s . 1 THE1 OREGON ? DAILY JOURNAL, 7 PORTLAND, OREGON.
14
JIONDAY, OCTOBER 9, ' 1922.
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AFFECTS BUTTER
. M05BAT DAIKT TBAD
Batter. Ergs, C
selects, flats
eM ex.
6 Be 9e
Vie 88c
lie I$c
7ie Sic
5!e Sic
Sc ....
Kan Francisco. .(7e
Chicago ...... ..43c
Seattle tic
Xot Angeles ...tie
- Because of the mt proas ei storage (lock
- en the markrt, wnkaw- is showing for hotter
-of fjesh manufacture at the moment. There
appears far lest desire on the part of Cali
fornia interest 'to purchase in this market
. Aecumularions are fnnin to make them
eelTea fe!t although yet there U no general
- prica cutting. ,
Bet: centrmHzer cube are1 quoted here
around 44c a pound. While aalea were a
' short time ago made a high a 4K6Hc
a pound to California, creamery interest say
that this is scarcely better than a 44c market
, foe 92 score for local sale.
J lint why there should be uch a fight for
butterfat in the face of depression in the cube
market is one of those mysteries i that can be
explained only by the fact that the creamery
butter industry has out shown a profit here for
an extended period.
Review of the butter market at San Fran
'cisco for the week ending Friday i
Prices of all grades of butter continued to
advance at San Francisco during the past
week. The net advance for. 92 score was 2c.
which brines the price -nf; this grade ihke
above that of the corresponding day last year.
The good dnmand and scarcity of fancy butter
caused a very firm undertone t and dealers
think further advances are bound to come.
The market was alo strengthened 'by the pre-
. liminary ."report of cold etorage holdings, which
showed a vey heavy reduction uring the past
' month. LaSe?t available holdings at Portland,
Seattle. Los Angeles and San Francisco show
an excess over last year of 1.223,237 pounds
for the four market Receipts during the
. week include heavy shipment- from Oregon.
Washington. . I'tah. North Dakota and Colo
rado. . While there is no 'definite information
on offess o? Australian nutter,, dealers say it
can be bought for 40 42c for delivery about
the middle nf December. .
Review of the butter markets at New York,
, Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia for the week:
After almost a week -of steady unchanging
.conditions, the Eastern markets became con
siderably firmer at the clce. . principally be
cause, of the preliminary storage report, which
showed the total holdings of butter in the
-X'nited States to be 98, TOR, 000 pounds, and
,592,0(10' pounds in excess of last year's
-, totals. Earlier in the ink the markets were
not so firm- as during previous' weeks. Prices
apparently hare reached the level where the
holders of storage butter were, willing to sell
"freely. As a result, any effort to advance
'" prices was ca?t with frepr offerings of storage
butter, and at the same time a decline was
very unprovable because offerings of storage
- Gutter were generally firmly held for small
profit. Fancy bntter all week was well cleaned
1 up. but as timei, especially immediately after
aa advance, the market appeared a little tp
heavy, but 'iibnient trading proved that the
new price level was .justified. Voder grades
' were in more liberal supply and harder to
move, especially on the Eastern coast markets.
. There were no price reductions, but Eastern
receivers complain of considerable difficulty
'.in moving these grade. At Chicago all scores
were kept "well cleaned up and storage butter
was freely used at practically unchanged prices
all Week. The preliminary report, whihe showed
the-surplus to be from 3.000i000 to 5.000,
000 lejis than was generally expected, caused
H grades to become firmer, including storage
butter. In New York a full cent advance on
storage 92 was registered today.
Those desiring special information regarding
any market, should write the Corrsmercial Edi
tor, Oregon Journal, inclosing stamp for reply.
EGG , SITUATION BATHER EAST
Market for eggs is showing a rather easy
tone at the moment last week's liberal
strength has entirely disappeared. With stor
age stock selling very freely there has been
' little: movement in fresh goods. With an in
- crease in offerings of the latter, supplies be
gan to accumulate.
SMALT- FOWLS SELLING 8I.OWLT
While there continues a good demand and
steadv to firmprices for heavy weigrft springs
and hens, light weight offerings are somewhat
duller with springs especially inclined - to show
decreased movement.
: SALWAT PEACH SUPPLT LIBERAL
Quite liberal supplies of Salway peaches
.came to the market for the week opening, re
sulting in a loss of 1 0c to 1 5c in the price.
"Extreme top is $1, with the bulk of the good
staff going 5c to lOo lower.
TJELAT-EP 0IO'8 ARE OFFERED
Delayed shipments of onions bar reached
the street- Carload lots have been slow in
, coming and there has been a ' temporary
scarcity of offerings with a slight tightening
of prices. This has disappeared, with the ar
rival of stocks. .Sales at $1 in carload lots
and $1.05 for truck offerings.
GRAB HOPS AT VERT l.OW PRICES
, An was stated in these report some time
are the Mpeotei nas nappenea. vsnne crying
at the lw range of 8c to 10c a pound, buyers
' have "cornered" most of the better crops of
, the 1922 Oregon crp at 9c to 10c a poun.
1 BRIEF "VOTES PRODUCE TRADE
"Cheese market inclined to show a firm
vtorte.
lemsnd is limited for country killed calves;
' ;hogs steadv,
i : -Both Florida and Isle of' Pines grapefruit
;now offeriim
Uahaii iiuliritA f ,-Tts beinff made to con -
s itraet 1923 wool clip. .
: Hide market i-nntinues firm at full prices.
1 SHIPPERS WEATHER NOTICE
- i Weather bureau advised Monday: Protect
: 1 shipments during the nexrSB hours against the
following maximum temperatures: Going north
to SeaWle, 68 degrees; northeast to Spokane.
. 70 degrees; east to Baker. 70 degrees, and
J,mnth in Ashland. 70 desrees. Maximum tem-
peratut at Portland tomorrow about 72 de
! .' grees.
PORTLAND WHOLEsAT. PRICES
. These are the prices reta'.lers pay wuole
: v takers, except as otherwise noted:
- ; BUTTElt Selling P'.ct. box lots: Cream-
prices t-l'rints. extras, 4 be; fur plain wrap
' -eis. cubfi, 4344o per lb.; dair', bujing
price, 30c 'per lb.
Bt'TTEKFAT Portland deliver batia: No.
1 1 grade, 4!Scj No. 2. 45c; No. 1 zona, iio
. tut A SJ auo
i 'XI V V i V Ajillinff. XillSTTiook tHnlets
: 0(Slc lb : Young Americas. 3132o lb.;
Orejion trinleU. 24 25c. Buying price, f. o.
, b. Tillamook: Triplets. 28c; Young America
and Icnghoras. 29c. Selling prices Block
:.. Bwiai laocy, 25(ff30c; limhurger, 0(isc;
- h cream briea. Oregou, 3-Jc; Eastern. 2S
ft
II
FX I Ar
eie, f A
r . EGGS Billing pnee. Front street: Cur-
,: .. v-i.,.. Vctm flr.mn At A X - An -
- Eastern Oregon. -3b 3dc per dozen ; henner
. 4tic itr tlosu; selling pru.V. select. 50c
y .pet xltzen; canaiea. 4le. yuuet,; 4c; storage,
4 catia. !(K iM w dozen.
iUc; brown, 5c tirst!.. 4Sc: pullet.", 4c.
ln H 1H11.TI!.V Selling pnee: . Heavy
, Itenaa, l(24c iwr ih. ; light t liens. 13c lb.;
"broilers. Kocks, 21 5 23c: other broilers. 21
- . i- in. : oia ratun. &c: aucu. i ti a. -- r
IK I
Fresh Fralt ana Vfletiable
FRESH FBI ITS Oranges, , 5.09 10.00
.-. brtx. bauanasi 10 10 lie; ilenidns. $10.00 (it
;f 10.50 case; grapefruit. Florida. 8 00
1 ' . 1 1 ,0 ; California. (10:00: peaches. 4)0e
' 1 IMt - cantaloupes. tlOOi'J.Ml: . water-
-melons, 1 2c per lb.; ice crealn uieions, 1 He
lb., honey dew melons. 2c: easkbas. 2 H 9 3c:
, ltrrI:L tteers. 4 tm 3a oer lb.: iL'oncnnl . .
.4 4e per lb.; Muscat, f2.il lug; Tokay,
3jt,50 3 D lug,
. ; ... . BE Ii It IES Blackberries-. , $2.25 2. 50;
" : n'brrria. $2.ft0 per crate, cranberries,
' (5.56 tr x,
f ' tKIEU FRUITS Dates. $4.50 6.00;
-a fag)a, white, lfc per lb.; trSines. 40s and 60).
I -fbv boxi 14c lb.; 60s and Os. 15c IK
t S- ONIONS SeBing prica to retailers; Ore-
er lb.; green ociona, io- 30o per dozen
r:'- " u.tiunrhea- 1 "
ruiau'fca crtung; yraow o reiaujerp; unr
: J ej o rjr o.
.. v VEGETABLES .Beet. 40e par dosem
Si ' .v kaM . t.K. n-. V H im, - nM H. 1. ,
M .' 11 Su ner cnu: cSrrota. 40c Per dnaea
;.. -woxtcnes; hojaw, recuta. adwac; iiaw
fc t. 1 S IK . .4iiuvk I V MHliriMte.
I'-.' W(jfjc din.; ceiee-y. 50T5c di,; sna
' nrer rquash. 5c; Yeilow Bantaia eem. 5
' a. APPIES New 'crop. $1.00 2.25; crab
- " K is. 1
V;- Muti
;i i- ' COCXTRY ME-TS Selling price: Cotjn
wr JkM- IllAlSU.r Unev cftlff last! M 1
T. tou (aboot 80 to 100 lb). 1S1S par
- iira.v biuii mw. aawar:. ataar ivt jut.
. . . cha4.avatL axxua a o xaaaava. . j a aa u. ,
. s Aaa-w uvbfla jL&sia " i' ii aauuL.
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GASKET
By Hysaaa H. Cohen
iThia is liWeJy to prove the big week
i or oaf way paracoee. au rj uici n
liberal supplies coming from Southern
regon and from The Dalles and prices
e slightly lower than the extreme
I last week. By some the Salway
is considered a. very fine peach.
Concord grapes continue to come In
very heavy supply, with sales as low
as 6c a pound in the' regular retail
shops and as high a 10c 8 pound
on the public market.
Potatoes- are jower on the public
market, with the extreme top at lc
a pound. Ia view of the extreme
supply this is enough.
Onions appear to be at the low point
in the country, but prices continue
high on the public market at 3c a
pound, Wholesale selling price not
above lVic a pound, wnile the beet
price that producers are ijettJng from
wholesalers is It a pound.';
Retail prices generally show i
Butter Fresh creamery; 50 54c.
Fish- Salmon. 12 (S 25c; Salibut, 25e;
black cod. 10 4$ 12 He; sturgeon, 0e.
Flour Best local patent. $2.00 g 225 per
49-lb. sack.
Potatoes New, llVic per lb.
Onions 2c per lb.
Yamhill street prices:
Carrots, 4c buaeh; string beans. 5c lb.;
peas 13c lb.; cabbage. 2c lb.; cauliflower,
5 (op 13c head; lettuce, 5 10c head: intatoes,
1 c lb.; celery, . 510c bunch; tomatoes,
4c lb.
Corn Green, :S & 20c dozen; Bantam. 15
20c dozen.
Honey Comb, private stores, 20c; public
market, 25c; quart, 65c; pint, 38c.
Eggs Public market, 80c; private stores,
45 55c dozen.
Poultry Light hens, 22c lb. ; heavy hens,
over 4 lbs., 28e lb.; fryers, 30c lb.; broilers,
32c lb.
DAIKT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
San Francisco Market
Ban Francisco, pet. 9. (C. P.) Bufter
extras. 57c; firsts, 4 Be.
Eggs Ettras 60 Vi c ; extra firsts, nominal ;
extra pullets. 49 Vic; undersized pullets. 29 Vic.
Cheese (-California flats fancy 28 Sc.
Seattle Market
Seattle,: Oct. 9. Ml. N. S I Eggs: Select
ranch. 52e; pullet. 40c.
Butter: .City creamery. 48c; bricks. 4!c:
Cheese: i Oregon triplets. 25c; Young
Americas, 28 30c: Tiliamook triplets, 31d.
Los Angeles Market
L,os Angeles. Oct. 9. Butter, 55c.
Eggs: Extras, 5ic; case count, 50c; pul
lets, 38c.
Poultry: Hens, 24c; broilers, 36e; fry
ers, 26c.
POTATOES ALPXG THE COAST
San Francisco Market
San Francisco. Oct. t in. P.) Onions:
Stockton Re-is, 31.00 1.25; Yellows, per cwt.,
81-00 1.25.
Potatoes River fancy, $1.101.25; Idaho-Washington
Netted Gems. $2.00 (g Z.-o-Salinas,
$2.00 2.25.
Geaittis Market
Seattle. Oct 9. (I. N. S.) Qnions : "Cali
fornia. 1 e.
Potatoes: Yakima gem. 2c; local, lfmc
Los Angela Market
Los Angeles. Oct, , 9. ( I. N. 8.) Pota
toes: Tjocaig. best, l.5fll 65, mostly $1.50
1.65; poorer low as $1.00; northern rivers,
$2.00 2.1 5; poorer Jow as $1.75; Idaho rus
sets and cabbie rs. $1.501.65; ruraia. $2.0$
62.25.
N ew York Butter and Eggs
New York, Oft. ' P.- ( L N. S.lJ Butter:
Market firm. Creamery extras, 44 H sM6N
creamery first. SUH iiii'c; higher scor
ing 45H 47c; state dairy tubs,; 31 & 44c;
ladies fresh extras. 31 H S 32c. '
Cbeeae Market quiet; firmer. Whole milk
specials, flats, 25c; average run. 2424'c;
lower grades, 19(4 (?'21c; whole milk fancy
Young Americas, 24 24 He; skims, specials,
1 7 1 7 h e.
Eggs: Market irregular. Nearby white,
fancy, 7475e; nearby brown, fancy 62
55c; extra, 4850r; first. 3742c.
Milk: The nominal wholesale price i
$2.90 per cwt., delivered in New York. Offi
cial quotations discontinued.
Clheaaro Potato Market
Chicago. Oct. 9. (I. N. S. ) Butter Re
ceipts, S554 tubs. Creamery, extras. 43r;
standard. 39c; extra firsts, 39a41Hc;
firsts, 8S37c; packing stock, 26 V, Q2 He
Eggs Receipts, 7488 cases. Miscellaneous.
2SS'30c: ordinary firsts. 25 26c; firsts. 31
(S 39c; diTtJes. 1 8 & 2 Or.
Cheese -Twins, new, 22 t 224c: daisies.
22 V 23c; Tonng Americas, 23Vi24c;
Longhorns, 23 r 24c; brick, 24 H 25c.
Uve Poultry Turkeys, . 2 7c: chickens, 1 9 (
24c; springs, 20c; roosters, 14e; geese, :20c;
ducks, 24c.
Dried Frnlt and Beans
New York. Oct. 9. (i- N. 8.1 Beans
Market fairly steady. Mafrew choice. $7.00;
pea choice, $6.506.75; red kidney choice.
$6.00.
Dried fruit Market quiet. Apnrota,
choice to ex-fancy. .3 8c; apples, evapor
nted, prime to fancy. IT'flblOSc; prunes.
30s to 60s. 12 9 17 He; prunes, 60s to 100s,
8 fUHc; peaches. . choice to ex-fancy,
12 "4 g 1 9c ; seedless raisins, choice to fancy ,
21 23c.
Sfw Tork Wool and Hides
New York. Oct. 9. (I. N. 8. ) Wool
Market firm. Domestic fleece XX Oriio. 4 2(8'
4 7c; domestic pulled scoured basi. 6 0(&i
$1.00; domestic Texas scoared basis, 80c (ft
$1 8. T; territory staple scoured basis $(.10(
1.8".
Hides Market firm. Jfative steers, 22c;
brauded steers, 20c.
San Francisco Barter Call
San . Francisco. Oct- 9. Barlfy cloe:
eemher. $1.38 H bid. $2.40 ask;
$1.43 bid. $1.48 ask.
TV
May. 14Vtei5e lb.; heifers. 11912c: awes. 1$
11 He; lambs, 18 20c lb.; ewe. 10 14c
lb.; hogs. 17 He lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. IS Ha per lb.:
tierce basis, compound, 14 c.
BEANS Small white. $6.50: large white,
$6.60; pink, $6.00; limaa. $9.00; bayou.
$6.50: red, $5 75.
1 HONEY New, $4.00 4.60 per case.
RICE Japan, No. 1, 6c; Bias Rose, 6c
lb. ; New Orleans head, 6 H c
COFFEE Roasted, 2H$34Ho lb. in
sacks or drums,
SALT Coarse, half groundi. 100s. $15 00
ton: 60s, $17.85: table dairy, 60s. $27.50;
bales. $3.50 4.00; fancy tahle and dairy,
$34.50; lump. $26. SO " -
8UGAR Cube, $8.45; fruit and berry.
$7.50; yellow D, $6.90; beet, granulated
$7.30; extra G. $7.10; golden C. $6.95.
CANNED MILE Tails. $5.00; baby aiia.
$4.90 case; Eagle, $9.35 case.
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 16a lb.
NUTS .Walnut. 21 26c lb.; almonds. 25
28e IK: filberts, 20 27 He lb. ; peanuts,
1016c lb.; pecans. S0S2e ib.: Brazils. 19
22a lb.; cher.tnuts,. Japanese, 22 0 24c lb.
Fish arid Shalrftsh
FRESH FISH Chinook, fresh. l(lc:
halibut. 19 20c per lb.; black cod. 6c per
Ip. -. basket kippered ton, basket kip
pered salmon. $2.O0: ling cad. 1 8e lb.;
sole, 10c per lb.; stsrgeoo, 20c lb. ; red' snap
Dees. e lb.
OYSTERS Eastern. $4 60 gal. : OtywuMa.
$3.00 per gallon, $1.40 quart; crabs, large,
$3.50 doaen; small, $2.50 doaen.
Nop. Wool ana HMe
HOPS 1922 crop, nominal. 8 1 0c lb
HIDES Calf skin. 17e lb.; kips, 14c
lb.: green tufle, l uc id. ; salted. lSc per lb.
MOHAIR Nominal, 223 330.
SHEEP PELTS Long dry .pelts. Sic;
short peitss 1 0 H e lb. : Ion hair aoat rw4ts
lo 12e lb. ; sburt nair goat peita. 'JO e Sue
eaco.
WOOL Willamette valle. coarse. 20
22c; medium. ,25 30c lb. ; fine. SO 35c
lb.; baMern Oregon iaa io. svf ile lb.
TALLOW A3D G MEASE No. 1 tallow, B
5Hc; No. 2.;4H &5c; crease, 3 H 4e lb.
CASCABA BARK 1922 peal. 7e; 1921
peat, n lo. ; grape toot. tr.
Laanbce auad Shlnatas
Latest carload lamber salea : by manufac
turer, quotations representing l. x h. mill val
or la direct sales ta retailers and including
selling expenses:
FLOORING: High. Lew.
1x4 No. 2 and bet. .. $54.00 $49.00
1x4 No. 2 i. g 45.00 87.00
FINISH:
ATS.
t
89.00
90.00
lxS lO.. .'.....-. .. 60.00
CEILING:
4x4 No. 2 and bet.. 89 0O
DROP SIDING:
1x0 SSf 2 sod bet. . . 41.00
BOARDS AND 8HIPI.AP:
1x8 1 sis 19.50,
1.IMKN3ION8:
2x4 12-16.. 18.50
SMALL TIMBERS:
4x4 12-16.. 22.50
LATH:
4 ft. Sa, 1 fir 4.50
SHINGLES:
66. 0O
7.00
40.00
41.00
16.50
19 50
18.50
22!50
A ahincfe. , . . . . 8 35
3.35
Total aalas by 39, aulas 4.137.S4 feet.
APPLE ACTIVITY
HAS SLIGHT GAIN
Br Hvman H; Cohehn
Slight showing of activity ia indicated for
apple at Pacific Northwest points, but condi
tions are still usnatUfactory in the Eastern
markets, which are flooded with consignments
from this territory.
Only in tslolated instances is there any
really fair showing of activity in the Eastern
and Midwest trade, the markets of the country
aa a rule being quoted with a alow and dull
interest in the apple market is per
haps the leading feature of the primary trade
of the territory. Some fairly liberal purchase
are reported for European account, but in the
main there is more of a desire among foreign
ers -to. secure consignments than to purchase
f. o b. shipping stations. Bemembering their
experiences of recent years, even though home
markets are rather fair then while little was
obtained for foreign consignments, there is
much less desire on the part of orchard inter
ests here to inflict therr supplies upon. Europe,
except whtf the aash is available.-
Hnipments of apples throughout t3re country
continue very heavy, with the folia wing of Oo
ber 6 as an example of carlots-
Arizona 1, Arkansas 42, California 29, Col
orado 32, Delaware 19, Georgia 4, ildaho 66,
Illinois 33, Indiana 3. Iowa 3. Kansas 13.
Maine 1, E. Sh. Maryland 8, other Maryland
15. Michigan 69. Missouri 89. Montana 1,
Nebraska 7. New Hampshire 2. New Mexico
18. New York 242, North Carolina 1. Ohio 8.
Oregon 21. Pennsylvania 34. Utah 8, Ver
mont 4. Virginia 58. Washington 237, West
Virginia 28. Wisconsin 0; canning stock, New
Jersey 2; total 10,47.
Means incomplete.
Jobbing markets reported :
Boston 9 cars on track, includSpg broken.
Slow demand and movement, market weak. No
boxed or aucUon sales reported.
Philadelphia 20 cats on track, including
broken. Supplies moderate, including nearby
stock. Slow demand and movement, market
weak. No sales boxed reported.
St. Louis 5 aera on track, including
broken. Supplies liberal. Light demand and
movement, market dull. No sales boxed stock
reported.
Chicago 132 cars on track, including
broken. Supplies heavy, slow demand and
movement, market dull, unchanged. Washins
ton Jonathans f n.-v af m s, o rrt.
fanes-. 2.75 (8 3.00; C grade mostly $1.75;
i. . ' 'ex. mnsuy a.o; extra lancy,
$3.75; Grimes, combination extra fancy and
fancy,;. $1.65 1.75. Auction sales: Wash
ington Gravensteins, combination extra fancy
and fancy, very small. 95c; medinm to large,
$11031.35; very large, $1.051.75: Jona
thans,: fancy, small to very small, $1.50(9
1.75; medium to large, $2.1 0(2 2.40; extra
fancy, medium to large $2.35 2.70; C grade,
small to very small. $1.05 1.35; medium to
large. $1.60 1.65; 6 cars sold.
Pittsburg 57 cars on track, including
broken. Supplies heavy. Slow demand and
movement: market dull, unchanged. Washing
ton, fancy Jonathans, medium to large $2 00
2.50; sam!!. $1.50(8 2.00.
Kansas City 24 cars on track, including
broken. Supplies libera!. ISrmand and move
ment moderate. Market steady, unchanced.
Missouri and Kansas Jonathans, fancy, $1.75;
jtunble pack. $1.50.
'Fort Worth Four cars on track, including
broken. Good demand and movement. Mar
ket steady, unchanged. Sales to retailers:
Washington extra fancy Jonathans, $3.25
3.50.
-New Ycrk No private sales boxed stock re
ported. Auction sales 3 Washington. 3 Cali
fornia sold. California, 2440 boxes fan-y
Gravensteins. meCiixn to very large, $1.S5&
1.50; small, $1.30; fancy Yellow Newtowns,
4H tr..- Urge. $1.15: Washington, 1880 boxes
extra fancy Winter Bananas, very large $3.00
OS.35; large. $2 30 c 2. 85: few high as
$3.25, and low as $2.15: medium, $1.80
2.15: fancy, very large, $2 30(o2.80, mostly
$2..V)Bi 2.fiO; larje. $ 1 .70-S 2.40. .mostly
$2.15; medium. $ 1 .65 (8 1.75 ; C trrsde very
large. $2OO(2.40; large, $1 402 00; me
dium. $ 1 .30 1.75.
Mumcarolis 83 ra-s on track, including
broken. Supplies heavy. ' Light demand, prac
tically no movement, market weak. prices
slightly lower: Washington Jonathans, extra j
inait-j, njruiTim, e.-ao; large. j.ou: laney, au
size. $2T25; c grade, medium, poor color,
$1.50; large, $ 1 .60 1 .65.
Wheat Prices Shade
Higher in Chicago
Market at Opening
if :
Cfeicagn. Oct. 9. (I. N. S.) Wheat values
eased off late in the session today, following a
firm opening due to strength in the Liverpool
and oats followed the trend of wheat.
Country offerings of grain continued moderate
Wheat closed ' ' to Mr, lower trn Sat
urday's finish; com He off to cup and
oats steady to a shade lower.
Provisions trading was quiet with values
about steady.
Chicago, Ort. o. ( . s? ) Prices were
a shade higher in the wheat pit at th start
today. Iiei cmber and May opened unchanged
. i to "jf higher. Juiy was up 'c at the out
set. There au a run to commission house
selling on thje upturn.
Cum started V c to He. higher. Ixcal
were pest buyers. Thero was scattered selling
on the upturn.
Oats opened unchsnged to He up. Trade
s dull and featureless.
Provisions started stroag for December lard
with trade dull.
Chicago range cf prices as furnished by
Overbeck A Cooke Co.. October 9:
WHEAT
Open High T,ow Close
Dec. ..i...108 108 106 107 '4
May 10HH 109H 108 S 1 08 T4
July . ,102 102 4 101 102 H
CORN
Dec 62 1 2H B1S 62 H
May fi4V 64 3 H 64
July 64 64 a-a 61 64 H
OATS
Dec .89 39 3H V $S
May 40 40 39 S 3; 4
July 384 3S'4 38 H 38
RYE
Dec 71 t. 71 H 714 71 H
May : 72 i 72 72 S
BARLEY
Iec 60b
MSy 60b
LARD
Jan 845
RIBS
Oct 1075
NEW YORK COTTON' MARKET
OPENS STRONO; PRICES HIGHER
New York. Oct. t ( I. X. 3.) The cot
ton market opened strong today with price 15
to 30 points higher on heavy foreign buying.
There waa a lot of profit -taking on the rise.
but prices were well maintained. Bullish sen
timent was general, due to the strength m the
clotn market.
The cotton market closed steady today at a
net, advance of 18 to 27 points.
Spot cotton steady, 25 points higher at
27.SOC. No sales.
Month
Jan. Mar. . .
May
. Open.
Hi 85
21S7
2.1 K3
21 6U
- 1 4 r.
High.
21 88
2 1 98
2t4
2175
-'12
1
2 1 RS
2 1 7S
2 1 73
2157
214.
Close.
2175
2 1 H 5
2180
July, . . .
Oct . .
2160
?l.-.7
lec.
!1SJ
220;
ISO ,
isa
New York spot market 2180, 25 pointa up.
- New York Posit ry Market
New lork Oct 9. II. N. S.) Dressed
poultry Market steady. Chickens, 22 38c;
fowls, 20S33c: rarkeys, 30 53c; ducks. 2D
fjfioc; geeee, i o it a sc.
Live Poultry Market steady to firm. Chick
ens. 21 (8 23c; fowK. 20 29c: turkeys. 35
54e: roosters, iac; ducks. 25gf27e; geese.
Mlnneapolls-Xtalatb Flax
MinneapoK. Vt. 0 (I. X. S.I Vm x
October $2.27; November $2 24; IVcember
$2.22: May $2 22H; track $229; arrive
$2.28 ;
Dulnr.h. Oct. 9 Flax: Or-her $2 27: I
ceraher a L'u ; nay -II ; track and arrjv
$2.27 2.28.
New Tor ' Metal Market
New York. Oct. 0. -Copper quiet; all posi
tions IS g IS He
Lead quirt; all positrons 8. SOc bid.
Spelter easy all positions offered 6.70e.
"New York Potato Market
; ?e-w Tnrk. Oct. 9. r L . S. Potatoes
On nuix, oarre-i or oag l - Market weak. Near
by white. $1.10 2.40; sweets, $1.00l.5O
Liverpool W.feat Market
Liverpool. Oct. .9. 4'ash wheat:
tpn. Close Gain
necember . . OsSHd s.d ' H-d
March .... s54d d
May.. 9s3V4d 'Hd
Cnleayo Dairy Proaaee
Chicaexv Oct- 9. (I. Si a, - Potatoes
M rvwTir. Wisrwwn balk white. 0e
i.a; eu suwer, sua, we er ai.va.
OF APPTFS
V ,.-.. m . f .
MILLING WHEAT :
IS HELD FIRMER
JHOJJDAT WHEAT TRADE
Bid. Tear Ago
Hard Walt ...
Soft White ....
Western White
Bard Winter ..
ortsera Spring
...1J $1.04
.... Lit 1.M
.... M Wl
.... l.M .144
1-M
14 1.91
Westers Bed
r
NORTHWEST GKAIN RECEIPTS
Compiled by the Merchants Exchange:
Car ' 1
Wheat. Barley. Fir. Oats. Hay.
Portland. Mon 123 . . 4 19
Year ago. . 284 2 29 1 15
Season to date 6.752 186 428 243 654
Year ago. . 12-.593 101 739 893 436
Tacoma. Bat.. 27 .. 4 .. 2
Year ago. .. 59 8 1 2
Season to date 2163 11 816 48 199
Tear ago.. 4388 71 463 65 196
Seattle. Sat. 13 , . . 7 1 1
Year ago. .29 2 11 5 7
Season to data 2378 5 755 175 406
Year ago. . 2855 81 661 203 605
Wheat market is soft tor export grades and
varieoe and firm although a trifle dull, tor
milling ttrffa. There still appears an almost
general disposition among milling interests to
look upon $1.25 tidewater track basis aa
the tight price for milling wheats such as
the Big Bend bluestem. Baart and Marquis,
but there appear two sides to the story at
the moment. While millers are not bidding
above $1.25 generally for these wheats, hold
ers and they are at present in control are
unwilling to do business below $1.30. For
the limited supplies of the better class mining
wheats they are getting this prica generally,
although here and there an occasional (mall
1st may be grabbed at $1.25 per bushel, tide
water basis. . '
Iti is because of the extreme scarcity of
milling wheat offering that patent flour prices
shown no greater decline than announced Sat
urday in these columns. When it was previ
ously decided upon at $6.75 prica for new
crop patent, there was no belief that any
thing above $1.25 would he demanded, or
paid, for milling wheats. With actual business
as high as $1.30 for bluestem, millers then
revised their patent price with new crop
at $7 per barrel. Limited supplies of old
crop patent continue at $7.20.
While occasional lots of flour continue to
move to the Orient, present business is not
brisk, although prices are "held firm at $4.90
for club straight and $5.10 5.20 for blue
stem cutoff.
Foreign markets were steady to higher, with
Liverpool unchanged to S d up at the closing.
Chicago options started slightly easier.
Broomhall cabled:
Vnited Kingdom Wheat situation in Unitad
Kingdom remains firm with a good demand for
parcels in nearby positions. Offering of both
Manitoba and winters are "comparatively
small with holder very reserved n their ideas.
Stocks of wheat and flour is. the United
Kingdom amount to 6.320,000 bushels versus
7.920.000i bushels last month and 11,680,000
bushels October 1. 1921. Corn stocks.
1,440,000 bushels versus 2,465.000- bushels
last month and 6.17 5.000 bushels October 1,
1921.
WHEAT Buying price, nominal, tidewater,
track delivery; club, $1.09 1.11; bluestem.
$1.22; Big Bend bluestem. $1.251.30;
Turkey red. $1.13: red Russian. $1.07 1.09
DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, mill
door: Patent, new crop, $7; old crop, $7 20;
Willamette valley brands, $5.70 (gi 5.85 : local
straight $5.45: bakers' hard wheat, $7.20:
baker' "bluestem, $7.10: bakers' pastry, $5.90
bbL; graham, $6.00: whole wheat, $6.20; rye.
$6.80 bbl. Price for city delivery, 13c ex
tra: suburban. 20c extra.
EXPORT FLOUR Club straight, $4.90;
bluestem. cut-off, 55.1085.2U bbl.
HAY Buying prire: Willamette timothy
fancy. $18.00; Eastern Oregon timothy
$20. 00 21 00 par ton: clover. $17.00
straw. $7.50: alfalfa, $18.00: grain hay
$17.50 fb 20.00.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal, No. 1 Calcutta,
10c for new crop delivery. Domestic bags,
10c each.
MIIXSTCFFS Millrun at mill, sacked ton
lots. $27.00; carload lots, $26.00; middlings.
JS8.UD fg 38.no per ton.
OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed,
$32.00; milling, $33.00.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. $28.00
brewing, $28.50.
tEEPSTtfFS F. o. b. mills: Rolled bar
ley. $37.00; whole barley, $35.00; alfalfa
meai. ssu.uo; rocoanut meal. $38. 00; cracked
corn, jovu; wnole corn. Soo.UU.
Merchants Exchange bids:
WHEAT
Oct. Nov.
Hard White. BS BaWrt ..'..$ 120 $ 1.20
Soft White 1.10 1 OS
Western White 1.09 1.07
Hard Winter 1.06 1.05
Northern Spring ......... 109 1 .07
Western Red 1.04 1.00
FEED OATS
No. 2 36 lb. Naturals ....$88.00 $33.00
36 lb. Clipps -...-82.00 ; 82 00
38 lb 34.50 34 00
BARLEY
44 lb. Minimum $30.00 $30.00
40 lb. iimimum 20.00. 29.00
CORN
No. 2 E. Y. Shipment ....$30.00 $30.00
AMERICAN LIVESTOCK PRICES
Chicago Hoe $10.06
Chicago, Oct. 9. (I. N. S. ) Hogs Re
ceipts 32.000; market steady to 10c higher.
Bulk. $S.109.90; top. $10.05; heavy
weight. $9.00 9.90; medium weishr. $9.75
10.05; light weight. $9.75 10. 00; light
lights, $9 00(9 9 75; heavy packing sows,
smooth. $7 608.b0; packing sows, rough.
$7.007.50; pigs, $8 25(9.25.
Cattle Receipts 24.000; market steady to
strong. Beef steers, nhoice and prime. $11.75
( 12.75; medium and good $9.00 1 1.25 ;
good and choice. 8 1 1.75 tfw 12.65 ; common
and medium. $7.00(8 10.50; butcher cattle.
heifers, $5.00 (p. 1 0.00 ; cows, $4.00 & 8.00:
bulls $3.50 (Si 6.50 ; canners and cutters, cows
and heifers. $2.25 0 3.65; canner steers, $3.60
fr 6.50 : veal calves 1 light and handyweight) ,
$10.0(J(o M. 50: feeder steers. $5.00(38.00:
stoeker steers. $4.50 7.50 : stocker cows and
heifers, $8.50 C 5.50: stocker calves. $5.50
7.50; western range caiile, beef steers, $6.00
& 10.00; coas and heifers, $4.007.50.
Sheep Receipts 34.000. market 2 5c to 50c
lower. Fat -lambs (84 lbs. down! . $13.00
13.50; lambs, culls and common. $8.50
12.50: yearlings. $10.00 3 12.00 ; wethers.
$7.00$ 9.50: ewes. $3.50(36.50; ewes, colls
and common, $2.00 $4.00; breeding ewes,
$5.0011.50; feeder lambs. $12.50(314.00.
Omaha Hons $0.69
South Omaha, Oct. 9. Hog Receipts,
90M(; market steady to 13c higher. Bulk
packing grades. $ 7.50 (a R.O0 ; bulks. 200 to
300 pound butihers. $8.50 9 60; top, $9.65;
bulk of sales $7. 50 9.10. . .
Cat:l ' Receipts. 22,000; market better
grades com fed beeves steady: others slow to
1 5c lose r. Corn feds. $11.75: bulls and veals
steady; stocker. and feeders about 10c to 25c
lower. Bulls. $3.00 6.00.
Sheep Receipts; 23,000; market weak in
spot. 10c to 15c lower. Top Western lambs,
$13.35; feeder clipped, $11.85; yearlings,
$9.75; sheep and feeders, weak. Top ewe.
$5.65: feeding lambs. $13.40.
Denver Hega $9.78
Denver Oct. 9. ( I". P. Cattle Receipts.
7300 ; market steady. Steers, bulls, $2.50
3.50.; calves. $3 00 ( 9.00.
Hog-, Receipts. 7O0 ; market, 15c to 25c
higher. Tops. $9.75; bulk. $7.509.7.
Sljerp Kectipts, 33.650: market 15c to
25c lower Umhi, $1 2.011 Ar 1 2. SO ; ewes,
$ 1.25 Or 5.25: tcedtrs, $ 1 1 .75 w 1 2.50.
Kcnsas City Host $9.95 ;'
Kansas City. Oct. 9. 1 1, N. . H.)- Csttle:
Recfipts. 29,000: market sluggieli. Steers,
tu. OO tpt- 10.35 : cows and heiiers, . $4.50g
8 (111; 6tockei-s and" feeders, $6 0O7-:15;
calves. $8.00l 10.0O.
Hogs Receipts. ll.OOO; market active.
Bulk of sales. y.l09 60: top. $0.05; heav
ies, $9 25 9. 45; lights, $9, 15 & 9.00; me
diums. $9.25 & 9.90.
Sheep Receipt. 10.000; market steady.
Lambs, $9.00; ewes, $6.75.
Winnipeg- Wheat Options
Winnipeg. (Vt. P. Wheat:
Open. High. Ijtyxr. Close.
May ... 101 1.01 H 1.00 H 1.O0H
Oct ... .97 -V .08 .f0t' .!H
Dec. ... $ .96 $ .96 $ .93 H $ 95
Minneapolis Wheat Options
Minneapolis. Oct. 9 Wheat:
Oi-en. High. . Ljw. Clre.
Dec. ...$1.07 $107 $1.06
May ... 1.10 1.10 1.09H 1.09 H
Baenos Aires Wneat
.Buenos Aires, Oct. 9. Opening wheat:
October. $1.14 H. np He: February, 91-11.
op He. Corn unchanged. Flax and oat
unchanged.
New York -London Silver
New Tork, Oct. 9. 1 1. N. 8.) Commer
cut bar silver: lomc.lc, unchanged at
K, c: foreiim. He lower at 68 H c
L..ndoo. Oct. 9. (I. N. S.) Bar silver
was 1 16d lower at 35 3-16d.
Serr Tork Sour and Coffee
New Tork. Oct 9. (U. P.)
Quiet; raw. f5.2S; refined, qtuet; granulated,
6.2 ,. '
Coffee No. 7 Bis soot, llltti No, 4
TS SHOWTNtt
.aw., . '"VV vv
MONDAY BIYESTOCIit TRADE
Hogs.
tll.10.
tlt-ftS
.7i
.
Steers. Lambs.
7.M 11j4)
IS.7 IS.
I1.7S II
IMS: .
Portland. .
Catldw.ro . .
Dearer ......
Omaha ......
Kansas City. .
9Ji
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hogs. Cattle. Cajvee, Sheep. Cars.
Monday
...1161 29ST
810O 8285
215 762
840 2495
158 4773
180 1879
34 8738
123 1228
.365.1825
103 2886
124
Week ago. . ,
162
128
88
78
83
115
80
2 weeks ago.
4 weeks ago.
Year ago. . .
2 years aaro. ,
8 years ago.
4 years ago.
.1730 2165
. 601 1991
. 632
. 807
.1667
.2350
1268
2046
2221
1148
i
North Portland started after receipt records
for the week's opening with, a total of 124
can, bat this was below the big shewing of a
week ago. Hog were strong' to higher, cattle
again showed depression while sheep and lamb
trade conducted itself well.
Over 8nnday arrivals in "the cattle aBeys
totaled 2937 head sa compared with the record
ran of 8285 head a week ago, bat market
conditions showed a poorer- condition. While
there waa practically no snap to trading ia the
cattle division of the North Portland market
last week, this week's opening indicated fur
ther sluggishness and depression with weak
ness permeating the entire trade.
Little early activity was shown in the cattle'
division of the North Portaxnd market Mon
day and the bruited' first transactions were
barely steady. ' It was impossible to interest
buyers in general offerings at toe opening,
indicating a lower price to follow, later in the
. il
L
day.
General cattle market range
Choice steers ..,$15.50 7.00
Medium to good steers. S.50 6.50
Fair to medium steers 6.25' 'I'
Common to fair steers..... 3. 75 0 5.25
Choice heifers 6.00 6.25
Choice cows nd heifers. ..... 4.50 6.00
Medium to good cows-heifers. ; 8.50 4.50
Fair to medium eows-heifem. . 8.00 8.50
Common to fair ciws-heifers . . 2.00 a) 8.00
Canners 1.50 g 2 00
Bulls L 3.00 4.00
Choice feeder 5.00 5 50
Fair to good feeders. ....... w o "
Choice dairy calves !. . . S "0?'!0 0
Prime light calve - -0f -22
Medium light calves 8.00 9.00
Heavy calves . 7. ......... - 5 003 7.00
Swine Values, Better
With s liberal decrease in the volume of
marketing, the market for hogs started with
real strength Monday morning. North Port
land run over Sunday totaled 1161 head, com
pared with 3100 head a week ago when there
waa such a liberal showing of midwest bogs
direct to killers.
Initial trading in the bog alleys was firm
and strong with tops generally commanding an
advance of 25 to SOc at $11, but one load
went a dime above this. !
General hog market range
Prime light
. $10.50 a 11.25
9.60i0.00
9.00 9.50
. . 7.001 8.50
. 10.0010.50
. 10.00(10.75
8.00 7.00
Smooth heavy,
Smooth heary.
Rough heavy
Fat pigs . . . .
Feeder pigs .
Stags
230-300 Eos .
300 lbs up . . .
resell ngs Show Strength
While the geSeral position of the sheep and
lernb trade started about steady for the Mon
day morning opening, yearlings were in an im
proved position -generally. .' Only a very limited
run was shown over Sunday, a fact which in
duced early bidding.
General sheep and lamb range: . ,
Prime east, of mountain lambs $10.00 11.00
Choice valley Iamb 9.50gH.o
Medinm' -valley lambs 8. 50 0.50
Common valley lambs 7.50
Cull lambs 6,50
Heavy yearling ........... 7.50
Light yearlings 8.00 g
Heavy wethers i i...'. 5.50 6
Light wethers 6.50
Ewes e. . . . 2.00
Monday Morrina Sale
8.50
7.50
8.00
8.50
6.50
7.50
5.50
STEERS''
CATTLE WEAKER;
HOGS ADVANCE
No. Are-lbs. Price. I ?No. Ave. lbs. Price.
17... 875 $ 5.25 4... 947 $ 5.25
8... 913 5 25 J 1... 800 5 25
3... 863 5.50 I 1..1120 5.50
2... 1020 5.50 I 7 957 3.23
cows
81 . . .1076 $ 5.00 1
27... 965 4.00 i 1... 1.270 4 00
17... 044 4 75 '. 5... 1028 4.75
23. . . 10SS 4.25 I i
HOU'S
4... 87 $10.50 1... 270 9 90
15..'. 247 10.40 ' 1... 540 7.90
83... 171 10.90 17... 247 10.50
74... 185 11.00 99... 187 11.10
5... 116 10.25 6... 870 7 75
4... 230 10.75 , 42.. 186 10.75
21... 200 11 00 65... 185 10.75
1... 890 7.00 1... 830 10.00
4... 265 10.50 12... 120 10.00
13... 73 10.75 8... 201 10 50
42... 63 10.75 1... 570 .6.75
13... 342 7.75 5... 288 7.00
26... 150 10.00 81... 94 10.50
LAMBS
192... 92 $ 9 0O I 132... 81 $10.50
EWfcS
29... 103 $ 4.00 I 4... 195 $ 8.50
YEARLINGS
8. 123 $ 6 00 I
MIXED 8HEEP
2. . . 140 $ 3 00 I
CALVES
1 350 $ 6.00 I 1... 200 $ 8.00
1... 170 10.00 4... 162 10.00
BULS
1...1520 $ 3.00 I 2. ..1510 $ 3.50
MIXED CATTLE
42. . . 853 $ 3.75
Naval Stores Market
New Tork. Oct. 9.-(1. N. .8 ) Turpen
tine: Savannah. $1.32: New Yirk. $1 40.
Rosin: Savannah $5.32H ; New York.
$6.65. .
Liverpool Cotton Steady
Liverpool. Oct 9. (I. N. S. ) Limited
spot demand j Prices steady; sales 6000 bales.
American middlings. Mir. 13.'99: good mid
dlings. 12.99; full middlings. 12.84; middlings.
12.69; low middlings, 12.29: good iirdBisry,
11.44; ordinary. 10.04. Futures opemeaN qjilet.
SAN FRANCISCO & P0.TLAKD
STEAMSHIP CO&fPANY
Far San Fraaclac
From Portland Ainsworta Dock
STEAMER ROSE CITY
iVKl.MKSBAY, 10 A. M Oct. 11
rillIAY. 19 A. M OCT. 30
and eaery nine days thereafter
PASSAGE FARE FROM rOTLUS
Promenade Deck
Outside Saloon Deck
Inside Saloon Deck
Third Class (Males Only)
Round Trip (First Class) ,
$28 JO
26.40
24.00
15.00
50.00
All f area include berth
and meals while at sea.
stBail rrsainwl fcr scretn e st oWVt m
Isftan st rafsf it rr ll ssssgi. inaai csi-
km sstet st Zttt ssav
City racket Office 3rd and WasUngtea
fPhorte Beoadway 5631
' Freight Office Airrsworth Dock
Phorte Ereadway 0268 v
tEsssMMXssasEvcana
-
, CSSB SSWcat Kader:...Nov. 1 I USSB SS West O'Kowa. Erec. 1
TOKOHAMA, KOBE. HOSGK050. lUHIlA '
TJSSB SS Eaatern Sailor Oct. 15 I USSB SS Pawlet... ...... ..Now. IS
For rates, apace, etc, apply - to
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT,
m-m Board ef. Trade Bldf
Broad way lei
Increase Shown n
! DryGoods Buying; i
Prices Are Strong
'' New Torkv iOct The strong tendency of
prices in the market .for cotton eioths was
again made evident in Worth attreet today asd
waa backed by a decided increase in the vol
ume of baying. ' The standard print clothe
were especially strong with demand for early
1923 delivery a feature. Mill agents were
not unduly, anxious o fin That demand at
present prices. sheetings wiere active and
alichtiy higher. Sateens, twills and drill all
came in for considerable trading and the. silk
and cotton goods also were in demand.
Ia response to the- trend in Yokohama, silk
prices were advanced today. Nearly all grades
advanced approximately 15c a Pound with a
13-19 Denier at $8.5. Kansai No. 1 at $8.25
and Canton 1416s ex $8 10.
BOST03T WOOl, TRADE SLIGHT;
PRICE RISE TE2SDE3TCY SHOWN
Boston. Oct. 9.. r While trading was not
particularly extensive in the wool market to
day, the price of roost grades continued to
show strength and slight fractional advances.
Dealer are combing the Midwest fear the
last remnant 'of the fieeee wool in that section-
The tease of the Australian market con
tinued strong.
The market hers is a seller market because
of the small amounts of dxmeuc wopls on
band.
Wheat Kales Are Small .
Walla Walla, Wash.. Oct 9. Little wheat
has been sold on the market here since October
1. owing to a lack of demand, according to
a-rain agents nf this city. Thi price raised to
95 cents -a bushel for No. .1 club, but there
has been little demand for (rain. Heavy rains
during "the greater part of this , week wrought
untold benefit to the tan grain plantings and
brought assurance that the grain would have
moisture to get a good start, although' more is
needed in the dry sections of the northern part
01 toe county.
Walla Walla Pmnss 3t: tSt Ton
Walla Walla. Wash , Oct. 1. With the
closing ef the nool of the Walla- Walla Prune
Growers Cooperative association for the season
this week, annoonoement waa made, by W. A.
Simons, president of the association, that the
growers operating through this pool received
$35 aet a ton for their fruit as an average
price.
Banknaptey Appraisal Completed
Chehali. .Wash.. Oct. 9 The appraisal of
the plant of the Chehalls Box, Basket at ve
neer company, which recently landed in the
federal bankruDtcv court in Tacoma under the
rurisdiction of Referee H. F. Laffoon. was
completed by F. F. Dnell, M. A Srhoel and
T). W. Noble of Chehali. A. A. Hull ia the
trustee named by Referee Laffooo, .-
Labor Demand Is Slow
Wenatchee. Wash., Oct. 9. Calls for pick
er, packers, sorters sad all orchard help con
tinues very slow. There was only one call for
a sorter listed this morning and that was in an
out-of-the-way place. One explanation given
for this lack of demand for labor as that ranch
ers are doing aa much of their ewn work ss
possible to cut production eosta, in view of this
year's low prices.
BUILDING PERMITS
Mrs. Mary C. Harlow, erect residence, 418
Cardinal Drive; builder same, $7000.
R. Gattaceio, erect residence. 642 K. 23d
st, between Powell and Franklin; builder, A.
B, Folkenbmre, $4800.
J. Edward? Hunt, erect residence, 475 E.
10th st, N, between Brasee and Thompson ;
builder, JohrtJBura;, $6500. :
I. A. SwyeT". erect residence, Buchanan,
between Smith and Seneca ave. ; builder. W.
G. Carl, $2200.
H. D. Gill, erect residence, 770 Talbot
road, between Portland and Council Crest;
builder. W. G. Carl, $5300.
Albert Leech, erect residence, I860 TE. 87th
st, S., between Claybourne and By bee; builder,
W. G. Carl, $35Q0.
Portland Hotel Co.. repair Portland hotel,
170 Broadway; builder, Martin Schache.
$1000.
Henry Ivey, erect residence, 6340 43d st,.
between 6 Id and 67 th st. ; builder same.
$1500.
Mary S. Reiley. repair residence and store,
681 Glissn St.. between 21st and 2 2d streets;
builder, Morris A Moss, $8400.
A. A. Eayser, erect residence, 1015 E. Davis
street, between 8 2d sod Floral; builder, H. R.
Wyttenbeng. $5000.
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Or Around thm World?,
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Lb BROADWA. ORTLAND, OsV
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Sails from Municipal Dock Ho. s
Wednesday, Oct. 11. 10 A. M
and Every Wednesday Thereaftsr
foe BAN FRANCISCO
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San Franelseo -S50.00
1m Ansreles 874. OO-
saa Plego 881.5Q
TICKET OFFICE
101 SD 0T..' COR. 8TA)K
PHONE BROADWAY B481
Astoria and Way Points
Str. Iralda
Motu, WetL, FrL, 8i30 A. M.
Night Boat Daily, Except
Saturday. 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 Sertleo
Daily. Except Sat., fr:I5 A. M.
Fare to The Dalles $1.25
Hood RiVer $?.00
The Hark ins Trans porta Ho n Co.
Umailaa't 91 IMaa kl W..
North China X-ine
COLUMBIA PACIFIC SHIPPLNG COMPANY
Operating: United States Government Ship
DIRECT FBEIGHT SERVICE -WITHOUT
TRANSSHIPMENT BETvTEEJf
. POBTLAKD, OEECOS,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lyle P. Brown, legal. St. Helens enort. and
Jessie M. Beck with, legal, 720 E. Broadway.
John FeretU, legal, HSff Canuhen .. and
Anna Gaaaway. legale-1400 Alameda drive.
Walter H, WhiUock, 25. 80 2d at., and
Irene Abbey. 20. 580 2aV st. l
William A, ' Parbam, 30. Portland - Motor,
boat club, and Amelia Parmeiey. 24. 1153
Rural ava.
Phillip J. Sehaffer, 58, 429 14th at., and
Emma HaefeL 26 800 Ftemoet st.
William M. Maraaer. 26. 895 Height are.,
and MeHie Teager. 23. 880 E. 18th at. N.
WiiUrd D. MaranaTIegal. 652 Everett st,.
and Reta M. Istey. 19, 89 17th sC N.
Jos Reghitto, 35. 470 Colombia Wvd-, and
Victoria TaheUa. 81. '4 72 K. S2d st,
Merton L. Curry. :R9. Bristol hotel, and
Marian Hanen. 3.9, 312 11th at, -
Harry L. Woiber. -33. Lo Angelea. Cal.,
and Edith Nordeen. legal, Sel Graham an
itrrsnrtiaiAiKii V 1 n 1 T I ,v u
Y CUUUWcAD ENGRAVERS
W. G. KMITH A CO.. 811 Morawa Blag.
BIRTHS
MARESON To M- and Mrs. James A.
aCareaon, 709 E. 7ta N.. September 25. a
son.
CARSON To Mr. and Mrs. Cba. C Car
son. 122S E. 15th N., September 28, a
daughter.
JAMES To Mr. and Mrs. A, P.' Jamee.
4912 9th. October 4; a son.,
STURGES To Mr. and Mrs. M. Ii. Stur
gee. Oregon City, Or.. September 10, a
daughter.
BURGARD To Mr. and Mrs, Wm. N.
Burgard, 941 E. 18th N.. September 28, a
daughter.
GOODMAN To M. and Mrs. B. It. Good
man. Hill bo ro. Or., September 28. a on.
EVANS To Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans, 1821
E. Harrison, September 29, a daughter.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. B. Anderson.
Seaside. Or., September 28. a son.
JARVA To Mr. and Mrs. M. Jarre, 6ft
Fremont, October I, a daughter.
HERRING TON To Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Herrington, 1735 E. 17th, October 1. a
daughter.
WALDO To Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Waldo,
6186 87th ave. S. EL, October 6, a son. -
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. L. M. John
son.. 8703 &4th S. E..' September 22, a daugh
ter. COO LEY To Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Cooley.
621 Spokane ave., September 23. a daugh
ter. GROOMS To Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Greoma,
587 Merlon. September 27, a daughter.
GEBTK To Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Gerta,
1867 Chase. October 4, a 'daughter. ,
MICH IK AM I To Mr. land Mr. 8. Michi
kami, 61 N. 3d. September 22. a daughter.
KAWAHARA To Mr. and Mrs. Kewabars,
R, 1, box 15. s daughter.
DEATHS
STEWART William Stewart. Multnomah
hospital. October 2, 58 years; carcinoma.
GAVIN Anna J. Gavin. Portland Mater
nity hospital, October 5, 73 years; endocardi
tis. . -
FTTLTON Gladys Jenette B. Fulton. 298
E. 47ta October 6, 21 years: tuberculosis.
AUCTIONS
Salesrooms West Park and Yamhill
At 10 A. M. Tomorrow
NEW TODAY
50
FLUFF RUGS
tad from yoat old wora-eot earpeta,.
8v naif the artee er neei rasa
bead yon rags ad woolea eteta
siau Urdsra aaad for Heoklas
b12 Rues Steam Cleaned 9I-4M
NORTHMtsT RU9 OO.
Cast IU 199 Cast 91k ge,
SPECIAL NOTICES
101
NOTICE OF POND SALE
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned until the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m., the 1st day of No
vember, 1922. and immediately thereafter
publicly opened by the board of directors of
school district No. l, Multnomsh county,
Oregon, st the office of ssid board, room
No. 804, Multnomah county courthouse, in
the city of Portland, Oregon, for an Issue of
bond of said school district, in the sum of
three hundred thousand dolls rs ($300,000).
said bonds to be in denominations of one
thousand dollars ($1000) each, to bear date
November 1. 1022. and to mature serially
in numerical order follow:
$16,000 on November 1, 1025: $17,000
on November 1, 1026; $16,000 on Novem
ber 1, 1927: $17,000 on November 1.
1928: $16,000 on November 1. L29;
$17,000 on November 1. 1830; 816.000
on November 1, 1931: $17,000 on No
vember 1, 1932; 816,000 on November 1.
1933: $17,000 on November 1. 1934;
$16,000 on November I, 1935: $17,000
nn November 1, 1936: $W.OOO on Nor
Tniber 1. 1937; $ 17,000 on November 1,
1038; $16,000. on November 1, 1939;
91J.000 on "ovember-l, 1940; $18,000
on November 1, 1941; $18,000 on No
vember 1, 1942;. said bonds to besr inter
est st not to etceed per cent (8) per
annum, payable semi-annually, on the first
days of May and November;- principal and.
interest to be payable at the office of the
county treasurer of Multnomah county, Ore
gon, or at the fiscal agency of the state of
Oregon, in New York city, at the option of
the purchaser. 1-
All tidn must specifyith rate of Interest,
and must be accompanied by a certified check
tor $15,000.
The beard reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. K. E. FL'LTON,
Clerk, School District No. 1., Multnomsh
County, Oregon. Boom 401, County Court
bouse. MEETING NOTICES
102
MT. HOOD LODGE- No. 157.
A. F. and A. M.. 334 Russell
street. b'tated communication
tomorrow ( Tuesday ) evening, 8
o'clock.
F. W. E.NKE, Secretary.
MTNERVA CHAPTER No.
105, l. E, 8., St. aohna. Stated
communication Tuesday ( tomor
row J. Come.
MCLTNOMAH CHAPTER No.
104, O. K. 6. Stated' communi
cation tomorrow ( Tuesday) eve
ning, 8 o'clock, Kenton Bank
building. Visitor welcome. By
order of W. M. . .
ESTHER M. CACDT. Secretary.
MCLTNOMAH COUNCIL No. 141. Revel
Arcan'.iso. moo to every second Tuesday of efh
month at M r. m., on the third floor of the
Pythian bnihltrig. Te Prk and Yamhill
itretrt. Vniting lrethren are .welcome.
E. P. MADLLNG, becreUrji.
HAWTHORNE llpCE NO.
NO. Ill, A. F. AND A. M.
SpeciaJ Tuesday eve. at aSO.
Work in the M. M. degree.
Visiting brethren welc-nrae.
C. E. MILLER, Sec.
WAVERLT LODGE NO.
NO. 174. A. F. D A. 31..
K. 2th aittl Clinton ttf.,
Hpecial communication tbia Tuea
day at 7 :90: p. m. -Work in
E. A. -degree.
WM JAI'PERt. Bee. :
SC-VNTSIDE LODGE NO
163, A. K. AND A. M., E. 8SHh
nd Hawthorne bpeciai at 7 p.
m.. Oct.: 10. M. M. degree.
HABMONT LODGE NO. 12.
A." f. AND A. M. KUted cor
mnnication this Monday ere. at
7 -.90 o'clock. Reading ef P. fi.
U. BaiUie's address. Visiting
brethren welcome.
' W. yi. I LLV. Hfe.
BELI.TVOOD O. E." 8. SOCIAL
CLt'B will give a dance and card
party at the Rohnyside Masonic
temple Wednesday -evening. Oct
19. Eastern . Star and . Masons
and friends invited.
MARY E. PENNEBAKER, gee.
LMBLM JEWELR1 a specisKy; bottoas.
Jaeger Sna, 18A-18S lh St.
at
;4k
MEETING NOTICES 102
, . Gi l. KKAZEK GROTTO.
Childhood daaoe. Pythiaa Tem
pi. Thursday. - October 12.
Come and eninv the Wadnae.
day rancheoria Grotto- eotv.
swarJcm film T.Haee ' aliMVM.
' en week, starting Saturday.
arday, October SI. Tea, ,1 aaw yonx 4 ia
. the Grotto Newa.-. Order ef Monarch, i-
HARS.T A- MeKAE. Secretary. '
ATTENTION VOTARIES
: Abd-uhl-Atef . tempi i Nx
117. D. O. .K. K... will bold
a ceremonial ott Tuesday. Oct.
19th, Bsnqeet at p. av
City - Aadrtorinm. - Cereajthnial
t 9 p. .. PythUn building
O, .w aaditorium. AU vtainng . o-
tariee welentna. - Wear SOUX
lea, By, order ef the Royal Viaier. . - k-
THAD U GRATES. Sea. i!
NORTH PORT l A N &
IATEDGB Noi 230. L O, X1"..
at Kilpstrick and Dearer ve-
niw. Kuitaa aneial maeSj. -
ing tonight. October 9. 9 .o'clock. Visiting
brethren welcome. Work in the third degree.
H. COON, N. ti.
F. M. WILLIS. Secretary. '' -,
HAPPT HOUR SOCIAL CI UB will give daneas
every Saturday night at "VT. O. W. aatt, 118
11th sc. starting Sept. 28. I'nioa muuo.
CARDS OF THANKS
I, WISH to expreaa my "deep appreciation , of
the expressions of aympaxhy and regard for
- my son, Harry M. 8 tan tan, by his many
friends of this city, especially from his as
sociate of the Western Electric Company.
(Signed) M. Stanton. 1
DEATH NOTICES
103
MoBBJDE la this city. October 8.. Francis
T., aged 68 years, husband of Base la, Mo
Bride of 487 E. 2Sd street -north, father of
. F. Reed McBrida of this city, brother -ef
Robert of Vaneoaver, Wash.: The mas H. of
Iowa Cityi Iowa: Dr. C. N." of New Ply
mouth. Idaho; W. D. and Mary P. McBride
of Pasadena. Cat. The remains are at Fin
ley's mortuary. Montgomery at Fifth: No- 1
? tice of funeral hereafter. . 1 ;
ROTSE October 8. t the residence, 824 Co-
t. lonial avenue. John.N. Roys, aged 88 years.
' father of W. J. Royse and Mrs. Jennie
Adam. , The remain will be forwarded this
(Monday) evening to San Joe. Cal -where
, - ervtc will be held n interment made.
DANCT In thi. city. October 8, Robvt C."
infant son' of Mr. sad Mrs. Robert . B.
Daney of 744: Second. The remains are
: at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth.
Nouoe of roneral n ere alter.
iNDERSON In this dry. October 8. Anton
: Anderson, aged 68 years, . Foneral notice
later. Remains at the residential parlors
of MiBer e Traeey.
STMES A the rwaidenc, 6887 45th sva.
8. E., October 4). Baby Telma Byrnes, Fu
neral notice later. Remains at the reai-
dential parlors of Miller: aa Traeey.
BLAIK In this city, October 9, Abbie Blair.
Funeral notio later. Remains at the rest-
. dential parlors of Miller k Trscy.
FUNERAL NOTICES 104
CON SEE At Aberdeen, Wash., Sept. 7.
1922. by accidental drowning. - Lloyd
Manuel, aged 84 yrs months 15 days.
beloved husband of Mildred Conser ef 155
Rodney ave.. and father of LJoyd and
. Kenneth Cooser, son of Mr. and Mr. Henry
P. Coeaer and brother ef Homer. Howard,
Claud and Carl Conser. Mr. N. D. Da via,
Mrs. Le Roy Edwards and Mia Marie Con-
ser of Portland. . Funeral services will be
held at the grave in Rose City . cemetery
on Tuesday, October 19, 1922. at 2 p. m.
Friends are invited to attend. Remains are
at the R. T. Byrnes foneral borne. .
CONNELLY October 9. at 2 9-Morris street,
Mr. Maxy CormaUy, aged 80 years, beloved
wire or Mienaei Connelly, slates of Mr.
John Rogers, 647 William avenue and
Stanton street. - Funeral will be (hied Wed
nesday. October 11. at 9 a- m i from RC
Mary 'a church, Williams avenue and Stantna
street. Interment. Mount Calvary cemetery.
Remains st -A. R. Zeliar paxkira, '. 902 Wil
liams avenue. i
ROGERS October 8, Elijah Rogers, sged 40
years, beloved husband of Gertrude Finni'
gaa Rogers. Funeral servire will be herd
Tnedy, October 10 at 2 p. m., from the
residence, 252 Cook- avenue. - Interment.
Mount Calvary cemetery. Remains- ar st
the above address. A. SL Zeliar Ce., direc
tors.
WnJJON October 6. iat the lsU resideBce,
890 North run street John Alhart WilaonJ
seed 74 years, brother of Mrs. G. EL Hboe-i
maker . of thi cits-. The funeral serric
will be held Wednesday, October 11, - at
a : p. m., from inley 'm mortuary. Mont
gomery at Fifth. Friends invited.' Con-I
eluding service at Klvervlew cemetery.
ROSSNEB In thi citv October 0. 1922
Mr. Adam Rossner, mother of Pauline
Koaner or f omarwl. ur., and ionard Ron
Mr of barton. Or. Remains will be shipped
to Dayton. Or., by Edward Holmaiti Ac Moo.
Third A salmon etreete, Wednesday, Oc
tober 11. 1922. at 7:4 a. m.. where serv
ices wii be held snd interment made.
Kl'RATH At the residenc, 1208 Eastf
Franklin, October 8; Josephine Kurath aged
ZT years, beloved wile of Frank s Kurathj
mother of Regene and daughter ; of Mr!
and Mrs. Michael Banman. Funeral eervl
ioe will be held Tuesday. October 10. at
1 p. no. at the chapel of Miller ki Trsceyi
Interment Mount Scott cemetery. 3 . ,
RTAN October 8. Richard Ryan, sged 70
years. Funeral services will be held at Stj
Marys church, Williams avenue and Stanton
street. October 10, at 9' s. m. Interment!
. . ua . wu, n n xv. aveiiar io-.
J3-
TA YIAJR The funeral services of the late
tvimam A. Taylor will, be held Tusedan
(V-tober 10, at 2 P. m. at-th chapel of
Miller aV Traoey. . Interment Rpantah-Amer.
- ican War Vsutrang' plot at Rlrerriew ceme
tery. .-, . j
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10
East Side " ,
, Funeral Directors
F. ; C DUNNING. INC.
Tbe.Familjr Bet the Price."
414 E. Alder St. Phone East 0092.
Edward Si o 8 man
& Son
THIRD AND SALMON
MAIN 0607.
Snook & Whealdon
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SUCCESSORS TO
BREEZE at SNOOK
BELMONT AT 85TH. TABOR 1259.
Lerch, UndentaBcer
EAST ELCTENTHjAND HAWTHORNS
PHONE EAST 071
a n v rii'Anlitr n M . . ! i.
A.D. Ken worthy & Co.
K a O AB9 .A an WJ . . " .
wu iT. o. r.. AOt- 611-21.
Finley's Mortuarv
MONTGOMERT AT FIFTH. MAIN 4822,
tPah VtT'I Tm . w5we""w wJa-S-LL J. Jll1.
k. i . oyrnes est a b li b h m en x
win wiinsms Ave.. WALKUT O220. i
E. WILSON R. H. REd
CHAMBERS CO.. INC I
249-2B0 Killlngsworth sve. Walnut 8809.
Me EN TEE A. ILEUS funeral parlor with all
the privacy of a borne. - loth and Everett
jet. Phone Bdwy. 2123. Auto.. 621-89.
MILLER sV TKACEY, itidependent funeral dii-'
rectors. Funerals $75 Dd np. - Wshingtm
ai rjia at. Broadway ZHB1. .
5BtreWe UXDERTARINli CO. Phoiii
OACWC3 Main -152. Cor. , d at ClaeA
A. R ZeSIer Co..V
THB POlAA'nM6t.Tt;AlwT Morrioa t
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