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Newspaper Page TextI, i 1 7 TUESDAY,,' OCTOBER 3, , 1922. THE OKECTON . - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON .-r IS t.- . V 1 - - 4 V " 1 1 . JOSEPI 1I.NE DAIRY PRODUCE ''POSITION GOOD l . ' - ; . , i TUESDAY TiAlBT TRADE ' Batter. Eggs. Cee4e. .1 ., tab Ex- beleet . Flats. I Portlaad ... 45e ate : lc Kan I' ran cicr. . . . St4e-. 59e- - !Tc " Chicago -2He; lie tte j. lf-m Xort ...... Ait 'it tie Los Aagtles .....lie 5e flattie ..4c J$e Sle General rtfenrth eofiinue in tMe Dtr--ket for dairy products, bsur, (n and cheese ilk shewing; well maintained Tallies at pri mary point. ' While mora or lea Shading continues n the Portland ebeee I pric. due to competi C influence of various firm, TilTameok con tinues to find a better call for it supplies ; titan it is able to take car of at all promptly. Thl is especially true e. Tourg America and loxighorn. tor which' a growing demand . u indicated. .".. j . California continue to absorb liberal blocks - of Oregon cheese. Coos Bar shipment in that direction are very liberai and orders received r by TUiamook are keeping up vAyii. even at tba , recently advanced quotation. ' Oouaideraol Eastern stock -is shown here. Rome f this came forth wiien 'prices were ex- ... tremelj low. This accounts : for the great differential ta the price asked- by. various firms. Those desiring special Reformation regarding any market should write the: Commercial Ed itor, Oregon Journal, inclosing stamp for reply. BUTTER SITUATION 18 STROXG Strength' continues in the batter trade here as well as generally along toe coast. t entral rixed cubes are up f 45e a pound with gen der!' state extras around 4 3cr Prints are un 5 chanced. ' EGO PBICES ABE SOW X X1FQHM Select egg prices are now uniform along the wholesale way; with general Sales at 50c a losn. Bota association and 'private interests are now Quoting this price. Storage eggs also higher. - fSTJGAR ADVAJTCE IS IS EFFECT On advance of . 1 5e per hundred pounds in the pnee of all grade ef retined ausar took effect at the opening of - the Tuesday trade. Another rise of 1 Uc will be effecuve Wednes day monuiig. ' TLe adraoce follows riaea in raws. . LIMITED ARRIVALS OF TLRKETS Limited supplies of turkeys are reaciiing the street with sales around -5Slc a pound ten rally for teat dretted. wlule. lire are worth perhaps 10c below itiiese ligurea. Chickens Blightly easier with (fee t o. b. buyer yuotin lu leas lor heavy htus. naE. saxes coxTisrE somhai Limited trading in the hop market continues ground U&lOc a pound as previously quoted. Bocae growers are being forced to let go be cause of financial coouittons. There ,i little snap either to baling or selling generaily. 50TES PBODCCE TRADE Hncklcberrics steady t 15 17c pound generaUy. Peaches genersj'.y at $1.00 1. 10, with a few at ll.as for haiwaySy Celery continues- in big iupply ' with 75c the general top per dozen. Carload sweet, potatoes in; sales at 3VlS 3 ik c pound. -Car ca&abas in with sales' 2 4 Sg pound. Potato market generally rery alugeksh. GraTerutem apples being pushed; season too far advanced. SHIPPERS WEATHER SOTICE Weather bureau advised Tuesday : Protect shipments during the next.. 38 hours against the following maxttnum temperatures: Goiag north to 8eattle. degrees; northeast to Spokane. 70 degrees; ea.it to Baker. 70 digTees, and south to Ashland. 70 degrees. Maxinium tem perature at 1'orUand uamorrow about 68 de grees. FOstTfcAlTD WHOLESALE PRICES The an the prteea iretaileta pay whole (ajlrs, except as otbenroe nated: ' . BUTTEH SelUng price, box lots: , Cream ery prices --Prims.! extras. 4 8c; for plain wrap pen, oubas, 4395a per lb.; dairy, baying price 30c per lh -, BUTTEKFAT Portland delivery basis; No. S 1 grade, 4lc ;, No. 2, 43c; Mo. 1 .gone. 46c for "A" grade. . CHEESK Selling: Tillamook, triplets. 30aio lb : Tnung Anuricas. 31 32c lb.; Oregon triplets. 4 W 25c Buying price, f. o. b. Tillamook:. Triplets, 28c; Young America and longhoros, 29c. Selling price: Block Bwias. fane; 31 82c; Limburger. 24 26c; cream' brick, 2 4 (2 6c. . Et;fJ3 Buying price,. Front street: Cur rent receipts. Western Oregon. 42c dozen; . 'Kastem . Oregon, 38 39ci doxen; henner ies, 4 6a per doaen; selling pnee, select, 50c per dosen; candled, 48c: pullets, 42e; storage, : extras, 3B(38o per dozen. EGGS Asscjciafiun leUing prire: Select, 60e; brown, 50c; fifstav 48r; ptiilet. 42c. U,YE,rOi:LTUY eiling pnee: Heavj hens. 2122o per lb.; 4igat bens, 1314c: : broilnrs, Uocks. 22 Ct 23a; ' other broilers, il 22c lb. ; eld roosters, 8c; ducks, 14I5c per lb. frwsri Fruits and Vegetables FBE8H FBtITS--Orangea, 5.0010 00 box; bananas, 'lo 10 He; lemons, 10.00iS 10.5 case; grapefruit, Florida. tlO.OOt ll.J); California. 3;00 4.00: pearlies, 6oe (a $110; cantaloupes. S1.R0C1.75; water melpns. 1 r 2n per lb.; ice cream melons, lHc lb. s honey dew melons. 2,; easabas. 2"H Sc; Barttett pear. so 4c per lb.; Concord grapes, 5 00 per lb. : Muscat. 3 50 lug; Tokay, 2.l 3.00 lug. BEKR1K3 -r- Blackberries. 2.25i2 50; strawberries, 32.50 per crate; cranberries, 35.30 b". DBrtD FRUITS Pates, 4.6f6.00; f laa, white. ISc per lb. ; pruns. ' 4 0 and 60s, 50-lb. brx. 14c lb. ; 50 and 60s. 15c lb. ONIONS Selling price to eetpilers: Ore gon. 31.00$ l.'5Q cenUl; garbc. 12 V 15c per lb.; green onions, 26 ft 30c rcr dozen bunches. I"OTATOKS Selling price to retailers: Ore foa.. fancy. 31.25kl.3V per cental; sweet potato, " 8 V St 4 a per Jb. ViCGHTABi.EB - Ret 40e per doien bunches; cabbage. 1 Vi J6 2c, per lb. ; "fcjtuc 31.50 per crate; carrots. 40c Pr ozen '"Iranehaai tomatoes, Oregon, 25 30c; hfflrse-. radisli. 15c lb ; artichokes, fe ) ; eaulin-wer. 0c 31. 00, doi: celery; 60 7 Be per doa, ; summer squash, 5c; lellaw Bam am corn, 60 ( 7 5c sack. . APPLES ' New CTogn 1.00 .0 2.25; erab anples, 4 c lb. i 'Nftaats COfNTRT MEAT! Selling price: Conn trr hogs, 15 St 15 Sc; heavy; stuff lew: veal, toiis (about ?rt to 1O0 fta.).i 16 16 He per lb.; heaTv otuff !e5a: lambs. S8e per lb. SVCOKKD MEATS Hams, 27 3Ie lb.; breakfast- bacon. 274Br M. PACKINf; HOI": oise MEATS Stawr beef. ' Turkeys Wanted 35c-38c on No. 1 Live ' CHECKS) BI RET CBN MAIL The Savinar Co., Inc. 1 yVROXT, ST, PORTLA.yp, ORE. INTELLIGENT PRODUCE MARKETING Tou will get hia-her retuma. for your produc' If you w ill usaoiit paw moth- da be for ablpplns any product to taaxkab - writ v tu y LW WUl Ba Pleaaed to TeH To How Raby & Co., 215 Front St. PORTLAND, OB, . See Our Adveftiseinent on Page 2 WILL DA6HET Br Hrmai H. Cohan Sugar price are advanced and an other advance wiH take effect Wednea day morning. . Cansomers will ' pay more for their ausar now that the tariff bill ia in effect. This has bad a direct effect upon the raw sugar mar ket, which in turn affects the refined sugar price; Thtut in turn the. public pays as It always does. Very fancy Oregon Tokay and Mus cat' grapes are now being offered in the retail shops. These are far super ior! to California stock and consumers whto want the beat should demand the home product. There is iao substitute for Oregon grape quality.' On Commissioner Bigelow's public market the price pf eggs has been ad vanced 2c a dozen to 50c for the best etoc&. Commission handlers on - the city.'s market moved up their prices ac cordingly, which today ia no htgjher thatj wholesale. s Retail prices generally show : ' j B titter Fresh creamery. 60 8 54c Fish Salmon. 12iC2Rc; halibut. 25c; black end, 1012Ve; sturgeon, ( I. Flour beat local patent. 32.00 2.25 per 48 lb. sack. Potatoes New, lHSIKo per lb. "?Ootona 2 per lb. 'Tamhfll street prices: Carrot! 4c bunch; sttins beans; 5c lb.; peat, 13c lb; cabbage, 2c lb.; cauliflower. 515c head; lettuce. St lOe head; potatoes, lie lb.; celery, 5 310c bunch; tomatoes, 4c lb. Corn Green. 15 S 20c dosen; Bantam. 15 20c dosen. Honey Comb, private stores), 20c. public market, 25e; quart, 65c; pint. 38e. Egg Pnbnc market, 50c; private stores, 45 3,559 dozen. Poultry Light hens. 22c lb.; heavy hens, over' 4 lbs., 2)c lb.; fryers, 80c lb.; broilers, 32e lb. . Cantajoupes Fancy stock, 6 lOe eaeh. Wheat Prices Show Rise at Opening Of Chicago Market Chicago. Oct. 3. r(L N. 8.) The wheat market closed with substantial gains today. Steadiness in Liverpool and less cheeriful politi--i news of the Near East led to buying by the shorts. Commission houses werefaar buy ers. Prices eloeed to Ho hicher. Cofn wm stronger and a broad trade pre vailed. Closine nrices were 4s c to lie higher. , Gat were lifted with other grains, doaittz hi e to 1 a higher. Provisions sold lower. - Chicago range of prices by United Press: . . WHEAT Open High Low Close . .1044 106 104 106 ..108 10S 107 108 CORN s rVeeember May . . . December Ma y . . . December May . . . October Januar. . . 60 "4 61 H , . 62 2 OATS . . 37 X "89, . 38 3U LARD . . 1120 1120 92 926 RIBS 60 I 62 U 87 S. 3is9e 1 11 0 815 61 - 62 5! SSli 39 . 1110 925 October Dec. ... May .-. . . May . . 1037 BTE 69 H ' TO 73t 73 4 BARLEY 59 69 Vi 72 ta 70 72 50 B 14H15e lb.; heifers, 11 g 12c; ewes. 9 11 He; lambs, lH2tie lb.; ewes, 10 14c lb.; hags, 17 4c H. LARD Kettle rendered, 18 He per lb.; tierce basis, compound, 14c. : Groceries BflANS Small white. 36.50; large white, 6. 5 ;,;, pink, $6.00; limaa. 39.00; bayou, 6.ft; red. 35. T3. HdVNET New, 34.00(8:4.50 per case. RECE Japan, No. 1. 6c : Blue Rose, 6 c lb. ; Sew Orleans head. 6 H e. COFFEE Roasted. 22HS4He lb. In sacksi or drums. , SjSLT Coarsei half ground, l0s. 316 00 ton:'50s. 317.85; table dairy. 60s, 327. 50; bales t8.504.0.0; fancy table and dairy, 3 34 i5 0 ; lump, v 2 6. 5 0. SUGAR Cube. $8.23; fruit and berry, $7.30; yellow D. $6.70: beet, granulated. $7.10; extra C. 16 90- golden C, $6.75. f CANNED MILK. Talis. $4.80; baby size, $4.70 -case: Eagle. $9.85 case. SODA CRAl KEBB-ln bulk. 15c lb. NUTS Walnuts. 24 34e lb.; almonds. 2 5 (8 2Sc lb.; filberts, 20(27Vic lb.: peanuts, 10&15e lb.; pecans. 30 t 32o lb.; Brazils, -19 (22c lb.; chestnuts. Japanese. 22 24c lb. Fish arte! SheUflsb . FRESH FISH Chinook, freeh. 1618e: halibut, 1 8 ( 20c per lb. ; black cod, 6c per lb.: basket kippered ced, $3.00; basket kip pered salmon,. $2.00; ling cod, 78e l8. ; sole, JOc pet lb.; sturgeon, 20c lb.; red snap pew.. rr lb. OYSTERS Eastern, $4.50 gal.; Olympia, 5.00 per gallon. $1.40 quart; crabs, large, 33.50 dozen; small, $2.50 dozen. Hops, Wool end Hides HOPS 1822 crop, nominal. 8 ( 10c lb. t HIDES Calf skins, 12 si3e lb.; kips. 9 & 10c lb.; green hides. 6Se lb.; salted. 7 9c per 16. MOHAIR Nominal, 2032e lb. KHEEP PELTS I-ong dry pelts, 18 20c; short pelts. SgMOo lb. ; long hair goat pelts, lQ12e lb.; abort hair goat peita, 20 50c each. . ' " WOOL Willamette valley, coarse. 20 30c: medium, 30t32o lb.; fine. 80 35c lb.; Easleiy Oregon-Idaho, 30 37c R. TALLOW AND GREASE No, 1 tallow, 5 5 Sc: No 2. 4 6c: grease. 3 4 4r lb. CAKCARA BARK 1822 peel, 6 He; 1921 peel, 7 4 e lb. ; grape root. . .e lb. Lumber arte Shlnelse Itast carload -(umber sales by manufac turers, quotations representing f. o. h. mill val- dtreet saJee to retailers and , including selling expenses; . FLOORING: 1x4 No. 2 asvd bet.. 1x4 No. 2 g FINISH: 1x8 10 ... CEILING: 1 No. 2 and bet.. DKOP SIDING: . , High, Low. Ave. $57.00 $56.00 $ . 38.00 ..... . 61.00 560 . 40.00 88.00 88.00 1x6 No. 2 and bet. . 43.00 -40.00 43 00 BOARDS AND SHIPLAP lis lo 1- 19.50 1S.50 D1MENSION8: 2x4" 12-15 SMALL TIMBERS: 4x 12 13 IITH: 4 ft. No. 1 fir .. SHlXC.r'.ES: 19.50 1S.S0 18.S0 21.50. 18.60 18.50 4.40. a.5 A shineira 3.40 Toul sale by 22 mills. 2.687,425 feet. New Tor iletal Market New York, Oct 8. (I. N. 8.) Metal market: Copper Quiet: all potdtiongi: It H AlSKe. lad Firm; (II positions $ (S5.70. Spelter Qwiet,- spot snd, October. 30.75 0 8.80; NoTember. .$8.65 8.85.. Minneapolis Wheat Optloas Minneapoli. Oct. 8. Wheat Qneo. HigS. . Low. Clrwe. December.. 104 t tOSH 104 4 - 105 May 1074 108H 107 13H Hens Wanted Light 13c-14c Heavy 23c-24c The Savinar Co.,Jncurs!tUVf 1W FHOST ST. FOBTLAXD, ORE. 4 B'HWIS:1, BE MARKETED' BY PORTLAND TRADE BEST GRAPES ON EARTH TO COME OREGOX CElEBT FO EAST Oregon celery is today elag dis tributed in carload lot to not oaly e rio o s points, in the Pad fie ' rt h -west, bat in the Midwest geseraUy, with one firm here shljpins; at least a car a day. QuaUry ef this year's crop Is wnasually favorable. The Parlfie FruK A Produce company ws" displaying a dosea head that weighed $3 poaads. The stock came from tbe Troutdale secttoa. By HynwHi H. Cohen Get ready tor the best grapes that- grow. They are not- imported stock either from foreign country or from Japanese growers of California. They are Oregon-grown. That is the last word so far as grape quality is con cerned. The5- Pacific Fruit & Vrodace company of Portland has been appointed distributors of -the Josephine County Jrape Growers asso ciation and the first : carload is scheduled to move in -this direction "within 24 hours. E. (i. Ritchie of Belt it Co., who has just returned from an investigating tour of the Southern Oregon grape sections, reported die formation, of tile growers' organization at Grants Pass. - He aysthat a total of probably 2t) ears would be shipped from Grants Pass this sea son, consisting principally of Tokays and Malagas. Shipments of Tokay grapes from the Rogue iver district hsv recently come forward by express, .but deepite the price, the demand has been in excess of offerings. Sales have been around 32.78 S 3.00 and well worth the pre- Lmium over the junky California stock. ., Some very good Toxays Have aiso come from The Dalles and recent arrivals of Mas cats froth there have been of superfine quality. Concords are now at their greatest supply ; in fact some of the growers figure that the season will soon end.. Sales in the Front street trade from 5c to 6c generally for good stuff. BETTER CABLES CAUSE RISE IN COTTlf AT OPEJfESG New Tork. Oct. 8. (I. N. S.) Influenced by favorable Liverpool cables, strength ia se curities and' a ginning total slightly under expectation, the cotton market opened firm r,t an advenes of 22 to 28 point today-and later ruled steady on a demand from the trade, commission houses and Wall street ..buy ing " New Orleans ami the" South sold. T!ie market closed very steady today at a net advance of 31 to 41 points. Soot cotton steady, 33 point higher, at 20.SOC. Prices reported by Orerbeck A Cooke Co. Jan. . 2030 . 2005 . 2065 . 2042 . 2040 . 2075 2080 .'065 2037 2070 Mar May July Oct. 204 8 20j4 4 2035 2015 2050 2081 2076 2053 2050 2083 2084 2O0 2 on 6 2005 DAIRY PRODUCE OF THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco, Oct. 3 U. ' P.) But ter Extra. 55Vc; firsts. 46 4c. Eggs Extras, 59c; extra firsts; 54e; extra pullets. 45 4c; undersized pallets, 25c. Cheese California flats, fancy, 2 7c. Lo Angeles Market Los Angeles, Oct- 3. (I. N. S) But ter: 55c. ... Egg: Extras, 62c; case count. 40c; pul lets. 37c. Poultry: Hens, 19e; broilers, 86c; fry ers. 26c. Seattle Market Seattle. Oct. 3. Eggs Select ranch, 0e; pullets, 38( 40c. Kiittj,- I'iTv ereamerv. 4 Rc : brick. 49c N Cheese Oregon triplets, 25c; Young Amer-, icas, 28 30c. POTATOES ALOIS" G THE COAST San Francisco Mark Raft Francisco, Oct. 8. (U. P-l Onions) Stockton red. 75 (s 95c; yellow, .per. cwt. 76 S 9 5c. Potatoes River fancy, $1,13 1.30; 8a Una. $2.00. to Angeles Market Los Angelee, Oct 8. 1 1. N. 8.) Pota toes: Locals, best, $ 1.35 1.65, mostly $1.50 $1 65, poorer low as $1; northern river, $2 654:. 75; Idaho rural. $1.50 1.65; russets. $2.00. Seattle Market Seattle, Oct. .3--(I. N. S.) Potatoes Yakima Gems, 2c: local. 191 Vic " AMERICAN" .LIVESTOCK PRICES Cbloego Hogs $1 0.25 Chicago, Oet. 3. (I. N. S.) Hog Re reipts, 26,000- market 25e lower. Bulk. $7.90 10.13: tort $10.25: heavyweight $8.75 10.10; medium weight $9.75 10.25; light weight Jfl.75 Se 10.35-; light lights, $9.25$ lO.Oii; heavy packing sows, smooth, $7.60 8.35: packing sows, rough, $7.10 7.60; pig, $8.50 m 9.60. Cattle Receipts, 13,000; market, good cat tle steady, others weak. Beef steers Choice and prime, ft 1.75 12.50 ; medium and good, $9.5.0 & It. 50; good and choice, $11.50 122-5; common snd medium. $7.00 10.0 Butcher eaitle-r-Heifers. $5.0010.00; cows, $400 9 &.00: bulls, $8. 506.00. Canners and cutters Cows and. belters. $3.50 7.50; csnner steers. $3.60 5.00; veal calve (light and handy weight I , $1 1.00 1 2.50 ; feeder steers. $5.00 -8.O0'-. stock er steers, $4.50 7.50; stocker cows and heifer. $3.60 5.50; stocker c-alve. $5.50 7. 50. Western range cattle Beef steers. $6.00 9.50; cows and heifera. 4 00 si 8.00. Sheep Receipts. 21.0OO; market steady. Lambs (84 lbs. down I, $13.50 14.00; lamb (culis and common) ,' $8.00 11.50; yearlings, $10.00 12. 0O: wethers. $7.00 9.00; ewes, $5.50 6.75; ewe (culls and common). $2.00 4.50: breeding ewe. $40 1 1-50 ; feeder lambs, .413.60 14.50. Denver Hos $1 0.50 Denver, Coto.. Oct 3. (U. P.) Cattle Receipts 500, market steady to 15e lower. Steers. $6.25 7.75; cows and heifers, $3.50 (8 5,50; stocker and feeder. $5.00 7.60; bull-k $2.73 3.50; ealTty. $6.00 9.00. Hni Receipts 650. market 10 15c higher., Top. $10.50: bulk, $7.7510.16. Sheep Receipt 6200. market steady. Lambs. $13.73 13.28 ; ewe. $4.755.25; feeders, $12 SO 13.25. ' j San Franoriee Hogs $11. SO Sn Francisco. Oet ,S. Beef steers Good, $7.73 8.00: medium, $7.00 7.60; com mon, $6.00 6.75; beef cows, good, $5.75 $8.00: medium. $5.266.50; common, $4.00 5.00; canners and cutters, $2.00 3.50: calves, 150-2O0 lbs.. $8.509.00; 200 250 lbs., $7.50 8.50; 250-300 lb.. $6.58 7.50: over 300 lbs.. $5.50 6.SO. Hogs Cram and light; $11.00 11.50; heavy. $8.50 9.50. Slteep Lambs, $12.00 12.50; ewe. $3.00 6.08: wetben, $7.00 8.50. Omaba Ho 10.1S Smith Omaha, Neb. Oct t. (t N. g.) Ho Receipts 6500. - market mostly 10 1.5c lower. Bulk, racking g-rsdes, $7.60 8.00; bulk. 200 to 300 lb. butchers, $8.85 10.15;- top, $10.15;" bulk of sales, $7.80 10.10. Ca ttle -Receipts 12,000, market beef ateenti about steady: graeaer alow; beat corn feaa, $11 23; bulla and veals, about steady; stack ers and feeders,. 10 15e lowers Sheep- Receipt 23,000. market 25 to 50c lower. Top western, lambs, $18.90; ed ejipped lamb, $12,50; ewe top. $.50; feeding lamb. $13 60. Kama Okf Hogs $9. SO Kansas City, Oct 3. t. N. 8.1 Cattle Receipt. ,11.000; steady; steer. $3.O0 9.50; cow and heifers. $3.50T.OO; stackers nd feeders. $84:5 8.00; ealvea. $3.09 10. OO. " Htm Iteceipts, 10.000; dall r bulk ef sale. $9.30 9.78; top. $8.80; heariM. $9 50 9.T5; lights. $8.60 9.80; aiediuan, $9.65 8.80. " Sheep . Receipts. 500 w; Meaay; wetBera. r Seattle, Oct 8. il. N. 8. Hoc Re- ceipta. 584: market steady. Prime. $10.2$ 11.25; smooth heavies. $$.00 8.60; rough Beams. IO.UO v TOU; stags. li.vu 9 B.uu ; pigs. 9.00 10.50. Cattle Receipta. 285: market steady. Prime steers, $7.60 8.00; aseslium to choice, $6.00 T 00: common to good. $4.75 8 75; feeders, $4.25 4.75; best cowa and heifers, $3.80 8.00; heavy. $7.00 8.00; canners, 1.03,OO. n Sheep Receipts, 495; market steady. Prime light lamb. 810.60: valley- lambs, $.10: cull lambs. 84.00 8.0ft; yearlings, $8.00 8.50; wether. $00 7.00; ewes. $2-60. ALLAH GREEN JOLTCS filSD TIXTOJT BAKX1SO STAFF Allan Green, for the part six yean aa offi cial of Clark. KeodaU A Co.. has aeverrd his eoe.aeetioB with- that inatitBtioa te jom the sake acaff est the bead dspcrustat at the LmM e Tiitow beak. Green baa aadr aessml yean extenenee as azv inreatment banker and baa a wide - acquaintance thnm-hout the Kortawest Hia acquisiooo by tbe Ladd Js Tilton bank w m keevnnx . wit the tk1n-v of . tbaa Mmn m buiaiiiig ap . a strong pecsoaeea as the aaiea roni us kismx Mvawtmeat according to Hulls K. CUrk. snasaaer ef the department EXPO RT SALES OF MAT HERE GERMAN FLOUR SHORTAGE Berlin, Oct. I. The minister of food has declared that bread .ra tioning in Germany will eome Into force Shortly as the price Is ex pected to advaace sharply before November 1. Revere meat ares will be takes agataat hoardiag of floor. TUESDAT -WHEAT BIDS Tear Bid Rise Ago Else stem SL1 le $1.9 Soft white 1.10 la 1.05 Western white 1M9 le 1jS Hard winter 1.88 1.09 Northers spring ... 1.88 le l.fl Western red 1.89 le 1.02 NORTHWEST GRAIN RECEIPTS Ccmuiied by the Merchants Exchange. -tra- Wheat. Barley ,Fkur.Ot.Hay. Portland, Tims., 144 Year ago. . . 8eson to date. Year ago. . . Tacoma, lion . , . Year ao. . 199 6 1 j $ 8203 173 389 288 512 1802 99 662 381 893 50 1 i'.: 115 ... 19 2 - 11 1989 11 303 48 1179 413 70 432 61 184 54 . . . 5 4 5 53 1 6 2 5 2093 7 710 164 886 2618 69 611 178 470 -Season to date. Year ago. . . . Seattle. Mon Year ago. . . . Season to date . Year ago. . ' Export baying of wheat has been resumed at Portland but thus far nothing but parcel lots have been confirmed, although reports indicate two cargoes of wheat recently sold in this territory. . Somewhat healthier appearance was gener ally indicated by the domestic wheat trade for the day. There continue more or less dis position on the part of British interests to talk of weak'- tss.de but the fact remains that Europe is agaia a general buyer ot wheat in this country. Liverpool option opened higher but closed with a loss, vbile opening prices at Buenos Aires reflected weakness and decline. Chicago was active and higher at the opening. - Purchases of white club or western white are shown locally around $1.10 1.11 for tidewater track delivery, but as high as $1.12 has been reported paid during the last 24 hours. There continues a general lack of ac tivity in milling wheats, millers claiming that but little of this is offered. Patent flour prices continue' the subject of controversy. Old crop patent is scarce and firm at $7.20 per barrel, but new crop is be ing offered down to $6.75, although some claim tiey are getting $7.20 on their crop. ; Millstuffs are rather, scarce and firmly priced and feedstuffs in general are fium. Trend of the hay market is quiet, with alfalfa weaker at $18.00. Broomhall cabled : United Kingdom , Wheat situation seme what heavier and demand leaa active and buy ers apparently only interested in nearby posi tion. Fairly good quantities of Manitoba and winter offered for deferred shipment but, the nearby parcels are limited and are not being pressed for sale. Argentine Weather continues fine and fa vorable tfor the growing crop of wheat. For eign demand for wheat was slow. Corn market in United Kingdom remain steady to firm with offerings of American sorts limited and rather firmly held. Fair quantities of plate corn are now being put forward but holders are not anxious to accept concessions. WHEAT Buying price, nominal, tidewater. treck delivery: Club. $1.10 1.12; blue Mem. $1.22; Big Bend bluestem, $1.25;Tur- key red, $1.13; red Russian, si.wi (ff i.uw. DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, : mill door: Patent, $6.75 7. 20; Willamette valley brands, $5.70 5.85: local straight $5.4 5; bakers' hard wheat $7.20; bakers' bluest m, .$7.10; bakers' pastry. $5.80 bbh: graham, $6.00; whole wheat $6.20; rye. $6.80 bbL Price for city delivery, 15e extra; suburban. 20 extra, EXPORT FLOUR Club straight. $4.90; blueMem. cut-off. $5.20 bbl. HA IN Baying price: Willamette timothy, fancy, $i8.00; Eastern Oregon timothy, $20 21 per .ton ; clover, $17.00; straw, $7.50; alfalfa, $18.00; grain bay. $17.50 20.00. 20 00. GRAIN SACKS -Nominal, No. 1. Calcutta, 10c for new srop delivery. Domestic bags, 10c each. , MILLSTCFFS-VMillrun at null, sacked ton lots. $27.00; carload lot. $26.00; gniddUngs, $38 00 39.00 per V. OATS Per ton. buying price: Feed. $32; milling. $33. BARLEY Buying .price: Feed. $28.00; brewing. $28.50; FEEDSTUFFS F. o. n mills: Rolled bar ley. $37 00; whole barley, $35.00 1 sualfa meal. $30.00; cocoaaat meal. $38.00; cracked com,' $38.00 i whole com. $30.00. Merchants .exchange Dias: Oct Kot. I 1.19 $ 118 1.10 108 1.09 1.07 1.06 1.05 1.09 1.07 1.04 .00 32.00 32.00 31.50 81.50 88.00 33.00 29 50 20.50 29.00 28.50 29.50 29.00 Hard white Soft white . Western white Hard winter Northern spring Western red . . ... . . . FEED; OATS No. 2 3sS-lb. 38-lb. 44-lb. 40-lb. 3 6 -lb, natural rupee ....... iv.-. naturals BABX.EY . . .i. . . . . minimum minimum SRN No. 2 E. Y. shipment . . . San Fraacisco iPoaltry Market San Francisco, Oct.J 3. Poultry Broilers, 14 tn lit lbs., 36 40c: 2 to 2 "4 lbs., 28 80c; fryers. 30 8 2c: young roosters, 3 lbs. and up 30 33c: staggy, 23 28c; col ored old roosters, 17lT8e; Leghorn old roosters, 14 1 5c ; leghorn hens, 2 4 to 8 lbs., 18 22c; 8 lbs. and over, 23 25c; large colored hens. 2,8 82c: ducks, young, 18 20c: geese, young 20 22c; live tur keys, -old 3235e; spring. 36 38c; squabs. 50 52c. Cotton Censas Seport Washington, Oct. 3. (I. N. 8.) The cen sna bureau today issued the following report showing cotton ginned to September 2 5 from the crops of 1922 and 1921 respectively, Total running bales, counting round as hilf bales, 3,883,006 and 2.9A0.392. Round bales included 76,168. and 70,263. American Egyptian, 1660 and 2376. Sea Island 962 and 831. - Dried Fruit and Beans New York. Oct 8. II. N. S.) Beans Market weak. Marrow, choice, $7-00: pea. enntce, .u.uwto.., . reu ,uney. ?uutcv,l So.oo. r Dried Fruit Market rood derosud. Apri cots, choice to extra fancy. 28 8 8c; appleSj, evaporated, prime to fancy, 1719VieV prunes, 30s to 60s, 12 17 He; prunes, 60s to 1 00. 8 1 I V c ; peaches, choice to extra fancy, 12 4 l&Ci seedless raisin, choice to fancy. 2123. . Liverpool Cotton- Easier LiverpolA, Oct. 8. (L N. 8.) Spot eot ton opened quiet; prices easier; sales 5000 bales. American middling fair, 18.58; good middlings, 12.66 r full middlings, 12.51: mid dlings, 12.38; low middlings. 11.96; good or dinary, 11.11; ordinary 10.61; future opened quiet " New Tork Wooi and Hides New Tork. Oct 8. (I. N. 8.) Wi First Domestic fleece XX Ohio. 4l58c; domestic pulled, scoured basis, 60c $1.00; domes tio Texas, scoured basis, 80e$1.35; territory staple, scon red basis. $1.00 1.33. Hides Market steady. Native steers, 21 He; branded steers. 19 He. State Boons Beads Delivered Saleas. Or.. Oct 3. The $5,000,000 fssoe of state beads which were sold by the bono commission several weeks ago were delivered by State Treasurer Hoff Monday to Joan E. Price te Co. of Sea filer the purchasers. At the same time tbe state treasurer's ftie delivered $738,000 worth of state highway bonds to BaiBaceee Winaiew t Co. of Seattle. Naval Stores Market 4 New York, Oct 8. LiN. 8. 1 Tarpea tlne Savannas, $1.28H : New York, $1.35 1.86. .- j' -,- "-. Rosin Savannah, $5.47 3.53 ; New Tors. SS.6S, f -New Terk Cottoaseed Oil j ! New tork. Oct S. October. $8J08.81 November, $8.1 6 8.17; December. 88:13 S.1T; January. $8 15 8.16; March. $8.28 ai; stay. -. San Francisco Cask - Grata : Saa Francisco. . Oct t. December Ibariey ernaed noon. $1.85. Sales. May, $1.88 H bid. Spaa feed., per cental. ' $1,274 & 127 4 : 8i at a s ! - ..XJrerpael wheat Market V Xivipeol, Oet a. Wheat: ; S.SPMV. S-IOSO. December, 95 Hd CATTLE AND SHEEP MARKETS WEAKER TITESDAT X1VESIOCK TBABE Hagsv Steers,. Lambs. Portland ' .. . .". . .$Lti 9 SjM 91L99 Chicago 13.58 14.84) Denver ...(.. .. 188 ?.7i 18J5 Sa Fraacisco.. ILM MS ll.it Omaha ......... 19.U USi Kansas City 99 9.5$ PORTLAND I.rvy.STOCK HC.V Hoc. Cattle. Carres. Sheep. Cars. Tuesday U43 i 20 1333 16 Week ago J40 . 5 2 weeks ago.. . 40 16 . 673 3 4 weeks ago.. 143 104 3 820 13 Year ago.... 199 109 6 483 9 2 years ago.. 97 . 10$0 9 3 year aao. . . . . . j . w $0 2272 21 4 years ago.. 471 178 .... .... 10 North Portland, bad 18 load of livestock in early for the Tuesday tnde and six additional load were received later; the exact count not being- available at the opening of the mar ket Hoss were abeat steady, cattle slow and weak while sheep were still shewing; tbe alus- gih disposition, of the week' opening. Bulk of the lambs that ram forward Toes day were from the Mt Adams section and were reported as contracted te northern buy er prior to arrival. Market however, is con gested with over Sunday erri'rals, and buyers continue to stay away from the sBeya tn the hop of forcing additional price reductions, Willamette valley stock showed a loss of 50 cents late Monday. General sheep and lamb range: Prime east of mountain lamb $ 10.00 1 1.00 Choice valley lambe 9.50 10.50 Medium valley lambs .... Common valley lambs . . . Cull lambs Heart vearlines ......... PLight yearjngs Heavy wethers . . Light wethers Ewe . , Much HoM-Over Much hold-over cattle continues to set as a weakening feature in the North Portland trade. Absence of a suitable railroad rate for the return of feeder te the country is on big factor against the market. - Reports in dicate that about 25 loads of over Sunday ar rivals carried over into tbe Tuesday session ; no demand being shown then. All through the cattle market with the poseibh? except ion of selects, which are absent There i a weak tone. General cattle market range: Choice steers . . , - $ Medium to good steers ....... Fair to common steers Common to fair steers.' Choice.cows and heifers. ...... Medium to good cows-heifers. . Fair to medium oows-heifers. . Common to fair cows-heifers. . Canners , Bull . , Choice feeders Fair to good feeder Choice fiairy calves' ......... Pr.me lighr calves Medium light calves , Heavy dairy calves . 7.50 7.75 8.50 7.25 5.50 6.50 3.75 5.00 350 3.00 2.00 1.50 3.00 5.00 4 00 8,50 800 7.O0 5.00 5.50 6.30 4.30 8.50 3.00 2.00 4.00 5.50 5 00 9.50 8.5IH 8.0(1 7.00 Swine Value Steady gtvine market was folly steady st the Tues. day North Portland opening with a run of but one load. The bulk of this sold at a dime above tbe quoted top. (general h(v r k t Prims light .$10.73 11.25 . 10.00 10.50 . 9.00 10.00 7.00 9.O0 . 31.011.25 . 11.0011.50 . 5.00 7.60 Smooth heavy. Smooth heavy, Rough heavy Fat pigs . . . , Feeder pigs . . Stags 230-8-00 lbs 300 lbs. up. Tuesday Morning STEERS No. Av. lbs. Price. No. Av. lbs. Price. . .1038 $ 6.30 . . 874 6.00 . . 903 5.50 .1060 5.50 6.00 5.00 41.. 8.. . 1.. i..': 2. . 1... 1. . 74.. 983 880 8.. COWS 9 0,$ 3.65 1. . . R70 . 830 .1130 . . 1006 4.25 3,26 4.5(1 4.50 i6.50 910 b"0 460 3.50 2 7.. HOGS . T75.8fl.35 1 1 480 $ 8,00 . 16.0 11.25 i YEARLING SHEEP 245. .2174 $ 8.00 i 217 75 $ 8.00 Monday . Afternoon & 8.50(e .5(i 7.'30 8.50 . 6.50 7.30 . ,7.50 8.00 . S-00 8.50 . 5.50 6.50 . 6.50 7.6S 2.00 5.50 Cattle STEERS No. Ave. lbs. Trice No. Are. lbs. Price -2 9310 $ 3,25 26..f.ll65 $ 7.25 13:.... K30 5.1)0 . 6.... 815 5.00 6 933 5.50 2 770 5.00 80..-..J018 5 7 11 979 6.23 5... .1030 5. SO 17... .1005 5.50 26 1041 5. SO 2.... 1085 8.00 b 1137 S.K5 5.. ..1094 6.55 2... .1075 6.66 2...ai30 .5o 17....H26 . 8.55 - 2.... 880 5.50 4 -957 5.51 20. ...1032 6.5 2....10S5 6.7.1 22 1030 0.75 27. ...1072- 6.75 39..-- 706 6.75 38.... 700 5.75 3.... 946 7.00 3... ,1000 ".Otl 6....1O40 7.00 2 94 5 7.00 2.". -.1055 7.00 2... .1405 7.00 4 1115 B.50 23... .1040 7.60 2.... 785 6.00 15... .115 7.2S 50.... 807 5.25 4.... 887 4.5(1) 31.... 88 7.75 11... .1096 7.75 2 885 5.50 2... 1180 fi.75. 2.,. f46 6.50 8... 1148 7.00 12.. .1025 6.00 8. . . 970 6 50 5 tows 4... .1220 8 8 26 15.. .. 1095 3 4.25 6....1O20 8.10 4.... SS7 3.00 12 71S 6.0O 3.. ):. 1458 3.90 4.. $57 8.0K) 2.. -.125 - 4.00 8... 890 ' 4.2S5 11 915 4.23 12 1035 4i25 4 1067 4.50 4 1030 6.M 2 1035 4.25 , 26 933 4.25 33 1022 6.25 6,.,. 854, 4.00 17 1000 6.50 2 1190 5.00 -2 920 6.60 - 2 990 S.50 6 641' 4.80 .... 588 6.25 6 606 6.25 3.... 820 4.50 12..'. .100O 8.00 7 . 15 4.00 8 838 4.50 18..., 845 5.eo 7 . 977 6.10 4... .1042 4.?0 2.... 985 3.00 4 1045 4.00 2 1110 5.00 22 895 4.75 2 1090 3.00 23 11032 4.15 4 1142 4.50 89 825 .150 17...: 995 6.50 14. ...1155 8.O0 4... .1147 S.0( 2 . . .. ,427 4J0O CALVES e 273 t A0 3 , 163 8 7.50 1...;S90 r08 6... -,255 8.00 8S:..."!l95 '10:00 8.v-. 330 6.50 5.... 218 8.00 5.;.. 87ft 6.M 10. ... 331 7,00 10. 451V 6.fr 6 315 7100 18..:.. 182 10.O0 2 4SO 810O . 1 . . .. 1O0 7.50 4.... 300 &00 10.... 275 70 BULLS 1..., 940 $ S. 00 STAGS 1....1050 $ 3.50 1 1500 $ 8.30 1 3 520 4.00 1 1570 3.50 1 -1S50 3.60 2 1275 8.&0 1...U380 4.00 1....1220 4.M 1.... 99 4.00 1....109O 3 it) 1....1480 3.50 1....15O0 3.30 1...U450 3.96i j MULED 5..., 916 $ $.00 4.. 462 3 3.90 HOGS 15.. .i 87. . .i 3 . e a tf 24. . .1 7. . . 7..., 10. . 4 88... 45. . l... 72... 10... 88..., ii. .. si' 14... 6. ..4 26... H 1. . 68... ; 33... 25. 15... i . 'f::j - 1 128 178 815 22S 811-26 11.25 19.25 9.25 175 19-75 9.60 11.25 11.25 10.75 70. . 227810.75 6. . 155 11.00 16.. 198 11.25 1. . 390 8.125 76.. 173 11.25 2. . 235 11.90 4.... 242 10.75 ,L..j 335 9.25 4 . . :4 128 18.J5 24.... 197 11.26 2...J 19 10.75 6 186 11.00 1.. 410 5.50 8.i."276 10.50 I. , 18a 10.65 8T.-. 300 1L26 4.vl99 11-25 184 11.25 51,... 182 11.25 .17. . 231 7-60 23. 198 11.25 4 . . - 820 6.26 l.. 220 11.25 23,... 200 11.14 6... 110. ' 10.50 26. . .. 130 10.60 1 .'. 200 T OO II. ... 284, 1925 6.. 115 ltk75 2. ... 235 11.O0 1-,.. 850 M.OO 1. . 470 8..S0 1$. .i 200 It 00 1... 270 B.00 224 191 290 199 200 238 255 178 185 810 ' 178 187 15T 247 350 .182 180 :260 ISO' 826 600 HS-t 131 17S 149 183 2t- 4O0 218 335 240" 128; 9.25 41.00 11. 00 8.00 11.25 10.55 11.00 8.25 3.50 11.25 11.25 10.55 11-25 8.23 70 10.75 10.50 10:75 11. llOO 8.0O 8.00 11.25 10125 - 6.50 10175 LAMBS It..., 63T $15.80 83 sia.eo m. . a .o, Sl..'. 745; 1O.50 74.. .. ST , 7.00 17.1. 74 19.95 80 JO.OO 12,.. i, 89 1Q.0O T,. ' 2 e.2 5 1 ' IS ES , 2..., 108 4.i.i 126 65.... 115 10.... 98. 8 8.00 I J 125 t.00 a.oo 1 . is 187 9.00 i 27. w" 188 . .oo 5.00 OO t 8S. IIS YEARLINGS 1 : $, 8.25 t - 10.... ' X8 a st r-: ' Xef " Tt44 7S :y sx - - n-" H a -- 118 140 129 X' Bu4tS - MIXED $.80 i BRITISH SHIP TO TAKE LUMBER tQ CANADIAN PORT The British steamship Margaret Conghlaa is in port on her third voy age for lumber for Halifax. In faJ. the .packet has become a regalar'trader in the rush to fill the large orders In the Canadiaa porta on the Atlantia aide. v Two-thirds of the,, cargo will, be loaded on the river. The first part ot the cargo was taken on Puget Sound. ShlQpers are seeking every bit of available apace on intercoaatal lines to supply the New York orders and those on the Canadian side before the heavy weather of winter sets tn. To this end a ntomber of outside charters have been made under for eign flags, with option of Puget Sound or- Columbia river or both.: Foreign vessels can load: at Vancou ver and discharge at New York, and they caa load at Portland and dis charge in Halifax. Foreign flags can not ply In the United States in port-to-port trade. BENETOBXICH EN ROUTTSvHERE TO TAKE OUT GRAIN CABGO The British steamship . Benvorlich will "come to Portland to load grain for the United- Kingdom or the Con tinent, The vessel measures 3222 net tons. She, is due to arrive the latter part of the week. The vessel ia in bound in ballast under charter to the Gray-Rosenbaam Grain company for outward loading. HOQULAM MARINE NOTES Hpquiam, Wash.. Oct. 3. Steamer Faraiso arrived at 7 :30 o'clock yester day morning from San Francisco to load lumber at the Wilson mill. Aber deen, for the same port. Steamer Grays Harbor arrived at 11 a. -m. trom San Francisco with a cargo of merchandise for the Foster dock hers and the Benham dock in Aberdeen. Steamer Nehalem departed at 11 a. m. for San Pedro with lumber from the A. J. West mill Steamer " Hakuho Mara moved to lower harbor preparatory to clearing for Japan with a full cargo of lumber from Coog Bay and Grays Harbor. Steamer "West Lslip, which arrived Sunday from Astoria, is loading at the Eureka mill for Australia. NOTICE TO 3IARINERS -lieutenant X. Pigman, TJ. S. N" In charge of the local branch of the hydrographic office, has Issued the fol lowing notice to mariners : The. following message was received from the steamship Santaveronia this date : "At 11 :30 a. m. passed floating log about four feet in diameter and 40 feet long in latitude 43 degrees north, longitude 124 degrees 40 minutes west." GRATS HARBOR WTSS Hoquiam, Wash, Oct 3. Hoquiam and Aberdeen will be the site for the 1923 meeting of the Northwest Rivera and Harbors Congress, This was de cided at a meeting in Everett last week. H. M. Delanty, manager of the .Grays Harbor Steyedore company. was elected treasurer tor the next year, .and F. W. Mathias, secretary of the Hoquiam Commercial club, was chosen secretary. . TO GBA3TT PERMIT The city council at Its next session will grant to the Hark ins Transporta tion company a revocable permit - to reconstruct, repair . and maintain tim ber driveways in the north half of Alder street from the east line of Front street to the harbor line of the Willamette river. AT WORLD'S PORTS Astoria. Oct 8. Sailed at 12:30 a, itearnar A&nta .Barbara, for Seattle. Sailed at 130 a m.. steecner Lrdie. for Seattle. Ar rived and left up at 3 a. m.. steamer Ips wich, from New Orleans and Mobile via Pnset Hound. Sailed at 4 a. m.. steamer Canadian Britisher, for Vancouver. K. C. Arrieed 9 a. m., steamer K. J. Luckanbsch, from New Tork and way porta. Astoria, Oct 2. Arrived at 9 45 and left up at 11 a. m.. steamer Frank D. Stout from San Francisco. Arrived at 10 a. to., steamer Curacao, from Ketchikan. Sailed at 8 p. m. steamer Rose City, -for Ran Fraacisco. Ar rived at 8 and left up at 10 p. m., British steamer Margaret Coughlin, from Vancouver. Arrived st midnight steamer Ipswich, from New Orleans and way ports.. Tatoosfa. Oct 2. Paased out -steamer Ips wich, for Portland. Paased out British steam er Margaret Coughlin, for Portland. San Pedro Oct 2. Arrived, steamer Thomas Crowley, from Portland. Arrived, steamer Senator, from Portland via Saa Fran cisco, for San Diego. Arrived, steamer Robin .ood fellow, from New York, for Portland and San Francisco. Arrived aad sailed, Japanese steamer Viotoria Meru. from Portland, for Naplses. Sailed, steamer Georgian, from Philadelphia and -way ports, for Portland and way porta, Sailed, Dantan steamer Kine, front Antwerp and way ports, for Ban Fraacisco sod Portland. Cristobal,. Sept 29. Sailed, steamer Steel Scientist, from Portland, for New York. Balboa, Sept 29. Sailed, Swedish motor ship Baibaa, from Portland, for Europe. Boston, - Sept 30. Sailed, staamsr Pennsyl vania, trcga Europe, fee Portland. New York, Oct 1. Arrived, steamer Will polo, from Portland. Boston. Oct. 1. Arrived, gteamec Dakotan. from Portland. Haiti mo re, Oct 1. Sailed, steamer Santa Paula, for Portland. Norfolk. Oct, 1. Arrived. British steamer Baron Pol worth, from Portland, for Europe. Philadelphia, Oet .2. Arrived, steamer Cola Harbor, from Portland. ' Balboa, Sept. SO. Arrived steamer Edgar jr. Lucked bach, from Portland, tor Nw York and way ports. Poiiadetoaia, Oct 1. Cleared, steamer Felix Taussig, for Portland. Cleared, steamer Panamas, for Portland. Cleared, steamer F. J. Luckenbach, for Portland. . , Victoria,' Oct, 2. Arrived, British steamer City of Durham, for Pus Sound and Port- ta,Baltkaore, Oet 2:4-Sailed, steamer' Thomas P. Baal,, for Portlandi Glasgow. . Oct lArrtred, steamer Steel Voyager, from Portland. . . San Prsnoisco, Oet . Arrived: Del Rosa, from Valparaiso, 2:20 a. m. ; Sonora, Sydney. 80 a. ai.; Georgian. Baltimore, 6:20 a. nt; Montebello. Port Saa Ltria, 8 a. m. ; Port An seles, towing Thomas P. Meigh, from Port AngVW:45 a. m. Sailed: Caspar. Caspar, a a. m.; Oleum. PorOaad. 4 45 a. a.: Robert Lackenbaeb, New Tork. i: a a; H Se cundo, Astoria, 8:50 a. a.; Bant Inez, lor Puget Sound, 9:20 a. m. - - ' - ' ' Aberdeen, Oet 2. Arrived. Grays Harbor, from Sasv Fraecisoo, 11 a. m.f Pazawo, from San Fxsttsaseo, :80 s. m. Saiied, Nohaiem, for Saa Pedro, 11 a- ns. BAXK STAT15ME3IT tF, ; COAS-i ' , , rNrtian. Bask ,-'';' ': 1822. ' 1921. Clearing Monday $ 6,861.869 $ 5,917.053 Balance. Monday. 2.0S8.221 ' 1,800.740 .Clearing Tue . . 7.044.861 6,106,690 Balance Tues .. -968.439 . : 994.781 Saa Franclace Bank Clearings Taeeday . . . . . . . . . ... $25,800,000 m... VIS...4.W . S-S1T.A81 Balance Tuesday . .'. . . .v. . . . . . -. 784,410 Clearings Ttwauay te . ,.....$ 2.9$990 Clearings Tuesday .... ....$18,168,562 TeMOSIta asanSS '. Tuesday's trsasacraoB ........ 8 2J00.000 ... ,' t : ' '' j ' T.j'-: i-- 0 Mosey ' mt txehaag " ' ! Sfew Tork. Oct 8. (L X,': .) CaH money the flee . vjf -- the , Kew- Tork stock exchange' today ruled at 41i per eeat; high. 4i pw cent, sow. 4)4 pats cent- -' Time money was steady. Bate wr"4H$ pec cent The market fer prima mereaetila paper was steady. Call money tn Lowdea today was 1 4 per cent Sterbna exchange waa trass, with business ia banker' bills at $4.40 for a snaiid.- - - Tides at Astoria Wednesday . '. - High Watar. . Lbw Water. .,.V. a. m. ft ,Ht tm. Ct ft. U a p:m, 8.1 ft . 6 :32 p. m. 0.S ft. Seaside High water nine minutes tartlet. - - Seaside Low water 21 minutes earlier.-: '. . News of the: Port . : Arrivet October S V ; "Margaret Coughlin. British steamrt frem Vancouver, B. C. cargy ia transit. Ipswieh, American steamer, from Kew Or leans and-Mobile, general. i ST. L Lackaabacb, American steamer, from Kw Tork sod way porta, general. pgpsnsfss Octeber 8 . : Richmond. ASericaa steamer, for Saa Fran cisco, ban st. Tttnidad. American steamer, for San Pedro, lumber. MARIS E ALMA'S AC Weatasp a stiver's Mouth North Head. Oct 3. -Condition at tbe mouth of tbe giver at noon: Sea, smooth; wind, aoutheaat nine miles; Weather, cloudy. . Frosa. Data, Win, Campion . . . . Admiral Gooarich . . K. L Lock en bach. , Geo Washington. . Wahkeena.. ...... Glamorganstiivw . . Daisy Matthews' . Nankoh , Mara . . . . Florid lao, . .. .f. . . .' Annette Rcjph . . . .' Santa Ines ....... Rose City;......-. Eagle Walter Luckenbach Senator ........ , ..New Orleans Oct , . .San Fran. . . ,Oct '. 4 . . New Tork . .Oct , 4 , .Antwerp ..... Oct 4 ..8, Diego-Way.-. Oct 5 . . London ..... Oct ' 3 p.. San Fran. ..Oct 8 , . .Kobe .Oct , ...New York ....Oct. f . . , San Fran. .... Oct 1 8 ..San Fran. . .Oct, T ...ban Fran . , . .Oct 8 ..Saw Tork.,.. Oct 8 . . New York ... . Oct 9 ..San Diego. ...Oct 9 Babinda San Pedro ... Oct 1 8 Lehigh .... '. .4. . . Portland. Me., Oct. 10 City of Durham .. East Coast ... Oct 11 ssisil Paper V easel For. Data A rakan . Orient rv.t a Admiral. Farragut .' . , . San Diego '. . '. Oct. 4 a- x. luckenbach. . . .New York Oct 4 Wert Keats. . ..... , .Orient tiet. 4 Alaskan :. Europe .....Oct 5 Was. Campion. ..... .New Ortead..Oct 6 Lydia N. Orleans. . .Oct 6 Boobyalla ..8,B Pedro. ...Oct irwicb .New Orieanv.Oct 6 Horaisan Maru Yokohama ...Oct 6 Yayc4 Marw Yokohama . . .Oct 7 GlawiorgT. radii re . . . . . Liverpool ....Oct 8 Geo. Wuhiagtoa V . . EarcgM Oct 8 Steel Inventor Kuruiw .Oct 11 Bert. Admiral Farragut , Arakan .......... Boobyalla ....... Daisy Putnam- . . . . Eastern Sailor .... Etna Ham Frank D. Stout . . Frogxter Great OSy Horaisia Mara . . . Ipswich , . K. L Luckenbach . I Merced ; Margaret. Coughlin , Seine Maru Sheaf Mead Wt Keats ..... i . Wlllhilo .u i. Yoyoi Mara s , Yuri Mara Terminal No. 2 Irving 1 ...... .Supples Dock . St Helen Crown Mill Astoria ....... .-Couch Street Terminal No. 8 . . . . . .Terminal No. 4 ...... Terminal No. 4 Terminal No. 1 Terminal No. 1 Portland Vegetable Oil - . Inmarf Pouken .. Port is mi Flour Mills .... West Oregon L. ...... Terminal No, 1 Terminal No. 1 ......... Montgomery . . .North Bank DAILY RIVER READINGS -; 8:00 a. m.. Pacific Time River Maw Temp. n is tr ! e II $ "65 44 67 48 88 45 'so' "ei Stations est fa : s- ?rs, : - : "f Umatilla ,. 25 8.2 Albany 2 0 1 . Salem . ... 20 l.S Oregon City 12 2.8 Portland . . 1-5 2.8 t-0.20.10 0IO. 28 -0.ltO.20i -1.81 o.ato.13 1-) Failini: ( ) Rising. RIYEB' FORECAST The Willamette river at Portland wffl re main nearly stationary during the next three day except a affected by the tide. 1 ii ' I tRANSPORTATlba 'if r-H S.S. ADMIRAL FARRGUT Sail from Munfolpel Peek No. t Wdn4ay. Oct , 19 A. 98.. and Ctvjry Wlneday Therearter far SAN PBAHOtSOO LOS ANOCLCS SAN DIEQO . S,S, ADMIRAL GOODRICH Friday, Oct , T p. 9. 7 Marvhfierd, Eureka. Saa Franoisoe TtOKCT OFFIQI . . 191 SO ST., COt. STARK ; PHONK BROADWAY 8)481 VISIT EUROPE NOW while rates are low j Passenger Service to . " ENGLAND IRELANB) FRANCE BsUjCaIUU Sailing every Saturday froas New Yath. Alto Frtneut Sailing t from BOSTON. PHnjELPHIA, MONTREAL aad QUEBEC Uaking cooncctions to aS poiat on the - : Continent CERMAWItaIy BALTIC STATES WEST INES4ETERJtANEAIlf Jsr etfvjssia Ptly s j z vnarzSTAxiutxi axrrjoiATxrjuT, dEtcjrraz Makihe cotrAinr Local agent - ae eempany efftce. e. - . SAROENT, Msrieear. 1 9 . Seoend y Aswaws, swasn. s-awne aw fit 19. NtYPlyTOoathHavrc-Paris FRANCE . .Oct; 19 Nov. IS Dee. ROC MAMS E AU ....Oct. 19 Nee. SS das. 19 PAR18 . .....leev. 1 No. 88 Dee. 1 9 New York Havre Faris i7 a atia Deo, 8 Dee, 89 Deo. 9 was. 19 LA 9AVOIE ...... Oct 21 ROU8SILLON . ....OctZS LAFAVETTE .Oct, 88 LA BOURDONNAIS Nov. 2 Dec. 87 CHIOAOO Nev. 11 N. Y. Vigo (Spain) Bordeaux NIANARA .OC4.1S ' Fee sslNna date aad all Nev. 88 Dee. 88 JststsWcaapty at Fusaa Bee-. Paerfle aaeats, 109 fTtos. Cherry St.. Saaltlfc ee I .eel ."ii V 89, 99. 88. 88. NORTH ATUtNTtO i. - .' ' - MfKAT -. ,) . . .. 'wi - fi,s!r ' , wdK . ' I LEMKirl .......v. .V. ....... .. .....ii RUSH ......9ept 88 i Sees. T COLD HARBOR.,....... sV ABASH .. .................. . .Oet, 88 I Oct. 89 L Nov, EAST BOUND FROM PORTLAND ; '.! . Artleas .J. ........ . ..Seat. S .- ' SS. Brwaf) .. . .Nee. ' ' LaMga .......... .Oet, 11 . ' SS. Ce4dt Harbor. . i ...... .Nov. -98 --.'. . - . - 88. bVabasa ... ..... .9eo. -4 i . t.: , THE ASMIAAI. LINE, Pscne Ceast Aewt - . ' . TbJrvJ rStMet , - - j Pbens sVeexrway 84$t i " . , j. ' -r- 1 s j v - - . T 1 t9i tt ' POSITIOXS .-OF: VESSELS ! Radio, reports from the Beach araaaij of the Federal Tevesraub etvea the ooeitjoa of the ' toilowine at it. as.. October S: Ed Kinsley, Saat Francisco fog Ktoria. i 293 -saiias' front Vietona, - i - -Eraest R lister. Grava Harlc for Baa Pedro, 79 tail north of Saa -Francisco. ' Uuinault. - Baa Fraacisco for .beettlc. : mile Iras Saa Kraocieoo. - Brea. San Pedro- for Martinez. ,5bW mile frosa Marti nes.- . " -- liamer . Portland fee Saw , Fran disc. fSl 1 . mile north ef San Franrico. 1 i Verba iAada.' San Pedro for Tokutma 01 safiee from-San Pedro.. J , Frank H. Back. Avast for Saa Pedro. 105 a miles from Avon. ' .:, i'-r: -. 1 . ':.. W. S. Porter. Area for Sea Pedro. SS9 . miles frosa Aeon. - p . -. , . 1 f-. v la Pwrauma. Portlaad for San Pedro. 44 mile from Ken Pedro. -1 . i ' Mu Its omah. Portland fox San Francisco, sie miles north of Saa Franciscoi - ' i - ' Wahkeena. San Fiaocieeo for FoaUand. 19 aUlea north of Saa FraBctfeav SaoU Maria. Toccoilto for Saa Fea 1999 ' BtQea soot b of Saa Pedro. -- ; Soaoaaa. Sniney ' for Saa FrsttctKA. 1 874 mile west af Saa Flaneco. - j . Empreea of Australia,- VictoAa ,for Toko- f -bama. pnlling back to- Vk-torva. .;. rreatoent Jeftersoa, Seattle lor ToAobeeaa, 848 mile west of Seattle. - - " 1 " -- '(By Naval RadtoV " . Larlins. SaatU. for, Honolulu. 408 mile . from Seattle, j . -. - .-'! Northweaterw, Latouchef or Wransel. 89 miles from WraneelL ' 1 Kldredge. Victoria for; Tekobaaia- Horse X. Baxter. lihune Tor Baa Pedro. 1 242 rnOes from Blaine. ' Fanm VTin ' K, n l,nilwMt nT TVnetlawrf 280 mile -from Columbia river. - ,1 Kilttckenbach. Saa - Fisocvco for Portia nd, 179 miles from Columbia river. ... I - Canadian Kover, Saa Franc ioeo for VaneoQ. ver. IK mile from Tateoah. Kdmore. Seattle tor Uariea. 8531 aalles froa Seattia, I " - i ' r.s - Baron, Ogilvy fox Driu,' 2000 aules frosa Fbttery. 1 T. . : Montague, Portlaad I for Yokohama, 3189 mile from Colombia rlrer. ' West Kader. Shimidsa for Portland. 2088 miles from Columbia over. 1 - Jfew Terk Batter aad Eggs t : New York. Oct 3 (L NN S.i-t-H.ilierwi Market quiet Creamery Extxas, (44 45et nmt.j 364$Hc; hisUer seoringj 44H r 4 6 Vie. State dairy tubs. 03c; ladle . freeh extras, 81 4$ 32c. ' I Cheose v Market fin. State WhoIe vnilk ! special, flats, 24Hjr25e: averaae tun, 28 V I 24e; lower grade. . 19 H 21c, Wksoon-oo- Whole milk, fancy Young Americas, 28 1. 2Sc 8kh SpeeisJa. 1T17.V0- i- Eggs Market irregolar. Nearby - white, 1 1 fancy, 7375e; nearby brown, fancy, 94 r ! ' 58c; extra, 62 34c; firsts, 41 4 5c f Milk The nominal wholesale pries lav 82-80 per cwt. delivcsud in New York. Of. i iicial quotations diaconUnaed.' T : t-- Aiaericaa GraXa ExponAa 1 , lsspeets from United States. Official figures' : ia bushels: A.f l822. Aua 1921.. ,8.0Ih28AJ 4,602.398 12,1804201 -13,65 1,568" 1.776,012 I 1.049.377 4.910.088 I 4.0T9.857 88.708,199 1.8.586.829 . 1.369.153 ' 1.872.578 Barley,: Bushel . . Corn, bushels. . . . Ost. bushel. , . , Kye bushels . , , . , Wheat, busheU. , Flour, bbl. ... ivjzn Monwis 182 1. Barter, bushels.'-. . S.S14.99A 13.038.864 86,872,464 2,230.221 21.479,2521 '208,602.844; 11.182.19 Corn, bushels. . . . 18 1,823,248 Oats, bushel... , 19.437.542 Rye. ushels.t.. 2458,798 Wheat, basbel. .100.148,868 Flour, bbl. . . . . 9.1 3 7. 8A 3 ' 1 I! . I Boston wool Market Active Boston. Oct 8. The woo market ia 8um-i mer street renewed activity todayi with de mand well. distributed among the various grades. Fine staple choice wools held their-' own at a basis of approximately f 1.80 a pound. Half blood and tarea-sicbUis bloods were in ' demand and prices for these grades hardened. i: TRANSPORTATION Are You Going io EuropTt " Or thm Orient?) --1, Or ArouiuL thm World? - . 1 -v- '"." v-i": !- : Vhy not get expert enoed and aoda.: tta ixtforuiaUon (rem one who baa trZ7ad axtvwp.or taa 4eaaut eesre SUamskip BeservaUtms aa ! Tickets mm ,, DORSEY B. S1V1ITH JOTJRNAt TEAT1 JTTJ KSAU U BBOABWA,; OBTlsAVTs, OB, Fkosa Haxskall-m - A MO AN CHORunks ! Mcsratar Haulage trass 2a. k'-avoetosv . BaeatraaL Tvseaw-Faetert Matt Saiwle to Sotrthassptoei aad C3erboir;. Tastr. Tw Oabh QuaUwa A Lleeipuot eaa i roowwiiivpwvvvivf bars- Tw Laadenderry aad Glaeaww. Special rail east Wls BaiUaga 9a - Wadttsrrsnaaw. j - " - i . . ftKiniie iBB.tlC'zC. - ' Fame Cabin CSase- Steamer dH las Saturdays from , Montreal Via tbe Bt Jbawraee ? Route. AMSAMIA. ANTON I A. to" Plymouth. Cbarbcwrg. London. TYRRHENA AU80NIA. ; ALBANIA, to Uverpoci T : ee iscai cunses Agent ee WMU ' sunara Anebor 8. S. Line si eeoeno aw Seattle; rssss ajiiAta isas ) Astoria and Way 3Pointa r atr. traiaa r Moil, WetL, TrtV 80 A.1 MW Night Boat Dafly, Except Saturday, 7:30 P. il Farer to Astoria $1.85 One Way f3.00 Round Trip I -Week-Ehd -Roiind Trip S2.50 The Dalles-Hood River "V BUawer Service J Daily, Except Salu, 7:15 IA. -M. a: Faref tor Th Dalles n25 ,i ; r Hood Rhrer fl.001 ' Ttve IWkiBS Trusportatioa Co. Broadway 8844 ; s i i Aider St, Dock NEW ZEALAND AND' SOUTH SEAS i Via Tahiti and Rarstoosa, . Mall aad Puns . asr 8erviee frem Sen FraaoiSM Caary ; 8A Days, I -T, Facffle Tsar South Seas, Nest Zealaed, A us: Staaaallaa T ST - - Al.. f UNION S. . OO. OF NEvW ZSALANB) nan . i, , a . . . M ' Or Uts) i J ss " ' MrkeTERN, 88.- owj- inusa - i-Portkusd. ls. Kew Terk. PfcJm. . - . pw w Oet. 9 ....... Oet, 89 Oct. IS! Oct IS 1. AUSTRALIA