DAILY HAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1911.-
PASS U1U
BEST WHEAT BRINGS
EIGHTY FOUR CENTS
EIGHT PAGES
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Ads
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EXTORTERS AHE OFFERING
.ADVANCE OF HALF-CENT
Potato Grower nco Letting go Their
Holdings Eggs are SUII Weaker
t'lili'keim Itemuiii linn Dry Funn
ing U:hxm(iihIIi1o for Decrease iii
Livestock.
( Wednesday'!! Journal.)
Cereals for Two Years.
Following prices rule here to-
day and on this day a year ago:
Today. Year ago.
Club wheat ....$ .84 $ 1.11
Bluestem 84 1.21
Pat. flour ...... 5.1S 6.36
Export -3.60 4.60
Barley 22.60 31.60
Oata 27.60 34.00
WORLD'S WHEAT MARKET TODAY
Portland Cash club, 81c; blue
stem, 83 84c.
Liverpool March, 7s, 1 3-8d; May,
7s 1 7-8d.
Buenos Ayres Wheat firm.
Melbourne, Australia Wheat firm.
Chicago May, 98 l-4c; July, 94
6-8c; September, 93 l-8c.
Minneapolis May, J 1.07 1-4.
St. Louis May, 99 l-4o.
Kansas City May," 95 7-8c.
Exporters were offering an advance
of about l-2c a bushel for both blue
stem and club wheat today. They
were quoting club on the basis of 8)c
track Portland and bluestem from
83c to 84c a bushel.
Some buying continues on this
basis at interior points, but the move
ment has been rather restricted since
the holidays.
There was a weaker feeling at Liver"
pool today in spite of the sharp ad
vance at Chicago yesterday. Although
the opening of the foreign market was
a fraction better owing to the greater
strength shown by Argentina and
Australian offerings. However, less
continual demand caused the late de
cline.
Today's prices in the wheat and
flour market show an Interesting com
parison with a year ago. Ciub wheat
was selling then around $1.11 a bushel
or 30c more than today, while blue
stem was S7c higher. Flour was
quoted at $6.35 for patents as com
pared with J5.15 today, while export
brands went at 14.60 compared with
13.60 today.
CHICAGO WHEAT DEPRESSED.
Scilenibcr Only One to Show Any
Strength ami Even It U Down.
Chicago. Jan. 4. Wheat market
was depressed and sluggish today,
closing with a loss of l-2c to 6-8c after
opening 3-8c lower to l-2c higher.
September was the only option to
show even a sight of strength during
the day, having started l-8e higher
and made a further gain of a fraction
before bearlHh sentiment overwhelmed
the bulls.
Potato Growers Soiling.
Potato growers of Oregon are not
no firm In their views and some are
letting go.
The fact that outside markets were
rot nearly as strong as some of them
had believed, has led to the change
of opinion. In the vicinity of Newberg
quite a number of lots have been of
fered. It Is stated that the growers
there have held a meeting and decid
ed to accept $1 for their best stock
f. 0. b. at this time rather than hold
for higher prices later.
There Is only a small amount of
stock going to the south at this time.
Best Oregons are quoted In San Fran
cisco from 11.60 to $160 per cental.
This would mean $1.25811.36 here ex
clusive of commission and other sel
ling charges at San Francisco. At
country shipping points the limits
would be less because at this end of
the line there Is a further expense of
about 6c a sack for hauJIIng besides
the freight to this city from some
points.
EjfK" Aro Weaker.
Further weakness was shown by the
local egg market today and many
more dealers were offering at 36 36c
a dozen. k Receipts continue to In
crease. Chickens Very Firm.
Market for chickens Is very firm
and sales are being made along the
street from 18c to 19c for mixed and
hens respectively. There Is practic
ally no call for turkeys at the mo
ment. Weakliest Shown In Oiniilia.
South Omahn, Neb., Jan. 4. Cattle
Receipts, 6200; mnrket weak to 10c
lower. Steers, $6.00ir6.60; cows and
heifers, $4.76 if 6.16.
Hogs Receipts, 4500; mlirket 6c
to 10c lower. Sales. $7.80 8.05.
Sheep Receipts. 600; market weak.
Yearlings, $4.75lf?6.16; wethers, $4.00
5T4.16; lnmbs, $5.90'!? 6.16; ewes, $3
4.00.
Hogs Nickel Higher.
Chicago, Jan. 4. Hogs. 2S.000;
cattle, 17,000; sheep, 20,000.
Hogs are 6c higher; left over, 3300;
receipts a year ago were 26,000.
Sales: Mixed, $7.80 8.20; good and
heavy, $8.0508.20; rough, $7.86
.00; light, $7.80 8.15.
Cattle Strong.
Sheep Strong.
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