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Newspaper Page TextEGG PRICES BOOM WITH BIG DEMAND WEDNESDAY DAIBT TRADE Batter Err Cheese Cake Extra. Select. Plats Portland 41 e 4e t7 e Chlcer . H He 9V4e ftaa Fraarlseo 47 e 47a 14 e ?nw Tr 44 a ' file- He Eos Aagelee... 44 e 41a a at tie 41 e 4ie zi e Egg price readied t new high krvel for tn tir nut hum Wednesday at 48a a doxea for selected stork and ordinary ranch anld as high aa 44a a desen. Currant receipt baying prica WSB tHnn in Ilia flew imint t It 3a rfna aunng um Oar. 'rat scarcity sf strictly fresh acta here weU aa Uia Increased demand, censed a eharp advaneo in tha Wednesday price, value being tiiw-i ao in 4e a anaen oa tn Better class stock. Bhovt held can are being offered f rely at much lower pricea than the fmb stock, but the demand appears to be (or toe better claaa offer ings, fttorsge atocaa of sags here are tlightly above Uia totale of a rear ago. wknie BestUe haa a frsetionsl increase. - New York is eeacrly Mrirtine for all the fresh era available In the West and, aa the price rnenng tnere la far beyond tna local market, toe uet ia getting the balk of Uia limited supply. Cold storage holdings: Portland Sept. I. , 171.831 1H0.9HO ,-42.32 ;48.44 Seattle , saT.eao 2JS.163 27.949 154.434 Last Tear. Better, lbs. . rheeee. lba. . Kara, ease . Poultry, lba. Butter, The. . heeae, lba. . F,. raw . Poultry, lba. 657.044 110.958 S4.214 140.816 937.323 466.6K0 . 2T.052 84.004 Tbnae desiring special Information regarding any market nhouxi write tna market editor, Ore gon journal, enclosing' stamp lor reply. , V BCTTEB HTTUATIOX STEADY HERE -Market for batter la showing a steady situa tion here with pricea generally maintained for bnta printa and subee, Horns strength l show in the Kant and a further advance was cored at various point. POTJETBY STOCKS ARE SCARCE Temporary scarcity of poultry ia shown la the local market and demand is excellent with soma obtaining a slight premium over the values listed. Baying lor the Jewish holiday Is shown. POTATO BUYING IS VERT LIMITED ' Very limited buying of potatoes k shown at country point, t; rowers are not keea to offer and as outside markets ere not so anxious to purchase, the general trade ia inclined to await developments. C0TT5TRY KILLED MEATS STEADY Stirs of country killed calves are steady at 17s generally for tops, although some business is shown to higher. Hogs continue scare but demand Is moderate around 19c t pound for the best lightweights. 1 OSIOX SHORTAGE IS COTIXTJED Shortage of onions is continued here. Limited enuntry purchases In small lota tre shown as high a f 2 78 per cental there. Selling price here is firm but unchanged generally around 48.00 per eeatal. BRIEF NOTES OP PRODUCE TRADE I'srkers report good beef steady; others being shaded 1'vklnt house dressed bngs are le lower; rough and poor lambs la to 8c down. Pink canned salmon ia steady at 11.03 from eanner. tlranoerrle ia tmsll supply; nominal demand at 14.50 box. Tomatoes are firmer at BOe to $1.25 box. WEATHER NOTICE FOR SHJPPERS Weather bureau advised Wedneiday: Protect shipmenia during the next 38 hours against the following maximum Uanperaturea: Going north degree : eaxt to Haker. 70 degrees, and south ta-i Ashland. 72 deeraea. Maximum tampcraturo at 1'ertiand tomorrow about 60 degrees. WHOLESALE PRICES IN PORTLAND These are pricea retailers pay wholesalers, oaeept as otherwise noted: Dairy Products BETTER Selling pr'eo, box lots. Creamery prices: Print extras. 4 To for plain wrappers; ewbea. extra, 44c per lb.; dairy, buying price, lie lb; dairy butter. 24 25c lb BUTTER FAT Portland delivery baste. No. 1 grade. 44 50c lb.; No. 2. 46 0 47c; coun try station, 47o per ib. for No. 1. ClIEEXB Selling price: Tillamook, fresh Oregon fsnry triulrts, 2 To per lb.; Toung Americas. 28e per.lh. Price to Jobbers f. o. b. Tillsmonk: Triplets. 24e; Toung Amer tras.' 26c Helling price: Block Swiss, fancy, 3a 34c: IJmburger, 2830o lb.; cream brirks. 20f28e lb. aiG Bnying price: Current receipts, 85 eVx. ; eaadltd; eening price, 44c dot.; select, 48a dna. ' LIVB POfLTRT Selling prica: Heavy bens, !4o lb.; light hens. 14o lb.; aorlnas. 25 08c; Id roostsrs. 10a lb.; turkeyi, t )i ducks, 20 422a lb. Freeh VesetaahH and Fruit FREPH FBCJT Orsnges. I4.O04J7 1O bos; baiisaae, 8 a 8 He lb.; lemons, ao.ooiw in air: eranefrnit. California 15.00 at 6.00: IJ0O($i5? wttermelons. lo lb. j psaches. ' tl 001 25 box. BFJU1IE.S Cranberries. $3.60 bog; black berries. $1.25(41.50; huckleberries, 10 12c per lb. APPLES Oregon aravensteins, la tm botes, tie lb : .wrapped and packed in rtand sod boies. sites 188s snd larger, $2 50 3.00; 150 and 163. $2.00(9 2 50; 173sand smaller. .$173; cooking vaneuea, per box, ll"5i1.fiV DRIED FRCIT Tiotee, (6.80; tarda, (4.23 per box: figs 12 00 W 3 no per cox; prunes, vn. tn An. RO-ih hi. TUa cer lb. ONIOMt SelUng price to retailers: Lorsl. (3.50; burin, price. (2.10 0 2.63 country ; garlin, 1 0 0 1 Jo lb. ; greea onions. 40 si 60c doaen bunches. POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore gon, fancy. (2 35 per cental: baying price, eoantry, (1.35 01.60 per cental. - TEiKTABl.KS BAM. Oregon, green, per IK, 4M6c: beets, sscked. per cwt, (2.50; bunched, per doa., 60c: cabbage, .'ecal. eratrd. 4a per lb: carrots, new, bunthed, per doa. 0e: sacked, per lb.. 2 He; celery, per doa., 7.Vr 0(1.00; corn, Oolden Bantam. 6 and -doa. sscks. per fsrk, $2 50: green, doa sack, (2.23; cucumbers, field. L'4s to 28s. per ttc. T&et encumbers for pickling, small Site. New 1. Pr lb., 7c; medium sise. No. 2. per lb., 6c; largo tiae. No. . per lb.. 6c; egg plant, per lb., 7 0 He;, JO-lh. .box. iJJ : tarlie. Oregon, in strings, per lb. 15 01 Oc; green onions, per doe.. 40c; lettuce, toeal,' Iced, 8, per arata. (2.75: not Iced. St. per rrat. $2 B0; parslfy, pet 4ig., 50e: periper!,- green, rr lb.. 7 0 8e: peppars. California dry chili, mild, per lb.. 80e; peppers. Mexican dry ehiu. mild, per lb.. (3e; tomatoes, Oregon, two-tier box, 90c 01.28. COrNTRT MEATS Selling price. Country hows. 16e for top blocks about 125 to 150 lbs., ' haavy stuff leas; veal, top. about 80 to 100 lba. 1.70 per- lb., heavy stuff lest; spring Umha IS V4 A 14e ner lb. SMOKED MEATS Hsm (3 035a lb.; breakrs.t baron. 2S0 47e lb. - lJtRIV Kettle rendered, 14 Ho lb. ) tierce bam. eom pound. 12 c. PACKINlt-HorsH MEATS Steer beef, 11012Hc; heifers. 11H012C1 cows, 8 011c; lambs. 12017c risk and theHfWi rRrn FISH Chinook. 11018e IK; hali bet, 12014c lb.; sturgeon. 18030c lb.: black rod. 10 0 lie lb,: 10 lb. baakrt kippered cod, (2. 25; ling rod. 8e lb. OTSTEBS Eastern, gal, (4 40; Olympta. ' ' Mope, Wool and Ml, ROPS 1(21 crop: Ouster, (let fuxxlea, l rta. . . HUEcl-tJflttn, I0e; klra, 5 06c; greea aide's 8f4e: sarteei. in. MOHAIR Nominal. 15e lb. TAIJiOW AND CREASE No. 1 tallow, a. ma e tn. - riinnt HARK New. Be: eld. 5 Ha lb. UOOI. Wineasette valley, coarse, 10c; me- diwva. 15e: fine. 20o lb.; Eastern Oregon Ida Lav 13 0 30a lb- KAM maT wMto. 9e P: Urge white. (He: pink. Stte: time, THe bayou. HWe: Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Graia, Etc. 316317 Board of Trad Baildia OTerbeck&CookeCo. DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES ' TO ALL EXCHANGES : Vetibers Chtcagv Bear ef Trade Cerreipea4eBta at Legs Bryan " 'Chicago ew Ter - 1 1 t i . o-v i BASKET orraa. wee - By Hyataa Bu Cokes . Eggg are selling from J5o to 45c a dozen on Yamhill street and yet both of these pricea are below what la actu ally being received ia , the wholesale market (or the best closs of stock. New York is so anxious to secure ens from the Pacific coast that It has drained the markets here aa well as in the north and south. Recently the wholesale market for eggs In New Tork has been as' high as 76c a dozen or almost twice as high aa the retail price at Portland. Consumers here have complained bitterly regarding the price of eggs. but the fact remains that few know how fortunate they are to live In Port land. Eggs are lower here than in any of. the leading markets of the United States. The same is true of many commodi ties. There is one particular reason for this. Portland is situated in the cen ter of the garden spot of the West and much of the production cannot be ahlpped elsewhere for various reasons. This means lower prices here. Fall fruits such as grapes and pears aa well as apples, are fast taking the place of the summer offerings. Peaches are atiU selling at the low price for Elbertaa but late Crawforda and Ealwaya are slightly higher. Retail price in private stores: Batter Fresh creamery, 62 0550, Eggs fresh. 45S0c. Poultry Chickens, dressed, 35f835c Flab Salmon, 12 9 20c; halibut. 20c; 'perch, 10c: stnrgeon. 25e lb. Floor Beat local patent, $2,73 2.1.0 per sack. ins. Potatoes Bnrbanks, 12.50 per sack. Onions 4 0 fie lb. Yamhill street prices: Csbbage, 4o lb. : cauliflower, 25c head; car rots. 6o bunch; lettuce. 5 m lOo head: dry onions, Se lb. t peen. 1 So lb. : tumins. 4c lb. : potatoes. 4o lb.; dry beans, 10c lb.; string beans, 10c id,; apples, oo lb.; tomatoes. So lb.; ears, id tOe doeen. Honey Comb. 88e: Quart. 70e: Dint. 88c Berries Strawberries, 20c box; blackberries, oc i i or ice. Poultry Heavy hens, 28e: light hens, 2 So broilers, 85c Kats Beat. 4Be doses. gutter Best, 47c, lb.; cottage cheese, 18a lb. POTATOES ALONG THE San Francisco Market COAST Saa Francisco, Sept. 21. (U. P.) Potn- trww River, 12.23: Oregon Biirbanks, 42.25 Z.ao; Hallnaa, s.0 .o. Onions Yellow, 42.50; brown, 42.73 g 8. 00 Lea Anoaloa Market Los Angeles. Cel.. Sept 21. (I. N. 8.) Potatoees New stork mostly $.00X11.25 per lug. Whits Bote, No. 1 tacked, choice. $2.50: fancy. $2.75 3.00; few at $8.13 98.25. " Seattle Market 8eate. Sept 21. (U. P.) Onions Walla Walla. 3 He lb.: Oregon. 34 S4e lb. Potatoes Yakima Gems, $45.00 ton; local. 22e lb.; sweats, 44V4c lb. DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAS'x an Francisco Market San Francisco. Sept. 81. (U. P.) Butter Extras. 4 7o pound. Eggs Extras. 56c; extras, firsts, 47e: extra first pullets, 41 He; extra pullets. 43c; under sized pullets, 23 He. Cheeee CaUlornla fists, fsney, 24e; firsts, 20HC. Los Anodes Market Lot Angeles. Cat, Sept 21. (L N. S.) Butter-48c. Kxgt Extras, 49c: case count, 45e; pullsta. $60. Poultry Bens, 20 4f32o; broilers, 85e; fry art, 80c Seattle Market Eggs 8eUct ranch, 44 45c; pullets. 46c Butter City ereamery, 46c; bncka, 410. Cheese Oregon Tripleta, 24 1 25c; Tosag Amerteas, (Oc. New York Batter and Eggi New Tork. Bept 21. (I. N. S.) Butter Market firmer. Creamery extras (salted and unsalted). 44 H (4 46c: creamery firsts (salted and unsalted). $8 ft 0 43 He; ereamery higher thaa extras (salted and unsaltaa) , 4Bto; tttte dairy tubs, 4043e; ladlaa freah extras, II IS 14 IX m Cheese Market quiet Bute Whole milk specials, 21H I2Hr: whole milk average run, 20H(21e; whole milk lower grades, 13 018c Wisconsin Whole milk, fancy Toung Americas, 2122c State 8kima, specials, 14015c; skims, choice, 11013c; skims, fair to good, 8 0 10c; Skims, lower grades, 4 7c. Eggs Market firmer. Nearby white, fancy. 78 0 81c; nearby brown, fancy, 65 058c; extra, SO 0 52c: firsts. 40 0 44c Milk The wholesale price is $3.90 per 100 pounds of 8 milk within 300-210 mile tones. Chlraro Dairy Prodneo Chicago. Sevt. 21. (L N. 8.) Butter Re II W. 5. J Butter ceipts 6869 tubs. Creamery extra, 42 He; firsts. S(H041e; packing stocks, Z30Z4C Eggs Receipts 5020 cases. Miscellaneous, 32084Hc: ordinary firsts. 8O0(le; firsts, 860S7c; checks, 21023c; dirties. 28 0 25c Cheese Twins, new. 10 020 He: daisies. aO02Oe; Toung Americas, 3O02OHe; tonghorn-s 20 021c; brick, 190 2Oc. Live Poultry Turkeyi, 85: chickens, 22e; springs. 22a; roosters, 17c; geese, 20c; ducks. 23 0 25c WASHiyGTOF GE0WEH8 SELL TE5 CABS PKTJXE8 TO SATE Vancouver, Wash-. Sept. 21. The Waahing fcnn timwera' Paekera' association has sold 10 car- lnads of prunes at the opening prices, but no effort Is being made to secure mrtner oraerr until the outvut of the season it known, al though opening price! etiU prevaiL The rain Unay cut down the pack to some extant if it continues, aa it will interfere witn gatnenng h nnna bnt it will reanire a steady down pour in the day time to delay theptckere. This week win practically end the harvest, according to leading growers. Praae Cro Lit-nt Canyon viHe. Sept 21. JThe prune crop in h Hmmnm vallev ia lighter than last year. and fruit is not failing well owing to tna intense beat of the last few weeks. The recent rain m ontbii them to fall better. The croo prob ably will all be saved this yeas. The dnera are running night and day. Rain Aids Seeding Mora, Sent. 21. The farmers are vary jubi lant throughout Sherman county aa tine rain hat fallen, thoa ttarting the seeders a-going. Sum mer fallow la in fine condition and everything points to aeriy seeding Moro Wheat ShlpmeaU More, Sept. 21. There has been shipped net of Moro by the Farmers' Elevator A Supply Co. op to data 136 ears of wheat. About 40 per eent mora wheat haa bean received by una com nany tMa year thaa last. All warehouse! are now full, but the grain continues to coma. By loading out about four ears daily warehouses can auil receive and pile Inside. LiTeraool Wheat Lower Liverpool, Sept, 21. Wheat closed d or lc lower. Corn closed ttd lower. Cash wheat for forward positions ia telling under a discount under nearby delivery. Saa Fraaeisro Caih Barley San Francisco. Sept 21. (XT. F.) Barley Spot feed, per cental. 117 0 122 ; shipping. 1250142. "rCONKT Peg ease. 99.29 8. (. RICK Japan style. No. 1, 9c; Brae Boat, 6 He lb.: New Orleans head. (e. COrrEli Roasted, 19 081c la geeks or drains, BAI.TCoewe, g , 106s, 91( 99 ton; 80s. 917 8$; table dairy. 60s. 917.26; bales. $3 60 0 4 00; -fancy table and dairy, 9(4.90; lump, $24 40 toe. SUGAR Cuba, (785 frait and berry, 86.70; yellow D, 96.10; best graaulated. $4.60; extra C. $6.30; golden C 96.20. CANNIO MILK Carnation, TJbby. 99.90; aster. Mount Vernon. 99.40: Alpine, $3.30; fcegle, (9.79 ease, SODA CRACKERS la balk, 14c To. NUTS Walnuts. 24 030c lb.; almonds, 24 0 SOes fuberta, lie fat sack letaj peanuts. 4 a 12a; paeans, Set Rraaila. 30a. Ma, Paints, One ROP .glseL dark, lie; waste, 14e BV,; standard ma uia. 1414a. L1NSKKD OIL Raw. bole.. 97e kettle od. . bU.. 88i saw. eases. $1.12: boiled, easea. $1.14 gallon. : COAL OIL Peart er Water White, tn dram er iron nerveej. ni gai.; aaaes. g 0 gal GASOLLNai Iron barrala. 34c; 89 lie TPL OIL rUew, 91.99 bW. WTJ Uft-Iti lota, 12e; 404 B. T L BPKN TTS X Tsakx, 92e gal ' AXjLl SOLD TO EUROPE WED5ESDAY WHEAT TRADE OYear Bid Lost Age Hard white Sl.lt le 33.49 Soft white 1.14 Se 2.35 White elab 1.10 SHe 2.89 Hard winter . LIS le 2.32 Kertfeen tprlng .... 1.12 le Bed Walla L7 2e 232 NORTHWEST URAIN RECEIPTS Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Hay. Portland. Wed. . 211 11 5 10 126 .. Vt 7 4 8631 02 S55 836 33 3893 40 151 lt 317 77 .. 8 1 ai 88 1 2 3238 64 293 43 138 1082 22 200 64 240 101 .. 9 18 13 21 2 . . . 0 1935 65 497 123 356 974 76 82 47 S16 Tear aao Season to data. Tear an T aroma, Tuesday xear a30 ... Season to data. . Tear aao . . . Seattle. Tuesday Tear aao . . . Season to date. xear ago . . . By Hyman H. Cohen England contiuuea to be the bear spot la the world's wheat trade, but England no longer is in absolute control cl the market making of the world, aa was shown during the war period. Germany. Franco and Italy are purchasing fairly liberal supplies in the United States at thig time, while England continues its pnr ehasea almost exclusively in Canada. Until navigation there closea then is not likelv to bo much of an English demand in this country. Italy and Germany are now the nrincioal hov ers of wheat in this country. In addition to recent purchases ol cargoes by Germany in this market, a mixed cargo of white Walla and Turkey rea nas oeen sola lor wnat is believed to be Italian destination. Reports indicate a nibbling for flour from South America, but little business has been eon- urmea irom there, aside from some parrel lota. Local flour trade ia holding at maintained values. Millstuffs are stead? to firm at former nrinM bat hsy is extremely quiet. wiLCAt uiud, (1.1101.13; blnestera and Start, si. jaw 1.23; Red Russian. (1.090 Broomhall cabled: Splendid4 rains in South Australia. French government estimate 1921 crop .of oats at 245,000.000 bushels vs. 290.000.000 bushels in 1920 and 168.000,000 bushels in European crop conditions favorable ia the center, west and north of Europe. India Weather favorable; rains in the Pun- la ub. 1.11; Turkey red, $1.17 01.18. FLOUR Selling prices, mill doer: Patent, (7.80; Willamette valley brands, (5.20; local new straight, $3.90; bakers' hard wheat, (7.25; bakers' bluestein, (5.75; bakers' valley, $8 00; graham; (6.00; whole wheat, $6.20; Montana spring wheat, patent. (7.20 0 7.25 ner barrel- Price for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban, 20c extra. - - HAT Buying price for old cop: Willamette timothy, fancy. (12.00 015.00 per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy. (19.000 per ton; clover. (10.00 011.00; straw. (6.0007.00; alfalfa, (14.00 0 16.00 per ton. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. J Calcutta. 6 0 7c; domestic 7c in car lota, lest amounts higher. MILLSTCFFS Mill run at mill, tacked, ton lott, (21.00 0; carloads, (20.00. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed (24.50. BARLET Buying price: Feed. (23.00 0 (28.50; brewing (26.00 0 26.50. SEED Buying pnee: Red clover, 15 0 15 Vac: alsike, 14c; vetch, 8c lb. FEEDSTUFKB F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar ley. (84.00 0 88.00; whole barley. (31.00; al falfa meal. (25.00; coconut meai, $28.00; cracked corn, $39.00; whole corn, $36.00 per ton; whole cats, $33.00; rolled oats. $38.00: chicken wheat, (43.00; scratch feed, (49.00 ton; Unseed oil meal, (40.50. WHEAT Sept. Hard white Ill Soft white 110 White club HO Hard winter 112 Northern spring ....... 112 Red Walla 107 FEED OATS No. 2 white 2400 BARLEY Brewing 2600 Standard feed 2300 COBN No. 3 E. T. shipment. . 2800 Jio. 3 E. T. shipment. . 2700 Oct. Nov 111 111 110 110 111 111 112 112 112 112 107 107 2400 2400 2600 2600 2300 2300 2800 2750 2700 2700 General Lack of Activity Is Shown In Apple Centers There continues a eeneral lack of ariivirv In the apple market at primary centers of the Pacific Northwent. Even Wenatchee, which has received so much publicity of late in regard to apple sales, reports no activity. In fact there ia a strong opinion in the trade that the recent reporta ol Wenatchee tales were of transactions mads soma tuna ago and just not being sent forward. Kastern markets report: Pittsburg One wash, arrived: supplies mod erate: demand movement moderate; market steady. Washington XF Jonathans, large, (4.25 0 4.35. St Louis One California. 2 Idaho arrived: demand and movement moderate. Market steady. AO sales boxes reported. Boston euppuet liberal: demand movement good; market firm; auction sales 3 ears Wash ington Winter Bananas orchard run, all sixes, $3.0008.60: average. $3.28: C grade Winter Bananas, all sizes, $2.70 3.00; sverage. $2.90. New Tork One Oregon. 3 Washington, 2 Canada. Supplies boxed stock limited. Demand movement moderate. Market firm. Northwest ern XF Winter Bananas, large size. $4.25 4.75: few high aa $5.00; small to medium, (3.5004.00; fancy Urge. (3.7504.00: small to medium. 43.00 0 3.50; ZF Gravenstein. large, 43.60 m 3.75: few high as 44.00: small to me dium, mostly $3.00 03.25; auction sales: One Oregon, 1 Washington. Oregon 755 boxes XF Winter Bsnanas, isrgs, 44.2o0 4.6d; medium. as. ou art.uu; small, z.eu OB.Ho; fancy large, $3.50 0 3.70: small to medium. $2.60 se 8.25 : C grade, large. (3.2503. 500: small to medium. $2.500 3.00; Washington, 525 boxes IF Winter Bananas, large. 4.UU4.ia; medium. $3,500 3.75; fancy, small to medium, (2.95; C grade, large, (3.00 03.45; small to medium, (2.60 0 3.00. Sew York Poultry Market New Tork. Sept. 21. (L N. 8.) Live poultry Market firm. Turkeys. 35c; ducks. L'3SZe; fowls. Zl9 3le; roosters, 18c; geese, 13 20c; springs, 23 0 35c. Liverpool Cotton Firm Liverpool. Sept 21. (L N. 8.1 More in quiry for spots at opening. Pricea firm, sales lo.uuu Dales. American mid. fair, 16.86; good mid.. 16.26; fan mid.. 14.26: mid., 14.06; low. 12.66; good oru., 11. Vl; era., ll.ltt. Futures opened firm. Chicago Potato Market Chicago. Sept. 21. (L N. 8.) Potatoes Receipts 6 cars. Wisconsin white. $2,40 0 9.60: Idaho White. $2.60 02.55; Maine Cob- 2.50; Minnesota Ked liiver Obios. (2.45 0 biers. 92.60. Dried Frait anC Beans " New Tork. Kept. 21. (L N. S.) Beans Market easy. Marrow, dunce, 96.60; pea, choice. 93-60. Dried Fruits Market .firm. Apricots, choice to extra fancy. 21027s; prunee, 30s to 60, joeeioe; no aos to lows, i c: peacbee, ehoaoe to extra fancy. 12015!4e; seeded rais ins, enotee to lanry, lO(lVia Xew Tork Potato Market New Tork, Sent, 21. (L N. 8.) Potatoes siartet uuu. aearny wait. ff.Zi 0 3.00. allnaeapeUs-Dalath Flax Imlnth. Sent. 21. (I. N. 6.1 Flax Rett Umber, October, track and arrive, 91.97; No vember. 9199V: December. (2.00. Minneapolis, Sept. II. (L N. B.) Flax September and October. gl.BS ft ; November, 61.8-S; December, f l.ui tt. Kew Totk Wool aad Hides New Tork, Sept. 1U (t JJ. 8.) Wool Mart at active. IJntBastw IMeee XX-Qhio, 3( 0 88c: domastie nulled seonred bans. IS A) 67c: domeetsc Taxes secured basis, 46075a; domestic ter. stapi econrca. eaegsae. Hioea Market quiet. NUv steers, IStte Sew Tork. Saarar aad Coffee New Tork, Sept, 31. (D. p.) Sugar nieaay. txranaiansa. .) n.ga. Coffee No. f tUo, 7 5e; No. 4 Santos. ien e. - Karal Stores Harket e New Tork, Sept. 21. -ft M, 8) tioe. BavaimaK 69 14 x Near Trk TT. Turpen- SOBUtHSayauaah, 4.30; htm Xatk, .70- SMALL SALES OF PRUNES AT RISE Confirmation b available of limited busineaa in prunes by the Oregon Growers' Co-operstive association at the recently asked advance- of He a pound over opening figures, but there the mat ter appeara to ttaed. Reporta coming from New York, which are" act made public here by the homo office of the organisation, iiitT that a small volume of business haa been confirmed by the Oregon Growers at 84 e for 30a to 40 bat that no additionaal supplies are being offered by the organisation until a more t'"j' line on the production ia available. Reporta indicate that while the demand for spot prunes Is rather keen in the East aa well aa in j&uxope, tnere u less desuia to pay the sdvanced figures asked for futures. Apparently Europe has already purchased its immediate re. quirementa of prunes and is therefore m a posi tion to wait awmie before taking on runner committments, especially at the higher pricea now being asaeo. . Special reporta received from trowing sec tions tn both Oregon and Washington indicate that little damage has thus far resulted frost late showers. Sharp Reduction In Wheat Price; Lack of Support Chicago, Sept 21. (L N. S.1 Wheat closed very weak and sharply lower. Corn and oats followed. .normoaa selling of wheat for Eastern and local account featured 4he early closed with declines of SH0(Hc; corn dropped H 0 1 He and oats H 0 e. Chicago. Sept 21. (L N. S.) Lack of im portant buying support was noticeable in wheat at tne opening today while soma selling press ure was in evidence. Trade was mods rata. Wheat started with September HeJowar. De cember e off and Ma U to at. riiKm Corn followed the trend in wheat and evened with declines of He for all deliveries. Oats started unchanged to He lower with a small and faatnresless trade. Lard was a shade higher with other products mew io start. Chicago range by United Press: WHEAT Open. High. 1226H 126 H 127H 127 131H 131H CORN ,62 62 i4 52 S. 6214 57 57 OATS 36 38 38 38 42 42 RTE 103 105 108 108 111 BARLET Low. 122Z 124 128 61 51 56 85 34 42 102 105 109 Close. September. , December, . May September. . December. . 122 124 128 51 62 56 85 84 42 103 ,105 109 May September. . December. . May September. , December. . May December. . September. . September. . October . , . , September. , October 62 1850 1100 1107 770 770 PORK. Nominal .... LARD Nominal .... 1110 1110 RIBS Nominal .... Nominal .... 1087 Cotton Rise Is Very Sharp; Big Trade Is Shown New Tork. Sept. 21. (L N. g.) Some large speculative interests, as well aa trade. Jananesa Land New Orleans houses, were good buyers at the 1 1 JL .1 1 . . J I upeuuii l'i uie cuiiuu maraeb luoaj, causing aa advance of 89 to 45 points. The advance waa sustained (or a time after the call by additional purchasing by commission houses, prompted by strength at Liverpool and a number of private cables noting a better spot and trade demand there. Advices also were received from Dallas reporting an improved inquiry for the apot article. At the end of the first 15 minutes the list showed net gains of about 58 points. The Market was weak during the afternoon, but firmed near the close. The final tone waa strong at a net advance of 27 to 50 points. Spot cotton steady, 40 points higher at (20.20. No sales. Open. High. Low. Close. January 2005 2020 1046 2006 February 2000 March 2003 2018 1938 1995 April 1985 May 1985 2000 1920 1976 June 1960 July 1962 1952 18SS 1948 August ' 1980 September 1958 October 1970 1998 1915 1970 November 1986 December 2015 2038 1952 2003 AMEBICA5 LIVESTOCK PEICES Chicane Hoes 98.80 Chicago. Sept 21. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re ceipts 13.000, steady to 15c higher. Bulk, 6.7o6.40: top. S8.se: heavywetght. 7.ea 0 6.40; medium weight, IS.ZSWa.SU; light weight, (8.10 0 8.50; light lights. $7,75 0 8.15; heavy packing sows, smooth, $6,65 0 7.15; packing sows, rough, $6.85 06.65; pigs, $7.000 7.75. Cattle Receipt 10,000. mostly steady, calve lower. Beef steers, choice snd prime. (8.40 0 10.25: medium and good. 6.10 0 9.00; good and choice, 8. 1010.75: common ana medium, (4.75 0 8.10. Butcher cattle, heifers, (4.25 0 9.00: eows. (3.5007.00: bulla. 3.(008.25. Csunen and Cutters, cows and heifers, (2.50 0 3. do; canner steers, ii.19S19.su. veal eaivaa (light and heavyweight). (7.50 013.00. Feeder steers. (5.000 7.00: stocker steers, (4.000 ,4.75; stocker cow snd heifers, (3.00 04,73. Sheep Receipt 28.000. market fat lamb lower. Sheep alow to lower, lamha, 84 pounds down. (7.50 0 9.16; eulla and common, (5.00 07. Za; yearling wethers, I3.2tf7.2n; ewes. (3.00 0 4.75; colls and common, (2.00 0 2.75: breeding ewes. (3.28 0 4.(0: feeder lambs. (5.75 0 7.35. Omaha He .Z G.tl, Om.1,. U . ill I W 0 r. tie Receipts 7000. Federal steeri. steady to 23c rawer: western and an atnek. stsaoy to 10c lower; veals weak to 25e lower; stocker and feeders, ateady to weak. Hogs Receipts 6500. Active, steady to strong. Bulk, 46.75 0 7.75; top, 98.25. Sheep Receipt 16,500. Lambs, 25 0 50 lower; sheep and feedera, ateady; ewes, top, (3.85; feeding lsmbs, 46.65. No Seattle Hog Mart at . Seattle, Sept. SI. (I. N. 8.) Hogs None. CsUle Receipts. 294: ateady. Prim steers. (6.00 0 6.25: common to good. 64.00 0 5.00: medium to choice, 55.00 04.00; best cows and heifers, 95.00 05.25; common to good, 93.00 04.00; medium to choice, (4.00 0 5.00; prune light calve. (10.00 011.06; heavy calves, (6.00 0 8.00; bulls. (3.00 04.50. Sheep None. San Frannsee Meg 61 0O San Francisco. Sept. 2L (U. P.) Cattle- Grass fed steers. No. 1, 5 05 e; second quality. 45We: cow and heifers, 4 14 0 4 tic; calve, lightweight, 7 0 8c; heavy, t 10. Sheep Lamb. 606ttc: aether. lle; ewes, 3 hk 0 3e. Uok Hard grain fed weighing 100 to 175 Sw.. lac; over 300 lbs.. Bttc oenver Hog as.ao Denver. Sent. 21. Cattle Receipt 3100: 25 0 60a lower. Steels, 64.75 0 6,26; eows and heifera, 63.60 0 4.00s stackers and feed ers. (4.25 0 7.76; calves, 47.00 0 9.00. Hogs Receipts 400; 10015c higher. Top, 98.60: balk. 98.40 08.35. Sheep Receipts 11,000; lower. Lamb. 96.00 0 7.74; ewe. 92.40 0 8.60: feseers, 95.00 0 5.75. Kansas Olty Hag 9S.2S -;. uA aa . 1 3 m aaDaa s vy , atAV. a rrrrm & x - a aw. k. j Cattle Receipts. 14,000; dnlL Steer. 48.00 0 9.50; eows and heifers, 48.00 0 6.40; stack ers and feeder. 46.00 06.80; calves, 68.60 0 8.50. Hoes Receipts, 8000; active. , Balk of sale. (7.6008.15;; top, (325; heavies, 67.500 8.15; lights. (7.74 0 6.28; medians, (7.75 0 8.23. Sheep Receipts. 15,000; dull Lamb, 98.76. Sew Tork London Stiver New Tork. Sent. 21. (I. N. 8. Cnm mrrcial bar silver Bemestie, 44 higher at lae; for eign, 4 Me higher t 69 c , Jxmdcm Pert 21. (L S. .) Bar tflver. Sl UP U 4U4. Jfew Tork Xetal Market SeW Tork, Sept. 81. (L J. Copper Uuiet; apst to act., oiiereo. iic , . Lead Quiet: spot to October, ofd,. 4.73 He. , opener wuiet; ajwt e oio-, e.-vc Baa Praaelseo Pealtrr Market. -Ban Franemco. Bept. 21. Poultry Broiler, a,.eci iarg,aen. xaeizsc; anck. Z94J23C. VALLEY LAMBS UP TO $6.50 FOR TOP WEDNESDAY'S LIYESTOCK TRADE Hof a Fertlaae... 911.64) Caieatv O tanaa 6.2 K ansae City 8.2 i . Dearer 8.44 , Saa Fraa.. 14.56 SeatUe 3T market. Steers. La tab a. 9 4Ji 9 4U4 ltJ Ml t-46 8.74 tJti 1.7S tut 4Ji- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN Host, Cattle Calves. Sheen. Can. Wednesday. . . 24 47 -17 1978 14 Week ago... 349 1417 12 2 weeks ago. 41 123 12T 4 weeks ago . . 1037 T Tear ago 273 94 489 .8 2 years age. 253 88 694 2 yeart ago. 490 188 .. !M 11 4 yeara ago. 60 119 " 411 north Portland continues the big market mystery so far as reason or trend of value! fa concerned. Paekera announce a cut of le ia the price of dressed pork and tn advance of e is ahown for live bogs. Cattle were weak for steers and fully firm fog cows, while sheep ware steady to firm and even higher. aourceen Meat oc Bvsetoek came ia Keith Portland Wednesday, bnt most af the tek consists of sheep and Isaaba, Ia the sheen al ley tnere was a evneral showing of steadiness. rot an piaoes tna maraea wia nrra and neber. Willamette vallev lamb tana ware m. ao l the day with aa extreme of Iff 50 which really means that the similar DrtrM annirA for east of the mountain stuff fa too low and there- lore en a nominal basts. General sheep and lamb market raiwe Fast of the mountain lambs 96.50 07.00 ocas vauey mmoa . . Fair to good ktmbe Cull lambs Feeder lambs "". . . Light yearlings . . . Heavy yearlings . . . Light wethers Heavy wethers swsa LecaJ Hogs Higher Local hogs continue to bring a stiff premium over what killers sre paying to bring South Da kota stuff hen. The big fellows art aaY buying the local hogs but are allowing the little fellows the privilege of paying the premium and thereby forcing them to do business without a profit. South Dakota hogs could be leaded by the big packers here around 98.7S ner hundred nramu as compared with the extreme of 912 paid by locai pacasn tor toe name ollenngt Wednesdsy. General hog market range : Frame light 911.25 012 00 Smooth heavy, 250-800 lbs.... 9.50 010.80 Smooth heavy, 800 lbs. up.... 8.50 0 9 56 nouan, neavy a nn a a an ' Pigs 11.50 011.75 Oow Market Favorable Even thongh steers eontinna tnt bn kMi their own at North Portland with low pricea ef fective, the market for cows and heifers is steady ti strong; in fact a fraction hatter. Stm slow sale, but the day s arrivals were of poor quality and thia only aggravated the already poor wm, J General cattle msattt range: cnoiee steers 9 5.75 0 6.S3 Medium to good steers 6.28 0 6.75 Fsir to medium steers 4.76 0 6.25 to igir steers , 4.00 0 4.75 t-netea eows and heifers 4.75 0 8.25 Medium to rood cows and heifers 4.25 0 4.75 Fair to medium eowt and heifera 8.25 4.26 Common eowt and beUers. . . . 2.50 0 3.50 "-.liners 1.500 2.60 2.50 0 4.60 Choice feeders 4.50 0 6.00 rir to gooa leeoert 3.EO0 4.50 Choice dairy salves 10.50011.00 Prime light dairy calves. ..... 10.00 010.50 Tuesday afternoon'! Bales STEERS No. Av. lba Price. e.oo 0 6.50 8.60 0 6.00 1.50 0 3.00 4 60 S 5.00 4.60 0 3.00 8.00 04 60 8.50 0 4 00 2.60 0 4.60 1.00 0 9.00 No. A. Iba Price. 2 850 g 4.00 1 770 4.25 1 850 6.00 2.... S43 5.00 1.... 800 5.50 15. ..,1026 5.50 5 648 4.65 26 999 4.73 FS 2 715 8 4.35 1. ... 750 4.75 2.... 710 4.00 1.... 780 4 00 1....1060 8.50 1....1120 8.60 2.... 965 2.00 1.... 910 8.50 2.... 820 3.00 1.,.. 990 8.25 1.... 930 3.00 1 900 4.50 1 ... 990 8 50 8 820 8.25 .1110 3 5 00 800 -.4.00 8. . 1. . V. '. 5. . 2. . 16.. 2. . 8". '. 2. . . 800 . 860 .1095 .1130 .1014 . 930 .1038 4.23 6.00 5.50 5.50 5.50 6.00 6.60 .1005 . 847 . 730 . 770 . 050 . 920 . 900 .1270 . 860 . 870 . 813 . 820 .1162 . 486 . 800 200 4.90 4.00 4.75 4.75 4.75 4.50 8.50 2.00 2.00 3 50 1.75 4.60 6.00 8.83 CALVES 160 811.00 BULLS 1. . 1. . 1. . 11.. t 20.'. 6. . 1. . 296. . 12. . 32. . 13. . (no 3.Z3 1560 6 3 50 1100 3.00 . 730 .1420 8.00 8.00 HOGS 190 913 00 8. 262 912.00 270 11 50 8. 12. 2. 196 11.85 221 11.75 12 00 12.00 175 180 12.00 12.00 176 200 LAMBS 68 9 4.50 156 64 54 (.00 141 TS 8 (.50 7.00 5.00 71 8.00 I 36 68 74 6.25 J 110 57 EWE8- 4.50 116 9 9.00 I 94 114 9 8.60 it.attLj.NUo- 9?. 36. 97 9 5.00 194..., 4 5.00 MIXF.D SHEEP 98 9 9.00 20 88 8 9.00 Wed need ay Meenlng Bales No. 4. Ave. lbs. . .. 947 Price. No. Asa. lbs. Price. ( 9.73 2.... 993 9 9.75 BULLS 1. . 1. . 17.. 10.. 13. . 238.. .1560 9 8.60 650 9 4 00 .1190 8.36 CALVES .. 886 9 7.50 HOGS ,. 149 913.00 9. . . 102 12.00 I LAMBS . 78 9 6.90 233 911.28 Jonathans in Lead Of Production in Wenatchee Section Wenatchee, Wash.. Sept 31. Secretary Baker of the Weaatebe Valley T raffle association has prepared sn estimate of the 1931 Wenatchee dis trict apple crop baaed upon reporta made grower and shippers, and founded upon the acreage eensa nude by Inspector Darlington. This estimate show that the Wineeap variety eonstitnte more thaa an. third of the entire crop, followed by the Jonathan and Deljoioua. Spit eoane next with Rome Beanty cloaety fat lowing. The S layman it next, the being the only varieties credited with mere thaa 1000 Coeanaiing the erep report for 1921 with the shipment of 10 or 15 yean age. It is seen that a groat change has taken place in the varieties grown. The Ren Davis, the Black Twig, tha Misaonri Pippin, Black Ben nd Arkansas Black. Black Bea aad Gene, have tank ta tha bottom ef ' the hat, thoagU they once eoonpied pmmiaant placet ia the dis trict's output. The production of Delicious I constantly tn areasing aa ooaravred with many of the ether vera, aatil that appte. now atands third, ae eording to the eeuiaate mad by nacrettry Baker.e' - That Sgnrte are not claimed ta be of ficial bat er purely estimates baaed oa tha aio o nci aathontta. lay. Baker haa prepared tha following table Cars) Cars Jooathtn ..... 3.144BTaek Twig ... 110 Wnasap 4.139Mo. Pippin ... T8 Delicious ...... 1.909 Ben Davis .... Ti Roma Beaaty .. 1.322Orimea Golden 53 Steymca ...... 1.124lKmg David .. 110 Spits 1.874 w. W. Psanaeia 110 Winter Banana . 293 B. Ban Gaoo 98 Ark, Black .... 147Misrllaneau . lie xouu namner of ear 14.CS. i - Wheat Men Weleene Kali Weston. Or., Bept. 21 Refreshing hewer kave fallen ia that section ef UatatWa county. Farmer welcomed the testator, aa at waa badly EPIDEX IC DTI50 OUT Olympia. Wash., Sept. 3L Subsidence of the Infantile paralysis epidemic In thia state has been trported by Dr. J. B. Turner, - director of the department 1 of health- to the administrative board. The decrease is tTJOSt marked In Yakima . ana Walla. Walla -eonaUea. ... BRITiSH STEAMER mgooSheat Cable- advices front1 London received Wednesday announce the fixing; of the British steamship Pilar . do Larinaca for Portland loading;. She la announced aa coming; for bulk wheat and while the local office of the Gray A Roaenbaum company will not adrift the charter of a British bottom hey will not deny it. M. J. Cropley. (eneral afent of the Pacific Steamship company for the Co lumbia district, has been adviaed by A. F. Raines, from Washing-ton. that he haa succeeded in fixing; two shipping; board craft for bulk wheat loading; on the coast, one at Portland and one on Pugret Sound. Cropley was Instructed to report on available shipping; board boats. The disengaged list of tonnage be longing to the government, not counting; wooden ahipa. consists of the Wawalona and the Eastern Mariner. Both steamers were formerly on the Peril and -Oriental run. The Wawalona was hauled off in March and a month later the Baatern Mariner went to the bone yard. Both the shipping; board vessels are in need of repairs and It Is not known how much time can be given to place them 1 1n condition for sea. A number of ahlp- plng board craft are tied up on Pufret Sound and many are disengaged at Ban Francisco. In the California port are a number of new ahipa and it is probable that the allotment to Haines may come from tne craft in the Bay City. I5TEKC0A8TAL LIES TO BE WELL REPRESENTED Interooaatal lines will he well repre sented during the next two days at term inal No. L The Eastern Glen of the Nawgco line arrived up Wednesday aft ernoon with general cargo and will load J part cargo out. The Kathnna L,ucken- bach, ia in at Astoria and will he up Thursday. She will be followed immedi ately by a sister ship, the Walter A. Luckenbach. The latter has considerable cargo from New Tork and Philadelphia. In the service of the United American line the steamship Mlnnesotan ia due In Portland harbor Friday. She comes to the Columbia-Pacific Shipping company with general cargo. ADMIRAL 8EBREE IS TAKEX OFP SEKTICE TO PORTLAND The freight steamer Admiral Sebree, of the coastwise freight service of the Admiral line, has been withdrawn from the Portland, San Francisco and San Pedro run and tied up at Oakland. The Admiral Sebree has been engaged m carrying paper rrom terminal No. z to California ports for several months- General cargo haa eaeea up to such an extent that the regular vessels will handle the paper, .They are the steam ers Senator and Admiral Evana, which make San Francisco, San Pedro and San Diego, and the Curacao, which takes in Cooa Bay and Eureka en route to San Franclaoo. TWO TESSEL8 CLEAB WITH GKAIV FOB FOREIGN POBTS Carrying 831.00O bushels of wheat, for Europe. Hampton Road for orders, the British steamship Vancouver got away Wednesday morning. . The cargo was valued at (280,000 and. was dispatched by the Portland Flouring Mills company. Preceding the --Vancouver in . grain shipments was the Japanese eteamsblp Koshun Mam, Suxukl A. Co., owners ac count. She .carried 100,000 bushels of wheat, valued at $148,000, (or Yokohama and Kobe. In addition she carried close to a million feet of lumber. To load wheat for the Northern Grain t Warehouse company for Europe, the Spanish steamship Igots Mendi is due to reach the river Thursday morning. She will be the first Spanish flag in this port for 23 years and also the first of three under charter. THREE ABERDEEN CARGOES TO TOTAL 8 MILLION FEET Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 3L Three freighters reaching here this week will carry away about 8.000,000 feet of lum ber to the Atlantic coast and Australia. The vessels are the West Vlahwah of the General Steamship company, which will take 3,000,000 feet to Australia; the Brush of the Nawaco or Atlantic Western Steamship company, which will take 9.500,000 feet to the east coast, and the Willfaro of the Williams line which will carry 2,500,00 feet also to the At laxitic seaboard.Th' three steamers are of 9,000 tons capacity each. 8. 8. MONTAGUE EE AYES OH LAHT TRIP FOB ADMIRAL LINE Leaving for the last voyage out in the service ef the Admiral line under present arrangement with the shipping board the steamship Montague is at As toria taking on the first of her outbound cargo. Th principal Item will be 79 cars of the rolling stock shipment being made to the Chinese government. Thle is the first cargo of the total amounL The Montague will load a million feet of lumber at Knappton before coming to Portland to finish. She will take general merchandise and cedar logs at terminal No. 4. 3449.T03C DBTDOCK AKEITE8 IX 8AFETT FBOX SEATTLE The 2000-ton drydock recently pur chased on Puget Sound by private inter- eets for Portland, made the voyage down the coast in safety in tow of the tug Samson, and will be due In Portland this afternoon. The Columbia Drydock A Construction company, J. 1L Price man ager, wilt- operate the dock here and will look after smaller vessels exclusively. Heavy weather outside and the wind shifting from south to west caused a little alarm for the safety of tb dock for a time, but ahe arrived with no damage. The dock will be moored at the foot of Mill street. RATE TO ORIEXT ABTA1TCED Washington. Sept 21. (U. r.) Trans pacific lumber rates were increased from 313.SO a ton to $li a ton by the ahipping board today. Service on the Columbia river trans-Pacific and the Puget Sound trans-Pacific trade routes was reduced to one operator each. The Columbia Pacific Steamship company ot Portland will operate on the former and the Pa cific Steamship company on the latter. CBABTEBS ARK STEADIED New Tork. Sept,. 2L L N. a) The charter market haa steadied up a trifle both tn grain and general cargo. Board ratea remain fixed as follows: Ocean (steam) grain, steady: United Kingdom. 6 'shillings: Germany. 35 marks; France. 32V franca; Holland, t:V4 kronen; general cargo, ateady. PIKE CHIEFS' COBTEKTI03T Pacific coast delegates to the fire chiefs convention at Victoria. ' c. -September 37 te 30. will leave Pertland In a special car for the North Saturday evening. Several delegates . from Port land will join.- the sjfeciaX party. , Tides a4 Aeterla Tharada , High Water. 1 Low Water. M a m. IS ft. I :3S a. m, 3 4 fL 3 :40 p. m- 9.1 n. 16 :48 p, m. 419 ft. Seaside High water. mln, earlier. Seaside Low water. 21 tain, earlier. News of the. Port Eastern Olaa. Seattle; cam an tranetL Bvatnaa LaKkenhacn. Amerloaa steamer. Ire New York end way worts; general. Keaia. Brrtiah steamer, foe IJvwnoot and Losidan: wheat, Wshkeeaa. American tie nrr. for Baa redre. rrota at. Mcartaswe. A ataaatar. for Orient vt Astona; awarraL If ARISE ALMANAC North Heed, ftept 31. Cond tiewa at the aowte of ta river at note: km saecVsraU: wmd swrthweet flvw ausaa: partly caowdy. rortlasm baaaktity at aooa 4S. ' DA1XT EITER KEADISGS 8 a. as . Pacific Time kttvwr CmauUa ... .1 23 1 4.21 0 ft Albany ....) H J.;!0-'e fWuwa 2W -l.ft.ll Oregon City.. 12 5.4 t.1. Portland T. - 18 1 4 .910 . 1 10 61 63 63 BJTZR FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland wffl rvraala nearly atatiooary daring the next two er three day exoawt aa affected by the tide. Tat W. A. Fra ...New Tot.. ...Norfolk ... . . .Balboa .. . . . . .his Prsa. . . . .dee Pvao. . , . . Ban Pvaa . . . . .8aa Pedro.. lasts Mend! Holland Mere E. H. Meyer Horaiata Mara.... aenator ....... Hanbaa Liverpool Vara. . Kobe inatMi Mara..., RMttl .. . Kheachei . New Tork. Wast Nivart Che. H. Cramp. fieonri reina Rolnh Kaa Fran eVc. 3 a Wevt Greylock Rawttse fWwt. 33 Delee .New Orleans. .. .Bept, 34 Ba)a California. Ban Fran gwpc 16 Mertden ........... Ban Fran rWpt. 2 West Toa-ua New Tork. Rent. 24 Cordova ., nonotals ... . . .Sept. 34 Benrinnra ......... .Tokeham Bent. 34 Noorderdifk. ........ Rotwrelaaa 6ept.0 Italy Mara Cardiff Sent. 30 Abereae Tekohaaaa Bwot. 30 orient City Newcattia. K....Ort, 2 rtotartan wast Coast. net. 8 Heraklea Norfolk Oct. 14 rirdiniMlilM TwMtAa Art- 1 lMolier London Oct- 33 Nebraska Liverpool No. 33 Te Prt Pram PartlaTnl Ttena Steel Exporter .Finland Bent. 31 Loekenbeeh. .New Tork. Sept, 32 . Europe Sept. 22 .N. China ports, .tort, 22 .Orient Bept. 32 Bnrep ....... Bent. 22 .New Tork. Bept. 23 .N. I. and way.. Sept-21 .Europe Beet. 3 g City of Taacouv?.. West Ksdar Wert Nomutsxa. . . . Otmarsnm W. A. Larkrabaeb. . Minneeotan Woron Rea City X ' ' .Han Fran Bept. S3 Eastern Glen Jobaa Peulsea . . . i .Philadelphia ....Sept, 33 .Ban Evan Bept. 24 .Kan Pedro. Bept. 34 .6. Dieco-way Bent. 34 Hanta Alicia Benator Lewi Luckenbach . Tjikembang Curacao West Oreyloek West Cyta Bsis California . . . Admiral Evans. . . . .New Tork. Bept. 26 .Orient Bept. IB .8. F. and way.. .Bent, 39 .Rwrowa Sept. 2 .Ovieat t .sVept, 29 .Wert Coast Bept 90 .8. Diego-way Oct. 1 V m tn Par Berth Essmrn Mariner Wawalon , . , . . Bwiftlight Anson 6- Brooks. Bt Johns BL Johns St. Johns Psctfie Marine t'adanatrd ..... Peninsula Lb. ......Peninsula Lbr. Peainaala Lbr. Oraeoa Pin . . . Oregon Fir . . . . K. Krea .. West Sadsr Berlin vvevt TgonteBtaat Ootmarsum , , , Montagu ...... Tjikembang . . . . Woron ........ Watt East .... Vancouver Ternainal N. 1 ... .Terminal Na. 1 It, Helen i Mersey Aateria . . . . . Bonthare Paa. ...... .North Bank . . . . Tannmal N. Montgomery City af Ti . . . . Terminal 2k a. 4 Rente Alicia .Hammond Lbr. Ce. Banta Ines . . . Jobaa Poulsea Bteel Exporter Mukilteo Rose City . . . . Eastarn Glen . K. Lackenbach Qsaob wterport . . ..Terminal No. 1 Si. Helena Alas worth . . . .Terminal No. . . . .Tarahnal No. AT WOIlDn POBTS Astoria. Bept. 1 Arrived at 3 and left np St 4:15 a. ax, steimer Eastern tjlea, tanas Seattle. Arrived at 7:43 a. m, steamer Katrine Lnrkenbach f roan New Tork and way porta. Bailed at 9 a. St.. Japanese steamer Koshoa Mara, for Europe. Balled at 10 a. aa, steamer Ftank G. Drum, for Gsvtot. Baited at 4 a m, Maaater Trinidad, for Baa Pedro. Bailed at 4 a. m.. steamer Oleum, for Ban Fvnnewe. Ar rived.down at 4 a aa., steamer Moattgwa. Sak Pedro. Bent. 20 Arrived, steamer Lake HeetoA from Portland and Paget towad far OrteaL Bailed. taatarr Artaonan. fro New Tork. lbr Portland via Baa Fraaeteee nd Paget Bound. Arrived, steamer FUvei, fro Columbia river. Arrived, steamer Dairy Frarasan, fro Portland. Sailed, steamer Baatiam. fog Port land. All I led, taastr WiUpolo, fraa New Tork, for Saa Frasvctseo end l"ortiand Baited at 4 a. at., Jspstaae auaasr Enciias Mara lor Portland. Laith. Sept. 19. Arrivad. steamer West Hoaker. frtan PerUsnd. CaDaa, Bept, I BaOad. tame Japtha. for Portland vi San Fraaraca aad Poeat Bomad. ttepennaeea. beoC 1. Arrived, Uaaiah anaer Transvaal, fro Portland. -Hambara. Sawt IT. Airtead, ftenUh niStf, ship Chile, froea Portland. A a twerp. feWpt. 16. Bailed. French eteaaaar Bendoraa, foe Portia ad. newport news. - Bapv. 20. nailed. British staaeser Eastern Prince, for Pertland. Seattle. vTaaa.. Bent. II. (L X. B1 Ar rived Admiral Farragat fnsvn Tsrsms. 66 sv: Zeetaolm from British Cobjmbt pons, 4 A a. as. j Lewis Lstrkaabsch from New Tar, line a. av Sailed Alameda for Aaehoraga, 9 . at. ; Aomirai oeniey I or naa uieso. aeon. aJTtvwo. Kept. 36 - Forest King tram Rsdoado, 6 p. as Sailed. Beet. 30 -Janata lor Nanaima. B. C. 6 P- newird. Bent. 20. Ballad Narthweatcra. southbound, T a. m. Honskon. Sept. 19. Arrived Tmdarwas from Seattle. Bhanahai. Baot. IS. KaDed Enumea of Ama for Tanooavcr. Durban. BepL 18. Arrivad Canadian Inven tor from Vaaasavcr- Gibraltar. bept. 19. Faswad Robert DoOar lor New Terfc. Calmtta. BepC 19. Bailed Esther Dollar for CoaaUatiaopI; Norfolk for New Tork. Ar rived. Bent. 18 MelriHs Dollar from Now Tork. ' Robe. Bept IT Arrfved Tenye Mare frees New Tork. Baited Keifukn Mere for New Tork; Katsho Msra for fiaaFraacwea; Mawaaaa Mare lor Saattte. " Tokohama. aVept. IT. Arrived Gohtaa State ra Manila. Baited Itoknshiata Mara tor Kore: Tasrarteaa Mara far Kaaw. Mountain, Bept. IT. Arrivad Brboonar Mary K- Feat from Fort Lwdtew. Arrivwa. atept IS Mstsoaia from Bsa rrsncwo. Arrived, Bee. 19 Empire Bute from Hongkong: Wa. .- Har- Itn from Monterey: Biberta Mara from Hongkonc. Sailed Tangeraa (or Fanning islands; I onclag for Port Baa tana. Baa Franriaro. Bept. 26. Arrised Raven Twck. fresa Uvsrpeot. at 9:48 a. nv; Admiral Evgn. from Porusad. at 1 JO P. .: Wdlam ette. fmaa Astona. at 1 :66 p. av : Oeorria Rolrh. fans Antoria, at 2 :10 nv, .: Maltamaah. from Astoria, at 4 :&0 p. ex.; Maraata. fma Sydney, at. 3:20 p. m. ; Hydea. fmaa Msha- kona, at p. .( Henry T. Seott. frog Fart Angelas, at .0 p. m. Baited President, for Seattle, at 11:36 a .; deatroyei Radiord. for the are, at 12 .30 p nv: Owen, for 1m A nee lea. at 1 n. as V. 8. 8. Pyro. for Kaat Coaat, at 1J1 m-i mine sweeper Partridaw, for Baa Die, at 4 :Z0 av m.: HoraVan Mara, at 4 9. av: Tale, for Los AeJe, t 4:19 p. av: HawbeteR, tar Lot Angeles, at 4 JO p. nv: Adanrsi NaHtoieew. fvw Port Ban Lois, at 4.29 p. aa.:,AncW Bea. foe I. nitrd Klnraoeat 4:4 r. tn.: C. A. Smith. fnr Coos Bay. at 8:43 p. sa.; Mayfair. for Kwreka. at 6:60 p. nv: Mnttaotaah. for Lot Anjrrljri. tt 4:40 p. av; Caspar, lot Caepax, Saa aaawo. Sept 31 (L V. B.) , rived today. Colonel E. U Drake. Portauad. i:i a. aa.: evevwu. atetionao. 4 a i Avakm. WilUpa Harbor, 3:26 a. nvf Wllhek mine, Heanlura. 7:46 a. av; Frank D. Inert. Biwaktnga, S:36 a. av: Rraasg M. Moyoet. Lea Angeles, 6:80 a av: Harvard. Lea Angele. 10 a .; Hocee Sw Baa ter. Lot Angelas. 144 6. nv Baikd tedar: Colonel E. L. Drake. Le An gelas. 1:23 a. av; L". S. dratroyrr Btraat for awa. v:ii n. nv FRE1UHT TO OBWAT The Columbia-Pad flo Shipping com pany. representing the Anieriean. - Ha waiian Bteamahfp company, announces a traffic - arrangement whereby - fewight from Portland will be carried to ail the TVase. .a. 25 .Set, tl .Kept. 33 .rVpC 23 . fVr. 23 .rWpt. 78 .BepC 34 .Bert 34 .ftpt, S3 .4m. 34 .newt, 3S principal porta la Norway, Sweden and. uettanark on through pllia of lading. The j prtngnaal ceMnracrfiUew attected are fkotir. sua tmii goooa. - . m ALL .ALOXO THE WATESFKOTT- Tha teasrwiMa Jewthat wf Ova Gvraf Steavnsvhlp crpxrataoa, ta La mewt cot of eVMith Awterrcw traeV. eS resorted la at 1 Callao from rortlaujo. gha haa Dour Pd lajgnbrr. . . The steamer Celilo er the McvTocwtick: One haa betn teen pore n)y wttbdraw-a frcsn-t the (HMtbera rvn and will he xrlwea a thocowta wrertiaaUac at baai l-'raav ciaoo. The hark rVrTIa haa flnlehed unloading ambmon at Trrrnal No. I and left V a for winter quarters at Gobi Wedaewdar.. The ateamaMD Rows Otr arrtwed D . Tuewday night with ftfagwra avnU Iretgat rreen Saa raocaoo. The steamship fVaator Is due te ar- ' rle from Cahforrfla porta with paaaen -gere and tretrat ThurweVar gnortit&a- - The ateaaoers llartwoek aod ilrayw i Harbor are loading lumber en Cray Harbor for California porta. v The Meatrn ncrtoooer K. K. Merer ef ' tha WcCormK-k Una le north honnd from San l-anosco with freight and will be?i doe at Terminal - No. 1 PVldar reoVr- the new arrangement of the VcCormicav-. POSITIONS Or TER8EL8 " Radio resorts frasa Xerta Bead gwt the p-a. , boa of tha foOewtag vwawrie at 9 v av, eV tssnbre 30: Lyaaaa Rkrwnrt, Oerasa fee kaattm, 424 saOe from tnula - Nortblawd. Sea Pvswetsew fa tiiMt. 939 taib-s from Sa 4tnrMr. Mwktywa. waa Pwaro fee tVninghga, IT miles erath of (Wlhagawm. Lewis Lasrkvnbech. San Praaetar to Seattle,,, 464 asiiee north of Baa riswea. , tVlewtsal. Aaaerta fwf ana rvaaissra, 3 aaflaa north of Cape Bieaew. ar ("barlton Hall. Portland log Saa Prasasra. 460 nuiaa gwrth ef Baa rveairasv. Aawrae, a fcv ParUaaa. 1776 asfst tiwer-1 Cnhrmbia Hwar. S . aa.. 6i sabs IS. Wast bsa Kobe fee Tanaawver, 1664 aUwi7 frean Cape rUmr-v. 8 p. as . K pu r IS. - T West Irat. Ssttllt fog Taaaaagaa, 164 tails , weef of Tatooah. Car A F. to 434 amUm teat Ceeaaawm asewrahiwt . Part Tissues! t" r Eatrkiaaa, 94 milea Irat BeauW. Mtnoa. Eta rtnevsra ear rlnwuWra. ltVLW writes fraa haa rsweatoa. 6 tv ta, fas stem bey China. Baa Fvaariarn for gingajsMv. 686 salW from haa Franrtoro. 8 P m . Befavmher It. rewas BtaAe. Baa Fvaartar ear Mean ram. o 1431 mites tree Baa, liUisa, 9 n. ax, aVn- tembar 19. " nroarmite. Port LweSnw fee Lea I a ilea. 4T ' milea start of aa rraatew Ctur. La Aacaat w JaaajaU l ! mites trosa Lea Aerates . , Admiral N if bo tee. Baa Fnacaww far Seats , Crua. 26 mile sooth of Baa Fiemaswa " J 13 rteannda. Pmat WeU lag 6, go Stiles frost Riehtsoad. Kverett, BodoDdo fee Baa rttarsaiia, T9 B0a oath of Ban Ptaneaarv. C A. bnnth (fan Flsarltae far Ooo Bar. 36 milea from Ban Fraacmco. CoL K. L. Drake. Wulbrldce for Baa Padra-' 403 miles from Ban Pdra. Pramdent. ban Piantasu far Ttswspis aai a atue, 1.5 miics nxa ef naa rrancssea. Wixlmlna. Honolura for Baa Fi 141 J ail from Baa Fraariana. Tnrv Sp.rviV.fi fnr Women This Year 'Held Impossible awaraaw was aawawas Salem. SepL XL Women can grasVv serve on Juries in Oregon courts until after the new Jury .lists are drawn br the county courts at thetr first terms In 1923. In spite of the act of 1917 re quiring that Juries passing upon certain criminal cases In which women are la volved, shall include women Jurors. - An opinion prepared by Attorney Oeat- eral Van wlnkls for the district aUctrney-. of Marion county points out that the statute .governing tha making ef Jurf liata waa not amended at the time the woman' Jury bill was psasid and eonseA quenUy4io provlalon exists for tncl tiding women oa the Jury Hsta until the sew? lists are drawn, aa provided under tht) old statutes, which Is at the first fteealos of the county court In 1423. Jersey Exhibit at Clatsop County Fair j Attracts Attention i Astoria. Bept. XI. The jersey cattle exhibited by J. W. Rait a ek Son, Lwl4 and Clark vaUey dairymen, were the sensatloa of the second day of the Clat sop county fair, when thry took 19 first daaaea The Ralth herd coatalnea spsette did individual animals and also is a well balanced that practically an Jera er blue rib bona wnt to it. , I The Jersey exhibit of T. K. BaUef also took a number ef prises, - - I Another Relth herd wwept the OoerirJ ser field, when the QlVa herd ef 17 ni ' mala, entered by W. O. Paith. ctalmed 13 out of 14 first places In the OtreraacF division. This same herd Is ea route id the state fair and claim first puce la the entry list of the PaclOe Xnterriauosai Uwwsteek exhibition. rvuy ivtsv persona saw tne I air em iti opcrKrvg day, tha lac lenient weather not 4V ejf a I Ol w, y wi g VIM atetSI VWia VA'f tmrnenae pari; Ion in the warehouse oS Pier t or the Port of Astoria terminals during the entire dey. f a Prize Winners aV ; Tillamook Fair Are Shipped to Salem TniUmook. SepC'Il Five carloads ol prise winning animals exhlb tad at the Tillamook coaaty fair were fahlpped Tuesday to Salem for the state US The principal owners are T. Pi. Beaaa, state rvprementativo ; Homer assess, county judge: Albert Krata, toward tvatnunas, nollie w. Watson of TUla mook. H. A. Brandt of Sand Leva arl Rudolph Ewelfel of hfohler. " THlamook county, because of the els 6f its exhibit, again has bees aaslgned puueung nam jve. l for It exciaatw use. The oouaty booth will be ta charge or w. l. nnt, county ssrlesi- turtat. with Fred Chrteteneem. cheese Hi.Kn.ivi vi uw usaroery m aarn i g i inn, 1 charge of the cheeae exhibit. I The swards la the milking cm test ct the county fair have been aanevneed as roiiows: M. K. EamttBds, first ; Neilees Brothers, aecond: E. M. Leroig. LhlrA. and 1L R. Ivdmunds, fourth. . 'f t I Olcott Asserts No t SlO.OOOJobinView ? Baiem. Sept 3 L Rumors that he was conaidening the acorptaace of a fllopf a year federal appointment were eootrte ed aa rkiicaloua and without any founda tion tn fart thia morning by Oovtmor Olcott The rumor had been circa la ted In connection with the possible eliminate tion of Olcott from the next gvberaa torial raoa. While he ref ttaed to eoirv tnent oq hie altitude toward the fortb coming political contest In this state, hie close friends In state rapitol circles take it for granted that he will be s ca&didatf to sajeeeed hlmaelf. , HOTEL HOYT Btrtrtlr Flraxiewaf. Xear both Trnt( siiiisiI car acrviea ta a part of the Slae Baaen wHhewt Beta, 91 end e Ssngte Reaww wtta Bata, 91 .aad eo KLBitrr s.rosc mmm