12
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1007.
TODAY'S
MARKETS
If the, Report of English Buyers Invad
ing Our Hop Market Is Confirmed It
Will Cause Scramble : for Best Goods.
Hum ts
ARE ARRIVING
First Shipments Reach This
. CitytToday-5eli at $i50
I ' Ter Half Barrel; : "
Front street values: ."
Reports 6f English hop baying.
.", Nine oents .paid tor bop.
Uvi.. Inqutrlnir for chicken.
x - Enn market remain very flnn. "
V Grape sales are'qulte liberal. -Cranberries
-make initial appearanc.
, ' Large -recelpta of beavy veaL,
V Jlurklflberrjr market la lower.
' Small whit beana r advanced.
Potalo market la busted. .
' ; Kxport flour value nixed.' ,
' h Stronger mlllfeed demand.' ,
.'cranberries ISak litwi'i AppsarajM.
' Th flrat crahberrle to be received
In thla market th present season wr
displayed by Pars A Bon ths morning.
J Che supplies were from Band Lake,
Hear Tillamook. They were of unusu-
5 Lily large else. Color waa perfect; the
rr!e being redd than any hereto
or received at the etart of the sea
son. Th quality, of this year' crop
of local cranberries ! better than usual
and la aald to rival that of th best
-"produced in th. eastern marshes. , Re-(
port front the Oregon marahes aay
that the erop will b considerably larger
than a year aaro owing to heavily In
creased acres ge aa well aa good-irow
inr weather. '.v .. . x ... ' -.
With Oregon .cranberries showing
such a-ood quality it is not iiseiy mat
the eastern nroduct wilt out much eon
(deration her especially as the latter
are In th control of a trust. Of lata
year th Oregon cranberry ha mad
wonderful progress. A- few year ago
nothing- but amau aisea were .irrown
and thes were aiwaya considered un
favorable by th trade. Several boa;
owners then put out some large alsea
and the result la that within a few
short year . th quality baa Improved
gooa it not
(JrEGON CELERY TO 1
SOOX HAVE NO RIVAL
"The
celery market Is very
firm at present on account of
th Odd of some of th larger
; grower showing amall produc
tion. Th quality of arrivals Is
growing .;. better and X have too
doubt that the tint I not far
distant when ' Oregon . will be
shipping celery In large lots to
outside market Of late years e
our celery growers have mad a 4
wonderful Improvement In qual-
Ity and If they keep up this A
pac our celery will beat them e
alL .
"Within a ahort time X expect 4
that supplies will become better )
and a normal market will likely
rule.'W-Henry Clay Thompson
of Davenport-Thompson - com 4
pany. ' 4
4
until now It la Just aa
better than that formerly
In
t choice. 7U8He:t ordlnarv, Itto:
1808, choice, 6a i
WOOL 1861 clIo Vailev. ISO 11c:
astern- uregon, liepiio. ' -' u
MOHAIR New 1.07 111 'lltte. -
6HKEPSICIN8 (Shearing, , KOlOO
eaen: short' wool, IIQtOe medium, wool,
60075c each; long wool. 76981 each.
TALLOW Prim, per lb, SfcOe; No.
I and grease, IfilHc
tlllTTIM BAiuX-IOTtl .
"' Traits aad TegeUUes.
POTATOES Fancy. $ 1.00 0 1.21 soli
ng; buying. . whit. 8O086o per sack:
aweets xo lb.
ONIONaJobblng prle Oregon.
$l.OO$.36; buying, $1.160 1.10; garlic.
7o lb.
' APPLES New. tl.OOOltO.
. FRESH FRUfTS Oranges, $4.60
8.00; bananas, te lb: lemons, $08.6u
box; ltrtma, Mexican, M per 100; pineap
ples. t6.O0.O doa: araoea 76ctttl.2S:
concords, l.HvKOo; peaches, tt0c;
caniaioupea, fl.ZK i
ilfMCOIIDiCUT ,SEITrai IS
10 5 PER CrilTi FOR 1 DULLS
Loss in ".'Copper Price Forces Wheat Market Advanced in
Rate Down Canadian IV Chicafro-Eicellent De-' '
cific Off i Points.
mand for Cash."
STOCK MARKET GAINS.
Amalgamated . ft (Colo, Fuel .... U
pra
Smelter S UL North.
A IIWUMUm ...... m IS ... ......
Brooklyn ...... I MN. T. Cent ....I
8t Paul ..,....lj4N. Paoiflo .....1
Reading ....... rsil'enn. 1
racirio ,.ih u. a. Bieei
A. ...... v- -
:lf!o ....1V.ILT. S. Steel .... K
Paoiflo .... do pfd. ......
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
Canadian it O. 14
Si-
4
(Leased . Wlrs Ovrbeck at Cook Ca)
INew xork. Oct. 1. BL Paul at on
Urn today sold at 11144. th lowest
Point. In about six veara. . It threatened
at one time to carry th reat of th
uai tower, dui ita later rally enaoiea
the market to clou with a sain.. Thar
wnicu rui me biock on a d Dr cam
baala Th price of Copper Metal went
down another Quarter, which out Lake
, lit Balatag- rrerrwaer.
Westem Oregon and Western
Waahington Rain "' tonight and
Wednesday; outhrly winds.
Eastern Oregon, Eastern Wash
ington and ' Idaho Occasional
rain tonight and Wednesday. ;
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
CIIlCAOO " WHEAT YALTS
fin 1 - Car. tA n& I 1SAJ
.... 1.04VA 1.044BV- .10
.V4 , .. t. i.
(Leased Wire Overbeck ftjCook Co.)
Llllcaao. Oct. 1 ThAr mmm a A.
ciaea cnang or front in th early trad
or. in wneat maraeu A continua
lly
' Broeerlea, XTata, Ste.
SUGAR Cube, $6.02 H: powdered.
i Star. $6.47 M; conf. A.. 16.67 hi:
extra B., $6.07 M; golden G., 14.97 H; D
brought
from th east. . Even the California
markets have been Invaded by the Oro-
fron berry to-such an extent' that the
arger handler there have practically
- cut oat th eastern product. - Agencies
iav been eatabllshed in all coast mar
; keta by Oregon producers. : -,
Znq.uirlng for Cblcksns.
Inquiries for chickens were muoh
. more numerous along Front street to
day. Holders ar asking ItHc for
mixed lota and thla price will probably
b paid as a clean-up for everything
. along the street later -In th day. Re-
- relpts are a till quit liberal but ar
not So heavy aa during the previous
.week.;1,
Local Tresh eggs 'ar very" scare In
. most quartera and th . price la firm
at for- the . best. 4 - Eastern ar
eUing. , at .282e for the ordinary
run. . . . . -
Creamery butter market Is just hold
In ir its own although on or two cream
eries report a aomewhat better feeling
prevailing among their trade. '
Potato .icarki Xs Busted. t,
V Values on potatoes ar busted in the
south. At Stockton. California, arower
are offering auppliea of rivers aa low
as 76c a sack, and It la atated.thnt
Colorado growers are letting go of their
ieat product at 760- per Hundred pound.
Thla forced th local trade entirely
- out of th southern potato business.
..Buyers are Inactive and aay they have
no orders to fill because of the higher
prices here than on th outside. Onions
are holding their own- In thla-market
owing to the very small offerings of
.producers. ' -
the grape marker for the past U hours. I Pr lb: almonds. It&tlMc
watermelona ltac;
crabapplea. So lb; Bartlett peara, $1.60
per doxj casabas, IZ.OO dos.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new, IOoO
$1.00 sack: carrots, 76c0$l per sack;
beets, $1.(4 per' sack; parsnips, $1,000
$1.16: cabbage. lttlUa lb: tomatoes.
Oregon, 4Q06Oe; beana, iOte; green,
ttnin nmr Ik nxillflnl.., tll1 K Anm
peas, 6c; bor'seradlsh, o b: artichoke. J1'' Vaer' c,
iBGpYoo aoc: rreen oniona. lfto oar ooa: I Fpi...
bell peppers. 7fi8c per lb: bothous let
tuce, $1 box; cucumbers, hothouse. 16
eggplant, '$1,604 l.f$ box; green corn!
vac aaca; celery, 76v'o cranDerrlea,
$4.60 pr box.
117
ii
so
berry, $6.67; dry granulated.
r. A., 16.57
yellow, $4.87H;est granulated,
Darreis, loo; nsiz barrels,
60o ad vane on sack baala
- (Abov price ar $0 days net cash
quotatlona)
Huiviii s.so per crate,
COFFEE package b
m mm )
8 ALT Coarae Half ground, 100a,
$ia.0 per ton; 60s, J1J.00; table, dairy
60a 117.50: 100a 817.86: balea 88.26:
Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00; 100s,
HftAA. Am tIC flft . v An. Kami.. .
(a and 10a, $4. 60 06.60: Liverpool lump
rocx,', liiu.bw per ton; ov-io roca, ii.v;
100s, $10.60. .
(4.97H: U
1 $6.87 H:
86o; boxes.
brands, $16,880
. 62
.167Vk
. 14 H.
. 20 H
Chicago dc Great West, c.
Chi., Mil. A t, Paul
Chicago A Northwest., c
Chesapeake & Ohio
Colorado Fuel A Iron, o...
uoioraao Boutnern, c
do Id preferred .........
do let preferred
Delaware A Hudson
D. A R. G.. c
do preferred
Erie) c
do Zd preferred
do 1st preferred
Great Northern preferred. .1884
Illinois Central 186
Louisville Nashville 108
Mexican Central Ry 18 H
M., K, 4 T., ot li
do preferred....
Distillers
Ore. Lands....... 68ft
Missouri Paclflo - ....
National Lead 48
New York Central ...102
N. T., Ontario A Western.. 82 ft
North American ....
(Abov prices apply to sale of less Northern Pacific, c. 128
uar iota at special price i x-cina Mall oipnrciBmp uo-. invt
At the ooenlnr therS'waa a break of
4 point In Canadian Pacific and it loatltlon of heavinsaa was nniiMhi.
another fraction before th oloa. I few minutea after th a tart, but th
m mm am louvii uiait aa inuciTai mi ii ma; nrnssiirai annMrsui anwa ah
had been appointed for the Metropolitan at thla point and th volum of trad
was llSht for a time. It. tAnlr unlv
Close. I little and thla in turn forced aborts to
icover. in iraas nan anm hnin.h
86 I new from th northwest whlckv. caused
v. ym i momm nmuiium on rn. nuutntf. mtAa
Ml I prices being advanced lo from th low
11 POlnt or til dav. All tha nnrlh
110 ' lauthorltlea now a tree that th choice
7 I wheat now arriving at Winnipeg. 1
rvmi.iviu bvi uud ui . aiDiiDDB . wain i
I was narvestM Derore tb Xroat.
Ldverpoot waa mucn lower at tha
siari dui regainea part or tb loaa be
fore the close. Demand f or caah wheat
Was rood evervwhers and esnaelaJlv at
iiradatreefa visible ahows:
Wheat East of Rnckloa AmrmmmA
202,000 buahele; Canada, Increased 666..
uuw uu.ncii n.uron inn arinut in.
creased l.voo.ooo bushels, making a
m"i inoraus or i,ja,uvu ousneia
i;orn oecreased 14R.000 buahsla and
oais increasea j,zjv,uo Duabela.
uixiciai range
WHEAT,
Street Railway.
urriciai rang: .,.
.. . ODen.
Amalxamated Copper Co... 6 .
American C. ds Fw o.. 87 '
ao preierrea. ....... r. . 1ZH
American Cotton OIL o.'.
American ijocomouv, C...
American Sugar, Ou. ...... , ..,.
American Smelt., ff: 87
do preferred 86'
Anaconda Mining Co 88
American Woolen, o..,,,.. ....
Atchison, o ..'86
do preferred ,
Baltimore A Ohio, o 89
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit... 44
Canadian Paclflo, c S
than car lota.
aubiect to lluctuatlona)
ttiuis imperial japan, no. l, e; no.
2. 6&6c: New Orleana head, lo:
Ajax, ec; ureoie. c
BEANS Small whit. $8.85; " large
white, $8.66; pink, $8.66; bayou. $$.80',
Limas, $8.60; Mexican reds, 4c.
NUTS Peanuts, Jumbo. .per lu:
Pennsylvania Railway,
reasea Hteei war, c.
ao prierrea
Readlns. c. . .
' do 2d pfd
' do lat pfd.
Rep. Iron A SteeL c.
do preferred d.s
.118
18
Vlrrlnla 7Ua per lb: roasted. 10o Dirln t, . "
lb;. Japaneae, 66c, roasted, 10 7Uo "do" nrif-ST !
per lb; walnuts, California, 17o per lb;
pin nuts. 1415o per lb: hickory nut.
10c per lb; Bra ill nuts, l8o per lb; fll-
1$
46
berta, lc per lb: fancy pecana, 1820o
,J. lt- - .... TT Urnm-mm
grower of Oswego stated thla morning
that the crop of Concords was fully
a. third, larger than last year , and the
quality was mucn oetier. "in Oregon
Concord i growing In lmportanc," h
'says, "and the acreage 1 Increasing.
'The quality is so good that It is taking
: wen m otner market ana i expect tn
' Oregon grape to soon have the reputa
tion that our cnexry naa.-, ..xi t
, I Brief Votos of tt Trad. ' 5
. Laree sixes of veal wer quit plenti
Meats, risk and Provisions.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy, 8 Ho per lb; large, 14f 8c per lb;
veaL extra. o par lb: ordinary, til
8 Ho per lb; poor, 07o per lb; mutton,
fancy. 8 9 per lb.
HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack,
(local) hamr, 10 to li lba. 16o oer .b:
14 to l lbs, lSo per lb; 18, to 20 lbs,
16c: breakfast bacon. 18H4i22o per
lb; picnics, 10o per lb; cottage roll,
18o per lb; regular ahort cleara un
smoked. 13o oer lb: smoked 12o oer lb:
clear backs, unsmoked, 12o; smoked. 18e
mand and Values Are
. Stiffly Maintained. "
' PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN. f
ful during the past. 24 hours. . 8ales of pr lb: Union butts, 10 to 18 lbs, un- Southern Paclflo, common, x.-dlvl-1 , w "Hogs. Cattle. Sheep,
this kind made at prices that rang 1 smoked, 12o per lb; smoked. 18o per lb; I dend 1 per cent lw y 86 70 200
do preferred
St Louts & Ban Fran. 2p.
ao 1st pro.
Southern Paclflo, c ....... 88
ido preferred 110
Southern Railway, c. - 16
do preferred
Texas A Pacific
Toledo, 8t L. A W. ci... 26
do preferred 46
Union Pacific, C... 127
do preferred -
U. S. Rubber, e. ....
do preferred v. .. ; ...... . ....
U, 8. Steel Co. o.,.. 27
do preferred . 88.
Wabash, o
do preferred , . ....
47
66
ei
144
88
1
$1
42
68
167
38
66
20
86
46
1$7
185
106
1
83
67
' 64
62
7
48
108
82
67
129
12
120
26
82
79
75
20
73
18
43
26
68
83
109
16
26
24
lilLl
oiiii
Passenger Betwccn-Portland
and. Pendleton Will Take
Place of Morning Local to
Biggs Leaves Portland
Sunday Morning 7 :15,
A nsw dally train btwen Portland
and Pendleton will b put on by th
O. R. A N. Co. Tb tralnywUl mak It
first; trip next Bunday. Th principal
object Is to, accommodate local traffic
at all point, and reliev th Oregon
traveling public of tb hardship attend
lng uncertainty of th regular trains
operated on through schedules to Hunt
lnr ton. v X. ....'- .
. m, . . ... . ......
ine locaitrain win b aubatitntM
for th prnt train that makes th
run to Bigg. Th running time or th
new train -will be a follows: Leava
Portland vry mornlnc at 7:16.-and
Pendleton at $ s'clock. Arrlv at Port
land at i:it p. m. and Pendleton. at
:10 p. m.
Th train will consist of a looomov.
tlv. baa-sas ear and three coach r a
Th run la 221 miles each way. Th
tram win aton ror luncn at )innnr
iunotlon and Tha Dalles. - It la believed
that later on th company will further
Improve th aervioe, adding special car
ror tn comrort or tn traveler, and
catering especially to short . tours
through Columbia liver gorge by - tb
local publlo. ,
Th new rvlc 1 a result of special
Investigation mad by 'General Paa-
senser A rent McMurray and Assistant
General Paasencer Agent Soott, who ar
making unusual effort to improve th
service in many oetait. xne result or
their errorta la saen on naarlv avarv
una ninmni out os I uriianu.
increased train aervlce on th O. R.
N. main lln never waa so nlalnlv
ssentlal as has been shown by , th
colonial x ravei mi rail. uuring tn
monin or nepiemoer tni class ot travel
broke the record of homeeeeker travel
on th Pacific coast Figures for the
entire montn now oing complied will
show mors than 100 per cent Increase
over tn colonist travel or Heptember
year ago.
Deo..
May.
July.
Oct...
Deo... .
May. . .
Oct.
Deo..
May.
Oct.,
Dec. ,
Jan..,
Oct..
Jan.. .
May.,
Oct..
Jan. . .
May..
Open.
98
104
100
High.
98
104
101
CORN.
Low.
lo,.
100
11
Close.
98A
104 A
101
I0B
C8A
A
OATS. -
61 94.
.. 61 63 61 - 61
$ 6$ 62 68
MESS PORK.
.1371 1871 1365 1378
.... 1406B
AHS . 1627. 1620 1406B
LARD.
.906 905 ,896 , 896
. 880 882 877 877
. 900 900 897 89T
SHOB.T RIBS.'
. 787 790 780 780
. 795 796 790 790
.820 ' 822 81T . $17
Mil
TO KEEP JAPS: OUT
Submit Statement of
Case to Mikado.
111 LIVESTOCK
MUCH FIB
MsMsMssWssMM
l Eeceipts Smaller Than De- XMlMSS gSSS1
(TJnttoi Press Leased Wb-e.)
Vancouver. B. C, Oct 1. Tb gov-
rnment 1 preparing for aubmlaslon to
th Japanese government a statment of
Its caa against th continuance of th
InflOX of Japanese immlaranta Into Can
ada. A special commissioner will pre
aent the arguments at Toklo. .
The statement will point out that
when the treaty was algned it waa with
th express understanding that th Ja
panese law restricted the Issue of paaa-
f'ons 10 lnienaing amigrants to a Uni
ted number each year and that It
would be enforced. Enforcement of this
clause would prevent an Influx to Brit
ish Columbia via th Hawaiian islands.
It will be pointed out that nubllo
opinion In Canada is adverse to a large
or audden Influx of oriental labor and
th continuance of present conditions
128
81
27
.80
27
Ml
i
tlon In British Columbia and mllltat
againat trad development between th
two countries.
ENGLISH 90P BUYERS
r SOUNDING GROWERS
from 6c , to 7c. ,( Fanoy still selling at
, xne top.
Small white beans are firmer and tha
price shows an advance of lOo per 100
; pounds, -i otner graaea uncnangea.
Eggplant la rather scarce today and
sales are being; 'easily made at $1.76
.for rood stock... ..:-..
Fancy cauliflower from . local points
is arriving - more freely. Finding
rood demand at 3101.2S for best.
I Cabbage market remains dull with
Values general a fraction lower.
: A few boxes of crabapplea were re
ceived, this morning, and found a call
t $1.5001.75 per box.
Front street prices:
trrabV'Tlonr and 2fd.
GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, 9c, large
lots: small lots, 9o.
, WHEAT NewClub, 82c; red Rus-
aian,- 7c; biueaiem,. sc;.vaiiey. 82c
CORN -Whole, 39: cracked, $30 ton.
-New iveea,
unemoked, llo per lb;
70c each.
clear bellies,
smoked' HW
per lb; pickled ton
. LOCAL L,AttL Kettle leaf. 10a IS He
per lb; 6s, 8o per lb; 60-lb tins, 13
per lb; steam rendered, 10s, 11 e per
lb; 6s, 12 o per AD; compound, 10
per lb; shoulders, 12 o
njrues, yvc eacn.
-Kettle leaf. 10s. 13
00,
11 He oer, lb
FISH Rock cod.' to bar lb: floundsra.
Co ner lb: halibut 60 cer lb: strioad
Dass, ie per id; catnan, 110 per lb; sal
mon, fresh Columbia chlncok. 80 per
lb; . sllvari
60 ' oer
snrimps,
s. 7o
per
soies.
lb;
eo
herrln
per
oer . lb: nerch. le
per lb; torn cod, 7o per lb; lobsters, 16c quilatlon In mine shares forced a lower
LIQUIDATION GOSTLY
(Leased wire Overbeck tt Cooke Co.)
ean DTancisco, uct 1. continued 11-
Week ago
xear ago ....
Previous year
per lb; fresh mackerel, 80 per lb: craw-
fish. 26c per dosen; sturgeon, 13 o perl
pass, mvo per id; suv
lb: black bass. 20o per lb: silver smelt 1
70 per id; xrosen snaa, do per 10; Diaclt
coa, 7c per id.
OISTBKH Hhoaiwater bay, per gal-
1 '330 TonTI Pftaffr tS"1Snv,"-l:. JKF -;
barley New Feed. 322.60ffl)i2 so 1 l"wJw?Y.l.'?.""i C8n: '
. nnnn .. iprn in at ii t 1 1 m.j r.m rmw nun.
per ton; TOUea. fZ4.60WZ6.60; , brewing, 12,1-' . " '
CLAMS Hardshell, per box.
razor clams. $3.00 per box; lOo per dos.
1?3 K0O24.00
RTEJ $1.65 per owt 1
' OATS New Proucers price No.
White. $24.00 per ton: gray, 422.00.
.. . trrlUR Eastern Orea-on oatanta.
tt so: stralrhta. 84.25: exporta 13 60:113c: sisal. 10 lie.
valley. $4.8004.40; graham, a. 33.75: ' COAL OI- -Pearl or
. 1. , . I . , 1 A A . . Kfv. F.A.
bales, $8.00. :. t,. I. ,
MILLSTUFFS Bran, $17.00 per ton;
middlings, $25.00: shorts, country, $20;
city, fir; cnop, io.uu jti.ou.
- HAY Producers price Timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy. $16.00t17.00;
'ordinary, iz.uvwi.uv; eastern uregon,
$18.00; mixed, 810.0010.60; clover,
IIUCH; grain,. iiwu cnear, siuv
. Bntter, Eggs and Poultry, -y-.
:' BUTTER FAT F. o. b. - Portland-.
.Sweet cream, 83 c; sour,. 81 c .
, BUTTER - City creamery, $6e;
seconds, 82c; eastern, 82 He: sute
fancy, .80 3 2 c ; seconds, 80 8 1 c;
store, WTfon. muwuvm.
$2.40;
range of valuea again today.
umciai Did prices:
GCXDFIELD DISTRICT.
Sandstorm 37c A, Columbia Mt. 27c,
TnmhA tO . T,,l,. IT. , 1 ill T.
r- uiDiJvno onuuwiier oay, per fal"l Mu"'w 1 . .hhuv 9 .... v, wu-
10n fi.bu; per iuu-id aacK. $5.00; Olym-I "yivama ic, , uoianeia - in. uo. fi.ia,
ua, per gallon, 2.tu; per 11B-1P sacK, I xjjuh cuu itc, Aouni c,
Oliver x-ica aoc, nv.oy sc, a. . iuxt.
6c, Blue Bell 10c, Dixie 4c, Hlbernla
7c A, St Ives 49c, Conqueror 9eA, Blk.
Rock 2o, Lone Star 14c, G. Wonder 8c A,
Potlach 4c A, Oro 14c, Kendall Ext"2c,
Sandst Ext 4c, Mayne 4c, Atlanta Sic,
Oreat Bend 89o; Slmerone -lOc A, Em
pire 8c, Red Top Ext. 18e, Florence
$3.70, Dlam'f B. B. Con. 1 80, G. Daisy
96c, Commonwealth 27c, Comb i;Fract
$1.42. Gr. Bend Ext 9c,Gr. Bend Ahx
80 A. B. B. Bonanza 8c Itewanos 86c.
Esmeralda 8c, . Portland 10c, ; Cracker
Jack 12e, Red Hill 84c. Mohawk Ext
8c, Lou Dillon 7c. Y. Tiger 17c, Grandma
lOo A, S. Pick Ext 60, Y. Roaa te, Col.
Mt Ext 6c A, Goldf. Cons. $8.25,
Diaia'f. Triangle 11c. .
TONOPAH8.
Ton Nev. $10. Mont Ton. 82.15. Ton.
Ext $1.26. MacNamara 25c, Midway 74c,
Ton. Belmont $1.96 Ton. No. Star 15c,
Ohio Ton. 8c A, West End Cons. 60c,
Rescue 8c. Ton. & Calif. 8c, Golden An
chor 8c, Jim Butler lo. Tod, Cash Boy
2c, Monarch Pitts. Ex. c A, Mont Mid.
Ext 80, Golden Crown 6c.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS. .:
Falrv, Sliver King 10c A. Falrv. Eagle
MnA - t . 1 . . . m
,,.1 n, oing aepi aown
65 37 224 her by shorts who have already sold
71 21 666 I on paper more than 75 per cent of the
Portland Union Btoekvarda rvt 1 tot1 CPP or United Btates.
There la a flrmar tnna all tmn.i. h.l At this tlma, thev ar anttlnv rath.r
Til lirif in I nmnin 2 .11 V.'.Ll"" to&l- aPt- badly scared, for thr ar reports that
In flrVflnfl STni-KS "W fir "? M,rr wy
I U IILinUn U I UUIIU 'ated th dressed meat trade to a con- ber and In some Instances It Is stated
Biucraom ioni ana ouicners ar ire I that English buyers are sounding grow
t.mAt..i t.. . mm. I.r" f?Ilns: sales of choice goods. If
woJ. tWAmX . ,mZ iVL , "e mis toreign Duying is confirmed it will
Z?I2a Piy 5"ic.omp?ied. Vb th.de" cause th liveliest scramble for Oregon
mand, 96 head being th total rune dur- hops that has ever bean shown. Shorts
Aim
ig the past 34 hours. - Tois compared are afraid of their mn ihutn. h
Wii5 .none rooelved taat Tuesday, 66 English buying will force them Into the
a uu mi marxei witn great speed.
date two years ago. . Even a, mattera stand thev are nn
nly
bac
lv
talned and this would admit of a frac- hav choice conda ara n. i.i,
Accoramg to yara omciais the pres- freely offering 9o a pound for choice
??ff 1' RJ,r;le-i ki l1?. lyhln goodl and aTew lots Vre belni picked
..T.a. .i,,-. uLL or up at this value irora renters who are
Paints, Goal Oil, Eta.
ROPE Pur Manila, 16c; standard.
Astral Caaaa.
19o per -gal r water white, iron bbls,
14o per ira' : wooden. 17c rr aal: neayi-
light, 170 der cases, 21 e per gal.
GASOLINE 80 deg., cases, 24 o per
gal; Iron bbls, 18o per gaL r ,
BENZINE 63der.. cases. 2So car aal:
Iron bbls, 2Se pr gat ., .
TURPENTINE In cases. 88o nar aal:
wooden bb?. 93o per al. , ;
WHITE LEAD Ton lots, 7c per lb;
tOO-lb lots. 8c per lb; less lots. 8Ue.
j WIRE NAILS Present baala at 82.20
pr aes.
Heavy Buying of Cattle.
Ontario. Or.. Oct L .Lambert Bros..
of Jordan Valley, have delivered 260
bead of beer cattle here to G. W.
Thomas, which averaged 1167 pounds.
Va"-?- "rinA.Ju"- "Or However, grower, wh,
tional advance over prevailing prices.
Shp Bttrsnjrth U WonderfnLi
'Most wonderful of all tha livfnovlof very poor quality they believe that
transactions is th great strength dis- ous14? bulyJn "oon be forced.
firm because with a 25.000 Tla rrnn in
New York and even this small amount
played In sheep. The enormous pur- . 0i! the other hand shorts are stand
chases early in the season for eaafarn !g together and are trying to keep the
account caught the csaat trade napping Engllahmen out Buying by the Eng.
believing that
nnch.... i iibu wvuia rum ui Lavir Diana tjntiAna
treat and supplies better " still being taken at 10c a pound by
than they really were. For the 24 houra who are closely affiliated with
the latter
were hot , so
EGGS Extra fancy, candled. 82 O
a z c: : easivrn murage, ,bwzrq, i ..-....., ..v, itvuhua. i ., . . .. . . ..n . . mamti
r?trinram vw h-iiH rtm. I MUls & Somervllle. also of Jordan Val-1 $1.12. Nevada Hills $4.50. Plttsbura if 11
1 6c per lb; Young Americans, 17o per Iey- bave delivered 175 head of beef j ver Peak $1.26, Eagle's Nest 31c, Ruby 1
lb
the run was 200 head, compared with
232' head a week ago, 224 head a year
ago ana oo neaa two years ago today.
Cattle in BmaXL tJnpnly.
Cattle supplies -are again small in
in local yards and . the market Is In
consequence materially stronger. . Val
ues an weii main tamed through the en
tire list.
A year ago today cattle were ateadv.
hogs slow and sheep firmer. Lambs ad-
vancea zo cents, ,- -,
Official yard prices:
; Hogs Best eastern Oregon, $6.609
6.75; stackers and feeders, $6.006.26;
China fats, $6.006.25.
cattle iiest eastern Oregon steers,
the English, trade.
of 898.000.- left German Yards in tM
$S.86i 4.00: best cows and heifers. $2.76 f gainst 646 vessels with one of 810,000
OA AA. t .4SPAMAA V I It, 1 uAC fPaMJB lllia mmmm mm. At mmm.m.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Liverpool. Oct. 1. Cotton fnfnr..
ciosea uncnangea to point lower.
GERMAN SHIPBUILDING
SHOWS AN ADVANCE
German shipbuilding last vaar
another distinct advance. Seven hundred
ana sixty vessels, wun a aross tonnatre
POULTRY--Mlxed ' chickens. 12
"2 lb: fancy hens, 12e; roosters, old
10c lb: fryers. 14o lb; broilers. 14c lb:
ducks, 140 lb; geese, old, 810e
.'.'in -turkeys. 11013c lb for old: sauaba.
$2.60 dos.: pigeons. $1.25 doz; dressed
poultry, lJi per id. mgner.
Hops, Wool and Hides. ;. -.
"-' IIOPS-1907 crop Choice, 9c; prime
JlQQ HARKET IS IN , '
t VERY FINE SHAPE
cattle to Mr. Thomas. These cattle will I Wonder 16c, Alice of Wonder 4o A.
later be snipped to the Frye-Bruhn
company, at Seattle. .
About 800 head of cattle from Harney
county were delivered here . to F. B.
Ball, the cattle dealer, last week. .
About l.boo cattle and 100 homes
are here awaiting cars for shipment
xne caidwen tsfteeo company, throush
its agent, C H. Bo wen, has purchased
United States Government Bonds.
New York, Oct l.-MJovernment
bonds:' I Bid.
Twos, registered ........ 105
do coudod ...... ... ... 105
Threes, registered .......101
S purchased 1 o raupuo, . . ..v, .... ...ivtvt
8,000 tons of hay In the viclnltv of J-Threes. smaU ponds ...;ioi ,
Ontario and Nyssa for the purpose of I Dis. Columbia, 3-e&a.,..iis
wintering its hocks nere.
e
"The local egg market via in 4
fine shape. .Whll receipts with .,
us have been quit liberal there 4
has been somewhat of a scarcity : 4
along the street i Some r efforts .
are being made to boost ith 4
price much higher in ; order to ..' 4
aell tha eastern stock M S. better , e)
profit "but today's market is un-
changed. Generally jpeaklng the e
duality of local arrivals is very 4
choice," Walter Bollam .-; of 4
Dryer, -Bollam & Co.
New York Cotton Market. -
New York. Oct 1. Th report of
Miss uiles makes the condition of cot
ton 65.5 per cent compared with 71 ner
cent, Auguat 6 and 72.1 per Cent a year
ago.: inia waa considered Dumsn.
- . . Oct - Sept.
xiign. juw.
1123 1113
Fours,-registered, new... 125
do coupon . . . . ..izo
Twos, Panama .... .,.,,105
Philippine Fours ....... io
Liverpool Grain Market.
, Liverpool, . Oct. 1. Official 'close:
03.00: bulls. 31.7502.00.
. Sheep Best wethers, . $4.504.76;
mixed, $4.00 4.26; lambs. $'4174 6.00;
Eastern Livestock Market.
Chicago, Oct 1. Official run:
Amm-mA I HUBS, I-BIUO. OneBD.
lnM Chicago . . . i..... : .14,000 10,000 , 28,000
Kanam iMtv . . . .-. l (i nod nnn i nin
Omaha .......... 3,500 6,000 20,000
nogm are sieaoy witn 7,oo lert over.
Receipts a year ago were 16,000. Prices:
Mixeo, im.iVmVt.v1; neavy, J6.35
6.80; rough, $5.86 6,20; light, $6.30 3
i.Vmyt.,' .
Cattles-Steadv. . N
1064
102 5
1V3
126 i
12614 j
Sheep Weak.
lOpen.
.1117
Jan.
r ou. a
March .. .
Ayrit ........
May ..... 1137
June -..... 113$
July ..... 1148
Oct ...... 1098
MOV. . ... lUDl
IMC. 1109
112 1140 1181
1138
1138
1146
1101
'1096
1116
1127
1127
1140
1091
1093
1106
1."
1118
1118
1123
1127
1127
. 1133
1137;
' 1091
1090
1105
20.
.1118
1123
1129
1132
1136
1187
1142
1096
1095
1111
WHTCAT,
, Open. Close. - Sept $ 0. Loss.
Dee, ....7s 11 4d V 8s d 8s d d
March , .8 8 & 8 ld ;8s lHd kd
Oct ....Bs 9d 6s9Hd
Jan. ,..,6s 6 d 6s 5 d
6s9d
6s6Hd
d
fed
New York-London Silver.
New York. Oct L Bar allvar. 87Zr-
$$$$$ ' London, 30 'Ad. . , , . , i "
. Portland Bank Statement. .
Clearings today..':.'...,,.. $1,294,014.8$
. do year ago.....
w Krum GeU Appointment. . s
Hurh Krum has been appointed nro.
I bat Ion-officer of th Juvenile court by
Judge Frazer. He was appointed yes-
leruajr aiiernwn io sucoeea marion tr.
Johnson, who resigned last week. The
position- carries a salary, I $100 a
moaph.
JEyes fitted to glasses $1, at Metzger's,
1.117,427:76 Ed
;; Nelson Sentenced.
Nelson this
moraine pleaded
guilty befor Judge Cleland in th clr-
Oaln: todayi ....... $-176, SS6. 62 leuit court to a statutory charge andJ
Balances today. . , 128,024. fi6 I was sentenced to live months on the
Seattle.- Oea l? Clearings; $2,S!jfl,15;
baiancea, $231,610.
Eyes fitted to glasses $1. at Metzger's.
In 1905. These figures, of course, com
pare very y unfavorably with the mag
nificent totals of British vards. hut
What German builders are proud of Is
the . fact that their trade Is Increnalno-
by leaps and bounds, and that they have
more orders than they can execute. Of
the total tonmure of the year 20.831 tnna
belonged to the navy.
It . is -i. worth- notlna- that foreign
yards, especially .British builders, have
built, more ships to German orders than
in. any previous year. - The tonnage
built abroad for Germany waa over
120,000. The Post, from which these
particulars are . taaen, - complains that
German orders Hot1 vessels to foreign
shipbuilders last year were five times
as large - as orders of : foreigners for
ships built in Germany.
r Metcger saver you money on watches.
i-f- ' v '. "", ' . ! . - .
Theodore Stark Wilkinson, one of the
three candidates In the flaht for tha
Democratic gubernatorial nomination in
Louisiana, traoea bis ancestry back to
old Revolutionary stock, his progenitors
on both his father's and bis mother's
side having played prominent parts in
the areat - fleht for freedom. On his
father's side his a-reat-Kranarather waa
General James Wilkinson, who, at the
age of only 30 years, wrote the terms
of the surrender of General Burgoyne to
General Oatea at Saratoga. General Wil
kinson at the time being on the Jatter's
BUft . , r-,.l.:r ....
... Eyes fjd to glasses $1, at etsgerg.
MPRESSESYOUi;
! ' . . '.I'" ' . l' ' : t
FAVORADbY:
" BECAUSE , . I e'.. i
': As you ride oat. to the tract on the' Albert :i '
..street far line you notice the wide, comfort V, V ',
.; . able thoroughfareUnion avenue all the way -vVj
-a. .to Alberta street You note that it is built up 5 ',
all along the way, making Irvington Park f i
; : seem nearer to the city than it really is." " You '
are struck by the magnificent level lay of the
land and the gorgeous profusion of 15-year-old, '
' .cedars, almost worth the price of a lot alone.- ;:
Then the display of shrubbery that would take ,i V '
.'one years to develop appeals to one who Iovj -ornamental
foliage about the house. You can-, . .
not fail to admire" the . wide, . metropolitan -.
streets, the , fourteen-foot alleys and excellent,
;; circulatory system of water mains that has'.
'-' been installed. Quite as important as all theV '
u rest, you will agree, is the frequency of street-.
car accoramodation-every five or six minutes , , t
in the . morning and "about ten minutes apart ;
during the day. To top them all off, however, V --'
you will be pleased to observe that the ride
from Irvington Park to downtown is only 20
minutes, saving 10 minutes of your, time each
way, each day. .Build your hqme there, and; ,;
-T you will be satisfied.
'. h -.':. o 'V
xF. B.noIbrookCo. ; F; E Schwari
250 Stark Street . 30th & Kllllngiworth
Phono 5396
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v.
last Meet oJ Steclt
Selling a! 25c Sliare
Many men' and women are taking advantage of this last
opportunity to get an interest; at 25 cents a share, in this great
Oregon Industry gold dredging for millions along the banks
and benches of Burnt'River, Oregon. ! '
- We want a few snore conservative investors in with us. .
We have given and can give you undisputable evidence
of the vast riches embedded in the 12,000 acres of our holdings,
and the practical applicability of the dredge to our purpose
of Ulnng this gold, out. ( v
We do not ask you to accept our word alone as to the rich
ness of these gravel deposits, but the word, as well, of numbers
of others who know by test whereof they speak.
Our tests up to date have shown a yield ranging from 25
cents to $2.60 a cubic yard, which means a profit of from $7,000
to $25,000 an acre. The following letter! telling of tests made
in the same locality by the same methods, must suggest to you
that our estimate has been altogether too conservative. Read
it thorouchlv: , :.. '
Mr. F. M. Batchelor, Portland,
Baker City, Or.. Sept l,-llT.
Or. Dear Sir: I am pleaaed to con
firm to you the following teats obtained from gravela of the dredging
rrounds of Burnt Klver Valley, near the mouth of Clark Creek in Baker
County. Oregon. Our company ha a crew of men working there under
. V. a .HHaHtalM. a A, m AvAmM mA hi.W A . t. . ft 1 Xmmm. mmA m.m
a drift from Ah bottom of th shaft 40 feet on the bedrock. - Said shaft
and drift bay given the following results: Three feet-near surface,-no
pay; nine feet following, 60 centa per cubio yard; six feet, on bedrock, $1
rer cubic yard. The drift has been sampled by squares of five feet
t has given 81.18. 31.30. 2c 31.35, 81.31. 81.20. 81c: average of the whole
ground, 68 cents per cubio yard. These figures .have been reported by
the roreman or tne company in enarg oi in wora, wno was a very ex
perienced man.. .-r. ... ;- x.x.xxx t
Anybody acquainted with mining, polally dradgiag, will ac knowl
edge that whereas dredging Is considered a good showing at less than
10 cents per cubic yard in other places, such high sampling as the one
here above la moat - encouraging conclusion.
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