FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1922.
THE i OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POH1LAND; OREGON.
17
FOREIGN COMPLICATIONS
TRADE EXPE
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FRIDAY DAIBT TRADE
Batter Eggs Cite
Cube-Extras Selects Flit)
Portland 42e e fe
Saa Fraciro .. 52c ale S6e
Chicago 98e 88e 2.1c
e York ...... MHe 8e - 4e
Los Angeles Me 46e
Seattle 4Se He He
Adnset of a rox i mate! y 2c ft pound it
generally expected la the prist butter market
for the start of the week. Action 4 expected
to be taken in this regard during the next 24
hour. although none appear anxious to make
the start.
Market for rube batter continue to ehew
aBaressive strength with 42e being freeli of
fered for extras. Demand for this grade re-
xcaina in excess of tnpplj. although a canvass
ef the situation indicates an increase in the
output here during the present week.
This increase is not really felt because of
--the excellent outside demand. California, is
still absorbing practically all the butter the
local trade has to offer and there i- no surplus
of any sort jus now.
Storage butter movement is gaining because
o the attractive cnee that supplies are now
being offered at. Quality in general appears
tu gire satisfaction.
Those desiring special Information regarding
any market, should write the Commercial
BHitor, Oregon Journal, enclosing stamp for
reply.
EGO MARKETS BEMAIS STROJTO
Market for eggs continues to show strength
in ail divisions. Price is generally unchanged
and at the high point. Storage egg are sell
ing generally at 54c a dozen, although nominal
actirity is thewn as high as 35c,
VEAL. SCARCITY AFFECTS PRICE
Because of the great scarcity of country
killed calves': due to the press of farm work,
there is a very strong tone in the local market
with quick sales of top Quality a 16c a pound.
Hoes are firm.
Vert light hens slow sale
Hens of light weight are slow sale at
this time, and this is Hkewiae-true of broilers.
Those that weigh 2 H pounds or less are hard
to more while demand is keen for hearier stuff.
LOCXX
03TI02JS EIIfDING
SALE
Slight increase in the home movement of
local oniona is shown with growers' sales at
70c to $1 per cental Portland delivery. Along
the street there is a better movement with
Lake labish around $1.00 1.10 and other
districts fat $1.90 per cental.
H05ET MOVEMENT IS GAIXHTG
Gaining movement of comb honey is shown
here around $4. SO per case for No. 1 new crop.
Iiwer prices recently named have aided the
demand to a very considerable extent.
BRIEF XOTES PRODUCE TRADE
Sweet potatoes at 3 4 M, c pound...
Urape market frrm for Oregon quality: Cal
ifornia junk begging.
Tomatoes ars very slow at 20 to 35c box.
Cabbage market continues congested at 1 to
1 H e pound.
Cauliflower mo Ting slowly at 75c to (1; lat
ter is extreme.
Bartlett pears out of storage selling around
3 V 4c pound.
Apple trade is active but at low prices.
SHIPPERS'
WEATHER 3TOTICE
Weather bureau advised Friday:
Protect shipments during the next 36 hours
against the following maximum temperatures:
Coing north to Seattle. 60 degrees; northeast
to Spokane, 0 degrees; east to Baker. 82
degrees; and south to Ashland. 84 degrees.
Maximum temperature at Portland tomorrow
about 70 degrees.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
These are the prices retailers pay whole
salers, except as otherwise, noted:
BUTTER Selling price, box lots: Creaas
ery prices Prints, extras, 46c for plain wrap
pers, cubes, 42c per lb. ; dairy, buying price,
23 027a per lb.
BOTTEBFAT Portland delivery basis'. Ifo.
1 grade. 46e; No. 2. 43c; No. 1 son. 44c
for "A" grade
CHEESE Selling: Tillamook, triplets.
28 2&e lb.; Young America, 29 (A 80c lb.;
Oregon triplets, 28 W 24c. Quying price, f. o.
b. Tillamook: Triplets, 26e; Young America
and long horns, 27c Selling price: Block
Swiss, fancy, 81&32e; Limburger, 24 26c;
cream brirk. 24 26c.
EGGS Buying price. Front street: Cur
rent receipts. Western Oregon, 34$PS5e per
dozen; Eastern Oreron. 29 ( 30c per dozen ;
henneries, 88a per dosen; selling price, select,
42o per doa.: candled, 40c; pullets, 36c; stor
age, extras, 84 35c per dozen.
EGGS 1 Ansociation selling price: Select,
42c; brown, 42c: firsts, 40c; pullets, 8c
LITE PCHTLTRY Selling price: Hesvy
niens. 21Sj22e per Ib.Ught hens, 12fel3c;
broilers. Rocks. 22 23c; other broilers, 20c
per lb.; old roosters, 8c: ducks. 14 15c lb. '
Freeh Fruits and Vegetables
FRESH FBIITS Oranges. $8.50 11.00
box: bananas. 9 Vi c; lemons, 89.00 10.25
per case; grapefruit. Florida, ( ) :- California.-
$6.75 ai 8 0: neaches. 0c 0 $1.00 : csn
te loupes, ?9c 81.26; watermelons. 1 1 H c
per lb. ; ice cream melons, 214c lb. ; honey dew
melons, 2c; caaaba, lHc; Bartlett pears, 8
4o per lb. : Concord grapes. 20 25c bas
ket; Malaga, $2 00 tag: Tokay. $2.25; 4-bes-ket
crate. The Dalles, $2.60 lug.
BKRRIES B lark berries. $1.25 1.50;
strawberries. $2 OO 3.00 per crate.
DUKI FRVITS Dates. $4.50 6.00;
figs, whtte, lc tt lb.; prunes, 40r and 50e.
501b. box. 14e lb. 50s and 60s. 15c lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon. $1.00 1.50 cental: garlic. 1013o par
lb.; green onions. 25 30c per dozen bunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon, fancy. $1.25 1.50 per cental; sweet
potatoes, 3 H 4c per lb.
VEGETABLES Beets, 40c per dozen
bunches; cabbage, lglHc per lb.; lettuce,
$1.25 1.75 crate; carrota, 40c per doa.
bunches; tomatoes, Oregon, 20 85c; horse
radish. 15e lb.; artichokes, )$1.00 per
dosen: caatujowsr, ouo(9 i aoa.; ceiery. 009
5e per dozen; summer squash. 5c; -Yellow Ban
tam corn, 60e 81.25 aack.
APPLES Xew crop, $1.00 J. 50; crab
apples. 4c lb,
COUNTRY J1KAT8 Selling price: Coun
try hogs. 1 5c. heavy stuff lees: real, tops
(about 80 to 100 pounds), 16c per pound;
beerry stuff lese; lambe. 18c per lb.
SMOKED' MEATS Hams, 2545e lb.;
reahfast bacon, 22 48c.
PACKING. HOUSE MEATS Steer beef,
ll13e lb.; heifers, ll12c; cows, 8lle
lb. -lambe, l820e lb.; ewes. 1014o lb.;
bogs. 16c lb. ( m ,
Lejd Kettle rendered. 13c per lb. ; tierce
bases, qraipirenvy
BEAKS 8naft white, $8.50; large white.
$6.50; pink. $6.00: hmas. $9.00; bayou.
$6.50; .red. $3.75.
HONEY New, $4.00 4.50 per case.
RICE Japan. No. 1. 6c; Blue Boees, 6 He
lb.: New Orleans .head. 6c
COFFEE Roasted. 21 23 c To.; in
sacks or drotnai
SALT Coarse, half ground. 160a, $15.06
ton: 60s, $17.85; table dairy. 60s. $27.60;
bales, $3.50 4.00: fancy table and dairy.
$34.50; lamp, $26,50.
T.l 5 ; yellow P. $6.55; beet granulated.
$.5; extra C $.T5; gulden C, $6.60.
CANNED MILK. Tails, (4.65; baby size,
$4.55 case; Eagle. $9.55 ease,
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 2 Be lb.
NUTS Walnuts. 24 34c lb.; almonds, 25
3Sc lb-; filberts. 20 27 Ho lb.: peaanta,
1015e lb. ; tecum, 308Se lb.; Brazils, 18
22c lb.; chestnuts. Japanese, 22 s)24o lb.
vm ana nnssiftsn
HUSH FISH Chinook, fresh. llUc;
halibut 18 20e per lb. : black cod, 6c per lb. :
baaawt kippered cod. $2.00; basket kippered
salmon. $2.06; ling cod. 7 8c lb.; sole,
lfte per IK; sturgeon, 20c lb.; ted snappers.
8e Ib-
OTSTERS Eastern. $4.50 gaL; Olympia,
85.0O pee gaBon. 11.40 uart; crabs, large,
$3.50 doze; small. $2.50 dosen.
Mope, Woe and MMee
HOPS J22 crop, nominal. 10e lb.
HIDES Calf akina. 12lo lb.; kips.
10e lb.; green hides. 68e lb.: ssUfced. T
,e per lb
MOHAIR Nominal. 2082e Ra
SHEEP PBLTS Long dry pelts. 18Zo:
short paiU. 1 Oc ST loni iT giit pel
1012e lb.; abort hair goat paxes, 250o
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POULTRY AND
MEAT
SHIP TO TTS TOR BEST PRICES
AUr PROMPT BETTJBJTS. f
MARK YOCB SHIPMENTS ;
The Savinar Co., Ind.
lew TXOST 8T POBTLAXD. OB.s
- ' KstabUshed 191$
ISA
PEACH
MARKETS
N GOOD CONDITION
Market far peaches Is Joday showing a fair
degree of strengxn lor quality ana sizesDie of
fering. I
Rales are shown in a limited way as high
as $1 per box along the wholesale way, this
being fpr large eiaes of late Crewfords and
Main. As rule sales of Elbcrtaa are shown
around 60 to 7 Bo a box, although large sixes
would command a slight premium.
For the first time ia many weeks there was
an actual scramble for peaches in the whole
sale trade during the day. Instead of a
termer Duraensotne surplus the trade had few
peaches to offer. Most of thh consisted of
oaat ana ends. Select stock, therefore, com
manded a premium
Even Willamette valley Beech nnnS an-
pear to be dwindling and Yakima offering are
scant. The Dalles continues to ship, but its
offerings are decreasing. The outlook, there
fore, is for an early closing of the peach trade
so ia as quantity oirencg ia concerned.
General Buying in
Chicago Pit Sends
Wheat Prices Up
Chicago, Sept. 22. (L N. 8.) A general
rusn to Buy by cemsntsafon houses sent wheat
snarpiy upwards in all deliveries today. Offer
ings were few. September started 2e high
er; December was l"e to 1 Ka up and May
started le to 1 e higher.
Corn started U c bieher for September. K e
to e for December and e to He for
May. I rade wa active on good commission
nouse demand. -
Oats opened He to 4e higher on rood de
mand by commission houses and locals and
limited offerings.
Provisions started higher for lard with trade
small.
Chicago. Sept. 22. L N. S.) Unfavor
able war news from Asia Minor and strerurth
of Liverpool forced wheat sharply higher to-
oay. 1 Here was a rush to buy by commission
houses and as prices advanced shorts covered.
It was truly a war market and prices closed
with gains of '4 e to He.
Corn was strong with commission house and
local buying on a general scale. Prices ruled
lower at the close, being 14 c to He off.
Oats were strong ia sympathy with other
grains. The close was generally He higher.
Provisions registered sharp wptom and
closed higher.
Bang of Chicago prices as furnished by the
United Press:
WHEAT
Sept .... 108 H 109 10. 10
Dec 107 H 109 H 107 Vj 108
May 111 113 111 112
CORN
Sept. . 62 65 64 4 64 H
Dec 59 60 59 H 58
May 62 63 62 62
OATS
Sept. .... 39 40 " 39 39
Dec 37 37 571 37
May 39 39 ' 39 39
LARD
Sept. 1080 1090 1075 1085
Oct, 1065, 1077 1062 1075
BIBS
Sept 73 78 72 72
Oct 990
RYE
73
78
77
BARLEY
Sept
Dec.
May.
Dec.
73
73
72" 72
72 73
77 77 B
58
57
MARKET FOR COTTOW CLOTHS
FIRM; ACTIVITY SHOW2T
New York. Sept 22. Firmness was again
the dominating characteristic in the market
for cotton cloths todar. The stronger tone
of the market - was plainly indicated by the
reluctance of mill agents to accept olds tor
later year deliveries at present prices. Printers
continued in the' market for print cloths, with
special activity in the narrower numbers
Sheetings reflected the better tone by slight
advances in some constructions and gateens,
which have been active and in demand, con
tinued to attract much attention. Shoe drills
and twills are being ordered well into next
year.
The raw silk market continued to reflect
the optimism of importers snd the better de
mand from broad silk manufacturers.
SOUTHERN SALES-HEAVY UT
1TEW YORK COTTOK MARKET
New York, Sept 22. (I. N. S.) Buy
ing by trade interests around the 21e level
for December waa a feature at the opening of
the cotton market today.' There also was
active switching from near to late months, a
well as considerable southern selling and local
liquidation.
The market acted well under the circum
stances and except for September, which opened
10- points up, was unchanged to 4 points
lower on initial transactions. Later the list
waa depressed by Increased selling pressure
and at the end of the first 15 minutes was
about 11 to 12 points net lower.
Open.
2088
2082
2072
3055
2080
2105
High. Low Close.
2110 2064 2096
2098
2108 2060 2097
2092
2096 2058 2087
2077
20T0 2t50 2067
2108- 2060 20 m
2107
2129 2086 8117
t 2125, stead;, 20
January
February ....
March
April
May
June. ......
July
October
November. . .
December
New York
points up.
ASHLA5D PEARS ABE BEING
GATHEBED FOB SHIPMENT
Ashland, Sept 22. D'Anjous, Boac and
Cornice pears are being gathered for shipment
in the Ashland vicinity this week. Most of
the pears shipped oat by the Ashland Fruit
ec produce association wiu go to eastern mar
kets. The record of a ear a day has been
on tlx past 30 days at the association where
frut and vegetables are moving rapidly.'
Owing to uncertain ahipping conditions the
peach crop has been sacs to many oichard
ists this season.
Fresh egga are getting scarce owing to
moult ing
GENERAL FEELING OF RELIEF
OVEB TABXFF XHf WOOL MARKET
Boston, Sept 22. A general feeling of
relief that the tariff law was now settled
definitely waa manifested in the Summer street
market today. The volume of foreign wool
removed from bond before the tariff act went
into effect had not had time to make its pres
ence in the market felt, and prices were firm
and little changed in moat gradea.
Small quantities af second clip Texaa mo
hair ara being picked up forBoeton account
at prices reported to bo alightly above 60
cents a pound. .
Wlaaiper Wheat Options
Winnipeg. Sept 22. Wheat:
Open. High. Low.
October.... 101 108 100
December.. IOO 101 98
May 105 105 104
Close.
102
100
105
S6c; medium. 30l2e lb. ; fine, 8083e
lb.; Eastern Iregon-Idaho, 8037e lb.
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow. 8
5c; No. 2. 4 5e; crease, 8 4e lb.
GASCARA BARK 1922 peeL 6 He; 1921
peel. 7 Ho lb. : crape root 6a lb.
BOPK Sisal. 15016c: Manila, 16
lte per lb.
WIRE NAILS Base price, $4.25 keg.
WHITE LEAD 100-lb. keg, 12e lb.
LINSEED OIL Raw. bete, $1.10; kettle
bailed. bbL, $1.12; raw. eases. $1.25; baled.
31.27 gallon.
GASOLINE Iron bblz., tea:
Se
1$
allon.
;RPENTINE-S caBon eana, $1.71 gel
sew em wningisn
Latest carload lumber sales by snarmfac
tnrers, quotations tvyieaentjng f. a. b. asiU vai
nea ia direct sate to retailer nod -iut
sn Wl&Tltf TT;K V
1x4 No, 2 and bet... $57.08 $66.00 $
1x4 Salt.!..,... 41.08 $8.00 88.00
. r wiaa:
1x8 10
CEILING:
1x6 No. 2 and bet.
63.00
40.00
88.00
S7.00
40.00
15.50
18-60
XXM
88.00
19.50
19.50
18-50
21.50
DROP BIDING:
1x6 No. 2 end bet.. 43.08
BOARDS AND SHIPLAP:
1x8 10 els M. 19.50
DIMENSIONS,:.
2x4 12-16 . 1 . . . . . . 20.50
- SMALL TIMKKM:
4x8 18-18 22.60
ft No. t Br .,-:. WO ti
UUMiLCs: t
A ahtncles . ... . 2 88'''- " -
Total sate by 82 avlB. T.14M4. lwVt
FORGE ADVANCE IN WHEAT PRICE
CEREAL MARKET
GROWS STRONGER
FRIDAY WHEAT BIDS
. Year
Bid Rise Afro
Bine stem fl.lt le 1L14
Soft white 1.1 let !
Western whit l.l le 1.18
Herd winter 1.67 le Ui
Xortaera spring- . . . 1.88 le 1.15
Western red 13 le 1.16
NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS
(Compiled by the Merchants' Exchange)
, Cars
W&eet Bar. I"!r. Oata. Hay.
82 . . . 4 8 9
'208 2 17 1 1
1 5007 152 836 192 467
10022 95 676 341 339
r 26 . . . 3 1 . . .
77 2 11 6 1
1788 11 274 41 129
3393 70 330 53 138
33 . . . 8 S 8
120 ... H 10 3
, 1571 4 618 142 335
2086 53 509 147 388
Portland, Frl.
Year ago. .
Season to date
Year ago. .
Tacoma, Thui
Year ago. .
Seattle, Tour.
r ago. .
Season to" date
Year ago. .
By Hymaa M. Coaen
European news waa the big bullish factor
ia the world's wheat trade Friday. Price
advances were scored at practically all leading
centers, with cash wheat bids generally con
tinued above the options.
Foreign and domestic markets alike snowed
apprehension regarding the possibilities of real
conflict between Britain ana mrzey ana eve
dally so since France and Italy left England
to fight it out alone.
Uveroool market responded to this condition
Thursday with an open-advance of 2d fer
September and 1 d lor Decemrjer wmie trie
closing was at an advance of 2 to Sd as
compared with Thursday's finals.
Quickly following the Liverpool advance.
South America markets stiffened and advanced
at the opening.
Chicago orjtiona ware also higher and private
advices were to the effect that cash wheat
premiums were somewbat suffer and bigner.
Portland cash wheat market was firm around
81.12 for white dab or Western white for
export although sales were reported but not
confirmed for immediate delivery at 1 to c
above thi. The prices named are for delivery
within 10 days. For October delivery casn
wheat buyers were freely offering $1.09 and
even $1.10 early in the day.
Very liberal increase in the marketing of
export grades of wheat ia shown at Pacific
Northwest points and especially for Portland
delivery. Practically all exporters are buying
wherever possible, aa most of them have imme
diate shipa to fill.
Milling wheat continues to show more or less
neglect owing to tlfe difference in opinion of
millers and growers as to the premiums that
should be available for such offerings above
the export basia. Naturally in view of the
complicated foreign situation there is a firmer
demand for milling wheat but the views of
buyers and sellers are still somewhat apart
One thing spears certain at the moment
The price of flour is rare to quickly follow any
material upward awing of milling wheat
bids. Already this ia noticeable in
the export-lour market. A further advance
of 1 Oc per barrel is quoted in that line, al
though no confirmation of sales to the Orient
is yet noted at tha advance. The new price
is $5.20 for blueatem cutoff and $4.90 for
club straight
Broomhall Cabled: The market for wheat
in the United Kingdom is about steady but
the demand is not very active. Offers of
Manitobaa are less pressing while American
winters are being firmly held. Situation in
corn remains steady but the market is quiet
with demand not active. Offerings of Amer
ican aorta are slightly better but holders
ehow no disposition to sell at concessions.
Plate offers while not pressing, are generally
increasing.
WHEAT Brrvine price, tidewater, track de
livery: Club, $1.10 1.12: bluestem, $1.2:
Big Bend btaestem, $i.zo; Tnrxey rea, i-u
l.le; red Russian, zi.uos i.oa.
DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, mill
door; Patent, $6.75 7.20; Willamette valley
brands. $5.70 6.85; local straight, $5.45;
bakers' hard -wheat, $7.20; bakers' bluestem,
17.10; bakers- pastry, so.wo ddl; granam,
36.00: whole wheat $6.20: rye. $6.80 bbL
Price for city delivery, 15c extra; suburban.
20c extra.
EXPORT FLOUR Club, atraight S4.SO
bluestem. cutoff, $5.20 bbL
MAX Buying price: Willamette tunotny.
fancy, $20.00; Eastern Oregon timothy, $22
per ton; clover. $17.00; straw, $7.60; alfalfa.
$18.60: grain bay. $19.00.
GRAIN 8ACKS--Nonunal. No. 1 uejeutta.
lOo for new crop delivery. Domestio bags,
10c each.
MILLSTUFFS Mill run at mill, sacked, ton
tots, $27.00: carload lota, $26.00; middlings.
$38.00 89.00 per ton.
OATS Per ton. buying Brice: Feed. $32;
milling, $33.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $28.00;
brewing. $28.50.
FEEDSTUFSTs F. O. B. mills: Rolled bar
ley, 836.0O; whole barley, $34.60; alfalfa
meal, $30.00; cocoanut meal, $38.00; cracked
com. S37.00; whole corn. $35. Oo.
Merchants Exchange bids:
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Sept
. . .$ 1.19
... 1.10
... 1.10
... 1.07
... 1.08
... 1.03
Oct.
$ 1.19
1.08
1.08
1.06
1.06
1.02
Nov.
Hard wliite . . .
S 1.17
Soft white
Western white .
1.05
1.05
1.03
1.05
.99
Hard winter . . .
Northern spring
Western red
FEED OATS
No. 2 86-Ib. naturals 81.50 81.50
8 6 -lb. clippa 81.00 31.00
88-lb. naturals ... 82.75 32.75
BARLEY'
44-lb. minimum 28.00 28.00
40-lb. minimum .. 27.50 27.50
CORN
No, 2 B. X. shipm't 29.50 29.25
31.00
31.00
32.50
27.50
27.50
29.00
Hospital Officer Elected
Ashland, Sept 22. The following officers
and board members were elected at the last
meeting of the stockholders of the Granste
City hospital, at which time the name of the
hosptta' was changed to tne Community Hos
pital: President Doctor r. G. Swedenburg;
rice president, Mrs. Nellie Loomis; secretary
T. ai- Simpson; treasurer, Frank Ferreil; Jeas
Win burn, S. Boardman, and the officers con-
xtiuue toe ooera.
Fmit Harrest Labor Plentiful
Wens tehee, Sept. 22. Fluit harvest labor
is coming in in great numbers. Although the
harvest in the Okanogar ia on at full speed,
picking around WenatcUee ia desultory and
scattering. There are many more common
laborers here than the present demand can
absorb. Although the wace scale decided cn
by growers at a meeting at the Commercial
club Monday afternoon as 35 cents an hour
for sorters, most growers are oxtering 40 cents.
San Francisco Fonltrr Market
San Francisco, Cai, Sept 22. (TT. P.)
Poultry: Broilers, 1 to 1 lbs, 86 88c;
2 to 2 lbs.. 28S6e; fryers. 30 32c;
young roosters, 8 lbs. and up, 80 33c; stagey,
2328e; colored old roosters, 17 18c; Log
horn old roosters. 14 16c; Lechorn hens, 2 H
to 8 lba., 1822e; 3 lbs. and over. 23
25c: large - colored hens, 2882e; ducks,
young, 18 20c; geese, young. 2022e; lire
turkeys, old. 82 35c; spring, 40 42c;
sduabs, live, fancy. 50 5 2c
Dried Frcit aad Beans
New York. Sept 22. (L X. S
market weak. Marrow choioe, .87.75 8.00;
pea choioe. $6.50; red kidney choice, $6.26.
Dried fruit market very firm. Apricots,
ehoeee to extra fancy. 29 80c: apples, evap
orated, prime to fancy, 17 19 He; prunes,
80e to 60s, 12 18e; prunes. 60s to 100s,
8 12 He; peaches, choioe to extra fancy.
12 le; seeded raisins, choice to fancy.
20 22o.
New York Wool aad Hides
New York, Sept 22. (L N. S- Wool
market firm, Dcsneetio fleece XX Ohio, 41
66e; domestic pulled scoured basis, 50c
$1.00; domeatto Texaa scoured basis, . 80c e
Sl-SSj territory staple scoured basis, 81.10
Hide market firm. Native steam. 21 e;
branded steers, 19 He
New York Cottonseed OO
Werw Tie Bm 4 . . . . n
ing prioe: October. $840 8.42; November.
88.0708.08; Decern bar. $8.03 80S; Jan
nary. $8.05 8.00; rebrnary. 88.07 99.08;
March. $8.15 8-16; April. $8.20 8.30.
LiTerpoal Ctta Ealer
UvwrpooL Sept, 22.(t H. K) Spot eot
toa cspened quiet Prices easier; sales 5000
bales. American middlings fair 814.08; good
saiddjincs, 813.13; full middanga. $12 98:
middlings. $13.83: low auddliacv $12.43;
rood ordinary, $11.38; ewdiaary, 811.08. Fn
turea opened qiuet
. ..XaTal Store Saarkot '.'.'t
If mm Tt ft V D . ' e
tone -Savannah, IU ; Sww York. 81.83J
""" . rw sure ..
FAIR ACTIVITY
IN POTATO TRADE
Potato market is reflecting a fair decree of
activity locally, bat there is no shipping call
whatever for Willamette valley stock because
of the lower prices that other sections are
teUinc
Landed cost of No. 1 potatoes from other
states ia aot above 81-11 per cental, Port
land track, therefore, this sets to some extent
the extreme limits of local potato purchases.
While It is trie that Yakima potatoes have
given practically no aaUsfactioa to the trade
here this season, there is always a certain
per cent of the trade that is "sold" on such
stock and will purchase nothing else, even if
better. This is due to some extent by the
propoganda issued during recent years by local
wholesalers who have been able to make greater
profita on the sale of Yakima and other outside
offerings because of the holding for higher
price by local growers.
Eastern potato markets are mixed in char
acter, Chicago showing weakness, while St
Louis is firmer.
Primary markets of the Pacific Northwest
are alow. The primary market shows:
Idaho Faiie Hauling very light account
ear shortage. Demand good, market steady,
vary few salea. Carloads f. o. b. cash track
to growers and waaroBloads cash to arrowera.
sacked Ruxmla, U. & No. 1, 60c.
Aiiiasoe. Neb. HsiHings very light, light
wira inquiry, demand light, market dull. Car
loads f. o. b. cash track to growers; few sales,
seeked Early Ohioa, U. 8. No. 2. well sorted.
uy 00c.
Minneapolis. Minn. Moderate wire inardrv.
Demand -slower, movement moderate, market
slightly weaker, little change in prices. Car
loads L o. b. usual terms, send Is ad district,
Minneapolis and St Paul rate, sacked Early
uuios, partly gTaded. 3e1.00. mostly
$1.00. Bed River valley points, carloads f. o.
b. usual terms; Moorehead rate, sacked Red
River Ohios, partly gjaded. 95c $1.00, mostly
BSC,
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PBICES
Chicago Hogs 610.2
Chicago. Sept 22. (L N. S.) Hoes
Receipts 15.000; marcet higher; bulk. $8.00
iw iw.io; top, iiu.zo; neavyweignt 8.73
a. WO : medium weight. $9.83 10.20: light
weig.-ir, .utff lo.o; jignt ugnts, $8.50
i.v.uu; neary pacaing sows, smootn, 8.Uu&
s.ov; pacxing sswa. rougn, l.za (g 1.80 ; Pi0
s.-a is w.ou.
Cattle Receiots. 5000. sreei!v. 1W ator-.
choice and prime. $11.00 12.00: medium and
gooa, cw.uuopiu.oo: good and choice, $10.90
wii.bu; common and medium, $0.50 10.00.
Duiciier cacue, neiiers, s.uu m 10.00: cows.
$4.00 8.25: bulls. $3.50 0 7 00. Canne-va
arid cutters, cows and heifers. $2.25 8.75
canner steers, $3.50 5.50: real calves (light
aim uanayweirni) , SI l.tiu fie 13. OO : feeder
steers. JJ U Ig 8.00; etocker steers, $4.50 &
I SO; stacker cows and heifers, xa in at K Kn-
stocker calvea, $5.50 7.25. Western ranee
cattle. Deer steers. in.DoaB.SA- ,wA
neiiers, es.uuesB.zs.
Sheep UeceiDts. 9000. itmnr T,mh, tKA
10. down;, $12.50 14.75: lambs, culls and
common, tv.!iU0iz.o; spring lambs, $10.10
12.50; yearling wethers, $7.00 9.50; ewes
4r 48 ik Ji n tr e-
--tt . ewes, mi is ana common. $2.00
: Dreeaine ewes. 14.SOA11 ss- -
MiUUS, 10.iV9 1l.lU.
Kansas Oity Hogs 99.75
ransas City. Sept 22. (L N. 8) Cattle
jceipts euuu. xnui. Hteera. IS.snaTDIl
cows ana neuers, $4.00 7.00; calves, $9.00
u.uu
Hoes -Receipts 6000. sWdv. Univ rJ ..l.
eo.uv w tf.oa - too. a.?n: smtim Hifla
9.65: liMs, $9.509.75; medium, $925
Sheep Receipts 4000 etoerW T.mhi
fn.vvisuiig ewes. IJ.CUWB.HS.
Denver Hons 89.75
uenver. Heot 22 (1 p p.iti. -d-
ceipi.1, luira; market steady. Steers, .$6.50
'-'; cows and heifers, $4.00 6.25; stoekers
iteuirj, fj.inigi.so; bulls. $2.50
8.50; calves. $6.00 9.00.
Hogs Receipt". 100: mark In M,l
Top, $9.75; bulk. $9.25 9.60.
Sheep Receipts. 5200; market 15c higher.
Lambs, $13.00 14.00; ewes. $4.00 6.75;
4T ... 1 -. 8 1 1 Br ri a, waav '
Omaha Hogs 89.70
Boutn Omaha. Sect 22. - Cattle u-
ceipts. 1500; market all classes generally
u. vaoice DDrs imu. aiu nn- n,.m.
Hogs Beceipts, 6000; market active; pack
ing grades, 37.50 "7. 75; bulk. 200 to SOO-lb
butchers, $8.83 9.60; top, $9 70.
Sheep Receipts. 6000: market f.. i.,h.
teaay to strong; ouix Western. 814.25
14.30: ton, $14.85: native X 1 4 nn Of 1 A O
w 1 1 iMuv0, e ia. w is.D i : mm nn.
changed; feeders, strong to higher, $18.83
No Seattle Hog Market
Seattle, Bert 22. (I. N. g.) Stockyards
ivjasii, no uveetoca receipts today.
nan Franciaeo Hogs 911. BO
Ban KTanelsco, Sept 22. (U. P.) Cattle
.-. '.!rm' ' W 8c: second
quality, 77Hc; cows and heifers. 64 6e;
oa on; c aires, neary, 6H
6 c.
Sheep Lambs, llH12e; wethers. 7
8 He; ewes, 5 6c.
Hogs Hard grain wgt 100-175, 11
11 He, over 300. 8H9Hc
POTATOES ALOSO THE
9an Francisco Market
COAST
rket
rr ,
San Francisco. Sept 22. (U. P.) Onions,
jruuws,
$1.75.
per cwt 7tJ85c: ereen oniona
, Potatoe River
Unas. $2.00.
fancy $1.10 1.25; Sa
Lee Annates Market
Loa Angeles. Sept 22. Potatoes: New
stock locals best $1.85 1.65; mostly $1.50
iS'jl.vo; poorer low as 91. Uu;
era, $2.00 2.15.
Seattle Market
Seattle. Sep 22. Onions:
1H1Hc; California Spanish
Potatoes: Local, 1 1 H c
Northern riv
Walla Walla,
DAIBY PBODTJCE OF THE COAST
San Franlcsco market
San Francisco, Sept 22. (U. P.) But
ter Extras. 52c; prime firsts. 49 He; firsts,
4 2c. w
-Eggs Extras, Ble: extra firsts. 44c; firsts,
84c; extra pullets, 87c; undersized pallets.
Cheese California flats fancy, 26c; firsts,
24c.
Lee Angeles Market
Los Angeles, Sept 22. (L N. S.) But
ter 63c.
Eggs, extras, 46c; case count, 89c; pul
lets, 33 He
Poultry, hens, 19c; broilers, 82e; fryers,
2 So.
Seorttln Ma
Am trie fiamf 9 9 Y W a tr a
mm w. aj. AsKKsl . Bm
lect ranch, 42c; pallets. 80 82c
ouuer: 5y creamery, eec; bricks, 47c.
fllMU- rinMM .-int.,. 41.. w .
ks. i6 28c. " Mer-
Ckleawo Dalrr Prodnce
Chicago, Sept 22. L K. B.) Butter
Receipta, 6730 tabs; standards, 38c; extra
firsts. S740c: firsts. ilA!S
stock. 23H26Hc
Exes Receirrfa. SK6S mia tri.n.
27 28c; ordinary firsts, 25 26c; first, 28
s? ooc; cnerws. ioe; airttea. 19c
Cheeae Twins, maw unuatt.- i.i
Longhorns, 21 22 He; brick. 21 H 22c!
uve poultry uhickena, 18 22 Ho; springs,
20c; roosters, IS He: geese, 18c; docks, 20.
M1aneapoU8DaItk Flax '
MteaeapoBs, Sept. 22. Flax: September.
$2-88; October. $2 35; Noveabor. 82J38: De!
cemoer, J.l 1 ; may. eZ.Si : track, tsift
2.89; arrive, $2-35.
82.41 ; October, $2.86 j Sovesnber.LMI?
December 2.28; track. $2.42 2.43: ar
rive, $2.374. -
Sw York Ponltry Market
New York, Sept 92. (I. ST. 8.) Dressed
Pool try Market steady. Chickena. 23 seas-..
turkeys, 41 68c: geeee. 15 lSe; fowls. 20
Live Poultry Market emkrp. . mrfs
24 28cr tnrkey, 35 45c; dncka, 25 27c;
fowls. 25 32c; winetere. J4e: geese. 20
22c
3Cw York Potato Market
New York. Sept 22. fL R. S.) Potainea
(in bulk, barrel or bag; Maxket steady?
Nearby white, $1.00 2.83; sweets. $1.25
3.T '
Sa Francisco Cash Bailey
San Fraacxeeo, Sept 22. Barley Spot
feed per eU, $L17Hl-20; ahipping, $1.24
6 X . 5.
Llrerpool Wheat Market '
Liverpool. Sept. 22 Wheat r
Y " - Open. ... Close. Gain.
September ... a. 10a 1 d lOslHs 3d
s 5 d 9s d. 2d
VALLEY LAMBS ARE
AT EXTREME MARK
FRIDAY LIVESTOCK TBADE
Hoyt Steers Lamb
Portland
11 JO
9 8.06
911.00
Chirm en ....
Omaha
Dearer
Kansas CHt.
Saa Francisco
Seattle
19.85
-9.J0
9.73
9.75
11.50
12.00
HJt
7.7
7.00
6.00
So market
14.75
14J6
1430
14.50
12.00
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hogs. Cat Calves Sheep Cars
Friday 89 863 3
Week ago 267 45 . . . 1084 10
weeka ago 33 897 2
4 weeks ago 83 21 4 34 2
Year all 5 45 263 2
2 years ago 429 59 8 1417 18
3 years ago 120 34 14 172 6
4 years ago 612 175 4 124 11
North Portland ahowed an upward swing
of sheep and lamb prices for tha day, while
hogs were steady and cattle on a nominal baaia.
Only three loads arrived Friday.
Willamette valley too lambe were firmly
placed at 811 during the Friday trad at
North Portland, thereby forcing . a general ad
ranee of about 50e in that division. At the
same time strength waa apparent all through
the mutton trade, with ewes quoted 60c higher
but limited business parsing at $6, a rise ef
$1. No change waa shown ia the price ef
east of the mountain lambs; supply in this
division being absent for the day.
General afaeen and lamb ranee:
Prima east of mountain lambs. $10.00 11.00
Choice valley lambs 10.00 11.00
Medium valley lambs 9.00 10.00
Common vaUer lambs 8.00 9.00
Cull lambs 7.00
8.00
Heavy yearlings 7.60
8.00
Light yearhnga 8.00
Eeary wethers 8.50
ight wethers 6. B0
Ewes . 2.00
No Freeh Cattle Supply
8.50
6.60
7.5
5.50
While some holdover stuff waa shown in the
cattle alleys, no fresh supply came forward.
Market was offering stale stuff of indifferent
quality, but good cattle were absent
General cattle market range:
Choice steers $
Medium to good steers
Fair to common steers ...... .
Common to fair steers
Choico cows snd beifers .....
Medium to good cows-beif era . .
Fair to medium cows-heif era . .
Common to fair cows-heifers. . .
Caaners
Bulks
Choice feeders
Fair to good feeders
Choice dairy calves ........
7.25
6.73
5.75
4.00
6.00
3.50
3.00
2.00
1.50
8.00
5.00
4.00
8.50
8.00
7.00
COO
8.00
7.50
6.75
5.75
6.00
4.60
3.60
8.00
2.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
9.00
8.50
8.00
rinse ncnt calves
Medium light calves
Heavy dairy halves
7.00
Swine Trade Holds
In the hog alleys there continues a
fully
steady tone, with strength indicated in spots.
Run at North Portland Friday was but 89
head- Sales were made within the former
price range.
General hog market ranze
Prime light $11.00311.50
Smooth heavy, 230-300 lba... 14.00 10.50
Smooth heavy, 300 lba. up... I.OOilO.DO
Rough heavy 7.00 9.50
Fat pigs 10.50 911.00
Feeder pigs 10.50 11.00
Stags . , ......... 5.00 7.50
Thursday After noon Sales
STEERS
No.
16.
81.
1.
8.
6.
1 .
5.
1.
6.
1.
8.
1.
8.
1.
1.
1.
18.
1.
Av. lbs.
, .. 968
. ..1128
..1440
.. 935
780
..1070
.. 824
.. 970
. .. 930
.. 850
..1046
.. 765
. .. 977
.. 800
. .. 830
.. 900
.. 945
. .. 860
Price
6.80
7.75
6.50
6.25
5.25
4.O0'
No.
1.
25.
1.
1 .
6.
1 .
Av. lbs.
..1020 $
..1175
.. 940
.. 760
.. 615
.. 670
Price
6.50
8.00
5.00
4.25
5.00
6.00
S-.23 I
v COWS
8.25
1.
1 .
2.
1.
8.
2.
11.
:i2.
6 .
34,
1.
.1000
. 410
.1030
. 680
.1133
.1315
. 960
.1000
.1013
.1051
. 500
3.00
6.50
2.50
3.00
4.75
4.00
6.00
3.
$.76
3.00
2.60
6.25
4.75
4.00
4.0O
4.00
6.00
3.95
6.00
5.00
4.75
8.00
CALVES
$-.9.00 I 6.
BULLS
8 4.00 I 1.
4.00 I 1.
' HOGS
123
865
841 $ 6.50
.1448
.1230
.1110
.2010
3.50
4.00
3.
1.
9.
8.
2.
11.
... 298 $10.50 I 7.... 240 $10.55
... 170 11.00 I 1 190 11.00
... 172 11.50 6 178 11.00
... 123 11.35 1 2 205 11.50
... 235 11.25 8 165 11.60
... 610 7.60 11 180 ll35
LAMBS
12.
23.
1,
... 85 $11,00 1 5 86 $10.50
. .. 90 10.50 I 145.... 72 11.00
. .. 40 9.00 1
EWES
. .. 121 $ 5.00 i 11 127 $ 5.00
. .. 125 4.50 J 9 118 4.75
YEARLING SHEEP
. .. 98 $ 8.00 1 80 $ 5.00
- WETHERS
... 151 $ 7.00 I
BUCKS
... 180 $ 8.00
Friday Morning Sales
STEERS
16.
6,
1.
No.
2.
2.
Ave. lbs. Price I No. Ave. lbs.
. . 965 8 6.75 1 2. . . 137
..1460 6.75
HOGS
Ave. lbs. Price I No. Ave. lbs.
. . 250 $11.00 1. . . 260
. . 130 8.00 14. . . 234
. . 140 10.60 2... 180
LAMBS
Price
$ 7.00
No.
Price
19.
11.
24.
$10.60
10.60
11.50
No.
Ave. lbs. Price 1 No. Ave. lbs. Price
22.
82.
9.
. . 85 $10.50 75... 84 $11.00
68 11.00 I 3... 96 9.50
. . 63 8.00
EWES
No.
Are. lbs.
Price I No. Are. lbs.
Price
82.
.. 81 $
6.00 1 20... 120
9 5.00
YEARLINGS
Price I No. Ave. lba
8.00 I
WETHERS '
Price I No. Ave. The.
f.OO
No.
Ave. lbs.
96 $
Ave. lbs.
.. 125 $
Price
No.
Price
MIXED SHEEP
Ave. lbs. Prim t No. Are. Iba.
. . 116 $ 8.00
No.
Price
10.
yew York Batter aad Errs
New York. Sept 22. (L N. S.) Batter
Market stronger. Creamery extras, 42 H
48 He: do firsts, 85 H 42e: do higher scor
ing, 43 45c: state dairy tuba, 30 & 31 He;
ladrls. fresh, extras, 31 81 He.
Cheese Market fair demand. Whole milk
specials, flats, 2324e average ran, 24c;
lower grades, 19 H 20 He; Wisconsin, whole
Ik. fancy Xoung America. ZlHeSZZc;
skims, specials, 1 1 H c
Eces Market firmer. 5nr white, fancy.
66 68c; do brown fancy. 50 54c; extra, 47
49c firsta, 38 043c
Milk The nominal whcAeaala price ia 82.89
cwt, delivered in New York. Official quota
tions discontinued.
Moaat Angel Hop Picking- Ed$
Mt Angel. Sept. 22. With a little iee
cream picnio for the pickers, the hop picking
work waa broturht to a rlose ia the Tard of
the Abbey farm last Friday. September 18.
Iarma; the picxinc season about eighty per
sons were daily employed to gather in the
hops.
Sew York Sagrar and Coffee
New York, Sept 22. TJ. P.) Sugar
steady, raw $4.61; refined steady; granulated
86.2a-
Ooffee. No. 7 Rio. spot ID H 0 10 Her No.
4 Santos 16 16 Hc
Sew York Metal Market
Ne York. Sent, 22. fL-N. 8.1 Omer
oiet; spot, to October. 18 H 13Hc
Lead firm; soot. Heytcniher and October
$6-20 bid.
Spelter nrm: spot, to sorember $6.27 H
Md. .
Bneao Aires Wheat
Bweaos Aires. Sept. 22. Ooenine wheat:
October. 81.12 H : February. 31.09. up He
Corn. October. 74c; November. 70c. unchanged.
Flax. October. $1.70; February, 81.45 H.
down le. Oats. October. SOHs, anchaaccd.
: Calcaw Potato Market
Chieaco. Sent. 22. (L N. 8.1
Receipts. 104 ears: Wisconsin round. 81.10 sk
1.20; Minnesota, round white, $1.00 01,16;
acq xuver ana iwou, x.aow ;
SKIPSEA FIXED
TO LOAD LUMBER
FOR AUSTRALIA
J. J. Moore dt Co. baro fixed the
British steamship SJcipsea, 3338 ton,
to load lumber for Australia on pri
vate terms. Tha order call for No
vember loading: and an option of Co
lumbia river or Ptigret aoond. Rates
are petting: steady and better with the
increasing; demand for lumber In Aus
tralia, With tha low rate that have been
quoted for sail tonnage a number of
the fore and aft rigged craft are a till
on the disengaged list although feeler
are out for all craft for 1.000.000 feet
or better. For Japan and China there
is an increasing demand for space and
hone offering-. Rates are firm and op
erators are looking out for more ton
nage. MOTOBSHIP IS OVERDUE
"WITH CABGO OF COPRA
Out 63 days from Oeno, In the Solo
mon Islands, the American motorahip
La Merced, 1342 tons. Is getting; close
to the overdue list. ! Under ordinary
conditions 'a power boat should have
reported 15 days ago. To date no re
insurance has been quoted. In case of
engine trouble the vessel is short of
canvas spread and would come slowly.
The La Merced sailed from Oeso
July 20 for Portland with a cargo ot
copra for the Portland Vegetable Oil
mills. The vessel is under charter
to the Burns-Phillips company and it is
understood in shipping circles that she
is on the free list and lumber brokers
are looking after a charter for lumber
to Australia.
Lumber rates to the Antipodes are
flexible and hcxikers are keen for any
tonnage showing in cargo lots. Space
on berth carriers has been taken and
sail tonnage is being taken at private
terras. Sail tonnage has gone as low
as $11 and steam is asking high aa
$15.
DELAYED SHIP ARRIVES
Hoquiam, Wash., Sept, 22. The four
masted schooner Fred J. Wood, 86
'days out from San Pedro, put into port
here at 10 o clock yesterday.
The schooner Columbia arrived after
a 25-day voyage from Honolulu.
TO CELEBBATE JOIKTLY
Hoquiam, Wash., Sept. 22. Hoquiam
and Aberdeen will hold a Joint cele
bration next Tuesday for the official
opening of the recently completed port
terminal. Invitations have been sent
to Governor Louis F. Hart and other
state Officials. Plans are being made
to care for a crowd of several thou
sand at the port wharves during the
celebration.
ALL ALOYO THE WATEBEBONT
With inbound carlo from Atlantic
ports the steamship Edgar K. Lucken-
bach arrived at terminal rto. x rxi
day afternoon.
The motorship Babinda of the Ocean
Motorship company, is discharging
general cargo from California porta
at the Albers dock.
The nteamshlD West K.eaia ot tne
North China line, haa shifted to the
North Bank dock for a parcel lot of
wheat. '
Thd ntjamshlO KOSfl uuv or tne Ban
Francisco A Portland Steamship com
pany, will sail Saturday at 10 o ciock
from Alnsworth dock for 8 an- Fran
cisco.
POSITIONS OF VESSELS
Radio reports by Federal Telegraph ' give
tha position of the following vessels St 8
n m NAntemner zi :
Forest King, Seattle, for San Pedro. 852
miles from San Pedro.
Frank G. Dram. Honolulu, for nan Jrearo,
1764 miles from Honolulu.
Los Angeles. San Pedro, tor atarooez, io
mile, f Pnra slartinez.
Wahkeena, Everett, for an rearo, tou
mllM ferwn S-verett
Willamette. San Franciseo, for Seatue, a HO
ttIIm north of R.n Franciaeo.
Jacob Luckenbacb, Saa Francisco, ioe nan
Pedro, 114 miles north of San Pedro.
Paraiao. Gravs Harbor, for San irraaelseo.
255 miles south of Grays Harbor.
Olearemont Raymond, for San Peare, Z0Z
mile south of Raymond.
Horace X. Baxter. Santa rsiroera, tor aagie
Harbor, 65 miles from Santa Barbara.
Humboldt San Pedro, for Saa Francisco,
115 milm south of San Fshncieeo.
West Chopaka. San Pedro. lor xosqnema.
372 miles from San Pedro.
Amis. Yokohama, for San Pedro, 994 miles
from San Pedro.
Med on. San Francisco. lor Seattle, 240
milea from Seattle.
Montague. Portland, for Yokohama,. 444
miles wast of Columbia river.
Columbia. Ban Francisco, for New I orx,
1180 milea south of Saa Francisco.
President Pie roe. New York, foe Saa FTaa-
cisco, 1146 miles south of San Francisco.
Argyll, Santa Rosalia, for Ban ranciseo.
1100 miles south of San Franciaeo.
Ventura, San Franciseo, for Sydney, 711
miles southwest of San Francisco.
W. F. Herrin. Seattle, lor Ban Franciseo,
864 mile from Seattle.
By Naval Radio:
Willamette. San Franciseo. for Seattle. 896
miles from San Francisco.
Edgar Luckenbach. Astoria, for San Fran
cisco, 125 miles from Columbia river.
Hamer. Everett for Han jrranmsoo. ao
miles from San Francisco.
Norwood. Bellingaam. for Ketchikan. 10
miles from Belli ngham.
Ltbby Maine. Kenai. for Seattle. 90 miles
from Seattle.
Meriden. Genoa Bar. B. O., for Saa Fran
cisco, 50 miles from Genoa Bay.
iSierra. Belnngham. for nan Pedro. 20 miles
from Belling ham.
Wheatland Montana, Xokobama, for Van
couver, 1833 milea from Vancouver.
Canadian Prospector, Danen. for Vaneoa-
ver. 1994 miles from Gape Flattery.
Edniore. Seattle, for Dariem, 1624 miles
from Seattle.
President Madison. Yokohama, far Seattle.
2003 miles from Seattle.
i nicaasaw t lev. Yokohama, for Port T own
er nd, 2007 miles from Port Townsend.
President Grant Seattle, (or Xokohama,
1894 milea from Seattle.
Eastern Caih Wkeat
Mmneapolis, Sept 22. Cash wheat: No.
1 northern. 100H110HJ No, 2, 105
118 H: No. 8, 10OH110H; No. 1 dark
northern. 113H120H; No. 2, 110: No.
8. 1084 118 H: No. 1 dark hard Mon
tana. 112H116H; No, 1 hard Montana,
103H110H; no. 1 ilrarom, 66 H
96H : No. 8. 81H 89H.
rThien, HiA 22 Tesk wbeei. Vft "X.
hard, 111H: No. 2, 111; No. S, 101; No.
8 mixed, 108 H- Cora: No. 2 mixed. 66 H
86H; ko. s, ooh; -o. . oo ; ra ,
64 H ; No. 1 yellow, 86 H ; No. 2. 66 006 ;
No. 3. 65 H; No. 1 white, 6H; No. 2, 64
66H: No. 2. 65; No. 4, 64H65;
Oats: No. white, 41 H. 943; New S.
404.
Winninec. Sept xz. cash wneat: sa 1
aorthera. 103 H : No. 2.; 102 H; No. 8.
itv; no. o. oivs; jao, s, ia. r eeo,
66; track, 102.
Sassas City Potato Market
City. Sept 22 Sixteen ears di
verted from the team track, 23 cars ea track.
Supplies moderate, demand and movement
good. Market firm. Track salea, car lota, ont-
wescht: Colorado, sacked Cobblers U. 8. No.
1, 8L851.40; Minneaota, Red River Ohios,
pertly graded. 91.85.
' 1 -e -
Sew Yerk-Leadoa snrer -
Haw York, Sept 22. f L M. g. )
Hreial bar salver, diisaustiu. wnek
at
99 He: foxwien, H a lower at 89 e.
London, bept. 22. (L 3., 8.) Bar afivsw
aachanged at 35 Hd.
. Miaaeapoiig Wawat Optloas
aslnneepnlic, Sept 22. Wheat
Open.' High. : Lew. Close,
September. 109 H 109 Hi 108 108
Deoember. , 109 H 109 H . 107 , 108
May.. 1124 118 H 111H 117H
Timber Mea : Visit Ridge field
RldgeOald. Waab.. Sept 22 Joha Yeyer
mair aad Georce L. Lone, wraeadent aad
manager ot the Weiwrhaeaeer Timber essusav.
aad H. G. Clair hr.. ef Portland, Or., manager
of the same cTmcern, . were in Rmgefield re-
Tides a Astoria Satarday
High Water. Low -Water.
:2l a. hl. f.S ft. i :17 a. m,0.4 ft.
9 :1 p rrt, 7.9 ft 9 :00 p. m., O t ft.
Seaaide High water sine min
utes earlier.
' Seaside LjOW water 21 minutes
earlier. -; a-
News of the Port
Edgar P. Lackenback, American steamer,
from Nee York and wax nerta- general
- Steel Seafarer, American steamer, from
New York, general.
Bab-nda, American metonhip, from Ban
r rancTscu, -
Depav44nwe Septemker at
Admiral Goodrich. American steamer, foe
San ETanciseo via Eo.ea and Coos Bey, pas-
seueTore and sroeera, m , -
Welsh City, British steamer, far Orient,
rambea.
Tofuku. Mara, Japanese steamer, tor Catted
Kingdom, wheat
W. S. Porter, American seamor. for Gavi-
Steel Exporter, American sf earner, for New
xork and way ports, inmber ana general,
MARINE ALMAXAC '
Weather at River's Mouth "
North Head, Sept. 22. Conditions at the
month of the river at noon: Sea. choppy
wind, sooth 10 miles; ught rain.
DAILY BIVEtt READINGS .'.
8 a. at. Pacific Time.
3 iff
. sw e . !
010. OOj
78
79
78
hi
51
49
0 0.00
-0.110.00
o.sio.oo
0.90.00
67
() Rising (-) Falling. -
. . BIVEB FORECAST
The Willamette river at Portland win re
main nearly stationary during ' the next three
days except as affected by the tide.
Vassals te Arrive
Tim nt From. Data.
Steel Naviawsor ......Baltimore ...Sept 28
West Cataaaoa Baltimore . . . Beet 2
E. H. Meyer. -..New York ...Sept 28
Yahoo .......... R. . San Frea. ...Sept 24
uwiwa noivm. ..... oaa r ran. .... FMpt Z
sbastern - oaiior I oxonama ...Sept 24
Senator, f San Fran .... Sept 24
Arogaa ..... ..New York. .Sent 24
Lurlice. h. twece-Way.. Sept 25
rr ........ .araroraa ....Sept 2
Lydia New Orleans. .Sept 25
Kinderollk . . . . . . Vancouver . . . Sept 2 0
""7 Lwcsenpsca ...new I orx ...Sept
Arakan Bataria .....Sent
n
Multjiomah Sea Fraa ...Sept 26
" mi .......... naa a raa. . . Keut it
..01rrsn,MrU Kobm .... ..Bept 28
A??!' n rrsn aept 29
Rose City . . . . . .San Fraa. Sep, s
Vessel. For. -4Date.
rteguraa .... m. r-n., e . a .
fhida Mara No, 1 . .Orient 77. .V.Sent $8
::::::::::n;;.v1a
nSr x,.!!.-'..rca' ? Trk . . .Jrept 24
r-V -"." J or ... . sept, 4
iffi" "w Vork ...Sept, 25
EV-TT. ' " . ? ion. . . , sept SB
uponw ..New York. . . .feme, ia
Annette Rolph
Saa Pedro. . .Sept 25
i.yaia . . .
V vrieana. . . . Sept 2 6
.......... .NieiMK A.
Bbmo : fZpjiir. k- .vr ss
A. V
Senator
Kinderdyk
,,n. inien, .SmI 9T
.......... Europe gept. 29
- He rwi
.essehv...
AfriiT P Crowa Mni
Atrixa ................ m.-ism
Babinda ......
CelUo ........
Chillfcothe
Daiay Freemaa .
Frogner
Great City
Iwateaan. Mane .
Johan Poulaen .
Luixe Nielsen .
Levi U. Burgeaa
Orient City
Bose dtp .....
8 tat his
Steal Exporter . .
Texan
Thoe. Crowley . .
Tofuku Mara ..
TJsuri Mara . . ,
Viking .;
Victoria Mxru' .
Albers
........ or. . Helens
. . Terminal No. 1
St. Helens
Kainaer
. O-W Dock
...... Peninsula L.
Irving
....... .Vanoonrer
Columbia
. . Teraunai no. 1
...Terminal No. 41
....... .Alnswarth
...... ......Globe
. . . .Terminal No. 1
..Terminal No. 1
....... Peninsula L
. . . . ' ermiaal No. a
. . . . Eastern-Western
Bt, U tie as
....North Bank
west Jaau . . . .
Yoahida Mara No,
Yuri Mara
. . . .North Bank
........ Wanna
,Anu Can Dock
Steel Seafarer
Edg T. Lockenbach
El Segunde . ,
West Catanace .
Hanna Nielsen
Terminal No. 1
.Terminal No, 1
Astoria
.Aewria
Astoria
AT WORLD'S POSTS
Astoria, 8ent o- an4. a .
f5!m5. 9 .ndo. from San Pedro Ari
r..,"? .IU t 4 a, m., steamer
.--' "Mwenoacn, irora Acw York and
way porta.
Seattle, Sept 21. Salted, Norwegian
steamer Hanna Nielsen, for PorUandT
i.'. 21 Arrived at 1:50 and
RnennT -i. Ki Mr Texan, from
iirope via New York and war oorta. SsJuh
"eT.p- nt, steamer Admiral farrago, fee
r " porta. Arrived at and
v "vLv"' raB?' eef.rer,
t o -in "rivea at ei :ou ana left np
;C,r- ; .', j "amnaa, from Ban
fUr MnM i-
San Fnnciseo, Sept. 21. Sailed. British
smer GUinsorganshire, from Ion and
way ports, for Puget Sound and PorUaad. Ar
fi tIm7 JfV' 'tinier Harry Lockenbach.
iIS? i5.pL4 J"1 " Porta, for Port:
land. Arrived at 6 p. m.. steamer Senator
irom nan maco and Saa Pedro, for Port-
TRANSPORTATIOX
S. S. SENATOR
Sails from Muffleiawl peck Sfe.
Wednesday, Seat, -87. 10 A. M.
and S vary Wednaeaay Tberearter
fee SAN FNAPIOISOO
LOS ANOCLKS
AN DIKQO
SPECIAL ROTJITD TRIP
EXCUBSION FARES
AN FRAMOISOO ....... 66O.0O
LOS AN8LKS ..974.00
AN OIS.O 8810
TIOKKT OFFICE
104 SD ST.. OOP. STARK
PMONC ROADsVAV S4S1
ROYAL MAIL
to EUROPE
TKt OOMFORT ROUTS'
New Ysrk Ohsraeurc ,
Sovthain pion H aenburf ,
ORBITA .v. .Oet.14 Nee. t Jan. 10
ORDUNft .XOetrl Dee. 0 waa. 81
OROF-KSA ..Nov. 4
OIRSOT PASSERRKR SCRVlOg
Front. Faelfle Oaast eets to II, t,
, Raeuiar Sal lines ; . -.
The Royal Han Steam. Paetet Co.
Rainier BMtu, 8 settle er Laval Acente
JJl3jtW YOKOHAMA.
e '
USSB SS West KeaU......Oct 1st I
IUAUHAKA, AOBE,
uoon oa eastern eauor. . ... .UCt J
For rates, space,
t ma tills. . 25 8.9
Albany.... 20 0.8
Salem ... 20 2.8
Oregon City 12 1.8
Portland. 15 .4.8
' TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT
99.822 Beard el Trade Bid.
Broadway UU
Isnel. Arrived st p. wt . etearaer W"t
Jsrna, from Portland and Pucvt bound, for
iiahia Blaitca and way porta,
Saa Pedro. Bej-t 2 1. tailed: ' Iteamee f:n
nesotaa. tratn Portland, for New York and
way porta Arrived, svaemef TrinMad, from
Colombia river. - Arrived, steamer W m. 4'etu
pioa. from New Orleans snd Mobih. for Port
land. Sailed, steamer R.vder Haaify. for Co
lumbia rivar, ttmOeA. steamer Wuet Katun,
from Buetroe Ayree aad- way p-wts. for ban
Franrisce end Portland, - Sitied, steamnr
i New lerk and way porta, f r
Pert is
.mt
Sailed. Danieh moxtsraUis tatirking.
rrom race; Boaao. ana PorUaad, tar Cupea-hascau-
BeUaghaa. - Sept 21. Arrived, steamer
Ren tuck isn, (rota New York aad way porta,
for Portia ad.
CristohaL - Sept 80. t. Satied. BriU-h
steamer Koran ton. from Portland for Euroce.
New York, Sept 21. Arrived, steamer
Daknttn. from Portland.
' Cardiff, Sept, 20. Sailed, Br!-h Meamrr
inataa tlty, for Saa rrenca-eo and PotUsal .
New York, Sept 21. Arrived, steamer
Mobile City, from Portland.
Boston, Sept 21. Arrived, etawr p, J.
Laokenbach, from Portia no. -Arrived, srvamer
. - t. U 1 m
1 ...w. ,iHvilSt ,yiasv, ivuunu
aad Portlaaa,.
. Baltimore Sept. 21. Arrived, steamer
aCnoxvtUo City, from Portland. -
Hrmstoa, Sept, 21 Arrivwl. steamer list
tie Imekeabach, from Portland, for New Or
kaaa, Saa Ffancieoe, Sept 22. Arrived. Caoba.
from Lea Ancelea, et 12 :0B a. ra, ; Loa An
geles, from Loa Ancelea, at 12:80 a. as.: Hel
en E, .from Loa Ancelesv U 1:11 t. m. t Hum
boldt, from Loa Angeeas, et 7 a. at: tug
Samsoa. from Cmpqua. at h:10 A m. ; bsrse
Waahoagal, from Lmns, at 8:10 a. m. ;
Mary lianlon. from Loe Angeles, at 9 -20 a.
m. Bailed. Norwea-iet eteeone Raie tlm Hfnr.
nia, tor Seattle, at 9:20 a at; M. 8. Rea.
secon, i or new xorx, a- : a, an.
Kaymend, Sept XI. jailed, Claremant.
tee 8B Frsacisco. it 11 a a: Charlaa Chris.
tenaPn. foe, Saa Pedro, at 11 a m.
Abe.deen. Secit-11. Arrived- Hekuaa If a re
from Maroraa. at 1:80 n. aa. Khmmt tTml
I. Wood, from Saa Pedru, at 10 a. sa. I theece
Aucnat 18, Arrived. eVwaamher 2 A. eehooiur
Columbia, from Moa alula. kt 7 p. m. ; thenee
OCEATf RATES STEADY
New York. Sept. 33. (I. N. S.i
Ocean freight rates for grain are
steady and no change -la noted on the
board. Quotations are: United King
dom, Is 6d ; Germany, ; Hamburg 6c ;
France, Atlantic 17021c; Holland, Rot
terdam and Amsterdam, 8fJ10c. Gen
eral cargo fair demand, steady.
Bootleggers Have
Killed a Total of
125 Prohi "Agents
Washington, Sept, t.-H. P.)
Bootleggers have killed 116 prohibition
enforcement agents since the war, on
rum runners began. Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes estimated today. Of
this number. 24 were federal agents
and the remainder state, county and
municipal.'
Fewer than 80 bootleggers have been
killed in the same tlnje, Haynes said.
Wounded among enforcement agents
number more than ItOO, bo aaaertad.
Haynes holds "a lax publio con
science" to blame for. many of the
casualties. So long as 'people buy
from bootleggers. the latter will be
encouraged to engage Jn the manu
facture and -sale of whiskey and re
sort even to murder, to profit by the
traffic
Texas, with four, leads-in the num
ber of federal agents killed. Two each
died in Georgia, Tennessee. .Oregon.
Mississippi, Virginia, Oklahoma and
Alabama. One was slain In each of
the foUowing states : Arkansas, New
Jersey. California, Kentucky, North
Carolina and Missouri.- "
TRANSPORTATIOX
stea:.!s:::p ccz?zm
. 7t Saw Prsnsclae
From Portland Ainsworth Dock
SATURDAY, 19 A. Mw Sept, tt
nOiDAI, 19 A. M OrC t
,- and every nine days thercafter
russMzmsinouroKTUHo
Promenade Deck .$28.80
Outside Saloon Deck 26.40
Inside Saloon Deck 24.00
Third Class (Males Only) 15 00
RoujidTrip(Fuataasa) 60.00.
All fares Include berth
' and meals while at sea.
Idsssllll iiusihIiI ay sMitamsi aHD at txerkel m
ssrrrat rate) ilAI awIM ssasw. nnssae or
adaa sassi m Zstft sssast
City Tkiiet Office Srd asid ftmtUtgtm -
Phone Broedway 6611
Frearht Oflk-e. Aineworth Dock
- mone Broadway C2i8
Astoria and Way Points
Str. Ceorgicma
Daflr, Excopt Friday, 8:30. A. IL
Night Boat Daily, Except
Sandar, 7:30 P. M.
Fare to Astoria $1.85 One Way
$3.00 Round Trip
Week-End Round Trip $2.50
The Dalles-Hood River
Steamer Service -Daily,
Except Sat., 7:15 A. M.
Far to The Dalles $1.25
Hood River $1.00 .
The Harkins TratwDortationi Cn
Broadway 6144 ; Alder SU Dock
J
AUSTRALIA
HEW ZSALAMO AND COUTH SIA8
Via TehlU eae rtaretaaea. ' atall and Fanes
ear tsrrlis Irera Saa Franeteee 8 vary
- AS Days.
Psatfle Tew Sewth Seas. New Zealand, lUe.
tralla, fS, Flert Ole
UNION S. S. OO. OF NCMf Z 6 ALAND
fa Oallfernie St. haa Franolseo
or teeaw staamieip end Naiires
CHEAP RATES
BY STEAMSHIP TO " t
AN PRANOISOO. LOS ANILK8.
AN DIKOO
, ' SAILING SATCBXiAT. 2 P. M.
99. SOLLAsa, A tent
ttt TMreL sear Wash. . Bdwy, 0028
-
I" JlsSeeT -
North China Line
COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPING COMPANY.
. ' OperaUng United States Ctowwrnment Ships
SLBJECT PBEIGHT SEBYICK rTITUOCT
TBAh'SSHIPMEKT BETVTH .
. - . POKTLAXD. OaGO!f. .
KOBE. SHANGHAI. TATCBAB
4Xieafia PAineA
USSB BS West Kader. .... .Nov. 1st
HAITlEiA
bobh ta k'Awtet..
.Nov. 16
ste apply to
Pertlaad, Oreges