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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1908.
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1
KEB'S MARKETS TODAY
nil mi i nninn inr
mi urn hum Mt
fTEHIflGSOfjn
LATE CALL FOR'
01 POTATOES
Sara Broadus Says There
Will Be Little Doing: Un
til Itivers Clean Up.
Wholesale market features. .
Nothing doing In hop niarliel.
Outlook for Oron potatoes.
' Onion markat ! weaker.
' Pggs are showing advance.
t'nion Oil advances price.
, Butter still very scarce.
. Chicken market Is steady.
Bean valuee are miw.
Grape prices demoralised.
Outlook tor Oregon Potatoes.
i The recent report that thera would be
no , SJmand I at all for Oregon potatoes
. Jt plKl. price. U alifhtly .rror
. A--LS,iMrS:
and who la eccerdlted with being well
up In the market. ! ."'' V
tervlew did not go quite ouf.h;ll,
The potato business," he aaya, will
be dull. Very dull here for the next two
o? three months. The California river
c ropa are almost aa heavy as a year
ago? while the quality 1. moni t he
best I have ever known for that arowth.
East year "while, the rivers Produced
heavy yield, of , potatoes, the quality
was unusually bad. A-year ago the
river growers of CaJlfornla were some
what badly hurt In the region of their
pocket boo lis by holding- their potatoes
. for higher prices. This year Aey are
' going- to sell almost everything as soon
ia possible In fact, thehave already
started. They will sell freelr-untlMbe
bulk of their crop la moved.
Other mstrtcts Are Short.
"Outside of " the river section there
are but few potatoes In California this
. year. When the river growers clean up
-and that will occur late In January or
early In February at the present rate or
selling there Is going to be a heavy
demand for Oregon.. Select Oregons
will find demand all the time.
"This Is one year out of five when I
believe it will pay the grower of po-
tatoes here to hold his supplies for good
: prices. I would therefore advise the
; nnt fa aell much stock until
February. Fancy smooth stock will be
In demand right through the season at
f:ood prices when they grade up to 8a
Inas for Salinas are very, very short.
However, other grades will drag along
uniu sner wte turn v. j .
' Outlook for Oregon Onions
j While some interests may not agree
with Mr. Boardus in all his forecasts
of the market, the trace in general is
of the opinion, like Mr. Broadus, that
Oregon onions will not sell at very
high figures. Mr. Broadus told The
' Journal today: "Seventy-five cents win
he a good price for Oregon onions to
growers this season, ana 11 i ww i
T would take that sum. Call
.. fornia,. Colorado and Nevada all have
. record crops of onions tnis season, ana
at the present time they are selling 'in
California around 60c."
Mr. Broadus is on his way to Texas,
for which DOint he will ship potatoes
from Idaho. He expects to return to
Portland when the demand from tan-
fornia for our stock become, sufficient,
- . Egg Market Xs Higher.
Receiver, of egg. along Front street
are generally quoting a higher price to
day. While some are still offering sup-
BEST STEERS
BHE n
One Rale Is 3rade at $k25 in
Yards Today Fat Calves
Are in Demand.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Today .
Monday
to, . ..
90i . ..
05 . ..
1U
lit
400
130
435
17S
79
800
WHEAT SUPPLY
OFF III EUROPE
Great Decrease in the Vis
ible Causes More Buying
Chicago Closes Higher.
Pent
... two.
70 May
Sfio
230 Loss.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET!
Open. Close. Bob t. 14. Gain.
:::::::? Kg Kg $
1011 101 101
POT BLOFSTEfJ
, 9
am HIGHER I
EXECUTIVE BOARD LACKS
POWER, SAYS JOSSELYN
XU1 Beads Are XIV
I
President B. 8. Jossetyn of tha Port
is High as 95c Is Now Beinsr
Taid for Spot De
livery Here.
In today1. New Tork took I land Rallwav. Llht A ! nnmnanv
market the JIU. securities wer this morning sent a communication to
I the executive board. In which ha tells
elth eltv AfMnlala that ha mwtA )! Mm.
of both tlie Northern Parlflo and pny Wf)uM n,v nothing. to do with
the Great Northern would .how the board In the matter f rabulldlns
4 considerable decrease In earn- the Madison street hrlde-e heoauae th.
W Inga, I executive hftxtnl'a tviwip mmm llmltul tA
- I At ma ihi wnicn uroviuaa mm mum
w w m m m m e e e e I rental of tig, 000 a year, which the com
v. - pany woum not pay.
iri oepu stoca mar- Pre.ldent Josulvn'a l.ttnr 1. In renlv
r, in
a board
n which the
irira ununr rriiiurf ana cinwg i, ft., reaolutlon naaaixl hv Ih
with a general loss today a. compared t? t.'JZlV iHSSZtt?. V- "
with last tilrhfe oloalne- bid. tireat I t.-..j .TVV".l -7 7 . J. . .T v "l
North. rr1r rTh.r viY 'T nm u,nom me auopuon or
"il, 'i-.riVw.nwer4V ! 'or n-w bridge It had" become
Into ne
pany for
present
Chlcaso. fieot. IS. Riirnniian markela
Portland Union Stockyards. Sept. 15 wer, mted f.n, hut .....,-
The liveatoclt market 1. In good shape, higher today. Outaide influences had
with the exception of sheep, the latter o effect upon the market here for with Kanaa City
World'! fro eat Mom.
Deo.
change In price, is shown at th. mo- , pj". ln, .a Z
"The cattle market ..j tr.nly Arm irfhlSRinr1
DRINK raiuer nun ariu bhw, mimju iiu ! a fciuivv tnftrMu In th imtHim mim
eneral tend-
the market
fr-hS-'Vh? L'oS.of .teer. Th higher closing at Liverpool may
Va la .htr,?-tSl ll?L0,l ."ected the sentiment to some ex-
sold today at $4.25. thia being the ex- tent uu , th- day fop ,eilor, of th8
thus far. . . . .. .. land wre paying a slightly hla-her nrlce
The market Is excellent for eajresitoo.
...!. . . . i . i h . J. 1. 1 1 ..Ti i - ir. au, or ooard to enter
i n N r hm , 1U nnlni; In ?? ln mpany
PoWland IUA 4U:""""L" A"lV5:JTiL,,TtV,?..""rrJm".? Jos.elyn -aid fn his letter that he
a r.:. .r:: ri. ... ;.i 0?. " " into negotiations with
1 i ivrr,;;: "it" ir.:;r , " n z.. in c"y putivt board. The executive
wieu I muk x. cri ouuimou . noKuiiiK x.
ChloJigo',, ,. tt
St. Louis 9
New York 106
Duluth 100H
t H
Minneapolis
Liverpool
99 1
T. 7Hd
TV. S t1 1 As VtA-enaui.tlei 4U.4l....
L ' ,r 'a 4iV .Jla7' J JiQor mnw ruruier step or procood
4U IT a Uls.l n4"A..a.A IX rtvlam
- Ts V fhaat vtsi yVIHH
I Range of price, furnished by Over-
4wd4A44e44r4( oecu e iookb uq.:
BOARD OF TRADE RECEIPTS,
-Car
DESCRIPTION.
Barley
and If. car lota of fat stuff, not tool For the day Antwerp shows a gain of Flour'
wane r-ans ciosea iv to DO Centimes I Hav
Sept. If. Sept. 14. Sept. 19
A ffl IS
... ... 7 6Amal. Copper Co.
... ii j o I Am. v.. & t. c.
.... 1 4 ill ua pra. . .
... 10 121 II Am Ioco., c.
heavy, arrive a still better price is like-
lr. aocordlng to commission men. I above the final figures of yesterday. Atln.t.
The market is extremely good ror I Berlin there wss a Iom of U at the urt...,
. -ay : I T Iixrcx L
oaives, vtaiea Mr. nenson. icioins ana h at uudapeat. L4vrpool I Am. Cotton Oil n
TnHa Hi nalva. m fr Vk1 I flrmtkft U tn mL. A AKlva. 4Kta, n.in a I ---- -- I '
Ho aw ifrmer t 17. but no sale. Monday." " " T -I. I?! V'fw!m. -T11': VL Pi! g-VBf-
, ... ... , - ... I a ..i.iv.1. . . I tniK iii in r i in Kit iiiruuKn t no ricinc v . ...
nmonn npuntu .. ..,. ,u j.. .... i'l"r b"w. northweaL Tnt. aalna are rannn do Pfd . . .
that figure,- neai increas-a i.uio.ooo ousneis. lirrt .- ; hS.h-i hiT.-, .i?.S i..: Anac. Mln. Co.
BepresenUtlTe SaU. at Tartfc Jj ." I'SaVXaSi"-.- terday for this grade the transaction. Am. Woolen, o.
"h. fnliAwtnv mIm cp rpni-AMntiifivA I mu. . n 1 neinxT arnuna scavbso a nuahal. Th I " """'"i u.
r -.--. . " in me .European suoDty i z:.' r.r .7; r . 7 -"-1 nfii
of those made at the yards during the la startling and explains the eagerness
past 24 hours:
5 cow :
IS Cows
4 steers
9 steers
1 calf ..
8 cows .
1 calf .
a' th n.. ...... w 1-. at the moment la In thia arradM. thara I . v-i
v.. v. . 1 1 . : 1 a iv UUJ WtlVttl lUtl , . . . . . ' . ' -. . . Y)Tn
early delivery. The European total sup- be,n no c5an In the sentiment re- B,
ply show.: . , I gardlng thr varieties, -with the ex- V---
9 00 Bushels. ceptlon of Turkey red, which Is finding Pent Leather ' e
1.76 Today Year Ago. much of the same demand aa In blue- do ntd
4.25 Wheat' 20,873.000 46,660,000 stem. c &K w"c"
.Z5 v,om . 128.000 8.1S9.000I uats marxet is ratner auu at the mo- n vf a. ai d
tOE AA XflnMAannll. 1 1 , . ,,.MAnA ..Itk M ...W 1 . I X'- '
.i.tf I . "v ..i i.cttvi Id p UB1 W IICCtL BUUyilaH lUQIlti TClkAt J1V CtttAl.KO tit LfAiSft VAUUVB tUf
19.296
4,870
9,826
240
8,676
205
4.25 show an. Increase of 175,000 bushels for the day.
A year ago today hogs were weak, but I three days. I Cash barley Is firm, with no change
other lines were nrm at, uncnangea i .." . .S J ' "i." rea, i.uui ; i in values.
plies at 27c other, are obtaining 28
and in few Instances as high as 28H
28c,
c
The tendency of the market I. higher.
because or tne smaller arrivals.
- Chicken market i steady. There Is
' now a demand for geese and if fat will
receive quick . despatch. The Jewish
' holiday, next week will take care of
quite liberal shipments. Few geese are
shown . in tne market at tne moment.
Shipments should arrive here the pres.
ent week.
' Bntter Still Terr Boaroe.
Supplies of creamery butter are still
: -' very aoarce In the local market, and
there is still considerable talk of ad
vancing the price In tne near future.
. Even outside brands are selling around
toto prices, thus indicating the full
, strength of the market..
Cheese market Is firm but unchanged
- sn-pnc.
Brief Hotes of the Trade.
Union Oil company today announced
an advance of Ho a gallon on ooaloll
in bulk and oases and lc a gallon on
gasoline, following the recent rise of
tandard Oil. ,
2 Bean market 1. somewhat easier be-
cause of the nearness of the season's
. ODeninar for new crop.
Grape prices are demoralised "Some-';
; wnat owing to tne iioerai supplies or
light-colored Tokays. Price range,
i from 76c to $1,25.
1 There Is a wide range In tomato
prices, owing to the difference in the
vise of pack and quality. Some loosely
packed stuff is not bringing over 25o a
, box, while select quality and tight pack
i. Selling at 40 60c.
Vothing Doing la Bop Market.
While there are all sort, of rumors
afloat at thia time regarding sales and
contracts on hops, none of them can
be confirmed here. Local -dealers as
: sert that they are entirely out of the
market at the moment. Harry L. Hart
notified Ms orilce that trade was dull
. In the east
. Front street sells at the followin
' price.. Those paid shippers are less
regular commissions:
Bntter, Bggs and VotUtry,
BUTTER Extra creamery. tlfto
- rancy, sue; store, mo.
BUTTER FAT Deliver?" f. o.
Portland Sweet cream, ,0c; sour, 28c
prices.
Official yard values today-:
Hogs Best east of mountains, 87.00
ordinary, $8.76 7.00; blockers and
China fats, 86.00; stockers and feeders,
5.00.
Cattle Select east of mountains,
steers, H4.2S; medium steers, 93.609
B.o; ordinary, is.zowa.av; nesi cows c.-a
C II U liniul. I W vl U.vu , III' I1H.I1I vuna, i.i
82.00(g2.25; stags, J2. 5003. 00; bulls, Dec." oid
" I May
m Tl... . 1 an EA. I I
Oliccp urcit, wrini'i n, t..uv, uiu mat j ,
wethers. I3.00eS.26: Iambs. 14.00:
straight ewes, 82.50; mixed lots, 92.60 Sept
2 7R i.eo.
Veal Choice young calves, 84.6Q; May
heavy and rought, 13.600 4.00.
No. S red, 11.00; No. S hard, 99 c: No!
. ii.ua; wo. i northern sprlr
1 .
No. 8 northern spring,
lern spring,
ng, 11.04
86c1.00.
The flour situation remains aulet.
with millers holding all values stlffer
because of the high price of wheat
Still talking of an advance In patents.
on tne board or trade tooday there
OvX'l I 9vT.ict furn,BheJ y was no change In the bid price for Sep.
ul erDecK & cooKe i t o.: I i.mhn nk.t Hut nAKAmh.fi . ...u,
100
3 f
WHEAT.
Open. High.
. 99
. 98
. 991
.101 102
CORN.
. 80U 804
. 68
. 6634 66Ti
Low. Close.
984 99
98 99$
99', A
101 101
OATS.
Sent 48U u
Hogs Advance 5 Cents. I Dec it 60
Chicago, Sept 16. Official run: ffla' 0i
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. -PORK.
Chicago ..10,000 7,600 35.000 Oct 1630 1537
Kansas City 12.000 28,000 10,000 Jan 1697 1697
Omaha 5,000 10,000 22,000 May 1680 1(86
Hogs are So higher.
terday. 8.600. Tear ago,
88.76a7:60; heavy, 7.167.50;
$.757.45; light, 6.60g7.60.
Cattle and sheep, steady.
Left over yes-
14,000. Mixed,
rough.
Oct
Jan.
May
Northwest Crop Weather.
Oct
jjreATon r air loniKni. cottier exceiti i
near coast Wednesday fair, warmer ex- I
cept near coast, worth west winds.
Washington Fair tonight cooler east I
partion. Wednesday fair, probably
warmer except near coast. iNortnwest
winds.
Idaho Showers and thunderstorms
tonight or Wednesday; cooler tonight
Liverpool Wheat Market,
Liverpool. Sept. 15. Wheat prices:
ODen. Close.
Sept 7s7Ad 7s7dj
Deo. 7s7d 7s7d
LARD.
1020 1026
1000 10p2
1000 1005
; RIBS.
980 985
895 900
' 907 907
80
67
66H
61
1512
1B77
1680
1005
987
995
965
885
900
temper wheat, but December was easte
and lower, with supplies being offered
at 93c. The . highest bid today for
December delivery of club wheat was
9ZC.
Oats futures were easier, the delayed
deliver- showing a loss for the day of
140 a cental, wnne a decline or lc is
80 A noted in September.
68 B I Barley futures were unchanged.
Official board of trade prices today
CLUB WHEAT,
Open. High. Low. Close.
90 B 90
91HB 92 B 91V4B 93 A
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
1.45 B 1.46 B 1.45 B 1.46
1.46 B 1.47HB 1.46 B l.r 0
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY.
1.27 B 1.27 B
1.27 B 1.29 B 1.27 B 1.29
66
48UB
49g
62 B
1520
1692
1682
1012A
992A
995
Sept
Dec
Sept
Dec.
Sept.
I Dec.
975
890B
902
FAMOUS MINE BOUGH
News Gossip
of Finance
T
BY PORTLAND PEOPLE
Grants Pass, Or., Sept. 15. The fa
mous Scrlbner A Henderson gold proper
ties of the Wolf Creek district, north.
Tork,
a k n . w.-. tit. iv. a a-
.VV. VMlMiaA, V 7b w W. AM.. ... A,vUi VW.
lAmnn 4 A KAjRItt OK hn. ' r m ofriiif f A
454.60; pineapples', Hawaiian, $2.60 8.00 hree". small bonds
New
bonds: Date.
Twos, registered... 1930
do, coupon 1930
Threes, registered.. 1908
do, coupon 1908
ern Josephine county, have been pur
Hept. 16. Government I and Joseph Dysert of Grants Pass. The
..108
108
dox. : cantaloupes. 60 85c: blackber
ries, 11; peaches, 4080c; pears, 26c
90c; grapes, 76cll.fi0; watermelons,
86cll cwt; casabas, 13 doz.
AlM-'L.Kts ew. 60C4DI1.26 per box.
-POTATOES Nev- selling, J1.00
.26; buying for shipment, per cwt..
iwi.iu;. ordinary, (Dkjboc; sweet,
4Hc.
VEGETABLES Turnips, new Oregon.
11 SRf hita. 11 KO: rarrntA 1!KR1KA
sack; parsnips, 85c11.00; cabbage, He.
.ibtz; tomatoes, zaoiauc dox; Deans,
oc; oaunnower jaiirpmia, crate, (
Foura, registered... 1925
do, coupon 1925
Twos, Panama 102 ft 103
New Tork, Sept. 16. Metal prices:
Bid. Asked. I new owners. havA tAken nnnsHiiinn nnri
iw l will at once begin the active develop
ment of the property. This Is one of
the most remarkable free-gold proposi
tions in Oregon, ir not on the coast. It
was discovered by Scrlbner & Henderson
several years ago, and has since been
operated by them, and by the crude
method of arastre, sluice and mortar.
As there was plenty of rich stuff near
tne suriaoe, ana nanasome wages could
104
101.
101
100HV
12014 181
JilVt 1ZZ
Copper Lake. 1834 13o: electrnlv. I h mnrfa. thn
liu, iJAlitonri CKBlinKS. 13
I ' " V ' I woti
Lead 14. 62 4.55.
Tin $28.874 28.60.
New Tork, Sept. 16. Bar
with ODeratlncr It on the ariclent nlan.
ana refused many flattering offers.
They removed several fortunes from
the proposition. The first few weeks
silver, I that they worked t, the sluices cleaned
up 9S&.UVU. a aoubie-tub arastre was
later nlaced on thA nrnnArtv
London, Sept. 16. Silver, 28 ll-16d. The Scrlbner & Henderson is located
on one of the vast belts of dlorite which
tteas. Oreson. Be: horseradish Rift inn?
artichokes, ) dos; green onions. 16o I Boston, Mass., Sept. 15. The firm of I In southern Oregon, are the source of
er aos; peppers, bell, 68c; Chile, ( ); wrs" Droiters, closed many goia-Deanng ledges and pocket
ead lettuce. 'KrffiSOn rtn- rtiriimhara I this morning. BankruDtcv Droceedlnira veina. The formation l a unft roi
local, 16)20c dos; radishes, 15c dozen are pending against the firm. I yellowish rock, which Is given the name.
Her lb.
a EGGS-n-LocaL best 17 HO 28c: ordl
nary, 17 He; large lots, lc less; eastern.
2bc: local storage. Z40Z6C.
POULTRT Mixed chicken. 12 Ue
roosters, old. 9c: fryers. 14c; broilers.
14c oer lb.: gee, anrinsr. ioc: turkeva
' alive, old, 17(fl8c; spring, 20e; spring
; fluexs. Kiritc id: pigeons, squaos, tztf
2.6w per aos.; om, i; aressea poultry,
ltrlHc pound hlghe".
CHKK8E Full cream, flats, triplets
ana daisies, uttc; loung American,
ittc.
Kopc. Wool and sutae.
HOPS 108 crop. ff8c lb.
WOOL 10 Wlllametts valley, 11
CISC
6HEEPSKIX8 Sheering. l01ic
earn; snori wool. Jtx:iuc; medium
woe!. 6c4jll each; long woot, 76c (t
81. ra.
MOHAIR 107 NomlnaL 1IH91MS.
TALLOW Prime, per lb, 10 4c; No.
t snd grease, leic
CHITTIM BARK 4 9tc.
- HIDBS Dry bliln. lie 14c lb; green,
7e lb; bulla, green salt, tete lb.
s 0 7c; calves, green. 8 010c; klpa,
. 4mta. men aa Xay.
WHEAT Buying price. ow Trsex.
Portland Club, ic; blueotAov. itlt.
ffwtrtoid. fie; red. lie; Willamette val
ley. --
t"l, ! null.. aaIapV tremlan CiACa.
green corn, $1.501.75 sack.
arocerlas. Huts, Etc
SUGAR California A Hawaiian Re-
fftfery Cube, $6.40; powdered, $6.26;
berry, $0.06; dry granulated, $6.05; XXX
granulated, $6.96; conf. A., $6.05; extra
ts., io.ou; goiaen u.. 6.io; u., yellow.
; oeei granuiatea. &.sb: barrels.
5c; half barrels. 80c: boxes. Lba axl-
vance on sack basis.
(Above prices are 80 days net cash
quotations.)
SALT Coarse Half ground, 100s,
$11 per ton; 60s, $11.50; table, dairy.
60s. $16.60: 10s. $16.00: bales 12.16:
imported jjiverpoi
$19.00; 4s. $18.00;
"porphyry" by the miners. Whenever
Wsshlngton, Sept. 16. Today's treas- I this formation occurs In Josephine coun
ury statement shows: Receipts, 81,- ty, gold Is always found. The value!
349,994; disbursements, 31,210.000. lie in frequent seam, and rich streaks,
ool, 50s $20.00; 100s,
extra fine barrels.
2s, 6s and 10s, $4.6006.50: Liverpool
lump rock, $20.50 per ton.
RICE Imperial Japan No. 1, 6c; No.
2. 6V46c; New Orleans, head, 7fco;
AJax, ( ); Creole, 6ic
HONEY New. 16c per lb.
BEANS Small white, $4.75: large
white. 1475; pink, 13.66: bayou, $3.66;
Llmm. 15.83; Mexican reds. .
COFFEE Packagebrands. $16.60.
Keats, risk and Provisions.
HAMS. BACON. ETC Portland pack
f local) hams. 16 to 18 !. 17o per lb;
breakfast bacon. ISttZlttc lb; picnics.
. . 1 L . 1 1 .9. IK. . . 1 . -
tC U, tULlAK, IUII, A . . III. 1 r, U,M .IIUI W
clears smoked, 12&c lb; backs, smoked,
UHe'lb: smoked short clears. 18Kc:
bellies, smoked. 15c lb; shoulders, 12 o
lb.; pickled tongues, 70c each.
DRESSED MEATS Front street
Hogs, fsncy. 754Y48o lb; ordinary, Vc;
larae. c: veal, extra. V4ac lb: ordl-
rturv. 7 0 8c lb: heavy. 6 a 6c lb: mutton.
fancy. 77HcJb; spring lamb. 7J7c
lb.
LOCAL, IiAKl Kettle lear, ins. nc
per lb: 6s UNe per lb; 60-lb tins, 14c
Dr lb; steam rendered, 10s. 13Hc
per lb; ts It c per lb; compound. 10s.
Rock cod. 10c lb: flounders.
(c per lb; halibut 'c per lb; striped
iMvaa. isa ter id: cat nun. io per in
aalmon. chlnook. 7c: stlverslde. (c: her
rine-s. tc ner lb: soles. 7c per lb: shrimp.
: -c io; percn. c per id; ivmnxi, is per
b: lobsters, zbo per id; rresn macserei.
id; criwiun, i par avum; tar-
geon i per id; niacg Dasa. zee per
silver man. o per to. duck coo.
U( per lb; crabs. tl.201-7t dosea.
iVEVAD. MINING STOCKS.
sometimes almost pure metal. The
BoriDner & l-ienaerson dike has a width
of a quarter-mile. The oxidised, gold
bearlnr Dortlon of thn halt la fmm 9(1
(Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co.) to 40 feet deep, with values all the way
can r ntncucu, oopi. id. ma prices: mrouxn in ine live years mat the
GOLDFIELDS DISTRICT proposition nas Deen worKed two Ion
a ... . . ... tunnels have been driven, one to a deDt
t,."V"x," V"'"?"iA of 600 and the other 800 feet. The new
lSo Rnnth 41 RIha rtull 1 A .j.T. " mrgutl a vertical snail,
JJVtm Pick '18? Mav 0,,AAn t5II" and wlU ,nk U to a of S0 eet-
Bov 8c B B Ext 8?A Hltfi? S&ik A mlU- Bultabl9 tor reducing the stuff
D?xVC2ca!- a3' CofumbraA,10BcAe Hlbernla' ti W.,hJ'h,th bl dlke U '"P ill
U. & N. W., C
Ches. A Ohio .
Colo. F. & I., c
Colo. South., c
do 2d pfd. . .
An 1 t tA
Icorn Products, c
ao pro
Dela. & Hudson.
D. & R. G... c...
do pfd
Erie, c
do 2d pfd
do 1st pfd....
Gt. North., pfd..
Illinois Central..
Louis. A Nash . .
M., K. & T.. c...
do Dfd
Distillers . . . . . .
Ore Land.......
Mo. Pacific ....
National Lead .
N. T. Central..
N. Y.. O. & W. .
N. & W.. c
N. Pacific, c.t..
P. M. S. Co
Penn. Ry
P. G., L. & C. Co.
P. 8. C, c
do pfd
Reading, c
do 2d pfd. ..
do 1st Dfd. ..
Rep. 1. & S., c.
Rock Island, c. .
ao pia
St L. & 8. F. 2d tx
St. L. & S. W., c.
do pfd
So. Pacific, c.
do pfd ...
So. Ry., c. . .
do Dfd
T., St. L. & W.. c.
ao pra
Union Pac, c.
do pfd
U. S. Rubber, c
do pfd
U. S. Steel Co., c.
, co prd
Wabash, e
do pfd
W. U. Telegraph
Wis. Central, c. ,.
do efd
Wheeling Lake .
Westlnghouse . ..
29 M
364
44
137 W
144H
109 54
32
66
66
82
106
42H
75
142H
Z6
124H
1744
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135H 187H 1S44
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109 U
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66
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106
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ng. toward the building of the new
aid bridge." ,
eoond Oonxae Open,
Or may. ."In Its dlacrtton nrniMAil tn
aahjuiia . ti uwiiuotuuaituiA tui nereinoe'
fore provided. In the name of the city of
Portland, any and all franchises, ease-
ttienia. teases. aDDroacnea. strunturea.
I superstructure., liens, railway tracks.
railway wire., roadway., telephone and
telearanh and electrin wlrea and nthar
101 (private property, including said leaae
45Hand franchise and any other rights and
TH
allway,
privilege, of the Portland K
Light A Power company, or such other
company or companies a. may be in
terested therein, which may be required
for the purpose of carrying Into effect
the purposes of this act"
The amendment gives the executive
board the power to get anything It
wants by way of condemnation and In
asmuch as the people want the bridge
81 nil I llaa snmna t w A a... a .
the ptmple the nrlce aaked, It Is probable
that the amendment will rarry the city
liy of the act. fraing tne valid.
, Tossslyn's Z,etUr. ' ' ,
President Jossflyn'. letter follows:
o "The PorU.nd Railway. Light
Power romitany has received a copy
of the resolution passed at your r Mil
iar meeting held heptsmber 11, lo
Inviting said comptuiy to submit to
you a proposal or proposals, in writ.
Ing. for the surrender of this com
pany a -Dresent leaa. rrinrhi.A .
other rla-hts and rlvllAra. it .- -
claims to have in, to and upon what I.
now known a. the Madison street
bridge, and anDroachea tharatn f ,
a, itaa io operate car. over and aorosa
g new brldro to be ennatruntw4 .r,n..
said river from Madison street on the "
west siae to Hawthorne avenue on thai
east side thereof; for a term expiring
the 81st day of December, A. D., Itti,
aald proposal or proposals to Include at
least all of the terms, conditions, pro
visions, stipulations and agreements
mentioned or referred to In .aid sec
tion lit of the Portland charter aa
mended June . 1907. '
"The Portland Railway. Light A
Power company would be willing to sur
render its present unexDlred franchise
on Mild bridge 'and accept a new fran
chise or leaae to expire December 31,
1988, Increasing to a reasonable extent
the yearly rental to be paid underauoh.
franchise: but a. the power of the ex
ecutive board of the city of Portland
was expressly limited by said section
118 a. amended June S, 1907, to a con
tract Bet forth therein, the minimum
yearly payment of which was $15,000,
this company Is compelled most re-
eetruily to decline to enter into nego
atlons for the surrender of - its pres
ent franchise and for the granting of a
new lease and franchise, as provided In
said amendment of section 118 of the
Portland charter a. amended June. 1907.
s "very truly your.,
"B. S. JOSSELTN. President"
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SECURES PATENT- ON .
VALUABLE INVENTION
178
S7
87
22
19
86
26
18
110
119
22 i
8H
??
100
47
110
12
26
62
28H
47
74! 74! 74
108
119
zi
J. J. ritxslmmons. Inventor of a
41 I watchman", register, has received the
patent of hi. Invention from Washing
ton, The register 1. a simple contriv
ance for checking up night watchmen
on their rounds and for keeping ac-
ourale tab on employe, a. to the time
of their arrival and .departure to and
from their place, of business. A com-
?any has already been formed to put
he machine, on the market and ar
rangements have been made to have
them manufactured by .an eastern
firm.
The Inventor, J. J. Fltsslmmons. has
been a resident of Portland for 27
years, and for the past two years has
been steadily at work perfecting his
new Invention. The register I. in a
small nickel case. It may be hung on
the outside of a window or on the in-1
g. - ggg?
25
56
184
99
46
109
1ZH
26
8
46
134
86
87
22
18
84
26
17
48
108
119
a
26
66
164
87
82
99
46
109
13
26
60
25
to
8
side, where the watchman can get to
It to register on his rounds and will-
Keep an accurate record or tne watcn
man's movements. It Is the. first in
vention of the kind that can be worked
front the outside of the building.
NAME OF HAM IS
DISTASTEFUL NOW
Declaring that "Ham has not con
tributed to the .upport of her daughter"
since the date of her divorce, in April,
1907. Mrs. Lottie F. Hatfield has applied
to the county court for permission to
change the name of Lottie Louise Ham,
four years of age, to Hatfield, the name
of the mother. Louis F. Ham Is the
name of the husband from whom the
mother was divorced. He was ordered
to pay $10 per month, but has not done
so, and the mother thinks- the child
should no longer be Incumbered with
his 'name.
Total sales, 820,600 shares.
3c, St Ives 26c,
vvmiu-iiui ou, dik. i The
i comOinT that rrnt! v niirrhti Art
Oro 12c K?M Eit 2CA Stdat Vi?' th" OoUen Wedge mine of tne Galfce
2cA Itt Jlc OrWt Vniv ?J' district is preparing to install 10 addi-
D?re' 61 Red Too Ext 10p PpArfn?; tlon,U tmp- and enlarge the cyanide
HlDta'f BPRECon . 'iA Tvt "1 concentrating plant. The new 'equip-
tiA t--.,- i ii .w mem will oo placed at once, and tha
ll.aiU. Or. Bend Ext. c Or H.nd mine opera veo. on amucn larger scale In
i - - - - ..u ...... ritriira
M T LUSTl FTB sIlln price Brao. OT8TERS Shoalwater Bay. ner gsl
$24 tv; wilodllnsa 111.60; shorts, IJI.o; i ion, 116; rr lfO-lb sack, 8 Of: Oiym
cb"". Ill 6 1 Per ton rl.. pr gmllon. $2.40; per 1 0-lb sack.
rtAl-n 1 . " ivwaiArm .ir-
rtq re-tent. $4 it: straight $4.06o
M; export, tt.fOt.7; valley. 14 45;
akana is s. .4: wneie wbeat. $4.t;
4a, $( ti; balea. 11-PARLi-T
f ed, lit.; rolled, tltt;
It ob to; Eagle canned, tec eaa. $7.
Ooxn; eastern in sneii, si..s per
CLAMS Hsrdsbeil, per box, $140;
reaor clams. $z.ft per ctexi 1 ee per ao.
la(atv flssl. 4X1, SCtti,
ROPE Pure Manila. lle; (rtasdavra
11c; slssL e: L B. slsai. 8a
LINt-ULD OIL Raw. bbla, tie;
eaees. ie: belled, bbl ite; cases. lc
a gal; lota rf 26 galiona. 1 Ism. ell
cake bkI 814 toa.
HENZ1.NE tee deg, nwt. I8c per
gal: Ifn bMa. II He tter r.l-
Tt-RPrVTIVE la eesee. I2e per gal;
vr'l 'a. e jver rL
A 'CrTIlTC- f V A li U- ftA a-a
- ' 11 J; rr,ic l! .1. - !b i, fh: la l-ta. f Ue ifc.
-ff tVLRK XAIL8 Preaect kula tZ.lt.
grab
ty
4,rl- lit.
MAT Prdwre poVe-ltA, timothy.
tri.,ete valteyr fcy. 814(916; or-
114; etera uregoa, lis atxed.
grata, tl;
.irr
ittl4; rtorr. li
k- us a','.r. til.
dAT? track, ftew N 1 White. CM
c:m; tJiMeites .'
rrmite aad TegtaleaVi
i,it Cr", It it
- - C
. 1 t fciift'racjEee,
7c. Kewanos 2c. Esmera ds 3So Port-1";"..".'. "7. ta una
i,.i o.a t,i- t.ir r it or ine oiaer souinern tjregon nropertles
hawk 6o. Red Hill 30c. Moha w'k Ext" For number of years It was operated
26c. Spearhead Gold 4c, Y. Tiger 2c AW 1 T JSi," WLr S?-
Cons 16.1C " ' Golden "Wedge company is composed of
A.nvitiiuo eastern men. i no mine has profluced
TONOPAHS. over $100,000. Most of this amount was
Mont Ton. $1.15. Ton. Ext. 72r. Mac- milled from above the adit level of the
jvnmara gvc, Miaway sic
tl A Tnn Nn Kl.r K
asked. West End Cons. 5!c ssked. Res-1 formation is a variety of dlorite. the
cue tc. Jim uuticr zic, Monarch Pitt
Ex. 6c asked. Golden Crown 2c.
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
II. nK rnni Kr U.nh VI , .n I. n
Wedee 2c asked. Seyler Hump. 2c a .iced
Dexter 7c asked. Mustang !. Little
firey c askel. Orlg. Manh. 3c suKod.
uroncco lc nnenui ic, t. I tog lc. Y,
iiorse zc asKea. inaisn t imp 4c.
o VARIOUS DISTRICTS.
i - a i . ur, mc- I ' i . i'"' in" emu I v r ot ine
Ton. Belmont 1 present workings. As a whole, the prop
Ohio Ton. lc erty has hardly been scratched. The
rormation is a variety of dlorite. the
ledge i. well defined, and the mine gives
every promise of becoming a splendid
property. The new owners have the
to put It in excellent shape for
Palrv. Eagle $Se asked, Nevada Hills
l. so. Fitieourg silver i'eax 11.00, Ea-
BOSTOJf COPPER MARKET.
(rurnished by Overbeek A Cooke C.
Hmtnn. Mpt. is. official bid prl
Adventure
Alioues ....
Arcadian ...
Atlantic ...
Atlantic ...
post on Cons
Putt Cntvla.
Black ML...
Cat Arts... 11 7
Cel. A Hecla.tlt
IPranklvn
34 IMppivstng
3iN. Butte..
lt'OM Pom...
lt0cola ...
lJ't.Psrrot ....
ItSIPhoenlx ..
ltQylm-y ...
I Royal ...
If baa now
Centennial .. tl !Pu. Pitt..
Cop Range.. 7 'tTsmarack
C Kir (Trinity
1-aly West... 'tnlted
Orasfey ; IN Iftsh M
RrwM ltr JCtsk Cn.....
Olroax 8 I lvrlB ...147
Mmi ....... H Winona f
Mt'hirsa .... I!!Tukn ....... .
M'hak a.... 4 a g Oss 41
Miami 1S ''. F.. r.,4 jii
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work.
tUrr Coo.... HS.l. B. Mlstr.f
N bouse ... tVI
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PRODUITE IX SAX FR.XCTSCO.
San Francisco. Sept. II. Wheat
mo. l i-auromia, club, per cental. 1 1.(2 H
Vi.i v; vaiiiornia wnite mining. II. Toy
1.72 H: California white Australian.
tl.7itl f0; northern blnestem. 11.71V. if
180: northern club. $l.7; Inferior
graces or wheat, II. 50471. 10; reds, $1 (6
ei.72.
Barley reed, $1.8001.3$: common to
reir, list ji; nrewing at Han Fran
cisco, nominal, at ll.4tfl 60; chevalier
tl l4?l 60. acmrdlng to quality.
Ergs per dosen California fresh, in
cluding cas. extrtts. 40c; firsts. 12 He;
eecoprta 1HC eastern selected Jo-
eastern firsts. 2l eastern seconds, 21c;
introe. x v-, accragn, jsr.
New Cbee- fr ixmttd Cl! firal.
fist. favy. im?; firsts. 10c; xwnn4i,
Hc; California Young America, fancy.
lHc: first. I2e; eastern Oregon, fancy,
lie. eaatera Oregon Touna A mntri
fsn-v I4e.
t'ntsUAea r-r cental Rlrer wMtes
Cssrksi. ftlM-y Tlflc: iww. t4s;..
.lna harbanks. 8I.II91tt; esrlr
e, .: sw notttoea. te ih
trace. saM-ks. llif: crates I e.
fllAA pf Mrs J AT fp.
Orangeti per box Valenrtss. 12 01 t.
A wte'Mtte for srer.lAig ntitiMr
1 '"" ni" r piHt! f looe hv wx-Ar
'w fw as ordtisrv electric light
SAKaet la a recent lotenUca.
Northwest Bank Statement,
PORTLAND.
Clearings today $1,244,571.99
Year ago 1,406,256.8$
Balances today 103,636.88
Year ago 187,418.23
TACOMA.
Clearings $847,716
Balances 48,223
SEATTLE.
Clearings $1,693,468
Balances 165.629
San Francisco Grain Market.
San Francisco. Sent. .IS n
ket:
Wheat May. 81.36 mi.7t rw,.
ber, 11.62B.
Cash wheat Walla Walla. HdTii-
jed6$1.66; turkey red, $1.75; bluestemj
Barley Cash, bright feed, $1.31 U
brewing. $1.361.S?$4; May. $1.36V;
bid. 11.37S A; December. $1.32U.
Mlllstuffs Bran, $29; middlings, $32:
shorts, $31.
Oats No. 1 white, cash, $1.65.
GBAIX CARRIERS ARRIVE.
Ladd & Tilton Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON
Established 1859.
Oldest Bank on the Pacific Coast
Capital fully paid $1,000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00
OFFICERS
W. M. Ladd, President.
Edward Cookingham, Vice-Pres.
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier.
R. S. Howard Jr., Asst. Cashier.
J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier.
Walter M. Cook, Asst. Cashier.
Interest paid on time deposits and savings accounts. Accounts of
banks, firms, corporations and individuals solicited. We are prepared
to furnish depositors every facility consistent with good banking.
the
n at San Francisco and Puget , "-
Steamer Kederland and Bark
Pelier Join Harbor Fleet.
Two grain carriers arrived In
harbor last night under engagement to
ioaa wneat xor mi rope, one being the
Dutch steamer Nederland and the other
the French bark Las Pelier. The Neder
land went to the Eastern A Western
Lumber company's mill to line, rtrenara.-
tory to going to the flour mills to re.
celve her cargo.
The Kederland Is the first Dutch
stesmer to arrive here for some time.
She Is in command of CaDtaln Rleck and
carries a wnite cr
out on
ing been at San Francisco and Punl
sound prior to coming here. She came
here from Seattle out will go back to
Com ox. B. C. to fill her coal bunkers
after getting her wheat on board.
The .Nederland is. the first vessel of
the Dutch flag to arrive here since
W. . Matthes was appointed vice-con.
sul here and had - she arrived a few
weeks earlier Captain Rleck would have
had to enter his articles before some
other consular representative.
The French nsrit ls Feller went to
Linn ton to discharge her ballast of
Buid brought out from Hohart, Tas
mania. Phe Is under engagement to
Kerr. Glfford A Co. snd will be riven
quick dispatch. Captain David reports
the run across the Pacific uneventful
except for a little trouble among the
crew, but It was settled without serious
results. The ringleader will probably
he punished here or upon the return to
France.
When tn tne south seas the lie Pe-!
Ilr overtook tne FTncn oarg oenevtere
Mnllnos and delivered some letters
that Captain David bad taken with him
from Europe upon reqneet of the cap
tain of th Mollnoa. The Mollnos left
the European port a few hours before
the I . caller and the captain of the
former vessel asked- Captain David to
get bis mall at the consulate and bring
it mat te the Pacific coast. He little
thmiATht that the Le Pelier would over
take his nrn ship snd deliver tbe malt
la the Sont Pacific.
Rt erecting elertrte fans ow 1 !
tsnke to d'erer the roltmn ef rarefiml ,
air that rtsee ever hSv a Pittsburg)
man rl'me tn have red'S-ed the denser
f-om light1". hW-h f-.liowa the pe'hj
ef teest resists nee provided by the airl
column. - - I
ipl' PORTLAND OREGON IHBj
!1
OUR
Conservative management,' unexcelled facilities and a constant
endeavor to meet the wants and convenience of its patrons,
have contributed largely to the success of this bank.. We cor
dially invite your patronage.
S PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
J
SB
TheCompany Which Makes No Estimates
CVCRYiniNO IN OUR POLICIES
IS GUARANTEED
Columbia Life & Trust Co.
Or aMBTaULTO, OBSGrOlf.
W. U. LADD, President " T. B. WILCOX Vice-President
& P. LOCKWOOD, OenersI Manager.
Overbeck t& Cooke
CcnnlssloB Mtrdunts, Slocks, Eonds, Cotton, Crala. Eli
' S16-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD IN 0
alctnbera Chicaro Board of Trade, Corespondent of Logan ft Bryan,
- CkicagtH New York. Bos to a.
Wt kavg tbe on! private wire connecting Portland with the casters'
exchanges,
'MXWBints porti-avnd board op trapk.