masaeta are quiet, bnt
deaiers are said to be absorbing more oata
than reported.
U.0LB Selling price: Patent, $4.80; Wll
lemrtte valley, $4. SO; local straight. $4,203
4.60; bakers' local. $4.40(34.00; Montana
spring wheat. $5.40; exports, $4.1024.20;
whole wheal, $5.25; graham. $5; rye floor,
$5.50 ;er barrel.
MAY Buying price: Willamette valley
timothy, fancy, $13313.30; eastern Oregon-
Idabo fancy timothy, $16; alfalfa. $13411.1-50;
vetch and oats. $11; clover, $8Q9.
GRAIN SACKS 1915. nominal. No. 1 Cal
cutta, e'-c in car lots; leas amounts higher.
MILLSTLEES Selling price: Bran, $.30
422.; shorts, $25.50(x2tt.
ROLLED BA RLE X Selling price, $29.303
80.50.
Iceni1er wheat bids on the Portland Mer-'
chants Exchange were unchanged, to 2c a
bushel higher than Saturday. Bid and ask
prices on the exchange were closer together,
but do sales were made.
Oats bid, as Well aa barley, were on
changed, with no axles In either line.
Merchants Exchange December prices:
WHEAT.
Monday
Bid
Range of, New York prices fnmlfhed bv
Ov.-rbeck & Cooke Co., 218-217 Board of Trade
building:
DESCRIPTION
, Ope 11 IHIgJi I Low Close
23
M
XI
72
'!'
112
Alaska Gold
Allla Chalmers ......
Alls Chalmers, pfd..
Am. Meet Sugar
Am. Can. c
Am. fun, pfd
Am. Cur & Eonndry,
Am. Cotton Oil, c. . .
Am. l.iuaeed, c
Am. Unseed, pfd. . . .
Am. Locomotive., c.
Am. Smelter, c
Am. Smelter, pfd.,.:
Am. Sugar, c
Am. Tel. Jz Tel
Am. Woolen.
Anaconda Mining Co.
Atchison, c.
Atchleon. pfd
Baldwin Iaico.
Baldwin Loco., pfd. .
Baltimore A Ohio, v.
Bethlehem Steel, c .
Bethlehem Steel, pfd.
Call. Petroleum
Call. Petroleum, pfd.
Canadian Pacific...
Central Leather, c.
Central Leather, pfd.
Chesapeake A Ohio. .
Cl lcaeo G. W.
Chicago A" O. W nfd..1 3H 'V
I 25 23 24
j 33,
S4Vi 2Vi 2H
72V 71 72"-,
I U2Vt Cl4 61,
i 113 Villi H2a
S14! 2H S1V41 c-JXj
57 i .v 57 57
24 24 24 24
42 42 42 42
70M 71H 70Vi TlVi
90S 100 09, Otia
I. Ill
16S,117116H11T
i2$i'i2ss;i2bH:ii,
-...'l i.-i... 40W
t1
l(I.'in7L,llOt;ll07S
101S TOlkilOlsiJlOlU
115 lll.k, 114 1U!N
93 U 94,
.1 28
111
93V.' 94H
I4W
135
21 M 28
1 5S
82 18aijlS2 I183M,
tX 01 j 00', I 6U44
Blueetem . . .
Forty fold . .
Club
Red Fife ...
Red Russian
Feed
Feed
Brewing . . .
luu Sd at..
I D I D
STZAMSHIP
SAN FRANCISCO
S0KTH FACXriC
CO.
a
J -SANTA BARBARA. US ANGELES
AND SAN DIEGO.
S. S. ELDER
J SaCj WexUeaday. Dec S. S P. X.
coos" bay"
BJJ rTTRFXi AKD SAW 1"B-AN CISCO
s. s. kilburn
y- Bails Friday, Dec 10,
6 P. M.
4
Ticks Otffioa 122A Third St.
Phones Mam 1314, A-lSli.
O-W R. & N. CO.
STEAiliB SEaVICC.
-Ste. uner Harvest Uaaen
leaves S d. m. clailv exc-ut
einiarrlay fur Astoria sod way poluts He
turuing. leavea Astoria 7 a. m, dslif ez
'ent Sunday.
Tickets and reservations at 0-W. R, A
N. (Union Pacific Sjateoi) Citj flckst Of
fice. Washington at Third, before 3:S0
p. m.: after II. at bour at Ann street dock,
phones. Brosdwar 450n. A -61 2 1.
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
Freight j&Z New York
Service fcrSstt Boston
Between JJJ Charleston
"iPortland Norfolk
a a
i
- ' SAXXiT BOAT XO XX BAXiItES
Steamers
"DanesCity" and "Strange,
Leav Portland daily.
; v i . . . Friday.
7 a m.. except
I LeAifay TnaUaliej, dallv. 7 a. m.. except
- , - Saturday.
. 4XJE3zV ST. DOCK, POSTaVAVO.
C. D. rEHTrTTJT. Affent.
8?Q Stark Et Portland. Or.
lAZXiS DIBSCT fOB
Los Angeles - San Dieno
Wednesday, Dec. 8, a 30 P. M.
Baa Eraaeuce.' Portiaae A Los -
IB1""IM," II, w. 1 JMHJU1, M
U4 TxtiRO STREET. A-4696. Mala 26.
No. Ave. IDs. Price.
2: steers '. 11 1 $7 0
1 steer 11 V 6.75
11 steers 12H0 6.."
17 steer KHI t'..2-
1 stoer . . l'aj 6.2.5
1 steer ' 1O70 ' mo
15 atc.-ra '
0 steers lOt 3.23
10WS.
9 iteera 1140 $5 50
2 cs 12H ." ")
1 mn 1013 !.ff
7 cow 101 4.73
CALVES. '
2 caUcs 255 $4.75
STAGS.
1 ataa- 11" 4.oo
LA M BS.
52 lain!. TH $7.r1
29 Units 113 7.10
HOGS.
411 bc 2UO fd.Oll
lo.; uia 1:12 r. tsi
N! ma's ' 2w 5 !0
W5 1ks 22 4 5 :
3 lins 17) 5.10
2 Li-s 275 6.V.
.1 LoJ 337 3 11
ID L'i;s l.t) 5.l
2 ho;s 2JMJ 4H0
1 hit 2T-o 4.m
1 uog u40 4 .U0
BAN'K STATEMENT OF COAST
Clearlnea.
Monday ...
Clearines
Balances
Clearirpa
Balances
Portland Banks.
'I'lils Week
$2,002.248.S4
Tacoma Banks.
Tear ago.
$l,b0. 009.86
.$2.1.V..ni4 fsj
. 2G0.573.00
3s5.2OR.no
70,194.00
Various Wheat Markets.
I.iverDOol Ciash wheat- 2d to 4rl
higher.
( aicaso ("ash wheat lc to 2c hig-her
Duluth December, $1.13TaA: Mav.
$117.
Wininpeg December, $1.12 A: Alav,
$1.14.
Minneapolis December, $ 1.12 V;
May, Jl.lo.
Kansas Pity December, $1.08; ;
May, $1.12.
St. Louis December. ITU1; May,
$1.17H.
Ask-
loo
. . 7 nsii
. . !4 (
. . '.II 94
. . 'JO 94
OATS.
. .2400 247.-1
BARLEY.
. .26tS) 2750
..2MX) 2i50
MILLSTl'KKS.
i:ra'n l'Ml 2O0o
Shorts 2200 22TjO
Fntures were quoted:
WHEAT.
January bluestem
January fortyfokl
January club . . .
.Iffrniary Pile
January Russian .
January
January fel
Jauuary brewing
-Saturday
OATS.
BARLEY.
January bran
January aborts
MILLSTl'KKS.
Bid.
!Xi
92
90
00
2400
2000
2800
1923
2000
Bid.
. tu
. .IH
. 9414
. 92
. 91
.24'JO
.260O
.2S00
.11)23
.2000
Ask.
H9 '
(S
95
03 H
93
2475
2730
2930
2000
2200
Ask.
Ml 90
95 ft
95
95
2500
2750
2950
2050
2250
Clilcago. M i S. 1
tlilcago Jt N. V ,
Ckino Copiht
Colorado V. I ,
Consolidated Ga..
Corn l'rodat. c..
Corn Products, pfd
Crucible Steel, c
Crucible Steel, pfd
D. A R. U., c
I). A It. G. pfd 1
Distillers
Erie, c
Erie. 1st pfd.
General Electric
General Motor
Goodrich Rubber
U. Northern, ore lands. I
O. Northern, pfd
Guggenheim Express...
Hide A Leather, c
Jade a Leather, pfd.. I
lO Securities
Industrial Alcohol
Inspiration
International Harvester
Inter boro, c
Interboro, pfd
Interboro, pid
Lackawannar Steel . . .
lehlgh Valley
Ixi 11 Is v. A Nashv
Mexican Petroleum
Miami (Copper
Mir.. Kan. A T . com.
do pfd.
MIouri Pacific
National Biscuit
Nevada' Consolidated. . .
New Haven
N. Y. Air Brake
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont. A West.. .
Nor. A West., corn....
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pcnnsylv. Ry
lVoplea Gas
PlUaburs; CoaL com...
do pfd. .
Pressed Steel Car, com.
do tifd.
Rsy Cous. Copper
Reading, com moo
do lt pfd
do 2d pfd
Eepub. .Iron at Steel, c.
do pfd
Rock Island
oa pfd
eara Roebuck A
Stttdebaker. com..
do pfd
Sloes Sheffield . . .
Nourhem Pacific .
Soathern Railway, com.'
do pfd.
Senn. Copper
Texaa Oil
Texas Pacific,
Third Avenue
Union Pacific, c
I'nion Pacific, pfd. . .
U. S. Rubber, c
l S. Rubber, pfd
C. S. Steel Co, c ... .
V. 8. Steel Co., pfd,'T.
I.'tah Copper
Virginia. Chemical, c. . .
W. C Telegraph.
1'04
f .ti.l
1103
artv, (Mis,
is vt i.-
941,1 5'i
BOSTON COPPER QUOTATION'S
Boston. Dec,
Adventura, . .
Ah meek
Allouez
Arcadian ....
Alaska
Baltic
Bohemia ....
Butte Coalit-.
CaJ. & Art.. .
Cal. & Hecla.543
Centennial .. 16
Chief Oona... 1
Chino t&t
Oon. C. Mines li
Copper Range D8
6. Copper bide:
lHINipissInK ..
94 North Butte
66 North Lake . .
9i
73
67
Ohio Copper. .
Old colony.
31'.
1
23
3
Old Dominion LH
ostelo
Qulncv . .
Ray Cons. .
8anta Fe . .
Shannon .
Phattuck ..
Stewart . . .
Superior . .
.Sup. & Bos.
swut rack.
ivi,, xi-...
Davis-Daly .1 lM(i?lck
Kasit Butti .. 16 !n. y
T-l X v 1 C I avussisT
1 liffl .'ttlj
Franklin
Gold fid Con.
O.-Cananea .-
Oranby
Hancock - - -
Indiana
New InFpira..
Ile Royale . .
Keeweenaw
I-a Balle . . . .
j. Copper
Majestic
Mason Vallev
5
IV.
44-1
80
84
. 85
, 25
8
. ToU
. co
. 25 X,
. i
. 10
30
United Fmit. 1444
Vn. Shoe Mac. f.2-.
do pfd
I nited Zinc
I'
Smelt.
'.! ! do iifd
' I'tah Apex .
Ttah Cons. .
-' Victoria
I Winona . . . .
' Wolverine .
l'- ! Wyandot ..
1 ' I Yukon Gold
1H! Crown .
Mass. Mlninij 12U Verde Exn . .
Mayflower .. 3 V Kerr Iake .
Mexico Con.. H5 .iMcKinley ..
Miami 34 I Profits .
MichiKan ... 2 IRiker ......
Moliawk .... Sti 4 ! Success ....
Nevada t'one. 16H-I
28
. 7 (i
. 4ti
. .3
3
nt
. 2
. 31,
. 5S
. 1
6n
5
- 4'i
. 55
. 1
. 58
$1.35; Oregon, $1.5561 60; tweettv. tl.ioa
1.60. , 4 T
Onlona Per aack, 25c 2 1 1.00. aecordasf ta
condition. ' . t
AIERICAN' LIVESTOCK PRICT3
94V,i !I3',
11.11 '-1 l.'!2
j 54 , 5.. S' 34H 55U
1 521 52Val 514 51',
14-i-"-i 144 ;i4:tV144
l'J'.1'i lH-
9l S9 VU
74
112
27
47
43 'A
SKI,
W 1-,
75 1 74 I 74 U.
1 12V- 112 112
1 I'.
27 27
i 47
4:i, I 441,
27'4
47i
44
ftS'fcl
176 178 H7 lTti'i
&00 loao 5s ij:;
724 75H 72 1 754
4t.i 80; 49i! 49
125 4 ! 120 ; 1254 , 126
S 78 V 771
11
52
1 ! 25
121 123'i;121 121
4 46 H.) 4Si 4S
111 1111 1J0 '111
22li 22'-l 22 I 22
32 I 324' 33- 32
:
S2; 8:1
S-:J
125 v4 120
H2V. M
s.t: 34
3'4
126 126
16 1
76 76
133 1 136
lfl'iTj, 104 ' V, 1 102 1 .j
sou, :n s ;aji, ai
82! 83 j
125 .130
92; 4:
33 3ii-4:
7 I 7
"51"f;' i
126 i 126
16 16
76 76
13S LIN-
DAI It Y PKODFCE OX COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Iec. 11 . -'. P. I -Butter Native
WasLlngion cri-..u;ery. brick. 33c; do. solid
pack, ;'2c.
(Tese Ore-oii 'rli.leis. 17.-; Wisconsin
tviln. 2Jc- de. triplet. 2,-: Washington
twins, lie; Ycnng An erica, j'c.
Erirs Select ranch, .-,2c: Ap'll storage, 30e.
Ban Francisco Market.
San FrsnflsiT.. IV. . j --ir. v.t Butter
Extras, 274c; prune firsi. 25c; firsts, 24c.
ECtfs Kxtras. i".ir-; p;ille,j ::iar.
Cbi-ee Cullffrnia faD'r. 17, firsts, 14ic.
Los Angclea Market.
Iw Angeh:s. Cal.. Lie 1; P.
Leg: -Case count. 2'm-
Butter Freeh extras, -'.i.
S )
Omaha Hogs, $6.4ff. 1
Omaba, Neb.. Dec. 6 (I. N. S ) Hogs:
Receipts, lO.txsi; lower. Hesey, 'i.lO.23:
light, 6.iVMr0.4o; plga. $5i56.20; bulk of
sales, $6.15(16.25. ,
Catt--Recelpt. I8O0; losrer. ratlv: steer,
$C.00kx.5O; cons and belters, $3.2336-13:
westers steers. $U.00iat.'J: Texas aieers. $5.75
(art-75; atocker and re.ilers S5.23bj T-TTi.
Sbeep Receipts. 1.'; st.ly. Yearling.
."ai7.00; wethers. t5riV6.25; lambs. $S.23
W8.65.
Seattle Hogs. $6 Si.
Seattle. Wash.. De 6-iP. N. P.I Hogs:
Receipts, 4O00; steu.v l"riaie lights. $6.35;
medium to choice, $6.o.VfJii 15, smooth beavie.
$5.S5df6.0o; rough heavl. $3.35; pigs, $5,454$
6. Id.
Cattle 400: steady p. set steers, $7 53:
common to medium steers. t5.bs6-25: best
cow, $5.00435 76; common to medium, $3.04J
4JiO; bulls. $ ;.0n'd5 (; calves, $3.iis37 5t
Sberp None; steadj. l.atubs $iV7?.7.2Ti;
yearling, $3..''ir6'25. ene x.!(Vn3,0O.
Denver Bogs, $S.S0.
Deurer. Colo., Dec. ( attle. 1300: slow.
Beef steers. $6.35Jl7.25. cow and heifers.
$5.00416.25; calves. $7.uo'UliV'
Hogs 1900; lower. Top, $6 :: bulk, $6 15.
e;.i.
Sheep 1400; ateady.
New York Sugar and Coffee.
New York, Dec. 6. Sugar Ceutrlfugal.
$5.14.
Coffee Spot New York No 7 Rio. 7c;
No. 4 Samoa, 5r.
Japanese 'Editors
Visiting in Seattle
Seattle. "Wash.. Dec C.-iP. N. S.)
Headed by Dr. Etaujlro l"ehar. of
the department of social and polltU-ui
science of Meljl university, five cdi
tcm' tf five leading newspapera of
Japan are visiting Seattle today. The
party will spend an entire week here
gathering material for newspaper ar
ticles to be published in Japanese Journals.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Onions
$: 15 per
Seattle Market.
Seattle. Wash.. Dec. 0. if. PI
Oregon, ISc per pound; Yakima,
cental.
Polatoee White River. $17-318: Yakima
Burbanfcs. $22?24: Yakima Gems, $21 $23.
San Francisco Market,
San Franclco. Dec. 6. (V. T. 1 Potatoes
Delta. 90cS3$1.35 per cental: IdahA Rursls.
$1.20fl.3O; do. Russets. $1.25431.85; Salinas.
J PORTLAND FIRE RECORD
1
9:12 p. nv
1039 Vaughn
nndaT. 1
G. K. Ffnlfh realdenoe.
attreet, smoking oil 'stdv,
no damage.
Mondky.
2:24 a. m. Muirfiead' & Mujrhead
plumbing house, 9 4 Ninth atreet; epon
taneous combuBtlon; $75. .
11'121 11H;12h';
1.6
9
59
35
117H ,115
M: 91-.
59 5'J
C1'4 65
b2.
"43
63 -
25
21
117
1"
S'.i
M
;
104
65
105
25
53 41 3 '
17; '20
42
J
, 53 53
107
j 19 1U
Railroad Shares
Lead Activity in
New York Trade
New York. Dec. 6. (I. N. S.'i The stock
market opened Uxlav wlih rails leaUnz. hut
all Issue ivero gener-jllr acilve aud strong
It Is mM that lllral tr-atment for the rall-
nir.d is to be one of the Insistent notes of tbe
ai'mlnLstrntlon In mngrcsslone 1 action. These
rei-irts emanated from Washlnfftmi. and are
Westinghouae Electric, 69
Wltcoiiiiln Cenlral .... ....
Co. lso 'iwi 179 ilfO
132,1564 15:!kV,4
...1 ! mi
. . . .1 624 : 64 1 4l Bl'i
... lUl-Ts lU-JVs 101 114
.t;s l 2.. 2'l -. 2.1-4
.... ....1 I ......I 4
w I u-"-2 oi : '44
o ' 1 .12 .114
2104217 i2104!215
15 , 154, 15 , 154
1 1 61 61 I f.l !.
i;is i;ki T3M.!i:et
M , K! h2ii 82
55 ' 50; :uT 55
10S4 10Sl(iS4!los4
S6i ?7 I M-iVil
116 ;iH 116 1116
fO SI l 791 Wl
411' 474I 44 47
S7 K I S7: RX
09 6S
ret 4
41
Total sale. 525. 4 shares.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Stocks, Bonds. Cotton. Orala. Eats.
tl6-ai7 Board of Trade Bail ding.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
. TO ALL EXCHANGES
Members Cbtcajro Board of Trade.
Correspondence of Logan & Brraa.
Ohieaaro New York.
Anglo-French 5 Bonds .
i
These bonds are the joint and several obligations:
of two of the richest nations in the world. At the
present price the bonds yield nearly
So that every investor can buy these bonds, thev
have been issued in denominations of $100, $."00 and
$1000. Doth principal and interest are payable in
Gold in the United States.
Circular on request
Wilfred Shore & Co.
205-206 Northwestern Bank Bldg-
Portland, Oregon. ,
.c , , ,,
1
Clatsop County Drainage District
6 Bonds
Price on Application
Maturing Serially 5 to 10 Years
Lumbermens Trust Company
Fifth and Stark Sts.
San Francisco Grain
San Francisco,
Market. '
Dec. 6. Barley calls:
Dec. 6. Dec. S.
Open. Close. Close.
,.127ViB 131A 127B
. .137VB 140A 128
i ill llinw isiiiiiiiiiiim iiJt'i'iiw'isvwf'.ji'jisi. mtmmivM..riuumamAmm mm n inn 1 1 MmBBBaaam.Jkwatmrmjmtu i n i bbsjs,i,lii .ijj.vjjai,'iiji.' ipassasjasBjssjPaa
--.V-Vl' ,tr Ae-,w,, i - : ,kis r; -v t t -
December
May . . ..
Spot quotations - Wheat Walla
Walla, $1.651 1.67 V,; Turkey Red.
$1.67Vs& 1-T2V4; Ked Russian, $1.62V
i l,65; bluestem. $1.72 if 1.7 5.
Feed barlev, $1.30 ( 1.32
White oats, $ 1.3? 1.4o.
Bran. $22.00 (Si 22. 60.
Middlings. $29. 004t 30.00.
Shorts. $S.00ii'23.i.0.
eato
U
tock Yardl
New Vork Cotton Marte.
Open. Hiarh. Iow. Qos.
. . , 124S " 1266 1245 1243
... 1271 1285
... 129$ 1304
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