UA JANUARY 20.'"
WOOL GROWERS OF ; OREGON REFUSING TO CONTRACT KLF.KCE
BUTTER ADVANCE
IS GENERAL HERE
FRIDAT DAIRY TRADE
Ball, Eggs. Ohm.
Ceke Ex. Brlrrt. Flat.
FerUaad
Baa rraaeleea
(klr
tte
f7Ve
ttt
lie"
i lark
Los A scales .
Maille
Averra ef fte 4 amuMl la the varies of batter
KlMMd la the BMralaf editlee ef Tba Jour
im!. we ffeet nwitt; at the opening ef the
rndar trade.
Rtreagth hi the California trad wis perhaps
tke doalaeung factor ana far butter.- Strength
4bee vat aa liberal that om.j l.auted ex
rlv are eeawtne la tb direction An die
ef le fee the priee we wmirr to keep tlila
tefrltary fnwa heritg cleaned ant by tba southern
eHn tae klniira print are moved to
a- pwM in eatres m psrehawnt wrappers
with tha Brael a-lar, over thia for carton.
Cwhe butter ta rery fw-sa for extra with
mm amend S3e34e a Pound, bat only a eery
-ii per eewi or me Minl? now enmlng forward
fmm eowelry muM will a-rda hotter tt,.,.
fit.
M aether eaatdl tinea will cootinee to affect
the UfM for mitfe here and tha eo.eiva of
a In taa pvtee or bwMerfat Hdira:ee Ua saort
M ef ateteetaev
'"'"a eaelrbig spaniel information regarding
ear market, should writ tha market Bditor. Ore
r Jeeraaj. eneleaiag stamp (or reelj.
rOTRT MEAT H0LD150 PRICES
-veetleeKy a change waa shown In tha rrte.
of ceeuy htued mu ta Use mm at mi trade
' M..a were easier but unchanged in
.rre. while real cotiUntted mrca with the bulk
W the ie of tppa at If Vac
t'ABBACB MABKKT IH HTROvO
Kt thoaab a aawlT nt California aahbaca
raw laraard. Joral atcka ara r rtna UuU aa
ah a a a tmi& k rrportH fnn wholaJr
rratarWr. CaJifnnrla rturk will ba anotrd at
rBlCKEY MARKET HHOWH OS8
rralnaal prtra loaa la ah own for rhirkana
akaae fmm trt aa ha haan fanrrallT x
l"aii f.liht bana ara about aa quoted, but t
ant baa baan. nt nil tha q notation uf haarj
atnff Turtaja m ntamlnaJ aupii7 aixl dtmand
wlU bH dfmaad at 4U 42c.
AIL POTATO BCTUO HAS CKAHEO
AR awfata bar1a at a.Kintrr nolnt ban raaaad
aH ararttaaUr aa alilpviaf ta arud. Wxathar
riMMllttoaa ara aarh aa to ouUa tt darfaMoa ta
pnrrhaaa or ahlp antil it at dufmitriy known
ahrtbar tha ttark la (ruatrd.
C'A!"ED MILK MARKET IS STRONG
X-oatrarl lor tnintwhat battrr than SO. 000
aa af aailk fur tha Kinnian rrliaf ta hatinc a
atlffantnf affaat apna tha canned miU aituation
tbrwuahnait tha conntnr. althouah no prioa
rhaaeaa ara aetad aa jtt hrra.
1'ACIER ADV ASl-K MEAT PRICE
luteal paaAara aaananrad an adranra of He
Main In tha prVa of all barf, with itaar now
at 14a for No, J laaiha and mjiun wr ad
anaari 1 wtrb bat ).ub at t2r, and awaa and
w,thara at I41IW and irarlina-a Sue a ponnd.
waak fa admnr of lr a run! will ba
uaiHaaJ by packara ban for all inkrd hama.
ANOTHER BISK OP DIME 15 81 OAR
Aaether eta nf IfM per hundred poenda waa
me l4 In tha art re of -all ire. lea nf anirar ht
I'acifWl roet raMaera at tba opaning of tl
r'rolaa aaaeket, A aim.lar aclranc eaa quuted
at aftoleaeJe Kara. Tlua meana a new woo la
ta le aelling price of M (or caiie graauUtrd.
BRIEE SOT AS OP PRODCCE TRADE
aaaar market firmer.
'alll."M amail vi-grtablaa la by (teamen:
apmait I 7 a pmind.
Oniona are alow but priced at former figure
Practically no freak flab available in the
wfeaaaae (ream, .
1'rune aaarkat firmer ail around.
WEATMEB aOTU'K POB HHIfPERS
Waalhat bitreal erivWd Prvtay: Protect ahto
aanta Jtielna the nail aa btMir ealeet tha f"l
$ nmtrt minimum temparaturea . .n north tn
Baa tile, SJ '-; ajnrtbeaat to Hkane, U de
geaaai an to Mir, -rt ilrcreca, and vilth U
Aahland, 'JO dejov. llliiimnn tamueratura at
Pertlaad tonxwru about 12 il. ar-
YVHOI KBALK PRICKS IS PORTLAND
Theae are pricae retailer pay whuleaalera, i
ept aa etberwlae Bnlad
Dairy Pi eenct
Tli:TT1tS Belliaa prtee. boi Iota Creamery
prk-ea: I'nnta tra. 3Cc fnr plain wranfey;
enbaa, nrraa. tl4a per lb; dairy, buying
pib-a. IIW lb
HfTrr.Kr AT Portland delivery baata. No. 1
.!. Ite la.; Me. 1, K-c; eouatrjr taunna,
aj14r IK fiw No. I ir..
1'IIKKaK eVr m Tillamook. freah
Ofe.n laacy inixala. -Ho lb.; Yuuo America,
nos lb. I'rlae U tnbnar. f a. b. Tulamonk;
Tnpieu, 1'; toung Amtxa, 21 e aU'ng
petra Nlerk "1a, nc. Itr; llm
barer. laeik4 lb, qretm bnek, J H (agile lb
Ki.llj Hnying prlee. Iron lrt Current
rae.tMU, 10c de,; hanaenra. JJwS'c da
allina pree, IT( Jo doa ; aalect, 3Uc per due ;
puli. Ill ilea
ff.iKia AaroHatlna aelllna ptirea: Select. Sne
a.ei ; flrabt. due. pulleu, 2e, crat ka, X'Jc
a par do
I IV R POCLTbT -ftallirt prtrea: Heary Una,
3ar3fte lb.; br.t ban. liic lb.; broiirr.
Oe lb I eld mnetera. lOe la.: taraeya, lraaael,
44T4'Je lb: IV lb.; lucka, I've, '.'." L'7r
lb. 1 dreaaed. XOe la. . t'aaa, ilea, iitc lb .
dreaeed. i loa lb.
PeeaH Vaeeteble and Peun
rilCKH ritt n -iranae.. 4.00 at -J! poi .
baaanaa, IS 41' IK: lem.wiv 7Jaj73
a: irapefmit. riund. " I S.JO a .7 .
kKUkla.K Crauberriei. lcai, 17.00 box;
taern, JO UO hatrel.
liKIICl) fRCITii Hatea. 3 00eT00 box;
flga. blark. IIU041I1 per 14-lb box. prune.
To ed .. t-lb. ba. IHe.
ONION ft price to retailer Loral.
la saaal ; buying pr.re. J 00. enuntry .
garle-, taetlSa per lb; ireaa onloai. 40c
duae bone haa.'
ItlTA TOkJ eVtllng price ta retailer: Ore
gea laacl. $2 0ai:j. per rentali hnying
nra, eonalrr. II .2 J I J J. per reaul; lUiaia
beat, JilllaI50 pa' eeatal; aaeet puUtuea.
a He per lb
VlbtiKTARI -k Beau, 12 00 per aack. cab
bage. ISaartc per lb : lettuce. 73ta S75
aerami earfnta. IJ0ieo mok ; pancupa. 12 0
-eaca; graan pevi" r. 4lla4Jo per lb; lmt.,
' Cellrorala. 14 ae par : bopwrmitab, lAe lb ;
inut. 17Sc per 'b ; artichokea, tt 73 dw;
ratilifkeeer, tl crate, celery, ll.tdeyl lt
dva.
APl'tEs itenmjrta, eatra fancy. 4tier.
,I2 TA: fancv. 4 tier. 2 40 ay J 3,0. choice, 4
ttre, $l7atlK.
a iri'UM lirion. extra fanay, 4 -lira,
Abi Uacy, 4 tire. M ile; ekoaea, 4 Uar.
APPLKS Ookiaa auvk. lie and 1 50 box.
Twaaty-flve eenta off all above naaeanMm '"
1 aleea, 5we off on llli aad amaiiar.
COCMTKT Mr.AT--,Ulng prioa Country
kegs, litfllw per lb. I,r sua bloekara aaoal
t to lift lb., heety .luff lewa; vea top.
abwut to v ta.. I6lc lb.; bears
lea, epemg lamb. 14 11- lb.
IHUklO MKAT.a Hams 8Tlla Ik;
breakfeat beeua, 20a)7e lb
fAt EI.NO H bit MLATS Steer beef.
14; bail ara, lata; eow, iy; lambs, I0
Sgei wataera, 1 ; ewes, le le.
IAU kettle rendered. 14 e Par lb ; Uerca
baata, aeaapeaad. Uae lb
flail and heMvieJa
rHJC.aH rtMl rVvetaide. lie per lb: kali
bat, 2UW la.; etrgeow 1720e lb.; black
ead. laeyll fx.! basket kipuerad aod, lltk;
ha ana) be lb,
OTBTKRa Kaatera, gai.. 0; Otympts,
1100 gat. II 4t ptai. eraba, large. 18 73.
amail 12. one.
Neaa, Weal end Hides
HOPM B arnp, eoajunal lt0a kV
HII; -Valfakia. Ue; kipa. Tc; greea
kb. la)4ei walked. Iit b
MOHAIR Nominal. Ike 24e lb.
WOOL WllUasetia velley eearaa, lS18e;
aaadara, ts3le; Mae, X4Xa; aUstara Ora
aewMab., II ef le I
TALIOW AMD URKASkV-Ms, 1 tallow.
4e: S I. in..
, CASH.' A LA aVAKJi tew. ee lb.
niAMS MaaU wtute, A0, srg wktta,
Ilea; piah. Ia.ll; lama, li.ee; bay.
a; red. 14 ao.
HSt 4wae. 14 X
aiCKe Japea etyav. Na I, ; Bjtte Raaa,
T lb J New trrteaea, bead. 9 He lb.
OtrrK Bwaeted. IT lae Tb.. ta ascki
AIT Ceeraa, gv, t0a, lll.kf tea;
. Iwe, llf Mi table dairy. Sea, lIT.Iw- Weaa.
IS ileygww; laacy mbig aad dairy. II4.40;
her. I24.lt lea.
all. A l cube, lftt frwlt avad berry.
II aw, yell.- t. t 44) bee aweaatoksat, le.4.
aar c ai: km c. ii.54. , ,
AlSKis Mil K T;k. V1A( Way alae,
rM IV aa . .!.. g 7 eea,
arA tKAlbVR.a In balk, 14a
N IT
-w:nuu. iiarlta rWi t
SI
11 la. t tulMrtav lua la ka aark lea; awee
14a I
.....lie tit
lie
17c Sfe
. . . We 4c
na lie
1922.
EGG SUPPLY HERE
EGO ERICE8 COXrABE
Friday Sir S years age .....lit
Tear a (to .Me j 4 years age Me
t years ego I7e j i year ago . .. .tie
I years ago ...tie
En ara aitrrmrly aoaraa in Portland and
Ih rout hoot tba PaciTie Northwest- Praetkally bo
traxa storks ara arailabla at Iradinc taraaiiiala
and moat of thaaa ara amid to ba of aoch 1b
ftrior qiulit aa ta bt bo txmaldanUoa whaterer
in atarkatias.
rrleca owed no chance at tba opening of
ua rnaay marntoi trad AH U ranch the
trade, daaleta and markating agendca reported
tba waalUat auppliaa known at thi period of tba
aaoa. The piwriona extreme atrppbaa whk-h
V. abarpiT down, forced praetiaaUr
II offerint into aamaaarption and therefore when
tte ahort prodaction waa again ah own. there waa
n aurplua In the trade.
a.Tl' b? aoalhtg their electa around
eMfalBa a doawn na nimkiiiMH lm. TV
wbjla the Pacific Pooltrjr Prodnceni' la making no
rhange from Se for aaiecta at the a tart of the
Indaj market. Neither the higher priced or
lower priced vllara ha n..r ,.. .h.i. i.
of gga. thenfora. tha market today ia leaa the
quaauon of price than of ropplj.
London Delighted
With Good QuaUty
Of Western Apples
WalU Walla. Waah.. Jn. 20,-w-Applea from
the VS ajla Walla. Takima. Wrnatehaa anrf Tf
River AeerliU which hare of Ufa' bean arrrr
tng in Britiah porta from thf Nortbwect via
Portland aad Swattla and the Panama canal, ara
reratTiug great praiaa. accordinc ta Diatrlet Bor
tknltDriU JoJin B, WUer, who haa in hie poa
eaaion a copy of the London Daily Telegraph
nmmeiiting on the quality of the fruit, eon
idenng the long trip from the tree to the
market.
W. H. RarenhiU, director of T. J. Poapaxt,
litd., la quoted aa followi concerning the fruit
from thia aection:
"The Northweatem apple hare neTer arrived
in better ronditioa than thoac that hare iuat
rear had London bjr the Panama canal route ia
Hfiuthamrton. from the atramahlp Moliara. I
think I mar doacriba tha Newtowna aa being on
the green aide with Juat that tinea of color
necaaaary to attract the pnbUc. Tha Sjriuen
bem are firm and juicy, and the Jonathan are
ome of the beat that -a hare erer men red.
v 'w?r handline of ahipinenta hare had
tha effect of reducinc tha nnmber of alack and
broken boxea which are not annsnaj when con
aignmenta are arnt orer tba old route by rail
W the Atlantic eoaat.
"If anplea can be received here In a condi
tion eaual to tlat which characterized the fruit
from the Moliere. then I feel eonrteced that the
uu am bih'w a conauientiie mcreaae.
Rally at Liverpool
Sends Cotton Higher
New Tork. Jan. 20 (t,N, 8 ) Trading ia
nottoa waa quieter at tha opening today. Initial
price ware ancliarured to 8 point up. About
the ualy feature ww aelliag by apot concern nd
Southern wire houaea. At the ead of the firw
16 minute quotation were about i point above
earlj lerela, m taUy on bull aupport, du to a
harp rally at Liverpool.
The market waa irregular in the lata deal-in-.,
rluaing barely iteady at a net advance of
a PI""U to a aet decline of T point.
Spot quiet and unchanged at 1805. No
lair.
Open.
1775
1780
1742
197
1H3
lfl'J4
High.
17K0
I7V4
17ST
1707
1B4S.
1630
low.
mo
lfaji
1781
1M4
ltil'6
16S4
Cloea.
177
1.777
1787
ln3
1620
1610
January
March --...,
May
July
October
Ieoember . . .
Liverpool Cotton Steady
Liverpool. Jn 20 (1. N. 8.) Spot cotton
opened in limited demand, price barely needy.
!al-. G000 haiea.
Ameneaa mid. fair. 12. 4ft: gned tsld., 10 OS;
full mid., 1053; mid., 1018; low mid, .08;
g'jod nnl , 7 7H; ord . 7 03. S-
Kuuiree opened iteady.
L POTATOES ALOSO THE COAST
an Praneiaca Market "
Sun rranriao. Jn. 20. l'outoet Kivere,
uacy, J 00 a 2.35; choice Rnrtwnka, 82.2
2.40: Nrtt.-d Om I'-' iu (g) 2 75.
Oniona Per ewv brown, common. (4.80(9
SCO: cokt toreg. 84.00 6.50 ; White Globe,
IT 80 If B OO.
Lot Angalaa Market
Lee Ana-elea, Jan. 20. (I. N. a.) Potatne.
Inaa, ll.Oil 1.10: fitacktna Burbnk, ht,
12 502 80: few I2.7.S; poorer, 2.2J 2.40:
Uiaho Kuaaeta. beat. I2 TS3.85. .
f eattle Market
Seattle, Jan. 30. ( L N. 8.) Onions Ore
gon. 7c lb.
iotatcee Takima Gems, 1 40 (MS ton.
DAIRT PRODrCE OP THE COAST
aian rrwrrataoo Market
Ran Francisco, Jan. 20. (C. P.) Butter
Extra. 42: prime tint. 87c
Era- Hxlraa, 45o; extra pullets, 43c; un
deraised pullet. 86c.
Cheeas California (late, fancy. 27 He.
Los Aneeles Market
I-ao Angeke. Jan. 20. (1. N. 8.1 Butter,
42.-
Kgl- Kxrras, 4flc; eoont. 44r; pullet.
Poultry Hens, 27&32c: broilers, 35c: fry
era, .V.
SeetUe Market
Beettle Jan. 20. L N. S Ejgs Select
ranch, alp 85c; pnlleU. 2la30e.
Butter City eveaaaery. 84c: brieks. 85c
Cheew Oregon Triplet, 24 25c; Young
Amerwaa. 80c.
Dried Frnlt and Bran
Nrw.Tork. Jn. 2"0. (L N. 8.) Beans
Market anaettled. Marrow chnce. 15.50 ce)
IT.'.: pea choice. 15.1515.25: red kidney
chiM.-e. 6 50.
Krieil fru te Market firm. Apricots choice
to n fancy 2HeS3c: apples, evaporated, prime
to fancy. 14elge; prunes. ao to ,
Hrtac: ,runes. 60a to 100s. 4 e 10c;
pearhaa, choice to el-faitcy, II . &30c: seed,
ed mmos, choice to fancy, 14isl5c.
New York Moot and Hides
New York. Jan. 20. (L N. 8 ) Wool
Market firm. domestic fleede. XX Ohio. 25
S'.ie; pulled, acoured basts, 18t4Tc; Texa,
rourvd baaia, 40 76a; Urritory atanle, acoured,
60 0c.
Hides Market firm. Native steen. 16c;
branded stceTs, 1 5 eC
w Tork Ponltry Market .
New York. Jssn. 20" (L N. S ) Live poul
try .Markat firm. Chickens, 22 38c; fuwU.
2(ri2lir: turkeys. 80a)4X)r: rooster. 15c:
dx-ks. 2H32c: geese. 19 28c.
lrescd poultry Market firm.
18ar40r; fowls, 17 9 30c; turkeys,
dutka. 24 at 33.-; geese, 20 27c.
Chickens.
35 at 54c;
MlaneaaoUt-Dalnth Flax
lmiaih. Jan. 0 t L X. 8.) Flax
ry and May and track and arrive, :
Julv. 13.11.
Jnu-
U ;
Minaeapolk. Jan 20. (t N. 8) Flax
January. 82.11: May, 12.12) track. I3 10a
2.15; arrlva, 2.1ftsy3 14.
New Tork Metal Market
New Yark. Jan. 20 (L N. 8.) Copper
Dull, ftpot. January, February and March, 13c.
Lead tjuiea. Spot, January and February.
t.Tuef 4.80.
KpeHer Weak. Spot, January and Pebruary,
14 42 4.73.
w Tork Potato Market
New York. Jan. 20 (L X. a) PoUtoea
fin ban. barrel ae bag) Market quiet Near
by wliiw. 13.25 at 5 75; Bermudas. $9 00 (12
XavaJ. Starts Market
, New Tork. Jan. Jo. I. N. g.) Turpen
dna. fesaaeab, 13 e: New York. BOe.
Reasajr tfevmaaah. $440; New Tork, 5.30.
net. lt12a lb. : pecaaa. S2o Tb.: BraaHs.
18 Ilea Ua; eat tank. Jaiwnae. 22 24c lb.
fkoaax Paints. ONa
i 4118 t AILS Baee pnee. .$0 keg.
IJNSF.ED OIL Raw. bbhw, 9e; kettle
koiVrd. bbia. c; raw, aaa, 11.04; boiled,
ansae, II 4 gai.
r.A$oLr,y tob bararta. te; S9e per
- . ......
, nil, rra art, tl. Mirea,
WHITS) LAaU Toe.
11a
seta, 12e: Tba.
TrKPvfVTTWa tkiat, ivaf gaJVsa. ILllj I
talkea
aa eaJloa. LS-
lUUMSHORT
1'
UANDIS
HOLDING STRONG
r Hyrnaa H. Cohaa
Demaad for wool eontinaea to oJr in nraeti-
callr all marketa of the country. Despite the
rami, forem wooit eoattarae to coma, tnrficarlna
that atocki of the better claaa Oaeea are getting
dews to bedrock.
Pact that tha bigger woolen mina eompaniaa
are leading the activity m the baying nuana
mncb to the paraaneney of the trade, bat in
ome quartan tba theory ia i rimaaul that tha
big fellow hare porcbaaed aa much wool at the
extreme low lerela that they ara ia a good
petition to grab profits and force the general
market higher even af the coat of uurcnaaaac
ome atoek thenuelvea at tha advaaea.
Contractors of woo are running up against
a atone wail in avcuriag holding of tha coming
dip. Oregon wool grower have baan ia bo stood
to tie np their Qeeoea. especially ao now. that
there ia aa apward awing of raise. Beeent sales
have atimnlaad the holdaog tendency among
wool grower, although few indinduala ara today
wowing any stock on hand.
Recent aalra of fine wool aa Ugh aa 30c a
pound look rery good to those who were not
offered more than half of tius price daring the
pa.(b ui we preeeai
Wheat Stronger, Due
Mainly to a Lack of
Selling Pressure
Chicago. Jan. 20. (L N. S.) Profit
wnf sales filled all baying order for wheat
today and, with the demand aatufied, prices
agred off slichtly near the close.
The corn market ws narrow throughout the
eenoo and closed lower.
Oats prices declined in a market that wax
featureless.
Wheat closed He to lo lower; corn He to
o lower; oat Ve to Ho lower; provision
higher.
Chicago. Jan. 20. (L N. S.) There was
a lack of aelling pressure in wheat today and
eommisaion house baying caused a price advance
at the opening- May waa unchanged to
higher and Auly He to He up.
Com bad a firm undertone, reflecting the
-treat to m worst, uuiougn opening pncee were
about steady. Trade waa limited.
Oats rallied on commission house buying after
opening uocuangea u e c lower.
Provisions started iteady.
Chicago range reported by United Pram:
WHEAT
Open. High. Low. Clom.
My 114H- 114 134 114
JolT 102 102 101 hi 1017a
CORN
Ma 53 53 53 68 H
J"'? 55 hi 55 ft 65 55
OATS
May 39 U 39 1 S84 884
July 34 89 9 39 Vi
Kl K
May
July
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
85 85
15
83 HB
7SB
58 '
1150
945
975
M3 1
895
BARLEY
roVik
LAKD
4.1
77
RIBS
fc7
42
972
877
942
967
877
AMERICAS LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago Hoot, SI.eO
Chicago. Jan. 20. tL N. 8.) Hogs Re
ceipts. 43,000: market active and steady to
10c higher. Bulk. 17.95 8 25; top. 18.60:
heevyweigh 17.85 8.00; meditimweight, 87.95
8 80; lightweight. 18 15 68.60; light lighu.
f S.85 (8.60 : heavy packing sows, smooth, 16.75
W7.40; poking sows, rough, 16.50 96.90:
pig. 18.25 8.60.
Cattle Receipts, 6000; market generally
steady. Beef Steers Choice and prime.
$h.759.75; medium and good, 18. 85(3 8 85:
grod and choice, 17. 85 4 9.75; common 'and
medium. 15.75 0 7.85. Butcher Cattle Heifer,
$8.8507.75; cows. I3.40&8.S5; bolls. $4.00
et3.T5. Caaner and Cutter Cowi and heif
ers. 12.5093.40; canner steer. $8.00 4.00.
Veal cahrea (light and handyweight) , 87.90
10 25: feeder atears, $4.506.15; atocker cow
and heifers, 13.00 6.2.1.
Sheep Receipt. 8000 : market for fa
lamb. 15 S 25c higher; sheep, atatady. Lambs
i84 lhs. down), $11.75 6 13.25; lambs, culls
YP.ZT?? 19.25 11.50; yearling wethers.
.6012.00; ewes. 5.007.75; ewes, culls
""J "mmon. S.754.75; feeder lamb. 110.23
lae.ajO,
Denaer Hog 87.7B
Denver, Jan. 20. (U. P.) Cattle Re
oolpta 200, rteady; steer $5.50 7.50: cows
nd heifers, $4.50 6.25; stockers and feeders,
$5 507.50; calves, $8 00110 50,
Hog Receipts 6OO4 atrong; top. 17.71:
bulk. $7.107. 70. '
Shp-RceipU 22Q0. 10 15c higher.
Imbs, $11.75(12.00; ewes, 6.006.50;
'""' fiv.vv ay iu, 10.
, Omaha Hoqs 7M
..Sih 0,aba- Jan- 20. (L N. 8.) Hogs
13.500; strong to 10c higher. Light butcher
-uo pound and under, np meat. Bulk. IT.60
(S 7.85 ; top, 17 05.
Cattle Receipts 2500 All el.u-.
steady; beef tera. dull; she Mock fairly active.
' J-amo steaay to zse higher.
Bulk. 13.6012.75: topT 112 85; sheep.
.r"1?.; ,we toi1- 7.25; feeding lambs. 10c to
15e higher. Top, $11.65.
Kansas City Mens 11.00
Kansas Citv. Jan "liii v c 1 --...
Receipts 1100. dulL Steers,' $6.00 7 25
cows and heifers. $4.25 5.50; stockers and
feeder. 16.00 7.00 : calve. 7.60 e 8.75.
. .Hogs Receipta 3500; active. Bulk of sales.
VS.l..: J 8 00; beaviea. 17.75 7
lights, I7.853.00; mediums. $7 80aj7.5.
12.10 12.15; ewes. $1.75.
a No Seattle Market
Seattle. Jan. 20. (L N. 8.) No livestock
receipt taday.
Francisco Hoax $10.50
San Francisco, Jan. 20. (V P ) Cattle
Uresa fed steers. No, 1, 7'Te; second
quality, 66c; cows and heifer. 545c:
caJeea. Ught. 89c; calvea. heavy, d at 7 u 0.
Sheep Lambs, 99c; wUi era, 4 7c;
, Hogs Hard grain, weight 100-175 lbs..
10Vc; over 300 lbs., 8c.
World's Wheat ghtpmeaU
" orM s srupmenta of wheat and flour in.
puaueaa:
Wk. Ending Wk. Ending
jn. it, -2i, Jan. is, '31.
t'. S. and Canada 7.738,000 7,564,000
Argentine 685,000 20.000
Australia 3.216.000 1,418,000
Whets 464,000 638,000
Total
12,023.000
Total Since
July 1. '21.
9.688.000
Same Period
Last Season.
361.882.000
S. and Canada. 241. 65i, 000
Argentine
A ultra lis
Other . .
Total
18.942.000
89.308.000
44.066,000
3.236.000
16.070.000
3.808.000
.327.ISS-.O00 S21.06S.000
Argentine Wheat Higher
Buenos Aii Wheat opened ts 4e high
er: corn, lc mgner. weatner fine.
Breomhall cabled: A reawtiBa .Shippers eon-
ticne to press their offers for new wheat and
together with tha re-sellers offer the markets
are showing sign of breaking. Tha European
demand is not able to abeorb the large quantities
bf wheat now being forced upon it.
Argentine shipment this week Wheat 2,223,
000 bushels; corn, 144.000 boshem; oats 713,-
vvv pusneis.
XlaaeaaeJU Wbaat Ostteag
Uinneanolla, Jan. 20. Wheat:
Fri.
Thar,
Open.
May 12i 121
inly 116 113
121
116
Winnipeg Wheat Options
Winnipeg. Jan. iO. Wheat:
Fri.
Thar.
Open.
TiT
109
May 112 112U
July 109 109
LlTeryooi Wheat lwer
Liverpool. Jam, 20. Wheat eloaed d learar;
ro d higher.
Xaw Terk Sagavr aad Coffee
New York. Jasa. 80 (C. P.J Sugar, firm,
$4Vt7 ",,! Ttai "Ti iranulated.
Cbffee No T Bin. anot. ; Ba. 4
Santoa, 1212a.
Cklcaare PoUU Market
Chieagw, Jaa. 20. tt S. S.) Potatoes
Receipts 37 oars; aa aalag reported. Toe eoU
to open ear.
Ftoar Sales Larger
Chucage, Jan. 20. Tko lateraational Trade
News asvya mUlera enaetii taauv floaur aajaa are
avrgee. .
- Saaraaelaee Cask Barter
Saa rcraartioe, Jan.- fU. P. 1
feed, star eavatai. SLaSal L27 .
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
TALK OF WEAKNESS
FRIDAY WHEAT TRADE
VfTH GOOD DEMAND
Tear
Lass, aaro,
le 1.1.
le lAi
le ljii
le Mi
le Ml
le Mi
Bid.
.11.13
. 1.11
. 1.11
. Lit
. Uf
. Ml
Hard white
Soft whit
Walt rlnb
Hard wUter
orthera gjrlag!
Be Waaa ......
KORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
(Compiled by the Merchants Exchange.
-cars
Whaat Rartaa tlmir n.r XT..
Portland Friday.. 37 . . . 4' S 4"
lear ago 05 . . S ... 11
geaaon to date. 21366 140 1448 BSS 1093
Year aan - - 0,7ft 17a ana 111 i?a
Tacoma Thursday. 51 ... 2
Tear ago
""l 2
Season to data. .
Tear aeo . .
T336
3167
21
78
47
984
611
5
96
79
545
617
3
Seattle Thursday .
1 ear age
Season to data . .
Tear ago
8721 139 1475 293 1092
a285 177 228 298 1047
European cable were somewhat mixed a to
the standing of the wheat trad abroad at the
opening of the Friday market Liverpool came
forward with aa opening advance of Hd. or le.
but at the noon hour the early advance Jiad not
oniy oeen lost but the market waa L or lc,
below Thursday's finals.
s Private cables received by Portland export
'era snowed a axmihur trend There uwMnd
little ineentrre to bid up for supplies despite the
tact mat cnicago snowed early advances for options-
European rabies direct to local interests
expressed the general opinion that the market
was anil and that lower values mtLst be forced.
.-oaturaiiy one must take with a grain or so
of salt, all that the Kuropean market has to
say regarding the state of the wheat trade.
Europe is buying and therefore it is not Kkely
to put the demand in the strongest possible light
It business is to depress sentiment of the seliinz
countries, therefore the bearL-h cables in face
of the extraordinary demand for supplies through
out the world.
Coarse grains continue to Improve in demand
but only limited supplies are available and value
are on a nominal baaia, MilUtnff remain firm
at full pnee. likewise feedstuff
CASH WHEAT Club. 11.10 1.11; btuc
stem and baaxt, $1.18 1.20; Red Bosnian.
i.ua; utraey red. 11.14 W 1.16
FLOUR Selling price, mill door: Patent.
87.00; Willamette ralley brand. $5.45; local
siraignt aa.au; P altera hard wheat, $6,90
bacers' bluestem, $6.40; bakers" valley, $5.80;
graham, $5.60; whole wheat. $5.80; Montana
spring wheat, patent. $7.40 per barrel. Price
lor city do 11 Terr loc extra, suburban 20c extra.
H A Baying price for old crop: Willamette
umoiny, isncy, ii.uu (9 l.i.uo par too East
ern Oregon timothy, $19.00 per ton; clover,
aia.uu wiz.ou: straw. S6.00ta7.00: alfalfa
$14 00(ff 15.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal No. 1 Calcutta,
7c; domestic, 7c in carload lota, leaa amounts
higher.
MJLLSTTJFFS Millrnn at mill, sacked tea
ia . carioaos, t2i.uu.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, $27.00
BARLET Buying price: Feed, $21,00 9
s. ..', orrwiug, ao.0WiJ.U0.
8K1.U Buying price: Red clover, 1516e;
FEEPSTCFFS F. o. b. mflls: RBed bar
ley. $34.00 86.00; whole bsrley, 132.00
aualla meal. $23.00: cocoannt meal I'ini-
cracked, corn, $35.00; wool corn. $8S.00 per
ton; wnole oats. $34.00: rolled oats, $16.60;
iwra nm, tii.'ji. teiu.es. teed, $44.O0 Ua
WHEAT
r Jan.
1.12
1.10
1.10
1.12
1.09
1.06
FEED OA Tel
27.50
26.50
BARLEY
.26.00
.24.00
Feb.
1.12
1.10
1.10
112
1 09
1.06
27 60
26.50
26.00
24.00
24.00
33-75
Mar.
Hard white . . .
1.12
Soft white
White club
Hard winter . . .
Northern spring
1.10
110
1.0 4
1.06
27.50
26.50
26.00
24.00
kcu walls
No. 2 whii
Na 2 gra;
Brewing
Standard feed
CORN
No. 8 E. Y. shipment . . .24 00
No. 3 hV T. abapoiant . . .22.75
14.00
3.75
Saw Tork Bntter aad Eggs
New York, Jan. 20. (L N. S.) Butter
Market barely steady. Creamery extras, 31
37o: creamery firata. 29 (at arte- enum- h,.r
goring, 82 38c; state dairy tuba, 25 36c;
wujn um -a ay die.
Cheese Alarket fairly steady. , State Whole
milk specials. 2023c; whole milk fsncy.
average run, 20 22c. Wisconsin Whole
milk, fancy Young Americas, 2 1 22c
State Skgns. specials. 15l7c; skims, choice,
11 14c; ssinvs, fair to good. 810c.
Eeg Market stronger. Nearby white, fancy,
51 62c; nearby brown, fancy, 46 46c: extra.
43,44o; firsta, 89 41a.
Mil- The nominal wholesale price is 3.37c
ler quart, delivered in New York. Official quo
tation discontinued.
Chicago Dairy Produce
Chicago. Jan. 20. (I. N. S.) Butler Re
ceipt 6162 tubs. Creamery extra, 32 e;
firsts. 26 Sic; packing stock. 16lSc.
Egg Receipt 7963 ca.ea. Miscellaneous,
3035c: ordinary first, 3335c; firsts, 36c;
check. 25 26c;. dirties, 2728e.
Cheese Twins, new, 20c; daisies, 20
20 e; Young Americas, 2021o; loeghorxu.,
20 c; brick, 17c.
Live poultry Turkeys, 35c; chickens, 23c;
springs, 21o; roosters. He; geeae, 17c:
ducks, 27c
New Tork Cottonseed Oil
New York. Jan. 20. Cottonseed Oil Fe-
ary, $8.608."0; March, $S.798.80; April.
$8.90 8.95; May. $9.01 9.03; June. $9 10
W 9.20; July, ;tfl.25 9.28; August. $9.37
v.Sa.
Skipper of Booze
Boat Faces Flock
Of Grave Charges
Astoria, Jan. 20. William . Morris of
Seattle, captured with the wrecked rum
runner B. and W., when the craft went
aground on the north chore, faces prose
cution on six charges in addition to that
of violating the Volstead act- These in
clude federal charges of smuggling, fail
ure to have a correct manifest, failure!
to have a manifest, carrying- on foreign
commerce in a craft below the tonnage
limit and failure to have the boat's
papers aboard.
Morris is being held here awaiting a
formal warrant for his arrest from the
federal attorney's office In Portland.
Exclusive of the Volstead violation
charge,' the combined penalty on the
charges against Morris total $11,000 fine
and two years in prison, with confisca
tion of the boat and her cargo.
Walla Walia Prune
Growera' Association
Is Plan of Fruit Men
Freewater, Jan, 20. Prune growers of
tb Walla Walla valley at an adjourned
meeting at the State Line hall Thursday
decided to organise an association to be
known as the Walla Walla Valley Prune
Growers association, to be incorporated
under the laws of the state of Oregon.
It is purely a selling agency and the
prunes will be shipped as usual through
tbe various association which have been
handling them in the past. Earl a
Rcwe of the Bank of Freewater. George
A. Price of tbe First National Bank of
Milton and Christian Rogers, a rancher
near Freatr. were appointed a com
mittee to nominate a board of direct
ors. Another meeting wtU be called In
the near future.
SALEM TAX LETT DROPS
Salem, Jan. 20. Salem's tax levy for
192) will be 47a mills, according to
Oscar Steelhammer. .county assessor, a
reduction of 1.5 mills from 192L Silver
ten's levy win ba 50.4 mills, Woodbum
62.1 fiM Jefferson mill. ,
German' textile manufacturers have
asked the nkvtional assembly to establish
a research institute to develop domes
tie gnateiiala for their industry. . ..
NOMINAL TRADING
ALLEYS
Friday jliyestocb: trade
Hsara. Staan. laMht
Portland I I.M t t i n
Chirac gj.-, f.j- lt.
0lnM JJI5 12. g$
l"BTer 47.76 71 itji
Kansag City 81 7.2 i , U.1I
So atarket
Saa FrmBelseo .... mi i.js . ii
PORTLAXU LTVESTOCX KtTN
Haas. CatUaL riwa. ak -.
l"rMy 40
wee ago Noat .
Two weeks sgo .
214
59
216
550
383
363
17S
341
IS
1 15
1 4
5 1610
r our weeks ago
Year ago .....
Two years ago
Three years are
Four year ago
29
5
96
242
23
1VO loans AT Iiretfivw . . . 1
farmed the usual Friday setmtiea of tba North
naa awiK. ao price Changs waa ehowa
anrmg the morning.
No carloads of nogs cam to North Portland
,j some "on stun from aearby feed-
l , T" tor tops, which la na
changed from the previoua dax?
General hoc market nu.,
Prime light
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lhe.Y.
Soocth heavy. 300 lbs. up...
Hough heavy
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs ....
Stag
18.73 19.00
8 04 s) I II
70- 8.00
4.00 7.00
7 0.00
8.7S I.Ow
4.00 4 C00
Cattle TVaarta anli
While cattle showed the onre eaebmif ablM.
menu to the North Portland alleys Friday, ao-
were nominal lor tne day. jiiuiii
price were continned Tu,.
demand indicated.
General eatrj mark.
a - - - V
.oice steers j
Medium to good steer. . '. '. I
Fir to medium steer
t ommoo to fair steer .....
Choice cows and heifers..."!!
Uedinm to good cows and heifer
Fair to medium cows and heifers
Common to fair cows and heifers
Canner
Bulls
Fair to good feeders '.'.'.I'
Choice dairy calve
Prime light calves
Medium light calvea
Heavy calves
7.00 9 7.50
25 T.00
6.75 6.26
4.73 5.76
6.25 5.71
4.75 5 26
4.25 4.75
3.25(a) 4.28
2.00 S.25
8.00 4.00
4.60 6.00
1.60 10.60
8.60 9.60
4.60 8.60
.60 m 4.50
Mutton Market Oula
With no carload shipment Friday, tha mar-
et. ior sneep ana lambs was on a nominal, but
i J '"-a" oasis ior trie day at North Port-
muu. ronnir prices continued.
Genera, sheep and lamb range
Best east of mountain lambs
Fair to good lambs
Cull lambs
Willamette valley Is nibs'
Eastern Oregon feeder lambs . . .
light yearlings ....
Heavy yearling ;
Ught wether
Heavy wethers
Evcea
.$9O0 .7I
. 6.80 8.00
. 4 50 JV00
. 8.00 9.00
. 7.00 8.00
. 7.000 7.50
. 6.00 7.00
. 4.00 S.60
. 4.00 6.00
8.00 6.00
Thursday Afternoon Sale
VOWS
No. Ave. lbs. Price I Na
2 8S0 $ 4.50 I 1
Ave, lbs. Price
. .1150 8 4.75
HOGS
310
180
880
170
660
186
9.00
3..
2..
8. .
S. .
9..
4. .
213
170
305
286
133
125
8.50
9.00
9 00
8 58
9.00
9.00
9.00
5.00
9.00
6 00
9 00
1'.'.
9..
No.
188
9.00
Friday Mornlna asses
Av. lbs. Price I No. At. lbs. Price
1 430 I 8.00
LAMBS
1 80 $ 9.50
EWES
1 120 $ 5.00 1
Close Carlton Bank;
Hofie to Reorganize
McMinnville, Jan. 20. The Bank of
Carlton closed its doors Thursday for
60 days with the hope of reorganizing
durinp: that period. L. C. Thompson has
been the mainstay in continuing the bank
since October, when a shortage of about
$15,000 was discovered and the cashier
was bound over to the circuit court after
a hearing before Justice Rogers. The
present closing is said to be due to the
inability of certain stockholders to sup
ply their share of funds necessary to
continue operations.
NAVAL ORDERS
(By Universal Service)
Washington, Jan. 20. Tha following naval
order were made public today:
lieutenant Commander Charles H. DaTia to
bureau of engineering.
Lieutenant Edward G. Affleck to TL S, 8.
RigeL
Lieutenant Pt Buchanan to IT. S. S. Nevada.
Lieutenant Harry J. Reuse, to ..hjri.t.'
mates' school, Hecnpton Boads
Ueuttenant Jerauld Wright to R. 8- San
Francisco.
Lieutenant Willis P. Rossmaa to TJ. S. S,
Rigal-'
Lieutenant Commander Ovid C Foota to
naval hospital. Pearl Harbor.
Commander Charles C. Grieve, Lieutenant
Harrison L. Wyatt. Lieutenant Commander
I.ucian W. Adams, Lieutenant Harold J. Hill,
Lieutenant Henry R. Sanborn, all to TJ. 8 8.
Eagle 11. '
Teaseli
Doa
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Karonga
K. H. Meyer
Mexican
Kaikyu Mam
& F. Lnckenbach. .
Chattanooga City . .
Mexico
Theodore Booeevelt.
St Joseph
Hektor
Aartmaaan If ara . . .
Annette Rolph
City of Victor!.
Nyanxa
Oeqrgina Rolph . . .
Puku Uara ......
West Hensbaw
Tiverton
. . Sunderland . .
. .San Fran.
. . Seattle
. . Shimoneskl . .
..New York...
. . New Tork . . .
. .San Fran.. . .
. . Antwerp ....
. . Seattle ,
. . Shanghai . . .
. . Seattle . . . . .
. . San Fran, . . .
. . Vancouver . .
. .New Orleana .
- -San Fran.. . .
. . Kobe
. . Ban Fran. . . .
. . San Fran. . . .
. .Saa Pedro. . .
. .San Fran. . . .
..Seattle
..Seattle
. . Seattle
. . Baltimore . . .
. . Kobe
..8. Diego-way.
..New York...
. . Seattle .....
. .Darian
. . Philadelphia .
..New Orleana.
. . Tacoma ....
. . San Fran, . . .
Flavel
Oeurgina Rolph . . .
N soonest
Bewick Hall .....
Cornea
H. S. Grove
Heinan Mara
Senator
Kennecott
raster BT1 ......
Kastern ajtimr
West lalaCs ......
Plaiadea
Bemus
Msnulanl . . .: .
Uahida Marn Na.
.Kobe
.Fab. 4
Te Depart Pram Peruana
Date,
Admiral Evsna . . . .
Rsrtna Nielsen . , ,
Hattie Luckeohech. .
Klnkssen Mara . . .
Pavenr-ort
Holland Mrn . , . . ,
Thos. Crowley
Rose City
TiascaVansa City . . .
Moerdijk ,
La Yegaa
Celilo
Mexican' ,
Borg land
' hsttaoooga City . .
Mexico .
Howtek flan .....
Hawtnae ,
KaroBge ........
Peine Man
Montague
Ostr Rail ....
West nrnahev . . .,
Annette Rolph
Kennecott .......
Bearywrt
Kaikye Mara ....
Puke Uara ,
Panamas
Eastern SaQor . . .
. .a Diego-Way Jan. 11
..Orient Jan. 21
. .New Orleana . . . .Jan. 12
..Orient Jaa 22
..San Pedro Jaa. 22
. .Japan Jaa 22
. .San Pedro Jan. 22
..San Fran. Jaa, a I
..London Jaa, 23
..Rotterdam Jaa. 23
. . North China Jan. 23
. .8. FV. Pedro. .Jan. 24
..Europe .Jan. 24
. .Envene Jan. 25
. . Cnited Kingdom-. Jan. 25
. .Mexico- Jaa. 21
. . Ens-land Jan. 14
..New Terk Jaa. 24
..Bonne Jaa. tl
..Orient ....... .Jam. 26
. -Orient . . . Jaa IT
..New Orleana. . . . Jaa, tT
. . Australia Jan. 21
..San Pedro Jan. 28
..New York Jan. 29
. .Orient FV. 1
..Japan ........ .Feb. 1
..Orient Fab. 1
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..Orient Fab. IS
tft Pert
Berth.
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.Boa. Pee. Dork
Teas-la
Oregon P,r
Las Yegea .
Bwiftngbt .
. . .Worth Bar
Shea Oil
.TnmaB-Ponlsen
Terminal S o. 4
e fit. TllWaS
Montague . -. . .
Hanna NeBaea .
Rinkasan kfara
Holland Mara .
Henrietta . . . . .
Thomas Crowley
Steel Manner .
Oark-WOsoa
. St. Helena
.Terminal No, 1
-Terminal No. 4
...... Cetamhia
Seme Mara
Bare land .
......
ravenport
Hattie Irckenbach .........
Celilo
Admiral Erane .............
TnsraJsttea City ............
Xirhtersy ................
Rese City A
Atlas
Terasxeal Na. I
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Aatoria
a 4 -e
B 4iJaUraVaStjal
IN STOCK
ms to on
IN INTERCOASTAt
THEISVEER
Both lit and ootbotarid bvaineaa inter
coastal will show 14c advance duHnc
the comuxe; wreek. The ateamship Hattie
Ltickenbach of tha Luckenbaxh lgne ar
rfred up this noon and berthed at ter
minal No. 1 with tOO tona of steel from
New Orleana and Xobile. She also haa
on board a larre Quantity of ajrri cultural
implements. Otu bound cartro on tha
Hattie Lackenbach will be lieht. The
atesxiruship Edgar LiQckenbach is due
Saturday with treneral carro from New
Tork and Philadelphia. A record cargo
awaits the Edgar Luckenbach outbound
for the Atlantic side.
On the last leg of a Journey from New
Tork, which promises to be a recprd run,
the steamship H. & Groves of the Atlan
tic, Gulf ft Pacific interooastal service
Is due in Portland January 26. The
vessel win discharge 1400 tons of general
at terminal No. 1 and will take 1000
tons of miscellaneous caj-go and 2.000.
000 feet of lumber for New Tork. Phila
delphia and Baltimore. Outbound, the
f II. 8. Grove will teach at Savannah w ith
a large quantity of flour.
COLUMBIA RIYZB, KTfcAMEBS
AWAIT BKEAKI50 OF ICE
"As soon aa the weather noderatea
the steamers of The Dalles Transport
tlon company will attempt to go on reg-
alar schedule again," said Charles E.
Steelsmith, manager, yesterday In i
ferring to the ice blockade in the middle
and upper rivers. "Ice in the middle
river Is clear and when tt breaks will
run out clear. The only danger now is
tbe break at the big eddy, and points
above Celilo, although Ice from those
points will be badly broken up when tt
reaches The Dalles.
"On the last voyage down the steamer
Mad aline made a good trip. We broke
the Jam at Crates point and at afema
loose Island and from there to the
locks it was clear Joe, Following a
thaw 'on this cold spell I do not look
for any jams and especially in the lower
river."
Thin ice is forming In the Columbia
below the mouth of the Willamette, but
not sufficient to hamper navigation,
Wooden steam schooners (unsheathed)
are placing ice breakers across the bow
and no delay has been experienced nor
damage done. The clear ice does not
bother steel vessels or sheathed wooden
craft.
F. S. CHATMAJT TO GET HALF
OF COMMISSIONS PAID COX
By a verdict In Circuit Judge Evans
court Thursday, Fred S. Chapman will
receive half of commissions paid and
due Elmer H. Cox for bringing about the
sale of 17,000,000 worth of timber in Cow
litz county to the Long-Bell Lumber
company by the Weyerhaeuser inter
est.
The commissions run for 15 years and
amount to $42,000. Cox, who is one of
the directors of the federal reserve bank
of this district, denied that there was a
contract between himself and Chapman
to share in the commission. The jury
decided that there was a verbal con
tract.
PBE6CBIFTIOK KILLED ICHTLTJ,
MOTHEB ALLEGES IX SUIT
A deadly amount of poison was pre
scribed by Dr. W. H. Ewin In the treat
ment of .Patricia . Reynolds, three
months' old, charges the mother. Kath
leen Reynolds, in a suit for $7500 dam
ages, filed in circuit court Thursday aft'
ernoon.
The physician is alleged to have pre
scribed "pertussin." After taking it, the
complaint said, the baby became limp.
The physician waa called, it Is declared.
but he said that was the. natural effect
or tbe medicine. The next day the baby
aiea.
H0QCIAM BITER BRIDGE
PBOJECT HITS V. S. 82TAG
Hoqulara. Wash.. Jan, 20. Following
a hearing n the Commercial club rooms
nere Thursday, Colonel Edward H.
Schula of the United States engineering
department announced he would not
recommend that the war department
grant authority to Grays Harbor county
for building a bridge across the east fork
of the Hoqulam river. His decision was
reached after mill officiala, tugboat men
and shipping leaders had appeared and
protested against the bridge as Dlanned
by County Engineer II. S. Shorey. Colo
nel Schuls advised that new plans be
drawn, with the span much higher.
The river is used extensively by tug
boats in towing rafts of logs down from
the logging camps.
SEATTLE TO MEET CUT OXi
8AX FRASCISCO CHARGES
Seattle. Jan. 20. (U. P.) A merry
little rate war has been precipitated by
the action of the San Francisco harbor
commission In reducing freight charges
IS cents, and the Seattle port commis
sion was preparing today to make
further reductions here.
Immediate action can be expected,
port officials said here,' explaining that
the San Francisco out followed the
abolishment here last May ef wharfage
charges.
CAPE R0XAIKE ARRIVES AT
COOS BAT FOB LCilBEB
Marshfteld, Or.. Jan. 20. The steam
ship Cape Romalne arrived In Coos Bay
this morning and will take on over
1.000,000 feet' of lumber at the Buehner
Lumber company mill In North Bend.
She will complete her cargo at Grays
Harbor and from there sail with 3,500,
000 feet for Philadelphia. The cargo
will be entirely spruce. The Cape Jto
maine la 171 feet long and with the
exception of two of tha Dollar company
boats here seme years ago. ts the largest
vessel that ever entered Coos Bay.
FEE FILING FOR K A LAMA'S
SErT DOCK IS BEIXG CUT
Kalama. Wash., Jan. 20. The fir
piling for fenders of the new dock are
being cut' by John Parker and Ed White
and are delivered to the dock site by
Clarence Imus. Cedar piling will be
used In the main dock, these to be
brought from Silver Lake. Because of
the extreme cold weather and ice In
the Columbia river, construction work
did not commence January 18, aa hoped.
STEAXSHIP COMPAX1E8 TO
SLASH WAGES OH FEBBTJART 1
San Francisco. Jan. 20. (L N. S.) It
was announced today that wage reduc
tions averaging from 10 to IS per cent
decided upon by the 21 steamship com
panies affiliated with the Pa ctflo-American
Steamship association win become
effective February X. .All officers and
men except masters and chief engineers
are affected by "thet, cut.
i -
OCR AST BATES STABLE
New Tork. Jan. 2.-X N. &) Oseaa
grain rate ax stable today, and no
changes are noted. Ottering ara steady
at quotation. 'General cargo holds
steady, with ao change In rates. Board
rate today are: United Kingdom. Is
Jd; Germany. 15c;; France, Atlantic
range 14c. Mediterranean 23c; Amster
dam and Rotterdam. 15c .
CAPTADT WHITEHEAD X ASTER --
Word haa been received by Lieuten
ant Harold C Jonee gf the shtpping
board recruiting - service, that Captain
- Tides a Asterta Satttrday '
High water. , Low water. -rr.O
a. ra, 1.1 ft. 1 r07 A, It X.4 TU
1:11 p. in, CS.ft. 3 31 P. Id, U ft.
Seaside High water minutes
earlier. ,
Seaside Low water 21 ynlnutee
earner.
J
G- A, Whitehead sailed oa "January
from Seattle as master of tha shipping
board steamer West Jess-up. The Pa
cific Steamship company is the manag
lnc agent. Captain Whitehead com
manded the Portland steamer Montague
xrwm ijecemDer s. ms, to October i.
SCHOONER WRECK SIGHTED
SKAB POUtt SAJT PEDRO
San Francisco, Jan. 20. (U. P.) The
wreck of a small schooner about II feet
lonk was sighted about four and a half
miles ofT Point San Pedro, near Moo
trey bay. at 10 o'clock today, according
t radio advice received here from Cap-
TiDiaruna oi toe steamer Moatebello.
So further details were given in the
message.
ALL ALOKG THK wiTmvtnir
With vMaan-ew ewia.
Krancisco the ateamnhlp Koee city of
the San Krancinco Jk Portland Rt..,nKw.
company docked at Alnsworth dock this
-.in iiuun. one wm nan ror the south
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
shifted from Couch street to St Helens
for,fwll cargo for San Diego. She wiU
ri1 .,.ndL and U1 rTT Paaaaengers
., .iuhiwi ana Bava recro as
well aa through.
The Britiah rltanulila Tv.
with a large cargo of fresh apples In
refrigeration from Portland, arrived this
jv, tuna av.- vsiKetruw.
The steamship Admiral Rrxtman le te.
at COOS. South-bound from Portland f
C 1 . , . .v.
-1 auiciBco vie. luureaa.
pornoj.R or terselb
Radio report from North Head give the a sal
"v-" wa louowing reaaeia at B p. na., Jasa
ry 19;
"teel Voyager. Portland for
40O miles Borth Baa Fit erase.
axawauaa. Benrtks for Baa FlajtcJaao, 141
BtOea aooLh Cape FkUAery.
MoBtcervin. Vanooarer for Sea rraaeasna.
t ww-a. i., ronanuiae izt-si w.
(By Federal Wire lees.)
uiametle, Everett for Baa Freaetaoe 10
mile north Baa Fraaeasen.
Sierra. Saa Padre for nwru.,. , jjj mJlm
uvi ui vi saa reuro.
Olerna, Oirtua for Portland, 463 rt .ganh
Cold Harhor. rhnadetpliss t
1092 miles north Balboa.
Baa Peatre,
rnnorss. ew lork for San Pedro, 1101
mile south Saa Pedro
Artaonan, Beaton for Saa Padre.. 111! miles
Katward Litesxbech. 6aa Pedro
Tork, 1IS3 mile south Saa Pedro.
tar New
. Arrow, hew Tork for Saa rancxea,
1IT0 mllea aouth Haa Fraaciaco.
Harrard. Sa paneisee (or 8aa Pedre. 74
mile south Ran Francxseax
M. a. Dollar. Genoa for Saa iTancayco, n$0
Bules gouth Baa Pedro.
Saa Juan. Panama for Ban FraocWio. 204
miles aouta San Franciaeo
Endieott. Panama for Honolulu, latitude 1 1-S0
X., longitude 95-S2 W.
Buckeye State, Ralumore for Saa Pnvaewoo.
uv mijea aowui Ban fTaaoace.
W. F. Herrtn Honolulu for Saa
1634 milea east Honolulu.
(Joitimbia, Baltimore for Saa Ftxdcmco, 14(7
Hueaa sius nam mora.
News of the Port
' ' ' ' AaHralk JarauarY M
Hattie Lnckenbach, American steaaaer,
New Orleans via way port; general.
Admiral j-.?aaa, Americas ataamrr. trean Saa
aneao ana way porta; passengers and general.
Rose City. American steamer, from Baa Fran-
; passenger and general.
. XARIXE -ALXAKAC
kVesaher at Bhrera gaeuth
North Head. Jan. 20. Conditions at
mctrth of the river at noon: Sea smooth; wind
suuuicaat it muea; weatner dowdy.
Portland humidity, boob. IS.
DAILY BITER READI5GH
la m.. Padflc Time
River
IjfTTemprires
mas x
tit
5 15.1
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fir-"
Statioog
V
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t'maulla TT
Eugene . . . .
Albany . ... ,
Salem
Oregon Clt ,
Portland . . ,
IT
10
20
20
12
15
I.ai(6.l0.(i6 1ft
4.5f-a.s;o.00 82
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Kaon. -Fi
R1TER FOBECAST
The WOlametta river at Portland wm rrmaia
nearly stationary daring the Best twe or tare
day except aa affected by the tide.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Astoria, Jaa 20. Arrived at 2 a av
Steamer TnscaJonea from Yajtooavet. Arrived at
midnight and left up at 3 a. aa fl tea mar
Hattie Lnckenbach froea New Orbaaa. Arrived
at 1 and left np at I a. as, Staaeaer Admiral
Evans from Saa Diego aad way aorta. Arrived
at 9.35 a, m. Coiled States destroyer Na TS.
Astoria. Jaa 1 nailed at T a. as. Japa
Beeeasteamer Jofukn Mara for Japan.
Vancouver, Jan. 19 Bailed at 4 a. rav
British steamer Nichteroy for Portland. Arrived
Steamer Howie Hall from Orient for Paget
Bound and Portland. Arrived Steamer Ne
ponset from Southampton for Iuget Sooad aad
Portland.
Victoria. Jan. 19. Passed at I a av
Steamer Tuscaloosa for Portland.
San Pedro. Jan. 19. Arrived Steamer Ry
der Hanify from Portland. Arrived Steamer
Hamer from Portland. Arrived and tailed
Steamer Florence Lnckenbach fmea Pnetlaad aad
Puget Sonnd for Mobile. A meed StMaaer
Senator from Portland for San Iheao. Bailed
Steamer John C. Kirkpatnrk froea Columbia
rier ior nan iriegu. Hailed Steamer Flavel
or loramnia river. Arrived -Suae
irom Columbia nver. Arrived Basssaer Trta-
waa i ram lommDia nver. Baiaad
1' ana man from Boeton for Portland-
Glasgow. Jan. 16. Arrived Britiah ateamer
Woodarra from Portiand.
Cooa Bay. Jan. 2U. Arrived at S a. as.
Steamer Admiral Rodman froea Portland for
Eureka and Baa Fnawarao, Am red t T a ss.
Steamer Cape Romain frost New Tort for
Puret Sound and ParUasd,
Karachi. Jan. 14. Arrived British rtiame
Norwich City from Portland.
Sau Franciaco, Jan. 2u. 1 1 N. B l Ar
rived today: Wiliamette. Everett, 11:40 a.
m.; Dairy. Saata Barbara. 1 ml a. av; AcktairaJ
I??!- iTV 4 :l a a. ; Fort Bragg, fereye
tsaroor, S:3a a. m.
sailed today: Port Saunders, ennae, 1:41
a m. : Alaakan. UverpooL 5 a. m.
Seattle. Wao.. Jan. 20. (L X. 8.) Ar
rived: Neponset, from Boathamptoa, arnna . Sti
ver 8 tat, from klarrila. 1:80 a. m. : KaJaier
from San Fraaciaco. 12 30 a. m. Sailed. Jaa'
20 Schooner J. W. Clive. tor Lobiuie. Peru,
in tow. 1 a m : Iwatejsaa Marq. far Tacoma.
7:30 a. m. : Tliamea Mara, for Kobe. 12 SO
a hl ; Katori Mam, for Hongkong. 14 a- sa.
Arrived. Jan. 19 Vancouver si am. from Kobe,
8:15 p. m. ; Waihetno. from alelboume, S SO
P- tn. : Atgooquin, from Sound trie,. 4 p. aa.
Sailed Jan. 19 Wapama. for Saa Vraivwre,
p. m,; Moerdijk. for llambarg via Pariiaad.
1:40 p. m. "
Raymond. Jan. II. Arrived Raymoad. from
San Francisco, 11 a. av
Aberdeen, Jan. 19. rned Tamalparia.
for
oma w rmscawco. a p. m, Arnv.
from Tacoma, noon.
HOSPITAL U5IT PRAISED
Lebanon, Jan. 20. Major J. El riaen.
berry. Major J. L Scheur and Sergeant
Bates Inspected equipment f the bo
pltal unit of the Oregon National Guard
here and reported everything tn excel
lent shape.
-awa-- . ioi uaav
SS. Las Vegas - -'- Jan. 23 .
SIlAnWIAl, MAM1LA AMU HUNUNU
SS. West Coyote - Mar. 17 SS. Vrnita it. Feb. 17
" Far Farther laferraatlea Regardlag Spare, Kateg, gttav, AyptT ta)
? - Traffic Deaaiiaesl '
509-522 Board of Trade Bldr Portland; Ore."
v Cr Arfytlmh aHIPPTQ COHAKT, Aateria, Orvra
5 : ; Of R. T. 40H5S AtO. Ccatral Bldg, 8 ea Uie, rTaaa. f r - .
17
mm
HELD GO.
DENIES BIG PROFITt
(y rattad Besasj
WaaUnarUMt. Jan, 20. MarahaU FVetd
Co. daring 112 did a baaia saw ayjatyasrU '
tag to $1U.I00.K. arkd. after Mtnl
taxes were paid, realised a profit at
2-1 cents on each dollar's werth of gulai
ThU was anno raced from the floor of
the - house by RepTeaetiiaUwe jatazta of
IUlnoia i
RepresentaUve Mann read a tmeat
diaputing extortina.te proflla. wrkicm
bad been made by Renreeatilall ta Porw- . ,
ney against tha firm. .a
PB0P1TS C0XPARED
The return on the capital engaged
ta tbe year for the year ISM equalled
1.1 per rent, or aa amount not an tech ta
excess of the return oa an lavestmeat la
United States govemmeat boavda. It t
was said la the staterhenC .
Those figures Include the entire may.
ufactarlng. wholesale and retail tinsl
neaa. Average net protlts in tha retail "
store oa eack dollar worth of tiTra. .
after federal taxes were daryrxed, '
amounted to 4.1 cents. It waa ariatAwi. '
Ford ney had pwrchaead cartala arttcSaa
from the retail store and attempted gay, .
Identify thetn with ImportaUona. This
was dooe Otrougtt cexatotria arrnclaJa.'
who reported what, they eavrd were the .
foreign values.
Laargi pro flu wen charged by Ford-
aey la a speech oa the floor of ttve
house, dealing with the ormoadUoa je? '
the eorppany to the American vxtlaavtloai""
plan of asswesing duties la the peVTaa-
nertt tariff. . , 1 ,
The sutement of the ootnpaar die
puted Fordney's fig-urea. A kaife which.
he said, waa porcbaawd in Germany for
cenu aad sold finally for IS. accord, .
lng to the jtatament. cost more than ti ,
times the amount Ford ney stated, aad
was boogbt In America.
TALCATI05 FLAS HIT v .
Similar tUalana are tnade for ythtr ar- 'I
tides dted by Fordney. . .1,
That the American -rslnaf Inat piag 4
needs troch groaa mlsre preeea tatioa f
facta rn order that It may be Justifies! "
shoukd be aaifflc-ient evlaeBce that It la :
a measure that ahoaxld not beooygae av i
law," said the staternenL it It avgainat -n
our policy to make public the voltim''
or profits of our burin eats, k-.. tbere i
are ao outside atock holders and all easr
stock Is held by people conrseoted with ;
the business. In view ef CxigretmAaji r
Fordney's charges we wtn. however, gas
part from our xvaaal vamioto."
Tillamook Cattle
Test Shows But 1 :
Per Cent Tubercular -
TTnamook. Jan. 21. Tha report of the
federal tsbercnlln testing project In TUU
amook county, received by County
Judge Mason, shows that 12,742 animals
were tested. Of these all pure breds and
12.011 grade cattle were found free from
tuberculosa One hundred and nineteen
animals were reactors and II were sua-
(cu. ins ccasx lo vne uniteo BXAtes
for animals condemned and killed -waa
15017.84.
Sam B. Foster. Inspector. In'fcrward.
lng the report said : The camber ot
reactors, leoa than 1 oer Mat iw n
Itself as a comparatively very creditable '
showing In regard to the bovtae health C
status of the county."
The importance of freeing from tuber-
culosis herds the milk from which la
used in the manufacture ot cheeae Is'"
fully realised by tbe county cbeeee as- '
sedation and every effort Is being made ".
to exterminate the diaeaa from Tilla
mook county.
EDITOR NAMED POSTMASTER
Lebanon. Jan. 20. A dispatch from 4 .
Waahirtgton. D. C, brought word that
W. C DaPew. editor of the Lebanon -
Criterion, has beeo appointed poetmaster .
at Lebanon. DePew Is the third new. .
paper man to hold the office. Poatrnaater '
H. T. KJrkpatrtck Is expected te retire
March L
TTKJOK- DISTRICT TALKED
Tveaaaon. Jan. 10. With lbaaon
fchools. both grade and high, overcrowd
41. agitation has begun for a union high
achool district, centered here-
TRANSPORT ATIOTf
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A'TORIA and WAY POINTS
TSAmia stavtoc
Lva, Dairy (Cxeaaa I tsar Sap T:e a. as.
atada fee Ail Mart earn
FAU ll.SS SUCH WAT, 13.44 BXJCXD TSIP
aiaasr-gfaeea aveea. atSers. aaag
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yatteai aa 44. of agw sjkuusiv
NORTH CHINA LINE
Columbia Pacific Shipping Co.
. Direct Freight Service Wit best Traas-SkJiaieat
r i,(PORTLA.KD TO - r t '
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