TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1921.
THE ' OREGON ' DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND,- OREGON
"17
DISCRIMINATION IS SHOWN IN. ORIENTAL FREIGHT RATES
EASTERN DROP IN
CHEESE IS SHOWN
TTTSDAT BAIBT TEATJE .
Batur Fags CkNtl
CibtKitn Belert . Fists
Portias ..-..... 836 63 e 89w
C hirer e v 42e , Ue tSVae
Ran PraaeUre .... eee 6ie ska
Maltle 43 . Sle
Lot ...... II . 63e .....
Ar aneir-ctrd deckne of M 14 a
"ami ta'.the r e enease at Wawxaiahi
frTtaearj1 peseta created guano appr ehrvadcei la
the Java trade, . la view of the recent great
etreeeth at arts km sad along tlx coast
generally.
leearal etoertatlnne M tb trade r for
rf.aorvd price In Wconln;. therefore the
derune Is a eoobta bin to the market, Call'
locale haa ki a shvt of IU home auk of
rheave' reaewtl?' that' It tun -cleaned p prac
tically all fresh nrh la eight la Um rv-irtr
Nnxkmt, ta 1 pvtem wr far above these
aaU4 la tha U miner, and recent premium
fee Hwlen ehipasent weea therefore available.
Tillamook rermrU a aoatinaatioa ef Um ub
"il a.MM lor K cUn Um KoaU bell
Um principal operator. The premier cliM
ear tew of Um nal ami a ."bai riwa" es-
bitrir here, gad hur the stork will ba plsred
ew sale at a, loeal deoamaeat stawe. The
la nld ta ba Um la reset ever turned
ant ef a Tnianvk fertory li a sperisl press
was aseissary -sa iia maaafaetura.
Thane dealrtr.g'' aperlat Information regarding
lev mAh should write I ha Market Edlter,
(r4M Jewraal, Inetoatne lUmp for reply.
--a AOtfCT-1
laSeSwBWB-ev
BASKET
- anraa. ewicr.8
FREIGHT AGAINST
STTTK SITUATION HTATI05ABT
werket tor bait" tbowed a stationary toaa
during the ear. both print and eubea bring
MUn4 aleetly at the previoiia range. Pur
tUsr afcipmeata ara erpnrud ta California.
r.r.n trade holpivo incimnoed
Trade la tka nt msrknt shewed twhmM
eelwa see the a. IMmU went al A02e
a ara. ralMa ara aunta flian wltk tha
Mart aUa Ma4. Ularaaa goada ara badly
aujoa m pnea aa aa aa quaiitr
SOITH IA BIDDKE l'OR TCKKETR
' Nannata Intmaia anatiana ta tnqulra for
tarktya Imi, u ha daoMnd I prtadi
taat amnad J annnda.
aaa ara tlawly tolnf but tha total Tvluaia
araatna llaiKaa. Ikickta aurkat la rmnl to
atoady.
rtriilr (or
jon ra-
;v B Hjrt H. CaiaTi -PeraUtent
rctelllnc br the Market Bas
ket of tha fact that the war I over
ha had tha. effect of ceUis a reduo
llon of le a poun4 loaf ia the price. of
vtead . by the bakera wh are members
of the Mantel Bakers', association. With
tha new price of pound loaves placed br
the members of the orcanlsatioa at 9c
to consumers, slight relief is liven. Borne
of the so-called independent bakers con
Untie to offer pound loaves of best qual
ity at ta each and there la some talk
arhonf them of meeUnt the latest drop
of Je by the members of tha Bakers'
association, with a further eut of like
amount to 7e a loaf,
The drop 1n the price of flour and j
other commodities which go Into bread
has been far more severe than the cut
In the loaf itself.
Contrary to previous expectation there
has been no lowering; of the price of
butter and at the moment, no such ac
tion Is espected. '
Consumers are very slow about pur
chasing potatoes, although there haa as
yet been very little change in prices.
When buying see that you secure Ore
gon or Western Washington stock. If
buylnr Yakima Oems. be sure that the
stock Is good and not mere junk. Better
examine-elsewhere than the top of the
sack. That's usually doctored with good
M 1. 1 , t- '
Retail prima in private ataras:
Kcia V-TMh. SO .
KuUar k'mh mamar? BO ? Sac.
' Salawa l20e; balibat. 25; perch. 10c
aarcaMi.. 28a lb.
floor Bait local pataat. 11.10 W I 00 par
tark. aSlba.'
PnUliiii Barbaata. It per uck.
Oimoih t m Sa ib.
Tunhill atrart nricaa:
asttabloa-Cabbaca, t lb.: aanitflowar, 14
20a baad; earrota. Ba bunch ; lattaea. 10a
head; dry onions, 414 lb. ; tonripa. 4a lb.;
atrtnc beaaa, 10 lb.; ipplea. Be lb.; toautaa,
aa ia. i corn, zu aua ooa.
Honar Onab. 3Sa; qaart, 78c: plat. I Sc.
Poultry Uearr baaa, tic; tight baas, 26e
broUaia, SBa.
.r Bit. tOe doa
Bartar Bast. 410 lb.; aattass thawa. Z9a lb.
SALES TO ORIENT
TUESDAT WHEAT TBABE
Hard White..
Sort White...
White , Osh..
Bid.
. 141
. Ul
Bite,
le
le
le
Tear
Ago.
XM
La
S08THWXST GRAIN BECEtPTS
Cars
ri.KBTT flr MRATM ABE 'ABBITI9Q
' Taaaday arrtrsla ef aaentry klUvd aasta vara
aat'a li)Mrl aa tha flrt aipraaa, afucb roach
fMaff anatinqaa to rarada tha t1 ssarkH. la
Haa4 .o quality kof and aalras raauiaa about
Msady.
Chicago Wheat
Forced. Higher on
Commission Sales
rOTATO TRADE BTIl.L MABKS TIME
Trada In Ua kwal poUla atrkat is nam ins I
sad aaly limllrd buybia Is rrpartL Brad stank
m rha only tlil( Morlnc In tha anuntry aad
bids for this ara sraaad 1.T for Utrnata and
II 4a 00 for VVhiu Rom.
BBirr botbb or fbodtce tbade
l.lmllad snrpllss sf Oswato Coacord krapss
st as pnaad.
Swast pouioas ara steady arauad 4a for food
Ma'f.
rsltfnraia wsiaula of the sew tree aeneraUy
ffnft hara,
(alifomki Inaiatosa in luts offertat iroood
13 laWl 00 foe ou.lU.
Manklaharrtea la liberal supply j sales dowa ta
W RATHER 7IOTICE FOR RHIPPER8
weainer. Surtao "adrlaH Tuasdsy: Protaet
j" riw rnirm tna aeit II hours cainst tb
""""'"f, aimiaiuai taaipe fa ru res: Uoing aartb
1. oaareasi anrUMsM so Mroksa.
-I duress; eut to Maae. 24 deareaa; and ssath
. ""'V . Mlnliauni trBpersiura
tnaiia wmornrw anout tu degrees.
WHOtESALB PRICE." 15 P0HTLA5D
..P1 . Pries . ratsllan pay . vhalaaatan.
aiarak si atbarwl aotad. .,.r
Pair Pratfuete -
RCTTKB--Srniag prV-,SMI lota. Crraittry
m; Print eitrwi 41 fa nUia wnmnM-
I?? Jha'n? .1 kttjrln
B0TTXnrT--PartUn4 eVilrary baaia. No.
station. To foe No. crada. '
CHIJC.HiaB.iii,,. piWi Tinimook. ftasb
Orerji i fancy trli.leta. 29c Jb. ; Touaa Amer-
JUIllnS prtoa: Blerk 8ka. fanoy. 14 Alas;
T ..V Jt T mvm ' 1 erea at a nee, aoaysia
rje-.eiawi
Pert land. Taca, 64
- Tear aro. . , 41
Baaaoa to data. 151 S
Tsar aaa 61S
Taroaia, MoBdsy 43
Tsar aco. .... SS
Bcaxon ta date. Sis 4
Tear aco. . . . 2IT0
Seattle. Jdonday 10
Tear aco. . . . 21
Baaaoa to date. 1717
Tsar aa. . . . 246S
Wheat Barley. Floor. Oats Hay.
II
S S
118 942
19' 2
1 II
19
IT
104
12
2
31
21
93
14i
439
227
e
i
144
4
14
Sftt
9S
18
851
99
I
89
68
("hicsio. Nor. $. (t N. 8,) Buying cred
ited to eommhfina hous and to tha Northwast
had the effect at strenctnentnc UM wheat aur
kat at tha aoeninf today, initial prices wore un
cheated ta He higher (or Dueewber and K to
a higher Tor Hay.
Corn started K ta Ha higher for December,
aad to !ti ip for May. Commission houses
bad baying orders, and offering were limited
until after tka adraaoad prices had been estab
lished.
Oata wore unchanged ta 14 a higher at tha
outsat. Trading was eulet, and featureless.
Prorisiona opened lover, with scattered selling
resulting from eheapef prises and larger receipts
al boos.
Uhtaago. Kor. 8.- ( I. N. 8.) Bask prime
foe wheat ware not maintained to tha last bat
fair gains were recorded for the day. Improved
baying power was again ia aridancs today. The
proaoaacad strength ia the Winnipeg wheat
market was one ef the day's bullish arguments.
Wheat closed I W 1 a higher, dots 0
U higher and eats H 0 Ha up.
. HUUT e
Onea. High..
December.... 101 H 109H
May 198H 110
CORN
December.... 4 47
May . ii 51 H
OATH
necamber. ... 12 H S2H
Wsy,....., 17 H S1.
rvnz.
By Meman M
Creed of staamshie esniasKi in. makina
diseriaunatory rates oa bRadstoffa to Kurope
against tna Orient ia creating a somewhat
reeled toaa la the tnda cenesalrjr. Coaa-
pleto atoppaga of Oriental trade has been
shown for a couple of weeks, aa stated then
by The Journal.
- Japan first turned to Canada as a aoure
ef wheat supply after it suit boruur ia. Port'
mad. It haa new icmoaed ha actmties frota
Canada to Australia bananas cables indicate
that gram eaa be mors cheaply . purchased
there.
The staamshis rata an braanitnffa . from
Portland to tha Orient la now around 47 par
short ton. aa compared 'with fne offering of
rnaea at S3 a short ton to Karoos. IB asm
tion to the fsct that tha distance to, tha
Orient is lees, there is a anal charge,, of
1121 a ton agaimt freight to rjarnpe.
f4omewhat Imnroeed tone was ihown In tha
wheat trsda generally Tneaday. iJeerpaol came
with a eHMtnc adrsnea of Se to 4o dt basbei,
and this ia turn affected the option market at
Chicago aad aash wheat in the midwest. Lo
cally there was improved buying end bidding
at oountry points, with soma offering 2e ad
vance arer ta previous asy.
Ilour market is rather unsteady, bat no
pries changes were sanounced. kiillstuff aad
aav ara tonnhanaed.
WHEAT rauh. 11.91 : Blnastem andBsart,
$1.10: Bed Bussan. $1.01; Turkey Bed. $1,08
01.09.
FIX) CTR Sening prices, mm doer: Patent,
17.00: Willamette valley brands. $4.80; local.
straight. 11.40; bakers' hard wheat. 17.01
proavrs omeaicm, a v. 09; ouou tucj. f.oni
grahim. 15.61); whole wheat. 15.80; montane
spring wheat, patent. $7.40 par bbL Prica
foe aity deUvtry lie extra, suburbaa 20e
extra.
HAT Bovine nriee for old crop: Wills:
ette tamothy. fancy. 812.00 11.00 per toa
Eaatera Oregou timothy, 819.00 per too
clover, 11O.0O0U.OO; straw, 18.0007.00
alfalfa afla.OO as 1S.S0 tier ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta
7e: domestic, 7e ia earksid lots, lest amounts
higher. -.
MIUTUrFS Millrun at am, sack ad, toa
Iota I2E0O; earlosds. 120.00. - .
OATaWPec ton. buying price: read, $28.10
0 27.60. "
B-ABLET Buying prica'. Feed, $23,000
24 00: hrewinc. 12f.E0.
8KED Buying price: Bed clover, 110
IS.' liVe '1e- vetfh. le lb.
FXE D8TTJFT8 T. O. B. mills: BoUed bar-
lev. 134.00 e 38.00: whole aariey. 331.00
alfalfa meaL 339. 09; coronal meal, za.uu
cracked com. 139.00; whole corn, 138.00 pel
tnm- .w. nata. US. 00: rolled cata. 938.00
chicken wheat, $48.00: scratch ful. $47.00.
Msrebsata Exchance bids:
WHEAT
November. December,
Ixnr. Close.
103 104 H
10814 109
48H 484
82 H 82
82H 8tH
37 H 37 H
rnal atlMi: fna.
rent refatpu. 47 0 4e doa I eandled, selUag
price. $7039) doai lalact, 0iJq doa.;
pullta. 4S04to d..; steraae, 3742e doa.
Association rioes: be Wet. Ua
daa.1 finta, 17 doa.) pulleta. 46s doa.: nee.
, l"c da : htuiMrv storage. 4 On dog
I.II N lilt 1.1 Kl
(husry. . ..
14U '
May.
832
893
730
779
982
13
740
771
8. h"t
a . . ....
tARD -882
847
93. 929
I . BIBB
J sr. nary. . .. 740 ' 749
May 772 771
Caah wheat: No. 8 red, 11.13: No. 8 bard.
11.04 H: No. 4 mixed. 97e. Com: No. 2
mixed. 48He; No. 1 yellow, 48a; No. 2, 4TH
0 41c; No. 3 white, 44 He. New earn: No. 8,
miTM i I a i I L a;A O -1 . a . T. . iA
3, 4SH 044He; No. 3 white. 43H43e;
No. 4, 43 H 043 He. Osta: No. 1 white, old.
i!SN''i,3. 86c; No. 8, 33 014c, Bye:
Na .2. 7$ He.
ONION
CROP NOW SOLD
If era- than 250 carloads of Orecoa onions
out ef a total crop that will net go much above
400 xiarieeda have bees sold. Latest reports
Indicate dotal boldinga inside and out ef the as
sociation ara IBS can. This is tor Western
Oregon is lone. i.
AccoMine, 'to announcement made by w. I.
8wank, general sailing repreaentativa of tha Con
tederated -: Onion li rowers' aasacistkin, there is
Practically bo, srtivity in tha onion market at
we moment, but nnces here are unchanced.
"Onion crowera hare aireadv aold anch a lib
eral percentage of their rrop' aaya Ur. Swank,
tnat tnay gra not oueruig more tban nominal
iota. Most or them are boxy wtth their farm
work and aome are taking care at tha shipment
of stock prarionsly sold.
vrmie tnera is at thta Bma fent btue eemane
for carload lota of emons. there is Ukewise little
orienng. tmpply and demand, therefore, are
about equal at the moment."
hales to jobbers m leading mukaU:
- Wa&hilurteT Demand alow, movement draccv.
Ohioe and Xew Torks, 100-lb. sacks, yellow
arvrnes. A. ID ltd t.it mBfliuaa1. amall.
88.23 0 3.50. .
t bicago Demand and merriuent slow. Csli-
lomtaa. lOO-Ib. saeka. Anstralian Browns. No 1
aa.aasaa.z3; sallow and white vanatiea, No. 1,
$4.59 0 5.00. Middle westerns, 100-lb. sacks,
red aad white varieties, Na. 1. small to medium
size. 33.75 04.00. Colorsdos. 100-lb. sacks.
yeuow vanauea. No. 1. 85.00 a 3.25.
Cincinnati Supplies liberal. Demand and
movement light. Tee few salsa to establish
market.
aansaa oty Boot) lies liberal. Demand and
movement good, market stesdy. lowsa, sacked,
per ewt.. Red Globes, small to medium sine,
l.Ts. Westerns, sacked, per cwt. Bed Globes,
medium to large size, $3.50; Tellow and White
Globes, medium to large aixe. 85.00.
Minneanohs SuDolica moderate. Demand
and movement moderate. Weaning tons, sacked,
per cwt. yellow rarieties, No. 1, 85.00. Cali
fomias, sacked, per cwt. Australian Browne. No.
1, 84.7. "
New York Demand limited, nwvement lilht.
partly aooount weather. Middle westerners, 100
Ib. sacks, yellow varieties. No. 1. 33 50 0 5.75;
poorer low aa $5.00; white varieties. No. 1.
beat, few sales 18.5000.75 poorer low as
36.00. Naw Torks, Orange county holdovers,
100-lb. sacks, red varieties, No. 1. bast. $5.00
0 5.25; poorer sow as 84.50.
Philadelphia Demand and movement moder
ate. New Torks, 10.1b. sacks, yellow varieties.
No; 1, modi am elscl mostly $5.00; No. 2, $2.00
02.50. Spanish Vsienciaa. case, $3,00 0
8.25. -
St. Louis Demand and movement very light,
market dull. California, sacked, per ewt.. white
varieties, No, 1, $5.75; others, toe few sales to
establish market.
fit. Paul Supplies liberal. Demand and
movement light Caofomiaa, sacked, per cwt.,
Australian, Browns, No. 1. $5.00. Washingtom,
sacked, per cwt,. yellow varieties. No. 1. 84.75.
Boston Demand end movement slow, market
dull. C aliform aa, 100-lb. sacks, Australian
tfrowaa. No. 1, 43.50.
CATTLE ALONE III
LOCAL STOCKYARDS
TUESDAY LITE STOCK TRADE
Hoa-a. Steers. Lambs.
Portland
Chieago
Cleveland
Omaha ..
Dearer .......
Kansas ICty -..
Saa Fraseisco.
Seattle .......
7A
.?
7Ji
8.98 -TJ9
)
18.98
t.i
4U9
lt.H
I".
Mi
$74
8.19
8.3$
Mi
8-8
. 7.78
BALLAST TEST OF
DRYDOCK IS BEING
MADE BY EHGIHEER
' tides at Astoria Wedsesdsy
S :n av m.T feet I 3:83 av m. 2.1 feet
8 :$ p. in. 8.7 feet ) 8 :! p. ra. Al feet
Seaside High water 9 minutes earlier
Seaside Lioay eratsr 21 minatea earlier
- PORTLAND LIVESTOCK BPN
Hogs. Cattle. Calrea. Sheep, Can.
luesuay ...... .... . e ..; . .
Week sgo .... ... 223
2 weeks ago... ... 28 . 1
4 weeks aco... ... 27 . - 1574...- 11
Tear age .... ... ' 84 89 237 " I
2 yearn age.. . 1 None- i I .
8 years ago.. 171 89 52 ' 8
4. years ago,.. . 133 22 40 ' 449 .-; 8
Two loads of cattle formed -total saw arrivals
at North Portland Tuesday. All Unas Indirated
a steady tone.
Cattle were the only carload arrivals at North
Portland Tuesday. Only a small supply of fresh
stuff put In appearance in these a liars. Demaad
appeared steady with former prices f r-titV
General cetue market range:.
Choice teem t S fSSS aa
Medium ta good steers. ...... aw4. 73 0 8.73
Fair to medium steers ...... 4.710 8.28
Common to fair steers 8.710 4.78
Choice cows and heifers 4.39 0 8.00
Medium to good cows and heifers 4.00 0 4.50
Fair to medium cows and heifers B.50 49 4.00
Common ta fair cows and heifers 2.75 0 8. B0
Big Movement of
Apples Is Shown
. From Northwest
DAIBT
COAST
.Ulna wrina If.. V
2702e; bght bena. 1 7 0 1 8a ; prince. wa
lb : araalaisw 28e la.; old rooatera. lOe lb.;
turkeys, dremed, 430$3e Ib.; ducks, 3O02e
Prate) Vseeublaa end rrvH
FBEMTt ITirrTR Oitseis, 86.38 0 8 80
SI bananas. ISIUi In.. lamma. 1191a
7 0 easw: crapafrnlt. florida. $8.00 0 7.00;
awarhae, 1100 01.13.
HlCHIKa -rsanerriaa, local. 88.00 0 8.73
b"i Kaateril, $31.00 per barrel; huckleberries.
13 014a.
finucD mnr Dai. i Timers., r.t.
$4 23 per bci flea, 81.4808.83 per awe;
pranaa, 7s and 80a, 80-lb. boa. 7 He lb.
fiMtONS Hailing sriee te retallera: Lena,
84 780 3 80; anrtng price, 88.7104.08 eaun
krrt eavHe. 19 0 l3e lb-; gveea ealoaa, 49a
rOTATVI "eSLag price te patallen.! Ove-
riei faery, 9 3 90 eewtal : bnying Triew eooatry,
1.78 tr rental; Takima bi-a. 3J.25 rental
. VBOfcTASUM SBtng keaaa.. I8e lai
Wa, .ll M sawk; eebaaew 1 W 0 2e la.; ear
mte. 11.30 earki evtery, 80 0 75a doa.: eca
pmw 1.1a lb.; letuce. 73e doa. 1 parsnips,
12.80' saeki fe pepfwrs, lOe lb j tarns,
anaa, Ovveml 80M73e hot: California, 32.80
esgno lust awmiAin. llHa a... eauati.
2 3 He lb r Wfevaish. 13a Tt :
IV; srtieaokes, $1. de( asrUlO
31.11 doa.
A PPL1CA -BpitsaniBerg. evtra faney.
1173; faaay. 4 tMr, 12.30) ehesee.
89.ee.
A PPLE Winter Bsaaaaa, evtra
4 wet. 93 3808 89; (saey, 4-kWr.
ehasrw. 4 tier. $173.
arPUCa, OrUeya, aertra fewer,
99 4 iaaay, 4-tier. $3.99; ehaios.
ArrTX" Jansthaaa aad epitseaburga.
wvareM, 91.78.
frUGftV Daawiow. ewtra ranee. 4 -tier.
8 3 SO i lease, 4 tier. $133; choice, , 4 -Lev,
88 X
A J'lT JW Oaoktne ateek . 7 3a a) 11. SO kna.
Twenty-five aente off all above an 119 aad
198 aa is eu an iia sad tmallrr.
PRODUCE OP THE
8 an Franclaoa arkat
8aa Fraaeiace, Nov. 8. Butter: Extras. BOe;
prime first. 48e Pints. 40 He.
r-gga-wKxirse aac; extra tints. SOe; extra
pulleta. 81 Ha; extra first pullsts. lie: under-
Cats fancy, tie; Urate,
uea pnuets, 44 He.
c iieese California
34a
Las aaaelaa BMai
Los Angeles. Nor. i. U N. B) Batter
62c; ease count, 57e; pul-
Per Dound. lie.
Egae Extras.
1 .a.
sw V oc
Poultry Urns, 25 0 82c; kroOem. 49c; fry
i, SOe,
. . Seattle Market
Bak ti. tS ..W w. a a,
",-'- . " -"" L 0. ... o. j r.gxs.
Seleet raach, 80 0 12c; poCeta. 43 0 4 Sc.
riauar i ny creamery. 4Se: bricks. 4Te.
Oiei Oreaon trlnlata. 24at2Se- Tan,
Asasrloas, 80c
spenuts, le
8040
4-Bef,
4-ttar,
finer.
13.60;
4 -tier,
4-Uer,
aa-
- COTJfTTtT W3UT4 fWOIae prVeer Ceantry
pews 31 mil He lev. far btuekm about
)!1 to 139 la., heavr rruft hwei veal. tan.
abnnt 99 to 106 rha.. I$0l3o lb., heavy
inn ia; eprmg Mmna, I i er lee m.
. aMOKETt bf BATS llama. , 27 0 36e- Tb.
areakfaea bee. 33 0 43a Ib.
laUVaewJe raadered, 13 He Ib. Ueree
ba.i, eoennnw'vl, 14a.
PACKINU-lloCaB KXAT8 8te-r beef. 13e;
Bailees, .let ee-sa. lOej mmba, 13 013a
Pkw aad awnwinab'
mKSTf riWI "ilT-rvldaa, 8e: halibut. IS
0tOe atawtanaw 170 lit fh. black ant, 10
He hvl is-lbv, baaket krpparvd eod. 33-3$;
sne e-l aa.
rrriTTRe Kvn, t
$3 00 aaJ., 81.49 1;
assail 11.89 eoa,
Maes, Mraat' ana) Mhvaa
. rtore im met, etaeter. 89 0 33e Tfc.
HUK Tairrttna, JOe; klna, 10 9c
bWw. I4; aalted. 304 Ik. ,
ktMUin Nevniaal. ta lb. "4
TAIAJiW AD CREASE Na. X taflew,
8: Kiav 9. Se. . ' .. '
Ckm-iRA BABEBew. Be; eld, BHeTa.
rM. Willamette vallaav eearsm 19e
aaja, ISet fina, 0p . n I Eaatera . Ovasjoay-
IIWM aa ST VV M ,4 4, .a
t. 94 99l OlyrnnU.
crabe, large 13.71.
wbtta. Sr. IK: at rye white.
lima. 79; payee, 8 Ha;
BEAMS Small
let sank. 6Hfl
le a a.
. rrrvtrv Case. 89.98 0 6 89
BlCaV-Japsa style. No. 1. So; Blue Bore,
4 i i"ew i meene sean. F If.
COflXT Rossi ad. 1IH0I9V la
Tf Traavaa. H S. 190a. 613 89
I b a, 817 91: table dairy, 80s. 63T.10: balee.
POTATOES ' ALONO THE COAST
eaa rroMtsse MarSat
naa aneiro. Nov. S. ITf. P l ru
Rivers. $3.33 0 3.B0; Balinas. 11.73; Oregon
Burbanks, $3.610 3.71.
tinwas cryital VTsx. $8,000; brews, $4.90
apa.se.
Lea Aacalas. Nov. 8, . il N a
Luga, mostly, $1.000 1.25: Stockton Burbanks
best, $2.7808 00; Merer. $3.0003.60) Idaho
nmmmm, aj.evws.ea; easmg stock. 33.110
3.35; rurela. 62.8508.40. .
Saattie Market
SeatOe, Nov. L N. B.) Onnmg:' ora,
gva, a w ay ee.
retatoea XaMsu Gems, $38 0 40 ton.
sflsaesponi.Dslsta Flax
Palota. Nee. R 1 1 K i in,., w
b' 81 88: Daoemowr. 61.88; Jaauary. 81.88 Hi
. . - i uvw aoni emve. ai.ap as l.Kl a..
Mlneaarauia. Nov. 8. (I. N. 8.) NovwVbir
81.80; Iecember. 31.80 H; January, 3f.82i
May. $1.87; track aad arrive. 81.78H 01 83H.
ArfiaUss Wbeat Lower
aires. Argentine, Nov. 8 Wheat
67e. dowa 3a. . "
aJr7,rmb,a- 1 e' De
aember. 60H, a 24 bigker.
'Baa Fraaelaee Daeemaer Banev
Baa Praaclseo, . Now. 6 Barley closed De
eembef, $1.26 H bid; Iter, $1.13 bid. $11.39
L. Wi"iPf WlesA OpUoss
Wtateipas. Naa, 6 Wheat:
fWember . $l0s
Hard white $ 102 $ 1.02
Soft white 1.01 1.01
White club J-01 1.01
FEED OATS -
No. 8 white feed $27.00 $27.00
No. 2 gray 26.00 26.00
AXERICAK HTE8T0CK PRICES
Chleaee Hogs 37.85
Camsce, Nov. 8. (L N. 8.) Hoes Re
eeipta, 47,000; meeOy 88 040s lower. Bulk,
$6 83 07.25; top, $7.85; heavy weight. $7.00
07.23; medium weight. 37.0007.25; light
weight. 87.00 07.20; light lights, $7,10 0
7.80; heavy packing sows, smooth.. 66.40 0
8.90; packing. sows, rough, $0.13 06.60; pigs,
37.80 0 8.10.
Cattle Receipts, 14,000; best light and me
dium steers steady; others dulL Beef steers
m.AijM mmA wm. an nn A 19. on ? mHma and
'good. $8.15010.23; good and choice, 19.50 (aP
12.00; common, snd medium, 83. 0009. 80.
Butcher eettie Heifers, $3.83 08.50; cows.
88.50 06.50; bulls, $3.10 06.25. Canaan and
cutters Cows snd heifers, $2.50 0 8.50; tanner
steers. 93.00 04.00; veal calves (light and
handy waightt). 37.25 0 10.75; feeder steam.
35.OO0T.uo; stocaer steers, s-saeya-iwi
Mocker eows and heifers, $3.00 0 5.25.
fi heap -Receipts, le.oou; very slow ana gen
erally steady. Lambs (84 lbs. down), 88.00
sf p. to; tamos, cuus ana ccsnmon, .vww
7 IS: vearlina wethers. 83.5007.50; ewes,
$2.60 04.78; awes, hulls and common, $1,50 0
2.50; feeder lambs, $7.00 08.00,
Cleveland Haas II.it
Cleveland Ohio Nov. 8. (L N. S.) For
tha firat time since 1916 hogs sold below $8
at the Cleveland stockyards today. Mast grades
were offered at 37.75.
San Francisco noes pi.u
Ran Francisco. Nov. 8. (U. P.)
Om fed steers Jfo, 1. 6 0 6He: second quality.
40 5e: cowi and heifers, 4e3e;
calves, lightweight, 7 0 3c; calves, heavy, 8 H 0
sa
Bheec Lavmba. I wTke; wetcen. tsetse;
ewes. 2H 03HO.
ilogs Hard gram tea, weigning
pounds, 10e; over 800, 8c.
omane Hess S7.zs
South Omaha. Nov. 8. (I. N. 8 b CstUe:
Beceipta 7800. Beef steers, steady; she stock
slow; balls and teals steady to weak; stackers
and leaders, steady to weak.
Hoes Receipts 5500; 18 0 ZDS sower; mostly
2Se lower; bulk, 86.00 0 7.00; top, 87.25.
Sheep Receipts SOOO; all cJsases steady; lea
lambs. 18.60; light ewes. $4.25; best feeding
lambs, $7.80.
a, ansae city nee 7jo
Kansas City, Mo.. Nov. 6. (L N. S )
Cattle Jteceipts 14.000. DulL Steers, 38.00
0 9.36; cows and heifers. 13.0005.25; stock-era-
and feeders. $J.50.50; Cairo. $8.50
10.00.
Uogs Receipts 12.000- dull Bulk of sales
36.78 07.18: top. 17.20; heavies. 39.75 0
7.15; lights. 86.76 0 7.20.
Bhaep Beceipta 8000. Market dull. Me
drums. $6.75 0 7.20; lambs. $S.8Q08.S5; awes,
$4.00 0 4.80.
Denver Hoes 88.00
Deaver. Colo. Nov. 6. Cattle Recaista.
$00; weak. 8 teen, $3.00 07.00: cows and
heifers, 38.7803.00; stockrrs and feedara,
34.8O06.OOi calves, 85.5009.00.
Bogs Beceipta, 1200: 15e to 25c leweg.
TOO. 88.001 bulk. 87.00 0 8.00.
Sheep Receipts, 18.000; strong. Lambs,
$7.500 8.33; ewes. 82.50 0 4.25; feed lis.
8T.UV08.OO.
Seattle Meat S9A0
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 8. Hoes Rereinte 141.
steady. -Prime lights, 89.00 0 9.50: rough
beanes, s9.ousre.eu; ameota naaviaa, 37.000
T.80: Pica. $8.00 09.00.
Cattle Receipts 434. stead. Prima steers,
64U0 0 8.23: common to cood. 84.00 0 3.00:
medium to choice, 88.00 06.00; smooth beavtea,
$7.0007.80; pigs. $8.0006.00.
Cattle Receipts 484, steady. Prime steers.
$6.00 06,25: eemmoa to good. 34.00 0 8.00:
medium to choice, $5.00 0 6.00 1 beet eows and
aeireva, aa.xsey a.ia; eomaaoa to goaoL SZ.SO0
8.50; medium to choice. 83.80 04.00; prune
um muves, aa.uvayv.vu; aeavy eaivaa. ea.uo
mi. on: Buus. 1s.ouse4.uo.
Sheep Receipts I960, steady. Tearlmgs,
14 00 5.00; . wethers, 38.50 0 4.80; ewes.
38.00 0 8.00: prime tight Iambs. $6.0006.50;
vuu asmBOj aa.aveya.ov.
Oregon shipped mora carloads of apples Sun
day than tny other state, with a total of 19
un Saturday Oregon shipped a total ef 110
cars, which was the greatest in the country wiht
the exception of Washington, which sent .forth
875 oars that day.
Primary centers of the Pacific Northwest ara
noi uoing sunvuent business at this time to
form a Quotation basis, while a moderate demand
a suu.n in iesoing locoing centers.
vocally too market' is being overfilled with
stock purchased by Eastern interests which is too
npe ior a longer journey. Prices here continue
wear.
Jobbing centers reported:
. ptuiadelpbia BS ears on track, including
broken: demand and movement moderate; mar
ket slightly weaker. Washington Jonathans,
Xi medium to large, $2.85 0 2-60; fancy all
sixes, $2.25 02.50; Steymss, XT, medium to
large, 32.05 0 8.00 -Bpitzenburgs. XT, medium.
32.80 0 2.63. ,
Chicago 225 ears en track ; demand and
movement moderate; market steady. Washing.
ion ueucious. 2Lt, large, 33.75 04.23; me
dium. 33.BO03.75: fancy, large, 83.15 0 4.00
medium, 83.25 0 3.50. Jonathans XF, large,
19 R0e22 IS: vnaHlnwi I'jMai! R
Xi. Luxe. $2.75 02.85; medium, $2,25 0
2.50.
Kansas City 1 00 cam on track, including
broken; supplies heavy; demand and movement
moaerate: market weak. Washington Delicious,
XT, medium ta large. $4.50. Jonathans. XF,
medium, $3.00 0 3.10; fancy, medium. $2,75 0
3.00.
Pittsburg; 173 cars on tree, including
broken; supplies kwsvy; demand and movement
How; market steady. , Washington Jonathans,
XF, small, $2.000 2.25; medium to Urge.
az.zstg z.7 3; lew very large, ss.UU0S.zs.
St. Louia 112 cars on track, including
broken supplies liberal; demand and movement
mooersie; meraet stesay. wasiungtoo n
dram to large Jonathans, IF, 33.00; few 33.25
C grade. 32.85 0 2.50. Peticmus, XF, $4.25
C grade, 33.25.
Boston 41 cars on track, including broken
demand and movement slow; market steady
W aahington Delirious. Xi, medium to very
large, 34.00 0 5.00. Staymana, XF. medium to
large, $2.30 03.00. Jonathans, XF, medium to
large, from cold storage, 82.73 0 8.00.
New 1 ork Supplies heavy, demand and
movement limited: market dull. N. T. Jon
athans, XF, medium to large, 4)2.23 0 2.50;
very Urge, $2.80; amsll mostly $2.00; fancy,
medium to Urge, $2.25 0 2.85; C grade, all
rises, $2.00 0 2.15;. Rome and Spitaenburgs,
XF, medium to Urge. $2.5002.75; few 83.00;
few vary large high as 30.2a; email moauy
82.25; fancy, medium to Urge. 32.25 2.40 Va
few $2.50; smalls $2.000210; C grade, all
nises. $2.00 0 2.25! few very large high as
82.40. Delicious, XF, medium to large,B.aO
3.75: few very Urge high as 84.00: small
mostly $3.00 0 3.23; combination fancy and C,
ear run. $2.25. Saymans, XF, medium to Urge,
$3.50 0 2.63; fancy, medium to Urge, 52.13 0
2.35; C grade, car run, 32.00. Montana Me
Inteeh, fancy, small to medium, 32.80 0 3.00;
overripe low aa 82.10; combination XF and F,
snul) to medium, $2.400 2-75; few very small
lew al $2.00; jumble pack. $1 0; as $2.10;
combination XF snd'F, small to medium, $2.40
02.75: few very small low as fZ.OU; Jumble
pack. 31.90.
1.500 2.75
2.75 0 8.78
4.50(a) 5 00
3.73 0 4.50
8.50 0 9.00
8.00 0 8.50
6.00 0 8.00
5.00 0 6.00
, .$ 9.259 9.75
. 8.75 0 9.00
.. 7.00 0 8.00
,. 6.00 0 7.25
9.00 0 9.5f
.. 8.25 0 9 7$
4.00 0 -25
Chief Kna-lneer 5. B. Heererdt aad
First Assistant A. H. Abel of the dock
commission are malting- the first ballast
test of tha dry dock this afternoon. The
principal teat is beinr made on pon
toon No, V on which 1100 tons of bal
last haa been placed. The raeHminary
test ia for. the purpose of tletermlnlas;
the proper displacement. .
' 'Whether more or less ballast will bo
raqr-rred for the final turn-over will de
pend en the observations today.- The
specifications called ior . 2090 tons per
pontoon but for the purpose of first test
only 1800 were used and Hegardt ia in
clined to believe that, this will nearly
hit the mark. - . .
When ballastinE f tha five pontoens
haa been completed, which will be the
latter part of the week, the dock will
be otwn for business. The structure con
sists of fiver pontoons of 3000 tons Uft
lnc capacity each, making: a total dock
capacity ef 15,000 tons. Each pontoon
ia equipped with two 11 Inch pump.
When in operation tha entire 'dock can
be emptied In less than SO miauLeav-
Canners
Bulls
Choice feeders
Fair to good feeders .........
Choice dairy calves .........
Prime light calves
Medium light calves
Heavy calves ; .
Has Supplies Absent
No carloads ef hoes earme forward to North
Portland Tuesday. Demaad indicated a nom
inally stesdy tone, with prices unchanged gen
General hoc market ranee:
Prima light
Smooth heavy. 230-300 lbs. ,
Smooth heavy, 800 lba. up....
Rough heavy ..............
Pat pigs .
Feeder pin
Stags
Sheep Rise Nominal
With a lack ef fresh nfferhua. Tnaadav'a
sheep sad lamb market at North Portland was
nominally steady, with former nneaa eenerallv
eon tinned.
General ' theeD and lamh vnarket ranee:
East of the mountain lambs 98.5007.00
Beet valley Umbs 6.00 0 6.60
Fair to good Umbs 5.00 0 3.50
Cull Umke . 8.00 0 4.00
Feeder lambs 4.50 0 5.06
Light yearlings 4.50 0 5.00
Heavy yearlings 8.50 04.60
l.ieht wethers 3.50 0 4.50
Hear wethers 2.60 fa) 3.50
Ewes 1.00 0 8.85
Monday arterviem Bale
No. At. lbs Price No. At. lbs. Price
STEERS
11 . .
10. .
6. .
16. .
22. .
7. .
2. .
9. .
'8. .
14 . .
17. .
21..
9. .
8..
8. .
4 . .
IS PS5 3 5.35
12 940 5.75
m SO 10R3 6 00
" f 1056 4.78
49, . . . 917 1.00
2 1070 1.50
6,... 1140 5.25
5.... 936 8.23
23 94 5 5.50
8 770 5.50
9. ...1087 5.83
8. . . .1050 5.00
11 821 5.25
7 844 5 00
1023 5.50
17 S5 5.85
51 1064 5.50
6 943 5 25
3 1066 4 75
3 1050 5 75
14 1262 5.50
4 1133 5.85
2 1035 6.50
3 1140 8.00
2 1045 800
13. . . .1177 6.50
6. ...1191 R.85
7 1135 5.85
10 974 5.28
3 1080 -5.25
IS. ,
8. ,
28. .
33.
. 954 :
.1001
, . 948
, . 895
, .1090
. . 670
, .1060
, .1177
. .1052
. .1091
. .1125
. .1160
. .1081
. ,1051
r. 928
. .1342
. . 893
. .1050
. .1088
. .1080
.1175
.1008
2. .1205
4 1170
2 1045
.1170
.1212
982
May
1.19
Close:
$104 H 1
109 H
- Hew Ten stariet Cloted
. Not. 8-MTJ. P.) The Raw
Jerk stock aioaaaea was eaased today, eleettoe
day.
1 Liverpool Wheal Hither
Liverpool, Nev. 8. Wheat alow 8 1 H 0 2d
bieberi eons H 0 Id bJche.
TURKEYS!
HOW TO GET BEST PRICES
. Laws panne edTtce to live aw this ewbfceefc --
Write aad teU ea aaaeber pom have 4ev ask-
Ur 0 CO.. 169 front 9V. Swrtisjas. tto.
' IS yeara eapeneaoa at your itiojaeal free.
-40;
hODA CBACKEXS ta buTk, p. -
NLTS Wslaate, 26 0 28e ft; aimoda. Jt
29: fllpeeu, 88 0 33e 1 Udk r taS; -a,;
aata. 100 lie; peoaea. lie; BraaUe, lie ,
- Bteev Pwint, QIU ;
aaam. IL96 ami. ;,
COAL OIL Petri se water white, in drams
'rb.'tf JH ler 84.; easea. lOe cal
uawu. a (row abav. :8c; eaaas. 88He
rrrr.- onRaaW. $1.89 ' V "
. t-' RPEN TINE Tajaks. $t fal..
61.18 Sal.
Head Lettsce Horeraeat
I Iwiston. Idaho. Nov. 8. -This week- fa
the aaoet setivs aver known la bead tettace ship
men ts. The crop haa advanced ao- rannilv ia
the last year that it may soon exceed the apple
arep ia varaa. - xna atupmoate tue aaaaea wul
eaceea io nenoasna
-Greoars and meroantfie estabnahmeats are la
teraated to ieara that the O-W. B. A N. will
marntaia a winter refrirerabon aervire from
Portland ' to Lewistoa effective November 7.
Twa ears each weak will leave Portland on Mam.
oay ana vrennnyiay, reapecuverjr.
V Cbleae Salry Prodaee
Chicago, Nee. 8 (L K. 8.) Batter Rs-eeipm-
9736 to be. Creamery, extra. 42c; firsts,
33 0410.' packing stock. 33036c
Kcga Baceipts 7446 eases: mtaoel lentous, JO
asazei avuiaary nrsra, 49 19 47c; firsts, 83 0
B5e; cbecka. 26 028c: dirties. 28 !
Chaeae Twiaa, new. 19 H 0 20 Ha: dakiea.
31H0 23He: Toung Americas, 2lHc; lent.
am, vn w , encs, 2 1 l ey aze.
Lire Pnnltiw. Tnrkeva Ale, .Iimm , -
anriacs. 24e; rooatera. 18 Hci saaaa.' 23e; duckai
Mlsaeapoiis Wheal OpMoBs
. sUDampclia, Nee. 8. Wheat:
". . a - Iwaa Sat.
x - Ha Clogs.
paeember, .....$1.11 $1.17 H $1.1 $
aw .......... a.ia . 1.1 e 1.18
" ? Chleare Petate Xarket
- Chicago. New. 8. L-N. 8.1 Potatoes
neoeipu ap ears. .".or. wtute, 61.76 03 00; Red
River Otuos, 8 1.69 0 l.aiTldahe rejects. 31. &S
San Fraaeisro Poultry Market
C -fi--4-- Ve S ( TT V I Pnnltr.
R rollers, 4O0BOe; Urge bens, 26 0 28c; docks,
10 022c
8aa 'Franeiseo Cash Barley
San FTanciseo. Nov. 8. :(TJ, P.) Barley
Spot feed, per cental, 11.20 01 25; shipping,
61.27 4 91.Ha.
Strawberries and
Violets ' Blooming
At Springfield, 111.
(By United News)
SprinKfield, DL, Nov. 8. Those pa
tients who are not too sick are eating
ripe strawberries and real sick ones have
fresh violets In their rooms at a local
hospital. The berries and flowers were
from tha srardeii surroundinr; the insti
tution. Exceptionally warm weather for
November is belns; experienced here.
, "Illinois has nothlnt oa Oregon." com
mented a Western Oregon outdoor en
thnsiast when shown the dispatch about
strawberries and violets bloomlnr at
Springfield. Ta enjoying; the finest
summer of my life this fan." ha said.
"Much of our fruit is still outdoors.
know at least one apple tree, that bora
twice this' year.- The blackberries ara
blooming a second time. The raspber
ries are sending- out tha bnda that ordi
narily would n"t appear until spring-. The
rosea are atlll bloomlnsr along with the
chrysanthemums. A coat, much less aa
overcoat, is superfluous while waUrins;
or worsinf ouuioors. ,-. . ,;
"By the way, did you learn the reason
the rest of the rosea were not planted
along "Sandy boulevard in making that
street The Rosewayr It wag simply
because the ap was still high and the
plants were trrdwing ao vigorously that
It wasn't considered safe to transplant
un xrom ine city nureeriea. -"Some
summer Weather this fall!"
25. .
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6. .
9. .
3. .
12. .
8. .
8. .
2. .
4. .
18.
12. .
13. .
4. .
8. .
2. .
2..
19. .
1..
8..
8..
26..
1 . .
1..
1. .
1 . .
1..
2. .
2. .
1..
2. .
.1008
.1115
. . 865
. .1020
. . 988
. .1043
. .1170
. .1146
4.1050
. .1080
. .1077
. . 773
. . 877
. . 806
. .1040
. . 823
.. 806
. .1225
.. 875
. . 290
.. 143
.. 888
. . 238
. . 150
. . 380
COWS
2.
4
8
3
13
3.50
4.83
4.25
4.60
3.25
4.50
4.65
4.25
4.50
4.00
4.00
4.M
4.25
8.00
4.25
3.60
3.50
4.50
4.80
CALVES
6.00
8.80
5. .
..
7. .
14..
28. .
22. .
17. .
4..
2. .
3. .
27. .
9..
8. .
8. .
3..
9k.
:
4..
10.,
. . 850
:. 928
. . 952
, . 960
. . 950
. . 983
. . 950
. . 8
, . 938
. . 975
.180S
. .1008
. .1140
. .1144
. . 958
. . 800
. , 970
. .1306
. . 803
..1038
..1174
5.00
7.25
10.00
7.00
31
7
26
8
1
8
10
12. . . .
23....
1....
i.; . .
i....
8
it8
17
1
1
3....
13
10
16....
60
84
7
8
1...,
3
1....
SO
40....
15
9
107
16...
43.
. 490 3 4.80 I 4.
.1710 4.25 I 1.
.1470 4.00 1.
..I860 S.OO 1.
,.1193 3.00 I X..
..1339 13.50 j 1,.
. issa s.so 1 .
8TAQ
.. 850 3 4.75 I
MIXED
. . 904 3 4.80 I 32.. .
. . 934 4.75 10. . ,
. . 719 4.00 I 25...
HtXJS
BULLS
2..
9....
25....
i . .
190
186
833
280
200
360
244 :
890
103
214
109
165
270
520
250
178
171
141
400
220
180
187
110
203
185
164
252
173
590
130
440
i 8.25-
8.50
0-75
9.73
9 50
8.50
8.78
8.00
9.25
9.75
10.00
9.85
8.50
8.00
9.75
9.75
9.50
9.50
v9.50
8.00
8.75
9 25
5.00
8.00
5.23
4.,
6..
- 7..
23. .
1. .
1..
3..
17. .
5..
4..
9. .
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2. .
10. .
10. .
7. .
21..
1..
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.1572
.1020
.1380
. 960
.1580
.1170
.1090
701 ;
918
675
333
178
185
127
250
3S0
395
320
160
210
112
280
247
240
850
122
222
878
293
241
284
187
180
240
890
5.35
5.60
5.35
8.25
6.00
4.75
6.25
5.75
4.50
5.8a
5.83
5.65
5.50J
S.OO
8.25
5.50
5.00
4.73
5 73
5.75
6.85
1.88
6.50
6.50
8.00
3.85
5.25
5.25
6.25
8.25
1 4.00
4.25
4.25
4.60
4.00
2.38
4.50
4.00
8.00
4.30
4.23
4.23
4.00
4.75
4.00
4.00
4.60
8.80
6.35
I 6.00
4.50
5.80
7.00
9.00
5.00
1 3.80
3.80
4.00
4.50
8.78
3.50
8.50
4.78
4.25
4.50
8.75
9.0w
9.75
9.50
7.00
7.50
6.25
8.75
9.25
9. 78
9.50
PEKMAXEXT EXPORT MABJtET
TERMED SEED OF . AMEBIC A
Washington. Nov. . TJhat the com
mercial future ef the United States de
pends upon a development of a perman
ent export market, and that the war
time foreign trade of this country was
artificial and is being rapidly lost, were
points brought out strikingly in an in
formal talk given at the United States
shipping board to a body of newspaper
representatives today.
The speaker. R. T. Merrill of the staff
of Vice President Smull of the Emer
gency Fleet corporation, and his subject
was one whleti was principally con
cerned with the weight and volume of
the commodities carried by water
rather than their value. To obtain these
figures the shlppitj board has been
obliged to gather original statistics
which were now in such shape as to
permit the accurate forecasting of ton
ne. Ere needs on vessel routes and to
maintain a sufficient 'number ef ship
ping board vessels in operation ade-
auately to supply those needs.
The major commodities from tne
standpoint of bulk. which go to make up
the world's . ocean traffic were briefly
summarised with their countries of
origin, their quantities and the plaoa and
amount,! of their consumption. Tne, p-'
sitlon of the United States with regard
to the essential raw materials such as
coal, petroleum, cotton, iron, copper,
wool and sulphur was more fully gone
into and the marvelous variety of our
natural resources which, with few excep
tions, would permit the country to be
almost self-sustaining, was clearly
demonstrated.
i - - - -
Lan-kenkaah, frees Portland, far New Tark aad
way porta. Arrived tr. I3dorede, frees New
Oriraaa. for Baa Kreartaro end Prtavad.
. Aeesrla. Nee. T. Arrived at 1 1 a. as. aaa4
left en at aaoe 8tr. Juias Laykaaoech. irosa
New I art aad way porta.
Seattle. Nee. 7. Arrived Br. pvaMa.
frees New Orlamaa ia Pnrtiaa Awfead Ur
Injerfiaid. trees Aa twerp, tor Portland. Arrived
Otr. tMaee. trees Norfolk, for PonUad. -
Saw! Padre. Ke. . Arrived 8 tr. Tessa.
aw new sera inv raiu.aa.
Betartaa. frees Portland, lee Para.
I an ate s a. Nor. 1. Arrlaavl rwu-4, ate
Ootsaarsuas. from Pr.rtw.ad, '
Elawrlck. Km. a lwiil strfHJ, .
Xante, f rasa Partlaad.
HaTl. Nev. V Arrlaad lenamaa ate Y
avarau nuea rwruaao. -
Nerik, Nee. 7. Arrived Brltiak etr. Co-
aegTan, irova reruaao. roe .anasr Kmcdeea.
. ?- - Arrived Bu. Westward Ho.
ivwna f veiling.
vawaa Ayree. rtow. 9. Arrived tr. Want
rivtna. irroaa reruaaa.
Ga, Bee. 7 iiUmm Bte. rrank C
Dmm. ler PartUnd.
. aLebe. Nov. SAirlied-sPuVcb Mr. Thkeaa-
ia, irewa a-wruaao.
ciaai Fraaeiacei. Nov." IninJ- a i
Baana,! Loa Aag ales. 11:49 a as.: Week His to.
NewnaaUe. 1 p. av; Admiral achlay. Los Ancles.
lM-r Oraya Harfer, 4:j. p. Preudeat.
mii vtj, .a e w. an.
Bailed: Baaa City. PavtUad. 12:38 B. as.
rrantua. AibioVL 1 n aa t I'hMmi. .l.
166 p. m. ; CetOe, Portland, 1:48 p. sa.: Weal
. eaaua, e p. av; lnea. wnua Harwar,
4 p. BVi Qeieaelt, Seattle. 4:39 B- sa.: Daaa
rutoasa. Colurama river. 141 p. av; Boertos
Aires. Biocaaoim. T:10 p. av; Oieum. PerUaad.
e'w m na.
eaa rrsnclaee, Nov.. 8 (L w. S ) Arvrved
teday:l Caaba. Grays Barber, 1 3:59 a. .;
ataaa. ooeoiuia. s:4l a ea.; Verbtdyk. Astoria,
: a avi ; Caepar. Caapar 63 a sa.; Sena,
br. Portland.. 9:2 a. av; Johaana Peaiaee, Aa-
w,, v.v w. m.
Bauaa today: - rreaeb alanmer WtMrinaaa
rviji pouna. i a. as.; amayw asaru Hewolulu.
Si SB.
Seattte. Wah. Nov 8 rr w at a.
nvea: i reevylvauaa. from Taeoma. 8 a. m
Tokvaima Maru. frees Taooeae. 8 a, as.; wl
ton, rrrwn Tscoraa, 1P:S0 a m. Safied: Ad
mini pewvy. for Baa Padvw. boob; Alameda.
iov oooinwesura Alaaaa. s:l a. m : Cordova.
or unaomra. via Ateona, z :o a. as. Arrived
Nov. 7 c Eastbolas, fraas British Cetambia. 19 a
Juneaavi freaa Tsanma. 4 :18 n i Km
tiiy. rrom laeoma. erze p. m ; Pleiades, rroea
wew imeana. via Portland. 4 p. an.: Chilrrwsck.
rrnm Blabber Say. 2 p. av; Pees, freaa British
u.ibbisa, s p. ra.
Abevdeea. Nor. 7 Arrived: frUnarannt
rroea Dan reorn. b:sp a. av Sanaa. Nov. 6.
ana, caw lu Fedre, i s. a; Baaata. far Mas
Padre. 8 w. sa. Arrival MhiM u.m rm
avoow, p. av
POSmOBS OF TESSELS
Kadae rvperts rveaa Worth
aincwa sa the fi ll i - a
November 7;
iiipi a. Baa rraaeiarw for Taaisoover
ef Sea rraneinM BahvAiia.
jeurei uoawrain. aaer.tle n
291 milaa from Beeitle.
Tra emits PorUsad foe Kan. rnaelaa ISA
bums soata er vspe nattery.
Waal Keats. Astoria far T ok shams. 1911
Head cvve- the
460
Baa rraa-
mOes
lAa
of Nerth Head.
Vega. PwrtUad foe
BsDea Oeas Oaluatbie river.
Tokahama, 417
DR. BRUMFIELD SCARRED
FROM SUICIDE ATTEMPT.
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A long scar ranging downward from
the right ear remains as mate e-ri-
deoce of the attrmpt by Dr. IUch'
ard M. Brnmneld. norarburg den-1
List, nndrr death arnteatce for the'
murder of Dennis Rtuawll, to end
his life. AiwMlier long soar on the
opposite side of. the throat still re--qnircs
bairKlugeav.
F.D. PARR SEVERS
s
CONNECTION VITH ;
PAH'CORICK
.
KEW PASSENGER SHED FOR
TEBMI5AL NO.-4 PROPOSED
Anticipating great advances in tha
passenger traffic out of Portland in the
near future and laying the foundation
for the heavy business that Is sure to be
In line for the 192S fair, the dock com
mission has plans for a new passenger
Shed at pier 1, terminal No. 4. The pas
senger terminal will be up to the mark I wj
in all modern eonstrueuon cor tne nan
dling of passengers.
At present -the only terminal handling
passengers is No. Z at tne root at bast
Washington street The Admiral line is
using this exclusively for coastwise
trade. With the new-almost assured al
lotment of combination passenger snd
freight steamships, the necessity for the
latest In passenger -accommodations is
apparent.
rase
Hokkaj If era ...... .Swansea Nov.
Cordova Honolulo ...... Nev.
Pilar Le Larrtnaga .... laaasinehaas .... Nov.
Roes City Ksa FYs a Nov. 9
Pvmnrrrnwtaa New Tark. Nov. 9
Admiral Era as ......Saa Eras No. 10
flawy Putnam Saa Prea Nev. 11
Cehie i ......Sea Prea Nev. 11
HMMoraa .Antwerp ate. II
Canada Aberdeen j- Nev. 12
Cape Hewry BaMaaere .....Nee. 13
Deerfield .....Seattle Nev. 12
Willhilo New Tork. Nov. 1 1
. rew Tore.. ... .Nov. 18
Reive Mara ........New Tark. Nov. 13
ROMs Asur new Terk. Nov. 14
West Hiaoa New' CaatU. .
Pallas i............. Baa was Airee.
Tari llara New Odeaas.
Coaxal Ormat
Chile i Antwerp . . . .
Acfwdale .New Of leans.
Holtrwoed ......... .an Praa. . .
RsBts Orus, ....West Coast... .
Wiwdsra ........... Seattle .
....New Orleaas...
Tsiksi Mara Kobe
K. L i Luckrabarh .... New Tark. Nov. 23
Nebraska ...Uverponl Nov. 28
Steel Ranger New Terk. Nev. 11
TeaaBi new Tore. Nov. 29
TS pnpojl preen Pertaaad
Tllllk Pee Date
Ceraeae . .8. r. and way.-. Nov. 9
.Nov. 13
.Nov. IB
.Nov. II
..Nov. 11
.Nov. 16
.Nov. IS
. .Nov. 19
..Now. 19
. .Nor. 29
. .Nov. "0
.Nov. 29
JULIA LUCKEXBACH SAILS
FOB EAST WITH FBEIGHT
I The steamship Julia Luckenbach of the
Luckenbach Steamship company. Inter
coastal, New York and Philadelphia.
Cleared this morning . eastbound with
miscellaneous cargo. The largest item
was 624 bales of Chinese wool for Phila
delphia. The balance consisted .of
canned fruit, canned fish, cascara, house
hold goods and plunder. Inbound the
Julia Luckenbach brought 200 tons of
general freight which, was discharged at I Tsxaa
terminal No. X.
Ronorrra Nev. le
fftlnn KaroM Va ia
Adas Mare Orfcrat Nov. 19
Nerwteb City Em rape Nov. 19
Kennerott Ma New Tark... . i .Nov. I S
Rose CHy ....Saa Praja Nov. 10
Binenaa mace . . .rsneut ........ .Nov. 1 2
Hainan Mara Orient Nov. 12
Ancoaaa ....Near Tar. Nov i
Eastrra runer N. mine, porta. .Nov. 12
Admiral Eva as S. Dteee A way. Nov. 12
anyo sisrw vslparalae Nov. 13
Penpwrranlaa ....... Rerorat ...... .fov. 18
CraissB Mara Eurene Nov. 11
Oeoreiaa Bahtb .....8aa Fraa Nov. 14
Retirement of Fred D. Parr, p real dent
of the Parr-McCormlck Steamship com
pany, has placed all matters under tha.
parent flag of the Charles R. afcCor '
mlck company, according to an an- -nancement
made yesterday afternoon
by C R. Albera, local agent for tha Me
Corsnlck line. Parr, It tg - understood,
will devote his time to the new Oakland .
terminal wnicn oears nts name.
Announcement was made last wwekr
that the Couch street dock holdings had
been transferred to Charles R. McCor-' '
mlck. but no indication was given then'
of the retirement of Parr from service,! -
Until the pre Bent time tha 4dcConnack
line and the Parr-AlcCorrotck company
were separate In only that the latter'
fti m handled nerth bound fretarht, -'
Three months are the McCormkck llrve,
began north bound traffic on Ita own;
account. Arrangemehts were made with
Aibers to act aa agaat and the use of
Ambers dock as a termlnaL- This ar-.'
rangement will still bold, although Couch
street will be need for the discharge of, .
certain commodities. t
The fleet of the Chsrles R. McCer-'
mlck Una wUl take tn tha two veasela.'
the Ge'oriina Rolph and the Annette
Rolph. formerly operated, by tha Pa
McCormick corapany. -
Depere .Vslparaiaa
Terry i . . Ofteat
Taaatarj Mara ......Orient
Twarwebrsae Mara . . . .Orwat
Katharine Park
Panamas
Hankow Mara ..
Celflo ,
.Nov. 18
..Nov. 14
. .Nov. 14
, .Nov. 14
. .Nov. is
..Nov. IB
. .Nev. 18
..Nov. 17
..Nov. 27
Kaiaa Mare . .
Aden kfaru . .
Reinaa Mara .
Eastern Sailor
leerea i ...... .
Norwich City .
Tonaa kfaru . .
Cralssa Mara
ALL ALONO THE WATEBEB05T
The Norwegian eteatnshlp Torrey, In
to tha Grav-Rosenbaum Grain company,
is on berth at terminal No. 4 and will
begin taking bulk wheat for Shanghai
at 8 o'clock Wednesday momlnir. With
fair weather In sight Engineer Hegardt wSkTXV
..i... T,.rit.,i-n A ,. nkii. n I n-'"arme l"ara
" .m..w.w,. --- r . i Kotyauor
wunM ine 9parauo4 ul li i w .
The steamship Curacao will sail for
San Francisco Wednesday afternoon- at
4 o'clock via Coos Bay and Kureka.
Merchants' Exchange reports today
show eight outbound vessels from Fort
land aa arrivine- at destination. They
are : Collegian -at Norfolk. Tjikembang
at Kobe. West Nomentum at Kobe.
Ootmarsum at Qaeenstown. Westward
Ho -at Antwern. Keats at Limerick.
Yonne Maru at Hull and the West Notus
at Buenos Aires.
Tamaam Mara .
Tsurnshima Mara
pianvnaa Prince .
Torry i
Curacao .
Kennevjott
Scottish Monarch
Julia Luckenbach
Anyo ilaru
Hoquiam ,
Santa Barbara .
eorciaa Rolph .
Ears do
...:.New Terk..
. . .Oviewt ,
8sa Pedre. .
Naw Terk. .
tea la Pert
Bertk
Tersamai No. 4
Astoria
it Helens
, Astoria
Nerth Rank
Nerth Sank
. . . , Terminal No. 4
Portland Flour Mills
Wet)eeeee.ee !f . IsevVfTa Co,
. . . . Pentnanla Lbr. So.
........ MMtgoaaery
...North Bank
............. Astoria
...... Terminal No. 4
...... Terminal No. 2
...... Terminal No. 1
i.-e -T Elevator
Assailant of Apple !
Man Is Bound Over ;
On Attack Charge;
Hood River. Or., Nov. I Al W. Bish-',
op, (2, was thia mornlrtg bound over to!
appear before the grand Jury on a
chartre of saaault with a daLnceroua .
weapon on A. W. Stone, manager of the
Apple Growers asaociation. Blabop, who. -vraa
hurt while-working for tha sseocls-
tion and needs aurgicaj treatment, aa-f
eerta that ba was unable to secure any
relief, although covered by accident In-,
suratee through the association, and.
he bad brooded over his condition antll'
Monday when, after aa argument with
Stone, he drew a big knife and attaefced
Storve. He was overpowered before he'
could inflict any Injury. Stone said that,
efforts had been made by the insurance'
company's attorneys to effect a settle-""-ment,
but. owing to a dispute with Bish-
op. settlement had been delayed. The
matter of adjustment waa entirely out of
the hands of himself or the sssoclatloa.
ha said.
Terminal No. 1
Temlasi No. 4
Aihera
For the best thesis on a scientific
subject written by a woman before the
end of tha year, a $1000 prise will be
awarded avt a Baltimore college for we
Astoria men. - - y
GRAIN MEN GCE8TS
Northwest grain growers, warehouse
men and elevator operators, who have
9-50 j been in conference at' the. Chamber ?
2 S2 I Commerce relative to wheat standards.
I . . r a - . tf t 1
were enuerxainen moiiaajr at i cruuuai
Na 4 by G. B. Hegardt -of the dock
commission.
7.75
9.73
10.00
9.00
7.00
8.75
8.28
9 25
8.00
9.00
6.23
73 6.00
80 5.54
61 6.28
98 8 8.85
No.
4.
1,.
3.
4.
t.i una
.. 62 8 4.00 I 222.
.. 77 6.50 j 11.
.. 87 6.00 I 100.
EWES
.. 142 3 2.75 234.
. . 103 2.60 I
TEARLtNGS
.. 180 8 4.50 I
- MIXED -.
oe 8 1.00 I -TUESDAY
MORNINOJ'8 SALI6
8TEE8S
At. Ibv Price. I . Ne. Ar. lbs, Prica.
. v e. m i
' COWS
BIO 4.75 S-...121S 8 4S0
HOCB
180 810.00 I 2.
16Q 9.00 I
180 819.00
Inquest on Death
Of Woman KiUed bv
Auto Will Be Held
-w-waaMMBwa t .
ab mqueet into the death of Mrs.
Fred W. Wright who was instantly
killed by an automobile driven by S. T.
White of Lafayette near ' Tigard Sun
day night, will be held Ur, Tigard -this
afternoon, according ta Miller dc Tracey.
who have charge of the funeral aYrange
menta. The coroner of Waahlna-nn
county "was in Portland Monday and
conferred with MlUer c TTecey.
Dr. Earl Smith, coroner of Multno
mah county, announced that an inquest
wul be held tonight In the case of Mrs.
Charles H. Spencer of Ltnntoo, who was
killed by. an automobile, near Llnnton
Saturday nla-ht. No trace of tha c" river
haa been found. . -s
BELEABED OK BOND
Tominoba Miyata, who was arreeted
on board tha eteamsnip uraisan Atsru
Saturday on tha charge of violation of
the national prohibition act, waa re
leased this morning on a 3500 bond, at
a hearing before Commissioner Fraaer. .
News of the Port"
... . ' i . . - Ji
from Baa
San
Arrivals Roe em bar S
Aaye Maru. Japanese steamer.
rreneiseo. ballast.
Hevnuaaa, AmarieaS ataaaar. fyora
Franeamo, ceaarai. -
Saa Barbara, American ataaacj. fma Baa
Pedro, for Westport, ballast.
MARINE ALMANAC -.
Weather at River's BVovth
North x Head. Not. 8. Coodioons at the
mouth of the river at noon: Baa smooth; wind
aorta, e aulas; weather cloudy.
Partlaad humidity st aooa. 82. '
DAILT KITES : READINGS
' 8 p. av,- Paclfie Time. j-
rmatiQa ...1 Si I 3.4'0.10.90 84 lj
Eugene,,,,. 19 1.4 00.00 58 46
Alheay 89 4.3 '-0.eo 62 '37
Salem 2a -0.4 -0.li0.02 61 36
Oregon City.. 12 8:0-1.810.00 ...
Portland ..; 13 1.6-9.110.00 91 47
() Eiee. ( FaB.
: aWTEm FOBECAST " V
The WOUmrtie river at Trwrtlaad win remain
arlr stationary duruur the seat tw ea tluee
daya, except as affected by the tula
AT- WOllDa FOBTB
Astoria, Nev. 8. Arrtwd at 7:1S aec left
ap at 9:30 av m.. Japanese atr. Anye Mara,
from Saa rrsneiaco. ' Arrived sad left Sp at 8
a- m. 8t Hoauiam. fraa .Baa Praartwe. Ar
rreed aad left up at 9 a. as. Btx. Saaia Barbara,
from Saw Pad re.
Take the
A
Scenic Shasta Route
TO
Sunny Southern
Through Sleeping Car Service
to
Sacrameato San Francisco
and .- ;.;
' Lo ngeles
. !:" , offers all the comfortj of mcera travel. '
Convenient" scBedules. ' cserviUoa cwr. tnd eicfiJlent ' meali ar.
,jther festures of the Sh3$ta.Routc t : : -
Winter Excunioa Tickets
ire on sale, it
Reduced Fare
For tickets and Information xsk A tents, or write
Pacific Lines
JOHN M." SCOTT. . J.
-. ; General Paiacnj-er Agent
, hae Parbav av va