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19 - THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, ? 'DECEMBER 21, 1E21. WHEATS M S - " 1 - t " M . rWEATHERGDr inmnM .UUIU t r fi- s- ,W i t PUTS EGGS. HIGHER i 1 1 i,, ... , WKBESBAT AIHT TRADE 5: ... Billcr r trii CkeM v. -. ' : tab extra, select, flats, Pertlaad ....... v.48e - - 43 ; ".29e ' ;: - . Frtaeifc ..4e . f . tse Kew tort ...48e -"76e- Mc Seattle .,..,..,.,.4e Us,;:-;:. : Let -Asgeles 'w...M iri He ;,;... - Shortage at fresh ecg stock . to. teapafmrHy thewa ia tt Vxal trufa. da M vcmt es tiboas which nit oosmtry .sbipsaents exceed engly difficult, Wbfl4 MUa arieet wmUra tusrhenged here. those that were.! selflEg at the tow point are revirlrit their figures. - ttnlk at th. kMi an tads, mt B2 0 63c a diteo. ttccasional buriness it reported t 80 0 61c but tint it to limited as U ul ir nnrienirshl aa m market basis. . Kaeeipt of est ban beea-almost nil ttnee the cold -r rather -started and aa the trade bad previously been eleatiine up auite weD. at the prices than named, than u a surplus la sight to take -ears el the btttiocat . wbsa , supplies failed to materialise ; Pnll atmn era mi acsbi ffridln- a a , Bant. trot moat of thia ia forced. Owe small broker baa baca adverUaine for storage eggs. Fresh egg aaaa- have ban aligrrUy firmer alone Uw cort during to last lav days, wits a rise et Hsn.Frsnciseo. , Those desiring special tnformatioa regarding any auttt atwnid write tbe market editor Ore gon Journal, easuating . stamp foe reply. , BtJTTEB TRADE SHOWS 8TE03TGEB Market for tatter a showing a firmer tost locally, with indication of farther attempt, at erica boosting, althoucb no action baa aa yet beea taken. Beeerpte of - batterf at bare fallen off eonaiderabcr atnea the cold weather. - CHEESE ; DEM AND STILL A.CTHTB Demand for ebeeae ctmtinnea actin fcera. True ia eapecUHy true of Tillamook offerinas. Aa eeatera packer baa aaearad a Ira neb of Dairy aaaociation cheew. which ia aaid to bo aeUinf , aoaaiaeraorr under u marset. COCJfTBT MEATS SHOW GOOD TO 5 ' it arket for aountrr- meats ia abowinc "od tone alone the whotaaaja war. Balaa of ealraa are generalb; at 14 Ha a poaad. while the balk . ei too beat qnajity noga are foinc at lift & -0 .pooDO. itaoalpta moderaM. ioweb prRicEs offj:ed fob st With DraetieallT all ahtDDlna on Tin r nan ft. efferinga of local lateroKa for potatoea are a Vw u tl per eentaj t Witametta ralley pointa for ahippina quality. Baalbjr no effort ia bainc maoa to pwenaaa at any price. FURTHER INQUIRIES FOB WOO 8H - Deapita the hoUdar aeaaoa, additional inqairiai for wool aapriiea are eomlnc from aaatara marja farturart. ftpeffulatlra intereata are tryinc w niatly anap op 1 923 contract! at prerailinf pncea iot apoi wool BRIEF BOTES OF FBODUCE TRADE rottolen la down IRe to 45o eaat.' : Hhortace Mif toaaatoaa abown aeootuit Catt fornta frota. . . AU frenb fish atocka nominal; plenty of foo4 iroxea aiors. No ahipjrlnf bn lineal reported for onkma; market weaker. Prune market .inclined to aac' with attrmpt vj www, vajuaa. -WEATHE NOTICE FOB SHIPPERS The weather ton-eat idrised Wednesday: Pro tect shrpmenta durUK the next 86 boars Uslnst tlte fullowtna minimum temperaturea: Uotnc north to Heattle, 24 degree; nertheaat to Bi kane, 10 derreeaf east to Baker, 10 desreee, and aouth to Alilana, 20 derrees. Minimum tore peratur at Portlaad tomorrow about 24 degraea. WHOLESALE PRICES IS PORTLAND ' Taaaa km - arieaa 'rataflera xcept aa otherwise noted. pay Dairy Prattucta BUTTER Srthnt priea, box lota: CreaoV try price: Pnat ntraa. 44a foe, plain wraa peri cub. MrraiT 41 e2e b,.j dairy. bu5 w r". 24 26. lb. , . , ... , 'BtTtETtTAT Portland dcJirary basia. Na J trade, 4244 ib.; Jfa 2, 40c; country Ution, 4042o lb. for Ns. 1 trada ilEESB SrTlIns"" pftcan " Tillamook. fraah Oraeon (aney triplets, . StM rb.t Toona Amer ica. 80c lb. . poo t Jobber, f. o. b. TUla mook: Triplet. 28c; younf Americaa, 27a ibvllinf prle: Block Swiss, fancy. 86SS; rl;mburr, 8Q34 lb.; axraat brick. 28 fiOe lb. - . HtXj Boylny priea,1 Prant atraet: ' Oar rrnt recaiptji 48 9 44c; benneriea, 4 To doa.; eandled. selling price. 81 J62e dot,: select. - odeaot.; puueUr aoc.; stoiage, Bsc dot. EOUrWAssecUtioa prie: Setect, 61o doa.; ' nMrA ABa JKm . N.11A. A. K.. LIyK POt'LKT ftelbna prices: Haary h'n 2426 lb.;-licht hen. 17c; spriaga , i'2le lb.j broUen, 2830c lb.: ok) roost- erl, .J0fl lb.: turkeys, drawed, 464Ao lb.; ' i 7."c ' auc lire, xatsjtTa u. e-c -w. , tpa. iiTe jcuo jo. 24 80c lb, ' rrrrn Vaoetablaa irtd pauft FRESH t KL'lT Oxantea, 85.00 8 25 - rux r . Dansnaa. CHWPe ID. 1 aamons, t4.75t .0O case; gtapefruit. rTonda, 66.2507.25. BCKJilE Crmbrrie, local. 64.60 0 7.00 box; tern, 621. UOiti3.9H per barrel , DIUEIT i'KCrTSUat 66-00 7.00 bos: ri8'. black. . 63 00 a 8 28 pec 25-lb. box; prann, 70 and 80s, 501b. box. 1 lb. tWilONS Sulnat price to retailer: Local. auyint price. s.iw.ou eoaatry tarilc, lOisloo Jb.; treea ' ajniana, 40c doaet :-bancbe. POTATOES ftefflaa ariea to ratailera Oreaoa fancy. 82.00 per aental: burinx Drica. eountry, '81.00tyl.60 par eeotai; Takima bast. uuaji.ao per ecotaii awon potalnra, 6Sb TlMarrABXXS-HBtrbit baaav 12 He beet, t.t.00 per sack; cabbage. l2o mum t aui.i) orate; ectplant. 15e lb.; parsnips,, 62.60 sack; green pepper. 10c lb.; (nretmea. ralUoraia. 34.60 aer.hu aamnki a. 2 i H 9 lb; tujub, 202 He lb.; borsrrad-i-h. lie ia. t spiowts. 1 8c ' lb. : artichokes 81.75 doe j eaoliitowar. 61.76 0 2.50 orata. eeJery. o 0 90c doa. - , .APPLES BpiUeuburp. trtrs fkiiey 4-r. 13.00 0 3.24; fancy 4-U.t, 12.40 3.60; alio foe 4-tier, 83.00. . ' APPLES Ortleys. extra fane? 4 -tier, ' 33.23 ; fancy 4-tier, 82.00; . choice 4-Uec lAPPUtS Delicious, extrs fcney 4-eler. 33.501 fancy 4-bee. 83.85; caoioa 4-ttex. 3300. APPIJ'.S Ccl-kine atoek. TSr 0150 box. Twenty-five cents off all above oa 159 tad -163 , 60c off en 175s odv rrasiler. COrSTBT MEATSV-JielUng price: Country rot, 11 H 012e per lb. (or top blockers about 125 to 150 lb., heavy stuff leas; veal, top, about 80.t 100 Bjsh 14 He per lb., betry ttsff- leas: tnHnt tambt, ri3le m. 8UOKKD HEATS - Ranu, 2T038oIb.; araaaiast meon. sssyseo in. PACaINU HOTJ8K MEATS Steer beef, 13e; heifers. . lie; eowa, 10c; lambs, 170 lc; wethers, 15 0 lee; rwen. 100 12a lb. LARD Kettle rendered, lSat la, tasree baau; ooespounu. ' I3e u. PMi and SIvaHflsh FRKSH PISH eUlverssde. 11 H 4 14c lb.; aaaowt. loevise lb.; aajorawea. irtyaae lb.; black cod. 10 file lb.; basket kippered cod, 33-23; bnt ec4. 8e 16 ' tltsTERS tasurn. tX. 84.90; Olympia, 35.00 tsX. 3140 piati irabv large 63.75, : itssn was, " ' . Heaa, Mraai ana? HWes ; HOP 1821 erop, aotsioal, 16 020a lb. niDbn- vaitsxins. io; kip. 8 0 Be; trees aioe. sc: saitea, g,. MOHAIR -Nominal. 18c re, TAUjOW AMU 4eUAS&V We. I. se; No. 2. tela. , CASCABA - BARK Kew. Be: eM BHeBm. WOOL WU-mette wslley eoarae, 19 013c; teaoinm, naive; ime 0 25ti jrssrea-ioaaes l 149 lb.- BKANS 8 await vtuta. 83.86 1 piah, 68.15s . 66.83: sarga white. 68-wO; bayau, ' it. T: rea. aa.ua. FONTI Caaa. 86.OO0B-25. XhMCa. Japan atyra. Ma 1. S4 Te lb.: New Orleans, head, 9 He Blaa Bean, K,l 'COtTTEE Boaeasd. ltH89 l Jacks or drama. tb, "U ViA. RALT Coarse. H gr. 100a 816 80 ton: 8?50 4.00: fancy table and dairy. ,34.50; rusno. I2S.B0 ton. hCGAR Cuba. 87 29; frait and berry. ta.va; yaiiow is. ta.ea; acta srunlatad, ta.na; -extra . .i.o; gotoew vi, Sft ta. CA.VNKD allLK Tall, 85.18; baby :- 34.05 case: Eal. 89.7B re. - suni ( mt ifctn ia out. JSc Bk KPTS Waksata, 82084a Da; a 37 He lb.; fuberta, 20e b. ia stands, 24 tack iota; HOTEL HOYT ",'..' CTM ARB HOYT Rtrlrtty nrrrroof. Ner both ' tV-peto and convenient ear service tm aQ pat of the cits. Slneie Weeesa wMaoat Smr, St ana ua m Sea0aaais - tastk aeth, S3 an) aa t- ARKET STATISTICALLY IS SHOWING A VERY. FIRM TONE BASKET ?. : By Hjaaa H. Coh ItAncfattrlAn walnuts f tbo bcw crop r basing very relT Offerr-d to retail era at a price ty trbolesalers that nhonld mean not more than 22 Vic a pound ia tho city and 25c to the country, where extra freight charges must bo paid by rctailcra, Tha Kanchurian walnut this eaaott is gonorally o( very good quality although U is not ai good as the Ore- son or CaUfomla stock that sells at about double the , price. Tne Man- cfaarian stock U of harder shell than the Factfio coast stock. This, forms the principal objection to their use. Turkey prices , continue to ad ran err here at wholesale and a 80c retail mar ket is practically certain. Consumers are making up their minds not to pur chase turkeys at the extreme mark and retailers who pay such figures may get stunK"-arais. There will be plenty of oysters for the holiday and prices are Just fraction above tne normal. . - With the arrival of carload -lots of celery from California the home short age is relieved. Prices generally the same, especially for celery heaxta. Retail price in prirata atom: , ' Sam Select. 8060a; paBetB, BOe. Butter Fresh creamery. SO&SSe. Salmeei SOtrSOc: halOjaC 2Sa80e: perch, 10e: atoraeoB. 25e lb. Floa Beat local patent. II.IO0Z.VS par eack, 48 lb. . , PoUbao -Borbaxika. 82.80 aack. Onions 8e poond. Tamhffl atraet nrieaa: ' ' Vesetablea Cabbase. 2 9 8o lb. : canB- fWwex, 10 20c bead; carrota. So bonch: let taoa, 10c bead: dry onlona, oc &. : turnip. 4c a.: applea. Be In. j tomatoes, lOe lb. Honey Comb. 38c: ouart. 70c: pint. 88a. Poattrr Hearr hen. 82e: lisht hens. 26c: broiler, 88e; tnrfceya, 63 6 60c. Batter 48c lb. ; eottase ebeeae. 15o a. feta S0B&c dozen. POTATOES AX05O THK COAST flan FiiHdww. Tsje. 2 1 .--1Tttn! RlTf?m. ttny, $1.75 2jej; ebnfc Itaittaki, i i.suw vmiMmf w. Onlona Per cwt- Brown, common. 83.50: eold storace, 83-80 9 4.26; White Globe. 85.00 S.VU. f .. ., ' tot Anoale Market Lot Aacawa, Dec 21. (L N. 8.) Pota toe Loca, 00c 81.00; Stockton Barbank. beat apecial brands. 2 802.75; others, 2.25 2.50; Idaho Boauts, best, $2.25 g 2.50; BuraU, mostly 81.0O2.O0. Seattle starket Seattle. Dee. 21. (L N. 8. Onions Ore- Con, 5 ig 5 e per lb. Potatoes Takima Gems, 838.00 942-00. DAIBT FBODUCE OF THE COAST - ,in San ranclioa Market v Baa Fmaoisco, fita. 21.- (V. P.) Butter Extra. 40a: prime firata. 43e; firsts, 44 He. Ext Extra. 57 He; extra firsts, 57e; extra pallets, 4 Ac; extra firsts, pallets, 4 5 Vie; under tiled pallets, 45c Cheese aClifornia flats, fancy. 23c Los Angela Market Los 'Angeles. Dee. 21. (L N. 8.) But ter 48c. Ears Extra, 54c: case count, tie: pallets, BZc ; Poultry Hens, 27 80c; broil ei, 89c; fry ers, 33c teaU M arket Seattle, aWah., lc 21. L N. S.) Kgir Select ranch, 62 53c: pullet, 42 44c Hntter itT ereamerr. 4Se: bricks. 44c Cheese Oregon triplets, 24 SS 25c; Young America, 50c - . . .( Winnipeg Wheat Optiens Wintupet. Dae Wheat: - , Wad. Toea Orjen. Close. December 81.06 8.08 H 8107 H Viae 1.10 1.12 1.11 July ....'1.084. 1.11 1.08. XlnaeapeUs Wbeat; Option t Minneapolis, loc. 21. Wheat: Opes. . Closa. Wed. t Toea. December 31-224 31 28 - 31 22 u.. . 1 21 1.23 . 121 Julx .......... 1.18 1.17 Kew York Surar and Coffee New Tork, Dee. 21. (0. V-Y 8a - ?uiet. Raw, 8S-8T; refined. Quiet granulated, 5.10. , . eiiee no. i tuo. spuw e.w7sv, " Santo., 12 H 13c. Chlearo Dairy Prodnee Cliieaaw. Dee, 31. (L !. 8.1 Potatoes Rererou. 15 cam. Northers Whites, tl 5 tun- Ri RWers and Ohio. 81.65 1.75 Idaho Burnet. 32.00; Idaho Ramls, 3183 t90. rhlraro Potato Market Chicago, Deo. 21. (L N. S, Butter Re ceipts. 5791 tubs. Creamery extra,' 42 He; firsts. 33 H e 40 He: paokint stock, , 23 ) ;38e. Ears Beeerpta. 2013 eases. MueeUaneens, 48y45e; ordinary firsts, 43 45c; firsts. 50 Bio; checks, 28 80o; dirties. 30 (32. fh-.Twin new. 20 6 21c: Daisies. 20 H 21Hej Lonthtrns. 2X9 22c; brock, 2O021e, l.tTS poaiiry-uucen, sec; - toosun. 15 He; tee, 28c; ducks, 48c ' 'a , ,i 3few Terk.Fosltry Market New Tork. Dee. 21. (L N S.) Lire poul tn Market weak; ehickens, 23 35e turkeys. 60 6 55a; docks, 2882e; fowls, :iisc t.r. 1 5-- fNM. 234926c Dressed poultry Market quiet. Chickens, 20 44c: turkeys. 8558e; geese, 24 0 330 fowls, 17 S4o; duckt. 25 0 85a Sew Tork Wool asd Hides New Tork. Deo. 21. (L N. 8.) Wool Harket fair demand. Domestio fleece XX Ohio. 2 0S8e: domestic palled, soonred basia, 180 7e: domestic Texas, seonred baau; 4O0T5O territory, atonic, scoured. 65 m 85c Hides Market Urm. . iUte steers, l0 7c branded steers, 15 He, Kew Tork Metal Market New Tork. Dec 21j (L N. S,) Coorer. ouiet: snot. December and January, offered.. 13 Leaol unset: spot, uecemoer ana January, offered. V o. spelter uoiat; spot ana Menoer, ocierea, 4.80: January, offered, 4 85. New Tork-Loodon Silver New Tork, Dee. 21. (L N. 8 ) Commer- niai bar silver wss quoted as folio we today: Domestic was unchanged. tt 9840; foreign was tie lower at 66c. London, Dec 21. (1 S. 8.) Bat silver, d lower, at S3Hd "w Terk Cettonietd Of! New Torke Dec 21. Cotton teed oil: .De cember. 8109823; January. 8210825; March, 8850868; May. 8870890; July, 9130915, Mosey asd Exchange New Tork. Dee, 21. (L N. S I Call money on the floor--wf the New Tork Stock Kxchante today ruled atO per scat; high. S per cent; low, H per oaat.- Tirae money was steady. lis tea were Bala per eent. The market for prime mercantile paper was steady. Call money ta boadoB today was 2 a per eent. SterUngf exchaage was steady with knsinss in bankers' bills at 84.20 for demand. ' Cestralla Bakery Chasges Heads - Central!. Wash- Das. 21. H. Teaawr. for merly manager of a bakery in Seattle, has par- ebasad tba ktae uty aatery oa ftorta lower arenas, from J. J. Berry. aeaaam. 1 1 0 12e lb. pecan, S2 ah.: Bra rnts, Jspsnmt, 22 0 avis, 10 zoo av, 14e u, r Weaa. Mat. cMIt IJXSEXD OIL Raw. bblsw 89e; kettle boiled, bbkv. . 9e; raw. eases. , 11.94; boiled, cases, Sl.OS ta.L ' u80USE--lnt bbb, Itr. eaaas. S3 He mi.' On Baab, 3185 bbL WHITB LEAD Ton tots, 12c; 12Ha 804) Stocka, atoskda. Cltetl, Crnlm, Slt-317 EoargJ si TratU BatUl9 Overbeck&CobkeCa DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES TO ALL EXCHANGES ttobers cntugw Bear t Trade terreaawadtate X letraa J6rya' Cakeage , , new lets RUSSIAN BUSINESS. IN VHEAT PASSING WEDNESDAY WHEAT TRADE ' Bid. BJse.Tr.aaro. Hard "VThlt le. ILU vft White i.v la ' ie Wkite Club Mt le tM Hsrd Wtster ........ Lit le 1.45 wsrthera Spring ...f 1js ! le - 1.15 ilea wana ,.i..r.;.- IM , t , J:; W KOBTHWEST GBAU RECEIPTS Waaat. Barley fjiu. Oata Hay. Pertlaadf Wed.. . 81 . 1 T . 8 Tear ace. . - 82 - 2 . 1 S Seasoa to data,. 19822 1ST J23 , (30 982 Tear ago. ... . 8464 167 423 810 1138 Taeoma. Tuesday 19 ... ... 1 ... Tea ago..., - 8 ... 13 .-...' 7 Seasoa to date.. 847 T8 851 45 74 Tear ago .3003 4S 620 74 842 Seattle? Tuesday.. A4 3 14 . 2 . 8 Tear ago....: 'll 1 . . . 6-1 Beaaoa to late. . 42 129 1280 280 S2 Tsar H 2; 1 . 14 249 1000 y rfyman M. Ceben Rnssian relief bnaineas it aaid to be tgsia passing at Portland in ubenl eolume. -with a apnnkniia: of aetmty indicated on Paget Sound- Two firms art aaid to be participating in tee business una doing the train basirwa, while the other it seeurint the balk of the flswr orders. This appears to be -about the only new aoai neex ia eight ia the eareal trade- Jaamaeee in terest are stall takinc dalisary aa high priced stock ana bo lata orders bar bsen racareed here. - . r German busaeat it said to be arsilable bere. bus credits are aaid to be inch, that no accept ances hare been made by keal paitiea. Quite a fair, ralum of German business is said to htTe been ptaeed with Aastnlis of lata. Wheat trade coBUnuaa to sua within a awry narrow prk limit. CadertoBe of the trade ap pears w aa ttront. wruie on tn surtace toe re appears oonp tad seLmg at the reaart Tne- Chicago Tribune ;sars: . II a bill introduced -fa the asnato Tasterdas baoomea a law it waa believed the way would pared for ; tne War Finance eornoranYoa to engage ia export business in grain, pro riding the4orwtcB buyer wrre in position to put. np good security. The bill provides that the eor poratioa can make adranesa and purchase se curities in the interests of agricultural produc tion until Julx 1. 1828. There has been con siderable talk in some qaartera of late regarding ta corporation extending credit to European buyer . ' - . The stattstisl nontion waa regarded as de cidedly in faros of higher prices, sa there has seldom been- xrme when there was such a close adjustment ' of theoretieal supplies to the demand the world orer." WHEAT Ciab. 81.1001.11: bluestem and Baart, 51.18: Bed Kossiaa. 31.05 01.00; Tur key Bed. tl. 10 01.15. FLJOVU Selline nrice. mill door; Patent. 87.00: Willamette Taller brands. 84.80: local straight. 85.40: bakers' hard wheat. 87.06 bakers' bluest em. S5.56: bskers Taller. $5.80 graham. 85.60,- whole wheat. 85.80: atontaat pring wheat, patent. 8T.40 per barrel. Price for city - nearer IBs extra, tuonrbaa xtto extra. ' - . - "-' HAT Buying price for old crop: Willam ette timothy, fancy. 812.0015.00 per ton Eastern Ores on timothy. 819.00 per ton: clo ver. 31200 012.60; straw. 86.00 0 7.00: al falfa. II 5.00 6f 15.60 ir ton. URAIN SACKS Nominal, Ha 1 (jeieatxa. 7e: domestic, Te In carload lota, lest am ousts higher. MILI.STTTFS Mfflntn at anH. sacked, ton lata, 820.00; esrleads. 819.00. uaxti. per ton, twyug pnew. cesu. 828.00 2.C0. BARLET Baring price: Keed. 2.vaes 24.50? brewieir. 128 00 28.50. SEED Buying pnee: Bed clover, 15 e 1st abrike. Iter vetch. Ic Ik : FEEDSTUTFS . O. B. mills: Kouea barley, 334.00 a 88.00; whole barley, 331.00; alfalfa meal, 330.00; coconut meal. 328.00; cracked coin, 835.00; whole corn, 333.00 pet ton; wools oata. tss uu; roueu oat, sao.uu; feed wheat. 842.00: scratch feed, 343.00 ton. Merchants juxcaange Dies: . w lilt a r Dec. Jan. 8 1-10 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.04 1.04 Ton. 3 1.08 1.08 1.97 1.08 1.01 1.91 Hard white Soft white .3 1-10 . 1.08 . 1.09 . ,1.10 . 1.04 1.04 OATS Whit club Hard whit -. Northern spring , . Bed Walla ...... No bids. BARLET No bid: COKS So. I t, T. shipment 24.00 24.00 14.00 HO. S K. 1. snlpment 25. ou 28.50 23.00 There will be no session of the ex cbanse on rriday, December 23. in respect o R. W. Hastings, ' who died last night. Portland ex.. change adjourned Saturday and , Monday. Wheat Opening Is Erratic; Tendency Toward Lower Price Chicaen. Dee. 21. (L K. 8.1 Earjort of heavy flour exports during November, passage of the H"' relief fond bill ia the senate yes terday and continued dry- and cold weatner to the southwest were trengtDening lectors in wheat today. The market closed with good ad- Corn nricea held within narrow rante. bnt followed the action ia iwheai. Oats tad -a light and fetanreleee trade. - v Wheat closed 2c to 3c hicher: corn. IHe to 140 higher; oats, He to 4e higher; prorisiosa. higher. Chicago. Dec 21. (L N. 8.) Wheel opened rather erratic today with the tendency toward lower pncea. although the initial decline was followed by same buying. December wheat started He lower. May - e lower to He higb ea and inly aaehajueel t He lower- Corn started aacbanged to He lower, won shorts and acaoared commission houses buying. Ota one ned He lower tor December tan steady for May with tradinc doll aad featureless. Provfehaaa were inactive. ' Lard opened a shade lower. Chicago rtnge furnished by United Press WHEAT Open. High.' Low. 107 H 113 103 H 48 63 64 H 82 37 H 38 814 88 H Close. 10MH 111 114H H8H 103 H 103 H CORN 4H 4T1 83 544 54 H 58 H OATS 324 S3 33 384 384 39 H RTK 83 83 89 90 BARLEY Ill Vi May- ... July -... Dec , . . . May ' ... July . . . DWe sea Hay ..; July . . . December May . ... 118 10 J Vi 4t 64 H 60 884 39 83 "" Bstay "' Jsa. 7en. ...... May I ' : Jan. ..... BS 1465 872 91S 788 805 PORK LAKD 872 917 RIBS . 785 905 870 913 775 800 867 912 775 800 1 SHORT TERM SECURITIES -(Pnrnkhed by Clark. Kendall A Co.. Inc.) Am TeL A TeL Sa. October. 1922 100 Am. Tel 4V Tel. Ss, February. 1924... 994 Am. TeL 4k TeL 8s, Angnst. 1925 108 H Armour Con v. Ts, July, 1930.. t 102 H Anaconda Cop. 6. January, 1929 101 Anaconda Con. la Jannsry. 1929..... 97 Belgian Gov. , Janaary, 1925 ....... 95 Beta, steey 7s, July, ......... . lo CaavMbaa 5s. April. 192S ........... 95 Canadisa 6v October, 1931,.,,'...:. 95 Cop. Kxp, Assoc 6s, Febraarr, 1922... 100 Cop, juxta. Asaoa. as, rebrBary, 1921,.. 102 Con. Kxu. Assoc 8s. February. 1924;.. 104 Codahy Packing 7a. Jaly, 1923.. 100 Japaaeae 1st Ext, 4 Ha, February. 3923 87 Japanese 2d 4 H . Joiy. 1925 ..... x . . 88 Southwestern BeU TeL 7t, April, 1925. 100 otanoara uv . x. It, January. 1S31 10S U. S. Robber 7s. December. 1928.'....- lOS C 8. Bobber 7 Ha. Aagust. 1930 103 T - ' , 1 a . r ., ' Foreiars Wbeat Maret , ' Baesme Aires. Dae. 3L W-heat aad eat abadced. Flax up c, oats down lc UvarpoaV Dee. 21 Wheat 2 Benny close, am-hsaged, -. Chtcare Cash Grals :. t hicago, Dec 11. Corn. So. 2 -antxed, 414 047; No. 2 reE.- 47H0ssTNo. 3, 43 0 4ft; JJo. S white. 48 0 4S f Ke, 3, 45 ! i. No. 4 hua, 36 H 037; No. 8. 33 0 . . ff , ...... .. Winslpea; Cask Crais Wtariraje Cash wheat. Ns. 1 Nor. 1134 So, 2, 1074; No. S-. 101; Na. 4v 92 S. . ;: feed. 71 track. 89 . Oats J wnte,-esj So. . 58; No, 3 tmi. Saa Fmneftee Barley Can ' San FraaetsTO, Pee. 2 1. Barley aleaed iT l"lud' l" Xv 1-5 bad. ' SaA rin bags, Jane-J Bly, 4b4y 'due. ted, - ,x TURKEY SUPPLIES STILL ARRIVING WZDIESDAT TCBKXY TBAHE , ( ,i";v iiV if- ; - Utw - ressed Portland .833e 410 4Se 5ew Tark .-.......... 860ae Saa Fraaeiees ........4O048e 410le Seattle i,.,........63e aee . ..v Wednesday ntornlnc trade tn the turkey mar ket alone Pront street started tcoc rally at 47e "poond tor, the-bettef chut bitda Ona bit naekra kfira coctinaed to quoto 48c generally for it Rock, but was, asking at high at BOe for Ktioae. tt appears, however, thst the bolk af the- baslric at the .Weber tsrlee wne for shipptns aceonrit..-;- A- Portiand retailers bare been quite fur bar er of turkey m the inront street traae aroana 45 47c a pound during the last H aoors, ttut it ' aTmam: that when elesnnos are made that additional 'stock ' takes tta place en the floors, i :, " Early Wednesday morning tettner was not at as marked along Front street. Train Iwere renersllr lata and for that reason only the late arrivala of TnesdaVwere showing. . Tracks, eeeae'land chickena are eiiafTlS allOW' mt a more active tone at farmer pnsee, al- thoatb suppliesi especially of rbicaerit, are w liberal. Wedaesdar mornins wricee oa dressed tarkeys along Pront atraet showed for beat stork: s ijtb. uressea. Wednesday .......... 85 037o i 47 048c Tear ago 40c 64057c 2- years ago. ...... ... BOe ....... r- - m ' .' - t San Francises Turkey Market San Francisco. Dee. 2 L Forty-five ton "of dressed tarkeys have ararired here for saarket ing anl dealers are reesivinc from 61 to 63 cents for the birds, j Commissioa men are still said to be holding oR, however, and aalea bare not rescued toe expected Volume, stepoitt indi cate heavy withdrawal of tarkeys from cob) storage. The fact that these birds are offered at lower pncea ia behaved responsible In tome degree for the lack at demind for the freshly killed tarkeys, i ' Seattle Turkey Market v Seattle, Wash., Pee. 21. (L If. 8.) Prices to producers for , tarkeys is quoted at 42 to 44 cents for dressed bards. Retailers are o noted 60 cents by jobbers and the eensumer it oaring front 55 to 60 cents per pound. Priea ad ranees oi a to 1 cents a pound irons predneera to eoa sumers : have occurred during the present Ourist mas demand for turkeys. Live tarkeys, fat, 8 to 15 pounds, 87039c to jmnucers. Change Is Proposed In Wheat Grades Washington, Dec 21. (1. N. S.) A train trades bill changing the present federal trades standards waa introduced in the bouse today by Representative Steenenos. Minnesota. 1 The priacqpat .changes ia trade requirements proposed are: Firsb All foreign material in which, exoept rye, shall be classed as dockage, and aJD dockage snail be aesitnatsn on tne , freae certmcate. specifying kind and quantity, not Shan not af fect grade. Second AS moisture in exeesa of' 12 H pm eent shall be designated oa the grade certificate, bat shall aot affeet the trada. Cotton Opens Lower But Market Steady New Tork. Dee. 21. (L IN. 8.) Switching of account from near to distant months si a feature at the opening of the cotton market today. : First prices were 1 to 6 points lower, owing ' to selling bi snot and Southern house. The offerings were absorbed partly by Wall street : and Japanese interest. Three notice, were Issued. A steady tone prevailed after the start and after the first - 15 minntea the list waa only 2 to 2 points net lower. The market reacted in the lata aeaungi irom the heavy profit-taking tales. ' . The close waa barely eteady at a net advance or a pointa to a net aacuae 01 iu point. Bpot coixon was qaiei tooay, iu points mgner at I8.su. no sales. are. N. Month Open. High. . . 1830 1845 .. 1808 1828 1767 017S4 . . 172Ow1740 . . 1652 1872 . . 1845 1887 Low. 1805 179S 1755 1712 1640 1822 Close. 1821 1808 1765 1723 Jn. Mob. May July Oct. . .... 1645 1858 Dec Lirerpool Cotton Qtlet UrernooL Dec 81. l N. 8.) Spot cot toa opened quiet. Price, steady; sales, 5C hales.' American meddlings, fair. .13.45: good mid. dungs, 11.70; full middlings, 11.30: mid filings. lU.Ofti mar Buuaimgs. b.toj goes eruinary uuu- dprg. 8.20; ordinary mnirtlirsrs. I SO. iTowTorf 'Batter and Eggs New Tora. Dee. -Ela N. S.) Batter Market Unsettled. Creamery axons (salted and unaalted), 40 (a 4Sc; creamery firsts (salted an 3 ansalted), 36 0 42e; cresmery higher than sctraa (salted and unsalted). 41 W 44c; atato darn tabs. 29 0 42c; reaoeated extra. 83 0 3Se; Un tatina ereamery avoies. I ram extra, oa tv Saa. CheeseMarket duTt State Whole milk Tpeciaht 21 0 23 He; whole milk fancy, 20 H c ze: -wnote mux. tower trades, ltwinc Wiseensin Whole milk, fancy Toong Arnericaa, 21 022c ..State akims, specials, lt017e skime, ohesee, ll0le; skims, tair to sooo. aeitia: atnma. lower STraaes. twia Eczs Market tteedy. Nearby - white fancy, 76c; nearby brown, fancy, 63 0 65; extra, 69 0 80c: firsts. 600 55c - - J Milk -Toa whnlaaale cries is tS.XT per 100 pounds of 8 per cent aulk. within 200-210-mile - Kew Tork Potato Market New Tork. Dec. 21. L; N. S.) Potatoes waito. . 32-50 06.40; Bermudas, 34.00010 00 Dried Fruit and! Beam New Tork. Dec -21. (L N. 8.) Seaas Market dull. Marrew, choice, 83.75 0 0.00; pea. choice, 65.25! red kidney, choice. 37.25. Dried Fruit Market quiet Apricotst, ehoie to extra- faaey, 24 0 33c; .applea, evaporated prime to fancy. 14 018 He; prone. 30s to io, 9 site; prunes, eoc to iwu. 0 ( 10c pear bea, cooioe ta extra tancy, is ijic stedtd rahant, ehtaoe to fancy. 144 015 He, Death Penalty Out .To Life Sentence Boise. Idaho. Dee.. Jl Vicente Ttmi res, convicted of the murder oi rrank Blscarra in 1S17. and sentenced to be hanged, will escape the sentence by com mutation to life imprisonment. Th mur der was committed in Madison county Ramlres. a penniless Mexican, lost on appeal and the pardon board denied leaiieney .mltbengb. - the members of the anrprem errtrrt appeared before She board as private citizens tn favor of the pris oner. A decision was given by the , su preme court Tuesday modifying its for mer action and communting the sentence on the srounda that th evidence was in sufficient to warrant th extreme pea Ity. - ' - - Decision Upholding Fishing Law Is Filed Astoria, Dec. 2L The decision of Cir cuit Judge Coke, upholding the antj purse seine law. was filed in court here Tuesday. It dlnmissea the suit brought by XL Tarabochla and other purse noln ers against Carl Shoemaaer, master fish warden, by sustaining the defendant's demurrer. - Sudge Coke ruled that : a state has the right to regulate its fish eries. He also ruled that the Norbiad law. which : prohibits the importation and sai of Salmon caught outside the three-mile limit, te not in violation of interstate ' and. foreign commerce laws, lav. congress- has never tiaoned -a law abridtring this powetv The state,' there "orr. he declared, is able to regulate the traffic itself. .... -. - . KQ&S ARE HIGHER VITHLAMBS DOWN ..p.'- . awmsnnanmanenBta : ys?- X.BWIST09 CXTTKsB PREMIUM Sal of a load, of fancy cattle from laswistan brousiit S7.25 sl. premium of 25 cents, at North Portland Wednesday. The Quality was select and the price paid was a premium of 25 cents over the extreme top generally quoted.' The pre mium lot of steers-. sras shipped by J. Madden of Lewlston. Idaho, . WEDSESDAT MTESTOCKT TRADE : Hegs, Steers, Lambs. Portland ...... ....sS.rs f 7J6 9.64 Caieaffw -.. .18 - 1SJ6 Omaha M .... DesTer 6-94 .;S Kan sat City 134 76 18.73 16J6 9.44 1U 1M Seattle 7.25 No market. 4 PORTLAND IJVKSTOrK RTJS Hot, Cattle. Caivea Sheep, Can. Wednesday .... 109 236 ..,. 643 14 Week ago 231 17 3 1 weeks ata... 56 9 1 109, 2 week act. 28 Tear ago- . ..i . 159 823 120 j ear ago. . - -years ago. . yearn ago. ... S3 Hall day 319 32 Hog market climbed swiftly at the opening of the Wednesday trade St North Portland, e3- w awe ibsei while sheen' showed weakaesa Ona lead of extra rood Darocts anippea oy H. Botert from Kings Talley sold at an ax- treme of 88.85 in the North Portlaad hog alley early Wednesday morning. Thia waa aa extreme quotation and waa aot gene ratty iisteo. uenerai hot market arts considered at an advance or lOe to 20c for the day. with tona around .r . - The strong showing here waa made on aceoaat of the very small aupply eosninf torward. f 1 i,i .1 ,n. snAt luwl Prime light . .38.50 0 8.78 Ovnooth hasurr. 230-300 flat..... 7.60s 8.25 ?Bseota beaTy, SOW lbs. Bp 0 ao 7.ov Bough heavy 6.00 0 8.T6 Fat man . .. ... 8.250 8.70 Feeder ntsa .................. . 0.20 Stags ....i. ...... ........... 4.50 0 &0 Sheep Forced Tor H Igh Beemlngly the price of sheep and lambs sat been stretched a trifle too- far. While them was no change quoted for top east of the moaa taim lam'rv, vallae . stack and other aradea were down about 25c for the Wednesday morning rade. There was t run of 542 bead in the aJieyt but only 252 bead were for the market others being a direct shipment to killers. General sheep and lamb market: Best east nronatain laatba 8.50 0 9.00 Fair to food lambs . . . . S.25 0 8,75 4.60 0 4.25 . 9 . Cull lambs . . nes vaiiey lamoe ,. East mountain feeder matbt .. .. 8.25 0 8.75 6.00 0 7.00 6.00 0 7.00 5.00 0 6 OO 6.00 0 6.00 4.00 0 6.00 ;ght yearhngt' .............. Hrsry yearUnta , L4gbt watnera Heavy wethers wet 1.000 5-00 As annoanord mvrrionsly in The Journal, there will be no aestioB of the North Portlaad market next Monday, but all amvala Sunday and Man- lay will be watered, fed and bedded. Tuesday Afternoon Bases STEERS Ho. A Tew Pie. .Priee i Not Are. Iba Price 2..,. 983 $ 6.50 f 927 8 5.60 COWS ' 1 890 8 8.60 I 1 1110 3 5.00 2.... 930 3.25 I.... 840 3.00 CALVES 120 8.50 j 1.,.. 150 8 9.00 HOGS 3 273 3 T.75 l... 410 $ B.25 8 160 8.65 9 153 8.63 11 172 8.65 I We4msd- Stsrwlnt Sales STEERS No. Av. lbs. Price. 1 No, Av. Iba. Price. 4 937 8 6.50 f IT 945 3 6.25 COWS ..,, 819 8 4 50 3. ...1155 3 2.80 . 1....1050 3.00 2. ...1120 4.50 4 87 7 5.7 5 2.... 1005 4.60 HOGS 2 180 8 8.75 4 200 8 8.75 .4 187 8.75 2 125 8.60 2 195 8.75 i 265 8.36 ' 58 165? 8.6S 5.... 830 6.60 .... 188 875 5..,. 238 ' 8.40 9.... 222 8.50 .... 140 8,60 LAMBS 19 82 8 8.76 6 78 3 8.60 2..,. 80 7.00 16.... 87 8J)0 4.... 100 8.00 YEARLINGS 1 120 8 0.50 1 WETHERS . 9 123 $ 5.50 I BUCKS 118. ... 189 8 8.00 I AMERICAN . LITEST0CK PRICES Cfimtoe Hoot 87.16 Cliicago. Dec 21. (L N. 8.) Hogs 'Ja- ocints 20,000, active, mostly 25c higher. Balk, ,0.70 & 7.05 : tops. 87. 14; neavywesmt, o. 6.90 ; medium weight, 36.85 07.00: ught- aright. 36.950 7.15: light lights. 37.05 0 7.25 heavy narking sews, smooth. ' 33.66 0 6.60 parking sows, rough, 35.81 0 5.83; pigs, 67.00 Cattle Receipts, SOOO, slow and steady bnt rtroeger in spots. Beef steers, choice and prime, 38 26010.251 medium and good. $6,000 8.75; good and choice, 37.78 010.50s common ind medium, 65.00 0 8.09. Batcher eaUle, aeifem, 33.50 0 8.00; cows, 33.25 06.00: bulls. 88.18 0 5.75. Cannery and ouUera. cows tad beifen, 33.00 0 8,26;. eaonet ttean, $2,750 3.16; veal caivea (light aad handyweigby , 66.75 08.50; feeder steers, 35.0006.60: stoaker tteers, 34.25 0 6,50; stacker cows and beifen, 12.75 04.75. Sheep Heoerpts, 7000; kfniBg ciaasaa Strang ta S6e higher; feeders, steady. Lambs (84 Iba down). 39.73 010.75; hunks, culls and otmmoa,'37O09.5O; yearling wethers, 37.00 9.25; ewet. $3.00 06.26; ewes, cullt and imo, 316003.75; feeder lamb, 8,73 10.00, -Oanver Haas SO-SO Denver. Cole., pec 21. U. P.) -Cattle , RAAint. 1 oo ll. I-., a a oa a' vv. wwer, Mlllp fhve 6.73; cows tad beifen, $3.7505.25; stockera and feeders, 85.00 6.00: calves. 86.00 0 9.60. Hogs Receipts. 700: 15e lower; tops. 67.0O; bulk. 80.60 0 6.90. - Sheep Receipt, 1100; market strong. Lamba. 39.090 9.40a- ewes. 13:3004.30; feeders. 88.000 8.50. Mo Saettla ate Btsrkat SearOe. Wash,. Dee, 21. (L ti. a J Cat tle Receipts. 150; steady. Prima steers, 36.76 07r2S; medium to choice, $6.25 6,75; eenv aion to good, $6.09 0 6.90; beat cows and beif srs, 35.OO0A5O; prime hght earvas, 69.000 9.50; heavies, 87.00 0 8.00; bulls. 34,750 5.25. IJoga fo receipts. -Sheep Receipts, 2004 steady. Prime light lambs, 17,2507.55: fab- to good. 84,507.25; eull ktrnba, 65.00 0 6.00; yearlings, 87.000 1.2 S ; wethers, light, - S6.ee0e.6O: a heavy. 86.0008.50; ewes, $4.75 05.23 omana Hon s.ss Seutb Omaha, Dec 21. (L N. S-l Q Hogs Receipt. 13,000; steady to IB lower. Balk. 86.35 06.65; tops. 86.66. Cattle Receipts, SOOO; beef steers strong ta 10c higher; aB other erases rally steady Sheep - Beeerpta, 6500; lambs. 230 35c higher; tops, 310.85; sheep and feeders, steady, Kansas Ctty Hags 37.O0 Kansas City. Dec 21 (I. N. 8.) Cattle Baoaipta 3000: aettve; steers, ss.00 0 7.50; wws and beifen. 83.75 0 6.76; stockers and feeriera. $6.006.75; caivea, 37.00 07.75. Hots Receipts 8000; active; balk of sales, 86.85 06.90; top, 37.00; beavies. 86.500 6.75; lights. 3A6 0 7.00; tneflinm. BS.800 6.95.1 ...... Sheep Receipts 8000, ansteedy. Best leraba, 810.25; ewetj, 330 08.74; wethers, $46. SEW TORK BOXl) MARKET : PBraiabed by Overbeck A Cook Co. :: Bid. AtchisbB Cen. 4s ......... Bel A Ohio Gold 4t. .,... Beth.; Steel Ret. 5t ....... Oaat, Paeifie 1st 4a ....... St. Pan! Geo 4t ....... Chicago N. W. Sen. 4s.,.. S. 4t L. Cnt 4s , Mew Fork By. 6s ....... . !f rtbem Pae. P. Is, 4a...,. UnsoB Pae, 1st 4a.. TJ. . Steel 5s............ t'nion Ptc 1st Ref. 4a...., Southern Pac.Coav. Be..,. Scutliern Ptc Caar. 4t..,i Penav Coo v. 4l , Peana. 1st 4 H t ......... Ckaa. at Ohio Ceav. 5s. . . 854 79 93 874 621 84 88 994 .88 9 874 9JH 8t . 8aA 884 68 , 94 9S 101H 1014 103 H 102 H 191 9H 98 101A 103c ; 108 V 1014 Ore. Short lane 4a . . . AOed Ptekert 8a 83 H 77 H 994 67 H 61 634 . 88 ' 464 ": 84 87 H 96 1 83 H . U '87 934: 84 H 83 H . 88 V, 54 H -. 90 93 H 10 101 103 102 1004 96 : 07 leeit in . ios 100 ' 10 10 103. t at " am. van it ............. Ata, Cotton Ofl 6. 1824.,.. Am. Tobaece Tv 1922...., Anaconda 7s. 1929 ....... Acglo-AiTK OS 7 Hs. 1923.. Am.eur 7a 1930 ......... i.odabyPack. 7s, 1928 . ... 3m. Flee, Deb. At, 1952... t4odrich Ts, 1925 Kesmenet Cen. 7s. 1980 . . . Pae. ia A Ktea 7a, 1S2S.. Pec Fruit Expr. 7s eara-Raebork Ts, 1927.... taa. OU Cel. 7s. 1931.... P , Steel 6a, 151 ...... WeeOnghoaae 7. 1931 .... Was, ad, ta. laaa 1004 its 1054 save- . GREW QUITS. THH, IKES FRUITLESS EFFORT TO RETURN . TroubJe started on the etesjrrtshJp Bed Hook, ia frctn the Atlantic side and the Quit for the Pacific -CaHbbsa.n and Gulf UaSs Giniepie dc Co local agents, wheal the crew discovered that the scale "I At lantic hoard) was MTeral dollars per month under the rate set for men oa the Pacific side. The crew quit, . ex pecting to sign hack on at the Western scale (Oriental run). The Atlantic rate for sauorB, oral- narlly, is 325 as against 152.50 Western division ; able peanrrrn stand in the ra tio of 235 against 372.50, The engine room crew (black squad) was practi cally in the same rate. The tuptala paid off all who desired to leave, but when they1 discovered that all berths vt of Portland were taken there was a rush to get back. In the meantime Lieutenant Harold C 1 Jones signed on nearly a full crew at the Atlantic' scale, mostly stranded men who wanted to get back, and were ready to sail, no plus, no bonus, no questions. The old crew then desired to come to the Bad Hook, but there was bo borne and the cook was heartless. The Bed Hook will load part cargo here for the Gulf and Atlantic aide and win finish at Sound porta. - ENGLISH MASTER FATS FTSE AQAI3TST JAPA5ESE VESSEL Seattle. Dec. 21. (TJ. P.) John Sal ter, English master of the Japanese freighter Shjnsel Marti, yesterday paid a penalty against hit vessel of 3225a The fine was assessed on the vessel by customs authorities for failure to show in the ship's manifest 225 ounces of opium brought into the port at Hoquiam. The opium Was seised December. 13 by federal narcotic agents after a gun battle with Japanese who had brought it ashore and were attempting to sen It . One Japanese, Eddie Karama Kaya, was killed and two others were later taken into custody. WEAKEJITfG IX BATES OX ATLAHTIC BA5GE IS SEES New Tork. Dec. 2L (I. N. &V At lantic range showed a weakening today. One charter has beer, announced at 13 He. She is the British steamship Bur- gondlfer for Antwerp. No other changes are noted aad the board Quotations show steady. ; General cargo is quiet. Quota tions: Ocean (steam) grain, steady; United Kingdom, 3s 6d4s; Germany. 15c; France. Atlantic 14c Mediterranean 21c ; Holland, Amsterdam and Rotterdam 14c ; general cargo quiet ALL ALOKG THE WATERFR03TT Tha Swedish motorahin Pedro Chris- topherson of the Johnaon line and W. K. Grace, agents, will get away Thursday wltn close to bwu tons 01 wneat ior tne United Kingdom. It will be cleared la parcel lots by the Portland Flouring VI ilia enmnanv and Kerr Oifford A Co. Tha Bteamshin JenCEa of the General Steamship company will finish this afternoon for the West Coast ' She has wheat, flour and lumber. Tha Admiral line steamshlD Curacao will sail from terminal No. 2 tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock for San Francisco Via Coos Bay and Eureka, POSITIONS OF VESSELS Radio reports from North Head girt the 00 tWoa of the fallowing veasela at 8 p. a., De- asMnriee 20: I' . Minneeotan, Vancouver for Portland, fire miles toath of Tstooth, West Cay ota, Pertlaod for Tokehama, SOI He west of Columbia river. miles west or coramma nver. Willfaro, Portland for Seattle. 81 mile toath Perblay. San jryaacitco for Taeoma, off Vic toria, B, C Steel Worker, Astoria for Seattle. 60 mfiet north ot Astoria. - - Hartwood, Grays Harbor for San Franciaoa, 34 milse toath of Grays Harbor. Toaemjte. San Francisco for Seattle 23 miles south of Caps Flattery. Kan Antonio, Genoa Bay, B. C. for Saa Pedro, 42 milea south of Cape Flattery. West Momentnm, Portland for Tokobaraa, 752 miles west of Columbia river. News of the Port Aiwtvala December' Z Curacao, Anseriean steamer, frost Saa Fran cisco via Eureka aad Coos Bay, passiiiiten aad general; Ren layer, British ties met, from Toke hama, ballast. - i Deeartoret Decern bar tl La Puriiima. Atttrioan tteamer. for Saa Iraneasco, ballast. Malta Mara, Japanese steamer, tor wheat and flour, MAEKE AXUA3TAC Wtsther at Hrvsr's swautb North Head. Dec 21. onditioris at tit mouth of the river at aeon, gea, smooth; wind. east zo mile: weather, clear. I poruana naaudity at boob 54, ? -' DAILY BITBB BBABIK08 . rn.. Pacific Time, Blvar iwoTiTetap'turas Cmatilla TTT 23 I 3.91-47.410.001 'ill , It Eusene .... 10 8.8 0 0.02 27 19 Albany ..... 20 4.0-0.210.03 SO 22 Salem . . 20 3.0-0.310.05 29 22 Oregon City.. 12 4.0-O.lio.OO .... Portland ... 15 4 . 2-0 . 8)0 . OS 26 24 -Falling. ; 7 RITEB FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland win faH stowiy during the next two or three days. AT WORLD'S FORTS Astoria, Dec. 21, Arrived at 5 and left no at 7 c m., steamer Cursoao, froas SaB Frar- csseo via Eoreka and Coo Bar. Last Bp at 9 a. m., British stssmer Benlawera, Arrived . at 8 :40 and left on. etsamer Minaeaotan. - free United Kingdom. . Astoria. Dec 20. left np at noon. Jaraness steamer Tenpeissn Msru. gelled at 1 .65 p. m., steamer Steel Worker, for New Tork and way porta. Arrived at 1:45 p. m.. Bnuah atetsmar Benlswers, from Tekohama. Saa Pedro, Dec 20. Arrived, stsamar Sarita Alicia, from Colombia river. Arrived, tteamer Wast Hsven, from Portlaad far Baltimore and way ports. Arrived, steamer Alaakaa, from New Tork for Saa Francisco, Paget Sound tod Portland. Bailed, etsamer Lewis, Lockenbaeh, from Portland for Kew Tork and way porta Vancouver, Dec 20. Sailed, steamer Min neeotaa. from New Tork and way ports for Portland , rrutnhai TJ-. 1 .SWni. -British af earner Karens, from Bonderuuid for Paget Sound and Portland. Bailed, steamer west Hotaa, I roe Rnenoa Airea for Pacific Coast worm. Sailed. steamer Thomas P, Beta, from Botto for Pacific coast port. amvea, sceaaver aexaa, irom Pnrtlajid for Antwero, - Brake. Dec 18- Arrived. Jipsnese. Boston Mara, from Portland. Havre. Dec 17. Arrived. British Eastera Prince, from Portlaad for Leith. Boston, Dec 17, Bailed, steanser Wm. 3Ie Kenney. for Pacific eaeet porta. ' j, , Seattle. Wash,. Dec 21. f. JS. S.J Ar tired: Totemite. rott, San Francisco, Boon, Sailed: Liberator, for Kew Tork. 6:45 a, av; Victoria, for Soathwestera Alaska, 9 a am. Ar rived. Dec 29: Brosn, Iram rortlaad. Maine 10:40 b. m.: Faux Taussig, froas Boston. 8:30 p. m. Sailed, Dec 20: ., Baizucr,. far Saa Prsocisco. S:BO D. av,-'' -v .-'- Janeau. Dec 20. Sailed: 5srthwaster, ,vi,.iiM a . wi - a . .. - Ketehikai. ' Dec 20. Sailed: ' ' Spokane, oevhboand. 8 p. at Bailed. Dee. 39; Ad miral Watson, riorthboand, BUdajgbt. Honrkong. Dec 19. Arrived: - Silver State, from Seattle Kobe, Dee. IT. Sailed: . Keystea State, tor Saettla BsvsWd. Jkatv. Jl 8 1 ,..Tn intl m ts City. Tecortiaas, Dec 17SaiW.' EaipTes ef Eusma, tor- vaaaoBVas, ""'.,. "'--.-.. , Boston. Dec 20. -Sailed: William McKin- aey. tor SeafJa. , Savauiah, Dae. 16. Balled: . Sbsti Mariner, for Partlaad. - - CristDbal. Dec 19. Arrived: Texan, from Seattle, via Portland. Sailed, Dec 17: Thomas P. Veal, for Seattle., Sailed. Dec 19: Karoaga, foe Seattle. . ; ... Balboa, Dee. 19. SaCed: Hoyesaa Mara. tmm Wnifcis.. :.. .. !.. ,.'..- Tides "at 'Astort Tbsrsday 'High water. la-nr water. " a. m, M tV--;; :38 a, hw 1J ft. t 20 p. m. T.o ft - : 1 iO p. m. X.1 ft. Seaside High crater 9 mm. aariier. Seaside Low water 21 mlr. ertier Ajda, Dee. 18-aaaed: Wirhmn, far Sye nay 8aa Pad re, Dec .Arrived: Abakaa, frost Postoa.' Sailed: Lewis Laeksaabaeb. for New Tork. - Sailed, Den, 19: ' Daketaa, far Uvar- aooL . . ,' -. ' -A- ; . Pohst Bares. Dee. 20 i . Psjsed, PbyOus trant Taeosaa, for Saa Pedro, 4 a. av , ' Astoria, Dec 21. Arrived: MllliieauUt. tress Saettla. 840 a. m. Arrtved, Dec JO-. Bualowsr, front Horigkong, Sailedl Steel Worker,- front Seattle, lea; Wuliara, for Seattle, lit - Aberdeen. Dec to. Arrived: taneet. f Saa Pedro, 11 a. sa. ailed: - Atlas, tor Bfewe mood, noea; Hartwood. for San Pwara, s p. - victoria. Dec xu. Arrived: ia rsn flam Ysisnonvar. B:l8 n. as. ' -'t- Vaaooaver, Pea.- 8t. 4tafled: Cnnediaa Farmex, for Sa Franorscey I a. tat Waskawa, tor nyaney. 7 p, m. : 1 - Beliiagham. Dec 20. Arrived: .Shasta, Rem nasi Franc ncc. Swoa, 11 Arri Bajrlaaw. frrat I oearua, -a .-. j cy epoaaaa, rroaa jane 1 Spokane, frota t an eoarer, 8 a sa.: liberator, from B settle. S a, I e v j t ---laisd?- ttfttflor tZT&L-i I V? ta,.j natlaa., lien. - Si: tnea. for. vatr I Tm- v. V .-.lupoa to pay Tor, the maintenance of the rired today; San Jacinto, Grays Harbor, 4 a I ! VaaeoV .;toT " li'tooaJt I W nallna- tsut Hawk, imais 18 v sa.1 Ja, 11 Manna, toe Aacelea, a a. m. . - - i . baa t rancisoo, Dec zo. arnved ax mm Noma City. SeatUe. tits av ; City of lisplee, Columbia river. 1 :20p. eat Base Otr. Port- a"m. JrmklS p. m. Balled ft reamer Prestdest, Los Ante lea. I 11:13 . nv : arnmrai nrtikcr. Mettle. 11 aa a sa.1 lamaipaas, tamys Maraer, a ;u p. r. m n, m B. sm. z Tale, Los Asureles. 4:16 a. set Prank B. Back. Montsray, 4 :S p. aa: Ms laarrriii. -Tiacaaier. 6:16 p. tci Admiral Nioblsoa. Port Baa Laia. tiro p. m,i aeiya ataru. Valpanuso, SAO m. ; tvatnnt Liucaenbsen, iMton, e :tu .p. ssuiwiia asaaossry, .vwa, :aa bk Pouiseav ttomaue rivet. .T..-BB B I ; Jebasl Ties lis . sai ImB I . - - - . - i" a 1 rSiT t i'W 111' t tS I &UV'lLl w-rSsl SSViMJW V4T ....... .'W .ws,,,,,VTCtC Malta Man - Kurona , ......iDm. rc i Cass. H. Cramp Baltimor .....Dec 221 wiZi:Z Pw::::, IS a-, i.. u. . mm Tv et I Kureha Mara ..Orient ..Dee. 23 Minnesotaa ......... Ftrrope ........ Dee. 24 I P. J. ' Lockenbaeh. . i .Priiladelisbla Wast Kataa ....... Dec 84 I LAisa Nielsea ....... Japan Had Hank -i. . Kew terk. .... .Dec 24 Steel Seafarer ...... Kew Talk. .... .Dec 25 1 fOT..V5.',v,2!SSi toZrcsr: r.:v".:.8r a Georttna Bolph , , ... .8aa Pra . . ., 29 iirKS- Saront':' so w.! 1,-.I ' ' f' " VrVffS EngUnd Mam , . ,". . '.Japan '. ,'. .. , .Imc Si Was Kader ....... .Orsss ....... .Jsa. 2 West Kasta ..Manila and way. aa. IT Oraton Pir ...... ...... ,..!. Padftc Lbt. i7a . nne ......... ..,, jnsryay "." Mara ....,,.,., sOevatot wast aaoar ............ noataaf mi Tpree Mara ... ........... .Pstdnsuis Lbr. Pedro Cbristoobaawok. ............. Klevator 1 Di7 Mhewi si Lais Kaelssa ............... Inmaa Peulaen Ked Hik Twminei Ne. 4 Kobu?lSuM : Wffi JeSha . .' .' .' . : . : . , : : : : . Marcaret Cougfilaa ......... Kaatora-Meatam Admirsl Sebree Terminal Nc unaa, a. tns . . ......... .Terminal Bta. i John C. Kirkpatrtck ......... Petnasula Lbr, MundelU Wostnort Stau Rita Westpett Tenpatsan Mtrs ........... .Terminw No. Ktxrm Marolmat .......... .Term real Ms. Benlawera - ..,.., .. . Peninsula Lbr. . , . . . iweeao . . . . Minnesota 0,, ........... ..Terminal No. 2 .....Tarwiaal Me, 1 -Ti F. J. Ldlrtenbsa....rniiladelrbia ,. . .Dec 21 Admiral Evens ...... Saa Dies ......Dec 28 Steel Seafarer , hew Tork. .....Dec 22 Eaglaad Mats . ...... Momta ......Dae. 22 Spain Mara. ........ Muroran ......pec 3 Brash . PrulsdeipMa ....Dec 23 nosi utf .........Ban Fran .....Dec 24 Geortina Rolpb .....Baa Pra ...Jka.14 Wast aUtaa....,.Tacoraa ,ee.24 Hsnntwa ...........Sam Frta .......Dec 26 Keifaku Htm Mnrorts . .... Dec 23 Issi nKiV :!:::.Dlt26lent ot Portlaad and Taeoma, charged i " .e-w. .......... .nan r rmm . ...,.vea ai j dw. ljckenbarh . Philadelphia , .., .Dec 28 I wiysM Bsndsi Mam ........Kobe . ......'..'tec. 27 nrSSli sMXTwl - t.. MaWAMn . , Isu at tB esorenca . ucsenpara . .new orwairsl,.,.Isa.I Knoxvine City ...'....Seattle ........Dec 29 LiTvS. :sban;bai'::.-Der: Si SotOTatar . . . .new . zara. ,....jia . a arasassxn turn .....aoc .Jaa, Uoiland Mara. Mnrorts ....... Jan, amencBB ...new I era Jan. Oolaae ............ Seattle ....... Jsa. 20 ssaua SAcxenoacn, . . ,,nr . Jan. 84 Bryan Sees 'Need . Of Tribunal to Decide .Disputes By WlUlani Jesslsgt Bryaa - (Cepyrlgbt, 1921. by the Caltod Praasl Although , th ooafereao has bean in aasuaa fe-' -w. v. w "o W weeks, no uiwaun vrvfrmm nao oeen raaae toward th eatsMishment of a permanent tribu nal for a consideration of th questions that may arlsovlxfm t3nr to 'Urn bo 'tween ctstiona. - . - it was taken for TTantad that the president would not favor any pixa thatltach by District Judge Delch today for wouia take the LTnrted Slates into the LeatTue oi .nations as it existed. - some thought that ha might be wilUntr to so. eept u organisauon under a new name auu wivu coajigns maae in in covenant to suit the teaci vationa adooted trr tha United States senate. As time went on, It became evident! that 'the Trresldent And his' AdvlBefafthe Interstate commerc laws waa filed would prefer a new organisation auita m. irsinr In the federal court by as- different in Its general, plan front the B mvubi uf ABB1TBATI03T - . It was intimated that th oourt arbitration would h rinm a , mrrtr jurisdiction ; that a certain code of inter- national law would be agreed noon aad a commission of Inquiry established tor the rnvestigatioa of dispute which .-caar- not n submitted to arbitration, of aet- uea by the application Of specific rules. Th four-power sgreement wss pointed to as an Illustration of the general prtn ctple that would be followed. Now, however, it has leaked out that cooperation is being planned upon quite a different-line. ; Instead of one League of Nations, mad up of representative of-tho go vernmen ta, the nationa will be divided into four groups, each group representing a geographical area. On will inclsd all of the governments la the western hemisphere; another all the Senator Stanfleld has been aatbortsea to countries - in Kurope t ,- tiiird all the twport back i favorably - th nomination countries In Asia and sr fourth will be, f John Ai, Jones as poetmaater at Port mad op of a Pacific group. Th world Und, and his oonflmatton J expected is not so much mterested ta any pArticu- lan Plan, but international tieaoo requires some Ulan. .. . , , CtOSELT COKKECTEIJ ' ' -. All of tb delesrate wb had a voice in tie aastUernent e diam more or less elosely4nnctd with the ! 1 a at' . wwa at 4V ama " : 1 " V 1 BBaaaraatTw aW VtaTtV mj. --- wouia especisuy commena iwen w. inai . t 11 . fa a. .is a poruuu vi utw AJBexKaa sysiwus. wiiw i looks with suspicion upon Americaa in terference in Euro pean affairs and is jealous of European lrifrtereaco la Americaa politics. . - -On the other band, the groap system has the weakness of excluding disintr-J ested nations, whoso counsel tntgat be valuable to harmonise the oonfliet tweea the Interests of nations Immedi ately connected with disrate, i How ever, nothing win be done In " hurry. and the merits of Th -different plans ; can r be comrsared when for-rnally pr- sented. Th conference wm not b a eomnlete suocess unless It. brings forth some continuing tribunal. F1IILEY0B1ECTST0 TAXIIIG PEOPLE TO AID FISH COS . : fr - - . I Protest against the proposed spppoprV attort of funds by the sUte legislature for the use of the state fish com ml salon in repairing .. hatcheries daraaared by storm this winter, has been raised by William X, Finley. former, state biologist aad gams warden. Oammerolal fisher men opera tine; ta the rivers of the Stats are tba nrinctoal beneficiaries of ap- :iH. a..-MS yvn. av vmstssmsi euvw r hatcheries. BEL0KO TO FE0FLB -a rial. rll tha atsla .nmnaraiat I. . , . a tso protecit w pus wawrs touih w COmmerolsl flshcsTTBen." - FiMey Stated. Through the use of tSJCpevyara money the fish crop of the suts is worth sveral -. ..A kv eltna-w ' business methods could .be made to rat urn approximately 82.000.000 wviar to that Buhlia trastury.' The errosa revenue or US csonunnrciai . . . , . fbth ins- industry of Oregon tvroounted to about Ill.eOaOOO each season, Flnley I mtatA mnA ASUh TUT tha BtatA UtTISia- tnnt la ettlled unon to appropriate xunuu tn. iv nmnsirsllnn nf freah oroos Of : w T" . . ... fish in the stream or tn stats, w tuie tArkrair is obliged, to feed and . , , , ,, nsrs ror ms rame ana untuiy- bcui uiu . armfiJl martrin of Tjroflt" he Said. the commercial fisherman takes ttlmon. hatr-hrl - aad nrnnaa'ated at rniDUO CX- less. In tha atraaxna of the State, and .-t,.-t- t-ia nHsdisnf. a a larar volume Of profit." 1 ' Hia atata erama locations for aTtTl ItetS. u. Ine rrta era Wnrth msev million of dollara, Flnley aT4. and 'instead of iLsmir thee u to i the hlgheet bidder, receive aa attsrresrat 1 bnnual reTenoo of between 40,ooo aa iMiMfsr theiP ute. Ail of the funds j paid for the se of tha sates is turned 1 v,v Uta trtata tor th wpkeep Of i " "r m-ww- m ; Storm darnttge to ta natjcneriesi was surveyed at a meett&8T oi tne state xwa i commission wltn a committee oi wra- I Mtm. mtammlL. held reOSnUF la Port- "" : T, .,.77.t nm tv. riniilnra ef land, and report oa the flndings ot rtndlaa! was turned 4yVOr ; to the state legisiatu w recommendation that 868,000 b appro- printed to repair th hatcheries. -Tbe reoommendatlon, it U understood, would be pre-ented at the special sesaloa of I the legraSlatur ItOW on ac emubio, ' W - C.V. C. VrCnunley," business college presl- - jtlJj attacking MXS. ManrkCe Roes, OctO- 1 ber 10, went oa trial In Circuit Judg I SltAa. T BB.aAAtatm.aA BS bwVsvSH MVa mm asa-a . bib j . 1 e,elaek. 1 . Crumley met Mrs, Ttoss on kv train coming from, Taeoma to portlaad. They acoatotbd and they bad dinner together. Th state claims that when they reached Portland crumiey told her he would drive ber to her auat's horn on th oast side If she would go 1 to his apwxtment Fourteenth and Co-" lurobla, where ho sept his car, ana teat when be got her In his Apartment ho attacked bety- ' ': '. Crumler. on the other band, maintains that tM tried to get her , to leave th apartment aad go home, but that she In sisted upon staying all night. He denies . that she was wronged, in any way. . Mrs. Boss was formerly Miss Addie La . Bitter. - Sh; Is divorced from ber hus band. She claims that she had gone I compiet eoniioenc to school to'Crumiayrana tnat sno can in him. never ting him when he Invited her to I bis room. SHOPLIFTERS TJKABLB TO PAT FIJESi BOTH dAlLBAi Mar CMalley and" Eta Giess ' must aMnd twelve days ana a nan in m Multnomah county iatt. When fined 135 I shoplif ang tney were unaDie to raioo I th money ana wer rexurnea ia uiw jsu I to ttesrin aervlnar their time. . They wer caught at the Meiec & FtanK jreoro. i i - - - 1 TTOLATIOTT OF IBXEBSTATE I , COMMEBCB LAW CHABGED An information charging violation of BiBtant United States Attorney Flegel .inat Ktevien Kober, of ThO Dalles. 1 Kober Is charred wun snipping a quan- ofltlty ot nerror . Tree WUld to. O. M. I Pesaaa nf Takima. which did? not contain j ingredients capable of destroying Saa I Jos scale and insects wnicn ieea upon the trunks of trees, according to. uio I aruarantee oa the labeL Ball on th lixinch warrant was set at $o00. StanfieldlsTold ; To M4ke Favorable. Report as to Jones I Washingrton. Dec. 21. (WASHING- I TON BUR AU OP THB JOURNAL.) follow at th nrst execuuve session. 1 nrohafcrv' lata today. i i rxamlnation lists m poaioiiic raiw., I to8 a The Dalles were closed -(last i nitrtiT. WiTefl una iviivwuik juu kct . : 0poo0 I Rn,-' V,, t. r TTarrta. c sakemr. Harry a WUlertos. I " " " a v ..a wet a. a i mtiahatn c ueiKnu. XMrx v. nwi ina - t I vjjijam h. Creichton, - - Jfsval Rtartt Market : -Xesv Tork. Der. $1. (L K. S i Turpea- ttne Savtrmab. T4 H : Kew Tork: 82 : - Baate Savaantn. ssa; few sora. a.aw. cHmsiimppixs iraney Dsflcla Itrga tito. lS. ami. - asefifisi.' bar. . ..tZ.Tg Extra Fancy Brttonft.V bos. .....33.80 LMicioaa aad OrUey. eaaali .81 J THE APPLaE HOUSE la Ttrnhin aaeitary warket and .TatnWB ata. CRUMLEY IS ALLEGED ATTACK