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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1919.
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PRICE OF POTATOES GETTING ABOVE COMPETITIVE POINTS
Edited by
man IL Cohen
BUTTER RISE IS
INJURY TO TRADE
'ad us try Likely to Surfer as a Result
of Action of One Creamery Force
Oleomargarine Sales.
The advance of 2 cents a pound In the
price quoted for creamery butter by one
local creamery hus not met with favor
by others in this territory beoause of
the simple fact that there Is plenty of
fresh butter available for all require-
Wheat Trading
Is Likely
Removal of Government Regulations
May Settle Trade.
By UjmiD H. Cohen
Trading in the wheat market on the
various exchanges Is likely to be re
sumed within a short time as a result
of .the president's proclamation In can
celling all government regulations re
garding the import and export of sup
plies. Owing to the. exchange situation it is
not likely that any foreign business will
be available among the trade because
Europe can purchase wheat elsewhere
at lower prices where their exchange la
on a better basis. I ne united states
ments In the local trade at this time.
IS'ot the sliKhieHt sign of a shortage is government will likely continue the only
shown. In fact the local market cannot , exporter of wheat for this country dur
absorb the offerings.
ing the remainder of the season.
As matters now stand wheat trading
POTATO PRICES
NOW DANGEROUS
Loeal Market Is Above Competing
Points and Outside Demand May Suf
fer Buyers Less Anxious.
While a firm tone continues In the
local potato trade and country purchases
remain as high as $2.50 per cental for
selected stock, there appears no great
desire among buyers to pay this price at
the moment.
Comparatively speaking the loeal potato price
tt country points ha advanced beyond the basis
for other mrketst. For Instance sales are con
firmed at Willamette valley point at higher
figures than are ruling in Idaho, which is
Turkey Market
Bulletin for the
Wholesale Trade
Turkeys rontlnae to arrive more
freely here and while the movement
In general is good, some of the re
ceivers have been holding their stork
off the market to secure better prices.
General, sales of top birds in lots
continue aronnd 4! 41 Vie a pound
for the fancy dressed stuff, with oc
casional sates at 4Sc In lots and as
high as 4ic obtained for selected stock
from some small bnyer. Bnlk of the
turkeys for the Thanksgiving trade
nsually arrives Sunday, bnt the price
Is seldom made until Monday morn
ing.
HAY MARKET IS-
HODIUPM
Some Believe Market Will Advance In
stead of Showing Loss as Others Had
Expected Barley Is Firm.
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
J !
Hogs Showing Less
of onT'in. VZ'uto The face f Uan be resumed on T The exchanges and J ZXtZZ '.he SST&ZXS
actual condition of offering is finding gen- - . ,. , :., ,A ,Kdki K .r,d:; Both of tliew Uke a Urge per cent oy
. , . i i i uijiilcsiii: uuBiiicon ryjAi fc w ..., .
Aral Olsprovai imuni uuirr creamrnr, wiiu miv
working for the uiilift of the butter Industry.
Thejr claim that the action of Manager Howard
if the Mutual in advancing the price at tht
time la In reality a bad factor inasmuch as tt . wi.h nffUt-n
will decrease instead of Increase the consumption w"2i' l" ,L , K
of butter and' thereby increase the demand for i ' ne presiaeni D
domestic business would probably
more generally settled as a result.
Max H. Houser, second vice president
of the Grain corporation for the North-
here, announces:
by proclamation has
oleomargarine. " removed, errective DecemDer lit, an ex-
Tbe fact that Seattle has advanced the price port anrj import embargo restrictions on
of butter 1 taken here to indicate that the wade wheat an(J flour and thereafter
yit!:l:r.ZdnV X$r&i -heat and wheat flour may be exported
actual coet. Seattle has been extremely bearish and imported without requiring the per
in the butter trade for many weeks, in fact mt which formerly by the war trade
hat ehown no inclination whatever to take any boar(1 anfi latterly by the wheat direc-
bovZ T th.r.re allied I by those in the nrth. , tor ha. been nece.srary
TROVISION PRICES ARK CHAXUED
Hlight changes ari- anriounced in the price
of hams by local packers. Ird prices are
down about 1- a pound, hut comuonnd is ni
4 c a pund on account, ai the higli price
of cottonseed oil
Thrwe -desiring speciat information regarding
! any market should write the market editor Ore
gon Journal. enclosing stamp for reply.
FBKNH YAW TRADE IS STEADY
Trade In the fresh market was steady
for the day along the whole-ale way. with no
change in value Indicated. Receipts an- still
moderate, with no surplus in sight. Storage
good moving fast.
KM ALL HENS ARE QI.'OTKD LOWER
There appears a strain fit weakness in the
market for lightweight hen-, with sale down
to 21 (51 22c a pound. Hlthouglt some business
was rone as high as 23c a pound. Heavy
toes in demand.
C'OI'STRY MEATS HOM STEADY
Roseburg Turkey
Market Remains
40 Cents Pound
Roseburg. Nov. 22 The local turkey mar- I
ket remained normal today, and the buying !
was very steady, until late this evening o 'ft (10 (a 2. So
more biros came In today than on either Wednes
day or Thursday. The price remained the same
until the clone 4 Oc. The out of town nuyers
will leave for l'ortland tonight.
buyer secured about 3000 birds, but would
have bought 6OO0 if they could. The local
buyer will continue buying until late Satur-
Markel for country killed meat is showing 1 day evening,
a steady tone at unchanged prices for calves, ! .
but hog remain firm and in active demand at. i . -. . KH &TATmTir AHF AID
extreme prices. Receipt of hogs are quirt fair.
APPLE MARKET HOLDING STEADY
Apple market trade is holding steady hr-rr.
with no change in the general : lute. t tori. Bulk
of the sale continues around $ 1 . 2.r (? 1 .AO per
hot. fcateru markets show moderate movement
BRIEF NOTES OF PRODl-CK TRADE
'ticaretle prices Again 40c per 1 flun hiziier.
rheee market ective st unHmiiced prices,
l.ow grade canned salmon market very quiet.
Wool trading shows improvement in the Kast.
Jack rahhits are a drug on tSte market,
around $2(4 2. AO dor.cn.
WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather burrnu adri-es:
1 rot.net shipments during the next 36 hours
agaitut the following minimum temperatures:
iluing north. 42 deg'ee; northeast over R..
P. . R. R.. 80 degrees; east to Baker.
t4 degree, and south to A 'lilsnd. SO degrees.
Minimum temperature at Portland tomorrow
sbout 42 degrees. .
Duluth Flax Market
Dulnth. Nov. 22. 1 1. S. 8 ) Flax: No
vember. 14.73; December. $4 66; May, 14.61.
Naval Stores Market
New York, Nov 22. (I N 8 1 --Turpentine
fcaaiinah. 11 88 ( I 5k V, ; New York. $1.68
i Rosin. Savannah, $16. AO; New York. 117.00
TO THE COTTON MARKET
New York. Nov. 22. (I. N. 8.) Bullish
weekly statistics had much to do with stesdi
nesa in the cotton market at the opening tislay
Sentiment w;is also affected by a prediction of
an early settlement of the soft coal labor dif
ficulty. After opening IS to 23 points higher,
with the ejeeptinn of January which was 1
liolnt lower, the list old up 4!S pointa over
last night's close on wrek-end covering and a
good demand from Liverpool.
The market w.i irregular In the late fore
noon and at one time di-plajed some weak
nest. The demand from the trade and shorts
absorbed the offerings and left the market
finally firm at a net advance of 61 to 81 points.
the Oregon offerings usually. Idaho also has
the advantage of a lower freight rate to Tezaa
than Oregon.
Potato prices at growing center:
Greeley, t.'olo. Hanling light. Practically no
wive inquiry. Demand moderate, movement
low. Market unsettled, little change in prices.
Wagonloads caah to growers at country loading
points Rurals and Pearls. U. S. No. 1, 12.50
2.(55. mostly $2.55 2 60.
Idaho Falls. Idaho. Hauling moderate. De
mand slower, movement moderate, market slight
ly weaker. All utock quoted is V. 8. No. 1
grade, wagonloada cash to growers Rurals.
$2.40 ( 2.43; Russets, mostly $2.65.
Minneapolis. Minn Very light wire inquiry.
Itemand and movtenent limited. Market dull,
little change in price. Carloads f. o. b. usual
terms White varieties, partly graded. $2.65(4
2.75. mostly $2.70; Kings. $2.6."). Red River
valley, Moorhead rate. Red River Chios, field
run, $2.f0 & 2.05.
Waupaca. Wis,- Condition generally good,
some allowing effects of late blight. rarload f.
o h. usual tennn-Moderate wire inquiry De
mand moderate, movement limited. Market
steady, little change in prices. Round Whites,
t. S. No. 1, $2.60 (92.70. Some consigned.
Some loaded in box can. Warehouse cash to
.growers Hauling moderate. lemand good,
movement limited. Market film, little change
in prices. Round Whites. IT. b. No. 1, bulk at
Waupaca, $2.2iV; at other Wisconsin points.
mostly $2 2 J.
Consuming markets reported:
Kansas city. Mo. Kansas I. Washington I.
iti . - s ,..i. ,1 .. ir:.....in xrh .1..
I ne Seattle i . , ... ... , . ..i .. .,
track, including broken, IS diverted. Supplies
liberal. Ieniaud and movement poor. Market
steady. Thursday's sales, carlots outweigh!
Minnesota Red Ulver Ohios, partly graded. $3.20.
Fort Worth. Tejas. Idaho 3, Colorado 7,
Oregon 1 cars arrived. Supplies liberal. De
mand and movement moderate. Market steady,
little change in prices. Condition generally
good. Kales direct to retailers Colorado and
Idaho white varieties. IT. S. No. 1, $3.50 s
8.75; California Burhanks. $4.00 ( 4.50.
Minneapolis. Minn. Sales direct to retailers
Washington Netted Menu. $3.50, few $3.40.
f Car.
Wheat. Barley. Flour. Oat. Hay
Portland. Satu. . . 27 . . . . JO 5 4
J Year ago 88 ... . 24 8 8
.Total this week. 154 2 77 9 84
'Tear ago 17f 23 03 61
Season to date... 4642 115 1920 316 781
: Year ago 4646 579 812 512 1586
Tacoma, Fri 15 7
Year ago. , 20 1 3
1 8eaon to date . .3172 55 107 473
I Year ago 3031 19 109 683
' Seattle. Fri 36 3 4 5 3
Year ago 24 . . . . 17 2 26
i Sea-son to date. . .2S43 133 844 351 659
! Year ago 8221 43 717 389 1421
North Portland Buyers Vrss Keen
Taking Hold or Closing
Day Offerings.
Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
120 3 . 1 145
332 19
58 89 ... 21
1 89 1
7RO 200 ... 50
2fi 36 14 90
535 4 4 10
511 63 9 172
Furnished by Overbeck
of Trade building
A Cooke Co., Board
Month Open. High. Iow. Close.
January 3425 84! 3423 3498
February 330O
M.irch 3245 3S80 8245 3324
April 3220
May 3140 3105 8137 3187
June 3110
July 8035 3075 3030 3075
August 2960
September 2895
October 2705 2805 27115 2825
December '3585 3630 3575 S625
New York Hnirar and Coffee
New York. Nov. 22.- I U. P.) Coffee
No. 7 Rio 15; No. 4 Santos 26 26.
Sugar Ccrtritugal $7.28.
ISSUE 14 SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 1919
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
TURK!
EYS
We believe the market
Market ateadj. Most talci today at 4S on top titork.
win noid.
DUCKS In big- demand at 32 to 35 live.
GEESE Selling- at 23c to 25. Market trong.
HENS over 8V4 lbs. Belling' at 28c to 30: under SMi lh., 23. BROILERS
under I lb., 30. SPKINGS over 2 lbs., 23. OLD K00STEKS, 16.
TEAL Steady. Most sales 20 1 to 21c.
HOGS Firmer. Most sales at 22 to 22Vi.
Our selling- charge Is lc per Ih. on Hogs, Veal and Poultry, 1c per dosen on Ef gt.
SHERIDAN -BECKLEY CO., Inc.
126 FRONT 8TREIT, PORTLAND. OREGON
Rafeewnce: HIBIRNIA SAVINGS BANK Phone: Main 3607
Apple and Potato Growers' Associations That Ship In Car Lota or Lett Should Use Our Services
Chicago Moos. 914.25
Chicago. Nov 22. i I. N. 8 I Hogs Re
ceipt'. 8000; 2314 50c higher. Bulk, $13 70!
14.15: top. $14 25; heavyweight. $13 HO
14.1..; medium weight. $18.70 (a 14.25 ; lipht
weight, $1 3.65 14.20; light lights. $13,40 6
14.00; heavy packing sows, smooth. $13 00
13 40; packing sows, rough. $12 60 18.00;
pig. $18. 00 13.50
Cattle Receipts. 4 500; compared with week
ago: Choice and prime steers, 50 Cat 75c lower:
in between gradtss, $1. 25 1.75 lower; common
grades, 25 (a 50c down; she stock, mostly 50 to
75c lower; best bologna bulls, steady: others.
25c lower; veal calves, $1.50 g 1.75 lower;
hfst fcaders. 2 Be lower; others, 50c lower;
westerns. 25 50c lower.
siheep Receipts, 7000: compared with week
ago Fat lamb3. 25 QL 50e lower; sheen and
yearlings, steady to strong; feeding lambs. 25c
higher.
Kansas City Hogs (14.25
Kannaa City. Mo.. Nov. 22.; (I. N. 8.)
Cattl! -Receipt. 800. no market.
Hogs Receipt. 2500, active and ateady;
ales, $18 90 14.25.
Sheep Keceipti, 150. no market.
Denver Hogs, $13.76
Derrver. Colo.. Nov. 22 It". P.l- Cattle
Receipt.-. 30OO: stead v. Steer. 19.11(11 12 511
cows and heifers, $7.25(8 9.00; atockers and
feeder--. $7 25c11.50; calve, $8 00 ft. 12.50
Hogs Receipts, 150; 25c lower Ton
$18 75; bulk. $13.501S.7S
Sheep Receipts, 9000 ; steady Lambs.
$12.50 13 75; ewes. $6.50 (ji 7.50 ; feeder
lambs, $12.25 14 25.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RfN
Saturday . . .
Week ago . .
2 weeks ago .
4 weeks ago
Year ago
2 years ago
3 yean ago .
4 years ago
While hop" were unchanged for the
week end at North Portland, the trend
was easier. Cattle and sheep were
steady for the closing period with a nom
inal supply.
Hogs again commanded $1B.50 for tops in
the North Portland alleys for the Saturday
trade, but there was a noticeable degree of
weakness in the buying, indicating that if ar
rivals are liberal next week prices will slide off
somewhat.
.enera. not market ring'
I'riB. mived $1 o.OO 19 50
Median mtved 16.0O l.0O
Konit- heavies 14 00 a 14 60
Ptrs t4 50 61 5 50
Cattle Situation Nominal
Three lone head of cattle made their ap
pearance in the North Portland alleys for the
Saturday trade. Demand for cows continue
best bnt. the steer division is steady. Receipts
too nominal to test sentiment generally.
General cattle range:
Best steers t
Unod to choice steers
Medium to good steers ......
Ksir to good steers
ttanroen to fair ter
Choice cows and heifera ....
Oood to choice cows and heifers
Medium to good cows and heifers
J air to medium oowa and heifera
Canners
Bulls
Hs light calve . . .
Heavy caivea
Ktockers and feeder
Mutton Market Holds
Market for mutton and lambs showed no
disposition to change either price of sentiment
in the North Portland yards for the closing
day of the week. Receipts were limited and
aales continued within the previous range.
(General lanih and mutton range:
Best east of mountain $11.2 12.25
Stockers and feeder 8 00 9 00
V.i .smba "HI
Yearling. S.00$) .00
Wetliere 7. Ml .5o
Kw 6.00 itf 7 00
F-lday Afternoon Sate
No, Ave. lbs. Trice. No. Ave. lbs. Trice.
STEERS
8.00 2.
8.25 10.
8.55 1.
8.55 I 4.
&.50 3.
cows
DAIRY ' FHODl'Cfi 0 THE COAST
Turkeys
RELIABLE INFORMATION
We want your shipments of Hogs,
Veil, Live and Dressed Poultry,
Hides. Erks. etc.
GULLICKSON & Co.
109 FRONT ST.
Established 1912 Portland, Ore.
SHIP YOUR HIDES
TO POBTl.AXD'8 OXLT TANNERY
Wa Will Par You Highest Market Price
Weber Tanning Co.
Established 1880.
1710 MACADAM ST. PORTLAND. OB.
HIDES,PELTS,WOOL
Caseara Bark, Metals. Robbers
Write (or price and shipping tags.
L. SHANK & CO.
' 111 Front Street, Portland. Oregon
HIDES, SHEEP PELTS,
MOHAIR, WOOL
ALSO CASCARA BARK
write ro ritieto TO
H. F. NORTON CO.
Are You One of the
Satisfied Shippers of
The Corvallis
Creamery Co., Inc.?
Talking may get nhlpments. but
It is deeds that hold shlppera
We Need More Regu
lar Shippers, Big
and Little
COBTALLI8, OEEGO
POTATOES WANTED
Growers and dealer, quota ua price on carload
lots of potatoe f. o. b. your utation. You mav
hip a any variety or quantity, we cuarantee
Journal price according to quality; or send u a
ampl. by parcel pout and we wtU quote you.
BOQOESS OO.,
1B1 Front Otraat Portland, Or.
BoDine&Clarli
Livestock Ceaatlsston Merebaaie
UNION STOCK YARDS
WORTH FORTLAITI. OREOOIt
Your Turkeys Wanted
We expect to get record prices from
row -ijntil Thanksgiving. Good demand
for all other poultry, also veal and hoga
Eggs selling at record prlcea
Write for qaotaUous and tags.
BOLLAM & CO.
US Front Street . Portland. Oregon
SULLIVAN HIDE L WOOL CO.
III
if
B B-vanaw
111
MEATS WANTED
re nova sen cocUkT 9a (,
Heavy veal ' inii.'. .'H ioltl
Heavy hens. 2S to SB.
Broiler,, per lb 2a to
YURKKY HIGHEST MARKET PRIC
Can faandle any kind of poultry or (arm n re
duce; always roaranua the market price. Writ
for tas and w. mak return tha foUowtna- day
promi.Uy. 080AR J. CARLSON
Osettej 1.00. 11 rrem etrsM
San Francltoo Market
San Frapc.iaco. Nov. 22. f. Butter
Extrai, fiSc.
Egtpi Extras, 8flo: extra pullets. 71c; un-der-i.i'd
pullets flflVjc.
Cheeoe Califomia (lata, fancy. 35c. firsts,
30c.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Nov. 22. (C. P.) Butter Local
country creamery, cube. 68; do. brick. 60c.
Morale brick. COc.
Eees Ical strictly fresh. 80c; ptilleU. 65 G
fi"c; atorace, 58c.
t'heevr Oregon and Wanhinffton triplet?.
32 34c.
Lot Angels Market
los Aneele. Nov. 22. (I. N. S.) Butter
California creamery estra, 66c.
Ekks Fresh extra. 76c; case count. 71c;
pullets, 62c.
ljve poultry Hena, 32 (S 36c; broiler, 47
4tc- fryers. 35c.
,
Prodnre Trade Gain
Cbehali. Wash.. Nov. 22. The CowHta
Prciduce company of Winloek haa jumped from 1
a businefs of $5000 year to more than $80,- .
ooo a month. Friday the company shipped :
direct to the New York market a carload of i
Wlnlock eft's. This company started here 'seven I
years auo. The plan of the company call for j
a solid ear load of eg-ga every week to be shipped :
to New York. i
B.OO 10. B0
ft 00 ft 50
8. OH (4 H 00
7 00 H 00
S.a0 6.00
7.7S 8 !o
.50 7 60
s.nosf 6 so
4.75 0 75
. 8 00(9 4 00
5.01) 6 50
14.00(a) 16.00
. 00d 13 00
7.00 0.25
The market for hay continues to re
flect a steady tone. Some of the lead
ers here believe that prices will rise In
stead of showing a decline during the
immediate future. Barley market Is
inclined toward strength. Demand for
oats is steady.
Globe Grain & Milling company ad
vise :
Of interest to the hay trade ia a bulletin re
cently issued by the office of farm market at
Pullman, reporting a shortage in the hay erop
of Waliincton, Oregon and Montana. They do
not include Idaho, aa much of that crop lat
vear was .hippcd into Washington and Oregon,
hut tliis year, because of infection from boll
weevil. Idaho cat.not ship in this direction. tne
bulletin contains tliis suggestive paragraph:
"By cumiwring the hay supply for last year
in the four northwestern states with the hay sup
ply of this year, keeping in mind the prices that
were received last y.ar for that product, one
should be able to make a reasonably reliable es
timate of what should be the prevailing prices
for hay for the remainder of the season."
It i suggested by Spokane authority that
prices may reach as high aa $40.00, but we
think this ia eDtirely out of line. However, we
mu.t say that there ia nothing in the situation
to suggest lower price, and in fact the local
tuarkut is distinctly better this week than at any
time in the recent past. There is a good demand
for all offeriugs, with indication of an increaa
tng demand.
FLOUR Selling pricse, nw crop: Patent.
$11.75; whole wheat flour. $10.4 ; Willamette
valley. $10 35- local straight, $10 20: bakers
local. $11 S011.7&; Montana siring whett.
patent. $11.75; rye flour. $10.10; oatmeal.
$13 00; graham. $11.00. Prices for city de-li-veries
In five-barrel lota.
HAT Ruvinz mice, new crop: WiTlamett.
timothy, fancy. $27.00; Eastern Oregon Wa-h-
'. . ... .... . i. .1.-1.- ....OA.
tpgton rsncv T.imtny. i i; anai-a, o'yw,
valley vetch. $25 00; cheat. $lt 00 3 20.00;
btruw. $10 00; cvover, $24.00; gran . i4 0(1
GKAIN SACKS Nominal: New erop, delivery.
' No. 1 Calcutta, 17c in car lot; lea amounts
ttg'ier.
MILLSTUFFS Mixed run at mills, aacked.
raft 'in t 40.00
ROLLED OATS Per ton. $0.006100.
KOLLJiU BAKLKY Per ton. $67.00
Cs.00
CORN Whole, $79 00; cracked. $8100
Merchants Exchange bid;:
Merchants Exchange bids:
FEED OATS
Nov.
. . .5425
BARLEY
. . 6650
. . 6050
CORN
6600
-WHITK LEAD To lota. 3$e; BOO It
IS He per lh.
TURPENTINE Tanks. S1.S1; case. $2.01;
lO-eww lota, le leu.
WIRE NAILS Baale price. $5.16.
Heps, Wool and Hide.
HOPS Nominal, lit IB erop, 80c par lb.
HIDE8 No. 1 aK enr.-d hale- I under 45
lb.). 85c; No. 1 aalt cured hide (over 45 Joe.),
25c: No. 1 -salt cured hull hide... .'lie, partly
cured hides. 2c per pound leas; green hides, 5c
ler pound leas; No. 3 hide, lo lr pound lea;
hair slipped hides, one third leas than No. 1
hide.
raW and Kip Skins No. 1 trimmed calf
kin (up to 15 lbs ). 75c: No. 1 trimmed kip
kin. (15 to $0 lb. I. 40c: No. 2 tskiru. 2c
per lb. leas; hair supped akina, one-third less
than No. 1 akun.
Dry Hide and Skin Dry flint hides, 7 lbs.
and up. 5c; drv flint bulls. 24c: drv flint ralf
hide, under 7 lba. 75c; dry aalt hide. T lb,
ami np. 2ttc; dry oalt bulU, 20c ; lry .alt calf
skins, under 7 lba., 70c: dry cull hide and
skins, half price.
Horse hides fJreen or salted, large, well
taken of hides. $5 00 0 8.00; pony and small
hides, $2 50 ( 4.00; dry horse hide. $2.00
4.00; hides with beads off. 50c less; horse tail
hair, per lb.. 25c; bone mane hair, per lb..
15c
Pelts Dry long wool pelts, per lb . 3033r:
dry medium woo! pelts, per lb.. 25(2Sc; dry
shearing pelta. 50c(S1.00 each; aalt long woo)
pelts. $2.00 (.i 2 .10 each: salt medium wool
pelt. 11 Mlo 2 0 each; salt shearing pelts.
50c1.00 each.
MOHAIR 1-on staple. 40c per lb.; abort
taple. 258e per lb.
TALLOW AND UREASE No. 1 tallow. 12e;
No. 2, 10c; No. 1 greaae. Be; No. 2 great. 7o
Der lb.
CHITT9M OR CASCARA BARK New r.l Am.
11c per lb. Am.
WOOL Valley half blood Merino and Hhrnu- i Am.
hire. 50c; Cotswold and I.irv-'n. 40(45c;
matted Cotswold. 30ie 85c; timber stained. 5o
per lb. less; iambs' wool; 4e per lb. less.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and
California Wool M.ririo and Shropshire, 85
40C; half blood Merino and Couswold, 3742e;
Shropshire, 87 42c; CoUwold and Lincoln,
straight and mixed. 82(35e; burry. 5c per lb.
les; lambs. 4c per lb. leaa.
Fine - Wools Merino combine and carding
grade. 30 0 35c.
Irregular Opening .
In Stocks Gives
Way to Strength
New Tors, Not. 22. (L N. 8.) Aftet
some Irregular change at the opening today
th stork market developed a strong tone, ad
vancing from fractions to over 5 point.
Steel common sold up to 104 , whlla Cru
cible, after yielding to 20H , Jumped to 212.
Baldwin Imco rose one iotnt to 106 44 and Re
public Steel 1 to 106.
The motor issue were in demand. Ceneral
Motors advancing nearly 4 points to 881; Mtude
baker 1 to 116 and Pierce Arrow 2 point to
6B.
Mextcn Petroleum was the tfongwt t
the oils, advancing 3 V to 202 H. Royal
Initch rose U to 101 4, and S.nrlatr f to
49 V . Fractional decline wen noted in Pan
American Petroleum and Trans till. Columbia
Uax was prominent, advancing 2 to 66 i .
Th railroad stocks were fractionally lower,
while the coppers were quiet.
Furnished cCerbeck A Conk Co., Board
ot Trade building:
LrsCRIPTION
Coarse Grain Is
Steady at Decline
By Joseph E. Peltchard
Chicago. Nov. (I. N. S.) Following an
Irregular and unsettled market for corn, with a
weak opening, and the feeling quite bearish,
there was at least a partial reversal of condi
tions at raidsession. when the buying power as
serted itself and there were advances all along
the line. Gains were shown of quarter to a
half for December corn. lMVic for Janu
ary, 1 'i (fn 1 H c for May and IS 1 He for
July.
Oats futures were " 4 c higher.
There was little change in the market for
hog product. Pork and rib were a shade lower
and lard was a trifle higher.
Alaska Gold
Allis Chalmers . . .
Alloy Steel
Am. Beet Sugar . .
Can, e
Car Foundry
Cotton Oil . .
Hide A 1... c
Loco. . e . . . .
Smelter, c . . .
.Steel Fdy . . .
Sugar, c . . . .
8. Tobacco . .
Tel. & Tel . .
Tobacco. . . .
Woolen, c . .
Zinc
Mtn.
Open High j Low
2T
42 I
51 H
03
54
am
4241
514
65
54 i
185 ;1 95 4
Co
Chicago. Nov. 22. (I N. 8.) The corn
market waa somewhat steadier today, with otien
ing prices c lower than yesterday's close.
Trade was light and con ined to (null lot
Local favored the selling side.
Oata started unchanged to tc lower. A
local house with large Eastern connections led
in the small lot selling. Trade waa dull.
Provision started slightly higher for lard.
Pork and ribs were practically neglected.
3.
6. .
20. .
. 806
, . M52
. .1070
.1175
. . V58
.. 930
.. 0X5
..12H0
.. 942
. . 9S3
8.25
H.75
8.55
7.30
8.00
No. 3 white . .
Standard feed
No. 3 blue . . .
Dec.
5450
B7O0
6700
No. 3 yellow
6150
Jan.
6500
6700
6750
5000
Range of Chicago price aa
United Press :
CORN
Open. High.
. 181 !S2
. 1L'44 1-20 V4
. 124 12H
. 122 124 7
OATH
. 71 72H
. 75 75 4
71 72 V4
PORK '
. 3380 3S05
.3200 8200
LAUD
2380
furnished by the
Eastern oat and corn in bulk :
OATS
36 lba. clipped
SB lba. clipped .
No. 3 yellow . .
5625
1 . ,
5.
Ti .
2. .
. 1 . ,
71 . .
18. .
1 . .
17. .
1 . .
1 . .
11 . .
3. .
82. .
10. .
4 . .
. 685 $
. 8S
, 610
. ftUO
. 900
1MI0
.1100
. 80
. 830
. 940
. 900
. 914
. b5
1 . .
8. .
3. .
1 . .
1 . .
1 . .
1 . .
1.
. 800
. 786
. 830
. 910
.1000
. U.'iO '
. 840
700
1 1100
1 700
4 8K5
2 895
2 910
5.25
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
5 50
5.50
4.00 I
4.75 I
4.75
7.00
7.35
7.10
CALVES
190 $ 6.00 1
BULLS
1115 $ 6.00 2
890 6.00
HOGS
213 $16.60 I 80
367 $14 50
530 14.30
15 10
14 00
lb.uo
15.00
16 00
16.50
16.50
10.5U
15.00
10 50
16. 50
16.UU i
1.AJ1B
1 110 $11.50
Saturday Morning Sale
COWS
No. Ave. lbs. Pricr. No Ave. lbs.
3 8S8 $ 4 50 7. . . . 045
8.00
3.0(1
4.00
4.00
5.50
7.00
4.00
6.50
7.50
4.00
5.00
6.60
6.75
6225 5300 6350
6425 6450 6500
CORN
. . 6200
BARLEY
No 2 525
Sales 200 ton No. 3
cember shipment at 58.50; 65.50 bid for one
car No. 3 yellow.
5850
6550
yellow corn
6550
le-
WHOLESALE PRICES I- PORTLAND
273
600
330
290
343
117
278
195
204
200
175
170
32
11 .
8 .
4 '.
2 .
1 .
3.
3.
2.
7.
o
1 4 .
!1 .
.. 200 $ 7.00
.1310 $ 6.00
195 $16 50
263 1(1.30
325
290
345
285
4(1(1
350
203
170
270
237
130
200
ISO
15.00
16.50
16.00
10.50
14.50
1.-.75
10.60
16.50
16.50
16.25
15.(10
16.25
1U.50
Price,
t 4.75
.TWO DOZEN-
BLANOHARD EVAPORATED i
Ask Tonr Grocer
HAZEL WOOD COMPANY. Distributor
PORTLAND OREOON,
! Big Potato Deal
CaUerock. Wash.. Nov. 22. The larget
deal ever made here in farm product at one
time took place yesterday when Charlea Kane
! of Portland purchased Thompson Cunningham'
I enormou crop of potatoes, for which he paid
' over $10,000 in cash. The Cunningham po
' tato patch comprised 38 acre, rrom which over
; 8000 sack of the Netted Gem variety were
! raised. Mr. Kane purchased 2800 sacks and
pronounced the spud superior to any he had
found any place and therefore "hulled" the
market to secure them. Washington potatoes,
especially those rabed in the Cowlitz valley, are
becoming kni.wn fnr excellency far and near.
TURKEY SHIPPERS
Ship your Turkeys to arrive here Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday morning. Our own trucks will meet the trains and receive
your shipments.
Don't worry about the price. Our outlet for your Turkeys. Ducks
and Geese is unlimited because we are in the dressed poultry business all
the year around.
Remember, we are the only commission house equipped with cold
storage. It means that your turkeys will be kept clean and fresh, dis
played most attractively and net you 100 top notch price.
We are F. 0. B. cash buyers. We charge no commission.
Ship direct to us and save the middleman's profit.
Don't ship any poor, unmarketable birds.
THE SAVINAR CO., Inc.
Capital Paid Up ! FROST ST. Reference
!i,00$ State Bank of Portland
THE FARMERS' UNION CO.
OWNED AICD CONTROLLED BY FARMERS
We eaa e thousands of TtRKETS and other POCLTRT, also HOGS and
TEAL for the holidays, SHIP US ALL YOU HAVE. By shipplnc; to as yon
will have something; to be thankful for, because we sell at the top market price
and remit the ENTIRE PROCEEDS less a smaller handUnr charge than is
asnaUy dedaeted. WRITE FOR SHIPPING TAGS.
Oar General Catalovae mailed npoa reqaesU Capital, paid op, tx ,,
TRI-STATE TERMINAL CO.
FOURTH AND COUCH STREETS
PORTLAND, ORE.
These are price retailers pay wholesaler.
except as otherwise noted:
J Dairy Product
BUTTER Selling price, box lota: Creamery
I prime, parchment wrapped, extra, 6Bc per lb.;
1 prime firsts. 65c: first, 62c per lb.; emitler
lots at an advance. Jobbing prices: Cubes.
extra. 59 He: prime firsts, &8SSSo; cartons,
1 lc extra. No. 1 storage butter, 5S(10c; off
grade. SfifSSTr per lb.
BL'TTERFAT l'ortland delivery baste. 80 Q
72c: country stations. 67 6Sc per lb
: OLEOMAHCAKINE Local brands, 30 g 60c
, lb ; tubs. 32c; 1-1L. cartons. 89c; 2-lb. cartons,
t 85c; Nutmargarine. 1-lb cartons, 81c lb.
1 CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook fresh Ors
, gon fancy cream triplets. 35 86c lb.; Young
America 3BS7e. rnce to jenner. i. o. d.
Tillamook .riplets, 82c; Young Americas, 33c.
Belling price: Cream brick. 40 42c; buying
price of Coos and Curry triplets. 81c; Young
America, 82 lh. ; t. o. b Myrtle Point;
block Swiss, 4b4Bc; Limburger, 40 C 42c lb.;
price of Coos and Curry triplets. 29c; Young
America. 30 4 c lb. f. o b. Myrtle Point;
bl ick Swiss. 4849e: LimburEcr, 40 42c.
K;;8 Buying i;rice: Current receipt. 70c:
felling price, 72c; candled, buying price. 73c;
elling price, 7 7c: select. 7 9(SOc; No. 1
storage. 57a5Sc.
LIVE POri.TRY Heavy lots, 2880c lb.;
light hew, 21 (8 23c per lb.; uprint. lia-ht, 2Hg
80c; heavy, 28c per lb.; old roosters, low
16c lb.; qnabs JS.00; duck, 23 29c lb.;
pigeon. $1.50a2 00 dozen; turkeys, live. 35c;
dressed. 40 (a 45c lb: ireese. 1 s 20c up.
Freeh Vegetable and Fruit
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, $6.25 7.23 per
box; bananaa. 10 4llc per lb,; lemon v
7 25(80 2," par crate; Florida grapefruit.
$6.50 7 00; California grapefruit. $6.00 per
crate; pears, $2.00 2.75; grape. Malaga,
12 4c lb.; Tokays. 15c per lb.
BEKRIES Huckleberrie. 17 4 20c per lb.;
cmii!errie. $4.50(4.7S per bu'hel box.
APPLES Variou varietie. local. $140
4 25.
DRIED FRUIT Dates, Dromedaries. $9.00;
Fard. S8.7 5 per box; raisins. 3 crown, lo'je
Muscatel. 16c per lb.; figs. $5.00 per box of
50 6-nz packages
ONION'S Selling price to retailer,. Oregon
$4.00 fe 4.50 per cwt. ; association telling priee.
carload. S3 25 13. SO f. o. b. country ; garlic.
25 (d 50c per .b. : green onions, 40c per dozen
bun c 1 ic
POTATOES Selling price, $8.00(4 3.28 per
ewt.; buying price for fncy large ixe. $2,40 0
2 50; ordinary, $2.0002.25 per cental: sweet.
4 4 9 5 4e lb.
VEGETABLES Turnip. $2.75 per ack;
carrots, $1.60; beets, $2.2.1; cabbage, Oregon
1 4 & 2c lb. ; lettuce. 80 9 00c dozen ; cucum
ber. Cat, $3.50 lug; tornatoea. $1.00 per box;
eggplant, 20c lb.; cauliflower. $3.00 8 8.25;
bell pepper. 20c; tprouts, 15c per lb.; Hub
bard wjuash, 2 0 2 4c per lb.
Meat and ProvWdna
COl'NTRY MEATS Belling price: Country
hogs, 22 22 4 c per lb. for top blonkers; beat
veal. 2021c lb.; heavy, veal, 1314e per lb ;
SMOKED MEATS Ham. 27 35c per lb.;
breakfast bacon. 86 & 50c; picnics. 26c; cottage
roll. 30c lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 86 He lb,
82c; tierce bai-1 compound. 28c.
FHh and Shellfish
FRESH FISH Salmon. Chinook,
flvtmide. 19c lb.; halibut, fresh.
f-sturgeon, 20c lb.; black cod, 10llc lb.; silver
Smelt, 10c lb.; salmon trout, ZOZOc lb.; kip
pered salmon, $2.63 per 10-lb. basket ; kippered
cod, $2.85.
SHELLFISH Crab. $3 80 per dozen;
shrimp meat, 55c per can; lobster. 30c lb.
arocerle
SUGAR Cub. $10.31; wdered, $10.28;
fruit and berry, $9.77; yellow. $9.08; granu
lated. $9.77: beet. $9.95; extra C. $6.28;
golden. C, $9 16.
HONKT New, $8.50 per caa.
RICE Japan style. No. 1. 14c: New Orlean
bead, 15 4c; Blue Rose. 1 Be per lb.
SALT Coarse, half ground, 100s: $17.00
per ton; 50s, $18.50; table dairy, 60s, $20.50:
bale, $3.15(9 3.55; fancy table and dairy
$32.50; lump rock, $25.00 per ton.
BEANS Oregon laalea by Jobber) : Lady
Waabington, 7 4 08c per lb.; pink, 1e; ti
m. 154c: bayou, 104c; red, 7c; Oregon
beam, buying price, nominal, C 4 c per lb.
CANNED MILK Carnation, $7.25; Borden,
$7.40; Aster. $7.15; Eagle, $11.25; Libby.
$7.15; Yeloban, $7.05; Mount Varoon. $7.1$;
Hazelwood. $7.15 per ease.
COFFEE Koaated 37 0 51s In sack ef
drums.
SODA CRACKERS In balk, ITc per lb.
NUTS Walnnte, 85 0 40c per Ik.; almond.
88c; filbert, 83c in sack lots; peanut. 18
16c. pecan. 25c: Brazil, 80c
Reps. Paint. OR.
ROPE Sisal, dark. 18 4c. whit. 10c lb.;
standard manila, 23 4 e.
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbhu, $2.08 gai; kettle-boiled.
bbL. $2.08; raw, cases, $2.16; boiled,
caae, $2.18 per gaL
COAL OIL Water white, in drtstn or Iron
bbl., 114e gaL : caae, 24o sal.
GASOLINE Iron bbl. 23 4c; eases, 84e;
attsine distillate, iron baaw 16c; eases, 28 4 a.
December
January
May
July
December
January . .
July
January ..
May
January ..
May
January . .
May ....
.2325
.1855
.1817
RIBS
1H70
1817
Ixiw.
130 4
128 '
123
122 4
71 4
74 -
71 4
so
8175
2810
1855
1810
Clow.
131 4
120
125
124 4
724
75 '4
72 4
8390
3175
2330
2277
167
1812
Silver Goes to a
New High Record
New York. Nov. 22. (I. N.
cil bar silver touched a new
$1 35, up lc. .
London. Nov. 22. (I.
touched a new high record
8.)-high
Commer
record of
N. S. ) Bar ailver
of 74d; up 4d.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Am.
Anaconda
Atchiaon.
Baldwin Loco.,
Rait. A Otito.
Brooklyn K. T.
Butte A Sup. . .
CaL Petroleum,
Canadian l'ac. .
Central Leather,
Che. It, Ohio .
f. M. A St. P.
Chi. A ;t. v.
Chile Copper . .
Chino Copper .
Colo. F. A I. . .,
Cons. Ua
Corn Prods., c
Crucible Steel.
Denver A It. II. , pfd
trie, c
General Electric.
General Motors . .
Goodrich Rubber. .
Gt. Northern trre.
Gt. Northern Ry . .
Greene ( 'ananea . . ,
lee Securities
Illinois Central ....
Indus. Alcohol ....
Inspiration Coper .
Int. Mer. Marine, e.
Ka. City Sou., c.
Kennecott Copper . .
Lackawanna Steel . .
Lehigh Valley. . . .
Mexican Petroleum..
Montana Power . . .
Miami ("upper . . . .
Midvale Steel .-. . .
Mo. Pacific, com . .
National Lead , . . .
Nevada Cons
New Haven
New York Central. .
Norfolk A Western..
Northern Pacific . .
Pacifio Mail
Tenn. Railway . . .
ritt-burg Cnal, com
Pressed Steel Car, c.
Ray Cona. Chopper . .
Ry. Steel Springs. .
Reading, com.
Rep I. A 8 , c. . .
Rock Island, c. . . .
Slons Sheffield
Southern Pacific. .
Southern Ry., c . . .
Studebaker. c
Stutz Motor
St L. A H. F
Swift A Co
Tenn. Copicr
Texas Pacific
Tobacco Product. .
Union Pacific
do. pfd
IT. 8. Rubber, c. . .
I'. 8. Smelt. A Bef.
V. S. Steel, c
I'tah Copper
Virginia Chem., c. .
Wabash
Western Vnion . . . .
Wetinghoue Elee.
52 4
SI 4
94
6 4
40 4
1884
HO
100 4
12
174
62 4
88 4
106
38
19
44"
145 4
96
' 874
424
'204
88
42
90 4
84
206 4
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4
2 4
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514
95
58 4
185
52 4
81 4
94
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88 4
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170 41170 4
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
Furnished by Overbeck
of Trade building:
A Cooke Co., Board
Bid Asked.
Anglo 314 82
Atlantic 1525 1550
Home ScrjTmeT 4 70 4BO
Buckeye 05 !I7
Cheenebrough 200 310
Continental 585 573
Crescent 33 35
Cumberland 170 1K0
Galena, com SO 89
do ).fd 11 15
Illinois Pipe . . . . 10 188
Ind Pit 04 H6
National Transit 38 39
New York Transit 165 ' 195
Northern Pipe 105 110
Ohio 370 375
Prairie Oil 6ff0 710
Prairie Pipe 275 2H0
Solar Refg 380 400
Southern Pipe 165 170
Southern Penn. Oil 333 338
8. V. IVnn. Oil 05 08
S. O. Calif 205 299
S. 0. Ind. 74fi 760
S. O Kn 505 600
8. O. Ky 415 490
S. O Neb 54 5 560
8 O. N J 715 720
S. O New York 420 430
8. O. Ohio 515 630
Swn & Fince 118 123
Union Tank 125 180
Vacuum 487 443
Washington 40 45
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, Nov. 22 ( U. P.) Pota
toes River white. $2. 50 8 00; Salinaa,
$4. 25 4 35; sweet. ( 4c.
rrnone Yellow and white, $3.25(3 3.50;
Australian brown. 4 2". (ft 4 50.
Lo Angeles Market
Ii Angeles. Nov. 2 2. (I. N. S.) Pota
toes New stock, StockUin Burtnks, fancy,
$8. 55 3 90; choice. $3 35 13.50, RuaxetU.
$3.35(&3.60. Local, lug boxes, moatly $1.25.
Chleaifo Dairy frodnre
Chicago. Nor. 22. ft N. 8.) Butter Re
ceipt 4150 tubs. Creamery, extra. 714 c
first. 00 09c: packing ntlKjk, 48 t 4H 4c.
Eggs Receipts 898 caf,e. Current receipts,
68a66Hc; ordinary first. 60t61c; fiiU,
67 4c: extra . 68 4c: checks, 25 (8 34c; dirtie.
34 40c
Cheeae Twins, new. 80 4c; daisies. 814
j 314c; Young America, 324 033c; Loug-
norus 00c; orica ouc.
Live poultry Turkeyi 34c; chickens, 16
19 4c; springs, 20c; roosters, 15c; geese, 22c;
duck. 25c
830
81 4
30 4
84 4
88 4
45
104 4
5.'. 4
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18
80 4
80 4
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60
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Close
STATE OFFICE HAS
I
RUSH FOR
CAR L CENSE TAGS
Employes of Automobile Regis
tration Department at Salem
Swamped With Applications.
CONGESTION IS AVOIDABLE
104 4 1105 4
78 78
88 88
94 94
88 4 88 4
68 4 6$ 4
Totkl "sale tork767.46) hm: teVT.I ..li.
bonds. $13,062,000
Weekly stock sales. 6.891.200 share; weekly
sale bonds, $95,872,000.
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88 4
105 4
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Thousands of Auto Owners Pro
crastinate Until It Is Too Late
to Handle Work Properly.
SaJem, Nov. 21. An unprecedent
ed eleventh hour rush for motor ve
hicle license tags Is now confronting
employe of the secretary of state's
office.
In spite of the warning, pleadings
and urnlng-s of Sam A. Koser, deputy
secretary of state. In an effort to briny;
about a more prompt filing of applica
tions for licenses to avoid this conges
tion in tha closing days of the year, only
200 automobile owners had compiled
with this request up to Friday night'
In view of the fact that there are ap
proximately 50.000 automobiles In the
state in operation all the time, necea
sitatlng the presence of a 1920 license
tag on the first day of the new year,
the Inevitable result of this procrastina
tion can readily be neen.
Inasmuch as the burden of responsi
bility for tha presence of the new plates
on motor vehicle rests upon the own
ers, numerous arrests for failure to
comply with the law in this respect are
anticipated, as It will be a physical Im
possibility for the department, even with
a full staff fo clerks, to meet the closing
day demand fnr plates with anything
like promptness, and It Is expected that
it will be two weeks into the new year
before, the last day flood of applica
tions is cleared awity and the new tag
gotten on their way to the applicant.
New Tifli Road
Furnished by Overbeck A
of Trade Sullding:
Atchison jrenl. 4
Hal. A Ohio OoM 4
Beth. Steel Rf. 5
Cent. Pacific 1st 4a
C. B. tc Q. Col 4s
St-e'Piul (enl. 4 4
Officaco N. W. Oenl. 4s. . . .
L. & N. I'nL 4s
New York Ry. 5s
Northern Pscific P. L. 4..
Reading (ienl. 4.
Union Pacific 1st 4 s ".
V S. Steel 5s
I'nion Pacific 1st Hef. 5s..
Southern Pacific Conv. 6..
Southern Pacific Conv. 4..
Penn. Conv. 4 4
Penna. 1st 4 4s
("lies. & Ohio Ccnv. 5
Ore. Short Line 4
Market
Cooke Co.,
Board
Bid. Ask.
764 784
67 07 4
87 89
74 4 75 4
94 4 95
784 754
784 79
$8 4 84
6 4 7 4
77 77 4
81 81 4
84 86 4
99 90 4
774 774
101 4 103
80 81 4
914 93
82 82 4
85 85 4
81 4 88 4
BOSTON COPPKR MARKET
Overbeck A
ing.
Cooke Co.. Board of Trade build-
Closing-
standard
21e lb.;
ZSo lb.
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. Nov. 22. (1. N. 8.) Potatoes
Receipt 40 car. Uinnesota and Dakota, Ohios.
$2.753.00.
Minneapolis Cah Grain
Minneapolis. Nor. 22 C.h wheat. No. 1
dark Montana, $2.75 2.85 ; No. 2 red aprlng.
$2.50 C 2.76.
Corn No. 3 white, $1.451.48.
Oat No. 2 white, 68 4 470 4c; No.
white, 68 70c; No. 4 white. 66 (a; 6 8c
Karley Nothing.
No. 2 rye. $1,33 4(91.38 4; flax. $4,95 0
4.97.
Taklma to "hip Npads
, Yakima, Nov. 22. Five hundred carloads of
Yakima apple will be shipped east In the next
10 day to supply the holiday trade If local
shippers can' get the car. Order have been
booked since early hi October.
Adventure
Ahmeek
Allouez .........
Butte Bal.
Butte & Superior.
Calumet MAriz . . .
Calumet V llecla .
Centennial
Copper Rang
Daly West
Kant Butte
franklin
Oreen-Can
Hancock
Indiana
Isle Koyc'.e
Kerr Lake
Keweenaw
Lake
Le Sale
Mason Val
Mas. "on
Nii'iR&mg
J. Verde
! M. C. K.
Ohio
( tjibway
Old lom
Osceola
Pond Creek
Quincy
Shattuck
Superiolr
Trinity
1. 8. Smelting . . .
I'tah Con
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Con. C. M
Davis Daly
Uoldfield Con. . . .
B. Ely
Denver
Kay Here
New York Bank statement
New York. Nov. 22. Bank statement: Av
er,e Loan decreased, $86,669,000; demand
deposits, decreased, $21,978,000; reserve, de
creased. $5. $7 3. 4 6$; tie deposit, deareaaed.
$1,801,000.
Aetoal-V-Loana, 1eeraa4, $64,625,800; de
mand depoiU. aecreaaad, $17,840,000; Urn
depoaita, decreased, $1,891,000; reserve, de
creased, $9,861,670.
WHITE'S Ol.n POST OPKS IF
HE DKKIltF.N IT, SALEM VIEW
Salem. Nov. 22. Should George A.
.While, former adjutmit general fit the
Oregon National Utiard, dettite to re
sume that position, which he relinquished
In order to nerve with the American
forces overseas, neither Governor Ol
cott nor Adjutnnt General Conrad Staf
rln wlU Interpose any objection. In the
belief of thoec who are conversant with
tht situation here. In fact, a decision
on the part of White to resume the po
sition will be welcomed, by these offi
cials, according to opinion.
The appointment of Stafrin was mads
by Olcott with the understanding that
the posrtlon was open to White on his
return from France should he desire It.
Stftfrln, for his part, 1 known to- be
sacrificing considerable time and ef
fort from his private Interests at Pallas.
With the guard In this state In fhe
pink of condition, the entire regiment
organ lied, federalized and fully equipped,
ready for any contingency that might
arise, Stafrin, It Is argued, could relin
quish the post at this time with .the
knowledge of a duty well performed.
Han Franelseo Poultry Market
San Francisco. Not. 22. (L. P.) Poultry
Broil"?. 880; large hen. 82 H 86c; beat
dock. 28a
Stacks, Beats, Cettea, Grain, Eta.
tl$.lJ Board ef Trade Balldlag.
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Heaoaers Chicago Board of Trade
Cerrespoadeats ef Logan Bryan
Ckleage New Terk
PALACE HOTEL
Clean, quiet, msaara, hentsltke and desrnUwn.
444) Waakinstea St.
II lil. Asked
75 100
.'. 50 78
34 85
8.'. 40
21 23
64 65
885 S86
15 17
4 4U4
3 34
14 4 15
.4 4 4
89 4 4(1
6 4 7 4
1 14
814 83
4 4U
1 ' 14
44
S 34
3 4
4 7
114 114
4 4 !
68 70
2.". 50 I
14 2
85 8 7
50 5.-,
22 4 28
v 0 64
114 13
6 4 0 4
14
I T5 4
94
24 84
14 14
20 20 4
04 94
114 114
15 20
1 14 1
80 83
2 24
Samuel E. Young,
Pioneer Merchant
Of Albany, Is Dead
Albany, Nov. 22. Ssmuel E. Toung,
pioneer of 1852 and for more than half
a century one of Albany's leading mer
chants, died this morning, following
flvo years of helplessness as the result
if a stroke of paralysis. He la survived
by his vlfe, a son, Percy A. Young,
and a sister, Mrs.. E. K. Sox, all of thta
city.
Mr. Young became a clerk In Demss
Beach's storo In Albany In 186$. In
1866 he entered business for himself as
a partner of John Barrows and L. E.
Blaln, and later alone. The business,
known at the Inst as 8. E. Young V
Son, was sold when he was stricken to
L. E. and IL J. Hamilton.
With V. F.Krrert he otened the Eggert
Toung Bhoe store In Portland In 1112.
Hose Turned Upon
I. W. W. Psisoners
fo Stop Jail Riot
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 22. (U. P.V
i Seventy wet. discouraged I. W. W. ate
shivering in the city Jail Uday, aa the
result of an organized riot staged last
evening, when the prisoner! declared
they were being
When "seconds" on supper were re
fused, the I. W. W. bent and twisted
grauiteware plates and hurled them
through the bars at Jailers.
Thin protest was followed by general
pannVmonium. cell doors being banged
eyHteniatlcaly and steel bunks crashed
against the Lara
The men Jumped up and down In uni
son. In an attempt to break concrete
floors.
Then the police turned the high pies
sure Jail hoee on them.
Twenty-three of the leaders, soaked
to the skin, were hauled Into the dark
"tank" for the rest of the nlghL
Police used their clubs freely In quell
ing the riot.
Ban Franelseo Caab Grain
Ban Francisco. Nov. 22 f TT P.) Barley
Spot feed, per cental $3 80 3. 40.
Oat Red feed, $3.008.10
College Ex-Marines
Have Organization
1 j '
Oregon Agricultural College, Corral Us,
Nov. 22. Bemper Fldelis was the, name
chosen for the organisation of the e
martnes on the campus. Louis Oervaln
ef Pendleton was chosen skipper ; 3. W.
Alley, galley hound, and Charles Truea-dell.-
dog robber. -
LIBERTY and VICTORY BONDS
If reti must sell raur Libert r ee Vloteey bond, sell la im.
If you can buy mere Liberty er Vtoaory bees, buy from u.
We bur aril Liberty ant Vlrtery bona at tha market,
VOU CANNOT DO TTIf4 VOU MAY DO WO6II
Today' opening market 1 aa follow. They are the governing price for Liberty aad .
Victory bond ll rrr the world, and the highest. W advent the price daily ia
order that you may always know the New York, market and th exact value of your
Liberty and Victory bonds.
lt Sad lt 2nd 8rd 4th Victory Victory
S4S 4 4 4 4s 4 4 4 4 4 4 84 44. !
Market price 108.10 4.8 92.84 04 50 S2.70 114 28 2.62 16.30 .2 t
Accrued interest 1.58 1.74 .08 1.88 .68 7 .44 1.00 3 40 ?
Total 101.63 $6.04 82 42 96.85 92.78 05.07 83.06 101.20 101.66
When b lying, we dastuct $7o on a $50 bond and $2.60 en a $1000 bond. We sail
at tbe New York market, phi the accrued Interest.
Burflar and Ptraarecf Safe OeseaH Baa fee HemV Ossn nntM p. m. en aaaurttay
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC
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