FRIDAY, JANUARY 27f
OREGON'S PREMIER CHEESE CENTER MAKES WONDERFUL SHOW
BUTTER ADVANCE
III PUTS ONLY
I RtDAT DAIRY TRADE
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T"M"M adesarw ta the erio, of batter
here l'f lU (kr M U hat bam th
reault I th lall to Portland of a Belt Lake
( whi-h fen tU will spaa the lore! trad
. n.f th Utters will or belter Judgment.
Whil h tr that it Lk assy h
f.i.-n ap hntk an eegaitu t).r and supply
ef liatt.rfgv a rwhil"! no at alt nmiwoal
b r fw this period of the yar th torl
noiiNU af huttee to kerning lull p- with th
newer, I la dot. Ih local mpply ol battel
" aol ahow th alubieat rwmMaora ef ahnrt-
White U I true ilial tint-el butter Is
really at war r-titlfal. still there appear aaf
fldee. lor a bU ead rxiiiinwnt. la 14,
" th ualer maker appear to have a
wovia la tare of the fart uui Hal of to
! rtanas abnw a temporary bOfta
atutterfst arMaa shew an atlvanra aoular to
tlat la katUf. Th nn price on katut titru
ta prut la SI rente a ;uoi for parchment
arareeas, wbtl tl price of Ma. 1 butterfat
i tl a a I pound. Portland daliTi?.
lariaJ in tore, t La i)M trad la onaction
Willi the. itvanrw la Ilia price of print ka th
lart thai r-jb ar not aa Irani ahnae ih
former inV. Uwnbi Indicating that the advance
la prtalav t not Justified, The Utter tdvana
sluisly mean thai al.ra .tt Weather ler anm
nt U Jrak will b rn nun ana than
auld be th aaaa If as adraivo had ba lorcaU
artificially.
Thn. dndrtag special lnfarmatlon rennting
any ma'sat, rtiould wrtta th Market Editor.
(rgua Journal, aaclaalDf Ump for rply.
r.oo ratCEn beflict itfakness
Willi W1In f. a k. baron wrr atm offar
tn a blah aaSOc a dmn for current rarxlpt
for Friday, and alurdr drliTrry, other
r m lTliiim to imy abm J 1c. SUiu( pnoaa
alon th atrmt arrtwrtly niil lor ovlura. Lata
In th day th aworiaunn rut tiia pricaa 1c on
Wot aJtd 3 on firau aad puikt.
TRAt MARKET hHOWI(J DECLINE
Markat toe eonntry ktud rmlT in ahovrlni
aWlin alnti Inmt ilrnl. ("lrxt of th waa
alna war lifud to ao ritram point do ta
th Utaimnry ararrity. k'nclaj pnc oa tnr)
at-mnd 14 to I To fan rally. Countrj killed
k alow at luwar pnco.
(HiriEJr PRICES ARE HIT AOAIX
Rar aoa af mormon hoalino of rhickarta In
frM aanoNlin ta a rarrot nrrnniU report;
illr )wr war offering limar pnoa gnnrrally.
11 t ttrary hana ara rautrailf at 2423o a
puuiul vud Itgl t aha k Uc.
TRADE f HILKIl WITH OVIO!f8
WtKaI In, la har I oaarfoll of aniaaa
and for that raawm o(farini ar takina oa onli
al low. r pnr. M at ol Ua htuiliitg liar r
atiraiiawt at th kin-m prio and k'ur want
m umiumt aiiiaavbaw
riTRrs mtiT are ratheii slow
WhOa Uar 4'Btinwra a wry rxid dVman4 for
' pi ai tinman imcaa pa. iu ol th bUb
bxk kd for urvni-x th laUrr ara o mot
nig rr wall. A lurtlvr advam ol Sue a
raa la giiotrd for Irraona.
n h ii f soti: pRoort E trade
il.rOit orli.,1l with rarmta.
abbair rnnii.g inur fr! from 8uuIb: aalat
al 1 S 4r ..ti,1.
Siiair markat firtuar wilh rvftnen nnabl to
mi oiam proiapur.
Talk of a n ml. In nf hnprrnwari la blink
amM aawuliiUly at low alb around lSn.
Ilonay pni-a baing haill again for en cab
PI ay-aorai Kolr
wrATHrn 5otice eob hhifpers
Vliar liiiraati a.l"ia.l TrliUy:
p?Mti-l liii ta.i.u u.ini.g th oalt 86 hour
against toa f .Ikowing mimniaoi trmpanturaa
'""I n.vn to l. ittl. d-graa; northaeat to
tn. 3" U'wr . , a.t to llaker. i il-iraaa,
arid Muh bi A Man I. 38 AfH-m. Minimum
U m antUM at I'urtiami tita.. rr.M . K...., A
wnotEHAt E ruirr.s i i-ortla!id
Th r prie rriallar py wholeaalat. ax
avl a 'hrwia n Haii
Dry "rowweu
t'TTF!It HUing pnc. bn lot a Cragin
rm. Print axlrio, 4 1a for plain wrapper-it-a,
ttt, 8Sg)lla ytr lb.: ilairy. buying
pia, tf-e lb
ni. i i r. ur a r i-on.and drurvry bacla. No, 1
S'a.la, ,JT lb N.. 3, J.'c; gounUy italioaa.
.. -UT m. lor n. I grail.
I H .; aailiag arm: Tillaaaooh. freak
Orfo, Unrf triplet. 2W lb.; Yaung Amerlraa,
lla lb. t'nr to (obbert. I a. b TUiaaaouk:
TrtpUu, fgr; Taang Akrt, JTe MU'Bg
pnra riiork banaa. laacy, t4c. Urn
kurrar lilalli o 1 erx brick. 28 80 lb.
..-, Buying prlra. I root Ureal: Current
aaaiia. 8n d. ; hnarta. I.1r dog.; nrllin
tn.., ramllail. dhix ; aalert, 355D
; potlata. aowkbn do a
:i;i,t.l,i.tti Bailing pr(ra: llr-t, J8C
or r llrai, ae noa.: puiieu, ac per do.
I ft at t-ourUTHT Uia pnea Hrary Una
It f -no bght ban. I,c lb.; etaga,
itr ra.) aid meater. 1 1 0 la b. ; turkaya.
fireaMai, jay.-i in ; nee, jii lo. . duofca, lira
842T lb ; dear1. go IB. : gee. lio. 20c
Jb,; ilimH. S.-iaraoe in.
reatb V 14 n Prult
fREliU RI IT nianga. I 2."iw80 box
baaaaa. 6 to " lb ; lanmria, fl.!i04T.O0
r-a; iraae-Truii, riorn. Uf T.to,
HKMKlKal Cranberrlea. kml, 88 box.
Ublkli ritriTa -1aia. i 00 6)7 00 box;
ff, black. 81 0 I ii per 21 lb. box; pruo.
Id n. no. 8-lb. baa, 7 to.
IIVIiiH-etolllng pnee to raai1en: Local
lt110; buyiag prioa. 86 00. eountry;
garlia, 18 peg lb.; grata, onioB. 40 dnaen
rOTATOIaV aVllIng prle lo reUOrn: Or
fa laacy, 3 0.6. par nul: buying
naire, onun'ay. i ii in par rental; Tatlma
aam. li pwrcaauu: wt potato,
a w ae per in,
CUtfiHI ICS RrU. $J002R0 aark
eat kag. Itoa4fl lb ; l:iuj). $J (ill a 4 SO
ae.ia; nrmu, luuayx.ou aact; paranipa.
II :.te a.2 ck: green pipr. 400 40c I FT;
omt ., I'aUfornia. 140 par lug; boraaradnh
laa Ik ; rroai. It tor per lb; artichoke.
II 7k 2 00 do.: eanbnowcr, tl.ti eraie;
rr'ary. n on r 1 an. ,
kl'I'I Spitrenburga. extra fnct. 4 Oar.
-i; unej, Ur. I tl)f.0
k"ira. ur, 81743.00.
Am.!. IVliciotu. itr fiaey, 4 Uer.
i na; laacy, 4 tier. 68 2; Chow. 4 br,
1 '
AITtRA Onokmg Mnrk, Ike aad 1 1 60 box
Twaiy(ir eanu alt all abot oa 180 aC
all . lo aft un 17J. asl gaaUcf.
Maau
mrwTRT H4EAT aalllng prlr. Coantry
bor, I 3 ar I 2 He par . for top curkera ahotit
Ilk la 1J0 lb., haa.y .tuff lea; , top,
arout to 10 lba, toelir IK; hrary
tar: arra-g uwrw. ll ! lb
ftUtiftKM klbATrt lUau, 28 82 lb.;
ka in imm m, . y air in
rAt'Kl.Nil lIOI .sk: Mi: AT. Htr beef.
beiiera. 13 He: eoa. 12e. atojha. 2i
22e: waihara. lc: aa 13 lb.
LAR.1-K.etlle rrnlered. 14 to DM lb: ttere
aarna, auaapuaa-k t in
rb and ghlir)h
rRrH nuil a,:rnld. lie per lb t Ka!
wet, ne lb.; atnrgavin, IT ay 20 m. : black
C"d. 10 4811 lb.; bekt kippered 004, 13.88;
lui and, he lb.
CTSTKK Kaat.rn. gai. 4f: OlympU.
II Ow gat, 81.40 plat; crab, larga. 88. T6.
aauall 88 80 do.
Nop. kVaol and HI
1rr tn mm, aoanmal, I V h.
h .--. aimiaa, i;e; kip. 7i
Me., 84i aaiied. I 4 lb.
k"HVlR Nominal, I) 20e IK
VYM1 Wlllaiwatla aallaa aa
grata
111;
wiao.nm "7I'i "Z' ; Ebatora Ur
gaa ltho, llfbklU lb
aJ4W a4;1 WEASB t Ufloaj
6 to. Kk 8. I tor.
CA&CA&A UAUXtm. 6 th.
' tka 'Ball whit. 8I.0A; targ wbtta,
i;??:r.r,A.,M:
Jo-KT 4 a, 16 0 1
' 11ICK- Japaa atgK . I. llu Rata,
n "aw friaaan, a, Ik.
rnritll Retad. Utoatlo
uV. ta aacki
m am ma
U av I Aft. titii .
I, lit : table dairy. $0. $27 $; kajaa!
MWVRraTtk.flJS'J
xtr C. IS.T:' gnldea t IS '
.,.KU r,,UinT., .,! baby an.
CrIAf it HA In tajik. '14 Ik. v
J' J W1"" . lb,; sknoavH" 84
37 to lb: Mberta. 80 lb fc aacJbiu: paa
lllto lb l rnaataat. Japaaanj, 2224 Uv
Vimmxa. aFalm 4fk8m
.1922. .
POTATO MARKETS
ARE VERY QUIET
fa! laarbat la akwjD aaiy aoiat km
t Uiia tiaias. apeiUj fa eavrta4 atta. Cravpra
f hrkB IftUa 4iTa-aaiioai a a ark H.50
t eomtrr PotoU tor thrlr No. 1 stoek at thig
naa aaa uta pnea appaam to k th at
Unit that oataidvra will bid at th tomcat
" apoaiwa i w uaraat market anwar
to h aa a ftoah la th paa, Imnai than
i many ao packing- U th trad. UcKmari
MttciL an th aionaa aoamt kuaaa. f
thto Urritory. ha tut iwtamrd fraa Vanforaia
ana report u Htaattoa at this tim a x
irvrnmr nnraJMa.
.iiioTOia hi aot anktnc pat tow at thj
. "W mw. aiariMU. "baaima U ka on
nana an aappUaa of ha owm. I baard ka th
"" HfW ihlkka. th Jap potato king.
T a aeiaa m potato a of aut yaar
growth that baa t m Mea do- and ther
r many otbrn who bar t gathered
ur crop, at atorlitna lhy figofa that th
warebonaaa bar f roan TOO t 80O carloads of
jtork, MTnJ I waa at Stockton I aaw gome
-airry goa pouuw an 14 along th river at
It par aak. wbIJa extra good arnff aald thara
at g I.0. "bach ba eontalaad ihaat 1 1 a
poanoa.
xra of tU gaattat to that Cfreto. ta
Waa with rwutaea and the rirer dtotrirt alogw
a taia to nar from 3000 to 4000 can
unaold. t
"tnlaaa gaawcaa ta th knife aaaaiaa fbu.
eial aid fo at Ut land wnaw, th aaraaaa thaaa
" aaaan la nuiy to a aTriy oat,
growera bar ao moary to poruhaa aeed.
Light Offerings in
r Wheat Market Send
Values Some Higher
(hicago. Jan. 21. (I N. 8.) Boattand
boyrtf inspired by hiber cable earned a nod
rat ad vane in wheat today. Trade wa light
throughout th aeaeion.
t'orn trad waa timltal and price finished
about unchanged.
OaU prior adranccd 1114111, anjTft tt)
". waa mutrvra.
Wbaat cleaed W He higbaa; oora on
changed; oal higher; proriatona high.
t-hicago. Jan 27. (I. N. S.) Offring
uab u uia wacax. aiarzei xty today and
opening values were to Ha od for Uay
ad Vke bo He higher for July.
Corn prior aad off faUowing a fractioaally
higher opaniBg bacaoa of aalllng by eaah houwa.
t onad .unchanged to bighu, with
iturUioj4 tUrtad gteady to 4 ibad lower.
Bang f Chicago price aa f unshed by the
Cuit
WHEAT
Open. High.
ItoVt UH
CORN
Low.
115
102
Clos.
May
Jtvly
May
July
May
inly
May
July
May
Jaa.
Jaa
My
Jaa.
May
116H
102
5SH
R3to MV
53 S
65 -4 5 to a-65-a
OATS
TH
39 to
S9i 40 V
RYB
78 5
BARLEY
68 to
PORK
larK
0X2 t)0
980 7
RIBS
Sato
85 4
40
86 S
78 to
68
1728
960
99T
887
807
9.10
980
DAIRY PRODCCE OP THE COAST
an Franclat Market
Man Franciaco. Jaa. 87. (U. P. ) Butter
-;;. i. nc; pntaa uma, 88 toe
.gg Ulnu. 84 too: extra rail lata ogUa-
.nej Lejlforuia flata. fancy, 28 to a.
Lo Anger Market
f.oa As. Jaa 27 1 v a i t..
43e "
Kgg Extra. 85c: eaaa oonnt is-, m.ti.1.
82c '
I'oultn Hna. 27 a Ha- Vot4!- . r
SwUI Market
naattl. Wath.. Jaa. 27.-! I V Ml v.
V, oaisaoo; poiiexa, 1 1(a) 3 Sc.
nuiiar vity eraamary, 97c; bricks. 88c.
L Orazon Tra.lara oaaox-. w..
lUIAHIg.3 ALOXO THE COAST
an rranclaeo Market
Netted li.oi., 12 40 at J 63. --v
1Si.l?i,,?,,n' 5 '-4T.26: White Globe.
v - y w f . ou.
. . . SaatU Markat
aegtu. Jan. ST. il n at ri
i-oiatoe Yakima Genu, 843.00 4 47.00 ton.
Eftslera Caik Wkrat
i. u
.ii i nriFB imriB in -p-r m x
' m ' A. . - 1 '-U HDt.1 : AO.
Z l 91 H m i 3914 : Na 'J, $1.27 V &
- t . -tiu. a. h i. & 1.21; No 1 dirk
northern. 81.84 to OS 1.88 to i No. 2 li.Sl 5 2
i -io : ao. ii i'iu ai nu . v.. , j.rL
ti.,a.a. I B lT i. a a B "w " " Uf
a.. ia V l.O T.
Winnipeg Jaa. 87 Caah wheat: No.
a. die; inn. I ID.
Tfrlcd Frnlt aad Bean
xr.-v": T0I Jf; 27 L N. 8 ) Beans
pea choice. I J. 10: red kidney choice. llTsa.
aaiaa HUM. MarrOW eanaea BBBAUaTa
maraa rUTO. apriCOU. CbOtC
33: Wla., eriaMrlcd, prim
" ,'r"-'' '"Bio.; imiMa,.9iM to SO. Bto
"? I e; prunes 60 to 100. II a lOe: rjeachea
carle to exlya laacy, 18H'J0toc; aeeded
w incy. lllxi
w Tork Weal aad Hide
Naw Tark. Jaa. 87. (I, N. ) Woo
ar.a aianrig. iometM Tlecce. XX Ohio. S
c: pulled, iwnarad tkMia, 18 87c; Tex-a.
t""1 "as "rue; uumeaue trrriiory L-
. - ... i i uk.vs, vd e ivr.
Hide. Market finn. Native
branded eteersi, 16c.
steer. lc
1Vw Trk Metal Market
W 1 B -ut-x7, xwtwj ana Mur:b 12
Lead fluiet; spot 4700 4 SO; January snd
ac-oruary X I V a t .
offfredU4Hk: IPOt ikDntTJ d Ebrusry
MlBBcanoUs-Palata Flat
Duluth Jan. 27. (L N. 8.) L N. a)
x2,I;M,kT- track and to arrira.
ill to ; July 219.
Mamrenoli. Jaa. tl. T N. R.) Flax
Jauuary 214 H. May 217, on track S14S20;
to amr 214 tj 318. '
Mlnraa Wheat OpUea
Minnaspoli, Jan. 27. Wheat:
k'H. Thurs,
Open. Clone
VT H.21V I1.28H I121H
Jul 115-3 1.16 l.llto
Wlaalpeg; Wbcat Op0ot
Winnipcf, Jga, 27. Wheat.
Open. Ert. Thur.
MV !'SH ! 8113H
laST 1.09H 1.161, 1.09H
Jledera Millar Bport
Chicago. Jan. 97 Madera M.Uer say. "X
moutnr in th llnuthwest; prsripiUUoa badly
aeetlad; preaant paaopecU are for reran drrable
aerwaa. abasMtoameat. In aastant poeuoa af
belt prospect favorable.
Xal gteras Xarkat
New Tork. Jan. 27. (I N. 8 ) Turpeo
Un SaraanaJk. 8: New Terk. 3a.
$.9? New Toxt.
Sw Trk Ptata Market
J'f Tork. Jan. 27 (L N. 5.) rVutoea
Itn bulk, barrel or ba) Markat steady tofenn.
Nearby wan. 11.2k ta 8.76; Beaitadaa. 8110.
Chlcacw PaUt Market
Cbtenge, Jan. 7 mis leas Rw wUdi.
2
lat-sf" 3ftl hoiUd.
iiAMSHU ire barrels. tc; gas. $8 H
per gallon. . ' warn
PI CL OfL Raax. 81.88 banal
13a.T WA4-T.fc- 12e; l fb.
TV RPKJSTIN I
TIU100K GRABS
CHEESE PREMIUMS
t M
it tadas Uto BaVkgwd ef th
eatfra he iadnatrw at t TAkia4 KtaAa.
AHaaagh ky a maaai ib greateat Bwadaoer ef
ta xaty. the OaXaw rioa aoday
Caitad RtaUaa. if not in tW world.
la word. Tillamook i toriaj corn man ding
th rraate Paawunaia fee cheaae ai the entire
counuy. net etuy ah Tialajavaek Creamery
a-o-naUoa, through Cart Habectack, ita aaiaa
manaawr, able to ann more (or eiiewaa than
any euw aaouoa, ex to t Blted tt&t. bat th
craaibi for it product ha been anch that
"W peeauaw manufacturing aactioa
ba practicaJly aettriaa to offr.
in use iac oi ire ottering of These from
S to 7 MM iwmnrt luUa.lt. w: .
BOek ba aotinad local aallina .taa3a h.t
na ainii nappeea are ncety to a tem them
until at least March 1. While such a condition
could icaiecLy be believed under oonnil oonrit-
ax uw nnu uaaa that TUuteaook
mm ae oauy Bea atue t aacure a utaaiiiiai
th rest of the United Otaiaa I,,., b..
been abl to sell all it product prior to ta
una in aasig raaoy ror aelieery.
Cotton Market Has
Much Better Tone
New Tort Jan. 27. IT N. 8.1 Them a
a much better tone to the cotton market at th
opening today, la th fas of easea sable from
Ijrerpool the trad was. neary buyer. At the
start Dear months were 4 to 5 points lower and
lata i4ions 3 lo 5 point higher, while sobs,
quest amies carried the oral feneria fully 14
points atxrr laat nig hi 'a close.
The aoarket waa easy late in the day. dos
ha at a net adraoc ef 9 t 16 points.
Spat waa ual, S poinU up at 16.78. No
galea.
Month.
Open.
. . 1630
. . 1600
. . 1562
. 1515
. . 1505
High.
173
1643
1610
1556
1542
IipW.
1627
100O
1560
1513
1S05
Close.
1645
1620
1586
15S3
1515
March ,
Max
July
October
December . . .
AMEKICAS
LIYESTOCK
PBICES
Chteaao, Hoes .ia
Chicago. Jan, 27. Ho SanaiaOa 9 ( Aft -
market fairly easier, mostly atady to at ran a.
r.iM298-0: toaT.hew2Sht
88 408 60 ; medium weight, 18.55 ?85 :
hghtwaignt. 88.75 0 00; light lights, 88.85
9.1U; heavy pack in aowa. atnooah. I7 1jai nn-
P8 . rough. 7.60 0 7.5; piga, 88.50
' At" Keccinta, 4000; market steady to
"Dn- Beef steer, choice snd prime. 39.00 0
19.00; medMra and good, $6.85 8 8.00; good
and choice, $7.75 & 9.50: common and medium
85.75 7.75; butcher cattle, heifers, $4.00 A
7.50; cews. 83.65 6.00: bolla liinason.
canners and Butters, cows and heifers, $11.60 '
light and hancb-weiirht. 88.009 11 AO- faari..
steers, 85. 16 6.75; stacker steers. 84.50(61
au; stacker eons and heifers, $3.00 45.00.
Stiaap. BeBsipta, 11. 60; markat generally
steady. Lamb. &4 th Hnwn xioAnAAma.
do cull aad common, $9.50 1 1.75 : yearUna
wtU. $8.75 y 12.90: wa, $5.25 & 800; do
eulla and common. $2.75 W 5. 00 1 feeder uunh.
$10. S0 12.75. ...
ttissi City Moos $8.8
Kansas City. Jan.-27. it N h i r.oi.
ncnS. 1006; duU. B tears, $5.50 fo 7. 10
oows and heifers, $4.0094.30: stockera and
aasia, cajses, .508.75.
iveveipia, auuu; active. Bulk of sales.
8 40 8.85; top, $8.65; heavies. $8.30
8.65; bshts, $8.50 9 8.65; mediums. $8.40
wa.au.
Sheep Receipts, 1300; steady.
Omaha Mas 8. 70
South Omaha. Neb Jan 97 it v a
C.tUe Raesipts, 1100; beat steer and 'she stock
urai. all other ckuaaa about Ktaaiiv
Hogs Receinrjt. 7 fl fl n mwtl, in a in.
higher. Bulk. $8.15 9 8.4,5: toS. $8.70.
. , SWb Receipts, 2500. Lambs steady to 10c
higher. Early sales, $12.75 913.10; sheep and
feeders steady; best . $7.50.
Daavse Hogs $8.80
latnxer. Colo.. Jan 2 7 in oi n.t.i.
Ro opt. 200: stroaa. Steers- iiMnTis.
caws sod heifere. $4.50 96.50; stackers and
laaaera, a.UUy.60; selves, $8.00 911.60.
Bogs Receipts, 400: 25 940c higher. Too
$S 80; bulk. $8.25 9 8.50. '
Bhp Receipts. 7300; strong. Lambs.
?f f ?? ,8; "" 07.00: feedr.
$10.7591175; yaxUna, $3.50910.00;
wethers, $7.75 9 8.00. '
La Angelas Markat
Los Angeles. Jan. 27 (L N. 8.) Potatoes
Low, $1.00 91.10; Stock tan Burbanks. $2.40
2.50; poorer, $2.00 2.25; Idaho Russets,
$2.65 2 75.
tan Francisco Hoot f 10.80
Ban Prauciaco, Jan. 27. (X. P.) Cattle
Grass fed steers No. 1. 7H974c; second
quality, 66toc; cows and heifers. 595c:
calves, light, 899c; calves, hvx. 8H7toc
8heep Lambs, 9 9 c ; wethgrs. AH el 7c;
swes, 3 H 9 4c
Hog Hani grain, weight 100 175. 40 toe:
over 300, 8 He
Ro ' 8sattl H Marfcrt
KcaUla, Wssh,. Jaa, 27. (1. N. 8.) Hogs
None -
CatUe Receipts. 86, steady. Prim steers.
37.2397.50; medium to otaotc. $8.7697.25:
common to good, $5.30 9 6.50: best cows and
heftm. $5.25 9 5.76; prime light calve. $9.00
IS 18 00; medium to choice,' $8.0090.00
uravies, $7.00 (a 8 00; bulls, $4.75 9 3.25 ; can
ner. $1.60 93.50.
Sheep None.
Kw Tqrk Batter aad Efr
New Tork, Jan. 27. (L N. 8.) Butter
c' t-Tcarajry extrss, 33 is 39c; firsts,
1 38 toe; higher scoring. 34H40c;
state dairy tubs, 27e28o; ladles. 29 31c
Cbaese Markat irregular: demand improved.
Wbl milk specials. 20 to 23 He; fancy aver
age run, 20 22c; lower grsdas. 16 18c
whol milk laacy Yeang Americas. SI to a82c:
skims, spwisls, 15 1 17c; chose. 11 14c; fair
to good. 8sl0c; lower grades, 4 7c
Eggs Market aaaetUed ; assies'. Nearby whit,
fancy. 64e; brown. 58 9 60c; extra, 86 57c;
first, 50 g 33c
Hilk The aoniin wholesale price is 8.37
per quart, delivered in New Tork. Official
quotations disconpuued.
San Francisco Foaltry Market
8n nciseo. Jaa. 27. Poultry Broilers,
1 to 1 H lbs.. 8887c: 1 to to 1 It lbs., 85
37c; 14 to 8 lb., 35 Sic; colored frjers, 2
to 8 lb., 8S8.V; colored young rooster 8
to 4 lbs.. S0&82: oeer 4 lbs., 29 (a: 31c:
ataggy. showing spurs, 30925c: colored old
rooster. 18t2o; Leghorn eld reosurs, ' 1 6
lfc; Leghorn hens, 2 H to 8 lbs.. 2425e;
8 Ih. and orer, 23 26c: large colored heng,
3d H 82c: ducks, young. 25 8 26c; old. 23
24c;. geese, young. 28 30c: -Bye turkey,
ycung, 38 (s S$c; dressed turkeys, young, 44
(S 46c.
Chirago Dairy Prod ire
Chicago, Jan. 27. ButtM Receipts, 4S0
tub. Creamery, extra, 36 me: firsts, $9 9 85c;
packing stock. 15 91T". -
Egns Receipts, 10,688 case. HisreUnBus,
34 9Sre; ordinary first. 31932c; firsts,
35 H 36c: checks, 21 9 28c: dirties, 29 936c
Cheese Twins, new. 10 to c: Daisies, ' 19 He;
Young Americas, 20 to 9 21c; Ltmsborns. 19 c;
brick, 15 He.
Liie Ponltrjr Turkeys, 35c; chickens, 23 He:
springs. 23c; roosters, 18c; geese, 18 9 20c;
ducks. 27c.
Xew lor FoaUrr Market
New York. Jaa. 27. (L S. S.) Uv pool
try Market firm- Chickens, 23928c; fowls.
24 9 38c; turkeys. 30 940c; roostem, 16c;
ducks, 3093 2; geee. 19 23c hid.
Dr?ed Poultry- Market steady. Chickens.
18e40e; few!, 18983c: turkeys. 36954c,
ducks, 34 983: game. 80 927c
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UTerpeol Cotton Steady
UvmoeI. Jan. 27. IL N. 8.) There was
a limited demand for spot cotton today. Txtces
ter. . Psles. 400 bale. American, mid
fair. 11.56; good mid., 10.01; full mid., t.81
mii., 9.26; sow mid., 8.31; good ordinary,
7. Off; ordinary, 6 31. Future apeaed steady.
5Tw Tork Cwttaaseed Oil v
NTo Iri -,f- ,7 Cottonaeed on Jan
$9:53 9:II: i "S:
Saa FntBdsc) fu. Baiiry
San FrancnEa, Jaa. 87. (P. p.) Barley
llpat feed, pet cental. 1221b 9127; ship-
rt a
w Jrk 8gar aad Cfft
- New Tork. Jan. 27. TJ. P.) 8 agar weak
CWTee fco. 7 Km, aot, 8H 9 NaT 4
Santos. 12913m. "., .
pared Market Flrsa
IJwpool. jaa. 21. IV1 market firm bat
tn demand m ealy slam business is couae
uentty banted.
, - Llyfrnaai wkiat Hifhcr
11 , TT" - Wbcat dosed 1 to
THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL PORTLAND, OREGON
ARG
E1NEIHS
BIGGEST FACTOR
WHIAT BID CSCHAHOEn .
Eriday Whtmt Bldf aa.tka Psrtlaad
3CM)iMtt xekar vtra .tke same M
TkTmy. '
XOUTrTWEST UHADf-RECEIPTS
(Compiled by the Merchsnts' Kichanse)
-vrsr-
Wheat. aHrfcy. Flout Oat. Hay.
PocUaad. Friday
1.
16
iar ago ..... 107
3
599 1139
34S 1472
... "l
99 53
8$ 63
. 6
II
394) 1120
300. 1067
to dte.2177S
148 45131
189 517
1
4
78 996
47 631
11
. 148 181
Year aao
10520
s
4
7589
3203
53
1
Tacoro. Than.
Tea atfo .
Tear aaa
Seattle. Than. .
Year age . . . ,
gnaaoji to date.
Tear ago . . . .
9911
8417 178 240
World a wheat trade is today awaiting definite
word aa to th Araaatia question. Cafal from
Baanos Aire ar. mam eagerly acaaaed today
than fox many months past. Not only to the
extent af th sop of vital fotasest to wheat
taatten, oai wuat is almost a tmpartaat is
asatUies Argeatm l aoisf to he free seller,
or hold back as was shown a year ago.
Argeatbi will continue to be the sole at
traction in the wheat for aom weeks, but aot
until more definite information is ataitoble re
gardmc the aituatioa the anil any liberal
activitx Rkalx show la the wheat trad thnab
out the world, and especially in th United States.
London cables continue to feel depressed, with
UtUa inclination to enthuse over th immsdiste
future. Nevertheless, early cable at Livarpsel
showed adaanra of told.orlH ta 2
eat, wail Buenos Aires early was' 1 cent
bagaex.
Locally there is little movement oi wheat
radicated. Foreign, sales are practically nil
said from alight interest in Ireland.
Costs grains remain steady but quiet, wail
noar and teedstnffs are unchsngl.
CASH WHEAT Club, $1.69 91.10; blue
stem and heart, $1 18 91 29: Red Biusiaa.
$15, Tiirky Red, $1.1401.! 8. '
FLOUR Bellinc mice mill rtoor- r.t.n.
$7.0; Willamette valley brands, $5.45; local
aunugui, a.u; Basers bard fbeat, 86.90;
bakers' hluastat, 38.4S; baken' vailey. 86.80:
granana, gs.oU; whole wheat, $5.80; Montana
sprina wheat, patent, $7.40 pjer barrel. Price
for city delivery 15o extra, sabarbaa 29e extra.
HA T Buying price fog old crop: Willamette
timothy, fancy. $14 00 915 00 per ton: Eastern
toegon timothy. $1 0Q per ton: clover, $12.00
iif 5: ttnw- 00 91.00; alfalfa, $14 00
915.00 per ton.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta,
7e; domestic. 7c in carload hats, lass amoants
biglier.
UHXSTUFF8 Mfflrua at miD, sacked, ton
lots, 822 60 ; carloads, $24.60.
31Tlor P" bB,to
o?Ji?LET Burine f1 "1. $24,00 9
$24.50; brewing, $26.59 9 27.00.
fcttu Buying pnee: Kd clpver, 15 16c;
aiaiae, uc; vetcn, OC lb.
!ey. $34.00986.00; whole barley. $32 00;
alfalfa meal 823.00: aoanannt na.l In no
cracked com, $85.00; whole corn, $38.00 pei
wuuie oats, td..ou; rolled oats, $36.00;
hst. $42.00; scratch feed. $44.00 ton.
Wi.iauia Ak.A.uailKC bios:
WHEAT
Jan.
.. 112
. . 109
. . 109
. . Ill
. . 108
. .. 105
FEED 0AT3
. 2750
. 2650
BARLEY
. 2600
. 2400
Feb. March.
112 112
109 109
109 109
111 111
108 108
105 105
2750 2760
2650 2650
2600 2600
2400 2100
2400 2400
2400 2400
Hsxd whit.
s?ft white. .
White club.
Hard winter. . .
Northern apring.
Bad Walla
No. 2 white . . .
No. 2 gray
Brewing
Standard feed. .
CORN
No. 2 E. Y. shin. 240(1
No. 8 E. Y. Shin. 3400
Argon tin Wbaat Higher
Buenos Aires Jan 97 WKU i
1c
higher. . .
Bill Gives Further
Who Lost onEoutes
Washington, Jan. 27. (WASHING
TON BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL)
A bill prepared by the postoffice de
partment granting further relief for
western mail contr..ctors who suffered
from war and after war losses has been
introduced in the house by Representa
tive Smith of Idaho. Several western
members participated in conferences
leading up to he introduction of the bill,
including Sinnott of Oregon, in whose
district many claims are expected to be
presented for adjustment.
The measure authorises the postmas
ter general to investigate conditions
arising from contracts made prior to
January 1. 1919. with a view to adjust
ment of contracts for the fiscal years
1919, 1920 and 1921, where the facts dis
close the necessity," or to cancel the
contracts, the compensation in no case
to be increased more than one third for
any fiscal year. .
PARKROSE NEWS
Juanita Killam, Parkrose, school pijpil
Injured December 30 when a pony she
was riding fell on the pavement and
she was struck by an automobile, Is at
St Vincents" hospital In Portland! the
girls arm and hip were broken; the
latter has been placed In a cast Phy
sicians say the cast is to remain tot
at least two months. Mibs KillanVs
parents live at Eighty-second street and
Sandy boulevard.
Mrs. F. A. Anderson of South Bend,
Wash., has returned to her home, after
spending a week with her sister, Mrs.
E. E. Shaw at Parkrose.
Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Quoidback are
the proud parents of a son born Janu
ary 19.
Mrs. Hager, mother of Mrs. a Van
-u-cii, nas returned, after a visit with
per granddaughter. Mrs. Lela Chinv in
LV-V. Mra Haser celebrated her
g. ucui Dirtnaay Sunday and is In good
health.
Cold weather the last few .-ira i,
made Parkroseers wish for a resident
physician. They consider the new drug
- "'ii ! iuat, airecuon.
Mrs. J. Henderson of Parkrnaa nn
went a major operation last week and
is at the St Vincents hospital.
Mrs. W. H. Nourse, recently on the
sick list, is reported imnrnveH
Motorraan Chestnut skipper of the
rararose car. who suffered an attack
of rheumatism. Is at hia post again.
The Ladies' Aid society held a narl
taeeting Thursday ef last week at the
nome or Mr. A. St riata on Shaver street
Mr. Dale Ie and Misa Maria Rmith
of Portland were united in marriage
at the . parsonage by Rev. Paul D.
Helfman Sunday morning.
Rev. Ralph a McAfee, executive sec
retary of the Portland Council of
Churches, occupied the pulpit ef Union
church Sunday.
The. Miracle Man.- a motion picture
presented by the Parkrose high school
Tuesday night, drew a capacity house.
Movie are proving popular In Parkrose
this winter.
A meeting of the Woman's Missionary
society was held Wednesday at the hsrne
of Mrs. M. Sundber-. There was a
good attendance ta hear the lesson,
"Immigration." Mrs. W. S. Kyser acted
as joint hostess. ' . .
C Johnson recently purchased prop
erty t the corner f Richardson road
and Prescett, adjoining his place; frem
J. Maan Fisher, and has started ex
cavating for the basement ef a house.
CrGEXB HAS 85 OW FALL
Eugene, Ot Jan. 8T. -U. P. A half
inch ef wet enow that fell here Thurs
day as melting fast today. The weath
er is warm.
PRICES HOLDING
III
PRIBAT IIYE8TOCK TRADE
Hear, tttaer. Inn, ha
PwriUad .......! .;s 7 816.M
Chrcaro
t.l
.
S.$i
13.H&
13.1
Omaha
7.48
18.M
7,73
78
Kaisaa aty..
Saa Franelsca
haUle .......
-Vo saajikeL,
PORTLAND LIYKSTWK RCN
Hobs, ('aula lln uu r-.
ErWay - 38 1 ... 687 4
Weak aza 49
Two weeks ago . . H tm
via wees ago . 157 21 1 . . , 9
Year aa Stmm
Two years ao ..897 26 ... 605 14
bra yeaxs aao .1299 163 $ 113 17
Four years ago . 581 311 ... 258 18
North Port 1 nM iu nnaninaBw 1- I ti
TOB. ft te opening of Uw priday morning
""'" taaiieoj. a total ef lovr
aa rannn oompared with two oars 1
week ago and none a ya ago for the asm day
rwo of the four cam of sheep that came
forward to North Portland Friday were 00 con
tsact to an outdd kilter and stopped here only
for vest and food.
hew and asm trad, was exmsidered steady
With salsa at previoa pnesa.
Gaaeral aaeep aad ktmb raaa-
til 01 moan Lam aaxak 8
Prtx valmy tombs
cu tn'bTi.u".br.
tight yearlings
Heavy yearlings
Light wwtkera
Heavy wether ...I"
Ewe " '
9 25 9 IO n
8.2.19 9 25
.75 9 8 25
4.75 9 8.35
7.50 9 8 00
.59 7.50
.5a 7 00
4.8 a 4 0
8.80 0 6.00
, , CattaS Ar Mornlnal
One Ion head appeared in th cattle alley at
.PIun th" morning trade at
.rth Portland. Market was considrred nttmmal
iy needy with former prices continued.
General a til ..,xm
1 uihc auers
7 009 T.50
8.259 7.00
6.75 9 6.25
4.759 5.75
5.50 9 6.10
6000 6.50
4 25(4 5 00
8 25 9 4.25
2.00 9 8.25
3 509 5.00
4.60 9 5 00
11.00 Q 12.00
10 00 4 11 00
1.50 910 00
5.50 9 7.50
Medium to good steer.
9m to medium eteera ........
Common to fair ntts 1 .....
Choice cows and heifers .'.!"
Medium to good oows aad be if era
tr to madiam cows snd heifers
Common to fair cows and heifers
Canners
Bulls
Fair to goad feeder
Cboiee dairy calves
Prime Bitht calves
Medium fight calvs
Heavy calves
Swine Trad Holds
With only a nominal run in th alien, mar
ket for swine held steady to firm at North Port
land Friday morning. Sales of tops available
w ere made around former prices.
General hog market range:
Prime light " .. 9 SO 9 9.75
Smooth heavy. 230-860 lbs. 8.7599 25
Smojth heavy 300 lbs. up 8 00(3 8 75
Rouh hegry 6.00 9 7.75
Fat pigs 9.50 9.75
Feeder pigs 9.00 9 9.50
8Us 5.00 9 6.50
Thursdy afternoon Sal
STEERS
Ave. lbs. Price. fio. Ave. lbs.
. .. 896 3 6.00 f 1 1060
No.
Price.
8 60
a.
cows
2.
1.
1.
925 $ 5.00 I 2.
. 855 $ 4 60
.1110 4 85
. 890 3.75
980 2.50 1
930 4.50 1
BULLS
1 1010 3 50 I
HOG3
4 197 3 1 11 I 4
1 436 6.50 I
EWES
12 135 $ 6.00 I
Friday Morning 8aJa
COW 8
117 $ 9.75
No. Av. lbs. Price 1 No.
Av. lbs. Price
LOCAL ALLEYS
$ 4.75 f 1.
3.90 I 1.
CALVES
$11.50 I
HEIFERS
$ 3.58 I
760
8 3.75
1060
4.75
BULLS
1..
&30 $ S.90
HOGS
3 9.75
9 00
9.73
8.75
8.
19$
330
227
9 75
8.75
9.10
2.
12.
LAMBS
3 9 50 I 32.
YEARLINGS
$ 5.00 I
EWES
3 5.00 I
WETHERS
$ 7.00 i
80 8 9.00
Wool Petition Is
Opposed; Would
Hurt Portland
Every effort was made by railroad
representatives to show the danger of
the petition filed by Boston wool mer
chants for through rates from Omaha
to Boston via the Panama canal ac
cording to J. w. Mount, assistant general
treisnt agent ror the O-W. R. & N,
who returned from the eastern city to
day. The petition fpr through rates would
eliminate Portland as a wool market
should it be approved by the interstate
commerce commission and it would also
deprive the railroads of this class of
freight said Mount The Portland man
was gone for three weeks and also at
tended hearings on rate petitions in
Washington, D. C, and other eastern
and southern cities.
ST. JOHNS
Petitions for improving two of the
business streets in St Johns are beipg
-ui;uiMea.
British money is being presented to
the Peninsula bank every day for ex
change. Recently a British ship paid off
its crew at St Johns in British paper,
and the entire amount was deposited in
the bank for exchange. Ships other than
British sometimes pay in British money,
and the officers' and men are usually
directed to the Peninsula bank when
inquiries are made as to where to cet
-American money.
An all-day session was held Wednes
day by the Deborah W. C T. U. at the
y. W. C A. clubhouse under direction
bf Mrs. M. L. T. Hidden, director of
the Christian citizenship department
Luncheon was served at noon. Some
public and social questions were handled
by Mrs. Hidden with her accustomed
directness.
T. J. Chambers, under direction of
his wife, has been refurnishing their
residence on the Willamette boulevard.
Mrs. Chambers is said to be a practical
and artistic wielder of the brush.
G. W. Cochrane is intending shortly to
earn a real estate office ia St Johns.
Lieutenant R. L Crane has a "Man
Friday-? in Sf Johns. About a year and
a half ago Ed Byers was found working
in Bt Johns with no fixed ideas as to
hia rights and liberties, and attached
himself to the lieutenant, who acts as
his guardian and looks after his bank
account and keeps him at work. The
officers on the St Johns detail have
dubbed Byers "Man Friday," and it is
accepted py both.
Mrs. J. AC Shaw, who has bsen In
charge of the T. W. C. A. branch in
St Jehrn? for several years. Is now in
a hospital in Portland slowly recovering
from an operation.
It s expected the Community club win
have a meeting Tuesday evening. The
possible location of the 1925 exposition
near St. Johns is considered more
promising since economy will have to
be practiced and sites ia the vicinity
of St Johns are .obt4tim,bls at low
Valuation, it is pointed out
Contractors have been looking over
St John anr asking- questipna of bank
officials nd real estate men that indi
cate a desire to construct a umber of
Sasders cottage on th unit plan, if a
suitable tract can bo socured. . '
1 1110
1 810
4 143
1 710
1 1050
4 127
2 180
5... 232
83 186
45 71
I 100
9 120
9 113
in 11 11 ! - hi
lUllmvlHli Lll
SELECTS PORTLAND
That the large steamship companies
are beginning to fully recognise Port
land as one of th principal centers of
business and traffic Is again Illustrated
by the announcement that the Scandinavian-American
line of trans-Atlantic
steamships has appointed Udell &
Clarke, of this city as general agents
for the state of Oregon.
This is the first tim that any AUan-
tie
passenger steamshin line has ar-
pointed a geqer&l agency exclusively for
the state of Oregon, heretofore Seattle
and San Francisco having always been
held by the Atlantic conference to be
the only general agency points on the
Pacific coast
The Scandinavian-American line is a
branch of De Forenede Damppkibsel
skab, (the united steamship assocla
tipu) with a fleet of more than 150
steamers and with head offices in Co
penhagen. The senior member of ih firm o.f I t
dell k. Clarke has been acting for the
Scandinavian-American line for the last
15 years In Portland.
The line has four up to date steam
ers plying between New Tork and
Christiania and Copenhagen where con
nections are made for Baltic sea ports.
RIVER A!ID STREAMS I!
CLARKE COT5TY ARE LOW
Ridgefield. Wash.. Jan. 27. Rivers and
streams in this part of Clarke county
are unusually low at this time of the
year, although the low Uge of water
is not interfering with navigation to any
great e-xtent
Lake river, west and south of here,
upon which Ridgefields lumber indus
tries and others are situated, was re
ported Monday to be the lowest since
last spring. At times water is too shal
low tor deep navigation. The East and
ortn rorks of Lewis riwr also are
low and practically at the stage reached
during the summer months, but Ahe
steamer La Center, ply In g on a tri-wviv
schedule between La Center and other
l-wis river points, Ridgefield and Port-
ianu ana way landings, continues to
make regular trips.
ttain during tie last few days has
caused the rivers to rise sliehtlv and
should they continue for some time the
normaal stage will almost be reached
Salmon creek, south of here, which
empties into Lake river, is unusually
sr.aiiow, ana ancouver lake, near Fe
lid a, is the lowest since last summer.
PACIFIC AXD LOS AXGELES
SHIP COXCERXS MAT MERGE
Los Angeles, Cal.. Jan. 27. (I. N. S.)
Although shipping men declined to com
ment on the situation, reports were per
sistent here today that plans for a mer
grer of the Pacific Steamship and the
Los Angeles Steamship companies were
being worked out at a series of confer
ences being held here. 1
H. r . Alexander, president of the
Pacific company, is in Los Angeles, as
.well as James A. Kennedy, president of
the Inter-Island Steamship Navigation
company of Honolulu. Kennedy stated
he was here to discuss plans for improv
ing service between Los Angeles and
ban Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands
One steamship official was quoted to
day as saying negotiations have not
progressed sufficiently for an announce
ment. The reports have it that the Pa
cific company will take over operation
of the ralatial steamers Yale and Har
vard, which ply between Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
ISTHMIAN LISE SEND1XG 3
SHIPS HEBE FOR CARGOES
Norton, Lilly & Co., operators of the
Isthmian line, yesterday posted three
steamships to load cargo at Portland for
the Atlantic side. They are the Selma
City. Craster Hall and Steel Age. All
three ara enroute from the Orient and
are light On the out-voyage they took
general cargo from Atlantic ports and
the Gulf for the Orient
First to arrive in the river will be the
steamship Steel Age. She will be due
in Astoria Sunday and will take a part
cargo of lumber on the lower river before
coming to Portland to finish. She will
be followed by the Craster Hall, due on
February 2. The Selma City will take
part cargo on Puget Sound before com
ing to Portland to finish.
The Ellerman's Wilson line steamship
Karonga, British, finished this afternoon
with 6000 tons of wheat for Kurope. She
is also handled by Norton. Lilly A Co.
10 VESSELS LOAD AT Oh E
TIME AT GRAYS HARBOR
Hoquiam, Wash., Jan. 27. Five deep
sea steel freighters, one five masted
schooner and 10 steam schooners for
coatswise trade, all loading here and in
Aberdeen, mark one of the greatest mer
chant fleets ever assembled in this har
bor at one time. The freighters are:
Kthelntan. Kaian Maru. Rdmore, Mexi
co and Cape Romain. The windjammer
is the Alicia Havlside, which was but re
cently commissioned after having been
laid up for a year. The steam schooners
are: O. C. Lindauer, Avalon, Carmel.
Catherine G. Sudden. Solano. Tahoe.
Hartwood, Carlos and Trinidad.
M. F. BBADT CO. AWARDED
CONTRACT FOR DOCK CBANE
The M. F. Brady Equipment company
of Portland aaa awarded the contract
for supplying the dock commission, for
use on terminal No. 4. with a locomo
tive crane on a net price of $12,585. The
offer of the Brady company of $4000
for a 40-ton Orton dc Sreinbrenner crane,
now the property of the commission,
was refused at an adjourned meeting
this morning.
Specifications call for 25 day shipment
and delivery of a 25-ton Browning crane
with 60-foot beam, maximum lifting ca
pacity 25 tons and switching capacity
of 10 cars. Six other bid were opened
at the regular meeting of Thursday.
SCHOOKER E TITERS SKIPAXOX
BITER IX 66-MILE GALE
Astoria. Jan. 27. In the teeth of a S0
mile gale, the steam schooner Daisy
Putnam Thursday entered the Sklpanon
river and docked at Warrenton without
any difficulty whatever. This, is the
second large vessel ever to use the
Skipanon, an accomplishment made poo
Bible by recent dredging ther. Th Put
nam will load 496.000 feet of lumber at
the Warrenton municipal dock and will
finish her cargo at other lower river
mills.
GRA RATES ACTIVE
New Tork. Jaa. 27. (L N. S.) Ocaan
grain rates are activa and the markat
holds steady. Ther is an upward ten
dency but board figures have not ad
vanced. Quotations today are: United
Kingdom. 3s 3d 9 Is Sd ; Germany. 174318c ;
Fiance, Atlantic range. 14 lie; Medi
terranean, 22c; Amsterdam and Rotter
dam. 14c; general cargo, firm. - -
OmCEBS ARE ELECTED BT . -
WATERFRONT EMPLOYERS
Waterfront Jim ploy erg" union of Port-1
land held its annual election of officers'-
FOR MAIN BRA
TtdM At AkiorU rUlarda
High Water ' t - Low Water -1:34
A. M...T.T ft-!7jJ4 A. M..,t7 ft
1:445 P. M...S8 ftit:8 P. M..--2 ft
Seaside High water nine minutes
earlier. . , ,
Sesside Low water .1 imlnBtef
mrlier. . - -
Thuraday afternoon in room 21, Bate
building, with (he foltowlag raulU:
President Oecrs PowelL maaarer
Oregon-Pacifw com pa ay 2 vice presi
dent, Henry Rothachlkx. manages Brewn
A McCabe company ; directors, J, AC Mc-
uonaid. , manager Oregon kUevedortng ;
company, a. B. GUky, manager tut the
sao-armac steamship Unas, ecrtary
and treasurer, O. & Swensorv (
All. AL05G TUB WATMFlO-fT
The steamship Eastern pallor, of the
Norkh China line, shifted from terminal
fcp. 1 today to Presoott lor part, cargo
of lumber. 8h will return to th dry
dock for cleaning and painting beior
finishing out be una cargo. .
Th steamer Cellle, of the AUyCprmkk
line, is scheduled to sail for Ban Diago
and way points tomorrow afternoon wiln
passengers and freight.
The French steamship St Jaseph. load
ing 400 tons of wheat for th ooatinant
t Portland, shift today tram IrYina
to the North Bank donhT
'The 111 us Triangle, of the mtsrcoastal
service of the Niawaeo line, aaiied frorn
Philadelphia for Portland today.
Th steam ah tp Senator. Captain Sohst,
will sail from terminal No. 1 at 4 o'elocK
Saturday afternoon for Satt Diego and
way.
.
POSITIONS OP VESSELS
Radm fcprrto freaa North Head gr-s lba wn
tion of th foUoa-ing veaaels at 8 p. aa. Jan. :-
8 8. t bUicmaast, 8aa lraarisc tae Wiiapi
Harbor, 138 miles south WiUapa riirbar
. 8 A Htwauan. 163 milat sorth of Columbia
light vnjaaj.
I t Dornrya. SeaUle fog PorUazai. 14 mOm
southwest f Pasat t'bewaha.
lB Fedaral Wrretom)
Irrittn. San Pedro. PorUasd; 83 mOas
south of Portland.
F. H. Back. Oaenas.' Monterey; M muas soaU
of Oleum.
Kua. Portland, &sa laacnro; 8 muaa
north Ban Francisco.
W. F. Herri n. G a riots, Hooolara; 4!S muas
wast of Caviota,
Kan Jaan. Panataa. Kaa FraiK-sc: 783 ssika
South of San Franciaco.
liamiT. San Pedro. Manila; 186 axiias vest
of San Pedro.
New 3 of the Port
SiTTvahi January; tl
Hawaiian. Amnra slasaaer, from New Terk
and way parte, gesutrsX
MAHI5E ALMANAC
VVUr at Wiaar SUwta
North Bead, Jaa. 27. Conditio a at th
mouth of th rlvnr at noon: Saa rough; wiad
south. 10 miles; weather partly cloudy. .
DAILT R1VEH KEADI5G.
8 a m . Pacific Tiau.
"Ril
l5s jifesaptu!
53 -
I
-i r a 1-3-
7il2?.
StaUons
a
Cmaulla . . . 25 ' 1 .
Eufen 1 6.
Albany 20 7.
Ralem 20 6.
"regon City. . 12 .
Portland ... 1 i 4 .
.4 0.001 4Sl fi
.7:6.68 47 88
.610.38 44 32
6 0.87 45 82
0i.5A
.3. 56 4 86
.IH.!
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.4 0.
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Rising. -Falliag.
RIVER FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland will remain
nearly stationery diring lb next two or three
oaja, except as all beted by to tide.
AT WORLD'S PORTS
Antoria. Jan. 27. Railed at snidnlrht
1 Steamer Mexican, for Cnited Kingdom. Left up
b uuuiujtiii auuicT nawaiian.
Philadelphia. Jan. 26. Saiird Strainer Blue
TriaagrV, fur Portland. Me, tor Pacific Coast
porta.
EaltJmor. Jan. 26. Bailed Steamer Hsaley
from kUneiUaa. for Portland.
Astoria. Jan. 26. Sailed at 1 a as
Steamer Hochrx. for New York. Sailed at 1
P- m. Dutch steamer Moerdiik. fur Carted
Kingdom. Sailed at 1 p. a$tauur MoBtafu.
Tatoosh, Jan. 26. Pained out Steamer H
waiiin. for Portland.
Ta-oma. Jan. 2. gai led Steamer Colusa,
tor Beilingliam and Portland.
San Pedro. Jan. 26. Arrived Steamer
isnxonan, rrom new 1 orx. Tor Portland- Ar
nica .uotcrsuip nacinds. irom Portland. Ar
nr Steamer Cold Harbor, from Philadelphia,
for Ran Francisco and Portland- Arrived
St-r-mer Pleiad, from New Orleans, fug Portr
iana. Amvea bteamer admiral Eraua, froi
Portland, for San Diego, sailed Steamer I
Puri&uug. (or Portland.
Xew York, Jan. 2C Railed Steamer Walter
a. iucsecDacu, lor foruand.
Port Town-er.d. Jan. 26. Arrived Norwrg
isa steamer Tricolor, from Columbia nrer. Ux
laroma.
New Tork. Jan. 23. Arrived Steamer Fred
J- I-uekenbaHi. from Portland.
San Pntnciaco, Jan. 27. I L K. B.) Arrived
Jan. 26 Yacht On Time Again. Los "tIfr
m. , mourns, aaiifia iruz. a:2S p.
W illpolo. Seattle. 7 p. ra. bailed Jan. 26 Frank
II. Hock. Monterey. 2:10 p. as. : Admiral tJrwey
Seattle. 3:25 p. m. ; Atlaa. Gray Harbor. 8:50
p. m : Yale, Los Angeles, 4:1 p. m. : Julia
inekeabeea. New Yor. 4 :20 p. m ; Arctic, Fart
oracs. i p. m. ; acguarq. e-ureka, S:l p. m
ueatport, Lreaecnt Cuy. 8:10 p. m : P. H.
Hulman, Los Angele., 9 p. nt Arrived today
v.j.io, iicvona. i a. ia: saa Foam, i.reenwood.
1:30 a m.; Oieam. Portland, 4:1$ a at;
Coquilla, Monterey. 6:16 a m : Capr. Caspar
pSk-"-: Wahkerna. Lo Angele. 7:30 a as
sailed Jaa 27 Destroyer, ltenshaw. cruise,
8 :35 s. m.
tsttle. Wash.. Jan. 24 (L K. B.) Ar
rivul Paaamaa. from Boatoa. 9.86 a m.
N'yanxa, from Mobile vis Portland. 9 am.
V K-tona. from Sootl.aoatera Alaaka. 7:13 a a
Sue! al inner, from Tacosxs, Sam. Amrwd
"- 2r-. s- 1mo- Ban Fra aHm, 1 1
P. m.; Westhsm, from Bntlh Columbia ports
10:45 p m.; Kfrreu. from Baa Pedro. 118
p. m ; hdgar F. I ic km hack, from Kew Tark
vi Portland. 8:30 p. ao.; Teehld Mara K.
1 . from Muroraa. 8 a. m. : Maitea Mara, from
Kobe. 8 45 p. tn.; Admiral Bebree. from Ta
r?t 6? p . " lJ- J- 26. Admiral
l.oodrlch. for hverett, 8 16 p. m. : Uasraiia
for Bonuo via Portland. 2 p as. ""-a.
Sn Pedro, 10 80 a as.; Cp axRoiaa, from
New York. 11 l a
Aberdeen. Waab.. Jaa a ln.1 a
Frsnciac Mipu. from Kobe, at 6 p ax. '
Sjatti, Wash.. Ja 27. (L K. S ) Ar
rtrad: annlusnd. from Tscosna. at 5 a m
Sailed: Hawaii Mara, for Manila, at I a. as.:
. - a,.,... i,r snia. aromoia aorta, at 4 Is
a. m.; Taluiybiut, fox Maaiia. at 3:1 a m
Aimed Jan. 26: Byane. from Soahsastera
Atsaka. st 9 20 a a; kuhia, MTjTfror!
Mil. at ID i m.: Trsrfarras. t-am mimatU
mi 6:2 p. m.: Tivertoa. from Kaa Frsacaaco at
auos. Sailed Jaa. 2b: Rosalie Mabonrr W
Pan Frsnciaon. t 10 P. m. y. fat
Taranna Waab.. Jaa 27 Arrived: Tricolor .
from Buesrn Aire via Fort'aad. si T II a m :
Premdent, from Beatu,. at k a m : Tome! Mara'
tJ.' -KoT- ' J? a as. Arrivl Jsn. 26:
Victoria, from Seattle, at 145 am V.lA
i. Vf: ..r."AB-.. - Bsad
- -- - ..rvvmuvawaa V J, log AV
Tork. t
Epidemic of Colds
Puts End to Dances
University of Oregon, Eugene Jan. 27
Although there are no cases of TJu"
on th university campus there is a mild
epidemic of rolds snd grip. Th uni
versity heaftb scrvic issued aa order
Thuraday. prohibiting dances for th
next few dsya Th unlveralty Infirmary
has had mors tha a 100 cases of cold
this week, and tha txteaaur takeT u
merely "a t-recautioo, according to Dr
Bovard. "
Columbia P
S. S. Eastern Sailor Feb. 1315. S. Wett Nomttjm Mar. 0
SHANGHAI, MANILA AND HONGKONG
S. S. Vinita Feb. 17 S S. Wett Coyote - Mar. 17
Tt Farthar lrTaiBtia Beg". lag Rpare, Rstet, tte, AtBly U
Traffk Deaartmeat
509-522 Board of Trade Bld Portland. Ore.
- - Or ASTORIA KHIPPlia COMPACT. Astoria. Orrgei . ; .
- Or K. T. JOUhlt a CO, Ceatrsl Bldg, iestUe, Wash.
a ... . ... .V-,
19
Harding May -Ertracl'
Coastwise Laws ? to
PhiUppine Islands
11 .. I 111 I 4
Washington. Jan." ' Z1JWASBIXa
TON BURKAU Or TKH JOC1LNAV)
President Harding U latter to Si
tor ArcNary. saw. ha eXXnW-t SAa I
confer with a del ratios from the Phfllp-
nuB iBiauKis aa me nueaUon of bring
Ins thoso UUnda wlitiln th coastwum
Uw of th United Stat, which would
require that ahipa enrared In tha Ptaiiia-
ptne trad bo mnder tk JUgMrtomsi flag.
ic.-ary tvaa earned to the prosklemt
suggestion from J. C. Alarwonk.
rsidjit of th Columbia Paoffio
StBUJtahip cornp-ny. that th Pfwaidaat
lasum a proclamation Mtasdias; th
oastwUe law to th IxOanda Tha
prwsldest say tv caanot state dafiniu
what actios will b taken, adding;
"Everything that can h fully nstl
fid will be dona lo noourg trad la
AsTaffik boltoxsa'
4-Cent Drop Made
In Price of Milk
--a-aw-wnm J
Astoria, Jaa. 17. Milk prises ta As
toria will fall by February A, wbsn
a rot ef Irosa IX to 8 oents a sart.
decided upon by lJraea tati va af lbs
dairymen and dislrlktttor Wodaasday
night, will bcoss cffoeUwa.
SETESTT-FITE WOaTRV DRAWW '
Corral Us, Jan. 57. Seve-ty-flv
women' name ware draws for tha
Ben ton county jury list. Mrs. tlsaWth
B. Bier was th first worn a oa th
Tha
Jam. 1
Baa Pvv Jnll
New York Jaa. f
...aa rrasv Jaa 9
. . .6a.tt! Jaa
...ftea rVaa. Jaa. 8
Waal Bwanw ...... k-ureka Jaa. 3
RowSrfc Ba3 Saatil Jan.
n error samasi ...... .Jan. 1 1
n a ureae. ........ na uanr .
Diy Mstnew aa Eraa
aamtrai soitmsa
r. A sat. '.liall
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narry Uarsaca. . . . Raw tart. ..... FVb.
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Raws u
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Admiral Kvaaa
Craster Ball
Maaalsni
City ef Uacola....
PWtedas ...
Slm City
Ovater run
rhtd Me K $.
K. L LoHianbach. . .
Rskuya kiar
Viait
Baaoal Mars
Memnoa
NooreenCik
EcTPt Mara
Arisena
Cold Harbor
Tuiebaet
Rotariae
Ttnroshiaui Rsra . .
Ohiaaa
, ...aaa.
...Feb.
.it. lire
. BaaoW ".,
. Baa rrsa Pa.
.HoU Feb,
.New Or Was ...Feb.
.Kabe Pa.
Fw.
8t.-aV"-ti 1'
. Baa ' Fran, ...... Feb,
.F-baagbal $.' i
. ranraaarr ...!?. I
.Rottavdam .....Feb. jt
.Muroraa .......rab.lt
.Kaw Tark......r-b. 18
. PtuUiaiiaaia ....Fab. If
.sa rra... ...... Feb. 1$
.RiMwaoa Aim... Paa, it
. Kab Fab. 1 6
Hew Tork Fwb, $
Vemata
Betn Mar ...
KanstnTa ..
'Aaal lien haw .
HsnxnsB . . . .
Annette Rorph .
Ryder Hsnify . .
ajlJaarph . .
Ceorsrina Ralph
BaBator
City of Vk-trri.
fru ....... .J.att
. . . . Europ .. . .. .Jaa It
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- 1 ara ....... a. II
Baa Padr. .... .Jaa 1 1
las Padre Jaa I
E""1 a
..kicxica ........ Jaa. 8
B Ftaa.. .. .. .J sa. 8
a Dlag aad way .Jaa. 1 1
Orient l.a 11
rteai ii t .
Bo Cite
.prlevt ...,....rb. 1
Ban rrsa Feb. t
Admiral Rodmaa 8. F. gad way... Feb.
haikyn Mara Jspaa , ..Feb.
F-ika Mara Orvaat ........Fab.
Colua West Coast ....Feb.
Panamas ...Earop ...... .Feb.
H B. Ore Baltimore ......Fab.
Harry lArkcnbech. . . . Kew Terk Fna,
Clyd llsra Jspaa . ..!.
Howtrb 1111 Fngisod ,
Ramus
Wert Ooaat Feb
afannlasd . . .
Pleiades
"ratter HTt .
Eartera Sailor
Bono role ......Fab. 6
Jew Or4rsas ...Fab.
fcew Orlaaa ...Fab. 6
"ffihT
Annette Rolrah .
Cjty of Tacton
Hyde Mara
rvaley Putnam . .
Faatarn Bailor . .
feorging Ralph .
Puku Mars
Hawaiian ,
Henrietta .
John W WcQg.
Kaikm Vara . . ,
Oregoe Fir . . . ,
Rjder Hanify . .
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BslbT Pee.
s - Barrer
Wartaatna
Pisarott
Portland FVar hUu
Termhmi a
TfrmHaaT U. 1
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Ysawaae
rtortb Bank
Kalnt Joeeph ....
B-lne Mara
Swifillght
Tbeodor RaceeveK
Senator ........
TbiaUe
....Roct Bar
.TaraausaJ aa.
Although Ar sen Una la only one third
the nt of Br axil It has more than 21 O
miles of railroads io the larger country
TRAJv-SPORTATlOM
rsrr ad rreirht rrle
S. T ta
tiiaaouiv'e d f-f
BOL'THaaf HTrtST
ourrMia
Bah.
t Baa. a aaaav
MAURgTSSia
BtBtNOABIS
a. Bar. 8 Mag a
K. Y. Tt HALIFAX. PLTMorTH.
VtL'U AND HAataCBia -
ax oa i 7T..... TT...
aag a awae IS Jut 41
t-nsa-
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BOSlOg TO !rrro-ivrltT. UTtkfOOL
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For tr.fnrmtioi. trrketa, aae err an
laral Ascbte CcaaraJty fT,oa. f ri aM
bad A-. aVmtUa Faaae EOiatt I(t.
AUSTRALIA
a twr gfjuaaa ostm ga
aKewi . a or a gay gtuLaAR
SM CH4FBSS Ha 1 1 1
ASTORIA and WAY POIIiTS
fTKAaUR BCBVrCg
la svalte llscast Bnaesoyl M p. WL
pWaaid -ti A r xsadi Saa
Ciaasrrns. Mad log aa sU aad Aam "
Pmrk Poxata ' ' "
f ARJt It $8 EACH WAX. $3 9 ROC rup
Tmi has a is a TBAaapoRTanes tta.
Vswaw to Ai-tee
Mexarc '. AWrdW
Raaa Ctry .......
Steel An
Booby alia .......
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NORTH CHINA LINE
acific ShiDDing Co.
Direct Freight SerWa Wlthest TTa-SkfBt
PORTLAND TO . -
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