THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
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T O D A V -Q A R l'PT -Q er SLoilfQuicSy Takiiiff Sll tlio
I. Vy VrV I V- IVini IfVl I Best Goods at 10c a round iu Valley.
CHEESE IVES
HERE
PRICES TODAY AND
THOSE OF YEAR AGO
Advanced Trices Caused b
Short Supplies at Tilla
mook South Buys.
Front Ktrcot market:
Blimp advance In cheese.
Hotter market holding well.
Kgg hold; some substitute eastern.
Hide nntrket la very dull.
No flour demand from orli'nt
Whcut la steadv after deellno.
Chlttlm bark otfered lower.
1'otHtoe and onions holding.
Movement in Imps fair.
Bmull tiuu. a are too high.
Sharp Aflranoe In Cheese.
It now develops that tho northern
rltles nmi California point a liuve taken
up prneth ally ull the diet-re remiitnlng
unaolil lust week at Tillamook and the
avulhiblo supplies there are very scant.
In this market flats nrn advanced to
17c u pound with Young Americas rang
ing between 1718o a pound. The
cheese innrket lias been quite steady
here of lute owing to the more liberal
buy In it by retailers and the advance
recorded In the price .todny does not
therefore come as a surprise. Kecently
there were sharp advances In the price
of cheese In other markets, but the
large supplies at Tillamook kept this
maiket rather slow with the trade buy
ing from hand to mouth until It was
shown that an advuntc In prices here
wan k certainty.
The t rcamery butter situation Is not
at all mixed here. While receipts are
quite liberal ior mis period 01 urn yeur
demand Ih sufficiently heavy to clean
up arrivals at the prices llnteJ. It, Is
stated that outside murkets are a frac
tion under the price ruling here, but
this is not at nil unusual and the trade
does not expect any decline In values
Junt now; although anything may hap
pen at any time.
Eastern Ergs Art Substituted.
The old substitution dodge In the egg
market Ih said to be very popular with
Borne firms along the street at this
time. Kor strictly freh ranch eggs the
trade experiences no difficulty In mov
ing arrivals nt 34WS5C a doien, al
though there are some dealers who ore
talking of selling local eggs at 32fte.
It is noted, however, that these dealers
are generally the receivers of rarlota
oT riisteiit eggs und very little local
stock. In fart. It Is staled that some
of Ih' iti are selling more eggs us strict
ly Iresh local stock than are being re
ceived by the entire trade In n day This
mans Ji'it one thing the substitution
ot eastern stick for fresh Oregon stock,
a thing that Is a strict violation of th"
pure food law. The attention of the
government forces has been called again
to the matter.
Poultry Market Is (Food.
With the better demand a higher
rai.e of values Is shown In tho poultry
Jiiarkct rinppllra nt this time are iulte
fair but demand Is Increasing with th
cooler weather. At this time the trade
is experiencing no difficulty In obtain
Ing 12 Vic for mixed lots and 13BU'4
fur best hens. 1 he latter continue
best request even at the higher price
The turleey market whl only take
few birds at this time, but the demand
Is Increasing and the range of values
Is being maintained.
Kancy dressed veul and hogs are both
In good request. Large sizes of either
would cause lower prices.
Brief Hotel of the Trade.
Small horns are snld to be accumu
Intitig in puckers' warehouses and
drop in price is expected.
Movement of hops during the past 2
hours was quite liberal; growers being
anxious to fell at 10c or less. ( ar
michael continues to be the best buyer
for Kngllsh account, although It Is
utated thHl Klnber. Wolf Netter Co
Is covering. The latter, however. Is
only u rumor.
Potato trade remains very Qrm at
90c as top for best stock at country
shipping points. Onions are In very
good demand but growers ure content
to hold for a while.
C'hltllm bark is bdng offered lower
by some weak holders because of the
Inactivity nt the demand.
Hide mnrket is slower than ever, ow
lng to the very tight money market In
the east. Hides are always first af
looted by monoy conditions.
Demand for celery Is growing apace.
gome from Hood River is being eagerly
ought.
Apple market Is showing a good
movement at former range of values.
Front street prices:
O-raln, Flour and read.
GRAIN BAU8 Calcutta, S3, large
lots: small lots, a He.
WHKAT New Club, 86c; red Rus
sian, 84c; bluestem. 88c; valley. S5c
CORN Whole, ?2; cracked, l.ts ton
UAItLEr New Feed, XZ7Z7.5Q per
ion; rnueii, jjuiftji; ure wing, n.
RYK $1.66 per cwt
OATS Now Producers' price No,
white, 128.05 per ton; gray, $27.60.
FLOUR Eastern Oregon patents
$4.05; straights. $4.C0; exports, $4.1;
valley,. $4. 304. 60; graham. Via, $4.60;
whole wneut, $4.76; rye, 60s, $6.60
bales. $3.00.
MIMJSTUFK8 Bran. $20.00 per ton;
middlings, $27.60; snorts, country,
$23.R0; city, $22.00; chop, $17fi21.
MAY Producers' price Tlmothy.Wlt-
lameite vnuey, rancy, ju.uuiftis.uu; or
dinary. $12.00 14.00: eastern Oregon
$18.00(19.00; mixed, $10,0010.60; clo
ver, $12.00(i?18.00: grain, $12.0013.00;
cneat, xii.uowia.uu.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
JTTER FAT F. o. b. Portland
Bweet cream. 33vsc; sour, 31V4c.
BUTTER Extra fancy creamery, 36c;
fancy 32 He; ordlnnry, 30a31V4c; east
ern, 32Hc; store, Oregon, 20 22 Vic:
EGOS Extra fancy, candled, 36c;
eastern storage, 2728c.
CHEESE New Full cream, flats,
lGV4c per lb; Young Americans, 17 Vic
per lb.
POULTRY Mixed chickens, 12 Vic
lb.; fancy hens, 13 13 Vie; l-oosters,
old. 10c lb; fryers, 12Vi!itl3e lb; broilers
12Vifuil3c; ducks, 14c lb; geese, old, ftfii
10c lb; turkeys. 1618o lb for old;
squnbs. $2.60 doz; pigeons. $1.25 doz;
dressed poultry, llVic per lb higher.
Hops, wool and Hides.
HOFS-1907 crop Choice. 910c:
prime to choice, 8fflSVic; ordinary,
Club wheat, bu.
Uluestem. bu
Pat. flour, bbl
Best butter. Ib....
Local eggs, doi...
Hops, choice, lb...
Potatoes, producer.
Oct.
1907.
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i4i'7Vic: 1906. choice. 6c.
WOOL 1907 clip Valley, 20821c;
eastern Oregon, 18i$21c.
MOHAIR New 1907 29 29 V4o.
HIDES Dry hides. 15c lb; green 6 Iff
P0ULT11Y DEMAND IS
BETTER THAN SUITIY
In
the
are
for
for
"The poultry market Is
much better condition at
present time and supplies
Insufficient, the demand
liens still, being greater than
young chickens. Young turkeys
are also In request and the de
mand will undoubtedly continue
good until after the holiday sea
son, "Heavy veal Is rather a drag;
in the market at the present
time and fancy Is fractionally
lower. Hogs are also a trifle
weaker.
The supply of strictly fresh
eggs is still insufficient and con
ditions are not likely to improve
much, tt some time." B. W.
Graham of Templeton & Graham.
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7 Vic; calves, green, lOo lb; bulls, green
salt, to lb. v
SHEEPSKINS Shearing, 16 20c
eacn; snori wool zouuc; medium
wool. 60 $1.00 each; long wool, 76Jji
$1.25 each.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, $H!MV4c;
no. i una grease, JtMVic.
CHITTIM BARK 7c.
Traits aad Tegetablea.
POTATOES Fancy. $1.00 1.25. sell
lng; buying, white, 8ti90c per sack;
sweets, lV4o per lb.
ONIONS - Jobbing price Oregon,
$2.25; buying, spot, $1.15; futures, $2;
guriie. tc id.
APPLES New. tl.OOOMS.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, $G 60; ba
nanas, 6c per lb; lemons, $800.60 box;
limes, Mexican. $4 per loe: pineapples,
$6 a doxen; grapes, 75ct$1.76; Con
cords, 16o; peaches, 80c&$1.00; canta
loupes, 11. 2s; crabapnles. 8c lb: Mart
ina pears, $1.26 Q 1.60 pet box: casabas,
$2 a dos. " '
VEGETABLES Turn ln new 90c fl
$1.00 sack; carrots. $1.00 per sack;
beets, VOcitfll.OO per sack; parsnips.
$1.00; cabbage. Vilc lb; tomatoes. Ore
gon. 26c; beans, 2cVJe; green, 2c
(B Jc per lb.; Cauliflower. $1.00 per dux.;
Deas, 6c; horseradish. 8c lb; artichokes,
85fl76c dox: sreen onions 16c oer dnz:
bell peppers. 7 He per lb; hothouse let
tuce. $1 box: cucumbers, hothouse. 15
26c dos; radishes, 15c dox bunches;
eggplant, $1.60jj.l.76 box; green corn.
t v pan, rrirry, lyyifvc; crtfriuerrics,
$4.50J 60 per box.
Orooerles, Wuts, Xto.
SUGAR California and Hawaiian-
Cube, $5.22 Vi; powdered, $5 87 V; berry.
$j 87',4; dry granulated. $5.87 Vt ; Star,
6 i7H; conf. A.. $5 M7V,; extra b.,
&37H; golden O.. 16.27 V.: D. yellow.
5 171; best granulated. I5.G7V4: bar
rels, 10c; half barrels, 25c; boxes, 60c
advance on sack busts.
(Above prices ara 30 days net cash
quotations.)
HONEY $3.60 per crate.
COFFEE Package brands, $15.88
16 C3.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 1004.
$12 60 per ton; 50s $13 Oo, table, dalrv
50s, $17.50; 10'is, $1 7 25, bales. $2.25;
Imported Liverpool, SOS, $2(.l0; 1 U's.
1S 00; 4s. $U.OO; extra fine barrels; 2s,
5s and 10s. $4.60ff5.60; Liverpool lump
rock. $20 50 per ton; 60-lb rock $11.00;
100s, $10 60.
(Above prices apply to sales of less
than car lots. Car lots at special prices
subject to fluctuations.)
RICE Imperial Japan. No. 1, 6c; No.
2, 6Vi'a'5c; New Orleans, head, 7c;
AJsx, 6c; Creole. 6.
BEANS Small white, $4.25: 1arg
white, $4 10; pink, $4.10; bayou, $3.0,
Limas. Ui.M: Mexican rets. 4 Vic.
NUTS Peanuts. Jumbo, S c per lb;
Virginia, per lb; roasted. 9i'."c
per lb; Japanese. 7c: roasted, ' u
per lb; walnuts. California, 17 He per lb;
pine nuts. 14fd l5c per lb; hickory nuts,
10c per lb; Brnxll nuts ISc per lb- fil
berts lf.c per lb; fancy pecans, 18QV20C
per lb; almonds, 19c.
Meats, rish and rroylilons.
FRESH MEATS Front street Hogs,
fancy, 8Vic per lb; large, 7$So per lb;
veal, extra. Vi(USc per lb: ordinary,
8o per lb; heavy. (iftfiO per lb; mutton,
funcy, H q 9c per lb.
HAM'S. BACON, ETC. Portland pack
(local) hams, 10 to 12 lbs. lUc per lb;
14 to 1 lbs. 16c per lb; 18 to :0 lbs,
16c; breakfast bacon, 16tt'23c per lb;
picnics, 10c per ib; cottage roll, lie
per lb; regular short clears, un
smoked, 12c per lb; s aoked, 12c per lb;
clear backs, unsmoked, 12c; smoked, 13c
per lb; Union butts, 10 to 13 lbs, un
smoked, 12c per lb; smoked, 13c per lb;
clear bellies, unsmoked, 11 Vic per lb;
smoked, 13Vic per lb; shoulders, 12Vic
per lb; pickled tongues, 70c each.
LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf. 10s. 13ic
per lb; 6s. lXc per Ib; 60-lb tins, 13Vc
per lb; steam rendered, 10s, 12c per
Ib; 6s, 12 70 per lb; compound, 10s,
lljic per lb.
FISH Rock cod, 7c per lb; flounders,
fic per lb; halibut 7c per lb; strpM
bass, 15c ter lb; cattish, 11 per lb; sal
mon, fresh Columbia chinook, 8c per
lb; silvers, 7o per lb; herrings, 6o per
lb; soles, 6c per lb; shrimps, 10c per
lb; perch 6c per lb; tomcod, 7c per lb;
lobsters, 25c per lb; frush mackerel, hc
per lo; crawfish, 2uc per dozen; stur
peon, 12V4c per lb; black bass, 20c per
lb; silver smelt, ic per lb; frozen shad
Gc per lb; black cod, 7Vic per lb.
OYSTERS Shoalwater bay, per gal
Ion, $2.50; per 100-lb. sack, $5.00; Olym
pla, per gallon, $2.40; per 100-lb. sack
$8.OOffl6.50; Eaglo, cinned, 60c can: $
dozen; eastern In shell, $1.75 per linn
dred.
CLAMS Hardshell, per box, $2.40
razor clams, $2.00 per bo; lOo per Uoz.
Paints, Goal Oil. Etc.
ROPE Pure Manila, 14'c; standard
12c: sisal. lOVic.
COAL OIL 1'oarl or Astral cases,
19 Vic per gal; water white. Iron bbls,
14c per gal; wooden, 17c per gal; head
light, 170 deg., cases, 21Vie per gal.
(iABUUNK 6 deg., cases, 24o per
gal; iron bbls, isc per gal.
BENZINE 83 deg.. cases, Z6c per gal;
iron bbls, zho per gal.
TURPENTINE In cases, 96c per gal
wood bbls, 98c per gal.
WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7c per lb:
600-lb lots. c per in; less tots, shc
WIRE NAILS Present basis at $2 .20
per keg.
WESIIIIGHOUSE
OFFJOJOIBTS
Enormous Break in Stock
Yalucs Caused by the Ap
pointment of Receiver.
STOCK MARKET LOSSES.
Amalgamated .. WIErle
Atchison 3VL. & N
olo. Fuel VslNor. Pac. ...
Sou. Pac IHIReadlng
Sugar 3 Vi I Union Pac. . .
Brooklyn 1 Val Westlnghouse
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St. Paul l'A'U. S. Steel V4
Del. A Hud....6HI
STOCK MARKET GAINS.
Smelter 1 IN. Y. Central..
Anaconda l'onn 1
Peoples Gas.... V. S. Steel p. . . Vi
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Cook Co.)
New York, Oct. 28. J tie closing or
the doors of the Trust Company of
America here today caused heavy sell
ing of stocks. The eppolntment of a
receiver for tho Westlnghouso Electric
company, the largest concern or us
Kind in lh country, xorceu ine i nim-
deiphla stock exchange to suspend
business until further notice. This and
other financial reverses caused another
break In stock values today. Jn a lew
upported Issues the market held its
own.
Call loans started at 40 per cent and
beforo tho close went to 100 per cent
There was a break of 60 points In
W estlngnouse siocks. ijbi nini u
was Its but to. lay it droppeu uacit 10 j.
Official rangn today :
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DESCRIPTION. 3
WHEAT MARKET
IS ADVAHCED
Cliicago Closes With Cains
Kaning: From 1 .'5-1 c to
. 21-4-c Liverpool Down.
rtaancial ITews In Brief.
Trust Company of America
closes Its doors in New York.
Westlnghouso Electric com
pany Is In hunds of rei elver.
State Bank & -Trust company
of Ooliineld. Nev.ula. clones
doors. Has banks at (loldlleld,
Reno, Carson and Tonopuh, Ne
vada. Call loans In New Y'ork go to
100 per cent during the day.
It Is stated that Morgan cnmo
to the support of Steel shares.
Copper market lost Vic a
pound today.
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Amal. Cop. Co. . .
Am. C. A- F. c. . .
Am. C. A- K. c. . .
Am. Cot. Oil. c.
Am. Loco., c. . .
Am. Sugar, c. . . .
Am. Smelt., c. . .
Am. Smelt., p. . .
Anac. Mln. Co. . .
Am. Wool, c .1
Atchison, c
Atchison, P I
Haiti. & Ohio, c.
Haiti. & Ohio, p.
Urrtok. R. T
Can. I'm., c
Cell. Leather, c.
Cell. Leather, p.
Clfl. A (i. W., c.
C . M. A St. I'.. .
C. fc N. W.. c. . .
Ches. & Ohio. .
folo. K. & 1.. c. .
(.'olo. So., . c
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NEZ PEIICE FRUITS
ARE GOING EAST
(Special Dlapatrh to Tb Journal.)
Lewiston, Ida.. Oct. 23. The orchards
Of Nez Perce are this year for th
firet time to turn their products Into
the eastern markets, and for the ltist
few days buvers have been busy in that
section. The Felt Mercantile company
Is negotiating for titc purchase of, 10
carloads of apples and a similar amount
will be secured tjy B. J. Fiske & Co. It
is understood that the former company
Is acting as the purchasing agent for
the Keystone Produce company of Lew
iston, though this repdrt lacks verifica
tion. All these apples will bo shipped
into the eastern mnrket.
The purchasers are paying 50 cents
per box for tlrst crass fruit and are
furnishing the boxes. It is estimated
that the prairie crop this year will fur
nish 50 carloads for the east outside of
the amount saved for home consumption.
Food Cattle at Klamath.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal. t
Klamath Falls, Or.. Oct. 2.1. Within
the List 10 days there havo been
brought In over 9.000 head of beef cattle,
which will be fed on the large feed
ings grounds bordering Lost River, be
tween Klamath f ans and Merrill.
The largest buyers of alfalfa hay this
year have been C. Bwanston & Co. or
Sacramento, Louis Gorber of this plnce
and the Oakland Meat company. They
have bought over ,000 tons and
on an average $6.60 a ton.
The cattle drive for the season will
probably be nearly 20,000 head.
paid
Portland Bank Statement.
Clearings today... ......... 11. 198.015.09
Year ago 937,664.64
Oaln today,
Balance today
$2,603,606.55
121.106.i7
112,895.91
Year ago
Seattle, Oct 13 Clerings,$J,126,69 J;
balne.SS.7l0.j. .-'''vr .-,
. Taccma, Oet, 23. Clearings, 843.952i
balances, MI.S97. . ? . ;
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Manh. Ry
Mex. Cent. Ry...
M., K. & T., c...
M., K. & T., p. . .
Distillers
Ore Iinds
Vlr. Chemical. . .
Vlr. Chemical, p
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Nut. Lead
N. Y. Cenlrai . .
N. Y.. O & V.. .
Nor. & W.. c. ...
N. Pacific, c. . . .
P. M. Steam. Co.
Penn. Ry
P. Ci . L. & C. Co.
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do preferred . .
Rending, c
do 2d pfd. ...
do 1st pfd. . . .
Rep. I. & 8.. c. ..
do preferred . .
Rock Island, c. .
do preferred . .
S. L. A 8. F., 2p.
do 21 pfd. . . .
S. L. & S. W. p..
S. Pacific, c. ...
do preferred . .
K. Railway, c. . .
do preferred . .
Tenn. Coal & I. . .
Texas & Pacific.
T., K L. W., c.
do preferred . .
V. Pacific, c. . . .
do preferred . .
V. 8. Rubber, c.
do preferred . .
U. S. Steel Co c.
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Wabash, c
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CHICAGO WHEAT VALI'LS.
Oct 23 Oct. 22. Gain 1 1""".
l)c 1014H -U-'.A .' ' Til'
May 1084H Kl.'. -4 ' s
July 101 100 1 .'7
(Leased Wire Overbeck A Conk-' Co )
Chicago, Oct. 3. The wheat market
opened fractionally belter, but buying
was restricted to a small volume In the
early day. The latter advance a
Caused by the covering of shorts.
The market has had sin h a bud brink
that It Is but natural that a sharp ad
an-e should be cnused at this time.
Liverpool opened with a sharp break,
but later regained most of the loss.
Official range:
HOBOS FIRE Oil
FREIGHT IB1I
Iirakcinan and Cattleman!
Wounded at Kosclmrg
Done in Itcvenge.
(Special Dtapatch to Th Journal.)
Rosoburg, Or., Oct. 23. When fast
freight No. 221, westbound. Andy Fund,
conductor, pulled out of here at 8:30
hint night the train crew was fired upon
from u hobo ramp at tho west end of
the yard. Hurry Helgei, a brakeman,
was on top. Four shots were tired at
him, but none took effect.
When the caboose passed the enmp
If. II. lleldlnger, a brakemnn, and J.hn
VVelgo, a cattleman of Facrnmento, were
fired at. Roth were shot through the
log above the knee.
Five hobos were arrested and are In
Jail here. No weapons were found on
them. Refusal of truliimen to let them
rid) la the supposed cause of the shoot
ing. lleldlnger was taken to s Portland
hospital. Welge Is not seriously hurl.
He was shipping a car of horse.' More
arrests will bu made. The hobos had
not been put off the train, but sought
revenge on the crew as the train was
leaving town, flherlff MrClellnn and his
deputies got five of the gnng, but the
others escaped. ' The guilty one Is sup
posed to bo one of those who escaped.
performance
house like.
which the patrons of the
"In the Taltiro of
tho KIiik.'
appear In
The Baker company appear in sor
geous court robes and royal tights this
week in Marion Crawford famous his
torical play of old Hpaln, "In the Pal
ace of tno King." The scenery Is mag
nificent, and receives no end of praise.
FERS0NAL
Mr. rind Mrs. W. A. Krnter of Hons
burg are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Cail Abritliam, 1105 Helniont street.
Sirs. W. Handers and Mrs. Mace Con
stli.e of San Francisco who havu been
visiting Mrs. Phil Oevurts at the Che
top.i lelt this morning for I'Jligene
Mrs Mftrv Jones of Jacksonville who
has been visiting friends In Portland
for the last week returns home today
8. R. Harrington returned Friday from
an extended trip In the east. He spent
six weeks In Kansus, visiting Topcka
and other principal cities.
PETTI H0XK FIKST;
TOGA AFTERWARD
Poise, Idaho, Oct. 23.- V'nltcd Htstes
Senitor William K. Horah stated today
he would not tako his seat In the sen
ate until the end of the trial of Oeorge
A. l'.ttibone. In which ha Is special
iiio.(Mitor. Tho trial Is set for next
Nfonday, and It Is believed two months
will be required.
AT THE THEATRES
Lnst Performance Tonight.
Tonight at 8:15 o'clock at the ilclHa-
i theatre. Fourteenth and Washington
'streets, the last performance of the
JmuM'-al otmiedy, "The Mavor of Toklo,"
will l.o given. Beat are selling at the
theatre.
WHKAT.
Open. High. Low. Close
pec 99 101 l'-l'jH
May... 1'ifi lo4 l.ri i'Xi),B
Julv. . . HMI 4 1(12 4 1'"
Sept... 98 4 0 99 :'v4 91'
C( ut.v.
Deo 67 Vi C8 5T4 514
Mav... 69 4 6" 4 f- 4 i'."4A
July... 694 69 6h 69 A
OATS.
pec 614 51 t 51'
May,.. t3 4 64 4 6.T. 63 A
July... 48 4S 47 4S
MESS PORK.
Jan 1480 1485 III! 1447
May. ..1610 1820 148J 148S
LARD.
Oct... 810 880 845 845
Jan.... 862 865 841 H0
May. . . 8S0 877 855 8..3
SHORT RIMS.
Oct 725 725 725 725
Jan 760 7 6 7 7f.'i 72.)
May... 870 795 7 S0 70
Front Mar.'
"A Mosa7
The advance seat sale began this
m-.rning at the box office of the Ilelllg
theatre for the Interesting corm-dv-di.
una, "A Message l iom Mars." which
will be the attraction next Friday and
Saturday nights. Oi tobr 25 and L6,
with a t.peclul price matinee Satuiduy.
OjM'ra SlnKcrs M'eleonied.
There was an Immenso attendance nt
the Maniuam last night to welcome to
Portland the 81111 Francisco opera com
pany, nfter Its long absence. Tim open
ing hill, "Tho Idol's Kve." shows the
principals and the beauty chorus to ad
.intane. The old members were given
1111 oatlon, and the newcomers made
frlendg immediately.
Grand Vaudeville.
FYom the moving pictures, which tell
ig I
lis
dancing comedians of Jessie Mae Lloyd,
, tl e bill nt the Grand this week Is t'.lled
, with humor and action. The Lloyd
I tr..u o ol entertainers number seven ami
each 01,0 is earning 1,1s salary.
fV4
Sales, 945.700 shares.
Call money .opened at 40 per cent
high at 100 pef cent; low at 6 per cont
und closed at 7 per cent bid.
PRICE OF NEVADA
SHARES IX FRISCO
Col.
(Leased Wire Overbeck & Cooke Co.)
San Francisco, Oct. 23. Bid prices:
' GOLDFIELD DISTRICT.
Hnndstorm 17c. Columbia Mt. 20c,
Timho Vvt fi'Ac. Vernal ticA. Pennsyl
vnnia lc. Kendall 9c. Hooth 21c, Blue
Hull 18c Adams 7c. Silver Pick 24c
New Boy 3c. B. H. Kxt. 3c. Hluo Bell 8c,
Dixie 3c, Uibernla 3c, St. Ives 3Sc, Con
queror 5c Blk. Rock 3c, Lone Star 12c
fl Wnmliir In. Potlatch 40cA. Oro 10CA
Kendall Ext. IcA. Sundst. Ext. 4cA.
xiuvn .tc Atlanta 24c. Slmerone. 5c
Oreot Bend 2.6c, Empire 6c, Red Top
Kxt. 15c Florence J2.57 4. Olamf. li. IS.
fnn 1ac. . Da sv 51c. Laguna tc
Omb. Fract. 91c. Gr. Bend Ext. 6cA, Or.
Hend Anx. 3c. Mlllstorm 2uc. ts. u. uo
nanza zc, Kewanos zic. r.smeraiua jt,
Portland 6o. Cracker Jack 6c, Francis
Mohawk 53c. Red Hill 23c. Mohawk Ext
6c. Lou Dillon 6c. Y. Tiger IScA. Orand-
ma 6c. S. Pick Ext. 4c. i . Rose 4C,
Mt. Ext. 3cA. Dlamf. Triangle 6c.
COMSTOCK.
Ophir $1.25, Mexican 57c, Gould &
Currv 17c. Con. Virginia 5iC, Hale i
Norcross 70cA, Yellow Jacket 2cA,
Belcher 26c. Confidence 90cA, Sierra Ne
vada 52c, Exchequer 3 5c, Union 31c.
BULLFROG DISTRICT.
Original 3cA, BuJlf. M. C. 5cA, Mont.
Bull, lc, Nat. Bank 9c, L. Ua.rris 2c,
Amethyst 10c, Gold Bar 40c, Stelnway
5cA, Denver Buf. Anx. 5cA. Bonnie Clare
24cA, Mayfl. Cons. 18c, Monty. Ohio fcxt.
2c, G. ' Scepter 6c, Monty. Mt. ec. li.
Dnlsy 8cA. Homestake Cons. 60c, Yankee
Girl 3cA, Nugget 2c, Tramp Cons. 17c.
TONOPAHS. ..
Ton.'Nev. J8.37V4A, Mont. fon. fl.65,
Ton. Ext. 1.37 4. MucNamara 20c. Mid
way 54c, Ton. Belmont $1, Ton. No. Star
12c. Ohio Ton. 3cA. West Knd Cons.
39c. Rescue oc. Ton. & Calif. 8cA, Golden
Anchor cA. Jim Butler 39c. Ton. Cash
Boy 4cA, Ton. Home 4cA. Monarch Pitts.
Ex. 4cA. Monb Mid Kxt. ScA, uoiaen
Cro-wn 2c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. SOcA. Manh. M. Co. 4c,
G. Wedge 4c, Seyler Hump. 2c, Dexter
9c. J Joe 2cA. Crescent 2c. Combination
2cA, Granny 19c, Cowboy 2c, Orlg. Manh.
tc, tironcno 4c. pinenut tc, liurrato ic,
S. Dog 9c, Indian Camp 4c.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Fairw Silver King lOcA. FalrV. Eagle
76o, Nevada Hills J3.75A. Pittsburg; Sil
ver Peak 11.10, No. Star Wonder 80,
Eagle's Nest Sic, Alice of Wonder 4c A.
. Jyepool Cotton Slump.
LIvernooL Oct!. IS. -Cotton " futures
loosed 12Vi t H points lower.-
Local Wheat Steady.
At the recent declines In values, the
local wheat market was steady today,
although but little buying has been
uliowti since the break.
There is no export flour business or
even Inquiries.
MlUstuffs are firm at the advance of
yesterday.
"The Cowpunrher."
The thrilling western plav, "The
Co a puncher," i.s get tine; the crowds this
week at tho Empire.
Hnl Iteld, who lias written more suc
cessful j. lays than any other author,
Is Its sponsor. It is a tale of lll In
Arizona, and Mr. Held has clecrly
blended the rugged denizen of the
plains Into a delightful romance.
Liverpool"
Liverpool, Oct. 23. Offl
vt ji I-; a i .
Dec. . . .
March .
May. . .
Oct....
Jan. . . .
Open.
8s 5 4d
8s 5 41
8s 4 d
Grain Market.
Inl prices:
22. Loss.
6 s
6s
9 4 d
5d
'lose
8 s 5 4-1
8 s .'.4-1
8 s .".'-.d
CORN.
5s 9.l
ba 6 4-1
Oct.
8 s 5
Sn 5
8s 5
4-1
VI
d
j "Shadow of the Gallows."
: Pcr.sat lonul. exciting and startling
I Is the pint of "In the Shadow of the
I Gallows." the attraction this week ut
the (Star theatre. There are few better
! m-'l-'di mas than this and the French
! stock company is giving the kind of
mHES
WA
and Jewelry
pay a small payment at
the timeof purchase and
balance in easy weekly or
monthly payments to suit
y out .income or convenience.
Eastern 'Outfitting Co.
No Cocaine--No Gail
No Students -
hlgtV
Our success Is due to uniform
grade work at reasonable prices.
Nervous People
And those afflicted1 with heart weakness:
can now have .their teeth extracted. ;
filled and brldgework applied without,
the least pain or danger. . I '.'
PAINLESS EXTRACTION 0 .5L.
22 KAKAT CROWNS S.Ofl''
nniDGK wortK rs.oflL--.
Ot lt 11KST PLAIN PLATE 8.0C -
TEETH
1 6PCCVAtT
Rc-Enameling Teeth
Is the greatest invention In modern den
tistry and has been most successful oi
all methods.
We extend to all a special tnvltatlot
to call at our office and have their teetl
examined free of charge.
We own and control the largest an4!
best equipped dental establishment 11
the world, having Just opened sn offlc
In Astoria, making us 18 offices all told
We give a written guarantee with all
work for 10 years. Lady attendant
Open evenings till 8:30. Sunday t to L
ChicagoPainlessDentists
SIXTH AJTD
Be sure you are
WABxnroTO.
In the right place.
The Dr. Mary Lane Institute, Medic)
and Surgical, Inc.
...
si
.!, ':. J
Washington it )L 1 Stvv ll'htrt I
I i 1 ' I
i : II
WOMAN A SPECIALTV
MBS. S. X. CHAW, the only
Chinese woman doctor in
this city. She has cured
many afflicted sufferers.
Cured private ad female
diseases, also throat and
lung troubles; stomach
bladder end kidneys and
discuses of nil kinds that
the human flesh Is heir to.
Cured by Chlneso herbs and
Kennedies harmless. No opera
Honest treatment. Examination
262 Clay St., corner Third.
lib Jj
roots,
tlons.
free.
Stocks and Bonds
Poth mining and Industrial bought and
sold on commission. Orders elOier buy
ing or selling executed on any stock
exchange.
H. W. DONOHOE (EXO.
513 Bnoiiaiiaa Bldg., 886 Washington.
us
Ss
9d
tiJ
WORK ON NEW YARDS
WILL BEGIN AT ONCE
1. ,i
Ud 1
1
'L--j ASf:
ii
Expert Treatment Given
WO ME as AHS cirLDsra
AILMEBTB.
by a rr adnata and licensed lady phy
sician.
Maternity cases given special atten
tion, up-to-date, sanitarium In connec
tion. No charge fot ronsultat Ion, and cor
respondence absolutely confidential.
Address all correspondence to
The Dr. Mary Lane Institute
Medical and Surgical. (Incorporated.)
Kooms 5 to 14, Grand Tneaire bldg.,
Corner Park and Washington Streets.
Phone Main 3928.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Today 402 1.3 21 0
"Week ago 2i'.i ... 1.
Year ago H0 OS ...
Portland Union Stockyards, Oct. 23.
At the new stockyards to be cojistrucieu
on the peninsula by the present man
agement of the yards, Portland Villi
have one of the best equipped livestock
markets In tho country. Then, as now.
tho yards will bo run with commission
sales and any broker will ho able to
do business. A aepiuate building win
bo constructed for the sole use of the
brokers, and where they cun secure of
fices According to the 8. & 8. people, I
who are talking of operating a plant at j
T'acklnetown. there will bo but one
stockvards the one under tho present!
management. Work on tho four loea- I
tirr.u will be started ivt an early date.
The livestock marKoi is iirm ior 1111
lines at former values.
A vcar ago looay hii iinoi wem iiriu.
Official yard prices: ,r
Hogs Pest eastern Oregon, $6.60
6.76: siorkers and teeners, -'.uu; iiina
fats, J.0(itfe.25.
Cattle Heal eastern .ret;m men a.
$3.751f So : best cows and heifers, J2..i)
(gn.ou: buns. ti. 1 om.vv.
Sheep jiosi i'uin,
mixed. $4.25 ir 4.50; iambs.
between REAL
the Bottling In
feSSf,
MTW -r-.A.-s-rAa. . Wtrtm -.
ffvV'K Jtsll BOTTLED
I I f X 1 III
IM (THE i IUREF00D
u
v
The Govcrnmcntlof thciursi
is the only Govern Vment in" the World -that 'provides
its citizens wjth a rmi simple f means of distinguishing!
t whiskey and imitations. ; Under
5 ' Bond Act, whiskey bottled un-
der uovernment Supervision
must bear over the
neck of each hottle n
; c .
sawu. aiainpfon
which is plainly stated
tne exact age, strength
and quantity of whiskey 1
tne oottie. When your J
neaitn requires a stimulant, demand
MILITARY
ACADEMY
JHJ50'Ofc
$ 4 . 7 5 if 5.00;
$5.00.
rEi.i'1jk."ey
UIIILLt.U IN KEiyrUCKYj
Bksum then you will KNOW lli.t the hlke,'yoo drink is net InsatureTertm:
tlally mtt4 or dult.r.ted in any way. 9UNNV BitOOK U Slitllh eciwitlfkallv
naturod thoroughly, rlpomd one flavonsl by age only, and bottled umier itm MrZt
.up.rvl.iofl , .1 II. & l-tsnul Rsvemsi OI. t rwcho. (he ceuunw Mh It, Ugb
qaallty and oft. rkh flavor fully prcwrved i. btokn rHbeut as taul th.
chotcot product of K.ntucky'. t realm Olitlltary. wo.
BLUMAUER & HOCH. Portland, Oregon, nistributors.
New York Cotton
Breaks.
Oct.
Open.
January . . i"2
February. . 1":
March
April .
May ...
Juno ..
July . .
August
October
November. lt)lii
December,. 1988
1035
.1038
.1039
.1042
. 1042
1 1065
High.
luilii
1035
1041
1038
1047
1042
1042
1065
1065
1088
I. our.
1025
1032
1029
1038
1 1)3 "i
104 2
1031
1060
1061
1060
103 1)
1032
1034
1034
1039
1038
1032
1024
Infill
1052
1065
1H4S
1050
1060 I
1052 i
1057 I
1067 i
1052
1045 :
1077
1078
1070
PORTLAND ORE.
A Boarding and Day
Fchool for Young Men and
Boys.
Preparation for eoN
leges, U. S. Military and
Naval Academies. Ac
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Am
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural ,
Colleges. Manual train
ing. Business course
The principal has bad tl
years experience In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ters. Beat environments.
Wake reservations now.
For illustrated catalof
and other literature ad
dress J. W. Dill. M. D..
Principal aad Proprleto
lew
THAT
PLEASE
Hi
THAT
THRILL
OwgonEMRAvingcq
GOODNOWiH BLDG
PORTLAND. ORL
United States Government Ronda.
New York, Oct. 23. Government
bonds:
532
Bid.
Twos, reglsterea itn
do coupon ma
Threes, reglsterea 10114
do coupon iuz
Threes, small bonds ....101 ft
Pis. Columbia, 3-65S 114ft
Fours, reglsterea, new...izoft
Twos, Panama 122
Twos, Panama 105
Philippine 4s 108ft
Asked.
105,
105ft
102ft
103 ft
123
124
106
New York-londtm 81lver.
New Y'ork. Oct. 23i Bar sliver, 61',ic;
London, 28'4d.
Copper Lake, 12c; electro, 113
llftc; castings, llftllic.
THREE PASS : .
SERVtCE TESTS
Members tf theclvil Service rtommls-
slon met nt the city hall today land dis
posed of routine business. The follow
ing, successfully passed the examination
for stenographer: Bertha J. Bebolt,
Susie J. Fulgfte- and Florence I. Buck
ner. The oearinp of H. K Parker, the
discharged policeman, was set for next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
TELL EVERYBODY!
Colonist Rates From AllJParts of the East to Oregon Will Prevail on the
O. R. h N. .4
And Connecting Lines, until the LAST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1907.
FROM CHICAGO, $33.00. f ROM ST. LOUIS, $30.00 ! i "
FROM OMAHA OR KANA.V CITtt $25.00
Correspondingly Low Rates FroniAll Other Eastern , Cities, ;
OREGON'S
OPPORTUNirr
Every department of industry greatly in need ol labor. Wagres maximum. - Crop abun
dant everywhere. ' Plenty, to.' eat" ttnd .fehap;",. O' Btvtn tlimate. 1U ym inend ;,-,,..
in the east about It. EncArage them to iome ' x , ' . V '. . "' ' K
otners. inyusi, . m
Tares Can Be Prepaid
the
... kt..M.m. 4m.l.A MTA1aS -r
. o.. ... -.....i. mr.,iiativ. Raves oeiay ana irnuuie t
Oo ind see . him. lie wUi tell, jou .11 about
with
I'liltftd
corre-
t.
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