TUB OKEGONIAN, WEDNESDAY, UOTOBER 1, 1913.
HOP GROWERS HOLD
Not Forcing Their Crops
Quiet Market.
on
. . . . .
BEARS WOULD BREAK PRICE
Firm Conditions Prevail In East and
Europe, Showing Values Quot
ed in This State Are
Oat of Line.
Hop markets are firm all over the world.
except In Oregon. In this state, an enrorx
la being made by short sellers to get prices
down to m low level, by taking advantage oi
the present lull In buying to start a selling
panlo among the growers. It has not suc
ceeded, however, and the growers show no
sign of losing their heads. It Is true tnat
a large number, of them are ready to sell
Bow, but they are not forcing their hops
on the market at sacrifice prices.
Thera Is no reason why hops should be
selling as low as 25 cents In Oregon when
they are worth 40 cents and better In New
York Etats and 40 and 43 cents In Eng-
land. The Waterville (N. Y.) Times of
September 26 reported sales of BOO to 600
bales at 40 cents and a fair-sized lot at
Coooeretown brought 42 cents.
The London market holds firm although
the English buyers are not sending order
here. Ironmonger cabled from London yi
terday: "Market Is Ann but quiet. Gen
eral expectation Is that prices will go
higher." Continental cables are also firm.
Although there Is an absence of export
business on the local market. Western
Washington has orders. Hugh Herren,
buyer for a London house, freely offered
28 H cents In Western Washington yester
day without finding sellers. A Yakima mes
sage reported a 25H cent sale there.
Business has not entirely ceased In Ore
gon, however. Transactions are scattered.
but there are enough of them to Indicate
a steady 25 cent market for choice hops.
Buyers are, of course, paying less for lower
grades. T. A. Llvesley at Co. are reported
to have bought the Ketser, Nortnesa and
other lota at Silverton at 26 cents and the
Whit lot of 200 bales at 23 cents. H. L.
Hart paid 25 cents for two crops In the
Eugene section. The Kola Nela Hop Com
pany secured a carload from Talkald, of
Silverton. at 26 cents. H. L. Bents has
also been a recent buyer at 25 cents.
WHEAT BUYERS OUT OF MARKET
Regard Present Prices aa Too High, bnt
Fanners Will Not Accept Leas.
Most of the wheat buyers were out of
the market yesterday, except at reduced
prices. Farmers were not disposed to accept
these local bids, and consequently trading
operations were on a very moderate scale.
Buyers quoted full values as 79 cents for
club, 80 cents for forty-fold and 69 cents
for bluestem.
Oats were quiet and the market was re
ported to be weak. The barley trade was
also , slow.
Local receipts In cars were reported by the
Merchants Exchange as follows:
Wheat Barley Flour Oats Hay
Monday 246 70 14 12 2
Tuesday 110 21 2 IS S
Year ago 9S 9 S 12 61
Eeason to date. 4623 704 689 605 69
Year ago 4305 658 627 422 688
Foreign crop conditions are summarized
by the Liverpool Corn Trade News as fol
lows:
United Kingdom The harvesting of wheat
la well advanced. Supplies of native wheat
are fair.
France Threshing of wheat is only pro
gressing slowly, aa a reult of unfavorable
weather. Offerings of new wheat are mod
erate and there are some complaints of poor
condition. Foreign buying continues.' '
uermany oiienngs are uoeral or new
wheat and thla further aervea to confirm
a good outturn.
Russia Threshing returns are generally
satisfactory, both regarding quantity and
quality. Arrivals at the porta for shipment
are large. The outlook for corn as regards
quality la favorable.
Houmanla The weather la clear and
warm, favoring threshing and also the corn
crop. Arrivals of wheat at the ports show a
good Increase. The International Institute
of Bome estimates the wheat crop at 68,000,-
000 bushels (last year 86,000,000 bushels).
Bulgaria The Institute of Rome estimates
the wheat crop at 60.000,000 bushels (last
year 44,000,0 0 0 bushels). This estimate Is
believed to be too optimistic.
Hungary The weather Is more favorable
for corn, it being clear and warmer and
the outlook for this crop Is more hopeful.
India There are no reports of rain In the
drouthy regions and wheat Is held very
firmly.
Australia Our agent cables that the re
cent rains have raised the crop prospects 10
per cent.
KLICKITAT VALLEY WHEAT MOVED I
Eighty Per Cent of Crop Has Been Hauled
to Market.
GOLDENDALE. Wash., Sept. 20. (Spe
cial.) Local warehousemen estimate that
80 per cent of the 1911 grain crop of the
Klickitat Valley has been hauled to market
Klickitat wheatgrowers have been firm hold
ers for higher prices and very little wheat
has been sold since the slump in the grain
market about the time harvest started. R.
D. Sunderland, secretary of the Farmers'
Union at Goldendale, says that about one
half of the wheat tributary to Goldendale
" - cvuincuu oexore narvest at 70a per
ousnel all around. Very little wheat was
contracted In the Centervllle section. A
few thousand baga were marketed during the
flurry about the middle of September, when
pre-harvest prices were quoted for a day or
a two, but most wheatgrowers thought that
' th advanead nrlna at (hat llm, l..,, ...
m - ...... auubtau
a rising market and declined to sell. Con
tracted wheat has been rushed to tide
water as fast as cars could bs obtained, and
warehousemen at Goldendale have had plenty
of floor space to handle the crop with this
year's.
Prices quoted today are: Forty-fold. 69c;
club, 68c; red, 670. College hybrid wheat
Has displaced lorty-roid as the leading 1
rlety grown In the Klickitat Valley, with
red hybrid the favorite among most wheat-
growers.
Seeding of Fall grain, which has been in
progress since September 1. was completed
Saturday and followed by a heavy rain
throughout the valley on Sunday, which
will give It an excellent start.
IRUIT RECEIPTS ARE NOT HEAVY
Prices Are Steady With Moderate Local
Demand.
Fruit receipts -were light yesterday, but
were sufficient for the day's trade. Prices
on the whole were steady and unchanged-
Concord grapes were In better supply than
on tne preceding day, and sold freely at 16
016 cents. California Tokays and other!
iwi-io jauuoj is pasuup poo u ejeat auot
Peaches cleaned up readily, Oregon, bring
ing 40 40 cents and Yakima Elbertas 60 0
ti cents. California clings sold at 75 cents.
A large shipment of Hawaiian pineapples
was received and tharr were quoted at 7
cents a pound. The steamer brought an as
sortment ot sprouts, artichokes and other
Southern vegetables. A car of Netted Gem
potatoes arrived from Yakima and they ware
put on sale at 1 cents a pound.
Country Produce Sells Well.
All Unas of country produce sold at former
prices. Ordinary hens brought .14614
cents, but large hens were worth a half
cent more, because of the Jewish holiday.
This demand, however, was quickly sat-
isfled. Dressed meats neld fairly steadv.
Egg receipts were small and no difficulty
was rouna in ootaining top prices on fresh
stock.
Tbs butter and cheese markets were firm.
Bank Clearings.
Bank clearings of the Northwestern cities
yesterday ware as follows:
Clearing:
Balances.
Portland
$1.63,200 $263,226
lKttl. 2.213. 0S1
Tacomt $30.55$
Snokana 643.654
I - - z - - . . .
Portland euK clearings in oeptemoer
as follows:
September, 1913 $54.SJ7,s
September, 1912 61,981,844
September, 1911 49.691,219
septemoer, llo v n,vo,oia
September, 1909 $4,367,007
I'OBTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Floor, Feed, Eta.
WHEAT Track prices: Club. 7879e:
bluestem. 8S4iuc: lorty-lold. 80c: red rus-
lil,n 77fr78c: vallflv. 80c
KLOUH fatenta. per Daxroi;
I .trait-hra. I4-10: exnorta. Z3.E5I98.70: Val-
mi. , V . K' w. w, w uw.w
rw,B, , whIta. 125 B0ffl28 Mr ton.
CORN Whole, $3": cracked. $38 per ton.
MILLSTUFFS Bran. S22 per ion;
shorts. $24 per ton; middling.. SSI par
Inn.
BARLEY Feed. $25 per ton; brewing.
12li2rt 5ft- rolled. 12S029.
HAY Fancy Eastern Oregon timotnj, n
16; timothy and clover. 1415: timothy
and alfalfa. 1121314: alfalfa. 112: clover
$.6010 oat and vetch, 110011; cheat, tit
011; valley grain nay, iigyu.
Fruits and Vegetables,
Local lobblnr Quotations:
TROPICAL. FKU1TS oranges. $4,500
tier box: lemons. (8.5009 per bos: pins-
I apples, 7o per pound; bananas, 4 is So per
yuunu.
ONIONS Oregon and Walla Walla, 21.50
per sack.
VEGETABLES Beans. 894c per pound;
cabbage. lo Per pound: cauliflower.
$2percrate; corn, 1015c dozen; cucumbers.
20040c per box: eggplant. 697a per pound;
head lettuee. HA A 411a tier dozen: Deas. StvTti
Der nound: DeDDera. 5ti27c Der pound: rad
ishes. 10012c per dozen: tomatoes. 1080o
per oox; garlic, loo per pouna; sprouts, iuo
per pound: artichokes. $1.25 per dozen;
squash, l&c per pound; pumpkins, 134o per
pound; celery, 4UtQt.oc per aozen.
POTATOES Oregon. $1.00 per nunureo;
buying price, 75385c at shipping points:
sweet potatoes, $202.25 per crate.
GREEN FRUIT Apples, 60c 0 $2.00 per
box: cantalouDea. $1.5001.75 Der crate;
peaches, 40 0 70a per box; plums, 80 0 500
per box; pears, $101.50 per box; grapes,
70c $1.25 per crate, 158 160 per basket;
eaaabaa, $1.73 per dozen; cranberries, $9 per
barrel.
Dairy ana Country Produce).
T.oeai lohhlna Quotations:
POULTRY Hens, 14014Ho: springs, ITc;
turkeva. live. 20022c dressed, nominal;
durka. 12015a: a-eese. 12 S 12 Wo.
EGGS Oregon xren raucn, canaico, aoiy
Sfla Der dozen.
CHEESE Oregon triplets, no; jjasies.
17 He: Younr Americas. 18a,
BUTTER Oregon creamery putter euDea,
84o per pooed: butter law aeuverea, sg
per pound.
PORK Fancy, 11 012c per pouna.
VEAL Fancy. 16 0160 per pound.
Staple orocertea,
Local lobbing quotations:
SALMON Columbia River, one-pound
talla 12.25 Der dozen: half-pound flats.
sl.40: one-pound flats. $2.45: Alaska, pink.
one-pound tails, 85c; sllversldea, one-pound
talis, zi.xo.
HONEY Choice. 13.25 0 3.73 per case.
NUTS Walnuts. 180 per pound; Brazil
nuts. 12U615o: filberts. 1515Uo: almonds.
too; peanuts, 505ttc; cocoanuta, 8Oc0$l
per dozen: chestnuts, no per pouna; mck-
orynuts, SffllOo; pecans, 17c; pine. 17tt02Ua
BEANS small wnite. 0c; large waits.
Ettc; Lima. 6.80c; pink. 4.15c; Mexican,
5o: bayou. 4.1&C
EI.GAK Fruit and berry. 83.65: Honolulu
plantation, $3.60; beet. $3.45; extra C, $5.15;
powdered, barrels, 5.90; cubes, barrels.
$6.05.
UOfT E1B Roasted, in arums, iboszo per
pound.
SALT Granulated. 814 per ton; hair-
ground 100s, $10.25 per ton; 50a, $11 per ton;
dairy, $12.50 per ton.
KICK No. 1 Japan, BtfSUo: cheaper
grades. 4tto: Southern head. 5oee.
DRIED FRUITS Apples, 10c per pound:
apricots. 12014c: Beaches. 8011c: crunea
Italians, 8010c: silver. 18c; figs, white and
black, 614 0ic; currants, vfec; raisins, loose
Muscatel, 814, 01 Mo; Dieacnea, laompson.
1144c: unbleacaed. Sultanas. 5Mo: seeded.
7Vi08c; dates, Persian. 7tt08o per pound;
lard. $1.63 per box.
FIGS Twelve 10-ounce. boo: 50 6-ounee.
81.85: 70 4-ounce. $2.50: 80 10-ounce. $2.25.
loose. 50-pound boxes. 6tt07o; Smyrna,
boxes, $1.1001.23; candled. $3 per box.
Provisions.
T.ornl Inhhtn? nuotatlnns:
HAMS 10 to 12-pound average, 22Ho; 12
Co 14 pounds, 2214c; Dolled, aic; SKinnea,
23c: picnic ISMa: boned and rolled. 27c
BACON Fancy, 3003014c: standard, 220
2614c
LARD Tierce basis, pure. lbHc; com
pound. 10 c
DRY SALT - MEATS Backs. 1010;
smoked, 17c; bellies, 18 to 20 pounds. 16c;
plates. 12c
MISCELLANEOUS Sliced Deer . insiaes.
34c; pickled pigs' feet, kits, $1.25; quarter
barrels, $3.15; halt barrels, $u; sausage, 23 0
32c; dry salt strips. 10 to 12 pounds, 10c;
bacon strips, 10 to 12 pounds, lino.
Hops, V'ool and Sides.
HOPS 1913 crop, 23 26o per pound; 1912
crop, nominal.
PELTS Dry, 10c; Spring lambs, 400600;
shearlings, 80050c
HIDES salted hides. 1Z01ZHO per id.;
It kip. 13013Ko: salted calf. 17018c;
green hides. 11011HO; dry hides, 23023140:
dry calf, 25c; salted bulla, SVso per lb,;
green bulla, 714c
MOHAIR 1918 clip. 25026c per pound.
CASCARA BARK Old and new. Bo per
pouna.
Unseed Oil. Gasoline, iie.
LINSEED OIL Raw, barrels. 62c: boiled.
barrels. 64c; raw, cases, 67c; cases, 690.
OIL MEAL F. o. b. Portland works: car-
lots. $35: 6 and 10-ton lota. $34; ton lots.
$35.
TURPENTINE Barrels, 5814c: cases. 61a
COAL OIL Cases. 1714 02014c; drums
and barrels, 1O013HC
WAfiULINE cases, 23c: bulk. ISO.
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
PORTLAND. Sept. 30. Maximum temper
ature, 67 degrees, minimum, 44 degrees.
River reading. 8 A. M.. 4.7 feet: change in
last 24 hours, .2 foot rise. Total rainfall (5
f. Ai. to 0 f. 31.). none: total since Septem
ber 1. 1913, 2.5S Inches: normal. 1.84 Inches:
excess, .74 Inch. Total sunshine. 6 hours. 46
minutes; possible 11 hours. 4S minutes.
Barometer treduced to sea level) at 5 P. AL.
0u.1v incnes.
THQ WEATHER.
g D Wind
I -3 j
M l"
S US - S eta is ot
STATIONS. 2 j Weather.
I - :
Baker
62 0.00!
GjNWIClear
Boise
Boston
esio.ool 8 W
Clear
66:0.00 8SE
68iO.00!Calm
68;0.18 4W
68,0.00:Calm
Clear
Calgary ,
Chicago ......
Colfax Vl
-Ft. cloudy
fl. cloudy
Ajiear
Denver .......
Des Moines ...
Duluth
Eureka
70,0.00 12N
Cloudy
esjo'.OS 6-NWlClear
os o.uo:jo:sw
Clear
60 0.00
SN
Clear
Rain
Galveston ....
84:0.00
6:E
8IW
Helena
Jacksonville . .
660.00
Cloudy
90,0.00
4'NW
t;iear
Kansas Cltv
74;0.00 6:.V
.Clear
Clear
Clear
Klamath Falls
61 0.00
4 W
Laurler .
71 0.00
4 W
Los Angeles ..
Marshneld ....
Medford
Montreal ......
New Orleans . .
80 0.00
s a
Clear
68 0.01
10;NW
Clear
Clear
Clear
72,0.00
6010.00
4'NW
6:SB
90 o.88io:sa
Rain
Clear
New York
oio.ooiioifl
North x aklma
72 O.OO
710.00
ss'o.oo
640.00
67:0.00
4 3
Clear
Pendleton ....
Phoenix
Pocatello
4:NE
8lW
4IW
Clear
Clear
Clear
Portland
7INW
Clear
Clear
Roseberg .....
6S 0.00
10 NW
Sacramento
8S,O.O0il4!NW
.Clear
St. Louis
76,0.00,12 NW
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
St. Paul
Salt Lake
70 O.0O 4 N
6410.021 4:E
78 0.00il2 W
San Francisco .
Spokane ......
68 0.00 4!XW!
Clear
Clear
iClear
.Clear
Tacoma
620.00 6'N
54 0. CO SNE
6810.00 4N
SOjO.t- 4,E
78'0.00:2;E
7710. 001 4IN
Tatoosh Island
Walla Walla
Washington
Pt. cloudy
I Weiser . . .
kwiear
Wenalchee
lioar
'Clear
I Winnipeg . .
74'lf.uu uiinwi
Yellowetone
62:0.Oo!l6iNWiRaln
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
A larrs high-pressure area overlies the
North Paclflo and Northern Rocky Mountain
states. A shallow depression overlies th
1..K S region auu iub uaivntrior is I .lativwjr
In. nv Knnrh.rn California Arliona and I
New Mexico.
Showers and thunder storms
bave occurred In portions of the Lpper Mis-
alsslppl Valley, upper Lake region and the
Gulf states. It is warmer on the Pacific
Slope and cooler in the Nor England statea
Elsewhere the changes in temperatures hav
been unimportant.
The conditions are tfvorable for fair
weather In this district Wednesday.
FORECASTS,
and vicinity Fair;
Portland
northerly I
winds.
Oregon, washlngtoa
and
Idaho Fair;
north to east winds.
EDWARD A. BEALP, District Forecaster.
Berlin chauffeurs are forbidden to smoke
while on duty, in an effort to keep down
the number of accidents. The law applies
to anyone operating a car.
ISTOCKSTEHD LOWERl
Drop in Values Not Warranted
by News.;
MARKET ALLOWED TO SAG
Bears Attempt Raid, but With In
different Success Bonds Hold
Steady Time Money Is
Quoted Easier.
NEW YORK. Seot. 80. There was no
change In the speculative situation on the
anri rnlhln. fmm Mnh tn f.nhlnn ven
. : . . . .
Traders talked about the taiiff. although
w-w, i . . t., 1,..,
anrarant for aoma tlma With the effects
of the new law as yet unknown, and In
view of reports of lessening aotlvlty In
various lines of Industry, it was felt that
bullish operationa at present involved an
extra hazzard. ReDOrts from the steel trade.
w i, i u ii is Dcmr wiicnta iiiu, i uiubsij, iviu
further slackening in new business and our-
In. Ik. Am-wr-m Hull.. 1 - , , Mnk.1,1
target or traders on tne snort side.
A bear raid was attempted at tne open
ing. Aside from a break of H4 in Union
Paolflo, the list held fairly steady and such
slight losses aa were lnflloted were made
up before noon.
In the last hair or the day nncea gradu
ally gave way. Union Padflo broke nearly
three points.
commercial paper was lower and time
money developed a slightly easier tendency,
in spite of the pendency of October 1
payments.
Bonds were steady. Total galea par value.
i,o-a,uui united stales bonds were un
changed on call.
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by J. C. Wilson A Co.. Lewis
building, Portland.
Closing
Daiea. xiign. i.ow. na.
AmsJ Copper . .
Am Beet Sugar.
Am Can Co ...
28.3UU 74 J 73 i
7314
600 264 ' 251a.
. 25
11.600 83 is 82
82
do preferred. .
1.20O 833 93
93
43
Am Car & Fdy.
700 44 y, 44
Am Cotton OIL.
200 41 S 41U
tig
99
10914
11614
Am bmel Be Ref
2,200 60 65
do preferred. .
100 99 K 99.
Am Sugar
do preferred..
Am Tel Tel. .
8O0 111 109
12814
Am Tobacco . . .
Anaconda .....
Atl Coast Line..
A T & Santa Fe
soo
1,100
40O
8,200
100
1,900
3.000
12.600
6,600
""ioo
1,800
400
4.400
1,000
600
240
37H
121
94
99
94
b914
23014
6814
128
106
22 H
80 Z
801,
132
237'.4
8654
121
94
99
94
88
22314
67 3
128
10
23
2Ti
2914
18214
237
8614
121
84
do Dreferred..
m
93
68
228
67
12
128
104
Bait & Ohio ...
Brook K Tran. .
Canadian Pao
C O .,
C u O W
C & N W .....
C. M & St Paul.
Central Leather
Chlno
2114
29
Col Fuel & Iron
Consol Gas ....
D, L & W
D & HQ
2U
182
400
19
Distilling Secur
Erie
General Eleo ..
Gt North Ore. .
Gt North pf ...
400
4.300
600
1,000
1.600
400
1,600
8.100
200
1.70O
200
"hod
13 H
2U
1464
3514
12714
110 14
15 im
C314
2414
133 H
2114
8014
4514
125
"8314
ioi"
ivi.
21
13H
2814
146 '4
84 44
126 .
11014
1514
6194
2414
1551i
13514
182
21
29
4514
12344
'kM
ioiii
iiitt
2054
12
28
143
8414
120
Illinois Central..
Interboro Met ..
110
11
24
155
do preferred..
K C Southern..
Lehigh Valley..
Louis & Nash. .
Mexican Central ,
130 14
13
182
21
29
44 14
123
M. S P & S S M
Mo, Kan & Tex
400
Mo Paclflo 7,400
National Lead
400
Nat Biscuit ....
,1.800
"466
'"'soo
i',006
400
do preferred..
116
N Y Central
N Y, Ont & Wes
95
21)
Nonoik e west
104
North America.
Northern Pao . .
Paclilo Mall ....
Paclflo T e T..
70
111
20:
27
90
do preferred-.
Pennsylvania ...
112
127
People s uas . ..
Reading
ReDublla S & L
166
20
Rock Island Co.
Southern Pao ..
114
9014
Southern Ry ...
22
Texas Oil
Union Paclflo . .
do preferred. .
United Rds S F
U S Steel Cor. .
do preferred..
Utah Copper ...
111
167
62
20
68
108
61
Wabash
Western Union.
8
07
Westing Eleo ..
600 6874 88
68
Wisconsin Cent.
66
Total sales for the day, 446.600 shares.
BONDS.
Reported by Overbeck & Cooke Co., Board
of Trade building, Portland.
Bid. Asked.
Atchison general 4s
Atlantic Coast Line, 1st 4s
B 4 O gold 4s
B R T 4s
Chesapeake ft Ohio 4a..
C M St P Bn 4a
64 94
.... 91
92
88
96
101
.... 52
C R I coi 4B
C B Q Joint 4s
Erie general 4s..
Int Met 4s
Louisville & Nashville uni 4s.-
Mlosourl Pacific 4s
N & W 1st con 4s
Northern Pacific 4s
Oregon Short Line ref 4a
Oregon Ry Nav 4s
Paclflo Tel 6s
Penna con 4s
Reading general 4s
St L & San Fran ref 4s......
Southern Pacific ref 4s......
Southern Paclflo col 4a
Southern Railway 5s
Southern Railway 4s
TTnlted Railway inv s
United Paclflo 1st and ref 4s
United states eteei
West Shore es
Wabash 4s .
Westlnghouse Eleo conv 6s....
Wisconsin Central 4s
United States 2s registered.. . ..
United States 2s coupon
United States 8s registered....
United Staes Ss coupon.......
United Staes 4s registered....
United Statea 4s coupon
Stocks at Boston.
BOSTON, Sept. 30. Closing quotations:
Allouez
86
Mohawk 42
Amalg Copper.
A Z L & 6m...
Arizona Com . .
78
19
4
75
Nevada Con .... 16
Nlplsslng Mines. 8
North Butts..... 27
North Lake...... 1
Old Dominion... 81
Osceola ........ 78
B & C C & a m.
Cal & Arizona
Cal & Hecla. .
. 68
.435
Centennial
14
Qulncy 61 A
Cod Ran Con Co 40
ffi Butte Cos M. 12
Shannon 6
Superior ........ 2 o
Franklin 8
G-ranbv Con ... 71
Sup & Boa MIn.. 2
Tamaraca 01
U S S R A M... 40
do prefered... 47
Greene Cananea, 80
I Royane tuopi ib
Kerr Lake 8
Lake Copper.... S.
Utah Con 9
Utah Copper Co. 61
Winona 1
La sane copper
Miami Copper... 22
wolverine ...... eo
Money, Exchange. Eta.
NEW YORK. Sept. 80. Money on call
firm, 2 03; ruling rate, 8; closing, 2 03.
Time loans steady; 60 days, 4 04; 90
.11 - ., mnntni ik.
" -' -.7., - .. . , . .
Prime .?tr(rVni;
bills, (4.8565 for demand; commercial bills.
$4.81-.
Bar sirver, onto.
Mnvlnan dollars. 47c
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds
steady.
i.okdok EeDt. 80. Bar silver easy.
78 fl-lfld nor ounce. Money, 808 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market for
short bills is 4 per cent; lor tnrea nwnmr
bills, 4 04 per cent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80. Sliver bars,
61. Mexican dolars nominal. Drafts, sight,
02; do telegraph, OS. Sterling In London, 90
days, $4.82; do sight. $4.85.
Coffee and Sugar.
YORK. Sept. 80. Reports of less
I Weatner 111 unill. imiuiDr vnuiltry
receipts ana lirmor oiwfc aii.uai.iwtt
. ,,h .dv.noa In rnffea futuraa todav.
The opening was steaay at a decline 01 one
tn aaven nointa ana Drices sola seven w
SXrjTJtfSti
25 to SO point. October. B.ooo: !JocmbBr,
n dftn . TamiBT-v 1 A l.'n Xf srii til VXn- Ma. v.
10.40c: July." IO.660. ....
uuii,.um. . . , . 1
Raw sugar Bareiy steaay; centruugai. I
V "
, I
Metal Markets.
urc-nr vmiir Rnt. an iiad ateadv. 4.75
offered: London. 420 6s.
Snelter quiet. 5.8006.70; London, 20 17s
8- . .. . , . I
Copper dull, tstanaara, spot ana wirnun
15.40016.87; November ejd December, 18.40 I
700 112'4 11214
2,900 128 H 126
52,500 168 lT 16614
1,400 2114 21
SOO 15 14 4
4.30O 9114 9034
400 22 2214
800 113 112
73.500 159 V4 156
. 600 83 ' 83
79.766 60H '68
1,100 109 109
6,200 62 61
400 4 874
91
83
88
162"
63
95 . TO14
..74 75
.. 77 77
.. 93 93
.. 66 68
.. 93 93
.. 94 95
..91 91
. . 92 92
,. 98 98
..104 104
..94 o
,. 69 70
..01 91
.. 89 90
..108 104
.. 75 75
..65 67
..93 93
...10O 100
94
60 51
91 92
87 88
96 97
96 98
102 103
102 103
100 110
109 110
016.80: electrolytic, 16.75 0 16.87; lake, 17.00;
"Sarin lflA4.fiat.7K.
Tin weak. Spot to November, 4O.7504L25.
Antimony auu. uooksons, s.au.
Iron quiet and unchanged.
Ijindnn markets closed aa follows!
Copper easy. Spot. i72 7a 6d; futures, 72
5.
Tin easy. Spot. 188; futures, 1188 Bs.
Iron Cleveland warrants, 54s 4 Ho,
SAX FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Prices Quoted at the Bay City for Yego-
tables. Fruit, Etc
saw vra AKCTSCO. Sent 80. The follow
ing produce prices were current here today:
Fruit Apples, BeUQowers, $101.50; New
towns, $1.25 01.50: other varieties. 4Oc0
$1.60; Mexican limes, $8010; California
lemons, $4.608.60; pineapples, S102.
Cheese New, 160170; Young Americas,
16c.
Hit Wheat. $19.50 0 20.50: wheat and
oats. $17018: alfalfa, $1O013.W.
i. . t. K-nnov ranrn. i: : more. oo.
Butter Fancy creamery, 88Ma; seconds.
9n.
Vegetables t;noumoera, ovujfoo; sravu
hhti, hnan, H .X :,n : ersniant.
80085c .,
Onions New, yenow, i.ivvi.iD p-
Unto in.. N.v river wnicea. oocto'ii -
Unas Burbanks. $1.7501.85; Merced sweets.
.1 OK A 1 KA
KUHDI IIDUT. -,VW , .
5880 centals; potatoes, 8570 sacks; hay,
tons. - - - -
Naval Stores.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 8a Turpentine Firm,
842: receipts.
838;
88H0 to 88o; sales.
a I Rnaln Steady for high grades, weaker
I . . : ,,. ,, 0111- Mo-lnta. 37SO-.
.hlDments. 8387: stocks, 164,983. Quote: A,
B, C. D. H, r. o: . -s;'
n. . JLU: AU .u; At, t-. '
Cotton Market.
mihiu vneir fl.nt - Rn. C.iftnn futures
closed steady. 18 to 14 points lower, Ooto
ber. 18.78; December, 18.65: January, 13.50;
L-V .OKA. U-v 1ft AQ! JUlV. 1S.DX
v& t . , .. ,
Bnot QuleL Middling uplands, 18.201 do.
,r r. KsJea 600 bales.
I . .
crlvato report
made average
oondl-
Uon, 67.6.
RUN OF SHEEP USE
RECORD ' RECEIPTS AT XAK11S
A.XD GOOD PRICES.
Thirty-Six Loads Brought In During
Day All Classes of Mutton
Sell Higher.
The sheep market wag the feature of the
n.nk traAn. Yesterday. Not only was
there a record run at tne yaras, 00 car
loads; but the best prices of the season
were realized on cnoice oiiermBa au
and baa- markets held steady.
The most important sheep sale or tne aay
was a bunch of 60 young wethers that were
taken at $4.63. Fancy awes sold at $4.85
and others at $3.80. Several loads or cnoice
lamha brought $5.50.
The cattle trade was active without im-
Dortant change In price. Steers sold from
$6.25 to $7.60 and cows from $4 to $6.25.
Hog quotations of the previous day were
repeated, a load of tops going at $8.75 and
other grades sold accordingly. Receipts were
118 cattle. 185 hogs and 7168 sneep.
Shippers were: Smith A Leonard, Sonny,
1 oar of sheep; E. Shaw, Condon, 2 cars of
ham: M. S. Thompson. Aahland, 7 oars ot
sheep; Brodlne Bheep Company, Madras, 1
car of sheep; D. D. Dennis, Shanlko, 8 cars
sheep; Rosco Shepard, Chinook, 13 cars ot
heen: George Hetton. 5 cars cattle; euin-
van, 1 car hogs; Brodlne Sheep Company,
Madras. 1 car of hogs and sheep; J. Mc-
Cancle, Lyle, 4 cars of sheep; William Shop-
hard. Chinook. 4 oars sheep.
The davs sales were as xouows
Weight. Price.
56 hogs 198
63 ewes .'J 94
$8.73
4.85
6.25
4.05
2.75
100 lambs i... 76
1 yearling 80
29 ewes 98
43 ewes 98
8.00
104 ewes 109
8.80
3.80
70 ewes 110
66 lambs 79
74 hogs 181
16 hogs 261
75 hogs 192
1 lamb 90
8 steers 1013
21 steers A .1084
29 steers ...1046
2 cows 1020
4 cows 1022
21 steers ... 1..11S0
23 cows , 1133
6 cow ....v.. 1063
8 cows 1070
10 bulls 1370
24 steers' 1323
14 steers ,....1230
13 steers 1252
80 steers 831
30 steers 785
3 bulls 1530
1 bull 1540
6.23
8.85
7.50
8.60
6.00
7.00
7.85
7JB3
5.50
6.35
7.10
6.65
6.00
5.25
6.00
7.60
7.60
7.25
7.00
6.85
5.60
6.00
238 ewes 97
8.80
4.65
4.60
6.50
6.50
6.60
7.23
8.25
60 wethers 79
820 lambs
66
219 lambs ,
195 lambs ,
.. 74
.. 77
.. 79
.. 820
.. 101
. . 210
.. 157
. .1150
. . 933
.. 978
..1010
..1190
..1110
..1050
64 lambs .
2 hogs ,
105 hogs
1 hog ...
8.25
84 hogs ..
8.60
1 steer ..
6.25
10 steers
7.00
8 cows
8 cows .,
4.50
6.23
6.75
4.00
6.23
5.50
4.50
6.00
1 cow . .
1 cow . . ,
1 cow . . ,
1 cow . . .
1 cow . . ,
830 a
...1180
. ..1020
... Ran
1 bull ...
2 heifers
6.25
The range of prices at the yardc was a.
xouows:
Cattle
Prime steers . . .
Choice steers ...
Medium steers
Prime cows ....
Choice cows ...
Medium cowe ,.
. 7.750$8.OO
. 7.60 0 7.71
. 7.26 0 7.66
. 6.75 0 7.0J
. 1.600 6.7!
. 6.2KO est
, 6.25 0 7.00
Heifers
Light calves ..
Heavy calves .............
Bulls
. s.00 0 t.aa
. S.760 7.7S
. 4.00 6.(4
. 6.76 0 1 11
Stags
Hogs
Light ,
Heavy
. 8.400 8.7S
. 7.450 7.80
. 8.500 4.65
. 8.00-3 4.85
. 4.00 0 6.50
Sheep,
Wethers
Ewes
Lambs
Omaha Livestock Market.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sent. BO. Catt
rteceipts, ooo; market, lower. Native
steers, $7.6009.35: cows and heifers. $80
7.65;- Western steers, $8.2508.25; Texas
steers, $5.7607.20; range cows and heifers.
o.Diif i.iu; calves, ao. 1 o w v . t o.
nogs Receipts. 6200: market lower.
.4cuvjr. o.,vt!' . Hint, aa.outu' o.u: Pisa,
IB7.50-. hulk of sales. 1S.25 fi 3.1
Sheep Receipts, 43,000; market, steady.
Yearlings. S5.2O05.7O: wethers. 14i4 BO;
lambs, $6.700 7.20.
Chicago livestock Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. 80. Cattle Ueealnts.
7000: market, glow and weak. Beeves, U.30
trt: U - T..n. ,l..r, .7 ,1 rt, G . txf
steers, $6.200 8.85: stockers and feeders.
a.evco'o; cows ana neizers, I3.BO0H.7O
calves, $7.75011.25.
Hogs Receipts. 19,000; market, steady to
snaae aDove yesteraavs averae-a. i.iirht.
$8.4509.05; mixed, $8.20 0 9.00; heavy, $8.05
aju.w: rougn. i8.uora8.25: mrs. S407.75
bulk of sales. $8.3508.75..
Bneep ec
oiiocjj xveceipia, oo.iuu; market, steaay to
'"" Natl
rons. native, ad. urai.io weatern. iaki
wi. o Triinn. .so n a. i o : lamDB. native.
$5.75 0 7.85; Western. $5.7507.85.
NEW SCHOOL IS WANTED
Residents Between East Knott and
Bast Presoott fart Move.
A committee of property owners,
with the Rev. Oswald W. Taylor as
chairman, yesterday started a canvass
of the territory bounded by East
Twenty-second, East Knott, East For-
I ty-second and East Prescott streets, to
nnmh,. nr anhnnl h lH..n
,1.. .,, , - 0 l ,
the OD16Ct Being- tO SCOUTS a SCtlOOl
nousa m mis territory. Also tne com-
m ttani wnrirma- in Thi. rcprunrw a
f ttm? the signature, tc, a. petition -
luroBawu iu iuo coaiu u. rjuucauuu naif
I n that a mi f aa hn ean vaari I
I Th. natltiona and information o-a.tr,.
- - -
for th building- at the com ni school
meeting-. It Is set forth that a bullumg
u t.,.11. ... M. ..m T...l.
call no vuuh vno inns iivm mo xi viiig,-
ton.
Fernwood and Vernon school
houses, and that It Is greatly needed.
Several locations nave Deen maricea
lout as available for a site of two
blocks, so there will be room for the
" , j., ,
building and recreation grounds.
LADD &TILTON BANK
Eiteblialod 1859.
Ca7jltal.a mi im ies see
I
Surplus . twtiw.MMwntaaaMi. 1,000,000.00
Deposit . .....e.oe-..owToae..l4,000.000.00
Commercial and
, ,
dward Cooklngharn, Vles-rraa,
unckiey, (asnier.
Corner WaaMnftoa tuid Zklrd Streets.
80
First National Bank
Capital $1,500,000
Surplus $1,000,000
OldertNSfional Bank West -of ihvRo&y
Mountains
COEKES FTEST AND WAtUiiHaTOH'
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
of San Francisco rounded 1864
Capital Paid In, , . .. $8,500,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits ,$7,989,356.07
Commercial Banking and Savings Departments
PORTLAND OFFICE
Third and Stark Streets
The Security Savings
Fifth and Morrison Streets
Capital and Surplus - - $1,400,000
Desires the accounts of individuals,
firms and corporations and mil extend
every accommodation consistent with
sound banking.
m It! SUPPLY BIG
Large Increase In World's Vis
ible Eases Wheat.
OFF NEARLY CENT AT END
Liberal Offerings Try Canada and
Large Russian Shipments Ex
pected, Also Give Advantage
to- Bears at Chicago.
rmr.fiO. Sent. 30. World's available
supply figures, showing an increase nearly
double that or a year ago. acted as a -weigm
today on the price of wheat. Although the
market was steadv at the close, latest quo
tatlons were 4o to c lower. Corn lost
lifDVa to lo net and oats 0 to 0o.
In crovlsions the outcome was a decline
varying from a shade to 400.
(Moat of the buying of wheat seemed to
be merely for the purpose of covering short
sales. Announcement was made that the
world's available stock now exceeded last
year's total by more than 25,000.000 bushels.
Liverpool dispatches, telling of liberal Cana
dian offers and ot Dig Russian shipments
looked for, tended to give bears an aavan
tare from the outset.
In the corn crowd general selling of Sep
tember proved the main feature. Most of
the business, however, was in small lots.
Oats had a heavy undertone. The reason
anoeared to He in Canadian competition.
Liquidating sales by noiaers easea tne
provision market. The only decided de-
oll n a, however, was in oeptemner pora.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Rent S .S6i t .8542. 1 .85 $ .85
Dec r-
5 t4 .88 .01 -fa .ci 14
.92 .93 .82 .92
May ..
CORN.
I Bept. ....
.71
.70
.72
.71
.70
m
.70
Dec
.TOt4
.71
May ....
OATS.
... .41 .41
... .42 .43
46 .46
Sept.
Deo.
.41
.42
45 .
It.,
I UCL'
.45
MESS PORK.
Jan. .19.90 19.90
May 20.05 20.03
19.83
20.02
20.02
LARD.
Jan, ...... 10.92 10.92
May 1L05 11.05
' 10.90
10.87
1L02
11.02
SHORT RIBS.
Jan 10.47 10.47 10.43
May 10.57 10.60 10.55
10.43
10.55
Caah auntationa were:
Corn No. 2. 72 0 7301 No. J white.
72078o: No. 8 yellow, 72078c; no.
71072c: NO. 3 White, 1274 0 too, nH
8 yellow, 72 0 730.
Rye, No. 2, 630ooo.
Barley, 58 0 85c.
Timothy, $8.75 0 5.25. .
Clover, $9.600 12.00.
Minneapolis Grain Market,
WTNNTEAPOLIS. Soot. 80. Close: Wheat.
No. 1 hard, 86o; No. 1 Northern, 83 o to
85;4c; No. 2 Northern, 81o to 83; ro.
2 hard Montana, 8388c; No. 3 wheat.
79c to lc; BeptemDer, e7fto; jjocaui-
ber. 85e.May, 89 90a,
Barley uncnangeo.
Flax $L410L43
European Grain Markets.
LONDON, Sept. 30. Cargoes on
passage
quiet; buyers reserved.
.tZ?y. OV.ZZl
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 80. Wheat Spot
..muw .ti., aian,
Yagrt Sound Wheat Markets.
1 sian. 1 ya
I v-.t.i-riav-. a rnmts Wheat. 148: bar.
ley, 9; oats, 7; hay, 10.
DC & 1 TT V nr.al, D.nl AO TDt mt Til n
I ritem. S9c; f'ortyfold, 81c; club, SOc; red Rus
sian, 7UO.
Yesterday's car receipts Wheat, 64; corn,
2; oats, 14; barley, 8; hay, 41; flour, 6.
Baa Francisco Grain Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. SO. Spot quota
f 1,000,000.00
Savings Accounts
WllJJMU.
Hnh.,1 1 Wjmm mA 1, AafltttaA
J. vv laaiAWl. caenier.
Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashlsr.
and Trust Company
tions! Walla Walla, $1.48 01.47; red Bus.
sian, $1.4501.46; Turkey red, $1.67 01.60;
bluestem, $i.uet 1.62 V4 : reod barley, $i.7
01.40; brewing, $1.47: white oats, $1.46 I
81: ehorts. ziS.ROiffl 26.
Call Board Barley, firm ; Deeember, $1.45 I
Bid, i.4u askea; may, $1.02 oia.
London Wool Sale.
LONDON, Sept. 80. There were 18.600
bales offered at the wool auotion today.
American purchases were estimated at 6000
to 6000 boles.
Duluth Unseed Market.
DULUTH, Sept. 80. - Close: Lrnseed, I
$1,43: May, $1.46 asked; September,
$1.43 nominal; October, $1.42.
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 80. Evaporated apples I
firm, prupea quiet, peaches steaay.
Chicago Froduoe Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. 80. Butter, unchanged. I
Eggs, unchanged; receipts, 652
cases.
Hops
YORK.
at New York.
Sept. 80. Hops,
NEW
steady.
Corporations Under Ban.
SAX.EM. Or., Sept. 80. (Special.)
The Oreson Telephone Herald Company,
a Portland, concern which proposed to
furnish the news over telephone to
Its patrons, was denied a permit to
jo business in the state by Corporation
Commissioner Watson today. Mr. Wat.
son said that the company had not I
proved the business would be a safe
Investment for shareholders. The per
mit of the Call and Advertising Com
pany was Tevoked. the Commisloner al-
lesrinsr that it had not kept Its promise
lo pool its stock and erect a factory
In Milwaukle and not to sell stock fori
less than par.
The total foreign trade of the republlo
of Costa Rica during 11(12, aoeoraing 10 of
ficial statistics, amounted to $20,048,811,
consisting of Imports, $10,0T9.BO7, and ex
ports, M,utn,uu.
The
Canadian Bank
of Commerce
HEAD OFTT0B
Toronto, Canada.
E4rtsbliahedl867.
A general netnkiri business
tnnsssd.
Interest paid m time hpotHa.
Letters of Credit Travelera'
Check! leaned,
PORTLAND BRANCH,
Corner Second and Stark Sta.
F. C MALPAS, Manafer.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
STEAMSHIP
Sails Today 6:30 P. M. for
SAN FBANCIS00, LOS ANGELES
AND SAN DIEGO
SAN FEAN0ISC0, PORTLAND &
LOS ANGELES STEAMSHIP CO.
(With Denver & Bio Grande R. R.)
124 Third Street. A 4596, Main 26
NEW YORK -PORTLAND
REGULAR FREIGHT SERVICE.
Low Ratea Schedule f ine
AMERICAN-HAWAIIAN S. S. CO.
(IS Railway Kzchsuaaa Bid,
rartlaad. Qc
Maht 88T8. A SBtat
.AMERICAN
UrrfetSS.Co.
r 400 Ships
in the
L30&&19:
WORLD ,
TONS,
S.S1MPERAT0R'
World's Largest Shis
. Sails Again
Oct 11,3 P.M.Noy.1,11 A.M.
Enabling paien,;er so rrw ,
LONDON and PARIS on sixth an
tn HAMBURG on venlli da.
Books now open.
LONDON, PARIS, HAMBURG
Pres. Grant Oct. 8, U noon
.Vtatnrla Ijilae Oct. 9. 1 P.M.
Imperator .Oct. 11, S
Pres. IJnooln Oct. is, it a. u.
Amerlka Out, 13, 11 A, il.
First cabin onij.
ttTB. 8. Penn.rlvanla aad S, S,
Pretoria sail from New Pier fool
ef 8d St., Soutb Brookljto, All
ether Sailings In this eervlca front
I
our Hoboken riere.
MEDITERRANEAN
Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa
E7A1I eteamers In this earvlee
leave from M)W PIEK, $8d .t.
So. Brooklyn, l ake 8911a St. erry.
b. 8. Moltko (11.600 tons)
Oct. T, 11 A. It,
8, a. Ciaclansul
CRUISE
ABOUND THB WOBUB
Through the
PANAMA CANAL,
JANUARY, 191a,
BOOKS NOW OnSsT
t70n Tonrist Departmeat ar
I ranges Tonrs by tuui or Biean.
l ii tu all parts of the World.
EMBURG-AMRICAN LINE
169 Powell .t., San Francisco, Cai,(
ciouinoni rMiiiw o oin .i
O.-w. k. a n, v-o., nor. fa
clflo, D. R. O. R. R,
IJUriinstoo nuuw, jail
waukle A Pugst Sound
R. R Oreat North-,
em Railway Co
lorsey a. umito,
tit 6th St., Port,
land, Oregon,
V
NORTH
GERMAN
Raiser Wllhelm der Orosso.Oct. 14
Kaiser Wllhelm II Oct. 21
Kxonprlnz Wllhelm Oct. 28
Fast Mall Ballings.
Prlnz FTIedrlch Wllhelm. ..Oct. 16
fOrossor Kurfuerst Oct. za
tFrledrloh der Orosse Oct. 30
turemen airect.
LONDON PA HIS BREMEN
Baltimore-Bremen direct; one
cabin (II); Wednesdaya
Ballings on SATURDAY for
THE MEDITERRANEAN
Barbarossa Oct. 18
Berlin Nov. 1
Through rates from New York to
EGYPT. INDIA and FAR EAST
SOUTH AMERICA Via Europe
Independent AROUND
Trips, starting THE WORLD
any time or place $583.30
WEST INDIES AST)
PANAMA ajAJJIAl.
Cruises During Jan., Feb, A Mar.
v J
A,t. K Rraadwav. N. T. : Robert
Capelle, O. A. P. C., 2S0 Powell
St., near St. Francis Hotel and
Geary St., San Franolaoo, or local
agenta
STEAMERS
FOR
ASTORIA and
NORTH BEACH
Hassnlo leaves dally except
Sunday, 9:80 P. M. for Astoria
and Megler.
Barveat tlneea leaves dally,
except Sunday, 8 P. M. for As
toria and way landings.
Make reservations Ash-street
dock or city ticket offloe. Third
and Washington. Phones Mar
shall 4600, A 6121.
TO
SAN FRANCISCO, I.O AJTGELES
AA'IJ HAN DIEGO.
S. S. YUCATAN
WEDNESDAY. P. M.
CQOS BAY AND EUREKA,
S. S. ALLIANCE
SUNDAY. OCT. 6, P. M.
NORTH PACIFIC STEAMSHIP CO,
122-A THIRD STHKHT.
Phones Main and A 1314.
SYDNEY 1 9 g'MS
AUSTRALIA WEATHER FINE
SAMOA AND SHORTEST LINK
SOUTH SEAS 0UICKE$T TIMS
Splendid (teamen. UoydslOOAl. (10.000 tool dkrolOo!
?otvay Short Lin. aailing every two weeks.
110 HONOLULU &RWDc2K5) SYDNEY $300
Bound trip, secood dasa, 5YDNCY $200.
Various tours indudins Java, China, Jtn sod RouM
the World. Send for folder.
OCEANIC J. 9. C0 673 War Peat 51, xan rnAnujw
EXPRESS STEAMERS FOB
Baa Francisco and Los Angeles
WITHOUT CHANGE.
S. S. BEAR, Hull. 4 P. M., Oct. 8.
S. 8. ROSE CITY 4 P. M. Oct. S.
THE SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND S. S.
lU. iicaei tiiiit-f. w auu
toa. with O.-W. a. N. Co.
Phone ataranall 4590. A Silt
COOS MAY LINE
Steamship Breakwater
Sails from Alnsworth Dock, Portland, at
P. M. every Tuesday evening. Freight re
ceived until 12 O'CLOCK (NOON.) ON
SA'LING DAY. Passenger fare: First
class, $10.00; Second-class (men only), $7.00,
Including berth and meals. Ticket office at
LOWER AINSWORTH DOCK. PORT
LAND A COOS BAY STEAilSHIP LINE.
L. H. KEATINO. Agent.
Phones: Main 3600; A 2382.
Drain-Coos Bay Auto Line
Now Dally to Marshfleld.
Wire reservations to O. Mattooa
Drain. Oregon.
J.C.WILSON&CO.
STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND COTTON.
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NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE,
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE,
THE STOCK AND .BOND EXCHANGE,
BAN i KAN CISCO.
PORTLAND OFFICE:
Lewis Building, 269 Oak Street
Phones Marshall 4120. A 4187.
HAMBURG