The Oregon daily journal., October 13, 1903, Page 9, Image 9

THE OllEGON DAILY
PORTLAND. TUESDAY EYE-NING, OCTTOBEil 13, 1903.
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CENTRAL W. C T. U.
TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL WORLD
CHOOSES DELEGATES
W"I
I in HU i iWwm wn w'l 1 1 1 im uu t . .n..,,. ,...--
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MANY CHANGES IN
: MILL PRODUCTS
&O0AX, oovozxars uu a owr-
, 2IBAX. A9YAYCS OX iU TStSXB
! CBAjrass tajci xrrsoT at oho
: ait, ktlui nr.
Crl roods Aro 50 Cent ft Omi Hlg-hsr
' Wht riak Aro Advanood from
r;'.5 to 40 Owti ft Omo, Acoordln; to
" Qrad Oral la Up M Cent BoUod
-', Oat Aro Quoted Up, and Byo Plow
1 and koftl Aro 00 Ooati Blghor.
Today's Stark Chang,
Cereal food art " '
Wheat flake advanced.
Rye flour and meal advanced.
Buckwheat flour advanced.
Oatmeal advanced.
Rolled oat advanced.
Ore no advanced.
Potatoes and onion stronger.
Fancy lemon very scarce.
1.004)1. 60 pr boll orar
4.00 box I tiananaa, fie ll;
fancy, $a.Boi4.(N)j lime.
nranse. lat Valencia.
lit; lHotntM, choice. I3.oo
ipt, W.ftoni lime. Mexican, One per U;
M-rDM, wiwo; piiisappi, tn.o; wairr.
melon. Oregon, T0r; (ron Mntilnnppi, II. X
pr erat: prr.ra, OtWsi H.00 per ix: grapre,
T8cr Oresos concords. ,'lftfl Dee bssket; Yakima.
8oo per basket; crsbsppirs, 00c per Itni; hiiekla-
nerrles, lontfllr; quinces., Sl.oo; rranrierrlra,
local, $8.00 per bbl; Jaraey, $11.00; quinces, floe
ftil.oo.
V EG KTA BLBS TurulDe. 8B eack: carrot. I
si. ZD; Matt, 91. so par aaeal radian, IjfWfJ
jo pw ooa; rsDsas. umros, i par in; tai-
ALL CATTLE FEEDERS
. HAVE LOST HONEY
MARKET IS' THREE
(Permlaaloa of Ombwl, Starr Cooke Co.)
Chicago, Oct 11. The Record-Heral
todsy says:
"Tast year the eorn was used, and the
tuce, head. Iftr per doi; green peppere. 60c per cattlo largely flnlshed up as high-grade
lb; liaraeradlah. TCae. Dtr lb: eIrr. IVn
Tr. BOp; local. . T5e ner do: baana.
green, , HtiBa psr hV, tomstoca, 1334(10 par
poxrnaranipa. s).Za: peae, auci eucumhera,
SOsjToe ppr box; corn. 1e prr doa; eggplant.
10c par lb; hatter beaua, 10c per lb.
DBIKT) FBtllTm Applpa. evaporated. 6(rT
par ID! . anrtanta. . limaa dm Ih:
aaeks. He par lb leaa; peachea, fie
wtm Ik. - ... . Ut. . . 1 1 II' A
ovtv per in; France, ougitte par u; na.
rallfnrnla klupka ateu n IK whita.
TTiJAer Ih: nluma. Dlttad. Stle.
HAIHINS adpd. fancy lib cartons. SO
fat steers. It lost everybody money,
lost them a great deal.- There will be
other extremes this year. Iowa feeders
who bought 1,800 cattls from us on ou
Nebraska raivrh Isst yesr to feed, have
so far bought only $0 feeders of us,
say Wells. "I saw a very few cattle
being gathered for weeding, only a few
bunohes. Th sensational loss by the
feeder hss carried them to the other
extreme. There Is still a loss In putting
Front Street, Oct. IS. A large num
' er of advances occurred today In the
motatlons on mill products. Th mill
roduct market has been very Arm for
lome time, but no changes occurred In
the quotations since the early part of I eoe.
the season.
Cereal rood Aro Hlgaer
'. The United States Mills, the Acme
.Milling Company, and the P. Johnson
A Co. mills, have announced an advance
of 60 Cent a case In the prices on cereal
roods. The new quotations take effect at
once.
Waeat r lakes Aro Advsaood.
; Wheat flakes, it 2's are advanced 25
icents a case; St 2H's are advanced 40
cents a case. Qrano is advanced 60 cents
a esse.
; Soiled Oat Quoted Up.
, Rolled oats are 26. 35 and 50 cents a
barrel higher, according to th grade.
Bales are proportionately higher. Wheat
.flakes In bulk ou's, boxes, are 10 cents
higher; 75 s, boxes, 16 cent higher,
om Tlours Aro Advanced.
Rye flour and meal Is advanced 50
cents In 60's, barrels; 15 cents on bales.
Steel-cut and ground oatmeals sre ad
vsnced tl in 50's, barrels; 60 cents in
bales.
' Buckwheat flour is advanced 60 cents
n 60's, and 26 cents In bales.
.. Potato and Onion 1" Inner,
, Lesser supplies in both the potato and
nion market has caused the market to
ssume a steadier tone and a better feel
ng prevails all around. The shipping
lemand for potatoes Is fair, but the
Packard to caaa. Ue nkc: Seeded. U-aa thla corn Intn th anlmala ev.n at thta
rartnna. THe; looae Muaeatellea, ftn-ln hoaea. koI. I ... ..... ... t...
experience, Is not willing to take any
risk. I believe fat cattle will bring a
very high price next season. . But with
so "many out of business, with hay and
corn stocks snd rough feed of all sorts
being resorted to, the demand on corn
will be much less until the cattle price
is readjusted. There is to be an abund
ance of corn this year, a mors moderate
consumption of It unless prices get
lower snd I think a lower rsnge of
prices."
owe Wot a Ball.
Tt is not a fact," says Charles Howe
"that I have become a bull on corn or
oats. I did some buying last week on
the weak places. I am not disposed,
however, to do any buying of these
coarse grslns except on wesk days. The
government figures indicate more oats
than people sre looking for and more
corn, than was possible to believe up
to within a few weeks ago. iny win
probably have a besrlsh effect on gen
era I sentiment."
Government crop figures were accepted
as bearish everywhere. All the wheat
markets were lower, and oats were sold
freely becauae the official figures indl
cated so much better crops than had
been assumed. The corn total conflrrord
the bearish expectation. The oat estl
mate. 7S7.000.000 bushels, considerably
exceeded the expectation of wheat the
government report would show, and as
It Indicated the fourth largest crop on
record, led to the abandonment of a
good desl of long osts snd to the re
newal of short selling. The effect of the
official wheat figures wss to- incresse
th belief that there was a whest move
TH8He per lb; Lendon layer, I1.TOG1.00
da tea. 7p.
riOS 10 l th earrnna. pholpa hrand. 1100! 10
i-in parrnna. rsnev iwanti in, in l.in npipaa.
l-crown. 90c; 10 1-lb hrlcks. 8-erown. 06e BO tt.
p pncia. par bos, 12. 25; -row layer, per jo
in nox. BOci lona. HO.lh hnrpa ner lb. SiffSUa.
CaHmrrana d-erawn tn-th Mrtona. ner box.
a.90i s-erown. 10-lb carton, par box. $1.T;
-a, 30 M-lb cartons, per box. U.Tb.
Oreoerlas, tfuts, Eta.
tTOAR ."Htrk haalifM Pnha SS Afl! IW
dered. $.SS: dry cranulated. S5.7S: beet rrann
latad. $S.00; extra C. tS.SS; Oolden C. $5.1S;
bbla. lOci'H bbla. ZBe; boxea, $Oc admnc oa
aark baa la leas S3 per cwt for caab, 13 days;
marne. iuise per lb.
HOVBT HUfllAc.
Cnrrir Oraea Mocha. I1C2.V: fara. fane?,
MlSSc; Jars. good. $04)3ftei Jara. ordinary,
IStJSOc; Coata Rica, faner. 10920c: Coata
Rica. good. 1HMc; Onata Rica, ordinary. 10fl
W per lb: park are coffee, $11. Sit.
TEAS Oolona. different aradea. SflfloTle
Snnnowder. aeM.: Enrllak hreakfaat. dif
ferent arariea. 12He8Se: apldar lag. sncolnred
'pan, sutjooc; (rain japan, vary scarce, suaj
ALT Ttalea. fa. a. k. ina. M.IO' Una
udm. dairy, nna. KHci inna. tc: imnortea ut-
arpool. 60. 4fte: lon. SSr: 924a. II U.
. SALT Ooaraa. half aronnd. lnna. er tea.
Ill 6(l: AO, iter ton. $12.50: Llvernool lump.
root. S20.no per too. bO-lb rock, $11.00; lona,
$11.00.
OKA IN BAGft Calcotta. $5.7S 00 per 100.
RiCB Imnerlal Janan. No. 1. BUel Mo. Z.
SUc: New Orleana head. 8e.
f'OAL OIL Caae. Z2Uc per sal tanka; water
wnite, iron bbla. inc. wooden ishc neaauxai
caaea. Z4u,e, iron bbla. I8c.
LIKSRRD oil. Par raw. in hnla. 4Sct gans
Ine kettle, boiled, caae. 6r. bbla. Blc.
RKNZIN'B 03. dec. eaa. 22cl Iron bbla.
lBHc.
GASOLINB AS dev. eaaea. MUet Iron bbla.
xzc: stove, caaea 24 Ue. Iron hM ISC.
TURPENTINE In eaaea. T8c. wood bbls.
T4Ue. Iron hbla T3c 10 b caa lota He.
BEAN Small white. 4e: laraa whit.
$3 80Q4 no: pink, $3 7503.00: bayou, $4.35;
Llmaa. $9.00.
NCTB Peannta. tlfflTe rr m for raw. Oirjt met yet tn.a,i ln Bpite 0f th long de
for roaated: eocoannta. HiftBOe per do: wal- I ... '
snt. 14KiTMSp ner lb: nine nnta. 10IH1ZH (
per Ih; hlrkorr nuts. le per Ih: cbeatsata,
Eaatern. ISfrlsp oer lb: Braall nnta. le ner
Ih: Albert. J5lr per lb: fancr pecans, 140
18c per lb; almonda, 14c pr lb.
stoats and ProriatOBS.
FRESH MEATS Inenected: Beef. prim.
9e l cows. Be: mutton, dressed. BQBHc:
lam ha. dreaaed. Sc.
FREflH MEATS Front street Beef, steera.
BOflr: bulla. SW04c: row.. 45c: nork. flmb)
7Ur: real, larse. 4R6c: amall. TA&H-:
motton. dreaaed. 4tt&5c: lamb, dreasad. 6A
Oixc
IW TORK ITOCXt.
DcscRimoa.
Q
s
B
n
Anaconda Mlnlna Co...
Amal. Copper Co
Atcblaon. com
KiSS. BA(f0N. trr. Portland nark Moral)
ha ma. 10 to 14 Iba. ISc: 14 u 16 lbs, IBUet
break fait baron. iWV,c; plcnlra. JfHc;
carclty Of a sufficient number Of csrs salted aldea .11 Vie per ; lb; amoked aldea. 12Hct
' I A r-W M m 14au4 Kaiasri 1 1 kaiMN ISSMiatVsi I V LZ it
butts, aalted. 11 He: amoked. 10Hc per lb.
EASTERN PACKED HAMS I'nd-r 14 Tha.
IBVil oxer IB lba. lBic: fancy. 18Ayt6Vlc: plo-
ni. lie; anouraera, ioe; ary aaitea aiaea,
nnamoked. 14Uc: breakfaat bacon. 16Q18Hc:
fancy. 30ttc.
I.OCAI, I.ARD Kettle leaf. 10. 11 He; Ba.
UHc: flO-lb Una. lie: ateam rendered. 10a.
loc; Ba, JO'.c: 60a. lOUc; compound tlercea.
DC: tnna.
r?A8TERN LARD Kettl leaf. 10-lb tins
HWt: Ba. llAc: BO-lh Una. HUc: ateam rend-
ared. 10a. lOUc: 5. lOUr: BOa. lOUc.
Abesa ,pacslD(-soaa prices sr net eaas. 10
move the product 1 causing dull-
nirss. There is no demand at present
frr onion from the outside, but the
Irical cell is good. Prices are sllktitly
changed.
' Err Ad Vonltry Bold Ton.
Receipts ln the fresh egg market are
again smaller, and there wa not a sin
gle dealer on Front street who could
rhuster up -10 case of the Oregon ranch
ajrt&l,.toda&, JEssterns and cold stor
age -continue in urge supply., uggs re-
inafs, at; tQt1 cents.
(. ClaJtf ornl Btoamer ArrtTM.
daya.
CA
NNEt) SALMON Columbia river, l ib talla,
tl.7S: 2-lb talla. 12.40: fa-T. l ib flats. 11.00:
-lh faner data. $1.15: fancy 1-lh oral. $2.90;
TU regular liner from San Francisco Aiaaks talis, pink, soc; reo, si.ou; a-u una,
FISH Rock cod, Tc: nonnaera, oc: nannni.
Be: craha. $l.BO ner doa: raaor clama.
Ufa 10c ner doa: little neck clama. 8c: atrlped
baaa, 13VaCi aalmoS, r hi nook. 4c; allTcraldel. 4c;
soles. 6c; abrlmna, Pugent Hound. Inc; catosb.
7c; surer amelt. oc: stars con. oc; aaimon
trout, lOfgUHc; lobatera, 15c; perch. Be.
brought In a large cargo of grapes last
evening which were distributed along
the street this morning. Fancy lemons
are scarce and higher. Sweet potatoes
are in good demand at 1M, cents. Horse
radish Is' coming ln rather slow with
the demand strong.
Wild (Hun Is Arriving.
; Some . fair bags of wild gam arrived
on the street this morning and found a
good demand at about $2.60 a dosen.
Receipts in this line are expected to
show an increase from this date forth.
The wheat market is wesk with the
demoralization ln both Chlcsgo and in
the European centers. Prices are un
changed. .
' Today' quotations, as revlaed, are a
follows
Baas of Chicago Markets.
(Permlaaloo of Orerheck, 8tarr A Cooke Co.)
lOBTJ)AB9 WBOUSSAXB PBXCZ8.
i Grain. Flour sad fa ad.
WHEAT Export guotatlona. sew Walla
,au. 74c; Diueetem, 78c; valley, 77078c.
. BARLEY read. $20.00; rolled, $21.00(322.00,
- OATS No. I whit. $1.)0; gray. $1,060
I.OTtt-.
FLOUR Eastern Ore yon: Patent. S4.1SQ
aa.eu; airaisnia, ts.ou; valley, S3.7BUS.Sa: grs
bam Ua. $3.40: 10. $3.70.
MILLSTUFF8 Bran. $20.00 par ton; mid
ounsa. soi.no: abort, szo.no; chon. Sis.oo.
HAY Timothy, $16.00011100: Eaatern Ore
goo. $19.00 20.00: clortr, $10.00113.00; wheat.
J-' oo; cnoat, fix.uu.
Hops, Wool and Klda.
HOPS New, 21 23c for beat; 1920e for
prime; poor graaea, loigioc.
WOOL Valley, coara to medium. llUc:
line. 10916HC: Eaatern Oregon, lOQlBc; Me-
uair. nominal. Bons7c.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. 14UJ19e short
wool. S23c; medium wool, BOc; long wool.
60cffl$1.4T each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 4ffl5c; No. S sad
greaae. s2Uc.
J HIDES Dry btdes. No. 1, 16 Ih snd an,
14c per lb; dry kip, No. 1, 6 to 18 lbs,
lie: dry rait, No. 1. under 6 lbs, ISc; dry
aalted, bulls and staga, 1-8 leaa tban dry
flint: salted bides, Meer;-sonnd, 60 pound or
frer, 7 8c; B0 to 60 lbs. 708c: snder B0 lbs
na eowa, BSJTc: stags and bulla, sound. Be;
kip. sonnd. IB to SO lbs; Te: sound. 10 t
l lb. 7c; calf, sound, nnder 10 lbs, 8c green
tunsalted), c per lb leaa; cnlla. le per lb
leaa: horae hide, salted, eacb. $1.25(31.75: dry
racn, ai.uungii.ou; colts ntae. earn, xowouc;
goat skins, common, each. 1016ci Angors.
who wool on, Men. SacQij.oo.
. Butter, Eggs snd Foul try.
" BUTTER Extra, 27He; Eaatern, zBijtSTHc;
fenerated, MMies eresmery, 225c; dairy, 18Q
rsiurpr. iorf.inc.
' KOCH Kreah Oregon. 2T27H ; cold storage,
23(Q24c: baker's. 2Hpt frh Raalern 9.42Kr.
CHEESE Full cream, twin, U10e; loung
.jkmricB, inrgiYC.
POULTRY Chickens, mixed, . 10c per 'b:
orm. iiiuiiiwc per 10; rooaters, dqw per id;
.f roller. iohjiic per lb; fryers. lOaiOHe per
lb; ducks, old, 12Hc per lb; old, 14c per lb;
geeae. 7zsc per lb: turkeys, lire, young, 13
yiv icr to; oia, idZ iJC per. id.
fruits snd Vegetables.
( POTATOES 63e: btyer1 price, for sblnnln.
COlftoBc per cwt; ordinary, 40(44ftc sack; bny
Ins, miff 40c: sweets. 2ie per lb.
nVTSkVa . An. , . ....
v . vj vrrnuu, fi.vv, vvjwe pnm, eoai
0c: snrllo, 6c.
FRESH FROTTB Apple. fancy Ore von.
Hers!
Mothers!!
jlte. Wlnslow's Sowing Syrcp
iosa ased for wtt aUZTT TBAUbyatXle
Uoy of MOTHER tar their raTrnaxfT
"wio nutruiNo, wun rsKvscT tTOCBsst
It SOOTHSS (he CHILD, SOFTEN! U OTJKS,
AtXATS all ATI CTJBXS vmm CO UC asd
tn nest remedy for DIARRHCSA, Sold by
rgg4sts-my prrf the world. Be aort
tad sk for "air. WiaslowS ctoothlag gyrsra,
WtateaootmsrkUd. lrtBnctAbotUft
Chlcaso. Oct
as folio wa:
ODen
vtneai
Dec t
Mar
Corn
Dec
May
oats
Dec
May
Pork-
May 12 27
Jan 12.15
Lard
Oct 8 2
Jan 6.87
Riba
Oct 8 58
Jan 6.50
13. The market today ranged
High.
.78
.78 tt
.27 4
.87i
.T9H
.79
Low.
1
:1M
.37
.87
12.32
12. IB
6.85
6.00
8.57
6.50
.44
.43
.36 T4
.37 V
Cloa.
.T91tB
-7B
.45 VIA
.44 VIA
37
.37
12.20
12.05
6.80
6.88
8.52
6.45
12 27 A
12.10
6.82B
8.92
8.5S
6.47
Amarloan Stocks m Leadon.
London, Oct. 13. 2 p. ni. Anaconda Copper
adranced lVAtohlaon advanced . preferred
sdranced ; Baltimore A Ohio unchanged;
Chicago A Alton advanced 1; Chesapeake A
Obio advanced hi; Chicago, Milwaukee A St.
Paul declined V; m-nrcr A Rio Uranrte ad
vanced 1; Erie advanced V: Illinois Cantrol
advanced U: Louisville A Saahvllle advanced
H; New York Central declined V,: Ontario A
Weatern unchanged; Norfolk A Western un
changed; Pennsylvania declined ; Reading ad
vanced iil Southern Pacific advanced V; iTnlon
Pacific advanced i; irnlted 81 a tea Si eel ad
vanced U, preferred advanced hi: Wahaah ad
vanced hi. prererred adisnced hk. Couaola ad
vanced tt. -
Ita Tranclaaa Loeal Stock.
Ban Francisco. Oct. IS. 10:30 a. m.:
Bid. Asked,
Contra - Cwta Water
Spring Valley Water . .
Saii Francisco Gaa A Electric.
do certlncstes
Giant Powder
Vlsorif Powder
Hana Plantation .'.
Hawaiian Sugar
Hutchlnaon Sugar
Kllauea Sugar ,
Onomea Sugar
Alaska Packers'
Oceanic Steamship
.... 404
.... 05
.... 5U
.... 64V4
50
41
7
65 V4
5
15
... 45 46
... 104
6
... IS
...153Z 156
V4 6
" Closing Orsia Quotations. -
Ban FranrUco. Oct. 13. The. cloatns nuota
tlona on grain In tbe various cities today were
New York Wheat December, 8B c. Corn
December. 61 p asked.
Milwaukee Wheat December. . 794701
aakea; May, c aaxea. corn December,
45 aaked: May. 44Vtc saked.
n.anaa titr nest jjecemoer, bc.
Corn
85S85c.
December. 87t37Hc.
St. Louis Whest December.
Corn December. 45c.
San Franclaco. 11:30 a. m. Wheat Decern
ber, $1.40 bid. Barley December, $1.134.
Vew York Cottea.
(Permlsaion of Orerbeek. Starr A Conk a Cn
New York. Oct. 13. Cotton today ransed -aa
xoiiowa
Jan.. ,
Feb..,
Mar..
Apr.,
May..
June..
Joly..
Oct...
Nov..
Dee...
Onen.
..$ 9.27B
. . 0.4O
.. 9.31 B
9.36
i'.S
.7 9.18B
.. 0.21B
.. 27
High.
$ 9.44
9.40
.4
9.50
IMS
9.38
934
9.45
Low.
$ 9.21
9.40
9.27
9.3i
933
9 14
9 20
9.24
Close.
$ 9.40(941
fl.tixa.ii
9.42H43
9.44ir4S
9.46I&47
W.4.-)(4fl
. 451 41
9.2028
9.25 li 30
9.39
Buabela.
.1,508.000
, 603.000
Bushels
i.aofi.ooo
- 446,000
Frimsry Shipment snd Clear oesa.
Chicago, Oct.. 13,7 Th primary receipts show:
Wheat ,
Corn .....v.,
Tbe shipments were:
Wheat
Corn ...'.......-......,
The' clearance were!
ela; gear. . 9.eoo harrehr eorn. 441,000 traahela;
eat. 19.000 traahela; wheat and flour eoual ZM.
0U0 bushels..
do preferred
Am, Car A Fonnd., com
do preferred
Am. Sugar, com ,
Am. Smelt., com....t
do preferred
Baltimore A Ohio, com.
do preferred , .
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt.
Canadian Paclflc. com.
Cbl. A Altou. com....
do preferred
Chi. A Ut. Weat., com.
Chi., Mil. A St. P
Cbl. A North., com
(hi. Terminal Ry
Cheaapeake A Ohio
Colo. Kucl A Iron, com.
Colo. South., com
do 2d preferred
do 1st preferred
Delaware A Hudson...
Dela. Lack a. A Weat...
D. A R. U.. com
do preferred..
Erie, com
do 2d preferred......
do let preferred
Illinois Central
Loulavllle A Naahvllle.
Metro. Traction Co
Manhattan Elevated...
Mexican Central Ry
Minn.. St. P. A Bte. M.
Missouri PsclBc
VI.. K. A T.. com
do preferred
New York Centrsl
Norfolk A Weatern, coin
do preferred
North American
N. Y., Ont. A Weat...,
Pennsylvania Ry......
P. O., L. A C. Co
Pressed Steel Car, com..
do preferred
Pacific Msll Steam. Co. .
Heading, com
do 2d preferred
do 1st Dref erred . . . . .
Rep. Iron A Steel, com.
do preferred
Rock island, com
do preferred
Southern Ry., com
no preferred
Southern Psclfic
St. L. A 8. F., 2d pfd..
St. L. A 8. W., com....
do preferred
Texaa A Pacific
Tenn. Coal A Iron
I'nlon Pacific, com
do preferred
Is 8. Ijeatncr, com
do preferred
U. H. 8teel Co., com....
do preferred
Wheel. A L. E., com
do 2d preferred
do lat preferred
Wisconsin Central, com.
do preferred
Weatern Union Tele
Wahaah, com
do preferred
64
63
87
21 Mi
66U
l-ur -
40
73
87
32
118
2.VS
ex
14
130
156
8
29
83
IH
4714
100
27
47
68
1284
97
ioa
130
10
03
88
16
83
no
60
QUARTERS
HIGHER
XT WAS A BtOBBBATXZiT AOTZTB
XABXXT ABB TBB SBOUX.ATXTS
TBADS WAYS PBIWCCTAiLT Z.OOAX.
TAB MZXXOBa BXKABB TOB
BO. S BBS.
Minns polls Wa Strong and This Boms-
what Bslped th Chicago lain- Corn
ft Half Oont BUg-hr Th Strength la
Wat Wa aa XnJlaeao Ooantry
Of srlng-t and Contract Stocks Snow
Largs Dsorsaas for th Wsek.
Central W. C. T. TT. held a narlnr
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
horns of Mrs. H. J. Shan. (22 Eaat
Ankeny street. Mrs. M. A. E. Stone,
Mrs. Elisabeth Dslglelsh and Mra M. L.
Stewart were elected delegate to th
stste convention and. Mrs. 8. A. Keller
Idelegate-at-large. The state convention
will be held from October 20 to 23. In
Salem, when delegatea will bo elected
to the national convention, which will
meet In Cincinnati on November IS.
Mrs. 8. A. Keller snd Mrs. Barclay con
ducted the devotional, services, sfter
which Mrs. Keller made some sugges
tions , ss to the possibilities of tem
perance work among the railroad m--n.
At the stste convention the question
of establishing a mission for railroad
men will be diacussed. A gold medal
conteat wa arranged for, which will be
held next Friday evening at tho Cen
tenary Methodist church.
I Per ml Minn of Over beck . Starr A Cooke Co.)
Chicago, Oct. IS. Logan A Bryan ad
vise;
The wheat market closed about $4
cent higher. It was a moderately active
market and the speculative trade was
principally local. There was a fair
milling demand for No. 2 red wheat
again, with th cash wheat selling at a
premium. Minneapolis waa strong and
this also helped our msrket. The cable
indlcste only dullness and the feeling of
uneasiness over th political altustion
seems to be abating. Little or no ex
port demand wa reported. Primary
receipt were about th same as last
yesr. On the whole, they are running
about 10 per cent under' last yesr, while
exports are running 40 to 60 per cent
under. The cash situation for No. 2 red
wheat, of which our contract stock Is
sbout wholly composed. Is strong.
Farmers are not selling this grade of
wheat freely and th St. Louis stock of
which usually supplies the milling
demand at thta season, is tied up by
local manipulation ln that market The
Dulutii market is about the only one
that la on a legitimate snd the demand
ther is poor. We see very little In
these condition to make more than
temporary strength.
Bow York Summary.
New York. Oct. IS. American stork
in London were to above. Erie
lays off 600 men. Slmllur movements
sre expected elsewhere. Itock Island
shows sn esrnlng cspsclty of ( per
cent on the common. Twvnty-fW mails
for the first week of Ort jhow an
sversge gross increase of 7.91 per cent.
Restriction of output is very general in
Eastern, Central, Western and 8'iuthern
blast furnsces. There 1s a good de
mand for stocks In th loan crowd, es
pecially Industrials llki Csr Foundry
und R. B. C. The Oould following bull
Ing Missouri Pacific. The extrs session
of congress will condiin ltelf to Cuban
reciprocity. Orand Trunk Issue new
IS, 750.000. 4 per cent, gu.i ranter-d stork
all subscribed In England. The banks
lost to the sub-treasury ?; 22.000. Den
ver earnings for the first week of Oc
tober show a dfcrensi? of $Uf.000; 12
Industrials decreased .04 per mrt; 2o
active railroads decreased .27 p-r cent
The Kind You Hare Always Bought, and which has beat
in use for over 30 years, has borne the slgnatnre of
' - and has been made under his per
rVys sonal supervision since Its Infancy.
r, f-CCCCAMS, Allow no one to deceive you ln this t
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-os-good" are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Oastorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness. 1. Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
. and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tha
Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
Tbe Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALVAY0
Bears the Signature of
Corn a Balf Blgasr.
The corn market Is about cent
higher. The strength In wheat was an
Influence. Country offerings are still
small and the stock of contract corn this
week decreasing more than 1.000,000
bushels. Theso also helped. On the
other hand th cash demand is a little
siow. Speculative trade Is rather quiet
and the market seem to be on a scalp
ing basis and in rather a waiting mood.
rovlslon men and those in touch with
the hog and cattle feeding throughout
he country are as a rule bearish. They
Industrials to Oo lower.
New Tork. OrL 1J. Town Topics says
On any rally the active stocks can be
sold for reasonable profits, especially
Louisville & Nashville. Pennsylvania
Reading, Southern Paclflc, I'nlon Paclflc
and Baltimore A Ohio. Tht Industrials
will all go lower and talk of an rxtra
dividend on Amalgamated Copper Is
simply for market effect. Ther is
nothing of a character to induce pur
chaaea of stocks Just now, and unfavor
able developments may bo expected ln
a short time.
Amalgamated Losing O round.
Chicago. Oct. 13. The Amalgamated
Codper Company Ih stronger ln Its treas
ury today than it has ever been, but it
Is far weaker ln the Montana litigation.
The next dividend may hnng on this
litigation, as Judge Clancy will give his
decision in the Boston & Montana re
ceivership case before the 26th of this
month. Pending this decision the divi
dend on Amalgamated might possibly
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70
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7tti
56
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58tt
16 tt
70 tt
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aott
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bo postponed, because It J.e understood
say theirV will be less feeding of corn the Mme d-""f'n will govern in Ana
to cattle this rear than for a lona- tlma "u ""u purmi.-i can.
The bull Interest are scattered.
ror Weak and Barron Boopl.
We have a cure for nervous and un
steady people, weak, fleshless people and
pimply, pale or sallow people; people
wno are trouniea witn toss or amDiuon,
falling memory, depression of spirit,
lark of confidence, nervous headache
and wakefulness; all these symptom
are produced by weakened nerves,
brought on by the watery condition of
the blood. Make strong, rich, red
blood and furnish food for the nerves
la the wsy to stop the source of the
dlseane, and the cure then Is only a
Question of days. The beat flesh and
blood builder Is Dr. Ounn's Blood and
Nerve Tonic, In tablet form, to take at
meal time. Sells at 76c a box, or 2
boxes for $2. at all drug stores, or sent
postpaid on receipt of price. People
gain from 1 to 2 lbs. of solid, healthy
flesh per week by the use of this med
icine, that Is sn indication that it Is
doing good. Address, Dr. Bosanko Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Oat rinn and Bigher.
The oat market wss Arm and a shade
higher. It was a dull market on amall
trade and unchanged conditions. Light
receipts snd moderate demand constitute
the situation. The Patten line Is still
Intact and he wa lending support to
the market the last week. Operations
otherwise are for scattered and unim
portant account.
JO
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
IE
Msrwa aeie r. r atwaiu amstsT. ssi
sw hm avrv.
Provision a Shad rirmsr.
The provision market is a shade
firmer. There is nothing new to note Is
conditions of supply and demand. The
firmness is due to shorts covering partly
and absence of immediate selling pres
sure. The Indications at the moment
are that large packers have given over
their efforts to maintain prices and
are more Interested in getting the price
of hogs Into line with the January nd
May products.
Total aalea, 542.OO0.
Money, 2tt per cent.
29ts) yiTsi 28'sl 29
Eastern Hogs Are Hlfhar.
Chicago. Oct. 13. Receipts of llveatoek In
the principal perklug centers of the country
today were:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 8.000 5.000 26,000
Kansas City 8.0OO 20.000 e.000
Omshs 8.000 6.500 1.800
Hors Opened snd closed 6c hlsber, with 1,
600 left over from yesterday; receipts s yesr
ago were 18,000. Knllnr hog prices sre: Mixed
snd butchers, S5.305.60; good heavy, S5.35(jg
S.flO; rough, S4.7fttto.ou; light, o.tjafft). w.
Cattle Steady.
Sheep Weak. .
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Chicago Grain Carlota.
Chicago, Oct. IS. The grain csrlots were:
Csrs. tirade. Est
Wheat 195 .. 175
Com ; 433 61 4O0
Oats 5E77 9 238
The wheat cara today were: Minneapolis
738; Iruluth (two dayal. 540. The csrs a year
a so were: Minneapolis, 418; Uululh, 581; Chi
cago, 202.
Local Livestock Saoaipta.
Portland Union Stoekyarde, Oct. 18. Receipts
of livestock in the local yarda during th past
24 fcoura rnnaiated of 115 Bogs and 200 abeep.
Hood, heavr. fat hoes sre In demsnd bnt llrht
ones or tne larger aiaea are poor aaiea. tat
tle continue atrong wltb abeep weak. Ruling
prices sre sa follows
I Slue tff'si, ').lo, iDruiuia, .).ov.
Ho Best, 6ttr: medium, 4tt5c.
Bbeep Best. 2"c; medium, 214 c.
BradstrMt's Comparstiv As port.
Chioaso. Oct. 13. Brsdatreet's7 comparative
grain reports show :
Laat week wheat Increased 12.828.000 bush
els; rorn increased 1,228,000 bushels; oata In
creased 43.000 bushels.
Last yesr wheat decreased 8,944.000 bushels:
corn depressed 1.120,000 buabela; osta Increased
406,000 busneli.
Bow Tork Financial Oossip.
New York, Oct. 13. Insiders say that
the dividend on Amalgamated Copper
wtil be declared today. Railroad Issues
will assuredly do better. . Industrials
continuing feverish. Smelterx common
will pay dividend In January next. Divi
dend action on Reading secon is tomor
row, will draw attention again to the
fact that prosperity Is not mythical.
Around present prices, Erie first pre
ferred. Atchison common, and Southern
Paclflc yield from 6.93 to 6.40 per cent
on the investment. The opportunities
are golden. The continued decline In
Denver preferred, a 6 per cent stock,
would otherwise be ominous, but Oeorge
J. Gould never protects anything.
BBW TOBAT.
Groan Consolidated Elect.
Chicago, Oct. 13. At the Green Con
solidated stockholders' meeting held In
New York Saturday th following direc
tors were elected: Charles Adslt,
Thomas Anderson, Bernsrd P. Baruch.
Emll Berloshclmer, Henry F. Blount,
Anson W. Richard, H. E. Huntington.
John W. Gates. W. C. Keen, .Edwin
Hawley, Henry Olleshelmer, Myron M.
Parker. Frank H. Ray. Edwin C. Rice.
J. B. Showslter, Alfred Romer. L. C.
Weir, H. S. Black. Mark L. Sperry, Ed
ward B. Tustln and. Jacob Weldsman.
ILLl'BTRATION NO. 10.
The Oldeat Trust Company In Oregon.
POBTLABD TBTJST COMfABT Of
OBSOOB.
No. 109 Third atreet.
Incorporated April 22. 188T.
A short time ago a certain man aold a ssw-
rrlll. He deposited the funds wltb us noon s
eertl6este paysble on ten dsys' csll. Shortly
rfterwsrd he bargained for another mill, and
called our -ertincste. me negotiation. How
ever, fell through, and he canceled bla call.
Tbla enabled him to continue In th receipt
of Interest without losing a day's time or
dollar of Interest.
Almost any business man eccsnally baa
esperlencea of tbla kind. The nest time you
hic funds on which you wish to get soma
returh, call upon us or send for hook of
XX.X.T7STBATXOBS.
. T41.000 437.000
i 300,000 .82,000
WMU 184.000 bnb
Poftlaag Claarlng-Eous ' Beaert.- -
The report of th Portland elearlng-hom for
yesterday : wss ss follows
E
irhanres
Bslaaiw
....l,07S.66.lw)
KltOtri.s
Class of Itvsrpoet Grain. '
T.lvemnol. Oct. 18. Close:
Whst December, 6-4. tt higher.
Corn Decemler. 4-3, tt higher.
Cloa of Liverpool Cotton.
Liverpool. Oct. 1. Close:
Cotton Three to i point higher than yes
terday. Chicago Cash Wheat.
Chleago. Oct. 13. Caab wheat at noon was:
No. 2 Korthera aprlng, 81c; Ku. i spring, 77
C80 .-. . -. - ,
Btel Wlr T-rospsrons.
Chicago, Oct. 13. "We can keep em
ployed all the mills in operation and the
number running represents a large per
centage of our total capacity," said an
officer of the American Steel Wire
Company. "The business is normal for
this season, and Its volume exceeds that
of a year ago. There is no panic among
the farmers, and theso are the people
who use the bulk of wire made in this
country."
RHEUMATISM,
Kidney and Stomach
Troubles
And all aliments arising from Impure
blood and weak nerves, art Dosltlveiv
cured with OZX. OB BBEB and SWEET
nJUTfJ w sxfSJK. 1 ney are Inex
pensive cures, and a little of each will
cure any ordinary case.
Ask your best and leadlne drua-rlst
for Kellett' Oil, ABB SWEET BrXBXTS
or Kuan.
The following keep them in stock In
the stats 01 uregon:
Blumauer-Frank Drug Co. .... Portland
Ashland. Or.
Med ford. Or.
Oranta Pass. Or.
. .urants Pass. Or.
. ., .Roseburg, Or.
Eugene, Or.
. . . . .Albany, Or.
Salem, Or.
Salem, Or.
Forest Orove, Or.
Hlllsboro, Or.
Carlton, Or.
. .McMinn villa, Or.
Dallsa, Or.
Corvallla, Or.
.. Brownsville, Qr.
Oregon City, Or.
$2000 WILL BUY
FINE DAIRY FARM
6 e room house: a barns: o cows:
4 head of horses; a milk wazons: a
farm wagons ana an farm Imple
ments necessary on a farm and most
ly new.
5 miles from 5th and Horrlson.
Honey to loan on anything; we sell.
M. E. LEE & CO.
Room 410 Mohawk Bid?., 3rd and
Horrlson. Phone, Main 1424.
NOW IS THE TIME
While your family Is twty enjoying thdr vacation,
to have your home wired and equipped with
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, to at to he prepare! for tht
Ions Winter nlshtt.
REMEMBER, WE ONLY CHARGE
YOU FOR WHAT YOU USE
Portland General Electric Co.
SXVXNTH AND ALDER ST1X&TS
1 I
DRINK THE OLD AND RENOWNED
GAMBRINUS LAGER BEER
SEND ORDERS FOR BOTTLED BEER
TO OFFICE, 793 WASHINGTON ST.
TELEPHONE No. MAIN 49.
BOTH PHONES.
McNalr Bros.
Charles Strang . . . .
M. Clemens
Slover Drug Co. ...
A. C. Masters A Co.
Linn Drug Co.
Burkhart A Lee
Capital Drug Co. .
J. M. Haberly ....
C. F. Miller
W. Bailey
W. 'A. Howe
Rogers Bros.
Wilson Drur Co. .
Oraham & Well
j. r, venner ,.--.,..-
Huntley Bros,
A. C Koeopen A Bros. . . ; . Pendleton. Or.
Oeo. C Blakeley The Dalles, Or.
Q. E. William .'. .iiooa River, or.
AUCTION SALE !
$28,000.00
DON'T BUY A
dASOLIINE EIVC1IINE3
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN
OUR ENQINES
AND OPT OUR PRICES
We give a written guarantee with
every engine for one year, and we
are right here to back It up. Patron
Ize home Industry' by buying from
the manufacturers.
A. J GILL & CO.
330 and aja Oak St., Portland, Or
stock ol
FURNITURE
READ THE LATE
NSATION
at
Ford's Auction House
183 FIRST ST.
Yesterday, October lath, at
10 a. m., we commenced the
most stupendous auction sale of
High Class Furniture ever at
tempted in the city of Portland.
The stock is new, of the latest
designs, finest workmanship.
Each and every piece guaran
teed perfect. Sale began yester
day at 18a First Street and will
continue under the regulation of
future notices.
H. FORD.
" Auctioneer
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Hundred of testimonials. Charge
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