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FURTHER ADVANCES FORCED FOR .WHEAT IN THE WORLD'S TRADE WITH DEMAND MUGH KEENER
THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, rorTLAXD, SUNDAY LIORNING, NOVE:.IBEH 10, 1022.
BREADSTUFFS 1M
UPWARD
SWING
Wheat,, flour, Coarse "z Grains
and Feeds Are Advanced Dur
. ' irig Week; Grain High..;
By Edward MeDonral s '
Tk President Armour A Co. -
j Chicago, Nov. 1. I have Just re
turned from a three months' trip to
Europe. Confirmation of poor yield
and poor Quality of gr in Is no
longer lacking, but, ori the contrary ,
daily bringing- to light - actual Im
port retirements.,- which are - very
large and preatry In excess of last
year; Careful analysis Of world's
shipments In the past 10 days die
oloses that Europe- haa bought tare
quantities of food grains, in atpita of
falling- exchange, and buying still
continues. " and will continue for
some time. i. ; ,: -
MERCHANTS" EXCHANGE WHEAT
. r Hard BoftTVrtt. Hard N. ' West.
- j . White White White Wint. Spring Bad.
Mm. .. .$1.88 $1.22 $1.22 $1.17 $1.20 $1.14
,Tuc. :.. 1.41 1.14 -1.24 i.18 120 1.lt
-WatLj-.. 1.41 1.25 1.25 .... 1.20 ....
Tbnra 1.4T . . . 1.20 1.20 1.15
Friday.. 1.4 1.28 1.25 1.20 1.29 1.19
Sat .. 1.4S 1,26 1.25 1.20 1.20 1.16
' W'k ago 1.37 1.22 1.22 1.17 1.20 1.14
Yr. iwUi 1.03 1.03 .'LOS 1.02 .
r'-". $1.3 . $1.S4 - - 1
-. Wit toaeM U highest point for the
- season to &U drain the week's activities at
. Portland and other. Pscifi Northwest point.
Actual bneinea was not brisk but there we
a t rood aadea-tone all through the trade
during the entire perioaV rizb- valaesvweil
: maintained at the advance. - t ' -Psrhape
of groetee interest "in .'the trade
Jos-re during- the week waa the tale a on lot
of 6000. bushel of December btnmtem at
11.50 on the Portland Merchant' Exchange.
. Net only was this tie highest confirmed price
. paid lor wheat thi eeaaon for tidewater de
, livery, but K la the i flnt aetaal wheat buei
' ness that haa paaeed on the local exchange
for more than a yeas. A floor miller was the
seller, 'which further complicated the situ-J
While then was liberal strength -underlying
the entire wheat trade of the world,' .the fact
remaina that European business showed lim
ited development dunnf the period. . Exporters
appear in a better position today to follow the
wines of wheat prices than are sullen. Some
of . the latter sold eocMdsrsble . flour short
srid are now covering. Thia situation does not
appear really serious, fbr despite the desire
of millers to take hold of club- vr western
white, they hare not been so anxious as to
force arbitrary adTsnoes in- the price.
8 till acaia are price advance forced in the
market for flour. At the weekend there was
an advance of 20c per barrel for patent and
bakers' floor and lOe per barrel rise for ex
port grades. The smsllneas of the latter
advance appears due most to the inability of
millers to interact foreigners in floor eren
at former values.
Millstuffs con tinned their previous strong
tons with a set rise of (3 a too in mil Iran
for the week. - - . .
Coarse grams were - firmer and higher, al
though practically all of the barley activity
Is in southern offerings.. V
WHEAT Buying price tidewater, track de
livery; Club, 11.26 (g 1.28 per bo,; blnesten,
31.4B per 1: Big Bend blue-Hem, $1,50;
Tnrke red. $1.23 01,25: red Russian. XI. 22.
: DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price,- null Friday
door? Patent, new crop, T.80; Willamette Saturday...
alley brands, $6.1006.30; local straight. Week ago.
o.o.-; bakerr . nara wneat, 7.0O;- bakers,
bluestcm. $7.60; bakers' psvtry, $3.30 ; gra
hanf. $6.40; whole wheat. $(J.60; ts, t.80
bbi. i Price for city delivery, 15o extra; sub-
1 "urban, 30c extra. . v .
EXPOBT- prXJTTlt CJh straight, $5.80;
- blneatiera, cut-off, CS.80. . .
HAT -Buying nrice: WOIamette . timothy,
-fancy, 1 20.00 20.60: Eastern Oregon tiss
wthy, 922.SO par ton; clover, 118.50 10.00;
' straw, 8.00; alfalla, $19.00; grain " hay,
$20 0r . '
" UILAV fUCKS'-XainiBat. Kv 1 Calcutta,
lOo for new crop delivery. Domestic bags.
lOe each.
v atn.I.iJTTJFTS Millrun at mill sacked, ton
lots. $85.00; eariosd Iota, $34.00 1 middlinas,
$42.00 48.00 Mtoa.
. OAT S Per tnn, buyhtt pries: Feed,
00; mining. $87.00.
BARLEY Buying price OFeed. $88.60;
brewitTg, $34.80. .' - c ... .v... .
FEEDSTUFF . O. B. mHls: Rolled bar.
ley. $37.00; whole barley, $S3.0O; alfalfa
meal,! $80.00; eecosaut meal, $38.00: cracked
com, $38-00; whole oora. $3S.0O. .
alercbaata txahante bids:
rC:--:.-' . WHEAT
.1 " ' " " -. ' Nor. Dec
el.49 J1.4
1.26 1.2
1.25. V 1.25
1.20 1.20
1.20 1.2ft
To Lov Prices Producers
" v f y Secure for Perishables
- "
H t.. J'- . Br Hynas H. Cobcb " i
Portland territory vegetable producers suffer annually from tho lack of
rTroper carload distributi.on of their products, fault for -whleh lies both in the
on prepared m.-ea of wholesalers and shippers and because of tins unwillingness
k nr n rto iit:n. ui wrow ajui ukk uw vuicurea teuiLou. '
i Thousands ef tons of cabbage and cauliflower lonr'
were wasted in tn territory because or ute lacK or ware
i house . and abipping -.; facilities. The railroads come
i in for much - of the blame for . this ataggeriruc loss
not only to the producer, but to the consumer. Bali
road traiv-nonauon wast pracucaiiy mi in irus lerniory.
Delay 1n filling orders for cars for the " shipment of per
Mhables was so generally, shown that - of times the goods
were - in no conaiuon to saip waen u-ansponauan wi
finnllv available. .' " '
- it was for this reason Imoossibie for the wholesale trade
to accept orders for supplies-of -perishables, thereby cur
tailing to a very great extern, xne ouuei xor uie Dig surplus
pruu ucuuu ruue rasuii. r .
TraasnoTtacle la Ttemoralized
" One of tthe big shippers of perishables from Oregon is
authority for the statement that In applying for cars for
the shipmeot of supplies, bis firm Js told point blank -by
railroad oinciaus that there m net a enance in tne worui
for any ears to be rolled fat hi direction within reasonabl
time. Accordingly he has frequently made arrangements
: - to nam suppuea y motor tj-uck to some otner line, ana
then- finding that several cars were "spotted? (or him by the railroad which
claimed nothing was In sight for delivery. .1 ' : -
Kailroads have ' also demanded- heavier - loading of perishables than Is
ofUmea safe to transport from the standpoint of quality. . For that reason
much loss ha.e been sustained by shippers and receivers as the result of the
poor arrival of perishables, - i ' ' ' .
Ielay in running time is also a factor -which haa 'meant loss to the producer
of this section. Because of the lata arrival of many carloads of supplies, orders
are frequently cancelled after shipment- This meana more demoralisation In
the market. ' - -
Then again, rates are higher In - this "terrltdry ' than In other producing
Bections. Potatoes from Central Oregon, while of the best quality in the
country, rot in the fields many, seasons because the railroads charge more to
haul the stock to market than the trad will pay. . The charge is materially
greater, than from competing sections. n ' - . - .
..- --i Packing fcneda-Are Absent -:
With the increasing output of perishables lit both the fruit and vegetable
Industries, it is absolutely necessary that better arrangement be- made for
the proper packing of the supplies for shipment. Uniform packing Is neces
sary in order to secure the best results in the markets of the country. This
can best be accomplished by centralized packing sheds. -
Many growers are unable to properly pack their supplies for the market
because of. limited production, but rmall lots can be taken to centralized
sheds and there packed property. Such tactics are utilized by: California
Shippers for nation-wide distribution. . .
DOVAIU
IN WEEK'S TRADE
Readjustments Previous Spec
ulative Activities Is Feature of
'New York Stock Market. ;
- y to4 $. West '
. Speelsl Corrsapendwnt of 'liie Jocmal
Vannlcht. lVta. by 't he Journal
- Sew Xnrk. Mot. la,- The forUwr seoBa
In twe stock market dnrtng tne past week
sun appears elueur ta tne nature -ox
adjustment ot a apeen-
F
lative
Dairv Products Hi
Review of
Weekly
Monday. . ,
Tue-day
Wednesday .
Thorsday. ..
Hard whits ....
foft white . .
Weatern white .
Hard winter . . .
' Northern spring .
Western . rea
Jan.
$1.4
1.2S
1.24
1.20
1.20
1.17
18 lb naturals
1.1ft 1.1S
PEED OATS
.....$35.60 $30.50 3.H
BABLEX
l:: , NVbida
Xo. 2 E. T. shift. . .$34.75 $34.00 $83.50
Ho. S . X. atiip't..; 34.00 84.0 33.25
lOBTULl?Tj WHOtEgAXK PEICE3
. These are the priese retaners pay who.
aalers, except as etberwiae noted:
- BUTTEK Selling prices, box lots: Cream
ery prices Prints, extras. 4$ 9 48c. for ptaia
;wrappeTs; cubes, 42 &4ia per lb.; dairy baying
price, 80c per lb. . - .
. BCTTEKF AT Portland deBsery basis: J?o,
1 grade. 4ac; So.- 2. 45o; No. 1 sone,
.for "A" grade. - : - 1
CHKESli Selling: Tillamook, triplets, 82
4$33 lb.; Young America, 33e per lb.;
Oretron triplets, 219 27c -. Baying price, 1. o
b. Tillamook: Triplets, 0r; Tonng America
and Lenglionn. 81c. Sellinc price: Block
Swissj vViaconain. 30 0 85c; imported, SOo lb -Kmhorger
25 3 28c: cream bnck, Orecoa. ZS
2Ac: Eastern. Sa0e. -
1WGS Boymg phce. Front ' street: Cur
rent receipts. Western .Oregon, 4bc doa;
Eastera Oregwi, 4 5c per doa.; henneries, 62c
par doa. : selling price, select. 60c per doa. ;
-andied, eta per doa; pullets. SOe per doa,;
storage, 327e per do. . ,
'.- EliGS AMociatioa selling' price r Select.
BRING US ,
lo Onr Xe w Ijoestlos, U7 "Front
- $t Portland. All Tear Prodoee
- We Ask Xo Cosimtsston
TOP AY'S PRICES FOB TOP
. , Qt?AXlTTt - ?;"
Hogs 14. Teat 12Hr. Beef St.
Sheep 12. l amb 18tl XJre
fonitry Xicat Springs
- v 20 lackt 22
Can use Live and Dressed Turkeys
snd -txeese also Live Pigeons.
Salted Hides 12S-PJts SI. ISO
Can use your Live : Cattle. - Sheep
and Hogs. Pasture for rent.
- Quantities of feed
FRA.NK L MITH MEAT CO.
1 " rii?httnt thtt Beef Trait"
iWJ 111051P SX POBTLAXD
Batter snd es were kigher' -durine the
a rmalrj while no enange wes ewwo
for cheese. As advance ; of 10 cents in tne
buying' price of milk announced by leading
eoadecssries, completed the ' strength : of the
saneral daizy producta- market. . .
While no change was shown in the print
batter market for the week cubes con tinned
to gain and were forced higher. It haa been
the cube market that has of late shown-tne
brunt of the weakness in the butter trade.
Cubes , bare shown the greatest loss by re
cent cutting. ' Prints, while showing no ebaage
in card prices, were in reality Benin lower
with cuts as much as 2 cents a pound. ThB
was continued during the week.
Portland was not atone in ahowing im
proved butter market conditions; there being
a general rise throughout the coon try.
Cube butter extras ruled: .
, 41a . 48a 51e ' 4o 47c
42o 48 we 61c - 4Be c
43a 48Hc 51e 47e 47e
48o 49c 51He 48He 47o
44o 4c
44o BOa
die 4Sc
Tear ago. ... lo
. Friday. - ' : '.
. Eqa Prtoes Higher
Eggs showed a further advance of Bo J
dosen in selling values locally for the week with
an extreme top. of 80o a dozen for select of
ferings, -r This year's price is Just 2o below the
values here a year stro, Chicago is fractionally
higher, while New York. San Francisco and
Los Anseles are lowec -i-'.- . K r. 'il
rxwrdte all the assurances of cold Koraoa in-
'tereata ef the extreree strength ana (not M-
vmnces in encn etienngs, ixie ic imu
there is on hasd. to coed- storage swr ess
than 'befere known at this period of the season.
Er.n though it la true that withdrawals, re
cently bare Wn unnsuaOy liberal, - thi has
been due toss to the demand for ioe honse
offerines than to the keen desir of holder to
get from trader wtta as uiua- asiav ae
Port ; CM. -. K. T. S. F,
81 tte 49e 49c
61V4e oOo
Sle 46e 47c
44o s4He61e
Monday
Tuesday . .
Wednesday .
Thnrsday . ,
Friday . . . i
Saturday . .
Week ago...'
Tear ago...
.7
.57
.o
,.eo
60
52
53
64
65
60 i 55
..US-
..63 63
B4
4
S3
0
0
0
4
s
62
644
65 H
65 4
61 H
i "
78 VS
Ia a.
57 4
6?
61
62
62 4
66 H
66
Friday.
Milk Prioe Is Hloher-
Advance of lOo per hundred pounds in tne
price of milk, as announced by leading eon
denserr - inteirestw- during , the week, xeflected
the erneral hnnrorement in the dairy prodnets
market. Likewise, the sdvsnce indicated a
continuance of - the improvement recently an
nounced in the demand for canned milk.
Oheess Market Hot as
No change whatever waa shown in tne price
of cheese' either here or at Ti Hamook " f or the
week. - Baying by retailers ia of moderate
character, owing to the alow eo&sunting de
mand. . ' .. A
Turkey Market Is Slew
- Tarkeys showed a slower movement, with
lower prices for the week. . There appears to
be a general scare amontr buyers as to the
low Thanksgiving price. They fear the pablie
will not pay as extreme value as in other
seasona, and for that reason have purchased
only at lower value. L ,
Chickens Rule Weaker
aKnatlon - that
aaa seen -- seriously
weakened by - the -ex
travagant operations
lor ainur stiam ib.k
. . . -J -sprmg ana summer
, '. j.. 1 . Otner Caetora have en
V L i tared in. such as mis-
, t -airings regarding the
V pouunal trend ia. this
eountry and the dubi
ous -outlook - for the
f nances of Continental
Knropa ' Qrnte Ukels
uneasiness eo - these
aaeounts haa deprived
tha market of the bay
ing power that - it
a ' myu Mil
lkJ had after such,
"this way - has, accentu-
m me oownwara saovement, -
In the mala, however, the downward torn,
which began Labor dav and has eon turned wifJa
only occasional tntemuitiora since, has been
lo rsatux. ot couoiuost wKain the stock ex
change , rather than oabdde. The speculative
nuyuig ot tnree ana six aaontns ago lost regard
for trade conditions and carried prices too
high, the recent speculative selling haa gone
on with equal indifference to the trade news
oa it may well be that it has earned prices
too sow. - ;
Pressors Exerted by Bank
Tha statement waa oommonly suds last
September that Wall street loans were swollen
so that they werei close to the huge aggregate
ot iia. Trus OKI not imply to too - vast
pnblio speculation lias that of three years
ago, but it did mean, that many industrial
stocks had son up extravagantly and at
their very high prices required a .lot more
credit to take ears ot tbean. Also it meant
that, while. theTe had been no general over
trading, certain individuaia and pools had
bcKurht a great many more stocks thaa the
bants were willing to see them carry.
There is no doubt that It to the pressure
of the banks upon brokerage houses having
what were deemed excessive loans that precipi
tated the really violent break at the eioss
of October and sgsin during tne pest week.
The position la much better sow; - This Is
demonstrated by the ease in call money, which
is quoted below 4 per cent for the first
tune this autumn, and is borne out by the
testimony obtainable en every side that loans
hare been eat down by fully half, as 'coca-
pared with a month ago.
Hnteria Over Europe .
Every time a weak spell nke the -recent one
occurs in the stock market it sets loow a
flood of hysteria over economic affairs In
llurope. In June, 1021, entice were talking
about a bankrupt Kurope and the tota hns
of America a export trade and were predicting
Chickens ruled weaker for live birds. There
. , , . , . , w. njuciik. . rr .
rji.K,- ,f1;raJrl- "."r , v tnt we could not possibly escape our share
la the general cataclysm.
available, but the movement to retailers wss
more restricted, la a measure this was due to
the inereadng snpply of scalded goods arriving.
These .sell in many instances below the lira
chicken prices. Ducks were in moderate aup
pty snd demand with quoted figures indicated,
while only a nominal supply of geese came
forward,
Courrtry Catvag Are Higher
Country killed calves showed firmer tone
and lusher prices for- the week's trade along
Fronts street. There were more limited i of
fering, this being the chief cause for the ad
vance. Country killed hogs were weaker -and
lower because of a-; drop in the livestock
prion, j ; . . .
: - Potato Trade Sruoglah , . .
Very sluggish trade was shewn for ' chickens
fn the local market for the week. Only- lower
prices induced ; retsilers to purahaae, Tbere
was only an extremely7 limited shipping de
mand with 60s about the top figure for buying
at country points, j- ' .. i i -:,
: Onion About Stead
iWhOe there" was no special' movement indi
cated in the onion trade for the week, values
held practically nnchaneed, ( with country pur
chases around $1.25 per cental for best stock.
! . Apple Ivlorament Liberal " .,
At sacrifice rahiet there was a very liberal
movement of apples in the local market for
toe week. ' Car shortage continues to affect
shipments to the East, but trade there Is
about as much congested as here.' even with
out the nsual Northwest supply. - Bulk of
business continued below $1.50 per box.
i : Ciatiuon les Are H tetter '
T Announcement of a further advaae of SOe
a box was made in the market for Northwest
cranberries by the Paciflo Cranberry exehsnre,
with afacFariaads $5.50. Bowes and Pacific
Beauty $5 per box i. o. b. shipping stations.
Local jobbing prices were erratic with secret
-g Prana- Market firmer
; Prime market continnes to'' gtain strength at
Eastern pofnts, but Uttle business has been
confirmed in -the-. Coast' markets. Desnite ail in the entire financial sanation.
taut to tne contrary, there are still Lberal sap
plies unsold along the erwst. -
Wsfnut Market Firmer
- California walnut glowers announced aa ad
vance of 2e a pound in tha price of nuts, and
some here quoted the rise.. General market
appears too heavy.
60c: brown, 60c : firsts, 88e; pausts, 66a.
LIVE FOCL.TBT Selling twice : .-Heavy
hens 22 6 23e -per lb.; light hens. 1213e
per lb.; duoka, 13 21o per lb.; gees 18c
per lb. - -
' Freeh FrurU snd 9taf.is
FRESH FRTJIT Orange., $4.00 6.50
box: bananas, ll114o lb.; lemons. $11.60
13.00 s eaasgrapeirnit, Florida. $6 00
8.50; caasbas, 84o lb.; pears, $1.00
1.25 box; Malaga grapet, $1.50 1.75 lug;
Tokay. $1.50 1.75. - .
EKRKIES Cranherrtes. ort?jweat. $3.75
.00 per box: Eastern. $20.00 2 1.0O
UKiED FRUITS Dates. $3 2-7.O0;
figs, black. ISO 10a lb.; prnnes, 40s and 60a,
25-lb. box. 12lie: 50 and 60s. 10 4 e lb.
ONION'S Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon. 1.I5 it 2.00 per cental; garlic. lSe pet
lb.; green oniona, 25 930e per doa. bunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailers: Ore
gon, fancy, S3o$ $1.10 per aeatal; sweet po
tatoes. 2 Se per lb. '
VKGEIAMLJaS Beets, 1H per lb. : esb
bsge. 1 per pound; lettuce. $1.75 0 2.00
per erate: carrot. lHo per lb. : tomatoes,
Oregon, 60e box ; CeL; $2.50 3.74 lug;
herers4iah,,15lo lb.; arUchokes. $1.75
per doa.; eaoiiflower, . $2.00 g 'per
dosea; celery, T6 0 66e pec dosen; g plant,
hj APPLES Cookers, 503 60;: face and fuT.
75S6c; fancy and extra iancy pscaa. eae
2.60 box.
COTTNTRT kTKATb Sailing prfcsh Conn
try hogs, 1 S 9 1 8 H c -per lb. heavy staff less;
veal tups (about 0 to 160 TbM. 12 H wUSo
per lb.: heavy stuff less; Iambs, 18c lb.
SMOKED MEATS Bams. 38 g S2e, Tb.;
breakfatt bacou, 274e lh. ,
PACKECQ BOTJSB MiAT3 Bteer beef.
13H le.H.l heifers. 11 11 lb.; cows
t10c: kmns. 189 SOe lb.; ewe. . 10 014
Ib-i bor. l16tte lb. . -
LaRL. Kettle rendered. 1 He lb.; Metre
baata. esmouad. 14a. '
. Oeoosrle ' ' -
BEANS Small white. $7.00; Ism white.
$7.00; pink. $7.00; lime. $10.80; bayou.
$6.50: red $6.76.
HONET New. 84.00 4.8f per esse.
Thanksgiving poultry
- Net prices. F" O. B. Portland aire now itx, the intul
for next week's delivery. Do you get our quotations
and bulletins regularly on Turkeys, Ducks Geese and
Live Chickens? ! If not, write or wire.
h Ship any surplus Live Hens and Spring a once.
Ship Fa.t Fancy.- Dry. Picked Turkeys,to arrive Not.
21st to 24th. v,- - " , Ori 'MfmKM
Ship Fat Fancy Dry Picked Ducks and Geese to
arrive. Nor, 23d to 25th. V -
r Ship" live Ducks and Geese, at oncel
' SWIFT & COMPANY .
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT; PORTLAND, ORE."
BICE Japan, Jf. 1, M; Bin Bos 6
lb. ; New Orleans head, 6 He.
COFFEE Roasted. 22H$4Ha 1. to
sacks or drams.
SALT Coarse, half groand,' 100s.' $ 15 00
ton; 60s,-$17.85: table dairy. 60s, $27.50;
bales, $3.60.OOs- fancy table ami dairy.
$34.30; lamp, $26.66.
SCGAB -Cube $8.85; frolt end berry.
$7.85; yellow C, $7.80; beet,- grannlated.
$7.70; extra C. $7.86; golden C. $7.30.
CANNED VI ILK Talis. $5.00; baby gbn,
$4.90 case: Essie. 80.85 case, -
SODA CRACKERS fn bulk, 15c lb.' '
NUTS Wslnvti. 212Gc lb.; - slmor.Aa.
2628e lb.; fUbert. 17e IK.; peanuts, 9e Ib.
pecans, 25e lb.; Brazils. 13 He lb.; ehastnuta!
t. 22-4S 24a lb. -
Fish an Sheffflah
FBESH FISH-Hilverxiile sglmoa ISA 18
B. : halibut. IS 20e lb.: black cod. iiaiM
Bhi basket kippered end, $2.00; basket kip
pered aalxnon, $1.S02.00; ting eod, ?&&
11. : sole, 10 lb. ; sturgeon, 20c lb.
OTSTEBS Eastern. $4.60 gal. ; OJvmpU
$8.00 ai-, $1.60 iQt-j crabs. - large. $3.60
doa.; small. $2 50 doa.
Heps, Wool and Hide -
HOPS 123 crop, nommal. 89 10c Ta.
BIDES Calfskin,- 17e lb.; Bps, 14o Ts !
green hides, 10c lb. : aaHed, 12e lb. '
, MOHAIR Nominal. 2232e Rj.
SHEEP PEfcT3 Leag dry pelta. 21
short pelts. 10He lb.; long hair gost pelta,
10 0 12c, lb.; short hair goat, pelts. 20 6 50a
each. .
' WOOL TJEBamett valley, 'oane. 20 9
tTel medium, 25 SOe lh.; fine. S035
. : Eastern Oraon-Idshov 10 87a lb.
TALLOV - AND OHKA8E No, ; 1. tallow
8 98 He; Na 2. 4 H 0.5c; grease. '10
4e lb.- . . . -
CASCAHA BABK 1622 peet 7:..121
peai. 8e lb.; grape root, 7e jb. I - -.
Paints. One. Etc - . ' -' '
'WW' Unseed oil hmk,'
81.10; 5 cat. can?, ner aval.. 81. 2S.
BOILED UNSEED OIL Barrets, per- gaL.
$1.12; 5 gal cans, per gaL. $1.27.
TURPENTINE) Drums, per gaL. $1.82;
gal. cans, per gal. $1.S7.
WHITK XAJ 100-Ib. kecs. per lb..
Lumber and ShlnnSe 1
Latest . carload lumber ssies by ansnufae-
tarera. quota tiona representing f. a. h. mill vet
oes 'in direct sales to tetauers and including
ailing expenses: ;
FLOOR INO: ' Bigh. jLew. Ara
1x4 So. 2 v. t.... .$54.00 $47.60 $48 00
1x4 No 2 snd bet s g. $8.00 ....
FINISH: . . ' ' . -
18 io es-oo
CEILING :
x4 No. 2 and bet., $7.00
DROP SIDING: -lx
No. 3 and bet. . 43 00
BOARDS AND SHtPLAPt ,
lxS IO 1 ...., lb.60
DDsENSIONSi
3x4 12-14 ..... . .. 31.86
SHALL T1UBXB; '
4x4 12-1 ........ 21.60
LATH:
ft no. i & .... .
SHINGLES:'
a ....;...'....; t.oo
As a sequel to these prophecies. Investment
bonds in the next -12 months went up all the
way from 16 to 20 paints, and stocks alt the
way from 20 to 70 points. Wow, not de
terred by thetr nrst egregious nriaealculaiiona,
the same 'class of theorists are discussing toe
weakness of tha European situation and the
possibility that it will- spread poisoa through
the financial structure of the world. .
New Moans to Balance Mudoets
The facta In tha ease should be studied
without unreasonable optimism . on the one
hand or undue pessimism an the ether. 'Cer
tainly ' nothing could ba more deaperato thaa
the plight - of Germany as it appears at tha
present time. If the ministry is formed of
representative bnsrnees men it will aeeoaapil&h
more thaa any , other ttennan governments
have toward fiscal refrmn and the stabilisation
of the mark. But it is not believed pessibt
that it can g.ocomplish anything- beyond prw
Tidmg for a resumption of reparations pay
meets. -' 1 - , ':.
Greet Britain's liiipeoverneot ".'.
Aestnat the bad feetuAs ef the JCnropean
situation there' are some cheerful ones. First
of all Great Britain has undergone a wonder
ful chang from 18 months ago, when the
prophets of eril wen counting her in St least
the doubtful class. Estimates mace at to
-beginning of tha fiscal year last May of
revenue and exoendi tores have been fsr ex
ceeded. For the fint six months there . la,
a surplus of 8282.OO0.0O0. whereas ia the
same net-tod last rear there was a deficit of
$220,000,000. The floating debt during the
12 months ending September was reduced
$2,24O,OOO,O0O and the first payments have
been made on the $4,000,000,000 owed to
the United States.
Italy Ha Turned the Corner
It can b earn now,, a ft could not have
been six months sgo, that Italy has tamed
the corner. The recovery of nearly a cent
during the last three weeks in Italian bre
haa been one of the meet significant incidents
so. while
too much store rannot be placed upon tha
rernverv of the last week In French francs.
it has had a solid basis of reduction of paper
note issues. - As compared with tha alga in
the early part of October, tha orculation of
the Bank of France is down 1.300 .000.000
francs, thus undoing tha whole inflation of
the midsummer period which had given
much concern. ...
86.00 87.00
S8.50 40.00
--j-v- -1
18.50
18.80 '
S.Z0
18.50
31.04)
on a AA
aota aaiee mm, n.eoz.gis feet. ;
POTATOES ; JUL 0 HQ i THE V COAST
San Franchoo Market i
' Ran . Fvaemieguv Nwe. -' IK-1XJ.. P )
Onions Stockton rrd $1,5011.13; yellows,
perv'ewt., $1.60rf.75. - : " . '- , - fTT
Potatoes- River, fanny. 1.101.2;
Idaho.. Washington Netted Oejaa. $1.40 0
Li Salinas, $ 1.7$ 9 2.00. 1 : ; w
Soattla Market"; ;"' k
' Seattle. Nov. jf . Onion
Calitotaiau-Sise; W aUa Waila. 2c .
a-otatoea lasima tienaa. $25.00 0 28.00:
$1S.OO02OO. s . ; ..f ...... i , . .
. . '...
Wheat Benefited "
By Late Rains
TV alia Walla. ' Wash., Nov. 18. RamfaTl
tirfltiit. mm h.n an inch for the last
week did untold benefit to tha fall wheat
planting throughout this section. The ground
is now thoroueWy soaked and a sood . .art
cn all fall planUnja 1 assured. Wsrm weather
which accompanied the rains haa started much
of the wheat sprouting.
Sales of grain at local agencies are reported
at .minim am. . . X '- --- ; -, .
Parao. Wash., Nov. 'IS-- Fairner is the
wheat " growing sections of Franklin county
are re jo cing eer a heavy fall of rain which
visited this section' but night. Rsin fell almost
steadily throughout the night, accompanied by
a decided fail in the temperature. The moisrare
and warm weather will be worth- thousands
of dollars to the farmers who have fall-sown
wheat. . - ,. ,- .- - ' . " '
Northwest Business Changes
Haines, Or.. Nov.' Is Six warehouses be
longing to J. FV O'Bryaat and operated in
names : hv the . UarsbaU Grain Co.. were
sold today. na- ef the properties passed to
the Haines Grain- 4s Elevstor- company which
has taken over tne irt-ntate terminal oorn
n.nv. .Imtnr minter a lease and has Diana
for a large new warehouse to he erected next
year. , i A grown ot tore warenousee were
old by Mr. O Bryant ta tha Bainea Commer
cial Caw which handle a large tonnage ef
bay and grain each season and it is- under
stood that a Bother of the large storage build
ing baa been transferred , to the Baker Mill
gs Grain Co.v-.Mr. O Bryan else has dis
posed ef hi stack, and interests in the Mar
shall Grain company and will devote hi tun
to the Northwestern Hay Grain company
of Portland, which . was organised by him
prior ta the opening of the -present hay and
VM.i-ai1a. r7ov.: 18 O. E. 8s
place haa bought the interest
ith of tMa
Dr. H. V.
A (iix. in- the local . telephone and - telegraph
of lice and aa aasumea tue naiarensat vt
the
BAIBY PBOBTICB OF THE COAST
San Fraficlio Market .(
Ran Francisco. Not. 18. (C P.) No
market Aaturdar. . '
- La Angola
Los Angeles, - Nov. 18,
tar 80c
Ecn-T-Bxtres, 42 He:
lets. 46. ' s '
- Poultry Bens, '22c;
era, 26. , - -
tUnttt Market
Seattle, Nov. JL6V Egg Select ranch. SSttJ
pullets, 45c . ; , ,
Batter CreameTy. 48c; bricks. 49c ;
: Cheese Oregon triplets. SOe; Tuiamook
triplets. 31033c; Tonng Americas, 33c,
(L H. S. Bat
es count, 85a; pot
bro&ers. -. 86e; fry-
' Anotsrr Standard Keloa
New Tork.-Nov. . (L N. 8.1- Stands rd
On Company ef Onio today declared a stock
dividend of 100 per cent on the- eoanmon
stock, payable tn common stock of December
12 to stock holders ef-record, aa November 27.
NEW YORK BOND TRANSACTIONS
" ? f'-'-'-i' .'gtapartsd by The Jouraa!e Wall Street Bareaa
By Seora T. Hugh as
Waa.Strest, New Tark. Boy. 1$. Trading
was dell and price change small and without
ignifiranw in tha tww hour of dealing ia tha
bead msrket today.
Many brokers war ant of town for the
wek-end -and thees was nothing ia the new
to encourage either boring or selling. Liberty
bond opened sligntly lower, bat losses were not
lawe. Tha foretga fesae for the most part
held the gain established yesterday. Caecho
Slovak 8s improved, their position and I'are-Lyons-Mediternnesa
6a were reactionary acain.
In the general list h.snass City , Terminal
4s advanced 3 points over the las preceding
sal. - This is a prim investment issue.- More
and more favor I being, extended to terminal
bonds of valuable real estate. , This tissue is
eadiaonaHy strengthened by the guarante of
the roads which make- us ef the tormina! prop.
ert New Orteana Terminal 4s. while not so
mga grada. ar a similar usna.. Grsst North
ern 5 Ha also mad a alight "tain, altbocik
they are still far . below, the high of the year.
All the Great ' Northern bonds . maiatained
thetr high investment standing - even while
there was doubt about tha stock. The -Greet
Northern ia-now earning bend interest abewt
twice over.. Among tha mere speculative "bond;
Krie priorHen 4s. St. Paul 4a -of 1925 and
Seaboard- Airline 8s adsaaoed. On tha otheg
hand, AtlantM CoasLina 7s dropped a point.
Tha last named bond ir one of Ah high eou.
pon short, team obligation pat out daring th
period of high money rstes fa 1820. Th
demand for this class of aeeurity haa varied a
opinioo shoot th future f the money market
has shifted. fv -.- -"v-- - -:- S - -.-V -..:.' t '
United States Bubber gxined a 1 half
point but -were still below SO,'--. The low prices
at which bonds are- selling apparently . reflects
the difficulties ander which the rubber com
panies have been - opera tios The security - ia
u no nentiocabl e and th yield at the market
very attraetiva-.. pablie Service of New- .Jer
sey 6 and Bethlehent Steel 6 of 1936 went
down. ?whil Uudsen and Manhattan .- adjtut-
ens on.
-Kew Tork, Nov. 1 8. Following is aa effl-
eial lot of bond traded ha aa the New York
stock exchange today, with price up to and
including tha close of th market, .Total sales
today were $4,660,000. against $10,510,000
yesterday, $6,340,000 a week ago, $8,245,000
a year age and $6,567,000 two years ait 9.
From January 1 to 'date - $3,839,399,000,
against $2,865,702,000 a year ago and $3,
$26,880,000 two yesA ago. T
LIBERTY BONDS '
Bigg. Low. Clot.
10012110013
Sales. IN 1000a
i$3Liberty 8H . . .1 00 14
1 do 1st 4 Ha... 9862
. 83 do 2d 44a... .. 9800
2 do 2d 4 H rag. 9776
118 do 3d 4HS ... 9858
370 do 4th 4Ws ... 9830
6 do 4th 4Hs veg 9828
8
49
6
5
: 1
7j
- 21
. S
10
.4;
102Vl tory 4 a 2S
do 4 Ha xeg '28
do 4 H a '22 . . .
do 4 Hs rea- 22
U S of A 41.,
IVKEIGN
10030
1OO04
10006
9988
9952
BONDS
Argentine 6s . ...I 82 S
do 7s
Belgium 7 H - ..
do 8s ........
do 6 ........
Bergen 8a ......
Bolivia 8
3 2 Bordeaux 6
20 Basil 8s i.. ...
8 do 7H rem. ,.;
' ItUhue 8 '26...,
12 do 8 '41......
6 do 8s cfa '46..
1 Chinese Go By Sal
4 tujpennagen 4 Ha.
Sjcnoa os '04.....
1 do 4H-,'.....
$5iCs'boaJv Saicfs.. .
14;Daai&h Mnn 6s B.
1' Denmark 8s ....
22jDept Seine 7 to.
2 Data Bep S ....
if do 8 Ha fs...
131D C 6 Ha not..
14 do 5a '28.... "S
22 do 6s .-52.....wl.
121 do 6 81. ... .
13 D E I ret 6 '47.
13 do 6s '62......
62 French 7Hs. .. .
51 French 8s......
9 Herts 6s '52 . . .
"84 Jap 1st 4 Ha...
. 1 do 2d 4Hs. . .
4 do ater loan 4s
lBILyons 6. . ,
,4fMaraeias 6..
6' Mexico 5.....;
7jMontivide 7a
19jNetbrlaid retsOsf 95 H
StNorway 8s....
lOKdo ,0...i...
1
17
1
3
1
Porto Alegr 8.
Prague 7 H sets..
(Queensland 7s. . .
do 6s efs.
Blade J 8s...
da 8 cfa. .
2 Sao Paolo SUteSs:
Satsson 6s. . .
Sweden 8s. . . .
Swis 8s ......
Tokio 6a
20 U K SHs '20..
64 do 5 Ha
2 Oruguay - 8s. , .-. .
NEW TORK
1N T City 4.S-
M1SCELLANEOCS
9854
9790
9776!
0846
9820
9810
10026'
10OO4
10002
9086
r 44i
1004
162
101 H'
96 H
108 H
94 H
T8 4
98H
90 H
101H
108
108
51 "4
90 H
96H
82 H
91
107
109
86H
95 H
87H
100 H
89 H
981
99
04
94
94H
0
8H
93
82 K
80
78H
78 H
41H
99
82 H
100 H
101H
161
96 H
108 H
93
78
98
90
101 H
102 H
1102 H
61 H
90
96 H
S2H
90
1107
108
85 H
95
871
100
99 H
98
88 H
110
100 ;
0
75
108 .
1O0H
4 96
96 H
98
7TH
1034
116 H
49
10074
102
103 H
9863
079O
0776
S860
0824
9810
10028
1OO04
10006
988
950
83 H
100 H
103
101 H
96 H
108 H
94 H
7ft
98
90
101 H
102 te
102 H
514
90
96 H
82H
91
107 '
108
85 H
95 H
87 H
100 H
99 H
98
99
93 84
94 H 94 H
98 H 98 H
96 H 96 H
92 92
2 92
79 80
TO . 8
78 78
47 47
60 99
95 95
100 100
09 100
98 00
74 75
100 18
100 100
96 H vd
96 96
93 98
11 77
108 108
116.-116
6 69 -
109fl09
102 1103
103 H 1108 H
CITY BONDS -
57 99 99, 90
AND INDUbTBIAL -
Sales. pt. 1000a j
, 7TJ a Steel f Sa.
' (V C C 7 A. . ..
-ftiVXl et 7H A
6, War Sag Ref 7.
1IW W 5.....
lf!West'ha El 7s. v.
irvvin it A t
High, ( Low. 1 Close.
102
93
83,
108
98
107
101
06
100
95
104
l'Vtir Sped Stl 7.
HJWuson. 1st e. ,
lj d.cvt -.....
'- - 21 do 7 K
" - RAILROAD BONDS
5TatTF gets ' 4s..!
' ' 1 AU4rChrlAL 8 B
. .20 A O L 7s
tile a U til
. ' 9(--do ref 6 . . , .
V doevt 4...
' 26 de gold 4s -v.t . .
.v 17 do'pe la SH.
- 4f do 4sPLEAWVdvi
- do SHs 9m Dv
-1 'Mlm'B -TV It- ;
4l do Ons Cn sb 6s
r 1B R T7 trco-etf
. 101 Bush . Term eon 5s.
- tit'aa Boa St.,...
' " 4. Can Nor 7si...
"e 1 do deb-OHa..
;..Caa Pse 4....;
i ' 7!C Ry Brasil 7s. .
" 8 C ef Ga Ry 8s.".
artr rma 1st ret 4.
1 New Eng 4s..
-' 6 C A l con 6. .
"- 62l do-cvt 5s..i
- ' 18i.do.vt 4.T..
l J8i do rfg 3..
' 8) do SHs . . . .
s . i7lO B Q gen 4t, .'.
' 40C 8 a ref 6si
II do 8Hs Bl-divi
J'-: ' ) OlO 4 "
1SIC E 1.6.,..
'i-, IW' W 4s. .. .
ItC M St P
do cvt 4Hs.
do rfg 4HsA
do cvt 6 .B.
do 4s .
102
93
S5
102
98 H
17
101
98
00
05 -
104
- 2
6
7l
2o
1
1
1
89
99
106
100
83
81
82 H
04 H
78
91
fr-5
o
86
87;
99
111
111
79 .
86
100 H
85
bail
100 H
03
88 .
62
29
87
09
ir
88
79
h60H
4 y75 .
67
62
72
81
do CMR , 1 at 3 OS-S7 H
1
10
1
2
1
CM P S 1st 4
C N W g 3 Ha..
6,0 B Oo .-. ..
9C B I rfg 4s....
C StL A O 5s
Chi A W I 7Hs.
CCCSL s A. . ..
Clevo Vn 6 .
Colo 4k Sou 1st 4s!
:roi 4k th Are Bai
iiivuou a rt os. . .
2iD as H cvt 5s. .,
1 do 6t ......
6 do ref 4
5;D ABO ref 6.
2D M ac F D 4s..
$0 Erie gen Ken 4s.
7 do or Hen 4s. .
8 do evt 4 A,. .
7 Gr Tr Caa 7a. . .
2 do 6 . .. .
4 Gt North. 7.i...
6 do 4H .....
.3 do 6H I. . . ..
1 Or B A W deb B
6 Hav El R LAP 6a
15 Hud A M ref 5 A
31HudAM ad inc 5
Z 1 SLANO6Ai
1 m cent s .....
16;lnt RTr evt 7s wi
61 do ref 6s .....
621 do ref 6s bk ofsl
- 81 do na wi . . .
10Int G If adj 6c wit
Iowa Cent ref 4s.
7 KanwhaAM lst'4si
UK C Ft S AM 4sl
2 K C bo 6 .'.-. -.
61 do Term 1st 4a
10 K A D H 6s...
1 K C E 4 sta, ..
2 L S M S deb 4a, .
13 do deb 4s . ...
2 L V P con 4Ht.
1 do 6 . .
' 2 Lex A East -6. ',
6 Long I doa Si,,
4 do ddrs . . . . .
1 I N 7 .. ...
OLA N nni 4s. .
35 Lonis AN W 6s.
- 4, Manitoba SWC Sst
lO Mkt St By eon 6s
11 do 6s ......
4iMich Cent db 4s.
67
79H
77
82 H
08
103
100
103
18a
84
92
109
87
48
44
46 H
67
44
111
103
110
89
191
It
83 ''
82
69
05
80
96
74
78
77
61 ,-i
88
78
78
88
S3
03
72
03
91
92
103 '-:
102
83
84
107
90
77-
97
90
OO
BONDS
A A Cham 7sil03
Am Cot Oil 6a. 83
Am Smell 1st 5s. 1 92
Am Sug-6 102
A T A T evt 6s. Us
do- eat tr 6s ... 90
. do eol 4 ..... 91
A W Works 6s .. 83
Am. Wr Paper 6s. .83
Ant JTJM cvt 6src 75
Armour ACo 4 Hs 90
2 Atl Froit cvt 7a. 86
lJBaldwin Loco 5a 101
11 Bell of Par 7..108
S Bamsdall 8a A.'
8
18
171
11
1
8
1
Beth SU 1st ex 6
do ref-'as .,.-.
do P M 6 . . . .
do 6s ........
Brier H St SHs.
Bkln Ed gn 7aC.
do 7aD ...... -
Can ad Gen E 6s
lOjCeut Leeth gen So
2
74
12
1
' 4
2
103
88
a? u
tlOi
113
100
99
03
92
98
99
106
108
101
99
Cerro d Pa ovt8.,120
Chne Cop cvt 7s.
1 Oct eot tr M. .
Cin Gas 5 . . . .
Cin GAE 6Hs.
Coi Ga A El 0s
6)do 6 sta.....
Si Cora" wealth P-6s.
110
96
97
98
97
05
89
28'Cna Coal Md 6s.. f 88
92
86
87
98 ,
103
I0T
102 4
94
98
104
89
101
19 H
100
98
191
115
97
98
1109
....
IV9
105
. - - Hawks Bothering- Calekens . ,'
Harnbnrg,-,Nov. IS. Farmer ia th W
efauty Bona of town report that a large
numoer- 01 xiiacc xaaner nawsa are playing
savoe wzu- xneig anscaeaa aaa
fowl. - ... s -
1 fCubCSug evt bd 71
s; aa ss sta. . . ...
1 Dery ; 7s
8 Det Ed rfg 6s.,
8 do rfg 6s . . . .
StDua LAP 6s..
- 16 IS Cubs Sag 7j
4; EG A Fcv7 Hs eta
2, Flak Rub Co 8s
7!Fram I p do 7Hf
2 Fran Sug7 H s ctfa!
SiGen EI db 6 '40
61 do deb 6s
5,430 Befr 6s efsi
18 Goodrich 1st 6Hst
: VNvOoayear Tie 84
4 do 8s '81.....
IStHeishey Ch 6s'.
5 Holland AL 6s retst 83
nam uaitdbs
oitna Btoei os. .
. 6 lot Agr 5.. . .
ti (Fal Sag cvt db .7s
4 2. Prod A Ref Os.
7) do 7i war. ....1117 Ul7
lLRem Arm 1st 0s
I sA cfa '. . . . .
4fSaka A Ce 7
4 InU Paper 6s B.
10 Int M Mar S F 6a
1 Kelly Spring T 81106
1 King OSb -
. P 0a - 109
T Lorillard 6 . . . .I 07
lOjMaa Sug deb 7 Hal
I eta
2sMariand O 8s. . .
2 1 M ex Pet Ss-. . . .
4 1. Mich St Tel 6. .
68 Midv St evt 5s. .
lOlMont Pow 1st 6.
15 NET AT 6a A
4:N TiEd 'rf 6tj
20UJ T El lr 11 A
-.. I '-P -per 4;-:. . .
1 N X Tet dee 6s.
7 do sea 4 Ha
17 do ref 0.....104:J-04
4:N Am Ed 6 retst 9S1 93
i.ior st a" 1st os.
. 6 I.N or. Ba Tel 7s.
2Oti Steel Ss. .
03tPao G A El 6..
S.Packard Mot &..
SP Am PA T 7.
OiPha Gov ref 6s..
12iPu sr n J 6..:
1iai ft Ml StL a-.:
- si do 7 ret .....
2 7 (Sin Pine L 6 of
1S P B Sng 7..
1 S G A W cv 6s. ,
3 8 O Cal deb 7s. .
2' A I Co of A 7i
1 Toledo Ed 1st 7s.
E Cn, B A P S ets
l"Tn Task C 7a...
i '2Ua Ih-ug s,ja,.. . j
lit; sac m ..
. 4 U S KealAImp 61
6iU S B 0 da. ..
94
100
87
89
96
les
106
99
68
95
08
100
81
304
03
901&0
90
83
75
00
86
101.
106
100 -41f)0
90
92
91
98
98
106
108
101
99
120
110-
95
-97 H
97
9T
95
89
88
92
85
87
9 ,
102
107
102
93 H
93
104
88
101
103 .
100
98
100
114
97
90
85
97
99 H
109
103
105
04
100
87
89
106
100
' 96
96
108
105
00
88
93
07
100
81
104
03
10 Btore Realty OajlOO
3!C S Bab 7 H.
15k do a.
01
107
69 '
01
107
103
09
4
07
100
69
06
99 ,
105
101
105
-98
103
112
90
09
00
10
88
2.TJ S SateU BAM6ail00
91
167
99
91
107
103
99
84
97
lO0
S8
96
9S
105
(191
15
97
103
111
90
99
69
1O0.
108
87 H
100
103
83
92'
102
115-
91
83
l
86
101
108
99
02
01 08
99
106 108
101
fl20
110
96
97
98
-67
95
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BUTTER DET ENDS
0 CREAM SUPPLY
Qualit Must Ba Constantly Im
proved j Astoria B uttermaker
Tells of Success of Plan. -
' Chleaao Dairy Pro dace .
Chicago, Nor. 18. 1L N. S.) Butter
Receipts, 4230 tub. : r Creamery. atra 50c;
extra rirsta. 46 049; . first. 38 041 He;
Backing toek. 8fr Sir. . : .
- Kr Reeeipti, 2623 eases. Miieeuxneous,
45 0 60c; -ordinary firrrs, 40 0 45c; firsts, 50
056c; extra. &702Scj checks, 21 022c;
dirtiea. 22 0 23c. . '
CJseese Twins, new, 24 ef daisies, 24
25c: Young Americas 24 025a; Looghorns.
24 025c: brick. 22 He.
Live Poultry Turkeys, 35c; chickens,' 16
019 He: springs, 17 He, -roosters, 13c; geese,
18o; docks. 18c; ' r . v
Boston Wool Jdsrket Inaetlve
-Boston. Nov. 18. Tha .Summer street
wool msrket wowed up aa inactive week
today with price still firm and apparently
on th upward trend. The progress of the
Texas auction Indicated that lower price are
not being considered by tha growers and there
was renewed evidence of a wiilmgneia of buyers
to contract for 192S clipa well ia advance, area
of . present aign-pnase, -
Dried Fruit nd Bean
New Tork. Nov. 18. ML, K. S.) Bears
Market anmtUed. Harrow, choace, $7.2&
8.00; sea. choice, $8.23 0 8.50.
Dried: - Fro lie- Market ouiet. Apricots,
eheitce to extra fancy, 24038c; apples, evapo
rated, prime to fancy, lO012c; prunes,
80s to 60s. 12 017 e; prunes, 60s to 100s,
8 012c; peachea, choice to extra fancy.
12019e; seedless taiam. ehoic to fancy,
2202e.. - -
' HHnneapoUs-Dalnth Flax;
MrnneapolYS, Nov. 18. (L J. S.) Fla
November, $2.47 H : December. $2.44; May,
$2.83; track. . $3.4$ 03.60 amv.
$2.47. - ' -
DulutJs. Nov. 1 8. Flax November, $2.46;
TVrember, $2.40; May. $2.31; tracs,
$2.48 ; arrive, $2.41.
.- Chleatre Potato Xafrket
' Chicago, Kov. 18v X N. hi) Potatoes -Receipts.
84 cam. - Wiac-onaia round white- and
Red River Ohios. 80095c: South Dakota
round white, 80 0 00c; Idaho rarala.' No. 1,
$1.50.
: - Atserlatloa 3taa$er Beig-n '
-Ashland. Nov. 18. A C BrUres, who bs
served as manager of the 4shlnd Fruit and
produce anociatioa for the past eight years,
has cesigned. his resignation to take aifeot tha
first ot January.- :, .......
t . . - -
By . O. Klo
.(Lower Colombia Cooperative Dairy Asa's) '
- Higji ccTing butter mad Irom good ereaat
which was obtained the result ef a "better
erem: educational oampaign haa Veen largely
rvApwoioie tar t v iw
ewe i 1 1 1. uv.r v r
1 a m b 1 a Cooparaties
Dairy SMoeiaQon, the
organisatioa formed oa
ruins of the . Dairy
men laagaa. with
headqurtr at As
toria. B ' '
Much' of th success
of - the aaaociatiaa l
due to . tha fart . that
cream ta bought ac
cording to Quality. Thi
means better cream,
therefore batter butter.
A- "better cream" ed
ucational a m pal ga
was put on ia cooper
ation with County ag
ricultural -Agent . W.
McMiadea O. S. Jha
OB ef th U. S. de
partment of agricul
ture, end L, e. tMch ol .the state dairy and
food oommiaaioner'a office. The quality of tha
cream was improved iminedialcir. -
. With better, cream, higher laroring butler
was produoed and th producer were paid
higher prices for bstterfat, Since April 1,
when cream grading waa established, the esso
eiaoonjihas -paid .from 2 to 6 oscm above th
Portland aarke for butterfat. In th vari
ous butmr aroring coo tests the associaUoit but
ter . has made axeeUent showings. - At tha re
cent State fair it scored highest.. ; At th Pa
cific International. - just - closed. . th second
highest score wss awarded th aasoeiarion'
prodnct. At the National Dairy show it prod
act mad a higher score thaa any creamery
vast of the Missouri. river. .
Limited Rise . ;
For Wheat Even
With-Bnll News
' Chicago. Not. 1 8. Despito bulliah intar
view issued by Vie President McDougal nrtoa
bia landing ia New Turk, after an extended
tnp to Europe, the wheat market was tfnabi
to absorb, profit taking sales by long today,
and th doe was at s sharp reaction from th
top, but e higher than Friday. December
closed $1.20 to $1.20: May, $1.18 to
$L1S. and July. $1.09 to $1.00. -
Corn finished nnchangad to lower. De
cember 71 071 e to 7le: May. 71
71 He to 71 He, and July. 70 He . .
- Oats were c up to a iower. XVoem
bec, 44 to 44 e: May. 43048o:
4nly,40.
Lard cleaed uncjianged. ' - '
- SentUnent ' in wheat continues daddedly
bullish. . Prices before tha reaction - today
were tha highest on record for the s sun It
will ba hard u change the tread of value
with tha longs, for they sr not satisfied with
the- price Bullish propaganda was circulated
freely. The government estimated tha Aus
tralian wheat crop at 100,006,000 bushels,
leaving only 50.000 for export, aa against
export .actually shipped of between 86,000,
000 and 88,000,000 bushels- this year. Thi
caused much buying. . Later It waa intimated
that th - government might - nroMbit the
("nnportation of Canadian wheat by - do
mestic nulla under - th anti-dumping - elaus
of the tariff . law, but it was ad
mitted that this could not be confirmed.
Red wheat premiums were 1 to 2c lower, and
hard unchanged. -Export trade was oniet as
usual on: the week-end. Primary raeeicU ware
of good volume. Weather waa again wot over
mucn 01 in winter wheat Belt.
Cora showed Symptom of being overbought,
and tbis msrket waa eaar most ot the time.
The offering were well absorbed at a frac
tional : oecime, -put the buying was not fol
lowing tha . d vgnca Receipts ar moderate,
and tha SnsettUd weather wilt further handi
cap farmers in their .efforts to market their
corn. , snipping demand h rkw.
Oat seldv, at new nigh levels on th crop.
Bull sentiment has spread to this grain, and
tha tmying is better. - Th easy tone In corn,
however, checked enthusiasm, and induced
aoras realizing; which had a depressing effect
leter. . : - --- ... ...
. ProTlaiona were affected by th strength la
grain. - ; .. . . ,-, ,
Chica;
United
Dec. .
May . .
July . ;
Dek v.':
Msy . . .
Jaiy -. .
May
July . .
Deo. i".
M ay . .
Dev-' . .
Jsn. . .
May
Jaa ..
so range of prices as
tTTBSS;
WHEAT '
Open High
..V.120 J.20
. .,,117 v 11
...,100 - IIO ,
- - COKN '
.. .. 71 71
.... 71 71
. . 70 71
- OATS
,..-.44 44
.... 43 44
40 40
- - gll'K
.... 90 VI
. ... 99 92
BAKLKX
... ...
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...,10301030
- . BIBS
furnished by the
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100
7t
71 .
70
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43
40
90
. 90
"096
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Close
120
116
109
71
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7UH
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43
40
90
90
8b
097
J.023
990
Getting Better
of. Cars
Hood' Eiver, Or.." Nov. 1 8. During , th
past several days there has been a steedr im
provement ia the ear situation and if this eon.
hcues tnere is a prospect that tha pot her
may be removed. Yesterday 14 cars" were re
aetTed and today 1 8 more will ba available
for shippers. . The normal rata of receipt of
cars at .this time of year is 30 or more.
Fine weather now prevail with temperature
a bent normal and growers and shippers are
feeling more optimistic thaa for several weeka,
Friday night -was the- anniversary of th
big storm winch buried th Hood Biretsection
under eversl feet , of snow a year Ago and
which, eat this section off from all eou
munieation for six daya On Friday after
noon wi Jh heavy rain faSinc - and the' ther
mometer dropping.- marry , - wondered whether
toe lustory of one year tea was - to be re-
p vated. However, thi morning all'is clear and
a real Indian summer day ta being enjoyed.
Tobacco Sales
Holding Up Well,
. Report Eetailers
Th brisk' trad in n linea- of the more
popular tobacco is keeping up well.' accord'ng
13 leading retail cigar stores of thi city.
Th recent reduction in th prica of the most
popttlsr brands of cigarettes has not bettered
the sale of tmokes much. All cigarette 1k
are reponea bout toe same. As a rule, the
smokers who begsn to imoke cheaper pricad
cigarettes whan they were first pot .n th
market Wrned to like them- and stiU w
tt-em. although there is now only a sllcht
difrerrmce m the price of. them and th. for
mer medium priced grades.
Sale of cigars remain about the same.
Store are beginning to order-, and tak la
their new stocks for the holidays. , -
EIPEXSES OPi ACCIDEST .
COMMISSION ABE SMALLER
- Balem. Nor. 18. WhU receipts- of the
Industnal aeeldant coounisston for tha four
month period ending October - $0 - show an
Increase of $103,124.63 over thosw of the
same period a year egov ta Mmtrnstratove
expense of th department ahow -- a decrease
of $10,445.70 this year a cotnpared with'
last year. - : -" ----v.; ,
A total of $829.44.46 wa eoflected by
the department between July -1 and October
0, aa compared to 0728,299.90 7or th
mm period a year agox arpeeae for- tha
four month period this year aggregated $S0.
947.76 a oompsred to $71,393.61 for th
sm period laat year. The expenae rata
for October at girsci aa 4.76 per cent, with
that ot th four month period 7.80 par cant,
- , " " ? v- - "
HOGS DROPBUT 2
- MUTTOH RISES
Swiner Arfe Lower at North Part-
- land for Week? Killers Get
, Contract 1 Stuff Again.
- PORTLAND
,"- Hog. ,
This week. .,4 ITS
Week ago. 4931
3 wks. ago.. 8665
4 wks, ago. .4143
Tea ago.... 289
2 yra, ago.-, 3 12
8 yrsv ago. .6084
4 yra, ago. . 6836 -
LtTESTOCX
Cattla, Calve.
2190 231
3794 ,.427
822$ 419'.
2162 . 838 ,
2207 .ii'SS8,f
22 1 294
S64 134
2717 1183
BTJJf
Sheep. Oar.
4044
8330
S60
3707
2625
. .
206
165
151
lis
4652 17a
266 ?15
8473 ; 174
Nsrth Portland Irrastoak, ua slumped daring
the week; Last week's -bia, total war cxtracr.
dinary and dn to the . inclusion of arrival
for the "Hvetock showv- ITogs showed weakness
sag a mrther pne. rediactaon. eattle .wer
steadier, while sheep snd bunbs were birl -r,
- With a ma of 4173 hesd.in th aiw. as
enmnarad with 4931 heai a week- ago, jroni
eonUman in th hog- diruHon at North Port
land were depressed during the week. IVaafnt
the firmer and higher epenirig-at $9.86 th ;
seal position of th trade waa-weaker at th
tort . Big ' killers witli Ulesral auppa of
lower - pricad Eastern serine cam into th
local market for bog which thay did not want
ar need. They boosted, the -price on,, tha
smaller operators In anter'to toro tha Jatf
tor into-line dressed stoe. 1
Later, when the big run was over, the mar
ket showed its real 1 position. It - drovped
back to $0:00 during th latter part of to
week.-' -- .-.'.-s-- v s-: -5vi-, , .
- General hemarket rsoga:
Prime light . .t 0.250 0.
Smooth heavy, 289-809 To.,. 8 00 0 9.00
Bmnota Heavy, guo ma ajA...:; 7.60 0 8.0O
aouga neavy ...... ,
r at pigs . . .
Feeder pig '
0.00 0 .7.50
A75 0 "P 25
S.75 0 9.00
4.00 0 6.00
Stags
Thar waa no doubt of the positioa of
ktUers ia regard to tha sheep and lamb situ,
tion at North Portland for th week. - Those
that had Ubral supplies of low-priced 'sheep
en their bed lot rasbed Into the mrrket with
offer to buy at higher price. Th kills r
without feed lota war seared and forced- to
pay extreme valeea Total riser wt II m
shown during tha week. 5 .-. -.
- Thi rise in sheep and lamb values at 'North
Portland during the week was -gaade ia face
of th fact that arrivals during the period
war the greatest for a number of weeks paU
Only -tha fact that snach -of thta na during
th week want direct to killers from their ,awa
feed -lots explain " toe reason for their up-
pert of higher price in f see of th greater
supply. . - . .-.
General sheep and lamb range: " - - :
Prima east of mauataia lamb. $ 1 1.00 0 12.50
Choice -valley-lamb ........ 11.00012.50
Medium valley lamb l.Mll-flO
Common valley lamb ...... 9.00 010.00
Cull lamba , . 4.750 0.00
Heavy yearling . ;,,,,... 0.00 0 V.50
Light ytoriing . . , . .. . 8.60 0 9.00
Heavy .wethers : . , ; , i 7.00 0 .7.50
Light wether 7.60 0 S.50
Ew ..ii;.,.,,w;lMgAW
.'-.'- Cattla Trada Hwuthlar ,
Whn no prie change was shown at North
Portland for th wefe. a asmswhat improved
aituation was shown , ia th eattle diviaioa for
th period. Receipt for -.too tlx days were
mailer than during any recent period, indi
cating that liquidation ' ha about ran ita
course. All through the cattla market baying
showed mora soap during the week but '.the
improvement was not sufficient to fore any
change in th pace list , ' ...
Gnral cattle market rang' -'-Choice
steers 0.730 7.60
Medium to good steers. ..... a 0.260 7.00
Pair to medium atecr. ...... 6,60 0 6.26
Common to fair steers...,.., 4.000 4.60
tjnoica Betrers. . . ,f.. .......
Choice cow and heifer. . . . . .
Mdiam to good eonheifera..
Fair to medium cows-heifers. . .- 3,00 0 8.60
uommem to u cows-nsuers. . a.oo ( 1 oo
BtUl ......
Choice faedem ............
Fair to good feeders, .....
Choie dairy eslve
Primalight oslvs'
Medium light calves . .
, . . OlapoalUoel af Lreaetook
- Following was the dispoaitioa of livestock at
North Portland for th week: ' v.
Cattle. Calrnt. Boct. Shotp.
Betmt Meal Co.. . -20 ... :
Barton A Co. . , . .". 253
Caraten Packing C , 103
Chambers Pkg. Co. ;. 10
M. J. Gffl !.;,.'.. 187
Henry Pkg. Co.. .. 70
UUO, A.
6.00 0 6.23
4.60 0 0.00'
S.60 0 4.60
1.60 0 ;a,00
8.00 0 4.5 0
6.00 0 6.60
4.00 0 6.00
7.00 T.50
7.00 0 7.50
4.60 0 7.00
Portland Prov.J' Co . . . 1
Schleaser Bros. ..... 68
Sterrett Pkg; Co. ... 45
Swift A Co........ 766
United Meat Co.... 121
Miscellaneous v. .... 1 7 1
Through stock 81
Oregon feeders . , 80
Waahincton feeders .59
California feeders.., . 246
California slaughter -. 1 93
68
177
105
113
163
213
140
. 40
"is
83
i30
870 2005
223 86
001 13
812 t'224
187 . . .
. . . 800
s .
... ' BOO
Feed Lots Are '
, Full of Sheep -
' Will WiIU. Wash.. Nor... 7 8. Approxi
mately ISO 0O0 sheep and 60,000 horse
gleaned a livelihaod oa, the open range cf
the- UmatUla national forest ia the Blue moan
toias east of here, according to estimate of
Kiethor. ranger of the forest, 'whose "
haarlauarter are in this city,
Th . hertlA pastured over 1.250,000 gerea
of land in the reserve i They gr allotted to
section . . .w s a -i .w . .
-, " . v mump w avw
cattle and hone to each 1200 acre.
juany atocamea ox uregon and Wasbingron.
In which states :th Umatilla natioaaj, forest ''
-- . -j -- - range
their herds oa th reserve during th last year
because the authorised number Were - already
feeding there, Kiethly say. . . ,
K Power Oora psny Bebeariagr Denied-
. . , . in luiTmrj
court- In an en bane -- dedstoa haa denied
the- petrtion of tew Mason County Power com
pany for a rehearing of tneir caa against the
"ir of Tscoma.:. Th power eompaay - ap
pealed from th - judgment ;of the supertor
court of Manon county entered November m.
1921, adjudging a pnblio use and neoeserty -in
condemnation proceedings of property -en
Hood canal,' refusing right la th water
of th bkekenush river flowing through that
section and denying the company right to
damages.
. , . . . :'--v,s " ' "1 a". '-" '. . -. . l
T Carry Out Brafaafs Prmreet i
Kelso, Wash.. Nov. 18 The Shiliappo
Lake drainage project, near Vancouver ta
tTarka eonnty. which was started a number
of year- ago by Kelso- business men and post
poned because of ti condition of tha bond
market, will be carried out aa rapidly ss .
possible. , Arrangement hav been made for
the sale of $300,000 worth of tha bond
of th company. G. . Poysky of that efty
is engineer. The district, include about 85O0
acre and involve drainage of Suiilappoe laka
Pirst Carload of Flour Beady
' Hainea, No. 18. The tint carload of flour
manufactured from new wheat in llainea wa
completed yesterday at th mill of th Baker '
Milt A Grata company. Th floiir la for
expret and will eonautut a part od a toad
leaving Portland for -the ? Orient . wtthia . the
Cheese . Factor Besnmei Yfofk
HeiTteburg. . N.r. , IS. The " Harrtrburg
cheese factory, hil for more than a year,
reopened Thursday. The receipts of milk jtor
the first dsy r totaled 10oo pound, reporto
Chris Hartlg, manager. While this amonnt
is a paying propoaitaun, th manager stimas
that th- amount ootdd be iacrsased at least
fourfold within a month, .-.