THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1915.
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SPECULATIVE WHEAT EXPORTERS ARE MAKING BIG PROFITS ON GPAIN
OREGON GROWERS IN
NED OF MARKETING
SERVICE OF THEIR OWN
Are No Longer Able to Market
With V.'a.shinjfton. Apples IJe
rause of Allege! Discrimination
by State OfficiaL, and Others.
U ushlnfon state official are try In to
4-j.igr the t-s'!- of hiring f.'r.-eil re-on frow-
r, i.f pt t. late-el or'!-s for fruits arel
eon ilerniii tit; supplies f-oro 'his s'ate that are
While Paul's Away WHtAI
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Edited by Hyman H. Cohen.
CARGOES
RECORD
FIGURES
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Jack Rabbits Are
In Better Demand;
Price Is Holding
Sales Generally Made at 81. 0
Dozen, but Select Qualify AVonld
Bring More.
WITH EXTREME PROFIT
First Sale of Cargo of Pacific
Coat Wheat to lie Shipped From
Atlantic Coast Is Hearted
Europe Hidding.
Hop Business Now
At Lower Quotation
While the market fir hop
is cr.jlPt, occasional s.iles are
reported rtt fr:ict lonal ! y lower
prices. The latest deal re-
4k ported Is the sale by Conrad
H KrehH of lfcu bales K L)urbln tf:
of Salem at 11c a pound. leal-
ers In general report a lack of
new business available here or V
elKewhere along the coast.
MARKET
NICKEL BETTER HERE;
RECEIPTS INCREASED
! Top to 8O.O0 at North Port
; land Despite (ireater Volume of
.! k rat.t'lti r. r tcaln rl"an r.g up In thi
Knit n-t 1 r a:i'l rrh"e r mmnht
l'.i'r thu-i 'e-t.I.
t";T'-f tnrnlly alone tb nr'
$1 .V :i ...7n f"r are-ax off"r!ni5. l.lrtlp
The lilpt.ent i.rtc of t tie nesnou dm been
r--irl f .r I'aclfir ct wbet supplier t
frx-tk:ia:l.r htler Ifc.in J-.T pr l.'1-.hel. Th:
prl'-e ,.biai:.eil I 'T th csrjo of tl Brr.;li
I'-air.i-r H.:lin."r 'lb- Hbn 1 frni
Now York rj. t 1 1 k -1 t t-fort- Di'ieuiM-r with
art;., o: i'jfMj hji rt-Tn. e'.iillj 11'.'11
betw-i-.-n forivf..l. nr1 White vl!a Wulla
nl.iat. Tl.h U the first ! of nr riclflc
rc.Lt rare, to be made from the Atlantic
f.et ti ls a'n. jt;il f T that roanoii attracta
nj.n lt.iere-t a-, rt-.anli prh-e am) ii'ialltr.
Tier.' itu been quite lirelr bi'ldinj for
Ph''!fl- o.it wneal liirS'Tl (llirlnj recent
rla'v 'len.ae ti)-- att'ini't f lu.rre of the
j eiert!ii-; lr.:er--trt t.. i:m of lnok of apprt
I . ljt;.'iT t- fore.jfaeri. of our csrs'ifH. A nuiu
I f ..f i a'c - ret to nail from here are re-
,f I -!ishlet -..Utile I- rl ; "- W'1 In the I
irp-"n pt.-lu t ' it.tlpiiito-'l
i, f r.!t ar.- e:t!tig terr tlre.l
..f tl. .iw -In.f '...u I t i-l.lnet"0 ti:'k-t-In;
. n.f ..'f:- t ' r t:i-;e l rr; h
tj.'.it lrf.i:T c-Mr- ;i t:.e j;r ..-r of ores .n
in-, a i.-fri' s ' ''-a' ol
tnl a i, '1- ..f t:..- f.-::t -f hl. atate. .
It lii.. I T t iJC "r. t''t 'i'.'l' K "
of th- tfiff that
km l-n -.f f-p
!i tf!i r.J tHf .'
nrsrtaMo. altu.tir!
.a. r-. o'e forward "f la'e i ;.o.-:eil i I, un.l k-omiI tout liaro rer-entlj
lalitr. Kcr tb latter It I (f.me forv.cr.l tare bruugbt eitreniely good
lilfn 2' 11 wotih) prices at.fi.tl.
tfitMni ha t-ffti reelTe1 Hro.mr.jlI rt-tiorfs the sale of the curio of
pra.1i''al!r at th-k.-nn-;
int.T-t.
a t : : i' ; -'
.r 'tt, ral.- r
Vrii:it'-ii ' r. hai
a Djtlfh US J, - - 1 '
IL'T' y t Wi.-i-.it k'o:: mar-
it. i It L- .-'aln.e.l tl.at !e-l
ti. -ai- the fruit
; tr, wt.i! ttrp oi,t.tlt of
Is i hi -hut I'l-r-erl f-,rwrj
t i:i.i:i:v
( .ir;..n.l ( ("itl f
to a.rir.. i-i .f :
h-i- '-M io!a..l
'he tri'l" ' i Ml
Si IMMiV IS DKLAVKD
'Ti.a .-.le-'r. wti'. h was iItk
:na: k't Itiriui; the !.
I r.it Ti ov i-tl hy
:i I:; r ii. ri.ins. Sleajir till'-
;.-l etiTjpb to brlr.g the ex- tl,.- N,rwe;:au hark licll. wbi' h malletl from
I I'ortlaiitl .Noveuitr 1:U (."""
ar-lred on the i. i. , f carh
e.. re-rt
:i me mark.
tT't. fjTr -ito- iii of "ja.-W
rpentlv, hi.: The tra.le ha. tH.en able tv.
U ..i.t-""' llliartera.
f. r:vf.,l,l ai.,i White Walla Walla.
tl.-
!at i fc..iirs
t hou t
i-ien 'i,. 'liru
n vr: trotihl.
Th fire, t Is Main clTlnj namlrg to
ifra t'..T to rerriore the heads from the
rs.1 I.!!-., hi a .--" all m: h st-.-k t " '..1 f ,r
orh--.s rr. 1- t. l..w-r t!..II The -.-nral market.
Ih..
lair
irrr aTa.
able.
t t.hi:ki;ii:s aki: i ir.mkr
Marki t t ? Tarrv-rri'' ! -mewhat flrmpr.
n U it ales l.rr if b-t quaMTy, ranRing from
III to 512 n bnrrt-1. S"in j--r st-iff Is 1rc
fef 11 1 f DOt f ul.
Gi;i;SK Al'.K NOW IN DKMAND
Ttra t x Irnand fr l''5' In th? Io
fill" a tl T'm. nrul h'sli-r p'-ices ar
prutniw 1 ,pii- fi 1 y 'ii : try ma - krt Is rn5id-
tM t-Bi!v, w lib pricvs unrKanT'd. Turkey
?ery s a:,,
dkkssi:i alvi;s iu: hum
Market for tlr--!-e'! ralvs U boMing t.tt
fimi In tlip Fpm ttrpft irajt1. While- ntost
.Mr1 of quality ur.1 r-tH)rtt'iJ aroo'd K'jr a
pounl. iome xtra ilp't stuff i41 a. high
h llr. H7- rr drHgius. with the bulk of
trtr stoi-k at 0.
e;; tradi: still wi:akkns
Trade in th (.'ss niarker Is Taker all
round. Wliil a fw lots ht Raid to hzr
been old abore .u,tatioii, th1 jneral ruarkt
In showing a lai'k if nan In bnt -n. with
frriih at 4c. Stori.- at any ld prlc;.
Inn t" i it ii i t.
uN us I (i, Jtl.iT.
t;ti" -;l:iii; I r tar'";'1,
t tt r i .t - ; l.i r 1 l' a 1 '
V t 1 Kr S. liir .r
Hl.UK'iI 1 1. -Tt- r
1 1 i K T A P. . h S Tu r : 1 1 ; . 3 ( )
n;.L; rro-. i rtw. Tfir iwr
. ) y-r -.a' k ; cabbfice - U.-al i
Ion. 1-i'ti l-'-j'1 ti.-7-M. biir.rhfs
i. !;fa 1 n-Hiji'-v California.
jir f'nffll . S50' !a -.
J 1 .0 f. . b. tliti-
l'p- Saw . r.p. ltval,
yO"uJi$1..0 ier tfu-
, ttVU, ..- per
i.'o; ren '-n
pepr-. eU
0"'rt U 7." rr:-t
BRIEF OTr:s OF THE- TRADE
Wire naili u.i lri a kg.
Stpl rop adTanod u pound.
Ittuc market mlTfd, beru f quality.
Japan oratipr m11 Ptr at $ 1 . XV
A rt irhokPn arf adva nc-i -ro a tUcn.
i'anoptJ ixllk aaln hownI strentth.
SniPPKKi" WKATHKR NOTICK
Weather bureau wnris the followin notice
to ah'pr.ernT
I'mtei-t nblpnint dnrlrj the ret 4 bonra
s far north a Seifh- ajtltit mlnimtitn teni
peratures of aoit il. cr.-; n-jrtlieast to
Bp- kine. U iprf, noutheast to ItoUe, 10
derrees: south to Ahlumt. :u ilejree,. M;n
Unimi teninerature at Portland tonipht, about
It; ileees.
JOBBING I'llK LS OF PORTLAND
Thee prle are tbone at rrhlrh wholesalers
aell to rt:air e. e;.t as otherwise stated.
Tairy Produce.
Bl'TTKR -- i ::y .-man. err cnbes. finry.
BlV;r: firfs. S1-!'. eo.t.d. ist.c: prints attl
mrtona. ertra. i-ovic'rv i reamerj tular?, -"'14
fec: ireg..n -!.i:rr. 1-iliK-.
Bl'rrF.RFAT -I'nrtUud .lellrerr Premium
creani. r.-'tc; N... 1 s- ur cram. Ulc; No. 2,
fic; aweet .ream, ."-". per lb.
EGOS e!Mr.c price he dealer'. dellrerj
eifra Select.. I freh. 4'V dorer.; at. -rare. iU'trJ
Eij ; caae iit-.t ureg. a ran. h. "m- d.ren.
LIVE Pol LT11V -- Hei.j. h.arr I'lrmontb
Bock. 13e lti. . ordltiarj chickens. 12c per lh. :
fcrollem, and i lv . 12'nl3 : tnrkev?. 17e;
dreesed faner. 21'i?ic lb.; culls, lie lb.;
piseooa, $l.fl I'."; entialei, Jl.'JO dozen;
giese, lire. 7c; Ik;n ducks, old. l.'lc; juucf
ad heavy. It-; Indian Uu-inera. I".'.-.
JACK RABBITS Fancy; tl.oO'g 1 7".
CHEESE Selling pricr Krei.h Oregon fancy
full cream twins and triplets, lS'dJUWc;
Vounj America. ltSriv. Prh-e to Johliers.
flats. 17; Young" Anj.rloa. lc f. o. b. . cream
brick, lSQSoc; liDihurger. "Jiv lh.
Trulti and Vetetable.
FREST1 FHC1TS Oransea. fancy narel.
92.T4i?y.SO: bananas, c lh. ; lemons. $.1 fKVii
4 30 box; erapef run, Florida. $4.'J S.Taj case,
pineapple. iWe 1!. ; pears, fi i'.ai.eiv
Wkleherrlea, .'.'n7. ; ttrspes. x-Cct$ On crate;
Jap orange. $1 .2."c.J 1 30; tangerine, Jl jOif
I.T5 per boi.
APPLES-r-IeV-nl. 1 riO'42 2T. per boi. accor.l-
ce err. dozen. 40'Zo.m ; r'HUllfl.iwi r, ..K-'(I51
doieii; Frem b artlciniLes. tl.ii". per dozen:
-trli.g bean'. I i'n : l,o!b'tie cncurulrs, 40'd
Vic d. zee : tomatoes. California. $l..".o; eg
I-l.i.t. v4Sl.- lh ". pout. . 1 2 o per lt.; cran
b rrie. l." al, $lo.o). eaattrn. Jj.iw'tj :.x
i-er barrel.
Meats, Fish and ProTisioni.
1'RESSKU MK ATS Selling price Country
kilieil: Fancy b-.g. iJ'-j.- lb.; p-.-.r. b'u:
I:.:i.-v reals. l"1:'-; ordinary. v.TlOe; p..r.
7fft7'':' . g-.iita, u'444c; aprltig lambs, UK;;
U.UttoL. "jtijc.
HAMS MACON. FTC. Hams. HfJ-fllV;
hieakfat.t bitcoii. 1 f 'ij !".-; !.ii.d h.ttrs. 'J7 ;
1 . i i u 1 . -. st'c: i-ottsge rll, lU'c; Oregon ei
p. rti. U'i'itlHu lb.
(iVSTLK - ulytiipia. t'T callnn. ranned
epMern. -'.-V ce::. t' "-' '!"-?en, eastern iti
bill. $1". p.-r P'.; r: r-r lam. pju.- !cxeti;
e.it-tern .! r. (it t:il;..n. a..lij ph. k. J.i .
FISH Pressed f lo'imler-. 7c; bright -h1-tt-o:..
'.c; ti-elhead. 1 -; p.'r.j. 7t..-;
h lister.", lloc lh.. fclir.T relf, atii(on tr..ut
IJi.,0 lb.; balibut. S'H'.in.-; Columbia auieit,
LAUI-Tierce, kettle rendervd, 11V; stand
ard. l'i'-c.
irjkBs -Large, j'.-.tvi; medium Jl.jO dozen.
Groceries.
Sl'CAR Cube. . :j.r,, powdered. J7 pv fntlt
or irrv. t.ect. Ji'.r.": dry i,i!a led.
VI.vr"; i rehow. J.15. lAbore qu.istiua are
oo -!a t z( t - a b i
r.li K- Japan style No 2. Ac: New Or
ieat.s. head. .". (i.ii 1 j' ; blue roM-. :.,-.
S Al.'l -- oa "if . half gp".n.ds. p..s. Jpi.TC
f-er t-.n; .'eis. $ 1 1 . ; J ; tab'..- dairy, vu
J17 .Vj; tmlo!-, i- ', lump twk, -0 pr
ton.
HF.'NS -Small white, $7.2.".; large white.
$7 i".: pink. t".7j; llmas, .!.; bayou, $0 .73;
red. S3 10.
Hops. Wool and Hidea.
Hlll'S Nou-iinal Lujlrg prp-e. 1015 wp.
chol.-e. 11 L2o; pr.riie, 1 !c, medium to prime.
S'a P'c
Ill INK. Y- New. $r ;.Vu.l 50 per . ase.
WihiL -.Nominal, l'.'l.'i clip: Wi:iam-t"e ral
ley. coere lots. .Id. 2rc: medium Shropshire,
:iV; huice fancy k'ta, 2fic, eastern oregLB,
11
Hll'r sltefl hides, ihs am t:p, l.".c;
aalted Trtags. M lbs. and up. IP ; salted
kip. 15 to 35 lbs., liic, salted . lf, up to
1.'. lbs.. !'; green hides. 25 lhs. and t:p. 14.-;
green stacs. lbs. ar.d up. P.-, greeu k:p.
1". lb. to 25 ihs. 1 '. gre.-n calf, up to 15
lbs, l.c; dry flint Md.s. 25c; drr flint calf,
ill. t 1 7 lbs.. 27. ; il.-y salt hntes. 21'- ; dry
horehld-s. en). .Vie to tl ': h..r-h:.les.
each, f - ' to Ssi.i: Lo'sehalr. 2.V : dry 1 t g
V...1 ;ieits. Ii'.- . dry ; , rt wo. 1 I'.a, 12c.
drv sh-c: sl.ea-iings, each. In tu 15c.
TALI.t'W- No 1. -j'&i . No. 2. 4 g
41,-; irreae. iKi.;.e.
Si 1 1 1 1 a 1 1: - in ;5 ,'U'c.
i 111TTIM hi: I AS UU BAP.K Raring
prhe. per car lota. J Si 'if 4c; le than car Lis
ic.
Faints and Oils.
Ll.NSKKli HI 1 Haw 1!1.. 7f.c gallon; ket
tle tolled, l.hls . Sir. raw. .as.-.-. s ; t lle.J.
rises. .vc iai . lots ot 2TAI gailona lc le.-a,
Oil cake meal, $4i t'.T T..n.
( HAL nil. Water h.;c Li drums and ir-Ti
barrels, lis-.
TL RI'EN TINE ianks. C7c; ca.j, 74c rat-
al 5..s ..J In Lurope. Tir snip i-harter rate
as 7.".. The f.o was loaded bj Mai; 11.
lb user. '1 ,.e sale t,v the aamo iiar'r of tile
ur;M of iL,e liritis.-i bark Bengairn. which
sa fmin I'llgcl s.,ilr. lsf.i-ii.ber in. with
K.. i.i-i .mar .-. half lain fori fold anil White
alia Will i at 07s js t' n-'rte.l. '1 I..' cuarter
rate us V.s. TL" .rg) of the Uiiilsh bark
lnverlyoti Tvlth l-l rsi rj ;arters of slm;lar
ti.ca:. ishii'U aail'-'l ttotii Cortland Ie.eiii!ei
lh tvus sold hy lloti-i-r at To. Il'l. iv.ttj the
iretg, t ta'e i f 7".s ilo-.si-r is els., r. port-d
to ljt.' s,.!d the iarg. of toe llr t:sh vessel
Wisi-orr.h l'ark y.JT'j 1Yii quait'.-is of tbc
vai i-tl-s of wheat at 57s .id. I"his rcs-s-l
iijs 'birt-red at s5s, an-l was hcaeduled
to s.,,e i'.jit,aCi il iri: g the 'lay.
Ii.cre is a g. Qeral s. -ramble among export
li.ti-r.-s:s tor rrheut supplies in the oountty.
Pi e iirot.t.s t: a-, hare bt i-n made on l'e.-eut
car.s's hae been tt:iicls hiht-r than norm.-il.
The proiluier is irn-.vitig hit little ta-nefit
ii'im t .1 at presi-:.'. al;;iough k..uic cipotters
ai e said t, he of f. rlrg more uj'itiey for aup
plios in the luv-rior.
FLOCK S'-lhiig price: Tatent, J5.00; WD-1-mette
i.'liey, 5 laj. local straigtt, J4.40O
4. Mi; bakers' looal. 4 tJ0'rt5.u0: Montana
apring wheat. t-V7u; exports. J4 30'ct4.40,
wnole wheat. J5.45, graaauj. $5.20; rye flour,
$5 .'.u per narrel.
HAY Luj.ng price: Willamette Talley
timothy, fnny, $13U 13.50; eastern Oregon
Idaho fancy tJmotby. $18; alfalfa. $1345,13.50;
retch iind oats. $11; closer, $SQU.
GRAIN SACKS 1115, nominal. No. 1 Cal
cutta, s'-jc in car lots; less amounts bijber.
MILLS 1LFFS Sell. r.g itlce: Bran, J-li.Bfl
O-T.; shorts. $25 50,2(1.
ROLXLU 13 A KLK i Selling price. $20-500
SU.oi).
Run of Steelhead
Salmon Is Gaining
In Oregon Streams
Columbia River and Coai.t Offer
ings IniTwe Smelt Price
Ruling High Here.
(fferingi Cattle Situation
Still Rather Strong.
Is
ron.TT.AN I) LIVESTOCK Rl'N.
H .gs Cattle, l aires. Shep.
FYldar
Th:rdar
I Wednesday . . . .
T'leMlav
. M. telay
Satutday
Wek ago
Year ago
Tr. rears arn
Three years ago
:uii
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72 K4
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CIS
2d
1.1
52 1
4 I
1
150
inn
22U
134 7
4fl
142
.'14
Kr20
in the
op.-ned.
Tnere is a fair Improvement In the run
of salmon In the Co lumbia rlyer und In lre-
"D -oast streams. Recelpta of ateelheada by
the ha-al fresh fi.'b trade bare shoe, n a
steady Increase during the last few data,
although prln. -ipal supplies hare been fr.-ru
the coast. Mowerex. the showing from tl.e
I lumb.a Is daily gaming.
I'ealers rets.rt some lmrrorement In the 1 CTr.l
uuality uf soralled "fall brlgbLs" from l'u-l'es.'l lignt weigLts
get aound. Sales of ateelbeads are rert-d I Medium elirbts
a: 1( a iiound. and bnehts at "c. but the ! lioiigb uud heavy
actual worth of the former la twice that of j Cattle Market Firm.
the latter. I There was inly a atnall run of cattle re-
Only a small supply f smelt orriTed from ;orte.i jn ult. .,rih Cortland yards over uight.
Columbia river for fish day and the General trend of the trade continues to show
Hogs adranceil a n:i kel generally
North Portland ranis when tb" trurket
Top s..id ht s fi. The bigger run failed to
check tl.e buying of snine; In fact the mar
ket ga tied stret g'h In the face of the ln
ereas. d volume "t offerings.
General hog market range:
light weights if. f4Vjr,.3
i.'i.i "ti
.'...'ai'.i .) 75
4
Professionals Use
Foreign Matters as
Bearish Argument
New York. Iec 17. (I. N. P ) -WM
q-K-tPtionii oo the atock irhange thia morn -ing
were fnerally abore the ckwlng flgurea
of Thursday, a fxmiaj-.aoo trith y'erdTt
"penlna; ahowed ti.at the i-wrd Ml: was
aJlglitlj under, and hid Dot oa.r.letV? reciT
ered from the react km.
The Austrian -"ituation U being mode much
-f by tb prxfes!onal element, working f'r
rrartiorif., but worthy nenlhnent eai to le
that decline-- brought aNHit by this deeb-p-metit
are pmTldlni; good buying -pvort'init
In the atandurd liwiiieii, Incindlna: ralla, roppe: .
ateel and railway equipment industrials.
Reports that hiro-pean nations hae takn
Mem to buy enorrTMHi'. qjint!tlis jf fol be-e.
r accfMiut f the Mowwire of WeUb c-.ni
fr-Mn (iroat Itritnln, Lave led to a god .J
innd by outnideT for the soft con 1 rt'k.
t-h Itidupfrlal ud rallrttad.
1 he rail lsue f , nl fractionally hlc'. r
t Ji a h tli -Ji .. New York i nt r a I 1 4 , .
o'jiijTti I'a-iflc -. Steel ot-etied at So and
nuld up fiii t tonally.
Tb- d ippaTft i!n pd a tndi ny to a 'It a r re
i ?er b jlter trM i,!iigH.
Oherjl M-t'N itpned at Mo. 2 dnt- nndT
I.nM-. Mud dr-'ppetl as low a 4'J't. but later
rernTer-d -iijr h.it.
Induatrial Alcolml o;xnl at lta, and
wnt to 12: t at firxt. uu ad.at.re of 31 poliiU
over yenrdai a close.
Kange of New York pris f trnial.ed by
tnert- k ,5c ix-kc l o.( 2lG JIT U'-ard of iTade
buiidin,;
Financial, Industrial, Development
Resene Official Sajs $1,000,000 Would Be :nfii-li Capital in This
District Irrigation Institute to Meet B;mk Buys Refunding
Bonds.
the
POTATO KS ALONt; THK COAST
se.i
6eattle Maj-kt.
Wa.su., 1 're 17. -i I .
1 '
V 1 Onions-
price was again sent up to 2ie a tioi:id. Had
it been atiy other day the market would
t.LTe dropped flat to 15c.
yuite Rood stocks if silrer smelts nr. also
shown In the wnolesarle trade, with sales at
7c. Toui cod are coming forward lu fair
suj ply from lo al uaters with sales at 7c.
ItaKor clams are s. scarce as to lie scarcely
quotable at this tliue, but a fair Increase in
offerings (if fresh .-rabs ba sbowii. with sales
at $ 1 25 'it 1 75 i-er dozen, aciordlng To size.
Halibut is soujewhat mre plentiful after a
jrriod of taniine.
$7.4i 7
7 1 5'.i 7
7 in'!
il T.'o.i ;
50
On gel.
! . - White rirer $17'.; Is; Yahima Bar
bLl.ks i.. T..4. akima Gem., 21'fti3.
San Francisco Market.
San r rati. Is, ... lie,- J7. it', p.j Potatoes
Per ce-nnl atli.as Kurbai.ks. $1 Hnl.Vi;
Ilel'a II... Ii.n ks. 1 ' t . 4 7. n:-goi. $1.25 ' 1 iV);
Idaho liiiial-. $1 2i'.il..;ii: ,1.. Rissets, $1.25
ill.eXi: sweets, f 1 . ".5 1 ..Ve eellar stork. $1.75.
HnioQ i'er -eutal, 7.V'7$I.
DAIRY' PRODI CE ON THE COAST
e h t :
V.
1 a k o
Seattle Market.
17 i r p. i Hut ter Natlre
'amery brh-k, J.V ; ditto sclid
Washington
L,
-Hngon triplets. 1
ung A u.erti a
elis; rareh -4 4 . April storage 30c.
San Francisco Market.
San 1'TTin 't-u !. 17. -1 I' . P.) Butter
Lxtris. 7 1 ; pr me f.rsts. 2.5c; firsts, 24c.
l.ggs -tliTin. 4 5. . . gullets. 53c.
Cueese Cuiiforcu faLcy. I'", firs La. 15c.
Los Angeles Market.
..s Anjeles. l'cc. 17. -p. .N. S.) F.ggs
Crse .- ,:,-. :;.-.
Ih.tT.-r Fresh extra, 2Se.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
lOIT
WHITE I.EAIV-Ton lots. S'je lb.
lots. Si- lb.; les 1. t. lie . er !h.
OIL MEAL Carload Ids. $.14.
.V0 lb.
San Francisco Wool Market.
San Francisco, lie. , k ,Vril
tier r- -iR'l U'lT.boldt ami M-id-s Inn. ' rrro: t V'
growth. 21'a2-V. do. 12 months'. 25'.i2' :rld
dle counTi-. s months irrowt!;. c,,,i. I7..J:'..
d". fair. '..'(117. . Ii.- 1 Hlnff and rtelrltv. 2" y
2.1c Nera.lu a to. k. Is'Ah., ai, g .
'lualltv.
Denver Hogs $6.10.
tec 17 I al'le - Ilecelnts 1 IV)
7 J-". f'OI s nd 1 M f-
kera ajjti leed'-rs. i'j'io.
4"
" a 6.
12IJO,
steady;
top.
$'i.lCI;
i -Hogs
$1.21' ri
smis.t h
5.-ua
Chicago Wheat Off
At Closing After
Gain at Opening
Chb-ago, IW. IT. (I. N. S.) Wb"t cloned
'-'il'c tielow ThnrvIaT.
The Inill njcr.-ment contimiea in for-e. but
the opening today w aj uot as de. ide.l as o:i
TJ.ursdar. Deceint-er wheat was unusually
s'.ow. but May was active. Hears say that
If the embargo mi export business is kept in
force for any great length of time, it will
hare a tendency to depress prl.i-s. Cables
hare reflected our adrnn.-e moderately. Wet
weather orer tbe is.rn l-.lt wi.l che.k re
ciipts somewhat, and Is m.t rood for eondl
tloiilns of the grain. It Is said t'at oats
arc near a working basis for ( anadl in Im
ports and should plsr against any big ad
vance. Re.-eipts in hogs cnttnTie on a Inrge
scrle, fiut bare Tery little luflueme on V'ro-risions.
Iiecemlier wheat opene.1 at 11SS, i-i orer
close, and was slow at lis. May opened at
110i. '-j orer Thursday's c!oe, and flui-
tuateil freely between US and HCi. July of-ened
at 1 1 1 .
lx-cember com opened at Tl'a and May
wps rrii ed at 74.
December oats were rery Inactive at the
opening, and an early inudation was not arail
alle. May was quoted at 4't?.
TLange of Chicago prioes furnished by or
besk & Csske Co., 21G-217 lkiard of Trade
strength, with former values generally i-on-tlniiisl.
The trade is still m-cklLg first i-lass
tijuahry. aud reeentlv has stio-n a disposition
l" juiy sotne.vtat better prh i s all around for
this . las- (1 go.J.-.
General cattle market range:
(In b e grain fed sl -ers
H-ill'iary eraln fe ! steers
Clnilce hay fed steers
G.sid steers
ihdlrarv to is,mui"ti sters
i b- i.-e iija a
Hid. nary to is.niinon . . w
t 1 ol.-e spayed heircs ,
o-dln.iry t.. g.od heireis
( Isd.-e bulls
;! to fair bulls
Otdmary to cin,ni. n bulls ....
Mo Mutton in Market.
There nor" no mutton arrivals at a" In the
North I'ort Land jard.s oirr n ght.
Killer, have l--i oine s.. aeeustomcd recently
to the lark of open inarset offering that they
hare been f..r--d to seeure their reii ul rement s
dlre.-t at coui.irjr i In t
'. i t. er.il It. ;id of the entire mutton and
Iimli trails eonlin'ies to show strength.
General mutton and lamb range:
Chob-e wei(-.t lan.bs $ 7.50
les-id to common h nibs fi.taTViT 00
P.s.r to tair lalnlJ. 5.aitii
t l oice yeat ling i-l!..rs
Gis.d to ...mmon yearl.tigs
t ild.-.-4vet hers
CJariH e light ewes
Would Wtlcomi Bcdnctlon of Cap
italization. One little remarl: by Hus
sell l.owry, deputy Kovernor of the
federal reserve bank at San FrandsT),
H ade in the course of an Informal talk
to Grinip line of the tiret.;on State
H. inkers ass .c ia t ion on WednesiJay af-ternoi-n.
that he believed tie cat, tnll
vat:o:i of I district TweHe liank tsouUJ
l e tsiif f;. i. r t if It were $1.00J.OOp ln
iteau of $3.S42.i.Hin, as It Mauds today,
p. eased the baikiis -greatly. They
lai ior.i; saM that the .apitalliation
ol tl.e fid-mi teiserce banks In gen-r
ral is t,(, .-ss.-rrlly larj:e for the
i '.MtiPss th. y are !oing. ami they were
s..a.l to he,,; official c-onctirreni e of
" eir ul in ,,: i; will require an
.. t: H :.ri it.. ;. of the :nt to reduce the
ireset.t li..-is , f ciiiiitalizatlon. and it
:' it sj h a cbatute will
Ii." j'Tisi'tit sesMon of
ni. i ;e effective, the re
"! b, Mr. l.owry would
it t. t:i' tihtional banks
I :
rchedule of fees
c ii dra f tu and . I
i ollection and I f
slderable Ir.teres!
this topic was c
of tbe i ro :ii I1
day mid the se. r. -.i
tc take the ai ti":. I
order that the ir.fi
mailable for all '.tie
fort will be mod.-ln-g
of the yroup x .-.
ule of fees. f0 that I
i rly ompensateil
niatiy of them da f"
that the mniy s.t
fi r iyen In this set - i .
hanks may be .slop;
'.ii.i:.tT collections)
s.-nt to them for
' i much? Con-
li.e illst dBSlon of
! at the meeting
i:id on Wednes-
-. .. s lnntructed
o'templates. In
t mat-on may
' . Tr.l e rs. An ef-
: t t ext tneet-
. ;.. in a sched.
- : ,y be prop
r work which
i it ' ! c and t ha t
. s . s m h have
I r.- , e.J of tlia '
1.
-1 .1
inN
I'l.M P. i I
Alaska i.ohl
Allis Chalmers, c . . . .
AJUs Chahneis. pfd.
Am. IS'-et Suar
Am. (Jan, e
Am. Can. i.fil.
Am. Car 1 otindrv.
Am . ( 'ott.Ki nil, c . .
Alii Locomotive, r. . .
A Dl. Smelltfr, c
A Ul. Suieiter. pfd . . .
Am. Jsugar. c
Am. Tel. 4 Tel
Am Wiulen. c
Anae.r,da Mining lo.
Atcl.lsi.lt. c.
Atchison, pfd
Ha lil vs 1 n. a. , c . . .
P.aldn In Lo.si . j,fd . .
Haltltnore JL- Oi.io, .
Hethlehein Steel, c .
Iletnleh.'ui Mil, pfd
H-u. Hifcti I ...w C i..e
-S 2
31
' 51 'S
1 1 1
il1, 31 .'IIS
Ml S2 e 2
li-.i',' 0S lit
ivj :: 5ii'
Is citc
i e r.ri.p.,
Olif.; l ess
ll'ictlf'ti s ;t;--
ii ran the t e' i :
'of I lie el. t 1 1 e
i (ojtl.fioo 0f ,
t-pecl I e ba t k -
p rived of the ea
It ea n a r T : : t. i
tie state of 14
i of I'ortla: ,1
the post it inti t ha
the regulation
security fur the
Pnrchaat) of nefundlng Bondi. Th
-1-
l'I
' of nearly $3.
i . funds of their re
u. l.t . : i they a re de
s' ; er. 1 1 otild
. a ' . -.al banks of
11 o-ii l ii the banks
M : l.owry took
e i ; ta! st ock 1 n
v in. additional
dur.s.
1 I.umbern er.s Trust ...; c
J tl.e j ut- base of J.'T.".,1''1 '
I i : euon 'It y. w h p h w 1 1 t , .
jwarra-"s tri that atnou-t
I company j lid j at for f e 1
hv rued Interest, lit:'! agtees
liertain ol' tli.- cxi'i i.ses '
prliitii.t: "f t... i.f,:i,is. Tin b
five pet i t.r li teiest, all. I il
ser la 1 1 w ' t r i i s
t at. ts fur w I. : h ' in s, bnud.s
stituted wet i s . -. i 1 1 t.i p. i . -ilel
ledtiess T'l p.-i.; ie C-.-twice
lo Issue bii-ois tu tl.i
and hesitate.! in i . mi :t.tii
intunned thai It would I in
'li'.
1 10'.
7l
. i . 5" '! J
il.Kiifl 4.75
5.75'.ie,.isi
4 ll'li.'i llil
5 75 'd 4 50
It fluid H ,Vl
Ixu'HZ 75
"r'siklyti Itspid TTansIt SM,
AO i 1 Petroleum, c... 1 2C'-,
ifd.
(all ivinciiiii.
Canadian Pacific . .
Central I.eathei, c ...
Central Leather, pfd .
Cl.ca.emke i Ohio. . .
Chicago it i.i. W., c
Chicago ti lit. W , pfd
( bb'ago M. St. P.. .
Cblno Copper
Colorado I . A I , c . . . .
Consolidate, Cas
Cm I'r.slu. ts. c . . .
I icn Products, pifd-...
Cnicihle STeel, e
cru'lble steel, pfd
I' A it. ;.. c
1'. c 11. C . pfd
H. Millers
KTie, c
l1e. 1st pfd
General Klerirlc ...
rl 4c(i c. 5o i'-nerai motis-s
il is..'iitj 25 noodrirn nntiti r
Nurt h .
North..
Ill1, 111
7s
55 55 54' 3 .5
tSi ' ill ' 4 i;7 (isi,
v' "-, 97 4 liaj's,
111 111 llo j no',
115., llii 115', 115't
Kb' -'. l-f'-s l-'S
,
V, v.s, S,T5 sr.-,:
or.', i.,.-, '.. ii,:.., ,..s.
I'll H'l lul '., lul
1 t'l 117 '-j 114'-, lli." j
104 lt4 H4 I'i4
l'2 ' 112 c 112 li.' a
4ii5 47'J 4(15 475
1 to
SS'4 US I, s.
:;i i., 2"i inn-.
i I.O 5: i .'its'..
17in4 I7.i IT'-., Ks. .4
52 S 53', 52',, .'..1
ins ins, jus jus
ill', tl'-, CI
Standardization of Collection Tui.
I '.. ('. Sainuioi.s, ye ret.,';. , r i-,ro-tp tine
of tl.e Uregam l'.aiikets asni-!ti. will
end out ietfers to I: e met: hers of bis
fioup to asi-.-rt.tm i r.itn 't.-u w hether
j or not they haie a cut'cui'j f:ed
levy a tax for the arnout.
issue yv .its not a b pli Th
I he bonds fi t' he.i lud ; a 1
st and in r of the , i t V in .
of the trust o a , t m ' v T t
be ready for .lell .i t in .!;
unces
s from
.;, city
trust
. e and
.. bear
p' the
's bear
I e paid
. .sni
vel c m . h -irrer
t in-
refused
Thl-Ill UP
hi-- weriv
ess,l- to
if the hon.l
price whlc't
t e credit
r -1 1
mi
i i o i
Mill
Stop Card Playing (Austrians Capture
On Ford Peace Ship! Montenegrin City
Dr. Aked'a Party Still Has Upper Sand Take 700 Prisoner In Weitein Mont-
i;i i-,
14',
;:s 5s-v
ic i, b.t
MS
51 52'.
TC'.'. 14'i-
. bS 1
73 ; 74
lis
2 '..
51
5)
1'-.
is'-.
I'2 1 i
5 I ,
5 1
!4".-
1 si.
I
l".ih,
1.1
4. ,
V. N
s' '4
173
510
47
41".
4C
4"S
75'iH.15 j "t.
ICital !4 I ' t.
lauds .
St. iiuis, is-c.
t hanged.
15- ll. X. Si.l-Wi
licnver
steady :
ers. 5..(n 7 ... ;
calr. s. jT'.-i be
ii gs - rt- e;, -bu.k
of sa -s J
bhet p Kei e.j,; s 1200, strong
Seattle Hogi $6.25.
Seattle. Wash., lie.-. 17. F. X. S
Hece jits 114;.. steady. orlije llgtits,
6 2". luedlum to ciiolce, $'l. o.". f(l ti 1 ." ;
hf-nvirs. $.'i.5-i'ii5 75. rouLi bearies,
5.---.. pigs. i5.2niGii.15.
att.e Its-celt ta 1. steady; trf-st bteers
i7 il... ceinmou to n.cdl'.itn steers.
- - t-st ii"., $ aji.ti 2.-.; lotutnoii n
Il .Ul cows. $. i.'t); bulla, JC.'st' ; ' 5n
. . $5 .V.:V
s.,.-,.;, He, -tots ri-.ri-. lilgher; I em ha. $7-,(
i .ir, ng-. $' o,!, ,,., $j.5i4i5.5i.
I i:a i s . . . : j . : s .
It'-es- M. I' I I'ggeniM. Sterensville. Mont
I i vv .. .1 i ,,
... e ., . O . I I - S.s.1 . ,. , , . . ,
un I !.., a. Ida,.... 424. p.. H it.. Parma. Malm I
11'- '.ro... Pros,. N.w Pi uioutii, blalio. ,.un
Mldralr. Idaho, 2SS. Tilll
Idaho, 202. G. M. Attsood.
WHEAT
' Open. HIgb. rw. Close.
IC 11HU, US', 116 1'-;
May 11SS 1 !'.' 117', 11TT.A
July Ill's 112--, Hi", llt'SA
( 1 1 P. N
Pec 71H 71 's, 7o', 70',
Mar 74 7 1 72 u, "S'i' A
July 71', 74', 72 -, 72 -.B
(MIS
Pec 42', 42', I- - B
May 40-, 45'. 43 4:.', a
POltk
1 ler ... ..- lt',75
Jsr, Is-.'. 11V, 1S4-I 1S45 P
May lsi )'i ls4 ls.'aj A
LAUD
llee . t 17 A
.i. n! ;. '"'-' V. '."7
Ly W2 lt'2 liS5 ls7 A
111 IIS
jun Hsu lis 2 Os'i ;i2
.iay 1022, IVlV
Raw Milk Prices Higlier.
I Tiehalis.
c,
VN'ash., Pec. 17. I.isal dairymen
wi o f irul.sb look to the"cnude:uarr at Che
halls wrre -.based y. sterday when the com
pany annou::isd lluil it will pay Jl.iWV per
htu.dresl for "bnl milk during the ei-ond half
,,f l..einber. This U an lncreae of lo cents
per hundred over the price paid durUig the
first half cf the month.
G.jod to common ewe. 4.i.-J(ii
Friday Livestock Shippers.
nog .1 i; Pr.fitt. Iiayton, 1 load; .1. K.
Sinith. Nemtrg. 1 load; 1 . P.. Decker. Sllrer
tim. 1 1 1 ii rect I ul"n Meat; J. I. liins
more. West Stuytmi. 1 load direct to In ion
Meat; i'. W. K re, Saleui, 1 load; Ladnin
For. ler. WiHsihiirn. 1 load: F. . Sweet. Mon
tour. Idaho. 1 load, tjrori-r Hroe.. New Ply
mouth. Idaho, 1 load: Payette. 1 load; nn-tiu-io,
1 lo-id: ti l. Giiketisort, North Puwder.
1 load, 1 Pinkhani, Nalnpa. Idaho. 1 load,
C. 1(. Ib.si. Purina. Idaho. 1 load; W H
pos, 4 loa-b; Tiiu Lydston. Weiser. Idaho.
loads; Uaser i ny Parking I a., llakch. 1
load. H. Ii Weant. liarper. 1 load.
Mixed stuff T. P. Moi.ie, Durkee, 1 load
cal tie and b 'gs.
Thursday Afternoon Sales,
lines.
Av l bs
p(d.
4S
124
17-n. 172'
"10 .-."O
7.1', 7'2
ts'-, 4 7 1
24-4 124'
on Board Oscar XI; Condemnation ot
Wilson Flans Caused Break.
By c:.arlis IV Stewart, I'nitcd P'.-ss
h-talt ( (irrespondent. Aboard the 1
Peace Ship, (i.s.iiir II. Kirkwall, 1 it
1 '1 iL'eli-yed i There is u luil i,,
fiBhtiriir aboard the Ford peace argosv,
th ' 'scar II. Kach party to the rn-ent
conflict, liowever. Is keepinK a clo.se
watcb. tn tbo other's trenhes Hev
t hailes Aked, of San Francisco. t d
otlit-r "p-K'hiirs,'' wriose condemnation
of President Wi icon's preparedness
Plan raused a fplit in the ranks, stiil
hold the upper hand.
They selected the executive ronuult-
negro. According to Bar', in Statement
English Take and Lose Trench.
P
i ; i
. a i . 1
I ,r
M nte
s lfh
I, I
iint". tie.
;al Mali-
;tm pr..sot
t 1.
i Hiil.s
led a
t I e 1 1 1 1 C !
I I
. b
1'. Iti
As to
ll Ml..
u.sMa i . s
T 1 e 1 1 t
I S 7.
? ! let! which
PI,
M
24
' . '.gger.heini r p.
Hide ft Leather .
Hide A Leather, pfd.
1. e Seecrlties
Illinois Central
Industrial Alcohol .... 12ou,
ln.piration ... 44 'j
Internal louti I Harvester, 1 1 1
I'.terboro. c 21 t-,
Kan. Cltv S'sithern, r 3ii',
No.
P2
t5
4
8
4
Si;
1SI
171
IsS
122
1 Id
,'il
12S
lT'J
I "rb-e.
ii i1
4 75
4 26
Friday Morning 6alei.
STTllilLS.
1'
New York Cotton .Market.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Jaruary 1 1 - l 1' 1 1170 1171
Manb 1211 121s lll'l lJiNi
I May 1212 r4il 1221 122.1
! j.llr 1254 12.-.5 12.13 12.15
n. n l.er .......... I 21 s 122' 12"5 12ial
Dice tuber l-To 1272 12t4 2-A
Liverpool Wheat Market.
I l.ivelpool. lie.' 17. '1. N. S I Wle.it
Sp it N,. 1 Manitoba. 12s 4d ; No. 2. 12s Id;
lis lid, No.
bard winter, new, llsbd.
74xm "taJaces oi l he Faciic"
San Francisco
Los Angeles
( Without Caang-a En Hoate)
The Elg.
Clean.
Comfortable.
Elegantly Appointed.
Bea-Ools4T Steaunanip
ROSE CITY
Bails From Alnswortn Sock
3 P. M., DEC. 22
100 Golden Mlies on Co'.ambla River.
All KaUi Indnde Berth and Meals.
Tables and Service Unexcelled.
Tune San Francisco fc Portland s. S.
Co., Tlilrd and Wasnington Sta.
(with O-W. S. tc N. Co.) Tel. Broad.
43UO. A-6131.
J. II. lliston.
I.yd.-; ,i: ei ser
S. i Matin. SS.
I at ie -J
hi .ai.
II. I'nsstou, ilidvale, Idaho, 4
BOSTON
COPPER QUOTATIONS
"NOETHEHN PACIXIO"
"great NoaT'tEa
SAN FRANCISCO-HONOLULU
8. S. "SOHTHEKN PACIPIC"
sails for ban Francisco
SEC. 31, 35, 30.
Btsur. Xzpress leaves 10th and Rort.
9 a. m. S. 8. arrives S. P. 330 next
afternoon.
S3. Qreat northern from Ban Fran
cisco for Honolulu. Dec. 16, Jan. 5 as
Peb. 14.
TICKET OrPICE. 6TK A2TD STABS.
Phcaea Brssdnr 820. A -ft 87 1
iicai a aiso st sa ana MJrrlsoa
$48 Washington st.
loo Sd st
Host or.
Ad en t u t c
Al.ir.eek . . . .
Allouez ....
Arcadian ...
It.iitb-
Ilinqhani . . .
lJi'i.crnia
Hostoti Kly .
Butt.- Co. lilt
t'al .v Ariz
Cal. A; Hecla
t'i-i.lf-nn:al .
Chief Cons.
Chi no 61V 'sliattu. k
Cons. C. Mil. is 1 Va Superior ...
I'opper Kange jii4, Suj'. & Host on
1 T-P4
1
. 2"
'
6 !
. 5J.'.
. i.;i-
A 1-16
-i op per bids;
-Mohawk .
e . t VriH '
Nipissing; .
North Hutte
-North Lake .
'''!' Cop
'id Cinony ; ;
'ai L'itnin'ion .
"MCOl.l
-ilrii y
Hay cons
San la Fe
Shannon . . . .
l"''i
If"
6U 7T
oil
S-i
24
o
TV,
3o-
23 '-2
DAILY BOAT TO THZ DiUZS
S'lMtsVBIATB
"DaJlesCity" and "Stranger"
Leave Portland daily. 1 t m, except
Friday.
Leave The Dalles dally. 7 a. rrx, except
Saturday.
AXSEB ST. SOCX, FOXTX.A2TD.
Phone Main 9164. A-5112.
1 aaliiS D I K C T POM
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles - San Diego
Tomorrow, See. 18, 2-30 V. X.
u fraaesaco, PerUaaa 4k Loa Aragmlaa
Btaaunahie Co. Pxaxik Bolhun, itt,
IM IHIB-5 8TK.EXT. A-4694. Mala SO.
0KTH P ACIFIC STEAMSHIP COj j
San Francisco bi
1
I
6AJ.TA BARBARA, LOS ANGELES
AND SAN D1EG0.
S. S. ELDER
Sails Wednesday-, Dec 22, t P.
Ticket Office 122A Third gt
Bl Phones Mam 1314, A-lJlt,
American-Hawaiian Steamship Co.
Freight New York
Service fcfSS Boston
Between V$T& Hawaiian
Portland XQ? Islands
O, B. JCEHH.EDT. Arena,
70 Btarx 8t Portland. Ox.
I ,,Ll.v West
Davli-i.ialv . .
Kasi Butte ..
First Nat l . .
Franklin ....
tloliif '.e'd V.n.
i ; -"ananea . .
iJranhy
Haiuock
Hel et;a ....
Indiana
N. lrpt'iration
Isle Hoyale . .
Keeweenaw
La Ssauic . . . .
La.ke Copper.
Majestic
Mason Talley
Mass. tlas . . .
Mass. Mining
Mayflower .. 1
Mexico Cons. 32
Miami 33
Michigan
Swift Fa,
1 ' Tama rack
15 Trinity .
Tuolumne
.i:
i I I nite.1 Fruit!l4-i V
I'v L - Slice M. . . .SOU.
44 i oo pru . . .
7s , I nHed Zinc
4.", ' I 1 . S. Smelt .
35 I do pfd . ,
5 i I Uii Apex .
14141 I tall Cms
Vi toria
2 'a 1 W inona . . .
5 ; olverine
ls 4l ' j andot . .
lii uKcn tioid
crow
Verdi Kxt.
Kerr LfLke
McKtnlev .
vncw ..... 1 '1
Kiker 5
l Success 62
- --4
19
t,i U
41
4 . -s
- '
r. 4
56 v.,
14
60
4
s
Oregon Apples in South.
San Knu cjsi,.. pe, . m.- i N. S) Ap
ples, per l- -Or. troii and Washington Ihihi
win. $1 iWluV'. Joiuithan. J1.25'rt 1.75: tue
sal',' i.:(tl 1 75. Spltientserg. i 1 -25'n2 5l.
German Attaches
Will Sail Dec. 21
Captains Boy-ed and Von Papen Will
Wot Be Replaced Until After the
War, According: to Berlin Statement, j
Washington. I-ec. 17. (I. N S )
Captains Boy-ed and Von Papen. for
mer attaches of the German embassy
here, will sal! for Europe December
21, It was learned from anf authentic
source today.
No. Ave 1h. Trice.
22 ster-i llc.o $ ," ' .1
.'. steers 1143 O.-.l)
a steers 1 2ti I '5
5 steers lmej b .'s)
CO '.VS.
34 cows 1 1 SO $."..rs,
1 eon I 4.KI .'..in)
4 .-os l'Jisi 4 -
pi is. ws ILL-; 4 'si
1 cow 152o 4.51
H H I r'l-l KS.
1 heifer 1".V ;,.. -4)
Hi Hi. s.
1"2 h.-. J'1 ' r'5
111.", hog- 1 SO (, II.",
s.-. hogs -j"i ; no
IM I., gs 220 ti.n.5
.'.S hogs . . ll il.iaj
l'.i boss 151 il. i)
so ),: l!M 5.'.o
t4 Insrs Iso :,.:0
1 hog 2'" II. '"I
K bogs 2i 5.i0
it hogs ..') 5115
Ii hogs :tii .". c',
s i 1 in r. i.j
Pi t,..g Bt4 bi.'
5 nogs .'''lo 5 INI
1 ti.is ;i"" 5. 'si
2 is. as 75 :, r
;-. lelts .Trel 4
1" h. Ks l.'.ll
2". l.- gs :i'2
' In ge -".'2 5 ..
:. hogs .;;t ;. 1.
;,o hogs 2'i5 o.',
2 i,.-s ill 4 m.
I.ticLhvi anna Steel
Ie'lgh Valley
I.its. A Ntishville
Meii.-an IVtroleuni . . .
ML,Lnl (ooist
M . K. A T., c
M . K. A T pf
M It oilt I l'a I f Ic
Notional Blcult
National Iead
Nevada Onisolidnted . . .
New Haven
N v. York Air Friili" . .
New York Central ...
V V . O. A- W
Not folk A W estern, c.
.' 'K I Northern I'aeifl,-
:.'. I Psclfi,- Mall
f-"0 J Pennsylvania atallnay.
.' ' I'is,t.les (,ns
4 is 1 ; !ttst.iirg Cml. c . . .
4 S5 Pittsburg Cal. of
I'. steel Cr. c
I'. Steel Car. pf
Kay tvr,s. Copper
Heading, r
Heading. 1st .t
I. e.-.dllig. 21 pt
Repul.lic I. A S . r
It. 1 ubllc 1 A S . pf .
Ib,ok I. land
Hoek l.laiHl. pf
Sea-s Roehlirk A I o. ..
Stlidetiaker. c
Stc.lehTiker. J.f
Sh.es .Sheffield . .
Siu 1 hern 1 '.-' f ).
Southern P.a il ivs 7. c
Sith-rn rt a 1 1 v h y . pf
1 ciai IV-pper
r.-ins nil
1't.. Plol'lc
II. lrd Aien-ie
I nee, I'a- fn . '
I S U lllet . c
I S. K;llsT?r. pf
I ST Ste,'l C, . C
1 S. Steel (. ... j.f.
I t ah i oi.yrfT . .
'lrplTua n.tnlciil. c.
W I . T elegraph .
Westingboiise lilectrlc.
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62, dH
2d -J.;-,
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120 r-'i 4
44'v 4S
ipi't, r.o
21', 21
si
posted 'rules for conduct
the pea 1 ship incjudlncr a ban on
' .irdplay.ng. In fact, some of the
i.ui ilars triid to inflict a curfew pro
ricsal on the patty, but went down V
defi.it.
Whether F. S McChire and other
msui geiits" against the Aked comb',,
nation w;!l quit at Chi lstiaiisand cui.
I not be leurned.
n I
111. tise
il'.i.-. !'l
0"s
34-UV1
"4S
j Some Itefu.-sc Welcomv?.
1 Ciiristiama, I in 17. - tl N". S 1
I 'eerii'.nit it a tnrpg,. concl uion tliat
Henry Fords peace party will accom
plish less than nothinK. various, or
Sanitations here have refused to pai
ticipate, ui the formal wei. rime
planned for the OK'tar II on arrival
Don't Miss!
TE3S SATURDAY SPECIAL,
n Artistic Bronio Colored Vtii
At $ 1 .00
Se them before you bay otiitr
things.
ORIENTAL IMPORTING CO.
442 WASH. ST.
BA-NK STATEMENT OF COAST
Portland Banka.
Clearings: This week. Y'ear ago.
Mondav 2.202.l'7 I 37 Jl5.-.472.is
I vesdny 2..Vi6.0i'S..s.; 1.7tni.4"ti ul
Wednesday 1.S72 S71 H2 2.U46.H54 hj
Tl urmlay 172.i1i1.I.i 1 . til H , vss
Friday 1.714 04U Tit 1.5 15, 025. tit;
Tarcia Banks.
Clearings $ 3.'.22S.'g
li.-iiance. 45.0is4.0u
Seattls Banka. 4
clearings 12 0'l .21 d ii
I Balances 251. 572. in.'
j Los An;eles Banka.
Clearings IS.JeW.aw.OO
Places Not to Be Filled.
Berlin, Dee, IT. (I. N. s.)iBy
wireless to Sayvillc) The military
and naval attache poets at the tier
man emhassy In Washington, made
vacant by America's request for the
recall of Captains Boy-ed and Von
Papen, will not be filled until the end
of the war, it was announced here
today. A request to this effect was
sent to the foreign office recantly by
Ambassador Von Bernstorff.
Clearing1
San Francisco Banks.
.tttf.4M.911.0ti
Chicago Produce Market.
Ch!cs". Iec IC. (1. N. S. 1 -The butter
market was nominal today. Eggs are a srjade
eas.er.
Butter Receipts, T'M tubs. CreTimery ex
tras. 1.1':': extra firsts. 31H5-.c; firsts,
:v.r' seciinds. U-'c-i 24 4 c ; dairies extra, H"i-;
firsts. 2-'i,a27r; se.ncds. 2'i'n 22: ; packing
8Psk. l'Jti. laalea. 2l,a21'-jc.
Kggs rtecelpu. 22S0 cases. llrsts. 2i3
Vi..; ordinary firsts, 27(ci2rsle; tnhllaiie tin
lets' 20''a2tic, elLra, 3d'a37c, storage Aiirll,
21 ',22
Eastern Barley Markets.
Kansas City, Dec. 14. (I. N". S.) Barley,
57 -c.
Chicago. Pec. 1Q. 1 1. N. S. ) Barley firm.
Malting, 04(500. Receipts, lOti cars.
Now York. Iee. lfi. -il. N. S Barley
ste-dy. Malting. 74''as2c. cif. Buffalo.
San Francisco Hop Market.
San Francisco. Dec. 16. (P. N. S.) Hops,
1915 crop, hunts per pound Sacramlato val
ley sefle; other sectiona, lltrri2c; Ore
gon, ll13c; Washington, 11 a 13c. These
prices are for choice hops.
Wife of Premier
Sues London Paper
London, Dec. 17. rfU. P. Be
cause the Globe printed stories
calling her a traitor and said she
had associated with German pris
oners, Mrs. A5quith, the premier's
wife, toajv sued the paper for al
leged libel.
Moreover, Mrs. Asquith claimed
other libelous terms had been ap
plied to her and that the paper
bad been hounding her for some
months. In addition, many anony
mous letters had come to her.
When writing or calling on advertisers,
Slease mention The Journal. (Adv.)
New York Sugar and Coffee.
New York. l'ec. 17. Sugar Centrifugal.
4.57.
LofTeo Spot New York No. 7 Bins, r;
No. 4 Santoa, c.
I ' ' -'o 155' i;:7
104Y, U5i-t lt-4 K5i
-I'S
150 121 UfS 1"'t
115', 115S H5I, ll.'v,
II'--
Mv, ? Mil, f,s
114', 114 , ll 'I'-j 1KI
',
1 In', 1 1 1 V, 1 ph., ipv j
61 04 tkT.1,' HIT,
K4
24 ' j 24', 24 24',
NOV bi SO', Sit,
-N
12 42 42 42
:,: 5i', :.. .vr,
Pitn, ir.i'-. pan, iK.i,
l.'.'n Hi , 15 , I.'.",
N.
ISl 1S lSlll-j 171-1
I'.s l7oi, ,.;.-, i, p;s
112 i 1 2 112 112
Pi
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il, i
22l', 2al'-j 22'. S LV.Cj
II',
urn, miu, it.-,;
I -I',--, l.".H Hi: l.HcV,
.vi', -s.-s, r.'i-, 5.-:',
.'. 1'ii'n !"s-. ins',
V'.', Xf S', S-.T,
llfii, IPli, llrt 1 It.
77'.. 7S s, 77'- 7s c,
411 4C, 4.'.T, 4.'.
Stl Sti KkU. SM,
lis-,, 1,7', r.s
1 1H
1 is". 1 is
I ' s
I .
sales .-.4'klsj th.r-
FACTS
The total area uf ( ireg-on.
fil,180,4M1 acres. is gr'ab"
than all the a -t'-ngp planted
to wlieat In the entire l uii.d
States. 5", I si.iioij acres. V!,. u
the fact is takt n into ior
sideration tliat n'.ly 75". 'Id l
persons, one-third of which
are In the smallest intintv m
the state. Multnomah, where
a great deal of attention is
dire1 ted to the i m provenien t
of roads, populate this im
mense area the assertion may
be vtntured that Oregon
would soon he one of hj
first states in th- I'ic":, if
Its roads were hard sut faced
with
BITULITHIC
L
Warren Brothers ''nmpany,
Journal Building.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Stocks, Bonds. Cotton, drain. Beta.
816-217 Board of Trade Building.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
M ember Chicago Board of Trad aw
Correspondence of Logan ft Bryan,
New Tc
Chtcaro Nes
fork.
Market Your Stock Through
Seattle Union Stock Yards
Best Market in Northwest
Prices on Well-Finished Stock 15c to 25c
Higher Than ANY OTHEJl POINT
Notice to the Public :
We, the undersigned members of the Retail Meat Market Men's
Association desire to submit to the public the actual facts con
cerning the difference now existing between the UNION MEAT
CUTTERS and our members.
The Union Meat Cutters are unconsciously being exploited by
certain so-called labor leaders, and have declared us to be uniiir
to orgaized labor, thereby proving themselves unfair, as they state
to the public that tlvjy are contending for a TEN-HOUR DAi,
while the real fact is that the half-hour contended for is mere iub
terfuge, and they fully understand that we cannot concede this
and do justice to our customers, who require their meats delivered
by 6:30 and 7 o'clock in the morning.
Between the hours of 5 o'clock and 6 o'clock p. m. is also our
busy time, and all our men must be on duty at that time. The
Union demands a straight 10-hour day, which is impracticable to
us for the reason that the man who works at 6 a. m. must quit at
5 p. m., just when we need him for the evening hours.
We could have conceded even an hour outside of the rush
hours, thereby granting the 10-hour day and more, but this would
not suffice, as the walking delegate will not be satisfied unless we
permit him to run our business and he dictate the terms, but we
kr.ow of nothing in the constitution of this state or of the United
States that obligates us to concede our rights of citizenship to any
walking delegate, many of whom may not even be citizens of this
country.
We positively refuse to transfer our business to IRRESPONSI
BLE AGITATORS, and in the future our business will be absolutely
conducted on the OPEN SHOP plan, which involves a principle and
not a condition.
We will not, however, discriminate against any wage-earner by
reason of any affiliation with labor organizations, as we make
EFFICIENCY the basis of wages and employment, and not the pos
session of a union card.
WE BELIEVE IN THE PUBLIC, and that they should know the
facts, inasmuch as false statements have been made against us, and
all we ask is that the PUBLIC investigate and accord us the patron
age which our position as fair-minded business men and taxpayers
deserve, and we respectfully request that the public take no action
against any member of our association by reason of BOYCOTT
BANNERS, as we should all be held equally to blame or blameless
AS INVESTIGATION determines, and no member favored against
the other.
The fair-minded public should investigate the persons or mer
chants who join the union as "Silent Partners" by inaugurating a
boycott against us by refusing to buy from Open Shop Members;
this boycott being the most reprehensible of all and ahould find no
favor with the public. Trie names of these partiea should be given
to the public, so they might know who they are and withdraw
their support.
JONES' MARKET (M. J. Jones)
BAY CITY MARKET (Paul Ridpath)
R. A. SAWYER
STATE MARKET (Chas. Rudeen)
ALEX. FRIEDMAN (SEATTLE MARKET)
T. R. HOWITT
PEOPLES MARKET A GROCERY COMPANY (J. A. Henry)
BENNETT BROTHERS
MULTNOMAH MARKET (PARK & KOLB)
PACIFIC MARKET (FRED K0LT)
RAY FAIRCHILD
BOSTON PACKING COMPANY
ALDER MARKET (WM. CONSTANTINE)
GEO. L. PARKER
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