TUESDAY,- NOVEMBER 29. . 1821.
THE ; OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
t7
ORMER BEARISH EXPORTERS. KEENLY SEEKING WHEAT STOCKS
UTTER TRADE IS
111
.11
iatpuimp on i itu
h un lu ouuin
v a ininv
BASKET
orrA. pmgt
' TCZSDAY DAIRY TRADE
Batter Ec Omm
Sb DStra. Select, fiats.
Vila a 4 4fe tee te
? .....4vc' m iv
FrasxHire ,....44 6te l4Vac
w Terk 47e 93 $$e
f Atgrltt If lie
.ttl . it st
Batter starlet Sere Is awaiting actios ef th
forest trd befor definite changes ban
H 1 There h Be doubt that Um
( pound, at Lot Angeles Satarday
stsrilsr aswaai at Ba Fraaelsee Monday.
nd eosaplotely the tread of tb PseifsB
p l Um time of the amvmoremeat o Um
Frsnrtaeo drop in Pries, both Seattl eed
an war liberal btd-lars fur cubes bar ami
freely offering estreat prices. As snon
the eeairao ta the Sonus baoams generally
two, there wee a lack iV Interest la cabas at
rare aaata.
flat atwaafa te be a dlsnneltjoa among Um
ha here ta wait antil Um Northwest markets
HUe wtia eoanaeung butter befor taxlns
a tn stop ear. , amanL la olhar worde.
rata Sere will lock Uia fsrsg after ttM
raaaa desiring special Informs tlaei raraMIng
Starlet newld writ Um Market Editor Ore-
eeurael, aneloalnt stamp lor reply.
r-O MARKET IS HOLDISQ FIRM
p prtaa rhange vaa thow lanerslty (or
M aca Tasadsy ta tha Portland market, el-
tag soar eoejunuee aa aadmanwl o we,
M IM trade. Storaaa sneda continue to
pa aa iau arms.
I ORARGES BEISO OFFERED
Meat aferine ef Japanes oraafaa for Um
ara saw generally alona tha street.
a ara at 12 60s 2.75 par hnadl of two
a. Fran show excellent enndiuoa.
Mows snow limited Rr8iEs
Jwili4 aailiwMl biaanaai ta oalaaa la ahowa by
mwwbm oninna tirowara aaaodaUoa.
at aalaa ara aooftroMd ara at f 4 par raataJ
Ma 1 atoek La., eoaatry paiaU. Potato
la arf alow.
priTTRT MEATS IX GOOD CALL
rtaaraacl fnr anantrr kOlad aaaata la la food
pa aian Frnat atrwt. Balaa of both Tai
I kaca ara attlra and prteaa ara tlichtl? hlhr
a taaaral aootatlona la aonaa taitaocaa for
llljr.
Br Hyataa H. Cakam
Jack rabbits are In the) market for
tha flrat Um tbJ aeaaon. Very liberal
anpplis ara now reaching Portland and
Jack" will aoon be araUable in an or
the leading markets. In the sbops gen
erally they are eellinr at 40o each. Be
cause of weather conditions during1 the
fall moat of th rabbits ara of excellent
quaTrt?.
Beat Quality fresh salmon is a ery
scarce commodity in the market at this
time. Because of the rapid current In
the Columbia It bag been practically Im
possible to secure more than a nominal
apply. Most of the West is now de
pending upon Portland for its fresh sal
tnon supplies and this Is creating a
shortag in home stocks. Prices con
tlnue at 100 20c a pound In the retail
shops.
Fowl prices are unchanged with the
exception of turkeys. Best dressed
stock Is selling from 45c to 60c a pound.
Chickens are unchanged.
Within a few days arrivals of Colum
bia rlTer smelt are expected, but no lib
eral movement is likely until the river
becomes normal.
Retail prima la prWata (tore:
Ken SOlMos.
Buttar Frash rraamary, 50 53c.
KaimoB 10 9 20c; halibut. 25c; parch. 10a
rioor Boat local patent. 41 t0 $ 2.00 per
act. 4 ina.
Fotttcai Barbanka. 13.50 par tack.
Oatooa 8 0 pound. '
Yamhill itTMt nrioaa:
Vaaatablaa Cabban. So lb.: eaoliflower. 10
S) l&a hoad: carrou. 5c bunch: lettuce. 10c
haad; dry oniona, 8c lb.; turnip. 4c lb.; atrlnc
baana, 100 lb.: applat. Be lb.; tomatoea, oc lb.
Honor Comb. S8e; quart. 70e; pint, SSc.
Poultry HoaTy bana. S2c: Usht hena. 26c;
broiln. 45c: turkey . 4550c.
Ktra Ft, 60c down.
Buttar Bait, 48o lb.; cottaca eheeae, 15 lb.
BEMS ARE BUYING
WHEAT SUPPUES
TUESDAY WHEAT TRADE
Tear
BU Xioss Ago
Hard white l.tl le S1.4
Seft wblU Jki 4e US
WaJte elak 1.S6 Se 1.4
Hard wlater Mi Se 148
Norther faring ... l.SS Se 148
Red WiHa 1.SS Se 1M
KOBTHWEST GBAX5 RECEIPTS
-Car-
Wheat Barley. Flour. Data. Bay.
Portland, Tufa. 7 . . . 2S 4 2
Tear ao . . 26 2 . . . . 1 8
Seaaon to date. 16704 124 1052 4T5 775
Tear ago .. 7432 121 571 264 882
Taeoma, Mod. 44 S . . . 1
Tear ago . . 29 1 5 . . . 2
8oaaon ta data. 5746 78 756 76 410
Tear ao . . 2883 41 431 68 483
Seattle, lion... 32 2 T ... 10
Tear ago N 8 ... T
Seaaon to data. 4110 114 1126 261 857
Tear ago .. 2760 160 165 194 024
iLORFD BE AX MARKET HIGI1F.R
Walla there la an aimrtain &ne tanarally fnr
a aaana ana rn enwie IrwtAnera inora ara
eatad. eolorvd etnrk la flrmrr and lanaral
anoea art saawd by local wholaaalara.
KiEr !otf.s of rsoncre trade
"wee pntataaa flrroar at 4Y ASl poond.
' nifire prWaa ataady paadlnf holiday trade.
t'abbe flnaar aa reault of ihlpplni demand.
an poultry pnrwa etaariy at uncrianid nrunw
Jaek raaMta la toed aupply; irncral aalea 43
RATHER 50TICE FOR SHIPPERS
Weather baraaa adrWd Tueaday: Protect
patent doiins Ute aeit 86 bnurt aotnat the
lewinf aunlmuia 4araratnraa OoUif north
SaatUa, 40 dacrvaa: nnrthat to Hpokan.
dearaaei aaat ta Bakar, 26 dacraea, and anoth
Aahlaad, 8S eVsrwe. Hinwaam tamperature
raruaad toaorroa about 4 1 a
HOLES ALE FRICF.K 15 PORTLAND
pay wholaaalen.
Th are prtraa rataller
oaat aa atheraine miL
Dairy rroeucu
CTTKR SaUlna nrlre. bni lota: Cram
T Srtrea: Pirtnt eitraa. 47 for olala wrao-
"t antw.. ttraa, 41IS4Z lb.; dairy, ouyl&g
v- ji a jsc in
BuTTi; It FAT Portland dHary baala. No
trade, 4.V In.: No. 3. 43e; eouatry at
, 4ia43 fnr No. 1 trade.
rnr.ISK twlUnt prtra: Ttnamook. frcah
f-oana fanry tnpleta, Sn h. ; tourrf Amr-
Ma. iw in. rrve to wnm, t. o. a, liiia-
'mi: Triplata. ar: Tnona Anerieaa. 2 To.
Ilia prloa: Rlw-k Swlaa. . raany... S Sc;
barter, 2Oo lb; craaa brick. 3 Oaf
tAiGH Bnylnf prloa. Front al.rt: Cur-
at relpta, 4T(44n doa ; candled. eaUtnf
tra. 67 a) Aa nar da : alirl. K(tr tor rim
kllau, 50a par dna: torua. 8640 dna.
AUr- AaandatHm prlra: Sriort, SOc dVa :
rata, 7a dna.; pulleta, &n dua.; pewaaa, 82
a I rwanary Btorate, 4 Or dna.
UTK FOrLTRT Ulrt prlraa: Haary
-na, le: right heaa. 1718o lb : aprtmaa.
'M n. I Vmilrra. 3IOe lb. : old roootan,
' lb.; turkrya. dnawd, 3JS)3S lb.; li.
w.1 aiiraa, iiibiim 10.
Praah Vaaeiahtaa and Fni
FRRSn rRCITS Oranaaa. UllSltl
hibajnaa. IHth lb.; ona, 34.75 aad
BLRKUvA 4xranbarrVa, local, 5 506 50
"Li J21.OOw22.00 per bbL; huckJa-
rrUa, I0tr
DBIRD FBt'tTS nta. $5 00 6 IS twt;
aa, blark. S3.00SI3 3R ir Ih Km
ranaa. to and 30. 30-lh. bn. 7 Ha lb.
iat, MlftM prio, u rataiVra: ImL
V0; kaiylna nrioa. II TIM4 oo Mintr, -
K"1 106)15a 1.: crara aokaa. 40a doaan
unrjtaa,
PUTATORS aVQina nrlca ta iatWa-
biwa fanry. 33.00 pr cmul: burlaa orlna
lwntry. 31.75 par oantal. Takuaa beat. 12.00
13.10 par ranlai
TIIUKTABUai atriag bran. 7- lb ; breta,
3 0 ear.: rababce, 1 H 3 lb.j oarrots.
130 aaek; aalary, T5c1.2 dna. ; aggpUat.
36 , kHtur. 1133 prr !. ; pamaipa,
1 50 aaek ; araan pnirwr. 10a lb ; lomalora,
alifomla. 8ioo3ho lot; pumpkin, !
Ht Ov i aawaah, 3(3H lb: htKamdlah.
3 Di niraala, 20c lb. arOrhnke. 81.50
av aaallflowar. 31 II a i 30 dna
A PTUKM Soltaanburg. aitra fanry 4 tjrr.
tit) ITS: fanry 4-tiar. 8J.40atl.IO:
ivntna 4 Mar, 15 00,
AFrXKH Wlntar Banana, axtra fancy 4-uor.
SSOs faacy (Ikf, 31. 78; ehote 4-Uar.
1. as
APPLKS Ortl, eatr fanry 4 Mar. 83.25:
arTi'w' -.o; eni'ina urr. il.Tt.
AnrUleVJnaiaUaaaa aad Bpltsetibarn. an
tamd. f 30
APPlXS Panntooa ertra faan 4 Har
J ; Ua-y 4 0r. 83 23; oholo 4 Uar,
see.
A PPIXA OnaHna atnnk. TSeeillSO boa
Twenty Hre ana off ttl abora oa 130 aad
as ataea, tea aa on its aad bum Oar.
Wheat Affected by
Weakness m Other
Grains at Opening
Chicago, Vow. it. (L K. B.) Wheat
eloaad ralhar homry and at sharp dec Krai for
tha day. Abamce of iglreaniTs buying power
faatarad tha day' trade and pricea worked
manually towrr to um do aaoar a (taaay
drlnbla af arUing praamra.
Whaat aimed with net loam of 2 H 02 He,,
nra 1 Si 1 Us off, and oat unchanged to
He down,
Onicato, Nor. 29 (L N. 8.1 WeakBeaa
In corn and oata wma rartected In wheat at
tlM opening today, sad prion war irregular.
Ratling waa acattered aad moitly of tha hedg
ing rariaty. December epened UBChancd to
Ho lower, and May unchanged to He higher.
IAquirlatlon of Deormber waa the feature in
mm. The atari waa 4o to 14 e lower for De
cember and unchanged to He off for Mty.
Iiong Uqutuatrd Deotmber oata and prices
at th Mart war to He down. Uay
opened nehangad.
rrorUotw wer Inaetira.
Chicago rang, famished by TJnited Pre:
Opra. High.
114H 114H
113H 1 18 H
CORN
48H 48H
64 ' 54
OATS
82H 88
38 H 88
PORK
HEAVIER SUPPLIES
E
CABBAG
ROLLING
with the Midwest eagerly aeakint aopplia of
rotablaa ia the Wast, abipmaau of cabbage
traa tha PorUaad trrritorr are increasint rapidly
ear from the Poruaad terrttory Tuesday, th
lack of adequate rail transportation.
Kaport indicate the aaipatent of st least dx
car from hta Poruaad territory Tuaaday, ' tin
entir atoek goang to the audweat oa f. o, b.
sate her
Additional Uncial ardor for Oman eabbac
are available from various Midwest asaiketa, bat
atuDDirja interona her do act amear to bar or
ganised theOMlTes into a body whereby oeUTenea
oa a lartt scale are poeaibla.
want la oeuerea to Be u last rail esnoaa
of cauliflower for the season has ton forth
from Poruaad. It ha bees th greatest season
ia point of sUmnects that the cauliflower in
dustry her baa known. Not onhr ha Um crop
been a liberal on aad ta quality excellent, out
demand ha been nauaaally food.
Dee.
May
Per.
May
avay
Low.
115H
6JH
324
38 H
CTflsM.
Ill H
115H
47H
53 H
82 H
38 H
Jan.
Jan 850
May 892
Jan. 780
May 777
Cash wheat No.
sprint. 3120.
LARJ
893
RIBS
737
777
2 hard
Pee.
May
Dec
BTB
1 4 -St
BABliEY
1510
843 848
887 890
780 782
770 770
81.14 ; No. S
82 H 83
8914 "89H
67H
Crop condiUona thrrugboot tha world an
haying their effect span the wheat market
generally. Not only are prtraUlnf report! in
dicating s lesser output ia the United States
generally for Um r"""t winter wheat crop, but
European adrice are such a to stampede the
bear and force them into the bullish crowd.
More and more it looks as If there is eonsid
arable truth in previous forecasts that certain
big interest war quietly absorbing December
options and that there was a badly contested
volume of short aelnnc in that delivery that
mar wreck a few of the bears.
The Chicago Tribune says that, with nearly
one third of the total winter wheat acreage of
the TJnited States in the droughty region, and
with lew favorable foreign crop reports, there
was a decidedly' bullish sentiment noted among
wheat traders, sfter the closer x With th Boutfl
weatem wheat seven months from hsrveat sad
spring wheat the deciding factor sa to tha sise
of the crop, some of the posted traders ex
pressed the belief that the foreign situation
should receive more attention than the pro
nective yield for 1922 in this eountry. They
ere locking for reduced estimate on the Argen
tine eroD. the earn a witnaaaed in the Aus
tralian,, with Don too farorabl prospects in
thit eountry, and believe that all the grain
North America has to spare will be wanted by
foreigners.
All through the Portland wheat trade there
is much more incentive to take hold. Bven a
former very bearish export bouse, winch could
not for month see anything but gutter prices
for wheat, has durint Um last few day been
keenly aseklnt supplies. Indicating that it really
wanted Um wheat is the fact that it was trying
to outbid its competitor for requirement. After
the close of Chicago, wheat was lower, the local
wheat dropped le to c
Milletnffa are firmer and aa advance in Um
price ia forecast aa a result of liberal increase
in the California demand.
WHEAT Club, $1.10 9 1.1 1; Bluestem and
Baart, $1.15; Red Russian, $1.0891.09; Tur
key Red. $1.131.15.
FtiOTJR Selling pricea, mill door: Patent,
$7.00; Willamette valley brands, 84.80; local.
straight. $5.40; bakers' bard wheat, $7.00;
K.k. hl.n. t". H.V..' w.llcr
graham, $5.60; whole wheat, 85.80; Montana
spring wheat, patent. $7.40 per bbl. Price
for city delivery 15c extra, suburban 20c extra.
HAY Buying price for old crop: Willam
ette timothy, fancy, 312.00 915.00 per too;
Rasters Uresxrn timothy. I1S.UU per ton:
clover. $10.00 ( 11.00; straw. $6.00 9 7.00;
alfalfa. 815.00 IB 15.50 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta,
7c: domestic, 7c in carload lota, leas amounts
higher.
MTJXSTTJFFS vMfflron at mill. Backed, ton
lots, 320.00; rax loads. $19.00.
OATS Per ton. buying prloa: Feed,
$20.50(9 27.50.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $23,00 9
24.00; brewing. $25.50.
SEED Buying price: Red clover, 15 9
16c; alsike, 14c; vetch, 8c lb.
FEED8TCFPS F. O. B. mills: Rolled bsr
ley. $34.00 36.00; whole barley. $31.00;
alfalfa meal. 339U0; cocoaaut meal. IZH.uu;
cracked oorn. $39.00: whole corn. 538.00 per
ton: whole oats, 833.00; rolled oats. 836.00;
chicken wheat. 343.00; scratch feed. $42.00.
Merchants' Exchange bids:
WHKAT
November. December. January.
GAIN IN NORTHWEST
OUTPUT OE LUMBER
HOGS AND CATTLE
SHOW VJEAKNESS
TUESDAY LITESTOCR TRADE
Hoe. Steers. Laaaba.
PorUaad $3U6 $ ua :.JS
Omaha .6-5$ .... t.4l
CbJeare 7.16 1U( lOJi
Kaasaa City . cjs m M
8aa Francisco S.ll US Ui
Denver 7.16 645 8.75
Seattle 8w36 $-
Ife aiarket.
139 438 21 86 21
28 66 S
81 '122 . 8 543 8
222 2
264 10 S 253 4
76 26 2045 10
380 124 16 7
127 74 .. 358 7
BUILDIHG SHOWS
GOOD INCREASE
Dallas Taxpayers
Defeat Road Plans
nallaa. Or.. Nor. 29. At a maetitna of the
resident taxpayer of th Dallaa read district
held Saturday, a propratition to levy a special
tax of 810.000 on the district for the pur
pme of paring the Dallas-Falls City road
within the city limits of Dallas was defeated
by a three-to-two majority. TUia city also re
eanUy voted heavily against the special county
road tax levy oi S70.U1K1. VV1LH Dotn these
propoaiUoB defeated, there will be little road
work doaa la Polk eousty Ute coating year.
Light business and relatively high production
featured the report of 102 mills in Western
Orewon and 'Weatern Wasbiiictou. rjarbcirmtina
ia Us trade bulletin of the West CoaM Lum
bermen association for the week ending So
veraber IB. Total production for the w
amounted to 68.523.844 feet, shipments for
the week aggregated 50.830,108 feet, and new
business totaled 49,502.659 feet. Production
wsa sonroximatelv 12 Der cent below normal,
SHwrdin to tha remrt. shiomenta being 26
per cent below production and . new business
28 per cent below proaucooa.
Twantv-nin tier cent of the week's shio
menta went by water.. Um mtercoastal nd
coaitvrv leadings accounting for 9.022,905
feet, and overseas cargoes totaling 5.657.203
feet. Rail deliveries totaled 1205 ears. Ship
ment by water absorbed 30 per cent of the
new huMmm for tha week. Of this. 6.312.659
feet wai coastwise and interooastal business,
snd 8.690.000 feet for export delivery. Or
ders for rail delivery were exceptionally low
st 1150 cars. , Z
The- unnhipped balance in tha domestio cargo
trade declined to 98,718.827 feet, in export
trade to 64.175,906 feet, and in the rail
trade the balance remaining on the books of
the mill wsa 2975 car.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCX
Hot. CetUe. Calves. Sheep Car.
Tuesday . . .
Week ago ..
2 weeks ago
4 war- ago.
Tear ago . ,
2 year ago
3 year go.
4 years ago.
Backward trend waa shown ha reading 3
aback offering! at North Portland at th
opening of the Tuaaday trad. Then was a
run of 21 loads ia tb allay, with cattle
supplies greatest.
Weakness permeated the market tor cattle
at the opening Tuesday morning. North Port
land had a fair run of 438 head and there
waa no disposiaou whatever to pay former ex
treme values. In fact, early bid would indi
cate a loss of at least 25c in th price. Later
the market showed an extreme top of $6.50 for
steers aad $5.25 for eows and heifers.
OetMral cattle market range:
Choice steers
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers
Common to fair steers
Choice oows and heifers . . .
Medium to good cows and heifers
a be
Fruit Growers Must
Deliver Goods Sold
Is Order of Court
Olympia, Wash., Not. 29. Direction of th
snrjerior court of Pieroe county to enter judg
ment in fevor of B. P. Pearcs against the
Puyanup eV Sumner Fruit Growers' Canning
company waa ordered on Monday by th state
supreme court reversing the original decision of
the Pierce county court, M. L. Clifford, judge.
The canning company I found liable for failure
to ship on carload of cabbage of a certain
grade after accepting the order.
Decision of John M. Wilson, fridge of the
superior court of Thurston county, affirming an
order of the public service commission directing
the Tacama Eastern railroad to refund $2772.48
to Um Electric Loggias company for over
charge on log shipment Is affirmed by th
supreme court
6.00 9 S-50
5.50 9 0.00
6.00 5 60
4.00 9 5.00
4.76v9 525
4 2349 .Xi
8.75 9 4.23
3.00 9 S.75
1.759 8.00
2.75 9 3.75
4.759 5.25
4 509 5.00
8.500 9. CO
8.00 9 8.50
6.00 9 8.00
5.00 9 6.00
Hard whit . . .
Soft white ...
White club .-. .
Hsrd winter . .
Northern spring
Red Walla ...
No. 2 white. . .
No. 2 gray ....
No. 8 E. T.
1.09
1.05
1.06
1.05
1.05
1.00
FEED OATS
26.00
45.00
CORN
shipment. 20.00
1.09
1.05
1.06
1.05
1.05
1.00
26.00
25.00
1.05
1.02
1.03
1.02
1.02
26.00
23.00
23.00 23.00
COUNT RT HEATH "ailing prina: Country
T saevievt in. rnr aa Marker aeaat
IS in lie Iha. ban Muff Imm: ML to,.
kamtt $0 U 100 ma. ItestkH lb., heavy
.left bev aprtnt ana ha, 1 21 lie lb
SM t J7U . MEATS llama. 27 0 36 tkv
hreekfaat baenai, 33S)43e lb.
IJasUS aatias moatwa, 11 H lb., tierce
Mai aranpnenn. II.
PACSIXi HOI'Kal MF-ATS Slaevheaf Ua:
aira ; ' "" law; aimna, 1 2 17;.
Plea ana BeollfM
FtCBH FISH Falvaraua, 10 19 He:
kali. 16S)I! ataman, it HI As: bbok
i-M. l0 4)Jle Isv; basket ktppaaad end. $3.33;
at "v "o n
OYSTERS Kaitfaru. ami. 84.90; Oivwtnfe.
Itlae al. $140 pinti era be. tarn $111.
n aa 1m v
staaa. . vWwat aet HMa
WOfl 121 rr. rraator, 22a tt.
HllKM aifklna, lOe; kips, $9 6e; g
j, sr; aaiui SSM Is.
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San Frsnelwo Market
Ban Francisco. Nov 29. (TJ. P.) Pota
toes Rivers. $2.252 50: Balis. $3.73;
Oretna Burbaak. $2.65 9 2.75
union urystax vrax. ij.uo brown. 14.00
94 50.
Seattl Marks
Seattla. Nee. 29. (L N. S.I
XS. 4 96 lb.: Spanish. 5o lb.
POUtoes laxima Uems, 8K 00 g 4 2.00 ton.
Loa Ana Niarket
T.oa Antelea. Nov. 2. 1 1. N. S.) Pota
m Loan mneUv 60o 11.00: Stockton Bur-
banks, bet IZ.502.73. tew 32. B5, poorer
low a 92.25 ; Idaho Knsseta, 12.20 8 2.40
Rural mostly $2.00 9 2.20.
.leV. ; saltavl, 8S)4e lb.
MOHAtTt Nraalnsl. 1 !t lb
TAIJ.OMf AND URCASK Ma 1 tallow. 3e:
rrM BARK New. Se: eld. 8 He lb.
WlXl WllUsaatra valley, enaraa, 10o; wia
naaa. ISe: fiae. 20 lb. : Eastara Dm.
, iieisi n.
wasrsss
BRANS " whit. 83.88: taraa white
31; Mai. r: Una. 8c: bana. Ikr
rNoinW $.: se.
ai B Japan style, Na ft Se
7 N 1 law Ortfw,ne bead. 9 H a
rmi ' Besateit, 17H9Se la
4ravaa,
SALT TWw. U rr . 1 0O. 818 IS Inn
Sea, 117 ; abl dairy. 30. $37.30: balaa,
IAe : laaet aabla and deary. $34.30;
assart viatv aiwa, -
arilAB CHbe; $7.e; fruit
I.1T3: he grant
olden C. IA A3
11a.. 13.13: babv
$4 eaay; Rasla, $9.73 ease,
B"Ol rBAI KKRS la baft. 14a Ba
MTSw.inw, S334 Ifc.; alatonda, 24
sfJAaj. 4lbvva St In ark Vna. neanwU,
iiw awaawa, aaf nrasua. is W 30a
asaVas - apeaea. X I ar 24a.
, Pain, 4MII
1XX8Tirr OIL Raw. kbi,. Iftn; katts
mw. riaas swej raw. a. 11 04 ; boiled.
wsaaa, aiaa aju.
CASOLlMB Iron beta. 26a; aM, $$
W 'tlW f, fl.ni
631; yatkvw D. $3
$ il- evtra C. $.8;
CA!tNr.D MUX Tall
sal
rrrT. nvUaH. $1 is bbi
WHTI I r l Teas
ISH.
ssta, 13e; 300
IJverawol Wseat Hlrber
TavevTMl. No. 39 Wheat classd i er
t v saawi.
ArrssUae Waeat Hlsber. .
Asrea, v. J. Waaat 3H hlghar.
DAIRT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
Poultry Men Open
New Idaho Ranch
C. L. tjpson. general manscer of th Pacific
Cooperative Poultry Producers' ssaocistinn. is In
Idsho, wber the association is opening up ita
Initial Gem state establishment. Quarters have
been leased and initial business will be transacted
December 1. ' Headqoartera will be maintained
at Portland. Mr. Upson will remain in Idaho
for about two weeks, retting the organization
under way. C. E. Chamber, a newcomer with
Um Portland office, will b office manager of th
Idaho branch.
varaM tMVTVOSr RrlaawHlva)
Saa Francisco. Nov. 2. (U. P.) Buttar
Extra. 46c; prune firsts, 45c: fuxts. 40c
Las Extras, tie: extra firsts. 60S: extra
pullet, 48 He: aitra first pullets. 48c; under
sued pulleta. 38c.
I a ease California flats, Taney. 24 He; firsts,
3c
SaaUle Market
Baattla, Nna. 39. L N. 8. ) Eggs Select
rartea, $890e; puTleU, 4445e.
Butter City creamery, 46c; bricks. 4T.
Chases Oregon Triplets, 24 9 23o; Young
30c.
S.) Bus-
pullets.
40e;
Nov. 39 (L J.
Loa Anaalaa.
tor eta
Kara Extra. 61e: aae count.
SZe,
Pwultrr Hens. 23 9So: btuilera.
tryera, $30.
60o
Ca lease Dairy Prod a re
Cbioatn. Nov. 29. Buttar Receiota. 8792
tub. Creamery, extra. 43 He; first. 861)
44c: packing Mora. 23 9 24 He
F.gg Recarpta, 2883 casea. Miarellaneona.
80 ay 52c; ordinary firvta, 43 9 47c; firsts. 50
9 3e: ehack. 2 . . 9 28e; dirtiea, 2g 30c
Cbeaa Twtaa, aew. llSltke: daisWa.
19 19 He; Toang Assarlcaa. 19 H 20c; long-
raa, is wivr: nra, isfflsr,
lAve Poultry Turkey, 80e; ehickeaa. IS:
epriata, 21c; roosters, 15c; tea. 22c; ducks.
see.
Cotton Market Shows
Little Improvement
- New York. Nov. 29. 1L N. S.) The
cotton market was -jduiet at the opening today,
with first prices two points net lower on May
snd unchanged to 13 points higher on other
monio. Toere waa a uuie support from
local traders. New Orleans and Wall street in
terests, and selling by Southern wire houses.
After tha start tha list ruled a trifle easier.
with offerings absorbed fairly well by spot con
cerns.
A selling wars in th last hour broke prices
34 to 40 points. Th clos was easy at aet de
clines of 12 to 37 Doints.
Spot quiet. 30 point lower at 17.90; no
sale.
Month. Open- High. Low. Close.
January 1770 1795 1746 1746
March 1762 17S9 1738 1738
May 1733 1757 1710 1712
July 1690 1712 1670 1671
October 1610 1620 1593 1583
December 1790 1800 1753 1753
Dried Fruit and Beans
New Tork. Nov. 29. (I. N. S.1-
Market quiet. Marrow, choice. 86.00:
ohoioe, 85.23 9 5.30; red kidney, choice, $8.00.
Dried Fruits Market firmer. Apricots,
chair to extra fancy, 21933c; apple, evap
orated, prime to fancy, 13 28 He: prunes, 30s
to 60s, 9 H 9 1 6c : do 60 ta 100s, 6 9
10c; peaches, choice to extra fancy, 134 9
20 He; seeded raisins, choice to fancy, 16 9
18He.
AMERICA LIVESTOCK PRICES I 1.
Chloaso Mom $7.10 8.
Oilraen Nor. 29. (L N. 8.) Hoes R- ! 1.
nl, KS nfln ValrW active. Mastlv 10c lower.
Kn k sfl t n im t uiir tnn. ii.iu DUTTveiEnk 1 1 .
IR KierOO: medium weicht. 36.85 7.00: 3.
li.hf wiht MUSfit.OS: Usht lishts. 36.95 1.
7.1 a Kaarv eac.kina sows. nnOOU. i-
packihg bows, rough. 3S.OU0O.3O; pigs, so.ss
a t an - 1 drt .
raAi Rnreiora it. 000. near neer ana 111
ah stock null to zoo lower. insert mosuy
steady. Beef steers, choice and prime, 88.85
11.25; medium aad good. 35.8549 9.50;- good
and choice, $8.50 911.25; common and me
dium, $4.75 98.50: butcher cattle, heifer.
33.508.75: cows. 33.40 6.25: bulls. 83.35
m 6.00: Banners and cutters, cows ana Belt
ers, 13.60 .3.40; esnner steers. sz.ieajB.7T:
vest calves (light and handyweixht) . $7.00
9.50; feeder steers, $4.50 (4.80; stacker steers
(3.oOS.:b; stocker oows and neiiera, ss.ia
45.00.
Sheep Reeerpt 14.000. Market ' steady to
strong. Lambs (84 lbs. down), $8.75 10.25 ;
Ismbs, culls snd common, 16.5U (8.5D; year-
lint wethers. 36.0088.50: ewes. 83.0005.15:
breeding ewes, $1.50 2.75; feeder lambs, $7.50
IS B.ou.
SaaUle Hogs as.SO
Seattle, Not. 29. (L N. S.) Hot Re
ceipts, ss, steady: Prime lights, 38.50 as 8.90
rough heavies, $4.50 9 5.50; smooth heavies,
S6.ooatT.00.
cattle Receipts. 48. steady. Prime steers.
$6.00 m 6.50; best cows and heifers,. $4.26
4.75; prime light calves, $8.00 99.00; heavy
calves. $6.00 7.00; bulls, $3.00 0 4.00.
Sheep Mono.
Denver- Hos 87.10
Denver. Colo., Nov. 29. (U. P.) Cattle
Receipts 200. Strong. Steers. $5.00
6.25; cows and heifers, $3.75 5.00; stackers
sod feeders, $4.25(9 6.00.
ttote ReceiDtH 1100. Steady. Ton. 87.10
bulk. $6.25 9 7.00.
Sheep Beeelpta 2OO0. Strong. Lambs.
$7.50 0 8.73: ewes. $2.50 4.00: feeders.
$7.25 98.25.
San Francisco rioai ss.oo
San Francisco. Nov. 29.' (TJ. P. ) Cattli
Grass fed steers, 698Hc: second quality. 4
5c: cows and heifers. 4eoHc: calves.
light weight. 7 H 9 8 He; ealTer, baary, 69
5Ha
Sheen Lamb. 17 0017.75: wether. 34.00
a.se: ewes. sz.T&e3.2.
Hriff -Hard rrain fed. watshin 100-172'
lbs., 9ct over BOO lbs,. 7c
Kansas enr nea aa.se
Kaasaa City. Nov. 29. (L N. S.)
Receipts, 14,000; extremely duU. Steers. 86.00
MB. 83: cows. $s.50W4.oo; neuen, it.&oe
6.00; stockers and feeders, $6.00 97.25; calves
$.50 S 6.50.
Hogs Receipts, ll.uuu; actnv. Duir 01
sales. $6.6396.80; top. $6.85; heavies. $6.65
v6.80; lithU. $6.60 9 6.85; medium, $6,65 9
6.80.
Sheen Receiota. 8000: active and steady.
Lambs. $9.00 9 9.23; eyes, ss.ooet.vu.
onuis Haas asu
South Omaha, Nov. 29. (L N. B.) Cattle
Receipts, 6000; beef steers ana ana stock,
low; bull and veals, strong; stockers and feed
er, aenarally steady.
Hogs Receipts. 11.000: Bear, generally ie
to. ISe snm. mux, sa.Bae-u; top. o.ou
SheoD Reostnts. 11.000: killing claws Iirm
bulk fed lambs, $9.25 90-40; top, $9.40; fed
dapped lambs, $8.75; ewes, top, $4.25; feeder
lamb, strong.
Pair to medium cows and heifers
Common to fair cows and heifers
Ganners
Bulls
Choice cows and heifers
Fair to good feeders
Choice dairy calves
Prime light calves
Medium light calve
Heavy calve
8 wine Situation Daoressed
Seemingly. North Portland could not stand
two days of an extremely bullish market with
out backsliding. In th Tueaday morning hog
trade there was a depreeeed ton, even though
only a nominal supply of 129 bead came for
ward. Esriy tales were around $9.50 for tops.
a loss of SOo, but nominal business waa shown
at $9.75.
General bog market range:
Prime light $ 9.00 9 9.50
Smooth heavy, 280-300 lb.... 8.009 8.50
Smooth heavy. 800 lbs. up 7.00 8.00
Rough heavy 6.00 9 7.60
Fat pigs 9.00 9 9.50
Feeder Diss 8.50 (e 9.00
Stags 5.00 9 7.00
Sheen Situation steads.
Steadiness was generally the rule in the
sheep and lamb trade at North Portland Tuea
day. Run 'or the day was nominal, with a
total of but 86 head. This scarcely gave op
portunity to test values generally.
General sheeD and lamb market range
Rut nf mountain lambs $7.007.75
Beat valley lamb 6 80 9 7.00
Fair to good lambs 6 509600
"fall limb
East of mountain feeder lamb
Light yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Light wethers
Heavy wether
Kwea
Monday Afternoon' Bala
STEERS
Av. lbs. Price. K0.
8 00 9 5.00
5.00 9 5.50
5.00 9 5.50
4.00 96.00
4.005.00
U. P. Villi fffl
TIFF SHE OF
CM.&ST.P.11
8.0094.00
1.0094.00
New Turk Poaltry Markat
New Tork. Nov. 29. (L N. 8 ) Lira Poul
try Market firm. OvYtrken. 23 9 35e; fowl.
IS27e; tnrkeya, 0f43e: roosters, 16c;
ducks, 4fcr; gees. 24 9 35a.
I'iissH Poultry Marks steady. CMrken.
30e43e: few la 16t34e: tnrfcav Hans..
ducks. t09$$e; geeat. 20930c
wiaaipee; Wheat Option
Winnipeg. Nov. 2 Wheat
Open.
Taee. Mm.
November $113H 81.12H $1.1H
vwetber 1.11 1.0 1.IOV
May 1.74 H ' 1.13 1.14 H
Mlaaeasolls.Dalatk Flu
Minneapolis. Nov. 29. (L N. S Flax
November 11.76 H ; P- vaibev. $1.73 H: Jan
wary, 81.75 H ; May. $1.80 H; track aad ar
rive. 11 Tl H ayi.TSH
rmiuta. no. 1.
vaesbar and Dacewtber,
May. li tis
9 179 H:
v. 29 II. N. 8,1 FMx Ne
fascember. $1.79: January, $1.83;
, ; track aad arrive. $1.79 91.83.
Hew Elata Meat afarket
Me ass as aa. WasK. Nav. St. Char lea Batta
baaak. f i.iaw liy of Mow teas an. ha lonsed a
partnership with Mart Barnes af PmyaUup and
vna uvea osass a asset maraat ua xtoasa.
Ckleatre Fetats) Market
Chlcaca, No. 29. Potatoes Reeeipta 6T
Northern Whit. 81.8001.70: Idas
Itaameta, $3.20: Rarala, $1.909 2 05; Bed
euvert, s t.sw m I w.
Raa Fraaelses Barter Xsrket
Baa rraaerWw, Nov. 2S. (TJ. P.) 1
Spot feed, par cental. $1.23 9 132 H.
Stw Tork Wool aad Hides
New Tork. Nov. 29. (L N. 8.) Wool
Market unchanged. Domestic fleece XX Ohio.
23988c; do pulled scoured baata, 18967c; do
Texas, scoured basis, 40 9 75c; territory staple,
scon reed, 55 9 85r.
Hide Market firm. Native steers, 15&c;
branded tears. 15 15 He.
Stw Tork Metal Market
New Tork. Nov. 28. (L N. S.1
On iet: (pot, Novamser. December and Juuurr.
offered. 12 44 c.
Lead Quiet: spot. November. December and
January, offered, 4 He.
Spelter unlet: epot and Novevnber. offevad.
$4.65; Decaaaaer and January, offered. $4.70.
New York-London Silver
New Tork. Nov. 29. (L N. t.i CemtBar-
dal bar silver waa quoted todayv a foUowa:
Domestsc, nriohanged. 99 He: forvaga, H e lower.
London. Nov. 29. (L If. S.) Bar silver.
H a ajww at s 1 1 n.
Mr rpoof Cotton Market
Lrvarnool, Nov. 39. (I. N. S.I Spot eat-
ton waa quiet at the opening today. Price War
toady: aalea wee 6000 bale. American mid.
fair, 18.59; good bid.. 11.89; full mid.. 11.49;
aud.. 11.09; low mid., 9.79; good ordinary.
B.we; orauuury, t.2.
Future opened steady.
Parr base Ceatralla Merchandise
Centralia. Wash., Nov. 29. Gealer-McNivau
eranrauur Testerday nurebased th atoek nf the
Matthews at Saulu bardwar stare snd win move
th stock to their owu store. G. C. Matthews
and W. H. Baslts win givw all- their Uma to the
Washington cancer tnstuut.
Ferelra Excbasira Market
New Tork. Nov. 20, (TJ. P. I Dentaad
starunt opened today at $3.98 H : francs, .0690
lira. -04O4 V ; xaarks, .0036 H-
Tha market elsned firaa. TTi mini iterflng.
sa ve ; rraaea, sw.en ; mares, se.ooss H
hre, $0,0406 Vk: kronen. $0.1865.
"w Tork Batter and Errs
New Tork. Nov. 29. L N. 8.) Burter;
Market fair, dem. Creamery extra (silted and
unsalted). 45 49 47c; firsts (salted and unsalted)
38 9 45c; higher than extras (salted and unsalt
ed). 4548c state uauy tub. Iiwiic
ladle, fresh ex.. 8 4c
Uheew Market (teaay to lirm. state wow
milk SDeciala. 21 4 23c: lower trad. 16 4el8c
average ran. 20 9 21 He., Wisconsin Wboi
milk, fancy Young Araencss, 219 22c State-r-
Skims. specials. 15 16 He: choice. 11 ft 14c
fair to good. 8 010c: lower grades. 4 9 7.
Eggs Market irregular, itaaroy wtme, Taney,
93c: brosrn. fancy. 73 0 75c: extra. 69 012c;
firsts, 56982c
Milk Th wholes pried S3. ST per 100
pounds of 3 per cent milk, within 200-210 mile
..1080 $ 5.25
..1034 4.90
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870
.1045
. 844
. 863
. 1280
.1080
. 880
. 975
.1058
, .1180
. .1270
, . 880
. .1086
. . 990
. .1170
. .1097
. . 1030
. . 1055
. . 580
1.
14.
1.
1.
1.
27.
28.
1 .
O
56 ;
17.
6.00
4 00
5.00
5.50
6.50
5.00
8.75
6.25
5.S5
COWS
4.23
4.00
6.00
5.00
8.00
4.50
4.00
4.50
4.00
4.25
CALVES
. 442 $ 7 00 ' 1.
. 480 R.fiO 4.
. 880 6 80 1.
. 867 6.00 7.
, . 201 - 9.00 1.
, . 195 7.00 f 2.
. . 351 6.00 I
BULLS
, .1075 $ 3.75 J 1.
. .1260 3.00 ( 1.
HEIFERS
Av. lbs.
. .1120
.. 870
. . 930
.. 990
. . 630
. .1025
. . 990
. .1130
. .1005
. .1195
. .1065
. . . 860
. .. 012
. . 920
. . . 930
. . .1250
. . .1622
. . .1100
. . .1141
. . . 1040
. . .1080
. .. 180
. . . 380
. .. 320
. . . 220
. .. 220
. . . 180
Prie.
$ 4.00
5.73
5.15
4.00
4 00
5.00
5.35
5.50
6.00
5.83
4.85
$ 1.50
4.85
4 00
4.60
8 00
4.60
4.00
4.50
8 75
2.00
7.00
7.00
6.85
9.60
7.00
9.00
Beaton. Row. 29. Thirty cities ta
cassette report that ajvptWrtnaw tor tssildins
permits ta October tnverved a
peaatitar of $3,063,000. This is
ef 87 ner ant oear tha fai4 rvtiar. lt!S.
paper I Officials of the TJnJoa Paclfio ay stern
Boston. Nov. 29. Tha paper toduatry tal arjjj n the tariff Sheet of th CJUcAfO,
Kew England is working tt about 7- P ,eelW, wauk A gL Pm1 Rajj uUn
w. s. aivrw aoen axe suae auuaw sa
tb payroll of the auBa,
TEXTILES
Atlanta. Nov. 29. Eisnty par sent of tb
taxtile sail la G st ar aow ronmag fall
tune (ov day a weak. The ryssilnlat t par
eaat are idle
CANNED FRUIT
Sacramento. Nov. 29. Thera I a rrewiaa
aamand for eannea trait hers, and with any
thing like Industrial revival ther likely to
ba a ahortag is aoaa Boas, notably pear aad
Paabea Pricea are moving upward.
New Tork. Now. tt. There has
what greater setmty in tha
market here. Philadelphia ta reported
buying Bbarally. Tha demand t
is good and stocks as short.
COTTONS
Toronto. Nov. 29. Thera baa bean a
in Ontario to plaos orders for cotton roads.
'inere at aa especial rarmtna lor Botany yarns.
Miuai aixv aiua ar enort ana may aoa
able to fill all order for finished good
oonsequsnce.
STEEL
FHttsbura. Nov. 29. Tha Martina wwrv slant
of the Americas Sheet ek Tinpiate romoany
will increase iu operations to 75 par cent this
wees, tb Aewoastia plant of tha same
pany, scoording to Manager J. R. Butler, baa
resumed operation in tuu. Twenty sddinonal
tia mills have started. The Bhatungo Tin
works has resumed operating 30 hot mills,
v New Tork. Nov. 29. Th freight rata
tinpiate from New Tork, Pittsburg and Cin
cinnati to Paciiio Coast points wiD ba re-1
duoed to $1.20 ton as soon a the rates
s be published and put into effect.
TARNS
New Bedford. Mass.. Nov. 29. The market
in worsted ysrns has slowed up. both because
consumers have pretty well covered require
ments up to the first of Um year and ba
emu! spinners sre sell sold up into 1923.
Makers of bathing suits, however, are using
fairly larx quantities.
DAIRT PRODUCTS
St Paul. Nov. 29. The stocks of butter
snd eegs now held ia storage warehouses ia
the Northwest have undertone a decided re
duction in Um last few weeks. A greater de
mand ha mad itself msnif rated is Um mar
kets bar.
FERTILIZER
New Tork, Nov. 29. Quiet conditions la
the trade for fvrtilixers is forecast for th
remainder of tb year. Operation wQI prob
blv beeom nsrrow aa the data of Um ewe-
ernment sale of nitrate Um end of this mouth
approaches.
DRUGS
New Tork. Nov. 29. Buying of arsenic by
Insecticide makers Is unusually heavy, in tha
belief that farmers next year will be in a
position to buy heavily.
LUMBER
Atlanta. Nor. 29. Manufactanr of fla
bhed lumber ar enjoying boom Una and
are finding difficulty in keeping paoa with Um
demand for building material.
GOAL AND COKB
Couneusrin. Pa.. Nov. 29. The ConneOs-
ville coke market is quiet, and, regardless
of tha additional oven lighted by the H. C
Frick company, only a small percentage of Um
ovens ar in operation at this time. No large
contract bar been received lately,
i GRAIN
Kanaka City. Nov. 29. Tb reduction ta
freiaht rate on train and bay which will
into affect in the territory west of the Mis
sissippi river December 27 ar expected to re
sult in increased shipments by farm era, many
of whom ar hoUina off to tak ad ran tag of
Um reductions.
MEATS
8t Paul. No. 29. The alow demand for
dressed meat products has brought general cosa
plaint from Um packing centers of th Nortn-
mi. Thii utnatioei la reflected In the in
creased amount of meats held In Minnesota
etnraea warehouse. These badintB
largely of beef, veal, mutton and poultry,
STEAM TFA IS ' i
Oil LAST IP Oil 1
COLUMBIA
The st eamar J. N. Teal Is e the last
trip to Th Daists and war Points and
00 arrival la WMneoday ervenin will
tin VI n tkta atai (Jta Wat to RlaoU.
tuto Seattle aad Tacxama for frai$rbt oritr-j trrilih 4 tT--1.Ta hiring oxsarod.
ina Una; east of C&loafo sac destined (orlTb boat beJona-a to the F. B. Jone
th. HawaJlan laianria. aArArdlna to a j company and will be turned back to th
lalamael vnaAa vat11tf. eaalsnit V. v
- 1 i-.,.-- ,w. i 1 . m an..
TTarrw T. TTurlv. vaaefli. ee.av.aaa Loa I vJra,irl osuno ot.atas
" " " . I DaJles-Coluaribla Trarasrxrrtatioa core-
ute port 01 rgruano sa uts ooca envro pany. BtelamJtb and iniltt kaw ea
nxisslon. tered Into th reneral trsras-portavUon
Portland tnteresU to Hawaii ar serred kuln" ltwwn Portland and tnlddh
Ly the steamship Cordova, operatinx for rlTr polau aa far east aa Tb Dalle. A
tb Alaska Pacific Steamship company. txKweekly eerrvoe will be tnalntained.
She take cargo from Portland and As Th steamer Iralda win b placed la
torts and makes rerular monthly sail- commission Thursday mornlrvc snd will
In ira. Heretofore tb Hawaiian rate has make the Initial trip from AVrker Straet .
been purely local, bat with th overland dock leavlna- at t a. as. A new tariff baa
haul included and th Union Pacific Into been placed In effect for both freirM aad
Fx rt land meeting the afUwauks cut. a paaaenrers. Psaacng-rrs to Caacarte
eoaaiderable stlmulu to buaineata Is Locks will be carried for tl and Bte-rexv
looked for and full carfoes booked on son on th Washing; ton shore, will carry
the Cordova. Heretofore the latter res- th same rata. Carson. Cooks. Under
set has made Seattle a port of calL wood. Whit Salmon. Hood River aad
tine leading- into San Fran Cisco will Mealer will take a 11.(0 rat. Above thai
probably follow th lead of th Northern will stand on th th rough rat of t .
llues and thus place all coast ports oa Th Iralda will carry about 2 tons or
a parity for Eastern business. expreas freight in each direction. She
In an effort to secure business for the will Weave Portland Tueaday. Thursday
Islands from th California port th and Saturday and will be commanded by
Mstson line recently made a cut of M Captain Frank Caplea. Charles K. Steel
cents a ton on everything except molasses smith will act as purser,
eaat bound and lumber and'veament west-
bound. V I ALL AL05G THE WATERFROlfT
I The steamship Ross City, of the Ran
WTRT OFF COAST ABATESi Francisco snd Portland Steamship
SHIPS TO RESUME TOTAGE company will sail from Ainsworth dock
After a week of howling tale off the I for th South Wednesday morning with
coast with wind that ranged from 30 paaeenftrs and freight.
miles to 90 miles per hour. North Head The British steamship Northumber-
report at t o'clock, this morning gives Und. Portland for the continent with
me aino at iu miles aouineasv. I 7S 0O0 Knvaa nf annl 1. A .t
The condition will ease up th situs- I u.. c. ... t " 7.
tion on Grays Harbor, where on inter- the fruit.
coastal and four coastwise steam ships . .
have been tied up for the past 10 days Tb steamship Wlllaolo. of tha Wil-
The steamers Multnomah and ErrMen: IUjn Un- sailed North from Saa Fran-
H. afeyer of the McCormlck line have Cisco for PorUaad Tuesday. Sh U
been tid up for the past 10 days. Th I bringing general cargo from th Atlantic
Multnomah haa passengers. The Meyer I side.
has lumber for San Pedro. Tha Hart-1
wood Is slated for San Francisco and I T
the Santa Ines for San. Pedro. I
The steamship cape Henry or the At- g?
lan tic. Gulf & Pacific line has a part Hmn
cargo of lumber for th Eastern coast Eemdljk .....
and will finish out at San Franclaoo. It Tettoku Mars
is hoped all craft will be at sea by to- Jrlaa' ' ' "
isnt I Admiral Bear Saa Fran six. ta
The heavy weather has not detained I Datay tvaa Free Nee. $9
. 550
.1460
$ 6.75
3.73
640 $ 5.50
760 4.50
HOGS
280 $ 7 75 24. ,
172 9.15 65..
96 9.00 6.,
235 9.00 4.,
850 6.00 15..
244 9.00 6.,
450 7.00 1.,
198 10.00 I 5
240 9.50 3
192 9.83 I
LAMBS
100 $ 7.00 I 14
70 5.00 3
78 7.25 I
BUCKS
140 $ 3.00
Tuesday Morning Seia
1030 $ 4.23
SHORT TERM SECURITIES
furnished b Clark. Eendsll Co.:
Price.
Am. TeL A Tel. 6s, October, 1922 100
Am Tel. A TeL 6k. February. 124 10
Am. TeL A TeL 4s. August. 1925 108H
I Armour Conv. 7s. July. 1930 102 H
Anaconda' Cop. Ss, January. 1920 11 H
ADaoonda Coo. fa January. 1929 96
Helfisn uov. s, January, ivz vs
Beth. Steel 7s. July. 1922 100 H
Beth. Steel 7s, July. 1923 100 H
Canadian 5s. April. 1926 96 H
Canadian 6s. October. 1931 94 H
Cop. Exp. Assn. 8s. February, lsza . . . . iu.
Cop. Exp. Aaan. Ss. Fabruary, 1923.. 102 H
Con. Xxn. Aatn. 8s. February. 1924. ...104
Cop. Exp. Assn. 8s, February. 1923.... 1 06 H
Cudahy Packing 7s. July. 1928 100
Jap. First Ext. 4 Ha Pebrusry. 1925 87
Jap. Second 4 Ha, July. 1925 87
South western Bell TeL 7A April. 1935.. 101
Standard Oil of N. T. 7s. January. 1931. 107H
Swift A Co. 7s, October. 1923 10 H
V. S. Rubber 7s. December. 1928 101
8. Rubber TH. August, 1980 105 H
228
195
17
335
214
210
110
234
263
47
63
$ 9.25
9.75
9.85
8.00
9.25
9.75
9.00
9.50
9.00
$ 8.50
5.50
No. Av. lbs. Price. No. Av. lbs price.
52 165 $ 9.50 I 5 192 $ 9.75
8 160 9.75 I 7. . . . 205 9.50
I.... 250 9.50 1
STEERS
1 860 $ 5.73 4 943 $ 6.00
1 880 $.75 2 810 4.50
9 610 5.10 - 7.... 882 8.10
3.... 900 4.50 1 920 5.50
1 1070 4.00 1 1460 5.25
16.... 995 6.00 5 1046 6.00
HEIFERS
2.... 805 $ 4.00 I 2 865 $ 4.00
BULLS
8 1275 $ $.35
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Brakerag Firm la Trouble
Fort Warn. Ind.. Nv. 2. (L N. S.1
F. G. Spragu A Co., one of the best known
brokerat house in Norther Indiana, cloesd it
door today, following a voluntary assignment
by F. Q. Spracue, ita prfaclral owner, naming
B. w. enyroc a trueaee. xne epngue lira
waa tha local icaiusimiiiient for E. W Waner
A Ca. of Chicago, and it la said that firm will
reopea th office hers about December 1.
ww Tark Sat-ar aad Coffee
New Tork. Nov. 2. (U. P.)
Dull; raw, $3,875; refined, dull; translated.
$5.30 at .so.
(Joffee Sa T Rio. spot. 99e; N. 4
Santos, 114 912e.
MlaseapoUs Wheat OpUosi
atinaeapotis. Nov. 29. Wheat:
IeJcewibeT
May ..a.
Open.
...$137H
... 125
$1.24 H
1-22 H
Man.
1.27
1.Z5H
Olympia, Wash.. Nov. 29. Articles of ia
corporation were filed with the secretary of
state oa Monday by th following companies.
via:
Mutual Timber Mills, SeatUe; capita stock,
$4000: D. W. Guiles, M. L. Sorbet. L. Vaughn,
u. ft. atouiil and 4. W. Chute.
Central Grocery company, Takima; capital
stocc, siou.uoo; J. . Moran and Kobert Mul
num.
Eint County Fair aassciation. Carnation
capital stock, $50,000; incorporators, D. A.
Van Vecehten, C. Beadon Ball, Ernest R. Meier,
it. xiarsbaian and Otto Reinig.
Fleming A Wallace Feed company, Edmonds
capital stock. $5000; incorporators, John J
Flemings, wwen Wallace and Edith Fleming.
Andrade-IMckey College of Chemistry. Seattle
capital stock. $500,000; incorporators, Richard
uicxey. Hiss feuse Andrews and H. AL Taylor.
Cabin Creek Lumber company. EQeoaburtal
iueu imnnoKQi un n a ai 1 1 g einal urrk trom
M'ea. or-. Nov. 29, Organised for the
purpose of operating stage and truck bnee on
the high ways of Ore ran, Washington and Oan-
foraia, tb CAM. Stage, eaxSteiiaed tt
$25,000 and with headauanen in Portland.
filed articles of ixMOrporaiiou with the public!
service commlwloa bere Monday. The' incor
porators are C E. Whitney. L. J. Bodiah. B.
jaiiee and Eilna May J an re.
Other oorporation filing artiole wer: j
The Dail ee-Colu mbi Tansrxsrlation eonrjany.
Portland. $25,000: G. H. Huthxaan. Ikvvtoa
Kyman and Cbmrle E. Steeleaaith.
People Mensantile ooanpaay. Free-water.
Umatilla county, $30,000; A, U Creciliaa, 8.
Eaton and E. F, - Jensen.
Slouch . Traasportatioo eueapeny, Portland,
t lO.OOO; Jem Good. George Bluhaa aad M.
E. Wright
Nelson A Co.. Inc.. Bay City. TuMmonk
county. $20,000; John A Season. Peter NeV
en and Orral M. Bodle.
Giuespae Mortgage A Finance company,
Portland. $10,000; George B. Gillsspie, A. B.
Gillespie and Maurice W. Seits.
AUyae Dyeiac aad Oeaning IMabliabmeat,
PnrUaad, $5009; Percy O. Allan. F. T. Rich
ard aad J. C, LssckeL
Grain aa Pasa-r
BrooaabaR cable: Fbeat and flour an nass-
ate, la pre era leo.wuo pusnei tor th week.
Com roegeaaed 714.000 bushels. Oata
339.000 barbels,
-Turpentine and Renin
New Tork Nov. 19. I N. 8 1
tine Savannah- T4et New Tark. 8 le..
Roaia Savannah. $4.80; New Tork. S.IS.
SEW TORK BOITD MARKET
Bid. Aak.
Atchison gvnl 4s 85 H 86 H
Bait. A Ohio gold 4s 79 H 79 H
Bath. Steel ret. 4s 87 89
Central Pan. 1st 4t 82 98
St. Psul genl 4 Ho 67 68
Cho. N. W. genL 4s 80 H
LAN. uni. 4s 84 H 87
N. T. By. 6s 87 89
Northern I'sc P. U 4s 83 84
Union Pac 1st 4s 88 H 68
U. B. Steel 5s 98 H 98
Union Psc 1st ref. 5s 83 H 84
Southern Pso. conv. 5s 93 H 94
Southern Psc. coo v. 4s 87 H 88
Peana, conv. 4s 91 94
Penna. 1st 4Hs 87 88
Che. A Ohio conv. 5 86 86
Oregon Short Line 4i 88 89
. . .Nov. 3
. . .Ke. 8
. . .Nov. $
.. ,Ke.
. . .Ka. 8
. . .. 3
Wast Caret
Beaatev
shipping at the mouth of the Columbia,
as vessels have been able to cross In and
out, Radio has noted no damage along
the coast. The steamer Willamette,
line, southbound from Everett, reported
In safe last night She is th only turn-
rw.r larlan craft ar.1tthrw.11r.rl that wmrild
have been in the offing at North Head g&ftXitttLm
siviiuaf (iiwiuiug, rv)njsi.vu vj ujv
master of tha Greek stearnahlp Polyktor.
which returned to the river after having
sailed for Indis last Wednesday.
News of the Port
aim Nee. ts
Denmark Maru, J spin an starsr. fro Kobe:
e
Dscartueaa . 89
I Purfslma, Americaa steamer, for Saa Fraa
ballast.
Tamslnass. Americaa steamer, for Baa Fraa-
ci.ro: lumbar from St. Beiena
Weak I a wart, Asaeriosa stesraar. tar Beau:
traastt.
Yuri Mara. Jspaaas attester. for Jasaa;
wbaat and huBbcr.
s City, Amarieaa ateaaar, far gal
Cisco; pjentr and general.
Baa City
Sanyo. .......
H iDj wuad ......
Baata AnrSa . . . .
VARIKE AX.MAKTAC I w",.:
Waatnar at Sver-s ntawta Sanator "
North Bead. Nov. 29. Condition at th gasruackiaa
mouth of the rtvar at aoaa : Saa rongh; wind aaa Ores
southeast 16 miles; weather ejondy. Calile
PorUaad nuaakltty, aeon. ST. I ftintee,
CWk
Taiksi Mara
Iwvs Lockaabach
vntita
Texaa Mara
Malta Mara ....
Taywt Mara ....
Danaaark Mara ..
Mottle City
wast Neassatam .
West Carve .. . .
Kobe
. . . . .San Fraa. . .
RarsMW . . .
Rotaerdaas ..
Beetti
New Tark...
Kew Tors...
Baa Fraa...
Baa Fraa...
Nagasaki De. 1
B. Laaro way .... raa.
.WawiCaaa ....ttee, 1 -
....Hakata Dee. I 1
Parte IW a
State Bosnia 8 a ttl ....... .Dec 4
Steele A tea 6swa Dee.
Lew. Laekaabtck . . . Pmladeteeia ....Dae. 6
Msadaaaa Mare Kaa De.
. . . . Dee. S
. ...Tm. -
KhteMa Ta S -
Moat Oarvta MsslBs tsar. S
Cwrdoa Hawarehi ra. 6
Dakatan New Tart Der. "
L'Vi 5 Tort i-!- 1
MobOe City SaaHl ....... .Dee. 1
Mlmlarlpnl Biwliiai Dwa.lt -
Arugaa PorUaad. Ma. . . .Dee. 11
SIT1 Z raa. It
Chaa ML Osatp RaWlmin Dae. 1 :
T Pay at Br
"lrr Rs Psdra Nee. r
Curacao a. F. aad way. . .New.
Beiyo Mars Ortent Nee. $
JiPr Waal Coast ....Nee. le
Obte Mar Oris I New. 3
Twu)rss Ran PwArs . SO
Kite ra- Orieat Nae. I
Be. $
.Nov. 2
.Dwa, 1
.Dm. I
m. a
DAILT RITER READINGS
A. M . Patlfla Time.
.ff?Ttos,
taUaa
River
(a 'W
u
mm
FOREIGN rXCHAJTOE RATES
Corrected daily by th foreign ei change depart
ment of the United States National bank. '
Quotations below (except the pound starUnt)
ara quoted on the basis of 100 units foreign
currency.
Opening nominal rates oa bank transactions:
Draft Cabt par
Checks. Taacyferv. Value.
London-f sterling t 8.98 $ 3 98 $ 4.866
Paris-Franc . . . 6.90 6.91 19 $0
Bartin-Marki ... .86 .$8 23.81
Crenoa-Ure .... 4.05 H 4.06 19.80
Athena-Drachma. 4.05 4.08 19.80
18.50 18.55 26.70
14.15 14.20 24.70
28.46 23.80 26.70
54.85 64.60
47.73 48.10
TT.50 TT.80
Copenhagen Kron.
Cbrsstiania-Kroa.
Stockholm kroner
Hongk ong-C urr' cy
Japan Ten
H hangbai-TaaiS . .
Canadian dollar Discount t nee esnt,
PACIFIC COAST BAKK 8TATEXEXT
PerOand Barrki
1921
Clearints, Monday..! 7.S81.385
Balancea, Monday.. 8,184.018
raearinta, Tuesday.. 4.288,61
Tueaday.. 622,531
ateatts
CWrlnga. Tuesday
Balance, Tueaday
Tea
Clearings, Tueaday
Balance. Tueaday
ana
Banks
1920
I 6.311.28
1.664.818
4.794.473
1.022.400
Ctaerinta.
Closxinga,
t-as
Clearings, Tueaday
t)akknd Bank
.9 1.876.580
1.264.14$
.$ 480.001
31.30$
$23,200,000
.$ 2J41.0O0
.$1$.558.S65
X early Half a BOllos Is Wages
Waatunston. Nov. 28. The railroad n
ployed 1.634.872 peron chutes Jury, paying
out 3ie.aa.aBs xa wagee ana aaian, i
cording the first monthly summary co
nfled by the uteratat renuaerre coaraianeia un
der the new rales governing Um clamitaeation of
railway employes.
Sew Tork P state Market
Sew Tort. Ko. 29. (I. N. S.1
(ia bulk, barrel er bat) Market steady.
white, 83-00 9 3.2..-
K warty
First
BsIluiBg Hearty Ready
Eekex Wash.. Nee. t. Tha i
National bank bolkhng fa aleanat ready
eunaacv and a terra erew .'of earoe
busy with the tnterior flrashlng f the bank.
The ftauek is ia oak and the structure will b
the finest bunking nana in Southwest Wasa-
inttom wbai
2$
10
20
20
12
16
8.21 0.00.12
T.Oi-l.OfO.ll
18.81-0.8 0.31
18.2-1.2 0. It
ll.lkO.4 0.$1
ll.tr-. 71. $3
rmetiue . . .
Bugeti . . . .
Albany
Salem
Oregon City..
Portland . . .
( Fafl.
RITER FORECAST
Tha Willamette river at Portland will fall
slowly during las asart two or tare says.
60
....Baa Fraa.
. . .Baa Pvdrs , . . .
,.eAaatrana
. . . Saa Padre. . . , ,
. ,.w Tark.,.,.
. . .TTtrlrirt Jr.
. . S. Dttsa way .... Deo. S
....New Tark Dee.
. . w as tweet . Ttee. 8
. . . . B F. aad way. . . rtee. 8
. . . . Wast Caaat .... Dae. 4
. ...Aswtraba Dec. S
....Orient las. S
...New Tark fve. T
....NanJk Casea ...Dee,
. . . . OrWat Tae. S
, .Oiarat .De. S
. ...Orlaat Tase, 1
....Orient lasa. 1
.... New Tork flee. 1 2
....North Cblna.. ..ttes. It
Manila aad way.. Dae. 17
AT WORLD'S
Astoria. Nov. 29 Sailed
PORTS
IrvCkr . . .
West Hnrte
Tesaki Mara
Oku Mar .
Orarea Fir
Oregon Fine
Biej i .
Nebraaka . .
Weoaarra .
t'araoaa . . ,
Tstaa ....
. . .". tDtvsaar
....Eaat Oak
;we
. . .St. Heteaa
rlareey
tl an: Btaaxeer I T.ik krVi
Barry Lockaabach. for Philadelphia, via way I Vimt
r a, ahart of reaL Taatalpsai . Bt, HaMee
tmar El Sagunda, far J- V' Tarssteal N.
$ n. sv: Japan Wteki NMhwa So Par. fiasiat .
Chile
Dansaark Mara
Cttr ...
Biskiyvs . . .
Cvtiio
Kama ABeia .
HoUyvraad . .
Iiajay Putnam
(apt. A. T
porta. I Tax Mars
Astoria. Nov. 28. Arrived at 9 39 a. wa. : l "aha Mara
Greek etcamer Polykwr, froi
Sailed at 4:80 p. av: SU
San Franc woo. Left un at
steamar Denmark Maru. Arrived st t
Steamer Daley Putnam, from Saa PSr.
Hooulam. Nov. 36. Amvd: Nerw eaten
steamer Sinaloa, from Saa Francteoa, fee Part-
land.
Norfolk. Nov. ST. Arrived: Jinan ateeas-
er Meiwu Maru, front Portland.
Newport News. Nov. 28. Arrived: Britten
steamer Spectator, frees Paclfla eoast porta.
Havre. Nov. 28. Arrived: British steamer
NnrUramberland, from Potlaad.
Lixard. Nov. 27. Passed: Dsteb steasvar
Noorderdiik. from PorUaad. for Antwerp.
Ban Padro, Nov. 28. Sailed: Steamer Lewi
Lackenbaeh, from New Tork, for Baa Franetos
nd Portland. Sailed: Btssmsr Arngws. frex
Portland. M., for Portland aad way porta.
Seattle. Nov. 28. Arrived: Steamer Bpriag
field. from Portland. Arrivad: Dwtrh steamer
laaderullk, fmm Portland, for KM teres ae.
a rTaacsseo. Kov. zs. Arrtvari. w.
Balin Crua. 11:33 . a.; MundeL Ctivston,
!!:! a. st: Braaswick. Loa Aagates. lll$$ j
a. . , vanjuiue. moxfUfrvy, I a p. m.
Sailed Frank Q. Drank. Gteveta, 11:4
a.; U. Tharper. Lea Angeles. 13:0$ p. s
Daisy. Columbia river. S:28 p. m. ; Braianrti
rert tun, S:40 p. as.; Wa F. Berrta, Mew-1
Bsrey, s ou p. rn. : Lyman Stewart, nntfl.
4:20 p. m. ; Admiral Sabree, Potlaad, 7 :4$
P. m.; Seafoasa, Mendocino, 8:1 n.
8an Faawtece, Nov. t. (I M. g.) Arrived
today. Oiawm, Port Baa Lsua, 13 A a. sa.;
Tsssaalts. Port Gambia. 7r0l a. xa.; Admiral
rjonary, nwatl
........ Wssenert
.... Terminal N. 4
. . . .Terminal si. 4
PerUaaai ' Fhmr'slaLs
Tsravraal N. 4
. ...Tarawa! N. 4
. . . Finn-Wiaairn
Tcratinal N.
Paalnaala Lav.
.Tralnal Na. 4
. Terminal Ke. 4
Na. 4
-Bt.
Retea
Cawrh
Kaa pram
Wilier
IE T0TJ LOOKIKO FOR A TJ,
'5DABLE FRODCCE DEALER!
Teal Batter
Perk Cbees
Pesltry Eggi
Hesey Any FredtcS
(iet Oar Frtee
RCBT A CO.
Ill Frost St. Pertlaad, Or.
cuztaen i earvr xtauaDUity.
$ S. STL
ttl. 8:2 a. av; Bana tar. Saa rteao.
OF TESSELS
F08I110RS
Radio rapnrte frees North Head etve
of the fofiwwimg vessels at t n.
JACK RABBITS
Ship any quaatity. Prompt and aal
Isfactory raLurna guaranteed.
THE SATIRAJl CO, IRC
1H Frost Street FrUa4, Or.
r
i
I
0
i
poatson
rin rawimr zs
Heeaser Btete,
1000 mflaa Mat
Santa Box Be
B08 avUea west
atOe
Saa Fraa else FosiSry Market
(US FraaeisBe. Nov. 29. (D. F.) Pool-
try Broilers. 40 ay 48c; large baa,
ducks, 22 9 23e.
36928c;
GRAITf RATES HOLD
New Tork. Nov. 19. (L N. 8.) Grain
rates hold at board quotations bat Lb
market Is weak. General cargo Is quiet
and rates hold steady. Quotations:
Ocean (ateam). grain, weak ; TJnited
Kingdom; $ hillings penc (4$0 lbs.);
Germany. 15 marks (100 lbs.) : Franc.
14 francs "ClOO lbs.): Holland. Amster
dam and Rotterdam. 14 kxwner; amoerni
earrro quiet, rates steady.
.TM6 Bt AiterU
High water Low Water
1 .-28 a. m.. 8.8 ft. 7 itX a. nu, 1.1 ft.
137 p. bi.. 1.7 ft. 1:04 p. m.. 0.4 ft
Seaside High water 9 mln. earlier."
Seaside Low water Zl ' mi a., earlier.
of T
of Cape FWttary.
isv Bakate far PwrtmaaL Ttl
et vTaasua nvec.
B BetuBdo, reetlaad lor"
te eft tXituasbia river.
Avalou. gaa fVsnessns for
SaDea aautk at Crura Harbor.
asteirai ceeartea, Saa Si
atUa, (IB ssBas Ixesa Saa
Atlas. RUiteond fe
lU of Gray hUrbol
HoDyweed. Eureka few r las til vvvar tl
Stiles south est of Columbia freer tirntelila
Wskkeaea. Gray Harbor let Baa Dsage.
barboemd teaad Gray HarVor.
Tinrmreeee. Baa rreacara ar Bsslne " 8
stDas ewtk f Case Fteteery. '
Murrain, brays
I hard sea. 14T
AkSTdssa. IS aaOas
iseo. saijessad rsatd Gray Rarwar
Cane Beery. Grays Harbor lev I
tews Brays Hsiwaa.
aa Tlim
Saa ISar
THE ANSWER
When the contract wa let for
pevvwsyent on th Morriso street
brtdg. the usual TUrUons for dia
cuaaloa aross ootcerBlng spec) flea -Uona.
tc All tbeee qrseatioras wer
axis wared In a eerrteno by tb eu
Lhoritiea, who asvad, Sbrtpty lauvko
it Ilk th avxnerit on HAWlera
brirlga." IncideaLaily. this luvswer
served aa a taartirnonlal for War.
rantte-Bltullthkc becnuwe Lb Save.
moot on liAwxborn bridge waa
five rear astx and aujetaina
more heavy traffio than any pave
ment ta Lb city.
St, sUemis. Cettsyea, Cnim. Cat.
SltV417 ItkSFt) taf Traaie) tmO&Mt
FwrUssd,
Wt NmaiW . Hakata tee PerUaad,
atibw west ef Cassnekia rlvac
Wast Kaaar. Daire tor serUsad, MS
went ex ci'Wimma rrver.
. Aatewt, let. 43:31 ST.. VS 12I4T W
beaad for Baa Pedro aad. Bslnassv trass f-
Orav'a
Baata laea, Grsya Barber tar
serbwaed taaaaVe Greys ksarkec.
- - Oyerb eck&Co olteCo.
Wast Cktreta. Xaaaaaki i rwuul stAI . '
m DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES J
to ATI ryrHANnrq
'estsers Cakcsee aveard sit Trast
Cryesps4sBU tf AaygB Rrys
- W IM , -
a.
I-