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Newspaper Page TextTHE ' OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENINQ. SEPTEMBER 23. 1008. It WORLD'S MARKETS TOB Is "1 J COMPLETING HOP unor here Short Yields Are Shown Everywhere A Small Amount of Baling:. Wholesale market foaturea. Completing hop '' " Keg niarktt la flrtn. Turkey market good at price. Chicken values are ateady. Mitchell gate potato order. Mlesourl aklng for oata. Wheat market la quiet. Look Uka epurt In barl) . Creamery butter la holding stiff. Eaatern butter la arriving. Computing Hop Barvaat la Borttw. Special report received oy im nal Indicate the 1308 hop harvest will oT practically completed In the Pacific nortnwaat m imi '"." i, 1 "i In moat of the yards the p cklni of hope la already completed, but i few that did not Intend to pick at all. end therefore started late, are till at wo In no aectton of the Paclflo n?hwe,J doea the yield thle eason equal that of a year ago. There are.f course, an instanc here and there where a yard will to a fraction better than a yrar ; ago, but theae yarda can be easily counted upon the finger of both ham a thle Include all yarda In the Pacific northwest. Knack Tells of Aurora Tarda. George Mueck. one of the pioneer hopgrower of the state, whoe yards are located near Aurora, states that all through that aectlon the harvest haa been about complete. "My yard, ho states, "went 4,000 boxes of hope this eeaaon compared with 8,400 boxea a ?ear ago, so you can see for jroursel h shortage In the production. Mr. Muecke yarda was well cultivat ed, so his place makes one of the best showings of the entire stats. It Is stated that a majority of the yarda in the Aurora-Butteville-Champoeg and nauirRv districts will not average over half the crop of 1907, but the quality is stated to do rirsi ciass. MoBUnley Mitchell Tells of Jefferson. GREAT WEST TO BE Ell ABSORBED 0 ncMii ULI Ifumor Has Canadian Pacific After Ifoad Causes Sharp fiise in Price. Wow It's the Oreat Westers. The spirited bidding for Chi- cago Oreat Western etock In the 4) New York market today la said to be due to the efforts of the Canadian Paclflo to secure con- w trol. There was more trading 4 tn nreat Western today than for many montha The aharp ad- vinn in this security In the fare of generally lower market . . . a a. A, for other securities w canae of much comment today In 4 fh. financial world. in in ilIMU 10 All FOR BEST Select Stock Ecadily Bring ing Top Values Fancy Steers Being Sought. FORT LAND LIVESTOCK RL'N. Hogs. Cattle. Sheep roaay 710 Tueaduy 107 619 l0 . . 104 95 136 . KS 90 261 28 240 18'.) Hi xi Tnrif SeDt. 23 Chicago Great I for the day. a total of 185 head conv Weaurn waa th.TeadlnTfeatu.?. of the pared 1 with 8 J head yeaterday and 90 twk market today, emerging mm wi -- -j j B. im ui.iu f.'n.h r after . long time In seclu-Upod for select stock, and soma feeder .ion Ai the cloae of the day the price 2i?r.,n5 5V " fl"' -.r ... - 1 Lt inm hitfhAr than last nifrn. i .v,. 4VU wo uru.vr ti.u. V ea as A m WWiii" - - ---- - . - van a at ww jvja u kaa k. .nri number or sales were . , i- ( .d; durlni the day at thl. flW.M. ,5 'f P r 'm. The activity In Great Western clflo was after the stock, ana una jju EAST INQUIRIES HElPllie OATS FAST FREIGHTER SPEEDS UP RIVER British Steamer , Jfagdala Comes From Ocean in Eight Hours. Perhaps the fastest tramp steamer ever to reach this port Is the Britisher ir 1 x t tt u Tf Tti I "agaaia, wnicn cams up tn river yea- jlarKet Is jlela very Firm terdy afternoon tn ight hour. sh Ool. Tn.iM. T)n .U,r made -the run from Nswcaatle. Aus Is Made at .$1.30. Portland Union Stockyards, Sept. 23. While the arrivals of hogs were heavy ioaay i me market was In very goon shape, and especially so for select stuff. For beat quality the trad Is not expe riencing any dlffloulty In unloading all arrivals at fancy values, but the move ment of off-grad stuff la not exactly smooth. , 'Ther wer no arrivals of sheep In the yards during the past ti hours, and the market Is firmer in conseauence. al though the rana-e of . valuea la nractl- cally unchanged from what It was yes- leraay. me cattle market had fair arrival - BOARD OP TRADE RECEIPTS. -Cars.- World's Wheat Prloss. December Tortland 93 HA 4 Chicago 100, 4 New York 109 II St. Loula 101H 4 Kansas City 94 4 Winnipeg 96 Minneapolis 101 tt 4 Duluth 101 4B 4 San Francisco 1(1 4 Liverpool 7s 8i i- A.,m I 1 Oliowina 18 the nnnral nnn or ril lit WsVg BltCI .w-a I llnwa Uaaw aaa kT 4 t t i raa"...to-.'pfc.tlft-.. .nnth.r of the 7-J ordinary, 6.787; blockers and lauuni -VX"-".. China rata. IS: atorkMra inil f.rira ts SU,V one? the reoort that the Cattle-Select east of mountains f .1 P01" nv-J? h XJed at 6 per 'wa, U 4.26; medium steers. t3.50 dividend I would likely be ' . ?' I.7i: ordinary. 13,267)1.50: beat coWa ceni. " I ana neuers. tt.ibWX: medium comm. 12 Lead this morning. 0I2.26: stags. I2.60OS: bulls. It ordinary straight ad this morning. .,,. 2.26; stags. I2.608; bulls. 11 Harrlraan stocks were well supported. Bh6 wethers 12 BO ,rdl although ahowing wide iiuciuai uu.- wether. tSi.2S: lambs. 14: atra ing the session. vn'"? Z"V ewes. $2.60; mixed lots, 12.60(3i.75. f l K Dointa. and similar rise was noted In Southern Pa- Veal Choice young calves, 14.50; of hops this season s 2.100 boxes a year sons for the heavier la that the yards . vat1 anri tho nrnductlon waa somewhat forced on this account. However, the I investments. Yamhill yard or the same owner aid not produce mora than half the crop or a year ago. Hot Kurrylnff Bop Saline 'because of the very alow hop market with onlv an occasional sale reported : from 6c to 7c a Dound. the growers are I ,f,.kr, rantalnunM. 11 1.25: blackber not hurrying the baling of .their crop. 1 ri. il: neaches. 5076c; pears, 26c At this time there has been little bal-I to 90c: grapes, 75c $1.60; watermelons. ing In the state, and this has delayed j KGcffiil cwt; casabas, $2 doi. Xc;..Bi.eanvmon C1"U I T..pre.enUttT.,Bal.. J - 1.i4-iii tmA mnr-l ThA fnllnwlna aalaB n Hir.a4AAl i here WB wiuci; , mm i-e ------ . - " v ,v- a, i d Biu.nar iriyirjoniiiauve vi me ira jiBauLiuna in mo show exactly arxet ior tne va- weiehts: Dna 13.76 3.25 2.76 7.00 6.60 . today s trading in stocks, representative of the tram The yard of McKlnley Mitchell at Jef- ket curing iuuj . ". Mnrth- lnral varnn nf int. ,frrU VSTT, thl. .la e?n Pacific "and Great Northern closed the condition of the mark stat that produced more hope this sea- ern a cmo aw y varieties and weleh SSWiBs&aw -.rasa BYt nn. of the rea- Judge Gary, who has" just rexurneo i i--u is.oao -TernrodScUon thlro abroad, stitea that American aecurlt ea 25 Cows 21.610 ws tatenast? culti- are being bought by foreigners with 2 Hogs 23,620 ucUon wm somewhat confidence that they will prove paying 14 Hogs 1.945 hundred; California. $1.26: garlic, 9o lb. 4.60: bananas. 6tto per lb., crated. 6c; Chicago. . . .14,000 lemons, $4.608.26 box; grapefruit. $4 g"8ha" Clt7- AiZ ' 4.60; plneapplea, Hawaiian, 2.603.00 umana s 4,000 Cattle Rise 10 Cents. Chicago, Sept. 23. Run: Hogs. Cattle. 14,000 16,000 8,000 Sent. Sept. Sept. Sent, Sept. 8ept. Barley. Flour. Hay. Oats. Wheat 23. 22 2l! 19. 1. 17. 12 .26 .16 . 3 .. 6 . 8 10 12 22 12 13 6 8 16 13 IS 6 160 143 182 61 16 79 The oats market Is firmer for the cash stuff on account of the numerous Inquiries being received from the mid dle west. Of late a number of bids have been received by local people from Kansas and Missouri points and this has had a tendency to strengthen spot 2 veTY cIose range , ... . ,. . I flew the coop as s oiu.a. iivi o won a wattiver leeiuig Jll future on the board of trade today and yesterday's price was eagerly bid for the September delivery, while an ad vance of 3c a cental waa offered for the December option without anv sellers appearing. ifarley futures are verv etronor al though there was no change in the bid prices on either the September or De cember delivery. Therei was. however. a sale for January delivery at $1.30 or lc under th December bid. While there Is a fractional decline in the price of December wheat today on the board of trade, the market an scarcely be called weaker. There would in all probability be some lively trad- trails. In II days, and went from New port New to Auckland, New Zealand, In 67 days. This record-breaking run was quit nectasary because the tramp had coal for Uncle Barn's famous feet that Is now engaged In encircling the globe and the warahlp had a good start or her. The coal meaaured 7.000 ton and It waa curried around by way of Cape Horn. That the steamer muat have made aom pretty good spurts might be imagined when It la statud that sh loat considerable time ln groping her way inrougn me ice souin ot tn oouin American promontory, She arrived In such fin shape, how- aver, that Admiral Sperry took occa sion to compliment the captain and the crew upon their splendid performance. Coming from Newcastle, the Magdnla startea out witn ,oui ions or com on board. Half of that quantity was consumed ln bringing the stsamer over tha vast strength of water and the remaining ruei will Da used ln tak ing her as fur as aoronel. South Amer ica, on the run taf Europe, whither he goes with a cargo ot wheat under char ter to Kerr, Uifford. & Co. Sailors have a reputation for truth and veracity that can hardly. b cjues tione9but some doubt whs expressed this morning when they related that while In Sydney, Australia, they saw a number or cockatoos exhibited there that stood fully five feet high, . or nearly twice the size of the average Australian bird of Immaculate plumage. They say tne were told that the birds had been cat) tured ln the Innermost wilds of tin larire island. They also declare lhat while en routn a flock of cassuaries escaped from the steamer to an Island that they passed The cassuaries soon as thev saw they could make the distance with safe ty. The sailors did not think the turkey-like birds would attempt to break away. Unlike most tramp steamers, the Magdala is equipped with fine accommo dations for eight pasaengers. She brought none coming this way, but will probably go out run on tne trip to Eu rope, as there are many Inquiries here for passenger accommodations by the all-water route to Europe. Jhe steamer is Deing iinea ai ins mm ox uio ,asv ern & Western Lumber company. her early in the spring from tha wat roaat. hr owners Imping to get a rnarter te carry away the tall end ef last snaaon's crop. Put freiht rates rioiln4 far beyond what tha owner thought right and n the craft waa erarei iiixj up to await nw crop what. Another tainilt.mm.p muhul tha i oiumuia river this morning to load wheat rth Is tha llrillsh shin Wynn atay, from Valparalao, Th WynnsUy w ehartarad soma tlm ago. . MADE FAST VOYAGE. Five-Mcated Schooner Crescent. En- counter Ideal Weather. Th tils flva maataA aohoanae Crmm I cent which arrived from tiuavmaa. Mexico, mad tha run from Uakawall, Hawaii, to Columbia river 'n It days.' This la en of th faateat trip on rec otd by aa.Il between Ui two port. , Captain Olson, who, by th way. ha : been tier with th freauent three time in-fore, sava that lha finest kind of weathar prevailed during the entire voy- age, sa that H would have bean dlftt- , cult to nave naa a .mora iavoreoi op portunity to eatabllVh a record. Only on vessel, tha American bark Star of Peru, waa alghted. She wa ' bound for Ran Francisco from Hrlaton Bay with a cargo of salmon. Tli Crescent carried a cargo of coal from Newca.lla, N. H. W to Makawell, bafora comlnsr her. t It. took her 61 days to make th run from Australia. Captain Olaon paid hi crew off ye. tarday. . CRUISER PUGLIA DEPARTS, lnancteWnhticeUTeereanih.aaina Warship Leares for Orient exactly what quality or wheat they are Via San Tancisco. going to receive. At this time there Is a. -h .i.. . Sheep, nothmg definite in the arrangement as PuiU in command of MaVouis 30,0d0 to whether smutty wheat will be deliv- fosanlVscon" w in'SSS er?.D'e0" r?"?? " P ' .no.. ohor and steamed down the fiver this the opening of the market to a consid erable extent because the dealers are all awaiting samples before starting trad In a. th New York producers Price Cur rent gives tha following view of the hop market In Its latest Issue: "Th market continues uninteresting, jvitn no demand zrom tne trade, ana tne .new crop is as yet not moving at an. appi.hr New. fiflcfr)11.2S per box. POTATOES New, selling, 90c il.lfi; huvlnar for BhlDment. per cwt. fancv. 85e: ordinary, 7686c; sweet. r EGETABLES Turnips, new uregon. $1.25i beets, 11.50; carrots, $1.26(91.60 sack: parsnips, 85c$1.00; cabbage. 2242.25; tomatoes 25c per oox; beans, Be; jaullflower, 7590c; Hogs are 6e hicrher. T.eft ftVPF Von. lernftV H.VOO. RaPB I nf 1 VOar oirn 94 ftArt Mixed. $6.707.66: hoavv. i?i'Kfii Sept. uattie Ten cents higher. Sheep Strong. Nov. Dec. In New York th continued dry weather I neaa. Orea-on. 6c: horseradish. 8 10c: has prevented baling, and no square I artichokes, ( ) dos: green onions, 16o samples are coming; In. Until hops are j per dm: peppers, bell, 6 8c; Chile. ); LIGHT HOP CROP IS SHOlif AT CHEHALIS Sept. uec. Sept. Dec. Jan. CLUB WHEAT. Open. High. Low. . 9ZB . S3A . 93B NO. .148B .150B 163B 150B NO. 1 FEED BARLEY. .128B 130 93HA 93B 1 WHITE OATS. Close. 92T4B 93A 934A 148B 163B .131B .130 130 128HB 131B 130 baled there ae no prospects of much activity. A few sales are reported at unchanged pnoes, iojpi3c out tnaoeai rs as a rule are not buying. From England reports continue that tn quality ot tne crop nas oeen af fected by the bad weather, but estimates are not materially reduced. The gen- head lettuce, 2630o dos; cucumbers, local. 16020c doz; radishes, ISo dozen bunches; celery. 75c; eifgplant, 6?8c; green corn, $1.15 sack. Groceries, 2TUIS. Etc Chehalls Waah Sent tr ,iv Ing ln this section ts nearlv nnmnfotnrt ovory uuy numDers or Indians who DUUxIV--jslt.Vt" J " ia,w I IrJU V I II V 7 111 I nClr ttmiat 'I V V. uiioi j uv DRY WEATHER PULLS a. $6.40; powdered. $6.26: been fcht thirea-XTi,-Vt'-r2p-"5 , Vi" ,7STK" r- "... berry. 10.06: drv granulated, $6.06: XXX nualltvT Th h Io. e"" though slightly lower figures have been I R-"1" 'onii Ar 0BeiTl:I ihere ls "? contractlnsr to mention for DOWN ARGENTINA CROP mentioned. The German crops are prac tioally all harvested, and are large. Quality Is said to be mixed. Their mar ket is reported as slightly higher for th best goods. Dealers still continue to comDlain of poor business ln the new crop, and old goods are a drug on the maraet. Saltern Butter Is Arriving. Eastern-made butter has at last In vaded the Portland market and stock is being offered to the local trade at zwz7o a pouno, xne local ma.in.ei however, is In very fine shape, and makers report not the slightest difficul ty in unloading at tne prices quoted. Three local sellers are still quoting 84c hJSi ire- J&wr&rxy Drought Continues in the "!. "rrv - - , . qv,, m wtj piesern yaras plowed hd. 16c; half barrels, 80c; boxes. 66o ad-I as the land Is too valuable in this vlcin vance on sack basis. . lity to use for a crop that has no more IADUVB Uliuco i I oiBUUiiy jn Drice than tnn linn crnn .. I - . - r r. morning Just as day began to break. bound for San Francisco. The Puglla was three weeks in the harbor, and her visit gave cause for much favorable comment for the Italian Bailors. The officers entertained and were entertained in a way that clearly indicated their popularity, and a num ber of affairs were given for the sail Yesterday afternoon Consul Dr. C. F. Candlani and a committee of Italians from this city paid their respects by visiting; the cruiser to thank the com mander for the visit, and to bid them j farewell on behalf of the Italian popu lation. The committee carried large bouquets of beautiful roses for the f ficers. From San Francisco the cruiser will proceed to Honolulu and-Chlna, where she will possibly remain a year. CROWN OF INDIA CLEARS. MEN! WP r A I I your attention to our wonderful "t VL.a-i mease, which 1 du to th fact that w really hav no competitor on thl Coast, a our staff I complete and 1 oompoad of Amerlea's moil distinguisnad specialists, eaon or wnom is wall known to th profession, hospital and th community as a man who life ' ha ben pnt la curing men. - . , . DON'T BE A WEAK MAN Tn AnMITtnat you ar but XAXT A MAS cause more KBBTTAXi I J tXUllll I anmtKIaTa and wnrrv TaLaJf AMY OTOS in.irar. 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WH Ll IhCri HOIA, BFBOrriO B&OOO POISOW ur ALl, W--V STAGES, TULIOOOBUI, XTSBOOIZB, OOlf TRAOTXD BZBOBBBBB, BUrTtTM, OB AJTT OT VBB BZSBABSB COM. MOW TO MBIT. If yon eannot call writ for Btlf -Examination Blank. Many oass on red at noa. Honr s a. m. to p. a. Bun day, 9 to 12. ST.L0UISHCrDISPEWSARY COBBBB EOOHI AJTS TAMgTLT. BTBBBT8. FOBTXdUfS, OBBOOsT KAI.T Coarae Halt ground. 100s. Ill ner ton: 50s. Ill.bU; table, dairy. 60s. $16.50: 10s, 116.00; bales. 12.S3; Imported juiverpooi, sua isu.uv; xuua, PRODUCE IX SAX FRAXCISCO. South Chicago Higher but Europe Is Down. '- tij.oo: 4s. 118.00; extra fine barrels -oriiana martiet aiu, ine . K. Bni, 10 14.506.50: lumD rock.' 120.50 per ton. HiCJ imperial japan no. i, San Franclsm flunl ! toi,.. v CHICAGO WHEAT MAUKKT t. 1 1 1 ? n . n i ,rr. r ? 1 xjam. uiwinra v. luniitt wniie milling , 'SI. 75 Sept 99 99 98X4 T4 cs.No. northern club.. 11.67H; inferior grades May 102 103 102 S 9. EUffifiKc: New Orleans, head. 7Lc:t Of wheat, t l.SOfril.fin- rp,!a it ui ni AJax, ( ); Creole. 5c ParyTreeiJi 1.301.35; common to HONE 1 New, 100 per id. i?lr i-'otffi."; orewing at San Fran- BBANS Small white, 15.10; large cisco, nominal at ll.451.65; Chevalier. Hardly a day passes whan not one or more wheat cargqes are cleared for Europe. Last night the British ship urown or maia joined tne Dig outward Douna rieet Dy clearing ior raimoutn or Queenstown for orders with 111,049 bushels of wheat, valued at 199,900. The Crown of India has been ln the harbor several months, having arrived sound, while others are selling at I C7ll i?7n. Ji -i. t;'J,', tTY. .'tS!"' JfiAhSj u.aL.8w1V,,r E 5. "sTll; MeiicaA reds. '$4.e0T ' ' tho other will cnanffe Us values within I r.r,nVT?c teniraBeKr.r.ri. iara the next few. days. I .ii .ni vrammna ggs are noiaing nrm at unchanged 1 T' rzr . prices. HAMS. BACON, KTtj rorttana paca Chicken market is firm at prices (local) hams, 10 to 13 !. 17c per lb; quo tea oy ine journal toaay. mere Dieamwi .t , I extras 3 News Gossip of Finance is a gooi demand for turkeys at the lk lb; cottage roll . x2c lb: regular short ttff' 2 .tt 611 2 r teriay- rvrtnM nrt tint .nm. A.ii.r. ,,n. clears smoked. UM,o lb; backs, smoked, ff Jll Vc- eslFn xKa"- f'c very vi willing to accept thee figures and are 12Hc'lb; smoked short clears. UHc; cllifor nik ext ras 27c ' ' swr- closing at all European centers shows k.iiJ. ... Ki amnknd . IBc lb: shoulders. 12c He?.' v-iiiorni oxirao, hpttpr tone than ths start rt th pound California .ion holding over arrivals. Brief Vote of Pront Street. Dressed meat market ls steady, changed prices. Potato and onion markets are quiet Mciuniey Mitcneii or tnia city nas sc cured the contract to supply Fort van couver with potatoes and onions the coming montn. bellies, smoked., 16c lb; shoulders, 12c lb.; pickled tongues, 70c each. iSresSED MEATS Front street XTn-1 Hogs, fanc(y. 7JA8b lb; ordinary, 7c; large, ec; veai, extra, sjiioac id: oral nurv. ieep lb: heavv. 6&c lb: mutton. fancy, 77o lb; spring lamb, 774o lb. LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf, 10s. 14 He per lb: 5s 14c per 10; &u-id tins, 14c per lb; steam renaerea, ius, isvto 1UB, Ohloago, Sept. 83. A spaoial Argen. tlna cable says that the growing grain crops in th southern districts are mak- EKKS. per dozen uallfornln fronh In. Ilnr noor nroorraaa iwlnr tn tM w.n. cludtne cases extras. 40c: flrnt. aiJ.f.-l seconds. 26Hc: eastern selected. 22c: seconas, ztfc; chlcaeo. SeDt 23. Whc.it iorase, sue. . onnrf Tnfirfi rrithr cnrl, 7 U,C1.- -V'Ia " ISnS nutter, per pound California fresh. "i uu, itSia.. .vS lUg' firsts 271AP- Kf.nr.nri. T " ai tiic uiuaingyes- OO coupon 1US .75' -i1.1"' .''7c . eeconos, terday. Forelsn markets watp n.vgiiD Thr... .mail k. . weak and lower, although the Fours, registered . . . 192B do coupon market New Tork, bonds: Twos, registered . . . 1930 do coupon........ idv t Sept 23. Oovernment vain. ilia. ASKea 1034 10v 104 Peach market while showing a stead ler tone, is not disposed to quote a high- per lb; 5s 16c per lb; compound, r ran re of values. I sir ner lb. Fresh shipments of bananas wer nn.. FISH Rock cod, 10c lb: flounders. loaded this morning. 6c per lb; halibut, oc per id; striped Pineapples are again ln good supply bass, 16c per lb; catfish, 10c per lb; from Hawaii with prices ruling between salmon, chlnooK, 7c; sliversiae. be; her S3.50&S.00 a dozen. Front street sella at 'the following prices, unose paia snippers are leas regular commissions: Butter, Bgra aaa Poultry. HOTTER Extra creamery, 14c; fancy, 31c; store 18c. BUTTER FAT Delivery f. Portland Sweet cream, 32c; ile per 10. KGG8 Local, beat, 2g10c; ordi nary, 28329c; large lots, lc less: east Am. 26 0 27 "4c; local storage. 24 3 26c. POULTRY Mixed chickens, 13e; hens, 13 Uc; roosters, old, 9c; fry ers, lttpiac; Droiier. H'oibc 10; geese, spring, 10c; turkeys, alive, old, 17 Vise; spring. JiffZUc; spring ducks, IS 32 HO o. b. sour. rings, 5c pel lb; soles, 7c per lb; shrimp. 12 ic Id; perch, (o per lb; tomcod, 10 per lb; lobsters. 26c per lb; fresh mackerel, ( ) lb; crawflsh, zoc per dozen; stur geon ( ) per lb; Diaca Daas. zoc per lo; silver smelts, to per lb; black cod. 7 Vic per lb; craps, dozen. oysteks enoaiwaier Bay. per gal lon. 32.60: per 100-lb sack. 15 09; Olym- pla, per gallon, 32.40; per 100-lb sack, 16.006'6.60: Eagle canned. (0c can 37.00 dozen: eastern in shell, 31.75 per 100. CLAMS HsrdsnelL per Dox. 12 40: razor clams. 32.00 per box: 10c per doz Faints, OoaL Oil, Bte. ROPE Pur Manila. Utc; atanCai- 11c; sisal, Vic; L B. sisal. Vic BENZINE 86c deg., caseH, 19c per new cheese, per num. xuiicy. ic: iirsis. iuc: aec-1 n-i.-. . ... ... ond 9 Vtc: California To.ma- AWi ..'T V"'" tne bull- fancy, 12 He," firsts, 128; eastern L"h"rtir, "n.10 VII pBVtlv " . - " . . . - i i nanc muic iifavii v in Tnia mai.iA4 nJ?lVlB. Most of the local market's improve ment was aue today to the covering Hi SI1.00H4; hard, 99 'He; No. 1 Potatoes, per cental River ( sacks), fancy, 85 95c; poor, 60 70c Salinas Burbanks, 31.20 1.65; Early bf horta. u'o, iuixouv, owcci. ywuiiucs, IU IHB I rfiah wheat Vn 1 rH nau,, rtA trade. sackH. 31.60: crates, il. SK. -asnwile5i, .r;, 1 Tt?' 31.00 ,nJnB- P?J. Mte.M?A. 3100'No.Vh?ri 899 , ,.(, nonnern spring, Jl.05igu.0fi; No. i norxnern apring, ji.Mjfl.M; No .ortnwesi crop earner. Oregon Fair tonight warmer west portion; Thursday, fair, except possible Khowers northwest portion; variable winds. Washington Showers tonight or Thursday west portion; fair and warm 101 101 101 101 ivVi 121 121 121 ..... Twos. Panama. 102 103 H New York, Sept. 23. Bar silver, 82c; Mexican aonars,.4c. -23. I London, Sept -Silver, 24d. spring. 9831.04. primary receipts: cr tonight; Thursday, fair east portion; AVI ,'7?'S irtm i v. im.uvu Wheat Corn Shipments: Wheat Bushels Today. Year a an. .1,688.000 . 647,000 924.000 1,449,000 New York. Sept. 23. Copper:- Lake, 13H13Hc; electrolytic, 130130; castings, 12KQ19C ; New York. Sept 2S. Sterling Cables, 4S6.90486.95; demand, 486.508486.55; 60 days, 485.05485.16. Washington, Sept. 23. Today' treas ury statement shows: Receipts, 1,- sdvoyb; aisDursements, xz,s4u,uuu. SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN MARKET 636.000 665,000 westerly winds. T V. . n I V. . m l north portion; showers tonight or I n.Z?Z."i- V,n",H"rlce" furnished by nrt ton vw-,mv . Thursday south portion. NEVADA MINING STOCKS. B16o lb; pigeons, squabs. 32Q2.60 'per rel: Iron bhls., lHic per gaL iow; old. 31; dressed poultry, Qly,c CHEESE Full cream flats, triolets and daisies, 14H16c. loung Americas KiftOKc- , Bops, Wool and EUn, HOPS 1903 crop, 7c lb. WOOL lva Willamette valley. 13 ay ic, SHEEPSKINS Shearing. lOOlic emcn; anorx wou. zeczrfvc; mentum wool. etcOfl each; long wool. 7tcv . fl.ke eea. - MOHAIR 107 Nominal I3Vi019e TALLOW Prime, per lb. 3 04c; No. end grease. 30 3 He CHITTIM BARK fe ib. HIDKS Dry bides. 13014c Ib: green, tfllo lb; bull, irrxn salt 4 0 6c lb. f 9 1c; ealve. green, 3010c: kips, rata, rises aaa z. WHEAT Buying price, new Track, Portland dub, iSc; hluoetem. 4c; rertyroia, c; red, ;e; WUlamette vai . ley. ec. MIUJSTUFF8 Belllna erlce Bran, miadijcsa. aborts. flO. ehfjr. ? 1 4 2 per toe. ruui K eiiin prW Eastern Ore na ttit 37; straisbt. 330 TURPENTINE In cases. 72c per ral: wood bbls. 9c per gaL LINSEED OIL Raw, bbls.. 62c; cases, 68c; boiled, bbls.. 64c; caaes, foe a sal: lots cf 260 raUona. le less: oil cake meal. 334 ton. WHITE LEAD Ton lots. 7c per lb: SOO-lb lots. 8c lb; less lots. te lb. WIKH WALB Present bssls. iz.lt. rORTLAXD PRODUCE RECEIPTS. vaJlov ti Vs. ct: wheu -bau 4 33, rolled. 4 4; export 3144J3 7 limn a, : wn fj, fa. 8(lt: hala, ft- " H LK T Feed, f It 0 M.M; .ia Trary ,.ia 1. whit. I rr, lliriflt . HAT FTwiormrm s1elW timet?. e -i: mr'i vai)y. fary. 813T 14: or fry, I ' 3 : newa reo. 3SM. e-i4 l!i!l,riw. l, grala, 81; f tHMt. 31 "Jf4 '1l . TJ aa Yetast. efi?M-,s criH, ii it r-r Th board of trad report produce receipfat Portland for the 24 hour endlnifbl morning a follows: 260 boxes apple. ( boxes crabapples. 12 c-rates berries. 1 sack string beans. 18 crate cantaloupes, 2 boxes rrab 15 boxes clam a. boxes crawfish. 13 crates celery. 6 cases cheese. It bm around eherriea 3 crates cabbage. 4.4M gallons cream. J crates eggplant. 1.1" boxes fruit 1 car dried fruit. 1 ear canned fruit 3 boxea frog legs. 1 boxes flh. 34t rratoe grape. I ear rrapee, 38 baakete grape. 1 car meat I trail on milk. 1 ear melon. 44 aacka onions, eaveks oyter, 742 b rachea, 4 boxes pear. 3 bet pluses, box pea. 46 boxes prenea. 18 - epnda, ItT boxea tntsatnes, 18 sacks j veritable. T3 botes batter. 4 tubal butter. 12T case egg, 64 bnaa, 4 veai, it enep ehlekena, I eonp tr keya f eeop darke, 4 reep gee, aaatteaa. f . 1 Uverpnol Wheat farei. Liverpool. fwpC I3v Wbeet: OTn. CI". -et. - - 4 ,.-..-...itk' 7 3 W SSJ i I'urnlfihed by Overbeck i Cooke Co.) fan Francisco, Sept. 23. Bid prices: (IOLD FIELDS DISTRICT, j rolumbla Mt. 22c,, Jumbo Ext. 32cA. isi. nituin aov, niun ruu lie, Adam 3c. Silver Pick lc. May Queen 5r. Nev. Boy 3c, B. B. Ext. 2cA. Blu Bell 6c. O. Columbia 9cA. Hilwrnla ic 8t lve 27c. Conqueror. 4c, Blk Rock 2cA, Lone Star 11c, O. Wonder 2cA. uro lie. Ken nan Kt. in, Hundat. Ezt 2cA, Mayne 2c. Atlanta 2c, Ot Bnd 21e Slmerone JOc, Empire 4e. Florence 33.47H. Dlam'f B. B. Con. 14e, Q. Daisy oc, ivaguna xmrx rract. ii.zih Or. Bend Anx. c. Mlllatorm 6c. B. B Mrv nansa 3c A. Kcwanos 12c, Esmeralda 2cA. Portland 8cA, Cracker Jac $c, Krancia Mohawk 13c. Red Hill 22c, ilo hawk Ext 3c. Lou iMIIon lc, Y Tlgr ISC oranama c. 8. Fir Ext lc, Goldf. cons. I&.90, inam r Triangle 3c. Gr, Bend Ext lc. COMSTOCK. Cnn. Virginia "e. Parage 2Re, ffale A Nnn roaa 27e. Yellow Jacket 45-. Belcher 26c. Hlerra Nev. 20c. Kxrhequer 21c. i n ion ikc. BfLLFROr? DISTRICT. Original lr. Mmt Rullf 1c aakd. Nat Bank Sc. Amethrv 4c, ld Bar lr, Bonnie 71ar 1 'w aaked. Majfl. "rn a. -. i. tVepter Ic. Mmty. Mt. Sr. Hm atake Cnns. I Tanke Girl !e asked. Tramp Con. t- TONOPAHR Mnnt. T"i. 31 e. Ton. Et Mae Namara Ka, Midway 2b-. Toe. Belmndt 31 6, Toe. N. tstar e Wt K4 ca 4M. Rwh t-, Jle Retiee 24c. Ttm. Caafi Bey le. Moat MM. bat 3c ak4. Golden row tc s Wakhattan iifrriircT. Maah. Ok. . Mink. M. Ce le akea. O. Wertg 1, luiu Little lirw l arte, rtf aHok. 1. Breeebe le. fleeest lc. 4L Lt Ae Sept. rec. May Sept lc. WHEAT. Open. High. ... 99 .. 99 100i ...102?, 103 CORN. .. 7TH 78 6 H M Ixw. 98 , 99H 102 77H May 44 65 4i OATS. SPt 48 H 48 H 44 Ic 48t, 49 48U May 81 61 61 . PORK. Oct 1635 1587 UIO Jan. 1(82 1(92 lTi May 1876 1888 1675 LARD. Oct 1J 1S!2 1017 Jan MO 887 7S May 382 89 980 RIBS. !Oet 8 982 78 Jaa. ...... I 877 May ' 89 69 887 San Francisco. Sept 23. Merchants' exchange quotations: Cash wheat White Walla Walla. 21.68; red Russian. 3166; Turkey red, 31.77 W: bluestem. 31.76. Future wheat May, 31.37 ; Decem ber, ii.si Dia; 11.66 asic Canh barley Bright $1-3114: brew ing. 31.36 to 31.37H. Future barley May, 31.39 H; Decem ber. 31.36. Cash oat No. 1 whit. 1.TH. Mlllstuffa Bran, 830; middlings. 333.60; shorts. 832. Close 99 100 103H T8H 65 H 6IS I A BTTBQLAB ZB TOWV 4. h! naro I "bad cough." H doesn't 48 1, .rare for gold or llver, but be will 61tA tal your health away. If h appear in your house arrest him at one with Ballard's Horehound 8yrup, U rosy mean consumption If you don t A "ur for all cough, cold and chest trou ble. . f,c l?0- ,ft nd 11 Pr bottle c"nn py rue iq mora irrtig company. Men's Diseases TO 8TAV CURED $10 CURED Is MY FEE In Any Uncompli cated Disorders No other physician employ a Ilk method and so thorough is my work that there need not be the slightest fear of a relapse into the old condition. It ls not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will b cured. Don't wait until lt ia too late. My method Is perfect and quick. The cure Is absolutely cer tain. I use NO KNIFE, caus no pain and you need not be detained from your work one day. I especially solicit those cases where money ha been wasted on electric belts and other appliances. SR. TATXiOB Th adlar Special!. Th Scientific Treatment of Weakness Dosing the system with powerful stimulants and tonic in an effort to restore functional vigor can have but one final result: The condition is rendered worse than before. "Weakness" ls merely an indication of a low form of inflammation ln the prostate gland, and this inflammation Is but aggravated by stimulating remedies that excite temporary activ ity. I employ the only scientific and fully effective treatment for ""weak ness," which effects a permanent cure by restoring the prostate gland to a sound and healthy state, I obtain complete results in every case I treat. . ' Those In any trouble suffering from SPER MATORRHOEA, LOSSK8 AND DRAINS, VAR ICOCELE, HYDROCELE, BLOOD POISON or any other disease tending to destroy and disfig ure and to render happiness impossible ar urged to call upon me without delay. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE3 PRBB HOTTBS S A. M. TO IF, H, STWDATS 10 TO 1 The Dr. TAYLOR Co. a 34H Morrison Street, OOBZTEB BXCOITD AJTD MOBBISOB STBBETS, POBT&AaTO, OBBOOY WOT A DOlliAB BBB2 BB PAIS UWTXXi CUBED A Perfumed Luxury for the BathV BATHASWEET RICE POWDER A bivifforatlnir as Sea Bath. A Ventabl and AntlseptlcaDy Pme. Softens Hard water. S JU1 mBu. Su-bun nd Ch.fi.i. soltMt Bbr rowdvl 3 Mama o csnts. seraua)Mrax aaa Fact mm mwapuL 1622 lt2 1477 X ort he ret Hank State-ment PORTLAND, Clearing today ....... Tear age Balance today Tear age TAOOMA. Clearlnge , .. Balaaeee fEATTLK. Clearlsr Balaaeee 31. 1 47 f 1.18. tl a; 137.612 7 81.748 7t 8378 .4li lni "n a 1 ( n --"awawaasnnBaBaaBaaanasBaBMBajiiaiBaBaaBaaaBaBjaBaa I 2H ' i 9ArArrArrrVVVVVVwV j RACES l j: lUlliUIiUW ; I $2,500 Country Qub Puree and 3 ' , ; ether Big Erenta. j . PACIFIC NATIONAL SHOW ', See Bif Ad, Pa(t 11. j!j i 1 Lumbermen's National Bank Corner Second and Stark Streets PORTLAND, OREGON CAPITAL $250,000 omenta a. K. WE NT WORTH ....President JOHN A KE.ATINO Vice-President GEO. L. M PHFTRSON. . .Vice-President IL D. STORY -.Cahier F. A. FREEMAN .Assistant CaahUr BZBB47TOBI K. Wntworth, Chrle S. Russell P S.' Brumby. Dr. K. A- 3 Mackensla Oeorg O. Bingham. Lloyd 3. Went worth, J. E. Wheeler. George L. McPhron. John A. Keating, Rob ert T. Piatt. H. D. atory Transacts a General Banking Business Keer Tor Vottam Martet. Or. r. . M 7J Mar. ........ 17 T1 Mr " T .t. v , t Ua ........ 848 818 nWU CHICHESTER'S PILLS b. (TlewaL 14 4 tT Mi lf M 341 8.3 ' rioi, Vi i vtnrrrwrr Overbeck & Cooke Co. CenimissioB Iferc&ao, Slocks. Boni. Cotton, Grata. Etc. 5-217 BOARD OF TRADE BuILDINQ eat of Logan & Brraa. 14 embers C1m8TO Board of Trade. Com , . Chicago, New York. We hart tot ontj pfvt wire connecting 1 eerhaneea UOfBCRl FORTLAND BOARll ind whb tha tatter )F TRADB. vai 1