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r THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1907.
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to d Ays
MARKETS
Choice Hops Will Be Worth Much
More in Proportion to Other Grades
This Season on Account of Small Pick
SALMON PRICE
SENSATIONAL
Freezers Paying Enormous
Values ,for Steelheads
Will Be Sent Abroad.
Latest market features:
Excellent peach demand.
Egg supplies very small.
Poultry market In fine shape.
Too muoh heavy veal coming.
Banana arrive In fair shape.
Trade crazy over fish supplies.
Fine strawberries from Oak Grove.
Fair oriental flour business.
Wheat Is steady, but unchanged.
Trio of Salmon on Jam p.
Sensational values are ruling for fall-
caught salmon on the Columbia, river.
At this time the cold storage operators
are said to be offering as high u Itt
and to a pound for eteeUiead. So great
is the demand for freeslng purposes
that some interests predict that the
piioe will move several cents higher
berore its movement is stopped ror the
season. The present price is one of
the highest that ever ruled on the Co
lumbia ror tan risn ana snows in ex
tent of the demand as compared with
the current catch. Last year as high
as 8o a pound was paid for steelheads
In a small war but this was only for a
fractional lot to fill in an order for a
oar. Cold storage operators are this
year gathering in all the supplies they
can possibly land and this Inflicts much
hardship on the fresh fish trade of the
coast. The spirited bidding has made
the fishers the most Independent people
on earth and If one firm will not pay
the price they go to another and get
It, too. The result Is that on account
of the extremely small supplies, very
high prices may be the outcome of the
present competition for fish.
Ooes to East and Europe.
Practically all the cold storage fish
put up on the Columbia river Is
shipped in ioe to the eastern states,
where It Is again shipped to the large
European oenters. At this time of year
the steelhead is the premier fish of the
river because it Is In much firmer con
dition than the famous chlnook. There
fore fishers receive a much better price
ror tne former man ror the latter, uur
ins the soring season the chlnook sal
mon Is frozen and finds Its way to the
large cities of Europe where prices are
obtained that would loo It ridiculous to
those that live along; the stream where
the fish is caught Fifty, 75c and even
$1 a pound Is obtained on occasion
when the fish Is required for royal
eating.
Bxoellent aoa Demand.
A very excellent demand Is ruling for
peaches along Front street today. Sup
plies are somewhat larger, but demand
is very good, and prlcea are holding
well.
Grape market still In a bad way with
sales at a very wide range.
Several cars of bananas came In yes
terday afternoon and were unloaded this
morning- Fair shape.
Apple market continues quiet with re
. celpt quit liberal.
From Oak Grove. Miss M. I. Rupert
sent SO pounds of excellent quality
strawberries to Front street today.
Condition so good that they were, readily
sold at SOo a pound.
Orange market la -quiet but the trade
is holding prices very stiff. Valenclas
at 16 for best.
Lemon market Is easing off aome
. what and sales of fancy stock are be
ing made at IS and $6.25 a case. y
rati Oriental now Business.
Oriental flour business showed a fair
volume today. Trade was mostly wltn
Japan, although some China business Is
reported by interior shippers. Local
flour trade continues quite good, with
old grade selling at former prices. It
is stated that some of the smaller mil
lers are offering new flour at a reduc-
tlon of 5 to 10c a barrel under old
f rade but no stocks have yet arrived In
his city neither does the trade want
any at this time.
Local wheat market is holding rather
steady, although the immediate- require
ments of the larger millers seem to
have been filled. Exporters still doing
some business at former prices.
Hops Are Quiet Again.
While a small amount of business Is
still reported In the hop market, trade
Is not over-brisk anywhere. The New
' York. English. German and California
markets are exceedingly quiet for this
time of the year. 'Neverthersss short
sellers are hurrying arouna trying 10
gobble up the small amount of strictly
. choice hops In Oregon and are very
much pained wnen growers ao noi rive
them away. It's the ordinary quality
hop that will be hard to move thia year
from present Indications.
Front street prloes:
drain, Floar and Teed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, o, large
lots: small lots, Hc
WHEAT New Club. 82cj red Rus
' slan, 7Vc; blueatem, 84c; valley, 82c
CORN Whole;, 9: cracked. $50 ton.
BARLEY New Feed, J22.6O28.60
per ton; rolled, $24.60 26.60; brewing,
J28.5024.O0
RYE $1.66 per cwt.
OATS New Proucer' price No. 1
white. $24.00 per ton; gray, $23.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents,
$4.80; straights, it.zo; exports, a.nu
TALLOW Prime, per lb, I HO to; No.
I and grease, jiffiYmQ.
CHITT1M BARK-7e.
Traits and Tstreiablss.
POTATOES Fancy, $1.0091.2$ sell.
mg; buying, white, foowfl per sacK;
wests, ihvo id.
ONIONS Jobblna nrice Oregon.
$$0)1.26; buying, 11.5001.70; garllo, 8c
per id.
APPLES New. $1.0001.7$.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges. 14.600
1.00: bananaa So lb: lamona 88 6.60
per boa; limes. Mexican. $4.00 per 100;
rlneapples, $3.2696.00 dosen; grapes,
0o 11.26; concords, 20c; peaches,
lie 9 tool cantaloupes. $1. 2601.00;
piums, aooiuc; watermelons, io;
orabapples. fo lb; Bartlett peara, f 1.2S0
i.ov per oox; casabas, la.ov uoi.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new, IOo0
11.00 sack: carrots, 76c0fl per sack;
beets, $1.60 per sack; parsnips, 11.00 0
$1.26; cabbage, lfcc lb: tomatoes.
Oregon. 60c; beans, Itflc; green.
I08o per lb: cauliflower. lOctt $1.26 doa:
reas, 6o; horseradish. So lb: artichokes,
6076o dos; green onions, 16c per doa;
bell peppers, 6 08c per lb; hothouse let
tuce, $1 box; cucumbers, hothouse. 16
026a dos: radishes. 16o dozen bunches:
eggplant, 12 Ho lb: green corn, 76o
aack, celery, $76o0$i.OO.
Oroo cries, Vats, Xta.
SUGAR Cuba 16.1214: Dowdered.
11.87 H; berry, $6.77; dry granulated.
$6.77; Star. 35.47 H; eonf. A.. $6.77:
extra B. $6.27; golden O, $6.17: D
yellow. $8.07: beet granulated, $6.67:
barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26c; boxes,
60s advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are $0 days net cash
quotations.;
HONEY $$.60 per crate.
$16,180
COFFEE i'ackag brands.
lf.fi.
SALT Coarse Half around 100s.
Sll.eO per ton: 60s. 113.00; table, dairy
60s. 117.50: 100s. $17.26: bales. $2.26:
Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00; 100s,
Id (in. A . ftianA. .... Ana. havMl,- 9m
tf,vvi . fig.vvj ...... araaa a via., , i
6a and 10s. $4.1006.60: Liverpool lump
rock, 110.60 per ton; 60-lb rock, lll.uo;
100s. $10.60.
(Above nrices acDlr to sales .of less
than car lota Car lots at special prices
subject to lluotuatlona)
kice imperial japan, no. I, bo; no.
. 6tt06lkc) New Orleans, bead. Tel
AJax. 60: Creole. tc
DtfiWh 3 1 1 U.KIa. ft A - la.
UWaUlW ft.aU.Vaa Wtl.vv. a,,,v, .aaimv
white, 11.60; pink, $8.66: bayou, $8.80;
Lima. $6.85; Mexican reds, 4o.
NUTS Peanuts; Jumbo, c per 10:
Virginia, 7o per lb; roasted, 10a per
lb; Japanese, 66c; roasted, 707o
lMliniHlTr.1.
HI.IHLUHI
DDinno mum
tllHILU OnillUO ..IILHI
HUROY RAID OUfJUIGE
Bears Act Against Copper Long Stuff Sold at Chicago
and Steel and Force Rest Whenever Price Goes Up
KNIGHTS
of Stock Market Down.
Gain at the Close.
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
4
Amalgamated
Csr at Found..
Locomotive . .
Sugar
Smelter
Anaconda . . . .
Atohlson
Brooklyn
Can. Pacifio...
Bt Paul
C O.
Press. Steel...
Reading
8. P
S. R.
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West Union.
Colo. Fuel . .
Denver
Erie
Gt. Northern .
Katy
Mo. Pacific...
Nat Lead ...
Nor. Pacific.
Pao. Mail ...
Penn.
Rep Steel . , .
Kock laiana..
U. 8. Steel...
do pfd
?ln nuts, 14016o per lb: hickory nuts,
Oo per lb; Brazil nuts, lBo per lb; fil
berts, l(o per lb; fancy pecans, 18080a
per lb; almonds. It021c
Keats, Xfc.h and Provisions.
FRESH MEa'S Front street Hogs,
fancy, 8o per lb; large, 708c per lb;
ve&i, exira, ittf ic per lu, oroinary, est
8c per lb; poor, (07o per lb; mutton,
fancy, 8 09o per lb.
HAMS, BACON, ETC Portland pack,
(local) hamr 10 to li lbs, 16o per .b;
1 A A 1 a IKai H U n 1 . 1ft aA 9A 1 Vi
16o: breakfast bacon. 16022o per
id; pionics. line per 10; oottag run,
18c per lb; regular short clears, un
smoked. 12o per lb; smoked 12o per lb;
olear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked. 13o
per lb: Union butts, 10 to IS lbs, un
smoked, 12o per lb; smoked, 13c per lb;
olear bellies, unsmoked, 11 Ho per lb;
smoked 13 per lb; shoulders, 12o
per lb; pickled tongues, 70o each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s. 13 Ho
per lb; 6s, 8c per lb; 60-lb tins. lto
fier lb; steam rendered, lus, 9o per
b; 6s, 11 o per lb; compound, 10s,
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
wall Street. New York. Sept. 14.
stock market trading too ay was on a
small scale with but little Interest In
values outside of a few leaders.
Tne market was Irregular and weak
the weakness in the steels and coppers
having a bad effect The bank state
ment was colorless and Inclined slightly
toward the bear aide. It caused some
profit taking.
There was a raid on Amalgamated,
as well as U. S. Steel by the bears but
tbe movement had little force and little
fresh liquidation came out.
Official price range:
4
bowers Likely Again.
Western Oregon Fair and
warmer north portion tonight;
Sunday showers and cooler;
southerly winds.
Western Washington Show
ers tonight; warmer Interior;
Sunday showers; southwesterly
winds.
Eastern Oregon Fair and
warmer tonight; Sunday, show
ers and cooler.
Eastern Washington and north
ern Idaho Fair south; showers
north portion tonight; warmer;
Sunday shower and cooler.
Southern Idaho Fair and
warmer tonight; Sunday possi
bly showers, warmer east, cooler
west portion.
FROM COOS BAY
Cheer Captain Macgenn as
Steamer Breakwater Pulls
Into Oak Street Dock.
BEAUTIFUL WEATIIER
MAKES TIUP PLEASANT
Went to Coos liar Last Monday to
Initiate Large Number of Mem
bers and Returned Pleased With
Woal Outing.""
DnCKIPTION.
Amal. Cop. Co...
11 c per lb.
FISH f
D n.k ' ..Mi. a,. It,, fin. n.4 Aral
6o Der lb: halibut, (c Der lb: striped
bass, 16c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal
mon, fresh Columbia chlnook. He per
lb; silvers, 7o per lb; herring".
6o par lb; soles, 6c per lb;
shrimps, 12o per lb; perch, 6c
per lb; tomcod, 7c per lb; lobsters, 16c
per lb; fresh mackerel, 8c per lb: oraw
risn. zbc per dozen; sturgeon lifto per
lb; black bass, zoc per id; silver smelt,
7o per lb: frozen shad. 6o Der lb: black
cod, 7HC per ID.
OYSTERS flhnnlwater bur. nor a-al
ion. $2.50: per 100-lb sack. $5.00; Olym
Kta 1 ' .... 0 Z n a lit IV .anW
$6.()O06.6O; Eagle, canned, 60c can; $7
dozen; eastern In shell, $1.76 per hun
dred.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2.40
razor clams, $2.00 per box; 10c per doa
mints, Goal OH, Bto.
ROPEr-Pure Manila, ldc; standard.
ll.c: sisal, 11c.
COAL OIi Pearl cr Astral Cases,
lSUn Der sal: water white, iron bbls.
14c per aa'.; wooden, l"o oer gal; head
light, 170 (leg., cases, 21o per gal.
GASOLINE 86 deg., cases, 24o per
gai; iron nDis, iso per gaj.
BENZINE -68deg., cases, 26c per gal;
iron DDis, 23a per gai.
TURPENTINE In cases, 6o per gal
fAhrlsn KKI Oln isae rati
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, l.o per lb;
600-lb lots. 8o per lb; less lots, 8c.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $3.18
per keg.
valley, $4.3004.40; graham, s, $3.76;
. whole wheat $4.00; rye, 60s, $6.60;
bales, $3.00.
MILLSTUFFS Bran, $17.00 per ton;
middlings, $25.00; shorts, country, $20;
'city, $10; chop, $16.00021.00.
HAY Producer's price Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy, $16.00017.00;
ordinary, $12.00014.00; eastern Oregon.
tienn: mixed. 110.004910.60: clover.
$8.0009.00; grain, $8.00010.00; cheat
JlO.OOdGPii.uu.
Butt, Eggs and Foul try.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland
Sweet cream, 33c; sour, 31 c.
rtttter City creamery. 86o;
seconds, 32 c; eastern, 82 o; state
fancy. S2Hc; seconds, iufitku, store,
Oreiron. 22 Wo.
ECrGS Extra fancy, candled, 18
30r auatatm. 2nO
CHEESE New Full cream, flats,
16016o per lb.; Young Americans,
17c per lb.; eastern, 17o.
POtTLTRY Mixed chickens. 18o
lb: fancy hens, l4o lb; roosters.
old, 10c lb; fryers, 14o; broilers.
14c lb; ducks, 14c lb: geese, old, 801Oo
lb; turkeys, 11013c lb for old; squabs.
$2.50 doz.; pigeons, $1.25 do; dressed
poultry, ItflHO per 10. nigner.
Bops. Wool and Hides.
HOPS 1807 crop Choi, 707c;
prime to choice. 7o: ordinary, 5c per
lb; 1906, choice, 6c.
WOOL 1907 clip Valley, $O021o;
eastern Oregon, 18021a
MOHAIR New 1907 29' $o.
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 16 0 20c
each; short wool, 45 0 400; medium, wool,
600760 each; long wool, 7$0$1 each.
NOMINAL ARRIVALS
III LOCAL LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hoars. Cattle. Sheen.
Today . . 280
Week ago 25 125
Year ago 26
Previous year ... 81
EGG SUPPLIES ARE
PRACTICALLY NOMINAL
Egg values are sensational, 4
owing to the very small supplies e
4 of local ranch "stock. Sales are )
being made along Front street
4 today at prices that range from 4
28 to 10c. This price Is con-
sldered . excessive ;f or this time
of year, but .supplies! were never
so small with egg at such a
4. price. In fact the arrivals are f
A. mwnnnm ihk AiriallMt tvtr IMS lit mm
mf mMfvfm .
this njarketi '
4, 4. .Av-y-':'-?j ' ''v -; ' e '
Portland Union Stockyards. Sept. 14
With but a normal run during the past
24 hours tne livestock market wjds
steady today and all prloes held as pre
viously quoted.
A year ago: All lines easy; sheep
weak.
Official yard prices:
Hogs Best eastern Oregon, $6,600
6.76; stoekers and feeders, $6.0006.25;
China fata, $6.00.
Cattle Best eastern Oregon steers,
$3.8604 00: best cows and heifers, $2.76
03.00; bulls, $1.7602.40.
Sheep Best wethers, $4.60: mixed.
$4.00; lambs. $4.6006.00.
Sheep Weak In East.
Chicago, Sept 14. Official run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 12,000 600 s 2,600
Kansas City . . . 2,000 1,000 ....
Omaha 7.000 600 600
Hogs are steady; left over. 6,700; the
reoelpts a year ago were 11,000; mixed,
$5.85W6.65; heavy $6.0006.26; rough,
$6.6506.90; light, $6.1006.22.
cattle steady.
Sheep Weak.
Heavy Fruit Crop.
(Special Dlipttck to The JoareaL)
Lewiston, Ida., Sept 14. Though It
was said early in the season that the
Lewiston fruit crop was a total failure,
nearly 100 carloads of fruit will be
shipped from this city by rail this sea
son, this not including the vast amount
consumed at home and the quantities
shipped to higher points by wagon.
'rom tne onaae river country, trib
utary to" Lewiston, there have been
shipped more than 200 carloads already
of mixed fruits. About a fifth of all
this fruit was peaches. Among the
many cars of these the Elbertas have
taken tne prize ior size ana iiavor. two
earloads were, shipped that averaged 42
to 66 to tbe box, a record that Is bard
to surpass.
Am. c. at F. a . . .
do pfd. . . .
Am. Loco, a
Am. Sugar, o
Am. Smelt c, . . .
do pro.
Ana. Min. Co...
Am. Wool. a...
Atchison, c...
do pfd
Br. Rap. Tran..
Can. Pac. c
Cent. Leather, c.
do pfd
C. AO. W. c...
C. M. A St. P...
C. & N.-W. o. . . .
C. A O
Col. F. & I. c...
Col. So. c
do 2d pfd. . . .
do aSt pfd. . . .
Del. & Hudson.
D. & R. O
do pfd
Erie, com
Gr. Nor. pfd....
111. Central
L. A N
Manhat. Ry. . . .
Mex. Cent Ry...
M. K. A T. c. .
M. K.. AT
Ore Iands
Vtr. Chemical ..
do pfd.
Missouri Pao. . .
Nat. Lead
N. Y. Central . . .
N. Y.. O. & W...
N. A Western, c
do Dreferred . .
North American.
Northern Pac, c,
P. M. Steam. Co
Penn. Ry
P. a, L. A C. Co.
Pressed S. C, c. .
do preferred. . .
Reading, c
do 2d pfd. ...
do 1st pfd. . . .
Ren. I. A S., c. . .
do preferred . .
Rock Island, c...
do preferred . .
S. L. A S. F. 2-p.
do 1st prd. . .
Southern Pac. o.
do preferred .
Southern Ry. c. .
do orererred .
Texas & Pacific
T.. 8. L. A W., c.
do Drererrea . .
Union Pac. o. . .
U. 8. Rubber, c.
do preferred , .
U. S. Steel Co. c.
do preferred . .
Wabash, c
do pfd
W. U. Telegraph.
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CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
Sept 14. Sept. 13. Oaln. 1906.
94 93A 71
S 7B
104HA 104 U
Sept
Deo
May-
60
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
Chlcaa-o. Sent. 14 Thorn was num.
87 ber of attempt mad to rally wheat at
92 different time today and bull news
61 I kerjt comlnir mora or lean frnm (hit nlhnr
110 I side and from the northwest. On the
88 V4 bulge, long wheat came on the market
96 I Just as It has on every swell for several
87 days. This caused weakness. Theru
was a repitition of the frost damage
new from Winnipeg at the close.
There waa excellent buylnr of corn
on tbe break and a natural recovery of
moderate character before the close.
There waa considerable long oat for
sale by local traders. Market showed
21
85
98
44
165
17
82
9 a tendency to recover at the close.
118'il uiriciai gram prloes
open. High. lxw. Close.
The steamer Breakwater, Captain
Macgenn, returned laat night from Coos
bay with the Knights of Columbus dele
gation that left on the Breakwater last
Monday night to Initiate a number of
new members on the bay. It was n
happy lot that came ashore when the
steamer had made fast at the Oak
street dock, and they had a right to be
happy because the voyage both going
and coming had been ideal.
The Knights cheered lustily, three
times for Captain Macgenn, three times
for Purser McCullum and the other of
ficers and crew and three times for
their fellow tmsaenxers who had ad
mired the beautiful panorama rolled up
before the travelers off the mouth of
the Columbia river yesterday morning
when the sea was perfect and the sky
an Immense dome of speckles blue.
The Knlghta were royally entertained
on board the steamer leaving Portland
Monday evening, a program having been
prepared for their benefit by the of
ficers. Captain Macgenn recited his
Doeni on the "Battle of Manila Bay."
and Purser McCullum rendered aeveial
vocal solus. Several of the passengers
also assisted on the program. From the
mastheads of the steamer floated the
word Columbus spelled out In flags of
the commercial oode of signals. Fur
thermore the Knights were so well en
tertained t Coos bay that they would
have liked to remain longer and the
Coos buy Knights were so pleaaod with
the visitors that they promised faith
fully soon to repay the call.
The Breakwater brought a full list of
passengers and about all the freigrtt her
capacity would permit, tfhe sails for
Coos Monday night The Alliance,
which arrived here yesterday morning.
Is booked to leave Couch street dock
this evening for Coos.
Honolpu. Am. soh. Wetport
Oliver J. Olsan, Am. ss,..Tongu Point
Eva, Oer. as... Flour mills
Berlin, Am. sH. Albina
Kalomo, Br. as Alaska
Olondale, Am. sch Astoria
Wrestler Am. bktn Llnnton
Wallacut, Am. barge Btream
Johan Poulsen, Aju. str Llnnton
Redondo, Am. ss Couoh
Kmlly F. Whitney, Am. bk. . .On way up
Grays Harbor. Am. as.. Will. I. A 8. wks
Santa Rita, Am. ss Portsmouth
Atlas, Am. ss. Llnnton
City of Panama, Am. ss Alnsworth
tialvator. Am. sch. Astoria
Alliance, Am. ss Couch st.
Breakwater, Am. ss Oak st
Admiral Borrenson. Nor. ss Astoria
Lumber Carriers En Boats.
Thomas L. Wand. Am. str. Ban Francisco
SuHle M. Plummer, Am. sch. . .Qurfyma
Lettltln, Am. sch San Francisco
Annie M. Campbell, Am. sch
Ban Francisco
Glendale, Am. sch San Francisco
Mabel Gale. Am. sch San Francisco
Andy Mahoney, Am. sch... San Francisco',
w. r . liar ms, Am. sch Ban rearo
Virginia Am. sch Port Los Angeles
I.akrne, Am. ss Ban Francisco
(JeorKe Loomls, Am. ss..Han Francisco
Aurulla, Am. hh San Frunclaco
En Koute With Cement and Oeneral.
Uuccleuch, Br. sh
t-'rgnn, Fr. bk
Kurooe. Br. bk
Genevieve Mollnoa, Fr. bk.
Kune Kervlter, Fr. h
Laennec, Fr. sh
Le filler. Fr. bk
Martha Roux, Fr. bk
Mozambique, Br. bk.
Samoa, Br. bk
1 tilers, t r. sh
Marechael Turrene, Fr. bk... Hamburg
Vllle de Mulhoune, Fr. bk Antwerp
Guethary, Fr. bk Antwerp
Plerrj iotl, T. dk Antwerp
Walden Abbey. Br. in Antwerp
Glenesulln, Br. sh Antwerp
Versalllea, Fr. bk Lelth
General de Bolsdeffre, Fr. bk.. London
General de Negrler, Fr. bk London
Uayard. Fr. bk Antwerp
Vllle de Dijon, Fr. bk Antwerp
Alice Marie, Fr. bk Antwerp
Eugene Rergalln. Fr. bk Antwerp
11 Maektleld. Gr. bk Honolulu
Arctic Stream, Br. sh Rotterdam
Crown of India, Br. bk Antwerp
Cornll Hart. Fr bk Antwerp
Jules Qommes. Fr. bk Rotterdam
Kdward Detallle. Ft. bk Antwerp
Emllie Oalllne, Fr. bk Lontlon
Coal Ships En Boat.
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. . . . London
. .Hamburg
Swansea
London
Hamburg
.Newcastle,
Shields
. .Newcastle, K.
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The Bimdauaat CeMseag i,.
a. a Oun A Co. Coasaarclal t
Sept
Dec.
May
127
24
119
27'
93
21
i9
44
37
84
110
16
26
46
7
29
27
Ml
143
83
22
28
41
61
154
28 Bept
e Dec
20 May
1Z9
Sept.
Deo.
May
Rant
63 Oct
19 Jan.
High,
WHEAT.
. 93 94
. 98 98
.104 104
CORN.
. 61 61
. 68 68
. 69 69
OATS.
. 62 63
. 62 62
. 63 63
MESS PORK.
..1637 1527 1637
..1546 1545
..1560 1665
LARD.
93
97
103
67
62
61
62
1645
1545
Sept
Oct
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
905 906 900
872 695 862
SHORT RIBS.
847 850 847
860 660 850
807 807 797
104A
69
67
68
62
62
63
1637
1645
900
862
847
850
800
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Sept 14. Official prices:
WHEAT.
Sept. 14. Sept 13. Loss,
Oa.n 7 . Ti In 1 A
H Dec. .".'7s 10d 7sl0d d
CORN.
Sept 6s6d 5s6d
Oct ts oa ts o
ADMIRAL DORREBON IX.
....Newcastle, A.
....Newcastle, A.
....Newcastle. A.
. . . .Newcastle, A.
, . . .Newcastle, A.
, . . .Newcastle, A.
.Newcastle. A.
75
19
44
87
62
84
110
15
66'i
27
26 Maroh
46 April
11 May
d
d
Ifew York Cotton Market.
January 1172
February . ,
Open. High. Low. Close,
1170 1166
September
October . .
November
December .
..1189
.1191
.1193
.1146
.1160
.1165
.1171
1189
1191
1196
1146
1165
1168
1173
1179
1180
1185
1146
1162
1167
1169
1166
1170
117V
1181
1186
1146
1162
1167
1169
Liverpool Cotton Lower.
Total sales for day, 367,700 shares.
PRICE OF NEVADA
SHARES IN FRISCO
T Cant 1 at PAtlnn rSitiiMS
closed 6 to 6 points lower; spots 7 points
lower.
Boston Copper Market.
Boston. Sept. 14.
Monawk on
San Francisco. Sept 14. Official bid AdvenUire ... z
. I JU1UUQ1 WW
Pr,ces- iroUn 86
. . ... 1. ... I.1,.M. I -v-
oanasiorm oc, munnw wmuiuu R nrhum ...
Mt. 49eA. Jumbo Ext $1.60. Vernal n,,tt. rni 1B
16eA, Booth 39o. Blue Bull 82o, Adam Cal & Hecla.626A
jac, onver ric bud, d. o. iv. o.u Centennial .. 18
Rfiii iiv ni-xie ec HiDernia ica. hi. sa
Ives 75c. Conqueror 10c, Blk. Rock 4c, ohftnnnn "' " '. '. 10
6cA, Oro 19c, Kendall Ext 2c Sandat i-rlnitv 14
Bend boo,
Florence
O. Daisy
Pomti. Fraet.
Or Rend Anx. 9cA. Mlllstorm 26c. B. B.
Bonanza 6c, Kewanos 69c. Portland 18o,
Cracker Jack 18c, Francis Monawa ii.
Red Hill 61c, Mohawk Ext 11c, Lou
Dillon 9c Y. Tiger 21o, Orandma 16c,
H Plolc Kxt. 8eA. Y. Rose 6c. Col. Mt
Ext 6cA. Goldf. Cons. $6.82, Diam'f.
Triangle 19c.
COMSTOCK.
-Bid prices:
Daly West 12
Franklin 8
Mass 8
Nevada 9
N. Butte 47
Old Dominion. 24
Osceola 88
Parrot 13
Wolverine ... .118
Royal 14
Green Con 9
Sup. A Pitts.. 110
Norwegian Steamer Conies for Cargo
of Lumber.
The Norwegian steamer Admiral Bor
rcson will be In the harbor late this
evenlnir to load a cargo of lumber for
Shangliu!. She reached Astoria at 6
o'clock this morning from San Francisco
and after having passed through quar
antine left up shortly before noon. The
steainei was presumably fumigated and
rid of her rats as precaution against a
possible spread of bubonic plague.
The Admiral Borreson comes under
charter to Frank Waterhouso & Co. and
will receive most of her cargo at the
mills of the North Pacific Lumber com
pany. Sho Is a large steamer and will
carry away about 8,000,000 feet.
Yesterday afternoon the British
steamer Strathfillan was chartered to
carry wheat from this port to Europe
and: the French bark Emllle Galllne was
engaged to carry general cargo from
London to Portland. She was here early
this spring and reached Queenstowu
August 20 with a cargo of Oregon wheat.
Sailing from London In a couple of
months will bring her In time to take
the last part of the crop now coming In.
Belen. Fr. bk
Claverdon, Br. sh..
VVIUscott Am bk.-.
Port Patrick, Br. sh
BL Mlrren. Br. sh. .
CrUlon. Fr. bK
Ardencralg. Br. bk .
Eugene Schneider, Fr. bk. Newcastle, A.
Buffon, Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Castle Rock, Br. sh Sydney, A
Redhill, Br. ss Newcastle, A.
Knight Templar, Br. ss. .Newcastle, A.
Tymerlc, Br. str Newcastle, A.
Henry Vlllard, Am. str. .. Newcastle. A.
Thordls, Nor. str Morovan, Japan
Homeward Bound, Am. bk. Newcastle, A.
Emily Reed, Am. sh. . .Newcastle, Aus.
Aru-alos. 11 r. ah Newcastle, A.
Brlzeux. Fr. bk Newcastle, A.
Tramp Btamrs Bn Bout.
Elaa, Nor. ss San Francisco
African Monarch, Br. ss Japan
Inveran. Br. ss Port Los Angeles
Kerndene. Br. str San Francisco
Terle Vlkon, Nor. ss San Francisco
Barkston. Br. ss Ssn Franicsco
Strathenrlk. Br. ss.
Indian Monarch, Br. ss...San Francisco
Strathfillan. Br. ss Vancouver. B. C
Oil Steamars Due.
Maverick. Am. as San Francisco i
W. 8. Porter, Am. ss Gavloto
Col. E. T. Drake, Am. ss..San Francisco
En Bout In Ballast to Ioad Grain.
Gael, Fr. bk Puget Sound
Turgot. Fr. bk Puget Sound
Mlltonburn, Br. bk Santa Rosalia
liumflreshlre. Br. ah.. Port Los Angeles
Sully. Fr. bk
Coltlc Chief. Br. sh
Admiral Corneuller, Fr. bk
otratngryre, ur. ah
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A SURE CANCER CURE
fast EaoshrM Tnm Paktsf . Ola laf.
aad Bailable,
San Francisco ; Jr T00 ARtJ 4rrLICTTO. DOlfT SkXAZ.
DELAYS ABB DAMOEBOuS.
Custor, Br. sh . .
Noeml, Fr. bk
Alsterkamp. Oer. ah..
Schubek, Ger. bk
.San Francisco
. .Honolulu
. . .San Ft.
. Callao
. .Valparaiso
Seattle
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Valparaiso
If ftm raooot call, writ for ST si
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rortlaad, OrMea, .
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ALONG THE WATERFRONT
FAST DISPATCH BOAT.
(government Engineers Buy Graves'
Motorboat PaJouse.
The steamer Cltv of Panama sails
for Ban Francisco tomorrow morning.
The steamer Kedondo sailed for Seat
tle and Tacoma last night with a large
quantity of general freight.
The steamer Alliance Is expected to
get away for Coos bay this evening. She
hus a full cargo.
The British ship Conway Castle will
probably not finish loading until next
Wednesday. She Is at Columbia dock
No. 2.
The government engineers have pur
chased the speedy motor boat Palouse
from O. F. Graves, who buirt her re
cently. She will be taken to the upper
Snake river to be used as a dispatch
boat In connection with the government
work In progress thero.
The Palouse is 32 feet long, and has
an Eastern Standard engine of 26 horwe
power, capable of driving her at the steamer Aurena, irom san rrancisco;
rate of about 18 miles an hour. At this arrived down at 4 a. m., steamer Re-
uonno
Sun
MARINE NOTES
Astoria, Or., Sept. 14. Arrived at 6:10
a. m., and left up at 11 a. m., Nor
wegian steamer Admiral Borresen, from
San Francisco. Arrived at 10:10 a. m..
the steamer Aurella, from San Francisco;
speed the engineers will be able to take
her through the swiftest kind of water,
and when It Is low, too, because she
draws only a few feet.
Mr. Graves had the Palousef out for
a trial trip In the harbor this morning,
and she but the water so neatly that
everybody along the waterfront stopped
to take a look. She will probably start
for the Snake Monday. Besides the
Palouse. Mr. Graves has built Stoppen
bach's launch Helen and Beyers' Dlx,
both among the prettiest pleasure craft
on the river.
KEGS WERE EMPTY.
n,ippirB uc, xvou lup rj- juu. victoria 4
V;,.u2 I Helvenla .... 21
ai.OlTl, liuu-jii-ooiui ,w, rnrr,m Punr. ATI
$2.05. Gr. Bend Ext 15cA, '"" " - 1
No Damage to Grain.
I
(Special Dispatch to Tb Journal.)
Garfield, Wash., Sept. 14. "There has
been no damage to the grain, worth
mentioning say the conservative and
careful farmers. In some Instances
oats has been colored, but so far we
hava heard of no wheat or oats being
docked by the grain buyers on account
of damage by tha wet spell.
The larmer are very nopaxui now
thai, this rain will1 soon blow over, and
that the entlr crop will be saved with
out any great amount of damage. . The
crops are turning out splendidly, and
tha yield In many instances la larger than
was at first anticipated toy til wheat
(rower. . - . , .5 -;V; ;, ; v- i.: ; Jf
Onhir $1.25. Mexican 67c. Gould &
Curry 26c, Con. Virginia 80c, Savage
8Jc, Hale & Norcross $1.05, Yellow
Jacket $1.17H, Belcher 20o. Sierra Nev.
32o, Union 41c.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
A.uinal Km Pnllf.fiff M P 11i fnnt
Bullfrog 3o, National Bank 17c, L. Har
ris 2c Amethyst $1.80, Gold Bar 62c,
Stelnway 6cA, Denver Buf. Annex 6cA,
Bonnie Clare 88c, Mayflower Con. 30c,
llnal. rthlA tiV Kl CI HnATttAf fin
PJUII VJ, v. 1 . . V. ,aAW. ' . u. wwa.w. w,
Monty. Mt. 11c A, Homestake Con. 880,
Yankee Girl 6cA. Nugget 4c, Tramp Con.
830, Victor 6cA. North SUr 6cA, Sun
set 5c.
TONOPAH.
Ton. Nev. 10c. Mont. Ton. $3 A, Ton.
Ext. $1.25; MacNamara 21c, Midway
77c, Ton. North Star 19c, West End
Con. 74c, Rescue l2e. Ton. A Cal. 4c,
Golden Anchor 12o. Jim Butler 80c,
Ton. Home 4o, Boston Ton, lOcA, Mon
arch Pitts. Ext 6c, Mont Mid. Ext
38CA" MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Man. Con. 85c, Man. M. Co. 60. G.
Wedge 6c, Seyler Hump. 6c. Dexter 12c,
L. Joe .c. Crescent 6cA, Granny 24c,
Mustang 20c, Little Grey 15cA, Cow
boy oca, orig. man. iuca, jrine xsui ic,
Buffalo dca, inaian camp no.
' VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Fair-view Silver King 20cA, Falrvlew
Eagle $L40A, Nevada Hius . Pitts
burg Silver Peak $1.46. North Star Won.
der 4c Eagle's Nest 31c, Ruby Wonder
26cA, Alice of Wonder ScA.
United States Government Bonds.
New York, Sept 14.- Government
Elv Con.
Eagles . . .
Neplsalng
Apex . . .
2H
t7
1.
New York Bank Statement.
New York, iept 14. Bsnk statement:
Increase. Decrease.
$ 458.650
217,260
Reserve
Reserve, less U. S,
Loans
pecle . . .
egals . . .
Deposits .
Circulation
$375,000
' 645,'7'66
'ni.Yoo
1,407,600
1.6S2,s66
hnnria: Bid.
Twos, registered 10614
do coupon ... ,,,.,,.106
Threes, registered 108
do coupon ...........108
Three, small bonds ....101
Pis. Columbia, 3-65. . . .113
Hours, regis terea, new.. lzs
do coupon '
Twos. Panama
Philippine Fours
Asked.
106
1064
103
10$
a 104$
ura ...... .10$
" 126
106
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today $1,197,812.10
do year ago 937.367.36
Gain today $ 260,444.74
Balances today 88,385.63
do year ago 129,917.07
Want Higher Price.
(Brwclal DUpatcb to Tb Jonrnal.)
Albany, Or., Sept 14. The hop pick
ing season is rapidly coming to a close
in Linn county and before the first of
the next week practically all the fields
will be devoid 01 picaers. Tne quality
has been first class and the output
will be or a quality to demand recog
nition among the buyers and dealers.
The season has been' exceptionally sat
isfactory as to the output and with the
Increase of the hop demand so as to In
sure a higher market price, joy would
reign in the nearts or tne growers.
Try to Save the Wheat.
Hatton. Wash.. Sept 14. The die
couraged farmers are trying to make
the most of their blighted prospects,
and still have hopes that the remainder
of the season may give tnern good
wAKther.
The harvest her Is a big on and If
the crops can do savea mey wur De tne
largest in the history of the country,
and at price prevailing there will be a
great deal' of money distributed
throughout the county.
1
New York-London Sliver.
New York, Sept 14. Bar silver, 680;
London. 31d.
. Dramatic
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
- When - the actor makes up - his mind
It must alter the complexion of his
thoughts.
Longshoreman Thinks He Has Laugh
on Teetotalers.
'They'll never tell me that Coos is a
dry county," exclaimed longshoreman
Barney" disgustedly this morning as
he was called upon to assist In dis
charging 600 beer kegs, more or less,
from the hold of the steamer Break
water which arrived at Oak street dock
from Coos bay last night. The kegs
were empty, but bor evidence of having
been all right and In the swim not so
many days ago.
"Pshaw, tell me. will ye, that Coos Is
dry. Looks like It, don't It, these here
600 kegs on the dock an' off the Break
water. Now there's an Item for your
?a per. If that county is dry. how's
hem empties come up here? Don't
ever give me no talk of dry towns, dry
counties or dry anything else dry, be
cause it don't go. Seel"
Officers of the steamer explain that
the kegs come from various parts of
the county, only part of which has gone
dry as a result of local option. Myrtle
Point Is the only dry town on the bay,
while Marshfleld. North Bend and other
sites observe the state law as here.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Francisco. Sept. 14. Arrived.
steamer Nome City, from Portland; ar
rived last night, steamer Northland,
from Portland.
Astoria, Sept. 13. Sailed at 12:13 p.
m., steamer Roanoke, for San Pedro and
way porta; sailed at 2 p. m., schooner
Compeer, for San Francisco.
Astoria. Sept. 14. Condition of the
bar at 8 a. m., smooth; wind south 12
miles; weather, cloudy.
Tides at Astoria today High water:
6:46 a. m., 6.1 feet; 5:32 p. m., 8.2 feet
Low water: 11:15 a. m., 3.1 feet.
mt
EvorylVcr
a. bintamua nd thoaM knew
. aoOQi In VOOUnu
MARVEL W Wrung Spray
i now vaataas iram Jnft-
aav-Moa conranlant.
. aw w laaiaaiaf
fc M -aSaBaaSaWa.
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MmrlnnUhflL
If ha cannot (apply tb
uln. souent bo
other, but trad scamp for
lllnatrated book mU n
fall Dartlealan and dliwtlona Is.
valuable to ladlca. RtaRVKt, COL,
-a .. ih bi nmn w .inn.
WOOSABD, CXA&aB 00. AND LaTB-DATlB
sauo 004 sxoBXJaT .
JEFFERSON'S POLITICS.
Scott's Santal-Pepsm Capsol:
A POSITIVE CURE
I "-aA..JaW'
?9
Vorlnflsmmatioa orOaUrrfcot
a Bladder and Dlaaaaad aid
says, ao otz bo rar. onra
qnickly and fannanantir tha
worat eaaaa of aVakMAPr laAAaK
sad J I, no aiattar of how '
long atandlDS. abaolotaly
barmleas. Sold by dreffttt.
Prlca SI Ml or It BsalL aoaa.
pait6i.CtXboxaa,ta.74. ,
'TKESAXTAL-PEPSIXa
aMMosrtslas, Ohlt . ,
old ky Alt Draagkrt.
Was One of the Greatest Party Or
ganizers of His Day.
From the St Louis Republic.
Jefferson, who more than any other
man in American history stood for tho
"sovereignty" which, according to the
late George William Curtis, every
American ought to carry under his
own hat, was nevertheless the great
est party organizer In American his
tory. As organizer only two other
Americans are In his class. One Is
Abraham Lincoln. The other Is An- , lAfafcf A bJ a 4s.nFsTl A I TV
drew Jackson. Both recognized party tTUFIAN O If L VIAL. I I
organization as inevitable if men who
think alike are to work together for '
the common ends in view. Both saw
that whatever evils result from or
ganization and co-operation in a re
public, there Is no pther way of car
rying on republican government. In
dependence itself makes co-operation
necessary and creates parties as a
leans of expressing Itself.
P00K FINANCING.
atag-ular liners Dm to Arrlv.
R. D. Inman, San Francisco. .. .Sept. 15
O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way Sept. 16
Arabia, orient Sept. 17
Costa Rica, San Francisco Sept. 18
Alliance. Coos Bay Sept. 19
Breakwater. Coos Bay Sept. 20
Roanoke. ShA Pedro ana way.. sept. 24
Johan Poulsen, San Francisco. .Sept. 25
Nioomedta, orient Oct. 1
Alesla, orient Oct 2
Numantia, orient Oct. 20
Bgnlar Z,lnr to Depart.
Alliance. Coos Bay Sept. 14
Redondo, Seattle Sept 15
Johan Poulsen, San Francisco. .Sept 15
Breakwater, Coos bay Sept 16
O W. Elder, San Pedro and way.Sept. 19
Costa Rica, San Francisco Sept 21
Arabia, orient Sept. 26
Roanoke, San Pedro and way... Sept 26
Alesla, orient Oct. 19
Nicomedia, orient Nov. 2
Numantia. orient Nov. 30.
Vassals In Port.
Tola. Br. sir ..Elevator dock
Dalgonar, Br. sh Oceanic
Bee, Am. aoh Willamette I. & a Wks
Slam. Qt. sh.. Portland Lumber Co.
Conway Castle, Br. bk.. Columbia No. 8
Vlncennes. Fr. bk Columbia No. 1
North King, Am. tug Astoria
Antelope. Am. sch Foot of Lincoln
St. Nicholas. Am. sh Astoria
St Louis, Fr. bk Centennial
Compeer, Am. sch Astoria
Strathness, Br. ss. .Portland Lumber Co.
North Star, Am. tug Astoria
Americana, Am. sch .Vancouver
Gardiner City. Am. bktn Stella
Col. de VlUebfla Muriel, Fr. bk. Bunkers i
New York Will Never Again Be
Forced to Pay High Rates.
From the Springfield Republican.
It is the stated opinion of the acting;
comptroller of New York that the pro
ceeds of this loan will carry the city
into next spring and that it will never
again be forced to name so high a rate
for its loans.
Rut if that is a sincere belief and
should prove to be true, then no Justi
fication would exist for making a 60
year loan. The city would do far better
to pay 6 or even more per cent for a
much shorter time. Of course, bids for
these city bonds will take Into account
the chances that Interest rates wlU
subside long before the 60 years are
past, and the city will benefit from
this; but for any corporation to load
Itself up with debt extending; nearly
two (fenerations at what may be a mo
mentary extreme or hign interest rates.
this is a poucy wnicn cannot coramen
Itself to sober Judgment
Mahogany Railroad Ties.
From the Chicago Record-Herald.
Mahogany iff often used for ties by
the railroads In Cuba as well as ia
other tropioai countries, cut Bir Wil
liam Van Horn has forbidden It on
his road. He considers It a crime - to
out small mahogany trees, and there 1
plenty' of other timber In the forests
suitable for construction purposes. V
Jique (pronounced hlckey) amn Ju
caro negro, all hard woods whioh do
not grow large and cannot d utilizer
for cabinet work, are Just aa good as
S. S. JC. CXAJV
The only Chines woman
doctor In' this city. Shw
has cured many afflicted
ufferera. Cured private
and female diseases, also
throat and lung; trouble j
stomaoh bladder and kidney -and
1 diseases of all kinds
that the human flesh - Is
heir to. Cured by Chinese
herbs and roota Remedies
harmless. No operations. Honest
treatment Examination free 26$ Clay
st, corner Third. t
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