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EUROPEAN, INTERESTS PURCHASE WHEAT IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SECTIONS AT A RISE DURING WEE
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THE OREGON : SUNDAY JOURNAi; PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, : OCTOBER ' 13, 1922.
WHEAT ADVANCE
SCORED LOCALLY
lExport Buying on Liberal S$ale
Sends'Bids Higher Tor Cash;,
"' Flour Likely to Rise.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE WHEAT BIDS
Biuo- Hoft Wwt. Hard North West,
stem white white wintr. spring red
Moil. . .$1.20 $1.19 $1.09 $1.05 $L09 $1.04
Taw.. ...1.20 1.10 1.10 1.08 1.08 1.05
1.1.1 l.9
No tfesaion
I.U L12-L
1.14 3U14 1.12
l.ltX.08"l.O9
1.0 E081.0S
121
Wed.
. ThUTSL
Fn. ... 1.22
Sat. .. ,.. 1.24
Wh.! so 1.20
' Yr. agoi 1.08
1.10 1.06
1.18
1.14
:l.0
1.08
.1.07
1.09
1.04
1.Q3
-By. Hyman M Cohen
Wheat price were eft the tipgrade at prae-
ticaily all leading' worii ' center for the wk.
There m t ouin (ttnnl dispmittoo oa tfa
' -pert of European and Asiatic interest to take
hoid of tapvues" along the North Pacific coast,
v Crop eendittons abroad tiara not been nearly aa
4 favorable as - waa expected ; therefor, the im
porting requirement of ' Europe will be mneh
greater titan had been previously figured upon.
In xpla nation of this is the cable from
"Alfred P. Denni. special representative of the
Vetted State department of commerce ; at
Fans: ... .. ; -
;Exeeswrr raina throughout September post
poned tits conclusion of the harvest and im
paired the quality of the grains in England.
. German;, Poland aad Scandinavia. Tbe latest
estimates of the cereal outturns are much below
those of a mouth ago, doe chiefly to sharp
reversal in the wheat and corn prospect of
Raumania, and to a much heavier shortsg in
the French wheat crop then, waa anticipated.
The estimates which , follow are based on , the
lstest official returns and .the best trade in
forma tiom available, bat at the best are hardly
Biura than, rough approximations :
European Wheat Estimate
"The- wheat rop for all Europe. exclusive of
Russia, Bow reckoned at '233,000,000 bushels
below last season's outturn, based, on return
f rem 20 of the. mure important producing
eonntries. The latest official wheat estimate
.of" the Ronmanlam crop put the outturn at
1,600,000 bushels under that of last year, .in
stead of 12,760,000 bushels in excess of last
season as officially given, out in August, i i
The shortage in the' French wheat crop i
30,000,000 bushel more than waa estimated
. at the earlier official forecast. Austria'a wheat
! erop ia better than waa anticipated, with a loss
: of only 7 per cent as orer last rear, instead
of 20 per cent aa formerly, stated. Poland is
toe only important producing country of Eu
. rope that .baa a harvest in excess of last year.
t .'The estimated losses of the present year as
over 102X stated in bushels, are aa follows:
rraooe. SS, 000. 000; Spain, 33,000.000; Italy.
' 30.000.000; Germany. 22.000,000; England
at Wales, 9.000,000; Hungary. 9,000,000;
Caasho-Slofakis, 8,000.000; Bulgaria, 8,000,
. 000; Belgium, 4.600,000; Sweden. 3.500.
000 Holland. 8.600,000; Denmark. 2,000,
O04; Switaerland. 1,750,000; The only gain
of consequence ia in Poland with 7,333,000
bushels over last year.
Rye Crop Smaller
"Estimates for rye for 18 of -the principal
producing countries indicate a less over last
year or 76.000.000 buxhela. Stated in per
centoges, the principal losses over 1921 are:
fierauT, 19; Belgium, -12.5; Greece, 25:
Norway and Sweden, 25; Caecho-Slovakia, 15.
The only gains sre shown by Poland with 25
pep cent; Switzerland. 8.5 per cent, and Bul
garia, 4. u per cent. ' . Bye, however, is a better
crop than wheat.
."Estimate for barley, based on 18 of the
chief producing countries, show a decline over
the crop of last year of about 60.000.000
bushels. Striking losses In percentages are
- shown, as follow?: Germany. 80 per cent;
Nether lands, 30 per eent; Italy, 23 per cent;
Denmark. 20 per cent; Spaty, IS per cent
Important , increases are shown in the eases of
Roumaniaand Poland, with 100 per eent and
13 per cent, respectively. The outturns for
' France, Sweden and Hungary show little or no
chang over last year" crops. The- big yield
of Koumania ia the event of the European
barley harvest.
''Estimates based on 18 producing countries
indicate a loss in the crop of oats aa over last
year of 169.0O0.0O0 bushels. .Heavy losses
are reported from Italy. Netherlands. Belgium.
- Germany, Ornmark and Caecho-Slovakia, but
these are partly offset by gains of 22 per cent
in Poland and 14 per cent in Boumania. The
-oat' crops in Belgium, Hungary. Finland and
- , Latfis are all slightly above the yield of last
'.f Big Francri'equlrwmerrte .
,M Already French agricultural journals pt
that country wheat import requirements at
70.000.000 bushels this cereal year. . Tni
' figure appears excessive,' considering the carry
ever, estimated at 33,000,000 bushels, the
better crops of rye and oats, and the eco
nomies effected by compulsory lone milling.
Further declines in prices of barley are pc-
' pected'tu view of-the heavy crops-to Boumania
:id Bohemia, and the slowing ttiovm ia the
brewing" industry in Central-Europe.'' ten
dency U shewn toward -barley "replacing corn
for animal feeding. Tha German distillers are
now uaing impor;ed com for the alcohol indus
try in place of potatoe.
"The requirements, for wheat in Greece are
put at 40,000 ton monthly, and the serious
food situation is sggraTated try tbe presence of
250.000 refugees. Dark bread baa been anb
stituted for white and some corn is being ob
tained frofti Egypt to cover the immediate ne-
, eae&rtie. Norway ha auniended the duty on,
' imported grain during -the present cereal year.
: The estimated import need of - Austria for
wheat and rye during the current cereal year
is 18,156.000, bushels; the present stocks of
- eld grata in, that country are regarded as
-negligible. , , .v ' c
FaH Planting riasauraglnt
t' "The outlook for increased fall grain sowing
j. is not encouraging in Europe. The British
" farmers, are much, depressed by the low. prices
of grain, and potatoes, and it is thougdt that
- araeh arable land will revert to pasturage. The
Portugese 4arers are reducir g their acreage ia
i'' response tp the low domestic grain prices fixed
. uy u luwnumk - a uv eaorv muuisaooi
; ; imposed by Boumania upon Yugoslavia in order
j - to provide cheap food for borne consumption.
will bave an unfavorable effect or the autumn
sowings tsnlesB. it is so modified as to permit.
' the (armors to- enjoy prices more in line with
the world market. The cut-rat requisitions
et grata by the German aorernment will likely
" curtail the fan towing tat Germany, though the
" low prices of first deliveries of domestic grain
in October haea been revised upward to meet
'the recent heavy drop- in the national cur
rency." Crop conditions ia the Pacific Northwest are
exceedingly favorable for fall planting. Even
. in the tight land aectioB the outlook could
" scarcely be improved upon.
. Expert Bid Xr HtsMr
y With tfce increasing- demarid for wheat from
Europe exporter here bid higher priees dur
" itig the week for club and other export grades.
At first there' was a dispositioB to -discount. Jthe
unproved i foreign irKruiry. many belie vingj it
' would net continue, but later' the entire trade
. was imprived $ a result. '
Export: wheat bids at this time are at sncb
a height; that, a rise ia the price of club
rtrai-ht sjod btuestexa cutoff Dour ia neeaasary.
' Patent peicea may later be forced higher a a
result of "the shortage and high price for blue
stem and other hard wheals. s.,v
r. Because of the ear hortg, bids for tae
' mediate deUvery hay are sfightiy higher.
Strength is liberal in the mill feed market.
WHEAT Buying price, nominal, .tidewater.
track delivery : Club. 1 .13 1. 1 S r blaeatem.
$1.25; Big Bend braestem. tl.80; Turkey red.
i1.131.20; red Russian. 31.10 A 1.11.
I DOMESTIC FLOCK SeUtag prior, aafll
door: Patent, new crap. $7; old crop, 7.20;
Willamette valley brands, $5.70 5. SS J local
itraiebt $5.45 : takers bsrd wheat, 1 7.20',
.bakers' blnestera, $7.10; bakers pastry. $6.90
, bbL; graham. $.0: whole Wheat. .20; rye.
$8.80 bbl Price -for city delivery. 1 So ex-
tr ; snhurban. We extra. " ,
" EXPORT FLOUR Club straighL $4.0:
. btoeatem, cnt-offi $5.30 bbl -.
" HAT -Buying , price-. Willamette timorby,
- fancy. -$2.Ow; Eastern Oregon timothy.
,'$22.00 : per too : clover. $ 18.50 19.90:
Jill Kmlinav hyi-h.-
w - r vnui ar
Ueaabcr C hlcayo Boa rd ( Tra4
'stocks bonds 'v
j GRAIN CQnCH
PfilTAvlk LEASED WtUSS M
F, Button &Co.,
; MEXBRirs ALL PBITfCIPAl
' r-f-T , ECHAHfiEg
' r loUctt InqglrlM XXk Loeai
. , &eTiUg ,
Apple Men Can Sayedustiy
If They Give PubliciHonest
Pack of Fruit for Its - Money
u . Bv TTrsiaB H. rk
' V J9 n . . : A A . 1 . .L-L - - m
u:iiiuj a iiau iuvuliqii uie laci uai xfruv-r ;rauui gixiruiui
aad vegetables was absolutely- ncesary for the Pacific Northwest Statea
to make a iroccess of the Industry. No branch f tbe farming industry em-
rwww!s(?!w cnasiaes uus. lact more than apples." m time or scarcity
ii iv miuw puoBiuie lur sruwera u get, uy wiui a jxwr
pacKape, dup even uea ue premiums aiwayg exist ; lor
the better packs. - - ,
v Ttaer' is no Iodgin; th fact that the Pacific North
west must market a better package of apples than it has
been doing, or it will completely-lose in the race for buaU
nesa, -. The Pacific Northwest gained' ft -world-wide repu
tation for apples because this section put out a- pack that
wrs. honest both as regards county and quality. For
years Eastern havers tturchased the entire nrodrjctiori
of orchards even before the fruit was off the trees, and
knew what they wera coins to get in iquality- for their
. money. . r- . . t
i "Wrtw"Wl4 Demand Brians Freminmt
World-wide demand brought, extreme price premiums
to Pacific Northwest apple growers. .,. The result was that
instead Of maintaining- their- honest jpack,-, growers beg-an
to mark their boxes with untruthful grade names. - Extra
fancy label on a box no longer denoted that the apples
were of that quality. Buyers became skppticrU, and this
resulted in a general lowering of the premiums for snp-
isj iron uus emajry, -It
u a mystery . why growers will be so careless in their packing of apples
as to ruin their hahl -earned reputation." It takes years of hard work to secure
such a reputation.? and it is quite easily lost . Sometimes' it is impossible to
recovpr. - - - - , -1 -v- .
- The Eastern states are fast learnrng the art of packing apples, and this
Is KOing to hurt the Pacific Northwest industry more. and more each season,
unless the honest sack la 013 irk! v l-m-n1 . ,
Apples have to come to Portland from some of the better known producintr !
sections, and association pack at that that were jgo loosely packed that when i
mo iru-atm scr uiicu ana uunn a irme it sounaeo as'U tne Irult was In
very scant supply.. A well packed box, or honest pack of apples wtU not
shake as, tt loose- - - .. . ,
-.- -'-y It lit TM T.Kte In H"tTat .
The-. 1922 eeason ia Just starting in :the Pacific Northwest, and it is not too
late for the various associations, and! lndividuarhippers to learn the lesson
of honest pack. The bigger associations must have more strict inspection, and
o MiouiH ,uu umr uui uresyecuve oi uu xacx , wnetiser tbe
shiDDer is an official of the oraranization or not
Grading ruteff as they are today allow too many loopholes through whlelr
o eiuvKi p ai. jiwr (jmiMiy euiu. uoosi tt as a. oetter rruit. Kven these
rules, loosr they are, and inadequate to protect the industry.; are not
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1
HER. FINANCING
IS BIG SUCCESS
Government Issue ..- of $500,
000,000 Taken Up Quickly;
New Low R eccrd f or M ark. ;
Br -Btuart l. Vfaau .
(Special Correspondent of The Journal. Copy-
- Nptgns. 1WZ3. oy in dounuu.j t
Kew ierk. Oct' X 4.- Tb important fea
tures la . tbe " financial aUaatJoa) of the week
were the smdsea of the new , $500,000,000
BuUkh Sentiment
Is -Cause of Rise
" t In Chipago Wheat
Chicago, Oct. ' 14. (I. K. 8.) Bullish
sentiment dominated the entire grain list to
day and price -displayed a strong undertone
throughout 'the session, closing higher. One
of the factor strengthening wheat was the ad
vance of 1 L penoe at Liverpool.
- Wheat closed 1 J 2 H e higher than last
eight's finish; corn, M&Xc up and oat
154 1 He. higher. ,
ProriaiotM cloaed fractionally higher.
Chicago range ef sricea furnished by United
Pre:
WHEAT .
Open. High. . Low.
110 112 1094
111H 112 r 110
108 " 104 H
CORN '
6414 86
874
5i a? a,
OATS
4 1 ' 4lH
41 1 42?4
39 ii 40
LABU
1092
940 .
BIBS
Oct. . . . ...
BTB
Dee. 78 H 78
May T7K 79
1
MorSth
Dee
May . ....
July .....
Dee. ......
May
July '. .
Dec
May July
Oct.
Jan.
...;'io9o
930
108
63
es v
65 H
40J
41 -
8 a.
1090
930.
Close.
111
112
104
63
87
67
42
42
39
1092
930
1050
76
TT
78
79 .
UMATILLA CO. CBOPS BBIITG
8ETEN AITD HALF MILLIOK
Pendleton. Oct. 14 While It ia eatimated
that early season frosts and hot summer wind
cost Umatilla county a couple of millions
dollars ia crop losses. County Agent Fred
Bermiaon finds-that a surrey of the past
year show that fruit aad grain this year
brought a total of $7,500,000 into the county.
Wheat w the Dig revenue producer. Five
million btnhe(a this year, at aa average price
of 9ft cents, brought $4,750,000. Barley
yielded 260.000 buahela, bringing $200,000.
Ted thousand boftha Is of rye brought $10,009,
Alfalfa hay ranker! second to wheat. Pro
duction waa 90,000 bushel, valued at $900.
000. Wheat bay amounting to 42,000 tone,
valued at $630,000. Wild hay added in the
neighborhood of $6000.
Apple, the county's largest fruit crop,
produced 240.00O boxes, averaging $1 a box.
About 40,000 boxea of peaches and 18,000
boxea of pears added $32,000. This year
the plum and prune crop waa worth about
$90,000, as against $800,000 in 1921. Cher
ries were the big producer among the fruits,
contributing $120,000. Berries yielded
$20,000. Grapes will bring $9000.
Forty-five hundred tons of potatoes will
be tiarveated this year, with a valuation of
$90,000 end other small vegetables will add
a like amount.
DAIRT PRODUCE OF THE COAST
Lea An gel Market .
Loa Angeles. Oct, 14. IL N. 8.) -Butter,
56e. .
Eggs: .Extras, 56c; case count, 68c; pul
Vt, 4W - -- v
Poultry: Hens, 24c; broilers. S6c; fry
ers, 26c. '-"!
Seattle Market
Seattle, Oct 14. L N. a) Eggs Se
lect ranekv-62c; puBeta. 40c
Butter City creamery. 48o: bricks; 49a,
CheeseOregon triplets, 27e; Tillamook
triplets, 80o; Xouag Americas, 289S0o.
POTATOES AX.OSO THE COAST
San Franolssa Market
L San Francisco. Oct, 14. ( C. P. ) Onions
siontoii Keas, gl.su 1.4U : yellow, per
ewt, $1.80 m 140.
- Potatoes River fancy. $1.10 1.25 MaJio-
Washingtos netted - gem. $2.90 92.25; Sa
- -. Seattle Market r
Seattle, Oct. 14. Oiiioo Cahfornia,
X c
Potato Yakima. f0; local, 1 He.
San Francisco Poaltrx Xarket
San Francisco. Oct 14. Pott! try Broilers.
lb. 44 36c; 1 t 1 lb.,
fryers. 27A29e: vouhs? roostem.
3 lbs. and up. 27 4 29c: stazzyj 21 2c-
colored old roosters, 17 18c; beghora old
rsosters. 14 15c: Leghorn neaa. I 3 H to S
lbs.. IS 20c; 3 lbs. and over,- 22 925c;
large colored- hens, 28 29c; ducks, young.
18 20c: ceese. voun 20 0 22c: tne.
keys, old, 82 9 35c; springs. S638e; dressed
turkrji, none; squabs, live fancy. 5062c
l.tol
30 &32c;
Xew Terk Bank Statement 1
few York, Oct 14. (L- H. S.) Bank
statement: Average: . Loan. decrrse. $19.
221,000; demand deprats. decrease. $30 -604,000:
time deposits, decrease. $l$.923.00Ji;
reserve, increase. $2,918,710. e - i'
f Actual: Loan, decrease. 47.S87.eOO; d4
mand deporsT merea. " $1S.461.00: tine
owia, -v,wia,vu-; reserve taexsase, gge
T 19,620. , . I.
Forelfta Exchanra Market
New York. Oct .14. (TJ. P.) Foreign x
chance opened Irregular. Sterling. - $4.43
"ft" .S 1?- tSJA8 "S ; Bra. .942S.
a a. .wue , oil la . -
.-Forerga exchaage closed irregulax. Bter
Btag." 84.43 : franc .0757 M. Hr nar?-
alfalfa. $18.60; graia aay.
straw. $7.56
1 18. 00 20. OO.
- GRAIN- SACKS-NarateaL Ko. 1 Oalcutia,
lO-o for eew crop, deh very. Dot tit bags,
10c each. - v
amXSTtrtTS lOBraa at' mm. lacked tea
US OO1.00 peg- too. . . -r- .
OATS Per ton, - bartna price; Feea
MS.00; milling. $34.5. j ' T
BABXT Buyiag price: Feed. 3 9.09,
brewing, $31 00.
FEEDSTCFFS .V e, gaflb: Rolled ear-
ley., $3 7.00; whole barley. . $36.09: alfalfa
meaL g3O.0Oj nouast meal. $38.09; cracked
eoe.vv; wmt eom, gdS-UIA.
iitrchaata' Exchange- bid:
, WHEAX -.
. Oct
Hard white, BS. Baart .. . .$ 1,24
Soft white. i ..i -1.14
Western white .......... -.-. 1.14
Hard waster .. J. .,.., j -.'t. 13
Northero. -spring , . . , .-4 . . , j.i 4
Westrea red . .'. ; ; . . L09
- " FEED OATS
No. 2 36 Bk natural ... .$84.99 : $84.09
86-lb. !).... 32.50- 82-59
8S-8. naturals ........... 85.59 . S&59
- . ' - BARLEY -
4411b. minimaa . ... .. . $30.59' $30.56
0-Ib. asunmera ... . ,. ..-89.09 - 80.09
- - - COBS -
Xa. 2 E. Y. ahrrwieBt ...SH OO. Ml M
3 I No. 3 K Y. shipment ,..,.". $0 00
Xor.
S 1.24
1.18.
. 1.18
Increased Strength
And More . Activity
In Boston Wool
. . - 4
iKMton. Oct. I. Increased strength aril
greater activity are the salient features of the
week ia wooL Most of the leading horues
report a good volume of wool sold, and, though
they have not been able to .get all they asked
for . their best lota, the tendency of values
continue upward. It -waa expected that the
opening . rates at the October aeries of the
London wool tales - yestesuay would ' furnish
further support. pr this upward swing. Ad
vtnees of not less than 5 per cent on good
merinos and fine crossbred were predicted.
That the market went even higher than pre
dicted, is a source of additional strength.
Prices also are well sustained ia Australian
markets. In fact, which ever .way one turn,
strong and advancing markets are found.
Receipts of wool in pounds for the weak
ware a follows:
1922. 1921.-
Domestid .1,747.900 2,609,400
Foreign 6,604. BOO 929.100
Totals 7,302.800 3,548.800
, Receipt of 7,302,800 pounds, compared
with ,'4.395,000 pounds for the preceding
week, of which 1,303.200 pounds were do
met tie wool.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
These are the prices retailer pay whole
salers, except as otherwise noted:
. BUTTER Selling price, box lot: Cream
ery prieve Print, extra. 4 So; for plain wrap
per, cubes, 43 0 45a per lb.; dairy, baying
ptsce. 80c per lb.
BDTTEHFAT Portland driirery basis: No.
1 erode. 8e; No. 2. 45o; No. 1 none. 46c
for "A" ersdei
CHEESE -Selling : Tillamook, triplets, 81
82 lb. : Xoung Americas. 82a33o lb.;
Oregon triplets, 28 & 25c. -Buying price, 1- o.
b. Tillamook; Triplets, 2 Be; Young America
sad Eonghom. 8 Oc Selling price'. Block
Striae, fancy. 280c; Eirnburger. 25Jic;
cream brick, Oregon. 23 f 25c; Eaatera. 25
26e.
EGGS Buying price. Front street: Cur
rent receipts. Western Oregon. 41 42c doz.t
Eastern Oregon, 38 (9 39c per dozen; henner
ies, 4 60 peg dosea; selling price. Select, 60
51c per do ten; candled, 48c: pullets, 42c;
storage, extras, 32 3ac per doaea,
UUS Asaocia:jon sefling price: Select
60c: brown, 60c; firsts, 48c; palleta, 42e.
LITE POCLTBY Selling price: Heavy
he. 21S23c peg lb.: light hens, 13e lb. ;
brawlers. Bocks. 21 g 2e; other broilers, 20
jlj lb.; old rooaters, 8c; ducks, 1624o
,per in.
Fresh Frutta and Vgtabl
' FRESH FBI" ITS Onusgef. $5.00 10.00
boa; banana. 9910C In.; lemons, $10 1
10.50 case; grspefruit Florida. $3 00 10.00;
,Calgorma. $10.00; peaches, 75cCVl'0; can
;taloups, $J.Otf S 2.5tl; watermclonsi, 1c
per lb. ; lee cream melons, le lb.; - t.aney
dew melons." 2c: easaba. 2 Vac; Bsrtlett
pearsr-le per lb.; Concord grapes, 3c per la.;
kuosalT $2.50 lug; Tokay, $2.50 2.75 his.
UEitKlrJa Blaekheides. $"2.25 ts 2.5'-' ;
trawberrie, $2.60 per crate; cranberries,
$8.00 m 5.50 boa. .
DK1ED FRUITS Date. $4.5006.00:
-figs, black. 22e per lb.: prune. 40s and 60s.
ri5-lb. ox, 12 c lb.; 60s and 60s 10 fee lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retauersA Ore
gon. $1.25 cental;- garlic. 12 0 ISo per
lb. ; green onions. 2 3 3 0c per doa. - boaohea.
POTATOES belling price to retailers:. Ore
gon, fancy, $1.25 per cental; sweet potatoes,
$3-eper lb.
VEGETABLES Beets. 40o per dosea
bunches; cabbage, l2o.per lb.; lettuce
$1.6l per crate: carrots, 40c per dosea
bunches; tomatoes, - Oregon, 35c; horseradish,
16o lb.; artichokes, ( J ; cauliflower, 75c
(9 $1.15 doeenc celery, 60 90c doses; rum
mer 'squash. 5c; leiiow BanUm corn, 50 ts
76a sack.
. APPLES New crop, $1.00 Z.00 ; erab
applea, 4 c lb.
Meats
-COCSTRT MEATS -Selling price: Conn
try hogs, 1515e lb.; heavy Muff less; veal,
top (about 60 to 100 ibs.) 13 S 14c per
lb. : heavy stuff le : lamtM. 1 8c per lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams, 27 (s 81c lb.;
breakfast bacon, 27 4 80 lb.
PACKING HOUSE MEATS Steer beef,
1415e rh.; heifers, ll12e- cows, 9
lle; lambs. 1 49 20c lb.: ewes, 10(9140
lb. ; hoes, 17 Ho lb.
LARD Kettle rendered. 18 He per lb.;
tierce basis, compound. 14c
Oreoeriea
BEANS Small white, $8.60; lrg white.
$6.69; Pink, $6 00; limaa. $9.00; barou,
$6.56; red. $5.76. j
HONET New, $4.00 4.60 per ease,
RICE Japan; No. 1. 6e: Blue Bose. lae
re.: New Orleans bead. 6 He. '
COFFEE Boasted. 22 vk 49 34 He lb. rn
sacks or . drums.
SALT Coarse, Ulf irtrand, 100. $15.00
ton; 50. 117.83; table dairy. 50$, $27.60;
bales, $3.60 4 OO; faecy -tabie and dairy.
$84.60: lump. $26.59.
SWJABCafa. $8.T; fruit aad berry,
$7-75; yellow C. 87.20: beet granulated.
$7.60: extra O, $7.40: goJdea G, $7.30.
CANNED MILi Tails. $5.00; baby rose,
$4.90 ease; Eagle. $9 35 case. ri ...
- SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 15o ib?
-K0T3 Walnuta, 2126e lb.; almonds, 24
28c Ib. ; filberts, 20 27 H e ib. ; peanats.
10 15c lb.: pecans. 30 326 lb-: Braaila, 19
922o lb.; chestnuts, Japanese, 2224e ;b.
. Ffah anw Shenrfgh;.
" FRESH FISH Chinook.' fresh. 16 lSe;
halibtrt, 19 & 20o par lb. ; black cod. 8e per
lb - banket kippered eodV $9.00 basket kip
pered salmon, $2.90: Ung cod. T0Se lb.;
sole, 1 0a per lb. ; etaigeua. 80c lb. ; red aaap
pers, Se ft.
OTSTEBS Eastern. $4.30 galg Olympia.
$5.00 per rallon. $1 40 euattr crabs, large.
$8-50 dosea; small. $8.00 dosea.
Hide
HOPS t-1 922 croo, nominal. 6 010a Th.
HIDES Calf Skies, 17c lb.: kips. 14 c lb.;
green hide. 10c lb.;, ml tel. 12o per Ih. '
MOHAIR SominaL 22 0 82c
SHEEP PELTS Long dry pelts, - lie;
short pelt. 19 e B.j tang hair goat pelts.
10 12c lb.; abort hair goat pelts, 20 0 60c
WOOL, Willamette valley, eoarse. 260
22c; Btediem, 25 30e ft. : f iae-, 89 43 lh. ;
Eastern Oregon-Idaho.- SdSTe -lb.
TALLOW AND G BRASS So. 1 taDew. 8
5e; .No. 8, 0 5c grease. 3 04c
lb. i .
' CASCARA BABK 192 peel. Te; 1921
peel. 8e Ib. ; grape root 7e lb.
- " Palnta, Oils, Btto. 3,,' .
- 1AW LINSEED OIL Barrels, eer eaL.
$1 10; 5 gal cans, per gaL." 81.25. - ,
BOILED LINSEED Wis Barre, per gal,
81.12: 5 gal can, per gal. $1.27.
TURPENTINE Drams.-Bar aaE. ll.SS2 6
gal cans., per gel, $1.61.
t : WHITE LEA1 199 Ib kegl. per Ti.. lJC
Lumbar and Shingles
, Latert car-oad lumber sales - by miimfae
turers, uoutiane munating E o. b. and vti-
a -- N-j
1
- r 1
continued ease
ia the
aoney market aespua
the heavy demand of
the .eron moving
son. -the new race pit H
aation. plans with sc
eompeayiag stock divi
dends Naaaownced . by
several of. the large ia.
dustrial - corporations
and the fresh eolmpse
in tne German, mars.
How far the govern-
rarn financing, with
tlie pi oe pec t of a good
deal more ef it dur
ing tbe next six month
is responsible - for the
check to the inv
meat market axd bow
fax ttua a dae te the
-ltrsr that
ntiati uaTe.seea their low, a qamtirei Bat
at all events bond nricsa have daflnirv
(topped going Sn and the diapeeirioa of large
inventing tastttutaoaa and wealthy; capitalists
generally is rataer to aeii thaa to- buy.
DtacrlmlnaUng iBtock Market
In the stock market the situation is quit
oiirerent. SpecnJaave ciajuee do not
much oar whether they pay 4 per eeat or 6
per cent for their money, so long a they
are assured that their credit supply wlu not
Be cut down. With ample credit tbe mala
Question affecting speculative operation hi
eom nan v earninea now and for tha fnrnm.
Between individual companies r"fllrlrn normal
pre-war profits, a number are fealinz tine ef
fect of savers competition aad are operating
with only small ha lances te, the good and a
tew are rmnwnslly prosperous.
The stock market ia taking eogniaanee ef
these differences, is hot moving as a eait but
is discriminating carefully between the stocks
of industrial corporations that are doing well
and those that are aot In speakiag of the
bonnes situation tbeae irregularities have to
be taken into account In most lines there
ia improvement as compared with the spring
and rammer and seemingly a gradual ten
dency toward further recovery. In other
lines the position i less satisfactory and the
outlook more uncertain.
Borrowings Snow Increase. -
The advance of over $90,000,600 ia bor
rowings from the reserve-banks is the larg
o&t iacrease that has occured in aay week
this year. It re fleet three distinct opera
tions:. First the financing ef subscriptions
to the new government loan; second, the lin
ing of the normal demands in the agricul
tural section; and, third, the handling of
tne larger credit requirement occasioned by
the recant rise in Wall Street prices. -
The reserve ratio of the federal return
system ss a whole is now down 6 per eeat
from what it was two months sgct but the
expansion . in rediscounts aad note circulation
is quite unimportant when measured by the
huge total of tbe inflationary period of two
years ago. In other words, the money mar
ket is two-thirds of the way through the try
ing period of the crop movement a period
which in the past has involved great strain,
high money premiums and frequent stock
market collapses and yet money rate an
only up one-half to 1 per cent from their
extreme low el the early summer.
Effect ef Stock Dtvldands.
So far the splitting up of capital accounts
aa an argument for higher pileee has been
rather overdone, in -the same way that five
months ago speculative Wall street deceived
itself about the effect of the eteel merger.
The maltipfication of share units - does not
add to the selling values of stocks- uclee ft
emails a larger recognition 10 toe stoca
holder. This was perceived In a special man
ner when, following .the 400 per cent stock
dividend by Standard (Ml of New Jersey, the
shares fell a sheer 20. points.
All that really happens in such a ease h
that the capital increase advertises the pros
perity of the company, calling attention tu
the .large accumulation of surplus and the
advance in earning power. To . direct public
notice to these fact Is worth; from a tem
porary speculative standpoint, 60 points ia
the market aa it waa with Standard Oil.
These stock dividend anaooaeements reaBy
owe their influence upon the security -dealings
to the fast that they remind the pubUe nf
th importance of treasury assets represented
by profit and lom surpluses a an ' ultimata
determinant of values.
New Low for Qsrman Mark.
The new low record for the German mark.
Ss no surprise m view of the frightful ex
pansions Ktill going oa During September
tha Beirh-bank note circulation mounted to
K6.O00,000,OO0 mark.'. -So far ia October
even this terrific crease haa been . outdone.
The way .thing are going bow the addition
to tlie German paper note iaue for the cur
rent month will eareely fall short cf
lOO. 000.000.000 marks. .
This is not by any means all the -story.
Despite . the fact that the Beichsbaak has
nought to curtail new borrowing by raising
its discount rate front 8 to 8 per eent It
private discounts at the close of Septem-
rer stooa oo,ooo,oog,o mars against
21.750,000.000 at th cloee of August and
only a little over 8.000.000,000 at the dose
of July. This (hows how the shrinks re ia
the value nf the currency haa inflated the
demand for credit At the same time the
government haa largely increased its bor
rowings in - spite of the relief afforded by
tbe postponement of the remaining cash rep
aration payments for 1922.
Outside Control of Oermen : Finance
On September 80 the fleeting debt of the
German treasury was 528,000.090,000 mark
tBain-t 331.000,000.900 on August 31 and
something- under S08.000.O00.00O oa Jnly
31. It- is no Wonder, viewing .these result
of the last two months, that talk of German
finance passing under outside control- is in
creasing. ,
Cotton Censat Beport
Washington,- Oct 14. (L N. S.) The
census bureau today issued the following re
port showing the following number ef hale
of cotton consumed during September, 1922
and, 1S21 respectively: Cotton, exclusive
linten: Consumed during September, total
405,844 and 484,718. Held in consuming
establishments September , 89, 1.108. Ill and
1.1 $8,045. Held in public storage and at com
presses. 3.217,389 and 4,312,185. Import
ed. ! 4628 and 6362. Exported, including
linten, 368.890 and 532. 9S8. Lsntenr: Coa
sumd during September 59,888 and 60.7 IO.
Held in consuming establishment, 97,208
and 159.293. Held la-public storage and
at ccrnprftaes. 21 262 ami 204.699. Ex
ported. 2902 and 9057. Spindle: Number
active during September, 8U.:30,sl3 and 33.-
874;620. '. -. .-;'-"-.-.;.
Dried Fralt and Beans -.; -hr
York. Oct 14.-ML V. 8.) Bean
market firm,- Marrow choice. 16.00 St 6,75:
pea choice, $6.00 6.50. . .
Dried rruit market fteady. Apricots, choice
to extra fancy, 23 0$ 8c; apples, evaporated,
prime to fancy. 17 19 Vic; prune, 80s to
60s,i 12017fec; prone, 60s to 100s, 8
0 11 e; peaches, choice to extra fancy, 1 2 H
19c: seedless raisins, choice to fancy, 21 0
28c., r.--,j . ;, , Mf - :!
Beenos Aires 'Wheat '--M;'
Aires. Oct 14. Wheat- iTVtnaair
$1.19, un 1 e; F.bmary. $1.J8. Bp 1 c
Cera. c to l e higher; flax. le higher;
oata unchanged. . .;
Xaval Stores M arket r?e
.New York, Oct 14.-l H. S.--Turpe-tiaei
Savannah. $1.38; hew York. $L43e
1T. r ' I. - ;;i-".-S -.'1
-direct sales to retailera aad rnelndiu
aeBifeg expenses:"" . , .
fFIaVHtlXOr t .. TTie4i t ' - :
fT4 -No. 2 and bet, . $54 00 $48.00 $49.00
1x4 So. S .;.'; 8- $8.09
FINISH: , - ..
1x8 19
CEIUNU:
1x9 No. 2 sad bet.
DKOP SUUNG y
1x6 Ja Sand bet ...
BOARDS AND fcHIPlP
1x8 19 Si ........ 19.60
DaJiENSIOSS: v -,S: a -.
2x4 12-14 ........ 21.2$
MM A LE TULBEB8: -
4x4 12-19 ........ 11.T6
LATH: I - v -
4 ft No. 1 fir vl..
biilNuLES: i
A shingle
41.00- 49.OO 40.90
- 19.50
16.59 18.50
21.89 21.58
6- 4.T8
Jt'4 S.29
Total sales by 22 sail' J, 346,170 feet
NEW YORK! BOND TRANSACTIONS
Beported by Tb JoansT Wall Street Bareae
By Biaii T Huehee -
WaS Surest New York.' Oct 14.-i-Ontide
of Libertie the bond market waa fhsa today
with prioe geaerajly jHgber.iJ?' .t?--- h-. '
This was true boch ef iaveataaeat aad mes-
lative issoes. Among the attar there was very
active trading In Invincible Oil 8a , There was
aa ad vans of nearly S points today. - Tha, ef
eewrse, at, ia reapunae to the atrengttt la tne
ttook Into which tha beads are eottvertibVa,
There wen also heavy dealings la the Chile
Copper awn, pamculaxry the 6a. but with the
net change amall. r --E .
Ia the rail. Souther Railway 4s were a fea
ture. They were bought ia largb blocks st ad
vancing pneke. Tha Cetaolidated ,5 were else
dealt ia to a large extent but with practically
no change ia pries. -..-:...f -- ' -' ' '
Fraetional gain, were also made by the high
grade investment railroad bonds. Lehigh Val
ley Coeeolsdatad 4 a sold cs half a point and
better prices were recorded ia Atchison-general
4a, Of the aecoad grade iaveet merit bead.
St JLoui at Saa Franciaoo psior ben A a sold
at 94. np half a point over yesterdays clos
ing. Sale ef Catted States Steal sinking fund
6 and of General Electric debenture 6 were
aasde around the aame price a yesterday, v
Tee General Eiectrw. among industrials,
aeenm to. eecnpy the same place that American
Telephone Jk Talevraph doe among utilities.
Considerac-l , aetivity jwas in " -evidenoe ia
augar bonds, probably in sgntpathy with high
er price for agar Kecks.- Cuba Can. Sugar
S advanced a point and Pnata Alleg-re 7i
made a smaller gala. iorth Asaerieaa Edi
aoa.e were prominent ameag tKiUti. large
blocks keittg taken around 96, unchanged froze
yesterday a Dries. The tK.t i.
cured by stock eoilateral is probably tbe -only
reason it sella to giv. as high, a return. . The
parent company is eae of thei strongest la its
-field,'''-- '-t. -.i--.-,
-Todays activity fat Liberties' at declining
Prices probably repreeented farther switching
: by holder deatrons of taking advaaUg of the
longer term offered by the new iseue. t The
aseotsd 4viaeaifrd th most from thhv giad
ef aaUinc . . .,.. , . , .
vi .for8i etotatioee gwmnJly vrer
. New Terk, Oct 14. FoUowiag is aa efB-
c.u u , au oonaa traded la en the, He
Torit stock exchange today wrtS prices aad
ale up to and including the cloee of the
aiarket - Total sale today were $15,797,000
against $24,897,000 yesterday, $10,200,000
ro. $6,866,000 a year age and
$9,284,000 two years ago.
From January 1 to date -t8.4ST.8ftl.0O0
against $2,483,288,000 a year ago end $2.-
w- fcu rears ago.
LIBERTY BONDS '-.. - ,
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4239
1
1
87
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1
2840
11
2084
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145
9
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High; I Low?
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100S6 10036
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10058
1O086
9990
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llBergen 8
4 1 Bordeaux 6 ...
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9 Montevideo 7s .
1 Porto Alegre 8a.
1 Pracue 7 a . . .
12Bio d Janeiro Ss
8 do 8s ctfs
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66
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CEGBI 6a '29
do BHs '87..
V a Brazil Ss. . .
do 7 Ms rrta
0 S Mexico 6s. .
do large '6s. .
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MISCELLANEOUS AND rNDCSTBlALT
BUNDS
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Brierhill 5
Bkyn Edi 7s D
Bkht Un G cvt Tshir
3
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Cans Gen El 6.
Cent Death gen 5a
Cer de Pas cvt 8s
ChU top cvt 7
do col tr 6s . .
Cin Gas k E 5 H !
Col Gs El 5s
do os sta
Com Cables 4s.
Comwealth Pow 4
Cob Cr Ck A 8 Os
Cuba Can Bug cvt
QeO Hi 92
1 Cab Amer Sag 8s 107
1 cum f t x - os. 1 94
2 Denver Gas Ss. . 91
ie t js y es.-. ... 101
8 Det Ed rftt 6. . . 104
IO Det Uir I'un 4 al 90
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STANDARD OIL ISSUES
85i 89
106 (305
91' 91
961 S9
98 ) 98
82 I 82
97f 97
2l901Aaglo Amn OH,.
A A C of S At
AB Loses . . ...
Buckeye P la, , .
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lOlGal Big OA
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401B1 p l.
1830 1 Imp Oil Caa .w.
lO-Iad P I,
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"238 Magnolia pete .
' 650iPxarie P a
108 o Ind.
400;S O Kj (new)..
695IS O N Y ....
500 8 O Ohio (new).
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' ' . Chleare Dairy Proa dee
Chirairo. Oct li. II ft S--i-Botter
ReoeiDta' Til 7 tub: ereamerr extra. 48 e:
extra firsts, S9 042e: firsts. 8 37 c;
rssccmg stock, ze 9 Z7 e. ;
- Eggs sseeelpts 48o4 cases. 1 sjiseeOaneoB.
v0c:.,erdinarv firata. 25 0 26e: -firsts.
81035e; extra . 28c; checks. 18019c; air
tjes., 18 020c. - - - " .
Cheese iwlng, new, 22 a? 23er daMss,
22 23c; Toting. America. 24 (3 24 e;
iossbum 424e: brick. 21 sS 2ic
IS
'IAw",Pnaltr' Ttrrkeye, 30e: cblckaa.
spraiga, sec; rooster. ic
21; deck. 23. J
- Grntze LaSTes " for East , ; ,
Z Grata,' trust trffiear ef the "Title - A
- eanawy, left Sunday -es e bavaim
top to tjnieeew. While in th East Grutse
will es-H on the firm' eorrespondentB in sev
eral Middle Western citwa and irUat to re
turn home.vte in Norember
1. -V,
CHEESE SHOWS.
- RISE FORM
Butter and Eggs Generally Hold
'Stead Intermountain Sec-1
' . tlons Buying Onions. ";
' Dairy product thowtd a generally- firm
tone at Portland during the week but 'little
chance Waa ahowa in the prise hat tor the
period. he -csta&ge -whateves. was abowa for
butter here during th week.- pnata end cube
being quoted mtiin'in 1 at but week' final
pnoea. While there was at ttmea a measure
of Bnoertainty in the hotter trad here during
the week, ae ' hurdaosom surplu saad itself
felt ! sad : for' that reaaoa prioas went - eoar
tinued. A alight ehoaring of weakoaas in th
San Francisao price aad the kaaiac of the
earlier advance ' ereated some adverse senti
ment but not souflh to have any material
affect ' Eastern , aad other - eoast marktta 1
were almost auschaaged tor the week. .,
- Cube baiter extras ruled:
-" - - - Port Chi, . K.Y. '.','. SP.. UA.
Moeday - ..;46e . 4 80 - 460 ; - 67e .- 65c
Tuesday- ...46e 48 e 46e , 68a 6c
43 e eee - - eae - , ee
Holiday
48e 46e 6Te 66e
43 He 46 ... .. D60
Wednesday .46
Thursday .. Z ..4 So
Tiday ....45e
Saturday . .46a
Week age .46e
Tear age .69
; 41 e 44 e 69e65e
- 45e 48 e 6 lie
' -Erlday.- - -.
i v C99 aitueUen
Practically ao eh age was' sliowa here in
the egg market ait nation for the week. Freeh
elect ennttaned around 60s generally with
etaot etotag at 35e aad ad-ted colon at 62c
Them continued a very liberal volutse, ot
salee ef torag goedsv Holder of loe hoase
stock -appear to believe that, the market had
about reached th uppermost limits. . Fa
that reason on, of th' local eteamerie was
of faring to eeatraot storage egg on the basis
of prevailing prices - end , tor , delivery : anttl
January 1. "-" f -
- Offerings ef fresh eggs were of saaaB vol
am during the week,- This; kept th dtmand
about equal tax" the sapply j and prioe were
stationary. ,'-V 1
v Select. eaSS Tnledi - -7 v - r:-' ' "
-.v. - Port, - Oht r ',. r. .-I 'JUA.
Monday ...60 85e T5e 60 He-689
Tuesday ... 50 85o T6o 60e 68
Wednesday ,60e 86e TTe 90e 96
Thurjday . . 60e Holiday
Friday ....60. 85 TTe . 68 e 86
Saturday ..69 ' 85 . 80e ' ..... 66e
Week ago ..60 S5o , 76 60a52e
Year sew ..67, 44a SBe - ' 40o 90
' " ntday. , i -' '.-
. . Oravgat Market Mleher : ' -.
Advance of Is a pound forced ia tke price
of cheese st Tillamcok during tbe week waa
quickly reflected in "the addition ,-et a sim
ilar , turn to local lobbing, prices, although
here . aad there wholesalers wet inclined to
use cheese aa a leader and eold at former
flgur, . The advanee in Ti lb monk was' the
direct outcome of the recently boosted value
at Wisconsin points. - .'. .
Ohkalen Tretto Rather , Quiet
Rather quiet tone, was abowa generally for
ehicken here during the week. Walk there
oontinued a good call for- heavy hen, bay art
were nnwillinc te pay within le of the for
mer price. Similar reduction was also noted
ia Bghtwtght stock. . eapeelsily tprlnga '
- Meat Trade About Steady .'
- Couawy killed ealvea, while aot firm in
tea . for .tha week, show4 a somewhat im
proved demand along Front street. - Even at
that there waa practically no snap , to th
buying, Country killed hog held ataady th
eetir . period, .--
-' I " fy-i. Aspht Trwee Active
Ouite fair degree, of activity was shown for
apples , here daring the week. Dollar a box
took oontsaned in principal request, salee . at
this price consisting principally of iumbie
pack. ' Paeifie Northwest nrimtrr Tjoiats eon-
ftinued ' to reflect limited.' shipment. Be
cause efthe inability of tbtppan to secur
ear thoso ' that had then wtr able . to com
mand about 1 So more' for their apple than
shipper who had their supplies ia warehouse.
." Peat Market Quiet
AB through the week a very quiet ten eon.
tinned in the potato market While Yakima
and Idaho offering are not giving satisfac
tion to the trade here, wholesaler continue
to order from tbe former because they ere
able to mak more money on such offerings.
Local stock uv of unusually good quality. . ,
Onion Trade Stsady ! "1 -
- Trade in the onion market wa fuBy steady
for the week.- While some complaint is made
regarding tbe small sise of local onions, " the
quality i so much better then either Xakima
-or camorma tnat they are in a class by them
selves, Yakima stock l too tender for long
keening. Sale in ear-load lota were reported
from Willamette valley point to intormeun
tain section around $1 .country, station.
. Canned Salmon f Firm v?- ' "
While there is practically no snap to the
demand for medium red salmon, the market:
for other grades continues firm with chums
and! pinks especially sought for foreign aci
count Price ' reflected no change daring
the: week.. - t , -
EA8TER3T BPYTTf'd CAUSES '-
RISE IX COTTOX AT 0FEXIXG
Sew York, Oct 14. (L N. 8.) The cot
ton market opened I to 16 points higher
today on buying by Eastern mill and ean
miaplon house. - -
-. The market eased off: attar the atart, ee
pressure from Wall Street the West and
Southern hedge aeHing.- iThe govern ments
figarea oa consumption were considered bear
ish. -. ---- x--:
; The cotton market closed firm today at
a net advanoe of IT ta 28 point. , -
Spot, cotton - was ateady today, 25
higher, at 22.60c -. f -
January . ,
March . . .
April . . . ,
May .
June . . . ,
July ...
October . ,
Deeembef
Open.
222S
2249
High.
2242
2262
Lew.,:;
2224
2234
.2249 . 2260 222T
2225
2216
2240
2235
2227
.2255
2211
2203
22S5
peints
'Close.
2241
2249
2848
2247
2238
2230
2220
2262
New York spot market 2260, 25 point up.
-.7 ,. S- .;'
Aew York Better and Esg
New York. Oct 14. (I. N. S.) Batteti
Market steady. Creamery extras, 46046e:
creamery firsts, 86 , 44 e; creamery high
er scoring, 46 0 47 ; state dairy tubs. 81
044e: ladci fresh extras, 82 0 83a,
Cheese kUrket firmer. State Whole milk
ipeeiala flats, 23 0 26e: average run, 24
4 25c; lower grades, 19 0 21e. WiseoB
sin Whole milk. faey Young Americaa, 24
025c Stat Skim, apoeial, lb018a.
Egg Market irregular. -. Nearby -white,
faaey, 80e; nearby, brown faney 68 0 60c;
extra, 48 52e; firsts, 63 0 42a. -.
Milk 'Tag nominal wholesale price it $2.90
ewt
- FOREIGIT .EXCHANGE RATES ..
t " Co reeded daily by tbe to reign exensagai de
partment of the TJaited btatea National bank
Quotations below (except the pound tarung
are quoted on the basts of; 100 unit toreigT
currency . - v-
Opening nominal rates enr bank transactions:
.. " ' v;. - ; ' Draft- Cable - Par '.
Londoa 'Cneeka.-' Tranafera.
i Lb.- sterling. 8 .4.43 6 4.48 8 4.8
Paria Pranc. . . 7.57 ,,.-7.68 .. 19.30
Belgium Franc . 1.99 c T.OO 1 9.30 .
Berun- Mark. . . ; .08 .08 23.81 ;
Genes Lire.. ... 4.24 '4.25 j 19.39 '
Atheaa Drachma .2.66 .- 9.6T J 19.80 ;
Copenhagen ' - ;.-.. '
; Krone" ' J' 19.98 ! 29.00 f ; B9.T9
Christians ' ...r:;' -'
Kroner ... 18.19 18.1 5 29.T0
Stockholm -.."-;::- - 'ifi-' TV1"
JKrener... 2.9f 26.T2 J9.T0, '
Boegkong .'. ,'
Currency . . 1 69.3T
Japan Yen . i J47.98
Shanghai Tadl'f 7S.89 K ".
CanadieB dollar dmaohnt
68.69
48.18
75.60
.
!llOSTO!r? COPPER STOCTKS
i t (Bsported by -Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
Bid.
"Ariae.-V T'. 8
Aave..0; 109
Ahmeek. -.91;
fflstr2b
Arcadiaa 2
BiBgMns-17
CalAAns "O
: - Bid. Axked.
Old T Coo 20 22
ktxeola Mg 32' 83
8a i lObijaws ... 1 v 2 'ij
19 : fuuirier Mg 86 $9'"
28 -IPoad Crk 19 , "20
z vkliKie Koyar zi . zz
18 Ho Uk:: 48 ;w4
81 lisup Bostna 1 , 1
108 : ; 104
Keewaaa . 1 - 3 -Le
Sail. 1 - 1
Mick. .1 J 2 : 8.
Mohawk.' 6S ! 69
MaOldCol r S r v 3 'Wolverine
Mtn VU, ' 1 , - 2 (Wyanaw.
N Butte. 19 10 (Shan , ,f. U
Nipttsing . 8,.."; ft- . .; -, . njj
OalAHe 289 i 28 i L'n 54 4$ 48
NCorn. 17 18 do pfd. 29 ."3T'
Ceatea.. S- 1 19 ' So Ctab. w 9 -19. :.
Cup Bgoi $K-4 8np Cop;v 4 " -.
DavtoDiy 4 4 Trinity Ce 1 s 1
E Butte. 9 J 19 Tuolumne $9 63
Frank MS 1 1 1 Ctab Metal I - 1,
Helvetia. 1 1 C 8 Minis 42 - 48 .
do pfd. i 48 ' 47 1
T tab Apex. 2 2
t entara. 28 28
Victoria... 1 1
Winona, . 1 " 1
- 8'
'40 ;
70
- a
9
83
HOG fiKET IS :
- v-. - - '"..' r. i
OFF; CME,T0il
Swipe Drop After Early Gain cf
a Oimej Complete Stagnation-
Shown in Cattle at Periods.
ago
PORTLAND LlYESTOCat BtTH
Hogs. Cattle. Oalvea, Sheep. Car. :
3317 8462 403 4417 ! :
5S24 8769 687 805 -52T;
3802 8192 . 320 6781 117
1T02 599 , 147 4474 ll5 ;
2849 1608 351 8S17 123
2224 2732 132 37M ');
8261 .2899 ' 880 8aJ '. 155:
8144 1854 : 298 8828 141
i
This
Week
a
4 weeks ago..
Year ago . . .
8 yeere ago.,
3 years sgo. ,
4 year age. ,
. North Portland had a good run ef ,JM
loads for the week, eotnparad with ?2T, W
week,; ITT the previous week and 12$ J-ds
a year, ago for this mm period. Hoe were
lower, cattle lower aad aheep unehanevd.
' Top .livestock price eomparad for the week
end: J"-: . ,
r -i t.;- . Hftra. - x Steer. Te.nbv.
Thi week .... ...$10T6 8 7 00 ,"'311.09
W
atl
Yaar age ......... 10.80 8.50 . J.OO
Jiog ssarket with a liberal dtereate ia the
showing : a eompa red with a week ago, but
till In excess of other resent- weeks, showed
a (teady to firmer tone et the week's opening,
with an cxtrem Monday of $11.10.. Tlue
new high mark waa quickly followed oa Tuae
day by a slump to $19.76 as the extreme tors
a pries that waa nominally ooetiaued during
the remaiaing period, .- 1
Geaeml hog mark! raage: f
Primelixht ... ; , .....$10280 10.T8
Smooth heavy. 280-800 Mm. ., , 9.60 0 10.00
Sauoth heavy. 809 lbs np. ; . . . 9.00 0 9.69
Bough heavy, ............. T.00 8.50
Fat pass .. ,.... 10.00 10.ft
Feeder pigs 30.00 010.7
Stags ,. ,,"..-;....a.V. 8.000 $.09
' - Cattle" Trent , Weak .."-; - -
t'Wrth only' a very limited loss In the volume
of stuff marketed, the eattle trade at North
Portland was dep rested practically the enure
period, ta fact the market ahowed a con
tinuation of th previous weak tone. Monday
prices for eattle were off T6e, with a toe
ot $T la the allay. While .Bo farther change
was ahowa daring the week, the entire trade
waa maa of depression daring remaining
day. : - 1
Central eattle market range: ' I
Cnotee steers . ............ 8 9.88 A T 99
leere. . . . . -
urn steer. . i . im
Medium
Fair to
Oommoa to fair
cnoios aelttr .r. ........
Choice (lows and heifer. . . . . .
Medina to good cows-heifer ,
Fair to medium eow-hifer. .
Common to fair eow-hiIer. . .
Canaerg ....-. ... .
Bulls . .................
Choice feedere II
Fair to ood feeders......;.,
Choice dairy ealvea... .
rnsi ugnt ealvea ,
Medium light esjrt
, KfW .....
i ,- , aheap.
8.600 9 69
6.26 8:76
8.75 0 6.23
8.900 6.2S
4.600 6 00
8.600 4.50
8.00 0 8.69
2.00 6.00
1.500 200
8.00 0 4.00
6.00 0 6.60
4.00 0
6.50 0
8.50 0
T.BO0 8.50
6.00
9.60
9 90
8.000 9,69
lly Haiti-.- : f
Whfle there was" e Ice of 60e ra the ewe
division at th: week-end, the g.neral trad for
sheep and lambs ahewed - a ateady ton at
North Portland for th slg days. Baa in th
alley wa somewhat below th totals of . recent
weeks. .
General hes and bmb raagst ' '
Prim east of mountain lamb 819-00 011.09
Cheie valley lamb 9.600 10. tl)
Medium valley lamb"....,.. .8.600 9.69
Common vsiley barb ...... T.5O0 8. B0
Cull lamb 6.500 7.60
Heavy yearlings ........... , 7.60 0 8 00
Light yearlings ............ 8.000 6.50
Heavy .wethsra, ... ...... .. 8.59 0- 8.60
Light wethers .. .......... 9.500; T.69
twe . . . . , . ... . . . . , . , 2.00 0' 6.00
Dtopesttlse) ef 1.lvettoCk ' . f f . .
- Following was tha disposition of Uvtok
at. North Portlaad for the week:
, Delivered to .. Cattle. Calves. Hoas Sheen
aotai i-Kg. uo. ...
Bennett Meat .....
Barton A Co. 219
Carstena Pkt. ..... 8)7
Chamber Pkg. .... 11
raited Meat . 118
aiV
tn- UU1 , . ..
Henry pkg. Ca. .,.
Port Pro. .
Steve-Captnr - , . .
Schlesser Bros, , .
Storrett Pkav . ...
8wift .A Co. ,
"IW ...
North
Miacallaneont
Through ttook
Oregon Feeders . a 1 '. 8&0
Wash. Feeders .... . i .
Oalit Feeder 17
Calif. Slaughters . . 29
' 1,1
t
19S
190
ii
it .
14
762
81,
198
43T
866 :
19
17$
79
24
e '
TT..
78
248
JIT
;.
639
08
269
T66
874
.228
TIT
rtr:'-
.61
240
,882
"82
1878
2$
-,(. 1
AMERICAN XI YESTOCRT ' ? PRICES
r'noe9S Meet $9.49 -'. - I"
Chicago, Oct 14. (L -N. 8 Hon: 'Be
eeipta 8500; market steady. ! Bulk, $8,19 0
9.80; top 69.48: heavyweight, 68.9009.40:
medium weight, $9.10(99.45; light weight.
$8.2509.45; light lighte, $8.6009.00;
heavy packing sow, smooth, $7. 8508. 50;
ra5?9r.r jPin.
Cattle: Bectipt 1600j market ttftdf.
Beef steer, choice and prime, $12.00 0 1 $.16 ;
medium and good, $9.00011.80; gort. d
choice, $13.00 018.00: oommoa and eatdium,
$7.00 011.60. -Batcher cattle, heifer. $fi.l
0 19.00; - cows, $4.00 0 S.OOt bulla, $3.25
0 9.50. Csnners and cutter, cows and heifer.
$2.25 0 8.75; canaer rteer. 68.69 0 6. 08.'.
Veal ealvea tight and hsndywelgfat) . $9,99 0
11.00; feeder steer. $6.000 9.2$: atocker
steen, $4.5007.75; stock r eow and belfen.
$3.60 0 8.80;- stocker : calves, $5.60 0 7.66.
Wesrn range catU. bee t teens $5,99 0
10.00: eow aad heifen, $8.60 0 7.60. -
Sheep: Receipt 8500; market steady. Fat
lamb, $18.60014.10: lamb,-culla and com
mon, $8.00011.60; yearlinga $10990
12.00; wether. $7.0009 50; ewe $6,600
9.60: ewes, enUs and common, $1.50 04.09;
breeding ewes. $4.50 0 11.60) feeder Jamba,
$12.50014.00. 1 h :,rT7.-
'- Denver Hege f 9 AS f
. Denver, Oct . 14 lU. P. I Cattle He
eeipts 1899; market steady.. Rteev, $$.90 0
7.60; cow nd heifer. $8.78 0 6.60 :i tock.
en and feedar, $4.60 0 7.25 1 ealvea, $7,90 0
9.00. - T '
llog Receipts 109, steady. Top, 89.25;
bulk. 97.C6 0 9.09. " .. ...
Bbern Beccipte 21,289. " lambs, $12 25
018.25; ewe. $4.0008.86 feedess. $12.00
tf 18.00. i-,- , - . .r .-.--.,
- j'-"--
" South Omaha, Oct 14. Hog--eelptg
4000: steady to. strong. Bulk, $7.28 0 8.251
top, $8.86. .-.:-..-.. 1 -f
- Cattle Receipt 1109; market eompared
with week ago. Steady, 1 So higher. 1
- Sheep Beeerm none ; market 8 0e' higher
than week ago for lamb; sheep 25 higher
- ,. ... San Franelaee Hess '944 , .
Sta FrancLco, - Oct , 14. Cattle Beef
teen,, good, $7.75 0 8.00; medium, 67.00 0
7.50: common, $6.00 0 6.75 ; beef eow. good,
$6.7609.00; medium. $6.2806.6O eommon.
$4.90 6.00: enner and cutter. 43.00 s
8.60; reives- 150-200. $7.76 0 9.00; 20o
2 SO. 1T.O9T.Si 259-399, $9.60 07.00;
orer 800, $5.6009.60. - . w
Hogs Gn in led, ;, UghC, $10.75 1100;
heavy, $8 60 09.00. - ' ' W
- Sheep Iaubs. $12.09 8j 12.B0;
$3.90 0 9.00: wether, $7.00 0 8 69.
; - tna City Mee 99A9
- Kansas taty, Oct. 14. (L N. S.'
tie Keeetot . aOOO - - suiitt .Mlm , a j
67.90X9.65; oows aad heifer. 68.&0 0 8.00;
VFiZL - VX1 i 1dt". $0-00 0 7.00J , calves.
6 T.50 09.00. , . : , . 1 .
. Hogs Hecefrrts 8500; market (teady. Bulk
"."'?.!; top. 59 65; h carina.
v.aa
ligbta,.
109.85; tnediuma
$9.50 0 9.70;
$9.600 9.80.
Sheep .. Receipt. $1000: - market active.
Lamas. $1$ 60 18.75: ewe $7.00.
-!.; :- Ne Seettk. Hog wier ' -
SeatUe, Oct . 14. U. N. S.J-StockyJrKii
'report ae Jweeipu today. ... - -:. ,.. 1 . ,
r'3;.',:S--' 1,1 1 ' T i f "- 4 :
jew xers i-oniiry' Market ,r
' i Sew York, Oct 14 (I. Jf. S) Dr...d
reultry: Market steady. Chicken, 82 0 6eo;
fowls. 20 0 $Sc;' turkey. $0 0 5$ci , govts.
29 0$Qe geese,15 01Sc: ." ""
Live poultry: - Market firm. Ckioktna - T3
0$5ri iow'is, 20080c: turkey. 40 9 ldn;
raoster. 14c: ducks. '28 at 64a: eaaaa. -JJt
vi: i.r-
Mriaaeapollg Wheat OptJoig -r
wsmiwiii, ws,. 11. wbmi;
- Open. . High. Low.
81.08 81.09 81-09
1.99 -1.10 1.09
De..',
May..
1 Clime.
$1 C j
1.19
L' ."CJileaao Petata Market j -
Chicago. Oct 1 4 I. Jf . S. ) Potato
Reeetpta 79 e. Wstoentia round w'
10(41.15; Mijsneeota sacked. $1,000 1.U;
Bed river., sacked, $1.95 01.29. ,
. - Chfeatro Csa Wheat ! -
Cfcieago. Oct '14. (O. P.) Cash wheat,
No. 2 red. $E1T; No. 3 red. $E17 .a.
2 hard. $1.14.
1 ' - 1
' Kan Praseiseo Caih Barley
Saa Francisco, Oct 14 (t7. P.) Ear v:
-pot f"i P-r r'l., $1.87 f 142 '4 ;
ptng," $1.4$ -S l.ij.- t
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