The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 03, 1907, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text7 it THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND. THURSDAY, EVENING, OCTOBER 3,' 1007. r TODAY'S MARKETS I Dealers Saj That Had Not The Journal VPut Growers Onto the Situation; They Would Be Able to Buy llops ;at 5c; HIGHER. FIGURE Bales at 91 -2c a Tound Con firmed Ten-Cent Ee i ports Still Coming. ; Front street features: ' llops reach higher price. Still another mho In chocolate. k ' ijkiiu tim. makes anotlwr advance ; ' Cunnud oysters make further advance ,t , New crop pecan puis arrivin. bean valuws are advanced attain. Predicted rise occurs In feed a. " Salmon coming from Y'auuina bay. j ' Crali are rsrec; no rasor oliims. , v Cheese market la leellng better. - -v Fractional better tone in butter. opt Beach Xlglier Price. ? - The lion market is r-alilng lilghi-r, the hlghcet confirmed prhe Iwlng rt ... .' sorted at Harlow, wnen a sale was made 1 yesterday afternoon nt 9!c a pounrt. There are now many rumors of 10c being; paid Tor hops of extra qualiiy but dealors axe doing all in their power to keep growera from knowing the true ' value. The car shortage la perhaps " one of the worst feature against the market. at thla time, dealers Baying that they probaMy could ly a small, ad- vance In price if thev were nsur' that transportation could be secured " . without much delay. Orders are being ' received from the east for Oregon hops for the samples are arriving there and show the quality to be the best In the -i United tStates thla year. New York ( f hops , are full of lice and mold and .growers picked all aorta. The same fnnAltlnnm ir sulxl to have existed 111 California md Washington, thua leaving ' this state as the only one whereby . . . .. I. ..!. niliL. . growers naa sense iiiuugii iu y:i n..wi- . T i . . i w a irur nut ine uesu The sal at Harlow yesterday was .' three lots. ISO bales in all. In the vlclnitv of Aurora a number of sales of prim goods are reported at 84RVic.a pound, thla showing In itself that for choice hops the market today should be 10c. a pound -or Detter. it is in cnoice .w hop that the'Bhorts are supposed to de SHARPEST KISE IS SHOWN IN MILLFEEDS The sharp advance In mill feeds exclusively predicted by The Journal yesterday was made later In the day. The rise is the sharpest made In the local mlllfced market for some years' and Includes fl.fto a ton In bar ley, Jl a ton in bran, 6Je In middlings and fl a ton each in city and country shorts. The rise Is the result of the pn mous demand now coming from California as well as from local points. The predicted advance In export flour Is drawing closer. STANDARD ti.to poultry. doa.: pigeons. 9 He .per 1 ( $1.26 dot; dressed lb. higher. Stops, Wool and Xldea, IJOP8 1907 crop choice. e: nrfmo to ( holce. TV.tthV.i-: ordinary. 7Hc: 906. choice. 6a WOOLr 196 rllo Valrev. lOfiUlc: eastern Oregon, 18(rZle. MUHA1K New 107 1 JHC. SHEKI'KKINS dhearlna. I510n each; short wool, ISQtOc- medium, wool. tAA'I. . 1 4 - . . . . vv-u let T-IUJIJ, KinK WUOl. IBUI1 cncii. j ALLOW Prima, per lb, Iic; No, m.l gre.aae. 2&lc. C11ITTIM BARK 7a Fruits and Vegetables. POTATOES Fancy. 11.00(B1.26 sell ing: buying, white. 80ft SSc per Back: w-ets, :uc lb. ONIONS Jobbing nrlra, Orcrnn. -miiiuz .'5: buvina. Il.2G4il.00: garlic c lb. APPLKS New. I1.00W1.50. FRESH FRUITS Oranges. t50 00: bananas. 6c lb: lemons. 16 iff S.Ed nox; um.js. Mexican. (4 rer 100: pineap ples. 15.60 0 6.00 dot; grapex, 7ftc71.60; Concords, J5r20c; peaches, tlOfg'SOc; cantaloupes. $1.26; watermelons, lc; crahapples. Sc lb: Bartlett pears, $1.25 0l.fiO per box; oassbaa. 2 dox. VEGETABLES Turnips, new, 0c fl.00 sack; carrots, 76c (ft II per sack; beets, 11. to per sack; parsnips, 11.00 SI. 26; cabbage, lfalViO lb; tomatoes, Oregon, 40g(60c; beans. 2y3c; green, 2fr;'c per lb; cauliflower, ltt 1.25 -doa. peas, 6c; horseradish, 8a lb: aitlchokas. Oil HELPS MARKET National City Bank Eases Money Situation by Mak ing.Loans at 6 Ter Cent. J STOCK Amalgamated t.ar & r. Hugur Sine Iter Anaconda . . . STOCK Locomotive .. Atchison B. & O Canadian .... C. & O Erie O. Nort. pfd. . South. Ry. . . U. 8. Steel ... MARKET GAINS, ..1 I Brooklyn . .. U fit. Paul ... . . TMex. Cent. . .. V Reading ... j i MARKET LOSSES. .. V. S. Steel pfd. VI N Mis. Pac Y. Cent North. Pac . VPenn .1 Sou til. Pac. .... . Hi Union Fac .1 S Ml . hInc :5 'A (Leased Wire .Overbeck & Cooke Co. New York, Oct. 3. The stock market started with a serious loss in almost every Isaue and while considerable bul lishness was manifest during the latter part of the day, the closing In general is lower than yesterday. The high changes on call loana caused the tiirlv hrulr' mnmm nt thm lfi1ftr lost a full point at the start. Mexican Central whs In much demand and was one of the few to open and clone at an advance over yesterday. Its clone is 1 points over the bid of Wednesday. Money went from 8 to 9 per cent at i the start and later sold back to Vk per cent. There was some relief wnen It was announced that the National City, linns, wits juHiiing minify in jots ui ieu,. 000 at 6 per cent. This caused the bet ter feeling at trie cloas of the session. Official range: HIT ADVANCE IS TWO CENTS Chicago Market Scares Bears by Jumping 1 7-8 to 2 l-8c Liverpool Also Up. .'- What to Bipeot. . .- . 4 Western Oregon and Western' 4 Washington Fair tonight and 4 Friday; easterly wtnda. r , Eastern Oregon and Southern 4 Idaho Fair tonight with fWat; ' 4 Friday fair. ., 4 Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho Fair south; . 4 possibly rain north portion to.' 4 4 . night; Friday fair. S. r. ,N0. clG COMES . IN SEVJKN HOUBS LATE; - Northerif Paclflo No. 1, due at ! 4 ; 7 o'clock, arrived on time for tha flrat-'tlm ; In nearly ..two. weeka ' Southern Paclflo Na 18, due at T:25, arrived In to4 aectlong at 1:58 and l:0lVS.':fv Southern Paclflo No. II. dua , at 11:10, arrived at 4 J o'clock. . a ,.K & N. No. . due -at I o'clock,, arrived at :ltr .. t a R. A N. No. 5, due at Ml o'clock, arrived at 1:48.. ; Aatoria tt Columbia' ' No. Jl, duo at 11:16, arrived at 11:20. iv With ..the. exception of, the Northern raclflo, avery train a rived In Pofrtland, lata thla morn ing, tha ' f larrtman trains keep ing up former records. ' CI'I SEE mm CHICAGO WHEAT VALUES. V Oct. I. Oct. 2. Gain. 1901. Dee 11.01 A .99WB 1 .7IH May 1.074 ' 1.05i .W uiy i.us i.vih ATTORNEY ARRESTED SUES FOR DAMAGES ; - Si i in i i i. t-jif i f" v Arthur C. Emmons, ' a' Portland at torneywho on visiting Praln omt monthg ago in t the Interest of a client, the C. E. Loss company, wag arrested and his private papers .and' property scixed, baa brought suit in, the circuit court for 169.000 damages against 1 "' won mna i. J. iooin, two BUb- coniraoiors wno -were Instrumental in the alleged Illegal Interference With bla professional duties'. An argument on a demurrer for fhe defendant will come up for hearing tomorrow morning in the circuit court John M. Querln will rep resent the defendants. Mr. irmmnn. and Judge Cameron will appear for tt prosecution. Sheriff ' Beattiev Feels ; Sure There's Nothing: Doing at 3Iilwaukie and That There Is Gambling Nor Any "Dir(ect Evidence." k OAXJTOSSZA HOTEZ.S. (Leased Wire Overbeck A Cooke Ca) Chicago, Oct I. One thing is certain. wheat' traders had a rattllna mod hm get for the day. Bull, were in control LLAJJlo JjlJlCT JVE AS FEE CHiaGO PHYSICIAN- 'liver and for this reason they may beC6&76o doa; green onions, 16c per doa o s r O T3 DESCRIPTION. 3 S- SI . : . : forced to pay some high .figures be- ' cause choice hops are few and far be ; tween. t BtlH Anotnef One la Beans. There was still another sharp ad "vance In the bean market during the past 14 hours. Keports from California state that the market there is the . atronrest In years, eastern buyers tak ing liberal supplies at advanced figures because of the damage In Michigan. The nrica here todav shows: .- Today. Former. Small white $4.10 U.8R Large white . . 3.90 S.65 Pinks 3.90 3.S6 ''' .Bayous, llmas and Mexican reds are unchanged from the former list, uui i me maraei is nrm on an graaea. Ohoeolato and Ooooa Still Perform. ,' Just when the market on chocolate r and cocoa . will remain stationary for ' awhile is the worry of the jobbing trade f Juat now. Almost every day mere la an advance in some list of these market. . each rise being from lc to c a posjnd , Today there was still another rise in both chocolate and cocoa of coast .-manufacture, which put the price lo to " sc a pound over tne price ot yesieraqy. , Oystsx Xaricst on a Xampaga Agmln. J It IS, not only on the Pacific coast that the oyster market is showing very . great strength tnts season, for every where the markets are advancing be- cause of a shortage in . supplies and 1 . greater demand. Last year there was a very sharp advance In eastern cove .oysters because of the ahortase. but to da packers notified local Jobbers of an additional, rne or from c to zoc a doseiw Coast canned oysters are very . flnn rooay witn no cnange m values. ( According to C. J. B. Malarkey. a local fish dealer, there is quite a good catch of salmon at Taquina. Mr. Ma larkey has Just returned from there .- and says he caught a number of them with a line. Mrs. Malarkey Is said to ... have can ah t the greatest number. f. Craba are very scarce today and razor v Claims are practicauy out of market. Brief Vote of the Trade. - Some better - feeling Is noted in " cheese owing to the recent advance of lc in i anaxla ana tde better reeling in , the east. Local supplies of eastern t cheese are said to be quite well cleaned ' up. no cnange in values. All grades of rope show a decline of itc today. A fractional increase in buying Is re bel! peppers, 7Sc per lb; hothouse let tuce, 11 box; cucumbers, hothouse. 16 &2&c doi; radishes. 16c do ten bunches; eggplant, $1.6091.75 box; green corn. 7oc sack: celery. 75 90c: cranberries. $4.60 per Vox. Orocerlss, Vnts, Xto. SUGAR f Cube. 36.92 powdered. $5.07; berry, $6.57 V4; dry granulated. i.bi; istar, t.4C; conr. a., lo.bife; extra B., $6.07 H; golden O.. $4 97: 1 yellow, $4.87: best granulated. $5.37; barrels, 10c; half barrels, 26c; boxes. 60c advance on sack basis. (Above prices are 30 days net cash quotation) 13. so per crate. COFFEE Package brands. 115.880 SALT Coarse IHslf ground. 100s. $12.60 per ton; 60s, ti3.00; table, dairy 60s. 117.60: 100s. 117.26: bales. 12.26: Imported Liverpool, 60s, $20.00; 100s, 19,00; 4s $18.00: extra fine barrels; 2s, and 10s, $4.606.60: Liverpool lump 68 3 92 V. ported in creamery butter but the mar is. ,n . I 1 K K. SO . ket Is just nbout holding Its own. 'piles along Front street are not , ; great A number of dealers sent the major ,.: j'ri oi iiieir pouiiry supplies to tfte outside In the hope that this market would clean up and help values. Trade here is still slow. 'v Eggs are showing the same supply and demand with values maintained. ; Pressed meats, too. . New crop pecan nuts are arriving. Price still at last year's figure. ' Potato, trade is 'steady locally but - thero is no outside business. Onions holding, too. Says Charley Levy of Levy Sptegl: "Bartiett pears are now being with drawn, from storage and are in fine '-shape. On account of the extras good quality it should not take long to clean ;;up all holdings around $1.60 for best block. Front street prices: Brain, nomr and reed. '" GRAIN BAGS Calcutta, lc. large ,lots; small lota, c. - WHEAT New Club. 82c; red Rus ; Sian, 79c; bluestem, 84c; valley, 82c , CORN Whole, $9; cracked, $30 ton. - BARLEY New Feed, $24.0024.50 $24 00(924 60 iD-"f''.uu; Brewing, "bTB $1.66 per cwt . OATS New Proucers' price No. t White, $24.00 per ton;, gray, $23 00 FLOUR Eastern Oregon pa tent a $4.80; straights, $4.25; exports, $3 9": . valley. $4.804.40; graham. Ka. $3.'76,: whole wheat, $4.00; rye, 60s. $5.60; rock, WO. 60 per ton; 66-lb rock, $ll.ou; 100s, $10.60. (Above prices spolr to sales of lees man car lots. jar 1011 ai special prices suDjeci 10 iiuctuanona; khjk imperial Japan, na 1. sc: no. 2, 6$6c; New Orleans, head, 7a; A lax, be; Creole. 6e. hkajss small white, 14.10; large white, $3.90; pink. 33.90: bayou, $3.90; Limaa, 6 to; Mexican reds, 4c. NUTS Peanuts. Jumbo. p per iu Virginia. 7o per lb: roasted. 10a per lb; Japanese, 66c; -oastJ. 77o per 10; wainuts, v aiirornia, hhc per id; pine nuts, 14 16c per lb: hickory nuts. 10c per lb; Brain nuts, 180 per lb; ru berts, 16c per lb: fancy pecans, 1820o per iu: almonds. izia Keats, Pish and Provisions. FRESH MEATS Front street Hogi fancy, 8c per lb; large, 7 41) 80 per lb; veal, extra, 9c per lb; ordinary, Hip $c par lb; poor, 7o per lb; mutton, fancy, 89c per lb. HAMS, BACON, ETC. Portland pack. 1 local) nam.- iu 10 11 lots. 1110 per .0. 14 to te lbs, lac per id; is to 20 lbs. 16c: breakfast bacon. 16 4 22c per id; picnics, ivc per jo; cottage roil, JJc per 10: regular snort clears u.n. smoked. 12c per lb: smoked 12o oer lb: clear backa, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13 0 per id: union uuus, iu 10 13 ids, un smoked, 12o per lb; smoked. 12o per lb; clear bellies, unsmoked, llo per lb; smogea 13 per id; snouiaers, icKiea LAitJL Nellie leai. ius. 13 o . I per lb; 6s, Sc per lb; 60-lb tins. 12e I per lb; steam rendered, 10s, 12 jc pe it 61 lios fc 374 20 86 . 46 161 18 81 8 11T 143 33 18 21 12So per lb; compound, 10c, m ci MILLSTUFKS Bran, $18.00 per ton iddlings, $25.60; shorts, country 121 : tv. $20.00: choD. Jle.ooiff;!!! no 1 jtiai troaucer s price Tlmothv ;, Willamette valley, fancy, $16.00017 oo; ordinary. $12.00il4.00: eastern Oregon i $18.00: mixed. $10.0010.i0; clover 10U5 grain. $I011; cheat. $10 f. 1L . ttar, Bgrs and onltry. . BTJTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland 6wet cream, 33 o; sour, 31 c 't BUTTER City creamery. 86c; r seconds, 32 c; eastern. 32c- atlti . t fancy, j50S2c; seconds. SO&Zlc f store, Oregon, 2022o. c' V EGGS Extra fancy, candled, 32 82c: astern storage, 28 28 c CHEESE New Full cream, flats. Ho er lb; Toung Americana, 17c per i lb. - POULTRY Mixed chickens 12c iJb; fancy hens, 1212U,r; rooBtefa, old . 10c lbxVyerSk 14c lb; broilers. 14c lb-..- ducks. ' 14c lb; geese, old. IsOiOc lb; turkeys. 17c lb for old; squabs. llT4c per lb. nan kock coi. 70 per lb: noundera 6c per lb; halibut, 6c per lb: strloed baas, 16c per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; sal mon, rresn coiumDia cnmwiK. 8c per 10; silvers, ic per id; nerrings, do per in; soies, oc per lo shrimps, 12c per. Ib; perch, 6c per lb: tomcod. 7c per lb: lobsters. 16c per lb; fresh mackerel, 8c per lb: craw risn. z&c per aoien; sturgeon, 12 c per lb; black bass, 20c per lb; silver smelt, 7c per lb: frosen shad. 6c ner lb: black coa, 7fcc per 10. OYSTERS Bhoal water bar. ner ral Ion, $2.60; per 100-lb sack, $5.00; Olym- pia, per gallon, z.40; per 116-lb sack. ife.vurae.ou jagie, canned, soc can: dozen; eastern In shell, $1.75 per hun- area. CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2.40; rasor exams, m. uo per dox; 100 per dox Faints, Goal Oil, Etc ROPE Pure Manila. 14ic; standard, 12c; sisal, 10c. COAL 01 Pearl or Astral Cases, '?ic per gai: water wniie, iron Dbis, 14c per ga:; wooden, 17e rr gal; head- ugni. liu a eg., cases, zihc per gal. GASOLINE 86 deg., cases, 24 o per iron nuio, isc per gal. BENZINE 63deg., cases, 26c per gal; Iron bbls, 23c per gal. TURPENTINE In cases, 96c per gal; wuuuen uu. -, vau pr (ai. Amal. Cop. Co Am. C. & F.. c... do preferred. . . Am. Cot. Oil. e . . Am. Loco., c. . . . . Am. Sugar, c. . . . Am. Smelt., c. . . do preferred . . . Ana. Mining Co. . Am. Woolen, c. . . Atchison, c do preferred. . . warn. onio, c. do preferred . . . Brook. Rap. Tran can. lac. c. . . Cen. Leather, c do preferred. C. A- Gt. W., c. C. M. A St. P. Chi. A N. W., c Ches. & Ohio. . Colo. F. & I., c. Colo. " South., c do 2d pfd ... do 1st pfd. ... L-ela. A Hud.. . . I. & R. G.. O... Erie, c do 2d pfd do 1st pfd . . . Gt. North., pfd. Illinois Central. Louis. A Nash . . Mex. Cen. Ry . . . M.. K. ft T. c. . Distillers Ore. Lands M. K. A T. p. . . Mo Pacific National I,ead . N. V. Central.. N. Y. O. & W. . . N. & W. c N. American . . . N. Pacific, c Pac. M. S. Co.. . Penn. Ry P. G. L. A C. Co. Pr Steel Car, c. . 25 00 pra Reading, c do 2d pfd do 1st pfd Rep. I. A 8. c. . . do pfd Rock Island, c. . do pfd St. L. A S. F. 2p. St. L. A S. F. lp.l St. L. A 8. W. c. . do pfd So. Pacific, a.... 1 do pfd. ....... 80. Railway, o. . . do pfd Texas & Pacific. . T. St. L. AW. c. . do pfd Union Paclflo, c. . do pfd U. 8. Rubber, c. do pfd U. S. Steel Co. c. . do pfd Wabash, c. do pfd W. U. Tel 0 93 61 113 8H 97 29 20 86 ft 89 67 36 93 60 110 8 37 20 84 '88 48 4 ll I1S 1 81 8 118V 143 33 18 21 63 164 22 18 46 126 188 105 18 82 67 48 102 32 67S 127 119 86 92 20 44 85 82 110 14 60 25 25 44 126 91 26 87 11 19 53 161 22 19 -4' " 125 138 106 17 32 67 48 102 32 71 69 28 "9l 86 25 9' 20 18 44 35 16 80 8 116 V 143 33 18 20 82 110 14 60 25 25 44 127 92 26 S8 11 19 63 182 21 19 45 126 134 104 14 32 67 48 iv 1 32 70 57 126 ii 9 85 24l 92 19 18" 44 35 81 110 13 49 25 25 44 125 91 26 87 10 19 69 86 92 11 112 s 38 20 85 89 89 83 48 161 16 80 8 118 143 83 18 20 41 63 165 22 1 36 45 127 34 104 16 32 63 61 64 67 I 48 102 82 70 57 127 22 119 85 24 82 3 74 78 20 7Z 18 44 35 58 17 44 81 110 14 60 25 24 44 127 81 26 91 26 88 11 19 78 nd had considerable heln from the shorts, aa has be4n the case a number times recently. There was soma wet weather over the spring wheat coun try. St. Louis reported millers taking orr neages in wneat because or export sales of flour. Minneapolis claimed large export sales of flour. Argentine shipments of wheat are es timated at 800.000 bushels, and corn at z.ooo.ooo bushels. A special from Minneapolis says: Tha wheat market Is about lc higher than last night's closing. The strength of cuDies ana also reports of sales for ex port are again the bullish features. Of ferings of wheat ere not large. Stocks in Minneapolis decreased 776.000 bush els for five days. Liverpool opened Unchanged and closed with a gain of to ld. Official range: WHEAT. Open. High. 99 101 105 107 102 103 CORN. 69 68 68 59 OATS. (United Press Leased Wink Chicago. Oct. 3. Rev William vr ,.. Black, a retired Camnbellit minir was an Impressive witness Wednesday I who does." inr ii1".-0!! K- Zclgler,' the claimant! For weeks, since the opera bouffe nosing or uie gambling hell by Sheriff Sheriff R. B. Seattle Of Clackamas county had two Important conferences yesterday, . t In the morning he conferred with District Attorney Gilbert L. Hedges and askod him If ha knew anything about gambling said to b going on in the Mflwauklt club.' - In the afternoon he conferred with the gamblers themselves and asked tnem tne sama leadlnr Question. The district attorney, whose brother Is the attorney for the gamblers, was positive mat mere waa no gambling be ing tolerated at the club. And lt,belng a matter of family, as It were, the srier iff had no recourse but ; to take 'Ills worn. Equally positive were the gamblers when the bucollo officer of the law questioned them. And as the sheriff said If they don't know I'd like to know . i j r , 1 r .' . v 1 JL - U SM -saw. r7,l -J ' HOTEL JEFFERSON I - TVMM AVS OOVOaX TBBT. . sn ncANasco " $UPBOZA3j BATIS : 1 New hotel, faces Jefferson Square. Two blocks from Van Ness ave., the ? resent shopping district Car lines ransferrlng all over city, pass' door. Every modern convenience, $50 rooms single or on shite. 160 private baths. American and European plans. Prices moderate. Omnibus meets all trains. TB WAST BABgBB 00. rbec May July Pee. May Low. 89 105 102 68 vt Close. 101 107 103 68 69B Oct. Dec. May Oct. Dec. Jan. Oct Jan. May Oct. Jan. May 62 62 62 64 MESS PORK. 62 68 81 62 63 for $110,000 against the estate nt H rlet G. McVickers. The palsied and aged minister. In trembling, measured voice, testified that he was tha spiritual adviser of Mrs. McVlrkar- that xi McVlcker told him she had agreed to psv Zelgler $100,000 for treatlna her tha remainder of her life; that she sgreed to pay the physician. In addition to thla amount. $8,000 extra salary and $6,000 for expenses in consideration of urnm. panying her. to California for her health. CHINESE ROBBERS IN BATTLE WITH SOLDIERS! (failed Press Luwd Wire.) Hongkong. Oct. 8. A dnrinr r.M K 1.000 robbers on Tal Lea market, about five miles north of Fetshan and nine miles west of Canton, has resulted In 19 robbers belna killed and fin inin, While six soldiers wra Irlllaif . mn in injured ine oanaus swooped down on the market In broad rinvllvht Chines guards fought for an hour be fore they were driven off. 1605 1517 1505 1610 LARD. 890 897 890 896A 870 875 870 872A 887A SHORT RIB8. 770 780 770 770 782 787 782 782 807 812 807 807 i4i ob 00UXTY BALKS AT TAX ON MANY SHEEP ab!Kt the aU.eged yaii i kjxluijI. -otu yea, Lwent over there a - (Spirlal l)lptcht Th Journal.) Boise, Ida.. Oct. 8. Washington vvuuiy in 10 onng suit against the state to prevent it from collecting taxes from Beattle, card games for money have been going on morning, afternoon and evening at tne club. No attemnt at se crecy was made. Everyone in Milwau kee knew that as regularly as pay-day came around the men went Into the eiub with the fruit of their months la- Dor and came out penniless. A few days ago. emboldened hv tha fact that the card games were tolerated by the officers of the law the gamblers set up their faro and roulette outfits again J"hcy were seen in active operation, by scores of witnesses. . The Journal called up Sheriff Beattle yesterday and asked him if he knew that inn club was again being operated. He had heard rumors, he said. He would see the district attorney and find out what could be done. This morning The Journal again had a talk with Sheriff Beattle. This is what was said: "Did you close th Mllwaukie club last night, sheriff T" "No.7 "Did the district attorney know any thing about there being gambling in the club?' "No." "Well, did you go over to Mllwaukie yourself and try to learn anything nd went in .tne club and I couldn't see nothing. I jfVked them If they were running snd they said they weren't so there Isn't anything to close." It is palpably evident that Sheriff Beattte nas returned to the position Hotel Hamlin ,. DOT AND LEAVENWORTH ST3. "' ' ' First eermanent big hotel down tow a. , Contains 100 beautifully .. furnished steam heated apartments, 40 baths. ' Private telephone ser vice. Sample rooms for ' eominerrial travelers. ' Eddy St cars from ferry pass the door and eonneet with 3rd St. cars from 8. P. Depot. ' Batss from $1.00 up. Phone Private Ex. rrankua42a, Sn Francisco i'r4''i 1 TKB BXATJTITXfl, 2TXW HoteItfKcy Route Inn" 22nd Street and Broadway OAKLAND Sunny rooms. - private baths, long-dis tance telephones, compressed sir clean ing, large lobby, cafe a la carta with eulslne and service unsurpassed. For rates, eta, address N. & MUX, LAN, Manager. Formerly Assistant Manager Palace ITotel. San Francisco. ROYAL HOUSE sajt nxwcjMco. oal Cor, 4th and Howard Sta. European plan. Rates 76a to $1.60. With bath $100. from Terry take Market or Mission Si. can toth. that ennntv on 7a nno t I Beattle has r sessed to it but not properly belonging rom T.110 h w" dislodged by The n iat -.,, .!.-.. - w -m ,, t t 1111 riiM i ss oirnrT Liverpool Grain Market. Liverpool, Oct. 3. Oflclal prices: WHEAT. Onen. Close. Oct. 9. ruin Dec. .. SslHd 8a2d SslUd lUd Mar. .. BsZftd 8a 2d, 8s2Ud May . . 8sld 8s m 8sl14d CORN. Oct. .. 6s8d 6s d Jan. .. 5b& 6s6Ud 6s5Ud to that county owing to tlfe fact that nn owners of the said sheep can be found there. The aheep were added to the assessmpnt roll of that county by the uu.a ikihiu ol equalisation, it is evl- aent mat tne sheep referred to migratory stock. were SI Q 1 A TTM1T rS - ar-w-fc a si-ww d IjA 1)1) fj K 1a) JI 1' A N Y 1 Ha TU LOCATE HERE Hdl Loss. HIED 0 I. IS 15 CENTS OFF TODAY W.tP. Wettllng. owner of the Indians Bent Rung Ladder company at Indiana, Pennsylvania, is in Portland to re locate his plant here. The chamber of commerce ornciais have been in corre- sponaence witn mm and Induced him to maae inn iriD. Hecretarv (Jiitnof submitting the advantages offered and ones are ueing consiaerea. Call money closed 3 per cent asked. Total sales for day, 539,500 shares. ' HOGS AND 'SHEEP IN VERY SMALL SUPPLY PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Rt'N. Hots f'ultln Shun Today 83 24" ween ago ZOO ... 646 1 'ar ago i& K9 550 Previous year 267v 100 64 Portland Union Stockyards, pet. 8. (Leased wire Overbeck A Cooke Co.) San Francisco. Oct. S. Ooldfield Consolidated suffered a bad break to day on a continuation of the liquidat ing movement, today's prices showing loss Of 16c from yesterday. Other Ooidfields were generally dull, with little movement Those changing were generally lower. Tonopahs were dulL win a few showing a fractional ad vance; others down. orriciai bid prices: OOLDFIELD DISTRICT. Sajidstorm iftr Pntiimhlu Mt 91 Jumbo $3A, Jumbo Txt. $1.35, Vernal 14CA. Pennsylvania lc. Ooldfield M Co. $1.28 A, Kendall 22cA, Booth 26c. Blue Bull 21c, Adams 8c. Sliver Pick 36c. Nev. Boy 6c. B. B. Ext. 4c Rlim lien 11c, Dixie 4c. Hlbernia 4c, St Ives 46c, Conqueror 7cA, Blk. Rock 2c, Lone Star 13c, Q. Wonder 3cA, Potlach 40rA, Oro 18c, Kendall Ext. 2c, Sandst. Ext. 3c. Mavne 4c. Atlanta. 27c Oreat Bend 88c, Simerone 10cA. Empire 8c. Red Ton Ext. 15c. Florence 33.60. Diam'f B. B. Con. 16c. O. Dalsv 2c Commonwealth 27c, Comb. Fract. $1.28, Gr. Bend Ext 10c Or. Bend Anx. 8c. B. B. BOnansa 8c. Kewanoa 12c . w.m- meralda 8cA, Portland 8c, Cracker Jack 11c. Francis Mohawk 85c, Red Hill 31c. Mohawk Ext.- 7o. Lou Dillon 7e . V Tiger 17c, Orandma 8c, S. Pick Ext. 6C, Y. KOM 6C Col. Mt Ext Sc-Goldf. Cons. $5.95, Diam'f Triangle lie. COMSTOCK. Ophlr 81.46, Mexican 68c. Gould & WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7e per lb: The . v nfl,rr,v.' I Curry 28c. Coil Vlrsinla per lb: less lots. tUie. Ua,.i. . km.u .5 " 7. . '".' i(i A. xi.. 1 -o-.n t.'V: wimj- MiTijr.P.... K.i .1 . :"".'.-. ciikci upon nur T vuj;iei 600-lb lots, 8c pi WiRI per keg, : HOP PKICE REACHES , NIXE.AND HALF CENTS - ' ' . A ' ,.,V .., ,. . . ("ieetat ispatcli to lae Joomal.) e Barlow. Or. .. Oct, S.S. R e Perg has 1 Just bought W. 8. TuTl's; J. J. Sandsness and L. 4 1 Parmenter'a - hops at 9 c : a 4 t pound; 160 bales In all.- This 4 a is the highest , confirmed sate t made In tha state this season, v . W W WwWw.WW w w w w . W .W W.i Boston Copper Market. Boston, Oct. 3. Bid prices: Trlnjty 13 Adventure Atlantic .. Bingham . Butte Coala Cal. & Ariz Sup. & Pitts. Tamarack . . . Shannon .... Black Mt. ... Eagles Nipplsing .... 2 . U . 8 . 16 .107 10W 65 10 & 1 6 united 47 Utah 34 l nnea states. 24 1 IIIUJIU 4 yji TCI . . . I IIH Royal 15 treene Canan. 8 6 Ely Helvenla Apex . . . 2 3 United States Government Bonds, W'VJUUD . Bid Twos, registered ooi do COUDOn . ... Inn n'- .. , xuiccn, rt-gisierea .... do coupon Threes, small bonds'.' DIs. Columbia, 3-65s Fours, registered, new do coupon Twos, Panama Philippine Fours .. . y .101 .1023 .101 .114H .125 . .126 .106 109H ment Asked. 106 M 106 yt 103H 103 s 126V4 12614 106 Portland Bank Statement. Clearings today $1,464.113 17 dp , year ago SSm.aO 'Oain todav im -o, . Balances today $167 180 66 .do year ago ...$117 324 99 Seattle, Oct. 3.-Clearfngs, i'j "70! 113; balances, $223,806. J.siu, lacoma, Oct 3. Clearings, $784,195; balances, $145,650. .A New York-London Silver. New Tork ,Oct 3. Bar silver, 66 Uc; London, 30 ll-16d. ' unnn Ket values, but as yet no change are dm., nn in me hbu ine price or nogs here will absorb every bit of strength but no weakness from, the eastern, tone at this time, owing to the fact that mom 01 me coasi SUDPI es are hrnno-ht 111 iium ine etuii. While small arrivals are holding the cattle market steady. It takes some thing out of tne ordinary to bring a nifjner range man mose listed. A year ao all arrivals were steady. Official yard prices: Hogs Best eastern Oreaon. Ifi.KOrW 6.75; stockers and feeders, $5.00 5.2?; ioinu lais. o.uurg'B.ZD. Cattle Beat eastern Oregon steers, $3.603.76; best cows and heifers. $2.75 3.00; bulls, $1.752.0O. oneep went wethers? $4.&03)4.75: mixed, $4.004.25; lambs, $4.76C(rO. h Eastern Markets Steady. Chicago, Oct. 3. Livestock receipts: Hoes. Cattle. Shopn Chicago i. 20, 000 8.000 20,000 Kansas City 9.000 10.600' 7 0rt Omaha 7.000 6,000 18,000 mobs are steady; left over. 63.000. Re. eelpts a year ago were 15,000. Mixed .00iB.70: heavv 6.15lf60: rnutrh 0. una o.uu; ugni o.i.uiu.o.yy, l ame steaay. Sheep steady. , Jan. Feb. , March April May June July . Oct. . Nov. . Dec. , New Yorl Cotton Market. , 1086 1095 1097 1093 1095 1104 1083 1095 1098 1107 1109 1104 1112 1068 1116 1070 1111 1062 1081 1086. 107 1087 109U 1098 1102 1105 1107 1112 1067 1086 1031 1091 1097 1108 197 1110 1112 117 1070 1071 1085 Metsger saves yotf money on watches. $2.20, Belcher 49c, Confidence 90c, Sier ra n.xcm?quer ewe, union 4c. BULLFROG DISTRICT. Original Sc. Bullf. fl 25e. Mont. Rniif lc, Nat. Bank 11c, Harris lc, Ame thyst 14c, Gold Bar 40c, Steinway 6c. Denver Buf. Anx. 2c, Bonnie Clare 3c. Mayfl. Cons. 23o. MoMtv. Ohio Ext 4e. G. Scepter 6c, Monty. Mt. 9c, Homestake Cons. 75c, Yankee Girl Be, Nugget 5c, Tramp Cons. 20c, North Star Sc, Sunset OCA. TONOPAHS. : Ton. Nev. $10. Mont. Ton! 81.95. Ton. Ext $1.40, MacNamara 26c. Midway 70c, Ton. Belmont $195. Ton. No. Star 13e. Ohio Ton. 2c. West End Cons. 60c Res cue 6c, Ton. & Calif. 9cA. Gold Anchor 8c. Jim Butler 68c. Ton. Cash Bov t. Ton. Home 6cA, Monarch Pitts. Ex. 7cA, luuiiu miu. axi, sc, uoiaen vjrewn sca. MANHATTAN DISTRICT, v ' Mann. Cons. 80c. Manh. M. Co. 6c. CI. Wedge 4c, Seyler Hump 3c, Dexter 9cA, L. joe ica, crescent zc, (jomoinatton ic. Granny 21cA, Mustang 13c, Little Grey 10c. CowboycA. Orig. Manh. 9cA. Plne- nui oc, nuiiaio zca, a. Dog lsa, Y. Horse 3c. VARIOUS DISTRICTS. Falrv. Silver King 9eA, Fairv. Eagle fl, Nevada Hills $4.26, Pittsburg Silver Peak $130, No. Star Wonder 4cA, Ea gle's Nest 31cA. Alice of Wonder 3cA. f San Francisco Grain Market. San Francisco, Opt 8. Official prices: Wheat December, $1.64H. $M7Hy May 1'60: t06"30 IlINOIS REPUBLICANS STAND PAT FOR CANNON fCslteil Presi IrmmrA Wlra k Springfield. Ills.. Oct a a political pow wow of Republicans is being held here today and one of the reaults of the meeting, it la will be a resolution to o-lv fin,.k.i Cannon the solid backing of the Illinois delegation at the national convention. All of the Republican forces are work lag hard to swell Cannon's presidential boom. Metsger saves you money on watches. Journal's efforts last August. At that time It was necessary for the cltisens of Oregon City and other Clackamas county towns to threaten to employ their right to ..impeach and re move Beattle from office to compel him to make the slightest move toward enforcing the laws of the county and state. Finally, feftrinr that their friend might be removed by the irate citisens of the community, a hasty meeting of me owners 01 tne gamming nouse was rauseo ana it was agreed to "close' until the storm blew over. Beattle has come to the front again nobly however. He has boldly walked into the club and looked around and. seen nothinr Then he has just as boldly walked out again. , More than this, he has mit the tlon to them fairly and squarely: 1'Aro you gamblers gambling? They assured him that they were not And ho savs. If thev don't know, whn aoesr HOTEL AUDUBON Kan rrsnclsoo Buropeaa Han Only. Single' rooms or en suite. Elevator, steam heat, electric lights and all mod ern conveniences. Strictly flrst-class. Convenient to shopping centers. On di rect line from ferry and Third and Townsend depot. Rates $1 up. 928 Ellis St., Near Van Ness Ave. 'C. E. QANTKR, Mgr. HEATH RESULTED FROM PIMPLE-P1CKING Special Dispatch to Ie Journal.) I Belllngham. Wash.. Oct. a Mrs Charles Hagler died last night aa re sult 01 picKing a pimpie on her face with a Pin. One week am ahe was in good health. A few months ago she ran naif a mile with a 15-month-nM m, In her arms In an attempt to save its after the babe had eaten antiseptic tablets.- See That Model CGeeWo Ike Wsll-gaewa BeliaMe CHINESE aot sag Hark doctor Has sad a He study of roots so brrb. sad Is tatt srodj sioxooeras aad Is glvtag to tbt world kla woadorml rosMdies. HO aTEBOPKT, FOIBOMS OR D1U6S TTirD HXCVKE8 WITHOUT OPEJtATIOH. OB WTTHOrT THS AID Of A KVITX. o gssrsstees to euro Catarrk. Astfeaia, Long. Tbrost, Eboanittisj .NervooonMS. Korvons Drblltty. gtoBieh. Uvor, Kidvoy TeaablMi she Lost Manhood, female Woo, ess sad An PrlnteMXaosaea. A SURE CANCER CURE fist Bootrnd from rskiae, Cklaa-lafe, gars aaf BouaUe, ir zoo a sg ArrxitcTRD. dont okxat. DBUiTI ARB DAMQEROC& ' If yoa eaaoot eaU. writs lor ermntom hlaafe sad ttrcojar. Ine loo 4 ests la sUsipa. CONSULTATION FREE 0. OEX WO CHXHESX MEUICIKg CA. 168H first St, Cot. Konrisoa. XHg fortius. Or, BIms Mas Una ilrogoa. Tab 1 of BAYOCEAN PARK, the great summer resort on Til lamook Bay you have heard so much about. Now See for Yourself beautiful is the Just why this wooded peninsula natural place for the most popular summer- resort on the Pacific Coast. Our Model Shows Everything P0TTER-CHAPIN REALTY COMPANY 402 Coach BniMlnJ, lOJ) Fourth Street ' PORTLAND Liverpool Cotton Lower. r " Liverpool, Oct 3. Cotton : futures steady to easy, to 7 points closed down. t . I CURB DISEASES O? MEN V1?" wh0 . w disappointed by cheap and nnskiUed an. oUlMts are earnestly requested to lnvsatlgata my methods and taraui without delay, which, had they don In the bsglnnUg, - T uns, pain, worry ..ana money. t OTAS-AWTEB AJf ABSOZ.OTB AITS IASTXVO OV3UB. OoBorrhoea, Byphllls, Blood Folson, BkU Bisses, gores, 01 oers, Stricture, Varioocol. Eydrooele, irerroas Decline, Weak ness, riles or Chronlo JDlsoases of the Kidneys and Prostate. f-'I charge for cures only: nothinar for'- failures. '5 Invaatlnt and learn that my word Is Rood. 1 . Twenty-five years of suc cessful practice and thousands of cures Justify this assertion. CU or wrlU . T. 9. PrBBCJS 181 rinrs g-. ortiad,. Or. ' IS! EvdryVoman IsmtsreiUdaad thoold know aooni cn wonaerrni MARVEL Whlrlino Sorov IniSMWVatlaalSrrlBt. Jnjee. tun md tiurtion. Bat 8af. "at Moat Cunnlanl . iivmimiHiHiii;, lak roar trartbt Hr H. IT 1 ho oannotiuvnlT ths MARVEL, aouaot ma outer, ou aain liiup ror o llluatrstod book-aaaW. TtaTraa niU nartlcolan and rilranttnna In. vuuaDMiounies, inaHVBi. IU, m. asd btm ictr obk. ror gal fcr WOODARO. OLARJtE 00. AKO LAUX-SAVII valltt u 1 nuau. Scoff's Santal-Pepsin Capsules A POSITIVE CURE Forlsflsmmatioja orOstsrrhot tha Bladder and Dltaawd Kid i7. naouiianrii. euros nkkly aad permanent! the rorat re of " - sad dlajet, bo Batter of bow ng itanaiDC, asioiateiy armleas. gold by drag gifts, 'rio 11.00. or bw nalL aoat. id, 11.00, bos, li.74. 1HE SANTAL-PEPSIN CGL Bllefatalne. OUa, fc all Sraggistt. , fm FOR OMCN ONLY lr. -Sanderson's Compound Savin and Cotton Root Pills. Xhe bast and only : reliable remedy for DELAYED - PER IODS. Cure the most obsUn- casea in, I to 10 days. Price S box. or ; three boxes 15. HoM - hv rugglots everywhere. Address t .f P1BKCE, 181 Firit aW PorUand, Or. ate per . v 7