The Oregon daily journal., August 24, 1908, Page 11, Image 11

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 24, 1008,
WORLD'S MARKETS TODAY
BEST POTAIOES
BRING PREMIUM
Ordinary Stock Shows Lazy
Movement AVitli Larger
Supplies Offering.
Wholesale market feature:
'otato market inll.
lluuvv rco'-ipiM watermelon.
Aiiotlwar car W'ullu Walla onion.
Hyruu advanced 10 a aiuiuu.
Honey market Is Ufli
KlnniT tune In kk prices.
Chicken market la not so
Fancy corn In arriving.
I'cach market Is lower.
Hutter Is firm but unchanged.
L'hoese Is selling wlL
GOVERNMENT "FoTATO CROP RE
POUT. Per Cent of Crop.
1908. 107. 10 H. A v.
Idaho K8
Oregon 0
Washington ... 93
California 90 90
clitly easier.
i.
active.
93
S8
1907.
A3
!0
94
on
pro-
fact
Mixed Ton In Pot. toes.
With Uib latest Kovernment report
Indicating- the smallest average potato
crop In 10 years, there Is a inlied con
dition In the local market. California
is the only state to show- as good ft
crop as a year ago and better than any
of the crops during the past 10 years.
Ueeause. of the abnormal rainfall thre
the past season the production Is good
but the Jack of sufficient moisture Is
bringing- down the Oregon, Idaho an l
Washington productions from previous
seasons In recent years. The greatest
decrease In the crop Is noted In Wash
ington, which, according to the gov
ernment figures, will produce but S'l
per cent of the normal or 11 per cent
le.MS than a year at;" anil the small
amount less the annual output for the
pat 10 years. Whilo the Oregon pro
duction is four per cent smaller than
the previous season It 1h but two per
cent smaller than the average for 10
years. Idaho shows a loss of five per
cent from a year ago and seven por
cent for 10 years average production.
Seal Decrease X Greater.
While the figures given by the gov
ernment are not really alarming and
will likely show tho real condition
taken as a whole, the report Is not a
proper one to figure upon for It makes
no allowances whatever for the abnor
mal production of small sizes which are
not of proper duality to go upon tho
market. The greatest decrease In pro
duction Is therefore in the larger sized
potatoes the select stock -for which
Oregon is noted.
On this account there Is a very bad
ly mixed condition regarding potato
prices. While buyers are very eagerly
offering us high as $1.10 per 100
pounds Portland for the fancy stock
stock that can be shipped to the north
there Is too great a supply of or
dinary small stuff offering and for
this class of potatoes tho market Is
rather weary with irice dragging some
what. .Sales by producers of the or
dinary .stock recently have been made
down to 70c per 100 pounds;- few de;ils
for this chits of goods being made
over 80c. Along- tho street the trade Is
selling ordinary potatoes today aroiind
$1 per 100 pounds or JOc under tho
price they are quite wUiing to pay for
select quality for shipping.
Onion Market X Firmer.
There Is a firmer tone In the local
anion market because of the' small sup
plies offered. Another car camo in
trorn Wnlla Walla but it was purchased
before the recent rise there and con
sequently prices are unchanged along
the street. Only a nominal amount
of local onions has arrived thus far
and therefore cut but little considera
tion in price making.
As far as the onion crop Is con
cerned, reports now Indicate that It
will he little changed here from that
of a year ago. The government figures
give tho following condition for the
first of the month compared with a
year ago:
1908.
Idaho 97
Washington 90
Oregon 90
California 92
Tlve increase In the California
duction of onions Is due to the
that lands located alon the rlvero
which had been used for years for
potatoes but which bad become unfit
for that purpose by floods. Is now be
ing utilized for onions and reports
from there Indicate a good growth.
Oregon's acreage Is slightly decrease-1
because of the running of a railroad
through various patches.
Brief Not of the Trad.
Syrups are shewing an advance of
lc a gallon.
Four cars of watermelons came In
from California today. Kalny weather
would stop sale.
California cantaloupes are losing the
local market because of better Orenm
quality. "
chicken market Is not quite so active
flffd tradf expects slower sales and per
haps lower price for week.
Kggs are slightly firmer with most
sales along the street at 25c. Quality
Improving somewhat too.
Creamery hutter and cheese markets
are both firm.
Peach market Is down a notch with
very Heavy supplies.
Fancy corn is now arriving from
Canhy and Is ' finding tetter sale.
Front street sells t the following
prtces. Those paid shippers are less
regular commissions:
BnUar, Err and Ponltry.
BITTEH Extra creamery. SI He
fancy, 27 kc; store. IRo.
B L TTER FAT Delivery f. o. h. Port-
mnn sweet, erea-m, 30c;" gour, 27 k
per lb.
EGGS Local best. 26e; ordinary. 24c
large lots, lc less; eastern, 24c, local
siorag 4C.
CHEESE rull cream, flat, triplet
unci u:sie. ntsc; : oung America,
POULTRY Mixed chicken. 14
jsc; jancy nens, nvfcoyibc; roosters
old, 9; fryers, 17(3H7kc: broilers, 17-i
like lb; geese sprlng,14e; turkeys, alive,
!7c; spring; ducks, IJifrlSo lb; pigeon
fl 25 doz; dressed poultry, IQIHo lb
nifcner.
Hop. Wool and Kid.
HOPS 1907 crop, first prime. Be;
prime, 4Vc; medium to crime, 8 0 4c;
medium. ?Hc lb; 190 crop, 20lo lb;
contracts. 9c
SHEEPSKINS Shearing. lb A lo
each; hort wool. 2540c: medldm
wool. 60c a 11 each; Jons wooL 7 6c 4
$1.26 each
WOOI 1J0S Willamette
C 16c
MOHAJR 107 Nominal.
TALLOW Prime, per lb.
t and rreaae. I91HC
r-HTTTIM BARK 4e.
T T I i C Q hf,4a ilAli it..
' f f ' H " . calve. green. t0c': kip
t$7c lb; bull, green alt, 4c lb.
Grain, TUtvr and Ztar.
WHEAT Buying price, new Track.
Porwlf!iT--OVib v90c; bluestem, lie;
fortyfold. S0'rf91c; red, S8c; Willamette
vallf y. Sue
FLOt'R Selllnjr price Eastern Ore
gon patent. $455: itralghte. $4 050
453: export, $J4S330; valley. $4 4!,;
rahm. k . $4.40; whol wheat. $4 1$;
rye. 6a. f0; ble. $1.
MILLSTt'FPS Pell In rrlo Bran.
$:$; mlittlln-, UM: short. 12k f
1850: cr.on. $11011 per ton
HAT Producer' price New timothy.
Willamette valley, fancy. $149 1$. or
dinary $14; eastern Oregon. $1$; mixed.
$10eihtO; clover. $; irrain. $10;
cheat, $i; alfalfa. $1L
BARLET Feed, $14-6; rolled, $!$.$;
brewlnr. f?
OATS Nr Ke. 1 white, $2$ $0;
Tr. f . per ton.
rrmlta aad YrrvlM.
M FRMH r-HyiTfc Orangv. 140
bDn. I fee pr lfc, craUd. tc.
BEST STEERS
VERY SCARCE
Price Is Stiff at $1,25 for Top
Stuff Best Sheep Are
Slow Arriving.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
r Hogs. Cattle. Bheep.
Today I la 840 1.50-J
Suturday 90 60 98
1907 Hit) 2,300
1906 100 ....
1905 102 47 )70
$35,000,000
IN SEPTEMBER
Huge Amount Will Be Spent
in Dividends and Inter
ests the Coining Month.
Portland Union Stockyard, Aug. 21.
There is a firmer tone In the demand
for selected steers. Arrivals of this
character are very scant in thu yards at
this time and the demand Is so good
that killer are quite willing to pay
$4.25 straight for best stuff. Even tho
ordinary line la In better call with some
stiffening of values.
nogs are quoted very firm with a
scant run during- the past 48 hours.
Top stuff Is still bringing $7 to
and It Is believed this Is as close to the
toj) as the market will reach. Ship
ment of hogs from the eust are about
to be resumed and this will force thu
local market on a basis of eastern hogs
delivered here.
Sheep market remains In a good con
dition with a general lack of best
wethers. These are In ltbersj demand
with top price easily obtained for all
that comes. Most of the arrivals arj
of m,lxi-d variety.
Market for calves Is slightly weak -j
with quite liberal arrivals of late. Dur
ing the past 4s hours 143 head ar
rived. The price Is about 26c lower
for the day.
The following are individual sales of
livestock for the past 24 hours:
Weight. Av.
12 cows 12.SX5
3 cows S.LO.i
8 cbws 2,840
22 calves 8,44:.
12 calves 2.1 9 r.
19 calves 6,50
5 calves 1,91'f.
1,719 E. O. lambs . .44,410
l:'t E. O. ewes .... 11, M"
172 ewes 14,3 2.",
2 1 hogs . . . 4.05&
26 feed hogs 3,440
A year ago today all
steady at unchanged values
Official yard values today:
Hogs Best east of mountains. $7!ff
7?fi. ordinary, 6.7G'if7; blockers and
China fats, $6; stockers and feeders, $i
6.50.
Cattle Soloct east of mountains,
steers, $4.26; medium steers, $3.7S if
4.00; ordinary $3. 2d 3.50 ; cows and
tinners, litf -; medium cows, l.iov
s.ov; stags, xj (yiif.Mi; uuils, $2w
Sheep Best wethers, $3.50; ordinary
wethers $3(f3.26; lambs. $4; straight
ewes, $2.(u; mixed lots. $Z.50f2
Veal Choice young calves, $4.50;
neavy ana rougn, t- ).
Yn
lines
Prho.
$.3."'.'
4..".0
! .in)
4 U'5
:s ito
7 (HI
6.50
were
New York, Aug. 24. The tock mar
ket was weak in eome of the leading
Issues at the start, but the latter trad
ing was mostly of a bullish nature.
KuhIiicsh during the session waa of
small volume, a startling contrast belu
shown from tho record of taaturou
when over 1.000,000 shares were sold
the Hhort session.
London was generally weak for
American shares, but the Harrlman
luHui-s were held htemlv with an ad
vaii.ro theie of 4, in Southern Pacific
and a J'ractlon In Union Pacific. Steel
shares were mixed abroad with the com
mon 'g lower and i the preferred 4
higher.
There Is some talk to the effect that
the board of governors of the Btock ex-
hange Intend to Investigate the truns
a. (Jons of Saturday, so unusual wai
the business during the short session.
Some $36,000,000 will be the Septem
ber dividend and Interest disbursements
nad a large per cent of the huge amount
will likely find its way back to the
stock market. This Is one of the causes
for the bettering of the tone a$ter the
Initial dip today.
CASH OAIS IS
11
SHOWING RISE
Smaller Offerings Cause
Dealers to Pay Slight Ad
vance at Present.
DESCRIPTION.
O
Cattlo Lower In East.
Chicago, Aug. 24. Official run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago 2G.00O 80,000 2fi,O0
Kansas City 6,000 9,000 8.000
Omaha 2.500 R.500 7.000
Hogs are slow at Saturday's clos'i.
Ieft over Saturday, 7,400; light, $ 5.9 Mi)
0.70; heavy, 6.05u-(i.75; mixed, $6.05 cdi
6.80; rough, $6.06 & 6.35.
Cattle 6 to 10 cents lower.
Sheep weak.
-.1,
Northwest Bank Statement.
PORTLAND.
Clearings today $ 946, S4
year ago 1,003,812.27
Balances today 117,538.73
Year ago 376,600.44
SEATTLE.
Clearings $1,238,551.00
Balances 180,022.00
TACOMA.
Clearings $ 802,162 00
Balances 69,193.00
Amid. Cop. Co.
Am C. F. c
do pfd
Am. t ot. Oil, c
Am. Loco. c. . .
Am. Sugar, c. .
Ain. Smelt, c. .
do pfd
Anuconda M. Co. I
Am ool. c. . . .
Atchison, o
do pfd
H. O. c
: do pfd
fir. Rap. Tran. . .
i an. I'ac. c,
'ent. Leather, c.
C. ft G. W. c. . . .
C. M. St. P. . .
C. & .N.-W. c
C. 6c o
Col. F. & I. c .
Colo. So. c
do 2d pfd. ...
1st pfd
Products, c.
preferred . .
U
It. O., c
preferred. .
2d 'pf.i!
1st Pf-1
Nor. pfd
77 H
40
do
Corn
do
V. &
D. &
do"
Erie,
do
do
Gt.
3.8 S
66
133'
93
107.
46 k
S7
77
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65
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76ty
39H
33
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107
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172k
28 Vi
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87
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46KI 464
23
World Wheat Frloo.
Sept.
Portland $ R'.ili
Chicago !i3A
New York i.oj
St. Louis
Kansas ('Ity .87 4
Liverpool 7h 3 VI 4
valley, that firm become the owner of
five of the largest mill In Union coun-
tv, Ihoao t Im. Ornnde. Island C'lty,
linblei, l.'nloii and Elgin Th pur-1-hasn
price of the Elgin mill w $10,000
and lha total valua of the five mill now
owiied by the Klddlns I $130 000 and
thu total dally output of the five mill
Is over 600 barrul of flour. The I Intel
I 'Ity mill, oiia of the Urgnst In the val
ley, was recently rtentroyad by fire, but
be Immediately rebuilt. Only
three Union county mill those at Cove,
Mimnmrvuin Slid .North Powder, are not
owned by Kiddle llrothem. This firm
begak IS yuan ago on u vnry small
ecnle, hut have accumulated practically
all of the flouring mill Interest of
Union county. The firm purchases the
hulk of the 1.40O, out) wheat crop of
i tuon county each senium Tor consump
tion in their 'string" of mills Aside
from the i lour mill Industry the com
pany Is also one of thu hirgeiit hog buy-In-
and feeding concern In Union
count y.
VRIVK OF X EVA PA
SHAKES IX FRISCO
San
BOARD OF lUAliE HKCE1PTH.
Barley
Flour
Hay ..
Oat .
Wheat
Aug 24.
. . S
. . 3
- . 31
. . 3
ti . f.S
ars
Aug. 23
41
Aug 11
There Is an unusually firm tone In
tha cash oats market owing to tho
very mall offerings. As hlifh as $27
ffered f .1- supplies but
be sh.r. ed a fraction
a ton has been
this price will
when much stock is ofiered.
Hay is firm for bes- ttuff with but
little Willamette valley fancy timothy
offered thus far. ,
Cash wheat market Is steady and un
changed In price from the figures whlcn
ruled on Saturday.
rlour market is oulet with some
slight Increase In expert sabs owing
8 7
93
52Vi 60
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2SH 28
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141142
4l
33 3,
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63
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9
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63 k
is"
7S'4
22Vi
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136
136 k
109
25
22
88
136
135
109
81
63 k
36 k I
64
83
103
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73
. 63
141k
6
140
15 8k
41
32 '4
32
63 k
'18
76
25 "
22
37
135
136
108
31
63 k
36
KK i
84
104
42
73
31
63
35 k
65
54
S3
102
41k
73
valley. 1J
$4c; N&
lemons, $4.50ig'6.26 boj grapefruit. $4
4 50; pineapples, Hawaiian. $3(3.60
doz; cantaloupes, $1.75; blackberries, $i;
peaches, select, 90c; AA, 80c; A, 70c;
B, 60c; pears. $l(y;1.50; grapes, 75c ji
1.35; watermelons. $1.50ifl.75 cwt:
casabas, $2.26 doz.
ONION'S New Oregon, $1 .50 per hun
dred; California, $11.25; Walla WuJI.i
$lii.l.25 per sack; garlic. 9c lb.
POTATOES New, selling, $1.25; buy
ing $l r1.10 per cwt; sweet, 4kc.
APPLES New, 75c 1.50 box.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new Oregon,
$1.25; beets, $1.60; carrots. $1.25ji 1 50
sack: parsnips. S5c'$l; cabbage, $2.50
2.75; tomatoes. $1.00 box; beans
5c; cauliflower. California, crate, I );
peas, Oregon, 6c- horseradish, 8Ji 10c;
artichokes, ( doz; green onions, 15c
per doz, peppers, beil, 5c; Chile. ( -);
head lettuce, 25!30c doz; cucumbers,
local 2IT860C doz: radishes, 15c dozen
bunches; celery. 75801; eggplant, 6
ftc; green corn. i uo shck.
UrocerlM, Bui. Xta-
SUOAK--Caillornla & Hawaiian Re
finery. Cube, $6.60; powdered $4.46,
berry, $6.26; dry granulated. $6.26; XXX
granulated, $6.16; conf. A., $6.26; extra
li , $0.80; golden O., $6.30; D.. yellow,
$6.55; beet granulated. $6.06; barrels,
16c: half barrels. 30c; boxes, 66c ad
vance. on sack Daaia.
(Above price are 30 day net cash
quotations.)
HONEY New. 16c per lb.
COFFEE Package brands, $16.50.
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100.
$11.00 per ton: 50c, $11.50: tshle, dairy.
60s. $16.60; lOs, $16.00: bal-s. $2.36;
Imported Liverpool. 60s. 120.00: 100s.
I $19.00; 4, $18.00; extra fine barrels,
I 2. 6b and 10s. $4 60(35.50; Liverpool
lump, rock, $20.50 per ton.
RICEImperlal Japan No. 1, c; No.
t. Sk 5?Sc- New Orleans, hand, 7o;
Anx, ( 1; Creole, Rc.
BEANS Small white. $4.78; larg-
white. $4 75: pink, $3.85: bayou. $S.8I;
Limas JK S5; Mexican rd - V.
Meats, nsh and Pronnona.
HAMS. BACON, ETC. Portland pack
(local) ham. 10 t-1 li lbs, 17c per lb;
breakfast bacon. 16ff23kc lb: picnics,
11c per lb; cottage roll- 1 2o 16: regular
Bhort clears smoked. 12kc lb; backs.
mokert 12kc lb; smoked short clear.
l$kc lb: clear belli, smoked. 1 J kc 't; ,
ehoulder, 12o per lb; pickled tongue,
70c each.
DRESSED MEATS ront treet
Hog, fancy, 7 k W So :b; ordluary. ic;
large. tc: veal, extra. c cer lb: i
ordinary. 7 k ft 8c lb; heavv. 6& 6c per
lb; mutton, fancy, 77kc per Jb. sprin
Iamb. 70 7kc lb.
LOCAL LARI-Kettle leaf. 10a l4o
er lb; t. 14kc per lb; 60-lb. tin.
$kc per lb; steam rendered. J0, I Jo
er lb; 6s. like per lb; compound. 10.
c pe- lb.
FISH Rook cod. lUr lb: flnnndera
6e ter lb: halibut. So ner lh mi rnA
ba, lac per lb; catfish, 11c per lb; al-
m6n. chlnook. 9c per lb; steel-
head. Vc; stl vwmilf, 7c lb: herrings,
6c lb- soles 7(. lh shrlmn. in." lb: nerch
c per lb; tomcod, 11c per lb: lohatera.
J5c per lb: fresh mackerel, kc rer ih:
crawfiah, 10c per doen; sturgeon. Utyc
per lb; black baa. 20c per lb: allver
melt. 7c rer lb: black cod. tUc lb:
crab. $1.00 9160 doien: shad. Ike; ro
had ; shad roe, lfkc 'b.
OY8TETR8 Fhoalwater Bay. per
lon. $2 $0; per 100 lb sack. $5 no; Olvm-
fla, per gallon. $1.40 per 100-lh aark.
0nOS60: Fsrle canned. nc cen. $7 00
florn: exKtern In ehelt $17$ per 1
CLAMS Hur'ehall. rT twix, $t 4: I
raxor cla" It 0 t-ey x. lep rer do
rmiata. Coal. OO. XM. 1
ROTE Pure Manli, Hit: etamlard.
He. elaal. c; 1. K. laU Ike
LINSEED OIL Raw, bbla. He;
ra. tc. boiled, bbls. tlc:wae. 41
gal: lot of li callona, 1 leas; oil
cake meal. $14 ton.
BENZINE ft irt- ee. 1H p
gal: Iron bhla, ltkc per aai.
rCRPENTINB la caw, 1U per rJ;
rood bb'a. $e per rL
WHITE LEAD Too lots. Te per
lb; "-Ib lota, o lb; leoa lot. ue I.
WIKX NAILS Praaeat baaia. $$..
123 k
33
124
63
142!
123 k
'83
124
22 k
77
17k
30
22
98
119
18.
'24k
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62k
140 k
Illinois Central
L. & N
Manhattan Ry. .
Mux. Central Ry
M., K. At T., c. .
do preferred .
Distiliers
t ro Lands ......
M Ison rl Pac. .
National Ijead .
N. V. Central . . .
N. Y., Out. & Y.
Norf. & West., c .
do pfd
North American
Northern l'ac., c.
I'ac. Mall SS. Co.
1'etm. Ry
Peo. O., L. & C. .
Pr. Steel Car, c.
do pfd
Reading, c
do 2d pfd ..
do- 1st pfd. . .
Rep. 1. Ai S., c.
do pfd
Rock Island, o .
do pfd
St. L. A S. F. 2d r
S. Pacific, o ....
S. I'ac if tc. p
S. Railway, c. . .
S. Railway, p. . .
Texas Ai Pacific.
T.. St. L & W., c
T.. St. L. & Wr.. p.' 55
L. l'acttic, o....H&;-i
I '. Pacific, p .... S5
U. S. itubber. c. .i
U. S. Rubber, p. !
I'. S. Steel Co., c.1 45i 46l 44
I . S. Steel CO., p in -4 !10S '-8I107
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93 k
83
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28k
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168 k
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32 k
33 k
61
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75 k
168
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66 k
2 2 V2
27 k
37
135
135k
109
135
16
31
es
35 k
to the -lower prices accepted, try mil
lers. Local situation is unchanged.
On the Board of Trade there was a
slightly easier tone in September op
tions with offerings 'jc less than on
Saturday but for the December delivery
wheat was firm with former prices Pttfl
in effect.
While September oats started weaker
and 2c per cental lower the close was
showing an advance of 2kc in the bid
pr.lce as compared with Saturday's fig
ures. December started down the same
amount but closed unchanged at Jl 35.
Both options of barley were un
changed for the da v.
Board of Trade prices:
CLUB WHEAT.
Francisco, Aug. 21 1111 prices:
OOLDF1KI.D.S 1 MSTKIi T.
flaiuUtorfn 28.:, Columbia Mt. 7o.
Jumbo Ext. 47c, Kcndii!! 16c, iiooth 61c
Hluo Bull 13 c, Adams 4c. Sliced Pick
L'IcA. May Queen c Nov. Hoy 3o, II
B Ext 2c. Blue Hell (..-. Dixie 2. HI
hernia 3c, St. Ive SurA, Cumjueror 6c.
li Ik. Rock lc. Lone Star 10e. G Won
der 2cA Oro 14c. Kendall Ext. 2c..
Sandst Ext. 2cA. Mayne 2c, AtUntn 2'.ic.
Great Bend 34c, J-Jmplro 4-. J'Torence
$3.40, O. iHilsy 74c, Comb Fract. $1 47,
Gr Bend Ext. 6c, Gr H.-n.l nx Hc.
Mlllstorm 6c. H. li lioiianza lc K-"-wanos
3 9c, Portland pie A. i'iiuIct J a k
7cA, Red Hill JKo. Mohawk Kit. 6 , I uu
Dillon 3c, Y. Tiger inc. Gratelma '.c.
Y. Rose 3cA Coh Mt. Ext lc, Gnldf.
Cons. $6 55; Dlatn'f. Triangle 6c.
COMSTOCK
Ophlr $2.20. Mexican 79c, Oould ft
Curry 10c, Con. Virginia SSc. Savage
fUlEf TO GET
1909 MEET HERE
Arthur I Flnley of Portland ecre
tary of the Oregon 8tte Funeral I'l
reotora' aasooiatlon. leave tomorrow
for Seattle to attend the tfnnual conven
tion of th Woalilngton State Funeral
association, at which time delegates to
the national meet In Indianapolis next
mber are to be electd
th dalaaatc chnan from Waeti-
fort with th
N
Mr. Flnley will make n it effort to
2o. Hale Norcros IlcA, Yellow Jack
et 67cA. Urlcber Dio, Sierra Nev. $2o,
Exche(juer 23c, Union 27c.
HULLFKOO DUSTHICT.
Original In, Bullf. M. C. 6c.A, Mont.
Bullf. IcA. Nat. Bank Co. L. Harris IcA.
Amethyst 5c, Gobi Bar 4o, Bonnie Clare
2cA, Alonty. Mt. lOo, Homeatake Cons.
2Sa
TONOPAH DISTRICT.
Ton Nev. $7.6iA, Mont. Ton. $1.95,
Ton. Ext. !2i;A, MacNumnra fine. Ton.
Belmont $l.Uk. Ton No. St;ir KOc, Ohio
Ton IcA, Wont Enjl Cons. 66c, Ueacuo
rtc. Ton A Calif, lc, Jim Butler J9cA.
Mont Mid Ext. 4eA
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh. Cons. Sc. Manh. M. Co 2cA.
Iiexter 4c. Mustang Sc. Mttle Grey lc,
Or1g. Manh. ScA. PInenut 2c.
VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
Nrrnil.i Hills $1 BOA. I1ttsbur Silver
I'eak $1 10, Eagle's Nest 9c.
nT tna aataaate choan
Ingtnu to rombln I half afo
uregon delagat to bay th national
funeial dlrwtora' nrgantaatlon meet
in Portland or in oiu other Pacific
oa-t city lit l0i.
owing to the fact that xh diractnr
are oppoaed to meet In In convent Ion
city. Seattle U out of the running.
With tho dalegalaa of th Whlnton
and i irogon ussoiinttoita pulling tiHteth
er. Mr. Flnley believes that Portland
tuo,u a good Dhow, the member
would ho able to attend th convention
here nrul then tuke In lh xpoIUoi at
Seattle.
In all probability the national del.
gatuH will gullet- in Home 'lty on. th
Pacific coaat 'luring the fall of 190SI.
Sun Francl.ico in not particularly anx
ious for the convention, owing to th
unset tied condition of tho .Ity.
An effort will alro h.i made to have
tho delegate from California uae their
Influence with Oregon and WnMhln;tori
to bring the gathering to Portlind. If
Portland doe not get the
get the convention.
wiij pronaoiy go to iu Angeie o
other city
fornla.
in the. southern part
It
ir soma
of Call-
rOKTLANP HORSES
ENTERED AT SEATTLE
fit.
Loula Cash Wheat-
ash wheat:
St. Louis, Aug. 24
2 red. 96 96c: No
No 2 hard. 95G98c; No. 3 hard.
No.
4 red, 92 k f? 95c;
93 y 94C.
T. P. McGrath, preldent of the Port
land Hunt club, loft yeterday for Spo
kane In the Interost of the horse show
to be given here In October. Mr. Mc
Grath will returu by way of Seattle
where be will attend the horse how of
September 2. 3 nd 4. The several
utland entries wnicn navo oen maae
for tho Seattle show are attracting
much attention and will probably take
over n largo delegation of Portland
people for tho event. Th entry of Mr.
C II Lewis' pair of chestnut was
wired to the Seattle committee br Mr.
Kramer today, making three handsome
pairs to go from here.
The man who 1 a good his wife
thinks he ought to be .1 rip for
heaven. '
MfflllM
for
STOCI
A Fortune
IL very one Quick
i
have
'Don't speculate,"
principle of
65
64
33
22
77
nk
31
22(
119
lb
22
76 .
16
29 7,
83
103
41
I 72
I 79
! 62k
142
24
123 k
95k
33
94
123
85
S3
22
Sept.
Dec
Sept.
Dec-
Sept.
Dec. ,
Open.
. 89 B
..90 B
NO. 1
.127HB
,132k
High.
90kB
AVHITE
132 B
135
Low.
90 B
OATS.
127UB
132 k
Clos-.
1)
9 1 k A
132 R
135
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
.117HB ...
.120 B ...
1 1 7 'r
120
FOREIGN MARKET IS
CUTTING WHEAT PRICE
24
56k
i7
16
22
99;u
HSk 118k
-1 1 . I 1 o 1
1 n 7ii
48
Sept.
Deo.
May
CHICAGO
O
pen.
92
93
98
WHEAT MARKET.
Close. Aug. 22. Loss.
93 A
93
98.
93A
94A
98 k
k
18k
24k
157'165k
85! ho
abash, p.
W. V. Tele
Wis. Cen.. c
Wis. Cen.. p . . . .
Wheeling Lake. .
Westlnernouse
25
23
44
72
25 24k
24
44k
7 2 i
23
44
'70
Total sales, 35C.20O shares.
Reading; 1st preferred ex.-dlv.
cent.
24k
25'
66
157 k
85
33
99k
45
108
12
2414
65
23 k
44
9
70 k
i per
News Gossip
of finance
Chicago, Aug. 24. With a weaker
and lower foreign market staring them
in the face and practically no sales
for foreign account, wheat market hen J
opened with a sharp lots and failed to I
show much of a recovery except for !
September option which regained Its ;
earlv loss and closed at the samo price;
as on Saturday. I
Liverpool was k to d lower at the
opening and closed at almost the same !
figures. Kansas City cash wheat was
lc lower and there was a decline of 5 ;
centimes In the Paris price. Berlin i
dropped lk marks and taken altogether
the foreign situation was generally of a i 1
wenKor nue. i
Primary receipts:
Bushels.
Today.
Wheat 1,217,000
Corn 635.000
Shlpmaajta
Wheat .TT? 494.000
Corn 452.000
Cash wheat prices:
No. 2 red, 93 s4 fj 94 k p : No
94c; No. 2 hard. 93 k '7 95
hard, 93094c; No. 3 spring.
always preached
but the whole world does.
The soundest, safest, surest
speculation is :
I.Uiy 100 shares of something selling at $2
per share to make 100 points profit instead of
buying 100 shares of anything at $100 per
share to make 2 points profit. Your liabil
ity on $100 per share' is $10,000; at $2 per share
it is onlv $200. The greatest fortunes in the
world have ALL been laid on this fouildation.
.My own fortune and financial success was
laid in buying llutte & Boston at the present
price of "National Stock." Standard Oil, Rog
ers and Rockefeller, who were my partners in
the deal, and every broker in Boston and New
York, will vouch for this fact. They will
vouch, too, for the fact that 1 advertised as I
am now advertising "National Stock" that all
who would buy at $2 per share would be able
to sell at $100 per share, and also for the fact
that inside of two years from the time I ad- (
vertised they could all have sold at $130 per
share, and notwithstanding the recent panics
and what-nots each $2 invested in Butte &
Boston upon my pledge for its future is worth
in the open market today $80.
I trust that people everywhefeVstvill buy
"National Stock" to the extent of every dollar
then- can spare and not be frightened off by,
the System's ntachinations ; for the System,
panic-stricken at the enormous success of "Na
tional Stock," as evidenced by the trading each
day in the open markets of Boston and New
York, from 500,000 to 800,000 shares, is get
ting out its broom to sweep back the deluge.
It has sent instructions to its press agents and
brokers everywhere : "Spread this story: 'Na
tional Stock' is a blind discretionary pool; has
never been traded in on Stock Exchanges, is
not traded in on any open market. Is sold pri
vately by Lawson for his personal profit."
To spike this mud gun of the System I
herewith, as president of "National Stock,"
legally bind it to pay to anyone w'ho can prove
there is any truth in any of-the above state
ments the sum of $50,000.
Yesterday was the heaviest day for orders,
pamphlets and inquiries since the campaign
began.
Tomorrow the first pamphlets will be
mailed. On. receipt of pamphlets the real buy
ing of "National Stock" will begin, and in an
ticipation of the tremendous demand I again
ask that everyone limit their orders to $3 per
share (Boston) or $6 (New Yrork) and to hold
orders at this figuie until I advise in public
advertisements to increase the limit.
THOMAS W. LAWSON,
Boston, August 19, 1908.
Range of Chicago pv
Overbeck & Cooke Co
1.10.
ices furnished by
New York. Aug. 24. Oorernment
bonds:
Date. Hid. Ask.
Twos, registered . . . . 1 930 104k
do coupon I930 104 10,1
Threes, registered ... H'08 101 101 k
do coupon 1 3 i S 101 101k
Fours, registered .... 1 ;i25 120 121k
do coupon 19Z5 121k 1"2
Twoj. Panama 102 102
Threes, email bonds. ... 101k
New Tork. Au
quoted today at
5f
kc.
-Bar silver la
York. Aug 24 Sterling Cables.
4S6 488 05; 80
Nr York. Aug
4S 20 r 4Vd 25. demand
days, 44 60 J 4 S 4 70.
Sept.
Dec.
Old
May
Sept.
Pec.
May
Sept
Dec
May
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Kept.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct
Jan.
Dec.
Open
92S
93 H
9S' '
WHEAT.
II!
94Vg
9Sk
CORN.
754
S5-S 6SU,
64 6 41,
OATS.
49 49 k
4Sk
6l' i'l's,
PORK.
14 n0 1417 14 -11 1117
1412 14 3 2 14 12 14 3 0
1555 1565 lf.-O 155 J
LAKD.
912 91 5 91 0 913A
923 6? J . 9! 7 9-2 .
905 917 902 l'ij .
BIBS.
f S6'i R52 MO
M5 '""7 "'7
so;, S 1 0 2 S10
i ear ago. We pay jrou 4 per oent to ave
93V000 S
ntZo j Don't Wish !
3 red. 93 . J
kc: No. 3 2 17 'KJT
I 01 iiuncy s
Low. Clos p. $ Save It!
92 93 A
9 3i, 9.1 C
... 94', .
97k 9 " A .
TH 76 1,
64 65 A
(3k 63k S
4k 8H 5
4k !
'k 60S
Wishing for things
tret them. It takes
doesn't
monev
to do that
easy way to
-and
get it.
Two
Start an a-ccotint in our
Savings Department and
by adding smalPamounts
to it each week or month
it will increase and meet
a!! demands your wishes.
Try it.
per cent allowed on checking
account.
New York. Auir 24 -Lake,
13 ;i 1 " ko elei
13 kc.
Lead 75k '3 4f 2 k
Tin 2 J a 29 kc.
-Copper
t roly tic.
metal :
13 kg
Butter Price
Going Fast
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
AMERICAN BANK & TRUST
CO. OF PORTLAND
90 Seventh St. Elks Temple
Merchants
Savings & Trust Company
247 WASHINGTON STREET
Paid-Up Capital $150,000.00
Does a general banking business.
Pays interest on Savings Account and Time :
certificates.
Holds titles to properties pending transfer by
sale or other disposition.
Cares for estates under will, or for executor,
administrator or guardian.
Acts as trustee in bond issues, escrows, etc.
Furnishes property estimates for non-resident"
investors. ' ',
Effects collections, etc.
L
O.
RALSTON Fres.
MAC GIHUON.. Cashier
The make of creamery hutter ) no
short that one creamery the Letnaacua
made a further advance in the price
today, jiuttlnK the value to 12 kc a
pound, or a rl of lkc over former
figures. Other makiri are tlll Belling
at former f.gureu. Market ia firmer.
i.-"it!i
to-ilKh! r:niay
west port. ii. vt
ATHFK n'iTiKrASji',)VMVNVVVVr3 ;
north
tv 1 r in r
w (mis
BOSTON COPPKK MARKET.
(Furnished hy ('erbek A- Cooke Co.)
price
Hoiton, Auir 24.
r.M
Adventure 1 0
Allnuea S7
Hoton Cor... 12 k
Cal Aril lit
en'.ennial . S3 V
Corpfr Kir, 77 -4
l.ly S
'Jranby ICO
Greene 11
Miami I0i
Ktrrham o
Official
P'd
' Hd Dom. ... 3
I'arrott Jilj
i.'uincy Jk
Shannon 4
NORTH WF. ST Wl
Orea-on Fair
portior
Interio
Washinirton
Tuesday, cooler
niirh'. ; warmer
Tued.iy; wester!
I'ishn-- Fair
day; showers r.rr
cooler north port
FTu-ene, Or :i 24 Te Ijtne
County Fruit and V "!! r.s-!; ion
has made arrar.iremei.ts ,o -an snd mar
ket their own r esrs the r:- nfreiej
hi buyer not euuailrc th iti" "tatlons
h Min. . . 41k j their hopi
4 , I e'.r.nlne
Oeceola
'jirou
Dot.
Nlrplaainj
T u xorr
Tamarack . . .
. .110A ITrlnlty
4k
Lira-pool Vhet farkr(.
A. 14 Official wSat
Llrerpool,
marcet :
Or n nf
September - 7114 'm li
Iccjnber ......... It 4 T14
da" of II
is ;tr tl.an : I
!
un roB simn-s 43atammt i
or II
II
airf PORTLAND OREGON STM
yp" iuf
Allen a cannerv h
the work and wl'.l
ber 1.
F,uiris. Or.
Lane co'fr.tv w!i; t.'Cn
t-r I', or eptembsr P a
The crop hre wl;! be lieb
Ia-k of care. Sfrnt. hi
that prices wil; r: rd
jI.(T,'. r .-- ss
to rick r.'i
usual.
Helpful Business Relations
The policy of this bank is to cultivate helpfnl business relations
with its depositors and to render at all times the service which
their needs demand and which our equipment insures. Wt coft
dially invite jrou to open an account.
ELGIN MII.L TAKEN
by the kiddle BRos. recs, Shrubs, Vines, Etc
fr Wl tNjrtk Tka eril I
I Ornil. Or. Au it With th
pTirrhe ef the Einr, four trU Satur
day enta" br Kk14m brother, th
tUrvt ttfUl ana7Tt t ef Uraad Rd
J. J. BUTZER SEtDS
iW'a.
im rv6rt wr.
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Commission Mtrcbants, Slocks. Conds.Conoa.GraIxt. EU.
216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD INQ
Members Chicago Board of Trade. Correipondmts of Lopi ft Err a.
Uucaco. New York, EotDB,
i
V' have Uia on private wire connecting Fortland with tb ttrsj
exclunf es. ,
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