THE OREGON DAIEY jpURNAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER - 28 1918.
17
TURKEYMARRET PRICES Q
Edited-by -Hyraaa
1L Cohea
COUNTRY MEATS IN
EXCELLENT DEMANB
WITH PRICES HIGHER
Both Veal and Hogs Ilul at Advance
Along Wholesale Way Hogs Move
at 20'221c With Temporary Scar
city Veals Sell at -200 Pound.
Demand for country killed meat eofttinne to
reflect Improvement In th Front trt trad, sl-
thoagh the improvement In the drd hoe wis
believed to be temporary affair, caused entirely
by the lack of liberal offerings at the moment.
Tor both veal end hogr better price ruled
along the whole! wsy during the 24 hours.
Hale of bet calves wer generally hown around
2014o pound, end quiok cleanup at tbi price
wee noted, although arrival were of fait rolume.
Dressed We enld at hifh a 204 21c a
pound during the 24 hour. but. ai heretofore
ststed. the improvement la blievd to be tem
porary and liberal rrlvals will not only check
the advene but will cense an Immediate lowering
of values to former fisurea at least.
Rome beef ta owning from the country, but aa
quality U not very food, prices are not high, al
though salea are good considering this.
MuUnn and lambe scarce, with a demand In
atfht at food value.
CHirKEX MARKET RULES SLOWER
Market for live chicken to ruling sioower along
the whnleial way, with stck accumulating. Thin
Im unuall the cae during the holidays, but a
shortage of turkeys may impror the call later.
Cranberry Sale
Is Not Based on
Good Judgment;
Growers Now Lose
By Hymaa H. Cohea
Oregon-Washington cranberry grow
ers are missing the opportunity of their
lives by not properly advertising .the
fact that the use of their berries neces
sitates the use of about 40 per cent
less sugar than do the -eastern berries
There is one big chance that the
local people seem to have let slipped
and It would be a drawing card for the
local product, the value of which could
scarcely be estimated.
As matters stand there is a good de
mand for the local fruits but there is
absolutely no reason why it should not
take the entire trade and shut the
eastern berries entirely out of the Pa
clfic coast markets.
Another matter which the cranberry
people here seem to have slipped up on.
They are quoting exactly the same price
for berries for delivery at any place
along the coast while the usual method
Is to quote f. o. b a certain station,
Portland, for Instance. Under the
present system of quoting the growers
are receiving far less money net for
their supplies which they ship to dis
tant points than they are getting from
Portland.
BITTER SITUATION STILL QUIET
Very quiet situation continue In the cube but
ter msrket, end prospect Indicate an early de
cline In the print market on this account. There
aptears to be no snap to the buying of cubes at
the mommU
POTATO MARKET IS VERT QTTIET
Outside of the norms! local demand there I
little dolna In the potato trade. Shipper are un
able to pay abote $1.25 per cental at the mo
ment for No. 1 stock, snd this price I not meet-
Ing the Idea of growers.
SLIGHT INCREASE ONION SALES
Slight increase In sale of local onions H shown
here. Stocks of California growth are decreasing
ranidlT in t.i trade here, snd wholesalers are
more Inclined to bid fraction more for the
home stock.
HOPS ARE ABOUT CLEANED TIP
While limited sales of hops hare recently been
made In this section around 25c a ponnd. little
rtrtk remains for sale in the hands of growers.
Home big lots in California are reported moling
TURKEY
MARKET
IS
STILL FLYING HIGH
WITH DEMAND KEEN
Market Continues In Excellent Shape
With Call Better Than Offerings-
Local Trade Holds Back Purchases
As Usual and Pays More..
HOGS LOWER HERE;
CATTLE ARE STEADY
WITH LAMBS HIGHER
Swine Market 15 to 20e Below Former
Figures Government Price Appears
To Be No Price at All Mutton Sit
uation Is Firmer.
Coarse Grains Are .
Inclined to Wait
Trade on the Fence at the Moment
In Northwest Shipments
To Increase.
NORTHWEST
GRAIN RECEIPTS
-Cars-
Tuea.
Portland
Tear ago
Seaaon to date.
Year ago
Tacoma, 11m .
Tear ago
Reason to date
Year ago
Seattle, Mon . .
Year ago ....
Season to date . .8254
Year ago 2615
Astoria Receipts of
Wheat. Barley Flour. Oat. Hay.
. 20
. 10
.4609
.8428
. 24
. 20
.8064
.3013
. 21
11 1 20
2 12 1
60S S6S 814 225T
100 375 646 830
2
-" i " i l
18 ... 109 90
31 ... 165 fc
22 ... 25
6 ...
44 742 394 1446
133 790 620 1926
Inspected cars Novem-
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
Egga are ateady at former prices.
Market is well supplied with holiday good.
Oysters ar now so high that demand Is Tery
quiet.
Furthef shading of orange price here.
Cheese market firm at primary centers; active
W V ,
JOBBING PRICES IN PORTLAND
These sre the prices retailers pay wholesalers,
aicept as otherwise nuted:
Dairy Products
BUTTER Selling prices, creamery prints,
parchment wrapped, extras. 64c; prim firsts.
69 6) 60c; firsts. 5 7c; in 30 lb. boxes. 4o less;
60 lb. boes, 1c less; cubes, lc less; dairy. 40c
lb.; lobbing price, cubes, extras, 589 59c;
prime firsts, 5Tc; storage butter, 40c per lb.
BDTTERKAT Portland" delivery basis. No. 1
our eream, 67c.
CHEESE SelUng price Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy full cream triplet, 89 40c lb.;
Tonng America. 40&41c; price to Jobber, f. o.
b. Tillamook, triplets, 3 Bo; Young America. 8Te;
Srlce to Jobbers, f. o. b. Myrtle Point, triplets.
5 14e; Young America and long horns. 864c:
selling price, brick. 88c; limberger, 31 82c;
block Swiss. 4 6 4 7c per lb.
KUUS Selling price, candled. 6668o per
dosen; buying price, 64c; selling price, selected.
S3 70c; selected in cartons. 69(9 70o in small
lot. r"reth eastern egrt, 64 86c dozen.
EG;8 Publio market retail selling price, 72c
per dosen.
LIVE POULTRY Heavy hens, 2758e per
lh.; light hens, 25 S 26e per lb. : broilers, 26
80s lb.; old roosters, IT 18c; stags. 1718e:
squab, 83.00: ducks, 25 80c; pigeon, $1.50
3.00 per doaen; turkey, lire, 82o; dressed,
87Scperlb.
Fresh Vegetable end Fruit
FRESIT FRUITS Oranges, $7.00 9. BO
per box; bananas, 8 H 9c per lb.; lemons, $7.50
A 9.00; huckleberries, 15o lb.; Florida grape
fruit. $6.00 7.75; California. $6.
APPLES Variou Taritiea, $1.25 2.75 per
box.
GRAPES Emperlors, In lugs, 15c; Tokays,
82 50 per crate.
PEARS Per box. $2.00 2.25.
DRIF.O FRUITS Dates, Dromedary. 22
40c; Fards, $4.50 per box; raisins, three crown,
loose Muscatel, 10a lb. In 60 lb. boxes; figs,
$3.60 per box of 70 o. packages.
ONIONS Selling price to retailer. Oregon,
$3.00 2. 25 J association selling price, carloads,
81.76 L o. b. country; garlic, 8 Bo pel lb.; green
onion, 8R40o dozen bunohea.
CRANBERRIES Northwest. 44.25 per bushel
box.
POTATOES Selling price, $1.50 2.25 ewt. ;
buying price for fancy targe six, $1.25 1.40;
ordinary. $1.00 1. 15 per cental; sweets, 4
4 A c per lh.
VEGETABLES New turnip. $1.75 per sack:
carrots, $1.00 1.75 sack; beets, $2.25250
a sack; cabbage, 2 & 2 H c per lb. ; lettuce, 10
12 Vic; celery, 50(g75a per dozen; artichokes,
$1.00 per dosen: cucumbers. ( ) per box;
tomatoes, California, $1.75 2.50 per box; egg
plant, 15c per lb.; cauliflower, $1.75 per dot;
horseradish, 15o per lb. -p
Meat and Provision
COUNTRY MEATS Belling price: Country
killed, beat hogs, 204 8 21c; ordinary, 19
20a lb.; beet veal, 20 He lb.; ordinary Teal,
l$19c; rough heary. 14c; lamb, 2021c
per lb.; mutton, L4j16o per lb.; beef, 8
llUc per lb.
SMOKED MEATS Ham. 3738Hc; break
fast bacon. 85 52 He; picnics. 27c; cottage
roll. 86c; short clears, 2984o; Oregon exports.
smoked. 31c per lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 81.60: standard,
28 He per lb.; lard compound, 23 He
Fish and Shall Fish
FRESH FISH Silverside salmon, 15c; hali
bnt. 19 20c: black cod. 12e; silver smelt. 9
10c; tooiood, 10o: sturgeon. 18 20c; fresh
harrin. ft 7 c.
SHELL FISH Crabs. $2.00 3 00 par doc;
shrimp meat, 52c per lb.; lobsters, 80a perlb.
OYSTERS Olympia. gallon, $5.50; canned.
saatara, 700 can. $9.00 doaen cans.
OeoeeHee
SUGAR Cuba, $10.50; powdered, $10.00:
fruit or berry, $9.60; D yellow.. $8.80; granu
lated, $9.50; beet, $9.40; extra C. $9.10;
golden V. $9.00.
HONEY New. $6.50 0 7.50 per case.
RICE Japan style, No. 1, 9H10c; New
Orleans bead, UHllc; blue roae, 10
lie per id.
SALT Coarse ball ground, 100s, $16.0per
. ton; 60s. $17.25; table dairy. 60s, $22.60;
bale. 13. iy a. 33; fancy table and dairy,
$10 xo; lump rock. $20.00 per ton.
BEANS California (sales by Jobbers) : Small
white. lSe: large white. 12c; pink, 9c lb
Lima, 14 He; bayou. 90; red. 10c Oregon
ber 18 to 23, 25 cars wheat.
Market for coarse grains Is marking time
in the Pacific Northwest. While there was a
fractionally higher price in Uhicago at the
opening; the situation could scarcely be called
strong throgtghaut the country.
With a greater number of ship promised
tha Pari fie Northwest, It Is expected that th
Ket SBOvement will soon reach enormous pro
peattlou and a groat increase la flour sales Is
Ckely.
Arrlrals of alfalfa hay continue extremely
liberal, but no new buying Is reported at coun
try points.
FLOUR Belling price: family wheat flour,
$11.20; barley flour, $18.70; Willamette Talley,
$11.00: local straight, $10.85 9 11. OS ; bakers'
local. $10.8511.20; Montana spring wheat
patent, $10.85 11.20; rye flour. $12.70; oat
flour. $10.70; corn flour. $11.60 14.00 per
barrel: graham. $9.80; whole wheat. $10.00.
Price for city delireriea in fire barrel lota.
HAY Buying price, new crop: Willamette
timothy, fancy, $26.00 27.00; Eastern Oregon
Washington fancy timothy, $33.00; alfalfa,
$28.00; ralley Tetch, $28.00: cheat, ( );
clover, $26.00 27.00; grain, $26.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta,
25 H 26c in car lota; less amounts higher.
MILLSTUFFS Mixed feed, at mills, sacked,
834.10.
ROLLED OATS Per barrel, $11.20.
ROLLED BARLEY Per ton. $52.00 58.00.
CORN Whole, 97.O0 68.00; cracked.
$69.00 70.00 per ton.
Merchant' Exchange bids:
FEED OATS
9 Not.
No. 2 whit B350
BARLEY
Feed a000
"A" 5050
Eastern oats and corn in bulk:
OATS
No. a white 6100 6100
88-lb. cUpped 5300 5375
CORN
No. 8 yellow 5800 5600
No. 8 mixed 6700 6550
Market for turkeys continues to gain in
strength, and further priea advance ar noted.
Salea alone the wholesale way during the last 24
hours were at 42e a pound generally for No. 1
stock, although one packing company la reported
as obtaining 48c generally for Ha offerings.
Generally expected that a further advance in
th price will be forced during the day. as but
little of the home demand bas aa yet been filled.
The local trade did itt usual stun? of holding
back it purchase until outside markets cam in
and grabbed tha cream of tha offerings. There
is something about the Portland retail trad that
cannot be explained. While outside marketa will
purchase turkeys a week or so in advance of tha
holidays and take a chance regarding the price,
the local trade always waits until th last minute
and then if suppnea are scare, higher price
must b paid. This is th preaent situation in
th local market.
While receipts of turkey hare been quite fair,
the demand ha been enormous, as ha been fore
case in these column for some time past.
Dressed ducks are now beginning to arrive, but
the market will not be established until later in
i the day. Dressed geese are selling around 20e
a pound.
Very Erratic Tone
In Stocks; Quick
Changes in Prices
New York, Nov. 26. (L N. 8.) A strong
belief that there will be a modification in money
regulation caused a strong ton at th opening of
th stock market today, and In the first 15 min
utes there were general advances ranging from
fraction to over 2 points. After that period
heaviness again developed, wiping out nearly all
these advances.
Marine oreferred was in brisk demand for a
time, advancing 2 H . but quickly reacted. Steel
common moted up and reacted. Southern Pacific
advanced 1 H to 99 pointa, from which it reacted.
Union Pacific was in good demand, and after
opining down, advanced.
General Motor rdU 2H. Texas Co. was un
favorably influenced by the declining market in
Standard Oil shares, and opened down 2 points.
T radius au through tne forenoon was active
with the tone irregular, and with a general dispo
sition of trader to take a more hopeful view.
Manv of the room trader were buyers of stocks
and reported that there waa less pressure than in
manv day.
Th coppar stock were steady at fractional ad
vances. -
The market turned much stronger to th after
noon on vigorous buying. Nearly all the promi
nent Issues moved up from 2 to 3 point.
HOW HOGS
Chicago . . .
Ornaha
Kansas City.
Portland . .
Denver
Eeattle . . .
RULED
Tone.
. . . Lower
. . . Lower
. . . Ixiwer
... Iower
. . . Steady
. . . Steady
Tots
818.23
17.70
17.60
1700
17.23
17.50
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
lings. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
Tuesday
Week ago
Previoua week .
Four week ago.
Year ago
Two year ago . . ,
Three years ago . .
Four years ago. .
659
. 671
.4172
. 367
. 783
. 171
. 603
. 810
131 12
126 29 8
1880 126 2152
811 3 14
12T
88 1 6
12 8
3 .. 70
Combined with Monday.
Drop of 15 to 20c fas the rrie of hog followed
the extremelv liberal run of supplies and the weak
tone at North Portland at the start of the
week' trading. Bet hog sold no higher than
817.00, and killer wer by no mean anxious
to take hold at that price.
This has led th local trade to wonder whether
all tha government' talk about guaranteed hog
valuea is made for effect or not.
A year ago top hog old in tie norm Port
land at 816.60, while two years ago they were
quoted at $9.75.
General nor rang:
Prime mixed 316.80 1T.OO
Mviinm mixed 16.50W10.70
Rough heavie 14.80 15.00
Pig, 14f)0apl5 00
Bulk i is.Duisii.uu
Cattle Trad I Steady
Trad in th cattl market at North Portland
is steady. Only a small run came forward over
night, in addition to th liberal showing of the
start of th week. Practically no change waa
shown in values over night. -
A year ago top steers aold at $10 in tha North
Portland yards, while two year ago they sold at
87.15.
General cattl rang:
Prima rteer $12. 25 12.75
Dec.
6350
5050
5050
Jan
5500
B0 50
5500
5150
5375
Range by Overbed!
of Trade building:
Sl Cooke Company, Board
DESCRIPTION :
Sales 100 tons January clipped
5650
5600
oats at
$50.00; 100 tons January yellow corn at $57.
PACIFIC COAST BANK STATEMENT
Clearings
Year ago
Balances Tuesday.
Year ago
Portland Banks
Tuesday
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Balances
Clearings
Clearings
Balances
Clearing
TRANSPORTATION
SAM FRANCISCO-LOS aNQELIS
LOW RATS.
. S. Rosa City Salts 10 p. m., Ha. IS
Including Meals end BUrtiu v
THtt SAN FRANOISOO V PORTLAND
. a. LINKS iy .
Tickets a' Third and Washington .
Telphon Main 8B30. roadway XS,
Tacoma
Seattle
.$5,186,469.21
. 2.399,206.11
1 1,073,454.83
176,476.08
Banks
, $ 771.042.00
141,085.00
Bank
7,286,566.00
1,906.152.00
San Francisco Bank
$26,339,272.00
. Spokane Banks
$ 1.144.843.00
262.529.00
Los Angela Bank .. ;
$ T.155.4T1.00
BroomhaJl Argentine Report
Bather generous rains have been experienced.
Frscipltation was heaviest in center and south,
where moisture would be" most beneficial.
Weather, however, has been hot in sections and
there are some rumors of rust in the central
one, hut our agent doe not consider this infor
mation reliable. Shipments oi wneat are ae
ereasing, but clearances of corn show substantial
increase. Oats shipment are also improved.
Short covering, prompted by firmness In
America, served to advance corn prices about 2c
per bushel from th previous close. An im
proved demand from foreign sources speared in
the rise. Oats appear in better request and
prices have finned. Tonnage supply increasing-
New Torfc Sugar and Coffee
New York, Nov. 56. (U. P.) Ooffee Spot
No. 7 Kio. 10 c; o. 4 antos, 13 14c.
Sugar Centrifugal, $7.28.
Alaska Gold .
Am. Beet Sugar .
Am. Can, c
Am. C. F.. c
Am. Cotton Oil, c
Am. Linseed, c. .
Am. Locomotive, c
Am. Smelter, c. .
Am. Sugar, c . . . .
Am. Tel. A Tel . .
Am. Woolen, c. . .
Anaconda Min. Co.
Atchison, c
Baldwin Loco., o.
B. AO., o
Bethlehem Steel, B
Brooklyn Rapid T .
Butte A Superior.
Canadian Pacific . .
Central Leather, c.
Chesapeake A Ohio.
C. A G W., t
O., M. A St. P,
O. A N. W.. e.
Chlno Copper. .
Colo. Fuel & Iron, c
Consolidated Gas.
Corn Products, o.
Crucible Steel, c.
Distiller
Erie, c
General Motors. .
Goodrich Rubber.
G. N Ore Lands.
G. N., pfd.
Greene Can
Ice Securities. . .
Illinois Central. .
Industrial Alcohol . .
Inspiration ......
Int. Mer. Marine
Kennecott Copper . . .
Lackawanna Steel. .
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors, c . .
Mexican Petroleum..
Miami Copper
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific. . . .
National Lead
Nevada Consolidated.
New Haven
New York Central.
Northern Pacific . . .
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Ry . . .
P. Steel Car. c
Ray Cons. Copper.
Ry. Steel Springs. .
Reading, e
Rep. I. A S., c. .
Rock Wand
Sean. Roebuck Co.
Studebsker, c. . .
Southern Pacific .
Southern Ry., c. .
Swift
Texas Oil
Tobacco Product .
Union Pac. c . .
U. S. Rubber, c. .
U. S. Steel, C . .
do. pfd.
Utah Copper . . .
a. Chemical, c. .
W. V. Telegraph
Westinghouse Elec.
Willys Overland . .
Woolworth
Open I High I Low Close
3
49H
40 Vi
80 H
39
39 K
60H
81H
109H
103
49
64 H
90 H
73H
51T
62 H
88
19
158
59 H
65
8H
44H
98 H
87H
86
08
45
54
45 4
174
123
61
82 H
94
45
3T
99
100
46
22 H
35
71
684
20
84
51
4-2 H
81 V
40 H
404
614
83H
111
104
49
65
98 H
75
54
64 U
38
20
160 H
60 V
574
8H
48
101
384
36
101 4
47H
66
464
184
126
53 14
33
98
47
40
99
101
49
25 H
354
72
584
27
15411
24
42
24
61
17
84
75
98
32
48
65
21
66
82
74
25
158
58
98
28
120
180
74
126
65
984
76
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41 4
22
AUSTRALIA
RtW ZKAtAND AND SOUTH'" St A9
II Tall Ml an4 Raawtanga . 84aJI and
rtr la from Ban Frarwlsce vary SB days,
UNION B. S. CO. OF NKW ZK ALAND.
MO California BL, Ban Franc tse
Or tee Umrtl am railroad aoancl.
EUROPE
Travel to and from Europ will very
heavy aa soon as ptaaports ar available.
Early - application for space on steamers is
accessary.' W represent all ateamsbip eonsr
panic.
JOURNAL TRAVEL AND INFORMATION
'-t .w i. , BUREAU ..- .... .
Dorwy K. Smith, Manaoe
Th Journal Bldo. Phono Marshall 1870
beans (buying price) : White, machine cleaned.
7 7 e per lb. f. o. b.
t'ANSEU mile. (Jarnation, T.oo; somen.
$7.75; Aster. $7.25; Eagle, $9.95; Libby.
$7.26: Yelloban. $7.25; HoUy. $7.25 per case.
COFFEE Roasted, 20 40c; in sacks or
drums.
SODA CRACKERS Bulk, lTo per lb.
NUTS Budded walnuts, 34c per lb.; al
monds. 80S2c; filberts. 27 He In sack lota:
peanut. 18c; pecans, 17o; Brazil, 20c
Hops, Wool and Hides
HOPS Nominal, 1917 crop, 20c per lb.
HIDES No. 1 salted, 80 lbs. and up, 14c
per lb.; No. 2 salted, 30 lbs. and up, 1.3c; No.
1 green, 80 lbs. and up, 11c; No. 2 green, 30
lb, and up. 10c; No. 1 salted bull. 60 lbs. and
up, 11c; No. 2 salted bulls. 50 lbs. and up, 10c;
No. 1 green bulls, 50 lbs. and up. 9c; No. 2
green bulla, 60 lbs. and up, 8c; . No. 1 green or
salted calf skins, up to 15 lbs.. 29c; No. 2
green or salted calf skins, up to 15 lbs., 27-e;
No. 1 green or salted kip skins, 15 to SO lb..
1 5a; No. 2 green or salted kip skins, IS to 80
dry flint calf, nnder 7 lbs., 38c; dry salt hid.
I int.. aim up, zze; ary sut can. under 1 lb..
82c; dry- cull hide or calf, half price; dry stags
or bull. 18e: dry salt or bulla. 18o: drv salt
stags or bulls, 12c: dry cull stags or bolls, halfJ
price; ary nor maea, according to sue and take
oft. each, $1.60 2.50; salted horse, according
to six and take off, each, $8.008.C0; dry
long wool pelts, per lb.. 30c; dry short wool
pelts, per lb., 15 20c; salted long wool lamb
pets. ach, $2.00 2.75; salted long wool sheep
pejia. aco. i..ouw j.bu: ary sneeo enearbnrs.
ch. 15 85c; salted sheep shearlings, each, 80
50c.
(Price quoted' above ar per pound, except
where otherwise designated.)
WOOL Mohair. . long staple, 60e: mohair,
short staple. 40e; mohair. Marry. $0e; No. 1
tallow, l8M,erJfo, Jl-taJtow,vl3s .No. 1
grease, 10c; No. 2 graas, 9c.
CHTTTIM OR OA8CARA BARK Gross
weight. 12 He.
Ropos, Palnto, Oil "
ROPE Sisal, dark, 24e; white, 28 lb.;
standard Manila. 82 He
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls $1.98 gallon;
kettle boiled, bbls., $1.95; raw, cases, $1.95;
boiled, eases. $2.05 per gallon.
COAL OIL W ater white, tn drum or iron
bbla., 1.0c gallon: cases, 20c gallon.
GASOLINE Iron bbla., 21 He; eases, Sle;
engine distillate, iron bbls., 13c: -caa, 28c
WH1TE LEAD Ton lots. 1S; 500 lbs..
TURPENTINE Tanks, 96c; ease, 31.06; Iff
WISH NAILS Basis price, 18.40,
25
48
20
63
18
85
77
94
33
46
68
21
68 V
83
76
26
158
05
100
29
124
182
76
129
67
100
8
48 1
40
80
39
39
60
81
109
103
49
64
90
72
51
61
37
19
156
59
55
- 8
44
98
37
85
98
45
64
45
17
123
51
82
94
45
87
98
100
46
22
34
71
66
26
164
24
42
24
61
17
38
75
92
32
4
65 H
21
66
81
74
25
158
58
97
27
120
179
74
126
65
98
79
52
88
42
24
Total sales, 638,900 shares.
76
62
86
41
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URTHER
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TONE FOR APPLES IS
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SHOWN IN
COUNTRY
Host Centers of the East Are Quot
ing Slight Advances Even Though
Weather Conditions Are Against the
Usual Demand Export Call.
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INSIDE STORY OF
E RAID
TOLD BY CAPTAIN
Captain F. . Carpenter, Com
mander of H. M. S. Vindictive,
Arrives in New York.
Fatalities in Navy
Numbered but 1233
Waahnirton. Now. 2$. (L N. S- Tha
total number of fatalities In tha United
States navy for the entire period of
America's participation In the war mas
but 123S, Burg-eon Oeneral William C
BraJated testified this afternoon before
the house naval affairs committee.
These fatalities were exclusive of tnose
In the marine corps and were largely
due to Hun- U-boat warfare. There are
now about 6000 patients In the naval
hospitals In this country and abroad.
RAID IS GREAT SUCCESS
8
60
42
80
40
40
60
88
110
104
49
65
92
75
68
68
8
19
160
60
57 H
8
45
99
88
86
100
47
66
46
18
123
53
S3
97
48
40
98
101
48
24
85
71
67
28
161
24
43
25
61
18
83
77
94
83
46
58
21
68
83
7
26
159
64
99
28
124
182
75
129
67
100
111
78
62
87
42
23
118
Good to choice ateer 11. 00 12.00
Medium to good steer m.noii.uo
Fair to medium steers 8.60 9 9.50
Common to fair steers 6.00 8.00
Choice cows and heifers 8.00 8.50
Medium to good eowa and heifers. 8.60(1 7.50
Fair to medium cows and heifers. n.now u.u
Canners 3.00 4.00
Bulls D.oow 7. so
Calves 9.00 12.00
Mutton Situation Firm
While there were no arrival in the mutton
aHeye at North Portland over night, trend .of the
trade continues favorabta. Lambs are up 25c.
with tops at $13.00; others were unchanged t
the pricas that have ruled during uie last lew
days.
A year ago top lambs, were quoted in the North
Portland yards at $14, two years ago at $9.
General sheep and lamb range:
Prime lambs $11.50 12.75
Stacker and feeder 6 00 8.00
ir.fr to medium lambs 8.50(810 S(l
Yearling 10.00 11.00
Wethers 9.00 10.00
Tuesday Llvsstock Shipper
Hogs Farmers' Union Cooperative Co., Day
ton. 1 load; J. E. Proffltt, 1 load; M. E. Lau
tham. Montague, CaL, 3 loads.
Cattle Josephine County Farmers' association,
Grants Pase, 1 load.
Cattle and calves Frank Allen, Deer Island,
1 load.
Mixed staff Temple Meat Co., Grants Pass, 1
load cattle and hogs.
Further improvement lit the apple market
situation is eliown not only locally, but at most
consuming centers there is a decidedly better
feeling in th trad.
In the eastern market aom improvement Is
noted in the price in the bis consuming centers
with the poaetbl exception of New York, but
the latter weaknesa ts due more to weather
conditions than any Ack of demand. I
With the export situation in the best pos
sible shape and with constantly increasing calls
from abroad, producing points are not only
demanding former prices, but in some Instances
are aaing advances for th export varieties and
grades.
Apple trade of the nation:
Fort Worth, Texas Supplies heavy. Demand
and movement good. Extra fancy Jonathans,
$3.50; fancy. $3 3.25; chonca Jonathans. $8;
extra fancy Wtneeape. $3; extra fancy Delicious.
$4; extra fancy Stayman Wlnesap. $3; fancy.
$2.75; fitavman Wtnesap. $2.50: extra fan-y
Ganoa, $2.73; extra fancy Spitxenbergs, $2.50.
Omaha, Neb. Demand and movement good.
Rome Beauty and extra fancy medium Yellow
Newtowns, mostly $2.50; extra fancy Wlnesap.
mostly $3; extra fancy Jonathans, $3.25
8.50; extra fancy Stayman Wlnesap. mostly
82.75: fancv Stainn Wlnesatw. mostly $2.80.
Oklahoma City. Ok la. Supplies liberal De
mand and movement good. Extra fancy Jona
thans and WlnMana. $3 (a) 3.25: fancy. $2.70
3: choice. 32.50 2 75: extra fancy Delicious,
$4 4.50; fancy. $3. 50 4; extra fancy King
nM t IS- f.ru-T gft.50: rboice. 83
St. Paul, Minn. Supplies liberal. Demand
and movesaent slow. Extra fancy Jonathans. $3:
extra fancfDellclons. $3.50: extra fancy Wine
saps. $3: choice Wlnesap. $2.25; choice Jona
thans. 12.25 a 2.60.
Houston. Texaa Demand and movement
good. Extra fancy King Davids, all size, IJ 25
iiei.8-: extra fsnrv Jonathan, all sixes.
8.60; fsncy, $33.10; extra lancy wine-
sans. afiR 50-. fancy. S3: wasnincvon. exira
fancy Delicious. $4 25; fsncy. $4: choice. $8 50
extra fancy Hpitxenbergs. sa.a: lancy. o
choice. 2.7R2.85.
Detroit, Mich. Supplies moderate. Demena
and movement alow. Extra fancy Home Beau-
tlMi f? 75.
Minneapolis. Minn. Supplies liberal.
mand and movement slow. Extra fancy Jona
thans. $3: extra fancy Delicious. $3.75 4
extra, fancv W inesaos. S3.
Boston. Mass. Demand and movement mou-
erate. Extra fancy Winesapa. $2.70: extra
fanrv Delirlons. $4 ta- 4.50.
Columbus. Ohio Supplies liberal. ueraana
improving. Local movement good. Extra fancy
Nnrthern Knv and Rome Beauty. Quality ana
condition rood. $3.25 (e 3.75 ; extra fancy De-
lioiona. analitv and condition good. $44.-o.
New Orleans. La. Supplies moderate. De
mand and movement good. Extra fancy De
lirious. 84: choice. $2.75: extra fancy Jona
thans. $3.25: extra fancy Spltxenbergs, s.ou
fancy. $3.23: choice, $2.75; extra fancy Btay
man Wlnesap. $2.75: fancy. $2.50.
Chleaa-o. I1L Demand and movement good.
Rirmlnaham. Ala. Supplies liberal. Some
going to storage. Demand improving for good
Atlanta. Ga. Demand Ught. price slightly
hiaher.
New Tort Demand and movement moderate
Pricee lower. Extra fancy Spitsenbergs, $2.75
S.90: few. $3: fancy. Sll.OO ( 2.66 ; extra
fancy Rome Beauty. $2.25 2.40; fancy. $2
2.15: extra fancy Stayman Winesaps, 2
2 50: fancy. $2.25 2.30.
Pittsburg. Pa. Demand and movement alow.
Choice Delicious, $3 3.25; choice Winessps,
$2.50
Cincinnati. Ohio Supplies heavy. Demand
and movement good. Slightly hither.
Indianapolis, Ind Demand light.
At Least 225 Hun Guns Raked
Leading Ship, Which Came
Within 50 Yards of Batteries.
Tuesday Mernlng . Sale
STEERS
.40
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
No. Ave. lbs. Price. No. Ave. lbs. Price.
27 1134 $12.00 26 1092 $11.00
24.... 1050 10 75 7 1000 9.00
1.... 850 8 00 10 1045 9.00
6 1110 11.50 13 1160 11.60
COWS
86 1044 8 8 00 1 1.000 $ 3.50
1....1230 5.00 3. ...1070 6.25
13. ...1107 5.50 1 1050 7.00
61.... 1065 8.60 29 932 7.75
L2 960 4.60 4 1215 7.60
10 932 6.50 28 972 7.25
6.... 750 4.75 65. ...1027 8.20
CALVES
225 $11.60 I 2.... 180 811.00
11.... 164 10.50 1
BULLS
2. ...1440 3 6.50 I 1 1410 8 7.60
' L....1450 6.75 I 1 1430 6.25
HOGS
19.... 175 $16.80 21.... 200 $16.60
139 202 17.00 83.... 18 V 14.75
83 211 16.75 6 165 16.40
6.... 185 1.6.20 4 167 15.00
T . . . . 887 15.35
YEARLCJQ BUCKS
65.... 154 3 8.00
1ST....
28
842....
YEARLING WETHERS
180 $11.50 64.... 128 $11.00
EWES
8T $ T.75
LAMBS
82 $13.00
FRACTIONAL ADVANCE FORCED
IN CHICAGO EARLY TODAY
By Joseph F. PHtohard
Chicago, Not. 26. (I. N. S.) Those who
were bearish on corn Monday and who put out
short lines were smong the nervous shorts to bid
prices upward sensationally today. Resting spot
were at advances of 5 c for the November fu
ture, and 3 3 e for the more deferred
months, Oats advanced 1 1 c, and provisions
war up 10 50c
Foreign Bond Market
Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.,
Trade building: Bid.
F. 5 Oct 1920 t P
TJ. K- 5 Not. 1919 99
XT. K. 6s Feb. 1919 101
U. K. 5 s Not. 1921 ,97
A F. Sec 6 Aug. 1919 99
Rep. Franc 5s 1931 150
Paris 6s Oct 1921 98
Marseilles 6s Nov. 1919 100
Russia Exta. 5 Vis 1921 68
Russian Intl. 5s 1926 180
Dom. 5a Aug. 1919..... 98
Do nt. 6s April 1921 97
Dom. 5a April 1931 97
Dom. 5a April 1926 96
Argentine 6s May 1920 97
China 6s 1919 95
Dom. Canada 5s 1937 98
French 5s 1919 103
Board of
Ask.
96
99
101
98
99
160
98
101
72
100
98
98
98
97
98
98
95
104
Chicago. Not. 26. iL N. g.)--Corn was
fractionally higher at the opening of the market
today on scattered commission house buying.
The local crowd favored the selling aide. Offer
ings, however, were scarce and the slight upturn
was maintained.
Oats followed the corn to a leaser advance
with commission' houses on both sides of the
market in a small way. Local houses fsvored
aelling on tne advance. inen, when it was
evident that the corn advance would hold, many
switcnea to tne buying side in oat.
. ProTUnona were slightly higher in a eomnara-
uveiy acuve mariet.
Chicago range by United Pre:
CORN
Open. High.
.123 180
.122 125
.123 126
.124 127
OATS
.73 74
.70 .72
.70 72
. 70 72
PORK
November ,
December
January .
February
November
December
January .
February
Low.
121
121
121
122.
73
70
69
70
Close.
180
12fr
126
127
74
71
71
71
November
January .
November
December
January
November
January
4630 4645
LARD
2605 2610-1
RIBS
2462
2465
4600
2585
2447
4375
4640
2663
2615
2607
2575
2465
DAIRY PRODUCE ON THE COAST
San Francisco Marks
San Francisco, Not. 26. TJ. P.) Butter
Extras, 62c.
Ew Extras, 80 e; extra pullets, 84c
Cheese California flats, fancy, 32 He.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Not. 26. (L N. S.) Egg Select
ranen, ( z ( oe: storage, ousssie.
Butter Washington creamery. 62A6Sr:
storage, ooi&oic
Las A nasi Market
Lo Angeles. Nov. 26. (I N. 8.) Bntt
California creamery extras, 60c
ra Rreah extras. 73c: ease count. 3e-
puueu, ova. .
Liverpool Cotton Qalet
Liverpool, Nov. 2. (L N. a) Cotton
srrecmar. wont - eettaax asks.
steady, sale 600 bales.
First Cotton Prices Higher
Near York. Nor. 26. (L N. S.I Tn Nn.
with firm cables, tha cotton market evened
naavy -aoaay ana nrst pnees wer 10 to 43
pointa rugbsr.
The chief features of the earlv tradina were
th selling by Japanese interests and buying of
near months, and selling of ' late months by
Liverpool
At the end of the first 15 xabmtea th mar-
an waa Hesaj ana zv to zo pointa .act mx tier
Liquidation by early buyers and Jananaee
ailing gave the market an easier tone in tha
lata forenoon. Th close waa barely steady at
a net aeeune oi lo lo 40 point.
Month Ooen. Htrfi.
Jan- ....... 3768 2773
Mares ...... 3690 2708
May 246 3670
July ....... 3620 .2684
Oct, 2410 . 2410
Hefts $18.25
Chicgo. Not. 26. (I. N. 8.) Hog Esti
mated receipts. 46.000: lower. Top. $18
butcher hoes, heavy. $1 8.00 18.20 ; packing
hoe, heavy. $1717.50; medium and mlxee,
$17.15 17. ; light. $17. 1 0 1 8.10; pigs,
$13 50W 15.50: rotiahs. $16.00 16.25.
Cattle -Estimated receipts, 33.000: steady.
Beef cattle, good choice. $ 1 5.00 19.75 : medi
um and common. $9.25 15.00; butcher stock,
heifers. $6.50 14.00; cows. $6.25 13.00;
canners and cutters, $5.00 6.25; stockera and
feeders, good choice, $10.00 13.00 ; common
and medium. $7.25 10; Teal calves. good
choice, $16.75 17.25.
Sheep Estimated receipts, 44.000: steady.
Shorn lambs, choice and prime. $15.16
15.33; medium and good, $14.00 15.15 :
yearlings, good choice. $11.75 12.25; feeder
lambs, good choice, $1 3.25 14.23 ; choice
ewes, prime. $9.00 9.25; medium and good.
$8.00 9.00.
Omaha Hog. $17.70
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 26 (L N. S.) Hogs
Receipts 16.000; lower. Top, $17.70;
ranee, $16.7517.70: mixed. $17.25 1 7.30 ;
good choice, $17.20 17.30; rough. $17.00
17.20: lights. $17. 60 17.90; bulk, $17.20
17.40; pigs. $8.00 13.00
Cattle Receipts 14.000: steady. Beeves,
$9 00 18.50; cows and heifers. $4.50
12.50: Mockers and feeders, $5.50 15.00;
calves. $7.50 18.50
Sheep Receipts, 21.500: steady. Wethers.
$9.00 10.00; yearUngs. $9.00 11.00;
lambs. $11.00 15.00: ewe. $7.00 9.00.
Seattle Hogs 817.60
Seattle. Nov. 26. (L N. 8.) Hoc Re
ceipts 1468. steady. Prime lights. (17.40
17. SO: medium to enoice. si 7.25 w L7.40 :
smooth heavies, $1 6.25 1 6.50 : rough heavies.
$15.2515 50: pigs. $15.25 16 .50.
Cattle Receipts 16. steady. Best steers.
$11.00 13.00; medium to choice, $10.60
11.60; common to good. o.008.eu; nest
cows, $9.du9.du; common to meaiuxa cows.
$5.00 7.50; bulls. $5.00 7.60; calves,
$5.00 10.00.
Sheep iteceipts 70. steady, umn, iM.oo
14.75: yearUngs, $10.00 10 50; ewes.
$6.50 9.00.
Denver, Colo., Nor. zo. (U. f.l (Jattie
Receipt 8500. weak. Steers, $8.00 14.00;
cows and neiiers, is.vuh.23: storxers ana
feeders, $7.0011.50: calve. $9.0011 00.
Hoc Receipts i,euu, steaay. lop, sii.sa;
bulk, $16.75 17.00.
Sheeo Receipt 1Z.OOO. steady. Lambs.
814.75 15.25; ewes. $8 00 8. 73.
Kansas City Hogs SI 7.60
Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 26. (L N. 8.)
Cattle Receipts, 20,000; steady to 15c lower.
Steers? $14.50 16; cows and heifers. $610;
stock en and feeders, $7 12; calves, $8
13.25.
Hogs Receipts. SO. 00; 10 to ZOc lower.
Bulk. $17 17.60: top. $17.60; heaviea. $17.23
17.50; lights. $17017.60; mediums. $17.33
17.60.
Sheen Receipts. 6000; steady to 25c- lower.
Lambs. $14.5015; wethers, $9.609.75;
wes, $8.ZP.7tt.
POTATOES ALL ALONG THE COAST
tan Francisco Market
Ban Francisco. Nov. 26. (U. P.) Potatoes
Per cental, fancy large selected Deltas. $2.25
2.40; do fancy. $2.0092.15: choice. $1.75
1.85; Oregon fancy. $2.00 0 2.20; choice,
81501.75.
Onions Per cental. Australian browns, $1.00
1.25.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Nov. 28. (L N. 8.1
California. $2.00: Oregon. $2.60.
Lo Angeles. Jov. 26. (X. ri. H.l Pota
toe Stockton Burbank. selects. $2.25
2.60; Inyo county B assets, $2.25 3.35; Idaho
Bassets, 82.29.
New York, Nor. 26. (I. N. S.) The
inside" story of the bottling up of the
German submarine base at Zeebrugse
by the British last April waa told here
today for the first time by Captain K.
E. Carpenter, R. N., V. C. hero of the
exploit-
Captain Carpenter is here in a ape-
cial mission for his government, the
nature of which he declines to divulge
pending the presentation of his creden
tials to the department of state at
Washington. He arrived on the steamer
Balmoral Castle of the Cunard line.
Intimate details of the historic ex
ploit as told by Captain Carpenter re
veal for tha first time that tha suc
cessful attempt was the third made by
the British navy. Two previous at
tempts were foiled by sudden changes
n the wind, when the "bottling up
fleet waa almost under the nosea of the
German land batteries and managed to
make Its ecsape unseen. I
Vindictive Leads Way
The successful exploit came on the
night of April 23, when three "block
ships," or cruisers, laden with con
crete were sunk in . the mole of the
Belgian port, .two German destroyers
sent-to the bottom and .a third driven
to cover. So successful was tha enter
prise that the British lost only 70 men
In killed and 200 captured. Moreover,
all of the bodies but 12 of the victims
were brought back to British soil.
Captain Carpenter led the way to
Zeebrugge aboard the old battleship
Vindictive. The vessel ran to within
0 yards of the German land batteries
and kept up a furious gun duel with
them while the concrete laden cruisers
were being sunk In the channel. No
fewer than 225 German guns were raking
the Vindictive as fast as they could be
fired, Captain Carpenter aald, while hia
men were bottling up the Hun under
sea raiders In port and blocking the
way for cruising submarines to return.
The Vindictive carried approximately
1000 men to Zeebrugge, Four hundred
of these men went ashore, climbing the
parapet of the mole and capturing seven
of the big guns. Later three more big
pieces were 'taken.
Betas to Leave Shis
Meanwhile the cruisers Intrepid,
Pithigenla and Thetis entered the har
bor and steamed full speed ahead for
their objective with a storm of shells
falling all around them. The Intrepid
got farthest into the passage way. The
Pithigenla waa sunk a short distance
behind her and the Thetis near tha out
let oi tne cnanneL Ail or the crew
of the Intrepid escaped. There were 87
men aboard her when she ran the gaunt
let into the harbor.
Captain Carpenter said he had Intend
ed to permit but 60 men to stay aboard
the cruiser when she entered the harbor,
but when the vessel was halted to ef
fect a transfer of odd men aboard none
waa found. They had hidden below
decks.
SOLDIERS IX IT
WITH SOCIALISTS
Mass Meeting at Madison Square
Garden Results in Riots
and Arrests.
Finance, Timber:
Industry l
Employers Aid TaeaaselTea aa Uv
City by Assisttar Taalr Xr. it
Bay Home ea Installment Flaa.
The Hesse Balldhsg PrwgrasawOn ar '
about Uecwraber 1 Portland's honveballd- . .
Ins; program Is actieduled to begjo. The -need
of thousands of new homes la th
city has been apparretrt for several
months past and tn the) opinion of men .
in close touch wttb the Industrial situa
tion on the coast the demand tat rtevr
homes will strena-thess during th toma-
ing months. Owsers of vacant home
sites are prepstrtng to erect bouses to
suit tenants and dlsposs of them on the
easy payment plan. A few employers
of labor ar also constderrnar bmUdtng -houses
for their employes aa a ineaua -of
giving tt.era better Uviag conditions
and of anchoring them to th city. '
MareoDa Mill Begins Ope rati asThe
new mill of the Fischer Lumber company
of Marco! la began operations Monday -morning.
The mill has a dally capacity
of 100.000 feet, doobf that of th Old
mill which was destroyed by fire several
months ago. ,
HcoagaU Goea to Salt Lake-rA, W.
Scougall, assistant auditor of th Fed
eral Reserve bank of San FYanclsco, who
has been employed during tha past
three weeks In the Portland branch of
the federal reserve bank, left Sunday
night for Salt Lake City. Mr, BeoaaU
took the place of A. R M annex while
he was ensraged ta the-examutattoa of
Clearing
New York. Nov. SB. (I. N. S.) Nine
Socialists are under arrest and will be
arraigned today on charges of Inciting
tn riot for wavinsr red flnrs at a mon-
rBter Socialist sfrass meeting at Madison
Square Garden last night held for the
n.irnn.a nrnl.otlnir leilllli thai Im.
pending execution of Tom Mooney and banks of the Portland
inr..rotiilgtln. Iha aiuvoo rt tl li T- nS SSSW 4SIIUI1.
man Socialists.
For several hours between 9000 and
10,000 Socialists battled with approxi
mately 600 soldiers and sailors, who
were bent on wreaking their Indigna
tion on th wearers of the red ribbons,
red ties and other ruddy insignia.
Mounted policemen and military po
lice tried In vain for a time to dominate
the angry service men, who were armed
with heavy sticks with which they
. . i j i . . i r
of indescribable disorder occurred be- ! Washing?
at . . . a w v sass
Foartk. Liberty Loaa Figs res TBS
Twelfth federal reserve district ranks
seventh among the districts of tha coun
try in percentage of subscription to tb
fourth Liberty loaa. tha total amount
being $439,000,000 or 114.2 per cent of
th quota of ' $402,000,000, according to
official figures Just Issued. Following
la the showing made by th states and
territories
SUte
Alaska
Arisona
lh the district:
In addition to the nine Socialists, who
will be srraigned today, a score or more
of frensled men and women were tsfken
into custody but were later released.
During the mass meeting the Social
ists adopted resolutions urging Social
ists generally throughout the United
States to protest vigorously against the
forthcoming execution of Mooney. Other
resolutiona spplauded the success of
German and Russian Socialists in their
revolutions
We have business here tonight we
do not want to duplicate the Flanders
battlefield," shouted Scott Nearlng in
an effort to restore order at the
Madison Square Garden meeting.
A declaration for international So
cialism by Nearlng, following the ar
rest of four persons charged with dis
orderly conduct for displaying a red
banner with the inscription, "Withdraw
the troops from Russia," had thrown
the meeting Into disorder.
The doors of the great hall were
thrown open at 6 o'clock. The red flag
was not in evidence in the crowds, but
the men wore red neckties and the
women red carnations. Before the doors
were closed, more than 200 men In uni
form were admitted. One hundred and
fifty police reserves were rushed to the
hall to maintain order. Hundreds of
detectives, secret service operatives and
agents of the department of Justice
mingled with the crowds.
Oweta.
I 1.8.400
6.381.200
8. 215.800
6.S8S.850
14.549.400
257.556.400
38.708.10
18.670.8OO
.768.0M
Snkeertbed. Pet.
8 2.1S2.550 19S
, 9. 226.950 14S
70. 106.1 SO 130
.. II 119
16.804.4 30 Ilk
289.84.650 118
36.244.880 118
19,06,T0 10
T.0A.$0 J.93
Idaho
California
Oregon .
t'tah . . .
Hawaii . .
Grand total. 8402.000.000 $459,000,000
G. K. Weeks, general campaign mana
ger, save that the final settlement of
unadjusted accounts. Including subscrip
tion!! by railroad employes In the Twelfth
federal reserve district, which war ac
tually entered In other districts subject
to credit back by tha treasury depart
ment, la expected to Increase the final
figure of this district to more than Sl6i.-
000.000. l
the ears of the throng waiting for ad-
mission to the gathering place, a wtld -outburst
of enthusiasm broke loose. -
Close Watch Being Kf pi -
Washington. Not. 28. (U. P. ) Th ,
American government la keeping do .
watch on dlsturbancea growing out of
meetings convened to proteat against
the death sentence of Thomas J..
Mooney, convicted of tha San Francleoo
bomb outrage.
While officials expressed no grat
concern over the situation, the Hot pre
cipitated In New York Monday nlM
when soldiers and sailors attacked So
cialists after a meeting there caused n
some uneasiness here. Officials view
i the seneral spirit in tha country as sv .
"The Star Spangled Banner" and the natural outgrowth of war. Aa a resort
"Marseillaise" were greeted warmly, but stepa will be taken shortly to remov,
when tha tune of th international an- insofar as possible, all sources of pqs
them of International Socialists reached Bible Irritation.
Captain Cruson in
Regular U. S, Army!
Lebanon, Nov. 26. Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Cruson of this city have revel ved
word that their son. Captain Claude
Crusan, haa been Inducted Into the regu
lar army as captain and will soon be
assigned to a permanent location. Cap
tain Cruson spent three years at Fort
Leavenworth, Kan., studying civil en
gineering, following wrrtch he waa sta
tioned In the Philippines.
Recently he was fort commander at
Fort Columbia, leaving there with the
th regiment for Camp Eustls. Va.
Hia wife, formerly Miss Grace Wilcox.
Is well known here.
Chicago Dairy Prodac
Chicago. Not. 28. (L N. 8.) Butter
Receipts, 77$ tuba. Creamery extras. 68c
firats. 63H64e; packing stocJc, B8&40C
EgCs Receipts 4 J cases. Current re-
eipta. 65wG3c: ordinary firsts, 04 58c
firsts, 63Hst65e: extr; 6869e; checks.
22 39c; dirties. 40 44a
2860 2860
Low.
2715
2641
2608
2596
3382
2800
Close.
2718
2641
2615
287$
2880
2810
lonfusion Prevails
At Submarine Bases
$50,000
a
Greater Winnipeg Water District
5 GOLD BONDS
Price'to Yield Six and One-Half (6V2) Per Cent
Dated August 1, 1918 Due August 1. 1923
Principal and interest payable in" pold
at Bank of Montreal in New York City. '
Coupon Bonds in Denominations of
15100, $500 and $1000
Legality approved by
Messrs. Malone. Malone & Lonp, Attorneys.
Assessed Valuation $266,492,739
' Net Bonded Debt $9,013,285
Population 220,426
These bonds are a direct tax obligation of the
Greater Winnipeg Water District.
1
Bonded Debt less than
London, Nov. 26. (I. N. S.) There
la much confusion In the German sub
marine basest This 'was made evident
by a wireless dispatch to Harwich that I
no more submarines will be able to leave
port immediately. Twenty-seven more
were to have reached a rendezvous on '
Wednesday.
four (4) per
valuation.
cent pf the
Exempt from all Dominion Government Taxation
Italian Flag Is Far
In Austrian Lands i
London. Nov. 28. (L N. S.) 2 p. m.)
The Italian flag has now been hoisted
on the farthest boundary of Italy's new
ly occupied territory In Austria, said
dispatch from Rome this afternoon.
The Italians on Monday occupied Vetta
D Italia and Plzzo.
LIBERTY BOND SALES
Liberty bond closed is SSw Tort:
' 8H
Wednesday 9994
Thursday - ,9
Friday -aSftA
Saturday . 9990
Monday .. 9960
Tuesday a 989
1st 4a
9660
664
066O
9660
9640
880
Conv.
2d 4s
: 9620
f)20
600
. 9610
- 9870
S$30
lit
414a
9840 ,
860
840
9846
9840
sis
4 th
4U
T98
TBS
MOO
9780
740
720
Voney , and Bxehang
TW Tork. Nov. 26. -IL N. 8.1 Call
money on tn rioor t tne New Tork stock ex
change today ruled at 14 ner sent: hish. a r
went; sow, a per cent.
Time money waa firm: rates were 6 per cent.
l urn rasraet lor rjrune mercantile nans
strong;' i :
-'Oan tenser in Ixmdow today was 3 per eent.
stenmc sexenange was strong, srtttt
In bankers' bills at 14.7514 for. demand.
34.784 for 80-day bills, snd $4.71 for 99-
oey usa
V Hew Tork.SL .Louis Metal
New Tork. Nov. 29. (L N. B )t
Steady: spot offered at 88.50; fT or saber and
December offered at $8.80.
St. Lotds. Mo.. Not. 26. (L N. B.) Lead
srice fixed 87.76.
Spelter Quiet; 38.20 spot sad 88.10 De
cember shipment
Influenza Ban Again
Is On in Walla Walla
Walla Walla. Wash- Nov. 28. (TJ. P.)
" The Influenza ban went on ag"&in hers
today. covering- schools, theatres,
churches, etc The 'number of. Influ
enza case is on tb locraas. :
Chicago Bars Red Flags
Chicago, Nov. 28. (L.N. 8.) To pre
vent th possibility of a red flag- demon
stration tn jmoag-o ana to check any
tendencies here toward Bolshevikiam. the
city law department today will draft I
an ordinance making- It prohibitive for
aayono to display a red flag-. The ordi
nance was demanded by the city coun
cil
Robs and Kills Storekeeper
Chlcftgo. Nov. 28. (I. N. S.) Clyde
E. Dennis, formerly of Kansas City,
Mo., is nnder arrest here today, charged
with killing John W. Hutchinson, a to
bacconist, whose store Dennis entered
and robbed of $179. After robbing- th
placs Dennis fired three) shots at Hutch
inson, ho attempted to atop him.
Liberty Bonds
If yea mast SKLL year Liberty Beads, SELL to ITS.
If yos can BUY more Liberty Beads, BUY frost US. 1
Vr bay sad sell Liberty Bead at ta stark si.
You cannot do better you maty do worse.
The closing- prices of LIBERTY BONDS on the New York Stock Exchanr
for week ended Monday, November 28, wars as follows:
Tuesday
Wednesday . . .
Thursday , . . . .
Friday
Saturday
Monday
MORRIS BROTHERS, Inc.
i Th Premier Municipal Bond Houss of Oregon , .
1 309-311 STARK. BETWEEN STH AND 6TH (GROUND FLOOR)
Telcpsose Broadway tlU EstabUssed Over ta Years
First Second Third Fourth
3Hs 4s 4s 4iS 4S 4 4 "48
99.90 96.50 96.02 98.64 97.82 97.83 98.00 '
99.96 98.70 96.20 98.80 97.88 97.90 98.00 1
99.94 98.70 96.20 98.60 97.82 97.88 99.09 .
99.94 96.60 88 00 98.42 97.84 97.88 98 90
99.90 96. 50 96.10 98.40 97.98 97.99 97.80..
99.80 96.40 95.80 98.40 97.38 97.40 97.44 .
SUeks, Bonds, CetUn, Grata. Bt.-T
1S-117 Bir4 sf Trade BsHdiag '
Overbeck&CookeCo,
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES.:
Mmson Caleags Beard vf Trade '
orfpoadat9 pi Xeg-as Bryan
. aiissi xw Torn
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LIBERTY BONDS
We Buy and Sell Libert Bonds
Also buy your partly paid bond contracts. Remit
tance mailed out of town sellers day . bonds are
received.
NORTHWESTERN TRUST CO.
SECOND FLOOR WILCOX BLDC
COR. SIXTH AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND. ORE. ;
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