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Newspaper Page TextV THE OREGON , DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, -1917. 21 - DAIRYMEN PAY HIGHER INSTEAD OF LOWER FEED -PRICES Edited by Hyman H. Cohem CALIFORNIA ONIONS HEM SO POOR THAT TRADE JIS REJECTING T :t ' Lajw Priced Stuff Is Finally Pot In High rrlced Class Because It Is High at Any Price- tcal Prowers Asking $2.65 F. O. B. While the lower prloe and poor vqoallty California atock bu temporarily mined the Ml and market for superior quality Ore-oo onions, there are strong Indication that wltb tn a abort time th Ideal atock will again cemroand general aale. Ihirtng the laat few day there baa been practically no movement of Oregon onions from the band of Willamette valley rrowers, due to the fact that the trade of the coaat had recently purchased ita requirement of the cheaper-priced Californiana. Ixwer price quoted by the California onion Interests waa too tempting a bait for the trade to let go and the reault -ras that there waa no demaud for the Oregon atock while a liberal movement of the southern, product et In tbl direction. Now that the California atock baa arrWed In tbla territory the trade baa found that low-priced onion are sometime very high priced and thl I one of the Instance where they are In the latter claaa. Quality of th California stock ha been most disappointing to the northern trad and saaoy rejection of carload lota are reported. J.ocsl growers are in the meantime alttlng tight and are not being stampeded. According to W. I. 8wnk. general aelUng repreaenU tiTe of the Confederate Onion Growera' aaeo elatloa the organlaatloo baa been offering onion at $2.e& t. o. b. country shipping point but that little bualneea baa reaulted on account of th urplu of poor quality Cali fornia stock., CHICKENS ARE CLEANED UP A very liberal purchase of practically all the chickens along Kront street by a northern firm, cleaned up etery thing In sight here dur ing the 84 hour and price for all poultry are firm. - Fresh Fish Scarce With Prices High In Portland Trade The fresh fish trade is suffer ing as & result of the great scar city of supplies generally and the Increased Remand. But little sal mon Is coming forward, and the offerings of halibut are so limited even at 20 cents a pound that the trade's wants are not supplied. A few Columbia river tomcod are. ar riving and selling at 10 cents a pound. Crabs continue scafce. BAD FAITH CHARGED TURKEYS ARE COMING FASTER Homcwnat more liberal supp.lieiof turkey re coming forward to the local maraei, oui the demand Is farorable -and price are well maintained at li8830c a pound for beat dressed atock. i " BUTTER MARKET IS DRAGGING Very draggy tone cofltlnuee In the butter trade here a well as elsewhere In the Pa cific Northwest. 1'ricea for best known brand are unchanged but ahaded flgutea are for other ottering. Hies Are Higher With Leather Firm Eastern'3Iarkets Erratic But Local Trade Is Paying Rise Tal low Also Up. Sharp adranee are being quoted In the market for hidea in Portland a a result or Improved trade conditions throughout the country generally. Advance here In general are from 1 to 2c a pound and are due mostly to the fact that the leather market in the East has ahowa liberal strength recently. Additional heary purchase of shoe by various government is the big factor In the hide aa well as the leather market at this time, although prices in both lines, at eastern centers hare been rather erratic of late. Dry flint calf ekins snow a rise of 3c a pound at 33c here. Along with the .advances In bides comes the announcement by the H. F. Norton "company of a rise of lc a pound in cascara. or chi t torn bark to 8c a pound net weight. Tallow prices' have also hardened and are op 2c with No. 1 at 13c a pound. All the price changes are now in effect. AGAINST MILLERS BY THE DAIRY INTERESTS Say They Were Promised $25 Bran and Market Has Actually ' Ad vanced in the Face of an Un changed Wheat Price. NORTHWEST G&AIX RECEIPTS -Cars- Lack of Snap for Livestock, hut No es in Prices North Portland Market for Cattle and Sheep Roles Quiet- v ' ' Hogs Unchanged. PORTLAND UVESTOCK RUN Hogs. Cattle. Calve. Sheer). Wheat. Barley. Fir. Oat. Bay. Portland. Thur. 8 7 4 11 Year ago 21 .14 6 . Season to date . 3305 60 343 618 -783 Year ago 2725 72 742 OCT 708 Tacoma, Wed. . 48 1.1 Year ago 'M 1 1 Season: to data . 2S20 30 ... 147 . 825 Year ago ...... 3221 72 ... 204 S59 Seattle. Wed fi Year ago; 16 1 3 6 12- Season to date , 2227 108 712 8961819 Year ago 2617 170 768 770 1812 633 105 2 32 48 125 . . K2 1R3 22 40 440 1427 820 12 825 101 10 1 7 922-881 4 1612 735 241 14 688 885 110 7 470 1413 4 15 ' 3SS 805 22 T ... . 874 78 .. 1003 SMALL FRUIT HAS A. WEAKER TENDENCY IN THE PORTLAND TRADE Stocks Gain Early : But Heavy . Tone lis Shoi' Later Finance: Tim berilndusiry Corn Market Quiet At Chicago Opening By Joseph F. Pritchard Chicago, Nov, 15. (I. N. B. The cash trade in grains was quite small today and in cluded 50CO bushels of corn aud oO.OOO busl.eU of oat. While the corn market was VttVt lower for the futurea, oats were up Tc. Liquidation by longs In the former waa the feiture aa well aa the factor today. Oats were taken freely by shorts. The lard markt v as the leader In provisions, with the nearby months 6.1c higher and deferred nnchanire.l. Tork wa 6c higher, while ribs were 2Vai7Hc lewer. shown LIXSEK I OIL IS HIGHER nf Re a esllon la announced for llnaeed oil by W. P. Fuller o-. me rise . ou the telling, side. being In ef feet Wednesday. The new prices j Although trade in provision was not heavy Chicago, Nov. 13. (I. N.. S.) Corn prices held within narrow limits ut the opening here today and the market waa quiet. Opening prices were slightly lover and trading was light. -laical coiumlaslon houses were actMc of raw In barrel la fl.Us ana in cases ai.ao per gallon. FEW POTATOES ARE MOVING While there eontlnuea an occasional sale of potatoes In carload lota to the south and southwest.- th market in general is alow and in . general there Is a lack of activity. Pride continue unchanged. BRIEF XOTES OF THE TRADE Carload Malaga graoea In; aale at c Another ahipuwnt of Flurlda grape . fruit; price unchsng'd. '" .Country killed bogs firm at recent advance; veal Juf hold.: y.ft remain alow with price stationary for the day. . . j Off-quality cranberry prlcea are being re duced. I SHIPPERS'. WEATHER NOTICE Weather b'irsu advices: Protevt ehlpments during the neat 86 hour sgslnsr. th following minimum temperature: Volng north. dt-tfrees; northeast over 8., P. ft H. R- R-. 28 degrees', east to Baker, 82 degrees: snd south to Ashland, 88 degrees, altntmiuit temperature at Portland tomorrow about 45 degree. JOBBING PRICES IN PORTLAND These price are thos at which whdealer sell to retallcra, except aa otherwlae at ted: Dairy Produce PliTTEIt Creamery, prrata in paraffins w tappers, extras. 48c; prima firsts, 40c; firsts, 4c; cubes, lc less; cartons, lc ad- vimce; dairy, 350. : ... B UTTER K AT Portland delivery basis. No. 1 cream, 62c. CHEESR Selling price: Tillamook fresh ' Oregon fancy full cream triplets. 24g24Hc lb.; Young America, 23(925MiC lb. Price to jobbers, flats, 2:ic; Young America, 24c, f. o. b.; l.rlck. 85c lb.; limberger, 85c; brick Swiss, 80c per lb.; Oregon triplets,' 28tttt24c per lb. IXiUS SaUlu- price: Case count, 51l$S2c per floxen; buying nniea. the market had a J!rm undertone. The mar ket opened lower with commission houses mod erate buyers. Oats were .fractionally lower at the opening and the market fentnreleas. Range of Chicago United press: prices furnished by Month December January . May December May January . November December January . . January May COTTON STEADY WITH AN OPENING ADVANCE nrlca. candled. 6053c; aelected candled, D5c: storsga, 40014 Sc. LIVE POutiTRY Hera, heavy Plymouth Rocks. 20c per ID.: ordinary cnicaena, iiuc per lb.; ataga, 140 per in.; amait sprlogs tiMkeys, 22g22v4c per lb.; dressed, fancy, 28j EOc per lb.; cull, 24c; squab. 12 00 per dosen; geese, liv. livauic; mm oucka. young, 18i)0c par lb.; - Indian Runnera, old ducks, 14(il7c per lb.; pigeons, $1.25 dosen, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FRK8H rHUlTS Oranges. g3.25J4 50 per box; bananas, 4ftac; lemons, f5os.0O; t'allfornia grapetruit, f 2.mxas.tj; t lurida, 4.70(&6. 75; pears, $1.50(t2.25 per dox BKRRIE8 Huckleberries. l2HSl5c cr lb.; cranberries, locaV box, H 3 -W; eastern, M.x.(a7.00 ner barrel. APl'Lai tirlmva Golden, Bellflower, Win ter ttanunaa. box. .1.2rttl.75; fancy Jona- tnc ns, uoa, i.ou per uoa.; lancy jouaiLana 138s, $1.60; Fancy Jonathans, 150s and 163a, J1.55; fancy Jonathans. 17a, $1.50; tanes onathana, 168a and 2Oa. fl.45; Klnga. Fal Pitinln mtn.. Bl.o: CMklnv innlfi A ttA 1.26; cooking applea, Jumble pack, medium else, i.w. ukiTES Malaga. 6c lb.; Oregon Tokay, fl.ii) ucr craiv, vuvvi, ,7av u: v.aii- i - -T-u . I mj -Koriiia ONION Oregon, $3.00(&3.50; garlic, 6Vai c. per POTATOES Helling pric: Tabl stock. local, 1.6001.78. Baying price: Choice eutpplng. 1.20l.ogt aweet poutoea, J M TS Aimonu, iaii, man sack, per lb., 22c; almooda, I XL. full sack lota, per lb., xic; aiBaonos, n rius. leva man sack, per lb., 21e; almonds, KePlus, full ssck kot. per lo., we; uraaus, leas man sacs, per id. la..: cLeatnuta. easteru. email, ner lb.. 82c heanuta. Oregon, large, per lb., 17c; fil berts, leas than aack, per lb., 23c: pecans. Urge, per lb., 18c; peanuta, "Swan" brand Jap, alagle sack, per id., izhc; peanuts 'Swan1 brand. Jap, S-sack lota, per ib., 12V4C; pei nuts, beat fresh roasted, lb., 14c; walnuts, V'reucb. less than sack, per lb.. 18Uc; wal nuts, Frenrh, full aack. per lb., Isc; W liCts, Mo. 1 a, . lea man aacx, ID., 2oc walnuts, No. 1 S. 8., full sack, lb., 24ftc walnuts. No. 1 Manchurlan, leas than sack lb., ITVjC; walnuts. No. 1, Manchurlan. full aacks, lb., 16ftc; walnuts. No. 1 Budded, full Facts Facts Facts A IDING Grain Delivery. Wheat from th Rlmrock district has been marketed this year in Lewlston for the first time as the result of the construction of the Lewlston Hill State High- . way, . auto trucks- Being: used to deliver the grain. Improved roada are solving transportation problem, particularly when paved with - i- BITULITHIC J Warren Bros. Co. 'Journal Bldf., Portland, Or., Facts . Facts Facts. CORN Open. High. . 1.19U 1.16 . 1J6 1.17 . 1.15 1.15 OATS '. 63J t 4H . 03 a PORK i. 45.60 45.75 IaARD . . 2T.87 27.95 S4.no 24is RIBS .. 24.22 24.42 . . 23.9ft 28.07 Low. 1.184 1.15 1.14H 83 63 Close. 1-194 1.1 1-15 4 64 45.40 45.00 27.87 24.52 24.20 ' 28.85 New York, Nor. 15. (I. N. S.) There was steady tone at the opening of the cottou market today, due to good buying? from varlovi source. August anowea an opening aavance of 15 points, and other options were 1 to 8 points net higher. The market waa strong in me anemooo. The close was . barely steady at a net ad vance of IS to 41 points on the active posi tions. Montn Jemiary . . . February . . . aMrch March April May June July August November . , l-ecember .. , By Hyman H. Cohen Dairy , interest ar very much concerned over the advance of $1.00 a . ton charged! for mlllstuff by miller of .the Pacific Northwest in the face of the promises of food : ad ministration authorities some time ago that prices would be lower instead of higher. Dairymen say that the miller have : ab solutely broken faith with them and that the situation Is serious. Some time ago when the price of wheat waa fixed by the government and it baa not been changed since then, dairymen were promised that they would secure bran at $25 a, ton or around that price. Recently the general price for thla product in the Northwest ha' been around 3O.0Og3l.d0 a ton, "but during the day the price - was boosted to $31.00S2.00, the latter for ear- load lota with shorts at $34.0035.00 a ton. Millets on tbe.otner hand assert that they are justified in making the $1.00 advance on account of not only the extreme eall for ralllsrtiffa, which ia taking all stoek in sight, but the fact that even at the advance the price of stuffs is materially lower .than either oats or barley. MlHors ' made a cut of 20c per barrel In tbe price of patent flour, which placed the, market at $10 for leading brands, but some of the smaller plants are selling below this. Many complaints have - been received from the country recently regarding the pricea charged for both flour and millstnff and it is reported that the fight will be carried on to the headquarters of tbe food administra tion In Washington. Grain markets are generally quiet here with practically no changes Indicated in quota tions. WHEAT New crop, bluestem. $2.05: forty fold, $2.03; club, $2.01; Russisn, $1.98, tide water track basis. FLOUR Selling price: Patent, $10.00; Wil lamette valley, $9.60; local straight, $9.20$ 9.00; bakers local. $9. 8O(c10.0O; Montana spring, $10.8011.00; exports, $7.50; whole wheat. $10.40; graham, $10.20; ry flour, $10.73 per barrel. HAY Buying price, new crop, Willamette tlmotby. fancy, S24.O025.0O per ton; East em Oregon-Washington fancy timothy ( ); alfalfa, $24.00&25.O0: valley vetch, $22,000 23.00; cheat. $22.0023.00; clover. $22.00 per ton; grain, t24.0025.00 per ton. GRAIN SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta, 18 He In car lots: less amounts higher. - MILJ.STi FFS-Nomlnl selling price: Bran, $31.00332.00; abort, $34.00(335.00; middlings, $42.00 per ton, SMXKI) OATS Per ton, $55.00. WOIJKD BARLEY Per ton. $55.00057.00. CORN Whole, $88.0: cracked. $84.00 ton. RYK Buying prlC.H lO.Oti per ton. ; Merchants Exchange, Nov. bida: OATS Week Thura. Wed. Tue. Molt. Sat. fri. ago 1917 1916 1917 Feed 6000 80OO 4900 4975 4000 4fiO0 4O00 4800 BARLEY Feed 03' 87 5100 3900 1 Rrawins 521 K) 4UUU MM O.VWJ OOW DZOU 0W Futures were quoted : OATS December feed BARLKY December feed , December brewing Eastern ests and corn in duir: Oats. No. 3 white, Nov... 38, clipped white. Nov Corn. No. 3 yellow, Jsn Corn. No. 3 mixed, Jan. a 7.00 Q 5.00 & 7.50 6.75 S 7 .23 .$ 9.000 $.50 . 7.00 9 00 . 6.00 . 4.00 . 6.50 . 4.60f . T.CO . 4.00 114-50 14.00 18.00 112.50 1 10-60 27.95 26.25 24.65 24.27 ! Open. High. Low. Close. 2750 2780 2750 2703 275. 2724 2758 2722 2746 2724 278 2722 2746 2736 , 1705 2742 2704 2732 , 2713 , 267 2721 2679 2708 , 2ti52 2052 2652 2073 2850 , 2830 2848 2820 28 W medium. Budded, per aack; nek. Ib., 28c; walnuts. lull sacKs, id., oc. VEOa7J.ABL.tas xurnips, si. as carrots, si.ou oer c, wets. 1.00 per ascsj' iwrKuys, fi.w m v . , caune local. $1.75 cwt.: green onions, zac dosen bunches; oenners. 12Vc per lb.; bead lettuce. R5e ner dosen; celery, 70gi"5o per dosen; artichoke. $1.00 sack; encumbers, $1.10il.5 per dozen; tomatoes, Oregon, 754i85c per box; eggplant, 8u per lb.; string beans, ee per lb; peas, 7c per id,; ctuum. "'iu, ti.i per aozen; pumpains, u. Keats, lisa ana r revisions bRESSED MEATS Selllna crice. eonntrr killed best hogs, 1920c per lb.; ordinary. lT"ialioc per ia-i urw ti, J4!Sioe per ID.; ordluary vests, Himm: per j.; rpugn. neavy. Sllc per lb.; goata. oc per id.; lambs, IS (jllc per id. ; mutton, in-oc per 10.; Deer, c per id. sMOKED MEATS Hams. 29U083C ner lfc . breakf&st bason. 3447c; plenlCs, 24c per ib.; cottage roll, 23c: auon clears, 29$32c; Ore- on exports, smokea. KU I per 5150 5100 6050 5050 5050 6000 Bid .. GOOO .. 6100 6200 Dec. oa ts. No. 3 . . . Dec. oats, clipped .. Feb. corn, yellow . . Feb. corn, mixed .. 4500 4650 5560 540O 400 470O 0300 I 6200 Thursday Wednesday , Toesdsy Monday Srtnrday ........ Friday Week ago , Year agp Two years ago. . . . Three year ago., Four years ago... Trad la the livestock market continues tecdy in general at North Portland. There was a fair ran of swine ever night la the General hoc market ranse: 1 Prime light ,$10.20(316.40 Prim heavy '. 16.00(318.20 Pigs 14.0014.75 Bough heavy 15.0015.20 Cattle Situation Quiet While showing no wesknaea, th market for cattle continue quiet at North . Portland. Price are held about unchanged In general although for some offerings a dragging tone is indicated. General cattle market range: Best beef steer Good beef steer Best beef cows Ordinary to good cow ........ Best heifer Bull Calve gtocker and feeder steer Mutton Situation Steady While the mutton market contalnue to drag, the tone i considered steady at former quota tlona. There wa only a nominal run reported in during the day. General mutton and lamb rang: Western lambs $14 00i Taller Iambs 1S.60- Yearling 12.SO Wether 12.00' Ewes 8.50i Thursday livestock Shipper Hogs M. Gsfrey. Th Dalles, 1 load; M. D. Wheeler, Lebanon, 1 load. . Cattle J. McCarty. Enterprise. 1 load. Mixed Stuff G. S. Reed. Enterprise. 1 load of cattle and hogs; O.'E. Gorallne, Joseph, 3 loads of cattle, calves, hogs and sheep; Cut ford Bros., GervaiP, 1 load of boga and sheep: U. E. Nelson, Monitor, 1 load . of cattle and boga. . Slow Cattle Call Kid well t Caswell say: "There was a moderate ma of cattle on the market the first of this week snd every thing found a very slow outlet, part of tbe big packer being entirely out of tbe market and others only taking a few cars. Included in the receipts were a number of car of strictly choice steers and up to 2 p. m. none of these had been sold. One esr of prime steers sold st $9.65. two cars at $9.25, one at $3.50 and one at $7.50. Thee sale are all at least . $1.00 lower than at high time three weeka ago. It take choice steers with tots or, weignt .to Drug cu.oo or better, s good class , selling from $8.00 to $8.50 and a fairly good class of off grade killer selling from $7.00 to $7.50. and medium and common kinds from $5.60 to $8.50. The demand for cows and heifers J very (lack. W sold number of bunches of aood cows and helfrra at $6.00 which ia fully lc lower than two weeks sgo. A Very good clsss selling from $5.25 to $5.75, inferior kinds from $3.00 up. The demsnd for bulla very rood and prices on choice kinds steady. Choice light veal calves are finding ready ssle at steady prices. We do not look for any lmprovemeia) in the rattle market for several weeks as all the packer are carrying a aurpioa. Would not advise shipping any cattle at .the present time unleaa compelled to do so. "There was a light run of hog on the market, the demand waa very good, and prices were from 10c to 15c, with extreme tops selling- at $16.35, bnlk of sales from 16.15 to $16.25, heavies from $15.15 to $15.25, and pig from $13.00 to $14.00. "The sheep market 1 demoralised and It Is hard to quote aecurate prices.- It take strictly top lambs to bring $13.29, wethers, $10.60 to $11.50, and ewes from $8.50 to $10.00." United States btrrean of market reports livestock loaded In the country November 14 in car lots: Cattle and Mixed calves. Hogs. Sheep, stock. Ttl. Totals 2887 1720 772 462 618!) 1112 731 479 600 1237 1368 501 6859 livestock loaded Novem- Sew York. Her. 1. (L V. .) Tke stock market waa sTreeralaa- ia tke late dealing ta- k MH.4 i.NrriuJ i Tnrtfty County Win Get 50 The eca-moa moved np t f 1. Utah rallied ever Oregon State Bankers association seta to as "4 ommoa ul' ; sTl example In thrift promotion oy T Its offer of $50 to the county whoso New Tork. Nov. 15. (I. N. . Although j achools show tho best record for prices j moved la aa irregular manner at tbe thrift during the year. .The offer was opening of the stock market todty. nrmnera made by the bunkers at their meet. State Bankers' Association Will Giro a Prit of 30 to th Most Thrifty County Schools in OregonXew Sawmill Is to BrlnX Business Into the Bend District. v ' - - " V in coming Forward That Some Handlers Are Asking Price Con cessionsEast Doll But Steady. NORTHWEST APPLE SHIPMENTS season to date 10.115 ears bam 191 9,72s can were mad from tbe Initial figure. . United States Steel common yielded H at the start to SO, but quickly advanced to 91. Bethlehem Steel "B" rose to 77T4 nd Re public Iron A 8teeL after falling 1 point at tke opening Jto 68 H, rose to 6S4. Marine preferred, which, after opening lower to 894, advanced to 91H- The comnvm operating with the bankers and every county superintendent of schools In the state is assisting. Among-the acta of thrift listed on the Question blank sent oat to the schools: Sarin--end depoait 1ns 10 cents each, week during the school year devotlns an average of three hours each week to homo Indus tries such as cooking, canning-, cardan- IVtas . ,. m-A . A . . .... The local apple market fglnnlng to sag " ! LlZr', lightly under th Influenc of too much smU group, gaining It to 98. Caaadiaa Pa tlona Ind newspapers. The ratio of sixed fruit. While there are no general price ciflc advanced over 1 point to 1S3H. activity to the number of Pupils in ehtnges Indicated here or at primary ahtpplng I ,?bf'ti?Bwer aeUT1' tr"de4 la j ch county will be determined from points for any apple, in the Pacific Northwest '.trWa wWc'aas ahowa to the early fr Ca.rd.kept T the teachers and fnVB.rBe f wholesaler, are jnak: ocSnfof asm 5 ?SrorS d.nnd b?. i P wll be awarded to the county ing frtctional coocessioiis In price on very ta Qulckv. ftUed ln Ue Ut- torenooa a ; makins the best showing. The com- rll rlMd.i"t f. po0?qnal,t,1- delopd. mittee of bankers Laving- the project In ef toe 1917 "Si. J ? ?S2P.,f?!l 'St ,tock mAer eIW consists of W. E. Kyler of the 2L. ?pl?,.cro' In,?"lc ,l2ra- drofplng nearly g points to 1X Aa- Benton Count r bank of C!orvili H west sttrpassed all previous eeasoo. There sever was a season when stock showed such nniformally good quaUty a tbla year. Even the "O" grad. which is usually rather poor atnff. ia thla sesson so close to th extra quality that some of th trade actually pre fer the former. Apple shipments from the Pacific NorthweU continue to gain ln volume and are leading th shipment of a year ago for this period with a good margin. Various apples market: Kancaa City Demand light with movement slow. s , Colombo- - Demand and movement slow. Washington extra fancy Jonathans, boxes, $2.25; fancy Rome, large, $2.50; extra fancy Delicious and Winter Bananas, medium. $3.00; extra fancy Spltsenberg, large, medium, $2.75 4J3.00; fancy Wegener, small, $2.26. Dallas Demand moderate. Washington and laaDo extra fancy winter Bananas, Urlroea. dropping nearly S points to 7X14 eonda sold down 1 point to 54f Steel common, after advancing to 91. dropped to sett, and Marine preferred sold off over 1 point to 89. Reading declined from 6BH toOQH. Trading 'In the Liberty bonds continued heavy, tbe H selling down from 98.82 to a new low of 98.48. while tbe 4s, which had sold at th opening at 99.60, dropped to W.:u Benton County bank of Corvnilie.: H. Hirachberger, president of the Inde pendence National bank of Independ ence; A. C. Schmidt, vice president of the First Savings bank of Albany. Hew Saw SOU at Bead. C. Oehler of Oehler dt Boyd sales agents of the uescnutes White Pine Lumber com Trading was dull during the afternoon with t Pany announces that a saw mill with the pric at about the best points of the a capacity of from SO.000 to 100,000 dsy. Marine preferred, after selling a low feet will be erected this winter at Prln aa 89, moved np to 91. and Reading from ele Faus It pianne1 to have'ma- W&m2&W& J1?."? ln"? th. .prTn. abont the same gain at 77. ' 01 m- A m,L" 1 in oper- Induatrlai Alcohol, after lUn down near-! atlon on Bl River cutting- Umbers for ly 6 point to 88, moved up to 90 Only construction and work is under way fractional change occurred la moat of the j for the electric generating plant to fur other issues. ( j nish power for the new mill. The ,.,. v k river will be diverted from lta course boxes. VLBO; extra fancy Jonathans. $25; furnubd by thToverbeck a Cooke Co 216-217 ! for & distance of 1000 feet by a canal fancy, $2.00; choice. $1.76. Philadelphia Demand and movement slow. Washington extra fancy Staymans, medium, boxes, $2.00. Auction prices: Washington, 4 cars, quality and oonditlon generally good, ex tra fancy Jonathans, large, $2.00 2. 33; medi um. $1.65Q2.10; small, $1.451.70; fancy, medium. $1.6591.70; small. $1.4Oigl.60; fancy Winter Bananae, medlnm, $2.102.75; extra fancy King Davids, medlnm, $1.75(31.93: fsncy medium, $1.60(31.65; extra fancy Rome, large, $l.SO(&2.E5; medium, $1.55(81.75; fancy. $1.65(31.95. St. Loula Demand moderate with market weaker. Baltimore Demand and movement alow. Waablngton extra fancy Jonathan, large, boxes. $2.25(82.86; medium, $2.0002.10; small. $1.90(32.00: fancy, $1.662.00; choice, $1,604 1.75; juxnbl pack,-$1.50; orchard run, $1.50& 1.86; extra fancy and fancy Romea, large. $2.25. Oklahoma City - supplies adequate Board of Trade building: DESCRIPTION lOnenl Hist) Alaaka Gold A Ills Chalmers, e.... Am. Beet Sugar .... Am. Can, c...- Am. Car Foundry, c. Am. Cotton Oil, c... Am. Linseed, c Am. Loco., c Am. Smelter, e , Am. Sugar, e... Am. Tel. A Tel Am. Woolen, c Anaconda Mining Co. Atchison, c Baldwin Locomotive, c Baltimore k Ohio, c. Bethlehem, Steel. B.. Brook. Rapid Transit. Bntte a Superior ... Call. Petroleum, c... Idaho I Canadian Paclfc extra fancy Jonathans, Winesaps, boxes, $1.90 fancy. $1.70. Pittsburg Demand and movement slow. Demand and movement moderate for boxed $3.00(83.25; fancy. $3.60(02.75: choice. $2.00 n"1"" ie. t2Z.oo: extra fancy jonatnan. jiwozw; Ctonaolldated Ga Central Leather. ... Chesapeake a Ohio. . O. & Gt. Western, e. C. M. a St. Paul.... o. a w., c. 70 82 61 26 24 49 T0 1 Va 107 40 55 84 68 81 77 41 13 133 61 Corn Products, c Crucible Steel, c Distiller Brie, e General Elaetrle. .... Goodrich Rubber G. N.. Ore Land ... pfd. 33c per lb, Kettle rendered, tierces, 27i Ib.: standards, 27c; lard compound, 22c OYSTERS OlymDla. srallon. S4J0: canned eastern, 66c per can, $6.60 per doeen; east ern oysters, per gaiion. Bona paca. X3.SO. FISH Dressed flounders, tic; sllverside sal mon, 14c; "i-uuiea,-- ioc; percn, 7sc: sole. 7c; salmon trout, 18c per lb.; halibut, 20c per id." uiacs cvu. oc; ucriniR. oc jo. ; rasor clams, ( ) dosen; Bard shell. 4c lb.; $2.75 per box; crabs, $1.75g2.50 per dosen. wrooenes SUGAR Cube, $8.75; powdered. $8.60; fruit or berry. $8.00; u yeuow, g7.40; granulated. $8.00; beet, .w; exira ai.oo; golden C. nor ex ew, -t.vuu.w per ease. R1CB Japan style. No. 1, 7c; Mew Or leans head, 9c; blue rose, 8c. SALT Coarse half ground, 100s. $15.00 oer ton; 60s, $18.00; table dairy, 60s, $19.70; 100s $19.25; bale, $2.55; fancy table and dairy. $25.75: lump rock. $20.00 per ton. BEANS Nominal. Small white, 14c large white, 13cj pink, tOc; limas, 13c; bayous, 10c; re,- 10c. . Hops, Wool and Hide . HOPS Nomlnl. Buying price, 1916 crop 2527c lb.; 1917 crop, 80 & 35c' per lb. WOOL Willamette valley coarae Cotwr,M 55e pet lb.; medium Shropshire, 00c per lb Eastern Oregon, 50 55c per lb. HIDES Salted. 25 lbs. and np. 18c; salted stags, 00 lbs. and np, 15c; salted and green kip. 15 lbs. to 23 lbs., 18c; salted snd green calf, np to 15 lbs., 25c; green hides, 26 lbs. and np, 16c; green stags. 60 lbs. and up, 12c; dry. flint bides. 80c; dry flint calf, up to 7 lb.. S3c; dry salt hides, 23c; dry bone hides, $1.60 to $2.50: salted horse hides. $8 to $4; horsehair -r8? 30c; horsehair, mane, 15c; dry long wool pelts. 42c; dry snort wool pelts, 25c to 80c; salted sheep pelts, long wool, each, $4 to $5; salted lamb pelts, each. $2 to-$3; salted short -wool pelts, each, $2 to $2.50; dry sheep shearling, each, 16c to 80c; salted sheep shearlings, each. 25c to 60c. TALLOW No. 1,. 13c; No. 2, 12c; grease. Be per lb. -- . - CHITTIM OR CASCARA BARK Buying price." per car lota, 8 He per -lb. MOHAIR 1917, 55c per lb. . Rope, Paint, Oils y EOPB Sfl, dark. 23e; white, 22Uc per lb.i atandard manlla, 83c. LdNSEED OIL Raw. bbl., $1.28 per gal lon; kettle boiled, barrel. $1.30;, raw, cases. $1.88; boiled, cases, $1.40 per gallon; lots of 250 gaUons, less. COAL OIL Water- white ln drums and Iron barrela, 10c per gallon. ; . . WHITE LEAD Ton lott. - 12cpertb.:fi00 lbs., 12e. TCSPKNTTSB Tanks,. 65c:. caes. T5c 10 ease lots, lc less. . AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES! Omaha Bon $17.40 Omaha, Nov. 15. (I. Nr S.) Hogs Receipts, 6600; 10c lower. Top, $17.40; range, J18.8017.40; mixed, $17.2517.30; good choice. $17.35017.40; rough. $16.90l7.1O; light, $17.20 17.30; pigs. $1621. Cattle Receipts, 4400; steady. Beeves, $716; cows and heifers, $5.60 9.35; stockerg and feeders, $o 13; western, $10 13.60; calves. $94 12.50. ' Sheep Reecipts 6500; strong, tVethers v$ll 12.6b; yearlings, $10.60 12.50; lambs, $1617; ewes, $9.25 1L Chicago Bog $17.SO Chicago, Nov. 16. (I. N. S.) Hogs Receipts, 30,000. Slow. 10c lower. Mixed and butchers, $17.00 17.60; good heavy. $16.96 17.60; rough heavy, $16.65017.15; light. $17,000 17.60: pigs, $14.00S17.50; bulk, $17.20 17.65. ' . Cattle Receipts 7000. Steady. Beeves, $6.8516.26; cows and heifers. $4.5011.65; Btockers and feeders. $5.65 11.36; Texans, $5.80 &i3. 30c calves, $6.75g13.25. Sheep Receipts 12,000. Steady to lOo higher. Natives and western, $8.70 U.80; lambs, $12.26 17.00. Denver Bogs 917.65 Denver, Cold., Nov. 15. (TJ. P.) Cattle Receipts 3700; steady. Steers, $8.00012.00; cows and heifers, $8.25 fti) 8.25; stockers and feeders, $$.50 a 11.60; calves. $8.0010.00. Hogs Receipts, 1500: strong to 10c higher. Top, $17.65; bulk. $17.00 $17.60. Sheep Receipts, 4600; strong. Ewes, $9.50 11.25; lambs, $16.00 17-00. Kansas City Bogs $17.70 Kansas City, Nov. 15. (I. N. S.) CatUe Receipts, 9000. Steady. Steers, $8 15.50; cows and heifers. $6.25 11.60; stockers and feeders, $6.50 11.50; calves. $5.6016. Hogs Receipts, 5000. Steady to 10c lower. Top, $17.70; bulk. 17.15 17.60: heavies, $717.70. mediums, $16:8517.66; lights, $16.05 17.40. Sheep Receipts, 4000. Steady. Lambs, ,$15.2517; ewes, $9.2&11; wethers, $1012.25. beattle Hog's $16.65 . Seattle Nov. 15. IL N. S.) Htogs Receipts 165, steady. Prime lights. $16.4516.66; medium to choice, $16.60 le.eo; smooth neavies sio.uuicoits.ia; rough heavies, $15.50 15.65; i pigs, $1560015.65. Oat tie Receipts 32, steady. ' Best steers, $9.00 9.50; medium to choice, $8.268.76; common to medium, $6.00 8.0O; best cows,. $6.75 7.0O; com mon to medium cows, $.60 S.50; bulls, $6.008.50; calves, $4.oo 5.75. ' Sheep Receipts non, steady-. Lance, $13.6013.75; ewes, $6.00 S.60; wethers. $8.6011.0 Cblcago Dairy Produce,; Chicago, Nov. 15. (I. N. S.) But ter Receipts. 7726 tubs. Creamery, extra. 44 c; extra firsts,. 43 44c; firsts, - 39 42c; :.v packing stock, 8233. . ' . - - Eggs Receipts,. 3643 cases. Cnrrent receipts. 3944c; ordinary firsts. 40 4lc; firsts, 44 44; extra. 6041e: checks. 21 30c; dirties. 29 32c New York Metal Market New York. Nov. 15.(I- N. S. -Metal firmer. . - Tin nominaL Spot 72 bid. Iead steady v spot. 14 bid; Nov and Dec, 6 6. Spelter, spot. Nov. nnd Dec-795; first quarter, g8i. - t r - Copper, unchanged. : 1 week ago. .8372 4 week ago. 3412 State origins ot ber 14: For Portland Idaho 4 Oregon 7 Ttl Portland 11 1 week ago . 12 4 weeks ago. 10 For Seattle Idaho ... Oreron ..... ... Washington . ... Ttla. Seattle .... 1 week ago . 7 4 week ago. ,11 a 12 14 No. 12 steers 4cow . 12 cow 4 hogs . hog . 1 hog 1 bog . 13 bog . 1 hog . 1 boa; . 2 ho tea . 11 hogs . 1 hoi 8 bogs . 27 hog , 8 lambs i; lamb Wednesday Afternoon gale STEERS At. l bs. 881 COW8 010 1018 7 12 19 18 14 2 2 13 17 10 24 fancr, $1.752.00; choice, $1.50; fancy Ben ljoTls, $lJSOai.75. Denrer Jobbing price for Northwest boxed tuff: Jonathans, qnallty and condition gen erally good, 82.00(82.15; fancy, $1.75(81.85; choice, $1 .GO 1.60; extra fancy Dellclona, -larre. $2.7503.00: medlnm. S2.5062.75: fancy. $2.402.0O; choice, $2.25; extra fancy Wine- Great Northern, sap. 12.15(22.25: fancy. $1.90(22.00: choice. Ureene can 11 83(31.73. Clereland Demand good for gon storK. Wsshlngron boxed stuff, extra fsncy Delicious, large, $3.25; medium, $2.75; email, $2.50 2.75. Buffalo Demand moderate but movement draggy. Northweat boxed goods: Extra fancy snd fancy Jonathan, large. $2.002.1ft; medi um to smsll. $1.752.00; fancy King Davids, large to medlnm. $2.O0(g2.10. , Chicago Extra fancy Jonathans, medlnm to large, boxes. $2.00(32.25; small. $1.0091.75; ftccy, mostly around $1.50: extra fancy Win ter Bananas, large, $2.5032.75; medium. $2.252.50; small, $2.00(82-25; extra fancy Homes, large, mostly, $2.23; extra fancy De licious, large. $2.75(83.00; medium. $2.50; smsll, J 125 2.50. Auction prices yesterday: Washington Grime. Jumble pack, 858 boxes, STerage $1.05; Jonathans, Jumble, 310 boxes, $1.201., areiage $1-24; 528 boxes, a-rerage $1.00; Colorado Jonathans, extra fancy. 832 boxes. aTerage. $1.90; 1164 boxes. $1.7001.95; aTcrage. $1.88; fancy. 880 boxes, rerage $1.75; 1842 boxes, 1.1531.T0; arerage, $1.50; choice, 864 boxes, $1.40(3140, versge, $1.48 HOGS LAMBS 185 170 630 170 185 170 260 115 185 800 198 214 AS 65 Price $ 5.50 $ 4.75 6.75 $18.10 16.00 14.00 16.10 18.10 15.00 15.00 15-00 15.00 15.00 18.00 16.20 $13.00 1X17 70 38 ! 26 X 24 40 72 91 157 V. 40 53--H 8 54 51 78 42 15 01 S8H 81i 804 25 62 as 14 124 H S3 Vi 25 61 13 Hide at Leather, c. Ice Securities . . . . Illlnnla central Tnriiuitrial Alcohol . . . 102 Inspiration k- 40 Interboro, c I li Kennecott Copper I so Kan. City Houthern. c Kelly Springfield S3 Lackawanna Steel I 71 Lehlah Valley I 52 LcoUTille eV NashTllle.il 18 1 Man well Motor, c ... Mexican Petroleum ... Miami Copper MtdVl Steel Mo., Kan. V Taxaa, e Missouri PaUflo ..... National Lead NTada Consolidated , New Haven New York Air Brake.. New YorkOentral ... N. Y., Ont. at Wetrn Norfolk a Weatexa, c. Northern Pacific .... Pacific Mall Pennsylvania Ry 87 81 0 25 53 124 29 91 13 70 81 eo 24 H 24 48 70 V4 91 106 89 1 54 Vi 84 62 61 75 V 40 181 00 V 85 37 No. 6 steer 1 Bteer . 1 steer . 1 teer steer steers -1 10 Thursday Kerning Soles STEERS At. Ib. 641 640; Brio 1020 850 1027 cow cow cow cow cow cow 75 hog 8 hogs .. 2 bogs . 22 hogs bog COW8 HOGS 22 8 12 7 65 3 , 8 bog hog hog bog bog hog hogs . 1210 .i 800 . 940 . 620 . 670 . 1010 . 194 . 338 . 140 . 237 .. 191 .. 123 .. 192 .. 343 . . 130 211 .. 895 .. 179 Price. $ 6 .00 4.50 4.25 6.60 7.00 7.75 5.60 4.50 3.00 8.00 4.60 6.00 $16.10 15.10 14.00 15.10 1610 1425 1615 j 1615 1400 1625 1523 1610 Idaho Wagenera, orchard run, 713 boxes, $1.50 ffJXiS. v.iY " . S1.80. areraae. $1X1: Btaymans. extra fancT. I J.A.r!?'-." " 628 boxes, S1.30QJ2.68, aTerage l. New York Demand moderate. Northwest era extra fancy Jonathene,, $1.6032.00; fancy. $lJXXai.75; extra fancy Spltsenbergs, $2.25J 3.00; fancy, $2.00(32.50; extra fancy Bomea. $2.00(32.60; fancy, $1.75 2 25. Auction prlcea. Washington extra fancy King Dsvlds, $1.75 Q 2.10; fancy, $1.4t1.75; extra fancy 8tay n.ans, $1.2562.10; fancy. $1.10(31.75, average $1.40; Newtowns, $1.65(22.45; Idaho Winter Benanaa, $1.752.20- Boston Market weak with demand and moTement very slow. Waahlna;ton boxed stuff, extra fancy Stsymans, lsrre. $3.00; fsncy Jonathans, medlnm. I1MQ2.00; small. $1.60; extra fancy Jonathans, large, $2,250 2.50; medlnm, $2.0003.23; . small. $1,759 2.00; orchard run Jonathans, shipped bulk and boxed for oBstoo. jumble pack. $1.25(31.65. mostly $1.40. Auction prices: Washington boxed goods, extra fancy Jonathan, large. $2.30(32.60; medium. $1.80(32. 0; small. $1.60 0165: fancy large, $2.05(32.10; medium, $1.653.10. Houston Movement good and demand good for good stock, demand poor for poor stock. Oregon, Idaho, Washington and Colorado boxed atnff, extra fancy Jonathans, $2.2583.40; fancy, $2.10(32.20; choice. $1.68(31.75; extra fancy- Winesaps, $2.5032.60; fancy, $2.00 2.60. St. Paul Demand moderate, market slower few sale; quality and condition generally good. WashlngtoTwDemand limited with movement draggy. Prices unchanged. Omaha Demand and movement moderate. Minneapolis Quality and condition of boxed stuff generally good witn demand moderate 102 41 6 30 38 73 62 113 Pressed Steel Car, c. Rav Cons. Copper Railway Steel Spring.. Reading, SV Rep, Iron at Steel Kock Islam fears. Roebuck aV Co.. Shattuck Htudebaker 9 Sloss Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern RaSway, e. .. Tennease Copper j Texaa Oil Texas Pacific ...f Third venue Union Pacific, c United States Rubber, cj United States Steel, c. Utah Copper j Virginia Chemical, e, . W. U. Telegraph Westlnghoos ailectric.. Willys Overland Wool worth 744 26 Mi 42 ii 42 16 26 67 1O0H 8o?4 'it 40 40 51 Vi 21 8 IT is 3 81 za US IS 74, - 27 42 31 42 o4 Lmr ICloe at the end of which is a fall of SO teet. It Ts estimated that 3260 horse power will be developed to operate the mill. From 125 to 150 men will be em ployed in the two shifts ln the woods when the mill is ln full operation. The Deschutes White Pins Lumber com pany has been buying- up large tracts of timber during the past summer and it is said that a quantity of govern ment timber also figures ln th com pany's assets. Products of the new M mill will be shipped from Bend. 68 Domestic Trad Borstal- R. O. 51 Dun's weekly trade review of the do- ; mestio trade of the United States ia reassuring. It states that the regular 2 16 68 82 60 24 24 48 71 91 107 39 81 80 24tt5 ft 115 14 123 83 34 90 i2T POTATOES AliONG THE COAST 41 16 10 133 00 46 ' . Beatte Market J Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 14. (U. JJu ' unions California yellow, pound, 3 course ot activity and large volume) has been resumed after a slight Inter ruption by . the second Liberty loan bond Issue. .Business development, . Dun's says, has become more dearly, defined, with activities centering in regular channels. r Tho movotntnt to ward -higher costs has not perceptibly slackened in certain leading commodi ties and recognition that soma supplies . are growing more limited has Impelled efforts to provide against possible scarcity of needed materials and merchandise- Wfcer shortages actually-, exist-and there is difficulty ln main- talnlng production the markets natur ally strongly favor the seller arid fur- . ther advances may be looked for. - liberty Xoaa Conversions Holders of United 6tstes 15-30 year 3 per cent first Liberty loan bonds and In terim certificates therefor will be en-' titled to conversion of all, or any of . the bonds or Interim certificates into an equal face-amount of 4 per cent convertible gold bonds of . 1913-47: the terms of which will bo Identical with those of the second Liberty loan except that the 4 per cent convertlbs -gold bonds of 1JJJ-47 will have tho same date of payment of Interest, same date of maturity of principal and same terms of redemption as bonds of tbe first Liberty loan. Tbe secretary , of the treasury has prescribed a period . of six months from November 1$, 1317, within which time conversion privilege must be exerclsod or subscribers will lose once for all the convrsionpriv- . liege arising as a consequence ot the . Issue of the second Liberty loan. T v those subscribers who do not avail themselves of this privilege within tho, -above specified time the privilege will arise again and for a like period It another and different series ot bonds be issued at a higher rate ot interest than 3 per cent per annum before the termination of the war. The same 'pro vision in regard to conversion prtv ' liege will spply on the 4 per cent con vertlble gold bonds, providing subse , quent series of bonds should be Issued by the. United States before the termi nation of the war bearing a higher rata) -of interest than 4 per cent per annum. If this privilege or conversion should -once arise and shall not be exercised with respect to any 4 per cent convertl- , ble gold bonds within the period above prescribed then such privilege, shall -terminate as to such bonds and shall not arise again though again thereafter bonds be Issued bearing interest tt a, higher rate or rates than 4 per cent . per annum. . , 98 40 35 88 71 51 113 T34 2H 41 n' 42 1 62 I 14 134 82 . 24 91 34 Ml 4 r 1O0 , 40 15 87 Vj 72 j 61 113 21 78 351 25 07 100 BO 47 40 40 61 21 SU ea 70 1S 'ii'.' 38 81 24 188 IS llltU3 87 67 too S3 47 O 40 51 21 30 06 Vj 3c: Yakima, oound ilte. Potatoes Locals, new, (0C5O; Yakima gems. $40. Baa xrranclsoo BCarket San Francisco. Nov. 16. U. P.) Onions Brown or yellow, $1.00 02.25 tor good stock. New potatoes Delta, $1.7S1.S per cental for choice; ditto fancy, $2.15 2.30; ditto Honoma. $2.004i2.25; ditto Salinas. $2.8593; ditto Idaho netted gems, s.x; repacked. Sweet potatoes $2.65 ex car 100 pounds. Io Ang-eles sCarket Los Angeles. Nov. 15. I, N. 8.) Potatoes. Northern Burbanks. $2,800 $3: Nevada. $3.203.25. russets. $2.60 472.85; sweets. $2.75 OS. First Installment On Bonds Is Paid In Washington. Nov. 15. U. P.)---In-stallment buyers of Liberty bonds paid in about $685,000,000 today, the first IS per cent required. Of this $-200. 000,000 will Immediately be turned over by the treasury toMake up a recent cer tlficate Issue. 2!.. 42 Vs 4 81 40 16 104 67 If Hindu Gives Self Up in Seattle 19 37 "80 28 i32 IV 40 91 74 48 89 72 3 61 17 (. 10 I 17 I I"v 137 19 87 33 24 " 133 18 17 111!U3 Seattle, Wash.. Nor. II. (L N. S.) I man Din, a Hindu, walked Into the office of the United States marshal In 100 I Seattle today and said that he heard 33 I w" wanted ,n 8an FrancUco ln 47 i oonnection with, ths grand Jury probe of the revolt! tionsry plots in India. Din 81 H voluntarily remained In tho federal Hf building while the officers wired to eta. Francisco to find out If there Is any eharge standing against him. i I am absolutely not sruiltr of any wrongdoing," said Din. "I understood they want me and here I am. ,1 was a leader ia the revolutionary movement in India. L am opposed to England, but loyal to the united States." The- Hindu Is 32 years" bid and Is well educated. So, When writing te-or sailing please menrtoa The Joornal. oa advertlMrs MazuMi Plan Hike x- Ths Maxamas will visit Mount Tabor Park n their trip 1 Bun day, November 1$. They wilt start from Broadway and Washington street at 1:16, on ths Broadway ear. The walk will toe taken along ths Al ameda to East Fifty-seventh street. and then circle up to Mount Tabor park. Dietaries Is about ven miles. The leader will be Louise Vial, whose phone Is East SSI. An electrical saMety has listed mors than 3000 uses for electricity, em bracing 10$ trades and Industries. A $1,000 Municipal Bond will fiv you sn Income of -$5$ to 60 a ysr. ZXZsCPT TJtOK AIA ZsTCOMX TAX Call or Fbons " Lnmbermcns Trust Company Capital and Surplus $100,000 ' -SVnmbermens Xldr. Portland.' Or. ToUl aale for tn day were 828,loO ahafM. Foreign Bond Market Bid. A. T. 6s. Oct. 1920 JO U. K.. 6s, Sept. 191S 37 U. K.6s, Feb. 1918 ... 99 U. K. 5s, Nov. 11 .... 34 U. K. 6s. Feb. 1319 .... 8 U. K. 6s, Nov. 1921 31 A. F. Sec. 6s, Aug;. 1919 .. 93 Rep. Francs 6s, 1931 ...13C - Paris 6s, Oct. 1921 82 Marseilles 6s, Nov. 1919 . 32 Russia Extn. 6s. 1921 .63 Fort Worth Demand moderate and market Russian Intl. 6s, 192S .110 steady. iom. os, auk. i3it .... Dora. 6s, Apr. 1921 .... BANK STATEMENTS OF COAST J Dorn. . Apr- 192S 'l:. Argenune 6s, May 1920 DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST Seattle Market Seattle, Nov. 15, (U. P.) Butter Native Washington creamery, cube, 48c; do brick, 49c; storage, California cube. 44c: do brick, 45c. Eggs Select ranch, 60c; ' storage, 42c per dozen. Cheese Oregon triplets. 26c; Young America,,- 28c; block Swiss, case, 37c; Badger orlcK, case, e: ao single, sac; Washington .triplets. 2oc San Francisco SCarket San Francisco. Nov. 15. (U. V.Y Butter Extras, 40 c; prime firsts,- 8 o perpouno, Egm Extras, 55c; extra firsts, 64 c; extra, pullets, 52c; extra firsts, pullets. 61c. ,-- Cheese California' flats; fancy. 2Sc; firsts, 21c. ' .' 3os Anfeles ZXarket 'Ixs Angeles. Nov. 16. (I: N. S.) : Eggs Per dosen, 66c. -Butter Per pound, 42c - .i - .ii J- '-.:.' Xdrerpool " Cotton Steady Liverpool, Nov. 16. (L NT. S.) Cotton futures opened steady. Spot cotton was quiet. Prices steady. Sales. 4000 lales. Middling- fair, ' $23.26,' good middling. $22.68; middling, $22.06; low middling, $21.62; good or dinary, $20.53; ordinary. $20.. v,V! New York '8ugar ind Coffee : r. New Tork, vNov. 15. (TJ. P.) Col fee, spot. No. 7, Rio, 794 c: No. 4, San tos, 8 Tic - Sugar, centrifugal, ,$$.90. . Clear lor: Monday Tcesday ... Wednesday Tbnmday .. tlearina-, .! Balance .. CliSrtns .. Balance .. Clearings Clearings .. Portlana Banks Tblsweek. $ 4,812.711.39 ..... 8.7S7.240.7S 4.087.3502 3.948.494.43 Spokane Basks SeatUa Banks Tear are. $ 3.838.729.09 8.11708.78 $ 8.110.418.93 2,924,836.72 .$ 1,61.673.00 832,038.01) Dom. Can. 6s, 1937 French 6s, 1919 94 94 90 90 88 93 94 Ask. 90 Ilk 94 96 91 93 144 83 8 3 s 60 116 94V Io 91 91 94 94 r. I 1 SL Appleland's Week 10th Annual Show at Spokane New Tork Bond Market Clearings .... Balances .... Baa Francises' Baaks Los .Angel Bank Tacoma Banks 1,110,972.00 $22,580,881.00 I 6.221.042.00 3 067.86840 43,841.00 I . Money and Exchange v New Tork, Nov. 16. (I. N. S.) Call money on tne floor or tne isew to Stock Exchange today ruled at 4 per cent; high, 4 per cent; low, 4 per cent. Time money was easy, xtates were: 60 days. &SL Per cent. The market for print , mercantile paper was quieC - Call money in Lon don today was 4 per cent, sterling ex chane was ouiet. with buarirteaas in bankers' bills - at $4.764 for demand. $4.71 M 4.7m for 90 day bills, and $4.6 & 4.69 h ror vo a ay nils. Bar silver New Ytork. 854c; Lon 43d. - - r - - . ' San Francisco Grain Market San Franeiseo, Kov. , 15. TJ. P.) Caaa grain: " Barley, per cental Teed, $2.4SQ2.4TttS ao snipping nominal. - Oats, per cental Hew red 'feed, I3.60Q j Z.iv, ao eea graoe, J.vnaa.20. Birlev calls: . ' ' iV.."- -Kov. 18. Nov. 14. Open, -i Close. CIom. December 249A ' 249a 247 H I aiay ..................... ..... zsa. : W Seattle Barley Market'.: Seattle. Wash., Nov. 15. (L N ai Barley f S2.60. - Receipts, wheat nine I cars. .. .. ' . . . - . Bid. Ask. Atchison Oenl. 4s 80 81 Baal. & Ohio Gold 4s... v 74 77 V Beth. Steel Ref. 6s...... 88 90 Cent. Pacific 1st 4s. 7$H C B. i Q. Col. 4s 92U 93 St. Paul Oenl. 4Hs tl Chicago N. W. Genl. 4s.. 80 ' lit La, A N. Uni. 4s. 19 20& Northern Pac. P. U 4s.. 81 83 Reading Oenl.- 4s 80 V 84 Union Pac 1st 4s v ,.. 88 U. S. Steel 6S 98 99 Union Pac 1st Ref. 6s.. 75 73 Southern Pac Conv. 6s... 884 89 Southern Pac Conv., 4s.. 76 77 Penna Conv. 4s ..... 99 Penna. 1st 4s 90 90 Ches. A Ohio Conv. Is.. 72 72 St. Louis Cash Grain BL Louis, Nov. IS. Cash corn: No. 2. $1.90; No. 3. $1.8301.85; sample. $1.36; No. I yellow, $2 06: No. t yellow $3.05; No. 2 white, $1.95 1.96; No. 3 white. $1.92; No. 4 white. $1.85; sam ple. $1.25. - i Oat Standard. 7e No. t white, 17 0674c; No. 4 white, 5046; No. 2 mixed. 64 664; No, t mixed. Stocks, Botxis, CeHton, Craisw Etc 216-217 " .Board of Trndo BoiUiaf uverDecK&tooKeto. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES ; TO ALL EXCHANGES 9:95 Morning VV "Vt rV1 i $14.95 frora'pORTLAND $14.95 ind corresponding redactions from other points, Rainier snd East Daily, November 18 to 23 The -North Hank K bad Two Traim Daily 1 ANTICS OP APPLELAND: Daily and Evening Pageants. , , Stunts by Appleland Characters. ' - Wedding. of Maiden Blush and CoL Pippin. ' i ' ' . - r Thursday; Nor. 22, Feature of Weekt Apple Show Parade Depicting History of America from Its Discovery to present time. "Heroes of U, 5. and Oar Allies.'- Msmbors - Chlesg Board ' of . CrrospoBdoats- of Lof-ma k Chicago, fiew York - Trad. Bryas1 -X And King UK - 6th i i . - ;! --. - Pip's Ball. , LJ :"V. JljigCPfai a snd Stark Streets f - ' JT I TS B - . ; ... f , : j Broadway