TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OULGON.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. II, UZz.
MANY FACTORS CONTRIBUTE ' TO - SHARP LOSSES' JN NEW YORK STOCK: LIST
GENERAL LOSSES
IN STOCK MARKET
Br Stuart f. West
Wall Street. New York,, Not. 11. There
m further sharp declines on the Stock Ex
change tnrtaT for which there waa ne on
i. "W!ici definite or generally
- 4 accepted cause. V hat
I 1 J 1 u
nnderetood in th light
l . BT ft tongiaiuon
5. 3 .ride factor with'' nn-
' , s tarorable eondvt ions
v' Undoubtedly ff of
y tad iwira from Turkey
.'.':'. 3 deterred people wbo
w f ' -5 otherwise would ktrt
prices. TOM U4 ine
market mar senstrree
to the short selling and
forced hlquidations tost
were ruinx en.
There was a lot of
rather rague diseuesioa
aver What the increase
rtiire-ttfniattottft in eenrnrH mtcnt
business future and eflpecmuy
WALL STREET STOCK QUOTATIONS
:Y'' --i,1 '.i i j ; ", -I Reported by Orabfk Coak Co. ffif
Rucks.
High. I
.... t
1m reuictei
mean for tin
for the railroads. Bat inasmuch as the aixty-
eighth-congress will not come into being for
ajiotber year amies the president caiu a sie-
eial iffwfl nest spring, these conjectures are
altogether premature. They counted ia the
market today bowerer, as distant possibilities
- contributing to1 the prevailing depression in
speculsUve shares.
Leans Are Over Extended
Of more consequence than any of these
outside cor.sklerations was the (act that de
spite the beary selling at the close of Octo
ber. Wall street loans : were still ores ex
tended. This month many houses were carry-
imr S3 ore storks than tiiey eared to esrry and
. were 1 bringing pressure to bear upon their
clients to lighten up. The selling had little
reference to earnincs or business prospects
fine railway stares were as weak as anything-,
although tbey are he ring one of the
most prosperous quarters in their history.
Esehanpss Hold WeH
That the tense at ate of affairs fa the Near
East sraa anything more than a nsgatiT infra.
race in the security lealings, was hard to be
lief in siew of the reaction of t'.ie fore.cn
exchange. Sterling held around its recent
high and the remarkable advance m Italian Br
continued while French and Belgian francs
were quoted higher. Heavy selling of French
and Belgium goremment bonds was once mora
a feature.
Belling was heaviest in the last half hour
? the stock msrket- There sraa Tory little
attempt at support and even allowing for the
- outside uncertainties, the baying power was
surpnsingly weak. Prices left off at the bot
tcm with the whole list very weak.
' Northwest Business Changes
.- Lebanon. Nor. 11. R. U Henderson, local
cabinet maker, has recently bought an interest
. in furniture factory at Albany. The new
firm will mantt'aeture all kinds of furniture.
Frueign ezctianve Honed tinner. sterling,
M.t3; franc. .ut44; lire, .0448 ;
marks. .(J0U1 6-10.
Grays Harbor Bankers Meet
s- Monteane. Wash.. Not. 11. The bankers
of Kims, lorter and Oakeille were boats st a
dinner meeting : of the bankers, of Grays Har
bor county Friday! night. About 25 were 'n
attendance. G. Ci. Ginrirh. president of the
I.ambermens Bank at Trust conrpany of
. Iloquiam, was chosen president, and William Ji.
Jjimoreauz, assistant cashier of the First Na
tional bank, eras ebown secretary of the county
Sv.iiOciation for the ensiling term.
Chicago Board Closed
Chicago, No. 11. (L X. 8.) The Chi
cago board of - trade sraa closed today ia ob
Bvrvaace of ArmuLice day. -
Ship TURKEYS
- TO ARRIVE B 3SOT. 17TH
OQa is the; market on
WOt FANCY BIRDS:
Notify us by; return mail how many
you will shir to arrive by the above
date.
BLUE VALLEY
PRODUCE CO.
4th 'and Gllsaa' Sts Portland, Or.
THANKSGIVING
POULTRY
Shfppinr InstrucHons: SHIP
IIRKSKJSS Tl'KKKTH, BUCKS,
HEESK and. CHICKENS to arrive
Nov. 23-27.. inclusive. HHIP L1VJ5
TI'RKEVS, DI CK!, OEESK and
CHICKENS AI OSCE. -VEAL,
HOGS. BEEF, . Ml'TTOJC, EGGS,
HIDES, JACKRABBITS and BEL
ni AN HARES also wanted. Ship
any troanttty, our outlet la unlim
ited. Prompt returns.
CUIMCKSOS i HILLER
- lt Front St- Portland, Oreron
Ket. 1912
; DRESSED TURKEYS, DUCKS,
. - GEESE, POULTRY, HOGS
v AND YEAL
lSE OUR LU'S SERVICE
vtKixK' ron TAGS
SHERIDAN FRUIT & PRODUCE CO.
Portland, Ore., n M'ashlnrtea U
: TURKEYS
: I.Ivo oTf dreasssd. Top , cash , prices.
Write for our free Instructions on how
to-market turkeys. Live potUtry of
ail kinds wanted.
- , We Pay SPOT CASH
; j. Bet. 1st If at. Bank
" Crescent Market
- " , l f Sit FlKST 8TBEET
TURKEYS VANTED
ALSO CHICK E3TS, GEESE, BUCKS.
. VKAli AXD HOGS
. HJg-htst .Prices Write tot Tar
Vogel Produce Co.
11 FROST ST., POBTLATTD, OB.
. w
17 i.i rase
Adraace Kaas .
do pfd
Aar Chess
Aostia 9iches ......
Ajax Rubber .......
Alaska (rtkt .........
Alaska Juneau . . . . .
Allied !heaajcalB . , . . .
A lr-Che laeors .-.-.
do pfd' ...
An Beet Busar . . . . .
Asa Bosch , .
Am Can Co
de pfd
Am Car V !Tdy Co: . ..
do pfd i
Am .o ti
Am Iru Bmd ..(.,..
As Hide Leather.
do pid . -
Am Ice .. . .-....,..
Am InU Corp . . . .
Am Lin-eed
do pfd . .
Am Ixc
do pfd
Am Safety Baaor
An Ship A Com. i
Am Smelter .... 4
do pfd ...i
Am Steel Fdy . . .
Am Sugar ...... .
do pfd
Am ftumatrm .
Am Tel Jt Tel ....
Am Tobacco .... 4
do "' . . . . i
Am Wool .-.
do- is! d . .
Am W P pfd .......
Am Zinc .........
Anaconda . ....
Associated Oil ......
Atchison .
do pfd . . . . -i '-....
Atlantic Coast Line
AO. Gulf A W I
Baldwin LoeomotiTe
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio . . .
du pfd $
Barnsdell Corp "A" . .
do "B" ;
Beth Steel "B" . . . . i
3ootli Fish
B R T
Butte C
Butte A Sap .......
Burns Bras "A" ....
do "B" .... .......
Caddo Oil . . .
Calif Packing
Calif Pet
do pfd
Callahan Zinc A Lead.
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather .
Cerro de Pasco .....
Chandler Motor ....
Chicago A N W ....
Chicago Gt W
do pfd . .
Chile Cop
Chino . .
C M St P
do pfd ..........
Coco Cola
C A O
Colo FA I..
Colo Southern
Ccl Gas A Klec ...
Columbia Graph ....
Con Gas' ........ n
Cons C'sars .-. ....
do pfd
Cons Textile
Cont Can ..........
Corr Prod . . .
do pfd
Coadeu Oil
C B I A P.
do A pfd
do B pfd
Crucible .
do pfd . .
Cuba Cane . .
do pfd . .
Cuban Am Sugar . . . .
liasison Chem
Del A Hudson
Pel A Lack . . . . . . .
Pome Mines .......
Klec Stor Battery . .
Endicott Johnson
Erie ,
do 1st pfd '
Famous Players
Fed alios A Smelt. .
do pfd
Fisk Tire
Gen tMgars ........
Gen r.lt-e . . . . .
Gen Motor
Gen Mot . .
uen AApualt .........
GUddin Paint . . . .
Goodrich T A R . .
Glen Alden
Granby .......... i
Great Nor Ore. ...
Gt. Nor pfd ........
Greene t'ananea
Gulf 8 Steel ,
Houston oil .........
Hupp Motor
Ills Cent . I
Inspiration . ,
Int At Corp com
do pfd
Intel bora ;
do pfd '. .
Int Harr
Int Mere Marine
do pfd , .
Int Nickel . j
Int Paper .
Int Comb Eng
Invincible Oil .......
Island thj .........
Jewel Tea . .
K C Southern . . . .i
Kayser J ......... j
Kelly Springfield
Kennecott .........
Keystone Tire . . . . .
lck Steel
Lee Tire .
Lehigh tHey .1 . . . -.
Lorillard
Loew Theatres . . . .
L A X
Lima -Loco .......
Maryland OH
Mai well Motor "A'
do "B' .........
May Stores .....'..,
Mexican Petroleum , ,
Mex Seaboard ......
Miami ............ i
Middle' States OU . . ,
Midsale Steel ......
M K A T wi
Mack Track
Moat Power
Mont Ward
Mo Pacific ......
-do pfd ...... .
M fit 1' A S S M.
Nat Biscuit . . . i .
Nat Enamel . . . . .
Nat Lead
Nerada Cons . . . . .
New Haeen
Norfolk A W
Nor American . ,
Nor Pacific ....
Nora Scotia Steel
N T Air Brake
N T Central ..
Okie Pro Bef . i.
Orphenm . ....
Ontario A. Western
Otis Steel . .
Paeif te Per .
Pae Gas A Else
Pacific Oil .......
Paa lot Pet . . , .
tti
v
77
ao
1
42
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11
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108
125
"7i4
214
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1.13
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102
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151
150
93
109
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82
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48
81
28
'68
16
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80
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43
82
52
84
8
143
39
37
59
86
4
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24
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76
72
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82
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$2
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64
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185
57
32
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218
18 i
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54
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30
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TURKEYS WANTED
WE WAST HU5BRED8 OF BIRDS
. TO FILL OUR ORDERS
SATISFACTORY PRICES
Casckt oj Betnm Mail Ga&raateed
The Savinar Co., Inc.
14 Front SW Portlavad, Ore.
Turkey Growers !
; Speciiil quotations are now ; being mailed on ""
fat turkeys that are ready for early delivery ;
up to and including -,'""
Indications point to a-jjood.supply of turkeys and
for this reason, more even marketing as the birds
; are fat and ready is desirable. Hold back light birds.
If you are not on our mailing list write, or wire.
SWIFT & COMPANY
Produce Dept. " Portland, Or.'
STOCKS
- - 4l a ft' a .
a a a a
f a a awes
ao "B" .
PennsylTamia . .
I'ecna Sea Steel
Peoples Oea . .
M n awijaiH, . . , .
Philadelphia Co ...
Phillips Pete .....
Pirree-Arrow - ... . . .
Pierce Oil '......
Pitta Coal ........
Pitts A West Vs . .
Pressed Steet Car .. .
Punta Alegre . . . . . .
Pnlimaii . . . 4.....
Pare Ofl ...
Bey Cons
Readiae .
Reasinstoa . , ........
Rephxle Steel .......
Bepnbac I A
- do pfd ; f ...
Rep t Motors - v. s .. ....
Royal Dutch. OU .
Ry Steel Springs . . ." .
Saxen Moters ......
Seas Roebuck ...... J.
Shattock A Aria
SheU T A T .......
Sinclair . . . ........
Mieos Shef
ou Pacific
Son By ...........
do pfd ...... ,. ,
Stand Oil Cal........
Stand Oil Ind...
Stand Oil Ky........
St L A S F. ....
Stromherg Carb .....
Stndehaker ...
Ksrift, A Co, 1 ...... .
Tenn Cop A Chem . .
Texas "Oil , . . .
Texas Pae
Tex Pae C AO
Tob Prod net .
Tran Costl Oil
Unioo Bat A Paper. . .
Union Oil Del.,.,.,.
United r Alloy ........
United Prug . ,
United Food Prod'. . . .
t'nited Fruit
United Bda of X J
do pfd
T'nited Retail Stores. . .
U S C 4 Pip
IT S Ind Alcohol .....
U 8 Bub
do 1st pfd...
U S Smelting .......
C S -Steel
do ifd
rtah Copper ........
Va Chem
do pfd
Vanadium Steel .....
Virandou
Wabash
do A pfd
do B pd .........
Wejls Fargo
Western Paeifio
do pfd 1
Western Union
Westinchooee A B. . . .
do B A M
Wmf Md
White Eade Oil
Whtte Motors .......
White Oil
Wiilys-Orermnd
" do pfd
Wftson. Packing
Wtseeimh Central ....
Wooiworth '.
Worthinston Pump . . .
W A L B .
) High, f low. Clnea.
88 86 86
47 47 47
-4 4 4
tl
33 82 82
41 48 40
45 44 44
11 11 S 11
-. .- " 8
..... 57
87 86 86
82. 82 83
43
127 123 125
29 29 29
13 13 13
80 79 79
88 .37' ft
27 26 26
48 47 47
82 82 82
2 2 2
58 52 B8k
114 114 113t
4 4 4
84 . , 83 88
..... .....I 814.
35 35 S3
88 32 82
48 ' 43 48
! 91 91
24 24 24
88! 63 63
121 116 113
119 117 117
109 109 109
25 24 24
BO- 50 50 4
124 .121 122
. , 108
8 9 8
47 47 47
25 25 25
22 21 21
53 51 51
14 13 18
SB . 69 68
17 16 18
86 36 86
..... . r. 76
. 6
154 162 150
18 IS 18 -28
2T 28
78 74 74
28 28 27 -64
62 62
61 50 60
.-, 93
105 103
120 120 120
63 01 61
26
63
88 6 86
13 13 13
8 9-
28 28 27
. . . . 18
91
16 18 16
87 ,
111 111 109 v
98
69 58 58
18
30 80 30
48 48 48
5 5.
5
40
39 39 88
28 28 38
20O 20O 200
33 33 32
9 9 9
Total weekly stock sale. 4.223.100 aharas.
iNPAKP OIL ISSUES
BTA
leiiOlAnglo Am Oil . .1 20
4 OO ! Atlantic Loboc ..1 T
10 buckeye PI. . . .1 W
IVOtGal St Oil I 33
10IU PL . .; J174
1135ilmp Oil of Can.. 1116
670lnt Pet Co Ltd . .1 28
4OiMagnoiia Pet . .1259
30(.Northern P A, ..111
SOlPrairte Oil Gase70
: 1 IPenn Mex Fuel . . j 20
35Prairie P L .....(24
1S60OIS O Ind ...... .119
710) do Kansas (710
9 OO I do Kir new . ..!10
loot do fal new ... SO
10 do Neb 194
70 do N Y 378
16001 do N new . . . t 49
loracnnnt Oil (672
800 Ma new 42
490018 O N J new ... 41
20
, 7
9
65
174
110
22
234
111
660
20
285
117
5
108
60
194
575
48
1672
42
40
20 .
7
9
65
174
110
22
254
111 J
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20
285
117
710
108
0
194
577
4K
672
42
4.0
NEW INCORPORATIONS
Salem. Not. 11. The Jamieaon Orchard
company of Portland, capitalised at $200,000,
filed articles of incorporation with the state
corporation department here Friday. The
corporators are A. F. Fraser. R. F. Hoffman
and H. M. Cake.
Articles were also filed by the Alpha Zeta
fraternity of Forest Grove with assets of $100.
A. L. Schneider, -Watt Long and Earf Wagner
are the incornoratorp.
Olympia, Wash., Not. 11. The following
articles of incorporation base been filed with
Secretary of State J. (irant Miukle:
The Columbia Gold A Copper company of
Seattle, capiul stock $2,500,000- William
Cder. B. 1. Newbankt. H. N. Potter. L. P.
Appiequist. Henry Satter and A. D. Thompson.
Lubricating Gasoline company of Waliing
ton, of Seattle, capital stock $20,000: B. U
Skeel and G. E. Wilson. To encage in the
repair, rebuilding, raconstmction and asm in
hling of automobiles, motor trucks and motor
Tehides. etc
Profit-Sharing Coal company of Seattle, cap
ital rtocfc SUO.IHIO; lieorge T. Lewis, A. i. L.
Hutchinson and A. r Hutchinson.
Mount Rainier National Park Stl-rer Fox
fi'". Inc., of Seattle, capital stock $850,000;
W; J. Logus and M. Stimsoa.
- Wsketiekl-Haberna Import company of Se
attle, capital stock $5000; decree of dissolu
tion filed by Hadley. Hay A Hadley,
PRICES
AXEKICAX ; LIVESTOCK
i Chimed. Maes If Sa
Cfcicaso. Not. 11. (L.N. S. ) Hoes, re
ceipts. 9000; market, strong. Bulk. $8 10 0
. r op.-$8.60 ; hearywmght $826 8.60 ;
52-S222 f2' PseWns eows. smooth.
Vd-l&U.J&ftor?'
OatQe. reeehpta. 8000; market, steady. Beef
steers, cboic aod pHroe. $12-50 1$ 66; jne
. Sfd , od. $9.00 11.75; rood and
S.. 1?' 1 2 S0( 11.28; common and medium,
$7.60) 11.60. 'Butcher fettle, heifers. $5.00
10.00;" cows. 4.00 9 8.00; bulls, $8,50 9.
. 2 L""e nd cotters. 'caws and heifers,
$2.50.50; canner steers, $4.009.00;
TJF1-' !ibt and. handy weight. $9.50 9
1 1.00 'ceder irteer,, $5.00 m 7. 7 5 ; stacker
V23Sl Jf Si' 70: stoeker cows and heifers.
$3.50 9 6.00; stoeker calves, , $5.00 7.25.
Western range cattle Beef steers. $5,00 9
9.09: costs and heifers, $3.50 9 6.00 ' -
Sheep, receipta. 3000; market steady. Fat
bunks. $13.600 14.K5: lamb. culbTVnd com
mon, 39.00 j 12.50; yearlings. $11,009
13.00; wehten. $7.50 9 9.60; ewes, $7.00
8.00; ewes, euas and common-, $2.50 9 5 60'
181)09 1 4"'S S 00?1 00 : feeder lambs.
Northwest Grain Receipts
(Compiled by Merehaata Kxchansel
-.ars-
Wheat Bar.
Portland. gt. 81 6. 8
J ear ago. . . . .106 8 15
Total this wk. 818 1 80 ' 39
Tear a(o ... 518 6 45
Season to data 9183 270 ' 686
Tear ago ...16046 .122 866
Taeosna. Frl.. 89 ... 2
Tear- ago ; . ; - J-33 - -. ; . 1 -12
Season to date 245 12
Tear ago ... 5464 77
Aataria, Fri.. - ...
Seaeoa to data 265 2
Fir. Oats.
S
10
37
19
323
454
401
697
1
22
59
76
Hay.
24
45
663
719
269
854
"if
Xtw Tark Bank Statement
; New Tetav Ktr. 11. (I S. a.) Bank
statement: . . ,.
; Aerace Losns. dsvresua $46.T92.000: da
asm Sepostta. dex-reaae $4 9,279,000; time de
posim, innrsasa. SS,OO0: reaeree,
iv,s. - . .
Actus! Taans.t decrease $40.91O,'OOQ;
mand deporita. decrease $41,031,000:
$$9548 760 888-. 0; reeerTe, Increase,
' . .1
rtmrnitt on skipped
. Oerraia. Or.. Nor.' ll. Peppermint oil Tal
ned at $5000 has yoat beea shipped from here
by the Oregon Peppermint samctstaoa. - As
4her $500 worth at the oil is ia the wsrr
house swaitinc shipment- The oil V (hipped
to aUlaasasoo, Mich., where it b mixed trite
Eastern otis. . ,. i
tr.
March
Not. ' ,
July
Wlnnlaec -yrheat Options'
- - Open. ' Hutfa. : ,- Ixrw. t
.... 99 -100. 99
.....108 104 .103
......193 - 107 . 105
;ios -joa,
100
14
106
108 :
lTlnnraer Cask "Wheat i-
tear. Nor. It Th mhmt- V 1
north era. $1.97; No. 2 northern. $1.03;
Ss. northern. $1.02 ; track. $1.06 t .
Baenes Aire fTkest
Buenos Aires. Nor. 11. Wheat:
$ia9, p. 2 e; February. $L10. up
3C
: Walnnt Tree Bears HeaTtly :- . t.
Lebanon. Sew. 1 1 . -A walnut tree, 12 years
old.- awaed ay Mrs. Elisabeth Simpson of
this Wty. yielded 1HO lbs. af nuts. Thirty-twe
cents per Ibv was paid for the crop.
SUDDEN1 liJCREASE
IN AUTO
DEMAND
4 By Phil 8." Hanna .
- Detroit, Not. 10. Detroit, is mora surprised
st the audden optnrn la the rate ef incoming
orders for automebUes than at any derelopsneat
ia the automotive authority for years.
Ford affieijJa reported today that as a re
salt af s sudden jump in orders the last few
nays, sales nceeornc 100.000 cars are in
prospect for NoTember and that aroductioa
ariannaOy set- for 128,000 cars this month
probably will be : Increased ta 135,900 na
ehlr.es. I
' Reports of a similar - nature were made
from the Hudson and Hups plants.- Both
companies state that sales for the first week
ef November broke all records for this time
of. year. ...
POBTLASB WHOLESALE PRICES
These are the prices retailers nay
salers, .except aa otherwise noted:
BUTTER Sellina; prices, box lots: Cream
ery prices Prints, extras. 46 948c. for phua
wrsppers, cubes. 88041a per Ih.; dairy, tmytn
price, 39e per lb. -
BCTTERFAT Portland deli re ry baaia: No.
1 grad. 48c; Me. 2, 49c; No. 1 son. 46e
far "A,f srade. ,
CHEESB Selling: Tillamook, triplets, S3
9S3e lb.; Toung America, S3e per - lb. ;
Oregon triplets. 21 27c Buying price, f. 0.
b. Tulamook : Tripiets. 80c; Tonne America
end Lonehorns. Sic Selling price: Block.
Swias, Wisconsin. 30935c; Imported, 50c lb.;
h burger. 25 9 2Sc: cream brick, Oregon. 23
25c; Eastern. z8 0 3Oc
1.-n i e H 11 -i n . mm PV.m. ! tmmt rSn
rent toceipta. Western Oregon, 42c per dos. ;
Eastern 'econ. ana per aos.: hennerlea.
4 So per dos., selling price, select, 52 9 54e
per aoa. ; eanaiea. ou fa? oze per aot. ; puiiets,
42 9 44c per dos. ; storage, 32 9 37e per dos.
EGGh Association seiling price : Select.
53c; brown, 55c; fresh. 63c; pullets. 45c ,
LIVE POULTBt Selling price: Heary
hens. 22 923c per lb.; light hens. 13 913c
15916c lb.; ducks, 15920c lb.; turkeys,
sliTe. 28c; dressed, 85 9 38c To.
Fresh Fruits and Vsaetahlee
FRESH FRUIT Oranges, $4.00 9 6.50
box; bananas. 1 1 9 1 1 e lb.; lemons. $10.60
9 1 2.00 a case; rrapefruit, Florida, $6.00 9
9 7.00; caaabaa. 2c lb.; pears. $1,009
2.00 box; soncord grapes, fa Ih.; Muscat,
$1.00 91.50 lug; Oregon Tokay. $1,00 9
3.00C
BERRIES Cranberries, Northwest, $5.75
06.00" per box; Eastern, $19.50 W 20.00.
DRIED FKLIT8 Dstes. $3.26 9 7.00;
furs, black. 18 918o lb.; prunes, 40s and 50a.
25-lb box. 12 e: 60s and 60s. 10 e lb.
ONIONS Selling price to retailers : Ore
eon, $1.75 9 2.00 per cental; garlic. 15c per
lb. ; green onions. 25 9 30c per dos. bunches.
POTATOES Selling price - to retailers:
Oregon, fancy, 85c $1.00 per cental; sweat
potatoes. 2 0 8c per lb.
VEGETABLES Beets, le nee lb.;
cabbage. 101e per lb.; lettuce, $1,75 0
2.00 per erate; carrots. 1 c per lb. ; tomatoes,
Oregon. 50c box; CaJL, $2.50 92.76 lug; horse,
radish. 15 018c lb.; artichokes, ( ; cauli
flower, $1.50 01.75 dosen.; celery. 79 0 85e
dosen
APPLES Cookers. 60 9 75c; face and
fill. 70c 0 $1.00; fancy and extra fancy
packs. $1.75 0 3.00 box.
Masts
CO UN Tit T MEATS Selling price: Coun
try hogs, 14 014 c lb., heary staff less; real,
tope (about 80 to 100 lbs.), 11 9 lie lb.;
heary stuff less; lambs. 18o lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams. 28 932a lb.;
breakfast bason, 27 046? lb.
PACKINGHOUSE MEATS Steer beef,
12 013o lb.: heifers, 11 011 c; cows, 9
010c; lambs. 18 0 20c lb.; ewes. 10014c
lb.; bogs, 16 016 e lb. -
LARD Kettle rendezed. 19 c lb.; tierce
basis, compound. 14c
Qraearles
BEANS Small white, $7.00; lsrge white.
$7.00; pink, $7.00; limss. $10.80; bayou.
$6.60; red. $6.75.
HONET New. $4.00 04.50 per ease.
BICE Japan. He. 1 6c; Blue Rose. 6e
ta. ; New Orleans head. 6 c
COFFEE Roasted. 22 0 34 e lb, in
sacks or drums,
SAIF Coarse, half ground. 100s, $15 00
tea: 60s, $17.85; table dairy. 80s, $27.50;
bales. $8.60 04.00; fancy table sad dairy.
$34.60; lump. $26.80.
SUGAR Cube. $8.88; fruit and berry.
87.85; yellow C, $7.80: beet, granulated.
$7.70; extra C. $7.60; golden O, $7.30.
CANNED MILK Tails, $5.00; baby stse,
$4.60 ease; Eagle, $9.35 ease.. ...
SODA CRACKERS In bulk. 18e lb.
NUTS Wslaats, 21 9 26e lb. ; almonds.
36 0 28s lb-: filberts. 17o lb.; peanuts. 9e
lb. ; pecans. 25e lb.; Brsxils. 18 e lb.; chest
auta. Japanese, 22 024e lb.
Fish and ShaHfleh-
' FRESH FISH Silrersid. salnun, 7 910e
lb.; halibut, 18 9 20c lb.; black md, 6 0 7e
lb.: basket kippered cod.- $2.0O; basket kip
pared salmon, $2.00.: line cod. 7 0 80 fit.;
sole, 10c lb. ; sturgeon. 20e lb.
OTSTERS Eastern. $4.60 sal; Olympia.
$3.00 ssX, 31.80 ot.; crabs, large $3.60
dos.. small $2.50 dos.
Hops. Wool and Hides
HOPS 122 crop, nominal. 8 01Oovrb.
HIDES Calfskins. 17c lb.; kips, 14o lb.;
green bides, 10c lb.; salted. 12e Tb.
MOHAIR Nominal, 22 9 82e lb.
" 8HEEP FELTS Lons dry pelts.' lie;
short pelts, 10c lb.; lone hair goat pelts,
1O012 lh.; short hair coat pelts, 20 0 60c
each.-
6 WOOL Willamette Taller, " coarse, ' 20
22e; medium, 25 0 30c lb. ; fine, 30 035c
lb.; Eastern Oregon-Idaho. 300 3 7e lb
TALLOW AND GREASE No. 1 tallow.
4elb?e' N 2' 4H6c: '"see, 8
. CASCARA BARK 1922 peel. 7e; 1921
peel. 8c lb.; grape rose, 7e Tb.
Paints, Oils, Eta.
RAW LINSEED OIL Barrels, par gal.
$1.10: 5 gal cans, per ssl, $1.23.
BOILED LINSEED OIL Barrels, per sal..
$1.12r 6 get cans, per gaL, $1.27. '
, TURPENTINE Drama, par gal., $1.82; 5
gal. cans, per gaL.. $ 1. 9 7. ,
WHITE LEAD 100-Th. kegs, per lb..
Lumber and htnales
, Latest csrlosd lumber sale, by manufactur
ers, anotstions representing f. o. b. mill Tal
nes In direct sales to retailers and including
selling expenses:
, FLOORING : High. Low. Asa.
1x4 No. 2-T. g. $51.00 $45.25 $.,...
1x4 -No. 2 and bet. s e 40.00
FINISH '
1x8 10 . . 59.00 64.00 56.00
CEILING:
1x6 No. 2 and bet... 42.50 ..... .....
DROP SIDING:
1x8 No. 2 and bet... 41.00 89.00 ....
BOARDS AND SHIPLAP: ,
1x8 10 sis
DIMENSIONS: -2x4
12-16
SMALL TIMBER:
4x4 12-16
LATH.
4t ft. No. 1 fir ... .
SHINGLES:
A Shingles
17.50
18.50 17.50 18.50
22.50 19.50
4.75 4.50
4.50
3.85
3.25
.Total sales, 23. mils, S.688,200 feet.
Boston Wool Market Quiet '
Boston, Not.' 11. The wool market was
quiet and dull today, although prices were as
firm as ever. Some growers, howerer. seesa
to hare become a little less firm . in their
demands for adtanced prices. Stall the Texas
fall clips hare been bought, ia soma cases oh
a bests of $1.10 a pound, dean Boston.
The foreign markets all were strong.
v Brxroods Trade Ball
New -York. Nor. 11. Many traders were
absent from the Worth street cotton cloths
market today and the Tolume of sates recorded
wsa not extennre. Prices, howerer, -were Tory
firm and the apward tendency still was in
evidence. I'nnt cloths were hi - fair demand.
Drills were" higher and sheetings and aateens
were - extremely strong. Raw silk was quiet
and no change was shown in quota turns. .
Car Shortage Is Larsre
New Tork. Not. - 1 1 .'Figures pirbnased
today showed the greatest ear shortage in the
bi'tory - -of the American railroads existed on
October SO., when demand for freight, cars in
excess of current supply was 179,239. an ra
ereaaa of 12,890 errer September. -
ProduatloB fn organixatioa totaled 778.159
flae onoces, the largest atacs March, 1917. ,
Baroda "Water System Started
- Baroda. - Waih., Not.' 11. The contract
for the - water- system of this city has been
let to the American Wood A Pipe company ' ef
Settle for $25,000. Work sriU be started
the first part af next week, and mast be com
pleted within 30 days. '
Loss.
- d
LlTerpool Wheat Market
' : . Llrerpool, Jiae. -11.- Wheat:
Open. Close. .'
Dee. ..10s 2d 10s ld
March-,.. 9s Sd 9s 8d
May ............ ..... . 9s S
"k ," v'f '' r; ' ' .
; 3Tew Tork Snfatr and Coffee
. New York. Na. f 11. (Ci P.
DnlL Raw, $5.54; .refined, quiet; granu
lated. $8.O0 7JO.
Coffee No. 7 spot Rio, 10 e; No. 1 4
Santos. 1$' 013 c .
Taxation Change
Is Feared; Lower -Prices
oh - Curb
By William FHcTfarnan :
New Tork. NaT. 1 1. Rumors of
reriaion of taxation methods, coupled with
dnfsTorab!. eshles with reference to th. sita
stinn abroad, canted heary selhng today . on
the curb exchange- Stocks of companies with
large surpluses who are expected to make ana
kind of stock diridead before the beginning ef
the new year continued ta be bought.
There was s farther adranea ef three points
in. shams, of Scbulte Retail Stor... ' The corpor
ation reported an faiatreesa ia sales tar October
of 17 per cent .ore 1921. '- ;
- A stock distribution is looked for ia the
Bear ''future.
Standard Oil' of Kansas was another ex
ceptioa to the general tondeaey 'and reached
higher prices ta icspouao to the reoant stock
diridend action. Magnolia Petroleum reached
a new high. whSa the rest of the Standards
were depressed.
. Aside front Scbulte in the industrial -aea.
tkm. the new stock of new fiction publishing
company attracted, attention when it sold st 8,
a new high. - "
The motor group; was neglected. .
Early Break in New
York Cotton Market
By S ware. Oa Witt asajlaoa '
New Tork. Not. 11. Action af the De
cember possitioa Friday tinder heary . selling
by larger spot, interests had sa eneaftling effect
oa the cotton gasrxet far a few moments to
day. Lines of cotton, came sat immediately fol
lowing the opening, January breaking to 23.80
and December below 26 cents. This ispieawntiid
a decline in December of 64. a bale front high
prices of the week, which attracted consider
sble support. One broker bought 10.000 bales
of March, starting a rigorous rally of that
month.
While - a loosening op of the December posi
tion came unexpectedly it was perfectly in
telligible. Houses holdsBg lines of December
after a sensational advance of 6 cents ia as
many weeks were led to take profits on sur
plus contracts. Before notice day on each active
month there is always mora or less liquida
tion, and preparation, for this development
led houses to place tbsmselTss in position to
take sdTsntsge oc any unforeseen contingency.
Month.
January . . ,
February
March, , , . . .
April
May
July
September ...
October
Norember . .
December . .
Open.
2598
High.
znue
2587 2601
2565
2528
2572
2581
Low. Close.
237S 2588
2580
2570 2577
... . -2564
2545 2651
2615 2628
2310
2392
2316
2435
2365
2590
2604
New York spot market 2615, 16 lower.
BEAR OF EDGER MACHINE TO
BE SAFEGUARDED IS DECIDED
Olympia, Wash., Nor. 11. Safeguarding of
me rear or an eager machine In a mill as
well as the front has beea decided ppon by
SuperTisor of Safety H. L. Hughes, who. re
cently inrestigated an accident , which resulted
in the '-death of a workman employed as off
bearer by the , WsllTille Lumber company.
The edgerman was cleaning around in front
of the edger and Totomei. the injured man.
was working at the rear, and in some
way was caught by the saw, his leg being
cut off just above the ankle and sereral lacera
tions near the knee,'' resulting in his death.
Heretofore it was thought necessary only to
guard the front of machines. - The lower part
of, the edger will now be enclosed up to the
bottom roll, so there will be no possibility
of a workman getting under the saws at
that point, and then to place a guard on
the frame which carries the : upper roll in
such a manner that the saws will be com
pletely covered at that point.
CO LIVESTOCK III
ALLEY SATURDAY
MOST MARKETS CLOSED '
" Wltk . the exception ef the local
Uresteck market and the 3Tew Tork
stock, head svad etton markets.
prmeUeaaj- H America markets
were closed Batarday. :
. ... . .
. '
9.75
. 9.00
8.00
7.60
9.23
too
6.00
New Lnmber, Mill Being- Erected
Centralis. Wssh.. Not. 10.- According to
present indications the new H. H. Martin
Lumber cctnpany sawmill being erected will
be .reedy for operation -January . 15. The
former mill was destroyed by fire a few weeks
sgo. .
The ' new plant will cost approximately
$100,000, will employ 00 men and will h.
electrically equipped throughout. It will hare
a daily capacity of 100,000 feet, about 25,
000 more than the burned plant. - '
Pacific Northwest Securities
BANK STOCKS
Mid.
Bank of California, N. A 20S8
t'itiiens. bank ..... A 1 60
Canadian Bank of Commerce I06
First National bank, Portland 200 '
First Nat'l bank, r'reewater . . 290
liibernia Commercial A Sav
ings bank 175
1 J1J A Tiltnn bank 300
LLlTe'.toc State bank 150
Lumbermens Trust Co 90
Multnomah State bank 150
Northwestern National bank.. 135
Peninsula National bank .... 125
t . S. National bank . 820
PCBLIC CTIL1TIES
Northwestern Electric comiany . 18
do.i per cent preferred HO '
do. 7 per cent preferred . . BO
Pacific Power ex Light , 7 per
cent preferred PS
Pacific .TeL Ac TeL Co. .... .55
do. preferred .......... 90
Portland Gas A Coke 7 per
cent preferred '. 8W
Portland It., L, as-P. Co.,.. 14
- do first preferred 60
do. second preferred ..... 40 ,
do. prior preferred .... 1 .
LI MHKK. PULP AND PAPER
Central Coal Coke Co. ... 79
do. preferred .......... 79
Crown Willamette . Pulp at
Paper . . . 40O
do.'preferred "A . 98
Haw ley Pulp Ac Paper 210
Multnomah. 1. A B. Spec Co. :, 50
do. IO per cent preferred.-. H
Oregon Pulp A Paper Co. 100
do. preferred . . . . 95
Pacific Box psaf erred 95
Peniarala .Lumber preferred. . 95
Denos FoeH of Portland. . ... 2
Denny-Renton Clay A Coal . . 15
Fisher Flouring" Mills pfd... 97
Fleishmann Co. pfd. 97
Hartman Co.. J. U Cen. pfd. 80
Hart man Co., J. L. redemable
pfd. '- - 5.
Holt Mfg. Co. 1st pfd ,88
King Food Products Units . . 60 '
pUy Co.. Chas. H.. pfd...- 8 .
I nickel King A Cake Soap. . 100
Morgan : Building ......... -e ,
Oregon Portland Cem.. Units OO ;
Oresron "Worsted Mills ...... 85
PacKio-Alaska Narigatipn. -. i . 60 '
Pacific r ounary. , , , . 00
Pacific. Coast Biscuit. ..... 115
Pacific Portland Cement. . , 96
Palm Olive Co. 7' pfd.... 97
Paraffine Cot's pfd. 82 ,
Psraffine Co.'s:cotn. . 20 . .
Portland Cattle Loan 30
Portland Feeder Co. ... 9F ;
Portland Vegetable Oil SO
Sperry Flour MilUv.com. , 40
t do preferred i ....... ., 94 '
Skooknm Co. common ..... 60
. do pfref erred .. ." .... 75
' ''.' .. ' . BONDS
AThere Brothen 7s"42: I
Broadway-Yamhill bL 7s'2S 100
. do pfd 7 hk S -"o .-. . lz
Cty of Astoria 6s "27'-42i.. . 100
City of Tillamook 5a '42 ... . 1 00 .
Dennr-Rentoo 8s '29 100
Mcrna bldg. 7s '26. ...... . , - -
N. V. F.lectric 1st Mtat '36 IOO ..
Oregon-California Tt 6s-'27.- 99 r
Asked.
207
180
190
210
325
190
330
17A
1O0
175
ISO
138
340
20
'85
89
HO s
W2
99
16
. 65
50
91
S3
85
S
Ore R R NaT 4 '4. . 89
a-W. BRAN 1st 4s '51. . . 83
O E 1st Mt 5s '36 ....... . SO
Psc Coast Biscuit 6s '33. . ... 90-
Pac Power A Light s '30. . . ' 90
do pfd 8 '30. . , . . ... . . , 103
Pittock Block- 6 '40: ...... . 93
Port of Astoria 5s "25. .... 96
Portland Gas A Coke 3 '40 92
. do pfd 7s '40.. . 104
do ufd St '31 .......... . 92
Sou Pae 1st ref 4s"55 9
do pfd 20 rr cr 5s '34 . . w . ' 84 .
S P M 1st Mtg 6s '84..,.:.': 97
Will 'Vhl Son. s '89....... 88
KALE TO SUCCEED BELL "
(By UrdTersal Serrieet
Washington; Now. . 11. Major . Gen
eral H. C. Hale will be aLsigneI to
succeed Major General George Bell 'J.
as commander .of -the sixth army corps
arena, - with headquartera at CThkrag-o,
upon the retirement of General Bell,
it tru annouTiced at the war depart
ment today. -
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115
10O
IOO
102
3
30
102
105
90
95"
.
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90
115
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10O
75
185 '
9
102 -
87
23
65
106
99
61
100
70
85 :
101
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lOS
101
102
101
102
101
100 .
90 -'
84 : '
57
93,
' 94 '
10 ,
96
;v 99
94
105
. 93
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- 87
:
- PORTLAND IJrMTOCK BTJJf
- s Hogs. Cattle. Carres. Sheep. Cars,
Saturday ... None
Week ago .... 143 1 2 33 3
2 weeks sgo... ... 51 ... J
4 weeks age... .i. .... ... 620 - 5
Tsar ago .... Nona
3 years age. .. 290 17 3 258
a years age... ... 383 18 ... la
4 years sgo... 107 ... . . . , r. - 1
' 1 .
Ndrth FprUaad closed the week-end sad the
hohdar with no srriTaia for the saarket. there
- While there were no fresh offerings la the
hog alleys st North Portland Saturday, re
eent trade indictee an uadarton. of sreak.
although ckndng prices are unchanged.
mjm wvavs naaa:
Bssooth heary.. 230-800 lbs... 8.00 0
BmoeVx hmrj, Mi9 lbx,'np... 7.50 0
goosk hasTy . . . .... . , , 6.00 0
' Ps I 8.760
fsadae Pica S.T5
Stags , 4.00 s
. Oattla iianiniid Oiaw -.
with the exception of a limited esB for the
better class stock. . there ia aot Bench. acrJast
indicated In the cattle dirision. No week-end
iw wws as nana xnruAnq.
- Canalal oattia naAa
sssoium so gooa steers
Fair to msdiasa at ears
uomsson to lair
caosos heifera .,
Chose, cows and heifers....
axeauun to good eows-heifers. .
Fair to ssadiam cows-heifers..
Common to fart aona-hstfsrs -
Csanars . ......
Bulls
Choa. feeders .............
Fair to good feeders ........
Choiea dairy aslTea .........
Prime tight calTas . . . tV. . . .
Medina light calTea ........
HesTy calTas . . . . . . , , , ,.'
Choice steers .,...........$
. S a A.
Demand for lamaa ia atroasr at North Pari.
land, with no week end arriTala - Entire mub-
u snazzes Bcaaaa in a una pasxtaont
General sheep and lamb range:
Prima steers ;.......$ 7.000 T.M
Prims east of mountain lambs $10.60 011.60
Cbice ealley lamhbs ....... . 10.60 011.60
mm .ail ay wmoe . t , . .
Common Talley laaabs . . . .
Heary yearlings
ugas yeamags
Heary wsthsrs
Light wethers
Ewes . ...
FrMay
' f STEERS
No. " At. lbs. Price.
CLEARS FOR U. K.
Two -British .steamers, on bound for
the United Klrvrdom And thn 'other
for the Orient, cleared Friday after
noon at the customs house, ready, to
make to sea.. . ' ' :
FThe Blue Star Tine steamer Tudor-
star, with London. Qlaaarow and Liver
pool sis destiaations, left down atxsavm
Ute , Friday . night loaded : with 11.755
f boxes of apples from Vancouver. 'B.C.
23.J84 boxes of apple. 14,569 boxes of
apples and pears, 3450 boxes of plums
and 68,063 bushels of wheat from Port'
land. "- -, ' ; . ..tu;,:--:: -::
'The British steamer Bermuda, due tb
sail,. Sunday " morninar - for Shang-haL
Honskonr . and other Oriental ports.
win carry to.aoz barrels or flour. 10$,
333 bushels f wheat, 600,000 feet cf
lumber, -100 'cases of esUmon and other
seneral cartro, including a box of hu
man .bones. -i . '-.KSs-l
25 9
8.50 0
4.00 0
6.00 0
4.60 0
3.50 0
3.00 0
-2.60 0
1.80 0
8.OO0
6.00 0
4.00 9
8.00
8.00 0
7.60 0
5.00 0
.76 0
TOO
6.25
4.60
$.33
$.00
4.50
8.90
8.00
2.00
4.O0
6.50
5.00
S.60
8 66
8.00
0.90
7.50
t.5O0ie!so
.',.
S.OOS 9.60
..... W. IBW O.OO
..... 8.00 0 8.60
..... 8.500 t.00
M IO im ttA
e a a a s O.vwnr .vw
....... 7.00 0 8.00
....... 6.25 0 6.50
A ft an as a ' Sales
1 . '. . 1060
1... 700
1. ..1010
1...1030
3... 913
1... 940
Ne. " A. lbs. 'Price.
t,..1095 3.75
3... 1003 6.23
: 1.,, 950 5.00
T . . , 867 . 5.25
1...1050 7.00
2.
2. ,
4..
. 055
.1060
. 830
. 855
1. .
1. .
2...
18. . .
SO. , ,
., 2...
, I! . .
11. . .
28...
8...
6. ..
6.75
O.00
5.25
5.85
4.50
4.00
COWS
t 4.25 I 1... 930 $ 4.50
A.60 J ... 780 3.00
4.00 1
HEIFERS
3 4.0 I
CALVE
. 210 $ B.00I 1...
BULLS
.1400 $ 8.00 t..
.1840 8.50 J 3...
HOGS
T5 $ 8.75 8... 858 $ 6.50
. 285 8.50 86... 187 - 9.25
. 181 10.00 1... ISO 8.76
. 160 10.00 18... 163 0.50
LAMBS
$10.00 J . 4... 77 $11.00
I. 26 f .11. .. 98 11.50
II. 25 1
TEABLTNGS
$ 6.00 I 10... 188 $ 4.33
8.00 J 6. . .110 8.00
360 $ 4.00
. 980 $2.75
085 3.00
80
105
77
128
110
Coal Bankers Bashed
Chehalis. Wash.. Nor. 11. Work on the
bunkers and washhonse of the Morton Coal
A Coke plant at Morton, in Eastern Lewis
county, is progressing end will be completed
by the time the rail line to the mines is
finished. The capacity of the bonkers ia to be
300 tons.
BOCKB TO 6KAHD JTJBT
Alfred Manning-, age 21. alleged to
have been caught stealing - a coll of
rope from the Portland Cordage com.
pany, 14th , and, Northrup streets,
Wednesday night, waived preliminary
hearing Friday- and waa bound over
to the grand ' jury under $1000 ' baiL
Two Charges of larceny were filed
against him. f
HEAWSHIPMEtlT
OF OREGON FRUIT
STEAMER EDWARD PIERCE ;
' IX IX TEBCO AST AL SERVICE
Announcement of the assignment of
the steamer Ed ward Pierce to the reg
ular Intercoastal service of -Crowell 4
Thurlow was made ; this morning, by
Sudden lsV Chr iatianson. Pacific Coast
agents of the line. Addition of the
new vessel gives Portland a regular 12
day service by this line.
The' Edward. Pierce will sail on its
rlrst voyage in the new servtce Novem
ber 1$, from Boston, arriving here in
time to sail on the return trip Janu
ary '.6. Recently : the Edward , Pierce
has .been in the coastwise service .of
the same company on the Atlantic
- Next to arrive -to the -i Crowell :
Thurlow service is the Tellx Tauslg,
due here November 14. with S000 tone
of general cargo for Portland, Includ
ing, a large consignment of steel.
8CH00HEK BRINGS COPRA
A.FTEB TROUBLESOME TRIP
The schooner Erie, : brinarina- 17 tons
of copra from - the Tonga Olslands for
tne foruana vegetable Oil mills, ar
rived in Astoria Friday night after a
long voyage, having sailed from Niua
tobutabu September 9. The vessel was
forced to enter San Francisco October
21 to replenish water aand other sup
plies. Calms on the Pacific are .said
to have delayed the vessel longer than
the usual time, "'r.-.iv
PORT CELEBRATION IS PLAX
" ? OF ABERDEEN" BTJSIXESS MBIT
Aberdeen, Waelu, Nov. 11. Plans are
under way here for Aberdeen's cele
bration of the pert terminaL The ar
rival of the first steamer of the Wil
liams line, which Is expected : next
Monday from New Tork with about
200 tons of freight for Aberdeen mer
chants, is to be made the occasion also
of a celebration. The Williams line
has established a route. between New
Tork and Grays Harbor and the first
boat is due at the end of the week. The
celebration is to be in line- with the
ones which - Hoquiam arranged two
months ago. ,
JUDGE jriXB IN LEAD
Roseburg, ? Nov. II. With all pre
cincts heard from In the county unof
ficially, the present county' Judge,
George K. Quine, is leading his. Demo
cratic opponent by 100 votes. Napo
leon Rice was elected mayor over S. K.
Sykes, the labor candidate, by a large
majority. f
CELEBRATES 97TBT BIBTHjBAT
Dee, Nov;llL W. PL Winans was In
Reed villa ? Thursday - to be with Ma
father on the letter's 97th birthday
anniversary. Edgar W. Winans waa born
in New Tork 'November 3, 1825, and
came to this locality in the early S0s,
taking a homestead here. He is now
living with a daughter, Mrs. Neft.
te Arrrea .
From . i Data,
. . San - Fran j& .Nor. -12
. . San' Fraa .1 . . Not. 12
..Hamburg ....Not. 18
. . England ' , . . Not.' 1 $
. .Boston . . . .i.Not.- 18
..San Fran ....Nor. 18
..San Diego ...Nov. It
l.Ssa Fran ....Nor., 18
. .Soenbsis . .. .Nov. 18
..Kobe ...... .Nov.. 14
..San Pedro ..Nov. 14
. .Philadelphia . .Not. 15
..Newcastle . , .Nor. IB
..Baltimore ...JCor.-15
. .Portiaad, Me. .Now. 16
..Kobe ..... . .Nov. IB
..Seattle Nor. 16
. ..San Fran. .., .Not.v16
..Philadelphia ,..Sot, 17
..New York ...Nov. 17
..Baltimore ....Not. 18-
. Foreign Exchange Market . -
New " Terk Not. 11. Fore law exchasa-a
opened firm. Sterling, '84. 4 6 . ap ; francs.
o4l. p is; nre. .ihii.xd ak: marcs,
boei' B-16.. as ' - .- . -.
i " FELT AT SAXTIAGO
! Santiago.. Chile. Nov. 1L (I. N. S.)
An earthquake shock that lasted for
several minutes wag felt here early to
day." Early reports reaching nere mads
no mention of any casualties. & It - was
believed, however, that there had beea
some property- damage. i ;--vi.'. .
''. -; .-'t.-:-!-i-,;'.-.- fei'i-?' 'I f
Vessel. ;
Wspema . .......
George L. 1 Olson . .
Nersdsa . . .......
Cardiganshire . . . . .
PennsylTanian . . . .
Daisy
Admiral Farragat . .
Rose City ........
Boedowoso . . . .
Ibufcisaa Mara . .
BoobyaBa ........
Agwistar .
L,ygnern
Felix Taussig
Brash i ........ .
Kobnaa Mara . . . .
Steel Engineer .
Annette Rolrth . . .J
Twfat TAckeebaeh .
Howick Hall ......
Robin Gray
. .... - V
Panamas ......
Robin Adair , . . .
Bermuda . . . . . .
Delrosa . .......
Hihiaita l ...... 2
Georgiaa Rolpb . . .
Naradaa
s.7Bacrn , . .
WspsmS v
Cardsranshira -. . . . .
Aamirai sarragnt.
Topa Mara ......
Boadowaao . . 7. .
Bose City ......
Brushr ' . ..... . .j.
PennsylTanian . . . . i
ri . t, I
1W111.IU. ......
Steel Engineer
Lewis lasekeabsch
'i-';--'---t-"
BsranOgflvy ... ..
Bsbinda
Bel mada
C!i,iUinntha.
TMfy Putasm .
Dswrfleki .....
Delrosa . . ....
Erie . . ..
oarina' Roiph
Hannawa . . . . .
Halno - - . ...
Herald .
Hoquiam
K C. Ki
La Merced
i a i.
Oresjon Ftr . .
Oregea Pine . . ,
Paraiso .. . , . ;
Pawiet
. .
...
v . . .
Bob 13 Adair . .
Siena ..... . . .
Ho la Bo .......
Terbn Mam . .
Topa Mara . . .
West Cayeto .
West O'Rowa ' .
Toshida Mara
War . rk...
..New Tork ...Nor. 11
..New Tork ; . .Nov. 11
..China . . . .. .Nor. 12
, .Mexico ..... .Not. 12
.'.Han ITran . a... i v
..Baa Fran ...N.T.. 12
..New Xcrk ..; .Not. 13
..Sydney ...,. Nov. IS
8an Fran .....Nor. 15
., .soKonoma ;,.ov. 15
..UTerpooi ..-..Nor. 15
...Han Fraa.,.. .Not. 15
-..Japan ......Nor. 16
..Orient ......Nor, 16
..Ban Fran.... Nor, 16
. , .Philadelphia ? . Nor. 1 6
..Liverpool ....Now. 16
..BarUmore . . , .Nor. 17
. . Imdoa . . . . .Nov. 1 7
..New Tork ...Nov. 19
to Pert
Berth.
........... .North Bank
Terminal No. 4
. .. . ... . . rnman-Ponlsen
. Inman-Poalsea
Cut nf out Dock
..... .Columbia Co. Mill
....... .Terminal No, 4
. ... . . .... .Albina Dock
Astoria
......... .Albers No. 1
. . . .N. P. Lnmber Co.
........... .Island Mill
...... .Montgomery Dock
....., . . Hill Mill
.......West Orawoa Mill
.......... Ele-rator Doasj
. . . . . .,. . . . . . W est port
a..... . . . Wsstport
......... Peninsula Mills
.fit Helens
. . , . . . Terminal No. 1
.Esstora A Western Mill
...... ..... ...Wsstport
.......... . . . . . .Westport
CUrk A Wilson
......... Peninsula Mill
i.e..... O. W. P. Dork
.............Dry Dock
........ . . AJbiaa Dock
......Clark A Wilson
, GBATS HABBOB 8HIPPIXG
Hdqulam, Waslu, Nor. 1L The
samer Oregon arrived at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning from 'San Francis
co to load a lumber cargo at the An
derson It Middlaton. mill. .Aberdeen.
The steamer Wahkeena arrived from
San Francisco to load at the . Wilson
milL
The steamer' Florence Olson arrived
from San Francisco to load at the JL J.
West milL " -
Steamers Xaisy Freeman." San Ja
cinto and. Carlos cleared for San Fran
cisco and San Pedro, and the Japanese
steamer Hokkal Haru sailed for Jap
an, each carrying full cargoes of Grays
Harbor lumber.." t -
SHIPPING QUIET
Portland shipping circles were quiet
today, due to the Armistice day cele
bration. The majority of shipping of
fices "were either closed all day or in
the afternoon. Only 1 vessels were
working in the sort loading, and other
wise the waterfront waa comparatively
inactive. , . -
ALL, , ALOXG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Cardiganshire, due ' to
arrive Monday -from, the north for the
Oregon-Pacific companv. -will load ap
proximately half of its limited refriger
ator space with Oregon apples for the
United Kingdom. The freighter, has
refrigeration space enough to accom
modate 15,000 boxes of apple a : In ad
dition -to the apples, the: vessel -will
take a quantity of dried prunes and
other general cargo, , .
The intercoastal steamer Robin
Adair,' in the service of Norton. Lilly
Av Co., will be - moved from West port
tonight for her voyage to the south.
The vessel loaded lumber at Westport
for East Coast shipment. ';-
The tug Wallula.has been dispatched
down stream to bring in the schooner
Eric, loaded with copra for the Port
land Vegetable. Oil mills, r. The vessel
is expected to dock here late this eve
ning; - -i. -'" .-.-!- - ''"-,.' -i.-r-i:. v
- The Columbia-Pacific Shipping com
pany's steamer West O'Rowa, recent
ly cleaned and painted, has been moved
from the drydocks to a position be-'
tween the Albina and Elevator docka. : .
l ne intercoastal steamer - Panaman
move down - stream lata tnnisrht ni
early In the morning, on ; her way to
the Eastern coast with general cargo. . '
-The Japanese -steamer s Yojln-Maru
was docked at 'the- Inman-Pouisen mill
to take on a parcel of lumber for the
Orient. The Tojin 'Marts is scheduled
to leave for Kobe and Mojl Thursday.
The British steamer Benmohr. under
charter for Kerr, Gifford A Co., moved
up the river today to the ; Peninsula
mills from Astoria.- The Vessel ar
rived In the river Friday from Japan.
-The tanker W. . Porter, in the fleet
of the Associated Oil company, arrived
at Astoria this morning and proceeded
up the river; r ..
PORITIOXH OF VESSELS ' i
(By North Head, Wash.. Bade)
November 10. 8 p. m. ;
Boobyalla, San Francisco for Barclay Sound,
B. C, 605 miles from San Francisco.
Ben Mohr. . Tokohama foe Portland, .480
milea from North Head. - . .
Baroa Cawdor. Portland for Panama, 10
miles tip Colombia rirer. ,
. (By Federsl Telegrsph Co.) 1 i -
NoTember 10. 8 p. at. : Vs,..; r-
Harrard. San Pedro for Baa Francises, 70
miles north of San Pedro. f
Hamcr. Portland for San Pedro, 042 miles
from Portlsnd. '- ' -4
Dilworta, HonohUs for Part Ssa Lais. 1338
milea wast of Port Baa Lois. -
Arabia. Saa Francisco for Oram Harbor,
CI miles north of Ssa Pianeisca..
Ed Kingsley. powell Rirer for Saa Frga
eiaco, 250 miles south of Caps Flattery. -
Hartwood. Grays Harbor for Ssa. Francisco.
143 miles north, of Baa Francisco. ; - . '
Wapamaj Ssa Franciaeo. for: Portland. -160
miles ' north of San Francisco.
- La Parisima. Martiaes for: PortlaadV 80
milea from Marttnesv . . ,
: Fred Baxter, Basin for San Pedro, 126
mBee north of San Pedro. ' ' , '
Coahnga, Saa Pedro for Marttnes, 60 miles
from Marti era " . - i . ...
. Wfllsmitte St. Helens- for ; San . TTaaaelaea.
175 ml sua south ef Columbia nrw.'
' FVaak G. JJram. Gariota for Honolulu, 1099
miles west of Oarieta. - .- -
Los Anrelea. Saa Pedr for Msrtlnes. 200
dies from Marti nex. ......
W. -S. Porter. Monterey for Lfain ton, 490
miles north of Monterey. :
Katnna Lackenbaeh. .' ETerett fop ' Phils.
delphm. 270 aulas north of Saa Franciaeo,
OuinaoJt. Ssa Pedre for Tacoma 109 milea
sooth of Saa Francisco.
W. F. Herein. Aeon for Seattle, 6$ miles
north of Ban Ftmacisco. .
1 Oleosa, Eureka for Ban Padre. 330 miles
north of Saa Pedre. - t -
. Ernest H. : Meyer,: Saa Franrisco for Ssa
' ' Tides at Astoria Sanday
High.. Water.! ,; Low Water. "
T r0 a. trt, 7.4 ft. 12 :20 a. m.. LI ft.
:$S p. wl, T. ft. -1 :03 p. m., A7 ft.
Pedro. OS miles south ef San Fraacisca.
Humboldt. Saa Pedro for Saa Francisco,
116 nutos south oil Saa Francisco. -,
Celilo. Saa FratH-isco for Saa Pedro,' 42
Stulea, south of Sea Francisco. ,
Ecuador. " San Francisco for Nsw Tork. st
Sen Joss, Guatemala.
Tarba Linda, Tokuysma for Saa Pedro, 179$
miles west e Saa Pedro, noon.
NoTember 9. 8 jp. sv: -
i.lUrfJt Iollar4 Honohda' tor Tokohama.
433- miles west of (Honolulu. '
Apaa. Sea Padre tor lokohaaia, 845 milea
rest of Saa Pedroa
- Hawaiian, New Tork for Saa Pedfo. 1778
miles south af Saa Pedro. . -
Grant, Ban Fnnewco for Manila. 2610
milea .met of Honolulu. -
Walter A. Lockenbach (noon) , Saa Pedre
for Philadelphia, 1661 miles southeast of San
Pedro,
- President Wilson. Baa Francisco far Toka
bama, 979 miles West of Honolulu.
Bohemian Clnb.l Port-San Luis for Manila.
3883 miiaa sst of Port Saa Luis.
Ltebre. San Pedro . for Tokuysms. 258J
miles srest of Saa Pedre. , - . . '
.- ' .. Ikty lNarsi Radio) , '
Nerembar 10. 8: n. m - t ,:
' Boobyalla, Saa Frannsee for Barclay Sound.
B. C, 64)3 miles jfrom Saa Fraacbeo. .
- Medon. Seattle for Ketchikan. 230 miles
from Aetehikan.
Norember 9: ) , i.
' Lakeshere, passed out at Tatooah. 19 p m.
XoUee te Marlaera i
The following bulletin oa harbor soundings
hss bean ieaued by Lieutenant N. M. Pigmau.
s. charge of the local branch hydrographl.
affSoe: . j
. The following j report was : made by he
master S. 8. Cottsonplant, Norember 4, 1822.
Coos Bay Bstw-Depth ef water on the ar
at the- average of the lower low waters 6
feat. Aids to na ligation ta proper position ad
in goad working order, i , s
The following report wsa made ; by C. N,
Krog. Ssa Psdro,j Csk. November 8. 1822:
San Pedro bay bar Depth of water oa the
bar at the arerage of the lower low waters 3d
fast. All aids tolnsTigatlon O. K.
The following report was mad. by VL N.
Dvlaatr. Aberdeaaj Wash.. NoTember 1. 1922:
Grays Harbor bar Dnh ef water ea -Ji.
bar at the anrars ef the lower low waters 23
feet. Channel Bar soundings aa . siren by
all bar pilom.. j . .
' The following report was made by J. W.
Brrennaa, Ssa Diego, OaL, Norember 2, 1322:
San Dmsto bay bar Depth of water oa the
bar at the ararag of the lower low waters
85 feet, r..- t'
j News Of the Port 1
-- a wis sis Nereeribar n
Benmohr, British steamer, from Tokofasins.
ballast, a. m. I
' - W. S. Porter. Ameriesa stssmar, from Moo
torsy. ail. S p. mj
Erie, Americaa schooner, from Tonga
Island, copra. :
- t ' Dsesrturaa HsTsmbsr 11
Dturoaa, Amenoaa steamer, fog West Coast
porta, flour and lumber, 9 pm.
- Challamba. American saotorship, ; for - West
Ooast parts, nlmber.
Bermuda, xtnush steamer, for Orient, gap.
end. ... i ' i ,
PsssKirres ftavstrusar 1 0
Todontar, , Amenoaa steamer, . for Europe,
general, at 6 p. m- .
MABIXE ALMANAC
Vlreafther at River "South
North Head. Waeb., Nov. 1 1. Conditions
at the mouth of the Cotombta riTer today
noon -wre:- Wind, south. 6 miles; sky. clear;
BAILT BIVEB READINGS
OA iM.. Pacific Time
BUrer
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Eugene .
Albany .
Oregon' City
Peruana
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RTV$H FOBECAST : "
The WiTlaniette rirer at Partlaasl will remain
arly : atatioaary daring the next three .--days
except aa.atf acted by the Uda, . .
.-. I, ; ' -
aa iTjUjaatv S9 waa 0,1
Astoria. New. il. ArriTed at 7-85 and left
up at 9 a. av; from Monterey. Sailed at 4 :30
a, m.. Britssh sasamer Tadorxtar, for Europe.
ArriTed at a, Ss., steamar Laizom, from Saa
K -
Eureka,' Vat. 10. Arrived, steamer Ad
mirat Goodrich, from .Portland, for San Fran-
Adelaide. - Not. ": 3. ArriTed, steamer Las
Tegas, from Por-OaasL -.(. -
: Melbourne.. Nor. 10. ArriTed. Swedish
motorship Ruilaran,' from Colombia rirer.
Dublin Not. 14. ArriTed, Swedish steamer
Anten. from Portland..
- aatneia- Now. tl a Ali'liaJ at lOtSS a m
schooner Erie, from Tonga Island via ban Fran.
Cisco. - Balaed SC t:zo p. m.. steamer Jsndrea
F. Lackenbaeh, for New Tork and Philadelphia
Tia Puget Soundl Sailed at 7 p. at., steamer -FlaTet.
foe Ban Pedro. 'ArriTed at 7 and left
nn . a n .n 1 aSMMae ftiaklvnu. ffntm K, n
pidro: r , i:, - -t.-t-i.- --- --
Sea Francisco J Nor. 10. Sailed at 3 p. m..
La - JTtnsHns, ror roruand : at 4
n m 1 rmten -. SMna - HnwInaMfL fne Pnrt.
land; at o p. rn,, steamer Johan Poulsen, for
Columbia .riTer; j at -8 p. m., British, steamer
Nebraska, (mm !pM4tatwt fne Knmna- at 1 1
p. m.. motorship I California, from Portlandt for
anropa, - , . .... -
Saa Pedm. INot. 10. ArriTed. .learn,,
Lewis LsHAenbedh, from, New Tork and way
porta, for Portland. - ArriTed, steamer . Mult
nomah, from Columbia rirer.- . , .
Baltimore, No. 10. Sailed, steamers Tiger.
Bessemer City and George Allen, for Portland.
Hoquiam, . Set. 10. Sailed, steamer Daisy
Freeman, from Portland, for San Pedro.
-" San FVaaciscd, Nor. 11. (I. N. 8.1 Ar-
Coaluars. Los Angeles. 12:35 a. m. -
Hamboldt, Las Angelea. 6:20 a. m. : American.
Astoria, 7 a. mi; Logan, Manila. 7 -'40 a m.;
xtrasn. poruant, ssaine, : a. m.; H. F.
Alerxanoer. lm 1 Angelas, :6 a. m. ; Harrani,
Los Angeles, 1016 s. m. Sailed today: An
nette Hotph, Lpa Angeles, 6:80 a. m. ; Sral
sria. ShanghaiJ6:45 a. m.: W. 8. Rheim. lx
angeiee. a :ov
n Motorcycle
ntn I ' m Vi ' j rl ' W VS'
of the American-Hawaiian service will V I fifl - rfH.Sr TfiT PHNP-P
.Cincinnati. Ohio. Nov.- 1L (L S.)
To match the enterprise of the police
department jthere has appeared in Cin
cinnati the inotorcycle burglar. In one
nignt rccerttiy ; a roDDer was routed
from three Rouses in various parts of
the city only to elude pursuit by jump-"
Ing astride "his waiting motorcycle and
dashing off into the night before the
police could j be summoned.. So far the ,
police have been unable to break up '
his thriving) business,
.. ... 1 . ,
201 Kauway axcfiang
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stocks eo::ds
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