WEDNESDAYS NOVEMBER tSfe 1921
THE . OREGON: DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND; . OREGON.
17
REGON BROCCOLI SHIPPERS TO SELL R O. B, STATIONS
ANNUAL DECLINE
WEVSESD1T VAIRT TEiDI
Batter Per Che
.Cob Extra lt TMi
httaad 49 M . 29
FraacUe .... 4lVto MHi t
asm 44 IS l4e
hv Trh . 41t 90 tlVr
A $" 49
HI "s $50 26
1 i - nt'v
BASKET
-' men-, welt
wM t la had (Imp b4. a uptrtrf.
we btww rana to Mm wt4 la Ml of
leading aterkrta af th Called Stata. With
eaata ahlpmenU af (rMh atark to market.
a iiou ta 9 aUcaatann ta th cVaund.
orantawtaatSn. th awry liberal aalea af cold
ia ega raoartedL (toraaw stock all through
Called fUtaa ar far be vend tho of tat
pevind 7ar eg.
ertlaael stocks at aaca U teraa-e iko
I af T64J nM. powi pared with 10T9 mm
a WX. Seattle show a siigat oerreaas.
a total at 1432, ensnpered with 143 raaea
ear at Sea KVeariane Mora of afa ta
mesa wtel $2.31 i compared with
23 eease a, )iu an. Total ratd eloraaw
Ukm af ea at Hew Torn, Knaum. iniraao
l-hllaelelnhia uvlode l;402.912 rwi, eom-
4 with j ,090.033 ease- year age.
sy4 at the moment there Icmn ntt a
ermanH f nU tnvew e aa well a
k uw. Eastern ovego and
tha artwripal buyers.
airy produce ta trage i
PORTLAND
Nn. I-.
tr. n. .......... .5tr
aa. la .. ... 9407
. I . . . 7.04
airy. Ik !.27l
tee. the 71.844
lbs, 96.3114
.. eases 1.412
airy, Iba 27O.I0T
Washington
Laal T'Sr
320.7 1 4
99. 442
8.974
197.623
344. 167
104.641
1.639
1 47.046
rViaa aalrht pmal information rfrlinf
market should writ tha Market Kditov.
torn mai. InrVwtna etassp (or reply.
Br Htbu H. Cahea
Just listen to this, yon weather fore
casters :
Tha first genuine Royal Chinook sal
mon of the 1921-22 season has been
caught In tb mid-Columbia and brought
to Portland. The Portland Pish com
pany, wholesalers, report the Initial ar
rival of the sprint: Chinook. It weighed
22 pounds and sold to a retailer at 20c
a pound.
According; to C. J. B. Malarkey of the
wholesale firm, this is the earliest that
a genuine string Royal Chinook salmon
has been caught tn the Columbia river
for over 12 year. About la years ago
the Malar key Fieh company, of which
Mr. Malarkey was the head, received a
Royal Chinook salmon November 12. Its
arrival was so early that few of the
trade would then believe it to be the
genuine fish.
The arrival of Royal Chinook salmon
this early tn the season is taken by some
to Indicate a very early spring but to
offset this forecast la the fart that not
a single arrival of Columbia river smelt
has been received In Portland, while
usually this fish comes In small lots just
previous to Thanksgiving.
Retail prfc-aa in priTata aton:
Kcin (O0tc
Buttar Freak enamrry. . SO 9 15c
Stlraon 10af20c; halibut. 25c; pcreh. 10c:
turaaoa. 21e lb.
flour Bart local patent, 11.0003.00 per
acn. is Itn.
I'olauwa RnrtiankB, 12 10 per tack.
Oniona 6 Ac pound.
TarahiU ttraat priraa:
aaetablaa unui. 3e lb. : eaoliriower. l o
at 1 fta head : earrou. Br bunch : lettuce. 1 0c
Head; dry onion. 6e lb.; tornipd, 4c lb.; string
baana. 10c lb.: aptilea. (r lb.: tnoitUvn. 6c lb.
Hooey t'ab, 3e: auart. 70c; pint, 3Sc.
Paoitry Hcary hen. 82c; hgbt bene, 26c;
Proliant, sac; turkey, 43(9 50c
T.tt Beit. 60e docen.
Buttar 48c lb.; eotusa cbaeae. 15e lb.
ran PROMISED
BROCCOLI OUTPUT
i
Jky Hyffien H
Oratoa kaaMa reoord-breaJdnc acreaca pUnted
to broeeoH or win tar eattliflower tbia eeaaoa.
aot oaly ia Sathem Oregon but in tba imma-
diata Ticinity of Portland.
Not only haa the pUntinc been nneh rreater
tbaa oecr before bat weather condition to data
bare been practically ideal tor tha crowinc
plaata, and aaahty ia likely to overtop area
tha usnal Ore run aUndard. which ia faouKU
to tba kadiu eaatem maxketa.
Paater Butnar, manager of th Umpqua
Broccoli Exchanire, growers and ahippera of
broccoli, waa in Portland Wednesday makinc ar-
rantamants with leaders o! tha trada lor ban
dline tha Droduct for tha boma tarritorr. tit.
Bntaar aays that tha crop, promiaea to break
a few records this aeaaon, both aa resarda qual
ity and Quantity. Ha haa inaucuraud the sya-
tem cf nellirit tha Droduct (. o. b. Roseburr.
instead of connjmnj to eastern firm. Ilia first
trial of the pun ia the present season was a auc-
Aceordinc to Mr. Butner, his organization
now controls the Lmpqua sauiabon.
TTKH TRlDno BTILL VTAITINO
Klarkat tor batter showed no chance In prtca
demand for v'adneday locally. Hurui was
Uwaltx anlama, bat there condaued a fair
raa-Weaainctoa eall that la Ukins most
i mrplua, ,
htTHTRT HOUR I! LF.S8 DEMiHD
rtaasaad for eounlry killed hnes appears le
ent at the sansaent and emit lair slneka were
ne4 aer from Tueeilay by front street. Kx
as iaa eotiean at 13 H. but the bulk of
Y total era sot fotnf ahofe lit, while beaty
T la eiiiw aemrxi l w Sf lie a pouna (anaraiij.
at beam dropped to tu 1c
y.kh tUTUATIO ABOCT BTEADT
taadlnaas ts shown for teal xnerally. si
sa In msim spnta tna market W eonndered
ier. r.ttreme. We of suitable aiaa are sell-
araami 14 a 14 a, but the bulk is amund
walla heavy sturt eoaunuea innoua ner
around las, la - the iaux uaJiiie top
at lost la,, i
OTATO BCTMO AT LOW PRICES
trnte) earload bastneea la pnUtoea hi reported
Willamette taller pxtnu around SI.S.1 per
ttal fe fancy shipping stnrk. Tbia ainear
ba abovt tba (roeral prkoa available at the
event.
tlCKF.ff DEffAMD 1 GOOD SHAPE
rHauuui trlr rblrkena apriears In cnod shape
k pnwtlcally no rbanae la general pnree
vlnaMlay. One or the bis f. n. b. buyers
vnee4 tha bid on light hens to 1 . Hprlnc
In snnd demaiul, but ararca. with the bulk
tha stark tneUawd Ui beeome stacay. Th
enotad ans to 15o pound.
Cotton in Demand
With Prices Steady
Urerpoot. No. 10. (I. N. S ) There was
fair demand for spot cotton at the opening
today. fnoea, were ateaTy, nalea 7000 bal-a
Amartran mid. fair, 13.40; good mid,, 11.70
fully mid.. 11, 30; mid. 10.90; low mid., 9.60
good ordinary. 7.85; ordinary, 7.10.
Puturea opened ouirt
The market, was steadier In the later dealingi,
closing at a net advance, of 17 to 24 Doinu.
Spot cotton, quiet today, 15 points higher at
1 3.V9.
I
APS REPORTED AS
BUYERS OP WHEAT
WEDSESDATaWHEAI TRADE
w Bid. Gain. Tr. ao.
Hard White Tfobld $1.S
Soft Whit $1.8 e 1J8
White Clab 1.08 te 1.(3
Hard Winter Se US
Xortfterm Spring ... 1M Se 148
Bed WalU Jfohld 142
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
Cars
Wheat Barley. Floor. Oats. Bay.
Portland. Wed.. 157 .. . IS 2 5
Tear a 56 1 1 4 6
.Season to data.. 16. 951 134 1065 477 780
k Tear ago T.488 122 372 268 888
Tacoma, Tuesday 25 ... 4 16
Tear ago. ... 4 . . . 1
Saaaon to date. . 6.771 78 760 76 426
Tear ago 2,87 41 432 68 483
Seattle. Tuesday 103 ... 11 5
Tear ago.... 23 . . . 1 8 2
Season to data. . 4,221 114 1127 262 862
. Tear ago 2.783 160 166 202 ,926
All Grains Lower
And Little Trading
On Chicago Market
Chicago. Not. 30. (L N.' S.) Liankla-
tion on tha part of longs at the opening of the
wheat market today met with indifference from
traders, and initial prices were lie to lc lower
for Uecember sul unchanged to toe off for
isy.
Oom opened unrhanged to c lower for
IVcember and tic lower to V r hizher for May.
with trading of moderate volume.
Oats started with December Uc to toe lower
and May unchanged to iir lower. There was
liquidation on in the December delivery.
Provisions were dull at the outset, with the
tendency toward easier prices.
WHILE HOGS OFF
WEDNESDAY LIVESTOCK TRADE
Hofs, Steers. Lambs.
Pertlasd $JS S 4U I 2.7a
Chicago 7.10 11 Ja 11.4
Omaha CAS 1.4
Denver 7.1S C. IA4)
Kansas City ti 7.1 4
San Francisco ...... i.t tUt 7j.
Seattle Ke market
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
- Host. Cattle. Calves. Sharp. Cars.
Wednesday. 242 102 ... 910 12
Week ago 28 2
2 weeks ago. . . . 128 ... 93 J,
4 weeks ago. 55 26 16 134 5
Tear ago... 318 5 ... 151 0
2 years ago. 227 27 . .. 140 6
3 years ago. 861 48 18 171 8
4 years ago. 637 204 3 1371 25
NOBER CARGO
EXPORTS FOREIGN
NEW BOAT ON DALLES' RUN
Chicago. Not. 30. (I. N. S ) Wheat closed
strongly and sharply higher, with bert prices re
corded at the cloe. Early liquidation carried
values off. but bullish foreign crop news along
with advices from the Seaboard that exporters
were after wheat, com and. rye stimulated good
buying and forced shorts to cover.
Wheat closed with net gains of 2to2to:
oom. to to 1 to c higher, and oats to c lower to
toe higher.
Chicago range furnuhwi by United Press:
January . .
March . . .
May
July
October . .
liecembar .
Open. High. Tow Clone.
17(17 1775 1740 173
1748 176H 1732 17G0
1718 1T40 1707 1731
1675 1B2 1663 165
1585 1602 1S83 1605
1768 1700 1750 1770
UlEP SOTES OE PRODUCE TRADE
Onlnna are slow: In fart, a trifle weaker.
Manila time la up lc a pound.
Catawy .euppliea liberal at ic$100 dozen
ally.
another ear' naval oranges is; quality unprov
Car Florida grapefruit In;, rather green.
EAT HER N OT I V KtlV S rllPPE Rs'
Weather bnreaa td vised Wadnawlay:
rmtart ahnmenu during the nest an hours
eiat tha follrwina minlmara temperatures: 4
are aortji to SeeUJe, 4 J iWrees: aortheaM
Mpaaana, -11 ergrwes: east to riaker, so o
aa, and south to Aihland. 4 0 degraaa. Mini-
Jm teasparatura at Portland tomorrow about
i eVaraaa.
New Tork Batter and Eggs
New York, Nor. 80. Butter Market firm.
Creamery, extras (salted and uiualted), 45 d
47c; do first (salted and unsalted). 384Sc;
do hlchor than extraa (salted and unsalted),
4.1 to 48c: state dairy, tuba, 31 44c; ladles,
treitb extraa. 34 W 85c.
Cbaesa Market irrrgnlar. Btale whole
milk. apeHala. 21 023 toe; do fancy, average
run. 20 s 21 toe to da lower grades. 6s?18c
Wtsconnin-. Whole milk, famy Young Americas,
20V22c. Htata Skims, specula, 1517c;
ik cholre. llavltr; do fair to good, 810c;
do lowrr grades. 4 7 c
Eggs Market weaker. Nearby white, fancy,
f0c; do brown, fancy, 73 75c; extra.
72c: firsts, &6e62c
Milk The wholesale price is $3 37 per 100
pounds 91 3 per cent milk, within 200 210
aula sonsa.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Dec Ill 114 to UOto 113
May 11514 118 114 to 1174
CORN
Dee. 47 4S to 46 to 48
May 53 to 54 to 53 to 54
OATS
Dec 32H SUS 32 32 to
May . Soto 39 to 37 to 39 to
POBK
Jan. 1540
LARD
Jan. 845 852 845 852
May 887 8J 887 892
RIBS
Jan. 735
May 772
RYE
Dec 82 85 81 83 A
May 88 to 92 88 91toB
BARLEY
Dee 54 to A
May 59 to A
Caah wheat No. 3 spring, $1.17.
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
MlnaeapollsDalstfe Flax
Duluth. Not. 80. (L ' N. S.) Flax No
vember. Sl.7to; Daoembwr, (1.76; January.
31.79: May. 31.82 to: track and arrive. 31.76
W 1.19.
Minneapolis Nor. 30. (L N S.) Flax
November, $1.78 to I Ilrcsember. $1.70 to: Jan-
nary-. $1.70 to: May.: $1.77 to: track and ar
rive, $1.70 to fy 1.77 to.
rilOLKSALR PRICES IN PORTLAND
pay wholesalers.
Theas sea prtrea retailers
rapt aa e the raise noted.
. Daley pveeluets
BrTTKR Meuirtg price, bra lots: Creenr-
r taVaa: Print extras. 4 7c for plain wrap-
rs anhwa, extra., 41t4Je lb.; dairy, buying
e-e. y4J(ie lb
BiTTFRrAT Tonlsnd delivery basis. No.
rsxU, 4 Ve lb ; No. 3, 43c; country sta
vm, 4is4te fT .,. fra.ie.
CIICRftl SelUrg PWre: Tillsmonk. freah
wea fanef trlpteta. '! Ih ; Toons Arswr
a. tOV lb. price to Jbberx t. o. b. TUIa
""ti Trlphrta, 2e; Young .Americas, 27c
Ming nrire: ninri saias, rsncy. asT3Ke;
manrtar, 2l)$Oa lb: cream brick, $0
Je. '
tutn Bnrlag pHea, rmnt street: Cur
el reoelrtta. 4 te sVwa rAndlMi sethne nrw.
17a per doa; selei t, 38sf60e per dot.:
iiwaa Sgsy SOe per doa.; storage. 8t40e doa.
Uifja AaocUUnn prloM. : ftelert. SOe d.ia. :
"Ma. aiejeoa; millata. doa: peweea, 32c
a ! heweievy etorsae. 40e doa.
IJTK POl'LTItY Helling prices: Heavy
-a, 33; n.ht bens, I Tail 8c lb; sprinri.
fc tb. aeoikvra. tasfSOe lb : aid roosters,
m In.! tarkeya, 4rel, t3$e lb.: live.
a.) oik-sv leajae tb
' Praah VeMteblsa ace fruit
THEan rKrtTS "range. $6 23 46 75
'v: aa aaaaa, S to Se Ih. : lemons, $4 75 and
J e raee: arapefrult, plonda. $T.6ot7.SO.
agfttuc l'raaherrls. wal. $10II0
I Eaatarn. $31.00123 00 rer bhl - bnckla
krWee. t file
PalaD rBfTT Dalm. $3 00 6 1$ bat
a, kMrw, $3.00s$ 15 rwr 33 tb box:
nanea, TOa Stv) gua. $0-lb. box. 7 to lb.
ONIONS HeUIng price to retalleri: Wal
$.! bwTTag Artra. $3 75 14 00 eonntry
snte. 10 J lie lb.; green aalona. 40a dussa
enrnea. f
foTATOEl RetUna odea to rataiWrs
Lraarai fancy. $3 00 per eental; buying prte
nrya SI.TS per rental; Iskima bast, $..00
U 14 war eertiel.
ttITABUUI "trln been. 7e lb; beets.
1 OD sack; jrahabg. I S ar 2c lb.; earrota,
l$ aaak; e4ery. 76e 1 11 doa.; eatrptsnt.
lb. I atttaea. $I.3S per !..; parsnlpa.
s a teen; green pepper. 1 oe lb.; toeaatoea.
eiifernia, $IOe4h lug; pumpkin. 1 s
to UVI aasaesv lsfStoa lb: horsandlsh.
I lb.- sprawta. 10 IK, snirhokas, $1.0
en. t eaaniivwee. l ismz ao sos
A rTt riSTseuhars. extra faacy 4-Uer,
I9f fsary Ber, $340f:.$
avrlew 4 ler. $1 00.
AI"PL Winter- Banana, extra fancr 4 tier
htewi fane 4-tier. $1.7$: cbosca 4-tier.
P-f" ' :
ArTLKSOttleya, xtr fancy 4 tlr, $2 25
snry a ner. a..aw; cnrira a-uer, !.(
ArriJV .eaathana and Bpstsenhursa, an-
varvxl. $1$0.
.ti 50; laary 4-ter. $3 33; ehotc 4 tier,
1-3 on.
rrtl3 CbeAInc star 75e $1 10 box.
Taenty-flv aaau off aSiVaaaa oa 1 40 and
6$ aiaee. 0a att an llftsfand saaaller.
Mesas I,
. COrTfTRT MEATS (telling price: Cwmtry
ears, 12 to 418a lb. fat lie blockers about
13 to It lb., heavy stuff lava: veal, ton,
Lhasa SO m it)0 Iba. 14 14 toe lb.; heavy
suti '": spring lamha. 131$ lb.
KM IKKlk MEAT llama, . 37 mite lb.;
akfe baee. 334o th. '
i-AJU hlle rvnoered. It Ha lb., tierce
nt; pMapoend. lie.
rACaiXl Hor8K MKAT8 Slasrhwaf. lie;
Dried Frslt and Beans
New York. Not. 80. Beans Market easier.
Marrow, choice, 86.00; pea, choice. $5.25; red
kidney, choice. $8.00.
lined ryulta Market barely strong. Annoots.
rnotre to extra fancy. I'lsassr; do evsDoratrd.
prima to fancy, 15 618 toe; prunes, 30s to 60s,
to w lac; ao eus to xuus o to (r luc; peaches,
.hoire to eitre fancy, 13 to 20 toe; seeded
raiaana, choice to faacy. 1 6 d 1 8 to e.
Nw Tork Uetal Market
New York. Nov. 80 ( L N. B.) Coooer.
quiet: spot. Navamber, December and January,
calarad, 12 to.
I -es 4 Quiet; spot to January. offered.
4 72 to.
8peltr Btaady; spot. December, offered.
4 67 to.
Nw Terk-Loadon StlTtr
New Tork. Nev. 80. (L N. S 1 Coramercial
bar silver: Domealie unchanged. -99 toe: for
eign, 14 higher. 67 toe.
wmuoo. f,w. tu. fa. . a.) Bar surer,
tod lower. 37 tod.
Wtaalner Wheat Oittoai
Winnipeg. Nv. SO. Wheat:
Wed
Close.
No 112 1114
Da. 108to 109to
May 113 USto
Tuea.
11214
100
11$
3fw Tork Bavar ana Coffee
New York. Nor. SO. 8usr stMdv- rw
1.86; rs fined steady; graaulatad, 520 0 530.
tone No. 7 Rk aim-, 8 tow? 9; No. 4
santa, 11 sjizto.
Hlaaaapolli Wheat Options
Minneapolis. Nov. 30. Wheat:
Wed.
Close.
nee. .. 123 to 127
May 121 to 124 to
Tuas.
124 to
122 to
Confer Uoaery Store Sold
uamaBur. Ur.. Vorember SO V. ..a
Mrs. P. A Beaman, who sold out the Cosy
confectionery some weeks sen to th.ir hmk..
P. P. Bea man, have now taken over th. nll
Chlongo Hogs S7.10
Chicwto, Nov. 30. (L N. 8.) Hogs Re
caints. 20.000: steadv to 5c hizher. Bulk.
$6.854v7.05; top, $7.10; heavyweight. $6.30
7.00; medium weight, $6.90 7.05: hght
weight. $6.007.10; hght lights, $6,95 9
7.10: heavy parkins sows, smooth. $6.25
6.75: parking sows, rough, $6.00 p 6.35; pits.
so.su te i.iu.
Cattle Receipts. 7000 firm to 25c higher.
Beef steer Choice and prime. $9.00 11.25:
medium and good, $6.00 0 9.65; good and
choice. $8.65 & 11.25: common and medium,
$4.85 8.65. Butcher eattle-Heifers, $3.65
8.75; cows. $3.506.50: bulls. $3,35 0
6.00. Canners and cutters Oon and heifers,
$2.7508.75; canner steers, $7. 00 (9 50;
feeder steers, $4.60 6.60; stocker steers, $3.50
6.25; stocker cows and heifers, $3.155.00.
Bheep Receipt. 16.000; strong to 15c
higher. Lambs 184 lbs. down), $9.00 11.40;
lambs (eulis and common). $6.50 6.75; yearl
ing wethers, $6.008.75; ewes, $3.00 5.15;
ewes (culls and common), $1.502.75; feeder
Lambs, $7.75 r 8.60.
Omaha Hoe 86.65
fiouth Omaha, Nov. 30. (I. N. S.) Cattle
Receipts. 4200. Beef steers, strong to 25c
higher: she stock, luc U lac huher; bulls,
strong; veals, strong to higher; stackers and
feedera. strong.
Hogs Receipt. 10.000: sctive. strons to
10c higher.' Bulk. $6.006.50; top, $6.65.
Sheep lleceipts. 12.000: lambs, steady.
Top fed lambs. $9.40; fed clipped lambs. $8.75;
sheep, 25c higher; ewes, top, $4.7 5.
Kansas city Hoe $8.85 .
Kansas iCty. Mo.. Nov. 80. (L N.S.)
OatUe Receipts. 6000; steady. Steers. $6.00
7.10: cows and heifers. $3.76 4.25: stock
er and feeders, $3.50 6.00; calves, $8.00
8.00.
Hogs Receipts. 7000: active. Bulk of sales.
$6.76 6.80; tops, $6.85; heaTiea, $6.65
6.80; Lights, $6.70 (9 6. b5; medium. $6.70
6.85.
Sheep Receipts. 25000; active. Lambs.
$9.00 9 50: ewes. $3.75 ie 4.00.
Denver Hons $7.1 B
Denver. Nov. 80. tU. P.) CatUe 2400;
strong. Steers, $5.00 6.25; cows and heifers.
$4.25 5.00; stocker and feeders. $4.50
6.00: calves, $6.00 9.50'
Hogs 1100; steady.. Top. $7.15: bulk.
$6.65 7.00.
Sheep 1000: 25e hither. Lamb. $8.00
9 00: ewes. $2.504.25; feeder. $7.308.50.
San Francisco Hogs S9.00
Sen Francisco. Nov. 30. ( U. P.l Cattle
Oraas fed steers No. 1, 66toc; second
quality. 4tootoc; cows and heifers, 4to
5 toe; calves, light weight. 7 to 8 toe; calve,
heavy. 6 6 to c
Sheop Iimbs 77toc; wethers. 4 (8 4 toe;
ewea. 2 to 3 to e.
Horn Hard grain fed; weighing 125 200
lbs., ac; over 250 to 800 lbs., 7c.
n. market haa shown a slight revival of
activity but there appears a surplus of offerings
nH aTferinm continue in excess of reouirements.
This is true of practically au oiiennas wiui
the exception of No. 1 clover, ror fancy v u
lametix TvalleT of ferine there is a temporary
scarcity her and aa high as $12.50 a ton, Port
land, is being hid for eanoad tot.
Japanese interests are tomewhat confuting In
their attitude in tha wheat market at the mo
ment. Reports hare been generally distributed
to tha effect that the Japs had an overload of
wheat and were trying to resell not only in the
United States but in Europe and Africa. Now
it develops that some new business haa passed
with the Japanese and several more ships have
been listed for loading here.
Uttle change in wheat market eentiment wa
shown at the opening of the Wednesday mar
ket Chicago options were a fraction off and
opening st Liverpool showed a decline of 1 to
2 to t Crop reports from South America, iincs
and Europe are not very reassuring to those
who favof low price.
In renewing the situation too Chicago rno-
une says a too confident feeling prevailed among
local traders after the close and man of them
.Torevieri tha belief that wheat pnees were to
work twnriorarilv lower. The recent advance of
12 to cents from the low point weakened the
tonohnical rjosition of the market and some trad
ra louk foe Mav to decline to around 112 to
113 before there was a substantial rally. Many
commission housea remain bullish at heart and
look for eood suooort on the breaks.
W HEAT Club, $1.10 1.11: Blueatera nd
Baart. tl 15; Red Russian. $1,08 1.0 ; Tur
key Had. J.13 l.ia.
Rmmmh.ll M.hled:
United Kingdom Seeding of the new wheat
has been satisfactory, but a slight reduction in
France There has been many eemplamta of
unfavorable weather and poor sou condition.'
Germany Weather is seasonable, t Grower
are offering more freely, with th markets dis
playing an easier tone.
Italy Complaints of unseasonable wealth err
are being received.
Spain Weather is not altogether (a&afaetory
for the new crop.
FLOUR Belling price, mill door: patent,
$7.00: Willamette valley brands, $4.80; local,
straight. $5.40; bakers' hard wheat. $7.05;
bakers' bloeatera. $5.55: bakers" valley. $5.80;
graham, I.VtTU; whole wheat, $5.80; Montana
spring wheat, patent, $7.40 per bbl. Price
for city delivery 15c extra. uburbn 20c extra.
HAY Btiving price for old crop: Willam
ette timothy, fancy. $12.00 15.00 per ton;
Eastern Oregon timothy, $19.00 per ton;
clover. $12.0012.50; straw, $6.007.O0;
alfalfa, $15.00 15.50 per too,
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta,
7c; domestic. 7c in carload lots, leas amounts
higher.
MILLSTUFFS MOlrun at null, sacked, ton
lota, $20.00; carloads, $19.00.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed,
$26 S027.50.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $23,00 9
24.00; brewing, $2 5.5.0.
SEED -v- Buying price: Red clover, 15
18c: alsike. 14c; vetch, 3c lb.
FEED8TUFFS V. O. B. mills: Rolled bar
ley. $34.00 86.00; whole barley, $31.00;
alfalfa meal. $39.00; roroannt meal. $28.00;
cracked corn, $39.00: whole corn, $36.00 per
ton; whole oats. $33.00; rolled oats. $86.00;
chicken wheat. $43.00; scratch feed. $42.00.
Merchants Exchange bids:
WithVAT
Nov.
. . .$ 1.08
. .. 1.08
1.08
1.08
. .. 1.08
North- Portland had a run of 12 loads ot
livestock Wednesday. Hog were weaker and
about 25c lower, cattle were alow, while sheep
were fully steady.
" Aa advance of 25c in the previous top on
Willamette valley lambs waa tha feature at the
opening of the Wednesday North Portland trade.
Sheep and lamb supplies ware quit fair with a
total stock cf 910 head of new arrivals. Ex
cellent quality was shown in Willamette valley
lamb and toe select of these went at $7.25, a
gain of a quarter over tha previous mark. Mut-
too in general was steady.
General sheep and lamb market range
East of mountain lambs $7. 00 7.75
Fair to good lambs 5. 50 6 00
lamb . 3Q0W5.OO
East of mountain feeder lamba. . . 5.00 5.60
Lizht Tearhnes fi.AO5.50
Heavy yearlings 4.00 5.00
LJght wethers 4.orjS.OO
Heavy wethers $.00 4.00
Beet valley lamb 6.50 7.25
Hogs Lose a ejuartar
North Portland hoes market, was slashed 25c
at the opening of the Wednesday trad. Only
a small run put in appearance in the alleys,
but killers were beariah and they had control
of the situation. Tops in the swine division
dropped back to $9.25 for carload lot.
. . i.uv t? a.vu
Ewes
General hog market range:
Prime light j
Smooth heavy. 230-300 lbs. . .
Smooth heavy, 300 lbs. up. . . .
Rough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs
Stags
Cattle Trade Holds
While the market for cattle was slow, it nev
ertfieless indicted a fairly steady tone at former
prices. There was a small ru nof fresh arrivala
for Wednesday at North Portland.
General cattle market range:
Choice steers 1
Medium to good steers
Fair to medium steers
Common to fair steers ......
Choice cows and heifer . . . . .
Medium to good cows and heifers
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Common to fair eows and heifers
Osnoers
Bulls
Choice cows and heifers ......
Fair to good feeders .
Choice dairy calve
Prime light calves
Medium light calvea
Heavy caive -.
Tuesday Afternoon Sale
8 75 9 25
7.50 8.00
6.50 7 50
5.00 7.00
8.75 W 9.25
8 50 9 00
4.00 7.00
6.00 ( 6.50
5.50 6 00
5.00 5.50
4.00 5.00
4.75 525
4.25 4 75
3.75 4 25
3 00 8 75
1.75 8 00
2.75W $.76
4 75(a) 5.25
4.50 5.0
8.50 S tO
8 00$ 8.50
6.00 8.00
5.00 6 00
November shipments of. .ir beat, (lour.,
lumber and seiieral. - foreign for the
month reached a xranol total In value
of $W09.!4 and the rang tn shi la
ments ran from Karachi in India, the
West Coaet and Italy. . Wheat took
first place with 4.023,277 bushels valued
at $456,25L Floor shlpn-kentn " were
heavy -and totaled 134,874 barrels with
a valuation of $(42,925. Lumber ran up
to 12,250.000 feet with a valuation' of
$264,544. General ear-fro totaled $345.-
155.
Shipments did not reach the record -
break In a; figure for October but with
low valuation the mark was set for
November shipments In both volume
-and value. Of the 21 steamships sail-
In forelrn 15 were Japanese, six Brit
ish, j two American, two Greek and one
Norwegian.
Kx ports for the month led up to-19
carriers to the westward. Ljotvdlne;
owners' account Susukl A Co, carried
most of the wheat and flour to the Ori
ent The Greek steamships Iolcoa - and
Polyktor. cleared respectively by the
Northern Grain It Warehouse company
and the Portland Flouring Mills com
pany, headed for India. Gray-Roeen-
baum Gram company dispatched the
steamship Torrey, a Norwegian, for
Shanghai with bulk grain. She was the
first to embark In this service and car
ried 240.239 bushels of wheat, valued at
$265,000.
The largest single shipment to ie die
patched during the month was that on
the British steamship Scottish Mon
arch. She cleared with 286.272 .bushels,
valued at $295,000, Portland Flouring
Mills company for Italy.
With no wheat or flour on board the
British steamship Cardiganshire cleared
on the first of the month for London
with 75,000 boxes of apples In refrig
eration.
j:,W i i isswaaaaanTagnnV ,
h. I " - b I 1 ll1r
TlWMMllM ..t Mil 11 ll, , . . T
' - ; ... -r r-raa
i4 a ...
Hie propeller steamer Iralda. .wbich baa bern purcttawrd by Tbe Iltesi
" 43olTunbia Trantrpxirtaxkm coroptany from Iwrence IXolman, vsiQ mae
ber Initial trip In that rwsrvtoe Thursday iTrorTilnx, reaiiitx front Aadcr
atreeC dock at 8 o'clock. Sbe will carry pMsrnsrs and exptvcai freigb
and make three trips a vreek.
Tides at Aiborta Tkarsday
High Water Low Water
2:10 a. m, 7 ft. 1 :06 a. m. 3.5 ft.
1:2) p. in. 9.4 ft S:40 p. m. 0.2 fC
Seaside High water nine minute
earlier.
'Seaside Low water 21 minute
.earlier.
sooth, 36 milea; weather, tight rain and foe
PovUana nnaidity at Baton, e.
DAILT BITEB READ15CS
$ a m , Pacific Tima.
SUtloa
CmatiUa ..
Eugsrsa . . .
Albany ....
Salem ....
Oregon City.
remand . .
25
10
20
20
12
IB
:iTesnrws
m mm
$.$l0.10.05
.1
m a
9.7
12.2
12.7
10.7
11.6
2.70.$7
r-1 .!. $7
-e. 810.1
-e.4,o.n.s
-0. 810.18
() Rias. ) PalL
47
35
57
37
$8
S3
42
4
49
4
HITEB FORECAST
Tha Willamette river at Portland will fall
slowly Thursday and. probably Friday.
AT WORLD'S POSTS
Astoria. Not. 29. Arrived, at t. and left
up at 10:25 a. tn., steamer Captain A P. Locaa,
irom Ban I'eora. Arrived, at V a.
Hullywood. from Eureka. Sailed, at 10:30 a.
m.. ateaater Santiam. for San Padre. Sailed, at
1J:35 p. av, Mcamar Pnrwutia, for San Fran-
lEEUNGIVA.,
PARTLY FLOODS)
Wheeling. W. Vs.. Nov. 30. I N. 8,
With the Ohio slowly creeping to a
food crest, lowlands are flooded todayt
street car service to outlying sections in
terrupted and basements In residential
and business sections filled mlth water.
This morning at S o'clock the rang at
the wharf recorded $a.3 and rising with
the crest of 2 feet expected at noon.
streetcar service from WeUsburg. Ben-
wood. Mounda-vllle and other cttle Into
Wheeling haa been cuUoff becaase Of
the high water.
Reports from down th river indicate
preparations for a more serious flood
a; ace there today and ParVeraburg ta
preparing for a 40-foot stage . to be
reached tonighL
I
Hard white .
Soft white .
White club .
Hard winter
Nor. Spring
Red WalU . .
FEED OATS
$26.00
25.00
BARLEY
Dee.
1.10
1.08
1.08
1 08
1.08
-No bid-
Jan.
1.10
1.08
1.08
1.08
1.08
No. 2 white.
No. 1 gray .
No bids.
CORN
No. 2 E. Y. shipment. $27.00
No. 3 E. Y. shipment. 26.00
MaarksrU Want Wheat
Nv Tork. No. JO. Aa exporter hr has a
request or a cargo of wheat for shipment to
Mauehnrla. c. L f.
ArrentlB Wheat Lower
Baao) Air, Nor. 80. Wheat, le lower.
Liverpool Cotton Market
New Tork. Not. 30. (t N. 8.) Steady
cables imparted a little, strength to the cotton
market at the opening today and first prices
were 5 to 14 point net higher. Tbe selling was
by local trader. New Orleans and other Southern
interests. Liverpool and the trade bought. Sen
timent among the room contingent seemed to be
wtor bearish than otherwise, end prices worked
off abont 1$ potnte after the start
$26.00
25.00
$26 00
25.00
$26.00
23.00
$25.00
24.00
extras.
STEERS
No. Ave. lhs. Price No. Ave. lbs: - Trice
1 1300 $ 5.25 1....1270 $ 6.00
6 1211 6.00 4 1150 6 25
4.... 802 5.00 3.... 893 4.00
L29 875 5.25 35 121S- 5.65
2 1010 5.85
COWS
1 960 $ 4 00 1 940 $ 1 50
1 910 3.50 2 1025 3 00
7 154 4.23 2 976 4.60
1....105O 4.50 5 1002 " 4.50
2 1170 .3.00 1 1140 3 00
8 923 4 25 1 1150 4.00
1 1270 3.00 1 999 4 50
12....110T 4.50 i 1033 4.50
CALVES
1 440 $ 5.00 18 284 $ 5 85
1.... 150 8.00 J 2.... 115 9.00
fCLLS
1....1530 $ 3.50 1...U560 $ 2.75
HOGS
3 246 $ 8.75 3.... 103 $ 9 25
6 216 9.00 2.... 265 8.75
2 255 9 00 7 10 9 35
1 230 8 35 8. . . . 161 9.60
1.... 160 8 60 3 183 BOO
87.... 195 9 60 8.... 175 9 10
1 230 9.50 1 190 9 50
10 220 8 50 6 273 8.25
8 328 7.00
JAPANESE VESSEL FIXED
FOR WHEAT, FLOCK CARGO
For early loading of mixed cargoes of
wneat ana flour for Japan In December
Wilcox-Hayes A Co. announn th Jin.
ane.se steamshipe kobun Maru and the
Shinbu Maru. Both are owned by the
Ocean Transport company of Kobe. WU-cox-Hayes
have secured two other Jap
anese jiteamshipa for January loading,
one of them being the Vancouver Maru.
The Kobun Maru is Kast bound from
Otaru, Japan, with a full cargo of tin
seed which will be distributed between
San Pedro, San Francisco and Portland.
She is due In the local harbor December
10 and will load a full cargo. Both ves
sels will take full cargoes at Portand.
Mitsui & Co., balanced the score of
Wilcox-Hayes yesterday by chalking up
four steamers with inbound cargo from
the Orient and to load full cargoes here.
First of these will be the Mandasan
Maru with Tientsin, Darien and Shang
hai. It will be made up largely of lin
seed and dried peas. The Kinkisan Maru
and Kison Maru will also load for Mit
sui in December and the Asumasan
Maru for early January.
PENNSTLTAMA ftTRBAMfl ARE
FALLING! DANGER AVERTED
PitUburg. Pa.. Nov. 20. L N. R.)
RHrera and smaller streams In West
ern Pennsylvania, which were out of
bounds for hoars and which Hooded a
large area In many towns and coualiea
cisco. Sailed, at 4:30 p. m . Japanese ateamer I Tuesday were alowly falling today and
DAIRT PBODCCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco, Nov. 30. Butter
45 toe: prime firsts. 44 toe; firsts. 41c.
Eczs Extras. 58 toe: extra pullets, 4 fie; ex
tra first pullets, 45c; undersized pullets. 33 e.
Unease Usuioriua iiata, iancy. ic; iirsis,
21c.
Seattle Wart at
Seattle. Wash.. Nov. 30. lL N. 8.) Eggs
Select ranch, 5Sc; pullets. 44 45c
Butte City creamery, 46e: bricks, 47c.
Cheese Oregon triplets, 2425e; Young
Americas, 30c.
Los Angelas Start st
Los Angeles. Cat. Nov. 30. (L N. S.)
Butter Per pound, 49c,
Eggs Extra. 66e; cast count, 55c; pallets.
48c ir dozen.
Poultry Hens, 25 29c; broilers. 40e; fry
ers. 29c j
POTATOES ALONG THE COAST
San srancleo Market
Ban Franefeeo. Nov. 80. tU. P.) Potatoes:
RiTcr. $2 25 2. 50; Salinas, $3.73; Oregon
Burbanks, $2.65 2.75.
Onion Crystal Wax, $3.00; brown, $4.00
4.50.
Los Angela Market
Los Angeles, Cel.. Nov. SO. (t N. S.)
Potatoes Lugs. 90e$1.00; Stockton Bur
banks, best. $2.50 2.75. few $2 85: poorer,
low ai $2.35: Idaho Russets. $2 20 2.40;
Rural, mostly 12.00 2.20.
half, lie; cow.
U7o-
HOTEL HOYT
Btrtvtly nrsrstoot Sear both Depot and
ue vesical ar aarvke ta an part el the city.
aae aaaena wrilwrat Bath. 61 owl aw
i Meaens with Bath, St a w
IVIISI w svss
lOe: lamha. 12
Flah anal Bhaimafc
FRESH PISH Silvride.; 10 0 12 toe;
halibut, 1 6 J 1 ae ; (targeon, 1 7 1 8c ; bUci
cod. 10 lie la.; basket kipptmd cod. $2.25;
ling rod. M Ih.
OYSTERS atostam. gaX. $4.96; Olvmpia.
fiSToEi- p4nl: lw
Haa. Vrot anw MM '
HOPft 1921 erap, chaster. 2$36e lb.
HIDES Cair10e kipa. 6c; greeu
hides, 3e; aUtet 4e lb. .
MOHAIR Noatinal 15e By.
TALtuw A.D GltKASK Na. 1 tallow. $e;
CASCAJU BARK New. 5c; old. 8 toe th.
WOOL Willamette valley, enane, 10e- me
dians. 1 c; fine, 20e Ih.; Eajter Oregon-
a a ar wvj lo-
white.
5to;
Sew Tork Poultry Market
New Tork. Not. 30. Lire Poultry Mar
ket good demand. Chickens. 22S5e: fowls,
1926c; turkeys. 4348c; rooster. 16c;
ducks. 23 9 26c; geese. 23 25c.
Irrssed Poultry Market weak. Chicken.
2043r; fowls, 1634c; turkeys, 255c;
ducks, 20 35c; geede, 20 30c.
New Tork Wool and Hides
New York. Nov. 80. Wool Market quiet.
DoBMatic fleece. XX Ohio, 23 3hc; do pulled
scoured bans, 1887e; do Taxaa seoarcd baauv,
40 75c: do staple scoured. 55 85c
Hides Market firm. Native steers, 15 toe;
branded steer. 15 13 toe
Stock. aWaieta, Ct1wk, Craies, Cta.
J 1 1-417 aUard til TraaU Balidia,
Overbeck&CopkeCo.
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
TO ALL EXCHANGES
Ma as bar Cahrwgw BMrel Trae
4.orrapiBal Aegaa Rryaa
BEANS 8 man white. $3.88; targe
$5 8: pink, tot; lima. 8a; bayou.
iwi, w.
HONBT Case, I..23 $.
RICS Japan etyla. No. 1. te; Bhsa Rasa,
T lb. : New Orleans bead. Otoe.
OOrXta; Roasted. 17to2 la aacka or
druass. i
..SALTCaarwa. to sr.. 100. $1150 toe;
96a, $lt.8$; table dairy, 90a, $27 50; bales.
$3 $0 4 04: fancy table and dairy. $4.50i
huan. $3.6t tasv,
SlGAtV Cwbe, 9T.30; rrait -jand Verry.
$a$; yeOuw D. $$T$; bM gruuiatad.
$4 1$; extra C, 33.95; goldea C, $5.83. '
CASS1U) MILt T.K $1$1 baby mat.
$4 5 aaaar Kaf-s 99.T3 a.
SODA CRACKERS In waat. 14c Tb.
h UTS V slausta, $3 34 Ua; laaonda. 34
2Ttoe: tUbwrks 20e ia aark kw7 waanvita,
IttoOlSe: peeana. 81.; Braxua. 1907;
cheaCbata. jansaeea. 22 24a.
Re, falwt, Otis
LINSEED OIL Raw. baas., ft a. tM.u
blt, bWa. 9e. raw. caaaa, $1.04: boiled.
"SOlXNaVirwB
bbav. 26c;
$toa
rrrt. OTTIIajas, $1 $1 bbl
WHITE LIlAD Toa ku, lie;
12 to a. - . - ,7
900
Chicago Dairy Predac
Chicago, VNot. 30. Buttar Receipts 7068
Creameiy extra. 4 ttc: firsts, ait fit 4 u,
packing stock, 23 24c.
Eggs Receipu 2924 oases Miscellaneous.
50 62c; ordinary firsts, 4347r; firshi. 5o
53c: checks. 2626c; dirties, 28 306.
tuiwe j wins, new, lltoc; daisies,
18 to 18 to c Young Americas, 19 toe; long
horns. 19 toe; bricki, 17 17 toe.
Live Poultry Turkeys, 80c; chickens. lc
apjrngs, 2lc; rooaUn. 15c; geese. $2.20; ducks,'
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
Anglo
CbeesebrougU
do pfd
, Eureka
Galena, com
do old pfd
do new pfd . . . .
niinoi Pipe
Indiana Pipe
Northern Pipe
Ohio Oil
Penn Mex
Southern. Pipe
South Penn Oil. . . .
S. 0. Kansas
S. O. Kentucky . . .
S. O. N. Y
S. O. Ohio
do pfd
S. v Nebraska . . .
Allied Packer 6. .
Am. Cotton Oil 6. 119.1
Am. Tobacco 7s, 1J22.
Anaconda 7s, 1929
Anglo-Am. Oil 7 to. 1923..
Armour 7s, 1930
Cudahy Pack. 7s. 1923
Gen. Elec Deb. 5s, 1952...
GoodVch Ts. 1925
Kenneeot-. Cop. 7s, 1930...
Pac Gaj A Else. 7s. 1925.
Pan. Fruit Exp. 7s.
Sears Roebuck 7s, 1927
Stan, Oil Cel. 7s. 1931
V. S. Steel 5s. 1951
Westinghouse 7s. 1931
West, fciec. 7s, 1925
3few York Potato Market
.New- Tork. NoT- 90. Potatoes (hi bulk, bar
rel oe bag) Market weak. Nearby white, $2.00
9 .
Jfaral Stores Market
New York Nov. 90-tL N. 8 Turpentine,
Savannah,. 74: New York. 81.'
Rosin. Savannah, 425; New Tork. (69.
San Fraariaro Peal try Market
SAa Praariseo. Nor. $0. (TJ. p. Trm.
try, broilers 37 42e; hue heat. 29 28c;
ducks. 22 25c
8a Frasrlse Ca$h Bariey
San Frasiciaeo, Nor. 30. f U. P.) Barley:
Spot feed, per cental. $tr25 1.32 to ; shippu.
$1.33 1.43.
Ckleage Petal Market
CTsloaa-o. No. 90. Pvtatne Keeerpta, 98
ears. North era Wait), $15L75; Red
Ritfra, $1-25 J l.$0; luaho" Roaerta, 92.20
A30.
Bid. Ask.
20 to 20 to
183 195
104 107
84 87
40 44
103 107
103 107
160 170
82 83
99 101
282 28$
22 25
90 93
22$ 233
680 593
430 440
382 383
400 410
110 112
175 185
50 52
95 to 96 to
100 to 101 to
101 101 to
103 to 104 to
102 to 102 to
100 to 100 to
98 to 96 to
98 to SSto
99 to 100 to
100
106 109
100 to 100 to
106 to 106 to
96 99
105 105 to
104 k 104 to
1 .
87.
65. .
6. ,
ltMBS
50 $ 6.00 I 44
69 6 80 I 20
EWES
168 $ 3.50
WETHERS
102 $ 4 5 -,
BUCKS
170 $ 2.50 I
Wednesday Morning Saks
HOGS
3 4 75
5 00
No. Ave. lbs. Price. No. Ave. lbs. Friee.
9 18S $ 9.25 3 250 $ 8.75
50.... 190 9.25
24 175 9.25 3 382 6 25
10 164 9.25 1.... 250 8.75
2 185 9.00 1 220 8.75
14 165 9.25
LAMB3
96 71 9 6 50 I 91 80 $ 7.25
16 71 7.25 13. . . . 64 7.25
10.... 81 7.23 I 20.... 75 6.00
TEA RUNGS
293 88 $ 4.50 2 80 $ 4.50
MIXED SHEEP
SO 120 $ 8.00
STEERS
1 880 $ 4.50 1 1 1110 $ 4 00
2 82$ 4.75 I
COWS
3 950 $ 4 50 I 9. ...1130 $ 4 50
1 750 4 60
HEIFERS
51 690 8 4.00
BOARD OFFERS 28 OF BEST
CARGO VESSELS FOR SALE
Washington, Nov. 2a (U. P.) In ac
cordance with the provisions of the
Jones law the United States ahlpping
board Is offering for sale 28 cargo ves
sels, the best in the board's possession.
All offers must be received before De
cember 12.
The Emergency Fleet corporation is
agent for the sale.
These ships will be sold for $35 a dead
weight ton. This valuation has been
decided upon aa the world price. The
original building cost was $175 a dead
weight ton. The average tonnaee of
these boats is 10,000 and the average
length of 400 feet.
This block, comprising the choicest
bottoms owned by the shipping board.
t disposed of, will, it ts understood.
represent the first of a series of sales.
Such sales would be announced at a
ater date.
In addition to the 28 cargo vessels.
three ocean-going tugs and four steel
oil barges are offered.
XEW ORLEANS RIVER FRONT
STRIKERS ARE STILL OCT fro MailaUu
New Orleans. Nov. 30. (I. N. S.)
After an all-night session the striking
riverfront workers and the New Orleans
steamship agents failed to come to an
agreement and the riverfront strike con
SENATE BRISTLES
AT HARDING PLAN
New Tork Cottonseed Oil
New York. Nor. 30. Cottonseed oil opening
Dec. $8 00 8.05; Jan.. $8 34 8 84; March.
$8.63 3.65; May. $8.84 8.85; July. $9.00
JV.IO.
San Fraaeiseo Barley Options
San Francisco. Nov. 96. Barter:
December. 91.30
May. $1.31 sale.
April, $1.91 bad.
Washington, Nov. 30. (TJ. P.) A
clash between the senate and President
Harding Is certain if the executive tries
to establish his hopd for Association of
Nations on a set of unwritten "gentle
men s agreements.
The mere suggestion that the assocla
Uon might function without a written
constitution has outraged those senate
constitutionalists who are very jealous
of the senate's part in foreign relations.
Many senators would regard an at
tempt by Harding to bind the United
States into an association by mere gen
tlemen's agreements as an invasion of
the senate's prerogatives.
8PERRT FUNERAL HELD
lone, Nov. $0. Funeral services were
held Monday for Mrs. Caldona Sperry,
48. who died suddenly Friday. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs, Rit-aile,
and "four children, H. D. and Wayne
Sperry of lone, Mrs. Ethel Gambel o
Springfield, and Miss Beatrice B perry
employed by the First National bank
in Portland.
Urn-pool Wheat Lower
Liverpool. No. 30. Wheat. 1 ta 2 tod
lower.
I
BAIL HEADS VISIT BOISE
Boise. Idaho, Nov: SO. Prominent rail
road officials in Boise on an inspection
tour are C R- Gray of Baltimore, Md.,
president of the Union Pacific system;
, E. Calvin, vice president ; H. M.
Adams, traffic manager; H. V. Piatt,
general manager ; F. H. Knickerbocker,
general surwlntendent, and D. 8. Spen
cer, general passenger agent of tha Ore
gon Short Line.
, .... -. .- : df - - . . v
Clarke Prunes Are
Sampled at -Seattle
Vancouver, Wash.. Nov. $0. The fame
of Clarke county prunes will be spread
to ail parts of th United States and
Canada by reason of th advertising and
samples handed out by the Prunarians
at the Pacific Northwest fruit expo
sition in Seattle, according to M- J. New
house. "The Clarke county exhibit at
tracted more attention than any other
in the buildings.' eaid Newhouse. "and
12 Prunarians were busy handing out
samples and the recipe books.
1 url. for Orient. Arrived, at 10.30 a. m.. SS.
Algonquin, front sea.
Tatooah. Not. 2. Pasaael in. steamer Harry
l.urxenoacb, for Seattle. Pawed In, steams r
Mobile City, from Orient, for Seattle.
Sbimanawki. Not. 26. Arrived. British
steamnr Pennyworth, from Portland, for Kaxwrbi.
liaviota. Nov. 80. Bailed, steamer Frank G.
Drum, for Portland.
Seattle, Nov. 30. (I. N. 8.) Arrived. Ala
raeia, from Taooma. at 8:60 a. m.; Toko Maru.
from Muroran, at 7 .30 s. m. ; Harry I or ken
bach, from New York, ra Portland, at 4.20
as. : Admiral Goodnrb. from San Francssrei. at
2:43 a, m. Arrived. November 29. Sows Maru
from Vancouver, at 1 On. an.: Vlrtona. from
Tacoma. at 9:10 p. ra. ; Spokane, from South
western Alaska, st 3:30 p. n. ; Horace X. Bax
ter. from Kegle Harbor, st 8 n. m. eta i led. No
vember 29. Arakan. for Ratavia, at 1 .30 p. as.
ta i-iacenua. lor fort Ban isiiia. anon.
San Francisco. Nor. 80. (I. N. S.) Ar
rived 29th: Oleum, Port Sn I-eue, 12.30 p
m. ; Toaemite. Port Gambia. 7 OS p. at.; Ad
miral Schley. Seattle. 6 25 p. an.; Senator, rlea
Ihrgo. 9:45 a. m.; Ktngfi-Jter. loa A are lea.
U:i P- at: Admiral Kvans. Astoria. 1:0 J p.
m. ; Admiral .Mehotson. Port Baa Lais. 1:13 p.
m.; Willhuo. New York. 1:13 p. m. ; lUwk.
whaling rrtuae. 2:15 p. m : Charlie Watson.
Pout Walla. 3 :50 p. m. ; Lewie Lockenbach.
.New York, 5:43 p. m. ; 8aa Joan, Cristobal,
6:20 p. m.
Sailed 29th: President, Seattle, 11:20 a. m :
Henderson. Loa Anseles, 11:55 a. m : Chil
koot, Vancouver. 12:10 p. m : Tiverton. Pnget
Sound, 3:30 p. m ; Quinry. puget Soand. 3 :35
p. m. ; 1 a ota n. Puget Sound. 3:50 p. at.:
Harvard. Los Angeles, 4:16 p. at ; Mayfair.
Eureka, 4 Is) p m. : Architect, Loadon, 9 .23
p. en.; QuinaJt, Seattle, 8:20 p. at.
San Francisco, Not. 80. I. N. 8 ) Arrived
today; Wepama, Astoria. 1:40 a. m. ; Manoa.
Honolulu. 2:40 a. m.; Humboldt. Loa Angaiea.
7:15 a. ra. ; Johanna Smith, Coca Bay, 3:15
a. ra. ; Wra. F. He trio. Monterey, 7am,
Yale. Loa Angeles. 9:55 a. ra Georciana Rolph.
Astoria, 10 a. m. Bailed today: Gaa arhoonrr
Coquille. Monterey. 7:80 a. m. ; Mundalta,
ctona. 9 .20 a. m.
Hongkong. Nor. 29. Arrived. Katnri Mara,
from bsaiua. Armed. 28. Talthybiua, from
SeaiUa.
Shanghai. Not. 28 Arrived. Wart Ivan.
I from Seattle; Rmpraas of Ruwaa. from Vanrou
ver. os lien, a.mprea at japan, irora Van
couver..
muii. not. so. 5ausa. wynoate. lor North
ricuie pons.
Hongkong. Nor. 28. Sailed. Africa Mara,
for Seattle; Harold Dollar, for Vancouver.
San Pedro, Not 29. Sailed, h. 1. Usckeo
bach, for New York.
Aberdeen. Not. 29 Arrived. Atlas, from
San Pedro. 9:30 a. m. ; Avaioa. treat Sea
Pedro, noon. Sailed. Catherine Sudden, for
San Pedro, noon; Chaa Chnstensoo, for San
Pedro. Boon, Sailed. 28th. Frank D. Stout,
for &an Pedro.
Victoria. Not. 30. Passed. Mobile City. Irom
Kobe, for Vancouver: Santa Rosalia, doe v 11
hams Head at audnight
Vancouver. Nor. 29. ArrtTed. Ban An
tenio. from Ban Pedro. 8 a. m. ; Kenkon Mara.
from Kobe: Proteailaus. fmm Seattle, noon.
Port Ludlow. No. 30. Arrived, Heii'.n staru
further damage waa averted. Cold
weather put a step to th snow melt
ing and a heavy rain at th headwa
ters has ceased. The total flood dam
age will be heavy, but no Uvea wern
lost. The Ohio river had fallen ev-
eral feet today.
FARM. IN LOWLAND ARE
REPORTED HEATILT DAMAGED
Huntington. W. Va., Nv. $. L N.
S. ) Tbe Guyan river haa flooded tha
Charleaton-HunUrigton road 1 at several
points In this county.
A crest of the Ohio river rise is an
ticipated late today at 50 feet which will
not put water tn th city. Damage Is
heavy, however, to lowland farms.
tinues here today, not one of the 12,000 rTsn,,, .
workers
work.
on the docks going back to
H.i:uihim. Not.- 29. Arrived. MUaa Mara.
from Galveston, 1 p. av ; schooner Hesme. f rem
IbsnolulB. theooe Not. Z, in tow tag Oregon,
n D. m.
Point Well. Not. It Arrived Tippecanoe
f mr. K. i, lr . i, 4 n m
.Nov. so. arrrveci duis trus.
; arrived. 29th,
8 p m. : Pine
as.; Spruxfkeid
Koshun Maru, from Muroran.
Tree State, from Seattle. 6 p.
from Seattle, 7 a. m.
OFFERINGS ARE SCARCE
New York. Nov. 30. (L N. SO
Freight rates are steady and offerings
are few. General cargo is also steady.
JCotlee te Marlaert
The following affects the aid. to navtratlon
ta the seventeenth lighthouse dftnri:
Orecon Columbia river. uiameria aia
Quota'tions on the board are: Ocean 1t,. tabu-ted November 21. 1921. fixed red
(steam) grain, steady; United Kingdom. I of to candlepower. jl feet shore water, on pile
3 shillings 6 pence (480 pounds; Ger- structure at jowhs ef dike at east aala of
it ,o,u hn...i.hil antranc to WUlaatetta river. . ...
. Ms thews Point light, 113 AagTeaa (east 1-1
Pra.nc i Atlanticl. 11 francs (hundred- rti, nu
weight); Holland (Amsterdam and Rot- Gulihaa tight. 212 to degreea (aoath to weat
terdam), 14 kronen (hundredweight ;
general cargo, steady.
POSITION'S OT VESSELS
Radio reports from North Head give the posi
tion of tba following Teasels at 8 p. av, Novem
ber 29:
Lapurerima, PorUaad t Ulsam. t0
frem Oleum.
Rainier. San rranciaeo to Beliinghsay. 148
miles from Ballsnahaaa.
Weat Kader. Dauwa ta rertiaaa. zs bums
weet Columbia nver.
: 1
Coon Island light. 32$ eecree (north'
st 1 11 wa mas.)
Chart, 6134.
Ught Ust, 1921. No 329a
Buoy hat, 1921. p. 32.
Waahinaton W Clana Bay:
(a) Fliers sands gaa buoy. 10. reported right
extinguished November 23, wtl Bw, reUghtad as
ran aa practicable.
(b) Channel buoy, I. chained to .ia , on
Nrtember 7. without ether aha a a.
(e Cbsnael buoy. 6. efaaased ta 9. T, w
JTovembrr 7. without other eoanse.
Id) Channel bwoy. 3. astabuahed.
Foren King. Seattle, to Saa Pedro, 220 wine I t)aas eper in 12 feet of water, oa northwest asie
south Seattle.
Fred Baxf"r, Saa Prancisco, ts Seattle, 279
milea from subtile.
Harry Lnckenoach. for SaatUa, palng Ospe
Flattery.
Ernest II. Meyer. Gray Harbor. Baa rOro.
bar bound inside Gray Harbor.
Multnomah. Grays Harbor, to Baa enmncwoo.
.bar bound inside Gran Harbor.
Hartwood. Gray Harbor, to Baa rtaacnvao.
bar bound inside Gran Harbor.
Cap Henry. Grays Harbor, to Saa FTsariarw,
bar bound iaaida Grays Harbor.
Saatainea, Gran Harbor, to Saa Padre, bar
bound at Gray Harbor.
Watt Cart. Nagxauc. to Portland. 690 atfiea
west Uoismbia nver.
V rCDCRAL 9VIRELIM
Bay State. 8 p. m.. No. 28: New Tork to
Seattle 11.22. North Balboa.
Lyntaa SUwart, Saa Fraociaeo ta SeaUle,
570 miles south Seattle.
Columbia, Baltimore ta Saa Franeieeo. 770
mue aoath San Francisco.
Harvard. Saa Fra arises) to Saa Pedro, TO
maea aoath gaa Francisco.
Yale. San Pedro to Saa rsncisco, 90
north San Pedro,
Katrine Lnekcnbnea, noon. Hew. 29
of eannel opposkt) South Bend about 190 years
Z73 derreea rrom outnwet eeever of .
wharf Howth Bensl. on Novemhrr 7.
11 Elk arat caa buoy. No. 1. reported lignt
extinguished November 22. will be relighted at
soon as BTmctieabiaL
in LMg lsiand anoal ngnt strwerara twpnriea
earrtsd away November 24. wul be retaaced
soon as praetwafcl.
Charts, seoz. eioo. Bias.
Light list, 1921. Noe. 380. 386. 369.
Buoy list, 1921. pp. 38. 39.
By order of tb Bareau of Ughthovjaaa.
. ROBERT WAR RACK.
Superintendent 17th LsghUfcouae Dtttict,
T Arrvr at PartlaaO
nase Is Fmm Das
Tirol Mara Harmon-". Nae. 90
Kama new Tee. yaw, av
Deny ha PVaa. . . . . .New. 8
Admiral rWbvw Baa Fraa I we. t
West Caret Karaaaki Da. 1
Santa Orna West Coast ....Paw. I
West Nonteataat ....Hakata Dec 3
EeeadUk Rourroam Dec 2
Yrlkokn Mara SnaJs TW. 2
Week K6ar Danea Paa. a
Baikal Mara Kobe Iter. 4
Santa RosaJU satU Twe. 4
ion Aberdeen Dae, t
Lrwn Lex-ken bech ... Phi lade lpbia ....rwe. S
Mandaaaa Mara Kobe Daa. 9
City at Nsptsa. ...... Seattle Dwa. 0
Pedro ChrtHipliwia. . mrwelaawi
psweiea
City
Moat Cerrtn . . .
Admiral Evans .
Cordova
Itokotaa
Virginian
Mobil City ...
Kobun Mara . .
fberatnr
Mississippi
Artie: as
Steal Worker . .
Rhinb Mara . .
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.Dan.-
. .Khkrlde Desv 9
. han Fraa Dae. 0
. MaraeCawi Daat
. . S r and way . . . Den. a
. Hoviomhi
..New York.
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. . RaMavww
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.Dee.
.Dec r
.IW. 0
.Dae. 10
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. .Dee. 12
...Dae. 12
. Portland. Ma Dee. 1 8
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..Kobe Dae, 1
, . BOOawr Dea, 19
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Veasekl
Santa ASeia
Curacao
Iwper
WlUaole
Yeaaki Mara
gerrtnekian .......
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CeMlo
Slnato
neOywootl
Ohio Mara
John C KirkTW'rtrk .
J oh an PewJara
Taikal Mara
Erie Mara
is Usckrrtbvh .
Chile
Vinlta
Tna Mara
Malta Mara
e Clrv
Tayol Mara
Denmark Mara ....
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Ohio Mam . . .
Oregon FV . . .
Oregon Pin . .
Sierra .......
Nebraska
Waodarra ....
Curacao ......
Texan . ,
Coexet
Tsikai Mara . .
Vunta
Texas Mara . . .
Malta Man ..
Niels Vkrksra
Chli
Iwnmark Mara
I
Daa
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, H. F. and war... Dec,
.West vjet . .Dee.
.New. Tork..:. ..Dec
. Orient Dee.
.New Tark ...., .Dec
Haa.
West Coast . .
, . a. V. awe way
.West Coast ..
. Aaatraha ....
.Orient
.Saa Ptro. . . .
..San Fraa....
.Orient
, Onrnt
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. . Awatrmha
. .North China ,
. Orient
..Oraret
. . San Fran. . . .
,Nw Tar
. North China. . .
. Meuia and way
.Dec I
-Dec 12
.Dae 12
.Dec IT
Berth
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. Peninsula Law.
Ha
, . Tervarnal Ha 4
. Terminal Na
.Terminal Na. 4
.Terminal Ka. 4
, . Terminal No. 4
Blaktyoa
CeUie
Seerte Aisraa
HoUywrnd
Ihuay Putnam
John C. aUrkpatiVk
Jnhaa Pnakwei . . . .
Wt
gtrrn-WaauMW
. . . North Bark
. Fenlasnia t-av.
hwa Pec Siding
Hm-sww
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a a . a . Oj9rvfaPf7
fU Hawme
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. .Taog-na pwawt
.pMisvaaM?La7'
Asm
iasna
More Than Half of
U. S. Residents Over
Ten, Bread Winners
ton to
Pedro.
Lapuriahna,
north Ulcus.
Saa FTaacssea,
Portland te
61T Bailee aoath Baa
OUusx, 490 atua
SrMNER CORPS TO ELECT
Sumner W. R. C. will hold a business
meeting for election of officer Satur
day at 7:30 p. m. la room 5Z oourt-
Itouacv .. . . ,
TV .':- J . r.
News of the Port
aesawato NarawuW SO
Jena C. Kirkpatrick, Ajoericaa ateamar, from
tverett; baiiaat
Wait Lew art, Ameriran itetmrr. (or Paget
Bound; cargo in transit.
Oregon Mara. Japanese teBar, for Yoko
hama; lumber. ,
Texan. Amejicaa .ateaater. for C sited Klcg-
acaa; general. (
Captain At. T. Ijocaa. American
Saa rraxclaco; paaac -
7 XAKISE -ALMAHAC
- North Bead. No. SO. Ceeaation at the
aamtUk af the river at aaea: Bea, reugh; wind.
Waahlnrton. Nov. 10. (TJ. P.) Mor
Boa-1 than 60 per cent of the Inhabitants of
the United States over the age of 19
work for a living, the census bureau
reportad today.
Persons of both sexes engaged' In
"gainful occupationsT total 4L09,LZ.
the bureau stated.
Of the total 23. 051.791 were males and
$.549,399 females.
A partial list of tbe percentages fol
lows ;
Iowa, $5$, 899. or 44.9 per cent
, Nebraska, 457,0$ L or 45.1 per cent
Idaho, 153.459. or 47.1 per cent.
Wyoming, 9L524S. or 54 per cent,
Colorado, 356,458, or 49 per cent.
New Mexico, 122.021. or 46.9 per cent.
' Ariaona. 130.979, xvr 9L1 per cent. -
Utah, 149.20L or 45 per cent. .
California, L5.1L220, or 62.$ per cenL
" Oregon, $22,137, or 50.4 per rent.
'Washington. 578,470. or iU per cent
for
Vancouver Garbage
Problem Up Again
Vancouver. WasrL. Nov. 20. "Aa In
cinerator Is the only solution of th gar
bage problem. said Councilman J. B.
Atkinson. Tuesday, "and th sooner w
begin work with that end In view th -better.
Vancouver haa ont4crowTi tha
open garbage dump that Is unsanitary,
unsightly and cause com pi Bin la rrom "
citizens wherever located. We should b
able to build a plant that will car for
the garbage of Vancouver for not mora
than $10,000." A decision by tbe eay
prerne court In the case of Lovelaea)
brothers, trho were restrained from ca0
lectlng garbage on the coropiaiat 4f
Pherman Drew, who has th contract
from the city, la expected In a few day
and tbaa th cjuMOo srill agaha be
taken up by the council. Lovelaea
brothers appealed from tha decision af
Judge Hlrnpexm. who bald that tba city
council was within Its rtgtita ia setting
an exclusive contract for garbaga col
lection, and that Lovelace brothera vera
tree-pesrdnE oa the right of Drew la
continuing to collect Independently. Tha
question is sure to ba thresbed out again
before tb council ao matter what tha '
decision of tha court may be.
STTJDEB'TS POSH CLVB
Washington State CoUege, PulbnaA.
Nov. 30. Students In tha departirsent at
economlca, acienc and history hava or
ganized a commerce dab, TSeeurtng af
poeitiona for the Bnerabers at tha grada
atlng clasaea'la any object. Howard,
MoTTia of rurtraaa U ptarrdeBt.; ' ' -