HOP
BUYING
Business Largest for Any Day
in Two Years.
PRICES ARE STATIONARY
Klabcr, Wolf A Nctter Reported to
Be Taking Everything Choice In
the Dallas Section For-
eijrn Markets.
A bcylnj nvtremnt of rr Uric pro
portion! 1 under way !n tb hop' market.
ltaJla of rMterdtT'i or ration.- were not
all Tarb'.o. but II ! bl!evod that mor
bcalnem was truict4 hta on aT on
daj In tho pat two year A Urg part
f thm buylnr waa cradited to purely poc-
ounri aourcva, tnu pake. .-. it " "
atly for tbo account o da)rs whoM
contract bow binc takeu in show a da
fieltaer In tba atlpulatad Quantltlaa. Tba
rm!nar wma tba fiJIin of nw or da
rrrradl orders.
Tbera wra many rumora aa to fb-O opr-
tlona of Klabar. Wolf Netter. but tbay
lacked eon Arm tic n. A report a?nt down
from Ia:.a waa to tha aft act that tba
firm's t(tnu wars buylnir chotoa hnpa
right and laft In that taction and they
wars also rsportad to ba mctSv la othar
sections. Tha only information oMalimbla
from Herman Klabar. bowavar, , that
V-t rumora wsrs ax Mfff'ratd"
a numoor or jots wera Doufni aj
Kofi Bros.. lr.cled.nr baies from Kirk,
of et. xw tha terms of which wars pri
ma; 41 balsa from Ooodin. of Aurora,
and a TO-fcaia lot at CorraUls. the latter
two arouoiS 7 centa.
Tha J. W. Eoavey Company Is actively
In tba market, securing cloae to 500 bales
alnca Monday afternoon. Tha prices paid
were announced as better than 7 centa
Catlln A Linn are alao reported to have
done soma heavy buying. According to
word received from Sllverton, the firm re
cently cleaned out that section of ail avail
able hops.
Notwithstanding the buying that haa
ben going on. there has been practically
so competition as yet and prices, therefore,
have shown no advance, standing at 7 to
TH cents for choice. Orowers aftow mora
wllUntneas than expected to part with
their hops at these price.
The following London cable was received
by Klaber. Wolf Netter yesterday:
The demand Is chiefly for choice. Choice
"hoPe are nrm. Other qualities weak. Choice
hops are almost exhausted.
"Nuremberg market contlnnes In a very
depressed state.
saar market la decidedly weaker with
tndf-nry downward."
CKATE 1-HIIKJ4 ARE EASING OFF
Concords and Iclawares Oradnally Declin
ing potatoes Are Hull.
The demand fnr California, grapes yea
tTi'.av 'a principally for Tokays and
Cornk-horoi. Muscats and Malagaa moved
slowly. Trices generally were steady. Lo
ci) grnpa were in fair supply and moved
1 well, the baoket varieties at declines. Del
awarea were quoted at cents,
and Cnncords at 17 f? 20 centa If
tMa weather keeps up receipts of Coivorda
will Increase and atlll lower prices can be
expected.
Teach arrivals were large, principally
Fa) ways, with some late Crawford. Ap
ples were plentiful and a sufficient quan
tity f pears waa on hand.
There waa very little activity In the po
tato market. Offertnga were llRht and at
the same time buyers w ere not Inclined
to take on supplies, expecting the market
to ease off when digging becomes general
the last hslf of this month. For choice
shipping stock 85 cents waa quoted to
growers, with 0 cents poFSlLle for a
Straight car of fancy.
A mixed car of vegetables and two can
tf sweet potatoes were received yesterday.
GBA1N MARKETS ARE FIKMFB.
fTheax, Oats and Barley Friers Bid I p at
Board of Trade.
Tha markets were all stronger at the
Hoard of Trade, Up to 90 cents waa bid
for October wheat, with P3 cents asked.
For November snd December 90 cents waa
also bid. An offer of PS cents was made
f r spot Bluest em. October and Novem
trn oats war 5 cents higher and barley
was up 2i centa
The ranee of futures was as follows;
(F. O. H. warehouse Portland.)
WHEAT.
Open.
...0 9
... 1 B3H
1 P
... 1 53
High. Tw,
Cloaa.
.Prt B
.WO B
tvt,
r"o.
Deo.
$0 93 A
A
.93 A
OATS.
1M A
1 V A
,io
.P0
i n?4
1 M
1.65
1 M
l.RS
1JHA
1.6THB
HA RLE T.
1.85 A ISO
1.35 A 1 no
1 87 4 A 1
1.40 A
CVt. ... 1 80
Nor. .. 1.324
J'ec, ... 1 3
1 82SB
1.32 SB
1 35 B
Jan. ... 1.3A
VS5 B
Receipts for the week to date were
Wheat, Oate, Parley, Flour, Hay,
Cars. Cars. Cars. Sa.ka. Cars
Monday ..17S I'- 1 60O -i
Tuesday ..100 11 12 loO 10
CAXNXI1 TOMATOKS ARB ADVAKCTNO
Vtah Tack WH Be Only m Fifth of the
Normal Output. ,
Tomatoes are ths stixngest feature of
tba canned good a trade. Advices at hand
yesterday were that the Utah tcmato crop
la practically a failure. The usual ph.rk
In the etate Is about 4t0 0OC rases, and this
year it will be ahout cO.OOO. In K a stern
Washtnaton and Northern Idaho the crops
are reported to be total failures. Together
this will make a big demand on ths Coast
cannertea
There has already been s material ad
vance In prices and It Is generally pre
dicted In the trade that there will be still
further advances.
8 snail Advance In Eggs.
The llaht recelpta of eg, the good de
ft xnand and the advances on the Sound give
an exceedingly firm tone to the local egg
market- Saies yesterday were at 320&3
cents, with some dealers asking 84 centa
F.ven at the advance, rortland Is still far
'w below the markets In ths North.
The poultry trade Is picking up. but
there Is nn much Improvement yet In
jrlces Hens sr.d springs war generally
quoted at 12 cents yesterday.
The Vutter and cheese markets were
firm and unchanged.
Recelpta of Produce.
Frcdur receipts reptrted by the Board
Of Trade;
Atplt-e. SS! bves; berries. 13 crates;
cw."t-rr:e. 00 tarrele; fruit. 13 boxe;
-;--s. 6V.0 cra:c. -01 baskets; lemon?.
144 1-ttxs, r-!kTi. 112 boxes; peaches. l'M4
b'. xes; p'rsl:nm.n, 3. tirs; pomearunates.
"tl bx-. i y.ncr. 1 bokea,: cocoinuts. J
Vi, iilVa.--. HI rrau: ce:er-. 11 vra;-s;
rh'M. & cr t cu. .imbr. -Jl boxes; caJ i
i..r. 5 crcies; r'.uhok f s. 12 rrars; eics;-
r
ar.:. craii, c;ioii. .1 sack; pi. t a toe.
U mirk: v-i-pers. 41 bixe: tomai e. IV
r-ates. fct;t's, S iok. 4 cars; cream.
s'.M g.ill'ns; un k. 370 ga;lon: cheese, 302
,ui; butler 15 r'i. ess. 123 cass;
tunv. boxen, era fish, d boxes; crabs.
1 boev 1 barrel ; Bsh. 71 boxev; oysters.
42 sx'ks: hof. b2: veal. 75; chickens, el
co.-p; ducks. 6 coops; turkeys. 1 cop;
f-f-ktng i.r1uce. 1 car; honrv. 12S eases;
mi:, 51 sacks; sweet potatoes, S ears.
rosru.Nu xAKuti
Grala. ITour. Vrd. f.tc
WilKAT Ii!ul.ni. 9Sc; club. Sr; f.f
PRlJFT Ff1. !- rr too; rotted.
4 f 27 hia JO: brwlcic. fJOiO.
-i m 1 .mm. -li.;i.S0 pr Ion; nmjr.
lUJCl JIVH.V . " - - - - .
, " .mhMMMMMMHMMMNM
.utk graham. $-0; wuol. wheat.
CMnsL. i3. ahortm. couulry. 31; cltr. iu.
UHAV-Tlmothy' Wlll.m.tt. V.I1.T. U
p-r ton: Willaro.tt. Valley, orainary.
Eaitern Orison. 10.50; mizwL 13i clovar.
Ji alfalfa, ill; alfalfa maai. fZit.
Trctabl and Fruit.
FIEH FBLIT App!. nw. 0cJ15O
r..r box. pachr.. P" box: pi.
tyK-l.il ir box: v-itnr. 0'fc 1 MI boi;
icrapea. 50c j 11 20 pr crar: Concord. ITS
..c -r ticket; huciiriytrrlea llOo lb.:
,ulnr.. il.ii pr bui: cranberrl.a. Jl
t,er birr.;: truncs. Ic tr lb.
TR'jWCAI. FRCITS OransM. A alenela.
la't. t'"S4.rf0 per box: mon.,
fancy. $... .W sr ox: ehcic. $S.SCS14.(:
..andard. 73 Pr box; grapefruit. 44 I5
p-r box: banana 54 6c per pound:
pommrinitii. J1.758I per box; pineapple.
IJir'J.W per doion. .
.T. . t-. .t-. II.,.'.,.. faAmv. mt
cundrd: eet potatoax 2c pr pound.
. ... . it m i r.n r.mr
crat; watermelon., lc par pound; cil
abat. ?1 70 a 2 per doxen.
ONIONS California. 11.23 per aaik.
ROOT VEOETABLS Turnlj.. fl. S3 rr
aa-k; carrolav iranlpa, fl.SO; beet.
' rirCFTABLES Artichoke.. 63c per dox i
rsana. tl: l'c ler pour-J: caobage. CtJic pr
i.-ur.d: rnuMflnwer. SOcWSl.i". doien : celery. T3o
6Me per down: corn. WcnSl.13 per aack: cu
cnro.r. 13(i2c per lioaen: ess plant,
fl 2.1 per crate; lettuce 73cgfl per box;
parsley 15-? per doxen; peas, be per pour.i;
r.;r. ha Hk: per pound; pumpklna. 11V0
rer po'nd; radl.he.. Pr doxea:
plnach. 20 par pound; .pronta, 8c per
p.ur"i; luaxX lljc par pound: tomato..
4&3.ISC.
Jrorlion.
BaCON Fancy. 23 e per sound; .tar.dard,
lOHc: cholca. lSc; Enfllih. liBlTe;
atrlpa, 13c.
Drt SALT CUBED Regular ahort clean,
dry aalt. lHic; .moked. 13Hc; ihort dear
kacka, heavy, dry. aalt.d. 12o; .moked.
SVc; Orecon axporta, belllea, dry aa-lt. 14c:
amoked. 10c
HAK8 10 to 13 lba. ITc: 14 to la lba.
IS'.iC; It to 20 lba. 10c; ha ma. .klnned.
16Hc; plcnlra. 10c; cottag. roll. 12c;
aaouldera. 12c; boiled liam. 23o: bol!4 plc-
nlo. ISc. V ....
i.A!ll K.:tl. rendered: Tlercea, 14Hc;
tub.. mo; 14Vc: 2".. HSc; 10.. lac;
C 13ic; St, I3V.C Standard pur.: T.ercea.
12c; tuba. 13c; JOa, l.-.c ; 20a. l,c; lua,
13Vc: 8. 13c; ISXe- Compound.:
TKrcea. SHc; tub.. Vc; 50a, 8i.c; Sva,
10.. V4c; 3.. Hc.
SMOHEU riEEK fc.ef tongue., each. 70c;
fir'.eii beef .e:. 30c;. dried beef out. ides.
1. -.c: Crl-d beef loaloea. 15c; dried bf
knuckle.. ISc
PICKI.EI) GOODS Barrel.: P:V feet
reguiar trlu.. flO: honeycomb tribe.
.12: piKr tongue., flu. 30: iambi' tongue..
MliATS Beef, specials, fl'l per
barrel; plate. fl4 per barrel: family. fl4 per
barrel: pork. il per barrel; brisket. t2
per barrel; S P. beef tongues. f20; pl
nouta. fl2 30; pig ear., f 12 30.
Dairy aod Country Produce.
BUTTER City creamery, extra.. .12 HO
34c: fancy outside cr.anaery, ;0(a2u,c V
pound: .tore, ISc.
E.ti-.s Oregon extra. 82333c; Eastern,
2. 'll 2c rr dozen.
Pol'I.TKT Hens. 12c per pound; Spring.
12c; ducka, oM. 12'1rl2,4c; Spring. 14jl5c;
gt-ese, old. 8c; young, tfijloe; turkeys,
old. 18c; young. 10c
CHKK.K Kancy cream twins, 14M; iriac per
pound; full cream triplets. 14ro'13c; full
cream Tounr America. 13tfflflc.
vral Kxtra, !u !t Uc per pound; ordinary,
Tplc: havy. Be.
POKK Fancy. IfceSc per lb.; ordinary. Be;
large. 3c
Grocerlea. Dried Fruits. Etc.
DRIED FRUITS Apples. 7Wc per pound:
reachea. ll12c; prunes, ltalian..-3a
oSsc- prunes. French. 33c; currant., un
washed, case.. itc; currants, washed, caes.
lc; figs, white, fancy, 50-pound boxes.
OOFFER-Mocha. 24p2Sc; Java, ordin
ary 17 "o 20c: Cota Ric a, fancy. 18320c;
good, l'V& ISc; ordinary, 12'31Gc per pound.
KICK Southern Japan, ixc; bead, 8c;
Imperial Japan. Bc.
SALMON Columbia River. 1-pound talla.
$ per dozen: 2-pound tails, t2.03; 1-pound
Hats f2 10; Alaska pink. 1-pound talis. tSc;
rel. l-round talis, fl.45; .ockeye.. 1-pound
"srGAR Granulated. f8 13: extra C. f3.53:
golden C. t5.4"; fruit and berry supar. ft!.03;
plain bag. fd.ao; beet granulated, fj.83;
rube (barrelsl. fH45; powdered (barrel),
f . N3 Term.: On remittance, within 13
day. deduct Vic per pound; if later than
13 day. and within no days, d-duct He
per pound. Maple sugar. 13a ISc per pound.
NUTS Walnut., lilHSlsc Pr pound by
sack; Braiil nuts, Wc; filberts. 10c; pecans.
lc; almonds. lOHtflSc; chestnut., Ohio.
X,c- peanuta, raw. oSc per pound;
roasted, 10c; plnenuts. 10o'12c: biekory
nuls. lOc; cocoanuta, uoc per doxen.
SALT Granulated, f 14.50 per ton. f2 per
bale; half ground, loos, flo per ton; JOs.
f 10 30 per ton.
BEANS small white. 54e: large whit.
8c; pink. 4V.c; bayou, 4c; Lima. 0c; Mexi
can red. 4c.
HONKY Fancy. f3.30 per box.
CEREAL FOODS Rolled oats, craam, 0-
Jound sacks., per barrel. t7 : lower grades.
3 30a.30: oatmeal. .teel-cut. 43-pound
.arks, fs per barrel; 9-lb. sacks. f4.23 per
bale; split peas, per 100 pounds. f4.23 9
4 80: pearl barley. 4.50'5 per 100 lba;
pastry flour. 10-pound sacks. 3? 73 per bale;
flaked wheat. f2.7S per case.
Coal Oil. Linseed Oil. F.tc
REFINED OILS Water white. Iron bar
rels, lose; wood barrel.. 14 Vic. Pearl oil,
rases, ise; head light. Iron barrela, 1214c;
cases, lvVic; wood barrels. luVtc Eocene,
caaes, 21c. Special IV. W., iron barrel., 14c;
wood barrels. 18c. Elaine, case.. 2Sc; extra
alar. caes 21c.
GASOLINE V. M. nd P. naptha. Iron
barrela 124c; case.. ll4c Red Crown
gasolln. Iron barrels. IBc; case., S3Vic;
motor gasoline. Iron burreis. lOVic; cases,
23 fee; 80 gasoline. Iron barrela, 30c; cases,
ST be: No. 1 engine distillate. Iron barrela
uc: cases. 10c.
LINSKF.n Oil.. Raw. barrel., 52c; boiled,
barrela, 63c; raw, cases, 3oc; boiled, case,
Sue . '
Mop., Wool. Hides, Etc.
HOPS Oregon. 10OS. 7f7He per pound;
1D7. 2t4c: 1000, l!,iiilt.
WOOl- Eastern Oregon, average best, 10
Clrtc per pound, according to .nrlnkaeT;
Valley, K. tflj'.o.
MOHAIR Choice. lS18t,c per pound.
HIOES Dry hides. No. 1. 14tfl3c pound'
dry kip No. 1. 13c pound: dry calfskin.
10c pound: .alted hides, 7 tf 8c pound; aalt.d
calf!ktna, 12tfl3c pound; green, lc le...
FURS No. 1 .km.: Bear skins, a. to
else. No. 1. each, $.10: cum. each. fly
8; badKer. prima, each. 25a30e: cat. wild,
with head perfect, 30'if3uc; house, 5&'20c;
fox, common gray, lnrge prime, .ach. 40 9
60c- red. each, t3i: cros. each. f15;
liver and black, each. floOii !': fishers,
each. f3i8: lnx. each. fl.3O0: mink,
strictly No. 1. each, according to six. fl9
S; marten, dark, northern, according to als.
and color, each. fl015: marten, pale, ac
cording to size and color, each. $2.3004;
muskrat. large, each. 12iyl5e; skunk, each.
801 40c; civet or polecat, each. 3 13c: otter,
for large, prime ikm, -each. fti10; panther,
with head and claws perfect, each. f2j?3;
raccoon, for prune large, each, 3073c;
wolf, mountain, with head perfect, each,
f 2. 3093: prairies (coyote). OOciJfl.lO;
wcTverlne. eai'h, J'.ffe.
CASCARA BARK Small lota. 6c; Car lota,
4c per pound.
Bank Clearings. 1
Clearlr.c, of th. Northwestern cities Tester
cay wet. aa follow.:
Ciearlncs. Balances.
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokan.
fl.lv:. 8.2 fKo.8-3
1.S7.-..7S4 1HT.47S
K2.1W CT.OfV)
1.231,5'Jd 177,7
a Mlniog etorka.
0. closing quotations:
00 I Parrot 20
BOSTON. Oct.
Adventur. ..f 8
Allouex 37
Amalgamated 73
Atlantic 18
0
ilncr r 3.
73
00
.50
00
0
... 14:
Tamarack:
70i
00
Trinity
Cal Hecla.50
l nlte.i COP...111.12U,
C.r.tenntal . . ...
Copper Range 74
1'aiy West... V
Fran kiln 12
n,..hT 101
!U S Mining..
IV S oil
lut.ili
; i'. otriA
SO
0J
. 23
. 42
30
30
23
30
OO
SO
S7
00
NO
2V,
30
'Winona
3
ls ncyale... 23
Mass Mining. 3
Mt.hlgan .... 13
Mohawk .... 63
Mont C C
Old Dominion 4.-
Osceo.a 118
:.iv.r'n. ...1.17
.87 North Butt... S2
.7.1 IHutte Coal... 24
ot tNevada 10
43 leal at Arlx...ll'l
23 'Aril Com 23
.30 IGreen Can... 10
NEW TORK, Oct. . Closing qnotatlons:
r- S. ref Is reg.103- N T C G 3 4i... 2a
do coupon.... 104 ; North Paclflc 3. 73 V
T- S 3s reg ...1H Sr:h Paclflc 4..102,
do coupon I... 101 S-uth pacific 4. !',
T- "new 4s reg.121 Ivm-n raclflc 4S.102-S
1 do "coupon. '.122 ivVI-ron Cent 4. MJ.
Atchison adj 4s. PI Japanas. 4s 80V
V c R S 4... M 1
Metal Market.
NEW 70RK. CK-t. . Ther. wa. :irht
e-un. In the London tin market today,
tui Jpot quoted at flSS 15, and future.
It "is". 3s Tt. local market wa. Quiet at
"cp'rer danced to C3 IT. ed for .pot
and i0 13. d for futures In th. Lf""
"rket. Th. local market sjl dull and
,e. .'..reed. I.sHe I quoted at 13 3.o
?".'.". "; .lectrolytlc 13 12 , 6 13 7 V.0.
and casting at 1 2 7 'j it 13. 12 e.
lead was lower t 13 8. 8d In "-T-e
lo-al narket waa ea.y and a shad
lowtr at 4 40D4 43C.
Speller wa. unchanged In London at tin
18s Locavlly th. market ma dull at 4.72
"n.i ehang was reported In th. local Iron
xcark.t.
MAY CALL FOR GOLD
Europe Expebted to Require
' Supplies From America. .
STOCK MARKET FEVERISH
War yews and Domestic Influences
Kesponsible for Fitrul Fluctu
ations of Prices North
ern Pacific Weak. '
NEW TORK. Oct. f. Whether on ac
count of tb Balkan w-arcloud or for some
other reaaon. thera was much nervousness
manifested m todaya stock market. Fitful
and irregular fluctuatlona of price followed
each other all day. A vigorous .how of
resistance to the prevailing; depression of
foreign market wa made at the opening,
when heavy buying crdera forced price up
ward, with some violence. The aggressive
operations In Union Pacific led to a aupposl
tlon that leadership of the market waa be
ing reasserted by the force long supposed
to b. in control. Buying to cover by the
short Interest which .old yeatorday freely
In ths final break wo an element In the
spurt. Tha n.wa arriving from abrcad by
that time alao waa of a reassuring charac
ter. Ths adjournment of th Northern Pacific
director' meeting without declaring that
large extra cash dividend which was confi
dently predicted yesterday proved discon
certing" to a considerable speculative element
which has been operating confidently on the,
strength of these predictions. Northern Pa
cific weakened materially after tha adjourn
ment of the directors meeting and carried
the list with It to a level below last night.
This was In spite of the favorable showing
made by the outline of the annual report, in
which tha depression of th. past fiscal year
was said to have made but a moderate im
pression. Th. failure of Northern Pacifto
rumors to com true cast suspicion on a
number of rumors whlcn were active In yes
terday's speculation and awakened a fear
that they had been prompted simply for
speculative manipulation.
The afternoon weakness wa caused In
part by ths news of the embarrassment of
an Important bond bouse having connections
both In New York and Boston, and to the
knowledge of the measures which had to be
taken to conserve the largo resources In
volved. The decided strength developed In
the foreign exchange market had rather an
Impressive effect a Implying an effective
foreign demand for withdrawal of funds
from New York. The demand was associated
with war newa and was the occasion of some
misgivings as to the aycuracy of the mora
superficial Indications. The market ended
strong under animated dealings In Kock
Island preferred.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value 13,920,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. 3
Closing
Sales. High. Low.
Amal Copper lS.SoO 70 749.
Am Car & Foun. 0 40 40
U!.
7.VU
SO
1(J2
35
24
Io3
402.
iu3
87
104
do preferred
Am Cotton Oil..
Am Hd & Lt pf
Am Ice Securl..
Am Linseed Oil.
Am Locomotive.,
do Dref erred . .
euo
80
23H
25!,'
400
Am Smelt Ref. 26,100
75
do preferred .
Am Sugar Kef.
Am Tobacco pf
2"0 104
104
200 132
131 132
Am Woolen Si
Anaconda Ailn Co. l.bto
23
44
8U4
VS
'is'vi
177
24
Do
23 Vi
43 y,
87'.
14
BOi,'
'isji
173
24
U0
l!3
43
8H-V,
(
87
7Vi
80
48
176Vi
247.
OS
2U2
41J4
Atchison
do preferred . . .
Atl Coast Lin...
Bait A Ohio
do preferred . . .
Brook Rap Tran.
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather ..
do preferred . . .
8. Boo
200
'i.'fioo'
"3. 400
4.SOO
2"0
2.400
Central of N J
Ches A Ohio 200 414.
Chicago Gt Viest. wJ
Chicago & X .
C. M at St Paul.
r 1 ' c Mr St L..
1.20O 100 M 159 159
16.tK:0 137 133
130W
OO
35 4
Colo Fuel ft Iron. 2.400 Sot.
Colo & Southern.. 2.5U0 40T
A t 1t nreferred.
3-14
4"U
6'
87-i
do 2d preferred. 100 BS
58
Consolidated Ga.
8.4110 14714 144 H0V4
13 is
Corn Product
Del & Hudson... 100 167 1.
Wo
27
D se R Granoe.... ......
do preferred ... 100
Distillers' Securl. I 0
Krle 81.800
do 1st preferred. l,8oo
A 9.t mr-f-rred. 0H
67
so
31
44,
67
29
30 i
43 V
35
29
4414
36
R8
r . . -ZOO 140U;
140
140
St Northern Pf- 14.400 133 131 132
nt Vnrth.m firs.. l.U"V o-ja
Illinois Central
13Sn 13
Interborough Met.
do preferred ...
Int Paper
do preferred ...
Int Pump
Iowa Central ....
K C Southern ...
do preferred . . .
Louis & Naohville
Minn & St Louis
SI. St P 4 S S M.
v,itirl Pacific.
'20O 10t4
10!, 1U
2"0 81 31
31
51
211
24
27
60
105
34
123
84 K.
30
83
83
103
40
8.000
2.000
100
27
24
27
600 105 104
M0 34
SIT
l.WO 124
J2.t
1.3O0
34 V,
53
80
Wo, Kan Texas 1.600
30:.
do preferred . .
National Lead ..
N Y Central ....
N Y. Ont & West
6.9O0 83 821.
7,000 104 103
41
40
Norfolk vt es
41 '0
3
3
Northern Pacific. 63.5oO 142 139 141
p?M2 B H
Peonle'. Gas
31-0 95
94
93
P C C St L
pfe.sed Steel Car
Pullman Pal Car....-
74
32
162
3S
131
21 M
78
2..
.19
3i
Siadln. ...... "-149.300 132 120
......K.i.- Bteel ... H 2
do preferred ... 5O0
Bocklsl.nd Co.. 10.2.-0
do prefered ... 2.SiK)
Bt L A S F 2 pf. 1.800
li'
2"
50
31
1
43
28
41M,
31
St L Southwestern
17
45
61
Southern Railway. J, SOU
do preferred
Tenn Cooper 200
21
21
1
51
41
24
26
60
183
87
'.i
'46'
Texas & Pacine :AA "i-u
Td'o erred SB &
UndlonPrp.cm ..-169.700 163 103
d2 Ere'"d -Jon "si"- "ni"
30
"ilJ w"nr.r.rr;d". 2 V1 l' 100
C S Steel '"9
45
45-
45
l.OOO 1(9
10S
40
S3
'12
25
o
B9
8
109
40
S3
108
12
il!
6S
8
27
do prererrea
T-m. Conner
J.8OO 41
V.-Caro Ch.mical.
do preferred ...
Wabash .........
do preferred . . .
Westlnghouse E'.ec
Western Union ...
Wheel L'Erle.
8.100
84
8O0
800
400
4"0
100
12
2
73
59
8
Wisconsin Central.
100
1
Total sales for th. day. 84S.100 .hares.
BONDS.
NEW YORK. Oct. . Closing quotation
AHc SUY
Breece ........ J
Brunswick Con. B
Com Tun .tock. 20
do bond 17
C C Va 2
Horn Silver 80
Iron Silver .0
Leadvllla Con... 6
LIttl. Chief 8
Mexican 60
Ontario ........330
Ophlr ISO
Standard ..173
Yellow Jacket. . . 43
Storks at Iondos.
t nvnn. Oct. . Conol for money
83 15-16; do for account. 85 1-18.
. 1 q no
N. Y. Central. 107. 00
jinacunu. ... -
Atchison .... Bl.JiTk
do pref.... 97 50
Bait 4 Ohlo.100.2J
Can Paciac.lSl.S.
Che Ohio. 42.30
Chi Grt West . 23
C. M - S. F. 140.30
D Beer I2;J
D R O 27 li
do pref 68.30
Erie S1S7
do 1st pf . . 45 OO
do Si pf . - 30 00
Tonk 2200
Norflk & We. 75.00
do nrof S3. 00
Ont ft W.t.. 41.73
Pennsylvania. U3.oO
Rand Mines.. 7.00
H.idinr C7 73
Southern Ry. . 22-00
do pret. .... fio.jw
(South Paclflc. 107 37
do prof 90.00
U. S. Steel... 40 73
An nref 112. 04
Wabash 13.00
IIS central... 143 00
I, N 10S 00
Mo. K ft T.. 31.25
I do pref '27.00
Spanish 4s 92.23
fAmal Copper. 77. 7S
Money, Exchange, Ete.
LONDON, Oct. . Bar silver, quiet at
Z3T.d per ounce.
Money. per cent.
The rat of dlacount la the open market
for abort bills Is 1S1 Per cent; for three
months' bills. lgl per cent.
NEW TORK. Oct. B.Money on call,
easy at lfll per cent; ruling rate. 1 per
cent: closing bid snd offered at 1 per cent.
Tim loans, steady: 80 d.ys. 2 per cent;
90 days. 8 per cent; lx months. 8 per cent.
Prim mercantile paper. 41,94 per cer.t.
Sierllcg exchange, steady. with actual
v , Kill- at 14 83494.8510 for
60-day bills and at 84.8645 for demand.
Commercial bllle, f4.844.84.
Bar silver. 51 c.
Mexican dollars. 45c.
Government band, steady; rilroad bonds.
Irregular.
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. . Silver bars.
51c.
Mexlcaa dollars, nominal.
Drafts Sight. 7c; telegraph. 10c
Sterling on London. 60 days, f4.83: eight,
f4-S6.
Dally Treaury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Oct. Today state
ment of the Treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the fl00.000.000 gold
KWhcaYh: balance "8''9P
Gold coin and bullion 8i.02.ji
Oold certificate 88.30-.SOO
w Tork Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Cotton futures
closed steady. October. ' 8.70c; November.
S.56c; December. 8.58c: January. S.S5c; Feb
ruary and March. S-S3c; May, 8.37c; July,
8.38c.
Bops at London.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 6 Hops at London:
Paclflc Coast, .tesdy. C115ff!J 6s.
WOOL MET IS STRONG
SITTATIOX AT BOSTOX BETTxvR
THAN" FOR 3IAXT MONTHS.
Large Transactions In Territory
Grades at Firm Prices Poor
Wools Are Neglected.
BOSTON1, Oct. . Tb sltuatloa In tha
local wool market la better than for many
months. Largs contracts have been closed
and shipments axs heavy. Prices, although
firm, show no hardening tendency. There
have been some large transaction In terri
tory, fin medium anS half-blood. Transfer
of several hundred thousand pounds of Mon
tana and Wyoming clip havs been made at
prices ranging from 15 to 20 cents, -whl!
half-bloods sold at 53c, scoured. Poor grades
are less active.
California Northern, 42ff4Sc: mlddl
county, 38940c; outhern. 87038c; Fall free,
806 37c.
Oregon Eastern No. 1 clothing. 47fi50c;
Valley No. 1, 43346c
Territory Fine staple. 8738c; fine me
dium staple, 55056c; fine clothing, 43afl0c:
fine medium clothing, 45$46c: half-blood. 50
35c; three-eighths-blood. 4SS50c; Quarter
blood. 4345c.
Pulled Extra, 664f67c: fine A, 60i332c; A
supere, 426 45c.
London Wool Sales.
LONDON, Oct. 6. A good selection con
sisting of 14.045 bale, caused keen compe
tition at the wool sales today. Prices were
firm. A large supply of merinos sold read
ily to home solnners and Bcoureds were In
demand for France. Half bred slips and
coarse cross-breds were taken freely by
the home trade. Americans bought super
greasy half bred combing and light greasy
cross-breds.
Wool at St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6'. Wool Firm. Terri
tory and Western mediums, 1720c; fine me
diums, ISffl'c: fine. 12qi4c.
THROWS
IIUMBOLDT-S FRCIT SHIPMENTS
DUMPED AT SEATTLE.
Eggs Advance to' 44 Cents, Owing to
Scarcity Potatoes Weak
and Lower.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Oct. 8. (Special.)
Eggs took another Jump today, going to 44
cents for the best- A few houses tried to
hold the price down to 43 cents, but they
were unable to get eggs to fill orders. So
scarce are fresh eggs that Easterns have
about taken their place everywhere. Eastern
okfs will be shipped North almost exclu-.
slvely.
Fruits were weak, due largely to the fact
that the produce that went North on the
Humboldt, which was wrecked, was brought
back and dumped on the market. Most of
the produce was In bad condition and had
to be sold cheap.
Potatoes continue weak, selling at fl6 to
f!8. A few fancy Yakima potatoes occa
sionally sell as high as f22.
Wheat was dull. The highest bid wa. 83
cents on bluestem.
Seattle dealers fear that ther will be a
pronounced turkey famine this Fall. Wash
ington shippers are short.
4JCOTATION8 AT HAN FBAJfCIBCtX
fries, raid lor Produce In ins Bay Cltr
Markets.
SAV FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. The follow
ing prices were Quoted In ths produc. mar-
keMiUs?urfs Bran, f29.50Ol.S0; middlings,
,3Ve5Bew3ble5icucumbers. o0cifl.28: garlic
7fisc green pea. 4iu6o: string beans. 3
IS: tomatoes. Piof75c; '"plant
Bu,ter Fancy creamery, 30 c: creamery
seconds. 20c; fancy dairy, 22c; dairy sec-
""ch'eese-New, 11812c.; Young America,
12KgStore. 40c; fancy ranch 4f.c.
Poultry Turkey gobblers. 22ffl24c: hens.
24c roosters, old. f3.604.50: roost-r.
young. f3.60W7.50: broilers, small. t3S3.50:
broilers large. f:l.504; fryers, f 4.50& 5.50;
bens. MS 9; ducks, old. $45; young-. 8 8.
Wool Spring. Humboldt and Usndociao.
15lSc: Jiountaln. . O 8c : South plains an
sin Josquln. 7 03c: Nevada. B4J1XC
Hav Wheat. $15818; wheat and oats.
$tf6is50; alfalfa. J1114; stock. ,100
12- straw, per bale. 50& 6i.c.
Potatoesi-Sallna. Burbanks. fl.251.60:
WFi"tsAPPles,C- cfcocte. $1.25: common;
California lemons. choice. fJ; common.
'heceiPoufrlO quarter -cks; bar
lev 76M centals: oats. 2140 centals; beans.
440S sacks" potatoes. 3030 sacks; bran, 125
It k.,; "mlddlmg.. 170 sack,; hay. 700 ton,;
wool. 189 bales; hides. 1010.
Dried Fruit at " York.
kpw' YORK. Oct. 6 No important busi
ness i reported in the market for evap
S'lted apples, which ruled steady. Early
, r. in ea.es. .5 6c: choice to fancy
rraTtTlS'V 1. ' T9c; low
rTher'e4tas3been a rsther more active de
mand "tor Oregon prune, recently but Cali
fornia fruit remains dull. Quotations rangs
'rom 4c to ISo for C-llfomia. and from
'Cr-r,rcot.l,V,.r qulfr but steady, with
choirc.1CQuo,?d atqbli8c: extra choice.
8VC4.inaVduii: wloic. quoted st
T'tTc; extri choice. 7Sc; and fancy.
t'w'aaid that raisins ar. being offered
. lower basis from the Coast, but the
f-.T' market holds pretty steady. Loose
mtscat" art quoted at 4S6c; choice
5 fancv seeded. 67c: seedless, 4
6 8c and London layer, f 1.60 1.65-
Dairy Produce In the East.
8. On the Produc. "Ex
gutter market was strong
change today the
butter market was strong.
r-7amerle. 20627c; dairies. 18624c.
f c-' teadv- at mark. case. Included, 16
ei"; firsts. 22c; prime firsts. 23c.
Cheese Steely, at 12S14c
NEW TORK. Oct. 6 Butter Firm. West
ern factorv first.. 19fJ19c.
Chelie and eggs uulet snd unchanged.
Coffee and Sugar.
vrff YORK. Oct. 8. Coffee futures
elosed ou'.t. unchanged to 5 points higher.
Ia?.a were reported cf 8730 bags. Includ
ini October at 6 oc: December. 5.53c;
March May. August and September. 6.45c.
coffee quiet: No. 7 Klo. 6c: Santos.
12sn'tr-Ki. ncmlnal: fair refining. S 4$
S4& centrifugal- .9 lean 8.9S93.98c;
.usar. S lseS23c. Refined, quiet;
.8"": Powdered, 6-fOc; .related.
OCTOBER ' 7,
WHEAT PITNERVOUS
Trading on Small Scale at De
clining Prices.
MUCH PRESSURE TO SELL
Failure of Foreign Markets to Ad
vance In the Face of the War
Scare Causes Weakness
at the Opening.
CHICAOO. Oct. 6. Th. wheat market
wa nervous the entire .esslon and trs.de
waa only of moderate volume. There was
considerable selling at the start of wheat,
bought on yesterdays war scare when
early cables disclosed ths fact that the for
eign grain markets apparently reflected
no excitement In Europe over the prospect
of the beginning of hostilities between
Turkey and Bulgaria. Continued liberal
receipts In ' the Northwest also Induced
moderate selling early In the day. As a
result of the profit-taking, prices declined
nearly lc on the local exchange during the
first half -hour. A aharp rally, occurred later
In the session, owing to an unconfirmed
report that war bad actually broken out
In the Balkans. The strength, however,
was soon- dissipated by Bradstreet's report
of the world's visible supply of wheat,
which showed an increase of 11.472,000
bushels for the week, a gain over last
week' record-breaking Increase. The ab
sence of export business hers and at
Northwestern 'centers also contributed to
the late weakness. The market Tor cash
wheat here was firm and also Southwestern
markets were higher. The close waa weak.
at almost the lowest point. ,
Profit-taking by local longs on a,' liberal
scale caused weaknesr In the corn -mirket.
Prices at the close were almost atthe bot
tom. r ;
Oat. were dull and weak- Prlijfror the
cash grain were c to c lower:--'
Renewed . selling of provisions by local
packers causod a fresh slump In prices.
Pork showed the greatest weakness. At
the close, prices were 5c to 50c lower.
The leading futures ranged aa follows;
WHEAT. ; '
Open. High. Low. Close.
December ...f .98 f .88 f .9$ f .98
May 1.01 1.02 1.01 1.01
July 95 .95 .954. .95
CORN.
December . . .
May
July ,
.64
.64
.63
.64
.64
.63
.64 .64
.64 .64
.63 .63
OATS.
.40 .49
.51 .51
.40 .411
PORK.
December
May
July .
.48 .48
.5t .50
.401 .46
October 13.90
January. M.. .16.10
May 15.90
14.00 13.70 13.70
10.12 15.73 15.77
15.95 15.55 16.62
LARD.
October 9.95 10.05 9 95 9 97
January 9.55 9.00 9.50 9.30
May 9.52 9.55 9.42 9.42
SHORT RIBS.
October 9.50 9.62 9.40 9 45
January 8.42 8.50 8.37 S.37
May b.47 8.57 8.45 8.43
Cash quotations- were as follows:
Flour Steady.
Wheat No. 2 Spring. S1.04S1.06; No. 8.
HeSS1.04: No. 2 red, 97Uf99c.
Corn No. 2. 7777c; No. 2 yellow.
78Sr78c.
Oats No. 1 white. 50c; No. 8 white. 46
50 c.
Rye No. 2, 75c.
Barley Good feeding, 64? Me; fair to choice
malting, 6759c.
Flax seed No. 1 Northwestern, fl.24.
Timothy seed Prime, $3.50.
Clover Contract grades, $9.
Short ribs Sides (loose), $9.75010.12. .
Pork Mess, per bbl., f 13 8714614.
Lard Per 100 lb., $lo10.02.
Sides Short, clear (boxed). $10.5011.
Whisky Basis of high wines, $1.37.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 33.300 , 20.000
Wheat bu. 76.000 43,50
Corn, bu 143.600 1O5.OO0
Oats, bu. 42,5110 315,200
Rye bu 10.000 3.800
Barley, bu 214.900 23,200
Change, tn Available Supplies.
NEW TORK, Oct. 0. Special telegraph
and cable communications received by
Bradstreets show the following; changes In
available supplies compared with the pre
vious account:
Wheat
Bushels,
Increase.
TTnlt Rtntes. east . of Rocky
Mountalna 4,2:l'2!!0
Canada x.o.v
Total, Canada and United States. 6.072.OOO
Afloat for and In Europe 4.800,000
Total American and European
supply 11,422.000
Corn .
United States and Canada 81,000
Oats
United State and Canada 1.862,000
Grain and Produce at New York,
NEW YORK. Oct. 6. Flout- Receipts.
16.400; exports, 5500; market Quiet and
lower to sell.
-v;-heat Receipts, 150.000; exports. 15,900.
Spot easv; No. 2 red, (1.04. 91.03. ele
vator, and 1.06i t. o. b. afloat; No. 1
Northern Duluthi 1.10H f. o. b. afloat;
No. 2 hard Winter. $1.07. f. o. b. afloat.
Opening lower on easy cables, wheat con
tinued to decline under the bis; Increase in
world's stocks, but rallied sharply at noon
on war talk. Getting no confirmation, the
market again sold off and with only little
export sales, closed easy at 4&"4c n2t
loss. December closed .1.07. and May at
$1.08.
Hops, dull. .
Hides and wool, quiet.
Petroleum, steady.
Grain at San Franclsc.
SAN FHANCISCO. Oct. . Wheat Steady.
Barley Steady.
Spot quotations: Wheat Shipping. $1.65
1.674 per cental; mIMna-. $1.6714 jfl.70 per
cental.
Barley Feed. $1.85&1.S7. per cental;
brewing, Vl.35tjl.40 per cental.
.Oatfl Red, $1.5081.80 per cental; white,
$1.601.70 per cental; black, $2.402.50 per
cental.
Call board sales: Barley December, $1.384
l.S9tt per cental: May, $1.414&1.41$. per
cental bid.
Corn Large yellow, $1,853-1.90 per cental.
European Grain Markets.
LONDON. Oct. 6. Cargoes, dull and In
active; nominal; no buyers. Walla Walla,
prompt shipment. SSCd lower, at 87s 6d
37 d; California, prompt shipment, 3fi6d
lower at 3838s 3d.
English country markets, quiet but steady;
French country market., dull.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 8. Wheat December,
7, 1A; March, 7 6d; May. 7s 5d.
Weather, fine.
Wheat at Tacoma.
TACOMA. Oct. 6. Wheat Steady. Mill
ing, bluestem. 5c; club. 91c; red, 90c Ex
port, bluestem, 91c; club. 87c; red. Sic.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
price. Current Locally on Cattle, Sheep and
Hoa-s.
Hog receipts yesterday were the heaviest
In weeks but In spite of the big arrivals, ths
market was strong and higner. This condi
tion was caused solely by the quality of the
receipts The arrivals totalled Bio hogs, the
poorest 'of which were of very fair quality.
The best amounting to Six carloads, came
from Idaho Falls. Prices on the top grade
were advanced to $7.10. . The course of the
market proved the assertion of dealers that
Drlces here will depend entirely on the class
of stock that shippers send in. There is
iwavs a strong demand for the best and
hi- suDPlrtng the market with euch grade
there 1. a food chance of lifting values,
whereas th. dumping of inferior stock on
the market only causes weakness.
Vxceot for 260 lambs, there were no othor
reeelDts except hogs. The beet quality lambs
were advanced 25 centa Price. In other lines
were unchanged.
The following prices were current on live
stock In the local market yesterday:
CATTLE Best steers, tin 25; medium,
17 "5.1 50- common, $:Hr.1.25; cows . pest,
.2:75-925: medium. $2.2562.50; calves. $3.50
SHEEP Best wethers, I3.B0; mixed. $S;
I " II
THE UNITED STATES
NATIONAL BANK
PORTLAND, OREGON
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,000,000.00
OFFICERS
J. C. AINSW0ETH, President. R. W. SCHMEER, Cashier.
R. LEA BARNES, Vice-President.
A. M. WRIGHT. Assistant Cashier. W. A. HOLT. Assistant Cashier.
TRAVELER'S CHECKS
Issued for use on the AMERICAN CONTINENT
or in any FOREIGN COUNTRY, cashable without charge
or. identification.
San Francisco and
First-ClaSS Berth and
FARE IncUi'ded
$
S. S. ROSE CITY SJ77ZZ OCT. 9
J. W. RANSOM. Doek At.. Alnrorth Dock. M. J. ROCHK, C. I. A, 1A M Si,
Phone Main 268. MAo 40j A 140.
ewes. $2.5082.75; Iambs, best untrtmmed, $4
64.25 itrimmed. $S.,Vl&3.75. M.
HOGS Best. $6.75.10; medium. $08.50.
feeders, not wanted
Eastern Livestock Markets.
CHICAGO. Oct. 6 Cattle Receipts ,11.
000; market, 6 10c lower Beeves, i'f
4.50; Texans. $3.50j4.t0; Western , $-?
5.80; Blockers and feeders, $1.04 .5
cowi and heifers. $2.60W4.o; calves. $o-.3
Hog Receipts, about 17,000; market 10c
lower. Light. $3.9051.6.70; mixed. 0-5.
heavy. 6.10J6.!H); roueh. $0. 10 6.30. good
to choice heavy. $6.55fc6.to: pigs. $3.25
6.60; bulk of sales. $0.250 6.60.
Sheep Receipts, about 24.000; market,
strong to 10c hleher. Natives, 2.5( Jl50.
Western. $2.054.50; yearlings. 4.50o 10.
lambs. $4,254) 6.50; Western. $4.2o(oi6.o0
OMAHA, Oct. 6. Cattle Receipts. 8300:
market, steady to easier. Western steer.
3 25&5.65; Texas steers, $34.40: range
cow and heifers. $3.20: 5.85; canner, $ W
2.90; Blockers and feeders. $2.75tf4.7o.
calves. $3 5.75: bulls and stags . 2--5 --
Hogs Receipts, 4SO0; market. 1,??
-lower! Heavy. $6.256 6.50; mixed. $8.Jog
6.30; light, $0,2040.35; pigs, $4.60tf5.i5,
bulk of sales, $6.25635.
Sheep Receipts, 9000; market. 2jc -higher.
Yearlings. $4,204(5; wethers. $44,4.63,
ewes. $3.204.3o; lambs, $o.504 6.40.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6. Cattle Receipts,
6000; market, steady to lOc lower. Slo'.k
ers and feeders, $2.804.65; bu Is. i-ff
S.50; calves. $3.757; Western steers, $3.30
i5; Western cows, $2.504(.3.75
Hugs Receipts, 20,000 market,
lower. Bulk of sales. $606.50: hjy. 6-
4: 0.60; packers and butchers. $0.304? 6.U0.
light, $5.75'6.45; pigs, $4(i(.5..o. .,
Sheep Receipts, 15.000; mark.4. 510c
higher. Muttons. $3.754f4.25; lambs. $4.60
S o 10; range withers. $3,5044.50; fed ewes.
$344.25. .
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Hlbernia Savings Bank to Ella Crlm
Lynch, lots s, 9. iv. oiot. ".
tol Hill -.-V, V
Romulus B. Carey to Ashley T.
Taber. lots 24. 23. block 39, Penin
sular Addition No. 3 ."i,'
G. A. Rlggs and wife to Jam. P.
Rumburg. lots 1. 2, 3. 4. block 2.
Riggs' Addition '
Jessie M. Silicon to George W.
Joseph. lot 8. block 65. lrvlngton..
Portland Trust Company to Marie
Hansen et al. lota 3, 4. block 2. Al
' bion Addition to Albina
Carrie Tavlor to Mary J .Nelmes.
south half of west half ol lot i,
block 147, Caruther's Addition....
Holt C. Wilson and wife to Alfred R.
Morse et aU lots 5, 6, block 13.
600
BOO
1,200
7S
425
1
67S
S00
' 800
1,200
1,600
1,275
875
350
27S
10
100
1,650
$75
2,500
3,850
3,000
3,500
6.000
1
400
Daniel W. Cook to Frank A. Paynter,
lot 3. block 5. Creston .
R R. Weeden and wife to Thoma
Scales, lot 19. 20, block 18. Point
W? ' JW FerfelY 'and' wife" ' to Eva M.
Pease, lot 3, block 6. Cole's Ad-
J.dLV0For'bes'and"wlfe'to John Jeml
son et al, lot 3. block 0. Arleta
Parle No. 4. -
John Martinson to Charles H Busch.
west half of lots 1. 2. block 26, M.
Pattons Addition to Albina......
F S Hyde and wife to G. N. Hale,
lots 2, 3. block 1, Linnwood. . . .. .
Hlbernia Savings Bank to Mrs. E. J.
Winston, lot 8. block 2. Swan Ad-
R.dV.'BeIfo'r'd i'and' wife to Eva's. Van
Evera. west halt of lot 4, block 1.
Belford Addition
A A Dewey to John Bentxeln, lot 2,
'block 10, Arleta Park No. 3
Edgar H. Mix to Ella H. Garretson.
lot 9. block 8. Albina '
Patrick Murray to R M Or,hm,
lot 4. block 16. Feurer-B Addition..
The Land Company of Oregon to R.
E. Myers, lot 17, block 11. City
View park :-
William M. Klillngsworth et al to L.
M Alley and wife, lot 1, 2, block
7, Walnut Park
Colonial Investment .Company to
Mary L. Pierce, part of lots 1. 2.
block 1 Fordham Heights, and 40
feet adlolning
George E Shaver and wife to James
M Davis et al. 150x110 feet In sec
tion 27. T. 1 N.. R. 3 E....N
G W Priest and wife to Eliza A.
Scrltsmler, lot 2. block 19, Over-
Te'Sx Bros'-" Co., to'wil'liim' L-"wood
the following in Council Crest Park
Addition: Lot 1 block 3: lot 21.
block 6: lots 1. 2. 10 and part of
1n.. o 4 a 9, block 2
T J Losev knd wife to Norah Mc
Cann, lois 5. 6. block 4. St. John
Park Addition to St. John.
Joseph Regner and wife to Lucy S.
Osborne, lots 1, 2, block 4. Regner's
Addition to Gresham
Misslonar" Society of United Evan-
Mgellca" Church to Alexander Nibley
west 70 feet of lot 1 and all of lot
2. block 112 Stephen's Addition....
Alex Nibley and wife to Joseph F.
Smith, trustee In trust, west JO
feet of lot 1 and all of lot 2, block
112 Stephen's Addition ... .. .. ... ..
Joseph Parker and wife to Fox
Co and H. Hewson. blocks 2. 3 and
west half of lot 3 and all of lots
7 6 block 6. Electric Heights..
W A '.Mack and wife to Edith War
ner, lots 6. 21, block 3. Cloverdale
No'rdby-Crav'e'n ' investment Co. to
Lillian rnlman. north half of Lots
11 12. Block 13. Park View
William S. Vinson to Ella E. Brown
81x18 feet in northwest corner of
Block 7. Third Electric Addition.
Hlbernia Savings Bankto F. a.
Rutherford. Lot 23, Essex Park .
United States to Josle Boden, south
east quarter of southwest quarter
of Sec 23 and northeast quarter of
northwest quarter and south half
of northwest quarter of Sec 20.
T IS S. R W Patent
Sophia Marco to Henry M"po- Lot
Block 119. Grover-s Addition..
6.250
1.825
2,800
5
550
P B Fields and wife to Minnie win
ters, east 100 feet of west half of
Lot 7 and north 100 feet of Lot 8.
. Block 3. John Irvlng's First Addl-
J 'b Hlbbard io Carrie Nelson Hlb-.
bard, all property o moneys due or
to become due me from the estate
of A H Johnson snd Cordelia
Johnson, and my Interest In oil
t,roDerty conveyed by said A. H.
and Cordelia Johnson to William
Sou'theast Portland' Real Estate As
sociation to Arnold Hess. Lots 15
10. Block 1. first subdivision of
McKlnley Park
Lizzie Glandon to Thomas H. Gill.
Lot 5. Block 19. Woodlawn Addi-
P ''Ros'en'stein "and wife to wiillam
C Van Glahn and wife, Tots 12,
13. Block 12. City View Park
Security Savings A Trust Co. to Otto
Johnson et a!., Lots 21, 22, Block
800
1.350
4.000
i"?
Portland S. S. Co.
- j SK Upper Deck $Ia.0Q
JL J Second Glass $5.00
13. Hyde Park 10
C. F. Bunker and wife to Molll
Parlst. Lots 11. 12. Block 24. Linn
ton 10
Elizabeth M. McKown to Robert T.
Osborne, Lot 1, Block 8, Bungalow
Glade 4.200
A. J. Smithson to Annie M. Rommel,
north 50 feet of Lots 13. 14, Block
2. subdivision of Rivervlew Addi
tion to Albina a
A. J. Smithson and wife to Anna M.
Rommel, north 50 feet of Lots 13.
. 14. Block 2. subdivision of River
view Addition to Albina (to correct
error)- 1
Percy H. Blyth and wife to W. F.
Stlne et al.. Lots 9, 13. 16. Block
111; Lot 13. Block 18. Willamette
Heights Addition 0.000
George W. Holcomb to George H.
Tetherow, Lots 1. 2, 8, 4. 6, 6, 7, 8.
Block 45. lrvlngton Park 1.600
Harry L. Hamblot and wife to Sam
uel S. Slgel et al., undivided 2-16
of tracts 10, 11, Falrport
Harry L. Hamblet to Samuel S. Slgel
et al.. Tract 10, 11, Falrport 4.000
Total
.$71,942
LAWYERS' ABSTRACT A TRUST CO.
Room 8. Board of Trade bldg.
Abstracts a specialty.
Have your abstracts made by the TIM
Trust Co., T Chamber of Commerce.
REALTY TIP NETS BIG SUM
Tacoma Banker Sells Ntirrows Hold
ings for $275,000.
TACOMA. Wash., Oct. 6. (Special.)
John S. Baker, a Tacoma banker, is re
ported to have sold his holdings on the)
Narrows to the Northern Pacific for
$275,000. The survey for right-of-way
of the Point Defiance lino runs througU
the property.
Baker was one of the members of tha
company that incorporated the Portland
& Seattle Hallway Company. Through
his connection with tho company ha Is
said to have learned of the Intention to
build the Point Defiance line.
Land along- the Narrows could be
bought for almost any price at that time,
and Mr. Baker Is said to have picked
up a long strip at a low figure. The price
paid Is not stated, but the report ta
the deal will net Mr. Baker close to 100
per cent.
Jtain Puts Ont Detroit Fire. .
ALBANY, Or., Oct. . (Special.)
Rain in the mountains the past few
days has extinguished the forest fire
ten miles east of Detroit, according to
word received from that town tonight.
A heavy rain fell In the vicinity of the
fire and the first snow this Fall covered
the ridges.
TRAVELERS' GUIDR.
PORTLAND BT., LIGHT A POWEB CO.
CABS LEAVK.
Ticket Office and Waiting-Roes.
First and Alder btrce.
FOR
O rer on cltr 4. 6:30 A. M-. and every
80 minute to and Including V P. -.
then 10. 11 P M. : last car 12 midnight.
Graabam. Boring. Eagle Creek, Estsv
eada, Cazadero, loirrlew and Trout
dale 7:15, :15 11:10 A. M.. 1:15. :&
:1B. 1:25 P. M.
FOB VANCOUVER.
Ticket offlcs and waiting-room Second
and Washington streets.
A. M. 6:15. 6:50. 7:35, :00l 8:$8.
10, :50. 10:60, 11:10. 11 50.
p M. 12:80. 1:10. 1:50. 2:30. :ie,
8:50. 4:80. 6:10. 8: DO. 6:40, J. 05. 7:40,
8:16. 9:25. 10:S5. 11:45'.
On Third Monday in Every Month
th. Last Car Leave, at 7 :0( P. ftf.
Dally except Sunday. Dally sxc.pt
Monday.
REGULATOR LINE to Th. Dall. dally
except Sunday. "Bailey Gatzert" leava.
Portland Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
7 A M.. stopping at the principal landings.
"Dalles City" leaves Portland Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M.. making
all landings. Returning, both steamers leave
The Dalles on alternate days at 7 A. M.
Phone Main 914. or A 511. Alder-st. dock.
COOS BAY LINE
Th. steamer BREAKWATER l.STM Port
land every Wednesday M I F. K from Oak
tr.at dock, .for North Bend. Mar.hOeld and
Coo Bay point. Freight received till 4 P,
M on day of .ailing. Pass.nger fare, fjr.t
ela.a, $10: cond-claaa, $7. Including b.rth
and roeala lnquir. city tlck.t oOlc. TBIrd
and Washington tr..la, or Oak-tr..t dock.
North Paclflc S.S. Co'. Steimhlp
koanojca and Geo. W. Eider
Sail lor Eureka, San Francisco nd
Los Angeles direct every Thursday
at 8 F. M. Ticket office 132 Third
St., near Alder. Both phones, M.
1314. IL Young, Agent.
T-R-fIHCO PORTLAND 8.8. CO.
direct .learner and daylight sailings.
Aln.worth Dock, Portland. 4 P. M.
An4 a 9 tr
BAN
Only
From
8. s.
S. S.
State of California, o'ct. 16.
From
I,omoara sm. . . .
Stale of California, Oct. 9.
Rose City. Oct. 16, 80.
j VV. RANSOM, Dock Agent.
Main 2US Alnsworth Dk
ROCHE. City Ticket Agent. 142 84 St
Phone Main 403. A 1402.
8. S.
6.
M. J
CANADIAN PACIFIC
W Empress Line of the Atlantic
Low rates, fast time, excellent ..rvlca. Ask
rr" ticket agent for particular, or write.
fVm.I" p. A- 1 Third Street.
Portland. Oregon.