THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1910.
11
FLOUR: MARKET IS; REALLY WEAK AT THE LOWER PRICES
Ah Excited Trade
!
TURK
EY MARKET IS
STILL THE MYSTERY
. OFVHOLESALETRADE
Dalk of Supplies Expected Sunday
ami ; Monday No Set Price as
Yet ' Name d S o m e IJraited
TradJnjf At 28 to 29c Pound.
Th turkey market remains mytpry along
the wholesale way, with gi-nersl asles srouiiil
SiA3w a iMiunrl tor lfirt fancr bird, al
though soma r at 111 salting 30c, but ara not
Tha fact of the matter la that the bnlk of
th turkey Mtpplle fr Ttisnltaglvliig will not
srrlv until Sunday or Monday and the market
ulll not formally open 'n earnest until then.
ItaoaipU of tnrkey lo dtite this week
hen quit fair; lu fads-svuiewlut hetter than
einrtt an tmr a Hi volume of early ar-
rival ia concerned. rmie very good quality
stock has come forwsnl, bat the bulk ft tb
offering bare been either of poor ,uUtr or
1nat
Northern brtyera rontlnne to bombard tbe lo
iml trails m-itn liiiiuirle for sinmlies and heavy
outside shipments are likely tomorrow and
Mondsr. ' In mwt Iwtsnoe air to we oot
slde were made with price open that la, th
wls wer made on tha baala of whatever
uric tba market sbaweo. I or me bum i to
supplies.
CELERY 'FIRMER IX SOUTH
Market tor celery I firmer and about 80c
rrata hlcber In California. The local mar
ket la aa et un-lianzel but la very firm. As
advance u generally expectea uere.
I POTATO TRADE IS STEADY
Traate iii"lhe no Into market la ateady ao far
as prhi's ara com-emsd, although the local Job
bing tuovttitent remain much restrtciea. nmau
vnliime of buying continues In tha country at
H.iiHit.tiO (or beat.
ONIONS ARE NOT OFFERED
V.mnmn nt their Inability to make flallv
eric within a ressonabl time on account of
tli car -shortage, w. 1. Swank, general rep.
resentattv of tbe Confederated Onion Grow-
era' aaaoclatlon. reorts that no onlona ar
being offered at the moment.
HIDE MARKET VERY FIRM
While "-rlees Iit are allowing no further
ling for the day. Hie market for hide f
exceedingly firm with demand tha keeneat
Known in in local tradP. tuiiuers are oner-
lug ill beat prices ever known.
DRESSED. MEATS ARE FIRM
Market for i-oimtrv killed calves la very
firm alung the wholesale uoy with aalea nt
12'Z1214o rener.illv for Upton uuallty. Re
ceipts are quite fair but Hie demand keew
sliresst of it. Hog only ateady.
Egg Famine Likely
Because of Limited
Stocks in Storage
Holdings la Local Icehouses Are
. Far Below Requirements
Fresh Stock Is Firm.
With supplies ta eold storage her xtrtmely
care nd with fresh offerings slinost too
limited to mm a market price, on. fear is
exnrcaaed by th Joosf trad that before tba
end of th year Importation will b nec
essary from th middlt west,
Th pric of storsg eggs her bss Advanced
another cent .; :doutn with general aaiea of
teat ijualitr at ilc, although som ar said
to b cskUig IQie sbove till for selections.
Freh g msrket continue firm with sales
at WUSZo-a down. -.Receipts of freak stock
ar scant and even th quality ta not as good
sa normal. Nevertheless, receiver ar hold
ing prices stiff..
Uutter market situation Is very firm with
so advsnc lu price drawing very Dear. Be
cans of tha recent rU of 8c a pound la tbe
pric of buttsrfat, creamery interests will
tut compelled to Idvanc their batter quoUUon
or eh go out of bmlne. With th euo
deoaary companies quoting milk st (1.90 per
handred ponnds batter and cheese makers bsv
been compellsd to follow ot else k the aUip-ments.
FLOUR DECLINE MADE
NECESSARY WITH TH
E
LOIR WHEAT PRICE
General Cat of 20c Barrel in the
Local Market Justified by the
Loss In Cereal Quotation Oats
and Barley Firm in Country.
On th Portland Merchants sxchanra daring
th day thars was a cut of tc s. bushel in blu
stam bids, bnt ethais war anctiangsd. Oat
ani baxlay war nnckugad.
noethwestcSajx R EC EI ITS
Car
URIEF NOTES OF THE TRADE
Wire nnlta nrp allow li-g on aUvancs of lDc
ke2. Kal
Itlucafniie U Um iiollirr rent a pound.
Chicken . aud oibcr iioullry ateady at for
mer prlree.
r lorlua BrpTrttlt lower with quality better.
fwet iolfi'tocN are firmer and higher at
;.7i(a.t-o per crate.
SHIPPERS' Y1LTHER NOTICE
Weathifr bureau adviiiPa:
Vrotect slilmucnts ilurliis the net 48 hmirs
as far nor Hi as Ki-aUlu o.aliiHt niliiiumm tem-
lierHturiiS'. ot auoiit 40 ueKrfea; uorlheust to
Spokane, SU degree: arnitiicaMt to Koise. :w
ilctcree: south to Akhlflnd. 4'i decrees. Mlnl-
Imutn trnpieratur at I'ortland tonight about
SHARP ADVANCE IN OILS
Advance of !)c a gallnn in the price of lln-
aeed .oil and -o a icallon In tnr.nentlna. bo-
rm effective tlurlna- the day bere. The
new, price list Is printed In th regular quo.
tstlou report.
JOBBING PRICE! IN PORTLAND
Wheat Run Light
In Chicago Opening;
Winnipeg Is Weak
Chicago. Xor. 28. (1. K. S.l Trsdlng wss
llxht at tbe opening of the grain market, the
wheat rang running l to J 14 cents. Weak
ness In Winnipeg had a sltg'ut effect here.
Corn was quiet but the undertone besvy.
Trices were s shade higher. Commission
booses wprs fair sellers while local shorts d'd
most of tbe buy Inf.- The eaflST tone In wheat
snd In the Argentina had som effect.
Trade In oats was of email volume, with or
ders on both iddes. Prices wer about ateady.
Tb strength In hoga was offest by scat
tered selling early and lard, which bad de
clined slightly, on s little buying later. Tradt
waa limited.
Chicago rBg by United Pre est
WIIRAT.
Open. High. fxnr. Close
,.ll.7SVi 81.78V4 fl.784 11.76H
.. l.Mi 1.84 1.83
.. 1.00 Vi l.D3 l.MVa
CORN.
, . no fl
. S5 05
OATS.
.. i Va 01 H
.. 6T 8f
I'OTUC.
.. 27.70 27 .7
.. 17. 40 27.0T
LARD.
.. lr5.HO ld.70
.. 30.35 1.43
.. 16 S3 lu.40
RIBS.
.. J4.80 14.80
.. 14. U2 14.87
Portland, Bat
icar ago..
Total tbi week
1 ear ago
Season to date.
Tear ago. . . .
Tacoma Friday.
Jesr ago. ......
Keaon to data.
Year ago
Seattle, Friday.
Year ago ,
Season to date.
xear ago
Deember
Msr ...
July ...
Pert m bey
Msy ...
July ...
May , . .
December
Jitnnary
May ...
December
January
May ...
93
03.
27.70
27.40
le.ns
1.2S
18.23
05 Vi
o4
66 H
27.73
27.47
18.37
16.3:
My .,
January
14.73
11. SO
14.77
14.03
These prices sra thnee st which whnleaslers
Sell to retailers, except n otherniae stated:
Dairy Produce,
' BllTTPMt Creamery, prints, extras, 40c;
fir! iii firsts, . Stic; firsts, Ul'Ac; cubes, lc
ts; cream, Sfic; Nn. 2. 3..
BulTKKi Ai I'ortland d livery .o. 1 sour
cream, 43c; No. 2, 41c.
KU08 Selling price: Selected fresh. 52c:
rue chnt, buying price, IHegon ruuch, 4tl(j
4Hc dosoa; ordinary candied, 60c; April stor
age, Stic,
Liv. i'Ullihi neni, nesry riymoatn
tlocks. H'Aftfl.lc: ordinary chickena. 12i'iax.r:
strgs. He; broilers, 1051 ltle; turkers. 20t2Sa.
dressed, rsney, a'(fivc: pigeons, fi.ou; culls,
inttwc; wiugps, tz.w aosen; ge, live, lc:
l'.kln dueks, young, 17c It..; Indian ttunners.
yoiiDST. loe; old duuks. JSteMe.
lUHMf. aeiung jj-ice: r rchn iiregon rancy
frjll cresuj triolet. XifiZit ir. ; Yonng
America. 2H24tAc. Price to Jobbers: rlats.
V-c: oung Auier'cB, 2.1c f. o. b.; cream brick
!:74l2c; LJiuburger, 2uCu6: blk Swl.s, o-l(tf
traits n.t vegetables.
FRESH KUt l'l'S OrauKca. navel 14 tX)Cl
4.50 per bos; banaua. 6 lb.; Inn..,,, Sl.50f(t
60; Califorula graperntt. :j.(KiSta.o; Ilorlda
4.5ota'5.0(l: pear, l.W44lOO.
VKttHiLS tiucaivuerries. 5tuc m. ; cran
1 berrlea, local, a.60 bo: easteiu, $124112.50.
APPLKS IxmjuL TOcfasL'OO boi, aecordiiii
to miality.
OSIUNS urcgon, z.3U(Z.,3 n.. cental-
sssocistlon Selling prlie at couutir uolma
2.6t) per cenfal.
WUWU selling- price. iew local. Kl vi
1.75.;' Buying priw: Ordinary shipping.
; 1.85jH.0; fancy, 1.60; sweets. No. l. ga.iB1
3.00.
V litjETABLES Turnips, $1.23 sack: carrots,
$1,25; .psrsnlps. $1.22: Urcg.m cabbage. $2.0i)
twt-i green umiu. ov aose.t bimcbes;
pvuiiers. Tc lb.; bead letmie, 2.Z5" crate:
cvlury, ; 4-bO erateii ertlcUokes. 1. 00(1. iti
nera l--, tomsioa, t,si.. .on mg; egg plant.
80 lb. J-string beans, 13o lb.; rhubarb, lWdt
XC lU-iPvaa, auiuvu , trauiiiiuner, fi.UV
" nests, 1 isn ana jrrovisions,
DRE8HiO MB Al'S Seillns nrlee: Connir.
killed best bogs, 12tl2Hc; poor, U'ijlic; best
veal. 12Jfi 12 c: ordinary. llWliv.e: heaw.
8ciUc; poor, 7c; goat, 4c; liiuibs, llc; mutton
fcMlc; tieaf, 4fttie IK
BMUKKU jikatd if am, zQZ4c per lb.;
bteskfost bacon, , 20HQJIc; picnics. I4r;
cottage- roll, I6c; abort clears, i7Ol0c: Ora
,oh exports, smokeo, 20c lb,
LA.M.U Kettle tendered, tierces. iau.
standard, 18Hc; Urd compuund, ltlc.
OV8XKR-olynU.lu, gniicn. $3.20; canned
eastern;. 65c can, $ti.3ti dui.-u; easttrn In shell.
$1.85 per 10": rasor elsma t ); eastern
eytters per pnllon, aoi'.d puck, $.U0.
i riSU Dressed flounders. 7c: silveralda
galwonJieiSMsc per II..; steelhesd. 13c: ir,h
HVjCj lobsters, dfx-; silver smelt. Oc; salmon
trout, 1 He per lb.; halibut, liGc; aturaeon
lUstfiae.
-4iUAJM Large $1.V5; medium, $1.25 dosen
-v '. Grieeries.
SrOAR Cnbe, $.0O, powdered, fS.73- frnlt
r berry. $8.25; Honolulu, gs.jj; U-et. $5 !
dry granulated, $S Jo. i ycl.ow, 7.t4. (Abuva
,! eta lions are 1M dsys uet casii.j "
.. ItONKV ovlr, $3.23 per case.
aiCK-TJspan styh, Ko. 2. 4e; New Or
leibs, bitad. 6d'AiC-, blue rut, &c
KAI.T- oarae, l-lt ground. loOs. $10.00 nor
ten; 6JS$ll.aO; table dslry. 50a. $16.00 luoa
$W 64i; bale. $X2i; lump rm k, ai ton
BEANS Small white, JO V; Isrg white
104c; phik. llmaa, 8c; bau. . 7 u,.'
red, U. - .
Hop. Wool and Hides.
IIOPS SfomluaJ, tmjuig price, laia erorr
Itttio'ie. ' v'
WOOL IMS clip: Willamette talley coar
C tawold, 33c: medluui Shroiblre a4e; flue
2c; eaatera Oregoa s'eple., 2tu5o imr lb.:
coarse and- medium. 2avj,Uc lb.
HIDEt Salted bidu. 23 lb, and np. loe
sited ttsgs. Oil lbs. and um 13c; given ami
alted kip, 13 Iba. to ll., 20c; arcen snd
salted. ratf skins, up 13 Iba., K2e; green
bides, lhs. and Up. !7 green atag, 5tl Iba
and p. 13c; dry h!ie. C.c; dry salt bides.
2f.e;-dry bora faldwu, $l.tiOi2.30; salt bnn
hide. $3.0O(it.V0o, Itursehair, 2!c; dry Jong
Strength Displayed
By Cotton in N. Y.
New York, Nov. 25. (I. N. H.) Prononnced
strength was displayed In cotton at the open
ing today, prices being 12 J 5 points higher.
On the call the first sale of January was
at $20.62, and nt the end of tb first 16
minute this option roe to $20.77.
An Interest usually representing a promi
nent spot house was tbe principsl buyer, tsk
Inp sll months, but other spot bouses were
seller.
.Southern Interest snd Liverpool also pur
chsaed and some room traders took the vs
rauln option. The supply cam from some
of the recent bnyers. who took profits from
com miss Ion homes nnd ail street,
Th exchange at Liverpool was closed.
Heavy general buying continued in the flnnl
dealings aod prices mads further abarv move
ments slmost touching (tie high levela estab
lished earlier lu the week. Active profit
taking developed In January around tha 21
cetit mark, holding prlcea in check. Ths close
was very stesdy, at a net advance of from
38 to 47 pointa.
Th clos was very steady.
January .
Mnrch ...
May
July ....
October . ,
December
Open.
.. 2t2
.. 0o
.. 2105
.. 2009
. . 1H74
.. 2005
High, Low. Close.
2008 2fl2 2004
2111 SOW 2107
2131 21O0 2120
Si 30 20PB 2127
180U 1871 1803
2087 2061 20S5
10,000 Turks From
Douglas County
Roseburg. Or., Nov. 25. Douglas county'
annual crop of Thanksgiving turkeys were
marketed on Friday and todsy, and the total
will number at least 10.000 birds, of which
nne-half will be shlDned to Oakland. E.
U. Young Ik Co., and J. T. Bridges being
.the principal shipper there. George Kobl
hagen, Louis Eoblbagen and the Peoples Sup
ply company ar th principal Roseburg
shlnners.
The' birds ar of excellent quality this year
and the prices paid ar very satisfactory to
the growers, 23c to 26c being tbe pric paid
for tbe first duality birds.
yhe turkey crop will brine ln- total 01
at least $30,000 to tb farmers of Douglas
county.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
orfack). Sonde, Cotton. Oral. Et. '
SI 6-317 Boafd f XrAd iiailtUa
DIRECT . PRIVATE WIRES
, TO ALL EXCHANGES
Member Ctilcago Board et 'Trad,
L Lr-pondnta vf .Ixigaa sb Ufu ;
mwwsj n w jsrg
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago, Nov. 25. (I. N. 81 Speculators
boosted the hoe market, but needed shipper
support to pat 11 over, packers threatening
lower close. The sdvsnee waa 5c, th bulk
selling at $9,2010.00, witb specialties up to
TIO.25. Cattir trad waa alow at the close
In the hccjj market th finish wss 6c to 10c
higher thnu lot week, and at tbe highest
point in trade bistory .
Denvar Woes $9.90.
Denver, Nor. 23. (U. I'.l Cattle Receipts
loo. stesdv. Hteers. 5.50aS.B5: cows and
heifers, $.V40.i: str-cker and feeders, $3.50
fcfS.OO; calves. T:,(iJ8.6.
Hogs Receipts 400, 10c higher. Top $0.90
bnlk. 9.rj0r(i9.75,
Sheep Receipts 14,000, itrong. Fwe, $.73
J.5(i; iamb. fu.uuASii.Bo; iceaer iamts
Seattle How.. 110.15.
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 23. (P. N. 8.1 Hogs
HeeelDte 612. strong. Prime light flow 10.15
, , . 1. 1 . r r Ci nt. .. ......
f0.2.0.00; rough beavlea, $8.739. 15; pigs,
x !5iia.l5.
Csttle Receipt 41, strong. Best steers, $7
(37.23; medium to choice, $6.506.75; comrhon
to medium. $3.268.n; best cows, $3.76j
6.25; common to medium Coves. $4.T3S.50;
lulls. $3.00fii4.6O; calves, $7.0088.30.
Sheep Re'elp)ls none. teav. lambs. $8.50
vTO.00: yearling. $7.O0Si7.30; ewes, $3.00
6.50; wether, $d.50(S7.00. .
New York Metal Marke:
New York, Nor. 23. (I. S. -eVf Copper
qnlet. First quarter, i&c; fecind qnerter, 83V4e-,
third qnarter, 81olc; fourth quarter, SO VO
31c.
Spelter Firm, prim western spot snd De-i
cemtwr. 12Ujl3c; first quarter, 12i4ai24c;
second.' 12V4c.
Wheat. Barley. Sir. Oats. Hay-.
8
34
66
833
216
7201
44
1
S490
625i
1
24
2803
1
C
19
79
Pi
"i
8.'.
221
....
1S4
4
S
23
66
T73
654
7
10
7S8
S
6
33
27
903
613
"'2
2113
227
4
4
63
787
910
8
5
944
12S2
14
6 11
790 1783
M4 2274
6670 1093 1039
Tb decline of 20o barrel In tbe pric of
sll grades of flour which took effect in the
local market at the start of btwlnes today
was not unexpected. In view of the recent
maknes and abarpiy lower prices quoted for
wheat bere and elsewhere. 1 be new price
piacea patent at $8.20 per barrel and the
msrket la really wesk at tbe lower once
Wheat market In Chicago waa again under
pressor during th early day trading. For
eign market were rather slow wltb Liverpool
spot and London cargjea on pastage quoted
ucchana-ed from the rrevlous day
in tb Interior of tb Pacific northwest
there la only a very nominal business rs-
lorted In wbest, although nult fsir activity
continue In oats and barley lor eastern ac-
cc.i-.nt.
Timothy bar eonttnnea extremely acsree
with full price (till being offered to U
eor.utrv. offering aij llm:tea
rooinnall cabled f rem Liverpool mat tb
wheat market waa stesdy bat dull. Arrival
r expected larger and American receipts lib
er si. Spots steady and unchanged. Cargo mar
ket steady, o.ihan;ed. Millers demand lm
proving with nearby uffer very rirmly beta
Ei.Cllsh country market steady wltb an ad
reiic of 1 shilling tot th week.
Argentine showers beneficial.
Oats strong wltb London advancing spot 8
sLIUlngs 6d dearer. Argentina offers liebt.
Continent Is absorbing and world shipments
are .moderate
Bleno Aire wheat closed essy. He lower
with a quiet export -jetnsnd and sum good
rain. Weather la still unsettled wltb ralu
In Dart
Auatralia Weather clear ana warm, tariy
wheat baa been harvested fcud the movement
has commenced. Shipments this week esti
mated at SuO.OOO bushelk whist.
FI.Oi;it Selling or Ice ; Patent. S8.20: Wll-
len-ette valley, $7.70; local atralght. $7.40
627.80: baker' local. K8.00&18.2U; Montana
Livestock -Market
Holding Well Here
At the Week's End
General Trade Conditions Are Sat-
s is factory With Former Prices
Maintained.
P0ETLA5D LIVESTOCK BUN-
Hogs. Cattle. Calre. Sbeeri.
Ksramsr ....... et
FHdsy 1344 lWt 3
Thursday 787 5
Wednewlar 643 264 901
Tuesday ........ 1374 146 S
Monday 2573 JHS1 87
Week ago 518 XSi 18
Year. ago 6t 6.1 9
Two year ago. . 1289 S
10
2153
122
57
1186
102
172
Three year ago. 434
81
67
539
swing. $9.40: export. $7.60; whole wbest.
$8.75 per
graham. $8.40; rye flour.
btrrel.
HAY" Buying price, new crop: Willamette
vslley timothy, fancy, $17; eastern Oregon-
ldalio rancy tlmotuy, siu.uuhqj.i .w. a nana.
$17.00; valley vetch, $15.00; cheat, $15.00;
clover, gn.oollo.ou.
UKA1N SACKS 10IO. nominal; io. 1 umi-
cutta, llH&He 1 cr lem monnt
are higher.
M XLLSTUFTS Selling price: uran, o.w;
ahorts. $29.00.
ROLLED OATS I T. 7. W per barrel.
ROLLED BARLEY $4l.bOif42.00 ton.
Merchanta exchange November bids:
WHEAT
Safds7.Frl.Tburs.Wed.Tuea.M0n.
1916 1913 1916
Blaestem ...168 93 160 161 102 139 100
Fwrtjfold ...154 94 154 155 135 150 153
Club 154 92 154 155 133 148 ISO
K. Russian.. 11 bO 147 iui ioi iu ijv
OATS
Feed 8650 3400 3630 8650 362S 8575 8573
VIaRI.KY -
Feed 4000 2600 40U0 3025 4000 3850 3800
Future wer quoted:
WHEAT
California continues to ship bog la this
direction. Indicating sgs'n quit clearly that
for an all-around food market there la noth
ing better la sight than th North Portland
yard.
There wss fair ma ef bog her over
night, but th trad stsrted alow, a is
csusl, . on Saturday.
General trad condition or sncbonged.
General bog market:
Prime heavy weight..... S9.75f9.8i
Prime light weights 539.5
Good light weight 9.4O?9.90
Medium weight 9.23(39.83
Bough heavy 8.004.S.5
Cattle Oontinu Firm.
Usrkst for oattl continue firm, although
rather qniet on tb last day of th .week
at North Portland. There waa only a small
ran and trade conditions or similar to those
shown on Friday; In fact, all through tbe
week.
General cattle market rang:
Prime heavy steers
Prim light steers
Good atecr ;
Medium steers
Ordinary steers
Common steers
Prime cows
Prim belfers
Good cow
Ordinary cow
Common cows
Prim heavy boll
Good bulla
Ordinary bulls
'Beit light calve
Ordinary calve
Poor calve ,
Just Handful ef Shep In.
Just hsDdfal of stock arrtwed In tb mat
ton and lamb pena at North I'ortland over
night. Sentiment continue good and trade
price or nnlformally atrong.
General mutton and lamb market:
tVlect spring lambs $9.1009.25
Best yearlings 7.85&8C0
Ordlnsry lam lis S.75rc'.).no
Best yesrllng 7.85(88.00
Gcod to common wethers 6.756.00
Best ewe : fl.504t8.00
Heavy to common ewea 4 00 4 4-50
Saturday Livestock Bhippera.
Ilogs R. K. Ragar, Medford, 1 load; A.
Luce. .Oreland Cal., 2 loads.
Csttle J. Nagelst. Tillamook. 1 load.
Mixed stuff J. M. McKadden. Corvsllls, 1
losd cattle, hoga and sheep; C. E. Lucke,
Canby, 1 load cattle and hogs.
Friday Afternoon Bales,
STEERS,
... $7.257.30
... 7.00ft7.13
... 6.5fl6.7J
... 5.75y6.23
. .. fi.004t5.64
... 4.254.7S
... 6.605.73
... 3.50H3.73
... 4.7505.15
... 4.00Q4.23
... 8.O0&4.23
... 4.234.50
... 4.004.23
... 8.00(i3.50
7.00
... 6.00W6.50
...6.00(65.75
LOCAL APPLE TRADE
IS VERY SLOW WITH
QUALITY DRAWBACK
MoTement to Slarket Is Very lTeary
But 3 lost Receipts Are of Poor
Quality and Demand Is Sluggish
East Is Holding Unchanged.
Chinese Loan Is Greatly Oversubscribed and Publlo Wants Cannot
' Be Taken Care of .Seattle Financiers Eager Purchasers ' r
pprtland Bonds New York Inquring for Jackrabbits. ; :.;V ',-.
andLimited Supply
Bring High Markt3
r' i, -' '.' --' ssosaisslassasi ;'" Jt - '.t ' ' " "1v
By Charles W. Storm.
-New YorkN Ko. 23. I. K. S.) Ther i,
exciting trading in many- Stock at tb open-1 V ChlaS 1 IkA OTrraborlbd.
lsrs crowd of broker wss cstbered ta rth i Lumbormen's Trust company, ons ot
copper, nearly all ot whom bod buylog orders. 1 1&4 participants In tbs . new Chlnei
and tber was no .npply In lgbt. t ftoc . ' ... . . -.-1.,(.Hha I
roe to 1x1 st ut start, a rain 1 jzz at in t - ... ,--
clos yeaterday. Later tb trading beeam many hours previous to - th specified
Finance :: Timber : : Industry
Tb local appl market altustlon cotitlnnea
nsor orderlv aod tb nrlc reacted ta 124V
There wa an argent demand also for
United State Steel common, which roa to 128.
Th copper share shared la th upward
movement, with Miami advsnclng m points
to 48. Anaconda 1 H points to IOI 4, Kenneeott
lMi point to 59 1 and American Smelting a
point to 120.
Many of th Industrial Io mad sub
stantial gain wtth Republic Iron and Steel
advancing 1 te 1. distiller 1H to 443 V and
Lackawauna Bteel to lOBft.
Columbia
rm rfi.it aiut .iineh itnvi wtth er-v noor ! Gss roa to a new high record of 49,
quality dominating. - Receipts ar extremely Inlted Bute Steel wa tb most aettr
besvy snd there im general abaenc of first 1 fetnre of tbe flnl dealings, being la urgent
class quality offering. demand and advsnclng to 129, - a new nigh
Eastern markets contlnu to reflect a I record.. --Utah ranged clos to 126 and tb
teady tone, with price practieaUy unchanged, t otber eopoer shares, although reacting alight
Government resort of eastern markets:
BIRMINGHAM Cool, clear. Moderate de
mand. Uoxea. Wash., slow, quality and con
dition good: Winesape, $2.35; Jonathans ex
tra fancy, $2.50.
BOSTON Growing warmer, clear. Auc
tioned yesterday, 1 ear Wash; market active.
Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.732.0f; average
$1.91: fancy, $1.70g 1.00, average $1.78.
CHICAGO Cold and cloudy. Market
ateady. moderate demand. Auctioned today,
Delicious, extra fancy, $f.94: fancy, $1.67;
common. $1.52; Jonathans, extra fancy, $1.54;
fancy. $1.49 and $l.rr.
DENVER Cloudy, light snow last night;
market firm; light demand. Boxes, Colorado
and Washington, Jonathans, extra fancy $1.75
441.83; fsncy, $l.50gl.63: common, $1.25$
1.33; Homes, extra fsncyT $1.751. 85; fsn
cy. $1.60931.75: common, $1.851.50; Deli
cious, extra fancy, $2.80Q2.73; fancy, $2.35
02.30.
FORT WORTIT Cold, clearf Receipt lib
eral. Good demand. Boxes, car lot prlcea,
Washington and Colorado.. Jonatbana, extra
fancy, $l.b3; fancy, $1.60(fJ 1.70; Wlnessns.
extra fancy. $1.90; fancy, $1.73; Grimes and
Homes, extra fancy, $1.75; .fancy, $1.50(31.60.
INDIANAPOLIS Cold, 'clear. Good de
mand. Oiiality and conditio!) fair. Jonathans.
! Grimes and ISfaymons. extra fancy, $2,004
'2?-.. fane. 11 T.Mfr? MV rtetlriraia ami Ra.
uanas, extra fancy, z.w(ti.w.
MINN EAPOLIS Cold, clear. Market flrra.
good demand. Boxes. Washington. Jona
tbana extra fancy, $2.00(52.23, mostly $2; fan
cy. $1.7A2.00, mostly $1.75: extra fancy De
licious. $2.6062.75; Spltxenbergs, $2JJ5(32.30.
MILWAUKKE Clear. Four car arrived;
ly, retained s good port ot their Initial gain.
Rang ot New 'York prlcea furnished by
Overbeck Cook Co., 216-217 Board of Trad
building:
HlgbLowClo
l)ecrlptlon
Alaska Gold
Allls Cb a liners, .,c.
do pfd...
Am. Beet Sugar....
American Con, c...
do pfd............
Am. Car Foundry. c.
Am. Cotton Oil, .c.
Am. Linseed c
do pfd
American Locomotive, e
American Emelter, e.
do nfd
American Sngsr
Open
12i
88 !
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106 H
WW!
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119
December blaestem
January bluestem
Ixcember forty fold
January forty fold
December club
January club
December tuissisn
January Russian
FEED OATS
December
January
December
January
Bid.
.. 159
. . 161
...135
.. 155
.. 135
.. 135
. . 148
.. 150
..8675
..3700
..4000
..4000
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Seattle Market.
Seattle, Kov. 23. (U. P.) Onions Yellow
California, 84c; Oregon, SV433ic; Yakima,
Hie.
Potatoea White River, $35; Ysklma Gems,
$43(43; aweets. 2&3c.
Ban Francisco.
Ran Pranclaco. Nov. 25. IV. P.) Potatoes.
ner cental. Delta In sacks, old land. $2(32.25;
no near im nil. a..iju... tu . oauu.. m. .w.-uv ,
Oregon Burbanks, $2.Kr2.60; Idaho Netted
Gems. $2.25U2-oO; wasnington rettea uems,
$2.4002.60; Nevada, $2.00n2.25; Sonoma,
$2.0052.13.
Xios Anzeiea muhi.
Lo Angeles, Nov. 23: (P. N. 8.) PoUtoes,
northern, $2.7093.00; Idaho RusaeH, $2,704$
2.79 cwt.; Lompoc, $3.00423.10; local, $2.4ftj
2.50; Oregon Burbanks, $2.I022.75; sweeU,
$2.2562.50 cwt.l 76 lur
BANK STATEMENT OF COAST
Clearing:
Monday . . ,
Toeeday ..
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Friday
Saturday
Clearings ,
Clearing .,
Clearing ..
Balances . ,
Clearing ,
Balance .
Portland Banks.
This week. Tear ago.
t H 408.R80.flB I 2.011.477.34
8,408.828.39 1.832.962.54
2.367.650 98 1.602.242.94
2.685.31S.94 Holiday
2,481.817.13 1,013,833.41
1,948,360.87 1,774,013.60
Ran Franeisoe Bank.
$13,239,710.00
Lo Aagelea Bonk.
$ 4,001,T1T.OO
, $ 832.W3.O0
98,918
OUattla. Tlanka.
I 2,882.837.00
; 667,392.00
DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST
wool pelt. 2lc; dry abort wool pelt. 17e! dry
sheep shearlings, each. loQ25e; aalted aheeo
sliearllncs. s.h. I3r25c; salted long wool
mils, each, $1.00tujl.i3; aalted abort Wool
pelts, escb. 30 S$1.00.
TALLOW No. 1, 9c; No. 1 Se; grease. 6e
per lb.
CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK Buying
price, per car lots, 9',c; k-s tbsn car lots.
&l-je-
MOllAlIt 110. rtOSI .
SISAL Dark. 13e lb.; white, 13'e lb.
. Paints, and Oil.
COAL OIL Water white,. In drums and lroa
barrels, 10c. ' - '
LIN'SKKD OILnaw. hbto., $1.0 gal.; ket.
tie -bulled, bbls, $r.lO;.ray cases, $1.1.1;
lilleil. coses,. $1.13' gal. f. .lot of, 20 gallons,
lc less. ; 1 ti
TCltl'ENTINE Tank. Mr: eses; 69e g!l.
v WIUTK LEAD Tan 101.' 16ti lb.; 300 lb.
lot. 10c; Ice kits, 11c per lb. .;- f
, GASOLIN& Bati irlce. WlVtre- gI,
, OIL URAL Carload lots. (Wei; ls fba
car lota, $JS.0O. -." - r T' -
1 Seed. Buy tor ?rte. . v (
CTOTtB Ked. 14c; abrik. 13e per lb.
' TIMOTHY 4Uvt4Uet domestic ry maa,
lttl vetch, SH!i,)e; onion, SVc
SeatU Market.
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 25. tU. P.) Butter
Nativ Washington creamery cube. 39c; ditto
brick, 40c; storsge cube, 36c; ditto brick &5c
Cheese Oregon triplets, 25e; Wisconsin trip
lets, 2oc; ditto twine, 29c; xoung America, xjc.
-. Kggs select rancn, 00c; ireau caBiern tc
April storage, 40c.
. 8as -Francisco Market,
San Francisco, Cal.. Nov. 23. IT. P.) But
ter Extras. .u6c; prime firsts, SSVsc; firsts.
83c.
F.ecs Bxtras. 49Vic: pullets. 41 He.
Cbeeae California fancy. IS Vac; firsts, ITe;
Oregon triplet, fancy, 2iuc.
Lo Anxsles Msrkst.
Lo Angeles. Cal.. Nov. 23. (P. N. S.)
Egg caae count, ouc.
Butter Freeh extra, STVaC
San Francisco Cash Grain.
. 9tT Francisco," Nov. 23 (U. P.) Wheat
iter cental-- tliroruia ciun, 3.TUu;:.T&: so
aira. 2.75ti2.9(: northern riub. $2.0(o;2.t2''.4:
do blnestein. $2.93tr3.00; do- Turkey red, $3.00
43.10; do red Russian. $2.90t2.U2.
Karley Per cental Feed, $2.2522.30
ahtiiutne- and brewlnr. nominal.
Oats Red feed, $2.03ia2.1 for ordinary; d
seed. S2.35W2.4A; do blacK, fj.iaus.i: Ao. 1
northern to arrive. '
New. York Money Market.
f New York,- Nov. 23. IU. t- Money on
BarUver Tiondon, 83 3 16d; bay silver,
New York, T3(.C. ".' w'.-
. Demand sterllitg $M 11-16.
v Sis moiitha and mercantile paper not quoted
? .7 Lierpool Cash Wheat.
tJverrxtfih Nut. i".. ll. N. S.l-tHwt wheat
steady, uta'hsnired tudsy with No. 1 norther
Manitoba ol-l oneted s suu ttrm ai
13 Sftd. All other graqe are exhaancd.
" - - .it 1 . a. 1 n - v
' Wnew writing er calling a ' advert taers.
pleas menuoai an journal. t . . l-nv.j
.Weill,, CIIU, 111.
American Tel i Tel..(l28H
American Woolen, .c.. 53
Anaconda Mining Co.. 1 100
Atchison, c tlOOVs
do nfd I
Baldwin Locomotive, c 84
do pfd
Baltimore & Ohio 864
uetuienem steel, C...61U
do pfd
nunc cc r-nnerior 1 oni
California Petroleum, e.l
ao pra 64
Canadian Pacific 170
Central Leather, c IU
Chesapeake & Ohio. . .1 67
cnt. ureat Weat.. e
do pfd
Chi.. Mil. ft St. Paul
good demand. Boxes, Jonathan, $1.73&2.23; Chicago h N. W. c
No. Av. lb. Price.
8 teer 819 $3.00
nKIFERS.
1 heifer 780 $4.00
2 heifer : 706 4.00
1 heifer "SO 3.50
1 heifer 580 - 3.00
1 heifer 74U 8.50
1 heifer 810 3.75
C0W3.
1 cow 1030 $.1.00
1 cow 1120 4.00
1 cow ia.SO 4.75
2 cow 003 s.:o
1 cow 108O 4.73
2 cow mixed) 595 4.23
1 cow 1)30 5.00
1 cow 1070 6.00
1 cow ." HCO 2.00
1 cow 770 2.0n
1 cow Will S.00
1 cow fK 4.25
1 cow 1040 4.00
1 COW 1040 4.50
1 cow 920 6.00
1 cow 910 6.00
1 cow 9$o 4.50
1 cow 840 4.50
2 cows 945 3.00
1 cow 730 8.50
2 cows 1000 4.25
2 cows 915 2.50
8 cows 1010 8.00
2 cows 1020 5.00
1 cow 9.(0 6.O0
8 cow 1003 4.00
1 cow ' 900 4.50
3 cows 917 2.30
1 cow 820 2.00
cow 903 2.OO
1 cow 1030 2.00
1 cow 840 2.0O
1 cow 1010 8.00
1 cow 1310 2.50
1 COW 900 2.50
1 COW 1010 2.50
I cow 790 2.50
1 cow 840 2. SO
1 cow 10K 2.30
1 cow 900 2.30
1 cow 870 2.5)
1 cow 740 2.5-J
1 cow R.'fO 2 50
1 cow 960 2.50
I cow 1090 6.00
1 COW 117. 4.00
2 cow 923 8.23
1 cow 930 8.25
2 cow 1O03 8.2i
1 cow 1190 8.25
BOGS.
3 hog 293 $910
9 hogs 167 9.60
45 bogs 188 9.50
19 hogs 291 8.50
20 hogs 139 8.23
18 hogs 184 73
g hogs 2t)3 9.00
4 hogs 368 8.65
80 bogs 177 9.60
8 bogs 140 8.25
88 hogs 199 9.70
10 hog 313 8.70
. 5 bog 153 9.50
168 bog 182 - 9.60
8 bog 843 8.60
86 bog 128 8.85
71 bog 173 9.60
7 bog 273 8.60
10 hog 113 8.23
16 boga 86 6.75
8 bog 140 7.23
43 hog 189 9.60
3 hogs 417 8.60
3 hog 130- 8.23
103. bog 169 9.60
103 bog 170 9.65
II bog . . 127 8.23
4 hog 275 8.H0
II bog 236 8.60
8 bog 117 8.50
6 bog 198 9.70
8 hog 183 9.70
1 hog 200 8.00
YEARLINGS.
2 yearling 90 $7.73
EWES.
5 SWT 130 $6.23
LAMBS.
5 lamb 75 $9.04
8 lamba T 87 9.0
6 lamb 50 7.23
Saturday Morning Soles,
STEERS
No. Ave. Iba. Price.
6 teer 628 $3.50
COWS
1 cow 810 $4.00
Delicious snd Spltxenbergs. $2.25422.73.
NEW ORLEANS Cold, clesr; light re
ceipts; good demsnd. Boxes, Washington., De
lleiou. $2.75; Spltxenbergs. $2.65; Winesap,
$2.50: Jonathans, $2.20-,Staymens, $2.30.
NEW YORK Weather tinsettled. QtiaU
ity and condition generally good. Boxes,
msrket draggy, demsnd slow, condition good.
Oregon 8pltxenbergs, extra fancy, $1.90612.00;
tuuey, $1.73(21.83; Washingtin. Spltxenbergs.
extra fancy. $1.83(32.10; fancy. $1.601.8O-J
iicuciuus, exira 111117, ,c.w2 4.40; Jona
thans, extra fancy, $1.73(51.90; fancy, $1.50
U1.75.
OMAHA Pleasant: market active, quality
good. Boxes, Jousthans aod Grime, fancy,
$1.73(32.00.
PITT8BCR0 Cool, cloudy, market firm mod
erate demand. Boxea, Washington, alow,
Staymena and Jonathans, fsncy od extra
fim-y. $1.502.25; Spilsenbergs, extra fsncy,
$2.50fft2.75; fancy, $2.O0Q2.6O.
PHILADELPHIA Cool. cloudyj . market
firm, demsnd good for good stock. Auctioned
today, 1 car Washington extra fancy Btay
mcnt, $1.70; fancy, $1.53; fair color, over
ripe.
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LAUNCH CUT IN TWO
AND 50 SAILORS ARE
DUMPED INTO WATER:!
Three Men Belonging to Sup
ply Ship Dead; Two Miss
ing; Four Injured,
San Francisco, Nov. 25. (P. N. S.)
Thres members of ths crsw of the
naval supply ship Glacier perished,
six were Injured and two are missing
and probably were drowned te-Jay
when the Glacier's launch was cut in
two by th paddle wheels of the
Southern Pacific river steamer Apache.
The dead are:
William Heiberser of Glendale, Cal.
Grover Campbell of Middleburg, Ky.
R. E. Wiley of McKinney, Texas.
The missir.gr:
C. F. Trimble, seaman.
J. Morrison, seaman.
The injured:
Paul Wood, seaman, bruised.
Frederick Wright, seaman, bruised
and suffering from exposure.
H. Tamamoto, captain's steward, un
conscious for hours from exposure.
Wood Watson, water tender.
Many Witness Accident.
The accident occurred 200 yards
south of the Ferry building and in
plain view of passengers on trans-bay
ferries. Tbe launch left shortly after
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CMno Copper...
Cuh Fnel & Iron. c.
Consolidated Gas
Corn Products, c 27
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cruel Die steel, c 89
Den. ft Rio Grande, pfd 44
Distillers 1 43
Erie, c 87
uit, ist pro rz
General Electric. 1180
Goodrich Rubber 71
Gt., Northern, Or. Lds 43
urea-t Kortuern, pld.....
Oreene tan ! 55
Hid ft Leather, c 17
do pfd I 77
jca securities 27
Illinois Central 1 104
industrial Alcohol UTO
Inspiration 70
interooro, c ...
do pfd ...
Kan. City Southern, c. 26
Kelly Springfield 75
Lrckawanna SteeL.... 104
Lehigh Vslley
Iioulavllle ft Nashville
Maxwell Motors, c... 74
Mexican Petroleum .... Ill
Miami Copper 47
M., K. ft T., c 7
Kennlcott Copper S8
Missouri Pacific
National Lead 69
Nevada Consolidated... 31
New Haven 58
New York Air Brake.. 179
New York Central Uli
N. X., O. ft W I
orfolk ft Western, c. 140
Northern Pacific 111
aclfic Mall 26
Pennsylvania Railway.! 66
l-iimourg si, c 1 so
Pretsed Steel Car, c.. 86
do Dfd ...
Ray Cong. Copper 1 34
Rsllwsy Steel tjprln.-. ! 00
Beading, c 108
ao lat pro
do 2d pfd
Republic 1. ft 8., e 91
do pfd
Rock Island 34
Khattuck I 83
stuoebaker, c....: 11 A
do Dfd ...
Slusa Sheffield 88
Southern Pacific 100j
Southern Railway, e.. 27
do pfd
Tennessee Copper 23
Texas OH 233
Texaa Pacific 17
Third Avenue
Union Pacific, c 148
do pfd
U. S. Rubber, c 66
do pfd
U. S. Steel, c 127
do pfd
Ctsh Copper 127
Virginia Chemical, c.. 48
W. U. Telegraph
Westlnghons Electric. 84
Wisconsin Central 61
Wool worth 138
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tims ef closing the list. One of the
features ot ths subscription to ths
Chines loan Is that financial interests
were eager to participate bcaus of
th fact that th Chinese govemonent,
neither the empire or the republic-
has ever refused to pay its debts. It
Is stated that th publlo has been a
Tory, eager bidder for the bonds but
that delivery cannot be made to all
because of the extrem demand.
sttl Money Xs Imvested. Th
fact that a Seattle firm was so eager
to, secure Portland securities that it
hid a stiff premium over all competi
tors for. tbe Improvement bonds sold
Thursday, Indicates that investors ot
ths Queen City think much of Port
lands ruture. Even at tbe extreme
price th Puget sound Interests were
very eager to secure the bonds.
Ksw Tork Wants- Babbits. Gam
Warden Tonkin was in Btanfield Mon
day and reported receiving a letter
from a firm In New Tork city which
is In ths market for Jackrabbits. Tha
scarcity and' high cost of meat in the
world's largest city has caused dealers
there to resort to every method possi
ble to supply substitutes for beef.
England Changes Contracts. It is
officially announced that Great Brit
ain has agreed to modify tbe contracts
with the Mldvale Steel, Remington
Arms, Union Metallic Cartridge and
Winchester Repeating Arms company
that have proved too costly for tnauu
facture.
Xieglglat to Believe Taper Cost.
Officials of the Spanish internal com
merca department are attempting to
secure the enactment of a law per
mitting money to be paid out of the
federal treasury to paper manufactur
ers and importers In an amount equal
to th Increase in the cost of news
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58 print paper, according to a report from
1' ? Consul General Hurst, Barcelona. Pub
iomv I Ushers of small papers in Spain, many
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of whom are on the verge of being
forced to suspend publication because'
of til .tremendous Increased cost of
paper, would under such a law be en
abled to survive, ,
Under the proposed measure the rov
ernment when conditions shall have
returned to the normal, will levy , a
small tax on paper until ths treasury '
shall b fully reimbursed. '7 .
Japas? Banks la asMriess Poea- -
sloxts, Some of the leading banks wf
Japan have begun overseas operations
which have taken th form of branches .
being established at points In th .
choicest Paclfio ocean trade routes vf .
American steamers. Consul Gentr!
Skidmor. at Yokohama, has reported
to th stat department that tha Sumi.
tomo bank has not only opened ex
change transactions as agent for th
International Banking corporation, but -has
established branches at San Fren-1
Cisco and Honolulu and will shortly
open branches In China.
Ths Thirty-fourth Bank ef Osaka has
begun exchange transactions for ths
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking cor
poration, the report states. Ths YameV
guchl and the Kashima banks are con- :
templating exebange business. Ths
Mitsubishi company's banking depart
ment has already established a branch
office In London as a step to ths open- .
lng of exchange between London and
Japan. The Mitsui bank has announced
Its Intention of shortly opening
branches in Shanghai, America and Ku- .
rope.
x,uxnbr Trad Aldd -Georg L.
Marsh, who has supervision of the
mill operations of the Ostrander Hall
way & Timber company mill at Os
trander, was In Kelso on hi wsy to
Tacoma to figure on ths specifications
for two ships to be built ther soon,
states that his company Is getting a
big share of th timber business aris
ing from the Increased construction of
wooden lumber carriers on the Colum
bia river snd Puget sound. The Os
trander mill is especially equipped to
turn out timbers required for keel,
keelsons and other parts of ships and
is supplying the timber for several of
the shipyards of the northwest.
Editor and Pastor
.To Change Places
Vancouver. Wash., Nov. 25. The
morning services at the First Metii
odist church Sunday will be conduct
ed by Kdward Curran, editor of the
18 Clark County Sun, a local weekly
newspaper. This is in exchange with
L. Benedict, who, this week.
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8i4 has charge of the news and editorial
j columns of the Sun. Th pastor "got
111: out" the Sun and In exchange Mr.
47 Curran is to conduct tno above men
sou tioned services. At 11 o'clock Mr.
j"j Curran will speak on "The Teacher and
8 His Message," and at 7:30 o'clock on
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"The Church and Its Mission." Good
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Eancher, 111, Shoots
Himself in Head
Centralla, Wash., Nov. 86. Sylves
ter Kohtala, a rancher living seven
miles up th Lincoln Creek valley,',
wcit of this city, committed suicide
Thursday evening by placing his hesd
apalnst the muzzle of a rifle and
pulling th trigger. His body was
found about 11 p. m. by a neighbor.
Kohtala was $7 years of age and
lived alone on his ranch. Despond
ency over 111 health is believed to
have been responsible for his act, .
PORTLAND FIRE RECORD
No fires.
No fires.
rrtday.
Saturday.
bale 798,600 shares.
Wallace Mass Wins
Oregon City Game
Oregon City. Nov. 25. Wallace
XTasfi fnrwsiril rm t Vta Crtsrfn Ctv Jifcrh
s oubch i.o ia Mi.Ur. wm, imu oeen ; school team, mad a sensational 60
on shor leave back to th Glacier, yard dash wlth the bftU Fridaj(ain a
which was anchored 1ft Man o' War same, piayed against the Vancouver
rOW. The little Crafts COUrSe tOOk Vlo-w -r,l on. th. V.niv., rrnunr1.
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New York Coffee Market.
New York. Nov. 25, U. P.) No. 7 Rio
coffee, spot, 9c; No. 4 Santo, coffee, 10c
Special Army Meetings.
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 25. A series
of special Salvation Army meetings
will be held in Vancouver this evening
and Sunday. Colonel and Mrs. T. W.
Scott of Seattle, provincial officers for
Washington, Oregon and Idaho, will
be in charge, and this evening -will be
assisted by Knsign Pogbe, Captain and
Mrs. Sherwood and comrades of Port
land., Sunday morning and evening Colonel
Scott.'Staff Captain Andrews, Adjutant
Genge of Portland and other speakers
will deliver addresses in different
churches In the city. At 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon a big union service will
be held at th Army hall, East Seventh
and B streets. Th program as out
lined also " Includes special speaking
and singing In the ball at S o'clock
Sunday evening.
The publlo has been invited by Cap
tain and Mrs. Mitchell, , In charge
locally. 4 - t
her directly across the path of the
big Sacramento river steamer and close
to the berth of the Apache.
The Apache was in her berth prepar
ing to back out, and her paddles were
running to resist the action of the
strong tide. So strong was the tide's
pull that the little launch was drawn
by it under the Apache, where she was
quickly cut in two by the river boat's
steel paddles. Sh sank immediately,
and all those aboard her were thrown
Into the water.
Watchman Sound Alarm.
Watchmen on the docks sounded an
alarm, and the Crowley and Patterson
boathouses rushed launches to the res-
ran down a broken field, and placed
the ball behind th Vancouver goal for
the only touchdown of tbe game. Cap
tain Sullivan kicked a goal and the
score for th gam was 7 to 0.
Th victory yesterday by the local
team over the Vancouver boys was th
second this season, th first victory
having been scored on the local
grounds, tb score 12 to 7.
Following tb gam th local boys
were tendered a banquet by th losing
eleven which was followed by a dance.
Attorneys Move to Dismiss.
Oregon City. Nov. 25. Judge Grant
cue. The Lnuea states cruiser South B. Dimick. Walter A. Dlmlck, and W.
Dakota also responded to the alarm, L. Mulvey, attorneys for H. B. Cart
and sent two launches. The imperiled lidge and P. Gregory Cartlidge, who
men were quickly dragged from the are defendants in a $20,000 libel suit
water, and Wright was taken to the filed last spring by City School Super
harbor emergency hospital. j while Heil- intendent F. J. Tooze, filed a motion
bc2ter ? itJA Piac e?. Friday to dismiss the complaint, be-
v. nnu Bdi.- ssa.ta.aa nnmnlaint nntoini mnrs
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ors when she set out for the Glacier
She moved along safely until she
reached the end of the - ApachVa
pier, running close to the Apache's
stern wheel. Just as It was pasblns;
the big river vessel the tide caught it
and swept it lrresistibaly over against
the Apache.
than one cause of action. The motion
will be argued before Circuit . Judge
Campbell during the next week.
Athletic Dance Tonight.
Oregon City, Nov. 25. The first In-
fnrmil ria-n hplrl in ra la a fiinri fne
Tha big steel paddle wheel descended h. st vera n izam4 Drs trn r1tv iih.
striking the launch fully and squarely. ,etIo .elation will b held this even-
a srwi Hum oo iuiii in uer siae. i . , , v.m
letting the water In with a rush. In
less than a minute sh broke in two
and plunged, scattering th. sailors on
the water in all directions.
The Falls City orchestra will furnish
the music and th affair will likely be
one of 'the most successful of the sea-
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Splinters of the launch were left ?on' "&rry G' SmJth manf ot th
floating on the water and to thes
some of th sailors succeeded In cling
ing, . but the majority were left to
football eleven, and Alvln. Obat, secre
tary-treasurer of th association, ar ,
arranging the details.- They ar being!
swim until chilled and dripping, u:ey assisted by members of th football
wer hauled aboard rescuing: launches team. '
ana cutters.
The Glacier has been used various!.
as a refrigerator ship and a transport.
At present she is used to carry sup
plies. "
reterson Fined f 10.
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 25. Harry
Peterson, who was brought to Vancou
ver this , week, on a chars of petty
larceny, was taken to Camas and given
an opportunity to plead guilty to a
charge of drunkenness, which be ad
mitted, lis Was fined $10 and costs.
Peterson was first charged with hav
ins taken $1S from a friend's pocket, :
Game On for Thanksgiving.
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 25. Van
couver football "fiends" wiU be given
an opportunity Thanksgiving of wit
nessing a fast gam between th
Washington Athletic club team of this
city and tb Chemawa Indians. .Th
gam will b played on on of the
local fields, either at the high school
or at Franklin school. Th local team
has been experiencing conaidarable
trouble in securing' games this year,
all of th Portland teams refusing to
play, claiming that th locals are too
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