The Oregon daily journal., September 09, 1908, Page 12, Image 12

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THE OREOON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINO. SEPTEMBER 0, 1903.
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TODAY
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SELL POTATOES
' TO THE BOOTH
Alaska and Northwest Ter
ritory Again Buying
Some Put T'p Butter.
, 1 Butter Xurkat Is Jumping.
' Lars this afternoon it de
V reloped that supplies of butter
. - ... eatlrV. t Ka
were, not Jteepans .v..
IflflULI
oiicrn
oncer k
NEEDS DOCTOR
Lambs Especially Weak and
Prices Are Down 25c
v Cattle Are Dull.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cottle. Sheep,
Today ,.420
Tuesday 78
1907 625
1806 87
1805 .' 117
e 'demwd nd rv more seller 4
advanced their quotation From
th ton of the market shown at
''- thti time it U believe, that an
T ... .in ha mad to advance 4
iltimnl will Dfl mau
quoUtiona ail along the Una to
: ) HHc for boat trade of cream-
4 ery make tomorrow morning.
, "
. Wholesale markeTTeaturea:
Alaska sa buying J10"' , ' . . ;
. Butter market la firmer again.
Eggs are holding- well. - ;
Peach movement i hvy.
Onion prleea are holding.
i Tomato market very ateady.
Orope market la firmer.
Cabbage atlll very ecarce.
Cantaloup market bJ1t?ihf
Hop yards come down lighter.
1 'Alarta "tm 'JIJOf JfoUto.
- While the call is not "very heavy, a
demand Ja gain , shown
toes from the far north, and dealers are
' o"rln from $1 to $1.10 in Portland
for select quality. Daw-son City la buy
ing principally at thia -time, although
government order, ara taking oar of
Some of th business. Loc trad
potatoes la quiet anft outside of tha
limited northern business, there is
nothing of Interest to report. ,A laI5e
per cent oi. iau i ......
been unmatured . and this Is causing
much trouble to receivwrji Dniu
the market an Injury. Fancy, matured
potatoes are scarce with amau oirer-
Late crop potatoes will show better
supplies man naa own umitiji r"
vlous to the past two weeks, or before
the ralna arrived. The plant that
rooked about to at in umj,
recovered ana ra snowing nwjuijr
'green color. Tho moisture will allow
the stock to grow for lpnger period
that would pave open me cm jiuu
the draught continued for a. few weeks
more. It will likewise have a tendency
to max. mo sizes jarsr iu uci.
- Onion Hark la Good Shape.
Local onion market is in very good
shape at tins time, neceipis are in
rAuifnir. but as In notatoes. some grow
ra are tilling green stock upon the mar
ket. These do" not ahow keeping quality
and most shipments of this character
have to be resorted and resacked at con-
alriarahl MIMM and lOBB Of Weight.
For select local ' potatoes the trade is
generally obtaining $1.60 per 100 pounds
in a joDDing way. Anomer car oi. uui.
fornla stock arived in today in good
condition and is finding a sale at 11.25
1,60,
i Sop Ar Coming Down Jdgbi.
Within the apace of but 24 hour
there naa Deen a wonaerrui cnange in
the growing hop crop outlook Tarda
that were showing fine shape are show
Inar about half as heavy a crop a ex
pected. Pickers are going through the
yards like water tnrougn a sieve, ana
tnero is now no reason to Deneve mat
the crop will reach any Of the early
estimates. Short sellers aire out In the
country buying yards outright and will
pick them themselves, and those that
cannot ao tm. are taxing contracts
whenever possible around To a pound.
This latter is the top price offered at
the moment, and Is only given by those
who have sold and cannot deliver other
wise. As far as the world's supplies
are concerned it still looks as if there
will be twice as many bales of hops
picked as will be needed. A few sales
Of spot hops ara reported around 6 7c
for best quality.
' Hop Condition Elsewhere.
The New Tork Producers" Price Cur
rent gives the following of the hop mar
ket end crops:
"Weather conditions have been so fa
vorable this week that good progress
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has been in harvesting the crop
In this state. Further samples of the
, early pickings from New York state are
coming in, but most of them are rltther
too green. A few sales are reported
In Otsego county at 913c. as to qual
ity, and In other sections some trans
actions have occurred around llS18c.
There is as yet very little Inquiry for
new bops. Ixically the- market Is at a
standstill. Brewers show no Interest
In conditions, and dealers are very con
servatlve In their view. Prices for
new lions are not well enough estab
lished to quote, and the old stock is
entirely nomine. From Kngland esti
mates are slightly reduced, owing to
rununucu rain uu t:uhj wrainer, caus
ing a spread of mold. Latest cable es
timates are put at 610,000 cwt. No
Change from the continent."
. Batter Market Tinner Again.
The butter market Is showing still
another change. Some of the outside
handlers who had recently cut their
values to 30c, today put them baok to
II He, because of the smaller supplies
offered. "There Is no need of our cut-
ting values," say a prominent handler,
"because at the present time none of
our creameries nre nble to supply the
demand.
There Is a better demand for straight
roopa 'of hen In th rhk-ken market,
but ordinarily tiiere Is no change In
Mmimeni or price.
Portland Union Btockyards, Sept. .
The sheep market ' gathered considerable
weakness overnight, and prices are de
pressed, and in aome instances lowet.
Lambs are especially weak and prices
there are dull and lower with sales about
26o under former figures. Even at these
extremely low values, packers ar not
disposed to hurry their purchases be
cause of th very heavy offering from
the Interior.. For awhile it was thought
that a sharp cut in values would have
the usual effect of curtailing supplies,
but this doe not seem to he the case
and Instead of diminishing the arrivals
are showing somewhat of an Increase.
The yards are full of cattle, and tak
ing advantage of this, packers ar not
buying to any extent. Bale during the
past 24 hour have been nominal in
the cattle market, and while the prices
received on the few transaction are
showing no chance, the market is never
theless auite saggy.
Hog market Is about the only on In
the yards at thi time- that show no
need of a physician' services. While
other lines ar alck and rather dls
tressed, hogs are not coming fast
enough just now to supply the needs
of the trade, and therefore prices are
btanding just as nrm as ever. Thi
condition will likely continue until th
stubbled sturr begins to move and then
a reactionary market la anticipated by
tne trade in general.
BeprsssntatiT Balss at th Tarda.
The following are representative of
the sales at the yards for th past 24
hours:.
Weight. Av. Price.
370 E, O. ewes... 34.876 . , $3.00
163 K. O. lamb 8.825 4.00
1(4 E. O. feed ewes. ..13.480 2.60
A rear ago today hog were -easy,
cattle and - aheep firm, at unchanged
values lor tne day.
Official yard values today:
Hogs Best east of mountain, $7.00
nrSlnnrv. SR 7Kft7.nn: rilnpker and
China lata, $6.00; stockers and feeders.
$6.00. . '
Cattle Select, east of mountains,
steers. 14.00: medium steers. 13.60
1.76: ordinary. I3.25ia3.60: best caws
and heifer. $2.76gf3.00: medium .cows.
13. Z 5 3.60: stags. 12.60 W 3.00: bulls. 82
Sheen Best wethers. $3.50: ordinary.
wethers, a.wofff.b; lamos, 14.00;
straight ewes, $2.60; mixed lots, $2.60
2.76.
veal Choice young calves. 14.60:
neavy ana rougn, ss.au us .oo.
ERIE
WAKES MARKET
Sharp Advance in Low-
Priced Security Due to
Pumors Affecting Poad.
Xxoltsmant la the Zrla. "
Today's advance In Krlo rail-
road stock was one of tho sharp- 4
est ever shown In that security 4
and was dun to rumors regard- 4
ing betterment of tho road by 4
Marrlman.
CITY WILL AID
IflRECEPJIOII
Council -Appropriates $250
to Help ( Entertain Rc-
" ; ; turning Athletes. ; ;
" The city eouooll today naased an or-1
dlnanoe appropriating $150 out Ith M ovar $00 years, a papal-Ugat was
1) m-ii. t it" i. lieouneu . private rung ror in snier- '- ...v,...y "
BlljerS . TaiK DulIneSS DUt t!nnt and rpUoa of th mtuminf When Cardinal Vincent Vannutelll. a
CH11 PJB 4Wi Ortm Orgoo athlets. Forest Bmithson, Pan caruinaj oisnop rrom in papu curia in
in) DIM laying tne foame he,,, and A. G OUoert. from th 01ym-Rw "tttJ'r lhop of Palsstrtaa,
plo gamea Th crdtnano oreated qalu M' rolvd by King Edward of Eng-
nr fjfKET
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RULES EASIER
Eucliaristic: Congress Opened in London .With Splendjd
Cercraonial--Eilcslastics Froni Many Lands, With'-'
;.. - Hundreds of Thousands Are Attending; ' ,
fUslt4, frsM Leasrf Wlrs.l
London, Sept, For th first tlm
Old Price Here.
- i . ... . .
a discussion a to th propriety of th Wna in historic Westminster cathedral
ooanou in votinsr city money tor sucniat tne ODeninr nr tne ni
purpose..but h preponJerancof ua, Euchari,,,- e0ngrasa
r b vn v n r . wnm muaur. I -
61os, calves, green, 810c: kip,
tQio jd; duiis, .green salt, oo id,
- ffraln, nonx and aTay.
WHEAT Buying Dries, new Track.
Portland Club, 89 80c; bluestem,
34ii4o: -rortyroid, towviei red. 870
88o: Willamette valley. 0c
MILLSTUFFS Selllna orlce Bran.
$26.50: middlings. $31.60: shorts. $29.00:
coop, per ton.
FLOUIt--8elllng price Eastern Ore
gon patents, $4.85; straights, $4,060
Eggs are Ik. Mine firm at 17 for Lest
though dull. l.'n-
StAC
. Cheese Is firm
changed value.
Tront ftreet JTw Briefs.
Movement of r-clee to market con
tinue heavy wltl. prices along the
street ranging from in 0c a box to
day. Small size In n ilut.
Better tone ! hnv.n In grape mar
" ket-' Car of CaliforrU ntt-ck due.
Cantaloupe market h.-K exploded with
best local slock eeJMre ai II i crate
and ordinary stuff at Eftc S.me alHp
tnent ar dumped.
. f'abbag supplies are -Il very scarre
Tomato snarket Is nul'e tM.iv imnM
0c for best stork, although surnlles
Front street sells at th
price. Those paid b'ri
; rtfulsr ceniiiilMloni:
a. rr sag rctmltrr.
BITTTEft Extra creamery. '"3 31 Ue
farrjr, t; tore. lc. '
1.65: exoorts. $36003.70: valley. 34.46:
U. m t A An wh.!, i,t ti flK.
rye, 6s. 35.60; bales. S3.
BARLET Feed, $i4.60; rolled, $26.50;
brewing, tzs.
HAT Producer', price Mew timothy,
Willamette valley, fancy. $14(916: or
dinary. $14; eastern Oregon. $1$ mixed.
$10 10.60; clover, $9; grain, $10;
cheat. S10, alfalfa,
OATS Track, new no. j white, $21
!29; gray, $28 28.60. per ton.
Traits and Vegetable.
FRESH FRUITS Oranges, $4.00
50: bananas, 6c per lb., crated, 6c;
lemons, $4.606.25 box; grapefruit, $4
)4.60; pineapples, Hawaiian, tsifts.bO
os; cantaloupes,' ljl.7t; blackberries,
1: Deaches, 400 80c: pear. il.001.26:
grapes, 75c$1.60; watermelons, $1.00
60 cwt; casaoas, z ooz.
ONIONS New Oregon, $1. 2501.60 per
hundred; Walla Walla, $1.10 1.25 per
sack, California, . $1.50; garlic, 9c lb.
APPLES New, 60c $1.50 box.
POTATOES New. selling $1.00
It: buying for shlnolnK. ner cWt..
JIifJl.10; . ordinary, 7&86c; j sweet,
11 4C
VEGETABLES Turnips, new Oregon.
$1.26; beets, $1.60; carrots, 41.2601.60
sack; parsnips, 8 Be 11.00; cabbage.
2.00; tomatoes, 40t50o a box; beans.
peas, Oregon, 6o: horseradish. 8010c:
artichokes, ) dog: green onions, 16c
per do; peppers, bell, 68c; Chile. ( );
head lettuce, 2630c do; cucumbers,
local. 1620c dos; radishes, 16e dozen
bunches; celery, 7890o; eggplant, 6
8c; green corn, $1.601.75 sack.
Qrocsrlss, aruts. Etc
SUGAR California A Hawaiian Re
flncry Cube, $6.40; powdered. $$.26;
berry. $8.06; dry granulated, $6.06; XXX
granulated, $5.96; conf. A.. $6.06; extra
B.. $5.60; golden O., $1.10; D.. yellow,
$5.85; beet granulated, $6.86; barrels,
15c; half barrels, 30c; boxes, 66c ad
vance on sack basis.
(Above price ar $0 days net cash
quotations.)
SALT Coarse Half ground. 100a
$11 per ton; 60s. $11.50: table, dairy.
60s. 314.60: 10s. SK.00: bales J2 35:
Imported Liverpool, 60s $20.00: 100a,
New York, Sept 9 When a low
priced security like Erie common to
vanoes SV points, or practically a tenth
of its full value within the space of a
few hours, there is generauv uuit-i.i.i'a
in the wind. That wus the advance
made by the Erie today, and its rise
was due entirely to the report that tne
road was to be thoroughly reorganlxed
and put Into good shape by iiairirrmii.
Erl atarted toaay at zsw, -a
above yesterday's final closing and
toward the close drifted upward to 31.
or a gain of over $ points net.
The excitement In Erie put an edge
on the price of Reatnng, and that se
curity advanced IM points above yes
terday. Southern Pacific touched a new
high mark at 110 it. as compared with
the previous high mark at 110. The
latter was made yesterday. Union pa
cific was very active, with a net gain
of 4 of a point at the close of the day.
The general marnct wa "
Councilman Cellar. nd Cottel voted I fobe of tat, made an imposing flg-
against It. N - u.r' Tn ,mn" hall, where British
Councilman Baker, Beldlng. vaugnn "? "n crownea oerenaer or
World' What Vrloaa,
Sept
Portland .
Chicago .
New Tork
St. Louis . ....
Kansas City,.,
Liverpool
I .our Z nd several others mad spche In th faith , crowded to suffocation
.... T fvor. of th ordinance and ald that w'th dUtlngulahed an assembly of
TH they considered the money well spent f1"6"1" ha evr ambled on, Brlt-
wlnnlng their ,. Baoaua of th far that anti-Catho-
aald after lis- agitation would result In street riot
one, that the Ih lmmna procession - that was to
eopl lay in nave been the greatest clerical demon-
1.04
91 M
7ld
4 I because of th advertising th athlete "" o'- . ' .. .
l naa given ioriiana oy winning ineir i .. " wr uv uiunino.
X I event In London. .Baker a
Itenlng to Cellars' obJectlo
1 IrMihu wl , V, - TiAtlAn nMinlA .law
A I their stinginess In spending money for "tratlon of modern time, waa aban-
. . . . . i aovertiaing ins city to ins woria anai""'"f .uiioniiin ux iu. pojica,
I that such a trait eould only b traced oongress was opened with the
i to narrowmtnaeanes. tta saia mat v.....w nnuiiwiir, ,
'ara niru .iwint thauunil. r rfnllara In I The dUSKT reoesse Of the flinnill
Bept $. Sept. $. Sept. 6. 1 getting th Democratlo national con- thrl, lighted only by the flaming I New Tork and Archblahon Bruohejil nt
11 . A AI. .1 .k.-. . , . . I A.nd .. Mfft tk. .11... . M J Mn,l.. ....h I . . .
X 31 .. amount each year exploiting the city " onuiani rea rpoe ana net or-tpei Th- n,,hiahon .ml hi.,nn. .
ii ..j .v. . ,1 . i. MiA.. AMMtfk v. . I el ant eaminala atsa lh numl mKm f I . . " . "
6 counc lmen to" know' what that clty"i. th. 100 bi.hop..mblW-r5r; With fhVrlrnio'rJbe. of tolrdlnal.'
I in .v.. .,nii,in- I,. I Dlcture never tn tut fnrmti.n .. I !j . ., . ! rope or tne cardinal
y- T r. " . . r i T " .: " I ana tne aarKer DurDie or the nanal rtnl.
1(1 1DAUI it. . I ' Tut nAthMna A r, h. h.1...,. I ' T - - T"
Barley
Flour
Hay .
Oats .
Wheat
. . 18
,r 17
, .196
ept.
f?
40
$2
142
sacramnt. . Th delegate to th prs.
ent congres com from th United
Btate. Canada, Franoe. Belgium. Hoi
land, Germany, Spain. Italyiuatrla,
Australia and Nw Zealand aifa various
couptriea of Asia, . Africa And Mouth
America. , . . ,
Ceremonies of a most brilliant and in
teresting character attended th cele
bration of . th opening mas today.
Hundred of waxen tanera llliimln..4
th grea,t marble altar. To th right a
throne and canopy of rich purple silk
wa erected for the apostollo delegate
Ranged about the altar, and .within the
chancel , rail - ware th cardinal,
conspicuous among whom wa hi emi-
nenc Cardinal .Gibbons of Baltimore.
Th other member of the Sacred college
in attendance were Cardinal Mathln,
from th papal curia of Rome; Cardinal
Logue, archbUhop of Armagh; Car
dinal LecoL archblahon of Hnrriaan-
Cardinal Fischer, archbishop of Cologne;
Cardinal. Moran. archblahon of Bvdnev!
Cardinal Ferrari, archbishop of Milan,
and Cardinal Mercler, archbishop of
Mechlin. 'In addition to Cardinal Gib
bons of America, nralate who attracted
attention Included Archbishop Farley of
source without being told about It.
While th showing of weakness and He was follow
by Councilman
. I,. , . , . . . . A . . UIBi JIU,VVV UWUW UirUHBTCHl IU.
"7.1' n!!.f.t. and.1.,or.,,n In votln'g'for th'.pproprlauon 12-Ulj!ZLto .xtendlng
uuiotea in ton or tne JOCai hMtauu the oinlolta n -the throe ath. I .?"u X" ? inureuiw jou- ... iue yuy pi m cnurcn sat
cash wheat somewhat, there was no lete had not only called th atuntlon iV..lo..Vl? ""ft na",ni. vf: f 15?Vli0. Mnle! Including
change in value, for th. day., Th P- tfMtVSMVnffl
sltlon of the nreent market I. very pe- ..-? Catholic, from. Eu- alslS. of ; pewa Along tn. .id.al.li2
- i . r ------- - - . ' t rnmi saraa viMiriMsT Jin n nv biiii Tnnr i aso-Aava a . .
cunar masmucn as th buyers scarcely I lives, and because of this fact that his i6at as tnanv mor.Tm.riMn. are her I .tl.A.JvT. .nunniu ana aivinity
seem to hav. anything to say regarding own particular Tenth ward had been InejJ," K nLXoraem Ji ? the onerdSl fi-nI"Jn biaJfk, 'Bo larg was
prices for while they may' put thel? eluded In th attention. ' JnV the
own Dia price down, they cannot buy Beiding pok in favor or tn appro, fn-rched in .J ,a lo, catnearai, .paolou
the grain unless they come to the pro- prtation anS said that he wa aorry I2ir0fa.,i' Th.a?n? of n?lL2f ih?.u"h '"' nd left """"l ccommo-
ducera' tarma anH th... .-,. ... ... Ih iximmlttu h.H nnt a.lr.1 tnr mnrll.1"?. PllWeS. i O Slgfll Or priSBtS Ot I fa.tlOn for the rrul .llirnn. .1 ..
. . -w . - ..v. . i . .v. ...... . . nrr n .w. tirianrai eiraa in rn. I . . " . " -" - v
.Ta aatbsmur of Oommnaloanta r gate, urrounding, mad a most
uverv so.ooo people thronged thipre..iv apectaoie.
lm-
the day. some showing a slight rise, showing any decline In values.
frnctlnnallv lower. I Although there Is but
London market was rather dull, with a cash wheat at tidewater
value.. money because he would hav. voted for "".V"' i i "n5" 7 WSJS t0 ho sought admlfWe.-
r4SL Yiflv. S wouTiforhneSced. Tthl. "J!i ... .Aal
slightly higher tendency among Amer- at primary point, continues unabated point Cottel arose and made hi ob- 0 a'" 'cardinal Vaniiutelll s tlnl-hiJ iia nan, the dU-
Icin ikrel Trading in this market and prices there are showing no change lection to th. ordinance on th ground Som-anied T hy a detinue Stable to thslav elemlS? 1 Thini-V"M,rncl. "
was on a larger scale, th transactions from laat week high level. lhat h. did not think th. taxpayer.' hl nk .a uVuIe 10 IiV iii.Ine-lef.lnrC"tnoUo"
to Tnoon reaching 661,000 shares, and at While there 1. less excitement in tho money .hould be voted in thi man- "tJ?dnJi Yon?5P aihi "S. ' , i'mr-;ft,t mint h5i.ta?K?T?Uitjr weI? P'P"
1 p. m. 601.400 shares. extrem. high r. He "id that h.wa. In .favor of wmV.'Thc? th.' p'rTmlfr & SrSnd? ZTl&
S?5?u- " nd mo.t of the e. of thtth.mon.y. hould V raised by g. ffif" f "brmlrafc r.'n't t'0 ni& '.1 S
i on tne oasis np ."" "' ... s ,nT,. r, .. .t w nnii. Th. nZiXCu. .'.-"iu
by Overbeck & Cooke Co.:
DESCRIPTION.
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52
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95tt
107
48
9844
64V4
17Z
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following
r. leas
r-in nio ww ci in. ziv'nc: sour
)4!H per lb. v,
- lAidS Loral, best 17c; nrdlaary
ICc; large lota 1c lea; eastern. 3tc
CilEtiSE rull err earn, flats trlrleta
r4 flalaiea, 14W Teung AKerlca,
I e,
ltt"t-TRT Mixed rhicken. 13 He:
fa.rrv bens. 11c; rooaters. old. 9c; fryer
14 vile; brolier, 14 lie pr lb; gM
spring. 14e: terkaya all re. lie; spring
Citr-n. (vi wo. rirrana, II Zs (Ma;
pouiirr, i r i ri id, Lignac
Stepa.
lPl let erco, 0W IU.
V . J J VS lilantl Valley, J
r.iZrrKIVf Jert; )916
!s. 1 wool, Jlf(rer: SM7itn
U $! .eack; tong wa, I
f 1 1 1fT Nowtnai. tlHfll.
1 i. ;.- -l "" -ar la, Ific; ha
. : t Kf 4 9 1
i .. . si -y t.-a. lifi4 I; grrvl
$19.00; 4s, $18.00; extra fine barrel.
2s, 5s and 10s. $4.505.60; Liverpool
tump rocs, szu.no par ton.
HONEY New. 16o per lb.
COFFEE Packagebrands, $11.60.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1. (c; No.
3. 6fc6fco; New Orleans, head, 7c;
Ajax. ( ); Creole, t4a
BEANS Small white. $4.76: larse
white. $4.76; rink. $3.86; bayou. $3.36;
Llmas. $6.86; Mexican reds, i 1.
SEsata, 3flk and SProrzawa..
HAM8. BACON. ETC Portland psck
(local) hama, 10 to 13 17c per lb;
breakfast bacon. Hkfltc lb; picnics.
11c lb; cottage roll, lzc lb: regular short
clears, smoked, 11 Vic lb; backs, smoked.
12He lb; smoked short clears. 13Mc;
bellies, smokad. 16c lb; shoulders, lie
1") ; pl-kled ton roe, TOc each.
DREPSED v MEATS Front street
Hogs, fancy. 7 4 47. lb; ordinary, 7e
large. c: veal, extra. vac lb: ordl
nary, 7ty'c lb; heavy, IOI lb; mutton,
fancy, 707Vo lb; spring lasab, 7IHo
LOCAL LAJtD Kettle laat 10s, lie
per jd; ks ltic per 10; ao-it tlna J4H
per lb: steam rendered. 10a 13 U
per lb: 6 16 per lb; compound, 10a
c per lo.
FISH Bock cod. le lb; Hound
fc par Ibr ball bat, ae per lb; striped
owe. ie per io; catnan. ie per is;
salmon, cbinook ta per lb; berrtnga,
k per lk; sr-rsa. 7 pec Ik; shrimp,
12 e In; treh. tc per lb; towtcod. It per
id. iui'aiara, i r pay id rrenn aaacaarel,
) lb; crawfish, 3e put doses: star
gton 4) per IS, biark baaa, 20 per
l"i !. 99 jr is, piacc coo.
' T.r' rim ii.iifi.7l aosen.
OTTER water Bey. per gel.
i.m; per i-ts sar. lies; Ur ra
rer nllaa 12 44- wr llaJk a.W
agi eain4, aaa 87.
A mat. cod.
Am. C. ft F c.
do Dfd
Am. Cot. Oil, o..
Am. ixico., c. .
Am. Sugar, c. .
Am. Smelt., c .
ao pra.
Anaa M. Co. . .
Am. Woolen, c.
Atchison, c ...
do pfd. .....
B. & O., c . .. . .
Bin. Red. Tr. .
Can. Pac, c . .
Cen. Leather, c
do' pfd.
& 6. w.: e. . .
a, M. & St. p., e.
& in. w .. a.
Chea & Ohio. . .
CoL F. & I., c. .
Col. So., c
do 2d pfd. . . .
do 1st nfd
Corn Prod. c. . .
do pfd
Del. & Hudson.
u. on iv. jr. .
do Pfd
Erie, c
do 2d pfd. . . .
do' let cfd.
G. Northern, p.
111. Central . ..
at N.
M. K. & T. c...
do nfd
Distillers
Ore Lands
Mo. Paclflo
Natl Lead
N. T. C.
N. T.. O. & W...
N. & W.. c
N. Pacific c. . .
Pacific M. S. Co
Penn. Ry
P. a., L. & C. Co.
P. Steel Car. c
P. Steel Car., p.
Reading, c
Reading, 2d p.
Reading, 1st p.
R. I. & 6.. c...
R. I. & S., p..
R. I o
R. I. p
South. Pac, c . .
do pfd
Southern Ry.. o. 21
do pfd 62 W
Texas & Pacific. 26
T., o. i a. & w.. c. Z6
do pfd 67
Union Pacific, o. 1TH
do- pfd g8 H
l. b. kud., pra.
U. 8. Steel Co.. c
no pra (.
Wabash, c
do pfd
West U. Tele...
Wis. Central, c. .
Wheeling Lake..
estlnghouse
90 ft, I 91H BOVi
1.
85 Vi
62
134
98
107
48
G
o
W2.
V 1 ..kC. -
iV.i."" " '"Vyr"a "9 n" oasis l7""-'r"y" ""'"" !ibmi flunrlav mnrnlna- .4 W..tmln.t.r unltv of tha r-.ft,n. .vZ"
oi 2 a ion, fortiana. Home, how-lna tnar ir sucn a pian waa aaopiea ne TTJ . ,V. ... iki.j. o i . A .v. . J 1
ever, continue T to be reDorted from 128 I would donate a dollar. " L.ST J?ec,ai 9rmalpn of the pop. a of' Abingdon, th. Earl of Denbigh. Lord
upwttras.
firm
. . ,h. . . high mass Is to be celebrated aooordlnar I Herrle and Lord Howard nf nin,.'nn
rley market Is quiet but th ton. Is him. Colonel McDonnell has issued or- 2 h Greek lit on. day in th. cath-1 Jh i general esslons i of th congress
at unchanged values. der to th. regiment to turn out Sat- edrf . lit t0 -P',n .'n . A,br.t hall tomorrow.
- On the board of trade tedav thera urday to act a an escort to the Ore-1. Atpen nan, in. largest auaitorium In i nere aiso will m oaiiy conference In
H was a fractional decline In the bids on son athlete from th train to Multno- onaon. nas Deen necurea tor a generai orticuiiunu nau ana other auditor!
40 wheat future., September dropping Hs tnah field. Th colonel etatea that meeting, a reception and a men's wt-M- Thw
S. !S MHo bttwhll. the a.kd Trie? Sr drills hv been .uspended for .omJ
aim ooiuru., a uaa uay, oui I r,z"Cr.Zl t:' ...J " Vw" " r. " .1 I rrlr,l. ,.-.K.V,
100
4Tk
173
28
19 194 19
171
28
65
28
U
44
138
141
109
82
65
34
66
66
84
104
42
74
144
26
124
96
34
i29iii i29
24 M.
80
95
Ml
28 BjPt.
144 Sept.
ft 36
i4 36 Sept
59 Dec. .
R W. I . V. n Taa.mW.. .1 . , . . . .... I nr..t. .
60 Oat. fn turaa trap, firm., It.. I nevertheless he exDeets a hi turn out I also been secured for the sectional gath-1 doctrinal, and the central theme will he
183 board of trade today with an ajtvenne of the regiment - lerlng. and the reading of paper.. ih HaJn" J2f .th. congress slgnl-
95 of le per cental bid for both Septem- Divlsioa of th. Work. i '"aWaentifd iai"..
106 ner and December deliveries. n.ni.. n. i,. v . v. . -. I .r.ment-.a"a as sacrifice in the
? ' 7 Barley future, were quiet with Sen
Building Permits. There will be two English section, celebration of the mass.
3. C. Currlen. erect dwelling, Ea.t a?don.e X6?0", section. The archbishop The American colony In London is
Twenty-fifth between Going and Wy- ' J?1 w"' address the French ectlon. much interested in the announcement
gant $1,800; John Danlelson. erect . Tho program will open every week that Cardinal Gibbons Is to celebrat
dwelling, East Thirtieth between Alns- day with high mass in the cathedral at I mass In the cathedral next Sunday. Th
wortn ana Kiggen, $1,800 ; s. F. Richard-1 f,o c'ocs.- ouniy perewin oe pon.ipopuia.riiy ox me aiurnore-prelate Is
tember lc a cental higher and Deem
ber unchanged.
Board of trade prleea today:
v.juo vvncAi. I worth and Rlggen, $1,600; S. F. Richard-1 ?. o ciock. ounaay mere win no pon I popularity or tne uaiumore p
Onen Wlffh Tjw Olna. I son. erect rtwolllnr Rg.t Tsntv..l.liih I tlflcal high mass at 10:30. Tha con-1 expected to have much Inflnenca in
90B 90B and Going, $1,600; E. Minno. ereot eluding ceremony of the congres will gaining for the United States the next
93B 93B 92B 93 A dwelling. East Fifty-ninth and Siskiyou, do at 4 p. m. it win include pontifical meeting or tne juuenanst congress.
vBiiorB, a sermon, ina urvat procession I iiupii viiv uwiy ims Deen in existence
J.24B
I.26B
NO. 1 WHITE OATS
.1.42B 1.43B 1.42B 1.4SB
.1.45B 1.46B 1.46B 1.46B
NO. 1 FEED BARLET.
.1.24B
.1.26B
64
19
77
170
2
Si,
3(f
86
4
pis
i
108
32 CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET,
65'4 n.n CI,.. a.n, o -r ...
Sept 97 97 98
66 pec 98 96B 97B
;ju 7 lUOg 1UU lOOftH
106
WHEAT DECLINE DUE
TO OVERCONFIDENCE
$1,900: C. F. Butterfleld. erect dwell inn.
Garfield between Colfax and Highland,
$2,000; Mr. Johnson, erect dwelling.
East Thirty-seventh between Tillamook
and Thompson. $2,000; Isabella Collins,
erect aweiiing, Minnesota ana fay,
$J,000rP. L. Patterson, erect dwelling.
East Thirty-ninth , between Powell and
Franklin, $2,000,
News Gossip
of Finance
or tne Diessea sacrament, te aeum oen-now neariy a score or years it has never
edlction and the solemn closing of the I met In America. Of the previous eight-
were neia m
New Tork, Sept. 9. Government
bonds:
Date,
Twos, registered ..1930
do coupon 1930 ',
Threes, registered. .1908
do coupon 1908
7475 74
Ch IrA ao Rant Q ri-v.-nni.n.. .1
42 the bull force and Its aonarent mlareiut. Threes, small b'ds
74 line of the trovemment rennrt vmiofiIst I Fours reaistered ..1925
which put the wheat market up after a do coupon 1926
severe decline yesterday, cost today's Twos, Panama
uimuinjc njurm a nay amount. Tnere
was a drop of o In September at the
Ank.
104
ioi"
108
iii
103
opening today, a similar amount in th.
uecemoer ana c in the May,
Aiier tne opening mere was a mone-I
New Tork, Sept 9. Bar silver, 51 c,
London, Sept. 9. Silver, 33d.
21
62
26
67U
167
88
47
111
Total "sales. 828.000 shares.
.Northwest' Bank fitatemmt.
PORTLAND.
.$1,466,776.65
. 1,484,488.43
207.702.8$
. 136,019.97
130
23 little moment With Livernool Ud lower
81 1 at the onenlnar anri V. A imI. . . I nov . r, r.far,..l .tnb n. v.Kt.
jizb ai me ciose, American Dulls had little October a. books close Hep tern per i
u Birauy uiemseives upon toaav. Berlin ana reopen uctoDer s.
was unchanged or the dav. hut Rurta-
pest closed at ah advance of lc. ,1 New Tork, Sept. 9. Direotors of
Bushels I western union leiegrapn company ae
i traiy. Year Ago. I ciare aiviaena or per cent,
2.047.000 11i nnn
661,000 45o!ooo New Tork, Sept. 9. Sterling: Cables,
i480. so; aemana, 4oK.xota;48.4u; 60
930,000 1,232.000 day bills, $484.0p4B4.76
400 000 4 C T AAA I
Bradstreef report of visible sunniv I New Tork. Sept. 9. Metal prices:
Tv.n. 1 , , T 1, IIU A19J.
Wheat East of Rockies 2.489.000 lytic, 13 18 ei castings, 18lSc.
j.--!-' 1.026,000 J-ieaa 4.00OT.ou.
Europe and afloat 2,400,000 Tin $2$.4028.62.
Total world's sunniv
Corn " .
Oats
; tary sign of a price recovery, but the New Tork, Sept 9. Directors of Na-
" . ouuisnness was snort lived and was of tional Sugar JKerming comp
the regular quarterly dividend of l
Primary receipts:
Wheat ....
Corn ..:...
Shipment
Wheat
Corn
Clearing today
Iir ago ...............
Balances today............
Year ago
, TACOMA.
Clearings today...... $
xiaiancas today
SEATTLE.
Clearings today .....
Balances todapr, ......
6,914.000 Washington, Sept. 9. Today's treas-
4ca nna urv statement snows:
9 A?j aaa I RAcplnla II. 340.567: rlishtirsementa
Th. r...lr,t. f V. . , I , 1 A AAA
. t . . io -uca, cuiiLinue very fi,oiv,vuv,
heavy, 172 cars of wheat arriving to-
day. compared With 140 Mr. ..ilm.i.j I Maw Tork Rent 9. Denver A RI.1
and 169 car received for this day a Grande railway propose to issue $150,
year ago; 000,000 bond In order to consolldats
I tha T? t n lrant WltlMrn anif p v H n ami i . h
nnnrw nr i mean .nrice. riiri...i v., i tra atooic.
rivprh.rl A rU . "
H0T3TTT HOP.
Ara you fust barely settins timing i
the aid of crutches or- a cane -Unless
ou nave lost a umo or nave a de-
ormlty If vour trouble is rhsurriatlam
lumbago, erpraln. stiff lolnts or anvthlnr
of like nature us. Ballard' Snow Lini
ment and in no time you can throw
away your crutches and be a well as
any one.
Price 16c. 60e and $1.00. Sold by
Skidmore Drug company. 1
First Annual Paclflo" National Live
stock Show and races, Sept 31, 23, 23,
24. 35. 26. at tha Portland Country Club
grounds.
consn-ess. I een congresses, nine
Cardinal Gibbons Is th guest "of the I France, flv. In Belgium, one In, Jeru-
auxe or iNorioiK ana is receiving mncn '. -" w nume inn tne last one in
attention. I Met. The proposal to meet in Am.r-
One special feature of th. oongress i nt year seems to be regarded with
will be parade of 14,000 school children I fa-yor $7 mw,y. tha prominent dele-
on oaiuraav. u ne cnuaren win repre- e"
sent tne uatnono scnoois of London
and the provinces. ' The dlamitarlea .will
view the parade from tho reeldenc of
tns archbishop of London.
The city authorities arranged a heavy
guara or ponce at tne catnearai today
and extra precautions have been ar
ranged for all the events of the week
to prevent demonstration by radical
Protestants. The only show of feeling
so far noticed was the hissing of the
aTgniiaries oy street crowas tortay
The threats of th. Protestant Alllanoe
had made general th. fear of some sort
of outbreak.
The none, by a special letter, has com
mended the spirit of the congress, and
the message will be delivered to the
delegates, consisting of more than 1,000
priests, a score of archbishops, more
than- 100 bishops. S cardinals and nu
merous monsignores ana other, of high
er orders, by Cardinal Vincent Vannu-telll.
The eucharlsttc congress t. one of
the most important societies of the
Catholic church. The central idea of
the cnurcn is in th. eucnarist the liv
ing presence of Christ In the bread and
wine on the altar. Th. euchartst is
one of the seven sacrament, of the
church and the most Important Out of
It have grown the ritual, music, archi
tecture of the churck and many pecu
liarities of Christian social- Ufa among
Catholics.
The Eucharlstic - congress was or
ganised 19 years ago for th purpose
of spreading devotion to the . blessed
TEETH WITH OR
WITHO UT PLATES
ovr or VOW T NdKl
W can do yotur entire Grown. Brllss
and rut Work In a day If necessary.
rnniTUT a-ami jixtraeiug a-ree
wnen Dlatea or Drldsea ara nrriaraA
Sensitive teeth and root removed with.
tn lat pain. Ten chair. Only
ue mm aciamiiio ana carerui WOT a.
ao txaxs zar ronmxm.
WA WISE AST) ASBOCIATXa
Palnle Dsn tirla,
raXHng SUdjr Talrd and Waahlagtoa
a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays 9 to It.
Painless Extraction, 60c: Plates, 36.00,
Both Phones, A and Main 3029.
762.377.00
Sept . .
85,828.00 oec
,$2.os,08f; no
. 240,299.00 1
Latest News of
Oregon Crops
NORTHWEST CROP WEATHER.
Oregon Fair except showers north-
Showers, southerly wlnda
west portion tonight, warmer; Thursday
lowrra, anumeriy wmaa
Washington Showers tonight and
warmer tonight - southerly
r1. rr g
lvg.: Eagr. aannavt. aaa $7
: aurro la ehlL 11.75 ntr 1M
' -vi uairia. ii.av par Anf; j
TtMtm. OaaJ, Oil,
ROPK Pyre Ma1. llet f" tartar!
lie; aL J. H aai, giT
eaa. a. Wrfi4 kt.. 1 ...
a rai: let rf uw gaiMaa, i laaa; aU
fT";l( in ion.
i-e ceg, rase. iit per
Thursday
Wlruls.
Idaho Fair south, shower north por-
mn tonigni aoa i nursaay; warmer
norm portion tonight
Albany, Or. Sept . The' grain crop
vi una county nas prsctlcaiv been
cerveeted, with th possible exception
of a few tract, f wheat and clover.
Thi undoubtedly raa be eared for with
the advent of gwod weather. Hop pick
ing hat beea begun la all the yards
hereabouts and will be rushed te a
rapid completion should tha waatH.
settle and remain favorable At the
present tlm there la no Indication of
ais aw nee waartever aaa the quality
May
Sept.
lc.
May
Sept.
Dec
May
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Sept.
Oct
Jan.
Sept
Vict.
Oct.
Jan.
WHEAT.
Open. High.
97 97
96 97
100 100
CORN.
79 79
8
1
661
49
60
!
62
Low. Close.
97 97
96 9B
96
99 100 i
79 79
68 68B
66 68B
48 49
60 60
62 62A
.I486
.1477
.1642
980
965
915
917
917
860
1460
1467
1637
$77
967
$10
911
913,
86$
1460A
1467B
1642
972B
977B
960
91$
817
917
$6$
IJvTiKot. Wheat Market.
Liverpool. Sept 9. nmoi.t v..
September
December
Open.
.7s $ d
."s d
Close.
7s 5d
.7
Ctutie, Adraore ta act.
Chicago, Sept 8 Official run:
of the crop is flrst-claaa AltogetheVJ iV. ,csr . 18.009 14.000 $0.00
bas 4e a profitable one ".T T ' 10
the saaoa
along all Unas of horticultural endeavor
ana ine- BaaiDianaar,or a strong mar
ket Will mean snoch ta tha tmrm .
una aa-fiai ueir ereoa at ihair ,41.-
POSSi.
Totnorrew. Tksradar. aoaiilnlT i. .,
day for dlarxmat oa weal side gas kllla
Ica't fail la read gas tlpa "
gal: Ire Hit, U c pr gaL
TUKi tMi.M is raaea, lie par aaj.
We-vl a, re par g.L
WHITE LLUV-Tm lfa
ttL.'"-'.'" : lews lets. t r 7tL
.IK KA1L Presect kaaia $14$.
A.
Omaha 4.100 t'ao n'aaa
.. . ry k n:wr. lert oxer yes
terday, 4.10. Receipts year ago II 0'
mixei $4.494VT.iT: heryT VoVl'li;
(attic ic higher.
Sheep Duil .
PRODUCT IIS SAX FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Sept 9. Wheat No,
1 California clutf. per cental, $1.67 H
1.70: California white Australian. $1.75
ffllHI): northarn bllieatem. 11 7?U
1.80; northern club, $1.67; iAferlor
grades of wheat $1.5001.60; reds, $1.65
1.72.
Barley Feed, $1.3001. 85; common to
fair, $1.251.80; brewing at San Fran
cisco, nominal at S1.461.6S; Chevalier,
$1.60 1.60, according to quality.
Eggs toer dosen ) Calif ornla fresh.
Including cases, extras, 35c; firsts
ic; seconas, j)tr; eastern seiectea,
22c; eastern, firsts, 25c; do seconds, 23c;
storage, 20c.
Butter (per pound) California fresh,
extras, 26c; firsts, 23c; seconds 22c;
thirds, 20c; eastern extras, 24c; packing.
na zone? an no. z. isc
New Cheese (per pound) California j
rata, rsncy, lie: nrsts, iohc: seconas.
9e; California Toung America, fancy,
12c; firsts. 13c; eastern Oregon, fancy,
11c: do ToTung America, fancy, I4c.
Pntatoea (ner cnntall Rlvar whltaa
(sacks), fancy, 69fte; poor, ($0"6c;j
saunas jfcturoansa, i.ipr i.o: eany
rose, 764f 86c; sweet potatoes, 13c
Onion (per sacc) Yellow, 6066o.
Oranges (Pr box) Valencia, $2,000
$-50.
Good Fishing: at Xewport.
Adrlca haa ' 1 a at ha.
UversKi and chlnock saliaoa ar being
caught aw trolls la Taquiaa bay. J
wf. Tat4aW.-F SlAal la..1 I a
I.".- t fall ta read gas tip. .
BOSTOX COPPER ARKET.
(Furnished by Overbeck V Cooke Co.)
Boston. Sect . Offlcisl bid nrlces:
Aovaatar ... m
Alloueg ..... 1$
Arcadian .... $
AUantie ..... 14
Bingham . . . . $
Boston Cmra. 11
riutta coaia.. is
Cat Arts.. 121
Centennial ..32
Cop. Rang.. 78
G.Ely...... -f
I an 7 m est.. . . s
Oranby 11
Greene .....1J
Olronx ...... 4
Mass
Michigan .... ,
.1.. 44
NO. Butt ... $"U
East Butt .. 8
Old Horn. 41
Osceola 110
Parrot 11
Phoenix I
Qulncy 9$ .,
Royals 21 U
Shannon ...a. 16 V .'
Tamarack .... 74
Trinity 19 i
United ...... 11
lmb at. .....
Utah Con. - 441
Vlet4rtn $
Wolvertna ...145
Wfnoiia .....- 0
Bay Etate Uas $
Lumbermens Walional Bank
Corner Second and Stark Streets
y PORTLAND, OREGON
CAPITAL $250,000
ornexma
G. K. WENT WORTH. President
JOHN A KEATING Vlca-President
GEO. L. M'PHERSON. . . Vlc-Preldent
H. I. 8TORT Cashier
F. A. FREEMAN .-..Assistant Cashier
BXSSCTOaVS
0. JC Wentworth. Charles 8. Rnssell, V S. Brtimby. Dr. K. A. X
Mackensia. George O. Blnghem. Lloyd 1. Wentworth. J. E.
Wheeler. George L. Mcpherson. John A. KastUig. Rob
. art T. PUtt,H. XX Story.
Transacts a General Banking Business
Miami ....i.. ll'whooa .... $
Ner. Cosa-.. J$IU. a oil . i
er,klt .... 18 U. . Minta . . 41
Nifpisslng .. $ .
Overbeck & Cooke Co.
Conmlssloa Elercluals, Stocks, Coads. Cotloa. Crala. Eli
- tllW BOARD OF tRA.DK BUILDlNOi , " ...
, llctabcr CSucmir Board cl Tr!, Corrctpondestg ot Log A Brvaa, '
Chixafo, Kew York, fiotioa.
- W bars. tb only privatt wire connecting; Portland with tit cattcra
exchiagea, ,
' MJCMBERJ POTULXJ BOARD OF TKAD& " i