THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1908.
11
WOKILI'S MAMETS TOBM
IIORST JIGIiST A LIBERAL Ri
OTHER HORSTS FOR SATURDAY
, Big Brothers Are on Differ- Livestock Arrivals Are Good
ent Sides of Hop Markets - at. End of Week Prices
-Jlay Mean fctomcthing.
Portland wholesale markets:
Hop sale around Aurora.
Mixed vlewa on frost damage.
Potato market to hold steady."
Chickens are not ao firm. - .
Railroad report on eppl crop.
Better call for dread meat a.
Trad dlacuases egg-case regulation.
Oraln markets are holding firm.
Report on India 1808 Jute crop.
Hop Bales at Aaron, '
Are Jfalntaincd.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK RUN.
Ifoa-a. . Cattle. - Bheen,
Tnflar mo
Friday ' , J7
I 1907 .". 75
1101 ........... 120
800
160
110
JtlO
313
1ST
none
Portland Union Stockyards, Sept, SI,
For Saturday today'! arrivals In
the livestock market were quit liberal
. i
Several hopgrowrs from the Aurora Mn gji Unea. ,-Tha tone of tha market
.district who were In th city today J remain ' good for everything tliat ' la
tat that some business' (n the . new well-finished but . poor-quality la tlll
crop of hopa la going on In that ejection, the, bane of price. , Had It not baen
The prloea paid generally rang eloso for the poor quality a better rang of
to To a pound, but thla la the extreme valuea would very likely be obtainable
. top of the market either at Aurora or i at mis time ror Deat sturr, tne receiver
anywhere ela in the aute. There haa I to aell the off-grade stock, the reeelvora
been oonalderable talk of a hlgher flg-l force the buyers to take the good aa
,ur but none of tha ao-canea sates i wen a oaa ampmenis, xnis results in
could be confirmed and were likely put I a lower rang than otherwise for beat
forth by the abort llera who wer quality. ., , .
endeavoring to have every bale possible I Bales of hoga war made during the
picked in order that tney wouia max paai nours a.-i mat couia noi p
mora money themaelvea. While gener- aold within 6o of that price had It'
ally speaking moat of the bop grown not been for the arrival of good qual-
In the elate wer gathered because of Ity which went to the aama buyer. The
thla bullish talk by the bear leadera, latter brought $7.16. - :'
thera are torn yards etlll unpicked. Sheep market la firm, especially for
Now that the froata have damaged tneaei select quality and prices are Holding at
to a considerable extent It ia not UKeiyi me lop.
thst they will be gathered. I Today 16 horse arrived in th yarda.
E. Clement Horst, on of the leader I A year ago today hoga were easy,
of th bear element and who Is said to I cattle firm and sheep, very firm. Lambs
ft Bons or l were up $2.54 for the flay. .
a nnri ahnrt thun Plncua A
Timmi. la atlll atnnnlnar at the . Port- I Folio wins Is the aeneral ranee of val
land hotel here and keeps aa far away nea on stock ruling in the . yarda for
from publicity and newpapermen as late shipment: .
foaslble. The visit of Mr. Horst .it Hog-Best, east of mountains, 1Q
his time has mma significance lnas- 7.16; ordinary, .7537; blockers an.l
much aa his two brothers have recent- China fats, 16; atockers and feeders, 15.
ly fortified their forces here. While Cattle Select east ; of mountains
B. Clement Horst is usually on tha bear steers, $4$i4.26; medium steers, 11.60
aide of the market, one of hi broth- 1.75; ordinary, $3.263.60; best cows
era, Paul R. O. Horst, is noted for his and heifers. $2.7608; medium cows, $2
Dullisn tendencies, it was raui m.i stags, puns, 1 most of the wheat la rolna- on calls
Horst who paid the big - prices for Sheep Best wethers. 12.60; ordinary m?5 ?J arHveand thathSfe is little
bops In recent years In an effort tof wethers. $3$.25; lambs. $4; straight 12ft for aaJa
corner the market and boost prices upiewes, l..to: mixed lots, ..ouy z.vo.
to the skies, but the only ones who ral .Veal Choice young calves, $4.50;
celved the benefit from ma campaigns i neavy and rougn, vs.buw
were the producers, ror tt is common
WHEAT LOIS
TAKE PROFITS
" . . - ?
Believe That Market Will
. Be Bearish Monday and
- ' Seif Holdings. .
v .
. World's WhtM Mmi. 4
' - , , Deo.
4 Chicago tl.OIMB
Nw York
1.10 A
....... 1.0S
....... '.5H
........ 1.01 B
........ 9a Kd
1.68 Ifc ,
Minneapolis
Duluth ,
W Winnipeg
4 St. Louis . ....
Liverpool v...
4 ' San Francisco
4 - Per cental
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET. ,
Ooen. ninae. flnnt. SS. Linas.
Sept. .....loow, loom 1004 m.
Deo. 101 101UB IOIUR 4
Pec 1042 104MB 1044H
Chicago. Sept 2(. That wheat closed'
a little lower for tha dav vn l&rrnlv
due to the fact that local longs wished
10 secure proms ana even up in antlcl
OAI STATffJEIIT
IS
UNFAVORABLE
La rge Movement ,of Cash i
From Interior Jfakes No
Showing in Beport.
e, Bonnie Clare loo A. fayfl. Pons, "o, I
ni'inif, unra nil 10. u. stnvpiar in,
Monty Uk To, liomeatak Cuna, ltd,
Tramp ions, jio, jnai. nana
TONOPAHS PI8THICT.
Ton. ev. 17 BOA. Mont Ton. tl. Ton,
Ext. (IcA, MacNamar , Midway tie.
Ton, Kelmont I1.1JU. Ton. No. mar te,
Wcat ' ICnd Cons. 41''. Ktsru o, Jim
Butler He, Gulden, Crown IcA, ,
MANHATTAN DISTRICT.
Manh." IS. Co, la, O. Wedg le. 8vlr
Hump In, Iitr le. Granny oA, Uua
lang Te, Little Orey IcA. Orlg. Manh.
toA. Broncho le, Plnenut lc. B. Dog la
VAKIOoB lilHTRICTa
Nevada Mills IJ.10A; Plttaburg Silver
Peak ta, ligla'a Nest 76.
News Gossip
of Finance
big hop-buying firms bav net yet had
sufficient tlm in which to axamln
ampiaa. Tn market will opn acilv.lr.
It I ipecUd. during th coming wtok.
ritoDi-cK ix sa.v rnANcisco.
8an Pranolsco,
ro. l tallforala club, iter cental, tt.lttt
1.70; California whit milling. 1. 760
BebL t. Wheat .
uo, per cental.
i.iu; nortiiarn bluesum. 1 1,71 h 0 1 77 W ;
r'Tl.Aft'u'o.0' WJ", ?80"i
S,.n.onn, -Oi.l t'hvalir,
$1. 609 1. Id, according to quality
!: Per dosen Callfvrnia freah,
Including oiises, extras, 41e; flraia,
lIHc; anconds. Hu,; eaatern selected,
IJu; eastern firsts, 2io; eaetern seconds,
21c; thirds. 21c; storase, 10c.
nuiiar i-er pound California freah.
extras, II Has firsts, 17He; con.ta,
IlHe; thirds, JOc: eastern xtras. ITr;
packlug. No. 1.. 31c; packing, No, I,
too; storage, California extras, lie.
New Cliaeae pr poundCalifornia
flats, fancy, ta; firsts, 1 1 lt; aecund.
He; CallforntA Young AmrrU-a. fnn;v,
IH40; firsts, lie; asti-rit Ors.),
fancy, lie eaatera Oieann Voung Ainer.
ica. fancy, KM; atomae. 13
Potatoes Por coital .River whites
(sacks), fancy. ?IQ 6c: poor. It 7'-;
Salinas Tiurhanks, l.iiul 0; early
roaa, 7ltTH&o; sweet potatoes, to tli
trade, sacks, 11.60: eratea, I1.4S.
Onions per sack Yellow, 60.
Oranaes Pr . box Valencia. II O
t.10.
Llfrrpool Wheat Market.
Liverpool. Sept. 21. Whaat cloe:
September, 7a lOd; December, 7s J,
New Tork, Sept .il. Oovernment
Donasi
Data. Bid. Asked
Twna. raartataraif lain iaik tiA
New Tork. Sent. 11. Tha stock mar-1 Aa iuiuima ...... laaa init
ket waa hurt by the unfavorable bank I Thraea. realatered.. llul 1A1 lot:
atAtem..nt. . W h f I tl,- .hnwmf . was I 1a ..miwi, ibai iai ai i7
Quite soo.l. it waa not tin to exoecta-! Thra mall hnnHa .
tlons. Tha report dUl not ahow a bul- I Pours, registered. , . l!l
Ilah tone, considering tha great move-1 do coupons 1921
mem 01 money iroin ina mienor a 1 Tvn. Panama
New York during th wek. I nut CoL ....
As a whole tha market today was -1 Fours. Philippine
f
101
100
121
121H
10IH
102
110
1!1H
ioi'
shares during the limited session. Thar New1 Tork, Sept !. Metal Coppei
were no feat urea of note: tha entire! u hia-har- TC nun k.. if
mirk.h' "howlD an "bblng dlapoaltionltroytlo, 14tttJi!o; castings. ' lt9
T." "T 1 ilia
of yesterday.
Rana-a of Navar Tork nrlaaa furnished
a j uverDeca at tooae JO.;
DESCRIPTION.
atlon of possible bearish statistics
onday mornlnir. Those who started
to sell the market off on thla theory
111 urei nour got snort ana finding
tha offerings well taken bv restlnar or
ders in the hands of strong people, they
were forced to buy the wheat back on
an advancing market an hour later. The
news lor the day waa a little mixed.
Tha scattered rains over the west and
southwest are certainly beneficial fof
uew crop ana preparation ior ine
same. Snow and rain over North Da
kota and other portions of the north
west partly offset tha good effect on
me souinwesi as iney win naturany
cnecK tne rree marketing or wheat. L.lv
erpool waa eaaler. Dlspatchea show that
left for sale.
Primary receipts:
-Bushels. -
report that he himself Is a very heavy
Jaepreaentativ Bales Today. , I wheat
. - j 1 '...,...1 1 xne loiiowinK saiea or nvesioca ir vn
jwr aui.i : mnnMintatlv of the transactions in Shipments:
years 010 wnicn can scarcely oe muvm 1 il, ...t vi .XlWhui
at any price. Louis Horst, formerly of hj Joca ",,0' i6', ?tlcn
the American Ho. ft Barley company. y the o'thrmarkat forJCorn . .
who recently sent another representa
tive from. London to take charge of hln
Oregon business is likely after some of
the trade and between the' three broth
erseach one of them having' separate
Interest there is likely to be something
of Interest In hop market. clrolea soon,
3E3. Clement Horst Is making every ef
fort to keep his visit to this city quiet.
H. K. Lounsbury, general agent of
the Harrlman interests here has issued
the following circular regarding tne ap
the various varieties and weights
. weigni.
10 cows 11,650
7 steers 6,876
9 steers 0,640
63 hogs ............. 9,885
It hogs 17.420
71 sheep 8,435
1S7 lambs . . . v. . . :. . 12,065
Today.
. .1.915.000
. 876,000
, 1,783,600
S31.000
-No. 2 red.
Tear ago.
978,000
864.000
786,000
960,000
11.01 Vk w
Price, hard, $1.01 H 1.01 ; No. 3 hard, 99
$1.00 Wl.oi; no. 1 northern, ii.07tjpi.ns;
8.75 No. 2 northern, $1.0601.07; No. 8 soft.
4.00 I l.VOtJ)1.0V.
7.00
7.15 I Range of Chicago prices furnished by
3.00 1 uveroecK & uooKe company:
4.00
Hogg'steaay. iSept.
Chicago, Sept 26. Livestock run: IJec.
. .. Hogs. Cattle. Sheep. I May
Chicago s.ooo o.ouo , z.ooo
Kansas City,. ...6,000 2,000 1,000 D -
pie market and conditions:
"We have been advised by our east
era cdrresDondentH the followlnar par.
... 1' . 1 I JVHJ1MHH
1 nt thla vur vmu , ......... ,vv v uu ) in u,
0tlnna Arkansas a total fall! L SSfJf W&V,t'l&
uii,i., .k.. a nrth ,,11 !$6.65T.46; heavy, $7.007.4t: rough.
t:.wit.r.ppie.r : ,ttiioSfht-'- W-M7-M-
"New York crop; 5.000.000 barrels. SiSSZwlSSV ' -' " ec-
"New4 England crop.' 2.000.000 barrels. ohcep steady.. . . I May
Qualltymih defter nrati last year. I , , , .
-Missouri ana Kansas report less tnan 1 v Aoruwest urop weamer. ihct
P are To6 P'r n't'-ieoildav. T,lJ?L ..?J!?.!K
'all lafar In hV ln.r hn annloa I 77 ,f ' ". lumgniimn
.vTi.aX T ,ir.i.V i ff -Ifi w. I ana in east portion aunaay. uignt rrost
packed In good condition, will sell for M.ti nortion tonlnht. Soiitheriv win.
vnnn n,Yurmn., . .-...,.. i, . .. . i t: ----- . - -i
--Pensylyanla only raises anough ap- A?SSJSJJSS:
pies ror home consumption, and when ( ' JVI May
a shortage exist, is, supplied fronr New g ?UrfrLVV?tlSl f228Zl
According to the Indian government's I tt)nf 5?!LtheJf!Ly Zl'Zj' t,-u mA 9'
final estimate of tha iut nFoductlon for Idaho Fair and warmer tonight and Jan.
Iv8, tha crop was 00,000 bales. b- S"aay; " " tonight. May
cun or in neavy yieia tne previous
year mere was -a surplus- came,
rom 1807 of about 1.500,
Oct.
Jan. .
WHEAT.
Open. High.
100 100 vt
101 101
104 104
CORN.
66 66
6614 6
OATS.
48H 48
49H 49
61 S 61
PORK.
1617 16S7
1690 1690
1677 1685
, LARD.
1015 1022
98S 987
982 . 990
RIBS.
985 990
880 887
895 895
Low.
100
101
104
66
66
Close.
100
101 B
104 B
8:
48
4914
61
1612
1677
1672
1015
982
982
982
880
890
66
66
64
48 A
A
1 B
1BS5
1690
1685
1022 B
987 B
990 B
990
885 B
895 A
AmaL Coo. Co.'.
Am. C. 4k Fdy, e
Am, C. & Fdv. d
Alll. VVI. VII, O.
Am. Loco., p...
Am. Bugar, e., .
Am. melt, o. .,
Am. Hmelt., p..
An. Mln. Co....
Am. Wool., o. , .
Atchison, c.,...
Atchison, p....
B; & O., c
B. A O., p
Br. Rap. Tr....
Can. Pac. o....
Cen. Leather, o. ,
C. & Gt W.. c...
C... M. A St P. . .
C. F. 4 I., e
CoL So., c ...
CoL 80., 2d p...
v;oi. eo., Jst p. , .
do ofd
Erie, 0
ao za pfd,...
do 1st nM.
Great North., p.
I1L Cent ......
LAN. ...
Manhattan Ry. .
sa., XL. A T..
do ofd 1 . .
Missouri Pacific.
national Lad
N. T. Central
N. Y., Ont. & W,
IN or. & w., com
North Amer. . .
North. Pac, com
rac. m. . uo.
Penn. Railway
P. O. L. & C. CO
f. Mteel u com
ao pro. . . ,
Reading, com,
do 2d ofd.
do 1st pfd,
85 86 Ifr
97 I 7
43
130
Lit1
8$ 17
sif. 'to' 2M
000 bale's. 0 banana.. JHc per lb. crated, 6c; j Tllinn n nniliJr nnnn
mting supplies of about 8,000.000 bales '?5nf'.h6""z?,Pm I H I IT 1 1 lir riTIIIir I.III.r
of 400 pounds each for tli; coming y-""! 'nW' fw"' "i1! Jf-0"."'':?" I I IU VI I IIUIIL UIIUI
lozen;
cantaloupes,. $1. 251.60; black-
ears, Z60
ermelons.
at crop of lute since the sea-Zrn1 i JWK&,,1fl?-85 R
M, being 28 percent less than V, gltklllf HSa.
ge durinar that period. Ac- 6cf i. cwt; casabas, $2 dos.
year; , According . to the report this Is
xne smallest
son of 1903-4
cording to the San Francisco Commer-L NIONS ;Naw Oregon, $1.28 per
clal News the Calcutta Jute market has nu?,air?'n Z.V -T ka. 'd-
anticipated this result for the past 80 tZZVBJ?"' ,1.im?r
days, prices having advanced 10 per .,po.TiJ5Sr wmSSt1"..
cent In the Interim, and are now ruling f1-"; uylnff '"J"?1""
steady at current prices. Tha same fancy, 86 ordinary. 75 86c; sweet
Hi ALBANY TERRITORY
fSoeelnl Disnatch to Ins Journal.!
Albany. Or.. Sect. 26. Prune harvest
ia now In full blast throuahout the
make of bags for tha coast aa follows I SY.1 a.liiaT7 iP..lJ "w wregon, 1 country, ana 10 im wraw ia
Tor I0. 7 I YtCCi; oeets, carrots, quw I enure crop win oh gainru. r-icningr
Informant gives the importation and I Vftir'i'
5firll: beets. llSKl.Zbr carrots, so 1 entire croD
75c" sack ; parsnips, 85c t 1.00; cabbage, I commenced about two weeks ago, about
To Portland and sound
ports
oi). 1 12 ( 2.25: tomatoes. 40(3 60o per box: I 10 davs earlier than last season.
9 ono aaa I beans, . -5c; cauliflower, -7690o; Prunes this year will only average
Tn puti aneiaon si ko nnn I P""- Oregon, 60; norseraaisn, 810o; about one third of a crop, although
The ateWsoSs made 'and 28-36.U0 artichoke- (-) do.; een .Ji. PjcW will be from eight to jts. .day.
carried forward from 1907 Joo noo Per ?of; peppers, bell. 10 80, Chile. (-): longer than last season, aa most of the
. , . 1 neaa lettuce, zodpsoo 00s, cucumbers. 1 yards will have to oe gone over two
Total 62 950 000 1 ,oca1- 1R200 dom' radishes, aSo dosen I or three times, owing to unfavorable
1, . - - - - - - 1 ounones. oeiery. joo, ergpian vso; 1 conaitions wnicn nave prevanea aurini
Bnsr itoms or nni Strt. I rreen corn. $1.15 sack. . I the season. Many of the prunes will
Supplies of peaches wer small thlsl Orooeriaa irutB.-zrta. I not shaka from the trees at all, and
morning out cooler weatner is arrect- ..,., riirrr.i. jt. vi..ii. these must be picked By nana. -
In th demand. LU0?"!0.1?.1 v ";,1n??- The reasons for such a shortage In
the crop this year are many. The early
rains and froata did much d&maa-a to
i.n. ... ..H.1..11.. .. i granuiateo. id.vo: com. a., itu utn ;r. ... j. :n .v. .:
vance in sugar prices. I . V . L . ' " , ,T. , v. i a a. if. ' I one or tne most uniavoraoie in years.
Ther Is a better call for dressed !!-"vb..eV-?5nulai?d f"' "?rr,' The continued warm weather was an-
meats.... ; ' i.Vn. iaViTiSai- ' oeu - other drawback, and in many of the
I'li-lt .yU.MM "VtLSl 1SL2 W. nearty. half of the, crop 1. either
ur-awouo, saysw. n. uryvr, -T-., m ' - 1 dried on tne trees or not matured., nut
-oecauss-ox ine rrosts. ir any oeciine MVrf T Co arse H alt a-rnd iaa. In spite of all this It has been proven
eil"A,S1tt'thJ,e.arfuture hifnerr iiiKof'?-1 aV that y culUvatlon a good yield can
"7" "i"tf VT no .we"1??- ... in. 'tTgaor'ioa tis Affl-' hii.r : P realised, even during a poor season.
".,"';' "wf"ilr.."2.. ?rLnl Imooriid Liverpool 60- - ilbToO: 100a! In,
ii " A""7 IlidAn- Am. ilUdl)' niH fin. lamii cultivation nas own carnea out tne
Front -street sells at th following !.. Voa 84 604 Bo- LirS-!i Quantity as well aa the quality is up
prlcea Those paid shippers are less -"JLl? IM 50 Per ton. ' Uverp001 to the standard. Growers shojld take
regular colsj.i ! '"SFcImperlal KpanNo. 1. le; Na earning and keep W'X'?'
-. mm. mmi i, ttafee; Htw Orleans, bead. T o: I
BUTTER Extra creamerv. 12 U 0 I A lax. f 1 Crartla. IV a. , I lavoraoie seaaon or not.
tlc fancy, ile; stor. 18c. .1 HONBT New, 160 pf lb. . The pr
ouiiiut r ax ueiivery r. o. o. 1 bkans email wnite, 15.107 large
Portland Sweet cream,. IJc; sour, I white, $4.60: pink, $1.75; bayou, $1.76;
HHe per lb. ... ie ILImau. 6.75: Mexican reds. $4.60.
r.uun iiocm, oest, wc; eastern, v CUJf ITBB packageDranda, III. SO.
5 7 IX a InAal a Inn. r.. BAa.7llA I . . .
tniTT TUT UI.A .M.L... IIA11U
hana. l$Uc roostsra old. 9c; frT- HAMS, BACON. ETC Portland pack cure a single contract while during the
era, lie; broilers, 15c lb.; geese, spring, I 'wao nanus, lr to is. .o Pr 10; um. period last season he bouaht ever
10c: turkeys, alive, old. 1718cJ ?f" JMCOn',,lilllW picnics, U.ooO pounda While a few contracts
spnng, lrzoc; spring ducks , jj i,ii..iviv.. i. (iu wi Mv oeen ciosea. ouyers . report Dusi-
16o lb; olgeona squabs, $202.60 per ?L""r". smoked. 12c 1 b: back, smoke.!, ne.. tInir very poor.
??. J dr.-ad poultry. IlTo "'mS?tf1 , . t,eil the "Ahr A".
jwunq ma-nr. ' i " .-"j - - - ' I rrn onnina iur prune at an, ana aa
CHKESK Full cream. flatsT triolet I lb.; Pickled tongiie,70o ech. ther is but very little exportlna- bolna-
and daisies. 14015,c; r oung Americas, I &iL,.!rJi ,MiZ.'l?zr.4o' tor th tiro being th market ii
I t- i, 1 . . 1 A a .,-. I alow, a
Rep. I. & (S., com
ao pia.
Rock Isl., 00m.
do pfd
S. L & 8. P., 2 p.
at. l. s. w., c.
ao Dia. .......
80. Pacific, com
do pfd.
Southern Ry,, c.
ao pia
Texas & Pacific
x., a. Li. ec W., c
do Pfd
Union Pac, o
do pfd
U. S. Rubber, o. .
ao ora
U. 8. Steel Co., c
ao pfd
Wabash, c
do pfd
W. U. Telegraph
wis. central, c.
Pfd.,
Big Four. .
Westinghouse .
Wheeling
Ore Lands
80 tOTs 10
68
108
40
iffl
62 H
ma
122 122
128 128
78
19
i.-
108 108 102
48
129
iss
103
Di-k
83
40
61
185
45
ifli
28
76 75
11
58 58. 57
Tin. $21.17 Oil 60.
Laad. $4.47 4.60.
Na-r Tork. Sept. 21. Bar silver.
two, Mexican oonars. e.
.London, Sept 21. Silver, 2113-lld.
MW Tork. Sent 21. flta-tln eahtaa
I 1 a a m r, a, t a m m a '
i.ivwt.; oemana, tss.to; so days,
Washington, Sept II. Today's treaa
iJJHIurv statement shows: Receipts, $1,650,-
$v; aisoursements, l, (00,000.
PflRTT.lVn lurkTrrr'B nvri?TWima I
The " board of rad reports produce
receipts at Portland for the 24 hours
ending thla morning as follows:
151 boxes apples, 27 crates berries,
6 crates cantaloupes, 41 boxes clams,
10 orates crawfish, crates celery,
oases cheese, 1,671 gallons cream, 366
gallons milk, 1 crate melons, 1 car musk
melons, 14 crate egg plant, 45 bnxaa
iruit, so crate grapes, 420 basket
grapes. s boxes flsb. 1 box honey, 1
car meat, 68 boxes oysters, 48 boxes
pears, 41 boxes prunes, 806 boxes
peaches, 238 sacks apuds, 1 car sweet
potatoes, 8 boxes quinces. 16 boxes
29 tomatoes, 3 boxes shrimps, 1 sack vega-
IS tables, 116 boxes butter, 202 cases eggs,
42 36 hogs. 84 veal, 48 coops chickens, 6
29 coops ducks, 2 coops geese, 8 coops
turaeys, 1 pox turtles, 1 dox dressed
poultry.
Frosts Hurt Hops.
(Salem Bureau of Th Journal.)
Salem, Or.. Sept. 26. Hop-plcklng
proper closed in the valley fields to
day and what hops remain to be picked
will be teaslly cleaned un durlnr the
first few days of next week. It is
very fortunate -tor the unusual heavy
frosts have damaged the unpicked hops.
There is little or no activity in the
market Growers are balling and the
1 ,"" ... ,' t
Ladd & Tilton Bank
PORTLAND, OREGON
E.tabliihed 1859.
Oldeit Bank on the Pacific Cotit
Capital fully paid - - - - $1,000,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits $500,000.00
OFFICERS
W. M. Ladd. President. R. S. Howard Jr., Asit. Cashier.
Edward Cookingham, Vice-Prei, J. W. Ladd, Assistant Cashier. .
W. H. Dunckley, Cashier. Walter M. Cook. Asit 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.
45
108
Ws pay yon 4 pr cent to sava
BanKBoolf
Speaks volumes
chant if you Weed credit.
mer
it
Total sales, 357,800 shares.
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
(Furnished byOverbeck & Cooke Co.)
uub.uu, oepu an, uinoiai prices:
Adventure
Alloues
Arcadian
Atlantio ....
Bingham
8
34
8
17
20
Boston Cons.. 14
Butte Coals-. 23
Black Mt 8 4
vi, oe Ariz., .lis
Cal. A Hecla.,635
prune market ao far thla vear
has been verv auiet ana buyers report
very little doing along that line. In
fact but very few contracts have been
written. One Albany buyer made the
remark that In a two weeks' travel
over the. country be was unable to se-
UHtfKo.
Kops, Wool aaS SUM.
- MOPftISfll rrnn fr 7 Ih
WOOL 10 Willanmt vally, It
WBHkEPf!KIN8 - gearing. ,.9,M
acn; anort wool, ikoik: medium
wool. 60c Oil acb; long woot. lletf
II. i tua.
MOHAIR 1967 Nominal . ll01.
i auaiw mm per tow sotc; eto.
I and rreasa. 2eiV4e.
CHITT1M BAfiK Ola. Ie; ww. le
low
HTDKS Dry hides, ll014e tti grtv
0 7s lb; balls, rtn salt 401 lb.
1 0 7c; ealvM, gr n. 1 0 10c; kips.
Oram, nm aag xay.
WHEAT Baying prlca. new TracK.
Fwruand ciun, nomi niustem. ho
t4c; fortyfold. 12c; r4 I'ci Willam
ette valley, toe.
MI LXaBTUKFb Sailing erica Bran.
!..: mMdiinaa 111; shorts, lit;
tB2kN-zl w " per ton.
yXX U R Sell I n prie Eastern Or
tn patent. it.!; airaicnt, tAWurj
114: i port. $1 H0t.ll; valley. $4 11:
rrabaaj U $4 4; vholaVMtt, $4.11;
rye. Is, till; tale II.
. B A RLET Feed, til It: rolled. $21;
bre-ri-f. g.
OATi Trrk. new K. t white, tit;
frv. I2tlf
HAT Pradocera prtra Jlew tlm4hy.
wHBat valley, fancy, .111014: r
inrr, 112 1; easterw Oreron, 116014:
10II; ew. i; grata, til;
cheat, tl; alfalfa, 11011.
rrmlta aal nrtttlM
TIXKSU FRVIT wrarge. 4tl9
ihI until th demand from the
nary. 7 08c lb;' heavy.' ttjli lb; mutton, ".7," ,d. " "w Je
fancy. !O70 lb: spring lamU I a I H U.? JZZZZ. . w... .
l ,- - I ' i u gsiaai art v mm mjw auvui vWw
. , .. . ' . . . -. i mm anm rraviri ah nan i si aw ar.rMaakaA
s ?? is LiMV.fl. two- y?iaa
IK V a m vctiu gwuusaiwu. VSa aW7Vl a . i 1.1 i . . w
mlhi li ilka su la: eaDMuna. lfc "'IT. ."f. wr IN
We jfer ilC fffeA-l" .. folding
fish norx eoa, ih re; Oounaar, i "
l pr id; bail but. lo per in; striped
UVUUJ AaAIVaS aama 'J-m, III, . 7f I a-aa
1t- Ik. a.- 4 ' W A.1 Ik. I V IDVV fTnPr IWtww trr Vmmmm.
f".,!' "J IT iW.I -AAA JlVrVXat VVaAA. l.v Jl 49a
.1 a a- la .a. Ik. u.a . I a. a L. m-A
lZe in; perch. I par lb: toracod. II pari Vancouver. Waah "apt-' 21. From
obaUrs. 26 par lb; freah nwker-4, 1 preni inaioauona. me pnin crop of
120 in; perch. par lb; tomcod. II par
!, lAh.f.r. 9Ka Ba Ik fM.li ma.k.r.1
( ) lb; erawnsh. 2&o per do; tar- Clark count y. although lighter that
geoa ( ) per lb; black baaa, 10a par I uual. will be of eiceptloaal quality.
t; stiver a men a, per in; niaca niun-wmi a"1" "fnin on mmj aa
o. Sl.It01.7S UOB. I i""r" i inrir yieta mm wnest It Is
e per lb;
OTRTKR8 ehnalwater Bar. ner
mn. i:.; ter io-ib aicK, oirm-
nla.
IIMO
r aal. I heavier.
(aui ywmr rany inoK-aiions r-nintefl in
r fall"". 11-41; per 101-lb sack, I S rec-.nl crop. Put oarlr frosts killed
.!; Kagl eannsd. I0 raa li.lliruuy per rent r tbe I
dotn; eatr- In shelL tl. Tl per !. I ly wmrM re hatanra.
rent f the fmlt and great
th hatsnra. Errn ao th
CLiMi Hardshell, rvar Koi it 4-1 treaa mr rav-r worked la tha Ttrmt
rasor elans. $2.11 pr tox: lie per doa stagey of Hpentng. and aa a reaott th
. m. i.i,. wi mi wa, 1 r"-"i ronowe inia year. Local
FalattaV Cfsa. OH, VCS. iMrklitl hn-iae men refua la nil. a a
ROFE Pur Manila. IlUt: ataadard. I eattmaM of tha total vtld of the nwutT
lle; rlnL l4e; L B. aiaaU Sc. I agree tkat ft will be aNont tb earn
R h. S 7. 1 .V K 1 tc dear-- nan. vSa tawla laat year with a murli iMHtee a,alitr
gal: lw- t-M, 11 per gal. j aa th fruit thla year baa la novrte
, T lnrE. 1 1 a I a raaaa, i. ar gi; 1 1 " ama ri or vva waatrter.
rood bM. II p gL I Hra matraet have kmi lgao fat
LIN8EED OIL Raw. bbla. I2e: I thla year cmo. Kut la nvt rit tha
Ma ll. kaCui kKl. IL.' , a ... IA. I fartH. ta hAll.v ! ... . t .
a gal; lt rf III gallons. . Waa: U I prte win rv-u-h an trerM ! water
r meal. 114 ton. I mark. Pn.en admit that b prio will
WHITE T.KAn Ton lota ta porlb t lt from t ta I h com rr
lb: lb l"". I lb: lea lota U ia I pod bfsher than laet year, and th;
fast
C. Ely
Daly W.
Oranby
Greene
Olroux
Mass Minlnv.
J Michigan ....
MonawK ....
Nev. Cons. . . .
Newhouse . . .
Centennial ..
Cop. Range. . .
2
Nipplsslnar ... 8
nu. oune slU
East Butte ... 7
Old Dominion 40
.....IU
Parrot ...... 25:
vuiacy ...... 9U
Royale 46
Shannon 14 s!
Tamarack ... 70
Trinity
United
Utah Mining..
Utah Cons. ..
Victoria
Wolverine
98
10
4
13
82
16
8 jU. S. Oil 24 !
-u i j. a. Alining, ss
73:
Winona 6
Yukon 4
Bay 8. Oas.... 2
means you are frugal and thus
responsible. If not familiar
with the advantages of our Sav
ings Department step in and we
will explain how a dollar will
start an account.
Tw Pr eenl allowad on enact
ing aoooonts.
AMERICAN BANK & TRUST
CO. OF PORTLAND
90 Seventh St., Elks Temple
L. O. RALSTON.... Pras.
O. L. MAC GIBBON. .Cashier.
CONDENSED REPORT OF
Tfie United States National Bank
SUBMITTED TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 23, 1808.
ASSETS.
Loans and discounts 14,229.061. 06
U. S. bonds at par 704,000.00
Municipal and railroad .
bonds
Bank building
Due from
banks... .$1,117,666.43
Cash .. 2,060,45L95-
702,747.91
126,000.00
8,178,117.18
uiBtums.
Capital $ 500,000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits 618.253.18
Circulation 473,600.00
Dividends unpaid ...... 424.00
Due to
banks ..$2,126,288.64
Individual (
deposits 6,320,360.62.'
I
$8,928,936.15
7.446,649.18
$8,938,926.85
Attest Correct: J. C. AINSWORTH, President
BXPOBT Or THB COVDmOX
or
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
MSIUIR), OB.
AT TUB CZ.08B OT BtrSHrsSS SXFTBMBBB 83. 1908
BESOT7BOXS
Loans and Discounts ...$1,986,784.40
U. S. Bonds to Secure
Circulation 250,000.00
V. S. Bonds to Secure
Oovernment Deposits.. 150,000.00
Premium on U. a Bonds. 12,000.00
V. S. and Other Bonds
and Warrants 638,188.56
Furniture and Fixtures.. 8,000.00
Cash and due from
Banks 1,014,052.16
$4,068,993.11
SaXJLBZXOTZZS
Capital Stock ....... I 250,000.00
Surplus and Undivided
Profits . tOJ.71S.OI
National Bank Notes .
Outsandlng 286,150.00
Dividends Unpaid ....... 366.50
Deposits 3,269,765.67
$4,068,893.11
Issues Drafts and Letters of Credit available in all parts of tha world. Ac
counts of banks, firms and Individuals solicited. Collections' a specialty.
Th officers of this bank will ba pleased to meet or correspond with those
who contemplate making a change of their banking connections or open- ,
ing new accounts. , , ,
NORTHWEST BAXK STATEMENT.
Portland.
Clearings today
Tear ago
Balances today
Tear aaro
Week's clearings
Tear a an
Week's balances
Tear ago
aattla.
Clearings
. .$ 940,295.6$
. 1,005,750.76
. . 134,135.37
242,326.48
. 7,011,665.70
. 1.655.143.41
. 871,612.77
761,782.41
$1,281,161
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Etc.
A4drM
J. J. BUTZER SEEDS
Bayt. A.
us non t.
O verbeck & Cooke Go.
Commission Merchants, Stocks. Bonds, Cotton. Grain. Elt
216-217 BOARD OF TRADE BUILD INO 1
Members Chicago Board of Trade, Correspondents of Logan ft BrrtA '
Chicago, New York. Boston.
W have the only private wire connecting Portland with the fastens
exchanges.
MEMBERS PORTLAND BOARD OP TRADE.
Balance 113.371
8AX FRANTISCO GRAIN' MARKET.
San Francisco, geot. 21 Merchants'
exchange quotations:
Caah shut Walla Walla vrlilta
$LI8; red Russian. 11.68; Turkey red.
if 77; blueatem, $1.76.
Future wheat May. $1.17; Decern -
per, si.5 bid.
Caah barter Brlcht. 11.11: brawlna
tl.1601.87.
Future barley May. $1.41 bid:
$1.42 aaked: Ierember. 11 J
Cash oats .No. 1 white. $i.cs.
Mlllstuffs Rran 110: mlddltnra.
$38.11; shorts. $11.
NEVADA MIXING STOCKS.
(Furnished by Or er beck A Cook Co.)
aa i ranciaoo. sepi. ii.-kn:
OOLDFIELD8. DIgTRICT.
Sandstorm tfte. Colamhia lit 14a.
Jumbo Kxt. lie. Tsrnal leA. Kendall
lie. Boatn 41s, Bloa Ball tie, Adams
lo, Sliver Pick ICA, Nev. Boy tc, B. B.
Ext leA. Blue Bell In. txiia ScA. a.
Columbia IcA. HI be ml 2 c Conqueror
r. Bik. Rock IcA. laone star le, O.
Wonder tcA. Ore lie, Marne 2c At
lanta 21c. Oreat Bend 21c Empire 4c,
Red Toa Et- c Flore TW 11.17 V.. Dla-
meadfleld R B. Con. Ic. O. Delay 7le.
Laguna II. 1. Commonwealth lie.
Corah. Fraet. IU. Or. Bend Kit Sc.
Or. Bend Anaea -. B. B Bonaasa le. !
Kewano se. asmeraina irA, rnrtis-Mi
ae (Vai-ker Jack r. Re Hill tie. Mo-:
Mat Eat. IcA. T. Tiger IkA, Grand
ma IrA. a Ptek Evt. IcA. Ooldfleld 1
Cona i.7i Dtam'f Trtaagl 4e
COMSTOCK II STRICT. . " i
Ophlr IL741 Mevleaa Me Oould A,
Curry ?c Coa. Vlrgeila TJe. hrin
te. Hale 2V err roe 2e. Tellow Market
4c Ba-lrree lie. aterra jev. lie, u
ctteatier 21a, Lakm Xe.
HfLLFROa DISTBICT. i
OrslKl le. Hnr U C leA. Mm
PalSf. IcA. Amnaiat A, Bar
J
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
Lumbermens National Bank
Corner Second and Stark Streets, Portland. Oregon.
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPT 23, 1908.
RESOURCES.
LVani and discounts...
Overdrafts
U. S. bonds to seenre circulation..
Other bonds and premiums . . . . . .
Furniture and fixtures
Due from U. S. Tress.
Doe from banks...
Cash
$9T0O.SJ
828.32
100.000.00
63-798.44.
300.00
$3,000.00
266,80065
266,382.52 338,183.17
$1,677.180145
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock $250,000.00
Surplus and undivided profits..... 16,232.23
Circulation 100,000.00
Reserve for taxes.. 1.800.00
Deposits U09.14S.23
J1ST7.IS-D.45
CAPITAL $250,000
OFFICERS.
G. K. WENTAVORTH.
JOHN A. KEATING...
..........President
Vice-President
Hs D. STORV
F. A- FREEMAN.
C 'er
Aiiiflant Caikier
GEO. L. McPHERSON Vice-President
v IB8 tvAllsrisat kaxa lilt, I may bo iccreaaol ta tare or four. i
r.