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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 'lrZ. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. 15 RAIEROM INTERESTS ARE TRYING TO: KILL POTATO INDUSTRY IOWA BUTTER ISk OFFERED LOCALLY EGGS TO ADVANCE Following the advances at prac ticaliy all leading markets of the country a rise of 3c a dosen will be quoted for ergs by the Poultry producers at the opening of the Wednesday trade. Selects will move to 42c, firta 40c and pullets 36c a doren. - v . TUESDAY'S DAIRY TRADE Butter Egrrs Cheese Cabe Extras. Select. Flats. Portland 41 c 89e S3 e San Franclt.co.50Mt 53 29 Chicago t'Vt 80 29 New Tork 41H 6 84 Seattle 43 43 29 Los Angeles ..SO 45Vi Batter from Iowa in carload lots hs reached the Portland trade in answer to the extreme price new available here for both cube and print toek. The carload of latest arrival frr,m lows U considered of Terr good quality by tile trade here with sales reported around 3!)c a pound. This is 2o below what extreme quality local cube are selling at, a price which means that the Eastern stock ia a bantam. Demand for good butter continue very lib eral here. Iocal outout today t showing prac tically no surplus so far a the better makes are concerned, aitlio-ugh some offcrade slock is dragging somewhat, but is selling at the lower prices generally named. There is . oniy parsing interest in offquality fresh butter, due to the abundance of storage stix:k of quality which is offering at practically the tame figures. "Butterfst prices are generally uniform, there being no fight indicated in the local territory. Those desiring special information regarding any.maiket should write the Commercial Editor, Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for reply. EGG TRADE COM.tKS ACTIVE Market for eggs continues to reflect activ ity here with practically no further change in prices.- Storage stock is moving out freely , with general sales of select at 32c a dozen. CHEESE SITUATION tS HOLDING Cheese market situation reflects a steady tone., with pncea generally held at the recent range. Tillamook continues to show a de mand (rem the North and South that is ab sorbing all - offerings. OIICKEN MABKtT JI ITE ACTIVE Quite fair degree, of activity is noted in the chicken trade here with former prices generally continued. There continues the ben call in heavy stuff, but little of this is avail able at the moment. Other supplies in abundance. PEACH DEMAND LESS LIBERAL Demand for canning peaches is less lib eral with an overabundance of small stuff which is selling from 60c Up for uuamy. Large Crawford and clings are scarce, with i.ales generally at So (i 80c a box. BARTLETT PEAK SEASON EXDIXG Only very limited stocks of fresh Bartlett pears are available, the bulk of the offer ings being out of storage, with general sales around 3c a pound bulk to retailers. Packed stock around $2 box. BRIEF NOTES l'KOLFCE TRADE Car. California onions in; cost $1 landed; good quality. Car Tokay grapes in from the south; sales i - crate. . Good cantaloupes scarce at $1.75 2.00 per crate. General reduction in dried bean prices. Country killed calves slightly higher for quality; nogs steady. SHIPPERS' WEATHER OTICE Weather bureau advised Tuesday: Protect shipments during the jiext 36 hours against the following maximum temperatures: Going north to Seattle. 70 degrees; northeast to Spokane. $2 (decrees; east to Baker. 82 de grees, and south to Ashland, 88 degrees. Max imum temperature at Portland tomorrow about 7 ti degrees. PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES These are the prices retailers pay whole salers, except as otherwise noted: BUTTER Selling price, box lots: Cream ery prices Prints, extras, 46c; for plain wrap- ?ers, cubes 41c per lb.; dairy, buying price, 5 27c per lb. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery basts: No. I grade. 46c; No. 2, 43c; No. 1 zone. 44c tor "A" grade. CHEESE Selling: Tillamook, triplets, 28929c: lb.; Young America. 29 30c lb.; Oregon triplets, 23 ifl 24c. Buying price, f. o. b. Tillamook: Triplets, 26c; Young America and longhorns. 27c. Selling price: Block Bwisa, tancy. 31 g; 32c; Ltmburger, 24 4 28c; cream brick. 242tic. EGGS Buying price. Front street: Cur rent receipts, Western Oregon, 32c per do sen; Eastern Oregon, 29c per doien; hen neries, 35c per dosen: selling price, select, B9c per dozen: . candled, 37c; pullets. 33c; itorsge. extras, 82 s 33c per dozen. EGGS Association celling price: Select. 89c; brown. 3c: firsto, 87c; pullets. 33c. LIVE POTLTRY Selling price: Heavy hens. l($22c per lb.; light hens, 11913c; broilers, Rocks, 21 23c; other broilers, 18 20c per lb.; old roosters, 8c; ducks. 14 15c lb. Fresh FrulU and Vegetables FRESH FitCITS Oranges. S. 50 11.00 box; bananas. 0 9 H e ; lemons, (9.0010.25 per case; grapefruit. Florida, 1; Califor nia. J3.75.J S.00; peaches- 6585c; can 'jslopes, 73c 1.25: watermelons, llHc per lb. ; ice cream melons, list lb. ; honey dew melons, 2c; casabas. i He; Bartlett pears. 75c 9l.50 box; Concord grapes, 20 & 25c basket; Malaga. $2.00 lug; Tokay. $2.25.- 4-baaket :rate. The Iialles. $2.50 lug. BERRIES Blackberries, $1.35 91.50; lUawberries, $2.00 3.00 per crate. DRIELl FRUITS Dates. 4. 50 9 6.00: figs, white, 16c per lb; prunes, 40s and 50s. &V-lb. pox. 14c lb.; 50s and 60s, 15c lb. ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Ore gon, $1.25l-75 cental: garlic. 10 15c per lb.; green onions, 25 9 30c per dozen bunches. POTATOES Seliinst irice to retailers: Ore gon, fancy, $1.25 1.60 per cental; sweet potatoes. 3 14 ( 4o per lb. VEGETABLES- Beets. 40e per dozen bunches; cabbage, lHc per lb.; lettuce. $1.25 (,1.75 crate; carrots, 40c per do, bunches; tomatoes, Oregon. 304Oc; horseradish, 15c Ib.; artichokes, ( ) $1.00 per dozen: cauli flower. 509$1.25 dot; celery. 6075e per dozen; summer sq.ua 5c Yellow Bantam corn. $1.00 9125 sack. APPLES New crop, $1.00 91.50; crab apples. '4c lb. Meats - COUNTRY MEATS Selling price: Coun try hogs. loc. neavy stun less; veal. tops (about SO to 100 losj , la(3loVe oer lb., heavy stuff less; lambs. 18c per lb. SMOKED MEATS Hams, 25 945c lb.; bisakfast bacon, 22 ( 43c PACKING HOUSK MEATS steer beef. life 15c lb.; heifers. 119 12a; cows. 8 9 lie lb.: lamb. IS 20c lb.; 'ewes. 10 914e lb.; hogs, 1 6 c lb. LARD Kettle rendered. 1 So per lb.; tierce basi., compound. 14 tie. u eocenes BEANS Small white, $6.50: large white. $6.50; pink. $6.00; lima. $9.00; bayou. $6.M; red. $5.73. HON ET New, x4.tP0 9 4.30 per ascx. RICE Japan, No. 1, 6c; Blue Hose, Cite lb.; New Orleans head. 6 He COFFEE Roasted, 21 Va 923 Ho lb.; in sacks or drums. SALT Coarse, half ground. 100s, $18.00 ton: 50s. $17.33: table dairy. 60s, $27.50; bales, $3.&04 00: fancy table and dairy. $34 30; lump. $26.50. SUGAR Ciibe, $8.10; fruit and teny, $7.15; yellow r. $6.55; beet eranulated. o a; extra t ?n.75; golden C. $6.80. CANNED MILK Tails. $4.63; baby w.vo caae. SODA CRACKERS In bulk. J5o la. Veal 16c Market very short. Shin immediately. -Checks by return maiL The Savinar Co., Inc. 1 FROST ftT PORTLAND. OR, INTELLIGENT PRODUCE MARKETING Toa will get higher returns) for your as before shipping any product to Mies . ,? T t t t - " -a, vr Win ai....a w . Mwsi v. xnv see fiow Ruby & Co., 21S Front St. DASUET OCTVL WCtt BrHrmts K. Cohen Insofar as City Commissioner Bige low, tn charge of the -public market. Is concerned, Portland consumer can be gouged to the extreme by -speculative interests who inhabit the Yamhill street city stalls at nominal expense. Cauliflower, for instance, is quoted at 25 cents a head by the city official, who is paid to protect the housewife against profiteering in the city stalls. The price of cauliflower at wholesale is generally not more than IS cents per dozen, 'and farmers naturally sell to wholesalers even less. At the price asked on. the public market the price manipulators command K profit of at least $2.25 out of a $3 sale. . Consumers can purchase most excellent quality for, less at private stores, where the expense of doing business is heavy. This is the season for big production of cauliflower, and the quality Is ex tremely favorable, with large sized heads available. Consumers need have no fear of pur chasing so-called storage eggs at this time, because the quality, as a rule, is quite favorable and sales are at a con siderable saving to the housewife. The end of the peach canning season is at hand, although the markets are well filled with stock of quality. Small sizes predominate, and are very mod erately priced, while fancy large sizes are scarce and somewhat higher. Retail prices generally show: Butter Fresh creamery, 48 9 52c. Fish Salmon, 12 H 9 25c; halibut. 25c; black cod, 10 9 L2 hi c Flour Best local patent. $2.00 2.25 per 49-lb. sack. Potatoes New, 2 9 8c lb. tlnions 3 9 4c b. Yamhill street prices: Carrots. 4e bunch; string beans. 5c lb.; peas, 13c lb.: cabbage, 2c lb-; cauHflower. 109 25c head: lettuce. 5 910c head; new potatoes. 2 He Jb. ; celery, 1015c bunch; tomatoes, 4c lb. Com Green, 15 20c dosen; Bantam, 15 9 20C dozen. Honey Comb, 25c: quart. 65e: pint, 3 Sc. Egg- Public market, 40c; private stores, 86 9 45c dosen. Poultry- Light hens. 22c Ib. ; heavy hens, over 4 lbs., 26c lb; fryers, 30c lb.; broilers, 32c lb. Cantaloup-- Fancy stock. 6 10c each. AMEHICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES Chicago Hogs $10.00 Chiragct, Sept- ,1. (I. N. S.) Hogs Receipts. 24,000; market 10 20c lower. Bulk. $7.65 9 9.90; top, $10.00; heavyweight, $8 9 9 65; medium weight, $9.50 (B 10.00: light weight. $9.65 910.00; light liglits, $9,25 9 9.75; heavy packing sows, smooth, $7 65 9 8.25; packing sows, rough, J7.10gE.6D; piss. $S.25 9.25. Cattle Receipts. 14.000) market, steady to strong. Beef steers Choice and prime, $10 5 9 11.65; medium and good. $8.00910.50; good and choice. $10.75 911.50: common and medium. $6 00 9 9.50. Butcher cattle Heifers $5.00910.00; cows. $4.0098.25; bulls, $8.50 9 7-00. Cs,nners and cutters Cows and heifers, $2.50 9 4.00; ranner steers, $3,75 9 5.00; veal calves (light and handyweight ; $10.50 914.00; feeder steers, $5.50 9 8.25; stocker steers, 04.50 9 7.50; stocker cows and heifers, $3.25 8 5.50; stocker calves, $5,50 9 7.25. Western range cattle Beef steers. $6.509.5O; cows and heifers, $4.00 9 8.25. Sheep Receipts 15,000; market steady to strong. Lambs (84 lbs. down), $13 009 14.25; lambs (S5 lbs. up), $12.00 913.75; lambs cuLs and common. $9.00 912.50; spring lsmbs, $9.00 911.50; yearling weth ers. $6.5090.00; ewes, $5.50 9 7.00; ewes, culls and common, $1.5094.00: breeding ewes $4.50911.25: feeder lambs. $12.00 9 13.75. Denver Hogs $0.85 Denver. Sept. 19. ( V. p.) Cattle Re ceipts. 30C ; market steady. 15c higher. Steers $6.5098. 00; cows and heifers. $4.0096.50: stackers and feeders. $5.00 9 7.50; bulls. $2.50 9 3.50; caives, $6.00 9 9 5. Hogs Receipts, 700; market steady. Top, $9.85: bulk. $8.00 9 9.75. . Sheep Receipts 2500; market steady. Lambs. $12.00 9 13.2.1; ewes. $4.0095.50; feeders, $12.00 9 12.85. Omaha Hoes $9.30 South Omaha, Sept. 19. Cattle Receipts. 15,000; beef steers steady: com fed strong; veals and butchers CmiIt. Slnrkera nri feeders slow to lower. Hoes KeceiDts -,7O00 : mixed and hutch. 5c to 10c lower;" top, $9.30; packing grades 10c to 15c lower. J7J0(i 7.90. Sheet) Receipts. 2D Ortft ft lamh, l n higher; Western. $14.00914.25: sheeD firm. Kansas City Hogs $8.40 Kansas City. Sept. IB. (I. N. S.) Caftle Receipt. 10. 000: active. Steers. $9,00 9 10.30: cows and heifers. $3.50 St 5.75: stack ers and feeders. $5.00 9 7.85; calves. $9.00 e 1 1.00. Hots Receipts. 7000: dull. Bulk of sales. SD.uuias.ao; top, S9.40; heavies, tXSOlo 9. 3tJ ; lights. $9.1599.40; mediums, $9.00 , Sheep Receipts. 8000: steady. Lambs. $13.00914.25; ewes, $7.50. No Seattle Hog Market Seattle. !ept. 19. Hon None Cattle Receipts. 4 2 5 ; steady. Prime steers. ii.iiiH9.ini; meaium to choice. $7,25 9 7.50; common to good. $6.50 9 7.00; feeder $4.50 9 5.00; bet cows and heifers, $5,25 9 5.50; canners, $1,5092.50. Sheep None. San Francisco Hogs $11. BO San Francisco. Sept. 19. (1". F. ) Cattle - Grass fed steers. No. 1. 7H97e; second quality. 79 7 He; cows and heifers. b 9 6c; light. 8V9 9c; heavy. 5 9 6 H c. Sheep Lambs, iml2c; wethers, 5 9 6c : ewes, 5 9 6c. Hcer Hard grain, weight 100-175. 119 -11 He; over 300. 8 hi 9 9 He Boston Wool Market Slower Pnnn IA TI.. T , , -" : - . v 'it? umiun vwi maraet slackened its activity somewhat today after we- 7tt- ui me tanri mu in tne sen ate. Prices were fully maintained at recent At . r.t. . . j ut cleanup ol smau ranch caps throughout the Northwest and in Texas nnrjmi' a .Via . . j .. c r i . - well taken, although the figures paid are be lieved to have been under the top of the season. Liverpool Wheat Market Liverpool, Sept. 19. Wheat: Open. I 'lose. Loss. Gain. Sept. OslOd Bs9Vid ... Hd Dec 0s 3d 2d Hd . . . NstsI Stores Markft New Tork. Sept. 19. (I. N. S.) Turpen tine Savannah. $1.25; New York. $1.35 Rosin Savannah. $3.20; New York, $6.30. NUTS Walnuts, 24 9 34e Tb. : almonds. 25 928o lb.; filberts, 20927 He lb.; peanuts. 10 913a lb. : pecans, 80 9 32c lb.-. Brazils, 19 9 22c lb.; chestnuts, Japanese, 22 924a lb. Fish and Shellfish FRESH FISH Chinook, fresh, 16918c; halibut, 18920a per lb.; black cod, 6c per Ib.; basket kippered cod. $2.00 ; basket kippered salmon, $2.00; nag cod, 7 9Sc Ib. ; sole, 10c per lb. : sturgeon. 20o lb. ; red snappers, 8c Ib. OYSTERS Eastern, $4.50 gal.: Olympia. $5.00 per gallon. $1.40 quart: crabs, large. $3.50 dozen; small. 2.50 dozen. Lumber and Shingles Latest carload lumber sales by manufac turer, quotations representing f. o. b mill val ues in direct sales tn retailers and including selling expenses: Hops, Wool and HKSes HOPS 1922 crop, nominal 10o lb. HIDES Calf skins. 12 913c lb. ; kipa. 9 9l0e lb.; green hides, 6 9 So lb.; salted. 7 9 9c per lb. MOHAIR Nominsl. 20 9 82o Ib. SHEEP PELTS Ior dry pelts, 1830e; short pelts, 9 810c lb.; long hajr goat pelts,' 10 912o lb.; abort hair coat pens, 20 9 50e each- WOOL Willamette -anas', coarse, 20 9 80c; medium. SO8c lb.; fine. 80 985c lb. ; Eastern Oregon-Idaho, 30 987c lb. TALLOW AND GREASE, No. 1 tsQow 5 9 5 H c; No. 2. 4 H 9 6c; grease, 8 H 9 4elb CASCARA BAB.K 1922 peel. 6 He; 1921 peel. 7 He ft. : crape root, 6e Ib. ROPE Sisal. 18916c; Manila, 16H9 18c per Ib. tTIRE NAILS Base price. -$4.23 kec. WHITE LEAD 100-lb. ke. 12 He )b UNSEED arlL Raw. bbla.. $1.10; kettle boiled, bbl.. $1.12; raw. cases, $U25; boiled, cases. $1.27 gallon. GASOLINE iron bbls.. 26e; cases, 38c per gallon. TL RPKNTINE 5 gaTVm cans, $1.71 srsX FLOORING: High Low. Avi 1x4 No. 2 and bet. .$34. OO $45.00 $ 1x4 No. 2 T. g . . 89.00 38.00 80.00 FINIS Hr . 1x8 10 . 86.00 53.00 CEILING; x4 No. 2 and bet.. 88.00 37.00 DROP SIDING : , 1x6 No. 2 and bet. . . 43.00 40.00 ..... BOARDS AND SHIPLAP; 1x8 lO sis ......... 10.00 5..... DIMENSIONS: . 2x4 12-16 . 20.50 16.50 ..... SMALL TUIBKR3: 4x0 13-16 . 24.S0 10. SO 20.50 LATH; 4 ft No.' 1 fir ...... S.5w '.... ..... A shingles $.60 8.40 Total aaias by 18 mills, 2.405.O0O feet POTATO RATE IS 1 UNFAIR TO STATE By Hymen H. Cohan While pTXctScally all other sections of the country at being given specially low rates on potatoes by the railroads, or the latter are preparing to da so. no effort whatever i being made to -give the Western Oregon. Eastern Oregon or Oentral Oregon growers any concession. Railroad interests take practically no inter est in the needs of Oregon potato $ rowers and unjurt traffics have acted as a bar against the industry in this state and especially . so in Oentral Orecon where the growers are so badly handicapped that the best potato grow ing section ia in country may be foroed to retire from toe industry. While other sections are petted and pam pered by the railroads in their efforts to up build the territories along their lines, the same companies which operate in Oregon re fuse to come to the aid of producers of this state. Idaho and the Yakima sections as well as sections in Utah snd Colorado as well as in Califomis. can secure better rates on the railroads to aid traffic, but Oregon growers get no such concessions. In the meantime the low rates given other sections have not only forced other markets to purchase in other states than Oregon, but the fact remains that this state ha been so completely captured by producers of Idaho and Yakima that practically no business is available even in the home market. Mlnneapolis-Daloth Flax Minneapolis. Sept. 18. (I. N. S ) Flax: September. $2.33; October. $2.29; Novem ber. i2 2H: Iecember. $2.26; May, $2 26 track. $2.35; arrive, $2.83. IniluUi. Sept. 18. (L N. 6.) Flax- fW.tember. $2.85; October. $2 31; November, $2.29; December. $2.24 H ; track. $2.35 2.36: arrive, $2.31. Weak Cables Force Sharp Declines In Chicago Wheat Pit Chicago. Sept 10 I. N. S.) General selling, inspired by weakness in Liverpool fu tures, brought sharp decimes in wheat prices al th start today. Corn opened H c to U c higher on commis sion house buying. Oats started H c lower to H c higher. Trade was light snd offerings small. Provisions opened easier with movements slow. Chicaeo. Sept. 1 9. ( I. N. S. ) Favorable news of the foreign political situation turned wheat weak today, and traders solithe market lower, who yesterday were on the Trying side. The market lacked snap. Corn and oats fol lowed the trend of wheat. Wheat closed H to 1 H e lower. Corn eased with wheat, but cash com was in fairly active demand. Com closed H to c lower. Oats were firm early, but eased with other grains and closed unchanged to 38c lower. Provisions were lower. Chicago range reported by United Press WHEAT Open. High. Sep. ..... 104 V, 104 H lec. . . : . . 105 10". May 109 109 CORN SiP 62 ri 63 H Dec 57 -s 58 H MAy 61 61 OATS Sep. 38 8S H Dec 36 H 36 U May 3! 38 H LARD Sep. 104 5 104 7 Oct. 104 5 104 5 I.OW. 102 103 H 397 . 62 H 57 ' 60 37 3 8 1040 1037 Close. 103 H 103 H 108 H 63 H 58 60 38 36 V 38 U 1045 1040 RIBS Sep. Ost. Sep. lec. May Sep. 9 73 9 SO 72 71 H 75H 56 H UYE 72 fc 71 . 71 H 75 H 72 76 BARLEY r; - 1; . . , I ...... .-i.mia, atrj.i. iv. asn wheat No 1 dark northern, $1.09 1. 6 - No $1.03 J 1.12 ; No. 3, 9c9$l'.00; No. 1 northern. $1.05 1. 1.4 y;a o $1.01 91.09 ; No. 3. 96 c 981.06 "i No. 1 dark hard Montana. $10Kfai 1 . No. 1 hard Mont. $1.00 91 07- No. 1 durum, 84991c; No. 2, 91997c-' No 3 77 9 78c. ' hard $1.05; No. 2. $1.05; No. 1 dark northern spring. $1.199 1.12 H- Cora No -" mixed. 6464 c; No. 3. 63 e- No 1 yellow. 64964c; No. 2. 64964c No 3 ; fi 2 63 c ; No. 2 white. 64 4 9 64 c' Oats. No. 2 white. 39 9 39 He- No 3 37 H 9 38 c. Eye. No. 2 . 73 ,lc 0- innipeg Cash wheat No 97rJB No- 2- 7 He; No. 3 4. 88 5c; No. 5. 82 He; No 6 63 He; track. 97 He 1 "northern, , 94 c; No. 72 H c. Feed, New York Batter' and Egps New York. Sept. 19. ( 1. N. S.) Butter Market strong. Creamery, extra 40 H 9 41 He; do first. 34 940c; do higher scor ing. 41 943c. State dairy tubs, 30939Hc: ladels, fresh extras, 30 H 9 31c. Cheese Market firmer. State, whole milk TT!fU- ,Uts- 23 H 924c; average run. 22 H e23c: lower trraH. ld& on. '"cy xonug Americas '20 H 9 i 1 H c. State, skims, specials, J 5 H c. , r-ggs Marzet irregular. Nearby white, fancy 62 9 64c; brown fancy. 454Sc; ex tra. 42 9 44c-; firsts, 34 38c. Milk the nominal wholesale price is $2.89 TL uri"rml " -"w lork. Official quo rations discontinued. . Dried Frnlt and Rn. xr.l Trk- Se ! X- S-) Beans "T'"" ji arrow cnoice. is. 00- red Dried Froits r. ra, c, . . . . - .--.vj . AlMMmi, oice to extra fancy. 2328c; apples, erapo rt2k'pnnie 1? 19 He; prunes. 30s to 60s. 12 918c; 60s to 100s, 7 9 12 He- " j, lo extra tancy, 12H9 19C' seedless raisins, choice to fancy, 17 9 19c. New Tork Wool and Hides New York. Sept. 1 9. Wool Market firm. Domestic fleece XX Ohio. 419 66c; domestic Texu, sroarcl b&su. 80eS1.35; territory " vi.v,s L-aeis. x .w I . O . Hides Market quiet Native steers. 20o: branded steers, 18c. New York Fsnltrv Usrt.t New York. Sept 10. (I. N. S. Dressed . uuiti j ..( orm. vmcxens, 4 4f38c turkeys, 40 9 53c; geese, 15 918c; fowls. 19 IffSle; ducks. 20925c , HTB Pouiuy Market firm. Chickens, 26 9 29c; turkeys, 80 9 43c; ducks. 24 9 25c; J0!. 25 9 33c; roosters, 16c; geese, 20 ' 22c. Bank Deposits If, crease CbehaJia. Y'""h- S?1- 18 The various banks of Che halls issued statements of finan cial condition as. nr .n u-, w . , which show a total of deposits o the three V I 1.. i"7""" 1 01 lows: Bept ember 297.741.01, which shows an Increase a de posits of $151. 660. 6X; New York Snrar and Coffee New Tork. Sept 19 ( p.) Sugar Easier; raw, $4.73: refined, easy; granulated, $ 6.2 3. Coffee So. 7 Rio spot 10H910e: No. 4 Santos, 14 914 He. f New York '"oitoneeed' Oil New Tork. Sept 19. Cottonseed oil open ing prices: October. S8.12 9 8.20: November $7.7197.70; December. $7.83 9 7.84; Jan uary. $7.92 9 7.93; February. $7.92 9 7.85; March, $8.05 9 8.10; April. X8.10 9 8 20. New Tork Potato Market Nw,Jrk- Sep- 1- L N. 8.) Potatoes fin bulk, barrel or bag) Market weak. Near by white, $1.00 92.35; sweets. $1.23. Winnipeg Wheat Options Winnipeg, Sept. 10. Wneat: Oct. ...8 .98 . 8 .07. $ .97 H Dm 971. all. ha at o , , May ... 1.01 1.01 ! l!oO Minneapolis Wheat Options Minneapolis, Sept 1". Wheat: k Open. Hiaa. Low. Close. Sept ..$1.03 $1.06 $I.O $1.04 Dec. 1.0 l.os l4U lAii May ... 1.09 1.10 1.08. 1.08 H Chicago Potato Market. Chicago. Sept It. fl N. 8.) Potatoes ,liMlnta IAS mvk Vmm.. , 1 . bulk l.0 91.4O; Muuuarota aad Ijakota. Ohio. $15 91.3 , WHEAT IN A BACKSLIDE TUESDAY. WHEAT BIDS Tear Hogrs Steers Lambs Bid. Lots, Ago. Portland I1L25 f 8.15 fll.M -Bias Stem 61.14 le ll.lt Chicago lt.M 11. $S 145 Sort Walte LOS le 1.12 Dearer .8 86 - 1SS Western White 1.10 le 1.12H Omaha ' $J 14.25 Hart Winter LOS lc 1.1$ Kansas City .4 1S.3 14.15 Northern Spring ... L6S le 1.12 Seattle ... 8.60 Western Bed , Ml Ic IM San Francisco.. 11.50 7.75 12.00 NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Compiled by the Merchants Exchange: 1 axs Wheat Barley. Floor Oat. ay Portland. Tues. 162 ... 7 10 Year ago... 153 1 8 2 7 Season to date 4679 152 324 179 431 Year aao...420 91 553 331 326 T aroma, Mon. . 39 '9 2 6 Year aeo. . . 113 1 15 Season to date. 1664 11 269 30 126 Year ago... 3203 67 305 45 124 Seattle. Mon... 72 . . . 8 5 Year ago . . . 92 ... 5 11 3 Season to date 1465 4 601 186 319 Year ago... 1808 54 480 115 858 The bubble of a sensational wheat market has busted. The excitement in the world'j trade has almost completely subsided for the time being and reactions from the high point have been forced in the price. Owing to the sensations! rise in the East and abroad Monday which the local trade reiusea tn completely louow Because oi. uie fact that values here had been too much out of line previously,-there was but little actual business passing In cash wheat at interior uoints durins til last 24 hours. Some purchases of white club or Western white were reported st interior points on the basis of $1.10 per bushel, tidewater track de livery, but some of the exporters refused to participate as they considered the price out of line. In fact the bullishness in the wheat market was more apparent along the Atlantic coast of the I'ntjsd- States and Canada than in Europe, where war conditions should first be noted. Europe appears to be more calm today and Liverpool was mixed in. character win options higher to lower. Buenos Aires reflected the indaferenc. of exporters snd South Amer ican prices were generally lower. Chicago op tions took the toboggan at the opening. WHEAT Buying price, tidewater, track de livery: Club. 61. lO; blnestem. $1.22; Big Bend blnestem, $1.25; Tnrkey red. $1,13 9 1.1C: red Russisn. $1.07. DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, mill door: Patent, $7.20; Willamette valley brands, $5.7095.85: local straight. $5.45; bakers' bard wheat $7.20: bakers' bluestem, $7.10; bakers pastry. $5.90 utl hoL; graham, $6.00 whole wheat $0.20; rye. $6.80 per bbL Price for, city delivery, 15c extra; suburban, 20c extra. EXPORT FLOCR Clnb straight, $4.70; blnestem, cut-off, $5.00 per bbl. HAY Buying price: Willamette timothy, fancy, $20.00; Ea.steru Oregon timothy. $22 per ton: clover. $17.00: straw, $7.50; alfalfa. $18.50: grain hsy, $19.00. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta 10c for new crop delivery. Domestic bags, 10c each. MII.I.STUFFS Mill run at mill, sacked, ton lets, $27.00; carload lot. $26.00; middlings. S38 .00 eg 39.00 per ton. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed, $30.00; milling. $32.00. BARLEY' Buyimr price: Feed, $28.00; brewing. $29.00. FEEDSTl FFS F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar ley, $36.00: whole barley. $34.00: alfalfa meal, $30.00; cocoanut meal. $38.00; cracked com. X37.00; whole com. $35.00. Merchants Exchange bids: Merchants Exchanue Liius. W l'i AT Sep. Hard white $1.18 Soft white 1.08 Western white l.iO Hard winter l.o Northern spring 1.05 Western red l.ol No oats, barley or com bids. Oct. Nov. $1.17 $1.13 1.06 1.04 1.07 1.04 1.04 1.03 -4.04 1.03 1.00 .9$ BETTER FEELING PREVAILS IN NEW YORK COTTON MARKET New York. Sept 19. (I. N. S.) A bet ter feeling prevailed at the opening of the cotton market today because of improved politi cal news in Europe. Prices started 8 to 17 points higher and buying early was creditted to Liverpool, the trade and Wall street I.atr the market continued steady at a little above initial levels and Southern wire houses supplied the demand. The cotton market closed barely steady to day at a net advance of 5 to 22 points. Spot cotton was quiet today, 15 points up at 21.5.-.C. No sales. Prices reported by Overbeck & Cooke com; pany : Month. Open. High. Low. Clo.-e January 2131 2150 2125 2132 February 2134 March 2140 2155 2133 2137 April j 2134 May 2130 2151 21 2S 21 30 June 2117 July 2110 2125 2105 2i(3 .September 2125 Octiber 2120 2143 2118 2130 Novt mber .... .... 2140 December .... 2140 2165 2138 2150 New York spot market 2155. quiet 15 up. EFFORT MADE TO JECRE LOAV POTATO FRi.lt.HT RATES St Paul. Sept 19. Minnesota agricultural orticials were making efforts today to secure emergency rates on .Northwestern railroads which will enable Minnesota potato growers to market their crops at a profit There is an exceptionally large yield in this territory and an ample demand is reported from the South, but growers complain that specially low rates granted Colorado and Nevada shippers cut Northwestern gnawers off ftpm that market. They assert that millions oC bushels of pota toes will be left ia the ground. This will mean a large loss, as low temperatures prevail and the freeze-up season is at hand. While the railroad strike is only partially settled in this section, many workers are re turning to roads which are not party to ths Chicago agreement About 16,000 will return to the Chicago ic Northwestern, which has signed the peace pact Market for Cotton Goods Firm New York. Sept. 19. The market for cot ton goods was very firm today, reflecting the steady openings of the market for the raw staple. The standard prmt cloth construc tions were in only moderate demand but there was no pressure to sell and prices were fully maintained. Sateens were active and the trend for these goods was higher. Pajama checks, drills and twills all came in for considerable at trntion. The advance in prices in Yokohama and the activity in other Oriental markets tended to check buying in the raw silk market here to some extent although price advances were well maintained. Some profit-taking on silks bought at lower prices. POTATOES ALONti THE San PnMliM Hmi COAST Ssn Francisco. Sept 19. (17. P.) Onions Yellow, per est, 609 78c; green, $1.73 box. Potatoes River fancy, $ 1 .00 9 1. 15 ; sweets. 2 H 9 3c Seattle Market Seattle. Sept 19. (I. N. S.) Onions Walla Walla, 1 9 1 c. Potatoes Local, 1 9 1 H c. Lea Angeles Market Ixm Angeles, Sept. 19. Potatoes ' New stork, locals, best. $1.33 91.65: mostly $1.50 9 1.65; poorer, low as $1.00; Northern Rivers. $1.9092-15. DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST Los Angeles Market Los Angeles, Sept 19. Butter, 50e. Eggs Extras. 45 He; case count S8c; pul lets. 34c. Poultry Hens, 1 9c; broilers, 32c; fryers, 28e. Seattle Market Seattle. Sept 19. Ecgs Select ranch. 42c; pallets, 30c - Butter City creamery. 46c; bricks, 4 7c. Cheese Oregon triplets, 24c; Young Azeef- icaa, 28c San Fntnctso Market , San Francisco. Sept 19. (C P.) But ter: Extras, 50 He; prime firsts. 44e; firsts. 41c Eggs: Extras. 52c; extra firsts, 44c; firsts, 84c; extra pullets, 38 He; undersized pullets'. 23 54c Cheese: California flats, fancy. 28c; firsts, 23c Minaeapolls-Dnlath Tlacx Minneapolis. Sept 19. Flax September. $2.38; October, $2.28; May. $2.25; track. $2.33; arrive, $2.31. ; Duluth, Sept 19. Flax, September. $2.84 ; October, $2.29 : November. $2.27; December, $2.22; track, $2.34 H 9 2,85; srave, $2.29. Liverpool Cotton Market liwerpool. Sept 19. (I. X". R. ) Spots ouiet; .prices steady. Sties 6000 bales. American middlings fair. 14.83; rood mid dlings, 13.37; rniiy nnddlinzv 13.20; mid dlings. 13 19; low, 12.73; sood ordinary. ii.so. snussry ii.ia a-nume nt.Bl rrai-. ...., .. .. . LIVESTOCK STEADY ON NORMAL BASIS TUESDAY LIYESTOCK TRADE N Market. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RCN flogs Cattle. Calves. Sheep. Cars. Tuesday 40 36 ... 573 5 Week ago. .... No Receipts 2 weeks ago. . 146 104 3 820 IS 4 weeks ago. 79 37 6 563 6 Tear ago 22 ... 747 8 2 years ago - 1523 5 8 years ago . . 410 725 24 1320 . 40 4 years -ago. . . 252 132 7 86 8 North Portland had a generally steady tone in its stock alleys for the Tuesday morning opening, prices reflecting no chance. Poor to indifferent quality cattle continue to show nothing but neeleet at North Portland. There was a smaH ran in the cattle alleys for the day while demand was Quiet General cattle market range : Choice steers ... S Medium to good steers Fair to common steers Common to fair steers Choice cows and heifers Medium to good "cows-heifers . -Fsir to medium cows-heifers. . Common to fair cows-heifers. . . Canners ; . Bulls Choice feeders Fair to good feeders Choice dairy calves ........ Prime Tight carves Medium light calves Heavy dairy calves 7.60 9 6.75 9 8.75(8 4.00 9 5(ll)t 3 509 3.00 9 2.0 9 8 25 7.50 6.75 5.75 6.00 4. BO 3.50 3.00 2 00 4.00 5.50 5.00 , . . ; . 1 OO W . ... 8 00 9 5 00 9 4 00 9 .... 8.50 9 9.00 .... 8.O0 8.50 7.00 9 8.00 .... 5.00 7.00 Nominal Swine Trade With only a handful or so of supplies in the alleys, the swine market at North Portland was on a nominal basis Tuesday. Prices were uaohanged; probably steady. General hog market range Prime lighth . .-. Smooth heavy, 230-800 lbs. Smooth heavy, 300 lbs. up. Rough heavy , Fat pigs Feeder pigs .$10.75911.25 ,. 10.00 910.50 0.00 9 10.00 7.00 9 9.00 . .. 10.00 910.50 . .. 10.00 910.50 . .. 6.00 9 7.50 Steady Stags Sheep Situation Steadiness was the rule in the sheep and lamb alleys at North Portland Tuesday. Run there included 753 head. Demand was well maintained in all divisions. General sheep snd lamb range: Prime east of mountain lambs. $10.00 9 1 1.00 Choice vslley Iambs 9.50 910.50 Medium valley lambs 8.00 9 9.00 Common valley lambs 5.00 9 6.00 Cull iambs 5.00 9 6.00 Heavy yearlings 7.50 9 8.00 Light yearlings. 8.00 9 8.50 Heavy wethers 5.60 9 6. B0 Light wethers 6.50 9 7.50 Ewes 2.00 9 0 00 Monday Afternoon Sates STEERS No. Av. lbs. Price No. Av. lbs. Price 12. ...1085 $ 3.00 11.... 1066 $ 7.00 5 920 6.0O 23.... J040 6.75 3.... 1003 5.50 6 573 5.50 34. ...1007 5.10 21. ...1016 7 85 4... 965 0.75 2.... 1000 6.75 3. ...1190 8.00 9.... 940 6.75 2.... 825 5.50 28. ...1155 . 3.10 24.... 1122 6.50 22. ...1230 7.63 25 1187 6.50 26 1118 0.30 19.. ..1027 7.33 - 2.... 935 7.00 812. ...1104 "7.25 2 1063 7.25 29.... 1018 7.50 26.... 951 4.73 21. ...1199 7 35 29.... 1027 7.33 20. ...100O 7.65 17 1068 7.00 37. ...1212 6.O0 7. ...1163 7.60 16.... 1116 7.60 2. ...1073 7.60 2 1050 6.33 17 1128 6.35 COWS 3.... 956 $ 3.50 IS.... 995 $ 4.35 4.... 952 2.00 -6. ...1063 8.00 3... 920 3.50 2. ...-960 4.00 6.... 816 4.00 2. 1215 4.73 13. ...1044 4.75 9. ...1020 4.85 P 1008 4.85 10... 883 4.60 10 1090 5.00 3 923 3.00 2.... 883 3.00 2 895 4.75 11.... 900 4.75 7.... 899 4.75 3.... 980 3.00 19.... 840 4.75 25... 875 4.75 2 935 4.00 12. ..1000 4.50 4 1012 4.00 8.... 962 5.00 4.... 997 6.00 8. ...1150 4.50 4. ...1102 4.50 13.... 875 3.50 24.... 875 4.25 5 810 8.75 12 1000 4.25 15 . ..1087 0.00 31 1034 6.00 31 1035 6 00 8... 876 5 00 10 985 4.75 9 992 4.75 5 992 4.75 3 983 4.73 2.... 965 3.25 2.... 950 4.25 2 915 4.25 3 1130 4.25 3. ...1166 4.25 4.... 835 4.00 3.... 696 4.0 4.... 107 4.00 2. ...1110 3.50 3. 125o 4.00 2. ...1195 4.00 9.... 960 5.00 8 966 5.00 CALVES 1 170 $ 9.50 I 37.?.. 231 $ 7.00 14.. . . 183 8.00 BULLS 2.. . .1580 $ 3.50 1 1250 $ 8 50 1....1200 3.50 1....1440 4.00 1....1540 4.00 1....1360 3.50 2 1430 3.50 HOGS 10.... 239 $10.7'. 10 285 $10.25 3.... 220 10.75 4 210 10.75 2.... 230 10.35 14.... 208 10.75 tL... 195 10.75 " 2 ... 270 10.25 2... 280 8.75 . 5.... 224 10.65 13 173 10.73 0 143 10.50 2.... 890 9.00 3 306 10.25 15.... 184 11.35 11.... 242 11.00 4.... 185 11.00 23.... 198 11.00 14.... 203 11.00 1 260 10.00 14 198 11.00 3 380 8.25 2 290 10.25 4 277 10.75 4 152 11.25 12 170 11.25 4 227 10.75 LAMBS 22.... 77 $10.00 4 ... 92 $ 8.00' 5.... 80 10.00 9... 70 10.00 7.... 62 7.50 7.... 58 8.O0 21 73 11.00 7 82 11.00 9.... 98 9.50 2.... 60 9.00 2 75 9.00 9.... 70 11.00 5 92 9.50 14 73 11.00 1.... 50 11.00 99.... 59 8.00 41.... 48 6.50 10 64 8.00 62 68 10.00 31.... 58 11.00 5.... 46 8.00 1.... SO 9. 00 3 86 10.30 16 72 10.50 9 134 $ 5 00 4 110 $ 3.50 11.... Ill 3.50 15 122 5.00 3.... 133 4.50 1 120 4.50 1.... 120 4.50 2 120 3.00 8 140 4.75 5 i 80 8.00 19 107 5.O0 YEARLING SHEEP 2.. .. SO $ 7.00 WETHERS 10 94 $ 9.50 I 1. .. 160 $ 6.00 Tuesday Morning Sales No. Av. Lbs. Price. No. Av. Lbs. Price. 3... 930 $ 5.O0 I 2... 990 $ 5.00 13. ..1008 5 25 7... 978 5.25 2... 800 5.25 I 4 820 0.25 2. .. 930 6.50 f HOGS 7... 207 $11.25 4.., 105 $11.25 2... 05 11.23 7... 185 11.83 2... 220 11.85 1... 400 7.50 2... 260 10.50 2... 280 10.50 5... 176 11.25 6 206 11.25 7... 217 11.25 4... 257 10,75 2. . . 215 10.2b f LAMBS 28... 82 $10.50 I 5... 62 $ 7.00 2... 100 9.00 ! 40... 76 10.50 EWES 48... 123 $ 5.0O 10 121 $ 3.00 YEARLINGS 8 80 3 7.80 Chicago Dairy Ptodnee Chicago. Sept 19. (L N. 8.) Butter Receipts, 9369 tubs; standards 86 He: extra firsts 85 9 37c; firsto 82 83 He; packing stock 23 9 26c Fgs Receipts, 12298 casee : miscellaneous 27 9 28c; ordinary firsts, 25 9 26c; firsts, 27 9 30c: cheeks 18919c: dirties 19 9 20c. Cheese Twins, new 20 9 20 c: daisies 20920e; Young Americas, 20 H 9 20c; Leghorns, 20 9 21 c; brick. 21c IAra Poultry Turkeys 25c: chickens 19 9 24c: springs 22c: roorters 14c; geese 20c; ducks 20c. v Bnenog Aires Wheat -; Buenos Aires, Sept 19. Opening wheat, October. $1.10 1 February. $1.7: both lo tower. Corn. October. 73 He; .Novem ber. 70c; unchanged. Flax. 1 c lower. Oats, October, 50 He; unchanged. j "New York "Metal Market New Tork, Sept. 19. (t K. S. Metal prices: Copper, quiet; spot. September and October. 1 8 9 13 c Lead Firm; spot September and October, 66.03 bid- Spelter Firm; spot, September and Oc tober. $4 -55 bid. New Tork-London StlTer New York. Sept 19. (L N. S.I Com mercial bar silver : Domestic, unchanged at as He; loreign. e nigrwr at 09 H c London, tsept is. tl . waa d higher at 35 Hd. LUCBACH SHIP CLEARS WITH BIG 'EAST COAST LOAD Taxing capacity space allotted for Portland the steamship Robert Luck- enbach of the Luckenbach line cleared Tuesday morning with 1300 tons of cargo for Baltimore, New York and Boston. The outbound manifest showed; Canned goods. 6274 cases canned salmon, '9187 cases; , wool, 490 bales ; dried fruit, 1700 cases ; general cargo, 1S00 packages. In addition to the cargo laden at Portland the Robert Luckenbach will load at Astoria 6000 bales of wool and some canned salmon. From the Columbia river the Luckenbach liner ' will proceed to Puget sound and take on a small amount of general cargo for the East coast. Bookings of lumber for New York are big but agents are crowded for space. General cargo demands, . east bound are taxing the space allotments and lumber rates are advancing, in tercoastal agents are not giving space for lumber. r JAPANESE SHIP LOADING WHEAT! ANOTHER CLEARED Loading of 7000 tons or bulk and 700 tons of sacked wheat for the United Kingdom began at the North Bank dock Tuesday morning on board the Japanese steamship victoria Marti The cargo is being dispatched by the Northern Grain 4 Warehouse Co. The bulk cargo will be loaded at the new elevators recently completed on the North Bank dock. The Victoria Maru is a Suzuki- vessel and measures 4259 tons. Captain K. Shbbayaski is In command. The Japanese steamship Baltimore Maru cleared Monday for the United Kingdom with 308,000 bushels of wheat valued at $385,000. The cargo was dispatched by the Northwest Wheat Growers' association and, is the first venture of the growers in the export business. Balfour, Guthrie Co. have ar ranged to install elevators and gear on Irving dock for the handling of bulk grain cargoes. Plans have been approved and work will commence at once. Loading of bulk grain will be a feature from now on at all of the .privately owned docks. GRAYS HARBOR COMPANY IS ERECTING LARGE WIRELESS Aberdeen, wash.. Sept 19. Installa tion of a powerful radio outfit has been started by the Grays Harbor Stevedore company. Two high poles have been put up and will be mounted this week with wires, which, with a sending set already purcHased by the company, will give the plant a sending radius of 100 miles. Tlfe receiving ra dius of the station will be several times as great as the sending distance, or practically unlimited, it is said. The new . radio station is designed to be one of the most powerful on the North Pacific coast, and will be a great aid to Grays Harbor shipping. By means of this station local shipping men may keep In touch with vessel movements off the harbor and will, in fact, be in touch With practically all ship movements on the coast. NOTICE TO MARINERS Lieutenant N. M. Pigman, TJ. S. N.. in charge of the local branch of the hydrographic office, has sent out the following notice to mariners : The S. S. Coalinga reports passing a l an e inne In latitude 22 desxees 1-35 minutes north.,, longitude 125 de- gres 2 minutes west on oepieraucr . dangerous to navigation. The S. S, Catanaee reports that on August 23 Cape Mala light. Gulf of Panama, was not burning. Information has been received from the commandant of the Twelfth naval district that on account of the short age of radio personnel; unless orders are recived to the contrary, the Bird Island radio compass station will be placed out of commission on October 1, 1922. Willapa Bay On September 12, 1922, the depth of water on the bar at the average of the lower low wvaters .was 28 feet Aids to navigation in place ex cept No. 10 red beacon in Willapa channel and WillapaCific range with light taken down, only red light burn ing. ADMIRAL LINER CLEARS SeatUe, Sept 19. With a shipment of 4000 bales of silk and 280 passengers in all classes, the Admiral liner Presi dent Madison. Captain Thomas Quinn commanding, cleared for Seattle Tues day, September 16, from Yokohama. She is due to arrive at Victoria, B. C. September 26, but as these vessels have consistently been making better time than their schedule It is not unlikely that the speedy vessel will reach the Canadian port September 25. CHARTERED FOR GRAIN Advices to Merchants Exchange from London report the charter of the British steamer Barcm Ogilvry to load 8000 tons of wheat at Portland for the Northern Grain A Warehouse com- Ttx. vessel is now at Shanghai and 'will load at Portland -during October. News of the Port arrteaJe September 19 CoL F.. I. Drake. American steamer, from San Pedro. oiL Thos. Crowley, American steamer, from San Francisco via Astoria, lumber in transit Admiral Firragnt, American steamer, from San Diego and way ports, passengers and gen- "Great City. British steamer, from Honolulu, ballast ' '. x . Annette Rolpb, American steamer, from Han Francisco, general. - 1 Johan Paulsen, American steamer, from Saa Francisco, general. MARINE ALMANAC Weather at fthrers Mouth North Head, Sept 19. Condition at the niii rJ thA river st noon. sea. smooth: wind. south, 2 miles; weather, ekmdy. t ' DAILY BIVF a READINGS 8 a. m.. Pacific Time. Ml s thdesx SO it Umatilla Albany . Salm .. . 25 20 20 12 15 4.0 0.8 2.2 2.8 h-0.110.00j 93 86 84 '68 46 46 41 "6 e'Q.ooi OiO.OOi Oregon City h-8.0i0.00 Portland 3.6 0.6i:00 'Rise. FalL RIVER FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland will rw dn nearly stationer? during the next three days, except as aCactaa by. the no. . . AT WORLD'S PORTS Astoria, Sept IB. Sailed at midnight Brit ish steamer Canadian Rover, for Sea Pedro. Arrived at 4 and left up at 6:26 a. ss. steam er Annette Rolen, from San Francisco. Left p at 8 a. m., British steamer Great Ctty,l Arnvea as a- m- steamer ooaa rwaea, from San Francisco. Astoria. Sept 18. Arrived at 4 sod left up at 6:36 p. m.. steamer Admiral Farrsmt from San Duco and way porta Arrived at 3:89 and left np at 4 .25 p. m, steamer Col one! K L. Drake.- from Saa Pedrav Arrived at 3:SO p. m . Bntissi steamer Canadian Borer. Cross Ocean Falls. B. C ., Arrived it i a as.. Tlde al Astoria Wednesday -' Hight water : -v Low water : " r- a. m., ' ft. t:lT a.m' 6.5 ft 12 :1 p. m.. S.S ft, ;17 a. m., 0.5 ft. . Seaside High water nine min utes earlier. . .- . - - r -Seaside Low water, 21 minutes earlier, ; - British steamer Great City, from Honolulu. Arrived at 4 and left op st 5 p. m., steamer Steel Exporter, from SeatUe. Left up st 8:80 p. m., steamer Thomas Crowley. - Saa Francisco. Sect 18. Arrived. British steamer Glamorganshire, from. London for Portland. Arrived t I p. ra steamer Ani tas, from Boston and way porta for Portland. Sailed at 1 p. at, , steamer Rose City, for Portland. Sailed at 6 p. m.. Motorahip Ka btnda,. for Portland. . Arrived at 9 p. m., tosur Wans ma. from Columbia liver, for San Pedro, - . Tacoma. ' Sect 1 8. Sailed steamer West lappa, from Portland for Hauia Blaacs and way porta. Seattle. Sept 18. Arrived steamer Kwa turkian. from New York for Portland. ' Port Towuseml. Kept a8. Arrived. Japa nese steamer Koagnean Mara, from Portland, for" Orient . . - , San Pedro, Sept 18. Arrived snd sailed steamer Senator, from Portland, for San Diego. Sailed ateamer ti corgi na Kolph, for Saa Frao eisco. and Portland. . Yokohama. Sept 16. Sailed. British steam er Benvorlich. for Portland. " London, Sept 18" Arrived, Steamer Vir ginian, from Portland and way ports. New York. Sept. 1 8. Sailed, . steamer Ca cique, for Portland and Paget Sound. - St Helens. Sept 19. Passed at 6:51 a. ra. ateamer Colonel . L. Drake; passed at 7 : 15 a. m.. steamer Thomas Crowley: passed at 8:80 a. m., ateamer Admiral carragut By Navaf Radio I.iebre, Tokuyama "for San TXlrrx. 210$ miles from Tokuyama. Yankee Arrow, San Francisco from Shang hai. 3862 miles front San Francisco. Canadian Freighter, Vancouver lor Yoko hama. 24 72 miles,, from Cape Flattery. Algonquin, Bhangiisi for Saa Francisco-. 277" miles from San Francisco. . Canadian Inventor, Vancouver for Yoko hama. 2416 mile west e Cape Flattery- Ed more;- Seattle for Darien, 1063 miles wet. of SUattl A pus. Hrtngkong for Ssn Pedro, 1829 miles west of San Pedro, Eastern Sailor. Yokohama for Portland. 1207 miles west of Columbia river. Wheatland Montana. Yokohama for Van couver, 2091 miles from Vancouver. 8l.anbonee., San Pedro for Shanghai, 5013 miles frera. San Pedro. - V Ed Kiugsky. San Francisco for Victoria, 445 mile from San Francisco, A. L. Kent Portland for Seattle; 68 miles north of Columbia river. - Forest King. Seattle for San Tedro. 100 miles from Seattle. . Santa Maria, Port Angeles for , San Fran cisco. 140 miles from Port Angeles. Tug Daniel . Kern. "Seattle for Tokeen. Alaska, 28x miles from Heattle. Saa Francisco. Sept 19. t N, 8.) Ar rived: Willamette. Los Angeles, 8?25 a. m. : Steel Inventor, from Baltimore, 6 a. m. J Georgina Rolph. Los Angeles. 6:26 a. m. J Santa, Monica, from Eureka. 6:40 a. m.; Co quiils River, from Menodicino, 7:23 a. m. ; I. S. mine planter Douglas in- tow of tng Cubs, 8:40 a. m. ; C. 8. 8. New Mexico, from Lo Angeles, 9:15 a. m. Railed: Minnesotan. New York. 6:80 s. ra.; West Islip. for Seattle. 4:20 V m. ; Wapama. for Los Angeles, 12:40 a. m. ; V. S. Eagle, boate No. 12 and 84. for Santa Cruz. 6:80 a. m. Aberdeen, Sept 18. Sailed: Florence Ol son, for Ssn Pedro, 10 a. m. Veasets to Arrive Vessel. Viking Admiral Gaxirich . Kiuderaijk I'.oae City........ Babinda Willamette Kristianisi jord . Edgar ' Luckenbach Steel Navigator West Oatanace . . . E. H. Meyer Senator. Artigas Texan Tahoe From. Date. . San Fran Sept 20 . West Coast ..Sept 20 . Vancouver .... Sept 20 .Ban Fran.: . ..Sept 20 San Fran Sept 21 San 1 ran . .Sept 21 . . . Kept 2 1 ...Kept 21 . '..Sept. 22 ...Sept 22 .. .Sept 22 . . .Sept. 22 . -. Tact jia . . r.New York. . . Baltimore. , . Baltimore ..San Fran. San Fran. ..New Tork .Sept 23 ..New York Sept 22 , . f-tn Fran.. . .Sept. 23 .San Fran .... 8ept 23 . e. Diego-Way.. Sept. 23 . .Batevia Sept 23 , .Sen Fran Sept 29 to Depart For. . 'Date. ' . . West Coast. . . Kept 20 ..San Diego. ..Sept 20 ..San Fran.... Sept 21 . .Europe ..... Sent. 2 1 West Islip Lurline. Arakan Baja, Cal Vessels Vessel. Rerulua . Admiral Farragut. . . . Admiral Goodrich. . . . Afrika Celilo . , Yoshida Maru No. 1. Steel Exporter. . . . . . Rose City Edgar Luckenbsch. . Steel Navigator Artigas Annette Roloh Kinderdyk Lydia . Vessels. Admiral Farragut . . . Annette Ralph Anten Afrfka Celilo , .-. Chillicothe . Col. E. L. Drake . . . Daisy Freeman .... .San Fran. ... .Sept 22 .Orient ..... .Sept 22 .New York. ...Sept -23 .San Fran. . . , Sept. 23 ..New York. ...Sept 28 New York. . .'.Sept 24 .New York ...Sept 24 . San Pedro. . . . Sept 25 .Europe .....Sept 23 N. Orleans. . . .Sept 26 In Berth. .Terminal No. z' 2 Couch ....... Columbia . . Terminal No. 4 St Helens . Terminal No. 1 Willbridge Wauna TRANSPORTATION - V - . sT-s STEAMSHIP ADMIRAL FARRAGUT Salts from Municipal Desk Ho, Z Wednesday. Sept 30th, 9 P. M., nd Every Wednesday Thereafter foe SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANOEtCS SAN DKOO admiraTgoodrich Thursday, Sept Cist, 7 P. M. Foe MarthflaM, Eureka, tan Francisco TICKET OFFICE 101- SO ST., OO". STARR PHONE BROAOWAT K4S1 and ANCHOR unci Kemwlar SskMiaga frwas N. a-eetea Men tree I. Twee Fastest kail 6r-rtoe IClieibeurs. T r fOuMMtawnl a Liwei Sato. To nyxsMotau uaroonrw. asasn-bor-a-. To LosSoiulei 1 y axtd Olaasow. Ker4aJ Fall svad Wiasas- SaUlags U CANADIAN fxnCK.. Famous "Cabin Class" Steamers Sail ing Saturdays from Montreal Via the St Lawrence Route.- ANOANIA, ANTON I A, to Plymouth, Cherbourg. London. TYRRHENtA, - AU80NIA, ALBANIA, to Liverpool. See local Cunard Agent or Write . Cunard eV Anenee 6. 9. Line 21 S.osnd Av.., neettle mens Clllott 1S32 NORTH ATLANTIC ljjnjsza ' '"' " Si i r .:' WEST BOUND ! -.'. Portland. Ma, Boston. " Kew Yerk, 86. SS. as. LEHIQH BRUSH , f. ................ COLD HARBOR. . . . ... .. . . . .. . . . WABA8H .................... ; EAST BOUND . Artlaas ..... ........ .6Pt. 26 - Lehiah ............... .Oct 11 . Aesipt freight for THE ADMIRAL LINE, 106 Tbird Btrest ; -i-.. . t - Daisy Mathewyr.. ; ..-ii. 8t Helena Frogcef- ................ Terminal No, 3 Great Citjr ........... , i-. ... . Peninsula L. Iwatesaa Mara. . . .. . f ,. . . .', , . .Mersey Johan Pouisea Astoria Lone Nielsen i.. ........ . .Albina Levi G. Barges ......... i Terminal o. 1 Orient City. ... .i ....... ..Terminal No. 4'" SlakljrOW, ..',..., .. P . . WeUort Bolaae -,.-- , - Ksiama - Stethis .............. VW I lock Steel Exporter.. .. it tV . Rt Helena Thos. Crowley ........ , j, . . , . . Clark-WUson Tofukn Mm .Terminal No. 4 i sun Maru. , . , . , , visra-vh itson ViPtrria Mam . ......... .Terminal No 4 Welsh City. , . ; . .. . . i,.t, .Inman-Poulsen West Keata ...'.......,. .Port Flour Mill Yoshida Mara Na. 1 ........... .St Helens Yuri Maru . .. North Bank' CHIEF ENGINEER SERlAt'SLY INJURED ix JJLlST ON BOAT San Pedro. Cat. Sept.? 19. (D. P.) Fire which broke out at 7:20 a. m. In the engine room of the motorshlp Wil liam Donovan,- today resulted In se rious injuries to. C. W. Newton, chief engineer -of - the vessel, and an hour later had spread to such, proportions as to threaten the ship with dost rue- 7 tion, The flames started when an aux iliary engine exploded, setting fire to the engine room. At 8:30 a, m. the engine 10001 and crew's quarters aft were burning and, the entire harbor- fire flghtlnsr equip ment was battling heroically to keep the flames from reachlnsr a tank ef .200 c-allons of distillate in the oath of the fire. " .. , y - "... -" The William lonovan" Is vessel of 2204 gross tons and Is owned" by the Donovan Lumber company. She Is out from Aberdeen with a cargo f 1.800,000 feet of lumber. - POSITION M 'T VESSELS Radio reports by Federal Telegraph give the position of the following vessels at 8 p m September 18: , Humboldt. San Francisco for Santa Barbara, 22 miles south of Pan KranriOTO. Stockton, San Fvanctsco for Manila, 850 miles west of San Francisco. W. S. Porter. Gatiota for Linnton. 323 miles from Gavioia. Los Angeles, alanines for San Pedro. 333 Oleum. San Francisco for 64a Pedro, T3 miles north of Ban. Pedro. La Pnrisima, ilenm for Ban Pedro, 98 miles from San " Pedro, Willamette. San redro for San Francisco. 80 miles south of San Francisco. Huftero, Vancouver for New., York. ; ,100 miles north of San Francisco. - Julia lyuckenbarh, . Everett for San Fran Cisco, 880 miles north of Han Francisco. Frank Drum. Honolulu, . for - San . Pedre. 1038 miles from Uoaohilu, Edward Luckenbach. Seattle for Philadelphia, 285 miles south of Cape Flattery. TRANSPORTATION Are You Ging to Europm?, Or th Orimnt? , Or Around the World?, WT.y not get experienced axtd aeon 'fate Information from on who has traced extensively for Una bsMMXAC ?f his patrons f - ' ,;' ' .. . ' - - i- eenre Steamsk! Keservatloas ant - Tickets Press . DORSEYB. SMITH stASAGXB JOURNAL TRAVEL BUREAU BROADWAY, PORTLAND, OR. Fhoar Marshall 1973 ' Passene-er Service "' ENGLAND IRELAND ' FRANCE BELGIUM Sailing every Saturday from New Yerk, . Alt Frtmumt SmUtmtu -from BOSTON, PWUaELPHlA. . MONTREAL and QUEBEC ."S WU UUU. M aV.MV VW .WW Continent - :.'.,, Rerular Sailings to GERMANY. ITALY BALTIC STATES WEST INDIES et MEDITERRANEAN . For information tpflj le xntmSTAXtinss hmtaeAMlstn RxoSTAxtiNa IirrrjsATioHnX MEiCAvmx MAiiira company Local eoante ' or company's office. O. P. 4ARACNT. MlHH. SIS luiiii SMaiia. Sealtle, Wash. Phone Main 0113. N. YPl ymouthHavrer-Paris PARIS .... . t . .Oct. 4 Nov. 1 No. 32 FRANCE ...Oct. 11 Nee. S Dee. ROOHAMBEAU .. . .Oct. 1 1 Nov. S3 Jan. 10 New York Havre Paris LA BOUROONNAIS.6ea4.36 Nov. 3 Deo. 7 LAFAYETTE , . . . .Sept SO Oct 2S OHICAOO ..... ...Oct. No. ...... LA TOURAINE .....Oet11 Deo. tjas.11 LA LORRAINE .... Oet, 14 ...... ...... LA 8AVOIE .' Oet 31 Nov. 16 Dee. 30 ROU68ILLON ......OeLM Dee. 37 , . . . . N. Y. Vigo (Spain)-Bordeaax NIAOARA Oet. 19 Nov. 28 Dee. 36 All sailing by daylight savins, time. For sailing sate and all details, apply at Fugaz, Bros., Pacific Coast Aeem. 109 Cherry St, Seattle, ee Leeal Office. Astoria and Way Points 2fr. KMeorgtana Daily, Except Friday, :30 A. M. Night Boat Daily, Except Hnnrlaw. P M Fare to Astoria $1.85 One Way ?d.uu itound Trip Week-End Bound Trip $2.S0 The Dalles-Hood River Steamer Service Daily, Except Sat., 7:15 A. M. Fare to The Dalles Hood River $1.0f The Harking Transportation Co. Broadway 6344 - - Alder St. Deck AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH 9EA6 , Via Tahiti and Raratenaa. Mall sad Passes, gee fcanrlce trom Ban Franoisee Stery ,. ' - 36 Days. Padflo Teur aevth Seas, New Zealand, Aus - tralla, SSSa. Flea Class vnion a. a. oo. or mmw zkaland r: ZSO California at. San Franelasw I or i.aeai laamame man welarsed , i r WE6TERN SS. CO. PbJVL fj t 1 If ....... ....... .Sept. 28 Sept. 37 . .Oct 16 Oct. 16 Oct J t 30 ll ov. Jjl i . . -Oct 28 Oot 86 FROM PORTLAND No. J. Beuah mm. mnmm ................ ,riv. m 86. CeM Htebee.,...,......Nev. 13 Charleston, B, ti Psotfls Ceast Aeente i i .... Phone Breedwgy B4S1 V