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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY. .SEPTEMBER 21., 1918. 11 CURTAILED PRODUCTION SENDS CRACKEjRS AND CANDIES UP Edited by tlyman O. Cohen I EASIER TONE SHOWN FOR POTATOES HERE WITH PRICES LOIR sfeasossble Detllno In Value Is Indi eatod Generally Along "Street Suf ficient ; Home Crown Arriving to Fill Air Requirements. Lack of Snap Here 9 "In Grain Trade Is Shown; few Sales Activity la Curtailed Because ot Lack -i or Storage 'Booitt-FIour .. for Europe. Easter tone is shewing In tbs potato market eituatio here. Wall -me of ti wholesale tree t tun asking as high " $8.00 1.25 in limited way tor letd Yakima and Idaho OtM. tk local Burbank sal Is generally t 83.76 with a naaU volume at $3.00. Potato buyers bar generally rsdneed their buying (notation for local pot tow to 33.36 per ebUl for tiptop aalitr and sis. Thi i a Ion of 2lo from recent figure and reflect Bet only th Nir ton inmlly in tb situation km a well a at eotnpetltive point, bnt also sr41eeta th 11 ban', merest in offering from too 'boa aerrttory. " " Sufficient potato ar now coming forward . fot bom point to supply vry demand' of th local trad. Thar i no longer th slightest need for supplies to b brought forward to tbi , eitr from Eastern Washington or Idaho point and tb ar used in transporting neb tuppUe eoeid be as4 for war purpose. Discing returns in the local territory ahow a fairly toed crop for th late planting. . TOMATO MAatXET INaBAD SHAPE Market for tomato was In bad shape during tb day. On th Farmer' market (ales war weak round 200 800 a box. Along th street most of th buatnM was at 26 9 toe for best quality. TiAIBT BUTTER SUPPLIES SHOET . Supplies of dairy botter ar very short in the Vwel trade, while demand Is keen because of the high Brio of th creamery product. Buyer art r ireeiy of faring tasreountry sie a pound. SPRING CHICKENS QUITE FIRM Trad in spring chickens is on a firm basis at 38030 a pound, aoeording to quality. Gen eral poultry market is steady, with mot prices maintained. Trade is beginning to inquire for turkeys, EGO TRADE SLIGHTLY STRONGER With suppliee not quite so liberal and the de mand good, a better feeling is shown in the egg trade. Ordinary candling is being sold by whole eelers at 52 4630 a dosen, with selects at 54 generally. PEACH MARKET REMAINS STEADY Steady ton was shown for peaches on th clos ing day of the week, with most ellnga at f 1.60 and fancy Sadwsys at ll.6101.TI per box. Fear demand- i steady. Anions sre beginning to. arm, but movement is still too small for gen eral Quotations. SOUTHWEST GRACT .RECEIPTS uar. Portland. Sat.. 81 Year ago. ...... Z Tctal this week . . 420 Tear ago. ..... . 100 Season to data. . .2705 Tear eco 045 Taeoma. Fli. . . 17 Tear ago IV Season to data... 14 10 Tsar ago. ...... 487 Seattle. Fri...., , . . Tear ago 24 Season to date...l4g Tear ago. ...... 873 Wheat. Barley. Floor. Oats. Hsy. 7 tf 4' 15 Hi -46 12 8 t 37 21 858 l7t 288 ... z ... 8 ... B ... 67 S 39 T 12 20. 10 T2 64 197 &018 442 - 1 14 848 480 7. 431 ' 861 11 - 16 153 TOO 165 1887 BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE Apple market remain sick, with much poor quality. Country killed msata just about steady at former prioae . Valuing of wool will be resumed at Portland next week. Demand for honey is keen, and prices holding high. ' Grape trad steady, with receipt equal to de mand. "" Receipt of wheat at Astoria nort dock for week ending September. is, were 137 oars. Lack of snap ontineee in th grain market trade her and at other Pacific Northwest points. While there to still room tor additional sup plies of wheat here, th storage space 1 getting down to bedrock and there is more or less talk of the issuance of an embargo against all Ship ments to tidewater except under special permit wrier storage room -eaa bo found. It is reported that a- Steamer Is now Tellable to carry flour to Europe from this port. This means that shipment of breadstuff win soon start and relieve to some extent the congestion of supplier at terminals. Hay market situation reflect steadiness) for alfalfa and timothy with the latter still scare. BroomhaTi crop cable: ' "United Kingdom Grope of th midland bay been very tavorabl? reported. Cutting of wheat and oats is going on actively. Crop generally piesented a fin appearance. In soma part oats are light in bulk while barley is fair and wheat food. Italy Harrasting is. now- practically com pleted with to outturn generally satisfactory, Large quantities of wheat will bar to b im pcrvea uunng in current see ion as in ruqoiie- ment of the army hare Increased considerably. The corn crop, which has boas requisitioned by the government. Is promising. FranceWeather has favored harvesting in the north and this operation is making rapid progress. Result' of threshing are fin for wheat, rye and other trains. Many of th sam ple of new wheat are fully 82 to 04 pound per bushel Corn crop has improved "but fair out turn cannot be expected. Oats sre very scarce. being absorbed y the army. Spain Harvesting is now finished and re ports confirm that wheat is a maximum crop. North Africa Algeria has reported that threshing is active but yields are somewhat dis appointing though the harvest on a whole is rood on. Ukraine Report that the 'harvest would b above the average and there would be available 4ot export 1.700.C00 ton cf grain, transport problem is difficult. Argentine Weather I bow clear and crop outlook is favorable. Abundant rains have re lieved practically a"1 dry sections. Offerings of wheat are increasing with price declining on tem porary absence of export buying. . FIOUB Selling prices: Family wheat flour, 10.25: barley flour. $11.00: Willamette valley ( ; local straight.. 80.00; bakers' local. 89. SO 10.00; Montana spring wheat, patent. 39.80910.00; rye flour, 813.60; oat flour, 811.20: corn flour. $1 1.60 14.00 ner barrel. Price for city deliveriee in five berral lots. HAT Buying price, new crop: Willamette timothy, fancy, 828.00; Eas.ern Orsgon-Wssb-ingtoft fancy timothy. 835.00; alfaa, 828.000 80.00; valley vetch, $28.00; cheat, $24.50 26.00; clover, 827.009 28.00; grain. 826 50 per ton. GRAIN BACKS Nominal No. 1 Calcutta, WEATHER WOT1CE FOR SHIPPERS Weather bnreejv advises: Protect Wpments4 2S 2 in car lots; lea, amounts Wgher" maximum temperatures: Going north, 70 degrees; lortheast over S., P. A S. B. TL, 80 degrees; east to Baksr, 80 degrees, and south to Athlsnd, . 88 degree. Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow, about 75 degrees. CRACKERS-CANDES ADVANCED SHARPLY IN THE LOCAL MARKETS Local Manufacturers Quote Sharp Ws la Products Because, of 'v the Higher Cost of Material and Labor .-Curtailed ProdaeUon Hurt. DAIRY SITUATION IS A VERY STRONG AFFAIR Vll PRICES RISING Condensed.' Milk Expected to Show Liberal Rise in Near, Future With Premiums Being Psid fop Butter fat and Milk Butter May. Rise. Parly may want a erseker tat tb price is get ting beyond th basis wher th bird eaa b over fed. , Crack sr price are anowfng a forth advene fji the tneaV. market, aawordina to account mad by the PacWo Coast Biscuit eompany during th daT. . The company announce a sharp ria of trrio f or an package good although no tuiang la bulk valuee t indicated. w ' . Packagg eraeker that formerly ot th t- taOe 80c a dosen art today quoted at ai.tw. - Th fanner 81.75 sis IS advgnoea to l.o, Caaln Pilot crackers are advanced to 25.00. An eweet eraeksrs and eookiee ar advanosd 29 to 8o a pound over previous quota tion. Cans of these advance is laid directly to the eurtailed prodoction and too higher cost of doing bitrlnsas. Is connection with th advene in enuacen and wt good, local interests are quoting od vaaoaa of approximately 10 par cent in all ean- Tha nonalar ehaeolata ham which for many year, retailed at oc each, but later want to oe, have been advanced to 81.50 per carton, while the 0e bar ar quoted at 82.25 today. Pre mium chocolate was advanced at tb earn time 5c a pound while other bulk good advanced lo fv Zo a pound. The new retail price of the former do choco late bar win be two bars for 10c Coarse Grains Up At Chicago Opening Chicago. Sept 21. -(T, N. 8.) Corn and oat were both slichtly higher at the opening of trade today, but th market was not neavily sup ported, and a alight downturn followed carry. - Local merchant were divided between buying, and selling, a few shorts seeking to cover in both Ci sin. Their ecUvity, however, was sot sufficient to sustain tb price level. Provisions held even with dull trade. Bangs of Chicago price as furnished by th United Pre: CORN Open. High. tw. Close. October 160 160 148 148 November ....147 147 145 145 OATS POOR QUALITy HOGS ARE IN BEST SUPPLY ;' AND HURT TRADING Class ot tuff Corning to North Port land Is Mostly Inferior Really Good Stuff Absent-Junk Cattls'. Xlso Detriment- to Trarje. ,- . THE ROLL; OF HONOR (Continued From Pax One) A m food onduet for war tim 1 being announced, by th Holly Milk eoanany of Amity, with headquarters at Portland. . - Canned milk th freah arucw wita no ana raisins, ia th new prodneUon. ; and will soon make it appearaae wpom tn market. Huge orders are already said to hav been placed bjr the ratsia IcteresU of Calif onus. With condensary interests paying a sou rur thr advanoe for raw milk,, and with the output of many of th loading brands below tb actual requirement of tb trad. It 1 anocrptd utet a very aharp advano will soon b forcod ail throuck the canned milk trad.- .Butter market Is a very strong affair these day. - U4mm of th ereameriee are reported as paying an advano of 2o a pound toy butuafat over prevailing gonaral quotaaonm, so snort., sir supolie and so aasr is tb demand. This is ex pected to fore a still . higher; vans ,fot fresh butter. . ." Stronger Tone in Stocks Forces a Eise iji Yalue AATS TBAOISO riSMKR Nw Vrk, 8pt. 21. (I. N. a.) Th stock market was firm In' th las dealing although thorn was som alight recessions from th high. Stool common was finally 110, Baldwin 89 tid thwnom SSH. v Distiller, after selltna up to 84, reocteel ta B4'A.- Reading was finally 88 V , Ntsalean Potrotoum, 100; Sumatra, 118's, and gtuo. iyv gales far th day were 144,800 shares with bond sal of 63.828,000. Sal for Uig WMk tvoro 1421,800 sharos, with bond sales reaching 8tS,204,000. POKTLAJfD UTESTOOt 1W 21 OSS. tvemsk iee, eojw 07 ! OlO 484 162 827 480 18 S58 ; is is . 140 666 6 T01 1188 ST 1681 f 10O .. , $128 164 .. T647 S . . 280 H 9 - 2233 - t$ Saturday ........ 284 Friday .......i. 882 Thursday ...... not Wednesday ........757 Tuesday Monday ........ obi Week agb..V... 287 Tear axe.A. , . . 400 Two year ace. ... 'lis Thro years ga. . 827 reur year, ago. . . P6 ; Considering th clam of hogs that bav com forward to MorU Portland recently, the price showed a steady to strong ton at tb dosing of too week. Much half fat stuff has been forced upon an unwilling trad- hat recently, while kill ers were undersupplied - in th good stuff h lam Of stock -they need 6V" .. - Receipt feet Saturday wr small, and gale wr mad at tb previous rang. . . -. Cenarai bog rangoi 'A'v- ' Mm mlxd i . . t v, v" 2 ! ! Medium mtxeeT. , , t r ....... 10.00 18.85 Rough he via C;.... 18.00 18.60, Plan 10.00017.00 Bulk 10.40 010.00 Oattl Market Steady Cattle market was steady at North Portland for th closing slay of th week. Receipt were small, but demand was favorable for the better class stuff, of which supplies ooatirm scant Poor stuff ss somewhat in an ovorsupply, and for that reason killers ar leas keen bidder. General cattle rang: Prime steers 812.00918.28 Good to eheio stuers 11.00 912.00 September .... 78 78 72 72 October 73 78 78 H 78 November.... 74 74 74 4 74 PORK .September .... ' 4056 October .... 4100 November .... 4125 4125 4120 4120 ttABD September .... 2670 2686 2667 2680 October ...... 2682 2640 2680 2680 November .... 2682 2685 2572 2572 BIBS September .... 2822 2827 2820 2827 October 2827 2867 2827 2827 Ncvember .... 2312 2825 2812 2312 lOBBIITO PRICES IK PORTTnAITD Thee are th prices retailers pay wholesalers, exeapt s otherwise noted: Dairy Ti uilmrt BUTTER BUlcg prict Crramery prints In parchment wrappers, extras. 00c; prime firsts, 68 66 firsts. 68e; In 80 lb. boxes, less; 60 lb. boxss. Is ; cubes. In less; cartons, le additional; dairy. 40s lb.; Jobbing pricee. cubes, xtras. 66 9 58c; prim firsst. 63c BUTTCMTAT port land dettvsry basis. No, 1 sour cream, 60 9 2e. CUECBE aeUina price; Tillamook, fresh Ore gon fancy full cream triplets, 88a per lb.; Toung America. S4c Pric t jobbers, f. . b. Tillamook, triplets. 80c; Toung America, SI; Coo Bay eheee. selling price, triplets, in., Tanns? Amarloa. Sle. Price to lob bent. L a. a. Myrtle Point, triplets, 28o; Toung America and Half Horns, 38 He; brick, 86 0 87; Limburger. 80 9 82c; block Swiss, 46 9 UWS nellin s pric. candled. 62 9 58c doe. Sarins price. 4tc dos. : sellinr pries, selected, tS9 64e; selected, in cartons, 65c 1QQ6 I'ubUe market retail aaUIng price - 6 Be per dosen. tJVB PUULTRT Hene. 2(27c per lb. Uht fowl. 25e lb.; broiler. 27 0 80c; old roosters, 18e; stage. 16c; squabs. 33 dozen; ducks. 28080c: pigeons, gl.0OZ dosen. green Veeetables and Fruit PRBSH PBUITS OrangM. - 60.00010.00 per box: banana. 8 lb.; lemons, 67.2507.75; wtermlons. 3c per lb. i plums, 2 a Bo per lb. PBACHia Per box. 81.60 91.75. sri'l k's) Tsrimis varieties, 1&c& 82.00 per box. ORAPES Per crate, black, 60c; tug, 6o lb.; Tokay, 82.26 erst; Muscats, Sl.su; uoncoras. 20 0 200 basket PEARS BsrtletU. 81.50 91.76 per box. TiHlKD rHL'lTH Dates. Uromedary.- 85.80: rarda. 64.60 box; raiaUs, throe crown. Iross Muscatel. 10e t. in 60 Ta . boxss; ties, $8.50 er bos for 70 oa. pscxages. ONIONS Selling price ta retailer: Oregon ftO: Walla Walla. 82-4092.60; garlic. 14 . at ia lb-; grsea onions, 85 046a dosen bunche. POTATOES Stlllnc price, $2.50 0 3.25 cwt hnvina nrioe for fancy large sine. 82.85 edinarv. 88.00 per cental; sweets, 606o lb. CAKTAVU?UI Pony, 61.76; SUndard. - Y sXJ ETA BIJC8 N ew tumipa, 65o per dosen ' bnnebee; carrots, aa.vo a sacs; oeets, gz.xa(S 2.60 a saos ; pannips, es-ao per saoa; carDae, ' 2e; peppers, owve ia-. oeaa ihhks, 2.uu eelery. 1.00 dosn; articQoses, l.uol per dosen t encumber, 76c per box; tomatoes. ' &aafie ner box: eggplant, no per in.: cauli- flr.wer. 82.78 per crate; horse radish, 12 He per lb. I stnnr oeane, owyie per io.; sre en corn, 61.00 01.26 seek. Meat, Pish and Provisions COUNTRY MEAT8 8eUln pric,: Country kQIed beat nogs, 26026HO Jb. ordinary. 24 014 beet real. 200211 ordinary vaaL 16018 lb.1 rough heavy. 11 9 le per ib.j BMtiVlCi "atU"- -SMOKED MEATS Hess. 88 986: break fast tsena. S6O6101 pteoica. 2 Be; aottag rolL 86 ; short clears, 80083; Oregon sports, amoked. 81 per lb. rAUaUaUl mjsatb -rsney staor beef, 20 0 New Tor. Sept 21. (I- N. 8.) The stock market showed a stronger tone at the opening toaay than at any previous time sine th beffnn .itn of th weaft. Substantial gain were made M". " first fw minutes. ' P 1 ... . . - f af HAS h,mi ni.i inn. buuwvu m mmiu v - mw diartly after the opening and Baldwin advanced to 80. ' Th most important movement was in Marino preferred which advanced, to 104. Many other specialties were also In urgent demand. with Burns advancing to 151. Rtndehafcsr. which was not traded in yesterday, was active and strong with sales ranging from 40 ta 4.6. Texas eompany advanced to 162. Mexican Petroleum was up at 105 wnrnlahed by Overbeck Cooke Co.. Board ot Trade bulletins: "hlCHCBIPTION: Open I High 1 Low MILLSTUFFH Mixed feed. bulk. a2a.4: at Kills, sscked. $30.65. ROLLED OATS p.r barrel. 111.20. ROIXKD BABXET Par ten, 60.00. CORN Whole, $77.00; cracked. 878.00 ten. Merchant Exchange September bids: OATS Year Sat Fri. Thurs. Wed. Tues. Mon. ago. Feed 0050 6050 6050 6050 6025 6026 4900 BARI.F.Y ' Feed - ' - "- - 5000 6000 5000 6000 BjOOO 0200 6000 Q200 8200 6200 6200 5200 8250 5100 vctooot ueuvery: OATW r eea i Alaska Gold. . . . Allis-Cnaimera, c . . Am. Beet augar. . Am. Can. o . An, Car. k dy.. c. Am. cotton wu, Am. Linseed, e. . . Am. Vjoco.. c Am. SmeAUr, e . . Am. Sugar, c . . . . . Am. TeU Tel. . . Am. ' Woolen, . . . Anaconda Min. Co. TK rwnisou, o. 5r?l Baldwin Loco., e. . .. BARLEY Feed 'A" : ; , ; Eastern oats and corn In buikY OATS No. S white 88 lb. clipped white r.nitu No. 8 yellow No. 8 mixed October delivery: 6051 6000 S200 8300 6500 0750 6700 Cotton Market Weak - With Early Break New York. Sept 21. (I. N. S.) cotton maraei naa a weax ana exertea openme I sj,) & Ohio, e wwj ww pncn i a so sou poinu lower, uuf nh. HiMfL B . to Heavy aelling on further talk about price- I Brooklyn R. Transit uxin. i Butt Bupenor Frost ia th northern sector of the belt were 1 Canadian Pacific. Ignored in the faverish hasta to onload Inn run. I Central Leather, e tracts ana as there was no Incentive for outside una. t u. . buying the market had very little support spot houses were among to early sellers but brokers who frequently represent Japanese in tetfests bought heavily on the call. By 10:20 o'clock the market was still excited with quota tions snout .100 points net lower. A recovery of about 20 nointa ocrarnd lato in th second hour oa covering and buying for 1 Distillers trad accounts, but the nndartnn ranuinari I Erie. C feverish. The elnea luni. . I General Electric net decline of H0 to 185 points. . SvHH- Rang of New Tork cotton Drices furnished I Gt Nor. Ore lands try uverbecK Cook Co., Board of Trade I Gt Kor. pfd. Chi.. M, A St P. CM. - C. Chino Copper. . . Colo. F. I., c. Cons, Gas' Corn Products, c. Crucible Steel, c . D. A-K- U., c. . No. 8 .. Clipped Tellow . Mixed ., OATS CORN PACIFIC COAST RANK 8TATEHEJfT Clearincs: Monday . . . Tuesday . . . Wednesday , Thursday . Friday Saturday . . week , . . Clearings .. Balances . , Clearings .. Balances . . Clearings .. Clearings . ." Portland Bank This Week. 6.098.878.61 i 5,477.668.78 4.669,288.60 6.622,668.81 6,402.603.74 4,095.316.07 Tear Asm. 8,145,609.58 2.800,724.11 2.7-64.625.43 8.176,678.64 2.667.887.ll 2.648.064.48 316,992.484.35 building: Month 5800 Jauuary .. . 6500 I February . March 6650 April 6560 May July ..... August . . . September , October . .. November . December . Open. 8110 High. 8123 Low. 8050 3110 3120 8042 3 44 80. 42 41 65 78 108 67 V 86 88 sS 82 80 168 H 68 57 40 88' 46 86 42 63 63 117 8100 8090 8100 3090 8042 3060 8200 8200 3120 8080 8135 3070 AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Omaha Hog 820.00 urn ana. Bpt 21.-IL N S. linn b- eeipts, 29,000; lower. Ranee. 620.00: mix: 819.80019.60: cood. ehniM. tistsaieisi .$32,261,815.20 Spokane Banks 1.548.444 0O I bulk, 310.23 019.50; pigs, 817.00019 00 0atU Bank , Sheep Recednt. 800: atd . . Chlcsu Ma 19S IS l,im,o..qu 1 Chicaeo. Rent "Jl n M at t, ,, I Pennfee Uu Greene-Can. dee. Hide A Leather, c . H7ii see ncsnun . . Industrial 'Alcohol. 2USt Inspiration 08S Int. Mer. Marine. . 8060 Kan. Cjty Bo,, c. 3060 Kenaeeott Copper . 3053 Lackawanna Steel. 80i 2 I iKQigb Valley 8160 I Louisville A Nash. Maxwell Motors, c Mex. Petroleum- .. Miami Copper . . . Mid rale Steal ... tfeo SSL. eft To O Mo. Pac National Lead .-. . Nevada Coos. .... New Haven New York Air Brake N. T. Central .. N Y., Ont. A W. Norfolk A W., c Northern' Pic .. Pacific Msil Penn. Ry, 81 89 45 20H 28 11.6 53 27 17 83 3186 3110 3096 San f rancltco Sank Lo Angel Bank - .$ 5,086,885.00 318.588.317.00 IT heV' .To. STT'-iT- z"-4j ?tch-l lUSTh? h.. lean In T n o.T v v- w . ra nogs, 1 hTnThZZZ. Cattle Sheep- ' " - t- .wav VSatasA- e A. n. till Ua IM 7A Estimated receipts 4000. higher. Estimated receipts 9000. steady. Kanea city Nog 619.80 aoM,6"9 .9' Pf- Cattle BycJpi, ToO.nVrrkX 42 943 tAfzz, :iKs.AiTTrr! Airti. ivauu.' , ,, , Mj.iai.2S, qneep ttscMpt 800, no market Aanvasv Mm sst . bm ajaeitB jneusr m arses i 'uenver. Bent. 21 ?r n 1 . -... n StLouis, Mo.. Bept 21. (L N.' 8.1 Lead I ceipt 800, steady. Steers' S9.50A1B.OO; J. Chicago Baii-T Froduen Chlcsgo. Sept 21. (L N. S.) Butter Re- S'a'Ji J-reamery, extra. 08 c; first. .oils, fwiwi eMnje;, ooeeuwo. S.) $7.75. Spelter Blow, $0.26. lie 1 fancy eow beef, 16017; fresh spring km. S4&26; best ywlingv 80 0 Sis; ew, lt30e; hogs, 35. LARD Kettle rendered. J 1 standard, 88 per lb. 1 lard eompound. 26 kc OT6TKRat Oiympia, aatloo, 84.60; eaaned, gaotem. T6 eaa. $9.o0 doom oana. FRESH Fiaa -Dviessd flounders. 697e; talmoa. Chiaoek, . 17 916 ataulhead. ISA 16S porch. 6; sols. 81 ealmow trout 180 Soot halibut. 18e; blank ood. 11012ei tsar. slag. Sot aasalt, SOlOot olasss. hard shell. e P.1V " oraba, 11 new don,; - - desssswl iBaV - X sawsssssassn w - aTJOAB Oub. 89.70 , jpsssueuwd. $8.09 fruit or berry, 68.06; D yellow. 67766: granv sated. $8.06 1 beet, 87.06; astro U, 87.70; gosoen u, ei.ee. HONEY New. 87.00 par ess. RICE J spa a. style, Me, 1. 0 lOe: New vneano oeaa. ss m w as ; oin roe. 10 9 lie Per tb. SALT Coars half ground. 100c 316.O0 per ton; 60s, $17.26: tool dairy. 60s. 622.60; aies, $3.109S.63i ranoy table and Oauy, 30l8t Jump rook, $30.00 pn ton. BEANS California (sales by Jobbers) t SmaS whato,. 1861 aargo whit. lXei pink. So lb.i Ltaaaa, 14i bayou, 9ei red. lOoT . Orogon beans (buying price) 1 White, saaohia olaaawd, Sm99eisaiV!kooV 0910. . . CANMSD MILK Carnation. gS.7t Borden. 69.60: Ubby. 80.66; Aster. 66.05 1 Eagle. TRANSPORTATION 5AN TMS FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES LOW RATES Including Meal and Brth PSANOISOO A PORTLAND S. S. CO. Ttok ot Third and Stark ' saiie sy 46QO. BnadeWje gas v-ga4. svotsi SAN Ray Oona. Copper. Ky. Steal Spring.. Heading, o . . . . Rep. 1 6 K; . Bock Island . . . Scars, RoebuckAOo. Btudebaker, e . . Boutbern Fas. . . . Booth rn Ry.. e. . . Tenn.- Copper . . . Texas Oil ...... t Tobacco Products. Union Pacific, e.. . U. B. Rubber, e. . . U. B ateel. c 37OO011- sV:iM?of Cor 701k?"L.1,,e, 310.000 12.00. I viralrua Chei $6.90; Yeloban, 86.65 Holly. 86.66 per ens. mjmmm mmmv, seuOSIS, a BHII SODA CRACKERS Bulk, 17e per lb. llo lb.; it""" "fV" none, no market. I vpahaah Sheen Bamainte 1AHA r . ..... I IPSOaan 17 in. .on. i . I w. We-ep VVVWSSSg Wy.Wt AVVU. Soattlo Hog S80.1B Seattle. Bant. 91 it w m Ceipt 845. staadT. Prim. as a IT. 57" medium choice. 81S.6O01.6O: itT- rough he via. $17-60 Virginia Chem., c V. Teiea-rsoh.. Weaiinghouse Elec. wmya uverland Woolworth 104 28 62 24 20 89 78" 82 48 28 06 87 9. 25 46 85 26 17 161 60 124 00 110 20 8 44 86 42 41 65 78 108 H 68 86 89 63 82 39 164 08 57 49 89' 47 86 42 65 54' 113 81 89 43 20 28 116 54 27 17. 83 3 44 85 42 41 65 Close 8 80 69 44 S5 42 41 65 78i-78 - AC 1 Afi 1VO 71 07 86 88 108 9T4 64 68 854 89 6r68 82 S 168 68 57 U 49 88 46 86 42 63 68 117 81 89 45 20 27 116 58 27 17 33 105 28 52 24 20 89 78 82 44 23 66 88 01 25 47 86 26 17 163 67 124 60 111 204 Medium to good steers. Fair to medium atom Common to fair steers ........ Uhoio eows and beif srs . ...... Medium to good oowa and heifers Fair to aMdinm eows and heifer. Caaners ..... ......... Bun Celvea Bteekers and feeders. 0.75 911.00 8.26 0 0.26 6.76 9 8.26 8.009 0.00 S.75 9 7.25 4.75 9 3.76 S.00 0 4.00 6.00 8:00 0.00 0 13.00 6.00 0 8.00 NICOLI RERTNCHIR, Novo Beaky. Grodno, SAM CIARDO. Pint. Cal ' " ' THOMAS HIGOINS. New YorkN. t, j GEORGE W. BP EARS, .Oenunona, N. C OLENN FITZFATR1CK. BL Joseph. Mo. PETER D. GETTS. Grand Forks. N. D. '..-FRANK GBEGOR. St Paul, Minn. . WILLIAM HEESAKEB, West Rwpere: Wis. - . ALBERT. M. KARKELA, Catnmet. Mich. CALLAGE RA LAMONICA. New York. N. Y. MORRIS K. LTVEZLT, W'iUssmmet. Conn. BOR8BT K. MeCOWEN. Le Angeles. CaL OO.NSTANTINB MALICHIS. Mobil. Ala. PAUL L. MABCHMAN. WUti Pkiina, Ua. WILLIAM H. MASTERS. tUnderhook, Ut BERNARD MEADOR. GUn AUum.cW. Ya. JOHN METEK. Merria Park. N. Y. GugYuiu J. mu&haz. . fforta, ycrossnia, CaL ; ' CHARLES EDWARD NEELON.-Loeiport. CHKO) OP kVOUIIOS , ".''-'v' Prtrata 8TLYESTEB P. KERLLT. Hartford. Conn. HERMAN F. LITTLE. Manchester, if . a. JOHN R. LIT IN G 8 TON, Bedtord. Iowa. CALEB O. NI8TRUM. Havre, Mont JOHN M. PKBRT JR., New York. . Y. JOHN BYAN. Winoeskl. Tt . GEQBGB SIMPSON, putsfmld. Mass. . DISO FROM AOCIOKNT AND OTMKR . 0AUSIS : : - Pfiratot VICTOR P. BACEir. Blly. Pa.' LAWRENCE , J. BOLDEZAU. Philadelphia. LELAND S. CLANCY. Sattthampton, N. Y. JOSEPH G (TERRIER!, Old Forge. Pa. . JAMES HARRIS. M0C0I. Miss. -IVAN J. JOHNSON, Chicago, HL WALTER H. MGGEL. Pittsburg, Pa. WOUN0IO SSVKRtLY Captain Loo's. Koaak. Milwaukee. Wis. Lieutenant Ralph W. Robert. Arlington.-Mast. Sergeant Theodore Bennett MeKinney, Ssult 8te Msrte, Miok.; Thomas J. Csvanaugh, rinsnurg, fx. t Ualoom B, Klpp, Cluttanooga, xenn. - Corporal Samuel J. FHseharles. Phoenix vllle. Pa.; Thomas G. Gandy, PLileddnhU, Pa Merry Helfant, New York, N. Y. ; Henry H. MrKeown, SuUrvilla, Ps.; Batrau J. Mahan, Asplnwall, fa.: Java white Post. Newark. N Y. ; William Proper. Middleburg, N. Y.; Ear jsauer KaUiOnn. dyraeuse. N. x. Privates Ernest E. Lsrsen. Drake. N. D. David J. Leahy. Dorchester, Mass.1 Frsnk Leek ner, Detroit. Mich.; William J. Lynch, Wster- uurj, ionn., rana- S.70QS, peutniie, 1. J . Henry Martin, Crystal, N. D. ; Alvln Msaon Jr Bitokane, Wash. ; William D. Mason, Dibeil. Tenn.; Frank Michel, UCrosse. Wl.; Bert C Miller. Colusa, Cal; William J. Myers. Pitts burg. Pa.; Dan J. Olsen. Ken mare, N. D. ; Ray mond Paddelbury, Syracuse. N. Y.: Daniel Pl ums, Yereahue. Russia; Joseph J. Reposo, Mid dleton. Conn.; Melvrn A. Bohter. Stockwall. lad. 1 James Row. Three Rivers. Mich.; Fred erick Schneider, Grafton. N. IX. ; Albert B. Sharp, Philmont N. Y.; Walter V. Skelton. Died of Wound. 4. Died of disease:. ...... ...... ......... Wounded slightly,. ........... .... Total KILLS in Aonoai...,' wA.iMAonanta - ' ALBERT RASYET BELL. JVU Gresnihurg. Pa. LDDSn F. CAMPBELL. Potrolt. Mick, FRED L. JOHNSON. Farmlngton. M. A, LOTS, LowryvUV. HARRY C PREY, New York. It. Y. WILLIAM A LEONARD. Fhnofnc, W. ,T, GEORGE M. I.1GHTVER. York. Pe. ', PAUL T. LOE8CHER. -Wsot Hartford. Oona. GEORGE E. MARSHALL. Hannibal. Mo, MECHANIC JOHN H. M'OONYILLE. New WAOONEB JAMES S. C. . Prtvatet " JAMES BINJABIIN MLLKN, ftsusM.WiA CHARLES I. AYERS. Prkrburg. W. Va, BOB C. BENTLEY. Fitxgsrald. Ga. AUGUST BIGELER. College Point N. T." " JOSEPH A. BONOORD. PhUaslelpha, Pa. THOMAS BRADY. Sacramento, Cal. wAMES BROVVM. San FOrnt Idaho. JOSEPH BURNETT. Brook brn. N. T. PAT C. COYNE. Lawrence, Mas. ROT CRADER. Craig, Colo, - NICOTADEFEUC. Rogarmf Fogrla. Italy. ALBERT W. DEWTTT. Moore. Mont , JAMES P. DOJjOVAN. New Brighton. S. L. DIES) OP WOUNDS LIEUTENANT HARVEY C. RINGER. Paote, BIG TURK FORCE ' . FACES CAPTURE British Cavalry Has" Scored; Ad- vance of )2: miles in, Cam-' : paign in Palestine, .' i 1 Stoadinu was generally shown in the livestock East Orange. N. J. ; Paul T. Stoekdal. Wayne- market at North Portland for tb closing session of th week. There was a rather fair showing of sheep reli able during th closing day in th mutton alleys, but price held practically unchanged. Little first clam stack is coming forward. Gneal sheep rang ; Prime lambs $18.60013.00 Fair to medium lamb 11.00 012.00 Yearling 10.00011.04 Wethers 9.00 010.00 Ewes....- 6.5e 0.00 Saturday Livestock: Bhlpper HogS E. R. Danielson, Monitor, 1 load. Cattle C. Grosseup, Grosscup, Wash., 1 load. Sheep Soy Greg, Terrebonne, 2 loads. Cattle and calves 'J. Jsoobsen, Plymouth. 1 load. Mixed stuff O. E. Lucke. Canby. 1 load cat tle, hogs end -sheep: C W. Lrster. Tillamook. 1 load cattle and bogs; J. S. Flint, Junction City. 1 load cattle, hog and sheep; . B. F. Norwood, Lebanon. 1 load cattle, cal Tea. hog and sheep United State bureau of markets reports live stock loaded September 20, m carloads, doubt decks counted as two ears: Cattle and Mixed Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Stork. Tot Totals' 2928 673 1042 136 4980 One week ago, ..2767 992 1011 156 6116 Four weeks sgo.. 1738 872 777 .90 8604 State origins of livsstock loaded September 30: . For Portland 104 28 52 24"' 20 89 73 82 43 23 06 87 91 25 46 854 26 17 161 00 128 0 110 20 HUIb Budded walnuts. XO as XI. Th 7 fubr. 27 e. In sack I neaviev $18.60 0 19.00 euve um, mc, ssscana, sic; OraaU, JOu, 018.00; pigs, $17.50019.00. nwsnn wwewi mtm siSBOs i ww neceipia g Steady. BeaA . ---- -' . in,-, i :ri , i.iiiiin u i. imiesi. B 1 1, .(i M HIDES oo. l salted, 80 lbs. and an. le, 11-60; common to-medium. 86.00 fit a an. LS. salted, ao lbs. and up. le; No. 1 green. 0WK 8- -60'' common to medium cowa. 82 89 20 163 08 57 46 03 08 46 88 42 05 5 64 15 145 118 45 81 89. 45 20 27 116 63 27 17 33 81 69 114 26 105 27 52 5 24 67 20 89 18 72 20 103 7 01 48 45 49 60 28' 88 00 25 139 47 85 26 17 162 06 128 oe 110 81 63 0 Sl 48 20 nn California "7 1 Oregon ........ - 7 -2" Washington .... 1 . ... Totals Portland 10 8 On week ago... 18 . 4 Fonr weeks ago. 7 8 For Beatae Oregon,- "4 Washington .... 6 . 2 Totals Seattl. 6 6 One week ago. . . 2 ... Four weeks ago. . 4 ... No. 27. O. 19. 0. 8. 1. 3. Saturday Morning Sal COWS Av. lbs. Pric. . . . 951 $ 8.60 . . . 765 4.00 . . . 974 . . .1086 ...693 .S5 7.00 3.50 N. 1-. 3.. IS.. 25.. 2.. .1873 .1440 , .1390 BULLS 3. ...1010 I. 13. -I.. 1.. 2.. .80. 8. "20. 144. $ 6.50 6.25 6.00 4.50 HEIFERS 610 8 0.00 6... 762 6.25 CALVES 325 8 9.00 HOGS 240 819.80 I 78.. 847 17.50 27... 160 . 19.23 I LAMBS 74 3L8.00 r 6... Av. lbs. . . .1300 . .. 810 .. . 978 . . .1008 . .. 825 ...1090 ...1040 ...1880 0 s 1 "le 23 24 1 7 "T- 2 4 Price, $ 8.00 6.00 ' 7.60 6,90 6.60 0.75 6.75 6.50 684 3 .6.50 162 $19.60 198 I960 town. Ind. : Gilbert Daniel Stockwell, Detroit. Mich.; William Teasmire. Yonkers. N. Y. : Omsk Teechrintxis, Lowell. Mass.; Prank Ward, Nyaaa. Or.-. William L Williams. R. F. D. 84. Pa.; Samuel Aeksrman, Warren. R. Li Oren Barn hart, Carmlchaels, Pa.: Martin E. Behrends, Buffalo Center, Iowa; Julius Buck. Napa, Cal.; Jeremiah J. Calnan, Cambridge. Mam.; Thomas r. .eisr, uuiptn. Minn.; Xiao mas p. Dans, Pittsburg. Ps.; John L. Edinger. Phoraixville, Pa,: John W. .Etcher, Pittsburg, Pa.; Jack . Elliott, Portland. Or.; Jos.nfa W. Footer. Royem ford. Pa. MI68INQ IN AOTION Corporal Joseph B. Raxeau. Providence, R. L ; John J. Curtis. Chicago. III. ; Joseph H. Haegle, Terry, Mont; Alois A. Heup. Milwaukee. .; James E. Jenaaa, Scofield. Utah.; Arthur Johnson. Oswego, Meet.; Frank P. Jungers. St Peter, Minn.; Caslnto T. Bokicki. Milwaukee, ssis. IrlTStee ClarenoO TV. Back man, Centervllla, Utah; David West Barber. Knoxrtlle, Tenn: voimam a, isiaesoum, uurango, Joki. ; Cart F BonnewelL Spencer, Ind,; Harry R. Botta, Mnn cie. Ind.; Antone Brara, Provinoetown, Mass. George Cerveny, Chicago. PL; Arthur J. (lark Derry. N. H : Harry E. Cook, Mile. City. Mont Herbert Corner, Nsshville, Tenn.; John Corollo, Lugo Di Vinoensa Martin, Italy; Argendini Desandi, Bellmont Ueo Banio. ltely; Noah U Kno. Superior. Wis.; Charles F. Fsrrell. Fall River, Mass.; Robert Flack. Newark, N. J.; Mor ton G. Gilbert. Miles City. Mont ; Earl L. Graves, - Livingston. Mont; Albert Haakenson, Westby, Wis.; Russell 8. Harmon, Berkeley, Cal.; Hondrick Helmm. Grand Rapids, Micb.; Kdwln A. Mukemthal, Spoken, Wash ; Jack JaeobMin. Brooklyn. N. ' Y. ; Lewis Jodel. Chicago, 111. : Frederick L. Jung. Rosebud, Mont; Joseph M. Kalberg. Clendive. Mont; Mike M. Kal fayan, Schenectady, N. Y. ; Thadore Kechapatoa, GarfieM, Utah; Frank J. Klimek. Arcadia. Wis.; Hsnry V. Lanagan. Alameda. CaL: George H. MeQuoaten, Cincinnati. Ohio; Frank J. Malo lepsa. Grand Rapids, Mich.; Biaggioi Manfusno. Fojjio, IUly; Georg Maurttx, Athens, Wt.; TheopUl A. Memic, Lebanon. Pa.: Milne It. Laden. Gary, Ind. ; Stan&lew Naguzewski, Bal timore, Ma.; Anton Owerus, Indiana Harbor, led.; Lester Psrkhunt. Lyndon, I1L: Antonio Porta. Aptos, CaL; Lewis Rice, South Weare. N. H.: Raymond Rogers, Pern barton. N. J.; John Samoska, Washington Park, UL; Beno Schmit Hottonville, Wis.; Harry R, Sclm- maker, Galesville, Wis. ; Joseph Sobexak, Chi cago, 111. ; Edward vsvra. P. Via. Ola. Ark. Ark.; Clifford Young, PREVIOUSLY REPORTED TION, NOW CAPTAIN FRANK H. KISS ELL. New York. Lieutenants L. T, LALON, Georgetown, DeL F. SCHILLING, AverfU Psrk, N. Y. Privates E. G. NABER. Arcadia. low. t H. F. PEDERSON. Picrson. lows. . B. B. GOO EH. Olive Branch. Miss. JOCEPTI J. BESNAT. Brooklyn, N. T. LESLIE E. BRADBUBY. Auburn, Mstne. RICHARD rXXillNG. Drussahsn. County Cork, Ireland. JOHN FUCHS. Toman. Wis. STANLEY HILL. Boston, Mass. v DICD OF DI8BA6K Private FRANK ALLEN CAST.sCUrksvlll, Ohio. - J OK JOHNSON, Georgetown. 8. O. DAVID A. MABGETT8. Salt Lake, Utah. Jim tusun, ADiiene. ins. LOUIS HENRY 6IMON6CN. Svenson. Or. WOUND ID SSVBRKLY Lieutenant Robert S. Krone. Esuporiuaa, Pa. Sergeants Walter W. Jaeobeon, Mask agon. Mich.; Ernest J. Vina. Granted, Wav Corporals Harold T. Emmons. Buffalo. HL: Char). Murray, Albany, N.a T. : Burnett Pric Long. Harrlsburg, Pa.; Mscnaaio Lawreno J. Risxo. Brooklyn, N. Y. Privatee Henry Croaby, Fort TvumbuO Beaeb, Conn.; Alvin P. Dunlan. Smith nil. Msss.t Bsul Epstein. Elisabeth. N. J.; Willi O. Flmteel. Latah. Wash. ; Thomas Ooss, Cincinnati. Ohio; Collin L'.Hadley. "Newport. N. H. ; Ira at Hue msssr, Battleground, Waah.i Lanrcnc B. Hden. Merri'.L Iowa; Karl W. Holten, Yaaeouver, B. U( Stanley Easpraxak. MUwauke. Wia.; Fred Kemmler. Erie, Pa.; Andrew Frew. Pusxsu tawney. Ps. : Albert C Geoffrtoo, WUIassaasstt Mass.: Harlsn Gobean, ansslms. Pa. i Alfred H. Hansen. Waupaca, Wis.; J ansae Harrington, Phoenlxville. Pa,; Georg Stanley Hinaa, Slip pery Rock. Pa.; Walter P. Holleobeek. A voce. Pa. : Lionel L. Hollis. Brockton. Mass, ; Albert K. Londcm, Sept, 21. Tho Britiah array under General Allanbp haa acorod' sroaaklaa; aucoeaa on tha Paleatlno front. as tho' result of which Turkish' foroo of 18.000 fncoa capture. ' :i A concerted attack waa launched yea-. UrtUr on IS railo front between Haft and the aea. Bp mid-arternoon, aooord ln to official advlcea, the British cav- -airy had advanced IS mllee, captorln; the city of ToJkgran with 1000 prisoners. - : The TurkJah front waa broken torouKh' i Britiah cavalry ia now adranclng; .ln'V the rear of the tnain Turkiah pool t tons. "'. Weat of 1 the Jordan river the BrttUh advanced four mllea on Wodnegday, cap turing Eunushelr; the dispatches from r the PaleaUna front add. ' : . The followlnr official Mpoct"was'TO-v'y celved late today from General Str I'd-, mand Allenby. commleeloner of '. the .. Britiah Palestine, army: . ' - At nicht time, ; September 13, at-' : . tacked between Jordan and the aea nd" -east of, tho Jerusalem-Nahlua road. Tho Turkish oorarounlcatlona southeast of Nablua ware out, , ;-'?kr "The main attack; was launched bee'' -tween Rafat and the coast," , - vf-f ; "We advanced five mllea and captured -J Tulkeran. "Our cavalry reached tho Tullctran Meaaudlch railway at Anebta and 'cut -off large number of the enray, cuns :. and tranaport, st ? "We took more than 3000 prtsonera.' "Our cavalry, movtnc northward, by. v'. midday seised the road Junction at Hu- 1. deira, 19 mllea from IU point of de - parture. i . ' ,;. . . "Arabs, cooperating: with ua vere4 . the Turkiah railway communication at Xeral. . - ' - - "The navy cooperated along- the coast.! Tacoma Packers 1 Get Cattle From Hamatli C6uiatyJ Fa.; Lionel L. Hollts. Brockton. Mass.; A Inert aw . m Hoyt. Pittsburg, Pa!i John a7 Handier. Hilton. Klamath Falla, Sept 21. Twenty car- N. Y. ; Charles Keller Hunter, Beading, Pa. ; Bob- loads of beef eattlO from the ranges Of , ert Preston Johnston. Berkeley Springs, W. VA; northern Klamath county, shipped by .. '.Tk;8 JJTsT-h '7' vZJJi'Z J- C Mitchell to northern market. lcny. uii T"mJ: Ped through K ?0? Ixjuisriiie, Ky.; Calvin F. Maxfiald, St Paul. The cattle were, loaded at Chltoquln. ., . Minn.; Anton MeUo, New Bedford, Masai Ar The livestock ahipping season hero IS tnur Tnpp Moraneaa, liigniaaa rarx, as ran. ; William Murray. Pittsburg. Pa. ; Lewi W. buss, Norristown. Pa. : Frank Edward Pluauidg, Hart ford, Conn.; John Reisenauer, Dirktnaoa, N. D. ; Golden Riley. Clermont Ky.; Waiiam Harry Roach. East Jordan, Mich.; August Saddowsky, New Brighton, N. Y.; Jim Sidari. VeUt Mag, ridos, Greece; August Bteinmets. Cincinnati, Ohio Ralph Newton Stewart,- Monro. Mich.; James E. Traynor, SomerviU, Maa i Charkts Webb. Middle ton, Tees. WOUNDED SLIONTLV- Private David R Gwynn. Old forge, Pa. MIMINO IN AOTION Captain Arthur Alan Mittes. MUwauke. Wis. Lieutenant Robert H. Kills, End?, Wfct, Corpora Is Elmer N. BoaweU. Boston. Mass.; Clarence M. George. Ti Siding, Wyo.: Robert Voetkner, Newerk, N. J. Bugler Gerald Kinsssr. Mechanics Felix E. Dubuy. Fabyaa. Conn.: James O NeiU Matthews. Grayling, Mich. Cook Fred Henderson. Brooklyn. N. X. Privates WUIssd J. Barber, Llvermore, CaL; bow in full awing, and Is expected -to continue until the middle of the winters' during which time considerably over a. million dollars worth of livestock will go out to city markets. X few carload a : of aheep have left already, according to Southern Pacific company ofzictaia. . . K. W. Oowen of 'this city also has : shipped nine carloads of beet cattle picked up la the Bly section on upper Sorasrue river. These are consigned to the Carstena Packing company ot Ta coma. l--f-Ji Soldiers Convey ed To Camp in Planes Washlnrton. Sept, IVCL N. Sh-Vov Frederick P. Belli, pbiiedatphi. Pa.; Earl ciar-1 tne nrst time in nistory, Amencaa soi- enc Ben is min. Bancroft Wia.: Barry Blanahay. I diara have been transoortod ' from on Montreal, lan. ; sjougia uranwoei, suonus, Tenn.; James P. Buckley. ' Lynn. Mass.; Nicola Carebillo. Hartford. Conn. : Steve E. Christian, Pittsfield. Mass. ; Jams P. Dalton, San Fran cisco, CaL; Frank IMvtdson, Jsneaville, Minn.; William' T. Dsvis., Eugene. Or.; Carl R. Ertck snn, Nye, Wis.; Rudolph Eric son. EDiseet Bay. Wia. i Willard A. fTaneis, ttooyvui. vniet irvin O. Franklin, BerUH, Mont ; James J. Osllsgher. Kan rVsncieco, CaL : Paul U. S. Huaser, Uresne, Iowa; Werren Hukill. ManbaU, HL; William r. camp to another by airplane,- This be came known today with the announce ment that II enliated men were thua carried from Chanute Field, Bantoul, UU to the airtralnlng camp At Cbam-- raign, UL, on Saturday, September J. V The planes were piloted by officers and ' flew in formations of three, four And vo. Chicago, III ; Thomas 1 nunai, aiuwrnusee, ri. i narry u. "". 1 - , , , ' -j : Curtis Wood. Jnneborn I naTen, lmn.;,aiinw sw. ameer, swrsi T,exr. i . , - - Mile City. Mont i S'iln?.r rV'-Lirit I I TI P.TPflQfi TT1 MSTWtm : MisaiNo in c rjrtt.zzrr-uZi "STStrkTi ww . ow : REPORTED KILLED IVZ'iZ i 'n wCLi w 'j m M iT-l T T"1 A ' 1 ITinlae nhanhnff HnaahtaM. Mich.: flenesw PlllSS- mer. A ley. Mo. ; Ward Porter, Hanover, Pa.; Washington. Bept. 8L ft. a) 100 EWES $ 8.00 WETHERS ..173 3 0.50 , YEARLINGS .100 011.60 40.. , 5 814.00 105 $11.00 Urg, AICJ t 83V. I W SaltA A V,M,I algeswvri, a sw. p Joseph j?osea. Baltimore. MA.; Herbert Preeoott. Casnbrida Port, Mass. :' Henry Kea Bteven, isasw . - S,(.K . T Al TVi. L.- min a. Stevens, Elmira, v. Y.: tcU Tavenner, I Blight Increase In the market price of Springfield. Ohio; Thomas F. Taytlor. Koanose. i pigyon for thO quarter Deginaing UCIO- ; am isffta .Tamiiso. i.im. zi. I . . unnines i . m v. mjt m,v ihs m.. . PRgVIOUSLV RSPORTSDSPRiaONgR, NOW Tracy, Rochester. N. Y.i William J, Turner, Do- I "rV:'. CaVdlt uirA thin stewoRweB units I . i.i. . t i. i. . ihiu,, i Industries poara, k waa jearnea - tain . Woodman, Evanston, UL; Rose he It, Ws. PAIRT PRODUCE OK THE COAST San Franelsco Market San FraaciEco. Sept 21. (U. P.I Bnttae Extras, 02c; prime firsts, 85c . r-sxa intra, ose; extra pullets, 52 c Cheese California flats, fancy, 80 c SoattI Mark st Seattle. Sept 21. (U. P.) Butter-Loeal creamery, city, in cartons. 69 9 60c: do parchment wrapped. 69o: do cubes, 66 9 60a, j&ggs inncy rancn, o w oe; puueta. 68 9 54c per dosen. unease Washington Young America. 29 9 REPORTED KILLED PRIVATE C. C. ENDERLANN. Pittsburg. Pa. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MI8SINO IN AC TION, now RirunTio -wounded Privates T. J. Brady. Troy. N. T.: W. H. Call, Wlnthrop, Mass.; L W. Klmbrow. Reeven er, Okie,; W. L. Plummer. Mario, Ind.; W. F. Donnelly. Pawtucket R. L: F. O'Neil, Yakima, Wash.; M. EL Schumany, AthoL Mass.; L. H. Taft, Cupertino, CaL PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSINO. IN AO TION. NOW REPORTED SICK IN HOO- PITAL Private J. Wright WhitahaS. N. T. PREVIOVSLY REPORTED MISSINO IN AC TION, NOW REPORTED RETURNED TO DUTY Corporal X. Barbour. Groveland. Mas. Privates W. A. Roberts. Merryville. La.; H. Samuekv. BrooMyn. N. Y. : A. D. Smidley, Pan. villa. Pa.; J. Ltdtsoa. Itlca. N. Y.t C. L. Mo Coy; Oleny Springs. Colo.; J. A. Downey. tTOU, SUCB.; US lusei, jraiasxu. iwv, I -7 . ' , . . JISWSA'II as. antlin I ev.vv.uwu. . - 7"Sr-il,Sf." rf?z.ei ,? Shamokin. Fa.; P. FsHo. San Jos. CaL: J. L. '""i' ...iof v. mpmrn. o 1 rouaha. Krerett. Wssh.1 J. K. Gilerasa. Bore. La. ; M. J. Halnnan. Brooklyn, n. T. ; L. C S9e per pound. Lo Angele Rftartst Lo Anaales. Bent 21. (L N. 8.1- California creamery, extras. 58c Eggs Extras, 65c; case count fiet pullet, SV A v SVBS UWgNCUa -Butter Total sals fol the day were 144.900. shares. na. . ssu, w mm. sou UV. Mi PtO.' 1 green. 80 lbs. and up. 12e; No, 2 green. 80 IbaVaad stu. m asuieu raw, w am. ass am. , lie, k. 1 treea bulls. 60 lbs. and Up,, 10; No. g grew bulls. 60 lbs. and up. 9e:N. i irien or Sted aif kins, up to 16 lbs.. 82; No. J rum aalted oalf skins up to IS lbs. 30e No. 1 NoV2 green or salted kip sains. 16 toSO lbu! 24e; ory sua emu; wot $6.00 9 7.50; bails. eo.uutg iu.uu. eneep HeceipU none. 60.00 97.50; calves. 1 imwis uvsu jxi sirac ' Furnished bv Overbeck A r.nnka 1 01 Trade building: A. F. 6s Oct 1920 ....... V. K. 6 s Nov. 1919 ..... IT. K. 6 Feb. 1919 C.esK. 5s No. 1921 .... A F. See. 3 Aug. 1910... Rep. Franc 6 1981 POTATOES ALT. AlflYn tub rn s I Parfc 6 Oct 1921 wjsoa Marania Ma N IQIO .m - , jRussiaa Exta. B 1921 . Ban Pranclam. Rmf.ei rir a s ,.! .T---1 V. LTV1?? ; dry salt tiii.iiK-irr-"r 7 lbs., tee- H-Vn-a 1 T.T.T.rT?,l' fv;. wy. mrgo. Russian InU. 6s 1920 use. Ss Aug. 191 Dom. 6 April 1921 ... uom. os Apru 1811 all, price; dry .salt stag or buns. I4e: dr uu nags e mu, Prm i ry boras, aooording to sis and Ui ofl oaea. $L6f 93.60; oslted tusrss. coordiag to sis and tak off. a.w ti a ; ory song wow pens, us.. we; ory abort wool pelts, per lb.. 250e; salted long mZel u-k psUts, Augurt .take ofl.- . eh.t 52.60 9 8.60; (Miiau wvwmr s vmmm m. amen. 4 h a i dry sheep shearlings, each, 2ay60c; aaltaat shaep shaarlmgs. aca, 60978; dry loss heir, goal skins, per lb,. 38; dry abort h3. goat skins. eu, 0c 011 , bora hair tail. w. Kir. nana. 16a. . -1 - 00; ssohair. 0o; No, 1 92.00. rer cental, rsim . l. - ... 10 92.40; do shipping stock. XI a I Dcm. 6s Aoril 192 "t"" arssnus os siay XVZU .. t'ttina ss 1919 WOOL Mohair. Ions .asnal.' Vabort ataola, 40c: Mohair, Marry. Soaue aSartsA Seattle, Sept 31. IU. P.-v4eAe.a r..i r.; '.If Wasliingto, N.tted I- sV.VV. - .f Los Angelas Market inw Angeles Bept. 21.- (I. N. 8.) Potatoes -..uuunn sunnsiL . ss.iiii s ill. ca m ss a on. wi.ii. v ., .xt.'. -r, - v . - , .i m,w jmmi, f kuw sjy S.XOy Saa Praaclteo Craig Market nan g-rarstiseo, Bept. . 21. (U. P.l aesi rg . . Barle Dom. Canada 6 1987 Bid. Ask. 04 94 98 90 09 99 96 96 97 OR ... 147 95 95 07 98 63 53 116 120 H 07 08 96 04 95 94 95 95 97 3 08 01 93 Eastern Cash Grata WinntDee Cash oata. No 2 ,hla ITU., No. 3 white. 83 e: extra feed, 88, almneapoiis tJash wheat No. 1 dark, north ern) 82.28: No. 1 northern. 12.22- N dark northern, 83.22; No, 2 northern, 82 J9; cw. o usn iwnann. .xv. UOrn, 'Mot white, 81.80: No. 4 yellow. 81.58. Oata. No. j biU. 72ej standard. 70 9 72o; barley. 91 9 96c Duluth Cash oata, 71971e; flax. 84.11 14.14; arriv. 84.00. Kansas Citv Cash srhaal W l Jt-Jk. hard. 82.11; No. 8 dark hard, 82.24; No. t nam, is.itsj2.it -pic naro. S2.ll use CSm- whitJ-. 102; No. 4 white, $1.70; No. 3 yellow, $1.72; No. S yellow! $1.83 91 68; No. mixed, 61.66. Cti No! 2 white, 70 v- 5ew Tork Bask Statement New York. Sent 21. (L N. II n.b statement: Average Loans, increased " in . 789.000; demand deposit, increased. 812.766.. OOOj time deposits, decreased. 30.447.000; re serve, increased. 319.878.600. .a, cum- jLxmna, Increased. 872,043.000: de mand deposits, increased. 822,862.000: time de posits. . decreased. $10,953,000;- rmerve. iZ 340,580,350. ' 3few Tork Bond Market Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.. Board I "'a. Ask, sl ot Trad building Atchison Genl. 4s . .... Bal. St Ohio Geld 4s . . . Bfta. Steel Ref. 6 .... Cent Padfie 1st 4s ... . C. B. A a CL4i .... St Paul GenL 4 tallow. I3e; No. a tallow, 12 i. 1 1 Barley Pur cental, good. 40-42 pound feed. Fh jGenL: . tnsualOsi No. S greestv Oe. f about 2.2092.25Tairly0oodheevV 82 86 ll? ?Bl- e,y,,.. CHTPIMT OR.CASCARA 4URR Otuan 2-40: "elsoloT. 4l4s noUndrait'aoilr SO 73 88 V .... 92 78 . . . . - S3 88 80 73 89 Kew Terk Sagar and Coffee New York. Bent 21. .in. r 1 rrt- BpcJ:-l?"V,T .j?' .fi Santo. 18 . 1-i.SH. t 1st sa uotedabove 'are pec where otherwise designated.) ;; Palnte, OH KOPE SUeL rk.. S4; wute, 23a Ovi aundard Maila, , S2e. iiinssj";, ytT nr oz.ug gsjloni . l S,Rla S4 til . h I . . nw w, boUed. csasa, 82.13 gallosu .e-. VUAXi uasr Tvaev wsisisH 1m 6"-4Si cnevaher, nominally around sa.ooa I f;' ' ea . 7a - sou sssuasa, exnsnl I o.". . -. - I STr-,""" .....,., o . A g sjau ssvsm, v SWSS ayjlPaaVW ggW fm-A. SBse g T --' - e sW S tM , ' - ' ' , . " ' "".-em .SMSe9 ih WKeat in St. Louis JEecorii 16r0i1 79 88 Hughes, Greenwood. Ky. : H. Kaiser, Brooklyn, N. Y-; D. Kelleher. New BorbeUe. N. Y. ; R var w.. c.v. i.v. si ar t a - Quiney, Msse.; O. Pennington, Bradford. Ark.; W. 8hamblin, Haywood. W. Va,; L. Jl. Clark,! Mesopotamia, Ohio; A. D. Jackson, Leesvtlla, La.; A. O. Kellbsrg, Tenoy. Idaho i J. O. Tri- )Ulo. N. M. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MIMINO IN AC TION. NOW , REPORTED AS SEVERELY WOUNDED - Private J. 8. MnllerwMarshaJL HL j r In tho tnO ot tleetor publksbed below r th names of th following men front the Pacif ie noruiwses: KILLED IN AOTION PRIVATE JAMES NgNJAMIN ALLEN, near est relation., sua, J nun Alien. 4ZB Jee street. Bpncane. wasn. PRIVATE JAMES SROtVR, nearest relation. V. tiuu, oana ream, saaoo. DIED OP DISEASE PRIVATE LOUIS HENRY 0IMON8EN. eat relation. Niels Simonsen, Svenson, Or. WOUNDED SEVERELY Private WtHts O. PIomH. Mr. J. E. Finnan. Latah. Wash. Private Ire at Maumsesr, nearest relatkxa, Mrs, BAtMXUs nsnmeaer. iMtUcgroantl. WaaB. - MISSINO IN AOTION Private Elmer W. 'Kbssey, naejst relation. trn, Adeline m. zUnewy, Beoro waoley. Wash. Privet William T. Dsvis, nearest relation. Mrs. s. A. xtuodiaston, Eugane, or. r i i ZAvt 84. Mction 1; Waahiaston. Sent 20. The list of casnaV ties in th United State see-rice ssade public tonight eorrttln toe name ot us saett. There ar no name of nurinea rnclnded The easuslUe ax divided as follows: KtTiedin actio. i...'.. 28' M testng in aetlow, ....... ........... 61 Wounded severely... . .......... 49 Ottawa, Ont. Sept 21 Tb foBowang Asser- icans are mention-d in th latest casualty lists: KILLED IN AOTION W. B. WRKIMT, Wallace, Idaho. 0. B. CARNIE. Yakima, Wash. L. WA8HEM, Seattl. Wash. H. ROBINSON. Fresno, CaL ; DIED OS WOUNDS L. & HILL. Morenet Aria. ' WOUNDED . C. S. Huetlnedon, Sonne rs Ferry, Idaho; . Ilm. Orin. Wash.; J. Turner Treffry, Bene wah. Idaho; S. R. Uaton, Balem. Oa: V. Klae. moll. Idaho (no eityl j x. s amp, ea vnego; I. a. Knn, San Bernardino, CaL; S. J. WU llama, Haydeu, Aria. A. w. Mcuniinugn. um engsss. F. gnrryUl. Seattle. Wash. W. 6. Duncen, South Prairie, Wash. J. V. GarUnd. San Diego. A. Oongtoton, Bpokan. Wash. W B. Wright, Wallace, Idaho. O. B Cemle, Yakima. Wash, Grain Malting for . eerls Prohibited Washington, Sept. 2J- (L K. S.) HalUng of grain for the purpose of brewing beer or "near beer". wa pro hibited today .by the United States food administration. The order ia Lmrxiedi-. ately effective.. Malting win be per mitted for the purpose of msRuf actor ing yeast, vinegar, cereal break! set foods, malt extracts - and other such products, but no graliv shall bo malted for these Jefdtimata purposes until sales hare actually been made. ? . -, -' - will not bo revealed, however, twta after the figures have been sent to v President Wilson for approval. - j - essssssssssssssmsSssssssssssssssssssssSsBsisKessssssBswassssssSs ' - t". - In organising a course In sertemtare, a Chinese university collected 1T0 va rieties of silk worm eggs, believed to? be tho most ' complete collection ever made. 'V' NORTHWEST 83-11 J .LIBERTY BOND SALES bbls., lOe gaLi eaass. S0e saL GASOLINE iroa Mils., Sle; . 31 . ... ,ii.. i. ml ,eT. ".T w- engine uinuiw.i . ,r ? j eausss, . ac. Liberty bonds closed ta Raw Tork: . A .(. , Monday WHITE LEAD Toe iota, 13 Jhv; S00 iT1 lita TTJRPaTEfB Tanks, 04 j WIBB MAILS i Basis prieej 6.8. Wednesday aw a ! v Saturday 10010 Ia,,t..ivui1 ....10010 ....10018 .,..16008 .nr.,.. 9660 0694 0070 0570 8000 - 9580 9640 9698 9620;. 9563 , 0000 "OB70 4 6603 0590 9596 0640 0604 8590 u snoR, 4-ao. 1st Kef. 8 ; '-, . ; . ;g oouuiern ns, volt, s v," . 90- Eentheni Pa. Conv. 4r i . . . v 97 u'4 IS. Penn.. 1st 4s tarns. A t)hio Con;; hi V. '. . I 79 u Orrg. Short Line 4s .n i?'. 801 81 SS OS 78 IS" .. 94 -SS -79 Honey aad JBxekaawe - Ww xorn, Bept 21 (I. N. S.) 8 tor ling exchange waa ateady with business in k.s! hills at 84.T5 7-1S few oWndVg 4 78 f oT 0 . , .v W SSMV PIII11 stv touis. Uo, sept, jifjr, n; av- uinciais . ox , tno Merchants' exchange and fjie Missouri state grain Inspection bureau Friday reported that more than 27.000,000 bushels of .wheat, the greatest amount in the history of the city, bed arrived In St. lioula between July 1 and t l I Thursday night, and that of this! amount, ruiiy zs.ooo.coo bushels had been bought by the -United States gov. emment ' grain, corporation here to feed the people, of the United States and for STEEL 0 POgmjsatO, New Perkins Hotel I - flftl tio WiiViftea ftg. ' Clese to wholesale aad la Ceater of . : juuu PiirrMt . ' Bates 8L60 Per Day Up. Special Lorn Rates to .. Permsment Guests " PALACE HOTEL ha? OMeS'W eJUpssfsa leWeataSeflv fcefHfWflltO? ejvTSsaf efgefTCrtsVfsTn j BOAT SPIKES , SHIP RIVETS Bolts and Upset Rod luOreg6ti. To put over tho 4th TaTberty toagt even as It la opened Is the way they do things lm Oregon. l- To thlak. talk and figure ta ssoV vance s anticipate our quotas and vol an tear our applications for sub scriptionswu the plan of OUR cam' peigm la which, for the 4th time, we end our IX)LLARa to back our 9sV wPer1 wNfsaaav'eeresveleJ Sjl8 egew'tslBa"PaaeV siEeJ1 net been (aetln. - Nut thee are etiK a tow e eery few, ansa (ted, who ee . " aeg roeltse the IwsneweKy of thw War " '....'ar ertilsSi ehe prloclpl leeslss. afA (assaaaai sjasssf sssstJassPal elkkakstAJLeS eAsVssat asssassassSB sst, w wayary VWW Bvresaag-sB ewwaeaveeas aveaea emJSSBSSrsnsw asysnj . aywwttrie aaJH oOser feoi WioMseetv ''-. lute taiefcie) tae we k els IVgNYSODVS HELP IS NSIDf 0. WILL I W MASK VOUII87 ? l ' St 5 teeks, Vea4w Cetten, arata.Tt4e , V lls-ilY Bosrd at. ttso atuisg ' i . Ship gfc Fi oregg eeoewnfJr seesfje rsgng. rvoes nrs i Fas I is Sag - Orsmut ., - - xsaiteet. Or. t St st, ssAsUAAT, Knee Seefe th4 U ' OTerbeck&CobkeCo. S DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES asV I , ... . r er f ' iee a w mimm m - ' Xeaibeni Chlesge Besrd of TrsdO : CerreoadBtg of Letjaa A Brras ' - '?. Caieage .. jlew -Toxk. ' ; '.j' export to America a allies. ' ' -,-., - r