THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, rORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER SO, 1003.
12
FLOUR MET
III nDMCEl
'WORLB'S-MAM ETSTOMY
i ' i i .1 i 1 1 . . 1 1 " i 7
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MARKET
EOfUH CATTLE FOREIGNERS ARE
IS Oil 1 EDGE 25 CENTS OFF J1FTER THE HARD
While Conditions Aro Firm Ordinary Stuff Is Hard to Buying: Hard "Wheat at Gtfwl
in the East, Local Trade Move at Any Trice De-4 '' Prices, Although rnces '
; Ts Snnipwhat Bearish. inand Firm for Best. Abroad Are Lower.
PEACE HEWS III
CANADIAN PAC.
eassBSSBaUUSaaw-jaaUKasaaasasBausaa
Report That Strike Is Set
tled Causes Short Cover
ing and an Advance.
rel
Wholesale market features:
Sugar market on an edge. .
. Mil kens quoted lower.' ,
Kastern butter is arriving. . .
IxKal butter Is very firm.
Outside is buying cheese.
Only fancy potatoes aelllnir.
Onion market la dragging. .
I In hnn I ran ft-
Flour market to advance loo bar-1
PORTLAND. LIVESTOCK RUN.
Hoge. Cattle.
Today 240
Tuesday 176 ,
1807 340 ,
10 to
1805 41
110
160
450
1
Sheep. 4
, 250 U
BOO 4
67
' Wortd'g Wbeet Price. e
. V -x Deo. .
Portland i t .913
Chicago 1.01 B
St Lou! 1-00)4
Kanaaa City
trhnl nrlnea are down.
Oati market reaching tba top.
ItfU Market oa as Zdf.
New Tork, Sept 10. The report that
the Canadian Paclflo etrlke had been
settled caused conalderabla ahort rnv
rlng In that issue In tba New York
market today, resulting In a further
advance of IV points In the price. The
H... ainw lint. huvu .11 iv V h.wii . .....
securities and liberal advancea were
shown In tha list Harrlman la again
4aaild to have taken a large block of'
today.
Southern
poor supplies to market, but tha warn-1 A Duluth 1.01MB e I Pacific m polnta. Reading and
Portland Union Stockyards. Bent. 10.
-Shipper, have bean repeatedly warned I New Tork ,., loshB .VA.f wiVtt.u"t
............ 101 A ! Union Paclflo gained 1 and I
I In tbla report regarding tha sending ofl Minneapolis
ling aeems to have been of no avail Winnipeg .............. .Ills
Ban Francisco l.HHH
Th Ftemii eoaai sunr m a, ..i .a vu wnsiavir ior m arrester run ox won a
Th, trade la aenerally talk-1 Quality haa been shown of lata than IT T , ., imtuA
an edge. Tha traa ."r":. J. ever before. While tha generally short Llrerpool
Ing of lower prices ana ior u r.nge and tbe blgh cost of feed has I
av I American smtiier on puv.hc.q a -
II and Anaconda 1 point. Steel com
I on U 1 nolnt hlrher.
4
a I Ran re of New Tork prices furnished
. i nv n,rnMK m I mi K a o. :
aon purchaaes or late cave oe ama.. aomethlng to do with the sending or par cental. - , 7. ' 1
by retailers. Jobbers are not apecu- supplies of poor quality to market moat . . . . 5 5 C . 0
iftta&t",K M3CRIPT10N. J 7'. . g
UtSSll IZSnT XLuJBSSk A .. CHICAGO ' WHEAT MARKET. V I IT
itr.n"r'th in the eastern situation and tor the big city markets demand noth-l" Open. Clone. Sept. J. Gain. Amel. Cop. Co.. .7114 75 ?lfc 74!, a:
atrength In i the easiern " Ing but tn beat and buyera are in- nee. iW A H. I Am. Car &. T.. o.l S9 I I9H II I tt4 111
in.? hliher . cllned to pay ,tha price whenever tha May 101M ' lOtJiB 103 W . 4 do pfd. 101 lOJli 101 lOOVi
The sug crop of the United States quality la good. July M ft Am. Cot. Oil. 0.. ..... .j... .....
beet and cane this season is con- lttlnr tha Cattla Market. r-i,in.. B.nt an Pxtrame weakness Am; X?r 41 ,i5
e.dered lncrea.edfor the mainlend and patt,ftmarket WR.nlt today to ta'SS KrUSS'fo'rriSnSr: f"5?fc ' ii ' ii fSt
102. 16f tZ 1A1 1AtZ
8
...tin Tl?ndi he Wall atreet Jour- Jun,or. 3oS i5 nything but good continue T to purchaae quite liberallv in do pfd. .
?.i STv: Lf th situation- i"i0-. .OBt of t?e.urrlvJ"?f r.B.tl? this countryl started the local wheat Ana. fining Co.
Louisiana cane sugar this year prom-1 up with this clasa of atuff that they pooi Wuh the close H0H1 under yea-1 do pfd.
Ises a crop of 860,000 tons, tne largest pvenooK au aucn siuir. meomm aieers terday. At Antwerp tne maraet cipseaiBalt A Ohio, o..
crop on record ior mai regiun. j h i caunvi Bum .uu. ..uu wuu iv unu lower, rirm snows. iu. ui iv do pfa .......
most promising feature about the hard to get this price today. For ee-1 oentlmes and Berlin ended today's sea-1 Brook. R. Tran..
V'nlted Btatea sugar yieias is me pron-iioct sxoca ine mri is i-yery gooa wiinislon with a net decline oiv. ICan. Pao., o...
reea of Its beet sugar production For I quotations ruling from. $4 to $4.25. Beat! .-Thla market etarted'unchanged to ccent Leather, e
the current year mi crap is uirsuiuMiiiiug ui vuw, tuu jwh.i. mm .nv iiv-iiower, ine sieauineBs uqihk; i ui. hi prd. .....
but Wlllett A Gray place the outturn I fleet call of all and price in thla line crop delivery. The lower range waa due c. A Gt W., e
frnn tha nreeent orosuects at from I are very well maintained. - I entlrelv to -the foreign Influence for In m. m. ct p
an nnn Jin ftno lonir tone. Last year! , Hon and sheen are Quoted firm and! American newa waa of uuite rood char-I r- A vw n'
the' yield was 440,200 tops, and tn I unchanged for quality, but of f -grade J acter. Minneapolis reported that Its I chea. 4 Ohio.".
105-05, 283,717 tone, wnne mim ru. : stun continues aiow, wjin generally sao-1 muis naa oougni over ou.vuu ousiioib i coL F. ft I...
rmmm . i rAnm.rirs.nie. mora - n biooui- rincftn ououuoni. ior Kansas &na ; neDnuiia iiani 1 wiivbi i Dn r. r -
Tiess or gain ' wniun bi.m wu. . xoaay v xioraes ww. amous lui mr-iuurinr iiiv paa. uvu. .iw m ki I do Zd pid.
Ill Cliur. U.v, - . r 11T.I. 1 A 0 J " - r I "'"O , . " , r" I QQ 191 I) (J
ii
4
lll)t
Deet growing inio our .gntuiiuiu I A vear ago louay unurr press 01 veryiia quns .ibiiuh-iii. m w x i corn Prod.. O...I II
tern. Cane and beet together may yield I heavy arrivals the cattle market was liberal receipts of spring wheat there, I d fd
eOO.OOO tons this year. - - - I weak with prices 18 to too off; bogs I St Louis spoke of exporters taking hard I D. 4 "r. n e ' 17
r.n. aimr as an inaustry in ran- ,.ii hr itnuiv. . 1 wneai aaiiy wiin a verv nuua cusn uo-1 nj
tinenUl United Statea haa been prno
.i.n .ttlnnrv Itulsiana and Texas
produoe approximately 150,000 long
Tard's Xepresentatlve Bales.
The following salea of livestock are I to show an improved price although
... . -. 1 n.Tif a
After the openin mis marger pegan 1 j
ao 1st prd
tons 8 year, never mucn uov uui ireiioouiniT. iraas waa jioi yurjr kuuu u any um. m Vnr VM
. u k.1.0 .ittt Tha nllm.ttK limits I th Portland Yards and clearly ahow the I rinrlna- th ailnn. It ima tn ha a I y.h -"or' P'U. ...
-Buabels.-
Today. Tear ago.
Distillers
Ore lands ..
Mo. Paclflo
are much larger, oecauao iau. iiw eua buiid 01 i um ion 01 waimia- nim.i not wan prices ou 1 , . a xr0w
r ' ' " -" ' " , . j I,. ,,. all I .Inn. rr.n.l Mil W thtl! la Jnk.t.hl. .rnn.H . I IjOUIS. DaSn.
the way across the ; gulf coast from Weight,
east to west . Tet the Industry has 35 cows ............... 35,180
not expanded. The contrast with beet 1 cow ................ . 1,075
sugar In the United States is indicated steers -..1. ...... ...... 10,076
by the table below; quantities in tons: 1 stag ................ 1,400
. ' n ji m . 1 . 4 bulla : 6.840
. . t,'. Total Following la the general range of val- Corn
v.-- .-t.- v . r . . - 1 1 a at nn s-Arir villi nor in rnA via mm rrt i ;o
350,000 450,000 S00.000 iEiant? T,: T 1 II.OOU.! No." 1 hard." laiii: No. 1 1 N. Pacific c.
mountains,: $7 I Northern spring, 9lMlJ)i: No. I Pac. M. S. Co..
i: bini'knri nnri 1 iNortnern BDrina. i.utia l.uv: no, a 1 jrenn. v. ....
and feeders. 85. 1 spring 80c81.6!. IP. G. L. & C. Co.i
. . .i.a a. a.,.. J . a.l T l- a TntA.l Inavan tAiiaw si ai ir at I n o.aAl '"n. m
iiAA on-9 unri 717 iK3 : h x skx i 1 "'--v t - . - -v -: . . r i -
Uxi SSS'nnn T.i ko ii rSJi steers, l4.1!5 j - medium steers, IS.60; I wearisn senument; in wneti is very i do pro.
1901
1907 . ..... . . Z4,96S ,876,41(1- B4U,3(S I ZZjuami of
JXn- .si ait 'tan hit Ka93il Hogs west east or
24522 2'0 723 455 2441'' : ordinary, -18.76'
1905 iii-iii JsX'ix ;SSJ: rhina fats. I6: stockers
Ifln. i. ... . . . HZA.D.V ' II v.xao ' mvo. r. i -
a debatable around.
Price. I
82.601 primary receipts:
a.uu wneat .....
8.60 Corn ...... ......
2.50 Shipments:
1.75 Wheat ...... .....
Cash wheat No.
'sKs'nno 11 aa'iioo I National Lead..
' , I N. Y. Central..
. Ivt o wr
6S0.B00 (61.000 I v......
t94onn iki nnn I ' do pfd. ..
2 hard, 89 H P I American . .
1H
130 130K 12K
;S?iso 124 859 417 009 ordinary, 3.25; beat cowa and heifers, prominent., ine iavoredwargument' be ng Reading, c. ...
HUM x',uu"l$2.753; medium cows. $a2.2B; etags, that there is too much wheat coming I .do 2d pfd. ...
Knoh Sngr Xmported. , L,608,: bulls, -$2. I into sight An increase of 19,634,000 1 jf do 1st pfd....
Tha United States consumes about Rheeo Best wethers, iz.bo; ordinary , V" , w . . bvbhudib R6n. I. & a. C.
7 000 000 pounds, or about 350.000 short I wethers, $3.26; lambs. 14; straight 1 ouA'f"'!(., 5".lwr' weeKB. comparea d0 pfd-
tons of sugar i' year. The production ewes, 82.60j mixed lots. 12.50(8)2.76. Jial a'aa".? t'niat faTn.a?' Rock Island, c
naoriw 1600.000.000 nounds. I v.olnhnloa vounir calves. 24.50: 6999,000. east of the Rockies In two I a- M ,
"""""." . ' . ' ; .IV . , .u f . . . . V ' V I waalra Innlra tnn nr.. ..van tn tha I
so that aDOUt i per cum oi in. auxiir i neavy , ana rougn. .iwi.
required nas io ue unparvw. or luib
trade ioreign oeei ua im. uaio
104H
67H
6i.
82M
103
121
4ft
weeks. looks too large even to the I r pi. Dka'"
hnlla . . D-. f
do 1st
Mmmtii. Our customs laws favor beet I inn natent . S4.70: straight. 13.90
sugar imports,, oy ine ireer aamission i J4.40;
14.40; export, $3.60l.70; valley, 84.80;
grabam Us, $4.40; whole wheat, 14.66;
bales. 13.
Range of Chicago prices furnished by I St
r,t I'uhan aua-ar. Beet susar under the
mnthn. tf 1 1 1 VI t inn nil thA 1 pun
continent has the advantage both as HAT Producers" price New timothy, n
: X . , aiaklllrn I irni.u..ia ..allaif fnnr I19lfllli Al. I
industry. But th margin t not verylainary, $12.60: eastern Oregon. llSOIf; if.rZ
frreat in favor of one or the other. I mixed $1010.B0; clover, 19; rratn, $10; JUi7
f . a 1 - a 2 . aana i am aM as ana I -1 a. 81 A. 1 4n 1 (, 1 A 1 1 I
jasi year ioo iuu wnv pugm -uf i cuvk i.c4, -
aS2 .W' -'arrrtte- TegetaMes. Dec ?H
buKr.WAffi?rwmSwh;t 'smailor . FRESH FRUITS-Orange M.OO
rl-i 1 i57flnnn ton . - J 4.50: bananas. 64o Der 1. crated. o:Hul
LUlttl L ileal USUM v. v. w v
Th . avaraae of all kinds of sugar I lemons, 4.b0tfl.Z6 box: grapefruit, it
m-Z .v. a ih vnrM fli KO: mneanniea. Hawaiian, iz.boszx.oo I r. .
ior IUQ V.1IUUB tvuuwioo " . . I 7" ' ' , i 1. 1 "DUl, ...... I
durlnsr the past threo years was easily j doaen: cantaloupes, JMp. black bef- pc.
' ' r m a A a a AAA IT A. e-,.A.a.siat nf i 81 AM f 1 9 f. nAflnhM fifl r? ftOf' nAflTI H K l ZT.
bt Vugar production at m'tervlls of LBoVgrapVsTTscWl Yo 0
10 years since 1886-87 is shown below 25c; watermelohs, 76c$i; huckleber- - -
in lona tons: i ; : rles, 104llo pound. . Oct .....
in long tons. Bpet Cane. Total. f oklONS New Oregon, 31. 1.25 per janl
1186-87; ,,Z,707,64 Z.BOO, (SO o.oia.z; I nu?SLr,i,tarilu a. ; w May
. T .aia. naa a. -aa nr-r I) ffla AAI I A TWIT C . . C Art CI fi R iaa kis I
loftj ; J im m fi.i 48.91.0 12.292.768 1 POTATOES New.- seilinjr. 8101.16:
. a am a I hiivinr for ihlDment Der cwt. fanov. lOcL
vri """..a ''L 0cj ordinary, 7680o; sweet 2 2 fcc.' Jan.
A lower-? price Is being quoted by I VEGETABLES Turnips, new Oregon, I May
i.'' Ba.Aiaa4V aaar iiH a J4 1 Aiaj a4P a n Irl VArk O atUl n flf 1 a. a. aa . . ai 4 rt P- A -. a-a,t
ta the accumulated holdings. Cleanups I tRlLIi. n.nln URniSttl nn- U.,.
were maoe ouriiig win ' I 328.25r" Winatoes, local, bOWobc per1",
a tew oeaiers ai izo ana iaa a. oouna, i box; beans, 6c; cauliflower, 7690e;i Jan. .
inn ""J"'r w "" ' vav. ari I Pea" wregqn, bo; norseratusn, BtSfloo; jJia3ri
., , ....... j r;ri.rh -larucnoaes, t t ooi . grwn onions, too
hui oinnmi ;w i pep do; peppers, Den, wc unile, );
Eggs " LW'lIS W IrtK 26OI0O dos; cucumbers;
nl,MI' ' y .1 ... iiin. ... local, 1 Bay zoo dos; raaisnes. 160 dozen
say that many ,a"S fT? '?lJl2& aK"f: bunches; celery. 4080c; eggplant, 6
em eggs In place of local stock, but I ..- co'-n 11 la sack. ,
this is unlikely as the pure foods laws I reen corn' CK-
are too strict and violations of the Orooerlas, Xfits. Sta. '
law would be costly. i ; SUGAR California & Hawaiian Re
Creamery batter is firm locally, but finery Cube, 36.40; powdered, 86.25;
-the increasing supplies from the eaiit berry, .06; dry granulated. 16.06; XXX
because of the low prices wlU hold granulated, 86.95; conf. A, 16.05; extra
. iw. i vaiuc ii iuTO. - . ts. io.bv; aoiaen ti.. sb.iv; u yellow.
; California and Puget sonnd are both S5.SS; beet granulated. 86.86; barrels.
i fair buyers of cheese locally, but the i5C; half barrels. 30c; boxes. 66d ad
movement is not heavy. . vance on sack basis.
Brief Votes of Trout Street. (Above prices , are 80 days net cash
- vi .i... i...,,.. . auotatlons. )
-the very low prices in the south. ' L .?ALToar?r--H".,!; . .aTound. 160s.
o-iy rancy potatoes
for outside shipment i
belna made by shlppe:
occasional small sales ox nop
Overbeck ft' Cooke Co.
- WHEAT.
Open; High.
.. 99V4 100
,.1024- 103
.. 8614 ,96
CORN.
'66
65
6414
OATS.
49 60
49H 49U
614 61S
PORK.
1470 1476
1656 1667
1657 1660
LARD.
1025 1087
972 877
972 980
RIBS.
976 990
872 895
880 885
Low.
99H
102
964
654
645
63
'49
48
61
1455
1652
1652
1022
967
865 .
975
, 867
880
fd.
. W. C.
do pfd c.
i do Did.
Close. I Soutj. Ry., c.
flflHi I do Dfd. ......
in?: w Texas & Pacific
u i.t w.. c.
uu yiu. t .
tin Inn Pac. e
65KB 1 do Dfd.
64T4 IU. S. Rubber, o
644 I ao pro. ... .
u. a. oieei i-o., c
.... i "y
"t I Wabash, c
I do Dfd.
514 I W. U. Tel
Wis. Cent., c
iSn Wheeling Lake.'
iean I weBtingnouae
aV U VV
214
194
404
Z9
264
60
168
100
454
108
264
604
274
464;
18
1044
81
67
68
83
103
IMsctf at Iicast 10c a Barrel
Will Be Shown Within the
IS'eitDajorSo.
BOARD OF TRADE) RECEyTTa
Barley. Flour. Hay. Oats. Wheat
Sept 80.. 6
Spt 39.. II
Hnnt 28.. 16
Knpt. 26.. 6
rlnpl. Id. . T
Sept 34.. 13
ii
I
1
6
16
6
10,
8
1
18
It
II
10
8
34
19
101
116
71
120
Tlonr Market te Adranoe.
There will be as, advaaoe la the local
flour market wltola tne aext day et
so. Patents will probably Use loe m
lltarrel although some miliars are la-
r . . . . . , . ... I
ounea a pn up hut vawes vvaai aifiin
beeaase of tha continued high prloe of I
milling wheat. Tba great scarcity of I
blneetem snppllea aad the blgb prloee
analatalaed despite the lower values i
other fTadea, is proving a strong; factor. I
While there waa no change In prices
on future wheat deliverlea on the board I
of trade today, - caan vaiuea are down
, rraouon ror ail graaes except oiue-1
tern and Willamette valley and both
of these grades are In scant supply with
heavy demand ruling. I
The oata market la dull at the mo
ment for futures, but the cash market
Is holding steady with 130 still the
buying price for No. 1 white track
Portland. The market ts In such a Po-
otb the buns ana pears De-I
ave the slTuation In their j
own grasp. In view or tins tne ronow-i
Inr advice to a local house from a large
eastern concern la therefore, of very I
much Interest to oats people:
, "Our information is mat tne wasn-i
incton coata crop this year is about 60 I Leons. Thurber. tha Charmlnr rearllnsr T.adv In 'Trunin r Thru' fha ttrmf
per cent short of last season. .We had! . , af HtH. Th.f
28
115411164 185
1224
944
814
127 128 126
174 174
1034
67
53
81
1084
121
84
81
MOTOR WISDOM
21 H 21
18
414
294
ocitaalon a few daya ago to figure what
87 lour eastern oata would cost delivered
'4 4 I Psclf to coast and found that the lowest
7H Inrica we could make on our oats, oasis
f resent eastern values, is u per ion i
rack Paclflo coaat In bulk and corre-
snnndlnalv hlsher prices for later de
livery, up to at least 48 coast for de
Hvnpv na.t M. Tour western oats
lvalues can easily advance 110 per ton The speed limit In Belgium Is 10 kilo-
before meeting any competition xrom I meters an nour.
thla aartlnn " I !
M.vba fnr mlllfaaa la firmer and I flna-thlrd of tha 800 . automobllea tn
JJ??wlth the generally amall milling opera-1 Tennessee are owned ,n Chattanooga.
e a
An automobile fire engine and hose
truck has been - recommended for
Youngstown, Ohio. .
The sultan of Zan.lbat' has been mak
Ing an extended automobile tour through
France.
The two-stroke motor haa been suc
cessfully applied to "the new motor
cycle in England.
' e
There Is no place In the world much
harder on motor cars than the veldt of
South Africa,
The road betweon Ostend and Blank-
enburaha In -Belgium is unequalled by
any track surface in tne world.
e
Tear by year the great firms are
aVrooDlnr chain-drive for live-axle pro
pulsion, the latter being much cleaner.
I tions there Is again some talk of put-
!1 ? I ting prices higher.
?? S I Board of trade prices today:
CLUB WHEAT.
" Open.
October 88 B
November ..60 B
December 83 B
NO. 1 WHITE OATS.
October , 156A 156A
November ..168 . A 168 A
NO. 1 FEED BARLEY. X
Wnh.r 130 A 180 A
3 November. 132HA- 182A
88 I December 135 A 135 A
74.
17
66
42
130
137
1044
672
Close.
83 A
93 A
32 B
103
71
80.H
614
186
Z6
1224
94
NEVADA MINING STOCKS.
62
724l 7I 71
26
69
1674
994
44
108
(Furnished bjf Overbeck ft Cooke Co.)
San Francisco, sept. aia prices;
rinT.niriRTjDS DISTRICT.
II. ' Pftliimma air 3Rn
31 Jumbo Ext. 86o, Kendall 16c, Booth 46o,
92 inina Run 13c. Adams 4c. Silver . Pick
1284 17cA, Ner. Boy 89c, B. B. Ext. 1c, Blue
87 ' 1 Ives 26c, Conqueror 6c. ..Blk. Rock . lc,
214 Lone Star 8c, G. Wonder ZpA, Oro 12c,
78 Kendall Ext lc, Mayne 2c, Atlanta 22c
19 I Great Bend 32c, Empire 4c Red Top
41 (Ext. 8c. Florence 33.424, Diam'f. B. B.
Zs?4t-;on. 1C KJr' uaisy , eao vurnu, riwu
46 81.40, Gr, Bend Ext. BC or. nana Anx.
164 6c, Mlllstorm 7c, B. B. Bonanza lc Ke
444 wanos 33c, Esmeralda 8cA, Portland 4c,
Cracker jacx c. Francis jaonnwn izca.
Ked Hill z.c, monawK jiji. to, juou
Dillon lc, Y. Tiger 12c Grandma 6c,
S. Pick EXt. 1C X. ROSS eCA. UOlOf.
Cons. 15.75. Diam'f. Triangle 4c Standst
Ext le.
- TONOPAHS.
Tnn TTvr KoA Mn.Nimirt E Sc. Ton.
I Belmont 81.22, Ton. No. Star 6c, Ohio
2? ; I Ton. IcA, West End Cons. 62c Rescue
4i7 i c a tim utirisiti An - rr nan khv in
. mj 1 0t J (III vuava w-ava v.a, j av
10 I MAnaMh Tittm IT IaI fwOltiAf. PrftWIl
vOTi I 9i A
1 4 1Z I
A at 7M
m a
604 BOSTON COPPER SIARKBT.
27 i
45' J (Furnished by Overbeck ft Cooke Co.)
11 U. I xJOSion, o.pi, au. diu puvw
108?
117
Z4
26
OS"
168
The "motor ar has never been seen
in the Scllly Islands, though it In a
favorite resort for tourlstg from Eng
land. ". jj, , ' . .
a w . ft:
The Motor Union of Great Britain has
Isaued a foreign handbook that is full
of concisely arranged information.
There is more talk amonr manufac
turers of the coming Savannah races of
Thanksgiving week than of any of the
contests of the year on this side of the
ocean.
e ,
The use of mirrors on cars Is advo
cated by Prince Francis of Teck, chair
man of the Royal Automobile club, to
show the driver whether he Is raising
a cloud of dust.
The Automobile club at Lowell, Mass..
Is already creDarinir for three road
races Tor next year, and may Improve
some parts of the course In anticipation
of the contests. ,
The carc-o boats running between En
land and the Isle of Man made a tidy;
aum out of the recent races on th
island, the charges being 110 each way
ior an ordinary automobile.
e
Owners of private motor cars In Ger
many may be subsidised up to 8250 a
year if their, cars are of the type re-
quirca ior use vy ine army ana .re aep
up to a war Dasis or eniciency.
All drivers who participated In th
"four-inch" race on the Isle of Mai
were examined by a physician on the
morning of the contest to make sure
tney were fit for the long run.
The motor car has taken the sIbas
or ine naca 10 a surprising extent in
the English stag-huntlns- country, scores
now coming to the rendezvous in auto
mobiles instead of on horseback.
$150,000 INCREASE SIIOWJT
La Grande. Or., Sept. 80. According
to the assessment roll Just completed.
the city of La Grande Is wealthier by
8150.000 than last year. With the tax
levy remaining the same, the city's In
come xrom taxation win De increased
1,600.
Adventure
Total sales, 873,600 shares; money, 1 I Alloues
1025B
967
865
982
87 .
880
per cent
are imaing a can i -" , .', '
and purchaaes are .0. f1! 80. 10- l-OO; bales. $2.8$;
rs around 90c. 1 importea -ye rpooi. oos zu.o; lou.
. .k.isis.oo: 4S. iis.uu: extra rine Darreis.
vallev "around' Tr.rrtiirrted bit m and 1 0s, um91 i.66; Liverpool
trad. 1. ow everywhere in the coun- lugPOO J-to
VI 7.' ... I . mailt., fja n,u... K.. .a..
Tomatoes are higher with
s
se
uppllea, some coming from California! A?UjJ ' p?laJli. tk
eflfng around $1 a crate of four baa- M.fT
smaller I yD5ci. yneana, neao. ie;
keta while local stock is selling from "-r:Bml wb"i -iD: rge
60c to 65c a box. I wnite, 4.50; pina, J.Tfc Dayou, 63.75;
Apple market still glutted with sales I L,"l?2.-iii76L Mexican reda. 14.60.
of ordlnarr stock down to 60c a box. v-wirtKr-i-acaageDranas. iis.s.
Front street sells at the following! ageats, Piak and Pi et stubs.
V.XZr as: " " I HAMS, BACON, ETC-Portrand pack
-" - l (local) hams, l to l i. l7o per lb;
Butter, Sggs ana Poultry. . , breakfaat bacon, 15&23c lb; picnics,
BUTTER Extra creamery, 34c; I lie lb; cottage roll. 12o lb; regular ahort
.fancy, izhc, siore, isc. i clears, smoaea, isa 10; Daces, neavy,
BUTTER FAT Delivery f. o. b. 1 smoked. 13c lb: Jlght smoked. 14e lb:
Portland Sweet cream. !!c; sour, I bellies, smoked, 15c lb; pickled tongues,
81 He Pr lD- I 70c each.
Local, beet l232Hc; east-l DRESSED MEATS Front street
; ern. 26938c; local storage, ZffZIc I Hoga. fancy. ((c lb; ordinary. 708c
POCLTRT Mixed chickena. 124e: I larae. 7c: veal, extra. 14 c lb: ordl
hens, 1240 lie; roosters, old. 8c; fryers, I nary, 7 So lb; heavy, 6 6 to lb; mutton,
II 6 14c; broilers, 12014c; geese, spring, fancy. 707c lb; spring lamb. Ttrlfce
Jc: turkeys, alive, old. 17wl8c; lb.
spring, llfrfOc; spring ducks 111 LOCAL LARD Kettle leaf 10a, lie
Olic id; pigeoaa, sauaos, sifjz.ei per I per ib; as. ic per lb; -lD tins. !4e
doa; old, II; dressed poultry. 1014per lb; steam rendered, 10s, 14c per
pound hlrher. lib; 6s, 14c per Ib; compound, 10s, 8e
CllCiLCWrwi (ira, .mm, miiivii Mr D.
and daisies, 14 616c. foung Americas I FISH Rock cod, 18e lb: flounders,
li?lo. . a per lb; halibut, fc per .lb; .'i-ipa,!
Xopa, Weal ang ' xsaeo. beaa, lie per lb; catfish. 18 per lb;
HOP l0l crop, 0 7e lb. salmon, chiiaook. 7c; sllversUe. 6c: her-
" v wjL, lk4 Willamette valley. IS rings, 6e pet lb; eolee, 7e per lb; shrimp.
06c , 12 10 le; perch. 6c per Ib; temcod. 16 per
SiiErTPSiilNS Sneering. , Ilfflkl wnrari. zc per id; rrern mici"".
rcb: short wool. 26c4e. saaoiam I lp; erawnsn.
IE HOPS SAID TO
BE TAKEN BY HORST
.Sell Salmon,
Says McAllister
Arcadian -.
Atlantic . . . ,
Bingham . . .
Boston Cons
Rntte Coala
fal ft Ariz. .115
Cal. AHecla .635
354
VP
22
14
24
Cop. Mt
C. Ely
Daly West.
Franklin . .
Granby
Fish Warden McAllister has nofi- ',"
fled the Front street wholesale fish KS.r1,
trade that It Is lawful to sell salmon MLl".1?.?" "
k.,aflar tin nutt.r vh.lh., .anh nn BOMWn ...
.ha rii-aarnn r- tV.cnln.tnn mlA In. I MlWIll
: Late this afternoon It was reported
mat dement norst, tne big hop
dealer and grower, had. during the past
few davs since he cava out a verv
oeansn interview regaraing tne market
purcnaaed practically all the
Columbia. For some Vme the trade has
been badly mixed as to Us right to sell
Columbia river fish, so the new order
of the fish warden clears the situation
and is generally satisfactory.
PRODUCE IN SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco. Sent 10. Wheat No,
isnftll California club, per cental. 11.6748
hops In Lane county; paying 74o a 1 1-70; California white milling, 31.76
a stir In hop circles inasmuch as Mr.l-774: inferior- grades wheat 11.50
Unril haa haan nmiaiiallv hn.rl.h on I 1.60: reda. 31.6531.70..
the market . The only lots he did not BaT,y Fdi 11-80 1.50: common to
mirrh.i. In Tana rAnnlv aava .Via I fair. 81.2601.30: brewlne at San Fran-
port were those he waa unable to get I Cisco, nominal at !. tjil.6; Chevalier,
Nev. Cons. ,
Newhouse .
Centennial
Cop. .Range
74
. 9
. 124
.100 A
. 10
, I
. 18
, 61
. 10
33
40
jNippissms; Tt
No. Butte .... 81
E. Butte 8
Old Doib. ... 414
Osceola .108
Phoenix 60
Parrot 25
Qulnoy 90
Royale 23
Shannon 144
Tamarack ... 72
Trlnltv 19
United 11
Utah Mining . 43
nun uons. . . ti
Victoria ..... 4
wolverine ...138
Winona
Yukon
U. 8. Oil
73lu! B. Mln.
... 54
... .4
... ZB
... 39
at the price.
woe;. ci seen; long wool. 1KB
II. e.n.
WOHA1R 17 Nominal. ll01c
TALLOW Prime, per le. 3 0tc; No.
I end graase. loitt
2c Per doscu: star.
geou ) per Ib; black baas, 10c per
id; surer smeiia, ee per id; mic coo.
1 He per lb; rrabe. fl.It01.76 doses.
oisters ehotiwtitf By, per gal.
km, 12 6; par l-lb sick. It e; Olrm
CHITT1M BARK Old. e; new. 6 F'.J.p1' IJ: '-Ib
iB 14 4006.66: Eagle canned, e rn I7.66
ITtDrS Dry hld-a. 119 14o 1: aroen. "J'1: '"""TI 'jl ti1' 11 71 J" Ita
o7e l. bulla rreea alt 4 f 6e Ib; CLAVg Itsrdshell. per box. 82 46;
ll.
6 7c; calvee, green. lJic prraaer clams. II per box: lee per dos.
Orals, Tm amd 2Cay.
Pulate, OeaO. on, aTxs.
ROFE Pure Manila. II e; etaadard,
W I1CAT--Burtn, price ew Trarw. It e; sf-el, ,c; R eh.al. ae,
rort..rJ .H.- Oleaetern 9)tl BiZNZIMv 4e Jes, eaj-aa. 18 par
a . J a . at t J S.laSa.av' a-aul A M afa S . f . ... aa. a w
. .-rt f. 1.1 i H :. red, 0t;c;
. rev ue.
t f ' 1 - . 11. al.ttta. lit;
.. :, 1 ! 1 ft If pee fn.
, mj -rd. i.st; ro:d. 111:
i - -
- - '. ts No. 1 mtjlt, 919:
. 1
"f price Eiiiin Cra.
gal: l-fB t'bla. 11 Ue par a.L
TURPENTIVJt la rases, tie f-ar gml;
weed Mia. 66e per gL
I.1NKKI Oli Raw. bbla. 62c;
eaaan. .; 9n I 4 . r .a . 4c; t-saae, g(.
a gal; lots f 199 gattona. le leu; .ij
"L IJ4 ta
WHITE LHAl To a f,e pa
iV ! l e laaa If je.
. v ;AiLfi rrMt batia. i 99
News Gossip
of Finance
161
101
iii4
ioi
New Tork, Sept 80. Government
bonds: Date. Bid. Asked.
twos, registered .. is" 103 104
do COUDOn 130 104 la
Threes, registered.. 108 100
do coupon 1908 101
Threes, amall bonds .... 100
Fours, registered .. 125 121
do coupon 1326 121
Twos, Panama 102 S
District ef Columbia ... . 102S
Fours. Philippine 110
rw Torx epi. 10. Metal Copper
Lake. ItS<Sc: electrolytic. 1340
..-c. mniinin, II1ISII1IC,
Tin. 32 i;V4etJ74.
Lead. 14.47 4? 4 66.
New Tork. Pent 2. Rar aflvar
ic; Mtxmn ounara, .,
ixinoon. ttepL to. ttllver, J4d-
New Tork. Sept 10. Uterlln
demand.
I4M 604l 15:
daya. 4li l.
Waahlngion. lept 36.-
urr statement shows:
Racelpta
Disburseinerte
ling: Cable-.
84M3I; 61
-Today'a troaa-
t.2.t
2.666,C
sax mxnsco grain market.
P PranHace, Rapt. 36. Merchants
fhaege eixxaiioa. :
(.era v.aar wajia. wan. k 1.
I147H: red Rwlil. 6161: Turk.,
tr-t 1176: bta-im, Il.TfW.
Psrra wi-aat kiav. 111!: TWan.
bar. Il i- MA
.' barley Brig, fill; brewing,
II . .
F- t .r fuirlr Via ftltta n.
" . 1 arlt', ll.JI'a r-Hl.
m- t.iaria Praa,
:i. sborta. Hi. J
81. 6001.60. according to oualitv.
Eggs, per dozen California fresh.
Including cases, extras, 41 o; firsts,
0 . ..nn. .Unt a.a..M.
zzc; eastern nrsis, zoc; ao seconaa, Z3c;
thirds, 21c; storage, 30c.
Dn.t., naa nnitn in 1 1 frtvw t . a .v
extras, 31c; firsts, 27c; seconds,
22 e; thirds, 20c; eastern extras, 87c;
narkinr No. 1. 23c: do No. 2. 20c: ator.
age (jamoraia extra, zoc.
New cheese, per pound California
flats fancy, ll4c; first 11 4c; sec
onds, 84c; California Young America
rancy, izc; nrsrs, izc; eastern New
York cheddare, fancy, 16 o; Oregon
fiats - fancy, 13c; do Young America
rancy, no.
Potatoee. per cental River Whites
(sacks), rancy i via sac; poor. 10370c;
Salinas Burbanks, 812501.60; Early
Rnaa. 76&86c: sweet DOtatnaa tn
trade, sacka, 1.ZS,1.60; crates, 11.160
1.SV.
Onions, per sack Yellow, -CO f 81c
Oranges, per box Valencies. IZ 03.66.
PORTLAND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The following list of arrivals of pro
duce at Portland for the past 24 hours,
ending today at 11 a. m. are furnished
by the Portland board of trade:
Two hundred and elcbty-nlae boxes
apples. 28 crates berries. 1 1 crates cab
bage. 8 crates cantaloupes. 12 boxes
cherries, 1 boxes clams, 4 crates craw
fish. 1 boxes crabs, 1 barral craha,
. . a. Waw.. ...
l (i .tT. ri . "a, v, , .
..linn. rra m "K nllnni milk t aaa
rondeaaad mlfk. 66 boxes fruit. 14
hoiM f lah 2 rmxes rrane fruit. 1.1
crates grapes, 211 baskets rrapoa. 6
caaae boner. 4 cars meat. 61 aax-ki
oysters. It sacks on (oris, I boxes paara.
I Dejxaa prunnL . . . mixes peaciif,
13 sacks potstooa, 8 cars sweet po-
steae, 47 crates tomatoes, g boxes
hrimpa. 4 aark s vaaetahlaa. 17 ca
tmtter Is ease ecsa, zi nogs. 11
veeJ. Ill raaaa chickena. corips dtirka.
3 coops turkeys, 3 eoop geese. mat-
tone, .
NORTHWEST BANK STATEMENT.
Portland.
Clearings today 11,0(2,123.41
Year ago 1,253,228.43
Balances today .......... 117.142.48
Year ago 118,812.14
7bs01Mm
Clearing $751,125
Balances 73,241
Seattle.
Clearing $1,272,268
Balances 132,833
Cattle 10e Higher.
Chicago, Sept 30. Run:
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chicago . 20.000 16,000 ' 25,000
Kansas City 20,000 17,000 10.000
Omaha 6,500 8.600' 28,000
Hoes opened steady and closed 6o uo.
Left over yesterday, 1,700. Receipts
year ago. 17.000. Mixed. 36.467.15;
heavy, I6.S0O7.15; rough, 81.4007; light
16.4007.
Cattle 10c higher.
ghee p Strong.
Tacoma Flour Higher.
(Catted Prra Leased wire.
Tacoma. Wash.. Sept 10. An advance
of ATOc a barrel waa announced today in
tno price or - local nour. maaing ine
standard brands of first grade flour
14.80. Altbousn no previous notice of
a probanie advance in nour nad been
riven the change created no great sur
prise on account oi ine conaiiion or
uie wnesi raaraeu miners naxina stc
a Dusnei ior Diuestem wneat.
Llrcrpool Theai llarket.
XJvernooL Sept 88. Wheat:
Open. Close.
March Tsd -Tsd
78 7d
BBFOIT OP THX OOzTSZTIOH OP
GEO. W. BATES & CO., BANKERS
AT PORTL.A1ND
a
In th. State of Oregon, at the close of business September 13, 1908.
MSOTTXOSB.
Loans and discounts ,-.
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured...
Bonds, securities, etc.,..
Banking house, furniture and fixtures
Due from approved reserve banks
Exchanges for clearing house...
Cash on hand '
Total
' T.T6BTT.TTIIS.
Capital stock paid in , ...
Surplus fund .................. w
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid
Due to banks and bankers
Individual deposits subject to check
Demand certificates of deposit
Time certificates of deposit
Certified checks .......
Cashier's checks outstanding .,
Savings deposits ,
3356.081.71
2,717.35
ll.000.0o
60,000.00
. 134.832.01
2.670.44
82,894.37
8689,195.88
....iNo,ooo.o-
..... 25.000.00
6,698.00
3,806.67
329,630.16
0U.436.1I0
88,165.66
666.80
3,168.91
21.854.49
Total
.1689,195.88
State of Oregon, County of Multnomah, ss:
I, Mavnard Redmond, cashier of the above namei bank, do solemnly
gwear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. MAVNARD REDMOND, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to ' before me
this 39th. day of September, 1908.
R. E. MENEFEE, x
Notary Publlo. '
CORRECT Attest:
GEO. W. BATES,
J. 8. BIRREL.
. Directors.
Dee. ..
Ts1d
A BVMXaAS X2I TO
bls'nsme Is Ted oo-uxh." He doesn't
care for gold or sliver, but be will
steal your health away. - If be appears
In your house arrest him at once with
Ballard's Here hound Syrup, It ma y
meaa eoBSumptloe) If you don t A rure
for all coughs, colds and chest troo
blee. Prt-e 2c 8e sd II per lottle,
fold hr gkldmore I fuf company'.
Calif ornia, Excursion
SAN FRANCISCO "
AND RETURN '
October -3 and 4 Special Excursion Tickets to San Francfgco
and return will be sold for $25 from Portland, with irre
spoding low rates from all other points on the ;
Southern Pacific Co.'s-Lines io Oregon
LIMIT OF TICKETS, TWENTY-NINE DAYS
This excursion, which was made on account of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial Congress, js ppen to the public,
For particulars, sleeping-car reservations and ticketscall at
City Ticket Office, Third and Washington street, Portland, or
any S. P. Agency elsewhere.
Wm. MclMurray, Gen. Pass. Agt, Portland, Or.
Y
". l-J'. HI (nli-rt
i. taidi.ingt, leif.-'a
I Idab
Northurrat Crop WesJher.
Oregnu asd WuMrrlna rlr- la.
('t a and Thurso , portbeasterly
-a-r!r tct,t gnd Tburalay.
5JVVVrVVVVVrVVVVVVVVVVVVVa
J aEFJ) .A.XEW SUIT ? l
a - . .. a a . n m .1.1 i
' , Tor laas tlui reedy wisde .
' i aVead ems ad toaierrew. , i
I" rOM'HDI A WOOLEN 'H
MILLS l!OMPA'Ii
Overbeck & Cooke Co
Cecnissloa Lcrciaaj, Stocks, Lcnit, CcSoa. Cnla, Ui
216-217 BOARD OF TRAD 2 BUILD IN 0 , .
If ember Qkaro Board ef Trio's, Correi ronrnt of Lotraa ft BrraS
- M Ckicafftv New York. Boston.
W'e fcT the on! ptivit wir connecting rortUnd wiik the e ad cra
ncbsrges.
UEKEERI PORTLAND BOARD" OP TRADE.