TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURIJAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY, DZCZULZ2.
7,
CHANGE OF
BUTTER
MARKETS
HOLDING STEADY
v Trftctically No Channe Is Shown la
General Situation Here Real Ex
tras Are Scarce In the City? ,
Xe change is indicated in the general
putter market at this time. In some
-Quarters reporta indfcate.a slower tone
generally for cubes but leading local
creameries continue to report steady
one with values well maintained.
i Real Extra are really scarce ia th local
saarket at this tints and tbers to scarcely on
fhtpmsat out of dosen that will com up to
this grsde. v Creameries report wise of extras ia
cube at 44 0 66 He s pound generally with
Sprinkling of business a, balk cant blsber than
this. ' .
j, Much off grade but.tar ha recently eons for
ward and much ha boon manufactured her r
renUy owtwg to the freesinS of th cream, which
sued H impossible to churn food quality. This
Mtoek is st the moment showing neglect although
Ira be of what i usually called flo. 1 butter
sane from 66c to 66e a pound generally.
Whll aotaa of the creameries report a slower
Ron) in the print butter market, ethers raj the;
are. able to more promptiy their entire output. .
. . . s :.
EGO TRAPK IS HOLDING HERE
. - Ms chance in the buying or selling price of
ft is ahown along the wholesale way. F. o, b
buyers eontinoe to offer 82 eeete s dosen for
current receipts for Monday's delivery. , Be
eerpt continue rather liberal. -
DRESSED HOGS ARE SOLD LOW
Rale of country killed Itogs are shown alone
the street down to 16 rente s pound for fancy
Stuff although the general market for top
villi borers around 21 cent. Bale of beery
stuff from li to 17 cents a pound.
v ' ' ,
TEAL PRICE IS AGAlV SHADED
Prices in the veal trade are again shaded
bar with -business in food atuff from 23 to 24
cent s pound generally, although here and there
a single animal might hare been told st s
fraction mors.
; TURKEY PRICES HITTING LOWER
: - Sales of dreaced tnrkeyt are ahown at lower
-.prices generally in the wholesale trade with top
, qnsliry birds u Vie u 41 to 47 cent a pound.
W hll conaidersbls bar been sold st this rang.
I aaucb atuff ha been moved into ctvrsge. (
t " '
CALIFORNIA CABBAGE OFFERING
i. , Because of the f reeling of practically the
entire Oregon crop, csbbsce Is being brought
to from California and i quoted op to 6 cent
pound generally. Frosted Oregon stock ia
il 'tchsf st 8. U 4 cents a. pound,
f : -'4" '
j BRIEF XOTES OF PRODUCE TRADE
California cauliflower offered at $2 in small
.crates,
I ( IUoce market steady at $4. SO crate.
i Fancy celery ia being offered at $8.75 9
! orate.
. - Chicken prices ere sharply lower again.
I ' ; .Potatoes and onions firm at 'unchanged prices.
1 'WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
1 1 ICiillw Hneaan .Awfr.- Pmlvh ihlnmnli
& during the next 86 hours asoin.it the folowing
t minimum tempersturee: Going north, SB da
i trees; norths it ever 8., P. eV 8. R. H., 80 de
- grass; sast to Baker, 20 degrees, snd south to
Ashland.. 28 degrees. Minimum temperature at
.Portland tomorrow, about 88 degree.
IpRUHE TREES IS JfOTICE
' . OF COUNTY FRUIT INSPECTOR
' Then who hsv. not already had their fruit
trees pruned should attend to it at an early
date, advises the county fruit inapector.
s: If trees -are prun.l now .end ' brush burned
'it wQl help to control diseases snd insect pests.
8bould s silver 'thaw occur later and your
trss are well pruned, the destruction will be
t much lees.
-I The trees should be siren Sn apvncatkm of
;rms sad aulphur sprsy soon ss weather eon
?ntios will permit snd ' the pruning should b
.done before arraying if poasible.
- The county fruit inapector of Multnomah coun
ty" will aasiet thoas who want help In getting
jjwses pruned or aprayed if they, will call at 152
v Courthouse or phone Main 1744.
5i . Naval Stores Market
'it l New fork, Dec. 27. (I. N. B.) Turpen
Hin. Sse.. 1168 IBS. SO; New Tork. 916T.
i Hosrin, Ssrsnnsh, 818.80 & 18.40; New York,
-I17.M. '
f ' Money and Exebaare
w Sew tork. Wee. 27-T-(I. N. 8.) SterUng
sichsng wss easy, iith business in Bankers
bills at 878 fs for demand.
SCARCE
SHIP ANY TIME
We want your shipments of Hogs,
Vetl, Live, and Dressed Poultry,
Hides. Eggs, etc,
GULLICKSON & Co.
109 FRONT ST. .
Establish! 1912 Portland; Or.
HIDES,PELTS,WOOL
Catearm Bark, Metals Bibbers
Write for pricaa and snipping tag.
L. SHANK & CO.
' t 111 Treat Itreet. Forttoai. Ore got
SHIP YOUR HIDES
TO PORTLAND'S OHLT TAXHXBT
We Win Pay Too Highest Market Price
Weber Tanning Co.
EstaMIsfesd 188S.
IT! XACADAJE ST. PORTLAND. OR.
V -:.Attll ONIPMEMT
ron
MIOMIST pitioia
PROMPT PV
MMt fee lHes
M1RT UTTIB.
cream, laaa,
PORTLAND. OH.
HIDES, SHEEP PELTS.
MOHAIR, WOOL
: . ALSO CASCARA BARK
MmrraT pom pricks to
H. F NORTON CO.
a. Mk Os. lata esvt Jeanssn au rruaoa. o
- UTtatoek Ceauslsatoa ferckaau
;, . nm stock yards
w RORTH PORTLAND. ORXOOS
Turkeys
- - TO
BoDine&Cark
; 5"fiaLUYL1 HISS 4 WCSL co.
'liaVsw' -larresttat. - 4(SV
IM.lVsw PerUaad 71
i 1 ii(fUh
SEED WOULD
r' BASKET
By Hysa;K.:Coha -
Oonanraera should be able to purchase
fresh meats at lower prices in the retail
shops at this time because there has
bean a general Recline .in wholesale
prices In all lines.
Owing to the heavy stocks of veals
and hogs that have come forward from
the country recently to the Front atreet
trade, there have been unusually . severe
cuts in the price received for this stock.
For instance dressed bogs of best quality
Have dropped J to 4c a pound recently in
the wholesale trade and this should by
all means be passed on to the consumer.
Veals have dropped 3 te 4e a pound
likewise and consumers should get the
benefit of this decline.
With all these drops in the price of
hogs tirtTe has, been' no change noted re
cently in the price of pickled pork prod
ucts but It is assumed that sooner or
later packers will give consumers some
of the benefits of these lower buying
values.
The following prices are arerage ens that con
sumers' are expected to pay st retail shops. Qual
ity anoted i the aeerag. fancy staff Ming slight
ly higher and inferior staff fractionally tower.
: Butter Bast creamery, parchment wrappers,
TST7e lb.; carton. 7S9 78o tt.; best storage,
parchment wrappers, 70c.
Kggi Freshly laid, 70c per dozes; fancy,
fresh, 65c per dosen.
Chee Fancy. 88 6 40c per lb.
, Chicken Draaaed. 4 5e per Ih. ; geeae. dressed,
SOe per lb.; turkeys, dressed, 5360e per lb.;
ducks, 83e per lb.
ttalmoo 25 0 80a per lb.
Flour Best local patent. SS.10 each 49 lbs.
Pctatoee Bnrbsnks, fsncy. 5 0,6 He lb.;
sweets, S lbs. 2Sc
Onion Dried. 86tte per lb.
COARSE GRAINS EXTREMELY
DULL THROUGH NORTHWEST
NORTHW
i'EST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Car" -
Wheat. Barley. Floor. Oats.
88 8 Iff 3
Bay.
, 10
7
32
ei
938
2042
1
18
B47
854
4
23
780
1904
Portlsnd. Sat . .
Tear ago.
Total this week.
Tear ago. ......
Kelson to date.
Tear ago.
Taooms, PrL . . .
Tear ago. . . . . .
Beaaon to date.
Tsar ago
fteettle. Fit. ....
Tear ago.. . . . ,
Season to date .
Tear ego.
17
120
178
12 7
S 94
23 83
1
6
0
.BOSS 180 2248
330
.5682 782 1478 846
, 12
87 .
1
122
122
1
438
4SS
.8708
.3828
8F.
. 98 .
61
1
.8880
.4034
174 414
48 87
Cosrss grains ware extremely dull with an
essikr tons indicated , generally. A holiday
character permeate the entire cereal trade.
Reports from interior indicate a resumption
of eastern buying of bard wheat
Trend of the bay and feedstuff market Is
steady.
FtOUB Selling prices, new crop: Pslent,
$11.75: whom wheat flour. 810.45; Willamette
Tslley, 810.85; locaal straight, 810.20; -bakers'
local. $11.50 11.75: Montana spring wheat,
patent, $11.75: rye flour, $10.10; oatmeal.
$13.00; graham. $11.00. Prioes for city de
lrrerUa ia fir barrel lots.
HAT Buying price, new crop: Willamette
timothy, fsncy, $27.00; Eaitern Oregon-Washington
fancy timothy. ( ; alfalfa, $82.00;
valley vetch, $26.00; cheat, $19.00 20.00:
strsw. $10; ekiTer. $24.00; train, $24.00.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal: New crop, de
livery. No. 1 Calcutta, 18c in car lots; lass
smounts higher.
MILLSTCra Mixed run at mills, sacked,
$48.00 46.90.
ROLLED OATS Per ton, $80.00 0 61.00.
ROLLED BARLEY Per ton, $67,00 0
68.00.
' Merchant Exchange bid:
FEED OATS
' Dee. Jan.
No. 3 white 6800 40
Feb.
6400
7250
7800
BAKLET
Standard feed 7260
No. 8 bhie 7300
Eastern oats snd corn in bulk
OATS
7250
7300
86 lb. clipped
88 lb. clipped
No. 2 yellow .,
6000
. . . . 6050
CORN
6700
BAR1 FTT
7100
6050
6100
6050
6100
8650 5750
No. 2
rioo
7150
CORN AliD OATS LOSE
IN EARLY CHICAGO TRADE
By Jessph P. Prttonerd.
Chicago, Dec. K. (L N. 8.) There wars
further net loaaes in all grain market today, bar
ley ahowing the greatest weakness. The losses in
corn were 4 He for December, SH for January.
2H S4e for May and 38Hc for July. Oats
were 1 H 2c lower, with December showing tb
greatest loss. . Long in the various nog prod
ucts accepted lower prices.
Chicago, Dec. 27. (I. N. 8.) At the open
ing today com -wss HlUc lower than yei
terdsy's close. Buying was fairly general in a
email way. The decline ran the market into
stop-lorn selling which added to the weakness.
Oats showed a decline of S to H. There
was general commission house selling and poor
support. On the break leading longs were mod
erate ssllers.
Proviaions were practically unchanged and
were neglected during the early hours.
CORN
High.
1.884 I
1.31
1.80 4
OATS
.821
.82 H
PORSfc
87.70
LARD
Open.
1.88 H
1.80
1.29
.82 H
.82 V
Low.
1 1.34 H
1.28
1.27 t
.80
.80
87.00
Close.
$ 1.84 K
1.28 H
1.28
.80 Vi
.80
37.00
Dee.. .
Jan. .
May.
Dec.
May.
Jan... 87.70
Dec..
Jsn. . .
Jan.".
May..
23.80
28.45
18.60
19.30
23 60 23.60 21.40
RIBS
18.67 18.70 " 18.55
19.45 19.45 . 19.25
. Minneapolis Flax Market '
Minneapolla Caeh wheat. No, 1 dark north
ern i.o08.25; No. 2 dark northern, $2.85
8.20; No. 3 dark northern. $2.8S8.15: No.
1 northern. J2.9O3.O0; No. 2 northern, $2.83
02.95; No. 8 northern. $2.802.90; No. 1
red spring. $2.70 2.90; No. 2 red apring, $2.68
2.8: No. S red spring. $2.55 2.60; So. 1
dark hard mixed., $2.80; Not, 1 hard mixed,
$3.7002.80;. No. 1 durum. $2.30; No. 2
durum. $2.20.
Com No. 2 yellow. $1.46.
, 0t No. 2 white. 80 82 He; No. 3
white. 82 82 He;
Rye No. 2, $1.75 01.73.
Chicago Pots. to Market
Chicago. Dec. 27. t J. 8.) Potato.
Receipts, so cars. Minnesota stod. Dakota, Ohio.
$8.8008.40. - . '
ISSUE 19
New Year's TURKEYS
8HACiiLT? 7t8 ' 21l72y&&&XJijm TUESDAY, DECEMBER 88, tt
"o t. V sf 2 It, 5 Hi F N.TA. ,F R XMAS WERE CARRIED OVER.
PRICES WERE MUCH LOWER. I3f FACT, POULTRY OF ALL
KINDS WERE DRAGGING WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY
TEAL Weaker. Top stock seUiag at 25.
HOGS ta over 'apply, with 20 extreme top.
Oar SeUiag Charges i le lb. Hogs, Veal, Pealtry le dosea on Eggs
SHERIDAN - BECKLEY CO., Inc.
0 PROSIT STREET, PORTLAND. ORgROM
m?Z? " " Pheness BeWw.y SSS7, Main S607.
Rpple and Potato SVr.wsii Association That Ship in Oar Lets or is shouM Vrt our ar iliai
FARMERS PRODUCE GO.
want$ to buy Poultry, Eggs, Veal, Hogt, Hides and Cream
BUTTERFAT
80
1 CENTS PER POUND
WETAT TOP PRICES AND MAIL CHECK PROMPTLY
Farmers Produce Ca:, -209 Washington it., Portland, Or.
AID THE' OREGON POTATO
B SEED WILL
Oregon Needs Change in Stock Ac
cording to Trade freeze May Force
Betterment in Quality Here.
That the recent freese, which de
stroyed a very large per cent of the
Pacific Northwest potato crop, is in re
ality a. blessing in disguise ia now ac
knowledged by some of the trade. The
loss of a very large per cent of the
seed holdings of farmers, while a ca
lamity to many, will in- reality prove to
be a good thing generally because it
will force growers to secure seed else
where.
Oregon has been known far snd wide ss s
section where the beet potatoes in the countre
ran bs produced. During recent years the
quality of the potato croir-of the state has been
deteriorating .and. today, instead of the product
of this state commanding too highest prices
along the coast, the general run of atock sell
lewsat.
This i due) entirely to the fact thst Oregon
Potato grower hare been extremely lax about
aecnrlng proper aeed for planUng. Many of
them hare not changed their seed In 20 years,
In the big producing sections of CaHfornisj as
wel' a in Washington, the seed is changed oc
casionally and this results in a better average
quality crop.
Soma of the local trade is figuring on ss
curing aeed stork in Minnesota or Wisconsin,
but o far as known, no purchases hare ss yet
been made.
WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND
The sre prices retailers psy wholesalers,
except as otherwise noted:
Dairy Product
BUTTER Selling price, box lots: Creamery
?rlme, parchment wrapped, 70o per lb. ; prime
Irsta. 68c lb.; first, 66 067c lb.; smsUer
lota at an advance. Jobbing prices: Cubes ex
tra, 66 66 He: prim first. 6365e; cartons,
lo extra. No. 1 storage butter. OOo; off grade,
865Jc per lb.
BTJTTERPAT Portland delivery basis. 74 0
77c: country station. 78 074c per lb.
OLEOMARGARINE -Heat branda, 40c; ordi
nary, 88 He; baker; S8c; Nutaaargarlne, 1 lb.
cartoni" , 82e per lb.
CHEESE Selling price: Tillamook fresh Ore
gon fsncy cream triplet. 35 36c lb.; Young
America, 36 37c Price to jobbers, f. o. b.
Tillamook, triplets. 82c; Young America. SSe.
Selling price: Cream brick, 4042c; buying
price of Coo and Curry triplet, 81e; i Young
America. 82 He lb., f .c. b. Myrtle Point selling
price: block Swim, 48 049c; Limburger. 40 0
42e lb.
EGGS Buying price: Current receipts, 52c;
csndled, selling pries. 60c; (elect, 65c
LIVE POULTRY Heavy fien. 30 0 81c;
light hen. 28c; apring light, 81c: heavy, 28c;
old rooaten. 1820e: aqnabe. 8S.OO- dressed
ducks, 48 050c lb.; pigeons. $1.50 0 2.00 per
dosen: turkeys, lire, 40c lb; dressed, 45 0
47c per lb.; dressed geese. 4 So per lb.
Fresh Vegetables and, Fruit
FRESH FRUIT Orange. $4.00 5.25 per
box; bananas, 10 H llc per lb.: lemon. $5.60
6.25 per crate; Florida grapefruit. $5,75 0
6.00; California grapefruit. $8.50 0 8.76 crate;
pears, $2.25 0 3.50; grapes, Emperior, 12 H 0
16c lb.
BEBRD28 Cranberries, $6 per bushel box;
eastern, SI 7 per bbL
APPLES Various varieties, local, $1,25 0
3.60.
DRIED FRUIT Detss. Dromedaries, $9.00;
Fsrds. $8.75 per box; rsiiina. 8 crown. loos
Muscatel, 16 per lb.; figs, $3.50 0 5.50 box.
ONIONS -Selling price to retailers: Oregon,
$6.00 per ewt.i associated selling price, oar
load, $5.00 f. o. b. country: garlic, 25 0 5Oo
per lb.: green onion. 40e per dosen bunches.
POTATOES Selling price, $4.00 04.60 per
cwt. ; buying price for fancy large size, $8.60 0
8.75; ordlnsry, $2.60 per cental; sweet, $6 0
8e per lb.
VEGETABLES Turnips, $3.60 per sack;
carrot. $2.00,0 2.25: beets. $3.50; cabbage.
Oregon. 3H 4c per lb; lettuce. $1.60 per dos.;
cucumbers. California, $8.60 log; tomatoes,
$2.60 8.00 per lug; egg plant. 20c lb.; cauli
flower, $3.00 08.25; bell peppers, 25e; sprouts,
17c lb.; Hubbard squash, 5c lb.; parsnips, $3.00
0 8.50 sack.
Meat and Provisions
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
hogs, 19&20e per lb. for top blockers; heavy
hogs, 15i 17c; best veal, 22024e; heavy veal,
1617e lb.
8MOEED MEATS Ham. 26 034. par lb.:
breakfast bacon. 88 0 60c; picnics, 26c; cottage
Toll, 80c lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 83 He lb.; standard.
Sis; tierce basis, compound, 28e.
Fish and thelinsh
FRESH FISH Salmon, fall. 21c lb.: silver
aide. 19c lb.; halibut. Tresh, 25c lb.; aturgeon,
20c lb.; black cod. 10011c lb.; silver smelt,
10c lb.; salmon trout, 20 020c lb.; kippered
salmon. $2.65 per 10 -lb. basket; kippered cod,
$2.85.
SHELLFISH Crabs. $8.50 per dosen:
shrimp meat, 66c per can: lobster. 30c lb.
SUGAR Cube, $10.31; powdered. $10.26;
fruit and berry, $9.77; yellow, $9.06; granu
lated. $8.77: beet. $11.27; extra C. $9.26;
golden C. $9.16.
HONEY New, $8.50 per ease.
SICE Jspsn style. No. 1. 14c; New Or
leans, bead. 15c; Blue Rose. 15c oer lb.
SALT Coarse, hslf ground. 100. $17.00
per ton; 60s, $18.60; table dairy, 60s, $20.80;
bsles, $3.13 08.85; fsncy tsble and dairy,
$32.50; lump rock. $25.00 per ton.
BEANS Oregon (sales by jobbers) : Lady
Washington, 7H08c per lb.; pink. 8c; lima.
15c; bayou, 10 He; Oregon besns, buying price,
nominal. 5 H e per lb.
CANNED MILK Csrnstlon. $7.25; Borden.
$7.40 Aster. $7.15; Eagle. $11.25; Libby.
$7.V5: Teloban, $7.06; Mount Vernon $7.15;
lUselwood, $7.15 per case.
COFFEE Roasted 87 051c ia sacks or
drums.
SODA CRACKERS Ia bulk. 17c per lb.
NUTS Wslnut. 35 040c per lb.; aasonds.
88c: filberts, 83c in sack lots; peanuts, 16 0
10c- pecans, 26c; Brazil. 80c.
Rope. PalrrU, Oil
ROPE Sisal, dark. 18 He; white, 20c lb.;
standard mantis. 23 He.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bbls.. $2.06 sal.; ket
tle boiled, bbls., 32.08; raw. cases. $2.16; boiled,
cases. 82.18 per gaL
COAL OIL Water white, in drums or Iron
bbls., 18 He gal.; esse, 24c gaL
GASOLINE Iron bbls., 28 0 28e; cases.
85 He; engine distillate, iron bbls.. l6e; cases.
36 He.
WHITS LEAD Ton lots, 13 He; 500 lbs.,
184e per lb.
TURPENTINE Tanks, x.X; eases, $2.01;
XO-css lota le lea.
WIRE NAILS Basic pries, 85.16.
Heae, Wool and Hide
HOPS Nominal, 1919 crop, 80o per' n.
HIDES Green. 17018c: salted, 18020c;
SATURDAY, DEC. 27, 1 91 9
PRODUCE BETTER
HOGS ARE IM AT
NORTH PORTLAND
Arrivals for Week Ead Are Small
Klllejrs Refuse to Pay Former Price
In Morning -Good Cattle Sought
PORTLAND -. LIVESTOCK RUN
, Hogs. Cattle. Calves. Sheep.
BStrrraay .....
Week ago ....
3 weeks ago ...
4 weeks age. . .
Year ago
2 year ago.,,
8 years ago . . .
4 yeera ago. . .
210 3 25
267 142 S
135
597 1ST 3 86
436 6 7 iee
106 82
187 89 1 18
828 1 1 117
Only thres loada of livestock came to
North Portland for the week's closing
and there was little activity shown in
any line. In fact the general situation
was weaker."
About 'two loads of hogs came forward for
the Saturday trade at North Portland. This
division bwed a few buyers in sight but they
were generally of bearish disposition with
tendency to buy for lower prices. No early sales
whatever wars mad in this division.
Genera! boa range:
Prime mixed
Medium mixed
Hough heavies
Pigs
Ne Cattle
$14.50 015.00
...... 14.00014.50
12.06 0 18.00
11.50 013.00
Activity
In the cattle alleys there was no scttvHy
whatever and Just three head were reported in
over night Killers appear to still be seeking
quality stuff but little of this has been offered
of late. i
General cattle market range
Bert (tear
Good to choics steep
Medium to good steers
.$10.78 P1 1.28
, ... 10.00 esio.oo
, ... 9.00 0 9.7B
Fsir to good steers . . .
Common to fsir steers .
... . .8.00 0
7.00 0
9.00
8.00
75
7.75
9.00
6.25
4.25
Choice cows snd heifers
Med. to good cows and heifer. . .
Good to choice cows snd heifers. .
Fair to medium sows and heifer.
Cannera
Bulls :-.
Hast tfeht rsJvea
9.000
.B.75 m
7.75
4.75 0
8.25 0
6 000
8.00
10.500 14. OO
Mmvs- psJvaa 7.00 012.00
Btockers and feeders 8.00.0 9.50
aheap Trade nominal
Just a handful or so of stock appeared for
sale in the sheep and lamb alleys for Saturday.
Killers showed practically no interest in thia
division for the closing day. and prices were
considered about as previously quoted.
General sheep snd lamb range:
Best east of mountain lambs ..$13.00 013.50
I Light vslley lamb
11.60 012.00
neavy tbujc; iwdbi .......
Feeder lambs
Yearling . . .
Wethers
Ewes
Friday Afternoon
STEERS
No. Ave. lbs. Price. 1 No.
3 930 $ 9.92 1.
1 965 9.25 I
COWS
10,60 011.00
10.00 012.00
9.50 010.50
9.00 0 9.50
6.00 0 7.00
Ave. lbs.
980
Price.
$ 9.26
i . .
i . .
3 . .
15. ,
680 $
880
823
275 $
4.50 I 8.
8.00 1.
6.00 j 1.
CALVES
8.73
720
700
930
7.25
7.75
7.23
HOG8
2. .
2. .
1. .
8. .
20. .
20. .
4. .
5. .
277
265
340
827
101
143
$15.00
159
182
203
220
127
$15.00
16.C0
15.00
15.00
14.00
15J0
5..
18. .
10. .
16. .
13
J.TI0
16.60
18.60
14.00
LAMBS
92
66
$12.00 I 3.
90
110
$11.23
11.50
12.50
EWES
120 $ 7.00 I 100
76 $ T.OO
IKAKL1.NU8
ISO $
8.50
WETHERS
130 $ 9.50
Saturday SSornlnfl Sales
HOtiB
No.
55.
Ave. lbs.
. .. 251
. . . 405
Price.
No.
3.
90.
Ave. lbs,
. .. 380
. .. 182
Price.
$18.00
15.06
$15.00
1L40
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
Settle Market
Seattle, Dec 27. (L N. S.r
-Onions Ore-
gon, a i o per lb.
Potatoes Yakima Gems, $90.00: local,
$75.00 0 80.00 per ton; sweets, 6o per lb.
bo Ans Market
Lo Angeles, Dec 27. (L N. 8.1 Potatoes
New stork Burbehks, fancy,
Salinaa Burbanks. sacked, fancy,
russets, 34.90 05.00; bakers,
local, lug boxes. $1.65 01.75;
$5,000 6.25
$5.06.25;
$5.50 0 6.60:
locals, white
rose, mostly $3.00.
8sn Francisco Starket
Han Francisco, Deft. 27. r(U. P.) Pota
toes Hirer White. $4.00 0 4.60; Salinaa.
$4.50; sweets, 4H -6o per lb. ,
Onion Yellow snd white. $4.23 0 4.50; Aus
tralian brown. $4.75 0 3.26.
Peas Field, 606He per lb.
New York Baak Statement
New York. Dee. 27. (L N. 8.) Bank
ststemrnt: Average Loans increased 118,
938.000; demand deposit decreased. $104,999,
000; time deposits increased, $2,998,000; re
serve decreased. $19.157,600.
Actual Loans increased. $7,975,000; de
mand deposits decreased, $64,628,000; time
deposits decreased, $2,102,000; reserve in
creased. $20,553,870. .
San Francisco Poultry Market
San Francisco. Dec. 27. TJ. P.) Broilers.
88c; large hen. 85 36c; best ducks. 28 80c
kips, 3 5c: calfskins, 56 0 60c; bull, 14 016c
lb.
PELTS Dry long wool pelts, per lb., 80 0
82c; dry medium wool pelts, per lb., 25 028c;
dry shearing pelts. 32.00 02.60 each; salt
long wool pelts, 81-50 0 2.00 each; salt (hear
ing pelts, SOe $1.00 each.
MOHAIR Lone staple. 40c per lb.; short sta
ple, 25 30c per lb. v ,
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow, 12c;
No, 2, 10c; No. 1 grease, 9c; No. 2 grease. 7c
per lb.
- CHITTTM OB CASCARA BABE New peel
lie per lb.
WOOL Vslley half blood Merino and Shrop
abire, 60s: Cotawold and Lincoln, 40 4 So;
matted Cotawold. SO 85c; timber stained. So
per lb. less; lambs' wool. 4c per lb. lass.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Waahingtoa and Cali
fornia Wooi Merino aad Shropshire, 35 40;
half-blood Merino and Cotawold. V 8742e;
Shropshire, 37 045c; CoUwold aad Lincoln,
straight end mixed. 82 0 86c; burry, 5o per lb.
lass; lambs, 4c per lb. less.
Fin Wools Marino combing and carding
grade, 80 0 85c.
FLOUR Selling prices, sea crop: Patent,
11.75; whole wheat flour. $10.45; Willamette
valley, $10.35: local straight. $10.20; bakers'
local. $11.60 011.78; Montana spring wheat,
paSent. $11.75; rye flour. $10.10; oatmeal.
$13.00; graham. $11.00. Price (or city de
liveries in five barrel lota.
HAY Buying price, new crop: vTiQsmette
timothy, fsncy, $27.00; Eastern Orsgoa-Wash-lngtoB
fsncy timothy, ( ); alfalfa, $32.00;
valley vetch, $25.00; cheat. S19.OO02O.OO;
straw, $10.00; clover. $24.00; grain, $24.00.
GRAIN BACKS Nominal: New crop, de
livery. No. 1 Calcutta, 18c ia ear lota; less
amount higher.
MILLBTUTFfl Mixed ma at miila. sacked.
$45.00 046.00.
ROLLED OATS Par ton. 8SO.OO061.Oe.
ROLLED BARLEY Per ton, $67-00
68.00.
Veal Hogs Poultry
Bring top prices when shipped to us.
We are also in the market for Pota
toes aad Oalons.
WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS AND TAGS
BOLLAM & CO.
US Frost 8U, Portlaad, Or.
We wish all our friends (and
we have no enemies) a very
Happy and Prosperous New
Year.
The S&vinar Co., Inc.
Portland, Or.
MEATS WANTED
Beat hog sell todsy .................. .o
Best veal ........................... .jb.
Heavy vssd. from 18 to to.
Heavy bams .......... a. ...... .81 to SSe
Bprtnga, per lb. g to Za
TURkava hiahest market phioe
Cast handle say kind of poultry ee tana pro
doee: always, suaranto the market pries. Writ
for tag sad we make return the foUowia day
promptly. 080AR L CARLSOSJ
Oapltei 810.000 ; , ,: 181 fpm atrest
CROP
Edited by
HyiMB .II. Cobra
LIMITED CHANGE
New York Market Shows Only Frac
tional Fluctuations at Start Most
of Them Are Advances.
Mew Tort, Das. 17. (I. M. 8.1 The tone
ef the stack market was imsiuUr in th. late
dealing today, most ? the leadlns assaes being
In uely after Ut4r eartlee advasioa. United
State ate oamenon reacted from 407 te IOSMi
and sfmilar tomes were sustained In Wis ether
steel leHie. RaowMlo fell S points ta 11 8 H.
sseiseao Pvtrslaum yMesd 8 point te 817.
Osnerel BSoters reacts frets 841 te 887.
etuOebaker sot up S point to 107 V, and then
reacted 1 point. Southern Pacific yielded 1
point te 10Si and St. Raul 1 to S7H. ...
Sate today, 748,100 share ; bends, 81 0e
888,000.
Saw for the wek, 4.SS4.0OO shares; bends,
$148,088,000 (five days).
New York. Dec 27. L N. 8.) The
stock market opened steady today with
price changes generally confined to frao
Hons. Republic Steel waa prominent,
rising 14 to 120H and Studebaker
gained 1 point to 10S. Steel common
opened at 166 H and quickly advanced to
107. Fractional upturns were made in
Crucible, American International, Bald
win Locomotive, Pressed Steel Car.
American Locomotive. Bethlehem Steel
B and Southern Pacific.
Ceneral Electric was ttrong, advancing 2
point to 169.
Utah Copper, Anaconda. Mexican Petroleum.
United Retail Stores, New York Central and
Reading opened fractionally lower but maintained
a steady tons during the initial dealings.
Furnished be Ovtrbect a Cook. Co.. Board
of Trade building:
DESCRIPTION :
H STOCK VALUES
Open High I Low I Cle
nn 1 fci ih
49 49 44 48H
91 91 H 91 91
98 98 9SH 9$H
54 65 64 64
141 141 140 140
49 50 49H 49
27 28 27 28
77
108 103 H 101 101
68 69 67 69
45 45 45 43
188 187
98 98 97 H 98
96 ,96 96 96
275
182 136 181 186
17 4 17 "i 17 16
60 61 60 60
83 83 83 83
118 114 113 118
33 33 32 83
96 97 96 96
11 11 10 10
25 26 25 26
182 182 182 181
97 98 97 98
131 132 131 132
66 56 55 55
37 87 47' ' 47
86 87 H 86 H 86
19 19 18 19
37 38 37 38
41 42 41 41
S1H 81 81 81
85 86 85 86
218 219 217 217
7 7 7 7H
13 13 13 13
73
169 169 169 167
836 342 886 387
80 82 80 81
48 52 48H 52
88 30 38 88
79 79 78 77
84 85 84 35
72 73 72 78
86 87 86 86
110 111 109 109
67 60 57 69
18 18 18 18
130 131 130H 130
49 49 48 48
24 25 24 24
16 j 18 15 J5
29 I 29 8 29
88 89 87 87H
42 43 42 42
34 84 88 33
222 223 217 218
58 59 H 68 H 69
23 23 28 28
50 51 60 50
26 27 25 25
86 87 86 87
81 82 81 81
13 15 14 16
26 27 26 26
112 112 112 110
97 97 96 97
80 80 . 79 79
86
105 105 104 105
40 40 40 40
34 34 83 33
62 83 62 63
102 103 101 101
20 20 20 W 20
99 99 99 99
76 77 76 ;6
27 27 27 2
61 61 60 H
12 12 12 12
78 75 74 73
104 104 108 108 H
23 H 28 H 23 22
104 107 104 106
18 18 18 18
1133 188,133H1S3H
9 S 9 9
48 43 42 42
95 93 93 93
128 123 122 122
126 180 125 129H
75 75 74 74
106 187 108 108
74 74 78 74
66 68 66 I 66 H
8 8 8 8
87 87 87 87H
64 H 64 H 63 54
27 29 27 28
Alarka Gold
A Ilia Chalmers. . . .
Am.- Agr. Cbem. . .
Am. Beet Sugar...
Am. Can., c
Am. Car Foundry. .
Am. Cotton Oil.,''.
Am. H. A L.. c.
Am. Linseed, c. . . .
Am. Loco,, c
An. Smelter, e. . . .
Am, Steel Fdy
Am. Sugf.r. e. . . .
Am. 8. Tobacco. . .
Am. TeL A Tel. . .
Am. Tobacco . . . .
Am. Woolen, e. . . .
Am. Zinc.
Anaconda U. Co. . .
Atchison, c. . . . . .
Laldwin Loco., c. . ,
Balto. St Ohio. c. .
Beth. Steel, B . . . ,
Brk. Rapid Transit.
Butte A Superior. ,
Canadian Pacific-. .
Cent leather, c . . .
Chandler Mctorr ..
Ches. A Ohio
Chi.. Gt. W., c
C. M. A St. P..
Chi. A N-W
Chile Copper ....
Chino Copper ....
Colo. F. A I
Cons. Gas
Corn Products, a .
Crucible Steel, e .
Denver A K. G.. e.
Erie, c. ,
General Cigars . . . ,
(General Electric . .
General Motor
Goodrich Rubber. .
Granby Cons. . . .
Gt. Northern Ore
Gt. Northern Ry .
Greene Cananea. .
Gulf Ststes Steel
Illinois Central . . .
Indus. Alcohol
Inspiration Copper
Int Agr. Cham..
Int. Harvester . . . , ,
int. Mer. Marine, c.
int, Nickel
Kas. City South., c
Kennecott Copper,
Lackawanna Steel. .
Lehigh Valley
Maxwell Motors, c.
Mex. Petroleum . . .
Montana Power. . . .
Miami Copper
Mtdvale Steel
Missouri pc., c. . .
National Enamel . . .
National Lead
Nevada Cons. '
Nw Haven
N. T. Air Brake...
N. Y. Central
Northern Pac
Pac Mail
Pan-Am. Pete., a..'.
Psnn. Rj
People's Gac
Pittsburg Coal. e. .
Pressed Steel Car. c
Ray Cons. Copper. .
Ry. Steel Spring ..
Reading, c
Bock Island, c . , . .
do pfd. "B" . , .
Shattuck Copper . .
Sloe Sheffield . . .
Southern Pacific . .
Southern Ry., c . . .
Studebaker, c.
St. Lmis t 8. F.
Swift A Co
Tenn. Copper
Texas Pacific
Tobacco Products . .
Union Pscific, c . .
U. S. Rubber, c. . .
U. S. Mmlt. ft Ref
IT. S. Steel, c
Utah Copper -
Virginia Cbem., c. .
Wabash
Western Union . . .
Wesfjnghouse Elec.
Willys Overland . .
Total sales Stocks 18.332.000 shares.
Xew Tork Bond
Furnished by Overbeck A
of Trade building.
Market
Cook Co.,
'" Bid
. 79 '
. 64
. 87
. 77
. 84
74 H
. 77
. 82
.- 78
. 79 H
. 84 H
. 96 H
. 78
. 103
80
81
78
. 83
, Bosrd
Ask
80
67
88
78
95
"78"
84
80
79
84
97
78
105
8
81
80
85
Atchison general '4s ....
Baltimore Ohio gold 4s
Bethlehem Steel ref. 5i .
Central Pacific 1st 4s .
C, B. A Q. col. 4 .
St. Paul general 4 Ha
Chicago N . W. general 4s
L. A Jr. ant 4s
Northern Pacific F. L. 4s
Reading general 4s .
Union Pacific 1st 4s
United States Steel 6s
Union Pacific 1st ref. 6s .
Southern Pacific con v. 6 . ,
do. coav. 4
Pennsylvania con v. 4 H s
do. 1st 4Hs
Chesapeake A Ohio eons, 5s
Denver Hog 813.60
Denver,- Dee. - 2 7. U. P.) Csttle Re
ceipts, 3100: steady. Steers, 810.60018.00:
cows and heifer. 87sO 09.60; stock em and
feeder. $7.75 011.00: calves, $10.60 914.00.
Hoes Receipts. 20O; 10e higher. Top.
$18.60; buft. $18.23 18.50.
Sheep Receipts, 6709; steady. Lambs.
$17.50017.00; ewes. $3.008.75; feeder
lambs, $13.75 14.50.
NewNfork Batter aad Ears
New York. Dec. 27. fl. N. 8.) Butter
marx.ee Tinner: creamery extra. 7O0 7Sc;
first. 64 0 70c; higher scoring. 71 74 He;
state dairy - tubs, 62 0 69c; renovated extras,
57 H 098c; imitation creamery, 52 068c.
Eggs Firmer, near-by whit fancy, 810 82e;
brown fancy, 76 78c; extra, 76e; first, 70
0 72c. . .
' New York'Loadoa Stiver .
New York, Dee. 27. (L N, 8.) Bar silver.
ei.oz, uncnangea.
London. Deo. 27. (L N. 8.) Closed.
Stacks, Beads, Cottea, Graim, Etc,
$16,817 Bawd of Trade Ball Alas.
Overbeck&CookeCo.
direct'private wires
to all exchanges -
Meat hers Chleaga Beard of Trade
CerraspeadeaU ef ,Lsga Bryaa ,
CUeage ' Sew York
PALACE HOTEL
Omen, wis.
Mi
COTTON" X ASE8 OFF VSC r . - ,-
V ' I r- TH1S H3EW TORK TRADE
Jfew York, De. 27j L U.S.) The eas
tern market' opened 1 to 18 paints lower ea
aammths today, but. sate isosstsoM asata re
fleeted active huying by ahorta and started 7 to
18 point higher. After the epeala the ton
sme steady at eboajt initial Isvacs. - Trade In
cluded a food deal of saUtnt. At the end of
the firs -20 sninate addition al selUag pressure
from the Bouth eaused aa easier tons srtth prices
7 to 18 pout ander yesterday's close.
Toward the close the -demand Increased sad.
fad by local ahorta covering, the ewUre list ral
lied, recovering aboot half the earner loaa. The
dos was steady at a act decline of $ to 83
point.. ,
Furnished by Overbeck CoBke Co.. Board
ef, Trade building:
Open. High. Low? Close.
January 8790 8800 8768 8792
March 8830 3630 8568 8596
stay 345a (40 SS87 8410
July 8295 8296 S280 S260
October 2980 2986 2940 3952
New York spot market, 8928.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Otilcaew Meet 814.00
Chicago, Dee. 27. (L V. 8.) Hog Re
eeipte, 9000: mostly 25 35c higher. Bulk.
$18.75 013.95; tops, $14.06; heavyweight,
$l$ 80l$.9O: Medium weight 818.86
14.00; light weight, $18.76 13.96: liaht
bgbte, $18.40013.60; heavy packing tow,
smooth, $13.00018.50; peeking sows, rough,
$12.21013 00: pigs. $12.46 0 18.60.
Cattle Receipt. 2 OOO ; compared with week
ago. beef ateen, unevenly. 2&c$1.00 higher;
h stock 28 0OOc higher; bulk. SOe higher;
calves. 50075c higher-, feeders, steady to 25c
higher.
Sheep Receipts, 8300; . eotnrstred with week
ago. fat lambs. $1.00 01.56 higher; faf sheep
and yearling. 75c $1.00 lusher: feeders.
strong to 25c higher.
Omaha He 814.88
Omaha. Neb., Dee. 27. (L N. 8.) Hogs
Receipt 6500. 10 016a tug bet. Bulk. $13.40
014.63. .
Csttle Receipt 1000. strong.
Sheep Receipts' 2700, steady.
Kama Otty Hoe $18.80
Kansas City. Mo.. Deo. 27. tt X. 8.)
Cattle Receipts. 700; no market.
Receipts, 1500: 5 to 10e higher. Top,
$18.90; bulk. $43.50 18.85.
Sheep Receipts. 200; no msrkct.
Seattle Hogs 818.78
Seattle. Wash.. Dee. 27 (I v at ir-.
Receipt 128, lower. Prim, light. $13,35 0
10.1a; medium to choice, $14 015; rough
heavies. $18.25016.75; pigs, $12.60018.60.
rftt!' Kipta 435. steady. Bert steers. $11
011.60; meunim to choice, $9010.30: rom--f,i,t0-ol
48 8.23; best cow and heifer.
B8.759.60; common to good cow. $5,80 0
7.60; bulls, $8.50 0 8.00; calves. $7015.
Bbeep Receipt non.
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST
Ban rane ace HHmrtt
Raj, arraneisMA tu, ev st nt
Extras, 60e: prime ffrste. 64 c.
Kges r,tM. ST.. h,h M . . . ,
aized' puUeta, Sir.
v.ueese L,aiuorrua flats, fancy, 29c.
aWttle Mu-kt
Seattle, Dee. 27. (I. N. 8 ) Eggs Se
lect ranch, 68085c: pullets. 57 0 5a dosen.
Bntter City creamery, extras. 70 71c.
Americas, 88c
Le Anaels Market
Ijom Aneelea IW. 97 1 sj a t....,-.
California creamery, extra. 87c
'-s-ss r-resn extras, OOc; case count. 60c;
pullets. 57e.
Uve poultry Hens, 81034c; broilers. 820
37c; fryer. 35c.
Cbleasro Dairy Prod are
Chir0fm risSM T - I 8 sff 49 I 83. .Aa T
VPJfk? 6 t?b Creamery extras, 65c; first.
,vwuu; incsjo suscx, sasw.wo.
..5fc5rRecipU- 718 case. (Current receipt.
64 67c; ordinary first, 66 60c; first. 68c;
check. 8840c; dirties. 48 045c.
t Twins, new. 29 0 SOe: Dsisjes. 31
31 c; soung America. 81S2c; Long
born, 81 c; brick, 29 o.
Liv. Ptmltry Turkeys. 40e: chickens, 26c;
springs. 29c: rooster, 20c; geeee, 80c; ducks,
30c per lb.
Police Are Hunting
Check Operations
Of La Grande Man
Kansas City, Mo.. Deo, 17. (I. N. 8.)
While Kred U MarUn. who says his
home is at LaGrande, Or., occupies a
cell -at police headquarters, Abe poUoestre
trying to fled out lust how extensively
his alleged 'operations" with' fictitious
checka . have been. Martin already has
admitted raising at least $300 in this
manner, the police say, but ho will say
nothing more.
Presents Not Hoekaple
Detroit. Dec 27. (U. P.An enter
prising pawnshop merchant here today
had thia sign in hia window: "Christ
mas jewelry not hockabla here."
yVhat Tom Thought
New York, Dec. 27. (U. P.) Thomas
Mulhern. bartender, waa fined $25 for
selling highballs to two women. He ex
plained that he thought "prohibition
was for men only."
Aj .slA Twelve Months of
SS SsjM- Progress 1 i ,
I for the Pacific Northwest have just g3 V-
1" 'i w,t hopefH' earts, and loyalty to this
.iC2' iS comrnun,tv in which our lot has been .
( I JsX fp ' The Ladd &" TiIton Bank rejoices in the '.
'a Sh-0 w s prosperity of Oregon, and its own share ,
' Tyi 'ff855?-. ""' ,n oringing it about, and promises new
1 i 5 and. widening activities in the year to
m jff " . htt "s servc you ia nx legitimate bank-
'Ml llfSll 'SM Ladd & Tilton Bank ; J ;'
8 s l
k,.,... sk.fc,. , . " . f ' - " ?.- i&;$Z':tfZ::-: ,
"... - . '- - . , k . t , J ,
- ; - ' . -. . 1 . - - ',S-V.,'' 1 " ,' 4 85 - - - ' . - . ' '
, - - . . - . ;--,", . z- - ' x --.- - ,'-
LEAGUE OPPDnEtlTS
to make it Issue
AT ALL ELECT ONS
Lodge and His Crpwd Prepare to
Make Political Document Out
of Treaty Throughout Nation.
Eighteen Republican Senators,
Disgusted With Leader, Say
They Will Bolt to Democrats,
By I. C Martin
Washington, Dec 27. (U. p.)
An organisation to force- the League
of Nations Into the 1920 campaign
as an Issue, whether the senate rati
fies the treaty or not, has been per
fected by senators who are opposed
to any form of treaty ratification.
Branches of thia organisation are al
ready at work in six states. By the
time the presidential primaries and
state conventions for selection of dele
gates to the national conventions begin,
the organisation will be represented jn
every state, senators declared.
X OH -PARTISANS BACK MOVEMEKT
The movement is nort-partisan, Ita
backers declared today. Their purpose,
they aald, ia to put on record by one
means or another all candldatea for of
fice from constable to president on the
League of Natlona Issue. They are de
termined, they said, to get something
about the league written Into party plat
forms, state and national. They want
to put partisan organiaationa every-
LIBERTY cmd VICTORY BONDS
If raw smsst soil yew Lkkswty ee Wtrtsry . 4I to u. It vwo can buy mere Liberty ee
Victory bends, buy ream us. sV bey and we sH Liberty end Victory bend at the marks.
YOU ASJSJOT DO B8TT8B VOU atar DO WOKSB
Todsy's openinf New York market, which establishes th governing price for United SUtos
. liberty snd Victory bonds all over th. world, I as follows. Ws adv.rtias the price dally
' in order that yen may always he, th. hie best mark at pries before you and know th. exact
value or your uoerty ana victory Donas .
v 1st 2nd
8S 4s 4
M.rket price 99.30 82.50 81.66
Accrued interest 12 .18 .47
Total 99.83 92.68 82.07 98.36 93.10 95.80 92.46 99.38 99.39
When buying we deduct S7e on a $50 bond and $3.60 on e $1000 bond.
We sell at the New York market, plus th. accrued interest
Burglar and Prseareef 8efe Deposit Vese fee ftsrrt. Oaea Until 8 P. M. en Sstuedaya,
MORRIS BROTHERS, INC.
The Premier Munleteel Bend House. Oapltei One Mlftlen Dollgrs.
Morris ulldins, 808-811 Oterfe St., Betsrson Slh and 0th.
Tetephene aroeeway S1S1, atabllahd Over i Overter Csntury.,
Conservative Yet Profitable
hvestment HOW ABOUT A C-ALiFORNIA
MUNICIP BOND YIELDING 5.25
AND FREE FROM INCOME TAX
v-r-
an addition to
Call Main 715
CaARK.KCNDAU.6C0.lNC.
where on record, either for or against
the league. - -
Lttrs are - to 'ae written . to "candl
da4aa. sp sac tea AaUrarad - to . keep the
league aaaation constantly before" the
people and efforta are to.be. made to
elect aa many delegates ta the national
oonrentiona of both parties aa can be
Pledged to work for inclusion of aa anti
league pUnk Into the party platform
YTOCLD PRETEST TREATY FIGHT-'
I Whlla Ore siTeconcUables are thus
organising to force the league Into the
campaign, both the Democratic vand Ksv
pubUcaa forces In the senate are work
ing equally hard To keep It out. Te do
thia they think an that Is necessary la
to ratify the treaty. So strongly do 1$
Republican senators feel on this point
that they hatre served notice 'on Senator
Lodge, their leader that nrrieas he
-I
feringa about a compromise, other sen :
atom will treat with the Democrats and
perhaps vote with- them', to accomplish ,
ratification. This la the second time '
within a week that a virtual ultimatum
of thia sort has been served on Lodge.
Behind It aro the groups known aa the
mild resenratlonlsta and the middle
ground senators. , -
. i " .f.Sj' :'
Commander Is Sued ; ;
For Alienation of
Hubby's Affections
Portemouth, N. IL; Dec 17. (I. X ft) I
Lieutenant-Commander Thorn as Oa-!
borne, prlaon reformer, and command
ant of the United 6tatea navy prison : -here,
was today named as defendant In
a auit for $26,000 damages by Julia V.
Mullane of Portsmouth, who charges
Commander Osborne with alienation of
her husband's affections. She declares
In papers in her au It filed today that)
after ahe had been only two days mar-?
ried to Chief Yeoman William Duffy, i'
who la said to be a close friend of Com-
mander Osborne, the latter Influenced ,
Duffy to leave .her. Duffy later mar- H
rled Helen M. Healy, who was formerly i
the Mullane girl's chum. Duffy aridjpa'
second bride were living ; together aa r
man and wife when both were arrested "
and they are now under ball. - -,
1st
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