The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 04, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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    THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY BVSNIWq, OCTOBER 4, 1.
10
TODAY'S MARKETS
AIL CANNED GOODS
QUOTED STIFF
General Upward Trend Expected
in Market in Most Lines in
Near Future.
SHORT DELIVERIES
WILL BE THE BASIS
Generally Believed at This Time That
Deliveries of Tomato Will Reach
Seventy-Five Per Cent Eastern
Buyers Already in the Market
Prlnclpsl market features todayi
Great strength tn canned foods.
Very dull la sup market,
bp am flm but unchanged.
Chicken market holding unchanged.
Orangee aad lemons an higher.
. Bluestone to edvsnoed Hie.
Wheat trade Is boldtn, stesdy.
Beans export tkmt offered lower.
Head made eboootstes As higher.
Great Strength la
rare da ths canned tooda market aba are
added etrength. The tone to gradually strength
suing In tomatoes tad even the corn market baa
a batter feeling than a taw wiehi ago. Short
deliveries are now eipected ta tomatoes, trot
to what extent orders will be eat eaaaot be
foretold at this time. A few weeks of the pres
ent weather would ripen a considerable amoant
of stock oa the rsclMc coast aad thus allow
the canneries to run tower than anticipated.
This may fire them a pack, bat slightly under
that of a year saw. It to now said that noose
esnners oa tan Kettle coast will not dellrer
mors than per coat of their early sales hi
tomatoes. Dot some will dellrer T8 per cent aad
a few will In all probability firs Wars all
they ordered. Oa the arenas It to now believed
that the dellrerles will not ran mors than TS
per coat. Already the price of future tomatoaa
has climbed eeversl notobes shore the opening
and at this time bat taw dealen wUl make nay
price st all. Most canneries bare withdrawn all
fotm-e prices oa this line. Eastern bay an an
already inquiring far coast tomatoes and some
rslr-stsed salsa ban been reported far that sec
tion. This last fact to cassias area mors stiff
ness m tomatoes than any other.
ana Con b firmer.
In canned earn the latest reports from the
east say that walla the production this season
will not be short. It will not be as hoary aa a
ysar ago.
No peckers sn now naming future prions oa
Titers oa account of the expsctsd short pack.
It to stated that the peck will be considerably
curtailed this sesson on account of the tote
storm off the fulf- That section has bean
growing much of tots as aa oyster producing
territory.
I Every year the shortage la the pack of lob
Stors to mors proooanced. This seassa It Is
being fait mora than erar on account of the
shortage la other lines. Prices an eipected
so ha much higher.
Cannsd Emits An Adraaosd.
In the canned fruit market most lines will
show a sbortags la pack this season. The pack
f aprteota la nominal sad prices are so high
that It takes a king's paras to sfford them.
jfiaaaas wUl show a pack smaller to that of a
esr ago, bat this sbortags will not be quite
Ss small as expected. It will cause advanced
prices, however All aorta of berries. Including
IS aim I toe blaehbsrrlss snd raspberries, show
a sbortags for this year's esnalng operations.
The strawberry crop wss the llghtsst In recent
veers sad no prices can now bs aeeared.
la the cannsd sshnnu markst ths pack this
nsssas shows s sbortags In all centers. This is
inanstUlly true of tan Paget sound snd Alaaka
.district. On the Columbia rlrar ths sack i
si most no ta that of a year nan. Prices
canned salmon sn from 6 to Me s dosen hither
tans fas opening nguras of s yesr sgo. urrster
advsnees an expected because of the bareness
or stocks of lost years production.
Tory Dull is Hep Markst.
Walls sn occasional sals of hops to reported
ft fjm Willamette Tiller from 11 to Us a
sound, than Is bat llttls doing st this time.
lleelers sn still holding aloft snd those who
Sara cheap-price contracts on wsltlng ta get
rases in before restoring into tne open market
Growers an getting nry restless under the
otreln of no often snd msny srs willing to 1st
so. A Dromtoent ilsstor msds ths assertion st
the Belvedere today thst bs could pick ap all
ths hone of ensues grade ha wsntsd nt the pres
ent tints aroaad 15 and 16c a pound. Several
dsalsri thought this pries s trifle too low. but
nans would accept the talker's Invitation to bay
asms from him at thst figure.
Brief Veins of ths Street.
Bluest one to lle s pound higher today ea ac
count of nary small supplies. Today' pries st
St s round.
Barge an firm but anchangnd. Still another
ear ta from Kansas.
Poultry prices srs holding around yesterday's
figures. Ban tots quits hoary, tost as glut to
e1nywn
Both oranges and lemons sn quoted nt aa
sdvsnce today.
Hand msds cheeses ts creams sn quoted Jc s
pound higher by locsl manufacturers today.
Wheat Is holding stedy. bat some lower priest
ben trees named oa export flour by sound mil
ton. Price ben still et $8.18. Loral people
unwilling to no neatness user tnst rigors.
Ths trad pays ths fngnwtag prices to Front
street. Prices paid shippers sn toss com m la
stone:
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, SH baying pries
sslllns. Ssa8fce.
WHEAT New club. SSc; red Bonis n. ate:
"beTbYNsw rasd. 2Ui railed. $21 OO.
CORN Wbois. 127.00;
VTB $1.86 par ewt-
OATS Haw Producers pries No. t whits
!&b Eastern ' Oregon patents. $8.80
Straights. $8 .SB; sxport. 11.08; Title. SI so
graham is, s.ow: wnme want, ga in; rye.
Os. SK 00; bales. $3.75.
MIU-STCrrSBrsa. $15.60 par eon; mid
dungs. SM.no; aborts, country. $17.80; city.
Jtslo, chop, waooati.o
BAT Prodaeen' price Timofhr Willamette
nsltoy. faacy. H.OOOiroo- ordlnsry. $.ono
10.00;
lis miotis on-
iow; mixed.
S10.OOdlO.B: etovsr. $7.00; grain. 87.60C8.5u;
extent, ar-ua.
and Pssltry.
BTJTTBa PAT P.
s. b
am. MUaSOr: sour. 6UOJBc.
urrrraiR City eresmery. BrvatSSir,.
oa tilde
14Ht
TCSnf. SSSiSOc; ordAsry, 17 He; store.
BOOS NoJL fraOrsee.odlsd. WejSOr
Uttfmiiw'-l' eresm.' flats. Mei
leainr America. ls4BllHa.
era i.'ikx miseo cnica
l$H14c ner St;
fancy bens, lHei4e par lb; roottera, old, lo
ner A; suga. lOHc per lb; frysra, 13U4ll4c
10c
5! JZSFmSVS gar' eZ
sA
Reps, "eel snd
HOPS 1808 erop. eholcs. 18e;
chctoe. 14 HQ ISe: prime. 14 Si 14 He
wool. i enp v.n.,, aoaxi
stOHAISt ew. uomlnsL
SHKK P8K I NB Shearing. 18Sns neh; short
want, SS0e; sssdlun: wsss. aOfJTBe neh;
to!, wool. TBeOSl.OO sadA
TAIJW PrTis, ear lb. 8HS No. S sad
SlsTTlBlABK-B
HIDBaV Dry. ha. 1. IS As end ess, I8HJ
ITHa par A; dry kip. No. 1. $ te 18 lbs. lis:
ivy ..If Ma. 1, wader 8 lbs. lBsi W"M aides.
Sml seaad. SB Aa sad seer. PBajlls: saws,
ansa, aanrted. le ton: nil.. Is nee St len:
Ksaalgai, nltsd. neh. $1 28ft.TS; Ay. e.eh.
M,SSeljS; sell hides. aTSdjSOc; Beat sataa.
J?l i neh. lOSjlBe; Aaaata. nsh. tSesj
' PruHs aad Tsgeasblsa.
POTATOB -Itaybig pries. 80eJ88e; johblrut.
Siai in per ewt: ewesva, 1.4.
ON Iowa sssoiuw anew new urenoa, si SI
IMl baying prlea. Beaiii; g.rllc jBc per
m. ehjeess. aa.aaaB8.78 pee box. fsncy.
sur baa; lamas, ktorlsan. $1 28 par
JOURNAL'S DAILY
TIPS ON MARKETS
It la not believed at this Unas
that the advance to S3 Si eents a
pound quoted In butter by osia
local creamery can be main- a)
talned and It Is aald that aalaa 4
are already being- made under
that prion. Other cresmerlee nay
that suppllaa am too great at e
this tlmo to advance the price e
beyond SO cants, aa graaa la vary
plentiful and cream la coming e
faster than for aoma weeks, e
Along Front street the trade la
full up oa butter and tha trada a
Is able to buy aoma of it at Its d)
own price. e
100; plums. 40060c per crats;csntaloapea, 11.25;
grapes. $1 1071 90; Concords. 27H80c: water
memna. Mi(0c, crated. 11.10: paicbes. P0c
fl; pears. i6rO$l : prunes, bulk, Ss per lb;
peeked. 4Ct90c par box: huckleberrlss. 10c:
ground cherries, doty 76c box.
V RUST BLEH Turnips, new. fl.00 per nek:
carrots. 11 sack, beets.. 1.50 sack; Oregon
radishes. SOe per das; cabbage. Oregon.
:i.ft0; bell peppers. Be pee lb: tomatoes,
BsRaaa par boa; parsnips, SeHcOllOO:
string beans oreeon. Ce7c par lb: esull
flower. $1(31.36 nsr dsn; pass, et.5r; horse
radish. ettfOc par lb: artichokes. TSc per dos;
squash. 75cg$l.0D par hex: eggplant, 11.50 per
dos bunches: inwa mb.su. 88a per box; celerv.
TSdjPOc dos: grass corn, $1.50 asrk; summer
squash, 75O$l.U0 per box: eggplant, 1176 per
crate; pumpkins, lr; cranberries, local, $8,600
B.00: Cape God, .sof 10.00 per bbl.
DBIEU rainTB Annies, vaaorated. UO
140 per lb; apricots. lSHOlSe per lb; uisrkn.
iscj
per lb; sacks. He per lb tots; prunes,
Be; He drop on each MS smaller
CsntoeoU Mack ssMttt BS Bjl
; San,
Csllfornls white, 0He per lb; dates, golden.
per lb; tarda. 11.40411. 10 sea lb-lb bos.
SUOAB All reflnsrlns Cabs. M 70: saw
dsred, tS.SS; fruit, graaulated. 5 .35; drj
granulsted. IS-45; conl. A, td.aS; extra C
4. 05: axddan C U.ta: D. re I low. ts.Bd: bbls
10c; bbls. XSe; boxes. OOc advance on nek
basis, ton SSe per ewt for cssh. 15 dsys; maple
xesjue par in.
(Abovs prion aanly to ntos of ton tasa
sur lata. Car lota st special prion snbjsat te
Inetuatlooa l
HONBT-StOO wm crate.
riOPFRK Psckage brands. StV2Sa.tB.TB.
BAIT Oosras Bslf ground. lOak. tO.OO per
tea; 80s. B.sO; table, dairy. 80s, $18.00: 100s.
$12.75; bales. $1.88; Imported Liverpool. 80s.
S1T.0O; 100s. $18.50; 224s, $18.00; sxtrs
bbls, Ss. as. los, $4 ao5.BO: Urnrpool
lump
rock. glB.BO per ton; oo-io rock, pv.w; aw,
SS.OO.
BIOS Imperial Japan, No. 1, Ss; No. A
SOSUc; New Orleans heed. To; AJsx. Sal
Creole. 8Hc
BRANS 8m.ll white. St. SB; Urge white.
B80; pink. $2.78: bayou. $4 78; Um as, $S.B9:
xlcaa reds. 4 Ha
NCTS PesnuU, Jumbo. At per lb: Tlrglnls.
SarSHe per lb; rosstsd. 8J8Ha per lb; Japa
nese. BfjdHe; roasted, 707Hc P lb: cocoa
nuts. SSsrSOc per dos; wsloats. lMlSHe pet
A; ptnrnuts. ioajlSHc per lb; bsakory nam,
10s par A; chntnuts. snsterc. IsOMe per Thj
Brssil nata IBs per lb: filberts. UOlBs per
lb; faacy pecans. 18c; slmonds. lSHtflSc.
Heats. FaA aad Piuilstoae,
FRESH MKATB Front Street Bogs, fancy.
tOSHc psr A; balls, $qSH par A; nal,
sxtra. 8S8He par lb; ordinary. THc par lb;
poor. 8c per lb; mutton, fsncy, $e$Hc per
lb; lambs, $OSc
xsaxew warsiN ir-m Hoetiano pack (local)
una. Ml to ft bs. lBHo per lb: 14 to 18
lbs. 18c per lb; brass fast bacon. lBHajBle per
lb; picnics. 10Hc per lb; cottage, 10(40 par lb;
regular short clean, unsmoksd. 11 H per lb;
smoked, lie psr A: elesr backs, aasmoked.
ltc per lb; smoked lac psr lb; Colon butts
10 ta 18 As; cosmos. d. 8c Dee lb; smoked. e
per lb; clear bslUes. u ssmca sC lot per Ai
smoked. 18e per Iks .houldera 12V.o per A;
IAlTaAi KettJe'toaf. 10s. ISHe pat
lb: 8s. UHne psr A; BO-lb. tin, 12c par lb;
steam rendered. lOsinc per A; Bs, UHt
ANNSJttSAI.lbNolumiils river. I Jb tslls.
$1 80; t-lb tslla $2.75; f.ncy. Mb Bats. $1. ta;
Alasks tetta. pink. a)S0a; red. $1.80; nomlnsi
Ss, UU, 82.1
00.
Fll
BR Bock end. 7o per A; Soanden. Be oar
A; hsllbut. 8c per lb; crabs, fl.00Ol.S0 dos;
slrtped bsss. IZHc per lb: cstasn. Be per U
aalamn, Columbia river chlnook. 7c; sllverslde.
8c, steal aeaa. Te lb; herring. Be per lb;
soles. 8c per lb; shrimps, 10c psr A;
ssrrk Be psr A; black cod. 7c per lb,
tosses, te par lb: silver smslt, be per lb;
lobsters. ISe psr lb: fresh mackerel. 8c psr A;
erawtsh. BOe per ens; shad. 8c par A; sturg.ea.
10c
Bar 10; black nan, xwc.
Of STUBS Sboslwster bay. pat gsl. BBSS
per 110-lb nek, $4.00; OlrmpU. par gallon.
$2 25; per 115 lb nek. $5.00.
CLAM Hardshell par Box. $a.oo rssar
clsms, $2.00 per boa.
Palats, Ooal Ofl. Xta.
BOPS Pan kUalla. 14.; staadsrd. UHe;
stosl. lie.
COAL OIL Pssrl or Astral Cases lHe per
gsl; .water waits, Iron berreto 14c per gsl.
wnasn ITe nsr gsi; nsanngoi. iiu-ueg.
XI He par gsi.
OASUUN
84 Ha per gal. Iras
nets 18c per aaL
BBNBIr
NB BS nay, ease, zee
per gal. tros
bbla 18V4e ner aaL
TCBFBNTINB la easts SSs nm gsl, wood..
WHITbTla'd Ton tost. 7 Hi par A: SBO-lr
lota, 8c per lb: ton lots, SHa psr lb.
WIBB NAILS Present bests at J SB.
LINB&kp OIL Par. raw. in B-bbi lom. sac:
EXTREME FIRMNESS SHOWN
IN SHEEP MARKET
Tone Is Stronger With Price Un
changed Hogs Are Steady "
and Cattle Firm.
Portland TJbIob 8 took yards. Oct. 4 Livestock
recelnt.
Hon. Osttls. Sheep,
Todsy - 185 BS 81
Wank ago 13S 52 187
Month ago 61 281 017
Ynr ago S8T 100 04
Extreme firmans to noted today ta sheep,
but vslun sre practically unchanged from ye.
terdsy. (Stile an firm but unchanged. Hogs
stesdy.
Offlclsl II lbs hut nrleas:
Hogs Belt eastern Oregon, $8.80; blocker.
snd th las rate, ga.ootaa.zs.
Cattle But eastern Oregon .tears, $8.10
$.88; brat cows snd heifers. $2:50(92.80: stock.
an and reeoara, p.io.wi; uuiia. si.ou.
Shnp Mixed. 4tt4Hc; Umbs, Be.
HOGS AND sltEEP STEADY
OBloara Market Zs Plrm Btron Di-
mand tut Oattla.
Chicago, Oct. 4. Linstock reeslpts:
Hogs. Csttle.
Chlesro 14.000 8.000 22.
Eensn City T.000 S.noo 7.000
Omaha , 4,800 8.000 20.000
Hogs srs stesdy st ynterdsy's best prices
with XS.UUU lert ever rteceipri s ynr sgo won
17 008. Todas's or Ice. : Mixed. lt.Uat.KI
stood, f8.4Sejd.B3H; cough. $8.8508.30; light.
sn.asan.isr.
Csttle Strong
Sanaa Steady.
BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT
Tvrsnty-Bwven Oars Oo
Otty So Walla
(Bpeetal Wsp.tch to The Journal.)
Raker City. Or., Oct. A A big shipment of
eattts conslsttng of ST cars was sent out
from Baker City to Wells Wsila yesterday over
the 0. S. 4 N. The rattle ban Just been
brnusht in from the rsogn snd were sold tn
the W .11. w.lla Mnt eimipsny. Beven can
wen eln shipped to nuntlngtan yesterday,
where 'hey will bs fattened sad then shipped
tn wejm wan.
Liverpool Oat ten Market
LI hi s ul. Oct. 4 Cotton futui
S te 11 points lower and closed $ to $H Pits
aansr pntern.y.
Sterling
Nsw Tork. Oct.
488.78; SS days, SSS.
4 -Sterling: Dsmaad
WORLD'S WHEAT A
FRACTION DOWN
Eastern and European Markets
Rather Slow With Showing
of Preeeure Today.
ALL OPTIONS DOWN
UNDER YESTERDAY
Nearby Months Suffer Most From
Liquidation October Down Five
Eighths Cent at Close Others
Lose Three-Eighths.
BBXATTTS WHBAT VALUES.
Oct. 4. Oct. 8.
October .
liecember
May
.$ .72 $ .73B
.784
SA
.78 A .
7 .
7H
Whest wsi bsarl.h la sll msrkett ef the
east snd Europe today. In Li re r pool the
opening was Wwsr and As close s fraction off
to unchanged. In Chics go the pressure was
eapeclslly notlcnble In nesr-by months, ths
October being heaviest with a drop of c.
Ttonnmhsi snd afar neh lost fes.
Offlclsl guotatlons by Or.rbeck, Starr
Cooks company:
WHIIAT.
Open. High.
December ?J 72
May TBH TBH
Low.
75
Close.
COBN.
SST..:::::: 1 44,'
Jaly 48
eSB
SS'
B1
OATH.
Inly Sag 84?
MBSS PORK.
. 1848 1849
1887 1S40B
October ....
Peng m hat
Jtmrnawf . ...
883 888
887 fir
TPS TSS
SHORT RIBS.
880
702
iT'inw ........
January
- -
??? m
SIS
720
T18
LIVERPOOL ORAIJf BtARKET.
Liverpool. Oct, A Official prices:
WHBAT.
Oat. 4. Oct. A Less.
December te 4 Ss 8d d
March , St SHd 8k H1 ...
CORN.
December 4s Bd as attd Ud
Jsnusry ss 1 Hd 4a 1 Hd . . .
rot. i cisaraaon: Want and flour, 800,000
bushels; corn. 48,080 buahsto: oats, 180.000
Chicago Caah Wheat,
Chicago. Oct 4. Cash wheat: No. S red,
T8JT4c; No. S rad, 72T$Hc; No. 2 hard.
T$dTBc; No. S hard. T2T8cw No. 1 northern,
SlOSSe; No. S northern, TBOSSe; No. 8
spring, T2g)82e.
M Innnpolls Wheat Market,
MlnusspolU. Oct. A Whest December, 74c
nsksd.
DuAtb, Oct. 4 Wheat. December. 74 o.
LEPS CREEK GOLD
TWO CENTS TODAY
Trsdlng on the Portland stock exchange to
day shows is In ef 2,000 .hare. T corns Steal
at lOHc snd 1.000 sham Len Crsek Gold st Sc.
Offlclsl prices.
BANK STOCKS.
m
Bank of Callforste
Merch.nl.' National
Oreapn Trust 4 Savings ...
Portland Trust Co ...
Banksrs' A Lambai Asa's
United States National 208
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Campbell's Oss Burner
Union Oil 301 H
Associated Oil 88
Alasks Peckers' 1 . B8
Psclflc Ststes Telspoons 102H
Home Telephone 30
Puget Bound Telephone
Oregon Life Insurance........
Cement Products
J. C. Lee Oa
0. R. AN. By. n
MINING STOCKS.
Nicola Coal 04 H
International Coal fin
British Oolumbls Am. I 04H
Psclflc Mstnl Eitrsctlon
Alaska Petroleum 18
Alaska Pioneer BS
Standard Consolldsted OS
Oregon Securttln 06
Snowstorm aso
8 now. hoe 88
Lara Creek Oold 01 H
Tscoma Stnl 7. 10H
Oallrs Consolidated
G.llsher 08
Oolden Rule Consolldsted
Bullfrog Terrible., rv...v..TsJl I.J
OolCOOdS .i
North Falrrlsw : 04
Le Roy
160
120
108
206
S
sos
ts
'as
so
1000
so
140
101
H
84
08H
SS
1T
'ion
2BT.
T4
OS
11M
04
OS
01
08
04
OS
Bu
P
IT
840
83
'OS
IS
1000
100
Hlswstha
Cascsdla
Lucky Boy....
:::::::::::::: Sg
Herla
II. m bier Cs rtbaa
Dixie Meadows
Great Northern
Mountain View
Blue River Gold
828
880
Garvin Cyanide
81 GAR STOCKS.
HswslUn Commercial SS
Hoookea 13
Hutrhlnsoa v IB
Onoroes 88
Pianhas 17
Vnlon 88
8T
iSH
NEW TORK COTTON MARKET.
Nsw Tork, Oct. 4. Cotton futurn closed
S3 to 87 points ap.
Offlclsl quotations by Over beck, Starr a Cooks
csmpsny :
upen. nign. uom. ucr. a. OCT h
Jsnusry.
February
March ..
April ....
Hir
Jane . . ...
July ....
October
November
December
.... 1033
1030
100T 1048
1013
1043 1047 1043 1088 1021
....108S 1087 1023 108ft 1028
10SS
.... 10SS 1078 1081 108B 1084
.... 1080 lOTVO 1080 1087 1088
.... 108S 1078 1088 1074 1088
.... 1081 1067 1010 1048 1008
1016 1080 1010 1048
1020 1088 1004 104S
100$
1008
BAN AN CISCO LOCAL STOCKS.
Saa Francisco, Oct. 4. Offlclsl clan
Bid.
Aak
Contra Costs Water 68 08 M
Sarins Vslfer Wster 28 34
Olsnt Powder 80 BOH
H.wsllsn Commercial 88
t
18
Honokes Bujsr ia4
Hutchison Soger 18
Mskswsll Sugar
ouomen Sngsr 88
Alasks Packers' 61 H
Associated Oil 87
VP
2&
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
New Tork, Oct. 4. Government bonds:
Dats. Bid.
Twos, registered
ds coupon . . . .
Tbren, registered ....
do eonpoa
Small sonde
Foan, registered . .
do ceupna
Ponri, registered . . . .
do coupon
District of snmbtu ...
Philippine Islsnd. ....
New Tork Bond
New Tork. Oct. 4. OfSctal price,
Burlington Joint 4s
Lonli.Tlle A Nashville 4s 101
Norfolk A Western COM. 48 08'
Ask.
tStt
Altantlc Const I.lns 4a 86 ....
a A A N. 4s U , M0 Mis)
Ask
... Opt. 103 104
... Opt. 103 104
...Opt 1021 "MV,
... 1028 102H 10$
. .. 1B07 102tJ 103
... 1P2S 181 182
... 1828 181 183
... 1024 118
100
Trend of Canned Goods Market la Upward
on Account of Short Deliveries by Packer
Tomato Situation la Gaining in Firmness.
RISE IN COPPER A
HELPTOOAY
Amalgamated Nearly One and a
Half Points Up Anaconda
Advances.
FOUR POINTS L08T
BY U. 8. RUBBER
Severe Pressure Continues snd Issue
Is Sold by Trade Disappointment
in Canadian Dividend Causes Loss
in Price.
NET GAINS.
....3 IHaxIcna Central...
....lMtonourl Pacific.
I SB I III ...
Amslgsuistsd
Atchii
ilOut. A Western....
JPennsylvnnln
iBk',nslsDd!
Smelter . . .
Cob). Fuel.
St, Psul...
DtotUfsn ..
Southern Ky
i I Houth.ro 1'SC
Narr losses.
Csr a Foundry Katy H
Canadian 2N. V. Ceotral 1H
tooosnotlrs aTTTsxss A Psclflc 1
Northern Psclflc . .SUnlon Pacific
LoalsvlUs Hit!. S. Rubber 4
Aa sdvsnce tn tha price of raw copper was
the chief aid to coppers today. AnsalgamaUd
sdvsncsd waits stesdUy under good buying snd
closed with n gala of 1 points. Ineroaito
closed 8 points up. United 8tates Rubber was
nry hnvy sad cloned with a ton of 4 points
under ynterdsy. Northern Psclflc lost 3 points.
Csnsdlsu Pacific was sold oa sccoont of the
sctloo of ths directors A not Increasing the
dividend. The ragnlsr one was dsclarad. The
stock tost 3 points aa a molt.
Offlclsl quoistlooe by Over beck. Starr
Cooks company:
ft I F
CBIPTION.
AmaL Copper Oo
Am. Car A Found. , com
do preferred
Am. Cotton Oil, cam.
Am. Locomotive, cam
Am. Sugar, com
Am. Bmslt., com ,
da preferred .....
Anaconda Mining On. ..
Am. Woolen, com
Atchison, com
do preferred
Baltimore Ohio, Bom
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Canadian Psclflc, eon.
Central Lnther, con.
do preferred
Chi. A Gt. West., com.
CM.. Mil. A St. Paul
lliHllii
288 386
18
in.'
208
Chi. a Northwest., com.
Chesapeake A Ohio
Colo. Fuel Iron, com . .
Colo. Southern, com...
do 3d prsferred
oo let prsrsrrsd
Delaware a Hudson...
D. A A O., com
do preferrsd
Erie, com
da 3d preferred
4b At pref srred
Illinois Central
Loul.vllle A Na.hvUle.
Msxlcan Central By. .
at. ST A t. . coat....
do prsfsrrsd
Federsl Smelters
Missouri Psclflc
National Lead
Nsw York Central ,
N. Y Oat. A Watt.
Norfolk A Western, com
do prefsrrsd
North Amsrlcsn
Northern Psclflc, com.
Paclflc Mall Steam. Co.
Pennylvsnla Br
p. o., l. a o. Co
Praseed Steel Oar, nm
do preferred
Sending, com
do 3d prsferred
Sn 1st prefsrrsd:
Ben. Iron A Stnl. com
do preferred
Bock Islsnd, cont
da preferred
St. L. A S. P., 3d pfd.
do 1st prsferred
St. L. A B. W., com..
do preferred
174
n
in
St
141
SSH
1D2
Southern I'srlflc, com..) 84 83 84
do pnrerred
Southern Railway, com
do preferred
Tenn. Cosl A Iron
Texas A faeirio
C St. X. A w.. com..
do preferred
Union Pacific, coat
do preferred
U. B. Rubber, com
do prefsrrsd
V. A Steel On., asm...
do preferred
wsbash, common
do preferred
Wnt. Union Telegraph
wis. Central, com
do nrafnrrsd
iU2
10.
sit
32
Aetata Ohsmlril
Total sabs for day. Ott.iM sharse
Call
sy closed 44i par
cent.
Vmaelaos Mining Zxcksngs.
Oct. 4. Offlclsl closing!
Bid.!
BB.STHlStetnwiy .....
Belmont
Cash Beg
Qoldsn Anchor.
Boms
Jim Bntler
MscNamsrs . .
Mldwsy
Montana
North Star ...
Ohio
Tonopah Sx....
Nevada
West Aad
Adams
Atlanta
Blacken
Booth
Colombia aft..
Con. quarry...
ril.mondfleld .
OoMfleld
Jumbo
A Sx
KeiKl.ll
Lsgnns
May Qneen....
Konawk
Bed Top
lands form ....
MlTsr Pick....
It. Ivei
Nstlonal Bsnk.
Denver
eclipse
Oold Bar
0. Ball Frog.
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2 Itlphlr
a
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1.08
j
.61
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IS
.18
is
.18
.18
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.13
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.11
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.08
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.81
.87
2
.18
Bsxlcsn
l.tttt'Caledoala
ifcxcheqner
INorereos .
Oold Crows..,.
1 10
.2.00
4
.as
628
18.00
1.80
.00
.28
.18
.84
.SS
is
.08
.88
great Bead....
FReecae
Black Batte Bs.
Montgomery Mt
Sanest
Sceptre .
Msnhnttaa ....
ISsylorHaaiprey.
I Dexter
Orsnny
oold wsage....
Lens Star
lOrest Bend Sx.
IdoAnoss. . . .
ICreecent
ICowboy
l.2
.01
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.48
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4.00
l.M)
.88
.87
.88
1.86
1.68
SO
1.10
. .14
Denver annex.,
noils A Bears..
Black Bock ....
IN. T. Conaol...
Manhattan Con.
Utile Joe
afsvflower ....
Jnmnlns Jsck . .
Red Tee xtB.
iBnlV'rreg Win!
jTrlsngrs
Boston corns xaaxct.
Boston, Oct. 4. -Official close, bid prices t.
Adventure, 88 78; Attoaee. JS8.S714 ; Arcadian.
$8.8Tit: Atlantic. $11.80: Bingham. S88.S3H;
CahUBet, $810.00: Centennlsl. $38.80: Oep.
Range. $88.28: Dely Wset, $17 80: rtsnkhn.
ESTBO: Greene Con.. $27 1214; Arauhy. $14 00;
ohawk, $87.60; Nevada .. $18.78: North
Butte, $118.80: Old Dominion, $88.36: Osceola,
$164.50; Parrot. $27 00; Qalaey. $07.00; Royal.
$33.60: Rhode Island. 88.28: Shannon. 818.78:
Trinity. $14.60; Cnlted Cop., 88 00; tan. $87.00:
Victoria, $7.00; Winona. SB.75: Wolverine.
t ISO. 60; TJ. S. Mining.. $88.00; Batte Oonln.
11.75: Cat. A Arlsons. $183.80.
FOBTXAND BANK STATEMENT,
Clearings today
Clearings yser age..
Less today
. $ 10.1SS.0S
Saw CewBer Is Asveaeed.
New Tork, Oct. 4. All grade, of copper ad-
SyA
(Joaraal Speelsl Service.)
Colorsdo Springs, Oct. 4. The first
Snow fell today. There are several
lnohes of snow in ths mountains.
SIXTY MINERS DEAD
IN WEST VIRGINIA
wiTvv.r't.-it I
appeara eartaln that at laaat $0 d
ara dead tn tha Pocahootaa mine a
In which bb ex pi on I on ooourred d
yesterday. All tha coffins In tha d
town have bean ordpred out to d
the ml us. A nre makas tha a
rescue of any of the survivors A
practically Impossible. William a
Ferguson and Charlaa McHanry, A
member! of a rescue party, were a
a.
i
kiiiao. s
t
ANOTHER RABBI WISE
AT TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL
A temporary auccaaaor of the aaxtis
name as tha present rabbi has bean
called to Templa Beth Israel to fill for
a time the chair vacated by Dr. Stephen
8. Wise. Tha new Rabbi Wise la no kin
of the retlrlna rabbi. He halls from
Chattanooga, Tennessee, and la the son
of Rabbi Iaaac M. Wise, father of re
formed Judaism In America. The elder
rsbbl was at ona time president of the
Hebrew .Union Medical college at Cin
cinnati, and for men years editor of
the American Israelite, a Jewish publi
cation of national repute, and Is one of
the best known figures In modern Juda
ism. Rabbi Jonah Wise' will arrive this
evenlnir and will fill the pulpit of Tem
ple Beth Israel tomorrow evening and
be Introduced by tha present Rabbi
Wise. He Is a young man of brilliant
promise and It Is expected that his
tarm here until the permanent filling
of the pastorate will be wholly success
ful. Dr. Stephen Wise will preach his
farewell sermon to the congregation a
week from tomorrow evening snd spe
cial music has been prepared for the
service, which will undoubtedly be
largely attended.
SOUTH PORTLAND PEOPLE
COMPLAIN OF CAR SERVICE
Residents of 8outh Portland are reg
istering a vlaprous kick sgalnst the
car service maintained oa the South
Third street line. Twice this week the
oar that leaves Hamilton avenue for
the city was derailed at one of the tem
porary cross-overs on that line, result
ing in a delay of half an hour or more.
This morning a work train was off the
track on Glbbs street, tlelng up a
dosen care for 20 minutes and forcing
soorea of people to walk to town or be
lata at their work. The trouble seems
to be due to the flimsy character of the
temporary switches and cross-overs
that have been put in along the line
where repair work la going on.
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
FINDING BABE'S BODY
(Joorsal Specie 1 Berries.)
Philadelphia, Oct. 4. Mystery sur
rounds tha finding of tha mutilated body
of an Infant in a trunk in" the Women's
Christian Association building hare last
Saturday. The coroner after an ez-
' haustlve Investigation of the ease ad
mits that be Is baffled.
Opening her storage trunk for the first
time In six months, Miss Elisabeth
Smart, one of the Inmates of ths build
ing, discovered the body of sn Infant in
a shoe box. Tha coroner states that
rat Ibs Smart ts an Innocent victim tn the
affair and that the body waa probably
dlspoaed of by some transient Inmate of
ths Institution.
CORPORATIONS FILE
ARTICLES AT SALEM
(Special Dispatch to Tha Journal.)
Salem. Oct 4. Articles of incorpora
tion were filed today wlthf the secre
tary of state as follows:
The Martin Furniture company. Incor
porators, W. E. Keeler. J. C. Martin and
IC M. Keeler; principal office, Port
land; capital stock. $10,000.
Churchill Csndy company; Incorpor
ators, R. C Churchill, Julia Churchill
and JT. N. Chambers; principal office,
Albany; capital stock, $3,000.
Long Lake Lumbar company; incor
porators, Fred T. Hlgglns, John T. Get
ty snd Albert E. Imbleer: principal of
fice, Klamath Falls; capital stock. $1$,
006. HIGGINS NOMINATED ON ,
ANTI-BOSS PLATFORM
tJournsl Special Satrles.)
Providence. R. I., Oct. 4. Jamea H.
Hlgglna. mayor of Pawtucket, was nom
inated for governor by the Democaatlo
state convention yesterday. The ticket
was completed ss follows:
Lieutenant-Governor, Charles M Sis
son, Providence.
Secretary of state, William Palmer,
Providence.
Attorney-general, Edward M Sullivan.
Cranston.
State treasurer, John K. Arebibaalt
Warwick.
The platform adopted denounces the
"boss system." which it declares dom
inates national and state affairs.
PORTLAND PHYSICIANS
AT LEWISTON SESSION
(Speelsl Dlepstch to Ths JonrneL)
Lewlston. Idaho, Oct. 4. The Idaho
States Medical association convened
here this morning and about forty phy
slcisns ars in attendance at the two
days' annual meeting. Promlne.it phy
slclans sre present from all over the
states of Washington snd Oregon. The
Portland physicians attending are:
t)rs. R. C. Coffey, Andrew C. Smith, R.
L, Gillespie. Williamson and White.
FIERCE HURRICANE
ON CANADIAN COAST
(Speclsi Dispatch to The Joaraal )
Victoria. B. C. Oct. 4. Tha Toss
Msru arrived this morning and reports
a hurricane on Tuesday off this coast.
It lasted 14 hours. The officers nay It
was the worst ever experienced. The
vessel bad to stesm full speed agalnt
a southeastern gale and even then was
carried at times with the storm. Keats
are entertained for any small vossols
which might be caught by it.
MILLION IS DAMAGE
AT SHELLBANKS YARD
(Jesrnal Speelsl Service.) A
Pensscola, Pis., Oct. 4 Ths
town of Shellbanka, Alabama, d
was totally destroyed snd two A
families wars lost In ths recent A
storm. Rear Admiral t'npps d
estimates the damage to ths d
navy yard at $1,800,000. . d
f
CHARLES SWEENEY BUYS
nruitaa mall tutsan a stair if
utl.ul DUILUIHIi AnnCA
Spoksns Millionaire) Now Owns
Portland Realty Worth Mors
Than Million Dollars.
Char las Sweeney, the Spokane, million
aire, baa added to his holdings otr Port
land realty by purchasing the annex to
the Dekum building, on Fourth etreet
between Washington and Alder, and
which at present is occupied aa a wing
of Llpman. Wolf a A Co.'s store. The
price paid for the property, whtoh was
purchased through Rountree A Diamond,
la said to hava been in the neighborhood
Of $1(0,000, which makea tha total pur
chases made by Mr. Sweeney nearly 11,
200,000. The properties he now holds in
Portland have an estimated value of $1.
760.000. The property waa purchased -by Mr.
Sweeney from James M. Davis, who is
connected with the Burrell Investment
company, but the negotiations leading
up to the sale were conducted by Walter
r. Burrell. By the purchase of the
Dekum building annex, Mr. Sweeney
owns more than half a block of ths moat
valuable real estate la Portland, for
some time ago he purchased the Dekum
building and the Washington building,
whtoh adjoins It on Third street. Tha
latest purchase by Mr. Sweeney has
been transferred several times recently.
It was originally ownad by the Rosen
blatt estate, who about a rear ago sold
It to Jack Peterson for $111,000. snd
about five months ago it was purchased
from him by Mr. Davis for 14t,t00.
By the purchase of the snnex the fu
ture location of the big store of Llpman,
Wolfe A CoC. is settled. They had a
laaae on their present location until ttsxt
October and It haa frequently been re
ported that they were looking for a new
and larger location. At ona time the
reports were very insistent that they
would occupy a part of tha Marquam
building, but now that Mr. Sweeney
has secured the annex Llpman. Wolfe A
Co. will remain In their present loca
tion. It is understood thst an agreement
has been made by the company with
Mr. Sweeney whereby next October a
new lease will be executed giving Llp
man, Wolfe A Co. occupancy of tha
store for s long time. A number of
Improvements will be made in both the
Dekum building and the annex to ac
commodate the growing business of ths
department store. None of tteeae plana,
however, are settled and It Is not likely
that the changes will be msds until the
spring.
CHICK HOUGHTON
IS BOUND OVER
Ex-Convict Accused of Theft of
Trousers Is Hold to tha
Grand Jury.
"Chick" Houghton, ex-convict, has
at last been started again on the road to
the penitentiary. In the municipal
court this morning he wss bound over
to await the nation of the grand Jury
by Judge Cameron on a charge of steal
ing a pair of trousers from D. Stein's
second-hand store.
A plea was made by bia attorneys to
allow him to go, aa his relatives In
tended to provide hint with $2,000 to
establish himself In business tn Lewis
ton, Idsho. Attorney McMahon main
tained that 'Tor the good of the coun
try" this action Should be taken. This
called forth the caustic reply from
Deputy Pistrlct Attorney Hsney thst
"for the good of the country he should
be returned to the penitentiary ."
Stein Identified the trousers aa his
property and Captsln Bruin told of
Houghton's confssslon of having com
mitted the theft snd tha finding of tha
garments in the defendant's home. The
defenae asked further time to produce
two witnesses, who would testify thst
Jeee Hall, the convict highwayman, had
given the trousers to Houghton. Judge
Cameron held that there was sufficient
testimony to hold tha defendant and ac
cordingly made the order binding him
over to the higher court for trial.
Bonda were fixed In the sum of $1,500.
Houghton had sureties on hand and waa
released.
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Sllloo had a hard time in winning the
Kentucky Futurity yesterday at Lexing
ton, but he managed to lead the classic
event
e s
The Giants don't seem to care what
team comes along these days. Seals,
Tigers, Angels, Slwsshes snd Com
muters all look alike to the wary Port
landers. That Portland has the pennant
cinched cannot be denied.
e a
Chicago will have a double celebration
this year. The Chicago Nationsls and
Chicago Americans have finished first In
both pennant races. The Nationals
havs had their pennant won for a long
time, but the Americans ware In doubt
until yesterday s results. Great IS the
Windy City. i
e e
Plane for a team of English lady
tennis experts to visit the United States
next season to Inaugurate the play for
She Aator cup havs been partially com
pleted. It can be etated that they are
far enough advanced to Insure the pres
ence in America of sons of the very
best of ths English players. While no
formal Invitation haa been extended
from America, yet it can be said on au
thority that It will come at the proper
time, and will be promptly accepted.
e s
The new racetraok at La Tramblay,
near Paris, haa been formally opened
and will be a strong bidder for populsr
favor. It la located near Nogent, eaat
of Paris. Tile grandstands snd general
equipment, are described ss embodying
ths best festures in modern rsce-course
Improvements. The minister of agri
culture waa present and conferred
decorations on the officials.
e e
George Hackenachmldt, "Ths Russian
Lion," Is tn sober earnest about going
In for boxing. He spars constantly
With Gunner Molr, one of the beat of
the Brltlah heavyweights, and It Is re
ported by those who have seen him that
he ts really clever with the mitts snd
whlls s llttls slow hss a "punch" which
is liable to give anyone trouble should
it land. Motr is to fight Jsck Palmer,
the British heavyweight champion, on
October 1$, and. aa he says Hack can do
him up easily, It will be possible to get
a line on the pugilistic ability of the
greet wrestler. It is doubted, howsver.
if Hack would And Molr so easy In case
they Met In tha ring. '
miss Cured In Six to Fsasssaa Stays.
PASO OINTMENT Is nisrenteed to rare my
eses of It.hlng. Blind, Bleeding or Prot coding
pi la. In 8 to 14 days or money refondst. 80c.
Lawyers complain that they don't get
fees enough In the probate court. Some
inconsiderate people who die leave only
small eatatea.
HAVE YOU SENT IN
VAI1D k NCWFD 9
.vim iifOHLn i
Who, Where ant What Contest
Arouses Interest Accuracy Counts
So Be Sura You Are Right
Last Answer May Ba One.
k Did you, try 7
It wasn't so easy ss you thought It
would be, was It?
The Who, Where and What contest
taxes everyone's store of information.
Some persons sdopt novel methods of
finding out -the ana were.
Tha enthuaiaam arouaed by the contest
WSS amaslng. Among ths most Inter
ested are business men, who sre largely
engaged in advertising and who pre
pared lists, not. of course, because they
were anxious to win the gold, but Just
to see If they could "figure the thing
out."
One of the most successful sdvertlsers
in the othp, man who from his position
In the business world should be thor
oughly "posted" sat down yesterday
afternoon to prepare a list. In half sn
hour he had gone through about half
the Hat, and his most frequent remark
waa,. "that's a ptissle." He said that hs
hadn't finished the list to his satisfac
tion yet.
The $160 in gold will be divided be
tween tha persons who send in the 18
CORRECT or more nearly correot sn
swsrs. It ta accuracy that counts.
Soma persona have prepared two lists,
whloh Is permitted by the rules of the
contest.
A person's ch&noe of winning is still
good. It Is by no means certain, that
the letters already received contain the
correct answers to ths 7t . advertise
ments. What on first reading may ap
pear to refer to ona store may on sec
ond reading favor another.
Hurry along with your solutions. - No
body knows what tha answers already
received contain nobody will know until
after Monday, swhen the letters will be
opened la tha order In which they were
received, and the payments $160 tn gold,
given to the SS correot anawars that are
found.
If none Is wholly correct the payments
will be given to the 88 nearest correct
answers.
If you have net already tried, get The
Journal of Tuasday and send in your
answer. It is hard to name the whole
7$ merchants correctly.
THE LAST ANSWER IN MAY BE
A WINNER
"Reader" probably Is aware by this
time) that the questions aren't ths kind
that are answered correctly off-hend.
and It is tha CORRECT, not the first
answer, that will win the money. Bo
send your answer in aa soon ss you're
sure It Is right.
we..,... Heillg Theatre
TONIGHT AT 8:15 O'CLOCK
Friday.
Saturday Nights Mstlaes Saturday,
DIGBT BELL
IN
"THE EDUCATION 07 MA. rTTT."
STVENINO PBICK8 Lower Boor. $1.60, $1;
alcoay, $1. 78c, 60c ; gallery. Sbc and 36c.
MATINEE PBICAte-AV to $.
Seats New Selling at Heillg Theatre.
HEILIG THEATRE
SUNDAY NIGHT. OCTOBES T, .
ILLISTBATED TALK
Russo-Japanese War
SY TATBI TA KATO
War Correspondent Japanese Trade Journal.
Graduate Tokto College.
PRICES SOe and 25c.
BARER THEATRE
Phone Main 1807. Geo. L. Baker, Manager.
OREGON THEATRE CO., LESSEE.
Tonight All This Weaks-Mstlnee Saturday.
The Baker Stock Company
In Hoyt'sSesnl1lcsl fares.
The greatest settee en politics ever wrltlea.
Yon esn't afford to alas it.
Evening prices, 36c. .TV. SOe. Mstlnees, l.V.
36c. Next Week "The Gey Lord Quex."
EMPIRE THEATRE
Twelfth end Morrison.
Milton W. See sum. Mgr. Phone Main 117.
Playing Only the Best Boed Attrsctloas.
ALL THIS WEEK,
The Celebrated Comedy Drams.
"A MILLIONAIRE TRAMP.
Bright, Clever. Ner. rnU of Up to Dice
finer tilt los
Night Prices 16c, 36c, 86c. 60c. Matinees.
10c. 15c. 38c.
Next attraeUoa "L'ncle Josh Perkins."
THE STAR
Weak of Oat. I. Phone Main 6498.
ALLEN STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS
With Speelsl Eliborate Scenery and Kffocte.
Mstlnees Toeedsys, Thursdays. Ssturdari
aad Snndays at 3:30 a. at., prices. 10 snd 20
cents. Every evening st 8:18 o'clockj) prices;
10, 30 end 80 cents. Seets csn be secured by
phene tor both afternoon and evening perform-'
a Bean.
LYRIC THBATRR
WSEA BEGINNING OCTOB0R 1ST.
Sensational Heart Story,
t?e.aal IT -..
AV3Vapt.V ST vm
:e"
The Grand
Week of Oct. lat.
MR.
LEW PALMAR.
Sixty Laughs S
Minute
Herbert Break. Co.
Manilla snd Roma.
Raymond snd Clark.
Salmon aad Chester.
Miss Camilla Person!.
Master Harold Hoff.
Sraadieoene.
Price. -Mstlnees. 10c to
11 ssstl except
10c. 20c. box seats
80c. Performances 2:80. 7:80. 0:16 p. m
FREE ! Moving Pictures
either Miscellaneous Sublecte.
Every evening 7 o'clock. Bring the
children.
CORNER MORRISON AND THIRD.
Change of Program Weekly.
HARRY BHUMAN, General Advertises.
Otvll Bervloe Examination!.
Tha following civil service examina
tions with the date upon which they,
win be held were announced today:
Clerk and dispenser, Panama canal serv
ice, October 80-31; gardner, October 31:
telephone operator (male), October $1;
farmer, with knowledge of Irrigation,
October 17; clerk-draughtsman, October
30-31. Applicants should see z. A.
Leigh at the postoffloa for full Infor
mation concerning the examinations
Bonda
In Pour Acta.
nmaji