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THE , OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1007
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TODAY'S MARKETS
Still Another Decline of 10c Per Hun
dred Pounds Noted in Sugar Market
TodayTrade's Wants Very Small.
HERS' m
'TRACTS
Would Sell Potatoes to Gov
ernment for Term of Six
Months Low Prices.
Produce market feature:
Farmers bid on contract,
flugar refinery la wanted here.
Sugar market la very weak.
. Lrfcai eggs move ai 1140.
Chicken receipt still heavy.
Only a local potato demand.
Portland highest onion market
Old hop are finding sale.
Tanner Bid oa Con tract.
At the opening of the bid for potatoes
and onion yeterday at Fort Van
couver, It developed that, farmers were
among the principal bidders. It Is
stated that about three fourths of the
bids submitted to supply Uncle. Barn's,
soldiers at the various forts In this de
farttnent were from growers. Hereto
or farmer bidders have been rather
few. Dealers who attended the reading
of the bide yesterday stated that they
never before saw so many bids sub
mitted for supplying the various forts,
nor did they ever see so many farmers
names among the bids. .
The reason for this, they allege, Is be
cause of the enormous crop of potatoes
produced In the two states of the north
west this season. Farmers believe that
on this account prices will not Yule very
high, so they are willing to V"ke a few
contracta to supply American soldiers
with this staple for a term of elx
months.
Potato Trio fewest la Tears.
The prices submitted were In most
rases the smallest In years and created
much comment among the local trade
The prices are all for stocks delivered
freight free at the various forts. The
lowest ones for potatoes were:
Fort Wright, 75c per 100 pounds; Fort
Walla Walla, 95o per 100 pounds; Fort
Stevens, $1.26 per 100 pounds; Fort
Canby, $1.17 per 100 pounds; Fort Co
lumbia, $1.25; Fort Flagaway. 76c; a
fort In Idaho, 11.25; Fort Vancouver.
$1.17.
The fact that the United States gov
ernment is most particular In selecting
the provisions furnished the troopers
gives rise to the Impression that potato
prices are not very likely to show very
high prices at any period during the
present season.
Onloa Prices Sol latkw Well.
For onions the prices submitted In
the bids to supply the forts for six
months were quite high. This again
gives our the impression that onion
supplies are not nearly as great as an
ticipated and when the present glut is
over the market will be more steady.
However the Portland market is already
above those of any city on the coast and
may have to go lower In order to meet
competition.
The prices submitted on onions for
the various forts:
Fort Stevens. 13 per 100 pounds; Fort
Columbia, 3 per 100 pounds; Fort
Canby, $2 40 per 100 pounds; Fort Walla
Walla, 12.14 per 100 pounds and Fort
Vancouver, $2.10 per 100 pounds.
Sugar Market Very Weak.
There la a very weak tone in the local
sugar market. The recent declines In
values coet the market considerable
business for everyone is at present of
the Impression that still lower values
will prevail before long. For that rea
son the trade Is buying from hand to
mouth. .... , .
After the above report of the market
wai written the market dropped 10c per
100 pound for all grades; the new val
ues taking effect at once.
Old Hops Are rinding Bala.
There Is again a demand for old hops
at clone to the figures listed by The
Journal. Several sales have recently
been made, the denls being engineered
by Ernest Wells of Ireland-Wells Co.
for E. Clement Horst. Mr. Wells has
purchased the interest of Mr. IrelarU
and will conduct the firm under the old
name. During the last 114 hours he has
purchased 105 boles of '06s from O.
Weldner and 108 bales of the Seavey lot
of the same growth. For the same ac
count Mr. Wells hns purchased 90 bales
of '07a from Goble & Peters of Aurora.
The hops were of choice quality, with
price not stated.
Brief Motes of the Trails.
Local fresh eggs are moving at 32c
dozen, with eastern fresh at SOe. and
cold storage at 28 a 29c. Receipts of
eastern Increasing.
Chicken receipts are still very liberal
and some cleanups are still reported at
1212Ve. with the latter price ruling
In most Instances. Some small sales
made as high as ISc.
Cheese is still very dull.
Cleanups of large lots of out of town
fancy butter arc reported made as low
as 30c today, with small lots at 82 He
Market dull and weak.
Several cars of bananas are due to
arrive either this afternoon or Sunday.
Dressed meats of all kinds will still
bring top values. Trade says "send
them along."
Peaches are not moving very fast but
? rices are still being held at former
igures.
Today's Fr6nt street prices:
a rain. Floor and Teed.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, 8c large
lota; small lots. 9 He,
WHEAT New Club. 82c; red Rus
sian 79c; bluestem, 84c; valley, 82c.
CORN Whole, $9: cracked, $30 ton.
BARLEY New Feed, $22.60 23.60
per ton; rolled. $24.50 25.60; brewing,
$23. 50 24.00
RYE $1 -65 Pr wt.
OATS New Proucers' price -No. 1
white, $24.00 per ton; gray, $23.00.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patent.
$4.80; straights, $4.25; exports, $3.90;
valley, $4.304.40; graham. Us. 38.76;
whole wheat. $4.00; rye, 60s. $5.60;
bales. $3.00. .
MILLSTUFFS Bran. $17.00 per ton;
mlddllnga, $26.00; shorts, country. $20;
city. $19: chop. $16.0021.00.
HAY Producer's price Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy, $1.0017.00;
ordinary, $12.00014.00; eastern Oregon,
$18.00; mixed. $10.0010.50; clover,
$1011; grain. S10ll; cheat. $10
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
BUTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland
Bweet cream, 33Hc! sour, 81Hc.
BUTTER City creamery, 35c;
FARMERS ARE BUSY
SAYS BILLY DRYER
"There is only a small local
demand for potatoes aA. this time
because outside markets are too
low in price. The receipts at
this time are not heavy because
farmers are too busy with their
farm work to bring potatoes to
towni .
"Onions are holding quite well
at very Wgh price the highest
jon the coast. .
"The receipts of poultry have
been unexpectedly heavy during
vthe past few days and this has
resulted In a lower range of
4 values. On account or the large
4 arrivals the big buyers held aloft'
4z from the market. I believe that
. prices will t mors steady the
4 coming week; that is. If arrivals
4 are not too heavy. 'k-Bll'ly Dryer
' . of Dryer, ; Bollam j &' Co.
44
RECEIPTS. OF GRAPES
HEAVY SAYS SCIIMALZ
"RcslpU of grapes have, been
Vary heavy the past few day.
Some of the finest tokay aver
' shipped to thl market this sea
.' son are on display In Front
street today.' Concords are rath
er TWntlful f - v v , '
"Now la the time ti can huck
leberries, a tha prtc'Vis about
as low. as they will ba, thl sea
son and Quality I wall above
the average.
"Receipts of Sail way ; peaches
are somewhat smaller today."
Fred Sohmali, with Pag & Son.
seconds, HHc; astern. Ilic: state
fancy. soazHc; seconds, iojyjic
stote. Oregon. 100(3 Ho. t
KCK38 Extra fancy, oandkd, $2Hc;
astern storage, 28c. I
CHEESE New Full crein, flats,
l(o per lb; Young Americans, 17 Ho per
POULTRY Mixed chick,
12Hclb; faneyhens, II H 18c; boosters,
old, lOo lb; fryer. 14a: broilers,
14a lb; ducks, 14o lb; geese, old 1010a
lb; turkeys, 110180 lb for old; squabs.
$2.60 dos.; pigeons. $1.16 dos; Brassed
poultry, IOI Ho per lb. higher, v
Hops. Wool Bad Bides. 1
HOPS 1907 crop Choice, BtSHe;
" W WMU'. . V ' - - J
90S ehnlee So.
WOOL 106 clip Valley. Ktttlo:
astern uregon, itwiia .
MOHAIR New 1907 39' 29 He-
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. ll20c
each; abort wool. 160 too; maium.ool.
10076c each; long wool 760 31 etch.
TALLOW Prima. par ID, iwicixxo.
I and grease, 2 J Ho.
CHITTIM BARK 4 0
7c
rrnita and YeretabUs.
POTATOES Fancy. $1.0001.15 ril
ing; buying, white. 80086c per sek;
sweets. 2 Ho lb. 1
ONIONS Jobbing price Oren.
13.0008.26; buying. $1.2601.60; gado,
7c lb. .
APPLES New, $L0 01.76. I
FRESH FRUITS Oranges,
1.00; bananas, 6o lb: lemons. $6 06
tn- llma UaTlimn 14 nar 100: oineti-
ples, $6.6006.00 dos; grapes, 76cfr$l.
Concords. 17H 20c: peaches, 76c$l.lU
cantaloupes, $1.26; plums. 6006
Bartlett pears, $1.60 per box; casaba
32.0 oao.
VlcnETABLEB TurnlDS. new. 10c
beets. $1.60 per saok; parsnips. $1.00U
$1.26; cabbage 11Hc lb; tomatoert jf L c c
Oregon. 4O&50c; beans, 2 3c; greenlx Car A Fdy c
243 3c per lb; cauliflower. $T1.10 aAm Col Oil c
peas, (o; horseradish. 8c lb: artlchok m; fSLe
li fa Uo dos; green onions, 16c per dosm Sugar c
bell peppers, ec per lb; hothouse let- Smelt, c
tuce, $1 box; cucumbers, hothouse. 16r do preferred
025c dox; radishes. 15c doten bunches ijAnaconda M. Co
eaaolant. 12Ho lb; green com. 76c Am. Wool, c ...
sack, celery, isyvuc. Atchison
Orooarles, Ifnt. I to.
BEARS FORGE
BULLS TO RUN
Pressure and Liquidation o
Longs Lost Leaders In
Stocks Much of Price.
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
Amalgamated.. UIC. eV O
Car Foundry.. Colo. Fuel ...
Cotton Oil . HI Dl Hudson.
Ibcomotlv . . IKrle
Sugar ........ 1U OL Northern..,
Smelter 1 Missouri Pac..
Atchison ..... H Nat Lead
B. & O........ 11k N. Y.- Central. ,
Canadian ..... 4 H Northern Pac,
Brooklyn 1U Penn.
St, Paul . ..... VReadlng
So. Pacific... UlU. S. Steel....
Union Pacific., 11 do pfd
STOCK MARKET GAINS.
Anaconda HI People's Oas ..
Press. Steel .. Hi
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooke Co.)
New York. Sept. 28. The tears at
tacked the stock market with their
old-time feature, causing liquidation
and lower price all along the list
1 here was not much news of imoort
ance. but the act on the market indi
cated a lack of support and with the
buying power very limited, the bears do
not meet witn mucn resistance, it is
frenerally thought money rates will
mrden over the first of the month In
preparation' of October first disburse
ments and as tna new Torn banks are
known to have lost considerable cur
rency to the interior, a poor bank state
ment was shown. Thar was a sham
gain In loans and a decrease In deposits.
The copper mines are closing down
In view of the fall In the price of
metal.
The United Btatea Steel comDany is
losing down Its Bessemer mills In the
Pittsburg district, assigning as the rea
son the alleged scarcity of Bessemer
re.
Subsidiary companies of the Amalga
mated Copper company are producing 35
o iu ner cent or tneir normal output
nd further curtailment may be ordered.
urticiai range:
DESCRIPTION.
$5.12 H; powdered.
arm m f"iii
$6.07H; berry,-$6.67 V; dry granuiaiea,
35.67H; Star. $6.47; conf. A.. $5.67H;
.extra B., $5.07 H; golden O.. -JV4jJ
At
1 do preferred
P. A O
barrels, 10c; half barrels. 2bc; boxes.
60a advance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 80 days net cash
quotations.
Iroi
tan
dc
HONEY $3.80 per crate,
nus.
$16,880
COi"FEE package bran
16 63 1
SA LT Coarse Half ground. 100a.
$12.o0 per ton; 60s, 13.00; table, tairy
60s, $lYC0; 100s, $17.26; bales, W.26;
Imported Liverpool, 50s, $i0.00; WOa,
$100: 4a $18.00; extra, ftne barrels; 2s,
6s ani 10a. $4.6006.60: Liverpool lump
rock $20.50 per ton; 60-lb rock. $llo;
100s.' $10.60. , . ,
(Above prices apply to gales of less
than car lots. Car loti at special prices
subject to nuctuations.) .....
RICE Imperial Japan, No. 1, c; No.
2. 6HJ6c; New Orleans, bead. 7c;
AJax, 6c; Creole, 6 He ,
BEANS Small white, $3.76; large
white. $3.65; pink, $3.65; bayou. $3.90;
Limas, $6.50; Mexican reds, 4 He
NUTS Pe.-.nuts. Jumbo. '4c per 10:
Virginia, 7 Ho per lb; roastfd, 10c per
lb; Japanese, 64r6Hc; -oast1. 77He
per lb; walnuts, California, 17 He per lb;
pln nuts, 14016c per lb; hickory nuts.
10c per lb; Braxll nuts, 18o per lb; fil
berts, 16o per lb: fancy pecans, 18 0 20o
per lb: almonds. 19011 He.
Meats, Fish and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy, 8Ho Pr lb; large. 7 8c per lb;
veal, extra, 9c per lb; ordinary, (&
8Ho per lb; poor, 607c per lb; mutton,
fancy. 809c per lb.
HAMS. BACON, ETC. Portland pac.
(local) ham.- 10 to li lbs lc per .b;
14 to 16 lbs, 15c per lb; 18 to 20 lbs.
15c; breakfast bacon, 15Ha,22c per
lb; picnics, 10 He per lb; cottage roll,
13c per lb; regular short clears un
smoked, 12o per lb; smoked 12c per lb;
clear backs, -jnsmoked, 12c; smoked. 13c
per lb: Union butts, 10 to IS lbs, un
emoked, 12o per lb; smoked, 13o per lb;
clear bellies, unsmoked, 11 Ho par lb;
smoked 13 H per lb; shoulders, 12 Ho
per lb; pickled tongues, 70c each.
r lb; 6s, 8o per lb; 60-lb tins. 12c
r lb; steam rendered, 10s. 124c per
12 c per id; compound, iuc,
per
lb. 6s.
1 1 Ti r- nAr lh
FISH Rock cod, 7c per lb; flounders.
6e per lb: halibut, 6c per lb; striped
16c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal-
cos, ac p
; . nerrlni
hiiHi. 16c nt
mon. fresh Columbia chlnco
IK. .liver. 1r nr lh:
5c per lb; soles, 6c per
per
f":
shrimps, 12o per lb; perch, 6c
per id; tomcoo, c per to, wuncn, i
per lb; fresh mackerel. 8c per lb: craw
fish, 26o per dozen; sturgeon, 12Hc per
lb; black bass, 20c per lb; silver smelt.
7o per lb; frosen shad, 6c per lb; black
cod. 7Hc per lb.
OYSTERS Shoal water bay, per gal
lon, $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $5.00; Olym
pia. per gallon. $2.40; per 115-lb sack,
$6.0006.60; Eagle, canned, 60c can; $7
dozen; eastern In shell, $1.76. per hun
dred. CLAMS Hardshell, per box. $2.40;
raxor clams. $2.00 per box; 10c per doz.
Fa-nts, Coal OIL Eto.
ROPE Pure Manila. 15c; standard.
13c; sisal. lOfcc.
COAL OIi Pearl or Astral Cises,
19Ho per gil- water white, iron bbla.
14c per ga.; wooden. 17c tvr gal; head
light. 170 deg.. eases, 21 He ner gal.
UASOLINE 86 deg.. casea, 24 Hu per
gml; Iron hba. 18c per gal.
BENZINE 3deg., casoa, 25o per gal;
Iron bbls, 23a per gal.
TURPENTINE In cases, 96o per gai;
wooden bb'-, 93c per al.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7?ic per lb;
EOO-lb lots. 8c per lb; less lots, 8 He.
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $3.20
par keg.
United States Government Bonds.
New York. Sept. 28. Government
bonds: Bid. Asked.
Twcw, registered 105 106 M
do coupon 106 106 li
Threes, registered 102 H 103 U
do coupon ...102H 103 H
Threes, small bonds ....101J
Uis Columbia, S-65s 113H
Fours, 'registered, nev...l25 12H
do coupon 125 126H
Twos, Panama .-...105 106
Philippine Fours ....... 109 H
, New York Bank Statement.
New York, Sept. 28. Bank statement:
Increase. Decrease.
$ $2,758,r.2o
2.486,475
Reserve ....
do less U S.
Loans .... '. i.
Specie
legals .... "
Deposits
Circulation . .
2,773,500
' J72,6o
388,600
'i,V2V,900
, 19,900
' si Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today,..,.;.,.l,00S.750.75
tio , year ago . . ... . -, 81121.89
Balance today i..v-; 143,826.48
. do year. ago v li3.0.S
do preferred .
rook. Rapid Tr
HC. C ...
Leath c .
do preferred.
& G. W. c . .
M. & St. P.
& N. W. c. .
tea. & Ohio . .
1. F & 1. c. . .
1. South, c
00 2d pfd .,
Ho 1st pfd . ,
;1. & Hudson . .
R. O. c
le c
do 2d pfd . .
Jo 1st pfd ..
iat North.
A N
. Cent. Ry
Mk. & T.. pi
"j ifniun . . , ,
MVmrl Pac. .
N"nal Lead .
N. V Central .
N- I O. W..
Noif Am.
iciric, c. .
Pac$. S. Co. .
Penr-Ry
?: c: c.
do tferred . .
Readi c.
5" T pfd. ' .' .' .'
OP l pfd. . .
Rep. k S., c..
d Iterred . .
Rock t. c.
do PWrreH
8-1 H p.. 2p.
S. PacH"
o.P'V'-ed
ornTrrmrn
OLnti
id
HEEERT OFF
Decline in "Wheat Values at
Close After Good Open
ingLiverpool Higher.
MARTIN ALMOST
OUT OF THE COOP
Alleged Cracksman at Eosc
burg Detected in Nick
of Time.
4 XCor XaU Zs lromlsd. 4
4 Western Oregon and Western 4
4 Washlhgton Occasional rain to- 4
4 night and Sunday; south to west 4
4 winds. 1 4
4 Eastern Oregon, Eastern Wash- 4
4 lngton and Idaho Rain tonight
4 or Sunday. , 4
CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES.
Sent 28. Sent. 27. Loss. 1906.
Sept 95 H H 1 73
Dec 99H 100B 76H
May 106 H 106B H 7H
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Cook Co.)
Chicago. Bent 28. The wheat market
startea good and steady at about tbe
same values as the closing yesterday.
The Liverpool strength and the good
cash demand were the contributing fea
tures toward the early strength, but
the bears soon gained control and
hammered values down.
Australian shipments for the week
were placed at 360,000 bushels, com
pared with 620.000 bushels last week
na 440.U0D bushels a year ago.
The reaction toward the close which
cost the market H to lc a bushel was
ue to the heavier arrivals at cash
stuff than expected.
umciai prices:
WHEAT.
Open. High. Low. Close.
H 96 H 96 95H
100 100S 99H 99H
ios'4 1oh 105H 105H
ioi h ioi H ioi ioi
CORN.
Sept.
Dec.
May
uly
do DrV.
U. S. Stefo
waoaan.
do pref
western tI
Boston, 28.
Apex v
Royal .5
Sup. & PIU
Greene C. . . si
Arcadian ..K
Atlantic .. 'I
Bingham . . T
Butte C. ... I
Cal. & Hec.61
Sept
Dec
1 XI a
O Z C Q
P f s Sept
: Dec
!: L I ", May
6H 57H 66H 7H
36Hl 8H $H 86H
31 I 31 S0H 30 S'Pt-
60H 60H 50H 60H Oct.
110 110 109U 109H Jan
85S 86H 84 86
86 "87H "36" 'H' SfP'
21 21 20 202 .c'-
I 83 I rrt
42 43 42 42 jfn
lvVT4ilDlt105 109
17H 17H 17 17
82 82 81 80H
iit'iii7H iii nt
143HI14SH H3 !l43
m 5311 "
22 22 21 21 ;
H March
03
166 166 164 164
23 23 23 23 Oct. .
20 20 1 19 Jan. .
351 36 36H 36
P..1ZB 1XH 1Z6H 126
107 107 106 106
17 17tf 16 17
34 34 33 334
'd. ..." 64tf
oj 03 bZti, 62H
67 67 67 67
47 47, 46 46
104 104 103 103
32 82 32 32
H 127 126 126'
24 24 23 22U
1119 11u niu in sZ
85 85 86 86
26 26 25 25
82
91 91 90 90
78
75
20 t0i 19V. iaai
'i8 '18 "18 18
68
84 84 83 84
110 110 109 109U
15
62
26 26 2-5 25
24 24 24 24
46 46H 46U 4U
126 126 125 125
p. 1 1 89 90
a Z6 26 26 26
? M ?I
1 I 4 " 7 I lUVk
19 1 19 19
I i t i A
: - .z
j v 'i enn v. i
in.
68vt
69H
62
62
63
62 63
69 69
60 60
OATS.
62 62
62 62
63 64
MESS PORK.
.1390 1390 1390
.1400 1406 1390
.1542 1545 1530
LARD.
. 907 907 905
. 910 910 906
. 890 890 882
SHORT RIBS.
. 812 812 812
. 825 827 812
. 806 807 797
63
68
69
62
62
63
1390
1390
1630
906
90TB
886
813
812
797B
, (Special Dispatch to The Jcraroal.)
Roseburg, Or., Sept 28. Harvey Mar
tin, the alleged afe-cracksman, who
was arrested at Grants. Pass about 10
day ago and brought to Roseburg to
await trial, was caught In the act of
DreaKlng jail last evening. Ms is one
of the two men suspected of blowing
the safe in the Owl saloon at Olendale
on the night of September 14. His at
tempt to gain his freedom wss made by
digging through the brick wall, which
is about SO Inches thick.
Martin wsa accidentally overlooked
by Deputy Sheriff . Stewart when he
locked the prisoner In their cells last
night. By means of two or three case
knives and an old spoon he wss making
rapid progress toward freedom when an
old soldier doing time In the upper story
of the jail heard the noise and gave the
alarm to F. W. Dlllard. ex-sheriff, snd
now a police officer, who was on his
way home about 9:30.
Dlllard left the old man on guard
while he summoned DeDutv Sheriff H
C. Slocum. who arrived lust as Martin
was working on the outer layer of brick.
Slocum had no trouble In placing Mar
tin in the steel cell, where there is no
possioie cnance ror escape.
Would Have Treed Other.
There were three other prisoners In
tne iau at the time, and they are sua
pected of having been In on tne deal
from the fact that as they were es
corted to their cells after supper two
of them stood close toa-other so that
the sheriff could not aee Martin, who
was between the two steel cages, and
when the door closed was left In the
open corridor on the outside next to
the brick wall.
An attempt was mads to break the
locks on the steel cage, and It Is thought
that If Martin had made good in his at
tempt to escape he would have assisted
the other three men to their freedom In
the corridor before his departure.
The other prisoners are 8. Vlckers.
charged with unlawful cohabitation, and
two transients held on a charge of hav
ing broken Into a box car and stolen
some goods.
D. W. Miller, the old soldier, a civil
war veteran, was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail for having ob
tained a pension fraudulently. He was
not under lock, however, and was al
lowed to occupy a room in the upper
story of the Jail, from which place he
heard the attempted Jallbreaker at work
for over two hours before he gave the
alarm, i.e says there had been unusual
hammering In the Jail ever since Mar
tin was brought here. It was probably
Martin's object to create some disturb
ance all the time until his chance came
so that he might not be detected.
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Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Sept. 2S. Official prices:
WHEAT.
Sept. 28. Sept. 27. Gain.
7s 8d 7s 9Hd i
7sllSd 7sllHd Ud
8s lVd 8s d Sd
CORN.
Ss 9d 6s 9d
6s 5Hd Ss Sd
4d
Hd
EAGLE'S NEST STILL
CLIMBING UPWARD
(SaecUl Dlipotcb to Tbe Joernvl.)
MeMlnnville. Or., Sept. 28. The sec
ond annual Yamhill county school fair
and stock show closed last night amid a
snower or conreiu. This was the only
time (luring the fair when confetti was
allowed to be sold. Although the show
ers made the weather disagreeable yet
several thousand people were on the
grounds oil day. Every Incoming taaln
had Its quota and hundreds of rigs
crowded the livery barns.
The musical part of the afternoon
program was furnished by the Con
servatory of Music of MeMlnnville col-
i Ipge, there being several solos besides
; the selections rendered by the Girls'
! Glee club. The speakers were ex-Sen-!
"tor F. W. Mulkey and Congressman
W. C. Ilawley. Mr. Hawley s address,
i aftpr a short account of his efforts in
j behalf of his district, was principally
, lmiriuuc. blb u was u. a. and op
lull-American War veterans' dav.
The piano given by the Ellers piano
Mount) or rnruana 10 me school district
having the best exhibit was awarded to
tne Dayton public schools. Much time
and effort had been devoted to this ex
hibit. After 9 p. m. everyone threw
confetti and thus Yamhill's second school
rair enaea.
(Leased Wire Overbeck ft Cooke Co.)
San Francisco. Sept. 28. Bid prices:
GOLDFIELD8 DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 40c. Mohawk 114. Columbia
Mt 30c Jumbo S3.30A, Jumbo Ext 11.36.
Pennsylvania, lc, Kendall 21cA, Booth
2 Sc. Blue Bull 24c, Adams 8c, Silver
Pick 42c. May Queen 16c. Nev. Bov 6c.
B. B. Ext. 6c, Blue Bell 12c, Dixie 6c.
G. Columbia 28c. Hibernla c, St. Ives
6c, Conqueror lOcA, Blk. Rock 3c, Lone
Star 17c. O. Wonder 2c. Potlaeh 40cA.
Oro 19c A. Kendall Ext. 2c, Sandat Ext.
8c, Mayne 4c, Atlanta 34c, Great Bend
39c, Slmerone 12cA, Empire 8c, Red Top
Ext. 19c. Florence 13.80. Diam'f. B. B.
Con. 20c, G. Daisy $1, Commonwealth
27cA. Comb. Fract. 11.65, Gr. Bend Ext.
10c Gr. Bend Anx. KcA. Mlllstorm 25c.
B. B. -Bonanza 6c. Kewanos 40cA, Eb
meralda lOcA, Portland 13c, Cracker
Jack 12c, Rod Hill 35c, Mohawk Ext.
7c, Lou Dillon 8c, Y. Tiger 17c. Grand
ma 11c. S. Pick Ext. 4c. Y. Rose 5c.
Col. Mt Ext. 4cA. Goldf. Cons. 16.37 H,
Diam'f. Triangle 15o.
COMSTOCK.
Ophlr 11.66. Mexican 69c. Gould &
t'urry 3lc, t on
Y0UXG BRAKEMAN IS
KILLED UNDER TRALX
-Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 28. Frank
Doyle, aged 19. a Northern Pacific
rreignt Drakeman. was almost nstantlv
killed In the Northern Pacific yards here
cany tnis morning while coupling car,
Doyle's foot slipped and he fell, the
wheels cutting his body In two. His
rather is a conductor and lives in Ta
coma.
New Fence Contracts.
Total sal for day
Bo Copper Market
.... 11
Osceola
Parrot
Ouincy
Wolverine
Ely
Cal. & AH.. 105
-Copper bid prices
The East Portland Fence and Wire
works has completed the fencing of
i-iawtnorne park. The rence Is rive reel
high with five wires running through
It. 1,000 feet in all, a substantial and
sightly fence. Another fence which
they have finished la on the property
of Elijah Corbett on Sandy rond. where
he Intends to build. The fence Is 650
feet lone Of comhlnntlnn rrltnnfxl ,r.l
Virginia 87c. Savaee I wl'"e and wood, with two sets of -rates
88c. Hale & Norcross 98c. Yellow Jack- three and one-half feet hieh. anrt 1
et 12.60, Belcher 47c, Confidence $1.10. rt wide. The East Portland Fence
Bierra jvev. lc. i nion bbc. ana wire works has also an order to
BULLFROG DISTRICT. p, , u.p l-000 'eet of four-foot, five-wire
Original 4c. Bullf. M. C. UcA. Mont. pl6t fB"Ce at M"-"
Centennial
top. Mt. ..
Cop. Range.
Daly West.
Mass
Nevada
N. Butte .,
Old Dom. .
Tamarack
lUnlted
Utah
victoria
19
38
65H
10
8
3
9
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.. 47
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Winona 4
Nlppcssina;
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PORTLAND L
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Today
Week ago
Prev. year
;e
TOCK RUN.
Cattle. Sheep.
110 312
70 205
Portland Union S
Everything of goo'
Ing a very good tone
nogs are scarce an
Z ;u.TJc""y mVt Poor stuff
V.OH1C I "D Alt 111 411 :rjmrvMf (,flnHA
a 1 v Uivi lailKV,
una surrp ,c very i. Tomhs ar
ards, Sept. 28.
amy is show-
he local yards,
Dest product
advanced 25c.
A year ago today
he d steady.
Official yard prices:
Hogs Best eastern
6.76; stockers and feed
China fats. $S.00.25.
Cattle Beat eastern
S3.854.00: beat cows a
(tj3.0fl; bulls, tl.762.00.
Sheep Beat wether
prices were;
on, 6.509
15.00 5.25;
on steers,
ifers, I2.7S
4.504.76,
mixed, $l.00(&4.25; lambsy Jqq
Hogs 5c Up in
Chlcaso, Sept. 28. OfficLun.
Chicago ....... h
Kansaa City ...26,000 l z-500
Omaha 6,509 -
Hogs are S cent hlghei. '.'
28.000; the receipts a yeaj ZJ
8.000. Mixed. t.Umt.6l;3 X fit
6.6S; rough. I5.70i j.06; I'lAg 200
(.75. ' 4 " : . " '
s Cattle Steady. , .
1 Sherp--Steady.
Bullf. 2c. Nat. Bank 10c. L. Harris lc,
Amethyst 16c, Gold Bar 46c, Stelnway
6cA, Denver Buf. Anx. 2c, Bonnie Clare
28c. Mayfl. Cons. 26c. Montv. Ohio Ext.
oc, u. ocepier c, Moniy. mi. vca.
Tramp Cons. 20c, Victor 2c, North Star
6cA, Sunset 4c.
TONOPAIIS.
Tbn. Nev. 110. Mont. Ton. 12.27, Ton.
Ext $1.45, MacNamara 27c, Midway 77c,
Ton Belmont 2c, Ton. No. Star. 18c,
Ohio Ton. 2c. West End Cons. 60c, Res
cue 9c, Ton. & Calif 4c. Golden Anchor
8c, Jim Butler 62c, Ton. Cash Boy Sc.
Ton. Home 5cA, Monarch Pitts. Ex.
7cA, Mont Mid. Ext. 3c, Golden Crown
7c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. 40cA. Manh. M. Co. 6cA,
G. Wedge 2c, Seyler Hump 8c, Dexter
lOcA, L. Joe 3cA, Crescent 2c, Combina
tion lie. Granny UcA. Mustang 18cA.
Little Grey 10c, Cowboy 4cA. Orig.
Manh. 7c, Broncho 7cA, Plnenut 6c,
Buffalo lc, S. Dog 9c, Y. Horse 3c, In
dian Camp 6c.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Fairv. Silver King 16cA, Falrv. Eagle
$1.00A. Pittsburg Silver Peak 11.20, No.
Star Wonder 6cA, Eagle's Nest 37c,
Ruby Wonder 25cA. Alice of Wonder
6cA.
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jm ana uouon Koot fills.
The best and only reliable
remedy for DELAYED PER
IODS, fur Ik. k-.-
ate cases In S to 10 days. Price tl
per box. mailed in plain wrapper. Sold
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Did you ever stop to consider the fact that you are not aa good a
man as you used to be; physically, mentally and otherwise? Do you
know why? Failing power, loss of vitality and drains are the most
frequent cause. It stands you In hand to stop those drains on your
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OUR FEE
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Ustablished 87 Tear in Tortlaad.
Consultation Free
Wi "Will Treat Any Slngls VaoompU
eatafl Ailment foi 110.00.
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No Pay Unless Cured
We cure safely and promptly WEAKNESS. LOST MANHOOD. SPER
MATORRHOEA, SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON IN ALL STAGES. VARI
COCELE. HYDROCELE. GONORRHOEA. GLEET. OR ANY OF THB
DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. Personal attention given all patients.
WE CURE WEAKNESS
This Is to men who lack courage, whose nerves are shaky, whose .
eyes have lost the sparkle, whose brains Are muddled. Ideas confused,
sleep restless, confidence gone, spllts low and easily depressed, who
are backward, hesitating, unable to venture because they are afraid of,
failure, who want somebody to decide for them, who are weak, run
down and restless. It is to men who have part or all of these symptoms'
and want new life, new energy. W especially solicit those cases In which
many so-called treatments have failed, or where money has been wasted .
on other methods of treatment. Don't experiment when our direct method
offers a certain means of cure by local treatment
WE CURE VARICOCELE
Varicocele causes congestion of the blood n some of the most vital .
blood vessels of man. It causes a dull, heavy, listless feeling, which is '
often mistaken for nervous debility or general decline. Varicocele re
sults from partial paralysis of the delicate nerve fibers that control local,
circulation of the blood. The muscular coating of the veins Is deprived
of nervous control and become tnacttve, weakens and relaxes. The blood -vessels
expand from the pressure within. The circulation becomes slug
gish and clots form In little nook and pockets that constantly enlarge
as the relaxation continues.
We have cured thousands of complicated cases where others have
failed. Our offices are well appointed and equipped with the most mod-'
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up-to-date treatment and cure of special diseases.
You may consult us privately In confidence. You will be examined.:
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No matter what vour aliments are. call or' write to us today, statins? .
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COSJTEB SECOND AHD TAMHIXL STBEBTS, FOBTXAVD, OXZQOJT.
New York Cotton Market-.
New York, Sept. 28. Cotton futuros
closed steady. 5 to 6 points up; spots
4 points up.
Xcw York-London Silver.
New York. Sept. 28. Bar silver,
67Hc; London, 31 3-10d.
New York Cotton Market.
Open. High. Low. 8ept.
28 27 I
Jan 1113 1124 1111 1121 1101 i
Feb 1126 1106
March .. 1123 1135 1123 1123 1112 1
April 1137 1116 I
May 1133 1143 1133 H41 1120 i
June 1144 1114
July .... 1138 1148 1138 1148 1118;
SeJpt 1097 1072 1
Oct 1079 1098 1078 1097 1074 '
Nov.. ... 1091 1099 1091 1099 1076 f
Dec 1098 1116 1098 1113 1092 I
The Sequel.
From Catholic Standard and Times.
"Funny thing about Dudley. He aald
he needed a little whlakey because he
was run down."
"Well, wasat ne run downT" .
"X don't know about that, but I do
kaowfea was run in."
I cu
While I might with equal success turn
my attention to the cure of all bodily
ailments, I feel safer In confining mv
practice to the diseases that have
claimed my satire time and energy in
mastering for the pust 25 years. My
methods of treating men are a result
of my own study and experience. They
are the methods that have made mo a
successful specialist and are practiced"
by no physician other than myself.
MY FEE IN SIMPLE CASES
You Pay
When Well
Improper treatment of contracted dis
eases can easily bring loss of power.
An examination reveals this very cause
In a large -portion of the cases of weak
ness. Lingering inflammation center
ing In the prostate gland is sure to
result in disordered functions, and the
condition will never be corrected until
the Inflamed and swollen gland Is re
stored to It normal state. I thorough
ly cure every contracted disease I
treat. The " remedies 4 employ are
known to myself alone, and no other
physician has -; yet produced squally
prompt and thorough cures.
Varicocele, Sydroosla, Bpeclflo Blood :
Poison, PUea and Btrietnr are Included
la tea list of diseases Z cur.
R
E
MEN
WHY MY CURES ARE
LASTING
Because, the methods I employ meet
even the most minute details of those
ailments to which they apply and are
readily modified to meet the require
ments of individual cases. Because my
treatment Is ample, solentlflo and thor
ough, my cures are comolete and last
ing', and my patients have no relapses,
for the same reason I am usually able
to cure In much less time than Is com
monly required in obtaining but par
tial results.
WEAKNESS
So long as physicians continue along
the old lines of treatment of this dis
order, men will continue to be disap
pointed time ajid again in their efforts
to obtain a cure. I have found that
disorders entirely local are responsible,
for prematureness. loss of power, etc., .
and that there is not even tbe slight
est possibility of obtaining a cure ;
through use of internal remedies. My -treatment
is directed toward the re
moval of all abnormal.' ootid It Ion
throughout tha organs involved, and I ,
do not fall in a alngl Instance to re
store complete and permanent .activity
of all tha functions. - .
r X offer oomsnltatloa free eitlier at say
office or by mail, and am always glad
to render any advlo that may be help
ful. AH, correspondence strictly con
fidential. .','-,- .... t
' SB. TATX.OB,
Taa Xjsadiaa SpeeiaUX. '
CONSULTATION fRK
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.Dr. TAYLCPi
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