iiiu::gday, :,ove:.i2i::: 23, 10:2.
THE OXIHGON" DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,
OHEG
ON.
SPOT PRONE
EGG ftlARivET HI
WEAKER PDSITIOH
' THrBSDAT BAIBT TRADE,-";
Batter. . Eggs. Cheese.
. ' -Cabe Ex. Select. Flat.
Portland .........44c 60e - tie
Saa Francisco ..' IH 2
Chicago ':..;.U1H 25e
3lw York .v..y;.&s 27rse
Heattle ... ....... 45e ' tie " SSc ,
Ia( Angele ... ,.49e 2ye ...
v- 11 r - -'-tf - -''':: "
3frket for U tn a Very poor position
locally at the- moment desptte all effort to
keep value of lreoh good to the Inch point
in order to , stimulate the demand for ice
hoas offerings.
Bevent declines ia the pricar of eggs bar
placed Portland at the h'gheat mark for the
Pscifie. coast states. While Baa Francbco
wss anoted a f taction, higher than Port.
. land on Wednesday, the discount there really
means a lower price than named - here.
Seattle has for- soma days past been soot
ing sgg- at a lower prica than Portland, while
l Angeles sad other coast market have
. don likewise. -
Eastern trade u the first to show tha
' stamp ia freeh egg values, eventually forcing
lower quotation alone th Pacific slope. Trad
along the coaat haa i beea influenced more
by cold storage , condition than by other
factor.
Thaa desiring special Information regard
ing any market, should write tha Commercial
Editor, Oregon Journal, eoclosing stamp for
reply. :, .... i, :- -t . .. - ,.-t.;., . -.,
BCTTER IS SHOWISO STRENGTH
Market for hotter continue ' to reflect
Strength here especially for cube. Centrai
' izer extra remain ia good demand from Cali
fornia with -sales- a high a 44e a pound.
Print situation Just about steady. ...
CHICKENS COXTISTJB, ACTIVITT
a Active demand continues In tb live chick.
A trade with the call for supplies equal to
.She ' offerings, 'which remain liberal.- Price
ail through the chicken tat ate unchanged.
TEAL MARKET- lOWffiED AOAI3T
With steadily inereaeing aappUea. the mar
ket for country killed caire ia again weaker,
aod ia instances lower along the street bale
are generally shown at 12 12 fe n- for the'
better elaa stuff. - Hogs steady. . . . .
POTATOES ARE SOLD VERT IOW
Sale of fancy potatoes axe shown .along the
treet to retailer down to 6 So per sack al
though moss dealer . are asking- a - high, as
81.00 bat are ma king few sales. Top price
offered for carload lot ia 60c and even at
that business is nominal. -
APPLES . BUSBXSt TO 3f ABKET
Apples are being rushed to market hare from
practically all fcortbwest sections. Prices show
practically no change but are generally around
the low point. it ia almost impossible to
more packed stock at the moment because of
the press of jumble offering.-
BBIEF 3JOTES PRODUCE TRADE
Onions are steady to active at former prices.
Pint carload et, Jap oranges in; sales at
$2.23 per bundle of two boxes. '
All iresh fish continues scares) and high
priced. Demand for' nuts is- Tery limited; prices un
changed except peanuts. . I -.
Hides coritmutt slow with buyers scared.
W ool - contracta being sought but growers
not offering freely. '
SHIPPERS' V WEATHER . KOTICE
Weather bureau advised Thursday : - Protect
shipments during tlie next So hours againat
the following minimum temperatures : Going
' north to Seattle. 3d decrees: northeast, to
fiBokane, 2tt degrees; east : .to Saker, SH de
gree, and south to Ashland. 92 degrees. Min
imum temperature st Portland tomorrow, about
degrees.
ri ti
SUGAR M ABKET TP DIME HEBE
' Pacific -Coast sugar refiners hare announced
a further adTsnre of lUc per hundred pounds
in the price.' The new quotation of 17.85 for
best cane granulated wiU be in affect Friday
tnorniuc here, vY.;
.PORTLAND WHOLESALE PRICES
.These are the price retailer pay whole
salers, except ss otherwise noted:
-. -1 Bl'TTEK Selling price, box lots: Cresm
ry prices Priou. extras. 4 So lb., for plain
wrappers; eabes, 4 j 44c per lb.; dairy buying
price, 80c per lb. - '' - '
. .3UTf IRt AT Portland delivery basis: Ho.
1 grade, 4 Set No, 3. 45c; Na 1 sons, 46c
v for "A" gTade. -
CHSESE Seianr: Ttnamoog. triplets.
038c lb. : Yormg America, S3o per lb.;
, Osegon triplsta, 21027c. Buying price, t
b.- Tillamook i - Triplets, 80c; young America
and Longhoraa, 8 Ic. Selling price; - , Block
bants. Wisconsin, 80088c 8 imported. BOe lb.;
. lim burger 2528e: cream-bnck. Oregaa. -J
. 25c; Eastern, 88 930c
KGGS Baying price. Front street r ; Cur
,; rent receipts. Western Oregon. 4 Be das.;
Kastern Oseson. 45c sr doa.; henneries, 82e
' par doa.; selling price, - select. 60o per doa. ;
candled. 57c per .'doa; pullet. 60 per doa.;
sverage, 40 0 48a per do.
. EtitSS Association selling pricei Seleat
60c; brown, 0c: firsts. 58c; pnUats, 80c,
. IJVK POCUTBt Belling price: Heavy
beas 22 0 23Q per7 lb.; light bens, 12 018e
per Ih.; ducks, 16 30e per lb.; gees, loo
per lb.
Fresh rnilte and Vegetable
- FRESH FHUIT Oranges. Tsleneisa, $7.00
7.50 per box; new nsvels, $8.00 0 8.25 per
-box; lemons,. $11.5013.00 a case J grape
fruit, Florida. $8.0007.50; cassbaa, 3 H e per
lb.; pears.- $1.00 01.25 cox; ataiaga grapes,
- 10c per lb.; Tokay, $1.50 crste. . ... v
BKKBlKb Cranberries, Northwest $8.00
06 35 per box; Kastera, $30.00 021.80. .
PRIED milTS r- Dates. 87.00; figs,
black, 18 0 20c per lb.; prunes. 40s sad 50s,
aa-lb. box, 12 He; 50s and 60s, 10o,lfc.
. ONIONS Srllina crice to retailers: Ore
gon, $1.7502.00 per cental; garlic, 18020a
lb.: green onions, 25 0 80o -per do, bunches.
POTATOES Selling price to retailets: Ore
gon, fancy. 85e0$l.lO par cental; sweet po
tatoes, z esse per-uw----
VEGETABLES Beets, 1 H e per th-l ea
bage, le per sound: lettuce. $1.75 03.00
per evate: carrot. 1 M e per Tb. : tomatoes,
Oregon, SOo bos'; CL. $2.50 0 2.75 lug;
borsersdlsb, 15 0 18e lb.; artichokes. ,81.75
per doa: cauliflower, gzouwa.za pec
dosee: celery. 75c0$l.OO do sen; egg plant,
13c' lb.; epinsch,I'75 0 85e box.
APPLES Cookera, BO 0 60c; faea sad fill.
TURKEYS,
GEESE, DUCKS
MARKET COOD
Hl'SH SHIPMENTS " 1 -
CHECKS BI BETTJRX MAIL
The Savinar CoJ, Inc.
196 1-S05T ST, PORTLAND, OR.
THE MARKET TODAY ON
Fancy Dressed '
Turkeys Is 36c-37c
RUSH SHIPMENTS ;
ALSO YEAL, HCGS, FOULTRY
BLUE VALLEY
PRODUCE CO.
4th and Glisan Sta f Portland. Or.
BRING US
To Oar Xew Loeatloa,. 167 'Froat
SU, Portland, AH Year Predate
We Ask K Coatmlssiea
TODAY PRICES lOtt TO? i:
QUALlTTt .
Hog 14 S Veal 12W. Beef 8,
f) 12f, I.amb. 18! Live
Pealtry Hens 23. LUht Spriags
20r, l'i 22c
Can use Lave tnd Dresseii Turkeys
' and tJeeee, also Li ve-Figeona.
Salted Hides J2 Pelts S1.50
Can use your. Live Cattle, Sheep
and Hoga. ItLsture for rent . ,
Quantities rf feM.
FRA?:X L. S!.!JTH flEAT CO,
"Fls-Htlng tb Beef Trast
187 lliO.Nt ST, PORTLAND
- DEMAND IS:
br.lAOIwST
DAStwET
1 By. Hrnai H. Cohan
Despite the very much, better demand
for poultry-; genermlly, the price of
chickens at retail continaea below that
of even some -of the cheaper cuts of
meats. Demand for chickens is srd
uaily increasing la retail shops, white
batchers report - a decreasing: demand
for meats. This ia due to the fact that
the pnblio no tourer is willlne to pay
extreme- values -when - sobeti tu tea and
better stuff may be obtained for less.
. Vea! is an instance of this. War
time prices are being asked by some
of the butchers, r t ; - '
First of the new crop of Japanese
orang-es were offered on the retail mar
ket, during the days Likewise, first
navel oranges are available from Cali
fornia. The: Jap stock is sweeter but
California Valendas of the old crop are
still' very Brood, ; . ; .
' High prices have created a very
limited demand for eggs because con
sumers cast no longrer afford the fresh
stock ? and many, will .not purchase
storage goods despite the fact that the
quality is favorable.
Retail prices .generally show: -Batter
Fresh creamery. S0S4v
Flsh anoa, U 5e; black cod. 15c:
hsJlhut, 80e in. I
nour Bast local patent. 2.0002.29 per
f-lb., sack. -;
Potatoes STeir. llae per lb.
Onions 3o per lb. , i
Yamhill street prices :
.Carrots. 4e buses; string beans 10c TKs
cabbage, le lb. ; cauliflower, StfzOe head;
lettuce. See 10a heed; potatoes, le lb.; celery,
10o bunch; tmaatoes. 6e IV
Cera Beit. 20o doaen. 1 ; '
Haney Comb, pri rate stores. 2 0o; public
market. 20c; quart. 60s; pint, 88c. '
- Egg ' -Public market, see; private stores.
SO Ac dosvn. -'i
Pooltiy ' tight hens, lie 7K hsaey hens,
over 4 lbs., 2 So lb, fryers. Sfte lb.; broilars.
3o lb.; turkeys, fancy. 3960o lb.
Early Trading Is .
Moderate in Wheat
Pit . at Xlhicago
Chicago, Not. 2. (L 3. a Wheat
prices drifted lower today and finished weak.
Sentiment was considerably mixed and the
market, Isrkina- leadership, mo red rather aim
lessly. - Trading .- was exceedingly . light in
volume.
' Wheat closed H to ie lower Cora
steady to ir, down, and - oats M e to e
lower. ProrisioRs finished irregular. - Lard
closed 2tte to 5a higher.
Chicago; Nov. . 23. (I. N. S.) Scattered
selling prompted by weaker i cables resulted ia
price declines In wheat today. . Trade - was
moderate. Opening prices were He to He
lower tor December; unchanged to i c lower
for Uay and nnchanaed to H c off for July
Corn trade was' mixed and light tn volume
First prices were 14 o lower to He higher.
Oats Trade was slow. . Ptioes started nn
changed' to He off. .
Provbiioog started with lard lower ea, seat
tared selling. v
Chicago range by United Press:
i WHEAT ' .' , 1 v
Open. High. 'Txiw. Close
Dee. 11814 118 I17H 11
May 118 11714 11814 11614
July .... 10714 10814 1074 107H
- CORV '.
Dee. 704 , 71 7014 7014
May .... 7014 7014 6874 7014.
July-... 69 6914 69 H
..." ...0AT8
Dec 4M 48 14 43 42
May .... 4214 42 .4214 42
July . .... $914 80 89 89
i BTE
nec .... 87 ' 87 87 87
May 89-14- 8 88 8814
r BABLET .
X)0O . - -. . 9 4
LARD V
Jan. .... 1002 ( 1002 995 1002
I.r--i.' !lO10 i 1023 ; 1010 1022
' -i- 'BIBS -
Jan. .... 850 ' 960 843 850
LlTfrpool Cotton Easier
Liverpool. Nov. 23. (L N. S.)-pot eet
ion price easier tcley t a 's""lrne rns
for middling at 14.93. Sales 4000
Spot prices American sildauutct lair, 1.-. i ;
good middlings. 14.82; full middlings, 14.77;
middlings, 14.72; low middlings, 14.42; good
ordinary, 13.83; ordinary, 13.02, . ,
r Bseaos Asrea Wheat
Liverpool, Nov 28 Wheats
!Opeu." - Close.
December , i" 614o 10 6d
March . . . 1 . . . 8s Od - ; a a d
May 9s Bd ' 9o 6 d
Loss.
1 Vie
d
14 d
Seattle Tarkey Market .
SettU. Nov. 23. (U. P.) Turkeys, 83 0
40a lb. ' " ,' - . -
Llrerpool 'Wheat Market ,
BaenoaeAires, Kov. 28. Wheat opened He
tower; December, $1.15; Febrnary. $1.10.
T5 08Se; fancy trad extra fancy packs, $1.75
2.25 boa. ,
COtTS'TBT MEATi4- Sellinf prtcet Coun
try hogs. 13o per lb. ; heavy stuff less;
veal tops (about 80 to 100 lbs.), 13012e
per lb.; heavy stufr lest; lambs. 18e lb.
SMOKED MEATS Hams, 23 082a, tt.;
breakfast bacon. 37 046c lb. ...
PAfKMfl HfUTSIt MEATS Staex- heefL
13 01ko In.; beUera, 11 0 11. a lb. ; cows
9010c; lambs, 18 030a Jo, ejwe. 100340
lb.: hogs, 16016e lb..
LABD Kettle rendered. 13 e Ba-t tierce
Bssu, oompoUBO. yea,
ISEASS Small whit. $7.00; Urge white,
$7.00: pink. $7.00; limaa. 810.80; bayou,
$6 50; red $0.79.
. HONET New, $4.00 04.80 per eaaa
BICE Jspen, J-'o. 1. 8c; Bin Boo a fie
lb.; New Orleans bead, 6e, '
borrEE Hoeatad. 33 OS4a lb. ia
sacks or drums. ; ? -
SALT Coarse.' half around. 106a. $15 00
ton; 89s, $17.85; toble dairy. 50a. 327.56;
naies. utufftngi laney taoia ana aairy.
$84.50; lump. 8Z6.BS. -
SUGAR Cube, . 85; fruit and berry,
$7.85; yellow C. $7.80; beet, grennlatad,
37.70; extra C, $7.50: golden C. $7.8.
CANNED MILE Talis, 88.00 baby six.
. esse; Ksgie, sa.sa ease. .
SODA CRACK EES In bulk. 1 Be lb.
NUTS Walnut. 21 0 26e lb. almonds,
96 0 38c tb.: filbert. 17e lb.: poaauts, 8 lb.;
pecans, 25eJri. ; BraxOs. 13 e lb.; chestnut.
eassiiiiee. aa s ie in, -
- fish and Sneihlsh
IHt3M FISH Bilveraia saloon. 1M per
fb.; hsUbut. 2O0 22o lb.; bUck cod. 8 010c
lb. ; backet loepered cod. 83.00 ; basket kip
pered salmon, 33.00: Una cod, 10 So per
Ik . h 1 1 dh tk . Jt . A Y . T.
4 sine it, li neper to. - -
$3.00 gal.. $1.60 t crabs. Itrf.
em. is, . float.
Hop. bVeet and Hides
HOPS 1923 eroD. nominal. 8 01Oe Bs.
' HIDES Calfskin "ISn IK. : kirm. 12a lb.:
rfrreen nioea, ee in. ; sairea. lot in.
f MOHAIR Nominal. MSiss Tb.
lfSHEKP PELTS Lens dry palta, Se Tb-t
srtan pens. 1 1 v o In. : lens natr goat pelts.
see io ; snon nanr goes peins, S3 at avs earn,
WOOL Willamette valksv. caarse. 25
27c; mediaav 82 0 35e lb.; fine. 40 045c
lb.: hstern Uregoa-ldsne. ' 40045a In.
TALLOW. AND GREASE Ka 1 taTlnw
jeHe; N 3. 406; srre. 30
CASCARA BARK 1932 peL $e; 1921
peel. 8 lb,; grape root 7e lb., . - -....
raint. on. Eta. '
RAW LEfSEED OIL Barrels, pel gaX,
11.10: 8 gal can. -per u, 81.35V .
BOILED' LINSEED OIL Barrels, pa gaL.
$1.12; 5 gat cans, per gal.. 61.27.
TCRPENTINB Drums, par gat, 8L8S;
gai cans, per gaLt $1.97.
WHITE . LEAD 100-lh, kegs, per &v.
19e, -.
' Lemaer and ahrnesa -
latest eariead lamber (ales by asannfee
tarer. qnotatson rnn aisuting t. o. h. sail val
ues in direct saies u retaucra and including
el!lDt expense: , v .... -
IXOOKLNQ! i ' HlfH, Lew. Ara
lit Na, 2 v. .:.. 54 00 149.09 31.00
1x4 Ni. 2 and bets g. 40.00 , 39.00 .....
' i.M3t; . . j
1x8 10 .......... 61.00
CEILINOi
x4 No. 3 and Vet.i 39.00
DROP RIDING; -1x6
No. S' and bet. . 43 0
- BOARDS AND 8KIPIAP;
1XS-10 sis. 20.50
UlilENSlUNS:
2x4 1214 '..-i, 18,50
86.00
38.00
40.33
17.50
S8.00
41.00
19.50
17.50 -' 18.(0
2x4 12-16'.-....... 18.69! 17.80
LATH: i v
1 ft- No. 1 fir ... 5.80
S1U.VGUES:
A ............. : 8.43 S.49
Total Mice, 23 mills, 4.435.630 feet.
3.42
GOOD WITH
PRUIIE DECISION
IS HOT POPULAR
. !B)y Mr man H. Cons
: XTpbolding of the Oregoa and . Washington
grows tn their refusal to deiier 88 to 48
iaa prunes ts full to Eastern bayera, the Ore
goa state board of horticulture has) changed
completely the idea, of ' the- trad regarding
contract. t A t-
Owing to tha very large crop of prunes this
season, only In small per cent of the Oregon
Washington crop was of tha 80 to 40 sise,
while conaiderable of this site was sold early
in the season. Full deliveries were refused by
the associations, and appeal was mad by the
buyers. Finally - the Oregon state . board of
horticulture waa- made arbitrator and haa
decided in fator of the growers, s? -
The decision is by no means popular with
the trada. for the reason that H ia"claime
.that the Oregon officisl aaturally aided with
the home people. ; - - -
The contrcversy. which ha been brought to
a dose, was first token up by the- New Xrk
Dried Fruit association, which sent the- fol
lowing ad rice to the Oregon sUt board of
hortieulture: i ' ,- -.--:.' --.--,' .'..--.;. .;.; r
The Washington Growers Packing corpor
ation and the Oregon Grower' Cooper tire
association propose prorating deliveries on this
season's crop 86 to 40 sise Oregon prunes,
claiming nixie r Northwest dried fruit contract
severe damage to crop, which they say occurred
first week oil September, due to week of very
hot weather I immediately followed, by heavy
rains, which Caused prunes to ripen abnormally.
We understand these associations are asking
your board to sustain their right to prorata.
This association desires to acquaint yoa with
the following facts: Att of the larger inde
pendent Oregon shippers have already signi
fied their intention of delivering their contracts
80 to 40 tise in fan."'. These Shipper eotd
conservatively, of this sise in tho early stages
of the crop, which promised to be a large
en ami hence would probably produce a lim
ited quantity et the larger sixes, while the
OreeSm and Washington association took a
chsnoe and fold relatively large proportion
of 30 to 40 sise in assortment, and are now
attempting to deliver short in the face of the
fact that 30 i to 40 sis are now procurable, as
i evidenced by daily offer of this ds made
in thi market by reputable, responsible Ore
gon shippers . We sak thst you verify our
statement and eonsider it carefully, before ren
dering any decision."
Th following reply was given by tha Ore
gon board ; ; J.' ' . 't ;
"First, Thst (aside from Clarke ; County
Washington) t the proportion of the 30-40
sise in Oregon and Washington was Jess than
2 per cent of tha total crop, and ranged front
8.3 per eentlto 15 per cent af their five year
average percent is of that sise; and that the
proportion of the 90-40 sis in Clarke county
was less than! 1 1 per cent of it total pack, be
ing 38 per cent of it average of five years. -
"Second. jWe find, farther, that this small
percentage of Is sise prunes in the 1983
Tvn .f rtredmn and ' Washington was due to
the following climatic conditions obtaining in
those states. "Just previous to ana a tn open
ing period-' . - , ' r J
. "ntirine the first " dan of September an
average of about half an inch of rain fell
over the prsne growing seciiofis ef Western
Oregon and Waahtogton,. but there was no fur
ther -rain nntil the 25th of the month. This
imnfaitatinn Iwaa below the amount nsualTy ex-
nerieoMd at khat season. It was followed im
mediately by the hottest period of September
weather ever recorded at the leading prune
growing points. At the inception of this un
usual hot period, tha a versa maximum tem
rr.tur. tnmbed in 48 hours in some sections
17 degrees, and in others as high as 25 de
grees, and Fu maintained lor several . uaya
mt . arre level of 96.8 dearees throughout
the Willamette and Cmpo.ua valleys, reaching
101 degreeslat Boseburg and 108 degree at
McMinnviBe. In Clark county me average
maximum daring the . same period was about
"As showft'by the records ef the exnerteieBt
station at Corrallis, the- eraporation rata rose
sharply -front -118 inch on September T to
.318 inch on the 12th. For seven sueees
sivsi days tt exesded one-fourth Inch daily,
nnmuul 1 ooenrrenoe.
This uccession of clissatie conditions a
half inch of rain followed immediately by, a
prolonged drooth, by unparalleled heat for that
time of year and by an exceptionally high
evaporation rate bad the natural effect . of
immediately and severely damaging the prune
crop, eausingl the fruit to cease it normal de
velopment ana to snrtvet as in stem 100, sw
uilttn in ani nnuaual DroDortioa of small sixes.
"Further evidence mat ine scarcity m aarsw
prunes ia the 1923 crop wss due to the cli
matic conditions above described may be seen
inm mii.ratia of the fsct that the-same
ecarcity prevailed in both the Willamette and
the Lmpqnai rauays, ana sue isra. subs
same climatio conditions were experienced - m
both valley. ' --r i
"This conclusion if farther trentthen4' by
the fact thst in Clarke eounty. : Washington,
where the maximum temperature during the
period under review was several degrees lower,
the proportion of 30-40 prune .was corre
spondingly greater, as tha following table dis-
Th following record included, la the
board's findings:
lindins
Btagn
Percentage, of 30-40 prunes:
xaza perceni-
Average age is what
per cent per cent
for last Per cent , of 8-year
Vame Pfcckere - 5 years, for 1922. averager
Oregon Orowrs"
Association I . . . 28-27
Washington Grow
ers' assln ... 88.99
Eugene Fruit . .
Growers' tis'll. . 27.4 -
Lang A Co. L , . . 17 :.
Dundee Fruit! - ;
Growers ass'n. . 25.12
1.1. 58
10.87 f 28
- 2 1.8
' 2 ' .118
'
, 6 . 18
. 2- , 6.45
California Packing
corporation
40
Drager Fruit
Co, 80.S
AMERICAN
LITESTOCK PRICES
Uhleaaa Mae 8Y.7S
Chicago, Nov. 33. IL N. S.) Hogs
Receipts, 45.600; market steady wit Wednes
day's close.' I Bulk. 87.40.775 f top, 37. 5:
heavyweight, T87.60 0 7.78: medium "rLt'
day's elo. Bulk. 37.40 0 7.75; top. 87.75;
t.k vifKu st an ia 7.78: heava eackmg sows.
smooth, 37.30 0 7.45; packing sows, rough.
6.S57-.15! Pies. $7.5O08.OO
CaU Receipts. 14,000: nTsret steady
Beef steers, ebaiee and rrinte, $12.50 0 18.50;
medrant ana gooa, sv.uv w ts-: ww .
choico. $7.60011.00; butcher cattle, heifers,
ax mi A in no- mw. 85.007.50: bulls.
$8.50 0 7.001 canners and cutters, cews and
heifers, $3.60 0 8.60; canner steers. t.vs
is- vmI esJvea f light and -i bsndyweight) ,
38.50010.00; feeder steers. 35.SO07.76;
stockereows knd heifen. $3.600 5.00; stoek
sr calve. $6(00 0 7.35; western range cattle,
beef teers. 83.0008.00; cow and heifers.
lino (SJO.UOJ .-. .,' .'
Fat lambs, $44.00 014.78: lambs, calls and
cosmos, $3,00012-50; yearungs. ir.woe
IS 75? wether. 87.0006.60: ewes. $7,000
8.00; ewes., etills and common, $2.60 0 6.00;
(seder aaa.i.ais.uve ta.ou.
N. Sesatle Hew Sterket
fUattk. Nov. 23. fl. N. S.) Hogs, none.
Cattle 'I Reeeirits, 800: steady. Prime
steers, heavv. 187.00 7.40: good steers. 86.50
0 7.00: medium to choice. $8,50 0-7.00; fair
to rood- 87.75 0 8.25: feeder steers. 34.60 0
7.00; prime icows,' $4.75; common to good,
88.7504.25i canners, 31.500 1.75 calves,
tight. $6.60 : heavy, $4.60 06.00. r ,
ooeeis one.
. Kansas Ottr Hen S7.BS
KansaaCity. Novx. 23. (L N. S.) -Cattle
---Receipts 6000. steady. Steers, $8.00; cow
and heifers, 83.000 6.00; storker and feed
ers. 36.000 7.75; calves. $7.000 8.00.
Hog Receipts 900O. , aetisb. , BnJk of
sale $7.4007.60; top. 87.55; heavies.
T.40WT BS1 pgbts, 81.8507. 0; medium
37.40 0 7.55.
Sbeep Rereipb) ,6000. steady. Eaanbs,
l.0Ols.0. -.)-
Omaha Maes 87.B0 - 'k- ;, "
- South. Omaha. Nov. 23. Hoc Receipt
7000. -A liarket lOe to 15e higher. Top.
Cattle . Receipts !T0". Pteers artdre,
lOe to 15c higher. Best fed steers. 310.00.
Sheen Receipt 10.000: 1 5c to 25. Inwssr.
Top. 13-7S; fed. clipped. 313.15; yearlings.
11.04. duo ec vy sue lower.
- 'Denver Hags 7.44)
Denver. -Ne-r. 23. (C. P.) CafTJe Re
eeipt 2390. ! Market steady. Steers, $5.50
0 7.25; . cow and belters. 84.00 04.50
storker and f. feeders, f 3.25 0 7.00; calves.
n. a a.uu.t -
Hogs - BeeeiptS 2100. . Market Steady.
'Top. $7.40: ibuik. $6.5i0T.3n.
Bhwep Reeeirt 1 5.600. - Market steady.
l-ots.. Ill 30I ewes. $4.000 6.76
leeoera. ax.iux ls.vv.
; an'Praro-w Meaa ttT:SS
Sa Francieco, Nor. 23. iV. P. ) Cattle)
tieer eera.. aTOOO. 1.1 5 r n.nt; medium.
$7.OO07.59f common. $o.tW.75; beef
now, good. f5.750S.OO; medium. $5.25
5.50; eonsmCTS. $4.00 0 6.00 ; catvea, 1 Sii-200
lbs.. 37.73e.2S; 2f0 250 the., $7.5ne
7.75; 250-8OO Hm.. $7.00 0 7.50; orer 300
Iba, $3,5046.50.
Hoga trsin fed, . hght, $10.73 0 11.25;
bvT 68.50(9(A.
Fifteen Jimu. SIS so T4.no:
$5.00 0 6.00 r -Uun,. $7.50 S
SHORTAGE
STALE CATTLE III
LIMITED GALL
THTJR8DAT LITESTOCK TRADE
- ,. . Hosts .Steers Lambs
Portlavd ....... t t.7 , liA3
Chicago 7.75 Jw J4.T
Kaasss city ... n.tm
Dearer 1M J lsjes
Omaha IA lJf ' 18.75
San Fraaclseo.. - llii ' 89 IUH
' P0RTLAXD LrVESTOCE RTJN
Uogs. Cattle. Calves, fibeep. Car.
TTraraday 81 20 T .
Week ago .... 08 158 ... 660 .11
2 weeks ago. ...810 05 ... , SL 3J9 ,10
4 weeks ago. . .147 13 : -8 ' 89 ;',.. . 8
Tear ago .....663 ... ... ...
3 years ago . . . . J Holiday
S rears ago ,-. 4 . noiioay .
4 years ago . . . . Holiday
Cstxlsi enerinn weak and slow, white begs
sad sheep are steady at Nort Portland. Of
the day's ran ef 10 toads, one went direct to
a Uier.
Uatue market pTscea continue in tae tcenar
here. Latest sales are generally at the ex
treme low point, with top prices practically sun-
. rail. hi in the variona rlsnsm' -
There wss a Ian- run tn taa aueys Tnurs-
day, but some stock is still neld front other
days. Staia stuff is not finding call except
St shaded values. - . - - . .
General caule snarket range:
Choice steers ............. 6 6.75 0 T.B0
Medium to good eteera ......
Fair to medium steers ......
Common to fair steers ......
Choice heifers ............
Choice cow and heifer .....
Medium to good cows-heifers..
Fair to medium cows-heifers. .
Common to fair cows-bell srs...
Canners .................
Bulls . . .
Choiqe feeders
6.33 0 T.00
6.60 0 6.26
4.00 0 4.50
6.000 8.23
4.50 0 6.00
8.60 0 4.60
8.00 0 3.50
2.00 0 : S.0O
1.50 0 2.00
8.00 0 4.60
6.00 0 6 60
4.00 0 6.00
. 8.00 0 8.50
8.00 0 8.50
7.60 0 8.00
4.00 0 1.50
air to gooa leeders ........
Choioe dairy cai.ee .........
Prime liaht carves . ....
Medium light calves ........
Heavy calves . ........
eMfaM w.i.. iuj
Onir a handful or an of swine came into
the North Portland sDCys for the Thursday
trade. ' General conditions were f"pn)'1rrra
fully steady. Prices are steady.
Ueneral hog market range: - :
Prim light ., g 8.35 0 9.75
Smooth heavy. 280-800 lbs... . 8.00 0 9.00
emooui neavy, ouu id, up,
Bough heary ............
Fat piss
Feeder pig ........
7.50 0 8.00
6.00 0 7.00
8.25 0 8.70
8.33 0 8.65
4.60 0 6.00
tags .................
Sheep Holding Well
Demand for sheen and lambs is holdine well
at North Portland. ' Only a nominal supply
esm into .the alleys Thursday. These soid at
sue previous : prase range. .
General sheen and lamb ranee
Prime east of mountain lsaaba. $11.00012.50
Choice valley lamb
11.00 012.50
Medium valley lamb..
..... 30.00 011.00
..... 0.00010.00
8.75 0 9.00
..... 0.00 W 9.50
. .. .. 8.50 0 9.00
..... 7.000 7.60
. .... T.50 0 8.50
wmaon valley iamb
Cull iamb
Heavy yearlings . ....
Light yearlings
Heary wrtiier
i-ignt wethers .......
Ewes .............
2.000 0.00
Wednesday Afternoon SaJ
. S:' STEERS "
K Ave. lbs. Price No, Are. Iba. Price
1.... 960 $ 6.60 14.... 950 $ 6.5Q
11. ...1074 6.0O 4. ...1165. 6.60
80.... 087 6.50 1....1470 6.50
f. ... 015 - .t)0 .... 1067 6.88
.... 820 4.00 1.... 970 4.00
. 2.... 876 4.00 1.... 850 4.50
1.... 740 4.60 1,... 810 6.00
2, ...1105 5.00 1.... 1840 4.00
8. ...1203 5.33 7.;. .1133 6.86
8.... 990 6.1-5 8.-.. 988 6.16
26. ...1023 6.70 1.... 880 : 4.60
COWS
1....1180 X 8.50 9.... 74 4.00
13. ...1070 4.25 24.... 911 - 8.85
1,... 910 8.75 4.. ..1060 . 4.25
1. . .. 980 a. 6 1) 1.... 980 8.25
11.... 820 2.75 1-... 660 4.O0
2.... 66O 2.50 4... 787 2.25
1....101O 3.25 8,... 953 8.26
8.. ..1080 8.85 3)... 986 2.75
. .... 968 2.75 a..-, .1018 8.25
874 8.25 1....1290 ' 4.25
2... .1153 . 8.00 1.... 860 - 2.23
1....1220 8.75
CALVES
236 $ 6.00 I
BULLS
1....1870 $ 4.00 t
STAGS
1.... 930 3 4.00 i
HORJt
o. ... 171 g 1.9(1
2..
. 125 S 8.78
a . . .. Ill - B.70
6..
.121 8.75
2.... 260
2.... 820
6.... 193
1.... 380
10.50
8.50
6.76
S.78
7.60
9.65
- 9.60
a as
24.... 192
9.50
6.50
9.75
8.50
8.78
9.65
9.10
7.65
8.75
8.75
8.75
9.00
9.0O
8.75
6.50
8.75
1.... 410
8.... 211
13.... 100
8.... 140
.. 185
22... v 178
af 6..,. 880
MO.... 264
7.... 284
13.... 260
t ....282
8.... 22M
8,,. 256
1.... 150
....264
1.... 320
21. . ..160
10.... 154
62 198
L 12.... 240
9.00 !
7.... 2a
4 , 243
13,.,. 252
15.... 265
9.00
0.00
8.75
8.50
0.00
9.00
- S.00
9.00
18..
19..
J
6..
220
220
290
224
I.AMBS
68 $10.00 I 16...
.. 100 10.00 114....
12.,
8..
71 312.00
79 11.00
EWES
.. 133 S 4.60 I
23...
S...
MIXED
75 6 0.00 I
, Thuraay Morning sates
EERS
I No. Ave. Ib. Price.
L 0...1147 6.00
I 20... 984 7.25
1 2... 1040 6.25
No. Ava. lbs. Price.
S.. .1805 g 5.00
2-. .1105 4.00
Ol OfiV A KA
.- MKtrtUtii
3... 875 S 8.00 I
COWS
1... 930 4 05Iota J 'HiO S 4.00
2... 188 8.50 I -3.,. 14f $ T.60
16... 228 9.00
LAMBS ' - .
81.... , IT 311.00 f ', - ' ,
, ' EWES ' 1
(.... ISO 8 6.50 ) .3.... 166 3 S.00
POTATOES ALOXO THE COAST
an Prar.claoo Market
San Francisco. Nov. 23. (U. P.l
ions Stockton red, 61.80 01.76; yellows. .per
owt.-31.501. TS. . 4
Potato. River fancy. 9Oe0 81.15; Idaho,
Washington Netted tiems. $1.40 01.60; Sa
Una. $1.75 0 2.00. .
::.' ttecttle NlarkH
Seattle, Nov. 23. I. N. 8.) - Onions
California 3 He: Walla Walla, 2e per lb.
Potatoes Takima Gem. $36.00 0 28.00;
local. $1.00 0 20.00 per ton. .
'.'.lei Arc! Btsrfcat
Los Angeles, Nov. 28. Potatoes; North
ern Riven, $1.76 02.00; poorer, low a
$1.60; Idaho Russets. $1.60 01.85.. : - v
DAIRY TROD CCE ' OF THE COAST
San Pranaisee Market
San Francisco, Nov.- 23- (C. P.) Butter
---Extras, 48 c; prime first, 47 He; firsts,
46Hc-
Eggs Extras, 61 H: extra pullets 48c;
uadereued pullets, 41e.
Cheese California flats, fancy, 23 44 c.
Lo Sneer Market '
- 1m Ancelea. Nov. 28. (L N. S.) Batter,
49 Ho.
Egs-s Extras. 62 Vie; ease count, 55c: pul
Irts. 47c. ... - 4 -
Poultry Bens, ' 22e; broilere, 86c; - fryers,
2C. ".'-- -
' aeettie Ms kit
: Seattle, Nov. 23v Eggs Select ranch, 55c;
pulieta, 42c . - . . . :,
Butter City creamery. 4Sc; bricks, "4 9a.
Ctieesw Oregoa triplets, 30o; Tillamook
triplet. 81083c; Xooac Amencaa, 88e. -
Surprise Putis
, Turkey, Prices
' On Good Basis
. Sarprls orders for eafck deliTery
created tha streagth la . tha raeal
trade daring the 24 hear. A. Paget
Seaad first caase la far a liberal
apply for last laiaate akipnteat ta
the far aorta. Better demsad Is
skews e this access with prices
well sastaiaed. ...
Tfeandays at arte t - geaeratiy
shewed: Lira tarkeys Fancy, SJ
JSe i ordinary ta calls, lie per lb. -r
Dressed turkeys Xo. 1 faary
3637e; Xs. 2 and old torn, $6ej
So. S er rails. 254rS7e.
IN THE EAST
MILLERS SHADE
EXPORT FLOURS
THURSDAY" 1THEAT TRADE
' - . , " . ' - - Bid Lot
Hard white ....i. .......... tl-60 : ..
Soft white .......... ......s 1o
WeiUra white ........ 12 le
Xorthera spring ........... . 1.17 . le
"Westers red ....... ,'.'...i ; L18 v le
Year ago holiday.
-1
NORTHWEST GBADt-RECEIPTS
Compiled by the iierchantx' Exchange.
-JT
r Wheat Barley. Flour. Oats. Bay-
rwrtlsnd, Thura. 64
Tear ago
802 " 743 ' 870 ;80S
124 1008 468 750
. 1 f. 1' 1
eteeaoni
to data 10474
Year ago ,..16686
Taoama, Wed.- . 28.
ear ago w . . . - .
Baasoa te data 8402
Vsar ago . , , , 6657
Seattle, Wed.; 22
Year ago . ...
Season to date 4880
Year ago ...,4044
Astoria. Wed.- S
Season to date 323
, be ,"- a (V
478 68
740-76
SIT
410
: M2
.78
10
' " e a
18 1204
110 1096
i . . " a . . -2
1 22
. 27; '699
S6t 8S2
41
In an effort to seenre b mines at any east,
some ef the- anuller floor mills ef the Pacific
Northwest are said to be freely offering their
export brand,- including- both - !ub straight
and blaeetesn cutoff flour at reductions rang
ing to 30c -per barrel from list value. Bvca
these reduction appear insufficient to force a
resumption of foreign flour buying while the
prises are actually a net lost, to those willing
to aeU. None of the- big local milla, so far
as' can be ascertained, are wjUing to eH float
st reductions of snore than 10c per barret
Some are asking full list price. .1 -
Reports indicate the passing of a small
volume of flour bust nee with Glasgow, but
Irish bnsinsas. while repotted,, ia unooofirmed.
Total volnss of European flour business pass
ing her is of nominal character.
Oriental .flour business ia almost too limited
to note at the moment
Not only le there a lagging tone la the ex
pert Hoar trade bat it has bean feand impos
aibl to interest foreigners tat ear wheat around
prevaDinw euc-tation. There being a lack of
export demand for both wheat and Hoar, it
is somewhat hard to understand tha action of
buyers in paying present extreme values -on
white slab wheat" Actual business, wail of
small, volume, , has- been confirmed - of late
around' 81.28 tse bushel for white club or
western white for Portland delivery, but -
high ss 61-27 per busnei & been coeiirmon
for Paget Sound delivery.
It appears that none of the exporters aa
in the market for wheat at this time, the lim
ited trading being - eowfiaed to brokers and
speculator generally. '.-
MiUstuffs continue scarce and firmly priced.
WHEAT Buying Price tidewater, track de
livery! Gab, 61.25 per bu. j . bluestem.
81.55 eushel: Bis Bend niaeetens, gi.eose
L65 1 Turkey red, $1.22 01.25; red Bussiah,
$1.22. .v - '
DOMESTIC FLOUR Selling price, mill
door: Patent,' new crop. 87.60b AVOlamette
vails brands. 86.10 O6.I0; local traight,
35.63; bakers' hard wbea. 57.60; baker7
blues tern. 81.60; bakers' pastry. $8.30; gra
ham, $6.40; whole wheat, $6.60; rye.- $8.60,
bbL Price for cty daiivery 15c extra: sab
arbsn, 80c eatia. ,
EXPORT FLOUR Club straight. $5.50;
blueatem. cut-off, 85.80. -
HAY' Buying "price; Wfflamette timothy,
fancy, 820.00 020.50; Eastern Oregon tim
othy, 322.60 per ton; clover. $18.60 019.00;
straw. $8.00; alfalfa. $19.00-,, grain hay.
IU.WI, -i
GBADT SACKS Nominal. No. -1 Calcutta.
10c for a crop delivery. DomeaUo bags, 10e
each. -
MIXXSTUFFS Mfflrnn at mill, sacked, ton
Iota, $85.09; carload rota, 334.00; tniddlinr,
$42.00 048.00 per tosv
OATS Per ton. baying pricef . Feed.
$86 00 n-aiing. $37.00. T
BARLEY Baying price: reed. $3.lf0;
brewing. $84.50.
FEEDSTrFFS P. O. B. tnuls: " RoQed
barley. $37.00; who barley. $85,001 alfalfa
afcai, $80.00; eoooaaat meal, $38.00; cracked
corn, aas.ovr wneis com. sgo.uo.
Merchants Excfaans bids;. J
.. - WHEAT -., '
' -. Nov. Dec. Jan.
Hsrd whits ,....,... 1.50 $1.60 I 1.49
Soft white ; 1.28 1,23 , 1.23
Western white ...... v 1,22 ' 1.22 1,22
Northern spring ...... 1.17 1.17 , ,1.17
Western red ........ 118 1.13 1.18
FEED OATS -88
lb. naturals... . ..$88.00 $36.50 $85.00
BARLEY
" . - .-.if. (No bids)'
y , . CORN
No. 2 E. T. shipments 38.0O $83.60 $33.04
No. 3 H I. shipment.. 84.00 83.SO S3.90
Eastern Cash -Wheat - '
: Chicago, Nov. 23 Cash wheat: - No. S red,
$1.28 Vi; No. 3 red, $1.26; No. 1 brad.
$1.20 01.204; No. 2 bsrd $1.20 0120 ;
No. 3 northern spring, $1,16; No. 1 Mon
tana, $1.19 ; No. 2 M on tans. $1.-19 hi ; No.
a northern eoutOr vakota, ,at.l v.
UMimiir No. 28 Tkah wheat l No.
northern, $1.10 44 : No. 2 northern, $1.084;
No. 8 northern, $1.08 4 ! No. 4 winter,
$1.00; No. 5 winter, 9S4e; No. 6 winter.
B,e; track. gl.UT s.
Minncaponii. Nov. 23.- Cash "wheat: No.
northern. 81.19 i 0 L28 3 : No. 2 dark nor-
thehem, $ 1.18 '4 0 1.26 i Ko. -2 northern.
81.16 H 0 1-24 4 i No. a dark nortbem.
fl.ltVs &1.21K: No. 3 northern. .81.12 0
1.30 U ; No. 1 dark hard Montana, $1.26-4 0
1.82 Vt; No. 1 bard Montana, $1.2114 0
L25k. - .
3'ew Tork 80 gar and Coffee
. w W V vt fYT v- a.
Firm; raw. $5.65 ; rsfinsd, firm; granulated.
eo.wu ts ri.O". i
Coffee No. T Bio spot, 1014 010 54 o: Ka.
Santos, 1 l H e- i
Chicago Potato Market
Chicago. Nov. 23. it N. S Potatoes
Receipts. 49 Shrs. Wisconsin Round Whites,
No. 1, 90c 0 $1-05; Minnesota, 80 090c..
P0S.ITIOJC8 OJP VESSELS i?
f ;f --;.;"" (By Kavai Radio) ;.f ;-:,;'':' i
.. November 22, 8 p. .W. t . . '
Bondowoso, Portland for Tokohaaa. 1300
mile from Columbia river.
Atlanta City. Shangnai : for Seattle, 2877
mile from Seattle. - i
Toshkla Mara, Japan for Portland, latitnde
47:48 north, longitud 64:40 west
Hsnley, Vsacaover for Toko ha ana. 650 gauss
from Port Townsend.- v ;r;
i Victoria, Valdaa for Cordova. 40 mile from
Talrlea.
Skagwsy. 152 miles south of Btrhikn.
Cordova, Latoncho for Seattle, 242 miles
from Letouche. . .
Starr, Pert Briea for t'ysk. SO tnlle from
Coast guard cutter Raid, came up with Stu
art Dollar and tug See Monarch at. 10:30
p. nvs -will take in tow at daylight. -'
Charlie Watson. San Pedro foe Point WeBs,
nine miles from- Point Well. T .
Admiral Wstsoa, Seattle for Ketchikan, 90
mile from Seattle.
Alameda, SeatOe for Ketchikan, 17 miles
from Point Wells. . ' , '
Forest King, towing Forest Pride, Seattle fer
San Pedro. 35 mica from Seattle, ;; .
- ( By" Federal Telegraph - CaJ V
November 32, 8 p. a.; .
Avalon. San Francisco for' San Pedro, S3
miles west of San Pedro, .' - ?
Classmont, Raymond for San "Pedro, S3
milea south ef San Franeisee. - -
Willamette, " Grays Hsrbor for Saa " Fran
cisco. 60 miles south of Grays Harbor. r - .
-- Los Angeles, San Pedro for Mar tines, 147
milea from Martines.
Oleum. Oleont fer Seattle. 83 miles from
Seattle. -;-'.---
Johanna Smith.' Coos Bay for .Sn Pedre,
49 milea from Coos Bay. i -
Harvard Ban Pedro for 8a Francisco,. 70
mile nertn ef Ban .'Pedro. - : - ,
Torba Linda.- San Pedro for ForUand, 00
mile south of Corumbia river- '
W spams, Saa Francisco for San Pedro,- 229
mil. Mnts r1 s.n- PVaneiseA. - - -
Quinsaltr Taeoma for Saa Pedro, 6 -milea
outa or pan iwicaee. : : . -
Point Judith, gan Francisea -for KW Tork.
3 miles souut af Ban rranciaeo. .
Frank G. Drum, Honoiaiu far Uaviata.1163
miles east of Honolulu. . -'
Ventura, San Frneieo. for Sydney. 442
miles southwest" of , San FHaciaco. . - . . S.
MwraHtf XI, a p. sn.: - - .."
Tnlbeet. Js- tor San Francisco, isOO mQa
west ef San Francisco,-.--
Wilham Penn. New Torlw' for "Honolulu,
1181 .miles south of Anbreeaf lightship.
: Kthan Ann,' Sahjoe for Ironolulo. 1000
miles wt of Honehiln. - '
- West Prospect. Mamla for Eonskong, 280
gsDee from Manila,
Margaret Dollar, H onelnla for Tekohama.
9390 milea west or HonolnJu. -
President Jackson, Seattle for - Tekohama,
40S6 miles west of Seattle.
MonUnk (noon), i Philadelphia for San
Pedro, 920 miles northwest -of Balboa.. '
Sonoma. Erdner for Saa . Fraaciaea. . S3 IS
mQes . southwest ef Saa Franefseov -- I
Acasta. Cristobal lor Baa Pedro, 609 milea
oath of San Pdro.
President Pierce, Tokohsma for San Fraa
eisro. 1874 auiea west of Honolulu.
Kenneeott, New Tork car baa Pedro, 810,
miles north of Balboa.
Veoesuela. - New Tork for San Francisco, i
2660 miles south ef San Francisco.
FREE STORAGE OF ;
FIVE DAYS. GIVEN
raiDFREIGHT
- Congee U on. -on -the waterfront due
to increased interooastal traffic', thia
morning resulted , in the passage of
an ordinance by tha commission' of
public docks limiting free storage time
for' Inbound '. trelht lo ' five days.
Heretofore free storage up to 1Q days
was permitted.
Free storagn time on outbound inter-;
eoastal freight remains at 10 daya;
inbound and outbound foreign trade
10 daya, and inbound and- outbound
coastwise trade fire daya.-
The change waa made to create an
Incentive; for tha early removal of
freight at tha terminals. Inbound
commerce from tha AtUntio coast,
which so far this year nas been ap.
proximately three time a that , tha
cofTesponding- period in 1921, haa
crowded terminal Nc 1 to such an ex
tent that apace at ertiit mes la
not available. :- . .. ,.-, - .
. Preparation of a b!U of sala to aat
lafy the -terms of the city ordinance
passed Wednesday, relative to the pur
chase by tha water bureau of tha main
built by the dock commission to tar-'
mlnal No. 4 from tha St Johns main,
was authorised by the action' of the
commission, ; The sum . dnvolved is
2S,157.15. ' t.. -SU - , :
Payment of $40,000 on the contract
for tha conatruction of ; the apple
warehouse at terminal. Ko. 4. and tha
final payment of $4640 on the Barlow
elevator at .pier B, terminal Ko. J,
was authoriaed. .
Conatruction of two corrala at pier
B, terminal No. t, in which damaged
carso may be reconditioned, without
being exposed to petty thievery, waa
ordered. -" . . . . .-.,y
Mayor Baker will be notified of tha
expiration ) of the .: term of John XL
BurEard next month., as a member of
the dock commiaalon.:;irr-
f. C. Knapp of the, dock commis
sion, wHoia now in the East, may
attend the National Rivera and Har-
nora congress in Washington. Decern.
per a ana - v. -. . .. . . : :,;r.;z :
CUTTER FROM ' ASTORIA IS -- ;
Towxsre nr. bessie dollar
SeatUe, Nov; 2J. L K.: S. rThe
coastguard cutter Algonquin, from -Aa-torta,
haa taken over the conveying- af
the Btearnship Bessie Dollar and the
eutter Halda, from Port Angeles, ia
assisting the tug ; sea Monarch; with
the Stuart Dollar, according to radio
advices to the port warden here today.
The Halda arrived alongside the Sea
Monarch at 11 o'clock last night-. Re
ports that the Bessie Dollar had com.
pleted repairs to her engine. apparently
sets oiii- correcu :i , - a- .
The. two Dollar vessels and the tug
had made but 70 miles in 24 hours, ac
cording i to wireless advices. The
weather was reported very, bad, but
tne seaa were modcratinsr- -STEAMER
XXV DREDGE OX
DRTDOCK:, BEIIfd REPAIRED
Activity - at the Port - of Portland
drydocks continues, with the steamer
Halco and tha dredge Colombia occu
pying tha; pontoons today. 1 The mo
tor ship La Merced ts at tha dock ready
to go on this evening, if there la room
to accommodate her. - The shipping
noara steamer Hannawa, in the Co-lumbia-Paclfld
Oriental fleet, la still
at the docks, having been, sainted and
cleaned. - The dredge (Columbia is be
ing fitted with a krfuckle in the lad-
der. which wiU enableit to dig. with
efficiency in water as shallow as 10
feet. . The Halco, damagad by - I
collision with the Challamba, Is, hav
ing some planks patched at the stern. .
SHIPPI50 BOARD STEAJfEB
IS TO REPLACE TI3TITA
Substitution of the shipping: - board
steamer . West Cahokia, now, idle in
Puget aeund, - to take the place of the
Vinita, previously;- acheduled ' to sail
from Portland for A uetralia during
the latter part of December, baa been
announced here by A. M. Gillespie, Inc.
agent for Swayne Boyti The Vinita,
it le understood, will make the - Janu
ary trip in thflsame aervlce. - It ia not
Known whetbeT the West Cahokia will
be retained after the Vinita. , is re
turned, ; thereby making four vessels
Instead of three In the Pacific coast
Australian service. '
afAKIXERS WARDED
. OF DRlFTOrO VESSEL
Mariners were warned Wednesdsy
that the - Swiftsure bank' light- -vessel
No. 93 went adrift eoitienm Wednes
day morning, and late in, the day had
not been located. ; The regular station
of the vessel is at; the mouth of the
Strait et Juan de Fuca, oft; the coaat
of .Washington. v , ' 1 , -
GRAYS HARBOR SHIPPINGS '
Hoquiam, Wash.. , Nov. 23. The
coastwise steamer John ' B. " Stetson
reached port -yesterday morning: from
San Ljuie Obispo, Cat, to load lumber
at the A J. West mill. Aberdeen..
The steamer Willamette cleared port
with about 1.000.000 feet of lumber
loaded at the Qraya Harbor mill, Ho
The steamer Hornet sailed for San
Pedro with lumber from the Wilson
mill, Aberdeen.'?". f-''-r.". yv'-tf&Z -; ,
' '- OCEAJT RATES EIRM
New Tork, Nov. 23. L-N. &)
Freights, ocean (steam) grain,, firm.
United -Kingdom, SsSSs -d per 4S0
pounds ; Germany, Hamburge- 5c per
cat ; France, Atlantic ports. 15c ; Med.
porta, 1921c ; ' Holland, - Rotterdam
and -Antwerp, -15C ? general cargo.
Steady; -etv ......
.-4j':3wetle .' to ; Mariaera r -y
- The following aff seta the aids to navigation
ia the 17th Lighthouse district, according to
a bulletins, issued today by Robert - W arrack,
superintendent : .. -
119 Oregon Tafruina Bay. '-"Reef
South Emd bnoy, 1, missing November IS, wU
be replaced as soon as practicable... - -"....
Charts, 6802, 6068.--- y
Buoy List 1923. ps 1; ;VXV -
(120) Washington'. Seaecea!.' ' Slriftrnr
Bank Light Vessel adrift November 21, will be
replaced ia position as soon as practicsbl.
, Charts. 6102. 6400. ,
Ught LisW 1922, No. 409. . -V:
Buoy last, -1922,' page 44.
'- 1 11 W'sshington Puget Sosnd and d
iaccnt waters. Point Partridge gas and. bell
buoy, 2, reported light extinguished November
18. wilt be relighted a seon as practicable.
Charts, 6300. 6490, 6450. . ,
. IJght List, 1922, No. 44L
Buoy Lists 1922. page 4i.-. - -
i - i ii . . i i t ,i ','t ',' i jsweg-ssm
- Astoria Tides Friday
High Water : lw Water : ?
5 ;04 a. nv, 7.7 f t. .;. II :06 a, m., 1.7 ft
4 -.27 p, nv. 7.9 ft., - 11 :31 aw m,l. ft
.News of the Port
. Arrivals November S3
Rose City, American steamer, frank San
Francisco; passenger and general, v
Annette Rolph, Amencaa steamer, from San
Fraaciaea: general. :
Lewis Luckeabaea, American steamer, from
New Tork and way porta; general. . -
. WiUpoio, Amencan steamer, from New Ten
and way ports; general.
Torba Liaaar American steamer, from San
Predro; oiL - -
DsfMsTture Mev. 23
La Purislrna, Amencaa . steamer, for San
Francisco; ballast "
w. . I'orter, amencan steamer, tor uf
lots; bailait, .
M ARISE ALMA7TAC
- Wsathse at ftlvar Wowtlt '
T J 1 1. V-w ; HI r,MtiliMi.
i , " lu . tv Wl.ll., v .V M ' ...
st the mouth of the Columbia river at aeons.
Baa, snodersu; wind, soutneast, J r ssues;
weather, cloudy. ; ;
- DAILT it IYER READINGS.
8 A. M., PaHfio Tim
RiTS
l)f Tnrp.
It
Is
Si
StaOoaa
if If
tup
fmaulla i"T7
TT
10
90
20
13
178
1.9
1.9
0.6
3.0
l-0.ll0.00
TT
44
65
63
E arena 4.
L-A 1 A A A
S3
29
.. .
40
Albany
Uo.'sloioej
Salem ....
Ml. 6 0.00
Oregon City
0 0. 0
roruana
18
1.7r-I-6iO.OO
- frsJliniT
' RIVEB. FORECAST -
The Willamette river at Portland win -'re
main nearly stationary daring -the next three
day except as affected by the tide. - ,
. Vsl to Arrive
Willpolo ...New If oi "V. . Nov. S3
Lewi Lockenbooh ...Pbuadelpnia ..Nov. ilS
Deerfield ......... Seattle--. . j ... Nov. 23
Edw. Lacktnbaoh -....New Tork. ...Nov. 24
Wakens . , ... . . . . . San Fran . . .Nov. 84
Virginian. .......... aliddleaboroogh Nov. it 4
Doehra ......... ...Mobile .iNov. 85
Narenta . ......... .London ..... Nov, 25
Taaeanster ......... London .... .Nov. 25
Babinda . ......... .Baa Pedro. -. Nov. 35
Frank D. Stout. Saa Kraa... .Nov. 26
Admiral Ftrragut ... .San Fran. .. -Nov. 27
Hawaiian .. t. ...... rJaiamor ... ..ov zt
Tores Mara '........Tokohsma ...Nov. 27
Hoquiam ..Saa Frsn.....Nov. 27
Eldorado . . ...... ..Nw Tork. .I.Nov. 2?
Remus . .....,.. Corinto .Nov. 29
Georaina Roloh ...... San Fran.. ..Nov. 28
jaua lucnoacn ....ooston ......Jov. x
Jacob Loekenbech.... Mobile ......Nov. 29
Thomas P. Beal..... Boston ......Nov. 2a
Ocean Prince, ,,.,, .Seattle Nov.- 29
Steel Hanger. . .. . .-. .ttaitunore ....Nov. z
?",.,,-.- For - Daia.
Dsketas' . 4 . . Vk N w Terit., ..Nov,; 28
jduitnoman . , ...... .ou arran . ...nov. as
riii . . ........... s.n traa. . . .Nov. 22
West Nottis Buenos Aires, .Nov. 24
Admiral Uooaneoi . . , Ban jrrsn,'. . . Nov. 24
f -verts Lucksnbach .... New "Tork. . i Nov. 24
WUipolo. ........ ..Baltimore , . . .Nov. 25
Commercial Pathfinder .New Tors; ... Nov. 2 8
Edward Luck en back. . .-w xor.,.Kov. 85
Weak Co.ota ..Orient -..-..Nov. 25
Rose City . . .Ssn. Fran. ... Nov. 26
Toshlda'Martt No, ,. S. America.. .Nov. 26
Virginia ...... . . . . . ,
Liverpool ....Nov. 27
annetta Kama .....oao trio, ...nov. -1
Dochr .... ........ New Tork, .. .Nov. 27
r- n.i-a V.. 7 v
Eldorado,......,.., Jiobile .,.., Nov. 28
Babinda , . .. ...... Saa Fraa. . . .Nov. 28
Tuscans tar . ........ London - .'. . .Nov. 28
Julia Luckenbach ., Jiee Tork .... Nov.- 29
Admiral Farragut. . J . .Han Fran. . .Nov. 29
.5reess m m
'- 'TesseL yfsA5. ,s ,W- t'' Barrn.
Agwfetar- ...i.. Terminal Na 1
Annette Rolph ............. Coach St Dock
Aanural Uoooncn .Terminal No. 2
Bensrty .............. ....Peninsula : Mill
Benmohr ......... i ...... ....Glob Mills
Celiln ..-.,,. a St Helen
ijuuurome , . ......,,.,. uormoci awes
Cot P. S. Mlchie,. .........Gov't Moorino
1 ommerciai pauutnaer..... Terminal Pio.
Davenport .................. ...Gobla
Daier Mathews ........... , .Tie R
Eras .............. Portland Vegetable Oil
F. ft Loop ..................... Astoria
Halco-. , ....... , ..... 'Drydock
Hanaswa ... .......... .Terminal No, 1
Harald .North Rank Desk
KaiKyuMsru ........... ....St Helens
a. v. aruse ............... ...... .wanna
fe. oiiman Mara ........... omnwW Co. stili
Ia Merced ..................... Ln-vdock
Meiwa Mara ......... .West Oregon Lamber
AiUitnom&n ...,..,,...,.,,.,. islsna atui
Oregon Fir ................ ....Westeort
Oregoa Pine ............... Peninsoia situs
Boss 'Citr.... v......,. Ainsworth Dock
Byder Hanify ............... .Bt Helena
Bkipae ....Peninsula MiU
ns v r-yove erminsui r.ev a
est ruowa ............. Terminal New
fToahida Mara Albers No. 3
10 jin iara ...... .......... laasaa-Poalma
West h'otus ........ .Albsn Dock
WonfaaeUs ...... at W. Lumber Co.
- AT WORLD'S PORTS
'- Astoria. Nor. 23. Left on at 1:80 a. :m..
steeamer Lewis Loekenbech. - Arrived down
tt I a m., steamer Sir Thorns Ltpton. Ar
rived at a and left np at 7 40 a. m., steamer
Vtilipoie, front New York and way port.
sailed at S:0S a. m.. steamer W. a. sForter.
for 4viota.-, Sailed at 8:65 a. ra., steamer
La Purtaima. for San Freocisco. arrived, at
7:0S ana left ap st 9 , ra., steamer Torba
Linda, from San Pedro. -.. - ' s
Cristobal, Nov. 21. Sailed, steamer Bob in
ti oort tei low. from Portland, for New. Tork.
Balboa. Nov "l.-!aUed. steamer ChatU
nooga City, from Now Tork, for Puget. Sound
ana rtnsm. - - . . -.,
! Kobe. Nov. 19. Arrived, Jspaneee Steamer
iaiyo aiaru, :rom rortiano. - - .
Liverpool, Nov.: 21. Arrived, ; steamer
Alaskan, front PorUana.-i- " .
Baltimore, - Nov. 22. Arrived, ' steamer
Santa eVroaca.. : 'from Pac4f1tt- Aoaat ooeta.
Sailed, steamer Munaemo, . for - PacaCio . coast
port. -- . .. .. -
Philadelphia, - Nov. 22. Cleared, steamer
WOU1U0, for Portland snd way porta -
Astoria, Nov. 22. Arrived-. at 8:40 and
left up at 10 p. bl. steamer Annette Roloh
fmm San Fnnrisco. Arrived at 8:56 and
left np at 11 p. m., steamer Deerfield, frccn
Taoonia.. 'Sailed at -. 4:35 p.'. m.. ateamer
George L. Olson, for Ssn Pedro, - -Arrived at
11:40 p. m. steamer 1-ewjs Luckenbsch. from
New Tork end war porta. - Mailed at 10 r- m..
ateamer- Admiral Erans, for Saa , Diego and
way ports. - . .
. Tscoma, Nor. 2 2. A wived steamer - Felix
Taussig, from 'ew York and way porta vis
Portland.-'-.
San Pedro. Nov. 22. Arrived. - steamer
"aroiyn.from Mobile and New Orieans, for
Poruand. Amved. eteasaer Georgina Rolph,
from San Diego, for Saa. Francisco and Port
bind. Arrived, steamer Cold Harbor, from
Boston and wsy ports, for Portland, Arrived,
steamer Santa OUva. front New Tork and way
porta, for Saa Francisco and Portland.. Sailed,
steamer iammi rarrsgut, irotn. nan lnego,
steamer Lanesater, from St . Tork. ' for San
Francisco and a Portland. ' Sailed, steamer
Thcmaa P. - Ues5. - front New Tork and way
yvnM, iiw oaa snucnce ana rorusna. .
Honolulu, Nov. 22 Sailed, Swedish stesm-
er Koxen, lor tvrays liaroor ana Portland.
ww c xork. Nov.- 22. Arrived, steamer
Georgtaa, front. Portia ad. v Sailed, stesmet
Harrr Lnckenbaeh. for Portland.
San Pedro. Jov. - 28. Arrived, aaotonhip
Boobyalla, from Portland.
San Pedro, v-Kov. 23. Arrived, Swedish
motorship Lima, from Gothenburg, for Paget
Sound. Sailed, steamer Colonel E. L. Drake,
for Portland. . -s- --, ;-. .-.'"v .,-
Saa- lgs, -Jfe.vs-v 23. Arrived, ateamer
Birrainshsia City, frost. New Tork. for Port
land and Puget Sound. : - -.;--'..'.. ,-
San Frenciaeo. Nov. "'29. Arrived' today:
Cricket, Los Angeles 8:35 a. m.; , John C.
Kirk Patrick, - Lo Angeles. 6 :40 a. m.; Solano.
Los Angeles, 6:05 a. m.; H. F. Alexander,
Maw. won stood on
jaritlt ARISTOTLE,
ffi) AMERICAN EXFRESS Lulxuiry Cruise x ths 7
From Hew York Tehrmtry.7C6 DojsefEntJumment
' , , The MAURETANIA you? home all the wty?"
VUttrAwevleiiCHi
Carlo, FsTict Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Athena, ConatirKylePalestirtc;
Egypt CcTalca, lialxm. Scajthampton. London (5 cays), ttctbotsrp.
' : ; .-
i f t fr -'. . Tor.
Ar s V, - ; Olds,
Seattle. 9:19 a m.; Los Angeles. Los Ars
9:10 a. m. 4 ? '..,
Sailed today:' City of Beno, Lea Ar-r.t.
6:30 a m. : Ban Lemberto Talparauo, 7
a. as.'; La Plaeencia. Loa- Angeles, 7 :63 ..;
Lysaeia. Adelaide, 8:65 a. ns..
iaw Fraricieco Nov. . 2. Arrived. North-
Jand. from Port Anceieev at :2 a. w t i-xvr.
from Tscoma. at 9:4a a. m.; bscwiaw, in.a
Port Angeissv at 10 A, an.; Mayiiir; from L"
Angel, at 11 :45 a. ta.; taiiy Putnam, from '
Redondo, st 12:10 n. m. ; W. SI Mtiier, from
Los Angeles, at 2:30 p. n.;'.MoatebeUo, from
Lo Anseles. at 5:lSn. sn.:. Tork from
Vanocaver. at 6:55' a, ia.; Helen, fr..n 'Urars
.Harbor, at 1:90 p. m. fcjuieO. aierw-ay ai
exarui.r. from Lo Angeles, at 11:15 a. m.:
(novo Mam, from Tokonama, at l:oo a. sa. ;
Wilhehnina, from Honolulu, at 12:2t p. m. ;
Brooklyn, from isandgn, at 13:30 p. m.; Jswo,
from Los Angeles, at 1 'SO p.- m. : Mayfair, from
feureka, at a p.m.; Coauuie iurer, I rem i-tn
Bragg, at 3:25 P. m. ; Euraphyhia. from Van
couver, at 8:46 p. m.; Kan Antonio, frc-t
Monterey, at 5:36 Pv m.1 aUdorsde, front port
land and Seattle, at :1S p.- an. ; Si--T 1. an
ion, from Coo Bay, at 6:20 p. nu : Ji.---uv
from tirays Harbor, at 7 n. ra.; m,
(rfrom tfendocino. It I J, m.; (Max.) Co.i-na, .
from Corinto, at T:.",P. m.; lsco, from
Eoreka; at 8 p. m.;JlviUia F. llema, f-om.
Los Anieies, at bdf Pkal Tivertou. from
SeatUe, at 9-09 ifn. ,i - - .... v"
Aberdeen. Nf 22. Arrived -J. B. ffceU
son, from Bedi)do. 9:80 a.' sn. ; I-iahe,- frcm -
nsn jreoro, X' p.-' ns.s . nsTA. - irons .r-ui
Pedes, X p. as.-. Sailed Wilime, for n
Franciaca. 2 p. . , Hornet, lot 5 j;-o,
P- . . '- v '.. t. - -
AH AL0XO THE TATEJtFROJrT
"Two intereoaatsl lfrrern - arrived -in
Portland - thia morninr, the L.ewia
Luckenbach and the Y illoolo: - Kai Si
brought consignments of Eastern
xreigbt.
Tha ateamer ' Pawlet. acheduled to 1
salt for tha Orient this morning, was
held up on a sandbar at the edge
or tne Willamette river eeiow unnion.
She waa loosened by the ateamer Port,
land and returned to terminal No. a.
No damage waa done . - -
- Three oil tankers moved In or out
of the harbor today. The ia Purirtma
ana tne w., s. porter, arrtr aiscnarg
Ing oil, aalled for California ports.
The Yorba Liftda arrived to discharge
cargo. - -
The ateamer West Notua ef the
Swavne Sc. llovt aervlce to the east
coast of South America, will arrive in
Portland Friday. - iShe win aiKnnrv
273 tons of freirht and load 130.000
feet of lumber, for, Montevidiow, v
': 3&w Tork Bitter sad Egti
Sew Terk. Nov. 23. fL N. S. Bntter
Market strong. . Creamery extras, 64 H
SIHe do firsts, 41 52c; do higher scorinr.
63 V4 8) 63e: ststa dslry tub. 9661e: 14
frssh extra, ' 37. j-v.-s -. . .
. Chess . Market firm. Bute Whole yniuc
speeiala. flats, 26 H 0 27 He; average run,
262tte; lower grade. 20(S82e. Wlscen
sin Whole milk, fancy loung Americas. 864-'
same, state oktms, speeisis, -uwzu no.
.Kaas Market atearlv to firm. Nearb white.
fancy. 860; do brown, fancy. 78 0 80c; extra.
663 70e; firsts. 66 60c
Milk; Tha nognnsr wholesale price is 92.90
ewt .'. : . . - .
i ---- a'.t.v a . wa -:
New Tork. Nov. 2S.--(L N. S.l Beans-
Market firmer. Pea, choice, $7.75 6 6.00;
red kidnev. choice 88.00 44 8.50.- - -
lnn rron aisrsev. oemnq again irn.
proving. . Apricots, choice to extra fancy, 34 &
96c; apple, eraoorated, prime to fancy, 10 H
ei2ac: nrunes. SO ta 60s. 13fl17Ue: Co
60s to 100a. 8 44 es 12c: jieaehsa. choir to
extra fancy, 12 H 19ci seedless raislus, choice
to fancy.- S3 2 Sc. -
TKAirSFORTATTON
ii.iuu.'rsvr;
Sl FHAXCISCO S PC3TU."3;
-c STEA,'.:si::p Cv:.:7.r
. , " "- : e'er Saa FVaaclaea -v
: From Portland Ainsworta Iock .
. STEAMER ROSE CITY
i Satarday, 19 A. M JfOT. f 5
Meaday, 16 A. Dee. ' a -' '---
and every nine days thereafter " -
PASSAGE FaRC FROM PORTUNO -Promenade
Deck. .......... ....?S.80
Outside Saloon Deck .......15.40
Inside Saloon Deck.. ............ .24.00
Round Trip (first class). . . . .. .50.00
STEERAGE PASSENGERS -Third
Class - cirri
Males Only) ....W.VJ
All fares include berth
and meals while at aea
KOmtstM iTMMMmsnast dftlaf s.
ssrvrrt tfratsr tji strut
ktUettsMiM 2$ sstasi.
City Ticket Office 3rd and Wsiilngto
, - Phono BraauierawSASt -
" "Freight OfSce, Ainsworth Dock -'
Phona fixoadway 03 .
DM mill':
SS. ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
Balks free Stumeleal ,P Me. et
Vcdneeoay, iveenr t, 10 a, sn..
and Ktrarw Wedneaoag Thevaaflay
e salt rsanotaoo --.-i
. , Loa SMoetss -saw
oitao
SS. ADMIRAL GOODRICH
;j Fiiaay, Nov. 34, y p. m. -s
MAN6HFItLD - - ; EUREKA
i SAN PRSM0I600 .
' - -. " i i i at . 'i ' " - i
TtCRKT OPFI0K '
aea so st. eor. sTaam
PHOMS HOAOWAV MSfc,,
-
Astoria and Way Boints
STBS, LURLlHE AsO On
Dafly. Except fratarday,
. 70 P. M.
Fare to Astoria fj5 On TTay
v $3.00 Round Trip
Week-End Hound Trip $20 '
The?Dalles-Hood J&Ycr
r f 1 steamer Service ' " v
Dafly,-Except Suii, 7;15 -'JC. JL.
i:JFax to The Oalleg $125
fc;?. Hood Rivet 1 1.00 .-.. .-'
Ths Hsrkins Transportation Co.
Broadwar 6344 Aider St. Dn.i
fa,., - -,.,. ,
the ACROPOLIS st ATHENS
ARISTOPHANES, ST. PAUL -
Trav1 Deoartment ' - . :
8th and Oak Bdwy. 1(519. br
Wertraaa A . jting, Atwater SS6