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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 18. 1821.
OREGON GROWS FIRST CLASS PRODUCTS BUT TRADE IS NOT INFORMED
Edited by
Hrmtva H. Coben
LITTLE AGTIVnY
IN VHEAT MARKET
Loral Market on Nominal Baal
Exporter Want Supplied, Bat ot
IUtldln TJUch Egtoacix.
poTtD vnrr.kt trade
Hm irt Wait Hard Sorth, Red
Whit fW CTub. Wis. Spring. -"-
Monday.-. 01 10 lOO
TVMrtay. .
tTasaday.
rrtdsy. .
Saturday.
Mark MQ.
Tear ao.
lot
'let
102
iot
1H
It
101
it
100
ii
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101
-as
100
ioi
HO-
IOS
101
104
101
100
08
100
BUTTER VALUE IS
HOLDING STEADY
Practically No Local Change Is
Shown for Week Eggs Ruling
Easier In Southern Trade.
IN SWINE VALUES
Drop From High Point Is Host Se
vere In History of Trade Four
Wen Defined Morements. -
UO 150 147
Ma artrrit kUm ni show la the Jusel
wtiaet traita frrr tha weak. Nominal atsytatinn
vara bid on the PorUaJld Merc heat Kxraanga
hirtas tha asrtod and. whUa than appeased
awr desir ea tha part of buyers is take
Wild, price view wvre ant uch aa V Indue
aeaetry. a. I Use
laek af SrltUa aw-a- aa been Indicated
nrmdr awing tn tha faot that both ABstreh
and Cwiada vara offering at lower price.
Japan buyer, who a abort Una agn rwltehed
their baring in Canada beratis f tb krwer
prlca. deserted tha Domtubm trade weB
Australia sought basin at Waver value
In seme euartan thur arlling by Australia
la Jaravn a) beuav-4 to ba a mer bluff
the part af tha Japan, for tt ia know that
(fas AaatraJaaa trade baa not baan Inclined te
do bwttMas with tha Jscaa. Roma prof
t la hi sapnrt aropacaada ea the part
af v rtar Bar aav niderabt tasuug
ta Ml aa4 practically ao wheat aa rt pur
ckaaed to fill tt
Th eaaortar ba faaUa their way
la tha mart at tor ana day, bat ta data have
Bat b4 bisrh awuih ta ettrar mora than
a limited Bnnnt of country (ailing. Export j
prtraa ara balew what wbaat la uot4 at
hera and aapnrtara ara srffertng sever loss.
If te a baa ba any a chartering af
l ta aarry (rata ( rem bara to Europe
export bara avoreeded ta wHhAvolding such
inform artna froaa Tstrge a nasria reporter.
Practically all af tha tonnage luted k now
leaned wa.
Wbila tliara eoBtiua a drmand for oat
from amall nparaton, no actlrtty of not was
fcdiitad aitfaer tn aata er barlay during tha
waak. Day and mlll'aM trada wai noehanad;
tha fnnaar brtnc dull nd tha Utter atoady
riov talaat ahawad w (rnaral chanca for
tna waak.
AMOINTINI ONO" ATTRACTS
ArtaoUna to bow attrai'tini mora atUnbftn
iti ih araia tmta than for many moi.lhr
n hia baaaaw Amratiaa'a. barMt will begin
Imiit naoaaiSar 1. and. too, baeaofte tha wheat
mri'llM and raquiremBt of tha world arr
rut.h-r aaaa balanoad. Both tha axportakle
aurnhi fnna tha old arop of Argrntina and
tha proauaata for tba saw erop ara diaooawd
at n'lnually.
Tha ranalamg qoantlty of laat yaar! enp
that ia atatlabta for azport la a mattar ta
itiarata. BoaM prltita attimatn har piaead
tt aa low aa 7.000.0O0 to 10.000. 000 buabala.
Yat tha tntal gtaiUbl for export at th bt-
tr.t.nlng of tha fwon u aitiinated by memben
af taa grain trada at SO. 000.000 buohala. -mad
aannru to fw-tnbr 38 war 57.000.000 bunhala.
A raaaat affloial aatlnuta fmra Artrntina placed
tha raaaalatag exportabl turpi ai at 37.000,000
bo hale,
SMALL fXPORTS NOT fXPLAINID
Erar atnra tha laat ha mat In Argtotifia tha
aituaUon a raportrd from that country baa
baan difflraM to tmdemtaad. Ta begin with,
aithongh a bvrge quantity of wheat waa arailable
iar eiport. alilpasenta war very light during
tha rtrot four month of tha current ya. Thii
waa ant fully explained by tha tax difficultioa
taat obUinad at that time.
H'ti'n Uu at aueetion waa daflnltaly aetUed
a porta atil onntiauad amall for tha naat two
i af uira murtuia. i na
Butter valnaa wera aomewhat ataadiar ia tha
loea! terrtaory far tha week, with eleaaapa (as-
eaally ahowa for the batter clans atnek, alUkougn
bara and there an element of weaksaea waa in-
dicated. No change of conaequenca waa ahown
in either enbea or print in the local market or
territory for the week. Bulk of tha cub extra
ware aoid around 42c a pound for esantry make. '
whUa ia a liauted way aa of' crt ananof acture
en Bida mm buk mM a3e aithoach eitar Out
cwbee ware oliared do higher than that generally. ;
Meakneas developed tn tba Chicago trada dur
ing taa week and a lower range waa indicated
tfceee, with unreaaed offering ana a aunuar v
poaitinB waa abewn in tha New York trade. Coavat
mar tela sanerally held unchanged.
Naturallr. much intereat is taken by the
trada ia Ilia expected arriral of Auatraban and
Kew Zealand butter wtUun tna next lew day.
Preaent indit-alion ara that tha importer will
try ta bold Tiiuea, ' '
Sarlnar company had a wire from Rxa Fran
aieeo erhich aatd that 6500 cahea of SO raad
each of Australian butter were due there So-
lemkif 23 and that tha atnek waa guaranteed to
be fraah and ecore 03. It waa offered at 36c
a pound, Ixeigat and doty Paid. San Franciaco.
la additioa to thia lot, another lot is due De
cember 20 and some New Zealand butter i
due during thaakme month. Seattle and Taa
oouver. B. C., vlU likewise aacare colonial but
ter direct.
Hnf imt tf-nhee ruled for extra:
Port. (--hi. N. T. 8. 9.
43o 43o 48o f0o
48o 42e 60c
43e 41 He 47 COe
43e 42 He 46Ve 50o
Holiday
Monday . .
Tueeday . .
Wedamday
Thnnday
t-riday
Saturday .
J' rer. Sat.
I A
51c
51c
51c
61c
4 So
aa
48Se UHa...
44o 48c 50e
61c
51c
Jia market.
Storage Coo Weaken
Staraaa' ecea were' again weaker in the loral
territory and sales In.general were made at lib-
erall ataaded raiuea. Htorrge DoiOJngs au ajonx
the ooaat. ara much abera those of thia period
Tear aao. while the duality or toe atorx in
general ia not ao good because the bulk of the
pack waa put m earner tnan normal una season
This aVtirejvdon in atoru had no effect what-
aver nmn the fresh ecz situation here: in fact.
there wera adTancea M 2c u raiueia ana roe
's here during the period. Selects ana extra
were aachaagpd ia the local fresh egg market.
Krartinnal gain waa indicated for Cntcago rzs,
while New York held practically unchanged dur
ing the entire ueraod- San Francisco was
weaker and lower ana a ainuiar miauuu utrvci
aped in Southern California market.
Lcn ald lor select:
I -ore itm. n . x . a. ir. u. a.
Monday .... 2c (l4o 95c bno Bdc
Tuesday .... 6Se 65c . e5e 62c
Wednesday . . Via o&o vna oc
Tbaraday ... 611c bha 95e 63 Ho 60c
Friday Holiday
Saturday ... 2o 55o 95c ... 0c
Prar. Sat.... olio 640 vac 5
PACKERS SUPPORT
OF HOGS ENDING
Big Fellows no Longer Have Onch
on Midwest Stuff and Are Not
Hwldlng Values Aloft Here.
OREGON PRODUCTS
NOT ADVERTISED
No market.
Cheese Market Firmer
Continued great shortage of fresh cheese in
California created additional strength ia the
market there and forced further price adrancea
California continued to take all the fresh cheese
it could purchase in the Tillamook market and
report indicated that some slight premiums
were paid. Ia fact, the southern situation ia so
good that general forecasts are again out for a
ris In Tslue here.
Turkey Market I Weaker
turkey wants for early shipment were
below general expectations of the trade. Be
aalt waa that the northern buyers, who were
an emwlv ATarbiddinff one another in the Idah'
primary centers, hare found themselTes loaded
arlth hleh wired turkrrs and no buyers
nixht. Perhaps the moat depressing inllneare
i. tK. tH.t Cajteda is offerinx ta land No. 1
dressed turkeys on the coast at 86c per pound,
wish freight and duty paid, while the midwest
i reported offering at about the same price
Wida fhactnaliana in. tha uric of bor stuns
trie ramoeal. March. 1919, of the TJ. 8. food
adTJunietrattoa minimum guaranteed price of
X 17.50. Chicaen basis, and prusueeta of
sbundsnt corn croD. whirh must be atillsed by
feeding if il is to yield profitable returns, cause
toe SWina prouuoar VO K: ' xebex aiwauuu
than ever W-fnra to tha atudx of market atatiatics.
Aithouarh auch a atodr win act enable tba pro-
dtasar aa fnrer est nrica flnmiaHnaa fretn day to
day, l. ean be of muea anmrrtanrn m aetermmmg
price irenaa ana in planning operaaoma
InteUicentU.
A study of nriea data oeer a 2 0-year pertod
weeala that boar nficca hafe four well -defined
moTementa. Tba first is tha daily fluctuation due
to local causes and tha relation of supply to Im
mediate demand. This movement will not tie
aiaeassed cere. Tha second and third auorexaaat
occur annually, are wholly seasonal in character.
and are influenced by both supply and demand,
although supply is tha mora important factor.
Tha third movement is seas pronounced aa m
it pricea more within a narrower range than
tha second. The fourth, or major, price move
ment usually , requires fram three to fire years
to complete its cycle.
PRODUCTION METHODS CONTROL
MOVEMENTS
This diaruadoa it confined larrcly to the sec
ond and third movement, and the accompany
ing chart waa prepared Brunanlr ta anew aen-
niEehr how thev are eatabiisiied and the rela
tion between tneee movements ana tne volume
of receipt. The two movement are tha result
of the methods of breeding and production in
practice in the surplus hog producing state, and
sra roverned by tha fact that sows are brad to
farrow in tha spring and tall and that the great
e'. number of pigs are born in the spring months.
Tbeae pigs tiauaUy are realty lor maraec ana are
most eeonamieallv marketed for nork within
icht or nine months followine their birth. The
beary crop of spring pigs is marketed in the
winter months, while tna smaller supply oi uui
mm i. aent ta market in liar and June.
TDese prevailing metnoas oi precoma; ana;
marketing bogs usually result in tha two price
cycles each year. The lowest pricea are made
in the late fall and early winter months, October
to February, inclusive, when the spring pigs
ara marketed and the volume of receipt is
greatest. The highest pricea are reached usually
in the lata summer or early, fall, when receipts
are at the minim am, and the supply of choice,
lightweight hogs suitable for loin and baoon pur
poses is so small as to command a premium.
The third price movement estabashinc a com
plete cycle usually occur ia to earing months.
Prices rise as k result af the decrease in receipts
prior to the arrival of fall-bora pig at market
and go down while the ' movement of fall-born
Dim ia in progress. Prices in tha spring rise sel
dom reach the level attained ia the snbaequant
latit summer or early fail, and when they do it
is usually during a price dedin in tha major
cycle.
FIVE MAJOR MOVEMENTS IN CO YEARS
The fourth or ma tor price movement win onbr
be discussed briefly here. Apparently there have
been five of these - maior cycles since lHUu
I'ata are not available to show when the major
movement in progress ia 1901 began, bat in
January of that year orices were moving upward
for the weekly average roes from $5.05 tha first
week in January. 19U1. to ST. TV tna week
ending July 26. 1902. From tha latter date
there wsa a reaction to 14.28 tba week ending
November 28, 1903, when the first major cycle
waa eomuletad. Prices in the second major
Ode moved upward with the usual fluctuations
until a top ot ST. 10 was reached :or tne week
ending February 16, 1907. The financial de
pression in the latter part oi that year waa ei
rective in driving the average down to 34.31
lor the week ending February 18, 1VU8. when
the cycle waa completed. The npward move
ment in the third major cycle aent tha average
up to 310.88 during tha week ending April 2,
1910. The subsequent reaction culminated dur
ing the week ending May S, 1911. with the
average at $5.69. la the fourth major cycle
the average moved up to $9.40 the week ending
August 15, 1914. This movement poasiblr wa
aborted by the outoresx oi tne rJuropean war.
PORTLaVJfP WTESTOCX: BPS
Hog. Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Ca
Thia weak 24S 2174
Week aaro . . . 25TS 218
Two weAts ago. S197 3186
Four aaeiri ago 2344 1508
Tear ago. ... . 2501 3197
Tea years ago. 3110 3590
Three years ago 20 23tK(
Four years ago 6114 1320
16:
183
11'4
ito
616
142
77
S600
4187
6393
S327
6669
2165
2310
3450
146
141
179
133
170
138
ir,o
120
Name of State Should be Protnlrrenl
ly Displayed on Etctj Package of
Fruit That Sells.
STOCKS CLOSE AT
E
STRONG
R PRICES
Steel and Petroleum Shares Act
Somewhat Better In New York
New Highs for Movement.
Sort Portland reeeived 146 carloads af live
stock for tba week, osaaarad with 141 a weak
ago, 79 two week ago, and 170 cars a year
axo. Hon ruled weaker and lower: cattle
allowed a fractional gain, while sheep and lansas
remained stationery.
Further drop in taa pno of Bogs bare far
the week created much adverse comment among
shipper, but the fact remain mat comparatively
speaking, Portland is tha high hog market of tha
Pacific coast (men jard. in tact, campara
tively speaking, it ia tha highest hoc nsarket in
the United State. "
Bogs can still ba brought in from tha East
and Midwest at lower price than are named
for the homo product.' Thia is being taken ad
vantage of tr tne paexer generally, r or some
time past only tha big packers were ia A posi
tion to bring the lower priced Midwest hogs to
the Coast, but recently the smaller packer nude
suitable arrancementa and tha first arrivals ware
shown during tha week.
Big Packers Manipulate
Perhaps that is the big reasoa why the big
packers have heretofore rushed te til support
of Portland prices and paid ia isolated instance
much higher values than they were paying for
landing Midwest hogs here. At that time the
amall packer here were at the mercy of the
big fellows. They depended upon the local
supply for their itKTairementa. therefore the
purchase of a load or ao at high values by the
bis Deckers, forced the small fellows to follow
with extreme ficaraa. Naturally this removed
the small fellows so far as competition in the
aellinsr end of the market was concerned. They
wera helpless antil tber decides to oral nogs
from the Midwest themselves. This no soon
er transpired that the big fellows were no longer
rushing , to the support oi local values. roe
drop of $1-25 in the price therefore at North
Portland is by no means surprising.
General hog aoerke range:
Prime light $8. 50 8.75
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lbs. 7.25 8.25
Smooth heavy, SU0 lbs. op .259T.z
Rough heavy 5 006.76
Fat pigs 8.50(giS.75
Feeder pigs 8.75 9.00
4.00 o. TO
CfZJ
Cattle Market 8low
Notwithstanding the fact that a very small
volume of cattle sold at an advance of 25 cents
above last week oloatng figures, the North Port
land market in general was not as good as its
general quotation range would indicate. First
of all even with a amaller run than during the
previous week, there was no snap to tha trade
outside of the Monday session which appeared
to be mora ta aid tha livestock show her than
anything else.
Indicating that the market for cattle was Sot
nearly as it pretended to be was the fact that a
shipment of a bunch of Elberta, Canada, cattle
came forward during the week. These were not
sold here because of the extreme low prices ot
tered and were shipped back.
General cattle range:
Cheios atcn I 6.76(9 6.60
Medium to good steers 4.75 5.75
Fair to medium steers 4.75$ 5.25
Common to fair strers 8.75 4.75
Choiea eews and heifer ... 4.50 W 5.00
Medium to good cow and heifer oo w
Fair to medium cows snd heifers S 50 4.00
Common to fair cow and neiiers z. ot a.ou
Canner 1.50 2.79
Bulla Z.Ui 5 "
Choiea feeder. 4.50 g 5 00
Fair to rood feeder 8.75 4.50
By Hyssaa H. Coses
Oregon products continue ta loss much
advertising that rightfully belongs to
them simply because this stats has been
BOrnaywhat neglect
ful of "tooting its
own horn."
Most of the boxes
of fruit that go
from this 8tat con
tain, la big letters,
the name of the
producer, and in
very email type
the rutin) of Ore
gon is mentioned.
The general public
has come to believe
that only Califor
nia and perhaps
Washing-ton grov
fruit upon the Fa
ciflc slope. Oregon is unheard of ex
cept in spots. This is no fault of Ore
gon fruit distribution, for the distribu
tion is fully as good here as in Califor
nia or in Washington.
The main trouble is raU Oregon grow
ers do not "play up" the name of their
state while California growers capital
ize the name of their state and get away
with it
It has been suggested that the State
Chamber of Commerce or some other
body prepare a uniform label of email
size which shall be pasted upon each
box of fruit that is packed by the big
distributing interests. The suggestion
ays that the label should contain an
outline of the map of the state with the
words, 'Oregon Product," in large let
ters, across the map.
A large percentage of the Oregon pear
crop continues to be placed in cans and
California still gets the credit for grow
lng superior fruit that is shipped from
this state.
By placing the name of the state on
every package of fruit that leaves Ore
gon, the products would receive consid
erable advertising that Is now lost and
a more profitable business could be se
cured in other markets after this label
becomes known to the trade.
It has likewise been suggested that
every sack of potatoes or onions shipped
from the state 'contain the name "Ore
gon" in very large letters.
(Wall Street Journal Financial Baview.)
Sew York. Nov. 12 (TJ. r.) Trading
tn oiis, particularly taa lowar ariose
eatared the evening.
Mexican Petroleum at 114 14. wa n 1. and
TTiuon Oil at 33 , made s new high oa the
Tna strength in these stocks a do ta
recent advances ta crwde oil pneas.
The market closed atronc.
Al though fraah report of varieaa kinds sadl
cat that there are oa er two post-war adjast
mcats still incomplete, the general tone ao tha
ew xorx stock r.tcnania is optimuoe ana
points to cradn"reeampuon ot business is all
continuing and eipaaning through
Advanced Prices
For Wheat Shown
At Chicago Opening
The steal trade is aneratinc aboat 48 per cent
capacity at present, or three times a much as in
July, and while quiet is steady and healthy.
in siorx market continues to raiiect tn an
te ring brarinias by advancing quotations, for secur
ities. Practically tha whale industrial market today
moved higher and new ton were established, ia a
Bomber of iacoea, particularly among tha aul and
onipmeata. Railroad stocks did not share ia the
activities of the indnstrial. but. although quiet,
were firm.
Klamath Cattle
Qaioct A vq T.i VinTfil
MUilt0 ZXJ.li JU1UU1 UiJ.1
Report Buyers
Xlamslh Falla. Nov. 12. Cattle buyer are
aativ in Kia main county and adjoining terri
tory, several large asiea having been reported
recently'.
Louis Geraer and 3. U Beokley of Klam
ath Fall have just returned from a buying
tap in Bums and Harney counties, a be re
they boaght 86 bead, aaost of which are eoo-sia-ned
to C- SwanaUia V Sons of SacramentA.
Tha cattle not shipped will ba wintered la the
Bpragne river country.
D. il. McI.emore reports having purchased
about 25 head in Harney county, which he
will snip to various California points.
Cattle are ssid to hsve been bought up
closer than at any previous season. In many
seetuin there b.re thousand of ton of wild
hay, with but few cattle to feed.
cMmo. N' ixit a. a 1
vanced sharply is aa active trada wtth taa eteaa
at taa top. It waa a oeoaeuj axronc waaray
arlik ' - manrtna nearer vastly tmprsaad-
a aM am at tha aalsat IssareeaasHts
ia aiilliu staa a fsetaar la taa ad ran ns la aaa.
Wheat efcaafl with aa gaiaa el va as-av.
ears erfvaacad Taa and aaa .
rkieaM. New. IX (t X. aaTnaa ta
fairly actre at tea saart. ma
baaaaa atiaiiuaal aa the fraying.
Otfenngs vara tight aad larke edvatvoed t
an la for Dstambar aaa a ta I ra
Ifav.
Overnight aherts aaiaisd ta eare at the
atari, aad tba sieaia, wa a.. t e bataar
far TJecevaber aad to fat May.
for TesaB.br aad t ap far May.
a-oderats) trad.
Provutons steady ta (tea Wwar.
Caah arbaat. No. 1 aasra. tl-10- Oara
S mixed. 74Te: Nn, 1 yaSaw. 4$
4Sta: Mo. 3. 48 0 48a.: Ka, 8. 47.
Na 1 whrss. 47U0 47 4te: Ka. 2. 4TVk
N S. 4Tc Saw com. Na 3. mixed. 44
44 e: No. 4 yauow. 44 0 45c: No. I waiu,
44 944 tec Oats. Ka. 3 wait, 860 3c
Ka S. S3 1 0 83 Via
Raaga af Chicaga rneas aa ram tabs: a ta
United Pvaas:
vTBKAT
Opea. Higa. lava.
1064 109 10514
111 lit 119 a,
OOKN
4H 4714
2a
OATS
33H 82
37 87 f
BTK
78 V4 81
3 68 Sa
a BABI4S1
na.
May
Dee.
May
Issa.
May
rjaa.
May
44
63
33
87
78
24
Oaaa.
19 14
1134
4T
68
824
87
14
8Va
Dec
Jaa.
Jan.
May
Jaa.
845
685
FORK
LARD
84 5
886
RIBS
40
65
5T
1404
43
56
Tt3
760
Government Sales
Of Wool Indicate :
Improved Feeling
Bata. !. IX'
miaa ahstasctly
ervaaaa
aitharta.
niisiiT etraat wwe trada
weal vea are aiitnam aa
aseat wswa aasan af taat
Many
week with ban) amliraa Ok gar.
toward a better aiana aad tnga TVaa. T
Tba
fact that the sales were aw 4.7 AO O00
x-farussa af T.S.oe
leasad a eaastaatsal
ts aa viias ease, ts aaa
a- reason tar ai Tiaiiasa 4 tba
are aao ennat anor inearat aad ta aeder
a (aaar wwal aaaast aia payimaT bettai afloa.
ra karrttory areal at tgm aa taa as naat sa-kaa
pricea
Mai
tttswaataaaV
Ivaaca froaa the
saaaafa.
aarnar Va Wa a'.
Oiicaava. ka ta
awaa aaiSs raaaatiy
easarra it's aaa aaaat
l A rood sasaswaat
ta w lark
Pwflrd snot (savraafiy B
fairly M aath bar aad k
IM a
a 43 t 46 oeaw- oad
Bar aroaaal 60
ale ka Beted 4 thai grade la
far taa weak: TJaaaastie U 4 84
ForaigB 4.248.700 pooada.
DAJBT PstODrCE OF TBS COAJT
BaatUe. See. 13. ft N. S. 1
saaoa. eaer; aaIW4a. 48045.
tJasuee lt fry aaa ry. a: wirU 4Te.
Cfiaea Oregaa tnaeta, 34 0 zaa; Xl
Amanraa. SOe.
Laa iagals. So. 13- (L N. 4V)
sis
leg rrtraa, 40c; saas iaaL 17a:
tin
rwwltrv Baas, 25 0 82a; bsaaaaa. 4 to;
as. 80a.
P0TAT0E
of tli eycl during tha week ending December
5, 1915.
V
three munthe. Tb raaaoa for tha (mall
srpnru during thi first several months of the
ew enift year has never been forthcoming.
Many membrrs in the grain trade now believe
that Argentina, did not have anywhere near
the exportable aarvine that waa estimated early
ta the crop year.
WHEAT ASIA IS SMALL
A cablegram from BueiMai Aire to the bureau
af market aad crop aattoutea oa October 29
pi inert tha are in wheat In Argentina for this
season a harvest at 18.W2T.OuO acre. A year
asm the area waa 14.82O.0uO, ar approximately
tiHl.000 acres more than thia season. This to
Che eatalleal area sown to wheat ia Argentina
at nee 1904. Argentina became an important
teetot in tha work! s wheat trad about 20
years asm rVr several year tha acreag sown
laeraased rapidly and reached 14.000.000 acres
tor the ems) ban sat J ta January and February
af 1904. Therefore, aasumtng that tha present
tlmata of 13.927.000 acre ta correct, the
wheat pradaictiaa of tha country ka dropped
kwlow that af 1906.
Taa aara aruvi tn Argentine at saf iaiatail a
af'lmalry at 207.000.000 bushels, compared
with 360.000.000 estimated at that time last
ar Tat (her wsa great deterioration, and
the pmdiartioa a year ago was finally estimated
a lS4.e00.0O0 boshsav
WHEAT -Club. 810J: Blneatem tnd Baart.
I ll; Mad Kaaassa. 11.03; Turkey Kad, $1.06
ILOCN Safimc pnoaa. mm door: Patent,
7 t0; VTIIIamett valley brands. $4.80: lorsU
tralghL $3 40;. bUera1 hard wheat. $7.03;
broker' blnasteas, $3.66: baken.ft valley, $3 80;
sTvahaaa. $5 40; whole wbaat. $5.80; Montana
ranna wheat. paUat. $7 40 per bbL Pric
ler sity delivery II extra, suburban 20c
attra.
HAT Btaaa prio for M aewpt WQlaav
elta tiaaothy. faaey. $1 2.00 ay U tO per ton;
Kaatern Ur-oa ttaanthy. $19.00 par toa:
alovr, $10 00 011 00; straw, $40007.00;
alfalfa. $16 0416 60 par sea.
t.KAlM RACK A N(.minl. Na. 1 Calcutta.
J . loaaU. 7 ta eariJad, sata, las ass ousts
BUnet
t 1 1 .1 S IJ'FTS MITJnm at asm. aackad, toa
tats fsl.uO; partnada, $20.00.
nT ft loss, buying price: Feed, $24.60
037 0
SARIJTT Saylae arasat Fasd. $23 00 0
34 0; bvesriag. $J?.$4.
8KFr llurieg price : Bad elovar. 13 0
14c: a l-lli a. 14c; vetch, fte n
rE IXtTrrK r. O. IV mula RoHed bar
lav $14 0OsfX00: whole barley. $31.00;
a If a If meal. $39 0; coconut meal. $28.00;
era eked roe. $39 00; whole corn, $$0.00 per
rai; whole eat. 1300'; rolled , $36.00;
ehkrken whaaa. $48.00; aeratck taud. $47.00.
trchnta Exihsnse Mils:
VS HEAT
PRICES
UndedV In any event, there was quite a libera) I ss prices reacted ta $6.36 upon the- completion
suduIt reDorted tn tne local turxey marxei ior
th week and only scant sale were reported.
Buyer) ireeiy orierea to sell at lower jpneea.
' Chicken Trad NegltcUd
Whil there was a steady to firm tone for
chickens st the start of Ui week, and in some
instances hifher values were ottered, supplies in
treated so liberally toward the closing that some
arry-overa were reported, ithougn prices were
Lcot changed.
Patau Mark stagnant
Market for potatoes was stagnant during the
week. Uver 30 carload of Taxi mas wera ou the
track here, with buyers hard to discover, even
down to $1.05 1.25 for so-called commercial
run. Truth of the matter ia, that the trade here
kt, and has been for some time, badly contested,
with great plies of junk potatoes from Eastern
v sshington. This has deadened the entire trad
Among some growers ia the local territory there
is more disposition to talk business, but prac
tically all buyers bars withdrawn from th buy
big field, temporarily, at least Even the demand
for seed from Cahioraia interests has subsided for
tha moment
On ton Interest sVainlnf
Interest in th local onion market is again
shewing, after a lsps of about a week. Limited
carload busins is sgain reported by the Confed
rated Onion (Growers' association at $4 per een
tal f. o, b. Willamette vallay points. Of interest
to th trad waa the sal her of carload of
Spanish seed onions from the Yakima territory
Just why the trade here offered snd paid more
for Yakima anions than for the best onions of the
coast offered here is on of those mysteries that
Front street cannot itself explain.
Cauntry Meats Steady
Practically no change waa ahown in th price
of country killed meat In th Front street trade
(or tb week. Front street receipts of both veal
od hogs were quite liberal, but demand wa
trady and former pncee generally prevailed.
Thia showing waa not indicated by local packer.
wno rsponaa asnwrauxeu trad in beet.
A apt Markets Ara Lower
Lower pricea were generally named for apples
in practically alkJobbin markets. While Pacific
Northwest point continue to ask Portland and
the coast generally extreme prices f. a. b. their
shipping point, apples are actually being sold in
New York and other Eastern centers low aa in
Portland, whil there i a freight and - handling
eharg of approximately $1 a box against tha
svastara marxet
AMERICAS LIVESTOCK
Omaha Hoot S6.SB
South Omaha, Nov. 12. L N. S.) Hogs
receipts, 3000; medium and light butchers.
steady to lOe higher; packing grades, mostly
tesdy; clos lower; bulk, $0.00 0 6.75: tops.
$a.85.
Cattle Receipts, 325, compared with week
ago: red steers, zoc to 50c lower; westerns.
teady; ah stock, mostly 25c lower: calves. 50c
to 75o lower; stockers aad feeders, steady to 26c
lower.
Sheep None. Compared week ago: Fat
lambs, mostly steady to 25c lower; sheep and
yearlings, 25c to 50o lower; feeders, sbout 26c
mgner.
Denver Hog $7-36
Denver. Colo.. Nov. 12. Cattle Rcceina
200; strong. Steers. $5.00 8.60: cows and
tiei:r, $8.25 4.76: stockers and feeders.
et.DUWo.UO; calves. S7.5010.00.
Hogs Receipts. 800: stesdv. Too. $7.85
bulk, $6.00 7.15.
Sheep Keceipts. 10.000: steadv. Lambs.
i.ou(?s.i3; ewes, x.uu4.00; feeders,
tl.UU 8.00.
Chicago Hog $7.40
Chicsso, Nor. 12. (I. N. S.) Hoes Re
ceipts 5500; 10 15c higher. Bulk. $8.85
T 20; top. 8T.40: heavyweight 87.00 7.25
medium weight, $7.05 7.25: lightweight.
$7.00(87.40; light lights, $7 10(97.85: heavy
packing sows, smooth, $6.40 6.60: packing
sows, rougn. w 0.00; pigs. s i.oOWB.OO.
Cattte Receipts 1000.
Sheep Receipt 1500.
Kansas City Hogs $7.06
Kansas City. Mo.. Sot. 12. (L N. S I
Cattle Receipts 500; duIL Steer, $6,25 0
7.00; cows and heifers. $3.25 7.90: stockers
tad feeders, $5.506.60; calves, $7 50 9.25.
hoc Kecaipt soo ; steady. Bulk of sales,
$6.65 6.90: top, $7.06: Bent. $6,75 0
7.05; mediums, $4.75 7.00.
Sheep Receipts 200; active. Lamb, (8.35
8.40; awaa. $4.15 0 4.35.
Na S tattle Market
Seatzl. Nov. 12. (L N. 8.1 N'o livestock
today.
9.00
8.50
8.00
6.00
Choice dairy calve J"
Prime light ealves "
Medium light calve
Heavr calves b-OU
Mutton Market Holds
No change whatever was shown in the mutton
nH larnh trade at North Portland tor the week-
There was a material increase in the supply with
total run of 0000 bead comparea witu am
head last week, 6393 the previous weex ana
f. R R Q liMil a wear aara.
Demand for both mutton ana umos appeared
about steady during th penoo.
General sheep and lamb marxet range.
$6.50 7.00
6.00 6.80
5.00 5.60
3.00 4.00
4.50 5.00
4.50 5.00
3 50 (4 50
3.504.60
2.60 3.50
1.00 3.85
TSew York Wool and Hidtt
New York. Nov. 12. (L N. S.) Wool
Market steady. Domestic fleece XX Ohio, 23 9
3sc; domestic pulled, scoured basis, l6Te;
domestic Texts, scoured bans, 40 73c; do
mestic Tar. staple, scoured, 65 0 85c
Hides Market firm. Native steer, 14 H 9
15c; branded steer. 144 0 15 c
Liverpool Weakness
Is Affecting Cotton
Sew York. Nov. 12 (L N. 8.) Weakness
at Uverpool yesterday induced ooosiderabl aell-
iag at the opening of the cotton market today
and first prices dropped 2 to 29 point under
Thursday' close. Offerings earn from New
Orleans. Liverpool and Wall street. There was
a good deal af covering aad also new buying
which ' held th list barely steady after the
start
Dried Frslt asd Baaai
K T Ka 1 (I N 11
Market que. Marrow, r-botoe. too ay axe;
pea, rhosee, $5,361 tad kidney, stats. e.SS
0 8 50.
Dried fruits Market vtaady. Apriawt.
choice to esrtra fancy, 210 27c; arAss, evap
orated, priaa te fancy, 16018: pre as.
80s t 80 9 V 017 Via. 60 I lHl 4 V0
10c; ptavobss,' ahoic to aatra fancy. 16 0
15 He; asedad raisin, choice ta fancy. 160
18 Ho.
Forrlra Ziebaaire Hsrket
New Tort. Saw. H. C. P I Forriga eg-
enansw oneoed aaav today. Demand atarUng.
83 94,: rranoa, .ii: "w. v ,
0034 unchanged; iJaaian aiuuaa, .laov.
ALOSG
aattai
See 12. L
Oieaca. 44 6e lb
8SB04S ana.
Nov. 12. il N
mostly $1,00 0 1.26
THE C0UT
Ptslr TaMaaa.
La
Aaavaea.
tnea 1 nn
Iwnka
saaha
bank. Vast $2 T$O0
$2.Ow03 64:
$8-16 03 23. rra (2-360 3 44.
Winnipeg Cash Wheat
Winnipeg. Nov. 12. Cash wheat Na
Northern. $1.12 tt; No. 2. $1.09; No.
89 3c; So. 6. 84 &
FOREIGS EXCMASOB BATES
Corrected dally by th foreign exchange V
narrment bI taa l MBM suia anooai waaa.
t-aaoaaiinsia aaaaw tescwBw, uw anMr
are aaetad as the baas of 100 aalta foraaaa
curreecy. .
Opening aominsl rate oa bank transaction
Month.
January . .
March. . . .
May
July
October. .
December.
Open.
1645
1635
1625
1594
1525
1675
High. Low. Close
1659 1608 1608
1657 1610 1610
1643 1606 1605
1605 1570 1670
1523 1500 1500
1690 1660 1615
Saw Tork Potato Market
Sew Tork, Nov. 12. (L N. S.) Potatoes
(In bulk, barrel or bag) start et weak. Nearby
white. $2.26 2 50.
Tna Ann
Lba, alerhng
Para Franca
Berlin Mark.
Genoa Lira
Athene
Drachma .
Copenhagen
Kroner . . .
Christian!
Kroner . . .
Stockholm
Kroner . . .
Hongkong
CaUTewey
Japan Ten
Draft
Check
Cable
WALL STREET QUOTATIONS
Furnished, by Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board of Trade Building
Bale. STOCKS 1 High. Low. Bid. J gales. 8TOCKS High. Low. Bid.
Ad
lid
East of the mountain laavba.
Best valley lambs .
Fair to good lamb
Cull lambs
Feeder lambs ................
Light yearlings ...............
Heavy yearlings r..
I jght wethers ...............
Heavy wether
Ewe
Disposition af Livestock
Followinf was the disposition af livestock at
North Portland for the week:. .
Delivered to cattle, uaivea. nog, onwp.
Adams Pkc. Co. ... .
Barton & Co.
Carstens Pkg. Co....
M. J. Gill
Henry Pkc Co. . . . .
Port. Pror. Co.....
I Otto
ahlesser Bros.
Sterrett Pkg. Co.
Swift ft Co.
United Meat Co. ...
North
Uisce lis neon
Oregon Feadera
' S. Pan.
Rant whls $ 1.04 $ 1 04
Soft whlla 1 04 1.03
Whit elnb 1.04 1.03
Mare) winter 1.04 103
Bed Walla 1.00 . .93
FLED OATS
So, 3 white 27 00 27 00
Be. 2 gray 26.00 26.00
CORS
Ba 3 T. T. ahipmaa 23 00 23 50
Be. S K. T. ship men 34.60 23.50
N bid.
BARLEY
Sew Terk Batter snd Frri
Sw Tort, Nor. 12. (L N. S.) Butter
si ara el nsreiy steady. creamery extras. 45 0
46 He; do first. 87 H 043e; do higher scoring,
an Wieai aiaia uaary uios, I2lttte: la-
m. ireau iiraw, oovvooc
( heeat Market weak and duIL State wiu
milk sTwrials 23 14 23 Vac: do fancy. 16 0 18c.
nnnauni-vnaaia mux, iancj xoung Americas.
31H22c. State Sklsaa. aneci.l. ua
18 Sc. do choice, 11 14c; do choic to good
0 10c
F-v Market firm. Nearby whit, fancy
S."rOTst, T'76C: nUK
Milk Th nominal wholesale pric is 13 37
par quart, delivered ia New York.
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. Not. 12. (L S. 8.) Butter Re
ceipts, 13.798 tuba. Creamery, extra, 43 Vac;
Urate, so42e; packing stock, 23 24c
t KT iteevnpta, eoio cases. Miscellaneous,
DOWbze; ordinary rusts. 34Te; first. 63 4
55c: checks, 26 28c; dirties, 28 80c
Crasesa Twins, new IS VI e; Daisies, 20 0
20 Vso; Young America, 20 20 He: Lone-
herns. 20 He; brick. ldc
Live Poultry Turkeys, S3e; chickens, 15c;
apringa, 19c; roosters, 15e; geese, 22c; ducks,
26c
7. . . . . . 15 ... .
258 1243
85 269
66 .... 180 62
, 270
4 1ST
108
46 .... 66 54
86 41 122
914 16 1834 1893
47 97 18
104
175 100 111 9
184 2 296 558
w tel.
Sew Tork Barer asd CefT
aw.a York. Nor 18 C. P ) Sugar
Raw. $4 0614 0 4.11: twnned. eulat:
grsnnlated. $3.20 6.30.
Coffee Na T km spot 4 0$Ya; Be. 4
aBtra. 114 013 He.
XlnsespoUi'Dslath Flax
Dnluth. Nov. 12. (t, N. S.) Flax Sot
1.87 H: Dec. $1.(4 : Jan., (L87: May'
(1 89: track and arrive. $1.88 H.
Minneapoii. Nov. 12. (L N. B.) Flax
Nov., $1.82 S: Dec. $1.814; Jan.. $1.62 H ;
May. $1.87; track and aniv. $1.81
1 .90 a
Sw Terk Cottonseed on
'New Tork Nov. 12. ft, S. S.) Cotton
seed : November, 77(0 820; Xleramber.
81508K: January. 8290830; May. 873
Xisseapotis Cash Wheat
Minneapolis, Nov. 12. Cub wheat No. 1
dark Northern. $1.27 1.31 ; So. 2.
$1.25 1.27; No. 3. $1.15 Al.22:
No. 1 Northern, $1.25 1.28 ; No, 2.
$i.zi j i-z4 ; ?o. 3. iiiisi.:oi.
. Kansas City Cash Wheat
Kansas City. Sot. 12. Cash wheat 23c
higher. fa. 3 dark oara. tl.io l.zu ; No.
3 dark hard, $1. 1501.18; No. 4. $1.10;
So, 1 hard. $1.12 01.16; So. 2. $1.10
1.16; So. S, (1.07 1.14.
Sw Tork-Londoa Sliver
New Tork, Sot. 12. L H. SO Com
mercial bar silver: Domestic, unchanged at
90 He: foreign. le lower at 66 c
. London. Nov. 12. (L N. 8-) Bar silver,
ad lower at 38 Hd.
rialms Apple Perfeetloa
Vancouver, Wash., Sot. 12. Clark county
can grow as too apples aa any other district in
.h. N4,w in tha Amnion of R. 11. Pnippe,
... knrfinnl insTjector stationed at Tan-
couTer. who said the failure to do so is due to
lack of proper spraying and care of apple or
chard. Clarke county ha long been fmus
aa th borne of big Italian prunes, but apple
orchard have been netlected.
-Tvilliv. off th pest is essential if smooth
perfect fruit a to be produced." said Phipps.
Sew Tork Bond Market
v,rr.hed by Overbeck & Cooke company
Boar dot Trada building:
Atrrriann GenL 4s .........
Bait Ohio Gold 4
Beth. Steel Ref. 5a
Cent Pacific 1st 4
8t Paul GenL 4H
Chicago S. W. G-eeX 4s ....
L. a N. Cni. 4
New York Ry. 5
Northern Pc. P. L. 4s
TJnion Pc 1st 4s
T. S. Steel 5
Union Pac 1st Ref. 6
Southern Pac. Cone. 5. ....
do 4
Penna. Conv. 4H
Penna. 1st 4H
Ches. A Ohio Conv. 5
Ore Short Line 4s
Allied Packers 6s
Ami. Can. Ts !
Am. Cotton Oil . 1924
Ann Tobacco 7s,
Anaconda 7s, 1929
Anglo-Amn. Oil 7 Ha, 1925.
Armour 7s, 1930
Cudahy Packing 7s. 1923 ...
Gen. Elec. Deb. 5s. 1952 . . .
Godrieh Ts, 1925
Kennecott Cop. 7a, 1930 . . .
Pac Gas Esse. 7s, 1925. . .
Sear. Roebuck 7s. 1927 . . .
Standard Oil Cat, 7a, 1931..
W estinghoua 3s. 1931
West Etoe, 711, 1925
Bid. Aked.
74 75 !
74H 74
87 83
79H 794
64 65
78 79
84 H 83
20 H 22 H
80 H 80
844 84
97 87 H
86 87
91 H 94
85 86
90 B
83 H 844
84 H 85
86 H 87
48 49
86 H 89
95 H 06
101 101
99 100
103H 103
101 102H
100 100 H
93 93
98 984
99 H 100
97H
100 H 100
105 106
104 H 105
102 102
1400
870
800
4300
300
9100
2600
800
900
600
1600
6808
1600
8001
1300
0500
""soo
1800
14400
1900
2800
TOO
1500
600
1600
isoo
4200
"266
1400
400
400i
2800
Seasonable Turning Points in Chicago Hog Market, 1901 to 1921
TEAR
loot
1903
1001
IB4
to&
104
107
ltm
I tot
114
Itll
ItlS
Itlt
1914
191.1
1914
191T
1914
Itlt
It-'O
1631
Kiltiaa weekly
averaga ta
spriag rla
Week
rrtoe
Advance froaa
previous
winter low
Price per 100 lba)
Lowest weekly
averaga in early
' summer decline
AVeek
ending
Apr.
! -a
Ilia.
Jmt 36
May 20
May L9
war aw i
Ar. 10 I
Mar. 13
Pric
Decline frma
pring hiss
Per
Hlcbest weekly
averaga tn lata
summer or
fall rise
$.0 Hay 11 $5.73 (0.82 4.3
Y.4T "$V.$t sV.t AW.'"i "V.24 "Vis "". I
6.45 1.17 27.8 May 28 4.59 .86 L5.8
57 1.11 24.9 Jun 3 5.31 .26 4.7
4 4$ 1.65 88.6 May 26 S.St .26 3.9
T.lt 101 14.6 Aug. 24 6 79 1.81 18.5
4.44 1.77 41.1 May 30 6.41 .47 11.0
v i i v.' : i ......
16.8 3 24 . 42.4 Ana 8.0$ 2.86 26.2
8 0T , 1.06 15.1 May S 5.89 3.18 27.0
3.96 1.89 31.1 July 6 7.40 .64 7.0
20 3.03 26.1 ( May 16 8 40 .80 . 8.7
8 80 1.1$ 16.4 Jane IS , 8.10 .70 8.0
T.TS 1.06 15.8 Aug. 21 S.40 1.10 14 3
10.00 8.65 87.6 June 10 9.40 .60 6 0
16.16 6 65 70.0 July 21 14.95 1.30 7.4
1T.80 ' 2 2$ 144 Jaa 15 16.50 1.30 T.
30.04 - 4.93 28.S June T 20.20 .7 SS
151? 1 -2 20- V U 18-5 3.46 4
10 34 I - 1.24 18.6 f Jan 4 f 7.S 3.44 f 24.1
Week
endings
Sept 28
July 26
Sept. 26
Oct 1
Aug. 19
July 14
Oct 12
Sept 19
Sept. 18
Sept 10
Aug.
Oct
(July
(July
Aug.
Price
13
13
1
24
IS
Oct. 16
Sept. 23
US-pt 29
(Oct S
Sevt 21
July 24
Sept. 26
July 84
(6-79
T.T
5.87
6.94
09
6 79
6.46
70S
8.2$
9.13
. T.48
.T
S.L5
40
8 50
10.85
18.90
20.15
32.20
16.70
. 10.35
Advance froex
early unv
atar law
Aeaount
(1-06
" ' .63
1.(3
.78
.40
.67
1.67
Y.09
1.54
1.4T
.76
L30
1.90
1.43
3.93
3 63
2.00
S.TS
3.60
Per
cent
18.6
" 126
29.4
J4.7
itl
0
13.S
26.1
22.6
8.9
14-
28.8
16.4
24.4
22.1
9 9
19.T
31.8
Lowest weekly
average ta
winter declin
Week I
ending
Prte
Decline from
summer or
fall high
Amount
Nov.
Dee.
Nor.
Dee.
Not.
Dee.
Feb.
Dec
Oct
Das.
Dec,
Sot.
(Dee.
(Feb.
(Feb.
Dec
Sot.
Oct
Oct.
Dee,
Dae.
16
6
28
10
25
1
15
19
16
26
28
21
29
10'
27
25
25
27
26
IS
. 14
(5.67
6.08
4.28
4.46
4.80
6.09
4.31
5.52
T.64
T.01
6.07
7.18
T.65
4.65
6.85
9.50
15.65
16 25
12.80
9.14
al
Per
cent
(1.12
l.Tl
1.59
1.48
1.29
.70
2.16
1.56
.69
2.11
1.3 6
1.89
140
-2.75
2 15
1.35
3.35
.0
4.44
' T.40
16.5
22.4
27.1
24.9
2L3
10.3
83.3
22.4
T.2
23 1
18.8
20.8
14.4
24$
35.3
12.4
1T.T
19 4
42.r
45.6
dams Exp.
Advance Rum.
do pfd.
900, Agr. Cbenv
200 do pfd
1400 Ajax Rubber ....
Alaska Gold
1700 Alaaka-Juneau ...
800 Allied Chem.
2000 AUis-Chalmers ...
200 do pfd.
200lAm. Beet 8ugar.
100 Am. Bosch ....
400 Am. Can Co, ..
200) do pfd.
SOOLAm. Car ds Fdy.
do pfd.
3400. Am. Cot Oil . .
do pfd.
lOOlAm. Drug Synd. .
100: Am. Hide 4 Lthr.
I do pfd. .... a
100.m. Ice
Am. Intl. vom. .
tAm. Linseed
do pfd. ... a.
Am. Loco
do pfd.
Am. Paf. Raaor. .
lAm. Ship. 4 Conv
Am Smelter . .
do pfd. . . ,
Am. Snuff . . .
Am. Steel Fdy.
Am. Sugar . . .
do pfd. . ,
Am. Sumatra ,
Am. TeL ek Tal,
Am Tobacco . ,
do B . .
Am. Woot ...
do pfd. . .
Am, W. t. pfd
Am. Zinc . . .
Anaconda ...
Oil ....
Atchison ....
do rjfd. . .
AU. Gull. 4 W. L
BaldaiB Loco. .
do pfd. . . .
Balto. 4 Ohio.
do nfd. . . .
i Beth Steel "B"
,B. B. T.
Butte C. 4 Z. .
Butt 4 Sup . .
Burns Bros. . .
Caddo OU
Calif. Packing .
Calif. Pet . . .
do Did. . . .
Canadian Pac .
Cen. Leather .
(Cerro de Pasco.
KflhanrfW Hint or
400!Chgo. 4 N. W.
cnicaco Ul, YY.
do pfd.
charcop.
China ,
O. M. 4 St. P....
do pfd, ....
Coco Cola ,
C. 4 O
Colo. F. 4 L . .
2000CoL Southern ...
1800jCoL Gas 4 Deo.
1100 Columbia Graph..
400!Con. Ga
....jCons. Cigar ...
.... I do pfd.
.... tContl Caa ......
lSOOlCorn Prod.
do pfd. .......
Godson OU
C. R. L 4 P. . .
do "A" pfd.
do "B" pld, ...
2 . OOiCrucible
do pfd.
lOOJCuba Can
600 de pfd.
600iCuban Am. 8ugar. .
DeL' 4 Hudsoa
100 Dome Mines
100reL 4 Lack.
8200,Endicott Johnson .,
200 Erie . . ....a
2001 do 1st pfd. . . . .
da 2d pfd.
1600 Famous Player
100 Fed. Mhv Emit
do pfd.
1200.Fltk Tire
(Gaston Willi .
(General Clear ..
400 Gen. Elec. .....
7800. Gen- Motor
IGsra Aide
3900 Gen. Asphalt
eOOlGoodrich
1 Goodyear
(OOlGnaby
600, Gt Nor. Or
600! da pfd.
(Greene
140 Gulf State Steel..
tieO'HaakeQ Barker.
SOOHsastoa Oil .....
100 Hupp Motor
200;iBa Central
200,Inaoia.tioa
200;InU. Arc Cora.; .
I do pfd.
lOOITaterbaro
1001 do pfd.
llOOjlnterrtat CaBsbaa
SOO lint. Bar.
80O.lat Mere. Maria.
3O0t de pfd. .....
ttoilnt Sidul
81 30
56 H 56
20 19
,.
46 H 45
35 35H
82 82
27V4 27
83 33
31 81
89 89 H
ISt 135
'24 '2i
"5 'o
10 10
"65 "65
37 36
85 28
61 58
94 93
"iii "4
7 6
40 89
'80 '80' '
65 55
81 81
86 85
111 111
125 125
l3lA 121
78H 78
43 '48
86 '86
30
96
87
68
112
14
71
43
115
80
46
68
12
26 H
80
95
111
14
71
43
114
29
44
68
6700 Int Paper
100 do pfd.
1700 Invincible OA
1700 Island Oil
200iJeweU Tea
SOOiK. a Southern..
1 do pfd
8600"KeHy-Spgirid .
1300fKenneeott
200!Kystone Tire . . .
500 Lack. Steel
MO Lee Tir
100 Lehigh Vsllay . .
Lorilird
!700 Loew Theatre
L. 4 N
Msckay
3000MarUnd Oil
13800:Mex. Pet
200Miami,
400 Middle Bute OH.
SOOiMidvale Steel
4001M. K. 4 T
800 do pfd.
IMoat Power
llOOMont Ward ....
fOOjMo. Pacific
700 do pfd.
M. St P. 4 3. 8. M.
400 Nor. Am
Nst Biscuit . . . ,
400Nat Enamel....
100 Nat Lead
800)Nevada Con. . . .
800 New Haven
iNorfolk 4 W
(200!Nor. Pac
Nora 8, Steel. . .
600jS. T. Air Brake
bOOtN. X. oentrai
900
15 15
39
77
13
13
100
200
200
200
6000
10100
1800
900
200
200
87 1 36
89 HI 89
40
63
3
3
..v.
Okla. Prod, rat ... .
Ontario Silver
Ontario 4 W
Otis Steel
Pacific Dev
Pac Gas Klec. .
Punt A Hear
Pacific Oil
Pan-Amer. Fat. . . .
do B
Penna
Peoples Ga
Pere Marouetta . .
2900'Pure Oil
66001Phillipa Pet
.... Pierre-Arrow ....
1300'Pierce Oa
190 Pitts. Coal .j.
. . . Pitta. 4 Wist Ta.
800 Pressed Steel Car.
1900 Pullman . .-
500, Ray Cons.
200Readint
200 .Remington
200;Rpublic L 4 S. .
... do pfd.
200 Ren. Motors . . . .
2700;Royal Dutch Oil..
400 Ky. Steel spring..
. .lSiandard Oil lnd.
15 00 'Sears Roebuck . . .
. . . Hbattnck, Ana. . .
SOOisheU T. 4 T. . . .
SSOOlSindalr
9200Standard OU Cel..
(tOO'Standard Oils. T.
lOOISloss Bhef
40 40
3 93
7. 20
.33
4.08 H
4.15
. 1(7$
. 16.65
. 23.05
. 54.54
47 93
aiwughat Taal 74.40
( 8.84
7.21
.88
4 Ot
4.24
18 (0
16.14
23 10
64.76
48.14
74.74
MUttspoll W keat Ostlesi
Maaaassnaaai No. 12. Wbaat'
Fnday
opaa. ra
(1.19 (1244 II.1U
1.14 1-ltH 114
WlsslBer Wbaat OtUosi
WiSkaipa. Nov. 12. wbaat:
May
Opaa
.(1 tt
. 1.08
Friday
1 44
L14
rMvday
1 98
Sew Terk rialtry Market
Kese Tavrk. Ker. 12 (I K SI U
r Acts- Chickens, 32 012c; fwaia.
24c; turkey, (($: tti sal an. 17c;
3(0 27e: gaaaa, 26.
lit
Par
Taha
4 $44
It tt
21 81
lt.$t
II 3t
24 74
24.71
24.70
Canadian doiiar discount t par osat
Staadard OtJ Stock
(Furnished by Overbeck 4
Aagl
Cneeaebrough . . .
Cheeseb rough pfd.
Eureka
Galena, com. . . .
Galena, old pfd. .
Galena, new pfd. .
Illinois Pipe
Indiana Prpe . . . .
Northern Pip . .
Ohio Oil
Perm. Mex.
Southern Pipe . .
South Peon. on. .
S. O. Calif. . .
8 O. Ind.
S. O. Kansas
8. O. Kentucky. .
8. O. N. T
8. O. Ohio
S. O. Whio. pfd.
8. O. Nebraska .
Cook Ca.)
Bid. A ex.
It 11
153 164
94 100
88 93
47 64
96 100
96 104
166 170
83 66
93 94
393 (04
2 2T
87 93
244 244
91
87 87
(80 690
420 430
370 875
420 430
109 111
169 190
SHORT TERM RF.CriUTIES
Farriathad bv Caark. 'Kaaaall 4 Oa
Aav TL At Ta. . Oetabev. 1922 IBB
Asa. Tai. 4 Tal a. Fa-war. 1124... 9t
Aav Tat 4 Tai. 4a, Augv-t 1123 148
Araaoar Caa. 7a Jabr. 1 1424
Aaaasaada Cxsa. 4s, Jaauary. ltt 144-
Aaaaooda Cop, 7a, Jsaaary. 1929 9$4r
Beigtna Gov Aa, JaJraary. 1424 44
brU. Steel T. Jury. 1422 144
Beta. Bta-I 7s. July. 192$ 140
Caaadtaa 4a. Aa-O, 1924 44
Caaadaaa 4a. Ootabar. Jill
Can. Bav Assoc 6a. rrsraary. l7T....ias
rs Tim. Aasoe- 8. rvearuary. iz. . . .iwa v -
Cob, Exp. Assoc 8a. rVbraary. 1124 1484
Cop, Exp, Aseo. As. Fvrary. I I4 . . . . lot
Cadaby rca 7. Jaly. 1131 0
Jaa, First Ext 4H. Fewraary. 1125... Ml
Jaa. Second 4 Ha, Jaly. 1926
Scathwwatara BeO Tai. 7a. AprO. 142$.. 141
Staadard Oil af S. T. 7a, Jaauary. 1 111 . 14T ;
Swift 4 Ca Ts. Ortober. lttt 141
V. 8 rXnbeer Ts. Deeaasbar. 1131 1444
C. S. Buar 7 Ha. Angwat 1939 142T
TURKEYS!
HOW TO GET BEST PRICES
Lav. partaa- sdric. ta era aa tha .;
Wrtta aad tell a awwher yea bar fa aaa. '
BUST 4 OO, 14 Fravat It
It year' axperlsara at tanir
TRANSPORTATIOJI
39 H
77
13H
18
.1 78) 78H
60
72H
8
19 !
- aw
laf
mm
1600
700
100
89 88
33
32
80
si"
83
82
80
65
1900
600
100
500
4900
16400
200
11! 10
184
UV4
44
82
Sou. Pacific . .
Sou. By
OO (rfd. a a
St L. 4 8. F.
Stromberg Oarb
2100)8tndoker ...
Swire a ui . .
Tenn. Cop. 4 Cbenv.
Texas Oil
Texas Pan. .....
8700iTrx. Pac C O.
800Tob. Product . . .
ISOOiTran. ContL Ott. .
9800 Union Oil Dei...
400 Onion Pac
lOO'Cnited Alloy . . . .
sSOO Pnited Dnl ....
United ood rroo.
rnitad Fruit . . . .
Oaatad Rds. af S. J
do pfd. ......
United Rat Stores
8, lnd. AlooUoi
O. S. Rubber . . .
do Pfd.
TJ. 8- Smelrinf ..
C. 8. Steel
do pfd.
''C'ssaaab GOpPCf a a a
lOOlYa. Cbem.
do pfd.
800' Vanadium Steal
400
100
15001
1400lU.
60011
300
Vivandoa
Wabash
do As pld....
do B pfd. ..
Wells Fargo ...
. alWeatara Pac . .
anrrvw'aatarn TJtrkan .
Wwtjngnc aaa:
West Md.
White Motors ...
Wfflys-Owrland ..
do Md, . . . . .
Warn Pactmg. . .
Wssconcm Central.
WMlworth
Worthingtoo Pump.
IW. 4 U si...
White OA . .
44l
18041
100
100
400
... . .1
100
i46
300
1500
73
Passenger and Freight
Service to California
Tkreart Bamsrt te Baa Fraabvee,
Lett ABftiee aaa aa lite re
Leare Maaleital Deck .He. t, I a, ta.
SS. Senator Nor. 1 9
SS. Admiral Eva.ru, Not. 26
SS. Senator .-- Dec 3
Aad Krery Satardaj TkaraaTtar
feeal terrlee te Varkn1a.
Esraka aad tea EraBeisee
SS. Curacao ----- Not. 23
Brery 14 Days T ken After
Ftrsf Trans'Pacific Passen
ger and Freight Service
Tokokaaa, Xeba. BkaavkaL
Hoarkonr aad MaaOa
6aXUar freai Scatlle
SiWer SUte Not. 26
Pine Tree State Dec 10
BaT State Jan. 7
For fall laforaiatloa aptly at
10 1 'laJird a)L. Cor. Su-k
rkeae Mala 8381
TRurspoirrATiojr
Arm Your Going to Europe?
Or the Orient?
Or Around the World? I
WBy a set Mpe-veooaa aad arstaa
rate taSrmXUtm traaa asae wfea ken
UaTeied utatwty lor 14 baem
el Avta pa-tronsl
Beeare (Haamshrs Baaarratlsae aa4
rbsssels Eieat
DORSEY BSMITH
MAXAC1S
iournai. Tiuvn. tirnrAaO .
1M E0A1WAI. rOKTLAS. OB
Ebaese XarskaJl itrt
ASTORIA AND WAY POINTS
(TTaUMCR 4IRVICS
Let. eteJty (tsaapt tatutwaj) 1i . SL
SrJaevbd sliaplag suuiaimiiiiitlna -
MsAa for AS North aad 6sT -
ARK ft EACH WAT. UA0 BOVBB TBI P.
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THS MARKIM4 TWAWtstrTATTO! OO.
AUSTRALIA
v RtTW ZEALAND AND BOtTTN SaULS 1
TM TbttJ awl Bran n $a atal sad f
suosi a. s. oo. or new KtuujuiaV
118113H
88
lit
46
28
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122
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111
66
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Tork and Lot An re lea. San Fra-Ociaoo, Portland. Oreron : 8ettle aad
North AUaaUo 4 VVeetern e. (V Cev's
Tacorna, via tbe Panama Canal.)
$300-ton steel weesetaa
KAJTSODIO
From
Portland
B. S. COtD HAKBOB v. 16
B. B, fiPRISG FIELD ST. tl
8. B. ARTIGAB Dee. 1$
Tor rartber Inforraatlott Apply ta
THE rmi. UJt. Pastfie Caaat AraU
1(1 Tslrd Street
WTJTIOCM
sarocii Ttoqi
PorUand. Ma Boeton rbUa.
a, B. BRrSH ..Rot. 14 Sar. It Saw. 14
a, f. LEHIGH See. tl Dee. 1 De. f
ft. S. W44t lleta..D.il De. 14 Dectl
rttsa Xals tnt
Total waeUy tack aalaa. 3.511.004 share.
Total Tasealy bead sale, $5T.97,0.
Total tales storks. (17.700 aharaa.
Total salsa boad. (7.009.000.
OREGON-PACIFIC COMPANY
AGEXTS TOR
TOYO KISEN KAISHA
AFD JOIST SEBTICE OF
HOUUD-AMERICA LINE
A B"D
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY
Samara tt J a aaa. Cblaa aad West Coast Beat Aaterlea,
I aad tatted Klafdeat aad Karaaaa Farts
GENERAL FREIGHT AND PASSENGER OFFICE
203WacoxBldg. - M-vin4565 I Portland, Ore.
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