TUESDAY, OVE'IBEH 21,
THE OIIEGON DAILY JOURNAL,
PORTLAND, CHEGO:;.
HEAVY s SUPPLIES OF PIGKLES SELLING TO ATLANTIC COAST
CALIFORNIA IS
BUYING BUTTER
TTJISDAT TJAIBT TRADE
Batter. CErrt Cheee.
v Cube Ex Select. Flat.
Portias .,..... 44c -44e -So
HA1 TrulM ...
; CUfftfo ' .., .
54w York. ......
Los Asgeleg .....
Seattle ..........
484:
88
4i :v-
99
8 '
88
v
California is aai nosinc natter i n th lo
cal tra vita a eenaral lnaproTeraent in the
Mutation boUi retard fresh, and teras of-fenn-.
. .- ' -
Haifa of eentrlil rnbe-extrss are con
firmed for California shijissent as ' hich as
44 a pound. - This is the estreine mark and
salts ara shown as law a 49e for similar qual
ity. V ) ,,
. Loral r the surkrt is ia cults gtod shspe
with practically no thaalns of print prices r
nent among thee who urtr nearatam value
bats as of their iwebtlicr to eeenre then. . ;. .."
Fact, thai Calilmtia is tasane stones as
weti as trash ewbes. . inAieafcea tiae ranipWTe
chance In the Booth era situation. For s while
there was prsctiraJly Be dispoaitiea to tk an
supplies of any sort in this territory. This im-
ereranmt baa been marked sine
tent was mads of an advanced asking
for Mew Zealand of ferine. ' -
I' ' '
Those deairin special -information retard
inc any market, shonki writs tits- Coanmarcial
.Editor. Oregon Journal, enclcaon stamp for
reply.
F.GG TRADE IS HOLDING WE LI
Trade in toe em soars is hotennt wett at
eetabluned valne. Ttai applies pfincipaUy to
freaa nffenns. Storage roods are firm only
in spots. Interaumntam sections eanunne to
purchase ice house exxxts.
: HIDE FKICES SHOWIXG LOSSES
- Local bid buyers adrrse of s general de
' elin of shoot 2e a poaod in value here which
they claim ara weak and may so still lower.
: aiohsir and wool situation is anfwhi , ta-
, proved.
CHICIE XAItXKT STILL ACTIVE
Kfeiriy actire trade is sbown is the chicken
market. W ruls cleanora are not reneraliy
shown because of th very liberal offenses,
price in general ara bates maintained along
the street, lftrrks and geese quiet. "
CANNED TOMATO PRICES RISING
Farther advances in canned tomatoes ars
shown in latest offerings by sxKxrtstum ear. max
intsretita. lYeeaUint prices are folly 10 to
It per cent above openrac flfures. Local
jrbin prices not amtorm.
SOME SMADIFO APPLE PRICES
Becsone of the determinatioa of arowera to
unload with as IitUe delay as possible, some
rcceiTeri here are stain hadiac prices on face
and fill and jnmble packs. Kren these ralne
appear firorsblo to imseis who are anxious
to est the money.
MEAT TRADE NOT VERT ACTIVE
While prices are unchanged little sell ray is
howing in the markets for country killed
meats. Vil and hoes were both dull donna
the day, with some -sery food Quality arguable.
BRIEF NOTES
Potatoes continue
beary.
PRODUCE
TRADE
aoiet with.
Onions a boat steady, with bmited shippick
call.
Better demand 8 howing
H.IISM B.&U box for bt.
for. cranberries at
tsr each Loa Anceles and
Bacraasanto let-
ture m; sales 93-7 crmte.
t'anliflower of quality
92 down.
scare and firm at
SHIPPERS' WEATHER NOTICE
, U'eatber bnreaa adTMed Tnesday : - Protect
thipmenta dun dc the nest Btt hoars against
the following minimum temperatures: Owing
north to Seattle. 3a degrees: northesst ta Hpo
ksaa, -24 degrees; east ta HeSer, XX sag reus,
and aowta ta Ashland. Bit degrees, minimum
temperature at Portland tomorrow about 38
degrees.
PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
- These are . the prices retailers pay whole.
Balers, except as otherwise noted: ' i
j BUTTEK Selling prices, bog lota: Cream-
rry nrices Prints, extras. 4 So lb., for plain
wrappers: cubes. 42aV44e per ib.; dairy buying
price, SOe per lb. s
- BTJTTEHFAT PorOsnd deHTery 1asis: No.
1 grade, 48c: Nex 2. 46et Ma, 1 sons. 44a
".for "A" grade. .
' CHEESE SelHag: T Tills mook, trSpleta. S3
0 83a lb. ) Young America, S8 par lb. :
i Oregon triplets. 21027a. Buying price. 1 a.
b. Tillamook; Triplets. 80c; lauag America
tad Longheras, 8 lc. ' Selling priee: Block
, Swiss, Wisconsin. 80 0) 85c: imported, 80s lb. :
limburgar 25 0 286: eressa brick, Oregon. Si
0 23c; Eastern, 88 0 80a.
EGGS Buying price. Front atreet: Cur
' rent receipts, VTssUrn Oregon. 48a doe.:
Eastern Oregon, 4 Be ur doa. ; benjaeries. 82e
per doa. ; geUing nrtcex select. tSeper dot.;
esndled. 67e per doa : puUets. 9a par doa.;
Brocage, 82 047o per dee.
EfciGS AssoeUtioa seillsr price? Select
' I.'rvK pftl'LTRT Selliaa nnea; Han
"hens 22 028a per ft. : Bent bens, 1S0 13
per Tb.; docks, IS V 20e per lb.; geese. 184
; pa lb..
rrash Fruits ana VeaetsBtes
; PBESH FBC1T Orances. Talenaiaa. 8T.00
0 7.60 box; new nereis, $8.60 0 8. SO per
box; lemons, 911-80 012.00 a ease; grape
fruit. Florida. 84.00 0 7.80; easabBs, 2 He per
lb.; pears. 81.0001.25 pax; Maisaa grapes,
10c per lb.; Toksy. 91.50 01.78 crata,
- - BEKRIEo' Cranberries, Northwest. 98.04
0 6 2S per box: Eastera, $20. 00021.00.
DRIED FKUITS Dates. 97.40; figs,
black. 18 0 20c psr lb.; prunes, 40a and 60s.
25-lb. box, 12 He; 50a and 80s, 10 He tb.
: ONIONS - Selling pries to retailers: Ore
gon, $1.TS 02.00 per cental; guile, 1820o
lb. ; greaa aaions, K8 08Oe per doa. aaaehea.
POTATOES. Selling priee to retailers: Ore
gon, fancy. 85e 0 91.10 par eentai; sweet po
, tatoes. 2Se per. Ib.
TUGETABLES Beets. 1 He per Ta.t asV
bete, le per pound; tottaca, 91.75 08.40
per erste; carrots, 1 H a per lb. ; tomatoes,
Oregon, 50c box: Cal. 92.80 0 2.78 lug;
borseradUo, 15 019e lb.; artichokes. 91.75
per-dea.; cauliflower, 9244 0 2.29 per
do sen; celery, 73 0 85c per doaea; est plant,
12o IK ( spinach, 78 tJgSc box.
APPLES Cooaera, 500 0c face and tfSL
78 R5c: fancy gasV extra fancy, packs. 91.75
02.28 box, -..-.-
BRING US
To Oar New Xoeatloa. 147 Prat
SU, Portland, All Yaar Pradaea .
yVf Ask No Caramlsinoa
TODAY'S PRICE FOB TOE
QTJALITTt
20S. Dacks 22
Can usa X4o and Irs8d Tnrkers
and Gceno, also Live Pireona.
Salted Hide 12s Pelts S1.50
Can use your Livo Cattle. Sheep
and Hoes. Pasture for rent.
Qxiantlties of feed. ,
FRANK L. SMITH MEAT CO.
TlfhtlBr the 3f Trmst
197 raOS' tT EOBXXA,5r
" INTELU GENT PRODUCE
: MARKETING
;"Soa will get higher returns for your
produce If you will use our new meth
ods before shipping any product to
market. . ,
Write TJs at Oaee
We Will Be Pleased to Tell Ton Hew
Ruby & Co., 215 Front St,
PORTLAND. OR.
; Turkeys and Geese
And all kinds of live and dressed
' poultry, ; veal, hogs and eggra wanted.
: Wriu. for shipping tags and price list.
i PLASS & SONS
8 FROiTT ST,
FARTXJkXD. ORE.
Jack Rabbits
v S2.50-S3.00 PER DOIEX
4 DEMAND TEET, GOOD SHIP
Checks by Betsra 3fatt
The Savinar Co., Inc.
199 FRONT ST, POBTLASD. OS.
DAG! JET
.Br Hrmaa H. Coe1
All the way from Alaska, salmon la
betas brought to Portland becauae of
ewtasooable ehortag; In oTferinsja here.
Kins; or Chinook: a&Lmon Is arrirlng
from the Far North, but it cost a pret
ty penny . to make - shipments here.
Rales are reported by retailers around
93e a pound.
In the meanttme there contlnuea a
sbortatre of ColumDia river eilversjcla
salmon at I0o a pound.
Good celery te not so plentiful as
the season Is rather late. The price is
moving- slig-htly hijrher for quality.
Unusually good quality carrots and
beets are offered on the market at 4
6c per bunch. I The 4c bunches are
smaller. '
. Consumers who use canned tomatoes
should purchase . their . requirements
without delay. The price is advancing.
Some of the retailers have not yet dis
covered It.
Retail prices senefally anew :
Baxter Freeh creamery, 84 0S4e. -
Fast slrn i. U 3at Black neV 28c;
kalibat. Sew ib.
Flour Best local patent, 82.04 02.25 per
4S-ib. aaca.
Patatoea New. 1 01 He par fl.
Onions $e par BV.
Tamhltl atreet prices: -
Carrots. 4c bunch ; string beans. 10c Tb.;
eabbsca, le lb.; cauliflower, 8 0 26a bead:
lettuce, 8 01Oe bead, potatoes, le lb.; celery.
5 010c bunch; tomatoes. 5c lb.
Com- Bast, SOe drawn.
Honey Comb, prirste stares. SOe; pubiie
market. 20c : (mart, SOe i pint. 98a.
Eggs Pablie market. SOe; pries te stores.
69ftodosen.
Pe.atry Light bene, S2e lb.; beery bens,
ever 4 lbs.. 28e lb. r fryers. 80c lb.; broilers,
82e lh.; turkeys, fancy. 45 080a lb.
Minneapolis. DnlBtir Flax
Minneanolis. Ne. 21. t N. B.) FUx:
Msy, 83.28 U ; lieremher. 82.41; Nrember.
82.43: track. $2.44 0.4: am re (Noyem
berl. $2.43; (DedMnber). $2.41,
Inilutfe. Not. 21. Flax: November.
92.42 H ; Deeember. 92.87; May, 92.28;
track, 92.46; arne, 92.88; arrive (Norem
bar), $2.44.
Foreign Exchange Market
New Tcrk, No. 21. W. P.) foreign
exchange opened irregular: Sterling $4.50. up
14; franca .0782 H, off 2; lire, ,0471,. off
6; marks. .0001 11-14. up 1-18.
Foreign exchange cloned easieV. Sterling,
94.48 : fraonx. .0708 H ; lire. .0463 Vt ;
0001 11-1.
San FrascUeo Grata Market
Saa Frbacisoa. Not.' 21. Barley cineed.
aooa. December. $154 bid; stay. 91.51 V
bid. $1.5 ask.
Calcatta grain bee. Jane-July, 8 14 a bid,
10c ask; January sales. 9 ac
New Terk As far asd Coffee
New York. Not. .81. U. P.) Sugar
Steady. Raw, 95.69; refined, steady; granu
lated. $4,00 0 7. 0.
Coffee No, 7 Rio spot, 10 10 Is c; No.
4 Santos, lSfSplafcc.
Chicago Cask Wheat
Chicago, Not. 21. Cash wheat: No. 2
red. 91.27 01.27; No. 3, red, 91.25 0
1.24: So. 1 hard. tl.SSH; No. 2 hard.
91.20: No 3 hard. 91.1801.19H; No. 2
Montana. 91.21 H.
MlaaaapoUs Wheat Market
atinnaapolis, Ner. 21. Wheat:
Open. High. Low.
Dee. ..-115H 117H 114T
Uay .. UStt 114H 114H
Cleea.
117
118
Nw Tork.Losdos Sllrer
New ToTk, Nor. 21. (L N. 8.1 Commer
cial bar silrer: Domestic, unchanged at 99 He:
foreign. He higher at 65c.
London. Not. 21. Bar aiirer, Hd higher
at as no.
s
New Terk Potato Market
New York, Nor. 21. (L N. 8.) Potatoes
(in bulk, barret or bar) Market steady. Near
by white, $1.6009 00; sweeta, 91. 25 01.74.
Naval Stores Market "
New York, Nor. 21- Turpentine garaa
aah, 91.824; New fork. 91.68 01.59.
Rosin Barannah, 93.35; New York, 96.50.
COGKTRY MEA.T8 Selling prtca: Uorw
try begs. 1S018HC per lb.; besry staff less;
veal tops (about 80 to 100 lbs.), 13 H 0 18o
par lb.; heaTy sruff lem; mmbs, 18e lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams. 38 0 91a. lb.;
breskfsst bacon. 27 044c lb.
PACKING H0CSE MEATS Starr beef.
12Hlo !: heifers. 11011He lb.; coin
9010c; Ismba, 19 0 20a Si.; ewes, 90014c
lb.: hogs. 14 016 He tt.
LASO Kettle reodered. ItHe Is.; tierce
basis, easapauada 14a.
BEANS Smtll white.
9T.00; Urge
as. 910.80:
whits,
bsywo.
87.00; pink, .$7.90;
94.
so: rea su.'o.
HONEY New. $4.00 04. SO aaf ease.
RICE Japan. No. 1. Sc; Blue Rasa Se
.; New Orleans bead, 4 He.
COFFEE Boasted, latitat lb. Is
sacks or drams.
8 ALT Coarse, half gronnd, 100s, 915.00
ton; 60s, $17.85; Uble dairy, 60s. 927.50;
bales. 93.8O04.O6i fancy table and dairy,
984786; Jump. 994-86.
SUGAR Cube, -. 93.8S; fruit and berry.
97.85; yellow C. $70: beet, granulated.
87.76; extra C, 97.86; golden O. 9T.90.
CANNED MILK Telia, 98.66s baby Bike,
94.00 case; Eagle, 9 9.9 8 ease.
SOIA CR44CKEHS In bulk, IBe lb.'
NUTS Walnuts. 910 24a Bxi . almonaa,
24 0 28c lb.: filbert 17e lh.: peanuts, 6a lb.;
pecans. 25c Ib. ; Bra alia. 18 H e lb.; cbastauts.
Japanese, 82 0 24s lb.
Flah and BheMfWl
PRESH FISH SilTerside salmon, 1S per
Tb.; hahbut. 20022a lb.; Mack cod. 8 010c
lb.; basket kippered cad. 89 0; beeket kip
pered salmen. 92.60: ting end, 7 0S ver
lb.: sole, 10c Tb. ; torn cad, 10c Ib. ; sUrar
smelt, 12 He per lb.
. OTSTERa Eastern. 4.60 gal: ObmpU
96.00 gaL, $150 qt; crabs. Urge. $3.60
eoa.; smali. 2 80 dos.
Meas, aVaai and Midas
BOPS 1622 Crop, nominal. 8 016a Ib.
HIDES CaUskio. 15e &.; kips. 12a. lb;
arewi tiioea, pc in. i saitea, i vo us
MOH A I a Nominal. 28 045a lb.
SHEEP PELTS Leaf dry pelts. 28a lb.;
short pelts. 11 Ho lb.i Ions hair coat Belts.
16 lb.; short hair goat perm, 5 0 60s each.
WOOL Willamette valley, eaarse. 25 0
27c: medium, 82 085e lfei fine, 46045c
lb.; Eavtern Oreeoa-Idaha. 46 04 5a Ib.
TALLOW AND GBEASB No. 1 tallow.
ni wo. s, r 4 H aej grease. SH0
4e lb.
CA8CARA BARK 1922 pees, Sc; 1921
peel. Be ib.; grape rest. Te lb.
Paints, Olbv ktto.
RAW LINSEED OILr BsrreK par cal..
41-ie: gaL eaae. Bar get,. 91.38.
BOILED UNSEED OIL Barrels, per- gaL.
ai.iz; a sal. cane, per aai S1.IT,
TCRPENTINS Drama, par gal.. 9L92; 9
gal cans, per gaL, 91.97.
WHITS LEAD 100-Jb. kastv per la..
aa ma.
Lasnbep and Shine lea .
Latest carload lumber sales by
tarers, qaotatiaaa rep resenting f. a b. null tsV
aes in direct salsa to retailers aad including
seinng expenses:
FLOORING: i High. Le.
l4 Na. 3 . C . . . . .952.00 847 06
1x4 No. 8 and bets g. 99.66 -97.60
FINiaH-
Ave.
949.09
99.00
1x8 10 99.00
CEILING:
X4 No. 2 and bet. 38.00
DROP SIDING:
1x4 No. 2 and bet... 41.00
36.60 86.60
90.00 88.00
98.00 . 40.00
BOASUS AND SHIP LAP:
1x8 16 tl
19.60 10.90 19.50
DIMENSIONS:
8x4 12-14 . .
SMALL TIMBER:
3x4 12-16
LATHi
4 ft.No. 4 fir ......
suisaUkS:
A- .............
Total aalea, 32 mills.
19.50 17.60; 18.50
18.90 17.50
S.00 4.S6
8.06
9.06 9.00
7.618.784 feet.
V9lonthM
EAST GRABBING
OREGON PICKLES
By Hymaa N,
New Tork, the Atlantis Saaboara and 4t
the Mui-weet ara parehaears af Oregon pickles
ta carload lots for the first time known. Tea
cam of pickles will be started froai Pertland
to Philadelphia via the Panama eaaal thai
week and folly eight earkrttls of dttla have al
ready been end to go forward to New York.
. Oregon and Wsshisgton will ropply the
pickle needs of many sectiorta af the country
this season. ' In both states there ' was a
bumper output of encumbers this season while
in moat other sections of the country aa acuta
shortage was shown. .-.-i-. ..
Firat new of the nstioa-wirle snoring of
pickles came indirectly from California inter
ests. The trade of that Mate began to pur
chase lineal supplies in this territory. Boon
the shipping directions were given to eastera
points. Now direct business with the. terri
tory east of the Rockies is confirmed by aocsi
pickling interest. -
In view of the widespread demand, the aaag
ket for sickles is showing general advances.
Wheat Market : '
At Chicago Closes
At General Bise
Chicago, Nor. 21. Sentiment in wheat
baa not chanced and ' the technical position
f the market, was streagtbenad by ties
break of yesterday and this morning. The
Liverpool cable was not as weak as . ex
pected and this encouraged the bolls to bold
an to their hues but selling by somi
the buyer on yesterday's break forced
of
out:
liquidation of lines on stop-loas orders and
also encounged locals to make short aalea.
Conuniasioa bouses picked up the wheat an
the break and when shorts tried to cover
Uiey were forced to bid prices higher than 'the
clone of .Monday. "There was sot much ftews
in circulation, There were a number of re
vised estimates of Australia's exportable sur
plus ranging from 50,000,000 to 40.000,000
bushel. This is expected to offset in part
the increased production in the Argentine Be-
"f'r i 'rlT , "
ereased otter
of Manitoba wheat. The
board reported a strong demand for parcels.
Cash wheat premiums were unchanged, bat
easy in . the Northwest. Local shippers re
ported millers holding off. Receipts of wheat
at primary markets are not so heavy as af
late. Southwect reported a big movement at
interior markets.
Corn followed the trend' of wheat. Et
eonraged by sales from longs pit traders
pat out short line carry and later they were
forced to cover at higher levels. Two af
the leading local "traders took the enrol as oat
of the market. Facifie eeaat, Bwaiheaat and
Western feeders are reported paying extra va-
gartt prices tor eaah corn at Omaha. Local !
f shippers are unable to sail snore corn to the
rt. punfrv sold corn a little mora free If
to arrive- -
Oat followed the trend of ether grains.
Liquidation of December was in evidence
early. The market did not recover as rapidly
as other crains. Shipping demand was not
so gocd as of late.
Provisions were easier , aa selling inspired
by lower bogs.
Wheat closed strong at the best prices of
the day, showing a gain af H to 1 He:
Deoember, 91.20 H 0 1.20 ; Msy. $1.18 H
(5 1.1814; July. 91.09 H 0 1.09 H,
Corn closed to lHc higher: December.
71e; Msy. 71H 07lHe; July. 70 He.
Oats closed H a. higher: Decamber, 43Hc;
May. 43H043He; July, 99 He.
Lard closed unchanged te 2 He lower.
Chicago range by United Pre:
Open. rUgh. Lew. Close,
WHEAT
Dee. .... 119H 120H 117 4 12014
May .... 114H 11SH 1184. 11SH
July .... 10S lOWVs 107 H 169 H
, CORN
Dee. .... TO H 71f4 70H ; Tl4
May .... 70 H 71 H Tl
July .... 69 70 6 It H 70 H
. ' "- OATH
Deo. 48H ; 44 42H 43 H
May .... 43 43 H 42 H 48 H
July.... 30 H 4H 89H ; S H
LAKD
Jan. .... 892 952 699 ..:'-"
May .... 1020 , 102 1020 . 1023 I
-y uws . - j
May .... ... 96,2
KVK
Dec. .... S74--Sa Si4 87 SB H
May .... SjH- OH ' S H u
UAKLKi 1
O0C " . a a . a . - . . e '. 69 3es
LIVERPOOL STRENGTH FEATURE
- OF EARLY COTTON TRADING
New York, Nov. 21. (L N. S.) Extraor
dinary strength at Liverpool was a featur at
the opening of the eottoB market here today.
It wss attributed m oriveta cables to re
buying by bulls and trade purchasing, which
caught the market short.
Th local list did not fully respond, but
started 28 to 48 points higher, followed by
sharp reactions which Liverpool joined. There
was heavy selling on the early rise here by
Liverpool, the South and spot boosts. Wall
street. New Okies a and
bought.
The market closed steady today
et a set
advance of 13 te 47 points.
Spot cotton was quiet today. 25 points
higher
at 25.40c
Ne
' Prices
pany:
reported by Overbeek V Cooke eom-
Month
January ,
March
My
July
October ..
December
Oprn.
3525
513
467
2474
2328?
2550
High.
'2584
2538
2525 -i
2402
2328
2566
Lew.
24 86
2484
2474
2446
2 2 5
3488
Close
2580
3531
S320
8482
281S
2632
New York spot atajket 2640. 30 up.
POTATOES AX02TO THE
COAST
San Franetooe Market
San Francisco. Nov. 81. (TJ.
Onions Stockton red, 91.8O01.T9;
per cwtv. 91.6001.76.
p.
yellows.
. Potatoes River fancy. $1.10 1.25 : Idaho,
Viaaotngtoa Netted Gams. 91.40 0 1.6a i Be
Unas, $1.75 2.00.
; SbgHntia Blei h mi .
- wMSSwawv vvmaas mwraj
SeatUe. Nov. 21j L N. S.)
California. 2 He: Walla Walla. 2c
Potatoes T akima Gems, 925 028; local.
xsejzu.
Lea Angeles, Nov. 21. Potatoes North
ern River. 9 1-85 0 3.00; poorer- low- as
8L60; Idaho KosseU, $1.70 01.85.
DAIRT
ERODrCE OF THE
COAST
San Franclsoe Btarfest
San Fmnciaeo, Nov. 21. (TJ. P.l But
ter Extras. 48 He; prime firsts, 4? He;
11T5TS, sHC .
Rr Kitra 4e: (ra
64c: extra 'puJJeta, aSe;
knderaixed. 41c.
. Cheese California flats fancy. 23c
Seattle. Nov. 21. rggs fli lot ranch 98c:
puners aoa
Butter City creamery. 48e: bricks. 40c
: Cheeee Oregon tripeet. - 9e; Tilb-akaok
tnpieta. 310 83c: Tonne Amersesa, 83c
Lea Snoot oa (nark at
. Lo Angeles, Nov. 3 1. Butter 8 6a. '
Egg KTirsB, 62 c; case count, 85c;
pautfts. tie. - "i
Poultry Hess, 22e; broOers, 86c; fryen.
xse iosTaeV-"'1;-' im- ... 1 , t.y
Llverpool Cottea Steady
IdverpaoL Nov. 21. (I. N. 3.) Spot cot
ton opened in oauted demand. : Prices steady;
aw avvo nates. American middling fair.
4J; btwsx mmonnr.. !.; run
14.80; middlings, 14.86; low, 14.60; good
VIUU4U7, so.ao.
Live Turkeys
Moving Slowly
In Local Trade
Eire tarkeys are kard te move,
even at lower prices, wklle there
coatiaaeg aa easy tone ia dreised
roods. Sons shipping order ars
beiag received and filled, hat tie
appeaara the extreme top for oaality
birds, i Attempts of - coaamlHloa
handlers to seears S9e have fail,
gescrally, - sathoagh. a stag le btrd
may sell for that, r - ' -
Prices geserally la effect Tat,
nayt i. -;
Elvo Tarkeyg Faaey, te to ZSci
ordinary to cans, toe to tie per lb.
Dressed Tarkeyi Jo. 1, tici No.
t aad old tome, tact JTe. $3 or calls,
X2e to Sic per lb.
a : ' '
LH CALVES IN
BETTER DEIVIAFJD
TrESDATIlVESTOCX TRADE
Hogs Ster$ Lamed
Pertlaad ...... 9.79 9) tAO 912.66
Chicago .. . 1 J9 18A4 14.79
aa Fraaelseo. HJth . - J 14.64
Beaver 8.60 IJ&i 19A9
Ksaisa City ... 1A0 ' 11M
Omaha MS - 11A9
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN
Hose. Cattle. Calvaa, Sheep. Care.
Tuesday . .....809 203 3 8S 13
Week ago .....215 166 , , 631 . 11
2 weeks ago 66 6 ... 1990 12
4 weeks ago. .926 . . .... 4
Year ago ....... 99 46 . . . 9
2 years ago 911 355 74 689 - 19
3 years ago.... 328 .041 8 165 9
4 yaar aco....6& 191 12 .. 6
North PorUaad reported fat 13 loads of frrh
arrival Tnaeday. of which two loads wast di
rect ta killer. Hoaa were steady and practi
cally no change waa shown in other lines with
the elocution, of esdvea The brbmr am bis her.
Calves are sailing fulby SOa a set, a pre vt ewe
onatatione in the yards, with an extra ma top
of $9.63 reported ltaaday. KSeaaral rattle
market, while slow ia spots, was inclined to
steadiness, with former prices cos tinned. :
Cteataanl i el lie --w-, renew:
notce steers ............ ,s O.TS a
T.96
T.00
6.39
4.96
4.29
9.66
4.56
III
2.0O
4.80
6.50
5.00
9.66
S.60
8.60
7.50
Hedi
Uttm to goad aKaia
6.25 0
8.50 0
Pair ta
Common to fair steers . ....
Chatoa heifers t.. ........
Choice cows and heifer . i . .
Mediam to good cows-heifers.
Fair to median: sows-heifers.
4.00 0
9.60 0
4.56 0
8.64 0
8.00 0
9.060
1-60 0
9.00 0
6.00 0
4-60 0
9.00 0
8.00 0
7.50 0
Coaam ta fair
Bulla . . r,in!
- . . .
. . . .
sir to goea lueotis ...
("hoice dairy cal res ........ .
J nme iigm carres
Medium hght calsea .
Heavy csires .
4.00 0
. Isliw Vasaaw ' Mala
Swine values held about steady at North
rortiana Ttwsday. to the complete surprise of
the trade, at a general out in values had bees
anticipated. Only a small run waa shown for
the day and. quality considered.
old at
General hoe market ranee;
1 Smooth bnavy, 38O-9O0 lbi
1 riuiw UIBl
9.25 0
9.00 0
7.60 0
6. 00 0
8.23 0
9.25 0
0.75
6.00
ft.00
7.50
8.75
H 85
,6.00
pm v -a-v v .use
Smooth he ry. 800 lb, up. .
wuBa w.y ....,.....
Fat pigs
Feeder pigs .j. .
Stag ........... . j . .
.4.660
. Snaaa t-aetUew Pewowki-
Sheep sind mmb trade continued in a favor
able post Pen at North Pertland Tuesday. Ran
eSnaarted"1'" ' rn'.
(General sheep tad mmb range:
-ne eaet of mountain lambs. 1 1.66 0 12.60
. - . ISJ
Mediam valler lamb
Common valley mmb
Cull lamb
Heavy yesrlinga ...
Light yearliaga ....
12.50
Heavy weU)ra
Light erether
Ewe ......
anmB
STEERS
No.
36.
S.
T.
95.
9.
21.
20.
26.
7.
11.
51
Av. Lb.
. ..1009
. .. 836
. ..1025
...1173
. .. 90S
. ..116S
...1629
. ..1185
...1070
. .. 780
... 695
. ..1294
...1185
Price
No.
8 6,35
4.96
6.75
6.79
S.00
7.25
6.26
7.10
6.28
5.66
S.66
6.66
7.00
6.60
7.00
7.56
9.60
6.66
6.25
7.60
7.00
6.76
6.60
0.,
16..
24..
14. .
9. .
14..
28.
6..
6..
16. .
36..
26..
3..
2..
12..
27,
27 1667
12. ..
1670
26,
..1135
.. 938
..1106
..1126
..1214
..1119
.. 947
..1693
4..
15.,
7. .
3..
18.
23.,
9.,
IT. ...1202
3. ...1195
16. ...1173
14... .1983
9... .1152
22.... 946
. COWS
37.
6.
16.
099
..992
.A 04 6
9 4.00
8.85
8.79
3.60
4.50
3.79
4.78
8.00
4.25
4.75
- 5.66
4.79
3.60
4.64
4.60
4.29
4.29
4.25
2.25
2.26
3.25
2.25
4.66
4. 35
4.25
4.2S
4.79
. 4.78
S.OO
16.. 0S9 f
8.95
4.60
4.25
8.86
4.60
4.60
4.85
4.25
3.00
S. 80
4.50
4.50
4.98
4.60
4.50
4.25
4.25
8.90
2.25
3.25
2.23
2.25
4.00
6.00
4.25
4.25
8.60
4.75
ll.VOU
. yo.ee 0 ii.o
. 9.06 010.00
I 6.T6 9.00
. : 9.000 0.S6
. 9.50 0 9.00
. T.06 0 T.
4 T.B6 0 8.50
- 3.60 0 6.00
Sales -
Av. Lb. Price
.,1696 I 6.76
.. 879 9.29
..1407 6.75
..1167 4.75
.. 943 4.00
..1616 . 7.25
..1029 6.90
..1055 6.60
..80S 4.99
.. 978 6.50
..1108 6.25
..1019 6.50
..1182 7.25
.. 948 4.00
.. 996 6.50
1093 5-fiO
7.90
6.00
6.75
6.75
7.00
9-60
... .1207
8.... 886
9... .1084
17. ...1619
884. ..1119
6.,.. 966
16... . 871
4. ... 995
26. ... 670
8... .1603
2... .1235
28... .1095
9.... 927
8. ...1017
... .1050
8.. '..1688
7. ...1067
6.... 908
3 810
2.... 870
4..., 835
8.. ..1176
24... .1200
3.... 926
2.... 955
8.... 911
22... .1186
9.
25.
a ara. S
..1009
..1075
..1090
.. 774
.. 921
,.1028
..1059
..1022
. 965
.. 900
..1099
.. 946
..1916
.. 8T0
.. 886
. 898
14.
15.
10.
16.
21.
14.
.
6..
8..
3..
2..
4..
8.
5.
2..,. 90S
3.... 736
6.. ,.1144
20 1154
2... .1086
9... .1006
2. ... 980
28.... 55
17 1969
' HEIFERS
2...
10...
9...
655
826
9 S.99
4.00
S.25
2.
699
875
5.00
4.00
2.
.. 988
.. 180
.-. 140
.. S0
.. 996
CALVES
1..
1. .
1..
15S
170
120
8.50
8.00
T.O0
7.00 1 1...,
STAGS
3 8.26 I 1...,
MIXED CATTLE
1100 t 8.25
,25 v.. T2T
9 946
. 10.... 650
1....1436
2... .1865
1.... 994
1....1810
1.... 850
J 1....1640
2 1480
9 4.66 I 7.... 998
8.00 I 9.... 696
-604.... 680
4.33
8.00
5.66
4.06
8.76
1....1270
1....1410
1....1280
l..1450
3.25
4.46
4.28
4.60
4.60
4.60
S.OO
4.25
4.25
1.
.1876
.1670
.1290
.1278
8.60
1. .
1..
13..
its
3.16
2.. ..1484
-3.75
3.66 1
8..
12..
6. .
6. .
..1033
HOGS
.4 3S3
.. 270
4.75
8.76
8.26
. 9.29
8.25
9.66
. 9.66
9.25
9.35
6.96
9.96
0.85
0.99
6.95
6.95
6.25
8.25
1.65
7.50
0.60
9.66
9.50
6.60
8.96
8.46
6.46
9.49
9.46
6.29
9.25
8.25
9.26
S.25
8.76
9.'28
0.19
8.06
9.66
6.6 S
9.26
9.99
5.75
8.25
116
8.95
S.60
8.75
0.50
8.90
6.95
19.... 195
5.... 294
25. . .. 328
23..., 167
27 its
7., .. 185
. ... 175
4.... 145
2.-.. 838
. 2.... 189
1.... 600
3..., 366
4.... 475
99.... 153
33..., 74
1.... 390
28, ... 154
.... 212
103.... 187
T. . ,. 338
81.... 144
4 225
- 6..., 332
.... 176
IS..., 178
1.... 146
T. . .. ISO
1... 220
16.... 213
2.... 136
2. . .. 140
31.... 17T
12.... 207
15 67
4 17T
1... 410
1.... 226
21.... 317
0.95
a. 8 5
9.95
9.95
S.29
6.35
7.23
S 85
9.3 S
9.40
8.66
8.9
9.50
9.60
6.60
8.90
7.40
9.46
8.75
8.00
9.2 S
.2S
8.75
9.25
V.18
8.86
0.46
0.65
9.06
6.88
9.63
8.90
7.90
60 8 6.60
84 10.06
23....
329. ...
2....
19....
105....
60
.74
108
66
65
112.25
i
81....
6....
07 .
6 . .
11.83
63 9.00
76 11.66
16.90
13.60
11.60
65 . 8.75
201 . 0.69
.... EWES v .
... 110 8 6.60 18.... 168
281,... 91 4.75 I 176.:.. 125
9.... 133 8.00 I 5.... 229
..., 316 9.40
YEARLINGS
' 1.... 140 8 8.6O f
, : BVCK3 . ''
I.-. 100 9 8.56 1 " ,
Tam.ay Mernlnfl aahm
' t ,.. tTSI.Vrja.
8.00
S.OO
0.60
No. Are. Tb. . Price. I No. Ave. lbs.
Price.
8 3.00
S.. 6 g 6,25 1... 810
0 12 lit I 1" Ms
Z... SO . S.6O I
- ..; r LAMBS ' ' 1
... 80 818.00 I 24...- 80 310.80
EWES
21... 140 8
8 50 . J
YEASI-TNCa
14...
05
180
8 8.6O
BUCK SHEEP
4.00
STEERS
10...
T...
1.4 4
.841 8
.881 $
,1040
. 833
65
COWS
4.10
4.00
8.66
9S3
947
7 tO
4.28
4.60
' 4.80
1.... 190 8
IS.... 186
24 lis
11.... 280
20.... 178
10.... 147
11.... 490
7 140
a.. sis
io
9,... 299
1.... 420
11.... 480
9,... 273
99.... 16S
44.... 171
41,... 192
1.... 150
2,... 240
7..?., 183
72.,.. 175
18.... 196
39.... 246 .
4.... 257
11.... 172
16.,.. 124
...I.... 160
.19.... 171
9.... 167
4.... 262
,9.... 220
f,.M 204
,8 253
121.... 193
- 88.,. 175
84.... 85
i 7.... 192
19.... 171
89.... 109
1.... 840 :
UNDERTONE GOOD
WHEAT TRADE
TCESBAT WJTEAT TRADE
:. , , ' Toar
Bid . Rise Ago
Hard white ........ 9L30 3e , 919
Sort white Id - 1! , LC3
Western white ...... 1J( , IM
Hard wlaUr ....... JJ1. .. ' 1.91
Northern tpi-lar ... , L29 So 1.98
Western red , US; 6
HOKTRWEST tAN lUSC'ETPTB
- Coaspued by the Menenaaas blxchanga .'
. Wheat. Uariey. Flour. Uata. Kay.
rorUnnd Tnm ss . 1 - ...
Year age .... I . ' , .
Peasoo to datalOSSl 80 736 H 71
Year ago ...,1444 124 100 46S 76S
Taeoma Man. 44 2 S 3 0
Year tge . . . . 24 . . 8
Season to date 3843 -18 "473 '-. 316
leer ago.... 8646 7S J86 . 76 462
Seattle Men. . ST 19 7 11
kear ago 14 : . . " . . . 24
Seaaon ta date 4 SOS IT ItST ' ST 42
Tear ago .... 4034 lVS 104 . 261 S21
heaioa to date 302
22
47
" Another very erratic market was shown for
wheat threugbout tba world's trade Taesday
Prhiea were incbaed to boh Bp and dawa with
rapidly changing sentiment but it is noted that
the real nndertone continue- quite favorable.
In other wards despia the q anting of gener
ally lower prices for cash wheat; actnal Puei-
eaaad not ae ronlxrmed at reduced tig;-
Eved though general bids for whir chib or
VHte, were not above I1.II pk
bushel tidewater, confirmed sales ware ganer .
ally at 31.26. Not much buaiaes passed ia
wheat during the 24 hours but what sale were
made were at former prices for export grades.
Uvecpool started the day with losses of 4
to Id a compared with the (Saturday finals,
but the closing waa slightly better with priee
unchanged to Hd off.
Sooth American markets acted rather con
trary with opening figure at Buenos Aire in
clined to discount the Lirerpoot weakness with
nearby staff up He while February was up
: . ; -
Chicago started with a las, went higher and
then eased aft fractionally with net charts
not hnnraW Everywhere this same tendency
wss shown to stay quite elosa to recent values.
little foreign flour bnsinosB it shown hut
domestic conditions are favorable with main
tained prices. ,
-Millstuff are very scarce and' vary firm
with no further price change for the day.
All coarse grains are showinc- strength.
WHEAT Burfng price tidewater, track de
livery: dub, 91.25 per be - bloeatcm,
91.60 01.65 per. ba. ; Big Bend blueatem.
$1.66; Turkey red. $1.2201.23; red Russian,
81.22. - .. -
DOMESTIC fTiOTJK Selling price, mill
dons; Patent, now crop, $7.60; Willamette
valley brands. 36.10 0 6.90; local straight,
95.86; bakers' hard wheat. 97.60; bakers'
bluestera, 87.80; baker' pastry, $5.80; gra
ham. $6.40; whole wheat, 96.60; rye, 96.80
bbl. Price for ekty delivery 16c extra; sub
urban. 30c extra. .
EXPORT FLOCtt Cmb straight, 95. 64);
blueatem, cut-off, 95.90.
HAY Buying ra-icet Willamette timothy,
fancy, $20.00 20.50; Eastern Oregon tim
othy. 822.60 per toe; clever, 818.60019.00;
straw. 68.00; alfalfa, $18.00; grain hay,
920.06.
GRAIN SACKS Nominal. No. 1 Calcutta.
16c for new crop delivery. Domestic begs. 10c
each.
MJLLSTIIFFS Milium at mill, sacked, ton
lots, 935.00; carload lots, 834.00; middlings.
842.00 0 48.66 per tonT '
-?4TS ' Per ton. boring priee: Feed.
336.00; milling, 337.06.
BARLEY Buying price: Feed. 833.50;
brewing, 434.50. -
FEEDSTUFF" T. O. B. mllla: ' Rolled
hartfT. 37.00i whole barley. 533.00; alfalfa
. . eoeotnttt meal, $38.00; crtcked
corn, 938.00; whole corn, 936.90.
Merchant' Exchange bids;
WHEAT
Nov.
. Dec
1.60
1.25
1.24
1.17
1.20
1.16
Jan.
1.49
1.24
1.23
1.18
1.19
1.15
Kara -wmte ........
Soft white .........
Western white ......
Hard winter . .......
Northern spring ...
Western red ........
1.60
15 ,
1.24
1.18
1.20
1.16
FEED
OATS
No. a 8Sln. natural
, . 8S.0O
83.0O
88.50
36.25
85.60
93.60
36.25
86 lb. ehpp
.83.50
38 lb. naturals
86.60
BARLEY
40 lh. sunimuia .... .83.00
CORN
35.00 85.00
No.
No.
E. Y. shipment. 85.00
E. Y. shipment. 34.00
34.25
34.00
33.75
33.00
Nw Tork Metal Market
New- To. Nov. 21. (L N. S.) Copper
Croet spot, Neveabar. Deoember, 13 H0
r if2v'liTOie; Kt yow1"nt. December,
Spelter, easy:
7.10 0 2.25c
spot, November, December.
Wftalpeg Wheat Market
Winnipeg, Nov. 21. Wheat:
i Open. High. Lew.
Dec ..1103H 107 H 105
Msy .. 108H 110H 108 H
Nov. .. 113H 114H 112H
Close.
167 H
110.
114H
MiJ.i.u.i.i.l.m.111 I.I.I I 1 I l I
' aJA'c
Dated July 1, 1922 4 Due July' lf 1942
Interest Payable Jan. 1 and July 1 at Ladd & Tilton Bank, Portland, Oregon.
DENOMINATION $1000-$500 Free From the Nominal Federal Income Tax not to Exceed 4. .
-' Title and Trust Company, Portland, Oregon, Trustee ' ' " " -
BUSINESS: The Coast Power Company furnishes without competition all the electricity for light and : power in the t .
eities of Tillamook, Bay City, Garibaldi, Rockaway, Brighton and Bar View, Oregon, and upon completion of present
financing will extend its facilities to Wheeler and Nehalem, serving a population of about 8500.
MANAGEMENT: Under ths capable raanagement of Mr. C J. Edwards and bis associates, the. Coast Power Company ;
has shown an unusual growth since its incorporation in 1916 from slightly less than 200 'Customers to; over 1500 at the , .
present time. Relations with the public are Tery satisfactory. Both the preferred arid common stock are owned entirely by
individuals residing in the community served, showing their faith in the rnanagement of .the company.
' PURPOSE OF ISSUE: With the sale of this issue,. $50,000 of the-6 bonds now outstanding hare been retired, making
this issue its sole funded debt. Simultaneously with the sale of this issue, the company proposes to sell $50,000 of its 7 '
cumulative preferred stock, proceeds from which can go only to plant enlargements or betterments, thereby increasing the - -.-value
of property pledged by mortgage, to secure these bonds. --, ; . , . , ,
SECURITY OF BONDS: These bonds will be secured by a direct first mortgage on all fixed property of the company
and constitute its only funded debt, Total property, value when proposed additions and betterments are completed wiU
exceed $250,000. ' - . - . '..- "":
EARNINGS: At the present time net earnings are over S Vi times' total interest .oiirements. tt ' is' estimated ihat .:
upon completion of proposed additions net eaxoings will increase 20. Sufficient new business is'now ready for service -to
more than justify the proposed additions. -
This. issue offers an exceptional opportunity for a long-time investment in one of the most substantial public utility;-
companies in the Northwest. .,,.... - " 1.
Complete details npoa
CflnOUGRO'K
E
lrl.6. TatAwsdSO
Houston, Texas. Net. 2 L Texts eottes
grower expect t be enriched a least $400.
OOO.vOO aa a result at the high prices Sow
betat paid for their product. Texts prroe
tien It likely to exceed 8.600.000 kale. Tb
Pwevly of the planter already Baa bet
reflected la stwreaaed buytng.. - -
Another tadloaUon a prosperitr is the e
twnt t wmest cad debts nave eeett lienKlmted.
lb Honstsa branch of tna Federal Heserre
bask has loans outstanding M otviy tl.300.0iH),
whereas ia 1920 th borrowing rose te 323.
600,060. Houston bank have not borrowed
extensively' for svearly a year and now have
unahm twada. tJottoa pieking at aeeaiy eom
paetjad hot there are now reports of a to
crop, trhleh wnl add to the total productioii.
- WOOL - .r,
Kerrrllle. Texas Nov. 21. Sale have been
reported here of three-eighth blood wool at 46
cent a pound and naif -Mood wool to this sec
tion baa brought 60 cents. Most of the boying
thus Tar has been for Boston account, altnoogh
tome sale bare been made to California fnTij.
The latter lots of wool wil be shipped via th
Panama canal to Pkctfie coast point. ,
Motor Group Is
Sent Higher in
N. YV Curb Trade
New ' Tork, Nov. 21. Overnight ' aow of
stock dividends and special cash disoareementa
by several tadostrial corpora tiona and awpecta
tions that similar anoouncameno ana tiia
forthcoming, stimulated buying - in tpecisl
stocks en the curb exchange today. : Tba gen
eral list wa quieter, with mora ad ranees tana
dec tl nee. ' - -
Following Packard Motor ' Car Cat's an
noanoement of 100 per cent stock dividend on
the common, it waa reported that applies tiott
to bat the stock' on the New York- stock ex
change had been made. The Share re-;
sponded by opening with a substantial ad
vaaee and reached a sew high reoord, but that
this had been fully discounted was evident by
a later reaction to around the close of the .
previou day.
The' aetioa ef. Packard Metor director
stimulated the net of the motor group. This 3
elaas of stoeks csma in for snore attention, i
and Durant oommoa continued in actire d '
atand, reaching i a new high reoord when it '
went to 65. Continehtal Motors, although,
only slightly changed, was active at higher
levels, while Stutx was neglected. . fractionally -lower,
. . " f
On the curb the general reason underlying ;
the ctxeegth of motors was the knowledge that :
these companies have been coins aa anusnafiy -good
business ia the latter half et 1922, and
are looking forward to sUQ better times next
Sprina. .. - ;-f
A dividend of $4 wa declared on Southwest
Penasyivaaia PipaUne, payable Deoember 30 te
stockholders of record December 18. This :
make a total dlebursemeat of 97 sgsantt 96 ;
last year. Th shares were noted S3 bid.
offered at 86 against the last previous tale of '
68. Other pipelines also were ia good de
mand again, and higher levels war reached
by Indiana Pipeline. Prairie Ptpenxte, tq almost
10 points at one time; National Transit and
New York Transit, Other Bttndsrd Oil share
were little chanced. ;
Salt Creek Producer again led th Inde
pendent oils, still reflecting possibility of sn
increase . in the dividend rate. Ma rains bo.
which bad been neglected' recently, came to
life today and gained 2 points on a large turn
over. . Mammoth Oil. after early
held firm around last night's close.
AMERICAN; EI TE STOCK TRICES
Chicago. Nov. 21 Heavy runs were re
ported at th looal livestock market today, but
the trade was in better shape than sellers had
looked tor. . The eoantry. still held strictly ;
prim steers out of the market, xpecting mere
money for the stock during show week. Most
of the sellers were prepared to cut the high '
mark for hogs below 99 today, eat trading
improved late in the session, aad even money
was Quoted. Receipt were estimated at 15,
000 cattle. 49,000 bog. .17,000 sheep and
8000 calves. - i
Cattle Choice (teen were in demand. Solas ,
fed stock bold at $11.00 0 12.00, while strict- ,
ly - pvtm animals were quoted at 91 8.00 0
lS.Se. The general ran of plain steers sold j
at 97.76 0 19.06, and sales war meetly,
10015c lower. Caw were steady to strong '
whila bulla and calve also found a fair outlet
at unchanged prior levels.
Hogs It was a slow market for hag from
the start. Values were generally steady
compared with the row tame of the day before
or bout a dime off from the best tin that
day. Later ta the session, however, value
were up to yesterday' average, and ' choice
batchers reached $8.00. Few rough packing
bog said down to 97, with good lots at 97.60
0 7.65. ,..
Sheep- Fat lama were strong to 15o high
er, after a slow start, - Choice nativee went to
shippers at $L4.90. while packets paid $14.75 .
for good lots. Feeder went at 914 for th '
best oa a steady market. Aged mutton sold
wait Good ewes told at tS. ,
Deover Mobs 99.19 I
Denver, Nov. 21. (C. P. ) Cattle re-J
eeipta, 6 141; -market steady. Steer. 95.600
7:25; cows and heifers, 94 .04 0 5175; stock-
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ARE
PROP
ROUS
AN OREGON INVESTMENT OF HIGH SECURITY AND GOOD RETURN
We own and recommend for investment the unsold portion Df r
Coast Power
refjuest. i -
PRICfi: 98 and interest , TO NET 6:15 per cent
BOND DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 TO 5:00-SATUKDAYS 8:30 TO 2:00
- Oldest. In the Northwest
.WASHINGTON
at THIRD
en and feeder. 93.39 0 7.60: baa. $2.60
0.75; calves. 86.79 8.00.
Hogs receipt. 043: Bisrtet J$f25t
sows. Top, $6.16; bulk. 97.760i.O6. -."
. 6beev reoeipta. 6906J tnarket eteady. Lambs,
13.23018.60- ewe. 94.OO0C76; feed
ers, 812.00 0 13.00.
. Saa rrarvcimd Heat flips'
Saa Franetsee, Nee. 21 (C. P.) Tattle
Beef steers, good, 87.78 0 8.06: medium.
$T.OO0T.&, commea. 94.00 0 9,75; beef
ee-wa, goed. 95.766.06; medium. $6,35 0
3.56; ccghmcn. 84.0006.00; caiTcs, 130-300
lb., 97.75 0 8.00; 200-350 lb.. 8T.S0
7.T$f 250-800 iba, 81.00 7.60; over $00
1033.60 0 6.807 .
Bogs Grain fed, light, 316.75 0 11.25;
heavy, 99-64 09.OO. '
,Sheep Lamb. 813.90 014.00; awes,
15.00 6.00; wether, 87.50 9.00.
M. Chioe H094 895
Chwate, Nov. 21. ll. N. - S ) Hogs 1
eeipt. 4 S,004 tnarket 14e lower. Bulk,
97.6O0t.6S: tjc, SM.2S. heavyweight, 97.70
0 7.OO; mediam weight. 57.40 01.83; light
wetshti i 97.64 0 7.86; laght hgbta, 67.65 0
7.86s heavy packing' swws, smooth. 87.89
Stktifar.-. '
Ctttle receii. 15.000; market steady to
10c lower. Beef steers." choara and prime.
913.600 13.60; medium aad good. ' 99.00 0
11.60; good and choice, 912.60 01823;
common and medium, 97.60 011.76. Butohe
eattle, heifers, 93.0010.00; cow, 84 00 0
8.00; bull. 93.50 9 7.60. fanners mad cub
ters. Oowa aad iitera. 92.6V0S.66; eaaner
steam. 94.000 S.OO. Veal calve (Hght aad
faendyweigiit). SB.S6 09.73. teder steer.
$6.6O0-Ou. otorksr a Leers, 93.00 0 7.75.
Stock row . and heifers,- 93.80 0 5.00.
Stacker calve. 85.000 7.25. Tt etom rsngv
eattle, beef rteers. $3.000 9.00; cow and
heifers." 93.94 0 9.00. .
.Sheep receipts, 17.6r market kleady t
IBe lower. Fat lambe. 314.OO0 14.76;
Lambs, anils' and oommoa. 89.00 019.60;
yearhngs, $10.00013.25; wethers, 4T.5O0
9.56: ewe. 86.60 0 8.00; ewes, eull And
SALE OE FL .OTEIGHT
Ship Salrage and Maiufacta ?
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Commencing ..Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 o'CIock
and continuinjr the balance of this week we are going; to sell Toys
Stationery, Raincoats, OTerooatSi Underwear, etc., at prices that
will astound you. Our weekly sales are more popular every week,:
and they should be, when, we advertise we don't juggle with, the
truth, values are not exaggerated- we deliver the goods we re
fund the money if not -satisfied, e
$4,000.00 WORTH-OF TOYS! 1
. from the S. S. Company ,
Just received shipment of all kinds of Dolls, Games, Mechan
ical Toys,' Books; and Stationery. Forty per cent of these goods
are scratched or a little marred
5t to JS5t or Toys worth to 88.O0
each.'- lneso iuji wnuuj
damaged. '
K for Toy ' Horses worth 75c.
, Vllightly damaged. ' , . .
54 for Picture Books slightly
damaged.
13.38 for Horsman Mamma Dolls
"Dtsrf et
5V for Mechajftfcar Train, Tract,
and Engine. ' .
1.5Q for 3.00 Ccasbera. .
60 tor a 1A8 box of Tree Orna
ments. - ' , .
We have DOLLS and thousands of
other Toys from 6 up. Come
and see for yourself,
, : 25c BOOK SALE
We have Scbnt Books, Story Books
of all kinds. They are the $LO0 and
$L25 kinds. Choice for 25 . ,
A QUARTER OF A MllllOff
TABLETS ON SALE "
This unclaimed ahipment of Tablets
consists of anything in the . Tablet
line. See what you can iMryvhero,
from 3 to lOe. Greater Tablet
values. you never have seen in many
a day. Tablets all clean and per
fect - . . -:-- - '
LOTS OF l,OOSR MAP BOOK
CASES OJT SALB
Peactt SharpeseT, Office B9k9t9,
tc "w"'
75c and $1 boxes of Stationery 25
$2.00 Holiday Box Paper.... ..S5e
$2.60 and $3.60 Box Paper... 81.25
Ladles silk hosiery at Si
Yon oAn't begin to buy first quality
Buk Hose for this price.
$5.00 WEN'S SAMPLE HATS
4 AT $2.50
Tu . ca? also buy . anything you
want here in Underwear for the
family. 5ample Blanket. Comfort
era. We have the greatest values
in Sweater Coats. lea ought to see
JOiaf THIS CliAT'ST. MqJffllT.
SATING CLUB
: it has grown in less than -one year
from a Tittle store to a young de
partment store. Opea daily from
8:30 A, M. to 8 P. M.
All Ilea's or Boys' Shoes Gaaraateed
CONSOLIDATED S ALESC0.
226-228 CLAY STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECO
WATCB TOK OTJR vTIIKliTABS
n I I l l l I I I I I I I I J.I. f. I J.I.
$150,000
Comp
. TiUamook, Or.
First Mortgage 6 Bonds
-': -.., ; Telephone or telegraph orders colled.
Mrace1
irrasiitEstevE.:
eommoiv $2.50 5. SO; brpeJinr -ewee. : $3.0(1
011.00; feeder, lamia, 918.v 14.i0,
' - Ranaa ty Moss 37.80
Kansas City. Nov. 21.- (L N. 8.) Cattle
recetpee 16,4)06: Bsarket dnfh Steers, $6.00
9.56; cow and heifers. $3.0O7.23; stok
er and fMdai.'$4.60."3; calve, $$.00
09.00. - b j--": .-.? V T
.Hoes TReeelpts 51,006; market dull. Balk
of sales. 97.6d7.73; top. .97.0. llearie.
ST.OOW 7.73s- lights. 67.40 0 7.40 saeoaums.
97.600 7.80.
Sheep Receipts 7600; market sjurgish,
Xetmba, $19.66 014.80. - : . " k
: t OmahtHeM 87.1S ' ' '
Omaha, Nov. 21. (L N. S.) lion Re
oeipta 31.000, 10 ta 26a lower. Balk, peeking
grades, 94.7507.15.
Cattle Receipts 9306. steady to strong.
Sheep Receipts 14.008. 1ft to 2 5e lUh
Top lamb. $14.00.
the balance in fine shape,
UDIES' $2.50 SSLK HOSIERY
51.25
Or a Bex of Three Pairs g. 50
Ladies' Heather ! Hosiery. .... rfeSe
t r 8 pairs for. Sl.OO
hf en's 90c Heather So, a box
of 8 petrs ...-91.7S
Men SUk Lisle 40c Sox, a box
of for .........1,40
Men's 65c Cashmere liose..,..45c
8 pairs for. ...... .........H2.v0
Un. English Sport Wool Heather
$U5 Box ,.......,,.,.75
1000 Men's Ties. $L25 kind, at GOO
These Tie are Silks, also open
work Grenadines and fine Knits,
All samples. . .- . .- .
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS $1.25
Theeo Shirts are not thai cheese
cloth variety, but $3.00 and $4.00
Sample Dress Shirts, -made right,
good colors. Sixes 14 to im.
$15.00 RAINCOATS $8.45
Talk
about a real Raincoat bar.
gain.
Why, it's here. A real Mo
Kaincoat ; that's belted and
hair-
slash pockets. A Coat that Is en
titled to be called a Raincoat. They
bear a label which spells satisfac
tion to the buyer.
ONE LOT OF - GOOD C ftn
SAMPLE RAINCOATS AT J
Let's Talk About Real Overcoat
- . -: Valaes -
$r3.75 T0R $25OYERC0ATS
Say.-folks, I am ottering at this
price an Overcoat dfs . really a
wonder besides being aft all-wool
dressy, well-made -coat it's a rain
proof coat, and we are not going
to keep a secret: Wo bought them
at a price from the TJ. 8. Rubber
Co. IT'S their famous $25 Rayn
Ster. Sines 38 to 44. ,: ,
SOME. 3IOBE OTEBCOATS S
S22.SO for Sample - Overeoats.,
These $40 Porto Overcoats, also $40
and $45 Kenyon Whipcords, will
surely go fast at this prloe. . And
don't forget we also have some $50
and $60 University Overcoats at
ft 2 ft. SO. They bear the label.'
This means k rnouthful, dont it?
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