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Newspaper Page Textdaily jouk:;al,' romiND, ciilg on. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1922. . ill 3 URTHER ADVANCE IS DUE! IN ALL 1 :ggth IS '' WEDNESDAY DAIRY TBAVS . Batter, Ears-, CMM . ease ex. " lets. fiats. Portland . . . .f. .42e U S3 3340 17 Xl S3. Saa FTB-BcUeo SVe Waw Tctk Sle , 99e kaiearo ........4Sc 48e JLes Aaseles .4..43Vxe SSe : Seattle ..... .se er Vf .t-V t fnr mwm i tnnlwill in MJUts. St?n- luMaa efforts imilinu tn wet sale of storage Click, even, to Um extent of quoting- srtifieiaUy it Usher price, r When i actual- sales are Un goad at lower fSgarea '-"- " r Stocks of eggs in storage auonaj " pni lihn. . tu irreatest ksom for tnls Mraoa int h uun ud cwmhan there is keen kiesir to unload .promptly. . ronung. exorasv thoMinn while ereater thin' a Veer. UOl er relatively smaller than at Seattle. - Fresh eggs enmtinn to re fleet 'an Mim tnt fuation, thin being especially tru ma regards tpullets. Which are in overaounaanc as ta.no iment. It is quit easy to dispose of tb - ,ect to the Eastern trad t extreme prfc-ee, bat other Offerings are allowing nun or tea price easiness here. " stacks ot aauT proaaco in storage Novem ber poruene This Tear. Lest Tear. Batter. H. ...t...... 827,88 87,690 Cheeoe. lbs. .- i . 49,260 76.463 Eggs, eases 23.S93 17.234 Poultry. IDS. ......... 1UZ.433 IV, loo This Tear, Last Tear. Butter, lbs. 444.S80 121.761 Cheese, lba........... 281.899 111,661 Eegs, caaes 15.523 7.4BZ Poultry. . lb. . , 355.277 230,167 V Those desiring special information regarding any market abould write the Commercial Ed itor, Oregon Journai, inclosing stamp lor repiy. BUTTER SITU ATION EULE8 EAST Weakness continaes in the general batter trade hero, with more or lets price snartmg for both prints and cub, although no open price cut lui been ma a in tne lormer. VEAL- MAEXET SHOWnTO STEADY i Market for wruntrv killed oelv baa a steady appearance slope the street, with receipts mod erate and demand absorbing offerings around 11012c a pound for the Better claaa staff. 1EMOS MART AT EECOKD ABK ; With sales of lemons u high aa S1Z s ae here, adranciiic prices hare placed the market at a hieh record. Some of the trade has not ret quoted shore $11.30 per case for best offerings. . POTATO TRAJBE STTLI, IJTACTITE Trade in potatoes remains Inactive at coun ter nointm and for carload shiDPing. Erea the Garnet market has subsided with nominal bids again down to 75c a sack. Buyers are awaiting delivery on previous purchases before purchasing more seed. XOW PRICED APEJjES IX DEMAND ' Demand for low-Dtlced apple continues fa vorable here, with the 75e to tl.28 stock moving writ at the range. Offerings of ; Dish grade stuff moving slowly with limited buai ne in Urue size extra fancy Spitzenberg around 75(5:2.00. and with Delicious around 2. TO 3.00 generally. BRIEF JfOTES PRODUCE ' Chicken trade still very slow SDrillES. TRADE , for large Turkey demand i limited; 88c ia top for fancy goods generally. Good quality grapes scarce; best stock from Grants Pass moving slowly at 31.00 to $2.00 per lug. Extreme scarcity of fresh halibut; sales 18c to ZOc pound. Local lettuce is not ' of very good Quality but California stock to arrive is said to be even, worse. SHIPPERS WEATHER KOTICE AVeather bureau advised Wednesday: : Protfect shipments during the next 36 hours against the following minimum temperatures : Going north to Seattle. -43 degrees; northeast to Spokane. 82 degrees: east to Baker-, 28 de grees, and south to Ashland. 82 degrees. Mini main temperature at Portland tomorrow, about 42 decrees. PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES These are the prices retailers pay whole salers, except as otherwise noted: BUTTER Selling prices, box lots: Cream ery price Prints, extras. 4.8 4 So, for plain wrappers, cube. 40 42c per lb. ; dairy, buying price. SOe per lb. BUTTERFaT Portland delivery basis: No. 1 grade, 48c; No. 2. 45c; No. 1 gone, 46 tot 'A grade. CHEESE SelUng: Tillamook, tripleta, S3 S3c lb. ; Toung America, 33c per lb. Oregon triplets, 219 27a. Buying price, f. o. b. Tulassook : Triplets, 80c; Toung America sad Longhorns, 81e. Selling price: Block Swiss. Wisconsin. 30 985c; imported. BOe lb. ; liin burger, 252Sc: cream brick. Oregon, 23 9 26o; Eastern, 28 9 30c , TUGS BuywiC price, Frdnt street: Cur rent reoaipts. Western Oregon, 42e per dox,; Eastern Oregon. 40 42c per dox. ; henneries, 48c per dox,; selling price, select, 62 9 Bee per dos.; candled. 6052c per dos. ; pullets, 43 9440 per doc; storage, 319 37c per dos. EGG Association selling price: Select, 86c; brown, 68c; fresh, 68c': pullet. 48c. UVE PbULTRT Selling price: Heavy hena. 23928e per lb.: light hens. 18914 lb, : light broilers. 20 9 22s lb.; heavy springs. ISSI69 lb.; ducks. l8(22o per lb.; turkeys , alive. 80c; dressed, 88 940c tb. fresh Fruits and Vegetable PBE8U rBUIT Oranges. 34.70 9 8.75 box: bananas, llSliKa lb. ; lemons, 810.50 912.00 a case; grapefruit, Florida, 3S.009 97.00; casabas, 2He lb.; pears. 81.009 3.00 box; Conoord grapes, 7o lb.; Muscat. $1.00 91.50 lug; Oregon Tokay. $1,00 9 2.8 R. ' ' BERRIES Cranbenie, Northwest, $8.50 9A00 per hex: Eastern, $19.50 9 20.00. DB1ED rrllTTS Detes, $8.269 7.00; figs, black. 18 9196 lb.; prunes, 40s and 60s. 26-Ib. box. 12 Vse: 60s and 80s. 10 He lb. ONION SeUioa price to retaUers: Ore gon, $1.7693-00 per cental; garlic, 15o per IBV green onions, ze v n per aw. pnnrnsv, POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Orecoa. fancy. $1.00 91.25 per cental; sweet ota foes. 3 e per . - . VEGETABLES - Beets. lHe per Tb.; eabbag, 3 91 He per lb.; lettuce. $1,50 9 , 1.76 per crate; carrots, lHc per lb.; tomatoes, Oregon. 60c box: Cat.. $2.50-92.75 lug; hone- radish. 15918c lb. : artichokes. .( : cauli flower, $1.60 91-73 dosen.; celery. 75 9 85a ' 4neA " ,v r . APPtES ' lookers, ' -76c 9 '1.10: face and fffl. $1.00 91.80; fancy and extra fancy sacks. $ 1.75 9 S.OO box. r COPJfTRT MEATS Selling price: Coun try bogs, 14 9 14 He lb., heavy stuff less; teal. tore (about 9 to 100 toe.), llDUe lb.; kaifv stuff less: bimba. 18e IK SMOKED MEATS Haaoa. . 28 9 S3 B.a sreakfast basoR. 37 9 4C; lb. . rstsiaunvvoa js an m . wh. li. a 1 ik . .iaW 11 SltUa? onwa. S 10c; tambs, l$920e lb.; ewe. 10 914 la; hoes. 14 91 He lb. - LaIU Kettle readerfd, 18 He lb.J tierce baaia, eosipouixi. 10- v' BEANS Small white. $7.00: brew, white. $7.00; pink,, $7.04; limaa, $10,80; bayoo. SS.60; red. SS.7S. HOVTC7 New. 14.009 4.50 nef ease. - KICK Japan. No. 1. So; Blue Rose. e lb. : New Orleans, head, (tie. COFFEBr-Boaatad, 22 H 9 M H lb. ta tacks or drama. R.VLT Coarse, half ground, 100s, $18.00 ton; 60s, $17.85: table dairy. 60a, $17.60; nras, ubsj saoie aaa wjtx. 884.80; lump. $26.60. , i - SUGAR Cub, $8.88; fruit and berry. 87.85; yellow C, $7 30; beet, granulated. 87.70; extra CV $T.J: golden C. $7.80, -- CANNED MfUtTelU, $8.00; Why six. (. ease, xkagre, es.oa oassx. SODA CRACKERS In buJJt. l$e lb. w KUTS Walnuts, S19X60 lb.; almonds. S9 28e lb.; tliberta, 17o lb,; peanuts, 8 t ;-f ., MARKET VERT GOOD t , Ship Hogs, Veal, Lambs 8 Checks br return maiL The Savinar Co,e Inc. 100 PROXT STi, PORTLAND, OB. yrit JLEB BtJTERS or " POULTRY AND DRESSED 1MEATS ' WHAT HATE TOT;! - BLUE:YALLEY FHODUCE Ca. ; U aad CUsas fits, Portland, Ore. GENERALLY DOVN Dressed Meats BASKET v Br ttrmaa XL Cokes Some of th downtown markets and a few of the suburban shops are gir- inr the publla th Demerit of the Yery low. pries now in sffsct for in tha wholssals fAarket, but most m uts shops ars stiU trying: to froret that the war and war profits are things of the past. -The pubue Is asked to par on the basis of the highest prices that usually rule lvT the wholesale market while many retailers pocket the profits when they are able to purchase for less. As n example of the methods or butchers in gettinr the public to pur chase supplies under grulse that It is because of the lack of demand for low priced i stock that z the selected cuts must be priced tUl higher, the action of retailers in charring just s much for round steak as for the finer cuts is a-ive. ' A short time sea butchers complained that the pubila would not purchase hams and bacon because prices were low. As soon as the aver age consumer realised this, the demand for pork products increased. Then the butchers quickly advanced tlieir prices. - Sellers of cubebutter are now able to shade their prices about 2c a pound as a result of recent cuts in the whole sale market. . Pullet egs are being- sold at low prices relatively- for the fresh offer ings because of the abundance of such stock, while -the farcer errs command a big premium to go to New York. , Cauliflower, cabbage, lettuce, celery and spinach are still available in aup ply . at former prices. Local sprouts are not plentiful arug not very rood, Halibut remains scarce with the price renerally at 30c a pound. . Retail prices renerally show : Butter Fresh creamery. AO & 64c. Fish -Halmon. 1520c: black cod, 12Hc; halibut. 25 SOe lb. Flour Best Meat patent, tl.8B03.18 pet 49-lb sack. Potatoes New, llHe per lb. . Onions 8 $ 8e per lb. Yamhill street price: Carrots, 4o bunch : string beans. 7e lb.; cabbage, le lb.; cauliflower. 0lie head; teHoce, swive neaa; potato, io lo.; cel ery. B910e bunch; tomatoes. Be lb. Com Best. 20c dosen. Hoay- Comb, private . stores, 20c; pablia market, SOe; quart, SOo; pint. 8Se. Eggs Public market, SO 9 55: private stores, eesyoue oxreen. Poultry Light hens, 22e lb.: heavy hens, over 4 lbs.-. 28a lb.; fryers. 80c lb.; broil ers, 32e lb.; turkeys, faney, 60 Ibt Chicago Wheat SligEtly Lower At the Opening Chicago. Nov. 8. Burin -of deferred fn, tures in a small way helped to firm up the wheat market after aa irregular opanins. Prices were at, lower. Com started unchanged to He off. Later tne market ramea en small burin. oats opened unchanged to Ho higher. Provisions were steady to strong at the ouisei on scattered oaring. Chicago rang by T rifted Press: WHEAT One-- December. . May.; July...... December. . May , July December. . May July January. . . May January . . . December. . May. . . BTJT1NG ON BIO 8CAEE AT OPENING OF COTTON XASKET New York. Nov. 8. Buying was on a w scale at the opening of the cotton market. Traders believed that the census bureau's gin ning figures of 8.189.839 bales indicated a crop under 10.000,000 bales and this doubt less awacxea a lot ot commission purchasing. In addition Liverpool, Japanese interests and the trade bought freetey. Offering were moderate from Wall street the south and some of the spot Booses, Business continued active after the - start, with nricea ruins steadily. The market closed firm at an advance of 53 to 85 points. Spot cotton was steady today, 80 points higher at 8630. No sales. Month. January ... February. . . . March April . May Open, 2550 2525 2600 2465 Open, i High. Ixwr. Close. 115H lllH 115 I15H 118 114H 1144 116 105 108 H 105 H 105 " CORN 69 70 H 68 69 H 60 70 69 70 5 684 70 H ' 68 H 69 OAT8 42H . 43H 4tH 42 42 42 42H 42H 40 40 H 39 94 39 UBD 985 995 977 995 1010 1080 1010 1030 BIBS 985 995 985 995 RTE J, 85 H 84 H 84 H 84 H 85 84 H 84 H High. Iw. Close. 2615 3 2541 2580 2577 S590 2520 2573 2560 2573 2494 2526 . .... 2529 2540 2460 2511 .. .. .... 2465 , 2430 .... .... 2598 2643 2550 2615 June ....... July . August. .... Sept. November. . . December. . . 2550 New Tork Butter and Erra New Tork, Nor. 8. (I. N. S.) Butter Creamery extras. 49H9 61e; creamery firsts, 39 9 48 He; creamery higher Bearing 60 9 50 He; atete dairy tub 84 9 48 Ho. Clues . Market fiwn. Stat flats. 26 H 9 27c; lower grades, 2022o. Wisconsin whole miut. isncy xoung America, 26 H 26 He. State skims, specials, 20a. Eggs Market -etrady to firm. Nearby white, fancy. 90e; nearby brown, faney. 7S9 80c: extras, 67 9 60c: firsts, 44 9 SOe. Milk The nominal wholesale price ia $2.90 Per 100 lbs. Winnipeg; Wheat Options Winnipeg, Nov. 8. Wheat: Open. High. Ixrw. May 103 H 104 H 103 H Dee 100 H 101 H 994 Nov. ...... 106 H 106 105 Closet 104 H 100 7 106 Minneapolis- Wheat . -Options Minneapolis. Nov. -8. Wheat: . Open. .. High, Xow. does. Do. .112H 118H 113 112b May ...... 112 H 11$ H 11 lit 9s tb.; pecan, 35e to.; BrasfJa, 13 H lb.; chest, uta, Japanese. 23 9 ?4o lb, rwi and ShetTflsh -FRESH FISH Silveraide aalmrei. T 910c Tb.: halibwA. llStAe aluk mZt sat. Bt.; basket kippered cod. $3.00: basket kip- ireu buubou. ea.w; Jing coo. IBM a; soi. lOe lb.; iturgson, 20 lb. : OT8TER8 Eairtara, $4.80 sal t Olynuiia, $8.00 gal-. $1 60 e.t.; eraba, large $3.60 4oa, sxaatt $3.60 dos. . Hep, Vo and NUkM , HOPS 1923 exop. XMsniaal. 8 910a Bx HIDES Calfskins. 17e ro. ; kips, x a. green hid. 10 lb.; eatted, 13eT -- MOHAIR Nominal. 23 9 $2 lb. . SHEEP PELTS Loos dry petts. 2Ie: short pelts. lOHo lb.; kmc hair goat peJta! 10 912 Tb.; short hair goat pahs, 30 960 each. .WOorjr-vTuTetnett valley, coarse, 30 9 S2e; saedium, 26 9 tOe lb.: fine. 809 86 lb,: Eastern Oregea-Idaho, 309$7e lb, JPAIXOW AND GRKAfeB No! 1 UUow. $ 9 6H e; No. V 4 H 60; grea 8 H 9 CA4CA1U. BABX 1S2 peeL ej lit! Peel. 80 lb.! trap toot, 7 nvT. v Nsa Otis. Btsv ; RAW . IJNSSE1) OIL- Barrers, pr li?i-f.i. e. V rl. $1.36 BUUJCU LIN SKID OIL Barrel. gt i?2: BgsJ. Mja. per X. 81 Jf iKW-EillSE Drama, Bex gmi. 81.331 8 gat eans. ner ral . 1 7 WHITE UEAD"- 100-Bx fee IK, latest carload leather eates by BaamrfaetBr- vnosauasBi rviaawjllllllg I. O. ax xaill val- ae ia direct 6 retailer and i ithrfflng FLOORtNa; i Blgm. ttm. Asa 134 No. 2 v. (.....$34.00 $47.60 $49.00 -e an s .uy ST.VV FINISH:. - r :i - cetlinqV"' 1x8 No. 2 and bet.. 41.00 .... DROP SIDINO: ' It No. 2 and bet. . 40.00 4100 BOABDS AND aVHTPXAP: - . - 1i:?,t,1 V-i 21.8s 15.80. 18.S0 . VW1.4SlWASi J 44 12-14 ,.,.vt.; S1.S0 33.60 LATH: 4 ft. No. 1 fir...... -8,13 . 3.4S A fUiinxie i. . 4 . i i S 9s 13.40 Total sales. nulla, 4.022,36 feet. BREADSTUFFS IN A GOOD POSITION -I I NORTHWEST GRAIN RCETPTS Commled by the Merefearms -Ajars Wheat Barley Flour Oata Hay VorOaBd. Wed. 74 ... 9 5 :1 Year ago . . i . . $4 1 6 -8 - "3 Season to data. 8.433 268 38 885 671 Tear ago. ...... 15.823 li 147 443 Taooana, Tue. . 2- i 1 Tear ago. . . i . . 10 418 eo Season to date. 63 284 .16 $64, 16 38 ago. . . 1 . . Seattle, Tues. . h A8 Tear ago . . L . . 11 2 -16 Season, to date. 1070 381 881 Tear aco,..i... 3,7t5 105 1004 364 704 By HymaW M. Oohee '. Still another , advano ta the ntee of all grade of flour ia in : early proapeot fey ta local market. Not only are H patent and bakers' brands expectied to rise about 20c per barrel, but a similar advance is likely to bt booked at the 'samei rim for export grade. Despite the temporary lull in the bull move ment of the Chicago market, there continued a very strong . tone for i cash wheat at - Paeifie Northwest points. Millers were buyer of bot& soft sad hard wheats with eiub ' fron $1.22 to $1.24 generally and. with choice xaiu- ina bmeatem stronx. but on a nominal basia at $1.60 per busheL I Turkey red ia in most SHunu AtniM r TnB mfflBsiL sum lor use first dm this season la euotaa dojow tne tab prioe at $1.20 91-22 gwneraliy. I MUlatuffa an ahowinc a very asset i supply. aeoeiUtia to leadinsr lnral ssillera. A fnrtaar of ; $1 pec ton is aue. ins enure coarse -grain and teed market, etand In .a firm neaitum. i : i - Formgn flour business is quiet. Europe S leaking sup plies but is not willing to meet the price views1 of Padfioi Slope millers. A fur ther advance here ia axpectea to change sen timent on the other aide, ! ' ; Broomhall cabled: i I . -i I Greece The QuVntity of Tbfaee wheat which baa been aaed ia reported to -be small, i Eurooe A'he. weather ia enerallr : ssasnto- able and seeding ha been completed under favorable condition except In the Swath went. where farmers are complaining . of cseasnte rainfall. i i India Seeding ia progressing rapidly! fn the North, where soil sonditioaav are favorable, Australia The situation here ia elightily unproved and in the state of 1 Victoria further hght to moderate rains have fallen. The South east section of Australia seems to have Buf fered from the recent drouth, i but conditions in other rarta of the country rs more favorable.-. WHEAT Buying price tidewater, track de livery: dub. $1.22 91-24 pat bu. ; bluestem, $1.40 pet bu.; Big Bend Whestem. : $1.60 ; Turkey red. $1.2091-22; red Kusman. $1.19. DOMESTIC FLOOR Selling price, mill door: Patent, new crop, $7,40; Willamette valley brands, $5.90 6.05 i -'. local straixnt, S5.6S: bakers' hard! wheat. $7.40: baker' bluestem, $7.80; bakers' pastry, $5.10 bbL; graham, $6.20; whole wheat $0.40; rye. 16.80 bbl Price for city delivery. 15 extra; suburban, ; 20e extra. i EXPORT FLOUR Club straight, $3.30 5.40; bluestem, cut-off. $5.60. j. HAT -Buying price : Wills mettev timothy, fancy. $20.00 ft 20.50 : Eastern Oregon tim othy, $22.50 per ton; clover. $18.50 919.00; straw. $8.00;. alfalfa. $19.00; .grain hay. $20.00. GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta 10c for new crop delivery. Domestic bsgs. MILLS TUFFS MiErun at mill iacked. ton1 lots. $32.00; carload lota, $31.00; middlings, $39.00 940.00 per ton. - , OATS Per ton, buying price: Feed, $35.00 i a e ia. .mt tt aa e ou-uu 1 miiiiin, e-v.wv. BABLET Buyiac price: I Feed. $88.00; orewing, g.ou. FEEDSTUFF3 F. O. 3.-mills: BoQed bar ley. $37.00; whole barley. $35.00; alfalfa meal, $30.00; eocoanat meal, $88.00; eracked corn, saa.v-j; wnoie corn, sso.uu. Merchants Exchange bids: WHEAT Nov. Dec Hard white Soft white . Western white ........ Hard winter . Northern sorinar . . . . 3 1.85 ! 1.21 I 1.8 S 1 I2 1.22 1.17 1.19 1.14 1.21 1.17 1.19 Western; red I i 1.14 ! FEED OATS No. 3 36-lb, naturala Ho Bids 36-lb. cUpp No. Bids 38-lb. natural . . . . 35.60 i 85.60 1 - BAHLET ' ! ' 1 I 44-lb, minimum ........, 88.75 - 83.T6 40 -lb. minimum 183.00 .- 88.00 : -C0BN ! - - t ' No. 1S.I. shipment i S4.00 I 83.00 No. 3 K, T. ahlpment- 32.79 82.00 New Tork Surar an CoffeO New Tork. Noe. 8.-n. P.w-Secar, dull; raw, $5.5$; refined, dull; granulated, $6.00 97.00. . (Coffee No. 7 epet Bio, 10 He; No. 4 Santo,. 15 H 9 15 He, : Urerpool Cotton Steady : Xiverpool. Nov. 8. Spot cotton was in limited demand today. Price steady: sales. 3000 bale.; America middlings, fair, 1684 good middling. 1624; full middlings; ISIO middling. 1604: low middlings. 14 70-: good ordinary, 1399; ordinary, 1364. ;Futur openea quwi. Henry Frost Klllg Plants Tennessee, Or.. Nov. 8. The heavy ' frostl has killed the aehJtas. tomatoes and eueum bars which have flourished all -. fall here. AMERICAN LITE STOCK PBICES Ohleaae Hooa SS.SS Chicago, Nov. 8s (L N; 8. ) -Receipts 22,000: market steady. Bulk, $8.0098.50; top, $8.65: medium weighty $S.3O9 8.60; Ught weight. $8.25 8.50: light lights, $8.00 9 8.40; heavy packing sow, araooth. 7.40 9 7.96; packing sowa, rough, $7.1097.80: pigs, $8.25 98.00. 1 r Cattle Receipt 12,000, market : strong. Beef Steers Choi i and prime. $12,609 I8 60; medium end good, $9.00911-76; good and choice. $11.80918.30; common and medium. $7.00 911.00. Butcher Cattle Heifers. $5.00 9 9.80: rows. $4.00 9 8.00: bulla, ! $2.50 9 4.50. ; Cannerai and Cutter Cows and heifers, $2.50 9 8.60; canner steers, $4.0O9 6.60. Sheep Receipt ; 30,000, martst exeaoy Fat, 18.00 914.25: lambs, culls and eommen $9.O012.O0: sorinc lambs. 110.00 9 12.50. yearling wethers, $7.00 9 9.60; ewes, $6,60 9 7.78 ewaa. en lis and. common. $2.00 9 4. SO: breeding ewes $3,00 911.00; jeedtt lambs. Denver Heo ssjbo Denver. Nor. 8. C. P.)-4-Cite reeeipu S10O; strong. Steers." $5.25 9 7.50; cow and heifers. $4.0096.28; storkers and feed ers. $4.78 9 7.23; calvea, $3,00 8.00. 1 Ho reoeipta 800; ateday jto lOe higher. Top. $8.30; bulk, $T.609.8B. I - I Sheen receipt 23,000: steady. 25a higher. Tames, $12.50 918.50; eweal $6,00 9 6.33; feeders, $11.75 912 0. J 1 Smith Omaha. Neb., Nori 8. Hot re- eefpte 400O. Market active. -nerally steady. Bulk packing gradea. $7.26 07.60. Butch ers, is.netts.ie. top. ss.isi ouix. 97.30.9 8.16, ' i Cattle receipt ' 7800, market choice and prime cord fed steers steady. Top $13.25; ethex glow to 25s lower; bolls weak; Block ers nad fseden generally steady. 1 Sheep receipts 10,000, market ' kUling classes etrons to .26 higher.! Top Western laieba. $14.13: fed lambs,; $14.00; fed clipped, $18.10: yearling, 811.75: ewes, $T.10; feeding lambs, $13.25; feeding eyes. $6.60. . - - - ,-i - , f ' Kansas Orty MsTS, 88.80 ; Kansas City, Nov 8. Cattle receipts, 12, 000; market, steady. Stents; $3.00 9 9,50: oowe and heifers, $5.00 9 8.60; etooker and feeders. $4.6097.25: olv( $8.0099.50. Hog receipts. 12,000; raarket ectiea Balk of aalea, 37.90 9 8.15. Top, $8.20. Heaviea. 67.0398.16: light. $7.70 9 8.1 3; taediuoia. 97.05 9 8.30 -. ... .J... ,.,: ir , i Sheep receipts, '0000 ; snarkei, ' ! steady. Lambs, $1$ 00 14.00; ewe, $6,009 7.00. : He sesntie He Market - - SeatU,' Nov, 8. Hog, Bona ; - Cattle rsosipta, 112, market eteedy. Prune eteere heavy. $7,009 7.40; good eteere, $$.50 9 7.00 -aedinm tea choice. $ 8,60 9 T.O0 : fair to good, $8.60 9 4.50: prrm cow. $4,759 6.00: eommen to rood, $$.734.28; eanaera $1.509 s.50; ealvea, tirht.! $5.5091.00; aauTse, aeavy, a.BV y d.ou. ,; Sheep, none. -;; ,i- ' - East era -Cash Wheat -. - - Ch -, Nov. 8 CaeJl Wheat: 1 K 8 r'K2!-.88?0 red, $1.22: NoJ 3 hard, $1,17 9 1.19 Ht ha 3 hard, $1 18H 9 a.i is T ; -. rcu, ei.le H,, . . . i . i Mianeapoaav Not Sj-CaAi wheat:! - Nai 1 jr . ,f y? j 9 1,23 h ; i-ri i TVf,1,1.. t2lV herthern. fHiH2! !! J"- i1 S-rthern. $1.09 H 9 114 H : No- t northern. $1.07 H 2 I'll H s J0l 1 rk 3bmtaaa, $1.20 H syi.ST M ":'.'' i- -: i -. v j -. 1 , Wmnipetv Kerr; ,-Cash I wheat: ) Na' T north, $1.06 H: No. 2 northern. $1,S4H; No. 8 northern. $1.01 H: tt 4 northern. 95Hr: No, 8 awnheraOH; Na aenh era, 84 He; track. Hit , , 1 Baeso Afre Wheat ' Rwnee Aires. Nov. 8. -Opening waeet nn- r hanged. Corn. unclianxad, XlftA. $e mp. Oats, aarhaagwi. 17 ... S.0J5 3 6,41 70 13 1 is : 1. 8.K18 GRADES OF FLOUR HERE ONIONS SELLING AT BETTER PRICE A rather fair demand it showing for eedons from Paejfte Northwest points and for faney good advaae of 10 tb 15e In the former price Is shown at WTTIimetto valley ahipping pofatta i Carload buaiseas is confirmed ' at $1.35 91.40 per: cental for fanqx onion f. a b. Willamette valley. Approximately JO carloads out of a total supply of perhaps 350 cars have been sold to date thai season. Most of them have al ready been snipped, the remaining sold lot awaiting transportation, which ia of eery erracOe Business in carload lota "of etuone has been confirmed with Puget Sound and the inter mountain eonntry. but nothing at all baa goat south or farther East. Front street trade in onion is gaining in activity with the bulk of the bnainee with ratauer at I1.7SS 3.00- per cental for. Mo. 1 stock in new sack. MARKET FOB. COTTON CLOTHS , OPENS WITH PBICES FIRM New Tork. Nor. 8. Prices in the market tee cotton cloth were exceedingly flnn when tradine waa resumed today. Thi tendency was sustained by the active and stroax move. enent for raw staple. Print cloth were in excellent demand and tne re was ernenoe of a still unfilled call lor sbeetux for expert. tmila twuia. naiama ehecka and aateena all were sought, but both buyers and seller showed considerable caution in their operations Tne - raw auk market we Quiet both here ana ta Yokohama. Little ehaaga waa -eported in quotauons, although beat No. ' 1 advanced slightly to 88.47 H pound and Kansai No. 1 tO SS.43. FOREIGN WOOI. ABSORBS HOST INTEREST IN BOSTON MARKET Boston. Nov. 8. Far more interest waa shown in -the foreign wool markets today than tn tb scattered offerings on the summer street market here. Thia undoubtedly , waa due to the lack of stocks here. Some wools shipped here on consignment, however, now are ueint sold. aft Indication of the influence of the foreign markets la asm in the denarture of one of the Americas Woolen company buyers for the London sale scheduled for tne near lutnne. DAIBT PRODUCE OP THE COAST San Francises Market San Francisco. Nov. 8. tU. P.) Butter Extras, 46o; prime firsts, nominal; firsts. 43 Vic Egg Extras, 60 He; extra pullets, 48 He: undemsed pullet. 88c. Cheese California flats, fancy, 23 He. Seattle Market Seattle." Nor. 8. Egg Select ranch, 65c; pullets, 42c Butter lltr creamery. 4Bc: Dnccs. eve. Cheese Oregon triplets. 30c; Tillamook triplets, SI 9 33c; Toung Americas, 33c Le Angst Market 7o Anreles. Nov. 8. Butter 47 He lb. Exit Extras. 66c; esse count, 48c; pul lets, 46a. Poultry Herts, zsc; broilers, 3a; iryers, 26c pound. POTATOES ALONG THE COAST San Francisco Market San Francisco, Nov. 8. (U. P.) Potatoes. Centals, $1.10 9 2.00. ' Onions Brown and yellow, $1.50 91.76 per cental at wharf. v Seattle Market Seattle, Nov. 8. Onions Cahforrii. 2 He; Walla Walla. 2c pound. Potatoes Takim -Gems. $25.009 28.00; local. $15.00 9 20.00 per ton. Los A nosees Market Los Angeles, Nov. 8. Potatoes, Northern Rivers, 1.75t.85; poorer, low as $ 1.5-0; Idaho Basset-, $1.65 91-85, mostly $1.75. Chlearo Dairy Produce Chicago. Nov, 8. (I. N. S.) Bntter Re ceipts, 6527 tuba . Crexraery, extra, 48c; ex tra nrsts, 44eo-c; nrsts, steyevc; paca inz stock. 29 O 81c Eggs Reoeipta, 2998 cases. Miscellaneous, 40945c; ordinary first. 32938c: firsts. 42 948c; checks, 19 9 20c: dirties, 20 921a Cheese Twins, new. 28 H 924c: daisies. 23H24o: Toung -vaAmerioas, 34 He: long- horns,, 24 He; brick, 22 H e. Lire Poultry Turkeys. 85e;- chickens, IT 9 zie; springs, awe; roosters, xec; geose, zc ducks, 220. - Dried Fruit and Beans New Tork, Nor. 8. (I. N. S.) Ben Market steady. Pea, choice. $8.00; red kid ner. choice. $7.60 9 8.50. Dried Fruits Market firm. Apricots, choice to extra fancy, 34 9 38c; apple, evaporated, prime to fancy, 12 9 14 He; prune. 80s to 60s. 17 He: do 60 to 100s, 84 912; peaches, chbtre to extra fancy, 12 H 9 19c; seedless raisins, 33 9 23c New Tork Wool and Hides New York, Nov. 8. (I. N. S. ) Wool Market firm. Domestic fleece, XX Ohio, 42 9 62c; do pulled, eooured basis. 75c 9 $1.20; do Texsa, scoured oasis. l.ll3fjl.53; territory scoured Dasw, ii.juai.ns. Hide Market dull Native steers, $22.50 branded steers, $20.60. New Tork Poultry Market New Tork, Nov. 8. (L N. S.) Dressed poultry Market steady. Chickens, 20 9 40c; fowls. 16 9 30c; turkeys, 80 9 63c; ducks. zomsve: geeae, low zee. J ire poultry Market weak. Chickens. 21 m 23c; fowls, 14 9 23c; turkeys. 40 9 50c roosters, 15c- ducks, 21 g24c; geese, 24 9 26c. Blr Potato Crop. Washington. Nov. 8. ill. P.) The pro duction of ro ta toes waa ' estimated at 438.- 905.000, on of the largest crops in recent years, being nearly 90.ooo.QOO bushels above last year and 60,000.000 above the five year average. Mlsneapolle-DulstB Flax Minneapolis, Nov. 8. Flax, $2.89 H: De cember. 82.39: May. $2.37 ; track, 2.62 H arrive. $2.53 H. Duluth. Nov. 8. Flax. November. 83.50 December. $2.36 H: May, $2.27 H ; track, $2.52; arrive, $2.51 H. NaraT Stores Market New Tork. Nov, 8. Turpentine Savannah $1.57 H: New Tork. Sl.es. Rosin Savannah, $6.67 H ; New Tork, I3.DU, OFFICE OF Oregon' City, Nov. .-By a vote of 1313 to 75 L according to the unofficial returns from : an of the 11 precincts In Oregon City, James 3. Shannon, for the second time In two years, defeated J. J. Tobln for mayor. In a hotly contested race in which the religious issue figured: prominently. Shannon carried the field in the majority ot the precincts.. j C W. Kelly is believed to have won the race for tho city recordership though bis margin of 13 may be changed when the official returns are In. Th recorder vote was: Kelly 769, J. K. Morris 751, R, EL Woodward sss, and J. A. XAsberg 115. , : I By a vote of 1011 to 922, William Stone defeated O. D. Eby for city at torney. " j ' . The result of the couacHmanic fight - Ward 1 A. ,1a. Beatia 35S. , R. S. Hodgson 300; ward X CX Roake 3S4; ward 3 R. I,araves 257, F. H. Cross 345 ; ward 4 J. A- Cameron 385. 7.- C Bridges 231. - 4 - --'r-,.: - The city hall, under the decision at the polls, will be placed upon the Percy Caufield prcyertv at Seventh and John Adams streets. The measure to pur chase that property was carried.' til to 397, while tho amendment to use the downtown site was i defeated, 338 to 1091, The- issue was , clouded , by a move at ths last minute to bold up the construction for a few years by the voting down of both measures, The amendment for the increasing of the firs tax from I to 3 mills car ried by a vote of S2 to CM. SHANNON RETAINS MAYOR CATTLE WEAKER ,;' AT H. PORTLAND WEDNESDAT riTBSTOCK TRADE -. Hsrs Steers Laxabe Portland .........$i6vS0 ,f SAO 311J9 Chleare SA8 13-80 14 J( Omaha .i.i.. I 8.16 18AS 14,16 Xaaeas City 8 JO 9A0 ,1440 Seattle .... 7.44VV, Dearer . i ... &il TJ4) 1IA$ ().No loarket. ! - PORTLAND STOCK - RTJH . v , Hoaal J. Calvea Sheep. .Can. Wednesday.;,. 12T. 158 . 1 ... 17 ll 14 IS ' 3 184 .-100 V.. t 0 week acs. - - . 8 weeks ago.. 83 4 week age.. 812 484- - S Tear ago. ... S7S I 92 . 4 1630 ,.. 14 140 J1S 61l U 3 years ago.. 5 ST S year ago. . 4 year ago. . 878 64 1$ . 237 14 124 ... 0 Be-renteetiload of Utieetook name to North Portland Wednesday; most of them being eattle. which were weak and slow. .Hogs Were steady and. sheep nominally strong. -v A run of 4S8 head was shown ia.th cattle alley st North Portland ovet night. Wednes day's trad opened very flow end depressed annongn no open cuss were mad in quota- Sale in general were aade around the General eettle snarkei range; Medium to good steer Pair to medium steers $ 25 9 T.00 8.60 9 0.26 4.00 9 4.60 6.00 9 6.25 4.60 9 6.00 3.50 9 80 8.00 9 8 60 Common to fair steers Choice heifer Choice cows and heifers Medium to good eows-laeifer. Fair to medium cows-heifers . Common ta far! cowB-net:rs 3.00 9 8:00 Cannera ......... 1.50 9 2.00 3.009 4.00 Bull ........... Choi feeders Fair to xood feeders 6.00 9 5.50 4.00 9 5.00 S.OO i 8.60 Choice dairy ealres . prime light calves . , Medium light calves Heavy calve 8.00 9 8.60 7.50 9 8.00 S.OO 9 6.80 Choice steers ..... $ 6.75 T.SO nwg asoetis oseawiy . Market for hog allowed practically a steady ton at North Portland for the Wednesday morning trade.. Only I a small run of 127 head waa shown. Thigj moved within the for mer range. - 1 General hoc market range: Prhne light .-. .$ 9.59 910 00 Smooth heavy. 230-800 lba..' 8.009 9.00 Smooth ' heavy. 800 lbs. up.. 7.509 S.OO Rough heavy 1 6.00 9 8.00 Fat Din L 9.00 ( 8.50 Feeder pig 8.76 9 9.0 Stags 6.00 9 6.60 Packer Support Lamb With very liberal stock of low priced lamb on feedlot. the packers are naturally rushing to thetupport of ths sheep and Iamb trad at North Portland becaus there are no arrivals in sight. This allows them to stiffen their price en meats without paying tnore meney i or nvestocK. General sheep aad latmb range: Prime east of mountaini lamos giu so li.ou Chlce valley lamiiba . Medium vaBy lamb Common v alley lamb Cull lamb ....... Heavy yearling . . . 10.50 11.50 v.av 10 io.ou 8.50 9 9-60 0.75 9 8.60 8.00 9 8.60 8.60 9 9.00 Light yearling . . . .. Beavy we uier ..... Light wethers 6.60 9 7.00 7.00 9 S.OO Kwes i.i i N. . . .-. Tuesdaf arterneon STEERS 6.35 Na At. Lba Price ii Na At. Lbs. Price. ..1048 $ 0.00 10.. 1023 8 o.uo I 1.. 7.. 2.. 1.. 9. . 1. . 2.. 13. 3. . 17.. 1.. 1. . 1.. 800 6.86 882 o.eo .1003 . 903 . 910 . 818 . 110 .890 .1160 . 825 . 911 . 980 .1120 . 980 .00 6.23 4.00 6.00 8.60 6,40 . . 756 ., 680 .. 918 .. 743 ..1260 .. 987 5.25 6.00 6.25 6,00 4.00 S.85 S.OO fc COWS 2.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 2.60 25. .1004 $ 4.30 1. 1. 1. . 930 4.00 .1270 4.00 .1490 4.00 HEIFERS 1... S80 $ 4.60 2... 1035 S.OO 8... T02 $ 3.5$ CALVES ... 821 8 4.60 17. 1... 880 S.OO 39. 248 $ B.OO 290 5.00 BULLS 1...1450 8 8.50 STAGS 1... 810 3 8.60 1...1010 $ S.OO MIXED 15.. 23. . 1.. 8.. 1.. 2. . 7. . 2. . 1. . 8. . 5. . 8. . 8. . 8.. 89.. 10.. 20.. 806 3 4-00 836 6.00 8. . 898 $ 4.00 370 5.00 10. . HOGS 360 3 9.26 3. 93 9.00 8.76 410 6.60 12. 187 120 OTOO 42... 188 9.00 9.76 6.40 8.40 6.40 170 197 405 - 490 108 196 16 10.00 9.40 2... 221 1. 440 315 626 122 147 870 7.00 6.50 9.00 9.40 9.40 2. . 4. . 5. . 4. , 8.75 9.26 1.. 8.. 7.00 LAMBS 92 $10.10 1 8... 76 $10.10 86 - 10.50 f 3. .. 90 11.00 7.8 10.00 I EWES 167 $ 4.00 i 13..' 188 100 6.00 f - YEARLINGS 4.00 110 8.00 ' 4... 85 8.68 Wednesday Mornln Sale STEERS Na 2. 14. 6. Av. lba ...815 . ..1218 . ,.1048 ... 987 Price, a Na At. Ib. Prioe. $5.60 6.86 6.25 5.50 5.60 2.... 180 $6.00 6.00 S.80 6.00 8 . . ..1063 2t . ..1105 3. ...1180 9. 2 830 COWS 30. 15. ..1053 ..1012 $3.00 i IS 4.50J 1 BULLS $3.50 J 988 920 $4.00 4.50 113. ...1070 HOGS 154. 90 $8.76 j E TO RECALL E - Oregon; City. Net,. 8. With complete returns In from a little more than- half of the county precincts, the movement to recall County Judge Harvey El Cross is losing, the vote in 48. precincts heard from giving the rejcall. movement 2340 votes, and the opposition 2665. In the vote of the election to fill any vacancy in ths office of county judge through the recall. Cross received a rote of 175$, and Fred D. Bhank 1145 votes. The election of three Republican can- aidates for representative to the state legislature is about;, conceded, although A, A. Price. - Oembcratlo nominee, is running only about 500 votes. behind M, J. Lee. The count on representative in the 43 precincts shows George G. Randall 3613. Philip Hammond 2969. M. J. Lee 3773, A. A. Price 3295, and Mrs, Slate Gaffney 1773. ' .., --- . -' V Judge J. TJ. Campbell has been re elected judge of the .circuit court by a substantial count, early returns giv ing him 3955 votes and bis opponent, George Story. 10441 The election of c. W. "Kruso to the office -of county Commissioner is In dicated in the heavy majority of votes coming In in the earlier return. His opponents, H. W. Hageman and Roscoe Gard. are considered definitely out of the race. ---i For constable In! district 4, Ed -For-june. Incumbent, is leading over D. E. (Jack) Frost. by a 3 to 1 ms jority. wawawawawawvjsBsswXSjawt " - ' GRANGE XEETOTO OPENS : Vancouver. Wash-, Nov. S. The two day qT$nrterly meeting , of . Ppnona Grange opened today la '"- Fishers Granre ball. : Judge Georre B. Simp son and Judge B, H. Back spoke to day. Dr. J. B. Blair. Miss Mabel Jar rett, county nurse, land Miss Ruth Bol linger, county Juvenile fficerfc will spealc toTnorrow. C P. Bush, master i of Columbia Pomona Grange, will pre side over the sessions. MOV JUDG IS LOSING TRADE EXCURSION MAY DE GRANTED SPECIAL RATES . y K.y--t-- t . "''-.-'.;.. .":. OraaUrttr of Special rates to busl- ikessroea who Join the trade excursion on the - first - combination pnssengrer--carro jtship sallirtr between this port and tfi East coast of South America is , belnr considered by the United States Slilppinr - Board, according to advice received by the Chamber of Coniemrce today from Rr W. Relyea, director, of operations for the Pacific coast, . ,. - . .-. -....htf The board recently- announced its In tention to allocate three combination hips of the SOS typs to the Pacific ooast-South America run 'and invited business men : of the "city to form, a trade excursion party. Dates for es tablishment: of . the sereioe hava not been been arrans;edet by the board. ADMIRAL ETAN8 TAKES PASSENGERS AND CAKGO With a capacity load of frelrht. a full tee rare list and a fair number of first cabin passenrers, the steamer Ad. miral Srans of the Admiral lino left downstream ' at 11 o'clock this wiorn inr on her first trip to the season fa the rerular coastwise rn to (he South. The Admiral Kvana is filllnr the place of the Senator, now under- roing; repairs in San FTarjqlsco. Previous- to being assigned to the coast? wise -run the Admiral Evans was en raged in the Alaskan excursion serv ice. " i .''.' GRATS HARBOR SHIPPINO Hooulam, Wash,, No. 8. The Standard Oil company tanker Kl 8e- rundo put to sea. yesterday afternoon for San Francisco, after delivering a. cargo of oils and gasoline kt the Grays Harbos tanks. ' Steamer Fort Brarr cleared for San Pedro with a cargo of lumber loaded at the - Hoqulam Lumber 6c. Shingle oompanys milL Steamer Grays Harbor arrived from San Francisco with a part Cargo of general merchandise billed for the Foster Wholesale company. After dis charging this cargo, the Grays Harbor will proceed to the Lytle mill to load. The E. K. wood mill, which was forced to shut down a month aso when the frame for the carriage saw broke, resumed operations yesterday. DBEDGINO IS BEGUN Dredging of; a channel in the Clate kanie river and Beaver slourh to the Columbia river, 'approximately four miles, to the depth of six feet and a width of 40 feet, hag 'been begun by the dredge Monticello, under the di rection of Major Richard Park. United States army engineer, in charge of the second harbor district. It will be necessary- fori the dredge to dig ap proximately two miles of the channel. OCEAN RATES FIRMER New York, Nov. 8. X N. S.) Ocean steam grain rates were firmer, today with plentiful tonnage, and chartering rates steady. 1 General cargo demands. were quiet Rates were : United King dom, 2s 94 3s 6d ; Germany, Ham burg 13o per ewt. ; France, Atlantic ports, 15c per cwt., Mediterranean, 17c2ic ; -Holland, Rotterdam, 13c, Antwerp 12c. SEA CAPTAIN PINED Fines of $100 each against Capt Anton Swanberg of the tnotorehlp Challambra and against the vessel It. self will be collected by Collector of Customs 'Piper, because the ship was taken from Seattle to BeUingham'last month without a pilot. The vessel grounded, resulting in an investigation. Captain S.wanberg'8 license was sus pended. CLEARS FOR EAST COAST The steamer William A, McKenney, bound for the.Kast coast via Seattle, cleared this morning sat the customs house. It was expected that she would get out of the river today with 2000 sacks of fine oil meal for Seattle.- -In her cargo for East coast ports are 3260 cases of canned fruit and vege tables. s ALL-WATER ROUTE - New York. Nov. 8. The McDougal Terminal company of. Duluth next s or ins: will open the first all-water route service between Duluth and New York, under the name- of the Minne- sota-Atlantio Transit company. ALL ALONG THE WATERFRONT The German bark Harald, -which has been lying at the Clark A Wilson mill, Lrnnton. where she discharged ballast, was moved to the Montgomery dock Tuesday, awaiting a berth at - the North Bank dock, where, she wlU load ersin . " v - i L. A. pike, chief deputy collector of customs, has returned from Astoria, where he spent several days looking over tne arrairs or tne ornoe. - The freiatht and oassengrer steamer Rose City, of . the San ' Francisco A Portland Steamship company, left on schedule Tuesday for the South. Changes tn masters recorded at the customs house Include M. C Bakke, new captain of the tug Oneonta, who F.ll.v.. Mlnhsal Kalan-' W. W Mo. Cauley, who will arain take the,.Lur- Iine. wnica nan oeen in cnsLrge.oi ja, Johnson recently : and A. C. Geer is placed aboard the steamer . Cascades. vice E. A. Barclay. i News I of the Port Arrlram MevgarnVae 9 " Panaman. American steamer. front New Tork and way ports, general... - Charlie Watson, American Votorship, from San Pedre, oil. Delrosa, Amerioan steamer, front Grays Har bor, lumber In transit. ' Georgins Bolph. Amerioan steamer, ' frost San FTancsce, general. Wahkeena, American stoaaoer. from San Francisco, general. Ham or. Amerioan steamer,: for San Fran cisco, ballast. - , American, American steamer, for New Tork aad way porta, general. Richmond, American steamer, tor Saa Pedro, ballast. ' ; ' Mystic, AmerWs ateaffler. for New Or leans and Way porta, general. . Sudbury, American steamer, foe New Tork, lumber from Westport. Admiral Evan. Amerioan ate mar, fee San Diego and way porta, general. . . , ! BraUberg, Norwegian steamer, for Toko hama and Kobe, general. ' ,.- --. , -.,;--!---!. -"V ,. -; "'-..', Waaahee at ftfers JHeutli -- North Bead, Ner. S. Conditions at the mouth of the river st noon: - Sea smooth, wind east, miles; weather part ekmdy. " TJA1XT BITER BEABINGS r -i: 8 a at., Paeifle Time. rmatiSa Engeaw . . Albany . . Sauesa . i OTewaaijH Fortlana 1 iiW '-faliT BITER FORECAST The Wulaatetts river si PwrOsnd win rem sin Iv statiouarr during the next three dar except as altected by the use, 4 AT WORLD'S PORTS - Ban lnciseo. Nor. -: 8.' Arrived today Frank Un. Mew Tork 18:20 am:; Scalane, ttnrteerisrrt 8:20 a. tn.: Ooean Ftibc. Flash- lac, S s. Be.; Multnomah, Su Helen. 4:40 n ii vmwfi : . :-S' fill " 23 X, 3-0. 10.06 49 81 10 1.6 .0 0. 04 ' 91 43 t 20 ..-. . .... .... .... 30 -1.0 010.05 86 -. 38 13 3.4 0.8!0. 1 .... .... 1 19- 8.4 (HO. 31 6$ 43 T1DB AT ASTORIA THCRSDAT jfiirh Water; Love Water : ' -.04 $u St.. T.J ft, ' f :31 a, Wv. 3.8 ft. 1 :18 p. rru. 8.6 ft, 10 :2s p. jru O.S ft, I a vui I Altera, Yokohama, 5:83 a W? Prc; Lea Aftgelea 8:50 a. an.: J. A. Moffet, Seat tle, 6 .Hi a. xa, Sailed today: Lee Angeloaj. Lo Ahgaha. S a xa; WUliam ; T. Hsrrin, Monterey, 6:10 a m.; Pro vide ncia. Sanu R- La, e:40 a, xa.; B Lorry, m angeies. w.v Astoria. Nov. 8. Arrived at mideiglitJ dredge i Cot P. B, attehie, from Coo Bay, Arrived at 30 and -left p as s a m steamer Geergina Bolpo. from San Francisco. Arrived at 6 and left no at 7 aiav, suame Wshkeena. - from Baa . 1 ranciaco. .. San I FTsxisee, Now. T. Sailed at 10 ai m.. Dntch i eteaarer Dinteldyk., from Portland for Europe: Arrived aa noon, eaoajner Frank H. Back from Portsandr Sailed at 3 p. sauj, steamer Montana, from . New. Xeek for Portf land, f Arrived at 10 a an., motntship Calfc ferniaxL.f reaa Portland tor Tatted Kingoom, Sailed j at 11 p. m.. motorahip BoobyaUa, fo Portland. . h- - ' - Astorts, Nov." t.-ArrlTed at 8:10 end left up at 1 8 pi m., steamer Panamsa, from Nest Tork and way porta Sailed at :S p. xai Ksknukss. tar - Kse Tork and .-wa porta f Sailed, at 7:8 p. an.. British ataam.t Devon City" tor Europe, Sailed at 7 p. ml stmer Rose City for San Franoisee. Ar rived at T and left up at 8 p. m.,.otorhi CliarH Wstaon from San Pedro, - Bailed at 8:80 p. so., steanier WUlfaro, tor New Tor saoraaV norta Sailed at 9 P. i m.. Steamer Santa Paula, for BalUmor and! way porta Arrived at 7:19 and left Bp at P. Sal steamer Delrosw, from Gray Harbor. - f e Everett. N6r. 9. Sailed at S aj m., eteanter ttoOln Atoatr, iron g-oruawi lor lawsjsaa. . coJi fKsv. Not. 8 ArriTed t 7am tesunr Admiral .Goodrich, from Portland lot Kursk and San Francieco, I ! Hani Pwdro. Nov, t. Arrived, steamer Brush from !ew Tork and way porta, lot Sea rranr Cisce ana roruaua.. . , - j - Seal Diego, Nov. 7 Arrived- and sailed, steamer Admiral Fairs gut, PorUaid, . I Tatooah. Nov, 7. Passed in. w earner Steel Engineer, from Baltimore via roruana. -.-. ttii Nov a Arrived. Korthwesten from South wee tern Alaek. 7:16 a, m.: Ste8 Emrlnoer. . frocn Baltimore, . ik - PorUamV Sailed.' P. J. Luckenbach, foe Joaton. 1;4$ a ta i ' ; Koi 7, Arrived, President IGrant. .from Manila, 8:45 p. tn,; Spokane, ifrom Southe eotern Alaska, 4:l0p. m. , " I No7. 7. Sailed, H, P. Alskender, Sn Pedro 4 p. Santa Rite,. Ssn Diego, 8:46 O Ml 1 i - - . - Ev'rt,i Na, t-iled, Davenport, for Ssn Franeiseo, 2:30 p. m.i Bbta Adair, for New Tork.; 4 p. n. " L - . . f Aberdeen, Nor. T. Arrived, iUa Jacinto, from Ran Francisco, 1 -p. m. ; Daisy Freeman, from Ban Pedro, 1 :S0 H. m. MrglnU Ohen, from Ban Pedro, 2pm.; Willie A BlgYln. flora San Ftaocisco. 3 p. Hi . j. Grays Harbor.- from San i Franeiseo, 9:80 a mJ; Nehaiem, " from San j Frawasco, 9 :30 ailed. Jlrose. for Valparaiso, via Port- m. ; EI Begundo, jur ittobmooa. Hrvwi tArt Tlr-.ee tetr itedondau Sam. una. i a hl, m. Yokohama, Nor. 4. Bailed, Seattle Mant, for Kobe, . - - ; . ' , T ' - - -il Ave be, nov. a. euuwa. ins n ssaru. iox aaatue, via i-oruano. ... t k.l V'. . BnM mmi.mm A A .1 J for Vanocuver: President Jefferson, for HsaUls. Hongkong, Nor.' . -Arrived, -. President Madison, from., Scastle. Vessets as' arrive Vassal. From Date. Georgins Boiph. . . .. an Pedro ,.,Not. 8 Wshkeena . . paa ran .No. Del rose Babinda eattl . . ...Nov. t .nan rear.. ..not. Toahida Maxu . Kobtni Adair , . . , . . . . ww . ' .Kobe Not. , , . . omus . .Nov, , Not, . .Not., ... Nor, Sinaloa. . . . . . Maaatlaa ibukiaea Maru . . . .Kobe .. . Nevada... ..s.i'r 10 Cardiganshire ' " . . .Nov. 10 Wspama . L...K0V. 10 Pennstrlvaniaa -. ... -tr""" - ...Nov. in Nov. 10 Howtek HaH S?w...ior" Hteel lngineer HeaUle k.t.SM. Ill Daisy I . .-..,Sa Fraai. . . . Nov. 13 Lygnern Admiral Parrsgut . . fewosHiue i, , ,iov. 11 San.DiesTa! . .'.Nov. 13 Philadelphia . .Nov. 18 s1""'.,- ssn Fran k..o. is ..Nov. 18 ...Nov. 18 . Nor. 14 wTsi Lnckenbach . . . PhJledeiphi Boodowoeo . V a IT STTJ. Bnabvalla i - ........ San Padre For Data Sudbury . . . ....!. riana-i ,r or, Willi B A, stcaenney . naiamnre Not. New Orleans. .Nov. . ..... ' . w - I Amencaa ....... ij" awra, Santa Paula. ..... ...New Xorkl. . ..Not. admiral atvaaa. . . . . . Sa LHeeo. , , MoT. admiral Svan ...nan m rani ... .now Tuoorsiar ....... ii ' " . w. LeaceBltaaa.New Tors ...M. n . . .New Torfi - . -Nov. 10 Sinalor: . ..Mexieo ...;..Not. 10 Roman PrlnO -,. .... .England .....Nor. 8 Delross. .,.Mxiee . . ...Not. 10 Bermuda i ........ .China, .f. .. .Nov. 10 Willamette ......... San Fran I. . . , Nor. 10 Toiin Mara ......... Japan rJ..-.,Nr.-l;l Lygnara d.... .Sydney . J,. Nov. yi Kabind .....Baa Fraal ...Not. la Georgin Kolph . . , , , Msn Fran ...Not. 18 Robin Adair ...,i....rw iorx Pennsylvaniaa ...... . JiTeTTiooi V'vadAe, .......... .New Tork -...Nov. 13 .. .Nov. 19 ... .Nov. 13 Wspama ........... San Fraa , . .NOV. 14 -J.' Viasls In VmA - - t Berth. Baron Cawdor ilrving Dock Bares OgUvy .-. . . I .North Bank Bavmnda Infnan-Paulsen Challambra St. Johns Hill ChllUcothe . . ............. Comfoot Doel Daley Putnam Deerfteld . . . . Hail news ... Haxatd Columbia Co. UUI Willamette Iron A Steel . p. Lumber .Montgomery Dock a, Kruse La Merced ............ M. S. Lessen Oregon Fir ........... Oregon Pine ........... Pavaiao .,,.:.. :. . . west Oregon- Mill ...Etevatot Dock ., .... , . A Vest port , . . . I . . . Wtpott ...PeninamU Mill .St. Heleat Pawlet ...... Roman Prince, Ryder Hanify . ... . . . . .Uaerr-Gifford . .Terminal N. ..,.!.. .Wauh sierra ..... .... .......... . . . Bauaat uook Solano . .... .Clark Wilson sudbtuy . ....... rr eeipovt Taibu itara ...... Tndorstar i ....... . Willamette ....... Week; Caret .... . . WestiO'Bewa .1... Kojlfl Mara . ..... Aedrea Luck en bach . . Standard Mil . .Terminal No. ! . . . 1 . .St. Helens , A.J... Dry Doek . Drydoek Terminal Mo, . . .American Can Psnasuea . . Terminal No. WUliam AT HcKanney. Willamette Iron A Steel Hoquiaaa .............. , .Terminal So. 4 POSITIONS OF TEflSELS Br Federal Telegraph Company. November 7. 8 v. . -Siskiyou, -Saa Pedro, for Columbia river, 98 miles south ot, San s-ranetsoo. i - - 4 . t Bearpert, San Pedro for San Franc isoo. ISO milaa-aonth of San Frsncisco. . -Harvard, San Francisco for Saa Pedro, 70 mile south of Baa Praaefaieo. ) i. Calif amis n. noon, Astoria tot Bir- Francisco, SO mile north of nan Franeiseo lisntanip. Humboldt, San Fraacisoo for Santa BarbaH, 23 mile south of Saa- Francisco. W. S. Porter, San Francisco tor ' Monterv; arrived at Monterey 0:80 .rfcnl. -.:. -j San Juan. 8s Frandsoe for Cristobal, 13 miles south of Ssn Francisco lightship.- , j Robin Goodfellow, r pjan Praneiaeo for Sam Pedro. L5 miles south of San Frandaco light ship. I -I :; I-.- -ff ; Santa Maria, Victoria for Port Baa Lola, 100 mile north of Cape Blanco.1 - 1 ; Sabine Sun, : San Pedre fori Phtladelpbl. T84 mile southeast of San Pedre. 1 Coiambta, New - Tork for San Franciece, 1044 mile south of Saa Franciaco. ! Robin Adair. Everett for Portland, 85 miles front Ererett.- - 1 . - -1 Prank Lynch; San Pedro for saa ftaaeisee, S3 mile aouth of Saa Ffaacleeov - r Eedor. Saa Fvaaciace lor New Tork. 87 mile south of Mamanulo. '. I I Walter : A Lockenbaeb, noon. " Saa- Pedro for Philadelphia.-1023 miles soothe of Saa Pedro. t- - - . - -. - - -' - i - -" i San Diego, Ban Pedre fog Taeoma, 36 miles south of Columbia rivet I ' - - . 1 Lai Puriaima. Bichmond Beach for- Olewta, 286 mile from Oleum. - - - - -r. - m Ernest Meyer, Gray Harhor for San Pedre. 800 mile south of Grays Hsrbee. -. . Fred Baxter. Blaine for, Sam Pedro, 460 mile front Blaine. - ;' .--. v ij-.-.-.-. 1 v Wahkeena, San Fraacisoo f or Portland, 63 mile sowtb of Columbia river. ! ' Georgin Rolph. San Frsnlsco for Port land. 84 mfle sooth of Columbia river. . Ewrettv San Francisco- fof jSeaUle, 30OU mile north of Dan Frsncisco. c , Frank O. Drum. Gaviota for fioaoiolu. $06 mile west of Gsviota, - - j , , Multnomah, St, Helen . for San Fraacisoo, 6S mile north of Saa Fnncisea -: VSSB SS West Coyote !....Nov. 3 T !-, - ! I t ' TOKOHiV A, KOBE, tlOKOKOKO, MANILA . ' tJSSB S3 Pawlet - Nov. IS I IJSSB S$ Ilannawa M Dec IS T . -' . - .tS3a SS (Wawalona.....,.Lec 20 , ? , I "t ' iFor 'f?tw.'ntMei 'ett; 'spiptw' to iyl .',''' TltAFFlC DEPARTMENT Broadway M6. - 699.S33 Besrd efrTssde Hidg. , porUssd Oreo biWe from Caviota. ? ' i . lanain. fan Franeiseo for port saa 158 nules front Port San Luia Oleum. Saa Pedro for Lares. 840 (hues from Eureka ". r..;.--'-: i" '" '. ' November! 0. R n, m. Tank arrow, can Francusoo for Beaumont. 1267 anile northwest ; of Balboa I - ,,,.."-;...' - - - ' r Surusa. flan Francisco- for Balboa. 29 muea south west ot Cap Acapuleo, ..'"' Meigs, San Francisco foe Manila, 1007 muse west of Honolulu. Praaident Cleveland. Shanghai lor Hong- - song. 1 8 mils from Sbanahat. . Stock too, i Manila for San Pedro, 8320 Sous west of Saa Pedro, - rt- "-" West Faraloa, lokoham for Eobe. 40 suies fro Tokohaha. ' j- Nawport. i Panama foe. San Frandaeo, Z478 mile south of San Fraiwdeco. V. S. a. T. Grant. San y-reneisco lor Ma. nil. IT 89 mile west of Honolulu. Torba Linda, Boon. . Tokuama for Saa FrsBciseo, 8580 mile east of Tokuyams, n tan ley, noon, aooei tor ,u.onouiu. sauv Stile west of Honolulu. ; - Chlhuahaa.' San Pedro for alanxantuo, 19 Bile northwest of Cap San Lncas. President: Lincoln, Xokohama for Baa Tn- etseo, 1 1 90 i mile west" of Honalultt. . JHy navsr radio: '"',1 " ' . a a v- !. TMnrU foe Tnka. hama. i2( miles from Victoria. 8. S. Wheatland Montana. Vancouver fof Tokohame, 3176 mite from, Seattle. - . ProsjrWt nntiin,-! Vancouver jor xoxo haro -1713 miles from Flattery. .. TalUiyybtne, - Astoria foe 1'okohama, 1100 mile from Victoria . - - '. ' -- President Mravintey. Seattle for xokenama. 8873 mils from Heat tie. -, - President WHaon. ShanShai for 'Tokohama, 13 -miles from Shanghai, - " - - . i4itotctie. at Port AsMon. - Tuaoanstar. Vaooouver for Cuba.' 190 stiles south of Flattery, ; , - r ., Hakuihrika Mara, gnrey Hsroor tor japan. TSO miles from Gray Harbor. afeaon, at laoysmltn. BabiBda. I Berkley aound. It. C. fof Pert land. 1S5 mils from Columbia river.. ItlQt Msntsmta. ananorea st -jveaa nay. POWEB EQCimUt HERE Equipment for the new upper Clack a mas river power plant of the Port. land Railway; Light Power company eame into port , on ' tne Amencan- Hawaliani steamer Panaman Tuesday. it was being unioaaea ioaay at ger minal Not 1. It also carried 150 tons of steel plate' for the Willamette Iron 4c Steel works. - ia. " j -' ? ; , ' nAirtXT 18 TO SPEAK i ' Oregon . City, NoY.' 3. Congressman W. C. llawley wUl soealc st the Broth erhood meeting tonlsht st tho Congre- gsUonal church hero, supper win o served by. tho Ladies' Aid society st 8:10 o'clock. - TKAJTSPORTATION' travel; t. rWA kwnymi , i. raoaaewit au Steamsnip ixmpntaa aa can eeeur available apse en any steamet eg Say line. Issuing from war etflae the 'STEAMSHIP TtOKSTS Patrons eon Umpla ting travel st barb at tbroad, or bringing their friends or Tenure over from Ui okl eonntry. suoijld tak ad vantage , 0J' cxpariancad inormaUos ' tree of bar. - . , JOURNAIL "vwf J INFORMATION OOSJ8EV B. SMITM. Man see The Aeurnal Brat. Tsleehenet .. Portland, Oreeen. , . Maethall 197 SS. ADMIRAL EVANS Bail rrom' Munloleai Does M. S Wednesday, Nevembee S, 40 A. M. .. . - -.... - . e SAN WRANCISOO AOS AMoet.CS ' . san Diaeo - - -. " " 1 SPCOIAL ROUND TRIP KXOURSION FARBS Af4 rRANOISOO ..,.,.$60.00 LOS ANQIL.C8 , . $74.00 SAN DICOO .......... .881 AO TIOKET OjrpiOC ' SO-I IO IT.' COR. STARK HONS B)tOADVAV MSI . Astoria and Way Points STRS.f LUBUHE ANO U,DI;,' Dally, Except Saturday. i - I 7:30 P. M. . . Fare to Astoria $15 On Way I r t d.uu itound Trip i Week-End Roand Trip f 2.50 The Dalles-Hood River " - Steamer Berries ''' Lily, Exeept Sun.. 7:15 A. M. Faie to The Dalles f 1JZ5 I Hood River $1.00 The narking Transportation Co. Broadway 6S44 Alder St. Bock ROYAL MAIL to EUROPE ' - rHS. COMFORT ROUTE New Verb - Oberbour Southampton Hamburg -ORSITA .. . Ne. .an. 10 Feb. 1 ' ORDUNA ...Dae, 30 tn.S1 Mar. 14 PlftCOT fASSCNOIR SIRVIOI frein iraof l Coast Poet to U. Sw . J Rgealar Sal II net " Tfesi Boynl Mall Steam Paeket Co. Rainlee Slog., seatua or Leeal Aaente , - . ' .V ' North cbina Line COLUMBIA PACIFIC! SHIPPING COMPANY , y, ". iOpersUns; United States Government Ships DIRECT -TRPTOHT f BPRTirK rTITHOUT - tbanhhhip;:pnt bktvVEKjt -' ; j portiaxv. .oRiiGOJi- . -. j. r :. - TOXOHAXA, f 3OBE,I1h AKOHAI, TAKTJBAB : . j - .(Tiestsla) DAJRK3T . ItTSSB PS West pltowa ....Dec IU8SB S3 West Keatrf .:...Deo, 31"