THE dREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5.. 192L
APPLE GROWERS AND SHIPPERS LIKELY TO RECEIVE BUMPING
STOCK MARKET IS Q UIET SATURDAY
14
BTO SURPLUS
IS
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MOVED
Stock Mmkst
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AATtRDAT DAIRY TRADE
Better. Krfs, Cfceeta,
Cab, Km. Bereft.
p.rtlAa4 43e (3
4 h trace 4t Me
Ntw Terk K
aa rraarl .. Market
9-ealtle 4t 66e
lot Aarrlva .... ile Uc
Th. butter market holding practically un
changed. Willi petca wlnUlnea for both print
tnd rubra, Shipavat to California (caluiu
end thai la knin tha local tra,l from hfcwing
an. SeevVd irtr-r. in frh goods.
ft. knc aa California take to local mrplua-
tt par the pric. Tt that long will the
k-cul mrkt mam a steady apncannrc. Cub
filra ara by ao ramru plentiful, although Jan
at Ui. moment mm of th cpumnf;
hart
good
th
offer id has. fauna a
Wiwllfttf tlar la tba south.
la km Quarter th, Idea prevalle that Ch-
"fnntua prices hat nrtmUj bwn boosted by
Nona Intererta who wnt to -et Inn trice
an th.tr toc before tha Auatrallan N'w Zealand
unrk cma. fi.rro. Till, la tha araann when
rVal ntna ara ararr In tha annth and account
fur tha detaiand giventhle territory
Thaw daairlng special lnfnrmition regarding
at atarkrt ahouki writ tha Market Editor.
Irregoa Journal, enduing lUmp for revlj
r.Oa TRADI3Q CONTINUES STEADY
Trad In tha I oral egg market continue teady,
wiih arlerla at 6o6Jc a doteo fir fresh goods
whll 40 tin la bring asked for storage hen
wrtaa. Firtiaa eggs sr rather acarc.
CHEESE ADTA5CK IS CONSIDERED
Whll no announcement of rhang la Indicated
aa rat by Tillamook, tha word is being pawed
that rhaeae prWrs ara likely to show a Tina dur
ing tha coming week fur fresh guoda. becauaa of
1st aUea prirea In Caltfocnia.
LOCAL CRA5IIERRIES ARE MOVING
Reraiss. of aitrem good quality and tha fact
that Kaatrrn stork is quoted at record value,
th. demand toe lorsl cranhemea 1 improved,
mews ar being held mora umfoian at S3 00 k
(SO but.
CABBAGE l!4 ROTTING IX FIELDS
rWaus of th extremely heavy crop of lata
rabbet and tha limited demand at this time,
an orb rabbag A rotting in tha fiehl because of
lark of aufflrtent rail. billing phc 00 beat is
10 I pound in sack.
MEAT MARKETS ARK '".CHANGED
H'ltk) real and hog war nnrhanged in price
at th week-end trading of Front street, lte
rlU all through tlie week were liberal in both
line, but whil aales were alow, cleanup were
generally shown at tha prices quoted for quality.
By By-Baas H. Cokca
Retailers in some sections continue to
shade flour prices) in anticipation of a
general drop in the wholesale price for
the immediate future. Some are raid
ing their price unchanged but ' there
appears a tendency, especially among;
the cash and carry houses, to work off
some of their stocks before another
wholesale drop occurs.
In the meantime there is more or less
shading of bread prices by some of the
smaller bakers. The larger institutions
continue to ask extreme values for the
pound loaves which the general public
buys, but some of the smaller bakers
are underselling them by 2c a loaf, and
claim they are making money.
Retail butchers are still asking ex
treme prices for their meats, despite all
the price cutting at wholesale. The
butchers have one of the tightest little
organizations that exists in the local ter
ritory and among its members there is
no tendency whatever to cut prices.
Wholesale meat men are up in arms re
garding the lack of price cutting by
the retailers in view of the fact that
prices here at wholesale are lower than
for many years past This Is especially
true of country killed calves which are
today selling in the whole--'- at
13 Vic a pound for best quality in the
round while when veal was at its high
mark fully -double this price was asked
Tind paid by retailers. Few of them
have changed their selling prices at all.
The same Is' true of mutton and lamb.
Bargains in- lambs are available and
these are taken advantage of by retail
ers, who fall to make any sort of con
ceKsions to the public.
Retail prices in primta stores:
Kgg--r'lreab., 60 g 05c.
Huttcr Prath creamery, RO&55c
Salmon 10r 20c; halibut, 25c; perch. 10c;
sturgeon, 25c lb.
Hour Bast local patent. 1 1.30(3 2 00 per
sack. 49 lbs.
Potatoes Rurbanka, $3 per sack.
Onion, 5 e c lb. ,
Yamhill street prices:
Vegetables Cabbage. 3c lb.: -cauliflower. 10
0 20c head; carrot. 5c bunch: lettuce. 10c
head: dry onions, 4 Vic lb. : turnips. 4c lb.;
tnng beans, 10c lb.; apples 5c lb.; tomatoes,
5c lb.; com, 20 0.30c doz.
Honey-! Comb, 38c; quart, 70c; pint, 3Se.
Poultry Heavy hens, 3Jc; light hens. 26c;
broilers. 35c. a
Kcsa Best. 60c dozen.
Butter Best, 4 8c lb.; cottage cheese. 20c lb.
APPLE SHIPPERS
VIOLATING LAW
APPLE CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
Carlot ahioaieBts for the Lai ted States Thurs
day:
California ...
Cotorada
Idaho
Maine .
Maryland
Michigan
Montana
New Hampshire.
New Mexico. . . .
42
1
37
New Tort
Oregon ......
PeBnagrlaajnia, .
68 frtah
1 Vermont . ... .
W ahngton .
West Virginia
10
8
1
ToUI
By My man S.
62
...124
2
::r ?
501
.... f i
...892
BRIE? 7S0TES Ojir PR0DCCE TRADE
Potatoes ami nninn qnlrU
r.ond huckleberries scarce, sales 12 015o
ponnd.
Mine hananaa ara ararefl. prirea unchanged.
'hirkro market about steady; good call for
tarkeya.
a . in, ftiltfhtlv. lower in nrlcw here.
Iiaulr arrirala of new crod walnut are offer
ing.
WEATHER JiOTICE FOR SHIPPERS
Wallut hursen artrltert HafurlaT: Protect
ahlpanent during tha neit 3H hours against the
following Biimmum temperature: Going north
tim He tile 6(1 drareee: northeast to Spokane, 40
degree; eat to Maker, Si derreea; anil aouth to
A united. SO degrees, if in I man trmjrnture at
PvrUami tomorrow, about 50 drgreus.
WHOLESALE PRICES 15 PORTLAND
Tbesa tr prirea retailer, pay wholesalers.
airept a olhamie aoted.
Dairy Produota
m'TTFR Rellna price, hot 1M Creamery
wrWea: Print itraa. 47e for puwa wrappers
ubea, attrsa. 42 41a lb.; dairying, buying
tie.. 24r-2!e lb
BrTnCKfAT Portlaiwl delivery
bavla No.
Fruitand Produce
Shipments
Solicited
11 HEATS
ARE VERY SCARCE
WHEAT BUS SOR.HAL
Portrand Merrhants Kxchange wheat
bids were ehaaged aad oa a Bonsai
basis Satarday. -
FEW HOGS SELLING
AT $9.65 AGAIN
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEDTTS
1 grade, 47o lb.: No. 2. 43 9 44c; country
,tstln. 4 7c for No. 1 irrade.
CHEKaE Sailing enre: Tillamook, fresh
Oregon fancy triplet!, 29c lb.; Touni Amer
ica, 80c lb. Price to jobOers. f. o. b. Tilla-
anook: Triple ta, 9c; Young Antnmi ic.
If you wint quick returns
top market price, snip a.
wire, we will
the market
it the
Write
keep j-j posted
SEND FOR STAMP
Reference, The Guide Booh
WILLEY FRUIT
COMPANY, INC.
215-217 Waihiniton St
WC WANT TOUR
Veal, Hogs, Poultry
OMtMBD aHT; HIOII, (MB4MIU
BARK, BtONAIR, WOOL, ITwa
Gullickson & Miller
IsaaMtsn) 1tit. 10 Prvnt Bk, irtiarwj. 0s
YEAL, HOGS and POULTRY
will bring top prices wben shipped to ua.
ASK TOUR RtlBHBORi ABOUT UB.
WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS aai TAGS
BOLLAM & CO.
tt FRONT ST. PORTLAND. OR.
SHIP YOUR POULTRY TO US
Top CASH prices, no commission
charged. Ask for our free instructions
on how to market turkeys, it is com
plete.
RETURNS EfAME DAT
CRESCENT MARKET
ll FIRST STREET
Raf.l HUU Baak of PorUaad
M-llnia price Block 8wis. fancy, 38(w8Hc;
Limbureer, 28(80c lb.; cream brick. 30 32c.
KLR3 Buying -pnee, yront ?treet: ur
rent reeelpU. 4T()49c doa. ; candleA selling
price. 57 59r 'dog.; select, 60 5e doa. ;
pullets. 45 47c ;doa. ; storage. 3742c dot.
EUliS Awdciation prices: Select. 60
doa.; firsts, 57c dot.; pallet-", 45c dot.; pec
wees, 30c do.; hennery storage, 40c Cot.
LIVE I'OULTKT SfiMng price: Heary htns,
27c lb : tight hens. 17(lSc lb.; springs. 2 Op
Ih. ; broiler. 2Sc lb.: o'.d roosters, 10c lb.; tur
keys, dressed. 42 f 45c lb.; dncks. 20 (ft 26c lb.
Fresh Vegatahlat ana Fruit
FBESH FEUIT Orange.. S6.508.25
hoi; bananas, 8 8 H c lb., lemons. Sb.75
7 00 case: grapefruit. Florida. t 00(e) 7.00;
peaches. SI. 00 1.15.
BERRIES Cranberries, local. $4 50 (3 5. SO
box; Eastern, $2100 per barrel; huckleberries,
11 12c lb.
DRIED FRUIT Datea, 84 75 0 6.75: farda.
14 25 pe' box; figs. S1453 85 per box;
prunes. 70 and 80s. 60-lb. box. 7 He lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Local,
S4.75M5.00: buying pnee, $3.754.00 coun
try: gaclic. 10t;'15o lb.; gretn onioca, 40c
dozen bunches.
POTATOES Selling price tc retailer: Ore
gon, fancy. $2.00 cental; buying price, country,
$1.75 rental.
VEGETABLES String beans, fiBo lb.:
beets. $2.00 Jck; cabbage. 1 4 m 2c lb.; car
rots. $1 50 sack; celery, 075o doz.; egg
plant. 15c lb.; lettuce, 75c doz.: parsnioa,
II sit areen oeoners. 1 Oe Tb.: toraa
trJ. Oneon 60 49 75c box. California S2.50
3.00 lug; pumpkin. 2(a)2Hc lb.; squash.
li2Ue lb.: horseradish. 15c lb.; sprouts. 20c
lb : artirhok. $150 doa.; cauliflower. 50c
a i no An
APPLES Bpltxenburgs. extra fancy, 4 -tier.
$2 75; fancy, 4-ber. $2.50; choice, 4 -tier,
12 no.
APPLES Winter Bananas, extra fancy,
4 tier. $2.2502.50; fancy 4-Uer, $2.00; choice,
1 -tier 11.75.
APPLES Ortleya, exlra fancy, 4-tter.
$2.25; fancy, 4 -tier. $2.00; choice, 4-tier,
II TS
APPLES Jonathan and Spitzenburgs, un
wrapped. $1.75. .
APPLES Delicious. extra fancy. 4-tier,
tSI0&4.00: fancy, 4-tier. $3.25 ; choice, 4-tier.
$3.00
APPLES Cooking i itock, 75cl.50 box.
Twenty-fire centa off all abor. on 150 and
163 aizea, 50c eft on 175, and smaller.
Bleats
COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Country
ho, 13 9 IS Ho lb. ; for top block f rs about
125 to 150 lbs. heary stuff less; real, top,
abont 0 to 100 ib-.. 1 8e 1314c lb., heary
..nt w nrint lambs. 1 2 ( 13c lb.
SMOKED MEATS tiams. .audit id. ;
breakfast baron. 23 45c lb.
I .A RD Kettle renderea,. la vte ID-; cere
baeis, crtmnnund. 14e.
PACaIN'5-ItOl SK aariain Dicer peei.
llVke; heifers. 10c: costs, Jc; lamDS, 1.914t
r isn nw oiwiiihi
irsFsn FISH. Chinook. 1213e lb.: hali
but. ( ); sturgeon. lTWlslc lb.; biac cod.
lOOlle lb.: 10 -lb. cauet gipperea coa.
lit.. enl Ac lb.
OT8TCR8 r.aswrn. nu., i.u: vfiympi.
$5.00 gal.. $1.40- Qt; crabs, largs $3.75
all $2.50 dot.
Hooa. Wool and Hid.
TIOPS 1021 crop. Cluster, 23 26e lb.
HIDES Calfkin. 10c; kip. 5 6c; green
hid-, 84c; aa'-ted. 84c lb.
MUHA it .-sominai. i oc in.
TAIXOW AND GREASE Na. T UHont.
e- No 2. 2c
r.tHt AHA ri.Mtiv .-sew, oc; oia, a yc id.
WOOL Willamette ealley, coarse. 10c: me
dium, lie: fine. 20c lb.; ltaatera Oregon-Idaho,
12a)20o lb.
BEAN'S Small white. 6c Th. : large white,
6r; pink, eSsc; lima, 7e; bayou, 6 He
red. 6 He.
HON kt rase, sn.uuass.3u.
HICE Jain style. No. 1. 6e; Blue Rose
Tc lb : New Orlran head. 9Hc
COFFEE Boaated. 17 H 2Bc la sacks or
drums.
SALT Coarse. H gr., 100s. $15.50 ton:
50s, I17KS; table dairy. 50s. $27.50: bales.
$15004.00; fancy table and dairy, $34.50;
hamn. $26.50 ton.
SUGAR Cube. $7.56; fruit and berry
$6.33: yellow D. $3.75; beat granulated, $6.15
extra C. $5.9:: golden C. $5.85.
CANNED MILK Carnation, Libby. $5.50;
Aster, ML Vernon, $3.40; Alpine. $3.30; Eagle,
$ 75 rase.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 14c lb.
M'TS Walnuts, 26 e 28o lb., almonds, 27
2fr; filberts, 23 25c; in tack kite; pcaaata.
100 11c; pecanv23c: "ranis. 18C
Rod. Paint. Oils
ROPE Sisal, dark. 13c; white, 13c lb.
atandard ma ml. 1 7 H c
Cann
Apple shippers and growers ara daily rblatiBfl
the law and some day a few of them win awaken
to find themaeltvt i trouble as well tt baring
their shipments confiscated ror . riolation of the
pure food law.
Inrestigation made by The Journal indicates
that those who are obeying th law in regard
to marketing the net weight on each box of
anolea are much in th minority. Maioritf of
the growers snd shippers Tiolat this' law openly
ana inspecaon oiucuus nera nan uums uuuuus
in tha matter.
Then again the law is being violated by the
marketing of "C" grade apple as "fsncy' or
eren "eitra fancy." Eren some of the Hood
River interests are doinz this, althouch the reg
ular organizationa are holding their grades up to
general specification.
Wormy apples and applea tnieciea witn nan
Jose scale axe likewise being offered and sold.
mrui ss vet nnmoleated br affinals. Some day
these officials will wake up and protect the iron
industry.
The lis sneriaiiT srjectfies thai, not only snail
the name l the grower or shipper be placed
upon eec-h box of apples, but that the net weight
must also be pa oilseed.
Dullness continues in the apple trade here,
although the movement of low priced goods is
quite fair. Such a heary volume of thia latter
stock is coming forward that little call is shown
f ... tw h.ftM class ffnnrls.
Dullness and weakness continues in most of
the eastern markets.
Primary markets reported :
Rochester, N. T. Light wire inquiry, demand
light, movement slow, market dull. Too few
sales reported to quote
Jobbing markets showed:
Philadelhpia Demand and movement slow;
market steady. Washington Jonathans, car run
medium to large. $2.50 2,43; Spitzenburgs.
fancy medium. 2.O0 2.35 : 1 California. 2
Idaho, 5 Maine, 1 New Hampshire, 4 New
Yoik, I Oregon, 19 Washington arrived; 63
cars on track. Including broken.
Kansas City 119 cars on track, including
broken. Supplies heavy, demand and movement
moderate, market weak. Washington Delicious,
extra fancy medium to large, $4.50; Jonathans,
et.r fancy medium, $5.00 3.10: fancy ,
S2 75(S2.00. Idaho Jonathans, jumble pack.
t2.50(2.75: poorer, low as $2.00.
Chicago 2 1 6 cars on track, including broken.
Demand moderate, movement draggi, market
stpady. Washington Delicious, extra fancy larse.
$4.004.23; medium. $3.75 (a) 4.00 ; fancy
large. $3.75 (S 4.00. Spitzenburgs. extra fancy
medium, $2.65 2.85. Auction prices, 12 cars
soUi: Washington Jonathans, extra fancy medium
to large. $1.75 2.55. average $2.40; fancy
medium to large, $1.70 (s 2.25, average $2.00.
Delicious, extra fancy small to very large,
$2.10 & 4.50, average $3.40: C grade, small
to medium, $1.65 2.75, average $2.40.
Botson 12 cars on track, including broken.
iN-mand an dmovement slow; market steady.
Washington sales from cold storage. Jonathans,
extra fancy medium to large, $2.75 0 3.00:
lancy, j.&n 2.7o. Auction prices, 4 can
sold: Washington Jonathans, extra fancy all
sizes, $2.40 fc 2. S3, average $2.63; fsncy all
.sizes. $1.S5 2.85. average $2.27. Spitzen
burcs, extra fancy medium to large. $2.90 06
3 15. average $3.07; fancy all sizes, $2.10
2.60, average $2.38.
Pittsburg 186 ears on track, including
broken.' Supplies heavy, demand and move
ment slow, market dull. Washington Jonathans,
extra fancy small. $2.00 2.25: medinm.
$2252 50; lanre. $2.50 3.00. Peliciou?
tanry small. $3.00 i 3.65 ; medium,
4 00; large, $4.00 4.25; very Urge
4.75.
St- Louis 126 cars on track, including
troken, mostly selling at auction. Demand nd
movement very light, market dull; very few sales.
Idaho Rome hand picked, orchard run, culls
"ut. and Staymans; car. $70.00 ton. Auction.
9 cars sold: Northwest Delicious C grade,
medium to large, $2.20 2. 5 5, "average $2.35;
fincy small to Urge. $2.00 2.25. average
l?-i5- Jonathans C grade, very small to large.
11.(11.85, average $1.80. Homes, fancy
very large, ...is .40, average $2.30
men mm to urge, $2.00 2.05. Rome C
graae, very large, $2.00; small to large. $1.75
1.83. average $1.80. Wageners, extra, fancy
ti oa "" Sl.ow-I9 2.oo. average
" .' y medium io large, si. so.
junneapoiis supplies liberal, demand and
movement moderate, market steady. Northwest
jominan!, extra fancy medium to large, $2.75
3.00; few. $3.25; O grade. $2.25 2.50.
wi-iti-niii-i. rim lancy, 4.25.
New York Supplies moderate, demand mod
r.vo ,ur eiLra isncy large stock, movement
umiuju, maraet steady. Northwest Jonathans,
extra fancy medium to "large. $2.25 2.50.
unim nu opiizenourgs, extra, fancy large
mostly 2 iStre3.0n: few verv lame a os
u large. lisaniM: few verv laree 9 7S
mall, mostly $2.00: C grade medium t l.'v..
It n- i iV T'7 laJxt- 2.50; smaU.
'. iviicious. extra lanrv irm
ao-Liy a. i,: rrw very large, 64.00: small to
medium. 3 O0to 3.50. Ortleys. extra fancy
mnte. o (j a.uu ; small to medium. $2.25 (
r.n.i i sivias, exrra fancy meditun to
ante. .oiir-.-3. Montana McTntrh
meuium, es.ou is .o ; very large,
Portland. Sat. .
Tear ago ....
Season to date.
Year ago . . , .
Tacoma, Pri...
Tear ago ....
Season to date.
Year ago ....
Seattle, FVi. . . I
Year ago
Season to date.
Tear ago
Exports from
Monarch, for I
els wheat;
els; Queen
Car
Wheat Barley. Floor, Oat. Hay.
118 ... 4 ... 12
34 ... 11 ... 10
1553S 116 2l 45 612
6522 75 280 223 644
11 . . . 5 ., . 6
11 I 2 . : s ' 7
5S35 74 660 T5 328
2633 37 356 65 387
30 ... 9 1 2
20 1 5
3698 104 954 249 675
2409 125 136 143 795
Portland Steamer Norman
PorUaad
Cbieatro
Kansas City...
Omah,
DTer
Saa Fraaeiseo. .
Seattle
K. for orders. 250,088 bufh-
Heraklea. for Italy. 277,771 bu&h
Margaret, '261.896 bushels.
Good milling -wheat continues scarce and it is
practically impossible to purchase anything in
the quality line below $1.10 per bushel, Port
land track, for bluestexn or Baart.
Offers for clnb wheat at toe moment are not
above $1 a bushel, although the price is likely
to fluctuate considerably, even during the day.
Exporters are beginning to inquire for supplies.
but there is little tendency on the part of grow
ers u) ev go. uesi'iie iu recent uu u me cuu-
trary. In fact, the movement of wheat is now
limited, so far as new business is concerned.
With only three ship now listed for -wheat
loading here, it looks as if the big movement
export is over. However, there are many ships
which will take out parcel lots. .This list is un
usually long. For that reason export wheat
movement is likely to continue lor an extended
period.
Flour market is weaker, with some shading.
but prices is general are unchanged.
WHEAT Club. $1.00; Bluestem and Baart.
$1.08 (1 10; Red Russian, 798c; Turkey
Red, $1,0141.07.
FLOUR Selling prices, mill door: Patent,
$7.00; Willamette valley brands, $4.80; .local.
straight, $5.40; bakers' hard wheat, $7.05
bakers' bluertcm. $5.55: bakers' valley,1 $5.80
graham, $5.60; whole wheat, $5.80: Montana
spring wheat, patent, $7.40 per bbL Price for
city delivery 15e eatra, suburban 20o extra.
HAT Buying price for old crop: Willam
ette timothy, fancy. $12.00 15.00 per ton
Eastern Oregon timothy, $19.00 per ton; clo
ver. $10.00 11 00; straw. $6 00 7.00; al
falfa. 1,15.00 w 15.50 oer ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta,
7c: domestic, 7o in carload tots, less amounts
higher.
MILT-STUFFS Millrnn at mill, sacked, ton
lots. $21.00; carloads. $20.00
s OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, $26.50
27.50.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $28.00
24.00; brewing, $25.50.
SEED Buying price: Bed clover. 15
16c; alsike. 14c; vetch. 3e lb.
FEEDSTUFFS F. O. B. mills: Rolled
barley, $34.00 36.00 ; whole barley. $31.00;
alfalfa meal, $39.00; loconut meal, $28.00;
cracked com. $39.00; wholt com, $36 00 per
ton; whol oats. $33.90; rolled oats, $36.00:
chicken wheat, $43.00: scratch feed. $4 7.00.
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Hoars rale 4 Satardayt
Tone.
.Firmer
.le higher
.Active
..Ie hlfher
..Steady
.Steady
Top.
7J$
l.ti
16.64)
No market
STOCK HOGS HIGHER
Alter the oneBlBf stock, kogs sold p
to $.Ji at North PorUaad, a rise of tie
over prerions fifsres.
STANDARD OIL IN
LIBERAL DEMAND
VALL STREET QUOTATIONS
rrmlMd by OwiW-k Oaok Cuv, Board mt Trad BaOdiaa.
Sale. I
STOCKS
I High.
20O
S00
200
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hoes. Cattle. Calves. Sheer. Cows.
Saturday 253 14 36 ... 2
Week ago 318 23 ... .'. . 4
weeks ago 78 28 "... 3
weeks ago 188 2
Year ago 65 105 . . . 6S6 8
years ago ... 58 89 21 1
years ago . .. 881 98 . . . 15 12
4 years ago ... 101 10 ' 1 7 2
Two loads of livestock came forward to North
Portland Saturday, but most of tha supply con
sisted of feeder staff. No price changes were
shown for the weekend.
Mobt of the hogs that came forward were
eeders and verv little stock was available for
the open market. What little stuff was offered
sold at steady prices; in fact there was nominal
businera in hoes at $9.65. or 15e better than
general tops. r eeders sold 10c higher, at
$!'.7 5, later m the day.
Prime light
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lbs. . . .
8 moo to. heavy, 800 lb, up
Rough heavy ".
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stags
. Cattle Rlarkat Study
Cattle market alley activities at -North Port
land for the -weekend were steady as a rule,
teceipta were light and former prices were gen
erally continued.
General cattle market ranre:
Choice steers . . . .'
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium ateen
Common to lair steers
Choice cows and heifers .
Medium to good cows and heifers.
Fair to medium cows and heifers. .
Common to fair cows and heifers. .
Canners
(WaC Street Journal Financial Review)
New York. Nov. 5. iC. P.) Th. New
York stork market showed liUle life at the
opening today.. Practically all of th tales for
the first 10 minutes wew in 100 -share lota.
Pacifi? Oil continued heavy right through
the first hour, selling as low as 44 ti . oft S
from the recent high. Uexicaa Patroleura
dipped below 103. and Pan-American B" aold
down to 42 Houston, after it early sua
up to 77. reacted over a point. The early
rise in Houston, was due to tha bringing in
of a new oil well in the Mexico field.
The pool in Corn Product stood by Ha gun
and the rtovk was well takea around 66.
Davis Chemical got below 40.
Since Kelly-Cpringfield announced its price
cut, it share acted better. In fact, the 8
per cent preferred at .87 mad a new high on
the move up leas 17 from the year' low.
The short seseinn waa featured by a buy
ing of the Standard UU snaraa, ua ian
sHhres and a number of arjecialtiea.
. Most of the recent favorite were neavy
and Pacific Oil made a
rent decline.
The market closed firm.
$9.00 0 9.60
8.75 0 9 00
T.008.00
5 00(9 7 50
9 00 e 9.75
9 009.75
4 00 0 6.30
new low on the cur-
pfd. .
Government Sticks
To World's Surplus
Washina-ton. Nov. 5. Department of agri-
mltnr. estimates wheat Droductkjn of world for
1921. as shown by reports from 28 leading wheat
growing countries, excluding Russia, at 2.832,
823,000 bushels, or apiToximately 190.000.000
bushels more than in 1920. For next years
crop the department reported favorable condi
tions throughout the northern bemisiiber for
wheat sowing.
Bulls
Choice feeders ....
Fair to good feeders
Choice dairy calves
Prime hght calves .
Medium light calves
Heavy calves
Mutton
No freah aupply
Hard white
Soft white
White club
No other bids were
$3.50 m
$4.25
mall to
$2.83.
TURKEYS!
Wl WANT you we
WRtTK US FOR PRICKS OM
MOO. VIAL, POULTRY. IQQ$.
PAGE ft SON
POajTVARD, OAIQOl.
40 YKARS LN BUSINESS.
made
Nor.
. . .$1.00
. . . .98
. . . .98
Saturday.
Dec.
.98
PRICES
of sales.
$7.15
$7.33
Limited Changes
In Wheat Price
In Early Trading
Chicago. Nov. 5. (L N. S i Whear
ing was light at the opening today, with some
.emu oi May c-y an easterrp commission house
and burina- bv .hnrt iniH.i
changed to e higher for December and ateav
to e lower for Mav.
Corn started 14 c to S c, lower for December
ana unchanged to ,e off for May. There waa
mi uciru commission nouse selling
Oats opened unchanged to He lower, with
trading featureless.
Provisions were- inactive.
- IUCJ.gr, .-NOV. 3. II. N R 1 A V.,,..
cUsa of buying intermincled with fo.H .
oil. covering renected a better tone to
uie maraet loaay witn the close at sliarht ad
vances. Prices worked higher earlv and th..,
gave way under the pressure of Northwest hedg
ing, nuying tv local professionals and nrJiev
in it rest aosoroea this oUejlng and shorts aided
Wheat closed He higher,
changed ta He off. Oats,
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK
Chicago Hoot $8.25
Chicago. Nov. 5. (I. N. S.) Hogs Re
ceipts. 6000. mostly 10c higher. Bulk. $7.45
ft7.85; tops. $8.25: heavyweight, $7.00
7.90; medium weight, $7.70.7.90; lightweight.
$7.70 nv 7.90: light lights. 7. 7 o8.2o; heavy
packing sow, smooth. $6.85 7.40 ; packing
sows, rough. $6.60 ? 7.10; pigs, $8.00 8.50.
Cattle Receipts, 1000.
Sheep Receipts, 2000.
Kansas City Hogs $7.55
Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 5. (I. N. S.)
Cattle ReceipB. 300. active. Steers, $6.00
7.25; cows and heifers, $3.00 7.75; stock era
arid feeders, $7.00 07.80; calves, $7.50
9.35. t
Hogs Receipts, 200. active. Bulk
$7.207.40; tops, $7.55; heavies,
7.35; lights, $7.30 7.55; mediums,
7.50.
Sheep Receipts. 600. dull. Lambs. $8.00
8.25; ewes, $4.004.25. .
Omaha Hog $7.66
South Omaha. Nov. 5. (I. N. 8.) Close
Hogs Receipts. 2000, generally steady to 10c
higher; bulk. $6.50 7.50; tops, $7.65; Reavy-
weighW $7.15 7.80; mediumweight, $7.25
7.65: lightweight, $7.25 7.7 3.
Cattle Receipts, 175, compared with week
ago, choice fed steers strong to higher; others
and westerns, steady to weak; she stock, bulls
and veals, strong to 75c higher; , stackers and
feeders, steady to weak.
Sheer None, compared with week ago, gen
erally steady; sheep fully 50c lower; feeders,
steady.
San Francisco Hogs $10.00
San Francisco. Nov. 5. (U. P.) Cattl
Grass fed steers No. 1, 66Hc; second qual
ity, 4 PDc: cows and heifers. 4ra4c
calves, light weight, ? Sc; calves, heavy, 5 H
e.
Sheep Tarobs, 77c; wethers, 44c
nwes. 2 3i (to 3 c
Hog Hani grain fed. weighing 100-172 Hfc.
10c; over 300 lbs., 8c.
Denver Hogs $8.50
Denver. Nov. 5. C&tUe Receipts 200;
steady. Steers. $5.00 6.00; cows and heif
es. $3.735.00: stockens snd feeders. $4.50
6.0Q; calves. $6.00 9 50.
Hogs Receipts 100; steady. Top, $8.50;
bulk. $6.50(0.8.50.
Sheep Receipts 12.000: steady. Lambs.
7.50 8.00; ewes, $2.50 4,25; feeders, $7.00
8.00.
No Seattle Market
Seattle. Nov. 6, (L N. S.) No livestock
receipts today.
$3.75 96.25
4.75 5.75
4.755.25
3.754.75
4.50 5.00
4.00 4.50
3 50 4.00
2.753.50
1.50 2.75
2.753.75
4.50 5 0
3.75 4.50
8.50 9.00
8.00 8.50
6.00 8.00
5.00 6.00
Notwithstanding the repeated attempts of gov
ernment statisticians to iustify other govern
ment bureaus that the world has a rarplua of
wheat and prices are therefore where they
should be. private crop men. who are among the
best in the world, figure a shortage in the crop.
Stocks Abaant
came to the mutton and
lamb alleys at North Portland for the Saturday
trade. All indications were for a steady tone.
General sheep and lamb market range
East of mountain lambs
Best valley lambs
Fair to goud lambs . ,
Cull lambs ,
Feeder lambs ,
Light yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Laght wethers ,
Heavy wethers
Ewes
Friday
No.
1.
10.
Ave. lbs.
..1240 $
. .1011
..1130 $
Afternoon
STEERS
No.
Price
5.00
5.25
COWS
2.50
HOGS
.$6.507.00
.... 6.00 Hf 6.50
. ... 5.00 5.50
8.00400
.... 4.50 5.00
... 4.50t5S5.O0
.... 3.504.50
.... 3 504.50
.... 2.503.50
... 1.00 3.50
Sale
Ave. lb. Price
1180 $ 5.50
Spokane Investors
Suffer Heavy Losses
Spokane. Wash., Nov. 5. Spokana investors
nut $1,500,000 in highly speculative enterprise
in 1920 and of this amount approximately
$1,300,000 was a total loss, it was asserted
trwlav bv eoree Greenwood, cashier of tlie Old
National bank, speaking before the Spokane-
realty board.
"If there is oil in Spokane or vicinity we will
welcome it," said Greenwood. "If there it not,
let in. prevent aa far as possible wildcat enter
prises from taking too much money out of this
community. It is estimated that in 1920
$1,500,000 was taken out of Spokane for
specuiative enterprises, of which $1,300,000 is
total loss. '
S 240 $ 9.25 . 4 197 $ 9 23
1 240 9.25 31 178 9 50
2 320 8.50 4 205 9.50
4 367 0.25 I 1.... 510 5.50
2 350 7.25 I 42 61 9.75
82.... 160 9.75 I S3.... 88 9.75
EWES
35 110 $ 3.50 I 15 109 $ 3.25
WEATHERS
198. .
No.
1 .
3.
1.
.. 96 $ 4.50
BUCKS
.. 120 $ 2.60 I
8sturday Morning Sale
HOGS
Ave, lbs. Price. No. Ave. lbs.
. . 480 $ 8.50 14 181
. . 150 9.65 1. .'. . 100
. . 110 9 50
Price.
$ 9 65
9 50
Bond Owners to
Be Reimbursed
tAxr. C
do pfd.
A tax Robber
LAtaska Gold
Aauka-JmiMau
Allied ('hern. ....
AlltvChatera
do pfd.
Am, Jtewt Sugar. .
Am. B eh
BAOiAav Can Co. . . .
20 da pfd,
la. Car . Fdy.
do pfd.
Asa. Cottoa OH .
do pfd.
Am. Ikruc fcyrvl .
Am. Hide, Uhr
do pfd.
10 i Am. Ice ......
3 no Am. IntL Corp.
30 Am. Lansead ...
...I do pfd. .....
100 Am. Locomotive .
... do pfd.
ano'Axa. uf. Raaor. .
200 ; Asa. Ship A Com.
SltO. Am. bsaetter . .
8001 do pfd. .....
. . . . lAm. Snuff
SlOOjAm. Steel Fdy...
itni AD. Buaar . . . .
;oo do pfd.
300! Am. Sumatra
2 1011, A to. Tel. t Tel.
1300 Am. Tobacco
900 do
VOO Ara. Wool
. . do rfd .
100 Am. W. P.
. . . i Am line.
12001 Ahaconda
. . . Ad. OU- .
100 Atchison . .
1001 da Dfd. .
, ...lAUantie Coast Line!
2200, Aal Gulf i W. L
3900'Baidwln Loco
.si . . do rid
740:Balto A Ohao
100 do pfd
2600 Beth. Steel "B"...
. . . rBooth Fu.h
200'B. R. T
2O0 Butt C. A Z
100 Butte A Sup
11 00 1 Bum Bros.
.... Caddo Od
4 00 California Packing . .
llOOiCalit Pet.
800 do pfd. ....... .
200 Canadian Pac
200 Oen. Leather
SOOiOrro de Paacv. . . .
600 Chandler Motor....
200,Chgo. A N. W
'Chi. Gt W
100) do pfd.
eonlChih Cop
300 rhino ,
100 C. M. A St. P. .
j do pfj.
400 Coca Cola
400 C A O
. . .-.Oolo. F. A I. . .
100Colo. Southern ..
5 00 1 Col. Gas. A Klec.
IColumbia Graph.
300 Con. Gas
'Con. Cigars ....
llOOiConU. Can
4 600 Com Prod.
400!Coden ail
700'C, R. LAP...
100 do A pfd
do B pfd
1500 Crucible
do pfd
Cuba Cane
1001 do pfd.
200 Cuban Amn, Susan
Del. A Hudson..
ion, Dome Mine ...
1 1 00 Undicott Johnson
200 Erie
300
SO H
53 H
19.
.
. 40V 46H 46H
34 H 84 H $4
7H
27 H
$1
30 :v ih
b8 87 KT
, 1$0
, 112H
! I
40
SS
ion
51 H
. H 66 H 66
. S3S $H 33 H
. 23 I 24 24 H
.' 4
.! 1 lis, 91
. 104
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.( 6 si I I 5-
. 39 V) 3 1 39 S
- SO 7V'
1101 S
.. 28 m 26 I 2
. 53SI 58 S 534
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.1 33 f S3 I
109 V 109
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105 U.
iSv'su'lVl.
12'!l22. 122
76 T ! 77
llOO
24 4 I 24 ,
I
42 S 42
. . . ,100
K6S. sSs,
81 ) M
V. 8, Saaelaag
4Oo;C. 8. Steel
SOO) d -Vd.
Ccrper '.V.
lwO'Va. Claem.
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6A0( tnadruaa Kteel
HM1 VtvajKlou
loowsbasb
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. . . . 4 Vt'esunghacL E. A
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lOO Whae Matin .
SOO : VVillys-OvTvUnd
500 V lav.. Packing '.
iWooiworth
i Vt'orthuiru
24'W
K 00, White
Total venkly stock aa
Total wweaiy bond
IHiga.1 Low Bat
Tlx
114
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$
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24 V
42 V
' 86 V '
81 V
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91 -a
37 I
31
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13
113
70 V
4$ V
80 V
114
29 V
SO V
45
6S
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12 V
26 V
23
89 V
34 V
37 V
e: v
e4 V
29 S
X) V
97
36 V
51
33 V
3 V
8
4 V
13V 13V
111 ;112V
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70 V
29 V .
90 V
86 V
51
S3 V
4 V
'BUSINESS. rA
Twenty induslnal 7196. up 4
Twenty raila 72 70. n .1.
U. 6 federal reserve ratio naes to 71V
Endw-oti Johnanei company alraacw laasortanA
stjie of ahue i . .
I "L Paul read aeder 2304) a-dala ,
i uoa
'L Paul rnd oedert 2304) trwdala
at $4 5,000,000
70 V
42 V
80 V
114
29 V
30
44
68
16 V
12 V
26 V
23
39 V
54 V
87 V I
6
New
vanced
Tork
from
federal
82.3 to
B-v. baak't rack, ad.
63 1.
92 Hi 92 V
49 V
87
32 V
32 V
79 V
4S
85-4
32
82 V
79 V
63 VI 63
Wlshinston, Nov. 5. (L N. 8.) A bill
refunding to Liberty bond subscribers money
they lost because of the failure of five bank
throughout the country passed the house to
day. The banks are located in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Minnesota, North Dakota and California.
The amount involved was about $250,000.
Foreign Bond Market
(Furnished by Overbeck-Cooke Co.)
Bid.
Belgian rest. 5s
Belgium prem. 5s. .
Belgian 7 V s. 1943.
Belgian 8s, 1941..,
Belgian 6s. 1925 . .
Brazil 8s (new) . . .
British 5s, 1922...
British 5s, 1927 . . .
British 5s. l'J29 . . .
British vky. 4s
British ref . 4s
Bordeaux 6s. 1934
Southern Selling in
Late Cotton Months
Spot cotton v
18 90; no sales.
The future market was
last hour. The close was
vance of 1 to 8 points.
January
March . .
May . . .
July . . .
October
December
quiet, 10 points higher at
dull throughout
steady at a net
the
ad-
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Chilean
5s, 1937 ..
5s. 1926 ..
5 Vis, 1929 .
5s, 1931 ..
5Hs. 1921
5s. 1927
8s. 1941C.
1823
1810
1782
1738
1662,
1846
1829
1822
1796
1748
1 1162
1850
1813
1807
1780
1737
I860
1830
1824
1 820
1794
1747
16B2
1845
Deschutes Spuds at
Duluth Show Best
Bend, Nov. 5. Had Deschutes coun
ty's exhibit of netted gem potatoes ar
rived earlier at the Duluth international
potato show, it would have captured the
sweeps taKP3 lor pecK exniDits, it was
learned Friday, when a letter from ex
perts composing the. judging committee
waa received, pronouncing the Deschutes
county display the best sample of 32
potatoes received at the Show." Too
late for regular judging, the exhibit was
given a special award for its superior
merit
POTATOES ALOS6 THE COAST
San Francisco Market,
San Francisco. Nov. 5. ( U. P.l Potatoes
Rivers, $2.35 2.50; Salinas. $3.75; Ore
gon Burbacks, $2.b5 a 2.75.
Onions Crystal wax. $3.00; green, $1.25
1.65; brown, $4. 00 4. 25.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Nov. 5. (I. N. S. ) Onions Ore
gon 4 V 5c lb.
Potatoes Yakima Gems, 38 49c
Lot Anoele Market
Los Angeles, CaL. Nov. 5. (L N. S.) Po
tato lugs mostly $1.00 1.25; Burbanks, best,
$2.75 2.90; poorer. $2.00 2.50: Idaho Bus
sets. $2.503.00: baking stock, $3.25 3.50;
rurals, $2.25 2.50.
Currency
Denmark 8s, 1945 . .
Dan. Muni. 8s. 1945.
French 4s, 1917
French 0s, 1920
French Rs. 1931
French 7 s. 1041 ..
French 8s, 1913 ....
German W. L. os
Berlin 4s
Hamburg 4s
Hamburg 4 V s
Lripsig 4Vjs
Leipsig 5 s
Munich 4 s
Munich 5s
Frankfort 4s
Italian 5s. 1918
Jap. 4s. 1931
Jap. 1st 4 Vs. 1925.
Jap. 2d 4 4. 1925. .
Norway 8s. 1940 . . .
Russian 5Hi, 1921 .
Russian 5 V. 1926 .
Ru-'iian 6 Vis. 1919 .
Swiss 5 Vis, 1929 . .
8wiss 8s, 1940
O. K. 5 Via. 1921 .
5 Vis. 1922 .
5 Vis, 1929 .
6Vis, 1937 .
U.
U.
u.
K.
K.
K,
61
65
101 V
100 V
94 V
99 3i
f)7
890
389
294
275
86 V
89 V
93 V
95
93
88 V
88 Vs
101
7
104
103 4
4.1
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n.1
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100 V
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. 85 V
. 104 V
12 V,
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. 13
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. 108 V,
. 99Vi
. 99 H
. 94 V
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64
67
102
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94
100
407
400
399
308
285
87
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94
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93 Vi
90
90
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86
88 V
103
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108 V
ion
99 Vi
95
93
do 1st pfd.
do 3d pfd.
3100 Famous Players...
Fed. Ming. A Smelt
100 do pfd.
Fik Tire
Gaaton Wms. . . . .
100 Oen. Cigars
800!Gen. Elec
2700Gen. Motor
KUtn Alden . . . .
5700Gen. Asphalt
500jGoodrieh
Goodyear
Grstiby
900 Great Nor. Ore. . . .
600 Great Nor. (rfd. . . . .
(Greene Cananea. . .
iGuif fl. Steel
2100'Haak Barker
4800Houaton Oil
Hupp Motor .....
jUla. Cent.
900 Inspiration
100 ilnt. Agr. Corp. com.
do pfd.
900 Interboro
do pfd.
900lnterstats Callahan.
2000 Int. Harv
200 lot. Merc. Marine..
300 do pfd-
Int Nickel
1800 Int. Paper
do pfd.
900 Invincible Oil ....
UOO'lsIand Oil
2400Jewel Tea
IK. C. Southern....
do rd-
9O0Kelly-8priftgfield . .
1000 Krnnecott
100 1 Keystone Tire ....
600:Lack. steel
400Lee Tire
ROOILebigh Valley
200 Lorillard ,
400 Txiwe Theatres ..
L AN
1 100 Maryland Oil . . .
7 300 Mex. Pet.
200 Miami
8500 Middle States Oil
1V
14 V
1 V
71 V
11 V
17 V
'63 V
'25 V
59V
133 V
10 V
62 V
31
32
72V
73 V
3i
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10 vi
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13 V
52 S
10 V
3 V
11 V
40 V
23 V
9V
41
27 V
54 V
143 V
14 V
18 V
14H
18 V
70 V
11V
17 V
62
23 V
59 V
133
10 Vi
61 V
30 V
31 V
72 V
76 V
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74 V
10 V
49 Vs
13
51 V
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79
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29
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43
68
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22V
36 V i
39 V
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92 V
24
48 V
86
32
32 V
79 V
67
63
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18 V
14 V
107
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71
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17 V
11
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10 s
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59 V
133
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43 V
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80 V
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31 V
72 V
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76 V
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94 V
35 V
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SiantemSrr report of 1S f 261 ta twa,
V1,"- 'ho- nt operating lneotM of $7 .
4S4. 869. amat $70,022,666 ar aca.
Strength in U 8. Foud Prodarta waa Crav
siofMd by report that cocrpaay bad obUnMat
th financial aid deund H u urJrrtn
- .r- .as vi ;vv.vvu na tx-ea grastaal
Uk
Copper toras wer trsg foDow-Jtf tb fig
urea publiahed slewing Octohtr taiea as ij,,
largest of any month una ear. Thirte. erau
a pound wa bd by r of tb, leading e-a-umrrs.
It i etUmaLed taat - m-
uno ana lomgn aaea at prrarnt are mmu .1
- wt i.v.wv.uvu lyjaaai a
niui uia leaaing ccute cioaed dnv
coming on u SRxnru asarkrt at rata af
aooui iv.inw.vuu pounda monthly.
ataaoy neadwty ta peine aaada is rim,.
plus atocat of tha metal.
aalf
Staadard Oil Stock
pfd.
pfd.
pld. .
Anglo
Born fccrjimer
Bucker . . .
Cheesebruugh
Cbeeseb rough.
Continental
Cr-ent
("umber land
Kureka . .
Galena, rem
Galena Old,
Galena New,
Idinoi Iip . . .
Indiana Pine ...
NaUnoal Transit
N. Y. Transit
Northgrn Pip. .
Ohio OU
InterT Pete. . . .
Perm. Mex, . . .
Frame Oil ...
Praine Pipe . . .
Soiar' Reft
Southern Pipe .
South Penn Oil
S. W. Penn Oil.
S. O. Calif
S O ind
S. O. Kansas . . .
S. O. Kentucky
S. O. N Y. . . .
S. O. Ohio . . . .
S.'O. OhK.. pfd.
8an A Kinth .
Vacunm
V ae.liir.g: vn
S. O Nehraj-ia
Imperial OU . . .
400iMidvale Steel
COAST
DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE
8eatU Market
Seattle, Nov. 5. (L N. 8.) Eggs Select
ranch. &S(Oc; pullets, 4J43c
Butter City creamery. 46c; bricks, 47c
Cheeae Oregon triplets, 24 25c; Young
Amencaa nvc
Lot Angela Markat
Los Angeles, Nov. 5. (L N. S.) Butter
51c
Egga Extras, 63c; case count, 57c; pullets.
46C
Poultry Hens 25 32c; broilers, 40c; fry
ers, due
Liberty Bond Sales
Reported by Overbeck A Cook. Co.
Liberty, 3 Vi s . .
liberty, 1st 4s
liberty, 2d 4
Liberty, 1st 4Va . ,
Ijherty, 2d 4Vt .......
Liberty. 3d 4V
l.i bertjr. 4th 4 Vs
Victory. 4Vt
Victory, 3 V a
High. Low. Close.
9520 9390 9500
9460
9460
9480 9436 9470
, 9476 9450 9472
9692 9656 9680
, 9500 0464 9486
9992 9989 993
9988
Corn finished unr
V Vi c advanced.
Turkey Shippers!
Our Bulletin. "TrRKKT 8PKCIAL NO 2."
fwat 4t th ir. Tow can't afford to taiai It
V rlta fw n. . It U you, free. Gel oa our
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THaT aVIRAR CO, INC.
,1M fraaH atrK PNirtland. Car.
e I Kfrears, V. tL National Bank)
usrz 50. is
Oberle Commission
Compsmy
107 Front St.
W HOLESALERS AND JOBHERS
BEEF, YEAL, HOGS AND LAMB
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER
DRESSED POULTRY ESPECIALLY
LARGE. MODERN SANITARY
COOLER RATPROOF BUILDING I
Wa Pay . Highest Market Prlea at ARI
limes lor loir r rouse.
WHY TARE LESS!
NO COMMISSION ON POULTRY
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, mi
Dec . .
May . .
Deo. ..
May ..
i Dee. .,
May ..
' Dec
May ..
Jan. .,
Jan.
May . .
Jan. .
May .
Bid.
WHEAT
Open. High.
101 Vi 102
106 107
CORN
45 V 46
51V 52
OATS
31V 35 V
36 V 36 V
RTE
73 V 74
78 784
PORK
LARD
RIBS
Low. P!ce.
lOOVi 161V
105 V 106 V
45V 45
51V 61V
31 31 V
36 36 V
73V 73V
77V t78Vi
1500
995
837
972
762
995
. . 972 995
t Asked.
Cash wheat No. 2 hard. 103V.
Corn No. 1 mixed. 46; No. 2. 45 V: Noa
1 and 2 yellow. 46 V 47; No. I white. 46 V;
vso. 1P1H.
New corn No. 8 mixed. 43: No. 3 yellow.
Oata No. 2 white. SS H 34 Vi ; No. 3.
30$lVi; N. 4. 2S0.
New York Butter and Egws
New York, Nov. 5. (L N. S.l Rntter
Steadier. Creamery extra. 46 Vi 48c; cream
ery firsts, 3846Vc; creamery, higher scoring.
i c; sine oairy, tuns, o3 40c; EadlOS.
fresh extra, 85 36c
Cheese Steady. State Whole miTV srv.ri.1.
22 Vi 23 lit " Lower grades, 16 18c; aver
age, 21t::eL Mconsin whole milk.
fancy Young "Americas, 21 22a State
etxinu: specials, iosabvc; sjoma, choice, 11
4 7c.
14c; skims, choice to good. 8 10c; lower.
fcgga Irregular. Nearby white, fancy. 95c;
nearoy Drown, lancy. oswi-c; extra. 63 65c
firsts, 51 57c .
Milk The nominal wholesale price is 3 57c
per quart, delivered in New York. Official quo-
auuua (uacuauiuHa.
Mlnneapolls-Diilutli Flax
Dumth, Nov. S. (L N. S.) Flax Novem
ber. 81.83 V: December, $1.82 Vi ; May
$1.85V: track and arrive. $1.84 V 1.84 V
Minneapolis, Nov. 5. (L N. 8.1 Flax
November, $1.76; December. $1.7fVii Jan
uary, i.7Uft; track and arrive. $1.75
a. oa -a.
Chleag-o Dairy Prod ace
Chicago. Nov. 5. (I. N. 8.1 Butter Re
ceipts, 6367 tubs. Creamery, extra, 44e; firsts,
36 42 He; packing stock. 23 24c
Krrs Receipts 4270 rases. MiacenaneoR.
5052e; ordinary firsts, 43 47c; firsts. 32
14 c; checks, ZS4f28c; Uiruea, ZH 80c
Cheese Twins, hew. 20 20 V er dauiea
20 V 20 c; Young Amencaa, 20 20 Vie:
longhorns. 2121Ve: brick, 3121Vc
lave r-ouory i-uraeya, sue; chAckens. 18c;
, tpnngs, 22c; roosters. 15e; geese, 22c;. ducks.
240. -
WE WANT, TO TiLK TURKEY
- SHERIDAN FRUIT & PRODUCE CO., 2! I WASHINGTON ST.
raoxs mix m urEUNtxsi hibernia satincs bam
4TUCCE3S0K3 TO BUEJUDlii.BJXKlJSX CU..LNU
Dried rrmlt aad Beaas
New Tork. Nov. 5. (t N. B.) Beans
Market quiet. Marrow choice, $8.25; pea
choice, S3. 33; red kidney choio. $8.80 8,75.-
Drsra fruit Market imoroved demand for
prouaa. Apncots, cfaoaoa to ex -fancy. 21 a 27c:
prunes, 80s to 60s. 9 V 17 V ; prune, 60
to 100s. v lOc; peacbea, -chooce to x-faacy,
12 13 Vie; seeded rusinj, choice to fancy, J.$
IbVC
Saa Era Cisco Poaltry Market -
Saa Francisc.. No. 8. (C. P. ) Poultry
Broiler. 48 at 4ftc; Itvtsa hens, 26 ft Z6t4 ack.
wai-.
New Yark Wool and Hides
New York. Nov. 5. (I. N S.I Wonl
I ncnanged. ieomestic fleece, XX Ohio. 23
sm; aomesuc puiiea, scourea casu. is m 87c
domestic Texas, scoured basis. 40 75c: terri
tory staple, scoured, 5tjs5c
Hides Firmer. Native steers, 14V 15c
branded steers, 1414Vc
Dairymen's League Elects -
Harrisburg. Or.. No. 5. The local branch of
the Oregon Dairymen's leaffue held their regular
annual meeting Tuesday afternoon, at which
time the following officers were elected for the
erumine vear: l.laresicet Kvana rtrandent J M
Thai pott, vice preaident; Jay Gmith, terretary
treasurer: and Ural Davidson, A. u. Hentgea
ttoscoe tiustou ana uien IJavis, oirectors.
New York Cottoa Seed OU
New York. Nov. 5. Cotton seed oil opening:
November. $8.30 8.65; December, $8.66 M
8.69; January. $8.728.85: February, $8.75
8.95; March, $9.00 9.05; May. $9.20
9.23.
New York Bank StatemeBt
New York, Nov. 5. IL N. 8.) Bank state
ment:
Average Loans, Increase, $26,612,000; de
mand deposits, increase, $13,881,000; time de
posits, decrease. $1,195,000; reserves, increase.
S5.567.75U.
Actual Loans, Increase. 345,836,000; de
mand deposits, decrease, $21,817,000; time de
posits, decrease, $1,698,000; reserve, decrease.
$3,412,170.
Forelft-B Exchange Market
New York. Nov. 5. (C. P.)
marks continued to fall today, touchinc a ave
low at .0041 in th. preliminary foreign ex
change market. This waa off .0003 from the
previous clone. Sterling was up V at 83.93 V
francs., .0736; lire. .0411.
Cranberry Price Higher
Astoria, Or., Nov. 5. The Pacific Cranberry
Exchange has advanced its price 50o per box.
effective today. Trie tender stoca Is now out of
tha growers' hands, best stocks only remaining.
Quality is jme.
Saa Fraaeiseo Barley Market
San Franciaco. Nov. S. (U. P.)
Spot feed, per cental. $1.32 V ; shipping.
$1.27Vi.
New York Poultry Market
New York, Nov. 5. (L N. 8.) Ua poul
try Market firm. Chickens, 20 30c; fowls.
17 28c: turkeys. 30 35c; roosters, 17c;
ducks. 25 30c; geese, 26 2Sc
Bosarlo 'Wheat Lower
RosariOL Argentine, Nor. 8. Wheat cioaed
2c lower.
New York Sugar aad Coffee
New York. Nov. 5. Sugar quiet: raw, 4.06 V
4.11: refined, quiet; granulated. 5.20 5.30.
Coffee No. 7 Kio spot, 8 c; No. 1 Santo,,
11 v e 12 Vac
Miners Told Not to
Strike if Employers
Don't Take Action
Minneapolis Wheat OpUoas
Minneapolis, Nov. 5. Wheat:
Sat. Fri.
Open. Close.
December $1.13 $1.124 31.13V
May 1.13 Vi 1.12V 1.13
Lewlstoa Cuts An Bread
Lwwistoa, Idaho, Nov. 5. The Lewiston
Bakery announces that the wholesale prvoe of
bread will decline 1 cent on small loaves snd 2
cents on large loaves.
Kaasas City Wheat
Kansas City. Nov. 8. (X N. S.) A carload
of mixed wheat sold for the extreme low price
of 73 Vie a bushel on the Board of Trade here
today. It waa the lowest price sine, before the
war.
Naval Stores Market -
New Tork. Nov. 5. (L N. 8.) Turpentine
savanuan. 74 v; .-tew lorx, sz. i
Rosin Savannah, 4.45; New York. 5.85.
Baenot Aires Wheat j
Buenos Aires. Argentine, Not. 5. Wheat
cioaed 1 to I Vac lower.
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. Not. 5. L N. a
Receipts, 82 ears. Northern white. $1.65
1.75: Minnesota and North Dakota Bed River
Ohio, $1.50 1.60.
New Yark Potato Market
New Tork, Nov. 5. (L N. ej.) Potatoes
(in bulk, barrel or Da) Firmer. Nearby
white. $2.506.0O.
Springfield. I1L. Nov. 5. L N. S.
Miners in the Western Pennsylvania
coalfields were instructed by Interna
tional president John la. Lewis today to
remain at work unless th operators
had" taken action . to impair existing
agreements. The mine workers' bead.
who arrived at his home here late last
night, alaoaent similar instructions by
wire to all districts, advising them of
the action takea by the United States
court of appeals at Chicago.
Winnipeg Cask W heat - -
Winnipeg, Nov. 5. Cash wheal No. 1
northern. 81.04 V: No. 2. $L01V: No. 8
97c. No. 4. 91c; No. 5. 85 Vie; No. . 77c;
feed. 67c; track, $1.04.
Liverpool Wheat Higher
Liverpool, Now. 8. Wheat cjoaed. 1 Vi 1 d
fe.lgjhe.r, tota Ula?JaAged
MOONBHINE OtTTPTT RAIDED
Vancouver. Waalv, Not. 6. A, H. Pu
tin and E. J. Rector were arrested by
Sheriff Thompson and Deputy Steele in
a raid on a house at Miller .avenue aad
Eighteenth street, Friday noon, a com-
I plete moonshine outfit , was captured, in
J eluding several barrels of mash and five
gallons of the finished product, The
men .ara held la. Jail. -
400
100
200
260
200
Isi a- a. T
do pfd.
. . . .'Mont. Tower
lOOjMont Ward
300 Mo. Pacific
200 do pfd.
M. St P. V S. S. M
North American . . .
Nat. Biscuit
Nat, Enamel
Nat. Lead
Nevada Con.
New Haven ......
Norfolk W
3600 Nor. Pacific
. . . Nova grotia Steel . .
...IS. Y. Atr Brake. .
8 00 IN. Y. Central
600Okla. PrrvrL ref
Ontario Silver . . . .
Ontario A W
iOtis Steel
iPacific De
600Pac Gas A Elec.,
400,Punta Allege
ASOOiPacific Oil
SBOOIPan Am. Pet
900 Pan Am. Pet. "B"
4400iPrnna-
60O,Pe. r,
800'Per Marquette .
1300!Pur Oil
200lPhUlipa Pete
400Pierc Arrow ....
300'Pierc Oil
lOOjPiUa Coal
3 00 'Piu. A West Ya.
1001P. Steel Car
SOOIPuQmaa
100 Ray Cons
lOOOlReading
SOOIBeiaington
. . . . iReplogie Steel ...
400 Rep. L A S
.... do pfd. ......
100 Rep. Motors . ...
1100 Royal Dutch Oil..
SOO.Ry. Steel Bps...
ISaioQ Motors . . .
3600'aVaar Roaebuck...
IShatrock. Arix. . .
Shell T. A T
8600,Sinclair
ISOOlSland. Oil Cal. . .
. , . . . ISloaa ghef
3400 Southern Pacific .
900, Souther Rj
4001 da pfd.
3 00 Tit. la A 8. Y. ..
IStromberg Carb. . .
2200;SUadebaker
iHwift A Co.
900Tenu Cop. A Chem.
4700 Texas Oil
ITexas PadTic
1200Texa Pac, C. A O..
1200(Too. ProducU ....
1000 Traa. Coot 1 Oil. . .
800 t nioct Oil. Dei.
' 800 t nioo Pacific
CnHad Alloy
100 United Drug
2$00l nited Food Prod..
8600 rnitad Pruit . . ,. .
600 United Ret. Stoics
20OII;. &. Ind. Alcohol.
tOOtTJ. a. Rubber ....
do pfd.
26 I 2!
106 V 104 '
22 VI 22
14 I 13V
24 V ' 24 S
39 V
23 V
9 V
40 V
27 V j
54 V I
143 V
14 V! 14
in
4
75 V
10 V
49 V
13
52Vi
83
10 V
3
11 V
24 V
49 V
3!I V
23 V
94
41
27 V
.-,4 ,
148
Ujaoi .
Bd Akd.
' 19V
325 $30
3 1
135 163
96 99
126 123
28 80
130 133
83 89
46 49
9$ 3 OA
98 99
10- 163
82 4
29 30
143 130
93 ti
278 22
14 V 1
2$ 26
53il $60
200
380 30
4 h7
232 237
34 5
83V
1 l V l V
$63 &n
410 420
336 3n
30 3K0
108 II 11
86 40
278 2S
SO S3
17ll 10
84 87
PACIFIC COAST- BANK STATEMENT
Portland feaiw
Clearing Monday . . $
Balance Monday. . .
riearicg Tuesday..
Balances Tuesday. .
Uleannc Wednesday
Balance Wednesday .
Uleanng Thursday.
Balances. Thursday.
Friday clearings. . .
Friday, balances.. . .
I'leanrifs, Saturday.
Balance Saturday . .
1921. 1920
6.454.528 $ 8.163.078
1.658.723 1.883.998
4, 783, 502 Hobday
749.173 Holiday
6. 009. 880 8.1.94.4 S7
936.266 1.674.97
3.616 7.093.744
99K.794 986.133
5.043.501 8.986.326'
570.812 1. 400. 67
4 4732 ftSa.l'40
810.409 1.252.119
Week
.$32 373.111 $35,627,547
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38 V
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84
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64 V
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46
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34 V
56
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34 V
27 V
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58 V
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59 V
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69 V
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Tacam. Banks
rnearlngs, Saturday
Balance haturua; -
Spot ant tanks
riear.rtfft. Saturday ..........
Balance. Salunlav
Saaati Banks
rieamgs, Si'unlaj
Balans, Saturday . .
San Franclaoo Bank
Clearjig,, Saturday $20,900,000 00
Oakland Banks
Clearing. Saturday $ 138.000.00
Los Anaa) Bank
ncarinx?, Saturday $11,787.4:7 00
4.71 06
39.054.00
2'.151 70
1.061.31 09
4.788.044
818.7)6 00
FOREIGN EXCHANGE KATES
rrvrrected daily by tba fgreig-a etjehaxig da
par man t of the I ruled State hat-onal bank.
tjuotatraes oeiow ( except tha pound aLerting)
are on to basi 01 100 unit lorcaga
Opening accaical rate oa bank
law.
nfT. 1 r i
4t Drafts
Checka.
London
Lr-. t'trhT
Pan Franc .
Berlin Marks
Irenoa l.re . ,
Athens
Iirarhmaa. .
Copenhagen
K r-roer ....
Cbnauania
K muer ....
Stork hoim
Kroner ....
Hongkcnc
l urreney . . .
Japan Yen. .
bhang
Taels .
8 93 V
7 86
.41 H
4 10 V
4 16
IS 63
13 60
23 10
35 no
47.90
79 40
Ttanaicrt,
1194V
7 37
41 V
4-11
4 13
I" 68
13 65
23 15
3$ 23
4$ 05
Par
Tain.
$ 4
19 36
23. Kl
19.86
18 AO
: 70
26 76
26.70
t 76
Canadian dollar daeouBt M
pet eeaf.
SHORT TF.BS hECt"RITIES
(Fariuahed by Clark. Kendall Cv. lac)
Am. Tel. A Te'. at. iV-tonr. 1822 ...
Am Tet A T6. . rbrury. 1924...
Am. TtL A Tel. s. Am-aat. 1923
Armour Con. 7a. July. 19JO
Anaconda op. 6a. Jnuary, 1929
Anaconda Cop 7. January. 129.....
Belci Uv. 6. January. 1923
Beth. Steel 7a, July. 1922
Beth Btawl 7a. July, 192$
Canadian 5a. Apn'.. 1924
anadiaa 5. October. 1931
Top. r.xo. Ahoc. . Fetoraary. 1922..
Cop. Exp. Aaoc fc. February. 123..
Cop, Kip. Aawnc Ka, Fvruary. 1924..
Cop. Exp Assoc 8a. February. 192S..
Cudahy Parking Ts. Jaly. 1923
Jap Jr Ext. 4V. Kd-ruary. 1923...
Jap. 2d 4 V. July. 1923
Hrathwe-trra Bell TeL 7a. Ar-nl. 1923. .
Standard Oil of N. T 7. January. 1931
Swift A Co. 7t, October. 192$
. 8. Rubber 7s, DectnW. 1923
L. S. atuhper 7 V. August, 1930
Stocks. Botula, Cettosv, Crust, Etc,
SlCr-317 Basard of Tndm BoIUias
Overbeck&CookeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
X.ataara Ckleaga) Board af Trade
Carrartpwacaau Lcra Bryaa
, CkAcatr : -new ltr
PrVav
9 V
V
103 V
101 V
99 V
4 V
V
loo v
100 V
93 V
93 V
jae v
11 V
103 V
102 V
99
J
93
101
107
11 V
99 V
102 V
Naw York Boad Market
(Furnii-d by Overbeck A Cook Oa )
Bid ia
Atchison few. 4 0 V JO
Bait A Ohio 4a 71 V 74
Beth. Steel ref. 5 J JV
Cent. Paafm 1 4 77 77 V
St Paul gen. 4 V JJ H ;
ChAcago N. W. gatv 4 7 V 76
U A N. uni 4a M V 95
New York By 5 29 2-
X.nbem PadTic P. L4i $0 V 8V
Reading get. 4 76V 77
rnion Pacific lt 4 Jj,
V. It. Sie 5 V 96 V
Union Itrifie 1st ref. 4a 77 V 7
Southern Padfic con v. it 4 V V
do 4 79 V 80
Pinrjlvania enuv. 4V .
do 1st 4Vs 2a fH
Cha. A Ohio eoav. 8 98 98 V
Oregon Short lia 4 86 V 86V
Waald rsrekaac RaQroad
Waahiaigton, Nov. S. (U. PI Th. 1
Paao A bouiwwarB Railroad eotnaavny tod
vked th intawatat. joaasre " f
snhontg to aeqeara by pma of -k as
otkerwuB control th. Ana. A New kteaa
,v It aln aad lor mniwina t
83.8O0.OO4, eg snorv-rra. ,
rhaa of ttocfca aatd
krv Mexico railway.
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